Le Mars Semi-Weekly Post (Newspaper) - September 24, 1901, Lemars, Iowa Every Tuesday and EQUAL RIGHTS TO ALL AND SPECIAL PRIVILEGES TO VOLUME LE SEPTEMBER 24, 1901. NUMBER 80 op. o r THREE MURDERS I OLDEST ft 8 LARGEST CLOTHING I B SHI STORE II PLYMOUTH H I T v w w w THIS STORE I I has become very popular with economical nothing Buyers Our plan of selling only the the Right at the Right at Right Prices has built up a large business for Our efforts however arc continually toward better things for our toward giving bettor and great values for less A. the Excite of Three Great Mrs. A. D. has bad been ' v w w w W W W 3 list to start the Suit season right we are going to give you foi - two weeks something in the shape of a Men's suit that you won't find every It is a regular 10 value and cannot be sold anywhere for Shoes Shoes & Childrens the f anil die told a of md some Gets a Merrill Business In a Peek of You cant be happy while you feet ache Get properly lilted hero and you'll have no trouble of that It's n dark all freach H sack cut in the right fashion and & iri perfect in with heavy serge lining and % r. - lv Sixes for a man or young Ladies Kid qjg man from 84 to 44. the price on this suit will bo extension military % for $ 1,50 to $ 2 Sioux City Journal 11- 0 Douglas i. itn the f in excitement of t h r ee lions o f r u l e r s of nations ers of President King Humbert of I t a l y. late president ed Peavey came iji from i t r i p t o and reporter for J o u r n a l last sumo of scenes which she of her p a r t y w i t n e s s e d in Buffalo inc i d e n t a l of s i d e n t Mrs. Peavey was in a p a r ly of Mr. a n d Mrs. hums of tRo r boing u d a u g h t e r or Mrs. Miss M aw daughter of t i c and Daniel C a brother of Mrs. Wo were on t h e t r n iu from N i a g a r a np t o t h e F a l l s when we first heard the o f t h e McKinley s a i d Mrs. The conductor came t h r o u g h the t r a i n and told us had shot b y a soldier who had inst returned from t he P h i l l i p p i n c s ' ' We were shocked mid di d not believo t h e for we had just seen the president and Mrs. McKinley an hour before at Intermit ional hotel at They had just returned from the falls and were going to t a ke the electric t r a i n down to c i ty of From the falls we took t he t r a i n on t h e C a n a d i a n side and came down to ' Wo f o u n d the report was t o o and the excitement everywhere was Nothing was talked of. and people were hurrying about here and t i n r e as i f It proved iv great l: t o We had right b y dour as tho prc - l and h is wife rame of the International hotel after their refreshing t r i p to the He smiling a n d bowed to t h e h u n d r e d s of a s l i e admirers on either side who greeted h i m as ho and h i s wife entered t h e A peculiar incident occurred while we w e r e w a i t i n g for the president emerge from the ho ' c l Our family have commented mi the fact that I had been in P a r i s and in Home when two r u l e r s liau been am Mr. Clcland remarked to me at ( he In door that I had or Her c. F z Remember free ( o i t s * 5.( to $ 1. 0 I i s t o le next going sew Year Coupons to give iO s I'll p r e s e n t s Willi all J will IMe i; u in tin's g r a n d I cash ( list | For Srand $ 500 Harvest Contest and Harvest $ 5 0 0 In c o a h os f o r t l i o best s p e c i m e n s of F a rm P r o d u c t s. A g r e a t special sate of a h a l f million dollars worth of f a l l w i n t e r m e r c h a n d i s e. LIST OF HARVEST CONTEST PRIZES | FOR BEST 11 p r i z e s 111 prizes l. IS p r i z e s 1.00 t o M 0 e a ch 1.00 t o $ 50 each 5.00 t o $ 20 each 1.00 t o 910 each Sweet 13 prizes $ 1.00 t o $ 10 each W a t e r 12 prizes 1.00 t o $ 10 each 12 prizes $ 1.00 t o $ 10 each 12 p r i z e s $ 1.00 t o $ 10 each 12 p r i z e s 12 prizes Musk 12 prizes 1.00 t o $ 10 each $ 1 0 0 t o $ 10 each 1.00 t o $ 10 each S e n d for p r e m i um I l o t and ( nil p a r t i c u l a r s h a r v e s t sale Also for grand occurrences upon which h nng tho certainty of great events u t e one of t h e most effective weapons in the hands of t h e skillful a i m i n g ro enchain the interest and excite the emotions of t h e a u d i There is one alien incident part i c u l a r ly mentioned by reviewers in the jerian For Her S a k e which is to be seen I h e opera house October The play is a nut ( ho theme of which in t h a t of tho love of it p r i n c e of tho blood for a false with tho opposition of h i s who hold his eyes t h e l aw of and also of tho secret for of tho price prompts his r i v a l to embroil h im in a political conspiracy that ultimately introduces h im a w l t h e spectator to t h e Siberian The scene adverted to i n t he s e c o n d act. I t is made possible by t h e n a tional costume of t ho people who figure in t h i s a g a i n s t whom there i s plot aimed a t his l i f e enters a p e a s a n t ' s but a nd throws aside tho l o n g trimmed worn by t ho men of Whilo ho sleeps one of t h e prince 's foes m i s t a k i n g tho coat i n t h e darkness for h i s slips i n on a n d s t e ps tho threshold of t ho Shots r i n g s and t ho mini in the borrowed falls dead intuit Tho piece is full of s i m i l a r calculated to keep t h e s p e c t a t o r on t ho qui vivo from riso to fall of curt a i n Though verging on t h e tragical in many of i t s s i t u a t i o n s it is s a id that in t ho piece is well sustained nig Damage DAVIDSON BROS. CO. at The Post Office 5c. Orango lurry { { Lynch is engaged in t ho business of r e p a i r i n g at Hock a n d a member of John i n ' s Through his a t P. D. Van a n d O. Mr. Lynch alleges that F a t h e r Phelan has damaged his good name $ 5000. The p e t i t i o n ' filed on S a t u r d a y at t ho court house recites t h a t on Sunday F e b r u a r y before tho e n t i r e congregation tho defendant a Koman Catholic priest called ' him a ' ' s l i m y sneaky si our ami if he does n o t stop will draw down black curse upon loan at 5 oar cant new * tor not wait there or McKinl be Not more than one vo hoard t he shooting in ' S ix years agi s i s i n g of my sou voy and a t might hour at news of I hi on were traveling in we r P a r i s tho verv next a parly Ir. Frank Pea myself and other aft the president had been shot he was b We were eating when a w a i t e r i and showed ns announcing the the republic vn by an enemy a s enter his in o a r rooms in a tho black head li p r e s i d e n t ' s As t h e d ay advanced there w a s a good deal of gossip on t h e s t r e e ts and in p u b l i c but tho in P a r i s did compare with that in last year in t h e summi when King Humbert was ' ' O u r parly had been in for some l i t t lo time on t h i s t r i p Wo had reached Homo several days before the k i n g was We s aw some very e x c i t i n g times I hero over this affair We were d r i v i n g in a c a r r i ag when the news boys screamed out lh t o r r i b lo and wo procured I shall not soon forget tho ini I got in Homo as a of tho King Humbert was greatly beloved man by h i s Mrs. Peavey states that Chicago was almost one solid scene of black Wed Sho left there Wednesday eve u i n g for Sioux a r r i v i n g here a t 10 o'clock yesterday She has never seen such a display of mourning before as t h a t in t h e c i t y on tho expressing respect universal sorrow of t ho tho sad and u n t i m e l y death of tho presi dont of tho iio C a r p e n t e r ' s Quo V a d i s which opened this season at t h e American T h e a t r e in was pronounced by the c r i t i c s to bo t ho best dramata tion of t h e famous novel which hap boon In v i ew of t h e approval which Quo V a d i s gained last year i t i s not too much to p r e d i c t an fled success for i t t h i s Tho com pan v hus been augmented by sov oral new a r t i s t s a n d a complete of new scenery has been added Tho burning of Homo i s most stupendous scenic effect over produced whilo the scene in which Lygia iB from tho hull in r e a l i s t i c by t ho in of t ho o u t i r o arena scene showing tho girl bound upon tho a u i m a t ' s This i s t h e only company on t h e road which presents t h i s inci dent a n d i t h a s created a Q u o V a d i s will bo seen horo next Friday September 27 at t ho o p e r a tablet on tho market for five cents at the Poet print ] ing Considerable excitement prevails in Merrill and v i c i n i t y about c e r t a i n u t t e r a n c e s luado by George Kale a n d h is wife concerning tho m a r t y r e d At such a when tho whole country i s moved to c o m p a s s i o n a t t he untimely death of s o g r o a t a and with i n d i g n a t i o n a t t h o common sense would to a l l b u t those deprived of a l l h u m a n t h a t all p a r t i s a n disagreements ho j lid Only t h o m o s t ignorant uid intolerant s p i r i t could give vont to expressions such as a r e c r e d i t e d to Kale and h i s Mrs. K a l e said that if i t wero possible sho would cover g r a v e with filth in Inch noble sho w a s by her w o r t h y This and o t h e r s t a t e m e n t s so aroused tho p a t r i o t i c c i t i z e n s of that a mass mooting was held i n o r d e r to on t h e p u n i s h m e n t to be out to t h e Many prominent c i t i z e n s wero present among thorn Mayor F. E. and i t w a s conducted in t h e most orderly Mr. Fred flancer was c h a i r m a n of t h e assembly a n d several of those who heard the s t a t e m e n t s made by Mr. and Mrs. repeated them under Tho most wero i n favor of ar and but t h i s was after much debating of tho Among those who made speeches wero Prof. J. T. Rose and J o h n O. Tho citizens adopted ' t h o following resolution George Kalo a n d h i s wife have dishonored the n a m e of our dead president bo i t resolved That the c i t i z e n s of Merrill a n d v i c i n i t y in convention do them as tin fit to bo American citizens and do them in t he strongest Citizens of Morrill and 7 i c i n i t y. In a d d i t i o n to t h i s Kale will bo expelled from c e r t a i n lodges of which he is a and a boycott was upon his place of On Sunday a few s t r a n g e r s attempted to liter but t h ey were informed of t h e e x i s t i n g circumstances and Offences of t h i n n a t u r e c e r t a i n l y de serve r i g o r om t mid tho iti i of Merrill deserve credit for t h e i r action in t h e Court SCHINDEL & Fashionable The October term of t ho d i s t r i ct will convene in LeMars next September with Wakefield on t he There are an unusual number of criminal eases on t ho docket a t this chief among which is t ho Jos sen murder case' in which Henry William Mover and Peter Peterson are 'N trial is set for October He has r e t a i n e d Zink & to defend him a n d County tellers a n d S a m i n i s will prose A h a r d legal i s the other c r i m i n a l cases t he defendants a r e ( 1. A. Bookman and Luther accused of b u r g l a ry Ralph theft from tho person John a p peal from j u s t i c e court whore ho was convicted of t h e f t Durward assault to do great bodily h a r m John burglary Hunry a p peal from j u s t i c e court on conviction for assault r a p David Frank Smith Among t h o ' n ow cases filed since last t e rm are a n u m b e r of s u i t s growing out of t h e f a i l u r e of t h e LeMars Na b a n k The plaintiffs i n these s u i t s a r e John Nic Clans J o h n John Gral a p p Thornton receiver for t h is has e n t e r e d suit a g a i n s t John ' Tho contest case of Sohafer vs. Hazlett a p p e a r s on t ho A. E. Marx and Atwood have begun suit against Fred Baldwin for sustained by alleged on d e f e n d a n t ' s part. claim t l i u t ho was for t h e loss of a ( i n a n i t y of w h o a t w h i o h was whilo ho was o p e r a t i n g a t h r e s h i ng machine on t h e i r Bertha Huns suos for divorce from her h u s b a n d Chris Huns on t h o ground of cruel a n d i n h u m a n Tho following assignment has a l ready boon October Statu vs. Meis vs Avery Manufacturing Co. vs October 4 vs St. P a u l anil Omaha Railroad Lohr vs October 7 Held vs M. T. M. Co. Tho petit j u r y i s c i t ed to a p p e a r on Wednesday October a. T h a t S u it I I It you 1 to b u y - - ha us t' easily s o i w l. stock boys am seen in I t v Y perhaps perplex know just what I you would would be We have the for children ever Stylish Suits for Men $ 10, * 12 0, $ 18.50, $ 20 Stylish Suits for Boys 2 and $ 2.00 to $ 6.50 Stylish Suits for Youths 5.00 to $ 12.50 H A T S HA in black and derbies less variety to select from for ball spect 9 a an Call and in- I I LE M A R S ag 7,,- Bi iB J THIS SEASON LIKE ALL THE DOW CLOTHING For the Fall and Winter Season of T h e How's c l o t h i n g stock is The same old Dow rule si ill b o l d i- v t i b e l t e r goods lor t h e money t h a n This Fall As o t h e r season 1 s t y l e s to t h e o t h e r I is showing 10 ff Sale or Trade and property corner of Ninth and Washington Dana V. ( T H E Offers Always t h e Variety of and Children's Clothing Tho Heat P r o d u c e d hy A m e r i c a n l a c t o r l c s. 000000** 0 0 00000 When in Doubt Trade at T h e S t o r e That O u t f i t s tlie Man smd oy C o m p l e t e l y o o o- c o o o o - Dow C l o t 516- 518- 520 Fourth St. SIOUX yu ' j The best f or HAVILAND CHINA GUT Y OU can find just what you want in our new slock uf CHINA and GLASS WA LAMPS a nd 0HANDEL1RKS. Get rates on Ore and 312 S i o u x Iowa
