COUNCIL BLUFFS-
MINOR MENTION.
Stockert Carpet Co. , 205-207 Uwy.
Moore's food kills worms nntl fattens.
Dell 0. Morgan , drugs , 142 D road way.
C. B. Jacfiucmln & Co. , Jewelers and op
tician * , 27 South Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred I. . . Drown of Columbus.
O. . arrived In the city yesterday on a visit
to the exposition.
Hon. A. li. HnRcr of Greenfield , accom
panied by his wife and daughter was In the
city yesterday nnd visited the exnosltlon.
J. C. nixhy , heating and sanitary engineer.
Plans and specifications for beating , plumb'
Ing and lighting. 202 Main. Council Bluffs
Two stranger.- ! worked the short change
racket at John Moreen's store about clou-
( Ing time Friday night , making $4 on the
leal.
leal.Don't
Don't you think It must be a pretty good
laundry that can please so many hundreds
of customers ? Well that's the "Eagle , "
721 Broadway.
Mrs. Anna II. Frosley. wife of Georep S ,
l-'rogley. 348 North First street died Frldav
night , aged 3S years. The remains will be
taken to Greenfield for burial.
The contract for bulldlnc the elevator to
ho erected bv F. II. Pcavcy of Sioux City at
tbo Transfer has been let to Goldlo & Sons
of Chicago , Wlcltham IJros. of this city
were among the bidders.
Sheriff Morgan has appointed II. G. Me-
Goe. J. P. Grconshlelds. C. M. Trephagen ,
II.V Hinder. James Covle and J. 0. Sulll-
-win as appraisers to act In the condemna
tion proceedings brought by the Omaha
llrldgo and Terminal Hallway company.
J. I ) . Young of Crescent complained to the
police yesterday that his barn had been
Broken Into Friday night and a largo quan
tity of harness stolen. 1'etcr Wyman of
Jloncv Creek also complained that a grey
nmro of his had been stolen the same night.
Articles of Incorporation of the Hamilton's
Bhoo store were filed yesterday with tbo
rountv recorder. The canltal stock Is nlaced
nl $10.000 and Council DluffE named as the
place of business. The corporators are
Oeorgo F. Hamilton. A. T. and W. .1. Aus
tin.
tin.F.
F. II. Wccch. a farmer living near Shen-
nmlonh , complained to the police Friday
night that he had been fllmflammed out of
3-10 by three BharpcrB whom , ho met on the
Vend near Crescent City. 116 said ho was
Induced to bet the money ogalnst $ CO and a
gold ntch and all lit- got was a brass
tlmrnlcco worth not more than $3 a dozen
wholesale.
James Peterson , who was struck by a Mil
waukee passenger train last Wednetday at
the Eighth Btrcet crossing , died yesterday
nt the Women's Christian Association hos-
Iiltal as a result of his Injuries. The funeral
vtll bo held tomorrow afternoon nt " :30 :
o'clock fiorn the Danish Baptist church ,
corner of Seventh street and Seventh ave-
jiue. Interment will bo In Falrvlew ceme
tery.
Henry Bell , the proprietor of the restau
rant at C23 Broadway , died yesterday morn
ing nt St. Bernard's hospital of typhoid
fovcr , aged -1G years. The funeral will beheld
held tomorrow afternoon nt 2:30 : o'clock
from Lunkley's undertaking rooms , the
Bcrvlces bclnc conducted by Uev. S. M.
I'crkins , pastor of the First Chllstlan
church. Deceased was a single man and a
native of Scotland.
The pollco were notified yesterday after
noon that u man \vns lying dead on the slde-
wnllc at Nineteenth street und Broadway.
Two officers were sent with the patrol wagon
nud a stretcher to the place , where they
found an Individual suffering from an over
dose of alcoholic beverage. The man was
barely breathing und It was several hours
nftcr being taken to the station before ho
recovered consciousness. Ho proved to bo
Owen Dodge of Moberly. Mo. , nnd had been
visiting a sister In Omaha.
Physical perfection , the secret of beauty.
Cull 01 send for "Vlavl Message. " Vlavl Co. ,
32(5 ( Mir-lam Block.
N. Y. Plumbing company. Tel. 250.
These deslrlnc conies of the Jubilee edi
tion of The Dallv Bee can secure them at
the Council Bluffs olllce of The Bee.
If It is furniture that you want , go to
Peterson & Schocnlng's , In the Merrlam
block. They have anything you want and
they sell It at a prlw that , will pay you to
buv there.
Sullivan receives fresh shipments of oys-
tern dally.
Buy , pay for and feed 100 pounds of
Mooro'H Stock food and It you are not sat
isfied with results will return vour money.
Jlonro's Stock Food company , Council
Bluffs , Iowa , general western agents.
Injunction Scrv < l.
The Injunction granted the Fort Dodge &
Omaha road by Judge Macy was served yes
terday on the officials of the Nbrthwestern
railway by Sheriff Morgan and the ap
praisers appointed by the sheriff In condem
nation proceedings. Although he has not
boon definitely advised In the matter At
torney Flnley Burke , local counsel for the
Northwestern , stated yesterday that ho be
lieved his company would appeal from
Judge Macy's decision to the supreme court
and ho yesterday ordered a transcript of
the evidence In the hearing had In the dis
trict court here.
The Hayes Pump aad Planter company
commenced suit In the district court yester
day against the Pioneer Implement com
pany to recover $375 alleged to bo duo on an
account for agricultural Implements sold.
The case of the State against E. A. Trout-
man , Indicted on the charge of embezzle
ment from the Glebe Publishing company ,
has been continued until the next term. It
is considered doubtful If the ease ever comes
to trial noxv , as it has been already con
tinued over two terms.
Judge Macy yesterday adjourned court
until 1:30 : o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
After you have seen all the other heating
stoves In town , KO to Peterson & Schoen-
ing'a and let them show you the Had Inn t
Home , tbo best heater ever made. As a
heater nnd fuel saver this stove has no
equal.
Hotels nnd boarding houses keep guests
longer when given an occasional oyster sup
per. Sullivan , the grocer , can nil your or
der.
The Transmlsslsslppl Exposition trains on
the Terminal line have been discontinued.
Ilciil KNtntr Traniifcrn.
The following transfers were filed yester-
dav In the abstract , title and loan office of
J. W. Squire. 101 Pearl street :
Joboph A. Davis nnd wlfo to F. C.
I.ougeo. lots 1 nnd 10 , block 22 , Gales-
hurK add , , w. il . t 335
\VlllIam T. Ilt-Bhuw nnd wife to K. TJ.
Nichols , lots B. 7. 8 , 9. and 10VII -
lliuna' 1st add , to Hancock ; lot C ,
Auditor's subd. sell swU 8-76-33 ,
W. d . 850
J. W. Davis nnd wlfo to James Helm , 850i i
swVJ 18-76-S0 , 8. w. d . , . 720
J. T. IIowillo and wife to M. Furnlss
Morton , seU swli 31-78-38 , w. d . l,4Cu
Elsie K. Crundul to Ixonnrd Everett ,
lot 13 , nider's add. , w. d . 310
D W. Uushnell und wlfa to Fort
Uodgo & Omaha Hallway Co. , se'i
swU 2-75-44. w. d . i. 1. 400
Six transfers , aggregating { 5,035
A poor heating etovo Is dear nt any price.
Peterson & Schoenlnc have a reputation to
protect and they handle only the best stoves
made. Mnko It a point to see them before
you buy.
Licenses to wed were Issued yesterday to
the following persons :
Name and Residence. Ace.
Edward P. Holmes. Sioux Cltv . 3S
Henrietta Perley. Sioux Cltv . 30
I.ouls , Slobodlsky , Omaha. . , . 4'J
Beatrice Hunter. Burllncton. la . 2
of the Maccabees will give their
fourth anniversary ball and supper Tuesday
evening , October 23 , at Royal Arcanum hall.
TIcketH , CO cents a couple. Extra ladles ,
y cents.
COUNCIL BLUFFS WINS EASILY
Shenandoah's ' Little Boys Unable to Do
Basinesa with Local Team ,
CULTURE SHOWS ITSELF IN FORM
Three Touchdown * to None the lip-
unit of Btcnily Work , Mnrrcd bjr n
Conple of Fumlilen , IVlilrh
Coat hut Mttlc.
The foot ball game at Union Driving park
yesterday afternoon boCwoen the Council
Bluffs and Shcnandoah High schools resulted
In an easy victory for the homo team by a
Kcoro of 1C to 0. The Bluffs boys outclassed
the lads from Shcnandoah at every point In
the game , and the ball during the entire
game was In rho visitors' territory. At no
time was the homo team's goal In danger.
The game demonstrated that the Bluffs boys
need considerable practice In the science of
kicking goals.
Council Bluffs won the toss and Shcnan
doah kicked off to the forty-yard line , Cham
berlain advanced five yards and Barnard
ran ten yards , Graham went through the
center for two , then Butts went round the
left end for fifteen. Graham secured the
ball and went five yards through the center.
Barnard takes id three yards , then Graham
takes It through the center for twenty.
Shcnandoah then got the ball on a fumble
and Nossmlth takes It for no gain. Often-
houser takes the ball four yards and
Ctistlo takes It through tackle for
four yards. After tvso downs for no gain
Shcnandoah lost the ball to Council Bluffs.
Graham takes the ball for five yards , Bar
nard for five and Dyer for one. Dyar again
for three. Butts goes round the lofo end
for twenty and Graham through center for
ten nnd Barnard round the right end for
seven. Graham goes through center for four
and Chamberlain through tackle for n
touchdown. Barnard failed to kick the goal.
Time : Fifteen minutes.
Shennndoah kicked to the twenty-flve-
ynrd line and Barnard advanced the ball
five yards. Bollln takes It round right end
for another flvo yards and Chamberlain
round ( lie left end for flfteon. The ball is
then fumbled and captured by Dynr with a
ten-yard loss. Graham gets the ball and
takes It through center for ten yards and
punts it ! to Shcnandoah's twenty-yard line.
Offenhouser secures the ball and takes It
for two , Castle for live and Nessmlth for
two. Castle gets the ball again and takes
It for five , Nessmlth again for one yard ,
Button for no gain , Castle takes It for three
yards and Shenandoah loses the ball to
Council Bluffs on downs. Dynr takes it for
twenty yards , then Barnard for five and time
Is called on the twenty-yard line with the
score nt ! i to 0 In favor of the local team.
After an Intermission of ten minutes
Council Bluffs kicks to Nessmlth at the
twenty-yard line , Coburn advances one yard ,
Nessmlth takes it through ttackle for three
nnd Castle takes the ball for no gain , and
the- pigskin is again forfeited to Council
Bluffs. Baldwin then takes the ball for no
gain and Graham advances it through Che
center for twelve yards. Dietrich goes
round opposite end for five yards , Cham
berlain advances five yards , then Graham
goes through center three times for a gain
of twelve yards. Dynr advances one yard ,
Baldwin two yards , and then Chamberlain
secures his second touchdown. Barnard
again falls to kick goal.
Shenandoah kicked to Butts , who advances
fifteen yards nnd ( then again for twenty.
Council Bluffs gains about twenty yards and
Butts goes round the loft end for thirty
yards , but fumbles the ball. Offenhouser
then takes It for ten , Nessmlth for ten and
Shenandoah again loses the ball on downs.
Council Bluffs advances steadily nil Graham
gets the ball and makes a touchdown through
center. Dyar failed to kick goal. Shenan
doah then kicks to Dyar , who returns the
punt and time Is called , the score being 15
to 0 In favor of Council Bluffs.
The lineup was :
B1Uft8' iP/sltlSn' ? Shenandoah.
. left end . Ilockfellow
"ol In . left tackle . . . . . . . .Ilnrrison
Hpkrnan . left guard . . . . . . . Sciinelde ?
AVickham . center . . . Mull I a on
llachett . right guard . . . . . . . . .Copland
Chamberlain. , right tackle . . . .Coburn
Baldwin . right end . Wllllamn
Dynr ( Cnpt. ) . . quarterback . . . . . . . . . .Button
Graham . fullback. .Offenhouser ( Cant )
Barnard . left half . M. Castle
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. . . . . . . NesBmlth
Those dcslrlnc copies of the Jubilee edi
tion of The Dally Bee can secure them at
the Council Bluffs office of The Bee.
Part 2 of The Deb's pnotogravures of tie !
exposition is now ready and can be had at
the Council Bluffi ofllce.
Peterson & Schocnlng will sell you a
stove , heating or cooking , that will be guar
anteed to give KUlsfactlon.
PLACES FOH VOTKUS TO nEGISTER ,
Mayor JrnnlnKi inane * Annual Proc
lamation anil DralKnnfeii Place * .
Mayor Jennings Issued his registration
proclamation for the
coming election yes-
terday. The registrars will sit Thursday
and Friday of this week and Saturday , No
vember 6 , and will be at the registration
booths on these days from 8 o'clock In the
morning to 9 o'clock at night. Only those
who did not vote at the last fall or spring
election or who by reason of change of
residence are now in different preclncta
need register for this election. The regis
tration places in the different precincts have
been selected as follows :
First ward. First precinct. Wheeler &
Hereld's building. 134 East Broadway. John
Corliss and Arthur Helsler. registers. Second
end precinct. Shcclev & Lane's marbln shop.
217 East Broadway. V. L. Keller and William
Green , registers.
Second ward. First precinct. City hall ,
Bryant Sheet , J. E. Sweet nnd A. T. Whlt-
tlesey , registers. Second precinct. John
Schtckctanz'B barber shou. 720 West Broad
way , C. B. Altchlson and John HInkle. reg
isters.
Third ward. First precinct. Chlcaeo house.
corner Main street und Willow avenue. For
rest Smith and Jerrv Shea , resistors. Second
end precinct , Windsor's barber shop. 013
South Main street. A. B. Walker and M. D.
Hughes , registers.
Fourth ward. First precinct. F. L. Chllds
& Co.'s omce. 520 South Main street John
Pusey and George Haynes. reslsters. Second
practnct. Kelly house , 1212 South Main
street. J. J. Heis and Fred Smith , registers.
Fifth ward. First precinct. Countv buildIng -
Ing , corner Twelfth street nnd Fifth avenue.
A. Dalrymple and M. Callaghan. registers ,
Second precinct. County bulldlnz , 1511 South
Thirteenth street. John Burlew nnd U. I.
Galllher. registers.
Sixth ward , First precinct. B. Rlshton's
store. 2100 West Broadway. N. A. Crawford.
P. G. Mieksell. registers. Second precinct.
Johnson's bulldtne. Locust street , near Fifth
street , George Cooper nnd W. J. Whiting ,
reclaters ,
On election day the registers will be at
the above places , except In the First pre
cinct , Fifth ward , where they will be at 1103
Fifth avenue , and in Che Second precinct ,
som ward , where they will b at the resi
dence of John Peterson , 1327 Fourteenth
avenue. The registers will sit during the
hours the polls are kept open for the pur
pose of granting certificate * of registration
to persons who being electors are not reg
istered. The only persons who can register
on election day are those who were absent
from the clt } on the days appointed for
registration and those who being foreigners
have recflvoj their naturalization papers
since the Ian leglstratlon day or a person
whose name on tbo preceding Saturday nnd
In his absence was stricken from the reg
istry Hats , and who shall prove to rho satis
faction of itho registers that ho Is a law
fully qualified elector In such voting pre
cinct.
If you like an oyster stew get the fresh
ones kept at Sullivan's.
No use talking nonsense In any adver
tisement. State only plain facts and be
ready to substantiate them. Send us your
new shirts for ono year nnd If they are not
In condition to wear nt the end of that
period wo will replace them exactly as they
were when new. The reliable Bluff City
laundry. They're easy on clothes.
The Bourlclus Music Houao sells pianos of
the leading makes and organs of the most
reliable factories only. Their Washburn
and Maurer mandolins and culture are su
perior to all others. Thcli sheet music
stock Is up to Oslo and their strings are of
the best quality. 325 Broadway , whore the
organ stands upon the building.
SOCIETY IN COUXCIIi IIMJPFS.
Doing * of lie Swell Set for the IVvelc
Jn t Cloned.
Mri. Dodge gave a swell dinner Monday
night , covers being laid for fourteen.
Mrs. E. A. Illshcr entertained at cards
Thursday evening.
Mrs. John M. Matthews entertained nt tea
president of the Iowa ncbckahs who were
oresldcntn of the lown. Rcbekabs who were
attendlne tbo state assembly.
Mr. and Mre. Louis ZurmuehTen , Jr. , en
tertained a number of friends Friday night
At cards
Mrs. Frank T. True IB entertaining this
week Miss Lillian Bell of Ashland , Neb.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hunter are entertain
ing Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reynolds of Den
ver. Colo.
Mrs. O. G. DuBols of North Eighth street
Is entertaining her cousin , Homer Lyman ,
nt Atkinson. Neb. , who IB here visiting the
pxoosltion.
Mrs. C. W. Davles has as her guest Mrs.
Lizzie A. Ross of Hampton , la. , who Is
taking in the exposition. This Is their first
meeting In twenty-two years.
Mr. and Mrs. O. P. McKecaon of Oakland
avenue are entertaining a house party ,
their cuests being : Mr. and Mrs. N. D.
Boyd and daughter , Bessie , of Hutchlnson ,
TCnn. : Mrs. William Yeo of LaCrosse , WIs. ;
Mrs Oharlcfl Allnn of Creston , la. ; Mrs.
Stouffcr of Washington , la. ; and Mrs. D.
Elkenberrv of Chartton , la. Mrs. Yeo and
Mrs. Bovd are etatcrs of Mrs. McKesson and
Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Stouffer arc sisters of
Mr. McKesson.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Amy are entertaining
Hon. Jackson Orr of Denver. Colo.
Mrs E. A. Rlsser Is entertaining Mrs.
Camobell of Carson
Miss Lucille Plnney had as her guest the
last week Miss Norman of St. Joseph , Mo.
Mrs. Katherlno Honn of Fifth avenue Is
enjoying a visit from her niece , Miss Net
tle Honn , Fairmont , Neb.
The Misses Schoentgen entertained the last
week Miss White of Chicago , who will be
their guevt again at Hallowe'en ,
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Cavln of Park avenue
are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Doughty of Cincinnati , O.
Mrs. Clinton P. Rlnker of Benton street
Is enjoying a visit from her father , Joseph
Menard , of McCook , Neb.
Mrs. S. D. Street Is entertaining 'Sir. ' and
Mrs. A. Whcatley and daughter of Carthage ,
Mo. , Mr. Walter Wheotley of Chicago and
B. S. Cassell of Mount Vernon , 0.
Miss Ellen Dodge Is visiting in Little
Falls , N. Y.
Mrs. D. W. Keller entertained the last
week her nieces , Mrs. David Patton of Bel-
vldere , 111. , and Miss Mary Keller of Colum
bus , 0.
Mrs. A. D. Hamilton ot Third avenue en
tertained the last week Mrs. B. L. Barbour
of Oskatoosa , la.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Ouren of Fourth street
entertained the last week Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Gregorj * of Deposit , N. Y. , Mr. and Mrs ,
Fred Gregory of Hot Springs , Ark. , nnd
Jacob Munger ol Stanberry , Mo.
Miss Ida Beasore entertained during the
last week the Misses Robbins , Moscman and
Allen of Jefferson , la.
Judge E. E. Aylesworth returned yester
day from Denison , la.
Invitations are out for the wedding of
Mr. Will E. Tyson of Omaha nnd Miss Liz
zie Rus of South First street on next
Wednesday evening.
Miss Jessie- Wallace ha ? gone to Chicago
to study music.
Colonel and Mrs. W. J. Davenport entar-
tnlned durlnc the last week Mr. and Mrs.
George Qulmby of DCS Moture.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Spruit of Fifth avenue
are entertaining Miss Israel of Olathe , Kan. ,
Mrs. Minnie Fire of Osceola , la. , find Mr.
Olat Hanson of Farlbault , Minn.
Mrs. F. A. Sackctt of Third avenue has
as her cuests her daughter , Mrs. W. S.
Hays , nnd husband , of Centervllle. la.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Welch of Fifth avenue
returned home last week from a month's
visit -with friends and relatives In Now
York , New Jersey nnd Pennsylvania.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Mayne have as their
guests Mr. and Mrs. Howard Snider of
Mount Pleasant , la.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hatten of Webb City ,
Mo. , are visiting with Mrs. Hatten'a sister ,
Mrs. Mary McMenomy of Fifth avenue.
Miss Jcnnlo Gulttar of North Eighth
Btrcet had as her guests the last week Miss
Lydla Foster and Miss Nettle Weir of Mason
City , la.
Sullivan Is having a big run on oysters
during the cold snap.
No dealer in town can sell you as good a
stove as Peterson & Schocnlng for the
money.
Mrs. Mary Mackland used Cole's Hot
Blast heater last winter.
The wonder of the Transmlsslsslppl Ex
position Is Colo's Hot Blast heater. It gives
absolute cleanliness , even heat and same
work out ot common soft coal as can be got
from hard coal. It saves millions. See It
at the Wigwam , or Cole & Colo's , 41 Main
street. Council Bluffs.
If you want a heater that will heatj your
rooms see the Radiant Home at Peterson &
Schoenlng's , Merrlam block.
Everybody Is beginning to find out that
Sullivan's Is the best place to get oysters.
If you are setting up housekeeping see
Peterson & Schoenlnc for your stoves and
furniture.
SECTION HAND KII.LK11.
Androvr Er nou HnnKH Onto Hie
Iliinilcnr Too Iuiiir.
Andrew Ersson , a section hand on the
Chicago & Northwestern railway , was struck
and Instantly killed yesterday morning
about S o'clock by the second section of
Northwestern passenger train No. 1. The
accident occurred at the limekiln road
crossing , about a mile this aide cf Crescent.
The engine struck the left side of his head ,
practically crushing It to a pulp. The body
was thrown to ono side of the track and was
not otherwise mutilated.
Krsson was on a handcar with three other
section hands and \VUIIaru Krttchoff , the
section foreman , going southwest from
Crescent , when they were overtaken by the
train. The men were expecting It and as
coon as they noticed it approaching the
foreman stopped the car and ordered the
men to lift it off the track. The men had
the car partly off to the west side , according
to Krltchoff's Instructions , when Ersson ap
parently became bewildered at the close approach
preach of the passenger train and attempted
to pull the handcar off to the opposite side.
Krltcboff perceived that the men would not
have time to get the car off the track and
themselves out of the way of the train , so ho
ordered them to leave It , Ernon's com
panion ! cot off tb track In safety , but
Hrsson'stlll ' tried to get the- car off the track
and was struck by the train nnd killed. The
handcar was hurled several yards from the
track by the force of the collision.
The body was brought to this city to
Undertaker Estep'n establishment , where nn
Inquest was held by Coroner Jennings. The
testimony of Tom W. Smith , engineer of the
passenger train , and of Perry Starks , arc-
man , corroborated that of the section fore
man and the three section hands. The jury ,
consisting of G. H. Baker , W. n. Duncan
and W. M. McCrcary , returned a verdict to
the effect that the accident was the result
of Ersson's own carelessness and that no
blame was attached to the company.
Ersson since employed as a section hand
had lived at Crescent , but of him little Is
known , but a letter which he had written
and not mailed which was found on him
showed that ho had relatives In Sweden. U
Is not known whether he had any relatives
in this country. The body will be held for
a couple of days at the morgue , and If In
the mcantlmo nothing Is heard from his
relatives It will bo burled , the expense being
berne by the Northwestern.
These deslrlnc copies of the Jublleo edi
tion of The Dally Bee can secure them nt
the Council Bluffs office of The Beo.
Church Noted.
There will bo services today nt St. John's
English Lutheran church at 10:30 : a. m. and
7:45 : p. m. , with sermons by the pastor ,
Rev. G. W. Snyder. The young people will
hold a service at 7 p. m.
The services at Grace Episcopal church
today will bo as follows : Holy communion ,
8 a. m. ; Sunday school , 10 a. m. ; morning
prayer nnd sermon , 11 o'clock ; evening j
prayer , 7:30 : o'clock.
At the First Baptlbt church the pastor.
Rev. R. Venting , will preach this morning
on "Tho Secret Flro" and In the evening
on "Tho Science of Heavenly Chemistry. "
Sunday school will bo held at noon and the
Baptist Young People's union meeting nt
6:30 : p. m.
Rev. J. W. Wilson , pastor ot the First
Congregational church , will preach this
morning on "Every Life a Plan of God"
and In the evening will take as his subject
"Renouncing All for Christ. " Sunday-
school will bo at noon and Christian En
deavor society meeting at 6:30 : p. m.
At the Second Presbyterian church Rov.
Alex Lltherland will preach In the mornIng -
Ing on "Daubing with Untempered Mortar"
and his subject at the evening service will
be "A Reason for Hope and a Hope for
Reason. " The services will be held In the
old church at the corner ot Frank and
Harmony streets.
At this morning's service at the First
Presbyterian church the pastor , Rev. W. S.
Barnes , will take as the subject of his ser
mon "Christ-Likeness" and In the evening
he will preach on "Why Does God Permit
Evil ? " The address In the evening will
close the series of sermons on "What Pres
byterians Believe. "
At the Fifth Avenue Methodist church
the pastor. Rev. G. P. Fry , will preach this
morning on "Isaiah Called to Service" and
In the evening on "Refusing the Voice of
God. " Class meeting will bo held at 9:45 :
a. m. ; Sunday school at noon ; Junior league
meeting at 3 p. m. ; Epworth league meetIng -
Ing at 6:30 : p. m. Dr. T. C. Illff will lec
ture at the church Tuesday evening and
the usual mid-week service will be Wednes
day evening at 7:45 : o'clock.
At the Broadway Methodist church the
pastor. Rev. Myron C. Wnddell , will preach
In the morning on "Lessons from the True
Measure of Greatness. " In the evening his
sublect will be , "Relation of Thought to
Character. "
Elder J. R. Speck will preach at the Cen
tral Christian church morning and evening.
His Bublcct In the morning will be , "The
Gospel , " and lu the evening , "The Christ of
Prophecy. "
Sullivan can fill orders for shipment to
suroundlng towns quickly.
The Woodmen of the World will glvo
their bi-monthly parties on Wednesdays In
stead of Mondays hereafter. commencing
Wednesday , October 26.
Peterson & Schoonlng have n large stock
of furniture and hardware to select from.
The beauty of It Is that their goods are all
new. No old stock kept by them.
Solid packed oysters nt Sullivan's , the
grocer , 313 Broadway.
Snap Shots , a beautiful souvenir of the
exposition , containing reproductions of all
the prominent buildings , together with n
blrd's-eyo nnd general views of the grounds ,
can bo had at the Council Bluffs office of
The Bee for 25 cents. It Is just the thing
to send to your friends at a distance.
Walter Johnson , lawyer , notary. Sapp bile.
Collections made everywhere In U. S.
Miss Julia Officer , teacher of piano , C33
Willow avenue. Fall and winter term.
FIVE TRAMPS KILLED IN WRECK
Tliree More Fatally nnil Tire Se-
rlnunlx Injured Niiincn of
VlrtlniN Unknown.
FOR WORTH , Tex. , Oct. 22. A wreck on
the Rock Island road near here today re
sulted In the death of five men. Three oth
ers will die and two were seriously Injured.
A freleht train broke In two at the top of a
steep grade. The rear portion could not bo
stopped and It crashed Into the front sec
tion , wrecking and derailing several box
cars. In ono of the wrecked cars were ten
men , evidently stealing a ride. ' Flvo of them
were Instantly killed and three of them are
dying. Two escaped fatal Injury. The
names of the unfortunate mon cannot be
learned.
Cnnfconen to He I UK a Illgnnilflt.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 22. Rev. J. English of
Jcrsoyvllle. 111. , has given himself up to the
police , saying ho was a bigamist. He said
be has wives llvlnc at Neosho , Mo. . Jersey-
vllle. III. . Chetoupa. Kan. , and Mayvllle ,
Kan. He said his conscience hurt him and
he was forced to surrender himself.
Mueller's * M- $ &
I Music Store.
. . .
103 Main Street , Council Bluffs , la.
The old reliable house of thirty-nine years' standing. We ge
have no connection with any other music house. We want
to make a friend of you. Call on us. We will show you a
beautiful line of high grade first-class pianos , such as the
Hardman , Story & Clark , Harrington and others. We have
a few special bargains in slightly used Hardman Pianos.
Please read what others think about our instruments ; en
couragements like these ought to have some weight. We
publish only two today , but have plenty others.
Council Bluffs , la. , AUJJ. 30 , 1SOS. Mr. Hoyil's Theater , Omaha , Sept. S , 1SOS.
.7. Mueller Dear Sir : I bought a llnnl- My Dear Mr. Mueller : It Is no won
man Plnno of you between seven and der to me that the Hiinlman Piano , of
eight years ago , anil have much pleas which you are the sole agent , has met'
ure In giving you my opinion about It. with unparalleled sun-ess anil has at
It has preserved Its tone wonderfully tracted the attention of distinguished
and Is just as good as when new , both musicians , for their sound and touch are
for touch and tone. Yours very truly , sympathetic to my ears and hands , and
J. II. SIMMS , rival most all other pianos of the coun
Organist All Saints' Church , Omaha , try. I consider them the best and most
Neb. durable Instruments of our time.
DH. CHARLES HAKTKXS.
PAYS QUICKLY FOR HIS CRIME
Moll Follorvn nnd I/ynohe * n
AVIio AmmiiHcil nnil Ilrntnlly Ilent
a White AVomnii.
LOUISVILLE , Oct. 22. A special to the
Times from Tompklnsvllle , says : News has
reached hero of the lynching ot Arch Baur ,
colored , who committed an assault on and at
tempted to murder Annlo Morrison , n
daughter of Henry Morrison , ft prominent
faimer of Cumberland county.
The crime was committed nt the Morri
son homo yesterday afternoon about 3
o'clock. The members of the Morrison
household \\cto visiting In the neighbor
hood , except the eldest daughter , who re
mained at homo to care for the house.
Baur , unnoticed , went direct to Morrison's
home. Miss Morrison screamed for help
when he entered , but no ono was near
enough to hear her , though the house \\aa
close to ono of the moat frequented public
roads. She fought him with desperation , but
the negro drew a pleco of sharp Iron , strik
ing her two or three blows on the head
and Inflicted wounds that may prove fatal.
Ho fled , believing his victim dead.
When the neighbors learned of the affair
they formed a mob and pursued the negro
with bloodhounds. They t'railwl him to n
small cabin within flvo miles of where the
crime was committed. The door was quickly
broken down. The negro , hearing the noise ,
tried to make his esrape through a window ,
but failed.
When rhey entered , he begged for mercy ,
bud a noosed rope was quickly thrown over
his head and about bis neck nnd he was
dragged , morn dead than alive , to the woods ,
where the rope was tossed over the limb of
a tree nnd he was hauled Info the air and
the life remaining soon passed out of his
body. The lynchers left the body and dis
appeared. Eight bullet ! holes were found In
the body this morning. The remains were
budler by Baur's relatives.
NO HURRY INGOING TO CUBA
_
SenNtm Not Sufllcletitly Advanced to
lie Safe to Send Miiny Uimc-
cllmiited Troopx.
WASHINGTON , Oct. 22. Reports received
at the War department from the American
evacuation commissioners In Havana Indi
cate that the season has not yet sufficiently
advanced In Cuba to make It even reason
ably safe to send any large number of Amer
ican troops to the Island Just now. AccordIng -
Ing to the last advices from General Wade ,
president ot the American commission , It
will probably bo December 1 before ad
ditional troops will be required In Cuba.
This statement. In connection with the as
surances that the officials are earnestly tryIng -
Ing to complete the evacuation of the Island ,
has tended to reconcile the authorities tea
a postponement of the original date fixed
upon. It Is felt , however , that there Is no
actual loss ot time upon this score , since
the delay not only affords opportunity to
better arrange and shift the troops In the
United States now being prepared for garrison
risen duty , but meantime the Hecker board ,
now in Cuba selecting camp sites , will be
enabled to have almost every detail of the
camps arranged so that comfortable quar
ters will bo In readiness when the troops ar
rive.
Dynamite Work * IMoiv Up.
OAKLAND , Gal. , Oct. 22. Ono of the
houses of the Judson Dvuamtte works blew
up today , kllllnc two men.
When you call for DctVitt's Witch Hazel
Salve , the great pllo cure , don't accept any
thing else. Don't be talked Into accepting a
substitute , for piles , for sores , for bruises.
Sees the Tratismississippi.
I was dreadfully shocked ( I guess that's the word
for farmers to use ) anyway I was ashamed o' Joslah
when I handed him his cup o' tea at supper time , an'
ho gulped It down without stoppln'-nnd past his cup
back. "Joslah Allen , " says I , "hain't you got no man
ners ? " "Wai , " says he , "hain't I ben to the fair , und
didn't the wind an' dust blow jest as If old Xutur had
turned the tall end o' her old thrashln * machine over
that air fence nn' got my lungs full o' dust ? " When
he wrenched out his throt with another cup o' tea ho
lays : "Did you see that Cole's ( las Burnln Heater , like
we bet last winter , n runnln' on the grounds ? " "Wai , "
says I , "I didn't see It runnlii' on the grounds ; I seen It
standln' still with a tire In It , an' the man who
was a showln' on It off didn't tell naff the good things
bout It. Why , ft felltr was stundln' by It and the man
tol' him that It wud hoi' fire nil nlto with cob ? , when
the feller luffed him right In his face , Wnl , I spoke
right up an' Bed , 'It's eo , too ; I used ono all las' winter
an' I know It'll hoi' lire nil nlte with cobs , an' I' know
too , It'll burn up the gas an' smoke an' won't use more
than haft as much cole as our ole oak stove did , '
Why , ' Bays I , 'this man 'II let you take one home an *
use It a hu ! month , an' If It don't do what he says It
will ho 'II let you fetch It back an' he "II pay back your
money.1 I Jeat frit like stayln' thcro nil the afternoon
a ttllln' about the good pints o' that nlr stove ( an' I hadn't any ol Mr. Stacy's
sweet elder either ) , nn" I gues * 1 would , too , U that tricky feller on the blslckle hadn't
a nhowed off ,
Huldy'H man says no's goln' to Imvo ono this winter , an' I'm ? o glud. for the baby
will be orcepln' on the floor and they won't bu any danger of her tnkln' cold like
Mury.dlcl lust winter. And she will buy It of
41 Alain Street.
Cole & Cole
, Council Bluffs.
To sell good carpets. We cater to only one class of
people those who want to buy the best makes of car
pets at such low prices that other similar houses look
on in astonishment and wonder how we can do so. Well
that is our business , not theirs. The secret lies in the
fact that we hav experienced men who know how and
where to buy. That we have no old stock of goods on
hand that are shelf-worn makes every sale satisfactory.
Our house has been established for years and we stand
upon out reputation of the past
Odd Fellows Temple , Council Bluffs.
Art Garland
and
Radiant Estate
Are just what you want to keep peace In the family. Do not annoy your wife by
using Inferior goods. We guarantee the nickel not to tarnish. It Is the moat econom
ical , durable nnd finest In design.
READ THIS TESTIMONIAL :
Used a 300 Art Garjand for six years , heating four rooms , using but two ;
tons of hard coal each winter. It Is the most cheerful and economical and
gives a more even heat than any other base burner I ever used. I cannot
speak too highly of the Art Garland. J. N. COCHHAN ,
325 North Seventh SU .
r. c. DBVOL ,
Agent for Majestic Steel Ranges , Richardson & Boynton
Company Furnaces ,
504 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , 'Phone ' 87 ,
Poor Picture
Doesn't look well In your parlor or Bitting room. Better take It down and have-
none. But still better ! go and select whan you want where they keep something that
Is up-to-date something that Is pretty nnd will ornament your rooms as they should
be. It is an easy matter to do this If you only know where to go. Wo have an ar
department that Is a credit to our city If wo do say so oursllves. It isn't brag nnd
bluster but solid facts. Wo can sell you a beautiful picture that will surprise you in
price. Not only sell > ou one. but dozens of them if you wanted to buy BO many. It
Is worth your time to call and visit our art department ! whllo you are up town shop
ping nnd you will enjoy your visit. If you have any pictures to frame , come In and
got our prices. Wo will do it reasonable and In a tasteful and artistic manner.
Teachers , como nnd select your school pictures. , , )
cuss to ; ,
MASONIC TEMPLE.
33o3owoJo - > - oV/Jowawow3. .
$ uiroTrnil I. IDA FARn/IO / Aim CQIIIT I
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Improved land In Iowa ciin he purchased at low figures.
We have bargains in Fruit Farms and Garden Lands. Money
to Loan on Farms nt 5 per cent Interest. City Property In
COUNCIL IJLUFFS FOR SALK.
DAY & HRSS ,
39 Pearl St. , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
J , G. & W , WOODWARD ,
McnilitTN of din A. K , C.
Architects and Superintendents
I'lniiN ninl Hiieelllenllon *
Room 3 , EvorcttDlk , , Council Bluffs
WM. WELCH TRANSFER LINE
n Council IIIiifTH Mild Oiunlia.
Rates Reasonable , Batlsfuctlon Guaranteed
Council HlurfH otllce , No. 8 North Main
ntreet. Telephone 1S8. Omaha cilice removed -
moved to 322 South Fifteenth Htreet. Telephone -
phone 130S
Connection ! ) made with South Omaha