TTIE OMAHA DAtLT BEE: SUN DAT, SEFTEMBEK 23, 1000.
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NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
seriously
Call -1
91 1. Mill MKNTION.
Davis sells glass.
"Mr. lllloy," 6-cont cigar.
Leffert, 23C Hdy . tests ryes free.
Gas fixtures and Riches nt Illxby's
Fine A II C. beer, Neumayer's hotel.
Dr. Stephen, 101 Pearl St. Tel. 3M.
Schmidt's photo, now and latest sty cs.
Cab. photos 11.50 doz. Williams. Ml IW
Wollmsn. scientific optl.lan, 100 " '
W J Ilnst-Her. dentist. Ilaldwln Work.
J. C. A W. Woodward, architects. E J nay.
W K Lewis, cells monuments. SOI way,
Lemp's beer. Socnko Uoyscn. sole agen
llest brer, lludnrl-.r. L. tfisenfeld. Agt
New oval frumrs. C. K Alexander i. Co.
3 Ilroadwny.
rtnlmri i h of Park avenue Is
111 with typhoid l-v.r
t ....ininy ilntie im with rare
lor and delivered i::12 Avenue 11
Oet your work done nt the ponulnr Lagi
laundry, 724 Ilroadwny. Phone 157.
W C Kutep. undertaker "3 Pearl street.
Telephones: Office, 07; residence. 33
Tir Wltrr removed from 116 Soiltll
dentil street t'o 17 North I'lrst street
W, F. Qraff. undertaker and H""'1 "51"
balmer. 101 Houth Main street. Phono 60
For ale. thlrteen-room, tYill"' lau"
hotel building Inquire- nt Hluff Ut laun
dry. 34 Norlli Main.
Wanted, board In small family In south
ern part of cltv. Address Miss M.. can
The Hoe. lf l'earl Htreot.
.. ... ii,.in,. M Kiiv.
city yrslrrd vv. Justice IVrrler olllclatlng
fnmp iiliil wiih mane io u -
terday that a te ephone hue been stolen
fr.Vm th. h-.i.s.. .rt 110 South Seventh street
whl h has bei n vacant for a few days.
'flip reception tendered General f' M.
I.... l.v Alio l.lueoln llOHt.
Clrnud Army'.'TVb.. .'.-puiMlr. was at...nd,;d
by a. large number of veterans of th- oUll
ti'fii
Plrst prize ball will be given by Hluff
t'lty lodge No. 617 Saturday evi'liliig. Sep
Umber Z, ni Grand Army of the KeimHlr
hall Ticket 25 cents, admitting gentlen.nn
mid inily.
The case against A. Ilraberg. Hoe
. n....!.'.. nuuiuttint ehnrued with
the larcetiv of a canine, the properly of
.in.ik.-.. H K Avtenwortli. was dismissed In
Justice Vien'M court yesterday,
.in... . ... ,.it.i ,,r l,irv nml Macule Mi'
Kenzle attains! Sheriff Cousins for alleged
unlawful levying on certain live stork be-
longing t" Hie pininiins nave in-tn um
missed nnd settled out of court.
During the storm yesterday afternoon a
bolt of lightning str.iek the coal chute at
. i... it.,1,,,. it., ..in.. trmmfer vanls. shatlT-
inr. mm .mil nf It. Knur men were Inside
Hhfivellni: coal, but were not Injured
Krncst Mlnnlck. chargi-d with robbing
r tnl.. ,.f Mtlennnilnllll nf n UI1T "f
alcohol, secured ball In ho sum of 5J
vesterdav and was released from the iltv
i..it ..niltni? the further hearing of his
ruse.
The funeral of the late .lames Stagcman
...i. ,n,i inui Tin. mln v. will be held to
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the
u.. r..ai.i..nrn in rlrirner tnwiiHlim. In
terment will bo In the Garner township
cemetery.
x1. l ntn'on tinvo rnmmenred suit
in tin. Hiiiieilor court asallKt the State
ijiiul nml Iiniiroveinciit company to com
pel It to redeem under a scronil mortKa.c
ir be debaned from any Interest In nln
i ,..,ii- t lila r Iv. I.outreo
I.oilKeo are the holders of the llrst mort
cacc
The case acalnst Ollle Orr. the yontiK
woman from Grnnil Island. cbari;eil wll
...r.iiK- ....liaiiitiiiiiiL- with C 10. Moor'
was continued In police court yesterday
until Monday. The ynunrf wimjn sun or
..,,iu r.inm ni ilm i'IIv lull. Her case I
nnlv iinn of many polntliiK to tho need of
n matron nt police headiuarters.
Tim iinlofriittoi lii llir ileinoeratic county
convention from tho Klrt-t precinct of ilu
Second ward are tnstructeu inr w n. i.w "i
inuii nt tin. iii.nri.. Thi ileletrate
from the First precinct of the Fifth wnrd
are Instructed lor (ieorRe n. u. i. nunn
n...in,.ri. l.nfii'M nmfini? his friends I
"Alphabet" Hunter, for tlm Bame nomlna
tlon.
v hni'K a full line of fall carpets. Hen u
tlful patterns In Axmlnslers. moiiuettes
velvets, tapestry brussels nml ItiKnuns
fact we have everythlliK you want
hnusafurnlshlnK kooiIh and Invite vou
...ill .mil imt nrlces before bUVlnK. e ca
sell you n carpet by pavlni; l n week un
til tiald for. Keller & Hand, 407 Broad
wnj.
During tlm hoarliiK In police court yns
tnnlav mornlnu of the noluhborhood row
In which David Lane and his daiiRhte
Mr Allrn Wrliiht. are cbarued with ben
inir Hi i'lillilriii of Mrs. Cura Ke'ley. th
latter nnd Mrs. Wrlcht, who was on the
witness stand, almost became Involved In
a hnlr-iiullliiR match. It took the com
bined efforts of Sergeant Slack nnd Deputy
Marshal White to keep tho two women
pnrt JuiIrc Avlesworth took the case
tinder ndvlsement
TonlRht the attraction at the Dohnny
theater will bo Delia Prlncle and a most
excellent company In ''The Mldnl;ht
Alarm." In the presentation of the piece
11 will be the same its in Chicago and other
lurpp cities, whero the cpaclty of the
theaters meant the erowdliiR of nil avail
able space. Jolly Delia I'rliiRle will doubt
less be Rreetcd by u Inrue and enthusiastic
RUdlonro this evenltiK and thoso roIiir will
certainly be entertained by o ie of the best
comedies that has been at our local theater
for a Iouk time.
The ce'ebrated Acorn baseburners, cook
Inr stoves, steel ranees and Acorn Oak
nnd Hot lilnst are the best stoves Mint are
plnced upon the market. It takes less
fuel to run them Mian any other stove
made. They urn economizers In every
sense of the word and thev are sold at n-t
low prices as many or tne ciieap stoves.
It would take a column to tell all of the
Rood points about these stoves and we In
vite you to come In. whether you buy or
not. nnd let us tell you nil about them.
You can own one of these stoves by payliiR
tl a week until paid for. Keller & Hand.
407 Hroadway.
Tho case nRatnst Archie Walker, charged
with stealing two rings valued nt $100 from
his brother-in-law L. V. Lennlban, was
continued In police court yesterday until
Monday morning. He Is sllll behind Mi"
bars at the city Jnil One ring valued at
fM) wns recovered from n pawnshop in
Omahn. where young Walker had pledged
It for $10. and the other ring nnd n re
volver were recovered In this cltv. Mike
Smith, under bond on the charge of steal
ing coa' from Mayor Jennings' yard. Is
njld to be Implicated In the robbery.
Smith's bond was placed at $liv, but by
reason of his connection In this case
Countv Attorney Klllpaek has applied to
hnve his ball Increased to $1,000.
N. T. PUimbln; Co., teleonone 250.
ROUBLE FOR MOTOR COMPANY
Residents of Lowib Township Qiving the
Local Corporation a Race.
OILING THE NEW PARK AT MANAWA
ntititr linn da Fenced In Without Atl-
tborltr Are llelnir Opened by the
liunil .Snpervlsor 1,'inlcr
the l.ii rv.
mcnrlng today. The parrlce wilt b at 7.30
o'clock.
Services at Grace Kplscopal church today
will bo as follows: Sunday school at 9.4o
m. Morning prayer and sermon at 11
o'clock. Kvenlng prayer and aermon at S
o'clock.
At the First CongreRatlonal church this
morning the pastor. Ilov. J. vv. Alison,
will preach on "Tho Gospel's Messnga for
the Human Heart." Sunday school win
be at noon nnd Christian Kndeavor society
meeting at 7 p. m. Kvenlng worship will
be Ht 8 o'clock with a short sermon by the
pastor on "What Is Your Life?"
The pastor. Hev. Myron U. Wadiieii, win
occupy the pulpit nt both services today
nt tho Broadway MethodUt Kplscopal
church.
octal at the home of Dr. W. K. ItelUr
on First nvonue on Thursday, October 4.
Misses Ddlth nnd Stella Lett of York,
eb., who havo been visiting Mrs. It. N
larrls of South First street, will be the
guests of Mrs. Charles Hlghstnlth of
Omaha during Ak-Bar-Hen week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. D. W. Keller have taken up
their resldince for the winter nt 103 Park
avenuo.
William L. Thlckstun, teacher of piano,
802 Avenue H. 'Phone 518.
Itond Commissioner Coylc of Lewis town
ship has taken tho bull by the horns In tho
matter of tho Wright county road that runs
through Manana park nnd has decided that
shnll be opened up to the public. Acting
nder the authority vested In him by vlrtuo
f his ofllcc ns road commissioner for the
township of Lewis, he has torn down the
foncu erected by tho Suburban Hallwny com
pany and has put a force of men nt work
with a grader grading the rond clear through
the grounds of Manawn park to tho lako
edge This action hns been taken by tho
road supervisor on the grounds thnt thn
rond Is n public thoroughfare nnd not tho
rlvale proficrty of the Suburban Hallwny
company, which therefore has no right to
fence It off from tho public.
Tho road In question Is known as the 1. S.
Wright county road nnd runs directly south
from the city clear to the edgo of the lake.
Somo years ago, as shown by the county
maps, after reaching the Inke It took n turn
n the southeast nud ran alongside of tho
lake. The portion of the thoroughfnro along
the lake edge, however, some few years ago
was vacated liy the county nnd vested In
ho then owners of the report nt Lake Mnn
awa. The other portion of the road running
llrectly south to the lako has never been
vacated and Is still n public thoroughfare
Where the How Slnrted.
L'nder the old management of Mannwa
park this portion of tho road, while Inside
the enclosure, was accessible to the public
by n gnte. When the Suburban company
purchased and assumed control of tho lako
resort It moved Its fence, taking in more
land and completely fenced off this portion
of the road, which thus became a part of
the park grounds. When the Suburban com
pany sold out to the old motor company and
the latter corporation nssumcd control of
Iho lnke resort, the residents of Mnnawa
nnd Lewis township derided to assert their
rights to the road. They filed n petition with
tho county Hoard of Supervisors requesting
hat the road be ordered cleared nnd that tho
Suburban company be Instructed to remove
tho fence. At tho same time the Suburban
company, or moro properly speaking the old
motor company, filed n petition nsklng that
the county board vncato the thoroughfare In
Its Interest. The board refused to consider
cither of tho petitions, but directed County
Auditor Innes to notify the road supervisor
of the township that his duty was to act
without authority from tho board or Inter
forence In tho matter. Acting on these In
structlous Commissioner Coyle decided that
thu only thing for him to do under the clr
cumstances was to seo that the public thor
oughfare wns opened and kept cleared of
obstructions, With this end In view 'be now
hns a forco of men grading tho road and
thereby somewhat marring tho appearance
of tho park grounds. The piece of road,
which is only 400 feet long, runs through
the park west of tbn casino. The merry-go-
round stands directly in the middle of the
road and tho motor company has been notl
fled to move It or else It will bo taken down
by tho road supervisor.
Another Itoiul Deinmiileil.
Thoro Is a question whether the county
road running directly west and east
through the center of the park has ever
been legally vacated and residents of Lewis
township are now ngltatlnn for tho opening
of this thoroughfare. If they succeed In
opening this road It will practically de
stroy the park. This road runs through
the park grounds Just south of the Casino,
leaving the enclosure at a point opposite
tho northeast corner of the enclosed
grounds formorly known ns Schlltz park.
In tho event of the people succeeding In
In having this road also opened the motor
company has announced Its Intention of re
moving tho resort to tho south side of tho
lake on Manhattan beach, where it owns all
the land.
In absorbing tho Suburban lino the old
motor company has brought more or less
trouble, If not litigation, on Its shoulders.
In addition to the suit brought by II. K.
Forsyth to restrain the company from
taking up any of the suburban tracks resi
dents tilling Avenue C and South Sixth
street nro circulating a petition nsklng thu
city council to require the company to
continue Its car service on theso streets,
ns required under the provisions of the
frnnehlse granted tho Suburban company.
These petitions, It Is understood, are to
bo presented to the city council next Mon
day night. Tho petitioners demand that
a regular service to the city limits be con
tinued by tho motor company. Property
owners nnd residents of Avenue C declare
their Intention of taking tho matter Into
the couits If an appeal to tho city council
falls of the desired effect.
Alter In Wcindrrlnnil.
Council Hluffs children will present a
grand spectacle In tho near future. Some'
thing unique lu tho line of theatrical cn
tertalnments Is In store. "Allco In Won
dorlnnd," a dramatization of Cnrroll's fa
motis book for children, will bo given at
the Dohany theater Friday evening, October
0, and grand Saturday matinee October 6.
Tho Womnn'a auxiliary of Graco Kplscopal
church has the production In hand. Over
250 costumes will bo used, having been
specially made for this production. The
tableaux, marches, specialties, etc., will be
elaborate and brilliant. Mls's Leonard, the
dramatist, will direct the stage.
Como In and let us show you tho lUdlant
Home. It lias a big reputation In tho city
of being tho most economical heater sold
by nny house. Peterson & Schocnlng, Mcr
rlam block.
Commonwealth 10-cent cigar.
LAST WHKK IX LOCAL .MICinri'Y
If coal goes up, buy a stove that saves
fuel. The Hndlnnt Home, sold by Tctcrson
Schoenlng, will do this to your satisfac
tion.
Itrpulillcnn Not Sleeping.
Lieutenant Governor J. C. Mlltlman spent
ast night In the city on his way home to
.ogan from Osceola, where he and C. M
ltnrl of this city addressed n republican
meeting. Tho lieutenant governor In
peaking of the meeting said that while It
a claimed the republicans nro sleeping
over this campaign tho claim Is evidently
based on no foundation, as the meeting
wns largely nttended and close attention
was paid to the addresses, Kvery meeting
he has nttended so far, Mr. Mllltman said,
had been well attended and he had been
unablo to find the npathy among repub
licans about which so much Is talked of this
campaign. The truth of the matter Is, ho
said, tho farmers are enjoying an era of
prosperity and consequently hav,o little
time to discuss politics, but they nro
wide nwako Just the same and when It
comes to casting their votes next fnll tt
will be seen that Iowa Is right In line and
will roll up n large majority for McKlnley
and the entire republican ticket.
A
ALSO THB
tetson
Hats
HAVE ARRIVED
Miller $5 and
Hawes $3 Hat
and a full line from a
DOLLAR UP.
"If You Have Them
rstt:"tani From Us, They're Right
SMITH & BRADLEY. Council Bluffs, la.
Greene's C. 0.
J J6-3J8 Broadway.
Plionc 65.
D.
A good heater. The Hndlant Home, sold
by Peterson & Schoenlng, Morrlnm block.
Tho Hadlant Homo Is warranted not to
crack. It Is cleanly, will savo its cost in a
few years In economical fuel saving and
will heat moro spaco In your houso than
nny other stovo you enn buy. Step In und
let us show It to you. Peterson & Schoen
lng, Merrlnm block.
Premiums given with Domestic soap,
Davis Bells paint.
Domestic soap sells on Its merits.
ROUGH RIDER
SCHOOL SHOES.
Every jmir warrnntod nt
HAMILTON'S
412 Broadway,
FARM LOANS
Megotlated
in i',adiern rMiraka
and Iowa. Janirs N. cawdy. jr.,
iii Main St 1'iuucll PiylT
unuru TA I fklll On City
nUll CI IU LII!! Property
Savings Loan and Building Associate
Domestic soap outlasts cheap soap.
ISventn of Six Hitys Amiiiig tlir I'co-
Iilr of the City.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Uonham of East Pierce
afreet celebrated tho sixty-fifth nnnlver
snry of their wedding Monday night, when
sixty-six of their children, grntidchlldrcn
nnd great grandchildren wero gathered at
their home. Mr. and Mrs. Honham were
the recipients of many bandsomo tokens
of tho happy occasion.
The Misses Hoss of Willow avenue en
tertnlned Informally Monday evening fo
their guest. Mrs. N. Sibley of San Fran
Cisco.
Mrs. Charles Test Stowart ontertalne
nt dinner Tuesdny evening for Mrs. Allen
of Wnshlngton. D. C. After dinner tho
party attended thu dance nt tho Hoat club.
The event of last week was tne aanc
given by the Council Hluffs Howlng assocl
ntlon nt tho club house at Lako Mnnaw
Tuesday night. About thirty couples were
present, who wero conveyed to nnd from
the lnke In a speclnl car. Refreshments
were served. Mondny night tho rowing
association entertained Its members nnd
friends nt an enjoyable stag smoker at
the club house at Lake Manawa.
The Woman's nuxlllnry of Grace Kpis
copal church entertained Wednesday night
at Odd Follows' hall at a most enjoynbl
musleal. followed by dancing. The auxll
lary has announced Its Intention of giving
a series of theso cnjoyablo entertainment
during tho winter season.
Cards nro out announcing the wedding
of A. C. Cillbert to Miss Dull at tho First
Prosbyterlnn church next Wednesday aft
crnocn nt I o'clock.
A vitv nleasant children a party was
riven Wednesday evening by Mr. and Mrs
II A. Hallcngcr In honor of the twelfth
birthday of their son, Leigh. About twonty
five children were present. Dainty rerrcs
ments of lco cream, cako and fruit were
served.
Mr. nnd Mrs. II. M. Mctz of Olcn ave
nni. rntcrtalned last week Mrs. U. II
Welnhold of Minneapolis.
Captain J. Hayward of St. Louis was tho
guest last week of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Mc-
Twlggen of 100S Avenuo u.
Miss Klngsley of New York City was the
guest Inst week of Miss May Caldwell of
Washington avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Whltelaw have
leased the Cummlugs house on First avenue
und will take possession of H on October 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Cummlngs will remove to
Omaha.
T. 13. Cavln of Park avenue is spend
ing a few days at Colfax Springs.
Mrs. J. I. LuU of Porln avenuo l home
from a visit with relatives and friends
at Hurllngton, In.
H. B. Glover of Grand Island was the
guest last week of Mr. and Mrs. T. B.
Cavln of Park avenuo.
Miss Cfllla Peterson of Defiance, la., was
tho guest Inst week of tho family of . J.
Ilalladay of First street.
W. J. Eyestone of Washington, la., Is
the guest of his son, L. W. Byestono nnd
daughter, Mrs. Friend.
Mrs. L. H. Hlghsmlth entertained laBt
week the Misses Lett of Benedict, Neb.
Mrs. J. C. Duff and Bon, Charles, are both
homo from a trip te Colorado Springs and
Manltou.
Mrs. W. H. Gillespie Is onjoylng n visit
from her sister, Miss Bessie Jackson of
Beatrice, Neb.
Miss Myrtle Mnttlngly returned yester
day from a month's visit nt Randolph, la.
Mrs. Clara Kills nnd daughter, Miss Blue
Kills, nro visiting lu St. Joseph and St.
Louis.
Miss Klsle Sayles Is home from nn ex
tended visit with relatives nnd friends in
Des Moines.
Mr. nnd Mrs. James I. Henry of Butte,
Mont., nro guests of tho latter's mother,
Mrs. C. J. Roth.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jnmes Bono are rusticat
ing on their ranch at Fullertan. Neb.
Mrs. T. C. Jarvls and daughter nro homo
from a two months' visit In California.
Miss Schilling of Avocn is tho guost of
Mrs. Robert Arnd.
H. (leorgo of Broken Bow, Neb., was the
guest last week of C. P. Shopard nnd
family.
Mrs. John N. Baldwin Ib home from an
Tho Radiant Homo is the best heating
stovo on tho mnrket. See us before you
buy. Peterson & Schoenlng, Merrlam block.
The Only Way
AdniliiUtrn tor for Mra, Fox.
Michael Fox, n farmer llvlns near
Weston In this county, was yesterday np'
pointed ndmlnlstrntor of the estato of Mrs,
Margaret Fox. who was run down nnd
killed by a motor ear a week ago. He Is
a brother of tho dend woman's husband,
who died several years ago. His bond
was fixed in tho sum of $1,000. The ap
polntment Is said to be likely to lead to
litigation, ns Attoraey I. J. Dunn f
Omaha expects to apply for lotters of ad
ministration on behalf of alleged eastern
heirs.
Mlchnol Fox In his sworn application to
bo appointed receiver stated that Mrs. Fox
had neither sisters nor brothors living,
while J. W. Welch of Omaha, who acted ns
Mrs. Fox's business manager, Is said to
havo stated that she had two sisters liv
ing; In New Ycrk and the other In Pena-
ylvanla.
A fuel saver. The Radiant Home, sold by
Peterson & Schoenlng, Merrlam block.
CO. 000 cakes Domestic soap used In Corn
ell Hluffs last month.
Gravel roofing. A. H. Read. 541 Broadway.
IlrnI lintntp Trnnsfor.
The following transfers were filed yes
terday In the abstract, title and loan office
of J. W. Squire. 101 Penrl street:
Eastern Building nnd Loan associa
tion to M. 11. and Susan McG. Sny
der, lots 1 nnd 7, block .1. Van
Brunt & Rice's ndd., s. w. il t 1
Chris Johnson and wife to K. S. Klrk-
patrick, lots is ami n, uiock i,
Sunnyslde ndd., w. d
Exchange State bank to Margaret
Drake, south 18 feet lot 2, block ie.
Walnut, w. d ,
Grant DeWItt nnd wife to Samuel
-,n uii.li nml Bt.ll nwl5 10.74-r:9.
w, , ; 19,000
Mamie C. Puryenr and nusuanu io
Pl.,n 1.- 1 1 nealVi!irth lnf 1 ltl 4UU-
dlv. of lot is',' original plat, w. d.... 1,315
Mary J. Mrglnness to William Nixon.
swii Sl.TC-n w. d.
William Nixon and wife to
undlv. h ot nwn Bey
nw'.i 33-7(1-4.1, w. d
r.3.1
1,4.0
1,6V)
To got down to ROQK BOTTOM
In grocery buying Is to go to the store I
that sells tbo most gooas ana sens
them for CASH. The eupcnse ot sell- V
lng a large volume of goods Is pro
portlonately Bmaller, nnd CaBh means T
no losses. T
Monday and Tuesday Prices J
FLOUR should Interest you. Do I
you know that It has advanced 40t T
per barrel ut tho mills In 10 days' 4
If you don't you will soon find It out. i
Wc have still got some old flour that t
we are going to give our cuatomcrs
the ndvantago of,
Jrrnrjr ("renin or White Hose
liotli kimiiI nml war
ranted, iirr inii'k lltte
Itoyiil fully Tfurrnntod nnd
oik- of (lie lirst lll.lO
Colli Colli tin- brit Hour In
tlir world, lunitr where
wlirnt Is klni;, .Vew lllni,
Mlniiesotn process, nek.. MI. in
Per 10(1 iionmln tJ-.-n
order for IS I. OO
r uroi'rl
1U uonmln I? LOO
Colli DaM, fl plfcn Kc
Snl Soiln, -I lb' -o
1, 11 m 11 S lurch. 7 lh iSfte
Domestic Soup, 10 burn.... Sine
HornlihlnK 1.? e, It lioxes.... Hie
Clothespin, ilnzrn It
I.rwls' I.y, It onus -."ie
Good Illne, lioltle Ie
I'.vli 'n Perllne. ft ikB KH-
.w Ten .Klftlnnn, lh -('
111 rl or .Mntehrx, ..pita '
Oxford Corn Slnroli, ilk. . -Ie
Cider Vlneunr, ..mil 1-e
New HorKlinni, In qnnrt
.Mnion Jar 17r
I.rnion Kxt,, stnnduril Ic
Vnnlln Kxt., ntnmlnrd 4a
Three bottlen nliorr 10c
Yvnnt Fount, likir ;tu
Real Estate is Rising
IN VALUE.
Some excollotit lots, pleasantly located and do
sirable for suburban homes, can be had now at
reasonable prices. These lot 8 are located in
Omaha, Wright's and Central Sub. additions. This
property will steadily increase in value as the city
grows in th nt direction and the time to buy is the
present. Call at
THE BEE OFFICE,
Council Bluffs.
Before vou
ml
SiiKiir with ii
worth olln-i
Seven transfers, total
t Big Monday Market
1 Choice Shonliler Ilonst, Hi.. ' T
B.8W J Choice Shoulder Stenli, lli..U',iCA
Ira Nixon, Hlli nml Plntr llolllnir, flc to -le T
2S nnd nVi n T Mntton Stew c
-"Z Mutton llonst 7o 1
$23558 X I'nrterlioime or .Mrloln y
Smnkeil Uncoil
t
Slnrrlnur I, Ionise
Licenses to wed wero Issued yesterday
to the following persons
N7nmn nn.l RaslrletlCP. Ate.
t L.v r-rtimrll nlllff
Haul
H. II
M. Rnydfr, Omaha o
Inmrs Council Billffs
u..aoi M 9uthrrl.mil. Council Hluns .... n
T n 3r.m. Mtunrf In H
II". M. Murray, Neola, la -5
iVl it sinvnnf Cnunrll Hluffs 3J
v...ia T.clivm. Council Bluffs 2
FIREMEN WILL KEEP SARGENT
...i.. rhonil Convention nt He
.Molnen Itnlse the Snlry of
the (irunil .Mauler.
DKS MOINES, Sept. 22. (Kpeelal Telu
gram.) It wns settled today that drand
Master Sargent of tho Brothor'iood of Lo-
comottva Firemen, who has held that o.-
flce for sixteen yenrs, will hold It for nt
least another term of two years. The con
vention today decided by an unanimous
vote to raise his salary to 15,000 per an
num nnd expenses. No other salaries were
raised. J. J. Hannahan of Chicago was re
elected vice crand master and ' A. Wil
son was re-electod secoud vice grand mas
ter.
Ono feature of the day wns tho further
consideration of tho roport of the com
mittee on boneflclnry claims. Somo $15,
000 moro was voted, making over ICS,-
000 that the organlzntien has slvun its
disabled members at this meeting. All of
tho afternoon and evening woro consumed
In tho election of ofllcors, the session last-
In until very late at nlftht. The conven
tion did not get through Its work nnd an
other session will havo to bo held Monday.
very well break away nil or a sudden.
The plntform of four years ngo, nlthough
bad enough, wns moro lit for domocrnts
thnn tho Kansas City platform is. I
contend there Is no democratic party to
day. That which passes under tho name
represents nil tho vngarles to which tho
democratic paarty has always been an
tagonistic. Flat money, free riot and ret
rogression in goneral would have been
combattcd at all times by such domocrnts
ns Jefferson, Jackson, Van Huren, Ilenton
and TUdcn."
Have your teeth attended to call and
get our prices and see for yoursolveH
how very reasonable they are. Remem
ber it coats no more to havo good work
than it doeB to have poor.
. ..Telephone 145
H. k. Wooibury, D. D. S-, Council BluHs-
30 Pearl SI & Hotel
Rubber Stamps in Council Bluffs
Don't forget that there is a place in Council Bluffs where
you can get anything in rubber stamps at reasonable prices.
Rubber typo outfit, sign markers, stamp pads und ink.
U07 Broadway, Telephone 2fi2.
HUBBBR STAMPS IN COUNCIL BLUFFS.
IOWA FARMS FOR SALE
DAY & HESS, 39 Pearl St., Council Bluffs,
Have for snlr lurnr list of lmrorfil farms, ohlnkrn ranohe. frlt nd
vrgrtHklr IiiiiUki kIso realdrnoe mvA liunlnea property In Conuelt HlufTn
nml Ouinlin, SO Ml! 1'AHMSi
ten iiiitaI nll wn.. 11 miles ne C. B..160-acres Missouri bottom land, 8 miles tl
good buildings. J4!i per acre.
SO acres near Crescent, well Improved, $45
LIKELY TO BEAT PETTIGREW
per ncre.
I eo ncres 5 miles east, rood buildings and
fruit, $50 per acre.
CO-acro fruit farm, near city, good Improve
ments, $1C0 per ncre.
30-ncre fruit furm ndjolnlng city, JS.000.
Tlir- nliovr Is only n umilr of nr
fS iirr rent Intrrrst. Telephone !!!.
Cuiinrll lllulTs Wins.
Despite tho fact that the toam was com
posed largely of now ttmbor the Council
Illuffs High school mannged to wipe up the
HWh school eleven from Sidney, la., yes
terday afternoon In the first foot ball game
of tho season. The game was played nt tho i extended visit In New York nnd other oast
Driving park, the homo team winning by
IC to 0.
Tho game was called promptly nt 3
o'clock and Council Illuffs kicked off.
Council Illuffs got tho ball on downs nnd
tho first touchdown was made by Aylrs-
worth, who also secured the Bccond touch
down. Council Illuffs failed to kick a goal
cither time.
At the opening of tho second half
Mitchell of the home team got knocked out,
and Dlngman took his place. Sidney made
ii mint ninl Dlnvmnn rnucht the nicskln nn '
the sixty-yard line, making splendid run
nnd securing n touchdown. Whoeler man
aged to kick tho goal, making Council
Illuffs' score 16. Tho lineup:
Council muffs. Positions. Sidney.
Campbell. ... Illght guard Hutchison
Cochran Center MoDnmld
I'llllng. 11 Illght tncklo Mitch. 'II
Treynor Illght end Hawley
lvirMim Left guard llenderHun
Ferron Left tackle I'ardeo I
KettrliiK Left nnd. .Huyesl
Mitchell QuartcrbacK Hooper
Wheolor lllallt half Travis
Ayleswortli . .. Left half ! ruzer
Hickman (C.I.... Fullback Thorno
Uio Domestic fcoap. It's the best.
Howell's Antl-"Kawf" curei coughs, colds.
Church Notes.
St Paul's Kplscopal church, Hev. Oeorgt
Kdward Walk, rector. Fifteenth Sunday
after Trinity. Holy communion nt S n. ni.
Morning prayer and sermon at 10:30 o'clock.
Subject of sermon' "The Hecord of FIdol
Uy." Evening prayer wUl be retumsd, com-
em poluts.
Mrs. H. H. Montgomery has returned from
lier trln to San Francisco and other Pa
cific coaBt points.
I E. Smith left Friday evening for a
month's visit with friends at Utlca, N.
Mrs. M. Lundean Is entertaining Mrs. S.
j. rtoddn and daughter ot Hamburg, la.
Mrs. W. L. DoueIus of South Klghth
street Is home from nn extended eastern
trip.
Mrs. Kmma nrodbock of Oakland avenuo
left Friday for York, Pa., where she will
visit for two months with relatives.
Miss Helen Archibald of Denver, Colo.,
was, the guest last week of Miss Caroline
Dodgf.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor K. Ilendcr have ns
their guest Mrs. Uender's mother, Mrs. H.
W. Colvlllo of (iulesbiirg, III.
Mrs. I. C. llonhnm and Mrs. J. W. Mitch
ell will leave tomorrow for Donver, Colo.,
to uttend tho wedding of a friend.
The Elite Dam lng club gave Its first as
sembly Inst Thursday evening In Odd Fel
lows' hall. The hull was tasufully dec
orated with iho national colors, whllo the
orchestra was Btatloncd behind a screen of
palms. A number of new gowns wero no
ticed among the younger sot. The club ex
pects to give n dance every week during this
season.
The Knlgrts nnd Li!lcs of Security en
tertained last week at two very enjoyablo
socials, tho first at the residence of J. C.
Hollenbcck and tho second at the home of
A, M. UonUam. The next will b a "pit"
.Mltlillo-of-thH-IlondtTK Mert.
ONAWA. In.. Sept. 22 (Special.) The
mlddle-of-the-roaders held their county
convention here today. The proceedings
were very orderly and harmonious. Tho
convention decided to make no nomination
for county nudltor. Joseph Jeffries wns
nomlnnted for clerk of the courts, L. Dader
for county attorney, J. II. Jeffrey for su
pervlsor nnd O. L. Cooper for recorder.
N. Lludsy was elected chairman of the
county central committee nnd Josoph Jef
frey secretary.
N. Llndsey delivered n very eloquent ad
dress to tho convention and advised them
to stick to tho middle-of-the-road ticket
and avoid tho so-called domocratlo reform
party, which has betrayed the populUts
once and would do it again If possible.
The mlddle-of-the-roaders have a very
strong organization In the county.
I,cnve Ilcinooratlo Pnrty
FOP.T DODOE, la.. Sept. 22. (Special.)
Telegram.) F. F. Nugent, ono of the most
prominent young democrats of central Iowa
nnd a leading attorney. Iibh rormaiiy tic
nounced tho democratic party. Nugent has
always been prominent In the councils of
the party and was formerly cnndldate for
county attorney on the democratic ticket,
LaBt night he was elected chnlrman of the
Fourth ward delegation to tho republican
county convention. His action has created
much surprise among democrats.
Will Support McKlnley.
SIOUX CITY, Sept. 22. (Special.) W
H. England of Ilryan's town of Lincoln,
Neb., was in the city yesterday and vx
plained why he was going to vote for Mc
Klnley this year, although he voted for
Bryan In IS08. "I voted for Ilryan four
, year ago," ht said, "bacausv I bad vted
South IJnWota Hcptitilleaiia Will Slow
Aivny AKiiliinldo'n 1'rraonnl
HrprrNciilntl VI-.
SIOUX CITY, Sept. 22. (Special Tele-
grnm.) Senator J. M. Kylo of South Da
kota was in Sioux City today nnd In speak
ing of tho warm contest which is now on In
that state over the election of n senator to
succeed Mr. Pettlgrew he said:
"I don't bellevo Pcttlgrow will win, but
If tho republicans wnnt to win in this con
test they must keep on fighting until tho
very last mlnuto of the campaign. Every
thing else In South Dakota is being secrl
flced by tho fuslonlsts lu Pottlgrow's In
terest. Ho is willing to trade anything at
his command for IiIb own success. With his
Indomitable energy and his uncompromls
iug determination, Pettlgrew is in condi
tion to mnko a Htrong fight nnd it will tnke
work to wipe him out. Ho la working pub
licly nnd privately und would move henven
and earth to win."
Senator Kyle said Governor Itoosevelt's
vlBlt to South Dakota had been productive
of much good to the party In that state.
Illtrh nr ut Oiinvrn.
ONAWA, In., Sept. 22. (Special.) Tho
Monroo county district court Is In sosslon.
On the celebrated ditch ense Involving tho
contract lot by tho county auditor to tho
Chicago Canal Construction company, when
Mitchell Vincent of Onnwa claimed tho
lowest bid on several sections, Iho court.
nftor listening to tlm arguments oi ut-
murrer filed by defendant, has taken the
case under advisement ad will not render
a decision nt proscnt.
Fntnl I'nll from Trnln.
CLAKINDA. In.. Sept. 22 (Special Tel
ecram.l Levi II. Harmon fell from a step
of a passenger coach of the Humeston &
Shenandoah railway near Its station In this
city tonight. His head struck heavily on
the sldotrack at the switch crossing nnd
was badly mashed. Ho died Instantly, lie
was returning to his home hero from his
day's work on tho railroad ns a tiriuse
i-nrnnnter. He leaves u widow anil two
children.
Woollrr nt I'ort nnit'.
FOItT DODOE. la.. Sept. 22 (Speclnl.)
Telearam.l The nrohlblilonlsts concluded
their presidential train party rally with a
large meeting at tho Young Men s i-nrisiian
association hall this ovenlne. lUIn inter
fered with tho opn-.ilr meeting today, but
tbn evening meeting was well attended
Dr. E. L. Eaton of Uek Moines delivered
tho principal address. It Is announced that
ovry minister In the county and Hon, S, S.
city, 110 psr acre.
240 acrts near Pactflo Junction, well Im
proved, $40 per acre.
320 acres In Silver Creek twp.. $B0 per acroj
well Improved.
213 acres fine bottom land In Rockford twp
$42.50 per acre; well Improved.
Hat. JlllJiliV
I.OAKHO ON FAIlMfl AT
By Our New Plan
A.
wn sni.i, snwi.vt: machines at
91,1.00, IJIH.OO nnd fii.l.OO.
Full tilfkpl. with high nrm. Thoy nro
good lnuchiiH's-not chonp thliiRs.
Our :i0, I!.", 10 nml no dollar ball bonr
Inc. doublo iVud "Now Homos" nro tho
tint'st you over saw. Trial freo.
If you would like to see, try or buy
n 8PvlnK niaehlin' rail on us. Wt ront
nowliiK inachlni's "fie a v-ok.
Everybody knows thnt tho "Nl'W
HOM1V Is all right. You tnke no
olinnecs. Wc guarantee, every one and
our tftiarnntpo is good.
fall on us nml see tlir
iikiiHiIiii'ii nml enmwarr
lirlur"!.
GEORGE A. BULLIS,
il.'!- llromlwny. Conncll Bluff..
QOHANY THEAiERv
SUM1AV MtillT, lent. S.'l.
JOLLY DELLA PRIHGLE
and Her Company
THE
MIDNIGHT
ALARM
FOR SALE
House of 5 rooms, collar, city water and
bath, 4 blocks from P. O., $1,400.
6-room house on Mynster St., $1,0.
8-room house, pantry, closets, olty water,
cemented cellar, nlcn lot, fruit and shade
trees, 4 blocks from P. O., $1,800.
Good fi-roum house, with bath and cloret.
cellar, city water, cistern, good barn; only
$1,500.
Houso of 4 rooms, pantry, rellar, coal
house, city water; $850. $50 down, balanco
monthly.
C-rnom house nnd room to finish two mors
rooms, city water, good repair; $1,100. $100
down, balanco monthly.
Fine house of 10 rooms besides basement,
bath, closet, gas, furnace, laundry room,
wnter on three floors, cholco location.
100-acrn farm, nearly nil In cultivation,
house, barn, well, etc., $25.00 per acre.
Johnston 6c Kerr
541 Broadway, Co Hluffs.
STOftV
I'll AM IJD IN
HTltANOHBl
acKNr.s.
An
Immense amount or run, music ana
nretly f.irns -nrooKiyn Dringe or muoniiKin
-Paine', of gold- If' big sp'clnltlns 10.
Prlei'S 2.'r. "'
Coffin, former republican, will support Pres
idential Candidate. Woolley.
riv lork'n 7trlif Punil,
NEW YOIIK, Spt 22. Tho snktrrlptlons
Io dnto In tho city for the relief of th Gal
veston nuffciers amouat to $2U,U.
Dohany Theater
Strvrnaiin A Krnneily, Mnr,
Council nluffs Kavorltes always good.
The Chase-Lester Theatre Company
In a new repertoire of plays, presenting
MOM1AV IJVK.VINfi
Agnes Herndon's great success,
"LA BELLE MARIE"
nim-.ciai. imiichs toe, inu A.vn a.ii.
Result
Tell
THK HRE WANT AD5
PRODUCR KESULTfi.
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