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This sale includes every item in summer poods, and continues until the entire stock is sold. The unseasonable weather has left us with heavy stocks in every
department', which must be sold during this sale. Our loss is your gain. Fall goods Arriving dally. The time is short, and to have quick results we have cut prices
regardless of cost or value. . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . .
SALE BEGINS TODAY, SATURDAY, JULY 19.
Nothing represented in this sale which has not been cut from 25 to 50 per cent. Read the list of bargains quoted. Better still, call and examine for yourself.
' ILLIflERY
HALF
PRICE.
1 1
Wash Goods Sale
1 l-2o Double fold Zephyrs and 30-tncn
Madras, former price 12 l-2c Hc
and 15c on Bale
JJl our Imported Wash Novelties rang
ing In price from 39c, 45c, 80c, 69c,
consisting of Grenadines, Foulards
and 811k Mulls, In one lot
on sale
33c
10c Fine Batiste and Irish Dimities,
. fnll 82 Inches wide, orer 100 styles to
elect from; formerly re
tailed at 15c-19c; on sale. .
10c
6c A choice lot of Dress Ginghams, In
plaids, checks and stripes, colors guar
anteed, and usually retailed
at 8c and 10c; on sale
.5c
A 80-lnch Dimity and Batiste, large as
sortment beautiful patterns, and
sold all season at p l-2c; rj
on sale iv
19c A large assortment of our 25c, 83c
and 35c Scotch Ginghams and Mer
cerized Zephyrs, very desira
ble for walstlngs; only
19c
Five Extra
Special
Glove Items
t5e Bilk gloves, patent finger o
tip, two clasp, black and colors,
regular retail price 60c, on aala
Kc Ladles' Berlin lisle lace gloves, very
scarce and desirable for hot g
weather, regular retail price, HC
tbc on sale 7
tSo Ladles' washable fabric gloves, two
and four button the very
latest fad, look like undressed .I.TC
kid, actual value 60c, on sals w
10c A lot of odds and 'ends In ladle','
misses" and 'children's ' 4 g
colored taffeta gloves, IIIC
former price 2&c, on sale vrw
TSo Ladles' Milanese silk gloves, double
tipped finger, three pearl E?
clasps, white, black, slate, for- IjC
mer retail price til, on sale "
NEWS 'OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.
COUNCIL
HAS A VARIED EXPERIENCE
Dr. Donald Vaorsa Fuwi a Btrsnuoui
Nigbt, but Lands All Bight
LIGHTNING STUNS HIS COMPANION
Wlada V by Playtasr Hickaaa ss
DrlvlMST Himself mm Belated
PBSaeager Hsa Tkroagk
the IUiIb.
Dr. Don Macrae, Jr., of this city had aa
xclttng time of It during the storm
Thursday night snd yesterday was thank
ing his stars that he reached home safe
and sound. He had been called to Mai
Tern ' to assist Dr. Bcott of that place In
attending a patient who lWed about Are
miles east of the town. While driving
hack to Malvern In a buggy the storm
broke. The lightning flashed and the rata
poured down In a perfect deluge. About
one mile from Malvern there was a ter
ribly vivid flash of lightning. Dr. Macrae's
companion, Dr. Bcott, was knocked In
sensible and the horse they were driving
AtlUOUIJCEMENT
' Owing to circumstances entirely be-
?ond our control, and upon the sollcl
a Hon of our friends and patrons, we
' have concluded to continue in the
Jewelry Business in our present loca
tion at No. 4utt Broadway. Our recent
- clearing sale was a great success, and
we will Immediately place In stock a
' new and elegant assortment of the
' latest and up-to-date goods. We will
also state that In addition to the com
plete new stock we Intend to make
. some interesting prices. The store will
thnrojahlv remodeled and an od-
tical room and Jewelry manufacturing
"department addra.
TVMUHHOW WE OFFER
SB-YKAH BOSS CASK EL
UIN WiTCU, 15 JEWEL!,
LI. WOLLMAN
40 BROADWAY.
Cwaaell BlaSTs,
LEWIS CUTLER
i FUNERAL DIRECTOR ,
(Successor te W. C- Balep)
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Millinery
Sale
Ladles' and misses' trimmed hats, crea
tions of our own work room, same goods
we sold for $2.60, $3, $4 and 16, g- T
In one lot WaC
on sale i7 -
Our entire stock of exquisite trimmed hats,
equal to Imported patterns, very exclu
sive, worth from fy P? s"
W.00 to $8 00- 5eOU
on sale at .....
Over mo ladles street hata, every con
ceivable shape, trimmed with sash, pon
pons and drapes, worth
up to 12.60- rlllC
on sale
Choice of balance on hand. Including our
fine Paris patterns in pattern room,
former value, $10, 115, f ' V g
120 and $25- O.UlJ
all In one lot .......
Ladles' street hats, all this season's styles,
and retailed as high as j aa
$2.60, In one 1.11 1 1
lot, at ,v '
Ladles' street and sailor hats, . f"
odds and ends, sold as jmlC
high-as $1.60, in one lot ,mj-rw
Great Values
in Hosiery
85c, for $1.00 Ladles' high-grade, fancy
colored hosiery, aold for 4 f f
60o and 65c . I.IIIJ
on sale, 86o, S for .V.. ,1,uu
19c, t for 60c Ladles' fancy and, .black
Imported hosiery, plain ana lace effect.
formerly sold for 260, CZ t
tic and S9c J" I 1 1
In one lot 19c, t for v' '
10c, I for 25e Ladles' black lace and
fancy hose, former retail price
15c and 1 So
on sale loc, I for
25c
15c Infants' hose In silks, Usles and cot
tons, sixes 4 to 6H only jf
former retail price 1 i"C
10c, I for 26c Children's Ixl ribbed hose,
64 to VA. former
retail price 15c,
on sale, 10c, 1 for .........
25c
26c Our entire stock of tnf ants' soft soled
shoes, all colors,
.11 worth 1
25c
up to 60c, ou sal ..... .
15c Boys' heavy ixl ribbed
hose, slses 7 to 10, worth
20c, on sale 15c, 1 for
25c
WHITELAW
BLUFFS.
was thrown to his feet. Dr. Macrae was
almost stunned by the shock himself for a
few seconds.- With the rain pouring down,
the lightning flashing Incessantly, an un
conscious man by his side in the buggy
and .the horse floundering on Its knees in
the dark road. Dr. Macrae had his hands
full tor a time.
He left the horse to regain Its feet as
best It could while he attended to Dr.
Scott, who waa nearly five minutes in com
ing to. The lightning bad not struck him,
but evidently struck the barb wire fence
close alongside of the road, and the force
of the shock had been such as to not only
throw the horse off Its feet, but to render
Dr. Bcott unconscious. He waa still feeling
the effects when they managed to reach
Malvern, both wet to the skin.
Dr. Macrae took the Burlington train
home to Council Bluffs, but bis troubles
were not ended. Owing to the storm the
train was late and did not reach the cty
until past 1 o'clock yesterday morning,
when the motor cars had ceased running
for the night. There happened to be a
hack at the depot, which Dr. Macrae and
three other rain-soaked passengers at
once commandeered. The driver, Ed
Deeds, was found Inside the hack, fast
asleep, and all efforts to awaken him
proved unavailing. Officer McKlnley hap
pened along and undertook to arouse the
sleeping Jehu and succeeded. Deeds,
rudely awakened from his slumbers, ' re
sented thus being aroused and landed his
right fist square la the face of the officer
and followed this up by clinching. The
officer tried to-explain matters, but Deeds,
who was evidently suffering from night
mare, continued to fight until the officer
had to lay hint out. McKlnley then es
corted Deeds to the city jail and charged
him with being Intoxicated.
Dr. Macrae, being provided with a rain
coat, while the three other belated pas
sengers were not. offered to act the part
of the Jehu and. mounting the bos, drove
the other three te their respective homes.
but omitted to collect any tare, then drove
himself home and telephoned to the owner
of the hack to send a maa and get it-
Axel Bunderson, who was robbed la an
Omaha lodging house, has filed original
notice of suit In the dlstricUcourt to re
cover the money which It Is alleged was
stolen from him snd ordered by Juatlc
Bryant turned over te the attorneys rep
resenting the two men arrested In this
city tor the robbery and taken back across
the river on a requisition. Cheater A,
Tlbblta, chief of police, and Attorneys
John Undt and William Mraster are named
as defendants la the suit. It Is claimed
that they hare la their possession 23t.C0
Parasols and
Umbrellas
6c Children's Colored Para-
sols, former price 10c,
on sale
10c Children's Ruffled Para
sols, formerly sold for 19o,
on sale....
10c
ls, plain
25c Children's Colored Parasols, plain
and ruffled, former prices
39o and 450, on
sal
83c Children's Colored Para
ols, former price 60c,
on sale
25c
33c
EOc Children's Parasols, worth
50c
75c and 8Sc, on
sale
$1.48 -Ladies' Colored Umbrel
..48 Ladles' Colored Umbrei- A
las,, former price $2.00, cJ J
las,, former price $2.00,
on sale
$1.26 Ladles' Black and Color
ed Parasols, formerly sold
for $2.00, on sale
1.25
75c, 89c, 1.25, 1.75
For special numbers for this sale in La
dies' Umbrellas.
Shirt Waist
Sale
Ladles' colored shirt waists, light, medium
and dark, former. - O E?
retail price - Vfj
65o and 76c, on sale
Ladles' white and Madras waists, nicely
trimmed, all sixes, reg- s "
ularlv retailed at $1.25 IsVlC
and $1.50, on sale w w
Ladles' waists, the very latest military
and Gibson effect, made from Imported
Madras, English corded welts and fig
ured Marseilles, and always -4 "V
sold for $2.50, J3 Lflll
and $3.60, on sate 1,ww
A large table of waists, both white and
colored, latest effects and g ("W
sold for $1.75. $2.00 and JrC
$2.50, In one lot --w
Ladles' waists, compose all our exclusive
novelties, white only, elegantly embroi
dered, and retailed formerly s g mf
at $4.60, $5.00 and $6.00, T
In one lot for sale
Ask to see silk waists In black and col
ors, worth up -a fy o
to $5.00- l.C
on sale M.Z7J
COUNCIL BLUFFS,
which It Is alleged was stolen from the
plaintiff by George Parker and Frank Nel
son. The money, which corresponded with
the amount stolen from Bunderson and
which was found on Parker and Nelson
shortly after the robbery, was in posses
sion of Chief of Police Tlbbtts until he
surrendered It to Attorneys Llndt and
Mynster on order of Justice Bryant. The
attorneys held an assignment of the money
from the two prisoners. ,
MORE CANDIDATES DEVELOP
Prospects Democrats Will Hire
Good Slsed Field to
Caeeie Front, .
Many of the Council Bluffs delegates to
the democratic county convention went to
Neola last evening so as to be early on
the ground and work in the interests of
the local candidates. Louis Zurmuehlen,
Jr., who wants the nomination for clerk
of the district court, was among those who
went to Neola last evening. A large dele
gation from here. It Is said, will go this
morning on the 7:20 train on the Rock
Island. As the convention will be called
to order at 10 o'clock. It Is believed that
Its work will be completed In time to per
mit the delegates to return on the after
noon trains.
Several nsw candidates appeared in the
field yesterday. J. M. Kelley, cashier of
the State bank at Macedonia, Is said to be
an aspirant for the domination for clerk
of the district court. C. R. Reels of Reels
ts said to want the nomination for recorder
and A. A. Lonecker of Oakland Is after one
of the nominations for member of the
Board of Supervisors. John Gordon of
Hancock and Tim Ryan of Rockford are
also mentioned in connection with the su
pervisor nominations. There Is some talk of
Henry Atkins being named . for county
chairman, to succeed Brooks Reed.
Plumbing and heating. Bixby ds Boo.
' Puck's Domestic soap Is best for lautdry.
Rates (or Heaaloa.
Secretary Knox of the Iowa Society Army
of the Philippines, received notice yester
day that the railroads would grant s rate
of one and a third fare for the round trip
for the reunion of the national society
In this city la August. It Is understood
that this rate is to apply to all points. The
local committee had hoped for a better
rate than this snd will take the matter
up again with the railroads.
Davis sells paint.
Puck's Domestlo soap ts best.
vrlteaaaaa Mas Fecallar Aeeldeat.
A. E. Marble, a switchman In the employ
of the Milwaukee railroad, met with a pe
culiar and painful accident at an early hour
yesterday morning. While switching cars
Ladies' Un-
a
derwear Sale
16c Ladies' Ribbed Vests, lac f-f
yoke back and front, regular I rj IT
price 35c, on sals
!c, for Be Ladles' Ribbed Vest, fancy
. colored stripes, former pries paa
6c, now half price, 2o, nC
J for '
29c A Ladles' Union ' Suit, nicely mads
umbrella pants "n, "v
sold for 60 cents, Q
on sale .......
17c Ladles' Out Blxe Vest,' low neck and
shaped, former price 25o TV'
on sale, 17 cents, t5 VC
8 for ........... .............
7c Ladies' Colored Vests, pink anss
blue, sold all season at 12Ho C
and 15c, on sale
69c Ladles' Union Butts, Umbrella Pants,
lace trimmed, usual retail
price $1.00, on ' i
sale '
69c
$100 Ladles' White and Colored Union
Suits, Mercerized lisle, tight knee,
low neck and sleeveless, sold
1.00
all season at $1.60,
on sale
39c Ladles' Ribbed Out Blxe Umbrella
Drawers, nicely trimmed, S"
former price 60o and 65o,
on sale
Men's Shirt Sale
65e Men's Shirts,' light patterns, sixes 14ft
to 17, attached collars and C C
cuffs, regular price $1.00 and OtjC
$1.26, on sale ,
75e Men's Madras Shirt Waists, ' choice
rt waists, ' cnoicv
75c
patterns, correct .mane, lat
est improvements;' ior
mer prioe $L2o, on sale,
69e Our entire line' of Wachusett Soft
Shirts, plain and pleated, s f
bosoms, endless 'Variety-of llC
.patterns, always iSold for $1
19c Men's light and dark f
Shirts, with and without col- lUg
lars, former price 60c, on sale....
60c Good line of men's Per
cale Shirts, two collars to
match
50c
during the storm a flash of lightning
blinded him tor an instant and caused him
to miss his footing while stepping from the
top of one car to another and he landed
heavily with both feet on the track. - Both
ankles Were badly sprained and it will be
several days before he will be able to walk.
He was removed to his home at 1502 South
Eighth street.
Davis sells glass.
Use any soap so Its Ptek's soap.
Object to Dam at Maaawa.
Farmers In the vicinity of Lake Manawa
are complaining that the dam constructed
by the motor company to retain the water
which recently overflowed from Mosquito
creek into the lake ts damaging their crops.
They assert that the dam Is preventing
the water from receding from the land In
the vicinity of the lake and threaten that
If the company does not remove the dam
they will.
James Coyle, In his capacity as one of
the trustees of Lewis township, notified
the motor aompany yesterday to remove the
dam and threatened that If his order was
not complied with he would take steps to
hava th obstruction removed.
Complaint waa also made that the motor
company was throwing all the refuse and
rubbish gathered at the resort Into the
public roadway at the rear of Shady Grove
and Trustee Coyls notified the company to
desist making a dumping place of the publlo
highway.
Real Estate Transfers.
These transfers were filed yesterday In
the abstrsct, title and loan office of J. W.
Squire, 101 Pearl atreet:
Agnes- Folnom to Rosa Marcus, lots 1
and z, block t. Beers' sub, w d I 300
James A. Yost and wife to E. T.
Evans, lot 1, Auditor's sub neU seU:
lot 2, sub se4 ne and lot 2, sub sw
ne4 1; lot 2, sub nw sw4. and lot
2. sub swfc nwU 22-75-43, w d 3,770
F. T. True and wife to C. J. and Emma
V. Pierce, lots 17 and 18, block 43,
Ferry add, q c d W
C. I). Dlllln and wife to same, lots 28
and 90. block 42. Ferry add. a c d ... SO
J, M. Pullen and wife to town of Oak
land. 4uxtao feet west of. lot la. block :
t Gates' add to Oakland, w d 23
Adelaide Addition and husband to same
s 40 feet lot It, block 2, Gates' add
to Oakland, w d 7t
William tiuebner and wife to Mrs.
Frits Meyer, lot 14. block 1, Voor
his' add, w d 1.500
Seven transfers, aggregating.
...4.80
Gravel roofing, A. H, Read. &41 Broadway.
Ha Honey to Fay Livery Bill.
Q. B. Kelley, a stranger, was arcasted
by the police last evening, who placed a
charge of vagrancy against him on the
jail register. - Kelley hired a horse and
buggy from Vtterbach's livery bara yea
terday morning and drove out along the
line of the Great Western grade. He la
said to have distributed whisky at a num
ber of the grading, camps and It Is also
Boys' Waist and
Shirt Sale
10c BOYS' WAISTS, light col
ors only, sold usually for
15c, on sale
10c
ies 4 to 13,
16c
16c BOTS' BLOUSE WAIST, sizes 4 to 13,
mostly light, former
price 26o, on
sale
16c BOYS' LAUNDERED WAIST, collar
attached, sizes 6, 8, 10, 12, r"
formerly retailed at 25o, I C
on sale
25c BOYS' AND YbUTHS LAUNDERED
SHIRTS, with collar attached, nice range
of patterns, former
retail price 35 o, on
-sale....
25c
60c BOYS' AND YOUTHS PERCALE
BHIRTS, two collars to match, cuffs at
tached and detached, entire
new lot Just re
ceived 50c
15c YOUTHS' AND BOYS' SOFT SHIRTS,
T SHIRTS,
15c
12 to 14, regular pries -twenty-five
cents on
sale
Undermuslin Sale
39c Ladles' Tucked Cambric s g
Gowns, plain but well made, a 1V7C
sold for 60c, on sale w
25c Ladles' Muslin Pants, three styles,
ruffled, hemstitched and f s
fancy drawn work, worth up S.f
to 6uc a pair, on sale
19c Ladles' Corset Covers, three styles,
trimmed with lace, embroidered and hem
stitched, ruffle, formerly 4 f
sold for 25c, 33c and 39c, I VC
on sale w
42c Ladles Ruffled Muslin Skirts, made
from good muslin and three A -
rows of tucking, sold for sC
69o, on sale
8c Ladles' Muslin Skirts, tucked and lace
trimmed, formerly f r
sold for 95c on
89c Ladles' Nainsook and Long Cloth
Gowns, low neck, nicely trimmed, just the
garment for hot weather, t, g
regular prices $1, $1.25 and vf
1.60, on sale JZ7
B8c Ladles' Gowns (slightly soiled) worth
up to $1.75, nicely trimmed g r
with Insertion and embrold- UNp
ery, on sale..... VJV
QA1RDINE
IOWA.
alleged that at Hall's camp he offered to
sell the horse and buggy, but failed to find
a purchaser. When be returned the rig
last night he had no funds with which to
pay for Its hire. Whether Kelley sold the
whisky he disposed of at the different
camps is not known, but the attention of
the federal authorities will he called to
the case.
Keep clean. Use Puck's Mechanic's soap.
N. T. Plumbing Co., telephony 150.
Seetloa Hand Loses aa Bye.
Chris Carlson, a section hand In the em
ploy of the Milwaukee railroad, living at
1806 South Sixth street, met with a serious
sccldent yesterday afternoon, resulting in
the loss of his right eye. He was driving
spikes, when the end of one broke off, flew
up and struck him in the face about an
inch below the right eye. The piece of
metal ploughed its way through the cheek,
cutting the eyeball to pieces and destroy
ing the sight. Carlson wss taken to the
Woman's Christian Association hospital
after being temporarily attended to by the
company's surgeon, Dr. Macrae, where the
eye was removed In the hope of saving the
other.
Passes Fines Aronnd.
The neighborhood quarrel between the
families . of Charles and Edward Burke,
colored, and William Holder, white, wss
fufly aired In police court yesterday mortt
irg and the judge decided that not only
were both sides equally to blame, but that
the witnesses Introduced by the Holder
faction were also partly responsible for the
trouble and sentenced them one and all to
Ave days on bread and water and In the
tamo breath suspended all sentences during
good behavior.
Gives Kaepher a Jadgment.
Justice Bryant yesterday decided that
the city of Council Bluffs was legally in
debted to William H. Knepher In the sum
of $18.60 for repairs to the bridge over
Indian creek on North Tenth street, lesa
the cost of the lumber supplied by the
city, which amounted to 14.26, and or
dered Judgment in favor of Knepher against
the city in the sum of $14.24. It was said
yesterday that the city would appeal tho
case.
( MIXOR MENTIOS.
JDavla sells drugs.
Stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Leftert, eyesight specialist, 23S Broadway.
Dr. Stockdale, First Nat Bank building.
k nature framing, u. K. Alexander lo.,
rtU B'way. Tel. .
I ' Mr. and Mn. J. B. Jensen are visiting
friends In Milwaukee.
Miss Ella Williams has gone to Syracuse,
N. Y.. to visit relatives. ,
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Newton Martin, 309
Williams street, a daughter.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Brandt Crocker,
1311 Avenue B, yesterday, a son.
Take home a brick of Metzers toe
cream. Vanilla, 26c; Neopolltan, SJc.
Officers will be Installed this evening at
the meeting of While Hose Hebekah lodge.
The case against Alllngton A lisnsen,
proprietors of the Et. Ji barn. charKf-d
with violating the city ordinance regulating
the repair of frame building within the, fire
Men's Under-4
wear. Sale
10c MEN'S UNDERSHIRTS, lsrgs slses
only, odd lot to close, 4"v
worth up to 60e on AvC
18o, or 85o Suit MEN'S SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS, good balbrlggan, -f
double-seated drawers, sold I C.
formerly for J5o, on sale iV-JW
S9o. or 76c a Sult- MEN'S FINE BAtr
BRIGOAN UNDERWEAR,
good, usually retailed for 60c,. "J VfC
our price on sale
25c MEN'S FLESH COLORED LACE
MESH UNDERWEAR, full
range of sizes, special iC
79c MEN'S RIBBED UNION SUITS, light
blus stripe, usual price M -v
$1.00 and $1.25,. on A ZsQ
$1.15 MEN'S FINE BALBRIOGAN UNION
SUIT, self-flnlahed and reUUed In other
stores as high as 4 P"-
$2.00, on sale II
suit
Sale on Corsets
15c8ummer net corsets, every pair
guaranteed, all sizes, former 4
price, 25c, on ealo IOC
35c Summer Batiste corsets, light
weight, straight front, lace trimmed,
white only, all sizes, 18 to 30, sold
for 60 cents, on , O C
sale 3c5C
25c Ladles' corset, 'straight front, lace
trimmed, drab and white, sizes 19c to
25c, formerly sold for 50c, syg?
on sale
50c Her Ladyship corset, which we
formerly aold for f 1.00, . black, white
and drab, guaranteed not to break
over the hips, on
sale j. .......
50c
limit, was continued In police court until
Monday.
Mrs. Culver of First avenue has as her
guesta Mrs. Barnes and daughter of Sioux
City.
Harry Mann of this city and Miss Fay
Cooke of Denlson were marrlod Tuesday at
Denlson.
Mrs. M. St. John of Harrison street fell
yesterday morning and suffered a fracture
of the thigh joint.
The Duck Hollow juniors and the Red
Stars of Omaha will play ball Sunday noon
at Lake Manawa.
Mrs. B. A. Stockdale of Willow avenue
Is bome from a month's visit with relatives
and friends in 8t. Louts.
Mrs W. E. Reller and son Walter re
turned yesterday from a month's visit
with friends at Lincoln, Neb.
James Ford, charged with the theft of
fruit from several Broadway grocers, was
discharged in police court yesterday morn
ing. Fred M. Loomis of this city has filed a
petition In bankruptcy, with liabilities
amounting to $4.;43.4a. Hi assets are
claimed aa exempt.
R. H. Grady, agent of the Pacific Ex
press company at the Union Pacific Trans
fer depot, returned yesterday from a busi
ness trip to New York City.
Mrs. O. M. Brown of South Seventh street
and niece left last evening on a trip to the
Yellowstone park and will visit In Seattle
and Tacoma before returning home.
The Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs.
Charles Sears of Crescent township died
yesterday morning from membraneous
croup, after an Illness of three days, aged
2Vi years.
George Cavln of Grand Island, Neb., Is
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B.
Cavln of Psrk avenue. He is accompanied
by his couHln,, Edward Drew Glover of
Grand Island.
' Two cases of smallpox were reported to
the health officers yesterday. The patients
are Jessie Bethers, 1(06 Avenue H, and
Harry Ogan, 16 South Sixteenth street.
They wera quarantined at their respective
homes.
John Boyd used the telephone In a South
Main atreet drug store las night to call
up the police station and ask (or an offi
cer. He complained that a saloonkeeper
on Main street had sold his brother, a
minor, liquor. When Officer McKlnley re
sponded to the call he found Boyd consid
erably under the Influence of intoxicants
himself and lodged him In JalL
The differences between the bricklayers'
union of Council Blurts and L. C. Besley
have been settled and the boycott on Mr.
Besley's brickyard has been raised. The
conditions of the settlement were not msde
f'Ubllc, but it Is understood they are aatls
actory to both sides. Mr. Besley was fined
for employing a nonunion man and refused
to pay the line and this led to the boycott.
With the srrival of Sheriff J. F. Smith of
Bturals, 8. L., last nluht disappeared De
tective Callaghan'a hope of securing ths
lloO reward offered tor the capture of Bert
Scofleld, alias Joe Norton, who escaped
from the county jail at Bturgis while await
ing trial on a charge of grand larceny.
John Norton, arrested Tuesday by Callag
han on suspicion of being the man wanted
in Sturgls, proved to be another Norton,
although closely reoembllng the one wanted
by Sheriff Smith.
Tony Prescott and Bam Horton, the
colored porters who engaged Wednesday
night In a fight In front of the Grand hotel,
In which a hatchet wielded by Horton
rlayed a conspicuous part, were each sen
enced to thirty days on bread and water
by. Police Judge Scott yesterday morning,
who later suspended the sentence during
f ood behavlon The case against Prescott
n Justice Bryant's court, in which he was
charged with assaulting Horton at Lake
Manawa Tuesday night, waa dismissed.
Keep your system la perfect order and
you. will have health, even In the most sickly
seasons. . The occasional use of Prickly
Ash Bitters will insure vigor and regularity
la all the vital orgaas.
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Lace and
Embroidery Sale
loc A big lot of Lace and In- .. A r
sertlons worth up to 25c, In I If
one lot for itAVV
Be A piece of 4 yards Torchon
Lace several widths, worth
double, for this sale
To a Doxen A big lot of Val- M
enclennes Lace, worth double, r
on sale ,
16o A large line of all kinds of p
Lace worth up to 83c, In one I r(
lot, on sale
Lot 1 Large lot , wmt
of Embrold- .Tf
erles ,.. -'W
Lot J Big range of Cam- . 4 1
brio and Swiss Embrold. XSjC
A large assortment of 4 -w
Embroideries and Inser- " iyC'
Children's Cap Sale
Children's Muslin Caps, eight , different
styles, sold from Z60 to 39c 4
In one lot, on sale XOC
JOc-Chlldren's Embroidered
Caps, formerly sold Tor 45c' lr
on sale
35c A big Una of children's Caps, embrold-.
ered and tucked, nicely made, r
former price 60c to 65o , -f"f
in one lot JJ
.
46e Children's fine French Tucked and
Embroidered Caps sold - . -A m -for
69c and 75c on sale 40C
15c-Chlldren's Straw Hats, white and col
ored Duck Hats, Corded Washable Hats
and Mull Hats, formerly sold .4
for 25c, Jftc snd 50e. all In ,1 rf
one lot, for this sale
Sun Bonnets
10c Ladles' and Misses' Sun Bonnets,
formerly sold for 15c and f
- 20c; on sale ........,...,.,...1UC
" , . - , . . !i. '. I i J
15c Ladles' and Misses' Ruffled Sun
Bonnets In chambray and gingham;
formerly aold for 25c;
on aale
15c
RDADS MAKE SPECIAL PLEA
Eaoh Company Argues There Are Epeolal
Beaiona for Low Aasesamsat
GOVERNOR ASKS SOME MORE QUESTIONS
Unable to Sea Why Pereeatas '
Expense to Earalnss la Mora la
Iowa Than lat Other
States.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
DE3 MOINES, July 18. (Special.) Ths
hearings of the executive council of Iowa
on the railroad asseaament question re
lated today more to the special Interests
of each company as compared . with other
companies. The roll was called of the
companies snd their representatives were
given a chance to speakv The Chicago,
Milwaukee av St. Paul waa represented by
Judge Carr and Mr. Dudley and the North
western by Fred Crandon and Judge Ste
vens. There was a presentatloa of ths
views of the two companies as to ths pe
culiarities of their companies which should
be considered. In the course of the dis
cussion Governor Cummins sought to find
out why, for Instance, the cost of doing
business on the Northwestern per mile
Is greater in Iowa, or so reported, than
In any other of the states, and why tho
receipts are less than on ths system as a
whole. He also asked Inquiries as to the
method, of the accountants In making a
division of expenses as between the states.
The railroad representatives , could not
state what proportion of the expenses
charged to Iowa la tbelr reports are actual
expenses and what portion la merely an
estimate based on mileage or gross earn- .
lngs. Estimates of ths proportion varied
greatly. Mr. Crandon repudiates In Its
entirety the theory that value might be
obtained by considering gross earnings. In
regard to the Northwestern he lnslstod
that Its transcontinental business had much
to do with the relatively small net earn
ings and for ths Milwaukee, Judge Carr
also Insisted the same was true with that
company. Ths discussion of ths day re-
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