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10 THE SIOUX CITY JOURNAL- TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 23, 1903. They are Raymond Harris, of Woodbine: POLITICS HIS DOWNFALL 4 3C Seth S. Baker, of Springfield, 111., and Dan Lee, of South Bend, Ind. Capt. Ely 4 said yesterday that the Sioux City recruiting ofnee continued to make more enlistments than the Des Moines office.

FORMER SOUTH DAKOTAN CHARGED Tossibly showers I THE WEATHER: Tuesday. WITH INEBRIACY. Personal. C. W.

Richardson went to Chicago last nignt. REDl CROSS S7QHE. J. T. Cleveland went to Gladbrook, HIS WIFE HAS HIM ARRESTED T.

I 4 yesterday. F. B. Burbank left yesterday for St. Jo seph, Mo.

oo soZl $l75 J. F. Robinson, Formerly Register R. Josselyn and family went to Boston aast evening. of Deed of Turner County, S.

ff Toilet Water. HI Ccoc? III Sachet III Powder, jy E. P. Rellly went to Hot Springs, S. uave to Go to Cherokee Hos last evening.

pital, Though Doean't Want To. 4 Frank R. Dirks, of Centerrille, S. D. is at iue cjarrecson.

Curtis L. Day, of Pender, was at the Oxford last night. At one time the register of deeds for Thomas H. Ayres, ef Pierre, is "a guest Turner county, S. and prominent in Perfumes Iff From 00c to C4 Vu jj Per Ounco III The pick of all the finest odors la our ijj This will be a rare opportunity to procure the popular pongee silks at a great saring.

The quality is the kind that we know and you know is dependable. Xo silks are handled by this store that are not thoroughly reliable. Whether we buy them in the regular channels or by a special trade opportunity, such as this, they must be thoroughly good or we don't want them. This big lot of at tne juonasmm. politics la that county, J.

F. Robinson, Mrs. W. F. Haywaxd left yesterday for now the owner of a grocery at Peters AiDuquerque, jn.

hl. Miss Sophia Bernerd -was a passenger last nignt ror Aiinneapolls. rariv, Morning Side, was before Judge Wakefield fn the district court yesterday as a candidate for treatment for inebrl- Mrs. H. H.

Conn, of Correctlonvllle, Is a We are Headquarters for the celebrated line of nDOKDT'S PERFUMES and TOILET ARTICLES, nil the Leading Imported Odors guest at the Mondamin. acy at the state hospital at Cherokee. Coo J. Kentner Elliott, of Canton, S. was Robinson's wife, Mrs.

Susan F. Robin pongee silks is composed mostly of the Tery popular hand em-roidered polka dots, single dots, 4ouble dots, groups of dots, iu fact polka dots arranged in every way. Just the styles that are most popular this season. On sale Tuesday. These son, a neatly dressed woman nearly 40 at tne Mondamin yesterday.

H. O. Amundson, of Alexandria, arrived last night at the Mondamin. years of age, told the court in positive language that politics had been respon Mr. and Mrs.

A. E. Hndgel, of Sloan, axe KLOSTER DUNCAN, 320 Fourth Street. visiting relatives in ssioux city. sible for the downfall of her husband.

J. H. VIbber, of Artesian, and L. S. El- 1.50 and $1.75 values, She Bald they had been married for well, of Sioux Falls, are at the Oxford.

Mrs. C. P. Matthewson, of Winnebago, twenty years. arnvea last mgnt at tne uarrerson.

George L. Carter and W. J. O'Brien, of i think he drank a little before we were married," she said In response to Lincoln, were at tne Mondamin last nignt. a.

question irom tne county attorney re Fred Moser has returned from a pleasant Au a to 5 O'clock QXVV Tuesday. garamg his appetite for intoxicating 15 visit wltn relatives ana irienas at uaiena. For, Go to TP2 nquors, "Dut lor eight years after we in. were married he did not. drink a drnn.

Fmraciisiniev Miss Adelaide B. Redford left yesterday Then he got into politics and beean drink for Oshkosh, to spend a two weeks' FIEE W0EES, HAMM00KS, PLAGS, ET0. m. m. m.

9 a. to it a. 3 P. w7 vacation. Ladies' washable Oxford belts, cilt or nickel buckles; 2 o'clock to 5 o'clock (regular 25c ing again.

He nas drunk ever since and in the past two years has had delirium 409 Fourth Street Mrs. T. B. Jenes and daughter. Miss tremens three times.

The last time was Laura Jones, of Vista, are guests at to 5 p. m. last August, when we were on a visit with tne uxiora. relatives in Pennsylvania." Mr. and Mrs.

J. J. Condon, of Cherokee, Koblnson, who is auite a heaw man. were in Sioux City yesterday on the way to New porch and rr frUl4 RIVERSIDE PAVILION. Hot Springs, S.

U. hammock nmock with a good natured face and a bald head, listened attentively to his wife's 7lhiaG WHC Miss Imogene Barton has returned to pillc evidence. Kansas City to resume ner work alter a At-t. SUMMER! EVERT SIGHTI THE HOWARD-DORSET DRAMATIC Mr. Robinson had served two terms of at.

two weeks' visit nere. two years each as recorder of Turner Miss Kate McElroy, of Rock Valley, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. C. E. Johnson, AND VACDEVILLE COMPANY 3-act Farclal Drama, county.

After that he had farmed and later had run a hotel in that state. The couple sold their hotel nrooerty and in 12 Shepherd plaid neck ribbons regular 25c Roods, per 1701 West Third street. "THE 1IAN FEOH MEXICO" J. F. McMurray has resigned his position vested tne proceeds in a srocerv in with the Sioux City Lumber and Coal com RAFFIA In Bleached Natural Colors Morning Side.

They still own a fine farm pany and expects to go to the lakes for a Three hundred pieces fancy neck ribbon, good rallies at 35c to 50c, choice per In South Dakota which is in Mrs. Robinson's name. two weeks vacation. Dr. and Mrs.

R. F. Graham, both osteo Mrs. Robinson said to the court: "There June 21, 22, 23, 24. "THE LITTLE IINISTER." June 25, 26, 27.

Admission 25 cents Dancing After Performance Every Tuesday and Thnrsday Evenings. paths, of Kirksville, are expected to arrive In Sioux City soon to be associated is not a thing between my husband and myself whisky. There never was a witn. ur. ranK u.

cmett. better husband nor a better provider if Mr. and Mrs. H. C.

Gordon of Newell. ne wouia let arink alone. I hav tnid P. Fredendall and Will E. Johnson of Ida Grove, and Earl Edmunds of Correctlonvllle, were at the Garretson last night.

him he oughff to go somewhere and take treatment, but he refuses to do so. It is on account of his pride, I know, for he has said he expected to quit some day by his own Mrs. II. M. Watson and son, Merwin, of West Fourth and Fassatt avenue, have gone to VMtlng.

for a visit witn Mrs. Watson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Polly. Robinson, with bloated countenance and Henri Brewer Bledsoe, Baritone, of Minneapolis Concert at the Y.

M. C471. Hall, TDESOaY EVENING, JDNE 23. Assisted by Myrtle Barnes, pianist; Ethel Warner Jamison, accompanist; Harry Cum-Mins, Violinist. E.

B. Spalding, superintendent of the waterworks, and W. H. Barker, one of tne bleered eyes, sat and listened to the evidence of his wife with Interest. He Interjected the statement unsolicited that his wife was mad at him because heirove trustees of the board, have gone to Detroit to attend a convention of waterworks su perintendents.

E. G. Stanlev of Cedar Rapids. C. E.

the delivery wagon off last Saturday evening and did not show up till Monday morning. 3jfr LJ, Cooper of Mapleton, M. McKenna of liranvnie. jonn i Tinier or uoon, ti. ti.

S. B. Shelton, who drives the delivery JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN. liowe of Early, and If. W.

Hopewell of Mo- wagon and clerks In the grocery, corroborated this story, saying Robinson had vllle, are at tne Mondamin. Mrs. Susan McElwaln. of Kansas City, who has been visiting at the home of her Briefs. Bank clearings, $266,434.17.

The record of rainfall since Saturday taken the wagon before the orders were all sent out. He said Robinson came down town and put up the horse in the daughter. Mrs. C. A.

rIrwln, in Morning Side, will leave this morning for Elgin, (Si T7e ars changing patterns in white and decorated dhmerwaie and are Closing Out Our present stock at from 25 to 33J per cent, discount This includes plates, cups and saucers platter3, etc. This Is a remarkable opportunity "When you take into consideration sizs of prices and quality of decoration. We have marked our stock of Tumblers To sell at from 25 to 33 per cent discount Manitoha, Can. She will be accompanied as was 2.S3 inches. The rainfall Chicago house livery barn.

He spent the night at the Mondamin hotel. far as St. Paul by Mr. ana Mrs. lrwin.

Deputy Sheriff Pecaut, who assisted in the arrest of Robinson, at this juncture drew a hotel key with its steel number HOLMAN, watch repairer, 409 Fourth. DayhofT, undertaker, 824 Pearl street. Electric massage Mondamin barbsr shop. plate attached, from his pocket and said this had been found in Robinson's pocket. To this bit of evidence Robinson offered this interrogatory without the usual iTTSaca KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HOME.

court ceremony: 1 1 'I'd like to know if it is criminal for a COPYTHSHT. Initiation Exercises at Omaha Were man to sleep at the Mondamin hotel? I YOU can get tickets all summer after June 1st via the Burlington Route to Denver, Colorado Springs or Pueblo at one fare plus fifty cents for the round trip. The above is one rea-sCn why YOU should spend your vacation in Colorado another is, vou can live very cheap-iy the scenery is magnificent, the climate cool comfortable. foend for our Colorado Hand-book, which tells you how inexpensively and satisfactorily you can spend the summer vacation in Colorado. have stopped at the Mondamin for nearly twenty years when I came to Sioux City." a Decided Snccess.

The members of Epiphany council, was general. A false fire alarm called the department to Dace and Steuben streets at 10:30 o'clock last evening. A. H. Bonnell, baggage master at the Union passenger station, yesterday purchased of George H.

Jenkins a residence at Aubin's station. Morning Side, paying for it. Craig I Wright has returned from Dea Moines, where he went Saturday morning. Mr. Wright said he had nothing to say regarding his alleged possible candidacy for the federal judgeship and had not gone to Des Moines In that The Omaha road's excursion trains to the head of the lakes returned last evening from Duluth, bringing back the 500 passengers, tired but happy.

The weather was a little too cool for comfort, but it seems that otherwise the trip was a pleasant one. The preliminary sketches prepared by There was no answer to his question. Knights of Columbus, who attended the Fireman Haakinson, of the Morning Side fire station, which is located within fifty mm initiation exercises at Omaha Sunday, returned yesterday morning, enthusiastic over the success of the celebration In the feet of Robinson's grocery, testified to having picked Robinson out of the gutter one night and taken him home. Nebraska metropolis Robinson was arrested yesterday at the Gash Department StOre, 320 FOURTH ST. Among the-Sioux City men who were i Instance of his wife.

She was appointed by the court a3 temporary guardian for In Omaha were the following: J. M. Lynch, John B. Keefe, John Fleming, Charles S. Carey, John W.

Carey, J. F. him. Robinson said that Inasmuch as he did When you use a CAS STOVE not have a friend present he would like to have a continuance so that he might J. P.

Eisentraut for the new church structure to be erected this summer by St. Paul's Episcopal church will be consid Stoves from 32.00 up. get some witnesses. The court continued the case until 10 o'clock this morning. Duggan, Ray Duggan, Henry J.

Bingen-heimer, Robert P. Larkin, Frank Hutchinson, Jacob Kass, John F. Gearen, Thomas F. Griffin, George Junk, W. M.

Grady, W. HJ Burns, T. F. Kelly, Daniel Gordon, John M. Gordon, George Gordon, M.

Every, P. J. Donohue, M. Waters, John F. Klise and Joe Marshall.

Oil ered at a meeting of the vestry oi tne church, to be held this evening in the LORA HAS AN ACCIDENT. Connections Free. Easy Terms. office of Dr. Wm.

Schlawig. If yoa are rotna' any p'ee west, cortbwest ct write tea I cu tell you tia best and cheapest way to ihe trip. Engine Breaks Down and Keeps A class of fifty-six candidates was in Rt. Rev. Dr.

P. J. Garrigan is in Dubuque, where he will spend the entire week, conducting a retreat for the priests of the Dubuque archdiocese. The retreat 601 West Seventh. itiated in Omaha.

The first two degrees Crowd in Midstream. A little mishap on the steamboat Lora were in charge of Omaha council, of which C. J. Smyth is grand knight, and See for the priests of the Sioux City diocese yesterday afternoon enabled a good sized crowd to spend the whole afternoon just the third degree was in charge of T. J.

J. FRANCIS, Ctnero Pasttnfr Agurt, Omaha, Neb. OUR SPECIALS FOR TUESDAY: above the Omaha bridge while a part of the S. C. Gas Electric Co engine of the boat was being repaired.

The excursion started from the foot of Nebraska street at 2:30 o'clock fn the after Mahoney, territorial deputy supreme knight for "Nebraska. The work was carried out In the impressive and masterly manner for which the Nebraskans have become known among the members of the Knights of Columbus. will open- at LeMars on June 29 and will be in charge of Rt. Rev. Dr.

John. Shan-ley, bishop of Fargo, N. D. An inventory and appraisement' of the stock of goods of John M. Davis, known as "Blind Man who recently was sent to the state insane hospital at Cherokee, which has been filed in the district court, shows the stock of goods to noon, all of the passengers being in high glee over tne Deautitui arternoon.

Alter taking a run a short distance up the river The banquet at the Millard hotel in the she went down stream. Just as she was ap It HAY a proaching the bridge the eccentric broke evening was a successful social function. E. C. Ryan presided as toastaster.

J. C. Kennedy, of Omaha, responded to the toast, "Our Order and the Young Man." Rev. Michael Daly, of Omaha, delivered an address on "Leo XIII. and the.

People." John W. Carey, of Sioux City, and the engines had to stop running. There was nothing to do but lay by and wait while a new eccentric could be made. The Towle went down late In the afternoon, but found that it could give no assistance. Manufacturers of Cement Products.

Lard, good, pound only 10c Cero Fruto, 15c package only Cucumbers, fresh, 5c Eggs, fresh, 2 dozen 25c Butter, best dairy, pound 20c, 23c Sugar, best granulated, 10 50c Honey, pure, 10c glass jars only 5c Onions-and radishes, fresh, lc Vinegar, pure cider, per gallon, 20c, 25c Cheese, full cream, pound only. It was nearly 9:30 clock wnen tne Liora Ttoents for American Hydraulic Stone Co. Presses and rights of manufacture lor sale. spoke on "The Representative Catholic." pulled up at ner landlDg at tne root or Nebraska street. The crowd had taken the accident good naturedly, spending the time A few extemporaneous speeches were in singing, dancing ana otner rorms or amusement.

Luckily there was plenty "of made, notably that of John J. Donahue, chief of police of Omaha, who had been refreshment aboard in the shape of wieners. initiated into the mysteries of the order during the day. sandwiches and beer, so tnat none suffered from hunger. Hollow Building Blocks for Foundations, Retaining: Walls, etc Highest grade Pressed Brick for Chimneys, ore Columns, Examinations can be made at the office any time at a moment's notice, and you receive free of charge a $10 X-Ray examination.

Small X-Ray machines are of but little diagnostic value, but with his powerful The Sioux City knights took the op Pineapples, fancy, each 10c and; Soap, Diamond 3 bars or 8 bars Cocoanut, in bulk, pound Tea, fancy Japan, 75c value, per pound 50c Startling? Evidence. Fresh testimony in great quantity Is portunity to extend to all the knights at the Omaha exercises a cordial Invitation to take part in the initiation exercises which will be held In Sioux City next trnrt rt uTT-r-n constantly coming in, declaring Dr. be worth $446.37. The appraisers are W. E.

Davis, James Leitch and F. C. Jackson. Twenty carpenters at work yesterday on the floor of the killing room in the hog house of the Cudahy Packing company were given a bad scare by the floor sinking four feet to point where new timbers were being put In. The new timbers held the floor, and there was no actual danger, but the men at first thought the building was given away.

Prof. J. G. Hopson came home yesterday morning from North Dakota, where he has spent the past two weeks upon his homestead entry, located near Den-hoff. Prof.

Hobson expects to go back there In a few weeks. Miss Dora Eisentraut and Miss Nellie Me'Master, school teachers, who also have taken up claims in North Dakota near that of Prof. Hob-son, are living temporarily upon their claims now. The inquest held by Coroner Chas. M.

Wade over the body of Nels Anderson, who was killed Saturday evening a Northwestern passenger train, was not completed yesterday afternoon, owing to the inability of some of the witnesses to be present, and was continued until tomorrow afternoon. The coroner's jury, consisting of II. G. Chapman, F. H.

Dillon and Gib Hunt, went to the home of King's New Discovery for Consumption. Sunday and at which a large number of out of town knights are expected to be Coughs and Colds to be unequaled. A recent expression from T. J. McFarland, Fronts of Buildings, etc The best wall that can bo built Impervious to heat and cold, sound and moisture.

Stronger and cheaper than brick. Offices. IOWA BUILDING. present. Bentorvllle.

serves as example. Tea dust, a 20c: package. only. 10c Avena rolled oats, package 10c Gasoline, the Bacon fancy lean, by the piece, per pound Table peaches, 20c can, 2 can3 25c Sour pickles, quart 10c Mason Jars, dozen quarts, 50c Mason Jar rubbers, dozen 5c and. Dried apricots, fancy, pound bummer sausage, pound 15c Worst of All Experiences, Can anything be worse than to feel that Factory NORTH RIVERSIDE He writes: "I had bronchitis for three years and doctored all the time without being benefited.

Then I began taking Dr. King's New Discovery, and a few bottles every minute will be your last? Such was the experience of Mrs. S. H. Newson, Decatur, Ala.

"For three years," she writes. wholly cured me. Equally effective In curing all lung and throat troubles, con 'I endured insufferable pain from indiges sumption, pneumonia and grip. Guaran tion, stomach and bowel trouble. Death We Have Eventhing Hazelwood ice cream, pint and quart bricks.

teed by H. S. Baker, druggist. Trial bottles free; regular sizes, 50 cents and $1. seemed inevitable when doctors and all remedies failed.

At length I was Induced to try Electric Bitters, and the result In OXFORDS except your Feet. DR. WOOD machine Dr. "Wood Is only advertls- enabled to examine ing physician who internal organs, lives In Sioux City uj-jQg a mistake in diagnosis next to impossible. Electricity I Nerve Force.

Electricity, as applied by Dr. Vfood, with his wonderful static electric machine, goes right to the foundation of all weaknesses, f.ll3 the nerves, muscles, tissues and blood with warm vitality-strengthens them and when used in connection with the properly selected remedy cures the cause of the trouble and thus cures the trouble. Static electricity is the most valuabla agent known to medical science In the treatment of all nervou3 diseases. It Increases the blood supply to the parts, relieving cold feet and curing numbness, tineling and pain wherever found. Dr.

Wood treats and cures all chronic, nervous and private diseases. Advice free. No extra charge for medicine. Wood rVledical Institute 412 Nebraska St. Hours 0 a.

rn. to 12 1:30 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. rn. Sundays 10 to' 12. was miraculous.

I Improved at once, and now I'm completely recovered." For liver, kidney, stomach and bowel troubles Elec tric Bitters is the only medicine. Only 50 cents. It's guaranteed by H. S. Baker, Bring them in to ADAMS, The Shoe DeaSer, 52 1 FOURTH STREET.

Kiropractlc Is the science of removing the cause of disease by adjusting the spine, thereby removing the pressure on the nerves as they pass out from between the vertebrae, as nerves from this spine 'reach every part of the body. Examination and consultation free. 603-604 Toy building. Office 'phone 903. Office hours, 1 to 6 p.

m. Other hours by appointment. Dr. A. E.

Schooley. druggist. The Xew Royal Mmkoka Hotel EAGLES' PICNIC AHD EXCURSION Vii Stesnfccit Lcra to EremVPari Opposite Riverside Park, Sioux: City, DUNDSY, JUNE 20th. One of the features vi) a- Ball Game be tween Si-oux Falls and Sioux City Eagles. Good Mqsic nd I)aocirg and Variou Other Amusements, ake your wives, sister or sweethearts-, and ite euests of tfee Katies for one day.

FUvty lunca and rerres'aments caa be bad at the 7 i bo at Lora will mates f.va round trip dari-ithe day. First boat wia leave foot of i.f b. ska street at 3 a. rn. 2" Cents for RoandTrfp.

Is situated in the center of the finest summer resort region In America, known as the Muskoka lakes, within easy reach of the principal cities In Canada and the Henry was injured at the same time, and made an investigation of his injuries. The following item appears In the Yosemite Tourist, published at Yosemite Valley, "Encamped on the bank of the river above the hotel are two young men from Stanford, who walked in from Chinese. They wheeled It as far as there and packed the rest of the way on the smallest" burro that we, ever seen here. George Bacon and Ralph MilIiken compose the party. Mr.

Milliken is a Sioux City boy who Is attending school at Deland Stanford university." Capt. H. E. Ely, of Des Moines, came to Sioux City yesterday and enlisted four men for the United States army who will leave soon to take their new positions. One of them, Aerial C.

Hepner, will Join the cavalry at JcSerson barracks. and the other three will ester the coast artillery at Columbus barracks, O. United States. Open for guests June 15. For further particulars, descriptive matter and all information write to Advertising Department, Grand Trunk Railway System, 135 Adams street, Chicago, Geo.

W. Vaux, A. G. P. T.

A. a E. H. BETTS Ci Dealers In FUEL, FEED and DRAYIMG 313 Fifth Street. Telephone 572.

Successors to BETTS HRDLEY, Ronnd Trip Excursions. St. Paul and Minneapolis, Duluth, $15.00. Daily via the Great Northern line, return limit October 31, 1903. Two through trains.

Union depot. Third and Douglas streets. Fourth of July Posters. Write for samples and prices. Perkins Eros.

Sioux City. Very Low Rates to Boston find Re-' tarn via, M. fc St. P. Hy.

June 24 and 23. Good to return until July 23, with privilege of an extension until August 1, account annual meeting First -AOS' Dr. Hathaway cures diseases of women. Anthony's Trunk Factory Trim V. and Valise.

Repaired. 404 NEBRASKA ST. For Bk. Trnnli and Ca Go Wtere They ST de Church of Christ. Scientist.

Full partic School pads at Tne Journal office. ulars at city ticket office. 13CB-310 Of -Interest to Travelers LETTERS OF CKEEIT and TiiAVEinns enccarrs all parts cf the -world issued by City Eank of Xew Yorle Capital On hand and for sale by SZCX'niTV NATIONAL. BAXIC, 1 City, a. Fourth of July Posters.

Write for samples and prices, kins Bros. Sioux City. Per- ICWA. XMB SLElSl-MSYNE CO. Wholesale WINES SND LIQUORS Telephone 1367.

412-111 Deaglas Street i PERFECT OPENS A ACCOUNT THIS I3ANK. AND THAT DOLLAR AND EVERY DOLLAR YOU DEPOSIT AFTERWARD WILL EARN vmm The famous Mayflower, Missouri's best bottled beer, on sale at Krueger Sioux City, Io. Liquor and family trada supplied promptly. Send us you bottled beer orders for Mayflower. See those nobby street and dress hats at le 3 than cost at Mrs.

Luther's, 405 Douglas. Ml; ft FOR vJ Li l1 wl rue CO Ccr.i. Inlore: A Capital of 0,003 Guarantee the Used by people of refinement for over a quarter of a century SIOUX CITY TENT AND AWNING CO. 412 JACKSON ST. E.

MUMMERT, i For Fine Upholstered Furniture, Couches, Chairs and Hair mattresses Go to the Practical CJphoIstera. and PREPARED CY i. A rr-MTC-tl." make' t. HI? School r. competent Many Ftuac-nts of otiier f- to IH'O for a short uix: Jr.

rtinnncircz hpct ifj tup wnfJLD The Journal for sale at E.ivers!de Pavilion cafe. Safety of Your "oney, The little homa tank will help you save we loaa them FRE2. Y7C0DDUIiY COUNTY MAYING 3 DA: WELD HARDWARE Jai.x CitX! Dr. Hathaway cures diseases of men..