NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA
COUNCIL BLUFFS
' '" ' .. pfic 0 TeailSt- Tel. 43... , , u .
Davis, drugs. .. .- ,, .
Clark's rindfls.
. Stof kert: tfH. carpets'
Flno engravings at IfTerta.
I xi Beers'-Tony Kaus. beer.
See! Borwlck for Xmuf goods.
Plumbing; aiill, Jieatfc), HlxbyA Hon,
iewi Cutler, funeral director, 'phone S97.
WoofhHttg rdcrtiWlnf company . Tel.' Sa3.
Cigar Imnds arid dishes. Alexander's Art
Store. 333 Broadway.
Vef nw wrt on your shoes for Tic.
Bar-gent's-- Family tjfioe Store.
DIAMONDS, , AS .AN1 " IN-VrSTMjSNT,
T.JK,.Tt,L,EK;t ABOUT IT. "
Mrs. SylvrBt.JpyV Is . critically, m with
piteuuvonj..al, bey., home;. W7 fcKth avenue.
I't- ti tlitiw to fliu your orders for Xma
franr-ln?. ' Alexander 'a Art Star), 333 Bruuvlr
WHT. !.(' .4 ..'' . . .
mism'-ARirwrViarfTS china balk;
i
AJ1 alzcs. ot storm doors, storm sash, i
storm wludovys.atid feather strips at Geo.. ;
IIgJajil i,
It only rtst -you S-cent stamp, to get !
the-, prx-Ov of ilafer, th Counuil Bluffs,
luinlwn-inaa . v f i-t -
Men' tee) lined nmhwi tl M Men'
Boston pure gum over'shova, $1.50. Duncan i
c Dean, a B. Mailt ' '
You will. Una xhVbi-st liianos for the least
money oh easy tertna A. Hosps Co., X
oouiu aiiu iiii-ri, cuuiiuii oiuui.
A beautiful and orniUT.ental gas burner,
the Welsboch chick lamp, complete, 11.
Btcphatt Bros,, SJ Went Broadway.
Mrs. W.'F.1 Rapp experts to leave Sat
urday for 'California 'to spend' the winter
with hr )arenis, Mr. and Mrs. V. W.
Ioomts. ..
Certainly. Plain, heavy. 1 Inert- hnndker-
chles, narrow item, and fancy corners and
letter, l.4u a box, or each &c, at The John
lieno Co.
The Ladles- Aid society of the Peoples
l.nlon church will meet Wednesday after-
noon lit the residence of Mrs. SHndburg,
3418 Avenue C. . -
Certainly. rialn sheer linen handker-
chiefs -with. Old Kng-lish letter, hand em-
brokii-reil, 1.40 a box, or each 25c, at The
John Heno Co.
The annual tax sale of delinquent prop,
perty whs be-run yeuterdily b the county
treiuiurer. 'Hie list this . year is far be-
trtZ"T't , ' . , a
I pay Hi per ton for cast ironj m xed,
HO;, stove. ; thus, iv,c per lb.; rubber
7.o; copiKT, 14c imr lb. J. Katelman.. ao2
.Main, Dotn phonn ut-U,
High grade granite work, from the heat
Barr imported BranlUS, lettering, carving
and 'traeWg. Fine. mriuumentHl work a
specialty. Khceley & Lane, 217 Kast Broad
way. ;-! -
V. -FV Dean,, speelal' pension examiner fot
this dlstriet for tfie lust six years, -with
)u-udquur.trs In 'Council. Bluffs, has been
tninsfeTitul to Erie. Pa.v and has left fut
nit new location.
..KT1!ll!,!c.0,ml'',1'i' the bsi
SBlectlofl iff up;t().rlate styles u pianos if
high gradef lii tnahoiiany. walnut and oak.
Km sy terms and uiiiimuhI bargains. 4o7 .
West Broadway.- . Tinlng, ieiairing and .
storane. ' i.
ThiJre. vHl be a -meeting of the ladles' -
Aid society of the-Klrht Congrenational
chinch this - arfternooti at the residence of
Mrs. K. C. Smith on First avenue. A full
lterWiiieMstH.slre-.U-fiA officers for, the
ensuing year are to be elected.
Certainly. Handkerchiefs In fancy boxes.
l.iulles' linen embroidered, at, per Vx of
half fl'M'.if $i.jj.v, ;irt? The John Beno (o.
TlieM -ilMeij jif copta'aiiiiH dlaease were'
rcportBdUJ tUnoArfJ of ' H.-iilUi. yeSTetdfiy;,''
Jnclt fli.oii.j.TtiJ. Klr.st avuue. laiphttU-ria,)
WanaiH 'lVlHm ili Fourlk stiseUmein. .
nveiuie, rpgeuinotilii'; Eva Chiujey, . ' Qrbph
AKM.YtMr tMH TIVW7 A Fl'RNACH
IN j TH VT NKWV-HU-HK? I.'F. Y OH . AUK
LliT V.H FKJI'HK WITH Vol4 K ONK
OF. OUH HOTIA1R iJUliViN FilJlNACJiS
WK .. KNOW,,. JV'K CAN 81MT -YtU I.V
PKICID ANDWOKKi F. A. SPJiNCK. Is
wjc8 iiO)UJAJ4yAjr v
' Thi'':heel'lnK:''i'rti matter of tVie'anplli
CRfion' or' Port Awtitlamte 'rOiiny tri ' re
nurre tti Portlsrtd (".old Mining ViWipanjr 'to
IiroH:re all rif Ita ijcmks itnd Bricorrts ' fur
evldmn byrrif cinin,ty" In lis aulrs 'to
a: es ti e Block for ;i.ixutlon waa 1 oil
tliitint yi siViirav tty."rtgrt-emerit ' of both
sldt-H tti December 21.
a rtiMiilv.? Uwiitiriils.i ne, .finest sheer
llnun tnlitiil handkerchiefs, embroidery In
side, Ntjaclt buc at The John Beno Co.
. 'Roy..AyUJt:wj. Kg fiia Hfe as 24 and
Orlk: K tvs a lil lijiiie, and Ur,ce Halter,
w ho 'sjild "lio te'as Uv yeiii-a of h and hfr
. botni' ,l .Klmlijon, Jv'eb., applied, foraiid
were tvfubed u niiirriagij licruse yesterday.
The girl did not look iver ir! tir 15 j-i.ars
old at the nioHt. The couplb' left the court
hoaajy eviik'iiUy - nluch dlauppolnted. '
Mft !. Aima'ScIl'tr. 'w'fe of Adam lir-iler.
21 'Avenue A, died at. a lute hour Suiul iy
ni.Tne ireni (uiraiysis, agt-ii w years. H-ld-s
her husliaiid she loaves two' ilaugli
ter nnd.uU .. Jtoiia. The funeral, will . h
heid Wednesday morning at I o'clock fiMn
Bt fnU'r'a nerniun .t'aMMilin ihurch. and
burir",wlir'lW in Sr.-J-spirs cemetery.
Certainly. Medium - sheer linen, letter
haml omtTrKtilvrorl .hanrttaurchlefe, ut, oach
25c, at The Jolm. Bepo.Co, . .
John Huks CMSlfe.' Hoya'l Hltrrilaiiaers,
elected thesw wtttcers tftnuilght: Illustrious
protector. Frank Kigali ; chief counsel, Mrs.
Frank Sklpton; worthy evangel, Mrs. J, T.
Coitltis; triii surer, 'red -llnsiiiiniscn ecre.
ta Mi-e.-Imira J. Monls; wiuder. James
.Ho'tigs; sentinel, Mrs. Flank Klgani mem
ber lit biHird of rhanagers; J. W. Kubane.'
Rev.' J v'.Beri 'of Slifhurn;- Minn.,' who
premilmd lianay morntna:' .id evening .at
the BuiUal nitHsion, cuilir of Avenue. B
and Twenty-second street, will conduct
serH'icen there tbls evniiitr,' 'W -dresdiiy-and
Tlrurariayv evutiingjt.. "Wm .services, begin
M , S ;4i;4i'cJ(. auil,,wUl ,!! airveeded., by
song service, at 7 A social meeting will
'be'hcWat' the AilKtfton' FTiilu evening.-"
The funeViil 6"f M"-'e Heber, ' the veteran
' of'i t-MexV 1 Und.f-iivil- fwars. will li
belli -Itui ,aiu rnin a. S. o'clock .from
'Wooili iia's ' liitdfi laklhtf "rooms afid Tnter
meiit will he in the 8oldTeis' Liirylog ground
linrkiiitwint'Cttau-Urji, ,Kv, Jit JV. MnyiUr
w ill ciMjiUict. .Hi. HeryhM-s , anil all oU a,,.
dli-is are' reqid-stvjl tii attend ' tlia' funeral,
m thig,,'at'-'tlftj trMderUlkWg'! rooms at
i.lB'fH- m. v '' r '-, " ; : fi -.- ,
' Cerll'l'iiy,.';' HeVurlfuf hiitiai "hand-
kerchiefs. Fancy checks,'- with' rtund em
broidered' le'iteis..' at fee 'ami "Sic. at Tha
John lieno Co.,fi k M- . k , .,
LioVvaavs Ik -paed were
ten
ft'
the following:
Klfie-Man', Residence: VV
I - . 1 Vl .. i .. J..l.. T..
Age
Harry L. Mulr fetla. la,-......,-, -. 25
Kllxabetb
1 KT-iaklin, rvooln. Ja
Henry J. DeftHlleY . 'MlmaMif. "Th. '' .
Anna Scheol, Pottawattamie county....
Harry Kn-faeksotn'Oiiiahai .r. ........... .
Hmu-M b. rwweJl,..iJtiiabatM(f..n......
h UniGG 0. Ll!0
Variety i the apioa of life in food. Experience
indicate that upou -tbe whole a mixed diet ia beat
for man aa.it give tbe most universal good results.
Find out wtat tooaa are moat
.then do not depart from
ha
J
IVIIEAT FLAKE CELERY
sr r r?
mm
should'b Included In the va'.etjr .as ft'h made from
the wfiola gTain ot the wheat witU f elery to lfPDrbve.
the taate.
TTTalatable-Natrltloaa-Faay
-s. Cat k tspoi sat. rat If a set
Ail breMI
WOMAN ON TRIAL FOR LIFE
Takine of Tsitimeny Commencn in the
Case of Emma Eipke.
DEFENDANT VERY NERVOUS AT TIYILS
llnrias Afternoon VuIm Woman Hits
Uy Her side and hc Apsrsri
More t'aeerful, bnt Trie
t Times. , ,.'...
F. Parish. 'farmer. Husei Dell. -
CbtuVs O'Neill. faftntT, Kovkford.'
Otto Kulfs, (nnr, Itwkror.'
John. Bundel ' teamster, Crtunclr Bluffs.
B. 8. Terwilliger, turent. Council Bluff.
fV T HkinttMi. locomotive fireman. Lttuncll
Bluffs,
a. J. Manderson, retired ' railroad agent,
Courcii Bluff.
J- P Oretzer, fruit grn-wer. Kstie.
K. Morrison, retired fanner, Neola.
John llHnltury, farmer. Boomer.
mrum rag-lcr. farmer. no.ai.Mo.
Kd Howe, traveling salesman, Kane.
Thf-se are the twelve men in wnose nanas
rests the. fate of Km ma .Rlpke, the 1. -year-
old arlrl charged wKh murder Jn. the first
degree for the alleged shooting- and killing
of Krank Keith. Pott on the niffht of. Oc
tober 15, in a room at Ml West Broadway,
where they were llvlnc as man itnd wife,
whose, trill was commenced yesterday
morn In in the district court, with Judge
Green on the. lench.
The young- woman la being- defended by
Attorneys A. W. Askwith of this city and
W I. Ttniiirhn. ir.. of Omaha, while the
r of tha ,ate , bn,, conducted by
Ctunty Attorney Hess.
The Impaneling or the Jury occupied a
little over three hours and proved a mont
tryln)r ordrftl fnr the young woman, who
. , . ... ., (h
I,R' "lone with her attorneys during the
forenoon nem-lon, but was attended during
the afternoon by Mrs. l. Dlffei-bnugh,. one
f the women who conduct the Fifteenth
Bt"t Oospel mlssbm. and who will be
. , , , . ... ,,..
constantly at her side during the remainder
of the trlaL
On Verae of Collapse.
When the question, "In case the guilt of
the accused In Established, have, you any
prejudice ngnlnst Indicting the death pen
alty T" was put to each successive Juror,
It proved too great a strain orT the young
woman's nerves and her attempt at sclf-
control 'soon gave way and' she showed
,lrh evident digress that at times it looked
as If , she would .collapse. .The companlon-
., ' . T.. . ' .
M rf Mrs. Dlffenbaugh, however, after
the noon adjournment did much to restore
the young womnn's composure, although at
times during tho testimony of the witnesses
h- ht.o)(, down and rriPd hiding her face"
n" ke down and cried, hiding tier rac
behind her handkerchief or refltiuglt iipdn
the shoulder of the friend" at her side.
Tc .witnesses Introduced by. the state
. : ' .
"""V "W" "' -' Russell
Pl"y I ndertaker Cutler; Mr. and
Mrs.- F. 3. Joehrendt,' from whom Potts
and the defendant rented the room which
tllBy occupied ana wife under the
. .. - .
.""'"Pi w.iwr, w, T.. . ireynor, iwro;
jirr; uii i uuriinrr je w IB duller. r.
Treynor and Mr. ' Cutler -will be' recalled
this morning for further, crosn-examluatlon.
The testimony- of Mr. - and M. . Joeh-
'rendt wan subsianfiKlIy the s'aTe. They
,told pf4 haw., shortly; before mtvlolght of
October.ilS. Miss Rlpke,: who, was-.known
'to thefn as Mrs. Morris, came to their
apartments end , told them that tier hus.
Iianij was very 111;. how she said ho was
suffering from heart trouble, attacks of
which he had been subjected to he.3re.
Mr. Joehrendt told of going into the
room m-obnleA hv Pnltr anA .mini
woman And turning on the iVght. He
descrlbod tho position of Potts In th-i
bed' and stated that he was breathing
hoa'vlj'y. "Mr. Joeh'repdt ' thn .telephoned
for Doctor Smith Bellinger and returned
(to the room where Potts lay, until tho
arrival Of the ,'ddctor. Potts,; he said!
was lying slightly on his right side wltlf
tlie coverlid pulled up under his chin and
his left arm outside the covering. Miss
Rlpke, he said, appeared somewhat ner
vous., but not what- ne would call excited-
" .''
,Saw Itevolver.
Mrs. -Joehrendt, lr her story ot .the
events of the night that Potts, was shot,
told of how the young woman stayed 111
their apartments all night and refused
to return' to her-'own room'. She tolif of
how? w'heiv' the" doctor . questioned Miss
Rlpke, the latter told hlnj that her hus
band had had heart trouble and that hla
father had dlod the same way. The wit
ness Identified 'the revolver which was
found by H. B. Ruselt,- the employe' ot
Undertaker Cutler, near the- bed where'
the Sd , man , lay, as one alio had seen
on .Ihe bureau 'In the - room -occupied by
"Mr. and-Mrs. " Morris." Her' alterrtloh
had been caed ;to the revolver by the
young , womtui. wbu. a fww dye. before
the 'tragedy, had. asked her If she had
seen It In her bureau drawer. ' The wit
ness Sttld'hat'sjie '.tdld the youbr woman
that she had not, as she had not looked
Into- tr, bureuii.- ' .Xlie. nex"t daj' .'ih 'nrf- W. Skinner, president of the West End
tlced the weapon on the top of the bljrea'Jt , Improve inent club, and sixty other resl-
When anked by County Attorney Hess denta of that section of the city filed a pro
lf 'Miss R1k. cried "wjien'tfie doctor;fn- Uest against a permit for a saloon at . that
fqf ijl,-i'r. that "her' liusbahdn'a!waT dead, ; plac; being granted. Councilman Hendrix
the witness' replied: "She did aot cry of the Sixth ward explained that his con
as much us I tWoulf) alf. my .husband was . stltuents objectad to the' saloon for the
dead." ' ' I reason there was no police protection In
. Both Mr., aad Mrs. Joehrendt .testified that part of the city. - It developed during
that . they had not heard any -shot ami the discussion that a local wholesale Arm
did not know of any 111-feellug between had purchased the property at Broadway
fhe young wdihan and her" aupposud hus'-; aid Twenty-fourth street and reoted a
band. . - I M.OuO saloon bonding on. It before any prtj-
Sot Tbronab- Heart. test waa filed. Mayor Macrae called atten-
Dr. Treynor," who" as' coVoher, held a post tlon'tp the fact that there were two sa
niortem on the botljf o,f Potts, described he loous on Weet Broadway, one of which
auture of the wound, lje Sfild the bullet, h d Chief of Police Richmond had at-
ne of small calber, Had pierced the bot-
afrreauio auu nwuuiiii,
their ose
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re f r f alsatta: ar teek la easa)!.
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torn of the hesrt Immediately beneath the
operrlng Into the left ventricle. Asked by
cuun.sel for, the defendant If Potts, after
having been shot as he was, could have
pulled iij the coverlid on the bed and ar-
r ...... . ...
ranged It In the position It wag found ta
be. Dr. Treynor replied that It was quite
possible. He also said It ws possible
. . .
for a man to live an hour or more after
being shot In the manner Potts was. Dr.
Treynor's testimony related solely to the
character of the wound, but It la under
stood he will be recalled this hiortilng for
further examination.
The testimony of Undertaker Lewis Cutler
showed that he discovered the bullet wound
In the man's chest before removing the
body to the morgue, but that he kept the large barn, granary, cribs, well, mill and
fact of the discovery to himself until he ' tanks; 219 acres In cultivation; balance in
communicated with Coroner Treynor and clover and timothy and pasture; all can
(old him It appeared to be a case which be cultivated. Farms all arouud are highly
ought to be looked Into at once. In com-. Improved; deep black Soli; everything
pany -with Dr. Treynor the. witness said . In good repair; price, $60 per acre; will
he returned to the Joehrendt place, where take $10,000 In other property; balance
they questioned Miss Rlpke. In reply to $1,000 per year. I also have 80 acres 12
their question, "Who shot your husband?" . miles north of Co. Bluffs, 2 miles from
the young woman, he testified, replied as station, on I1L Cen. R. R. ; 60 acres In cul
if surprised, "Is he shot?" - The witness tlvatlon; balance in clover and timothy
was proceeding to tell of the different hay; all can be cultivated; good barn and
stories told by the young woman to ac- granary; not much house; price, $50 per
count for the shooting when court ad-. acre; encumbered for $100, 4 years; will
Journed for the day. Mr. Cutler's examina
tion will be" resumed on court convening
this morning. -
The 'testimony of H. B. Russell, Under
taker Cutler's assistant, related W the dis
covery of the revolver on the floor near
the bed, the position of the body of the dead
man, the condition of the clothes, etc
Witnesses for Defense. I
Four witnesses for the defense arrived
yesterday from Hanover, Kan., the former
home of the young woman. They are 1L
R. Kulton, an attorney; H. M. Mueller, i
a member of the legislature; A. Bpencer, '
a prominent business man, and Frank Rich-
ards, sheriff of Washington county, all
of whom are expected to teittlfy to the ;
good character of Miss Rlpke prior to her i
entanglement with Potts.
The defense will claim that Potts shot
himself and In support of this will lntro
duco evidence to show that at least on
two occasions he attempted to commit
suicide In Omaha. Chief of Police Dona
hue of Omaha, It Is expected, will be an
Important witness for the defense In this
respect.
Toys! Toys) "loyal Toys!
Look out for our great toy opening;
greatest ever In Co. Bluffs. Don't forgot
children's day. Petersen & Schoenlng
Co., Harward and Furniture.
Certainly. Armenian lace edge handker-
chiefs at $1.T5, $1 and 65c, at The John Beno '
C.O.
VIADUCT FOR WOODBl'RY AVE IE
After Many Delays Meaanre Paaae
v city Council.
Councilman Wallace succeeded In get-
ting his Woodbury avenue crosiilng ordl-
nance through the city council last night
by a' vote of 6 to J, Councilmen Maloney
and Smith voting against it. The ordl-
nance defines tha need for a crossing
upder the tracks of the Great Western
railroad but tha railroad haa the right
of appeal to ' the railroad commissioners.
C. O. Saunders, attorney for the railroad,
protested against the passage of the ordi
nance, taking the' position that tha neces
sity for such a crossing did not exist and
that 'there were many far more-dangerous
crossings within the city limits which
were , entirely unprotected. Mr. Saunders
said, such; a ' crossing as proposed by the
ordinate would cost, $10,000 at least.
The eity soUcitor waa Instructed to draft
the requisite resolution providing for the
paving- ot tna following streets, .wna.ii 11
P" " 7 : ' lj21kit
norm rinil Biroem iruill y umn B wu
.- north terminus
Nicholas: street, from Broaaway to norm
linn of Uelden'a sub.
Bloomer street from First atreet to
easterly line of Damon street.
Perln avenue, from Frank atreet to east
erly terminus.
'I homes street, from Pierce street to
Broadway.
AM-iiue A. rrom tigntn street 10 orin-
western - tracks.
Nmth street, from Broadway to Avenue
B.
Tenth street, from Broadway to Avenue
B.
Seventh- Btreet, from Washington avenue
to south, line of Avenue F.
Damon street, from Bloomer street to
Clinton street.
Avenue B. from Eighth street to North
western tracks.
Tenth street, from. First avenue to Seventh-
avenue. - -
Third avenue, from Ninth street to
Northwestern tracks.
Fourth avenue, from Ninth street to
Northwestern tracks.
Sixth avenue, from Tenth . atreet. to
Northwestern tracks.
Fifth avenue from Twelfth street to
Indian creek bridge at Fourteenth street.
Union avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
irtfeets.
Elder atreet,- from Washington avenue
to Colfax street.
Eighth street, from Washington avenue
to Avenue G.
Third street, from High School avenue
to rltory atreet. - -
Hlkh School avenue, from Third street
to Glen avenue.
Turley avenue, from Third street to
Clark -avenue.
The 'application of J. F. Walklngton &
Co. . (oconduct a saloon at Broadway and
Tw'fiittypurth street was turned down. G
.... I1I11WJ1..1 1 1 IV. I Ol" .
tempted to close, but the -people of that
ward petitioned that It be allowed to run.
The application, however, waa turned down
by a vote ot I to 1.
Several petitions asking that tn the event
of a new franchise being gruited the
waterworks company, It be required to fur
nish all Usera the same service regardless
of altitude, were, on the recommendation
of the committee of the whole, placed on
file.
In accordance with the report of City
Engineer Etrryre the waterworks company
waa held responsible for the washouts on
Lawton terrace, and the bill fugr renalrs,
amounting to $201.71, was ordered furnished
the company with tha request that It settle
same.
The council adjourned to next Monday
night.
Certainly. Handkerchiefs are the most
useful and always appreciated gifts. Many
new, exclusive novelties will be found here.
Fancy box filled with handkerchiefs for
men, women and children. The John Beno
Co.
"aa- aur wln .; u.. wa., our asbestos
aad Irons the best sad iron en earth ail
klnda and six. Basin A Mauar.
General Black Eiteaai Thanh.
Among numaraua 11 tar received by Ma
jor Oaorg H. Richmond from members of
tha Sooiety of tha Army of the Tunnrm
hi at tend d tha reunion in this city, ex
pressing their appreciation of the hopl
tality extended theta by the people oX Ceua-
ell Bluffs. Is one froth Jheral John C
Black, which Major Richmond received
yesterday rooming. It follows:
' Csptaln Oeorge H. . Richmond, Council
. Y"rf."- ,.!,T"r STV .,ll??.nT.
of all, to return njrsia my sincere thanks
trt the ' committee the'ivkrsfMisI coilr-
testes shown me upon the nct-nslon of my
I"" "nr Hluffs November and
. at the reunion of tlv Society of Uie Army
0f the Tennessee. . . ,
Nor will I ever foriret the delights and
exaltations of the reunion, and through
you I want to thank all who helped to
make It what It was, a great success.
Very truly your friend and comrade,
John c. black.
For Exchange 30-acre improved farm
In N. E. So. Dakota, 4 miles from 2 good
railroad towns, with a fine 8-roorn house,
exchange equity for other property. Ad
dress D. S. Kerr, 61 B'way,' Co. Bluffs,
la. 'Phones 417 and 406 red.
This is an age of economy and the
thrifty person ' buys where his money has
the greatest purchasing power, provided
i the goods are satisfactory. My reputation
' guarantees the quality my prices speak
for themselves. Call and see my Christ-
mas stock of Jf-welry. Kverything I have
n first-class and up to date. O. Mauthe,
228 W. Broadway.
! .
Certainly. Both sheer and medium sheer
linen Initial handkerchiefs, 8fc per half
doxen, or each 15c, at The John Beno Co.
Alfred , Flower hot While Ilnntliia.
Suffering from a severe -gunshot wound
received while hunting Saturday,- Alfred
Flower, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Flower
lft.0 fllgh street, was brought to this rity
yesterday morning from Indianola, where
he Is attending Simpson college, and placed
In the General hospital.
Young Flower, In company with a fel
low student, was hunilng Saturday near
the college, and while crossing a stream
his gun was accldentaly discharged, the
load of shot entering the leg below the
knee and making a bad wound. He was
accompanied here by his father, who, on
ecelpt of word of the accident, went to
Indianola Saturday evening.
The Injured lad waa 'a student In the
Council Bluffs High school up' to the time
he entered Simpson college, and was bugler
In the cadet company. He went to Simp'
son college to play first cornet in the
Simpson Symphony, orchestra, .receiving his
tuition free In return,
Last summer an eldet son of Mr. and
Mrs. Flower was struck and killed bv .a
Grcat western train at the Third' street
crog8ing, almost within eight of the home.
;
Now Is the time to decorate for Xmas.
The latest styles of , wall .paper, and the
new Muralla. A -big. line of pictures to
select from oil paintVngs,- pastels, etch
ings and water colors. 'Get your pictures
framed. The new ovals n all styles'. Also
a new line of new moldings, which w-e
make up artistically -'aft promptly. W.
8. Hewetson, , ManOnlo'VtieiripJo . ..Council
Bluffs, la. " 1. s: - kv "
Certainly. The' new all-over handker
chiefs, embroieredleffi$s.',oV,nneat sheer
llnerr, af$3, $2.80, $2, $1.75, $1.50,' $1, 75c and
60c, at The John Beno Qv,.,.
Alexander's Art Store-Is showing a fine
assortment 01 the handsomest designs In
oval and fancy framesX - Just - tho thing
. .. j, .
. ror your pnotograpns-ana
water-eolor
beads.
.Before buying a gas or electric portable
call and see our llne.: New, up to 'date,
and prices are right. "W: A.' Maurer. '
Real Fatnte Transfer.
These transfers were reported to The Bee
December S by the Pottawattamie County
Abstract company of Council Bluffs:
Edward L. Pardee and wife to August
Johnk, se-4 33-76-3ti, w. d $12,tW0
Mary E. Hendricks and husband to
Carrie -M. Ottemeler. lot, 10, block t,
Jefferls' subdiv., w. .d.v..i
George L Judson and wife to - Nels
I-arsen, elfc lot 2, block 17, Bayllss'
2d add., w. d v,,..,
Ernest E. Hart and wife to Theresa
P. Richmond, s4 lots 1 and 2, block
16, Mill add., w. d
Ernest E. Hart and wife to George
L Judson. eMi lot 2, . block 17, Bay-
5,000
1,450
1,060
11 s 2d add., w. a
1,600
TV . ... ... -'
Otto Falk and wife to D. Forssoll,
lot 8, block 2, Stutsinar
n a sa aim.,
w. d 1...
lflo
E. M. Smart and wife 40 Andrew E.
IJndblom. lots 5, tt, 7 and K block 4.
Big Grove add., Oakland, la., W. d..
Farrand Organ company to Benja-mln-Fehr
Re:J KUte company, lot
16, block 27. Beers' subdiv.,' q. c. d..
J P. Grrenshlelda and Wife to Albert
A. Mt'Clure and Thomas W. Austin,
1 lot 9, bl ck 4, Bu.hn li s add., q. c. il.
I.amlra KIiik ,to.Thimas King, hus
band, lots 3, 4 ajid.5, block 5, Street's
add.,, w. d '.
Ed N Jordan to Ernest E, Hart, eV
lot 2, block 17, Bayllss' 2d add.,
q. c. d
100
75
Eleven transfers, tolal.. :..
Framed Pictures
A picture makes . an . Wal, Xmas
Lift.
Make your selections now, wnue me as-
sortment Is unbroken, C. E. Alexander,
333 B'way. 'Phone 366. '
Did you ever thlok.now; much longer
your clothes wear when, you have them
cleaned? We can make them look a good
as new ones. We dye" everytldng,' any
shade desired. Carpets cleaned,, laid and
refitted. Both 'phones 116. . Council Bluffs
Cleaning Co. and Rug Factory, 14 N. Main.
Price Is not' the only inducement. Qual
ity often becomes Just as Important.
r-?? ,,:;" , ,
get your trade, because I want to keep
it. O. Mauthe, 228 W. B'way.
Certainly. Handkerchief centers, fancy
and plain, 25c, 15c and 10c, at The John
Beno Co.
A. Metsarar A Co.
New Location of Wholesale Bakery,
616 Mynster Btreet, Council Bluffs, .la.
Home-made Bread a Specialty.
Visitors Welcome.
Bee the new line of oval frames and
picture moldings at W. 8. Hewetson's,
B'way and Fourth St.. Council Bluffs.
The new eastern styles for 107 hive Just
arrived. If you want to look over some
thing nobby, call around at -Van Brunt's.
It will pay you. Came early.
McDonald Gets Twenty Years.
1 A McDonald, convicted on the chars-e
of incest with his 18-year-old step-daughter,
. . .
Goldle Cnrrle, waa yesterday sentenced by
Judge Green In district court to twenty-
I
1
., $22, 217
I
w by?
more.
Dandruff
vim
mula.
Iteaa
Cure Your.
A Friend in Need Al
ways with You.
HEN you have Heartburn,
Colic, Coated Tonpue, Sus
pected Breath, Acid-risfnj-tn
throat, Cas-belchlng, or an
Incipient Cold, laVs a .Casraret. . . .,
Remember, ail these are not merely
Discomforts, but Indications of a aerloua
Cause. v
Nip them In the bud eat a Candy Cas
carel. Cascareta don't purge, nor punish
the stomach like "Bile-driving" "Physios."
They act like Exercise on the Bowel
Muscles that propel Food, and that squeeze
the natural Digestfvs Juices of the body
Into Food.
Cascareta ward off, or cure, the following
diseases:
Constitialion
End lireitlh
Headache
'Diarrhoea
Flatulence
'Jaundic
A'ausea
I'erti'ca
Tim pies '
Blotches
Bilicusness
Indigestion -Dysfrpsia
Torfid Liver '
A ppetulicitis
Cclic
I 'cr-ms
Met
tn such cases a little Cascaret In time Is
worth fifty dollars worth of Treatment later
bn, to say nothing of the suffering, discom
fort, loss of Business Energy, and loss of
Social Sunshine It saves.
' Headaches, Heartburn, Gas-belchlng,
Acid-risings In the throat, and Colicky feel
ing are sure ajjns of bowel trouble from
food poisons, and should be ' dealt with
promptly.
One Cascaret will stop the 'coming
trouble, and move on the Bowel load, If
taken at the first signs.
Don't fall to carry the Vest Pocket Box
of Cascareta with you constantly.
AH druggists sell them over ten million
boxes a year.
Be very careful to get tho genuine,
made Only by the Sterling Remedy Com
pany and never sold in bulk. Every
tablet stamped "CCC."
740
years in the penitentiary at Fort Madison.
His appeal bond was pluced at $1,500.
Klmer Sayres, Indicted for assaulting a
young. ninn whose attentions to his daugh
, ter he objected to, entered a plea of guilty
Rn,i WUH fiped $25 and costs.
Tho retrial of Oeorge Matheson, the
young man who slOt and werlously wounded
Deputy Sheriff J. C. Baker, which had
been assigned fcir this term, was yester-
day continued on motion of the defense
! to the next term.
I FOR VALUE lUOCKIVED WE FROM
SS
....
' ISE TO GIVE YOU A TON OF 'THE
BEST HARD COAL SOLD THIS CTtOS
CREEK LEHIGH No better hard coal
I mined. . It la Just the tiling for your base
burner or hard coal stove. It burns to a
-clean ash. Co., Bluffs Coal and Ice Co.
'Phone 72..
I
See our beautiful new Amas photographs
and portraits. We are making some' hand
some water' colors', sepia and crayon work
which mut be ordered before December
17 and we -won't disappoint you.- Schmidt.
Certainly. Fancy checks In handker
chiefs, with hnnd embroidered corners, 60c
'n4 c. at 'The John lieno Co.
-.- : ; . ' ' '.-. ...
., "PV ' - , '
(Special Telegram )-.The announcement
of the engagement of Miss Maude
of Sioux City, to II. II. Itelinwick
of Kansas City, today was the surprise
of the season In society, circles. Th-i be
trothal Is the culmination of a romance
of seven years In which the principals
communicated with each other by mall.
Combination gas and electric chandeliers
and the celebrated . Wel.sbach incandescent
gas liurriors. Why not see ua before you
buy. We can certainly pleas? you on price
and quality of goods. Stephan Bros., 5:3
West Broadway. '
MALOXEY CIGAR CO., 30 PEARL ST.,
COUNCIL BLUFFS. I A., DISTRIBUTERS
FOR THE ROBERT BURNS 10c CIGAR
AND LITTLE ROBBIE. OLD TIMES
AND ERRIS Ec CIGARS.
Certainly. Madeira handkerchiefs, hand
omhrhldcry on finest sheer ilnen, from $10
down, to $1.25, at .The John Beno Co..
Revival at l.ovnn, - -
' LOGAN, la., Dec. S (Si eclal.)-R v.
Graves of the . local Methodist Eolscopa!
church will open .a .aeries of protracted re
vival meltings on December 31, In which
he will be assisted by Rev. E. C. New ahJ
. of Council Bluffs. Revivals will also be
held at the Christian church, beginning on
1 January 6. . 1
v Amttclinian'a OvcraJioea .
At Sargent's Family Shoe Store .will out
wear two pairs, ordinary 'overshoes. 1
Certainly. Embroidered handkerchiefs at
,up fi-mn 50c. 35c, Soo, 19c, 15c, 10c and 5e, at
S- Thj'' l..i,n n'.n. Cn ' -.-. ' ...-
-phe John Beno Co.
8e Btephart Broa.-for the latest and best
I Inverted burners. 629 West Broadway.' -
l.lfe sen fence for Wife Vlnrder.'
SIOUX CITY, la., Dec. S.-HSpedal.) In
the district court 'tiere today Myron. lark
confi used to murdering his wife ami r"
celved a life sentence in the penitentiary at
Anamosa.
ftpada! Spuds! Spuds!
Chalce early Ohio potatoes at 56c de
livered In' five-bushel fnts 'of more. - Both
phones 182. Brldenstlna & Smith, 1401 8.
6th street.
Certainly'. This atore IS prepared to serve
you better than ever before, with both holi
day merchandise and quick service. The
I John' Beno Co.
For Imported wines and liquors and Byl
welser beer, go to L. Rouen f eld, wholesale
liquor dealer, 619 South Main street.
N. Yl Plumbing Co. TeL 200. ' Night, 60S
Ion Von Killed In Wreck.
WTI -M I N G TO N, N; C Dec. . fSp clal
Telegram.) James Blssett of Crescent, la,,
waa scalded to death In a r&llrcad wreck
near her. The body will b aei.t to ihe
Iowa home for Interment.
Tlrtv.tr Sot l.oalnf Mind.
CHICAGO. !'. I The friends of John
ileisnder Dowle today denied sirenuoily
,1 - .i.,ri-a tnat the mind of th f.-rrrr
lea.lrr of. the Zmn church bid bciiin.
weakened. Deacon Iewia, Inwif I coin-
'aM7. ...1(L however, that Dowt baa been'
V"rV. sick and La f& troio weL.
because it is auuoymt, uunuy. And
because it almost mvanaoiy icaas to
Cure It, and save your bair. Get
too. at the same time. All easily done
Ayer's Hair Vigor, new Improved for
Cures dandruff, otopi uning nair.
not uia or shang
i. O. ArtrOo.
toior or l. a.tr.
Low.. I. a u..
STREET RAILWAY CASE IPiRnVt I pf Ynur
United Etrtea Court to Eettle Whether it
Has rraichiro in TJea ksiiies.
D0LLIVER MAY SETTLE ATTORNEYSHIP
Chairmanships of the More Important
Committee In Both llonae and
Senate Practically Derided
1 pon.
iFrom a Staff Correspondent.)
DE3 WOINKS, Dec. . (Special s- Jte
fore Juilge Smith McPherson In the I'nlted
States circuit court here today was begun
the suit Involving the franchise rights
of the Des Moines Street railway. The city
ordered the coiujiany to vacate the street
and a suit was begun In the state courts I
t' determine Its franchise- rights. The
company went to the United States courts
fdr an Injunction to restrain the city from
tearing up the tracks. The city, In answer
ing the suit tor an Injunction, denied that
the company had a franchise and denied
also the Jurisdiction of the United States
courts since the case Involved no constitu
tional questions. The hearing of the argu
ments this morning was Interrupted by the
'rgumehts In the case of the Marshalltuwn
;lucose company against tfie City of Mar-
nhalltown Involving damages for a sewer.
This afternoon tha arguments were re
sumed on the part of the railway .company
by N. T. Guernsey. The testimony of the
street car officials and others has already
been submitted to Judge McPherson and
the court announced today that he would
decide all questions raised after the en
tire case had been beard. A recital of the
different steps In the litigation and some
of the preliminary statements was all that
was reached today. Mr. Guernsey will
be followed by City Solicitor Bremner for
the city. The suit Is one that attract!
great attention In this city, since the
franchise question has been before the
public for some years. .
Chnae Needs Only Dolllver.
Politicians In the city are saying that D.
C. Chase of Webster City needs only the
support of Senator Dolliver to get the
position of United States attorney for
northern Iowa. M. J. Tohln of Vinton Is
a candidate for the position, and the
Iowa delegation In Washington Is expected
to caucus soon on tho appointment. It
Is understood that Blrdsall, Haugen, Hub
bard, Connor and Dawson favor the ap-
polntment of Chase, while Allison and
Cousins favor Tobln. If Chase can get
Dolliver the chances of his appointment
will lie strong, for George of Clinton has
the support of some of the congressmen,
dividing the support of Tobln.
Wreck on Great Western.
A work trnln snd a freight on the Great
Western collided last night, resulting In the
death of H. Field of Nevada, la., and the j
serious inlurv of Dan McGratli and l'earl I
Anderson, a hrake.oan The work train.
It is asserted, had orders to operate till
6:30. and the freight had orders to run
1111 k m,,bn. it r,r.H tha , ri
till 5, making it appear that the train dis
patcher had given lap orders. Officials
of the coad are Investigating the cause of
the w reel, but will give out nothing thus
far. The collision took place near the
Maple Grove coai mine. Field was steal
ing a ride on the tender and when the col
lision occurred attempted to reach the en
nglneer and fire-
as caught In the
gine, from Which the e
man had Jumped. He
gangway and Instantly killed.
Biaaeat ' Committees Settled
The chairman of the three biggest com
mittees in both the house and senate of the
next, leglalatare are practically settled now.
In the senute. Smith of Mitchell "and May
tag of Jasper- will have' the eortimlt tees
on ways , ami means and appropriations.
Just which man will have which commit
tee l not decided. Dowell of Polk will
retain Judiciary. In the house. Teter of
Marlon will have' ways and means, Weeks
of Guthrie will have Judiciary and Jones
of Page will have appropriations.
Subject for Debate.
"Should United States senators be elected
by popular vote?" Is the question that has
been proposed by the Omaha High school
for the debate between that school and
the West Des Moines High school.
Certainly. All pure linen handkerchiefs,
plaid effects, also corded hem, at 25c, 15c
and 10c, at Tho John Beno Co.
For producing heat this coal is hard to
bat. Economy washed cgs and lump for
your range or cook stove. Council Biuffs
Coal and Ice Co. 'Phone 72.
' llnrrlnon County Tax Sale.
LOGAN, la., Dec. 3 (Special.) The an
nual delinquent tax sale was hold this
morning at 10 o'clock at the court house in
Logan, selling lands and lots in Hanlsoni
county. There waa a light list delinquent.
51,000 PEOPLE Itl
OMAHA TOO TillCl
.The latest From lUitllu Creek .
Forti'-rVye per cent ' of Omaha peo
ple itur. loo thin for their heignl. Tinny
per cent have more tlefch thun tliey can
curry comfortably. Only twenty-live per
cent are noruial -neither U10 thin nor too
tleshyl' '
The, latest news from Battle Creek will
Interest the il,0u0 men and women- who
wish to- add Hash. A recent announcement
states that a new food 1'eptol increases
the weight from 6 to 10 pounds in less than
two weeks. '
Sonre remarkable results have been re
ported. A professor of International fame
iu an .tastern university increased 6
pounds In six days..-A Chicago man who
had been refused by Insurance companies
on the around of underweight. Is gaining at
I i,a mi, of two nnunria a week.
A Chicago lady who baa weighed 120
pounds, for ten yeara haa put on two and
three-quarters pounds - of flesh ' In a few
4Jays and reports steady gains. .
These few incidents are mentioned from
a hundred cases where tha new food haa
been tried. Ptjptol resembles honey In ap
pearance and. taste. ' It can either be eaten
ax honey Is eaten, or mixed Willi water
and taken as a drink.
Any thin person In Omaha can get a
supply of Peptol by sending one dollar to
the i'eplol Company, Firm National liiuik
Bldg., Chicago. With the first supply of
Peptol la given a guarantee that If you do
not gain ill flesh your money will be re
funded. Start today to Increase' your weiffht.
Every ounce of flesh added la health Insur
ance. Peptol Is made by the leading diet
siieclalists in Battle Creek for the Peptul
Company.
Evory 7cnai.
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Mmtl Vbirime Sara
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ft ti- o.itnwiadpai? the
stai a .. a-Mxci ma -cKiier.
i-u vna tLauiti fur
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For Bum by
SHERMAN a M t'uNNKUL DRUG CO,
' liltli and Lodge Bi.
MTElui-DIl.LON DKLU CO.
S. iL. Cur. loin and aruatn aUa.
I."'i?vksi.
Piles Grow
Kvorjr llcniorrliohlnl I lei-r I a rYrtllo
MrUl for Cancer ami Oilier
Deadly Oismsr.
TRIAL riCKAOl rBEl,
Constipation unchecked brim's Inflamma
tion. Inflammation begets pllea and piles to
often superinduces tumors of malignant na
ture. It is utmost Tolly to allow this condition
to continue. If you have piles the veins ot
the rectum are congested, and the excessive
straining of the abdominal walls to force a
pnsFHge in many canes leads to rupture and
cracking of the tlssm s.
There Is no greater suffering than this.
If you are a sufferer from piles you know
it. It Is fixillsh to think that any ami unt
"f cathartics will relieve you. On the con-
trary purgatives are favorable to the pro
ductlon of hemorrhoids.' Do not be de
ceived either by the illusion that an opera
tlon always cures. It sometimes does, but
"Vera Is Ho Greater Tortara Than PUaa.
the agony of the operation Is too great t
warrant tho experiment, except as a laa
resort.
There Is only one natural way to cure
plies. There are medicaments which to
gether heal the mucous membrane of the
bowels and rectum and give It life. The
Pyramid Drug Co., havo prepared supposi
tories convenient for Insertion Into the af
fected part and containing the soothing,'
healing. Invigorating . medicines needed to
effect a quick and permanent cure. That
these do cure piles is proved by the volun
tary testimonials of thousands.
By every mail we get letters like this:
"Wishing to give credit where credit Is
clue, I feel It my duty to humanity as well
as yourselves to write you rewarding your
pile remedy. 1 have not finished lny iirst
box and am now well. After the Mist treat
ment of Pyramid Pile Cure, the soreness
"n" ''-' ellillgs have kept dereaa-
I ln- 1 u!,cd our P"ls a,,d am fe,41n
J like yclf again. Thanking you kindly. I
nm, y.ours truly. C.Crowley, 170 9th Ave.,
Seattle, Wash."
We do not ask you to lake our word. We
are willing that you should try. our treat
ment and decide for yourself. Send to the
Pyramid Drug Co., 72 Pyramid Build ng.
Marshall, Mich., and you will receive a frta
trial package by return mall. After you
,iave vsed the cotl'nt!, lf thle .package you
ca" eL'ure exactly the same medicine. It
you win rhk tor ine ryraiiiiiu me cure.
For sale at all druggists, 60 cents per box.
That's the Guarantee Your Druggist
Puts Ik-hind Kvcry l)ox of
BKOMO-LAX
No chance whatever do you take when
you buy a box ol BROMO-LAX, lor your
druggist will refund your money if
-'.AX does not cure your cold.
Now, we must Know thai Bitu.vlO-LAX
Is the surcht and safest cold cure or wa
could not afford to say tills.
Bhn.u'j-i..i.i i oi.iiient from all
other cold cures IT'S BETTER.
Not Just because we nay so, but because
we make It so; Bid 1.M1 i-LAX Is scientifi
cally prepared: it's not Just a lot of druas
thrown togther, but each drug Is put in
lor a specific purpobe: each Ingredient
helps the other ingredient to do their
work.
B HOMO-LAX contains no quinine,
therefore does not leave the head stuffy
like quinine cold cures.
Get a box ti day, 25u at your druggists,
in orange colore d box.,
J5e Valcs
Addii M&Lchiie
la the latest, most modern,
up-to-date' Adding and
' Listing Machine on s 'the
market. It must be eeen
lo be appreciated.
Correspondence Solicited.
Trial Examination Vree.
A. L. McCreary ...
Nebraska Ajcent.
P. O. ItOX 891. L1ACOL.1.
alUE Ingredient of
Klorx lieer are the
best obtainable. Barley
malt made from the
choicest grain grown In
the west. Bohemian
hops Imported direct at
three times the cost of
American hope. Arte
sian water, pure and
sparkling, from a 1,400
foot welU The hlh
quality of theaa Ingre
dients greatly Increase
the cost of making
fetors Iieer. Yet you pay
no more for It than for
common bear. Always
order felon Hs. Oct
qllty.( Ott Tvwr
moneys worth.
Stars Brewing Co
OmaJaew Bt
imp mim
iiffimin)ji)iii)!iit'
Koney Back if it Fails
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