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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1898)
' i 1 4 i 4 ' 3'IT : O1rATTA TATLY 1 EE : SiUNTAl , .TUL'S 131 , 1898. ( I COUNCIL BLUFFS. M ! r1UN. ' aer beer , Rosenfeld Tel , 222. Smoky "J A IP' Sc cigar. Moon's Stock Food makes tat. Iinest work , Dhtf City Laundry. Smoke Iron Chancellor 5c cigar , C. U , Jacqumnm & Co. , 1owclers and op. lictans , 27 South Main atrect. 't ' itev. J , itialo will preach this afternoon ' ' at the Edgowood Union church. Wanted-Latest edition or Council Bluna ! city directory. Apply at Dee ofllco. May franc , for nssaulting Mrs. Hello I llracken , was fined $1 and costs In Justice I.L Vlen's court yesterday. ilev. Frederick L. Hatch of Dallas , Tex. , will preach at the morning servlco at the hirat Presbyterian church today. . Elder I , M , Smith will speak at both a servlcea at the Itcorganlzed Church of Jesus p Christ of Latter Day Saints today , A marriage license was issued yesterday 1o 1tobCrt liernhardl , aged 21 , and Lillian E. Tanner , aged 22 , both of this city. henry S. Storra of Creston , assistant an- perintendent of the went Iowa division of the Burlington , was in the city yesterday , The Theoaophlcnl society will hold its reg- u1ar public meeting this afternon at 3 o'clock at the Odd Fellows' building , room 10 , The police have been naked to look out for and detnin Alex Lynolt , a 16-year old lad , who h a run away from Ida home In I Cedar llnpids. r Don't you think it must be a pretty good laundry that can please so many hundreds of customers ? Well-that's the "Eagle , " 724 Broadway. j John L. Merkel has gone east to join the Pritnroao & Dockslader minstrels , with whom he has been engaged for the coming theatrical season. The park board will have a number of bad waahuuls to repair on the driveways in t Fairmount park , caused by the heavy rata on Friday morning. John Haney , who Interfered with Pound- master Dobson In the discharge of hla Duties , was assessed $5 anti costs by I'oiico Judge Aylcsworlh yesterday morning. I'rof. J , II. Stough of Midland College , Atchison , 1Can will preach in St. John's English Lutheran church at 10,30 , this morning . There will he no evening servlee. At the First Baptist church today Ifev. It. Venting { vlll tithe as the subject of his morning sermon , "Bondage tail Liberty , " and lu the evening , "A Silly Nurse , \\'ho Let the Baby FOIL itev. E. W. Allen , formerly pastor of the Chriatiol Tabernacle In this city , now of Chicago , is the guest of Mfr , and Mrs. T. Metcalf anti will preach at both services today - day at the Tabernacle. Services will be held at the Union Mission - sion cbtfrch on South Fifteenth street today - day at it n. In. and 7,30 , p , in. , and Sun- ( lay school at 10 a , tn. There will be prayer meeting Tuesday and Thursday evenings. The fire department was called yesterday to the coal yard of 11. A. Cox at Eighth street and Sixteenth avenue , where a pile of slack in some manner had become ignited - nited , It was extigguished without damage. George Van Orman hap resigned the management - agement of the hotel at the Union Pacific transfer and will retire from active business - ness for a year at least on account of ill health. Ills successor bas not yet been nnrned. 'I'on Hughes , who In jumping front a moving motor ear on East Pierce street , Friday night fractured his skull , was still allvo late last night , although ho had not regained consciousness and his death was momentarily expected. One of the features of "Little Miss Chicago - cage , " \vhlch will be presented tonight at the Iohany theater by Clifford's Gaiety company of Chicago , is the number of first class specialty and vaudeville interspersdd during the action of the burlesque. The piece is beautifully costumed and the girls are pretty , good singers and dancers. At the Second Presbyterian church this morning the pastor , Rev , Alex Llthorland , will lake as his subject , "The Where and \Vhen of Religious Fishing , " and in the evening , "The Dangers of Covetousness. " There will be a meeting of tbo congregation Wednesday evening to authorize thin trustees to proceed with the new church building. Mrs. Melt Ward , charged by Mrs. Katie McCombs with disturbing her peace o1 tniud by using blasphemous and obscene langunge , had a hearing before Justice Viers yesterday. Half the women in the neighborhood Vero in the court room and the trial resulted in the discharge of Mrs. \Vard , the evidence being insuffelent to convict. Karl llnrbetn was brought back from Creston yesterday morning by Deputy United States Marshal Itichards , and lodged in the county jail. He waived examl atlou before Commissioner I'orter on the charges of robbing the malls and entering and breaking the postolltce , and was bound over to the federal grand Jury , his bail being fixed at $500. Attorney George Gable left his bicycle for a few minutes standing by Cite curb at Pearl and Broadway yesterday afternoon , while he went into a store to purchase a cigar. When ho came out the wheel was gone. Looking across the street he saw it standing against the Northwestern ticket oaice , where , ho learned on Investigation. It had been left by a country-looking young fellow , who had inquired of Agent Mitchell the nearest way to Mead , Neb. A search fulled to find the young fellow , who had , it is supposed , taken the wheel with the intention - tion of riding it to Mead , but became aenred and dropped it. C. D , Vlav'i Co. , female rcmudy ; consultation tion free , Oflce hours , 9 to 12 and 2 to 5. Health book furnished. J26-327.325 Mcr- rlum block. N , Y , Plumbing company , Tat. 250 , The Grocer on Broadway , who bought a 1111(1,0 , at the liourlclus Music ! house last week , is the FliT1t in one family who bought a piano or organ of this firm. In one family in his city and county Beurtclus sold ElO11T. Thu liourlelus Music house dins to give suck satisfaction as to the quality anal price of their instruments thnt they usually succeed hi getting the patronage - age of the entire relationship , 325 Droati way , where the organ stands upon the building. To really enjoy life these beautiful evenings - ings you shoulti hive one of our pretty , durable and comfortable hantmoclis , You can get one now very cheap at Davis' , 200 Iroadway , - Ladles of the Maccabees will give an lent cream sociable and platform Banco next Thursday evening at Mrs. f'oster's , corner of Nineteenth street and fifth avenue. Pay your bills anti get "Stars. " Sargent's tan shoes vvllh all go from $1 to $3 this week. Look for the bear , dent Esititi' 'Vrnuxferx. The following transfers were flied yesterday - day in the abstract , title and down office of J , \V Squire , 101 Pearl street : Joint 'I' , Stewart and wife et nit to Cil ragn , flock lslnnd & 1'ne111o Rathy'uy 'o Ul'tny ' it nit Chtcuge , Burlington & Quincy ltullway company , lot 1 , block 32 , lieo s' subtliv , w .1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 275 George 1. Hellers unit . Johunnsen , lots 5 and G , block 4Val ' nun , w d . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,0001 ] . , 1. , anti vva , ny , I 21 lots in Council Bluffs , q c d. . . . , . . 1 Hurrah 19. ioulhtg to Onahu Bridge & ' 1'etminnl Itallway company lot 14 , block GG , ltldtilu'S subdh' w 5 , . , , , . . , 100 Sohn ' 1' , Stewart and vvlfo to same , part of lot S , block 3 , M1eMllhlttl , t'ooper & JeiTerla' add , q c d. . . . . , , , . 1 i'remtont Henjnmin and wife to Janies Pendrgast , w 170 feet of lot 5 , lien. amin's ' 211 subdiv in Avoca , w d , . . . 3 $ pilutrles Dodge and wife to Flora ii , borgusou , part of sly sd , se % 3G- 75.41 , w d , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 2,000 Hovan transfers , total , , Ajax tablets-a wonderful nerv'o tonic for restoring vitality and energy. Cure guar. rutecd. 50 cents at Deilaven's. Lost-log tag and collar No , 13 , Return to lieu olfico , If you want tan sloes go to Sargent's. ill tans this week at from $1 to $ : . . Nr\V \ IN11ERITANC1 ; TAX LMV Judge Deolner and His Alsaistants Preuaro Way for Its Operation , SEND OUT RULES FOR ITS ENFORCEMENT Contaty Officers lttsirueted how to I'roceed to Collect front Cellat- ernl heirs n l'ortlnn of All 'Phey inherit llerenfter. Clerk heed of the dtlrict court received yesterday from Slate Treasurer llerriott p copy of the rules and regulations for the assessment and collection of the stale tax on collateral inheritance In Iowa. These rules were framed by Judge 11. Er Deemer , chief justice of the supreme court , assisted by Judges S , M , Weaver of the Eleventh judicial district , I. , E , Fellows of the Thirteenth - teenth , II , M , Towner of the Third , Z. A. Church of the Sixteenth and M , J. Wade of the Eighth judicial district of the state , and will form a part and be published with the rules of the dlstrict courts of the state , The collateral inheritance tax law in brief provides that all property within the Juris- dtctlon of the state which shall pass by will or by statutes of inheritance of this or any other slate , or by deed , grant , sale or gift made or Intended to take effect in possession session or in enjoyment after the lentil of the grantor or donor , to any person in trust or otherwise , other titan to or for the father , mother , husband , wife , lineal descendant , adopted 0111111 , the lineal descendant of an adopted child of a decedent , or to or for charitable , educational or religious societies or Institutions within this state , shall be subject to a lax of 5 per centum of Its vnlue above the sum of $1,000 after the payment of all debts. The rules framed for the assessment and collection of this tax provide that the clerk of the district court In each county shad provide and keep a book to be known as the collateral Inheritance tax and lien book , in which shall be kept a full and accurate record - ord of all proceetlinga'In cases whore property - erty is chargeable with the tax , Upon the appointment amt qualification of each ex- cculor , administrator and testamentary trustee the clerk at the time lie issues the letters shall furnish a blank form upon which a detailed report of the heirs and their relationship to the decedent and an inventory of the real estate of the decedent. This report must be returned completed within ten days after the qualification of the party' to whom letters are Issued. Any delinquency in this respect must be re- portcd by the clerk to the district court if in session , or to a judge of said court if in vacation , for such order as may be necessary - sary to enforce an observance of these rules. Should any estate or the name of any grantee or grantees bo placed upon the collateral - lateral inheritance tax and lien book at the suggestion of the county attorney or the treasurer of stale , in which the papers al. ready on file In the clerk's once do not disclose - close that an inheritance tax 1s due or payable - able , the county attorney shall forthwith give to all parties Interested such notice as the court or judge may prescribe , requiring - ing them to appear on a day to be fixed by the Judge and show cause why the property should not be appraised an subjected to the tax. At the first term of court in each county after the publication of these rules , which will be the August term in this county , and annually thereafter , the court shall appoint three competent residenca and freeholders of the county 'to : tot as appraisers of all property within its jurisdiction , which is charged , or sought to ho charged , with the inheritance tax. These appraisers shall serve for one year , but there Is nothing said in .the rules as to the compensation they shall receive for their services. The law provides an extra compensation for the county attorney and says that for reporting such estates or property as are liable to the tax he shall receive a compensation of 10 per cent of the tax payable , but not to exceed - ceed the sum of $200 In any one estate , and for additional legal services performed under - der the direction of the treasurer of state he shall be paid a compensation of 3 per cent on the amount of.taxes collected from estates reported by him , but in no event shall the amount exceed the sum of $150 from any one estate. The official photographs of the United States Navy , containing over 200 pictures of the vessels , with their omcers and a of the views of thy ill-fated Maine , can be had at the Council Bluffs ofilco of The Bee for 25 coats and a Boo coupon , SOCl.tl. E1'IT'I'S ' ' ' o1' LAS' ! 1VIIEIC. Mss flicks Gres a Cnrd Puny lit the ltlt rn l rag' , A delightful card party was given Thursday - day morning by Miss Mabel hicks in honor of her guests , the Misses Bateman of De- trolt. The idea of playing cards in the early morning hours when the air was fresh and cool wild an innovation , but the young women present entered fully into the spirit of tte occasion , A dainty lunch was served at noon , tine table being prettily decorated with pink and white sweet peas , Miss Sadie Farnsworth captured the first prize , while the booby fell to Miss Corn Hurl , The booby prize was a bottle of shoe polish with the npproprialo suggestion tacked to it ; "If you cannot shlrtc at the head , sihte at the foot. " Mr. William Washington of Indianapolis and Miss Cornella Perrott of Perry , la were married Thursday evening at the home of Mr , and Mrs. S , Good on Stutstnan street , Ite' . Stephen Phelps of Omaha oalciatDtg , Mr. and Mrs , \Vnshington left Friday for their future home in Indianapolis , At SL h'aul's Episcopal church this after- neon at 4 o'clock the marriage of Mr. IL hicrnhardl to Mrs , Lillian E , Tanner will take place , ltov , I. . P , McDonald ofilclatlug , Nels Nelson will act as best man and Miss Rule Leper as bridesmaid , They will make their home at 1809 Fourth avenue. Mrs. Lovington anti her niece , Miss Scho- lar. of St. Louts , are the guests of Mrs. P , Gunoude , The Misses Farnsworth entertained a number of their friends \ \ ednesday evening at their home on Illuff street , Fred Empkle gave a dancing party at the iioat 'club house at Lake Manawa Friday evening , Miss ) less of Willow avenue has lesuell Invitations for a supper and dance at Lake Manawa next Wednesday evening in honor of her guest , Miss Cooper of St. Paul , Mina , One of the most enjoyable social events of the last week was the dance given by tine float club 0t Its house at Lake Man- awn last Thursday evening , A number of her intimate friends treated Mrs , E. M , Gerard o1 1539 Seventh avenue to a surprlso party last Thursday evening , the occasion being her 47th birthday. A very pleasant evening was spent in card playing. sirs , harry Pierce of First avenue eater. tanned during the last week her nephew , p. J. Ilaalon of Mason City , auditor of the Mason City & Clear Lake railway. Mrs , J. L. Stewart and Miss Eleanor Stewart returned Tuesday from u six mouths' European trip , during wldch they vitiled all of the priuclpal clues on the continent , Mr. and Mrs. Will Merritt of Des Moines are the guests of Mr , and Mrs. Charles Hans , John T. Stewart , second , had as his guest Miss Jenks of Chicago Is the guest of Miss Gentle Bennett on fluff street , during the last week C. Ogleaby of Kansas City and D. Francis of St , Louis , C , F , Adams , 324 Stuteman street , entertained - tertained during the last week Ifev , A , Whistler , pastor of the Chriatlan church of Hamburg , In. , who was hcroto visit the exposition. Mr , and Mrs , John Kehler of Fourth street entertained during the last week William Betts of Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs , L. S. Dullard of First aye- flue are entertaining Mrs , 0. I : , Griswold of Chicago and her two daughters , Bessie and Gladys. Mrs. C. R. Nicholson baa as tor guests her sister , Mrs , A. R , Taylor and her husband of Indlanoln , Ia. , who ore visiting the exposition - position , Mrs. Sawyers of Santa Cruz , Cal. , and her daughter , Mrs. Linn of Portland , Ore. , were the guests during the last week while visiting the exposition of ft. D , Leech and family. Mrs. L. A. Casper and Miss Nellie Caughey entertained during the Inst week Mrs. Jolm- son and daughter , Blanche , of Wyoming , Ia. Miss Mamlo Field is visiting friends in Sidney , ] n. Miss Laura Flickinger is slowly but surely recovering front her severe illness. Mrs. 0 , W. Graham Is enjoying n visit from her niece , Mrs. It , B , Hammond and her children , of Chicago , Miss Ella Andrus is visiting Mlss Nettle Mncklnnd at I'Igeon , ha. Mrs. A. M , Beardsley of 114 Park avenue has as her guest her niece , Miss Mnio Sco- field , of Los Angeles , Cal. Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Skinner of 103 Park avenue ore visiting in Clarlndn , Miss Bertha Schlckentnnz has gone to Colorado to spend her summer vacation , Miss Dessle Van Ile l3oert of Park avenue - nuo left Thursday for a month's visit with friends in Tama county. Ohio Knox is entertaining us his guest at hla home on Pnrh avenue Mack iilndmnnd , formerly of this city , but now located at Dnker City , Ore , Mr. Ilindmmn says that on his return home ho will advise all his friends not to fail visiting the exposition , which was a most agreeable surprise to him. him.Miss Miss Jennie H , Tilton of Janesville , Wis. , Is visiting 'her brother , Editor II. W. Til- ton of the Nonpareil , nod taking in the sights at the exposition. Miss Ella Terrence was the guest of her sister , Mrs. 0. W , Daner , at Missouri Valley - ley durlug the last week. Mrs , E. O'Donnell of I'ark avenue is entertaining - tertaining Mr. and Mrs. Frank \V. Reed and son , Mason , of Mnnknto , Wis. The family of D. L. Hclnsbeimer of Glen- wood are in camp at Lake Mannwn , where they will entertain a number of their Cnun- cll Bluffs friends during the next few' weeks. Mrs. Regina Becliler and sot Albert are visiting friends in Carroll. Miss Nora Drown of Fifth avenue is visiting - iting friends in Denver , Colo. Mrs. F. A. Blxby has returned from a two weeks' visit with friends in Toledo , 0. Miss Anna Maloney had as her guest during - ing the past week Miss Maggie Grims of Manilla , Ia. Mrs. Van Order , accompanied by her daughter and son , are visiting friends and relatives in Illinois. Mrs. Charles Langmade and her mother , Mrs. Mary Maloney , left last Monday for a month's visit with friends at Clearfield , Ia. F. H. Clark of Lead , S. B. , was the guest during the past week of W. F. Lyon and family of Sixth avenue while visiting the exposition. Mrs. iV. J. Callendor of Fordland , Mo. , who has been the guest for the past seven weeks of her sister , Mrs. J. Tahor of Second avenue , returned home last Thursday much pleased with her visit and the exposition. Mrs. Fred Davis is spending the summer at Battle Creek , Mich , Mrs. Agnes Caldwell and daughter are spending the summer in Chicago and the lakes. Mrs. Tweedy and children visited during the past week with J. W. Knight and family at Missouri Valley. The many friends of Miss Mautl Keen of 013 First avenue will regret to learn that she is seriously ill with consumption. Miss Elsie Hollis visited friends in Plattsmouth , Neb , J. F. Barnard and wife left Monday for a trip to the south. Rev J. Y. Atchison has returned home from a seven weeks' visit in Wisconsin and northern Iowa. Mrs , Cadwallader , who has been visiting her parents , Captain and Mrs. Leo B. Cousins - sins , for a couple of weeks while taking in the exposition , returned to her home in Nebraska - braska City last Friday. Alderman J. B. Atkins , who has been camping out at Spirit Lake for the last month , returned home Friday. Miss Tessa Coyne is visltidg friends In Colorado Springs. Mrs. M. J , Alsworth is entertaining H. S. Herbert and family of Marshalltown , who are attending the exposition , Mrs. D. W. Bushnell has as her guest Mrs , Frank Gault of SL Louis , who formerly lived In Council Bluffs. "It costs you nothing to see , but 25 cents to saw" Is the phrase the hustler for the big sea-saw uses to Induce people to listen to him , It costs you nothing to see the big display of fish at the store ot Suhivan , the grocer , 343 Broadway , and when ydu see it you will say that you never saw anything - thing to equal such fine ash. Some of them were caught from the sea that you never saw before and you will get morn see-saw at Sullivan's than you ever dreamed of. Ladles' tan shoes , worth $4 and $5 , to close out at $3 this week at 5nrgent's. Pay your bills anti get "Stars. " lion tut Extra Iln/q' / , Mrs. McColiough , living at 010 Eighteenth avenue , has a baby which she is anxious to Iot ; rid of , She offered It to the police and county supervisor of the poor yesterday , but they declined to take it. The baby does not belong to Mrs , McCohlough , anti as she has four children of her own to support she desires to find a hose for the little one. The baby belongs to a poor family , the mother and father of which became - came sick about a couple of months ago , and as they were in almost destitute circumstances - cumstances , Mrs. McCollough in the kindness - ness of her heart , took the little ono to 'keep until the parents got better , The parents now refuse to take the cblld back and Mrs. McCollough 1s in a dilemma. Davis , the drug , paint and glass roan , continues ahead of all others ! n the paint husI ness in point of business transactions , His sales for the season far exceeded all expectations. Ho has always met the tie- mend for goods promptly. This is duo to his policy of buying Ir car lots , ntfording a means of supplying all ortiera on demand and at lower rules than could be had elsewhere - where , lie has made Lilo hlarrison paints a household word in this vicinity and thaao paints are holding the supremacy entirely upon their merita for purity anti durability , Sargent's $3 and $5 ladies' tan shoes will go this week at E3. Look for the bear. Map of Cuba , [ Vest Indies and the World at The lice oaice , iOo each , What is nicer than delicious baked fish for Sunday tlittneri See Sullivan , the grocer , 343 Broadway , Sargent vvlll close out his $3 and $5 ladles' tau shoes this week at $3 , FOR SALE-Otwa secona h'nd bicycle at a bargelu. Call At The Dee ' oClee , Council Bluffs , hale , for l'ythinu ! ) u y , The executive committee in charge of the arrangements for the session of the Iowa Orand Lodge , Knights of1l'ylldas , to be held here August 9 , 10 and 11 , received r ¶ P $ , J : , r . . . - ; . , ; . . ! ; , , ( r . /frl 6 ii s r4f ' _ ; : : s3 ' I ' i : * , $ ( I J'R ff /G { . . - f rJ + - t \tl.v -t . 4I..JJ I ) : 1&Y1 y + V V G , ui - V ? . 1 h i ftT . O cam' oQ & 4 , \ j I - . I t ; 3 ji 'e- _ , . = r 2 :4t e f $ V. $ p : : ID n - t q' ; + c Commencing Thursday , July 2S , Afternoon ali(1 evening. Two concerts daily. lulus oi' rarlization is all first-class t 4 consisting of twenty-five talented young lady musicians , Also MISS ADELAINE MLLBA , Soprano and Violin Soloist , direct - rect from Europe. This young lady has a very rare , sweet and cultured voice. Fishing , Boating and Bathing on the t Beach. Oct out of the hot , dusty city and spend a day with us , . . . . word yesterday that the western roads have agreed upon a fiat rate of one fare for the round trip from all points in Iowa. The management of the exposition has arranged to give a special display of fireworks - works on the evening of Iowa Pythian ( lay , and nmong tlae set pieces will be one representing the likeness of Grand Chancellor - cellor Dowell. All ton shoes go from $1 to $3 this week at Sargent's. Only ti liltg of Stmt' . A rather humorous incident occurred al Manawa recently. On the placid bosom of the lake , one morning bright and early , something was seen floating along whlcll attracted - tracted the attention of some boatmen. It was a hideous looking object and all kinds of conjectures ran through their minds. Finally Colonel Knepher , who is stationed at the lake , thought he had solved the question - tion and proclaimed 1t to be a monster devil Hall from the Gulf of Mexico , so it is reported - ported , and at once resolved to catch it for a display at the fish market of Sullivan , She grocer , 343 Broadway. A sort of a gig was secured turd cautiously the thing was up- proachcd , With a heroic effort it was finally landed and much to the chagrin of the captors - tors It was found to be only a bag of straw. IIUItIEI1'1'1'11 MIII.I'1'AIIY HONORS. Funeral of le'.Vitl C. 'i'ucl.er of the lour Volunteers. The remains of Private De Witt C Tucker of company L , Fifty-first Iowa volunteers , were laid to rest last evening In Fairview cemetery with military honors. Private Tucker's lentil was the first that had occurred - curred among the soldier boys from Council Bluffs and the funeral , which was held from the residence of C E , Tucker , the brother o1 the deceased , at 1205 Avenue A , was attended - tended by an immense throng of citizens , who gathered to pay respect to the dead soldier. The casket was covered with a flag , while another encircled the remains of the dead soldier in the coon. The procession - sion from tlto house to the cemetery was headed by NcFadden's fife and drum corps , followed by the high ) school cadets , Next in line came the former members of the Dodge Light Guards and behind them the veterans - ans of the Grand Army of the Republic. The pallbearers were I'aul Van Order , S. E. Anderson - derson , 0 , Meacham , C. E Weaver , M. Hoist and William Fuller , all former members of the Dodge Light Guards , and the honorary pallbearers , selected by Abe Lincoln post , Grand Army of the Republic , were ; Corn- ratios David , Iloon , h ubbard , Fonda , Bar- ger and Cousins. The services were con. ducted by Rev. R , Venting of the First Baptist church. The cortege was more than half a toile long , Old Saying outrndleted , "There is nothing new under the sun. " It's according to what. you are talking about as to whether or not this saying will apply. If it is pictures , thta old saying will be punctured in many places. We have something - thing now in that line and you will readily say so when you see them. Everything is military now days and we have simply kept abreast of the times by laying in a supply of some of the finest scenes of the present war that have been gotten out. These plc- tures are in colors and to see Is to admire them. Not only this , but we have something - thing it the way of statuary you ought to ace. Many of these arc souvenirs of the leaders in the wnr with Spain. In a word , our art department was never mono complete - ploto than now and visitors , whether lesir- lag to purchase or not , are always wel- cotae. Of course , It isn't necessary to tell you that if you want paint to see us , as everybody lcnovs's that our house is the only complete store of the kind in the city , COUNCIL BLUFFS PAINT , OIL AND GLASS COMPANY , Masonic Temple. Tan shoes we don't want any longer anti you can get thenl this week at your own price , Sargent , Look for the bear , Pay your bills and get "Stars. " The Evans laundry is the leader in fine work both for color and finish , 520 Pearl street. l'ltono 290 , Contptott Jeules Some Stork's. A hotter was received hero yesterday from Frank Compton of this city , adjutant of the Second battalion , Fluty-first Iowa regiment , at amp Merritt , San Francisco , in which ho vigorously denies the reports that Colonel Leper Is in any way responsible for the failure of the Iowa boys to ho ordered to the front before this , or that there is any friction between Colonel Leper pnd his 0111- cons. Mr. Campton writes : We are all anxious to Ieav' , , but have no cause tor complaint , as Kansas anti Call- fornia are entitled to leave before us , We may not get orders for two weeks.Vo have the best regiment lu camp , anti may gel out first for that reason , There is no truth In the report that Colonel Leper is the cause of our not go- lug , or that there Is any trouble between him and the omeers of the regiment , I know what f am talking about. The slate can be proud of its troops. They are In it vith the regulars and drill side by side with them. We are guarding the ship Arizona - zona and may get away on it. This camp is just as healthy as any camp would be hl this climate and reports that the men don't get enough to eat are not so. It is beans , bacon , potatoes , rice , coffee and regular army grub , to be sure , not as good as some hotel fare , but all they want and need for the work they are doing. 1 am as fat as a pig , as black as an Indian and never felt better in my life. We don't want them any longer-those tan shoes. Sargent. Pay your hills and get "Stars. " 1lrrotr lxcnpr front Ilenllt , Miss Grace Townaleo of Glenwood , a niece of E. J. Townsleo of this city , bad a narrow - row escape from death by drowning yesterday - day evening at Lake 'Manawa. She \s'as in bathing and got beyond her depth. Just as she sank for the third time a elan named Moore , who had seen the young girl's peril , scouted a boat , reached her and held her above water until assistance came. Rev. Fred Grace of Wnlnut , who , from the shore , had noticed the young girl sink , jumped into thin water after her without 'divesting himself - self of any of his clothes , but the boat reached her before he did , Miss Townslee was insensible when rescued , but after being - ing brought to shore and the usual remedies applied soon recovered. She was removed to her uncle's home on Oakland avenue , where last night she was resting easy and apparently little the worse for her terrible experience. You can get tan shoes this week at Sar- gent's at your own price. Fish is cheaper than meat , Sullivan , the grocer , 313 Broadway. Pay your bills and get "Stara. " The Bee's photogravures or the exposition , part one , consisting of sixteen beautiful views , can be head at the Council Bluffs once for 50 cents and a Bee coupon , See advertisement - tisement on another page. SAVED BY CYCLONE CELLARS Severe Storm lu 11lssoorl , but No Loxs of Life-Great Property nnntnge , ST. JOSEPh1 , July 30.-A tornado passed over the southern part of Buchanan and Clinton counties last yesterday afternoon , doing immense damago. The territory devastated vastated was ten miles long and about halt a mile wide. The only person Injured was Mrs. James Coyle , both of whose arms were broken. Six farnl houses were leveled to the earth. Many horses , cattle and hogs were killed. The families of the farmers whose houses were destroyed escaped to cyclone cellars and caves. Damage estl- Inntetl at between $10,000 amid $50,000. WARRENSBURG , Mo. , July 30. Reports received hero indicate that the tornado which passed over northwestern Missouri last evening was particularly destruetlvo in Lafayette and Johnson counties , At Fay- etlsv'liie the stores of W , 1I , Siegfried and S. P , Dalhouse were demolished and many other buildings were wrecked. There were no fatalities , however , though several persons - sons were hurt. North of Fayettavllle many fine farms were swept , buildings behtg der stroycd and crops ruined , In this country district Mrs. Ashhrook anti Joe B , Shackel- ford were probably fatally injured and John Roach and his two chlldren were badly hurt. At Knob Nester , ten miles east ofVar - renshurg , Nichols' drug store , the opera house , the heed-Atkinson Mercantile corn' pany's building , the Acme elevator , the Mls- sourl Pacific station and about seventy-five dwellings were wrecked , Clayton Weidman was seriously injured there. FIRE RECORD. Nevndn 'I'otvraVlpcd Out , RENO , Nov. , July 30 ; The town of fleck- with , Cal. , having a population of ubont 500 , and shunted on the Sierra Valley railway , thirty-five miles north of hero , has been almost wiped out by fire , which atartol in the depot. Owing to lack of water and fire fighting apparatus , the flames spread rapidly until every building In the town was destroyed , except a church , a schoolhouse and two dwellings. Among the buildings burned vvcro La Farrachino's hotel , Mc- Neil's store , the Masonic hall , tine livery stable , depot , several small stores and about fdteen dwelling bouces. The loss it catl- mated at $40,000 ; partially covered by ! n- surancc , Ix-I'oiIelauatt ( fouvi'ted at 11urd'r , CHICAGO , July 30.-George IL Jacks , ex chief of police at Muskegon , Mlleb. , was lltis morning found guilty of pturder In this city and his punishment fixed at death. Jacks has been a criminal for some years and the murder for whlcll ho was convicted this afternoon bad as a victim one Andrea's , TiMeansjjsjness9 4r 1a ' Moore's Stock Food Co. will pay $5.00 a head for any bunch of shoats that ( lie with w aim , of cholera after being fed on 11gool e' s Stock ; Food according to directions for six niontl is . 11T1 11 Foodr ay i , five cents a pound live ' weight for 'illy 111111011 Of ; . chickens that die with cholera or roll I ) if being led 011 Moores Ciiaanpiioa Poultry Food.11f' 111 . pa Y tell cents each for ev ery lou re or mite fauul in poultry house after treating it to a coat of 111ooi ( t' , s Death to Lice and Mites. Moore's Stock Food , will 1alt you ! ' wild steers ou their feed and they will ' gain from two to four pounds a day , 'Write for , ; prices and statements , t I pore's Stock Food j ' r CO UCIL BLUFFS IOW A , DO . YIIJ KELLY ? .omo Not Kelly who played Base hall , nor Kelly svlto kept the KELLY , tint prince of all cigar utaoufoclurers. We have hati but HORAOE R , jobbers , to distribute to the retail trade , Placed { viii us , aft HORACE R , KELLY CO.'S GG e.2 .7 + de r . 5 CENT CIGAR. When you find this expellent piece of goods In your retailer's chance in trying it , as it is main on honor , h y people who know haw case to , you al take no , Retailers will please not wait for our traveling nteu , but place orde once. Every cigar guaranteed. their re at JOHN G. W00 DWARF fi CO. COUNCIL IILI'FFS , 101VA. § tt "r. RD , Around Council 13luf ' 0 Ymt eon buy lulll1r0 tl.d and uniunit tv.t'e' ) frnl. 4tnds " > ti * tbl.t vicinity tlanu nnytnccre In the Ilulled ehenpcr In Slntex'l'here ' , , , Is no fl . ill era of crops here. Lool : nt our bruit b'urelx ttltlle lug' , the ) tare 11 % hear. a , . . * r DAY i IvfBS . 'fin Itesl 11.11' , .t IIf15N , 4e. ao Ponrl St. Council HlnffsIa. llaraefClaaI'e Ihtln xal0of and n Inr Lunn o uumhorof Bmknrs , ' . . Peronslly conduct buyers through our Frail Cation null Ornln Farms. \ 1 , / . orelutrds free of charge. Whom malrt. for bafennatlou tad sotto whayu e' ' 'Ar'A L Y .1 .I tf6 t $ a/F air rt a/r / lr / i/r * 73 . us , .3v : , ladies' 1G'y ' , ' Bair l o ) . . . 1. ( . t . Dressing , Chiropody and Manicure Parlors , hair 1)ressrl , Nulls lienuII'd , Feet 11nde Cuutfortable , SOMETHING NEW. Upright Shampooing Ap mratus. AYe shampoo and rinse a lady's Ihuir wipe she altx upright. No stooping oVcrV line 'Toilet Articles , nwftchesPuves , \Vlgs , ate , for Halo or rmtdu to order. Thu ludles of Council Bluffs will find our work rirat class and prices reasonable , MRS. L. A , GRAVES , 1' l'enrl Street , colored , GO years of age , who was Supposed to have a large stun of money. The booty obtained was only $28 , 11a'lllute to 1lultu Needles , CLEVFILANI ) , July 30-A number of Cleveland capitalists are organiztag a comPany - Pany to be capitalized at $1.000,000 to manufacture - facture needles in tide country by machln cry. Heretofore all needles have been made in Europe by hand. iugenu Fontaine of this city is the man wbo , after nineteen years hard work and study , has invented a , wodle muking tnaebine which , it is assorted - sorted , will revolutionize the needle-making Industry , i R'ANTIsI ) , FARM AND INSIDIO CITY LOANS TIiA7' ARE (1JLT EDG1'pa \\'pa ALSO \YANT YOUR 1'1111 : 1NSi1JtANC1 : ON JlUSINiHs . PILOI'Ell.1 , DlS'ILLINOS AND IiOUHIIIOLn GOODS , TOIl NADO INHURANCE A VERY LOW ItA'1'J. , BARDtI I N ESTA'l'1s , IJO'1'jI READ b k IN rntn [ AND CITY PIt0PElt'ry , \\1 ; CAN Hl'si + L C ' YOU A IIOMU CI1IAP ON SMALL PAYMll'N'1'H. t 2,000 ACIiIs5 OF' DOT- TOM LAND IN T111S COUNTY FOR HALF ] IN ONI' : PRA07' OR IN SMALL TIIACTH , ALSO 240 ACRES A'1' LOW PItICI : .0 ; ACItjs8 PILUi'I' LAND IN D1tld.S COITAJ'Y , JA. , FOR SALi9 OR EYCIIANOI ; . CALL AND HEI : 155 OR R'RI'rI : US , 235 NlSA1tI. H'l' . , COiJNCIL IJLIJI'FH , IA , LgUGI'n7 & LOUOED , ' t Ili [ WELCH NAN SF ER LINE Ilehveen Cnluaoll IIInfs told ( httnbn , Rates Reasouuahle. Halisfacllon Guuraateed , Council lilutht olllee , No , u North Main street , Telcphono 129 , Omaha ( iillco moved to 323 South Fifteenth Street , lele ree pbopo 1305" i Connections mudo whit South Omuhq D O 1-IAN 1 T 1-I Ia A'i l ! , T3. Ono Grand , Glorious Night-SIN1)AY ; JULY 31. ) 1 LiP'rOItn'S ( Ltll : I'y' ' ; t)111'.tl' , 40 i'EOPI.I : 4G-PREHFN'1'1N(4 : "II'l ° rLls.Il$5 ( Ii I'AGn , ' ' With ins name ( 'uxt , scenery , niechanieai effects 811(1 eiegauit w'urdrobu as produced ' In ( 'hlcago ' Evfr'tltlug rellned and up ttt- dale , I'rieu Nk , 2ee 300 , Sale now opo a at . C , t"s liook Store L.W5 , Brondwalr- , No , ' ' , 1'elo No , 169. ' I
