THE OMAHA. DAILY BEEUyPAY . .DECEMBER 5. 1807.
CURRENT NEWS OF INTEREST'1 ' ? FROM IOWA.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MI.VOIl SinjtTIOX.
norn , to J. Unger , a * oa ,
Cooper. Fire Ins. , 6 Pearl , tel. 372.
Harry Murphy , coal and wood. 37 Main.
Schmidt's bar relief photoa are the Idlest.
Spconcr Grocery Co. , 323 Ilway. Tel. 3H.
Di. Shrlrcr. dentist. Merrlam blk. . rom 240.
D. Youni ? of Macedonia won la the city
ycfiterday ,
J. W. Laclturr and * lfo of Kencca , la. , are
In the city.
8. G. Underwood of Dumfries wa In the
city yrstcnlay.
Prod HarrU of Missouri Valley was a city
visitor yeotcrd'iy.
M. Plerco of Avoca was In the city yes
terday on bushiest.
I II.V. . Hoadtuy of Cedar Itapldx , la. , la In
the city on 'business ,
I
Henry and Charles SchocillnB of Mills , la. ,
were city vltltoin yesterday.
The Cotillion club will meet next Wednes
day ovenliiK nl Hfmlo's academy.
0. S. MorgorldRc and Trny Stamper of
Mondamln , la. , were In the city yesterday.
Catch not at shadows and Iw'o the tub-
Bianco , but send for the Uluff City laundry.
of Wright township Is In the
A I ) . Morgan
city , the gutst of her brother , Sheriff Mor-
il
visiting Mrs.
Stebbln Teal of Omaha u
August licreshelm and Horace Haverstock
of this city.
The Triple Link club met at Hdnlc s
academy Wednesday evening and passed a
vtry enjoyable1 time.
W. B. Klgilon has returned from Lacey ,
la. , where he has been the guest of Hov.
and Mrs T-ongnecUcr.
The lies : Is good enough for you. Noth
ing Irss. Send your work to the popular
Eaglu Laundry , 721 H\vay.
Illce Morrle , Llnncus , Mo. , war , In the clly
yesterday , looking after hlfi Interests In
form lands in this county.
K. P Amy ai.d Cieoigo Fihhor of Under
IV * . In the city yesterday , attending
wood , la. , were
Its tending to some matters of business.
s : V. H. Shcllcnlurser ot West Liberty , la. ,
who haa been ECtliiR In the capacity of Judge
k at the chlclton show , has returned home.
J. J. Sleadman. cleric of the United States
district court. IIUH returned from Dos
Mollies , whcro he has been attending court. | !
The members of Harmony chapter , Order j I
of 'ho Eastern Star , and all others who take I
prt In "Tho New Woman , " arc requested to
atitinl thi > rehearsals on Monday anil
'We.incsdiy eveninga at 7:30. :
A man giving the name of Ocorgo Hopkins
stole a due overcoat from Jlcn'ys ' store last
evening and was anestcd while trying to sell
Ihe coat to a pawnbroker. Hopkins came
over hero from Omi'ha ' , where he 'ivas known
to tl-0 police as Charles Ward.
6. Adclman , a pawnbroker , who has re
cently came to this Hy from IJes Molnca.
cc.rtntally ! sent a bullet through the palm
of his left hand last night while waiting
upon a ctplL'mer in Ills store at 221 'Broad '
way. A physician extmcted the ball.
The rrgular meeting of the Women's Chris ,
tlan assaciatlon will be held at Mrs. Frank
P. Uradley'a , 118 Seventh street , on Monday
afternoon at 2:30 : o'clock. As this Is the last
meeting -of the year each member of the
association Is asked to 'bo present. Visitors
welcome.
Charles E. Wheeler and N. M. Hubbard ,
Jr. , of Cedar llaplds , are in thu city In at
tendance on district court. Together with
Flnley Durko of this city , they represent
the Northwestern railway In Us suit with
Mrs Etta Mitchell , who Is suing the com
pany for damages.
Several young society people of Omaha at-
toivdcd the social .at iHanle's academy Friday
evening. Tuesday In honor of Mrs. Wright of
Aveca .Mrs. D. J. Gates entertained at tea
( M63dames WItler , Case , Sargeant , Campbell ,
EaStland , 'Matthews , Hohbs , ( Miss Hoyt , iMra.
etmlt ami Mrs. Clark of Omuha.
The Fruit Growers' association will hold
an adjourned meeting at Farmers' hall In
the coun'ty ' court house on next Saturday
afternoon for the purpose of closing up the
year's business ot the 'association. Arrange-
.nienls will also bo inadd at that time 'to ' at
tend 'tho meeting of the Southwestern Iowa
association at Glenwood.
All members of St. Albans lodge. No , 17 ,
Knights of Pythias , have been ordered to be
present on Monday evening to take part In
the annual election of oincers. The other
Pythian lodges In the city and all visiting
members nro Invited to bo present. After
the conclusion of the business a banquet will
be served and the members premise a good
tlmo for all who attend.
Mary Shrove Hiitchlnson began a suit 111
foreclosure yesterday against Mn > . Vhglnln
Deck and Mrs. Clara V. Albcrtson upon n
mortgage for $3,000 given by A. S. Heck Dvo
years ago. The mortgage was executed In
favor of the Central Iowa Loan nnd Trust
company of Des Molncs and has been as-
Bli'iioil lo Mrs. Hutchlnson. The property
Involved Is all located In this city and has
been used for residence purposes. Judgment
for the amount with Interest and a special
execution" Is asked for.
C. D. Vlavl Co. , female remedy ; consulta
tion t'reo Onico hours , 9 to 12 and 2 to C.
Health book furnished. 320-327-328 Merrlam
block.
N. V. Plumbing compinr. TH. 250.
Do you skate ? Splendid skating now
get jour old skates ground end sharpened up
by an expert. The Council Dlufta Cyclery
have added a power sharpener and will
sharpen up the dullest skates of IS cents
per pilr.
A handsome pair of btack kids will ba
given overylady attpuding the Modern Wood
men of America card party and dance at
K. of P. hall , Tuesday evening , December 7.
Admission , lady and gent , 25c ; extra laillc.i ,
lOc.
Mr. C. Frank Ilohrer takes this method of
Informing his friends and acquaintances that
ho has entered Into an engagement with
Mr , Charles A. Moore , succcbsor to Messrs.
Moore & Ellis , proprietors of the Corner
Cigar otore , Ualdwln block , at which place
tie will be glad to aec them acil serve them
from the brat selected stock of clgaiH , to
baccos and smoker's articles In the city of
Council IJluffa ,
For sale at a bargain , a small but well-
catabl'shcd and remunerative mercantile
ibiinlnehs. Inquire of D. W. Otis , 133 Pearl
etrcct , Council niuffs , I > i ,
Domestic EOfl ( > wrappers call for spoons.
Even 1 1 oat ,
linsc I
Ki'onmuy novur
1 oforo Mien with
soft coul. 1 > ( tons
cifsofU'oal enuul
1 ton of hard.
A report from Ilev.
J. Heal ? , 1152 ia : t
I'lcrco tits "I IIHXB
lii'en imlns jour
Hot lllurtllh
Ftlft ClUl UH fllf !
for ilx wefk ,
We mu vtry much
plfuecilltli It. It
not mily Klvcu ua
Joo.l m i tii ruction
n H our liurit coal
Lisp huincr , but
In Hiving u laru
pint of Ilia vxprnnd
jf lieutlnt ' , . "
See It Running atCOM3
COM3 .t COI.K'H ,
41 Main St. , Council Uluffs ,
MILTON IIOCKUS & SONS , Omaha ,
QUO. W. IllUOGS , South Omuha.
Evorytlilng In the line of
Drosgod Meats tiiul Poultry
utLETOHFOBD fcORAP'S
Markot"GOT Mala street. Tel. 170.
LAST WEEK'S ' SOCIAL EVENTS
CnrJ Parties , Banco * , Receptions and
Dinners Rule the Hour.
MISS MONTGOMERY'S ' BIRTHDAY PARTY
\ittnlile AITnlr n ( Which the Home
UeuorntlflliN tVi-rc Unlcnirly Ilcnu-
tlful Other AfTnlm Thrit
Wore .Much
Card nartlea , dnces and receptions were
tlio order of social exercises last week. Great
enthusiasm' followed tbc snowstorm , .ml I cut-
ins that If'tt had come sooner many dcllgtot-
tul events connected -with entertainments
might linvo occurred. .One "of the chief
oventa of tin ; week was the party at the
residence of Mi's. J. It. Montgomery on Tues
day evening In honor of the twentieth birth
day of her daughter , Eleanor. A harlequin
dinner nnd dance was the feature of the
evening. The dinner was a most pleasant
affair , and was served In courses at 7:30 :
o'clock. The table decorations were unique
and original. The anangement Included a
table of honor surrounded by several smaller
spreads. The service was of silver and cut
glass. Preparations were made to receive
twenty-four guests. Special garniture was
provided for each plate and combined a
profusion of American beauty roses , while
the favors wore white chrysanthemums. In
thu center of thu tabb of honor was the
Immense blrthdaj rake , ornamented In the
richest style of the baker's art. Hidden
within Its depths was a golden heart , a
ring , a thimble ami small coin. After the
cake was cut by Miss Montgomery with
appropriate ccrcmonles-tho guests were re
quired to draw pieces to secure the prizes
cone tiled within. The golden heart fell to
the portion of Miss Nellie Dod-je , Mr. Wilson
drew the ring , Miss Schoentgen the thimble
and Mr. Torrey Everett thn coin , which
proved to be a pleblan nickel. Tlio first
dance was a gernvan , the gentlemen finding
partncis by means of cracker bon-bons in
the form of yellow chrysanthemums. The
bon-bons contained caps and aprons , which
were worn during the dance. The ball pro
gram contained many numbers of the newest
dances.
Mr. and Mis. T. J. Foley entertalnp'1 - -
Monday evening In hcnor of the'ir sen ,
Grattan , and Miss Conklln of Austin , 111.
A very pleasant company assembled. Hlgn
live was Hie principal employment of the
evening. Handsome prizes were offered and
were won by Mr. Josslyn. Elegant refresh
ments were served by Miss Helen Foley an ]
Mlsn Cherrio Wells. Miss Conklln. who has
bcc-n the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Foley for
some time , will leave for her home this
morning.
Among the parties promised for next week
Is a reception to bo given oy Bert and
Liicoilo I'lnney. It will occur on Friday
evening t Iloyal Arcanum hall.
The Ceramic club will bill for some at
tention from the public this week. During
the latter part of the wees the members
will present U'o first display of their work.
The display will be made ai the art store a !
H. L. Smith & Co. and promises to be
very fine.
Miss Cook of Hastings , Neb , , la spending
a. few days with Mr. and Mrs. Hcwctson on
her return from Chicago , where she has been
studying music and painting.
The regular weekly meeting of the Cen
tral University Extension * club was held
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 : , In room 328 Mcr-
riam block. The history lesson covered the
period of the rise of the rival Grecian cities ,
Athens and Sparta , and was as a whole
deeply Interesting , giving evidence of much
study and research by the Individual mem
bers. Mrs. Mark Williams presented a
short sketch cf the Spartan lawgiver , Lycur-
gus , 'In her usual happy manrcr. The club
la to be congratulated upon the willingness
of the members to do good , .substantial work.
An organization made up of nine of Coun
cil Bluffs young women under the direction
of Mrs. Frank P. Bradley Is Intended to
take an active part In the charity work of
tha city. H has elected officers as follows ;
Mrs. F. P. Bradley , president , and Miss Jes
sie Wallace secretary. The other members
are Miss Bertie Troutman , Miss Ethyl
Thomas , Miss Nettle Wallace , MUs Helen
Ilaldwln , Miss Carrie Schoentgen , Miss El le
Schoentgen , Miss Frnnkle Bowman and Miss
Gertrude Bennett. They will be known as
the "Flowei * Mission. " Thu Woman's Chris
tian association and St. Bernard's hospital
will be visited every Thursday. The young
women go through the wards unattended ,
placing bouquets In every room and inciden
tally speaking words of encouragement to
the suffering. The members liavo been di
vided Into committees of three , each commit-
tco visiting the hospitals on Its appointed
day. Donations will kindly be received and
may be left with Mrs. Bradley at her ham. ;
on Seventh street. So far McPherson &
Ilccd , J , P. Wllcox nnd Manager Clark of
tlio Grand have made donations.
Tlio members of Concordla lodge ,
Knights of Pythias , will hold a social ses
sion tomorrow evening , and promise that a
good time Is In store for all the members
who attend ,
Society people will regret to learn that
Mr. and Mrs. George 13. Ilex will leave the
city permanently about the first of the year.
They have lifen among the most pleasant
entertainers and many friends will regret
to know that they have determined to leave.
They will go to Tacomo. Wash. They have
practically bade adieu to thulr friends , for
Mrs. Hex will spend the greater part of the
month with her relatives In Shenandoah and
Creston , and their homo on Fifth avenue has
been closed ,
Mrs , Hockwsll , Mrs , Hrlnsmald , Mrs. Howell -
ell and Mro , Merrlam are numbered among
a liouso .arty this week at the homo of Mr.
and Mrs. MoMillen of Onawa. Mesdames
Howcll and Mnrrlam are oxpcctsd home on
Monday , but the other women will remain a
week or so longer.
Mrs , W. M. E\ans and daughter , Ruth ,
who have been the guests of Mrs. J , II , Heed ,
will make their homo In this city during
the winter and have taken rooms at the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Smith , 717 First
avenue. ,
Mrs. D. W , Tliishnell , accompanied by her
mother , Mrs , Hyndshaw , has returned from
an extended eastern trip.
Miss Eleanor Montgomery and Miss
Ilomans have returned from St. Louis.
Miss Maria Ilurnca , who has been visiting
hero , has returned lo her home In Atlantic.
Ono of the principal vents of the coming
week will bo the card party and dance given
by the Fore-fliers of Hazel camp , Modern
Woodmen of America , at Knlghta of Pythias
bill , on Tuesday evening.
The South First street social club met
on Wcdncbday evening at the residence of
Mrs. Henry ColTee < n , 201 South First street ,
The club was started last winter by a few
of the congenial spirits on the street end
wiw meant for social enjoyment of the orlg-
Inatoro , but Its evenings became o pleas-
unt that Invitations were much sought for.
The doiurnd called for the enlargement of
the membership of the club , until at the
present time It embraces nearly all of the
families on the street and has been the
inrana of rstabliohlng the utmost good fellow-
chip among thu 'neighbors and cxtend'ng
their list of acquaintances ,
Mrs , B. H. Merrlam gave a 2 o'clock
lunch tt her homo on Third avenue In honor
of her friend , Miss Wllurri of Chicago , who
ban been her gufet during the week. The
luncheon was served on polUhed mahogany
and covers wore displayed for nine. The
mahogany was hidden hero nd there by a
bit of delicate Mexican drawn work. The
floral decoration * were handsome nd profuse -
fuse , American Beauty roses being most con
spicuous. The luncheon wan served ic
coursed , ,
Miss Cook's ceramic display at the Grand
hotel on the first of the week constituted
one of the pleasant semi-social events. All
of Cho society people of the city , and many
t Ui admirer * of tiie beautiful Art la
Omaha , were alto present. Among the latter
wag lltcior T. J. 'Mackay ' and Mis. M-xdcay. |
The beautiful d > play has awakened renewed i
Interest In this fascinating tlecoraMve art.
Mrs. J. C. Pontius of turned , Kin. , Is visitIng -
Ing relatives and frlenfls 1n the city.
Mrs. J. n. Moran of Second avenue has re
turned from a visit with friends In Ltichflcld.
Mo.
Mo.Miss Mary Key has been quite 111 for scv-
ctal days and has been compelled to post
pone starting OD her eastern trip In cense
quence. .
Mr. and Air * . H. iH VanBnint have re
turned from an eastern trip , Mr. VanBrunt
having been to New York and Mrs. VanBrunt
to Chicago.
The Dod e Light Guards Tiave changed the
date of tbtlr < ! ance to Thursday , December
1C.
1C.Mrs. . Mathls entertained Informally Thura-
t > ay night a party of friends at her apartments -
monts In the Ogden house.
The reception tendered the Cadets Friday
evening by Prof. Chambers was a very pretty
affair and well attended.
Mrs , F. S. Howell entertained the Hamll-
tcn Whist club on Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Dr. Hart entertained a number of her
friends at Iuiche3 on Wednesday after
noon. Her handsome home on Willow
avenue was beautifully decorated and made
additionally pleasant for the occasion.
Mrs. W. W. Loomls entertained the
Ladles' Whist club on Tuesday evening at
her homo on Eighth street. The club will
bo entertained on next Tuesday evening by
Mrs. H. H. VanBrunt , on Bluff street.
In honor of Mrs Virginia McGoncnll of
Chicago a few friends gathered at the resi
dence of her parents , Mr. and Mrs. G. A.
Uoblnaon , on Thirty-fourth street , last Fri
day evening. A very pleasant evening was
'
'
'honor of Miss S. Flllbrooks and Mr.
Bert Flllbrooks Miss Alice Llthcrland of
Mornlngsldo entertained Informally on last
Friday evening.
Mrs. James It , Moran of Second avenue has
returned from ft visit with relatives in Lltch-
field. Mo. , ,
Mr. and Mrs E. J. Gilbert and Mr. and
Mrs. William Underwood have returned from
a short trin to Chicago.
Mrs. HarrU of Wdodblne , but formerly of
Coun-11 Bluffs , Is visiting In the city , the
guest of Mrs. R. Schlcketanz.
A.-B. Smith and wife of Hastings. Neb. ,
parents of Mis. H. A. Scaile , arc visitors at
the Swrle homo on Seventh street.
Mrs. William Cadwallader of Nebraska
City , Nob. . Is visiting her parents , Captain
nnd Mrs. L. B. Cousins , of Eighth avenue.
Miss Cunle Suttcxi of Hot Springs , Ark. , Is
the guest of her uncle , D. C. Bloomer.
With the Chtirolu'M. . .
Services at the Council Bluffs churches will
bo held at the usual hours today.
At the First Presbyterian preaching by
the pastor , Rev. Barnes , a't ' 10:30 : a. in. , sub
ject , "Universal Brotherhood ; " at 7:30 : p. m. ,
"Enoch. " Collection for Frcedman In the
morning. Annual congregational meeting on
Monday evening at 7:30. :
Services at the First Baptist church at
10:30 : a. m. , subject , "The Christmas niches. "
Bible school at 12:15. : Evening service at
7:30. : Preaching by the pastor , P.cv. Rocho ,
subject , "Inconspicuous Service Rewarded. "
Christian Tabernacle Prcachln ; ; by thu
paclor , morning subject , "Our Strong and
Weak Points ; " evening , "The Bible and the
Bible Alone. "
Services at the Fifth Avenue Methodist
conducted morning and evening by the pas-
itor , C. P. Fry. Morning subject , "The Great
Miracle of the Old Testament ; " evening ,
"Whither Goest Thou ? " Sunday school at
12 m. Epworth league at C:30 : p. m. Re
vival sen-Ices all week conducted by the
Methodist ministers of the city.
Second Presbyterian Church , Harmony and
Logan Streets , Rev. Alex Lltherland , Pas
tor Morning subject , "The Sabbath , Hu
mane and Holy ; " evening , "Holiness unto
the Lord. "
Services will be conducted at the First'
Congregational church by the pastor , John
W. Wilson. Preaching at 10:30 a. m. , theme ,
"How to Know God ; " evening , 7:30 , "Tho
Analogy Between Natural and Revealed
Truth. "
Central Christian Church Preaching at
10:30 : a. m. ann 7:30 : p. m. by the pastor , A.
R. Candle , In Independent Order of Odd Fel
lows' hall. Sunday school at 12 m. Young
People's Society of Christian Endeavor at
0:30 : p. m.
The Christian Scientists will conduct meet
ings In their rcoms In the Sapp block at
10:45 : a. m. , subject of sermon , "Triumphant
Juy Through Unity with Christ. " Readings
from bible and corresponding selections from
Science and Wealth. Experience meeting
Friday evening at 7:30. : .
Spiritualist services In Union hall , 146
West Broadway , at 2:30 : and 7:30 : p. m. Mrs.
Carrlo Fuller , the noted trance lecturer and
test medium of Milwaukee , WIs. , will con
duct the meeting. Social on Wednesday
evening.
The regular meeting of "the " city Sunday
School union will be held in the Sunday
school room of the Broadway Methodist
church on Tuesday evening. The program
for the occasion has been prepared by Rev.
S. M. Perkins , MM. J. M. Sylvester and W.
B. Lackey. It follows : Congregational song ;
prayer , Rev. W. S. Barnes ; Instrumental
solo. Master Jackcon Cady ; talk , "Primary
Object of the Sunday School Teacher , " by
I Rev. J. W. Wilson ; discussion , lc < l by Mr.
Evans ; violin solo , Mlos Margaret McBride ;
Illustrated review of December lessons , by
Miss Harriet Blood ; congregational song ;
benediction.
A new Industry. Have your skates made
to order. The Council Bluffs Cyclery 'build
skates to order at reasonable prices. A
hand made skate of foe materials is always
the beat.
Hoffmayr fancy patent Hour makes the
beet and most bread. Ask your grocer for it.
Domestic seep wrappers call for spoons.
Hoard IlnnlNln'M ( lie Woman ,
Anna Roberts spent another hour or two
jesterday In the presence of the Commis
sioners for the Insane , She managed to
hold her own with even 'better success than
on the previous day , and left the problem of
her mental status and ability to care for
hr-rcelf In a more clouded condition than
ever. The commissioners probed pretty
deeply Into her history and came to
the conclusion that she IH a vsteran female
tramp , and they turned her over to the
county authorities to bo treated as such.
The woman agreed to leave the city perma
nently this morning. To make It sure that
she would perform the promise she waa kept
in the county Jail last night and will bo es-
coited oui of town this morning. The In
quiry developed enough facts concerning the
life of the woman to catt con
siderable doubt upon the authen
ticity of the fltory she told to the
grand Jury , upon which an Indictment was
returned against Harry HclEer for assaulting
her. Tlio action of the commissioners yes
terday will make It necessary to drop the
case against joung Helsor , ca she Is the only
wltnccs and has been sent away with In
structions not to return to Council Bluffs.
Hi-ill Kutnti' TrmiHfcrx.
The following trannfei are reported from
the title and loan olllce of J , W , Squire , 101
Pcnrl street :
Hemlettn Jackson to Jennie White , lot
10 , In Jnmcs1 subdlvt lot 177 , O. I1
Council HUiffH , q c . , . s ra
Charles W , Clark nnd wlfo to W. W
McRory. lot IS , In Auditor's BUbdlv
m'U BWU I2-75-W , w d . 1,000
A. C. Mueller nnd wife to Leonunl
Kverett , txecutor , n'-4 of lot 1 , block
20. Mill add Council Bluff a north of
center of creek , w d . . . . 400
Slu'iln to JamcK II. McMullcn , lot f ,
block 3 , Pierco'B nubdlv Council
IlluffH , B d. , , . , . , . M . 10J
Camilla Huniiii nnd hueband. Bertha
M. Simons nnd husband , Arthur C ,
Mueller nnd wlfo to M , H , White.
lota H. 12. 13 , H , 15 , 1G. 17 ami IS ,
block 2 , Turley & Whlte'H aubdlv.
Council muffs , w d . . . . . . . . . 1
M. H. Whlto utiil wife to Camilla
Himna et nlloin 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , fi , 8 nnd 9 ,
liloek 1 ; lot 2 , block 2 , Turley &
Whlta'a mibillv , w d . 1
Six transfers , totnl , , $1,002
DlMinlMHrx IliiniiiKii Suit.
Judge Green yesterday sustained the mo
tion made by the attorneys for the defendant
to dismiss the damage suit 'brought ' by Mrs.
( Etta -Mitchell against the Northwestern
Hallway company for the accidental death of
tier husbaud , .TUo inutloa viiu made at tlio
close cf the tMtlraoixy 'orthe , pHlntlff on
Friday nlghl and the decision reserved until
mrnlng. The caartgheld that there was
nothing In the testimony to show that the
r&'llwuy company bad-been negligent In any
n.anner or had any responsibility for the
acel. ; ntal death of' the employe : that If
there had been UIIJH nc'Kllsonct' at all the un
fortunate man wtuugullty ' contributing
to It. j. , . . ,
Kvcrclt OhjertH < o the Tux.
Leonard Evcretl applied lo the district
court yesterday for an Injunction to restrain
the city ftom collecting taxes for city pur
poses on one at several tracts of land be
longing to the Everett estate and 'lying '
within the city limits. It Is a revival of the
quoatlon that has frequently been 'before the
city council nnd the courts the right of the
city to levy and collect taxes upon lands
within the city limits that ore used only for
agricultural purposes. The clly limits arc < x
little more than five miles square , nnd on
the outskirts there Is a large amount of un-
plattcd land. A great deal of this has been
exempted from city taxation , for the council
has generally granted the prayer of the peti
tioner whti asks lo have his acreage properly
when devoted to garden or pasture purposes
relieved from city tAxca. The trnct covered
by Mr. 'Everett's ' petition was overlooked
until the assessment had been certified up to
the county audlto ? and an. Injunction lo re
strain the county audllor nnd Ihe treasurer
from felling the property 'to collect the tux
was the only remedy. The delinquent tax
sale will bo held on iMonday morning and
the city council dots not meet until Monday
nilght.
It has been the Intention of the city assessor
ser to return nil ot the unplatted lands In the
oily lo bo taxed ns agricultural lands , but
o. number of the tracts have been llatodi 03
city property subject to taxes for all cily
purposes.
Nome SolliI Knotx.
To maintain ascendency as the leading
shoo dealer In a city of 25,000 people Is not
so easy ns some suppose. We do not , In our
advertising , seek to belittle our competitors
or to depreciate the value or choicenefs of
the goods they carry. But we do Insist that
although there are some very good shoo
stores in Omaha and Council Blults , Sar
gent's leads them all , because Sargent lias
always been at the head of the pi occasion In
both quality and price , nnd alwajs will be.
Caesar said : "Better be first in a lltlle
Iberian village than second In Home , " but
Sargent goes him one better and declares
his determination to bo first In the shoo
business at all Unite , -especially In the fol
lowing particulars :
1. Style.
2. Quality of goods.
3. Price.
We want your trade , we expect to make
a profit cm It , and we will spare no legiti
mate effort to get it. In the long run you
will nnd II most profitable to deal with Sar
gent , who never runs fake sales or deals In
fake advertising. SAHGEXT ,
" Sign of the Bear.
Domestic soco wrappers call for spoons.
CnxContinued. .
The attorneys who have been retained to
Icok offr the lilteres'u ot the two women
who are endcavorlng-to secure legal control
of Jesse Van Worraer , did nut gel the habeas
case ready for submission to Judge Green
last nlgnt. Both , Bidps were represented in
the court room N.o. 1yesterday afternoon by
a large number ot their male and female
friends. The mother ct the boy , Mrs. Cuu-
n'.ngham of Leigh , la. , went on Uio stand
and told about her .financial situation anu
her ablMty to take care of the child. Mrs.
Ovcrmeyer , front whom the mother is cn-
( Uavoring to secure ( he boy , also told cf IKT
ability to provide 11 suitable homo and give
the child the propen training. Testimony
was Introduced attacking trie character of
tljo mother and her 'fitness to caie for her
children. Jtidge .Gre < in held , the session of
'court utrtll art'hcur after darkin the hope
that tiio attorneys would be ready to submit
the ccee , but the examinations of the wit
nesses developed too many side Issues and
the ease was continued until Monday.
See "The New Woman , " by Harmon class ,
No 25 O. E. S. , In Masonic hall. Thursday
evening. Dec. 9. Tickets , Including refresh-
mcata , 25c.
Domestic soco wrappers -call for spoons.
1'ociii on Art. |
If you wish to make a present ,
This coming Christmas day ,
I will tell you what to purchase , ,
As you journey on your way.
Buy a picture at the paint stores. ,
I called the other day
They are at the Masonic temple ,
Corner Fourth street and Broadway.
They are the finest line of pictures
That skillful hands can make.
As far as artists' goods are concerned ,
You will" find there no mistake.
There are scenes of the grand old ocean ,
The homestead nnd the lake.
No trouble to make "a selection ,
There are plenty you can take.
A'ad ' If you want some framing dome ,
Be sure you go that way ,
You will find the best selections
You have seen In many a day.
The above poem was written by a young
! ady of Council Bluffs after spending half
an hour admiring- our selections of art In
the art department of the C. B. Paint , Art
and Glass company store.
The cold weather frosted t/io / glass In SUL
LIVAN'S fisli case so much that the display
It contained could not be seen and they have
been forced to move It Jnslde the store , but
the fish and ojsters are there Juel the same.
Oysters received d.Jlly from Baltimore
ccunU. , extra selects and standards. In the
fish line wo have halibut , flounders , sea bass ,
salmon , fresh codfish , smelts , trout , pike ,
pickerel , black basa , catflsii , perch , frogs ,
etc , , etc. , fresh and constantly on hand. Tel.
1C1. J
Haffmayr's fancy patent flour makes the
best and most bread. Aek your grocer for It.
A nice two-seated sleigh for sale cheap. L ,
W. Tullup , 102 Main street.
Domestic toco wrappers call for spoons.
XOT i\otJii ! TO i-iM.sii IIUIMM.VC : .
CoiiiiitlKMou ItoiiiiiiinieiiilH Aniiroprlii-
Utiii for.plii-rolii-f AN ) Him.
"
DES MOINESf" | . ( Dec. 4. The report of
the commissioners1 of the Cherokee Hospital
for ( ho Insatio hats bicn prepared and will bo
submitted to the gbvernor early next week.
The commission' ' Will report In favor of an
appropriation off $2,000 to finish the work
on the Institution Anil to put It In shape for
occui.ancy. Aboutr > | 379,000 las been expendrcl
on the stiperHtruitUro to December 1. Three
other hospitals Inr'tho elate and many county
hospitals are In u crowded condition and tha
capacity of the ntta-Tinstltutlon SOO pitlents
will relieve the Mth&rs. The Cherokee boa-
pltal IB Intemlecf for the use of patients from
'
counties of the e'ndro northwest section of
tha state. rod
REPORT ON IOWA RAILROADS
,
Showing for th ) Year Jtwt Closed is
Unsatisfactory.
MARO FALLING OFF IN BUSINESS
Hcvlvnl DiirliiK < h < - l.itnt Three Month *
Out JlnUrm
Suhtulttt'il liy ( he
Slate
DES MOIND ? , Dec. 4. ( Special. ) The an
nual reports of the Iowa rallrcadc the
Hoard of Railroad Commissioners will Indi
cate that tlio year ending with June 30 , 1S97 ,
was unsatisfactory , 'Business fell off very
much as compared with the previous year ,
and although the figures are lift complete ,
It Is 'believed ' the totals will Indicate that It
was Hie poorest year ever known by Iowa
roads. There are thirty-two roads In the
state and all the Interstate lines report that
the conditions In Iowa applied on other parts
of their system. The total earnings of Iowa
lines will ahow a falling off of about $2,000,000
as compared to 'tho previous year , which was
the poorest reported to that time. The num
ber of omploes had fallen from 28,103 to
25,090. On the entire sjstom of the roads
which ihavc lines In Iowa , the number of em
ployes dropped from 107,769 to 100,999. Total
wages paid during the last year unounted
to $15,151.418 , a falling off of Just nbattt one
million. Excepting three small proprietary
lines , whose reports are not In , the following
aio totals for thu state : Passenger earnings ,
$8,583,511 ; freight earnings , $23,470,001 ;
gi'coa ' earnings from operation , $37,422,801 ;
gross Income , $3C,377yi5 ; operating ex
penses , $23,982,83 ! ! ; net Income from opera
tion , $12,195,050 ; Income from o'lier sources ,
$104,967 ; total Income , 12,000,053 ; deductions
for fixed charges on bonded debt , $8,769,537 ;
net Increase above operation and bonded
< loM , $4,271,090. In explanation the com-
m'sEloners ' say the poor showing Is due to
the extreme depression during the presiden
tial campaign and the earlier part of this
year. But for the revival 'of ' business which
brgan In the last three months of the year
covered 'by ' the report , the showing would
have been Immensely worse. At present the
roads In the slate arc rushed and have been
for three months , moving grain and other
freight.
TItOl lll.i : I.v THIS IIUXUDICT IIO.Mi : .
Mrooilx AiipcnlN from the Action
HlNchtirKliiU' Her.
DES MOINES , la. , Dec. 4. ( Spec'al Tele
gram. ) The management of the Benedict
home In this city Is In trouble , and the
governor and executive council have been
appointed to Investigate ltc > affairs. The
appeal Is by Mis. S. R. Wood , who tlil a
few _ da > s ago was superintendent of the In-
stltulion , having held the- place eight years
She was discharged by the executive com
mittee on the grounds of general Incapacity
and wants an 'investigation. Mrs. Woods
sent word to Governor Drake today of her
demand. The claim madff by her friends Is
that she has -ieen greatly wronged , and that
It Is inspired by the desire of the manage
ment of the State Woman's Christian Tum-
peiance union to revenge itself agalret her.
The homo Is a semi-state Institution , the
Womens' Christian Temperance union ap-
po'ntt ? four and the governor three trustees.
The union provides the buildings and part
of the cost of maintenance , the state makes
a regular appropriation for the balance.
rMrs. .Woods' friends claim , that she was
turned out of her office because several yearb
ago the officers of the State Woman's
Chrlctlco Temperance union wanted to take
a bequest that had been left to the Institu
tion and convert it to the payment of debts
of the union. The matter came up In the
state convention of the organization and It
was argued that as the sum wss under the
control of the union there could be no harm
la using the money temporarily for other
purposes of the unlcn , but Mrs. Woods , after
a rcsolut'en ' was adopted to do this , declared
that she \\ould take it Into the courts and
enjoin such a proceeding. The result was
that It was never carried out. But it Is
claimed that ehe incurred the lasting en-
m'.ty of the Woman's Christian union people
and as1 soon as pcrjslble they turneJ her Out ,
without even a hearing.
On the other hand It Is claimed by the
union leaders that Mrs. Woods , who is about
05 jears old. Is fast becom'ng mentally and
phyeically unfit for the duties , and that the
change uas necessary.
I-'HAMC XOVAIC IS .SHXTISXCICJ ) .
MIIH ( fie ( it I'rlNoii n ( AiiaiuoNii for
I , Iff.
CEDAR RAPIDS. la. . Dec. 4. ( Special
Telegram. ) Almost the entire day was oc
cupied today In an argument by Tom Miller
and Judge Ney , attorneys for Frank A. No
vak , recently convicted of murder in the
second degree , at Vlnton. Fifty-two reas
ons were set up why a new trial should be
granted. Judge Ney in his argument made
e , bitter attack on the press declaring that
1n Ita report It had been prejudiced and busel
and sougiit to 'Influence ' the public and the
court against the defendant ; that the testi
mony of Wio state had been properly rcpoited
and the testimony of the defense had been
distorted. County Attorney Tobln In his
answer declared that such statements as
came from him were outrageous , In .that It
was sought to show that the state had pur
chased no presa anl made It Us tool. Judge
( Eurnham made a lengthy talk and reviewed
the evidence quite fully In refusing i'he mo-
'tlon for a now trial. It was exactly B
o'clock when Judge liurnhani asked Novak
if he had anything lo say before sentence
was passed up n him , Novak arose and in a
steady volco declared th.it ho was Innocent ,
r/id Etatcd that even If Jio had been ac
quitted he would no ! uavo been satisfied
unt'll the guilty party had been brought to
justice and the dark cloud removed from hl-j
n'Jinf , Judge Burnham ( tien pasted sen
tencc. He placed the punishment at hard
labor in the Anamosa punltcn'Iary dm Ing
his natural life. Novak received the sen
tence without a tremor. The attorney's for
defence took ninety days to file a bill of
exceptions and also filed a motion In arrest
of Judgment. The Judge vlll decide on Iho
mot'lon for arresting judgment next Wednes
day , when the question of admitting tbc
defendant to ball will also bo argued.
.Xciv Camp \VooilliH-n. .
PANAMA , la. , Dec. 4. ( Special ) Dep
uty E. C. Wilmarth of Walnut succeeded in
organises an excellent camp of the Wood
men of the World hero last evening. Mr.
C. C. Fanncs , sovereign maater of Mt. Car
roll , III. , and State Deputy Wood of Mollne ,
III. , were present. The following officers
were elected and Installed : Consul com
mander , William Durkeo ; adviser llcutenaoit ,
S. D. Acker ; banker. Dr. M. B , Howland ;
Are you going
to plant trees
and shrtibery
If you are wo have everything In a tree
and Klirub from tlio smallcal eprout lo a full
grown hardy Irce very choice largo snow
balls and lllacB Hhadc ornamental and fruit
trccH a largo stock now on baud at
18th and Douglas , Omaha
and all orders promptly
delivered , Now la the tlrno to do your
planting.
HARCOURT BROTHERS ,
Nurserymen and Florists. Council Bluffs , la
clerk. Ii. H. Cranetccort : , Sam J. Acker ;
xvatchnun. J. K. Shorett ; sentry , Anton
Vrnngj physician , I ) . M. Howltodj mana
gers , P. Doyle , n. n , story , J. A. IMwlcy.
TO Mtsirr J.V O"MAH.V ixr.vr TI.MH.
\nllonal ] , | vr Mock K\clinttKc > Wliul"
I'D UN ftimliirft * .
SIOUX CITY , Deo. 4-Spechl ( Telegram. )
The National Llvo Stock exchange com
pleted Its work today , Tlio president , secre
tary and treasurer of the exchange were reelected -
elected by acclamation. The committee on
federal quarantine line reported iccommcnd-
Ing the C8tablt hment by the United States
Departmcul ot Agriculture of a line which
would render the danger ofMtllc from above
ouch line disseminating u'lfiilc or southern
fever Innx-obable , and that such line bo con
formed to and maintained by the several
states nlcng mid line , The report WHS
adopted. Copies of the report were ordered
rtr printed nnd tent lo the secretary ot agri
culture and the chairman of the Interstate
san Itaiy board. The committee on the crea
tion of a tariff commission and for the ad
justment of the tariff reported back two
bills , house- roll 4,050 and house roll 3H ! > ,
each for the creation of a tariff commis
sion and for other purposes , with the recom
mendation that both of these measures be re
ferred back to congress , as the committee
did tot deem II expedient for the exchanse
to tike action on matters ot a political na
ture. In which the Individual opinion of the
members might bo at variance. Tlio report
was adculed ,
The next meeting will be held In Onwho ,
the date to bo fixed by the executive com
mittee.
fieri. .
DRS MOINiES , Dec.I. . ( Special Tele
gram. ) The police nre looking for A. L.
Mlcklo. u brojtcr's clerk , en a charge of
forging a check for $1,000 and Retting iiway
with the proceeds. He wns employed by the
McRirlan Grain company In Its oinces here.
and signed the firm name to a check on the
Valley National 'l > tnk. It was cashed with
out suspicion , being a perfect reproduction
ot the real signature. Ho had twenty-four
hours ttart before the forgery was discovered ,
and there is no clue to hla w hereabouts.
Ills wife , two children and mother , nged SO.
were dependent on him.
Congressman Oeorgo I ) . I'crklns left Sioux
City for WaS'ilnston Friday evening.
A company has been formed at Vlnton with
$10.000 capital to bulM a fetecl works and
foundry.
Virgil Sires , en route from Brooklngs , S.
D. , to Uecatur , Kan. , lost $37 on A confidence
game In Sioux City.
Editor S. 1) . Cook of the Davenport Repub
lican is back at hlb desk al work again after
ten days' serious Illness.
II. C. Peterson of Battle Creek has brought
to his farm 900 head of sheep purchased In
Montaiu , which he will feed this winter.
Governor ihaw has consented to attend the
State Sunday School convention In Marshall-
town , and deliver an address. The convention
begins February 17.
For the becond time within three months
the stoio of M. Mlchels ot Farley has been
entered by burglars and goods and cash to
the amoun' of about $125 taken.
L. L. G.i iiplc of the Slieiiandoah Sentinel
la n candi > jijtc for deputy oil Inspector for
Hie Hlghtli district of Iowa. The appoint
ment will bo made by Governor Shaw.
Mr. anj Mrs. C. L , . Ilttchey of Albln cele
brated their golden wedding a few da > s ago.
They were married In Hushvllle , Ind. , and
have lived In Monroe eounty , Io\\a , for many
yoars.
At a shooting match at HrUt , English spar
rows were substituted for pigeons In a live
bird match. The sparrows make Interesting
marks for the sportsmen , and are ro numer
ous as to be a nuisance.
Tihero will be two Smiths In the lower
house of the next general assembly , four
Millers , two Gibsoru , two Potters and two
Ciarks. There will be two Youngs In the
senate , the only duplication of names In that
body.
A tire in Oto , Woodbury county , started In
Jackson Kelly's barn anJ destroyed It with
flvo horses , and also burned Peter Bovla's
wagon s'aop , E. H. Davis' blacksmitSi shop
and Jenkins' livery barn. The total loss was
about $2,000.
George Stanley , a life con.vlct . from Story
county , will ask the legislature to reco.nmeml
to the governor his pardon. Ho ie serving
time for murder , 'but represents that the trial
was Irregular and the conviction unjust , not
withstanding that ho has already served
twenty-eight years.
The Carroll Herald understands that a rep-
rcsenlallvo of the Transmlssisslppl Elevator
company , 'which will put up twenty-live ele-
\ators along the lines of the Chlc'ago ' &
Northwestern in. Iowa , vas recently in Car
roll with a view to buying an elevator there
or erecting a new one.
A correspondent of the Neala reporter tells
of a farmer who husked eighty bushels of coin
a day for six dajs und of another who husked
and cribbed ninety buMiols ot corn a. day for
twenty-one successive days and the corn was
weighed at seventy-flve pounds to the bushel.
Another fanner cribbed eighty-seven bushels
a day for twenty-four days. These were In
Union township.
Iowa 1'rcNM Comment.
Glenwood Opinion : It appears to be the
general understanding over the district that
L. T. Genung of Hastings is to ha\e the
democratic nomination for congressman next
year.
Otlumwa Courier : In figuring that Whlto
ran Shaw 10,000 behind Mllllmen the pop-
ocrits forget Ibit popocrals scratched Pro *
hlbltlonlsi I'lummer enough to reduce thitt
figure about 10,000.
Council niuffs Nsnparell ; In the Bioro
windows at South Kngllsh , I . , are exhibited
ten ears of corn raised last summer by Can
didate Fred White from two grains of need.
This wonderful nueceM Is a seeming justifi
cation of the decision of his fellow citizens
that he had better be continued In hlo posi
tion as a firmer.
Dubmiuo Times : If the republican mem
bers ot the legislature are a wipe as thU
paper Is willing to believe they are , ( hern
will be no radical changes made In the code.
Every bill Introduced with thnt purpose
should bo Indefinitely postponed. The Iota
democratic mlrlrc Ifl followed the better tha
position of the republican party will ho to
nuke an aggressive and winning campaign
next year.
tied Oak Express : After the election was
over and the votCv ? counted It became npp.ir-
Mit to Judge Spurrier of De-s Molnes that hn
had nude a fool ot himself and had de
graded the judicial bench by bis offensive
campaign for llatUm and be had the good
taste to K'Mgn. Governor Drake at once ne-
copted and appointed a new man in hlft
place. Spurrier was elected ns republican ,
but It Is likely that his ofllccholdlng da > a
In Iowa arc o\er. He will probably retnovo
to Arkansas , where his style will bo muro
generally appreciated
Mount Yeriion
PURE RYE
Owing to its line , full , mellow
llavoi1 , thin whiskey comnmiulstlip high
est price In IwrroU ( to wholesale1 dual-
ere } of any bnitul now on the market ,
and IM tlin basin of most of the bottled
tled blomleil whiskey now w extensively
mlvorllpcti.
Knitted nt the Distillery \ttlt nit iilsolulo
Ilimrnntj at Purlt > ninl Orluluil Condition
The consumer buyinir this -tlio only
dlsllllury liottlliic of MlU'NT ' \ l.ltNuN ilii
SQUAW. Hot'Ic ' * . cnch bcniittu tin.- Num
bered ( liinriinty l.nbjliMciiii's llic hUh-
Oit iriiidoof I'llio ' llyi1 WhKKry In Us natural
condition iMitln-b fieo fiom luluttciaUoii
wltlicbenp spli IIH HIM ! flavorings ,
FOR MKDICIXAI. USK
It IIPS On1 ImlniitMnent of llip inn.t ni-on.liicnt
physicians tlironplumt tin1'nitrU states.
Tor Halo by All IMI.ililr IV.il.-r-i.
Till : COOK N IIHSX1I 'il.VIIUJ CO , New Vorl <
Sole Aacnl-i foi1 the llnlicd States
JOHN LIMHMi , SileWcstertl Audit
Colin if lUtiftI I : ,
DB . L , E. ROE ,
llooni IMrrrliuu ! llloi'K.
Tulec Ulcvator.
SPECIAL NOTICES
COUNCIL BLUFFS WANTS.
/ /V > yWV * X XVr VS/NrkX\rty rtyvr w
Oolobcl ( / , 'J' .
ran HUNT. SAI.IJ on TUUMJ nv
IIONuu nvKinriT
FOR RENT- Houses In Council II ulTs
J15.00 per niontli-Clicirv Hill and one mic of
ground , fiult nnd ii.uiliti
S12.60 Per monlh New More room. IU\CO , on
llioaduny.
$0.00 per month U _ * Thlid St. . C n "inmi I bain
JG.OU i > er month nth tt. uiui A\t > . H K. l bain.
J7.CO per monthj20 ! Hruailujy , st ire i. . nin.
JC.OO per ii.or'.i 50C Graham avnur c ruoniA.
J5.00 per rao' ' .n lt.6 Itlilp" slitet ( . mom liuuse.
J4.00 pur ' until House an Xlnlli ttnet
ACUU P'lOI'HKTY
JS.33 per month A Mill lin'cd | 6 urr < " > " miles
from town " 111 tae ) oni-hnlf of the rent In
\vorl ( .
FOn SAI n City Prcrctv
MOO Good house , bar. . -J am : two Iota 2513
Fifth n\e. , monthly payments , $7 per muntli
f200 Good house nnd lot oncinn H between
llshth nnd Ninth Si : . , JT Mr ni'inlh
$200 Good hoiit > G nnd ! ot on Cth avenue lirtueen
2 > th nnd 2Cth sts. , monthly uaymcnia , J5 per
month.
15 lots \Vilghlfs ndd for pale nt aery low
price.
FARMS FOll SAL.K-
$25 per ncre ! MO-acre fnrm 4 miles \\e ° l of drls-
weld , eastern purl of I'r/ttawnttamic county
$25 tier uorc 19 acies of KJol fnir.ims ? lumi north
of N'eola.
$23 per ncre Well improved I.SS-ncro farm east of
Loveland , I'ottnnaltnmlp rounly.
JS5 per ncrp 10 ncres of t'.t nd f.irmln ? or fruit
land. 3 miles from SMnev. rromont county.
$25 per ncie 30 ncies of good fruit land , with
mall houje. north of Hnmburir. Fremont
count }
(25 per ncre-40 acres of qood bottom Innd , som
timber. 2 miles outr of city llmitH
$20 per ncie 20 ncies of Rood bottom land. S
mllea couth of Council Illurtf.
10-ncre tracts of land 2 miles Routii of South
Omaha ; will talte part pasmcnt in city prop
erty.
( looil farms for rent. Apply to
LEONARD EVERETT , 18 Pearl St. , Council
muffs. Io n.
J15.00 per sere 40 acres of good land In Monona
county.
Five und ten-aero trncts near the city for sum
cheap.
Good , cheap Nebraska lands for sale.
Will eell any of the nbove property on small
payment down , balance In ten annual pay
ments.
Other geol fanns for pale. Will take pirt trade
In city property or smaller farms , balance long
time , annual payment * .
DWELLINGS. FRUIT , FAI1M ANI ) aAIU1EN
lands for tale or rent. Dnjr & Heta. SU I'"nr !
street.
MONEY TO I/JAN unnrcnn HATE ON
first-claps Improved farms and Insldo cltv
property. Arply to Jus. N. Cnssady , Jr. , Z3t
Main St.
Instructions. Alhln llustcr , studio
33S Ilrmdway. German method
of Dresden Conservatory.
J. W. SQUIRE. CITY AND FARM I.OAN.H.
FOR SALE. AT A IIAIIOAIN , A SMALL. Ilt'T
well established nnd remunerative mercantile
buslne > s. iMiuIre of D. W. Oth ) , 133 1'eurl
St. , Council Uluffa , la. 1
Your
Not froir a financial standpnint exactly
but free from the delects iound in tlie
average heating system , 1
Steam and Hot Wafer Heating Ijlj
' !
All the lealinff Incanlescent , Burners ] | 1
and Mantels ,
J. C.
202 Main anil
20H Pearl St.
COUNCIL IH.UFFS , IOWA.
SOMETHING REAL GOOD 'fe '
( FOUR FLAVORS )
VANILLA , CHOCOLATE , STRAWBERRY AND MAPLE
Made for Trade Who Appreciate Quality.
DEALERS SUPPLIED BY * *
John G. Woodward & Co. ,
Wiiolcyalo .Manufacturing Coni'cctloner.s.
Council Bluffs , la.
TIII5 IMI'KOVJJD
ROSEPATENT GRATE
Kor steam bollera , furnace * , etc
This Knito IH beliiB l rnely used In
nncklni ; IIOIIHIH , brt-werleH , inlllw.
Hteiiin licfi'liitf ptiuitB. or any jilucu
where Htctim bollcra uro being used. .
They nru the most economical , uur.
nblu and cttlclent nlmltlim cruto
iiindo nnd will mivo fuel , Wrltu for
clr-ulai-H - descrlblnu Brutes ,
fuller Information , to the
Rose Patent fc
Cuuucil UhuTa , lowu