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For the next few remaining days of this week this store proposes to place before its buying public prices and
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Large lino of fine block cheviots. These
suits aro well mntle, nent fitting ami extra
value.
at its.r.o.
Splendid lino of brown und gray cheviots;
woll made and fully llncl.
AT 9 10.00.
Kino black chnvlot man-tailored suits; full
lined.
AT iJlil.iMi.
Wack, gray and brown Cheviot milts; extra
well made.
AT IjllR.AO, IfUl.r.O anil 17.riO.
Beautiful lino of man-tailored brown, tan,
black and gray chuvlotH, coverts and broad
cloths, elaborately trimmed with applique
and braids.
Spring Shirt Waists.
at no ciivrs.
Pino percale tfblrt waists In fancy stripes
and checks
a'imiii cnvrs.
Kino white and colored percale shirt
waists, beautiful assortment
AT 75 CHXTS. ,
Immenso lino of dark and fancy percale
shirt waists
AT If 1.00.
Plain and fancy chambray. neatly trimmed
with uoutaah and finishing braid
Easter
Millinery.
This showing of trimmed hats is
especially fine. All the gems of art
of the season are to4 be found here.
AT BO CUXTS.
Largo assortment, tuHtlly trimmed, chil
dren's hats. Oood chiffon, flowers, lnco
and ribbon used In trimming.
at if i. nr..
Over 100 different styles, shades arid shape
of ready-to-wear trimmed mlssctV and ladles'
hate.
at i.no.
Copies of tho best patterns of the season.
Hats you would think worth $5.00. 'Large
assortment.
AT $2.r,0.
A swell lino of trimmed hats; every ono
carefully mado up; good straw and trim
ming used In construction,
AT $ I.OO.
Lovely assortment of mado up toques,
turbans and bonnets', only good braids,
chiffon and flowers used.
at mi.no.
Somo of tho season's host numbers; every
ono as carefully made an nny high priced
lino and Includes turbans, trlrumed sailors
u lid to quiii.
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Easter
Millinery.
Our parlors are redundant with
lovely millinery creations, None but
the most competent trimmers are em
ployed in our work rooms. Every or
der filled under personal supervision.
$.",.00.
Oood Una of patterns. This Includes some
Dwell Imported designs.
AT n.7n.
Paris models along with a largo assort
ment of our own special designs, trimmed
with lace, silks and ollovcrs, very pretty.
AT ipo.no.
Faster bonnets galore, trimmed toques,
turbana and sailors, superb styles.
AT IfO.OO.
Beautiful line of madcvip hats, white
straw, flno allovcr laces and flowers,
AT 1p7.no.
An assortment any establishment can
feel Justly proud of. Every hat made up
In our work rooms and contains none but
tho best materials.
AT ijts.oo.
Imported designs, tho gems of this sea
son's creations. Host ellk llowors, chiffons,
luces and braids used.
AT 1510.00 tit ipin.oo.
Our best creations. Uvcry hat made with
utmost caro of earufully selected materials
and only the 'best e"lcs of the season.
Ladies' Wrappers
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Spring Jackets.
AT ipa.os.
Good wool mlxtore Jackets, newest styles,
at i?:t.os.
Well made and very stylish brown Jack
ets: AT ..7B.
An elegant line of fine tan ladles' cloth
Jackets, lined throughout.
AT 0.S. oai
Beautiful lino of new Eton Jackets, vory
swell.
AT 157.00.
Flno covert cloth Jackets, every one ex
tra well made.
at ijts.no.
Fine Eton Jackets, trimmed with silk and
lined throughout.
AT o.7n.
Flno stlk-llncd tan and black chovlot and
covert cloth Jackets. ,
AT If I -'.00 mill 917.00.
Fancy Eton Jackets, trimmed with whlto
applique and silk, each garment carefully
fitted.
BOSTON STORE
Council Bluffs.
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New Easter flown Stuffs,
at in ciwrs.
Fine mixtures and Scotch plaids.
at an cuvi s.
Fancy plalda and wool mixtures.
at ho envrs.
Flno wool novelties and fancy plaids
at no envrs.
Elegant assortment of flno wool mixtures
and plaids
AT 7n CKXTS.
Flno black and colored cheviots
, AT 91.00.
Flno assortment of zlbelcne and home
spuns 51 Inches wide, and In all new col
ors and grays
AT 91.7." TO 9U.no.
Dig Una of flno homespuns, plaids, plaid
backs In nil tho now colors.
Easter Neckwear.
for I.iiiIIcm mill (iciitleiiien.
AT no Out.
A beautiful lino of tccks, scarfs, Imperi
als, four-ln-hands and English squares.
AT an CUNTS.
A swell lino of bat wings, strings, bows,
tecks and scarfs.
Easter Linen.
llnrlcor'n Crlpbrntril T.lnr.
23 different styles of Collars test four
ply Linen Collars at lGc
two i'on an cknts.
Ten different styles of Cuffs,
an cunts rr.it faiii.
Ladies' Neckwear.
at an CKNTS.
Largo lino of white Bobonot Ties, with
wldo laca ends.'
AT no CKNTS.
A new silk corded Ribbon Tic, with silk
tassels, vory swell, whlto mull ties, with
embroidered ends.
AT 00 CKNTS.
Flno Liberty silk Ties, trimmed with nar
row ribbon very fine.
AT SO CKNTS o 9i.an.
A beautiful assortment of Silk and Chif
fon Tics, elaborately trimmed with laco nnd
fancy braids.
at 91.00 niwi 9i.an.
Tho new Lace Ties, In beautiful designs,
every ono a gem.
Umbrellas and Parasols.
at 91.no
Tho new colors of tho season tho best
'41.50 parasol even sold In tills store
greens, browns, reds nnd blue.
AT 92.00.
Fancy colored Umbrella, very fine assort
ment, made of good silk.
at lap, 7.-.P. 91.00, 9i.an, 91.no,
91.7.-,, 92.00 to ir.. 00
Now lino of fine black Umbrellas for rain
or sun, good, fast colors, In linen wool and
'lk covers, best paragon frames and rein
forced ribs, nt 12c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.60,
$1.75, $2.00 to $3.00.
Easter Cloves,
at 91.00.
Beautiful line of flno two-clasp Kid
Gloves, in all shades.
AT 91.no
Special showing Kastor Olovefl, two-clasp,
best French kid, In all the newest shades.
AT 9i.n0
La Rome celebrated Kid Gloves, every
pair guaranteed, largo assortment of col
ors to select from.
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Good percale wrappers, full size, rein
forced yokes and choulders, trimmed with
finishing braids, good assortment of color.
AT 91.00.
Flno assortment of blue, gray, black and
dark red percale wrappers, extra well mads,
double yoke and wldo hems and flouuecs.
at 9 1. an.
Extra -wldo dark percale, wrappers with
flounco like cut and fancy braided yokea.
A .no.
Flno percale In reds, blues and blacks,
deep flounce, 2 rows fancy braid on yoko;
absolutely fast colors.
at 91. 7n.
Printed cambric wrappers, light and dark
colors, wldo ruffle collars and deep flounces;
a beautiful garment.
AT 9a.n0.
An entirely now pattern wrapper whlto
yokes, deep ruffle, trimmed with laco and
fancy braid around yoko; 11 very swell de
sign. AT 9a.os.
Similar to above, but trimmed with fine
whlto embroidery, tucked yokes and fancy
cuffs.
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Council Bluffs.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS.
IOWA NBWS ON SBVKNTI1 I'ACSK.
AFTER THE TAX SHIRKERS
Law Fausd bj List Legislature ii of Cou
aiderablo Importtnot.
AFFECTS CONTRACT WITH CUNNINGHAM
PoHlllty tlnil Till" Uiiiiftmeiil AVII1
lnt ol vr Hip Iloiu-il or Comity So
ycrvlMorM In I.IUmitlon Out
line r the Chip.
week following. Judge Smith adjournon
court yesterday afternoon until Saturday,
there being no business requiring bis at
tention In the meantime.
Tho April term of tho superior court was
convened by Judge Aylcsworth, but nothing
of Importance or Interest transpired.
MATTIIHW 1IAI1V AN KASV VICTIM.
(JIvpm I'll Scvt'ii DolliirM o nn Adven
turer Who lliiitenr.
Matthew Ilahn, an employe of tho Illinois
Central railway, who room9 at 1103 Aveouo
Tho law passed by tho state legislature
t Its recent session permitting couutlos to
enter Into contracts for tho discovery of
property withheld or concealed from assess
ment for taxation nnd limiting tho com
pensation that should bo paid for this work
haB n direct bearing on the contract entered
into last November by tho Board of County
Supervisors with F. M. Cunningham of In
diana and, will possibly Involve tho board In
more or less litigation.
Under tho contract with Cunningham tho
supervisors agreed to glvo him 50 per cent
uf nil moneys recovered through his efforts
In listing property that should bo taxed, but
which had hitherto been withheld or con
cealed from assessment. Tho contract Is
for a year and a half nnd Cunningham for
two moutbs or 111010 has had a force of
clerks ut work here. Similar contracts have
been entered Into by other county boards
throughout the state.
Tho net recently passed by the stato legis
lature, while giving counties authority to
cuter Into such contracts, fixes the maxi
mum compensation to bo paid for tho work
nt 15 per cent of nil moneys recovered In
such way. It further provides that con
tracts heretofore made by county boards
for such work are valid If tho parties within
thirty days after the passngo of tho act sign
a -written agreement to accept the 15 per
cent In lieu of all compensation or of any
different amount provided by such contracts.
In tho event of no such agreement within
the thirty days tho contract heretofore
mado will 'bo Invalid.
Cmiii IiikIiiiiii In Now SluU.
Cunningham Is not nt presont In tho city,
being laid up sick at Guthrie Centor, where
ho has anothor contract similar to tho ono
here, and theroforo what his Intentions aro
cannot bo learned at present.
When It beenmo known that this law was
likely to pass tho legislature a numbor of
persons like Mr. Cunningham employed In
iorretlng out property for taxation suc
ceeded In Introducing a bill to repeal tectlnu
33S3 of tho code and substitute ono which
thoy believed would offsot tho new law.
Tho substitute, read as follows:
Section 13S5. Tho auditor may correct nny
error in the nssensmmit or tax list, hut ho
1'oro so tlolni; bo shall notify tho person,
iirm. I'nnmrutloii or administrator to tin.
jicnr before him ut his otllco within llvo
iluvH from tho timo of suld notice nnd
flhow cause, if any there lw why suoli
nrrctlon should not ho made, mid xhmild
juicli party feel aggrieved at tho action
or mini nuiiiior uu kiuiii nuve 11111 rigui
nf unneiil therefrom to tho district court.
And If such correction Is made after the
liookn have passed Into tho hands of tho
treasurer ho sluill ho charged or credited
therefor as tho case may he All expense
Incurred In tho making of said correction
shall he borne pro rata by tho funds
which aro affected by suld correction and
tho proceedings to bo reported to tho
Hoard of Supervisors.
This, however, was killed on tho start.
If It had passed, 11s tho introducers be
lioved it would be, unnoticed, It would have
given county auditors authority to Incur
practically any expense in listing ProportX comI)lalncd ; UlB ,)0lC0 yesterday that
mi:u uu """w" , , " , " ho had been victimized by a new conmienco
county would have been able to pay Cun- stranger. Ilahn hu
nlngham tho 60 per cent as agreed upon lu nmbUon Mmt n,0 pMt t0 ,)C.
the contract. i)0 ft mc,ml)er or Ul(J Masonic fraternity
Clnlm 1.111V l li'iieoiiMtitiitloiini. nn(j wnt,n a stranger, for tne consideration
It Is contended by somo that the new law 0f the small sun of $7, offered to mako him
is unconstitutional, limsniuch us It abro- n Uuly qualified Mason, Ilahn caught at the
gates existing contracts, while on tho other j,ajt an,i willingly parted with his cash. He
hand it Is maintained that tho law was a ila8 ot Becn the stranger slnco and ho is
public necessity, ns tho boards of super- Blm waiting to be Initiated Into the mys
visors exceeded their authority when they teriC8 0f Masonry.
entered Into contracts such as they did, Tll) jmiVilual who secured Ilahn's cash
agreeing to give CO per cent of all moneys j Ravo thp nnn)p ()f jj,,nry Hurkall. Ho struck
recovered. 1 council Hluffs Monday last, nttlred in tho
stato senator iiazouon says tne inw was b of unl(,,i states sailor, and was
llitverNtnck Will Act nt Oiipc.
A. T. Fllckinger, attorney for V. K. Haver
stock, tho newly-elected school treasurer,
said yesterday on his return from Waterloo
that suit would bo commenced today against
George S. Davis to force him to turn over tho
funds o'f tho school district. Tho exact na
ture of the legal proceedings, he said, had
not been determined en, but It was pcmlble
tlmf n rlvll suit would be commenced ncalnst
enacted on tho theory that the contracts 1 act.0,npane,i by un olderly man, whom ho Davis and his bendsmen to recover tho money
resignation of W. M. Gaines, who has ac
cepted a position on the road.
Bluff City branch, No. 314, of the National
Association of Letter Carriers, has been ad
mitted Into membership In' tho assembly,
and CharleH T. I'lnckncy, Georgo It. Scott,
Ilrandt Crocker, Frank Hober and F. T.
DeGroat granted seats ns delegates.
Georgo Sancha has been chosen fraternal
delegate to tho Central Labor union of
Omaha to represent tho Council Bluffs
Trades and Labor assembly.
Doesn't it make you tired when your
dealer says ho is just out of Commonwealth
10-cent cigars?
Commonwealth 10c cigars are good cigars.
N. Y. Plumbinc Civ Tei. 2?.
entered Into all ovor tho stato by the botirJs nlroauced as his father. Thoy registered
of supervisors were contrary to public policy. ' nt tfe Noumayor llntoi 0I1 nroadway, where
no sam. "wiien.uns diii who pahHuu n win tbo "sailor Intt," just recently discharged
understood It would bo questioned nnd. that rom tho U)llC(1 Statrs nftv Mon manPgH
probably tho courts would be appealed to. , bcr of ncaUBlntnncC8 among
That Is what wo desire. If tho courts will,,. ,,.,,,. ,, ,,.. ihlm
was among the number that became ac
quainted with the sailor, In fact they became
qulto friendly nnd Halm took much pleasure
FARM LOANS
Negotiated tn Uostern Nebraska
and Iowa. James N. Casady, Jr.,
Uii Main uu uouncu uiuns.
hold that tho county boards had tho right to
mako such contracts well und good. If not.
then tho law will step in and protect tho
taxpayers. There Is a vory grave question
whether tho county supervisors had the au
thority to enter Into such a contract as they
did with Cunningham. Tho compensation
thoy agreed to pay him Is considered exces
sive. Thero is 110 doubt that a tost enqo
will be brought for the courts to decide as to
tho constitutionality of tho net. Tho ovl-
lence beforo tho committeo In Dos Moines
showed that tho system of employing these
tax ferrets Is in many cases pernicious. It
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n tin BUUttll lilttfc 111 BVltlfll
thoy linvo becn employed thoy took advan
tage of tholr position and a numiier 01 in
stances wero cited showing that they re
sorted to nil sorts of sharp practice. In
somo Instances thoy would practically ro-
sort to blackmail nnd compromise with
in listening to llurkaH's stories of his sea
faring life. Tuesday nurkall confided to
now lying to tho credit of tho district in tho
banks. Treasurer Haverstock, accompanied
by Member Sargent of tho school board,
mado a formal demand on Davis for tho
money which, as had been anticipated, was
refused.
lnn llnilly llurneil.
Henry Austin, who has been living on
South Main street, between Klghth and
Ninth avenues, was serlousjy burnod about
Ilahn that ho was duly authorized by tho I '"0 nanus ana raco last evening a m u,a
uomicuo oilmen in iiiu kiuuuu iuu ua-
Mnsonlc grand lodge to Eocuro and inlt'ato
candidates Into tho mystery of freemasonry.
The fee, ho explained, would bo $7, and of
this amount ho received but $2, tho other
$5 being turned in by him to tho grand
lodgo. Ho said further that he had been
plosion of n gasoltno stove. Ho was ro
moved to the Womnn's Christian Associa
tion hospital. I-Tst summer tho same stove
exploded and Mrs. Austin died In torrlblo
ugony from tho burns she received, while
0110 of tho children over whom the blazing
tho worshipful mooter of tho lodge 01, tho - - " ; ,)ewmi fo am, (leatll
:l ru" ; nl. t .'long n. . t.,o ..osP,ta..
01. being discharged that ho secured from
tho grand lodgo tho position of traveling
representative, with authority io Initiate j
thosn deslilug to becomo mombeis of tho
fraternity. Tho bait thus thrown out
caught Hahn and he saw, us ho thought, a
(ius stoves do not explode.
parties who had property which they had croat ehniico to becomo 11 moniber of the
discovered was not assessed at all cr elso foremost secret fraternal order of tho -world
not at Its proper value. Hy such practices at a Btnall expenso. Tho required fee of $7
tho county renpod no benefit, whllo tho tax , WaB fnrtlKomlng and Hoon found Its way
ferrets enriched thomsolves by levying what into thQ pockets of tho sailor. Then liur-
mlcht bo nronorly called blackmail. Tho
contracts such ns many counties entered
Into eavo every opportunity for these sharp
practices nnd tho system was thought by
many of the members in me legisuuuro 10
kall told Hahn thero wero other candidates
wnltlng lo bo initiated nnd ho would In
itiate them nil nt once tho next evening.
When, however, Hahn called tho next
day at tho Neumayer and enquired for Hur- 1
bo bad. In my opinion the bill Is all right haU ,Q Iejrno(1 tnat tll0 tI(r nrt liart reefmj
and will accomplish exactly wnai 11 was in
tended to do,"
Wo sell gas stoves on monthly payments
at half tho price of a gasoline stove. Tho
Gas company, 26 Tearl street.
Mr. Riley 5-cent cigar.
Howell's AntI-"Kawf cure" coughs, coldl
Gravel roofing. A. 11. Head. 541 B'way.
I)olitKn In the Dlntrlcl Court.
In tho district court yesterday before
.ludce Smith. N. A. Crawford secured
his malntopsall nnd had steered for tomo
other port, leaving In payment of his father's
board bill a' grip containing tho sailor suit.
It was reported to the pollco that Hur
kall hud micccednd In securing olher victims
besides Ilahn, but their names were not
learned.
Davis sells paints
Tho. Gas company furnishes gas heaters
for bath and bedrooms free.
I'ulntiTN Unit Work.
Two of tho threo painters In tho employ
Judgment against Mrs. Mary Haines and nfter ft Bhort 8trlko walked out again yes-
tiu otnor neirs mr im urn , u.r,ay nionilng on orders from tho Painters'
in connection with legal services rendered mu, Decorators' locnl union. At tho meet
in tho matter of the cstnto of the. lato Mrs. lng Tuiny nKJt ,,f tho Trades nnd Uibor
Amy. . assembly resolutions wero passed endorsing
The Judgment against Attorney James Mc-1 tUo uct0Il 0f the union in Its stand for
Cabo for costs in his suit against tho Kp- Hhorter hours, recognition and the estnbllsh
worth Gas Lighting company was canceled melll 0f a BCnle. It was said that every one
on a showing to the court that tho case hud , of the 1,100 union men In tho city would
becn settlnd some tlmo ago and the costs Btaiid by the I'alnters' nnd Decorators'
paid, I union In their fight.
Owing to thero being no law causes for Clark K, I'lckard has been elected fliian-
Irlnl nW wiivlf ho itipnihprH of th( r.etlt .tnl uoprplnrv nf tha Trades And Ijihor us-
Jury wero notified uot to appear until the emb!y to fill tho vacancy caused by the Judo Aylcsworth In police court yesterduy
' MlVOjl MENTION.
Davis sells glnss.
Morehouse & Co.. magazines bound.
Budwelscr beer. L. Itosenfeld. agent.
Flno A. D. C. beer. Neumnyer's lintel.
Schmidt's nhotos. new nnd tlatest btylos,
Get your work done at the popular Eagl
laundry. "21 Broadway- 'liiono 157.
Hue, nrtogravures. Alexander & Co. grva
rpeclnl prices on frnmes for them.
W. C. Eaten, undertaker, 23 Pearl street
Telephones: Office, 97; residence, 33.
Two nicely furnished rooms, modern,
with hoard. Mrs. Skinner, ltd I'nrk avenue.
3. Baldwin makes n specialty of clean
ing wall paper and frescoes. 121 12th ave.
Tlir. r.iKilliir mnptlllC of lodKO NO. 12,
Degrep of Honor, will bo held tomorrow
evenlnc
Sheriff Thompson "f Jefferson, In., wns
In the city yesterday looking for a fugi
tive from .iustico.
Tho Ladles of the Maccabees will hrt d
n special mooting this afternoon at 2:10
o'clock ut the usual Place.
Mrs. K. I. Nichols of 1C0I Third ayonuo
lias been taken to the Woman s Christian
Association hospital for treatment.
A. N. Lund, formerly of this city, hut
now a resident of I'attonshurg. Mo., was
In tho city yesterday vlHltlng friends.
A marrlngo license was Issued, vester
day to c O. Kempe. aged .11. ot Wake
lleld. Nch.. and Hilda S. Anpleiiulst, need
of this city.
Thero will be specal services nt the
Congregational church this evening and
tomorrow evening In commemoration of
tho closing Kcenc In the llfo of Christ.
Georgo II. Smith, nrrested on the charge
of stealing a team of hordes In Lara
mie. Wyo., will have, his preliminary hear
ing beforo Justice Ferrler this morning
Frank Ilubcr, living nt Thirteenth street
and Twenty-llrst avenue, complained yes
terday to the police of the theft of forty
live yards of trammel netting from his
barn.
Genrtra Kitchen of 101B , Avenue O,
,.iMin...,i with ..fmitliiL' n disturbance at
his homo by his wife, wns up beforo
morning. He agreed to leave town and on
this condition and that he pay tho costs
tho enso was dismissed.
"Walter P.. the Infant son of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Fred Palmer, 1720 Sixth avenue, died
yesterday morning of lung lover, aged
16 months. Notice of funeral will hu given
Inter.
Ed N Drown, a former well known bus
iness man in tills city and Omaha. Is
visiting hero and looking over tho ground
with a view to making Council Hluffs his
homo nsaln.
Undertaker Lunkley Is havlnu plans
drawn for a new morgue, with all the
latest sanitary Improvements, which hu
Intends having built at his establishment
on Urondwav.
E. J. Jenkins, president of the Citizens'
bank ot Palrlleld, Neb., nnd C. Epperson,
nn attorney of that town, were In the
city yesterday on business connected with
tho district court.
Tho funeral of Wnlter Frederick, Infant
sun of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Palmer, will
lio held tills nfternoon nt 3 o'clock from
the family resilience. 1720 Sixth avenue.
Interment will lie In Walnut Hill ceme
tery. Tho regular munthly meeting of the
Morchatits' and Manufacturers' association
has been called for this evening at the
city hall. There is mi accumulation of
threo months' business to come up for
action.
G. G.'Halrd, deputy clerk of the district
court, left last evening for Kanas City
to attend the funeral of his brother-in-law,
Lewis Shepard. who died suddenly
Monday whllo on a business trip to Now
York City.
W. Warner, advnnce agent of the War
ner Comedy company, which open a two
weeks' engagement nt tho Dnhnny the
nter next Monday evening, was In the
city yesterday making the necessary ur
ransements. L. A. Koos of Crescent township was
In tho city yesterday on his way to San
Francisco, Cat., where he goes to settlo
up the estate of his wife's brother, who
died recently leaving considerable property
in that state.
Freeman L. ltced, clerk of the district
court, and Frank P. Everest, city as
sessor nnd census enumerator lor tho
Ninth dlHtlict, are said to ho candidates for
the position of clerk uf tho I'nlted States
district court.
Sheriff ('ouslns lias returned from Stock
ton, Mo., where he took Lew Williams,
tho Insane man committed several weeks
ago hy the Insanity enininlssloiiers to St.
Ilernurd's hoyiiltnl. Williams will here
after he cared fur hy bin relatives.
Ethel Carolyn, the fi-yenr-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. II Pace. 73S Mynster
street, died yesterday morning ntler an
lllnesh of three weeks. The funeral will
ho held tomorrow afternoon from the fam
ily residence and burial will be In Fnlrvlew
cemetery.
Jnmes llluiick, P. Ilannn, P. Dohbs and
P, Hrlck wero tho names given by tour
tramps who were rounded un early yes
Wrday morning In the Milwaukee yards
They were using the kindling wood or the
company for fuel nnd will bo held pend
ing Investigation.
Tho eases against Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred
Kline, charged hy A. C. Ellsworth with
plowing up several of his lots, were taken
on a change of venue yesterday morning
from the ciniri ot justice rerrier to tnnt
of Justice Vlen, where a hearing will
he had Friday mornlm:.
Mrs. Utile Akers, living at 1121 South
Sixth street, tiled an information hi .in
J tico Fenier's court yesterduy charging
Mrs. r . ii. itowiiotiiaui ami i.uy ami
James, her children, with asault and bat
tery. Mrs. Akers and Mrs. Itowlmtham
nn neighbors who for some time past have
not dwelt In harmony. Justice Pernor
will mi as arbitrator Friday mornlm: und
give e.uii side a chance tn tell their ver
sion of the nffalr.
Jacob Miller, the Missouri Valley store
keeper, who felt from Ills wagon Tues
day afternoon on tho Crescent City road
and was somewhat seriously Injured about
tbe head, was greatly Improved yesterday
and the attending physician expects that
ho will be able to bo removed to his
home lu n few days. Miller's son came
to tho Hluffs yesterday and took the
team nnd wuiron home
Shortly beforo midnight on Tuesday tire
hrolcn out In tho barber shop or John
liunkett at 121 llroudway and soon spread
to Sorensiin's carpenter shop, next door
Huth places were considerably damaged
bv fire, smoke and water beforo tho names
wero gotten under control. The duinajo
Is estimated at between and $100, with
$110 Insurance. Tho cause of the tire is
unknown.
Threo tramps broke Into the St. Joe
House saloon on South Main street Mon
day night and stole a miuntlty of whisky,
wino and cigars, which Tuenlny they ptd.
died through the railroad yards In the
southern purl of the city. No report was
mado to the police until after the thloves
hud disposed of the stolen liquor mid
boarded u freight train for elsewhere.
Girls, Attention!
HI
Buck's Junior Range
Given Away Free.
Wo will give a One nickel-plated nude's Junior Ttnnge Freo to tlm girl under II
ji-mrt ui .we whu cum mi: ki cim-n numuer ot complete) advertisements contain-
Buck's Trade Marks
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cud
From tho newspapers of the city
The complete advertisements, In
cluding trade-marks, should bo left
nt the store, tied up and with tho
name and address plainly marked;
also number of ads. Contest con
tinues from APHIL 13 to JPNE 2.
Cole & Cole,
Council HIuiTh, In.
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Buy a Lot
And build your own Home upon it, and
Stop Paying Rent.
Some vacant lots located in Central sub addition, Potter &
Cobb's addition, Omaha addition and Wright's addition.
These lots will be sold at real bargains. In a year or so thoy
will bring double tho money asked for thorn now. Apply at
Bee Office, Council Bluffs.
TWO CENTS....
WORTH OF OAS
will glvo you a nrst-claeis bath by using the
Victor Instantaneous Water Heater. It Is
tho best, tho simplest and the moat efllclent
water beater made,
.1. O. IIIXUV MUX.,
Merrlam Block, Council Bluffs.
SOME
Good Tilings
CHOCOLATE
ERAPPE...
Sold liy Klnr Trmlr.
In the Following Flavors:
Vnnlllii, Coffee, It nmiherrr,
l'lneiipiilr, Lemon, Ornncc,
JOHN C .
Woodward & Co.
Hiinuruot urlnu Conrectlunrri.
Jobber of llluh Grndr Clgara.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA.
