Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 10, 1900, Page 3

DECEMBER 10, 1900, L system, or student control, of examina- | that the 1 ndry busines almost wholly / being registesed in its favor. The system |t ore o Succes . was adopted a few years ago as an experi ment. 1t has not worked because of the THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY disinclination on the part of the students | 4 Irlshman occupled A barber's chate INTEREST FROM 3 . " {Bg to (he etudent t open and his Kead roifed about Order of United Workmen—Past master DES MolVES TROLLFY ll\FS council. A mass meeting was beld a few 1 over upon his shoulder and workman, 8. E. Anderson; muster workman, A ’ AL | days ago to discuss the matter and a poll | (17 cheat in & way that mad W. H. Ferguson; foreman, J. Keppuer; of the ntudents, antounced today, has defl- | 06 the Tathar Kt Soaincarous om tor e overseer, A. A. Robertson; guide, A I.i\, < peeey nitely decided to abolish the system. DR Tast (he barb 1. Iy but firm! ” -~ Kirk; inside watch, Johm Orp; outside o last the barber sald, gently but firmly MINOR MENTION. watch, L. Dunlap; recorder, N. C. Philitps; | System of Tracke to Oonnect Small Towns KILLED DY A DEAD MAN, you'enlesh 500 Mold up your Beag ™ Tvy| Sy B\“\}'RS T0 T“\L (OL\SEL financler, J. C. Pryor; receiver, 0. Hoch- with the Capital, s » S— "o "Which o response was made with | Davis sella glass. man; trustees, T. A. Brewick, 0., H. Brown; R Lz Ml il drowsy Indifterence “Mr. Riley,” G-cent cigar. Poody Splon Kop. “Well, then Ly a -— aptain degree team, 8. E. Anderson. 8 doed ) 8 grinned. 8t (Hows Fine Missourt ouk. Giibert Bros. b+ AY COMPA ot dead, and the ferce mun dried 1 v - Fidelity Oouncil No. 156, Royal Arcanum | STREET RAILW NY DOES IT| other dead, and the flercc sin dried flosh N (‘2:11 n:n;m and globes at Bixby's Group No. 1 of the Iowa Association to Meet | _rogent, George Nicoll; vice regent, F. and blood on Britan and on iHoer, for both | poy ms and Mann cases nature needs assistance in throwin, ne A. B C. beer, Neumayer's hot v oret remained unburied for a while, reports a |4 0¢0 Wollman, sclentific optican, 9 B8'd'y on Wednesday. W. Dean; orator, A. T. Elwell; secrotary, A hacking boy will soon chop down a cherry tree,and a hack- ing cough will soon chop down a man, For the latter there is noth- lather and a dangerous one for the ing better than DUFFY'S PURE MALT WHISKEY. 1t has cured thousands who were driftin into consumption. It will cure you if taken in time, In most Meeting the Cas coot my hair." s 'h rr:nl" A‘( the nation’s portal | off a cold, and DUFFY'S PURE MAL'] o POl o e London N . nd M el A8 glven pause and Ko Y s Bchmidt's phot w and latest styles. W B MeConnert: colisctor, 4. T. Tidd: | Bxtensions of the City Lines to the | o It dame to |v|\'nl‘:(hnll i:'lnfu\'. “x\]vn?’l\ 8 | e, Y it n: o ""‘fl ey X\g‘;'fi“‘:“mh"‘s;mf'h"‘“""‘l“'""- ) e g g B A V. 0 p) N Come took the line ere those who dled fol o come,” quo ) "o Budy your W. J. Hostettor, dentist, Baldwin biock. | 2000 T treasurer, A. W. Riekman; chaplain, C. i, sm m: ll-ou.:eh-.:-: l':':h- Come | rotock the iines where those who d nmmi o A and e you Over 7,000 doctors. prescribe 1t, and Moore's stock food iils worms, fattens, | TOPICS SET DOWN FOR DISCUSSION | White; guide, L. L. Evans; warden, A. prehens ng our dead they maw i sergeant lying at full lave eustoms her 2,000 hospitals use it exclusively. Bee Schmidt for elegant holiday photos. Plokering; sentry, G. L. Judson; trustees, Worked Out. t no manners! our dead they maw u gerg ! he chortled, 1 ength, shot through the brain. yet even —r b s death the man looked like some fghting aving which. he caused the forelgner 1t fstheonlyWhiskey taxed by the Govermment Drink Budwetser L. Rosenfeld, agt A. T. Flickinger, O. A. Beno, A. E. Brock; i i danty gone out of order s | remove hin socka, ostersibly lest he have | & & medioine. Thisis n guarantee. All d Leffert, jeweler, optician. 2% Broadw Matters of Interest to Financie representatives to grand councll, A. T. | and grocers. Refuse substitutes, they are injurk C. E. Alexunder & Co., 48 Broadway, are Bosin Men Gemernlly Will Be Flickinger, A. E. Brock. DES MOINES, Dec. 9.—(Special)—The [ left hand grasped the barrel on the under | feallty, to give point to his anclent and pen evenin, Connlderea D development of eleotric raliway systems in | 8ide. the forefingers of the rixht hand mely Jest ! . H. Re 1 ightly barrel | The person in e he Grace Church Social club will meet phee Gravel roofing. A. H. Read. 641 Broadway. | aud about Des Molues during the coming | Pnereq o-.'("'v.rn',:“f‘”m‘k'“,,,h, e am uniform laughed brutally. onight {n Hughes' hall — W, F ¥, undertak 4 disintector Smatipen at Weston year promises to affect a good many cen- | dulled eve stiil glared along the sights, for Graff, undertaker and disinfector, . Tie i Presaed’ againat his shoilder, his | concenled thereln dutluble goods, but in ous. Send for free medical bookiet, DUFFY MALT WHISKEY C0., Rochester, N. Y, 800 Botin e Andertakes ao%s - . tral Towa towns. Although they are all | {lissolution had come to him just us he bent ? counected with Des Moines by direct lines of rallrond the demand for better trans portation faciliti continues. The towns within forty or ffty miles of Des Molnes have been dwarfed in growth by the near- ness of the capital city, but their resi- dents belleve that now Des Moines i large enough 80 that 1t rapld transit is afforded the overflow will help the towns and smaller Get your work done at the populr Eagle laundry Troadway. 'Phone 141, W. C. Estep undertaker, 3 Pearl street Telephones: OfMc residence, 33, Morgan & Klelr atering. furniture repairing, mattress mal 122 8. Maln st Mi 1s, Minn., Is LT B Cavin of Park J. Whittaker of 62 Sixteenth | home from a visit with rela- | Uves at Emerson, la Mrs. Thomas 1. Cassdy and son have "m\» to Moline. 1., to spend the Christmas holldays with relat! . The regular monthly meeting of the Ponpi,of Trustess of the pubilc library will p held this afterncon. Mra. Paul Schreider of South Sixth street | left yeaterday on a visit to relatives and friends at Burlington, ia Your wife will love you if you buy Bheri- dun coal. Smokeless, no clinkers, soot nor sulphur. Fenlon & Foley, sole ug: Thomas Bowman returned [porning from Granada, Misa ongaged on rallrond contra, A want add in The Bea wiil br The same attention glven to a want add in Council Bluffs as at the Omaha office. Superintendont and Mra. H. W. Rothert of the Iowa School for the Deaf are enter- taining Miss Tuylor of Carthage, Mo L. P. Thompson and L. Madisen left yes torday for New York, from where they will il this week for a visit to their old home in Germany Mayor Jennings has requesied the M- | nofs Ceniral Rafl company to lay a ten-foot concrets sid an g side of Broudway opposite its passenger depot. The oIS Centinl oWne w. Lo trontage opposite rounds The funeral of Mrs. nson_ will | bo held this aftern lock from the residonc enue. Inter- nent will be ‘in ‘Walnut Hill cemotery and Rev. J. W. Wilson, pastor of the Congre- gational church, will conduct the services. The city council will mect this e " n adjourned regular woss The ord nance creating the office of city electric jan, which was resurrected a week ago y ‘Alderman McDonald, 15 slated to come up for action tonight, as well as several | other Important matters. Members of the Order of the Bastern Star in this city are looking forward to a visit this week from Mra. I'red Oberhelmer of Webstor City, In., grand matron of the in thin state. Whilo here Mrs. Ober- | The annual meeting of Group 1 of the lIowa Bankers' association will be held in this city Wednesday of this week. There will be two sessions, one /o the morning and the other in the evening, which will be held at the Grand hotel. If the at- tendance warrants it there will probably be a banquet at the closs of the evening seszion, The morning session will open at 11 o'clock, when an address of welcome will bo delivered by John Bereshelm, vice presi- |dent of the Council Bluffs Savings bank. E. F. Wentz, chairman of the group, will | reapond. The following is the program planned |for tho afternoon session: Address, D. L. Helnsheimer, Glenwood; “Some Suggestions Along Educational Lines,” F. F. Jones, Villisca; discussion, “Should All Banks be Under National or State Coutrol Dis- | cussion, “Comptroller of Currency Dawes Criticlsm of Loans to National Bank OM- cers and Directors;” discussion, “The New Currency B discussion, ‘‘Reforms | Needed in the Revenue Laws;"” election of officers, The officers of the group ars: B. F. Wentz, chalrman; T. K. Elliott, secretary; D. L. Heinshoimer, Charles R. Hannan, | W. L. Culbertson, J. Patterson and | Charles Van Order, executive committee. The membership of the group comprises the banks in the southwestern part of the | state. OFFICERS OF THE LOCAL LODGES, Renults of Elections Held by the Sev- eral Orders Last Week. Last week was a busy one In lodge cir- cles in this ity and many of the fraternal | und secret societies held their annual elec- tion of officers. These lodges elected off- cers as follows St. Albans Lodge No. 17, Knights ot Pythias—Chancellor commander, C. W. At- weod; vice chancellor, 8. H. Conner; prel- ate, H. T. Hall; master of work, C. B. Washington; master of exchequer, W. M Word was received in the city yesterday that & case of smallpox had been discovered at Weston, which is about nine miles from Council Bluffs, The afflicted person 18 sald to be & stockman named Tom Rob- orts, whose home is at Alllance, Neb. Roberts a few days ago brought in a shipment of horses aud was taken sick at the home of Henry Scott, a well known farmer Iiving about two miles north of | ..y~ ‘Tne first town to be connected Weston. He was treated for chickenpox, but word recelved from there yesterday indicated that the attending physiclan had doctded that it was & fully developed case of smallpox. What steps, it any, have been taken to quarantine Roberts and the Scott residence is not known here. Unless & fresh case of smallpox should develop at the Woman's Christian associa- tlon hospital, the quarantine on that in- stitution will be ralsed Wednesday of this week, the soventeen days that the law re- quires the place shall be under quarantine expiring that day. Senter's Case Comes Up. In the district court this morning Judge Green will take up the criminal calendar, the first case on the docket for trial being that of the State against Thomas R. Senter, the Mewnphis (Mo, man charged, under the name of James L. Palmer, with ob- tajning a loan of $640 from Lougee & Lougee of this city in October, 1595, on a forged farm deed. There are two indict- ments against Senter, the first for obtain- ing money under false pretenses and the second for uttering a forged instrument. It fs understood that his defense will be an alibi and that he will attempt to prove that he was fn Memphls at the time he 18 charged with operating here. His attorney, Thomas H. Wagner of Memphis, arrived yesterday to assist J. J. Stewart of this city n the defense. John B. Mudd, sald to be a witness for the defense, also ar- rived from Memphis yesterday. Death of Allen M. Spoor. J. W. Bpoor received u telegram yester- day afternoon announcing the death of his with Des Molnes by electric line was Valley Junction, six miles out on the Rock Island. The city street cars carry pasiengers to Velley Juuction for a fare of & cents from the city limits. The line is very successtul, as Valley Junction has grown Into a considerable city. The Street Rallway company has caused to be sur- veyed in the direction of Winterset, in Madison county, another line, which is virtually an extension of the Valley Junc- tion line, crossing the Coon river near Commerco and turning southward into Mad- ison county. The route is feasable and when it fs buflt will greatly shorten the rall dista between Winterset and Des Moines. Tho owners of the city lines also an- nounce that within a short time they will lay out a line to the site of the proposed United States army post, south of the city. It 1s now deemed by Des Molnes men prac- tically certain this post will be estab- lished, as it orly remains for General Otls and two other army officers to approve the ground offered. One or two lines of rall- road will be bult to the site of the post and the city street car lines will be ex- tended to the site. But the electric cars will not stop at the post. A line has been planned running south through a well-settled frult-growing country to Som- erset, in Warren county, and on to In- dianola. Such a line would also bring many farmers foto closer touch with Des Mofnes and it is reasonably certain it will be bullt. Des Moines Inter-Urban Line, {8 head to fire at those who shot him. and now his hands had stiffened in the unben- able stiffness of eternal sisep. A Boer aol dler saw the sorgeant as he lay, and with rude hands grasped the by ‘the barrel and tried to ferk it from the dead mans grig, but as e pulled ho brought the rile fne with his own breast and the un- Vielding finger on the trigger. did the reat, the riffe npoie from the dend man's hand. and the bullat passing through the Boer's heart laid him beside the i Bounds ke @ journaiistic lie, does 1t not? Read it in & novel and you would laugh would you not? But it {s the eternal t all the same, for the comrade who dled that day, killed by a told me tho tale himself, and he of those who planted the dead Dutchm on the slope of Splon Kop. Labor in Hawnil. A Honolula_correspondent of the Boston Transeript wri “The majority of the Chinese are laborers or traders on a small scale. For falthful service, commend to me a Chinaman. In our estab'ishment we can do with no less than th Ah Quae, the cook; Ah Loon, the yardman, and Sing Wo, the laundrymin, are at their posts o surely as the sun climbs over th mountains. Most of the Ci first as contract laborers on lantations. The development Ty called for labor such as th and much of the material prosperity land I8 due to thelr patlent and faithful sorvice. The unatable native cannot be de pended on for the constant grind of toil, and forelgn Iabor must needs be imported When the contructs expired the Chiness Jaborers left the plantation for botter pay ing poeitions. Many entered domestic serv- ico, some became gardeners on their own account, and many more engaged in mer- cantile ‘business. It zoes without saying Charch ”I’Mnl‘h dlsipaicn, emenses, ov %‘«f‘“‘ i @pies, Stimututes the b e :.n-.. T8 gty o *It has justly won its laurels.” Soups, Fish, Game, Hot and Cold Meats, etc., are ngen a most delicious flavor by using Lea & Perrins’ SAUCE Thia signature is on —y—. A L S B I P R SROB Memedy Cowy Ban Frencisos, G NITAOY DRUG CO. 16TH AND FARNAM. Do You Own Valuable Papers? We have a suite of rooms with a fire and burglar proof vault. waiting room and two smaller rooms. Electric light. It consists of a Hardwood floors. T BEE BUILDING It will be a pleasure to work in offices like these. The rent is $40. We have another single good sized office with a vault, only $20. R. C. Peters & Co. RENTAL AGENTS. GROUND FLOOR BEE BUILDING. i The most ambitious project of this kind helmer will bo the guest of Mra. George | Frederick; master of finance, C. M. Tib- | father, Allan M. Spoor, at Livingston, [ has for its purpc-e the operation of the kaon of Boulh Kl e e b, Smitn, | DI85 keeper of records and’seal, W. C.|\ont. Deceased wan a former ploneer resi- | interurban lino f'om Des Moines to New- who dled Saturday morning, will be held | Gebhart; master-at-arms, C. H. Gllbert; | qent of Councll Bluffs, but removed to|ton, touching at Colfax and other towns. Wedneadny morning at 1030 o'clock from |inner guard, H. Darnell; outer guard, T. A. | Livingston about five years ago. He was | Strangely enough the promoter of this the restdence, 316 Franklin avenue, and in- | Barker; trustees, L. Kost, W. M. Frederick, | g) years old and had suffer.d from dropay | Project 1a a woman, a Mrs. Butler of Cleve- Rev. W. §. Barnes, pastor of the Firat |E Carr. for some time past. Besides the son here | land, O., and on this account the project Presbytertan church, will conduct the serv- | Concordia Lodge No. 652, Knoights of | two qaughters,#Mrs. Ella French and Mrs. | has been much derided. But it has been kes, S IR | Eythine—Chancellor commander, E. A.|w.'N. Cook of Liviogston, survive him. | disclosed that Mrs. Butler bas back of hor poTho uneral of the late Samuel Hans will | Black; ~vico chancellor, C. F. Kimball; | Tto remains will arrive here Wednesday | {he extensive stroet rallway interests of and notice of the fumeral will be given | Cleveland, including the Hannas and other 1ater, cepitalists, and that they are in earnest in AN ECLIPSE Of the Sun throws a dark shadow on the earth. o it Is with the human body 1t when disease shuts out the Jight of health family residence on South Sixth street, op- | Prelate, Frank Eigan; master of work, and happiness. uluth, Minn., formerly pastor of the First | Scheening; master of finance, C. N. Cad- f’ounn Baylls park. Rev. T. H. Clelland of |J. W. Ferrier; master of exchequer, J. W. Prosbyterian church in this eity, will con- @uct the services. Interment will be in Falrview cemetery Abraham Gilinsky, proprietor of a Broad- way wecond-hand goodn store, was urrested ¥ maon on an assault and bat- | o T‘,mh rred against him Wieabation The trouble deourred over o sei of harness, which Wiesbaum oclaimed to have purchased and which Gilinsky con- tended he had only rented. Justice Vien will arbitrate the dispute Monday morning. The Warehouse Construction company of this city 18 planning to erect another large fmplement warehouse to meet the increns- ing demand for such bulldings. Tht ware- house 18 to be bullt on the property d rectly south of the Warder, Bushnell & Glessner bullding, erected by the Ware- house Constructlon company. The funds essary to erect the bullding are to be ured by popular stock subscription. N. Y. Plumbing Co., taiephone 250. Wanted—Girl for houscwork. 339 Scott. Want the Head Elk. Council Bluffs Elks are arranging for a grand reception to Grand Exalted Ruler Jerome B. Fisher Wednesday night next, it he can be fnduced to stop over here that day on his way to Colorado Springs. Mr. Fisher and the grand trustees will pass| through Council Bluffs next Wednesday on thelr way to Colorado Springs to investi- | gute the proposed site for the Natlonal Elks' home. Officers of the local lodge are in communication with the grand exalted ruler with a view to inducing him and the trustecs to stop over here, as Wednesday 18 the regular meeting night of the lodge. It Mr. Fisher will consent to visit here a banguet will be served at tne Grand hotel W nesday night, following the lodge meet- g, Commonwealth 10-cont cigar. Re e Tranafe: The followin sfers were flled Saturs day In the abstract, titie and loan ofice of J. W. Squire, 101 Pearl street Home Savings and Trust company to Francls B. Tibbitts, lot 12, block 4, Sackett's add to Council Blufs, w d.'$ 500 E, I, King to Francis b Tibbiits, lot 5. Drew's sub. w d 450 Juile B. Van Dusen and ‘husband o Lizzle Tamkin, lot 12, block 8, V. Trunt & Rico's add, w 10 Day & Hess to Peotor’ Riof, 10, 11 and block 18, a4 a0 rne to ! Wohn Y | wallader; master-at Keeger of records and se \uner guard, V. E. David; outer guard, Sberman; trustees, J. W. Ferrler, H. W. Lewls, J. J. Klein. Shadukiam Temple No. 84, Dramatioc Or- der Knixhts of Khorassan—Venerable shelk, Chris Boyer; royal vizier, H. T. Hall; grand emir, C. B. Washingtoa; mi | hedi, J. W. Ferrier; secretary, T. A. Ba | ker; ‘treasurer, C. A. Tibbits; menial, G. | M. Keller; sahib, G. L. Hill; mokana, §. | H. Conner; jock, R. F. Greene; trustees, J. M. Hereld, J. J. Kleln, C. W. Atwood. Hazel Camp No. 171, Modern Woodmen of America—Venerable consul, D. W. Selby; worthy adviser, C. F. Plokney; banker, J J. Stewart; clerk, 8. B. Snyder; escort, W. Martin; watchman, A. W. Moltzan; wentry, Nels Hansen; physiclans, J. H. Cleaver, M. B. Snyder. Court Council Blufts No. 3786, Independ- ent Order of Forcsters—Past chief ranger, J. W. Ferrler; chief ranger, J. F. Walter; vico chlef ranger, B. A. Allstrand; orator, T. Q. Harrison; recording secretary, W. F. ff; financial secretary, H. A. DeLong treasurer, B. 0. Tucker; senlor woodward, J. Barhyte; junfor woodward, T. Brooks; senlor beadle, John Tabor; junior beadlo, T. J. Clattorbuck; physicians, C, H. Bover, V. L. Treynor; trustees, J. W. Fetrier, Thomas Brooks. Council Bluffs Tent No. 32, Knights of the Maccabees—Past commander, S. I Albro; commander, Ernest Marsh; lleutenant coms mander, G. H. Scott; record keeper, W. H. Rogan; finance keeper, F. A. Fox; chap- lain, F. L. Hamilton; sergeant, James Pe- terson; master-at-arms, George Stanton; first master of guard, Herbert Pardy; sec- ond master of guard, George Lowery; sen- tinel, Willlam Klssell; plcket, George Davis Pottawattamio Tribe No. 21, Improved Order of Red Men—Sachem, B. P. Van Wormer; senfor sagamore, J. W. Ferrier; junlor sagamore, C. E. Brown; prophet, Fred Sherman; chief of records, A. D. Van Horn; keeper of wampum, F. De Grote; collector of wampum, C. W. Bock. Abe Lincoln Post No. 29, Grand Army of the Republic—Post commander, General G. M. Dodge; senlor vice commander, George Gus Peters, agent for an Omaha brewing ccmpany, was arrested last evening on an aseault and battery charge preferred against him by Mrs. Paul Myers, wife of the pro- prietor of a Broadway saloon. The trouble occurred at the saloon. Peters wanted to get in the saloon and Mrs. Myers declded he should mot. Peters gave bail for his appearance in court this morning. Kadel Gets a Dollar. The district court jury, in the Iibel sult of Mike Kadel against George Kassing, brought in a sealed verdict late Saturday night. It gives Kadel $1 as damages for the alleged attack on his moral character. He sued for $1,000. The verdict will he opened this morning when Judge Green reconvenes district court. Free. Now s the time to buy daughter a piano or organ at the Bouriclus Munic House, 335 Broadway, Tel. 466, where the organ stands upon the bullding. For one week only we will give three pleces of muslc freo with every music wrapper sold. FAIR WEATHER IS PROMISED Monday and Tuesdny Nebraska and lowa Are to Enjoy Clear Skies and Warmer A WASHINGTON, D Mouday and Tuesday: For Nebraska—Fair Monday and warmer; Tucsday falr; variable winds. For Iowa and Missourl—Fair Monday; Tuesday falr, not so cold; varlable winds. For North Dakota—Snow Monday, not so cold; Tuesday cloudy; probably snow; variable winds. For South Dakota—Warmer and cloudy Monday, protably snow In eastern portion; Tuesday probably snow; variable winds, For Kansas—Fair Monday; warmer in western portion; Tuesday fair and warmer; varlable winds. For Colorado and Wyoming—Generally fair Monday and Tuesday; variable winds. For Montana—8now Monday and prob- ably Tuesday; variabls winds. 9.—Forecast for thelr proposals. Messrs. Jones and May of Cleveland, the engineer and busines: agent respectively of the Cleveland Inter- urban Raflway company, were in Lies Moines the past week looking oven ghe plans. The company will ask a franchi#e over one street of Des Moines to the business center from the eastern city limits and may build termi- nals a part of the way. Franchizes will also be asked through Altoona, Mitchel- ville, Colfax and Newton. It is estimated | that the greatest business of this line will be with Colfax. The Colax springs has not been patronized as well by Des Molnes peo- ple as by those from a distance becauso of the diffculty of going there and back again. It s expected that the electric line will make a rate of 25 cents each way be- tween Des Moines and Colfax and as there will be many trains a day Colfax will be- come practically a Des Moines suburb, State College Loas. News of the burning of the college bufld- ing of tho lowa State college at Ames was heerd with regret by the hundreds of tormer students of the college in central Iowa. The name of the college was for many years the Iowa State Agricultural college, but has been changed to lowa State college, as #ts scope has been broad- ened. Although there are fifteen buildings on the campus devoted exclusively to col- lege work and these cost more than $500,000, the collego trustees have been considering for soveral years the advisability of ask- ing for an appropriation to build a fine new colleglate building. There has been no strictly collegiate bullding, as the one destroyed was used both as a dormitory and a college bullding. Prof. Stanton, who entered the college as a student In 1873 and has been an instructor since his grad- uation, says it has been the design of the board of trustees, of which he is secrefary, to abolish the dormitory system so far as possible. In view of these facts it fs ex. pected the trustees will ask that the build- ing to be erected on the site of the present ruin will be an entirely mew colleglate bullding, to be devoted entirely to class rooms, offices, instruments, museum, etc. There {8 a considerable town growing up outside of the campus, where students can secure rooms. A number of smaller build- PRICKLY ASH BITTERS Is an antidote for all diseases which attack the Kidneys, Liver, Stomach or Bowels. It drives out constipated conditions, restores functional activity and regularity, MAKES e Pure Blood, Strong Nerves and Cood Digestion. People who have used It say it Is their main reliance for keeping the body healthy. SOLD AT DRUCCISTS, Price, $1.00, OPECLAL WOTS.~Prickly Ash Bitiors B sots ‘e’ 10 0e smnce (bt 4 con be wand a0 4k 11 10 hek tntntie ming iy wodioaied 70t ploaseat b ihe last. CALIFORNIA FIRST CLASS PULLMAN SLEEPERS «.DAILY BETWEEN... OMAHA AND SAN FRANCISCO Without Change GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE LAl the best 1 the ROCKY MOONTAINS “ana “SHRRA" NEVADA by Daylight in both directions. DINING CAR SERVICE THROUGH. BUFFET LIBRARY CARS. F'f'll"lnlfllmflfln reservations and itiner- Chicago to Callfornla’ address City maha, Filket” Oitce, 3333 Farnam Sty O Neb. TR H. A. Weodbury, A Splendid ‘Wholesale Location The building formerly occupled by The Bee at 916 Farnam street will be vacant November 1st. It has four stories and a basement, which was formerly used as The Bee press room. This will be rented very reasonably. If interested, apply at once to C. O, Rosewater, Secret, Room 100 Bee Building. : - Ready November Flrst " If You Wish good reliable dental work at mod- erate prices we can please you. Our methods are the most improv- ed—our prices so low they will surprise you. . ..T-Iephonc 148..... D. S., Councll Bluffs. ings are being erected on the campus also, B M H 0 vice cf er, Ge fles; junfor vico commander, George | “'por Eastern Texas—Falr Monday and |but there will not be built any large dor- T. Miller; chaplain, H. A. Hart; surgeon, " y . re e s R T e e vt $UT8€O: | Tueaday; lgh to fresh northeasterly winds, | WIOrY for the boys. President Beardshear, 3 and 5, block 26, Rid- _ ) Grand Hotel. Willlam ors, lot 3, block ¥ i . 4 For Western Texas and New Mexico— |Who was absent at the time of the fire, { Ridalo s wd % v 50 | oo "l'_‘ ““r““m'. of the day, D. W. Foster; | pair Monday and Tuesday; varlable winds, | €stimates that from $150,000 to $200,000 | * the undersigned, do heredy agr ren and wifa (6 Chris Chris: © suard, John Lindt; tnner | o Indjana—Fair and cold Monday: | Wil be sufiiclent to erect a collegiate build- | to refund the money on & b0-ceat bottle Tuesday falr, not #o cold; northeely winds, [ 108 8uch as is needed by the college. As tengen, lot 5, block 91, Raiiroad add, suard, G. W. Cook; delegate to state en- W ! M | mtrant : D H 89 Pearl 8 ampment, Wal McFadden; tiustee, D. the state executive council has $50,000 at " 2 ;AYI & 1Y Eq“S' t., Council Bl"fls' Seven transfers, aggregating | Maltby. Local Reco its ai Tl thik cunaselie ‘an | cough, cold, croup, whooping cough or | Have for sale a large list of improved farms, chicken ranche: Counctl Camp No. 14, Woodmen of the | OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU, |1s mane carly. The collexe was. ono of D e e W alan i , | Yesetable ia; se residence and Howell's Anti-Kawt" cures coughs, colds. | world-—Consul commander, B Atnsoorin, | OMAHA, Dec. 8,—OMcial record of tem: |be made carly © college was ono of | throat troubls. We aléo guarantee Downs' | and Omaha. SOME FARMS: 3 4 perature and precipitation comparad with |the first organized under the Morrill act . | 160 acres Hazel Dell twp., 11 miles ne C. By s ——— ndviser lieutenant, J. Barbyte; past consul, | the. corresponding day of the 'iset thies |and was for many years much better pros | Wisiz to qure eonaumption, whan uaed aer | " R0 Hinlean 14 BeP RePe » ‘ -acres Missouri bottom land, 8 miles s¢ it k s E. Aspinwall; banker, A. C. Lane; clerk, | years Iy b finaly K o sire sk e Licenses to wex were issued yesterday to | : clerk, ided with funds than any other college | €Ording to directions, or monmey back. A (' K”w“l 3 ; . feniomuly bevar, 4,°6. duei g, 130, 159 188 1507 v h y other college 80 acres near Crescent, well improved, $48 y ; LNBRCARY (AL ARe | | 600 acre stock farm near Earling, Selby Cy ¢ i | Maximum temperature.... 10 4i|of the state. There are 900 acres in the | gyl] dose om going to bed and small doses | per acre s, Y Ce, Name and Resldence. A ‘\.\nhmnln E. Allstrand; escort, 0. C.|Minimum temperature.... 1.» 8 - 8 | campus and farm and, besides the Morrlll ¢ g " 60 mcres 5 miles east, good bufldings and | chesp o etatron: Dounail Blufts Arown; sentry, L. E. Stone; manager for | Pre f 100 .8 00 .00 Margoret hall, music hall, agri. | 9UFIBE the day will cure the most sovere | “pr it “gi0 par mcre. 320 acres in Bliver Creek twp., $50 per acre; Ju'la Gustarson, Council Bluffs o g G " Re rd of temperature precipf 0/ | hree years, D. G. Morgan; delegatos to ecord of te ature and prectpitation | (pural hall and the homes for the fac- | cold, and stop the most distressing cough. acre frult tarm, near city, good improve. | well improvad. Robert Ritchie, Missourt Valley, Ia \ > OSRY: 3 at Omaha for thls day and since March 1, iiille Schroedor, Reels, 14 Milwaukee convention, C. Jensen, J. G. | 190 " Il ulty, there 1s a new barn, erected this y SHERMAN & McCONNELL DRUG CO, | mente, $160 per acre. 213 acres fine bottom land tn Rockford twp., s e ‘r:\r‘:‘:' ]-: ({‘» :(:::;“F.‘\plr:.::rln, C M fi:fig}:zl,lfvr;n:r:;::?“\ at a cost of $12,000, and a spaclous pa- | . acre frult furm adjoining efty, $6,000, $42.50 per acie; well improved. I' ot o g3 o vilio bl eV~ = = — — —— P N A OANED ", Councll Dlufts Lodge No. £10, Ancfent | LOtl eXcess since March f/!"IIIIIlL ignt villon for stock judging. There are sev- | (S B)| Tue above is o mple of our 1st, MONEX LOANED ON FARMS AT Normal precipitation............. ).} [0 fneh [ eral hundred head of fine stock on the © per cent intere: Deflelency for the day 03 Inch | farm, representing twenty-seven pure FRIGID FEET. e == | Zotal raintall ginop March 3., 78 nehes | preods of animals. The creamery is a model Cold feet aro poor bodfellows. You might as well not sleep })rgc:am:y ;m— cor. p!r‘m}', 1899 3.7 inches | and the workshops and engineering rooms deflolency for cor. period 3.27 inches |are pertectly equipped. Agricultural hall hl P y equip K ultural L 'ur Armored Cruiser Shoe B|— " |is mow bolnk used s a hospltal for the last of the patients recovering from the For Boys’ Wear as to sleep uncomfortably, A | l;n lend to the country banks at 4 per cent hot water bag will enable nterest has not been taken by the banks 5 I it that applled for loans and put up the re- you to sleep lu restful com T ] ————— & v A quired bonds. There was $400,000 of the fort, Ours are madoe of | u s Omaha, clear.... fund borrowed to build a court house, but finest Para rubber and are | v North Platte, clear, ceenend| 26 84 | Huron, cloudy . have decided that the money can only 4-quart. | llsd _with CHILLED STEEL CIR. Sian, suowing be loaned on demand certificates, hence LITS, which protect the bottom and fll | g1/CRE0; clear. ‘% | many of the banks fafled to call for the " fi M (] 1a the western part ef the chtn clear.... H cash at the appointed time. The muddie [4 . fll'fldfl S Appl Jowa. James N. Casady, §i ol > PHARMACY pp y .t ¢ Main 8t councu’mun. A cloudy 142 Broadway, Council Blufts typhold fever epldemie, N ¢ | which will not be used for a year or more, guaranteed In every way, SHOR STORN. Cheyenne, clear. sure the wearer double the service il | 5t BQi)" leaves Polk county with & large amount H cloudy... n 25 |00 |arations are being made to bulld a court B } SARGE Gal : salases | house B== L LA S ce Ce' Save Your “0“0 LS NT. wiveston, cloudy ... .11+ R With th - - @TATIONS AND STATS® | Money Lying Tdle, Salt Lake oudy. V| The banks are going to give time certifi- 2-quart, 3-quart ny shoe made for boys. ot borrowed money lying idle while prep- sign of the Bear. Council Bluffs. of Downs' Elixir if it does not cure any Cold Mornings | Poor Thoes.os | Croup. When the children stand around these cold mornings with one foot drawn up lke a chicken on a wet day itU's a sign they need good cold-proof and wearproof shoes. W arn showing the largest assortmen in the ofty and selling them & prices that make them easy (0 d Property Is a Good Investment Pifteen lots in & body for sale at & very reasomable price. These lots are located in Omaha addition and le high and &ry. They will make & splentid locatien for some factory. Several other lets sultable for bullding purposes—one of them espectally will make ® fino looation fer & heme, being within one block of the meter line and within twe blecks of a scheol house and church locaied The m which Polk count OF WEATHER. noney county was going Rapid City, clear cates—six months or & year—but the courts FARM LOANS otfated in Eastern Nebrasi Abandons Honor System, Dr. Kay's Utiours cures al T ipdicates trace of precipitation. - 8 i i paig ace of procipitation, 14| GRINNELL, Ia, Dec. 9.—(Special Tele- utlcur ferale. i = Ay dnt, Ciraied b recast Officlal, | grom.)—1dwa college has rejected the houor | sua advicotree. Le. by 124 e SAVINGS, LOAN AND BUILDING ASs'™ 338 Fearl Strect, Council Blui