Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 2, 1900, Page 8

THE OMAIA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, MINOR MENTION Davis sclls glass Mr. Piley,” b-cent cigar. Fine Missourl oak. Gilbert Bros. Gas fxtures and globes at Bixby's nnuA B. C besr Neumayer's hotel Wollman, scientifie optictan, 49 B'd'y, Bchmidt's photos, new and latest styles, W. J Hostetter, dentist, Baldwin block. Moore's stock food kills worins, fatians, Beo Schmidt for elogant hollday photos Drink 1t beer. L. Rosenfeld, agt. eptictan &4 Broadway. tatuary, C. E. Alexander sroadway Get vour work done at the popular Gagle Wmundry, 74 Broadway. ‘Phone 151, W. C. Estep. undertaker, 28 Vear! street. W. . Graff, undertaker and | Balmer, 101 Houth Main strect Morgan & Klein, uphoistering pepairing, mutiress making, 122 8 Members of Council Bl No. 3 will meot Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock For rent, furnish team heat, ges, ba 8 Mynster street W. If. Hodge of the Hlinols Central rall- way has been caled to Winona, lil, by the death of & relative Miss Arkwright's exhibit, G4 M beginning December 1 B. K Kirkland of Baus reported the th residence Friday 1 Tert v and ensed em- Ph turn Mal reasonable requlired. rooms, reference watercolor one week. and for china nator street, Fifteenth a bicycle avenue from his 17 t of kh Mina Young, both of ney Creek, were married in this ity yes Justice Vien oficlating bell ha to Montana, ired the contract for the construction of & number of bridges. Your will Tove you If you buy Sherl. dan coal okeloss, no clinkers, soot nor sulphur. Fenloy ey, sole ngen want adl in The Bee will bring re- I (ttention glven to a want ‘Councll 1luffs as at the Omaha bl terday whe ife office Jewel court mect Monda of the degree staff present b, Tribe of Ben Hur, will Wl memb are juested to *o the police had been Stewart's Sherman complaty that his the barn Mrs, Pontius of 7 the police to rec laretto which w her resldence I W. I, Kim) the First Christion work of the A unton White will meat with Mrs. when off elocted “True councll No. %05, of Becurity, will me Tuesday evening ut The business session dancing. Ethel Cramer, Twenty-second street and Avenue F, was reported to the Board of Health yesterday as suffering rom scarlet fever. Iwo sons of Dr. Burstow were re- ported to be 11l with chickenpox. Mrs. Charles J. Roth of Seventh avenue has been called to Battle Creek, Mich., by the serlous llincss of her daughter, Mrs. Emma Holman, who went there recently to undergo a severe surglcal operation. he Erownis t Dohany's Saturday December &, spectacular, melodlous chor: uses, catchy music, witty lines, beautiful costimes; the most popular play on the atage. Matiuce, 10¢, 20¢, 30c; night, loe, Ze, e, We. The FIks' clubhouse jrat avenue 1 rapidly nearing completion last brick ik Ween Taid and ‘the building is under roof. The windows are all in, #o that the contract independent of the vagarle John M. Harden, fo visor, met with a scrious accident in a run. awiy last night. He was driving in a buggy when his horse became unmanige- able and threw him out His collarbone was broken and several ribs torn loose. He was removed to his home at 1422 Avenue E A deer belonging to W. . Cuppy of Avoca, which escaped last’ Wednesday, is Bald to be heading toward Council Biuffs was Thursday In the vicinlty of nor has ko far eluded the efforts nu t men to capture It. Th nt park w urchased by the comn s from Cuppy. A match dropped in a barrel of paint In ehe basement of the three-story brick bullding on Droadway, eccupled by Swaine & Mauer, started a small blaze which called out the fire department yesterday morning ¥hortly after & o'clock. The flimes were smothered by placing a covering over the barrel before the arrival of the department Preparations for repaving Bryant street are well under way and last evening more than half of the excavating and tearing up of the ald cedar blocks had been dor farie: force of men I8 employed and the work will be rushed along while the good wenther lasts. The bottom course wiil be Councll Bluffs brick and the top course Galesburg brick or block Mrs, A, O. Mudge, wife of Dr, Mudge, dled Friday night at her home, 338 West Broadway. after an {ll ne week with perltonitls, Her age vas 49 years, Be- sldos her husband she le two daugh- ters, Mre. W. 1. Evans of Salem, Neb., and Miss Irene, living dt and_one’ son, L. H. Mudge of vor, Colo. Notice of funeral will be given | In some unk manner a basket of y ir n hall of the North troot house eaucht fire aboit " inze was dis. living n the vielnity doors and extin rival of the fire \ge wos o h of the schoc 6 First avenue has asked er blnek marte col- Stolen from the hall of iduy night Lincoln, Nob., wilt Monday evening churen, {'lustrating ricin Sinday School Rose castle, Wednosda J. C. Flening, 1 érs for the ensuing y Lad landers, avenue, will be Knights and Ladles in regular sesston Royal Arcanum hall will be followed by ler_street super- in he rovival of his most @A Brass Monkey fon in this elfy at Ieht, The prineipals of ret-clags artists and in- and attractive soubrette who plays Bag mbull and Mr. Morgar in their respectiy th Tt pretiy mbuli Morgan Miss Tr great hits ! feel to b the wed r husband, fals fafl that at & n went one way and The aceident would and o m ve road on! w hours ding ted fr all the fault of the r ing to notify the p Junetlon part of the tr part contir M Ats Course causes situations which must be seen appreciated. T Married Womer will be presented at the Dohut Monday night will expiain to your entire satistaction Harry Howard, a Hrownuwe are wed in the city jall charged with ttng the recent burs flartes at u ¥alown on Breadway conducted by J. Plnnell. A gold waich, ‘which was 1, was tleket laughabl which theater next whole affalr 18 Gllmore, and Charles to them n of the last r through - pawn found in their pe when they were arrested In Omaha o few da go. They were (i er 1o the athorities by the Omaha police yesterday afterno brought back here by Dotective Wolr understood that Brown has turhed stoler traced It 18 state wi Best Shoss Mads he BUY ONLY THE INES R ‘ut from Gana Mo HAMLTON'S SHOE STORE, 412 BROADWAV. PATHIER ABOR FARM LOANS Negotlated In Castern Nehraska and lowa James N. Casady, jr., L6 Maln St, Council Blufts, Save Your Money i ave your OIIB pyastne BAVINGS, LOAN AND BUILDING ASS'Y, 183 Pearl Street, Louncll Blufis, iffs Rebekah lodge | Wshed | { F_ ' \\\H WINS \T Hll\\ I’Ol\] Formal Order of Court in His C Out by COlerk: OPPOSITION 1S ENTIRELY SWEPT AWAY Land and Tmpr ment Compuny. Judge Macy's decree in the sult of Ed ward W. Nash of Omaha against the Union Land and lwprovement company and oth tried before him in the district courc hero last October, was recoived by the clerk of the district court yes.erday. On Novem- ber 2 Judge Macy, before adjourning the October term, handed down a verbal de- cision In the case, which was in favor of Nash, but the language of the decree shows that the result of the trial was a sweeping victory for Nash, and unless overruled o the event of an appeal to the supreme court, relieves him from any further litigation in tho matter. The decree in part follows: 1t {8 therefors ordered, adjudged and de- creed that the f the Union Land and Tmpr P! y held by Untift was fuily ity pur or | Puce value at the orgonizati the do- fendant company fn 1362; that plaintiff was never the owner of sald stock, but held the sume as collutera] secirity (or the of sald company to him; that he never been a stockhofder 1n the Unlon Lan Improvement company or a subscribe 25 Atock i any amount or in wny m or lable for any part of the par value its stock. It s further ordered that each and every cluuge, provison and writing in the record | and minutes of the proceedings of the stockholders and directors of the Union Land and Improvement company, wherehy It 18 made to appear that the plaintiff s ever was a stockholder of sald company, and all entries appearing in the accouint of sald _company, purporting show that plaintiff Is a stockiolder the or indebted to it in any way, be and same aro hereby canceled; that the tries in the stock certificate register Unfon Land and Improvement company, prefng to show that plaintiff (s a stock r of s d the same hereby so sald entries will show sald stock as collate that words “Union Land and Improvement pany” written apon the back of four certificates and be and are hereby cancel appearing upon th 18 hereby corrected and reformed so it will read as and be an assignme sald certificates to E. \W. Nash as pledg It {s further ordered that the sald ¢ fendants be and are hereby perpetually enjoined and restralned from prosecuting any or either of the three reveral actions by them respectively brought against the plaintiff, or taking any other or furthe proceedings In sald action, or either of them, save to cause the sime to be dls- missed. The decree also perpetually enjoins the defendants, the Unlon Land and Improve- ment company, the First National bank of this city and the Interstate Commercial company, from icstituting or prosecuting any action at law or in equity or any other legal proceedings in the courts of this state or the courts of the United States seeking to charge him, as a stockholder of the Unlom Land and Improvement company, for its debts. The company is also enjoined from Instiiuting any proceedings at law for the purpose of charging Nesh with a labllity as a etockholder of the company and from pretending, asserting or claiming to any person or persons that he is or ever was a stockholder in sald company, or liable n whole or {n part for the par value of the stock of the company held by him. Nash s glven judgment for all costs of the sult agalnst the defendants. to in the en- For the holldays Petersen & Schoening are arranging an endless display of fur- niture and house-furnishing goods. Faber, Dixon, Diagraph and other high grade penclls, 30c a dozen, In our stationery department. DeLong, The Printer. Docorated tollet sets for $2.85 at Keller & Band's, 407 Broadway, for this week. N. Y. Plu-bl!l Co., telephone 250. Wanted—Girl for housework. 339 Scot. Gravel roofing. A. H. Read. 541 Broadway. Smy pox Quarantine. The city council met as a board of health yesterday morning to discuss with Clty Physician Jennings the need of any further measurcs to prevent the spread of smallpox From the reports of Drs. Jennings and Treynor 1t was evident that everything po | sible 18 being done by the authorities. | The members of the Union Pacific bridge | gang, with which Asa Deets was associated, have been vacciuated by Dr. Treynor with the exception of three or four men who re- fused. Conmey and Deets, the two patients the city posthouss, are doing nicely, and ough the efforts of Dr. Treynor are now comfortably loiged and have every- thing they need. Conmey {s confined to bed, owing to the disease having attacked his feet A swall frame shed has been erccted the corner of Sixth avenue and Ninth ave- nue us detalled residence to at watch night the hospital and Marr Correct visiting cards, 200 for $1. Long, The Printer, 307 Broadway. want to furnish suro and sce Petersen & Schg their prices turniture and ho goods of all descriptions De- It our home be you on ehold A 100-plece English semi-porcelain nor set that sold for $9 | at $8.50 at Keller din- 0 goes this week & Band's, 407 Broudway. Tried Suicide, Lena Witt, a domesic, in a fit of de spondency attempted to commit sulcide at the Ogden house last night by the chloro form route. For the last three years she has been employed at various t | Ogden house, but recently sccured a sition with a private family. She o down town last evening to secure po. me some Our Armored Cruiser Shoe For Boys’ Wear d with CHILLED STEEL CIR which protect the bottom and wssiire the wearer double the seryl of any shoe wude for boys. SARGENT Sign of the Bear. RIS S Jase Given | "\ nishing be . | almost omPs "o | ¢ | their | decorations w thelter for the speclal policerien | ening and get | | mes at the and on return- informed that they of her services. She house, where she medicine for her mis ing to the had no further ne went to the Ogden told her room was at her dirposal. She appeared very despondent uspleion was arouscd by her leavi a friend’s slip of paper giy her slater address in Omaha. This friend notified th of the hotel and he had the door of Migs Witt's room forced. She was found Insensible on the bed with a cioth her face and a large bottle of chloroform by the slde of the bed on a chalr. A phy- slclan was summonred and the unfortunate woman restored, after an bour's work, to consclousness. house wa wis room a a lad! euslon of fur You can buy a fine rocking chair writing desk, sideboard, ox and every other niture at Peter able prices, T hoeni at 1 giving sa n&s \L reason ature of fur- staction to all purchaser A full given av line of Christmas good elicr & Band's, 407 Broudway. Open eventng till 9 o'clock. Yon snything fa this store by paying $1 a week uatil pald for. very can own Everything in rubber The Printer, 507 Broadway. stampe. DeLong, The glass in the new Wickh will be furnished by Goorge S am bullding Davis, Davis sells paint. oenl S Mr, and M Harr at di Tuesday The Misses Ross of Willow a tained at cards Saturday afterr Hyr ago 18 the guest of daughter Drayton W. Bushnell Mrs, Geors awold 18 entertaining Mixs Anna M. Peterson of Hawthorne, In Mre. Charles 13 wertatnod at ding Friday evening for Mr. und Mrs, Swea in; Mr. and M entertanod day night Mrs. H. H. Glover of Grand Island, Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. T, Cs Park avenue Mr. and M ente fety Fyent Westeot ight entertatned enue enter- on. hi Karl Mayne of Bluff street mlly party at dinner Thurs Neb., vin, on George Hanth Thankegiving nisht Miss May Crano of wined 4 nimber of (1 ner Wednesdiy night Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beno entertained at dinner Wedneaday nisht for Congressman and Mrs, Walter I. Smith J. N, , gave a luncheon at ymaha o day for her guest, John Stafford of 8t. Louls, Agnes MeClellan af To Mages., | the guest of her brother, Harry McClelian, while ite to Denver to visit friends Geotge Ho'com of Memphis, Tenn., fs the wt of his slster, Mrs. John N, Haldwin, mother, Mrs, ' Holcomb at the Grand W of Fourth 1t a family dinner party Park nvenus enter- younger set at din I VanB r'of Dot int - on, has as her guest fa., wife of Con Miss Maud Cavin, who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Cavin of Park avenae, returned to Washington, D. C. last Friday Mrs., Willlam Shaffer, 1000 Avenue B, en- tertained Monday aftérnoon from 4 ‘to 7 o'clock in honor of the seventh birthday of her daughter, Laura. Mr. and Mrs, W, dinner Thursday Glover of Grand nd and Cavin of Washington, D, C. Mr. and Mrs. 8. Worley announce the en- gagement of thelr daughter, Miss Harrlot B. Worley to J. Trueman Jones, the wed- ding to take place this month, E, H. Merriam entertained at dinner Tuésday night at his home on Fourth avenue the officers and board of directors of the Warchouse Construction company. Miss Kittie White, who s at home for Thanksgiving holidays, from the State versity at Lincoln, entertained last even- umber of the High school class of Mrs. H. H Miss Maud ght for The dancing and card party night by the United Commerclal Travelers at Royal Ar n hall proved a most pleasant affair. There wus a large crowd present. Mr. and Mrs. W. 1 enjoyable dancing party Friday night at handsome home "on South Eighth atreet in honor of the house party they are glven last . Douglass gave & very | entertaining Mr. and Mrs. course dinne Mrs. James Casady, Jr., gave a [ hursday Right for Mr. John Stafford of Louts. The icin' Teauty Toscn, e and ferns and red candles, The Councfl Bluffs Woman's club held its regular monthiw reception yesterday after- noon at the residence of Mrs. k. C. Smith on First avenue. ‘The members of the lit- erary department were the hostesses Miss Bessle Spoor entertained at a taffy pulling party at her home on Beventh ave- nue yesterday afternoon. The parlors we prettily decorated with carnations and cut Toses. Refreshments were served. Mr. and M Douglas are enter- taining a_hou thelr guests belng Mr. ani Mrs, 'k of Mason City, Mr. and Mry u Shenkberg of Sloux Gity, Miss l2dith Brady and Arthur Rule of Ceddr Rapids, The members of the Central University Extension club were entertained Tuesday afternoon by Miss Kellmore and Mrs. Paul- son at the home of the latter on FIfth ave- nue. The regular meeting of the club will be held next Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs, J. M. Matthews. The falr given by the members of St I church Thursday, Friday wus one of the enjoyable and ded woclal events of the week. It )t successtul In every way and 10 @ close last night with a fettl in the Midway ity glven Tuesday night slows hall by Dr. and Mrs ir., was the swell funciio of the wiek and soefoly turned out in f force. The hall was el ed with palms, ferns and cut 8 1 pro. fusion. R Nty were d inthe banqueting ha'l One of the mos week was (he s nd | battle of « The datic at Odd } Donald M t affairs of last id annual Teception, ball 1ot glven Wednesday night at Odd hall by the members of Bhadukiam ] wa The affulr gnthering of the and dancing wis more ple, | wis afte Knights ¢ kept 1y speaking, an early Commen Monday, th of Mrs. A. Huster will be fog until after Christmas great reluction in prices day seuson ni millinery store open every even- There will b a during tho holl- DeLong will print it right. Commonwealth 10-cunt cigar, Marringe Licenses, Licenses to wed were issued yosterday to | the following persons ind’ Restdence Honey Croek Honey Creek, Underwood, la Age In : 1 | Molte Kimball Buy ware your furniture, at Petersen stoves and hard & Schoening's and you Good envelopes, 1he per box of 100 in our | stationery Printer, department. Delong, The Broadway Hennton Dec. 1 Anderson and sepurated In Sweden |twenty-five years ugo. The former is a wealthy ) at Stanberry, Mo, By aceldent learned that Hennett, whom he had not seen in & quarter of a century was liviog n Sloux Clty. He came here, let trate a surprise c Ho was not er to alleged they strolled the theater. brother sus add SIOUX g gram.)—A derson, brot Bennett An rmined (o alled at recognized superintend building downtown and Al the while the & Clty nothing. They wandered over to 1he Misousl brathers hétel an quite by accident Hennett noticed the name of A T. Anderson on the register and saw through the joke. The scepe which fol- lowed was pathetic in its joys o and br of an over | table | | State |ing. P Estep entertained at { correctly | will get the best goods at the lowest prices. (Special Tele- | n bim, | (OUNT OF I0WA'S VOTE ENDS Result Reached Shows Overwhelming Lead for Republican Candidates, TRAVELING MEN'S ASSOCIATION MEETS Many Delegates Hear Reports of ¥ perous Yeur and Choose Om to Serve During the En- sulug Term. DES gram.) pleted today MOINES, Dee. 1.—(Special Tele- nt of lowa's vote was com aud final figures given, The vote for secretary of siate follows: W B. Martin (rep.), 305,8:1; 8. D. Crane (dem.), 208,767; 8. 0. Pillsbury (prohib.), 105 1 Whee (pop.), 6i8; J. M Krowmer (soclul labor), 249; E. W. Sage (ubited Christian), 204; C. Wirth (social denn), The plurality for McKinley Was 2450 moro than for the head of the state ticket There w Traveling 260 members of the Men's assoclation in at- tendance at the twentieth annual meet- esldent Wheeler made his annual report, showing & substantial increase in membership and goneral interest in the | aseoclation. The report of Secretary Haley |showed that the number of members ad | mitted during the year was 1,620 and ro- Instatements 45, There were dropped for nonpayment of dues 604, deaths orted 68, canceled 21 and resigned 19. The net incrense 1,022 and the present mem- bership is 12,1 The treasurer reported a balance of §3 )3 one year ago, whici is now § 24,06, The benefits paid during the year amounted to $74 A. B Cummins, attorney, reported on the status of various in the courts and Dr Hana t work of the examiner during the The ne board of di- rectors will continue substantially the same policy the coming year. The election of officers resulted: President, Willlam Wheeler; vice president, 0. B. Winnie; secretary and treasurer, F. E. Haley; di- rectors, Willlam A, Myer, E. C. Evans, John Verran, Adam Sterling and W. H. Smith. re Towa wis cases on the year. Scho Hook Activity. In a very short time there will bo a lively scramble among the representatives the various school book companies for busi- ness in lowa Five years ago, when the law was new under which county or dis- trict uniformity may be adopted, thirty- three of the counties of lIowa took up the county uniformity idea. Under this law the contracts were made for a perfod of five years. This period 1s now nomrly ended and the result Is that in all these thirty-three counties new contracts will be made and the county boaras will agaln have under consideration the adoption of new series of books. It opens the fleld for lively work among the publishers. The startling fact is reported in thls connec- [tion that the school book business of the state of lowa does mot amount to over $500,000 a year and s not as large as the cigarette trade has been. Wife Not a Bankrupt. An unusual method of circumventing bankruptey proceedings is to be tried in Plymouth county. N. B. Miller of Remsen has brought suit against Mrs. Nic Mauer, wife of a farmer in Plymouth county, for the recovery of $127 for merchandise pur- chased of plaintiff. Nic Mauer, the hus- band of the defendant, went through the banktruptey court last spring and was properly discharged as a bankrupt. Among his creditors was the plaintiff. Now the latter brings suit against Mrs. Mauer for the sum named on the ground that the gocds purchased were household necessities and wero used by her aud that as she has not been declared a bankrupt he is en- titled to judgment against her. She re- cently fell heir to a portion of the estate of her father and a judgment for the amount against her would be good. Petition for a Se One of the most representative petitions asking for division of a diocese ever pre- pared and signed will be forwarded from Des Moines Sunday evening to Dubuque, there to be presented to Archbishop Keana and the bishops and the councll of the church at the meetings Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. This petition asks for the division of the Davenport dlocese of the Catholle church and the creation of @ see with Des Moines as the see city and home of a new bishop. The movement grew out of the effort on the part of the Sloux City members of the church to secure a division of the northern diocese which has been persisted in in the last ten years, Prominent members of the church here have been assured that when the division comes It will fnclude both of the dlaceses in Towa, as they are of nearly equal church population, and when Sloux City gets a bishop Des Moines will also get one. The report sent out from Sioux City that an order had already been re- celved for a division of the northern dio- 1s untrue, as Archbishop Keane de- clares positively he has had no communi- catfon from Rome on the subject and the matter s right where it was when Arch- bishop Hennessey died. However, it will be considered at the meeting of the suf- | fragan bishops and the archbishop's coun- efl in Dubuque next week, when the n archbishop will recefve reports on the condition of the church In the entiro fleld The petition which is being prepared in Des Molnes asking for the division already contains the names of most of the promi- nent business and professional men of Des Moines, the city and county ofclals, all tho members of the Towa supreme court, tho Towa Etate officers, Including the goy- ernor, and of prominent Catholics. Thero are over 12,000 members of the church in Des Molnes alone, the largest number in uny city of lowa. The delegation which { Wil go to Dubuque with the petition are | confident that Des Moines will get a bishop | some time next year. ceso s ng Court House Judges Comrad, Holmes, Bishop and Prouty of the district court of Polk county |have gome to Minneapolis to inspect a | court house and get pointers in regard to the proposed new court house for thid county, which is to be commenced next ar, Tho official count of the votes shows that the prohiblitiontsts did not cast a large | enough vote to entitle them to recognition | as a political par Under the lowa law @ party must cast 2 per cent of the total and the prohibitlonists and all the partles fell below this amount of election were today for | warded to Washington for Judge Conmer of Carroll apnd Judge Smith of Council PRlutfs, the nowly elected members of the present congress. Congressman Dolliver's resignation does not take effect until the first day of the session, so that Judge Cou- ner will not be able to take his seat uatil \fter the meeting of congress. | vote minor | Certificates Waoodworks May Com SIOUX CITY, la., Dec. 1 grom.)—The Architectural Woodworks (s considering the advisability of moving from Sioux City to Omaha. The plant is one of considerable size. It has been dolng a good business in Sloux City, but Omaha has offered Inducements which may influ- ce it to leave this city, The company DECEMBER Home ? House of furnace. fireplaces and ma water, cholce | §-room house, bath e hot and Wi fir tles, fur gas and o har orner lot; pr contalnin water, gas tre bath bar F) 9 rooms, cellar, ¢l “rn resldenco of na closet, hot celiar, *clstern street; chotee loc ym ' house, bat vater, barn,’ lot 6 9 or 10°room house cold water, cellar, f wood floors, central loc Telephone Take No Do you ference ference betweer compounded to tor's drugs have lost nal value, We fresh d BIGGEST! BRIG MAZIE TRU MONDAY, DE JOHNSON & ONE Two Married A Comedy of Errors full start to finish, Special in the cast is the famo! mapufactures store woodwork of all kinds. Saloon Situation Tnvoly n Reven SIOUX CITY, la., D The saloon situation in remarkable one at the p the outcome of the on between the Antl-Saloon liquor dealers, with the adwinistrations, the drug private parties intere be awalted with inter The Aatl-Saloon league, st dered all saloons the Martin law by Mond chances of being closed by ceedings. The saloon me what to do. They talk “clubs” to escape prietors would be made “m clubs and they and the b be pald salal would bo sold up, and each shares man in time a in his certificate of stock be buying the beer. He w ber of a club, drinking hi the saloon men's them that they could not the clty Interest collected where are be Here 18 ministrations money could vate clubs ury each year and treasury, 1f the Martin enforced tuis revenue will it 18 argued, that the cannot affc The saloon men declare compelled to observe the L will get after the druggle ported to be selling fntc with impunity Last week Davis put the Bluff City laundry. Howell's Antl-Kawt" cur Do You Wait to Buy a Modern bath and closet, gag, gas fixtures piriee hardwood Johnston & Kerr 541 Broadway, Co Bluffs. ———— =) L] IS | know that the between fresh stale drugs may be the dif- death, when those drugs are prescription? and have little or no medici- fill prescriptions with ngs only. no risk when you trade at Dell G. Morgan's 142 Broadway, Council Bluffs, GHANY THEATER>C SUNDAY, AY, DEC. 2. HOYT’S A BRASS MONKEY THE BIG COMEDY TEST! —WITH— | Presenting this guaranteed clty T ONLY, ling speclaltics, strong cast. Y RICE. fixtures HOW CAN SIOUX CITY FIX IT u an May Orgunize “Clubs.” ntest ted on the side, gpirits are ministers of the city, has or to compl prosecution s by the cor| beer he would have a G-cent attorney such a scheme were properly conducted As It i3 now saloons pay $600 each into the city treas- 300 each Into the county city d to fose the money. 335 Broadway The Finest Line of High Grade Pianos and Organs Also a Complete Selection of cellar, three nd etove, cold ¥ and $,00, t. laundry room and m o gas fixtures, 1o, $5,00, ) rooms, bath and floors, $5,200. furnace, cellar, nearly two acrcs closet, tern, pantry, barn, coal 10 rooms, bath fiirnace, pav not ant sak. hard- wtion, $5,500, 417, dif- and n life and fill your doc- Stale thelr virtue You take PHARMACY, Tel, 2 BoOM, Violins, Guitars, Mandolins, Accordions Telephone 466 Where the organ stands upon the building. Council Bluffs é’ ‘g}GEEEEEEE(—GE(EEGGGEEEE(—G & Some Big Fiano Bargains # We have a large and varied stock of Pianos from the best makers in the country, and we are going to make it an ebjest for you to come in and see them and got our prices—then buy. Our alm is to keep something that will give the best of satisfaction and this we guarantes. As for prices, wo will meet any competition in the country and make it & point to aliow no house to undersell us on equal quality of goo In Slightly Used Pianos We bave gome extraordinary bargains. Some of these instruments cannot be told from new ones just from the factery and when we say that they are to go at bargains we mean that it is & saving 10 your pockets to buy them. 2333333333 = 3 eSEE In our line of Violins, Guitars, Mandolins and other musical merchandise we carry the largest amd most complete stock ai with planos in the city, and iavite yeu to make us a visit befere buyl: Swanson Music Co. Masonic Temple, Council Bluffs. "\94)93393999iiiii‘)iiiiiii!i" BIG REDUCTION IN STOVES STOVES 86.00 STOVES that sold for $9.00, now go at . .87.20 OAK STOVES that sold for §9.50, now go at ..... .87.65 OAK STOVES that sold for $11.00, now go at.. ...80.00 RADIANT ESTATE and ART GARLAND baseburners sold at same proportion in reduced prices. CARVING SETS from $7.00 down to .. 280 BRADEROY IO 0 i 6o oo o .....88¢0 MAJESIC and RELIABLE STEEL RANGES also going at a big reduction from former prices. The old reliable hardware store. P. C. DeVOL, Telephone 87. 504 Broadwuy, Council Bluffs If You Wish good reliable dental work at mod- €& £33 & & OAK OAK that sold for $7.50, now go at BEST! MBULL | AND A SUPERIOR CAST. DOHANY THEATER CEMBER co. of laugh from scenery, start- Prominent us minstrel, and fancy es Dig Reduc- Narmen 1.—(Special.) Stoux City 15 a ent time, and which is now n league and the ity and county glsts and some | will whose moving Iy strictly with ay or take the injunction pro- n do not know of orkaniziug The pro- Janagers” of the artenders would oration. Stock cents and | a glass of | punch taken He would not ould be a mem- 5 own beer, and has advised be prosecuted if | of got and county ad ed. No license from euch pri seventy-five law be strictly | reduced and, in particular | that it they are aw strictly they ts, who are re xicating lquors glass in the new coughle, colds. | 160 acres Hazel Dell twp., erate priees we can please you. Our methods are the most improv- ed—our prices so low they will surprise you. " I.‘,.g, . ..Telephone 145..... K. A. Weadtury, D. D. S., Council Bluffs. 30 Pearl St, “&ran Grand Hotel. Special Sale Knives~Ra zors for Christmas 1,000 Salesman’s Sample Pocket Knives at the dealer's usual cost. Big line $2 Razors at $1.25. Every kulfe and Razor guarantecd on sale Monday. UTH R CHRISTMAS GOODS, Poco Cameras—speclal prices for Christman, | Buek's " nleest . KoduksEastman's latest kodaks as cheap | world mother, © ARk D She Br rle Cumeras—8$1.00. Hot aters t We teach our Blods and & pletures 1901 Columbin Fhho line Carving S 190 Tl Star Safety Razors Daluty Ladles nges take a good plo- customers to take o to $10.00. nd in sets, chatnless and chain Bleycles, 00 Bicyeles for $19,50, tnless Bicy amps ani Cyelometers. and Marlin take-down Guns. $11.00, Double-barrel Shotguss for ts sing Peurl Knive IOWA FARMS FOR SALE DAY & HESS, 39 Pearl St., Have for anle n large list of improved farms, vegetable lundni nlso residence and and Owmaha. oMBe ARMS: 11 wmiles ne C. B, good bulldings, $45 per acre. 80 wcres pear Crescent, well lmproved, $45 60 acres 5 miles enst, fruit, $50 per acre. 60-mcre fruit tarm, near city, good improve- ments, $150 per acre. cre froft f.rm adjoining eity, $6,000, Iy a sumple of o tevest, elephone 344, IT IS TRUE ot i framed you want to find that way and have suitabla for that particular picture, Council Bluffs, ok fruit ana a Council Blufis 160-acres Missour! bottom land, 8 miles se city, $40 par acre 600 acre stock farm near Earling, Selby Ce., cheap 320 acres 1o Sliver Creek twp., $50 per acre; well improved 215 acres fine bottom land fn Rockford twp., 50 per acte; well improved, BMONEY LOANED ON FARMS AT good bulldings and thers is a right way of doing If you have a picture to be it put “up in the style that is most We muke a constant study of framing and | our stock of Picture Mouldings ennnot be equaled in the city. ome, see, and you will be convinced. C. E. Alexander & Co. 333 Broadway, Council Bluffs, »