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TJI12 OMAHA DAILY HICK: Sl'NDAY, "MARCH 2t, 1001.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MIMil Mll.Vl'ION.
Da In sell drug.
Htockert dells carpets and rug?.
das llitureM ami globes at Ulby's.
rino A U C beer, Neumuyer's hotel,
tollman, scientific optician, 9 ll'way.
J Hostettcr. dentist, lluldwln block.
Leffert. Jeweler, optician, M llroadway.
J. A Hnow. auctioneer. ilwuy, opp. I. O,
Crmsy. ln-year-old son of City Clerk Phil
lip lias" scarlet lever.
'Hit m-etliig of l'ulin grove Tjesday nigh,
will be followed by u dance.
K UrutT. undertaker and dlslnfecto.
101 South .Main street. Thorn! (06.
l'a:m grove Hwiribly Tuesday night, "
cents louple, elra ladle, 10 cents.
Clet your work done at the popular Kagu
laundry, ill llroadway. 'l'hono Ul.
Horn, ti .Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Joseph
7 Myuster street, yesterday, a son.
He J W. Cnlfee will conduct service
today In tlu llruudway Methodist church.
Mown . Kluln. upholstering, furnltuu
repairing, ninttruas making, rl. Mulu st
Orand millinery opening at Mlsn Hprlnk
Tuesday mid Wednesday afternoon, .March
M and -
Utorge M Jones was reported to be seri
ously ill ut his home, 72. M lister stie. t,
lust night
V marrlHKc license whs Issued oterduy
to Churles Davis. aged 31, und Mury 1 licks,
Mgod 40, both of Uinahu.
Justice Kerrler performed the marrluge
ceremony yesterday for Charles Davis anil
Mary Kicks, both of Umuha.
Ht Albans lodge No. 1", Knights of
I'ytlilas, will meet tomorow evening for
work In the tirst and third ranks.
The Inside of the city Jail Is being re-jmlnu-d
iy the prisoners under tho supervl
elon of Marty James, day Jailer.
A want ad In Tho lleo will bring results.
The same attention given to u want ad In
Council Mutts as nt the Omaha otllce.
-i) per cent Discount Halo on frames and
framed pictures, to make loom for new
goods. Alexander Ac Co., 3J3 llroadway.
Tho regular meeting of tho Associated
Charities will bo In the lecture) room of
tho Congregational church Wednesday ut
3 li. I n
A meeting of the gardeners unit fruit
growers of this vicinity has been called for
Saturday afternoon a 1 In runners' hall,
county courthouse.
These cervices will bo In draco episcopal
church today: .Sunday school at li:U; morn
ing prayer and sermon at 11 j evening prayer
und sermon ut 7:oo
ltixlli ciuvon plctun- und frame, from good
photos only, tor J2.50. Curvoth. urtlst, S
Kust Pierce, street, Council lllults. Tele
phono 179 and agent will call.
The Woman's Christian association Is
having plans prepared for Its new hospital.
Work on tho building Is expected to be
begun us soon us the weather will permit.
Hubert Laud und William Wilson, lads
charged with the theft of a game rooster
valued at 10 by Its owner. Cah Hasty, wero
discharged In police court yesterday morn
ing Tho funeral of Mrs. llartel Nelson, 1900
Houth Twelfth Hlroot, will be Tuesday
afternoon nt S:3, from the Danish llaptlst
church, initial will be In Walnut Hill
cemetery
The First Church of Christ. Scientist,
will lmvo services this morning nt 10:13 In
tin Hnpp building. Tho subject will bo
"Heullty An experience meeting will bo
ednesday ut S p. m.
Hev W. II. Crewdson. pastor of tho First
Christian church, will preach this morning
on "Christian I'nlon und the Reasons for
It " In the evening his topic will bo "Chris
tian l ulou mid tho llasls for It."
Justice Keriler heard the evidence yester
day In the caso In which Charles and
Minnie, Tucker wero charged with assault
ing F. 1). Webbs and took his decision
under advisement for twenty days.
Klre of unknown origin broko out nt S
o clock yesterday morning In the olllce of
tho Christian Home. It was promptly ex
tinguished before the arrival of tho tire de
partment and tho only damago was to a
cabinet i'oitulnlug fancy work.
Hev. K. N. Harris, returned mlsslonury
from llurmah and formerly pastor of the
Itothany lluiitlst chinch of this city, will
pteach lu tho First llaptlst church this
morning and evening. Ho will speuk In
particular of his work In llurmuh.
Mrs. Hattlo Livingston, evangelist, will
begin revival meetings tomorrow night In
the Iowa Holiness association's mission
hall, She will also give lllblo readings In
tho mission homo on Glen avenue every
afternoon at J;30, commencing Tuesday.
Just received a lino line of French violins
nnd all kinds of small musical Instruments,
moie than wo can mention In n newspaper.
Come and exnmlno them at the Hourlclus
M.lslc House. 333 llroadway. Council Hlurts,
cmo of tho largest pluno houses of tho west,
whero tho organ stands upon tho building.
County Auditor Innes wus yesterday up
pointed administrator of tho estato of
(leorgo S. Clark, who, us far as known, had
no relatives. He was a county charge and
ut tho time of his death held somo Insur
ance, which the county seeks to secure to
recoup Itself for his care. Innes' bond was
iWed ut 2eu.
Tho choir of St. Paul's F.plscopal church
Is rehearsing Schnecker's Cuutatu. "The
Story of Cuivtiry," which will be given at
the vesper service Palm Sunday. Tho choir,
under tho direction of W. I,. Thlckstun,
organist, will be assisted by It, H. Duvles.
baritone, who will sing the solo parts. Mr.
Davles was formerly connected with tho
Chicago Conservatory of Music.
C J. Graham, who was bound over to tho
Krund Jury Friday on a charge preferred
against him by his wife, expects to bo ublo
to f'lrnlsh a $500 cash bond In a few days.
He received u letter yesterday from his
father, a wealthy carriage manufacturer of
Ldgon er. lud.. nromlslnir assistant... Vn
wonl has been received hero from the
sheriff ut Plymouth. Ind.. as to the nature
of tho charge on which Graham Is alleged
to be wanted there.
Something over two yeurs ago Hennessey
l.eroylo produced tho farcical comedy.
"Other People's Money," which will bo been
ut tho Dohany theater tonight. The author
has furnished tho players with a series of
highly amusing scenes und sltuutlons. That
Mr l.eroylo Is an excellent urtlst Is evi
denced by tho fact that tho public has
placed Its upproval upon his work und that,
too, In u most hearty manner. For the
present season he has succeeded in drawing
about him tho best supporting company
ever seen In tho play and those who delight
in that manner of play that has u motive,
which reeks with laughter and fairly bub
bles with fuu, should not fall to see this
attraction,
TO TAX OUTSIDE BREWERIES
Oitj Oouicil Coniidrs Hw Plan to In
crease Iti BtTtnue.
N. Y. 1'luinbtng Co.. telepnona 250.
Davis sells glass.
Millinery Opening-.
On Monday, March 25, Mrs. Albln Huster
will give her spring opening of choice mll
lluery goods, Concert In tho evening.
"I want a wheel, but have no money."
Is this your tlx? Vou can earn one by do
ing a little work for The Dec. Head our
great offer to buys aud girls.
GETS AFTER THE LIQUOR AGENTS
ilrn Is to I'liii'i Thrill on Same Plane
n INlubllslied Ruinous Men Af
fected Ktpres u Concern
Uut Proposition,
The city fathers have been considering a
.lumber of plans to Increase the revenue
of tho munlslpality for tho next fiscal year
aud tho latest suggestion Is to pats an
ordloauce requiring the outside breweries
uolng a wholesale business lu Council
tllutis to pay the same tax as the local
wholesale liquor dealers do,
A largo business U done In this city by
outside breweries from which tho city ro
uelves no revenue In tho shape of license,
whllu the local wholesale liquor dealers
are obliged to pay tho same annual license
as the retail saloons. The license amounts
to $77.10 a month, 130 of which goes to
the county aud J27.10 to the city. Local
wholesale liquor houses complain of this
taxation aid tho unequal competition they
h.ivo to contend with. Inasmuch as several
breweries across the river maintain agen
cies here but ure required to pay no license.
Most of tho agents tor these outside
breweries have their olllcos in some saloon
operated by their company, und while tho
saloon Itself puys tho necessary license,
their wholesale business is conducted with
out tho city deriving any revenue from It.
Some of the outsldo breweries maintain
storage houses In t'.ils city and it has been
suggested that these can be considered as
wholesale houses and taxed accordingly.
The Idea Is to place tho outsldo concerns
doing a wholesale liquor business In this
city on tho same plane us the local whole
salers, who have to pay tho yearly tax to
the county aud city.
This plan of Increasing the city's rev
enue has been discussed among the alder
men, and If It is practicable It will be
curried out and au ordluanco providing
for the payment of tho license by tho out
sldo breweries will bo brought up at an
early meeting of tho city council,
Hrierj- .Men Art- Serene.
Agents of outside breweries, when they
learned of tho proposition to make them
pay license the same us the local whole
sale liquor houses, failed to express any
concern cr alarm. They say that such a
proposition would bo entirely Irregular, as
It would Interfere with tho laws of Inter
state commerce. No city ordinance, they
sny, could have the effect of making them
pay such u license. City Solicitor Wuds
worth, when usked If tho city could enforco
such un ordinance, Bald ho had not given
tho matter any attention. It had not been,
he said, brought to him olllclally, although
he had heard that the aldermen were dis
cussing tho advisability of attempting to
enforco tho payment of a license by out
sldo breweries. Until he gave tho matter
a thorough Investigation he could not ex
press any opinion as to it interfering with
the Interstate commerce laws.
II is said that a number of the drug
stores do a largo business In tho sale of
liquors und some of tho aldermen have sug
gested that those doing such a business bo
made to pay the same license as a saloon,
or comply with tho strict letter of tho law.
To comply strictly with tho law tho drug
stores cannot sell liquor unless on a phy
sician's prescription.
Tho city Is In need of some additional
revenue the coming fiscal year, where to
get It Is what Is bothering the -uldermen
and other oHiclals, and they are willing to
grasp at any straw that they think may
blow their way. Tho question will como
up for discussion at tho meeting of tho
city council tomorrow night.
CUXNIXC.-.IAM TO SVK Till! COUXTV.
Insists nut Three Thuiisiiuil Dollar
Is Already OwIiik Itllll.
F. M. Cunningham, tax ferret, will test
the right of the County Hoard of Super
visors to cancel Its contract with him.
When the board meets, April 1, he will
present his bill for tho 50 per cent of tho
moneys recovered Into the county treas
ury through his efforts. In the event ot
the board declining to allow it he will at
ouce, he said yesterday, Institute stilt.
Up to date over JS.000 has been paid Into
tho county treasury by persons whom Cun
ningham discovered owned property which
bad been omitted from assessment. Under
his contract with the board his share ot
this would amount to $3,000.
Frank Shlnn, who secured a temporary
Injunction In the district court restraining
tho county authorities from carrying out
tho provisions of tho contract with Cun
ningham and from paying him any moneys
under It, has not Hied tho required bond
of $1,000, as ordered by tho court. The
injunction does not go into effect until
the bond Is filed. It Is understood that no
bond will be tiled, now, seeing that tho
board has canceled Its contract with Cunningham,
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iBare Facts
W e lay buro to tho people ot Lsk
Council 111 u ITs and vicinity tho fiCS
facts that should uppeal to Tea
their Judgment. There Is no WJ
better shoe, made In tho world 19
than tho eclebruted ,
niiijiti pnnrc iX
These shoes cost u little mor
than somo other brands, but
tho vuluo Is there. They aro
made from tho best material
und by high priced, skilled
workmen. Five dollars buvu a
pair of these up to-dutc, styl
ish, well wearing shoes. For
the best always ko to
$ SARGENT'S
Fj liiiuk Cur the Hrnr.
FARM LOAMS
Negotiated In Eastern Nebraska
aim iowu. jumiii M. casuy, r..
uu .uuiu oi., council isiuns.
LEWIS CUTLER
Funeral Director
(Successor to W. C. Estp)
l'tmtL tfTitEfcy. 'PhuB sr.
Twenty per cent discount sale on frames
and framed pictures. Alexander & Co.,
333 Uroadway. Making room for now goods.
SI3XIOHS IX CHIMSOX .VXD SILVIOH.
Hlieh School UrnUunthiK t'liisn 9ay It
i.omiileteM lu Start,
The senior class ot tho High school met
yesterday to select a class motto and colors.
Tho young men of the school have or
ganized a debating society with these oill
cers: President, Charles Campbell; vice
president, carl Pryor; recording secretary.
George Dalley; corresponding secretary, C.
o. Keynoius; treasurer, Harold Flint. Rich
ard Organ Is leader of one side and Carl
rryor of the other.
era! tetters, but they have evidently not
gut to the coast, becatiso tho Doers have
captured the mallcart for tho last two or
three weeks. Ho says; "Wo have to lend
a party of armed men to protect tho malt
every time It goes. Wo received malt from
Capetown tast week for the first time In
two months. The outlook Is very bad at
present, on account ot the Doers crossing
the Orange river. We will bo swiped out
of existence If the rebels Join them. Uut
as only a few of the rebels have Joined
them our chance ot drawing breath a little
while longer Is pretty good. Wo get about
two nights abed week now, aud the rest
of the time wo are on outpost duty. Mar
tlat law has been proclaimed here."
AititnsT stops ins crnznxsiiip.
(illhcrt .1. .MiirTrt's Wltv Serk In (inln
lilt CiiiiiN AuuliiNt Hoard Hill,
Gilbert J. Moffct's arrest by tho United
States authorities and his commitment to
the penitentiary Is alt that prevented him
from becoming a citizen of Council HlufTs.
This was Ju substance, the statement mado
by his wife yesterday In Justice Dry ant's
court, where the suit brought by Mrs. Kcl
ley of First nvenuo to recover $30 due by
Moffct tor board and lodging was being
tried. Mr. Kellcy attached Moffct's per
sonal belongings on tho ground that utter
his sentence In the federal court he was
ubotit to move permanently out ot tho
county.
Mrs. Moffet attacked tho attachment and
claimed that her husband came to Council
Illuffs with the intention ot taking up his
permanent residence here nnd that she
was preparing to Join him later. A mo
tion '.o dismiss on these grounds was ar
gued for the defense and taken under ad
visement by the court until Tuesday.
SOX HF.TOH IS AGAIXST MOTIIU1I.
Marry Until Oliilnn Olttrt (irenter
iiiiui Orluliiiil Suit.
Harry Hath tiled an answer and counter
claim yesterday to tho suit brought against
him by his mother, Mrs. II. J. Hnth, In tho
district court. Mrs. Hath sued to recover
J7C0, which she claimed to have loaned her
son.
In his answer Hath admits owing $79 tor
two steers, but asserts that the balance ot
tho money was a gift from his mother to
enable him to start Ufo as a farmer. Ho sets
up a counterclaim for $3,5r0. Ho asks $2,000
because, as he alleges, his mother, hftcr
his marriage, tried to set his wlfo against
him and harassed him so that ho had to
give up tho homo farm. He wauts $1,000
for alleged Wrongful attachment of his
property and $300 for alleged breach ot
contract on his mother's part to lease him
a farm. Tho $2J0 ho wants to compensate
him for a cow and a quantity of corn which
his mother, ho claims, promised to give htm
but failed to deliver tho goods.
l.UiHT (IUCSTIOX IS SHI, I, DAItlC.
Oiunliii Inniiei'lliiii Fall to Illuminate
tin- IIIiiIIn.
The Inspection by tho aldermen of the
electric lighting syBtem In Omaha Friday
night Is not calculated to throw much light
on tho situation here. City Electrician
Scburig ot Omaha gave It as his opinion
that the stylo of lamp to be used hero un
der the now lighting contract would not
give tho desired service on tho towers.
Owlug to the opposition that has arisen,
however, to tho proposition to do uway with
the towers, several of tho aldermen favor
trying tho new lamps on tho towers und
then, if It Is found that they are unsatis
factory, to distribute them through the
city nt a height of nbout tweuty-tlvo feet
and take the towers down.
This matter will como up for determina
tion at tho meeting of the city council to
morrow night.
Vi'spern lit St. Paul's.
These services will bo today In St. Paul's
Episcopal church: Holy communion at S;
morning prayer with sermon by tho rector,
Rev. George Edward Walk, at 10:30;
vespers at4. when the following music will
be rendered by the choir:
Organ Prelude Menuct Salome
Processional Onward, Christian Soldiers
v Fuller
Magnificat .' Somervell
Nunc Dlmtttls Somervell
Now the Day Is Over llurnby
Hymn Christian. Dost Thou Sco Them?
Dykes
Offertory Hymn Hear Our Prayer
Dickinson
Anthem Oh. Saving' Victim Custanco
With baritone obllgatu by Cluude Lewis.
Organ Solo Serenade Moszkowskl
Anthem Tho Sun Shull He No More Thy
Light Woodwnrd
Recessional Jerusalem the Golden
Le Joune
Organ Postlude
Gravel roofing. A. II. Reed, 641 Broad'y.
Davis sells palm.
Piles Cured While You Sleep
You are costive, and nature Is under a constant strain to relieve the condition. This causes a rush of blood to the rectum, and befoie
long congested lumps appear, Itching, painful, bleeding. Then you have piles There are many kinds and many cures, but plies are not cura
ble unless you assist nature In removing the cause. CASCARETS make effort easy, regulate and soften the stools, relieving the tension, and
giving nature a chance to use her healing power. Piles, hemorrhoids, fistula, and other rectal troubles yield to the treatment, and Cascarets
quickly and surely remove them forever. Don't be persuaded to experiment with anything else!
Atchison vilobe
"I nfifcred the torture of tfce
damned wlta protruding piles broucht on
by constipation with which I was atnined tor
twenty years. I ran acro your CASCA
RETa In tho town ot Newell, la., and
neverfound anything to equal them. To-day
I am entirely ireo from plies nod feel Ilk
new man." C II. Karri.
Hit Jonea St., Sioux CHy, la.
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THE TABLET
10c
25c 50c
NEVER SOLD IN BULK.
DRUGGISTS
GUAKAVTEEU TO (!CUC all bowel trouble, nppendtclllt, kllloumrii,
nnd brtittb tmtl blooU, wind on the tnmarh tiloiMeil hnwrli. foul mtinlh
ndhf Indlaratton plmiilea, tulua after enllnv. liver trouble allv cerv
P lei. I on. and illr.zlaea. Wbea your bowels don't move recti In rly yon ure
rettt tick. Cnuittputlon Iclllt mora people thun nil other tlUente together.
( Uu vtjtrtcr Tor Inn chroulc itllments nnd lon jfurt of utrerlii.r thnt como
alterwnrd. No mutter what nll you, ntnrt tnUltijr ( A.Hl'AKK'lS today for
you will never eel well nutl br well ult the tin until you put your bowels
right. Ttvke our advlcef start with CANl'AULTH loduy uuiier uu nbtoluto
luaiuMte to euro or money if funded.
Ktinrnnteed to enro or money refund! Uo buy todny two AO uoKe gtwm
them m mtr UoueM trlnl, u per ilnvU direction nnd If you nr not tntltfled
after utlntc one flop box. return tho iuet &Oe box nud tho empty bos to
tit by mall or the drugcUt from whom you pnrehneed It nnd vetyonrmoney
btieU for both boxe. TnUe oar ndvlee no matter what alia you at art todny.
llenltlt will nnleuty follow nnd yon will bleaa the day yon A rat atnrted the nan
oft'AHCAUKTS. Xlookfreoby mnlU Addl VTIfttUU 1UUI CO., law Tartar .,
Lead Pencils! Lead Pencils!
Tho place to buy load pencils is in Dehonjj's stationery de
partment. Faber's, Dixon's and all the best kinds, i.Ue a dozen.
Oood envelopes, lie a hundred, fool's cap nud legal cap, 36 sheets for 10
cents. Typewriter paper, 25c a hundred.
307 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
OUTLOOK KllO.1l IIOIHIS IS H.U1.
Capetown lIlKhlnmler Gtvra IMxcnur-
iikiiik .ni from Suuth .Vtrlen.
Mrs. V S. Goodrich Of 800 lll-nmlurnv
has received a letter from hr HAn IT
Goodrich, who is servlnic In the Capetown
iiiKniauuers in soutn Africa. It is dated
February 'i and is the first word h h!.
had from him for two months.
touoK Goodrich says be has written sev-
FOR RENT...
THE BENO STORES
No. 29, 31, 33, 35 Pearl St.
No. 2S. 30. 32, 31 Main St. .
(.'ouiieil iUurf Society.
V. ti. Kerns will leuvo thU mornlnir for a
visit In Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 1J. Atkins entertained at
dinner Wednesday.
MIm Fannie Davenport entertained In-
luruiiui- weunesuay eveninfr.
Tho Monday Whist eluh met at thn hnm
of Mrs. Druyton V. ltUshuell.
Tho MoniJav Knehm eluh v.i pnturtfifno.l
last week by Mrs. V. V. Sherman.
Mrs. lloraeo Kvrrett Hiitprhilnml In.
formally at a whist luncheon Monday.
Tho Wednesday Whist club met this week
at tho homo of Mrs. Vletor B. Uender.
11. J. liourlclus returned home yesterday
from a trip to his old home In Holland.
The HlRh School cadets are planning for
a. hop In Hoyul Arcanum hall Friday night.
Mrs. Charles Woodbury entertained at
whist Friday evcniiiK. Kefreshments wer0
served.
Miss Charity Ilabeoek of ChtciiBo Is guest
of her ulster. Mrs. Charles Haas, at tho
Urand hotel.
Mrs. O. M. Urown of South Seventh
street returned yesterduy from a visit to
relatives at Kaiuus City.
The Calendar Card club gave a poverty
party In Hughes' hall Friday night, lle
freshments wero served.
Daughters of Uobekuh lodge No. 3 has is.
sued Invitations for a progressive high live
party to. tomorrow night.
A number of Council Bluffs people at
tended a tnuslcale Friday afternoon given
by Mrs. H. J. Van Court of Omaha.
Miss Klslp Honn Is homo from Chicago
university to pass the Kaster holidays with
her mother. Mrs. K. Honn, Fifth avenue.
Mrs. W. U Douglas gavw a 7 u'clock din
ner Tuesday In honor of tho Evans. rinney
bridal party. Tho decorations were Meteor
rosebuds,
Mrs. Kldon H. l.ougeo and Mrs. Street
entertained the Ladles' Aid sooloty of draco
Kplscopal ehuroh Frtduy afternoon at u
Lenteu tea.
Mrs. Itay W. lllxhy gave a Kensington
i- nuuy ai ner nome on t trst street. A
course luncheon wus served. Covers wero
laid for twelve.
Thomas Lucy, Jr.. of this city, who Is a
student ut Cornell. It iea, N. Y., will pass
the Kaster holidays with friends at Naga
tuck. Conn.
Mrs. V. J. Gounoude entertained neighbor
hood friends Friday afternoon at her home
i-uuiiii auuei niui irUiiversuuuii anu
curds. Hefreshmenta wero served.
Mr. and Mrs. Georco Wlemann and
daughter Klsle of New York, on their wuy
to the racltie coast, stopped over with Mr.
und Mrs. John 11. Gearing of North First
sireui.
Miss Adelaide Haas entertained fifty little
fronds Tuesday afternoon In honor of her
1th blithdny anniversary. Tho ordinary of
mu uiunu nuiei was uecoraieu in iawion
These stores lu the center of the city and
occupied for many years by
John Beno & Co.,
the largest retail dry goods and clothing
dealers In western Iowa, who have re
moved to wore extensive quarters in the
Blseman building.
Kent very low to desirable parties oa long
lease.
E H, SHEAFE & CO
RKNTAL AQENTS,
S fetrl Stret, Council Bluff
COUNCIL BLUFFS
BELGIAN HARE CO,
M. H. W-..Kr.lt. .Mniinuer.
Member Nebraska Uelglan Hare Club.
'M7 S. MAIS VI'., Council II luff, lu,
breeders, of and dealers In Fine
BELGIAN HARES
Ked Jacket. Stud Fees, 5.
Sire, Lord Drltalu, (Imp.). Dam. Primrose
J. D. Stevenson,
Official Scorer of The American Ueljlan
Hare Institute.
pinks and lilies of the valley. The Ices were
in the form of uualnt little Japanese
brownies currying umbrellas and funs.
Herman and Mux Mendall, students ot
Chicago university, spent Friday with
friends lu .this city while t'ttroute home to
visit their parents during the Easter vacu
tion. Mrs. It. K. Montgomery wus hostess at u
7 o'clock dinner Monday lu honor of the
Kvans-l'lnney bridal party. The decora
tions wero Uiwton pinks und ferns. Cov
ers were laid for ten.
Mrs. II. II. Van llrunt of Hluft street en
tertained ut a 10 o'clock luncheon Thursday
afternoon lu honor ot Mrs. F. M. (lault of
Kunsus City. Decorations wureJn pink and
whtte tulips. Covers were laid for sixteen.
Mrs. Talbot entertained the Woman's Ite
llef corps and the Independent club at her
home. a56 llentou street. Friday. Following
u short musical and literary program sup
per wus served In tho dining room, which
was decorated with cut llowers. f
Scott Kvans of Minneapolis and Miss
Lucllo l'ltiney of Council Dluffs were mar
ried ut tho homo of tho brldo on l'earl
street Wednesday evening ut S In tho pres
ence of the Immediate trlends and relatives
by Uev. W. S, Ilarnes of tho First l'resby
Urlun church. Tho house was decorated
with cut llowers aud palms. In the front
parlor American beauties and palms wero
lavishly used and In tho rear parlor wus
a canopy of asparagus ferns und whlto
satin ribbons with a background ot Kaster
lilies, Jonquils and hyacinths. In the -II-brary
l.awtou pinks and asparagus ferns
wero used and lu tho dining room pink und
lavender were the colors, tho centerpiece of
tho table being u tall creation of La Frunce
roses resting on an exiiulslte piece of Mexi
can druwnwork over iilnk satin. Wide rib
bons of pink wero suspended from the
chandeliers and udornlug varlolis parts ot
the room were inasalvo bouquets of pink
and lavender hyacinths. The brldo was
unattended aside from her little ribbon
bearers. Klsle Tmley and Dudley Hardin.
Sho was given a wuy by her brother.
Herbert I'lnney. During tne ceremony a
mandolin orchestra played. Tho bride was
gowned In her mother's wedding dress of
heavy whlto silk, on train, with a bridal
veil of tullo ,and carried an armful of
tirmo roses. At ine close or uu ceremony
supper was served and Mr. and Mrs. Kvans
left for a short eastern wedding Journey.
They will bo ut home to their many friends
in Minneapolis alter April z. .Mr. anu urs.
Kvans received many valuable gifts, among
them several checks of large amounts.
AmoliK the Clilln.
Tho Atlas club met. Tuesday afternoon
with Mrii. F W. Houghton of l'terco street.
The study ot Italy wus continued.
The New Century club will meet ednes
day afternoon ut the homo of Mrs. George
ltalrd. Greek history will bo tho subject.
The Ideul club nrogrum omitted last week
will bo carried out at the next meeting at
the homo ot tho vice presldtnt. Mrs. 1' C
DeVol.
Tho general receutlon ot tho Council
lllults Woman's club will be Saturday,
urll ft, ut the home of Mrs. J. i Davis, tno
board of directors acting as hostesses.
The Central I'nlverslty Extension club
met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs,
Mark Williams, Madison avenue. Tho ufter
noou was given over to Latin llteruture.
The Womun's club met Wednesday after
noon In the club rooms to discuss English
history. Thoso taking part were Mrs. oih
eer, Mrs. Otis, Mrs. rarmaleo and Mrs.
lteed.
Tho llteraturo department of tho
Woman's club met Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. E. C. Smith presided. The subject wus
Wllllum Culleu Uryunt." Thoso taking
Fart were Mrs. K. C. Smith. Mrs. Joseph
lunter, Mrs. F. W. Miller and Miss Hlalo
Tho Oakland Avenue Heading club met
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Hurlo und con
tinued stJdytng the history of Hussla.
Thoso on the program wero Mrs. Lougee,
Mrs. Harlo, Mrs. Dorluud nnd Mrs. Cole,
ltoll call was responded to by quotations
from Longfellow.
Tho household economics department of
the Woman's club will meet In .the club
roams Tuesday afternoon, with Mrs. Rich
mond as chairman. "Child Study" will be
tho subject, covering ".Mental. Moral und
Physical Training of Children.1' "A Young
Mother's View (Theory)" and "A Grand
mother's View (Practice)."
The art department of the Council HlufTs
Woman's club met Monduy evening lu tho
club rooms, with Mrs. J. I". Davis as chair
man. Tho artists discussed were Tltl.tn,
Tintoretto and Paul Veronese. Thoso tak
ing part were .Mrs. Cllftord. Mrs. Gray, Miss
McCube. Miss I'ilo and Miss Van Order.
The beginners' class In French Is in charge
of Miss Maud Smith. In the absence of tho
lender. Miss Ellen Dodge. Thu beginners'
class in German will meet Tuesday after
noon nt 4:30. The local executive board of
the biennial will meet tomorrow afternoon
at 3 lor half an hoar to decide on the
badges to be used by tho various commit
tees during tho biennial.
.Mrs. X. C. Phillips mot the members of
tho city entertainment committee of the
Wennial Thursday afternoon lit tho club
rooms. Plans wero discussed lu regurd to
receiving tho visitors on their arrival In
tho city. Mrs. Ueorge Pholps. chutrmau of
the entertainment committee, met tho mem.
bers Thursday afternoon to heur their ie
ports us to how many delegates hud al
ready been provided for during their stuy
In tho city. This committee will bo ac
tively ut work until tho IHennlal Is In nos
Hion. us all the delegates ure to bo pro
vided with entertainment whllu they are
here, und tho Council Hlutts members are
determined not tt mitilmi. hv ,ith..r .,iim
'"this respect U Is estimated nearly ;wo
.,'! . t no otneers of tno Ulennlal
will have their quarters In the Grand hotel,
their expenses being paid by the Federa
Hon. The delegates uro to be entertained
"rub wembew or the Federated
CHEAP HOMES.
Houe of 6 rooms, two closets, pantry,
cellar, well, small barn, $700; small pay
ment down, balance monthly.
6-room house, closet, pantry, cellar, stable,
cistern; price SH).
6-room bouse, closets, pantry, cellar, city
water In house, stable, shado trees, largo
lot, good location; price J1.300.
6-room house .closets, pantry, cellar, cis
tern, bath, stable; price J'.W.
Good ti-room house, pantry, closet, china
eiosei, city water, cellar. Dam, ji.aou,
within 1 blocks of P. O. A snap. ,
Good S-room house, bath and closet, pan-
try, china closet, cellar, city water, els-
tern, barn, coal house, piped .for gas;
prlco 'J2.750. '
9-room house, bath and closet, city water,
lurgo barn, shado trees, lot UiixlSO, only
M.ooo.
Kino largo houso of 12 rooms, besides base
ment und attic, steam heat, bath, closet,
gas and barn, two lots; cost about Jlj.'AV
to Improve; only JCOUO.
FARMS FOIl SALE.
For Alen Eastef GlOVeS For Women
Quite the busiest comer in the store, for the next two
weeks, will be the Glove Counter. "We advise early selec
tions as more free from the hurry and rush of the last few
days before Easter, but promise you prompt service and
no vexatious delays at auy time. We are showing the
largest line of the new shades to b found at ?1.00, .fl.iiO,
1.73 and 2.00.
l or men n -:., For women
$1.50 aud $2 rCIlHI UlUYC $1,50, $1.75, $2.
MAIli O It D BUS PltOMI'TI.Y KILI.KI).
John Beno &f o.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
ISO-acre farm 11 miles from Council Bluffs
and Omaha, 123 acres In cultivation, I
room house, double corncrlb, well, also
3-ruom house, stable, corucrlb, well; Una
corn land Prlco only $23.50 per ucre. A
snap.
210 acres 1! miles from Council Bluffs und
Omaha, all good, smooth level land, houfo,
barn, cribs, well. etc.. close to railroad
for sale for a few days at $10 per acre.
Very cheap.
Largo list of farms aud houses aud lots.
Also houses for rent. Call aud get par
ticulars. JOHNSTON & KEKR,
Tel. 417. 611 Broadway
DOHANY THEATER
Sunday, March 21.
HENNESY LEROYLE
AVIll iirt'vcut uu 1 1 Ii
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A comedy that fans set them all talking.
Prlrew 'Me, tl.le, 30e, 75c.
The "Comstock Process''
is the most successful method for reducing and relieving
pain in all kinds of dental operations that has yet been
presented to the public. It has been used by leading den
tists ot tho east for nearly two years, aud has been pro
nounced by them to be entirely satisfactory. Our patients
aro delighted with the results it produces, 'if you aro
nervous and your teeth are sensltlvo we will be pleased to
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Heul i;tato TriinitferM.
The following transfers wero (lied yester
day in the abstract, title aud loan otlico ot
J. W. Squire, 101 l'earl street
Herman Dchnel und wife to Thomas
-MC-Mllleu, o 30 feet of lot 7. UlocK
27, Cverett's add, w d $
A. O. Hollander und wlfo to Andrew
T. llrowlck. lots 8, 9 and 10. block II.
UurtiH' add, w d
County treasurer to Alary L. Kverett,
lot 15; und-10 lot lis, block :'3, and
lot a. block i7, ferry add. t d
Slyra Fitxlmmoim and husband to Au
gusta Pryor, nH lot 7. Auditor's sub
dtv nwV. so ls-75-ia, w d
Thomus V. Jelfersou and wlfa to
Charles C. Jefterson, aw'i 27-7(1-30,
I c J
Charles C. Jerfersfm to Thomiui V.
JetTurson, nH lie1 and ne'i nwH 31-7ti-40,
u c d ...
Pottawattamlo County to John A.
Hammack. eV4 se4 14-71-10. u c d
Executors of Horace Kverett to
George Peterson, nVa ne'4 5-77-11, w d
Caroline M. Itoyer and husbund to
Ueorgo w. stepnens, ne' ue-,4 i-m-m,
w d
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Total, nlno transfers....
2,000
I'r'oiuollilM for St, I.oiiIn II mu.
ST. JOSKPH, March 23.-JJ. Kemstrom.
chief engineer of the Joseph Jt Urand
Island rullriiad. has been appointed prin
cipal assistant engineer i't tne New Vork
Central. Sir l-Vrnstrom has beer with the
Oruud Island ever since Ilaymond Dupuy
becumo Its general manager, and rame to
that road fnm the Chicago Ureat Western,
U Is rumoreu tnat rurtn-r irai'i wn do
mado upon tho Uruud laluud compauy i
wOlcUU. '
H. A. Woodbury, D. D. SM Council Bluffs-
30 Pearl St. Grand Hotel
Shirts
Collars
Evans
Laundry
Co.
Cuffs
Phone 290.
522 Pearl St.
Council Bluffs, In.
A Hypnotist
a man is often called that owes his chief
attraction to personal neatness, A man
who Is welt groomed and arrayed In spot
less linen, with a medium finish on it
such as wo lay on to artistically, has a
charm that Is Irresistible to the fastidious,
Have your linen laundered at the Bluff
City Laundry and try lady killing after
wards. 22-24 N. Main St
Council muffs,
Wallace & Grout, Prop.
Telephone 314.
The Hottest Furnace that
Ever Came Down the Pike.
Having added a line of HOT AIR KUKNACE3 t- our
present business,- and with twenty years' experience In
knowing what It takes to heat a building in this climate
we are prepared to glvo people who prefer that method
of heating, a furnace at prices that will got your trade,
and heat your building. Come In and till; with u
about it.
J. C Bixby & Son,
IMione 1202 Main, und Through to Pearl
Couucll JJlulfs.