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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, OCTUBEK P. WOC. 0 i I ' f .NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA V- S I COUNCIL Offloo, 10 l-earl W.IXOR METIO. .:- . - t VI Da via. drug. Clark's, sodas. Ktockert aalta nrpet. Fin en-raVlmja, at Ijcffert'. E-t ftoger"' Tony Fiut beer. , f - thoaa new. photos at Sohmldt's. f numbing and- hunting. Blxby Bon! ! iti. vuucr, mnrrBi uimiuri pni'iiv I Woodrlng CnderUking company, 'Tel. JW9. ' Excelsror Masonic lodge wuj meet In reg ular session thl vnlng. DIAMONDS AM AN INVrdTMKXT vV'rALK-' TO LEFrSRT ABOUT IT. : ' niruiH . ' I V .. UI HIV I'll' I. f&IJU 1 1 1 C . iiar. ewer pipe, flu trig and garden ho. Hupcrfluou halra removed permanently by t UK;trolyar at Graves . Vf Pearl street. Th October aeaslnn of district court at Avnca'WIll be tmmmenced today by Judg 'reerw s fak Laf camp, Royal ' Neighbor of America, Will mcrt In regular eton thla evening;. J. Zoller A Co. reported the theft or a aet of single hand-made harne from tbeir barn yesterday. Pauline- Ariama, "U Mynster atreet, via 'ported to lha Board of Health, yeterday an having niembranenuM croup. I I A belliilng permit waa tsnurd -'yesterday i to J. I. Bull Ivan for a two-atory frame cot- aga on Graham terrace, to cot $3.M. For aale or trade for Council Bluff property, elgnty acrea good land., p. B. Nlcno1sn. iwUVi Broadway. Do you want It florte right? If you do let Horwirk. 211 8. Main, do your papering., palming and Interior decorating. . I pay 112 per ton for cast Iron; mixed $10; stove, th; rn. lVc per lb.; rubler, lc; copper, lfa per lb. J. Katelman, "2 Main, boin 'plxtnra ttu.- . :, . . M.aa Jennie Ure.tier of-thl city la at the general hospital In Omalm preparing for a aerioua operation, which alio cxiect to undo. go In about two wteka. We have the finest .line of aample tnonu nicnts to eelect from In the went. Sheeley Lane Marble and Granite worka, lii liaat ' Uroatlway, Counc(l, bluff. la.. J, walker, a lineman In tha employ of the Nebraska Telephone company; charged with Violating th city ordlnancea by rx pectorattngn the atilt walk, wan dlacharged In pollca court yesterday morning. I Hey. tlehry DeLonij performed the- mat 1'iHgc cd-eninriy yemerday for Bengt Hol-I'-tup 'attdr MaigTette Kngatiui).. both of V'naerwutJdi I'tt. S Arble. H. Hedaon and Xmy, F,. H jocn, .both oi Lincoln, Nob. Loula Jofff, the Weat Broadway grocer and butcher Cha.ged With aelltng and keep ing for aale tainted meat and a polled fruit, waa llneg In police rout t yeateruay morning. Hla attorney gave notice of ap peal, . w Shall' w rrante'tha't pfcluieT We can do It to'auK -you, we make a aeclalty f fram ing picttrrea. Vat ua do it. we -know tha wurk ajwJ rlce will be. aatlafactory. Coun- ru Kluns faint, mi and U)aa Co., Miriam block. f ' " ' block. f Wl ll 1 B V irr i William Morgan, sheriff tf Mills county; Hosv anerlrl of Lticaa- county, ami Bher- auuiW el Cheyenne. Wyo., hapuened tit b;in tha city. .Vestday. and ail three met at . (he office of Sheriff Canning by chance.- . Th anniial ' ifisnectlnit ef the Woman's Rellof Oorpa wlll.be heJd thla afternoon it. Mrs. A,d!e K . Cnangst. .district , president, will lict aa 1npcling offlci-r. Mrs. ' Unangst will be (ha guest of Mr. L). H. WKter while iln the tslty kB' Under peculiar circumstance we ma th following price; Carpets, per yard, yie and up; linoleum, per yard. 6oo and up oil. cloth.- 2So'and up; stove patterns, 75c and vip; gfnk board, wood lined, 7fc and up. D. W. jyeller. IQS Saulh. Man street. ... i Nearly all the potted .flower In Fair-1 mount . park were stolen from 'the. vases JjMurday 'night' or' early 8Unday morning. ' tnalrman Orahani of the park hoard Is of the opinion that the h.lef Is some person who wishes to keep then) over winter. . . I A chit hiU for a bargain, do you want It T We have u large stock of carpet and mat- ting .remnants; piust get rid or tnem; win sell it most any price. Stove oil cloth from 2So Ju c a square yard; cocoa Boor mats, 5c to h w. BiocKerc i arpei uo. The. three boys T1K'fjT'd1'wtth shooting within the city limits Sunday afternoon were, discharged- Itv police court yeateiday morning after receiving a lectjjre from Judge' Scott Th" court ordered th guhS selaed by Officer Grum held for .the present. On, tnouaand paunds home-made caodyj Opening candy .sale, Saturday at Purity Candv kitchen. Homemade candy.: 10c a pound. Btmertcutth, 10c a pound. Peu nuf brittht 10c'' pound. Angel food taffy, loc a pound. Olt, Brown, manufacturer, Broadway. . , EVERY1 HOt'SEWrFE WANTS OOOD, FRESH ANll CLEAN GROCERIES AT THUi( MOST REASONABLE PRICES. JOHN OLSONS OHOt'ERY AT 7S AND nrvair rmA a ". a v ' t?f't VI t V CI at THESE EjriHEMENTS TO A LETTER i Pc1ur'"m" d'"P'ay- rrtn ANTl AIJ DEJ.IVEKIK8 ARK EXCEED- j clpal business street th . Danish color i.-QLH PRtkiJPT. ,s. ... Iar dlKplayed In profusion In honor of the .Louis. Miller, a boy about H years of age. I visitor. remain, in n vinnuy oi rvniein Tirvevj rut Avenue a, was simca nv a moior on he -''bridge Tegtorelay " morning. The-1 bey. who. wa carrying a:koirun. escaped' with the fracture, jof j Lho . foreliMt-r ef his left hand. The accident occurred at the switch Tounr VlHlev'Wa'a brought uptown and hi Injury ' attended ov CUP OK.. CHEEB.VTHE8E.- hot -lemonade lor, hot chocolate lun and hot malted milk. SERVED WITH WHIPPED CREAM SALTED-' BISCUIT, hot beef Ua 10c, hot clam bowl I ion, lAc, -and hot tomato bouillon, loc. Taaty, ,. NOURISHING AND RE-a-ntrsti INO. Hot chocolate and ear Kc. ro "rnalted'illk and tgg ISc and oyatar ) -H-ktall lac. -yeter8 aiwaya ireen. ciara L'rug jCo., ,. t. . ' - The Weat .CouncH . Kluffs Improvement Vlub will hold a meeting tills evening at the new club house at which the mrmlwrt of th Board of Education are expected to be, present to confer-with the patrons of the Thlrty-w.com school relative to tno much needed addition to that building. All parenta-of cliJlilren attending thla achool are Invited to be present and lake part In lh conference.- ' A. Mtligar dt Cm. Nw Location of Wholesale Bakery, fl( Mynsttr Street, Co. Bluff. Ia ' ' - ' Home-made Bread a Sneclalty.- ' ,f - .' Vial tor Welcome. N..T-' llujnbl.Ce.. Tel. X0. Night. L6ea THE , MOST. UP-TO-DATS . RESTAUR ANT IN COUNCIL J5LUFTS. GOOD SER VICE! AD HOME COOKINO. The Calu met restaurapt, is Broadway. , v "A (Treat Earlteaaeat. We ar making th lowest poaalble price on wall 'paper. The latest patterns. W will make 'you the loweat figures If you will let ua do the work. Guaranteed to be first claaa."' Council Bluff's' Paint, Oil and Glass Co., Merrfam . Mqck.'' GOOD PATINO SHOE STORE, DOINO 100 A MONTH. WILL INVOICD $J.M. PLKNDID - OPENINO. DUNCAN ft DEAN. 9 MAIN BT.. COUNCIL BLUPPS -L --Marrjaae Unites. Llcenkeg to wd- were Issued yesterday to th ifllov4nT v, . . , Name an, reaktenea' ... Ag. n.nit Hollerup. Underwood. la... Mararette Engstrup. Undorwood. rble F. Bedaon, Lincoln. Nb... Mary P.,' Hudson. .Lincoln. Neb.... Arvld Tarfson, Omaha Edna, Borfearn. Oinaha...,v.v Ia. f A 8kln of Beauty y qpy Porwvwr. iH. T. Polla Oouraue)' Oriantal Or em or Magioal Beautlflar. Ja, Plaislaa as baia P mini aa ry tntou aMUr,aaa . 4lctloa. Ii aaaetoaa la taa d 7 raw, aa4 a h wt ' -aMtt lokavaraa M arspil; auul Aocaai aaaftuaut fell ef uui aasta. Dr. U A Sai4 ts Mr f 'M Uat Wa (a salWall 'A M bits VIU IH Ua I racsiKrita4 'flewrwed'e fr aa' a tW WaM aarastul af ail i an NHli. t" j au imu x aw r aacr Ooodia DraWi ai ta auuaa, '..,! aa Kuta(4 fill T. KOPlilS. f rtf, 17 Irtai M that, T. hill l.M - x BLUFFS At. Tel. 48. ICin- CAPTURED BY DANES 11 Est Six of tha Dalecttei Frsisnt at tha Opening -(Mion. welccm:d to cirr by the mayor Hospitality Promptly Accepted mm The Order Ciets Daw a t Be 1ava-Pr)bahl haaard In Ceastltatloa. I With iMi delegate, preecnt out uf-the 291 accredited to the meeting, the-twelfth na . tlonal convention of tna Danish Brothur hood aoilety npnrd yesterday morning In Danish hall fur a wck'i eon. the exception of the open meeting, at , which. In tlefen nee to Mayor Macrae, the English language ttai spoken, the pro ceedlnga are held In Danlah and behind i cl aed doora. Tha convention waa called to order by J. C. Jensen, president of the local lodge. who wlcomd the vialtlna deleaates on behalf of the Council Bluff members of the order, while Mayor Macrae performed a similar duty on behalf of the city. At the conclusion of hit remarks Mayor Macrae handed H. H. Vogt. the supreme president, an Immense slivered key, with whloh, he said, the gatea of the city had betn opened for the visitors and that tli-?y wtre welcome to everything the city hail to offer them. He expressed the hopu that thulr visit would be fraught with pleasure and profit. He omitted mention ing anything about tha lid- being lifted any while they were In town. ' H. H. Vogt of Davenport, supreme presi dent, responded to the addreaaes of wel come In a neat speech, during which ho said It gave the delegatea much pleasure , to hold thlr convention In Council Bluffs and they felt aasured of being treated roy--ally, as the city had the well earned rep utation of being a royal hostess to all such bodies which gathered within her galen. ' Change tm Organic Uw, The afternoon . session . waa . devoted, largely to preliminary work for the con vention, auch aa the naming of commit tees and outlining, the business for the week. Several changes In the constitution and bylaws. It Is said, were suggested and a committee waa appointed to report on this matter. There Is a'.so more or less talk. It Is understood, on reincorporating tha order either In Nebraska, where the order waa founded, or In one of the state I having the Jargeat number of lodgea. A committee to report on this question waa alao appointed as well a the usual stand ing committees. The session, however, are held behind closed doors and the proceeding ar aup- Paea not to be made public, the work of tn convention being communicated to th ' Tri committee of th whole will meet different lodges through their respective , Friday afternoon- to look over a new addl- delegates . ! Hon of twenty one- Acre on Harrison street Unless the convention gets pressed tr ! platted by Carl Morgan. .Tha atreet and time In which to complete lta work no even-' alleys hare, been laid out and Mr. Mor Ing buslneas sessions will be held and tha fan wishes the plat accepted by th city, evenings will be devoted to recreation. Thla i When the salaries of . th members of evening the visitors will be guests of lha the fire department wera raised fS each test ; local tod at t. mmtinm k.. . .,,, mrtwi i. ... b given by W. J. Leveret t of thla city and refreshments served. All of the supreme -officecs. who are as follows, are present: Supreme past presi dent, P. H. Jnhnaon, Omaha; supreme pre. Ident, H. H. Vogt, Davenport; supreme vie president, William Klkenbunch, Chicago; supreme ecreerv, J. Mlchaetsen, Omaha; supreme treasurer, J. Chr. Eeklldsen, Chi cago; aupreme trustees. Theodore Arlob. Salt Lake City; M. Laraen. Racine. J. F. Carlsen. Wllllmantlc, Conn. Danish hall. In which the convention la being held, la tastefully decorated with (lags and bunting, the atar and stripes and Danish national flag Intermingling In Klectloa May Come Friday. While the election of officers and the se lection of the place of meeting for 1910 are met for Saturday afternoon at the closing aeseton of the convention. It wa stated J yeaterday afternoon that possibly these two ' matters would be disposed of Friday aft ernoon, i Dtrtuthy Minrr., and-Freeno, CaLi-ere- hi the field for the 1910 convention, and both have strong representation here and are making an active campaign among the del egate. - Tha few absent delegatea ar expected to reach here today, aa it I believed that every lodge In the order will he represented at the convention. A number of the dele gatea are accompanied by their wives and there are a number of visiting member outside the delegates themselves. The record of the supreme secretary show. tht the order has at present 2K lodge with 15.531 members, aa follows: No. No. Slate. S Nebraska : Wlaconaln Iowa Michigan TtTnols South Dakota .... Washington Connecticut Yi yomlng Calif nrnla Colorado ... Minnesota' New Jerwy New York '. Missouri' ( hio I'tnh Massachuaetta .. Rhode Island Lodaea. Members. .... S II2S ....14 - T.M1 .... J4 ' 1.817 a l.Tin .... 17 l.Tna H 2W .... 8 7l .... a .... 5 18 .... IS l.StH 3 1M Maine Montana North Dakota ... Oregon Pennsylvania .... Kannaa Indian .Territory Totaia ...236 Insurance 18,431 force . la The amount $33,800. J of in Plaaaa. We are headquarter for fln pianoa. No matter what may be ydur need w can eupply It. W offer you a lin of piano that are fully tested and w guarant you ratlsf action In the purchase of an Instru ment from us. Call on ha Tour money will go farther hare than anywhere else. Easy term If desired. Swaneon Musfe Co.. 4OT Wat Broadway. Don't pound the lit out of your, fin Wilton ' or Axmlnster rug by cleaning It. th old-faahloned way. There la a better way; cheaper In the long run. Our way will ao Injure the finest fabric. Our wagon win cau. , Taj. 51. The Council Bluffs Carptt Cleaning and Rug Manufac turlng company. - j, . Caaarreaaaaaa Saaltk Reeavera. . . Congressman Walter I. Smith, who on account of sickness Was unable to flit his speaklug date hut weak, waa aufflclently recovered to leave yeaterday morning for; Spencer. Ia.. where b. wa billed to .peak laat evening. TU evening he will apeak tn CUrion. Wednesday night at Vinton. Thursday night at Wilton. Friday night at Cldon and Raturday nlgbt at Oaceoia, thua making one speech each In tha Eleventh. Third. Fifth, Second, Sixth and Eighth districts. " RKARIt AMilMi . RI.KCTRIC LlflHTI ronwlltre obj Lights Ordered to Wark Oat the rroWlew. Rearranging the city lights under the new contract with the Cltlaens Oas and Electric company waa the principal sub ject of dlacuaalnn last night at the meet ing of tha city council, which laated leas than an hour. The matter waa brought up by Mayor Macrae, who suggested that the fire and light committee should be In- struci-a to prepare a report or rearranging , ,oWi UhrAry u,rM.lAtiikn to be held at the lighting system, now that the city , 0uumw,t wK,nMMUv, Thursday niid Vrl under,the new contract was to hrve tweti- , .... . ... . w. ty-two additional lights. The mayor In the course of hla remarks I favored abandoning the electric light towers and distributing the arc lamp, j lit also recommended that the buaineas portion of the city be better lighted and suggested that one light be taken from each ward to provide for this, Thla raised a protest from some of tha council men, who thought their respective wd)gls ought to have more lights In place of giv ing up some. Councilman Maloney declared the tower on Oakland avenue would stay where It waa aa long aa he had anything to say time and he frankly admitted that he waa about the matter. "I have a good ahot- anxious that theae tablet should bear wlt irun. If anyone attempt to take that ) ne to futura generation of his share In tower down." he said. It waa suggested securing to tha city tha magnificent home that the lights on tha tower on the top for Its public library. The other members of the county court house would give far agreed with Mr. Rohrer tat - the tablets belter service If distributed along Pearl would be "nlca thlnga." but did not oulta and Main streets. Councilman Knudsen sea where th money wag to coma from to raised a protest against auch a proposl- pay for them. No action was taken In tha Hon, but City Electrician Bradley advlaed matter, much to Mr.- Rhrie dlsappolnt- their removal, giving as one reason that the electric voltage used for these light was a menace to the safety of th court house. After considerable discussion the mat ter of the rearrangement of tha light wa referred to thw committee on fire and light. Mayor Macrae and City Electrician Bradley to report at th next meeting. The committee will meet thla evening at the city hall and from there make a tour of the city. In place of drafting an ordinance to pro vide for the change City, Solicitor Kimball and City Auditor McAneney, to whom th matter had been referred, reported In fa vor of amending the rules of order, of the city council o aa to require all bills agalnat the city being filed with the city auditor the first-of the month, and then after being properly certified to by tha pet'son ordering the goods or Incurring the debt and approved by the proper com mittee, be presented to th city 'council at the second regular meeting Instead of at th first under the present . rule. . Thla change was suggested by the city auditor In order that sufficient time might b had In which to have all bins and clalma prop erly certified to before being submitted to the council. .Complaint had been- mad that In the past bill came before th council at lta first meeting without being aufflclently certified to for lack of Urn. The report waa approved and the rul ordered Changed. March no mention wu made in h. n i the chief. Thla m.tt.r w.. hmivhi ."7 : . . "- 1 lBt n'Rht and th record ordered amended so as td include the pay of th chief. The council adJourned-.4o. Monday i even ing, October 22. ' . i Have you heard the good news? 'Our 1907 wall paper pattern are coming In and you will be right In It If you let us do your In terior decorating; and wheq .It come to painting, w do not allow anybody to beat ua In furnishing good material and good work. Now la th best Mm to paint, the Insecta are all gone and th weather nlcelv settled. Let ua figure with- you.'-' Jeneen Nicholson, 238 Broadway.' Don't fall to see the Red Cross baa burner. Let' us show , you the Eclipse grate, the only etove made with the Eclipse grate. Swain ft Maurer. S3 and J38 Broadway. aperler Cvart Call. Judge Scott convened the October term of superior court yeaterday and ordered th trial Jury summoned for October ii. The following first asalgnment caae was made: Monday. October ii Anna 8. Helm agalnat the Omaha ft Council Bluff Street Railway and Bridge company. Tueaday. October 2i Charlre Preen agalnat 3. Timm and othera. Wednesday, October 24 Otltens Oas and Electric company agalnat U. Harris Friend in Need Al ways with You. x HEN you htvg Heartburn, Colic, Coated Tongue, Sua pected Breath, Acld-rling-ln throat. Caa-belchlnf. or an Incipient Cold, take a Cascaret. Remember, all these are not merely Discomforts, but Indications of a serious Cause; Nip them In the bud eat a Candy Cas caret. Cascarets don't purge, nor. punish the stomach like "Bile-driving" "Physics." ' They act like Exercise en the Bowel Muscles that propel Food, and that gqueete the natural Digestive Juices of the body Into Food. Cascarets ward off, or cure, the following diseases: Constipation Bad Breath Headache Diarrkat Flatulence Jaundice Nausea Vertigo Pimples Blotches tfiiiOHsntiS Indigestion -Dyspepsia Torpid Liver Appendicitis Colic Wormt files In such eases a little Cascaret lrf time Is worth fifty doners worth of Treatment later on, to say nothing of tha suffering, dlscom- fort, loss of Business Energy, and less of Social Sunshine It saves. " Headaches, Heartburn, Cas-belching. Acid-rlsinp In the throat, and Colicky feel ing are sure sjfns of bowel trouble from food poisons, and should be dealt with promptly. One Cascaret will stop the 'coming trouble, and move en the Bowel load, tf - taken at the first signs. Don't fail to carry tha Vest Pocket Bog 1 Cascarets wllh you constantly. j , m , a " ! . . , . f Kx utC U them over ten million koiss a year. Be very careful to get the genuine, frd only by the Sterling Remedy"ConT- .w ,j . . ,, ' m4 ld ,B bulk' EOl Uble, mPd "CCC." m and J. C. Harria; J. tL Pavla agalnat r. M. Colllna and others.' Friday. October J J. Chrlatman anil othera agalnat th Omaha. Council Bluftn 4 PvrtiMrban fifcHwajr company. Picture for weddlrg gifts ander, 133 Broadway. C E. Alas- Owaer Seeds Moaey. Must aell tlegwnt lot on Glen avenue; also good dwellings on Seventh street, near bloomer school. Tol. CI. Chaa. T. Officer, 41 Broadway. .Library Boars) Sleeting;. At the meatlng of the Library board It waa decided that Mr. Dalley. the librarian, should attend the annual meeting of the out of the library furtd. , Mr. Dalley will taka with her an Invitation from the Li brary board and the Commercial club to the state association to Jihld Its nweilng In 1W7 in Council Bluff. . Trustee Rohrer brmight up again the question of placing, pn or more bronxe tableta In the library building, bearing data on the erection of tha butldlng through Andrew Carnegie1 donation, together with the name of the members of the board at the Uma the building Waa constructed. Mr. Rohrer was) prealdent of the board at thf ment. MALONET CIGAR CO., SO PEARL ST.. COUNCIL BLt'FFS. IA., DISTRIBUTORS FOR THE ROBERT BURNS' 10c CIGAR AND ' LITTLE BOBBIE. OLD TIMES AND ERRIS 8c CIGARS. If you want - a good position. 1 flntati a course at th Western. -,1-owa college. Day and evening achool.. .- Eproll . any time. Phone for information. ' . ' . ... Matters la) District Conrt. ' The second trlal -of ' the pergonal In jury damage suit of Edward Haefner against Charles II.. and Al Huber. waa begun In the dlatrict J- court yeatcrday. . Oertrude J. Roettge yeaterday begun suit for divorce from F. H. Roettger. to whom ahe wa pntrrlfd pi lobef 52. IT. In Northvllle, 8. D.' She "alleges cruel and Inhuman reatment on the part of her huaband and aake . Uye cuatody .. of their tour minor children. Counsel for 87 A. .Whlt(aRer.lndlcted.ori the charge of attempted criminal assault on Annie Saltaman, aged 1.1 yeara, yes tcrday , filed an application asking that hi client' ball - bp , reduced front . $1,000 to $500. -, . The personal injury damage ault of C. C Hlddleaon agalnat the -Hock - Island Rail way company wa aertled and dismissed yesterday. Hiddleson od for $1,999, but the amount settled-for. -Waa not made public. CENTRA I FVQirR-H.t. Kvnr ' aaeli warranted. Central Orocsry god Meal Mar ket. Both 'phone M ' for, Imported win.; ttquor and ' Bud wler beer go to L. Ro- tfld, wholesel llqavr dealer, 11$ South, Main street. Real Estate Traaafer. . These tranafera, weri ( reported to .The Bee October $ by) thrr Pottawattamie County Abstract company of Council Bluff:. . im m . John' B. Peterson and w4f'to Samuel A. Oayman. part nwV $6-7T-42," w. J . .$J.iioo F. H Oerome and Wife to Johan H. Carlson, lot $7 and 28 In block 1. - in Lafavetu addition to Council Bluff, la., w. d.. Clara B. Mayne to "Winnie" A. Parrell, north 40 feet of lot 7 In block K In Curtis ft Ramsey addition to Coun cil Bluff. Ia.. w. d.... Lettle J. West atld husband to H. L. Robertaon, 7-1$ tnterest Jn nw ne $-77-44. w, a...:: .....,....?......: Ida Ever and husband to' Leon F. 6 Fauble, lot IS. In block S, In Web ster' addition to Council Bluff. Ia.. w. d Louis F. Faubla and wife to' Bernard SO I P. Nugent, pert of lot $, In block 10. In Beer's subdivision In Council . Bluffs, la., w. d I - iv - ; Big transfer, total $.'.981 B. I., a ad IV. This rlhraae, when applied.' means the best coc.l mined. -AV handre -all the dif ferent al.- .. ...... ,. , , OI'R WEIGHT IS Ol'R WORD- Iowa and Missouri oak wood In stork at ull time. 3ridensteln ft Smith. Thone 1J. 14h Ave and th St. . , It wilt pay you to look over my stock of phonographs, bicycles and 'sewing ma chines before you buy. I have, som espe cial bargains In bicycles. I rent sewing machlnea. 8. M. Williamson, 17 So Main St. Woman's Board of Missions. Th Council Bluff. Omaha and South Omaha auxiliaries of the Woman's Board of Mission of the Christian church will hold u meeting today at the First Chris tian church of this cltj'. There are four auxiliaries In " the federation, two from Omaha 'and one each from this city and South Omaha. Mr. C. Q, Saunders of this city I president of the federation. Session win be held In the morning, be ginning at 10:30, and In the afternoon, com mencing at t o'clock. A lunch will be served In the church parlors at noon by the member of the local auxiliary. WHEN OOtNO TO POT.n. OO TO OEO. A. HOAOLAND. THE PIONEER LUM BER MAN OF COCNCIX, BLUFFS. 724 SOUTH MAIN STREET. TEL. Hi. The grandest opportunity ever known for saving money on high -Haas pianoa has brought many buyers to A. Hbspe Co., 28 South Main St.. Council Bluffs. Rrakeaiaa Haa a Lea; Broke. Jame Miller, a brakeman In the em ploy of the Northwestern, waa thrown from the top of a freight car ik the local yard late Sunday night and sustained a frac tured leg.' besides a number, of sever bruise. H wa taken to tho Oonaral hospital. Miller waa stepping between two rare when the engine. It 'Is said, bumped Into the train, the force of the concussion throwing Miller to the ground. Hello. Central, give me. everybody on the wires, Tell thm of Htr big candy sal next Saturday. Home-mhde" candy, 10c' a lb. purity Candy Kitchen. SIS Broadway, Opera House block.- . , , Raaaaa Srhalarbls tor lawaa. CEDAR FALLS. Ia.. Oct. I -(Special ) John H. Rtttmann. brother of George W. Rlttmann of Cedar rails, haa been awarded a scholarship In the American college 'at Rome. Th acholartthlp gives to him th prlvlllgege of a ftva-yar cuurae, at tha completion of which -he Will be given the degree of doctor of canon jaw. The bishop of Dallas (Tea.) was Instrumental In se curing the award to Mr. "Rlttmann, who la In every respect wll worthy of the dis tinguished honor and will Improve the ex ceptional advantage offered him. - H haa been for several ytara a student of 81. Francis' seminary at Mllwauk, Wis. If you hav anything to trade advertise It tn th For Exchange column tf Th H Want Ad page. STREET CAR STRIKE IS OFF Cet Moines Company Concede Demands ef Men for Reinstatement of Fellows. PARTY OF STRIKEBREAKERS BROUGHT IN Menator Bnrkett of Nebraska to Make Several Speeehra la Iowa Dnrlna; the Present (ampalan. (From a Staff Correspondent.) VKti MOINES. Ia.. Oct. . (Special Tel egram.) After going to elaborate prepa ration to fight the pending Mr?t car strike late thla afternoon the manage ment of the company conceded the de mands of the men for the reinstatement of the ten discharged men. To all Ap pearances the Immediate danger of n strikers ended. Regular .Nominee Maatalaed 'The State Election board thla afternoon sustained the regular republican nomine for senator from the Floyd-Chlckasaw district,' F. O. Martin. Hia nomination was contested by Editor Wright of the Charle City. Prese., Senator Barkett la Iowa. Arrangements have been made between the Iowa and Nebraska republican state eommlttetti for Senator Burkett to make two addresses during ' the campaign in Iowa on October 'It and 27. It Is probable that one will be made at Shenandoah, in the Eighth district, with Congrea-min Hepburn, a big rally being now arranged for that place. Believe Haaalan Cause Failure. -. Dr. Edward A. Sfelner, th! biographer of Count Tolstoi and an authority on Rus sian affairs,. ha Jnrt returned from a year'a tekve of absence In 111181 to"hls professor ship at Iowa college at Orlnnell. He went there to gather Information for a book on the! "Trail' of . the Immigrant." Prof, j Slefner declare that he hcllvea the revolu- j tlon will fail. The middle clnse ile Ire n i change In" the government, but wltn the demand of the laboring elanee for a change , i from eighteen hours' work a day to eluht (the change Is too great and 1 not supported ! bv the other clashes. On the train gnlr.g into RiiHHia there were three passenger with i Prof. Stelner, and on coming away there were crowd. Allison's Health Better. Cha'riea Aldrlch. curator of the hlHtorical I department of the state library, returned to Dea Moines today from a trip to Du buque, . While there he saw Senator Alli son and aald today that he saw AIH-on on the atreet, that the veteran aenator is roucn improved and waa able to be about each day, and, that there was no doubt at ull but that ho. would le auie to. return m Washington In December for the opening of congress. Mr. Aldrlch declar. that he 1 not now suffering from Bright dleae or kidney trouble, as reported, but that he I suffering from a milder trouble that will not necessitate' an operation. Xe.w V. M. C. A. Home. A proposition to trade the present Youn Men's Christian aasoclatlon building for the Victoria hotel is being pushed by the officers of the Young Men s Christian as sociation. It la aaacrted that when tho Young Men's Christian association build ing waa erected It was thought that class rooms, swimming pool, gymnasium, auditorium and reading roome were Un tiling. It la now dlecovered that the work demands dormitory along with bath, and reading rooms. For this reason an effort Is being made to make the change with aome Indications of success. AN OLD and WELL-CRIED KKMKDi. roH OVgR ai:.T VaARS XM. WlfllLOWS BOOTXUTQ STatrrp. aTTMc ud lor ovar S1XTI YSAHa Of M1LXJU.N I MOTHKHS lor ta.lr CHILDKKM WHILE 1aTM LNU WITH rKHKKi'T lLCk.. IT SOOTHE Iks CHILD. bOVTKNS tba GUM a, AIXAVS all tAWi Cl'RkS WIND CUUC. an la naMajr Ut P1AKBHOKA- Bold bj Unifslsis la aan al tk. world Ba aura and aaa for RRS. WINSLOWS bOOTHJNQ SYRCP SaS aka aa etw kiad, at aaau a ketu HOTEL. HOTEL KUPPER. kUasa City, 0a??5!!.KilS Thla anaern lflcant hotel ha SOO a a a tlful room and la located at UU and MoOee etreeU tn th shopplag d.etxiol. Only half a block from th ILraury, Bird. Tbayer dry good star; near ail to theater 10 Privet Bala. Telapaoa la All Boom. Mot aag Oeia Baaalaa Water la "vary Boon. VaaaoaLlaa Cafa. rsrfsot Oalstas. Olab Braktats aaA Table B'Kote Dlaaars S.rv.d la Oaie. Batee $1 a Bay aa4 Upward. Boropaaa Flaa Reeervatlon may b mad by tele- grapb at our xpns. KIPPER-BENSON HOTEL CO. V. A. BBBBOV, Xaaagwa, Food to work on is lood to live on. A man works to live. He must live, to work. He docs both better on Uneeda Biscuit the soda cracker that contains in the most properly balanced proportions a greater amount of nutriment than any food made irom flour. Uneeda B isciait NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY 0ne-Way To Many Points In California. Oregon, Washington roM OMAHA UNION PACIFIC EVEHY DAY TO OCT. SI, 1000. OaCUsUU) to Butte, Anaconda and Helena. f05 Cfj to Pendleton and Walla Walla. . VawaCseiU to Spokane and Wenatchee, Wash. to San Franciaco, Lou Anfreles, San Diego I and many to Everett, $25.00 i) couver, Victoria and Astoria. to Ashland, (and Salem, via Portland, to Portland, or to. Tacoma and Seattle. AND TO MANV OTHCN POINTS. Inquire at Ticket Oli: 1.124 Far warn St. 'Phone Douglas 8$i. City FOR DR. SEA RLE.? SEARLES. 14th . II Ft? ! U2 B Ch icago and Return ..VIA.. 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