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THE IOWA STATE REGISTER. SEPTEMBER ll isyi. MORNING EDITIONS with criminals, idiots and the insane, I have WITH A DESIRE TO VOTE. are resolved not to let this occur again BOIES' EARLY POLITICS and will bave the reportoutln ample time to be cf use to the members of the nex TJTICA. snoaen or me importance or tne relora we advocate, of tbe contlicta In wblcb we are engaged, the results boped for tn this state, the faot that we stand upon the battle ground where rrauy have been met, where the decisive battle will yet be fought, the erownlng victory won.

Mrs.l'resident, political equality la a prize Meeting; of tie Folk Coaoty Wo General Assembly. An Old Townsman Telia What a man Snffmsre D'T WE Sexton, on the road, Is very desirous of having a depot, which the company claims Is not Justified by the Democrat the Governor Was Before the War. cnerien too nigniy nor saorinoe too much to obtain. If we appreciate it let us see to It that public sentiment ilf it be sutnolentlr awakened In this state), be tranimltted Into bal- would I were" a Boy Again," amount of business done at that point, Thalr Work at the State Fair, with and It Is very probable the eommlsloners School davs are drawing Auditor Ljcds Has a Stormy Interview iuia mm wuicn to meet our toe. ix punito sentiment Is not sufficiently awakeae i we will work witb the weapons at band, until every school houie resounds witb the "Battle Cry ot Freedom," and from every green valley and woo led bill cornea back tbe ory, vox.

"'Z Of. the lire Carrie Lea Chapman Call -Otber Field Notee-Paper by Mrs, Fox. with an Insurance Kan from Boston. near, and I we are fully pro will personally Investigate the matter. SDperlntcadent'a Office.

Supt. Henry Sabln, at president the department of superintendents twwvt mo uvuyiv is luevoiooi UOQ. inn, aud not until then, will suocisa trownour ef vided with BX FORMS PLANNED. Strive to see how cheap a shoe we can make, but forts. CoBUnnea.

Worse In the Railway CommUilon the Natioiul Educational Association, ha SCHOOL SUITS I era' Olllce V.rlou. Ktcae lhal a.T. H.lire1. The favorable Impression produced oa Issued an announcement of the next meet' The Woman SnSragtsts of Des Moines met yesterday afternoon In the parlors of the Elrkwood House. This was their first meeting since their great effort on the the first appearance of tbe agreeable leg to be held tn Brooklyn, February 18, liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs a few years ago has been more than confirmed The Governor's Early Politics.

17 and 18, 189 A KKW COCNl'Y BP1L0IX9. state fair grounds. The committer on HOW GOOD A ONE A gentleman pasted through DesMolnei by the pleasant experience of all who hist week who knew Governor Bales In fair work reported "unanimously" that this bad been "the most successful year's work since 'Suffrage Cottaie' wa built bave used It, and the success of the pro the long, long ago, before either he or the prietors and manufacturers the California The Board of fcnpenlsor Decide to Pat VP a 1,600 etswaurd's Home at the Poor Farm to Make Uoom for liraplMl-Coitce Hotpltal Aaaa Help present governor hul made their home In on the fair grounds." It will be remain the west. lie gave many Interesting rem' bered that of the 150,000 who attended the Fig Syrup Company. Fall styles Knox and Youman hats not Koutlne Bnelness.

Particularly in fair, 1,045 of them signed the suffrage pe At the session of the board of supervla Inljcences of those early days to New York state, und among the things stated was one which will be news to many, If on sale John L. Wright. 4tf. tition. The ladles had a cottage taitefully We have many lines to tell at $4.50.

$5 and $6.00. Bojs KD88 Pant Suits Cur stock is the largest wo Lave ever shown, and at louei-prices. Fall Hats arrivim-daily at the TJXICiL. SOULES FLEMING, 608-505 Walnut Street ors yesterday the principal business was decorated and several of them were al 100 fine plush Piano spreads, used for In the matter of providing hospital ac not news to a 1. It was tn regard to the decorating at fair grounds, for sale at commodatlon at the county farm.

The governor's early politics he spake: ways present to entertain visitors and proffer the petition to ba -Igned. They bad a "day," on wholesale prices. 614 Locust stranr. W. following communication was received: 41 "Horace Boles and I lived la the same W.

Kimball Co. 1113 7o ihe llciiornbU Boards SHfrvitors. OnH' School Shoes town, and I knew him only as young men Ti.KMt.N oe importance or isolation, ciafsia they had a meeting, dpt. Head came rearrangement of the lntnaiee of your A EOLU LIAR. can know each other when drawn around and made a gallant little speech, together In early life before county houee Is one of such Importance and tne necessity so urgent, that I take this means ot ofliclally calling your attention to tbe present That le She Bight Name or tbe Peraon faying a great many nice things about them and expressing sympathy for their wno Wrote from Grlrnee to the the dew Is olT our con vktlons.

Politics were hot In those days neeus oi our aims nouse in mis particular. Leader. At the present time we nave Mike Kvan. j. desires.

On this occasion they had the assistance of Mrs. Carrie Lane Chapman Yesterday's dramshop organ baa a letter ou know It was the dawning of the day Kllry, Henry Baker, Fat Mangan, Ben Berry, Mr. Samuels, Maria, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Sage ar-d others wno are In need of special eare and Ask for our from an Inveraclous chap at Grimes, who, which ended In emancipation, and every Catt, who made a stirring address.

For the courtesies shown them by President speaking of Tuesday evening's enthusias body bad positive opinions that was half a attention so far as their association with the other Inmates of the farm are concerned. They tic meeting at that place, says: man. I was always a freedom man and Head, Secretary Bhaffer and Mr. J. J.

not onlv need to be separated for their own ben- After Mr. Coffin a Mr. Bromlev was intro opposed to the extension of slavery. Stuckey they expressed thanks. tut.

tut for the benefit, comfort and health duced and gave the audience about one hoar of a temperance lecture tin In "14 which he de Boles was a Democrat of the most post The tract committee reported the pub of the otber inmates of this department of tbe county larm. It should be so arranged from a livered for a Republican speech, accusing the tlva kind, add an apologist for the repeal "Iron King." lication of 16,000 pages of leaflets, being the testimony for woman suffrage from of the Missouri compromise, and all that GRAND OPERA HOUSE. MONDAY, Sept. 14th. Grand Production of 81MM3 PETTITT'8 GREAT LONDON SUCCESS, MASTER AND MAN WITH ORIGINAL 8CJSABRV, MECHANICAL EFFECTS.

AND A STRONG CAST. jjemcerauo party oi drinking all tne whiskey and breaking all tbe laws. lie acknowledged to your correspondent after the meeting that he wa- not a Republican, but belonged to the the ministers of Iowa Baptist, Methodist, Infamous legislation which goaded the north Into. action. I heard that after he sanitary view ol tbe situation mat tnesioa could be completely separated from the well.

You bave staring you In tbe face not only the present necessities of tbe farm In tbls direction, but tbe necessary lnorease In numbers which tbe winter months are sure to bring and must be provided for, making It necessary that additional room should be provided. Again, many Presbyterian, Christian, Congregatlonallst, proniDition party, ana nas oeen voung tnai ticket, state and National, and also admitted came to Iowa, I think It was In 1853, Catholic, Lutheran, Friends and Adventlst. These leaflets may be obtained from Mrs. ne was somewhat of a temperance lecturer. he tamed Republican, but when I knew Those who are acquainted with Mr.

A. Miller, 1300 Locust street. A letter of tbe Inmates ot the county bouse wno are in fair health are. because of faiilne vears. fast be him there was no Republicanism In htm Consequently I was not surprised when 1 Bromley need not be Informed that he has coming invalids, and therefore tbe demands for never told anybody "that be was not a heard he had gone back to his early love additional room ana provisions lor caring tor the sick becomes Imperative.

from Mrs. E. Law, of Forest City, In-formed the society that a "Woman's Day" had been secured at the Winnebago county fair. The women of Ottumwa have se and become a Democrat again. I always Republican." He Is a Republican all the time, and has at no time acted with the All ot wblcb is respectfully suomittea wun the earnest hope that you will grasp tbe situation and proceed at onoe and witbout delay to FIELD.

liked Horace Bolei personally, bat thirty-five years ago I did not like his politics, alleged Prohibition party. On tbe occa cured a "day" In the Coal Palace Exposi tbe solution of the problem so eminently proper and necessary. and I don't bow." slon of this meeting at Grimes, It happens that Mr. B. bad no conversation with anybody after the meeting, nor after he GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Tnrmlttyaad Wednpslay, Sept. 15 aud 16. KATIElMMETT! Will appear ill br original charaotc r. "Witxu Kut us," in an entirely oU recanstruw-ted ioou.o prciiucltoQ Aa Into laanranc. Mast.

F. Wallace Abbott, M. of Taunton, tion and Mrs. Carrie Lane Chapman Catt will give the address. Mr.

Cal. Manning, manager of the palace, hopes the suffragists will make their numerical strength riespectiuiiy suomittea, W. 8. H. Mattuiws Co.

physician. A committee of the board had been ap spoke; consequently the I. c. of the organ yesterday handed In his card to pointed to Investigate the matter and made the following report: Auditor of State Lyons, and desired aa Interview, It was granted and the medical how In that day's g.i'e receipts. The society took great pleasure in the learned nothing at all ot the speaker's politics except what he heard from tbe p'atform.

But he evidently heard more Send for Unr Catalogue. We pay Express on Mail Orders. To Honorable board of 6uirvior8QH reading of the criminal statistics of Wy- tlsmex: Your committee to whom was re- rreu tbe matter of arranging a proper place micg. "Here Is a state," they said, 'where women have voted for twenty The Waifs of New Yort NC IX Every Scene. Kvery Character.

Lma VV lively Etliot. livery iVop-. rty. Tb Groat Fire Sene. HUJULftrtL Jienl FUhy Fire Kne'ne and BeIftil Trlnt Hortfi Tua Greatest iroiuctlou on tt American a tan I In the speech than was agreeable.

For Instance, he says Mr. Bromley gave a temperance lecture; but he doesn't tell what kind of a temperance lecture It was. at tbe county farm for the proper care of elck, would retort that Id our judgment there should be a bouse built for tbe steward's famllr sepa years and there ire only ten parsjns la rate from tbe poor buue, and that tbe part now oted by tbe steward be used for boepltal. We he penitentiary. We told jou so The next parlor will te held Mr.

B. said many uncomfortable things for the whtakeyltes. One of bit Illustrations re ol tbe opinion that this will furnnn room lor tbe present and add much comfort to the with Mrs. Joel P. Davis on Saturday, Sep- tkk and feeble now at the la-m.

was drawn from the fact that the life In ember 19, and a conveyance will be at he Klrtwood Hot se at 1:30 to carry The Fall Styles DUNLAP HATS JPLtq Now on Sale- H. O. IsimsoaB, W. Cbkistt, T. B.

IIohikson, After considerable discussion It was de- surance companies and associations either refuse to Issue policies on the.llvesof manufacturers of Intoxicating liquors and the ladles out to. the place of meeting. The principal paper was that of Mrs. lod to adopt the recommendation of the FOSTER'S OPERA HOUSE. Just One Night, Thursday, Sept.

17, J. K. EMMETT In bis Superb Production, FRITZ IN IRELAND Nettle P. Fox. Tne subject was dealers therein, or Issue them very sparingly.

the speaker, "if the committee and build a house for the stew- HATIM OKOrxDS. The history ot tbe rao is a nietorvof conflicts. to cost not to exceed 81, 500. This, It Ac' ion Is tbe law of arowtb. Nature bai pro vided many battle g-rounds: upon bur roukr lab- believed will be the most economical ay of providing for the urgent needs of iti.

awe lLBcnoea tne reooras or lnnumerauie mcts, yet tven tbeie mar be traced lnoioa-ion. of tne law of tbe survival of tbe Attest In he Inmates. The house will be built as I uman die Individuals fall, nations perish, but oon as bids can ba advertised for. aud through all mutations, witbout naite. and PreS'nted by a Maiminoent Company of and Illustrated witli New aud Id agnifloent nnom rsr, move, onwara a uivine wiu oarrr The report of the snpettntendent of the nfr to li iroal tbe a-reat world ot intslteeiual, tr.oral and life.

Htnwhr the law of evo acenery. Including the TJnloue Novel I poor farm shows that there are now Kl paupers and 43 Insane persons on the farm, Real'Hlc Bffects, W. E. CLESS, Fwits Zither Quartette, a Heal Irish Jauntlnf tber Quartette. Car Donkey, and a Mammoth Cburoh urran.

The cost of taking care of the poor was 286.44, and of the Insane 199.91 for the month of August. 408 WALNUT STREET. The "CLESS" $3 Stiff Hat is Hard to Beat. man Introduced himself as the head man of the Mutual One Year Benefit Order. He announced that he cane to denounce the position which Is being taken by the auditor In regard to the Illegality of the business his order Is doing or trying to do In the slate.

This company, It will be remembered, Is the one which began operation In Council Bluffs a short time ago. They do a unique and peculiar kind of buttness. As explained by Auditor Lyons It consists of a kind of one year endowment association. The members go Into the society and at the end of the year their stock matures, aid they are supposed to pull out $100. The company claims that this 8100 Is often secured by a payment of 810 or $30, and that their scheme Is a gold mine for the members.

This seems to be the plan of the society. Its method Is to call Itself a secret benevolent order, and people are nominally Initiated Into It. Thus calling Itself a fraternal order, It claims to be wlthont the restricting and supervision of the Insurance statutes, by the provisions, which provides that fraternal societies shall not be compelled to comply with the Insurance laws of the state. Auditor Lyons says this Is thin, very thin, and declares that a few raps and a pass word are not enough to make np a fraternal society, and hints that they merely borrow this garb to carry on a business which Is unsafe und which will not be permitted for a day. So the visiting doctor was very wroth.

He delivered quite an extended lecture to the auditor. It was pointed out to him that any organization which held out the Inducements which his did was similar to the famous Woman's Bank of Boston, or other financial schemes which promise to return something for nothing. The auditor further told him that If he could brlnf a certificate from the Insurance commissioner of Massachusetts that his aojlety was a bona fide fra'ornal organisation, no trouble would be made In the matter. Dr. Abbott evinced no desire to get this certificate.

The auditor called his attention to the reports and articles' which had appeared In eastern papers In regard to his company and the scheme of Insurance he represented. He replied that all those articles had been paid for by the enemies of the societies he represented and that wholesale bribery had been used. The auditor told him In conclusion that whllapersonally he was firmly convinced ttat the Order was Illegal he would submit the natter to the attorney general at once. CommUaloB.re' Office. The railway commissioners have Died WALL DECORATIONS -EN- HAIR GOODS! Waies and Switches UAIR TOXICS, COSMETICS.

Bhampooicg, Cutting and Curling Bangs. MRS. F. M. POPE, Sixth and Locust.

MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED. HAIR BANGS! Wigs, Waves, SWITCHES, CRIMPS. DOMESTIC AND IMPOHTBO. All styles of the art by only the best of Artists, Hangs cut. llair aha-npoaed ncd dyed by hot air produced by electricity.

Almond Cream for tan and freckles Quinine Tonic. Hair Pins. Curling Irons. Lamp Hair Chains. Grease Flint.

Eyebrow Pencils. Curling Fluid to keep your hair In curl from six to tea days. Savery Ladies' Hair Department, COS. FOURTH AND LOCUST. Address all mall, F.

W. FRANZ. lies Moines Piano Co. B. Schrelner, civil engineer, reported that be had examined the working plan of the Ball's Ford bridge and approved the same us furnished by the King Iron Bridge Sc.

Manufacturing of Cleveland, Ohio. The taxes of the Tibbies sewing machine manufactory company for 1890 were remitted, amounting to about 940. The Cottage bospllalj question was brought up by a communication from the hospital board, explaining the condition of the hospital and asking for the payment of a claim for the care of one Andrew Carlson; for an annual appropriation sufficient to maintain seven beds at the hospital for the use of county patients, all over that to be paid for at 11 a day. They also ask that there be an official supervision of the hospital by the county, and that the county auditor have authority to send patients to the hospital when the members of the board now having It In charge could not be found. The statement shows that It costs about 80,000 a year to properly maintain the hospital.

Last year 84,036 were expended and the hospital Is now In debt 8087 and hai only J21 In the treasury. The hospital has 1,000 a year from the city and has been paid nearly as much, In one way and another, by the county. But It hai been bard wt rk for the hospital to get along. The board did nothing definite In regard to tbe matter, but they can hardly da much more than hat already been done. Tbe board adjourned and will not meet apaln till after election.

Wall Papers, Papier Mache, Lincrusta Walton, BliiB, NORTON, LATflROP CO. persons engaged in the business cannot regulate It so as to make It healthy for themselves, how can any one regulate It so tbas It shall be healthful for the community?" This was a poser and made a profound Impression on the audience, but the correspondent does not mention It, and herein, from his standpoint, he Is quite judicious. SnciAL sale ethlte shirts. 4tf Johw L. Wbishi.

AHP8EMEMT8. eraad Opera Houee. Amy Ames, who was the great feature ia Hoyt's "Tin Soldier" and "Natural Oae," plays the Irish womaa, Biddy McShane, la Katie Emmet's great play, "The Walis of New fork," hlch will be presented at the Grand next Tuesday and Wednesday. Miss Ames is considered by most good judges to be the best eomedy Irish womaa on tbe stage to-day. Seats on sale at Grand Opera House lamp store.

THE LIBRARY IXCOM E. The Levy by theconacll Less Than the Library Board Asked For So many Inquiries bave been made why more books are not bought for the Das Moines Public Library, and why other things are not done, that the library board begs leave to refer these enquiries to the action of the council, which left the library levy at four tenths of one mill, when the board asked for half a mill. After the 81,000 a year rent ami other expenses are paid the board says there Is not enough left. Here Is their address to the council: the Unyor and City Council of th Vlty of I ftHointrt: Tbe undersigned members of the board ot trustees ot tbe city free public library, tbree of whom are also members of jour tonorable body, respectfully represent tbat In their opinion a levy of at least one-half null on tbe present taxable valuation ot tbe city will be necessary to meet tbe reasonable of tbe Horary for tbe coming year, tnd earnestly ask tbat it shall In no event be less tlsn half a mill With tbe prooeeds of a less levy It will be Impossible tn meet tbe rea-sorable demand of tbe public for reading matter and defray the otier necessary expenses of suitably ntalnt Inlng the library. Wbn tbe present board organized and took charge tbe library it was found that the nee-rrfarlly rigid economy practiced by the previous management bad kept tbe supply of reading matter far within tbe limits of what It should bave bees, and many ot the books ao mutilated and otherwise damaged from ling and hard usage aa to he no longer fit for circulation.

The absolutely necessary fixed expenses are so large as to leave tbe amount subject to be expended for books, magazines and newspapers on the basis of former levies ridiculously small, and consequently, notwithstanding a considerable addition tbat has just been made, very many greatly needed fddltlona cannot be made for want of funds. The library la largely patronized by all classes of our citizens, tbe rich and poor alike, tbe former because It la much cheaper than to buy for themselves, and the latter because they tbe means with which to buy for themselves. Tbe elty of Dee Moines pays greatly less for books than it would but for the acoesa It has to this library. Largely mora is saved In this respect on private account than Is paid by taxation for publio account. Thousands ot tbe children of the poor have access to tbe library who have no other means of procuring reading-matter at all adequate to their needs.

Respectfully submitted, C. H. Gatch, G. W. 8nm.o, H.

R. Rbtnouik, C. A. DuOLar, Frajk D. Hussar.

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Advice Grave. from Mis CinrtimM Cnmmisrcial-Cldzetl'. Tbe people of Europe wno are abort of whtat and rye fr bread should maite themselves acquainted with th vlrtuei of American corn as a food a not show tut a preference for the popular dr.uk that It made from the grain. 607 and 609 Locust St. lution perforate Its work.

Nations are not biro In day. Kepubllca do not spring full orbed into tbe arena of history. Civilization Is tbe white blossom of centuries. Tbe scales of Jusuoe are long unbalanced: tbe white tbroat of Liberty was for ages under tbe heel of Tyranny; the golden age In wblcb liberty, fraternity and Justice will be universally enjoyed has not yet dawned upon tbe earth. Lone- and terrible bave been tbeoontticta by hlcb humanity bas been raised from barbarism toward eivUization, and numberless tbe victims wbo bave fallen to prepare tbe way forahiirher, happier life lor comma: generations, upon these battle grounds bave stood tbe ebamptons of rlgbt, ooriect principles, world-lifting reforms; bere, too.

have oome the ranks of Ignorance, intolerance and oppression to silenoe or destroy tbe dispassionate teacher, of every newly Hoovered truth, tbe fearless proclaimed of scicntino tacts, tbe beraids of pbllosophleal firlnclples. How many battles must have been ought upon the bigb table lands of justioe before pasan Home recognized tbe legal independence of wemen. A late writer upon tbls suoj Jet says 'ln tbe Roman empire woman could hold property in taer own rigbu inheriting a portion of her father's property, she retained tt independently of ber husband. No Inconsiderable portion of tbe wealth of Home was at one time under the absolute control of women. Tnerewas hardly a more constant theme of satire, than tbe alleged tyranny exercised by rich wives over their busnands to whom they loaned money, and not Infrequently at exnorbltant rates of Interest.

Mrs. Lldla M. Chlids says: "ttoman advancement may be indicated by a remark of Cato tne Censor, who lived za 11. C. He was accustomed to eay: "'ibey who beat wives or cbildren lay eat nieglr.ua hands tn the most sacred things in the wor d.

For niytclt I prefer toe character of a g'icd husband to thatcf a great senator." rttoiin iheworld ha, known hat mi deurmim opposition, only succediog to tetabli.biDR lis principles after years of tnbrep-rfftntaiion, perbfctitioD, and too ofto of the Imprisonment and death of many of devoted r-ti. We aie eciratred a refur wb ae ret ulte wt 1 be inf.re uplifting and universe than any the or haa everanown. For It many it-tiea bave bt.ii fuughi, many vlciurioa won, but the i nd is not jet. t'jt et here from time to time not for intellectual imprf veint-nt of so-Jtai enj ijaienr, not t. aiitowe In religion, or pu.iUoa, but orawn 1 1 cur inteieit In th advanoemeat enlranehiptujent tf wim-tn.

Kea iz'og the in-jufttceol woman's past aud pre-eol pomicil posit. on, have united lor tne purpose of a. ding in rt nicvirig her legal cisablli'les. Wo ackn-il ed ro a'leKlance to political make no prt mire lothetn for the future; bat hdlluvaln, ana for ti nhtot winiAu to life, lioerty Btidtbe turst.lt of b-catiite Bh 3 Is a retpouHMe human btf-g. 8he suffers for her le.i pays the penalty of ber crime, lsbtid aii.etibbie iawa abe bas no voice In inakit g.

and In many eutea ha, no legal right to cbilaren or property. Al a society we protest saalnpt thi. Ii.justlre to woman, arid by to proiei Ing become reftirmers.our acya tuttetl to tbe suniito, our feet resting up in tne battle ground where have stood the grave Frances Mary Wal itnneoraft Oodwln. Harriet Manlneau. Ernestine Bose and others, wloee namea will yet be written, not with sunbeam.

aorra the bnt upon tbe whlttat tablet of every human soul wbo can appreciate heroism and loyally to principle. Here, too, we recognize the statesmen-like Mrs. rjtaoton, the uncompromising Susan Anthony, tbe quiet, deeply earnest Lucy atone, and many otber Justice loving men and women who bave enlisted for tbe war. Some of us bave stood upon tbe ground where the battle to secure higher educational advantages for women was fought: we recall a few of the mottoes upon banners borne by opponents of women's advancement; bere they are: "Women do not want education." "Woman's brain la so small abe is Inca-able of acquiring tbe higher eduoatlon." "The application necessary to secure higher educaticn would prove fatal to tbe del lcate organizations of women." "Women would prove a disturbing element In our ool-lf gee. The contiict upon tbls subject was long, but victory crowned tbe rlgbt, college doors opened, and time bas justified the deed.

Tne entrance of women Into trades and professions was tbe signal for another battle; tbe following mottoes are copies taken from banners captured fitim the enemy: "What Is borne witbout a mother "What will become of the children when mamma doctor is away "Woman has no business tact." "Women laok eiaotnees and promptness In business." "Women have always been supported, and are incapable of oaring for themselves." "Women do not know how to take care of tbe money ihey earn," true sphere Is the borne." 1 be battle ground upon which tbe straggle to secure married women the right to hold property, to oonduot business In their own name and to dispose of acquired or inherited property by will is very near us. Tbe battle field where sue-ceta In securing school and munlolpal suffrage many a.au. wa attained la still nearer. Bui tbe gnat battle ground where from year to year has beard th, clasb artrs, where ile'eat baa been followed hy rirfc the ground from which many earnest oneropien. of p-nucal equality bave.

not fallen, Iiut, ile the wainttv l.imrena Mult, rtav-n l.en Hi re wl ere was fougbtthe ba tit that woe for us one star upon our nag. a n) hrou ml Int the t'nion the 1 1 state truly re aenrl a e. iu Uoau it. nn i government. Here must 'me th coufPt 1 lob It boped will be squ id ear upon ur bag.

and make stale Do ed for the Inieiileaee of lta otllxena. treilrai te to rrtrore lit- hurntnatlna- penalty of fra thn rn o' 1. m.al w-- uco from aconl ticn s. lojg aasocu.Ujg tbom B.H. SWEENEY, President, E.

C. KOH.V, Seo'jand Bust. FILL AKD WINTER IMPORTATIONS AT TT I OFOIJIRT IMPORTING TAILOR, ESTABLISHED 1865 HENRY PLUMB JEWELER. September 22 as a day to hear the complaint of tne Iowa Floor Oil Company against the Des Moines Sc. Kansas City Railway Company, and have so notified the parties Interested.

The point In dispute li over shipments of flour coming PiOS RICE-HIKZE, HAINES BB03m BEAEFKES 4 BOSTOS FARRAND ft TOTEY, BTOIiY CLARK (ORGANS MOELLER BROTHERS, Makers of Candies. 41 WALNUT ST. Telephone No. IS, Bend 7o, 11.96, (1.TB or S3.60 for a Superb Box of Candy, by Bxpreaa, pmtPAW, suitable for present, Oatof lowafauonaare soUoltad. K.tlmatea furnished on short notioe for Hetwp.

tjonh Weddings and Far CREAMS, ICES, "SHERBETS, and PUNCHES. Watches, Diamonds Hi Manufacturers' Prioes. Eosieal Merchandise of All Kinds, ft HOME COMPANY. 407 "Walnut Streal from the north billed through to points on the Des Moines Sc Kansas City. It seems that it Is the custom of the company to allow the floor people, when flour Is shipped from Minneapolis In car load lots, the flour to be taken from the ear In Des Moines, and then re-shlpped under the original billing at car load rates.

A short time ago floor was thus re-shlpped and the Son' did not reach Its proper destination. This Is admitted. Now the railroad people say that they will not extend the privilege of breaking bulk to the Iowa Flour Sc. OU Company unless It Is released from all responsibility for errors. S.

C. YODER Is prepared to famish all persona running LUNCH STANDS RESTAURANTS and BOARDING- HOUSES, with a full line of PROVISIONS at reasonable rates for cash. Phone 543. 531 W. LOCUST ST.

The flour company are not willing to give Silverware. JEWELEY, OPTICAL WARES, CLOCKS, NOVELTIES, GOLD PENS, GOLD CANES. Indisputably the leading establishment df Its kind In Dee Molues. Stock and styles up to date, and prices Invariably tbe lowest, and In plain figures. A choice corps of experienced ealesmen and expert mechanics steadily employed.

Specialties manufactured to order. And other gems mounted In tbe house. VST Patrons of PLUMB'S JEWELRY STUSE are constantly met with new and substantial attractions In MERCHANDISE and PRICES, And are assure of exceptional Inducements ft the yeai 417 Walnut Street WELCOME. Pnfrmisi ntifl wiMi rmpsra rTnrinnr tha Bfofn DR. C.

W. MILLER, Dentist, Offlo. ei.a. Block, 401 WsUaat Tape Worm Romoved ALIVE IN TWO HOURS with UK AD oomplele nr SO CHARGE. (NO FEB IN ADVANCK.) No fastiofr required.

Have romoved over s.OM) Tape Worms witb tbls pleasant, harmless and Infallible remedy. Alao cured two persons of Lizards. Send for circular containing etc. DU. J.

t. blilPLBY, Montezuma, Iowa, Tape Worm Specialist) FOSTER LIEBBE, Architects, Offloe In Foster's Opera House Block, COBJTEB EIGHTH AND WALNUT 3TS, OX MOLHIM, IOWA. a uwiio aii Brfl p.nrdinllv inTifpil tn visit, nnr rtlapa nf hnainnaa j.u, uuaiurao, nun am the elegant line of DINNER, TEA, and CHAMBER SETS on this release, and appeal to the board of commissioners for a bearing. The reports from the various railroads required by law to be furnished to the railway commission are now coming. The time fixed by the statute when It Is necessary for them to be filed is September IS.

After that date the railroads are I'a i under the law In the sum of (101 for each ol Illegal detention. The last report of iba ra'lroad commission, foravarlesy ol laujes, was flelayed aout six nthi after the time It should have ben Died with the governor, but the commissioners sale, viu huh vi nano, juanqnet, ranor ana llannnf Lamps ia complete, witli prices bed-rock. You are welcome! A. A. JOHNSTONE, 607 Walnut St..