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    THE OMAHA SUNDAY 1JKK: OCTORKR 7.
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Office, 10 Pearl
OLD -COMMANDERS COMING
Gaarrals Douce, Blaok and Howard to
Attend tba Bastion.
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0F QIHtftS REPRESENTED
i weweral Mepkerua, Wht Ha
I Ll-rlag Descendant, Oaly One
f Wklrk Will II.. .
W eaaBSaasaawwBx.
General Grenvllle M. Dodge, In a letter
to Major George i H.- Richmond, received'
bjr the latter yesterday morning, ttatea
that United Blatea Senator William 'War
ner of Kanaas City, and General J, A.
Black of Illinois, former commlaaloner of
pensions, will attend the reunion of the
Society of the Army of the Tennessee In
thla city ftext month.
. General O. O. Howard, one of ihe com
mandere of the Army of the Tennessee.
will be here, while General Grant will be
4 i represented by hla aon. General Fred Grant.
. ' Rev. father Sherman, who la to be dla-
tingulshed guest at the reunion, will be
1 tare representative of General Sherman,
r? while Mra. John A. Logan and Mra.
Tucker will represent General Logan.
' . Oeneral Mc Thereon will be the only coin
' ntander not represented at the reunion.
. - So far an known General Mr Thereon hsa
.' bo living descendants or relatives who can
b here.
- The local -committee Is making energetic
rtortato make the reunion of the enllated
men, toTae held In connection with the meet
ing of the Society of the Army of the
Tenneasoe,' a success.- The members of
Abe Lincoln post. Grand Army of the Re-
purTlIc, and other old soldiers in the city
have' taken tha matter up and will see ts
It thi
L) card
fka
j It- that their old comsedes are properly
card for while' frn the rlty. Tn honor of
comrades Abe Lincoln post will hold
ipflre on the evening of Nov Tiber T.
Otherentertalnmcut will also be arranged i
for tne visiting veterana.
Car
isalaa Expected to Speak
Aitho!
gh Council Bluffs has not aje yet
luded In Oovemor' Cummins' pub
peaklng dates. County Chairman
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as a tentative promise from tne
w. on vc-tooer a. A snort wnue osca u waa
CJ i - understood that Governor Cummins would
V her 'some day during- this week,
. bjft for some reason or another thla could
' V . not be arranged. If unable to speak here l
on October 22 If is likely that the people
, of Council Bluffs will not hear Governor
Cummins during the campalm. Chairman
Smith, however.' ssld ' yesterday He was
hopeful of securing Governor Cummins for
a speech here "before the close of th
campaign. '
' A tireat Eirlti meat,
We are making the lowest possible prices
on wall paper. The. latest patterns. We
will make you the lowest figures if you will
Wf-t us do the work. Guaranteed to be first
jVlae. r-ounrH Bluffs Paint, Oil and Glasa
A Merrlam lock.
'.Have you heard the good newa? Our 19(7
- ' wall paper paturna are coming In and you
. win riht in it if vou let us do vour In-
c-r-tertotv decorating; and. when It comes to
"v-: painting, war do-not allow anybody to beat
t tis In furnishing good" msterlals and goort
work.' - Now Is the best Itne to paint, the
' insects ara air gone, nnd the weather nicely
settled. Let 'U figure with yeu, Jen.B
. It Nicholson, 23S Brosdway..
-.Two' Arrested for Assaalt.
iMj rnhN PnH.mtt. brothers
who were Indicted by the recent district
-court grant Jury on a charge of assaulting
A. Jorneskl, with Intent to do him great
bodily Injury, were taken Into custody
esterduy .morning In Omaha, where they
have been working, and brought back to
Councli Bluffs by Deputy Sheriff Woblman.
The Peudergasts and their hrother-ln-law.
Frank Konera, wets engaged in a family
. row and the latter waa aeemlngly getting
pimples.
' i BLACKHEADS
Oct Rid of All Vour Face Troubles In
, ' Few Pajra' Time With
, ' the Wondfrful Stuart
' CaJcluin Wafers.
U'A ' UI. MCIAM H"T rail.
.'.You cannot hava an attractlva face or a
?, BaautllUl compieaioii wnen yuur uiuuu is
In bad order and full of impu,rltlea. Im-
purs Wood meana an Impure faca, always.
- Tha moM-worrderful as well as the most
rapid blood' clsanser I . Stuart's Calcium
Wafer. You usa tbem for a few days.
; and ths dlflererit tells in your, facs right
' a Way. '
Moat blood purifiers and akin treatments
t ara - full of poison. Stuart's Calcium
. Wavfsra aura guaranteed free from any
poison, marcury, drug, or optats. They
ara aa harmless as water, but the results
ara astonishing. '
Tha -worst cases of akin diseases have
, baan curad, (t) a week by this quick-acting
rsanedy. It' contains tba most affect! va
. working power of any purifier ever din
' o6verd calcium aulphlds. Most - Mood
arid akin treatments ara terribly slow,
atuaxt'a Calcium Wafera hava cured boils
tn thrss days. Every particle of Impurity
Is driven ovit of your systsm completely.
' asvsr to return, and Jt Is done without
laraoglna; your systsm in tha slightest
No matter what your trouble Is. whether
I pimplss, blotohea, blackheads, rash, tetter,
, M-Mrpa, or scabby crusts, you can solemnly
lapend upon Stuart's Calcium Wafara aa
-f.lllnv
' v Doa' aa any longer bumlliatad by having
a' blotcbjf face. . Don't t havs strangers '
tare at you. or allow your friends to be
of v... f
usra- "
Tour. Plood makea you what you are
..Tha men and jromenwho forge ahead
. are the-. M. tra blood and pure . faces.
014 VJ arer stop to think of that?
' Stuarta Calcium Wafera ara absolutely
, termless, m ii-miinij ssns-
.' -fvlng to you evsn ai inw mu or a weea.
dt Vay wtU make you happy because your the d(.fndMnt company resisted payment,
f few will be a welcome sight not only to couni for the defendant company an
" rourselt when r" 1 the glass, but nounced that the ase certainly would be
everybody eise who snows you ana
lk wttn. jou.
-Wa waot ta prove te you that 8tuart
?alclura Wafera are heyopd doubt the beat
ind quickest blood and skin purifier In
;he world e we" will send you a free
ample, aa soon aa we get your name and
iddreM. Bend for It. today, and then when
vo bare -tried the sample you will not
contented until you nave bought a the boy w as now working as elevator con
box at your drugglst'a. ductor in the Sapp building and waa earn-
Send us your name and address today
ind we Will at once send you by mall a'
sample package, free. Address F. A.
ituart Cow', aiu' Bldg., Marslisll,
glofc,
BLUFFS
Bt. Tel. 43.
the worst of It. when Jorna-kl attempted
to act the role of tne peacemaker. Jornaskl
received a broken none and was other
wine badly tieaten up. The alleged assault
la aald to have taken place Au(ut 16. The
Pendergaats gave bail and were released.
To niaJte tha home complete you must
have a Lexington ateel range and a. Radi
ant Ho tne hard coal burner. We ara wil
ing nmra than ever. Remember, these
stoves will cut your cm! bllla In half. Sole
agenta. ret er eon aV Schoenlng Co.
If you want a good position, finish a
course at the Western Iowa college. Day
and evening school. Enroll any time.
'Phone for Information.
CRIMIVll. STATISTICS OF COlT
Over Klghteea Tfcoasana Uollara F.
wearied Daring Year.
II. V. Batley, clerk of the district court,
completed yesterday the report of the
criminal business In Pottawsttamie county
for the year ending September 30, 1 The
report has to be made out annually and
sent to the secretary of state at 1
Moines. The expense of prosecuting crlml
nal cases for the year amounted lo $11.-?,.2-2.
while the amount paid to the county
attorney and assistant waa r!."7.50. The
fines Imposed smount Xo , and the
amount of fines collected during the year
waa tl.72j. '
From Council Bluffs twenty-two persons
were sent to the penitentiary, thirteen to
the county Jail and fines 'were Imposed on
eight. . From the district court ut Avoca,
three were sent to the penitentiary.
The longest sentences Imposed were:
Arthur Flets, bigamy, three years; R. L.
McBride. burglary, three years; James
Arthur, blowing Treynor bank safe, nine
years; Mickey Taggart. Inrreny from the
person, six years; James Hardiner, colored,
attempted criminal assault and entering
and breaking, twenty years.
Plnaee.
We are headquarters for fine pianos.
No matter w-hat may be your need we can
supply It. We offer you a line of pisnoa
that are f ully tested and we guarantee you
satisfaction In the purchase of an Instru
ment from us. Call on us. Tour money
will go farther here than anywhere else.
Easy terms If desired. , Swanson Music
Co., 407 West Broadway.
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MALONKY CIGAR CO., 30 PEARL ST.,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.-IA.. DISTRIBUTORS
FOR THE ROBKRT BURNS' 1C CIGAR
AND LITTLE BOBBIE, OLD TIMER
AND F.RRIS Be CIGARS.
At the Broadwov Methodist church, Rev.
James O'May, pastor, there will be preach
ing services at "l0:3 n. m., when the sub
ject of the sermon will be "Launch Out
Into the Deep." Sunday school will tie at
noon and Epworth League meeting at :!
p. m. In the evening at 7:30 will be held
the first of a series of revlvsl meetings
under the leadership of Rev. T. C. Web
ster of Omaha, which will continue every
evening except Saturdays for three weeks
or more.
There will he preaching services at 11 a.
m. and 7:.W p. m, at the First Christian ;
church. In the morning the past or t Rev.
W. B. Clemmer. will take as, the subject
of his sermon. "The Debt Wa Owe," and
In the evening "Seven Wonders of the
Wor)d." Bible School will be at 9:45 . m.
suet meeting of Christian Endeavor so
ciety at p. m.
At the First Presbyterian church,-Rev.
Marcus P. McClure, pastor, there will be
preaching services at 10:10 a. m. and 7:30
p. m. Morning subject, "Encouragementa
to the Cultivation of Faith." Evening sub
ject, "The . Essence of True Religion."
Sunday school at noon nnd young people's
mtln J!:
St, John's English Lutheran church. Rev.
O. W. Snyder, Pastor. Services at 11 s. m.
and T:30 p, m. In the morning the paster
will take ss the subject of hla sermon
"I'nlty of Christianity" snd In the evening
"1'nlversul Praise.' Sunday school -will be
at :4S a. nt. snd young people's meeting
it 7 p. m,
There will be no servlcea today , at the
Second Presbyterian church but Sunday
school will he held at the nsual hour.
First Church of Christ tSclentlst) will
hold services st 11 a. m. in Temple Emman
uel on North Seventh street when the sub
ject will be, "Are Sin. Ulsease and' Death
Real?" Sunday school will be at 12:15 p. m.
and ths regular mid-week testimony meet
ing Wednesday evening at I o'clock.
Second Church of Christ fSclentist) will
hold services in Woodman hall in ths
Merrlam block at 10-.I5 a. m. when the sub
ject will be "Are Sin, Disease and Death
Renl?"4 Sunday school will le -at U; a.m.
and the regular mid-week testimony meet
ing Wednesday evening ut ":ti o'clock.
St. Paul's Episcopal church. Rev. H. W.
Ptaar. Rector. Stventcenlh Sunday after
Trinity, a. m. holy communion, 10:) a. m.
holy communion' and sermon, 12 m. Sunday
school and Bible class, 7:.V p. in. evening
prayer and sermon. Morning subject, "Tbe
Second Fundamental Itw In the Kingdom
of Ood"; evening subject, "Four Rules of
Christian Conduct." -
First Congregational church. Dr. Otter
beln O. Smith, Pastor. Morning service at
V.. evening vespers at t o'clock, young
people's meeting at C o'clock Sunday even
ing. Sunday school "Yioon. prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at 7:46. Morning sub
ject, "Our Faith and the larger 1'nlverse."
Evening subject. "The Workers and the
Way of the Lord." Special music morn
ing and evening. -
For kale
A GOOD FATING SHOE STORE. DOINO
KM A MONTH. WILL INVOICE 13,000.
SPLENDID OPENING. DUNCAN at
DEAN, a MAIN ST.. COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Here Is a good chance to get a 18-horse-power
Jackson touting car, almost new.
On exhibition at Van Brunt'e buggy re
pository. Fourth street. Will be Bold very
cheap. ,Call and see It.
Matters la Dlstrlet Caart.
V. .1 L n- '
'John C Bridgett against The Town Mu-
i t ual Dwelling House Insurance Association
I M flunJ ye-trtay morIlln.
plaintiff wss entitled to recover
. fo(. houltt.hold good, and other rt.
, , th t h rldolK,
uH.v nd Fourteenth reel -i-,ot
year ago. Bridgett sued for ll.W, Hie
,,n -i f his Insurance oollcv. and
la.n up on appeal.
George Papst. the 10-yra r-old ' boy who
threatened to kill any ofnoer who might
attempt to arrest him, was before Judge
Oreen in the Juvenile court on a chaige
Uf incorrigibility. Young Papst was In
anything but a defiant mood yesterday
morning and his mother interceded (or
him. The bearing developed the fact that
lug til a ntonth, which he turned over to
his mother. The boy's father. It waa
stated, bad left his family last March,
Judge Green decided- to give the lad an-
other ehance and be was dUcharged With
a caution that another complaint against
hhh would result In his being committed
to Eldora.
Kate Kuiken, the Hi-year-oid glil ar
rested Friday on a complaint of her father,
also had a hearing before Judge Green
and was ordered committed to Mitchcl
vllle. It was shown that the girt stopped
out late-at night and was commencing to
form bad acquaintances.
A. Metsgar A Is.
New Location of Wholesale Bakery.
. IK Mynster Street. Co. Bluffs. Ia
Home-made Bread a Specialty.
Visitors Welcome.
Always Increasing In all of the ilepart
menta except the price department. ' C.
Hafer, Council Bluffs, Ia.
Saaday School C'oaveatloa.
' A convention of Sunday school worker s
will be held next Sunday at the Epwnrth
Methodist church on North Twenty-ilfth
street. A. M. Hutchinson, Rev. Henry De.
Long and Alex Tipton comprise the com
mittee In charge. This Is the program for
the afternoon and evening;
AFTERNOON.
Song Service Mr. Swart, lender.
Prayer Service Rev. Henry DeLong.
Scripture Lessen and Pravcr Kev. Web
ster. Short addresses by H. W. Hnstiton, J.
P. Hugltes, Dr. James Miller ami others
present. .
Closlng Remarks O. W. Skinner.
EVENING.
Song Service Prof. Swart.
Scripture Recitation and Prayer Heik-
J. F. Hughes.
Address .hiss May Ostsirne.
Remarks Superintendent G. W. Skinnei
and others.
Address Jacob Blms.
Cnll for volunteer Sunday school work
ers. Collection.
Consecration Bervice Rev. Webster.
CENTRAL FLOUR-11.15. Every sack
warranted. Central Grocery and Meat Mar
ket. Both 'phones M.
THE MOST UP-TO-DATE RESTAUR
ANT IN COUNCIL BLUFFS. GOOD SER
VICE AND HOME COOKING. The Calu
met restaurant, 630 Broadway.
Real Fatate Transfers.
; These trsnsfers were reported to The Uee
October 6 by the Pottawattamie County
Abstract comptiny of Council Bluffs:
F. G. ICtiowles. sr., to Fred G.
Knowles, e nW, kvU ne1 and
part neij wi H-74-13, w. d $ll,i'0
Henry A. Smith and wife and John
B. Denton and wife to John H. Den
ton and CharU W. Wigginton. half
Interest In lots 3. part of t and all
of 15. block i. Mnccdonia. la., w. d.
John H. Miller and wife to Ix-e 11.
Mitchell, lot lit, block 9. Rlddl-V
subdlv., w. d i 1W
Frances R. t.-'rner und liiiwmnil .
Henry, W. Clark, part lots 1 ami A
block k5. Baylis' Id ndd.. w. d 1,800
Savings Ioan and Building associa
tion to C. M. Pentvrll. lot 10. block
7, Baylis' Sd add., w. d ')
C. E. Roby and wife, to Isaac Burge-
son, lot 11. block , Hughes Don
iphan m snd.. w, n
Ben.lamin-Fehr Real Estate company
to Matilda C. Bickford. lot 1, block
!. Hutchinson's 1st add., w. d
J0
Seven trsnsfers, total.
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Old Hickory, Olds and VanBrunt farm
wsgons, scoop hoards, wagon boxes, for
sale at VanBrunt'a repository. Special
terms for next sixty days.
For Imported wines, liquors and Bud
welser beer go to L. Rosenfeld, whcesle
liquor dealer, til South Main streat.
Marrlaae Licenses.
Licenses to wed were Issued yesterday to
the following:
Name and Residence.
William If. Holt. Council Bluffs
Carrie N. Holt. Council Bluffs
Age.
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Richard J. Organ. Council Bluffs
Hope Hanrhett, Council Bluffs
W. H. Walllne. Stromstnire;. Neb
Irene Rnsene, Stromrtburg. Neb
A. C. Scott. Columlais. Neb ,
Rose Gregorlns. Coldmhus, Neb
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George Fsrwick, Omaha
Emma hlte, Omaha
William Shoemaker. Council Bluffs..
Lena Rehder. Council Bluffs
Edward Cochran. Omaha
Mse Modahl, Axtell. Neb
Owner Seeds Money.
Must sell elegant lot on Olen avenue:
also good dwellings on Seventh street, near
Bloomer school. Tel. 61. Chss. T. Officer.
419 Broadway.
WHEN OOTNO TO BUILD, GO TO GEO.
A. HOAGLAND, THE PIONEER LUM
BER MAN OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. 724
SOUTH MAIN STREET. TEL. MS.
, MIS OK MKSTWH.
Davis, drugs.
Clark's, sodas.
Stockert sells carpets.
Fine engravings at Leftert'e.
- Ed Rogers' Tony Faust beer.
Get those new photos at 8chmidt's.
Plumbing and beating, Blxby Son.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director, 'phone W,
Woodrtng Undertaking company. Tel. 338.
DIAMONDS AS AN INVF.STMKNT.
TALK TO LEFFERT ABOUT IT.
Superfluous hairs removed permanently by
electrolyses at Graves', loii Veark street.
See Stephen Bros, for tire brick and ars
clay, sewur pipe, fitting and garden boss.
Do you want it done right? If! you do lot
Boiwic, ;'ll 8. Main, do your papering.
painting and Interior decorating.
Wot chocoiaie ana leg. L-S hot malted
in an and egg. loc; him oyster cooiciuil,
lie. Oysters s.wsya fresh. Clara Drug Co.
Miss Kate i-ac of Park avenue, tnla
city, hud a valuaolc broom snatched from
her diesa at tne umana carnival ur''Jr
evening.
W. V. Rodgers, a former saloon keeper
of this city, was. at his own request, cs
teruay committed to tue slate asylum at
ciiitloda.
Mrs. James O'May, wlfe'of the pastor of
the Broadway Memodist church. Is con
nned to ucr nome on Fjetcner avenue oy
sluKness.
HOT BEEF TEA. 1C; HOT CLAM
But 1LLUN AND HOT TOMATO BOl'll
tiOt li.UOrt AiNl' nUl DVLllf
lL.?iAvffY- NOtRiSHlrsU AND
r tXDJililAii
Attorney A. T. Kllcklnger and C E. Price,
cssuler oi ih i Commercial isalionai tiaiiK,
are home from a nunimg and business inp
tT Kass.tt, Neb.
stoVrsbruu'birXi
stote, rugs, lfcc per io., ruuoei, iiit,
.... IK T l.luli.Ln Ml-l Und,
Lolh nhonei k50. ' ' ' '
The Woman a guild of Bt. Paul's Kula- 'Vlle' S- wUh relative, and
copal churcn wlli meet Mondsy afteriiooii ' Ing for several weeks with relatives ana
at the residence of Mrs. R. It. Hunting- fronds.
ton. ia Vine street. ; Miss Elisabeth Beach entertained a' party
Michael Fox. who was paroled from St. of irlmde ai the matinee at the Bur
Bernaru a hospital In September, lisa, waa wood Friday afu-rnooo In honor of Mias
yesterday ordered uiscbargvd by the com- Love Bouquet.
n.lwioneis on insanity. Dr. A- C. Brown and Mrs.-C. W. Coker
- We have the finest tine of sample inonu- gave a theater parly Monday evening In
menls to select from lu tl.e weal. Sheeiey minor of Mies Laura Meyers and Mr.
sc Lane Marble and Graulte works. 217 . Clarence Judson.
Last Broadway, Council Bluffs. Ia. , The Tuesday History club held Its first
Wanud, a young married man between . loeeilng uf the eaon Tuesday afternoon
twenty-on-and inlriy years old. to do at Uie home of Mrs. John Teuipleton, 3tJi
sorK about house, take care of furffi'e and North Sixth aireet.
jard. Apply lo Leonard Evreil, Id pearl 1 Mi Josephine Hoad and MIjs Jennie
street. ' Hummer of Beatrice, Neb., are in ihe city
CUPS OF CHEER THESE: HOT LEM- ' vomit. g at the home of Mrs. G. N. Hoad.
ONAbtl IOC- Ht.iT CHOCOLATE. 1-C. a2tX Second avenue.
t AND HOT MALTED MILK, 1'. SERVED
iw.f. I II IIIU ULII HUL III 1V1I U.l -lL II
n 1 1 n viixKbw v injrt.u u .
tolSCt I I'. - - -
A Sunday school a LI ue organixod this
morning sl the Canning school Iiouko, eajtl
of the city limits. Rev. Hvnry De Long
snd Dr. V. J. Montgomery will assist in
the organisation. -
The funeral of the late Mrs. L. C. Beem
of Hyde avenue will be held this after-
noon, at o'clock from Woodrtng s under-
taking rooms and Interment will be in
Falrview cemetery. ,
: Van ftrtml baa Just received a few more
cars of nobby vehicles snd will be pleafcd
to have you call and look Uieni over. Soma
great bargains will be ottered. Anyone will
direct you to IMS repository.
rniirnn-tni- Wtekhsm Iias relieved tlit .
minds of the city councllmen by removing
the dredge from Indian creek and shipping
It to how City, la., where It will bu ud
on work Mr. Wlckaam lias there.
All members of Council Bluffs tent.
Knlghta of the Mnccahws, are re.(uesud
to be preaent al the hall this aliernuun
at t o'clock tl attend -the funeral of the
Iste Sir Knight William G. Klaseli.
A marriage license was Jssis-d yesterday
to William 11. Holt and Carrie N. Holt.
'1 hey were di-orced some time ego, but
have now decided to try" married Hie over
and the ceremony will take place today.
Shall we frame that picture? We can do ,
It to suit you. we make a specialty of ram
In Dtctures. Let us do It. we know the
Work and price will be satlsfsctory. Coun-
j I .j I . . IV ti.in, .,11 a n .1 ill... 1 Lfavrla i
block.
btiaard Stodtmelster. son of .Mr and
Mrs. Fred todtmeister or this city, is
home after live years and seven months
service In the I nlted Histes navy. He
has not decided whether he will re-enlisl
or lead the lite of a civilian.
The. Tegular monthly meeting of .the As
sociated tnarltles will be Held Monuay
utternoon at tne resioence ot Mra K. n
.Nlcnois, 4.i Glen avenue. A laige atienrt
ance Is ilesireo, as mailers of importance
are to com before the meeting.
Inner pct-uuar clrcumaiances we make
the touow Ina prices: Carpets, per jara, fl'ic
and up; tliioieuin, per yara, c ana up; oli
ciotn. mc and up; stove paiterns. "ioc ana
up; sink boarns. wood ilnea, inc and up. i.
v. Keller, loa South Main street.
A cnance lur a uaigain, oo yuu a'aht It?
We nave a iuige sioca oi cartel ona mal
iiti lemnants; must gel rid ot tbem; will
sen sl must any price. Stove oil clolti
Hum -oc to 40c a sguare yard; cocoa floor
mats, auc to ti.. btockert Carpet 'Co.
a. ii.nl iiotot; i a; w a.n is uuuu,
fnten Aisu CLD.AN UKUCLMlW Ai
iHti MUSI HaAsuNAULIi t'HiCea.
JutlS ULBUN'8 I.KUCLHV AT lis AAU
Wl V.ES1' bKOADWAK, FULFILLS ALL
TM h.8b. Hh.VJtlHh.MB.MTS TO A LM lin
I A.M ALL uclLIVLHibd ARE LXCh.liaJ
USULI PROMPT.
At the meeting of the executive commit
tee of the Commercial club yesterday it
was decided to postpone tne election of a
new executive committee until the meeting
of the genera! manilv rshlp In November.
1 he meeting called for this gionth falpd
ior -unt of a quorum, owing to the at
tractions across the liver.
August Myer, son of John Myef. died
vestnrdav nionilng st the home of bis
uncle, J. D. Wittland, Jl Third street,
aged 2U years. Services will be held at
the residence Monday morning at 9 o'clock,
after which the funeral will be held from
the Evangelical church In Lewis towusnip
at 11 o'clock. Burial will be In the Piuiner
cemetery.
A sneak thief succeeded in tapping the
till at the little clothing store of Mrs.
Ktts GlllH-rt on WcBt Broadway Friday
night for J11.60. The fellow purchased a
pair of socks and while Mrs. Gilbert waa
in the rear part or the store looking for
some other goods asked for by him, the
thief slipped behind the counter, secured
the money and dashed out of the door.
W. 11 Walllne and irene Rum-no, both
from Htromsburg. Neb., were married in
tlilM city yesterday by Rev. Henry Iv
luig. They stated they were ilrst cijiislns
snd tor that reason came to Council Plurls
tn have the ceremmiy performed. Rev.
Dt-Long also performed the maiTlago cc.e
inony tor A. C. Scott and Hoce Gregorlns,
lx.th of Columbus. Neb., and William Shoe
maker and Lena Rehder, iRith of this clt.
Hon't pound the life out of your tine
Wilton or Axmlnsler rutt by cleaning It
the old-fashioned way. There Is a better
way; cheaper In the long run. Our way
will not- Injure the nncat fabric. Our
wagons will call. Tel.: OltS. The Council
Bluffs Carpet Cleaning and Rug Manufac
turing, company. .
Wall Paper-For the next two weeks I
will sell wall pape at 33H per cent off. Our
i big line of .new wall papers musf be re'
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vour home in good style for little money
W. 8. . 1-Iewatson. Broadway and Fourth
81.. Council Bluffs.
PAST WF.F.K IS BLIFFS SOCIKTV
Coaple of Pretty Charrh Weddings
Daring; tbe Week.
Mr R. V. Carpenter. IMS Avenue D, Is
In Denver, visiting friends.
Mrs. J. C. Watermsn left Friday on a
Visit to relatives In Ames. la. .
Mr Fred Ianlnger has gone to Purblo,
Colo., for a visit with his parents.
Mr. snd Mr. Ira F. Hendriek. are visit,
ln with relatives at Malvern, Ia.
..in- i iiAtandnn .if Des Moines. Is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Danlels.j
Miss Maud Morele of tl. t-aui. oniu.-,
is visiting her uncle. Mr. James Buguin, or
this city. ...
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Swan Turn!1(.Ml'i":
dav morning from a short visit to Galcs-
kur. Til
wl t xfannlnir of Des Moines has
been visiting for the past wtek with frlenda
In thla city.
Mrs. Timothy Kelly and children have
returned from a ten days' visit at Carson
and Treynor.
n.. i .i.ii. nriton of 1027 Fifth avenue.
left Tuesday evening for Des . Moines to
ttenft collese. - "
Mrs. Dent entertained the Monday Ken
sington club Monday afternoon at her home
pn Seventh avenue.
The Kensington club will meet Wednes
day at the home of Miss Laura Weaver.
815 Seventh avenue. '
Mrs. R. N. Waller, formerly of J'""";
now at Des Moines. Is here tor a ten days
visit with old friends.
Miss- Ellxabeth Beach, 91T Second f venue,
entertained at luncheon Friday afternoon
for Miss Love Bouquet.
Mrs. Clara Conlee of Beatrice, Neb., is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Leonard Jack
son, on West uroaaway.
Mrs. Howard M. Pulkcr of Chicago, la
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John T.
Oliver, on Park avenue.
Mrs. U C. Wolfe. 736 Madison avenue,
returned Monday from a visit with rela
tives at Table Rock, Neb.
Miss Luclle Thomas returned Wednes
day from Los Angeles, where she has been
visiting for several months.
Mrs. Emmet Tlnley entertained the LIW
tie Bridge club at her home lueaday.- A
dainty lunchaon was served.
Mr. William Mortenaon. 1623 Avenue U,
lett Friday for Denver and Salt Lake City,
to be absent for several weeks.
tr a h. Miller and Miss Catherine
PlhKh of Persia, are the guests of Mrs.
oig North Eighth street.
Richard Organ entertained at dinner
! MM,cenlni a" his home, 1U6 Bluff
,PWt . rovers were laid for eight.
; - NorroK, N.b., la a
j at the home of her parent. Mr. and
Mrs. t-. c j-iamui-uii. i'
u -wninirf Tinlev entertained the merar
bars of the Flower mlesion xnursuay
ernoon at her home on Willow avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Hewitt of Wood
bine Ia. are guests of Mr. Hewitt's aunt,
Mrs. J. M. FluBler n Eat Pierce street.
The St. Agrtts guild was delightfully
entertained Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. H. A. Qulnn on ouaiana avenue
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days' visit with Mrs. Johnson's parents.
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leave today for Helena. M""-- toP,,"aer "
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.... w h,n.r,nn lulu Sixth avenue.
I Mrs. t larence vxerrlngaon and dausnier.
, Mrs. J. C. Hollenbeck has returned front
nise Ruth liarl, daughter of Mr. C. M.
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nan, nas gone io fevausion, iu.- o ic-
' tunic her siuoles at the Northwest unl-
veri.lt y conitervalory.
Mrs. M. B. Sanford of 144 Grant street
.has returned from a three weeks' trip,
during which'she visited Boston, Portland
and other eaaiern elites.
Mrs. William Long of Marshalltown : Is
visiting her son, Mr. J. L. Long of the
Iowa School for the Deaf, and her daugli-
ler, Mrs. Robert Henderson.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Fogarty have ie-
turned from a visit of several months in
northwest resorts, where they went in hope
of bcneHlir.g Mr. Fbgarty's health,
. r. and Mrs. L. F. Lsuriston left Tiles-
day evening on an extended trip to Europe.
They will tour utnmarn ana or ner points
' on the continent, reluming next February,
' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bouquet announce
the engagement of their daughter, U-vve,
to Mr. Clarence Arthur EmpkTe, the ed-
?'n taks place the evening of ocioUt
1 at s O clock.
Mra Frank Falkenburgv and daughter,
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in Sterling and Plated Silverware evp.r offered the bujfing public.
Our large tlisilay of artistic ware is more complete, more
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Blanch, have Juat returned1 from Chicago
and Milwaukee. On their way back they
aloppd at Marshalltown, where they visited
Mr. haikenburg.
About twenty members of Oak laenf
camp. Royal Neighbors of America, tend
ered Mrs. Mary .Andrews of Fourth avenue
a . surprise party Tuesday evening. ' The
evening was Sent playing cards and re-
lresnments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Rcdllne of 8loux City
and MesHrs. Henry and George Rodllne of
Lanark, ill., were guests last week at! the
nome ot Kev. w. u. clemmer, 7Z willow
avenue. Messrs. F. A., Henry and Oeorge
Redllno are brothers of Mrs. Clemmer.
Harmony chspter. Order of the Eastern
Btnr, will give a series of dances this
winter for Its members and friends on the
second Thursday In each month. The first
of the series will be given Thursday even
ing ot this week In Masonic temple hall.
Mr. John Pethybrldge, left lust Mondny
for North Dakota and Montana point.
Bcfrre returning home he exnects to spend
a few woeks In Livingstone, Mont., where
ne wi.i oe tne guest ot his brother, Mr. w.
H. Pethybrldge, and cousin, Mr. Charles
Retalllck. ,
Miss Elian Organ entertulned at supper
Friday evening in honor of Miss Hope
Hanchett and her brother, Richard, who
were married Saturday afternoon. Supper
waa served at 10 o'clock, at which the
bride's cake, which contained a thimble,
dime, and ling, was one of the features.
Mr. Grattan Smiley Foley, son of Mr. and
Mrs. T. J. Foley of this city, and Miss
Catherine Ann Williams were married
Wednesday evening st the home of the
uride s parents In Gothenburg, Neb. Mr.
and Mrs. Grattan Foley will beat home to
their friends after December 1 at Mats-
I hi a la, San Luis Potoat, Mexico.
The Atlas club met Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. J. D. Hamilton on
Avenue E. The club had for Its study
the cnpltals of Europe, and Its chief topic
was Constantinople. The club decided to
hold lis meetings on Miondays Instead
of Tuesdays, the next meeting occurring
tomorrow at the' home of Mrs. F. W.
Houghton, 215 West Pierce street.
Mr. Clarence H. Judson formerly of this
city, now of Seattle, Wash., and Miss
Laura F. Meyers, were married. Tuesday
evening at the home of the bride's mother.
Mrs. F. Meyers, 4ol Park avenue, Hev. Mar
cus P. McClure, pastor of the First Presby
terian church, otnclatlng. The ceremony
was witnessed by a number of relatives
and frlenda of the bride and groom. Mr.
and Mrs. Judson will make their home in
Seattle.
A pretty wedding took place Saturday
afternoon at 6 o clock at St. Francis'
church. The contracting purtles were Mijs
nope nnncneti ana Mr. Kicnara organ.
They are both well known young people
of the BHSiTs. Only, relatives and imme
diate friends were ' present. The bride
waa neutiy dressed In a dark blue tailor
made suit. After the ceremony they went
to their own cottage. .119 Harrison street,
where a wedding supper was awaiting
them.
a pretty wedding was solemnised at St.
Pauls bpiscopat cnurcu Weunesuay even
ing at o ciuck, wncn Alius Cora M. Ger
trude liltcncocK waa uniied ill marriage to
Mr. Claude Bernard Mallhal. The cere
mony whs periormed by Kev. H. W. Starr,
the rector, tne ring cuicmony being used.
Hie bridesmaids. Miss iuae laiee of
Omaha and Miss Juaud Cochran of this
city, bore a bunch of flowers which Ml.
Forest isrown and Miss Lucue Dixon scat
tered be i ore tne happy couple as they es
csuued lo the altar to titae the vows.
Tue best man was Mr. 8. C. Johnson of
Omaha. The church was neatly decorated
In paiiua anu ferns. The brlue waa aowueu
In ci earn taueta, wltn an uveruiess ot
silk cninon cloth trimmed in lace and
Dtarls: the maids were dressed alike In
pale blue silk net with pale biue picture
ha is. Little Lucile Dixon was the ring
bearer. Immediately alter the ceremony
ii. nnwlv -wedded couDle and the guest
repaired to the home ot. the bride, 2o4
Washington avenue, wntrw a wcumiii
iwr wua served and a receolion held.
They will make their home at 3ib Norm
First street.
I repair, talking machines, bicycles and
new ins machines. S. M. Williamson, 17
Bo. Mai nSt.
"Alpine Horn," "Hungarian Rhapsody,"
"In Rank and File" and thouaands of
other copies of sheet music and popular,
at 10c a oopyi at Bouriclu's Piano House,
335 Broadway, Councli Bluffs, Ia.
Two Weddings at Carroll.-
CARROLL, Ia., Oct. , (Special.) A very
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Luella Belle, daughter of air. ana Mrs.
T. F. Heyman. to Mr. D. A: C. Ogllvle on
Saturday morning at 130 o'clock In the
presence of a number of relative, and 1m-
mediate friends. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. H. H. Barton. Mrs. How-
ard Heyman of Omaha played a beautiful
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parlor, where the ceremony took place
The Heyman-OgUvte wedding terminated
In a happy surprise to the guests, when
Immediately after this service Miss Alice
Rockbud, bridesmaid, and John Austin,
beet man, were also united In marriage.
Pictures for wedding gifts.
nder, 333 Broadway.
C. E. Alex-
Des M.laes ta Water l.a by Tralley.
WATERLOO. Ia.. Oct. l-(8peclal Tele-
gram.) A party of Des Moines capitalists.
neaaed rjy it. it. rois, was in rnis ciry
this afternon In the interests of an inter- j
urban extension' from Dea Moines to this I
city, through Woodward, to which place
the line Is already completed. Mr. Polk
announced that an extension from Wood-;
ward here would be conxtructed to this
city next year.
Don't fail to see the Red Cross base
Yiurner. Let us show you the Eclipse
grate, the only stove made with the
Eclipse (rati. sins A Usurer, Ui and
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ROMANCE OF IN EX-CONVICT
Boyhood Aoqoaiitanea UaooTen Dark
Chaptar ii Faul Kern' Life.
CAUSES BREAKING 01 F OF ENGAGEMENT
omlnatlona All Filed vrltk Secretary
of State, bat Error Will Keep
People's Party Xaaalna
tlona from Ticket.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
DES MOINES, Oct. . iBpeclal.)-Before
the Insanity commission of Polk county
today Paul Kerns, alias C. F. Mandell,
was dlscha. .), but romance uncovered
in which Miss Ella Van Glllan or Lorlmrr,
Ia., played a part. She was about to
marry Kerna when informed that he was
an ex-convict. As boys Kerns and Prof.
C. O. Denny of Drake university In this
city grew up near Maltland, Mo. While
there Kerns was sent to the penitentiary
for fcurglary for five years, but was re
leased before the expiration of his term
At Loriiner, Ia., he became acquainted
with Miss Van Glllan .and a correspond
ence was continued while Kerns went to
Chicago. Miss Van Glllan came to Des
Molnea to study as a nurse ' and Kerns
returned from Chicago and called on her.
8he was found rooming at the home of
Prof, and Mrs. C. O. Denny and the pro
fessor at onbe recognised Kerns as his
boyhood acquaintance and Informed Miss
Van Glllan of the facts. Prof. Denny had
Kerns arrested on a charge of Insanity,
charging that ha had threatened his life.
Kerns was discharged by the commission
on the showing and charged Prof. Denny
and wife with poisoning Miss Van GUlan'a
mind against him.
Ir. CoaallT Hart.
Information reached here from Sioux
City today that Dr. R. E. Connlff of that
city, a member of the State Board of
Health, was very seriously injured In an
accident by his buggy being overturned
from running over a pile of dirt In - the
street. Three ribs were broken and Mra.
Connlff, who was with him, suffered two
fractures of her left arm. Both were badly
bruised. .
Nominations All la.
Every republican and democratic nomina
tion paper had been filed whh the Secre
tary of state today noon, with the exception
or those from Shelby county, the conven
tion of which was held this afternoon. Tbe
nomination papers from Shelby reached the
1-ii.t at aooui w ociock tonight. There
7tnJH nH0.J?P"', 'rtY, tlLket ,h" year'
It was discovered by the State Election
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party petition had been almost all written
by one person and were In tha same hand
writing. J. R, Norman, chairman of the'
tate committee was notified and said .he
had hired men to circulate the petition and
had not examined it afterward. It la too
late now to circulate Jt again.
Fall to adorse Prohibition.
At tha closing meeting of the get-together
convention of all the temperance forces
In tha stats. Including the anti-saloon
league, prohibition p -ty,. Women'a Chrie.
tlan Temperance Tnlim and ethers, a reso
lution pledging support to the prohibition
ticket waa defeated though a resolution
waa carried declaring Father Coffin, the
prohibition nominee for governor, a person
worthy of the office. The prohibitionists
made a' stiff fight for the resolution.
Age Limit ta Preference Law.
George Turbett. an old soldier, has
brought suit for $5,000 against the Police
,nd eommJ)on or'th. e, ...
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Po i0 re COmm',M"on Wmf that
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bKt Wer than that. Thi. Will be the
sx.s.-wr, LiaiiHiii. iihiii iij ins uoaUiion
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first time that this point Is tested tn the
Iowa courts under the Iowa soldiers' pref
erence law.
Mortot ta Fart Madleaa.
. Oeorge Morton, arrested In Wisconsin
and brought bark on a requisition to stand
trial for forging Rock Island railroad pay
I rhecks and passing them on storekeepers
all along tha line, of tha Rockt I-land
, through Iowa, waa today sentenced to Fort
VaduIon fo, four Morton Is said to
1 the mo.t taTgr n,t h vlBltd
,owa )n nMny yfmn
Vlasble niamanits ttoae.
Diamonds valued at 1.2r0 and left In
nawn with Woolf Zacharla In this c'tr
have dlnanneared. Someone not authorised
anneared and paid tbe ifi) tor which th.v
ere tjswrMd and has dlsanpeared. The
diamonds txHonced to Mrs. FT. S. Rurdlck.
proorietrese or tha Vendome hotel. The
grand nry Is Investleatlng.
. KtUlasr Frasts Knrrwkere
A Hlllne frost was rnorted In nractlcslly
verr -flon nf th sts t the weather
'bureau this morning. Director Sage be
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Ilevea the oom too far advanced, hoe-ever,
to suffer hafe-m from It. '' '
MAS AMtjWIFB IX PlftTOI. . Dl HL
Roth ert'slr lajared aad la Resserse
Dress fcach Otaer's Waaada,
ROCK RAIrlDS, la., Oct. (Special Tel
egram.) In ji pistol duel between Burton
R. Smith ai$d his wife, respected cltlaens
of Rock Rapids, in their bedroom last
night, the husband waa perbapa ' mortally
shot, and tha wife seriously wounded, v
The woman fired the first shot, stsnding
behind her. husband who waa putting on
hla collar at .a dresser. She was enraged
because he "persisted In going ta Minne
apolis, where she accused him of having
another woman.'
"Will nothing keep you at , home?" she
asked after trying to persuade him to
change his mlrld. -
"Just one trlng." replied the husband,
"and that la a gullet."
Pushing her husband salde sirs. Smith
pulled a revolver from tha dresser drawer
and fired It Into his back. As he sank ti
the floor he picked another revolver off
the dresser nd fired three times at his
wife, one of the bullets taring effect In hrr
arm.
After exchanging the shots, the wounded
couple filled with remorse dressed each
other's wound! until neighbors arrived to
cnll a physician.
"Smith probably! 'mill die., in an anti
mortem statement made today he said his
wife shot him oat of Jealousy. The wo
man says aba accidentally discharged tha
revolver while trying to break It.
B. L. M. 8CRANTON. This phrase when
applied to hard coal meana the coal mined.
We have all the alaes. OL'R WEIGHT IS
OUR WORD. Iowa and Missouri oak In
stock at all times: '.BrldVnsteln A Smith.
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SOXfT GAMpSS CAISB Of DlVOtlCK
Farm II y Breach Starts Whea Father
' Prohibits 'Yeaths froat Bawllac '
SIOUX CENTER,, la-, j Oct, .-(Bpeelal
Telegram.) Evertje Demnts of BJoux Cen
ter has secured a divorce from her hus
band, Gerrtt. because he prohibited his
three grown sons from Indulging In ths
sport of bowling.
When tha .first bowling ' alley waa In
stalled In this town about a yaar- aaro the
father tried to hava ths place -put out of
business because his sons frequented 11.
Hearing of thla the eons upbraided their
parent for being an old fossil. - Tbe mother
sided with the sona against the father and
caused a breach whicTi could never be
heBled
The divorce has been granted and- one-
third of a W.O0O property
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clUaena of Sioux
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I Center, convinced that the troubl. started
In the anxiety of the father to sea his sons
spend their apara moments profitably, eym
psthlxe with Kim. " ' '
Save time an mbnejr by using .Tha tes
want ada
Fill Tacaaelee Tleket.
8IDNEY. Is... Oct. (BpeclsJ Telegram.)
At the republican convention which met
tody to fill the vacancy" caused by the
death r of A. T. . Chambers, clerk of the
court. Rev. E. H. Harrison of Tabor waa
nominated for - both the - short and long
terms. Henry Abbey waa nominated for
sheriff, taking the place, of Fred Reeves,
who was- nominated at the regular con
vention, but failed to accept.
The demoorata hava called an extra con
vention for Thursday, October 11, to name
a clerk for tha short term, from November
a to January -1, also to nominate a mem
ber of ' the board to take tha place oi
William Otte. who decUned the nomination.
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I III .. abA ksu slwKawak as J as BeMasX . .
aTsftvni Ileal, ID awlWasjr m-- IV
I3U0 we aU at $146. $10 and 140. Higher
priced instrumenta tn proportion; easy
pay meat a A. Hoepa Co., J South Main
street. Co. Bluffs.
N. T. Plumbing Co.. Tel. X4. Night, Lata
Iswa Mews Males.
CEDAR RAPIDS Reports to. the quaa
rlennlal meeting of tbe Evangelical jreri
eral conference In session here show tXi-"J
conversloiw .during tha tour-year, period.
Tha number of members received Into the
church in, thst period by ooneaelon nf
faith waa 24, lo.. Tha Sunday schools hava
had a gala of 10,2o4 In membership.
INDIANOLA Simpson college Is left
temporarily without a profeeaor In biology
through the sudden departure of Prof. C.
F. C. Ripley, who had been engaged for
the year., for Pittsburg, Kan., where be
will nave charge of the' biological depart
ment in tile Kansas Manual Training
school. The- trofessor left the first of the
week without giving the board ut trusters
any warning of bis Intentions.
CEDAR FALLS At the last meeting of
the board af trustee of the Iowa Stele
Normal school It waa voted to rec.ona.der
tbe action of last spring In prohibiting ths
f laying of foot hall by tha athletic aasooU
Ion, and It is new well established again
and the team ia doing good work... Tbla de.
clston was deemed advisable because Ihe
percentage of male students waa much be
low the former aversge and out of ara
portion to the number ot yauag wumer.
I enrolled.