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TTIE OirATTA D-AILV BEE: TTHTHSDAV, ,TTLY 11, 1901.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MIMJlt MIS.NTfOX.
OnvH fell drugs
Htocknrt sells carpet ami rugs.
Wllllums mukis (I photos for .
A it ' beer, Nimi.vr a hotel.
Iclnr heate-. Hlxby & Hon, agent.
oilman, sclenting opticlun, l'J U way.
C. K. Alexander & Co., picture and
frames iil. KO
Horn, to Mr. unci Mr. H. F. Shuart, a
'Rliicr.
ntur or Jupiter No. 0! will m-ct tonlgnt
to Install ollker. ,
Wanted- b rryplclters at lit Hast
imi.tdway nt 7 ti ni.
Installation of Myrtle lodK", iJc.Kiee of
Honor, will lio tonight.
W K. (Jniff, undertaker nnd dl infectcr,
101 South Muln street. 'Phone bC.
(Jut uur Aork dono at tin i.t uiur Kunle
la uD'Ii y Til lliumlwuy I'nonc 15
The will of Mra. Murnri;t Taylor of tills
city was admitted to probate yeslerduy.
Wanted. bey with horse, for uirriir on
lln route. Apply t clllns. 10 I'curl Ktreeu
Pottawattamie tribe, Improved Order nf
lted Mori, will Install oltlrers thin even
im: Wunted. to buy Unlit, covcw.d rlx, with
horm-. Apply to Novelty Cloak tor, KU
Hroiulway.
The ipsldenco of (1. W. JtubM-ts. 513 V'or
hies street, wan enterod yuderday evening
und Jewelry valued at flfi stolen.
The llidepuinleiit (lul) of the Wom.ln'M
lti'lli-f rorp will Intel thin afternoon n
2;.") at the homo of MrH. Wentlmrtee
A marrlnu'i.' license was Issued yesterday
to Oor! II. Hathaway, nised :!2, :ind Hl.en
H Unison, iiKed 20, both of til. a city.
Arthur North, it Q.y-ni-nld boy of 10 0
Avenue O, wiih badly burned in 'be in o
Tuesday by th premature explosion of a
Klant llrecracker.
Word was received here yesterday that
Hpeclnl Matter In Chancery Hob rt 11.
Kern bud postponed tho ialt of the Omaha
.Vt. Ht. IviuIm railroad until October 13.
Clarence lllakeley of 111S Seventh avenue
will have a hearliiK In police court Ihla
mortibiK on a chaw of boatliiK hi wl.o
Thu warrant wan sworn out by Ulakeley'H
mother-in-law,
J. H. MoVey. under Indictment at Onnwii
for mdllin; liquor without a license, w r
arrested In this city late Tuesday nlKht, Jlo
wan taken back to Onav.u jesteiduy by
HherUf Sumner of Monona county.
.1. 1'. Hiss, temporary guardian of Mri.
Kate Fellt-y, ban nppl.ed to the dbtilct
court to have bin appointment ma '-
tieimaiieiil. L. Heed, temporury ffiiuril
lun of .John IJoebkln, bus lllcd a mnillr
application.
CleorKo Adams of Ames, Neb., vl'ltcd
saloons on .South Main strsi-t last nlnht and
imbibed too freely and a ch 'e ncqu.lltlt
auco robbed blm of t-!. Hy modern over
hauled tho thief, who admitted takltiK $1.6".
which he returned to Adam1', und lie wa.
allowed to escape. A few minutes , liter
AdauiH discovered Unit two Jlo old plecea
well) missing.
N. Y. Plumhlni; Co., telephone 250.
I'oHimiittiiinlf llllile .Vielety.
Tho Pnttnwtittntnlu County Illblu tioclety
has been reurnniilzt:il with tluse odlcers:
I'riialdniit, W. W. Wallace, vice president,
Jacob HIiiim; occrctary, (!. (J. ()lllople,
trcahurcr, II. (1. McGeo. Tho church rcp
riHentatlvcB havo been delected as Mem
bers of tho executive board In addition to
tho officers: St. I'aiil'i Kplcicopnl, M. F.
Kohrer; Second rreahyterlun, I.. O. Scott;
Fifth Avenue MeUiodlxt, T. 1'. NuKcnt;
Trinity Methodist. Wllllntn (loehrliiK; Oci
iiiun MethodlHt, Itclnhold Slcetrr, KriRllbh
Lutheran, C, Summon; Oeriiiiui KvanKOll
ml, K. H. Olilcndorf; Oormau Lutheran, J.
(llllonlicrst.
BRICKMAKERS CO TO LAW
Bti Utimi OompMij Suei Wickham Con
cern und Others,
CITY CONTRACTORS CONCERNED IN CASE
Attempt to Het'ovcr .Money Alleued to
lie Hue on Contritet SUe f
llrlcl.fi I'lirnbtlied Are In
Dispute,
A stilt bcjian in tho district court yes
terday by tho Flint Hrlek company of Dcs
Mollies, In which H. A. Wlcktiam & Co. of
this city, paving contractor!-, and me Capi
tal City Ilrlck & I'lpe company and tho
Iowa Urlck company, both of l)cs MoIuch,
appear ns dcfclidailts, In of Bpcclal interebt
bocniise the Wlckhams havo ho far secured
all the contracts for tho pavlrn; ordered by
tho city council.
The null ostensibly la to recover from
i:. A. Wlckham & Co. $422.30 allowed to be
duo by tho plaintiff on a contract for tho
Hiiht of pavlni; brick claimed to have been
dellvnred frre on board tho cars at IKb
Moluct under the contract. The amount
hued for, accnrdlu; to thu petition, rolatcs
f.oluly to the contracts secured by Wlck
ham last year.
The plaintiff alleges that It wns unable
to secure u satisfactory rato to Council
IlluffH from Dc Moines and Unit, lu con
sequence, tho Rule of pavliiK brick was
mudo under tho contract, according to
the price of )!i.75 per thousand, free on
board the cars at Dcs Moines. The plain
tiff company alleys that 322,800 brick were
sold. Wlckham & Co. are credited with
payments of $2,000 and $72i and the plain
tin (ompaiiy alleges that there Is still
due J422.30, together with Interest from
Juno 18, 1001, at 6 per cent.
The petition further states that the Cap
ital City Ilrlck and f'lpc company and the
Iowa Ilrlck company furnished no part of
tho brick sued for and u disclaimer was filed
by these companies, In which they state they
havo no Interest In tho suit at bar.
H. A. Wlckham states that tho Flint
Ilrlck company contracted to furnish him
with brick that would lay tlfty-seven to tho
yard, whereas It took sixty brick to pave
u yard. This, he clulms, makca tho dlffor
enco In tho settlement and Is tho reason
why he refused to pay the full amount de
manded .
It Is also vnld that tho suit was broucht
In retaliation because Contractor Wlckham
has boiiKht more brick from tho OalesburR
people than from tho lies Moines manufacturers.
tlon. Officers Smith and Chrlslcnsen found
eleven sacks full of live chickens at Morn
Ingsldo and arrested Drady. Hrady's com
panion, who Is well known to tho police,
escaped. Samuel Avery of Franklin and
Ilennct avenues had Uilrty- hcn stolen
Tuesday nlKht. Alex J. Brown, who lives
on tho Graan place In the eastern part of
tho city, had twelve hens and nf ty younn
broiling chickens stolen. Claude Smith ut
lionham and Dennett avenues, lost sixty
five chickens.
NOMINATIONS IN TOWNSHIPS
Iloth 1'oiltlenl Parties Will llnve to
. ii ma Our Trustee anal
Other tmtecrn.
County Auditor lnncs sent notices yester
day to tho township committeemen of both
political parties that at tho coming
primaries nominations would have to be
made of one township trustee and other
officers to 1)11 vacancies that havo occurred.
In accordance with tho notice tho town
ships will have to nominate the following:
Helknap Ono trustee.
Iloomer One trustee, one Jjstlce of tho
peace, one constable, one assessor.
Carson One trustee, ono justice of tho
pence.
Center One trustee, one justice, ono con
stable. C'rcueent One trustee, ono Justice, one
constable.
(Jiimer-One trustee, one Justice.
Grove Two trustees, ono justice, two
constables.
Ilnrdln one trustee, one Justice, ono oon-Mtablc.
I Hazel Dell One trustee, ono Justice, ono
..vtjnvi.u.L-.
James One trustee, one constahlo, one
assessor.
Kane one trustee.
Keg Creek One trustee, two Justices, two
constables.
Knox Ono trustee, ono constahlo.
Lavton-Onu trustee, ono Justice, two con
stables, I.f wi Ono trustee, one Justice.
Lincoln ono tniHtec, two Justices, ono
Constable.
Macedonia One trustee, one Justice, one
'on&table, one clerk.
Mlnden-Thrcfc trustees, one constable.
Nf ola One trustee.
Nf.rwHlk Ono trustee, ono constable.
rle.isant-One trustee, two Justices, cno
Hockford-Ono trusteo, ono Justice, ono
Silver Creek-une trustee, ono constable.
Valley Ono trustee.
,L".MwnKt"M0.n" trllteo, ono Justice, ono
constable, one clerk.
ciW6tal)le8,i0nu lrUHtcn' lwo Justices, 'I wo
Wright-One trustee.
HtnbTek-UnC truwU'c' two Justices, ono con-
it eminent Sues llrndlej.
Tho United States government has
brought suit ngnlnst Frank P. Bradley, who
was United States marshal for tho South
ern district of Iown from 1801 to 18'.i8, to I
recover an alleged shortage of ?G."9.G(. ,
Charles Van Gordon, John II. Doak, Isaac
1'. Hnllock ami Kmll llelharz, Hradlcy's
bonsmen, nro made party defendants.
Eye -Glass
Confidence
Your nhyslclun mav dislike, to
tell you whero to go' for your
Rltirses, but we know ho will feel
satlHlleil if you enmu to us.
Wo feel complimented In that
we enjoy tho conlldenco and good
wl'l of every reputable physician
ir. i iuh locality.
After a trlul of our glasses und
our methods we shall expect to
enjoy your confidence to nil equal
extent.
DeutliN In Council muffs.
Mrs. Kllen Mc.Mullcn, wife of Solomon
McMullen, died yesterday morning nt her
home lu Crescent City) nged 05 years, of
consumption. Her husband and ono daugh
ter, Mrs. J. II. Ulitlcr, and ono son, Leo,
survive her. Sho lenves twenty-four grand
children and seventeen great-grandchildren.
The funeral will be Friday afternoon from
tho Laltor Day Saints' church, Crescent
City. Hov. D. II. Chambers will ofllclate.
Burial will bo In Heels' cejnctery.
Mary, Infant of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Lewis of Garner township, died yesterday
morning of cholera Infantum, aged 2
months. Tho funeral will Do this afternoon
from tho rcsliicnco and' burial will bo In tho
Garner cemetery.
Kllen Mario, infant of Mr. and Mrs. Pat
rick Keegan of Garner township, died yes
terday morning of cholera Infantum, ngod
G months. Tho funeral will bo this morn
ing from the residence and burial will bo
lu tho Catholic cemetery.
Esther, Infant of Mr. and Mrs. Ilobert
Jepson of Upper Harrison street, died yes
terday afternoon of cholera Infantum, nftcr
one day's lllnees. Tho funeral will be pri
vate ond burial will bo In Walnut Illll
cemetery.
Andrew Shade, son of Mrs. A. "W. Shade of
Horlng, la., died yesierday morning at St.
Bernard's hospital of tuberculosis. Ho had
been an Inmato of the hospital ten days.
HERMAN M. LEFFERT,
Graduute Optician.
i::ts iiitn.wnvAY - - council itiurri..
Iowa Steam Dye Works
tt4 Hrotnlway.
Make yom old clothes look like new.
Cleaning, Dyeing and Hopalring.
LEWIS CUTLER
, Funeral Director
(SucceKBor to W. C. listen)
M I'KAItl, VIHKKT. l'hona Ui
One Mnn nnal Slimy Chicken.
Tho cnrrlngu house at police headquarters
has been turned Into a henroost and tho
pollco believe they have In custodyno of
tho chicken thieves recently 'operating. Tho
man under arrest In J. M. Iirndy of Fast
Washington avenue nnd 11G hens and
chickens are locked up awaiting Idcntlnca-
Gravcl rooDng. A. I!. Head. 511 Broad'y.
Davis acll3 painw
Utile for IleKtittn.
James Fenlon, secretary of tho Council
Bluffs Mowing association, received word
yesterday fiom Eben 13. MacLeod, chair
man of the Western Piuiflengcr association,
that a rato of ono nnd one-third would bo
made from nil points In tho stnto for the
regatta of tho Stnto Itowltig association In
this city next week. This rato will bo
effectlvo from Monday to Wednesday, in
clusive, next week.
Davis sell gloss.
Ntra-et Tulr of nik.
A special meeting of tho Elks will bo
thla evening to consider tho proposition of
a street fair in this city tho Inst weok tu
August.
Dlrn of Her lliirns.
NEW HAMPTON. la.. .Inlv in(c..ni0t x
Last night while Mrs. John Harvey, aged
o years, was aoout to rotlre she lit a
match and her clothes caught fire. Her
grandson, Floyd Harvev. hxnrln.. I,
screams, ran to her rescue and had.a severe
struggle to keep her from running down
no lougnt, savagely as tho llamcs
grew In size. She finally reached the foot
of tho stairs nnd fell Inert. This morning
sho died from tho effects of tho Injuries.
Her grandson Is badly burned about the
hands.
I'a liner air Wic Uaien Went.
SIOUX CITY, la., July 10.-(Speclal Tele,
gram.) Richard Palmer, tho Uto ex
banker who accused Chris Harm, suicide,
with Improper relations with Mrs, Palmer,
passed through Sioux City today for Cali
fornia, desiring to get away from tho scene
of tho numerous sensations (n which he has
bceu ono of the principals.
Pine Prult In lorvn.
JEFFEHSO.V, la., July 10. (Spcclal.)-W.
J. Beaman of this county has demonstrated
that pcachoR and nprlcots and tho large
variety of .plums may be grown success
fully In this latitude. Ho has shown sam
plea of this fruit raised upon bis place
which Is of an unusually lino and large
quality.
1 Kl
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FARM LOANS 6
Negotiated lu Kastern Nehrash.
nil Iowa. James N. Casady, Ir
U'6 Main St., Council Hluffa.
The "Comstock Process
Is the most successful method for reducing and rellstln
pain In all kind of douta! operations that has yet been
presented to the public. It has been used by leading den
tist! of tho east for nearly two years, and has been pro
nounced by them to be tiroly satisfactory Our patients
uro delighted with the tcsults It produces. If you art
nervous and your tenth nro sensitive) we will be pleased to
explain It to you.
. .. Telephone 15
If. a. Woodbury, D. D. S., Gouncil Bluffs.
30 Pearl SL Gran J Hahl
DAUGHTER SALE
of MEN'
-Till
SB Mil
SHOES
TODAY, July 11, We Will
Put on Sale
SHOE
EXTRAORDINARY
To clean our stock preparatory to the coming of fall goods we will sell shoes during this sale at
prices never before thought of in this city for good, honest shoes.
Beginning Thursday Morning, July II,
We will make the following prices till these lots are gone
Women's Shoes
1.48
.88
Ladles'
Vlcl kid thocs, regular
J2.C0 quality
Ladles'
patent coltekln shoes,
regular J3.00 quality....
Ladles'
extra mado tan kid shoes,
regular I3.B0 quality
Ladles'
patent kid now stylo shoes,
regular $3.G0 quality
2
2
.48
200 Pairs
Ladies' Oxfords
Regular
2.50 and $3.00 quality, hand
turned, tan and black....
48
Girls' Shoes
Child's
tan vlcl kid laco, regular
$1.25 quality..
Misses'
cloth top lace shoes, regular
fl.HO quality
Misses'
tan vlcl kid laco shoes,
regular f 1.C0 quality
Misses'
vlcl kid button shoos,
regular $1.50 quality
78c
98o
98c
8c
Men's Shoes
Men's
tutlu calf shoes,
regular 11.50 quality.
Men's
oil grain congress,
all solid leather
Men's
oil grain buckle shoes,
double solo and top, .
Men's
vlcl l;ld oxfords,
regular J2.60 quality.
Men's
patent leather lace,
regular J3.00 quality.
98c
93c
1.18
1.68
.98
Boys' and Youths'
Shoes
Llttlo gents'
tan laco 9 to 1.1,
regular $1.2.') quality
Youths'
satin calf lace shoes,
regular $1 2D quality
Boys'
satin calf laco shoei
regular $12. quality
Boys'
casco calf laco shoes,
regular $1.75 quality
Boys'
tan calfskin laco
regular $1.75 and $2.00 quality.
88c
88c
US
Infants' Shoes
Infnntb'
kid
moccasins
Infants'
fancy soft solo
shoes
Infants'
-ilougola button,
size 3 to r
Infants'
dongola button,
size G to S
Infants'
red kid strap slippers,
3 to 5
Infants'
strap slippers, red, brown
nnd black, sho C to S....
I3c
25c
28c
38c
40c
58c
Miscellaneous
Ladles'
strap toe
slippers
Ladles'
dongola kid laco
orfards
I.adlon'
sorgo
congress
Ladles'
oi Icntal
slippers
Ladles'
glovo grain
button (shoes . ,
60c
88c
50c
38c
78c
100 Pairs Ladies' Bicycle Shoes
Mndo of extra line.
vlcl kid, regular prico $3.60,
during this sale
1.88
You cou't afford to miss this sale Our store is cool and we will have
p.euty of Sulesmen to wait on you.
412 Broadway.
SHOE
ST0
Council Bluffs
. Agents for
McCall Patterns
Wh telaw & Gardiner,
Boston Store, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Agents for
McCall Patterns
SPECIAL
Wrappers
Ladles'- $1.00 Wrappers, extra good quality,
on Bale
at
55c
Light Percale Wrappers, with wldo llounco
on skirt, nrutly trimmed; sold regularly
nt $1.00, on sale
nt
75c
$1.25 ladles' light Lawn Wrappers, neat
patterns', mado extra full, with wldo
flounce, trimmed with finishing braid
on sale
nt '
$2.00 and $2.50, fine I'errnle Wrappers, hand
somely trimmed with embroidery, tucked
nnd whlto fancy yokes, In ono lot;
on salo.
at
98c
1.48
White Duck Skirts
Lino of Whlto Duck Skirts, plain and fancy
trimmed, worth from $1.25 to $2.60, to go
during this sale 50C
Wash Goods
5c Flguted Lawns, good assortment
or colors ami patterns, ouriiiK i
salo, dress pattern of OAp
ton yards for 0"v
10c Fancy Striped Lawns, extra good
values, on sale, per EJi-i
yard
16c Lawns and Dimities, mostly light
colois, on salo IOC
12V&C 36-lneh Percales, light and dark
colors, good desirable patterns,
on salo d 1
at
Light Shirting Prints,
on salo at
.8.',c
3c
Dark Cnllcos in blues, browns, choc
olate and reds, all neat, small fig
ures, regular prlco 6c and Ar
Be, on sale nt
Wall Paper
Best Apron Olnghams
on salo at
5c
500 PnirB Men's
Rngeut $3.50
Tan Vici Kid
lials at . .
$2.00
TIichc lire nit this season's goods and
strli'tly up to date In every way Hles 6 to
11; widths, C, D nudi:.
800 Pnrs of the J.
and M MWs Tan
Bait?, novor aold
for loss
than 5 . .
$2.50
W Mi
Broadway and Main St.
5X8 & Co.
fijiinil 31'jffj, la.
3Vfcc grade Wall Papor on 3
salo at llU
5c grado Wall Paper on fy
sale at w,
7c grade Wall Paper on '-a
salo at i O-w
10c grade Wall Paper on
nalo nt Ow
15c grade Wall Paper-on
sale at
20c grade Wall Paper on 4 (ff-a i
aalo nt vv I
25c grado Wall Paper on 1 4 O'r-a !
salo at jZ-2 j
12'o quality of Hatlte India, full
line of stripes and patterns, on
sale, per O
yard O;
Shirt Waists
.25c
39c
0c Ladles' Shirt Waists
on salo nt
69c Ladins' Shirt Wal ts,
lu colors, on sale nt . .
$1,00 Ladles' White nnd Col ired Shirt
Waists, on eale
at
$1.23 Utdles Colored Shirt
Waists, on salo at
69c!
75c
FOR
$1.60 and $1.75 Ladles' White Em
broidered Shirt Waists, extra
good value, on f ST -
salo at 7w"
Other values at reduced prices in
white and Colors at $1.00.
$1.25, $1.50, o En
$2.00 to O UU
Hjsiery and Un
derwear Fine nibbed Children's Hose, Sn
good value, nt O
15c lino ribbed Children's 4 fx
IIcmo, on sale nt lvJC
10c IJIcycle Hobo, good thing for boys,
r?:: 15c
Ladles' black Hose, silk Hale finish,
on sale nt 10c;
3 for SOC
Ladles' assorted styles, most black,
extra good values, A0
on sale at 1 ml2
Men's Hulf-Hoao (Itockford stylo),
on salo at 5o; (Tn
G for Ou
Kul! line of Men's Half-Hosn In
blacks, browns - and fancies, at
1240, 16c OCIrt
and SmtKjyj
25c Men's Cotton Hlbbed. Under
wear, shirts 4
only ' IOC
Men's flno Dalbrlggan Undorwcar
at 25c, 30c C. frx
and OUC
Ladles' Underwear, In large as
sortment of. styles and values, at
tho following prices; 5c, GSr
7c, 10c, 15c, 17o to iAOv
1
. 'i
1'f
Special Sale on Millinery.
WHITELAW & GARDINER
AGENTS FOR McCALL PATTERN8,
BOSTON STORE, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
II
61
TODAY
Miscellaneous List
Youths', Juvenile and men's Negllgco. Shirts,
worth 39c and 60c
on rale at JUKJlC
60c men's Ncgllgoe Shirts, attached cuff a
and 2 detached collars, 0
on sale at UyC
25c men's Suspendors, 4 EEf-i
on sale at lOL
Two for 25c
Brownlo Overalls, sires 3 to 10 Pkg
years; per pair i5lv
Mon's white fancy Pique and Imported
MadrnH Shirts, soft bosom, worth up
to $1.50, 1 no
on sale at ' l.WVJ
25c men's ribbed Underwear, 4 Cp
(Bhlrts only) at lOv
30c ladles' Summer Corsets, jCp
small sizes only lUw
Good Vnl. Laces, on tale at, "Si""'
per dozeu Cw
10a and 12ic Val Lacea, 0
on sale at Mv ,
Now line of Oalloons j Ap
from 60c to lVFw
BIO INDUCTIONS ON ALLOVEIl .
KMUHOIDKHIES.
Fine LL Unbleached Muslin, regular Cc
quality, Olr,
on salo at 0'2w
5c Whlto Lawu Dress floods, l'-a
nn salo nt 02w
10c Whlto Goods In stripes Elr'
and checks
15c and 20c White Goods, 1, fr
on sale at 1 " " W
6c Cotton Crash Toweling,
on sale at ww
75c and $1.00 Children's Silk Para-C r
cum, vu nT7 at, fii '
CURL f QURStLF t
Hue Ulgal for uunalural
dliclimi-,lnOnnitlpni,
flo.ri.u.d irrustloni or ai""'
Pr.T.BU feDiiittt. ' ralnlni, ml nut titrta
ilHtEVAjCHtllililOa fentorpoiiODtfUl.
xua 07 iiratntUM,
'or ut la rl'1" "TfPP.
IS
RESULTS TELL
Ct
TIIK BEE WANT A 1)9
f 1'HODUCE RESULTS.
till) ta)(i)B SJ(
D R."KAY " 3
ftKNOVATOR invlvorates tnd rno7ten th
tyiitem; purine, and rnrlctifn tbe blooil; cure
the vrortt dytpepslu, runstlpatlon, hradache,
llvomad kidneys. Keandll atdru(Uts- Krr
Rb4tIo. sample and book.
Dr. II. J. Ky,.Srtof.N,V.
ENOVATOK
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