Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 15, 1895, Page 3

f S — .(: b Afi . e Tie OMAHA DALY B [ COUNCIL BLUIF OFFICH, NO. 12 PEARL STREET Delivered by carrier to any part of the city, . W. TILTON, Lessce, TELEPHO? No. ediior, No. _—mm MINOR MENTLO. Grand hotel, Council Dlufts, Newly fur- nished. Reopened Oct. 1. E. F. Clark, Prop. The Insurance on Mrs. Pralor's property whch burned yesterday morning, was $3,200 of which $1,200 was on the furniture A _marr lcense issned to Charles Nelson, 23, Peterson, 2, county Clyde McClelland ness from Willlam rearrested yesterday the city jail, “Is there a pers and who go there?" are questi T. W. Willlamg will deal with evening at the Latter Day be a al meeting chapter, No. 47, R. A. M., tonight for work In the R. A. degree. All members and visiting companions are requested to be present. By order of the M. E. H. P. Martin Sorenson, aged 42 years, died yes terday at 6 p. m., after il f four weeks, at his e, corner of Sixteenth a n and Fift The funeral will take place Sunday rnoon at 3 o'clock from the Scandinavian Baptist church, Rev Matthiasen c The motor dian_ silver the t cities company conduct and when the the extra 10 cents The June festival of the southwestern Towa district Daptist Young People’s union is In session at Malvern, Ia., and meetings are to be held until Sunday night. Rev Mr V. C. Rocho of Council Bluffs, Rev seph Wells of Silver City, Rev. W. P. 1 of Omaha and Fred L. Evans of Bluffs are among tho speakers. J. I Ferron, chairman of the committee of Council Bluffs, a ““Gold and Silver for Everybody subject of conversation at the meeting to be held at farmers court house this afternoon at 2 o b invited to attend and securing a supply 1 C. B :8-Business office, @; night was aged both o and Julia ag Montgomery who stol Welch a set of har week ag al devil?” and, “Hel at Blder ng Saints' church here wili spec of Star nth street in las any Ny Although accept refuses it rs offer tc Doy store tted Cana or bank i it as legal tender, th tirely. of the arter at 15 cent r is accepted they make themselves Some incil populistic nees that will be the bimetallic hall in th lock. Every get pointers of both kinds of Jensen was arrested yesterday on an information filed in Justice Cook's court by R. D. Williamson, charging him with assault ing, threatening and using abusive language toward Willlamson's wife, who was sick at ths time. The lady, it is claimed, was fright ened almost to death and has been in bed ever since. The case will be heard next Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Experience shows the desirability of hav- ing fire insurance in an old and strong com pany. We write insurance in the most re liable companies in the world, among them being the following Imperial of London, established in 1803 Glens Falls of New York, established 1840, Fireman's In 1863 Palatine of Manchester, F 188 Lougee street, Fund of California, established , established in & Towle, Sole Agents Pearl Correcting an Error. onpareil stated yesterday morning very physician in the city” a'tended the unfortunate Miss Maud Vearier, who dled from an_overdcse of morphi We want the people to undersiand that the cele brated physician, G. W. Pangle, M. D., “The G001 Samaritan,” of 5656 Broalway, was not there. This man cures where other physi cians fail. The that * Children's 25¢ and 3Gc seamless ribbed corset waists, all sizes, Saturday evening 10 each only at Bel PERSONAL PARAGRAPIS, Mrs. Clara Albertson is visiting friends in St. Paul. Eli Brown Colorado. H. 0. Kerr city yesterday. D. 8. Pryor and family leave today for a visit of a week with relatives in Stanton Neb. Mra, Archer of Salt Lake City is th2 guest of Mrs. F. 8. Thomas on South Eighth street. Miss Delia Fenner left for Brattleboro', Vt., where she will spend the summer visiting relatives and friends Judge Macy will arrive In the city next Monday and hold a session of court for the trial of the injunction case of Nora Murphy against James Coyle Miss Fannie Walker, who has been teach ing in the South Dakota Deaf and Dumb in stitute, has returned home, and is spending the summer vacation with Mrs Oscar Keeline. T. B. Hays, a member of the formerly well known firm of Hays & Gleason of this city, is spending a few days with his frienis here. He is now living at Jancsville, Wis., but is traveling for the benefit of his health, which has been very poor for the last seven months. F. E has returned from a trip to of River Sioux was in the Thursday evening her sister, Sellers has returned from Storm Lake, Ta., where he attended the meeting of the State Pharmaceutical assoclation. —H distinguished himself in ore than one way, winning the fat man’s fitty yard dash and a 100 yard wheelbarrow race, together with a travellng case and three bottles of cham- pagne as prizes. He was also elected one of five delegates to represent lowa at the National American association, to b= held at Denver in September. Better than riches—the toothsome, sweet flavored, digestible food produced by aid o Price's Cream Baking Powder, Stoward Gels the Trank. M. V. Steward, the Omaha commission man who had trouble with his wife, calle] at the Justice shop yesterday, and the trunk which Constable Baker seized on a search was turned over to him. It contained all the woman's clothing, together with quite a number of things that Steward claims belong to him personally He says his wife ran off with $400 of his money, which she picked up while acting as his bookkeeper. He doe not know where she went, but thinks some where east here, while the travelin man whom he bilames for bein, t the bottom of this latest installment of domestic unhap,i ness he says is 1,000 miles west warrant Cole & Cole bought a big part of the Dun- gan stock, and are making bargains in Lard ware PLIl ips’ Screen Fremes Screen Doors, 65c and Philadelphia Lawn Mowe Gasoline Stoves, $2.50 up. The Process Gas Stoves to_$30 Western Washers, §2.75. Wood Frame Wringers, $1.85, Iron Frame Wringers, $1.50. Screen_wire lower than ever. Some fine Sterling six-hole ranges at Dun gan's; cost price, way down Some Siberla Refrigeators at half price, 41 Main Street. 19¢. s (Genuine) $1.50. a $ Ranges, This Out. Lake Manawa Rallway company time card. Until further notice trains will leave for the Grand Plaza at §:30 a. m. R 8, 9 and 11 p. m. Leave t a. m. and at 1, 3, 4:30, 5:30, and 10:30 p. m 6 at [ Neglige and summer sl and gents' ties, a very large stock and the largest stock of straw hats in town, are & part of the great Spetman Bros. stock that is Delng sold by the assignee at rdiculously low prices. It Is also the ladies’ chance to get unheard of bargains in dry goods. s and lad: Ladies, do not fail to look at the beauti- tul new things on second and third floors of the Durfee Furniture company. Nothing fiver is made. _ 2 White Oak Piling Five thousand fect S-inch top, feet long, at 93 per lineal foot. ton, Council Bluffs, Ia. 12 to 26 A. Over A nice assortment of children's wash suits & Metcalf Bros, yesterday | NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUEFS| Burgler Cover Makes an Unpremeditated Visit to a Church, CEVOTIONAL HE HAD NO INTENTIONS Safety in Flight and Sanctuary but Effort Avatied Him Nothing and e is Agiin in the County Revolver. Sough " acromplished of going last few for the first was Just at the clos t poli urt, and under bonds of $500 t K's court today for a on charge of bur H. Robinsc followed the gang Officers Weir and Sandel ns just outside the door prisoners the first thing any of them knew leap for liberty and and going like Tohn and burglar | thr days Ce the has gon been houses al suspected during the rday wh church y fo. It morning & i [ pl in Jus me in a long w f the e had | | appear pr glariz limir aring Marshal residen W of ty Anderson to | Jait « that loor had thirty The given a fee t greased lightning fugitive had prided himself upon lis fest could go when there wa ent provocation, but b \ found he was match for long-legged Anders He ran up Bryant strect to Broadway, turned on | Glen avenue and then on P! street, run ai west egan ith and cam nclusion have more difficulty than he ting away from Anderson 1 the Catholic school and Canning, Welr dozen others, and men, were tion whether the school house or church, which stands next door. accordingly took up his positicn he 1 watch the exits of both while Weir went inside to look He found him wedged into a tiny floor in the fr part of the of th> church, having gotten in through tie rear basement door. He cheer- fully acknowledged Anderson's superiority as a sprinter, is not the first time Cover has had a hance to us: his legs to get out of diffi- culty. The other night, it is claimed, Charlea Conley came home and found him and Perry Howard, another of the same sort, in th second-story window of his house. He threw Howard bodily out of the door and down th: stairs, but Cover saved him the trouble by dropping out of the window. He also dropped out of a second-story window in the Ainscow building In Omaha wh:n the officers were after him, and has played a similar trick in this city on another occasion. Con- ley and his wife have separated since the episode at Conley's house. Cover will have a hearing this morning 10 o'clock in Justice Cook's court on the » of breaking and entering Robinson's house, at 2 o'clock this afternoon for stealing some stuff from the same place, and at ‘clock for attempting to burgiarize Dungan's house on Broadway and Frank street. was away a 1k The th s suffi e roe when to the ¢ nee he offi nd half a end of boys was a que gone into Catholic Anderson 50 that bulldings, for Cover. 1 In t basement Albertl together with nc the trail. Tt fugitive had St Peter's Murph at char, Alum wher upon brand; baking powd spring up every- ke posonous mushrooms. Insist purcst and best or cream tartar MANAWA'S FOKM L OPENING, The Bandsome Pleasuro Resort to le Galn Attire Noxt Thursday. The formal opening of the season at Lake Manawa has been|awaited with unusual terest this year, and as it is already beyond the time when the season usually begins public interest has been sharpened by the delay. Minnetonka, Spirit Lake and other great northern summer resc have not begun their season Simultaneous with the inauguration of festivities at the latter places, the season will 0,en at Manawa. The date determinel upon is Thursday night June 20, five days later than the time usually set for opening. While Manawa is not as large as the great lakes alluded to, it is the largest body of water in the Missouri valley, and the only pleasure resort for the tirei man and woman of Omaha and Council Bluff: who can only get out of house or office for a few hours at a time, GRAND PLAZA ATTRAC Many thousand dollars hg making permanent improvements, Colonel Reed now has in his Grand Plaza the northern lake front as fine attractic can be found at any inland watering p on the continent. The improvements he has made this year are of the substantial character. To the grand pavillion he ha adled promenade porches, one sixty-five feet on west end, and another on east ninety-five feet long, and each four feet in the center, on the norih side, but 1 with the pavillion, he has erccted a bar 1, octagon in shace, 16 by 20 feet On the east bowling alleys, shooing gal leries and a double-decked promenade adls eighty feet more to the total length of the builling, making, with the bath Louses on tie west, a total iergth of 560 feet of covered promenale facing the lake, The bathing beach in front of the pevillion has been ex tended as far east as the old steamboat landing, and now affords over 1,000 feet of the finest water front, with clean, firm, sandy beach, reaching out into any lepth of water desived, and equipped with toboggan slides and all the new paraphernalia of popular bathing resorts. The grounds inside the grani plaza inclosure have been greatly im poved. The trees have made a prodigous growth this season, and hundreds of shady nooks have been provilel for picnic parties In the pavillion and around the grounds over 1,000 chairs and settees have been placed rhe grounds are illuminated at night with thirty-seven electric lights, which were turned on last night for the first time this season. Three locomotive headlights brighten corners where the foliage shuts out the rays the arc lights. Colonel Reed has not de cided on his music for the season; only that he will have a full concert band anl an or chesira for dancing parties. He is figuring with a Kansas City band whose members arc anxious to come to the lake and remain for the summer. Hund:eds of little thoughtful contriva have been arranged for the comfort convenience of the guests. A fine reataurant, where a luncheon or a fine meal can be served at any hour, will be opened in the west rotunda, with the Kitchen in the basement 1 un'er the charge of Bernard, the well known French uptown The program for Thursday, the open ing day, has not been definitely arranged but Colonel Reed promises to make it th event of the season. Trains will run every twenty m and tne Grand Plaza wili be thrown open free to the multitude. The regular gatekeepers will be on duty to see that no improper characters enter, One of the attractions will be a handsome prize be given to some one during the afterncon or evening. The motor tickets will be num bered, and the one that ge e lucky num bes will receive the prize. Another feature that Colonel Reel will in augurate for the season. beginning the day after the opening, will b 2 p. m. excursion | when all yascengers will be carrled at one | fare for the rouni trip. Special tickets will be used, good ta return on any train during ho afternoon or ever his arrangement will hold good every afternoon excepting Sundays during the ummer. Colonel Reed will also give a special welcome to the campers this year, and glve them grasy ly spots insile the Grand Plaza on which piteh their tents. Ani for their accom pdation he will lal morning trains, 1 the business man or clerk who wants mp at the lske in Council Bluffs at 11 in Omaha at 8:15 a. m MANAWA WILL BE IN IT. Manawa this year will be strictly in it, and f there were no other attractions than those afforded by the Grand Pla eason wotld be assured. I ing end all kinds of aquatic spor ade more pleasureable than ever ure a great volume of water in the dam has been thrown across the mouth Mosquito credk, and a flume built guar by a flood gate, through which the w trom the creek will be almitted into t xcept after a heavy rain, when t 15 muddy. The flume is ten feet wi at ordinary low water in the creek ca svift current a foot deep. The water was in- yet and chef, a successful bathing, boat will be To in lake turued 1n Wednesday, and it was found to have raised the lake one fnch in the first | Nichols, Felix Schoffler, Bather Peterson, Ella twenty-four hours, stage of water in the lake all summer. Co gram prom BARGAINS SATURD BE 10 patterns men 12 striy good patt and § each regu 1 i $15.0 Th Gr 101 good B Dresden handl A good wort each 101 fett 0 Fort Last the Doh gowned were The woo palm Over grou mott tuna were attra thro hund ium were yer. Pra Mar tion, nah Cha tie Pury n he a Cc orat pole solo, Hav viraf rick Moy doub orat orat Bthel Ozro Sch Dau land; Calel vidu, Van club. At Pric hong Col had reste dog For have been casting covetous ey, ley lay, alcng contentediy under the Tinley ice wagon, As t 1 wagon,one of the dog, e and ley. the eller immediately climbed down from the bowe A swa not tell edly Wi g Th Cheer.” remain for our which will be done the beer that of the country, Beer contains neither alcohol, malt or graln of ai fined nve Rev not ture exel com la. W sory the info Sclentific optician at Woliman's, 406 Broad. way. Th Aver tard temt a li tabl cove be « B uga nus nilk pau t sery [ sweet ?&S&SE ERIERIEBIERY easpoonful taste. This_ will fnsure a high | lonel Reed h of attractions nises lots of new not completed for the Plaza, attractions. his pro- but he ¥ AND MONDAY ttoston Store, DOZEN LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS ACRIFICED AT THIS SALE. SEE SHOW WINDOW ladies’ shirt walsts perfectly male, a 2o at 45c each ozen shitt waiste in pink and e, made of a good quality of s, usually retail for $1.00, on sale TO dozen very regular 75 pretty gar- blue rercale at bsc zen shirt walsts, beautiful an) desi You would for them elsewhere pay $1.00 our price lozen sh lar stock t L $1.00 ea LADIES n t addition to $1.75, walsts in t $1.50 CAPES AND JACKETS Jack in blacl full silk lined an hen made were va he quality and fi each e show window for sample UMBRELLAS. t value ever offered 0 heavy serge umbrellas at $1.19 natural our price, 76 each, of gloria silk umbrellas, fancy we have sold them all sea to go at $1.00 each of all silk umbrella some of them last high as §3.25, none we offer value g line $1.50, line ol a s than $2.2 at b 1 ha & that h le natural season's | of them them at §1.50 | silk umbrellas, natu-al taf $1.95 0 heavy serge 1 handles; also a big line of plain worth $2.75 and $3.00, to go at FOWLER, DICK & WALKER 401-403 Broady Council Bluffs, Ia i SCAOOL CLOSING EXERCISES | y-Five 8t at Dol evening the High school class any's oper en Thote Diplomas Last Night. graduating of and forty-five sturdy exerclees held house, white maidens and young fellows Jaunched upon a more or less active life. stage formed a pretty with lland background and banks of ferns, | and potted fowers at either side. the members of the class, who ped upon the stage, hung the class 0, “Quidquad erit superanda omnis for terendo est All the young ladies » dressed in white, and embolied in most active form the oft quoted expression, girl graduates.” The pogram ughout was o most interesting one o the | ireds of people who packed the audito to suffocation. At the close the diplomas conferred by Superintendent Saw- | The following was the program Dr. John Askin: “Liberty Bell | High School Mandolin club; ora- | | of 5 were at very 18 were, yer ch,’ The Standards of Eloquence,” Han- Breta Jefferis; oration, “Cromwell, the mplon of English Puritanism,” M. Dot- Wallace; oraticn, “The Man of a Single Irons; selection ose ol Ernest B Male quartet; oration, t Orations,” Jennie Mc! ould a Nincteenth Century Youth Have llege Education?’ Wilson James Squire; | fon, “The Motives that Prompted Na- | on,” Meda June Kirkland; baritone | ‘The Red Scarf,” Charles Stebbins rstock; oration, “The American Trium te,* Berne S. Sawyer; recitation, "I Sterling,” Edith B. Field; oration, “I Nevertheless,” J. Jasper Ferguson; quartet, “The Country Dance;’ rming,” Fred Cyrus Pars >en Pictures from Virgi Witter; oration, “Statesmanship, » S. Blanchard; Waeltonion Waltz, High ol Mandolin club; recitation, “The | ghter of Herodias,” Mayme L. Mulhol- oration, “America’s Socialistic Craze,” b Jordan Robinson; “Indl- ality, the Power of the " May Brunt; selection, High Glee High | Commence- itire; oration ble ion, fon, oration, Nation, School the World's and Midwinter falrs Dr. e's Baking Powder was given highest s, Al on ¢ of a Dog. lonel Jake Shoup, poundmaster general, M. H. Tinley and his son, Matt, ar- ed yesterday on the charge of resisting a catcher in the discharge of his duty. some time Colonel S but failed to get he was dog wh him until yester- nipped as he was trotting he ki-yi was carried off in triumph and | chers turned around made a jeer remark to young Tin- coupling with it an abusive epithet. Tin- | wagon and er a lesson gave Colonel Shoup's right in etiquet in the shape of | on one cheek. The dog catcher did turn the other also, but hurried off to | Colonel Shoup. The indignity to Colonel ap's gentlemanly assistants will undoubt- be avenged this mornin To the Public and Our Patrons. have decided to change the n beverage, and {n the future called only HEELER'S of i will KING BEER." his refers to what was known as “'Copp's (The name of the herb tonic will the same.) This change is mad: the purpose of allowing us to copyright label, with a name exclusively our owr, once; also to prevent goods from heing confounded with o called Kop's Che-r (said to be imported). is being s0ld t» syme extent in this part Wheeler's King Temperance TEMPERANCE ny kind, but is a pure hop extract, re- 1 and carbonated by a process of our own ntion, and has been decided by the cnue Department, December 5, 1504, as subject to special tax.either for manufac- or sale. These goods are manufactured ugively by the G. R. Wheeler Brewing pan; 134 East Broadway, Council Bluffs, Wheeler & Hereld, proprietors. e will make special prices for running ice piges for gas to your re month of June, Call at Gas rmation. Kol of Honor, he following pupils in the Washington e school have been meither absent duing school year 1894, and ending June w ¥ the beginning Sep er, , 1895: Geor | ana i abstractors, but | their | dames M Young, Nellie Beecroft, Wl tie Schurz, Roy Smith; LM, Asmuesen, Lulu Ward, £5 Mitchel, George Mechap Harcy 1 Jar Linkey, Eva Nichols McWilllams, Mamie Edna Hoyt. Allie weg, Everett Jene:n Mab Royer, Sudie Zoller, Geotge —— e PENNLON RC Alfred Peterson lzahn, Barrett Anderson, Mary Ella_Johnson Richard Grona | Rodda, Stella Mudge Cém Roberts MGl Satnrday und knowledged by il Blufte long y ladies' taffe aturday Ev all th ning. A bargain givers ¢ an Our 10c pair, walst summer silk Ladies' $1.00 whit SHIRT WAISTS, WAIST summer imm ars and cuffs NEW WASH GOODS, Imy black 135 dainty W NEW WASH GOODS rted pla limities yard Swisses at 25 For styles in wasl - them NOTICE have CIAL A big sale Saturday evening 78 dozen children’s seamless fjersey ribb corset walsts, siz to 12 years, sells in every house in America a and e, entire lot Saturday evening, no limit, only 15 500 boys' and girls' Fauntleroy shirt waists in plain white, solid color sateens and fancy stripe percales, age 4 to 12 years, $1.00 $1.2 no limit, 35 we sells everywhere at and Satur day evening entire lot each 55 dozen ladies’ pure white thread tomer, and cream lisl 50c vests, limit not over 4 to a ci Saturday evening, 25 each lady in Council Bluffs she Saturday Sale beg BENNISON BROS., Council Bluffs, Eve this big sale evening at 7:30 p. m. The Fence Wns Too High, Clatterbuck, Justice of the peace out township, and the great Milwaukee mpany are now the scene of the gladiatorial combat to be in Justice Walker's court Some time ago a horse belonging to Clat terbuck met an untimely death under the car wheels and he made the company pay for it. in the company’s nostrils ever since, and ye terday, so Clatterbuck says, It tried to g reveuge by planting an eight-foot barbed wire fence between the right of way and Clatterbuck’s property, directly in front Clatterbuck’s home and only seventy-fi feet away. with the A. F. in Gamer railway « crossing swords assistance of several attorne; and claims to have ascertained the railway company has no claim t property on which the fence is located hie farm runs toward the company's right of way for a distance of twenty-five feet beyond the fence. He is even inclined to question whether the company has any legal right whatever to run its trains over the al- lezed right of way, although he does not in tend to have this question declded by Justic Walker, He filed an information charging Thomas Eaton, L. Schultz, J. Peterson, John Sweeney and one Webb, who built the fence, with trespas, and the case will be tred Tues- da The men are out on bail, the ilway officials putting up the netessary bonds for appearance. and that the “And good digestion waits L always is sure to when Price’s Baking Pywde on_appetite. It lousewives Dr. Report of (he Hospita) The financial report of tie Woman's Chris. tlan Association hospital for April and May clearly shows that the members of that or- ganization are ever energetic in their efforts to maintian a creditable standing. 1t rapidly becoming known throughout the state as a Woman's Chrisiain Assc nensectarian, and true plied in its name. Als capable of giving the nurses and an able cians of both school the report shows fents entered during April and May, county patients in hos- pital, 19; charity patients in hospital, 5; diel, 2 received from pa- receied from county 3 recelved from ~ commissary department, $146.50 Those who furnished baskets or were on the commissary list for May only Mes Kre'dler, M. Heweston, H. Hatte hauer, Blanche Forsythe, C. K. Taylor, J. N Casady, W. E. Butler, J.'B. Warner, Ed Can ning, R. Robinson, H. L. Cummings, Charles A. Saunders, Robert Frey, Dr. McCrae, jr. C. Empkie, C. S. Spaulding, W. D Thomas, John Schoentgén, F. H. Orcutt, Lu cius Wells, Dr. Lawrencs, Adolph Beno, H H. Vanbrunt, C. H. Parks, D. S. Brenen on, Finley 'Burke, J. F. Barnard, W. W. Keene, J. Mueller, D. W. Archer, L. ( Brackett, A. Meltzer, H. D. Harle, J. H Templeton, Charles L. Officer, Miss Isabella Patterson, Mr. W. S. Homer, Mr. J. 8. Davls Mr. Emil Rosch, Mr. M. Bouricms, Mrs Sarah B. Rohrer and Mrs, Carrie line lation hospital, to the character im: that it is eminently best of care, trained s of the best physi- For April and May Ke solicitors, and Laura J. MacBride, correspond- ing secretary. sion to St. Joseph Burlington route. Fare, trip. 0. M. Brown, ticket Look out for the exc June 23, via the $1.50 for round agent. June Millinery Sale, All trimmed hats at a great reduction $10 lats for $6; $12 hats for $7;$6 hats for $3 50; a nice trimmed hat for $1. These prices will continue for the next 30 days. Miss Ragsdale, 10 Pearl street, the Ye: Eagle laundry “that . and is located at 724 Broa If in doubt about this try it and be conv Don't forget name and number. Tel. 1 Metealf Br mer clothing. is good ve a splendid line of sum- The Hardman, the piano par excellence Davis, agency for Munvon's remedies, Linn County Lopublicans. RAPIDS, Ia., June 14 The Linn county on at Marion this after ctel delegates to the state legates go uninstructed adopted endorsing CEDAR Telegram.) held their noon and se ation. The resolution al conven at , but Harlan de was I find the Rovar Baking Powper superior to all the others in every re- spect. It is purest and strongest. WALTER Consulting Chemist HAINES, M. D. , Chicago Board of Health. R R N R R R O R R N R N R O R R ORI RIORI —— e e — ———————_————— Oyster Stew, | ake the oysters with their liquor, ttle water, if not sufficient spoonful butter, pepper and salt to tast or the stewpan; place over fire, then re e as soon as it bolls; if milk is desired bottom of the soup plate vered with cold milk, stew adding 1 then serve t Vanilia Custard. of cream with 4 oun r for 14 of an hour, then etrein throu: Beat well yelks of 6 eggs, and pour over them in & bowl, placing bowl over of bolling water and stirring rapidly hickens. Let it cool gradual Royal Extract Vanilla and stir coutinually When 1 e in dish coverel with whoped white of , sifted over with sugar, il 1 pint o Hroil Fish wash, and wipe dry. § laid flat, the backbone will be in the middle. Sprinkle with salt and lay, inside down, upon a buttered gridiron over a clear fire until it is nicely colored, then turn When done, put upon & hot dish, butter plentifully, and pepper. Put a hot cover over it and send to table. Map'e Syrup. One-half pound 3 pints Clean wher plit, so that maple sugar, 1 pound cut sugar, 3 water. Treak maple sugar small, place on fire with cut sugar and water boil five minutes; skim, then ccol, Currant x ounces) gelatine, dissolve in 1 11 water, 1 pint wine, 1 quart boiling 1 quart granulated sugar and 3 lem olly. b pint ¢ water, | ons, grated, to each quart of juice, ie Morgan, Lot- Rohrer, Salma wts Snyder, Harry and dotted th and 1 attend | The dead horse has been an i1l smell of Clatterbuck looked up the records use republicans Liquor Sellers a $tag, Mulet Law Does Not toxieating cept In the Drinks 1 Burden t Shall rporuted owns Froot DE gram.) ed mulet stipulations proposed will th the tin Spurrier MOINES, Ia., June 14 Sy The supreme court this m until when the be rgued fifty-six salocns in next Wedn had ordere of =al this a stay saloons We question lings for by counsel Des Dist next n | tows exist e number n k house their morn iments of attor preme court on a motion for ti supersedeas against Judg « Attorney Davis asked for in which to prepare esist the the time tion unty to was granted. The writs the saloons are saloons will remain n an opinion just rendered eral Remley sovs regarding that there is no doubt of the sessors to levy the tax against e where intoxicating liquors are statement is filed or not, the tion being in the of regist also o Atte the sol | | is in of 1 the sale towns, law. Regarding th of incorporated general says 1> law side oF not cont LAW The ate srporated towns, and 1 know which the payment of taxes shall b the prosecution under the sta ing such business, except in towns, and if, notwithstanding thi violated, 1f is the duty of the board of supervisors and treasurer levy and collect the tax; and one | &0 to the general county fund, tl der to be paid over to the which the business was conducted. ship is not a municipality in the law the Mr. Remley inclined to t county should hold the one-half intended for the municipality in that it be retained in the count pending further legislation, sale of liquors in private houses homesteads, when the government license, the s The government facie evidenc on the saloon keeper to show engaged in the business that the p ducted 18 attorne license The a homestead does not of the assessment of the tax.” Union County Noims CRESTON, Ia., 14.—(Spe Union county July 22 to August 10. ducted by County Emerson, and promises held. The announced instructors Superintendent H. B. Larrabee. E. French, Susie Stivers, Ma Lester A Parsons. B Climatic conditions do not Price’s Cream Baking Powder. s June to be the and E MALVERN, Ia., June festival of trict, this meetings will church. It is 0 delegat of the most Towa. June 14 be held in expected th in attendance, noted speakers the ne in e A Pienic for n i ollar. Hayden Bros.' employe takes place at West Point promises to b2 a very enjoyable a features of last year will be creased by foot ball games, ba ra The which a dollar is enough _inducement Hayden Bros. e Broke Up SIOUX CITY, June 14 Sheriff Schaep of Sioux county, here, succeeded today in brea of b gang of five thieves who have te Hull, Perkins, country around | Wholesale and retail. Whe Rests, SALOONS MAY RUN AWHILE| Towa Suprems Oourt Gives Des Moines ATTORNEY GENZRAL DEL'VERS AN OPINION | 11/ Contemplate that Tn e Sold hornt Inesday o t three n of sugpended ey muld duty of the very 1, wh Iy e a iquor att that toxicating liquors shall be sold except of no way Lt v th to a half e T municipality A trust y tre whic ¥ [ mere exem clal.) best are affect Baptist Young People Meer, ~(Special.)—The the southwestern lowa dis- ptist Young People’s union, met here The Baptist re will be at least including some evening for a three days' session. W rit Spurrier's decre lay n an Junc | the Gen place ether excep. phar. macists holding permits and selling according out orney in in in in ar t bit incorporated law s80r is t nain town eyes of the | nor is a scheol d'strict a township, There | is a fallure of a beneficiary for one-half of ¢ opinion that the which wa and suy Concerning the I are person selling holds a general rima which would throw the burden that he is not fact e in which the business is con pt it from being under a perpetual lien on account The normal will be held in Creston The meeting will be Superintendent Charles ever City Principal O. ¢ Taylor, Frank Dr. southwest pl June flair. greatly ball, Kobber Band, (Special Telegram.) north | Just king rized the | Valley fenie, 23d, The in- sack and a host of other pleasant pastimes. The ride itself to West Point and return for go. Tickets can be obtained from any employe of | up a law in and Sioux Center for of gang, Ira Denoff, Tom Ward Charles Cornish, are un arrest, nd the two others, Hank Ward and Mike Newton aro under strict surveillance. During the past winter the gang has broken into | nearly every store and many of | the houses In the four towus named, and In many cases, w! n ul o was made thres nd ey The gang w red to make much con rs have had everything months past. Three e hat rges Libel man of | in police | that he suicide, When e dark river, how v bit ly and J that he lette Was untre ha rie of dyspept waflles Price 1ibel | Confirmed || eat hot t made with can and Bak without risk doughnuts if Powder scuit Dr | - | % Mysterions Criminal € In 1 clal Tele case jeorge K. Metealf have robbed the Express company at of the most mys this county, and the Attorney Haskell Ky., to st Me to clear him ng whiile been arrested at that point, he still believes him innocent and clams they will be able to prove it The case is the all absorbing tople here, and it promises to be one of the greatest ever brought to trial in this country That Ma'.es a Uifference, “It seems though the railroads | using smaller rails now than formerly,” said a gentleman while traveling in the west “Oh, no," said his companion, “you are en tirely mistaken. All of t great trunk lines are laying heavier rails wherever changes are mad Your error s easil explained You have been accustomed to traveling over the New York Central, which is equipped | with 100 pound steel rails of the most dura ble quality and of the most accurate size and shape: the alignment is perfect—and the rails are lald upon the sleepers with the greatest ‘This condition of the roadbed of York Central is necessary in order to operate the procession of great trains at ‘;1 ver high rate of speed, of which the | most conspicuous are: The Empire State pr the eight-hour train between York and Buffalo; the Exposition New York and Chicagc Shore road, the North Shore Limited of the Michigan Central, and the Southwestern Limited of the ‘Big Four,’ all of which run to and from New York, Boston and Buffalo Niagara Falls, Chicago, Cleveland, Cincin- nati, Indianapolis and t. Louis, over the Four Track Route. The excellent equipment | of this road has enabled it to operate all of these great trains without accident or mishap of any Kind."—Medford (Mass.) Mer cury. Crestor | crestoN | gram.)—T the man Q and | Thayer. | terious mystery calfe in rved in Cre admits that June (S who is alleged to American la., in 1802 ever tried in grows deeper, to Lexin uring eviden: n this m Meteal the as were precision 3 | the New Iyer and Limited of the Lake Co Attention, R, K.of P members of Omaha division of U. R. K. of P. are ordered full dress with spike at armory, second and Cuming streets, Sunday, 16, at 12 o'clock sharp, for the pur attending the memorial services at C Bluffs, la. By order of J. R. Spine, sir knight captain. All knightg and sir knights are cordially invited to go with us. Spe motor from Fourteenth and Douglas str at 12:30 p. m., returming In time for me. morial services in the evening at St. Mary’ Avenue Congregational church, Twenty- seventh and St. Mary's avenue. - ize the Al No. 12 Twen! Must Reorgn OTTUMWA, Ta., June 14. )—Cap- tain Lawrence of the Waterloo team this evening received word from President Loftus that Clinton had dropp=d out and that Mon- day all clubs in the league, Dubuque, V loo, Burlington, Cedar Rapids, Galesburg Ottumwa, would begin _an entirely new series, This is hard on Dubuque, but good for the rest. o s FOR DYSPE A Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate. Dr. Geo. H. Knapp, St. Louls, Mo., sa “I find it an excellent preparation in dysp: | sia and nervous disorders, such as mental ex- | naustion, wakefulness, ete. Complaint Agamst K. ¥ The C. F. Adams complaint for emb | H. 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