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    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY -MARC H 31 , 1804-TWELVR PAGES.
THE DAPLY BEE
OUUXCtTj ntjUKPS.
Ol'TK'E - - NO. 12 I'KAHI , &TKKET.
Delivered by carrier to any part of the city.
H. W. TILTON , Manager.
I rnnnvru . J tlin1nr * Office , . . . . . . .No. 43
M.1'HOM.S
j xignt Dlltor . No. m
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Tod.iy Is the last day for the payment of
tixc * .
il'iaton utoro , spring dre&s goods , caps
and jackets.
The members of the Salvation army of this
city will go to Glcnwood this evening to
hold a meeting ,
John Hlghsmlth had nno of his fingers
badly crushed while coupling cars In the
Union Pacific yards Thursday.
Miss Lllllo Jones entertained a party of
friends Thursday evening In the hall of the
Young Men's Instltuto on Main street.
The two foot ball elevens of the High
school have had photographs taken. That
they are handsome goes without saying.
Mrs. Hva Morgal has Issued notice to the
caloon keepers of the city not to sell intoxi
cating llciuor to her husband , F. Morgal.
The following trustees have been elected
for Grace church parish : G. H. Jackson ,
J. S. Gretzcr , Adolph Beno , W. H. Spcra , K.
J. Abbott , G. Roberts.
A special meeting of St. Alban's lodge No.
17 , Knights of Pythlus , will be held this
evening for work In the second rank. All
knights are Invited.
J. W. Kelly deslrea a correction. Ho Is
not charged In the federal court with passing
counterfeit money , but with appropriating $5
from a registered letter.
There will bo a special meeting of Star
. chapter No. 17 , Royal Arch Masons , tonight
for work In the M. E. degree. All members
nrc requested to be present.
The "Girl Bachelors" of the High school
were entertained , with a number of their
young gentlemen friends , at the home of Mr.
Idilph Mueller Thursday evening.
The next tournament of the Firemen's
association of Iowa will bo held at Iowa
City next June. The citizens of that place
have raised $2,500 to be used In making up
purses.
Thu sacred concert at St. Francis Xavler's
church next Sunday evening promises to be
a most enjoyable musical treat. Some of the
best Omaha and Council Bluffs talent will
participate. Tickets , 25c.
Mrs. Hoist , who was found to havn In
her possession some clothing that had been
btolen from Mrs. Snyder , the wife of a
pawnbroker , was discharged by Justice Vlen
yesterday after a hearing.
J. II. Kent of Bell & Kent has Just com
pleted a large water color drawing of the
proposed normal school , for which they are
the rchltccts. It seems from this that the
cntct rlso Is moving forward as rapidly as
practicable and that Us realization Is onlj
a matter of time.
The Sanymcdcs will make their first club
run tomorrow morning , If the weather per
mits. The wheelmen will assemble at the
club rooms at 10 a. in. and start for , no one
knows where , at the present writing. None
of the members have yet donned their sum
mer legs , however , and the run will consequently
quently bo a short one.
John Kranlcer. who took an ax with the
Intention of braining his family , was turned
over to the Insane commission yesterday
morning by Judge McQee. Jim Stevens
was given ten days for vagrancy and Mclvln
- McICenoy , who claimed to bo wanted In
* / Qnlncy , 111. , was discharged on condition
that ho would leave the city by noon.
The Model ball club has been reorganized
with the following members : President ,
Kugcne 12. Bull ; secretary , W. II. Diddle-
back : treasurer , A. E. Cllno ; manager , E.
E. Vandcnburg : players , B. Adams , George
Yapp , C. B. Mitts , Harry Hardln , R. Ar
nold , A. Vandonbeurg , C. Appleby , G. Cum-
inlngs. Frank Nlcoll , II. G. Burton and
John Oliver.
The Dodge Light Guards gave an exhlbl-
' tlon drill and ball last evening at their
armory In the Hughes block. A largo num
ber of their lady and gentlemen friends as
sembled In the nrmbry and watched the
evolutions , which were Hklllfully gone
thropgh with under the command of Lieu
tenant Pryor , after which dancing was the
order of the evening.
The Whitney Opera company will appear
at Dolmny's this evening In "The Fencing
Master , " Dekovon & Smltji's great comic
opera success , Marie Tempest Is the prlma
donna , and she Is surrounded by a com
pany of artists comprising about llfty per
sons. The opera will bo put on In llrst-clivis
style , and the people of Council Din Us should
glvo It a hearty reception.
The masquerade party given by the Com
mercial pilgrims of America In their hall In
the Brown block "lust evening was a very
successful affair. The hall was crowded
with members of the order and their friends
and excellent orchestral music was furnished
for the dancers. A banquet followed the
dancing. All guests were In costume and the
hall presented a gay appearance.
1
Sclly Hough has bon In the habit of talc-
leg ball and leaving unserved sentences on
the chain gang behind him , Ho was found
by Officer Murphy yesterday , and , as he had
some time on the booka at the city jail
against him , ho was picked up. Ho wan
afterwards released , however , on condition
that ho would bo In police court this morn
ing. Ho claims to have secured a Job com
mencing tomorrow.
Dandy Dunn has gone on the war , path for
F , Merrlam , who had him arrested some
time ago for stealing articles from his store.
Dunn was discharged by the court , naid
yesterday ho called at the office of Justice
Field and swore out two Informations against
Merrlam and his son , charging each with
perjury , assault and battery and trespass.
The case will bo heard on Tuesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock and In the meantime both de
fendants arc out on bonds.
F. Morgal was fined $16.90 for drunken
ness yesterday morning In pollco court. His
trial on the charge of assaulting his wife
Is sot for this morning. Ho Is serving out
the sentence In the city Jail , and at the
name time trying to recuperate from the
effects of a horrible catastrophe that befell -
fell him Thursday night. When ho was
brought Into Jail his fellow-prisoners de
cided that ho needed a bath , and consequently
quently applied n hose stream to his exterior
for about live minutes.
We are solo agents for two of the ( strongest
.c Insurance companies In the world , viz :
the Impel IH ! of London , Incorporated In 1803 ,
nnd the Glens Falls of New York , Incorpo
rated In 1S19. Lougce & Towle. 235 Pearl st.
AN OIIN : i
To tlio Ladles of Council IllnfTH nnd
Vicinity.
Wo have been fortunate enough to make
arrangements with the largest and most
reliable Importers and retailers of Now York
City to have their representative display to
our patrons their Immense assortment of
high grade novelties , Imported for their line
retail trade. This line consists of an endless
variety of fine novelties In dress patterns ,
( exclusive btyles ) , all wool chullleu , llks of
all kinds and u fine grade of wash-fabrics.
This opportunity has never before been
offered to the retail trade by such n rcspon-
elblo house , and can also say It Is a chance
to control your own pattern In whatever you
may select , there positively being no dupli
cates.
Thursday and Friday are the days the dis
play will bo with Us. Don't fall to see this
line , certainly the llnost In Now York City.
FOTHKIUNOHAM. WHITELAW & CO. .
BOSTON STOUB.
Council Bluffs , la.
Bee the new art goods at Mrs. Nlles' ,
Everybody knows Davis snlls drugs.
f'Kff.SO.V.iC I'.tlt.Hlll.tl'IIH.
Mrs. W. H. Wakelleld has returned from a
week's visit to relatives In Denver.
Mrs. Frank llrlnsmald of Topeka , Kan. ,
U In the city for a visit with her parents ,
Mr. and Mrs. 1) . J. Rockwell ,
Mlas Kate Ryan , who has boon spending a
few days with friends In Council Bluffs and
Omaha , left , this morning for Columbus ,
Nob. , to atti'iul tint Teachers association at
that place. She will return to West Point
Saturday and will resume her work In the
public schools of that place n xt Monday ,
Oas cookliiB stoves lor rent and lor sale
Rt < Ja Co.'s offlco.
OTS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Good Detcctivo Work fiectms Oharlts Fos
ter , Alleged Train Eobbcr.
WAS ARRESTED ON MISSOURI SOIL
Clawi tlnit Cnntipct Him with Niimrrnu *
Hold Wiirk Krturtifil to loivit Wllh-
out tlio rornmllty of u
Jtfftquliillloii.
Deputy Slinrlff O'Brien has returned from
a trip to Nevada , Mo. , wltli Charles Foster
iillan Charles \Vllley , nllas John Smith
alias ft good many other things , In custody
Foster Is one of the men who committed a
murderous assault on Constable Uaker on
New Year's day when Halcer went to the
house occupied by Foster and two of his
< nfedcralcs , it man and a woman , to levy on
a pair of stolen buggy shafts. He and his
male companion got away at the time , bin
although the woman was captured , she couli
bo Induced to give up nothing that \vouli
help got track of her friends.
By mejiis of considerable good detective
work O'Brien managed to find that Foster
was In Missouri , and went after him. Fos
ter came bick without compelling the officer
to secure requisition papers. There Is no
doubt of hie being the right party , as Baker
has fully Identified him. It la almost eijualb
certain that both Foster and his pal were
Implicated in the two ( train robberies
that took place within bo bhort i
Orno last , whiter. It wil
bo difficult to prove the fact , however
although the officers hero are morally cer
tain of It. They are supposed to have com
mitted the first hold-up Immediately before
coming here and the second within two or
three days after they left. One of the lilts
of circumstantial evidence Is the fact Uiut
the train robbers used a wagon whose fore
and hind wheels did not track well , am !
Foster and his companion stole a wagon ol
this description at Silver City and used It
In making their escape. These two events
wore within a few days of ona another.
JtKCOlCU mtKAIUNG.
The Huston Store. Council UlnlM , In. ,
Leads them all at a two-mlnuto gait , always
at the front with unapproachable bargains
bargains that make our would-be com
petitors' heads swim.
Note the following for today :
2 cases of standard prints , 3c a yard ,
.worth Co.
2,000 yards outing flannel remnants , 5c a
yard , worth 12',4c.
1 case half wool challles , 12'c a yard ,
worth 19c.
2 cases best Indigo blue calicoes , Cc a
yard. Our entire stock of light calicoes , all
fast colors , 4c a yard.
Our entire stock of fine Scotch zephyr
ginghams that sold for 25e now just half
price , IL'lic.
GO pieces of 12'ic gingham for today , GVic.
100 dozen ladles' fast black cotton hose ,
the best In America , for lOc a pair ,
200 dozen ladles' seamless fast black cotton
hose , double toe , only 12'/4c a pair , worth
19c.
19c.Ask
Ask to see our ladles' fast black 40-gauge
lioso at 23c ; others get 3Gc for an Inferior
stocking.
200 dozen gents' seamless half hose , extra
weight and heavy ribbed top , lOc a pair or
3 pair for 25c , worth 12c.
100 dozen gents' all linen collars 5c each ,
worth IGc.
An Immense purchase of 1,200 dozen of
ladles' and gents' handkerchiefs. Ask to
sec bargains. Marked Cc , 7c , lOc or 3
for 25c : 19c or 3 for 50c. You will agree
with us that the others are not In the hand
kerchief business. Silverware at a big
saving.
We have still a few dozen of $1.00 ladles'
undressed kid gloves , Foster lacing , we
offer at BSc a pair. If you have not se
cured a pair of the ladles' 4-button Glace
gloves that wo offer at 85o a pair do so now ,
our former price was $1.50 ; this Is certainly
the biggest glove bargain ever offered. We
arc at the top with silk mitts and gloves
as usual. CO pieces of fancy brocade drefcs
goods In all the best shades only 12' c. 25
pieces figured china silks , all silk , not a
cotton back , 17c a yard. 25 pieces kalkl
silks , the newest and nobbiest thing on the
market for silk waists , etc. , our price 45c
a yard , others' are getting "Sc.
Just to hand , a now and nobby line of
lace curtains an'd portieres.
Calico wrappers , call and see the largest ,
the nobbiest , the newest and best inado
Karmerit.s and at the lowest cash prices
In the city.
SECOND FLOOR.
Capes and jackets. Ilcfuro making a
purchase , for your own Interest be sure you
have seen our lino. We don't claim anything ,
-foundation , we claim to have the best line
and can save you money.
Wall paper going out by the SO and 100
roll lots. Get ycur papering done before
the busiest part of the ceason is at hand.
BOSTON STORE ,
Fotherlngham , Whltclaw & Co. , Leaders ,
Council Bluffs , la.
The best system of shorthand taught at
Western Iowa college , 546 Broadway , Council
Bluffs , la , , by experienced , practical teachers.
Tuition only $4.00 per month. Choice of
typewriters , only $2.00 per month.
barred Concert Sunday Xiglit
At St. Francis Xavlcr'a church. Leading
musicians of both cities participate. Cholco
program.
Federal Court.
Most of yesterday was occupied In the
trial of the $20,000 damage case of II. II.
Ladd against the Chicago , Burlington &
Qulncy Railway company , The evidence was
all In and the attorneys completed their
arguments before the jury at tlio hour of
evening adjournment.
The case of Osslun against the Burlington
for damages on account of u collision at
Galesburg , III. , in which ho sustained a
broken leg , was settled. It was the next
case on the assignment and was to have
been taken up this morning. Judge Wooluon
will devote his attention to cases on the
criminal calendar Instead.
Thomas Quintan pleaded guilty to boot-
logging ana was scntcncca to seventy clays
Imprisonment in tlio Lue county jail and the
payment of a line of $250. Ephrulm West
pleaded guilty to the same churgo and was
lined $275 and glvon a 150-day term In the
1'ottawattamla county jail. Neither of these
sentences wore suspended , Judge Woolson
having adopted a more vigorous enforcement
of sentences for bootlegging this term than
heretofore.
The grand jury returned seven Indict
ments , all of them for violations of the
revenue laws. Nothing has been done with
reference to the promoters of the "bond
Invsmont" schemes , but the grand jury Is
hearing evidence ,
Tlio HiuiUerit Mfti AHHOUOII | | |
Of Des Maine * , la. , stands at the head of
all mutual Insurance. U furnishes Indem
nity for tliu least money , Is the safest ,
soundest and hua the largest reserve for pol
icy holders , $1,244,240.63. A comparison will
convince the most skeptical. Address W. O.
Wlrt , agent , 71fi Willow avenue.
Lost , chestnut ( Illy , 2 years old , white face
and left hind foot white. Last seen was
crossing motor bridge Thursday noon. Lib
eral reward for information. 13. A. Wick-
ham ,
When you come to the best hose for sprink
ling the lawn It Is the Maltese Cross. You
can always get this and lighter grades In
rubber and cotton ho&o at Blxby's , 202 Main
street.
The paints that took the highest award at
the World's fair were the Heath & Mllllgaii
paints Davis , the druggist , sells them.
Get prlc > s.from Shugart & Ouren , the leadIng -
Ing seedsmen ot. Council Bluffs , Masonic
temple. '
Domestic soap outlasts cheap soap.
Killing ; the Cram.
The grass In Dayllss park , which was
formerly a thing of beauty , Is found to bo
something very far from a joy forever , for
ho graes U all dying out and there Is
hardly enough green stuff there to garnish
a sirloin u-ak. In another year , unless
something la done , Dayllss park will to
fit only for lawn tennis courts , and n
"scalping" process will ba necessary to pu
It In shape , for there will bo nothing to
scalp. I'ark Commissioner Casper state
that the only thing that will make the purl
presentable Is to trim the trees. A dleput
among the commlfslonuis ns to the prope
thine to be done under the circumstance
Is response for the present state of affairs
H Is hoped that the commlsloncrs will b
able to "get together" soon , In order tha
the park may bo preserved In Its forme
attractive condition.
TlliV A I.I. ASK tt'HV.
And llycrV ( iniiul Sprclnl Sain .Still Con
tinned.
Kvefy day hundreds of ladles Inquire
Why are wo selling goods so cheap ? They
want to know If we are going out of bust
nccs , and ark why wo can now sell all o
those late style congress , laced and button
boots for $1 that we formerly sold for $5
and all other shoes at the same reduction.
The reason wo" can make this great re
ductlon Is because wo want your trade. W
can afford to sell you a pair of shoes at a
reduction , confident that Ife can get yoi
to wear a pair of our shoes we will get you
trade In the future. We assure you that w
have no old goods , and that we bought fo
spot cash from manufacturers greedy fo
money their bast lines of spring goods
and we Intend for a week to give old and no\
customers some of the makers' nrollts. Yoi
only need to remember that Clint S. Bycr
Is the man and that 412 Broadway Is tit
place.
Mycrs-Durfeo Furniture company , 236-23 !
Broadway , save money and time to patrons
For Cobs go to Cox , 10 Main street. Tele
phone 48 ,
Domestic soap breaks hard water.
Important to Irn Consumer * .
The purest and cleanest Ice In the worlt
Is that taken from water works reservoirs
of Council Bluffs. J. P. Mulholland has
made arrangements with Gilbert Bros , to
supply all of his customers this summer
with this Ico. Orders left at the office , No
G 1'earl street , will receive prompt attention
Telephone , IS6.
Spring term Western Iowa college opens
Monday , April 2. Normal , business um
shorthand courses. Teachers of practlcii
experience and highest success In every de
partment. Tuition only $1.00 per week.
I'oitnl Will Movn.
The Postal Telegraph company will move
Its office today from the Grand hotel build
ing to the basement of the Baldwin block
3 Pearl street. E. J. Nally , assistant su
perintendent , and C. M. Baker , superin
tendent of construction , are expected to
arrive In the city today to look after tht
work of moving.
at Auction.
Carload , consisting of the best books
medical , mechanical , miscellaneous , albums
bibles , etc. Private sale by day and auction
at 7 p. in. , 536 Broadway.
While you are paying for laundry why not
get the best ? The Eagle laundry solicits a
trial and Invites comparison. Telephone 15 ? .
Jarvls Wine Co. ; Council Bluffs , sole agents
Jarvls 1877 brandy.
No Undertaker Need Apply.
If your children arc affilctod with diph
theria , Dr. Jefferls' remedy will save their
lives. No physician requlredi Has stoot
the test of 35 years. For sale by J. C. Do
Haven , George It. Davis and Morgan & Co. ,
successors to Beardsley. Also 2404 Cuinlng
street , Omaha , or address Dr. Thomas Jof-
fcrls , Council Bluffs , la. Price , $3.
The lieu Art Kollol.
Completed this week , can be bound by
Morehouso & Co. , Council Bluffs. You can
leave your orders at Bee office. Neat mo
rocco binding , $1.00.
The Uundrlos use Domestic soap.
Wo hove In stock 1,000 hot-bed sash of
our own make. Come and sec-Us'or write
for prices. State quantity wanted. Council
Bluffs Paint , Oil and Glass Co..Masonic tern-
plo building , Council Bluffs.
Washerwomen use Domestic soap.
Jarvla-Wlno Co. , Council Bluffs.
Colo's air tight wood stoves , just the
thing for spring heater , costs 4c a day to
run one : hold fire 48 hours. Stoves from
$8.00 to $12.00. Cole & Cole. 41 Main street.
AMONG THE TOILERS.
The action of the Central Labor union
In Instructing their committee on legisla
tion to see that the assessors make returns
according to law Is being well received
by the members of affiliated organizations.
The sentiment Is very strong In labor cir
cles for honest assessments.
The clerks of W. R. Bennett company gave
a ball In Washington hall Thursday night
which was a pronounced success. About
ninety couples took part In the dance , which
lasted until the small hours of the morning.
It Is the custom of this firm to give a ball
for their employes once each year.
District assembly No. 126 will hold an
open meeting In the near future to discuss
the reforms that will be demanded by the
labor forces from the candidates at/ the
fall election. It Is the general talk now
that the working people will center upon
a few demands which they will place be
fore all the candidates with a view to se
curing their promise to vote and work for
such reforms as are demanded. Principal
among these will be a demand for the
abolition of the contract system upon all
public work.
Quick Kepeiitanee.
Judge : Jack The boat's settling fast ,
Tom , and we never can swim ashore with
these heavy ducking boots on. If Provi
dence lets me out of this scrape , I'll go to
church regular and never swear again.
Tom And I'll never drink another drop
or bo iross to my wife any more.
Jack She's settled another foot , Tom. Wo
haven't long to live. O , why did 1 ever
scoff at religion ?
Tom Try and pray , old man , while I hold
the guns : try anil pray.
Jack Well , Tom , who In would have
thought that this pond was only
two feet deep. Let's have a drink.
Tom I'll go you !
'Itonnd Too Much.
Chicago Tribune : Palo with suppressed
Indignation , Algernon McStab uncrossed his
legs , rose sillily and turned up his coat
collar ,
"Glycerine McCurdy , " ho howled , "you
have seen fit to sneer at mo. You have
accused mo 01 having a wheel In my head.
If I have , false beauty , It Is at least a wheel
that has run true to you ! "
"Ah , yes , " replied the young woman , with
n pensive , far-away look In her soulful eyes ,
"and yet I hardly want you for a hub , you
know ! "
lloicngr.
Chicago Tribune : "You you will not do
anything rash , Mr. Harkalong , will you ? "
exclaimed the young woman In a trembling
voice.
The rejected lover , pale , but resolute , rose
slowly to his feet.
"Henrietta Plunkett ! " ho answered
through his set teeth , "I will ! Just as
surely as you stand there , proud , heartless
jeanty that you are , I shall bo In the South
5oa Islands six months from now , the happy
lusbanil of fourteen wives ! "
Frankly Stated.
Washington Star : "I I'd like to marry
your daughter , sir , " the youth confided to
: ho fair OIIO'B severe parent.
"You want to marry m y daughter ! "
10 thundered. "Young man , will you be
; oed enough to tell mo what your prospects
n life are ? "
"Well , they seemed pretty good when I
talked with your daughter. But since see-
ng you I've come to the conclusion that I
laven't any. "
Under the provisions of general orders No.
10'series of IS90 , headquarters of the army ,
Sergeant George P , Garrett , company F ,
Seventeenth Infantry will be discharged from
the service- the United Stolen on the 21st
lay of April , 1894 , by commanding officer of
he post at which ho Is stationed.
Ie ) trter'H Itclruie Not a Dlschnrce.
WASHINGTON , March 30. Acting Secre-
ary of War Doe baa formally decided that
$4,841.00
Bankrupt
A. A. Sentrave-'s ; entire stoik Rcing at ruinous . Givatcst 1 '
prices. uikrupt S.ile on record. Follow the crowd to Hennlson's Suturilit } ' .
going at halt of Sca ruve's prices. Open every evening during this sale. HIg sale Saturday evening.
DRESS GOODS AND SILKS AT HALF PRICE J3i cycle J/Tose / , A BIG SALE SATURDAY EVENING.
? It will pay you to attend. Everything will
/
It Is wonderful tlio way wo are selling Seagravo's "Be and SGc dross goods at f > 0o /iJ.C pair. bo found as advertised. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
dress good * and silks. If' you Intend to buy yard. Seagravo's C5c dress goods at 35c Just 100 dozen In this lot of boy's and
a new dress this spring'It's ' money In your yard. Scagravo's COc dresj goods at 25c girls' fast black bicycle hose that Scagravo A BIG CLOAK SALE
pocket to buy now. ' yard. Seagravo's 3Cc dress goods at 19c ban marked to sell at 20c and 25u , sizes C to
' yard , Scagrave's 2Gc dress goods at 12'.4c U , They go on sale Saturday at Jackets
Scagravo'a $1.00 drees goods at C9c yard. yard. ,
/ ? /.c / pair.
Chinn Slllcs , 131ticlc Gloria Silks , Ladles' Jersey ribbed vests at Ladles' all wool Jacket" , very latest style ,
In black , brown , tan and navy blue , Satur
SGc yd. Gc ench. day , $5,00 : actual value , $ S.GO.
' Ladles' $10.00 Jackets , Saturday , $6.50.
10,000 yards of printed China silk , Sea- Seagravo sold this silk at $1.CO ; It's 50 A lilK sale Saturday1 evening. Don't miss U. 100 children's al wool jackets. In navy
graves sold at f > 0c ; goes now at 2Gc yard. Inches wide. We are closing It at S6c yard. IGc Saxony al 5c skein. blue and red , bountifully trimmed , age 4 to
yarn 14 , Saturday only $1.98 , worth . .
30c German knitting at 15c skein. years , $3.00.
SJPJ3CJLAI yarn All our misses' $5.00 Jackets In tan , navy
, Itibbons Sc ami brown , Saturday , $3.50.
ynrd.
Saturday evening , from 7 to 9 p. m. , we 25c , at 8 l-3c pair. Now , gents , this Is a , A magnfficcnt line of LADIES' CAPES at
' ' nil silk , satin and grain greatly reduced prices. Wo got too ,
offer Scugrave's entire stock , over 100 dozen snap. Catch on. Only Saturday evening at Seagravo's gros many
' ribbon , that ho sold at lOc , loc and 20c , are and will make some very low prices for
fast black liose
Bents' , full regular made , 8 l-3c pair. now EC yard. Saturday to reduce stork ,
that bo liad marked to pell at IRc , 20c anil Undies' $4.00 rapes , Saturday , $2.50.
lOc. Ladles' $ G.OO and $6.00 capos , Saturday ,
$3.98.
FOR TI113 JOAJDZGS. All of ScftRra\o'8 lile. 20e and 25c ribbons Ladles' $7 , GO capes , Saturday , $ G.OO.
Saturday evening , 7 to 9 p. in. , wo offer Entire dress pattern for $1.00. If you want are now going at lOc jard. Ladles' ' $10.00 capes , Saturday , $6. GO.
Ladles' black Putin , Bilk lined
300 dress patterns of half wool dress goods , n nice , stylish dress , bo on hand Saturday oideries , throughout , elaborately capes trimmed , a $25.00
that Scagravo sold at 25c , 35c and 40c yard. evening. nnd garment , Saturday , $15.00. Ladles' black
molro silk capes , the $25.00 kind , $15.00. Wo
Gents9 Shirts $1.50 Chenille covers going at 10,000 yards of embroidery that Sengrave carry everything Unit Is new and nobby In
, TSc. sold at He , lOc , 12V4c and 15c , are now 2 < 4c ladles' ' capes and Jackets. _
19 c. . nnd Go yard. _ . '
I-'crsinn &lta\vls
Over 500 gents' outing flannel shirts that 25c satin Damask ton els , now fin ndkcrch icfs ,
Scagravu sold at GOc , go Saturday at 19c , & 8.9S.
each. We bought this stock cheap and are J5c. nnd lOc.
. Mr. Scagravo carried sjmo very handsoma
selling It the same way.
23c Turkish towels , now More than 1,000 In this lot. All Sea- silk and won ! Persian chuwls , that ho sold
' 1 gravo's lOc , IGc , 20c and 25c handkerchiefs , at $12.f.O , $15.00 and $ IS.OO. They must go.
Gents' Shirts 121.C. ' ' ' Take choice Saturday at $8.90.
, In ladles' and gents' , are now Gc , 7'ic , lOo your
and IGc each.
bUc Turkish towels , now _ Ln d ies' S kirts ,
ScRgravo's outing flannel , Madras cloth 0 MH Eyoty Evening Duriuy This gqlc.
$1.98.
and French percale negligee shirts that ho . .
sold at 73c , go at 39c each. Z/ac/ies' China Silk , Ladles' $ .1.00 black brllllantlno skirts , Sat *
.You fine at sucb
never bouglit dry eoods .
.
' low prices before. It's a wonderful sale. and molro silk ties , with lace ends , the lat unlay , $1.93 each.
Seagrave's $1.00 French percale shirts now est fail , at
'
0Oc ench. Corsets , 79c. atOSc ench. Ladies' Shirt
Waists SGc.
Dr. Warner's Corallne , Dr. Warner's Sold by others at $1.50. ,
7c American best Indigo blue calico , Heultlt and Dr. Warner's " 333 , " Imported _ _ 500 ladles' shirt waists , the Mo kind , at
4lc yard. I. C. and C. P. All the above now goltiR atone SPECIAL NOTICE. only 25c each. .
price , 70c they sell
one pair ; everywhere
When received this Immense stock
at $1.00 up to $2.50. we we JCid G7oves ? , 79c.
10c white Shaker flannel now rented the front basement of our building to
: arrange and mark this block. Not one-half All odds and ends of Scagravo's kid gloves ,
3ic yard. Hosiery. Foster , Paul's genuine gloves In this lot , all
been and sale.
has yet brought up put on .
Moro than 5,000 pairs yet to be sold of go at 7c ! ) pair.
" " We bring It fust as we can make room
"Seagrave's fast black 12'ic ' sateen at ladles' , misses' and chlldrcn'H. Also men's up as Council Bluirs.
MV DD/ll ?
hose at DC , lOc , 15c and 19c pair. In cotton for It. Look out for a Bllll greater bargain IN BROS
62 c yard. and all wool ; not half of Seagrave's prices. day than ever next Monday. , ,
a deserter's release Is In no sense a dis
charge from the army , nor does It In any
way remove the charge of desertion.
cAitiimn owjtr J > I.ITII.
Notable IVoplo AVlioso C'arcem Iliue Ilccn
Kuded liy the Grim Angel.
BOSTON , March 30. Jane 0. Austen , the
well known authoress , died this morning
at the Hotel Walerson.
BADEN , March 30. Jacob Rosenheln , the
celebrated composer and pianist , Is dead.
Ho was born at Mannlfelm December 2 ,
1S55.
DUBLIN , March SO. Most Rev. Charles
Parsons Relchel , D.D. , Protestant lord bishop
of Meath , Is dead. u
DENVER , March 30. ' Charley Ronan ,
who came here several weeks ago from Kan
sas City , died last night'of consumption.
Ho was one of the bests-known sporting men
in the west. At one time he was the com
panion of Jako-Schacffer , the bllllardlst , and
afterwar'ds a leader among the sports of
Kansas City , Leavenworth , Dodge City ,
Kan. , and Santa.Fe , Albuquerque , Silver City
and other towns in..New Mexico.
An Kxcellciit Medicine.
Our druggists sell a preparation for rheu
matism that has performed some remark
able cures. Frank Shepardson , an engineer
on the Southern Pacific railway who resides
at Los Angeles , Cal. , was troubled with
rheumatism for a long time. Ho was
treated by several physicians , also visited
the Hot Springs , but received no permanent
relief until he used Chamberlain's Pain
Balm , which Is the medicine referred to
above. Ho says It Is the best medicine in
the world for rheumatism.
SHOT TO itii.r. riu ; PATRIARCH.
Determined Attempt on the Life of the
DUtliiRiilxlicd Armenian 1'rclato.
CONSTANTINOPLE , March 30. A deter
mined attempt to kill the Armenian
Patriarch as he was leaving the cathedral
hero was made on Sunday last. The affair
Is causing a great sensation and the facts in
the case have been carefully guarded.
The would-be assassin ds 22 years old. He
fired twlco with a large revolver at the
Patriarch and after being nrrostcd said he
Intended to kill the distinguished prelate.
Tha prisoner added that there were several
others In the plot and that they would <
eventually carry out the plans .to kill the
Patriarch. During the course of his ex
amination the prisoner said : "Wo are de
termined to kill him because he Is Incapable
of managing Armenian affairs. "
The cathedral Is now watched by a special
guard. Several arrests have been made In
connection with the plot.
A Fmorltr for Coughs anil Colds.
"Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is the best
medicine for coughs and colds wo have ever
sold , " says S. Keel & Son of Coal Run , Ky.
It Is a favorite because It can always bo
depended upon. It loosens a cold , relieves
the lungs and effects a permanent cure.
Whooping cough Is not dangerous when this
remedy Is freely given , iis It Iliiulfics the
tough mucus and makes it easier to expec
torate. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by
druggists. '
XGS 1WRSED.
I'ortlon of Harry , 111. , ICutlrely
Destroyed liy I' ° lre.
QUINCY , III. , March 30. Fire today de
stroyed about fifty buildings at Barry , Pike
county , comprising almost the entire business
portion of the city.
Loss about $200,000.
r .J
1'rclRht Him Through the Obstruction.
OXFORD , O. , Marchj'iso. ' An attempt was
made last night toyr < jik ) the St. Louis ex
press on the Cincinnati1 , ! , Hamilton & Dayton
road , which leaves Cincinnati at 7:20 : and Is
due here at 8:28. : through freight was
ilmost derailed by an" obstruction on the
high bridge south of 'hero. ' The very heavy
engine and Its great /p/'cd / ( ' prevented a tcr-
rlblo wreck and alsp , , saved the express
which the wreckers were after and which
carried a largo amount'pf money.
How -Clilcimo .Man , AVuti Cured of Itlifii-
Mr , John Hall of ,923fj Commercial avenue ,
Chicago , met with 'a 'serious accident for
which ho used Chqihborlaln's Pain Balm
freely , with the best results. "But now , "
says Mr. Hull , "coined the best part of my
story. For many years I have been quite a
sufferer with rheumatism , with stiffness of
.ho joints. Since the appllcatlon of Olmm-
jcrlaln's Pain Balm , 'all symptoms of rheu-
nattsm have disappeared ; In fact I bcllevo
; hat It has banlsho'd'pvcry trace of rheuma
tism from my system , " For sale by drug
gists.
The Uin of Moiled Water.
"Cook your water as you do your food , "
s the advice of a well known physician In
the Now York Tribune. This Is really not
llfficult to manage If tAa affair ( s system
atized , and when properly filtered and
aerated boiled water Is as bright , sparkling
mil agreeable to the taste as any o'Jier.
There are filters that come especially for
aerating water us well as filtering It , and
f servants are accustomed to fill the filter
regularly the dally provision of water In
hla way becomes us much a part of the
lousehold machinery as cooking , and one al-
vays has the satisfaction of knowing that
vater prepared la this way U perfectly
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109 , 111 , 113 , 115 Main StreetCouncil Bluffs , la
Wliv v/asle tlroo , money nnd health with "doctora" wonderful ' cure-1
nils,1' Buecifka , etc. , when I will scnil you FKJili tlio prescription
uH parUculBrapf o new certain remaly'that ' Jsacpmploto euro
trUslnic calcli'libout U/'AnyiirncKlstcnriputHupfor j
you in everything Is plain and simple. All I ask In return la that you will buy ft email quimllty or tno [
remedy Itscltofiuv , ull ready for uso.uutmny dona you plco&onliout this. AllleUorasontBcaled. I
U. II.IlUNGJJHFOmMJoxA ICO , Albl.lll , Mich. I
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safe. It must tin borne In mind , however ,
that the temperature of water Just brought
to n boll IH not sufllclont to dosroy bacteria ;
thirty minutes steady boiling Is the rule.
Thu Century War lloolc.
Some years ago when the question of how
the btory of the civil war should bo written
was under discussion , the Century company
conceived the Idea of publishing descriptive
and analytic articles on 4ho great battles of
tlio war , written by the leading commanders
on cither side. For example It was planned
to liavo articles on the battle of Shlloh by
General Grant , commander of the Army of
the Tennessee and General llnull , com
mander of the Army of the Ohio on the
union side , and by General Heauregard and
the son of General Albert Sydney Johnston
on the confederate side. This plan'was fol
lowed as to every Important campaign and
battle of the war , and the result was a phe
nomenal revival of Interest In war history.
The circulation of the Century went up to
225,000 copies , and there was such a de
mand for the war articles that they wore
extended and amplified and published In
four large , handsome volumes.
This "Leaders and Uattles of the Civil
War" Vaa In Illustration , In text , and In
typographical handling one of the hand
somest and most valuable publications ever
Issued In America. It had a largo sale ,
but Its price put It beyond the reach of the
masses. I'ccullar Interest attached to the
volumes because , as both Bides of the great
contest were concerned , the publishers were
able to secure the jlnest collection of photo-
etnpliH , battle maps and sketches , made
from paintings or from life , ever collected
and the volumes became n souvenir to the
pe pli Interested In the war for the Union.
The stories of the battles were told , as has
been bald , by the commanders-ln-chlef , by
members of their staffs , by ofllcers In com
mand of the raiding parties and dotach-
mcnts , and by many In the ranks who were
participants In exceptional episodes , and all
tliC'HO were arranged In such a way as to
tell the story of the war , the special re
ports being supplemented by statistical In
formation from olllclal teports as to the
strength of the armies and IOSECH In battle.
So great was the demand for a popular or
people's edition of this great work that the
publishers finally decided to Issue In a
cheaper form the "Century War Hook. " This
will Include all of the tnost striking features
of the original work , giving special promi
nence to tha pictures and will bo Issued In
parts , portfolio size. The leading articles by
the great generals will be given In full ,
General Grant telling the story of Bhlloh ,
Vlckbburg , Chattanooga and the Wilderness ,
and Sherman , McCIellan , Longstreet , Hill ,
Deauregard , Howard , Durnslde , Mosecrans
and other * tolling the Btory of tha battles
In which they participated or commanded.
The peculiar merit of this work Is that the
historical articles are from the military or
unparttsan standpoint , ICncli olllcer wrote
with a soldier's courtesy for opponents and
with the full understanding that every state
ment he inado would bo carefully weighed
and criticised. Appreciating the full value
and Influence of the widest possible circula
tion of Huch a work , In reviving and stimu
lating Interest In the great struggle that
fixed the status of the union. The lieo offers
the People's edition of the "Century War
Uook , " published In weekly parts , on terms
announced In Another column.
Made a well
Man of
mi ! crmT
HINDOO REMEDY
VOI DCCC3 TUB ABU\ - -
\ IT
Itnsi'l.'lSlii CUIIAVR. Cures nil \ > ? 7L
Nervjua Wseamn , Fulling Memory , V "TvC ,
Pure. lnSlcciik.ktnc , WcuLiirKki.t ( > , , > vJ-
caiuol by paitnbuso * nnd quickly bnttiiri'ly rvitori-i
l.o.t J.inlioo.l Inoliloi.j-ouMi.- lly can fed In vent
pocl.c't. : 'i li'o ! , ( > ( ! a | i\i-kniu. Blr for 95.011 nltb a
nrlltviiaiiiirnHlrptufiiroarmonryrrriiiiilrd. Don't
t > uu an imitation but liiiltt on hat Ini ; 1 Ml A I'll , ir
fourtinigu-lbllins not iot It no lll send it nieimld.
Urlrnlal .M.-illciil Co. , CllirAbO , ILL. , or their titatt.
SOi..t by Knhn * Co. . Cor. ISth nnd Donfrlam Rtn , nnd
I Attnrnoyn-.tt-luw 1'r.it
tlco In tlin fttntn unil
fmlrr.il rmirtx. 'KoiiuiH UOU-7-8-0 , Shilffur )
Council Hindu , lit
Special
COUNCIL BLUFFS :
lO YOU KNOW THAT DAY & IIUSS IIAVK
eome choice barenlna in fruit and tin Jen
land near tills clly ?
AiuiAGi : nr.iiovuD , cussrooi.s , VAULTS
chimneys cleaned. Cd llurlle , at Tailor's
grocery , HO Uioudwny.
AUSTItACTS AND LOANS. I'AIIM AND
city propel ty IjouRlit iinj sold. 1'usey &
Thomas , Council 1 Huffs.
YOUNQ I.ADY STKNOQItAI'HCU AND TYl'H.
writer desires Munition ; linn hnd vxpcrli'iicu In
IwoIikkeiMilnK al o ; best references Addict
N 20. lice , Council llluffa.
WANTKD ONIl OH TWO KUIINIHIIKD DOOMS
for lleht houpckevplng , Addre s lien , lieu ulllcc ,
Council liluflu.
I'lHSf CI.AHS , FOU W I1LIAD
of nlock , uhout 3 miles north of town. C'nltle
} . ' .75 to 11.0) , horxi-H 11,00 to 57.00 , for ne.isun ,
April IS lo October 16. Clood MI.UI In C.'IUIKO
of mock ; plenty KIIIBS , call and wiitcr. Or
Hill n nl In uood man with ll.uuo.0) ) capital ID
Invent In dully , hot ; und poultry buslncsa , good
C-ri.uin luiu f nnd nil miuenieneen. 1. , I' ,
Juduon , ! O dtli avenue or 323 llrca.lway , Coun
cil muffs.
WANTm > oo
picas ; must liu cheap ; uUu want tn buy uiud
ilrlvlni ; hrirHe ; must bu u bargain. Addii/ua
1C3S Ilioailnuy.
Volt HUNT , TllUKi : UNI-VIINIHJIKU IIOOM8 ,
wit I heat , bntli , etc. , eullublo for lleht house-
kct-plng , Annex Oniml lioli-l , upcond floor.
KOlt HAI.K. fUHAP. TWO ANi > ONI3HALF
ucii'a land on Urulnim a\i nue , at II-MI limn
lotH are uoltl fur In name locality. Lot on
Fnurtli utrerl , tun blockn fniin court h < m e , CD
feel frontage. Two lots , corntr , ' 1'hlid avrnuo
and KlKliln-nth ulrcel. KuHy Icnns. A. L' .
Prod ; , ownyr , 2M lllutr utriiil ,
Ml'BT Hi : BOLD. ONU GOOD WOltK TiAM : , 8
and 9 yearn old , one ucvi'ii-clHhlhs lluinlilelnn-
liin Ktulllon , 4 yearn old , Cheap for ruth or on
_ tl'j _ " . _ K _ ' .CO"I iiSSl'Ht : " "th t wultr win UB ,
Foil HAW : . JI.COO.GO WORTH i'imi'KUTY IN
ViTiion , Tex. , two coed lots In Quunah , Tex. ;
IKo-thlrdi nctual Miluc. Addreka U 20 , Her.
Council IllDffd ,
WANTED. Ai'l'IlU'NTIt'K OUtirT-dir TiTlT-
llnery. Ml E. U Hugtdale , 10 1'riill | rcel.
FOUND , COW ) WATCU FOU. WHICH 'OWNKU
cun have by culling at tbe lie * olflcr. Identify-
IRK property and paying for thli notice ,
MECCA COMPOUND.
ThcSovereign Remedy for
Burns.
Inst'inlly relieves nil p.iin nnd hoala
without scarring. Endorsed by tlio
mudical faculty and multitudes of poo-
pie whoso sulTcrings H hits roliovc'd.
COUNCIL lILt'liTS. In. , An ? . SC. 1891 Tim
Koater MfR. Co. : Gentlemennm hnppy to tes
tify to the womlerful in.iglo effect of yuur Mecca
Compound In bums. I wnn binned , us you know ,
by nn 'explosion of n iilunilioi'H gasoline fiumica
on tlic momlne o [ July 2 , 1S9I. The entire mir-
face of mv Lock , lumx nti'l ' bark of lower llmlia
was to b.idly buincd thnt l.uiro pot lions of blis
tered iMn rnmp oft \ \ \ \ \ \ the rumovnl of my
cloihlnK. The pnln thnl followed Is liidescrlb-
nble. I ronld not IIIIVP endured It twenty-four
boms and lived. The hock WIIH so ernat that I
\\cnt ulinoHt Intu spasmf. but In two houis after
tile npiillrntlnn of your Mecca Compound 1 was
almost finitely relieved from puln and In nlnc-
tecn days utter the accident uas back at my
I ciin nlso further sUite thnt Micro will not ba
n Kcnr left from Uiut teiilblc bum , and all U
duo to your Mecca Compound. It should be kept
In every home , uotkghop or place of bUHlnesa
for Immediate'iitd'In cnsc of nn accident. I feel
thnt I cannot Buy too much for your wonderful
remedy. Yours \ery respectfully ,
Prepared by
THE FOSTER MANUFACTURING CO. ,
COUNCIL. 1IM1FPS IOWA.
And for Sale by All Druggists. .
FOR -THE
inciiarsoof tiiosist3r3 of IVIoroy ,
This renowned Institution In ultuatod on tin
hUli bluffs b.to'c of nnd ovorlooUlnx thO city of
Council UliilTd. Tuo Bit'lou | ; grounds , Hi
hlKh location nnd splendid view , malco It a
moat pleasing ; rotrnit for tlio aflllctod. A Rt lT
of em nont physicians nnd a lur o cornsxit ox
pcrloncod nurses minister to the comforts of
the patients. Special care ijlvun to ludy pa
tients.
TERMS
For particulars uuplv to
SISTER SUP ft9 ! } ! ,
Frank Street --Goanjll BliU
- - - , Im
To the Ladies and Gentlemen
-01'-
Council 1Hnils and Vicinity :
You tire cordhilly invited to visit
THE
Evans' Laundry
Corner Pearl st. and Sixth ave. , on
Wednesday nnd Thursday afternoons
of each wool ; , nnd sco in operation the
Fil > cst Equipped a-pd Best
JVIapaged liau-pdry
Plant in the West. Our speelnltloa nro
Shirts , Collars and Cuffs. Notice the
work nnd get prices for himlly wash
ing. Telephone UDO.
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l'ru.sldurit. C'ushlur.
First Nationa
of COUNCIL BLUFFS , Iowa.
Cnpitiil , . . $100,000
Profits , . . . 12,000
OIKI of Ihu olilent ImnkH In llin Hlalu of Iowa. Wo
bollclt your biiHliititm and collections.Vu pay a
pvrruiiton tlnm ilupotiltn , Wuwlllbu pleaiud to
tico and uorvu you.
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U. S. Depository , Omaha , Nebraska
CAPITAL 8400.00O
SURPLUS 855,503
Officers and Dlrcctorm Henry W. Yatt'i , pre
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