THE OMAHA DAILY H15E: SATUKDAT, .TAyiTAKY 12, 1003.
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NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.
JOHN BEIMO & CO.'S
COUNCIL
MINOll MUNTIO.V
Davis sells glmci.
Davis sells drugs. 1
"Mr. Itlloy," 6-ccnt cigar.
Kino Missouri ok. Ollbcrt Ilros.
Ohm llxturcs anil globes nt Itlxby'fl.
Vino A. D. f. beer, Neumuyer's hotel.
Wollmiin, sclentlllc optician, tW H'd'y.
fichmldt's photos guaranteed to please.
Moore's stock food kills worms, fnttetti".
W. J. Hosteller, dentist, Haldwln block.
J.pffort. Jeweler, nptlcliin, S3 Broadway.
Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. T. Kelley, a son.
Drink Hudwelscr beer. I,. Hosonfeld. ngt.
MIsh Anna Mooro Is confined to Iter homo
with grip.
Picture framing. V. K. Alexander & Co.,
I Jil Ilroadwny.
V. '. Oraff. undertaker and dlslnfcutor.
101 Hoiltll Main street, 'Phono 50ii.
Oct your work ilonn at the popular Kaglo
laundry, 721 Hroadway. 'Phono 157.
. Mrs. r. ;, Miiycox of Kansas t'llv U tho
1 guest of Mrs. W. It. Klslier of Vine street.
Morgan ft Kl In, upholstering, furnlturo
repairing, mattress making- 122 Main st.
Mrs. Albert f ole has heon kept to her
bed for the hut week with congestion of
the luns.
Mr and Mu Leo II. fSammon of Pnrlflo
Junction are guests of their daughter, Mrs.
W U. Crewdsoti.
Krod Juhl was granted a divorce from
Treno Juhl by Judge Thornoll of the dis
trict court yesterday.
Htago Manager Hert Urown of the Do
hanv opera house Is conllnod to his homo
on Third avenuo with grip.
William Wallaeo of I)es Moines hns been
called to tlil-4 city by the serious Illness of
his father. W. W. Wallace.
Charles It. Maiinan. president of the First
National hank, nas ben called to Detroit
by the Illness of tils brother.
Tho district court grand Jury, which has
been In session since last Tuesday, Is ex
pected to report this morning.
Mrs. Chumplor, mother of Mrs. N. f
Phillips, Is seriously 111 at her (laughter's
homo (in Hoiltll Seventh street.
Thi condition of W. W. Wallace 1aM
night was reported to he somewhat better,
although ho Is still In u crl'lcal state.
A want ad In Tho Hep will bring results.
Thn same n t leu t Ion given to n want ad In
Council lttuffs as nt the Omaha otllcc.
O. 11. Jennings, attorney of Shennndoali,
la., was In Council HlunV yesterday on
business connelceil with thn federal court.
Hherldan dial, onto tried always used.
Smokeless, no soot, clinkers nor sulphur.
I'rlce. J5, IS.fiQ. Kenton .Vt Foley, solo agents.
MIeh Jesslo Lindsay of Nlnbtiira, Neb,
who has been tho cuest of Mr. nnd Jlri.
Albert Colo of Kottrth r.venue, returned to
her home yesterday.
Dr. A. V. Stephenson has been nllowed 13)
by tint County Hoard of Supervisors for
riinsiiltiitlnn In tbreo cases of smallnox nt
tho Woman's Christian Association hos-
nltal.
Key. (ieorge Crofts of Beatrice, Neb., for
merly pastor of thn Congregational church
of this city, has been called hero by tho
serious illness or nis menu, wiiiiam v,
Wallace of Uluff Btteet.
Tho Household Kconomlc department of
thn Council muffs Woman's club will meet
l his nflernnnn nt tho club rooms. Airs.
Harriet MacMurphy of Omaha will deliver
nn undress on tne puru roou tiuesiion,
.loo Oreen, u colored man. Is under nrrest
nt thn cltv tail on susttlclon of being con-
reeled with some of the recent thefts of
chickens, (ireen Is suld to have rallied off
rotnc choice specimens of poultry lately
Tho motor company had u largo force of
men clearing tho snow off I.nko Jlimawn
yesterday anil by owning u spaco of about
ten acrcH had been swept clean. The com
pany will resuino Its train service to the
lako this afternoon.
Tho annual meeting of the Council Hluffs
Crime nrnweru' Hhlnnlntr association will
tin held thl m.irnlng In Farmers' hall at
tho cnuntv courthouse. A dividend which
lias been deel.ircd as a result of last year's
tiusluess will Da paid at mis meeting,
Tho case against H. H. Dowers, charged
with selling u stolen horso to Jack l'lnell,
n saloonkeeper, has been set for next Mon
day In Justice Ferrler's court. Dowers hns
been releaso-d from tho county Jail on ball
in llio sum hi woo.
Vltcor .Innscn, tho supposed Insane man
picked up by tho police Thursday night,
was released vestonlav morning. Arte:
night's rest his condition was much Im
proved and as ho said ho expected to go to
worK cuiiing ico in iimaua me pouco uu
elded not to detain him any longtr.
Thn tmtrnti!! nf tho Dnhanv theater will
be entertained next week by tho Kllfoll
Htock company and It Is said It Is ono of the
In. ul rntiertnlrn pomnuntes on tho road. It
will open hero Sunday evening, presenting
tho comedy-drama. "Our Slopliiisbarid.
The, comminy. It is said, pays a heavy
rovaltv on Its pieces presented nnd has tho
solo right to play them, ro that tho public
In attending tho performances can expect
something new. Homo excellent specialties
tiro promised.
N. Y. numbing Co.,
telephone 250.
7G cents, nt Mot-
lOlgln colored shirts,
calf's prelnventory sale.
Ice Jinn May Lose Knot.
James h. Paimor, nn einployo of tho
Council Illurfs Coal and Ico company, was
seriously Injured In an nccldent yester
day morning while loading Ico from tho
cars Into tho company's storago houso nt
Mm Union Pnclflc transfer. Supports of
tho chute gavo way and Boveral blocks of
Ice. estimated to weigh In tho neighbor
hood of half n ton, foil on Palmer, break
ing his right leg nnd crushing his foot,
Palmer wns convoyed to his homo nt Six
teenth nvenuo nnd Tenth strcot In tho
nollco ambulanco. It Is posslhlo that his
foot will have to ho amputated.
Ten-dollar winter suits, $7.50, at Mot
calf's prclnvcntory sale.
Ileal Ksliitf Transfer.
Tho following transfers wero filed Friday
In the abstract, tltlo and loan ofllco of J. W.
Hquire. 101 Pearl street:
franklin I. Hrencman nnd wlfo to
' Albert D. Wnlile, B'V',4 33-75-II. ex. o
;; acres, w. d -M-"
Sheriff to U wls W. Until, part s l
and net', 9-2I-I0. s. il
Oenign firow and wife to lians Peter-
son, lots 7 and 8, block 2, Howards
add, w. d )
F J. KehiKirr and wife to lTod Mor-
gel. lot S. block 11, Potter . Cobb H
A!"'!". 'satcl'ieV niid' wife' in Trinity
Methodist Knlsi-opat church, lot lb,
Turley's subdlv, w. d........
County treasurer to K. J. be inorr. lot
S. block 11. Potter & Cobb B add,
tax d
3 901
4'.'5
CO
910
3
Totnl six transfers UO.3'3
Qravcl roofing. A. II. Ueed, G41 Hroadway.
What Do.
You Think...
When you see $ shoe adver
tised for $3, and $3 shoes for
J2? Does It seem rmsoimblo to
you? Were they $3 or 15 bhocs
or Is It humbug?
If you think It Is, try
SARGENT
Whern thero Is lust one price, and ns
good ns can bo bought for tho money
on earth.
LOOK FOR THE HEAU-THAT'S
SARGENT.
FARM LOANS
Negotiated 111 Eastern Nebraska
and Iowa. Jainm ?. cnsoily, Jr.,
120 Main Ht., council isiuiin,
Save Your Honey
(Inventing
' With tho
KAVINOS, LOAN ASH 1IUII,I)I0
133 I'enrI Street, Council Ulufla, In.
BLUFFS.
DENY INSOLVENCY OF BANK
Rewiveia' Attornoji Allege That No Aocount
is Taken of Individual Estates.
PUSEY AND OFFICER FUNDS MAY SUFFICE
C K. Wnltern, Kxpcrt Arrotinlnnt for
Creditors, TeatlUe llrfore .lodge
Thornell Tlint Ilntttc "Wit I.iiiib
tillable to Mert I.lnlillltlcs.
According to thn testimony of C. I
Walters, expert accountant employed by tho
creditors of Olllcer &. I'tiscy's bank to check
over tho nccounts and books of tho de
funct ilrm as glten by hltu In tho district
court yesterday, the banking co-partnership
formed by Thomas Olllcer nnd V. It.
M. I'usey In Council Hluffs In 185G, had been
Insolvent slncn 1883, nnd was so at tho tlno
of tho appointment of tho receivers.
Accoiintunt Walters Is tho chief witness
for tho creditors, who filed n petition of
Intervention, alleging that tho bank was
Insolvent nt tho time they made their du
poslts nnd that therefore their claims
should bo preferred, tho hearing on which
was commenced yesterday afternoon heforo
Judge Thorncll. Walters was on tho wit
ness stand nil of tho afternoon, and his
cross-oxnmlnatlon hud not been completed
when court adjourned for tho day. Ills
testimony related entirely to what ho had
discovered by his examination of tho bank's
books and accounts, nnd he gave It nE his
opinion that tho bank had at no time, from
1SS3 to tho time of Its dissolution been
able to meet Its liabilities.
His figures, an adduced from his examina
tion of the books, showed that 111 April,
18S3. tho liabilities of tho firm exceeded Its
assets by $34,1)00.08; In November, 1892, tho
liabilities exceeded tho assets by $109,
102.11. nnd that in January, 1890, tho as
sets fell short of tho liabilities by $211,
C04.G9. Tho condition of tho bank at tho
dato of tho nppolntmcnt of tho receivers
bns nlrcady been mado known.
Accountant Walters offered in ovldenco
reports showing an itemized statement of
tho assets and liabilities of tho hank nt
tho dates mentioned, also statements show
ing what portion of tho nssots his investi
gations had lod him to classify as worth
less,
AixetN Snlil to lie Worthless.
Thcso figures aro taken from tho testi
mony offered by Mr. Walters. In 1883 tho
nssots adjudged as worthless by him wcro
Hills receivable Jt3.HiS.R2
Cash short lit.OOO.OO
Hiisneiided list 1.381.20
Vnluo of real estato overestimated.. 1!!,000.00
Overdrafts 17.232.99
Total JSO.793.01
Tho total liabilities of tho firm at that
dato wero $102,232.85 and tho assets reck
oned as good wero $317,272.77, showing a
discrepancy of $54.900. OS.
In November, 1892, theso assets of tho
bank aro given by Mr. Walters ns worth
less:
Hills receivable $72,313.33
Husncnded account iil.Uo.
Shortage of cash 10.oOO.no
Judgments 1,015.15
Overdrafts 9.234.23
Value overestimated of real estato 30,0O0.O()
Totnl 5156.151.0S
At thbi dnto tho total liabilities of tho
bank nmouuted to $308,730.01, whllo tho
good nssots figured by Mr. Wnlters wore
$159,027.90. showing a difference between
tho assets and liabilities of $109,102.01.
In Jnnunry, 1890, Mr. Walters estimated
that assets of tho bank In tho amount of
$255,950.31 woro worthless, ns follows:
Hills receivable $131,520.21
Cash short 10,000.00
Overestimate of vnluo of real es
tato r.o.ooo.00
Suspended nccounts 33,572.911
Judgments 3iV?'i;?
Walter Scott mine Sr'SiHJ
Overdrafts 19.ui.Jl
Totnl $233,930.31
Tho llnbllltles of tho firm in January,
1890, wero $537,270.02, ngalnBt which, nc
cordlng to Mr. Walters' figures. It had
only nsscts that wero good to tho nmount
of $325,703.43, thus lenvlng tho liabilities
$211,504.59 In excess of tho nsscts,
On .cross-examination, Accountant Wal
ters admitted that In estimating tho sol
vency of tho bank ho had not taken Into
account anything except tho assets of tho
firm, as shown by the books, and had not
Included any of tho property owned In
dividually and soparntcly by tho members
of the copartnership.
To Cull on Private KhIuIcs.
From tho tenor of tho cross-examination
of the witness by counsol for tho rccolvers
It was evident tlint tho latter will claim
that ns thn cstnto of, tho pnrtners wero
llnblo for the debts of tho bank, tho let
ter's Insolvency cannot bo determined until
It Is shown that tho prlvnto estates of
tho lato Thomns Officer nnd W. H. M.
Puscy aro Insulllclont to moct tho claims of
tho creditors of tho firm.
A number of tho creditors who have
filed prefered claims filed yesterday sop
nrato answers to tho petition of Interven
tion of Day & Hess and J. K. Cooper, tho
easo nt bar, In which It Is nllcgcd that the
petitioners wcro simply general depositors
in tho bank nt a tlmo when it wus doing
business In nn ordinary and usual mnnner
and was meeting Its firm's obligations
promptly nnd was not being pressed by nny
of Its creditors. Tho nnswers deny tho right
of the petit loners to havo claims preferred.
Tho result of tho present hearing Is being
awaited with much Interest and the rourt
room was crowded with nttorneys and tho
creditors of tho bank.
Danco tonight nt Hughes' hall.
Fifteen-dollar wlntor suit;,
Motcalf's prclnvcntory sale.
$10
nt
ON HAIMlOAirS VICTIM,
Coroners 'Jury IIwIiIcn Cosaro s
Struck liy Train No, ".
Coroner Trcynor held nn Inquest yestor
day morning over Eugcno Antonio ill Cesare,
tho man supposed to havo been run down
nnd killed by passenger train No. 5 on tho
Northwestern tracks nbout a mllo north
of Honey Creek, Tuesdny night. The Jury,
composed ot J. C. Rhodabcck, II. J.
"Palmer nnd F. Flick, brought In a verdict
to the effect that tho man ramo to his
death by being struck by Chicago &. 'North
western passenger train No. 5 Tuesday
night.
The witnesses examined wero J. P. Do
vltt. engineer, and Allan Purdle, fireman, of
train No. 5, Dcvitt testified that while
running nbout sixty miles nn hour Tuesday
nlgnt a few minutes before 11 o'clock ho
suddenly saw somo object In tho nlr. Ho
nt once suspected ho had struck some
thing, although ho had not noticed any
thing on tho track abend of his train. He
opened tho window of tho cab nnd looking
back noticed somo object lying on tho east
track. Ho Bald ho thought ho had struck
n calf, ns the object lying on tho trnck
did not look to blm like a person. Ho felt
uneasy nbout tho matter, howover, nnd on
reaching tho Hroadway depot In this city
notified the operator and asked him to
block the outgoing train at Crescent City
and havo tho crow search tho track. Ho
looked over hU englno nnd finding no
marks on It camo to the conclusion that he
must hao struck nomc person, as If It
had been an animal thoro would have been
marks of hair and skin on tho cowcatcher.
Tho nvldenco of Allan Purdle, the fireman,
corroborated tho testimony given by En
gineer Dcvitt.
Tho body was burled yesterday by Under
taker Kstep In tho county burying ground.
Howell's Antl-Kawf cures coughs, colds.
Fifteen-dollar winter suits,
Motcalf's prclnvcntory sale.
$10.75,
at
Danco tonight at Hughes' hall.
Ten-dollar winter suits, J7.G0, at
calf's prclnvcntory sale.
Met-
SUPKHVIMMIS MiNOItr. VUiS IIOM).
Similar ApMoii Ii Tnkrti In Hie Cnsc
of (lit Valley Township HulVs.
Acting on tho ndvlco of County Attorney
Klllpack, tho Hoard of Supervisors yester
day decided to Ignore tho bond filed by
Ovlde Vlun, who believes that under tho
wording nf tho Titus nmendmcnt ho hns a
right to hold on to thn office of Justice of
peaco for nnothcr term. Tho Hamo action
was taken by tho board In tho matter of
thn bonds filed by A. M. Huff and J. II.
Huff of Valley township, who havo emulated
Vlcn's examplo nnd aro trying to hold over
ns Justlco of the, peaco and township clerk
respectively.
Tho board nppolnted n number of Justices
of the peaco and constables to fill vacancies
caused by tho persons elected last full
cither declining to accept tho olllco or hnv
lng failed to qualify. They arc:
Justices of tho Peaco Doomer township,
J. M. Axtell. Carson, Z. T. Llnvlllo; Center,
A. I). Putnam; Crescent, N. Swarm; (lamer,
I... Prouty; Drove, A. D. Hills; Hazel Dell,
W. W. Hnrrls; Keg Creek, William Schultz,
D. S. Frank; Dayton, E. C. Thompson;
Lewis. W. F. Hlchanls; Lincoln. J. W.
Hurckholter: Macedonia, John Knyburn;
Plensant, Adolph Hnustrnn, A, C. Horgninn;
Hockford, Henry I.owe; Washington, J. K
Currlo; York, U. McLnlti, William Ivors.
Constables llolknap, 11. D. Crofts;
Uoomor.A. U. Hurbrldgc; Center, Fred Hack
ott; Orovc. C. J. Pender, W. Putnam; Hardin,
Itobort Keating; Hazel Dell, Alcxnndor Val
tier; James, Walter Husso; Keg Crook, F.
O. SUvcy, J. J. Mls8cr; Knox, J. Livings
ton; Layton, John Frnscr, Jr.; Lowls, Otto
Dryer; Lincoln, A. E. Young; Macedonia,
O. A. Summltt; Mlndcn. W. P. Itosch: Pleas
ant, K. A. Bergman; Hockford, William
Crooks; Silver Creole, W. A. Wilbur; Wash
ington, W. L. Choyno; Wavclnnd, L. D
Uogue, D. W. Leonard; York, Peter Dankcn
The men thus appointed must qualify on
or beforo February 1.
Contracts for furnlshlnc medlcnl nttend
mice to tho poor woro entered Into In nil
tho townships except In Crescent, Hazel
Dell, Norwnlk and Mlndcn townships. No
bids had been received from those town
ships, nnd tho nppolntmcnt of county physl
cinns In thcso townships was referred to
Supervisor Hansen with power to net. Dr,
A. V. Stephenson of this city wns appointed
county physician for Garner, Kano and
Lowls townships at tho following remunera
tion; Oarnor, $9; Kane, $232; Lewis, $9,
mnklns a total of $250 for tho year.
Tho contract for burying tho pauper dead
was awarded to Undcrlnkcr W. F, Grnff of
this city nt $8 per person.
Onp AxNPMMor (Jols n llnlse.
i lie salaries oi mo lownsnip assessors
woro fixed at tho samo rate as' paid In 1899
oxcopt in tho case of Assessor Everest o
Council Bluffs, who will bo nllowed $2,500,
which is $,00 more than his predecessor
received. The assessors will also ho al
lowed $2 a day for each day they may bo
called upon to attend boforo tho local bonrd
of review provided that continued attend
nnco bo not occasioned by tho assessor
neglect or failure In tho performance of
his duty. This per dlcm allowance will
bo paid on tho nuthority of a certificate
from tho town or township clerk, ns tho
enso may be.
Clerk of tho District Court Reed wns
allowed an extra $100 for clerk htro dur
ing 1900. Ills commission for collecting
costs duo tho county was fixed at 10 per
rent for tho yenrs 1899 nnd 1900 nnd 15
ner cent for nil yenrs prior.
To tho committee of the wholo was dele
gated tho duty of checking up the accounts
of tho county officers whoso terms havo
lust expired, tho report to bo mado at
tho Anrll session of tho board. The com
mltteo on nccounts was instructed to check
tho reports of County Recorder Smith for
tho term ending January, 1901, nnd to re
nort at this meeting.
Tho bill of Townshln Trusteo H. H.
Rounds of Ilelknap township for attending
n meeting of tho trustees ut which ho was
elected to fill a vacancy wns rejected on
tho rccommondatln of tho county attornoy.
In n communication to tho board Presi
dent N. W. Ells of tho motor company, re
garding n petition to havo a consent high
way established through section 21-74-41,
calls attention to tho fnct that by recent
decisions of tho court all of that portion
of tho south half lying west of the thrend
of tho mnln channel of tho Missouri river
nrior to tho cut-oft in 1881 has been nd-
Judged In tho stato of Nobraskn and tho
tltlo auletcd In C. S. Leffcrts, whoso as
signee tho motor company Is.
The board expects to take up tho mat
ter of tho proposed compromise with for
mer Sheriff Morgan this morning and to
adjourn this afternoon. -
Train servlco to Lako Monawa for tho
benefit of skating parties will bo resumed
this nfternoon at 2 o'clock. Trains every
hour from Pearl and Hroadway. Last train
will return from tho lako nt 10:30 p. m.
Fifteen-dollar winter suits,
$10.7
at
Motcalf's prclnvcntory snle.
Dance tonight nt Hughes' hall.
sir. cointv rou ci.kiiic hiiii:.
Itccorilcr Smith IIcipi-iiiIiicm to IJn
forcc Ills Claim on (lie Coauly.
As it result of tho Board of County Su
pervisors refusing to nllow his bill for
clerk hire, County Recorder Elmer E
Smith yesterday dispensed with tho services
of his two assistants. This will leavn tho
work of tho ofllco to bo performed by tho
recorder nnd his deputy. Wllllnm Lnrscn.
Mr. Smith will bring suit ngnlnst tho
county to enforce his claim for clerk hire,
I'lidcr the law tho county recorder Is
permitted to retnln $1,500 per nnnum out
of tho fees of tho olllco as salary nnd ho
Is further nllowed ono deputy nt $900
year. Recorder Smith says tho wprk nf
the office cannot possibly bo kept up by
himself and one deputy, nnd this Is gen
ernlly conceded to be the fact by tho
county officers, but tho wording of the
statute puts a stumbling block In thn wny
of tho board nllowlng tho recorder nny
think for clerk hire.
Last year Recorder Smith paid for clerl
cal work $1,458, Just $52 short of his full
balnry. On nn nverago. over GOO Instru
mcntB aro filed for record each month, all
of which havo to bo copied Into tho records
nnd compared. This, It Is claimed, Is mnro
work than tho recorder with tho assistance
of one deputy ran possibly perform. Spong
ing of tho matter yesterday, Recorde
Smith said- "I do not Intend to work any
longer for the glory of tho thing, and havo
laid off both my assistants and tho office
will havo to get nlnns as best It enn wllh
out them. Tho work of tho omco Is bound
o get bciumi nnd I no punno win do uic
sufferer, hut 1 cannot help It. Until the
board scee fit to allow me sufficient to pay
for tho necessary clerical help tho office
will huve to do without It. 1 havo quit
paying for It out of my own pocket."
On the part of tho county bonrd it is
said that It would be perfectly willing to
allow the recorder all tho holp necessary
If It could sco Its way to do so legally.
ltecorder Smith expects to Ilia his suit
against the board In tho district court to
day, and tho court will ho naked to set nn
early dato for hearing It.
Danco tonight at Hughes' hall.
Elgin colored shirts,
75 cents, at Met-
calf's prclnvcntory sale.
Mrlf-Coveriniirnt .Vol n, Suret'ss.
The Girls' Lltirary society of tho High
school held a puhllo meeting yesterday
afternoon at which tho question, "Resolved,
That Sclf-Govcrnmcnt Will He n Success,"
was debated. Fredcrlckn Dorlnnd nnd Fan
nlo Davcnpcrt spoke on the nfflrmatlvo nnd
Edith Hutler and Jennlo Ilenson on tho
negative. Tho negative was decided to havo
won the day. Ethyl Kendlo gave n rending,
"Pruo and I," and Marian Denton recited
"Tho Inventor's Wife."
Elgin colored shirts,
75 cents, nt Mot-
calf's prclnvcntory sale.
Davis sells paint.
Ten-dollar winter suits,
$7.50, at Mct-
calf's prclnvcntory snle.
Commonwcalth 10-cent clear.
FIRE IN THE CUDAHY PLANT
Sioux City Department linn
Hard
ritfht to (.'online DniiiUKO
SIOUX CITY, la., Jan. 11. (Special Tele
gram.! Fire In tho fourth floor of tho
Cudahy Packing company's plant gave tho
flro department a hard fight this morning,
but did only $2,500 damage.
Sorlnl Interpretation of Christ.
OR1NNELL. Ia., Jan. 11. Prof. Herron
will not becomo tho head of n soclultst
college, as has been stated In sovcrnl papers
Ho has no connection wlialovcr with either
educational or colony schemes. For somo
years J. S. Wilson, his brother, D. F. Wll
son of William H. Wise, nil pastors of
prominent churches In Indiana and Illinois,
havo been living communistic lives nnd
leading a movement called tho social cru
sade, nnd Dr. Horroa has token this move
ment nnd organized it into n social aposto
late, using thcso young men ns a nucleus
around which to form a dovotcd band of
nctivo workers for social Christianity. Tho
members of the npostulatn aro to bo scut
out over tho country, following tho plan o
the old circuit riders, to preach a social
interpretation of the teachings of Jesus
Christ. Dr. Herron will begin tho crusado
by a threemonths' course of Sunday after
noon lectures in Chicago.
ltolii Ills l'lvo tlooimnntes.
FORT DODGE, Ia Jan. 11. (Special Tele
gram.) An unknown thief committed
robbery In tho American houso in this city
this morning. Owing to limited facilities,
b!x men occupied ono room In tho hotel
Quo of tho occupants nroso early and mndo
off with tho property and money nnd cloth
lng belonging to his bedfellows. All of
thn men In tho room lost something nnd
the thief secured $50 In money together
with clothing of somo value. Ho has thu
far eluded detection. Tho men robbed wcro
all In tho city on business connected with
tho meeting of the grand Jury.
State Sunday School Association.
CLINTON. Ia Jan. 1L A. D. Galleo,
slate superintendent nt tho Iown Sunday
school association, has been In the city
for a few days and snys ho has been In
formed that the committee on location had
decided to hold tho next annual meeting
here, Juno 23, 20 and 27. As this society
was organized hore thirty-five years ngo,
It Is tho Intention of the association to roako
this tho bannor meeting. It Is expected
thnt GOO delegates will bo present, coming
from all portions of tho state.
Smoke .enrly Chokes 'I'lirm.
LEMARS, la., Jon. 11. (Special.) Threo
children, aged 0, i and 2 years, of August
Helgncr, nnrrowly escaped nsphyxiatlon
this morning. Their mother loft them 1
a room and they set n largo horsehair dial
on fire. Tho smoko from tho burning ma
tcriol rendered tho children unconscious
In which stato their mother found them
on her return. Prompt action on the part
or a pliyslclnn saved their lives.
Thieves iet llio I'relBlit.
O.NAWA, la., Jnn. 11. (Special.) Thieves
broko open two Chicago & Northwestern
cars standing on tho sldotrack nt this sta
Hon last night nnd stole and destroyed n
ot of groceries nnd clothing consigned to
local merchants. Thero Is night servlco at
tho depot, but tho thieves managed to get
n their work without being discovered.
There is no cluo to tho robbers.
I.fiunrn I.oiiii AhnocIiiIIoii.
LEMARS, In., Jan. 11. (Special.) Tho
stockholders of tho Lemars Loan nnd
Ilulldlng nssoclntlon held their nnnunl gen
eral meotlng today. Tho old officers of tho
company wcro retained for tho ensuing
vcar. They nro: I. S. Struhle, presi
dent; O. A. Sammes, vlco president; W. S,
Freeman, secretary; W. G. Ilolser, treas
urer.
din viiknIiik .iiiiich on 1'ollllnn.
ONAWA. Ia.. Jan. 11. (Special.) Tho
supervisors of Monona county aro work-
ins behind locked doors, with two minis
ters, threo lawyers and ono nll-aiound
prohibitionist present, Investigating the al
leged frauds of tho "saloon consent" pe
tition. They may not finish tho tanvass
of names for several dnys.
CiriMVH Trc(H In 111" Olil .ko.
CHEilOKEE, la., Jan. 11. (Special.)
John Stevenson of this city Is growing a
now set of teoth In this, his 78th year.
Ho Is an Inveterate tobacco chower.
To Add lo ;iiiiinerelul Cinirni',
IOWA CITY, In., Jan. 11. (Special.)
Tho University ot Iowa Is planning for
courses In higher commercial cducatlou
noxt year.
BAILEY TO BE INVESTIGATED
Triin I.eulfilntiire Will I'roltr Into
ChiirncH In Connection tvllli
Wnterx-IMerce Oil IVrmlt.
AUSTIN. Tex., Jan. 11. Tho houso of tho
Texas legislature today ordered tho appalnt
inent of n committee of soven to Investigate
chnrges preferred ngnlnst Congressman J
W. llalley, that ho wus Interested In secur
ing a reissuance of a permit to tho Waters.
I'lerco Oil company, to do business In
this stnte utter that company's charter had
been nnnullcd. Tho resolution calling for
Investigation raised considerable dissension
but It wns finally modified as to tho charges
and adopted, Tho Investigation will bo bo-
gun nt once.
ItoiiMi-f clt A liiiinliiiiH Train.
IUKI.E, Colo.. Jan, 11 Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt and IiIh hunting companions left
hero this morning for .Meeker In a four
horso tallyho. On their nrrlvnl at Meeker
tho huntei-H will at onro start with John
Con, tho guide, for Coyote basin, where tho
come is tu do ruunu.
GREAT
On FRIDAY and SATURDAY, This Week.
Thn icnitinnts In nil departments, itccuiiiiiliitcd ltit-liijx our liolldsiy litislnrsH, will lr put on sale the
lust two dnyH of tlilH week AT AltOl'T IIA1.P OF UIHJUlAU IMttCKS. AND IN MANY (JASllS
LIISS. All dopartnionlM will bo reprcseiitrd:
Silks
Linens
Our Clearing
Is Ktlll on nnd cvorythinc; In Winter Goods can lie bought at discounts
A
3P CLOAKS
$10 and $25 plain nnd crushed Plush
Capes and Jackets,
sala prlco
Saturday
$3.95
$7.50 to $15 Cloth
Capes, on sale
Saturday
S3.95
AND RIGHT HERE WE WANT IT TOSITIVKIiY UNDERSTOOD THAT NOTHING
CHOICE OK OUR ENTIRE STOCK.
WMTELAW & GABDINE
Boston
Store
m TIPPECANOE BASHER
It it to Circulate Among Iowa OountieBThat
Show Republican Gains.
PEN TEACHES HOW TO LIVE CHEAPLY
Ai'trcNN Trlcn o Ort Abducted liy
Hokum Policemen from u Hotel
Thnt In Under llunr
nutlne. DES MOINES, Jnn. 11. (Spcclnl.) A
now Tlppecanoo banner Is being prepared
for tho famous Tlppecanoo club in this city,
which is in reality a stato club. The old
Tlppecanoo voters, or those who voted for
Benjamin Harrison for president and nlso
voted for his grandfather for tho same
olllco, conceived tho idea of having pre
pared a fine silk bannor to go to tho county
which showed tho largest republican gain,
or gain In republican majority each year, a
county to hold It ono year and tho banner
to bo awarded each year. This was in the
campaign of 1SS0 nnd a magnificent banner
wns prcpnred. Now a now banner Is bo
Ing propured, which will bear on It the
nnmes of tho various counties ot tho stato
which havo hold tho bnnncr and tho years
they woro entitled to It.
Tho banner has circulated about a good
deal. Hero Is Us record: Winnebago
county, lf)8!i; Clay, 1800, and in succession
tho following counties: Dubuque, Scott,
Plymouth. Scott, Howard, Seott, Decatur,
Scott, Monona lust year and this year again
to Monona. Scott county got tho banner
four times by manifesting great fickleness
In voting. Monona mado great gains two
ears In succession, as It wns tho only
populist county In tho stnte and tho pop
ulist party went all to pieces a few years
ngo.
Cheap I.Iviiik In 1imii.
That cno mny llvo on 15 cents a day or
ess for food Is bolng demonstrated nt somo
ot tho Iowa institutions. Tho report ot tho
penitentiary nt Kort Madison of tho food
account of ono week In tho month of De
cember shows that tho Inmntcs aro being
fed very cheaply nnd thnt they havo good
food. In fact, their food Is tho best and
s given them In abundance. Tho Fort
Madison kitchen report for ono week shows
a total cost for materials of $52,..01; tho
uverngo number ot persons fed, 471; aver
ago cost per week for each person, $1.11;
average cost per day for each
one, 15.921 cents. Tho faro Is good.
For Instance, ono Sunday dinner
was mado up as ioiiows: ncei, auc
cotnsh, canned corn, coffee, chicory, syrup,
glngersnnps, graham bread, butter und
beofstseak. A sainplo dinner on one 'lues-
day had roast pork, mashed potatoes, roust
hoof, ginger stagn plank, cotleo, chicory,
sugar and milk for eolfee, graham bread,
white- breid, dumplings, npplo pie, liuttor,
oranges nnd npplrs. Tho report for tho
school for tho deaf shows thnt tho cost of
tho raaterlnls used In tho kitchen for one
week of tho month of Decembor wns
$2ti9.82; nverngn number of persons fed,
S08 16-21; nverago cost per person per week,
87.3S8 cents; cost per person a day, 12.IS1
cents.
SiuullpnT iiiiiiriiuline In Ilex .Molar.
Tho pcorlo of Des Moines havo not tnken
much Interest In tho smallpox epidemic
until today, when It was discovered that
tho fifteenth enso had Just broken out In
tho Iowa hotel. A chambermaid was taken
111 with tho disoaso yesterday and tho Hoard
of Health ordered tho house closed and
everybody In It to remain thoro under riuar
nantlno. Tho houso has been having a good
business nnd was well filled. A great many
traveling men wero under tho necessity nf
telegraphing to customers cnnrellng dates.
An umuslng Incident was In connection
with tho efforts of an opera house, manager
to gut the lending lndy of tho stock com
pany playing nt his houso nut of quaran
tine. Ho fent some persons to the houo
enrly this morning disguised ns policemen,
nnd they wero taking MUs Mny llosmcr
awny bodily when the regular police dis
covered the ruse- and sent the nctrcss and
her would-be abductors all back Into tlu
hotel to remain, A commercial enllego Is
being deserted by the Htuilenti, who eomu
from nil over tho state, and several hun
dred have gouo away. None ot thu cases in
REMNANT
Embroideries
French
Dress Goods
Corsets
And All Other Lines.
AND
Our entlrn line of Ladles' Jackets, Cnpcs
nnd Suits, ranging In prlco from $7.50 to
JJ.r.1, will go In ono lot nnd one price
SUITS
On Saturday
You spend
half your lifetime
in your office. Why stand the aggravation of dirt
and cold of miserable elevator service bad light and
ventilation? There is no ofllco building in the town kept
like
The Bee Building
The best is none too good for you, and you will find it n
good business investment to take a half hour and look at
the three or four vacant rooms. We keep them lllloil.
Why?
R. C. Peters & Co., Bee Building,
Rental Agents, Ground Floor.
HVIMflatrfliLWW
AUilr" ! Bli;il:i.N't: CD., 1'. O.
FOn I1Y SIVUHS-DILLOM
f&SK bin Vllllir.tliprr:npUonoffiuoiul'rBnrlipb.Ticln.wlll qnlcUIT cure you ioiw
ffi ntTTouiwir cllinurmif Hie Ki-ntmUve firmans, nuca !. Mniilioyn, a'"J
5 (3M 'uln In Urn llarU, Neiulual Kiulaaluua. NfrtniK Helilllly, ;'"'
. VPaJ Ui.lllur.al.. JInrrj, :liMln Itratna, Trl-elf ", ".""MiSLVJEi
- - vffiif Icwla lo Hi.e-rniaiorrbu) and all tbn Iiorrors o( iianotr-ncy. J'.J'J'J !;";25:c'.C5SKhl2
-" liver. the klilneyti uua ine urinary orgau cJ all Impurities. CUriUJ.NfcatrfJOftnaBa
nd1fl"t FeawTauffwSi1 ar'e imlctiinil by Doctors ! bwmise 50 per cent ar ; troutlr1 1 with jProatalltla.
CUl'lDnNFi tlio only known nwrty ui cure, without an operation. ''"u2i"A fwlVS
guarantee Klven and money rettiriied If tuxes does uot effect u permuncn eury. f 1 m a lox. ror s&w,
y mall, heti-1 for Fiiwie efrc-jlnr and tentlaii.L'lals.
"HE THAT WORKS EASILY, WORKS
SUCCESSFULLY." CLEAN HOUSE WITH
SAPOLIO
Den Moines has proved fatal, hut tho local
Hoard of Health holdH meetlnga practically
every day to wntch tho process of tho epi
demic. !ti-i'itinl In Tun ClllrN.
Nut pntlotled with tho census returns In
their cities, unollhlal recounts hnvo hecn
taken In Iledfnrd nnd Newton. In Iledford
tho count ns tnken by it newspaper showed
n fiitln of twenty-nine over the fedoral cen
sus, or n totnl of a,02fi. Thero was n sllnht
gain In Newton also, but not ns much nn
expected by tho people.
'I'u AIIimiiI liiiiiiKiirnl,
President Macl-ciui of tho Stnto university
of Iown has received an Invitation from
Wallaeo Donald Megrim to havo the Uni
versity of Iowa represented in tho inau
gural parado ut Washington, I). (', on
March I. Tho matter will bo referred to n
maBS ireetlng of tho students for neilmi. A
slmllnr Invitation has been extended to
tho other universities and large colleges of
the country. Alumni ot tho university who
contemplate attending the Inaugural nnd
who desire to Join tho studenls fihoiild com
municate the matter at onto to President
Mac Lean.
I'nlli'il In CiMincll HIiiiTn.
W. J. Wallaeo nnd bis sister, Mrs. J. H.
Wyman, aro In noiincll lllulfs, called by a
tclegr.tm announcing tho critical Illness ot
their father, W. W. Wallace, who wns slid
dnnly stricken with 1 emorrliago of tho
stomach. Tho nows of Mr. Wallace'H (on
dltlon was a great fiiirprle In his children,
as bo nnd his wlfo had Just roturnrd home
after a holiday visit hero nnd he was then
In tho vory best of lien lib.
Mnv Hi- lli-ollirr nl l.mil llnlirrlN
SAN PHANCISCO, Jan. 1'. Tho contents
of it letter touud among lh effects of tn
lato Abraham Huberts, who died on
January !. m it room mi iiuwuru nn-r,,
has led the coroner to bellow, that tin; de
ceased may have been a brother to l.oril
Uniterm, thn distinguished lli ltlsh gener il
The letter lit question was written on
November -. 1WI, by llaery Robert, n
brother of the deceased, who Is an uei-iiunt-
nnl employed ny uic i ni .in unn unn
of Princeton. Ill- In this, letter tbo paHKaan
occurs: "Our brother, (letieral HoborlK U
now. I believe. In charge of thu IMgllsll l
I, iau In I f.llfl ml
the tlmo of his death.
AlirilllHni Itoiier M " jv.iin "'"
lie wns poor and
had no relatives neiu
nt the morgue.
Ills body 13 nun
SALE
Flannels
Sale
ratiKliu: from 20 to fiO ner cent.
$aa-5
$7.50 to $27 ladles' Box Front and Aut
1 tUtlb UU( 4Ut
omobile Coats, on
rkIo Saturday
nt
$10 to $25 ladles' Tnilor-Mado SultB In
good assortment of
colors, on sale
Saturday at
S3.95
IS RESERVED. YOU HAVE THE
Council
B.uffs
M
TOCO I W d W thu rrut vtK?uw
.'tox vent. Han Franrlaco, cat.
..HUH CO.. JttTH AND KAIINA1L
D
0HANY 1 HEATERS
COMING:
The Kllfoil Stock Company
4lii M'itIi, SI Ml VV, .Tim. lit,
Opening in Iho (Srcut Com-I'dy-Draiun.
Our Step-Husband
The comnanv carrlcH MIX HIO VAUH15-
VII.I.H ACTS, making a continuous per
formance
Prices- me, aoe iiuii
I.mcIIch free Monday night. One lady will
bo admitted free with each paid ;Wc ticket.
BARTEL & MILLER
mo
llruailn a) Tel.
ir.ii.
KI.Ol It
1 1 Chillies
of
Normandy.
none
$1.00
1.1)
1.13
I.)
1.21
!, better ..
! our ItcHt
II Itcd Cross
l J)IK J.
Diamond llluff
CAXMili tiUOHS
r Cans Tomatoes 2-i
l :i Cans Corn "5i
' Peas l')D
I IlcaiiM I0u
FIUHT-
II Plums, 10:j Poaches. 12'io: Aprl-
t
il eois. ir,c. utlier fioous in pro
i purlieu
Genierviile Goal
Anil coal from tho boat tnlnoi In tho
cotnitrv. Also lmrtl coal and wood,
rrotnpt ilollvory is our motto.
Transfer Line Between Council Bluffs
and Omaha.
Council nitHTH Office. No, 2IJ North Main
Ht. 'iVluiihcno
Omaha Office, :ill Houth 12th Streos
Tolenhono K108.
Connection inntlo with South OmulA
Iran-dor.
I WILLIAM WELCH,
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