Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 13, 1893, Page 3

A o THE_OMAUA_ DALY BEE | —— e - THE DALY BEE | NEWS FROM (OUNCIL BLUFFS P St} ChSON WEINESDAY, SEPTEM OPENSAHIS FIGHT | “sw : | P COUNCIL BLUFIS - Lk N _ | and fr \ i TELEPTONES § Pusine N DIFFISULTY OF THE LOCAL OFFICIAL Hemn ; t (7 |HE POINTS 0T THZ)WAY TO RUIN | on wi rais ' 0 MINOK MESTLON, e Finds Miny Howrest Cows Who Do Not | g . ki Suceess of the Boarbans Means Detth to t g Make Mitk that Comes Up to the Amertean tndasivigs -How Towa Has | f * - " A | Legal Standard W hat N Alceady suftered hy Reason of <4 b - | 1 | e 1 Rr . Can e D Hest Contracts in the City's flistory the Opposition's Policy, anstng that f VoS It A rie At t il meet € I 1 i s 1 Wi c 1x t and | The rep nview. The O va & i 1 J J \ 4 | ' | £dise a blis ' I ' & 1 r t reported a lot of | s v | \ | ¢ \ \ 1 the rof The receipts ot the Chr . \ t « wtes in favor of 5 A, W w, and | 4 UL S . foread ! L) 1 & S i tical pr h « od sessed to t s . \7od 8 I'he Swedish Bapt h y t \ l i m 10 ha ) Y t s morr f k. A for i 3 " i v n \wes s 1§57 ) o A tor " Char I e t " ft 1L prost. At pertained unde A% tho flvst | dais WA on Aood “don. Harrison a stration Ll 1 05 venrs, died | money was abundant and at i SR tenceof herdaughter, | terest everywhere. The ba trade ishel for Lol ] w Cclgn countries bt b fuvor, corn i for vears, more than 100,000 new oria8 ] i : i3 ! fof | siuce the passace of MeKinley bi Aty forttie Amurican | hicf ud the con wstified in | Here in Towa every town was raising money | [rEne0 kil ) UL e My [ crating him fr I blame in this | 1o secure the location of one or more of W logislation. = Wihen one year ugo this s ve were o oblections an the ro- | those factories: ovory liborine ‘man was [ st was, betore the people, Dwa by ¢ fand placed on tile having more work thau he eould do, and was 3 BH b lly ueciired he | rading contracts wore re. | got R VSRR AR SBE YA RN e e A BE .’.\.u‘ the continuance of this n vred to the engincer and | ¢ 3¥a lknawi it Wilsceonnteys e | DOHEE . SHO AU B0t Boooitent te senii e | v elerk was instru yadve products, and on the average favmers were : BTN Pl A 1o farmers for bids to supply the | mora prosperous and making more money 1 RS T ERDOLY i ehartment with LooO bushels of oats than they had been fo s | hoand prosperity fight | A very voluminous veport was received T T i e capital was | FAPIALY than any other stats our union | tiwie past he b from the city health inspector in compliance % toour countey seeking investaionts | Sy’ Wi UL bo content with anythine short vere placed n file last even- | matter and t i with the resolution adopted at the previous orican securitios, FALE \‘ it overwheluling protest TaailiGHoaon HAMNDIY. BLront: GONRINED| LTS 2 five alarm box on v of Broadway | “But what a chanze! Tn less thansix | theWage earners of this coun HIVREIS15:000; M, IATIEASE B WhaILY || bt vere. eonsidarab Muin strects, and the fire committee | months the factories tironshout our land His Position on Prohibition. wan who has concluded to make | standard and the counci recul lustructed to purchase the box ut once. | were closed up, The laboring tan wasout | o the question of prohibition. Me. Jack- TEHIs IRERRBENE A petition was received and referred to | of work entirely, or working for less wages. 3 ‘ G Council Bluffs his permavent home meeting Monday night called M Recalip el WO e S AT avork entircly, or working for less wiges. | son declursd g he stood squarely on the The criminal docket will oceupy consider- | supplementary report and an_explanation of |08 EE S B ’I"_m“ R R S e e platform ot the fepublican party that was able time of the district court. There are | his neglect Lo condewn deticient milk, S T s A Sa a0 LEs IO B BHRERIT T Salne | Pledged to vetain probibition in ali con ty odd eriminals confined in the nty = T Lhio. conmltiat ‘of | property owners on | mior thiit a billion of dollars, wiillo thegola | MuBities and localitios where the law is Linst whom strong cases hiave a The scason opens by a50-cent eon- { o0 SRENURE OF BTN fonce placed in | of forcign nations was shunning us, as | Shror ovean ho made effective, and ready been made, and itis believed thatsix- | cert at Masonic temple” Thursday even- I8 Gxhalil g ) 1 SR £ s A8 equadly pledeed to those loealities where the street by William Oliver be removed | hunanity shuns the regions of pestilence | ! DAALLERY n of thew are sure to be sent to increase | ing, Septembor L, for the benefit of the | s reportid bick by the committen with TrAH e saloon now exists in spite of probibition Pottawattamie county represontation in | Chvistinn churceh, under the mana the finding that Mr. Oliver had only fenced | “Aud who is responsible for this mighty [ i 4 siptiod of controlling the iduor the Fort Madison prison ment of R M. Birdsall, assisted by the | up his own property change s Lack of contide DR s s S e R e, Howara Scott, alad who has no home or | following talent: A communication was presented infory capital undoudtedly played a_conspicuous | Dopice aud imorality, by reducing the evil relatives 1o eare for him. has been at the Cathedral quartet of Omaha. the council that the pest house was being | part. But why the f contidence? Our sWJust what this lative method shall ‘n mie f sthe Friendless for son s and N TE R OB it VB E D RHHD: occupied exclusively by tramps, who were | laws were the same e which buta few | o rogts ontirely with the peopd i Y the manaeers of that instit it i) (il rapidly destroying the house. ‘The matter onths bef nrosperity rewened every- | (G O R B LA LT S L et found experimental homes in different places Murs, 1. M vy €Ol 0: wits referred to the health committed where, Laws, many of them which for polniides Lo L et tothc AL Tn cach case the family taking the boy on Mro W B Wilkins, tenor. The curbing bids that were reaavertised | years had been upon “our statute books nud | fastee ' 0F fowa, and relegation to the legis trial has found hiw to bea teial indeed, too | Mr. Jules Lumbard, basso, the last meeting were then opened. | s administered by the vepublican pavty had | [EFE SRIEEE IERIS e teletion L the much of a trial in fact, and has sent him Mrs. J. G Wadsworth, soprano. The ran of prices were r brought toour land unbounded prosperity | PP Llesmseives. 1w content 1o leave back again rday the boy was tuken And th wnlolin elud ably low, the lowest in fact that | and happiness. ‘The change was only the | nus TUSHOR b e Labds of the vepublican vize by the officers of the law, and will Misse: 1 Bedison. have ey been offered v city. | change of the business mnazers of the gov- |y REIER R B IOUE : ORIty probubly be sent toduy to the reform school Protin. S TLE There were & number of bidd. and the ient., The republican party, which had (%, (4% GG R SCHIBEITIE A MOLLLY @ wnd Pishing at Manwwa, Admission, 35 cents., Bl s only Sy i paRlindnL Iogt | fontlitty yohes Nateiodl monciul iNMEDPL | Wjioaiion /ot tib o The hunting season at Manawa began | Reserved seats, 50 cents obliged to ay from 40 cents to o cents for | holders stepped down and out, and the now | SIVGR 1o the state of Towa cvery sentence ptember Lo Trains run hourly, Lo 7 s for sale at Bus the same kind of curbing, artitici e, | business manager, the democratic party, | ghnic o th 1nst “l‘““‘,_“, hdd ";‘l’,‘ uhie 2 ¢ | 8 to this fact as one of the beneticent results | was this lack of confidence irely not in | o itide of tho de Beautiful ctehing given with every [ range. “At cost at the Gas company of the MeKinley tariff, which placed Port- | the laws, but in the new business manager. | {0t ion the enis “-““',‘-‘ UL dozen cabinet photos at Riley & Sherr e land ementon the free list, and the demo- | The new business manager had commivted | 15 Seaiths upon the hensianers of the "."“,‘,' den’s for twenty days; frames of all Blufls, 10 | crats, with equal pride, w0 the fact that | itself to every scheme and ism throughout | (&0 [0 P TR ORIEE TR TE Ehe one kinds v order. all the bidders in these Latter days are demo- | the length and breadth of our land simply in f ¢Gidjors, e branded the sleath hound crats. The lowest bid was ftiled by Phillip | order to get votes to putitself in power. 'n AL o & ikt 3 e ounc PERSONAL PARAGEALHS, i Unclo Bapuchy Be ants cash and 26 cents certiti -.u-\‘ 1ts desperation for ]»!.\\'4’!' it had len the f mothads adontad by the administration, in = Tho fall term of the United States court 8 awarded the contract silver men of the nation to believe that it | Srecng down our wallant defenders, as a Ohio Knox left yesterday for a business | opens in Council Bluffs, September 15, The city engineer and committeo on | was for freo silver, In its anxiety to secure | MUStCOWardly outrage. visit to Vulentine, Neb, Judges Shiras and Woolson -« presiding. | streets and lleys were instructed to | votes it had entered into partnership with Grent Battle Grounds of the Year, . B Hart and wife and D, Edmundsen | There are about eighty criminal cases on the | confer with Superintendent Stone of the | the wild schemes and theories of the popu- | He closea by declaring that Ohio and Towa 1R s M TERI Bl o Gl bAr e docket, but nearly all are for violation of | electric motor lino concerning the removal | lists, and in its determination to win it actu- [ are the great batile grounds upon which Dr. Charles Deotken and family have re- | revenuo laws, and are of little mterest, ex- | O the company’s tracks from the curb at the [ ally formed a co-parinership i the state of | are to be fought to a finish the greatest of turned from the World's fair. cept to those directly concerned. The fol- | corner of Broadway and Oak strect. LUOOISIAILD che sooialo aniannrclit ail live political questions, the principle of Mr. Frauk MecTigue arrived sn the city | 10wing are the juries selected: O T DUTHIVEovSLIoe o the acts of their governor | which is embodied in the'simple sentence, with D, Laugel this morning. Grand Jury -Clark Sinpson, Ellott; Thomas PupisIneDeat smce his election SNty | “Ameriea fivst, the world afterward S i HE Ford, Earling: Wallace Van Gorder, Audubon; s Dog i 1sea Odor. ‘As a party of the minority it had reck- He called i all citizens of Towa to line E. D. Patton loft yesterday for Des Moln R LR e e 5 i lessly embraced ¢ wild and visionar up under the old Hag who belic in send- where he will make his hoie in the future. | wiy: Cromwells George Cortledee, Craston: 1 Carl Burhorn and his dog had a hearing | gejeme that wascaleulated to bring it votes. | ing the million laborecs of our country bick Mrs. Alice Copson. who nas been visiting | K. Forsythe, Giiswold: W, "W, Hiilyon, Hasi- | before Judge Metee yesterdar. - The dog | When che people of this great nation awoke | into the Americau factorics, with the assur W. H. Copson and wife, teft yesterday for f’:...“:{."’i- I'I‘L\"' \";:‘ ORIGEN |:‘l"f{5\“ scems to have i ravenous appetite for human | and found that the democratic party was | ance that the goods which they manifa.. Tarkio, Mo, AnT G T e W W ¥t | flesh. Once beforo the dog was complaiued | #ctually in control, no- wonder there was a | ture and which furnished them ihe monoy George Wise is being mentioned as apossi- [ Afton Delmage, Luvimer; A G Brownt | of for bitmg a police offfecr, but the owner | Mk of contiden no wonder that foreign | to support themselves and famiiies shall be ble nominee for the logislature on the demo- | Miss eyt S b, Modado: S | St i out o the country 1o see i ho | £okd 16U our shorcs, o wenderthat factories | the same gouds which thes, s American cratic tick Skinner, Clarin oy in anticpation of taviff reductions closed | citizms, will buy and use in aoBtin i nnerai | couldn’t get him used to a vegetable diot antoly . ¢ L 3 3 John W. Buelens of Clinton, Ta., grand | Aeoes araburs: Witliam Dryden, A i [inisHoxporiment doesiinot ‘secin to hiive || WalFdoors, mowendc buas 4 stormel Ananc| those manufacturod in o ew master of the Odd 1 . wus in tho city | Towise Wasron. Hough Criscont 5 | proved ntirely. sucecssful, and yestorday | gl destruction swept over our lund nover | Engiand. | e appealed to e VeRtbEOR Y And LIGTCE HEre 1aB Ui avonTNEIT0 Rl FO MBI A N e LinTE Hh s o the court fined Burhorn 810 and costs on | before cqualed smce the prior democratic | Towa to rally under the flag of Petit Jury - kd Bioux Cit days of 18 3 Anderson Vi W. | account of the animal’s viciousness, 3urhorn Grant, and with the mighty a ‘rence o t shops of young men of Lincoln and rmy of lowa's Pimply Girl Pimpiy Boys And Every Person Afflicted with Torturing Disf Humiliating Humors Find Instant Relief And Speedy Cure ruring By Using Cuticura Remedies 1. Porten Duve le Props, &g AL Ap and Tladr,” freo and falling MME M YALE, THE WORLD'S FIRST Conpenor— Seeciast CREATOR AND PIONEER OF Beauty Culture Orleinator of Steaming the Fa iz Apparatus ever nventor of the e patent at PECIAL NOTT F benefit of ladies desiring to take Mme va atment for Removing Welnkles, Restor. g Youth, Cultivaty plexion and Mute. Yale will ¢ TEST TREATMENTS F FOR ONE WEEK. Our treatme 70 and old o the Come Skin Dis REE twill make a woman of 40, 50 ) from ten to fif Mue, Yale i the only authority living who r mioves wrinkles and restores youth., Middle-aged and old ladies are made (0 100k 1ike young eirls Ladics can be seen at Mme. Yale's Temple of Beauty any day who hive been restored to youth and beuty BEWARE OF FRAUDS AND IMITATORS I' COUPON OL FEOM OMALA BEE This Coupon is good for one Facial Treatment at Mme. Yale's Temple of Beauty, at pO1 Karbach block, 15th and Douglas sts., Omaha, Neb. GOOD FOR ONEWELK ONLY. CUT COUPON OUT. Home Treatment. | free Iy apply. Sov "La Freckla The d-day ¥ Excelsior Skin Food. The only remedy in the w it removes Feme AR ORI RO B 1750 Excelsior Hair Tonic. Hundreds o MME. M. YALE, Beauty and Complexion Specialist, Temple of Beauty, 501 Karbach Block, Sth o and Douglas Sts., O ahu, Nob, — The Original and Genuine (WORCEOTERSHIRE SAUCE Tmparts the most ds taste and seet VO EXTRACT sot F iR from AL GEN Guavy AN AL Mat his r Fisn, RORS1 1 HoT & COLY LEA & PERIING MEATS, Ak thair eaiice hiy peicemed 1 GAME, & Seware of hnmfmvs' s e v 3 geo that you get Lm\ & I\mna‘ e a:XhDsnis t Onpial & Qonutne, ,mn\ i N VN HOAK, NE W VOIK W. L. bUUGLAS $3 SHOE not ke, Do you wear them? When next !n need try a pale, Best in the world. $2.00 FOR LADIES. $2.00 181.75 ron Invl If you want a fino DRESS SHOE, “made n the latast shyles, don't pay $6 to 88, iry my $3, $3.50, $4.00 o $5 They fit equal to custom made and look and wear as wall, 1F you wish o economize In your footweaty doso by purchusing W. L, Douglas Shoes, Namo and anped on the bottom, lock for 1t when you buy, | DOve L Brockton, Niase, Sold by Elias. Svenson; 8 J. Carlson; B 8. w Ienatz Newman; W. Bowman & Co.g Cressey, So. Omaha NEBRASKA NATIONAL BANK. U. 8. Depository, Omaha, Neb. CAPITAL, - - - SURPLUS, - - - 8400,000 865,000 Offcora and Diroctors - Henry W. Yatos, prosi- dent, It . vieo prosident, C. S. Maurios, W. V. 3l Joln S, Colling, J. N, HL Patrlok Léwls S, Reod, cashier. i THE IRON BANK. VLLLAMSON SPECIALIST HEW ERA it f" rprased in the trontment Curonio, Nerv )i Write (o or Private anl Disoasos, 181t poraonall Y mAtl. stamp for par- will o went 1o Uitlyo, 1183, 1ok Retreat FOR THIE Insane 11 churge of the Sistors Moroy. Is renow od Institution 1s situated on the ek of and overlooiing the elty of 5. The spacions grounds, ite high location and splendid view, make It o most pleasing retreat for the afilcted. A staft of erinent physicians and a lnrge corps of ex- perienced Lurses minister to th the paticats, sl care tients, comforts of given to lady par TERMS MODERATE. For particulars anply to SISTER SUPERIOR, Frank Strest - - - Council BlufTs, lowa. Special Notices: COUNSIL BLUFF3: — handbag and pocketbook GOLDHOWED GLASSES, funtitite: dropped | betweor wik sireot. Reward for roturn W 1 etrl for gonceral housework. Miw. AT, Flikineer, No. 24 At aven Kknow tiat Dy & Hoss have soms ”.‘ Vot Jeor Sat Vargislis i feadtand garden Land near wonodern house s beetween First and s M6 B ofticr eren fine vl Jiat onts wide 0f ity Himits, with plent frult, burri o s e bulldings, Price $1,500.00 ke at onec. Bargalns i inproved rial ostate g eris Of payment. 235 Pearl sireet, & Tow “ ANTED 1 desirable wnant, family of L g e bl A T in koo locality. D, Bee offics l,-m. SALE (o A Stenton Johust L& Vil CARBON GOAL COMPANY Sole Agents for the celebr ited Huntington, Arkansas, SEMI-ANTHRACTTE SMORELESS G0 —IFOR— FURNACES AND HEATERS T ionFand Byrifotlonve 5 Swanson, St drant darris, Clarinda; ks the dog is moro sinned againg Boles' Sophistry Exploded. youns men as his color guard, he had an o Ovide Vien and wife leave todas for Hot | X™{" 8, T hr. bonvas, Crogton; | Sull thinks tho dog s more witned ugninst istry Explode youpEinen isliaiGlon et Clio) A g Spriogs, 8. D., where they will rémain ten | 15, Atkine DL B ML e piar KN s sinning, and will take anappealtoa | wHere in Towa avenments filled with soph- | alcave hus stood. firm in . the. faith heyiim diys or 80 in the hope of bettering Mrs. | andoals John Koss, Shenandoahs Jobn 1t | higher court.” istry and deception were used by the leaders [ it 3 stod, Br b e Vien's health Hawthorne, Prescotts M. K. Hood,” Logan 3 3 f f of democracy Lo win this groat state ¢ it A ANLILBONEI ¢ 5 NP A L George S, Davis, preseription drugyist., B E would wave in final triamph over a vroken Master Thomas Farnsworth has gone to | "7 00O Gt AL - tariff reform and free trade. Ina and defeated democracy Fairbault, Mion., to attend the military | fane; 1. « ins, : W, S, Arm, TO OIFEN NEW COAL FIELDS, written October 4, 1802, by the gov —_— — eadems “wiere. Koy Camploll, who bias | s Vi ' i Nk ey Towas Lie siys COFEIN DLCIANES, een for some time a member of the same | Wilson and Frank Teckert, Red Oak: BB | g o althy Syniieate ofo Phe simple fact that the exports of Ameri- scliool, has returnod to his studies, Dihtman, Sarne: J 11 Tureall, Dunia: 1 Plans ofn W ‘.“"‘ “‘I‘ o1 K elc can G pro e Inereasud 50 pereent wiin | e Refuses to Stud as the Candidate of 2 2y Cushy, Definnee: aver, Atlantic; o lowa Min one year after the adoption! of the revenue G Domestic soap is the best L5 Vaiiz ' W swaroan Do Boos, Ta. Sept. 12— [Speeial Telegrar CriiT of 184G, that it doubled within cizn o u--\»u;-.u... g T E iy " 3 ’ cirs and ohled within een years ol ES OINES, Sept 2. Spece Telegra o0k at the clesan tadiant Wl i of the big conl syndieate, whose actions | heen cqualed before or 15 conclusive i L ik oF home range in Cole's window : W, have been something of a mystery for some i Lense advantaze which is cone | Podge, who was nominated for governor The best i always the cheapest. Saves Missourt v . i ) P SOWE ] forred by o purely rovenue il upon the | September 5 by the prohibition-republican LY 0.0 Moflit, Coviy months. The syndicate is composed of Chi st e o hnltitho fol—hirns wood ov.coal. The wwthorne: Thomas Paul, Mal- | cago and Cineinnati capit headed | . s Y 1 i . state convention in this city, gave t the Round Oak and Radiant home stos ve, Essex: No B iady, Mag e e LORSRERY And you this declaration was made by | 0.6 toduy n long lotter dotlining e L I s D A BRI well known Hauniton Brown and includ governor in the face of President 3 Yo K 1YERYAHQ 018 ) Ain slre ). Barchim, Mondaming B E Novmin D, Frazer of Chic Under w's historical messaze o congress in [ honor. At the time he was nominated wsteepy” ewitt Diee i A 0alG Y. Giles, Shenund sl the name of the Boone Valley Coal and Rl tho effect of this very tavifl 1546 | was out of the state, and since the conyen Judge McGee, at the 5 o'clock session of N oticegto G ¥ s niessionsliaesbpon ofionr. domastlo oxports for;th Y Mieesto Groceryw o, ted, which nas purehased 2,500 acres of | last fiseal year as conpired with those of the 1 of rs from leading vepublicans and pro the police court last cevenmng, discharged | The brand of corn known as “D. W, W land in the northern part of this | previous year exhibic i inereise of #843,040 hivitionists advising him to both aceept and saleepy” Hewitt, the man so strongly sus- | Apchor's World's Fair Brand Sugar Corn, ty. This land lies on hoth sides | $22 - AUllest vlew this condition of our trds | decline. — Since s return to his farm, pected of thg murder of Burdisk at Cowrt- | Council 31 . e i e ‘I‘; the K|.v Moines river. e company | {3000 G Ao (I.v‘ "v; 1\4;I: »nl. I “‘:w Dodge. his hon e s Yand beach, The reason for the discharge | Couacil 13 id GonnoilBIuiTs i Cne [(HA8 DI B0 town 4ol Do aalie Myaeor,tinariiy. An oxg i il of o N R e I BIIg Wis the fact that nobody felt sufeient in- | ning Co. has no interest whatever in id e st diathisceon et Worlk | exports, howevor, will show ronsed l‘.vl ey A P Sk u i will beiin on the erection of fifiy houses, & | Yalue of our exports for the Bt fiseal year iy | terday afterncon and evening he was visited terest in the case to i information | brand, COUNCIL BLUERES CANNING Co. | bank, store building, cte., soon and a post- | 10 be found inthe hizh price of wwhich | ooy tHon, George 15 Roberts, editor of the chavging him with the crime and the utter e § ofice' will be establishied a provaiied during the” bt halfof it year | 3e Dodge Messenger, and 1lon. Lafayteto absence of any evidenee furnished the colrt I'euit lands and farms. Greenshiclds, which price sine decliied whout one-hall | Young, editor of the ' Des Moines Capital Wirranting the judgo holaing him for furthas. | Nicholson & Co., 000 Brondway, ‘Tol. 151 | inhnbitans in twe yes e e wiin o of ourexporls of DredsitTs i | who romained with Mr, Coftin untll nearly examination. ‘The veputed belief of Coroner e e LS be opened at once, emiploying 20 men, and | Hve of & new el and portat midnight talkin v the situati After rybert, the Council Bluffs police and the A QIR L EELLarg more will be opened within o fow mouths, | from abrond would: hive greatly auzmen mature deliberation Mr. Coftin decided to Omaha officers who were detuiled to work roport yhs bu into -clroulntion iy | Phe company has contracts for all the voul fallen from_ $05,701,921° in - 1 decline the nomination” which was tendered up the case against him that he knew o | 48y afternoon to the effect that B. L. | itcean possibly mine, A hne of roud is being I 1RG0, and Lo 21 ES008 ] to him by acelamation and by a rising v great deal about how Burdick came 1o his | Watson, the missing traveling ma built from 1'éazer o the Minneapolis_ & St [ 1805 with w strong probublity, anountinz sl | and after renching his decision he placod in death, was not put into u tangible form for | spent three hours in the ity duri Louis, and over this the company will haul | {1000 he Chirent yo Tho seereate va e | e hands of Messrs, Roberts ana Young the the court’s consideration, and as th Wk | qay Rumor eredited the report to s, \, | 148 Cosl to the Northwestern road at Dayton. | of rice exported during the lust fiseal year, as [ 1etier giving his reasons at-length for’ not nothing to show why he was being held his [ G050 0 o G hotkn Farly next spring the Des Moines, Northern | compared with the previons yenralso exhibits [ stundiog as a candidate. ischarge followed s o matter of courso. | NE g (P GG WWRCTL ATATSON | & Westorn will run a Boone to | & decreas #400,917 While heregrets Ine action of the republi Heo disuppeared very quickly after hisliberty 1w §idicnantly denie AT pronour ",‘, Frazer, and the lowa Central will do the | Wit -1{‘ i nt Of, the wangria can party in taking what he regards as a Wis given hi lifod! ¢ Al nouneed L game from Story City, The new town will ORLR A HRAS, b ard step on the temperance question unqualitiediy fulse oy Mr. Scott cereise i Liese Lo articlos of #1,100,- ! T e e amor Kieans Ut i ot places and | BIUS Witve three vouds within o few months 808 il B Qe Says Beciun sea o good in dividing the ASK your grocer [or Domestie soap. % . v L and will v pid 1 et 1 t yavt ths time and haps, losing al i eredited My, Watson's appearance in D) Phe policy whieh dletated alow i duty il RS h S L on forcizn terelundise 10 wis thouzht it has been accomplished b the Unity Guild have changed the night | S1% 4o or theee days ago, bub when Nomination Pleasing to Kepablicins, R R b | PR AR, R il R | of theiv party th» Wednesday evening ""|"-'.“J”vln{:“fi“;'v';"»"“-.’:1‘\'}‘.4 A MissOUiE VALLEY, L, Sept. 12 —[Special | tend tobenetit the farming population'of this | parison of the party o'a piece of farm machin [ i— v that has become somewhit ular, thay | convention of the Thivty-fourth senatorial | markuts, The forogoing facts however, soom | {8 3 WIS bt miwle veidy for the hiry T ith o RIDA T DN EAT T AT ¢ | Watson is not dead. is evidenced by the fact | district this morning nomiuated Charles [ 52 show bucontesiably "‘4("‘ nosuch result hiss “” ‘”-‘“‘ \MRYIRGA Dhid “‘”r up ‘l‘ I'H‘ “l:‘{‘ Maxwell against Holland was on trial. S0l | solvo the mystory. At st a reward of $100 | _l‘y:\H ks of Crivirfond county \[‘. gemntor on And now the goyernor declires, i a re | abandoning it altogether and losing every lund rented what is known as the Rink | was offered for information leading 1o tha | 1t Botter, who s reprosntet (e oy | Cent speech, that Uis Wriff question shouid | thing that has been gaincd building, owned at that” time by Maxwell, | tecovery of the b and the detection of | for twenty vs. Bullook's uomination is | Mecliminuted from WU esucs of tho present Wark of lowa Highway ana proceeded to oceupy itas a livery stable, | the murderers and yesterday this was in- | gratifying t the republicans of the distet, | Chmpal, for nokhilg e cun 4o now. will Boose, la., Sept. 12.--[Special A dispute arose about the con ion of tho | oreused to 0 by D. C.( por, Wistson's ’ Ihe Denison Bulle the leadit demo S N b W sostlowenk to Tur By Mat Hogan, a N tatit e a0 SNk KIS’ SeRalion Bf Bho | rathoicindii, vl o8 ot Shl Half of | eratic paner in western Towa, di 1in its Quoted from St dueison, R R A A T F T that he failed to do so. thereby violating | \\‘1‘ ..\-“: 1 u“:‘ infoy ad- )i bis home county son brought up the: famous utternnee of | MiEBY 0 the yards in the east par their agreement. Holland therefore moved | PESREALY 0o 4 g Liallrand Trafie Lnroribg Presidont Andres Jackson on the topi switch cngine came b ; out and went into the livery business on G " i Yoo by o koo agrioliare do 0o 1Initan b ta oy L ting any valuabies nia TFourth street. ‘There his stock of buggio: 1 Williamson & Co., 106 Main street CEpARRAPIDS, Ta., Sept. 12.—([Special Tele- | 5500 1y W s Iy and you at | Whree sty Lo be the g horses, ete., was attached by Maxwe who largest and best bieye stocik in eity gram to Tue B I'he ticket and freignt e Zive bl 10y r readstuits I‘vlv 108, w claimed that the rent under the lease w B . agents of the four railroads entering this | than all Eurc farn s) us. fact, wo Hlack & Co. re store was robbed due and unpaid smoke T, D. King & Co's Partagas. city roport thist business on their roads is tn | Lo (oo o sblect to tie poliey of o | lastnight of of razorsand cutlery 180 1) @ir Mds s in Sritish 1 ahit It i w Lioald be ¥ . - - Sy - creasing in all departments and has Shid s ) : e U RS Cinders for Sulo—200 louds nice, cloan | gy Frawes Fhiouing Out, YT T W O R B T B A ATy v v | einders for walks and drivewa, Apply | oo ‘r' ‘I‘l wpor '-‘“ At diminution in the | yye heaviest fre trafic in their his feed our Own, or ¢lse hort time DY eon RIME IN HIGH PLAC ES! Itis| to 1 D. Burko, Taylors's “grocery | PUMUeFDEiraie aud sushlelous Iasaoi0rs K - Ubaing our’ yrecn owo shall all L not strange that some people do | hauging about the city Ler delight red Two Shots AUPCTS OUPGcLY s, Ry ST . Geiting Kewdy 1o Huild [ - o MaLyve s ) % Ho continued his respeets to Governor | WONE throush ignorance, others from = | fully warm and langwid weather and the | ALVERN, Ta., Sept. 12— [Special Teleg Foor ) s rig e | o e OSAMLAARNIL A ls . ! Boies and his free trade letter, showine tha, | # failure to inves'igate us tothe right or | f ie ground, run- | great fields of fruit, grain and vegetables, | 10 TuE Bee. |—Art Laugh sustained o s! Py ey vrong of range ning lovels and making surveys for the big i 4 f ¢ i re iu spite of Boies' assertion that the aboli- | Wrong of a maut Jut it is strange, " ¥ he big | with watermelons for sert, that abound | flesh wound todsy in an encounter tion of the p tve tarit would bring | that individuals and firms, who are fully building to bo cracted on South Main street | throughout the country, offer superior temp- | Cecil Groves on the street, ¢ 1 b Nant o 10 the rf T K AT T Vv by the MeCormick people was con need | tations to the uncertainties of ity life, or rh. The difiey ¥ et YR v g 048 Lhe prive of farq | aware of tho righie of athers, will noi yosterday. The inary surtose. oo | 8l the tray voluntarily gone to I G AR Ak, L < Rl SR, HONR GDaL slst In porpotrating frauds upon them. | for the DUrpose Of BOLLING Micasurcante 1o | work. ‘There e now where there | ot LLLEL L A 8 iiaanae SOAEOe W | Lt slthy manufreturing | be used in wuking th 1 vk of | Were ten & u Iy ut Creston, T W GR } DOAN B2 W) atthe | fipms will offer and sell to retail mer- | | ho work o ‘ 3 time that declaration was uttercd corn in | excavating for the fc u will begin | - CRESTON, Special Telozram | tho Des Molnes market whs warih 4o 104 ohants, articles which they know to bo | withiu a few days. | «m-u]w;w-;. to Tue Be Vesterday Johnny Corrigan | & bushel, today it is worth 80; rye was then | i0fringements on the rights of proprie- | - Carbon Coal Co., Wis run over | wagon load f wortl 5 L owas wor | tors, and imitations of well known good Lded to by l 34 Pear street, Grand hotel blde. and died frow the injuries vecelved vere then worl ents, today 20: hogs | We want to sound a note of warning to A little 6-year-old daughter of Mr. and - . \d . were then e TR 3 3 - ve the §.50 per 100, | the retailers to beware of such imita Mis, John Graybill of “Underwood was | Dowestic soap outlusts ohoap soap Progressive Euchire Players in Troubl today frc rcut was then | tions aud simulations of *CARTER'S Lip- aealisd to doth Menday, 1t wes the fuw: | Disercuited by the Police. Lovisviiie, Sept. 13.~There is great con- | Worth ! i worth |y Livig P When they are of ily waslh day, ana” e cild duriug 1o | The polce are iuvestigating & siory told | SPHAUON ong tho citizens of Danvill, | f100 v dssertion | forad” o you, refuse them; you do not iors tamperary 'u::w:xlwlxl“.‘.‘:‘ “‘"‘L by Jawies W Hewmingway, who claims o | 1\‘, over tho churge of Judge Shauties to | elocted iy want to do wrong, and you don’t want to bolling wator and the scalginy strenn posa | represent Curtls Bros.' broom factory at :..‘ ‘,: wd jury this n ing, The Judge | voice gislation was | 16y yourself liable to a lawsuit. Hen | down upon her. story Be gave to he | id the jury to indict Al or wWoman | too re tcimand | Froaklio said “Honoesty is best poli- | whom they find playlug progressive euchire | ser that destb resulied iu @ few Lour bolice 1o detail is 1o the offect that be was | for prizes, | Ksun suid: | ey it i3 just as true that * ‘wu..u VO LLal eVely WAL, every wowau al AJ thebest priocipie.” She waus 80 badly burned 1‘ larinda, la. The *Houesty is | For further particulars and street, prices call at office, 34 Pea Grand Hotel Building.