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THE SIOUX CITY JOURNAL: WEDNESDAY 310RNING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1895. CENTRAL A3IERICA UNION. THERE'S REASON III IT. HAS PROMISED TO REF0R1I sent up for burglary, is a trusty prisoner. George Trout, who is a life man.

is head man in the -cell house and is, In the best of health. Three convicts escaped from the cell house last month and are still at liberty. KEW roUCH LOCK. Primarily In tUo Interest of Maintaining Peace. New York, 10.

Further particulars of the latest movements for a Central American union have been obtained from Senor Jose de Gomez, the Nicaraguan statesman who, as the special minister from the president of Nicaragua to the other Central American states, conducted tke other, preliminary negotiations which led to the understanding now arrived at. Senor Gomez arrived in New York several days ago and has-been stopping with friends here. From here he will go to "Washington in a day or two to pay hi3 respects to.the Nicaraguan minister. In an interview Senor Gomez said: "The confederated arrangement by which Nicaragua, Salvador and Honduras. have just committed themselves and which it is hoped Guatemala and Costa Rica will also assent to is primarily in the interest of maintaining peace throughout Central America and promoting civilization and progress in the live republics.

The substantial and intelligent citizens in all these countries are heartily sick of revolutions, which have been so frequent in the past and have retarded iv developments, wasted our resources and discredited us in the eyes of the world. Everybody who has visited Central America or made a study of -conditions there knows that ours is, materially, one of the richest and fairest regions on the globe, which ought to compare favorably with any pther lor. population, prosperity and advancement. But the population of the whole of Central America is not much in excess of 13,000,000, Including natives and other inferior races; and its backwardness is lamentable in various material respects. "But what Tiastened the agreement for union, and was probably the determining factor in bringing it about wa3 the arbitrary action of England in the Corinto affair several months ago.

That was a striking object lesson of the weakness of the Central American states when confronted by foreign aggression, and the union for, defense is the direct outgrowth of it." Lcto Cuban Advices. New York. Sept. 10. The World says: Advices by special courier 1 from Cuba received at the offices of the Cuban Junta in this city state that the city of Santiago de Cuba is completely surrounded by the insurgents and that an attack is expected at any time.

Gen, Maceo Is. personally conducting tho siege. For two weeks he has completely cut off communication with the Interior, From the shore can be seen scores of camp fires belonging to the insurgent soldiers on the Advices, have been received by the patriot representatives in New York that an effort will be made to storm the fortresses which defend the place some time this week. It Is expected that the assault will be, made at night. The objective point will be the eastern portion of the city, where the main arsenal is.

In this arsenal is contained a large quantity of arms and ammunition which Gen. Maceo will try to take. The arsenal is strongly guarded by the Spanish troops, and in addition to being under the protection of the grans at Moro castle there is a strong battery on the shore. SpanlsbCatighfc In a Trnp. New York, Sept.

10. The World's Havana special, under date of August 30, says: There Is a report about town that a great battle has been fought in Puerto Principe and that the Spanish have been defeated and the capital captured by the insurgents. It Is said that a strong force! of Spanish trodps left the city Of Puerto Principe to make a bold attack' upon the Insurgents Who' were besieging the town. The insurgents fied after making a weak resistance, but it only to draw the Spanish into an ambuscade. Once in the trap the Spanish were attacked in the front by Gen.

Antonio Maceo and in the rear by Gen. Gomez. The rebels obtained a complete victory and entered the capital triumphant, 14,000 strong. How near the truth this statement is cannot be but Gen. Campos' immediate departure for Neuvltas the very day he arrived here is suggestive of something very serious having happened.

Insurgents Ua the Torch. Havana, 10. The insurgents have burned the village of San Juan de Amaro, in the province of Santa Clara, twenty-four kilos from Sagira la Grande, a handsome summer resort, celebrated for its mineral waters, and have destroyed the The insurgent chief Lazo Intimated to the. military commander of the garrison that death awaited him If he did not at once surrender, to which the Spaniard replied that he did not know the meaning of the word surrender. -The fighting then began and lasted four hours, incendiaries adding their work to the horror of the scene and soon destroying the whole village.

The Spanish forces were not driven from their position, although the Insurgents numbered 500. The Inhabitants fled from their ruined homes. Wobb's IMiilyFills cure all Kidney Troubles, caused by overwork, worry, excesses, and all Blood Troubles Rheumatism, Gout, Anaemia, Skin caused by. sick Kidneys. A few doses will relieve.

A few boxes will cure, SoL1 by druggists, or ry mail prepaid for 50c. a box. Write for ratnjlcU HOB2'S MCCiCINE Chicsje, St Ffnciso. DOGS DO NOT HAVE DYSPEPSIA Scienco Explains Why. It may not be of eurpassing Interest to learn that dogs are very, seldom troubled with Indigestion, but the curiosity of science by revealing the reason of the dog's vigorous digestion will undoubtedly prove of great benefit to the thousands of American.

men and women who suffer, year in and year out, from some1: form of Indigestion. Stated in a few words, scientific investigation proves that the gastric juice in the dog's stomach contains six times a3 much peosin -and twice as much hydro-chloric acid -'as' the stomach of a man. It is the lack of gastric juice, pepsin and hydro-chloric and lactic acids that causes so much dyspepsia and stomach weakness and science has not been slow in the treatment so -plainly indicated, and the most successful and safest remedy ever advanced for the cure of indigestion is Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, because they contain the vegetable and fruit acids, pure pepsin, ginger and golden seal; they supply what every weak stomach lack3. They increase the amount of gastric juice, they digest the food perfectly. Rest and nourishment is nature's cure-for every disease, and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets cure dyspepsia because they -rest, the overworked stomach and nourish the body.

Taken after meals they', digest the food thoroughly before It has time to ferment, sour and poison the blood and nerves, Full size package of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are scld by-druggists at 50 cents, hy mail prepaid from The Stu art 'Marshall, Mich. W' Vikii FIX AN CIAL. III SiouxNationalBank WOUX CITY, IOWA. UNITED I STATES DEPOSITORY CAPITAL, SURPLUS, $500,000 50,000 Correspondence or a personal Interview with a view to business relations is re epectfully invited. Wil, L.

JOY, President. A. F. CALL. Vice President.

T. A. BLACK. Cashier. S.

E. SMITH. Assistant Cashier. IOWA SAYINGS BANK SIOUX CITY, I07VA. CAPITAL.

$250,000 SURPLUS, 50,000 A GENERAL EASKIH3 SUSlKcK- TKANSAQTE3 Five per cent, interest paid on time and savings deposits. Money loaned on real estate and chattel securities. Domestic and Foreign Exchange sold. ERI RICHARDSON. President.

-GEO. W. WAKEFIELD. Vice President. F.

B. HUTCUINS. Cashier. ESTABLISHED 1856. GEO, WE ARE.

JOHN P. ALLISON. WEARE ALLISON. SIOUX CITY, IOWA. Pearl Street, between Four; a and Firth.

(TUB OLDEST BANK IN IOWA.) IntilYldniI Transact a general-banking-business. Receive deposits subject to Five per cent, interest paid on deposits If left-three months or longer. We soli drafts on any country In sums to suit. Always FIRST crden 1 1 I Eagle Brand I CONDENSED fllLIC The Pioneer Dealer la I olesale and Retail. Special Prices Maiieon Dig Contracts.

OFFICE 300 JCSE3SL TaEFfI3XEG7 usiness Medicine Has coma to stay. It will oxtcrminat quackery and elevate the science of cunns disease. Dr. Hathaway Co. treat their patrons only on a und professional ftaels, prom-islnjr nothing but what they can fulflsU They are therefore succnssfal where many others make failure Ccseuitatloa free at offlce or by mail.

7 XJ: ciPMlltv. stricture, 4 T' --l hydrocele. varicocele. Impoteucy, rheumatism, kidney anct I a 1 troubles, pimples, ulcers, piles. Seaes of women.

Ail correspondence an- 1 swereti promptly; bu-iinf Jia strictly con- Entire trsattaeut sent frt-o from ob8rvatlon. Hall treatrr.fU'S civen hy sending for symptom blanks No. 3, for sit-n: Na 2, for woineo; N. 3, for skin No. 4, forcatarra.

Our medif -U rf-rence book rn-nt on receipt of one Ji-ccnt lUmrs: to L'; -J, to 5, and 7 to 9. Sundays, 10 to I. Gallon or tlit-ni. XII. HATHAWAY CO, Corner Fourth arrl Cdbr Sioux Cit', iowa.

wed Coini'jrclal LiiilHix 1 never chev any-i till 3 but 'fit ii 4- it I4C1 f'-. M'l i. TV it v.tr iS fcrani. It ia tha 9 Edf and tha nvt eeononwcal. A PERFECT FOOD FO INFANTS it Tirst Hate rata Child Born in Eicrax City Professes Eepsatance.

GETS SEVENTY-FIVE DATS IU JAIL Charles Ilodson Sentenced by Jadffe Ladd for Striking a "Woman Several CW8 Heard in District Court Yesterday Dociet Entries and New Suits. Charles Dodson, convicted of beating Mrs. Helen Fresno, was yesterday Ventenqed by Judge Ladd to serve two months' and fifteen -days in. the county Jail. Before passing sentence the court ho felt it his doty to severely reprimand Dodson for the use of intoxicating liquors, and advised hlnx after he got out of this trouble to stop it altogether.

The court said any, man who struck a woman was to be despised, raid he did not think podson would do Vo when Dodson promised to reform his Ways. Submitted to the Court. The case of 11. J. Ruehl vs.

George II. Stlre was submitted to Judge Gay-nor yesterday after he had the testimony and the arguments the attorneys. Ruehl seeks toevict Stire from certain property which he aiiegs to him. Stire claims he bought the property under contract, out- is alleged he never paid for it. Petition for Divorce Etta B.

Olson has commenced suit for a divorce from her husband. Mack II Olson. The petition states that the plaintiff and defendant were married at Prairie du Chten on, April 9, 1835, and lived together until May 20. The petition alleges that almost immediately after the wedding the defendant be- gan ill treating hia wife, and at times threatened to kill her, and further that he was addicted to drunkenness. Hearing on Demurrer.

The case of Ilenrich vs. E. H. Erassfleld and Richard Polly was before Judge. Ladd yesterday.

The hearing was on the demurrer of the defendants to the plaintiff's petition on the grounds that the facts stated in the petition would not entitle the plaintiff to the relief demanded. The pult was brought by the plaintiff to obtain judgment establishing his rights to certain property, a tract of land on Holman's island near Sergeant Bluffs, which he alleges the defendants have appropriated to their own use. Other Cases. The case of John P. Allison, receiver for the Western Home Insurance company vs.

Levi Beau-tien was tried In Judge Gay-nor's court yesterday. The euit was brought to recover $24.40 on a promissory note given in 18S5. The defendant denied that he had. ever made th note in question and denied each allegation of the plaintiffs petition. Several witnesses were examined in the case.

The qase was given to the Jury at 2 o'clock and it returned a verdict for the defendant. A. F. Nash vs. the Sioux City Street F.all way company; the defendant, Fidelity Loan and Trust company, has filed notice of appeal from th? decision of the court made July 1S95.

Docket Entrie. Mary J. Smith vs4 It. Holt Easley rt ah; Judgment for amount of notes i-nd decree of foreclosure. Mary J.

Smith vs. John Hunter et ah; judgment and decree as prayed. Collins Downing company vs. D. -Cooper; Judgment on account for $433.43.

John Stuff el vs. Albert Jenkinson et Judgment as prayed. Geo. 11. Owen ct al.

vs. Holt Easley Judgment and decree of foreclosure. Xew Suit Alexander Elliot has brought suit 'to obtain judgment against William Rady for $125. which he alleges is due for rent of farm property. Robinson, Straus Co.

have filed a suit aKinst Clara Willey et al. asking that the chattel mortgage given to W. P. Keefe be declared fraudulent, and that Keefe and his agent be. compelled to account to the court for the proudly in question.

The plaintiff further asks a judgment for damages against Keefe for $i00. Tho Discovery Saved III Life. G. Caillouette, druggist. Beavers-vtlle, 111., says: "To Dr.

King's New Discovery I owe my Was taken with la grippe and tried all the physicians for miles about, but of no-avail and was given up and told I could pot live. Having Dr. King's New. Discovery In my store I sent for a bottle and Its use, and from the first "dose bepran to get better, and after using three bottles was up and about again. It id worth its weight In gold.

We won't keep etore or house without It." Ot a free trial at F. Hanson's drug s. tore. FLNCJI AT AXAMOSA. fhcri.T Davenport Say He Kept ITp ITis Spirits and Was Pleased with Cell.

Sheriff Davenport has returned from Anamosa, where ho left W. J. Finch In the penitentiary. He says Finch kept up his nerve all the way down and Bftmed In very fair spirits when he left him. Finch seemed quite pleased because from his cell he-could see out of window across the hall, and he --cmsd to enjoy standing at the grating and looking out at the narrow etretch of prairie.

He was numbered 3130 and assigned to cf-ii No. 176 on the third tier of cells. Finch had not bepn placed at any work when the sheriff left, but was probably l.uz at something yesterday, -Mr. Davenport says all the Woodbury county men are doing well and not, cause the officials any trouble. man who was sent up for having; 120 gold pieces, will be out In about three weeks, and saj-3 he will come here to see acquaintances.

Peter Hailing 13 a bread cutter and is a grat favorite. Robert Watson, Buckley, La mbertson, Newberry and are in the stone quarry. Buck-ley's time is almost up. Charles to -vourc ROBS CONFINEMENT OF ITS PAIN, HOP.ROR AND RISK, 11 v. if -3 -used only' two bottles.

Eho easily fend tjuickly relieved; is -cow doles eplc-niHtUy. J. S. Harlow, N. C.

Krrt bf eirres on receipt of Hw, Pl.J ier botUe. Hook. TO iiOXUtiiS' ukgulatop. Atlanta, a-: -JL1 BY Al l. nf.fin "1 0 We Offer a Remedy I 7 SiiL H-1 Which Insures Safe-' I I I I ty to Life of Mother FOR JJtENT HOUSES.

FOR RENT One of these elegant Unity Place houses, Douglas, corner Thirteenth street; all improvements. Apply to Edward Cromwell, United Bank build-bng. FOR RENT ROOMS. FURNISHED ROOMS and first class table board. Wales hotel.

1001 Pearl. FOR RENT Furnished rooms with board, heat, gas and Jones. FOR RENT Furnished rooms at 120 Main street, suitable forousekeeping. RENT Furnished rooms centraliv located? bath, heat and light. Apply 513 Twelfth.

FOR RENT Furnished rooms, modern conveniences. 711 Douglas etreet. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS. FOR RENT A small store. F.

C. Thompson. 24 Pearl street. IF you have property to rent list it. with 11.

I. Brown, Library building. He will get you a tenant. -f--, "FOR RENT Upstairs over KG Pearl street. Inquire Brown rear iC3 Pearl cn alley.

TO EXCHANGE, fi NEW and second hand school books exchanged at G01. Pearl. street, TO EXCHANGE Plymouth county farm, Dakota fann and house and lot in Le-Mars for shoe or harness Address Box lo.u -PERSONAL. PERSONAL Men onl 1 will gladly send to any man, or old, the receipt, with lull directions, in plain, sealed that cured me of lot manhood, impotency, varicocele, atrophy, the result of youthful errors and excesses. Address, with stamp.

In confidence, Thos. Slater, box S31. Kalamazoo, Mich. LOST AND FOUND LGST-Between Sioux City and Hinton, or on the read running straight east of Hinton eighteen miles, a pair of gold bowed glasses; finder please return to 312 Pearl street. G.

A. Bates. LOST 'Lady's gold watch, hunting case, monogram engraved on inside case; chain with small gold pitcher as. charm. Please return to 405 Thirteenth street and get reward.

FOUND Umbrella. Owner call at Jour-: nal offlce and pay, for notice. LOST Sunday noon, a black silk lined. Leave at 618 Pearl and get reward. MONEY TO lOAK.

I HAVE money to loan on Improved Iowa farms and Inside income Sioux City resi-dence and business property. J. A. Dean, 411 Toy building. SPECIAL NOTICES.

CREAM AND MILK depot. D. O. "Wilcox, proprietor, 622 Fifth street. BOARD at the ReinharL ATTORNEYS.

C. L. Wright. E. II.

Hubbard. T. F. Bevinston. WRIGHT.

HUBBARD BEVINGTON, attorneys at law, Sioux City, Io. R. J. Chase. C.

A. Dickson. CHASE DICKSON, attorneys and counsellors, Iowa Savings Bank building, -Sioux City, Io. JOHN N. WEAVER, attorney at law, 2ul Masdnlo block.

Practice in all state and federal courts. F. L. FERRIS, -attorney at law. Rooms 34-05.

420 Pierce street. C. H. Lewis, A. L.

Beardsley, LEWIS BEARDSLEY, lawyers, 6CCJ and 504 Toy building, Sioux City, Io. Constant R. Marks. David Mould. MARKS MOULD, attorneys at law.

Rooms 1 and 2. Marks-Joy block, 515 Fifth street. Sioux City, Io. WILLIAM MILOHRIST, attorney at law, 419 Fourth street, over Woodbury County Savings bank, Sioux City. Io.

E. B. Spalding. E. A.

Burgess. H. J. Taylor. SPALDING, TAYLOR BURGESS, attorneys at law, Iowa Savings Bank building, Sioux.

City, Io. S. M. Marsh. T.

G. Henderson. MARSH HENDERSON, attorneys at law, 415 Fourth street. Sioux Io. A.

C. Strong. Wilbur Owen. STRONG OWEN, attorneys at law. Prompt and careful attention given to all business.

Offlce, 602 Fourth street. W. L. Joy. A.

F. Call. C. L. Joy JOY, CALL JOY, attorneys at law.

Offlce over Sioux National bank. W. Argo. I. "McDuffie.

C. S. Argo ARGO. iM'DUFFIE ARGO, lawTers" Commercial Bank' building. MURPHY.

T. attorney at law. Rooms SO and 31. Metropolitan block Sioux City, Io. Telephone No.

23. J. S. LOTHROP. LAWYER, Commercial Bank building.

Sioux City Telephone 503. ARCHITECTS. G. W. Reese BURKHI'UUifc- REESE, architects, ibs C10, Iowa Savings.

Bank building, Sioux City. Io. HENRY FISHERi architect. Toy building. Fourth and Jackson streets.

Rooms 706 and 07 seventh floor, Sioux City, Io-. -WILLIAM-DJ il'LAUGHLIN, architect. and 507 Security Bank building. f--z dentists. WJ.L SCHLAWIG.

D.D.S. Dental rooms. Security "Bank building, northwest corner Fourth and Nebraska streets, fourth floor. Open evenings. BLUNT PRETTYMAN, 'dentists.

Den-tal parlors, room 12 Metropolitan block, corner Fourth and Jackson streets. phone. C. FRED GOULD. D.D.S.

Dental par-lors over Hansen's' drug store. Open evenings. A. C. KELLOGG, D.D.S.

Dental parlors in United Bank building, corner Fifth and Jackson streets; rooms and Telephone 704. RKDER1CH DEWALT. dentists. C3 Fourth street, Sioux Io. PATENTS.

MIDDLE KAUFF. lawyer, 213 low Savings Bank building. Patents, trad nsirks. toryrights. i MUSIC AND PIANO TUNING HARPIST Natal Fizzo.

residence 13 street. Music far balla, partle" etc. Two or more ii-r-3 f-irrs'-hc if desired. Orders by promptly attindcd to. VIOLIN Ic-sons by II.

Brueckner, Fot.rtli Ftreot; also instructions ta and solr pJaing. Violin and piar.o miusc foi all occafiion. BATHS. M1F3 ANNIE ATI! CART, room 43 1 leek. Electric and.

vapor trs arl nawjs tr.atnieat. Piaia 'A. i i -J TYPE WRITERS AND SUPPLIES" SMITH PREMIER typewriters 77T- or rent, Oflice and typewriter SB J3! for all machines. Best good $Uc prices. Chas.

R. Olmstead 4iiQ gijt Bank Sioux City. ioT HOUSE MOVER. J. E.

TODD, house mover. Moving kinds of heavy Fourteen a4 Td11; 3 CARRIAGE WORKS. be H. M'DERMOTT has moved "tTTT rink oh: Fifth strr th old glad tOiS.ee. his old customers ones io his Une of carriage3 CXVIL-EXCISUEKIXG.

L. F. WAKEFIELD, civil LOANS. MONEY TO LOAN To railrniTZ" pioyes and on watches, diamonds, f.tv niture -or anything else of value rl'i notes bought' H. C.

Casselmka 3 and 3, 402 Fourth street- 0011:4 utovRrTfi tnivi to loan on farms and choice city r-or. Rates reasonable. Srwiat w- au-i inuiicy io loan o- real estate and chattel security firti and second mortgages. Smith We'i! man, S07 Security Bank building. SS MAKING.

street. ODposito Davidson Tirr c'i Cifv In, FOR LOST UANHCS0. Cimrdsr vt Viz stTot cr iVvsV cr pxj V-w- rt mifscujcri" rCUJia MtHI E3i! tCST UAWHOeOl OL9 Ml RECOVER THT VOUTHrtt VtSOMI i yorrr c-, cot iiorp Tfca. tx-Mtfiou we will ma il item la the worli, recarcir pvt, i la piaia Tjpf en ttp 4 rrwa. Qzn Lui, UMi Li Kt ftiko Phocpiio.

At- i-LLIS NICHOLS C0 Cor. A ano, aa-1 J4Jtoa OnEB'S PEOIODIGAL Pennyroyal and far' rVfa A safe, certain relfef for suppressed nun-Btruaiion. "Serst of ladles use tiien raonthly. SAFE1 SUREI SPEE3T1 Save bealtb, art time, moncr, by sm a certain. t2 hairless prodact Sect by moll In a pkia wrapper to any eddies la the vorla ci recaitt of rrico.

Li.u C. ELLIS NICHOLS CO Cor. Fourth and koa. Dr. MeGREGOR, 400 PEARL STREET, Is the oldest aid raoit reliable SpeciaL'st 13 the west.

Has established two Nebraska and one ia Iowa. Uopiial accommodations iu the city. Dr. McGresrs ha1 sole charge of the Wood Medical Inxt.iu'e iu this citj- for years Treats ll cbrouic di eases, private nerrous Bf ecial diseae, perE atorrhoea night loss of sexual power, all femalrt rtiso.iiiB anrf Irri cilia rit.itss. CiTeJ guarantee! or money refunded.

Patients distance treated by mail. Write out your c9 asd si-nd for opinion and terms. Aquiettosn and best of cnre acd skbl fir ladies curti. pregaancy and conUnement. Consultation fres.

Chloitter' azlih IIamoii4 Urami. EnnYROYAL'- PILLS Original mmi rc tiwr reliable toiCS Sir n.rluuri kluHith lH ft rmvnJt Brand in ICrd ted Void -m. km, Ksled w-ih bia ril.be. Tk io iubh far trtlclrm. wuxxxal mJ Mail.

IyOO TfiiiOBl Xwi Dr. WOOD, sSlti; I Ueeular Gnrtnte 3 0 y-rnrt hospital end IO in Chicago am Ktabllhel in Si 1 Vea is eti 11 trei I Chror 1 tlicti-y otiu nrowciuio il Seuki eaknoi iniftd hsnt Irnpot Cos of t-rnX pnwtrh and aU Pemale Imyu'iritu. xtc, Cure punrantera t.r refunded Charge fair- Ase and experteoo nru import ant- Jurlous luil inoa vKo tin Ut Mcdieint sent evtrirwhert frts from A agStat yvj.r cam and iwnd for term- eonfldfntiw- v'utr i But, 6ro Cm lstif tiring-Irertianfy nmi 1 1" 4 Li for lilu'trntl HOOK MEW1'" iUliNAL, (tiMcnu Uii ya-Ol-J i 1 MM flR' JOBBING-HOUSES. liUMBKltTUJ. WHOLES ALE HARNESS.

neadquarters for Leather and Ihg, Co iiir, Su.tp and Svta.or tlr w.re. Dealer ia Shoe and Harness LeaBvr and Bides. J3 EEIilNS Pv03. CO 4 BLANK BOOK3 ASD PCPrMES. County and Bank Worn a Specialty HE NEVER FAILS, Wra.

TL Soith says, under oath: 'I iacarable from th 1 'u'' consulted tuore tiiaa 3ia-rB Untes went Hot tprt did no good und safferirjl fiora Witaknrw and rarly was nervous, 'tnt'orlng; tvTA and liver trouDw. for either death or rei" never expected to At last I arrma Ir. difff-TC-3t from others it jrave v. i.t at on -j to him. He told me I taa hftpe, other as bad.

as I bad tieen "f.V he rouid cure me. And so he d- A-i i that every sufTartr would go and pia piici. confluence Dr.S.D. ANGLE, SI 3 riCth stret. I am sure he out an equal in tr.owle aud skill taw 12T these diSMi-M," irfstmcHt br mail.

name or trill LilrpitijStS 60 fiea-T. DRESS JfAKINGr-French tailor sytra: paU faction guaranteed; prie ej rVSi able. Mrs. A. D.

Collier i WANTS' Claisiflcd advertisements under For Sale. For Rent; WaaU, Lost, Found, Personal, 'Meetings, Special Notices, inserted In both The Morning Journal and Evening Timea at the following low rates: For first day, 1 1-2 cents a -word. Subsequent clays, 1 cent a word. No advertisements taken for less than 15 cents. Discounts made on lonsf tim All advertisements must run consecutively.

FPU SALE -REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE A splendid hotel property In one of the best towns to northwestern Iowa. Also a fine two-tory brick block containing: five large store rooms, all rented, in Sibley, Io. about 400 acres of excellent farm land surrounding and adjoining the town of Sibley. All these prop erties will be sold at a bargain.

Address Jow-a Land company, Sibley, Io. DO you want to buy a farm at your own pay for It when you get ready? Apply to Geo. R. Bcall, Sloan. Io.

FOR SALE Improved farm of 200 acres, six miles from Sioux City -court Price, Geo. D. Weintz, receiver. FPU SALE MXajCJELLAJTEO US. FOR "SALE (Matched team of: Shetland lonies.

At Palace barn for two days only. NEW and second hand school books at reduced prices at. McCarty's, C01 Pearl street. FOR SALE Butter and erg stand; good location. Address care Journal.

BAKERY FOR SALE With fine store and ice cream parlor. Oven, appliances and fixtures complete and firbt class. Fine location and low rent. A rare chance. Address Box 2J3.

Ies aiolnes, Io. -FOR SALE Horses of all "kinds; cash or on time. V. K. Shaw, FOR SALE-Iiepublican weekly newspa per in South Dakota of twenty years standing, at county seat; official paper of county and city; paying business; power press, -all necessary machinery.

Every month makes a good clean profit. Located in corn belt. Can be had at a bargain. Address Press, care Journal. FOR SALE Almost new bank safe, with time lock Also walnut bank counter.

Address Bank, care Journal. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A. pair of fast pacers'. W.

Shaw, FOR SALE Or will exchange for unincumbered South Dakota land, twenty-five head of well bred trotting horses. J. J. Watson Emmetsbufg, Io. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE stock of general merchandise, well located, for good farm lands.

Address Jour- nai. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE First class steam roller mill; latest improved machinery; fine location, cheap for cash. Will exchange for good real estate, merchandise, cattle or sheep. M. L.

Rosslter, Silver Mich. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Stock of dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes. Address Box 72, Frankfort. Ind. WANTED FEMALFiJIELP.

WANTED Sewin-3 g'rl; must be first class. Apply room 416 Mondamin between hours of 4 and 6p. Wednesday. Mrs. Siandlsh, WANTED Scandinavian girl for housework.

Apply 411 Iowa street. WANTED A nurse s-irl. Mrs. B. David son, 152il Jones street.

WANTED Dining room girl. 612 Pierce WANTED Girl for general housework. lfiOu Jackson street. WANTED At once, good girl in family of two. 1015 Jackgon.

WANTED Competent girl. Apply- 001 Pierce street. WANTED Girl for. general housework. E22 Pearl street.

WANTED Girls In candy department. American Biscuit and Manufacturing company. WANTEE Arrrentlce girls to learn millinery. Mrs. E- J.

Ogden, 601 Fourth. WANTED Girl for general housework. Inquire 1301: West WANTED A good girl for. general housework. Apply to Mrs.

G. Y. Bonus, SD13 Jackson-street. WANTED Good girl for general housework; no washing. 516 Eouglas street.

WANTED-Girl for general housework. Mrs. W. D. Turner.

liM West Third. WANTED Good girl for small family. Inquire 415 Sixteenth street. WANTED Competent girl for general housework. Apply Mrs.

Pelletler, Peters' Park, Morning Side. WANTED An experienced woman for child's, hursel References required. Mrs. It. C.

A. Flournoy, 1127 Douglas street. WANTEDMALE HELP. WANTED A first class auctioneer. Address care of Journal.

WANTED Man to work in dairy. T. P. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED By young man of good education, situation in office or store. Address C.

P. O. Box S3, City. WAN TED-AG NTS. WANTED First class traveling men only; $3,000 palary and expenses.

Send stamp for reply. The Dr. A. P. Sawyer Medicine company, 1S1 Colorado avenue, Chicago, 111.

WANTED Salesmen, salary and commission; no delivering; write for terms. Hawks Nursery Milwaukee, Wis, WANTED Agents; big money to right party. Call 422 Jones street. "WANTED- 31ISCELLANEOUS. WANTED Sewing" by the day.

Inquire at 416 Water street. WANTEDA good house in good location. A. L. Lindhoim, city.

WANTED One furnished and two un-furnl-rhet rooms with tablo board. -Address bUi Thirteenth pireet. WANTED A list of your stock of goods of any you wish to exchange for good Iowa or Minnesota or other landa. I h-ive- several goud deols for "oms one. ct-ne first s-irvel.

Send ia. j'our list. r. Gibson. Lc-Mars, Io.

for IIOUSES. Fort RENT Dwellings. F. C. Thompson, l-i l'crii-1 1'uii RENT FJat of three, -f even or ton rurf.r:.

F. C. Thomjson, Z21 Pearl street. FOil CEBAP Fine, large j.KAro.n street, room I'fU; RENT rcom house, corner 1 Good for boarding Api'iy Jas. E.

Booe, 412 I'-t-rca Street. tun rux3ort house; all Twelfth etrevt. Invention of Postmaster' and; Editor KiefTer, of Rcmsen. J. P.

Kleffer, of Remsen, who is postmaster at that place and also editor of the Remsen Bell," Is the inventor of a lock for mall pouches which, should It prove durable and safe, will be a great improvement over the old strap and padlock, both in the wey of convenience and as a time At the top of tJe pouch is a steel frame to which the canvas or leather la attached. The frame has four hinges, so that when the pouch 1 3 open the frame forms a rectangle and when closed the sides lie flat against each other. The lock is on one side of the frame and a catch on the opposite side. When the top of the pouch or frame is closed together the catch comes in contact with the lock and fastens much like a spring lock on a por.tomce box. The pouch can be closed and locked in an instant, and the inventor? claims the frames and lock will stand xCli the hard knocks which rsail pouches usually re-celve.

3 Mr.Kleffer ani Postmaster Thoma, of LeMars; who is also- in terested in the invention, were in the city Monday exhibiting it, to personsrjnterestcd and received much The Invention was Induce.Ty. circular, gent out by the postofflce department some time ago encouraging postmasters to work upon, inventions which' WDUd-facilitate vthe handling, -of r.iaU- Mr. Kiaffer, also Is woikin.g.ijiipnji number of other postofflce inventions. He has a caveat on his present invention and is making some improvements upon it, and it will be some time before; he will take out a patent. For Over Fifty Tears Mrs.

Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for children teething, It soothes the child, soften the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic arid Is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty-five cents a bottle. DR. JENKINS' CALL. Is a Very Attract I vo One, but He Reserves Decision Until the 20th Inst.

Dr, Jenkins returned Monday from his trip to Kansas City and expressed himself well pleased with the reception tendered himself and Mrs. Jenkins there, but reserves his decision as to the call offered him until the 20th inst. The fact that the church, the Second Presbyterian, has one of the finest auditoriums and the best 'parsonage in the city and that it Is wholly free from debt makes the call a very attractive one. BREAKS A RECORD. Mercury Sets a New Mark for September.

Registers OC. The temperature yesterday was the highest for any day in September In the history of the local weather bureau. Short- ly after noon the mercury touched 96. The nearest this mark has been reached was" on September 6, 1S33, when the thermometer registered D5. A year ago yesterday the maximum -temperature was 9i 1-3.

Cnre for Headache. As a remedy for all kinds of headache Electric Bitters has proved to be the very best. It effects a permanent and the most dreaded habitual sick" headaches yield to its Influence. We iirge all who are afflicted to tro-cure a bottle and give this remedy a fair trial. In cases of habitual constipation Electric Bitters cures by giving the needed tone to the bowels, and few cases long resist the tise of this medicine.

Try it Only 50 cents, at F. Hansen's drug store. 1 TOOK A CHANGE OF VENUE. Ben Hittle Goes to Justice Dunkelberg's Court with His Cuee. There was a short session of the police court.

Ben Hittle, on the charge of maintaining a nuisance, took change of venue to Justice Dunkel-berg's court. Emma Presho, a young girl who has been in the police court before, was charged ith resorting to house of ill fame. She pleaded not guilty and the case was continued one day. Jim Smith, on the charge of assault and battery, was discharged after paying the costs of the case. Justice Court.

Hill Bushman, R. A. Waters and V. C. Waters accused of horse stealing, were arraigned before Justice Whitney this morning.

-V. C. Waters, who is only a boy, turned state's evidence and the men were bound over to the grand Protect Yonr CliilJrrn. Mothers would we'll to atomize their children's throat and nasal passages morning and evening with Alien's Hygienic FluIa preventive of all'contagious diseases, such as diphtheria, scarlet-and-typhoid fevers, smallpox, bronchitis, etc. It ha3 a pleasant, aromatic flavor and Is perfectly harmless.

Iowa State Fair. 1 Iowa state fair at Des Moines, September 6 to 13. Account of the above the Illinois Central will sell round trip tickets at one fare. Tickets on sale Siep-tember 5 to 13 inclusive, good until September 14 to return. County Fair at Marcus, September 10 to-lO, Inclusive.

The Illinois Central will sell round trip tickets-at one and one-third fare. Tickets, on sale September 1G to 19 Inclusive, good to return up to and including September 20. Society Stationery, Copper 100 calling cards and plate, name only, 11.50. 100 calling cards and plate, with name and address, $1.73. 100 cards from plate, 51.

100 wedding outside and inside envelopes. $10. Each additional 100 complete, $5. Material and "Work guaranteed first class in every particular. Perkins Bros.

Co. Homeseetcrs Excursion on September 10 atid '21. The Union Pacific will sell round trip tickets to points in Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming and Utah at home-seekers' excursion rates, which are half the regular rates to most of the points. For further information call at ticket office, f.Otj Fourth address D. M.

Collins, general agent, Sioux City, Io. Reduced Rates. To Des Moines, account Iowa state fair. Tickets on sale-September 5 to 12 at Chicago," Milwaukee and St. Paul 423 Pierce street.

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