THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: RUNT) AY, JANUARY 20, 1001.
8
CURRENT
COUNCIL
MINOR MHNTION.
Davis spIIh Kann.
Davis sells drills.
"Mr. Hlley," 6-cent cigar.
l'lne Missouri oak. Oltbcrt Oros.
Ons natures nml Rlobes nt Ulxby's.
1'lno A. II. C. beer, Ncunmycr's hotel.
Wollman, scientific optician, 409 Il'tl'y.
Hchmldt's photos BUarnntced to please
Moore's stock food kills worms, fattens.
W. J. Hostcttcr, dentist, Hnldwln block.
I.cffort. Jeweler, optician, 2M Uroailway.
Drink Iludwelscr beer. D. HOBonfcld, oKt.
Picture framing. C. K. Alexander & Co.,
Sit IJrondwny.
W. I. Gruff, undertaker and dlslnfoctor,
101 Houth Main street. Thono 600.
Oct vour work done at the popular Enslc
laundry, 751 Uroadway. 'I'hono 167.
Morgan & KWn. tipholstcrlnB. tmrAluto
repalrlnB. mattress miiklnc. 12J H. Main st.
Yv r l'arsons of Kansas City Is spend
ing two weeks wllh his pnmntH In this eltj.
Tim rtoyal and I.ndy HlKhlnnders will
me.' " Tuesday evenlnii In Hoyal Arcanum
mil. . . i
Hev. Albert VenthiK wont tn i Pcrclval, , In.,
yesterday to occupy tho pulpit ot tho nap
tlst eh'.irch today.
Conntv Treasurer Arnd yesterday can-
until Saturday, February 2.
Henry CVNell of Tenth avenue nnd Six
teenth street, who has been very sick for
threo weeks, Is ablo to bo out again.
A want nd In Thn Iter, will bring results.
' Tho enmo attention given to u want ml in
Council llluffs ns at tho Omaha ufllec.
Sheridan coal, onco tried always used.
. fimokcloss, no soot, clinkers nor sulphur.
I I'rlco $5, Jo.CO. Tenlon & Koley. solo nscnts.
Prank I. lVtter of Oakland, ono of l'ot
tawattamlo county's prominent fti"nrij,
was In Council Uluffs yesterday vIbIIIhb
friends. ,
Tho Mily Mnrcabees will meet' at tho
uninl time and place Tuesday 'afternoon for
tho Installation of nllleers. Tho guards aro
requested to meet curly.
A marriage license was Issued yesterday
to Henry Solllnger, aged (12, and Johanna
Henry, aged -tr,, both of Onmbn. Justlco
t'crrlcr olllelated at tho wedding.
Jewel court. Tribe of Hen Hur. will meot
In regular session tomorrow night, lho
decree staff Is requested to bo promptly on
hand for work In tho court degree.
Ocorgo Qreen. living at Twenty-second
utrent and Avenue II. was arrested yester
day, charged with cruelty to an animal.
Complaint wim lodged with tho pollco that
ho hail beaten un old horse.
Ilubo Fleming was severely shaken and
strained last evening by tho upsetting of a
load of hay on which ho was riding on
upper Uroadway. llu was taken In tho
pollco nmbulanco to his homo at 3j Modi
sou avenue,
C. I,. Damon, tho nllcgcd itinerant barber
sentenced to thirty days In, the county Jail
for tho theft of n razor, revolver and a
cheap watch, Is snld to havo onco been
secretary to a noted Toxub congressman.
Ilo ascribes his downfall to liquor.
Mrs. Mary Jessen caused lho arrest yes
terday of ThorwiiM Clemensen, a 12-year-old
boy, on tho chargo of assaulting and
beating her llttlo girl. Justlco IVrrler will
try tho caso Kebruury -. tho boy In this
mcantlmo being released on his own recog
nizance. Oeorgo Brvln Johnson, a bartender of
Carroll. la., tiled in tho United States dis
trict court hero yesterday a petition In
voluntary bankruptcy. His liabilities so
cured and unsecured, aggrcgato $1,121.2.). Ho
has assots amounting to $125, but claims
them all un exempt.
A ono and a half-story frnmo barn on tho
premises of 11. S. Jordan at KB Glen nvenuo
was destroyed by llro about 0:30 o'clock
yesterday morning. Tho blaze originated In
tho haymow, whero a llgnted lantern hnd
been loft overnight Ono horso perished In
tho flames. Tho wholu barn was In flames
by tho tlmo tho llro department arrived on
tho scene.
City Engineer litnyro had tho brldgo over
Jllilllin crei'K ui j'ouriruiiui nirrai unu
Third avenno closed yesterday. Tho trus
hoh urn rotten und tho structuro Is unsafe.
Tim imnrnni'h tn thn lirldira was fenced Off.
but no lights wcro loft thcro nt dark. About
0 o'clock Dr. II. H. Jennings drovo Into tho
fence. Tno pouco wero noiiucu unu rc;a
llglits wero placed thcro.
' Mrs. Jnno Baldwin has attached tho
Vienna restaurant on Uroadway to satisfy
a claim of $140 for rent. Axel Anderson,
tirnilmr of ttui urntirlelor. has filed a claim
for $59 for wages. Vigo Anderson, tho pro
prietor, recently gavo a J70O mortgage upon
nlB equipment to sce.uro a local grocery
firm to whom ho was Indebted. Deputy
Sheriff linker mado tho BcUure.
Illuft City council No. D9, F. A. A., has
elected theso olllcers: I. 1.. Jennlo Mess,
ner; 1.. J. T. Uinnlmr: V. 1'., Ixina Whit
...no.,i.... Tl.nr.taii 1 1 II m,l nil Ml II ! MPfiriV
larv, r.llrii niiciuurn; uimiMiuu, uun",
S utile, William Huston; sentry, J. W. Jones;
,, V. I.ursen; medical oxamfner, Dr. Trey
nor and Dr. I'ockhnni: trustees, M. A.
Limning, ltosa Huston, D. A. Sweeney.
An carlv attraction nt tho Dohany theater
will bo Sol Smith ltussell's great play, A
l'oor Kelutlon," which has not been seen
here for somo time. Mr. Krnnk Keenan us
Noah Vulo has achieved a perfect triumph
during tho last year In this port and u
splendid production of this play may be
looked forward to. Tho supporting company
Is a lino ono and all tho original scenery
costumes and stago settings aro carried b
Mr. Keenan.
Tho mult City laundry Is now In Its new
home, at 22 and 21 North Main street.
Everything In connection with tho Uuindry t.
new building, which Is ono or tho most 1m
unsine structures In tho .city, Is new
throughout. Tho machinery fa ofthe most
.n.in.t .if.aif.ti mifi tim ni-nnrlotors. Messrs.
Wallace & Grout, nro to be congraulated
on their enterprise nnd good fortune In hay
lug such a modem laundry plant. It Is
without doubt tho most complete laundry
In tho entire country. They urn now pre
purcd to do all tho work that is turned Into
them and will nihko a siu'clalty in turning
out lino work on collars and cuff.
"'-'hero's nothing lakes tho lonullness and
thn bitterness out of life like, a bahy,
wrotn Mark Twain years ago. A ilramutlBt
whoso name closely resembles that of lho
celebrated humorist evidently recognized
tho domcstla truth contained in tlioso linos
when ho wroto that sparkling farce.
"Whoso Baby Aro YoilV that makes Its
first Uppeurur.co at tho Dohuny thwater to
night. The effervescent plot of thlH piece
revolvea around nn Innocent baby who
causes complications and ludicrous situa
tions enough to puzzlo tho most Hub le
nilnd. From tho rise of thn curtain til Its
final fnll u series of funny Incidents follow
each other In such rapid succession that
thcro Is not a dull moment In tho ontlro
evening's entertainment. In Pl f .
eomewlmt rug-tlmn suggestion of Its tit lo
it Is renlly a fnrco of a high order, at times
approaching tho Btandard of refined
comedy.
If n young lndy smiles nt hur sweetheart
nnd a married woman smiles on a hus
band, why should Sapho. from her perch
on tho wall, smllo with tho lucky man
who partakes ot that famoiiB whisky,, bought
In bond nnd sold only nt Tho Hoffman?
IT
DOiTT PAY
To Buy Poor Shoes
Thnt is tho reason that
every customer ot our
store Is always pleased
with his purchase. Wo
do not keep poor shoes
even If wo do Bell ot a
low price. Wo keep tho
best tho factory turns
nut, nnd when you get
shoes at our storo you
can depend upon hav
ing received full vnluo
for your monoy.
SARGENT8
Look for the Bear.
FAFM LOANS
Negotiated In Eastern Nebraska
und lown. James n. yasnay, jr.,
IM Alain hi. i. wuuiicu imuiB.
a mn IJy
3tflUa TOUT WGnBV!n.nt
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KAVINCS. LOAN XSO IllIII.DI.MCl ASS'.I,
13U I'cnrl Htrcut, Council Uluffa, la,
NEWS OF IOWA.
BLUFFS. '
PLANS FOR A DAY NURSERY
Union of Aoiocifited Oheritiea Will Call for
Infants Whose Mothers Work.
DECISION TO BECOME INCORPORATED BODY
Anna II. IMielns I" rrrlilent 01 mo
Ornnnlrntlon, AV'lileli Intends to
llrliiK All Alins-nivrrn Into
llurmonloun Co-opc rntton.
At a meeting of tho Associated Charities
yesterday afternoon at tho residence of
Mrs. Oeorgo T. I'helps It wns decided to
tnako tho organization an Incorporated one
nnd with this end In view articles were
adopted and tho following officers elected:
President, Anna I). Phelps; vlco president,
Alvlna Rockwell; recording socrotary,
Hosamotid Tnrklngton; treasurer, Clara
Drown; auditor, Sarah Smith; assistant au
ditor, Margaret Maiirerj corresponding sec
retary, Anotta Wallace; assistant corre
sponding secretnry, Carrlo nallcngcr; at
torney, Cnrollno Dodge; chaplain, Soplironln
Dcl.ong.
Tho Incorporators Include the foregoing
ofllrera nnd thn following: I.ettlo Mont
gomery, Mary Drown, Julia Swanson, Helen
Montgomery, Clara Fredericks, Susau Hess,
Hannah McCnbc, Kllcn Atkins, Anna Sims,
Fanny Dradley, Emma Corey.
Tho general naturo nnd object of tho or
ganization Is to systematize, organtzo nnd
bring Into harmonious co-operation tho
charities and alms-giving of tho city. In or
der to furnish lmmcdlato relief to tlioso In
distress; to provldo that tho enso of every
applicant far relief bo fully and Immedi
ately lnvestlgetcd; to endeavor to help the
poor to help themselves by furnishing or
providing work for those who nro nblo to
work; to organize nnd carry on nny chnr
Itublo, benevolent or Industrial Institution
for tho furthernmo of theso objects nnd for
tho benefit of tho poor.
Ono of tho first things tho members of
tho organization have In view Is tho estab
lishment of n "creche" or day nursery,
whero tho Infant children of mothers who
aro obliged to support thcmsolves will bo
enrod for during tho day freo of charge.
Tho affairs ot tho organization will bo
managed by n board of trustees.
Gravel roofing. A. II. need, EU Droadway.
OFFICER & I'USEY HE All ESTATE.
Apprnlsern Mu1c Tlirlr Ilcport Upon
Hunk's AhsoIn.
S. O. Underwood, II. W. Dlndcr nnd J. r.
Hess, appointed by tho district court to
make an appraisement of tho real estate
holdings of the banking firm of Officer &
PiiBoy, filed their report yesterday aftcr
nqon. Tho total valuo placed by them
upon this class of tho bank's assets is
$105, 0S2. In tho report filed Inst October
by Receivers Dcrcshclm nnd Murphy of
tho vnsscts of tho bnnk, tho real estato
holdings wero listed at n valuntton of $157,
3C1, being $52,270 moro than tho valuo esti
mated by tho appraisers. Tho lnr&est dif
ference occurs In tho valuo of tho city
lots. Tho real estato In tho city is ap
praised at h valuo of $40,485. The banking
house Is appraised at $13,000, while In the
rocolvers report It wns listed nt $17,000.
Tho Btoro building ndjolnlng tho bnnk Is
appraised at $!),000, as against $11,000, ns It
Is listed In tho roport of tho receivers.
Two lotB in Grimes' addition, which wcro
listed In tho receivers' report nt $7,208, nro
estimated to bo worth $3,000 by tho np
pralsors. Threo lots in Mynstcr'u addition
nro nppraised at $500 each and eighteen
lots In Williams' addition nt $C,800. One
lot In ncers' addition Is nppraised nt $500.
In tho enso of tho farming lands tho
estimate of tho apprnlscrs nnd tho vnluo
ns listed by the rocolvers do not differ
very largely. Tho lands In Pottawattamie
county aro upprnlscd nt $28,982. In Monona
county 258 acres aro appraised nt $40 nn
ncro, making n total of $10,240. Eighty
acres In Harrison county nro appraised at
$20 an aero, a total of $1,600. Tho undi
vided half of forty acres in Cook county,
Illinois, Is npprnlsed nt $4,000. A lot on
St. Mary's avenuo In Omaha Is npprnlsed
at $2,000.
Lnnds in Nebraska nro nppraised ns fol
lows: Scotts Bluff county, 323 acres.
$2,000; Cedar, county, 320 acres at $27.50,
$S,800; Plcrco 'county, 320 acres at $20,
$0,100. The tax titles to a number of cltv
lots aro appraised at $575.
Tho cxpenso ot tho appraisement
amounted to $316.50. Under tho law tho
nppralsers nro entitled to chargo $2 a
day nnd expenses. They each put In n bill
for twenty-fivo days. Tho incidental ex
penses nmounted to $190. 5G.
N. Y. Plumbing Co., telephono 250.
Davis sella paint.
Another disc, ot Smallpox.
Another caso of smallpox was discovered
yesterday afternoon. Tho patient Is George
Bell, city solicitor for tho commission houss
of Constaut &' Co. on South Main street.
iiou ib Buffering from what la termed vario
loid, i mild form of smallnox. His rnsi.
donco in tho Canning Cut was placed under
qunrnntino. ucii Una been broken out since
last. v tHinesuny, but hnd continued nt his
miBincss until yesterday nftcrnoon, when
tho attention of tho Board of Health was
cnlled to his caso nnd ho wns ordered to
keep within doors nt his home, which Is
just within the city limits. Thore nro flvo
members In tho family.
Tho Board of Henlth met yesterday nfter-
noon and took tho nccessnry legal steps to
establish qunrnntino rogulntlons nt the
Kunz and Boll residences. It was decided
unnecessary to plnco guards nt tho Bell
noine.
Tho question of tho advisability of nunr-
nntlnlng tho Neuraayor hotel was discussed,
out moro appeared to bo no lmmcdlato oc
caslon for doing so. It was reported that
many of tho transient guests at tho Neu
mnyor left tho houso In n hurry beforo day
break yesterday morning, fearing that tho
authorities would establish a quarantine
utero.
Commonwealth 10-cent cigar.
Howell's Antl-Knwf cures coughs, colds.
Ninlth-lInlliMvit)- "uo In Court.
Tho caso of Spencer Smith and others
against Holloway and others occupied all
of yesterday In tho district court and tho
hearing of tho suit of County Recorder
Smith ngalnBt Pottawattamie county had to
bo indefinitely postponed.
County Attornoy Klllpack filed nn nnswor
to Recorder Smith's petition yesterday In
which the lnw Is quoted In support of tho
county's contention that tho county' re
corder having a deputy ho cannot bo al
lowed nny extra allowanco for clerk hire
Tomorrw, on tho convening of court,
Judgo Thornell will hear tho nrguments in
tho Ofllccr & PiiBey bank ense, wherein the
solvency of tho llrm is attacked in the po
titlon of intervention of Day & Hess and
J. K. Coopei,
Tho hearing in the application of Frank
Shlnn for a temporary Injunction restrain
Ing tbo Board of County Commissioners
from carrying out tho "tax ferrot" contract
with F. M. Cunningham, Is slated for Tues
day rooming, but will probably havo to be
postponed to allow tho completion of tho
Smith-Holtowny case.
Tt Arrests for Theft of Watch.
Two negroes, charged with stealing n
watch from ltoblnson Dros., Uroadway Jew
elers, yesterday afternoon, nro under ar
rest In dmnbn. They wero arrested ncross
tho river for another theft and tho watch
stolen here was found with them. They
gavo tho names of Henry and Louis Smith.
Tho negrocB entered tho storo of ltob
lnson Dros. nnd ono of them asked to look
nt n wnteh that was in tho window. Whllo
he was examining It near tho door Robin
son asked him 'to call In a man who was
cutting cordwood for him in front of tho
store. Tho negro w,lkcd out, told the wood
cutter Mr. Robinson wanted him nnd then
startod on a run down tho street. Ills
companion followed and both men wcro lost
to sight beforo Robinson had tlmo to give
tho alarm.
Word was sent to tho Omaha pollco nnd a
short tlmo afterward the two men wcro un
der nrrcst thcro on another charge when
the stolen watch wns found on them. Thoy
refused to como back hero without requisi
tion papers.
Prlzo two-step at Palm Orovo ball Tues
day, Jan. 22. Tickets, 25c.
Ileal Estntr Transfers,
Tho following transfers were filed yester
day in tho abstract, title nnd loan ofllco of
J. W. Squire, 101 Pearl street:
"William Phillips and wlfo to John M.
1'hllllps, w',4 nwU. neU nc', and nw4
sw'4 30-76-12. w. ij $ 4.0OJ
J. W. Squire nml wife to Hans IVter
ieison, o H',s acres ot ns se!j Ht'i
sjv'i 17-75-43. w. d
Soicn M. Horenon to Frank Spencer,
BOO
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els ne'4 31-77-42, q. c. d
Nancy D. Patten to William Patten,
hinds In sections 3, 3 und 10-7fi-4l,
ci. i tl..
Wlllla
nni Pnttnn in Knnnv II Intn.
w's set nnii se'i nei y-iu-4i, w. ... b
Mechanics' Savings bank to A. A.
Clark, o 22 feet of w 31 feet lot 2,
blrck 1. Iiayllss' 1st add, s. v. d 10,000
Omaha National bank tn A. A. Clark,
e IS feet lot 1R4, and west 2 feet lot
IKi, original plat, w, il 9,500
Manforil 8. liattghn and wlfo to John
M. Vlckcrs, lot 4, block ED, Riddle's
uubdtv, w. d 750
Total eight transfers $:t,7Gl
Clinrcli Note.
This evening nt Grnco Episcopal church
nishop Morrison will administer tho rlto of
confirmation nnd deliver nn address on mis
sions. All services will bo at tho usual
hours.
Elder V. A. Smith of Omaha will occupy
tho pulpit this evening nt tho Latter Day
Saints' church on Pierce street. There will
bo a social servlco at 10:30 o'clock In tho
morning.
Tho First Church of Christ, Scientist, will
hold services nt 10:43 this morning In the
Supp building. Tho subject of tho lesson
will bo "Truth." The regular experience
meeting will bo held Wednesday evening. at
S o'clock.
Tho Right Itov. Theodoro N. Morrison,
D. D., Episcopal bishop of Iown, will preach
nt tho morning service today In St. Paul's
church. Tho rector, Ilev. Oeorgo Edward
Walk will preach nt tho evening Bervlco nt
7:30 o'clock.
At tho First Congregational church this,
morning tho pastor, Itov. J. W. Wilson,
will tnko as tho subject of his sermon.
"Wickedness nnd Fire. ' Sunday hcIiooI will
bo held at noon. Chrlstlun Endeavor society
meeting nt 6:30 p. m. und n short gospel
scrvlco nt 7:30 p. m.
Sell Their Telephone IittercnO.
BURLINGTON, la., Jan. 19. (Speclnl.)
Tho Interests of tho Hubingers in the Mis
sissippi Vnlley Telephone company havo
finally been disposed of to Charles II. Rnn
dlo of Chicago. Tho consideration named
In tho bill of snlo filed in tho county audi
tor's ofllco hero Is $40,000. For this sum tho
Hubingers transfer to Mr. Randle all their
telephone exchanges, telephones and tele
phone systems between the cities. town3
nnd villages of Keokuk, Montrose, Fort
Mndlson, Weaver, Burlington, Medlapolls,
Wapello, Frultland, Columbus Junction.
Grandvlew and Muscatine.
-Mull ltolilicry Clonrcil Up.
HAMPTON, la., Jan. J9. A registered
mall packago containing $2,000 was taken
from n mall car on n sidetrack of tho Chi
cago Oreat Western railway hero on Mon
day last. Postolllco Inspectors W. M.
Kotcham of Mnrshalltown and C. E. Stew
art of Iowa City wcro detailed to Investi
gate tho theft and this evening Inspector
Ketcham hnd Sheriff Watt nnd Postofllco
Clerk Morcy of this city found tho money
in tho cellar of tho houso occupied by Jack
Hanson, a brakeman on tho Chicago Great
Western road. Ho was arrested nnd has
confessed.
Salnotio n I'ay ..'H)0 anil Cost.
ONAAVA, In., Jnn. 10. (Soeclal.l Jmiiro
Oliver trave tho whisky sellers of Monona
county nil n stinlfiht flno of J300 and costs,
without regard to whether they wero run
ning "holes-ln-tho-wnll" or "prohibition
drug stores," tho only exception bolnc
Frank nice of Uto, who got $500 and costs
for persistent violations of tho law. All
towns In Monona county had tho required
no per cent to run under the mulct law, ns
canvassed by tho board, except Hloncoo and
Cnstonn.
MoorlM-iid'n ITnliiuo Plan,
ONAWA, In., Jnn. 19. (Sncclal.l The
town of Moorhcad In Monona conntv hns
just completed n now brick building at a
cosi 01 several tnousand dollars, which .Is
called n "township high school." It Is n
flno structuro and a credit to tho new town.
nnd snld to bo tho only township high school
Dunning in mo state. All tho scholars In
Spring Valloy township will attend school
in aioornean ana tho county schools In that
township will bo abolished.
Srttlpn (he Deroe Estate.
DES MOINES, Jnn. 19. The sunremo
court this morning nfllrmod a decision of
tho lower court Involving tho $120,000 cs
tnto of A. n. Devoo of.Crcston, giving all
lho property to six children. Shortly bo
foro death Devoo marrjed Miss Carrlo Son
ley, .his domestic, sho signing nn nnto
nuptlal contract to make no claims upon
tho estato. Tho decision wns based on tho
contract.
InwniiN Co to Oklahoma.
STOUM LAKE, la., Jan. 19. (SneclaU
1 no uKinnoma boom has struck Storm Lake
ns well as Alta nnd n speclnl car took out
tho following persons: C. It. Morkloy, J. O,
npooncr, iur. nnu airs. C. Curnutt. Krom
Alta wcro: It. Clalscr, S. Penco, John Wnl
laco. Mr. Iiuckman, Alfred Wntts, Ocorgo
McKny, II. W. Chllds, C. Cornellussen,
ueorgo l'cnco nnu J. Wngstnff.
Atuly ln I no In llclraspil.
O.VAWA, In., Jan. 19. (Special.) Andy
rnino, wno was arrested for criminal as
sault last spring and tried nt Inst term of
court, tho Jury Btandtng 9 to 3 for ncqult
tal, has been released from custody by nd
vlco of tho county nttorney, an thefo wns
not considered ovldenco enough to convict
Mo no 11 11 (Nullity's Tno.
ONAWA. la., Jan. 19. (Special.) Tho
taxbooks of Monona county, Just turned
over to tho treasurer for collection work,
show that tho total valuation of tho' county
Is f4,13S,llil, with n total levy of $175.6l4,fi8
Of this amount $23,232,39 Is for thn con
struction of tho Woodbury-Monona ditch.
I.n Crippo coughs often contlnuo for
months and bometlmes lend to fatal re
sults nfter tho patient Is supposed to hnve
passed tho danger point, Foley's Honey
and Tar affords positive protection nnd
security from theso coughs. Myers-PIUon
Drug Co., Omaha; Dillon's Dni Store,
LSouth Oman.
Bilious-Got a Cold?
You're bilious, got a cold, you have a throbbing sensation in your head, a bad taste in your mouth, your
eyes burn, your skin is yellow with dark rings under your eyes, your lips are parched and you feel ugly and
mean, as if you wanted to kick a lame infant or kill a canary bird. Your system is full of bile not properly
passed off, and what you need is a cleaning up inside. Don't continue being a bilious nuisance to yourself
and those who love you, but send out at once for a box of CASCARETS and work off the cold while you sleep.
Be sure you get CASCARETS! Don't let them sell you a fake substitute.
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HMI, in-. ,.tut Mi ilia lilil- XII,
jljHlto on ccrs Decemoer 4, 1733. avfb
nTe nird yonr rnlnnhlr CAS-
K Bflk 71 CAUK l-s and find them perfect. Couldn't Kr-
JFjW .HiHIIIIIIIIA iat do without them. I have used them for capw
JSw mH HS ,!'R some, time for Indigestion and biliousness .',-
MZM r LY Hh5I nnd nm now completely cured. Recommend "
MXm tHw iKftV Jr" ,,lcm 10 every one. Once trlrd. you will b
MKtm JH Di- ntvcr be without them In the family." n.-.
mm jm dim. Emv- a- max- w. y. e a
flflV m nn( movement J on foot in New gclf, i IH
ijliw BEST FOR BOWELS Atf D LIVER.
nt?ivi VTPPn TYl rrttl!t1 tiAw1 IranbtM. nnfnrtlrltla. bltlotiinr.a.
bod brenlh, bn4 bloU, wind on
hrMttcbfi IQillre.llon, nimpiri, iminiiiiiirriiiiiiK, i,.-r- ruui,ir, pM,,n cum
plrxlun nnd dlitlnr... Wlirn your liuwfli ilnnH mom rritnlurly Tu ara
!etlB tlrb. C'nnatlpatlon kill, tmmrr, pvoplr tbnn nil othrr iltarillri tuirlhrr.
t ! K itnrtcr for Ibr chronic nllmenU nnd lonjt jreur. riO';!nK rimin
you will neTrr rt wrll nnd be writ nil llir lime until lull put your liui.f li
rlsbtV Tnbe our ndvlen lnrt wllh CANUA ICK 1 H tudity, under uu ab.olulo
unranleo to euro op money refunded. 4.19
OOtttHOOtttMOGOSI
AFFIRMS THORNELL'S RULING
Supreme Court TJpboldi Lower Oonrt'i
Deoiaion in Bridgo O&se.
NONPAREIL'S EXTRA NOT A PUBLICATION
Speclnl Edition, Iamied for Purpose of
PiilillsliliiK Amendment to l'rnn
uhlnc Ordinance, Held to Ilo
Xot I.cKnlly Sulllelont.
DES MOINES, Jnn. 19. (Spc3ul.) The
Iowa supremo court todny alllrmod In full
tho rulings ot Judgo Thornell In tho Omaha
& Council Bluffs Brldgo and Hallway caso
from Pottawattamlo county, in which nn
nctlon had been brought to test tho validity
ot an ordlnanco passed September 20, 1S97,
umending tho frnnchlso ordlnanco passed
tho previous year. Tho court holds that an
ordinance Is not In forco until after it has
been published In accordance with law and
that tho publication ot tho ordlnanco in the
special edition ot tho Nonpareil at 11
o'clock at night of tho day on which it was
signed by tho mayor, being tho last day on
which publication would Icgallzo It, was not
a publication within tho meaning of tho law.
Tho special edition was got out especially
for tho purpose ot publishing this ordl
nanco nnd It was not of general circulation.
Tho publication wns made on that day be
cnuso a uow codo went into effect tho next
day In Iown. Tho court nlso upheld' tho
ruling of Juilgo Thornell that tho clause In
tho ordlnurice requiring tho company to
keep on salo tickets nt a reduced price in
Council Bluffs for salo to residents of Coun
cil Bluffs was a discrimination In favor of
citizens of ono stnto ogalcst thoso of an
other on lntcrstnto business nnd uncon
stitutloral. Tho court also passed on nn Interesting
railroad dnmnge caso from Decatur county,
In which a verdict for $105 hnd been ren
dered by a Jury against the Burlington ralt-
road because' ono Bowshor had been ejected
from a train for refusing to pay tho 10
cents extra faro exacted from persons who
pny on tho trnln. Tho principles laid down
by tho lower court aro in tho main upheld,
but tho reversal was mado on minor points,
not nffcctlng nny genornl prlnclplo of dnm-
nges. somo preiumcini testimony was au-
mltted on cross-examination of tho com
pany's witnesses, but tho chief causa of re
versal was that In the Judgment was In
cluded an Item of $50 for doctor's fees for
services performed, when In fact there was
no ovldenco that tho services wero worth
that sum or that any such sum had In fact
been paid or asked.
In a enso involving tho estato of A. B.
Dovoo of Creston tho court upheld tho
legality of a certain marrlugo contract be
tween tho widow and tho deceased which
she sought to ropudlnto In order that she
might Inherit a larger sharo of tho estate.
In thl3 case Governor LaFoIletto of Wis
consin nppeared for tho appellees In tho
caso and won his point.
Ilankriiplcy DlNfliarKt'H.
Judgo McPherson, In tho United States
court, has ordered discharges in bankruptcy
In the cases ot Joseph Wardlan, I'henal W.
Baker nnd Samuel Locbo of Council Bluffs,
Eugcno H. Brady of Logan, John Bucking
ham ot Mills county, William Schwaller of
Carroll, Estolla M. Williams of Coon
Ilapldn, J. O. IledlnbauRh of Itcodcr's Mills,
James W. Husaell of Ogdcn, Charles A.
Cnstlo of Ottumwn, Orln C. Stoven3 of
Adnza, Emll Mclstcr of Dexter, Hnrloy O.
Turner of Mlln, J. W. Sharp of Contervillo,
Erastus L. Smith of Guthrie county, James
E. Dorman of Scranton, Thomas A. Deakln
of Ilunnells, Krcd M. Tldrlck and Emma U.
Tldrlck of Wintersct, William E. Tonco and
Kuto Pence of Keokuk, Edward L. Stovcns
of Agency, and W. A. Sexnuer, J. S. Ends,
J. I-'. Mnson, Isuac Jacobson, J. N. Patten,
J. II. Christopher, II. D. Case, Otto Acton,
A. J. Marx, I). It. Mills and W. II., C. E. and
Charlos E. Kisser, all of Des Moines.
IloelnrcN. IIIh llrtillicr Innocent,
John nnd Michael Hertnoy, brothers, who
aro notorious criminals, both having served
two tcim3 In tho penitentiary nnd both hav
ing been released last September from
serving eight-year sentences, were again
sentenced today In district court to ten
years for burglary. Whllo being sentenced
John, tho elder brother, startled tho court
by declaring, ns ho did eight years ago, that
his brother was entirely Innocent of tho
crime for which they both served tlmo ami
that ho (John) alono committed tho robbery
John Burke, who recently enmo hero from
Donvor, was sentenced to flvo years for for
gory, which ho confessed.
A Cnllforiiln-l"n .M ntory.
Tho body of Oeorgo A. Shockloy, n bus!
Hess man of Des Moines, Is expected to ar
rive hero tomorrow from I.os Angeles,
whom ho died suddenly last Friday. Tho
day on which ho died a young woman ar
rived In I.os Angeles irom ues .Moines
having In her chnrgo a 15-months-old baby
and sho said that she had boon given In
structlons that someone would meet her
at the train and care for the child. It de
veloped that Shockley is the man who hnd
sent for tho baby, but hl doath tho day
,ho nrrtved provented disclosure of any
cers Decemoer 4, 1783.
tbn .Coinnch, bloalrd bnmrU, fiml month,
Whitelaw
& Gardiner
BOSTON STORE,
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Great
Remnant
Sale
Tnfilo Mn i
1 UKIV liui a
nemnantR of dress goods, thnt sold In tho
j'icku ior lao nnu a pur ynru 11 n
on sale, londay, only per yd IU"
Tuble No. 2
Remnants of dress goods, (hat sold from
3yo to u.vt per yard, vhP
on salo Monday only, per yard -vu
Table No. 3
rinmnnntn nt flnn silk ribbon In nlaln. fan
cy, and plaids, 4 nnd f. Inches wide, reg
ular pneo from ioo to &oc per yu, ihn
on Balo Monday only, per yard
Table No. 4
Remnants of Sc, 10c nnd 12&c per yd.,
emoromery insertions, on saiu hp
Monday only, per yurd ou
Table No. 5
Remnants of 15c. 10c, S3o and 39c cmbrol-
dery unu insertion, on saio mo
Monday only, per yard uu
Table No. 6
Remnants ot 10c and Vc outing flannel,
llanni'letteH and percales, on kn
salo Moml.iy. pur yard uu
Table No. 7
Remnants of outing flnnnel nnd stnndard
calico, In dark colors, regular prlco Bo
nnd Be, on salo Monday Tin
per yard -JV
Odds and ends In rnen'H nml women's lino
silk neck ties and scurfs, that sold from
Mc to $1.00, on xalo 9hf!
Monday, ut each .. i -UU,
Men's $1.00 silk lleeced underwear, RCp
to closo out Monday, ut each Uou
Men's lino wool underwenr, somo extra
largo sizes, worth Jl.W. on flfl
sale Monday, ut each IiUU
Lndles' 39o plain corsets, OKn
In drab only, each uu
Angora nnd Ice wool, In black, white nnd
gray, on snlo Monday, per ball On
3 balls for 23c. f U
Women's $1.23 cambric wrappers, ORp.
On sulo Monday only, each UUu
Choice of our cntlro line Ladles' Jackets,
nnd cnpeH, on salo 3.hR
Monday, at each o- uu
Co curtain scrims, on , Qp
salo Monday, per yard wo
8c and 10c curtnln scrims, on Pip
snlo Monday, at per yurd U-u
15c Swisses nnd scrims, on flp
salo Monday, at yard "u
33o nets, Swisses nnd lino curtnln goods,
on salo Monday, Up
at, yard ,wu
Whitelaw! Gardiner
Boston Store,
Council Bluffs, lowa.
Q 0 H ft N Y J KE ft T E R C
Sunday, Jan. 20
FIlY.GrcilAf.D .Mt'HIMlY Offers tho
Whirlwind Society Farce,
Whose Baby
Are Yew ?
Written by Mark 13. Hwnn, mithor of
"JlrOWU S III lOWll iIK m ini'mnj
aiieci'ss-Brilliant company of ecimo-
.llntiK. It H Intensely funny, v'lean,
purcv refined.
I'rli'rfc -"' :,,, 111,11
knowledge ho may have had of tho caso.
Shockley had been prominent In business
In Pes Moines nnd had consldorablo prop
erty hero, but went to I.os Angeles to live
on account of poor health. Ho was 49 years
old and has a wife, but no children. i
Mondav
juo mi ..tut Mi ma trill- I
llltAHAN'TEKll To rfrttK, ri
rAKKTinni aald. Now It lioi,ril mlllfoa boxe. n year, sreater thaa any
similar medlrlnn In the world. TbW la nbaolnte proof or a-rrat aarrll, aad
our belt trtllmonlal. We hnve fallb. and will aelf CAMCAlt KX" abaolately
1 rear
innrnnirni 11, curr . ro.iirr irinuntai m
me
ik fnlr. boneattrlnl. na per alraole direction., nndlfiim nee not .Mil.flH
nfter utlna one COe box, return the nnu.ed AOr box nnd the empty box to
na by mull, or the drunlat from whom yea nnrehnard It. nnd It! T.lirnoirr
linea for Imtli boxea, 1 ake our ndxlce no nintter what alia yeu atart today.
llrnlth will nulckly follow and you will blcaa the day von flrat atarted the aia
ortJAflG'AltCTM). ilook free by mall. Addl BIKELIIIll XlIIDI to., . It w Cllun,
YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD
We are going to sell our Indies' Jackets, Coats, Wraps, Tailor
Made Suits, Waists, Furs and all our ladies' wearing apparel on
the installment plan. Also our immense line of Lace Curtains
and Draperies and Rogers' Triple Plate Silverware. These goods
will be sold on the Easy Payment Plan, thus enabling those in
moderate circumstances to get what they desire the best goods
of their kind in the market on the installment plan at the pre
vailing cash prices of other stores.
Novelty Cloak Store,
Open evenings.
CO TH
A Rubber Stamp
With Your Name in Any Style Type, 20 Cents.
Stamp with name nnd address, from I55c to 50c Rubber
Stamp Pads, in nil colors, 25c nnd 35c. Lin en markers, including btnmp, pad and In
delible ink, 45c.
307 Broadway.
Good Property
Is a Good Investment
Fifteen lots in a body for salo at a very reasonable price. Thest
lots are located tn Omaha addition and lis high and dry. They
will make a splendid location for some factory. Several other lots
suitable for building purposes one of them especially will mako
a One location for a home, being within one block of the'motor
line and within two blocks of a school houso and church located
In tho western part of ths city.
Apply at
Bee Office,
Council Bluffs.
GentervilleCoal
And coal from tho host mines In tho
country. Also huril coal anil wood.
I'rorript delivery Is our motto.
Transfer Line Between Council Bluffs
and Omaha
councii Bluffs Office, No, 23 North Main
St. Toloiihono 128.
Otiinlia Oflico, 311 South 12th Stroot.
Tolophono 1308.
Connection mado with South Omahn
Transfer.
WILLIAM WELCH,
BARTEL & MILLER
100 llroiulMii), Council lllun.
c ori'iii:
ArlnF.i, per lb To
H. Uriind 15e
I'e.xbury , 2-u
Illo. best 2T'0
Santos 25c
2-11). enn Mochu nnd Java ro
II. & M. lllend 25o
TMA M
film-Dried Japan, iter Ib Mo
Bplder I.eg, per lb fA)
Gunpowder, per Ib Wo
Young Hyson, per In... jo
KllKilsh llreakfimt, per Ib TSo
NO CURE, NO PAY
If jou liars (mall, vrak organ.,
lent iurr or wrnktnlnff liln,
our ucuum Orpan Pavrloprr will
rrctnre you without (true or
elfctiirttyt 23.000 In uf not on
failure, not oho re turnl i no CD P. fratuli wrltefor
nortlrulirt. wnt iwalnl In plain rntlo.w
LOCAL APPLIANCE. CO., 414 Chilli. Bldc- Dinrn, Colo.
10c.
25c. 50c
NEVER SOLD IN BULK.
DRUGGISTS
ago the Brit bos mt CAS-
ouy louny, iwo nua Doxea. TO
53G Broadway, Council Bluffs:
JNv -Houses and
Buildings Equipped
with the latest nucl most modern until
tnry plumblnR; opeu work throughout,
material of tho best, workmnushlp un
exceptionable. Old houses relltteil, de
fects remedied, nil, modern conveniences
supplied. Wo will Ieavo no Htono un
turned to glvo you the best satisfaction
nt lowest prices consistent with good
work.
J. C. Bixby & Son,
20i! Mn.il.
Telephone lull.
fln I'cnrl St.
Council IlliifTa, la.
Telephone 252.
VOH SATU,
Houso of 4 rooms, n-llar, pantry, closets,
noble, somo fruit, $4V).
House of 4 rooms, cistern, stable, chicken
houso, $ 1 25.
3-rooin house, cellar, well, cistern, stable,
Hhado trees, fence, I50; 175 lo J100 down,
bnlanco monthly.
Good 3-room house, nlco corner lot, city
wnter. cellar. kooiI utrrnt. irrji.
fl.room house, cellar, well, coal house, ncai
,ui uinuniriii ,,cMjit .u runy terms,
Houso of 6 rooms, collar, well, barn
chicken house anil hugity shed, J700.
Good houso of S room, cellar, woll, cistern.
barn, two lots, only $1,400.
Good houso of 4 rooms and summer kitchen.
cellar, cltv water, uood Gl.foot lot, coal
house, Jl.lOOj $100 down, balanco J1.1 to JU
per month.
Good 6-room cottnRe, cellar, cistern, city
wnter. bath, cesspool, barn, $1,600: jim
cash, balance easy terms.
Good 8-room houso on .Mill st,, cellar, city
water, cistern, born, shado trees, only
Ho'iiso'of S rooms, bath and closet, furnace.
uns nnd barn, 12,100.
Houso of 7 rooms and store room, pantry,
cemented eellor, city water, coal house.
fruit, 4 blocks from l O., only ll.fiOO.
HOU8KS AND KAHMB FOIt HUNT.
Johnston 6c Kerr
5.1 Broadway, Co. Bluffs.
Telephono 417.
RHEUMATISM
t'se Hi'd rrnss Itheumntlsm (Hire, a
prompt and sum cure for rheumntlsni Ir.
nny form. CurcH sciatica, lumbaKO. neu
rulKla, Kout, pains in the bnck, jnmeness,
stiff nnd swollen Joints, The best blood
purifier mado. A wonderful remi'dy hni
I'uretl thousands will euro you try It. At
drill? stores or soiit by express, prepaid,
1'rlio Jl.Oii. lied Cross Drug Co., Councf
IlluffH, Iowa.