THE O:1ATTA PA1TV "BET3: SUXDAY, "MAT 20, mOO.
COUNCIL
MIMtll MIXTION.
Da. In sell glass.
CJas fixtures and globes Bt nixby's.
Magnzlr.es bonnil. Moorchousc & Co.
Uudwclser becr. L. Iloscnfeld, agent.
Kino A. U. C. beer, Ncumayor's hotel.
Hchrnidt's photos, new anil latest styles
Horn To Mr. ami Mrs 'baric T. Ilnnlcy
of KeK 'rei!; yesterday, a son
New pittcrns In frame mouldings. K.
Alexandir A '' . xa Ilrondwuy
(let your work dune, nt the popular Kagla
laundry, "21 Hroadway. "Phone 157.
V. C. Hitep, undertaker. 2S Tearl street.
Telephones: Olllce. 07; residence, 33.
'Hie ladles of the Maccabees will meet
Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the usual
11 nte.
A defective Hue cave the lire department a
run to Ot Hroadway yesterday morning.
There was no damage.
Justice Ovide Vlen. V. A. Hlghsmlth and
A. 11. Askwlth formed a tlshlng party that
left lHt evening for Noble's lake.
To the l'ublli : I'ntll further notice, our
ritlleo will Hot on Saturdays at 1 o'clock.
The Council lllurts (las .t lileclrlc Co.
Mall Carrier Hrandt Crocker returned last
evening from a month's sojourn at Colfax
Springs, much Improved after his recent se
ere Illness.
John IJcrtl'umcvcr and Miss Jull.i Hardin.
Iioth of this city, were married yesterday
evening, Hev H. M. I'frklns of the Klrst
Christian church olllelntlng.
Hherlff Cousins ami Deputy I'M entitling
returned yesterday morning from Port
ladlson. where they safely landul .1. A.
Orcgnrj, the horsethlef, In the penitentiary.
Oregorv malntalneil his nerve to the last
sind when bidding the sheriff good-bye said
the Hinteiue was Just what he had ex
ported. Henry Saunders of this city Is entered
from Wlnonslu college In the Wn-ynril and
220-VHrd dushm In the Intercollegiate meet
to be hold In Chicago , J tine 2. Saunders,
who Is n graduate of the Council HlulTs
Jlljili school, bi'ld the state record for these
rv( nts t wo years ago
Jr-ve entirt No. 2. Tribe of Hell Hur. will
mci i .Moiiday evening In Itoyal Arcanum
ball nt the usual hour, when a number
of di legates from Omaha and Missouri Val
ley will be present and have chnrge of the
Initiation of candidates State Deputy
Km nk Johnson will be In attendance and
refreshments will be served
Mrs. Dun Frank, who lives on Fourth ave
I ue near Sixteenth street, was arrested ves
tetday morning on an Information tiled In
Justice Vlen's court by William Kraak,
who charged her with tearing down a wire
fence that h" placed around tils pristine.
Mrs. Frank gave ball In the sum of $.vt and
Justice Vlen will arbitrate the trouble next
Tuesday.
N. Y. Plumbing Co., Tel. 250.
Watch for tho big fire snip at J. Zoller
nnd ronipany's.
You ran get a nice rocking cralr at Kel
ler & Drawl's, 107 Hroadway, by paying $1 a
week until paid for.
Watch for tho big fire sale nt J, Roller
nnd company's.
Clinreli Notes,
At the First Congregational church this
morning the pastor, Uev. J. W. Wilson, will
deliver an address on "The flecont Meeting
of the State Association at Mason City." In
the evening he will preach on "What It
Means to be a Christian." Sunday school
will be nt noon and Christian Kndeavor so
ciety meeting nt 7 p. m.
Hev. 8. M. Perkins, pastor of tho First
Christian church, will preach this morning
nt 10:,10 o'clock on "1'eter'n Fall and Restor
ation." His theme at 8 p. m. will be, "Neg
lecting the Oreat Salvation." Sunday school
will hoat noon, Junior Christian Kndeavor
meeting -at ,3::i0 p. m. nnd Senior Christian
Kndeavor meeting at 7 p. m. Thorn will be
npcrlal music at the morning nnd evening
services.
SI. Paul's Kplhcopal Church. Hev. Ocorge
Kdward Walk, Hector Fifth Sunday after
Raster Holy communion at 7:30 a. m.;
morning prayer and sermon nt 10;30 o'clock;
.Sunday ochnol at noon; evening prayer and
sermon at S o'clock.
Tho services nt Cracc Kplscopal church
today will bn an follows: Sunday school at
fl:l,ri a. m.; morning prayer and sermon nt
31 o'clock; evening prayer and sermon at
8 o'clock.
Hev. (!. W. Snyder, tho pastor, will
jrreitch at St. John's Kngllsh Iuthernn
c.hurrh today at 10:30 a. m. and 8 p. m.;
Sunday school will bn held at noon.
Knv. H. Venting, pastor of the First Hap
lsl church, will preach this morning on
'What Ih Jesus Doing Now?" At the even
ing service the topic of his discourse will
be "Sign of the Scarlet." Sunday school
nvlll be held at noon; Young PoojiIq'k union
meeting nt 7 p. m.. In tho chapel. Sunday
school will be held at the Hethany chapel
nt p. m., and Sunday school and preaching
horvlro at the usual hours at the Twenty
ninth utreet mission.
"Characteristics of tho Church" will be
the subject of Hev. Alexander Mtherland'a
hcrmou this morning at the Second Pros
ibytorlnn church. In tho evening he will
jireach on "Fnlth Shown by Inve." All
services nt the usual hours. At the
Wednesday evening prayer meeting the pan
tor will preach on "Tho Ascension."
Uev. W. S. names, past,nr of the First
Presbyterian church, will take as the sub
ject of his sermon this morning "Liberalism,
Truo nnd False" In tho eenlng his topic
will ho "Cod's lleadlncss to Hear." All
Forvlces will be at the usual hour.
"Faith" will be tho theme of Hev. W. H.
Cable's sermon this morning nt Trinity
Methodist church. In tho evening he will
tako as his topic "A mcst Important Klec
1lon." At U:30 a. m. there will bo a lovo
feast and class rally. Sunday school will
be held at noon; Junior league meeting at
3 30 p. m.. and Kpwnrth leneuo meeting at
7 p. m. The mid-week prayer and praise
service will he held Wednesday evening at
S o'clock.
Klder Isanc M. Smith will occupy the put
pit today nt 10.30 a. in. and 7:30 p. m. at tho
J.ntter Day Saints' church. Sunday schcol
will he hold at noon and Young People'
meeting at f p. m.
Tho Fltst Church of Christ. Scientist,
111 hold services this morning at I0-1S
o'clock In tho Sapp building. Kxperlence
meeting Wednesday evening at S o'clock.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary socle' y
tvlll hold its annual thnnksofforlng serv
l'p. this morning at the Hroadway Methodist
church. Mrs. W. O Allen of Atlantic. In.,
will deliver the address. All other services
ivlll be as usual.
I'llMXitlll fill).
Tho Vat-slon Play will be given at the
Tl roadway Methodist Kplsropal church by
the Katharine Krtz company on Monday,
Tuojtlny and Wednesday evenings, May 2. 22
nnd 2.1. Tho same compnny gave three per
formances the past week at Kountze Me
morial church. Omaha. Here Is what some
of tbowi who heard It say
1 It. Willcs, secretary of the Young Men's
rhlistlan association, said: "I onjoyed the
presentation of tho Passion Play at
Kountze Memorial church. The whole en
tertainment wub calculated to help men to
A higher Ideal of the man of Oallleo."
Nov. Kdward F. Trefz, p.istor of Kountze
lemorlal church, suld "I was moro than
pleased with Miss Kathirlne Krtz'h subllmo
presentation of the PawMon Piny and com
mend It to nrt lovers, tudents and all In
terested in tho good, tho truo and tho
fcenutlful."
Admlkulon 6tV.; children 25c.
Watch for tho big tire sale at J. Zoller
nnd ronipany's.
(las stoves are cbesper ihtn gasoline
ItaTt nnd they do not oxplode.
Commonwealth 10. cent cigar.
FARM LOANS
Negotiated In Eastern rteoraika
and Iowa. Jamea N. Caaady, jr.,
Hi Main HUt Council DJuflt.
BLUFFS.
SNAP IN SILIIF FOR SMITH
Hi Will Pick Up About Fm Monthi of
CoDgreumtn McPherson'i Paj.
LATTfR IS GOING ON FEDERAL B'NCH
Will It I K II lit Viljoiiriilnent of the
I'ri'seut M'nsIihi In lNliliit' Ilie
Duties of .linluc of I lilted
States Ciiiirt
Advices from Washington are to the effect
that Congressman McPherson will nt onco re
sign on the adjournment of congress unit as
sume- the duties of the federal Judgeship. The ,
understanding, however. Id that no special
election to till the vacancy will be held and
that his succet-mir will be elected at the gen
eral electlin In November. Whoever may
be elected to succeed Congressman McPher-
son in the national house of representatives 1
will secure what Is generally termed a snap
He will draw several months' back pay when
he reaches Washington. The new member
will not be sworn In until the tlrst Monday
In December, and his term will close on
March I next. Consequently ho will have,
only thrco months of actual service In tho '
present congress, but he will draw about '
eight months' pay, amounting to a total of I
about f3..')33, which may be regarded as fair'
compensation for three months' of active I
statesmanship with nothing to do hut vote
on appropriation bills. This, It Is raid. Is nn
established rule of congress. This plum will
undoubtedly fall to Judge Smith of this city,
.is he will be nominated for both tho unex
pired term of Congressman McPherson and
the regular term of two years, commencing
next March.
Advices from Washington are also to tho
effect that Congressman McPherson has not
yet slgnllled who will be clerk of the United
r,, . ,, . . . , . , ,
States district and circuit courts when ho ,
nasnine the federal Judgeship. The an- !
nnunceinent that the appointment had been 1 Hector .St. Paul's Church,
given to State Senator McArlhur of Hur- Tht' following Is the program of tho meet
llngton Is now said to be premature and that . ,n of ,ll, low" branch of the Womnn'B
Mr. McPherson will tako ample time In mak- i Auxiliary 1 the Kplscopal church:
To some of his Intimate friends Congress- Ulitireli"Membe
man McPherson has as much as said that are reiiues'ed to lake seats In a body anil
thero will he no change for tho present and i ttlJmiIk''1 ,',l1V,':,"rv,,l.,' 'n'i"'ln.
that possibly the present Incumbents might I ns'se'mblJ With thel S .Uon ami n",,lTn
hold their positions for sl months or even 1 In thmhureh until the close of the bishop's
longer, potslbly a year. He has been crowded ,
with applications, the would-be clerks rf the
court nil seeming to overlook that fact that
tho position to a large extent Is a confi
dential one and that tho Judge takes a man
Into his ofllcial family and, II might be said,
almost Into his private family, when he
gives him tho clerkship. The general Im
pression among leading republicans of this
city and county is that the clerkship will
llnally fall to State Senator MnArthur. Some
even go so far as to assert that this was the
understanding when the Judgeship was given
to Congressman McPherson.
Watch for (he big tire sale at J.
and company's.
Zoller
You can get a good extension table at
Keller tc Ilrnnd's, 107 nroadttay, by paying
?l a week until paid for.
Watch for the big flro sale at J. Zoller
nnd company's.
You can buy n flno dinner set at Keller it
Hratul's. 107 Broadway, by paying $1 a week
until paid for.
Watch for the big fire sale at J.
nnd company's.
Zoller
SOCIAL KVHVl'S OF Till: l,ST tt'HKK,
Kntcrtiiliuiifiit of (lie VUllliii; IIIkIi
Sel I IIii.ih by the Youim Women.
The leading social event of last week was
undoubtedly the elaborate reccpt'on tendered
the visiting athletes of the State High School
nwoclntlon Friday night at Hoyal Arcanum
hall by thn young nomrn of the Council
HlulTs High school. In the neighborhood of
800 Invitations were Issued and It Is esti
mated that ai least .100 attended. The hall
was transformed, with the aid of cut flow
ers, ferns and palms into a perfect bower,
whllo the protty faces and dresses of th
young girls added a charm to the gay and
brilliant Rcone. Refreshments were served
during the evening from four tablts dec
orated! In the colors of and presided over
hv members of the freahmnn l,nmn. '
Junlor and senior classes. The visitors were I
received at tho door by two younK women
from each of tbe four classes. After nn hour
or so spent in the visitors and their charm
ing hoHtenhos becoming acquainted, the Iloor
was cleared and dancing Indulged In. Music
wns furnished by an orchestra hidden behind
a screen of palms anil ferns.
The Owl Wheel club tendered the visiting
nthletes n complimentary smoker and musi
cal entertainment Thursday night at Its
ruiniis in wio iirowu oiock wnicn was largely i
attended and proved a most enjoyable affair.
Mrs. J. N. Casady. nr.. entertained tho
moinbern of the P nnd I club Friday even
ing at her home on Oakland avenue. Tho
ptlzes were captured by Mrs. Victor Jm
nlncs and Mr. S. S. Keller.
Mrs. J, P. Mitchell of Oakland avenue en
tertained Thursday and Friday afternoons.
Thursday afternoon a musical romanre with
a gucfislug contest attached as the amuse
ment offered the guests, the prize fcolng won
by Miss Hmma Ileebee. Krlduj afternoon
was devoted to cards, the prize winners
being Mrs. T. Metcalf. jr.. and Mrs. John
Davis.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. N. Casady, Jr.. entertained
at cards Thursday evening In honor of
Ihclr guests, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Stafford of
St. Iuls. Mrs. Dillon Itoiia captured tlvi ;
llrst prize for the women, while Mr. ficorgo l
S. Wright succeeded In carrying off that j
for tho men. I
Mm. N. M. I'usey of Willow avenue en-
tertalued nt lea Wcdninday afternoon the
women of St. Paul's church. I
Mm. O. M. Ilrown entertained at luncheon , the lire losses on Jacob Zoller & Co. s slock
Tusday In honor of her niece, Mlns Clara , ,i tm, building, owned by John Clnusen.
Kynn of Kansas City. Tho decorations The dnmage on the building and llxturcs
were pink roses and ferns. The guos'H wns adjusted nt JSU.'. and that on tho gro
wero Miss Schoentgen, Mrs. Metcalf, Jr.. ' eery stock at $2,442. Mr. Clausen at first I
Miss Key. Mls Pinney, Mlx.s Dennett, Mlsi (Htlmated tho damago to the building nt I
Howman. Miss Sadie Katnsworth, Miss Toht. gl.nOO, while Mr. Zoller ostimateil his loss)
Mb Kngllsh enterl.ilncd the young mtin- to be In the neighborhood of $1,000 or ViMO. I
bers of the "Z. V. X." club Friday evening
at her hr.mo on Fourth avenue. Dainty re
freshments were served and a vpry pleas
ant evening was i-pent with gamo, and
music.
Mrs. Ci. W. K. Saner of Avenue C enter
tained at luncheon Thursday In honor of
her sister, Miss Selmn Kpenoter of Omahn.
who leaven tomorrow to spend the summer
in Denver, Colo. The dining room and par
lors wero prettily decorated with carna
tions and feme. Tho guests wore Mrs. John
Kpenoter, Mrs. tins Kpenoter, MUn Sclma
Kpenoter, Mrs. Frank SutclitTe and Mrs. C.
F. P. Froom.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Atkins entertained last
evenlug In honor of Mr. Frank I,o Uron of
KcokUK. president of tho State High School
Athletic association.
MIfb Putnam of Cato, N.
her cousin, Mrs. Drlnsmnld.
V. is visiting
Miss Nannie Dryan of Lincoln, Hlster of
Colonel William Jennings Dryan, Is u guest
of Dev. and Mrs. J. (1. l.emen nt the Chris
tian Home.
Miss Iiura Fllcklnger returned yesterday
from Clarlnda. la.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. AUers and Mrs W
A. Daird will leave the latter part of this
month for a visit with friends in
after which, on June 30, they will sail
threo monthn' Ruropeun trip and a visit to
the Paris exposition.
Mls II. Weir of Omaha Is visiting her .
siiter. Mrs. J. Sullivan of (Hen avenue. I
Mm K. D Hiltherford and son, Forrest. J
left yesterday for a month's visit with
friends at Harper's Forry. Va. i
MIm Cora Hound left lust evening for a I
tno months' visit with friends at Prince- t
ten. Wis.
Major I). C. Smith of the Orand hotel
left Friday evening for a trip to Washing
ton, Philadelphia and New York.
Mr. and Mrs. (J. Larson of South Ninth
utreet left last evening fur New York and
from there will sail for Sweden, where they
will spend several montlw vloltlng relatives
and friends.
"t'nele Sam's reception to all nations was
n very prettily arranged program for tho
entertainment given by the Star of Jupiter
nt Woodmen of the World halt Monday
evening. Miss Cora Oretzer'n clans took
part, each of the pupils representing some
nation. Tho costume were unique nnd tho
evening was highly enjoyed by theso pros-
ent
Watch for the big fire sale at J.
and company's.
Zoller
Yn ri" bll' 11 benutlful sideboard at
Keller Hrand'H, 107 Hroadway. by paying
$1 ii week until paid for.
AJAX Tablets A very popular nerve and
vitalizing tonic. DeHoven'a drug store.
mocn.vw con vr.vnox imkmiham.
limn CtilNcopiillniis Will Meel fur Ali
! ii it I Conference on ThcniIii).
Tho diocesan convention of tho Kplsopal
church of Iowa will assemble In St. Paul's
church Tuesday morning next at 10 o'clock.
The opining exercises will consist of the
celebration of holy communion and a sermon
by Hev. F. I). Keator of Dubuque. After
this the convention will be called to order
by Hector Walk of St. Paul's church:
The following Invitation has been Issued
by bishop Morrison for organization.
To the Christian People of Council Uluffs:
You are cordially Invited to attend n re-
ceptlon to be given to the nt. Hev. Theodore
Jfrivlll.,r'l,il'ril',,J,,i' ,J' -r ' ''i"10" J ilow".
'he (iianil hotel on Tuesday evening, May
.:, frnm n to 11 o'clock
CKOHOK i;i)WAHD WALK.
t icn adjournment for annual busd-
IICSS llllTllllL'
I toll call and minutes,
Itiisliu ss.
The j ear's work.
The Chui-ch Periodical club.
Conference on missionary work In nnd
for the Sunday school.
Klectlon of otllcers.
U I'.i..m-,SDA Y, MAY 23.
! a. m.denernl mlsilonary meeting.
Processional, hymn KG.
Opening prayer.
Address-iiie HI. Hev. Theodore N. Jlor
rlson. I). D.
President's address.
Heport of second vice president on Junior
work.
Iteport of sceretarv and treasurer.
Offertory, hymn 3.'7.
Address, "The Itelatlniishlp of the Indi
vidual to .Missions In (leneral," Mrs. D.
H. I.yman. Chicago.
Aildress-Tho Itt. Hev. A. Ii. Williams,
'losing prayer.
Heccsslonal. hymn 3D.
Kvery church woman In Council Hluffs In
especially urged to attend the general meet
ing Wednesday morning.
,llo Ynn Willi I n Wheel f
If you actually want a good wheel with
out paying two prlies for It we ask you to
call at our slore and sen the new lflOO makes
of the Syracuse, LaclPile and Forest. They
have the speed, run easy nnd are up to
date. PKTKHSON & PCHOKNINC.
Morrlam Illock.
Watch for tho big flro sale at J. Zoller
and company's.
Howell's Antl-"Kawf" cures coughs, colds.
Davis sells paints.
I'erxoiiul Matter.
We want to Uko you Into our confidence
long enough to tell you that we have one
of the largest and finest lines of furniture,
nnd household furnishings to be found any
where In western Iowa. We have made It
a study to keep tho goods that will please
the people nnd wo flatter ourselves with
i the belief that wo havo been doing this
"v,'r " "'"r inWO. SOV-
rni1 t-nrlo"1 ''f now furniture, havo just
h0'n w'vel nt our store and If you want
" ''"'.
a rocklnc chair or anythliiR that goes with
the furniture line be suro and seo our Roods
and Rot our prices before maklnK your pur
chase. PHTKHSON & SCHOKNINO.
Morrlam Hlork.
Isn't It to your intercut to know why the
Commonwealth 10-cent cigar Is so often
preferred to all others. If you try ono you
will know.
Watch for tho big flro sale nt J.
and company's.
Zoller
I'l-llltl WIiih If Ih (imc.
Tho iHstrlrt court Jury In tho case of the
Pottawattamlo Mercantlln ns-KocIatinn of
Neola against .1. II. M. Prultt, its former
manager, and his bondsmen, after being
nut about twenty-four hours brought In a
verdict yesterday morning, finding for the
defendant. Tho plaintiff sued for about
$l,r,0n, which it claimed Prultt owed the
linn when he left the management and ,
Prultt In turn hot up a counter claim ofTr,ot
tlng the claim of thn association. In it n
verdict tho Jury simply found for tho do
fondant, thereby Indicating that his claim
offset that of the plaintiff firm
Gravel roollng
A. H. Head, 511 IVway.
"Mr. Riley" 5-cent cigar.
'.oiler' I 'I re I.ohn AilliiKteil.
The Insurance cmnnnnles hiu-n :nlin.l,,l 1
A careful Inventory of the stock, however,
showed that not as much of It was destroyed
ns at first supposed. i
Watch for tho big flro sale at J. Zoller
and company's.
DENIAL OF CONSOLIDATION
Xi Conference llctuecn l'l'l'nlt)ciltn of
lliirllnuloo mill 1'eniisyl
vnnlii llmiilx.
PHII.ADKI.PIUA. May 10,-The statement
that thero was to bo a conference betwenn
President Cassatt of tho Pennsylvania rail-
1 road and President Perkins of tho Chlcngo,
, Hurllngtnn & Qulncy Bystem was denied
most positively at the otllco of the Pennsyl
vania railroad In this city today. Tho
! weather was Inclement nnd Mr. Cassatt did
' not oven come In from his country homo to
his olllce.
Previous denials of statements regarding
tho possibility of tho absorption by tho
Pennsylvania, of tho Durlingtnn or Atchison
systems were vigorously repeated. State
ments to this effect have nevor been
credited In financial circles In thli city,
KWEST DES MOINES LEADS ALL
Gaoturts the 8tata Obamplonihip Oup and
the IndWidual Obtrapionthip.
STRONG MAN RCLLINS DOES THE TRICK
Ills l lirou Iiik the Wclhl I'lili Him
Ahi'iul of the IIiim Willi I nil
Only It ii ii nnil .Iiiinii
Well.
West Des Moines won the championship
cup at tho annual field meet of tho Iowa
Statu High School Athletic association held
yesterday nt tho Cnlon Driving park. Hoi
litis, n member of tho winning team, enp
tured tho Individual championship with
three firsts. Tho trick, while rather heavy af
ter the recent rains, was In better condition
than had been expected, but despite this
drawback, some good time wns made and
several of the records made last year nt
Marengo wore beaten. The attendance was
above the average on such occasions In this
city, both grandstands hi lug well filled,
while a number of carriages dotted tho
cottiso along tho rails. In tho morning tho
weather looked a trllle threatening, but by
the afternoon the clouds had rolled away
and at times the sun was shining qulto
brightly.
Hut a small crowd gathered at the park
In tho morning to witness the running of
tho preliminary heats made necessary by
tho largo number of entries. Heats wero
run off In the 100 and 200-yard dashes and
the two hurdle evonts, resulting ns follows:
Oiie-hiindrcd-yard dash, first squad:
Longshore of C.rlnncll won, Hriinner of Car
roll second, Oelkers of Davenport third.
Time: n:lo t-5.
Second squad- Shcpard of Kast Pes
Moines won. Heyers of Harlan second, Jen
nings of Council lllutTs third. T'me: (1:11.
Third squad: Harkley or Sioux City won.
Corbln of West Des Moines second, Clark
of Kast Des Moines third. Time: 0:10 1-5.
Fourth squad: Faulk of Sioux City, won.
White of Correctlonvllle second, Mleku of
Carroll tMrd. Time: 0:11 1-fi.
One hundred and twenty-yard hurdle,
tltst squad: llayward of Davenport won,
Terrell of West Des Moines second
Second squad: (Irllllth of Des Moines
won. Hall of Council muffs second.
Third squad: Cohen of Hunt Des Moines
won, Hucnaniin of Harlan second. Time:
0:21.
Two hundred and twenty-yard dash, first
squiiil: Heyers of Harbin won, Harkley or
Sioux City second, .Meyers of Orlnnell
third. Time: ii:SJ4-5.
Second squad: Hriinner of Carroll won.
Longshore of (Irluncll second, Clark of
Hast Des .Moines third. Time: 0:21.
Two hundred and twenty-yard hurdle,
first squad: llayward of Davenport won.
Palmer of Heil Oak second. Time: 0:2H-B.
Second squad: Clark of Kast Des Moines
won, Terrll of Weil Dos Moines second.
Time: 0:.'io'j
Third sound: Cohen of Kast Des Moines
won, Hucliauan of Harlan second. Time:
0:31.
Fourth squad: Tre.iler of Harlan won,
Hlehtnoiid of Council Hluffs second. Time;
ii:31.
In tho hammer throw, Rollins with 132
feet 7 Inches, heat the state record and did
likewise in tho shotput, with 4.1 feet 2si
Inches. The records Inst year of these two
events were 128 feet 0 Inches nnd 40 feet
1 Inch, respectively. Drees of Cnrroll cap
tured both the half-mile and one-mile runs,
his time of 2:01 In tho former being consid
ered very good on a heavy track. Longshore
won both daslns and In the 220-yard shaved
a little off last year's record. In both of
the wheel events the time wsh n trllle slower
than last year, due to the heavy condition
of the track. The samo Is to be said of the
two hurdle events. The high Jump record
was 2 Inches lower than last year, while
the broad Jump bent last year by 8',4 inches.
The discus throw was a new event. Sum
mary: One-bundred-ynril dash: liOiigshore of
firlnnell won, Sheiiard of Kast Des Moines
second, Hyers of Harlan third. Time:
0:10 3-5.
Two hundred and twenty-yard dash:
Longshore of Orlnnidl won, Hyers of Har
lan second, Hruner of Carroll third. Time:
0:'.'.: 2-5.
Four hundred nnd forty-yard dash: Illor
dan of Correctlonvllle won, (Smut of
Davenport second. Miller of North Des
Moines third Time; fl:M 1-3.
Ilalf-mlle run: Drcet of Carroll won.
Men's Furnish'gs
T line
Men's Laundered Shirts, with two
collars to match.
at :(
Men's Dark Colored Work Shirt.
AT .'.tic
Men's Laundered ShirtK, with collar
and cuffs attached.
AT .-.(('
Men's Fast Color NegllRCfl Shirts
,T .-,((
Men's Flno Negligee Shirts, with
collars and cuffs.
AT 7.-.C
Men's New Silk Front Shirts, with
colored body.
AT Kl.no, tl.'J.' nml tpi.nn
Largo assortment Men's Fancy
Shirts In all styles.
at r.c
Pair ot Men's Seamier Sojks, dozen,
COc.
at re
Pair Men's Dlack Socks, 4 pairs for
2.ric.
AT IOC
12'e, lf.c. inc. nnd 2,'c Dig lines of
Socks In black and colors.
Neckwear
AT -.".('
All tho new stylo Ties. In handker
chief, bat wing hquarcs and four-ln-hands.
it .-ioe
Beautiful assortment of all the new
style Ties, In reversiblcs, Kngl sh
sutures, imperials, etc.
Shirt Waists
at r.oe
New Percale Waists In all sizes.
AT line
Percalo Waists with white yoke.
AT fl.OO
Trimmed Chambray and Figured
Knglish Percalo Waists.
at ifi.r.o
New lino of Imported Striped Cham
bray WalhtB, fast colors.
AT 8'J.OO
Fine Sheer French Madras, now
pleated back.
I White Waists
at :(
(loot! Lawn Walstp
at ime
Special Whllo Waisis.
t hl.-iO
Deauilfully Trimmed White Watt.13.
AT Ijl'.'.OO
2.'.0, J3.00 and 3 AO n exclusire
asbortment of Whit" Wnists.
--THIS WEEK - -
Ladies' Toe Slippers 65c
Ladies' Oxfords, tan or black 85c
Men's Shoes, lace or buckle 98c
Ladies' Vici Kid Lace Oxfords $1.19
Men's Oil Calf Congress $1.35
Ladies' Fine Vici Kid lace $1,48
Infant's Mocasins !3c. Child's Tennis Oxfords 19c. Boys' Tennis Oxfords 39c.
Your money's worth or your money back.
412 Broadway,
Klcsel of (Irlnnnll second, Mavne of Har- ,
lan third. Time L 01 1
Mile run: Drees of Carroll won. Ulesel
of Urlunell second; Mayne of Harlan third ,
Tlmu: 5:il l-.Y 1
Olio hundred and twentj-ynrd hurdle:'
lerrell of West Dps .Moines Won, llayward
of Davenport second, Orltllth of West Des 1
Moines third. Time: Oi!i.
Two hundred and t went j -yard hurdle:1
llayward of Davenport won, Palmer of
Hed Oak second, Telmir of North Des
Moines third. Time. ii-'iS-.i I
Half-mile bicycle: Mitchell of ( 'mini 11 '
HlulTs won, Alineberg nt Wist Des Mnliies
second. Smith of Davenport third. Time:
l:li.
Two-mile bicycle: Alineberg of Wom pp., I
Mollies won. Tredlck of Davenport s ml
Fcrron of Council Hlups third Time: ',
ii:ij i-u.
Pole vault: Hlshep of Keokuk won, !l feet
5 Inches; Terrell of West pc Molne mv.
nnd. 9 feet t Inches. Itc Holds of Council
HlutTs third. !) teet 4 Inches.
High Jump, ('lurk !' Kast Des Moines
(Continued on Ninth Page )
Cheap Homes on
Easy Payments.
.1-room houe nn motor Hi",
f room house one block from motor line
J.ViO; easy payments.
flood 4-room house In the eastern part
of the city -$ii.V.
(iood 4-room hotie. one blmk from
motor, cellar, cistern, mil house fTOi
J50 down iitid $11 per month.
fi-room cottage on motor line JT.rii); &u
down and $P jor month
1-room house, north of the Transfer- fW.
fi-room house and large lot near I c.
depot $1,0(11); $100 down ,nul $ir. per month
(iood house near Hock Island dejmt, fi
rooms, cellar, well, cistern, sh.ide trees
$I.Mo; $KiO down, hahitne mnnthl.
New- T-rootu house, city water. large
cejlar, corner; only $l,"i
"-room house on Washington avenue.
blocks from Ogdcu house, otilv $l,' a
Mll.l.
.'-room cottage on Fifth avenue, city
water, gas. sewer, lino large lot; onlj
$:'.iki.
x-room house, bath, closet, city water.
Ilrt claxs repair; rents iZ per uioni:, .
price, Ji.sno.
Fine 7-rnom house, bath, closet, , ,s
tern, gas, laundry room. 4 block from
Hloomer school: only $l'.i'iii: e,is firm-.
7-rnom modern house, one block from
M.isonlo temple, $3,om.
FOrTltKNT.
4- room rottnee, 717 II.i7.el street.
5- room cottage. Fourteenth and Ave. A
t;-room cottiiye. 1704, Fourth avenue,
u-toom cottatje, 5V K. Pierce street.
FOIl KXCHANdK.
Wi-acre lowu farm to exchance for a
house and lot.
wi-acro farm slvtren miles from Council
Hluffs to exchange for houp nnd lot.
l.X-ucro farm to ccharige In p.irt for
city property.
IF YOU WANT TO SKI. I, TOlTt PHOP
UR.TY LIST IT WITH US,
JOHNSTON & KiniH.
Telephone 117. r,n Hroadway
Wliitelaw & Gardiner
BOSTON STORE, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
Important items
Every one a
Notions List
At lc
Indies' belt pins, worth 5c.
At lc A full count paper pins.
At 3c Two for Pm', our regular fc pin.
4. for two dozen pearl buttons, all
sizes.
A 4. Card of beauty pins, SU on
card.
A 4- tfm Two dozen poarl buttons, all
.TV I. lUk. h
Sl.CH.
A rk"-'f,r '"c nnrt -1 tooth
In ushes.
IHvn for 'J
a x idr Two for 2.V A tegular 2.'' (iisl-
jtv stockinet dress sMcld.
At 25c.
A .V)c Uhlne stone back comb
Millinery Specials
At 13C Jlnll'lr''" H ""'W' Hatii, worth
A 4- 'hlldrerrH Tarn O'Shanters-
Jl 6ilt. Were fic.
a. en-Xlio line of children's trlm-
l OUl. mP,l ,,t.H.
At QQKndles.s variety of trimmed
Ask lo see better crudes at $1.50, j;.(0.
J:i it nnd M ,V.
Ladies' Sailors
At lQC n"r rn wn"4,ns; bats, all
jjj 37 C 'no,,irr ln' 1 a 1 snllors,
50c " "r h0"1 'r ' M cr,"1r walk
At $1.00-' m,r ,3no wallil"c
Sailors at , . tU H, JI.Oo and
12 SO
Agents for the Knox h.its at (I nnd Jj.
Corset Bargains
a a OSir - A Hue s v. ner corset, were
il .t) (ft ulllr
a .i. 0O-.-A guaranteed summor corset,
AI iJVC WPro joe
At 50c-. ,fr;;;?
A fancy machas corset, were
Whitelavv
Boston Store,
ezxaa
Ladies' Fine Tan Kid Lace $1.48
Men's Casco Calf Lace or Congress $1.48
Ladies' Fine Fedora Button $1.75
Ladies' Cloth Top Lace Shoes $1.98
Men's Fine Vici Kid, tan or black. . $1.98
Men's Calf Goodyear Welt Lace . $1.98
Hamilton Shoe Store,
No time to waste
nphe hot wti.'ithor will soon bo horc and those rooms
A that need carpeting should bo looked after at
once. When you figure on carpets, como in and lot us
show you our line of
Ingrains and Hodge's Fiber Carpets.
We will show you some real bargains in these
patterns. Then our
Moquetts, Velvets, Axminster,
Mrussels and Tapestry Brussels are something that will
appeal to your judgment at once as being the best and
linest ever seen in Council HI nil's.
Wo have a largo lino to select from in Linoleum,
Oilcloths, Mattings, Portieres, Lace Curtains, Window
Shades, etc. Exports to make and lay your carpets.
Upholstering done to order.
Stockert Carpet Co.,
205 Broadway, Council Bluffs.
is
HOT WF.ATHER NECESSITIES ARE OUR SPECIALTIES,
Tho Automatic lcfrlgcrntir Uses Less Ice Than Others.
COLE & COLE,
11 .MAIN ST.,
for this week
Biaroain.
Wash Goods
Specials
At 3.Jc
New line of dress calicos.
At 4ic
-New apron ginghams.
Ij, Ynrd of wide dimity In fancy
f J Y.ird fast color dress cing-
ni. m w
lianis
At 6Ac
Yard
wells.
Inch 12li-ceut cordeii
At 10c Yard, big assortment dimities.
At 15c 1 ard beautiful lawns In all
A f Yard genuine Imported dim-
i iJL 11 fast colors.
a. me t'.'Uc, ir-, ISc and iUo llenu
t. ijfui liiicH of fancy dress glng-
1 urns.
A 3J5rj T'"' "ew ,"a" (' s0' l1rpFH
A t 'lie Hc.uitlful usbortinent of linen
ginghams.
Underwear
Specials
For Ladies.
At
At
At
At
At
2c
I., idle' rllibeil
vests, worth Be.
-' belli'!-.
Qj, - Indies' vests, tnped neck nnd
- I. lilies' wing sleeve nnd fancy
colnred vests.
7,, 2'h and fA- l siieclal line of
1 fun. trimmed and long sleeve
WMt ftll llllllcM.
For Men.
At
At
At
At
At
25c
39c
50c
Mens F.gjiptfnn shirtn and
Ii a wers
A regular fX' fiunllty gar
iiicni. imth shirt nnd drawers.
'1 up m black and white
hn, and drawers.
75c
Hr.Hi rlvHiis patent tdastlo seam
ill II! 1 Ira wers.
0; I tl Summer weight natural
i.pl.Jl7 void iiuderwear for men
I
Gardiner.
Council Bluffs.
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
KSI
Afternoon Tea
not complete without dainty
Cakes Baked Best in
BUCK'S STEEL RANGE
COUNCIL ULITI'S, I A.
Ladies' Wrappers
M-,( tM) KMMIII.
S9c- -Uidlen" calico wnipperfi, yoke and
drove, trimmed with fin-
tubing braids oOC ,
08c Lndloi' lawn ond cambrlo wrap
pers, light nnd ilarlc colore,
prlncom iback .OS
IL00 Dark, Iiluo and black etnndard
print, wrnppors mnde with yoko and
deep flounce, trimmed with .
wah braids Jpl.00
? 1 -2.1 Lawn percalo and cambric both
In light and dark onlorn, latest Htyles.
princess and gathered backa and moth
er hubbaril styles, trimmed
with braids !pI.2D
Jl.fiO and $1.7." Largo nsnortmont of
llncly made wrappers with deep
flounces, trimmed with cm-
lrnia-v n,l l...i.j..
and $1.50
J2.00. $2.r.O and $2.ns Klegant nsaort
ment of jirlncess and mother huhbanl
stylcn, deep flounces, flue embroidery
braid ami lace trimmed,
2S0 and ?2!s. Jp2.00
Suits and Skirts
Largo linn of ladles' suit In all the
new htyles, npplliUo and braid trim
med, till shades and stylrti, to bn eac
rllleod In I loth
?10.00 Milts $.5.61)
JI2.(K sultH $8.08
ll.l.no sultH $11.08
$20.00 suits $14.08
Jackets & Capes
A beautiful lino of arortl stylefl,
Unlier,' and mbhes' Jackets in all tht
new cloths, styles and shades.
Jackets $2.98
.1.9S. $1.76. $0.2.1, $7, $9.75, $12, $17,
Capes An elegant lino of liglit weight
spring capes.
t bUc
75c, $1.00. $1.25. $1.60, $2 25, J3.0Q
$1.50, $.1.75 to $0.00.
Hosiery
AT ir.c
MUhes 1x1 nib Hose, ppeclal Talun.
AT lilt
Hoys' Hlcyclo Hose, regular yalue
zii cents,
at 'jr.e '
Kino Mule hose double kneei, all
sizes, worth 35e.
AT ar.t
Ladles' lose, lifdo thread donblo
ole, droi Btitch, peer.i I'or thli
sain only 4 pairs to a customer, ao
tual value, do.
