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THE DES MOINES LEADER: F1UDAY MORNING, JANUARY 17 181)0 8 J. F. Flannery. Answer and cross-petl- 1 Sixth and Walnut streets, will soon euv for Minneapolis to take charge IN THE DISTRICT COURT 1 I lion. 74:3 K.

C. Musgrav vs. C. 8. Jordan.

Motion for new trial. Nancy Hlmrrock vs. City of rv Moines. Ivmurier. W.

Ciirtiliou, vs. Chicago, Jtock Island and I'aclllc. Answer. lllghlund ISioh, vs. 11.

C. Free.se. Writ of error from justice court. 7MM il. Jordan vs.

11. C. Jttisby. Mini Named Han-en Works on THE FAIR, 504-506-508 Hast Locust. Ed.

Fink of the Crlmo of Hurgiar'. Tliclr Sympathies. or ine rami- clothing1 house or that city, Mr. will be succeeded In th management of tin lies Moines bus-Ines by his brother, Mr. I.011U F.

Hl-mon, of Burlington. Mr. Hlmon has bct'ii in the clothing IhikImcnh at Burlington fur.a terra number of years and Iihs built up there a most auccvas-ful establishment. While he has not given iipihls Interests there entirely, will l.tcate permanently In IVs Moines, "The change will make no difference? In the conduct of the business. THEN ABUSED HIS BENEFACTORS A FEW INDICTMENTS RETURNED Motion for more specific statement.

"two James Nugent vs. U. Cohen, ft Ol. Answer. 7834 John Muldoon vs.

J. F. Flannery. Answer anl croFS-petltlon. Loads the Mali With ilthy and Obscene which will be carried on as heretofor at theWnitt location.

Ctwi on In th Civil CanrtA Peculiar Insurant Cat I Now Being Triad" Other News and Doings of the Court. Letters Addreed to J. Christian Bay nd firs. katmuMtn Wrong Man Arretted JBIXEHS TO MEET. 7K27 Charlea Hewitt vs.

J. F. Flan-nrv. Answer to cross-petition. 7s7S-Thonias Hull vs.

City. Answer. 777 J. Trice vs. City.

Answer. 7W9 Emma Palmer vs. City. IV-murrer. 7U2U Hattle Ford vs.

City. Motion for Man Meeting Will be Held January to Consider Grievances. A young man named Chrla Hansen A call pa, been Issued for a mass meeting of mine! at Trades assembly hail at 10 o'clock January 20 for the more specific statement. 774ri Mary liungan vs. City.

Motion asking time In which to plead. 7.S2.1 Metropolitan National bank vs. who lives near Itutland In Humboldt county, wns arrested Wednesday and yesterday was brought to this city to answer to a charge of sending obscene The Eagle Eye We Catch purpose of considering the grievances partially at the last mass matter through the malls. It was dls meeting. When the lust meeting was covered soon after his arrival here that In the district court yesterday (ho case of the Ktata vs.

Ed Fink, accused of attempting to break and enter the Church of the VlKitatlon, was continued and resulted In a verdict of guilty. Sentence will be paused In his case Monday. The charge Is that he and JlcCune, who was convicted for the same offenne the day before, had been to a funeral at the church a couple of days before the attempted burglary and hud Been a silver communion service In use worth In the neighborhood keld the question of demanding an ad WINTER There's going to be lota of winter yet, and now Is the time to buy, See the Under eat. See these Prices. We have got after them In earnest, and the Underwear lias got to go.

Nothingnot a single plece-to--be carled over. Keep warm. Keep well. LADIES' 50c Ribbed Vests and Pants 40c 50c Camel's hair Vests and Pants joe 75c health Fleeced Vests and Pants 50c 85c Outing lannel Gowns 60c Hisses' Best Outing Gowns CHILDREN'S Itest Outing Gowns 39c White flt-riiio Vests, worth up to 40c 13c MEN'S Gray Undershirts few dozen 10c 50c leeced Ribbed Shirts and Drawers 37c 50c Camel's Hair slightly soiled 35c $1 All Wool Scarlet and Natural Wool Shirts 75c Men's Cream Sweaters Heavy. 15c den's Navy and Tan 45c Boy's All Wool Sweaters 85c All Warm Lined Winter Shoes at CUT Prices.

he was not the man wanted and he wag vance in the price of mining was con released. J. Christian Hay, state bac- sidered 'and the between W. J. and Geo.

Johnston. Writ of attachment. 1 J. A. Lyons Sons vs.

Hiram Strieker, ct al. Answer of Jf.sse Thomas. 7S29 Warfleld. Howell Co. vs.

M. A. Kiehle. Motion to dissolve attachment. 7S6(K-F.

Brody vs. O. W. Chittenden. Answer.

7811 M. A. Illsley vs. J. W.

McKIt-rlck. Answer and counter claim. terologlst, who swore out the Informa the main body of operators and the Ol all sharp-sighted and far-seeing people, with the unequalled bargains we are offering during our RAND CLEARING SALE. tlon, declared Hanson was not the man Maple, Grove mine was taken up. It was alleged that the Maple Grove mine had reduced the 'retail and wholesale price of coal and) that It would force wanted and he was released.

Mr. Hay took young Hansen to his home with him and will see that he la returned to his home. The story of the series of crimes for which the fugitive Hansen is wanted Is a curious one. Before Christmas a down the market and eventually reduce 7779 Windsor vs. Young.

Judgment entry. Eoulty division W. F. Conrad. Judge.

the rate of mining to the point where It was when the fall work commenced. This Is no ordinary sale of a few lota -but a general Clearing Sale of every article In our emfre stuck Mnndreds ol people are 5avlng Dollars dally at The miners asked for an advance which th operators refused and It Is ex our store Why not you be one of tbe pected that the same questions will be again considered at the meeting. fortunate ones? One Minute Cough Cure is rightly amed. It affords Instant relief from man named Christian Hansen, a Dane, came to Des Moines and at once got acquainted with the Danes of the city. He represented to them that he was a married man with a wife and children In Omaha and that he was anxious to raise money to get there.

The Danes took an Interest in him and contributed Bmall amounts to his sup-Irt. They were suspicious of him, however, and declined to give him any offering when afflicted with a severs Three Times The January Business oX 200 and thnt It was their Intention In attempting to break Into the build-lnT to steal this and convert It Into money. The grand Jury reported five Indictments during the day. Frank White was Indicted on a charge of breaking and entering. He Is accused of burglarizing a drug store near the corner of Ninth and Walnut streets.

J. E. Smith, who wes convicted of the crime of burglary several days ago, wa In-dieted for the same offense with White. Itoth were arraigned and pleaded not guilty. They will be tried next week.

IJobeit Morey, formerly a canvasser for the Eclipse Installment company, was Indicted for larceny. He was accused of stealing an overcoat from the Pa very hotel which was. the property of Clerk McFarland. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to thirty days In Jail, It being Impossible to prove the coat was worth to exceed 20. Two cough or cold.

It acts on the throat, bronchial tubes, and lungs and never 6260 J. n. Hatton vs. J. Ballangee.

Journal entry. 6674 Matilda Anderson vs. J. A. Anderson.

Decree of divorce and for alimony. 6415 Gilmore Exchange bank vs. Me-ta Decker et al. Petition. State Hullding and Loan association of Indiana vs.

Josephine Davis et a I. Motion for cost bond. 6328 Clara Chanannes vs. W. II.

Har-wood. Answer. 6302 Tone Bros. vs. J.

F. Flannery. Answer. 6219 J. M.

Howman vs. Martha Hawes et al. Substituted petition. Ida M. Woodward vs.

W. B. Crosby, guardian. Amendment to petition. falls to give Immediate relief.

Webb Bouers' pharmacy. Seventh and Wal At only One-third nut; Hansen Drug company. East Sixth and Locust, The January considerable amount; In all it is likely he secured more than $10 and most of this In amounts ranging from 10 to 60 cents. He was a persistent beggar and hardly a Dane in the city escaped him. He went so far as to go Valley Junction.

Miss Mamie Asker will entertain the R. D. C. cub Friday evening. To Reduce Stock to the homes of neonle at nie-ht and itpe 6304 W.

J. I'ratt urocery company vs. Mrs. John Denney entertained the Mary E. Flannery et al.

Answer of J. money of them, lo one instance he went F. Flannery E. 6216 J. M.

Bowman vs. K. son. Substituted petition. 6219 J.

M. Bowman vs. WE WILL MAKE. other Indictments were returned but the persons made defendants In them have not yet been placed under arrest. IN JUDQG CONRAD'S DIVISION.

That's what we're doing You secure the bargalnsWe succeed In closing out our large Winter Stock Remember, positively every article In our entire stock reduced during this sale We hope to aee you, GOLDEN RULE, Cor. 7th Walnut Sts aid society of the Christian church on Wednesday afternoon. Chas. Rhlner Inflicted a painful wound on his hand by running a piece of steel In while cleaning a gun. Miss Brown's music class will give a musical at the home of G.

J. Zer-wekh of Seventh street, Saturday evening. Mrs. D. L.

Basqulne entertained the Working Band of the Congregational 10 me nome or a man namea uoiaoerg, a specialist on nervous diseases, and at the door was met by Mrs. Goldberg. He asked for her husband and was told he was not at home; then he demanded a loan of 60 cents of her. Mrs. Goldberg told him she had no money whereupon he demanded that she go to one of the neighbors and secure the amount from her, saying she ought to be well enough acquainted to raise that amount.

Mrs. Exceptionally Low Hawes et al. Reply. 63S2 James Callanan vs. M.

Voton-ba. Answer. 6338 W. L. Pence vs.

R. B. Parrott et al. Demurrer. 6336 Irena Taylor vs.

H. J. Taylor. Answer of guardian ad litem. 6289 D.

W. Norris vs. City of Des Moines. Answer. 6263 George Van Dyke vs.

W. C. Kinney et al. Answer of Queal Co. 6317 N.

B. Carpenter vs. Joe Willes et al. Answer of W. R.

Biggs. 6314 Geo. Miller vs. Anna B. Pfene- Reliable Clothiers.

church Thursday afternoon. The after Goldberg became alarmed and slamming the door in his face she locked it. Hansen stood outside and stormed noon was very enjoyably spent and dainty refreshments were served. A Peculiar Insurance Case SubmittedOther Cates Tried. In Judge Conrad's oourt the case of Osborn vs.

Smeadon, which was on trial the day before and In which the title ta a tract of land in Pocahontas county is involved, was submitted. The case of the estate of George Brown vs. the Western Accident association was called next. This is an interesting case and was strongly contested. The deceased was a railroad man.

In 1894 he made application for a policy In defendant company for I uihiih ior a wnne dui nnaiiy leu. 11111 action was reported to Mr. Bay I and he at once published a D. M. JOHNSON SON, Props.

Our Children's Department I brimful of the choicest of Bargains In Suits and Overcoats Come today If posslDle. Ben Reece of Des Moines, who is employed in th machine shops here had his hand painfully injured by getting ON card in the Danish paper read here and published at Cedar Rapids ger et al. Answer of John Brobeil It caught in. the machinery Tuesday. The wound was Immediately dressed 6304 W.

J. Pratt Grocery company giving a complete description of the vs. Mary E. Flannery. Answer of Mary impostor and warning people against Furniture, Carpets I E.

Flannery. 6302 Tone Bros. vs. J. F.

Flannery. Answer of Mary E. Flannery. 62S9 D. W.

Norris vs. City. Answer. 6226 Albert Hesty, vs. George by Dr.

Delhi, and is improving nicely. Died. YOTTNO-i-In Des Moines, January 16, 1896, Df heart failure. He wws a well known resident of Leon and was brought here for medical treatment. He was 65 years of age and leaves a.

family of adult children. DR; HUGHES, giving him money. As soon as Hansen saw the paper he wrote a letter to Mr. Bay. In it he stated the Danes here were foolish and had been worked by him.

He Imparted the Information that the story that he had a wife and children in Omaha was a myth, and added that he had stopped at the Aborn house In this city and had enjoyed a good time dur and FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS. $1,000 and gave the agent an order on the paymaster of the Great Western for the money. This and the application was forwarded to the home office of the company. Before it was returned with the policy the defendant was killed and the estate is suing for the amount of the policy applied for, claiming the company made itself responsible when It accepted the order on the paymaster. The case was submitted.

The injunction suit of Ed T. Morris vs. W. F. Stallings was next called.

Plaintiff is a lawyer and defendant a photographer; both offices over 411 Walnut street. The stairway leading to their places of business is on the out Tennant et al. Motion for cost bond. IN OLDEN TIMES People overlooked the importance of permanent beneficial effects and were satisfied with transient action; but now that it is generally known that Syrup of Figs will permanently cure habitual constipation, well-Informed people will not buy other laxatives, which act for a time, but finally Injure the system. OUAKD OFFICERS MEET.

ing his stay at the expense or tne 11 d-eral Danes. His letter closed with a tirade of abuse. About this time he New "Location 510 Walnut Over West's Hardware. What Shall I Do? Is the earnest, almost agonizing cry ot 7.. 'Phone 649...

commenced sending letters of an obscene character to Mr. Day and a woman named Rasmussen, also a Dane. The letters were very abusive, and in them was the most obscene matter. He also drew pictures of a revolting character with pen and ink. The first of these letters were mailed from; Des Moines, but there seemed to be no disposition on the part of the recipients to prosecute until he became persistent.

He left Des Moines about this time, and continued to mall letters from post- weak, tired, nervous women, and crowded, overworked, struggling men. Slight dif-fieultias. ordlnary cares, household work or daily magnify themselves into seemingly impassable mountains. Thts simply because the nerves are weak, the bodily organs debilitated, and they da tot The Association Will Hold the Largest Ing In Its History Today. The tauual meeting bf the National Guard association of Iowa, composed of officers of the National Guard, will be held In the rooms of the adjutant general at the capltol today.

'It Is expected BLACK SWAN COAL Co I offices all over the north part of the Take side of the building and nejt to the alley. The defendant erected a show case on the side of the building that projected over the Bhort walk leading from the stairs to the sidewalk. This dhow case the plaintiff claims occupies po much of the space of the sidewalk that he has to step down off the walk in going up and down the stairs and charges it is a nuisance. The plaintiff Is a very stout man and his breadth entered Into the case, It being claimed that in oredr to pass comfortably to the street he needed all the space on the sidewalk. The case was submitted.

state. Some were mailed from Rothven Capacity, 1000 Toua Dally THOS. BECK. Manager 1 that from sixty to eighty officers will state. Some were mailed from Rut proper nourishment.

Feed the nerves, be present when Col. C. V. Mount, the land and the small postoffloes in that president of the association, calls the locality. This was what led to the ar- rest of the wrong Hansen, who lived organs and tissues on rich red blood, and bow soon the glow of health comes to the pale cheeks, firmness to the unsteady band, and strength to the faltering limb.

Sole Agent for Knox and Youman Hats. THE OTHER COURTS. near Rutland. As many as a dozen letters were mailed in a day to Mrs. Rasmussen and Professor Day.

In one day Mr. Day received five letters mailed from the same place, and all addressed by Hansen, and all of tfhem containing the bilest suggestions and pictures. Hansen is still at the work, for only meeting to order at 11 o'clock. The meeting will be particularly important, coming as It does with the opening of the session of the legislature. The guard now receives from the state to pay running expenses, camps, but whether or not the legislature will be asked to increase the appropriation is not known.

It is understood ood's General Office: FIFTH AND MARKET Ee Moines, Iowa. Considerable Business Disposed Of Dawson Not Arraigned. In Judge Spurrier's division, the trial I yesterday letters were receivea mm nau of the case of King vs. the Western Union Telegraph company was resum Sarsaparilla purifies, vitalizes and enriches the blood and is thus the best friend to unfortunate humanity. Be sure to get Hood's and only Hood's.

AH druggists, six for f5. ed at the opening of court. The plaintiff been mailed Dy mm rrom niue carin, since the arrest of the Hansen who was discharged last night. The officers say it is the most aggregating case they have met with in all their experience, and that they propose to follow It. At present, however, there after a short time dismissed the case BLAIR the FLORIST Can Supply Fresh Home Grown FLOWE RS Of any variety in season.

Special attention to Mall Orders. Safe arrival guaranteed. 306 Sixth Avenue. Telephone 460. end withdrew his petition.

that a resolution will be introduced asking for an Lncrease as well as several changes in the military code but whether or not the association will adopt It is not known. It Is expected that there will be an interesting debate over the question, and that the more conservative members will oppose any request for an Increase In the appropriation at The case of Hutchlns vs. J. A. Garver HrtnrPc th0 after-linner pill and I IUUU a 111 mniiy catoartio.

20a. Co. on a promissory note was called and after a jury had been Impanelled Shirts Made to Order Made in Des floines. John L. Wright, Hatter, Furnisher and Shirt Maker.

the plaintiff, on motion, was permitted to withdraw his petition and file an amended and substituted petition. is no clue to the whereabouts of the man further than that furnished In the letters. It is believed from the post marks on the letters that he has been traveling about from one Danish settlement to another, and swindled the people much after the fashion practiced by him here. FIGHT WITH BURGLARS. STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES There was no business in Judge Ste this time.

It Is, however, expected that some changes will be recommended. They were outlined In the last annual report of the Adjutant General Prime and relate to the establishment of a staff corpd and a few other changes. All of these are technical and do not call for an increase in the OF THE Bush Has an Exciting Experience at His L. H. The programme for the meeting and I Home.

AND ASSOCIATION the standing committees, wnicn nave held office for the past year, are as fol Mr. L. H. Bush, of Fourth and Chest nut streets, had a peculiar experience lows: venson's division. The receiver of the Layman Cold Storage company reported that since being appointed he had collected from sales and on accounts a total of $1,630 and had made sales from the stock amounting in all to $1,286.18.

He reported that the total liabilities of the com-panv, as nearly as he can ascertain, ara $3,762.73.. It was intended yesterday to arraign Tlawson on the charge of murdering Walter Scott, but Dr. Patchen was called on by the court to make a statement of his condition, and said it would be dangerous to move him. so the arraignment was deferred to some other time. It Is not thought it will be possible to try him at this term of court, for the Examinations for Warrants and Commissions," Captain R.

C. Johnson, Company First regiment, Maquo- DES MOINES, IOWA. keta. Dr. Jeager and the Jaros Underwear.

Armories How Obtained and How with a burglar at his residence Wednesday evening. He had been out of the city and returned to his home at 8 o'clock. His family is in the south and there should have been no one in the house. He noticed on entering that the room had the appearance of having been forcibly entered. With this thought in mind he crossed the room to Maintained," unassigned.

The Military Code of Iowa, Major Jonas M. Cleland, Judg? advocate Sec ond brigade, Sioux City. Gasoline Heater. Small Arms Practice, Records and reason he is too weak and probably will continue so. The Court Record.

At Close of Business, December 31, 1895. First Mortgage Loans made $1,140,332.84 Amount repaid 232,096.10 $008,236.74 Certificate Stock Loans made 82,045.13 Amount repaid 36,256.55 Real Estate acquired 22,855.35 int. and Prem. in hands of Local Treas 0.857.08 Int. and Preip.

in arrears 6,678.16 16,536.14 Taxes, and Foreclosure Costs advanced 3.684.33 CHASE BROS. The Leading Grocers of Des Moines. the closet where hl3 clothes were kept, and, on opening the door, was confronted by two stalwart men. He tried to close the door on them, but one of them put his hand between the door and the frame and held it open. Mr.

Bush was finally overpowered by the superior Law division, T. F. Stevenson and W. ABSOLUTELY SAFE FANCY PATTERN ELEGANT FINISH Competitions," Colonel Thomas F. Cooke, general Inspector, S.

A. Al-gona. "How to Improve the Discipline of the Iowa National Guard," Colonel H. K. Wilkins, assistant inspector general, Des Moines.

"Company Records," Captain Hile, Fourth regiment, Uoone. "Permanent Camn Grounds for the A. Spurrier, Judges. 7929 American Savings Bank vs. George Harter, et al.

Journal entry. 7772 Mary Henrlchs vs. City of Des Moines. Answer. 7S2S Wat-field, Howell, Watt Co.

vs. $987,569.11 Always up to date, have recently added coffee roasting to their business, and, now you can always get coffee roasted! LIABILITIES. Payments on Installment Stock $843,828.70 Amount Paid Stockholders 248,940.11 $594,888.59 strength of the two men, and allowing the door to open, he went into the yard and summoned assistance. In the meantime the burglars had made their escape by the back door and Mr. Bush arrived there just In time to see them running across some vacant lots.

Mr. Hush was unarmed. He said last night that so far as he was able to learn nothing had been taken, not even the slightest trinket from the house. You have a Kick coming. Kick unless you get a Kick.

A Kick will make you feel good. lilt. (I VJUUIU, I 111 1 1 i O'Meara, A. D. Cedar Itapids.

The following are the officers of the association and Its committees: President Colonel C. V. Mount, Shenandoah. First vice president Lieutenant Colonel W. 15.

Humphrey, Sioux City. Second vice president Major K. E. Lambert of Newton. Recording secretary and trejyurer Captain J.

T. Hume, of ls Momes. COM ITTEES. Legislation Generals H. H.

Wright, James Huie, Major C. D. Ham, Major Eight per cent. Stock Issued 153,700.00 Amount redeemed 62,600.00 91,100.00 Great Reduction IScile. 24,720.00 Class Stock Issued.

Amount redeemed Class'B" Stock issued. Piles of people have piies, hut Do Witt's Witch Hazel Salve will cure mmmmmb 35,280.00 10,560.00 16,380.00 650.00 357.694-00 112.306.18 5i730.oo Amount redeemed them. When promptly applied It cures L. E. Baker, LU-utenant Colonel C.

Kinn. Lieutenant Colonel Al Swalm. fresh every day, and roasted by the latest and best process known. Chase coffee man has had 15 years' experience roasting coffee, and to roast so as to save as much as possible of the finest flavor for the cup has been his constanti effort. Try some of their coffee and you will' be convinced that there Is more In the way coffee is roasted than is generally supposed.

To be Cured of your Disease Will Not be the Result If you Consult Dr. Trotter, the Specialist Ha has devoted the last I years of his long practice to the successful treatment of the following diseases: Those peculiar to Women as I'ronalpsus uteri. Curno- scalds and burns without the slightest dross Profits earned Finance Colonel flianin, nain. Webb Souers' pharmacy. Sev Amount Paid Stockholders jors Moilit, J.

C. Loper. E. E. Lambert, and Captain Otto Hile.

345.387.82 11,892.79 enth and Walnut; Hansen Drug company. Kast Sixth and Locust. AFTER BICYCLE KIDERS. Topics Captain u. oriningron, Contingent Proft account Overdraft on Treasurer 500 SUITS 18.00 OVERCOATS 20.00 3.849.91 Lieutenant V.

T. Chantland and Captain D. M. Galusha. $987,569.11 IMPORTANT FACT3.

Tf vou have dull and heavy pain Insurance Men Discuss Making; Them Hazardous Risks. The Iowa Field club, and organization of Insurance men, has just completed an Interesting session at Dubuque. The We don't want to carry over any heavy woolens, and therefore sacrifice ail profit. This sale will last only a short time, so don't let the snap go by. rel and Cervical Endometritis.

Pelvia Celulitia, Retroflexions, etc. Diseases of the Stomach and the results of imperfect digestion and assimilation which are the basis of ma.nr serious diseases. All ven At the request ol the Iowa Savings and Loan Association of Des Moines, owa, I have made an examination of their books up to thj close of business on December 31, 1895, and find It as shown by the above report. The entire business Is in excellent shape; the system of books kept is one easy to under-itand, and, at the same time. In my opinion, perfect and complete.

I find by their books that the officers have transferred $20,374.39 from the expense fund to the Loan fund since Its organization. I find that all of the officers and directors are actively engaged In the management of and are not Indebted to the association. I also examined their bonds, and In my Height, X4 In. Width, 18 lo. No OH Stains No Wicks to Trim or Replace No Nice Adjustments Quick.

Clean and Powerful No Smoke in Lighting No Smoky Flames No Going Wrong Atmospheric Burner, Incsndescen Flame Plate Polished Copper Reflectors ODORLESS SOLD ONLY AT Dawsons Hardware FIFTH STREET. across forehead and about the eyes; if the nostrils are frequently stopped up and followed by a disagreeable discharge; if soreness In the nose and bleedtnif from the nostrils Is often experienced; if you are very sensitive to cold In the head accompanied with headache: then you may be sure you have catarrh; and should (immediately) resort to Ely's Cream Halm for a cure. The remedy will K've instant relief. If suffering with It will Interest you to know that Ie Witt's Witch Hard Salve will cure them. This inedic'ne ereal diseases successfully treated.

Diseases of the Kidneys. Bladder and Prostate Gland. Stricture, etc. meeting was held there for the reason it was feared If it was held in this city, as is the custom, the suspicion would go abroad that the meeting was for the purpose of lobyinp. At the meeting the question of raising the rate on bicycle riders and making the risk 1 hazardous one was considered by the life and accident insur If you want successful adentlflo treat.

ment call on DR. TROTTER. SOS East Locust street. Wm. Meares Des Moines.

Iowa. Is a specific lor all complaints 01 this character, and If instructions iwhich are simple) are carried out. a cure will result- We have tested this In numer-. 1 with lik rult DO YOU SEC ance men. It was stated In me meeting that the qu-stion is being quite generally discussed, and that In all probability th companies will take steps in this direction soon.

Aa Important Basinets Cha.ir. Mr. D. S. Simon, who haa conducted ma auccessfully the clothing business at judgement they are good and cover their term of office.

This association Is a sound financial Institution and entitled to the confidence of the people of our state. (Signed) HOflER A. HILLER, SUte Bank Eziminer. 1 sod har perf o-tJy? If not, eU 00 or wrtta to lu F. Irwcn.

Orulla 1 TAILORS. TOUNGEF.MAX BLOCK. I It never falls. Webb Fouers' 1'harmacy, Seventh and Walnut; Hansen Drug company, Cast Sixth and Locust. lUVl ttta Barest.

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