Adams County Union (Newspaper) - May 24, 1894, Corning, Iowa NUMBER 1333 CORNING ADAMS COUNTY IOWA MAY ALE in Slate Supreme and United Stales Courts First IOWA VIT O MITCHELL Specia given to collections Office Second lout north of post office IOWA Y ATL A W IOWA Special attention privon to collections over Block A THOMPSON SEN Harness Saddles Collars Bridles Whips Combs Brushes etc ing neatly and cheaply All work war Iowa w CO Lath Doors Sash Blinds Lime Cement Btc Etc gladly Yards corner Beaton Aye street Iowa C D D S TT DENTIST Office over liros store All work S JOHNSON M D SURGEON door south Davis Wells law office Residence just cast ol Academy THE CORNING CORNING IOWA OKEY Proa iA IM TiTiUE Cashier W K U Chapman O H H LaKue A F Okey CF E A Scholz a regular In nil Its branches Interest paid on savings deposits We muke a ol ruul loans Call on us iu our new building the Fair E GLOVER Physician Surgeon over Andrews Clothing Store CORNING IOWA ill attend promptly all calls day or night in city or country Residence corner lOst and ave Dental Parlors Established in 1878 OVER 1st NATIONAL BANK CORNING IOWA All classes of and dentistry carefully per formed using ble modern methods Please appoint ments in anil saved any delay HOTEL EWING OPPOSITE DEPOT CRESTON IOWA R E II BUY ANT II D 5fc Manns Corning lawn 3tiC3t 1st north of C T Cole RALPH NEWCOMB to Bind Co DEALER IN Lath Doors Lime Pickets Cement And Everything by Agent for Fays Manilla Hoofing Bradley Vroomans Mixed Paints Leads and Oils General Kolsey and Array of 175 per sons Encamped on the General Kelseys Omaha army of the Commonweal arrived in Cornin g Mon day afternoon and camped alo ng the south of depot There were one hundred and of them live companies They had marched from a mile this side of and were tired and dirty They made hasty toilets as best they some using wash while others chose the Prepara tions were at made for supper A paper was circulated by S D Bacoa and soon an abundant supply of food Tor supper and breakfast was secured The quarantine that had been estab against them by the Board of Health ou account of their supposed contact with smallpox patients was raised it having boon learned that they had not passed through Pacific Junc tion at all were very orderly and under good discipline The majority of the army is composed of young men be tween the ages of and thir ty all stout robust fellows The UNION reporter number of and with the exception of the officers there can scarcely be to be any fixed purpose in the minds of any of them or any idea how their march can result in any good cr secure any legislation There arc men of all trades iu the army Capt Duff was formerly a compositor at working under Ed C Russell when he published a paper there and has relatives Taylor county Corning is represented in the personage of John West John secur ed a leave of absence at Brooks and marched in ahead of the army Gen is a small man of about 11 o years has a gray mustache is of ruddy complexion and wears a white felt hat Ho is a saddler by profession and has resided in Omaha ten years HJ is a by birth General is a pronounced enthusiast and firmly believes that tho Commonweal movement is fully warranted After supper he addressed tho citizens of stating the objects and of tUe He said capital upon labor had come to be unbearable That the misrepresentation of the masses by had deprived three million persona of the chance to earn their living That congress has treated all petitions for relief mere theories npt warranted at all and that it is their purpose to present to congress and the an object lesson that will convince it that it is a condition and not a theory that is confronting Ho said they were all laboring men who hoped to be back to their homes next fill in time to oast their votes What do we want to do said he In Iho west we have acres of laud that is lying idle because it is arid Thousands of men can be employed constructing ir rigation ditches to convey the water from the mountains to reclaim the laud and make homes In the east we want good roads In payment for these im wo want to issue bearing notes Wo want congress to restore tho parity of silver and to enact such laws as will place la bor onan equal footing with capital What will we do when we get to Wash ington Well we will first see what the other fellows intend to do Generil Kelsoy is a talker Ho was preceded by Capt Duff who spoke on tho same line The army remained in camp until eight oclock Tuesday morning when they received the marching order and started toward KILLED AT BED OAK Fate of a Boy who with Kelseys Army RED OAK May unknown man wrs killed last night between 10 and 12 oclock by a switch engine in the Burlington yards Deceased was about 13 years old weighed about 130 pounds medium dark was dressed in a dark suit of clothes No papers were found on the body nor any article with the exception of a pipe with D II cut upon tho stem The coroners held over the remains brought out the fact that de home was in Council also that ho had just descried from Kelseys army that was in near here yesterday The are now undertaking rooms j unidentified I He Had From Inek j Mrs didnt you spoak to Mrs Downey as she You used to very sweet on her before yon married mo Mr his rejected mo Ill never forgive her as long as I live HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT The commencement exercises of Corn ing High school will be held at the M E Friday evening June 1st The allowing is the program Music Welcome song The Class invocation Rev J 11 Wellborn Overture Dichter und F Misses Bevins and Richards Salutatory James Lyons Oration It Might Have Been Miss Pansy E fielding Oration Simon Thumbs Up Miss Thomas Oration Looking Towards the End Miss Lucy A Music Bolero Miss Zapha Oration Weight of Words Miss Effle Fees Oration At the threshold Miss Bessie Oration Foundations James Lyons Solo Amorosa Miss Ella M Shuler Oration We are Sailors IdaM Stepping Stones Robert T Gentle Miss Myrtle A Earle Music Anchored The Class Oration Waiting Miss Stella Davis Oration Dare and Do Bell Oration Future Miss Nellie Donahue Music De Salon G D Wil Mrs Cynthia F Valedictory Miss Thomas Awarding Diplomas Z T Widener Song Who The Class Benediction Rev A M Beman CROP BULLETIN DBS MOINES May 22 1894 The past week brought unseasonable extremes tho temperature ranging from ninety degrees to the frost line High winds prevailed the first half of the week causing rapid evaporation of the scant moisture in tho soil The average rain fall was generally deficient Report of frosts and freezing tem on the 10th and 20th come from all sections of the state but the extent aa yet ba Garden truck grapes and small fruit Buffered most severely In many was cut to the ground but it only checked in growth and not materially injured Potatoes are not believed to be porma damaged Small grain crops havo suffered from hot and dry winds than from freezing In the larger part of the state the hay crop will ba considerably shortened by droughty conditions Rain is need ed in all districts The average of com has been mater increased over last year and the outlook for that crop is unusually prom ising Think of the Future When Edison gets his kinetoscope in to the hands ofthe children large and small where will the occupation of the amateur photographer be The slow camera can toll only one story and give away the victim in but a single position but the new invention is a gazer and will tell tho whole story of a courtship or a squabble from first to last Though the inventor as yet looks on the as a mere toy there is rea son to expect that it will soou distingu ish itself in broach of promise CMOS by before the eyes of the jury the whole drama while the phonograph puts in the language at tho proper mo ments These be trying times but they to tho times that are in store for Express A CYCLONE ON THE 111 May Lar kin of college observatory after watching all day tho solar cyclone says its dimensions exceed those of any storm he has on the sun during his career as an astronomer It is now at its full height Its length is 80000 miles and tho width varies from 32000 to 43030 miles Tho peculiar features aro jets and bridges The whole masg has a twisting rotary motion There are two storm at a distance are spots The professor attributes the unusual hoat recently experienced to this storm A Methodist Church in Rome corner stone of tho new Episcopal church and college afternoon with imposing in the pres ence of a distinguished gathering of church diplomats public find others An oration was delivered by the Rev Mr Pigott who represented Ihe Methodists of England and Bishop also delivered an oration in tho course of which he spoke of Christianity of Rome and its ad DISEASE Has Been Proven to ba Catarrh of the Kidneys A letter from A Shear of La states J am recom mending your Peruna to every one I hear complain Several people already commenced taking it My disease was Brights disease of the kid neys arid 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Sorrows crown of sorrows is remem bering happier Heaven tries our virtue by affliction the cloud that wraps the present hour serves but to lighten all our fu ture Broun Strength is born in the deep silence of long suffering hearts not amid Mrs The gem cannot be polished without friction nor can man be perfected with out Proverb ABOUND THE SLOPE The Insane asylum at Clarinda has an excellent baud composed of inmates Clarinda votes June seventh on the question To restrain restrain the cow from at large an the city Ottumwa new court house was dedi with appropriate ceremonies last Thursday Mt Ayr is to have a new 3 town hall A of boy burglars havo been corralled at Mt Ayr Alfred Johnson a young man who hrs been in the employ of Pogge Co of Red Oak fell on tho street and died suddenly last Friday night The cause is unknown Last Monday while playing with home made infernal Hall got his blown full of powder Me was lucky to escape with no serious harm LITERARY NOTES A story life in ludia with 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