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TJIE OMAHA DAILY JEE SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1G, 1900.
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.
GRAND DISPLAY
OF STYLUS IN
FANCY FLANNKL
WAISTS.
SUIM'RI! STYLES
IN SILK WAISTS
THE SWKLLEST
TO HE SEEN.
HOLIDAY GOODS
AT THE
COUNCIL
MI.VOH MUNTIO.V.
Davis sells glass.
"Mr. HUcy," G-cent clgnr.
Flno Missouri oak. Gilbert Bros.
Gas fixtures and globes nt Blxby's.
Flno A. 11 C. beer, Neumnycr's hotel.
Wollmnn, scientific optician, 409 U'd'y.
Bchmldt'H photos, new nnd lntcst styles.
W. J. Hostettcr, dentist, Baldwin block.
Mooro's stock food kills worms, fattens.
Beo Hchmldt for elegant holiday photos,
W. W. Loomls Is in Chicago on tuslnoss.
Drink Hudwelser beer. L. Hosenfold, ugt.
lerfcrt, Jeweler, optician. 2M Broadway.
T'Irturo framing, C. E. Alexander & Co.,
(33 liroadway.
Ijulleo' nnd Rents' cafe, Sit Broadway,
open day and night.
W. F. Draff, undertaker and dlslnfcctor,
101 Bouth Main struct. 'I'liono tM.
Qet your work done at the popular Eagle
laundry, 721 liroadway. 'I'hono 157.
W. C. Kstcp. undertaker, 2S Pearl street.
Telephones: Ofllce, 07; residence. 33.
Knights nnd ladle of Security glvo a
danco January 1 In Itoy.il Arcanum hall.
Morgan & Klein, upholstering, furniture
repairing, mattress making. 123 8. Main st.
A. Perkins of 122 Eighth nvenuo has bos-)
called to Now York by tho death of his
mother, Mrs. Vera Perkins.
Mrs. Albln llustcr wishes to nnnounco
that all hats In her storo will bo sold at
half price during tho holidays.
A want ndd In Tho Hco wilt bring results.
Tho samo attention given to n want add In
Council IllutTs as nt tho Omaha olllcc.
Sheridan coal, onco tried always used.
Smokeless, no soot, clinkers nor sulphur,
l'rlco $5, Jj.OO. Kenlon & Foley, solo agents.
Elder I. M. Hmtth, district mlcslonary,
will prench this morning and evening nt tho
Latter Day Balms' church on 1'lercn street.
A inarrlago llccnso was Issued yesterday
to Ocorgo A. In nog, ngeil 23, of Omuhu and
Edna Esta I'lcrce, uged 24, of lJenkclmtn,
Neb.
A. K. Hough reported yesterday to tho
Sollco tho theft of a blcyclo from his rest
onco nt 3020 Avcnuo A. Tho wheel was
tnken from tho front porch.
Tho Novelty cloak More, KM liroadway.
was ngaln crowded yesterday with eager
buyers for Christmas goods. Sco their ad
vertisement In today's paper.
Tho pastor, Itev. E. D. Wilson, will con
duct services today at Mount .Ion llaiitltt
church nt 11 a. m. nnd S p. ni. Hun. lay
Hcliool will ho held at 3 p. m.
Up-to-date, tho sweliesl linn and noblest
styles In neckties nnd iniitller.s Is tho ver
dict of all who havu seen tho display for
tho Christmas trade nt Hmlth & Bradley's.
Tho following services will ho held tndov
nt Ornco Episcopal church: Hundnv school
lit !)M5 n. in., morning prnyer and litany
ut 11 o'clock, evening prayer nnd sermon at
7:30 o'clock.
Evangelist A. II. Horton will hold a spe
cial servlco nt tho Iowa Holiness mission,
141 liroadway. this afternoon at .1 o'clock.
Meetings will bo held every night this week
nt 7:30 o'clock.
Tho Eadlcn of tho Maccabees will hold a
Hpeclal meeting Monday afternoon at tho
usual tlmo nnd plnco for tho purpose of
balloting on candidates.
Schmidt's photograph studio will bo open
all day today to tako photographs regard
less of tho weather, as dark days tiro as
good as any for taking them.
Stephen Van Camp of Lincoln nvenuc, re
cently recommitted to St. Hernnrd's hos
pital, has been ordered sent to tho Insane
asylum ut Clarlndu and will bo taken there
today by Sheriff Cousins.
Ono of tho busiest places yesterday In tho
city selling toys and holiday goods wns the
10S Storo ut llfl Broadway. An elegant dis
play will be found nt this Htoro and tho
.prices nro down to bedrock.
. Tho First Church of Christ, Scientist, will
hold services this morning at 10:45 o'clock
In tho Sapp building. 'I ho subject of tho
lesson will bo "Is tho Universe, Includlui;
Jinn, Evolved by Atomic ForcoV"
Tho monthly meeting of tho Young Peo
ple's Christian Temperance union will bo
held nt the First Presbyterinn church this
nfternoon nt 3 o'clock. Thoro will bo an
uddress by Itev. It. Venting and special
music.
From now on till Chrlstmns Smith &
Ilrndley will show tho lluest lino of chrlst
mns furnishings over put on display In the
city. Don't overlook a chanco to get the
best and lntcst whllo you aro doing your
holiday shopping.
Should tho weather continue favorable
Contractor Wlcklintn expects to bo able to
pavo North Second street from liroadway
to Washington nvenuo this year. This
street will bo positively tho last that he
will attempt to pavo this year.
Mrs. Fredda Oppenhelnicr of Webster City
nnd MrH. 1211a. L. Houghton of Hed Oak,
f;rand matron nnd grand treasurer respoct
vely of tho Order of the Eastern Star of
Iowa, wero tho guests last week of Mrs. a.
Jl. Jackson, grand secretary, at her home
on South First street. Mrs. Opponhelmer
expects to visit llnrmony lodge of this city
olllclally somo tlmo in tho coming spring.
I Anderson, u roomer nt tho Atlantic
houno on South Main street, befriended a
Htrnngor and permitted him to occupy bis
room Frlduy night. Ho regrets It now, ns
when ho uwoko yesterday morning tho
Htrnngor had departed, as hnd 510 which
Anderson had tho night before In his trous
rni pocket. Tho pollco wero untitled, hut
wero unnblo to hecuro uny truco of tho
missing stranger.
Tho nttrnctlon at tho Dohany theater to
tdght Is "Heart and Sword," In which
Walker Whltesldo appears. Mr. Whltesldo
lias an envlablo reputation on the stago
nnd needs no introduction to the Council
J Huffs theater-goers. Tho play la certain to
jllcaso nil who go, Judging by what tho
critics of other cities say. The play 'h a
comedy-drama nnd hns an exceptionally
Ftrong plot In which Mr. Whltesldo will bo
neon at his best.
Ladles of tho Maccabees hnvo elected tho
following olllccrs for tho ensuing year:
Past commander, Clara Ynunkermnnj'com
mander, Anna Forsou; lieutenant comman
der. Anna Hrlll; record keeper, Martha
llouchor; llnuncu keener. Clnra Precious:
chaplain, Mngglo Mitchell; sergeant, Lizzie
lauderstnlth; mlstress-at-arms, Ida Solby;
sentinel, llosa Canning; picket, Mary Sut
ton; musician, Mnmlo Lohan; captain of
tho guards, Rosa Hunuck.
Lily camp, noyiil Neighbor of America,
linn elected tho following officers for the
ousulng year: Ornclo, Mrs. Marv C. Schlu
ter: vice oracle. Miss Bertha Coffeen; chan
cellor, Mrs. Nolllo Plnckney: marshul, Mrs.
Cnrrlo Harlow; recorder, Mrs. Laura J.
Morris; receiver. Mrs. Sarah J. Watts:
Inner sentinel, MrB. Freda. Tlmme; outer
sentinel, Mrs. Mary Wind; manager, Airs.
F. Weatherbeo; physicians, Susan Snyder,
Anna Peckhnm, M. II. Snyder; delegato,
airs. Laura J, Morris; alternate, Mrs.
jA'nora Canning.
N. Y. numbing Co., telephone 250.
That neckwear nt Metcalf's Is elegant.
Ilenutlful rugs at Keller & Band's.
For n substantial Christmas present seo
tho big lino of fornlturo carried by Peter
sen & Schoenlng. Merrlam block. Elegant
sldobonrds, ladles' writing desks, lino rock
Ingchalrs, beautiful ccntcrtnbles, couches,
bookcates and, In fact, anything you want
In tho turnlturo lino is to bo found at this
storo.
For neckwear follow tho crowd to Met
calf's. Music racks and cabinets nt Keller &
Band's.
Fit well the first
day.
Look well the
last day.
HAMILTON'S
$3.50 SHOES
FARM LOANS
Negotiated in Eastern Nebraska
and Iowa. James N, Casady, jr..
lit Main St.. Council Bluffs.
Save Your Monty
bAVINCiS, LOAJI ASD UUILUlf
By
Investing
With the
NO AHS',1,
BLUFFS.
SENTER CLEAR IN ONE CASE
Jury Decides That He Sid Hot Swindlo
Lougeo & Lougee.
MINNESOTA WARRANT IS HELD BACK
Governor Shan- Will Ulve the Defense
llenrlna; Before Uravntlnar
ItetinUltlon Paper Asked
for lr Governor I.lnd.
"Thank God, you have cleared an Innocent
man and I am onco moro frcol" exclaimed
Thomas It. Senter as be sprang from his
scat and shook tho hands of tho Jurymen
In tho district court yesterday afternoon as
soon as Judgo Green completed reading tho
verdict which pronounced Sentcr not guilty
of uttering tho forged deed whereby Lougee
& Lougcc of this city wero swindled out or
$040 In October, 1S98. Several of the wit
nesses for tho defenso could not restrain
themselves when tho verdict of acquittal
vns announced and gavo expressions to
their feelings by cheering, which was
promptly suppressed by the court olUcers.
Tho trial, which occupied the entire
wcok, was brought to a closo yesterday
morning and tho caso given to tho Jury
shortly heforo tho noon hour. After receiv
ing tho chnrgo from tho Judgo tho Jury won
taken to dinner nnd In about an hour after
Hb return tho verdict was rendered.
On tho convening of. court yesterday
morning Attornoy John Mudd of Memphis'
m ml o tho concluding argument for tho de
fense, during which ho took occasion to
mako some disparaging remarks concerning
E. It. llnrtlctt, who had assisted tho stato
In tho prosecution of tho caso and who had
on tho previous day been placed on the
stand In rebuttal of ovldonco offered by
Eotno of tho defenso's witnesses. Judo
Green wns In his chnmber preparing his
chargo to tho Jury and his absence from tho
court room pormlttcd of a passago of arms
between the two nttornoys from tho Mis
souri town which formed ono of tho sev
eral moro or less sensational features of n
most Interesting and unusual caso. Ilartlctt
resented tho statements mado concerning
him by Attorney Mudd nnd springing to his
feet nnd shaking his clenched fist at Mudd
exclaimed:
"Well, what nbout John Mudd's reputa
tion at his home? You would not daro to
mako theso statements about mo In Mem
phis, and that you know."
Turning on his heel Attorney Mudd
looked nt Ilartlett and said:
"I don't know yet whether you will evet
get back to Memphis."
Iliirtlctt was nbout to say somethlng
moro when the court bailiffs Interfered ana
rapped for order and tho Incident closed.
Tho closing argument for tho state was
mado by County Attornoy Klllpack.
Deputy Sheriff Davis of Blue Eartlf,
Minn., was waiting to arrest Senter on a
chargo of swindling John VanSlyke of that
placo last July out of 1,000 on a deal sim
ilar to that In which Lougee & Louge
wore buncoed, but he was disappointed,
Senter's attorneys had boon In communica
tion with Oovcrnor Shaw with a view to
Inducing him to withdraw the granting ot
tho requisition from the governor of Min
nesota and succeeded In so far that Gov
ernor Shaw has granted them a hearing In
tho matter.
Tho following telegram was received by
Sheriff Cousins from W. II. Fleming, pri
vato secretary to tho governor:
"Hold Senter nnd do not surrender him
on requisition warrant until you hear
further from tho governor."
Sonter accordingly was placed In charge
of tho sheriff and will bo hold horo untl?
tho question ot granting tho requisition
from Minnesota Is determined. Tho hear
ing, It Is expected, will bo had before Gov
ernor Shaw Monday at Des Moines.
Senter Sue for IJnmnireii.
As a sequel to his acquittal Thomas It.
Senter commenced suit In tho district court
hero last evening against F. C. and E. II.
Lougeo of this city and E. R. Bartlott of
Memphis, Mo., who figured so prominently
in tho prosecution, for damages In the sum
of $50,000, alleging malicious prosecution,
falso Imprisonment and conspiracy against
him. Tho original notice ot tho suit was
served last evening by a deputy sheriff on
tho Lougena and Ilartlctt.
In addition to tho warrant for Senior's
nrrest hold by tho deputy sheriff from Blue
Earth City, Minn., Sheriff Cousins has a war
rant for Sonter on tho chargo of swindling
A. J. Jackson of Morrison, 111., ten years ago
out of a largo Bum of money on a deal simi
lar to tho ono perpetrated on Lougeo & Lou
goo. Tho scvlco of this warrant Is nlso
held up pending tho further hearing before
Governor Shaw.
Big display of toys at Keller &. Band's.
See Metcalf's display of neckwear.
Annual masquerade given by the Wood
men of tho World at their hall Friday
ovenlng, Deccmbor 21.
If you see that neckwear at Metcalfs
you are certain to like it better than
anything In that lino you havo ever seen
In tho city.
Couches, flno line. Keller & Band, 407
Brondway.
linn lArrny from Qunrnntlne.
Mrs. A. W. Hlllyer of Panama, la., a
patient at the Woman's Christian Associa
tion hnspltnl, which Is quarantined on ac
count of smallpox, mado an attempt to get
away from the institution nnd wns only
enptured nfter sho had reached tho Mil
waukee local passenger depot, where sho
was waiting to take a train to her home.
Her husband, who Is charged with assist
ing her to escape. Is being hold at tho
pollco stntlon ponding nn Investigation by
tho Board of Health authorities.
Mr. Htllynr's husband asserts that ho as
sisted his wlfo to got away from the hos
pital In tho manner sho did on tho advice
of tho physician who attended her before
For Good Shoes
For Good Wear
Follow the crowd
to
Sargent
Look for tho Boar.
tho hospital was quarantined nnd certain
circumstances In connection with the ense
appear to confirm this statement, Ono of
tho nurses at tho hospital Is suspected ot
aiding Mrs. Hlllyer to escape.
Mrs. Hlllyer was exercising In tho yard
at tho rear of the hospital and whllo tho
guard wns nt tho end ot his bent seized
tho opportunity to mako her way through
a vacant lot on to Fifth avenue. It li not
known whether sho nnd her husband
reached tho depot In a buggy, In a hack or
on tho street cor. Mrs, Hlllyer was re
turned to tho hospital, much crestfallen
over her failure to make her escape from
a further confinement of forty days.
Petersen & Schonelng Invito all those
contemplating buying anything tn the fur
niture line to coma and look over their
stock, the largest of any house In the city,
and compare their goods and prices to those
sold elsewhere.
Fine rocking chairs at Keller & Band's.
Nothing In town can beat that neckwear
display at Metcalf's.
Geo. S. Davis was awarded the contract
last week for furnishing all the glass In
tho new High school.
Howell's Antl-Knwf" cures coughs, colds.
Davis sells paint.
Don't forget to seo that neckwear at
Metcalf's.
Just the thing for n present ladles' writ
ing desk, at Keller & Hand's.
IllNtrlet Court .Vote.
Judge Green adjourned district court yes
terday afternoon until next Wednesday,
when Judge Thorncll will hear the preferred
claims against tho Officer & Puscy bank.
At tho conclusion of tho Sentcr trial Judge
Green yesterday afternoon disposed ot a
number ot motions nnd other minor mat
tors In connection with tho November term
nnd left last evening for him homo In Aud
ubon. Ho will hold court Monday at Kc.l
Oak.
Tho motion for a new trial In tho personal
Injury damage suit of J. C. Nielsen against
tho City of Council Bluffs, In which Nielsen
secured a verdict against tho municipality
for $1,000, was overruled. City Solicitor
Wadsworth stated that tho caso would ho
taken on appeal to tho supremo court.
Mrs. Clrnco Holbrook filed a suit for dl
vorco from Charles F. Holbrook, to whom
she was married March 7, 189G. Sho al
leges cruel and Inhuman conduct nnd asks
for the custody of tho minor children, aged
4 nnd 2 years respectively.
In tho caso of John Ostdlck against H. H.
Soppo Judgment with costs was entered for
the plaintiff by falluro of tho defendant to
plead.
Biggest lino of neckwear In tho city at
Metcalf's.
Combination bookcases at Keller &
Band's.
Bar Your Children
Pure candles at the Purity Candy Kitchen,
233 Broadway. Special prices made to
teachers and Sunday schools.
Bcbuilddt Saya Bo.
Cloudy weather Is Just as good for fine
photos with him; It makes no difference.
Come any time before December 22 and
you can have them' without fall before
Christmas.
Headquarter for Santa Clana.
Old Santa Claug has established blB head
quarters tgaln at tho store of Petersen &
Schoenlng, Merrlam block. Tho reason for'
this la that at this storo ho can find Just
what tie warns In the way of toys for tho
llttlo people. In fact, ono of tho biggest
displays of toys ever seen at this storo
can bo found there this season. There Is
an endless array of beautiful dolls, too,
that will plcaso the llttlo girls, and tho
Jumping Jacks, guns, swords, moving trains
and other things too numerous to mention
will cause the boys to be lost In bewilder
ment. Go nnd seo this big holiday display.
It will well repay you for tho tlmo.
If you want something flno tn neckwear
go to Metcalf's.
Start the new century right with a new
ledger. Special ruled forms In stock. More
house & Co.
For sale, at 25c on the dollar, Ozark Zinc
and Lead Mining Co. stock. Apply to For
est Smith.
Additional Conncll Dlaffa Newa on
Ninth Page.
ONE MORE WEEK
FOR XMAS SHOPPING, BUT 'TWILL BE A VERY LIVELY
ONE AT OUR STORE.
A FRESH SUPPLY OP THE FAMOUS
L,ITTLB SUNBONNBT BABIES.
A LOT OF CHARMINGLY QUAINT
Jap Girls, Hand Painted Calendars. Etc.
I ! .Jia : u AIlB AMONO OUR WATER COLOR NOVELTIES.
I"
We have alco added this week to our already largo stock of
BEAUTIfUL CASTS AND FRAMED PICTURES,
So that buyers havo here a fine assortment of tho most desirable things for gifts.
C. E. ALEXANDER & CO.,
333 Broadway, Council Bluffs.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
A glance through our stock will convince you that we
have the richest and most artistic assortment of Watches
and Jewelry that hns ever been shown in this city.
Cut Glass
A superb selection of the celebrated Jno. Hoare &
Co. s blue white crystal. New shapes. New cuttings.
Brilliant effects.
Silver Candlesticks
A complete line of- Candelabras, Candle Lamps and
Silk Shades. There is nothing to compare with a taste
fully trimmed candlestick for a table decoration. Wo
have no shoddy goods.
OPEN EVENINGS.
JAQUEMIN & CO.,
27 Main Street
TROLLEY LINE TO THE FARMS
lint Out of Des Moines Will Touch Somer
set and Indianola.
WILL ALSO PASS NEAR NEW ARMY POST
Actnnl Work of Hnrvcylnir to lie Coin
meiieed Thin Week Cornerstone
of New Memorial University
to lie Lnld Soon.
DES MOINES, Dec. IB. (Special.) Gen
eral Manager Hlppco of tho Des Moines
Street Hallway company this morning an
nounced that surveyors for tho company
havo been engaged to go to work Monday
morning to survey a lino for an Interurban
trolley line from Des Moines to Indianola,
that u week later tho right of way agents
wilt go Into tho field, that tho steel hat
already been purchased for tho lino and
will bo delivered during tho winter nnd
that as soon as tho frost Is out of tho
ground In tho spring work will be com
menced nnd every detail will hnvo been
perfected, Tho proposed lino will run
past tho slto for the mllltnry reservation
and post south ot tho city and wlthlu
twenty days after work can bo commenced
In tho spring tho electric cars will ho
running to tho post. Two months later
they will bo running to Indianola, fifteen
miles distant, passing tho town of Somer
set on tlio wny. Tho routo Is through a
rich farming nnd fruit region nnd stub
lines will bo run to various farms, whero
thero will bo freight business, nnd light
will bo furnished to farmers tho samo as
to tho city patrons.
JleKliile)' la I.ny Cornerstone.
Assurauco has been given tho Hoard of
Hcgents of tho newly organized memorial
university to bo maintained by tho Somi
ot Veterans and other patriotic organlza
Hons of tho United States, that President
McKlnloy will assist In tho laying of tho
cornerstono nt Mason City early noxt
spring. Ho has given a promise that ho
will attend and that ho will try to havo
somo of tho members of his cabinet pres
ent also. Work Is to bo begun this win
ter In preparation for tho erection of tho
main building, which 1b to cost $75,000.
It will ho located near tho center of tho
tract, which has been donnted by Mason
City pcoplo for tho university. Two other
buildings of tho total of seven, which have
(Continued on Ninth Page.)
:E3
GAMES f cr the
YOUNG PEOPLE
and tho old ones, too We
have most any kind of game
you want, and we have the
prices marked so low that they
wlil plcaso you.
Crokinole,
Archarena,
Carrom
and many other kinds, includ
ing all the toy games for tho
little folk.
Dell G. Morgan's
PHARMACY.
142 Broadway, Council Bluffs. Tel. 222.
Here Tbey Are
Beautiful Sterling Sliver Novelties, 25
cents.
Solid Silver nnd Ebony Brushes, very
nice, ns low ns $3.50.
Sterling Silver Toilet Sets, bcnutlcs,
$8.50.
Fine Engraving; a Specialty.
Herman M. Leffert
Jeweler, Optician and Engraver,
236 BIIOADWAV, Council Bluffs.
o
o
Novelty Cloak
MAIL ORDERS
PROMPTLY
A'l TENDED TO.
PERFECT FITTING, CORRECT HANG AND GRACEFUL SWING.
Slaughter Sale in Furs
We have purchased another big lot of furs at a great sacrifice from u traveling unles
man representing one of the largest fur houses in America. They are placed on sale at one
quarter their regular value.
Ladles' Tailor-made Suits, In serge,
oxford, vcnotlnn cloth, In black,
brown, nnvy nnd drab, regular prlco
ScZ $4.99
ladles' Tailor-made Suits, special ns
Kortmcnt mndo In tho latest styles,
handsomely tTlmmed In flno braid
nnd sntln hands stitched with
silk In new stylo gored
skirt, full flaro bottom nnd
flounce, doublo breasted or oton ef
fect In Jacket, lined with taffeta silk,
In cheviot, cnmol's hair nnd Venetian
nn Venetian
$12.50
cloths rcgtilnr prlco
$20 nnd $23 choice.
A treat vnrlctv of Jackets mndo In
ots mndo In
li rolling or
mado to sell
$4.99
PC 30 Inches
ned with
mnny different styles, high rolling or
coat collar. In nil colors, mndo to soil
for $10.00 nnd $12.00
your cbolco
A flno Crushed Plush Cnpo, 30 Inches
long, sorgo lined, trimmed with
thlbet, regular vnluo
at
$4.99
A flno Scnl Plush Cnpo, 24 Inches long,
Inches long,
$3.65
trimmed with thlbet,
nt
An extra heavy Senl PluMi Cane, 30
Inches long, with good, substantial
lining, trimmed with Russian bear,
would bo cheap at $15 OA QC
salo OwtOw
A flno assortment of Golf Cnpes.-well
worth $7.50 to $10 Q jl 4Q
your cholco V"
ASTRAKHAN FUR, genuine Capo 30
Inches long, sergo lining, would bo
au.a"."'?.3:.0.r. $10.00
Tho samo, lined with
Skinner's satin, nt,, .
$12.50
PERFUMERY, and Toilet Articles, including nil handsome small packages or in bulk
at lowest prices.
A Sale that will Save You Money and make friends and patrons for us.
m NOVELTY CLOAK STORE
536 BROADWAY. The True Advertisers.
WKBm
A NEW DEPARTMENT FOR CHRISTMAS.
MToys, Dolls, Gamew
Elegamtly displayed whero you can see what you want at 8 glance. These
toys we secured on consignment and y ou can buy them at wholesale prices.
IP TOXI WANT A NICE RUG, CARPET SWEEPER, LACE CURTAINS, A CARPET,
or anything of a substantial nature (or a Christmas present, look over our
stock aad set prices. We caa suit you.
Stockert Carpet Co.,
205 Broadway. Council Bluffs
IOWA FARMS FOR SALE
DAY & HESS, 39 PoarlSt., Council Bluffs,
Iluve for snle n lame list of Improved
vegetable lundni also residence and
nnd Omulin. SOME FAHMSt
1C0 acres Hazel Dell twp., 11 miles ne C. B
good bulldlncs, 45 per acre.
60 acres near Crescent, well Improved, 45
per acre.
CO acres C miles east, good buildings and
fruit, 50 per acre.
t0acro fruit farm, near city, good Imprors-
ments, $150 per acre.
10-acri fruit frm adjoining city, $6,000.
The above la only m sample of oar
C per cent Interest. Telephone a4.
Good Property
Is a Good Investment
Fifteen Iota In a body for salo at a Tory reasonable prlco. Tasao
lota are located In Omaha addition and lis high and dry, Thty
wilt mako a splendid location for somo faetory. Bovoral etbor lota
aultabls for building purposes one of them especially wUl mako
a flno location for a home, being within ono block ot tho motor
line aof within two blocks of a school house aad churca locaUa
la Ulo wostorn part of the city.
Apply at
Bee Office,
Council Bluffs.
536 Broadway, Council Bluffs.
SWELL STYLES IN
SUITS, JACKETS m GAPES.
A good lino of Astrakhan Capes, lined
with serge, 30 Inches long, mado
to sell nt $7.00,
A genulno Astrakhan Pur Cape, satin
lined, 30 Inches long, 140-Inch sweep,
well worth $45.00, 9 Q0
A flno Electric Seal l QC AND
Collarntto nt QI.Ow UP.
Ocnulno Electric
Ecnl Scarfs from .
$125 Ul
A flno Mnrtcn Storm!
fin up
Collar from ....
Separate Skirts, mndo from brocaded
goods, lined und stiffened with can
vas, waterproof bound l OA
full width, nt OlsWV
All wool Plnld Skirts, well mndo nnd
lined mado to sell 01 QQ
for $3.G0-saloat Ql1 "!
A flno lino of Skirts In serge, crcpon
and covert cloth, well mado nnd lined,
full width, worth $4.50 CA AA
and $5.00 your cholco ObiQtf
A flno Silk Waist, 1C rows ot cording
In front, 8 rows In back, QC
woll worth $0, nt OtfiOu
A flno assortment of Colored Waists,
mado of tho best taffeta,
woll worth $8.00, CO QD
nt WU90
Extra henvy Satin Waist, 5 rows
cording in bnck, 10 rows In front, V
shaped, In blue, purple, cardinal and
black, mndo to sell at CO AQ
$5.00 salo at $Wi"ffv
A flno assortment of Flannol Waists
from 08 cents CM AA
to (HTUU
Ladles' $1.00 Union Suits
at
49c
If You Wish
good reliable dental work at mod
erate prices we can please you.
Our methods are the most improv
ed our prices so low they will
surprise you.
. ..Telephone 145
H. i. Woodbury, D. D. S-, Council Bluffs.
30 Pearl St. 1 Grand Hotel.
farms, chicken ranches, fruit anil
business property In Council UlufT
160-acrcs Missouri bottom land, 8 miles si
city, $10 per acre.
COO aero stock farm near Earllng, Selby Co.,
cheap.
320 acres tn Stiver Creels twp., $50 por acre;
well Improvd.
213 acres lino bottom land In Rockford twp.,
$42.50 poi acre; well Improved.
list. MONEY l.UAJVtiU US I'AIIJIS AT
Store
OPEN
EVERY
EVENING.
Ladles' extra heavy Fleeced Under
wear 76o quality
at, each
Ladles' 25c quality Klbbcd
Underwear at
49c
19c
Cents' heavy Fleeced QT I 0
Underwear, COo quality O I l"fcV
OUR PETTICOATS
A flno assorlmont of heavy satin un
derskirts, 4-Inch ruffle, 3 rows of
cording well worth $1.50
A flno lino of mercerized underskirts,
2 ruffles, dust rufllc, 4 rows of cording
In nil tho lending shades would bo
cheap nt $2.00 CI
your choice $ltV(f
A flno lino of extra henvy mercerized
petticoats, 12-ln. according plating
umbrella style; novcr beforo was sold
for Icsh than $1 AM fiQ
now at VfeiVW
A flno line of petticoats, mado of
heavy satin, 14-In. accordlan plaited
rulflo In mctallc stripes green nnd
sllrcr, Blhcr nnd hello, silver nnd
gold, mado to sell
nt $5 now nt
$289
Hogcrs' trlplo-plato knives, per
doz J2.S7
Rogers' forks, plutod on white
tnotnl, per doz 2.87
Rogers' teaspoons, plated on whlto
metnl, per doz,., 1.15
Rogers' tablespoons, plated on
whlto metnl, per Vi doz 1.G3
ROOKUS' 1M7 OOODB.
Knives nnd forks, per doz $3.25
Teaspoons, per doz 2.00
TnbleHpoons, per doz.. a. 75
Duttcr knives nnd Sugar Hhells,
each 50
A fart black twill and ittrcl rod
umbrella i
A good twill umbrella, steel rod,
horn handle, at 75
W, A. MAURER
342 and 344 Broadway,
Council Bluffs.
The Largest
Crockery and
Glassware
Establishment In tho west. Wo nro direct Im
porters from France, England and Germany,
saving you the middleman or jobber's praQt.
Wo odd you extraordinary Inducements.
Prices absolutely lowor than clsowhcro nnd
assortment unmatchablo.
In dinner waro wo carry 40 stock patterns
from tho cheapest to richest gold Incrustcd
French china. From theso you can select
anything you may want without buying a
sot.
In fancy pottery wo carry an exception
ally flno lino, from the neat and tasty llttlo
(lower holder to tho finest goods produced.
Wo havo somo very choice pieces In
Capo de Monta,
Old Vienna,
Paris Reproductions
of Old Sevres,
Hand Painted
Limoga Vases, etc.
A Dup Gut in Pricis in Dtip
Cut Crystal
We are selling tho finest American cut
glass from 20 per cent to one-third less
than our competitors.
Sterling Silvtr
In novoltlcs and wares for tho table larg
est variety and prices which can not tin
duplicated somo of them f0 per cent lets
than elsewhere.
Cutlery
From the cheapest kitchen to finest silver,
pcnrl and ivory goods, Including an espe
cially nlco lino of carvers, which wo offer
you from 7io to $25.00. A dandy breakfast
carving sot, solid silver handles, In cuso, at
$5.00.
We Have Made
Great efforts (o get together a largo lino ot
Inexpensive, but dainty and uttractlvo nov
elties. Tho general vordlct Is thnt wo havo
succeeded. They range In prlco from 25c to
$1.00.
Do Your Xmis Buying
Now. Bring In your list. Wo will not only
plcaso your taste, but pockotbook as well.
Beer Steins
Just received, a largo Involco ot beer
ntclns from Germany and will sell them at
a sacrifice.
Visitors and purchasers equally welcome
Open every evening until Christmas.
W. A. MAURER,
Council lllufTn.
Dohany Theater $
SnnUny, llcoemhrr 11.
Mr. Walker Whiteside
AKHlHtcd by MISS LIMA WOLSTAN
nnd a Select Company, pruHciitltiK u
ftpcclitl Kconlu production ot tlio now
Hoinuntlc Comedy
HEART AND SWORD
.1
L 1311 l'arl ptrcot,
Coaaoll HlwCa. la,