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OUTSPOKEN ABOUT SCHOOLS
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CURRENT NEWS OF IOWA
Easter Opening
T1TE OMATIA DATTjT BEE: MONDAY, MATtCIl 17, 1902.
Less Tlsse ea Arithmetic said
Mere ea M sale.
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COUNCIL
SC5DAT DUCK HESTER SnOT
Villiun R. Fenoa Serionalj Wonoded at
Luke Macaw.
DEED DONE BY CHANCE ACQUAINTANCE
Stranger Point ef Raisins; Gsa te
beet t Urli Wb.ee Jt Oees Ow
Kid Ckirft Eaters Fer
rea'e Hips.
William H. Ferron. 18-year-old ion of
Dr. J. L Ferren. East PKrce street.
!ws accldently shot and seriously wounded
fcy a companion while huntlDC at Lake
lliniwi. Thi companion, : n stranger to
'nunc Ferron. he having met him at the
'lake for the firet time Sunday afternoon,
disappeared after the accident and bis same
was Dot learned, although It wa reported
that bis Dame wis either Quern 1 or Qulnn.
He Is thought to bare bees a stranger here.
The accident happened over on the Man
Aattan Beach side of the lake, where Ferron
and a companion tamed Can Hubert were
luntlDg for ducks. They struck up aa ac
quaintance with a stranger, who was also
cut after duck. Ferron was seated on a
fallen tree, near the edge of the lake, and
the stranger was about ten feet distant.
Some bird;, hove in eight and the stranger
was on the point of raising his gun when
It was accidentally discharged. The full
charge struck Ferron In both hips, making
bad wound, and severing sereral arteries.
VTlth a err Ferroa fell ever on the ground
nd the stranger, probably fearing he had
killed him. disappeared In the woods.
Assistance waa aeon at hand and Ferron's
jrounds were, temporarily attended to. He
Was removed to the Woman's Christian aa
aociatlon hospital, where examination
showed that he was badly wounded, but
the attending physicians did not believe
bis injuries would proTe fatal.
Davis sens glass.
WDONALO TO RUN FOR MAYOR
i i
Aldersaaa irons Fearth Ward Aeredes
to) Ira-eat Desaaada of Bas
laesa Mea.
Alderman C. W. McDonald, yielding to
the pressure of bis friends and a large num
ber of representative business men. an
nounced himself last evening as a candi
date for the republican nomination for
mayor. Ever since the opening of the mu
nicipal campaign Mr. McDonald's name has
been mentioned with more or less persist
ency In connection with the mayoralty nom
ination, but as persistently he declined to
be considered a candidate for the office.
His intentions being sincere not to be a
candidate for the mayoralty. Aldermu Mc
Donald sought and obtained a renomlnatlon
to represent the Fourth ward In the city
council. E race the primaries Friday night
many of. Mr. McDonald's friends and a
large number of prominent business men
renewed their efforts te induce htm to be
come a candidate for the republican nomi
nation for mayor." For buslbess reasonfe
Mr. McDonald hesitated, but the pressure
brought to bear on him waa of such a na
ture that yesterday he decided he owed It
to his friends and the persons urging his
candidacy to consent to their wishes.
Alderman McDonald has represented the
Fourth, ward for one term In the city coun
cil, during which he has made an enviable
record for business methods. As local man
ager of a large wholesale Implement house,
be has ever since hia residence la Council
Bluffs been prominently Identified with the
Interests and welfare of the city. He has
always been ready to devote his time and
energies when called upon to assist In any
public movement, and has also always been
willing to assist financially any movement
In the Interests of the. community. His
friends who urged him to become a candi
date for the republican nomination feel
that as msyor of Council Bluffs he would
rive the community a clean, businesslike
frsd capable administration.
Davis sella glass.
St. Patrick's Day Progress.
This is the revised program for the St.
Patrick's day entertainment In the Dohany
eoera house this evening, under the aus
pices of the Council Bluffs 'division of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians:
Pverturs American and Irish airs
Orchestra.
Doming address by the chairman ..,
John M. Galvln.
Vocal aolo The Kerry Dance
C. H. Aitchtaon.
Vocal solo Irish Folk Song
Mm Stella Mclntyre.
llolln duet Irish airs
Masters Matthew Campbell and Edward
Stack.
focal solo Klllarney
Master Lmrwln l Bradley!
Address of the evening
Hon. T. J. Mahoney.
kelerUone Irish sirs
Orchestra,
JTcoal solo Father O Flynn
William H Brown,
'focal solo Dermot Asthore
XI Iks Rom A. Brady.
Vocal aolo The last Rose of Summer...
W. 11. M.-c'onvill.
rXedtation Dawn on the irteh Coast....
Daniel J. Hurley.
ftuartet Believe Me.:
T. F. Swift. Clinton Miller, John V.
Brennan, William It. Brown,
Chorus a God Save Ireland; lb The
r?iar Spangled Banner
CJlrla of Bt. Francis Xavier's church.
Acoumpanixts J. M. 8tma. Mrs. George F.
Hughes, Miss Minnie I'nthank. Miss Mary
Rogers.
The proceeds of the entertainment will
p used la entertaining the atats conven
tion of the order In this city this summer.
the house Is already practically sold out
tad ths affair promises to be a success
financially and otherwise. .
Te Take I s Aeeresrlstlses.
The city council tonight la expected te
arrange for the approprtatioaa for the
eaaulsg fiscal year commencing April L
The appropriation ordinance has by law
te be passed at the first meeting of the
council In April. The newly elected alder
men will take their seats at the April see
aloe, of the city council, but ths outgoing
council will determine the appropriation
necessary te maintain the several depart
meats of the mualcipality for the ensuing
year be tore It retiree from effiee.
Owing te the Increased assessed valua
tion of the city the Income ef the muni
ctpallty promises te be slightly In excess
of that for last year and the appropriations
eoaaequently can he eomswhat more lib
eral. ;
Last year, awing te the diminished rev
enue ef ths city, the appropriations were
EEWIS CUTLER
Funeral Director
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FARM LOAN
IS
60K.
nteeetuted la fcestera. t
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BLUFFS.
scaled down to the lowest margin possible
and all of the. funds are practically ex
hausted. This is especially tree of the
appropriations for the police and lire de
partments. Gravel roofing. A. H. Read, til Broadway.
tlea.
The republican convention to nominate
a city ticket will be Thuraday afternoon
at 1 o'clock In the county courthouse. The
precinct primaries to select delegate to
the convention will be tomorrow evening
from S to t o'clock.
The places for holding the primaries
and the number of delegates to which each
precinct Is entitled are:
Flmt Ward First precinct. Wheeler
Ilr-reld's building, six delegates. Second
precinct. Sheeley dt Lane a marble shop,
eight delegate.
Becond Ward First precinct, city build
ing, eight delegates. Second precinct, 744
West Broadway, eight delegates.
Third Ward Flmt precinct. Crest on
house. South Main street, eight delegate.
Second precinct. No. 1 hose house, Mouth
Matn street, seven delegates.
Fourth Ward First precinct. Farmers'
hall, courthouse, seven delegates. Second
precinct. Smiths hall, Sixteenth avenue,
six delegate.
Fifth Ward First precinct county build
ing. Fifth avenue and Twelfth street, ten
delegates. Second precinct, county build
ing, sixteenth avenue and Thirteenth street,
six delegates.
Sixth Ward First precinct, county build.
Ing. Avenue B and Twenty-fourth street,
eight delegates. Second precinct, H. P.
Hansen's place, two delegates.
The primaries for the selection of dele
gates will be held open for one hour, ac
cording to the rules of the republican city
central committee.
Plumbing and heating. Blxby as Soi
MINOR METTIOW.
ravls sells drugs.
Stockert sella carpets and ruga.
Met beer at Neumayers hotel.
unman, icifouac optician, sus xt way.
Pasturage, Judson. 99 th eve. Tel III.
Mrs. J. L. Stewart la visiting relatives In
Cincinnati.
Perry pictures for sate. C E. Alexander
A Co., Broadway.
J. C. dt W. Woodward, architects, room
1. Everett block. Council Bluffs. la.
Missouri oak body wood. It SO cord. Wil
liam Welch, 21 N. Main street. Tel. 12a.
Fidelity council. Royal Arcanum, will
meet tonight for lnitatlon of candidates.
Mrs. Charles Eckerman of Omaha is guest
of Mrs. William B. MaxAeld, 43 Damon
street.
Laurence Brcwn left last evening for
Scranton, Pa., where be will visit relatives
until September.
Go to Morgan Klein for upholstering,
mattress making and feather renovating.
L2 South Main street. Phone Hi.
For rent, office room, ground floor; ex
cellent l cation for real estate or insur
ance; centrally located. Address 8. Bee
office.
The choir of St. Paul's Episcopal church
will present Shepard a cantata, "The Ser
mon on the Mount." at the church Friday
evening.
The Ladies' auxiliary of St. Paul's Episco-
rtl ftllir.tl Will VYlAAt 1 tkl, Aft.,m.WtM
st the home of Mrs. T. 1. Foley on South
I Sixth street.
I The Derthick club will have a rehearsal
i'iiigM. t 9 m nr. i UK RPiun biuuiu, vu
the second floor of the Wickham block, on
Broadway.
The vestry of Bt. Paul's Episcopal church
will meet this afternoon at o'clock In
the office of Postmaster Treynor In the
federal building.
For rent, two "furnished or unfurnished
rooms, for light housekeeping, for man and
wife; no children; rent reasonable. Ad
dress M. Bee office.
Derthick club concert. Royal Arcanum
hall, Monday evening. March 24, at o'clock.
Tickets on sale at .111011 a a rue store,
corner of Broadway and Main streets. Ad
mission za cents.
The Salvation Arm v has reonened its
barracks In this city. Captain and Mrs H.
C. Barrett being in charge. Captain Bar
rett and nts wire come trora Asniana. iu.,
where they worked with considerable suc
cess.
After the canvass of the vote csst at the
recent school election at the meeting of
the Board of Education tonight. President
J. P. Heee will retake his seat aa a new
member. Member Swalne will steo down
snd out and George W. Gorman will take
possession or the seat vacated ty turn.
N. T. Plumbing Co., telephone ISO.
FIGHT STARTS IN CHURCH
Renewed After Service, It Resells la
a Serleaa Staablas;
Affray.
CRESCINT. Is,. March II. (Special)
Harry Watts, 17-year-old son of C. D.
Watts of Creecent, was severely stabbed by
Oeorge Saratt. n man from Nebraska, who
hsd been here but n short time. Ths trouble
started In church. Saratt assaulted Watte,
who said he did not want any. trouble, but
en the way home after church, Saratt drew
a knife and stabbed ths Watts' boy six
times. One cut required four stitches to
close. Watts bled profusely. Though Watts
waa cut horribly be will recover. If blood
poisoning does net set In. Saratt escaped.
TO REDUCE PENSION CLAIMS
BUI te rrevesl Oaeratleas ef I aaera-
palens Arrets la the Preal
dcat'e Heads.
WASHINGTON. March 1!. Senators and
members of congress are much interested
In the fact that the pension appropriation
bill soon will become n law, because tkey
hope te obtain from It soma relief from
the pressure on them te secure private pen
sion legislation. The bill contains n pre
vision making It "a criminal offense for
attorasysor claim agents, er other persons
te receive cempeaalons tor services ren
dered in connection with the passags
through congress ef privets pension bills.'
They say thsre are now maay. times as
maay bills before congress as possibly can
receive atteatloa daring n session ef con
gress and the number Is increasing dally.
They recognise that maay of the bills rep
resent Just claims, but they also feel that
claim 'attorneys have been mors active than
they were called upon te be.
It la also declared that claimants bars
been Imposed upon In maay cases and per
suaded te pay money for the Introduction
of bills, which stand no show of. becoming
laws.
The bill la now In the hands ef the
president. .
CONCHA READY FOR HIS YOKE
Sew Minister frees Celesnela Freeeata
Bis rredeatlala te tee lree
Ideat Ted ay,
aaaeewsasasw .
WASHINGTON. March 1. Seaor Jese
Vicente Concha, the new nUaiater from
the rnlted States of Colombia will present
his credentials te the president tomorrow.
He will be accompanied te the White House
by Secretary Hay and by T. Herran. the
secretary ef the Colombian legation.
Since his stay here of n week Senor
Coacha has been giving hie atteatloa te
the protocol prepared by hia predecessor,
governing ths coastrnctioa ef an Isthmian
caaal at Panama and during the present
week this will be presented to the stats
department for Joint signatures by the rep
resentative ef both govsrnsLsaxa, ,
AFTER THE STATE OFFICES
-
Itaiij Already Havs Announced m "Willing
to Berre in lows,
MARCH. STORM HITS HARD IN SECTIONS
Tewaable Trastees Defy Taeelaatlea
Mary ef Deserter Glass Progress
ervetloa Cleaa-lsv.
(From a Staff Correspondent)
DE3 MOINES, March 1. (Special.) Al
ready much Interest la being felt la the
coming state political campaign, and sev
eral candldatea are engaged In looklag
over the Held. Renomlnatlon for second
terms It conceded to W. B. Martin, sec
retary of state, and O. 8. Gllbertson, treas
urer of state, both now serving first terms.
For clerk of the supreme court there will
be a number 01 csndldatee. C. T. Jones,
the present clerk. Is a candidate for re
nomlnatlon. Other who are considered
csndldatee are J. E. Whelan, of Red Oak;
John 8. Crockett, of Eldora; J. H. Buchan,
of Grundy, and P. H. Bosquet, of Pells,
There say be still others In the field.
There will also be n sharp contest for
auditor of state to succeed Merrlam. who
haa had two terms. He haa been consid
ered a candidate for n third term but may
not enter the race. Hia present deputy,
Amos Brandt, Is na nvewed candidate for
the place and will have the support of
Polk county In the state convention. B. F.
Carroll, a newspaper man of Davis county,
baa been announced as a candidate for the
place. F. F. Bennett, of Sioux City, has
also been announced aa n candidate. The
convention will alee nominate a candidal
for railroad commissioner. K. 8. Ketchum,
of Msrshalltown, Is the only avowed can
didate, bnt others are being considered.
The convention haa not yet been called but
delegations have already been selected for
It In some counties.
March Stores la Central lewa.
Ths storm did not fully break upon cen
tral Iowa until last Saturday night and
this morning there was an Inch of snow on
the ground, n hard wind blowing from the
northwest and the thermometer showed
that the temperature had gone down from
CO to lesa than SO degrees. Following a
it did a long series of spring days the sud
den storm caused n good deal of suffering,
but the sea ton had not been far enough
advanced to place fruit trees in danger
from the frost. The Ice has already gone
out of the rivers and there la but little
frost in the ground, so that In a few week
spring work may be commenced on the
farms.
Whole Tewashle Rebels.
The secretary of the State Board of
Health has called the attention of the
county attorney of Carroll county to a
plain violation of the law by ths authori
ties of n township in that county. Twenty
cases of smallpox exist in Roselle town
ship nnd the health board of the city of
Carroll has been compelled to quarantine
against It. but the townshln traitoM
passed a resolution declaring n belief that
more persona are kUled by vaccination than
by smallpox and therefore la the Interest
of public aafety refuse to order vac
cination. The State Board of Health If
powerless to act In each cases, though a
bill will soon become a law whlrk win
give the board full power to proceed to
ths township and establish quarantine and
saieiy regulation.
Deserter Glass la Dee Mol.es.
Th man who is the subject of Presl
dent Roosevelt's first veto is a colored bar
ber In Dee Moines, John Glaas. who has 1
little shop in th suburbs, vi. .
pointed I because of the veto of the bill to
remove the charge of desertion from bis
record. His story la that hs waa If yean
old. enlisted aa n powder boy for on year.
ae on a vessel at Cincinnati in March
ISM. and became IWlfi of matt t fm ,
gardlng the captain of th boat which th
captain wanted kept a secret at ..
tain one day took him In a small boat up
"r ana set mm on land with 111 In
money and told him to go. The fleet Im
mediately steamed away. He elaims he was
ocij a ooy ana thought he had to obey hi
superior officer. He haa wander k.
world a good deal and has been In Des
aioinee several year.
Northwest lewa Teachers.
Superintendent Barrett has received
copies of the program for the ninth nnnual
meeting of the Northwestern f. t...i.
ere association, which will be held at
Spencer April 10. 11 and 12. A strong pro
gram ha been prepared. Governor Cum
min will address the teacher Thuraday
"""i. a 10. at to spencer opera
house. Fridsv mnraln PrM vr . -r
m - . wucs
will speak.' Superintendent Barrett la en
" program tor n prominent part In th
superintendents' and nrlnclnala' ri,ii -
ble to be held the afternooa of April 10.
w aiso aetiver an address April 11.
A feature of the meetiae will K
drees by Hon. Henry Houk, deputy stat su
perintendent of Pennsylvania.
Faealgate ladlaa Reeervatlea.
President Una of the Bute Board ef
Health visited the Indian reservation In
Tama county last week with a view to sr.
ranging for ths work of cleaning up nnd
fumigation. He went to the Indiana, ac
companied by th Indian agent, and re
ported what waa to be done. The Indiana
showed n disposition to resist th contem
plated clean-up. They will be paid for th
stuff burned or It will be replaced, but as
they are not disposed te sell at reasonable
price or accept anything reasoaabls. It la
reared trouble will be had. The president
will return to the reservation this week
and proceed with th fumigation and If th
Indians ars not tractable fore win be used.
till Keeps It ts,
"During a period ef poor health some
Urn age I got a trial bottle of DeWltfs
Llttls Early Risers," say Justice of ths
Peace Adam Shook of New Lisbon, lad.
"I took thsa and they did ms se much
good I have need them ever nine.' Safe,
reliable aad gentle. DeWltfs Little Early
Riser neither gripe nor distress, but stim
ulate ths liver aad promot regular nnd
easy action of the .bowela.
rEKSIOJS FOR VAE9TEBS TETERtXI.
General Goveeaaseat.
WASHINGTON. March 1 (Special.)
The following western pensions have been
granted:
Issue of Februarv 23:
Nebraaka: Increase. Restoration, Reis
me. Etc. Thomas J. Wruhi HrA r.miA
til. Original Widows. Etc Mary O. Rosen-
crania ispeciai accruen aiarcn I), Alma, H.
Iowa: Onelnal Wllliajs H. ilrhaML
Mason City. 1. John BhaxaweU. Doon, t.
Increase. Restoration. Keiasue, Etc. John
M. Russell. Otrumwa, liu: George Hutchi
son. Burlington. !; Resin Wlikine. Dm
jaoinee. original V) toowa Lou 11. Har.
rlaon (special accrued Msrch I). Montrose,
Xk
I South Dakota: Original Widows. Etc
I Catharine A. KusaclL Vermilion, ts
I Colorado: Increase. Restoration. Reissue.
1 r ic wiuiaro n. jaacoaaoer. Jeavera-e
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Fowler gav an address at th Congrega
tional church on school matter la general.
He said many thing ef valu te both teach
era aad patrons.
He said that th Albion school building
were vastly better than the average In
towns of It site. He claims that school
beard change teacher to often; that the
average life In the profession ef th teach
er of Nebraska I but four year and that
Nebraska require J.000 new teacher year
ly. Th average salary of Nebraska teach
ers is 1255 n yesr. He believe In n slid
ing seal of wage for teacher who are
kept from year to year. He denies that our
children can not spell as well a ourselves
or our grandparents. He question th ad
visability of putting so much tlm upon
some thing In arithmetic such a taxes,
partial payments. Insurance, bonds, etc-.
but would spend more time In mental arith
metic He spoke strongly in favor of teach
ing music In the schools and instesd of
teschiag arithmetic one hour a dsy and
music ten minutes, would teach music one
hour nnd arithmetic ten minutes. Mr.
Fowler waa given ths clseest attention.
FALL WHEAT IS ALL RIGHT
Farxaers Areend Bxeter Glad 4e See
Greea Bledee Belle the
Cresvkere.
EXETER. Neb.. Msrch It rSni.l 1
After two days of strong wind, accompanied
by dust so dense that the sun waa ob
scured n greater ttortlon of th tina fin
shower of rain and considerable ball fell.
continuing with light shower for hours.
The wind then veered to the northwest, be
coming several degrees colder, and n light
nurry 01 snow tell. TDS moisture will be
of Inestimable value to th fall wheat.
which during th last few warm day be
gan to come forward In flna shana. nrnvin
that, contrary to th opinion ef numerous
croaxera. mere is dttie. it any, dead wheat
la this part of th state.
FUNERAL OF WILLIAM LEESE
Maseale Order Conducts Services Over
Grave ef Feraaer Attoraey
Geaeral.
LINCOLN', March It. (Special Telegram.)
Funeral service over the remain of
William Leese. ex-attorney general, were
held this afternoon from St. Paul's Metho
dist Episcopal church. At th grav the
exercises were conducted by the Masonlo
order. The pallbearer were: William A.
Poynter, M. B. Reese. F. W. Hill. J. E. Hill.
J. V. Wolfe and John M. Stewart. Th
church service were conducted by Elder
Davis, nsslsted by Dr. F. S. Eteln.
NEW CHURCH AT LINCOLN
Tea-Theasaad-Dellar Hease ef Wor
ship Is Dedicated for the G er
ase a Method lata.
LINCOLN, March Special Tele
gramsThe new $10,000 edifice of the Ger
man Methodist church nt Fourteenth nnd
M streets waa dedicated today. Among
those who assisted in the consecration
were: Rev. H. T. Davie aad Rev. Fletcher
L. Wharton ef this city, Rsv. Charles B rug
ger of Ruahton, Kan.; Rex. Charle Harm
of Clatonln and P. H. Shalt! of Wathenn,
Kan. s '
IMPROVE PORTAL SEMAPHORE
ralea reel do Plaae to Pwt la aa En
tirely Kiw Iaterleeklaa;
Pleat.
PAPILLION. Neb., March If. (Special.)
The Union Pacific railroad will oon make
great improvement at th Portal sema
phore. A new Interlocking plant la to tak
the place of th old style system, and th
tower will be enlarged. Operator Secord of
that place say the work will be begun aa
soon a th material can be obtained. Th
cost will be In the neighborhood of $5,000.
Republicans ef Ashless.
ASHLAND, Neb., March IS. (Special.)
The republican of Ashland in caucus last
night nominated the following ticket for
city officers: For mayor, Jeff Smith; for
clerk, Ira Sexton: for treasurer, Ernest
Wlggenborn; for police Judge, Jess Moon;
for councllmen, Harvey Wakefield, First
ward; George L. Scott, Second ward. These
nomination were nil made by acclamation.
Mayor Rallsback declining another term. A
contest was mad on candldatea for th
Board of Education. John A. Reece being
nominated en the first ballot and James H.
Oliver on th second. Hon. H. H. Shedd
was chairman of th caucus and Charle E.
Calkin secretary.
Aatl-Ueease aad Citlaeas,
GENEVA. Neb.. Msrch It. Th sntl-ll-
eense nnd eltlxens have each a ticket.
On the former la B. B. Ogg for mayor, A.
D. Curtis for clerk; C H. Burnett for
treasurer, and three councllmen, for scuool
board, Mr. F. B. Da via, Thorpe and
O. R. Green. The eltlxen' csncu nomi
nated H. P. Wilson for mayor. He haa
held that office for th last two year.
Th etUsens also nominated J. D. Hamilton
for clerk; W. 8. Huston for treasurer;
three councllmen, for school board, J. J.
Burk. and Lee Huston.
Oravesteaee far veterans.
HKMINOFORD. Neb., March 11 (Spe
cial.) The government has supplied six
headstone for civil war veteran who are
hurled In Hemlngford cemetery. A request
was mad for these two year age from
the quartermaster general. They came In
fin shape nnd will be set np Immediately.
Th name of the soldier are Jame Mc
Cullough. Michael Shlndler. William Alex
ander, Albert Howlaad. Edward Robert
and Mr. Keen.
Fat res rr High I.lcesae Keaalaeee,
FAIRBCRT. Neb., March It. Special.)
The eltlxens' high-license party mad th
following nomination at th caucus last
evsnlng: For mayor, R. A. Clapp; for
clerk. L. J. Nutxmaa; for treasurer, D. B.
Cropsey; for police judge, W. Clark; for
engineer, A. Courtney; for aldermen. N.
Downs and J. Simpson; for member of
Board of Education, H. P. Saowalter and
U W. Goodrich.
BANKS WILL LOWER RATES
lew Mesey Order tyateaa Will Use see
Ceet Oae-Taird of that Xew
la Veara.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 1C Of th move
ment by the banker of th country for a
universal money order system, which was
decided upon In detail at th meeting of
the representatives ef the Banker as-
oclation of the different state In New
York Saturday. President Vedford B. Wll
eon of th Capitol National bank tonight
taidr
The obieet of the money order assorts
tion is to come Into eompetluon with the
express companies la carrying small monev
orders, which tend to take the business
eiofcg-, Instead Dt glvLs It, to I&cju. ZasJ
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The Stylish Easter Costume or Wrap
Cannot be selected to better advantage than In our Cloak and Suit Department sll
the beet styles from the leading makers are Included in the stock. As a special feature
of the Easter buelne we place on sale this wees. A LINE OF MODEL. SUITS that
represent the very hlxhet degree of eult etyle known to the manufacturer.
RAGLANS, In silk, coverts and shower-proof ciolh. ETON'S, etc
v . No one article of drees l so much in de
lllnVrC TOT rHlfr mand on Easter as the Glove. We are
VIIUTWO lul a-UO IW1 ,ho1ng all the new ahades and colon In
Dent s, IVrrlna. Alexandre, etc.
Glove Pr1oee-6c 75c, U-00, Li0, JLT5. COO.
Men's and Boys' Easter Styles in
Clothing, Hats and Furnishings
The tnoet etvlieh Suits and Overcoats made and the only onee equal tn custom made are the "HART, WHAFF
NER or MARX' make and we are the only retailers of them hers. Spring styles now showing. BOYS' AND
CHILDREN S CLOTHING A SPECIALTY.
association's plan will restore to the bank
era much of the business in this line which
Is now being done by the government
through the poetofflce. The general scheme
is to nave a univeresi iimmi- muri
by bankers which will be honored at any
bank where the order may be presented.
For Instance. If you want 10 carry orwnu
m.mAv -11 vnn hiiv to do la to set a bank
ers' money order, take It with you or send
It in the mail ana it win m punomi
place In the country without cost or Incon
venience. The Idea, ts to charge one-tenth of 1 per
cent for the money order on small amounts,
which I about one-third the charge of the
express companies and less than the charge
made by the government. The universal
bankers' money order system will also be
much simpler and much more convenient
than the government money order system.
In fact, the idea of the universal money
order Is to make it paysble sny place In
the United State without trouble as to
identification, genulnenesa of algnature or
signing papers.
WORK OF, THE TRAcfloClETY
Vast Asaeaat ef Uteretare Dlatrlented
aad Wide Eateat ef Resalts froas
Celpertage Syetene.
WASHINGTON, Harch Ths annual
meeting of th American Tract society was
held this afternoon In St. John' Protestant
Episcopal church. Rev. Judson Swift, Held
secretary at New York, presented n brief
report of th secretary' work and Right
Rev. Alexander Mackay Smith. D. D.,
preached the aermoa.
Dr. Smith' discourse was earnest and
eloquent. He reviewed the society's past
history and dwelt on the splendid work it
la doing among the Mormon. Immigrant
and in th Island possessions of the United
State, as well as its general lines of serv
ice for the salvation of aoula. The secre
tary stated that thirty-seven new publica
tions had been added during the year,
twenty In English and the other in Ger
man. Spanish, Italian and Dvtch. The
whole number of distinct publications Is
sued by the society since Its organization
reached a total of 11.86. while the entire
number of publication for the past seventy-seven
year Issued from th home of
fice, including volumes, tract and periodi
cals, amounted to nearly 100,000.000, which
does not Include th millions of tract and
volume Issued nt missionary stations In
foreign lands. The number of periodicals
circulated during the past twelve month
wan Z,U:,400.
81 nee the organization of colportage.
lzty-en year ago, over 15,000.000. family
via Its have ben made and 14.J60.000 volume
distributed and in over 8.000,000 families
prays r was offered or conversation held on
th subject of personal faith In Christ.
Four hundred and eighty-seven thousand
Immigrant landed on our shores during
1901. nnd th Tract society having pub
lished the gospel truth In 151 languages. I
prepared to reach this vast multitude.
Additional colporter bav been placed
In Chicago, Cleveland and Detroit to
work among th Pole and Bohemian.
During and sine th Spanish wac
t,t3J psgea of Christian literature
In the Spanish language have been
distributed In our island possess loos
aad In other 8panlsh-speaklng countries
S.CC0.S2S. making a total of S.SOO.ttS page
la th Spanish language, and 10,113,T5
page bav been given to th army and
navy daring th same period.
The distribution of Christian literature
in th Mormon home by means of wagons
and colporter. for th purpose of reaching
th children nnd youth, has been successful.
Th demand for th society' publications
and for additional colporter r constantly
Increasing. Its resources, therefore, are
taxed ts the ntmoet nnd an earnest appeal
I made for fund.
Hebrea Urease Ticket.
HEBRON. Neb.. March 16 (Special.)
The Independent cltexen' or license party
held It caucus at th opera bouse last night
and nominated these candidates for city offi
ce: For mayor, J. W. Mitchell, for treasurer.
John Burns; for clerk, George Wilkinson,
for engineer, Charle Nlrkl; for council-
T1
m$ dim
Brewed b plant as clean aa the cleanest hotng kitchen alwtvi open to
your iiatpcctio'-c 8,971 vi"0" Inst year.
rn
BLUFFS
Noa HI II 8
Complete Stock of
Carpets. Rugs, Linoleums, Mattings
Mail Orders Carefully and Promptly Filled.
men. First ward, J. M. Williams; Second
ward W.- L. Bogarth: Third ward, A. R.
Wilson and J. R. CrandalU
District Ceart at Albion.
ALBION, Neb., March (Special.)
District court ls,to convene Tuesday, with
Judge Thompson on th bench. The docket
is quit large tor this county, fifty cases
waiting to be tried.
A cold at this time. It neglected, I liable
to cause pneumonia, which I so often
fatal; and even when the patient has re
covered th lung are weakened, making
them peculiarly susceptible to the develop,
ment of consumption. Foley's Honey and
Tar will stop th cough, heal and strengthen
th lungs and prevent pneumonia.
NEW BIDS , MUST.. BE FILED
Oars for Bl Fight te Be Seaaattted
la Daplleate at Sen
York.
NEW YORK, March 17. Percy Williams,
sctlng fur "Bob" Fltsslmmons, had. be
tween 12.3A and 1 o'clock this morning, a
talk over the telephone wlrts with "WUv"
Delaney. who is bi San Francisco looking
after the Interests of "Jim" Jeffries. The
men Interchanged a number of messages
relative to the bids for the fight. Delaney
favored the Los Angeles offer, but Fits
Simmons, wno was at this end of the wire,
with Williams, did not fall in with the
Idea.
Finally, Fltsslmmons gave this ulti
matum: All bids must be sent in duplicate
to New Tork. and opened April 1. at which
time a decision as to which club will get
the Aght Is to be made.
T1iU was agreed to by Delaney. and the
talk came to an end.
LOS ANGELES, Cel., March 1 When
asked today what he thought of the bids
for the big fight. Champion James J. Jef
fries waa somewhat non-committal. He
would express no decided preference of
San Franc isco clubs, but said he thought
the bids of the Los Angeles club, one for
a purse of tJS.OXi and another of TO per
cent, with a guarantee of 130.000, were en
titled to serious consideration, and he
would be glad to use bis Influence In bring
ing the tight here.
"Eighty-two per cent in San Francisco."
said Jeffries, "seems to be a good proposi
tion. I don't know which will be accepted
however.. There may be other thing to
take Into consideration. It may take sev
eral days to make a decision. In the mean
time I shall be at work and do my pre
liminary training at home until I know
where the fight will take place. Delaney
is In San Francisco In my Interest and I
shall, of course, be Influenced In a measure
by his recommends tlone. Personally, I
would be glad to have it come off here"
NATIONAL BASE BALL GULF
Hart Say Coafereaee with Saaldlaa;
Is Fredeetlve ef He Ad.
Jastsseat.
CHICAGO. Msrch ld-Presldent James A.
Hart of the Chicago National league club
returned today from California, where he
has been In conference with A. O. Spalding.
President Hart was Inclined to make light
of his meeting with the enjoined leader nt
the National league, saying that be made
the trip to the coast simply to advise Spald
ing of the base ball situation and that
nothing sensational occurred at the con
ference. President Hart denied the recent rumors,
which have alleged that a compromise had
already been reached between the two fac
tions of the league, and that a schedule
had already been drafted. He said that
so far as he was Informed th two factions
were as far apart aa ever.
TOMMY HALL GOES IN TRAINING
Esgllsh Cyclist Will Get la Trias
at "Ussrters la Wash-lag-tea,
D. C.
NEW TORK, March l.-Tommy Hall,
the English champion cyclist, who. under
the management of Jamea C. Kennedy,
will endeavor to lower the motor-paced
records made by Jimmy Michael, the Welsh
champion, left this city today for his train
leg quarters at Washington, D. C.
He was accompanied by Johnny Eck
hardt, Kennedy's representative, and these
pacers: Albert Champion, Al New house,
Jed Newklrk. Oscar Julius, Fred Vetter
and Jake D Roster.
WW
of Our
Tuesday
and Wednesday,
This Week,
MARCH lta and Dth.
Mies Fenner. who ts In charge of
our Mlltnery Department, an
nounce the opening of the de
partment for the above days and
cordially Invites all the ladles to
call and Innoect the etocs..
(Second Floor.)
and Curtains
S5.Q0 A filOHTH
Specialist
In ail DISEASES
and DISORDERS
of MEN.
Xa years la Osaah.
SYPHILIS
cured by the CJUTCK
EST. safest and moat
natsral meKwt
Boon every sign aod symptom disappears
rtna lately and forever. No "BREAKING
UT" of the disease oa the skia or fees,
cure that la guaranteed to he permanent
life.
VARICOCELE
ae detention front work;
Met has
withoud cutting, pein;
work: nennanenr mm
guaranteed.
WKAK MKw from Excess or YtettiB
to Nervon Debility or Exhaustion. WasU
Ing Weakness with Early beesy la Toons'
Skiid Middle Aged, lack of vim. vigor and
trength, with organs Impaired and weak.
STRJOTCBJE cured with a new Home
Treatment. He pain, no detention frees
business. Kidney and Rladdsr Troubiee.
Oessaltattata Free. Tvestsneatt ky atoll.
CBAHAstS LiOW, II a. 14t It
Cr. Seirlex & Starlet, (tasta, Keb.
Some other time
isn't any time at all
Ton will not mov than. If "yon
don't rouse yourself now yon will
probably continue to put np with th
am inconvenience for th next all
year.
Do they keep your effle cleaat
Tour window T Th halls T. Th
elevator? I th building a fir trap
Hav they an elevator that run once
an hour on week day and not at all
night or on Sunday T la your office
hot in suraoer and cold La winter t
Any other troubles T
Th cure for all these 111 Is aa
efflc la
The Bee Building.
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