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THE OMAHA DAILY BEEt THURSDAY, 31 AY 2. 1001.
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It.
CURRENT
COUNCIL
Ml.V.'t; MKNTIOS.
Davis Bolls drugs.
Etockert sells lace curtains.
Kino A II C beer, N'cumayer's hotel.
Victor Heaters. Dlxby &. Son, ugents.
Wollmnn, scluntlllc optician, tVJ IT way
I'asturnge. Judsoti. 923 Sixth avc. Tel. 311
For mili clonn, sharp bank eund, cnrlots.
IV. H. I taper, 0 l'ctirl street.
W, K draff, undertaker unit dlslnfctor,
101 South Main street, l'liona WA.
Got your work dono at the popular ISagU
laundry, 721 1'ro.idway, 'I'hone 157.
Correct and exclusive styles of clegunt
photos at Hthmldt's, 531 Broadway.
Ubo Hall's Magic Compound. Host dan
druff euro and hair preserver known.
Hpoclal att. ntloti given to wedding prc.-t-entn.
(.' lu. Alexander & Co., 33J IS way.
Murgun & Klein, uptiolstei'tnK, furniture
repairing, tnattrcsi maklii;. H. Main si.
Dr. C II. I'owill ami Hon N. K. Kendall
of Albla, la.. attended the Conger recep
tion. County Auditor limes hnK the report of
an additional ensu of smallpox In earner
township.
l-'or bale, liousehold furnlturo and horse
unci buggy, cheap. lniUlle D. A. Hamilton,
Urjnd hotel.
A want ad In The Hm will bring results
The same uttentlon given to a want ad in
Council Hlufls as at tile Omaha olllcc.
Take homo n brick of Vanilla cream. 23
cents, or Neapolitan, 35 cents. Will keep
one hour wlthuut Ice. A. Motzgcr & Co.
Kinest Kosdlsch and Mrs. Anna Wright
wero married by Justice llryant last even
ing at the homo of tho groom, 21 South
Fifteenth Htrcet.
14, .1 Tipton of Albany. Mo.. Is visiting
his cousin, Alexander Tipton. They had not
Been each other In forty-seven years.
MrH. Kmma fiaunderi", widow of Smith
H.t.lliders, whh yesterday appointed admin
lstratrlx of the nutate of her husband.
Mm. P. II IIoIIIh received a cablegram
yesterday announcing the safe ilrrlvnl ot
her husband at Southampton, Hnglaud. on
his way to London.
Jnmea M. Ilruner of Omaha and I.Ida U.
Farnsworth of this city were married at
the homo of the bride on West Uroadw.iy
last evening by llev. It. Venting.
Charles J. S.iylcs and Miss Ilyrd linker
stol. a march on their friends Tuesday
evening nnd were married lu St. Paul's
jeitnry at b o'clock by llev. George lidward
Walk.
lion. .1. II. Sullivan of Creston was lu this
city yesterday on his way to Ottawa on a
business mission, anil although they wero
not of IiIh faith lie found considerable en
joyment mixing with tho politicians here
to greet Minister Conger.
The closing of a contract with the I,cn
nott company, one of tho best repertolro
organizations on the road, by Manager
Stevenxon of the Dohuny theater for n.
summer engagement her.! will be pleasing
news to our theater-goers. It will open Its
engagement hero May 13,
John Saunders, a eolored man. whllo
cleaning windows lu the I )n trough block on
liroadway yesterday afternoon, lost his
balance and fell Into a stairway from the
second lloor, alighting on the steps fifteen
feet below He escaped with a sprained
wrist ami a bruised ankle.
John W llergers, a loan broker on Knr
nam street, Omaha, wan arrested In Omaha
yesterday afternoon and brojght to this
city on a requisition from the governor to
answer an Indictment returned by the
grand Jury ten days ago, charging him with
misconduct nnd Implicating Mrs. Maud
JJean, wlfo of I. O. llettn. The offense Is
alleged to have been committed at Gil Fifth
avenue, Merger's wife secured a divorce
from him and Mrs. Ileau has Instituted
divorce proceedings lu the Omaha courts.
N. V. Plumbing Co., loiepmino 330.
ci.viii: ii. omiioiim; ami m'ikk.
Hcv. (i. V. t'roflH if llcntrlee Olllclnten
Ann I n nt Wiillnce WciIiIIiik.
A homo wedding was at the home of Mr.
nd Mrs. W'.JW. Walhicc, on niulT street, at B
o'clock hiBt evening, when their daughter,
Miss Ancttc N., became tho bride of Clyde
II, Osborn of Denver. The ceremony was
performed by He v. O. W. Crofls of Beatrice,
Neb., who had In the past officiated at the
runrrlagcB of two of the bride's bisters nnd
who was formerly tho family pastor. There
wcro present sixty guests, those from out
of tho city being: Judge and Mrs. F. A.
Osborn of Denver, parents of tho groom;
Mr. and Mrs. McClelland, llev. nnd Mrs.
11. K. Hughes of Tabor, Mrs, J. H. Orvls
of I)es Moines, Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Wallace
cf Dcs Moines, Miss Ida Wnllarc of Du
buque, Dr. John Stoddard of Silver Creek,
Neb., Miss Lillian Tweedy of Lincoln nnd
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Austin of Omaha. At
tho conclusion of tho ceremony a wedding
supper was served and Mr. and Mrs. Osborn
left at 8 o'clock for a wedding trip that
will cover a period of threo or four months
nnd Include a visit to England und tho con
tinent. Tho groom Is an attorney In Dcs
Moines anil he and his wife will make their
homo In that city.
ItnelHK Meet nt Atlantic.
ATLANTIC, la.. May 1. (Special.)
Arrangements nro being mnde for tho an
nual June racing meet here this year June
7 nnd 8. The, management hus hung up
ionio good purses. Tho meet will be under
tho management of John lllnke.
rtubber Htatops nt DoLong's, 307 B'waj.
Davis sells glass.
It en I IXate TrimiCr r.
Leander Lodge and wife to Oscar F.
Lodge, w 1-3 nVi lot 9, block 10, "Wal
nut, w. d J 1
II. II. Oberholtzer and wife to llobcrt
Illeakley, lot 11, Midland add., q. c. il, 5
J. C. Maniuardt nnd wlfo to Ottilia
W Karges, lots 2 and 3, block 2,
Marquardt'H subd,, w. d 230
Sheriff to J, It. llockafellow, und. U
of lands In sections 21, 22 and 27-7I-3S,
sheriff's d 1,335
Bamo to same, und. 1-7 of sume, sher
iff's deed 1,350
Oscar F, Lodge and wife to A. 14. Ivln
cald, nMi lot 9, block IB, Walnut, la.,
w. il..." 1.W
Six transfers, aggregating $1,811
Mnrrlnur Licenses.
Name and Residence Age,
truest Fodlsch. Council III tiff h 51
Anna Wright, Council lllnffs S
Charles J. Sayles, Council Illuffs 22
Ilyrd linker, Council Muff 22
Dr. I'. O. Hue. New York City 27
Minnie 14. lllckuell, Council Illuffs 23
A Momentous
Event...
In Council Muffs this
week will be tho Conger
reception. Another lm-
norlant event Is the 1)1
eutilnl session of the
Women's clubs of the
state, which opens today.
A hearty greeting Is cx
tnnili'il to nil Htrnnuers bv
thn iii'onlii of our eltv and
we cordially Invito all tins
visitors in Council Mutts
to call at our store titi'i
see tho uncut line of Foot
wear carried by any
House In tho West.
SARGENT'S
I.onk fur the llmr,
FARM LOANS
Negotiated In Lantern Nebraska
and Iowa. Jnmes N. Cnsady. Jr..
120 Main St., Council Hluffs.
LEWIS CUTLER
Funeral Director
(Sucees 'ir to W. C. Kstep)
SS I'K.VUL STUF.KT. 'Phone OT.
NEWS OF IOWA.
BLUFFS.
WOMAN'S RIVAL CANDIDATES
Ftderatioi of Iowa Olubi ii Midit of a
Linlj Campaign.
SPLIT IN STATE OVER PRESIDENCY
ClectlonrerliiH: Adds Miler to the
IllPiinlnl Ciinvemliili lteMirt
Minn (JriiMtli mill Aililrrsses
Tell of I'ronress In Work.
The fourth biennial convention of the
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs was for
mally opened yesterday In the llroadwuy
Methodist church, Council Illuffs, there
being In ottendancc about 300 women from
various parts of the Hnwkeyn state. The
forenoon session was devoted to routlno
work, to receiving the reports of olllccrs
and committees, and to similar preliminary
matters. The actual work of tho body
began with the evening's bcssIoii.
At 9;30 o'clock tho Btate president, Mrs.
Mabel V. 1). Huteulnsou, called the meeting
to order and Introduced Mrs. Oldstcdt of
Cedar Ilnplds, who read the Invocation,
which Mrs. 1'. J. Montgomery, on account of
Illness, was unable to deliver. An organ
solo by W. L. Thlckstun followed, after
which Miss Caroline Dodge, In a brief ad
dress, welcomed the delegates on behalf of
tho Council Hluffs women's clubs, and Hon.
John N. Ualdwln extended a cordial greet
ing on behalf of the Council Illuffs citizens.
Mrs. Hutchinson responded for the federa
tion. President'" Alilr'.
In her address, ns president, at the morn
ing session, Mrs. Hutchinson of Durllngton
said: . ,
u...... ..Mi nvlMtrnrfi ana
growth. In which time the town Federation
or women is cuius win ki" ..v...
band of energetic, women Into a Brent, or
ganization with nine HttUtdlng committees,
r . i..t .n.nM.lti... i. Inllrntttlat II tllfl
two nprcim iiMiiiiiiii' i ", .......... ..
torian and a statu secretary 1 1 the federa-
.. I..... ..,.. ...,.l ui.ulAmnllvn tllllir
lO lOrillllllllU (UtlllCT ! r.,. r,,v.......-v y
for the advancement of a broad educational
work, as ours now Is, In our atuto means a.
labor of love for humanity s sake nnd un
tiring energy. ,
part of th state for manunl training, and
lillllll'lillu niimtu. ...... ..v...
started In u number of places In the state
... . . ...III I... n ........ 1. 1 ,.,..lnn r
atlU I iruri II nil! jtwm-v tinii'Mu'
of everv clubwoman to work for It until
wo shall bco It established generally In cur
......ll- ..U....I.. ,rM... It. ....la ...nut It., IPdlmwl
puiMIl ririiuiiin. iitiii,r uiu.'i ...... ...i.
with the brain. Our latest thinkers among
IMIUCUllirM liy lliu llillli;, iiiu iivnw, unit i
nnd hand, must bo developed equally and
together, The majority of our young men
earn tueir iivhik ' inmu uii,i. an Hum
uhn lm nlillui'il to learn omethlnir of the
scletico of home.
Tho odlcers made their reports. Mrs.
Allrn rtnltnv. n nnrronnondlnir Heerotnrv.
reported 230 clubs now In tho federation
nnd a membership of 8,000. Tho treasurer's
report showed tho federation prosperous
an tho nudltor reported the books In good
condition. After the' report of the presi
dent, Mrs., Hutchinson, the reports of tho
members of tho extension committee wore
heard,
A commlttoo on resolutions, comprising
Mrs tn I'nii of -Cnvniln MrH. V.vprptt of
Council muffs, Mrs. Cogswell of Cedar
llaptds and Mrs. Porter of Des Moines, was
appointed by the chair. Miss Caroline'
Dodge extended a general Invitation to tho
citizens and clubwomen of Omaha to be
present at the open sessions.
llctMirilliiK Meerrlnry's Heport.
As recording secretary Miss Grace Harsh
made n full report, of which the following
was of general Interest:
The executive board of tho Iowa Federa
tion of Women's clubs, having under con
sideration the resolutions on reorganization,
presented by Mrs. flrock of Pennsylvania
and adopted by tho General Federation
council at Philadelphia last June, and hav
ing carefully read the reports of the state
federation committee to the federated clubs
of Massachusetts, hereby reports to tho
chairman of the General Federation com
mittee on reorganization, as follows:
Whereas, The recommendation of the
statti federation committee to the federated
clubs of MuKsachtiHcttH seems to be well
and practically thought of, and
herea.s, It Is very important that tho
most satisfactory ami feasible plan for
selecting delegates from all the state fed
erations to the General Federation's bien
nial shall be adopted; and
Whereas, We believe It might be dim
cult and cause contention or Ill-feeling to
select tho delegates to the general biennial
its proposed in division (b) of article lv.
under heading "Representation." by the
Htnto federation committee of tho federated
clubs of Massachusetts: and
Whereas, It is desirable that n satisfac
tory nmtkint be rnlsed out of tho dues for
tho General l ederatlon of Women's clubs'
expenses, and t Is believed that the annual
le proponed by the Massachusetts plan in
paragraph b of article III would be Imtde
ipiatp; and
rhM'Ji.MaHAiWo..fully "I'l'rove the Massa
chusetts federation comm ttee plnn In all
other respects on tho main tiuestlo " re
SfBnrnn.tionin,,vn,,.i ,ho ,1r''',nt ..ties Ions
"herefore! tna"" nm' representation;
Resolved, That wo recommend that till
that part of the proposed plan of tit" Mas
sachusoltH mate tederatlok ro mmitte
under tho heading o 1 "HepreJeiitStl m"
after the words "one thousand." fn Vh Sn
, V .'J'."1 ."'i;ll""nK b. be stricken out i nd
that his bo Inserted In lieu thereof to.ult
Kaeh state federation shall I e rAiresente.i
vM1" sTareror"' V,? WfB?&,S
the"r n,?i falr, rpP;"n" atlon "S ' a
thf. f",','1? throtiRhout ench stnto
,h,er" ?hllI,( b,n R Pliil committee uppoltm-d
lalfTVWSfH
federa Ion meeting In session; and
(HAKCE
IT"
So said a man whose eyes were ex
amined and found defective, when wo
advised him to lay aside his cheap
stcro glasses and let us lit htm with
proper ones.
Months later, after trying many so
called opticians, he came to us with
the remark: "Guess I'll take those
KlnsKcs now."
A reexamination showed vision In
ono oye entirely gone, all through ncg
""HJc.!"'1 km will over restore It.
"Taking chances" with your eyes la
dovnrlght recklesne.
nonces will! X-.W
Herman M. Lcffcrt
(irndunto Optlelitn,
Sat! llroit,Tny. t'ouuell DlnrTa.
KM
of H omen's clubi' biennial, to which nny
state federation shall be entitled, shall be
determined by the number of clubs which
belong to the state federation nnd not by
the per capita membership of the clubs of
the Mate federation.
Resolved, That the word "three" of para
graph 1) of article III of tho Massachusetts
limit be stricken out and the word "live" be
Inserted In lieu thereof.
Afternoon fenlon.
The afternoon session opened at 2 o'clock
with a song by Mrs, W. W, Sherman, fol
lowed by a vocal duet by Mrs, Sherman and
Mrs. Mullls.
As the icports from the members of the
extension committee were not all heard In
tho morning, they were taken up as the
first business of tho afternoon, reports be
ing given front tho Seventh district by
Mrs. Henry Wallaco of Dcs Moines, and
the Ninth district by Mrs. Decmer of Red
Oak, library work being one of the chief
efforts of that district, nnd five new clubs
having been brought Into the federation.
Mrs. Culbcrtson of Carroll reported library
work of great Interest to tho clubs of tho
Tenth district also. Two hundred and
twenty-four Is the actual number of clubs
now In tho federation, Just two more than
uro federated In Illinois.
Tho reports of the clubs were taken up,
each being limited to fifteen minutes. The
nlms and results accomplished by tho
various clubs were presented.
The committee on rules nnd regulations
submitted the following recommendations:
1. There shnll be no proxy voting.
2. There shall be a timekeeper.
3. Tho doors shall bo closed during ud
tlri'srcH and discussions.
4. No one shall !c allowed to speak twice
In a discussion on one subject.
5. Threo minute shnll be allowed each
member In the dlscuson,
Tho reports of the committee on badges,
of tho historian, of tho Journalist and of
tho exhibit committee, nil showed the work
belug energetically carried on.
Mrs. Nolllo F. Cooke of Algona, chairman
of tho reciprocity bureau, reported sorao
difficulty in securing general appreciation
of and Interest In the manuscripts and
work of tho bureau. Other members of tho
bureuu reported much tho same results of
their work, nlso an Indlfferenco on the
part of tho women In contributing to tho
bureau. In the discussion which followed
tho work of other stntes was mcntloued
nnd suggestions were made for stimulating
tho Interest in tho future.
Owing to tho general popularity of the
library movement, tho reports of tho li
brary work was heard with general Inter
est. They consisted of a report of tho
special library committee by Mrs. Harriet
C. Towner, general library work by Mrs.
Florn K. Ilakcr and n paper on "Library
Extension," oy Miss Alice Tyler of tho
Stutc Library commission,
LlhrnrlcN In Kvery County Sent.
Theso reports included n general history
of tho library movement and Miss Tyler
said In conclusion that It was the hopo
of tho women to establish a library lu
every county seat of tho state that had
not one already, and thnt they would en
deavor to mako tho reading room tho most
attractive resting place In town for the
farmer's wlfo and daughter.
The one social feature of the convention
for which any tlmo was allowed was the
reception to delegates and visiting women
by tho clubwomen, of Council Bluffs In
tho evening. The dining room and lobby
of the Grand hotel had been handsomely
decorated with palms, American Beauty
roses, Lnwson carnations and American
Hags, and from 2 until 11 o'clock wero
crowded with clubwomen and visitors,
among whom wero some of national repu
tation. Tho receiving line was stationed at
the west side of tho halt and consisted of
Mrs. Carrlo Dodge, Mrs. Mabel Hutchison
of Ottumwa, Mrs. Martha C. Illlck of Bur
lington, Mrs. Grnco C. Harsh of Creston,
Mrs. Allco A. C. Bally of Dcs Moines, Mrs.
Clara C. Garst of Coon Rapids, Mrs. Nel
lio F. Cooke of Algona, Mrs. Flora Blackay
of Boone, Mrs. Julia C. Hallam of Sioux
City, Mrs. Lyman M. Hurd of Dubuque,
Mrs. Martha C. Bibbs of Boone, Mrs. Henry
J. Howe of Marshalltown, Mrs. Mlnnlo P.
Campbell of Malvern nnd Miss Bertha
Kunbe of Chicago.
Mrs. John K. Baldwin, Mrs. Georgo D.
Phelps, Mrs. J. M. Mntthewa. Mrs. 11. C.
Cory and Mrs. Horace Kverett received
from 9 until 10. From 10 until 11 theso
women wero added to the line: Mrs. Wal
ter I. Smith, Mrs. J. P. Davis, Mrs. F. W.
Miller, Mrs. W, II. Bates, Mrs. J. J. Stead
man and Mrs. Charles Swalne.
Throughout tho evening Ices were served
by the young women of Council Bluffs.
I'riiKrnm fur Todny.
Following Is the program for today:
0 TO 12 A. M.
Music.
Club reports.
Reports of delegates to Milwaukee bien
nial of the l.eneral Federation of Women's
clubs.
,!LVl,ll"Lc Improvement," Mrs. Martha C.
Illbbs, chairman.
Discussions.
chairman'10""' Work'" Mrs' 'man Hurd,
Need of a compulsory law In Iowa.
vr,ri?ot.,c ,1,y 1,y wn,rl1'1B of laws of New
i nrlc and Pennsylvania.
Obstacles in the way or such a law.
. 2 TO 4 P. M.
Music.
Mtha'T jS'hn'soHf WtinXSZlSZ
cSWfil,!!?' A"H8 Mary a o'nTl'eT.f
"Aut Caesar. Ant Nulltts," Mrs. Allan
Dawson of Des Moines. ahhii
SloiiCUy"' Mr8' Kvoly" BeU"
Ke.Vn0CfambEUimV' Jc'"
DWS" M- B"tha
An hour with our birds.
iin'B.rd Study." Mrs. W. L. Cooper of Bur-
Bt,oi;STi!ton f B,rd"" S,rs' "nteud of
Discussion.
Ride.
siding". H"rrlCt C-'tMy of Corning, pre.
(a) Nocturne ,
(b) Faust Waltz (arranged by'Tran'i8151'
Song ""Uarour""
Orga,,as,do M:. .V!"'" Coiincii ' Bluff;,:
Illustrated" ftcturo-AM
und Sculptors of Todav " 1 ,,lnta
Lorado Tnft of Chl'cng'6.'
Content fnr ProMileiil.
While the color question promised to be
tho interesting feature Tuesday, nothing
new developed. In fact, the women ap
peared to have entirely forgotten that they
do not all agree upon that subject, so ab
sorbed have they become In the election.
Tho women of the western part of the state
seem more than ever to feel that the presi
dency belongs to them this time, whl lo the
eastern and many of tho northern clubs are
equally determined that that office shall go
,? ? Dc8,MolDe? candidate. While the Des
Moines delegation Is the strongest In the
state and as its choice. Mrs. Bally, hat, been
generally considered tho most likely cnndl
date, this combination of circumstances mas
result to the Interest of the west after alt
for It has leaked out thnt all is not har!
montous In the De Moines delegation and
Mrs. Walker Ie receiving strong support
from some of the number.
This lack of unity Is not due to nny tin
popularity on the part of Mrs, Rally how
ever, but rather to her popularity In the
Des Motnes Woman's club, of which she Is
president, and her delegates thinks that In
electing her to the office of state president
they would loie her in their homo club
work, where they feet she cannot welt be
spared. In Justice to tho work mapped out
for that club this year, they argue, It would
be Impoislble for her to hold both offices.
After the meeting of the afternoon, the
Des Moines delegation met antl talked the
srT WNITELAW & GARDINER 9,",irery
Corsets at
BOSTON STORE, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
25c
Agents for McCnll's Bazar Patterns.
Half Price
Silks and Dress Goods
Toe and $1.00 Foulard Dress Silks, In Blue and Black, with Q
white figure, on sate today at OiW
Remnants of Plain nnd Fancy Silks, suitable for dress IT J i1 Prtpr
fronts and dress trimmings, on tale today at 1 lclll X 1 ILtJ
Remnants of Woolen Dress Goods, In large variety of colors and
lengths, on sate today at special discount.
See our large Bath Towel, worth 50c, OE2
on salo today at DC
Millinery
This Is without doubt the busiest department In tho store, nnd no won
der when If you would only compare our prices, and examine tho new
and pretty creations that ore arriving
dally, these wilt speak for themselves. New Rfln 4n CO Cfl
and stylish Walking Hats, from UUb IU 0U
Ready to wear Trimmed Millinery, In nil styles and shapes, at
$1, $1.50, $2, $3.50, $5 up to $15.
Wall
Paper
Full line of wall
paper, all new 1901
styles, at the follow
ing prices per roll:
He, 34c, 5c,
7ic, 10c to
25c.
Workmanship
Guaranteed'
Wrappers
Ladles' dark nnd medium colored Wrappers on nQ
sale at yOC
ladles' fine Cambric Wrappers, In light nnd dark colors, neatly trimmed
with flounce on skirt. In gray and black, blue, red nnd OI tf
light fancies, on sale nt ipl.vlvr
Fine Percale Wrnppers. handsomely made and trimmed, 7e
with wide flounce on skirt, at ipltAtJ
Silk Skirts
Ladles' Black Taffeta Silk Skirts, with 6 rows of shirred flit
ruffling round the bottom, at JJUVI.Uvl
Black, nil tucked Taffeta Silk Skirt, with 6 rows of C1 Rfl
shirring on flounce, n bargain at 4 lu. OVJ
Special Prices
on Ladies'
Underwear
mutter over. Tho situation was laid before
Mrs. Bally, who seemed rather to profer
tho office of stato president. In case Mrs.
Bnlly withdraws. Mrs. Walker of Des
Moines will receive tho support of that dele,
gallon, whllo Mrs. Beemcr will bo the choice
of tho west. Though n nominating commlt
tco has been appointed, n member of that
body says that that committee will not net
until some choice Is expressed by an In
formal ballot.
WOMEN IGNORE COMPLEXION
St. I'nul Cluh Member Flnnllr Adopt
Hmoliiliiin I'riitrslliiK Against
DrnwlMK the Color Line.
ST. TAUL, May L By a vote of 42 to 21
and after a contest lasting tho entire after
noon, the New Century club, one of the
leading womon's clubs of St. Paul, adopted
a resolution protesting against nny color
line In the Minnesota State federation and
desiring tho conditions of membership to
remain ns at present, "Intellectual nnd
moral fitness."
Tho color question has been agitating
the State Federation of Women's clubs for
a long time. A few weeks ago n cluh com
posed of colored women applied to Mtb.
Lydla S. Williams of Minneapolis, tho
president of tho stato federation, for nd
mtsslon to that body. Mrs. Williams was
disinclined to take tho responsibility of ad
mitting them nml officially requested
opinions from all tho clubs In her Jurisdic
tion. Gravel rooting A. II. Read. 541 Broad'?.
Davis sells paint.
Lou; HollInK nt Atlnntle.
ATLANTIC, Ja.. May 1. (Special.) The
stato log rolling of the Woodmen of tho
World wilt bo in this 6lty June 13 and tl. Ad.
vices from lodges all over the state are to
tho effect that they will send largo delega
tions. Tho committee on transportation has
made arrangements for special rates and
special trains. J. C. Root of Omaha,
sovereign grand commander, has been se
cured ns speaker. A fraturo of the enter
tainment will bo the prize team drill, Tho
grand lodge team will also bo In attend
ance, but not to pnrtlclpato In tho contest.
Another fraturo will be a band contest In
which prizes wilt be offered.
Death (ram Kick of Horse.
ATLANTIC, la., May L (Special, 1
Harry Agnow, son of Smith Agnew of
Mnrne, this county, was kicked by a horse
and died In a day, Tho funeral was this
afternoon.
Innn Orntorlenl I'oiilml,
IOWA CITY, May L (Special.) Tho
annual contest of tho Northern Oratorical
league will bo at the opera house In loua
City, Friday evening, May 3.
ASKS MAYOR'S RESIGNATION
l.ciitniinport t'lly Conn I'll llrmninla II,..
ttrrmnit of Crorur I', .lli'Krr,
of MiiDiilHiiiiK llrrntli.
INDIANAPOLIS, May I. A Hpechil to thn
Sentinel from Lognnsport. Ind sayst
At a session of the city council tonight
u resolution was passed demanding the
resignation of Mayor George P. Me.Kco, who
Is charged in tho resolution with being
an excesslvo user of Intoxicating liquor, the
resignation to tnko effect at once. Mayor
McKee Is a republican and has held the
office two terms.
Things of Worth
at prices that will appeal
ANNOUNCEMENT
A two weeks' engagement of the
OBER-AMMERQAtl PASSION PLAY
COMMENCING MONDAY, MAY 6,
will be given at our store daily. Tiokets for first
entertainment will be given away Saturday, May 4.
WHITELAW
BOSTON STORE, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
HARR1MAN STILL IN RACE
Baji Ha Hn N InUntion of Withdrawing
in Ongir's Faror.
FOSTER EXPECTS TEN POLK DELEGATES
Work on Sm Army Pout U lllookcil
Cornltiit LI very iniiii l.cavci Wife
nml Home ImliiiiiN Waul
to (let Into i. A. It.
DES MOINKS, May L (Special.) Sen
ator W. Ilarriman of Hampton arrived
In the city today to consult with his po
litical friends nnd associates. He was one
of the first to be announced as a candidate
for governor, and ho has a strong follow
ing In northwestern Iowa. Ho stated today
that ho had no Intontlon whatever of with
drawing from tlio race for tho nomination,
no matter what others may do. Ho hod no
comment to make on the action of Oeorgo
D. Perkins In withdrawing In favor of tho
nomination of Major Conger, hut ho would
ot follow that lead.
Within the past few days Sidney A. Fos
ter has announced thnt he Is still In tho
rnco anil that lie expecta to have at least
ten of tho delegates from Polk county to
tho slnto convention. The lm. i.nnn tii.-
of other randldntes withdrawing In favor
of Conger, but It now Reem nrni..ni.io n,,,i
nothing more will happen until ho reaches
uome.
No Army Voni Work Xmv,
Dps Moluea has given up hopo of having
any work done on the new cavalry army
post hero this year. Difficulties have made
It Impossible to secure a settlement this
yenr. A committee will go to Washington
to try to securo the consent of the War
department to n inodlhYatlnn of the eondl
Hons Imposed upon Des .Mnlnes. but even
If successful It anems Improbable there will
bo any work dono this ar.
Wrstrrn t'nliiii llpporU,
The Western Union Telegraph company
mnde Its report to the auditor of slain for
taxation purposes today. The repntls show
It owns 7.1SS miles of poles in town nnd
Iiiih 2S.S0O mle nf W,.. The number of
mllos of lino operated in Iowa Is 7.72, nud
it has 1,387 stations In town.
. 'niiiuili'a,
Thn Wlnthrnp Fraternal assnclallon luu
been Incorporated at Wlnlhrop, lluohiilmti
county, with R.H00 capllal for the purpose
of erecting a lodge hall, (leoige 8. Smngler
In pii'Hldriit.
Thn Devon (1ml II nil. I l.lk'rt Jlml. lMn.,lu
(Ion has boon Incorporaleil nt Devon. Chick-
una ,v county, with jii.ono capital, by w J.
Merrltt and others.
Slllnlllill I'llllllllllllla.
New reports uf smullpov etn tecelved In
llie omen of thn Htnto Hoard of Health to
day, Including SohlenwlK, (Irani. Swan Lake
towiiiihlp, Kmmiit county, Penn township,
Jcfff rstm, Otter Creek township, Ctawfurd,
Liberty towtmhlp. Wilght, and llnone tuwii
ship, Dallas, A report from Vinton, being
a 11 n a I report for llenlnn county, stales
that there were from seventy to seventy
lUn ruses lu Hie county lb" past winter und
una death, but thai nil canes aro well now.
This Is n iwmpln of reports which are now
lining iroelvnl. Indicating that the epidemic
Is growing less.
The teusstloa at Corning Is tho departure
in Large Masses
to the most economical.
Hosiery
Full line of sizes In Mlsses's Black Rlbbd Hose, double sole 4 f
nnd heel, guaranteed stainless, on sate at, per pair d 1 JG
Boys' Black Ribbed Hose, double sole and' heel, sizes SH to -4 rl
9V4. guaranteed fast colors, on sate at, pair Jml C
20c Ladles' Black Silk Finished Seamless Cotton Hose, dotlbto
heel nnd toe, extra long, made of fine combed Egyptian 4
. yarn, on sale today at, pair IOC
2uc. quality Ladies' Mocha Foot. Black Hose, on sate f
ut,.palr .' j2JG
Ladles' Split Sole, Black Hose (a scarce article In the mar
ket), on sale today at, pair JoC
3ic quality Ladies' Black Lace Stripe and Drop Stitch Hose,
on sale today at, pair JoC
Laces
BH;S? 25c
Shirt Waists
'i J,l.?hl-i,tn1 J,,irk 9mbr'c Shirt Waists, nil sizes, 32 rk
to 41, on snlo today only nt, ench OUC
69c, 75c, 89c, $1.00, $1.50 and $1.69.
& GARDINER
THE CORRECT NUMBER OF
THE DOTS
And lis! of prize winners, will ht publishmi in
The Sunday Bee,
May 5th,
of J. D. reiiialt. a liveryman. Iraiug hl
family. Iln drew all his tuoney from thu
bank on Mmidn ami to 1 rewn atut
from ttiern telephoned to a friend to eud
his boy. a miii nf 10 or. to Creton and
ho would take him t a show. Nothlim has
been he en i.liun nf Keaiall, but his wife re.
iclM'd a letter fin ut him snjlng h had UU
her the ham und horses and a deed In the
pinpi'ity.
liny ''''' Imllniin,
Cnlouel M H DhIh. department com
mander nf the dram! Army nf the Republic,
w.i ii at department ticadiuarters today
gathering material fnr thn annual report to
be matin to the department encampment at
Duhiniun uevt month. Colonel Davis Is a
member uf thn pout at Hloux City, which
has a iiieer proposition before It. An
Indian living over lu Nebraska lias applied
for admission to thn pint. Ho served In
thn I'nlted Slates army as n scout and can
linw his discharge papers. There are two
or three other Indiana ready to mako ap
plication If this Is acted on favorably and
t hit post ul Slnux City la yet In doubt as to
what ought to be done. It s probable the
Indians will bn admitted to membership,
lutfrxtiilr Orntorx.
A largo number of college met from
various states lu the Interstate College
Oratorical association arrived In Des Moines
today, ond thlu evening they and dis
tinguished citizens of Iowa were given a
banquet at tho Klrkwood house. The en
tertainment has been furnished by the stu
dents of Dcs Moines college, who have had
charge of all the details for the Interstate
contest.
Ribbon
Sale
10c quality Ribbon, full lino
of colors, and different
width, on sate
today at, yard ..
5c
19c Ribbon, 4 Inches wide,
on sale to- A f
day at 1UC
Via and 75c Ribbon, 6 to 9
Inches wide, good assort
ment of colors, on
25c
sale today at.
Special Prices
on
Kid Gloves
The "Corns tock Process''
s the most successful method for reducing and rellerln
pain In all kinds of dental operation thnt has et ben
presenttd to the public. It has been used by leading den
tists of tho east for nearly two years, and ha been pro
nounced by them to be rtlrely satisfactory. Our patient
are delighted with the results It produces. If you ri
nervous and your teeth sr. sensltlv. w. will be- rdeajed tj
explain It to you.
.Telephone U5.
H. I. Woodbury, D. D. S., Council Bluffs.
30 Pearl St. Grand Hola!
0d housekeepers rely upon
KINGSFORD'S
OSWEGO
"Silver Gloss"
STARCH
for the Laundry Olvet finest Finish
to all delicate Fabrics.
A BEAUTIFUL WOMAH
U often dliitii4 It c'"' ' Blo'tid Hlf,
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II lh nly itir nr1 hafmUif inHf for ttihff,
tit HtvMtljr f.Mil)f tpplitrl, end Imvm
Ih htlr ft nd rlo?. It urtfriualtrl f f
ftf4 ar Mututh. ONB APfLlCATlOS
l.AITS MONTHS. ItmrW ofhalr t lrd Ut:
r'rtvtry att wi $fnd fr rmrMt
Imperial Chom. Mfpr.Co., 135 2.1.1 Ht., N.V.
Wold nv till druggist and hdlrdrcaera.
