Cedar Falls Gazette from Cedar Falls, Iowa • Page 1

TWICE A FRIDAY MORNINGS. YoL54. CEDAR FALLS, IOWA, APRIL No. 18 CEDAR FALLS GAZETTE A I PUBLISHERS. J.F.CARSON, Manager A.

L. SEBILLE, Editor ISSUED SEMI-WEEKLY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNINGS. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION One Six months I Entered as Second Class.Mail Matter at the Post Office in Cedar Falls. A SERIOUS ACCIDENT I AH IHTELECTUAL TREAT, L. N.

Physician and Surgeon. Office and residence in Odd Fellows Temple. OFFICE HOURS: a.m. 2 to 4:30 p. 7: to 9 p.m.

Falls, NEWMAN A A A over the Boehmler Brother's iliaid- ware store, corner of Main and Third Streets. McNally.blook. Dr. W. L.

HEARST PHYSICIAN AND Office over Chase's Store. Hours, 10 to 12am, 2 to a and 7 to 8pm. Sunday, 12 to 1. 908. Main Street.

Both Phones I office- sltt F. It. D- Physician and Surgeon, Office corner of Third and' Main Streets, Ce- dar Falla, Iowa. Hoars 8:9 a. m.

1-8 p- m. and 7-8 p. m. Sunday, 12-1 p. Bpth.phones.

CHARLES H. NIMS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office Corner of Main and Second Streets OFFICRHOOM: Dr. to 9 a.m., I and 7 to 8 p. Sunday 9.30 to 10.30 a. m.

Telephone K. M. D. B. S.

A Street car Meets With a ae at car Crossing on Tremont Street. a street car conductor met-with a painiul accident yesterday morning that to his home for some tinie. It was at the rail- road crossing on Tremonfc street that misfortune overtook him. He had got- ten off as is the rule before crossing rail- road tracks arid he went to mount the ar while in mption, and having on large lumsey way the car struck him throwi'hg'him er the moving wheels. The car seems havepkesed over his onkle and There is a'bad cut over the ankle and the one is fractured, and a frightful cut ex- from the ankle joint on top of the oot dpWh between the great and secopd necessitating several stitches, and one of the bones in the foot is broken, le was taken to Dr.

Hearst's and Dr. McAivin was called, as Dr. Hearst was out making professional calls. After an examination he was taken to his home on Normal hill where his injuries were roperly looked after. 1 The patient will confined to his home for some time.

The Ladies association of the Congre- gational church held a pleasant and pro- Itabie meeting yesterday afternoon at iha home of Mrs. Curlis Ford. Considera- le good work was accomjjlished. For Sale. No safer or more profitable place for a good investment-than in the following lescribed U'arm.

3 20 acres rich produc- iive soil, all fenced with wire and Osage ledge, good.ten room house, barn and buildings. Fine well at house, spring pasture, both unfailing abundance of ruit, 25 acres hardwood timber, thou- lands of tons of best coal, good markets or all farm produce. I will sell this farm, both as to price and terras. Cedar Falls Iowa, M. WILBUR.

Office over L. O. Robin BOB'S store. Q. XL.

ymspTvnp, nr D. OMEOPATHBTIOPhysician andSurRBon Offloe over Mornln's drug store, oor. 4th MalnSfcs. Office'hours: a.m., to and to 8 D. m.

Sunday. 12 m. to p.m. DR.G. A.

EVENSON. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Special attention to Diseases of the fiye Ear, Nose, and Throat. Glass FittlnR Guaranteed. 48vl FINCHFORD IOWA. Dr.

T. C. Osteopathic Physician, Office Hours, 8.00 to 12.00 a. l.oo to4.00 p. No charge for consultation and examination Office in Sartorl Block, Between 2nd and 8( Streets.

New Phone 218 4ttl E. M. CUDOEBACK Successor to if. D. Philleo, Prjiy 1 Wood Office comer Main and Third Streete.

BothPhonee. 24tf CEDAR FALLS NATIONAL BANK. CEDAE FALLS, IOWA. CAPITAL. STOCK, S75.OOO.OO 35.0OO.OO DIRECTORS.

Henry Jobnaon P. B. Miller, W. A. Dugane, I.

A. Bownd, J. H. Leavitt, J. J.

Tolerton, Hans Boyaen, H. 8. Gilkey, 0. H. Eodenbach.

Now ii the time to buy a Farm at a Barcrain I have them in Dakota, Minnesota Canada and Iowa, 40 dwellings in Ceda Falls for sale. Have gome I can tak gome trade in payment. Houses to rent. List your property with me if you wan quick sale aird honorable dealing E.B. DOWNS The Real Estate Han, CEDAK IOWA ow Clark's music store, For every thing to be found in a First-class BAKERY RESTAURANT call on- J.

H.PAULGEU, The Normal Lecture Course Pre- sents Frederick E. Hopkins of Chicago, a Well Known TonightTrederick E. will 'lec- ture at the Normal Auditdriinn filling number of the course. All who enjoy eioqneiCe and logic should not loiss this number. The Chicago Sun An audience hundred attended and listened pf six rapt interest for.

two hours. Though Dr. Hopkyw ha's" won a reputiatioii Jor, elo- quence and brilliant word painting since the beginning of his career in Chidago, he surprised his most enthusiastic admirers. The discourse brimmed wit and philosophy from beginning to end, while the speaker's cleverness as a inipric and impersonator added to its literary merit. If you have any item of and we do not see you, telephone it to us and it will be properly appreciated.

COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS, UNION -The windmill on the Butler -farm took a fall Mrs. C. A. Gross lost a valuable cow Monday. Mr.

Will Benliani drives a new horse and top buggy. Fred Butler delivered a cow in Cedar Falls Saturday. Sir. WillJ Parman transacted business in Waterloo, Friday. Airs.

Fred Webster and family Sunday- ed at Mr. F. W. Millers. Mr: Elderkin is foundation for a new barn on his farm.

Sunday school and Y. P. A. meeting naxt Sunday at Zions church. Mr.

W. C. Miller transacted business in Shell Hock last week Wednesday. Miss Lillie Thompson is visitkig with her brother tfeorge and family this week. Mrs.

Frank Miller visited a few days last week at her mothers, Mrs. George Miller. The school in District No. 3 began Monday with Miss Euby Smith as teaebei-. Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Parman Jr. of Cedar Falls called on friends in this vicinity Sunday. Alias Katheryn Mark returned to her school Saturday alter enjoying her vaca- tion at home. party of young folks a pleas- ant evening at Mr.

John Smiths last week "Wednesday. Mr. W. S. Thompson is street coin missioner in the ao.nth half of Union Twp.

now we will have some passable highways. Misses Hose Miller, Dora, Feist and Mesaera Joseph Miller, Frank Feist anc Will Parman at Wav- erly, Sunday. CENTRAL DISTRICT. of Bcntral iRtamt BlMMd by a Rural CvrraspoMtent tor tin Fred Raben the parents home. The M.

R. C. meets with Mrs. Levi Jewell this week. School began Monday with eighteen enrolled.

Morns Hansen attended Confirmation at Fredarille Sunday. The farmers'in this vicinity are busily engaged In sowing their oats. Rev. Olson and wife of Fall called at of N. P.

Nielsens Tuesdny. Miss Kate Cunningham went to Fon dulnc. Win. Monday to resume lior dutietf as a nurse. Mr.

ami Mrs. Shop J'hilpot pasnec through thin vicjjiity Monday on thol to Dike. Mrs. C. Irotn KocVftml, In.

(iayV lust week with I i CITY HALL, April 12, Regular meeting of. new council. Called to 8 o'clock, p. m. Mayor presiding.

Councilmen. pres- ent: Arey, Brandt, Hughes, Morgan, 'eteraen, Stevens, Wood andi Wild. Minutes of previous meeting read and approved. Petition of Mrs. E.

Houghtallng et al for walk on south side of 8th treet between Walnut and Normal treets was" referred to mittee. Communication of J. Pfeiffer in regard to permission to remove cer- tain building was filed. Communications of W. H.

VanTil- urg and E. 0. Taylor in regard to care of park were filed. i Communications of A. PhelpS, Er- Petersen, E.

Boss, Julius and Daniel Wiler applying, for position as street commissioner were i Communications of W. J. Murray, Mrs. Effte Higley, Geo. F.

Schair.Olaf Slmonsen, Henry Feldt and Francis Vaughn, applying for the position of sexton of Greenwood cemetery were filed. Communication of mayor on the condition of finances was filed. Communication of the raiyor on the gas question was received and on motion of Brandt adopted and filed. Mr. Brandt offered the following res- olution containing the mayor's com- munication and moved its adoption: RESOLVED, That in accordance with the desire of many citizens for the establishment of a.gas plant to furnish gas lor fuel and lighting, the mayor is directed to cause notice to be published in proper engineering journals asking for propositions, to be made before June 15th, for the eg tabUshment of such a plant, the ex- pence, of which advertising shall not exceed $10.00.

and this council will thereupon take up and consider such propositions as may be made for such purpose. Resolution adopted, Brandt, Morgan. Peters en, and Wild. Stevens and Wood. H.

0. HEMENWAY, P. O.JACKSON, Clerk. Mayor. The Mayor presented the following and on motion of Arey was received and made a matter of record, All ayea.

To the city council of the city of Oedar Falls, Iowa. provided by ordi- nance, I hereby appoint the following standing committees of the council, to-wlt: WAYS AND MEANS Stevens, Morgan, Wild STREETS AND ALLEYS Brandt, Peterseu, Arey WATER Arey, Morgan, I'eterscn ORDINANCE AND PRINT ING Petersen, Hughes, Stevens PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS Wild, Hughes, Morgan, Wood, Hugbes, Stevcnr, CLAIMS Wood, LIGHT Arey, FIRE DEPARTMENT Stevens, STREET RAILWAY Wood, SEWER a PAVING Hughci, Wild Hughe deport of City 'Clerk received and made a matter of record. CLERK REPORT. Cash receipts and disbursements, March 1st to April lit, 1904. 00 Ul CD CO CH h- CO t9 CO 1-- )-- b9 CJ1 -OlCB coo com co 1 en 1 00 en'' tn H- Oi O5 CT r-- -i cn wen c.

to so CD eo -JO 0 cc 1 OO -4 OO t5 tp c5 to en -a cs ro ff 2. 1 Bramlt Brar.iU submitted Respectfully submitted, F. O. JACKSON, Clerk. Report of treasurer received and filed.

Hughes.presented an ordinance IncreSs- ing the salary of Sexton of Greenwood Cemetery from $400. to $480. per year, which was read for the first time. On motion Stevens the rules were suspend- for the purpose placing the ordin- arice-6h final passage. Brandt, Hughes, Morgan, Petersen, Stev- ens, Wood and Wild.

On motion of Hughes ordinance was adopted as read. Brandt, Hughes, Morgan, Petersen, Stevens, Wood and Wild. Attest: F. 0. JACKSON, H.

C. HEMENWAY. Clerk. Mayor. On motion of Hughes Council proceeded to the selection of Street Commissioner.

Seven ballots were had with no election; On motion of Arey Council proceeded to election of Sexton for Greenwod Ceme- tery. The roll was called and Arey, Brandt, and Petersen voted for W. P. Murray. Hughes, Morgan, Stevens, Wood and Wild voted for G.

J. Kuehnle. Kueh- nle having received the majority of al' the votes cast was declared duly electee Sexton of Grreenwood Cemetery for the ensueing year. On motion of Arey the election was made unanimous. Auditing of bills taken np.

Ordinance No. 4-D was read for the first time. On motion rules were suspended for the pur. poee of placing Ordinance No. 4-D on final passage.

Haghea, Brandt, Morgan, Petersen, Stevens, Wood and On motion Ordinance. No. 4-D was adopted as read. Arey, Brandt, Hughes, Peterssn, Mor- 'gan, Stevens, Wood and Wild. Attest: F.

0. JACKSON, H. C. HEMENWAY Mayor On motion of Hughes the construction of a certain water main on Franklin street from 22 to 24 streets be suspended until further action from the Council. Al ayee.

Hughes to put the East side of Main street between the River bridge and the 111. Cent. By. track to grade was lost. On motion of Arey the Street Com mitteowns directed to have accomplishec through the the co-operation of the 111 Cent.

Ry. Co the necessary filling be- tween the bridge and the R. R. truck. On motion T.

E.Mathews was employ to tako care of Normal during the season for the sum of $25. work to he done under tho direction of the proper committee. On motion, E. C. Taylor was omployix to take caro of tho down town pnrk fo the wnBon for the sum of $48.

work to he done under the direction of the proper committee. Bond of City Clerk and Water Snpt wore presented ami on motion appovod Oath of otlice of Dr. Hieber as Ho.iith I'hyaieian wns tiloii. lliiplica snggMtorl that if it could diiiio t.luvt tho City appropriate fo i Hand to in lu'lping' them, on i rofpvied to City Attorney. Council adjouriu'd.

A Most: 0. JMIKSOX, H. HEMRMWAY, I- r'' LOUISE. RICE 1 HAS THE MOST COMPLETE LINE IN CEDAE FALLS, Nobby Spring Suits THINGS POR TOUNQ flEN Willard Alexander Visit our BOYS DEPARTMENT Columbia, Mitchell, Hartford, Phoenix and Rambler, Rtigby BICYCLES There is none better on earth, than these. I tas tlie nly com line of Base Ball, Tennis and Athletic Goods in the city.

RICE has the Best Equipped For Bicycles, Gun' Locks, etc. Please call and look over my goods. New Slack of Spring Sbon Just opened up. See them. i i A That wil1 fit ur ut? i 8hoes and keep your feet dry.

RUBBER BOOTS, Onnrr Jinny a new supply jaat in ulidg i THE LEADER. IT WILL LAST SO LONG- THAT YOU'LL FORGET THE PRICE BUT NOT THE QUALITY. UT ol on it 60 AND IF YOU ARE NOT SATIS- FIED IN iJVERY PARTICULAR 1 RETURN IT AND RECEIVE YOUR MONKY. BROWN THOMAS. I.