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8 THE SIOUX CITY JOUBNAL: SUNDAY MOENING, OCTOBER 11, 1891. SIXTEEN PAGES. THE POLITICAL OUTLOOK. EDEN USEE. AL.

O. TRUDELL, Manager. O'Neill, were among the Sioux City visitors yesterday. H. D.

'Chenowith, of St. James, is in town. S. E. Wilson, of Hot Springs, S.

is at the Booga. E. M. Donaldson went to Chicago yester HOSIERY. UNDERWEAR.

A great list of attractions for this week i commencing day nbusiness. MONDAY, OCTOBER 12. Our lines are now Buying only first-class W. I. Buchanan and family will arrive to day from Chicago.

Engagement at an enormous salary, for one week H. P. Lewis, of Orange City, was at the quality, we sell same at complete at less value Garretson last night. HEADQUARTERS FOR CORN PALACE, VISITORS. only, of the -vrocUerf ui XjXJXjXJ, Hon.

S. T. Meservey, of Fort Dodge, was a moderate in the city yesterday. than ever before. I A.

H. Ha2en left yesterday on a business the Ken tacky magnetics girl, a puzzle for scientists and physicians. You cannot afford to miss 6eeing her. Another great card: The Noted Indian Scout, CAPT. MILLER, hero of the late Iudian War, With the most wonderful collection of Indian trip to Montpelier.

Vt. Larin Cray, of Mankato, attorney for the Omaha road, is hero. J. G. Wright, of Rosebud agency, S.

GGiieral Information Heauauarters DOLLS. is taking in the sights. cariosities from the battle of Wounded Knee. 2.000 object of interest, including a Genuine Mummified Indian Pappocse. Re-engagement or the talented famHy, FITZPATKICK, in an entirely new Comedietta.

Last week of the favorite JEW'SHARP BILL- DISHES. Hon. W. Y. Quigley, of Parker, S.

Is visiting the Corn Palace. Geo. A. Bailey, of Correctionville, JEL 353 335 Just opened, a mam In Decorated Dinner was in the city last evening. C.

A. Elmendorf, a leading music dealer of Sioux Falls, S. is in the city. Open daily from 10 a. m.

to 10 p. u. Fridays, ladies' souvenir day. Saturday children are entitled to seats free. For benefit of working: people the Musee will be open hereafter on Sunday afternoon and evening.

One di mo admits to all. Chairs 10 cents. No improper characters allowed. moth line of beauties, Sets, you ill tiL tasty H. F.

Haerr, cashier of the Citizens Na A Spellbinder Gives Hi View of the Situation in lows. B. I. Salinger, of Manning, who has been about the 6tate a good deal lately, is in the city attending harvest festival. He last night gave a JotmnAL reporter his opinion on the political situation in Iowa.

"I think that the almighty has used Iowa too well this year for the democrats," he said. "Nobody can figure out the result of a tariff bill the proof of the pudding is in chewing the string and the farmers feel so good that they think the McKinley bill is all right. I don't see that anybody can complain of their reasoning. The calamity crowd has taught them that congress waa responsible for the crops. Then nobody seems to care much about studying the democratic platform.

It seems to be quite generally felt that it doesn't mean much whatever it says. You see after slobbering over the farmer and the soldier they put up a lawyer for governor, and abuse Wheeler and Van Houten. "Another thing that has struck me is that there is scarcely any local faction. I guess our licking has made us unanimous. "I believe that we have lost all the anti-prohibition republicans that can be lost and will get lota of the lost ones back.

Gov. Larrabee told me last week that J. K. Graves wrote him that 1,500 republicans in Dubuque county who had voted for Boies had got enough of it. You bear quite a good deal of muttering among democrats on Boies' appointments, and he is bound to have some trouble on that score that he, of course, did not have before.

Many who left us to see if that would not bring us to their views on the liquor question are not pleased with the governor's way of breaking down the law and believe that he is not sincere. "A lawyer in my district told a democratic judge recently that he would not vote for Boies again because he didn't know two years ago that Boies was a hypocrite. Of course, that grade of men reason and they are afraid to trust our democracy with the redisricting in the ante chamber of a national contest. "I feel certain that Wheeler, will go in, but it may not be by great odds. There is still a good deal of republican apathy." tional bank at Mankato, is in town.

WE BID YOU ALL A CORDIAL WELCOME. at popular prices. decorations. John F. Dowling, registered from the city of Mexico, was at the Booge last night.

Prof. L. E. Akeley, of the state university TV at Vermillion, was in the city yesterday. DI J.

N. Jarnagin, editor of the Republican at Montezuma, is seeing the great show. J. A. Ashiev.

nrincinal of the Hawarden 13 I tfl 13 1 El 3 Tinware aid Kitchen Goofs. schools, was in the city with his family yes CONFECTIONERY. -r- I terday. A. W.

Laxuedor was registered at the up NO Choice goods at a Boogo last evening from Soal Islands, Alaska. Everything that is Hon. Hugh Langan, James Thomson and value no one tries to A. J. Rowley, of Centerville, S.

are in the city. used, at taking figures. SIOUX CITY vs. LEMARS, Monday, October 12, AT POLO GROUNDS CRESCENT PARK. GAME AT 3:30 P.

M. ADMISSION, 25 CENTS. Crescont Park Cars Run to Entrance. W. A.

Spencer, a banker of Pierce, was meet. 516 FOURTH STREET. among the Nebraska visitors to the Palace yesterday. C. H.

Frink, agent of tho Elkhart fast freight line at Minneapolis, was in the city yesterday. STRATT0N John Doud, a prominont business man FANCY GOODS KM TOTS. BUSINESS METHODS. of Fort Dodge, is in tho city, accompanied by his family. Col.

S. M. Laird, of Pierre, is in the city visiting his sister, Mrs. J. W.

Young, of 810 JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN. It is best to examine Pierce street. At the Sioux City Commercial College.Q USIC COMPANY W. R. Van Valen, of Manbato, formerly Beginning classes in all departments News Briefs.

One price. Good quality. Anti-credit. Lowest prices. connected with the Omaha road here, is this assortment and see organized Monday, October 19.

Tuition, visiting in the city. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL L. L. Moesley, traveling agent of the how much you save. $15 per term.

The Economy Furnace Kankakee freight express lino, was a Sioux City visitor yesterday. Is what you want tq put in. For sale by DECKER BROS. EVERETT. SHAW.

STECK. KNABE. KIMBALL. F. L.

Cook, of Paxton. UL, is the guest of Beach Weld, 508 Fourth street. O. B. Talley.

Mr. Cook is state's attorney for Ford county. It Was a Gala Week. Misses Alice Phelps, Frankie Bowman, Yes, It was a big week at the millinery Emma and Carrio Schneider, of Kingsley, PlANOgj parlors of Mrs. C.

M. Tibbitt's, at 518 Fourth 6treet. It seems that the ladies are not slow to appreciate the fact that there can always be found the largest line of Loon Drako, an employe of the postofflco, had his pocket picked of $18 in the Corn Palace last evening. Mr. Peavey's rolling stock was all in motion yesterday afternoon, and yet there were many who had to take the sidewalks for it.

J. W. Mitchell, the man who was stabbed on the sandbar Thursday night, was reported much better yesterday. There is no longer any doubt that he will recover. On account of the absence of Rev.

D. L. Mackenzie from the city there will be no preaching in Trinity Lutheran church today. Sunday school will be held at 12 o'clock. The republican county central committee met yesterday and elected L.

S. Fawcett chairman and J. S. Browning secretary. "I will not said Mr.

Browning to a Journal reporter last evening. Prof. Frank E. Plummer, of Des Moines, 409 ZnXj STBEET' millinery in tne city. Her stock: is very larere and comprises all the styles eoincr.

FARRAND KIMBALL and it is no trouble to find for the most fastidious just about what she wants. The are bioux City visitors. B. F. Swan, cashier Wayne National bank, Wayne.

was among the throng of sightseers yesterday. P. A. Rose, of Omaha, chief clerk in the office of Superintendent Jaynes of the Omaha road, is in the city. Mrs.

E. Boss, of Cedar Falls, is in the city visiting with her son, Clarence Boss, paper clerk in the postoffice. C. S. Eastman and wife, of Trinidad, are among the Corn Palace visitors in the city also P.

T. Tibbs, of Salt Lake city. J. M. Morrissey, traveling' passenger large room was crowded every day last week, and it is a source of much pleasure to Mrs.

Tibbitt to know that the ladies are making her store a sort of headquarters ORGANS-g: In placing your orders for your winter's coal, bear in mind that the CROSS CREEK Lehigh Coal is the BEST in the market. It has only 63 pounds of ashes to the 1.000 pounds of coal, and POSITIVELY cloe3 NOT clinker. Sold only by 3o6 Jackson Street. Yard Office, Second and Virgldia. Streets.

Telephone 593 during these Corn Palace days. Placing: a Trust Fund. is a candidate for the superintendency of Tho Fidelity Loan and Trust company IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF has for investment a special trust fund of $85,000, and those desiring advances can obtain same on the security of improved farm Sleet Music, Insic Boots at Mnsical lerctois property adjacent to bloux city. Wanted, carrier boys with ponies. In tno bloux Lity schools.

Mr. Piummer has been principal of the East Des Moines schools for a number of years. Through the mistake of a hotel clerk in giving a name The Journal was led to state that J. Alexandre, of Sutherland, was buncoed out of 150 Friday evening. The gentleman who was buncoed is not Mr.

Alexandre, but a Spirit Lake man. William Adams was arrested by Sergeant Francteeus yesterday on the double charge of horse stealing and burglary. He had in his possession a horse that was stolen at Hornick Friday and is also accused of visitsrs Con fllO Palac 6 OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Write for Catalogue and Prloes. quire at Journal office.

Watches. Watches. agent of the Illinois Central at Umana, was in the city yesterday, accompanied by his wife. John J. Kendlen and wife, of Worthing-ton, were in attendance at the Corn Palace yesterday.

Mr. Kendlen is auditor of Nobles county. 1 T. W. Teasdaie, general passenger agent of the Omaha, came down from Minneapolis last evening with his two children and will spend today in the city.

For Hairdresslng Go to Mrs. C. M. Tibbitt's parlors, 518 Fourth street, where you can be served by competent and experienced help in first-class style. All kinds of hairdressing done at moderate rates.

Finest line in the city, gold and silver VISITOBS ALWAYS WELCOME. 1,000 different styles of cases and the best Will find it to their pleasure and profit to visit my store, (the finest iu the state), while in Sioux City during the Corn Palace movements. Prices cannot be duplicated. breaking into a house there and stealing $30. WAREEOOMS: Hattbn'bach 410 Fourth.

Scherling 4th. For 9Xen Only. Mrs. George Humphreys, the Winnebago 416 FOURTH STREET See our line of Henckels' fine razors and squaw who was injured by a runaway horse at tho corner of Fourth and Pierce streets Friday morning, was reported in a critical condition yesterday. She is now in an Indian tepee at tne east end of Seventh street.

Goldsmith's celebrated razor strops. Beach Weld, 508 Fourth street. An alarm of fire was turned in at 9:30 Pebtcmes. Guiney, druggist, 4th and Pearl SIOUX OIT-2T, IOWA. Marriage Record.

Licenses to marry were granted to the o'clock last night, occasioned by a flro at 522 South Lafayette street. A two-story frame building belonging to Payette Bros, and occupied by Anthony Heenan, was nearly consumed by fire. The loss is in the neighborhood of $400. following persona yesterday I I Name and Aee. Residence.

S. Peterson. 39 Sioux City Three shell men were at work with their Mena Kasmussen, 32. City i James F. McClure, 86.

Brule S. D. Maggie in. uarr, iv uij Festival. I am enabled to "offer the greatest assortment of attractive goods, among which are many not found in any other store.

In addition to my endless assortment of Fine Diamond Jewelry, Fine Watches, Silverware, Rings, Rich Jewelry and Art goods, I have aa endless assortment of CORN PALACE SOUVENIRS, Chief of which this year is my Corn Palace Spoon, the hand-somest in America. Visitors are invited to call and make my store headquarters whether they wish to buy or not. Everybody elCOm, WILL H. BECK, The Sioni City Jeweler anfl Diamond Hercltant. Hotel Booge Corner, Fourth and Pierc Sts.

I Rudolph Larson, 2S. City RYSItli little games on Prospect hill yesterday. A couple of the sheriff's deputies went up to arrest them, but they left before the officers got to the top of the hill. The deputies claim that a special police officer told the shell men that they were coming. THE iW cnariotte wixsirom, sw uiiy Ed Peterson, 24 City Betsey Olden, city J.

H. Thompson, City Burglars entered the house of F. 0. Gus i Mary Larson, dioux uuy tafson! at 2603 First street early yesterday 41B Fourth 2 i i August Ehlers, 25 Io. 1 Lizzrte Berg.

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quanuiy oi doming belonging to Mr. Gustafson and his wife, but dropped it in the street where they became frightened by Mr. Gustafson, who was Henry C. Caraway, 34.. Io.

Wahave fust succeeded in erettinEr fairly are now I Ella retunger, us uaruen io. aroused by the noise they made. Arnold, 4th. Notwithstanding the rush of the past week I shall be enabled on Monday morning to place on sale a full line of souvenirs, chief of which is my Corn Palace spoon, the best in America at the price, $2,50. Salts and peppers, pencils, charms, etc.

Will H. Beck, The City Jeweler and Diamond Merchant. Watches. Watches. Finest line in the city, gold and silver; 1,000 different styles of cases and the best movements.

Prices cannot be duplicated. Hattenbach 410 Fourth. eare displaying an immense line of fail and winter footwear at prices that are right. Don't fail to call when you are looking for good footwear. Corn Palace visitors will find it to their interest to call on us when in the city.

We can do you good, Sxtdeb, Reid, 610 Fourth street. Fine Cutlery. We carry a complete line of Wostenholm cutlery in knives and razors. Beach Weld, 508 Fourth. 4th.

Woman's Christian Association. The annual meeting of the W. C. A. will be held on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the First Presbyterian church, corner Sixth and Nebraska.

All those interested in Christian association work who are visiting our city from abroad, as well as friends of the work at home, are cordially invited to be present. AU members are earnestly requested to attend this meeting, for the election of officers for the ensuing year. Mrs. H. Young, Secretary.

i JFoi? ladies. ready to show you a complete lihefof Leonard Elsler, 21. Sioux City Katie Sainam, 19. Sioux City A. H.

Duncan, 2i City 1 Carrie Norman, Sioux City William Leggett was arrested at the cor ner of Third and Nebraska streets yesterday by Officer McNear, who says that he saw Leggett go into the pockets of persons i Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry! Cat Bate Ticket Office. Highest price paid for tickets. Hattbstbach Bbos, 410 Fourth. passing tne corner, which at the tune was particularly crowded. George Dace xwas arrested on complaint for gambling.

OF EVEY pESURIPTION. Our store will be closed on Monday, Oc Thirty persons have been held to the district court by Judge Neilan, of the police tober 12, until 6 o'clock p. m. Kindly give court, so far this month, and with but few A BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY OF SOUVENIR SPOONS us a big order Saturday. exceptions they are now confined in the county jaiL Jailer Magner says that his quarters are becoming cramped, but that there will be room for more if it is neces Uattenbach lne urocers.

Sight School HEW STORE KEY GOODS I HEW PRICES I DO YOU KNOW THAT OUTH sary. At the Sioux City Commercial college opens October 19. Monday, Wednesday SIDE A squad of Indian policemen from the Sioux Indian reservation are in the city en and Friday evenings. H. AG PJK.

ewele route to Sioux Falls to testify before the Monet to LoAK--Collateral security pre federal grand jury and in cases pending there in the United States court. They are 415 FOURTH STREET." ferred. A. Ji Smith, 27 Bolton block. dressed in neat, blue uniforms trimmed with white braid and wear stars that are fully Van's carpet cleaning works.

Tel, 637. Do 1'Ott Know lour incnes across. There will be a polo game tomorrow after The finest addition to SionxKJity, adjoins 'East Sioux the new manufacturing town, on theTfast, and that for a short time you can buy nice AcbeJLots at frofri $300 to $500 each? This secures at a great bargain a home that is Home. These lots are coinjj fast and it would be well to select one at o. Uemember that the Sioux City and Morning Side Ifculway runs through tl entire addition.

Take a ride to this elegant property and you will pa delighted. For plats, etc. call on or writa to GRosskN Wilson, ROOM 12, METROPOLITAN BLOCK. The best place to buy your boots and shoes noon between Sioux City and LeMars. The Don't buy your nnderwear' until you see our line and get otir prices.

We have got the finest line in the city and our prices are ollowine are the Dlavers Sioux CitvR. is at Snyder Reid's, 610 Fourth street. T. Patrick, captain P. Btatter, A.

Har- Use All Right flour. bord, A. otatter. LeMars J. Watson, captain: P.

tsammis, a. U'Kelley Kichards, right. MOORE'S TBADE PALACE. I you want good groceries go to Cha's. Brenn's, the reliable grocer.

A. C. College. G. F.

Statter will umpire. BrBirs, dentist, Ioa Savings bank bldg. NIT-U FUR uame caned, at i o'clock sharp. Go to Thomas Malone'a Catcher Merritt of the Chicago ball team Free balloon ascension at Riverside park For the best groceries at tho lowest prices. Fine fruit also.

WOOD 'MANTELS. THE LONG-HEADED HAN TAKES THE ELEVATED ROAD TOR WEST MORNING SIDE, this Hard to Beat. Diamond Bluff flour. All grocert. 4 Scherling raold, prescriptions, 1201 4tb.

For rent, cheapest desk room on Fourth -WHERE- 312 314 Pieree 'SIOUX CITY, IOWA street. Inquire W. F. -TVeyburn, Adams Take homo a box of Griffin's home made candies. Etjoof tops and cushions.

New and 4- Scherling 4th. THE LONDON AND SIOUX CITY COLONY INVESTMENT CO. Are now a number of dwellings which Trill be sold on tE-A-SIT TE RIVES TDVCEjKTT Plans for 100 of these dwellings can be seen at my office. ,421 Pieroo Stroot. 3J-.

aec 3Maaaa.xi.xxxl IrepairedV Fifth and Virginia Vp.ln a Balloon. It Lead Them All. J- Is not to be compared with it. One is the other is down." What'a down! the prices on all kinds of furniture at Kidd An investment now mad in Lewiston, at first prices, 13 bound to tqxb a 'r valuable one. For particUlarstnaps plats and prices, see -v lioom 200, TJnHed'Bant Build Ldst.

Once nsed, always For sale only by diua'a, eioJbourtiu- Chas. Breun, the reliable Cash Is Klnsr j- has traveled over a great deal of country and is counted something' of a sport, but his sporting proclivities were not shfflciontly developed yesterday to prevent him from biting on a skin game at the ball park and made a complaint to the bolice, but the gambler was gone and Merritt had to content himself with his experience. J. M. Poorbaugh and the party of Missouri capitalists who went north last Monday day to inspect the quarries of Sioux Valley, Btone company, arrived home yesterday morning.

The original programme was carried out, and the trip proved a very pleasant one. The Missouri people are so much pleased with the property of the company that they propose to purchase a large amount of its stock. Last evening they were figuring with the officers of the company on an extensive transfer of stock which will be closed in a day or two, 111,1 Personal. WF, Husted, of Defiance. is In tne city i-f '-kL T.

J. Le Dere, of Athens, Ga. is the tt Hardy, of Holyoke, is in the 3. C. Main waring, of Seattle, in theeity, i 5 CCampbell and ladyj J.

L. Mack Wd wife and McHugh'-and wife, of Scherling 1th If you want to save jnoney pay cash for PubUo FLORAL DESIGNS SIOUX CITY GREEN HOUSES, I rX tl Cor. Fierce and Ninth Sta. Tri. 130, a a II ELKMIMIoON Prompt A teen clou to Mail, Telephone or Telegraph.

'i your groceries and buy them at the O. Smoke Publio Demand cigar. Strictly hand long Havanna filler, 5 Bargains In Furniture. One hundred bedroom sets, twenty-flye f. The Largest living Horse G.

I El SV1 ERQH A Nil TOS LOR, parlor-, sets and a large variety'; of odd In the world, Jumbo, can be seen at the FRESCO and pieces at 8iy-3U'l Fourth street. L. Lindholm'. i'XX r.Kvntir PAINTE southwest corner of Sixth and Nebraska streets. Twenty hands high' and weighs llOUSll FAINTING 3Poox2rtlx Dtroot.

'l in the city don't fail to visit Hoit's A fine line of "Wall Papers and Competent Workmen pounds. 4 Fresh Vegetables. new photograph gallery, 1109 Fourth. Oat of town work oUctteAiUHl estimates farnUhecL Foreign and Domestic Suitings In Variety and Quality not Surpassed In the Northwest. Perfect frits Guaranteed.

5 Rexueinber the Place, 418 Fourth Acadeiay of Blusic BlocH Everything in season fresh dailj Chas, Evebtbody should go to Jordan Bros. TELEPHONE 099 Breun, the reliable grocer. 40TJAC3ISOS i before buying a stove,.