TIIE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18. 1000.
f'
NEWS OF "INTEREST FROM IOVV A
COUNCIL
Office, 10 Iar!
HIJOR MKHTIOK.
-Tavln. drug.
Strxkert Mill carpets.
Fine engravings at LefTert's,
E1 Bori' Tony Faust ber.
fw-e Borwlck (or Xmaa goods.
Plumbing and heating, Blzbr Bon.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director, 'phone 97.
Woodrlng Undertaking company. Tel. Z32.
Toy. toys, toys, at Petersen & Bchoenlng.
ILBR'S I'L'RB HALT WHISKY AT JAK-
via'.
Born, to Mr. and Mm. XV. F. Keeny, 203
Avenue E, yesterday, a son.
DIAMONDS AS AN INVESTMENT,
TALK TO LEFFERT ABOUT IT.
Particular parole like our shoes. 8. A.
Pierre ft Co., corner Broadway and Main
street.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Education Is scheduled for thin
evening. ,
MANTLES, 10 CENTS. BE8T MANTLB
IN TOWN FOR THE PRICE. W. A.
MAURER.
All sites of storm doors, storm sash,
storm windows and weattisr strips at Oeo.
Hoagland's.
Council Bluffs Court of Honor will rni-ot
In regular session - Wednesday evening- in
Danish hall.
If your pocketbook Is your guide It will
take you to 8. A. Pierce & Co.'s shoe store,
oorner Broadway and Main street.
A beautiful and ornamental gas burner,
the Wslsbach chick lamp, complete, H.iS.
Btrphan Bros., 6.3 West Broadway.
Good Missouri lump coal for to per ton,
well screened and delivered promptly. The
Council Bluffs Coal and Ice Co. Either
'phone 72.
ROCK AND RTE, NO BUTTER. THE
JARVIS BTORE.
On a barn and house bill of tl,2.".0 we
saved a stockman of Nehraka $.37. It only
costs you a two-cdnt stump to get Hater's
prices, Council Bluffs.
If gh grade granite work, from the next
Harre imported granites. lPttTlng, carving
and tracing. Fine monumental work u
specialty. Sheeley & Lane, 217 East Broad
way. Of-milne brass doll beds, including mat
trc.is imd pillow, 14c, at Petersen & Schoen
. '"B- .
. Ueio. . .uylng a suit or overcoat It will
ray you to see B. 8. Hicks. Good suits
rom .. to 36.00. Pants, $6.00 to.SlG.uu.
Kvorything first-class. K. 8. Hicks, 13 Psarl
street.
JARVIS, HEADQUARTERS FOR GOOD
TH1NUB TO DRINK.
D. S. Kerr has merchandise fo- exchange,
farms for sale, all kinds of city property
for sale and on monthly payments. Houses
for rent. M Broadway. 'Phones 417 and
4U Red.
O. F. Richards, local agent for the Colum
bia Fire Insurance company, has gone to
Lincoln, Neb.,' and it is understood that
when he returns he will be accompanied by
a bride.
Have you seen the artist, Mr. F. P.
FrlHch, creating the beautiful pictures of
mountain scenery at W. 8. Hewetson s Art
Store, Masonic Temple, Broadway, Coun
cil Bluffs?
Judge Thornell yesterday Instructed H.
V. Buttey, clerk of the district court, to
draw thirty. Instead of twenty-four Jurors
for the January term of court, over which
he will preside.
Qiobe Wernicke elastic bookcase makes
an ideal present; a gift of a few sections;
Is Inexpensive and Is the beginning for a
library, whose growth la unlimited. Kel-ler-Farnsworth
Fur Oo.
I am In the market to buy COO tons of ma.
chinery Iron, auu tons stove Iron, 30 tons
of rubber and 20 tons copper and brass.
ltrhit. .... : .. . wn. I t T." I
man, not 8. Main Bt. Both phones 660.
Judge Scott convened the December term
r t fit., u 1 1 ii. rlii ! f . 1 1 1 , f vuatnpiluv u n i tViti,
afternoon at 2 o'clock, will maito an as-
rlgnment of cases. This lt Judge Scott's
net term, as he goes out of otllce on the
first of the new year.
DID YOU GET THAT FREE BOTTLE
l'ET JARVIS.
You want your money's worth when you
buy groceries and meats. In other words,
you ,'. want " Just what you pay for, good
meats and groceries. Buy at the Central
grocery and. meat market and you will get
Just what you order. Both 'phones No. 24.
FOR ADVICE AND JUDGMENT ON
GOOD CIGARS GO TO MALONEY, 80
PEARL BT. HIS XMA8 STOCK OF
CIGARS IS COMPLETE. TELL HIM
WHAT YOIT WANT AND YOU'LL GET
JUST THE CIGAR TO SUIT THE TASTE.
Petersen 4 Sohoenlng have rented a va
cant store building In which to store Chris
mas pi earn is. Buy early and avoid the
ruKii.
Come to us when you want a happy
money's worth for X'mas presents. Fine
' water colors, highest art pastels. Your
friend or relative will appreciate one. W
have a stock of very fine mirrors. Come
' and see yourself buy one. Borwlck, 211
South Main.
Owing to the fact of City Attorney Kim-
bull, counsel tor the defendant, being en
guii in district court, the hearing of
Anton Lundgard. the tailor charged with
the unlawful use of the union label, was
contiiiueu indeuiuteiy In Justice Gardiner's
court yesterday.
NO CHARGB FOR FREIGHT ON EX
PHEBd IN. IOWA FOR CASE OF WINES
IhUil THE JARVIS STORE.
Henry Walking, the colored porter
charged with the theft of $3 from one of
the unices in the Metcalf building, where
he was employed to clean up, was yester
day bound over to await the action of the
grand Jury. In default of ball he was com
mitted to the county Jail.
Tom Carter, the "man newsboy" who was
picked up Sunday by the police In an in
loxicaUd condition and over whom a com
mitment to the state hospital for dipso
maniacs at Kn6xville was pending, wus
yesterday ordered by Judge Green sent to
the Institution for one year. He and
Henry Hansen, sentenced lust week, were
taken to Knoxvllle last night by Sheriff
Canning.
Miss Maude Bell, on account of being
unable to devote the nocesaary time to the
work, has resigned us leader of the musical
department of the Council Bluffs Woman's
club. Mrs. Robert Mulils has been elected
as her successor and will have charge of
the muslcsle this evening In the club room
of the library building, under the auspices
o( the department. The program will begin
promptly at 7:46 o'clock.
Spndat Bpadsl Spndal
Choice early Ohio potatoes at. Kc de
livered In five-bushel lota or more. Both
"phones 182. Bridenstlne A Smith. 1401 8.
Ith street.
W are liable to have a big snowstorm
one of these days. Better get one of our
Cocoa fiber doormats, or we can sell you a
steel doormat. Either are the best made
and will ba a pleasing ornament before your
door. Btockert Carpet Co.
Complete your X'mas dinner with a dish
of our loa cream, sherbets, punch or ices,
put up tn fancy Individual molds. Try our
' pur home-made candy. It Is delicious,
specially our peanut nut. I. Muccl, -is
' West Broadway. Tel. 364.
MARASCHINO
CIOUS. AT THE
vain rr.
CHERRIES DELI
JARVIS BTORE, 223
The
Western Mutual Life
Insurance Co.
Now being organised In Council Bluffs
will have Us permanent home here,
its officers and principal employers
will have that permanent homes here,
but tf still greater benefit to Council
bluffs Is the unlimited amount of
muat desirable advertising given thla
beautiful and progressive city, (imply
becai.se It Is the Home Office of an
Old Line Life Insurance Company.
As rouclusHe proof (t this, did any
one aver speak of a company without,
in the same breath, calling the asm
of the city so fortunate as lp be that
company's Horn Omce?
The tangible co-operation of all
boosters Is earnestly requested.
C U. ATEERTON. President
KESIIAM IL0CX
BLUFFS
St. Tel. 43.
FIRE FIRST OF TROUBLES
Bankruptcy' Froceedin Etarted Aeainst
Union Transfer Company.
ACTION TAKEN TO STOP LITIGATION
I.srsnt Creditor la F.aatern Hngay
Company, Portion of W hose Claim
Is Disputed by the Trans
fer Company,
The 1'nlon Transfer company, which puf
fcred the total loss of Its stock In the fire
which destroyed Its warehouse on South
Main street last week, hits been niudo de
fendant In bankruptcy proceedings Instl
tut"d In the United States court In this
city by three creditors of the firm.
The firms which have Instituted the bank
ruptcy proceedings and the amounts l
their claims, us set forth in the petition
are; Monmouth Plow company, Monmouth
111., Jl.&oo; Wilcox Manufacturing com
pany, Aurora, 111., $721.80; Kretchmer Manu
facturing company, Council Bluffs, $117. S5
Mavne & Ilaxelton. who Bppear for the
three petitioning firms, are attorneys al
for several other creditors of the Union
Transfer company, but the naming of thes
creditors, with claims aggregating over $5u
la all that is required to bring an action
In bankruptcy against an Individual cor
lo ration.
Although not so authoritatively stated. It
is understood that the bankruptcy proceed
ings are not intended as unfriendly to
wards the Union Transfer company, but
with the purpose of assisting in a speedy
and satisfactory settlement of the com
pany's affairs. Some of the outstanding
claims against the company are disputed
and It Is figured, that the bankruptcy pro
ceedings will tend to prevent more or less
individual litigation.
It is said that with the Insurance and
outstanding book accounts, the assets of
the Union Transfer company aggregate
about $100,000, while the claims of creditors
equal If not exceed that amount slightly.
With the claims scaled down to what Man
ager W. A. Bouthard contends are correct
the company ought to have a margin of
from $20,000 to $25,000.
One of, if not the heaviest creditor. Is the
Decatur Buggy company of Middletown, O.,
which holds note of the Union Transfer
company to the amount of $50,000, against
which It admits ofTsets of $20,000 by returned
goods, etc., while Manuger Southard claims
offsets to the amount of $40,000. Mr. South
ard and Attorney Emmet Tlnley left Sat
urday evening for Middletown, O., to con
fer with the Decatur Buggy company and
try to straighten out the account.
Whether the bankruptcy proceedings will
Interfere with the company resuming busi
ness remains to be seen. In the meantime
the Union Transfer company has made tem
porary arrangements with the Great
Western railroad to occupy the second
floor of Its large freight depot on Ninth
avenue. It Is stated that most of the
company's creditors have expressed a will
ingness to do nil In their power to assist
them In resuming business.
Hera are many articles, any of which Is
a fine suggestion for a Christmas present,
and all at prices that demand your atten
tion If you are Interested, and every artlcls
Is a reason for your visiting our store:
Fountain pens, watches, chains, fobs,
charms, brooches, necklaces, rings, cuff
links, scarf pins, bracelets, clocks, cut
glass, china hand-painted plates, umbrellas,
toilet sets, Jewel boxes, silverware.
O. MAUTHE, 228 West Broadway.
Petersen & Bchoenlng have Just received
an elegant line of reed and ruBh rockers.
Just the thing for Christmas.
ORANGE BRANDY BY BOTTLE OR
GALLON. THE JARVIS STORE.
Connell Falls to Meet.
The meeting of the city council, sched
uled for last night, failed for lack of a quo
rum. Councllmen Fleming. Maloney, Smith
and Younkerman failed for some reason
to put In an appearance and the mayor and
four councllmen after waiting until past
9 o'clock In the hope of one of the four
absent members showing up, adjourned.
Considerable disappointment was felt at
the failure to hold a meeting last night, as
several matters of Importance were sched
uled for action. It was expected that the
committee on fire and light, of which
Councilman Younkerman Is chairman,
would have presented a report relative to
the purchase of additional equipment of
the fire department. None of the members
of this committee, however, showed up.
It Is likely that Mayor Macrae may call
a special meeting to take up the matters
now pending before the Christmas holidays.
Did you ever think how much longer
your clothes wear when you have them
cleaned? We can make them look as 5tood
as new ones. We dye everything, any
shade desired. Carpets cleaned, laid and
refitted. Both 'phones 616. Council Bluffs
Cleaning Co. and Rug Factory, 34 N. Main,,
FOR XMAS THE ENDER DOLLAR
RAZOR; STARE "SAFETY RAZOR. $1 60;
OILLETT SAFETY RAZOR. $5. BEFORE
BUYING TAKE A PEEP IN OUR SHOW
WINDOW. BWAINE & MAUER, 836 AND
i B'WAY.
A buffet or sideboard would make a
beautiful Christmas present. Call and see
them at Petersen A Bchoenlng" s.
Real Estate Transfers.
These transfers were reported to The B "f
December 17 by the Pottawattamie Countj
Abstract company of Council Bluffs:
Ernest E. Hart and vi fe ' to ' Fr ink
Blank, lot 1, block M, Beers' subdivl-
sitm to Council Bluffs, d $1.(00
Julius Cherniss and wife to Sarah E.
Shepler, lot 17. block H. .TefTeris' sub
division In Council BlulTs, w d tW
Lydla Sanford to HaiTy G. McGee, lot
7, block 14, Potter A Cobb s add. to
Council Bluff , w d 7 0
Three transfers, aggregating $7,100
Xmas filfta that Last
Gladden the hearts of your friends by
giving them framed pictures this Christ
mas. Such gifts provide pleasure the year
through. We have them In all styles and
prices. Come in and look around. Alex
ander s Art Siorti, 13 B'way.
MANTLES. 10 CENTS.
IN TOWN FOR THE
MAURER.
BEST MANTLE
PRICE. W. A.
Waterworks Espert Coming.
Councilman Wallace, chairman of the
special committee of the city council which
has In charge the proposed purchase of
the water works system by the city, yes
terday received a letter from William
Klersted, the ydraulic engineer expert.
In which he stated he expected to be In
Council Bluffs today.
It Is. however, not at all certain that
Mr. Klersted will be prepared to submit
his long looked for rtport as to the valua
tion of the present plant and cost of in
stalling a new one at this time. In his
letter ann uuclng hU arrival today Mr.
Klersted give iw ludlcallou aa lu the
progress of his work, but It Is understood
here that he has not yet completed the
appraisal of real estate owned by the
City Water Works company. His visit
here at this time. It Is thought, may be
for completing this valuation.
SAVE MONEY ON SHOKS. A BIG DIS
COUNT ON EVERYTHING.
MEN'S 4-BUCKLH ARCTICS. HOOD
rRANI), $2.00.
MENS ALL Rt'BREH ARCTICS, $1.60.
LADIES' STORM RUBBERS, C.
LADIES' ALASKA8. HOOD BRAND.
PC.
MEN'S SLIPPERS, FROM 75C UP.
DUNCAN A DEANE. CL081NQ OUT.
If you have a space In your hall, parlor,
dining room or any other nook or corner
which requires a line picture which your
children after you will be proud to pos
sess, call and see M. F. P. Frlsch nt XV. 8.
Ilewetson's Art Store, Coui.cll Bluffs, la.
JARIVS
EARTH.
1877 BRANDY, BEST ON
Matters In District Court.
Mrs. Daisy M.. Hunt, who about a year
ago rami! Into the limelight of public no
tice by bringing a sensational suit for large
damages against Attorney George W.
Egan of Logan, la., which she later dis
missed, at the time making affidavit there
was no foundation for the charges, and
then subsequently commenced another ac
tion, filed suit In. the district court yes
terday for divorce from Henry Hunt, to
whom she was married March 3, 18s9, In
Harrison county, where she resided up ti
May of tills year, when she came to Coun
ell Bluffs. She charges her husband wltl
deserting her In November, l'Jot. and askt
for the custody of their six minor children
In addition to desertion, she charges her
husband with numerous acts of cruelty
toward her. The ages of tl children
rango from 2 to. Id years.
Mra. Emma Wlllett seeks a divorce from
William Wlllett, to whom she was mar
ried January 7, 1SH8, In thla city. She
charges her husband with beating her with
clubs and other acts of cruel and Inhuman
treatment. In addition to the divorce she
asks the custody of their two minor chil
dren.
Mrs. Agnes Rolph, In a petition for di
vorce from George W. Rolph. to whom
she was married In March, 1879, at San
dusky, Mich., charges her husband with
treating tier In anything but a dutiful
manner. She recites a number of alleged
acts of cruuf and Inhuman treatment and
asks In addition to the divorce to be
awarded the custody of their two minor
children.
John Unmack yesterday filed suit for di
vorce from Ida Lnmack, whom he made
his wife at River Sioux, la., on December
18, 1898. He alleges that his wife treated
him In a cruel and Inhuman manner and
on December 1 attempted to make herself
a widow by killing him with a carving
knife. Fearing that she might make an
other attempt on his life, Unmack asks for
a divorce and the custody of their three
minor children.
IIott Do Yon Think f
Some people think on their feet.
But most people think with their head.
How do you think?
I know WHAT you think If the shoe
hurts.
No matter how you think nor what you
think, you'll think bigger, better and pleas,
anter thoughts If the shoes feel right.
Our shoes feel right because they're built
on right lines.
Shoes wear out readily because they fit
poorly, and when the strain falls In spots
you soon learn where the spots are.
This same unequal distribution of strain
foroes the shoe out of shape.
That's why I employ only competent men
to fit your feet no cheap shoe fltteia at
SARGENT'S FAMILY SHOE STORE. We
guarantee to fit your feet and will try to
fit BOTH HEAD AND FEET, but If we
can not fit both, we take the FEET, or let
the customer go elsewhere.
Remember, I guarantee to fit your feet
right.
SARGENT'S FAMILY SHOE STORE.
Braised His I-ea In the Dark.
Notice of the first accident alleged to
have resulted from the lack of street
lights at night was served upon the city
authorities last evening. Attorney Richard
Organ filed notice that on the night of De
cember 13 while on his way home tn the
darkness he stumbled over a water plug,
bruising his knee and other parts of his
body, besides receiving a general physical
and nervous shock. While not stating the
amount of damages he would claim to com
pensate him for his Injuries, the notice In
timates that he will call upon the city to
settle on a cash basis.
A Fine Christmas Present.
An Edison phonograph and one or tw.
dozen records. You might add to this i
record cabinet. The place to buy these
goods is 17 South Main street. I sell at the
same prices and on same terms as other
dealers. Give me a call or telephone and
I will send a phonograph to your home. B.
M. Williamson.
Combination gas and electric chsndellers
and the celebrated Welsbach Incandescent
gas burners. Why not see us before you
buy. We can certainly please .you on price
and quality of goods. Stephen Bros., 32
West Broadway.
China closets for Christmas presents at
Petersen A Schoenlng's.
Internrban Line Projected.
ATLANTIC. Ia.. Dec. 17. (8peclal Tel
egramsThe Atlantic Northern A Southern
railroad wus organized by a company o
Atlantic business men today with a capital
of $150,000. The company expects to bull
an lnterurbun road from Manning to VII
llsca by way of Elkhorn, Atlantic, Cumbe
und and Carbon. J. H. Simmons Is pres
lent and J. Stler secretary. Over 6u0 At
!anttc citizens are pledged to give It sup
port. Preliminary work Is to commence
at once. The first line Is to be built north
from here.
A. Metsgar A Co.
New Location of Wholesale Bakery.
MG Mynster Street. Council Bluffs, la.
Home-made Bread a Specially.
Visitors Welcome.
Are "ITT." 8. A. Plercs A Co.'s shoes
and slippers. Corner Broadway and Main
streets.
OLD IRISH WHISKY,
JARVIS'.
IMPORTED, AT
Verdict Against City.
In the suit of Julius Katelman against
the city the Jury last night brought in a
verdict finding for the plaintiff In the sum
of $'"0. Katelman sued for $1,400 for dam
ages alleged to have resulted from the
Hooding of the basoment of his store on
South Main street caused by the breaking
of a fire hydrant.
Bee Btephan Bros, for the latest and best
Inverted burners, fit West Broadway.
N. Y. Plumbing Co. Tel. 266. Night, tOS.
Medicine Company Incorporate.
Articles of Incorporation of the Elliott
Medicine comjany of Council Bluffs were
filed for record yesterday. The Incorpora
tors are Sherman 8 F.I lit tt and L. I. Edson
Missouri Valley. The capital stock Is placed
at $25,000 and Council Bluffs Is named as the
principal place of business. The purpose of
the Incorporation as set forth In the articles
Is "for the sals of proprietary medicines and
drugs.
Petersen A Bchoenlng Co. have Just re
ceived a large line of Kingston reading
chairs. They come In many different de
signs and are most reasonable In price. A
mqre appropriate Christmas gift could not
be found. Prices range up from $7.
To those who are anticipating buying
automobiles It will certainly pay them to
call at Van Brunt's and look the "Rich
mond" over. Here Is the best auto In
the market for the money. Orders taken
now for spring delivery. Reasonable terms.
School shoes, the best kind, at B. A.
Pierce & Co., corner Broadway and Main
street.
GORDON RYE, BOTTLED IN BOND,
BY JARVIS.
No Sen's for Library.
Prospects for seating the auditorium of
the public library building before spring
are slim. .The Library board st Its ad
lourned regular meeting last night got no
further than to open the several bids for
the chairs and then refer them to the
committee on administration to tabulate
and report back at the January session.
iHie bids ranged from $1.25 to $2.25 for the
seats. A representative of one of the firms
Vddlng stated that no house would be able
j supply the seats before spring, and this
uts a dnmper on the proposition to have
ubllc entertainments In the auditorium
thla winter.
The matter of placing lamp posts at
he two entrances. In accordance with the
irlglnal plans, was brought up and Truste
Dean reported that his committee had
found that the cost would be $1.90. As a
compromise, It was suggested to have a
plain lamp post with a single globe at
the top or a light suspended over each
doorway. These suggestions, however, did
not meet wtih much favor and the com
mittee was finally requested to get further
estimates on lights as outlined In the archi
tect's plans.
At the suggestion of Trustee Balrd, It
was decided to purchase a suitable na
tional flag for the building.
The sum of $6 was voted the librarian
for Christmas decoration purposes.
Christmas candles at Purity Candy
Kitchen. Buy your children pure candy;
the best Is what they like. At Purity
Candy Kitchen you can get home-made
candy from 10c a lb. up. Fine box candy
from 25c up to $3. Purity Candy Kitchen,
646 B'way. Tel. 674.
Notice All photos taken before Decem
ber 22 will be finished before Xmas. Come
any kind of .weather. Open Sundays.
Schmidt, Photographer.
CREAM-D-ORANGE AND CREME-DE-MENTHE
AND OTHER CORDIALS AT
THE JARVIS BTORE.
Marriage Licenses.
Licenses to wed were issued yesterday
to the following:
Name and Residence. Age
Henry Wheeler, Albright, Neb
Emma Metzger, Ullmore, Neb
J. W. Anderson, Honey Creek, la 22
Frieda C. Peterson, Honey creca, ia..,
Pleasant Earl Hart, Pottawattamie Co,
Anna M. Denton. Pottawattamie Co...,
R, A. Tracy, Honey Creek, Ia ,
Nellie B. Cafferty, Honey Creek, Ia
DRn C. Brown, Omaha (
Lucy Hodgtn. Sibley, Ia 40
Art Novelties.
Don't fall to see our water color novel
ties. Dainty calendars, blotters, sachets,
guest books, eto. Alexander's Art Store.
Go for you holiday wines, liquors and
cordials to L. Rosenfcldt, 619 S. Main.
'Phone 823.
GET A BOTTLE OF "COCKTAIL,"
READY MIXED AT THE JARVIS STORE.
Dr. Baratow Reappointed.
Dr. J. M. Barstow, whose term as med
ical member of the local Board of Commis
sioners for the Ineane expires In January,
was yesterday reappointed by Judge Thor
nell of the district court for another two
years. Dr. Barstow has been a member of
the board since the death of Dr. F. S.
Thomas. Attorney A. T. Fllcklnger Is the
legal member of the board, while H. V.
Battey, clerk of the district court. Is the
third member and secretary.
Bnrnt Leather Goods.
Address books, shaving pads, bags, stamp
rases, photo books, etc.. In the attractive
umt leather work. Alexander's Art Store.
The best shoes are the cheapest,
"erce A Co. sell that kind. At
Broadway and Main street.
8. A.
corner
TALK OF NEW ROAD TO OM4IIA
Mlssoarl Pacific said to Be Bark cf
the Movement.
BIOUX CITY, Ia., Dec. 17.-(Spectal Tele
gram.) It was announced In Sioux City to
day that the Bwlft Interests, which own
the combination bridge here, are plunnli.g
to build the Omaha Northern rallroal f.orrf
Omaha to Sioux City. The line to be
brought into Sioux City Is said to be the
Missouri Pacific, which Is anxious to get
up the Missouri river with Its lumber and
xt the same time tap the South Dakota
grain and stock producing country.
Pictures! Picture.! Pictures!
Unframed pictures and framed pictures
or X'mas. The lowest prices on pictures
i the city. Council Bluffs Paint, Oil und
Mss Co., Mc-rrlam bli ck.
Don't fall to visit our toy department
tersen A Bchoenlng.
Iowa Man for IJollva.
IOWA FALLS. Ia., Deo. 17. (Special.)
A well known educator of this part of the
state has been tendered a position in Bo
livia, In South America, and expects to ac
cept. Ralph M. Roberts, who has been
principal of the public school at Geneva, a
small place northeaat of here, has been
offered the position of instructor In physio
and chemistry In the government high
school tn the South American country. Mr.
Roberts Is now taking some special work at
Cornell collega and expects to leave for
Bolivia about April 1, by which time he
will have completed his work at Cornell.
Woman Doctor t nder Arrral.
SIOUX CITY, Ia., Deo. 17.-Dr. Kate Z.
Horner, a well known woman physician,
was arrested today on the charge of per
forming a criminal operation upon Mrj.
Hannah 8trawn, who is critically 111. Dr.
Horner gave bond for $2,000 and was re
leased. Recruits for sixth t'nvalrr.
PORT MKADE. S. D., Dec. 17. f peciul.)
About forty new recruits arrived here
yesterday and will be distributed among
the various troops of the Sixth cavalry,
stationed at this post. A large number of
men have been discharged recently and a
number of the troops are short.
t lotatutf (or It Indians.
8TCRG13. 8. D.. Dec. 17. (Special.) A
large amount of clothing has been gath
ered ut neie for the duelltuta I'te Iudluns
CAii.ped, below t ort Mede aud turut-d wver
to them.
CAS CLAIMS 1Y0 VICTIMS
Mtn and Woman Found Dead in Boom
Looked In Eaoo Other's Arms.
SISTERS TO START SCHOOL IN BLUffS
gnnreme t'nnrt I'nsaes on bomber of
Caere, Among Them Appeal In
Libel Unit of Florence Harrison
Aitnlnat the Nonpareil.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
DES MOINES, Dec. 17. (Special.) Mrs.
Zella Drake, age 42, and John Van Hermert.
age 2S, were found dead In the apartments
over s saloon at 118 West Fourth street
at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The connection
with the gas stove was broken. They died
from asphyxiation. They were locked In
each others arms. It Is possible that they
committed suicide by agreement. The dis
covery of the two bodies was made by
Roland Drake, the 15-year-old son of Mrs.
Drake. Finding the door to the apartment
locked, he broke It in and discovering the
dead bodies, dragged his mother to her bed
room and then took the body of Van
Hermert to his room across the hall. He
then called the police. The detectives were
mystified at two strange deaths In different
rooms In the same house till the boy broke
down and told of having taken the bodies
to tl'e bed rooms In the hope of siving
his mother's reputation. The bodies are
now at the Harbach undertaking rooms.
According to the story of Roland Drake
the bodies were found In the kitchen. The
entire Inti-rlor of the apartment was filled
with gas and the smell of gas was still
In the rooms when the officers reached the
place. Mrs. Drake Is a sister of Jennie
Wood, who formerly conducted a place of
unsavory reputation In this city. It Is be
lieved that she also has a sister who has
recently moved to this city, whose name is
Webster.
School at C ouncil Blnffa.
At a conference of Catholics In this city
today Mother Superior Vincent of Council
Bluffs announced that a school for small
boys would be opened In Council Blurts
early next year. Mother Vincent Is at
the head of that class of work In the state
and this will be the first school of the
kind In this state. It will be a school for
small boys, but In no sense a reformatory
or detention school.
At the same conference It was announced
that the Brown home, recently purchased
In this city, Is to be made a boarding home
or hotel for aged women and girls. The
place consists of a block of land, on which
stands a brick dwelling house, erected some
years ago by T. E. Brown. It Is on West
Grand avenue Just east of the Eighteenth
street bridge and Just at the beginning of
the beautiful residential section: The home
will be called St. Katherine's Hall. With
Mother Vincent Is Mother Magdalene, also
of Council Bluffs. The hall will be con
ducted on the same plan as others of the
kind In Council Bluffs, Davenport and
other cities.
Coonrll Blnffs Libel Case.
The supreme court today decided the libel
suit of Florence Harrlman against the
Council Bluffs Nonpareil In favor of the
Nonpareil. The decision was a reversal
of the lower court on the ground that the
court should not have left to the Jury the
question of whether or not the words used
In the alleged libel were libelous of them
selves. The supreme court holds that such
a question Is not for a Jury to determine.
The court also holds with the defense of
the newspaper that the statements were
true. In which the Jury In the case Is
reversed.
Rehearing- for Rlydrnbnrtr.
The supreme court late today granted a
rehearing In the case of the state against
Blydenhurg, appealed from Hardin county.
Blydenburg was convicted of murdering
his wife some years ago. He Is the father
of Irene Blydenburg. alleged to have been
killed In this city through a criminal opera
tion some weeks ago.
Supreme Coart Decisions.
Lewis and Delia Wilson, appellants,
against Fred B. Jump, Montgomery county.
Judge Wheeler; reversed by the court.
W. M. Long against Oarey Investment
company, appellant, Taylor county, Judge
Towner; affirmed; opinion by Lartd.
Harrison county against E. E. Ogden,
treasurer, appellant, Harrison county;
Judges Thornell and Macy; affirmed; opin
ion by McCluln.
Take Advantage of Old Law.
After being on the statute books for eight
years unused, the law remitting the fllti f
fee for sucar beet corporations was made
use of today for the first time. The law ;
provides that all sugar beet corporations
organizing In the state of Iowa and filing
their articles of Incorporation here shall
be charged -no filing fee. The Iowa Beet
Sugar company of Waverly, Ia., has been
organized and today filed Its articles of In
corporation with the secretary of state,
with an authorized capitalization of $T00,000.
The filing fee would have been $500, and It
was remitted. W. J. Churchill, XV. H.
Wallace and C. R. Warren are the Incor
porators. Gov. Cnm rains In Washington.
Governor Cummins Is today In Washing
ton, D. C, on state business. Among other
things, he will endeavor to ascertain from
the War department who Is entitled to the
$1.5f0 that has been sent him for the llshi
batteries. The claims of a part of the
light batteries organized for the Spanish
American war were allowed. The gov
ernor has received a check for $1,500, but
nothing to show to whom It Is to be paid.
Foundry Moves to lies Moines.
The Des Moines iron foundry has been
organized In this city, with a capitalization
of tsn.ooo. C. R. Harper of the C. R. Harper
Manufacturing company of Marshalltown,
Ia., Is president of the new company and
the Interests of the Marshalltown company
will be moved to thla city. A twenty-flvo
year lease has been taken on the Cranston
property at Seventh and Elm streets.
Gives Inheritance to Clinrch.
Frank Martello, an Italian, sacrificed hl.-i
desire to die In his native land today b
turning over an Inheritance of $3,0u0 to the
Catholic chunh to be ued for the Bouth
Des Mo'.nes parish. Martello Is a man f
years and has an Incurable disease. Realiz
ing that at best he had but a few years to
live if he did return, he gave the iii.inej
to the church.
Iletirul Meetings Closed.
The Chapman revival nvetlngs, which
have been under way In this city for the
last two weeks, closed tonight. Dr. J
Wilbur Chapman preaching In the Audi
torium. During the two weeks' meetings
VO persons have signed cards and It la
estimated that l,tvJ0 persons have been con
verted. Mine Worker K'llrd.
LEAD, 8. D.. Dec. 1". (Special Telt
grom.) J. A. Wilson, an employe of iht
Mogul Mining company, while at work this
n ornlng at the company's plant In Pluma,
a short dlatame below here, was killed by
tltc-lrlclty.
He wus working in the transformer hous-
and. stumbling, fell against two live wire
each carrying a voltage of ll.tKO volts. H
was killed Instantly. Wilson leaves a wife
and children. He was a resident of Lead
Town la South Dakota.
SlOl X FALLS, 8. D., Dec. 17. (Special.)
The Milwaukee railroad company recently
rrtahltfliitd a new town on Its line between
Woonaocket and Mitchell. The town
originally was named Fane, but this now
has been changed to Cuttibert. for the
reason that the name Espe was difficult
to telegraph. The people ho already have
taken up their residence In tl e new town
are well satisfied with the new name.
CORN SHOW AT MITCHELL
election of deed and Improved
Methods of Culture Will
lie Taught.
MITCHELL, S. D Iec. 17.-(Speclal.)
With the opening of the state corn show
In this city Tuesday morning It Is believed
that a new eta will dawn for the corn In
dustry In South Dakota. Corn has been
grown In this state In the years past with
very little attention paid to the scientific
rrt of the process, but the farmer Is
aroused, and hereafter more care will be
given In the selection of seed and the
methods of culture. . There are over 200
samples of corn now entered for the ex
hibition, and It Is now being scored by
Prof. J. 8. Cole and his assistant. It will
be finished by Tuesday morning.
The state has been divided into three
divisions, so that the growers of each sec
tion will not come Into competition with
that portion of the state which has j,lvcn
a longer time to the Industry. The south
ern division comprises all counties south
of the north line of Turner, the central
division is made up of all counties south
of the north line of Sanbirn and north of
Turner; the northern division Is comprise.!
of all counties not Included In the first
two divisions. The prizes will be awarded
In each division on three kinds of corn
yellow dent, white dent and mixed dent,
the prizes being $.1 and $2. There will
also be a county exhibit, for which prizes
of $H), $25 and $15 will be awarded.
Aside from the show features, a corn
school will also bo conducted each after
noon and evening In the city hall audi
torium, the instructors of which will be
Prof. A. H. Hume of the State Agricul
tural college of Illinois and Irof. J. 8.
Cole of the State Agricultural college of
South Dakota. Each evening farm topics
In general will be discussed by capable
speakers. Messrs. Chamlerlaln and War
ner, who are in charge of the state show,
have been traveling over the state a great
deal this winter attending farmers' Instl
ttKes, and they state that If the weather
Is any way Tavorable there will be an Im
mense crowd of farmers here to learn more
about the corn growing Industry, as they
feel in general that the soil Is not pro
ducing all that It can In that direction.
WATCHES-Frenzer, 15th and Dodge.
BELGRADE PRINTERS STRIKE
Editors Hay Government Organised
Walkout to Prevent Comment
on Lonn Bill.
BELGRADE, Servla, Dec. 17. As a result
of a printers' strike no newspapers In this
city were Issued today. Newspaper pro
prietors declare that the government or
ganized the strike of the printers In order
to make impossible, comment on and t
facilitate the passage of a bill authorizing
a foreign loan.
War Minister tn Balloon.
PARIS, Dec. 17. The Lebaudy dirigible
war balloon, Le Patrle, with War Minister
Plcquart on board, made an extended flight
today, leaving Meudon and maneuvering for
more than an hour over Paris.
Hearst Coining Home.
MEXICO CITY, Dec. 17.-Wllliam R.
Hearst and party left Gonzales yesterday
in Mr. Hearst's car, the Constitution. They
are bound fot New York.
Swollen Ratines Convention,
STOCKHOLM, Dec. 17. The Swedish gov
ernment today ratified the Alglclras con
vention. 4
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One fare plus $2.00 to points in North and South
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Tuesdays in January, February, March and April, 1907,
return limit 91 days.
To points in Virginia, Kentucky, Alabama, Florida,
Georgia, Louisiana and Mississippi on December 18, 1900,
January 1 and 15, February 5 and 19, March 5 and 19,
April 2 and 16, 1907; return limit 30 days.
Low One Way Rates
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Louisiana on December 18, January 1 and 15, February
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0MA1IA. NED.
When you have a Bad
Breath Wake up!
WAKE Upl
peak to
AKE Up I It'a lime to take
When the friend you
ipeak to turns his face the
ether way.
When your tongue Is costed.
When you have Heartburn, Belching,
Acid Risings In throat,
When Pimp!es begin to peep out,
When your Stomach Gnaws or Burns,
Thai's the lime to check coming Con
Itlpttion, Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
One single Candy Cascaret will do It
If taken at the right minute, Just when you
first feet the need of It.
Do It now)
Cascarets don't Purge, nor Weaken, nor
waste Digestive Juicss In flooding out the
BowelsT like Salts, Castor Oil, "Physics."
But, they act like Exercise on tha
Muscles that shrink and expand the Intes
tines, thus pushing the Food on Naturally
to Its Finish.
When your Bowel-Muscles grow flabby
they need Exercise to strengthen them
not "Physio" to pamper them.
Cascarets provide the bracing tone thai
b needed specifically by the Bowel-muscleg,
Then carry the little ten-cent "Vest
Pocket' box constantly with you, and takg
a Cascaret whenever you suspect you need
11.
One Cascaret at a time will promptly
cleanse a foul Breath, or Coated Tongue,
thus proving clearly Its ready, steady, sure,
but mild and effective action.
Have the little lOo Emergency box of
Cascarets constantly near you I
All Druggists sell them over ten mli
lion boxes a year, for six years past.
Be very careful to get the genuine,
made only by the Sterling Remedy Com
pany and never sold In bulk. Every tab
let stamped "CCC." TSO
TR. JOSEPH ZEI3-
LER of the
Northwestern Universi
ty of Chicago: any-8: "I
fully believe that the
moderate use of good
bcor at meal times acta
as a tonic, and la there
fore useful to adult per
sons." Ktorx Beer Is the em
bodiment of the doc
tor's Idea of good beer
You order a case aent
home today and drink
.If 4 i
it with your meals. It
will not only add gest
to the meal, but It will
build you up. Try It.
Storz Brewing Co
Omaha. D4
nun
Every
UlnlarMUd sad ihnnld know
SDoiinhs wuidami
MARVEL Vhirltna Sornv
ITllS new Vchwl SriWh Miff
turn. iiMt
t Most ConTtn!rr
Snrrssr 4rirLI lr It.
1 1 rnnnol 0111M1I7 t
PI r . r ftTpi no
ofh-r, hut hth1 sutinn for
lllnsiraitl Ikmii Tt vlv.
full parttculiirs and iliwtmt . lu.
a. uaT aw
for Sale hy
BHERf AN M'CONNKLL DRl'Q CCA,
16th and Dodge Sts.
MTKR8-D1LLON DRUG CO..
8. E. Cor. 16tn and Karnam Stta.
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E tftL al at n fcl fc
of this city aud John G. Schulmeuter of
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