Iowa City Press-Citizen from Iowa City, Iowa • Page 4

Bad Fire it Oxford. tbit mornlttf a bad fire took nUcc at Oxford which partially dntroyed tbe building atock of Robinson Doty dmgglit at that place. report mcbed Iowa City that the Oxford Stale Bank wu deitrojcd but Investigation proved that the bnnk building was not dealroyed but escaped with only titiall damage caused by smoke and water. Tbe batik building stands on the corner of two streets and the drug bas two entrances one to the of the bank building and one the north, it being an shaped sltre. In the corner of the Is located the telephone office where the fire originated.

It Is supposed that lightning struck the telephone wires and carried the fire Into the itore as the flames were first Discovered in the telephone booth- Just to the north of the burned building is a store owned by Frauk Kane of this city, and it was feared that tbis slore was burned, but such was not the case. The furniture of Dentist T. D. Kelly, formerly of Iowa Cily, whose office was over the drug store, was badly damaged, the low being covered by insurance. The telephone office was completely destroyed and will be replaced at once.

The following special was received from K. R. Doty of the Oxford Leader at one o'clock today: Oxford, Iowa, Aug. Special. The drug store of Robin BOB Doly was badly damaged by fire early tbis morning, the flames breaking out between 3 and 4 o'clock.

The fire started in the telephone box from lightning which had been in cetsant all night long. Doctor Doty die- covered the fire williin a very few minutes after it brake out else tlie whole block might have been destroyed. The fire boys responded very quickly to the alarm and had two streams of water play- Ing on the flames, -aud in a few minutes subdued them very quickly. Tlie room was hot as a furnace during ilie fire, aud the damage lo stock from fire, smoke and water will be probably 12500, Tlie damage lo the building is (Soo or a (1000. Both losses ate covered with insurance.

Tbe owners and the whole community are very grateful to the fire boys for their work. Mr. P. R. Ford cashier of the Farmers' Savings bank, is in Ihe city today, and states that Dr.

Doty who slept in an joining building, was by the breaking of bottles aud wire iu the store, and rushing to the found the building in flames. He quickly inrned in the alrnt aod th? lire department was on duty in a space of three mi mi and had two streams of water on tbe fire. In five mi miles more they had gained control of the lire, and by their prompt action saved a valuable business block from desUucliou. praise ia due the good fire department of Oxford and their efforts are a pp. eclated by the people of that place.

Excomonio Cedar Kapids 'Bound Trip Rate of $1.00 for a Visit to the Parlor City on Con; Day. Arrangements have been made for an excursion to Cedar Rapids on Thursday next, the day of the Democratic Slate Convention at a fare of one dollar for the rouud trip. An extra car will be attached to the train leaving Iowa City at 6:20, and returning will leave Cedar Rapids at 840. There should be no difficulty iu securing the number to make up a car load of visitors at this low rate of fare joined lo attractions presented iu meeting a large number of represent attire people from every part of the state. Schabdfer House for Rent.

Inquire of Mrs. lionise Adams. tf SHOKT SPECIALS fourth Zionist congress opened Ifooday In London with SOU delegates present. The Dakota elevator Has burned at Buf- filQ, N. entailing- a loss approximating WlUlfttti M.

Oravenborat, the Netherlands consul. Is dead ot heart failure at his home IB Brooklyn. A heat ware "Is sweeping over London. UM thermometers registering degrees. In- some parts jtt England close to 90 de- of heat have been registered.

The San SJlliraeii's union, backed by the Building council, becui In earnest its fight Tor an tight-hour A strike bas teen ordered and the of the movement will soon be known. Tbe forty-sixth annual convention of International Typographical union opened at th Masonic temple. Milwaukee. Wis. Mid wfl bold sessions throughout the week.

About JBO delegates attended the opening Jack a. negro, teas lynched at lath. Mlis. lie is MUd to have assaulted a ten-year-old tvhlte girl In th-s county gun- day morning. A mob took bun from alid banged'hlm tw A pole on tbe public squara.

Maben S. Hughes, president of Hogen locomotive company. lt dead at bb home In PaMrson. K. Dealh was due debility resulting from old age.

compelled to give up active work months ago. Gen. is suffering In San Frwjclwo from nervous pixistratton, caused by exposure In the Philippines, has bten removed from a betel lo the general hoBpltal at the where can obtain aaore iwrfect rest. The LJUigttrf Hardware company, ot made an aaalgnment, ap- W. Griffith The 8dulrt llablllUta are iftWa.

It is understood the will In: to meet ob- Ugatlons dollar Tor dollar. tiitrd annual encampment on old battle grounds on is- near Victory. Wts, c.p*ned Sunday. (rounds quite historical, it bring that so many trhHea were kllks! by the redskins ID the Blackhawk Ncbraaka. Kansas, Iowa, Ihc DaJtolaa, Colorado.

-Wyotnlng; VttOa, Oregon and will be rtprtstnU-d tkc reunion of veiermtu ot which opens Ht Denver, CoL, oonlinue for days. Ju4t John duUrnian of state railway eommls-don and the mrvlTuTiK member of Jtfferson eoatcdcm wanouncee that he will iKljn hie poxithm next Janoary and perManently from ptiMicJlfe. will devote the remainder of to Rural Mail Routes. The Mew DellnxlM To-day. The Trip To-day in Jotatnon county 4500 people living ia the country enjoy the convenience of daily nwil delivery.

The five new rural were carried for the firat time, the tUrtlag ou their at ihotil'y after 9 o'clock. These five new routes added to the one in Scott and Lincoln towtuhip which bis been in operation for wme time, now give Johnson county excellent tervicr. In all, the six made a dally tour covering 225 and delivered mail to a population of nearly 4500. The carriers also gather the mail offered them aacl sell money orders, deliver and Utfe legis- lered letters on their routes, thus giving the rural patrons the same service as it furnishes city ptoplc. The firat test to-day resulted successfully, all of the csrrieri being on hand promptly, and sorting their ntiil without much difficulty or delay.

Each of the new carriers have made several trips over their routes unu iiavc loenittl all ILe persons to whom mail is to be delivered. All of the carriers have supplied themselves with good driving teams and will be able to do their daily work quickly. They started out this morning with an extraordinarily large mail many of the patrons not having secured any mail since last Saturday. While there were many letters iti the big sacks each carrier has been supplied with, yet the larger part of the load consisted of paper mail. Many of the farmers along the routes have since the deliveries were established, subscribed for daily newspapers, and from now on will keep in close touch with the outside world.

Many have added the DAILY PRESS to their list of 1 an niany have taken a Chicago paper. Each patron is furnished a daily weather re-v port by the government and this will insure each family teing called on daily by the carrier. The carriers for the six routes; all of which have been described in the PRESS are as follows: Route No. i--Elmer Pinnej. NO.

2--Robert S. Wieueke. Nn. 3--O. J.

Gowej. No. 4--T. Matthes. No, 5--Asa D.

Stiles. No. 6--H. G. Alderas.

All of the men are hustlers and will perform their duties ia a satisfactory manner. After today they expect to complete their daily work at about four o'clock. Floods in Japan By Scripps-WcRae Frew 15--Floods in Japan have drowned two hundred persons and Interrupted railroad traffic. McKinJey Back at Washing ton. By iffeRae Press Association.

Canton. August 15--On account of prsss of public business President McKiuley left for Wastrinton tltis afternoon accompanied by his wife. The Canto'n bouse will be closed for two weeks. Prevented a Tragedy. Timely information givfcu Mrs.

George Long, of New Slraitsville, Ohio, saved two lives, A frightful cough had long kept her awake every night. She ban tried many remedies and doctors but steadily grew worse until urged to try Dr. Kings New Discovery. One bottle wholly cared her; and she writes, this marvelous medicine also cared Mr. Long of a severe attack of Pneumonia.

Such cures are positive proof of its power to cure all throat, cheat and lung troubles. Only socand fi.oo. Guaranteed. Trial bottles free at H. Whetstone and W.

E. Shiader's drug stores. O. O. F.

Regular meeting of Kosdusko Lodge Mo. 6,1. O. O. F.

this evening, August 15th at o'clock for work in the third degree. Visiting brethren and members of other lodges are cordially invited. By order of N. G. JNO, SPRINGRR, Sec.

Mothers endorse it, children like it, old fo'iics use it. We refer to One Minute Cough Cure. It will quickly cure nil throat aiid lung Doubles. J. H.

Whet- 'stone aud Graffs Pharmacy. Old Settlers' Annual Picnic. At the cabins on the Fair Grounds, Tuesday, August aist. Every aid settler in Johnson count; and their babies are wanted there. We will have a good time, lots of talks, songs, etc.

Brioj your hampers loaded with goodies and we wilt furnish the drink. Don't forget the date aud tell your neighbors. By order of committee. Lawn Social. The friends of Mercy hospital will give a lawn social on the hospital grounds Wednesday evening, Aug.

15. The pub lie are cordially invited. A good socia time is promised, and at the same lime assist in helping a worthy cause. The proceeds are to be used in malting need cd improvements. d-augi In India, the land of famine, thousands die because they cannot obtain food- In America, the land of plenty many suffer and die because the; cannot digest the food they Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what yon eat.

It instantly re lieves and radically cures all stomach troubles. J. H. Whetstone and Graff's Pharmacy. It will surprise you lo experience the benefit obtained by nang tbe daintv ant famous little pills known as DeWilt's Little Bariy Risers.

H. Whetstone and Graft's Pbannacv. Come bilber, maiden fair and faithful, 3Tbe desire of my btart is granted. IfcfoKe (bee tbe gules of unknown free, 1 Tis Rocky Mountain Tea. --Ask your Tfae wolf in tbe fable on clothing because if he traveled on bis own reputation he couldn't accomplish his purpose, Conoleifeiters of Witch Hazel couldn't sell their salves on their merits, so they put tbrm in boxes and wiuppers like DeWill's.

Look out for tbero. Take only IteWitl's Witch Hazel Salve, ft cures piles and all akin diseaMtt, J. H. WbeUtone and Graff's Pbaraacy. Chat.

Toy, of Tlnloti, lu tbe city today. F. 8. Maliaunab, of Lone Tree, Ii in tbe city today. Cliff Palmer has returned from visit to Cedar Ripidi, Otto Dehner has bceu taking a lay off i on account uf 111 health.

Mist Anna Slater has re turned home from a visit In the w(Ht. Mabel and lien are visiting relatlvs atiil frieiiOs in Wnleiloo, The interior of Flnmiaguu Bros. Shoe store is being improved by the painters. Mien Kutic CiM Itfl this ttioniinif for month's vis'l at St. Ctair Spiinga, Wis con si u.

Ii. L. Swift ami sou, Lorns, of Riverside, was business visitor in the city Mrs T. C. Carson It ft this morning or St.

Clair Springs, Michigan, for a leslth giving visit. Mrs Dr. Pengard to lier tome iu Pueblo, Col. visiting i lends In tlie city. Mrs, Wni.

Crurii, of Bedford, lown, is' the city visiting her mother, Mis. Van and friends. i Joljn Paul, of Shelby, is in Hie 1 city for few cUys visit willi tbe lid Garrison i Mrs Frank McCune, of la spending a few dus with Sirs, I Morton of this city. Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Way are in the cily visiting al the home of Mrs. Wuj '3 par-, euts, Mr. ami Mrs. I. B.

Schooley. Tom Wall has ceased to conduct liis )lace of business in the Volt ringer bullring, and todtiy removed his fix lutes and lock, storing them ULlil such time us be an secure anoiber hiiildiug. Tbe Muscatiue News of this morningcontinties what is std to be the filial aud absolute declination" of lostmaster Ro ich lo be A candidate for congress on tbe repnbltcau ticket. J. E.

Magntsi of Waterloo is in tbe city making airitigemeuts to open tea store tbe Freeman buildmg oil treel. Mr. Ma guess proposes to put in au excellent blotk of goods and will be eady for ousiness altottt Aug. TOth, Artliur Wfllsou of tlie firm of Tobeck, Horrabin, the Lent Jug plant" conlraclors, is home frotli Chicago, where le the iron and oilier material the new Duiverstly heating plant. Vork started ou the excsiv-iling for tlie new bull ill today.

Silcoll tlie day Operator at the R. P. depot, left today for a month's vacation. During his absence night agent C. will do rlny duly, fmd C.

B. Moling formerly baggage man here, but now agent and operator at lonieslead, will tlo the iiiglit wotlc. Word was recnveJ from Cedar Rapids 'esterday eyetunj; ilut attorney James I Crosby wus niucli improved, antl that ns RouditioM such as to encourage be slrongest of recovery Ou Sal ur 1,1 By atnl Bun day his illutss was )e-lk-v. tu be very iirar a fatal end The ininj- Ci'y frit-uds of Mr, attd the family hear wi pleasure of the improveuifiit. That Throbbing Headache.

WonlJ quickly leave if used r. Ivi'ig's Mew Life Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless meiit for Sick aud Neivotis Headaches. They mate pure blooij and build up jour heattli. Ooly 15 cciith. Mo ack if not cured.

Sold by J. H. Whtt stone aud VV E. Stira ler Druggists. Anctdou Sale.

Having reiited nij- house, I will sell at auction ou Saturday, August 18, et ore o'clock, at 703 Iowa avenue, niy household and 1.lichen furniture 31 MRS. A. L. KAVR. J.

C. Leasure, Auctioneer. Townsend for Best Photo's. Good Health. Pure blood means good health, impure blood, disease.

Kuox Stomach Tablets drive the impurities from the blood, make tbe liver active, and cure dyspepsia and all stomach disorders. FifiLy doses, fifty cents. 3 The quicker you stop a cough or cold the less danger there will be of fatal lung trouble. One Minute Cough Cure is the only harmless remedy that gives immediate results. You trill like it.

H. Whetstone and Grail's Phatmacy. The Rock Island will run a special train lo Wilton on August 16 to tlie Woodmen Picnic. Train lo leave Iowa City at 8:53 a U1 -i returning leave Wilton al 9:30 p. m.

85 cents for Uie round (rip. djwi 1 hear your daughter lias broken her with the Duke. Fact, slit loiiml sbe could cet Rooky Mountain TVa at Uie same price and look tlie Tea Sensible your Tlie Rock Island -Mill sell tickets lo the State Fair at Ite Moinec at one fire plir 70 cents for tbe round trip. This in eludes tide to and from tlie fair grounf and entrance thereto. Tickets on silf Aug.

ist, return liniU ScpL Tfevlr iw)d yowf num with plaid and Mg wfttvh "I must cojjfew that I RID deneltat In muMlenl lute." "Perhapa modern you?" Mtld plwwint younff woman. "It people, you know." "Yes. I don't ore for modem mu- one thing Mwut old BonjfS that I rerr "Whiit la that?" "The fact that nobody them." 'JHt-BlU. A Rent Aug. 15, AVhilt performing 1 Momlay cit-Ditig at Iliu Tiojal opera houstv I'lida-l'cRtli.

the well known opera wnifor Mine. Xtnicthy, acvord- 1i a. from Vienna to the IJaily Kspress, drank a poison instead of the- colored wnU-r to be tn tho Shy fell iM-fnrc the horrifiMli and tlicd nn hour Inter. Hotv poison came 1o ie for the has not town i 5 tint ignorant of the dcaiJSy nature of the drink. Vlnli Berlin, 3-V--lt Jhal the shah has aljandonc'l his pro- vi.i1 to ISerlin.

and Using. Over cures )n Iowa. for particnlars. Keeler They had jutit moved up from St. Louis and nettled on Michigan avenue.

jre," said, tbe first after their arrival, "if the neighbors find out we are from St. Louin they will call us "We shall fool them," he responded, flrtoly. "I euall Utter tbe backyard empty baked-beun cans." "JVhat effect will lhathave?" "They will think we are from Boa- ton." Chicago Dally Tie Flmtf Player. Tho neighbors began flrat to carp, Then tliey flnlsliefl him up short and They bearded his den-The (lend won't play again. Sxcept up above on a harp, A DEFINITION AND A HIST.

He You say you like a manly man. What is your idea of ainanly man? She "Well, for instance, one who doesn't stay and stay and atay juet he- cause he knows tlie girl isn't strong- enough to throw him out. The aratte. Diulietn It doesn't take eigth quarts of bear To make a. peck of trouble; Or cause a.

man to think his bosi Should make hia salary double, --Chicago Dally NeWB, Mrs, I wisb yon tell "Willie not to ask for a second piece of pie at the table to-day. Mr. Crimaonbealc-- I don't think necessary. Why Why ydu made the pie, didn't rou?" Yonkers otateaman. 'Isabel, I told yon particularly not to tell Blanche that secret, and you went right off and told her." "Well, it's all your own fault, Eleanor; you put it into my head by ling me not to tell her." Chicago BeeoM.

Her Socrtflm. "How absurd it is," ehe mused, "to describe women aa bargain hunters. Just look at my case. I am deliberately exchanging 1 the name moreiiey' for the name What kind of a is that?" Chicago Post. Ho Mrs.

Newcomb (to little Willie)-I'm afraid yon must sielc, dear, you mate so little noise. i Willie No, mamma; it's 'cause jprandma and Aunt Butt aren't to hear Judire. Deltgatem. Indianapolis, Aug. 13v Dele- jates to the meeting of the Anti-Impe- league, whdeh will be held in tliis city beginning ORDINANCE N0.571.

Round Trip to Cedar Rapids for Democratic State Convention Thursday, Autj. 16. Train leaves Burlington depot at 6:20 a. returning liiavcs Cedar Rnpids al 8:50 p. m.

Take'aiday off and with your family join the party for one day's outing. Special Car. Was Apparently Ihe Wtrht Dentil, i Ocourred Bt Pliie Knot LiOilKe, In (lie AD Ordinance repealing Sections 6 iind 7 of Ordinance So. (524) of the Ordinances of Iowa City, Iowa, aod enacting substitutes hereto r- Be ordained by Uic City Council of Iowa City, Iowa, that sect! OPS 6 1 of ordinance No. 48 (524) of i.lie Ordinances of Iowa City.

Iowa, and the same are hereby repealed nnd the foltowiotc coacletl in lieu and at giibslluilcs Hi ere for, slmll hereafter be known as sec oriH 6 and 7 of ssiid ordinance Ko- 48 (524). Section G. EXPENSES ASSESSED The cost, and expense of making or re-cnnslructiui; any street improve luenl except Uie cost, of such improve men at, ttie inteisuclion of reels, hljjimai's, avenues ana ai- and except one half of the cost of the same at opposite highways, avei.ues and ailejs inter- sectinfi, but not crossing, shall be assessed against UK properly abutting 'in such street improvement in pro- to Lhe special bcuelits conferred ujion tlie properly thereby and not in excess of such Sucli shall not exceed twenty- live per-ccnlnni of Uie actual value ol Mir tat or tract at the lime of i ml Uic last lift-ceding assessment roll -hali be tAli co as prinia if Mich value. The deficiency, if any, -hall he paid for out of the General Fund if Hie out of 1m- itriirciuciil' Fund of Hie cily as the "ity OuinciJ by 7- GlSTS OF iNTftKKKCTtnXS si of any city improve The menial the inlerscctton of sliwl.3, awnucs and alleys, or any part thereof, and onc-liaif of Ihc same at opposite streets, highways, avenues and alleys intersecting but nnt era-wins, he paid for out if the General Fund of the city, or out of I hf Improvement Fund of the city fl 1 tiic City Council, by resolution shall dlrrcl. Passed.

August fiiMi-licd. AHJTHS! l-lln. 1SOO F. K- Sr Major. EN CALL, Unexpected Death of Collis P.

Huntington. ILISF.SS OF VERY SHOK1 DURATION, Bbqnette Lake, P. truntington. president of the Southern Pacific ttailroad company, died ut Ins camp, Pine Knot, in the AilircmdackB at about midnigLt Monday. Apparent!) well on i i nt II o'clock, he taken snddenh a elaoking spell, -whieh vias quite com- COLLIS HUKTINGTON.

mon with him. and which was not thought to be serious; biit he became worse. As soon as the seriousness ot the attack was realized, a messengri was dispatched to tbe neighboring- camp of Gov. Lonnsberrr for a doctor, and he on hafid in half an hour. Mr.

Hunting-ion died without regaining consciousness, not more than three- quarters of an hour having passed between the attack and his death, Mrs. Huntington and Mr. Huntingdon's sec- retar-T, G. E. IHIes.

were at his bedside at the time of deatbi Earlj in the day, of Sfondaj. Mr. Hunting-ton appeared to be enjoying the best of health, walking 1 about his preserve and taking a trip on his private steamer." the Oneonta; and he remarked to friends that he was feeling unusually well. Mr. Hun tineton'm Intereiita.

Xew York, Ang. Huntington. at the time of his death, was president and director of the Southern Pacific company: president and director of the Pacific Mail Steamship company; president nnd director of the Southern Pacific Ha 11 road company, of California; director of the California Pacific Railroad company; director of the Galveston. Harrisbiirg San Antonio Kail- road companj president and director of the Guatemala Central Railroad company, and director also in the following: Gulf. Western Tesus Pacific Railway company.

Louisiana Railroad company, Mexican International Railroad company. Morgan's Louisiana. Tpxas Railroad and 31 earns)ilpcompany. Newport News Light Water company. New York, Texas Mexican Railroad company.

Old Dominion Steamship company. Old Dominion Land company. Oregon California Railroad company. Union Telegraph company. Detroit Gas company, Fuente Coal company and Trust company of this city.

It seemed to be the general opinion of those comersanl i Mr. nnt Ington's affairs that he liad left his nrop- in Mich shape as lo permit of easy handling by others. Walt street estimates the fortune of Mr. llimtington at from lo it Frimtclues. San Frantii-co.

Aug. ncwsot follis Ihnitinplon's death created sonKiliou in lliiscil he-re his both in railroaJ and pri- haveitevn walched and studied wilh ktrm FOR UNIVERSAL PEACE. Tklrty-Fovrtk Ifcr of the Smill Attrndancf. Mjstic. Aug.

3S. in iion oC ihirly-fourtlj 3nni- of Ihv IVace union lliv of in will h-eW daily jVr TJif -was small, probnlilji on ac- ii Moalhor, Al- Ii, of j) j.f t'imcitval IVocc union, Tht" ihr of and for TJio afternoon jiroji Kntternorlh. of Or, Kemp, of J. K. trammer, of and I'rolh.

of Va. Cucumbers. All sires. See Somntr, trie mill John D. I Practical Plumber A Steam Gas Fitter.

I on cli Givi; me an ojpot. tunilj to figure on i I can siivt- money. No, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure "DIaests what yct Insure Your Home against loss by fire, to this hot, dry weather a spark may be tbe cause of your losing everything you possess, A few dollars a ear will recompense yon. I represent tiumber of reliable companies, and a posts! wilt bring me la see you. Bargains in REAL ESTATE- ISAAC B.

LEE At U. S. Expiess Office THE If and Trust Company, -OF-IOWA CITY, A. SWISHER, Prwldont d. w.LEWl 1 ViBfrPresiaeiit KOONTZ, Treasurer Office, JIB Clinton street, north of Co'fl sloie Inter, Rt paU on deposits-- Mori gagf loans AlonzoBwo fi.

W. l.ewia, II. A. Strnb. (i W.

Koontz, A. B. KticlW Siuiriera A I'resiifuut. b'. i-iiwycr C.

Iowa City State Bank. ICTWA CrfT, Capital, $65,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits, U. DepMilorf in Bankrupt Eilitev Do general Looking Interest on I me deposits. Lo.in on real estate. BUT DIRXGTOX8--- Bud Id Wni.

Musser, JW Elc.) Dt Clupp, i W. Memr. Kd- WiL-on. FI3E 4 TOHIIDI, of nil Kii.tls in ilie Uesl Companies Ihe Lowest Kal us. in Savings Bank Block Lift HCCIDEIL T.R.REESE We Ihf finest tnntntib In the cltj.

Ixarifal and iiMiiiplIf taken are of. DAT AND NIGHT. 214 SOUTH OUBUQUE ST. TELEPHONE rjz. J.

F. ANDERSON, HOUSB AITD CAItKlAGB PAIHTtHG. Dealer In nnt. ausx mints and Painting gi-ven speaul attention. Give us call.

120 South IOWA CITT, IOWA BEAUTY, IS CONQUEROR BELLAVITA Ananlc treat Mfe vtd trMtanenl far dbtmfars. 10 dsyjf botroent 50c; 30 1 flJOO, IT faftlL Send for dtailwv MVITA lo You Want To SjH'iid Hour, If jmi will lind lite jlace prepared for that puiposv at DAVIS' New Monarch Billiard Ko. ai jjast Washington St. New Rooms, Tables couileoin We Solicit your Patroiiau-o HUGHES' PRICES FOB. SEWING THIS "WEEK.

$20 for a Drop $17 for a 5 drawer. $25 for a Seamstress. $28 for a White. $30 to $40 for a Domestic. Standard and Wheeler Wilson machines the best In the world from $30 to $60 RIGHT UP DATE, The 0 Steam 211-213 Iowa Ave.

'Phone 107 SAMUEL TOMLIN, Contractor Cement Walks and Cellai FJOOiS All kinds of Grading dnne. Estimates of Work Furnished Free. SAMiJFL For in Cily by W. B. Shradcr and Henry Coals.

YELLOWSTONE HAIMI P1K An Ideal Inter-mountain tour tlie onc'cm bracing Scenic Colorado, Unique, Historical Utah and the Wondeifnl Yellowstotie Rational THE Oregon SliortjLine R. U. Offers 3 ou this Matchless Ti ip. D. E.

BURLEY, G. P. ft T. Oregon Line R. LAKE.CITY, Elegant new park folder, "Where the Geysers," sent on receipt 4 cents postage.

C. R. I. Jt P. 1 IHE TABLE.

In eUect Koy. lu. 1SW. Trains Iowa Cltr sinlon at. rolltm.i.

WEST BOUND. No. p- m. Daily except Sunday No. 3-- 8:53 a.

m. '1 No. a- Daily. No. 21-- m.

No. 25-- 12:393. 1M. No. 51 1:30 p.

in. "except Sunday HAST BOTJND. No. a- Daily. No.

4-- tf.2ip.rn. Daily except No. 6 1.093. m. Daily.

No. 14-- 4:35 p. 01. Daily. No.

24-- 10:28 a. m. Daily except Su No. 52 til. Nos, 3, 4, aud 14 are ger anl exuiess trains.

Nos. 5, 6, 3i, 15, and 34 are fast ami express trains, Nos. -i, as. 2, and 4 are mail trains, n. BKEKPK.

HI' C. R. ft S. TIKE TABLE. No.

Jor, r. D. UKD81.EY. Anntv. iv nrfKtn a.

iu A.M. IvWBl'-JJy JUaSKHi Kollima TMAIKSMOKTM AFD No. 201--St. 1'aui and Minneapolis No. 203--CljHlmi ami D.ivcn- Nn.

10:55 a No. 6:35 i No. Ivoiii-atxl Si Paul No. i--Way a HJ Ov arrives i i i Xo. Frt'ijiM ka-vcs.

H'ffi 1HAISS WtOWAKlt-ttHTI 1 No aoa-RurJinirlon 7:203 No 1 anjic. am No. i-pffin Cvtlar anil i No ara3 No No 207-No 2ia-- 5:30 pin 7: i 1 "i 9:50 jj in i a C.t A A Central, C. W. and other NEwspAPERflRCHIVE.