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   Iowa State Press (Newspaper) - September 14, 1903, Iowa City, Iowa                               DAILY IOWA STATE VOL. V. IOWA SEPTEMBER 1903. WINTER COMES IN THE WEST WITH SUDDEN SNOWSTORM CATTLE AND SHEEP PERISHING WITH COLD ON THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN RAILROADS SNOW BLOCKADED AND WIRES BLOWN DOWN IN STORM 26 DEGREES LOWEST TURE REACHED AT CHEYENNE ACTIVITY OF TURKISH MENT AT BEIRUT HOPEFUL the Bulgarian frontier near Teken and that tne French consulate at Kirk was fired on by the Turkish but no serious damage A Turkish detachment encamped near Gilh Tepe had with it twenty Bulgarian women and CHICAGO LAUNDRY WORKERS POSTPONE STRIKE ONE WINTER Sudden Storm in Northwest Destroys Vast Quantity of Telegraph Wires Down and Trains Snow Blockaded on all Mercury Goes Down to Twenty-Six Degrees at Sept. of tie and sheep are freezing on the ranges of the according to tne meager advices received here as the result of the ed ly heavy snow storm at this season of the Railroad traffic is blockaded by a snow fall often inches in the 1" Montana and tup ire British Northwest is in tha grip of a frigid At Wyo. the lowest 26 degrees being the The storm broke unexpectedly on the ranges and thousands of cattle and sneep It is still snowing In Colorado and but clearing other Telegraph wires are down in and the exact extent of the damage cannot be for several TURKS RAID Sultan's Admirable Troops Carry Bulgarian Women and I Sept Sofia dispatch Bays the Turkish troops have raided BULGARIA PREPARING FOR WAK Russia and Austria Agree to be tral in Case of Bulgarian Sept. re- t the foreign office to the effect that if the Turkish advance on the Bulgarian frontier continues the en- tire Bulgarian force will be mobilized Russia and Austria have officially signified intention of maintaining strict neutrality in the event of between Turkey and Bulgaria but will hold each other accountable for their actions it is be will take the same The A LARGE Iowa City Commercial college MORE WASH HOUSE Chicago Laundry Workers Getting Ready to Strike Sept second strike of the laundry workers set for today was postponed until the unions having decided to extend the time in which the employers are to refuse or grant their demands for an increase ranging from 15 to 25 pei cent. FAMOUS PHOTOGRAPHER DEAD New Sept the world-famous photographer died here this morning from He haa photographed nearly all the famous theatrical people and those prominent in public MURDERER N. Y. Sept. Eg- nor was electrocuted this morning for the murder of Archibald Benedict a keeper in the Auburn The popular Thor will be in the opera douse tonight The play was given in Des Moines last week and the Des Moines Daily News says it is the best attraction of its kind seen at the cap- ital. bogins its regular class work row and from the enrollments day and from the number of tions coming in from surrounding towns and Prof Williams ex- a larger attendance than ever although the enrollment during the past year has been The following students of this has taken positions during the few Miss Mary with the Equitable Mfg. Co Miss Nellie Zeithamel with the tan Mfg. Co. Miss Minnie E F. Rate Miss Ida Hughes with S. Miss Jessie with Dr. Jepson of Sioux Miss Nellie with the Iowa lity Soap Mfg. Co. and Miss Elva stenographer to the Superm of the Hospital for the insane at la. A number of improvements have 3een made about the school this New floors have been laid in the main hall and the laige tion room has been newly the halls and stairways nd everything put m first-class shape roi the fall The Budget System of bookkeeping which was introduced into this tion a year ago has proven a great and is far in advance of any or the many popular systems that nave been used during the thirty-eight years that this school has been in successful The students combine theory anc practice from the is un- admitted by our schools to the true The department of penmanship is 11 charge of Prof James W. one of the finest pen artists in the who has had more than twee ty experience as instructor in this and other business in some of the best schools in Illinois and and who has won prizes against some of the best business col- lege men of the East in rapid business penmanship and figures Tne introduction of Gregg hand is a popular feature of this school and is drawing an exceptionally large of students to this is this system is now by a arge majority of the leading schools or this country to be the best in use and the old systems are be- ing rapidly discarded as the Gregg is NO. 273 easiest to easiest tc write and easiest to Many leach ers and stenographers formerly the older systems have dropped them and taken up the Gregg and speak very highly in. its This department is in charge of Miss an stenographer and practical Prof. Williams is doing a splendid in the preparation and equipment of young men and women for the real battles of and the Press is pleased to note the continued success that at- tends his fine AWFUL CYCLONE AT will Reports that Loss of Property Reach One Million Fla. Sept. gers arriving here by train from pa today report property loss there of a million dollars due to a There's of nourishment in bi ead made of of It is rich in For sale by C. M T an esteemed passed this morning at 3 o'clock after a siege of ill at his home on South Gilbert stieet Mr Close was 74 years of and leaves a three sons and one He came here from York In 1854 and has been identified with manj I of Iowa City's greatest business enter puses and most successful factories The paper mills at Coralville and tnc oil mills in Iowa their daj most then to his business acumen and energy and He was a good a loving husband and a A host of friends mourn with his immediate kinsfolk The last sad rites will be conducted by Rev L. Wednesday at 4 at the family residence What are They are vitiated or morbid fluids ing the veins and affecting the They are commonly duo to defective tion but are How do they manifest themselves In many cutaneous eruption salt rheum or pimples and and in How are they expelled By Hood's which also builds up the system that has suffered from It is the best medicine for all THE DAY'S Direct Wire Reports of Chicago and New York Grain and vision These quotations received daily from E. H. broker and com mission grain and member Chicago Trade Private wire direct to cago Telephone 3000 and get the 114% Washington lows E. H. Chicago Grain and September 14, e Sept. Dec. Plenty of good bread made of of flour is good for ing Gives healthy Sold by C Mrs Ida H. Cowles has 'S she will her many friends in the big store Mrs is an experienced and capable and will doubtless as much in her new post as she has performed in other positions Sept. May Sept Dec. May Sept Dec. May Sept. Oct. Sept. Oct. 51 13 60 13.85 13 75 Clothing 935 832 9.40 847 8.77 8.65 Days in the for the Very fine Satin wide and handsome a dollar quality in every 2 days special 75 C. 10 pieces of strictly loom yard for the 2 days 89c. Bedspreads in pink and blue a regular 2 days at 50 doz. Pillow very fine quax retails every where lOc 2 days at 8 1-3C 20 doz. ready-made ex- quality of bleached torn and 48C Large size Huck lent value 50 doz. Turkish Wash Special and Opening Fall Tuesday and Wednesday we place on sale tional values at a special 2-day New Fall Suits and SKirts and Children's New BlacK and Colored Dress New Costume Velvets and SfW S New NeW New Wool and Cotton New Lace Portiere Our corps of buyers for our different stores have just returned from a 21 days stay in three largest markets of up here and there for spot cash their choicest us to offer to our patrons this Fall the largest and most complete assortments in every stock that we have ever shown Tuesday and Wednesday as an we offer a special Two days pricing giving you a genuine bargain feast early in the If we say it means and the goods are the dependable 4We mafere no ise that we can not Unmatchable Bargains in Wool and Cotton We invite comparison with any value in the We handle he best blankets made and our per cent of profit admits of an under- specials for Tuesday and grey all-wool pretty border at 1% pure all-wool white fornia Blankets Plaid Blankets in blue blue and at The greatest value in a cotton Blanket ever strictly 12-4 not 1 0-4 or but 1 2-4, strictly sanitary quality at A 1 cotton Blanket in sanitary cotton fleece at 79c. Pretty knitted carriage and crib Blankets fer the baby at 8 8.82 8.70 9.00 Chicago Live Union Stock September 14, 1903 Recants Todav Hogs 30.000 5c lower strong lOc lower Hogs left 3300 5c higher Mixed and 15. Good to choice 10 lOc 60 05 Cows and 80. Stackers and Car Car 176; corn 816; 185. Estimates tomorrow 145, 755; 240. Liverpool Grala Wheat opened higher Wheat Corn opened Corn closed Northwest Day Week Year Minneapolis 651 810 Duluth 232 Holiday 450 Our Fall Display of stylish apparel for men and boys ex- by far any heretofore made in Iowa The variety is the patterns are handsomer and our finer lines are made by custom in their production the highest skill and utmost together with faction of fit and style never before attained in IP ready-made Prices range from to SPECIAL VALUES THIS WEEK AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING UNDERWEAR AND FURNISHING COME AND SEE US IN OUR NEW STORE 120422 WASHINGTON 882 1260 The Largest Stock of New Waistings and Black Dress Goods Shown in the We are assortment of are told daily by our no where m the city is there an Tuesday and Wednesday will you q Our New York buyer found a veritable dress goods plum from an importer who was anxious to have cleared decks for Shirt Waist New Knub Silk Knub Silk Dot Voiles Plain French Rain proof Storm Scotch New Waistings of every knad in Mercerised Silk Fleeced Black P K Tuesday and Wednesday special we offer 50 pieces of Fleeced Black P. K. and Oxford in pretty patterns ami colorings at 15c a. Exclusive Styles In Latest Dress No store in Iowa City shows an equal assortment of Fine High Grade every late effect in Wood Fibre Cluny Lace ic real and imitation Irish Point de Spangled Jet and We this to be the finest line of high grade ever shown in your at 25C to a Nobby Golf Sweaters In Greens and Blouse special for 2 strictly all wool at A New York Clean 100 Imported Japanese very novel and desirable for dens and Two sizes 30x60 at 36x60 at Famous Royal Worsted and G D. Corset say certainly must be judging from the quantity we are selling of The Princess Hip Corsets in these two famous These two corsets give you what you are looking for n style and Any corset that does not give you satisfaction we give you another one for it. New Point de Lace New Hand New Pillow New Pillow New Pillow New Opera New Japanese SilK New Waist New Pearl vnf m to the and of our famous You'll notice a about the suits here you did not see quality and fit 5a SuitS that inspection trouble to show you if you wish to buy or nbt The Iowa City teamsters are up in and out on a against William the A committee of the union on the and declared that the men would do without work all season rather than yield the which involves hours per day and The Union men say they demand 50 foi nine hours a day they that prevails all over the where the time is only 8 hours a They allege that they are ed but for ten hours a and that they will not accept that even if the contractor hires the Inter- urban Railway company's force of from across the The good man will go around town tip your bread and cooking if you Tise of For sale by C. 14th, ELMER Tremendous Success Thoroughbred Tramp A Forever Favorite ANNOUNCEMENT The Exclusive Fall Styles of the eastern and foreign markets will be on g and Sept. 16, 17 and 18, THE PUBLIC OF IOWA CITY AND SIC VICINITY ARE CORDIALLY INVITED INDIVIDUALITY OUR DOVE COMING SEATS NOW READY FOR Wednesday Sept. 16. OPERA m HOUSE of And their Big Company of Supported by palti And a Chorus of Singing and Girls The Play Company and Scenery guaranteed lo please every partial to sensa- tional Comedy E. Admission 35c 5Oc. The Cleverest and Funniest Comedy BEAUTIFUL ELECTRICAL SWEET SINGING AND GRACEFUL A NIGHT AND MUSIC X t t 25c, J. Smith a of Great Ability ia GAME A GIGANTIC SCENIC SMITH If X Had Tor Home and for This S  

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