Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMATJA DAILY TVEE: STTSDAV, APRIL
1001.
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.
COUNCIL
MI. '-(. MBNTIOJf.
Dnvls Bella drugs.
Htockert sells lace curtnlns,
Castor milo today. 31 Main street.
Oas fixtures and globes at IJIxby's.
Fine A 11 C beer, Ncumaycr's hotel.
Wollman, ecletitMo optician, 40S U'wny.
W. J. Jlo3tettcr, dentist, Baldwin block.
I. effcrt, Jeweler, optician. SO IJroadwuy.
Tlio I.udy Maccnbces will meet Tuesday
nfternoon.
New fnncy f mines. C. K. Alexander &
Co., 333 Uroadway.
V. 1'. Oruff, undertaker and dtslnfector,
101 Houth Main street. 'Phono SOfl.
Oct your work done ot thu popular Eagle
laundry, 721 llroadway. 'Phono 157.
.Scarlet fever wns iunrnntlncd yesterday
nt mi West llroadway and 2.T. Avenue O.
Morgan & Klein, upnolsterlng. furniture
repairing, mattresM making. U'2 H. Alain st.
I'overy mask ball, April 9, . O. W. hall,
cents couplo, ludlcs, 10 cents. Itefrcsh
incnlH. A want nd In Tho lleo will bring results.
The sumo attention given to a want ad in
Council muffs as at the Omaha otlleo.
banco by Htnr of Jupiter lodgo No. Cfl,
W. O. W. hull, Thursday evening, April 11.
25 rents u couplo. Kxtra ladles, 10 cents.
Thn ladles' society of tho First I'resby
teilan church will havo n business meeting
In tho church parlors Monday afternoon
lit 3.
Following the meeting tomorrow evening
of Ht. Alban'H lodge, Knights of I'ythlaM.
at which there will bo work In tho third
rank, there will bo a banquet.
A stipulation was filed yesterday In the
federal court tlxlng April 21 as tho date for
tho trial of thn three eases against tho
Council Hluffs Canning compuny.
Jj 1'. Judsnii, 020 Sixth nvenue, telephone
318. has an (sOO-ucro stock farm and loo-itcre
fruit and grain farm, threo miles north of
city, for rent. Sepurato Improvements.
Our lino of rarpets, rugs, portion's, hico
curtains. mattings, oilcloths, window
shades, linoleum, furniture and homo fur
nishing goods of nil kinds 1h now complete
for the spring trade. Keller & Hand, )t
Uroadwuy.
George Farlon, nged 29. died yesterday nt
Ht. Itcrniird's hospital of tubercular peri
tonitis, iffter an Illness of live weeks. Ho
leaves a wlfo and llvo children. Tho body
will bn shipped to Camp 1'olnt, 111., Mon
day evening.
II. 1'. Hayles, charged with stealing n
pack or cards from u Uroadway saloon
Friday evening, was discharged In police
court yesterday morning. Hayles told tho
court ho took the cards simply as n Joke on
the bartender.
A twentieth century good fellowship
club has been organized nt the llroadway
Methodist church with these ofllcers: I'resl
diint. Hev. W. J. Calfee; vice president, V.
N. Clirtord; second vice president, C. II.
Park: secretary, (S. O. llulrd.
Tho First Church of Christ, Scientist, will
havo services this morning ut 10:45 In tho
Sapp building. The subject will bo "Are
Hln, Disease und Death Ileal?" Sunday
school will bo at tho close of the service.
An experience meeting will bo Wednesday
ovcninc oi a.
The benlitlful nl.mo for tho Kilts' building.
now on exhibition ut 333 Uroadway, Is n
solid mahogany case, strictly colonial style.
It litis been a mirsonnl selection of Mar.
Ilourlclus, who ulso furnished pianos to
the Odd Fellows' Hall association mid to
St. Alban s lodge, K. of I'.
Hd Fnulev. who had been released on his
recognizance to appear in police court yes
terday morning to answer to nn assault and
battery charge preferred against him bj
J. Isley. failed to show up. Ho was ar
rested later on a bench warrant am
charged with contempt of court.
Charles A. Wright, aged r3. died Frlda.
evening at his home, north of the city, near
Hlg Lake, of organic heart disease. He
leaves a v.'lfe nnd ono son, Albert Wright,
lie was a veteran of tho civil war and tho
services will bo thoso of the Grand Army
post, from l.unkley's undertaking rooms
Monday afternoon ut 2. litirlal will be In
Falrvlew cemetery. Ilev. A. Overton will
conduct the services.
Tho attraction nt the Dohnny tonight,
"What Did Tomklns Do?" Is said to bo ono
of tho best comedies on tho road. Ati a fun
promoter and n mlrth-provoker Harry Cor
son Clnrko has but few equals. Yet Mr.
Clarke's methods of inspiring merriment,
while masterly, aro strictly legitimate. He
never descends to horseplay, nor wins n
laugh by other means than thoso of a most
jellned, artistic and genuine comedy talent.
Ills makeup Is eccentric, quaint or humor
ous, us the case may be, but It Is never a
burlesque nor a caricature.
N. V. Plumbing Co., toiepnono 250.
Fabcr, Dixon, Dlagraph, Mercantile and
all tho best lend pencils, 30 cents a dozen,
In our, stationery department. DeLongi tho
printer, 307 Droadwny.
Miirrlnigr Licenses.
Licenses to wed wcro Issued yesterday to
tho following:
Nann nnd ltesldence.
C. A. Honir. Crescent Cltv. In
Age.
Vlco nrotherton. Crescent City, Iii 22
AV. F. Schade. Glonwood. Ia :.... 23
Margaret Kvuus, Oraybill, lu , 21
Duy your trees, shrubs and roses of
Mcncra.v, 622 Kast Droadwny, Council Dluffs.
Telephones, otllce, 401; residence, ,4405.
Subscribers In tho guessing contest can
register their coupons at the Council Dluffs
ofllco the sarao ns at tho Omaha ofllcc.
Gravel roofing. A, II. Head, Ml Ilroad'y.
0
And that swell suit will
give you a neater uppcar
anco If you wear ti pair of
thoso elegant
SHOES
wo nrc showing for tho
spring trade. They are
stylish, made by skilled
workmen nnd will wear
longer than nn.v other
shoo bought for tho same
money elsewhere. Sco our
show windows for tho
latest novelties lit foot
wear. SARGENT'S
I.nnk for the. Ilcnr.
A trial will convince you of
tho suporiority of our work.
Evans Laundry Co.
Phono 290. 522 Pearl St.
FARM LOANS
Negotiated tn Eastern Nebraska
ana xowa. James in. uaniy, jr..
Shirts, Collars and
Cuffs Our Specialty
Evans Laundry Company.
Phone 290- 522 Pearl St.
LEWIS CUTLER
Funeral Director
(Successor to W. C. Kitop)
UK 1'li.illl. STHUUT. '1'taoue 07.
Phone 290
And we will call for your
package.
Evans Laundry Co
BLUFFS.
SITE FOR BRIGADE CAMP
Adjutant Qinaral Byers 8alecti Etietch of
. Meadow Land,
ONE MILE SOUTH OF CITY LIMITS
Spot Make Farornlitr Impression nnd
1'ulillc Spirit of the Merchants
Winn Ilia Approval Hate
Knrly hi August.
The brigade encampment of tho Flfty
flrst and Fifty-second regiments, Iowa Na
tional guard, will be on a slxty-acro tract
of meadow land where tho motor lino crosses
what Is known ns tho Mnnawa road. This
slto was Belectcd yesterday afternoon by
Adjutant General Dyers, who expressed
himself exceptionally well pleased with tho
location.
Tho slto chosen for tho camp Is n beauti
ful stretch of meadow land adjoining tho
county road, ono milo south of tho city
limits. Forty acres of tho land Is owned
by nn eastern party, for whom Day &
Hess of this city aro agents. This will
bo used for tho camp, whllo tho adjoining
twenty acres, belonging to tho lOvcrctt
cMatc, will be utilized for a parade ground
In tho Immcdlnto vicinity of tho camp arc
2.'0 acres of grass land, owned by II. Marks
nnd others, which has been secured for
drilling purposes. This will nfford ample
spaco for tho two regiments tu drill lu.
Vntor can bo supplied to tho camp nt a
small expense by piping, tho connection
being made with tho main nt Twenty-ninth
nvonue. Tho motor lino passes through
tho camp tract and tho slto Is but a short
distance from the lake, which will nfford
splendid bathing facilities for tho soldiers.
Adjutant (lenoral llycrs arrived In this
city yesterday nfternoon nnd was mot by
Captain Tlnley nnd a committee from
Company L. Manager Dlmtnock of the
motor company had a special car watting
and accompanied the adjutant general nnd
party on the trip to Manawn. After se
lecting the site Adjutant Oencrnl Dyers
returned to tho city and left Boon after 5
o'clock for Dcs Moines.
Tluuikn Council Hinds I'rnnlr,
Speaking of tho slto for tho ramp the
adjutant general said: "I am favorably
Impressed with tho slto and It will make
an excellent camp ground. It will be a
pretty camp and the location could hardly
bo Improved. Tho pcoplo of Council Bluffs
have my thanks for tho prompt manner
In which they responded fo tho request to
raise the money needed to secure tho eu
enmpment of tho brigade for their city, nnd
It does credit to their enterprise. I be
lieve they will be well repaid, as the cn
ampment will undoubtedly attract a large
umber of visitors to Council Dluffs. I
as anxious to havo tho camp this year
.1 Council Hluffs and am much pleased
li.it tho citizens made It possible."
Tho adjutant general has not definitely
fixed the date for holding the encampment,
but said It would be early in August.
In addition to tho two regiments. Troop
A of Dcs Moines will bo In enmp. The
cavalry, It Is expected, will bo nn attrac
tive feature of tho encampment.
Davis sells paint.
lnnrtrrl- Water llllln.
Pay on or beforo tho 10th and snve C per
cent. Office open Saturday and Wednesday
evening until 9 o'clock.
i.vnicrr.n
i on
KMIIKZ.I.KMKXr.
James .V. Canndv, lr., the Victim of
Hank Fn 1 1 lire.
Among tho Indictments returned by the
district court grand Jury was one against
James N. Casndy, Jr., on nn alleged charge
of embezzlement. Ho gnvo bond yester
day In J 1,000 for his appearance In court.
Tho charge upon which Mr. Cnsady was
Indicted is tho same on which he was ac
quitted beforo Justice Fcrrler. Some years
ago Mr. Cnsady negotiated a loan for John
Fnrrell, living near Grlswold, la., for $800.
Last September when tho Hcml-annunl In
terest becamo due, Fnrrell decided to take
up this loan and tho Citizens' bank of
Grlswold remitted tho money to Casady,
who deposited It In Officer & Pusey's bank.
Tho owner of the loan, who wns In tho
cast, declined to aqcept payment for the
reason that It was not due. In tho mean
time Officer & Pusey's bank went Into tho
tinnds of tho receivers nnd tho $S00 which
Casady had deposited thero awaiting the
return of the mortgago and notes was tied
up. Tho books of tho bank show tho de
posit and that nono of It has been with
drawn by Mr. Casady. This Is but one of
the many unfortunate and embarrassing
conditions business men of this community
have been compelled to faco on account
of the failure of tho banking firm of
Officer & Pusey.
John Olstrom, allns Armstrong, alias
Wall, charged with breaking Into K. Mln-
nick's livery barn on the night of March
29, and stealing a J6.' sot of harness, the
property ot Undertaker Cutler, was
brought back from Omaha yosterdny on
requisition papers and lodged In the county
Jail. The grand Jury returned nn Indict
ment against him for breaking and enter
ing a building In tho night time.
Box ot 100 good envelopes, 15 cents, In
our stationery department. Doling, tho
printer.
Subscribers In tho guessing contest enn
register their coupons at the Council Dluffs
office tho same as at tho Omaha office.
ri.UMIIHltS NT II IK K ' U.VCIIAXGKI).
Men Are Still Out, Though Some Want
to Return to Worlc.
The status of tho plumbers' strike remains
unchanged and tho men aro still out, hut
It wns said last night that several of tho
men were anxious to go back to work.
A commltteo from tho Trndes nnd Dulld
Ing nssetnbly called upon tho bosses yes
terday and talked tho matter over. Thn
bosses Informed tho commltteo that they
Evans Laundry Co.
522 Pearl street, Council
Bluffs, Iowa.
Telephone 290
COUNCIL BLUFFS
BELGIAN HARE CO,
M. H. WKi.KIIll, Mnnnwer.
Member Nebraska Belgian Hiiro Club.
UOT . MAIN NT., Council Rlnffs, In,
Drceders of nnd dealers In Fluo
BELGIAN HARES
Red Jacket, Stud Fees, 5.
Slro, Lord Drltaln, (Imp.). Dam, Primrose,
J. D. Stevenson,
Official Scorer of The American Dclglan
Hare Institute,
had no objections to offer to the wage or
tho hours of labor demanded by tho plumb
ers, bnt they would not accept tho other
propositions.
The bosses nro firm In their refusal to dis
charge the helpers. They tnko the position
that It would bo nn Injustice to turn oft
men who have worked with them two or
three years whllo learning u trade by
which they hope to enrn a livelihood.
i:.sti;ii mi'hic in cut hciiks.
.Mini' Mouse nf Worship Arc llce
n rated with I'lilnm nml I.llle".
faster Sunday will he celebrated In tits
churches of Council Dluffs with special mu
sic nnd services. Many of tho churches have
been decorated with palms and flowers,
ntnotiK which tho Easter Illy predominates.
In St. Paul's Kplscopal church the
Knights Templar will attend tho morning
service. They will ho reinforced by the
members of tho Omaha coramniidcry. The
Kilts will nlso nttcml at the special Invi
tation of tho rector, Dev. George Kdwnrd
Wnlk, chnploln of tho local lodgo. This
program will bo given by the choir, tinder
the direction of W. L. ThlcUstun, orgun
Ist: Organ Prelude '. H. Lewis
Processional Onwnrd, UliilMlun fcol-
dlers II. H. Fuller
Anthem-Christ, Our Passover Bhepperd
(llorln l'utrl U. .1. Klvov
To Deiim, It minor Ridley lluck
.Iiil. lint,. F. II. Hrnckett
Solo Life's Insurrection Hour...Neldllnger
Miss Kleiinur Montgomery.
Kvrle F.lclsot Sttilner
Gloria Tlhl Woodward
AntliKtn t'rnwn lllni with Mitnv Crowns
Hrnckett
Ilviun The Strife Is O'-r I'lilestrlnu.
rirtVrtorv Anthem See Sow the A tur
Faure-lluck
DnsnliiL'V
Sanctus Htalncr
Hymn Ilrend of tho World Hodges
Organ Solo
on At Kvcnlmr Buck
(b) ldylle Gaston M. Dethler
Gloria In Kxcclsls Htnlner
Recessional Mo Is nisen,. Nennder
Orsmn l'ostlude Introduction to net 111
Lohengrin Wagner
Tho program for this morning In the First
Congregational church Is:
Orcun Voluntary Hercouse
ucnjamin uouani
Miss Maude V. Mueller.
Doxology
Invocation
Responsive Reading, CSth selection
ICuster Hymn Christ, tho Lord, Is Risen
Again Carey
Scripture Lesson. 1 Cor. xv
Anthem He Is Risen Clave
Prayer
Offertory Violin Couoortc Mendelssohn
.Miss Mueller.
Solo Faster Song ...Charles Denneo
Miss Chloe Ilrldcustcln.
Announcements
Hymn I Know that My Redeemer Lives
Handel
Sermon. Subject Tho Chrlstlan'fl Con
viction of Immortality Pastor
Anthem Hallelujah, Fairest Morning...
W. H. Pontius
Hymn Hark! Ten Thousnnd Harps and
Voices Lowell Mason
Organ Postlude State March
Wultcr Spinney
The program of music will be largely re
peated r.t the evening service, when the
pastor, Rev. J. W. Wilson, will speak on
"Tho Dlcsscdncss of Those Who Aro tn
Heaven."
In Grace Episcopal church thero will be
holy communion at 8 and 11, Sunday school
Raster service at 3 and evening service nt
7:30. This music will be given by tho choir
nt th3 11 o'clock service:
Processional Christ, the Lord, Is Risen
Today ..Leimnn
Christ, Our Passover Crotch
fi fi .um jH.c "!"!
J titillate Aldrlch
Anthem-God s Luster Hells iI-,Tnj! i
Unto Him Who Loved Js.... Hughes
Offertory Forget All Thy Sorrow
, Mlllnrd
Recessional Jesus Christ Is Risen To
day Harrctt
In the Droadwny Mothodlst church this i
, . 1. 1 - . ....
evening this program of Easter music will
he given by n choir of twenty-five voices,
assisted by Mrs. A. A. Covalt, soloist, Tul-
ley's qunrtct nnd A. A. Covalt, cornetlst:
Organ Prelude At Kvenlng.... Dudley lluck
Mrs. HvlveHter.
Glorln
Response Holy, Holy, Lord Ood Al
mlulitv 1
Hymn Tho Ileuvens Declare Thy Glory,
Lord
Anthem Christ Is Risen Murtln
Men's chorus, tenor solo and chorus.
Hymn Jesus, Thy Hlood and Righteous
ness ,
Hymn-Anthem Suvlor Who Died for Mo
llnrwnlfl
Offertory Andnnte Von Weber
Mrs. Sylvester.
Solo Tho Karth is tho Lord's. ...Schuccker
Mrs. A. A. Cavnlt.
Anthem They Havo Taken Away My
'-"P" stainer
Selection O Day of Lovo Kternnl
Bnrtlctt
Tulley's Quartet.
Soprano obllgato. Mrs. A. A. Covalt.
Cornet otillirntri. A. A. rnvnt
Hymn Depth of Mercy
Organ Postludo Durthold Tours
Davis sells glass.
Subscribers in tho guessing contest can
reglstor their coupons nt the Council Dluffs
ofllco tho same as at tho Omaha ofllcc.
SMALLPOX
HILLS
UNSHTTLEIL
County Supervisors Full in Hear from
Attorney Klllnnek,
The Doard of County Supervisors was un
nblo to dispose of tho smallpox bills yes
terday owing to the falluro of County At
torney Klllpack to mako his report on
them. Tho board adjourned until Thursday.
It wns decided beforo allowing tho small
pox bills to investlgnto tho condition of
the people treated and ascertain how much,
It any, ot tho expenso Incurred could bo
borne by them. For this purpose Super
visors Auld, Hrandcs nnd Kernoy wero np
polpted a coramltteo to mako tho Investi
gations In tho east half of the county and
Supervisors Mntthows and Hansen to make
the Investigation In tho west half.
Acting on tho suggestion of tho grand
Jury, tho board authorized County Auditor
Inne.i to ennununlcato with tho manufac
turers of tho rovolvlng stool cage In tho
county Jail, with n view to having them
send nn expert to oxamlno It nnd furnish
an cstlmato ot tho cost of placing it in
good condition.
Subscribers In tho guessing contest can
register their coupons at tho Council Hluffs
otllco tho same ns at the Omaha office, t
Rubber stamps nt DcLong's, 007 D'way.
Ilenl I'.Mnte Trniisfers.
These transfers wore filed yosterdny in tho
abstract, title and loan office of J. W. Squire,
101 Pearl street-
J. W. Kyerson and vlfe to Gilford &
.jv.iiwn.iu, mm o, ii mm iv, jiniirnaii
iicld, Carson, w d t.
o'Miwi i-wwi'ii io Junius iioini, lot ;i,
block 2, town of Hancock, w d
J. P. Greenshlelds und wlfo to It. V.
InncH. ! acres In sw'i 1P-75-I3, s w d
1 v,J.IMn.-Y1 '"'at, "ud wlfo to Mary
K. llllams, part seU tiwli 31-75-13,
w d
Susan P, Sherman and hushnud to
wiiuam v. Hiiorinnu. lot 13, block 6.
Jeffeils subdlv, i o d i
Total, five transfers ,, j2,f,2S
Tho best placo In town to buy lead pen
cils Is at DcLong's, 307 Droadway.
Plumber' Strike l.'nchniiKCtl.
Tho developments looked for yesterday
In tho strike of tho union plumbers failed
to mntorlnllzn and tho situation remains
unchanged. Tho bosses are standing pat In
their refusal to ncccpt tho rules laid down
For Good Laundry Work
Try Evans Laundry
Company, 522 Pearl
street, Phone 2t0.
by the union men, but aro willing that tho
men should go back to work on tho old
terms. Thero Is no talk of compromlso oil
cither side.
Unless tho men dccldo to go back to work
today the bosses say they will take tho mnt
tcr Into their own hands nnd fill tho va
cancies with non-union men.
DeLong will print It right.
Sinnllno I'ntlent nl Home.
Dan O'Leary of lilt Avenue- D was found
to bo suffering from smallpox yesterday and
the hottsu was quarantined. O'Leary Is n
railroad man and Uvea with his mother
nnd sister. Ho returned homo yesterday
morning from Vail, la., where ho wns taken
sick Friday. Ho will not bo removed to
tho pesthouse, but will bo cared for ot his
home.
Council lllnrlH Society.
The High School cadets aro preparing to
give n imp late tins month.
Mrs. F. W Houghton entertained nt n
Kensington Tiiuminy nfternoon
The unntinl ball of the Hont club. will be
lu Royal Arcanum hall Friday tugni.
Mr. .1. W. Hell of Third iiveilllo Is enter
mining Mrs. F. II. Morgan of Donlson, In.
Mrs. W. G. norland of Avenue O will
entertain tlio calendar Card eiuu rnuny
evenlriK.
Misses lllaekstono nnd brother Hurry of
Craig, Neb., arc guests ot Mrs. A. V. Card
of Washington nvenue.
No meetings of the whist clubs wore Inst
week, ueing noiy week tho members wero
nil engiigcd lu church duties.
Mrs. O. G. llutts nnd Mrs. Frank P.
llradley havo Issued Invitations for
luncheon nt the homo of Mrs. Uutts Thurs
day.
Mr. nnd Mrs, Frank Marlowe, 152.1 Avenuo
M. enlertulne.l nt cards Friday evening In
honor of Miss Oepha Lane of Cumber
land, in.
Mluw Wlhi Wlrl Ij linmn from tlin Mi
lirasku Stnte university to spend tho Kastcr
vacation wnn nor parents, .Mr. una .Mrs
W. O. Wirt of Willow nvenue.
Miss Cherrln Wells entertained Informally
lust evening for Cadet Hurry Van Hrurit
mm ins suesi, (.auet iiarry srnunz, oi mo
Military acauemy, culver, inn.
P. G. Mlkesell of 2.W.I Avenue G wus given
a surprise party Monday evening in honor
or ins (am nirtniiay anniversury. Tile even
lug was passed with music and games.
Mrs. C. N. Woodford of Htiih School ave
nue will glvo u course dinner and theater
party today In honor of her nephew, R. Van
.Murrei, who is whii tlio corson ciurko com
pauy.
Tho Calendar Untieing club met Frldny
evening in ungues- nan. uespito tno urear
Iness of the weather a lurgo crowd ut'
tended und a lengthy program of dunces
was Bivrn.
Mrs. J. L. Slewtirt entertained at dinner
Monday lu honor of Miss Genevieve Raid
win. Covers wero laid for twelve. The
liouso wns decorated with carnations nnd
spring llowers
Miss Genevieve R.ildwin. who has been
passing the Faster vacation with her nar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John N. Haldwin, will
leave today to completa her senior year at
vnssar couese
Among tho Con. ell lllnrfH society neonle
occupying boxes ut the Initial performance
oi v.iizn i nursuay nignt were Mr. ana
Mrs. John N. Haldwin, Judge nnd Mrs.
Smith McPherson, Mrs. E. U. Hart and
airs, cnrrle Juekson.
Mrs. Lucius Wells nnd Mrs. Albert W.
Cnsmly guve n luncheon lu honor of Miss
Kntherlno Ktnyro of Oregon. III., guest of
her sister, Mrs. S. 11. Wadsworth. The din
ing room was decorated In pink and whlto
nyacimns. covers wero lata for twelve,
A delightful affair was tho roccntlon yes
terday afternoon by the urt department of
uie woman s emu at tno nome or airs.
John Davis. The colors worn vellow and
green. Rones of smllax nnd nsnnrnirns fern
extended trom the chandelier to the four
corners of the table, across which was
stretched broad bands of yellow satin
rinnon. Tiie centerpiece was u lurgo bou
'utt of yllow tulips and Jonquils, with ns-
pnragus ferns. These llowers wcro used
throughout tho rooms... Assisting in the din-
nB room .were Miss VunOrdc? and Miss
Dodge. Fifty women wpro In nttendnnrn
The tlrst part of tho afternoon was given
over to parliamentary drill nnd n musical
urogram, with nlann snlns by Mr .tnlm
Uono, Jr.. nnd Miss Hortense 'Forsyth was
irlvnn Thn fnnflnll.i ilitli ... o.i..nl
given. The Mnndolln club gave several
cnoico selections. Tno next reepption wll
ue hi iiu country nome oi Mrs. is. r
Dodse.
Amiinir the Clubs.
The New Century club was cntertnlncd by
airs. i-enuy iasi ween.
The household economics' department of
mo woman s ciuo win meet April 13.
The local executive board of tho Rlennlnl
will meet tomorrow afternoon nt 2 In the
ciun room.
The Ideal club met Tuesdny nfternoon nt
uie nomo oi .Mrs. i; u. uevoi, thoso tak
ing part wero Mrs. Southard nnd Mrs,
uuaiey.
Tho Woman's club met Wednesday nfter
noon nt the club rooms. The program was
oy jits, waiters Airs, wenster, Mrs
Saunders ana Mrs. wlrt.
The Oakland Avenue Rending club met
Friday nfternoon with Mrs. Lulu Hlanch-
nru, J nose on the program were Mrs. Rich
mond, Mrs. Orcutt nnd Miss Cnsady. Tho
next meeting will bo at tho homo of Mrs
Kicnmor.u.
The beginners' class In Germnn of tho
Woman H eltib wns In rlinriro of Miss Jan
son of the High school faculty, ov.ing to the
Illness of Miss Dodge. Miss Janseu will
conduct this department tho remainder ot
me term.
Tho Atlns club will meet Tuesday nfter
noon with Mrs. Robert Mullls. These sub
jects will be tnken up: "Mucauley'a Lays
oi Ancient uome, "in tne j'lnco or tlie
Vatican," "Ht. Peters," "Stoddurd's Leo
turo on Rome."
Tlio Athenian club will meet April 11 nt
tho homo of Mrs. Morris, Fourth avenue.
Tho program will Include: "The City of
London," "Tho Orange Stuarts," "Cur
rent Kvehts," Joseph Addison. Miss Darudt
will speak of her visit to Iondon.
Tho current events department of tho
Woman's club met Tuesday nfternoon with
Mrs. Phelps hh lender. Mrs. Hunter con
tributed nn article on "Our Colonies," Mrs.
Webster spoke of "Our Soldiers" nnd Mrs.
Cleaver read n paper on "Tho Great Sol
diers of Our Time."
, Tho literature depurlmcnt of tho Woman's
club met Thursday afternoon, with Mrs. 10.
C. Smith us chairman. Tlio subject was
Kdgur Allen Poe. Those on the program
wero Mrs. Hunter, Mrs. Webster, Mrs.
Cooper, Mrs. Cutler, Mrs, Richmond nnd
Miss Sherman. The next meeting will bo
April IS und tho topic Murk Twain.
The art department of the Womun's club
met Monday evening, Mrs. W. H. Clifford
acting ns chairman. The topic discussed
was "The Last Revival of Painting In
Italy." Thoso reading papers wero Mrs. V.
Lubbe, Miss Foss, Mrs. J. IC. Cooper nnd
Mrs. L. A. Gray. Miss Carollno Dodgo
snoko of her visit to Italy, dwelling par
ticularly on tho paintings In the Vatican.
Tho next meeting will be April 22, with
Miss VuuOrder as leader.
WANTS HIS TEN CENTS BACK
Attorney of I'oiulu Tlirentens to Sue
for K'lti'fi Fare t'ol
leeted. FOIIT DOnon. In., April C (Special.)
F. Hamilton Houd, attorney of Fonda,
threatens to bring suit for damages against
tho Rock Island railroad to obtain 10 cents
which was withheld from faro collected by
a conductor on tho train. Mr. Dond was
traveling from Poehnhontns to Fonda, and
boarded tho Hock Island train, having neg
lected to buy a ticket. The conductor,
when ho collected tho money, withheld 10
cents, as is customary In such cases. Mr.
Dond objected nnd tho two mon eugaged
In nu. altercation, which ended In Con
ductor Harrington's leaving tho money on
the car Beat, where It wns left by Mr.
Dond, when he left the car. Mr. Dond
asserts that the railroad company Is prac
ticing extortion and cays that ho will
bring suit immediately.
On ii Tin IVoiiiitu Is President,
ON'AWA. Ia., April . (Special.) Mrs.
Fletcher Howard, formerly of Onawa, has
been elected president of the lies Moines
Woraou's Press club. She Is nlso a delo
gato to tho Federation of Women's Clubs,
which Is to meet In Council Dluffs lu May,
Ilnln Drlnyn HimmIIiik.
DKNISON, la , April C (Special.) Two
Inches of snow and rain fell hero yester
day morning. Tho sowing of small train
In this vicinity will bo delayed nearly two
weeks.
DARK HORSE FOR GOVERNOR
Flin to Dfat Bmrnl Oandidfttia for the
Nomination,
SUICIDE OF AN ASSISTANT CASHIER
AlKonn Woman
i Sentenced for ThrsM
elver for Otttitimn
Vrnr lice
Coiiipnny Dm Moines
Schools to llcopcn.
DES MOINES, April C (Spcclal.)-Ono
of tho plans by which it Is expected the
leading candidates for govcrn6r of Iowa
aro to bo flnnlly defeated lu .the repub- ,
Mean stato, convention nnd a dark horse
bo nominated has Just como to light. This
Is to stctiro ns largo n number of dele-
gates ns possible to tho state convention
who aro old soldiers and havo out n sum-
clem number of candidates to deadlock In
the convention, then at the right time to
bring forth an old soldier candidate for
governor und to stnmpedo tho convention
for him. Threo of tho cntidldntcs now be-
foro the people hnve records as soldiers,
but neither has been conspicuous In Ornnd
Army of Republic circles.
Thero Is much opposition to the lend-.
ing cnmiiiintes and an undercurrent of
effort to defeat them, nnd It Is known
that this plan of arrnuclnir for n tmnt,r..i.
has been freely discussed In many counties
that nro not ntrongly for any particular
candidate. This evening Sidney A. Fes
ter, ono of the rcpubllcnu candidates In i
this county, mndo tho first of a mtIcj ,
of speeches to tho voters of tho city, nnd It '
Is announced that ho will speak practically'
every nigtit until the date of the primaries
nt sotno plnco in tho county. lie is a
popular campaigner. If ho wins In this
county Cummins, his opponent, will not bo
n cnndldnte for the nomination, but If Cum
mins wins lu thu county Foster la ex
pected to withdraw.
Superintendent A. V. Storm of Cherokee,
who has been announced ns u candidate
for BUperlnteudeut of schools, has with
drawn from tho nice.
Sulelile of Prominent Yoiiiik Mini.
Donjamln F. Ornyson, assistant cashier
of the Iowa Loan and Trust company, died
this morning from tho e'ifects of poison,
supposed to hnve been ndiulnlstercd by
himself, although thero Is sufficient sus
picion of foul play to ncccssltato nn In
vestigation. Ornyson wns 33 years old,
had n family, had been with tho company n
number of years nnd his books nnd accounts
were found to bo nil right. He was some
what addicted to drink and to keeping bad
company, hut his suicide wns n surprise to
tho company officials. Ho formerly lived
nt Fort Dodge, where his father and uncles
wero prominent in business for many
years,
Hecelver Asked For.
Attorney General Mullun has asked for
appointment of n receiver for tho Enul.ablo
Dulldlng and Loan company of Ottumwa,
declared by tho examiners to ho doing
business in nn unsafe way, und tho books
wcro taken to St. Louis. Tho proceeds of
tho snlo were distributed nmong tho share
holders nnd the business closed up. It
has slnco developed that there has been
no proper accounting of tho affairs of the
company nnd a receiver will be asked for
at Ottumwa, April 23, to mako a thorough
Investigation.
Woiiiuii tJetii Three Ycnrs.
Mrs. Frank E. Foster of Algona has been
sentenced to three years In tho peniten
tiary as an nccompllco of Clarence Robin
son in the attempt to murder Frank Fos
ter to get hlra out of tho way. Robinson
Is serving n seven-year scnteuco as princi
pal in tho case Mrs. FobUt first confess.,
tho whole conspiracy and nfterward sought
to prove her Innocence.
Selioolm Will Iteopen.
Tho Des Moines schools, which havo been
closed for threo weeks, will reopen Mondny.
Practically nil tho rooms have been fumi
gated and cleaned and every precaution
has been tnken to guard ngnlnst tho break
ing out of smallpox. Slnco tho city leased
a hospital for tho use of smallpox patients
all of tho cases that cannot bo cared for
at homo havo been removed there and quar
antine is much easier. Thero havo been
thirty to forty cases lu tho hospital slnco
.It was opened for smallpox purposes.
Siniill ArniM liiNpeotor.
Captain W. G. Cairns of Des Moines has
been appointed assistant Inspector of
small-arms practice In tho Iowa National
guard and nsslgned to tho Fifty-first reg
iment. Lieutenant II. G. Cushlng of Du
buque has been appointed to a similar posi
tion and assigned to the Forty-ninth reg
iment. A general order was Issued today
by Adjutant General Dyers announcing two
UectBlons. One is that n lieutenant who
has been duly qualified und commissioned
n3 such does not havo to bo examined If ho
Is afterwards appointed to ho battalion ad
jutant. Tho other Is thnt a candidate who
falls to qualify for tho ofllco to which ho is
elected or nppolnted is not eligible for the
sume otllce again for six months from tho
dato of tho examination nt which he failed
and on second failure Is forever disquali
fied.
I.onklni; Hp ho On in p.
Adjutant General Dyers has gono to Coun
cil Dluffs to oxamlno tho grounds selected
for tho encampment of tho Fifty-first nnd
Fifty-second regiments. All othor matters
havo been disposed of and there Is no doubt
that tho grounds offered will bo satis
factory.
Tho Maxwoll Tclcphono company has been
Incorporated, with $n,000 capital, to build n
telephone lino nt Maxwell, Story county.
,w Mleftrlo l.lnlil llnllilliix.
COHNINfi, In., April I!. (Special ) Tho
electric llsht company has bought two lois
MEN CURED
Our Vacuum Orem Dovoloper rurcii whero
orerythint; elbo fniU and hnpn J dead. It re
ttnrri small, weak organ, lint power, fnllhnr
mnnhood, drnlns, orron of youth, etc. Strlo
turo and Varicocele pcrinansntly cured In 1 to
Ha'or'ucs to ruin thn f tomach, No Eloctrlo
Belts tolillatrr nnd burn. Our Vacuum Do
veloper is n local treatment applied directly to
the weak niiil disordered rmrts. It bItci
Ktrmgth and .lovolopment wucroror nppllrd.
Old men with lost or falllncr manhood, or tho
j on us nnd middle n;,cd who nro reaplnir tlio re
sults of youthful orrnr, excess or over work aro
quickly restored to ho.'ilth and MroDgth, Our
murrnloiM appliance has Hfctouljlird thoontlro
world. Hiincfrrdi nf lending physicians In tho
United States nro now rrrommondlngour appli
ance In thn sovormt cases whoro every other
known devlrs has fulled.
You will se and frM Its benefit from tho first
day for it l applied directly nt tb eont of tln
disorder. It male uodlffarouco how torero tho
Easter Novelties
S We have received the Finest and Latest line of Nov
5 el lies, direct from New York, consisting of
MILLINERY, JACKETS, SILK WAISTS
AND DRESS SUITS.
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fSillc Skirts trom
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Our prices nro within the rench of nil. Don't fnll to visit our
Htorc. Our nssortnicut is complete. Mnkc your selections early.
CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS.
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NOVELTY CLOAK STORE,
536 Broadway. Council Bluffs, Ia.
OPEN EVENINGS.
John Reno &C&
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Our Special Salo of
Summer Shirt Waists.
All tills week we slinll offer jjrent linrgnlns in Lntlles' Shirt Wnists.
We lutve it Hpeelnl lot of about dozen, in it full line of sizes front .'!
to -18, patterns in stripes, checks and Hurcs; not a waist in the lot lint
is worth TiOc, ami from that to .fU.CiO. Wo have niatlo special prices of
25c, 50c, 75c and $1
to close the entire line. Not one lu the stock but is worth double what
we ask you for it.
WK AKK ALSO SHOWING A 81'LKKDID LINH OF
Shirt Waist Suits,
MAIL ORDEKS PROMPTLY FILLED.
Stoves warm the house only "in spots.'
Hot-Air Furnaces chronically refuse to
warm rooms on the exposed side
While Steam and Hot-Water Systems
genially warm the home through
out. Why? Write us.
J. C. Bixby & Son,
Council, Cluffs, In.
Special Rates
On family and rough dry
washings.
EVANS LAUNDRY CO.,
522 Pearl St., Phone 290.
on Davis avenue nnd will build a brick
building 40x00 feet for Its new plant, which
ir,0-horso power nnd 100-horso power en
gines, nnd oxpects to be In operation
May 1.
Without Drugs or Electricity by Our
Vacuum Organ
Developer
No Cure
No Ray
75,000 IN USE
NOT ONE FAILURE
NOT ONE RETURNED
caso or how long ptntidlnir, It Is n fnre to jrlfld
to our treatment as tlio mull to rln.
Tho blood it tlm life, the fortlllzor of tlio hu;
man Ixxly, Our. imtrumcnt forces the blood
into circulation where most needed. RlTlnn
strength and development to weak and lifeleax
partH. Tim Vnrtium Orgun Devrlojicr was first
Introduced In tlio standing arm lei of Kuropon
fnw years iu?o by tho French epeclallit, Do
IJoii9-!t, and Its roinnrkahle succexs in tlicso
countrlejlcd thn Local Appliance Co. to eecuro
the exclusive control of Its sale on the Western
t'ontinentt nnd slnco Its introduction into this
country Its remaikahU curei hire astounded
the en'lro medical prnfe'alou. It has rnstorml
thousand cf cataa ponotncfld Inrurabln by
pliyiiclaiiB. It cure quickly, harmleuly, and
without (lotentlon from businers.
Itoinnmber there is no exposure, no C.O.D. or
nnv other scliernoinour ileullnKWlth the public.
Write for free particular. sentfealed in plain
envelope. LOCAL APPLIANCE COMPANY,
137 Thorpe Block, Indianapolis, Indiana.
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$10.00.
5 up to $15.00.
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Floor.
On Windy
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Grates about equal a hot
water bag.
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IDEAL. Boilri and AMERICAN RaiUton
A Ftw Pointtrs on
Good Laundry Work
will not come amiss to those who know
what good laundry work really Is:
1. The way we wasli makes clothes
elenn.
ii. The way we starch makes clothes
stiff, if stlffenliiK they require.
.1. Tho way we Iron makes clothes
fnnootli.
Bluff Giiy Laundry,
22 & 24 North Main.
Wnllnuu Jb Grnutt I'rups. Co. Illnffs.
DC H ANY THEATER.
SIJ'.-IAI
SUNDAY NIGHT, APRIL 7.
Tho Comediun, A Hoynl Foast of fun.
A I'lonltiide n f Merriment.
Tlir Al II x I in ii in nf I'll ret- ('niiii'dy.
Co in p ii n y of Superior nxerllrnet-,
CliitrmliiK ili ln In (ioriicniiJi Contuiur.
A llrlitlit l.niiKlilnif I'luy Cleverly
Acted.
I'lUCKS 25c, 3uc, EOc nnd 75c.
CHEAI' 1IOMK3.
House of 6 rooms, two closets, pantry,
cellur, well, small burn, J7u0; Bmall pay
ment down, balance monthly,
6-room tioiine, ulo.ioi, pantry, cellar, stable,
cistern i price m.
C-room house, 'closets, pantry, cellar, city
witter lu house, stable, shade trees, largo
lot, good locution; price il.'M).
P-room house .closets, pantry, collar, cls
tern, bath, stable; prlco i'Mi.
Good 0-room liouso. pantry, closet, chlnn,
closet, city water, tilmi', bath, fl,&0;
within I blocks of 1'. O, A snap.
Good S-room house, bath and closet, pan
try, chlnu ciohiit, cellar, city water, cis
tern, burn, coal house, piped fur gas;
price J2.750.
0-room house, bath nnd closet, city water,
large burn, sliiido trees, lot MxllW, only
$3 000,
Fine large houso of VI rootm, bcMdcs base
ment tun! utile, steuni lieut, bath, closet,
gas and butn, two lots; cost about Ui.X)
to improvu, only 0,ooo.
FA MIS KOll SALIi.
ISO-acre farm 11 miles from Council Hluffs
and Oniuha, 12.1 ucres In cultivation, 4
rooin house, double corner!!), well, nlso
U'l'oom liuufco, stable, corucrlii, well; iln
coin laud l'rlco only $t.Vi per ucro, A
snap.
211 lures IS mllesi from Council Hluffs nnd
Oinntm, nil good, smooth level land, houso,
burn, i.rlbs, well, etc., cioho to railroad:
for rale for u few days ut J I ) per ucre.
Very cheap,
I.ark'e list of farms und houses und lots.
Also houses for rent. Cull und gut par
ticulars, JOHNSTON &. KiJItlt,
Tel. ill. Oil Uroadway.