Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 20, 1900, Page 8

8 THE OMAIA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1900, Our Holiday Line poumy . Y .\ Flowers and Sweets. | Toys! BIG Lowney’s, Funke's aund Woodword's We'll have lots o " N . 0 Per'umes ; hTul‘ke’yfl, | GOOD "lehr)f::el‘lip"i:':f’:'.e:il’lnl 5 pound boxes, pac i;wl to ship. 40| yS!! i IURKEY \j POI“IIIIO Ahmilfll’i, | Geese, f ‘ cents, 50 cents and 60 cents per pound. An elegant line of | TOyS!!! Ebon' To"" s"s’ | Ducks, FlRE s/l | o have one of the finest displays DINN[R 8 pure Hair and Gloth Brushes, | | o e | e Our Angel Food, Taffy, Caramels— in the olty. Come in and see them - . ek g Is essential to cook 3 [ Stibeee s 9 and other candy of our own make and good, A full| 4" b7 the way take a look at our For Christmas at the |and gar f all kinds. You i or candies. Candy canes, all sizes F"‘e Box s'ahonery’ and game o A - your Christmas din- 2119 of u(h.'l candies. Candy canes, all sizes and prices, —— can get something for a good Special prices to churches and schools, F . Stk i p [ ner. You can have urniture — H H | Christmas dinner if you see| g « XMAS DECORATIONS. | Christmas Cigars ..raii L Rk O PR | ——————————— H — Holly wreaths, any size wanted made to order. Evergreen House Flll'fllShIng n By ‘he box‘ Eine Roasts CoAl AND woon wreathing, Xmas trees and mistletoe. Also a choice line | GOOdS ESTAURANTI and meats et of jardinieres, flower vases and fern dishes, ’ * . | § 1t you don't see what sou want ask 310 BROADWAY, FHANKH-MURGAN i okberiiadal A0l ANICE LINE OF PALMS AND BOSTON FERNS THAT| for 1t an we have a complete iine DRUG STORE, Zoller & Co.. ‘R. H. WILLIAMS WOULD MAKE ELEGANT CHRISTMAS PRE PN 1 905 ":”‘ bl o 2 b 742 WEST BROADWAY.| 100 East Broadway i85 SRELBWXY, J. F. WILCOX lowa Furniture “. P[ltRS“N, Telephone 233, 'Phone 320, | nlaphom ass, Long Distance Telephone 99. Council lllul s, Towa, and c.rp.' 00-; PROPRIETOR, HOLIDAY GOODS AND=—— ' CHRISTMAS OFFERINGS (| AFinely [Sava Doesut Uve "G beink (A Rocker A Big Thing W WOLLSTEINGCD, Comei iats “ and be Mel'l'y” Is a shoe peg in a shoe, when it hurts . .FINE.., 1 3 Especially on Christmas day. We cannot L] and they will tickle the boys and girls, :lurnlnh you anything to eat, but we can | I and the old folks, too. ) | fit you out with the I b | itk Aely latabeed Soiidre ad | OATHIES | Finest Wines, cuffs always make one look more e is nothing as big in his eyes i i e iin eyos as Whlsk|es, Shoe Peg Cigar Wines ana | | 1t is a home-made product, made from | Liq uors, pure tobacco and is a delightful smoke. 807 So. Main Street. dressy at the family Christmas y > 5 E Special sale on candies and tor gathering We have made a special effort to have Whiskies and We can fit you out with a fine regula- | Especially Adapted for Family and Medical use. | Christmas. Y We have the reputation of doing |the most popular ones that are made tion box o0 you can make him a present Fine mixed candy, 10¢ per pound fine work and giving our trade the N U e that he will appreciate, o = y best satisfaction. Of course you know |00 Sale, and we have them to suit ev-| Bottled Goods & " | Chocolate creams, 15¢ per pound we have our new home nearly com- | erybody. Then our . 0 {EnusLY Bh 1001 we I' cavamals, 165 per poura pleted, at 2 and 24 North Maln | ,A " bb L f c will give FREE , 15¢ per pound e s obby Line of Ganes Ao D GRS chinery will be used In every depart- Fine Wine with every gallon § i ment. " This will enabie us 10 ke | PETTUHIErYy Dept |imroried and otherwise that are ald by |any establishment in the country. Give us pipes and Smoker’s Sup- of Whisky Mixed nuts, 15¢ per pound care of a trade that has been con- 1i + Wine or Liquor, A i stantly inereasing and our motto will your order and we will do the rest. ies, ; s . Lc N SMARS REURSYIRNG Dot flon Us a5 it alwiys hus been—high-grade |18 very complete and we have lots ()fl SENSIBLE PRESENT | De8s S i eath (Gur AN ot Blegant boxes fine candies work only. Gihee) CHIEtRINS douds that will Bhicy From which you can select & nice $2.50 or more a deck of fine nt. We have the largest and best sclected | Christmas pr Biaff City """ Rosenfeld & Unger, e men e Laundry,. G. WI FLETGHER, 164 Broadway, S. S. Keller, HGWKeye Ciflal‘ raaory’ ‘I'EI.EP:GONE 148, e We have a firat-class restaurant in con- Playing Cards, (Beer and ade rock- nection with our store, 539 Broadway, Council Bluffs, North Main St, - Council Bluffs. |The Drugis. 1 Broadway. [Tel. 142, Council Bluffs.| a11.313.315 Broadway. - D KING, Mannger. | 535 Broadway. Councll Bluffs.]| OPEN ALL NIGHT. 5 TITUS SAYS IT WilL STA — PRTTLNE S O I L, If You Wishi W, A MAURER e e — | Benator Confident That Eleotion Amendment | R Will Be Put in Force, r N | half a mile from the next house and there | CoU NCIL BL.UFFS. [ a0 quarantine 1t s 075} quppeME COURT SOON TO PASS ON IT | | 342 and 344 Broadway, good reliable dental work at mod- Council Bluffs. erate prices we can please you. O_ur methods are the most improv- The Largest ed—our prices so low they will surprise you. Grockflfy and + «.Telephone 145..... GI P not injure its appearance or utllity and by |#ible that she is simply suffering from | The subreme court will get a chance to pass " ‘- '°°dhu’y' n' n' s" coune" BI“"" H Zstablis in the wes . . this means the ceiling of the drill hali | the effects of being vaccinated on the »"“'““ al election amendment in Establishment in the w t] \\; are direct im- DEFECT IN PLANS 1S TO BE REMEDIED | could be made that much higher. This | Reports from Weston are to the effect| S0me form before m ngland and Germany, hy woeks. If the o Next to porters from France, ke 1o the plane e s cotia | that members of the Scott family who are can be got before the court on some < r\»::lm;()uu the middieman or jobber's proft. change e plans, ated, couls » sefore the close 1 you o ce 4 y o made fc e dred ars and ¢ i 1t will be done, as the lawyers i | Prices nhnulu(rly lower than elsewhere and Board of Education Will Take s the cas assortment unmatchable, ot ithie dleare of the yes soquently several of the members of the | Of the disease. Mat At Kin Nesiing | and the two in the Woman's Christian As- | but if that cannot be done some one of the In dinner ware we carry 40 stock patterns board favor it in preference fo raising the | The three patients at the city pesthouse|ar¢ Feady to proceed and K & nnd Apply Some hoight of the walls of the entire building, | 4 | ntimsraus canes willlbs rushad’ thrauxh e from xhn :m-;u«t to ruh:x[ Kull] 1.",.,."..| ik far S matter early in January. At the most it ::'_umnu you may want without buying a e . | Momber sunm,[w!‘o Is chalrman of the | We wish to thank the members of the |Is exnected officlals will be in doubt only DAY & HESS, 39 Pearl St., Council Bluffs, b s e ) , What is considered to be a serfous de- | committee on buildings and grounds, stated and Army of the Republic for assist-|a few days after the critical time for mak- | jave for smle n lnrge lint of 1n revad c"“k"‘ ook st ¥ Arry an exception- b fis 5 iy : 4 ) . : 5 lly fine line, from the neat and (. fect in the plans of the new High school | yesterday that he would bring the matter | ance and sympathy shown during the fu-|ing changes in January Both Attorney | yege o e neat and tasty little building has come to light and is oW [up at the meeting of the board Friday night | neral of Allen M. Spoor. Members of the Remley RRRRAREY I8 Cannall Bl flower holder to the finest goods produced. | The attention of the city physiclan was : — | called yesterday to the case of one of| . TV EN-FOOT E“,l‘(;!lm sivg the hoight of the walls, it ia | the chiliren of Grant Schoup, whose resi- | Friends of the i 0\1‘\ ;\ ’“'“\‘H](] ( I\ estimated, would be between $2,000 and dence at 2400 Avenue A s under quaran- Irm e $3,000. The second plan affects the large | tine. It was thought possible that the P 44 uditorium on the main floor. Tho audi- |¢hild had the smallpox, but this the physi WiLK R i {lding | torium is the same size as the drill hall, |Clans are as yet unable to determin Drill Hall in New High fchool Building |, "1 " twenty-four-foot ceiling. To take While the child has a high fever, no signs | : ; DES MOINE Entirely Too Low. three feet off the height of this room would | Of eruptions have appeared and it is pes g nninl Plan Want r Benc hat [l er sition Agul cas ext e able lands; also residen ind his successor, Senator | mnd Omaha. SOME FARMS: and busine Gene recelving the attention of the members |and urge that some action looking to remedy | Family, Mullan, are deeply interested in the case | 160 acres Hazel Dell twp,, 11 miles ne C. Bu 160.acres Mt P e We have some very choice pleces in of the Board of Education. The al | the defoct be tuken at that time. While e RHd Rebatan MHGIE tRaT AR p tha “'"'"'“'l‘ g00d bulldiugs, 846 per acre, “r e':o ssour! om land, 8 miles s defect is in the drill hall, the celliug of | Mr. Sargent believes that the appearance| Howell's Anti-Kawf” cure i . | ment, 1s also hore looking after the matter, | 80 acres near Crescent, well improves, ses | 'V per acre. fl'po de Moma' i which is sald to be entirely too low. Ac- |of the building would be improved by rais- | oo Senator Titus recently prepared a careful | per acre. 044500 plock (aita. masr Marting, Relhy Oey 01d Vienna | tion in the matter i3 expected to be taken [ing the walls two or three feet, and th ‘ analysis of the case and full statement |60 acres 6 miles east, good bulldings and | cheap i ‘ at the meetiig of the board tomorraw night. | kiving additional height to the drill o o Wi Be T of bis views on the mooted questions and | frult, $50 per acre. 320 acres In Siver Creek twp., $50 per acre; Paris Reproductions H 3 'he plans of the building us prepared by | he would be perfectly satisfied if the board tix Mental Trouble. sent out @ cireular containing this state- | 80-acro frult tarm, near city, good fmprovee | well improved. J, | board's bitects, Mo Cox & [adopted the other plan of taking three feot B. Emminger, the nsurance man, wio | ment to many who are interested in it.| ments, $150 per acre. 213 acres fine bottom land In Rockford twp., of Ol Sams, b ®ivo the drill hall, which 18| off the auditorium. The topogranhy of the [ was recentiy reported to have acquired o | He has received many renlics from those | 80-8cre fruit furm adjoining clty, $6,000, $42.50 por acre; well improved. | Hand Painted x68 feet, a ten-foot ceiling, whicn | site on which the school is betng erected | controlling interest in the Fidelity Tusur: | who have examined his statement and with- | The above is only a snmple of our list, MONEY LOANED ON FARMS AT red with the size of the room, is|is such, he said. that an additional height |nuce company of Des Moines, caused his | out exception every lawyer who has studied | 8 PEr cent interest.” Telephone 44, widered entirely out of proportion. This | of three feet to the catire building would | family and other relatives here much un- | the matter agrees with him that the t was not noticed at the time the |add greatly to its general appearance. Mr. | casiness yesterday morning, so much so | called defects in the munner of the pas plans were prepared and accepted, but since | Sargent said that the matter had been called | that B. N Waller, his cousin Limoge Vases, ete. p Cut in Prices in De ge e e it d a well | of the amendment are not fatal. Some the commencement of the bullding and the | to the attention of the architecis and that | known insurance man of this city, fled an | question has been raised about the re- [ cry.'.l raising of walls it has become apparent 1o | would probably make some report ormation tefore the Board of Commis- | lation of this amendment to the probibitory 1, | all who have given the matter any aft 's meeting. stoners for the Insane | amendment, ch was declared mot in 0r e I We aro selling the fiuest Amerfcan cut 1 tlon. 1t had been the intention of the board - | A warrant was Issued and placed In the | force by the supreme court some years ago, (| Rlags from 20 per cent to one-third less to utilize the drill hall as a gymoasium, | N ¥ Plumbing Co., teiephone 250. {bands of the sheriff, but before any ir- | put Ator Mitis Asciaves there ih mol I than our competitors. but with a ten-foot ceiling this could not | o Ao gt vestigation was had by the board. Waller hotwe » court | avel roofing. A. H. Read, 541 Broadwa: parallel between them and that the cour be managed ‘ [ withdrew the information. Emminger vol- | need not reverse ftself in the ..‘..mm...r)' "‘ Shrlmg Silver It wot too late to remedy the defect Annual masquerade given by the Wood- [ Untarily appeared at the court hous to sustain this amendment (1 ones, too—We ||| In noveltics and wares for the table— larg and some plan will, It is exvected, be de- | men of the World at their hall Friday [ Wher ter u consultation with his physi ['am confident,” said Senator Titus to- | || '“"' m " Any kind ‘"' lu:;"'\ est variety and pr which can not be vised tomorrow night at the board meeting. [ evening, December 21 clan, he decided to go to St. Bernard’s | day, “that the amendment will be declared | || i“w“ wa ‘le'.j:“ o Lo e thes duplicated—some of them G0 per cent less Two plins to give the drill hall an ad- | s e m»lwmx for treatment [in forco and that the court will decide | || Wil please you than elsewhero equate ceiling have been suggested and both | smallpox rtina, telatives of Emminger said that he had | (hat the course of the amendment w | 8 i o e oty pracicanle. at (s |- Ars. A, W Hiliyor was permitted 10 | eon sulering from e srins on.thie | AL {De courss of the wmendment wa | | Crokinole, I Cutlery stago of tho bullding, One plan suggested | leave the Womau Christian association | gether with recent busiuess worrics had [of tha constitution. As to tha allegation | || Archarena, [ From the cheapest H“hln to finest silver, 18 to ralse the walls of the bullding two or | hoopital, = Accompanied by her husband, | somewhat affected his mind apparently. | that the amendment will extend the torms | || pearl and ivory goods, Including an espe threo feet, thus nffording this additionai | $he drove overlnd to her home botwern | Emminger was anxlous (0 be taken befors | of oficors expiring next. month it 1s clear ||| Carrom ||| clally nice line of carvora, which we offer belght to the drill room. The expense of | Panamu and Portsmouth, In Shelby county, | the con loners, as he said he desired | (hat the court will decide that the plain | || S1d mank. other iinds naiasilil you from Tho to $20.00. A dandy breakfast The Hillyer residence i situated nearly | to know It he way insane or ooy | d man her | dnolu carving set, solid sllver handles, in case, at & = | Inteat and meaning of the law shall pre- | || ing 'l the toy games’ for the ||| goo onr gwell Iine of Sterling Stiver | 3500 i . g . imm— = g all. We want to get the supreme court ithie fol . 3 i 4 A resident of the Fifth ward, who was | ' ‘ Novelties. Ebony jilet Sets. Ebe: ¥ owes his present health to a judicious use | °° e k. (B cair | not req | [ . oroa“ s [ Great efforts 10 kot together a large line ot g | sold only at The Hoftman Survey for (he New Rond Completed. ||| opeo o ATOES M WOLLMAN altion The shnaral o aan A HhIR ovs 'y | — Cilef Engineer Schreiner of the Des . succeeded. They range in price from 25¢ to Commonwealth 10-02nt clgar, reit Nullliier with fur Felt Nulliiicy with fur 1elt Moines, lowa Falls & Northern railroad, to- W) o= P ey AR 100 N the location of the route The followlng. (renstony oo o ves. | from Tows Falla to's polnt I Polk county e Do Your Xmas By III‘ [ terday in the abstract, title and loan office | f0UF OF five miles from Des Molne Tho OHANY T“E‘] EB ;, Now. Hring in your list. We will ¢ only | ot J. W Squire, 101 Pearl street surveying has all been done und most - ‘:locks for | please your taste, but pocketbook as well Being the oldest Shoe Store in the city means that we have 5t0od the test for many years and we are still selling shoes Real Estate Transfe lowa James N. Casady, ir. f Horace Bverett to Ali 1 with fur s " | the best shoes made for th Ay RS o best shoe o o Ins R . ! o8t ‘| KID RLIPPERS FOR least emoney, considering the | Barah A 8 to Alfred A Lenockar, | $Re vight-afsway Work.bas been ailends Beer St v 0§20, L lots 19, 2 and oG Tutes’ » on this line. The road wi m S auaiiy, anywhere on earth 1t [ | 1ot 0 A boc TR o on i tine e roud will run_fror Friday, Dec. 21 Christmas! ot e BO0F Stoing HAMlLTON I3 you want your money's worth FL G and ¥ Lougee and wives to Jaxs ENl1g: the Juaetign S the lincls Aok« | ! steins from Germany and will sell them at and want to be suited in styles, ert FHorner, swi nek | tral and the Cedar Raplds road, south . s SHOE STORE. %o to bt e o G B B 101 | wara through Hardin and Story counties to | MIL ANDREW ROBSON Do You Want One? s mrin o tedet%Ce D. Dillin, lot 3, Nevada, county seat of Story county, and | In Chas. Coghlan’s Romantic Costume i e ; \"l~1"“\r:”v<".'_l\ pure hulw:n‘ l‘;!uully welcome, ’ J Kelley, wiministrator crossig the Skunk river, in the northern Drama e lisve same beau 4)0pen vning_until Christmas. part sel \ ) of Polk county. The route touches | Y A ' % » | part unty 8 which will be an orn o FARM LOANS den to Dan dens 1| Four-Mile creek at Berwick and follows T ” your home. ‘Some at hig W. A. MAURER > b o SN a1 2 the creek southward to a connection with I he Ro al ox but 'In all’ we have clocks that wili ’ Nepotiatd ™ g 9 w. d 40| the Des Moines Unfon railway, crossing the | Councll Blufts, \ 1€ Main 8t . Council Blufls. Bhaw. 100s 6 1 atd 8. ook goxha Rock Island with u viaduct near the state e ——— wood, w. d fair grounds. C. B. Ellsworth, the wealthy | Mr. Coghlan's supe et erma" e er — = K, 5 owa Falls landowner, who t the |an absorbing drama of romantic re Save Your Money oysene Look for the Be Total six transters . head of he company, has orkaniaed & sepa. | burcHAYIRE e TVAIEY. Leiween uti R ka7 Dieuro guras SAVINGS, LOAN AN NG ASS'N, Adait L Rak: Hans o 277 |lo the throne and the leacing actor ‘ot i Jeweler, Optician and Engraver, icure smale disssass. Ab dr 13 Peurl Street, Council Blufts, la. | Ninth (Continued on Ninth Page.) | ' Prices—3oc. “Soc, b, 4o, " 236 BROADWAY, Council Bluffs. | wua aavice free. Dr.B.J.ius, Suratoga, N. v '