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TITE OMATTA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, APT?TTj 11, 1!)00.
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
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Mlll MUNTIO.X.
OlVls Sells ElnSS.
Morehouse & Co., mngnztnes bound.
.Hudwe.er ui:cr Ij Kosenfeld, agent.
Pino A. B. O, beer, Ncumayer's hotel.
Schmidt's photos, new and latest stylos,
lot your work done at the populnr Eaglt
i itidry. 724 IJroadway. 'Phono 157.
ti'o artogravures. Alexander & Co. give
'.'dal prices on frames for them.
V. C. listen, undertaker, : Pearl street,
'i ephonc' Olllre, 37; residence. 13.
Mr. nnd Mrs. OeorRo XV. Fletcher expect
. leave next Tuesday for Tucson, Ariz.
wo nicely turnl'tied rooms, tnouern,
th hoard. Mrs. Skinner, IK! l'ark avenue,
lln dwln makes u specialty of clcnn
r wall paper and frescoes. 121 12th ave.
Mr. and Mrs. F. N .Wiley of Macedonia.
. have taken up their permanent rcsl
nco In this city.
There will ! a r pm In! mretlr.tr til even
K of lixeelslor Mnionlc lodse, No. 2o9, for
ork In the llrst degree.
Miss Hllziiboth Or.ives, principal of the
oconil Avenue school, Is nblo to resume
r duties after a month's serious Illness.
Dr. fl. XV. Punch- Is eonllneil tn Ills home
the result of being thrown from his
uiggy In a runaway accident last Weenies-
Jay.
The funeral of the- late Norman Orecn '
will be held Sunday afternoon ut 3 o clock
from tho family residence, 610 KaBt Fierce (
gtreet. i
Miss Anna Durham, who hns been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Munderson. re-
turned to her home In Watson, Mo., yes-
terday.
W. XV. l.oomls returned yesterday evening
from Chicago. Mrs. XV. F. S.ipp will re
main vlsllliiK friends there for u few days
longer.
lion. John mUp nnd wife of Itockford.
III., ate the guests of II J. Chambers and
family, enroute home from Pasadena, I al.,
TVhero they spent the winter.
Mrs. Josephine McDanlels, wlfo of J. T.
(MVlJiinlflM, died yesterday ut the Kiel
hotel, ntred ytuts. The remains will be
taken Monday to lies Moines for Interment.
Tho members of Harmony chapter. Order
of the Kastern Si.ir. have Issued Invito
tlons for u May darning party, to be li'ld
nt Odd Fellows' hall, Tuesday evening,
liny 1.
John M. Harden, the newly appointed
fitreet commissioner, has a larcc force of
anen at work cleaning the streets and for
thu llrst time In several months the pav
ing Is l eeomliiK visible.
C. H. Hird. alias "Si retch." wanted on u
charge of stealing harness belonging to the
Jlcmgluud Lumber company, was brought
tinck rrom Omaha yestenlay, where he had
fceen under arrest for some time.
The funeral of Hthel Carolyn, the C-year-old
daughter or Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Pure,
was held yesterday afternoon from the
family residence at 73S Mynsler street, and
was attended by a lnrgu gathering of tho
relative and friends.
Anna, the Infant daughter of 'Mr. and
Wis. Martin Mor.tn. I OH! Seventeenth ave
nue, died yesterday morning, aged 3 weeks
The funeral will be held tills afternoon at 2
o'clock from the residence and Interment
will be In the Catholic cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. Anna Weiss, wife of
P. Weiss, will be held Sunday afternoon
nt a o'clock from St. Francis Xavler's
church. The remains will leavo the resi
dence. 3203 Third avenue, at 2 o'clock. In
terment will be In the Catholic cemetery.
Charles F.shrnm, a tramp, was arrested
last night by the police while In tho act
of breaking the seals on, a car In the
Northwestern railway yards, lie claimed
ho had no Intention of stealing anything,
but wanted to get Into tho car to secure
H. ride.
Tho Citizens' State bank of Falrlleld,
Net)., has commenced suit In the district
court against Albert . and Albert U bmlth
or this city for 11.121.76. A Judgment so
cured In the courts of Nebraska forms the
Ibasls of the suit. Tho derendunts were
formerly residents of Falrlleld.
The easo against . Fred Cllne nnd wife,
charged ""with nuillclouR trespass and mis
chief 'by A. C. KllWorth, was continued In
JustUo Vlen's court yesterday until next
Thursday. Tho defendants wero unable to
nppear In court yesterday, owing to It be
ing Good Friday, und they had to attend
church.
Sheriff Cousins received a dispatch yes
terday from Sheriff Charles Ynd of Kara
mle, Wyo., saying that he expected to ar
rive here this morning for Oeorgo H.
Hmlth, wanted there on the charge of
horsestealing. Smith's preliminary hear
ing Is set for this morning In Justice Fer
rler's court.
Chase Carter, a young man, was nrresteil
last night on u charge of betrayal, pre
ferred by tho adopted parents of Cora
Danfnrd. Carter said he was willing to
marry tho girl and Justice Vleu was called
In after n, marriage license had been se
cured nnd tho trouble settled to tho satis
faction of all.
Tho success of two continents, "Quo
Vudls," tho great religious play, will ap
pear at Dohany'H Sunday. April 1G. Hlegant
dcenery, rich costumes and a company far
nbovo the ordinary will assist In the pro
duction, which Is said to have given tho
liest satisfaction. Judging from tho criti
cisms It has received,
J. XV. French and Miss Genevieve Simpson
wero married Thursday evening at tho
)uum of tho brldo's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Hnlph Simpson, Cll West Washington uve
nue. Tho ceremony was performed by
Hew Oeorgo lidwnrd Walk, rector of St.
I'aul's Iipiscnpal church, In the presenco
of lmmedlato relatives only.
Hen Stnnnnrd und Lena Trundle, the
J'oung couple who applied for a marrlnge
Icense last Wednesday and were refused
ono because the bride-to-be waH under
ngo n ml lacked the consent of her parents,
liavo not presented themselves ut tho dis
trict clerk's allien since. When they left
Wednesday they said they would return.
In South Omaha and secure tho consent of
tho girl's parents.
Cases against nlno Sunday working bar
bers, which have been pending In police
court for some tlmo past, were dismissed
yestenlay by Judge Aylesworth. Thev had
lieen set for trial this morning, but tho
prosecuting witness failed to put In an
iippearnnco and on motion of tho attorney
for the defendants tho cases wero dis
missed. None of the barbers who labored
lust Sunday have been arrested as yet.
N. Y. Plumnlns Ci Tei. 250.
tltlon Is Interesting from tho fact tliut tho
tequest contained In It ie out of tho ordi
nary.
It appears that tho petitioners were mar-
! rlod In this city on February 27, 1S7S. nnd
,' that tho licence a Itaued to them In the
iinmcK of John Hoffman and Christina
, Peterson. They now slate, that, a mistake
was made nnd tliRt before and al the tlmo
I of their marrlnge their right names wero
Peter Hoffman nnd Christina Hosen. They
j set forth that ril tho tlih'c" that tliey'se-"
cured tho marrlngo llrenso they had re
I rentlv come, to this ennntrv frnm tlpnm.irk
! and were unfamiliar with tho Kngllsh Inn-
PARTS OF THE CITY LEFT UNPROTECTED KUaK0 aml wero ,10t wrM ct the mis-
tnko until some tlmo thereafter. They now
dcslro to havo tho records set right.
NEED OF POLICE PROTECTION
Numbir of Mn on the Forci ii Entirely
Inadequate.
Wo sell gas stoves on monthly payments
Ut hnl' tho price of a gasoline stove. Tho
Gas company, 26 Pearl street.
Itrnl IXutc Triuisfei'N.
Tho following transfer were filed yester
day In tho abstract, title and loan olflco of
J. XV. Scpilre. 101 Pearl street:
Sheriff to the Pottawattamie Invest
ment company, 51 lots In Council
Hlurs, s d $ us
Sirnest li. Hart and wlfo to Junius
Sllghtam nnd Jacob l.lnlngor, part
sii nwU 21-TTi-n, w d 6,K0
John Slnnett anil wife to Ii. I). Nich
ols, nn und 1-0 of w1, noU 22; oH
bp',4 1.1 nnd nwti so',4 15-76-10, w 123
Jnmes H. I.ongfeldt and wife to Chris
tian Peton-on, block CO of Allen &
Cook's add to Avoca, w d 400
Total, four transfers 1S.S90
Muri-lnicr Mceiim-a,
Licenses to wed wero Issued yesterday to
tho following persons:
Nome and Residence. Ace
Slartln lilnkel, Council Illuffs 21
Ivouls Haph, Council Illuffs -jj
Kred 11 Ashley, Macedonia la ., 20
Kllznhtth Stephens, Macedonia, la .... 23
FARM LOANS
Negotiated In hostern Nebraska
mid Iowa. James N. Caidy, Jr.,
UM Main dL, Council Oluttn,
ViitliorltlcH Arc Hampered In ihr Mai
ler liy liisiilllclenl Appropriations
Mil) or Mixy Mnl' Three
Appointments.
Tho number of men at present on the
police force Is deemed entirely Insufficient
for tho proper protection of the city und
Chief Albro li anxious that it bo recruited
to Its full strength. Heretofore tho force
has consisted goncrally of nwenty meu all
told, while at present, Including the chief
and patrol driver, there arc only sixteen
on the pay roll. On tho day force there
aro only three patrolmen, whllo at nllt
the entire city has to be covertd by four
officers.
The force, as It Is at prudent, consists of
one chief, ono nlfjlit captain, ono day desk
sergeant, one deputy city marshal, two de
tectives, two Jailors, one or day and ono
for night; one patrol driver md seven pa
trolmen, three on day beats nnd four ou
the night force. Unless Mayor Jennings
makes somn new appointments, tho number
of men will be still further reduced, as
Patrol Driver Doty has scui In his resigna
tion and Is anxious to he rrtlcved as uoou
as possible.
Tho desk of the sergeants and tbe tclo
phono equipment was moved yuBtorday
from tho room over tho patrol house to the
Jail otllco, and by this arrangement It la
expected that n regular p.strol driver can
be dispensed with. The day nnd night
Jailers will act as patrol drivers when
needod and tho day und nlfiht sergeants
can act. ns Jailers while the reguUr Jailers
aro out with tho patrol wegon. Ily this
arrangement, If Mayor Jcnulugs fills the
vacancy caused by D.My'a resignation, an
oxtra man can be detailed tor patrol duty
nt night. Since the resignation of Night
Sergeant Bergman, Night Captain Denny
has been holding down tho icsk, attending
to tho telephone calls and ,;ther work In
the ofllce. Ileforo this Captain Denny
could bo relied upon ns an extra man In
caBo of nn emergency call, but under tho
present arrangement in cute a call conies
over the telephone for an ofllcer nono can
bo sent until one of the men on the beats
can bo communicated with.
Deputy City Marshal White, while a mem
ber of tho force, cannot be relied upon for
police work, as his entire tlmo Is taken
up serving health and othr notices and
attending the sessions of tho superior court
as bailiff. This practically reduces the
police force to fifteen men, Including the
chief, tho greater part of whoso tlmo la
occupied with offico work, nnd when Doty
leaves tho force will be further decreased
to fourteen men.
Chief Albro sayH four men are not sufll
clent to properly care for tne city nt night.
Tho residence portions nro left, as a inattor
of necessity, without police protection, nnd
ho says that It Is a wonder that thoro are not
more burglaries and hold-ups than there
aro. Tho four men on tho night force aro
nil needed to patrol tho huslncss streets
of tho city and thus tho rmfdenco portions
havo to go without police protection.
Mayor Jennings, whcii as-ed what he In
tended doing, stated that he had not nulto
fully decided. Ho realized, Vto said, that the
police force ought to be Increased In order
to glvo tho citizens proper protection, but
tho question was u dilllcult ono to solve, In
tho faco of the reduced appropriations. Ho
thought, however, that at tho next meeting
of tho city council he weufd submit two
or 'possibly throe now appointments to tho
force.
The force, as It stands at present, Is
composed as follows: Chief, Sam Alhro;
night captain, Dick Denny; day sergeant,
Arthur Slack; tloputy city marshal, Charles
White; detectives. Dan Wolr and Charles
Claar; day Jailer, Harry James; night
Jailer, C. Chrlstenscn; ' pa:rol driver. J.
Doty; day patrolmen, Oeorge Wilson, John
Smith and N. Swanson; night patrolmen, lid
Smith, F. Walklngton, J. Larklns and
Thomas Callaghan.
Tho Gas company furnishes gas heaters
for bath and bedrooms free..
WOMAN l.KAVliS HIM IX THU I.I'HCIl.
Coiinriirntlr A. C. I'lnrk linn Xo Useful-
lt MnrrliiKr ' rt I II en tr.
Among the marrlnge licenses lssufcd by
Clerk Heed of tho district court on February
21 was one to A. C. Clark, aged 3fi, nnd Mm.
Eliza nrooddffl, aged -10, both of Omaha.
Tho afternoon of the mine day, Clark ap
peared In Justice Vlen's ofllce and m.ido
arrangements for him to perform tho cere
mony that evening. According to his prom
ise, Justice Vlen was at his ofllce nt the
tlmo appointed, but neither groom nor bride
put In nppenranco and nfter waiting for
nn hour Justice Vlen went home. Tho
record In tho marriage register at the court
house still lacks the certificate of marriage.
Yesterday afternoon Clark presented him
self nt the clerk'n ofllce and throwing down
tho license nnd the gaudy lithographed cer
tlflcato ho hnd purchased on February 21.
demanded that his money bo refunded him.
"I drn't want this license any nioro and
I want my J2 back," ho said.
Clerk Heed explained to him that the
county did not do business In that way and
that he had no authority to roturn him his
monoy.
"Hut they do It In Nebrnska," Clark said.
"I got a license there myself nid took it
back when I decided to get ono hero and
they gave me back my money all right nnd
I want you to do the same."
Tho clerk informed Clark that tho county
did not deal in wcond-hand marriage cer
tificates, hut that possibly he might be
oblo to dlsposo of It to ono of tho many
Junk dealers In town.
"Well, I don't want this license, tho
woman bneked out of marrying me and I
don't want tho records hero to show Hint
I am married to her. I don't want no records
to show that I am a married man when I
am not, Tho woman changed her mind after
I had arranged everything and got the li
cense and nrrangod with tbe Justice of the
peace to marry us."
Clarkfolt better satisfied when Mr. need
told him the records did not show that he
had been married, as they lacked tho cer
tificate of tho Justice of the peace or the
minister. Hp explained thnt they merely
showed that a license had been issuetl to
him.
"Well, supposing I get some other woman
to marry me, will this license do? Will
you change tho namo so that I cm ue It?"
Clerk Heed told him he would und this
seemed to satisfy the man.
Don't nllow nn Interested party to In
fluence you against trying n Commonwealth
10-ccnt cigar.
RECEIVER FOR IOWA COMPANY
' mnyor of the rlty of Des Moines, Polk dl- f
n n i, iiiuniit'ii
Frank W A It man yealnst City of Du
buque and II H. Irlffkr, city treasurer.
Dubuque district, nfllrmed
Siirah A. Watts against the Kqllltable
Mutual I,lfe Association of Waterloo. Polk
district, nlllrmed.
Maggie Ferry against John Delieen, I.uens !
district, nlllrmed. t
F. A. Adams iitfalnst Walter S. Holdeli, '
Des Moines district, nlllrmed. I
i.uuni naunucrs against ctiy of Kort .Mad
Ison, atllrmed.
Commercial Mntnal Fira Iniuranco Concern
Faili to Ruhice Its Liabilities.
i
TREASURER ON INHERITANCE TAX LAW
AftT Cnrefnl i:itiiiliintliiii f City
.lull I'o II.- Comity (Jriiml Jury
MiiUcn Nome Seiisiilloiinl Clinruc
In Its I'lniil Itcport.
Susan O les appellant, against City of
Sheniintloah. Page district, nlllrmed.
William Otis Hanson nsnlust city of Ilur
lliiKton. Des Moines district, nlllrmed.
Alice Jordan, guardian of Oracle Cordon,
against Arthur Jllnkle, Davis district, re-
Mr. Itllcy C-cent elgat.
ItCKtlll Of lt'ltllllll'llll I'lllKMIMCS.
The republican cuuoucs held last night In
tho several prei Incts In tho city to select
delegates to the county convention which
meets here next Welnesdny attracted but
littlo Interest and tho uttenduiu'c was as a
rule small. Tho county convention Is merely
to select delegates to the congressional con
vention of the Ninth district nnd tho state
convention, both of which will bo held in
Des Jlolnes May 10. At tho congressional
convention two delegates from the district
will be selected to intend the national con
vention In Philadelphia and tho state con
vention will elect four du1egato-nt-lnrgc
from the state nnd ratify tho selection ot the
delegates selected by the different congres
sional conventions. The dt'iegntes selected
to the county convention last night were:
First Wutil- Flrst precinct: Charles W.
Alwood, Curl A. Morgan, Thomas Johnson,
lid Fuller. John llulle, J. M. Murphy. Sec
ond precinct: George' II. Scott, Illchnrd
Oreeu, H. T. Hryunt. O. P. Wheeler, li. H.
Gardiner, XV. I',. Clroneweg, F, F. liverest.
Second Walil First precinct: J. C.
Mitchell. J. H. Sweet. C. S. Hubbard. Frank
Peterson, G. M. Gould, William Larson,
li. II. I. ounce. Second precinct: 1. II.
Wind, W. S. Wllkliis. Theodore Oulttur,
C. Dlstinan, John Olson, J. W. Mitchell,
F. Hollls.
Third Wnrd-Flrst precinct: P. C. l)e
Vol. It. V. Innes, J. I. Uroenshlehls. M.
C. Vnndeveer, Ohio Knox, Hubert Green,
lirnest li. Hart. Second precinct: A. H.
Walker, Ii. (. ISrown, V. M. Patrick, J. M.
I,ong8treet. 11. M. Hrown. William Amd.
Fourth WardFirst precinct t O. 11. Mc
Clintock, F. II. lllll, John l.lndt, I. M.
Troynor, F. I,. Heed, J. J. lloss. Second
precinct: limll LefTert, V. I.. Treynor,
Price Gibson, Felix Ciocker, C. G. ('lister.
Fifth Ward-First precinct: Abe Mitchell,
lid Canning, James lloon, F. Ii. Iloaglnnd,
F. J. Clark, l.uw. Ogden.
Sixth Ward First precinct: Israel
I.ovett, A. (.'. llnrdlng, A. C. Keller. I. St.
Shubert, W. Vanileiiberg, A. F. Clntter-liuclc.
Gravel roofing. A. II. Head, 541 IV way.
Davis sells paints
Howell's AntI-"Kawf cure coughs, colill
QUIET DAY WITH THE SAINTS
Conf eriMicr nt l.uiooiil Will Probably
l.n x ( fur Vrrt-ral Dii.vn
More.
LAMONI, la., April 13. (Spclal Tele
gram.) The spirit of deferring ngafn ruled
the Saints conference touching tho auditing
committee's report on the bishop's books.
A motion to adopt tho report ot thu special
commltteo mado yiutorday as a basis of
agreement was at once followed by n tiub
stltute, moved and seconded by two mem
bers of that special committed. Thon ut
onco came a motion to defer And print tor
distribution and to make the special order
for tomorrow afternoon: This was resisted
by Bishop Kelley and defended by tho mover,
II. C. Smith. On being put It obtained. The
conference bids fair to aal for several more
days.
SliXSATIOXAl, im clHCi: SI IT I'll. lit).
Prominent Sloili City Woman DImcoi
it t llfnlllifllliienN of HiinIiuiiiI.
SIOUX CITY. Ia., April 13. (Special.) A
suit for divorce haa beon filed by Mm. XV. C.
McNamara against her husband, who Is
prosldent of the Eastern Nebrnska & Gulf
Railway company, and which company owns
tho right-of-way from Sioux City to Omaha.
This is the result of a discovery made of the
unfaithfulness of the lmsb.ind. Mrs. Mc
Namara hnd beon suspicious of her husband
for somo time und had placed a detective ou
his trail. Tho report of this man came like
a thunderbolt to tho woman, but she acted i
promptly. She found her husband nt a cheap
hotel with a pretty South Dakota school
teacher and who had formerly taught s.'hool
near the McNamara farm. The wlfo went j
to the police station accompanied by her .
daughter and son-In-lnw. They procured
the assistance, of a .policeman and. swooped
uowu upuu me UUIUI. inv uuuj ijl liumuuiii
In which her husband was wth tho wpmn
was locked. It wan ou the ground floor und
not to be daunted the nngry wlfo went out
side and smashed In the window. Within
a very short tlmo lawyers had filed suit In I
the courts, seeking for a division of the
property, a decree of dlvorco and such other
rights ns tho wlfo may be ablo to obtain.
Tho McNamnras aro among the best known
people In Sioux City. Ho has been a well
known contractor for ninny years,, owns tho
Kastern Nebraska & Gulf riglit-of-wny.
Bomo city property and somo valuablo fnrm ,
land. His daughter, n beautiful and accom- j
pushed young woman, recently was mar-
rled to a young railway man of Sioux City. (
The affair has created a great sensation in
both church and social circles.
DKS MOINKS, April 13. (Special Tele
gram.) The Commercial Mutual Flro In
iiurnnco company Is In tho hands of a re
ceiver. President George A. Jowett this
morning nppllod for an order to this effect
and It. J. McKeo was appointed by Judge
Bishop to wind up the affairs of tho com
puny. In tho petition for receiver Mr
Jewett says that section 10 of tho articles
of incorporation provides that thoro shall
bo n guaranty fund of J500.000; that origi
nally thero as $25,000 worth of guarantee
notes In this fund. There has been cred
Ited thereon salaries of those who gavo
them and thero has been paid In money
Into this fund only $2,150 in cash. On March
1 tho liabilities wero $14,000. Application
was mado to tho auditor of state for tho
regular certificate. This was refused until
such tlmo as tho compauy reduced Its 11a
bllltles from $U,000 to $6,000. This has
never been done, nnd It is for the.o rensons
the court was asked to appoint a receiver
who shnll have power to wipe out debta
of tho association and wind up Its nlfolrs,
McKce Is secretary and treasurer of tho
company.
Inheritance Tuvc It cccl veil.
Tho stnto treasurer this morning rccelyed
$5,810 collateral Inheritance tnx from tho
lese eetnto Hi Scott county nnd $!i00 from
the Heldrlch tstnte In Jones county, in
tho Inst week the treasurer has learned of
the liability of several big estates. The
treasurer Is now notifying attorneys nnd
representatives of estates liable for tho In
heritance tax of the provisions of the re
cent net passed by the legislature. Section
1 of the iict defines tho "debts" that may bo
deducted. All estates now In tho course of
settlement nnd hereafter found to be liable
for tho tax may deduct only tho debts duo
rrom tne estnte prior to i s death, ronson-
nblo sums for funeral expenses, court costs
and tho fcqs of executors nnd administrators
and nothing else, Whatsoever. These debts
must bo deducted or nllowed by tho court
within fifteen months from the date of death
of the decedent. Ily the terms of the sec
tion no attorneys fees can be deducted nnd
no tnxes, state or local, accruing nfter tho
death of the decedent. The treasurer says
that the provisions of the net, although an
parnntly somewhat rigorous, nro more
nnerai ny far than tho statutes of many
other states Imposing tho inheritance tax.
The People's Savlng3 bank of Cedar
Hnpids filed articles of Incorporation this
morning. Tho capital stock Is $50.0no.
Timothy McCarthy: Is president, H. Ii. Wlt-
wer vice president, J. J. Powell second vice
president .and Ii. XV. Vlrden cashier.
The State Hoard of Health was notified
th(s morning 'of 'seventeen cases of rmall
pox at O.-fkalooaa nnd several at Grlnnell.
Polk county ilemocrals will met tomor
row to select nominees for county offices.
In the Ilnnl report of the Pclk county
grand Jury thls mbrnlngj.some sensational
charges aro "rojidFgalfist the city Jail.
Sanitary condition? there are said to be
most vile. After a careful examination tho
verdict of' n -""dlenaso-breedlng hole" Is
passed upon it, and. recommendations made
to tho proper authorities that they correct
the evils at once.
Supremo Court Opluloiis.
Tho supreme court handed down tho fol
lowing opinions this morning:
Sol Stutsman against John JIaoVlcar,
m7 -
Who havo tho
Bius
Dosftondoncy Sn womon
is a, menial contiitSon
directly traceable to somo
distinctly iomalo III.
Well womon don't have
the blues, but compara
tively few people under
stand that the right modi
cino will drive thorn away.
Lydla E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound
Commonwealth 10c cigars are good clears.
Want MiirrlnitP Iteeorils Corrected.
Peter and Christina Hoffman of Garner
township filed a petition In the district
court yt-sterday, anklns for an order of
court authorizing and Instructing tho clerk
to correct tho marriage records. 'The pc-
limii Nrn Voles.
Tho Catholics of Odebolt have torn down
their old church and Will build u new one
on the site.
Frank A. Hancock retires from the firm
of Hancock & Sons of Dubuque and will
lomovo to St. Paul, where he will be ninth
western agent of tho Sugar trust.
And old man wnose name Is unknown,
but who 'had been posing as an Indian doi -tor,
was struck by u'Gre:it Western train
near Berlin and Instantly killed.
Dr. Nicholson, principal of tho prepara
tory school to Cornell college at Mount
Vernon, h.is resigned to nccept tho presi
dency of Southwestern collego at Wlntleld,
Kan.
John Koonz. a farmer llvlnj near Cory
don, shot and mortally wounded John Hull
yer. llo also shot at tho olllcer who ar
rested him. but failed to hit him. The two
men were neighbors nnd Koonz says his
victim had been harassing him, though it Is
believed Koonz Is Insane.
Charges have been preferred In the Stnto
Federation of Labor against the Hurllngton
assembly which may result In tho expul
sion of the Hurllngton body. The charges
aro that tho Hurllngton assembly worked
against the bills before tho late legislature
restricting tho making nnd salo of goodB
by convicts.
FIRE RECORD.
I.aiKi' Auburn Hotel.
AUHURN. Neb., April 13. (Special. )-Tho
Kearns hotel burned nt 1 o'clock this morn
ing. Tho building was a largo framo struc
ture, veneered with brick nnd had a shingle
roof. It was occupied 'by soveral families
and roomers, all of whom made their
iwnpo nnd tho most of the Goods wore
saved. lix-County Superintendent Carman's
household goods wero stored In ati upper
room and were burned. Tho building was
about 230 feet north of tho court house nnd
about tho same distance west of tho High
school building, hut as thero was no wind
other buildings wero saved.
Illinois 'imvii Sivepl by 1'lre,
PAN'A, 111., April 13. Tho business por
Hon ot Oconee, six inllen south of Pana
was wiped out by fire, supposed to be of
Incendiary origin.. Two suspects havo been
arrested.
overcomes tho blues, be
cause it is tho safeguard
of woman's health.
It regulates tho ontlro
fomale organism as
nothing else does. When
tho dragging sensation
and tho backache go, tho
bluos will go also.
Road tho letters from
womon appearing in this
paper women who havo
triod it and know. Thero
are a million such women.
State of Iowu against Wllll.im J. fl.iugh
nmn. Cass district, atllrmed.
I.1'' n.i ,W'.,V i1.rjnlns.t t,MW " W'nrnrr.
Page district, nlllrmed.
i n ,1. . . ...
Pioneer Township, reversed
State of Iowu against Ted livans, Ma
haska district, dismissed.
J. A. Warner against F. K. Stebblns,
Johnson district. niTltnied.
After tin- Tn l)oilKerN,.
FOHT DODGK, In.. April 13. (Special Tel
egram.) Ao the remit of n determined stand
on the part of tho Hoard of Equalization
of Holfo tho total assessment of moneys nnd
credits of its citizens has been raised $700.
000 nnd many prominent buslncm men of
tho little town stand in a hnd light with
tho tnxpaylng public. It had been an open
secret that certain citizens were not giv
ing In a complete list of their personal prop
crty, sonte, In fact, pranlcally evading
taxation altogether. The city council, In tho
capacity of a Hoard of Equalization, raised
tho estimates of tho city and experienced ln
tenso opposition from those affected. Law
yers wero retaired by both town and citi
zens and nn Investigation resulted In the
miearthlng cf lnrge amounta of peraonalty
not given In. showing that the county has
been victimized for yenrs. As nn Example.
Robert Hruco was raised $I.C00, D. Fergu
son Son from $,i,S0O to $lu,(00 on moneys
nnd credits. C. A. Grant & Son $8,000, 11. F.
Mnrtln $1,000, W. 1). Mcnv.en $200,000. C. F.
F'.IIesrudo $100, Pocahontas I.nnd nnd Uan
company from $37,000 to $100,000. The total
increase In thin town of 100 Is $842,000, n
fair criterion of tax dodging In Iowa,
i
Clili'ituonn to Weil Mint HiieUefel Ir r.
NllW YOHK. April 12 - Mr. and Mrs.
John 1). Hm-koMler touljlit announced
the engagement or their daughter, Altu. to
li. Pannalee Prentice of Chicago.
Miserable
indeed aro the afflicted who
carelessly permit disease to
Rain a fatal hold while relief
may be secured for a trifle
California's Misson Remedies
If
Began
with
Pains
861
the
Mr. W. J. Juengcrt, 102 Lon
don St., Buffalo, N. Y., tells how
be was cured by Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills for Pale People. He says :
"About one year ago I was suf
fering a great deal with kidney
trouble, and the terrible pains
which I experienced in the small
of my back almost incapacitated
me for work. I tried wearing
plasters but they did me no good
whatever. In connection with this
kidney trouble I was subject to
chronic headaches. I was advised
to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for
Pale People. I did so and soon
noticed n great improvement, after
continuing their use for several
mouths nil traces of the kidney
trouble disappeared nnd the head
aches became less frequent."
(Signed) Wm. Juisngbrt.
Subscribed nnd sworn to before
me this 29th day of June, 1899.
W. G. Stanton,
Notary Public.
Dr. wniUnu' Pink Pills for rle Iop1'
contain, In a coiiiUmihiI form, U tho ele
ments nccesnary tOKironew Hie ami richness
to the blood anil restore ahnttercd nerves.
They are nil unfailing specific for such dis
eases as locomotor nUxia, partial paralysis,
Bt. Vitus' dance, sciatica, neuralgia rheu
matism, nervous headache, the nfler-effectsof
la prlppe, palpitation of the heart, pale and
sixllow complexions, nil forms ol weakness
either in male or female.
Or. Williams' Pink Pills lor Pals Pioplsarsnsvsr
sold bithe doien orhundred, but slwa)s In pick
agss. Atall druggists, or direct Irom the Dr. Wil
liams Medicine Compsnr. Schenectadi, N. Y., CO
cents per boi, 8 boies $2. CO.
HE THAT WORKS EASILY, WORKS
SUCCESSFULLY." CLEAN HOUSE WITH
SAPOLIO
and
Cala Cactus Liniment
are warranted to cure
RHEUMATISM
and all diseases of the
Kidneys and Bladder
Druf ilit return your money If I
Ssa Curo (ills to benefit you
o
o
I
1
0
o
9
9
Look Around Now
For Office Rooms
Go to nil the ofllce buildlnsa nrotind town ami look nt their rooms. Ton
enn find plenty of them vacant njid you cnu probably get tiny size
room yon wnnt then como to the BEE BPILDING. You will not find
so ninny rooms from which to make a selection. Thero Is good reason
for that. All the rooms In
THE BEE BUILDING
nro llrst clnsti nnd the few thnt are vacant are Juat ns pood an those that
ate occupied, llents nre no higher than In buildings which may burn up
like u lmy stuck.
IlEXTAI. AfilWTS,
Gronnd Fluor, Ilr nnllrtlnsr.
R. C. Peters & Company. S
San Curo Cathartic Tablets
Perform their work without pain.
They posltlvsly cure all LI' GP ILLS
Dohany's Theater
srxn.w, Ai-Hii. in.
H. H. nilADY I'llOnUPTION,
QUO VADIS,
Till' Si'cnlc Srnmillon.
DON'T FAIL TO SRK THE Sl'tTUSS OF
THE SEASON.
A Powerful Company. Ornnd Scenery, Elc-
Kant Costumes, (Ireut Electrical effects.
(p. Girls, Attention!
Buck's Junior Range
Given Away Free.
, " iii nive nn1' iiicKri-jimii.u mii-n p. jiiiuur juinuo i rre to me. girl tinner 14
yours (if ugo who cuts the icreatesi uuinbsr of qomplete advertisements contain
Ins Buck's Trade Marks
LSI
li
TWO CENTS....
1 From the newspaper of the city
Tho complete ndvertlcenients, In-
' cludlntr trndc-mnrks. should b left
nt the store, tied up and with the
I name nnd nddress plainly marked,
I hIpo number of ad. Contest con
tinues from Al'Itll. 15 to jr.N'E ;
Cole & Cole,
a0 Council Muffs, la.
WORTH Of GAS
will slvo you a first class hath by using the
Victor lnstnntaneuus Water Heater It Is
the best, tho simplest and tho mwt efficient
water heater made.
.1. C. UIXII Y A. SON.,
Merrlam Hlock. Council Illuffs.
JB
Buy a Lot
And build your own Home upon it, and
Stop Paying Rent.
Somo vacant lots located, in Central sub addition, Potter &
Cobb's addition, Omaha addition and Wright's addition.
These lots will bo sold at real bargains. In a yoar or bo they
wjll bring double tho money aslted for them now. Apply at
Bee Office, Council Mud's.
If you
linvc not
iittondeil
this
sale come
Saturday
and
he here
early.
SOME -
Good Things
CHOCOLATE
PRAPPE...
H11I1I liy I'lnc Trniln.
In the Followlnu Flavors:
Vniilllii, ronVe, ItiiKplM-rry,
l'lni'iipiilr, l.i'iiiiin, Oriuiure,
Greatest of All Saturday
Easter Sale Bargains.
All prices
quoted
Wednesday
are still
in (orce.
Read below
.special
prices for
Saturday,
1 he week tliu fur has touched tho hlh tide mark, The last day of this Kreat SALfi is to be creator
than the fust. The strongest reasons we havj to oirer are that we nre throwlnn out Htich strong inducements
in the way of h r litis that the trade appreciate and they will Knisp the opportunity and be here In amnt
crowds SATURDAY. (Come in the inorniiu;. ' "x in grout
JOHN C.
Woodward & Co.
Mil 11 11 furfur I iik I'o 11 feci In 11 em.
Jobber of 1 1 1 eli (irmle LI ultra.
COUNCIL lll.lU'l'S, I A.
Notions.
Hair 1'lnu, 2 bunclioj .r. lo
Safoty I'Iiih, can) -0
I looks anil Kycs, card lo
Invisible Hair Pins, bunch 1c
Two Tapers of Pins 3o
Wslo Klustlc IIoko Supportere Sc
Clear White I'earl Ilnttons, dozen So
Throe-ouncn bottlo Machine Oil 3c
Bono Hair Tins, dozen Sc
Toilet Articles.
Pears' Suap
I.unbnrK Perfumery, oz
Pint bottlo Florida Water
Klder Flower Toilet Soap
Crown iJivender Salts
Mi-linen's Tleuiu Powder
Lyons' Tooth Powder
COItSKT.S.
A Bood Summer Corset '.
A Fancy Corset, French shape
70c Fancy Corset, pink, blue crcar
and white
All shapes of W. C C Corsets
Uood number of Kubo Corsetu
lie
29u
I'o
:io
19o
14o
17c
. 2Sc
. 43o
. EOo
.11.00
. 1.00
Waists.
Raster Silk Waists j2
Illack China Silk Waists 3,J8
Colored Satin Waists 2.98
Mercerized Waists jiB0
Wash Shirt Waists COo
Whlto Shirt Waists, embroidered In-
sorting ii00
Dainty Wmlty Shirt Waists, Wbtu,
Pink, Illuo, 2.75 and.,., j.gj
Tho world's best 11.00 OQn
Kid O loves 00b
Poster Hook and 'J-lluttnn
II..V) Olaip, I'r neh (J I flfl
Kid, UlucU, only Ol'UU
CULVER & WOODBURY
Council Bluffs' Greatest Bargain Store.
.93c
All Silk Umbrellai
at
Colonic! Wlk Tuiretft 91 C(
Ilinbrullus J 0U
A fuw Hauler ecus left, thoi
that come oarl will got old.
