Hawarden Independent (Newspaper) - August 24, 1893, Hawarden, Iowa YOL SIOUX COUNTY IOWA AUGUST 1893 NO 1C CHURCH DIRECTORY CONGREG CHU 1 M Sunday School M uil blUle study Son Ui free Stran gers cordially invited to nil services BAPTIST Lords day ut 11 oclock every y ut 11 oclock a in and oclock p ni Sunday ut 12 m Prayer and conference nicotine Wednesday evening at arc Invited to these meetings METHODIST SUB every Sunday at Ep worth League moot at Wednesday evening All are to attend these CIVIC SOCIETIES I T Gladstone Lodge No Meets I every evening ut I T Hull Visiting members cox Invited KNIGHTS PYTHIAS Vesper No 85 Meets every Wednesday evening P Hull Visiting Knight in to attend IO O F Lodge No every Friday at Good Templar hall AH visiting the Order are cordially welcomed A F A M Dale Lodge No 45i Stated meetings Friday eve on or before full moon Vial ting brethren cordially invited to M W A Camp Meets second und fourth Monday of the month neighbors are invited to BUSINESS CARDS W C HOWE Physician and Surgeon W A QUIGLEY M D Physician and Surgeon All calls answered promptly or night Scott meat market J H BROWER M D Special to diseases of tho rectum nil diseases not answered except In obstetric cases Office in Live Drug Store THE DEMOCRATS IH COUNCIL The Convention at Orange City Selects Delegates and Passes Ringing Resolutions The Convention to Nominate County and the Winning Ticket Meet at Alton N The convention held by the democrats of Sioux jaunty at Orange City last Saturday was one of the best and most largely attended of any ever held in the county where delegates to a state convention were to be se It was considerably bet ter attended than the one held by the republicans the week prev ious for a like purpose and it demonstrates that those republi cans who have been congratulat ing themselves that our party in the county WRS as good as buried this fall may yet wake up to find Peter Egan W B Alien Schimp L M Brink C Harris T H Masher John Noi hause Fred Win Deuly Frank Fetter Jas Ross J A Pins A A Frank Arens H A A feller Theo Arens Paul Jos A Wells v Botton M P John Lankelma G L VanOlst G T Hat ley y H L ford L C Fie Nicholas Knewell 12dv ward Meighan F WEST P Gco Brush G Mulder John Burdorf Vos W Moret F J Gel rich Tho committee on resolutions then brought in its report many parts of which elicited rounds of applause It was adopted M D SURGEON IOWA First bank CITY IOWA Will In all the State and Federal courts Collections promptly remitted Ti tles examined und abstracts furnished WM HUTCHINSON County Attorney j ORANGE CITY IOWA Will practice In nil the und Federal Collections und promptly re mitted J II O G Jib Law IOWA Will In the courts of und All business promptly nud personally attended to ELGIN The Leading Store WATCHES STANDARD HTC REPAIR WORK receive prompt and ly iui experienced work in tin who nil work JEWELERY CO W W HALL V E WAT 1C INS Cashier General Banking and Collecting Business Money loaned on approved Security ut current niton und soil of on principal In United Grout and Eu rope DEPOSITS RECEIVED FROM MERCHANTS MANUFACTURERS AND 6 Paid on Time Deposits it the liveliest corpse they ever gazed upon The convention to order at by M A Sulser ch airin n k a 1 committee L VanOlst was cho sen temporary chairman and D T Gearhart temporary secretary A motion was made by Q T Hatley seconded by Will A Wells that the a committee of five on credentials The motion prevailed and as such committee the chairman named P H D T Gearhart Will Dealy G H Brush and Jerry Simpson A motion for the chairman to appoint a committee of three on pre vailed and J Koolbeck N H Graffand Z appointed The mode of selecting delegates to the state was then discussed and a motion was made to proceed in the manner adopted by previous conventions of havr ing the delegates from the five supervisor districts meet in cau candidates from each district to the convention for ratification This was adopted A motion was made and car ried that a committee of three on resolutions be named by the chairman who appointed Will A Wells D O Stone and Chas Harris as such committee On motion the convention ad until 2 p m AFTERNOON SESSION Chairman rapped the convention to order at and stated that the first business would bo the report of the various committees committe to report organization which reported in favor of making the temporary organization perma nent The committee on credentials reported all the townships repre sented but Eagle Washington and Welcome by the following delegates O Stone Gear hart T H VanSickle L N Nutt ant F L Mishler L Plate O J Dunham Henry Plate August Klein Z D T H J P Mulhall and Hem Shimmer Koolbeck Hick er N Perry A Vos G Gerit and Stuck Ross Granger C Hanson H Herter Tno Gehan and G F Karl EAST H P H N Haupert Henry Sauer Pat Allen John Croatt Frank Schem mel Chas B Wagner and John Eul berg P Murphy J son T Higgins J A Elbert T C Riely and E H Moran Gco R Moin McDonald Ernest Hen rich Walker G John B O Kane Bishop PJ Bundle RESOLUTIONS Tho democrats of Sioux county in convention assembled denounce all per sons who for party advantage are now causing panics among the people and houses by falsely charging that the president of the United States and the present administration ruin and disaster upon the land These dy of public confidence and ca lamity howlers should remember the ALTERNATES P E Granger T Gearhart C D Tidrick A H G Van dor Wilt John Win Morel do Jong Jas J H Simpson central committee was caused by republican dishonesty republican ex and republican legislation Ve charge that the present business has been caused by the fi legislation of the republican larty during the past thirty years and ty the nefarious republican creation as the Sherman Silver Law a monstrosity whose parents arc ashamed o lathe r it 6 wh dot end its s character and who now without The first was that on its fraud and infamy We commend tho present adminis ration in its efforts to make the pen sion list a roll of honor and not a roll of dishonor Wo congratulate the state upon the splendid record made by Gov Horace Boies the host governor Iowa has lad We endorse the national democratic form and demand the repeal of the Sherman law and prosperity be restored and wo avor in lieu thereof as declared by lie last national convention the coin age of both silver and gold of equal in value and on equal terms To the end that tho farmers and laborers of this country shall reap a just reward of their labors wo demand a reduction of tariff taxes to a revenue basis and denounce tho tariff law as the crowning atrocity of the century In the future as in the past we believe in a well regulated high license law as enunciated by our state platforms and we charge that the republican party out of pure hypocrisy passed thu infa mous prohibitory Law which has caused and is causing the reign of free whiskey and anarchy throughout this great commonwealth Wo charge that the republican party passed that law well knowing tho outrage and in justice it would inflict and now with public acknowledgement of their crime they solicit a continuance of confidence and ask the people of Iowa to place them in power again so they can repeal the blighting fraud they have placed upon tho people Wo denounce as a spectacle shame ful disgusting and extraordinary the frenzied appeals of the republican party in Iowa fur the and the confidence of our people to the end that they may dishonor their own child and disgrace themselves and the state AVo cordially invite all friends of true temperance and good government to join with us in electing our local and stato ticket The ladies of the Hull Political Equality Club were present and at their earnest request had tho committo on resolutions lay the following before the convention Whereas the people of this state are the sovereigns of the state and believe that the women of the tho state aro a part of tho people BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED that the delegates to tho state convention bo requested to present the tho Iowa Political Equality Club to that body to the end that some action may he taken to secure for the women of Town Home rights which they arc justly entitled to The resolution or petition rather OH motion was laid on tho table without discussion The roll of supervisor districts the called and tho following for delegates and alternates were presented to the convention and on motion were declared elected D O Stono Chas P Wagner Will A Wells U Jacob Koolbeck Peter Eagan L A 1 Warren L C Fie A county from the various townships then chosen as follows H Stiles Vtis G D Johnson Vaat II Koolbeck G Schwoppe Ryan G O E Granger G V thu in H Sj m p s o n P Wayne H Moran McNally West W Brush On motion of Will A Wells the petition of tho Hull Political Equality Club was then taken from the table for the purpose of from the ladies upon tho matter and for such other action might decide upon Mrs Ballard then addressed the convention and stated some of the reasons why they desired the right of suffrage At tho conclu of her address Mrs Ballard said she would like to hear from D T Gearhart That gentleman spoke in favor of the resolution it No one spoke in opposition Will A Wells then moved that Hi o SOIST DEALERS IN FANCY GROCERIES FRUITS Canned Goods Confectionery Cigars Tobaccos NICE FRESH OYSTER SERVED IN ALL STYLES First Class Bakery and All Kinds of Hake Goods Alway on Hand 1 I to V YOU MONEY UK Hardware Harli Wire CHI Etc Give Rim a Iowa A The arrival of our Now Line of P E MAYNARD Hawarden DISBROW the petition be referred to the delegates to take such action with it at DesMoines as they deemed for the best interests of the dem party This motion pre vailed G T Hatley moved that 1he delegates be instructed to vote for Fred White for governor on the first ballot with the privilege of using their individual prefer ence thereafter Mr Wells stat ed that ho had a personal letter in which he pos declined the and for that reason opposed the in although Mr White vas his first choice The motion to instruct was voted down and ho convention adjourned After the adjournment the county central committee met and elected Gerrit and P H Moran sec It was decided to hold Lhe county convention to nomi nate county officers afc Alton on the 4th of October KEEP of Goods of Any Use OUT OF OK IN THE HOUSE ALL GOODS OF BEHT QUA AND FIRST OF ASS AND the ii m TY Proof of tho pudding is UK Come and try us once ualing so Dont Forget Our Fall Line of Trunks D J H C H N M D N G W K A HASH KINI Bulletin Corn has made good progress tho past week but is somewhat retarded by the cool nights The rainfalls have been ample to in sure a good crop except in a few counties in the northeastern por tion of the state Pastures much improved and tho in good condition for fall plowing More rain would improve both Late potatoes benefitted by the rains but the crop will bo light show that barley is yielding from 25 to 30 bu per acre Oats about 60 per cent of an average crop Northwestern State Bank I O Largest Capital of Any Bank in District Will buy and sell exchange loan money buy notes mort gages warrants and make farm loans at iow rates both in Iowa and Dakota Customers will receive liberal treat with sound banking 14 Interest Paid on Time Deposits Pay Taxes Here m as
