davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-12-07
THE TOWN
AkzS
ASzA

Eighth page for clubbing offer
The children of b. J. Mitchell
are very i'll with pneumonia.
Fresh candies, :igs, dates, etc
at Rovaarts. 1877
A carload of bran and shorts
just received by tile Dakota File
vatn ca. LIE
Il. A. Hinzman aud wife were
visiting friends at Lake Andes
over SUI ".
/ G. h D,wiing and \. J. Olson
of Green sood were up from that
| place last Sunday.
/ A ! ice display Of holiday
gods Al k,vaarts next week.
i $3.50 will bring yon all the
wo I'D, natl nal. state and county
news six days In week.
4 Take advantage of your chance
to get all your winter reading AZ
one half price
1 Our dress goods department.
Is cnmplete. Boy nov j A
\ Naeye. ia I'll
Il h. +. Mitchell aud Mrs NJ M.
Brennan returned Tuesday even
lug from their trip Ia Vail. Iowa.
Il 0ercoats. fars, and ulstars n.
Royaarls. IT,
Il q. F. Bart.ls IL the proud dad
dy of a baby boy born last sun.
day morning.
4 The pile driver has been al
work on some af the bridges ON
tile Squaw Central for some
Time past.
l Mrs ID, j. Cregar III Utica
was IN Wagner the fnrepart II
the week VISITING at the home ei
Mrs. G. N. Meters.
4 We can save you Is Ia - per
cent on ladies, misses or chiii
rens coats. Raeaart Rsos. L. 7
Il Earl vanscott.r of Green wnod
went Ia lanktan an Tuesday
mm l.ings passenger IN visit
frieIds aud relatives.
Tom Brazell aud son Roy wer.
dDwn from Lake Andes Monday
will, some cattle which they do
livered la one of our dealers.
Buy your flour OF tile Dakota
Elevator Co. they handle the
best grades. III rs
John Bear returned H. his
Iowa home Saturday after "a visit
" TIN his brother ia Law George
Soasbe.
4 DIR. G. l.. Terry il having q
tubular well pui down at has
horse hospital. Jelm.r A mund
ron ~ doing The work.
4 Wanted, 500 boys. To wear
skates. for sale by II. O. Hcmey
ar. III ~
i J i. Estes, who sometime ag
purchased the general store ~
Craig Bros. nj Green wood, has
now purchased the Craig resid
ence property at that place.
1 DIR. Frink aud his team got
mixed up in a runaway Monday
tlle team doing the running with
the doctor an unwilling pass.n
ger. No especial damage doue.
Three pound cans III Tomatoes
only len cent, Will. they last.
i Al Kennedy : ll.3U
The union Thanksgiving ser
Wet AZ Lie baptist church last
sunday evening was well at
tended. Rev. Smith Of the Con
gregational church delivered a
line address,.
The New Era wants 10 cali
your attention Ia the unparalI..i
ed clubbing offer which appears
og the s.h page Of this issue.
We are offering cheaper rates
than ever before
When ia need Of a suit Of
clothes for man, hoy or child 20
~ Royaart's. l21
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-12-07
7 GU

assured OF the best goods at the lowest prices possible when
you trade with constantly increasing testies
Everything we handle is purchased from reliable
make to
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-29
stnre Career Interrupted.

The stage career OF Judson Miller, IA
year-old boy of this city, was nipped in
the bud yesterday by Judge Wheeler Of the
district court, who ordered the lad com
mitted to the industrial school at Eldora.
Young Miller had become stage struck.
and despite the efforts of his mother, Mrs.
Branz, who lives at Eleventh street and
Fifth avenue, declined to go to school. At
times he was employed as a ''Hupe" at the
New theater II the lad is to be believed,
he declared that al the time he was taken
into custody he was about to join the
Fighting the Flames" aggregation which
has just finished an engagement In Omaha.
Young Miller declared he had been engaged
to enact the role Of the little girl who,
clad in her night robes. jumps from an
upper window into the iremens net and
Is saved
During the hearing the boy succeeded in
inducing his mother 10 ask the court 70
give him another chance. Mrs. Branz sug-
gested that II the boy was given another
chance she would send him 20 his father
In reply to the court, Mrs. Branz said the
boys father was fisherman up the
river" That settled II in the mind OF Judge
Wheeler. and he stated that the boy would
be far better on at the Industrial school
than helping his father earn a precarlous
living as a fisherman.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-29

any part of the state. Special prices e
Broadway, Co. BLUFFS, Ia. Tel ss4.
cular from the American F1ag association
asking that the citi9ens and schools Of
Council Bluffs observe June IA as Flag day.
reported to the. Board OF Health yesterday:
Ray Hill, B2 Vine street, measles; Helen
Cooley. 1915 Fourth avenue, and Arthur
Mason, 1872 Fifth avenue, scarlet fever.
than at Clarks. Good electric fans. neat,
clean glasses and tables. Good service
in all iavors and a nice place to rest
Clark Drug Co. "fr .-rF..,.
The 1900 personal injury damage suit OF
Clarke G. Cooper Of Portsmouth; la.
Railway company was not completed yes
terday afternoon when Judge Wheeler adj
journed court until Thursday morning.
Years Of experience mas told Us the best
them to you, no extra charge and VIII do
the planting free. either at your home or
In the cemetery. VIII be planting all this
Florist.
"A T. Flieknger Of the legal arm Of
tract east Of town adjoining Judge j. r.
Reeds country home on the old Chau-
tauqua road. Mr.. F1icklnger anticipates
family on 1T.
Home cooking ia our speciality. We do
the cooking ourselves and prices are
made as near home economy as cirouni-
stances will permit. Good cool surround
ing. clean table linen and clean table
ware. We do our best to please you.
Vienna Restaurant. ...-.,
Justice Field performed the marriage
ceremony yesterday for the following three
couples: Charles A. Fry ana Emma B.
ROpp,. both OF Omaha; c. r. Kirby OF
Champaign, Ill, and Elizabeth Burkhovsn
Of HastingB Neb G.. r. Walton and Es-
Their Lowell both of Omaha. -..
The wagon and team Of the nre depart
ment. which will take part in the state
| tournament at Clinton, together with the
men who accompany II, were photographed
| yesterday in front or the postof1ce. The
party comprised Chief r. Jones Captain
! X. Jones, Captain Teller and W. Martin.
Why shorten your life by baking over
. hot stove when you can buy better bread
! and pastries At McAtes's! It's the real
| merit OF our goods that makes them 90
popular. They are not simply equal TO, but
| better than any sold in the city. Try
| Twentieth Century and Colonial bread and
| be convinced.
! A thTee-rOomed frame cottage, owned By
! George Pryor At 325 Fleming avenue.
! erected on leased ground, was destroyed
\ By fire yesterday afternoon. The blaas
IL supposed to have started from a defec-
/ tive flue. There was 800 insurance on the
\ household goods, which were practically
destroyed. The department was also called
to the Turner residence at ~ First avenue,
4 where boys and matches had set the barn
on lire. The blaze was extinguished before
the arrival Of the nre department
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-29

Is assured you when ,ou buy Dr. Pierce's family
medicines-for all the ingredients entering into
them are printed on the bottle-wrapPers and
their formula are attested under oath being
complete and correct. You know just what you
are paying for and that the ingredi ents gath
cred from Natures laboratory, being selected from
the most valuable native medicinal roots found
growing in our American forests and while potent
to cure are perfectly harmless even to the most
delicate women and children Not drop of aco-
ho enters into their composition. A much better
agent is used both for extracting and preserving
the medicinal principles used in them, viz-pure
triple-refned glycerine. This agent possesses in
trinsic medicinal properties of its own being
most valuable antseptc and anti-ferment, nutritve
and soothing demulcent.
Glycerine plays an important part in Dr. Perces
Golden Medical Discovery the of indigestion dys
pepsa and weak stomach attended by rsing heart
burn foul breath coated tongue poor appetite gnawng
feeling in stomach bilousness and kindred arrangements
of the stomach, liver and bowels.
Besides curing all the above distressing ailments, the
Golden Medical Discovery is specific for all diseases
of the membranes as catarrh whether of the
sal passages of the stomach bowels pelvic organs.
Even in its Lucrative stages it will yield to this sovereign
remedy if its be persevered in. In Chronic Caarrh
of the Nasal passages WE'LL while taking the Golden
Medical Discovery for the necessary constitutional treat
ent to cleanse the passages freely three times
day with Dr. Sages Catarrh Remedy. This thorough
of treatment generally the worst cases.
In coughs and hoarseness caused by bronchial throat
and lung affections, except consumption in its advanced
stages the Golden Medical Discovery is most efficient
remedy, especially in those obstinate, hangon coughs
caused by irritation and congestion of the bronchial
cous membranes. The Discovery" is not good for
acute coughs arising from sudden colds, must it be
expected to cure consumption its advanced stagesno
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-29
ARTHUR LEVI Released on BAIL
Case Against Him and Pat Grove May
ne DrOpped.

Case Against Him and Pat Grove May
BE Dropped.
Arthur Levi, alleged accompiice of PAT
Grove in the holdup and robbery OF the
crews of the two motor trains near the
east end of the bridge hast summer was
released from the county Jail yesterday
on a 1850 bond furnished by his mother.
Mrs Jennie Levi; w. p. Turner and
Charles P. Bowman, relatives of the young
man.
Levi has been in the county Jail for a
number Of months awaiting trial. In addi-
ton to the joint indictment with Pat
Grove for alleged completely in the car
robbery Levi was indicted on the charge
OF holding up and robbing o. X, Harden s
saloon at Broadway and Twenty first
street He was acquitted this charge
for lack of Identification, but another in
dictment was returned against him in con-
nection with the saloon holdup on the
charge OF robbing one of the men in the
saloon at the time of the holdup.
1t Is. doubtful IL the case against Grove
and Levi on the charge OF holding up and
robbing the motor crews will ever be
tried.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-29
FIGHT IS OVER TREASURER
N. Swanson Of Crescent City Comes in and
Oomplioates the Situation.
COUNTRY UtLLeAIEs VAN TO HAVE SAY
pye and BPandes Slated for the
Nominations Tor the Legislature,
So. kSaving Vacancy on the
County Board.

~ least two-thirds of the delegates to
- republican county convention to be held
this morning arrived In the city yesterday
and the ISie hotel. where they made their
headquarters, was a busy place and many
a. caucus was in progress up to a late
hour last night. The candidates for the
several offices were to be seen making hay,
and this was particularly true of the can
didates for the contested nominations.
Indications last night were that the con-
test of the convention would be over the
nomination for treasurer. Interest was
added to. the contest yesterday by the an
nouncement that N. Swanson, an old-time
republican of Crescent City, had SHE'D his
castor into the ring and announced him
self as candidate for the nomination for
treasurer While the local organ of the
"standpatters" yesterday announced that J.
w. Mitchell, the candidate of that wing
OF the party, had the nomination prac-
tically nailed down, talk among the country
delegates last evening showed that they in
tended to have something to say as to who
the nominee would be. 1t was runiored
that in the event OF the local 'standpat-
ters" failing to nominate Mitchell they
would throw their strength elsewhere. and
the runior was TO the effect that It might
possibly be Frank e. Everest who was
their first choice but who few days ago
announced he was not In the race.
JAMES p. Christensen developed cohsid-
cradle strength yesterday as did Emil
Leffert. Matters in connection with this
nomination, however, appeared so mixed
last night that It would be guesswork to
make any. prediction. u was also reported
that the banks were likely to take hand
in the light for the nomination Of treasurer,
Il being limited that Mitchell was being
put forward by the First National bank
and its friends.
Dye AID Brandes for Representatives.
II was generally conceded last evening
that Henry c. Brandes and willoughby
Dye would be the two nominees for repre-
sentatives and II this proves TO be the case
there will be contest for the place on the
board Of Supervisors made vacant by the
promotion OF Mr.. Brandes. The other four
members OF the board win be renominated
without contest. II is said.
National Committeeman Ernest e Hart
viii head the delegation inthe state con-
yeution and George s. Wright. tas retiring
county chairman, wiz be the choice OF
the convention for member OF the state
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-29
MINOR MENTION.

Clark's sodas
Davis sells drugs.
Stockert sells carpets.
Ed Rogers Tony Faust beer
New location. 30 Pearl St. Maloney,
Plumbing and heating. Bixby a Son.
A good school IL Western Iowa college.
WoodrinE Undertaking company. Tel. $50.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81.
Diamonds as an investment. Talk to
Leffert about IL.
Beautiful lace door panels. ssc and up.
stockert Carpet Co.
Buy your tires and bicycle sundries from
Williamson. IL South Main street.
Pictures and art novelties for graduation
gifts c. e. Alexander. SsS Broadway.
Mrs. Bray has q full line Of Cluny lace
braids and patterns. DO Broadway.
Blum City Masonic lodge will meet this
evening for work In the FIRST degree
See Stephen Bros. for nre brick and IRE
clay, sewer pipe, fittings ana garden hose.
For imported wines, liquors and cham
payne. l.. hosenfeld company, 5lS Main.
Rug special, sxl2 tapestry brussels rugs
only tl4Oo, on easy payments. Peterson
SchOening Co.
Mrs coyne WAS granted q building per-
nit Yesterday for 300 frame cottage In
Bveretts addition.
Six per cent mortgages on real estate
for sale. Absolute security. Clifton
walker company.
II you want your nrs insurance TO in.
4
reliable companies.
II you have tender feet and want 4
good comfortable shoe see Duncan {
Dean, rs Main street.
supernuoua hairs, warts, and moles per
manentiy removed by electrolysis, Al
Graves, l05 Pearl street.
Moving vsps. and wagons; furniture
Tel. s8. once SS1 West Broadway.
The saloon injunction case against Free
| Bokemper in the district court has beef
dismissed by County Attorney Hess.
A front room for rent, with or withou
| board. Newly furnished and a fine home 10
summer Address w, Bee once. 10 Pearl 81
| We carry all styles. kinds and Lengths
| OF ladders We buy full car ever
spring. Get up, BY buying our ladders.
Hafer.
Peony blooms for Decoration Day. Al
cray cray, Crescent Nursery Co. sion Aye. 4
Phone S72.
Ice cream ana lee cream sOdGs serve,
In nice cool room with electric fans
Come in and cool off. .. c. Brown, 81
! West Broadway.
For sals-will seerlnes on my nns piano
| Schneider 4 Mueiiers, SOC Broadway
4 Council Bluffs, la
DO not sell your old iron. copper, bras
and old rubbsrs before you see Us w
| j. Kattisman. sOs s. Main rel. $50.
The members OF the Woman's Relic
! CORPS still need flowers for Decoration de
! aud ali contributions will be thankful
received today at Grand Amy hall
We have the nRest line Of sample mOnu
A Lane Marble and Granite works. 2
East Broadway, Council Biuhs. Ia
! We Nholsssls lee cream. shipped 1
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-29
Arrested for LiftinE la.

BY order OF Mayor Macrae an informs-
ton was filed in the superior court yes
terday charging Gus Wendlantt. a saloon
keeper at 1923 South Main street. with the
illegal sale OF liquor on Sunday last Wend-
landt lives at the rear OF the saloon and
Sunday morning the patrolman on the beat
noticed a boy go to the door and get a
package, which on investigation was
found to contain three quart bottles OF
beer. Later ofiieers visited the house under
authority Of a search warrant and dis
covered a large pail filled with bottles Of
beer and several bottles OF whisky were
brought to light These were taken 10
police headquarters. The suppositiOn OF
the ofieers was that Wendlandt was trying
to evade the Sunday closing order by re-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-29

Has many aches and pains caused by weaknesses and
falling, or other displacement of the pelvic organs.
Other symptoms of female weakness are frequent head
ache dizziness imaginary specks dark spots floating
before the eyes, gnawng sensation in stomach, drag
ging bearing down in lower abdominal or pelvic re
gon disagreeabe drains from pelvic organs faint spells
with general weakness,
If any considerable number of the above symptoms
present there is remedy that will give quicker
lief permanent cure than DIR. Pierces Favore
Prescription 1t has record of over forty years of
1t is the most potent invigoratng tonic and
Strengthening nervine known medical science made of
the gycerc extracts of native medicinal to be
found in forests.
Every ingredient entering into "Favorte Prescrip-
ton" has the written endorsement Of the eminent
medical writers of all the several schools of practice
valuable than any amount of non-professional
tmonials-hough the latter not lacking having been
contributed voluntarily by grateful patients in numbers
exceed the endorsements given any other medicine
extant for the cure of woman's ills
You cannot afford to accept any medicine Of unknown
composition substitute for this we'll proven remedy
of known composition though the dealer may make
little more profit thereby. Your interest in rcgainng
health paramount to any selfish interest of his and it
is insult your intelligence for him try palm off
upon you substitute. You know what you want and
it is his business to supply the article called for.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-29
People Who Think

Know that it is safest and best to only medicines of
known composition They don't stupidity open their
mouths like lot of young birds, and gup down what
is offered them but insist knowing what they
swallowing Dr. Pierce recognizes the right of his pa
tents to know what his medicines composed Of so
he prints the full list of ingredients of which they
composed each bottle wrapper and veri6es the
under oath being correct thus taking his patients into
his full confidence
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-29

That's what we are all looking for, to
save money. II we md something we want
to buy and can save money on It, We buy
It. Here is one OF the things you are look
ing for II you are interested In an ice
chest and in saving money a Herriek re-
frigerator. They are the best made ice box
on the market. We do not want you 10
believe what we say, but come in and see
a Herrick. only 1l5.OO to $500 Paddock 4
Handschey Hardware CO.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-29
solid cosanort.

Rustic hickory and Adirondack silver
birch porch furniture, Vudor porch shades
Vudor hammocks, Vudor hammock chairs.
II you want solid comfort on hot sum-
mer evening get into one of our Vudor
hammocks or one of our Vudor hammock
chairs and you will get II. Lawn furniture.
Catalogue free. Keller aTnsworth Furni-
ture Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-29

him will be dropped provided he leaves
the city at once. Piepers release was
decided upon by the authorities when it
was learned that he had quite recently
been an inmate of the state hospital for
the insane at Mount@Pleasant.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-29

Politics proved too big an attraction for
the members OF the Pottawattamie board
and the joint session OF the Harrison and
POttawattamie county supervisors was adj
iourned early yesterday afternoon until
Thursday morning.
Up 10 date the board has heard but few
Of the many protests against the asssss-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-29
COUNCIL BLUFFS
oafUe. 10 Pearl St TrA As

committee. In connection with the county
Craftsmanship it was stated yesterday that
Freeman l.. Reed, who had practically
been selected as wright's successor. would
be unable to serve, as he expected to be
out of the county~a great deal during
the summer. and Elmer T.. Smith, former
county recorder II Is understood, is slated
for the position County Attorney Hess
will retire from the city chairmanship and
City Attorney c. F. Kimbail viii succeed
him.
1t was stated last night that the delcga-
ton TO the convention of the Fifteenth
judicial district would likely be instructed
for. Judge Wheeler, who is seeking a re-
nomination. although former Comfy, At
torney Kilpack is an aspirant for renom-
nation.
The delegation to the convention of the
Ninth congressional district will be in
struoted for Congressman Walter l. Smith,
and as to this there is. OF course, not the
slightest doubt.
Some City Nominations.
In addition to naming a candidate for
Judge of the superior court the delegates
from the city will also be called upon to
name two justices of the peace for Kane
township which includes the city of Coun-
ell Bluffs. In the latter nomination they
will be assisted by the one delegate from
Kane township outside the city.
The contest for the nomination for judge
OF the superior court appears to be be-
tween W. S. Baird and former City So
| licitor s. b. Baird, although w. A. MINISTER
and H. j. Chambers are sim in the ring.
e. b. Gardiner and II. II. Field each
seek a denomination for justice of the
peace. Other candidates are r. T. Bryant,
Divide Vien both of whom have held the
ONCE before, and F. e. Deuel..
The convention win be called to order
| in the south court room OF the county
court house at lO;SO this morning by Chair
man G, S. Wright OF the county central
committee. As stated before, State Senator
c. G, Saunders will be selected as tenn
porary chairman.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-29
A WOMAN'S BACK

glance these printed formulas will show that the I
Doctors medicines contain alcohol generally
poyed for extracting and preserving medicinal prnc
pies pure trpe-re6ned glyeerne being used instead
BY exact and scientific processes devised by him, and
with the aid of specially designed apparatus and appan
ces he is able fully and preserve, in any Gle
mate for any length Of time all the medicinal virtues
siding in the valuable medicinal found
in American forests and that without the of
drop of alcohol Besides the glycerine possesses most
valuable medicinal properties OF its instead of being
injurious like alcohol which is generally employed in
nearly all fluid medicines.
Delicate, weak nervous women should especially
shun the use of alcoholic medicines which, from their
stimulating andexhl9 effects may SEEM for time.
to do good but which from the inevitable effects of the
alcohol in shrinking up the red copusces of the blood
do great and lasting harm in the long
Besides they beget craving for stmuants which is
deporable TO-.
Neither alcohol, narcotics or other deleterous
habtforning drugs enter into the composition of DR..
Pierces Favorite Prescription and only salutary invg
Grating and strengthening effects follow the
use Of this famous medicine for It has been
carefully adapted their needs by experienced ply
scan 1t makes weak women strong and sick women
we'll
An invitation is extended by Dr. Pierce to every sick
and aing to consult him by letter There is abb
soluely no charge or fee for this Every letter is
fully considered fully answered and its statements held
strictly private and sacredly confidential Address
directed below. $3.50. ..
DR.. Perces> Pleasant Pellets constipation Con-
spaton is the of many diseases Cure the
and YOU cure the disease One Pellet is gentle laxa
tive and two mild cathartic. Druggists sell them, and
nothing is Gust a good" -
DR.. Pierce's great thousand-page illustrated Common
Sense Medical Adviser will be free paperbound for
81 stamps cloth-bound for 81 stamps Ad-
dress DR. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y '--s
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-29

The average smoker must have a cigar
that Just suits his taste, so that he can en-
joy few minutes comfortable smoke. We
krow that this is fact and know that il
Is hard to suit all smokers, but we also
know that We can suit you IL you will call
on us and designate your choice. We han
die many \brands and nothing but FIRST
class stock. Maloney, 80 Pearl street,
New location.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-29

A stranger giving his name as w. II.
Burke was arrested yesterday and is be-
ing held by the police for investigation
He IL thought TO he the party wanted at
GalesburG, Ill, On charge Of fraud in