Til 13 OMAHA DAILY llJil2: SATT'HDAY, MAHCH L'J, 1901.
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.
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If a Woman is in Love That's her business.
If a Man is in Love That's his business,
COUNCIL
MI.Mtl 3IHNTIU.
DuvIh Kcllit driiRfi.
Ktoi-krrt rll carpets und ruBS.
Has fixtures and globes at Illxby's.
l-'lne A 11 C lnrr, Nrumnyor's hotel.
Wollnmn, sclpnlHlc optician, m H'wny.
V J. Hostettcr, ilantlst, Hiilriwln block.
lAffert, Jowclcr, optician, 2S8 Hroadway.
J. A. Hnow, auctioneer, H'wny, opp. I. -
Jllm Marin Hryanl of Third street Is
Vliltlng In ChlcnRo.
V I' OmlT, timlertiikpr nml tllslnfoctor,
101 Hotlth Main street, 'l'lionc 006.
Oct your work dono nt the popular kaBle
launilry, 721 Uroadwuy. 'Phono 157.
Morsun & Kloln, uplioIstcrinK. furniture
repairing, mattress mnldriR. 122 Mn"1 Hl;
20 per rrnt discount Halo on fnimes Bmi
f rn m d plotiiron. Alcxntidnr & Co., ,M nuu.
Mr, nml Mm. Chart Houtenj of Vhey
ennr. Wyii., art- guests of Council ItlutTs
frirndrt.
C V flwiirm. postmaster nt O-ikliuirl. , Iu.,
wis yi.Ht.Tduy the KUi"t of I. J. Jut",
clerk of the illstrlct court.
ltironlir Horkpr of Wooilhnry county,
lown, yeMrrilay railed on County Iteconler
Bmlth at the court lioiif.e.
Jump Mcltobi-rtrt Is Iwmi' from Kansas
City, where lio has been Kriulunteil from the
"Western WtiTlimry college.
Mr. unit Mrs. II. Hood of Cooper, Mich.,
nre Kiiests of Mr. and Mrs, John Shlnkle,
SOS Houth KlKhteeenth street.
A want ail In The Boo will brlns results.
The siune attention given to a wnnt nd In
Council Muffs as nt tho Omaha olllce.
Charles and Minnie Tucker will have a
hearing this morning before Jimtlce Ferrler
on a charge of assault and battery pre
ferred ngnlnst them by F. . W 'bbs.
William Klrby llled an amendment to his
petition for dlvorcp from Nellie Klrby yes
tcrduy In which ho named Italph Klrby,
a. nephew, as one of the co-respondents.
John Jllalr. M years of nge, was ar
rested yesterday ntternoon by a policeman
while throwing snowballs at n peddler of
bananas nt Hroadway Hnd Main streot.
Tim money order department at the poit
ofllcii has befii moved Into temporary (Uar
ters nl thn wiutli end of the building dur
ing the repairs being made by Contractor
llnttln. ,
Itovlv.il meetings In the Kpworth Metho
dist church, conducted by Mrs. I tattle
Livingston of Des Moines, will close tomor
row afternoon with a servlco beginning nt
2 o'clock. Mrs. Ivlngston will preside r.t
u closing rally tomorrow evening nt 7:30
In tho Fifth Avenuo ihurch.
Thero will be n campllre tonight In Ornnd
Army hall by Abo Lincoln post, to which
tho members of tho post nml their wives,
the memlxTs of thn Woman's Relief corpj
and their husbands, and all honorary mem
born havo benn Invited, Refreshments will
bo served and n musical and literary pro
gram given.
On the application of Mrs. Annlo M.
Brown, widow, It. D. Harle. of llarle. Haas
& Co. was yesterday nppolnted adminis
trator of the estate of Erasmus C. Brown,
Houth Main street druggist. The bonil was
tlxect at J1.5O0. The administrator will
cirry on the business for the benefit of
tho creditors.
ilusliy Hros. big compnny In that repre
sentative temperancu drama, "Ten Nights
In a Hnrroom," nt the Dohnny theater,
matinee today and tonight. This beautiful
drama depicts u series of truthtul scenes In
the course of a drunkard's life. The piny
ts marred by no exaggerations, but exhibits
tho actualities of llfo with a severe sim
plicity and an adherence to truth that gives
every picture n photographic vividness.
An an Indication that spring Is hero one
only has to gazo iu tho windows of ttie
Novoliy Cloak store, Kits Hroudwny. They
urn tho most beautifully decorateil windows
Iu the city, so far this si'iisou, showing the
latest novelties In millinery anil ladles silk
waists, gloves and ninny other articles of
wearing apparel dear to tho femlnlnu heart.
Tho styles of millinery uro especially
milium nml pretty and tho windows are a
bower of loveliness. Mr. Pcarlmnnn. tho
proprietor, Is being highly complimented
over tho excellent taste, he made In select
ing such choice, goods for his trade.
llcnncssy l,croylc, who has achieved
great fame In tho up-to-date comedy,
"Other People's Money, will appear at the
Dohnny thcutcr tomorrow evening, sup
ported by u compuuy of remarkable
strength. Thn story Is most laughable, ac
(lualutlng us with n clerk who elopes with
Ids mllllonalrn employer's daughter, wliom
tho parents desire to luivo wedded to an
other, a rich but exceedingly distasteful old
liog dealer. The plan of the elopement Is
carried n.it nt the Instigation of the girl's
father, who falls to discover that Ills own
dnughtet Is to bo thn heroine .of thn io
mancn until nil Is over. In tno company
supporting Mr. I.eroyln Is Miss May Sar
gent, whose cleviT Impersonation of Tlelka
Nan Hltturt, tho scheming coquette, Is
pleasantly remembered from last season,
N. Y. Plumbing Co., tolepnono ZSO.
Vice I'reslilt'iit from I'.noli Church.
A meeting will bo Thursday afternoon
nt tho home of Mrs. 0. (J. tinlrd, TGC Mill
street, to complete the organization of a
local branch of tho Womnu'ti Christian
Tcmpcranco union. Mrs. A. M. Johnson
lias been clecteil recording secretary and
Mra. 0. Denny of tho First Dnptist
church nad Mrs. v. It. Foster of Trlulty
Methodist church, vice presidents. It Is
tho Intention to appoint n vice president
from cuch church In the city.
STRONG AGAIN.
You who once possessed sturdy phys
iques mid steady nerves, but now have
insufficient physical force to properly
attend to ordinary duties; you who
Imveaseuscof "nll-goaeiies.Vrofterthe
lightest exertion; you who are dull,
languid and old in spirits at nn age
when you should be f ullof physical fire;
you wlio may feel that your life is not
worth the struggle there Uabcleutlnc
means of redeeming all the precious
powers which seem to be entliely lost.
Have cured thousands such as you.
Don't experiment with your health or
money. We will take the risk. II six
tioxes do not cure you, your money is
returned, I'or years we have been
curing men cu these satisfactory terms.
81.00 ner box. 0 for S"00 mailed In
plain package. Hook free. Addrrs
I l'KAt, Nvn'riN' en ""vrlnml. Oilio,
old by Kuho ic Co., Hti. and Douglas,
and U. A. union, ctouin 'jmana.
Bare Facts
Wo lay barn to tho people of
Council muffs and vicinity tho
fitelH that shoulil appeal lo
their Judgment. There Is no
hotter shoo mado In tho world
than tho celebrated
HANAN SHOES
These shoes Cost u little moro
than somo other brands, but
tho value Is there. They nro
mado from tho best material
ami by high priced, skilled
workmen. Five dollars buys a
i. nli' nf thrxn iiu-tn.ilate. styl
ish, woll wearing shoes, For
tho best ulwnys go to
SARGENT'S '
Look for tlio Hear.
FARM LOANS
Negotiated In Eastern Nebraska,
and town. James N, Casady, r
U'G Main SC. Council muffs.
LEWIS CUTLER
Funeral Director
(Successor to W, C. Estop)
EB P1UUL bTRttr. 'i'liuue 07.
BLUFFS.
BACK TO THE PENITENTIARY
tbarlci BtcTenton'i Eetura Ordered bj
QoTtrnor Shaw.
HAD BEEN OUT A YEAR ON PAROLE
llecmine of the The It of Tons of lliiy
Ho .Must Fill Out Ills Unexpired
Term mill Forfeit All Clnlm
to Good llelimlor Time.
Charles Stevenson of this city, who n
year ago yesterday was released from the
penitentiary nt Fort Madison, having been
paroled by Governor Shaw, was last even
ing taken back to the penitentiary to servo
out his unexpired term of ono year,
February 28, 18HU, Stevenson was con
victed by n Jury in tho district court here
of obtaining money under falso pretenses
and ho was sentenced to two yenrs at
hard labor In the penitentiary. Stevenson
obtained a $100 loan from A. A. Clark &.
Co, on a team of mules and a wagon which
ho claimed to bo his property, but which
were later proved to belong to the Iowa
School for the Deaf. He found tho team
hitched on Hroadway, wh)Ie tho man In
chargo was In a nenrby store. Stevenson
unhitched tho team and drovo It to In
front of Clark & Co.'s olUcc, where, rep
resenting the outfit to be his properly, ho
succeeded In securing n. loan of $100. After
receiving the money, ho drovo tho team
and wagon to a sldo street, whero ho
hitched It nnd went on his way.
Friends of tho young man Interested
themselves In his behnlf and on his
promlso to reform secured a parolo from
Governor Shaw after Stevenson hnd served
ono year of the two years' sentence. Ho
was released from tho penitentiary on
March 22, 1600.
About a month ngo Stevenson was ar
rested on complaint of J. F. Mooro of
Onawa, la., who charged him with steal
ing ten tons of hny which tho former had
stored In this city waiting for a rnlso In
tho market. Part of tho stolen hay was
recovered by Mooro on replevin proceed
ings nnd Ste.vetiBon was sentenced to
thirty days In tho county Jail. Tho at
tention of tho governor was called to the
young man's backsliding and nn order from
tho executive department was received yes
terday by Sheriff Cousins Instructing him
to tako back Stevenson to tho peniten
tiary, whero ho will be required to" servo
out tho full balance of his original
fcontonce. Stevenson by breaking tho con
ditions of his parolo will forfeit whatever
good tlmo ho may havo earned while In
tho penitentiary.
Dnnco tonight nt Hughes' hall.
(illAIIAM HUM) FOR CHAM) JURY.
Iiiillniiii Sheriff Also Wnntn n Cliuncc
(o ;( nt Him.
C. J. Ornham, arrested on complaint of
his wife, had a preliminary hearing
before Judge Aylesworth yesterday and was
bound over to the grand Jury. His bond
waB llxcd at $500, in defuult of which ho was
committed to tho county Jal!.
Fearing that tho caso In tho pollen court
might fall through or that her husband
might succeed In giving bail, Mrs. Ornham
filed n second information ngalnst him on
a similar chnrgo In Justice Fcrrlcr's court.
Ousslo Schulo, tho young woman In tho
case, when placed on tho stand In tho morn
ing, declined to testify for fear of Incrlml
natng herself, but later In the day changed
her mind and gavo her ovldcncc.
Albert Hetties, tho escaped prisoner from
tho Lancaster county Jail In Lincoln, who
was associated with Graham In tho manu
facture nnd snlo of soap, was subpoenaed
on behalf of tho state. Ho proved any
thing but a satisfactory witness nnd bin
evasion when asked a question led to con
siderable cross-fencing between him and
Assistant County Attorney Klmhnll. Tho
court had frequently to Interfere and com
pel the witness to answer the questions put
to hi in.
Sheriff Cousins rccelvod a telegram yes
terday from Clinton A. Bondurnnt, shorlff
of Plymouth, lnd saying: "Hold John
Kuhns, alias Charles Graham, until I can
write." Nothing Is known hero of what
Graham Is wanted for In Indiana. Graham's
homo Is at Ligonter, Ind., where Ills fathor
Is a wealthy carriage manufacturer.
I'lOMKRAI, COURT IS AlMOUIlXi:!).
llorly Recess the Result of I.nck of
(.'uses to Try.
Judgo McPhcrson adjourned tho present
term of federal court yesterday morning
until April 3, when ho will return here
utter holding court at Crcston, Judge nnd
Mrs. McPherson will go to their homo at
Red Oak this morning.
This early adjournment was duo to tho
bottom falling out of tho assignment of
cases. Tho three enscs against the Council
muffs Canning company hod been set for
yesterday morning, but at tho request of all
parties concerned were continued until next
month.
The petition of Intervention of Knud
Jensen In tho matter of the receivership
of tho Omnha & St. Louis railroad was
referred to Master In Chancery Ross. Jen
sen secured n verdict against tho rail
road company In tho state court for $1,300
for Injuries iccelvcd whtlo In Its employ.
Ho now seeks to havo his claim preferred,
Charles Hennott, sentenced to six months'
Imprisonment In tho Montgomery county
Jail at Red Oak for pabslng a counterfeit
$5 bill, was taken thero last evening by
ucputy united States Marshal McNaught.
United States Marshal George M. Chris
tlan left last evening for his homo nt
Grlunell.
Dance tonight nt Hughes' hall.
20 per cont discount sale on frames and
framed pictures. Alexander & Co., 333 n'way.
Davis sells glass.
.Ilovcrry Met Drnf.li While DrluklrtK.
Tho funeral of Fred J. Mowcry, who died
tuddcnly In Mergcn'a saloon, will bo this
afternoon nt 3 o'clock from tho homo of
FOR RENT...
THE BEN0 STORES
No 29, 31, 33, 35 Pearl St.
No. 28, 30, 32, 31 Main St.
These stores iu the center of the city and
occupied for many yean by
John Beno & Co.,
the largest retail dry goods and clothing
dealers In western Iowa, who have re
moved to more extensive quarters In th
Elsemnn building.
Rent vory low to desirable parties on Ions
lease.
E H, SHEAFE & CO
RENTAL AGENTS.
6 Pearl Street,
Council Olutti.
his mother, Mrs. Scott, 1001 Third avenue.
Hurlal will be In Walnut Hill cemetery.
Members of the family of the dead man
deny that ho was In tho act of raising n
glass of whisky to his mouth when lie
dropped dead. They say that Mowcry was
not feeling well and went Into a small room
at tho rear of the saloon and sat down at
a table. A few minutes Inter ho was found
by a companion to be breathing his last.
Our customers were so woll pleased with
tho'b.mnnas that wo were selling last week
at 10c per dozen that wo have again mado
arrangements with commission men to sup
ply us with all wo can sell nt tho samo
price, 10c per dozen. They nro extra fine.
Wa also have ripe tomatoes, pieplant,
radishes, Icttuco and unions. Bnrtel &
Miller, 'phone 339.
Dance tonight nt Hughes' hall.
I.VSl'RAXCIJ OK I'lrilMO .SCHOOLS.
Vi'iirl)' Tttn TliuiiHMIiil Dollars for
Tlirt'i1 Yt'iirs' Pniti'i'tloii.
Tint Hoard of Education nt Its ndjourncd
meeting Inst night decided to placo Insur
aiico to tho amount of $117,700 upon tho
Kchoot buildings of tho district, exclusive,
of tho new High school. The latter build
ing, now In course of construction, will not
bo rendy to Insuro until July. The pre
mium on this amount on n thrco years' pol
icy will, It Is estimated, ho nhout $1,020,
or $610 n year for tho thrco years. The
amount of Insurance recommended by the
committee, on buildings ami grounds will
bo divided as follows, the estimated value
of each building being given:
Kstlmutcd
Value. Insurance.
Wushlngtnn Avenuo $ 40,(n) $ 2.-1,0111)
Hloomor tn.onn 211,001)
Twentieth Avenuo t0,("l 25,()
Third Street Ifi.OOO 10.000
Pierre Street 15,fln0 10,000
North Might Street ir.,000 0.000
Avenuo 1) l!,noo lO.ono
Thirty-second Street 8,n S.t)
Mndlson Avenuo S.Ooo r,,ooo
Harrison Street S.Ooo c.coo
Cut Off l.fi(K) 1,2-n)
Woodbury fr rn)
Uunti 700 r.)
Clark 7o) CiO
Old High School IO.0O11 ti.ono
Klghth Avenuo n.ooo 4,oji)
Second Avcnilu 15.0T0 10,000
Totals $:.TJ,X) $147,700
In his report as chairman of tho build
ings nnd grounds committee, to which tho
matter had been referred, Mr. Cooper In
cluded $15,000 on tho new High school
building, ninking tho total nmount of In
surnnco recommended $192,700. In tho dis
cussion that followed tho rending of tho
report, It wob suggested that tho new High
school was not far enough ndvnnced to bo
Insured nt tho present tlmo nnd this Item
wns cut out of tho list.
Mr. Swalno and Mr. Keller expressed tho
opinion that tho amount was excessive,
especially us regards tho Washington nve
nuo school, which Is across tho street from
engine houso No. 3. Mr. Keller moved to
amend tho adoption of tho committee's to
port by having each member suggest tho
amount he considered tho schools ought to
bo Insured for and then to strlko an aver
age by dividing the total of such amounts
by seven, tho number of momhers on tho
board. His amendment on being put to a
voto failed to curry and tho adoption of
tho committee's report carried, Shugart,
Swalno nnd Keller voting ngalnst It.
It wns then decided to Insuro for three
years and tho matter of placing tho risks
was left with tho commlttco on bulldlng3
and grounds.
AtlJufitliiK KlitilnrKfArteiift.
Tho peoplo. having voted at tho recent
election to maintain tho kindergartens nu
part of tho school system, It was decided
to niako a slight though none tho less Im
portant change In tho length of tho course
of study by doing away with the name of
the preliminary course and merging tho
work In tho first grade, thus getting the
work of Ave semesters into four. The
kindergarten courso will bo ono year and
tho courso of study abovo the kindergarten,
Including the High school, will bo twclvo
years. Hy this now arrangement It will
save the pupil a year In tho primary grades.
Tho matter of blackboards for tho new
High school enmo up for dlRCtlBslon, but
ns the members were divided In their
prcfcrcnco as to nntural slato or compo
sition action wan deterred until the next
meeting.
Tho buildings and grounds committee was
authorized to secure abstracts of tho prop
erty ordered sold and to havo a plat mado
of tho old High school grounds, part of
which is to be divided Into lots nnd sold.
Superintendent Clifford and Principal I'.n-
slgn wero authorized to make tho neces
sary arruugemcnts for tho graduating exor
cises of tho High school.
J. J. Stewart's bill of $1,150 for nttorney
fees in defending tho district In tho Smith
ventilator suit wns allowed on recom
mendation of tho flnanco commlttco and
ordered paid.
Chairman Macrao of the text books com
mittee reported that ho had Invcstlgntod
tho question of tho legality of having tho
union lnbol placed on all printed supplies
and pamphlets distributed by tho hoard
and found tho board had n right lo grant
tho request of tho Typographical union In
this respect. Tho rending of tho resolu
tion submitted by tho Typographical union
disclosed tho fact that it also called for
tho union Inbcl on nil text books. Chair
man Macrao was not ready to report ns
to this phase of the question and nt his
request tho committee was given further
time.
The resignation of Miss Swire, teacher
In tho Plcrco street Bchool, was accepted.
MIbs Shea will tako her room and Miss
Connor will act as assistant between tho
Plerco Btrcet nnd Third streot schools.
Miss Maud Robinson was elected a substi
tute teacher, to till tho vacancy thus
caused.
Messrs. Cox & Schocntgon, the board's
architects, wero Instructed to dmft plans
for a four-room addition to bo built on tho
south sldo of tho Second avenuo school.
At tho recent election a lovy of $6,000 for
this purposo wns voted.
The architects wero also Instructed to
preparo plnns for new toilet rooms for
the nioomer school.
Tho board ndjourncd to meet at the call
of tho president.
Last week tho demand for our bananas
was so great that wo wero unable to fill
It, but this week we havo secured a .largor
stock of cholco bannnas nnd will sell thAm
at tho samo price, lOo per dozen. Hartel
&. Miller, 'phono 359.
.Mllllnrr)' 0irnliiH'.
On Monday, March 25, Mrs. Albln Huster
will give hor spring opening of choice mil
linery goods. Concert in tho ovenlng.
Dance tonight nt Hughes' hull.
Gravel roofing. A. H. Reed, 541 Hroad'y,
Davis sells paint.
COl 1.1) .NOT GUT ItKOLISlTIO.V.
Aiitluirltlt'N ,Vri' Furred to Uridine
Albert 114-ttlex.
Albert Hetties, who escaped from tho
Lancaster county Jail at Lincoln, Nob,, last
January and was arrested In this city n
fow dnys ago, was released yesterday
morning. Ho refused to roturn to Ne
braska without requisition pnpers when
Sheriff Urnnson enmo here far him. Yes
terday Sheriff Ifranson notified the police
here that he could not secure papers for
Hottles' return, so ho was released from
custody.
DeLQDg'B stationery department is right.
NOT AFRAID OF SMALLPOX
Folk Ooaatj Auditor nd Ricrdr Hare
to Be Bmoked Oat.
ORPHANS HOME TO RECEIVE ITS MONEY
A. V. Slorm of Clierifkec Comity Cnii
fllilntr for Superintendent of I'ub
1 1 e- lllKtriK'Miui Mftlllldlnt Coil
frri'tice lit HookHI City.
D12S MOIN'KS, Murch 22. (Special.)
Tho health ofllcers ordered tho court houso
closed and fumigated because of small
pox. Tho county auditor nnd county
recorder refused to close. Today the
formnldchydo generators wero placed In
tho hall nnd tho building wns subjected to
the fumes. The auditor stood it until 10
o'clock, when ho nnd hts force capitulated.
Later In tho day tho county rocorder nnd
his force accepted the Inevitable and
gavo In,
Oriiliiins' II nine t.'rti Monry.
Attorney General Mulhin today decided
tho caso submitted to him by tho Stato
Iloard of Control with roferenco to tho
appropriation for 0110 month In 180S, which
never went to tho credit of tho Iowa
Soldiers' Orphnns' homo nt Davenport. Ho
roaches tho conclusion that tho money
should bo given the home.
Another Stnle ('nnillilnto.
Superintendent A. V. Storm of Cherokee
county Is announced ns n candidate for
superintendent of public Instruction, the
announcement having been mado In his
homo papers today. Ho has been In school
work In Illinois and wns superintendent
nt Storm Lako a fow years. His Is tho
first announced candidacy In opposition to
tho present state superintendent, who It
was expected would bo renominated with
out opposition.
Klrnt of Coiiferrnrps.
Tho first of tho semi-annual Methodist
conferences Is to be held at Rockwell City
April 22-21 next, hls being tho confer
ence of tho Mnrshalltown district. In
tho program, among other things Is 11
dlscusslpn of "tho Use of Newspnpcrs,"
"tho Nature of Dowlelsm" nnd "tho
Preacher as n Lecturer."
Tho annunl conferenro of tho United
Hrethrcn church for Iowa Is In session In
Muscntlne. It was Intended that the
conferenco should bo held In Moravia,
but an epidemic of smallpox prevented.
Iilaliop Cnstlo Is presiding.
1'ri'iuirliiK: for I'nt-kliiK.
William Agor, ono of tho now owners of
tho packing houso In Des Moines, nrrlved
In tho olty from Chicago p.nd ts busy pre
paring to enmmenco operations. Tho pack
ing plant has been Idle so long that n
vast nmount of lepalrs nro necessary and
much of tho machinery must bo entirely
replaced. It Is the expectation that kill
ing can be commenced In a month or six
weeks.
Mnplc Vullry Firemen .Heel,
ONAWA, In., March 22. (Special.) At n
meeting of tho Mnplu Vnlloy Firemen's
Tournament association tho program of
last year was ndoptcd. The placo of tho
coming nnpual tournament will bo decided
at a meeting at Ida'Grovc, April 10.
Snlc of ,Olient Xen mumt.
ONAWA. In., March 22. (Special.) The
Onawa Gazette.- thn oldest paper In Monona
county, hna boon sold to A. D. Potter, until
recently of Spcarflsh, S. D. Tho Gnzotto
was established by Horvendoftcr &. Aldrldge
In tho winter of ifcOfi.
llonril of Clinritlea Convention.
RED OAK, la., March 22. (Special.)
Tho fourth annual convention of tho Iowa
Stato Hoard of Charities nnd Corrections
will bo In Red Oak, April 3, 4 and C.
Prlcklv Ash Hitters eiiron illonno nt
kidneys, cleanses and strengthens the liver,
stomach nnd bowels.
MlNNnm-I'M i:Misltlon Dcli'Kiit Ion.
JEFFHRSON CITY. Mo.. March Si-Governor
Dockery today appointed the follow
ing us u board of commissioners to r..nrn-
sent Missouri at tho Punamerlcan (Huffalo)
and Charleston (8. C.) expositions: Robert
M. Yost. St. Louis; K, 8. Carver, Orant
City; Jthn T. Hi-al, Kdlnn; Fred H. Graves.
Dou Run, nnd Charles C. Hell, Hoonevllle,
Tho commission organized bv electlin- thn
following otUcera: K. S, Gnrver, president;
John T. Hen I, vlco president; Robert M,
Yost, secretary, nnd Charles C. Hell, treas-
An Excellent Combination.
The pleasant method and beneficial
effects of tho well known remedy,
Hyitui' op Fiob, manufactured by tho
Califohnia Fid Sviiup Co., illtistrnto
tlio vnluoof obtaining- tho liquid laza
tivo principles of plants known to be
medicinally laxntlvo nnd presenting
them in the form most refreshing" to tha
tasto and acceptable to tho system. It
is tho one perfect strengthening lnxa
tl", cleansing tho system effectually,
dispelling colds, heailnchcs and fevere
gently yet promptly and enabling ono
to overcome habitual constipation per
manently. Its perfect freedom from
every objectionable quality and sub
stance, nnd its acting on tho kidneys,
livor and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, mako it tho ideal
laxative.
In tho process of manufacturing figs
aro used, as they are pleasant to tho
tasto, but the medicinal qualities of tho
remedy aro obtai.icd from senna and
other aromatic plants, by a method
known to tho CAi.irortMA Fio Syhup
Co. only. In order to got its beneficial
effects and to avoid imitations, please
remember tho full namo of tho Company
printed on tho front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO,
BAN FRANCISCO, GAL.
LotnavnxE. mr. new york, n. y.
Forsalo by all D'ugglsts, Price 60c, per bottla
DOHflNY THEATERA
Mat. and Night, Saturday, Mar. 23
111.S11V linos.'
Hlg Drnmntlo and Vnudevlllo Company
Ten Nights
in a Barroom
Superb Hrass Hnnd nnd Orchestra. Tho
chllilroii will curb be presented with a
packugo of candy nt tho matinee,
Matlneo prices: Children, 10c: adults,
3c. Nlk'ht prices; iiv, uud
If They Get Married That's their business,
When They Buy Wearing Apparel That's our Business
We furnish hundreds of women, young and old, with fashions
able Cloaks, Suits, Skirts, Waists, Mackintoshes, readyv made to
order,
Millinery, Lace and Tapestry Curtains, Rogers' Silverware,
Bissell's "Syco'V Bearing Carpet Sweepers,
Cash or Easy payments at the prevailing cash prices of other
stores, Our Millinery department is complete in every respect.
Our Silk Waists are immense in styles, beauty and value,
The Novelty Cloak Store
536 Broadway, Council Bluffs
Open evenings till after Easter.
Direct Line Across . the Continent
will sell tickets at the following reduced rates
from Omaha
TO
California,
San Francisco, Los
Angeles, San Dlep,
Including all main line points, north
California etato line to Colton, San
Bornardlno, and San Diego
$25.00
NEW CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1324 FARNAM STREET Tel. 316.
UNION STATION, TENTH AND MARCY STREETS Tel. 62t.
Convalescent After Fever and
t- 1 k.,,, r t 1. .in. .
IdKC J1IUII 5 UrlIU lUllli. XIIU IIUW If UIIUUl IUI VUU JIUUllll! lUJ'iUIJ
builds up the e.Vdtein, tastes good. Druggists, 60 conta.
Tho Lightning Mcdlclno Co., nock Island, Ills.
Mull's Llchtnlnc Pain Killer kills any palu lnstntly. 25c.
H:
COUNCIL
John Beno &f o
OUR "CLEANING-UP" DAYS
Wo have established tho rulo of making tho last two days of each week
"clean-up" In tho different departments. Anything In short lengths of goods
or broken lines of stock goes on tho remnant counters on theso days and car
ries a prlco that constitutes It a genuine bargain.
Silks
Wo find many of our cholco patterns
reduced to what might bo called
"short IcngthB," yot nearly all havo
waist lengths and somo full dress pat
terns, yet all havo tho "remnant"
price.
ai.i. ninwiiTsiuvrs
Advice to
Office Seekers.
April and May are the months whjn
most people do their moving. The
proapecta are that the demand for of
fice In Omaha wa never so trreat as
It will bo this spring. There are not
a great many rooma vacant In
The Bee Building
but therw are among them several
which aw particularly choice: one dl
reotly In front of the elevator on the
6th floor: one on tho 1st floor next to
the entrance to The Bee builneea of
fice: a aulte of three rooms on the
Urd floor, and a very large office and
vault on the ground floor facing 17th
tlet. Besides theee, there are four
or five kmaller rooma tn various part
of the building.
The rents are reasonable and the
service perfect.
R. C. PETERS & CO.,
RENTAL AGENTS,
Ground Floor. Bee Bulldlar, Omaha.
Get Ahead
of the
Spring Rush
For Offices.
Every Tuesday
in .MARCH and AI'KIL
tho
Union Pacific
1 TO
Utah, Idaho, Oregon,
Montana and Washington,
Ogden and Salt Lake City, Utah,
Dutto and Helena, Montana
$23,00
Portland, Oregon, Spokane, Washing
ton, Tacoma and Seattle, Washing
ton $25,00
Wasting Disease?
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BLUFFS.
Embroideries
Just at tho beginning of tho season
we find an accumulation of abort
lengths In somo of tho best sollors.
Wo Insist on theso being sold and have
marked "remnant" on them.
snow special riAiu.AiNS.
Published
Friday, Mar. 15.
BetsyR OSS
A Minot of the Flif,
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72 Fifth Avenuo,
New York.
You
Can Buy
Brains
at meat market, or yon
oan hire other people to
think for you, or a nimble
fingered girl to write your
letters, but do you know a
good dictionary is a great
help In writing or speak
ing correctly?
Probably you bar a decrepit
Id dictionary tn your office. It
la so tatterod and dirty that you
Mldaci use It. Throw it la tha
wast basket and get a
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Dictionary
It ta the latait out and scholars
everywhere pronounce It the
keat. Containing over lOO.COO
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dlters, specialists and educated
tea, cestlag nearly a mlllloa
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far the beit dictionary before
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CAXTj on or write th
mdobath btationert oa
Wot FAHMAM BTKBST,
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5
D0HANY THEATER
Sunday, March 24.
HENNESY LEROYLE
Will present yon with
OTHER
PEOTLE'S
MONEY
A comedy that has sot them all talking.
I'riocs l!5ef 3CV 50c, 76o.