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THE OLATTA DATLV T5EIS: STWDAV. MAY in, 1000.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
an.MHi .miiviion.
Davis sell glass.
Ous llxtures and globes nt nixby'ii.
Magazine bound, Monrrhousc St Co.
Hudwelser lccr. U. lloscnfeld, ngcnt.
1'lno A. 1). O. beer, Nouinuyor's hotel.
Behmldt's photos, new iind latest styles.
h'co our ir.c framed pictures. C. 13. Alex
nnder & v.. 311 It'wiiy.
Get your work done nt the popular Eagle
laundry, 721 Hroadwny. 'Phono 157.
W C Kstcp. tindcrtnkcr, 28 I'enrl street.
Telephones: Ofllcc, 07; residence.
Mrs J Maker has Iicmi ciII'mI to liar
din county by the dentil nt her nephew,
llnli.li Wlrds.
Tor sale, rlienp, well 'bred mnrr, rlirll
body phaeton nnd harness; ''! audition.
W Harrison street. Council illufTs.
To the I'libllr: I'ntll further notice, nir
rfllrp will dose on Saturdays nt 1 "lock.
The CouiK.ll ItlufTH Oiih & Uoctrlc U.
HftVP you seen tho new stylo package of
IhP miimII Juvenile soup? Its u bounty.
Ton will llml It nt Dell U. Morgans cirutf
more. 112 Hroadwny.
W A. Rogers and Mary Cb-arlmril. both
of Omiilm, werp marrlrd in t.ii, i-lty ye
terdnv aflprnooii. Hip ceremony b'ing per
formed by Justice VIeii.
(irorgo McKrilght and Mr. Jos-do Wnlsll,
both or milium, wprp niiirrirn in nun
Yesterday afternoon nt the pouuty court
lioiiH'p, Hpv. John Y. Alti hicon (initiating.
TIip Omnhn. Council Muffs & Suburban
llnllw.iv rotnp.iny lommcncoil
LAWYERS WILL GET NOTHING
Attoweja Wbo Defended Grejory Mn3t Qo
Without Any Fee.
FARMERS RECOVER THEIR - MONEY
CiinIi 1'iiiiiid mi Hip I'rUnurr Unturned
to (lip Men from WIiiiiii lie
llml ppurpil It by
1'riiml.
The attorneys who defended J. A. Gregory,
the horso thief and desperado, In his three
trials are, to iiko the vernacular of tbo
nirect, holding tho e.ick and their chances
of securing any lemuucratlon for their scr
vices nro recognized ns slim In the extreme.
Thn Jury In tho superior court, beforo which
was tried the suit to determine tho owner
ship of tho $183 In possession of Gregory at
tho tlmo of hlo arrest, decided yesterday
afternoon that tho (mslgnmont cf the money
made by Gregory to his attorneys was of
stringing I no account. After being out leso than half
vorhcad wire on 'its lino from the Terminal hnur tho jllry brought In n verdict for
bridge to tho Illinois (Vntral depot yester- 1 JcS. ,,,, w,1am nra,,.
....... 'rrmi.nrr.r Aml innip.l over to tho ' ley, sustaining their attachment of tho cash
ify treasurer ycsbTdny W9fi.Ji, being tho and finding that Hond was entitled to $151
and Hradley to $30.15 of tho amount.
flond and Hradley purchased a buggy anil
team of horces from Gregory, which wcro
iihiP(uently found to have lecn stolen from
a person In Kansas, who after Grcgory'3
arrest rcplevlncd them. Hond and Hradley
lout no time In attaching tho money found
on (IrcRory. Sulciuont to tho attachment
Gregory assigned the money to tho attor
neys he had engaged to defend him.
Grogory'o attorneys will submit a motion
for a new trial Monday beforo Judge Smith
In tho district court and In the event of It
being overruled will tako tho case to tho
supremo court on tho groundo that tbo
testimony r.f their client's former convic
tions should not havo been permitted to
enter Into tho trial on tho charge of steal
ing Uiughlln'g mule.
on that beat, at the same time telling
them "they had better get a move on them
selves and get home." The appearance of
tho negro frightened the young unman and
her teon, and they promptly compiled with
hln order. They turned north on Seen
tconth street and had reached Avenue H
when the negro overtook them. Thrusting
a revolver Into tho young man's face he
ordered him with an oath to "skip." Kane
did not wait to argue the question or pro
tect the young woman with him, but nt
once obeyed the negro's order and tan,
leaving Miss Dalton with the brute.
Tho negro at once seized the young wo
man and attempted to drag her Into an ad
joining lot. She fought desperately and suc
ceeded In reaching Avenue O where ho
managed to break loowj and found shelter
In a nearby home. The negro ran weat on
Avenue C and disappeared. The attempt
at anu!t wa made about .1 o'clock, but It
wan nearly an hour later before It was re
ported to the police.
A negro named lco Hrldglln Is under ar
rest at the city Jail on suspicion, although
ho docH not answer tho description of either
Mln Dalton's or Miss llamllton'h nfsallnnt.
Hrldglln arrived In this city a few months
ago from Tennessee and hn been working
on local railroad work. Lately ho has
been rooming with a colored family named
Thompson and they believe that from hln
actions he Is mentully unbalanced, i-rmay
Hrldglln appeared at the police station and
anked protection claiming that norno men
wero after him to lynch him for the assault
of Mls Hamilton. As It wns reported he
had a revolver the police yesterday morning
decided to place him In custody until he
could bo more thoroughly Investigated.
iinrtlnnM for Anrll. made up as huiowh
Regular tuxes, $-i.0U.2.J; special taxi-s,
JIM. 15,
The pollcp werp untitled by Hip nuthnrl
tlrrt hi Maple lllver Junction last night to
watch out for two men bended this way on
ii freight train, who were wanted there for
burglary.
Tho suit of the I'ottawnttiinile Mercantile
association against J. 11. M. I'rultt ne upled
the entile of yesterrlny In the district court.
'I'ho pvidnicp for the 'plaintiff was not all
In when court adjourned until Monday
morning.
The gamp of linse ball yewterdny afternoon
.between the tennis of Hip day and night
uhirii nt ii... Piiiim I 'ii I Hi- iniindhoiise re-
mlled In a victory fur the day shift by J
ii h ore or is to n. raieu niatiu inc omy
borne run of the came.
Oney White was arrested lust evening on
n warrant issued from Justice Vlen's court,
charging him with bunking Into the resi
dence of Mrs. (.'atlermolo on llnrrlsoti
street. He gave bonds In tho sum of $j'0
Iir his appearance tomorrow.
Superintendent II. W. Hotbert of tho
Iowa School for the Deaf lias been ap
pointed by (Jnvernor Hbaw n delegate to
the national conference of Charities and
Corrections to be held at Topeka, Kan.,
Slni- IS to 21.
Clravor Lanlgnn and Charley I'rultt. two
Utile bids, were arrested last night for hold
ing up and robbing 'Pony Schultz, another
lail. of 7 cents, with which be had been
feiit by his mother to buy some groceries.
Tho bova were nllowed to go home on their
promise, to appear In police court tomorrow
morning.
"A Mrry Time" Is the attraction for to
night at the nohany theater. The play Is
produced by the I lawltlns-Itoberts company,
iind for an evening of rare entertainment
those who go will certainly be pleased.
The piece Is said to be very clever and
calculated (o make one laugh from the rise
of the' curtain In the llrst act to Its clone.
'Ilie Woman's Christian association will
Jiold Its regular monthly business meeting
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the
rcf-ldence of Mrs. W. W. Wallace. 37 Hluff
trcot. This will be tho last meeting until
fall. After the business session a muslcalii
will bo given for the benellt of the relief
fund for work among the sick poor of tho
city.
Two farmers of Audubon county tiled
Miluntary bankruptcy petitions in the tnltet
States district court bete yesterday. James
I, Heed of Viola Center has debts amount
ing to W.PS.l.Ki and the only assets he has
he claims as exempt. William K. T'artlow
lias liabilities aggregating $1,173 nnd assets
worth $;;. Of these he claims $j2T as ex
empt. Jacob Sims lias returned from Dos
Moines, where ho nttended the republican
state convention. As the result of in
formation obtained from conferences with
leading republicans from different parts
of the state Mr. Sims Is more conlident
than ever that he will receive the tmrty
nomination for attorney general at the
state convention to be held Auenst 1.
The exeeullvo committee and the several
subcommittees In charge of arrangements
for entertaining the State Diocesan con
vention of the Kplscopal church, are le
iliested to meet tills afternoon nt 3:30
o'clock In St. Paul's church for the pur
pose of conferring together on the progress
made In the plans for entertaining I ho
visiting delegates and church dlgnlturlcs.
his oening topic Sunday sihool will l"
held at neon. The Young I'ciplc's un n'l
will meet at 7 p m. SumUy schid at
Htthatiy Impel t A and S.i'idiv
s. hool an I preacMnn at the Twenty-ninth
ftrrif mission at the usual hours.
At the I'lfth Avenue Methodist clmn h th
anniveraary of the organlxatlcn of the 1'e
worth league will be observed with cpnl.il
exercises In place of the regular prayer
meeting. A program of fonjra andVuldressrs
appropriate to the occasion will be ren
dcrod. ('! meeting at 0:15 a. m.; preaJi
Ing nt 10:30 a. m.j Sunday school ut noon
nnd meeting of Kpwnrth league nt 7. p. m.
The midweek prayer meeting will be held
Wednesday evening at S o'clock.
Services today at the Hpworth Mclhollst
church will ho as follows: Sundny n-hool
at 2 p. m.: preaching at 3 p. m. and meet
ing of llpworth league at i!:l." p. m. The
midweek prayer meeting will be held Tlnrs
d.iy evening at S o'clock.
(iltOCCItY AM) MliAT MAIIKIVI'liOM:.
fa
3if
AT CUT PRICES THIS WEEK.
19c
You can buy a beautiful hammock nt Kel
ler & Urand's, 107 Hroadway, by paying $1
n week until paid for.
AJAX Tables A very popular ncrvo nnd
vitalizing tonic. DcIIaven's drug store.
Gravel roofing. A. 11. Head, 641 H'way.
Commonwealth 10-cent cigar.
i,.vr vi:i:ic i i.ocai, socirrv,
You can buy a flno carpet at Keller &
Urand's. 107 Broadway, by paying $1 a week
until paid for.
Howell's Antl-"Kawf" cure coughs, colda.
MKMOIIIAI, M'.IIVK i:S A'i
cm mil.
N. Y. I'lumblng Co., Tel. 2S0.
IlAII.HOAIl M A HOI (.III, Y II A MI.-,I).
M. V. Ilerr of (lie Norlliivclcrii llml I j
lleiiten li.v Three lnkiioiii len,
M. K. Deer, an empliyo of tho Northwest
ern Hallway company. Is confined to' his bed
nt the Tremont houne as tho result of a
mysterious nstault committed on him shortly
after midnight Krldny by three men, nono
of whom ho clalmti to have recognized. His
assailants made no attempt to go through
IiIh pockets, bo robbery evidently was not
their purpose.
The nssnult was committed on North
Klghth street, near tho Indian creek brldgo,
which In only a thort distance from nnd In
full view of Hroadway. According to Deer's
Btory, threo men attacked him. one break
ing n club over his head, while another
truck him repeatedly with a loaded cane.
A third was armed with a tcvolver, which
I nlon Veteran I.pkIoii nnd irnnil
Army ArrmiKC Annual Ktcrclspn.
Hncampmcnt No. S, Union Veteran legion,
will hold Its annual mcmorl.il services In
honor of tho deceased comrades of the
legion Sunday evening. May 27, at St. Fran
cis Xavlcr'fl Catholic church. The norvlces
will consist In part of reading tho roll and
military record of deceased comrades, who
arena follows: A. Van Order, General Philip
11. Sheridan, Major Joseph Lyman, William
McCampbell. Dr. H. V. Hart, J. W. Kllgorc,
Patrick McCann. CJcncral J. W. Tuttlc, K. I
HolmcH, Captain D. J. O'Neill, Henry Ocn-
helmer, I-lcutcnant Oliver Anson, George 11.
Crisp. John Koy, Colonel D. H. Dallcy.
(lllmorc, James Story, Captain It. C. Hcrger
nnd Sylvester Nnsh. An address will be de
livered by a past commander, and one on
"The Women of tho War," also an oration.
Thero will be specially selected music by a
largo choir. Decoration day services will
bo held by tho encampment at Walnut Hill
cemetery.
Tho Grand Army of tho Republic will hold
memorial services tho samo day at Broadway
Methodist church. Invitations havo been ex
tended to Company U, Klfty-flrst Iowa Na
tional Guard, the High School cadets and
all Cuban and Spanish war soldiers to at
tend these services.
For the Memorial day parade and exorcises
Colonel 12. It. Fonda has been selected as
chief marshal, with J. I). Grctzer, first aid;
Captain D. H. Mnltby, second aide and Theo
dore Oulttar, third aid. Tho soldiers' graves
In Falrvlew cemetery will bo decorated by
tho members of tho Woman's Relief corps,
nsslstcd by the floral committee. The Hag
on the redoubt, staff will be raised to mast
head at sunrise, plnced at half-mast during
tho parado and ceremonies at the cemetery
and nt full-mast after tbo exercises until
sundown. Tho members of tho post will oc
cupy the platform with the speakers. These
will bo now features In connection with tho
exercises. Tho chiefs of the various civic
nnd military organizations participating In
the parado and exercises will net as assist
ant marshals of tho day.
You can pet a good Rasollno stove at Kel
Ier & Urand's, 407 nroadway, by paying $1
a week until paid for.
"Mr. Riley" -cont cigar.
Alt.M) filVKS
Till: MOXHY.
School I'limln Turned Over l the
Itonril by (lie County.
The noard of Kducntlon will not be com
pelled to Institute mandamus proceedings
wa. tired three times while pressed closely i ngalnst County Treasurer Arnd to force him
against ueor h tiouy. tho tact tnal no was
.Shciiiril-Glcnon AVeildlnu the l.eml
inir Ihrlit of I lie Six l)ll.
The prim Ipal event In tho social world of
Council Hlnfts lBt week was tho wedding
of Mr. Guy C. Shepard and Miss Gertrude
Irene Glcason which oecurrr-l Wednesday
evening nt the home of tho bride's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Glcason on Glen nvenue.
The ceremony wiih performed by Hpv.
Gcorr.o Kdward Walk, rector of St. Paul's
Kplscopal church, of which the bride had
been organist, before n Inrge gathering of
relatives and frlcnfls. The ceremony was
performed In the parlors, which were hand
somely decorated with lilacs, the samo decor
ations prevailing In tho dining room whero
tho wedding supper wan served. The brldo
entered thn parlors on tho nrm of her father
to the strains of tho wedding march from
"linhengrin," played hy Profcstor Sims and
sung by a quartet consisting of Mcsdamcs
Mullls, Shorman. Welsh and Slodcntopf. Dur
ing the ceremony Profcwsor Steckelbcrg
played on tho violin the "Angels' Serenade."
Tho brldo looked charming In a handsome
gown of white batiste, heavily trimmed with
laco. She carried a prayer book in place of
tho conventional boquet. Her sle'er. Mrs.
13.' C. Shepard, acted ns matron of honor,
while 13. C. Shepard, cousin of tho groom,
acted as best man. Roland Cockrell and
Harrison Cleason carried the ribbons, form
ing an nlsle down which the bridal party
passed. Following the ceremony a wedding
supper was served nnd Mr. and Mrs. Shepard
left Inst night on an extended wedding
trip to the pouth and New York. Tho
brldo's going away dress was n tailor made
gown of gray cheviot with toque to match
Mr. nnd Mrs, Shepard wlll make their homo
nt 1136 Park avenue, Omaha.
Tho Woman's Relief corps of this city
planned and carried out most successfully
n delightful surprlso last Thursday evening
upon ono of its members, Mrs. Charles Van
Nostrnnd, who is now living In Omaha. Tho
occasion was Mrs. Van Nostrand's birthday.
Mrs. Gilbert entertained Informally Mon
day evening a few friends from Omaha and
this city.
Mrs. W. A. Maurcr entertained the Ilamll
ton Whist club last Tuesday afternoon.
A very pleasant affair of last week was
tho "old clothes" socinl given Frldny night
at the Hroadway Methodist church parlors
Mr. and Mrs. Dugan of Valparaiso, Neb.,
who are tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sacnuel
Albro, 2610 Avenue A, were pleasantly sur
prised by a number of their friends Thurs
day night. Mr. nnd Mrs. Dugan wero form
erly residents of this city.
Vernon Olson wns tho victim of a surprise j
party last Wednesday evening, tno occasion
being his 20th birthday. After a pleasant
evening spent In music nnd games, dainty re
freshments were served.
The young peoplo of Grace Episcopal
church gave a largely nttended danco Mon
day night nt Odd Fellows' hall.
On Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. C I
H. Washington entertained nt their home,
3001 Avenue A, In honor of tho 37th birth
day of Mr. J. J. Klein. Tho time was passed
in social chat, music, etc. Mr. Klein was
presented with several presents as memen
tos of tho occasion.
.Ineoli '.oiler .V Co.' KMliilillxliinctit
Dcslro.icil bj Fire t cMcritn.i .
The grocery st'ire nnd me.it market of
Jacob Holler & Co. at the corner of Hroad
way and First street was oimpletely cleaned
out by lire yestprday morning. The entire
destruction of the building nnd the portion
containing a large ntock of hardware was
only prevented by the prompt arrival of the N
lire department and the elllclent work they
did. The tile started In the bisement near
the north end of the building nnd the (lames
ran up the elevator shaft to the 'Second'
floor. For a time It looked as If the entire
building was doomed.
The entire grocery stock was practically
ruined nnd considerable damage to the
hardware was done hy heat and smoke. '
Twelve hundred sacks of flour were eon- 1
sumed In tho grocery store with other ,
"oods.
The stock Invoiced In tho neighborhood
of $10,000 and tho exact loss cannot be
estimated until tin Inventory Is taken. Tho
stock Is fully Insured. John Clausen, tho
owner of tho building, cstlmntes the dam
age to It in the neighborhood ut $1,000,
Robert Hrenncman, one of the clerks, was
somewhat badly burned about tho faco whllo
attempting to save the bonks.
The fire Is ml 1 to have started from ono
of tho clerks dropping a match In tho base
ment. He had been sent o clean up sotuo
mobiles that had been spilled and after !
strewing sawdust over It, lit a match. Tho
match broke and the lighted end fell Into tho ,
sawdust, which was saturated with the drip- ;
pings from the coal oil cans. The sawdust j g
blazed up at once and the flames rapidly ,
spread tip through the elevator shaft. Tho
store was one of tho largest of Its kind In
the city.
I HOT WEATHEjR SHOES
?5"
ChlM i, Tennis
Slipper
l.adlt V Si r;e
SllntMrs
Hoys' and Youth'
Tennis Slipper
JfttpH' 'lino Slippers
wuri'iinted not to rip.
Indies' Dmigola o.vf.-mls-tall
or black
Hers' I'utiMis Hicycle
Shoes
.25c
39c
65c
85c
98c
Misses nnd Children a
Tan Strap Slippers ....
Men's White Canvas
Oxfords '
Men's Brown I.lneti
Ivaee Shoes
Men s Genuine Goal Skin
Hicycle Shoes
Men's Dongola Iico
Ia.ii'0 Oxfords
Ladles' lino Vlcl Kid Oxfords,
Hliuk i.tn cloth top or nil kid
98c
$1-25
$1.50
$1.50
$1.50
$1.50
You can always save money at our store and you always got your money's
worth, or your money back.
Hamilton's Shoe Store.
412 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
not wounded Hhowed that tho rovolvcr was
loaded with blank cartridges only. The
sound of the shots attracted a number of
panjeieby on Hroadway, who hastened to tho
liH'iie. Tho three men, seeing usslatanco
wHsat hand, made their escape by running
north on Klghth street.
Deer was removed to the Tremont house,
where ho boards, and u physician summoned.
Kxamlnatlou showed that while Deer was
badly bruised and had several cuts about
lib head, his Injurlen were not dangerous.
Deer says ho did not recognlzo nny of his
assailants and tho police are inclined to
bellovu tho assault was made out of revenge
for some reason or other.
Gas stoves are cheaper than gasoline
itoves nnd they do not explode.
A'oiiiik Woman AIIpiiiiiIh Suicide.
Miss Knto Gllmnre. 1721 lOlghth nvenue,
attempted suicide after midnight this morn
ing. A cunrrpl with her sweetheart Is t.ild
to havo been the vnutv. Miss Gllmoro took
u doso of laudanum. Occupants of the
house, when they discovered her condition,
called Dr. Jennings, city phjslclnn. It Is
the doctor's opinion that tho oung woman
will recover. Mlts Gllmoro Is 21 yours of
ORO.
B0URICIUS
MUSIC HOUSE
To Ileal ii Hurt.
Ueo Banner Sa've, the great bonier. It's
guaranteed for cuts, wounds, tores, piles and
all skin dlfcascs. Tako no substitute. For
sale by Myers-Dillon Drug Co., Omaha;
Dillon's Drug Store, South Omaha.
Pianos
335
and
Broadway.
Organs
Examine the '"Mar Bouricius" piano. Our
stock of high-grade Violins, Mandolins,
Guitars, etc., is complete.
Tel. 466.
Council Bluffs, la.
ItedleU llu m In Kearney.
KRAUNBY, Neb., May 12. iSpedal.)
Hon. John I. Hodlck of Omaha elrsed up a
deal w In Kearney this week by which
he coin. 'n po. session of the John Harnd
property, paying therefore S.VOOO. Mr. and
Mis. Hedlck will make Kearney their home,
Hi they find tho climate particularly agree
able and have two sons attending college
hero.
Lincoln Winn ItnsUet llnll.
MXCOl.N. Mav 12.-iSneclnl.)-Ili tho
basket ball game between Wahoo and Lin
coln High school tnim" nt Winter's opera.
bouse last night Lincoln won, tno scoro
being 0 to 10.
DOHANYJHEATRE
O.VK MtillT ONLY.
Sunday, May 13th
Tin:
Hawkins-Roberts Company
In the Four Act Comedy.
A MERRY TIME
Tho laughing success of the season.
Prices Lower Moor, 30c, balcony, 20c;
gallery, 10c
One Dollar a Day
A nice green Wilton Velvet Carpet, sewed and bound in rug
shape (contains 22 yards, at $1.25 yard) will be in our window
all this week, which we will reduce
One Dollar a Day
Starting same for Monday at $22.00, Come and judge for
yourself.
Treynor 6c Gorham,
Odd Fellows' Temple, Council Bluffs, la.
to turn ot'er to School Treasurer Haver
stock the funds of the Independent school
dlfctrlct of Council Hluffs. After a consulta
tion with his bondsmen yesterday afternoan
Treasurer Arnd honored the draft of I'res
Idcnt Jlcnry and Secretary Hoss of tho
Hoard of Education nnd handed over tho
funds in his possession, amounting to about
$18,000, to Mr. Haverstock
Sccretnry Hosd, acting under Instructions
from the board, issued at the meeting
Thursday night, called upon Treasurer Arnd
and demanded that he notify the president
as required by law of the amount of money
belonging to the school district in his hands.
Treasurer Arnd compiled with this demand
nnd yesterday formally notified President
Henry. Tho Inttcr at onco drew n draft on
A mil for tho amount and the same was
pirsontrd by School Treasurer Haverstock.
At llrst tho county treasurer declined to
turn over the funds, but later, after a con
sultation with his bondsmen, many of whom
are also on llavcrstock's bond, he decide 1
to give up tho money and tho formal traas
fcr was made.
Tending the controversy between the
county treasurer and tho school treasurer,
the board was compelled to borrow about
$U,000 in order to pay tho teachers' salary
roll and other bills, upon which It had to
pjy (1 per cent Inteicst.
Ilenl i:tale i'rn imfcr.
Tho following transfers wcro tiled yes
tnrdny in tho abstract, title and loan olllco
of J. W. Squire. 101 Pearl street:
Frank H. Lovlu and wife to Anders
Pcteri-on. lot is, block , Wllllums'
1st mid., w. d J 20)
Kdwnrd II. McKey, trustee of D. V.
Archer, bankrupt, to Ludlow K.
Lo Furgy, west 10 feet lut & and
cast H feet lot fi, block 7. liny-
litis' 1st mid.. i. c. il 10
Amelia C. Ituddlck to Mutt Foster.
lot 2. bloijt .1. Pierce's subillv.. w. d. SU
low ii Loan and Trust company to
Charles Oletklii. tot II. block 1.
Oak llrove add., q. c. d t V,
Four transfers, total
pj;
.tlnriiimc Llceinc.
Licenses to wol were Issued yesterday
lo tho fcllpwing pers 'is.
Nil mo and ltcsldenee. A:--.
P AV. Maivell.is. Auburn, Neb t'l
Jennie H, Park. Auburn. Neli II
Rcorsc Mr Knl'tlit. Omahn 'Jtl
Mrs. Jfitile Walsh, Omaha :u
W A, ltocers, Omaha SI
Mary Oeiiliml, Omaha '.b
You can get a nice baby carriage at Keller
& Urand's, 107 Hrcndwny, by paying
week until paid for.
If the last cigar you smoked didn't suit
get a "Mr. Itllcy" next time and you will
he auro then that you havo gut the best
for your money.
Davis sells paints.
MA H V IMI.TOVN II Mil) ST 111 litiM!,
Attend "Uncle Snm'a rtecentlnn." civon by
Palm grove No. 11, at V. O. V. hall, May I
11. Admission, 15 cents.
Church Xoles,
Kvangellst Jamison will occupy the pulpit
nt both tho morning and evening ccrvlccii
today nt tho First CongregatlonaJ church.
The topic of bin morning sermon will ho
"Knowledge: a Basis of Kternul Life.'' In
the evening he will speak on "Turning
Points, or Outlooks From Mountain Peaks. " i
At 3 p. m. ho will lecture in the church to 1
men only on "The Ideal Man: a Study of
Christ's Character." The MendeUsohn quar
tet will ping at this meeting. The meetings
now being conducted by Mr. Jamison will !
close tomorrow evening, when ho will speak '
specially to thoie who have professed a do- i
siro to lend a Christian life, j
St. Paul's Episcopal church, Rev. Oerge
Kdward Walk, rector, fourth Sunday nftcr
Kastur Holy communion at S a. m ; morning
prayer and fCTmon nt 10:30 o'clock. Sunday 1
school nt i.oon; evening prayer and sermon J
at 7:30 o'clock. i
At the Fltst Christian church the pnotor, i
Hov. S. M. Perkins, will preach this morn
ing on "Tho Christian's Inheritance.'' Hla
topic In t'hc evening will be "Concerning
Christ nnd the Church." Thero will In'
ppivlal music at tho morning service and In j
tho evening dueU will bo rendered by the '
Misses Kmma Otlleaple and May Miller mid '
by tho Misses Ollvo Klrkpatrlck and Petri
Swanson. Sunday rchool will bo nt noon.
Junior Christian Kndnivor society meeting
at .1:30 p. ni. and Sonlor Christian Endeavor
oclety servlco at 7 p. m.
Hov. W. H. Cable, pastor of Trinity
Methodist church, will preach this morning
on "Christian Sclcnco and Kindred Faiths i
Calmly Considered." In tho evening tho (
eleventh anniversary of the organization of j
the Kpworth league will be colebrated. All
services will bo at tbo usual hours.
The First Church of Christ Scientist will '
hold services this morning at 10:15 o'clo-k I
in tho Sapp building. Kxperlenco meeting
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PEOPLE
appreciate our work because it is done
in such a thorough and artistic manner.
Ihey arealyo pleased to nnd our prices
so very moderate. If you have dental
work that needs to bo done we can
satisfy you both in tho quality of work
and the price.
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. Woodbury, D. 9- S-,Couns!l Blufis-
30 rBBfl St. Grand Hotel
Buy a Lot
And build your own Home upon it, and
Stop Paying Rent.
Some vacant lots located in Central sub addition, Omaha
addition and Wright's addition. These lots will be sold
at real bargains. In a year or so they will bring double th
money asked for them now. Apply at Bee Office Council
Bluffs.
Bad Teeth
I Gasoline Cost Two Lives
In Omaha and a store in Council Bluffs
yesterday.
Make Bad Health.
Why not have good teeth when you can etthem at those
j prices $5.00, $7.00, $10.00? Extraction easy and painless.
Dr. A. O. Mudge,
338 Broadway, Upstairs, Council Bluffs.
m urn ejcplote.
THE C B. GAS CO. j
i tliiiillliiiMllMiiM
E '20 Pearl St.
AliiiiKlmiril Ii)- rr li'iirl Into the
llitudN of it l)t'NicMiili NcKrn.
MIks Mary Haiti n. n young woman living i Wednesday evening at S o'clock
at KlshUfiilh Mm t and Avenue K. had a I -Klectlou I'nta l.lfo" will he tho subjet
thiilllKg and unpleasant oxpeiienco nt anl0f n,ev. Alexander l.ltherland'c sermon this
early hour yesterday morning with an un- 1 morning at tho Second Presbyterian church
FARM LOANS
NecotlAted In Eastern TToraska
and Iowa. James N. Caady, Jr.,
Ui ilaln St., Council Bluets.
known negro, hut after a desperato struggle
Mic-enled in escaping from tho clutchca of
the (lend and rouBht thclu-r in n nearby
house. Mies D.ilton'a nstailant answers the
ilrnerlptlpn of the negro wlu Invaded the
Hinuilton homo rbout .1 week ago.
Mlis Dalton wan on hor way home from
a dance, accompanied by Will S. Kane, n
young man about her own age. nnd thry wcro
slowly walking west on Hroadway when they
met the negro at Sixteenth street. He
stepped them and iM he was the policeman
In Ac evening ho will preach on "Tho
Youth of Today." At tho Wednesday even
ing prayer service he will talk on "Homes
and Children."
Tho pr.stor, Hev. (!. W. Snyder, will
preach at 10:30 a. m. and 8 p. m. today at
St. John's Kngllsh Lutheran church. Sun
day school will be held at noon.
At the I'lrst Ilaptlst church this morning
the pastor, Rev. II. Venting, will tako as
the subject of bl sermon "The Kllxir of
Life." "A Jealoua Goioel Treacher" will b.
The Anvil Chorus
that we strike from our anvil dally marks
the accomplishment of thn beat hlacktmlth
Ing and carriage repairing that you can got
done anywhere In Council IlluftB. Our re
pairs of all kinds on earrlagrH and wagoni
and our horsaihcslng and blacksmlthlng of
all kinds are guaranteed as thn host. Our
prlres are always ns satisfactory as our
work.
H. P. NELSON,
Succopsor to V. M. Squiros,
155-157 W. Hroudwny, Council Hlnfts,
Best Lawn Mowers in 1 own
Great American and Plaza self sharpening from $3 up.
Hammocks An elegant lino, from $1.25 up.
Our Refrigerators beat 'em all from $6 up.
Gasoline Stoves Ourd have no equal on the market, $3
up. Come and see our Lawn Wire Fencing something
fiat will ornament your yard and render tho best possible
evrvir .
The old reliable hardware store.
. L. UQVOB 504 Broadway. Co. Bluffs. la.