0 THE OMAIIA DAILY MARCH G , 1898.
I COUNCIL BLUFFS-
SI1X011 MHNTIOX.
Try Mocro'R stock food ,
Eeg lOc doz. Bartcl & Miller.
Dr. Roc , dentist , Merrlam block.
Auk merchants ( or premium Mara.
I'liotos I'Jatlno or Arista. Sherratlen.
Dr. Urowa , dentist , room 301. Mcrrlarn blk.
For rent , pleasant milto of rooms , 221
Eouth Seventh street , with or without board.
There promises to be a big rush at the
special ulearauco sale o ! the Council UlufTs
Co.
Co.Mrs. . L ) . C. Rockwell and Mrs. A. R.
Drlndftmald ! co\o on TutGilAy tor a ehort
visit.
Special sal of carpets nnil curtains opens
Monday morning at the Council Bluffs Car
pet Co.
Thi ) ttqual EuffraKe club will meet with
Mrs. BallcnKer , 721 Willow avtiiue , on Mon
day cvijnlnfc.
Thu fivans Unmlry Is the leader In flno
work both for color and llnlsh. 620 Pearl
itrcct. Phone 190.
J. O. Wadsworth , who has been on an
extensive business tour through the west la
expected home this week.
You can get some of the greatest bar-
Rains of the season by attending the great
clearance sale of the Council 'Blurts Carpet
Co.
AmonK thn many bargains to be had at
our great clearance Bale 1s a parlor suit ,
cary chairs and reclining chair. These will
po cheap for cash. Council Bluffs Carpel
Co.
Charles Wheeler , colored , has had hit
Mhlto wife , Nellie , arrested on the charge ol
adultery , naming William Washington , al G
colored , as the other guilty party , 'Hearing
was postponed In V'leu's rourt until Manila )
afternoon.
Thn Women's Christian association will
hereafter hold Its regular bualnes * meeting !
In the parlors of the Grand hotel. The meet
Ing for this month will be at that place or
Monday afternoon at 2:30. : Members take no
tlce. Visitors welcome.
A ch.inge of venue was taken yrslerda ;
from the Office of Justice Vk'ii to that ol
Justice Htirke by Jens Jensen , who was ac
dined with nslstlng an officer. When tin
case \\as propcrl ) stated In Burko'i : court I
was dismissed by the aFd'stant ' county attor
ney.
ney.All
All members of the local lodge of 1m
proved Order of Hntl Men who dcilre to ac
company the lodge on a visit to Omaha Iodp
No. 2 on Monday evening are requested ti
meet on the corner of Pearl street am
liroidwiiy at 7:30 : Monday evening. A larg
number of the members have accepted tin
Invitation.
At the meeting of the Woman's Chrlstlai
association yesterday afternoon it was dc
elded to accept the ofT r of Mlai Hrna Lor
ton , the well known Nebraska City soprano
and Mrs. Kick , con ti alto , to Ring In conccr
here some time In April. Mlfe Norton am
Mrs. Flsk are now In Europe and will sal
for homo In a few days. The date of thcl
appearance hcru has not been definite ! ;
llxed , but It will bo some time In the carl ;
part of the month.
James Sa iirson and his wife , who 11e noa
the corner of Glen avenue and 1'letco Hired
were taken Into custody and locked up on tli
charge of Intoxication and creating a dh
turbance. The warrant had been procurei
from the ofllco of a justice of the peace am
nt the hearing yesterday afternoon Mrs
Sampson was discharged. Her husband wa
sentenced to the county Jail for a term o
thirty days , but the sentence was suspends
upon his premise not to offend again.
Ono of the leading American critics li
\\rltlng of Monroe and Hart In their nov
successful comedy , "The Gay Matinee Girl,1
Bald : "Monroe , and Hart are Undoubtedly ou
foiemost eccentric comedians , their excea
Blvely droll and quiet humor ece-ns to per
vadu the atmosphere ; they gain their point
easily and naturally and U la , almost Impos
slble to avoid a continuous broad grin whei
they are on the etage. It Is true they ar
Iho very life and soul of their clever comedj
"Tho Gay Matinee Girl , " but they have no
hesitated to eurround themselves with othe
good actors , and their entire performance 1
most enjoyable. " They will bo at the Do
hany theater on Thursday evening , Marc :
10.
Want Houses to rent. Klnne , Daldwlo bit
C < D. Vlava Co. , female remedy ; consults
tlon free. Office hours , 9 to 12 .ind 2 to E
Health Look furnished. 326-327-3 8 Morrlar
block.
N. Y. Plumbing company. Tel. 250.
$10,000.00 stock wilt be sold at auction , be
ginning today , from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. a
The Fair , 502 nroadway.
Council lllufTH Clinrelies ) .
The announcements of the religious eer\
Ices for today are as follows :
Broadway Methodist Church , Rev. J. li
Sc-nseney , Pastor Preaching at 10:30 : a. m ,
class meeting and Sunday school at 12 m. .
Junior lecEue , 4 p. m. ; Epworth league , 6:3C :
preaching , 7:30.
First Congregational Church , Rev. J. VI
Wilson , Pastor Regular communion serv
Ices , with reception of new members an
short sermon by the pastor , 10:30 : a. m. ; sut
Jcct , "Possessing the Mind of Christ ; " gos
pel praise service at 7:30 : p. m. , with shot
ecrmon by the pnbtor. The new quartett
and chorun choir will render the follow-In
onthcirm ; "O Lord , How Manifold Are Th
Works , " narnby ; "Fast Falls the Sun t
Eventide , " Havens.
Christian T.iber iacle. Corner of Scott an
Mjtistcr Streets , S. M. Perkins , Pastor-
Morning subject , "Relationship of Churti
and Pastor. " Ttie evening sermon will b
the thlcd of a series of sermons on the sub
Jcct of conversion , entitled , "Conversion of
Wicked Man. " Special music will be re ; :
dered at both services.
Pcco-nd Presbyterian Church , Corner c
Nnrmcciy and Lcgan Streets , Rev. Ale
IMthcrlaml , Pastor Morning subject , "Chrli
tian Giving. " The Christian Endtavoc st
cley will conduct the evening service. Tli
subject for dlscusslco will be , "Tho Churc
and the Christian Endeavor. "
ritth Avenue Methodist Church. Rev. C
P. Fry , Pastor Morning subject. "How W
May Know God. " The evening service wl
to especially adapted to railroad men. Tli
subject of the discourse will be , ' Profit Shai
Ing ; " Sunday cchool , 12 in. ; Junior legaue ,
p. m. ; Epworth league , 0:30 : p. m.
St. John's English Lutheran Church. Rei
George W. Snydtr , Pustor Rev. J. 1
Btough , Ph.D. , of Midland college , Atchlsoi
Ktci. , will preach at the morning service o
the subject , "Rewarded. " The pastor wl
preach during the cvtalng service en U\ \
ubject. "Christ's Love. "
The Christian Science society will hold II
usual services , with reading from the blbl
end Science and Health. Service begins c
10:45 : a. m. In room 402 , Sapp block.
First Baptist Church , Corner Sixth Stre <
end First Avctniiv-Prcachlng at 10:30 : a. n
end 7:30 : p. in. by Rev. R. Venting , who b (
gltis his work as supply raster. Mornln
subject , "Tho Bruised Reed and Smokln
Flax. " Evening subject , "Signs of tli
Times ; " bible sphool nt 12 m. ; Baptist Youn
IVcplo's unlrn at C:30. : A hearty welcom
to all.
Hotter than Klondike. Persons with sma
or largo capital wishing to make Invest
merits that promise largo returns shoul
address or call on L. W. Tulleye , Counc
Bluffs. la.
Big auction sale every day from 10 a. n
to 10 p. m. at The Fair , 502 Broadway.
J , A. B. cigar leads 'em all.
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' The old police register that has been 1
ervlco In the city jail since 1893 was e ;
tuustcd yesterday and was replaced by a no
one. The first entry on the clean brlgr
pages was the name of Charles Shertnat
vagrant who endeavored to force the res !
dents pf Oakland avenue to give him b !
breakfast on the previous morning agalni
their wishes. Ho had been accommodate
with free lodgings at the city jail dm
Ing the night. Judge McGee sentenced hit
to ten days In the city jail when h
appeared In police court yesterday mornlni
JTwo other vagrants , Albert Jerry and W , i
lAibmore , were given tb Mm * d < Me el r <
( rnatorg
POINTS ON ASPHALT PAVING
Oity Engineer and Connciltmn Seek Some
Expert Information.
WILL PROFIT BY OMAHA'S ' EXPERIENCE
Ho cT nler fllcn Informa
tion of Vnluc nml Siiiiiilli-M CuiiK-H
of Uiiuiliii'N .SiirulllcilllottK fur
( iiihliuice of ConiiulUcu.
City Engineer Tostevln and Alderman
Metcolf spent several hours In Omaha yes
terday afternoon for the purpose of securing
some Information conceititng asphalt pave
ment to bo used lu connection with the
aaphalt paving specifications that will be
drawn up by the city engineer for that sort
of paving In this city. A conference was
held with City Engineer Roscwater , who put
them In possession of all the Information
attainable on thu subject , and furnished
them with copies of the Omaha &peclfica-
tlons. Mr. Rosowatcr Is of the opinion that
the council need not expect o t < et any offers
for asphalt paving as low as were made last
> rtir $1.25 a square yard and believed that
from $1.50 to J1.76 was about as low as good
work could be figured on , and this on a base
made of broken stone , and not concicte.
The specifications will be modled on those
of Omaha , und will probably be ready for
the council at the meeting next week.
Increased Interest Is being felt In the
paUn ? campaign , and the opposition that was
expected has so fur failed to materialize.
On Fourth street only two of the residents
ha/e announced their intention to oppose the
order of the council. Three-fourths of thu
property owners who have been consulted
have expressed their willingness to bear the
burden of slightly Increased taxes for the
pleasuie of having their street again placed
In condition to be utilized for driving. They
recall the fact that when the cedar blocks
were first laid the street was one of tfio
most popular thoroughfares In the cltj- . The
Influence was felt by all of the property
owners. New residences were built ; old
homes were brightened and modetnlzed ;
lawns i < nd parking were given universal at
tention , and the street was the pride of the
residents. In rccint years , since the blocks
have gone to pieces , driving for pleasure has
ceased , and th > > street has been deserted ex
cept by those compelled to go through It.
The Influence has affected the houses , and
much of the old brightness and beauty Is
gone. The residents recall the old condition
and are anxious to have It restored. Among
the strong advocates Is Hen. D. C. Bloomer ,
who owns considerable property and Is
anxious to have It Improved. There Is a
strong sentiment In favor of asphalt , but the
advocates of [ v.vlng are willing to have good
brick If the other material cannot be se
cured at reasonable prices.
F. J. Day , a large property owner , \e \
strongly In favor of the early commence
ment of the paving campaign. "I want to
nee It beghi as ! > eon as the frost Is out ol
the ground , and the contracts ran be let , "
wlil ho , "but I want to see more asphalt
laid than any other kind of pavement. The
council can order paving on every street In
the city where I have properly and I will
not object. It Is only a question of tlmt
when the mew pavements must be laid , and
nothing can be gained by waiting even an
other year. "
Orrnt CK-nriuice Snlc.
( Monday morning the people of Council
Bluffs and vicinity will have a chance to
secure some great bargains In carpets , rugs ,
curtains , portieres , etc. This will be a
chance of years , possibly , In getting real
bargains as we are making this a great
clearance sale and prices are literally cut
to pieces. lAmong the special bargains for
this sale will bo four ready made carpets ,
Aloquettcs anJ Brussels. These will go at
a low cash price. We offer a fine parlor
suit at such a low price It will amaze you.
Our house baa an established reputation In
western Iowa and the people know that
when we advertise a special sale we will
do just what we say. Don't miss this great
bargain offering.
Council Bluffs Carpet Co. , Odd Fellows
Templo.
A dozen brands of whiskey for all classes
In stock. City family orders solicited. Mall
orders from farmers and surrounding cities
carefully filled. We sell toeer by the case ,
liquors and wines by the bottle , Jug , keg
and case. Pabst 'beer ' , ale and porter on
draught.
535 Broadway , Council Bluffs. Iowa.
ar. WOLL.STEIN & co.
Augusta Grove will give an Invitation
dcnce March 17th at Woodman hall. In
vitations can be secured from C. A. TIbblts
Henry Qtto and W. 'B. Lackey.
siicr.iL EVENTS or LAST WEEK ,
II. . 13. Clulr GlrlH 'Hc-pnrit ' on Hie Trln
to l > liio lu.
The L. r. E. club girls , Mlscs Stella Roycr ,
Veva LInkey , Erma Linkey , Mabe ) Cook ,
CJmce Hardman , Claudle Scott , Agnes Spies ,
Kittle Wurner , Sadie Grass , with 'M''ss ' Mae
Dill as umpire and Mrs. A , B. Moore aa
chapcrono , returned from Lincoln last nlglit ,
where they played a match game of basket
ball with the team from the Unlveislty ol
Nebraska. The score stood 7 to 15 In favor
of the Lincoln ; ) . All of the Lincoln team
were gymnasium girls. The visitors were
royally entertained at the homes of Mesdames -
dames Richards , Lambertson , Me.Murtry ,
Raymond , Welch , Bryan , Ogden ai.d Hall ,
After the game a banquet waa tendered the
L. I. E. girls In the armory of tbe unlvcr-
Mty. Chancellor MaoLean showed the girls
over the university and explained the dif
ferent derartments and a number of the
girls are thinking of entcilng the Institution
when they finish their course here. The girl-
found the trip BO enjoyable that they alines I
lo.st sight of the fact that they were the de
feated ones.
A pretty little surprise party on Friday
evening made a pleasant social evening pos-
slblo for the friends of Mrs. Hanson. The
occasion was the anniversary of her blrtlj
and the surprise was planned by a number
of her friends. Suitable refreshments were
serve J and the evening was passed pleasant ! )
lu playing cards.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kellogg have de
cided to remove from the city permanently
and make their home In Lss Angeles , Cal ,
Mr. Kellogg has already gone there and Mrs
Kellogg will follow In a short time.
Mrs. W. J. Davenport attended a large
party given by Mrs. J , J. Sullivan In Creator
on Friday evening. A party of Council
Bluffs society people accompanied her.
The Monday Musical Club Choral held Its
first meeting In the new quarters that have
been provided In the Sunday school room ol
the English Lutheran church. The clul
will hereafter hold all of Its sessions there
The Council Bluffs Glee club , a new
musical organization that has considerable
promise of future fame , gave Its initial per
formance on Thursday evening under tht
auspices of the Men's club of the First Con-
gregatlonal church.
Mrs. Francis Murphy , who Is warmlj
che.'lahed here by Innumerable friends vvhi
still refer to her as Mrs. E. D. F. Fisher , li
now making her home with her husband , tin
great temperance advocate , In Plttsburg. Mr
and Mrs. Murphy have traveled extensive ! )
since their marriage In this city , nearly nlru
years ago , and after living awhile In Mon
Una and Idaho tley removed to Indlanapolla
frctn whence they removed quite recently tc
their present home ,
Mlsti Grace Vovea of Sliver City was tbi
guest during the week of the Ml&ics In
nxn. on South First street.
Mls. > Edith Ay era has returned from Logan
where oho attended a party given by Rev
E. E. Mack and wife.
Mrs. S. C. Key has returned from an ex
itended visit out of town.
Mlra Woodrow returned to her home h
Madison last evening after a chart visit wltt
friends In this city.
Dr. Bennett Windsor end wife of Chlcagt
ore. expected to arrive In the city in a fe ?
daje , end will hereafter make U their per
mancnt dome. MrVlnd oc U the oaughte :
of Dr. A. H. Carter. After their arrival Dr.
Carter expcsta to make an extended trip In
search of rest and rrcrcatlcn.
Mlia Nettle Hunt has returned from an
extended visit at Mobcrly , Mo. , and Olathc ,
Ken.
Ken..Mrs.
.Mrs. F. W. Voswlnklo and family arrived
jreterday evening from Seattle and are at
thu home of Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Phillips on
llluff street.
Mr , and Mrs. B. F , Dudley of St. Joseph.
Mo , , who have been visiting the family of
their nephew , W. H. Dudley , of 2305 Avenue
A , have returned to their home.
Mrs. W. C. James left last evening for a
vUlt In Chloigo.
Mrs. J. W. Kemp will leave this week for
an extended visit In Wisconsin.
Mrs. J. A. Patton and children left on
Thursday for a two months' vlclt In lie
south.
Miss Emma Relter has returned from Sil
ver City , vsherc she gave a successful musU
cal recital.
The Kuests of the Ogden had a costume
party Saturday evening. Dancing waa en
joyed and a Japanese supper was served.
Mr. and Mrs. William Koehler returned
to their home In Red Oak Friday evening ,
after a two weeks' visit with Council Bluffs
friends.
Mrs. Victor E. Bender and little daughter
have gone for a fortnight's visit with Mrs.
Bender's parents at Galesburg , 111.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Wyuian of 919 Sixth
avenue returned yesterday from a visit at
Indiana Mineral Springs , tad.
Mrs. W. B. KlrkofT of South Eighth street
Is visiting friends In Missouri Valley.
Miss Kate Kuhn ot 1006 Avenue C Is vis
iting Mrs. S. S. Elliott of Missouri Valley.
Miss Blanch Garten of Lincoln , Neb. , Is
the guest of Miss Beebe of Glen avenue.
Mrs. E. A. Rfser ! is visiting friends In
Lincoln , Neb.
Mrs. Daniels of Belle Plalnc , la. , Is the
guest of Miss Llllle Blue.
Miss Lou Pegau of Omaha was In the city
yesterday visiting friends.
Miss Isabel Patterson has gone to Mlneola ,
where she will visit with Miss Flammant.
Hoffmayr's fancy patent flour makes the
best and most bread. Ask your grocer for It.
Dr. Keller , osteopath , Bcno block.
When we frame a picture It always gives
satisfaction both In workmanship and price.
That's what makes our art department the
proper place to visit when wanting anything
In that line.
C. B. Paint , Oil and Glass Co. , Masonic
Temple.
UMI'UIIIjICAX O.ltCUSKS AHE 11121,1) .
l.nrK < * Atti'Miliiiici' nnil CniiNlilernlilc
lll ( TH ( .MlllllfVNtCll.
The republican caucuses la t night at
tracted more Interest and attention than has
been the case for many years. In all of the
wards the attendance was to large that sev-
eial hours were required to deposit and count
the ballots. There were no particular fac
tions , but the Interest was chiefly due to the
desire of the republicans to take an Interest
In the primaries and select a good set of del
egates to the city convention.
In the First , Second and Fifth wards the
voters were required to nominate candidates
for the council , and at the conclusion of the
caucuses the two precincts in each ward
met to name < ue next alderman. This
doubled the crowds and made the contests
somewhat long and Interesting. In the First
ward , however , there was no fight. Within
a few minutes after the voters got together
Lewis Hammer uas nominated by acclama
tion. In the Second ward the Joint caucus
had a long and exciting contest , and the re
sult was not declared until ncaily 11 o'clock.
There were four candidates and several hun
dred voters and three ballots were required
to make the choice. The candidates were
Chris Straub , F. E. Sellers , C. S. Hubbard
and J. D. Johnson. Johnson finally won out.
In the Fifth ward there was also a strong
fight with eight candidates In the field , but
A. Mitchell went Into the caucus with all of
the voters from his precinct working for
him and succeeded In getting a majority on
the last ballot. His strongest competitor
was Dell G. Morgan. Mitchell Is section
foreman on the Rock Island and Is said to
be a strong man.
The net result of the caucuses cannot be
forecasted to a certainty. A majority of the
delegates from the First and Second wards
are favorable to the nomination of H. J.
Chambers or C. 0. Wheeler for city attorney
and a number of them are pledged to N. M.
Puscy for superior judge. All are about at
sea so far as the candidate for mayor Is
concerned. Following are the lists ot dele
gates :
First Ward First precinct , L. G. Scott ,
W. C. Dickey , C. A. 'Morgan , E. D. Fuller ,
F. A. Grout ; second precinct , A. N. Lund ,
T. J. Shugart , W. S. Balrd. E. E. Belknap ,
W. A. Groneweg , E. H. Olendorfer.
Second Ward First precinct , J. C. Baker ,
G. M. Gould , J. B. Sweet , E. H. Lougee , J.
P. Williams , Nat Shepard , J. W. Blanchard ;
second precinct , M. B. Ayrcs , W. S. Wilklns ,
Andy Lorrenson , D. L. Ross , J. B. Fulton.
Third Ward First precinct , J. M. Mat
thews , Ohio Knox , E. E. Hart , E. N. Wal
ters , P. C. De Vol , T. D. Metcalf ; second
precinct , William Arnd , H. M. Brown , W.
J. Sneathen , C. B. Altchlson , F. G. Webb.
Fourth Ward First precinct , N. P. Dodge ,
L. Everett , J.M. . Galvln , F. H. Hoon , G. S.
Wright , 0. E. Mayne.
Fifth Ward First precinct , James Hoon ,
Ed Canning , E. S. Allen , C. Konlgmacher ,
John Sklnkle. William Klns'ell , Albert Cole ,
Charles Shields ; second precjnct'T. A.
Brewlck , J. C. Miller , Peter Jacobson , Lars
Hauten , F. M. Philips.
Sixth Ward First precinct , L. M. Shubert ,
John N. Harden , S. Dobson , J. W. Clatter-
buck , John Nelson , John Epperson.
Our half price sales consist of the fact
that In many Instances our prices , for first
class work and fine goods are only about
one-half what other houses charge for In
ferior goods and cheap work.
C. B. Paint , Oil and Glass Co.
OASES IJf TUB niSTIUCT COURT.
Suit Given to the Jury ,
AVIilch I * Xow Deliberating.
The concluding arguments were made In
the case of Deere , Wells & Co. against the
Milwaukee yesterday forenoon and the case
was ready for the jury at 12:30. : Judge
Tbornell's Instructions were exhaustive , cov
ering all of the points Involved In the con
flicting controversy. In the belief that the
jury would be able to arrive at a conclu
sion Judge Thornell did not return to his
home In Sidney as has been his custom at
the close of the week. 'No ' word was re
ceived from the Jury until about 6 o'clock
snd then the notification was to the effect
that the Jurors were hungry and wartol an
extra good supper to carry them through
what promised to bo an all night cam
paign.
After the big damage case was gotten out
of the way yesterday Judge Thornell turned
his attention to thei criminal cases and pro
vided for taking them up on Monday after
one other small civil case has been disposed
of. A partial assignment of the criminal
calendar was made : On Monday the gamb--
llng cases against James Mlthen , James
Mooney , James Collier and William Rodgers
are set for trial. On Tuesday the case
of William Barnes , charged with hog steal
ing and Fred Duncan charged with seduction
will be heard. The assignment for Wednes
day la the case against William D. Graham ,
Indicted for 'bigamy. '
The assignment also provides for several
city cases which have been appealed from
the police court Two of these are the af
fairs of William Burke and John Bell , who
appealed from the judgment of the lower
court convicted them of Intoxication and
another Is that of W. W. Cox , the Omaha
detective who got Into trouble with a motor
conductor and was fined la police court for
disturbing the peace.
Ella Clark , the colored woman who was
anested at the Instance of William ( Madi
son of Craig , Mo. , upon the charge of having
stolen his pocketbook containing $100 an < 1 his
return ticket , entered a plea of guilty and
by agreement with the county attorney was
sentenced to nine months In the peniten
tiary.
Original notices have been served In a suit
brought by George W. Klngsnorth of Sioux
City agalust J. M. Campbell ot this city ,
to recover a claim of about $5,000. Kings-
north , Campbell , Frank ( Hunter , Cook , Phil-
brook and others a number of years ago
started a jag cure In Sioux City that was
alleged by Its promoters to be a good thing.
Several suits have already grown out of the
combination , In one of which Frank Hunter
sued to recover J5.000 bo had 'been ' Induced
to Invest In U , Klngaworth now brings suit
Campbell ( or the purpose ol break-
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Hce , March t ,
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PREMIUM STAMPS.
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I Wejhave made that term a household word during the two years we have been in business in this city.
I I We s ir ed in on a business basis and we have the confidence of the merchants of the city. Do not be imposed
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I on bybimitators , who caiinot show you the goods you are to receive. We have a STOKE OF OUR OWN , in
I which we exhibit our full line of PREMIUMS , given in exchange for STAMPS.
I I Tliese ore tlie Stores where PREMIUM STAMPS are given. Buy here , collect Premium
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I Stamps and secure handsome premiums FREE-
Art Studio.
Hurry Schmidt , 400 Broadway. ( Stamps
given only when cash deposit Is mail ? . )
Art .Veedle Work.
McsdamcB Stork & Crisp. 311 Broadway.
iintiy CnrrlniccM.
S. S. Keller. 311. 313 , 315 IJroailway.
linker- .
C. Wldmater , S2S Broadway.
IlmijoH , KultnrM , MniuliilltiH. Etc.
Bcoirlcus | Music House , 325 Broadway.
Hie ? elf * .
J. T. Flndley , 3,17 Broadway.
Cole & Colo. 41 Main Street.
Council muffs Cyclery , 337 Broadway.
Illfji'li' StuiilrlcN mill llepiilrN.
Council Bluffs Cyclery , 337 Broadway.
llookn mill Stationery.
D. W. Bushnell , 22 Main street. ( Olvo
stamps when Hiked for afthe time Roods
are bought and paid for , except on school
booka. )
IIOOlK 1111)1 SIlOI'K.
S. A. ricrco & Co. , 100 Main Street.
China nml GliiNmtnre.
M. Wollmnn , 409 Broadway.
Cutil nnil Wooil.
R. H. Williams , 150 Broadway.
Dr. I . E. Roe. room 322 Merrlam Block.
Dr. A. O. Mudge , 319 Broadway.
DliimonilN ,
M. Wollman , 409 Broadway.
PriiKH nml DriiUTKlNiM1 SiinilrloM.
Dell O Morgan & Co. , 742 Broadway.
Merrlam H'ock Pharmacy , cor. Main
Street and Willow Avenue.
Brown & Wesner. f.17 .Main Street.
Morpnn & Co. , 140 Broadway.
L. Mansenberff , CTO Broadway.
I > j c Work.
Schoedsack'.a Twin City Dye Works , cor.
Avenue A and Twenty-sixth street.
Flour nml Feed.
J./C. / Nielsen & Co. , 307 South Eighteenth
Street.
Charles Krlngel , Broadway and Oak.
Street.
A. W. Barrett , 912 Avenue P.
R. J. Hancock , COS NorthvSth Street.
Furniture.
S. S. Keller , 311 , 313 , 313 Broadw iy.
Grille Work.
S. S. Keller , 311 , 313 , 313 Broadway.
( rnccrlci.
Bartcl & Miller , 100 West Broadway.
Phone 3.9.
John Olsc-n , 739 Broadway.
C. A. Lacy , 3S1 Harriott Street.
J. C. Nielsen & Co. , 307 South Eighteenth
Street.
Hanson & Myrtue , 3.M Broadway.
Evans & Kissel. i"l2 Broadway.
A. W. Barrett. ! H2 Avenue F.
R. J. Hancock , C03 North ! Sth Street.
Charles KrliiRul , nroad-v.iv and Oik.
llnrilunru.
Cole & Cole , 41 Mnln Street.
Charles SAnlpc , 340 'Uroadntiy.
lliirni'HN nnil Saddlery.
Walters Bros. , 148 Broadway.
M. Wollman. 409 Broadway.
I. a u nil rj- .
Eagle Laundry Co. , 721 Broadway.
and Honlton. )
llesdamcs Stork. & Crisp , 311 'Broadway.
Meat MarkelN.
J. II. Pace , 73S Broadway.
C. H. Huber & Bro. , 112 na t Broadway.
C. O. D Market. C H. Orvls , Prop. , K7 !
Broadway.
Welker Meat Co. . 221 South Main St.
A. W. Barrett ; 912 Avenue V.
Mcrelimit Tailoring.
Simon Johnson & Co. , 343 Broadway.
Millinery.
Miss L. A. Wollman. 339 Broadway.
MlrrurM.
S. S. Keller , 311 , 313 , 313 Br > i Iway.
Muilcul Mcri'lmnilUf.
Bourlclus Aluslc House , 323 Broadway.
\CTIN mill Periodicals.
D. W. Bushnell , 22 Main street. ( Glvo
stampn when asked for at the time goods
are bought and paid for , except on school
books. )
Omaha Dally Bee , 10 Pearl Street.
Optical CooilM.
< M. Wollman , 409 Broadway. ( Eyes < estcd
free. )
I > liot Krnililc AVork.
Harry Schmidt , 406 Broadway. > ( Stamps
given only when cash deposit Is made. )
Bear iii mind that it costs you nothing to ct our Premiums. The Premium Stamps , get them FREE. Our office is always
opcti rind Jrou are corditilly invited to call and brills your friends. If you have been overlooked in the distribution of our Stamp
Hooks , kindly notify us and we will take pleasure in supplying you. They arc free to all. Yours very respectfully ,
c
The Co-Operative Premium Association ,
- GLAIR E. TURNBULL , MANAGER.
One-Half Cent 01R YOUNG SOLDIERS
with every 10-cent purchase. That's what
our premium checks are , and you can get
anything you want for them , from a tin
trumpet to aa organ or a piano , providing
you get enough checks. Our PREMIUM
cbecke are worth the cash , and OUR MEATS
are the best and as cheap as any place In
the city. Try the
Blue front Market ,
136 W. Broadway , 'Phone ' , 382.
DflHANY THEATRE , D
. .O\E J.MOIIT. .
MONROE & HART.
In the Latest and Most Successful Three-
Act Comedy.
'THE GIY MATINEE GIRL11
10 Real Actresses 10 4 Real Actors 4
7 Great Comedians 7 22 In All 22
AX UP-TO-DI.VTE
HIGH-CL/ASS / ATTIIACTION' .
Prices 2oc , GOc and 7Sc ; boxes , $1.09. Scats
now on sale.
PAKM LOANS FIRE : INSURANCE
Sim 1ST Y llO.VDS I.ovveMt lintel.
All surety bonds executed at my office.
JAS , N. CASADV , JR. ,
J3O Slain Street Council Bluff * .
Ing the will of the late 'Mrs. Campbell , who
left all of her property In such a shape that
It could not be touched > by her husband's
creditors. The petition In the suit will be
filed In a few days.
Democratic City Convention.
The call was Issued yesterday for the
democratic city convention to select the can
didates for the school board and' the various
city offices which are to bo filled this spring.
The democrats have decided to hold but one
convention and niaka all of the nominations
at one sitting. The ponventlon will be held
In the south room of the county court house
on Wednesday afternoon , March 9. Cau
cuses In each precnct | will be held Tuesday
evening , March 8 , a lSTo'clock , at the follow
ing places : j , . , 1L
Flret Ward Flr L precinct , Wheeler &
Herald ; Second prccjn.e ± . Wtieeler & Herald.
Second Ward First Tpreclnct. City bulld-
Ini ? : Second preclrffcft , . City building.
Third Ward FlW ? 'precinct , at Creston
house ; Second preHnetr engine house No. 1.
Fourth Ward H1ist i precinct. superior
court room at court Ijojuse ; Second precinct ,
Smith hall. , .
Fifth Ward FlrM1 precinct , at the county
building , Fifth avemnd and Twelfth stitct ;
Second precinct , ' 1'hlrtcenth street and Six
teenth avenue nt < , vn'
Sixth Ward FlrM' precinct. Twenty-third
and nroadway ; Second precinct. Fifth and
Locust street at 7 ojqlqck.
Kach precinct wU ) elect one committeeman
to servo for the coming year.
In the First , Secbml'and ' Fifth wards , after
the selection of tWP'ol'legates and commlt-
teemen , the SeconH'nrtclnct will meet with
the First to nomlrfatd'a. candidate for alder
* ' " "
man.
Picture Krnnlrk Iliilf I'rlrc.
Some people think there Is no truth In our
sale of picture frames at half price. But
do not forget that some of your friends never
bought such bargains In tbls line. All this
week frames and picture * at halt price.
H. L. SMITH & CO. , ,
45 Main street.
? otullN < M Confer.
The middle-of-the-road populists held a
meeting last night for the purpose of or
ganizing for the city campaign and prepar
ing for the ( ticket that will be presented.
This la the second conference held recently.
Last night thera was Just thirteen present.
A. M. Hutchlneon was made chairman , and
after the preliminary work was over an hour
was spent In the reading and d'scuedlon ot
a long platform that covered a dozen type
written pages. The platform demanded sev
eral things tn the way of .state legislation
{ Continued on Seventb Page. )
Are courageous and all seem willing to fight for the honor of
their country , and they would look nice in bright , new uni
forms. All this war talk may blow over , but the little sol
diers to fight our battles in years to come should not be over
looked. They will look nice in their bright , new spring
suits , and we have something in that line to please everyone.
Our spring consignment of
Children's Suits ,
Children's Waists ,
Boys' Suits ,
and youths' wearing apparel of all kinds has just arrived and
has been placed on sale. We invite you to call and inspect
our line of goods. You are sure to be satisfied , as no other
house in the west has a better line of clothing.
METCALF BROS. ,
18 and 20 Main St. and 17 and 19 Pearl St.
flSK IN THE SEA
Yes plenty of 'em , but you will confess that there are not
so many in the Bea , lakes and livers as there were
after looking at the great .display of the finny tribe at
Sullivan's Store. There are fishes of all kind , pike , trout.
bass , pickerel , salmon and almost any kind you can think of.
Then the' shell fish , -lobster , oyster etc. , are as line as you
have ever seen. Sullivan leads all others in the fish busi
ness. During Lent , you will always find what you want not
only in fish , but in the grocery line at the old popular stand.
343 Broadway.
FINE SIMMER DRINK.
SCilLITZ 311V ffcEFE BEER
The limt In < ! < world. Deliv
ered In any | i rt of Uie elt > - .
Teleiihone HOI ) . Moll order *
filled. I
LINDER & FILTER ,
1OUI HHOAinVAV.
J , B , SWEET ,
Attorttey-at-Law and
Notary Public ,
309 DENO BLOCK , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA ,
I'ntnffl , Olln nnil
Pell G. Morfrmi & Co. , "W HromUviiy.
Mori lam lllock rimrinucy , Cor. Mam
Street nml Willow Avenun.
Brawn & Wcsncr. 017 Main Street.
Morgan Co. , HO Uroailwuy.
1'liiiiiiM mill Orunnx.
Hourlcltis Munlc Hou c , 32.1 Uro.uhvay.
I ton in WoulillllK.
J. U. Long , 31 M.iln Street.
.SIM\IIT Miielilnex.
J. T. Fliulley , 337 Hroail\vny.
SlitM't Mimic.
rsourlcltis Music House , 323 Dromluay.
SllOI-K.
S. A. riercc & Co. . 100 Main Street.
J. n. Long , 31 Main Street.
Mlvcmnrr.
M. Wollman , 401 Hio.ulway.
Me.sclames Stork & Crisp , sn Bro.iilway.
SION nnil
Cole & Cole. 41 Mnln Street.
Charles Swalne , 340 'Ilro.iilwny.
.SHUN.
( Ilomlnwny and Bralnerd , ? Arm-'tronc ; . )
Mesilame-i Stork & Crisp , sn nro.ulw.iy.
, .
Simon Johnson & Co. , ii3 ! Broadway.
Tlnwnre.
Cole. & Cole , 41 Main Street.
Charles Swalne , 10 llroailway.
John Ol = on. "TO Uroailway.
II. 'J. Hancock. GOT North 8th Street.
Turf ( 'ooilM.
Walters Bros. , 14S Hro.ulwny.
t < | > lmlKtcr > .
S. S. Keller , 311 , 313 , an IUo.ulw.iy.
Wall I'lim-r.
J. B. Ionff , 31 Main Street.
\Viitolicx nml CltivliM ,
M. Wollman , 409 nroadway.
AV Irani Co null IMIxIr.
Brown & Wesner , 617 Mnln Street.
Wniitl.
C. A. I-aey. TS1 Harrison Street.
n. II. Williams. r,0 Broadway.
A. W. Uairctt , H12 Avenue V
U. J. Hancock , C05 Xorth Sth
SGHEDULE EXPRESS
between Council Bluffs and Omaha
Now In effect. For prompt delivery , call or
Wm. Welch. Dlulfa 'phone , 128 ; Omaha
phone , 7SO , UATKS LOW. For carriage 01
express wagon , call at > No. 8 North Malr
street or above telephones.
L. ROSBNFBLU.
Wines ft Liquon
Wholesale Agent
Anbeuscr-liuscb Beer ,
510 Main St. ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
GOOD HORSE SHOEIM&
AND GOOD BLACKSMITH WORK IS"
WHAT YOU PAY FOR WHEN YOU
HAVE ANYTHING IN THAT LINE.
WHY NOT GET TUB BUST ? IT
DOESN'T COST ANY MORE. INTER
FERING , FORGING AND QUAUTWa
CRACKS ARE MY SPECIALTIES. A.VU
THIS MEANS DO DISEASED HUOP3.
COME TO THE NEW BLACKSMITH
SHOP , 19 BRYANT STREET , OPPO
SITE ( CITY BUILDING.
C. C. CARPENTER
,
PROPRIETOR.
CLEAN UP.
Have your clothes neatly cleaned , pressed
and repaired , ready for spring. Suits made
to order. First class work and low prices.
J. C. JENSEN ,
lilt Ilr > nnt St. , Omi , City llulltlln .
WWW\4
SPECIAL NOTICES
COUNCIL BLUFFS WANTS'
von SALC or
FOK TRADC or
nENT by
_
LCONAIID KVnilCTT ,
Attornej-at-I iw ,
16 Pearl Street , Council muffs , la.
20 ncres of splendid InnJ , partly Improved , t
miles from 1'lattsmnuth , 3 miles fiom 1'aclflo
Junction ; S100 taeh , balance In 10 umiual pay
ments.
An 85-acre Improved farm , vtlth 5 ncres of tim
ber , 8 miles last of Uunlap , Mi rnilva north-
yc t of nurlltiR , In the bent part of Shelby
county. In. : ROOI ! neighborhood , ' , j of a mile
from a B" * ! school house , 2 ROOI ! wells , pprlne
In the pasture , fmull home nnil Improvements ;
about 10 ncrcti In culthutlon , balance In pas
ture ; present price , J3J per acre ; VI will be
taken In Council lllurfa or Omaha Imprmul
property , or " 111 take part of the imrchaxu
money In Rood work horeo , or In cattle ; 10
> curs' time given on the balance In annual
payments.
This property In far rent for season of ISM
at a reasonable rental.
Good farms for rent for eeaton of 1S08 and 1S90
to responsible parties nt aery reasonable
rental , Improved farms for rale In 1'ottawut-
tamle county , In. , nt a reasonable price , part
cash , balance on long time In annual pay-
mints.
Apply to
tio.s'AUD IVIUETT ,
Attorncy.ut-li.iw ,
10 I'earl Street , Council Ulurre , la.
DWELLINGS. 1'HOIT. . 'A II to AND
Unds for tul or rent. Day * lien , U I'earl
lre l.
_ _
rou HAM : , 40-Actti : IMPHOVKD KAIIM IN
Mills Co. , Iowa. 20 ocres In cultivation , bal-
once In tlmn r und pasture ; a bargain If sold
3on. Addreti X li. Ike OMIte , Council
lllufft , luwu ,
c ACUIS : OP I-INIJ LAND IN .
township. Knot ! term * ; ZO acres under cultlvn-
tlon ; some fruit ; C ncres of posture ; 2 > 4 mllea
from city llnilln ; uplendld clmnce for homo
ulth small capital. Ailclrces
Jorepli
postofllce. Council Illiirfs.
I-OIl HKNT Till : TWO BTOIinH. NOW OCCIN
pled by I'cterron & Hchoenlnif. South Main St. ,
April 1st. Apply to J , J. lirown , ZJO 7th St.
St.tf
tf
WANTED. IIY A HOY 16 YKAH8 OI.D. A.
place to work out of school hours. Take en fa
o' horse or help In olllce. Address O , lie *
I'UUE IWAMAH IXIOS. M CKNT8 A fiRT-
tlnic. A , II. Howe , Council IlluffH.
Instructions. Albln nuster. studi.
VIOLIN 8JI liroidwiy. Ocrman mttb < > 4 i
el DtMiltn ConMrv tor i
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