nTf OMATTA . DAILY 11KE; -SUNDAY. DKCKMHEK- SO. - 1H03.
The Entire Manufacturer's Sample Line of
Watches, Oiamq'n
Chain's
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and complete general line of gold jewelry and' silverware has arrived and was placed on sale Saturday. Mr. Chas. Demnick, representing H. F. Holttl 61 Co., of
New York and Chicago, manufacturers, wholesalers and importers, is at our store representing them and assisting us at the exhibition and sale of this immense and
magnificent stock of goods. This is an opportunity unparalleled for the pedple of Council Bluffs, Omaha, South Omaha and vicinity to select and purchase from
a wholesaler's complete stockcontains the BEST that is manufactured in jewelry. Hundreds of exclusive designs. Every article will be sold at prices from
Twenty-five to Thirty-three and one-third Percent Discount
and the entire line must be closed out by Christmas. We carry Hohh & Co's. line of goods in our stock continually and our personal guarantee goes with every
article that leaves our store. Visit our store this week and take advantage of these Wonderful Low Prices. All goods are marked in plain figures and you
can see for yonrself the saving on every article. Store Open EvenhlgS Until Christmas.
Rings Ghains Gut Glass jLittle Things at
Little Prices
50c
25c
1.50
50C
50c
Diamonds
We positively have the finest
selection ever shown in Council
Muffs or any western city.
There is no reason why you
should send or go cast to buy
your diamonds.
gtones of first quality, ranging
in prices from f 25.00, f 45.00,
$75.00, f 100.00 to. ... 650.00
Loose and mounted in rings,
pins, broochep and studs.
They will be sold at a saving
io you of at least 25 per cent lews
than you can buy elsewhere.
Then, too, here is an almost end
less variety of sizes all of the
same perfect quality making
purchases convenient to every
pocketbook. All engravings of
monograms absolutely free.
Watches
Our lino of watches Is superb and
complete, both for ladles and jrpntle
merf, In oolld jrold, 14-k snd 18-k V. S.
government assay.
14-k pold filled case, guaranteed for 25
rears. 'Walthnm. Elpln or any other
high-grade full Jewel
v J movement
14-k gold tilled permanent case. This
case Is iruaranteed to outwear any
aolld gold -watch made. . Any high-
grade movement;
price w
14-k 20-year guaranteed gold filled case.
first-clana movement, full $21
Jeweled, price
14-k gold filled case, 20-year guarantee,
standard movement, (L Cf
' ., AWsvr
price
14-k gold filled case 25-year guarantee,
hlgh-grado 7 Jffwel movement, Qi'y
price .....PXA
Nickel case 7 Jewel Elgin -or waltham
Tr"1.. ....... ......... .6,50
Ladles' gold filled watch, warranted 20
years, 7 Jewel Elgin t A'y C(
movement V
Ladles' Boss filled case, 0 size, war
ranted 25 years. 15 Jewel COrk
Elgin movement vJ
Ladles' gold filled open fare or hunt
ing case, warranted 25 years, Chate
laine watch, Elgin or Walt- C4 f?
ham movement $LZ)
.
Sterling Silver
Reduced Prices on SterHnzTea
Spoons
Reduced
I iTloe.
dm, hn-rj terllng (Paris pat- 7 rn
tern), former Drico P.iO
don. heavy sterling- (Meadow) I Cf
former price 9.00 0-
lu. hoavr sterling- (frrgt-ni- A AT
not), former price fi.OO
dns. sterling- manden), C Oft
former prioe tt.ua w
do, sterling- (Duke of York). A Cft
former price $5.50 : 3U
dos. sterling (Lexington). O Cfj
former price 14.60
Reduced Prices oa Sterling Dessert
, Spoons.
Reduced
Price.
H dos. sterling silver (Paris), 1 1 Crt
former price $14.00.,... 'w
H do, sterling elJver (forget-ms- 1 1 (f
rnt. fnrm.r orioe 113.50 "'W
H dos. sterling silver (Lexington), . Q I
former price $10.00 'v
dos. sterling silver (Pmnpa- O ff
dour), former price $9.50 M,uu
dos. sterling silver (RadUnt), f-A
Reduced Prices on Sterling Dessert
Forks
. Reduced
Price.
H dos. heavy sterling (Pari pat-, f f rf)
tern), former price $14.00 v''30
V, dos. heavy sterling (chrysan- ( Art
themum). former price $11.60 1U-UU
H dos. heavy sterling (Radiant), Q ff
Virrr,..- nrlra lift Bo 7 ,JJ
U dos. heavy sterling (Floren- O Crt
tine), former price $10.00 V.....
U dos. heavy uterllng- (New O Art
"n, nl fnrmar nrlM t9.00 O.UU
.Our stock of Rings contains an as
sortment; variety and range of prices
that can not bo surpassed.
Diamond solitaire rinss in plain mount
ings, first-class Mono, CO C
nrtii ... ... N7Sw
...ww. ..............
Opal and diamond cluster
rings, price
Fine ruhy and diamond
cluster' rings, price
Emerald and diamond rings,
price
Opals snd diamonds rings,
price
Turquols and diamonds,
price ,
Signet rings, solid gold,
$3.00 to
Other set rings, from
$2.00 to
Ladies' solid gold ring, tiffany setting
with cluster of three perfect white
diamonds, well worth C7C
$5)5.00, reduced to J)
Gentlemen's signet rings, set with two
diamonds, former price $25.00, speci
ally priced for this $18
Special diamond betrothal ring, made
up in 14-k tiffany design with blue
white perfect diamond, regular price
$125.00, our Christmas
Price
.5235
..$180
..$120
,$150
. $90
....$16
...$65
.$109
La dies' and gentlemen's vatch
chains, fobs and lockets in a
TTe positively -will not be un
dersold in this Hue. We carry
all the rery best makes, inclnd
large and varied n,sortment, in lag the famous Libby and
solid gold and gold filled. (Hawks, in all their new and ex
- t , , i a elusive cuttings. Our selec-
rf tion consists of
chains, price .15.00
Gentlemen's lighter solid gold
chains, price . .12.00
Ladies' lorgnett chains, solid
gold with pearl slide,
price; 13.50
Ladies' lorgnett chains, solid
gold plain slide,
price........... ..9.50
Gentlemen's solid gold buckle
fobrs price. . .8.00
Gentlemen's 14-k gold filled
cJiaiufu guaranteed for 25
years, price 5.50
HaTsUvd Xapklns, Water Pitchers,
Water Bottles, Fruit Bowls,
Kansae Dishes, Jewel Cases,
Decanters, ' Wine Glasses,
Vases. . Suit and Peppers,
Horry JVnrls. Salad Dishes,
Finger Bowls, Tumblers.
Hand Painted Cbina
We have the largest and fin
est line of hand painted china
in the city. Every piece is
done by finished artists. We
are closing out these goods dur
ing the holidays at a discount
of 25 to 3p 1-3 per cent
Among are selections are:
Vases,
Oclery Dishes. nates.
Tea 8ets. Chop Trays.
.TardlniA-s. Raiad Bowls.
Stems, Pnff Bowls.
Stertlnc Coat Hansen and
Markers, was tXM-aaw
Orta Tan was EOo and 75o (
now . . ..
Match Boxes, was COS, 8.00. and
HfiO-now tin. $100 and
Key Rings and Chains, was H.00,
CM and $2.00 bow $1, ISe and...
Starring- CSgar Cainus.
- ,,
jBarflng Moant Wlak Srooma,
$XJ0 aa4
Sterling1 Silver Scissors,
$1.00, n -and
Sterling Silver Baby Rattles,
$1.00 and
Sterling Silver Blotters,
$1.00, 18o sad ..,
BterUac Stiver Tooth Brashes
and rues, 75a, (0o and...
Sterling Stiver Combs,
$2.00, $LM sad M ,
Sterling Silver Bella,
03.00, slso ana .
Sterling Silver Pen Hotdera,
$L2Ek $1.00 and
SterUsg Snvrr Xspfcla Blog
,75c
..50c
25c
1.00
,1.00
75c
75c
Special for $5.00
A quadruple sterling plated Mirror, Brush and Comb, gray
ih, three beautiful patterns, in fancy biIk lined ui k
; reduced for today only to r . . . ' P J.
finish
Ciiac; rouueeu iur tuuay uuiy hj f
See oar xqt.!te line of Mir pattefa aterllas; stiver Cervlat Sets,
Soap
eSi W W f -" 9 a
Ladles, aad Salad Spoons aid Ferka.
Telephone L607
WW.
Jeweler and Optician.
409 Broadway
Fruit Dishes. Cops, Saucers. Jugs, clc 2- t1-0 aad.
Special Tor $5.00
$5
A ladies' or gentlemea"! riTJc paxasol or ximlrralla,
mounted in gold ar tflnlxng, inlaid
i with pearl.... .
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
M1SOR ME-ITIOX.
401
OPPOSITION TO FRANCHISE
Davis sells drugs.
Leffert'a glasses fit.
Btocktrt sells carpets.
A stare for men "Eeno'B." '
1iamona betrothal rings at Letfert's,
Biroaaway.
14-K and 1S-K wedding rings at Leff.rt a,
408 Broadway.
Picture framing. C. E. Alexander & Co.,
133 Jdroadway. Tel. 360.
All photos taken at Bchmltd's studio be
fore Lecraner ii positively tlnlsbed belore
5tmas. Opea Sundaya 'i'hon. AWU
Robinson Bros.' great clearance and rum
age sale Is still cm. . A great opportunity
Xor Xmas shoppers.
The reirular meeting of the Knights and
ladies of tiodtirlty will be held Tuesday
vening la the Marriain block.
For rent, office room ground floor; one
f the most central locations la the bul
t.a ponton of the city. Apyiy to 'in. b.
moa. city.
J. C. Blxby Son have been awarded
the contract, for the hot water heating
In the Nebraska Telephone compauy s
jwiiauig. .
St. Francis Xavler's church fair, which
duwil last Monday, netted $2,950. of which
amount i.iou was taken la at tne married
Women s booth.
Asks for Bid On- or before December
$0. 1j3, 1 will sell to hlsnest and beat,
either or both, 4U8 and 447 i ark cv Coun
cil HluffH, la, 1. W. Oils. Agent, Council
UlufTs, la.
William R.- Ryder and John V. Carlson,
BUitlves of 8weuen, and Fred J. HJorth, a
native of Denmark, were issued naturali
sation papers yesterday by Judge Wheeler
or the district court, s
Rev. VV, N. Uravea, pastor of the Fifth
AvLiiue Methodist church, lfft yeeierdny to
conduct irnrtfrly meetings at Worth bor
ough, lxAat tirove and Madison. Kcv. Mr.
Aluwhouae will nil the pulpit at the Filth
Avviiue churuh today.
The children of the Christian home will
give a Chiintmaa cantata "Santas Bur.
lrlne" In the new chapel at the noma Tues
day evening next at o'clock, ttev. J. U.
lA-mn extunus a cordial invitation to all
the friends ot the Institution to be present.
Miss lxra Cnsad has hied an information
in Justice .Ourena court charging Meyer
1'earlman, owner of the Novelty Bargain
store, with the laroeny of a Se bill. Miss
Coaad purchased gooos to the amount ot
fcl.jo in the store and tendered a tit bill In
yitinL Pisarlnuui refused to give any
crmnae. clalmins that Miss Cosa owed
blin a bill of t. Miss Cosad asserts she
naid tne uni some urns ago. i
An Information chsrelng A. ( . EHtsworth,
a Oairyman. with aaett.uit.liig Frank Oehlo,
a 14-year-old boy, was tiled in Justice
Ouren'a court yrHlerday. A norse strayed
from the Oalilo barn Into one of kUlsworin's
fields and when young Oehlo went after it
KlMworth Is alletred to have struck htm a
violent blow In the face. When the father
nd a brother of the boy interfered Ktl
wnrth. it Is alleged, alno struck iienv. The
case U set fur next weaneaoay. j
The preliminary bearing of Frank Fotert I
and R. A. Norton, cba.nrsl with roobui(r tk
J. Cuinming Friday evening, was cootiiuicd I
In polu-e court yecterday until VVednda.
Cuiuunnr. who la emtuoyed by trie tiuruiK- ,
ton at Psclfio Jiiiu-tlon. Ieet.nd that be
had a cberk for $1D and sum. small ciuui;re.
lie rememlieTed having th. rheca caahed
In a SHloun cn South Main laraet, but did
rot believe the accused lock the money,
florae boys, however, testified to sreinsT Po
teet and Norton take muney L-wca the old
lu.a's pwJiet. (ud Judge Stxt. ordered
thrm tid and lufurtaauona dld ivpiimit
'-Xiaun fur sxrcaaT frcsa ths paxsoo.
Ueadqaartars Cor toys at A. II. Itovnt's,
$ZA Broaatwa.
Alderman Ossper Djclarsi Hianelf
the Ba'.t Line Propoeition.
on
PROMOTERS APPEAR BEFORE COMMITTEE
V
la.lst that Tabor Llae Is' Not Ablo to
Constract Terminals, bat Separate ,
Compamjr Mast Do that tor '
All Lines Whteh Come.
health, bat expected to make money out
of It The belt line, bo said, meant much
for the future of Council Bluffs.
CLEANING AND DYEING
" tjk'ka and tlrnUrrara-'a Cttxxgr OmaeA
vyyed. Ftessed aad Kssatoafc alaa ta-y
:CltajiimC- bu afertnkaga e cvAUnr alt
guaran.tant Vart Suns est sQnct buQia
' Cmi BLUFFS STEJLU DTE mm
ausr
The first meeting of the special committee
of the city council, consisting ot Aldermen
Lougee, McDonald and Casper, to whom
was referred the matter of preparing aa
ordinance granting a franchise to the pro
posed Interurban Terminal and Belt Line
company, was held yesterday afternoon.
Present at the meeting besides the mem
bers ot the committee and City Solicitor
Snyder were President Dobbs of the Coun
cil Bluffs, Tabor St Southern Electric Rail
way company, and & M. Sanger and Mal
colm Green, representing Hooper, Nicker
son Ss Co. of Boston, the firm which will
finance the project It launched. '
The meeting lasted several hours, dur
ing which the proposition of the Belt line
promoters was discussed pro and con. Be
yond this discussion, which disclosed what
the promoters seek from the city, nothing
was done and another conference between
the committee and promoters will be held
Monday afternoon.
One thing was made plain at the meet
ing and that Is that th Tabor line Is not
seeking an entrance Into Council Bluffs.
President Dobbs explained that he was not
after any franchise, as ha figured on the
Interurban company forming the terminals
for his road at this point. The committee,
however, was given to understand and the
statement was considered by It in the na
ture somewhat of a threat, . that ' If the
Interurban Belt line project was not ap
proved by the city, the Tabor Una would
not make Its terminal here, but continue
oa through to Omaha.'
Blots at Soother lAm.
Malcolm Green Informed the committee
that he had positive Information that an
other electric road from the northeast was
already being promoted and that aa soon
aa the belt line was assured would build
tuMr4 Council Bluffs. "In fact." said Mr.
ureen. -we are already Interested to so
ot tier Une." .
The questions which the committee bad
to consider, Mr. Green tcateted. l
whrttter the Taour Una ahooM have to
perd oa tee atwea roads tar Its terminal
fariI!He or whether It abaaJd haSd these
terminal ttself. wtiicb ho admitted wosM
W Into great a ftnxaetal aadertakhagv
Lift her a terminal aod belt Bne eaorpsny
should be farmed to tzhs care ef Its Beads
aad thoea sX cQ other road mtertag (bo
city of Cberm-a I2uffs In the future, t
I Irti rsas ii Casper, fcr declaring- his plufcni
oo tire propostttcn, eld not boat about Cte
dosd and openly declared that bo ares op
posed to granting the use of the streets far
a belt Una and that If the city coaacO
Plumbing and beating, Btxbr. 4 Bon,
MANY LEGISLATORS ACCEPT
Banejaet - to Bo Teodered Westers;
Iowa Mmbora at Grand Hotel
t Jaanary 4.
A number of replies have been received
to the. invitations extended by the Com
mercial club to the state senators and
representatives In the western section of
the state to be the guests of the club at
a banquet at the Grnnd hotel Monday even
ing, January 4. Those who have sent re
plies accepting the Invitation are: Lieu
tenant Oovernor John Herriot of Stuart,
Senators R. A., Ilasaelqutat of Chariton, D.
W. Turner of Corning, J. E. Bruce of.Anlta,
C J. A. Ericson ot Boone, J. L Blakly
of Ida Groye and Representatives ' F. F.
Jones of VilllSca, R. H. Gregory of Nevln-,
vllle, Lu L. DeLano of Atlantic. R. J. Mar
tin of Hancock, H. B, Kling of Woodbine,
D. C. Mott of Audubon, O. M. Jepson ot
Blouz City and R, M. Wflght of Fort
Dodge.
Those who, owing to other arrangements
for that day will be unable to attend and
have sent their , regrets at being unable to
accept the Invitations, are: Senators L.
W. Lewis of Clarlnda, J. H. Jamison of
Osceola. J. J. Crossley of Wlnterset, F. M.
Hopkins of Guthrie Center, Warren Garst
of Cedar Rapids and Representatives Wil
liam Cobb of Bedford, Eli Manning of
Charlton and I. W. Clark of AdeL
In all forty-four Invitations were sent
out and from the replies so far rocelved It
s expected there will be a large gathering
of legislators In this city on January 4.
Stephenson; physician, N. 3. Rica.
These officers have been elected by Court
Council Bluffs No. 27?1, independent Order
of Foresters: Chief ranger, Roy Cook; vice,
chief ranger, L. J. Glllett; orator, H. A.
Otto; financial secretary. V. H. Fitch;
treasurer, O. Mauthe; senior woodward, J.
C. Helmick; senior beadle, Thomas Q. Har
rison; physician, Dr. Charles H. Bower.
Marrtoge Licenses.
Licenses to wed were Issued yesterday to
the following:
Name and Residence. .
George A. Parker, Omaha
Rosa Almendlnger, Omaha
Albert E. Fearn. South Omaha.....
Grace Starling, Harlan, la
Lewis 8. Davis, Macomb, 111
Kate Hallquist, Minneapolis, Minn.
Age.
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.... 22
.... 23
.... 21
.... 48
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Real Estate Transfers.
These transfers were filed yesterday in
the abstract, title and loan office of Squire
ft Annla, 101 Pearl street:
Nels Hansen and wife to Lars P. Ler-
sen. south 6 acres. nwU. sel4. 27-77-
43. w. d .-. $ 200
Sheriff to Franklin Savings bank, 'lots
Williams
Barglar'ls Speedy.,
A burglar attempted to break ' Into ' the
residence ot Frank Bee be at 816 Seventeenth
avenue Friday night. The fellow tried to
open every window on the lower. floor with
chisel, but they all resisted his efforts.
The noise awoke Mr. Bee be, snd arming
himself with a shot gun he opened the rear
door and started out after the marauder.
lev i s cirnxr?
OsTK'.
ft Fxaxt CV. tin Ml awe
passed such aa ertrin.Bre be wuuM fgbx to
too hitter end and. he added. tsaU he n
sot bo alone In tiw fight. U was wimng
to give any enconragemamt to the Tahor
Bno ts enter the dty cat aqottaliat and fair
QUARTER OF CENTURY IN JAIL
Fraakr P. Watklna, Who Killed Youna-
Boy la Cold Blood, Dies to.
Penitentiary. ', .
ON AW A. la.. Doc 18. (Special Telegram.)
Th clerk of the district court of Monona
county received word today that' Frank P,
Watktru, the oldest prisoner in point of
confinement at the Fort Madison peniten
tiary, waa dead. Watklns was sent up
from Monona county oa October 1, 1S77,
for the murder ef MIllus Bosler, a boy of
17 reari, and the murder was the most cold.
bloxUd affair ever conraltted In Monona
county. Aa rppUcatlon far pardon, is now
being pub'lshed aad ramoRstrancea are be
ing clreoisted In half a dasea p'aoea la th
cour.tr. Th poorlo generally are much
pleased to hear ot Watklna death, as ha
anu regarded as th Tsoat erml and Tindlc
Uve saordVerer ever known. In this eiuaty.
Chi let mm m Twya.
are saorbanlcal toys. Statiunary
Or mglnea, hwomialsea, trains.
sten-mbosta, healtng: Uoeka, endfea, aleda,
wagon, gainas and Unwind ef other
Xmaa yttseula' A. BL Una, Ctu Broadway.
14, block 6,
12. IS and
add., a d
Two transfers, total........
N. T. Plumbing Co., Tel. 260.
1st
4.16S
....K368
Night F-9T.
(Continued on Ninth Page.)
7 fytfJjULI isssoos.miaiel
A Christinas
Present
A Gas Reading Lamp ill
b: appreciated by any member
of the family; useful to all. -We
have the finest line in the city.
Maks your selections early,
J. C. Bixby & Son,
- 202 Mala St. and 203 Pearl, .
Council Bluffs, la. TeL 193:
'if .y
h i
Ohnstnios
Vou Uill Sauo
onoy .
By visiting our store before you buy your Christmas gifts.
We have a new and complete line of holiday Jewelry in all the
ntw and latest designs. How would some of th'cse suit. Note
the very iow prices. (
Elgin or Waltham Watch, in nickel screw case $4,75
ladies' Watches, in 20-year guaranteed cases, up from.'.. $10.00
Rogers' Table Spoons ....."....- .2.25
Rogers' Fancy Tea Spoons ...$1.50
KNIVES AND FORKS AND FANCY PIECES.
A Large Assortment of Cut Glass, Sterling
Novelties and Spoons,
HANSON & MARKS
TELEPHONE L-620. 303 MAIN STREET.
For Christmas, Why Not Buy
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA
Winter Term January, 4.
at
This is one of the Largest and Best Busi
ness and Normal school in the West.
AH of our gfraiuitcs now occupying responsible positions.
Places for students to work for board and room.
Srni far fins czialogue.
R. E. WIATT, President
t Tvysl XrIt TsnXZt
Ten TBTtsef mC dzketmas )r; duOk,
tatnOzmAa ef rtiem, aa sizes and prteaa.
Oamea at all tlnas at pnpiilar prlcaa. CDsoa
axxd bxIost tKa WtUm aasaw (Mat Bumnsen.
UZ Bcnaitvay.
The Wisest of Men
The children a new pair of shoes-
nothing would please them more,
ing prices until Xmas:
-nothing would be better
We will make the follow-
Infants' warm lined
soles, laoe or button,
sUes I to i 7...
Child' of the aame,
sises s io s
hoes.
turned
50c
75c
Infants' fnnev cloth top laoe,
hind turned, else I to I ,.,
Child' of the same.
sisrs e to s ....
. 75c
.1.00
Infanta spring heel ahom,
8le I to ft
60c
The Duncan Shoe Co., it
A those w.hi trr to. fret tne most tor their naney, and Toj
hVlra tou bar L rcni want oaI not dirt ami slate- mtsetl
nnrtarrt Or-
tUtr aC Caltcd Warkmao. aaa afectsd. theae
offlnetiT Iffantar wacajrain., J? L.. Tuas
ntaax; taresma, C. li- Jjzkxrz sasirsenc, D.
U. Kusa; secosda, St. C FUiXIga Csuaacaa-,
Mr. Baocv, la eutllata- tna plans of t&a I O. Hix-hmaa; rsoersnr. rcaaJc T. Trust;
Vrrrpamea. belt Sna. said as bjuX Da hesitai-1 gviOm. WUUasn C Wttrma ; Saafdst asuli,
tloa la sartna- that the ntamcun a ihe I IdLaas sSvnderarJti ssHslaa waaas, X.
prvjxt were not In the fltUd toe thsl J Woaani. tmsts ,. unaV-uaeier auid X. t.
SwitlLSL.
W osbl all annr jroal bvforvhaniL. When it ta ierjTrj
We- hare all kinds or eoaL j
ed to y ott it is always nice ami dry,
WM. WELCH.
Cace- T& Bain: BL
TcL. C22L
OH.. 123.. Branch Office 615 S. Slain
Yard,. 8th. and nth Arenuea.
Of fine tailored suits all to
be sold at one-half the reg
ular price. These are all
the latest styles, and will
make elegant Xmas pres- -ents
for daughter, wife or
mother.
All , my trimmed hats
will go at half price. Come
in and see. them.
Anna BL Moore
PlTtlf. ill
JJ9-41 liroafliry
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