Nebraska Newspapers

    'THE OMAHA DAILY PER SATURDAY , JULY M ,
THE DAILY BEE.
r * COUNCIL DLUFF3.
0FFICS . - NO. 12 PGAUU STUEDT
I Ddlvered by carrier to snr part of the cllr.
I II. W. TILTON , Lewee.
otUce , No. 41 ! nIsM
dltor , No. 13.
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Ij. A. Casper has withdrawn hla resigna
tion ns a member of the park commission.
A number of the bon ton of the "younger
eel" enjoyed a picnic at Manawa last even-
fng.
fng.J. . W. Pcregoy has taken out a permit
to build a $5,000 residence on Second
avenue , Juat below I'lghth street.
N. McOco and D. W. Dobson , charged
with cruelty to animals , were discharged
by Judge McGco yesterday morning.
The Young Men's Christian association
base ball club will go to Missouri Valley
today to play the club of that place *
At the last meeting of Loyal council No.
, Women's American Protective associa
tion , resolutions of condolence were pabsed
upon the death of Mrs. Mary Gates.
D. H. Saunders of New York City and
Emma Hughes of Lravonworlh , Kan. , were
Elven a llcenso to wed yesterday. They
. were 26 nnd 22 yeJra of ago respectively.
The traveling men of Council Dluffs nnd
Omaha will Indulge In a game of bane ball
this afternoon nt 4 o'clock nt the Young
Men's Christian association grounds In
Omaha.
The funeral Of Mrs. M. J. Shoemaker will
take place thin morning at 9 o'clock nt the
residence , 1918 Sixth avenue , Hcv. I'ntrlck
Bmythe olllclatlr.g. Interment In the Cath
olic cemetery.
The Infant child of Mr. and Mrs. S. II.
Porker died yesterday morning , and will
bo burled this morning at 9:30 : o'clock , the
funeral services being held at the house ,
2730 Third nvonuo.
Charles Driver , living at 2825 Maple
avenue , Omaha , sent word to the police
yesterday that his boy Arthur , 14 yearn of
ago , had disappeared from home , and asked
that a lookout be kept for him.
Several members of council No. 1 , Com
mercial Pilgrims of America , will go to
Omaha this evening to visit council No.
2 nnd assist In conferring degrees on ten
candidates. They will leave the traveling
men's rooms In the Drown block nt 7:30 :
o'clock.
The mayor's annual message nnd the re
ports of the city officials tor the year end
ing March , ISO I , have been bound In n
volume which has Just left the press. The
volume Is of an eye-piercing red color on
the outside , but Inside Is a very creditable
piece of work.
Deb Scott , the county Jail prisoner who
got Into a flght In n Lower Main street
saloon while serving out a sentence for
larceny , was arrested yesterday on the c'large '
of assault and battery , which was preferred
ngalnst him at the time , and will have a
trial before Judge McGco this morning.
The flre department was called out about
midnight Thursday night by an alarm fiom
box Bfl , at the corner of Avenue F and
Ninth street. It was a barn at 1008 Ave
nue J , belonging to George Fucrhauken ,
end was entirely consumed , with Its con
tents , which consisted of a lot of old Junk.
S. P. MacConnell was driving down Pearl
street near The Dee office yesterday fore
noon when his horse slipped and fell down.
Ho landed upon one of the shafts and could
not move until the rig \\as taken away
from hlm. Marring a few slight Injuries
to the buggy and harne&s , there was llttlo
tiamago done.
C. S. Colby , charged with using hard
language toward one Mary Lelk at the St.
'Joo house , was discharged yesterday morn
ing , It being Impossible to show that he
had used any language harsher than the
circumstances Justified. In n Justice bhop
ho was fined $1 nnd costs for an assault
upon a barber named Keep.
Thursday night the following officers were
installed by Council Dluffs lodge No. 49 ,
Independent Order of Odd Fellows : Noble
grand , Ira Grayson ; vice grand , J. Pardey ;
ttoasurer , G. Drown ; secretary , William
Hlggeson ; II. S. N. G. , II. Klsscll ; L. S.
N. G. , 13. F. Stlmson ; n. S. V. O. , J. F.
Hunt ; L. S. V. G. , J. Smith ; I. G. , Charles
Nicholson ; 0. G. , John Medley.
Now Is the tlmo to buy real estate. We
have several bargains to offer In business
and resldenco property. Flro Insurance
written ! n the best companies. Farm loans
wanted. Lougee & Towle , 235 Dcarl street.
General summer clearing out at Vavra's ,
142 Droadway. _ _ _
Washerwomen use Domestic soap.
Pick In flne laces and Insertlngs at 9c at
iVavra's.
risnsotfAt , i'.iit.iait.ii-jis.
T. W. Ivory of Glonwood Is In the city.
Charles P. Platt of Chicago mada the
Bluffs a flying visit yesterday.
Miss Mabel Wright will visit friends In
David City , Nob. , for two weeks.
Dr. J. F. Whlto leavfis next week for the
West In the hope of regaining hla health.
Hov. T. F. Thlckstun left last evening
Tor a visit to the Spirit Lake Chautauqua.
Mrs. F. S. Stelllng and llttlo son , Palmer ,
of Chicago , arc visiting Mrs. II. M. Palmer.
Mrs. II. E. Grimm and children have re
turned from a visit with relatives In Uoca ,
Neb.
Neb.Miss
Miss Alma Pfolffcr leaves next week for
Portland , Ore. , to spend the rest of the
summer.
Mrs. Grace d'Urro anil niece , Miss Anita
Dlerwlrth , have gene to Dlair , Neb. , to visit
friends for n few days.
Mlsa Mabel Thompson , one of the teach
ers In the city schools , has returned from
her summer vacation In the cast.
Miss Clara Rohso , who visited her sister ,
Mrs. J. A. Gorliam , for several weeks , has
returned to her homo In Nebraska City.
Prof. L. Hlgglns of Drake university , DCS
Molnea , Is In the city , the guest of his
former classmate , C. G , Saunders.
Mlsa Maude Hyer of Camden , N. J. , la
the guest of Mr. and Mrs , II. L. McNItt ,
910 Avenue E. She will remain hero for
about four weeks.
The many friends of Mrs. Patton , who
formerly lived on South Sixth street , but Is
now living In Milwaukee , will bo pained to
hear that she Is suffering from n cancer ,
and her physician has given up all hopes of
effecting a cure. She has been taken to a
sanitarium , whcro everything possible Is
being done for her comfort.
Miss Grace Matthowa of Woodbine , who
lias been spending the past two weeks In
this city as the guest of the Misses Grace
nnd Alice Foster of Second street , left last
evening for Missouri Valley , where she will
make a short stay with friends bcforo re
turning to her home. Miss Matthews Is
attending college at Hockford , 111.
Pick In slightly soiled bed spreads at C9c
nt Vavra'a dry goods store.
The laundries use Domestic soap.
A nice , cool swim at Manhattan beach ,
Liiko Matiawn. Is the proper thing to take
these hot days.
l.iiiinilry L'ompuuy.
620 Pearl street. Tcltphot" . 290
.Mitroons i Vk'turloim.
The Merchants' Maroona of tlili city are
miking a tour of the state , and for the most
part have succeeded In knocking out the
base ball teams that have been unfortunate
enough to run up against them. In the last
two weeks they hnvo been defeated only
three times. Last Tuesday they beat the
Union club by a score of 8 to 17 , and on
the following day they were defeated by
the BHUIO club at Marshalltown by a score
of 6 to 13. Their games are witnessed by
large crowds In almost every town they have
visaed. _ _ _ _ _ _
Pick In high grade ladles' hats , from $1.00
to $3.50 , at GOc , at Vavra's dry goods store ,
142 Droadway.
Now drug store , Deetken & Whalcy , 140
Uroadway ; also olllce of Dr. Charles Djetkcn ,
Gaa cooking stoves for rent and far ? ) is i
fiaa Go's office.
For cobs go to Coi. 10 .Mm itreet Telephone -
phone 48. ,
Domestic icap breaks bard wattr.s
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Condition of Cedar Elok : Paving is Attract
ing Much Public Attention ,
SOMETHING MUST BE DONE TO SAVE IT
llcpulrs .Mndo So Far lliuo Arnllnd but
l.ltllo Suggested tlmt the Clty'a
Saiiilbiink ItuUicdln rilling the
Unsightly Holes.
Much dissatisfaction Is railed over the
condition of the streets paved with cedar
blocks. Many , Uch as Dryant , North Second
end nnd Pearl and some of the alleys , like
the one running past the city building from
Dryant to North Main , arc In such condi
tion ns to bo almost Impassable for teams.
Another year or two , at most , will finish
the work of destruction , and the streets will
have to be repavcd or become unfit for
travel. Ju < t what should be done Is a ques
tion that Is perplexing some of the olHclats
considerably. Much of this paving that Is
so badly worn has not yet been paid for ,
nnd the property owners might reasonably
bo expected to object strenuously to being
compelled to pay for two sets of paving at
the same time. In some cases the holes
have been stuffed up with brick , but this
lasts only a short time , and the second
state of that street Is worse than the first.
It Is suggested by some that the sand
bank , which lies north of the city and
which the city numbers among Its possea-
clond , might be used to good advantage In
patching the pavements. Much of this bank
is said to be gravel of the best ( itiallty , nnd
In * lieu oPany better paving nmtcr.nl the
streets could bo patched with It so as to
last a couple of years more at the expense
of merely hauling the gravel to the city and
paying the men to put It In place. It Is
very likely that unles- the council gets ac
tion BOOM and devises some way of dispos
ing of the difficulty the property owners w.ll
ralio such a roar that the city government
will be compelled to take the matter In hand.
TAMCII : > Atiorr crrMOIITINO. .
Aldrrmrli T.onlclii Annul I for tlm Suc-
cpiMir to tlin Council ll ! < ifT4iis Co nip my.
At a special meeting of the city council
last evening , nt which the mayor and all
the members of the council were present , the
matter of letting a contract for lighting the
city came up for consideration. The contract
with the Council Dluffs Gas and Electric
Light company expires next fall , and It will
bo remembered that an agitation was begun
several months ago for the purpose of driving
that company out of the field , or compelling
It. to reduce its tolls. It being claimed that
the latter were exorbitant. At that time a
special committee of the council was ap
pointed and Instructed to look Into the sub
ject.
ject.Aldenran
Aldenran Nicholson , chairman of the com
mittee , reported last evening that he had
heard from n light expert who wanted the
Job of making a survey of the city and drawIng -
Ing a diagram of the lights , to be used In pre
paring specifications. It might take him
three or four days , and he wanted the modest
little salary of ? 25 a day. Nicholson favored
Icttini : him have the Job , but Keller , Ulsh-
ton and some of the rest opposed It on the
ground that the city engineer could do the
work just as well without charging anything
for It. After a long discussion It was de
cided to add the city engineer and electrician
to the committee and let them make the
diagram.
Several contracts for public Improvements
were awarded. The city engineer reported
that J. M. Ilardln was the lowest bidder on
three and four-foot plank sidewalk , nnd he
was given the contract. The council got
Into a peck of trouble when the matter of
six-foot brick sldcualk came up. The two
lowest bidders wereJ. . M. Hardtn and a
man named Doln ) , whom nobody seemed to
know and who was represented by B. A.
Wlckham. Hardln's bid was 334 cents for
cosh and 34.49 cents for certificates , while
Dolln's read 37 for cash and 34 for certifi
cates. Wlckham , however , stated that Dollu's
bid was erroneous ; that the prices for cash
nnd certificates'should have been just re
versed. Ho was willing to let them stand ,
however , so that ho was the lowest bidder
on certificates. Then , as It was always In
order for the lowest bidder to underbid him
self , ho made a verbal agreement that he
would do the work for 33 cents cash , thus
underbidding Ilardln on both. This was a
kind of Echcmc that a previous council had
refused to allow , but after a long-winded
discussion. In which It was first decided to
reject all bids , and the decision Nvas after
wards reversed on. Wlckham's request , Dolln
was given the contract. A man named Con
nor was the lowest bidder on artificial stone
sidewalk , and was given the contract at $1.08
for certificates nnd $1.00 cash.
The contract for grading Frank street was
awarded to Isaac Doty. With regard to grad
ing Twelfth nnd Thirteenth avenues , the
city engineer btntcd that as the Chicago ,
DurlluKton & Qulncy Hallway company had
the exclusive franchise on those avenues he
was In some doubt as to whether the city
could order , them Oiled , and the matter was
laid over.
On motion of Alderman White , who Is also
proprietor of an express Hue , a resolution
was adopted providing that the customary
fco of $1.50 which Is commonly added to the
$10 license fee for express wagons for filing
of bonds and issuing certificates be done
away with.
The sum of $5,000 was ordered , transferred
from the sewer fund to the police fund , and
then the sum of $8,000 was taken from the
police fund to be used In. redeeming bonds.
80-INCH SUN UMIIUKLLAS , ( IOC ,
Ilennlaoii Ilros. Satnrdiiy'a Greatest JSur-
giilli fen I e.
Our July clearing sale Is drawing crowds
to our store dally. Read every Item care
fully. It will pay you to keep posted on our
low prices.
COO fast black , sateen , 20-Inch sun um
brellas , paragon frame , white Ivory handles ;
Saturday , C9o each.
ANOTHER GREAT IUDDON SALE.
1,000 yards of black blscado silk sash rib
bon , Saturday , all you want , 9o yard. Think
of It ! Did you over buy sash ribbon before
at 9c yard ?
DIG CORSET DARGAIN.
60 dozen ventilating summer corsets , 25c
pair.
1,200 pairs gents' silk embroidered aus-
pendcrs , worth 35c , at only 15o pair.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Saturday evenlnc from 7 to 9 o'clock we
offer 3,000 yards of figured Chliui silk at
12VJO yard. Just what you want for a nice
silk waist lining , five yards to a customer.
DBNNISON DUOS.
Try n glass of Sulpho-Sallne or Soterlan
mineral waters from the famous Excelsior
springs at George Davis' , Paul Schneider's
and O. H. Ilrowu's drug stores. John Li ri
der , general agent.
Triilnt for l.iiku Muimwu.
Leave D road way : ' "
10 a. m.
2 p. m , '
5 p. m.
And every 22 minutes thereafter until
11:55 : p. m.
Parties wishing to spend the day at Lake
Manawa take the 10 a. m. train.
SotTiiMt by Apology.
Judge Lewis arrived In the city yesterday
morning and opened an adjourned sesilon
of the district court. Among other things
taken up was the Union depot case , In
which Leonard Everett and other members
of the company are trying to have set aside
the deed executed In favor of K , E , Hart
by the receiver passing to htm the title of
a considerable part of the property. While
the speeches of the attorneys were being
made L. W , Ross , the attorney .for Hart ,
madu a remark which Everett thought re
flected upon him lomewhat , and he retorted
that Item was a liar. Apologies were th.cn
made and the trial proceeded w thnut any
thing further to break In up < n the monotony
Court adjourned until the 21th.
ThU uTumt Vcro Dolnj.
During our July bargain sale , read prices
and bo convinced that the place to trade
U at the Dost Store , Council Dluffs , la.
Dig birgalni In gents' hose nt Cc , 7c , 10c
( new lot ) . Regular $1.25 whlto chsllc
laundered shirts , 30c ( slightly soiled ) . Spe
cial offering In slilrtt , tundras , silk m xcd
nnd French flannels at 75c and 05c , told
from $1.00 to $2.50. Our $1.33 silk glorln
umbrella , acacli stick , now $1.00. Ladles'
black taffetta silk gloves lOc , were 2 c. Our
line of GOc all wool challls , 31c. Gents' Iml-
brlggan underwear 19c , big bargain. Gents'
gray underwear 25c , were 30c. $1.00 gents'
Egyptian lisle underwear C2iSc. Fine white
goods pold foi 19c and 25c , now 13',4c ( cen-
tci- table ) . 32-Inch figured wash goods sold
from lOc to ICc , now S c. Genl < * wash
able neckwear worth 25c , now lOo each.
Summer corset bargains 25c , regular 39c
quality. For 60c we show the best summer
corset In the market , every pair guaranteed.
FOTIIERINGHAM , WH1TKLAW & CO. ,
Council Bluffs , In.
P. 8. See reduced prices In our wall paper
department. .
Homo made bread , cakes nnd pics at C27
Droadway. C. D. RANDLUTT.
John Llnder has been appointed the gen
eral agent for the famous Regent , Sulpho-
Sallno nnd Soterlan mineral waters and the
Soterlan ginger ale , from the wonderful Ex
celsior Springs. These waters wore awarded
the highest prize at the World's fair , nnd
have proven a specific for blood , stomach ,
kidney nnd rheumatic diseases. The Soterlan
ale Is made from the same waters , and Is
a most delightful summer drink. They are
on sale at the general agency , 13 Main
street , and nt Drown's , Davis' and Schnei
der's drug stores.
IMI'ltOVUMKNTS I'OIl TIIK INSTlTUm.
Ilonrd of TriiAteca of tlin Selioot for the
Di-iif lI einH Uujs unit .Means.
John Deatty of Nevada , W. A. Delashmutt
of Mount Ayr and A. T. Fllcklnger of this
city have been In close communion for the
past two days with reference to the ex
penditure of the $11,000 appropriated for
the propo ed Improvements at the School
for the Deaf. These three gentlemen com
pose the board of trustees of the Institution.
The wind storm that visited the city during
the Grand Army encampment and blew
down the Manawa pavilion did a great deal
of damage nt the school , much more than
has ever before been made public , through
the great dread of Manager Rothert of seeIng -
Ing his name In print. Fully one-quarter of
the t n roof of the boy's building was torn
oft. Four chimneys on the main building
were blown down , and the heavy masonry
broke through the slate roof , rafters , and
all , snapping off a timber 12x4 Inches In
size , and depositing the dcbr.s on the floor
of the hospital room below. One chimney
on the Industrial school building was treated
llkew so , and all the slate roof was blown
off the chapel. The entire damage Is es
timated at $2,000 , which would make a
largo hole In the appropriation. The trus
tees accordingly decided to go to Des Molnea
on the 24th nnd see If some arrangements
could not be made whereby the repairs could
bo paid In some other way ,
Among the improvements contemplated ,
and upon which work Is to be commenced at
once , are a $2,000 cold storage warehouse ,
bakery , cooking school and gymnasium , the
latter three being In separate buildings and
to cost about $5,000. The school house Is
to be restated , the contract for the work
having been awarded to Senator Hlpwell of
Davenport. An appropriation of $1,000 Is
also on hand to enlarge the electric light
apparatus.
Oregon Kidney Tea cures all kidney
troubles. Trial size , 25 cents. All druggists.
The Eagle laundry plant has been greatly
enlarged and Improved , and we are now prepared -
pared to turn out a large amount of strictly
first-class work. Neglige and colored shirts
ladies' waists , etc. , a specialty. Wo guar-
arteo not to fade warranted colors. Tolo-
phore , 1D7. 724 Droadway.
Oriind riasn , l.iihu Manuwii.
No admittance to Grand Plaza will bo
charged to persons who destro to rent boats
or bathing suits.
Ice cream and refreshments served In the
pavilion of Grand Plaza.
Real estate Is cheap In Council Dluffs.
We can sell you a home , a vacant lot , a
fruit or garden farm cheaper than ever.
Now Is the time to buy. Day & Hess , 39
Pearl street.
No 31nnopoly nt lirowuTa C. O. I ) .
Dut groceries at free trade prices. A car
load of anti-trust crackers , and the finest
on earth , will be received today and will
be sold at such anti-trust
- , monopoly-para
lyzing prices as these :
All kinds of soda crackers , 3c per Ib.
Sweet crackers , 5c.
Ginger snaps , 5c.
Oyster crackers ,
Tim Ogduu .Sciimblilo.
To the Editor of The Dee : Permit mete
to correct nn Item In your paper of yester
day. There Is no litigation over the
Ogden house furniture. That 'belongs to
the owner of the property , and neither Mr.
Dentley nor myself have anything to do with
It Mr. Dentley , when he sold out to
me , claimed to have furniture on these
premises to the value of $1,000 , and upon
that assurance I paid him $350 , and agreed
to pay a further sum when a bill of sale
was produced. This has not been forth
coming , and I find ho has no Interest in
the furniture of the house. I not only
owe him nothing , but shall institute pro
ceedings to collect what has been paid al
ready under misrepresentations.
Thanking you In advance for giving this
like publicity with the Item referred to , I
am yours very truly ,
CHARLES B. HAMILTON , Proprietor.
Sweet breath , sweet stomach , sweet tem
per ? Then use DeWItt's Llttlo Early Risers.
Pick In whlto hemstitched and printed
handkerchiefs at 3c at Vavra's dry gocds
store.
Pick In flne lawns and pineapple tissues ,
wash goods , at 4c. Vavra's dry goods store.
A nice , cool swim at Manhattan beach ,
Lake Mnnawa , Is the proper thing to take
these hot days.
Pick In men's 35o suspenders for 15c at
Vavra's dry goods store.
Meyers-Durfeo Furniture company , 330-333
Droadway. Dargalns In line furniture.
Pick In fine $2,50 parasols at $1.69 at
Vavra's.
Dcniocriitlo CongrrhHlumil Contention.
The chairman of the congressional com-
mltteo has Issued a call for the democratic
convention , to bo held nt the court house
In this city nt 11 a. m. , August 8 , for the
purpose of placing In nomination a candi
date for congress.
Ire C'ro.ini ,
My Ice cream maker has had seventeen
years' experience and will give you the
very best creams , Including peach fruit and
Ices of all kinds for your Sunday dinner.
Order at 527 Droadway.C.
C. D. RANDLBTT.
For your Sunday dinner order your meats ,
fish and poultry at C23 Droadway.
C. D. RANDLETT.
Grand Plaza telephone 45.
Grand Plaza bathing beach.
Grand 1'liuu picnic grounds.
Grand Plaza's cornet band beats them all ,
Grand Plaza's line row boats are all the
co.
co.Grand
Grand Plaza excursion accommodations
can't bo beaten.
Afternoon and night concerts at Grand
Plaza , 2 to 6 and from 7 to 10.
Dcst all wool Ingrain carpets , C5o during
July , to make room for now stock.
COUNCIL DLUFFS CARPET Cv , .
Headquarters. for hammocks , Davis , the
druggist.
Domestic soap outlasts cheap soap.
o
Choutcd liy tlio War.
Trwo young men went to A. Anderson's
house nt 1111 South Seventh street last
night anil engaged a room from Mrs. An
derson for $4 per month. They pave her a
$10 confederate bill , which Him did not ex
amine at the time , and she gave them $ Q In
good change. On looking at the bill moro
closely she saw that she had been tle-
fruudixl ami notified the police.
FED ON IIQSyiADE FARE
( Continued from Vint I'agc )
m.inufncturors to use , thv > gooJs tliat ore
made from products near nt hand. Olio
obstacle In ttie way o hfine industry was
the Idea prevalent nitioau \\enUtiyclos ea
that nothing good cnourv | , ir them could be1
secured nt home. H < | , | vTdlcte < l tlmt Ne
braska City would have ti population of
25,000 In ten years , nM that Omaha , if
disaster ami democratic , administration did
not continue , would f > hv6' a population of
250,000 In ton years. ' '
Secretary Morton had 'demanded protection
of the manufacturers' property. Mr. Hose-
water would have thr * 'laborer and manu
facturer : ! protected nllUO , and ptirsu.t of
Impplties-i made possible for all cla = eos.
Hon. Hobert Furnas , who was to have
discussed Nebraska raw material products ,
was absent , but sent ft 'letter filled ullh
peed cheer and encouragement. After the
close of the speecli-tnildiiR the vMlors and
citizens held a brief social session , three
cheera were given for Nebraska City , and
the audience dispersed. The Omaha excur
sion left for home shortly before m.dnlght.
\VINT : DOWN ruu.u OMAHA.
I'lirtlat l.Ht of Onmliii MiimirnclurcrR mid
ilolihci.H Iti'prrsrntril lit Nchnnkii City.
A party of about 100 Omaha representa
tives of so many Omaha manufactories ,
members of the Nebraska Manufacturer *
and Consumers association , went on a spe
cial train to Nebraska City. It was Im
possible to obtain a full list of all the gen
tlemen composing the party , owing to the
fact that so many of them boarded the spe
cial just as It was pulling out. The follow
ing Is a partial list of the delegates :
M. A. Page , president , nnd 0. C. Holmes ,
secretary of the Nebraska Manufacturers and
Consumers association.
J. L. Houston , manager of the shipping
department of I'eycke Bros. , broken and
commission merchants.
J. C. Cunningham , with Vocgele & Din
ning , manufacturers of confectionery.
M. C. Peters , with the Demls Dag com
pany.
I. S. Prcssly , representing the Omaha Art
Stained Glass company.
A. M. Pinto of the Western Newspaper
Union.
C. V. Kevins of the Kntz-Nevlns company ,
manufacturers of shirts , pants nnd overalls.
13 , II. Morris of the Lever woolen mills
of Fremont.
W. C. Patterson of the Morse-Coo Shoe
company.
J. H. Evans of the Nebraska Shirt com
pany.
O. S. Wcgcner of the Santa Clara Manu
facturing company.
Messrs. Heed , Sterrlcker and Woodnith
of the Omaha Merchants express.
0. 13. Qedney of the Oedney Pickle com
pany.
P. S. Gregory of McClelland & Co.
D. C. Bradford and J. M. Mullen of the
Newcomb Lumber company.
W. T. Robinson of the G. A. Hoagland
Lumber company.
C. It. Grllllths of the United States Sup
ply company.
B. Ilosewater of The Omaha , Bee. v
II. C. Uromo of the firm df Drome &
Jones.
W. H. Wade of the Omaha Dulldlng ex
change.
E. Benedict of the Omaha Dulldlng ex
change.
A. S. Cost of the Churchill Pump com
pany. 'i '
Z. T. Llndsoy of the Omaha Rubber com
pany. ' B
W. G. Clark of the 'Oniiiha and Florence
Loan and Trust compHny1.
T. W. Blackburn of ( lip. Dun Commercial
agency. ? ir
H. T. Clarke of the * Lee-Clarke-An-
dreesen Hradware comply.
A. Chadwlck and C. ' T. Doudlnot of the
Omaha Milling compdny. ' " "
Samuel Hees of the tttfcs Printing com
pany.
J. J. Bliss , wholesale find retail millinery.
0. B. Anderson of- the Omaha Mattress
company. , ,
E. C. Hulso of E. M , uulso & Co. , manu
facturers of lounges jind folding beds.
C. K. Blake. C. C. Clarke and B. E. Grif
fith of E. E. Bruce & > CoV >
J. B. Miles of tho' ? Consolidated Coffee
company. - 'j
Daniel Farrell , Jr. , of Farrell & Co. , man
ufacturers of syrups , Jellies , preserves , etc.
R. F. Hodgln of the Commercial l > ; hlbit.
Henry Wilting of Murphy , Wasey & Co. ,
manufacturers of chairs , wire rnattre fees and
spring beds.
A. T. Hector of the Rector & Wllholmy
company.
Davis & Cowglll , manufacturers of Iron
worka and cut gearings.
J. H. Darnett of the HaarmannVinegar
company.
J. D. Rahm of the United States Supply
company.
1. Kahn of the Omaha Drewlng associa
tion.
tion.Emil
Emil Ganz of S. Heyn & Co. , manufac
turers of photographers' supplies.
M. Marks of the Marks Bros. Saddlery
company.
Neal fi Conrad , manufacturers of Jersey
Lllv and Diamond flour.
Melnrad Wulpl of the Omaha Casket com
pany.
7. H. Glbbs of the Nebraska Hay com
pany.
E. M. Andreesen of the Lee-Clarke-Andree-
sen Hardware company.
Robert Unllg of the Omaha Stove Repair
works.
H. H. Jones of H. Hardy & Co. , Jobbers of
toys and fancy goods.
AV. L. Burgess of F. M. Russell & Co. , gas
nnd electric fixtures.
W. S. Wright of the Rector & Wllhelmy
company.
I. A. Medlar of the Omaha Hotel Reporter ,
Dean Durgess of the Nebraska Trade
Journal.
E. E. Miiflltt of the Alee & Penfold com
pany. Jobbers of surgical Instruments and
physicians' supplies.
J. H. Evans of the Drummond Carriage
company.
W. S. Balduff , manufacturer of Ice cream.
In addition to the nbovo list there were
representatives of the Omaha Upholstering
company , the Omaha Paper Box company ,
McCord & Brady , Consolidated Coffee com
pany , United States Wind and Pump com
pany , Max Meyer & Co. , the Churchill Pump
company , Fairbanks , Morse & Co. , Omaha
Paint company , American Hand Sewed Shoo
company , the Charles Shlvcrlck Furniture
company , and others.
rinttsmmith 1'coplo I'rcgont.
PLATTSMOUTH , Neb. , July 13. ( Special
Telegram to The Dee. ) The D. & M. special
train bearing the Omaha members of the
Nebraska Manufacturers and Consumers as-
toclatlon to the banquet at Nebraska City
reached Plattsmouth at 6 o'clock this evenIng -
Ing and took aboard some twenty-five local
merchants. Leaving Plattsmouth the train
had over 150 people aboard.
AVI1I Mci't In Oinnliii Jft-xt Year.
MILWAUKEE , July 13. The supreme
temple of the Patriotic Circle of America , at
Its closing se-sion today , decided to meet
Omaha next year. The following officers
were chosen : Oracle , C. H. Lovewell , Chicago
cage ; vice oracle , J. W. Henderson , Richmond
mend , Iml.j secretary , C. C Ridings , Mor
ris , 111. ; marshal , S. B. Carpenter , Elkhart ,
Saturday.
'We ' were 'marking ' down
prices yesterday.
Today the public will
have the benefit of yesterday's
labor.
You have never seen such
sacrifices made on desirable
goods ,
We must lose money to close
this business in a very short
time.
Every article in the store
marked down.
Ind treasurer 11 R Donning , Richmond ,
Itid , fctcrcv.ird. J. W lloudor , Omaha.
JlllH'.tTlt'S sr tVKK VOXt'ICTl'.l ) .
George Wccm * Sentenced to Uenth nt Hes
.MV'MO * .
DBS MOINB3 , July 13.-Spcdnl ( Tele
gram to The 13ce. The Jury In the Cnse
of George Weems , charged with the mur
der of Conductor I < . U. KldpnUi on the
night of Muy 18 ttist , after being out four
hours brought In a verdict this afternoon
of murder In the llnst degree nnd fixed the
penalty of Ucntli. It Is probable the unuiit
motion for n new trlnl will be made , nnd
ir overruled the case Is likely to go to the
supivmo court.
The case ngnlnst John Hnmmlll , accom
plice of Wecnis , wiis begun nt once. The
verdict In the Weema ease wni no surprise
to those who kept track of the evidence ,
nnd gives general satisfaction.
Gem-rally fair nnd slightly Warmer for
WASHINGTON , July 13. Tlio Indications
for Saturday nrc :
For Nebraska Generally fair ; slightly
wanner ; winds shifting to southwest.
For Missouri Fair ; north winds ; slightly
cooler In the northern portion.
For Iowa Fair ; west winds.
For Kansas Fair ; northeast winds ; cooler
In the southern portion.
For South Dakota Generally fair ; warmer ;
winds shifting to southwest.
llohucd nn iviri' : | s Conip.tny.
HELENA , July 13. Tlie Great Northern
Express company was robbed of $11,600 at
Wlckes , six tulles east of this city , this
morning. The money belonged to Uaoh ,
Carey Ac Co. , wholesale grocers. The robbers
overpowered the express wagon and took I lid
\\holo outtlt.
"WORTH A OUXBJHA A
: TASTELESS-EFFECTUALi
roii A.
( >
\ \ Taken ns directed thi-io famous Pills "III
, * prove mnrt ellous rmtorat ITOS to all onfeoblcd
< > uy tlio ubovo ur kindred diseased. *
| 25 Cents a Box. |
'but generally rococnlzcd In Iceland and. In J
J , ( net throughout the world to ho "worth a X
Xuuinnn a Imi ' for the roanon tlmt they , ,
, ) \VII.r. CUiCH wtilo ranco at com. a
a pliilnl , and thst they hnro saved to many *
i * Hiillororii not rneiely ooo but manu gulueaB , la P
'doctors'bills. ' !
i Covered with a Tasteless & Soluble ) Coating. |
got a.I drucRlslB. Prloo S5 ci-ntur.bus %
J- , Now Vi ' : n.M"1' " * ' ! 'niu.I l. S
Saturday.
All ladies' jackets divided
into four lots :
Up to $0.50 All tlmt sold for
for 810.00
$2.90. at
$5.00.
All that sold for
All that sold for
813.00
$18.00
at
at
87.50.
810.00.
Made a well
Man of
Me.
IHDAPOV * .
Till ! GI1K1T
HINDOO REMEDY
roi.Dfcrs Tlin ino E
IICSI'I/IS In BO 1 > AVS. CiinJiTall
Ntrtaua Dibi'.ihes , Falling itcuioryv
1'aie. l .81ee | > li < i , \\rul.nei.hcte. . , \ _
cauio Idj piutalniteaamtqcuf | , butsm JlTTcstorcs
l.o t .V nlinnd III old or J oiinir. En lly carrft'd In vc t
Bqu'JhyKulm.t Co .Cor. IBth nnd UouitmsaBts . niu
J , A , I'uiler i Co . Car lllli fi Uou law St . . Oil AHA
This estia-
Constipation.
ordinary Ho-
)
JizzfnetB
Jnvouator Is ,
Fulling Sen-
-
lho e
111 OR
wonderful Efttionn.Nerv
discovery of oustwltchlnK
the ase. It of the eyes
ami other
lias been
en
dorsed by the ] nuts.
leadinssclcn- Strengthens ,
tlflo meii of Invigorates
Karopo ana anil tones the
America. entire system.
Hudjan U Hudian cures
purely vcgo- Debility ,
table , Nervousness ,
lludyan Rtops Kmlaslons ,
Prematureness nmldevelopca
and restores
of the dls-
charge In 1M weak organs.
I'aiiis in
the
days. Cures
back. Josses
LOST by any or
MANHOOD uightEtoppcO
quickly. Over 2,000 private endorsements.
Prematureaeaa means Impotenuy In tin
Oral HtUKO. It Is a symptom of scmlual
weakness and barrenness. It can tit
etoppcd In lu days by tliu use of Hudyan.
Tliu new discovery wus made by the apec >
lalltits of the old famous Hudson Medical
Institute. It Is the strongest vitullzer
made. It Is very powerful , but hunnle ? ! ) .
Sold for 11.00 a package or six packages
for IZM ( plain sealed boxes ) . Written
guarantee Riven for a cure. If you buy
BX | boxes and are not entirely cured , a\s \
more will bo pent to you free of all charges.
Bend for circulars and testimonials. Addrcas
HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE
1032 Market St. , San Francisco , Cal.
MEYERS' ' AUTOMATIC BOILER CLEANER
Slu lichen ter MCg , Co. , No , .ll.nicliunter , I nil
Mechanical devlco for rennvlnir all Irnpurltlo
from teller ; preventing nc/illnt' . foaming , alia
remove all old rcalevltliout the use of com
pound or waihlng out. Bold strictly on guarantee
to Klve ( attraction. Corrrrnonilcnce soltciidl.
General Weatern Cltlce 105. li u
Omabo.
WE'RE NOT
we'll quit July 23 , and that
will be the end of our great "quitting
businesssale. " Beginning this week
we give a grand tableau of prices.
( There won't ' be any reel fire , we
hope. Had enough of that already- )
But
TJHR PRIORS
WILL. BE
SPEiOTAOUExAR
MEN'S SUITS.
All Men's Spring and Sum
mer Suits cut right in half.
PANTS.
We sell a pair of pants for
Si.oo and $1.50 that can't be
made for twice the money in
any factory in America.
BOYS' SUITS.
All of these cut right in the
middle. There are several
hundred leit. All good styles.
SHIRTS.
Wilson Bros. ' Negligee
Shirts , imported Scotch Ging
ham , collars attached , also de
tached [ 2 collars ] ,
Only 75c.
while they last. *
Cor. 13tli and Fariiam.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Paint , Oil and Glass Co ,
GLAZED SASH-
.Wo hivo..l.OOO W | > lows IT stoo'x , made by tha
. A.Miiiphy Manufacturing Uuinpiuiy , No bjttor msh can
bo made , which \vo will ghuo with any Kind of glass that you
want , mid sell you for luss money than you can buy the
sappy susli made In the east for. Let IH glvo you "prlcos : uu
wo will get your order.
HIGH GRADE PREPARED PAINT.
Our Paint can not bo excelled for durability , bo inty o
finish or covering caiuclty by any other mlvsJ pilntilnt'i
market. Our prlco Is $1.23 per gallon.
1 and 3 Fourth St' . , - MASONIC TEMPLE BUILDIN
Con't Fool With Your Eyes
Headache Caused by Eye Strain.
Many persons \\liosc lienJn arc constantly nch-
IIIB lia\e no IJea uliat relief sclcntlflcaly flt-
teil Klus es will Kl < * tliPin , Tills tlicoiy la now
universally rMaljIlsliecl. "Improperly flttcd glass
es , will Invmlnlily Incrcam the trouble nnd may
leinl to TOTAL IlMN'DNKSS. " Our ability to
adjust classes Bafcly and correctly Is beyond
question. Consult us. C > ea tested free of charge.
THE ALOS & PENFOLD CO. ,
W. L. SEYMOUR , GnADITATn OPTICIAN Opposite Pnxton Hotel.
OPERA AND READING GLASSES. LOOK ron THE GOLD LION.
Qtoam and Hot Wntor Hontln ? for
Roslcloncos and Buildings.
J. C. B1XBY ,
202 Main. 203 Pearl Streets , Council
Bluffs , Iowa.
HAVE YOU SEEN THE
UGHT
THE NEW HOME DOG
At 337 Ilroiulwny ? Ho Is tlio prototype of
Miicliluo , tlm hwlfiost , llKlitust run
ning and bust them Is on earth , tliu wlimur of
nil llrst insuids nt tliu World's fnlr. Thuru tire
no otliur * Just as KOCH ! , itnil thuy uro tliuulic > uij-
uht In tliu iniuldit , ranging from fit ) . 00 to
JG5.00 , on IHIHV turnii.
THE -WEEKLY BEE FREE
for one ycur with ovury nmuhlnu. Tlio bint
innulitnu anil tho. host iiinvsu iur | ) co togutliur.
You KOI butli uliuuiiu.st ofr.
, r. T. J'/tVWKV.
337 Ilroutlwuy , Council 1 Huffs.
Typowrltor btipijllus unit typowrltora for
sale or rout ,
QUICKLY AND t'EKMANENTbY
WEAIC ruruf ot Nervutu UobllUy. l.uit
VJUJUy. yurlmiioiu. Mro.ur | . ,
' ' ' '
ItVl'oNligiTrati'li'ndottUcmtilr'
Wrlltpn or ul . , rcurr. Moll
br Kuhn A Co. Cor. I.MIi & lioiijlmst. . and J.A ,
VullorJt Co. Cor UtU JkOuuelMibt < . .OilAUA.
Saturday Morning.
Dr. Jaeger's celebrated un
derwear for women , men and
children. Drs. Peabodj' , Coff-
man and all celebrated physi
cians recommend iL and insist
on their patients wearing it.
We are agents for Omaha ,
For sale now at 30 per cent off
price list.
Sheetings 140 a yard.
Calicos 3j. c.
Lonsdale cambric 8c ,
Comforts 4gc and Ggc.
All wool blankets $2.19 ,
$3-25. $9.oo.
CEO. P. SANFOR3 , A. W.
I'roxldoiit Uasiilor.
First iaiiona
of COUNCIL BLUFFS , town.
Capital , $100,000
Profits , 12,000
Ono of the oldest banks In the state of Iowa.
Wo solicit your business and collections. W
pay S per cent nn tlmo deposits. We will ! >
Pleased to gee ami ucrva you.
COUNCIL
iju , cuJuFuoui. VAuD w.
chimneys cleaned , U < 1 Hurkv , ut Tuylor'j
(4u ( Hi pad way.
HAM : . A win < KBTAiiuHuno. GOOD.
I'jylin ' ; lU , ni' 3 for cuHli or Kood trade ; In *
tuUu J..iO'uo. Guud mi mm tor telllnc , A < 1
iliVKB M M , Hue , Council ItlufTi ,
FOR HAu-mcrcu : CIIUAP FOR CASH.
Call fust National dank ,
LOST , I.ADY'H GOLD WATCH. HUNTING
cahv , niarl.dl "H. " Return to Mctcalf llios.
for renard.
LOST. A Yii,1.0WIHH : IRIHH ' HI3TTKU 3-
mitlu dnif , with whlto Hints on head , tax Nn.
217 , ulll pay lllieiul rev > urd for return to 221 }
ITumam street , Onuihu.