8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY , NOVEMBER 27 , 1808.
I COUNCIL BLUFFS.
SIIMMI Mnvriox.
Hamilton's shoo store , 412 Broadway.
Btockcrt Carpet Co. , 203-207 Bwy.
Moore's food kills worms and fatten * .
Window glass. Davis , 200 Broadway.
Dell G. Morgan , drUKS. 142 Broadway.
Charles i : . Taylor of 904 South Sixth strco
Is on the sick Hsu
Born To Mr. and Mrs. W. L , . Kerney , 72
Sixth avenue , a son
C , 11. Jacquetnln & Co. , jewelers and op
tlclans , 27 South Main street.
City Treasurer Heed Is expected horn
from Maryvllle , Mo. , this evening
George L. Wilkinson , postmaster of Ncola
was In the city yesterday visiting friends.
8. F. Evans of .Minneapolis , represeutlni
the 1'i'HVoy elevator Interests , Is In the city
Miss Halbert of Chlenijo has uucceeJei
Mrs. Anna S. Richardson as society cJI'.o
on the Nonpareil.
Joe Nnsh left yesterday for Kearney , Neb ,
whcro ho Joins a party of friends for n llv <
day.1) ' hunting trip.
J. W. Jascpk , a former resident of Ooun
ell Bluffs , but now located In Denver , Colo.
Is In the city visiting frtom's. '
The ministerial association of the clt :
will meet tomorrow morning at 10:30 : o'clocl
In St. John's English Lutheran church.
J. C. Blxby , boating and sanitary unglneei
Plans and specifications for belting , plumb
Ing and lighting. 202 Main. Council Bluffs
Sheriff Shelton of Harrison county passei
throtiRh the Bluffs yesterday on his way ti
the asylum at Clarlnda with an Insane pa
tlcnt.
Don't you think It must be a pretty goo
laundry that can please o many hundred
of customers ? Well that's the "Eagle,1
724 Broadway.
James A. Ore and Minnie Lumpklns , botl
from Elgin , Neh. , were married In this clt ;
yesterday , Justice Ovldo Vlcn performlni
the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Kd Barr , who have beei
Bpendlng ThanKsKlvlng with friends In th <
lJluff < t , returned to their homo In Ml- sour
Valley yesterday.
Annln Nielsen , a 1-year-old child living a
1814 South Eighth Btreut , was reported t >
the Hoard of Health yesterday as sulferlm
from membraneous cioup.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Cathorlni
McDcnnott will be held from St. Francl
Xavler's church this afternoon at 3 o'clock
Interment will be In the Catholic cemetery
A now tlmu table KOCH Into effect today 01
HID Hock Island road. Train No.I wll
leave the local depot on South Main stree
nt 11:10 : a. m. Instead of at 11:55 : , as hereto
fore.
Ft. H. Perrlne of Oregon , 111. ; Joseph Per
tlno of Chlcapo and O.V. . Perrlne of Soutl
Omaha nre visiting their brother , Charle :
I'crrlnp , of this city and City Attorne ;
Wadsworth.
The case ngalnst James Starrier , chargcc
With assaulting Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wills
et for hearing yesterday In Justice Burke1
court , was continued by agreement untl
pecember 2.
Mary E. , the 2-year-old daughter of Mr
and Mrs. George A. Woodward , 1304 Elghtl
avenue , died yesterday morning. The fu
neral will bo held from the residence thl
nfternoon and Interment will bo In Walnu
Hill cemetery.
Postnint'lM : and Mrs. I. M. Treynor hav
Rene to Cedar Rapids , where Mr. Treyno
IR a delegate from St. Paul's church to th
diocesan convention of the Episcopal church
wnith meets there- this week. The othc
delegates from St. Paul's and those fron
Grace church will leave tomorrow.
Christian Science service nt room 403
Bapp building , at 10:45 : this morning. Th
BUbjcct to bo taken up will bo "God th <
Only CauBc and Curator. " The evening meet
Ins will bo at 7:30 : o'clock , when the Hubjec
will bo "Tho Path of the Just. " Testlmon ;
meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30. :
"Undo Josh Spruceby" will be at the Do
bony theater tonight. The play Is full o
wit and humor , suggestive of the down
eastern rurallte , and Is sure to please thos
yho llko a real lively , mirth-provoking en
tertalnment. The same attraction drew ,
well filled house last evening nt the Do
hany and the audience was highly pleasci
vlth the performance.
. Tbo two entertainments given by { he re
Ilef committee of the Women's Christian as
eoclntlon nt Odd Fellows' hall Friday nigh
and yesterday afternoon netted $61.44. Thl
amount will be devoted by the nssoclatloi
In providing relief for the poor of the city
The attendance nt the entertainment yesterday
torday afternoon , owing to the counter at
tractions , was not nearly as largo as th
Ulght before. _
The Vlavl homo treatment removes neces
elty for surgical Interference. For tnforma
tlon call or address 326 Merrtam block.
K. Y. Plumblns company. Tel. 250.
"Only ono oyster In tbo soup" Is an eli
boarding houao saw. Got your oysters a
Bulllvan's and the punster will have to g
out of business.
Walter Johnson , lawyer , notary. Sapp bll
Collections made everywhere In U. S.
Those desiring copies of the Jubilee edl
tlon of The Dally Bco can secure them i
lliu Council Bluffs otllco of The Bee. Fiv
cents a copy.
for Divorce.
In the district court yesterday Mrs. Zel
lab Bellows filed a petition for a dlvorc
from Matthew A. Bellows , to whom she wa
tnarrled In Johnstown , N. Y. , on July -
1600. She alleges Inhumane trcatmen
whereby her health and life were ondon
Korod , and desertion. She says her husban
left her In the fall of 1896.
Mary A. Rollins commenced proceeding
ngalnst J. A. Musselwhlte and others t
foreclose a mortgage for $650 on lot 3 , bloc
1 > , in Street's addition.
Just because Sullivan Is selling loti e
oysters Is no reason he doesn't do as bl
business as usual In fish. Ho never lots u
on fish the year 'round.
Local man wanted for collecting. Goo
chance for right party. Call at room 3 ;
Baldwin block. _
O oy oys oyst oyste oyster oysters , all yo
want at Sullivan's. _
Get III Your Gnenn.
The Council Bluffs people are privilege
to make guesses and send them In to th
Omaha Merchants' Bean club. All guesse
must bo on The Bco coupons , Including th
advertisement of the merchant whose bea
jar you place your guess upon.
Dr. Roller , osteopath , Reno block.
DeLong. the printer , 529 East Broadway.
Ladles wanting fine medicinal wines an
liquors call Jarvls Wine Co. . 225 Mai
Btrect. upstairs. Lady In attendance.
Now mouldings , C. E. Alexander & Con
pany.
Itrnl i : tntp Traimfrri.
The following transfero were filed yestci
day In the abstract , title and loan office <
J. W. Squire. 101 Pearl street :
Afa Phllpott and wlfo to W. E.
lloane , lot 1. block 31 , Ferry add ,
\v. d $ *
Ann Kenn to Albert Venn , > & aero In
a" . BW % nw& 2-74-10 , w. d
linns N. Hanson mid wlfo to Reorgan
ized Church of Jesus Christ of Lat
ter Day Saints. M ncro so corner of
so } ; swVi II-7C-13 , w. < 1
Irfirs C. Peterson nnd wife to Leonard
Kvnrptt , lot 2 , block 1 , Howard's
add , w. il S
Wo.ih L. Lnndls nnd wife to Omaha
ItrldRO nnd Terminal Hallway com
pany , part lots 21 and 22 , block 12.
Howard's add , w , d
Totnl five transfers $ 1.5
Ilor Rent 7-room cottage , North Sco
it. ; modern Improvements. J. C. Dellavei
The celebrated Diamond Bluff flour comi
from the great north wheat belt , St. Peter
Minn. Bartel & Miller Keep It. 100 We
Broadway.
The Ceramic club will give Its annual c :
hlblt and sale Thursday. Friday and Satu
day , December 1 , 2 and 3 , at the art en
purlum of Alexander & Company , Ma
treet.
JEFFERIS GETS JODGJIEN1
Superior Court Awards Him the F M of Hi
Warrant * with Interest.
MEANING OF THE NEW MOVE IN FINANCI
It Will Prnlmlilr Clrcnmrpnt < ln
HnltN ItrniiKht lir .1. J. Hhen and
Mar Hcln the City to Get Unto
a Solid Haul * .Sooner ,
Edmund Jefferls was given Judgment In tbj
superior court yesterday against the city o
Council Bluffs for J4.954.S6 on eleven war
rants Issued by the city and held by bin
.on which payment had been refused for wan
of money In the funds on which they hai
been drawn. Four of these warrants an
on the water fund and seven on the genera
fund. They are classed as outstanding war
rants and were Issued prior to the curren
Jlsca ! year. The city made practically m
defense beyond entering a general denla
to Jcfferls' claim , whlchv compelled him ti
prove up his claim Instead of taking a judg
ment by default.
Originally Jefferls brought suit agalns
City Treasurer Reed to enforce paymen
of the four warrants on the water fund
but a few days ago amended his petition b ;
withdrawing his prayer for a mandamu ;
and Instead entered a straight suit agalna
the city on the four water fund warrant
and seven others that he held on the general
oral fund. Shortly after Jefferls filed hi
original petition Attorney J. J. Shea cnterei
Into the suit by filing a petition of Inter
vention , In which ho asked that the cour
declare the warrants sued on by Jefferli
to bo Illegal and void , as having beei
Issued beyond the constitutional limit of tin
city's Indebtedness. This being the case 1
was generally expected that Shea would ap
pear at the hearing In the superior cour
yesterday and resist Jefferls In securing i
judgment against the city on warrant
which by hla several Injunction suits agalns
the city he has maintained are Illegal issues
For some reason known only to himself Shei
backed down , and Just prior to the casi
being called yesterday morning withdrew hi
petition of Intervention. It Is believed b ;
many that Shea will commence Injunctloi
proceedings to restrain the city from pay
Ing this judgment.
Around the city hall It Is the general opln
Ion that a number more of holders of out
standing warrants will follow the cour si
adopted by Jeffcrls and at once commenci
suits to place their holdings In Judgmen
against the city. There are several reason
given why this IB likely. In the first placi
owing to the Injunction proceedings com
rhenced by Shea , the city has decided note
to Issue refunding bonds at present to taki
up the old outstanding warrants , and then
seems at this time to be very little pros
pcct for the holders of these warrant ! getting
ting their money. Then again these war
rants draw 6 per cent Interest , but th <
holders by placing them In judgment no
only get 6 per cent Interest on the prlnclpa
represented by the warrant , but also on th
Interest that has accumulated up to the titn <
of securing the judgment. As for Instanc
In the Jefferls case the warrants sued 01
amounted to $4,342.36 , to which was adde <
6 per cent Interest from the date of Issue
making $4,954.96 , the amount for which n
was given judgment. From this on untl
the city satisfies the judgment Jefferls wll
draw 6 per cent Interest on $4,954.96.
Unlo 8 there Is sufficient money In tn
Judgment fund next year it Is very probabl
that the city will not be able to pay Jefferli
judgment until 1900. The levy will not T >
made until September next and the ta :
will not bo collected until 1900.
Oysters are all the go now. See Sulll
van , the grocer , for the best ever sold li
Council Bluffs ,
With prices to suit all , we can show th
finest stock of pianos ever shown In Counci
Bluffs or Omaha. A piano'for a Chrlatmn
present will fill the heart of any one will
good cheer. Mueller Piano & Organ Com
pany.
Diamond Bluff sounds familiar. Yes ! Tha
good old flour that mother used before th
war. Bartel & Miller have It ,
For oyster * see Sullivan.
Remember the exposition by getting ram
copies of Snap Shots at the Council Blufl
oflice of The Bee. Ten cents each.
Write tha Bluff City laundry for full In
formation regarding laundering a shlrl
They're easy on clothes.
SOCIAL EVENTS OF LAST \VEKH
Coming of Winter Set * the Wliet-U I :
Motion Once More.
With the arrival of winter , society 1
Council Bfuffs baa emerged from the dold
ruma and the last week has been notice
able for a number of minor functions , Ir
respective of the usual Thanksgiving < cMl
Ities. Whist has become very popu'.n
among the swell set and a number of club
have been organized which during the win
ter will meet weekly at the housce of th
different member *
Mrs. W. F. Sapp entertained the member
of the Women's Whist club Tuesday aftei
noon at her home on Oakland avenue an
the same afternoon Mrs. Victor E. Bende
entertained the HamlRon Whlat club a
her home on Third avenue. The Hamllto
club will be entertained next Tuesday b
Mra. August Beresholm.
The Owl club , which was such a popula
social organization last winter , has been re
organized and was entertained last Thuri
day night by Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Js
Graves.
Mr. and Mrs. Arkwrlght entertained
their home on Mynater street Friday nigh
a number of friends at progressive big
five.
five.Dr. . and Mrs. A. P. Hanchett attende
the golden wedding celebration of Di
Hanchctt's parents at a Porte , Ind. , Thanks
giving day. There were over 200 guest
present.
Mr. J. O. Meyer and Miss Susan L. Kill
wore married Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock at the residence of the bride'
brother , F. It. Ellis , on First avenue. Re >
J. W. Wilson , pastor of the Congregation !
church , officiated and the only witnesses c
the ceremony were the Immediate rela
tlvca of the contracting parties. Mr. an
Mrs. Meyer left the same evening for Ch !
cage. They win reside In Ashland , Neb.
Helen Drake celebrated her eighth blrtt
day last Wednesday by entertaining a num
ber of her young friends at tea at th
home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. (
Drake , on Second avenue. The tea w
quite a swell affair and the dining rooi
was beautifully decorated with roeee.
Mrs , Victor E. Bender entertained th
"Jolly Forty" club at her home on Thlr
avenue last Wednesday night.
Wednesday night Mr. and Mrs. Dougla
N. Graves entertained at dlnn r Blshc
Graves of L > aramle and Rev. L. P. McDoi
aid.
aid.Mr. . and Mrs. W. C. Eatep of Oaklan
avenue entertained at dinner Friday nlgl
Mr. and Mrs , T. E. Cavln. Mrs. Octavl
Stephenson , Miss Maude Shane and Mr. an
Mrs. Oeddls of South Omaha.
The C. C. C. C.'s celebrated Thanksglvln
with a "bobbin" party. They met at tt
residence of Mr , and Mrs. F. A. Blxb ;
where they were Joined by the members <
the Apollo club and spent the evening In
sleigh ride around town , winding up at th
Keellno residence , whcro they were enter
talned at supper by Miss Edna Kcellne.
The swell sot turned out In force Wcdnea
day night to the "turkey dance" at Cham
hers' hall. The "turkey trot" was substl
luted for the grand march and proved
most amusing Innovation. The followln
comprised the committee In charge : Hcnr
Haas , George S. Wright , W. L. Dougloj
George S. Mayne and James Fonlon.
The leading event In local musical circle
this week will bo the concert to be give
by the women of St. Paul's church nex
Thursday evening at Hughes' hall. Amen
those who will take part In the prograr
are Mlsa Robinson , Miss Burnham , sopram
Mrs. Sadie Uowen Young , contralto , and Mi
Hlgglns , basso.
The High school cadets will entertal
their friends Friday night , December 9 , wit
a Jance at the Royal Arcanum hall , follow
Ing their Inspection by Lieutenant Campbel
of the Twenty-second United States Infantry
stationed at Fort Crook ,
The members of Augusta Grove , Woodmc :
of tbo World , gave a social and card part ;
Wednesday evening at the homo of Mn
Jane Pepper , on Fourth avenue.
Miss Chloe Brldcnsteln Is spending th
Thanksgiving vacation with friends In SI
Joseph , Mo.
Mrs. McMenomy IB preparing to go south
where she will make her homo with he
mother ,
One of the moat pleasant evenings durln
the last week was the mualcale give
Wednesday evening at St. Francis' acaderaj
Miss Helen Mathls of this city was mar
rlcd last Wednesday at Pueblo , Colo. , to L
S. Chambers , formerly of Council Bluffs.
The main event In Catholic circles th
coming week will be the social to be glvei
by the ladles of St. Francis Xavler'a churc !
at Odd Fellows' hall next Tuesday evening
when Mr. Ed Wack of Omaha will re
cite.
cite.Miss
Miss Grace Rlley entertained Wcdnesda
evening at her home , 61G Seventh avenue
In celebration of her eighteenth blrthdaj
about twenty of her young friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burkley of Omah
took Thanksgiving dinner with Mrs. Burk
ley's parents , Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Wlckham
The members of Hazel camp , Modcr :
Woodmen of America , entertained at a car
party and dancing party Thursday night a
their hall In the Merrlam block.
Miss Anna Dodge Is visiting In Chtcagc
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Raymond will apen
the winter In Los Angeles , CM.
The Council Bluffs dealers nro going t
have a heavy Christmas trade. Dourinu
has already sold several instruments to b
delivered about Christmas. Customers
buy now can have the first pick of his vcr
largo stock of the finest mandolins , guitars
violins , pianos , organs , talking machines
etc. , etc. 325 Broadway , where the orga
stands upon the building.
Baked oysters , fried oysters , oyster stei
or any other kind of oysters are fine catln
this time of the year. Go to Sullivan's afte
'em.
There Is something going on at Mueller'
music store. He Is going to give away
$40.00 music box on January 1 , 1899 , an
with every purchase of 50 cents , excep
piano or organ , a copy of sheet music gee
free , with a prospect of getting the must
box In the bargain.
Red River Valley district grows more goo
wheat than any other section In the nortl
Diamond Bluff Is milled there. Bartel <
Miller have U for sale.
The report that fruit Is scarce Is Incor
rect. Klein , 112 Broadway , always keeps
flno assortment of all kinds of fruit.
Snap Shots all go at 10 cents each at U
Council Bluffs oflice of The Bee.
Snow Still Cuiiilicm the WnlU .
Despite the assertions of Chief of Pollc
Blxby that the city ordinances governln
the removal of snow from the sidewalk
would be enforced , nothing has been don
In the matter. On some of the main street
there are places without number almce
where no attempt has been made to clea
off the snow that fell a week ago and whlc
are dangerous to walk over. The snow ha
boon tramped down until It has become Ilk
a sheet of Ice and just as slippery. Com
plaints have been filed at police headquai
ters , but BO far It does not seem to have ha
any effect. Along the principal buslnci
street * there are big banks of snow alone
( Continued on Ninth Pago. )
Extra Fine 5-Cent Cigars
Sold by the best retail tradi
throughout the west.
John G. Woodward & Co
Distributors , Council Bluffs ,
Special Announcement.
80 acres In Harrison county , la. , for
ale , $1,200 ; 40 acres in cultivation. No
buildings.
120 acres In Harrlfon county , la. , for
sale at $2,500 ; 40 acres In cultivation. No
buildings.
A fine stock farm of 420 acres In Harrison
risen county , la. , for sale at J31.EK ) per
acre.
Farm of 160 acres 10 miles from
Council Bluffs , ' $30 per acre.
Wo have everal houses for rent In
desirable locations.
We have for sale a 7-room house In
desirable location. A bargain If taken
at once.
Three small fruit farms for sale at a
low price. Now Is the time to Invest In
a homo If you want one. Real estate
values are low , but are picking up with.
Increased sales. We have a number of
small residence properties that can be
bought nt low prices.
Remember that we are making loans
nnd writing fire Insurance at as low a
rate as any one else , and we would bo
pleased to bo favored with a share of
your business.
LOUOEE & LOUOEB.
No. 102 South Main Street ,
Council niuffs. la.
Telephone 312.
A Croup Cure ,
No need to te > ' nvnintoms , for ever ;
body knows them. Most parents hav
heard that croupy cough and felt tin
deep dread of coming danger. Ho-
quick the disease works , no time I
spare. No wonder It Is so muc
dreaded , yet with prompt nnd propt
treatment It Is easily nnd quickly eve
come. Hundreds lu council Bluff
Omaha and elsewhere who hare use
Foster's Croup Remedy can testify I
the truth of this statement. It is
i non-poisonous prearatlon and can I
given lu any quantity with safet ;
Keep It on hand and give with lln
symptoms and you will say with othei
It Is TUB CUOUI * CUKE. Price oul
I 'X ceuts. For sale by druggist *
Dissolution Sale
BOSTON STORE ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Dissolution of partnership , Mr. A. Wbitelavv , junior member of the firm , to retire.
An immense stock of new and seasonable merchandise , being sacrificed. Hundreds of
shrewd buyers taking advantage of these opportunities.
New List of Bargains for This Week.
Dress Goods ,
Full line of colors in all
wool ladies' cloth only 25c yd.
50 pieces fine French serges
and Henriettas , in all the new
est shades also black , worth
45c , only 25c a yard.
GOc and 75c novelty dress
goods , to close at 37Ac a yard.
Fancy dress goods worth up
to $1.50 , now GOc.
French Flannels , 39c yard.
Prints and
Wash Goods.1 %
Big lot of standard prints
at 2ic a yard.
Black and gray and turkey
red prints , 4c.
New fancy prints 3ic yard.
36-in. percale reduced to 5c
yard.
Outing flannels in light and
medium colors at 4c a yard.
15-in fancy flleeced flannels
8c a yard.
Checked apron ginghams , 4c
Fleece lined dress goods at
and 5c. .
5c cotton batts now 3 0.
lOc cotton batts , now 7c.
Cloak Department
Spe cial Bargains for this Week
Lot of ladies' jackets worth up to $4.50 , at $1.98.
Ladies' jackets in latest fall styles , in black , blue , brown and
tan , were $7.50 , now $3.50.
$10.00 jackets at $5.98 ,
Children's Jackets at Special Prices.
$1.98 for jackets worth $2.75.
$2.98 for jackets worth $4.00.
$3,98 for jackets worth $6.00.
Fur Collarettes.
$2.25 for a collarette worth $4.00.
$4.50 for a collarette worth $7.00.
Stone marten collarettes at $5.95 , $7.50 and $9.
New stock of real rmrteti collarettes at special prices , $10.00 ,
$15.00 , $17.50 and $25.00.
Choice of our entire stock of plain and fancy figured denims ,
worth up to 33c , at 17c a yard.
100 pieces fine silkolines , worth 12 c and 15 , at 9c a yard ,
Winter Underwear.
FOR MEN , WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
One third to one half less than their actual value. This stock
is entirely too heavy and must be reduced at once regardless of
the sacrifice.
White Goods
and Linens.
Heavy unbleached muslin at
5c and 3c a yard.
Yard wide bleached muslin ,
soft finish. 5c a yard.
Hill muslin , very soft finish ,
8c quality , now Gc.
Special values 7c and 7ic
Fine soft finish cambric 7c.
Very white Shaker 4c yard.
2 cases extra largo crochet
bed spreads , $1.25 quality , at
79c each.
Heavy twilled crashes at
4 c , 4c and 34c.
All 1 inen crash only
Heavy linen crash fie.
18-in all linen crash
12 ic linen crash at 8 l-3c a
y ard. v
Turkey red table damask I
19c a yard. f
62-in white table linen only Iflo yard.
Silo cream dnttmsk atJWe.
( > S to 71 inch cream tublo linen , was
Cflc to 7oc , at 50o a j ard.
CO inch puru blenched damask 45cyd.
7no bleached damask Goo yard.
85c and 9oc dainujk , 72 inches wide ,
tit 75c.
Choice of our entire stock of flno dam.
ask worth up to 1.60 , for OSo yard.
FOWLER , DICK&WALKER , Council BluffsI I
BIKING CONTEST
Today at COLE'S HARDWARE STORE ,
for Klrls , 14 years and under. A little
RUCK'S RANGE to winner each day
"Wednesday , Friday and Saturday after 4
p. m. All parents Invited. The prettiest
fight ever seen In Council Bluffs. 110 Rlrls
have entered. Coffee and cookies served.
20 per cent discount this week on nil cast
ranges nnd stoves.
COJ/B < e cor/B.
Hydrangea Compound
This preparation la guaranteed to every
user. As a remedy for the Liver , Kidneys
and Urinary Organs It excels anything on
the market. It relieves the burning sensa
tion produced by scalding urine In a few
hours. It tones and strengthens the whole
system and thus acts as a tonic and blood
purifier. It In pleasant to take and gives
quick results. Price , large bottles , $1.00.
For sale by druggists.
To whom It may concern : For years my
kidneys have caused me a great deal of
trouble and at my age (77 ( years ) I de
spaired ever obtaining any permanent re
lief. About six months ago I commenced
using Hydrangea Compound , and after
using but two bottles all my kidney troubles
disappear , and today I am free from
It. J. L. Kllday , Council Bluffs , la.
Music in
the air
From a French harp to the finest piano in the world. From
now till the holidays we will have some Snap Bargains in Pi
anos and Organs. And it means money saved if you buy of
us. We always have bargains in smaller instruments every day
in the year. We can supply you with anything you want in
Sheet music. See the Organ Bargain in our window , /I1 /
BOURICIUS MUSIC HOUSE ,
WHERE THE ORGAN STANDS ON TOP OF THE BUILDING.
\H/LM/i/MMlM/l/l/l/iM/l \ M/MMM MH/tM. Mffl/tMlttM
THE NEUMAYER
JACOB NBUMAYBR. PROP.
101. 206 , 20 ! ! , 210. Broadway , Council Bluffs.
Rates , $1.25 per day ; 75 rooms. Flrat-clasi
u eveiy respect. Motor line to all depot * ,
local agency for the Celebrated St. Loulj
A. U. C. Beer. First-class bar In con *
nectlon.
"WHEW ! HOW COLD ! "
In the bltinp November storms of the pnst week we have heard this
expression many times. It Is nil old snylnp , but very expressive. There
Is 110 reiibon why n man should be cold If lie would Just save half the-
money he squanders nnd spends for clothing nnd underwear.
AVc nre olterliiK underwear nt prices never before known. We do not
advertise big clearing sales , but we do sell the best wool garment lu the
city nt $1.00.
In our clothing depnrtmcnt we have suits from $5.00 to $20.00 , but as
we have often told you , our suit at $7.f > 0 Is the ono which will lit your
purse and person. It Is the best value we ever offered.
Don't understand that these suits at $7.50 nre all the same. We never
flood the city with suits of one pattern , and you run slim chnnccs of
meeting your neighbor In your clothes.
Then our overcoats. Wo have them in all weights and sizes. In
kersey cloth , chinchilla nnd Irish frieze ; In prices from $ : ! .50 to .f'JO.OO.
Our overcoats nt $ .1.00 arc the snme coat you paid $10.00 for last year.
Our Christmas goods nre lu.
Metcalf & Metcalf ,
17-19 rear ! Street. 18-20 Main Street.
Our Art Department
Is filled with a line of the prettiest pictures you will ieo anywhere In the west. It
Is an emporium of beauty In art , style anil nno workmanship. We bought these pic
tures especially for the holiday trade , this season , and purchased them at such low
prices that we sell them so everybody can decorate their home at a reasonable cost.
IP YOU WANT YOUR PICTURE FRAMED we are prepared to do the work In
an artistic manner , and we have the frames that will suit you.
Come In and look around.
C , B. PAINT , OIL & GLASS CO. ,
Masonic Temple , Council Bluffs ,
Our
Will come in the next week or two , and we
want to be prepared for it. People will then be
buying their holiday goods and we will be kept
on the jump.
All Our Remnants
Must be cleaned up by that time and if you feel
like saving some money on carpets and .ngs ,
now is the time to buy.
We have been selling lots of remnants , some
thing of excellent value , at extremely low prices ,
and will continue to do so until the. last remnant
disappears.
In lace curtains , portieres , window shades , | oil
cloths , mattings , etc. , we have something that
will please you , both in price and fancy.
For a carpet , bring along the measure of your
room.
Treynor & Gorham ,
ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE ,
Council Bluffs.
JAS , HAKK1NGTON ,
DOHANY THEATRE Lessee and Manager'
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 27 ,
Uncle Josh Spruceby
A down eastern comedy-drama full of wit and humor.
A MOKAL SHOW. Two big bands and concert orchestra.
Watch for street parade.
Night prices , 15c , 25c , 35c and 50c.