Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DATL.Y . BISTft STON" EBIUTAUV 36 , 1807.
COUNCIL BLUFFS DEPARTMENT
MINUH StEXTIO.X.
Scientific optician , Wollman , 409 D
Cereal coffee , the great health drlt
bo had at IJarlcl and Miller's.
Captain Slnnock and wife will (
their farewell mtutlng at Salvation
barrack * , 30D Ilroadway , this cvcnlti ;
Justice Vlcn yMtcrdny united In
. rlago Mr. Clyde P. Ilalckln , aftcd 2
Horron aged IS , t
MlM Mary A. ,
Omaha , '
Kofi-liar mor.lhly business meeting
will I
Woman'd ChrUtlan association
at the reildonco of Mrs. barah U. Hoi
Vine street , at 2:30 : p. in. on Monday.
I.Riit night n certain > oung lady , r
In the Fifth wittd , was observed throu
window resting her head upon the
bosom of Pshaw I "Another Uagli
dry ad. "
Hov. Klmer Ward Cole , pastor c
Christian tabsinnclc. will begin nucll
\V. 1
nlRht , lo continue indefinitely.V.
son , singing evangelist , will old In
meetings.
C. V. Nleman & Co. , B23 Broadway , i
In stockb , grain nnd provisions ,
fipondcnts of James K. Hojd ft Co , , (
They will furnish market quotations I
phone at any time. 'I'honr ; 129.
A srntatlon was cteatcd In social
yesterday by the announcement Urn
Sophia U , Mynfltsr had served a notic
her husband , William A. Mynsttr , tl
would apply for absolute divorce
March term of the district court
Myr.stcr will ask for $25,000 allmot
oultablo attorney's fees. Sophia U. i
1 ? the third wife of Mr. Mynstcr.
At the last term ot the federal courl
Betdcntopf sued the Kast Omaha Lain
pany to lucnll certain deeds cxccut
the lalo William Soldcntopf on the i
that Mrs. Seldcntopf was Insane i
time she signed the deeds. Judge
son has tent to the clerk of the i
court a memorandum of his decision
ruling the exceptions taken by the
tiff.
tiff.Tho report of the donations receive
'Ing the week nt the Christian homo
day showed a grand total to the mat
funil oC $77.60 , being $42.50 above the
of the week. The dellclency In this ft
reported last week , Is $180,94 , deci
deficiency to date to $138.44. Gram
of receipts In the general fund amot
$1.493.32. being $1,2'J3.32 above the est
needs lor current expenses of the wo >
ducltiK the amount needed In the ini
ment and contlngnt , fund from $95,431
reported last week , tur $94,140.81.
C. I ) . Vlavl Company , fcmalo n
Medical consultation free Wednesday. !
book furnished. 309 Merrlam block.
N. Y. Plumbing company. Tel. 250.
Farm Mum * .
For lowest rates on good farm loai
at the ofllce of D. W. Otis. No. 133
street , Council Bluffs. Money readj
loans closed without delay.
WOOL DIIKSS ROODS
For Sprlnn.
As choice a selection of fabrics o
ver saw. Neat , tasteful , substantla
terns. High novelties for those that
highest styles and cxcluslveness , ar
pretty stylish fabrics you always i
modest prices. All wool fancy mlxeO
Ings at 25c a yard.
Fancy checked suitings and Jami
novelties at 25c , 39c , and ! > 0c.
Fancy silk striped suitings , C5c a j
64-inch all wool suitings , worth $1 ,
n yard.
Full assortment of fancy English c
at 50c a yard.
SPECIAL SALE OF DLACIC I
GOODS.
Fancy figured mohairs , 19c.
36-inch figured novelties , worth 3 !
sale at 25e a yard. ; -
Mohair and wool novelties at 39c and
yard.
40-Inch all wool Grenadines , worth
C9c a yard
Beautiful assortment ot exclusive
dress patterns at $1 to $2 per yard.
BOSTON STOR
Itreadway , Council Ul
Forty Domestic soap wrappers arc
for six silver spoons. ,
I , utter Day
The district conference of the Ileorg
Church of Christ , known as Lattei
Saints , Is now In session In this city.
meeting are held In the chapel on
street. Two business sessions were
yesterday. Reports ot pastors and ml
arles In the whole district
comprises Pottawottamlo , Adalr
Cass counties reported , the r
showing a perceptible Increase
membership. The business was
routine character , save the appolntmi
delegates to attend the annual confc
which convenes at Lamonl , la. , April
a resolution providing for <
for the poor. In the o\
Elder Warren K. Peak of Netawaka ,
was the speaker. The apolntments foi
day are as follanu : Prayer service a
a , m. ; preaching at 11 a. in. by T. W
Hams ; subject. "What Must I Do i
Saved ? " At 2:30 : p. in. Elder Peak will p
subject , "Tho Gospel Restored , or
JrxicpH Smith a prophet ? " Evening si
by T. W. Williams ; subject , "Ami
Isolators. "
WhiTf You Can Iluy Kvcryllill
Wnah machines , clothes wrlng-jrs
Irons , honing boards , clothes racks ,
ladders , wash tubs and boilers of nil
D-gal. oil cany , kitchen pumps , chain ]
and all kinds of pumpn , lampa and Ian
flour barrels , bath tubs , slop Jars , bird
fiber lunch boxes , dinner bells and ever ;
In the line of household novelties ci
found at J. Roller & Co.'s , and at cash l
Tel. 320. 100 and 102 East Uroadway.
J..oiler CII.'M FUli Market.
Lent U approaching , and It Is Inter
to know where you can get the choices
for"thc least money. From now on wi
keep all kinds of fish. Save money an
the beat for cash. J , HOLLER &
J. Zoller & Co. have the only cash
ware atoro In the city and they sell
ware at cash prices.
Hen I lONtiUo TriuiHfiTN.
The following transfers were filed y
day In the Wlo and loan olllco of .
Squire , 101 Pearl street :
Patrick J. Carter nnd wlfo to Nashua
Trim company , lot IS. block 13VI1 -
llum s 1st add. , q , c. d . , . . , .
C. K. Pooro nnd wife to Willow Pnrk
Lund compiiny. w % nw 0-77-44 , w. d.
Ernest 10. Hurt nnd wife to J , W.
Squire , lot 7 , block 31 , Mullln'u sub. .
q. c. tl . , .
Ohio Knox ami wlfo to John lleno ,
lot 20. block 10 : lot 19 , block 31 ,
J'lemlm ? & Davis' odd. , nnd lot S ,
block 19 , MuSlln's nub. , q , c. U .
Four transfers , aggregating1.
Y > Olili * Tyme Cnm'erli- .
Ono of the last rehearrals of Ye
Tymc Concerto , to > bo given next Tut
evening at the First Congregational ch
was held last evening In Metcalf's hall ,
chorus , which will have four numbei
the program , did admirable work , and ,
the other excellent features that have
arranged , the concert will doubtless I
unqualified success in every partlcula
There will be slxty-flvo engaged In
rendition of the various numbers on
program , among the chief features of \
will bo the singing of the double quart
the Congregational church , the four nun
of the chorus , led by a gentleman of al
with an oU-faEliloned tuning fork , anil
riarts nsslKiicd to Mrs. Multls , Mrs. V
and ' .Mrs. Wakcficld.
A number ot the costumes that wi :
worn will bo truly of Ye Olden T
Quaker bonnets and other family heirl
having been resurrected to do duty on
occasion ,
A number ot the persons on the proi
will appear In court costume , and others
have the knickerbockers and silver 'bu
of the fathers of the republic.
Daby carriages the finest line lo the
Durfco Furniture Co.
The genuine Domestic soap wrapper !
rod. Jlewaro of the cheap grade ot Doai
put up In yellow wrappers.
ALL DONE BUT THE Yd
Everything in Readiness for the Oil
tion , Which Occurs Tomorrow
REGISTRATION IS UNUSUALLY
Over Two llimitrcil Nciv NIIIIICH .
tO ( llC 1'011 l.lNlN I.lHt Of I'll !
Where CKir.rim Cant
Their Vote * .
Considerable Interest was awakcm
terday In Monday's election. There
good deal ot activity In all of the n
tlon offices. In the First precinct
first ward there were seventeen now
added to the lists , In addition to c
number of changes. There was ft
great a change In the Second prcclncl
BAMO ward. The other wards showed
the fume activity. Last fall thcro v
heaviest registration In the history
city , but when the icglstratlon boards
last night thcro had been over 2 (
names added to the books. It thcro li
vuto polled It wilt be the largest In th' '
history.
There \\crc no particular features
contests among the candldato.1 for all
yesterday. Iho greatest fight will be
First ward , where L. A. Dcvlno ,
: andldatc for alderman-at-largo , i
An effort will be made to carry tin
tor him by a heavier majority than
In the hqpc that the gain will be su
to pull him through in the other
Mr. Saylcs , the republican candldat
many friends In that part of the clt
they will make a hard fight to un
ivork ot the tuslonlsts.
Thcro Is a hard fight going on
Third ward. The dcmopops are turnlr
the earth to get votes for their cam !
while the republicans arc resting sec
their knowledge that all of the b
non of the ward will vote for Thoma
: alf. i
In the other wards there Is on
opinion , with the porcjlble exception
h'ourth , where J. D , Atkins , it Is free
llctcd , will pull more than the fuslo
Mr. Atkins has a vigorous opponent
icrsou of W. II. Kimball , the repi
lomlnco.
In the Sixth ward Alderman Shubt
nominated by the republicans , Is th
: andidato In sight.
The following are the polling plat
lected , where the booths were put luti
yesterday :
First Ward First precinct , 114
Broadway ; Second precinct , 123 East
way.
Second Ward First precinct , 17
Mnln street ; Second precinct , 731 Hro :
Third Ward First precinct , 109
Mnln street ; Second precinct , t > 07
Muln street.
Fourth Wnrtl First precinct , 502
itrect ; Second precinct , 12 Twelfth si
Fifth Ward Klrst precinct , county
ng , corner Fifth nvciiuo nnd T
Hcoct ; Second precinct , county bull
Sixth Wnrd First precinct , 2010
llrondwny ; Second precinct , Johnson'
Bast Omaha.
ni < : ii < .t so.v ,
The Uptown GrovcrH ,
lave recently added a department ,
till line of Dry Goods , Notions and
"urnlshlngs. " Prices will be as low 1
Ine as any house In Omaha or elsewh
Wo offer for sale In our Grocery 1
ncnt the coming week
3holce Potatoes , per bushel
Jest Oatmeal , per package ,
ettljohn's Breakfast Food , pr packaf
Jood Soap , 12 bara
iest Leaf Lard , per pound
Sweet Corn , per can ,
: Cans Dest Tomatoes
) holco Family Flour , per sack
'rult Baking Powder , none better mi
per pound
locket Yeast Powder , a good article ,
pound ,
; otee , per package
lasket-Fired Japan Tea , per pound. ,
luttcrmllk Complexion Soap , 3 bars f (
Jutter , very best
The above are a few of the article
vlll be placed on uale. *
All other goods will go at Rock-1
'rices. Call and see us at our stori
nd 104 Broadway , and be convinced t !
10 better placs to trade.
Hoffmayr's fancy patent flour maki
est and most bread. Ask your grocer
t.vi : .11 on i : .MAN < ; ATIIKHII )
Foe lliu-lc ArreHteil IIH Iiiiillca | < <
Stfiilliiur Trolley Wire.
The police yesterday n.ade another
f parties supposed to be implicated
estruetlon and theft of the motor
any'a Union driving park line. Tht
rrestcd was Joe Buck , who is suppo
e the chief offender. Ho hcs been
i the park for several months taklni
f n string of horsca belonging to til
artlcs , and has earned the reputatl
cine a rather eccentric fellow If
enulno desperado. He has only beei
iltted to stay In the park on the
? rms and conditions that any
cstler would bo permitted to llvo
tit Ii9 has recently conceived the
mt It is his private domain. S
Imc4 during the winter ho felt called
J pull his revolver and run citizen
f the park who happened to stroll i
10 gates. Ho came hero from Mlssoui
as confessed to Ms confreres aroun
tables that he was a star member (
BSSO James gang. He was Impllcat
tie thefts from the motor company b
infcsslons ot Dates and Btnmey , th
oung men under arrest. They made
infcsslon to the ofilcers yesterday , In
icy detailed the whole story of the
i the trolley wires.
Buck , they say , suggested the plar
Id part of the work , supcrlntendlni
ittlng down of the wires. A. warran
sued and a couple of officers were sent
Im. Buck had been expecting arrest
nd sent word up town thc > lie would
: taken allv . When the officers
Ira ho was very drunk , but he mo
lovctneut to pull his very handy gun.
lavement was only a bluff , for his rev
as not within reach ,
The .confession of the young1 men
ado moro trouble ) for Jacob Stein ,
ink dealer who purchased the first 1
Ira from them , They claimed that
ild Stein sixty pounds last week prl
10 purchase of the lot found In his pi
on. They doctored that altogether
id bought six different batches from I
eln called at the station while the
ere telling their story and was copfn
' them. He entered a general denl
olr charges , but the boys gave date :
nounts paid , and the Junk dealer's de
icamo very weak. Ho was placed t
rest acaln.
Tnrklxli IlatliM at Home.
The J5 Quaker bath cabinets for i
iths at home are the most satlsfa
bluets mai'e ; weight only five poundi
nine work to bother ; perfectly adjust
coliol lamp and full Instructions with
bluet ; can be folded and packed In
lien traveling ; sure cure for colds ,
emnatlsm and many other diseases ,
eekly baths It has no equal , Satlsfa
laranteoi ) . J , R. Davidson , general a
5 Fifth avenue.
I'a 11 Sale lit I'ulo
Buy your strainer , milk palls , water ;
nner palls , galvanized Iron pills ,
llu , paper Italia , cedar palk * ,
I la , slop palls and every other
palls at J. Roller & Co.'u cash ostal
unt , 100 and 102 n , Broadway.
( JlVen
Monday , It you will buy a frame at
leu. Sc our window for choice of
cts and get them framed for Halt I
picture costs you nothing. Any t
for Just halt our former price ,
1L U SMITH & <
DOCTOIIS MUI3T AT A 1 > 1
Council 111 n IT * I'rnrtUIonrrx Ic
IIK-MK Kent for n While.
Ono of the most unique as well as r
social events of the week was the
dinner given by the Sisters of St. Be
hospital to the medical staff of the
tlon and a large number of other ph ]
of the city. There have been provlo
tiers given lo the medical men by th
ngcrs of the Institution , but none tl
proachcd this In the extent of the p
lions and the number of Invited gue
Is only within the last two years 11
dinners have partaken of the cbara
annual gatherings and have become
to which the physicians of the city U
ward with much pleasure. The fai
only two of the physicians who had b
vlted were obliged to send regrets Is
Indication that each made ample p
tlon to attend and did not permit t
dlnary emergency to Interfere with hit
Although the dinner lasted from 6
until 8 , and there was no tlmo
speechmaklng , the physicians' were
danger of forgetting themselves , foi
were a number of the clergy present
after their spiritual welfare. The tabli
spread In the largo dining room ot
stltutlon. The room Is ono othe
apartments In the new building n
beauty was largely Increased by the
decorations. Hoses and carnations w
chief flowers used on the tables. Pali
blooming plants formed handsome co
lions with the other decorations ot the
The dining hall was brilliantly llghloi
pleasure of the dinner was largely Ini
by Its Informal character. By rcques
were no speeches or toasts. The phy
were simply asked to confine themse
gojd fellowship and the good menu t
ters had provided for them. The men
Blue Points.
Cc ry' Consomme a In Ro
Iindlshps. Ollvr.n'
Urolled Uluellsh. Ponte
Pitrlslcnne Potatoes.
Ronst Turkey , Cranberry Sauc
Sweet Potatoes.
.
. , . ,
„ r.
Beef Tenderloin. Lardul , Mimhroom
. . Pottito Croquette.
Lobster Snlad Mayonnaise.
. . . , , . Huedcshelmei
Neapolitan Ice Cream.
Coffee. Assorted Cake. i
The physicians present were : Drs.
Robertson , Seybert , Macrae , er. , Macr
Thomas. Green , Jennings , Stephens , St
son , Treynor , Dcane. Boters , Cleaver
cn UarstowSnydcr , Smith , Ha
, , ;
{ { oiler. Montgomery , Chrlatlanson
\Vntcrman. Those sending regrets
Llndley and Janncy. The clercv i
were : Fathers McDermott. Jennctt
linn. Walsh and Fltzpatrlck of Omal
I-other Smythe of St. Francis and
Curzon. chaplain of St. Bernard's. C
Bluffs.
Miss Olla Cook will return home
Chicago about April 1 , and will o
studio for ceramic art. Miss Cook ha
studying art In Chicago for the pa
months , and the friendly notices sent
by her friends Indicate that she has
great progress. She has made double
ind fruit a special study.
Miss Nettle Groneweg entertained
high live club on Tuesday evening
borne , on Washington avenue. Tlu
uas recently been formed among
ivomcn friends , and meets every Tu
Kach member takes her turn entert
Jio club. The fore part of the e'
ivas passed In playing cards. Dain
'reshments formed the concluding i
: lon. These present were : Misses
Mpe , Cora Keller , Nellie Lutz ,
Uoore , Cora Smith. Brlta Jcfferls ,
3roneweg ; Messrs. Frank Hoagland ,
3utler , Tom Farnsworth , Rollln Croc
Jlark Hayes , O. Harry Hattonhauer , r
Knox and Gcorgo Mclgs of Omaha.
The Royal Neighbors have plan
level entertainment , which will be gl
the near future.
Mlsa Minnie Hcrrlngton of HatnburE
lias been visiting Mrs. Chris Carlsoi
returned to her home , after a month's
Ono of the mcst pleasant events <
season was a high five party given t
mil Mrs. Nick O'Bryan , pn Sixth a
Wednesday night. Those present wen
nd Mrs. U. S. Rawllngs , Mr. and
Robert Franklin Smith , Mrs. 0. B.
3rd , Misses Jennie Murphy , Maggii
\nnio Madden , Kate and Mary :
Messrs. Henry Stelner , J. F. Murph
lohn Mcrgcn , jr.
Last Monday evening , Washington's
lay , the Martha Washington club g
. cry enjoyable and unique reception
'amlllcs and n few of the friends (
ady members at the residence of the
lent. Mrs. D. S. Pile , on Lincoln a'
fho members'of the club all wore the
ace cap nnd kerchief of the old cc
lays. The club was called to order I
> arly evening , and each lady respont
.ho roll call by narrating or reading
connected
mccdoto or circumstance
.ho life of the father of his country
'or the time , at least , was first In the 1
> f some of his countrymen. The socla
; ram , though partaking of a literary n
vas so arranged as ta completely t
hat stiffness which so often detracts
.he enjoyment of a few "wall flo\ \
) no of the recreations , as the club
t. Is worthy of a short description.
> erson was furnished with a card , on
vas printed a bust of Washington.
Ines of the card were numbered ,
iround the rooms were pinned small i
written the
which were
if paper , on
iharacterlstlcs of some person of cclc
These descriptions were also number
orre-spond with the lines on the card !
eadlng the characteristics the con
nust guess who was the person desi
nd wilte the name on the proper Hi
ho card. As only a few numbers
written on each sheet , the company
: ept continually moving around the r
'ho key to the game was that the 1
e.ttcr of characteristics , as written ,
Iso the Initial letters of the celebrit
refreshments were s
crlbed. Dainty
have pleasant memorl
nd all present
ho Washington reception. The mei
t the club and ( their guests present
Ir , and Mrs. Pile , Putman , I
laker , Walton , Yager , Llthcrland , C
lall und Clark , Mrs. Caker , Keller , 1
ian , Mr. Lucius Pryor , Misses 1
'aker ' , Pile , Keller , Joale Clausen ,
Hanscn Lltherland and Jacc
lausen , ,
Mr. and Mrs , J. M , Lane entsrtali
enjoyable card party Wednesday
cry ig at their home on First avenue. I
cro won by Mr. W. W. Loomls nnd
wereM ;
. Thoao present
, R. Hannan.
nd Mesdames Victor B. Bender , C. R.
an , S. T. McAtce , W. W. IxJOmls.
eregoy , T. J. Foley , Mark Duryea , Fn
avly , A , W. Relkman , Meedames Mi
anforth , Maurcr , and Mlases Muli
id Miller and Mr. Mulqueen.
MUs Miller , who has been the guc
re. Victor B. Bender for the past m
turned to her home in Aurora TucaJa ;
Mr. and Mrs , C. 11. Shcrraden entert
10 Whist club , of which they nro mctr
i last Saturday evening. Mrs. WI
icrrailen of Omaha and Mr. McAteo
izes ,
Mlrs Jennie Keating is rapidly recov
om her recent Illness and will soon bo
i bo out.
Miss Furay of Omaha WUH the gue ,
v
ks Darraugh last week , "
A great many of the Council Bluffs
e availed themselves of the opport
seeing Francis Wilson In "Half n K
trgo social parties went over to each
rmancc ,
Mr , and Mrs , James J. Brown and
own and a few other frlcnju of Mr , ,
Omaha made up a very congenial c
ho went to witness the consecration o
: w Catholic bUshop of Dubuque. The l
ads the trip In Mr. Nauh'a private car
Prof. Hand gave a largely attended
icrade party Monday evening at hlg
the Odd Felloww' building. Frank E
tt of the city engineer's department
e-3fceil as a Duutschcr , and with the
a voluminous pillow , carried off the ;
r the in oat striking costume.
Mr. and Mrs. N. O'Brien entertained a i
r of friends at their residence on I
enue Wednesday evening. Music
rds were enjoyed until a late hour ,
rahments being served. Among those ;
t were : Mr. and Mrs. n. S. Rawllngt ,
0. Bralnerd , Mltees Jennla Murphy , ,
D and Anna Madden , Kuto and Mary K
atnerd ; Messrs. George Bralnerd , II
elner , both of Omaha , and J. K. Murpl
Jamcg , W. Leyerctt ol Hortou , Kan
visiting his eon nrM Daughter , WI1
Levcrett and Mrs , George P. Sanfi
their families for a feW days.
Representative letter spent Sur
his home In Oakland'.i Ho returned
Molnes the following day , calling or
friends hers before'sth'rttng. ?
Miss Beatrice Tlnley has returnc
from a visit with friends In Doon , I
Mrs. Dr. Crouch ot Dsnvcr , moro fa
known by her Council Bluffs friends
Mary Chapman , Is In the city epei
few days as the guest of Mrs. Charl
ferts nnd other frlontls.
The colored Janitors of Council Bit :
glvo their third annual masked ball
erty hall , Monday , March li Prizes
given for the best costumsa and
best waltzcrs. The prizes were dent
the occasion by eomo of the mcrch
the city.
Another university extension club h
organized by Henry Cokcr , organizer
movement In this city. The name
latest addition to the 'University M
club is "Upward. "
MUs Allen , daughter of the nwjlstn
era ) manager of the Rock Island , hi
to Colorado Springs , after visiting frli
this city.
Mrs. L. L. DcLano ot Atlantic Is i
of Miss Etta Maxwell1 on Bluff street ,
John L. Walker of Falrplay. Coli
has been visiting his sinter and brol
law , Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Kelly , left yei
for his home ,
1M3DAGOC5UES TO TAICI3 COl
Soudm-eHlern loivn Tonchorn' AH
tlon Will Meet nnrly In Ai
The Southwestern Iowa Teachers' a
tlon Is to meet In Council Bluffs , Ap
and 3. Its executive committee ha
holding frequent meetings during tl
month nnd now has the program nearl
plote. This association has held Its s
hero during the past two years , KOI
teachers and school olHccrs asscmblli
Inspection of the program , as thus far
Indicates a moro than usually Intc
session. On the opening day the alt
teachers will bo Invited to visit the (
during the day , the first general pi
ccurring In the evening. Exercises i
oral Interest will continue during t
malning days.
Among the papers to be presented <
following : President's address , by Si
lendent'W. F. Chevalier of Red Oak ;
of the Times , " by President II. II. I
3f the Iowa State Normal school ; "
tlonal Progress , " by Prut , S. Y. Gil
Milwaukee , a successful echool man
tended experience anil now publisher
Western Teacher ; "Laboratory Moth
History , " by Prof. H. W. Caldwcll
University of Nebraska ; "An E'Juc '
3reed , " by Hon. Henry Sabin , state
ntendcnf "Reading In the Public Si
: > y Prof. Adrian M. Newens of the A
.ural college ; "Books'for Children , " bj
dent II. C. Hughea of Tabor college
sides these ! many Jeading and rcprcsei
: lty anil county superintendents and tc
ire upon the list And the topics to I
; ented In all departments will mal
irogram of great Alscfulncss to the tc
ittcndlng. Much credit Is due to t
' ' of Si
'consisting
; cutlvo committee ; ,
cndcnt W. F. ClnWal.jer of Red Oak ,
: lpal W. 0. Rcddcll'ot1 ' DCS Molnes ai
icrlntcndent J. Ci Hesey and Prlacl
3. Hayden of Courier ; Bluffs , for se
.ho promise of scr'm'tich of Interest.
' in tl
There are twenty'Jfodr counties
rlct , and each onft'wlll be representei
he program. ElTo'rt Iras been made
( xecutlve committee t6 secure for th
ral topics and discussions rcpresen
rom all the graded , of School workers
Itstrict. Some ofritho ( sessions will b
iral , and others devoted to the Intcrc '
peclal groups of teachers. Ono s'esslo '
10 dcvdtttl to department meetings' ; or
here willb& - three , 'one ' for-'cltyr su
.endenValjahd1 'school- ' officers , 'ono' ' for5
irs of graeled and' high schools and a
lounty superintendents and teachers o
ichools."The executive committee1 Is
: elpt of letters from all over the e
ihowlng that there la a general Intel
he meeting and Indicating that the f
ince will be large. Committees of
eachers will look after the comfoi
convenience of those attending. A
uccesstul schsion is anticipated.
J. Zoller & Co. sell all kinds of feei
: orn , oats , chop feed , and chicken feed
elephone 320.
New buggy tops , cushions and bacl
rimming and repair work promptly ate
o at the lowest rates.
A. SCHLUTER , 500 Mall
Go ta J. Zoller < & Co.'s for your liar
Inware , qu eneware , grahlteware at
: lnds of house-furnishing hardware. T
Spring Is no doubt near , for A. Davl
Irug man , has started his gang of wal
.rtlstft on a painting'Campaign , and I
ing up some of the. best and most al
> c signs to be Eccn anywhere. Davl ,
les the best stock of paints In the
nade by Harrison Bros. & Co , of Ph
ihla , established In 1793. Mr. Davis I
cntly not afraid to advertise a good
nd , as la well known , does moro ad'
ng , CM well as more business , thai
then local merchant- the same 11
ottawattamle county.
Get your carriagca and buggies retrl
nd repair work done at A. Schluter' '
lain street.
You will flnd the best nlckcl-platei
opperwarc at J. Zoller & Co.'s. Tele
20.
lOMPUOMISK O.V III3VI3MJI3 1
own WIIJM mill McaiiH Coiiiiiil
Iti-nch n Snllxriii'tory AKrvcim *
DBS MOINES , Feb. 27. ( Special
ram. ) The ways and means commltti
oth houses have agreed on a revcnui
conservative compromise measure ,
icy feel sure will bo favorably rec
oth have yielded to gecuro agrccmcn
rought the bill out early eo It will
ill consideration , It will be prlntec
sported Tuesday and a special order
9 made about a week1 ahead. The S3
? nt valuation , protected by safeguar
i levies , and tho. senate provision
toncys and credits , remain In.
This morning was not eventful in the
ture , as the attendance was email In
31UC.1. The housaijdeclded to adjourn
11 Tuesday , llytrnc l.jto the reading c
immltteo amendments to the chapti
: tes and bills , laidiilt over till next
id adjourned , r i i > i
The senate pastertjtio dairy coinmlf.
11 , giving that otlUlT some additional
s In regard to itbenqollcctlon of Kat
( considering tlmublll on til ? hoslln ]
10 Inaano , an anlhiUment by Senator
'duclng ' the salaHaacpald to the mi )
iiclcntH of the hoiipltals for the Inbano
,000 and J4.TOO lol)2tCOO each , ivas adi '
lie support allow iT was reduced fr'or
T month per patlt'iiti to $14 on the g :
at only the newjluwpltal in Cherokee
'ed ' $16 and that : the others were s
n or twelve per c ° nt on the ccat of
Ics by being able-to pay In advance.
IUECS udjourned'tllr" ' p. in , Tuesday.
Ill DIhl rlct . ( fdiirl nl Avocn ,
AVOCA , la. , jt'i-b 27.-Spsclal.- ( )
otlcn of the defendants In the assault
ought against G , , M. Cu | > py and othe
tax costs was iuetalnea today In dl
urt as ta Christian Mack and F. C. I )
d overruled as to all other witm
dgment for plaintiff was entered Ir
so of J , Rcsner against Joseph Glngu
lC.V'r Itlll.lC.S TOO STU
lyini'iit < o Krci'ilnifii Will liar
lie KiiMiiiiil ( > il Tviiiiiorurlly.
HAYDEN , I. T. , Feb. 27-Governi
.ymaster Dlxon ba all but decided
for further payments of the $80
arded to the Cherokee freedmen untl
Ils can be returned to Washington to ;
ilon. Although the payment has bee
ogress for several dayi , but 100 out of
iltnanu have been uatlcfled , owing tc
tremo regulation * regarding identl
ins. The deferring of payment wove
eve a severe hardship to the freedmci
WEATHER WARMS Tin i A ! DTT
Morcnry Takes a Rlso and the Snoi
Enpidly at Carson ,
WORK ON ARENA BEING RAPIDLY T
Sttinrt In Xcnrlr Mccovore < l fro
Atinclc of I'nciiiuonln 1'tinll
Keep nt Tliclv Work o
I'rcunrliiR tu Fifth ! .
OAIISON , Nov. , Feb. 27. There was
leal change In the weather today a
thermometer , -which has been h
around zero , frequently falling bclo\
a sudden Jump Just after svinrlso
noon the mercury touched the 41 marl
sun beat down upon the snow-coverc
playing havoc with what snow rctnnluc
yesterday's slight thaw. '
P. J. Donahue , a San Francisco ar
who Is superintending the construe !
Dan Stuart's , great arena , had an ndi
force of workmen at the race track
and nt the conclusion of today's work
half of the superstructure was core
The field which only four days ag
covered with snow and had not a si
11 has been transformed by Donahue'
aided by the sun's rays , Into a cai
shop of remarkable size. The contrac
pects that In nnothcr week his who
with the possible exception ot a few
trimmings , will bo finished. His pla
far a structure that will comfortabl
17,500 persons , but from the looks
part of the arena already completes
doubtful whether 12.000 sport-loving c
can witness the entertainment with , agree
greo of comfort.
Dan Stuart's clerks have been bu
day opening telegrams from nil parts
country. All sorts of Information co
Ing the seats and the cost Is asked 1
Benders. It Is stated by ono of Stuart' '
that orders up to this afternoon for
amounted to considerably more than ?
Stuart Is not. yet sufficiently rccovci
Iravo his apartments , and it Is like
physicians will Insist upon his rcm
Indoors at least for a week. A rclapsi
au attack ot pneumonia in this cllm
regarded as especially dangerous. His i
liowover , are keeping him well In touc !
overythlng that Is going on.Vlie
premier protector of pugilistic enterpr
iblo to return to the helm a muni
pertinent questions will bo propoum
Htm. It Is not known exactly how he
upon the proposition to allow women
the fight , nor has any ofllclal Infori
joeu offered as to the exact hour of th
lest or arrangements for seating uowi
: orrespondents.
1'UQILISTS AT WORK.
Corbott went through his regular mi
mil afternoon performances , but acting
: ho advice of his trainers , Delano ]
vVhlte , ho abbreviated bath periods of
lo Bald to a representative of the Asso
iress , however , that ho was only glvli
Jelauoy-Whlte suggestion a fair chanci
f ho Is not pleased with the change a
'ew days' , ho would do just as much
is ho pleased.
At Cook's ranch , where Fltzslmmon
ils retinue of athletes arc quartered ,
vere no startling developments. The
rom the effect's of which Fltzslmmon
> een suffering for several days , h
uost entirely disappeared , and he was
icllcnt spirits all day today. The
iccts of the opportunity to do outdoor
n the near future cheered him up. E
ho morning Fltzslmmons decided U
nto town for his mall , but the roads
n such bad condition that ho aban
his idea after reaching a point nea
.late . penitentiary , distant scarcely
ban a mile from his temporary
Phero was not a great crowd at his
crs when the afternoon work began
Jatt , us usual , kept a sharp eye on the
ira manipulators , but his watchfulnes
loedless , for all photographers , profes
ind amateur , have decided to give (
anch a wide berth.
Charley White and Billy Delaney
csterday for the first time at S
Iprings. After a lengthy interview
ictt announced that White and
aney would have absolute charg
ils training , dictating his method of
advisers In the
ng , and bo chief
Vhlte will decide in a day or two
low the Callturnian can fight the Co
nan. White , who has the rcputatli
icing ono of the best Judges of boxei
v-ell as one of the best of adv
, -atchcd Jim closely throughout his
isc , both In the mornin * and In the
oon. White trained FlSzslmmons win
Corbett two year
, -as matched against
nd consequently knows something ol
jethods. He was very favorably Impi
rlth Corbett's condition and work.
Everybody at Fkzalmmons' tri
uarteis is depressed at the news o
cath of Mrs , Julian , and the stout
: ianagor has not yet got his brotlier-l
ully started at his work. It is rumorec
Itralmmons does not rest well , but
wake thinking of hla bereavement. "X
Id not wake until nearly 9 o'clock.
Immons carried a piece of sponge be
Is lipa and teeth , while running ycsti
nd thinks his experiment a decided b <
s the sponge takes the rawness out c
tmosphere and prevents it aggravatln
old on bin lungs. He did not believe
alt's wind was as good as It was rei
3 bo , and expressed the opinion tl
ouplo of punches In the stomach will
lie starch out of him , and If he got Jus
mash at his head , he would bo sat !
Itzalmmons declines to further dlscut
; cently raised objection to the rules i
re to govern the battle. Ho says hi
ictlon has been wrongfully construed i
idlcatlon of cowardice on his part In
: spects , and for that reason he Is go I
.op talking. "They will flnd out or
fth of March whether or not I am afro
mt duds with the pompadour , " said
enchlng his fists and shaking hla
nlnously. "I'll ' glvo them a little t
ilng to sing , mark me. "
Martin Flaherty StnrtM for Cur *
LYNN , Mass. , Feb. 27. Martin Fla
is started for Carson City , Nov. , wh < ? i
ill light Dal Hawkins some time durln
eek of the Corbett-Fltzsimmons fight ,
as unaccompanied and will depend on
Pj trainers at hln destination. Ho was
Is far ahead of any blood remedy on
market , lor It 'lues BU inucli more ,
elites removing impurities , andtonlnc
tlio run-down system , It cure * nny 1)1
disease. It matters not how dccp-seatci
obJtlnate , which other so-called til
remedies fail to reach. U Unrealbl
remedy for real blooil diseases.
Mr. Ata Smith , of Orccncastlo , I
writes ; "I bailsiich abadcasouf Bel
Hlioiimitlim that I liecamo abgolu
helpless unable totakoinyfoodorli.il
myself In any way , I took many pat
medicines , but they did not reach
trouble One dozen bottles ot B. 8
cured ma Bound and well , and I now we
170. "
Hooks on blood and lUIn diseases mailed 1
f Bwlft bjieciflo Company , Atlanta , Oa.
SPECIAL NOTICES
COUNCIL BLUFFS WANTS.
, Vii.UNQ8. KnUIT , KAHM AND QAHI
until ( or tale or rim. Day & Hem , 39 1
_ _
V. O'KnEFK. HEAL ESTATE AND INS
ince. Moled to room 6 , E\tritt block
K BALV-IlAIiaAlNi MY MODKIIN Hit
cBlilence , CSS Mil ave. , on motor line ,
liter * ' netiool ; alto otlivr turgalni. ' J.
luIdton. .
KCIM , BALK AT OHVIB' MAnKUT.
iruadwuy ; pork lolni , Cc per lb.i i > lcnlo In
llo vet Iti. ,
Inf ? In Rood spirits and spcmc.l confident ot
returning with the purse ot } 6,000 which RIte
to the winner. Ao Hawkins Is intd to be
pupil of Cornell's , Flaherty expects to t
with Pltzstmmons.
SCIII.\MII AVI.\S
Unil of the Io nn , WenrjOrlnil <
Whccld nt TnUer nlln.
CllICAao.'Keh. 27. The closlnj ; hours
the world's International slx-dnj-s-find-sl
nights rncc were filled with cnthuslam. I'll
20,000 people crowded Tnttemlls' bull
Ing. The cheering of the spectators arouo
the remaining contestants to renewed i
forts. At 0 o'clock the order was : Schlnm
Miller , Aehlngor , Lnwson "Tho Tcrrlb
Swedo" and Hanscn the "Ilalnmnkcr , " wll
hardly a foot between them. Hannnnt , tl
fireman , had dropped out of the rnco at 2 : !
p. m. , being thrown from bis wheel by
trainer attempting to cross the track , aftc
riding 1,480 miles' , lacking 120 miles of ha
Ing enough to secure a prize for hlg Ion
weary ride.
At 10:05 p. m. Fred Schlnner of German
was declared the champion long distant
rider of the world , having covered 1,788 mill
and four laps , but lacking 122 mites of con
Ing up with Halo's Madison Square Garde
record. While the physical condition ot tl
flvo riders who flnlshotl looked dtscouragln
to the future of Blx.day racing , the me
wore not considered In n serious comlltloi
Fred Schlnner , Uio winner , speaking ot h
long endurance , says that lie fcols stron
and In a healthy condition and with a llltl
sleep nnd rest ho will bo nblo to defend tl ;
title ho has Just won. Ho will leave In tc
days for nil extended trip through llio soul
and upon his return to Chicago , will onU
: ollego with the money won , and will gradv
nto as a mechanical engineer.
111IT , the no-legged rider , covered 4C
miles , riding less than an average of clgt
hours a day ,
Schlnner and Miller did not suffer nine
trom saddle soreness , a complaint that ha
troubled some of the rldcra very badly. La\v
son was In very bad condition and was lltct
illy raw from dialling. H will bo severe
lays before ho can walk with any degree o
: omfort. Final score : Schlnner , 1,788 mile
ind 4 laps ; Miller , 1,740 miles nnd 1 lai |
\ehlnger , 1,727 miles ; bawaon , 1,707 mile
mil 1 lap ; Hanson , 1,603 miles and 3 laps.
Whlxt Cluli Tourney.
The Omalia Whist club held a tourney li
ts rooms , In The Boo building , last evening
n which the Omaha club and a rcprescnta
Ivo number of players from the Lincoli
vcre present. There were but twenty-twi
ncn from Lincoln , making but eleven teams
.nd their number was filled out by two mer
rom Council Dluffs. The match resulted It
, victory by the homo club , with a tally o
hlrty-four points to their credit. The foi
owing Is the score , with the names of tin
ilayers : North and south , Omaha club
lurrcll and Sumney , 233 ; Cruinmer nm
bplln , 241 ; Dnrkoly and Urunncr , 223 ; Coi
nil Shed , 233 ; llushman and Thomas , 222
icrlbner and Uclmlorf , 247 , with a total o :
,438. The Lincoln players north anil soutl
, -cro : Atkins and Tomley , 235 ; Slanghtei
nd Traphagan , 225 ; Abbott and Hardy , 229
laughmau ami Mcisncr , 220 ; Alexander anil
lammond , 241 ; Allen and Wotbc , 220 ; total
,370. The Omaha players , east anil west
ere : Hcth anil I'cters , 24S ; Lawrence and
orilan , 239 ; Reed ami Uelnhart , 233 ; Mclklc
nd Jones , 227 ; Stanford and Scanncll , 213 ;
lomstock and Shipley , 218. The Lincoln
layers , east and west , were : Hall anil
lagoon , 235 ; Smith and Helling , 235 ; Hurley
nd McFarland , 240 ; Ulackburn and Lam-
orison , , 221 ; Wilson and Drown , 2 1C ; Tray-
or and Waterman , 227 ; total , 1,401. The
Dial ot the Lincoln club was 2,774 , against
,842 , for the Omaha club , giving n dlflerance
r sixty-eight , divided by two left thlrty-
jur points to the credit < f the home club.
.iitl-1'ciol t-ollliifv Orillimiu'o 1'iihvlil
SAN FRANCISCO , Feb. 27. The supreme
jurt has sustained the recently adoptei
pool selling am :
Ivlc ordinance prohibiting
iking commissions on racing bets.
V
G.W.Pang'SeM.D.
TH15 GOOD SAMARITAN.
25 YEHR'S EXPERIENCE.
Kcndcr of MlHcnHOH of incJi and
\vouivii.
I'KOrillliTOR Ol TH1 {
AVorhl'it Herbal Dlxpcnsiiry of McdlcUv .
I cUKK-Cntnnh of Head , Thront nml
l.nngt ; , IlTns.es ) or Kjo nnd li.ir , 1'ltn und
Apoplexy , llrntt , I.ivor nnd Kidney Dl cuse/i ,
DiiihetCK , Drlithffl Dlsnife , St Vltns Dnnoe ,
HhiMinmtl'Uii , enihihx , Diopsy cured without
Inppltifr , TnpiVorm renuniM. all cluonlo
Nervous nnil Pilvate
LOST MftMHOOB-nn.dISi ! . , s ; !
CVDMII IQ _ ° n'i' ' 1'hjfidnn who can
OS rlillLilt > i piopcrlyciiitiNVIMIll.l.H
without cIcgiroyiUB teeth and bones. No
cury or poison mliicial used.
-Tho only I'hyplclnn who cnn tell what nils
yon without nBkliiB n question.
These nt a dtatnncu pond for question
blank. No. 1 iormcn ; No , M lor women.
All cm rcspoudonco fctrlctly oontUlcntlal ,
Mcdlclno sent by cxprcse.
Addi ess nil letters to
G. W. PANGLE , M. D. ,
B65 llranilwiiy , COl'NCII. Itt.lirrS , 1A
tSTScnd H cent atuiut ) Tor reply.
THE MODEL NEW
"A TUHNINO POINT IN HIS 1
For high grade work patronize the Reliable
luffs City Steam Laundry. 31 North Main
reel. 'Phono 314. Wo use no acids In
ashing ,
iQHANY THEATER I l m
MOOU12 AND LIVINGS TON CO.
WI3HK , COMtlUMHXCi
MONDAY. B'tARCH 1ST.
Oix-iilnp ; wl < li "Michael SlruKollV *
I 'ullP free opening nlKlit. lllcycle Klvon nway
e Int-t night. Snltmlny nfternuon matinee- .
1'rlcc'H , lOo nnd 0c. Scats now on Bale at Hei
r's JrUB store.
Furniture.
Includes everything suggestive of Spring and Springs Bed Springs the
modern , first class
of Furniture
construction
whole line of Springs used In the
Furniture NEW articles fresh from creative energy like , the season Itself
summersand the wear of winters
not something that Is hoary with the dust of summers-
ters something that will grow In beauty llko the beautiful days of the glad
season of the year.
Are newer than ever this Spring new quarters , constituting the largest
and finest exclusive furniture house western Iowa new goods not a rusty
ot the factories all the novelties.
spring In the house newest productions
of SPRING OPENING In ionr 'new store , wo will sell
As a premonition a
PER CENT CASH DIS
TWENTY
nil of this week any article In stok at
cash discount sale for this week in ( which 20 percent
COUNT. This means a
for 'the benefit of all cash customers.
prices
cent will bo cut from the regular
Wo want pcoplo to como and see our new store , and this Is one of the In
ducements.
Durfee Furniture Co. ,
Council Bluffs
205-207 BROADWAY , - -
Facts , Not FakesI !
FAKE ADVERTISING.
FAKE GOODS.
" You may fool all the people some of the
time ; but you can't fool all the people all the
time. "
We don't believe in fake goods
and fake prices , but offer you the
best and freshest stock of Pianos
and Organs in the west at the
lowest , living prices consistent
with Good , Reliable Goods.
We have been here for 38 years
and intend to spend the balance
of our days selling reliable goods
at the old stand 103 Main St.
Come and see us. We can do you good.
MUELLER PIANO & ORGAN GO. f