Till: OMAHA DAILY BE
WEDNESDAY, JULY 27. int.
rCjTCFFICI! T.3TICE
a-p...'ry f,rm-A ":! f'r r'llf o P.
t i i.- i - T A V 1 . J i 1 1 V. . ii V ' t u rr ' c . r ; . .
t i P m. J-itr i.'ih f r o"iti h j t
s An'''' a Msru.
JAI'tV, t'H'FA. CTTIKV and I'TnT.IP.
1 INK ISLAM'I. 1ar..inn. r!.se nt
t :i p. m. July uh f"f ,-nt-pa uti per s. .
rU-ntor.
Hawaii. lrA-. mnr china. snd
the IHIUlflNKI'LANPS, v! Pan
Francisco, close at ! n. m., August lot,
for il"i'!rh pf rut 1 , 1 m
HAWAII via Han Funr Kfo, rlnte at S:!1)
p. in.. August lfit, for !'-f'(ch per . a
A 'n twin.
JATAN. mfM-A, CHIVA and MUMP
I INK; I5T,,NI.-1. vH Hli, rinse at
r ' m. August 3d, fur despatch per l. s.
Trt:o nt.
TA1HT! and MARgtTR 'ISLANDS, via
Pin Frar.ctscn, clone at S .in p m . Ai glint
4h for J"r n-cTl per a . M-ulpo-a.
fATAN, I'l.CKA. CHINA a no I MIUP
"INK ISLAM'S, via Viwmivr arid Vic-
tia, i. (.'.. rinn at M p. m..Aii(ri',t
Sih for floppstch per A. . Empress of
.Ini'lll. '
Nth' ZF.AT AND,' Ar-TTAMA (n-cept
.11, NF.W CAt.R IiOM A. BAMOA.
"HAWAII and pc!'ly dilres-ed mill
f"r Kl.lt I.HI.A N T '.-J, via Han Fran
cisco, close at t,.V p. m. Auapit ll'h fur
despatch per . . Ventura, ilf the C'tinard
s'esmer cnrriir the Jtrltish msil for
New Zealand does not arrive In tl.ne to
connect with this dospntoh, extra malls
closing at l a. m , : a. m. and :I3
p. m.; Sundays? at 4:3" a. m.. I a. m. and
'i Ha t. ni. will he made up and forwarded
until tfi arrival cf the ( unard tmiT
FIJI ISIaAM"'" and specially edr-rosel
tt'xII for A TPfFv A I.IA. and NEW CALi:
I'ONIA. !a Vnnooumr and Victoria,
H. C. close at 8 1 p. m. August 13th for
drepnfcb 1)T a. . Ml"wr.
tA.rnt:r.jA and f.abtf km bibtria t
prfirt fnrwrdd vl fiu!ila, It.atertd ct
' via Jnrih, the ubu.i1 rmit.
Jft TK- i nlp r.hrwfa n1draoM. Tt
Anot.-Blli la frtrffn-d via Kurop; Nw
inlnd via nn r"rnnr(ro nnd CTtnln)
plHrm In li" Chli'im i'rovlnros of Tun
nan, fvunlrntiw, i.o)iwan and KwnH.
via ' Brlllnh ?nd?ntni! qtil'-krat roul.
rhillpplnr TVf-Ui!y a,1drFfd "via Can
ada" or'"vlr Knrnpo" mul bo fully p7 a
pald at tha fnroin rnt. Hnwall i for
warded vi Hnn FmHwn xrlu"lvriy.
' 'CORKKL1U3 VAN COTT,
': Koalnmitr.
Postofflr,- Nfw Torlf. N. T.. July Zi, VM.
1 0..M. E. Tel. 611
Jr'EScJiNGErf "AND BAOaAQS. ..
' 10J3 Karnam fitrvat.
WILL GET.TCJB CAQQAQO THER
" -v. n ON TIME.
um :
RAILWAY TIME CARD
into STATIONTENTH AND MAJtCY.
Chloaao, Rock Island A PaolAv.
' , EAflT,
Vmrt. Arrlra,
rhlrum pfiiKfit Mnmaa .vj.u.a I H am
'Chlnatfo Ivtiiuit JumM ,,t.A..a 7 :0 sta a I'M am
i bimiio B:Iresa ...,it. .bit ;l Pm a am
iln tipm ,r..,.4... t " m W ltm
Clilvaao at &xirM a !. al:Wia
. WKBT.
Bneky VoiA(a!n Llmltnl I I K iffl H Uia
Lincoln, CulTmfia frprlaea. LfMl-
r, Paahla-iilr-Mt ll:H (a a 1:00 pa
futon TmeHle.
Tha Orrta J.linlteo' ...,u,...a :4 am I'M pra
Colnniln A )Uornla Elpru...a 4:10 pm a 44 ja
fhl.'rol'.rtiii Hsteclal ..........a 4-M m
iii-b ft i prom a 1:94 pm
t .u...m v..bl:finpm bl.aa
( iior.io Xp'cial , 7:46 am
1 ni.'.no Hi... Il ...,...... a I'Mm
PMtri Loual bS'Ropm al:Upm
tUall altutia I.Oput
1. . ." V. I .. Kn Aft. V -KA -n-
I.rn'.Nl liltaito ..All :0 km
uil I l' pia 110am
i uvllsht . Paul- ..v.. .'..I a t M ana 10 X pm
I.'jrliut ( !)lio ... , :oa 11 0 pra
1. ( r. .11 1 " pia I SO am
i a at 8t. faul' a I it pia . I:in
1cal aioux Cltjr aV St. Paul It 4.W pm a o am
ht Mall a lw pm
t hlraRO KlrM6. al'4ftpm
X'A:.r..it .c. i..iVstttl : .... ..a I'M im 10:19 im
J.incola A li rn.t b 0 a:n 10 M am
l aadwood A l.lnonll. ' a I AO pm 4 10 pm
' i..r V ronlnj, 4 I'M pm 110 pm
Jitatlnn-Albiua hl:Wpm 4:14 Pat
( hlraaro, MllwaoSi A at. I'aVvt.
rMniii Parl'jht FTpra ..at SSam a!l:M pm
iiic,nii-or..ni k.ipra ...... ..a l pra a 114 pm
('r!r.il Linmoil ...w I'M pa a 14 am
taa Mulnaa A Oxubcjl Bipraaa. ..a 7:64 aa ( 1:10 pm
(hleato Grpat 'Weatrrn. '
Pt. Paul A Vlnnaapollt MmHr4..a I M pm T II am
H. Paul A Minusapolla Kxpiaaa.a 1MI am a l io pm
( iilco I.lmttad ,...., ..-a I'M pia al0: ia
1 iiloaga Ara !........... 4:M a. $M pia
Illinois OntrL . ' . ', ,': ... i
rhion ZtpnMi .......... ..i.... .a T P am a W pm
t.icaa I,in:r.a ...a 1 0 pm a I 04 am
V nnMpfll(i A St. Paul Errfla. .b 1 :R0 am biO:SS pm
V .Dnaapolia & Bi. Paul Uioilwlr.a 14 pra a I (4 pm
MUioarl Paela . ' - ..
ft. Lnnti Kzprraa ....alO-41 am a I'M pm
annua Cut A i. Lai4 Eitfaa. .all 44 pm H :0 pm
Viurid't Fair apMiai .,at.44pta ail:Maa
.IV a "
Pt. Lnii rannnn Sail Cxpnaa.Mi I :M) pm a 1:94 am
Kw Wc-rWa r ..,.1 m a 04 pm
1 t.ral ft.A i.Auticlt EitufTa... a 4:14 am alTOpm
i lhu j qiost i rATDX-aarii a mason
f hlc, rirIrngto A Qnlnoy.
. ' l4r. . Arri-a.
Thlrairo :i-ll a I mini lilt pm
l lnro Vaatibulad Kipraa a 4 00 pm , a T:S am
i ilri lorn i.,... It llim allvOpia
i nii'xv LliuHfd al.utpia a 7.40 pm
J .t Mali 1:44 pul
ir ni. ar V v. M. " , I
blaffa.' r' , .
V na nn ri.p Eiprnaa ..a p'll am a I OS pm
: .. Lui ITIpar a I 6 pm aMrut am
!. tl(7 Metit Tt,t4tt. al0:t4 pm a 4:44 am
Darlington A Misaoarl Hlvcr.
Wrmir, patt(r A Llaoola ...jl Hin b1l:napm
h .-rrKha P. tra a t:&0 am a f:0 prn
1 "nvcr l.triHarl ....j a4:10ptn a 4 4ft am
1:.'-!i Mtl:i A Pus'ft Sound Kv..ftll:10pm a 4-0 pm
M ..i',ra(i, Vaar.iHiUd Klyar ....... a & p:
I. n . -in I al t3ii ,..,...b S F.T pm a! "j pia
Ion ri.a ifc turnout n ,..b t M pin hin :?j am
' 1'il-vua A Paflrw Junfrtlon 1 llpm al:Tam
Itfiitvua A PaclUc Junction a I 10 am
ii:tu aa. p7i3umniauR. ., .. . u: A .19 put
WEB'TKB DBPOTwl&TH A WEBSTER.
Hlaaourl Parlflle.
' Laava,' Arrlra,
Kr.ra.k XmX, via WiUia
Wal.r ; b 4:10 pm all Mpm
Cilonpn, t- Paul, Mlnarapolla at
Uuiaiia.
Tn rit; Piimir b 4:9' am b 4:19 pm
P linn t ii r.7iitir ....
Oakland Loial
.a 1 .ttO Din all 0 aim
..bl:4ipm bP.laaul
a Hailr.. b rallp- cxrvpt Pundar. a Dally aztapt
aatux., fan aicapi aiMuaair.
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ha u h m'T'l c Imh, Tla i'uUlAHjiaV
.nl,. Tm.u.1, al 111 A. ii.
Pntl-nUia Ali(. ti.i.l.ii.lata Auf.M
liiniaia ..Alr. tfuladain Au. l
-nrnn . Aua. 14 liott.iii.m 6pt. 4
H.il UNP-V! !i A IJ Na.. a iioarbora l.. Chi-
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tHihK,ud, Fartvaa at.j J. It. K.jaotuaj Sfct
litua at.
1-lt' U'uti A I.S i'OH ' t'trfiaTfc.NCiJ
el i.M-1' a UJlica I'lii'blinalua; ('uiiiJiiify,
It. a. .Amsp', Oiiinlm. J-.rtj.. July id, U-'l.
t'lcd priijiujitila, Nulijnoi to the li-nul L'tniUl
llmi, mill Ij rrtflvrd at this vn e untii 10
ii'vliHk u. in. Aupiiint 1, 1 "4, nt w hli-h yinn
UlKl tH- ttlt-y Wiii btt puttl:l' I'tiUl.tril, f.il
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NEWS
OF
COUNCIL
JXIftOK MnNTION.
Pavis fell drugs. ' '
J-ffrva a;lai fit.
too)t-rt aella carpets.
Schmidt's new attidlo, 40G Ilrondway.
Kor rnt, now atoreronm. 213 ifalo ptreet.
Mr. and Mm. Olmrloa Pte'ty left yester
day on a vlait to Tacoma, aih. -
l'loturea for wedrilnpr pt fta n'ven apeclal
attention. AlfUnJn , i4 Hnnilway.
I.nk. Pura Cbiih Piiirnr, 19 It- for 11.10.
V. V. Tea Co. Phone l.i. 4o4 W. B Way.
I'lotuim framed to order. rlcqueret colc.ra
do not fH'le. iinrwlrk. 211 Main. lei. Ali-t).
M'.aa Muliue-n of Kuth Ninth atreet la
VlHlting- Alt. ",lmmerer at Beward. Neb.
Mr. and Mra. H. Ottren ara home front a
trip to Kentucky and North anil South
Carolina.
lr. Nora Oreen and dauahtera. Denate
end Mttln, are home from l liirngo, where
tliey have been viHlting relatlvoa.
Tha Aid aoclety -of tha Womnn'a Relief
enn i will meet Friday nf termv.n j at tha
reaidenra of Mr. Mlnniok, 5.:7 Fifth avenue.
Mre. Mary A. Rice and daughters, Mrs.
John B (-.lie, Id and Mia Jennie O. Rlr-a,
have (on for a trip to tha l'ellowslona
park. ' '
Mfa. Ira Jfnaen, formerly Mlaa Dora
rtrihertu of ttila olty, now llvlnpr In Kl
linno, O. T., is tha guest ot Council ltlulis
frlendH.
Jf'aee IC. Morrison hnS protio to St. Faul.
Minn., to meet Mr. Morrison and chil
dren, who have been vialiliis relatives nar
Duluth.
l.Hrnont, the Infant son of Mr, and Mrs.
William ilorne Twenty-fourth avenue and
Jlirli atreet, tiied laat evening, acd t
months.
The Lndloa' Aid society of the Fifth
Aveu.r AInthodlst cliuroh will meet Thurs
day afternoon ivKh Itirs. Uiavea, 410 Houia
tighuentli atreet.
J. A. Williams of KrnnUlIn nveruia ha
(on to Viili.(4 ton. whore he hits aeeuretj
a poHlium in the War dopartineut through
civil aeivlca cumpelltloii. ,
Sheriff Canning will leavs this morning
for Hplrlt L re to attend ibe annual meet
ing of tha Iowa btnla tjneriila' annota
tion, which opens there tuUivy, and will
lat over Friday-.
Mia. Mariuet Mtcd!, MImr Helen V.oh
inson and Alia Mary Wsdaworth. will go
today to L.kfl OkbPoJl to attend a home
purty, to be given by Mr. and Mr. F. J.
AJ&y of thia city at Hay View cottage.
The Foat;U TeleKiaph company I com
plying with the requeat of tha city au
autnorltlea and 1 moving it pole on
ttroadwny, eaat of Main atreet, to tha al
ley nortn. Ths Western , I'nlon has no
pole on Broadway eaat of Main street
Henry Miller, an employ at tha Mil
waukee roundhouse, wh knocked uncon
scious Monday night by a large chunk of
coal falling on tus bead, lie received A
severe scaip wound, but after receiving
medical attention was able to go to hi
home.
The receipts In the general fund of the
Christian liome last week, were ;00.71,
being $i0.71 above the neecla' of the week
and decreasing the deficiency In this fund
to date to d4,i2.A In the manaarer fund
the recelpta were I19.Z6, being $n.?5 below
the neods of the we?k end lncrea.ilng the
dctlcit-ncy to -.a.lS la this fund to cim.
Fred Oernaudt and Sophie Urockmftn of
Omaha were married In ttilu city yftar
dsy afternoon by Jtistlce Ouren. When
the young couple first applied for a license
they were refuaed as the groom was under
sure. They weie obhgfl to return to
Omaha snd ao'ure' the written tjonsent of
the-young man a parents to the marriage
before Clerk Reed would iu the license,
N. T. Plumbing Co. Tel. W. " Night F067.
lAbor Day Parade. '
As on the previous last two years the
labor unions of Council Bluffs will celebrate
Labor day with a parade In conjunction
with the street fair and carnival parade.
The Trades and La,bof assembly has ap
pointed A committee, of which Quag Lptts
Is chairman, to confer' with the Commercial
club and the officers of the Street Fair and
Carnival association to. arrange the details
of the parade. As on format 'years, the
parade will form the principal feature' ot
the opening- of the street fair and carnival.
lo,iUkmitMWi ilVapHnded.'Ja-the
Omaha labor unions to participate and .It
Is 'expected, that matty of them will be
represented In the . procession. '
. Plumbing and heating., tUby & Son. ;
Heal ' Estate Transfer.
, These Jtansfers were reported to The
Bee July 24 by the Title Guaranty and
Trust company of Council Bluffs:- . '
Frederick' Ml'lier heirs tr Vlrpa llrk-i
wood, lote 4 and 6, block D, 41yn-
ter's add., w. d, t .... .1 8,000
In( rotate Keally cumrv ny to C. V.,
M '.itr, lot . block ii, Perry's 2d
add., w. d. 100
-Frederick Ii-rn and wife; 10 Jsmes
W. Vananadeln, part neVi 24-VI-4i,
w. d iS
game to Jotm.and Fi11"'11 Drlaooll,
prt ney4 14-77-42, .- d. y tS,
"'Four transfers, total 3,400
Marrlaace I.lcenaea.
Licenses, to wed were Isiruedj yesterday
to the following: ' . -
Nome and Reelrtence. Age.
M- 1J.. Moore, TeHamah .Veh.,, 19
J .mil a J'oole, TekMmah. Neb.. 22
lieortre Ilonrtett, Council Bluffs ; Zt
U-tldie Robinson, Council liluffs. it!
Fred Gernaudt, Omaha..,,..,.,....., 20
Sophia brockman, Omaha..... IS
Signs efi)ke2&;
TT.j rrrst ?.'.;t:s it l'!.-r?:s e-s a I'ocr
Coin.5;xoa, Vfkn.:M, CmacU
The first sign of returnins; health is
lncreaso ot Cesh, strenptii and rigor.
Tiila Tn-cakncss, eciaels.;!oa ui lacls
oj Tltallty elmply mt-Rns that cerUla
lubstanccs, wuu h go to males uj; tfcg
blood and cerres, tnvo become es
hauatod; hip.1.1 to remiw Cesh, muscle
aij4 FtronsEh, thfw-e gubstances mu:.t
be- rtifcton'tl. pr. Chafe's Klood and
Nerve Food i compomid cf the same
kind cf eLbfbtiincf-a that are lacklns Sa
tbe impovtiltihed blood and nerves
when la poor txealth, and abundant In
the rich Juices that flow through tho
systern when la perfect hpaHh, Jf peo
pie would take thle food occasionally
whoa la health to keep their blood
and nerves la eood condition, niaoy
epciii of aicknetts and wubiintr diabase
would be prevented. It makes sick
people v:ll, puts solid fleuh and musr
:!? oa thla pwoplw, jf,ivet) strwigth to
weak peo&le, restorta the lost vitality
to nervous people, Imparts the tint of
Lr-alth to pale and saiiovr pwipie.' It
adds yours to Itfo and puts l;fe lata
years. Price 60 cuius. lux;k free.
Sold ana (atanltti tip alpers-ril-lot!
DrasT Co., tluuiha. nab.
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Ti: a n s i j : it a iu ,! ; -i io i. a it .- uir:
I a vciy 1'i.iutliir tbii g ium" p.oi
I'l' iltB adiuioiitf for Hits t:oiu!orf tf.
'I'l.I N Mit.4'tbht i-i.-l.t niiil Ji!-t, and
Vt . 1 I rt fc liools 1. . :
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Wt'A ('I- full fur Ii.f.ir-. (,t ;
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INi EREST
BLUFFS
BIG PARADE DRAWS k CROWD
Etrinij tvf 'Wftgoiu aod Tloata Tbree Kilfi
Lonj Participates. '
SOKE ARTISTIC AN0 SOE ARE Fl'N'NY
Danatnw streets Are CrewAe4 wlta
People Wh Come Oat to Wlt
r aes First Xaaibrr of EIT
X'lealo.
Three miles long and on hour- ahd a
quarter In passing a given point. That
was the kind of an Industrial parade which
the business men of Council Bluff put up
last night. The ' component parts Vera
varied and In many Instances unique, snd
that It beat a circus parnds all hollow' Whs
the opinion expressed by tha thousands
of bystanders who thronged the downtown
streets.
Wagons, gaily decorated snd otherwise
formed the principal part of the proces
sion, and there were all kinds of vehicles
to be seen In line, from the heavy hauling
wagon ot the wholesaler to the light de
livery wagon of the butcher. Borne of the
dlsplsys on the wagons were of a most
elaborate character, while others leaned
toward the comical. In brief, practically
every business house and firm In the city
was represented by on or more wsgons.
The parade formed at Bayliss park and
despite the unavoidable confusion . attend
ant on the gathering of so jnany wagons
and teams In a limited space, the column
moved shortly before T o'clock In good
order. At the head rode Feter Petersen,
chief marshal of the day, and it was un
doubtedly th proudest day in Pate's life.
Behind Mm cam Afayor : Don , Macae,
Chief of Police Richmond and Fir CUlef
NichaJson, 'each 'mounted ,oi ' a spirited
horse, which cavorted and pranced as the
band struck up a particularly lively air.
Then name a platoon of police, eight of
the tallest, men on'th force. In command
of Captain Busse, and an excellent show
ing they made in their drtss uniforms.
Behlrfd the police came the fir department,
every piece, of apparatus being; In 'lln.
Tha Dodge Light Guards, la khaki , uni
forms, under command of First Lieutenant
Rutherford, headed the second section of
the parade, with the second bsnd. .
Some Fast iS the, Parade.
" HapjV Hooligan and his brother Mont
morency attracted mor than passing at
tention on on float, as did a full .fledged
barber shop, with a man enjoying a shave
and a hair cut, on- another. X happy
Inspiration displayed on a' medium-sised
float was an Indian tepee, with the smoke
curling upward through a hole In the top'.
Around it were seated three children at
tired as Indians.
One vstgon containing eight young wo
men disguised as old bachelor melds
created considerable atnusement. owing ta
ttle announcement oa the wagon that they
would be, at the grocers' picnic next Thurs
day at Missouri Valley, where they would
be pleased to meet , all intending suitors!
Another vagon bore a big sign," "Order
your provisions tomorrow. It wlil be thirty
miles to th nearest grocery or 'meat mar;
ket Thursday." ' The moaning Implied was
that every grocery store and meat- marke
witl" be closed Itf Council Blus ofl tn'e'iluy
of .the 'great annual picnic.
The route of the parade as originally de
signed was found to be too long and a part
of It was cut out- By some misunderstand
ing the treat partof the parade. did not
countermarch on Broadway - west -of .Main
street., consequently - the crowd which
waited patiently at Eighth street Was mor
or less disappointed.
Th much announced wedding of f young
couple to take place during the parade did
not materialize, although a colored couple,
whom It transpired had been already man
and wife for several years, 'went through
an alleged marriage ceremony, on a large
wagon. This, however, was witnessed by
but few snd was unknown to the majority
of the thousands who Hned the streets.1 In
all, however, the parade was one of the
biggest,, things of Its kind ever seen In
Council - Bluffs and reflected much credit
on the. committee of the Retail Grocers'
and Butchers' association, which worked
so eneigetically to arrange It ; "
Troabte for (B man.
Mrs. Bert T. Dolson, living at 1103 Avenu
B, caused the arrest; yesterday of Arthur
Gunn on a charge of malicious destruction
of property. Gunn, it Is alleged, threw a
bar of Iron through .the front window of
Mrs. Poison's residence and not only broke
the window, but shattered a costly lamp
which was standing on a table Inside the
window, Gunn when taken into custody
denied any malicious Intent and asserted
that he accidentally fell against the win
dow and that the bar iTv Iron slipped from
his grasp and caused the destruction com
plained of. .... .1
It Is ro''.KJs that a charge of lsmeny
from a building may also be filed against
Gunn. Mil. Dolson Informed the .police
that auuul A WtK ago tier pockcllfOuk,
containing money and several . Chinese
coins, was stolen from her house during
her absence. Gunn when searched at tho
city hall was found In possession of one ot
the Chinese coins supposed to have been
stolen from Mrs. Dolson. - : i '
-Arrested for Steallagr Caeefcu -
Frank Reld, employed as elevator con
ductor at the Merrtam block, was srrested
yesterllay afternoon, charged with Ihe
theft of a i check from a letter which
he was given to mall. Reld, who Is about
18 years of age, was given the letter con
taining the check to mall by Mrs. Mary
E.' Dailoy, librarian of the public library.
The letter w adiiressed to W. B. Melklc
of Omaha and th check was In payment
of Mrs. Dulley's house rent. Failure on
the part of Mr. Mulkle to receive the re
mltt&nce started tu Investigation. It Is
alleged that young Raid endorsed the check
and then Induced a friend to cash it. The
check was drawn on th Council Blufts
Bavins bank. It Is likely that a charge
of forgery may be, flieJ.- against young
Reld, who, In default of ball, was com
mitted to the county Jail. He . will have
hie preliminary hearing 'btfui Justice
Out en 'i'iiui a.la y.
Urea lias Arrived.
Fart dt the t,bQ dredge purchased t.y the
c;!y council from the Leile.'untuine, O.,
foundry has arrived and was yraterday
hauled 'to the banks of Indian creek at
fSeveniet-nth avenue. The remainder of the
machine la enpected ,lire In a frw.days,
ai.il 11 Is llkly that the work of die Ulug
th treok will be begun next week. The
scour on which the iliede will float I
1-eii.g constructed in Ihe cieek at 81
ttvtith avot.ue and is almus completed.
It (a eiiiu.atcd that ti -twn. 75.UOO and
! y tuolo yards cf dirt will have to be
i. mod ft place the cre-k in proper con
r ..an tc cany off the fioi.d vatcia. The
' 'e Is r...o--'1 tt l ave a capacity ft trvn
i . to in tiu.ic yntiii a day, whicii r.oill
L. H.U...J Ly In..... ! luf a,. J i a.u
i'.ROlvi
eins've feature of the work will' be the
n-resaary removal cf )." bridge along the
route, . .
. : 4
.. Ia ttt.ft Hallway.
8. Cherr.iss. a. Broadway Lgrocer,.and
Jsino Hawkins, an wnploye ot Chemise,
Appear as plaintiffs- Ifi two damage suits
against th Omaha Council Bluffs Ptreet
Railway company, commenced In th dis
trict court yesterday. Th suits ar a re
sult ot a collision between a motor car
and Chemise delivery wagon on South
First on May 2 last. 'Chemise asks 00 for
his horse, which had to be shot on ac
count of his Injuries, and 10 for the dam
age to the wagon. - Hawkins, who was
driving the wagon, asks $1,(00 for personal
Injuries. He state tht he was thrown
violently from the wagon onto .the pave
ment and that his back was strained and
b was hurt lntprhally. In addition hs
sues for 120 expenses of medical attendance.
riaed tor CHtatesapf.
Joseph A. Beddon .was .berore Judge
TTheeler yesterday, charged with being In
contempt of oourt. Peddon formerly con
ducted a saloon at Neola, this county, when
a permanent Injnnetlhn restraining hlin
from engaging In the sale cf Intoxicating
liquors In the Fifteenth Judicial district of
Iowa, was Issuetl against him. Recently
It came to the notice of County Attorney
K'!pck that ffed.lon was running a' sa
loon In Persia, In Harrison eounty, on of
th counties comprising th Fifteenth Ju
dicial district, and a warrant for. his ar
rest on a charge of contempt of court was
Issued. Judge Wheeler fined Redden fSX)
snd ha wss yesterday committed to the
county Jail in default of payment of the
flue. ' '
Raise Sofceol BailttlasT.
Th dispute . over the' -settling of th
center portion of the. Avenue B school
building, now fn course of reconstruction,
was settled yesterday by the commltteo on
buildings and grounds-of the Board of Edu
cation arranging with. Hollenbeck Bros.,
who had th contract for falsing the, old
portion of the structure to remedy th. de
fect. Hollenbeck Bros, offered to raise the
settled part of the building for the nominal
mtn of.rOi but ag-reed that If it could be
shown that they were in any rr respon
sible for the building settling;. they would
do the- work without cost to the school
district. This the committee decided, was
a fair proposition and ..Instructed Hollen
beck Bros, to gv ahead and do the work.
Prepare . to Enila Dlteh.
ONAWAi re., Jul- .8rf-clal.)-The
eounty auditor has been very busy the past
week In preparing notloes .to be served on
landowners In connection 'with the big
Monona-Hnrrlson ditch, Thera are nearly
600 parties -to' be served, 'Including land
owners, 'Judgment and Hen holders and oc
cupants .of leased lands, AH residents will
have to be served personally, . others by
publication. The abstract of owners and
lien holders has been completed and goes
Into the hands of ts printer and sheriff
today.. It la considered a "phat take" for
each of them. ' The auditors bf .Monona
and' Karrlsoa counties'- have' decided "to
hold, the Joint meeting -of the 'two coun
ties at OnawA "September -16 td take ac
tion on the ditch. As provided by the new
drainage laws the service of notices will
be rushed as fast os possible, ' as the pro
moters are anxious- to hhsten the Improve
ments' as fast as possible.
Prog-rasm for SoRtlMrs' Reaaloa.
LOGAN, la., July X-f,?peciaI.)-The six
teenth annual rsunlbsv'tef the' Western
Iowa Veterans' association will be held
here August 23 and 2.?papjain Jesse' Cole
of Marshalltown 'will 5Q9 HWe orator t'f the
day and music -will, fcavi famished by the
Royal Highlanders' band. Qf Logan. Othti
features. of the ooceslon will be a camp
fire by nighty two ballpftri' ascensions and 4
military parade on, the'; afternoon oif ..the
second day.- Veterans will be in attendance
from th following Sever counties: Ida,
Sac, Crawford, Monona, -Harrison, Shelby
and Pottawattamie.
: - 1
. Lecture 1W Institute.
WOODBINE, la., July- 2.-(8pec!al.)-The
thirty.-flrat Annual 'Harrison County Teach
ers' .Institute will be held at the Woodbine
Normal building Augustl to S. The follow
ing lect'urW will be deil?ered:' "The Work
of the Teacher." by H. E. Wheeler; "The
Country School,", by B, L. .Thomas) "The
Public. School the Hope' .of American' Civi
lization".' and" -'The -Children of the Na
tlpns,'" ,fcy R. C. fcatrett; reading and
musical recitals by -C..' J". 8tone and Ger
trude Whiting.
Severe Storm, at Cedar Rapids.
CEDA R RAPIDS, la.,, July as.-,.(8peclal
Te'.egram.) A destructive rain and elec-"
trlcal storm passed over this section this
afternoon. For two hours the rain fell In
torrents, a total of three Inches falling.
The storm, was accompanied by brilliant
lightning. Three houses . ware struck and
considerable damage, done, though no one
wa Injured.' Reports from the country
tell of numerous cattle,- hay stacks and
sheds being struck snd much damage to
crops. ( " .
" Croeers to Visit Missouri Valley.
MISSOURI VALLET,' la., July 2o.-(8pe-clal.)
Next Thursday,- July 28, the third
annus! picnic of the Council Bluffs Retail
Grocers;, and Butchers' association will be
held at. the .Missouri ValleTr.fair grounds.
There will be twenty-Aye games and races,
lor wniio i sat In prizes have been ottered.
Excellent muslo ts to be furnished by two
bands and a dancing pavilion a 111 also be
In operation. . ",.'':
DurBlnrs at Leers a.'
LOIAN, la.. July K-(Kpc1al.)-Th safe
ot th Wlnshail Hardware company was
blown open Sunday night and $10 taken.
The burglars entered by way of the cellar
and blew the ssf door off with dynamite.
The door was found about six feet away
from the safe. No one- Rrd tha burglars.
This Is the second time Wlnshail has suf
fered a lose by cracksmen. . - ;
Lightning Kll Iowa. Mai,
ROCK RAPID3, la July Zt. Andrew E.
Anderson nnd Charles, .F. Johnson were
killed by lightning today while In th
country fishing. ; ' ' '
Kind Uortp la Illver.
FREMONT, Nb., July M.-rSpeclal.)
The body of an unidentified man was found
by Robert McDalTey la th Platts river
on his farm near North Bend this fore
noon. Th body was that of a man about
16 years of age. . wllog HQ pounds and
Ave foot seven Inches Jail, .Ha hd on a
dark suit of exoeptlonally good clothe
and very heavy winter underwear. In th
pocket of his vest was a solid gold watch
and chain. A knife and memorandum or
pass book ot the Central City hotel war
In another pocket, but no money or pocket
book. He had a short, llht. full beard.
Th body was badly dooompoaed, the scalp
being gone and hud evidently been iu the
water for at least two too nil..
' l4cra Too Prompt.
NIliRA9u.A CITY, Not,.. July 30
clal ) Newton Hell, a working man
on South Third street, took poison y
Sdf with the evbi. n? "lr.tfi.tlon if
loiiuiirf sulci.'.? io! a..i .-out ul recent d
lie t.-ouulea. A phshl.in lu.u,r i
sumoiutied, -a ho adinii, Ut.-i !-! dii am
t,!iti 'ouli Immediate " t in. 1 r
: 1 . 1.. a , d i c v ' i .......
ie
lug or-
FIX RAILROAD . VALUATION
low Eoard iy&Vfis Blight Iacrssss Over
Tiiires ot Last Tear.
MOST ON ACCOUNT OF ERANCH LINES
Iowa Demaerali eeare Pronalae ot
' Hearst to Start a Dally Paper la
Dea Motors Many Fharnaa-
lats Fall Dowa.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
DF3 MOINKS. July 2. (Special.) The
state executive council today completed
the assessment of railroad property In the
state for this year. The other forms of
property assessable by the council have
not yet been assessed, but with the com
pletion ot the telephone business In a few
days, announcement will be made of these
results. The 'railroad assessments show
that the council made a net tnofeaso In
the taxable valuations for the railroads
of the state of nearly JU.000,000, or-found
actual values to b sbout $4,000,000 more
than last year. The exact amount, of the
Increase In taxable valuation Is t93S,71S,
The total this year is (J7,laa,22. 'The most
considerable Increases are as follows: Mil
waukee, $2S8,U3; Great Western,. I2M.IS1;
Burlington, I222.5M; Northwestern, $,l00.
Included In the Increase is $160,000 on eighty
mile of the new Newton Northwestern,
There Is also the terminal company, for
the Iowa Falls line la Des Moines, which
Is for the first time assessed. Most of the
changes affect brandies and lines that srei
comparstlvely new and there was no, In
tention to bring about any general In
crease in the railroad osse.nmont of the
state. The following Is the aggregate
assessment by systems for thls -fear and
last:
C. 7ft. tt Q I tS.17l.4K43 t ..!
C.-4 N. W.... ll.W.'ol .ll.SHl.4nl
C, M. & Pt. P PM.ij.'c'O io, real's
C, R. 1. P 12 W7,7f. 12,S'j7,7u
Chicago O. W ' 3S'i..'4 ,ci,"
Illinois Central s.l.iM 4,0-9.a'.9
Iowa Central ............ tf . ,nii.m
Albla A Centervllle.... 73,$'?0 7J.3M
Ames & College .910 4,iM)
A T. S. F.W.....44 M7.tX) I47,ti
C. , St. P. M. A O.... 791,9V") 7m,:'n
Colfax & Northern.... aJ.OK) 24,000
Crooked Creek ' R-... " 44,0.10 W,s.t
Dav.. R.. FAN. W. .tt,6J0
D. M., I. 1. A N 2.f'.aJ m.M
Des Moines U. Ry 226,000 2k'fi,0"
1. M. West, (new) , '.0")
Jasper Co. Coal ?o... 6,000 B,0
Manchester A Oneldaw 22.K') 24,001
Minn, A St. Louis.... 832.M7 .. . 832,615
Muscatine, N. A 8.... 71.875 , 71.67J
Newton A N .W 4,0iO- .H.t4
Omaha B. A T 24.1" 26 11
Ploux City B. Co t.K").
Ploux City 8. Y. L.. ,7W
Tahor.A Northern M.7' ' $.7I
Union Faciflo ' 177.1 1S2.H4)
Vnlon Terminal Ry.... l' lno.co
Wabash .- 877.21) 877.2H
Great Northern HS.1,500 S3,UXi
Total. ........... ....$M,M1,613 $57,6S8,23J
Sehool Case Is Decided.
State Superintendent Rlggs decided the
appeal esse of D. 8. Irvln' against Town
ship of Greeley, from Shelby county. In
which it was sought o compel sub-district
No, 7 to consolidate with the Independent
district of Irvln, which had voted for con
solidation. The state superintendent holds
that such consolidation must be mutually
agreed to by both districts and In this case
only one district had agreed to it. But
he advises the lesser district to close Its
school for the present and make some ar
rangement for sending . the pupils else
where. . '.. . 4 - ,
flfaw Pharmaelata.
v , Of ,the .thlrty-Jlvepersons who' took ex
amination tor pnarmacy OTrimcatea ac ina
time of the "state flr-uggtsts',' meeting at
Waterloo only seven received the .certifi
cates and these were given today to the
following: R. L. Town, Boone; C. C. Eas
ier. Auburn; J. W. Bchroeder, . Webster
City; W. A. Goodwin, Dos Mothes; J. S.
Peterson,; Ellsworth; Julius . Zimmerman,
Hampton Jerome A. Meshy,. Falrbank.
West Pa-moerafle Newspaper.
At the democratic state convention at
Iowa City last week there -sfas a good
deal- of talk among the delegates present
as to the necessity for a democratic dally
paper 'In Des Motnes, and Inquiry as to
what progress had been made toward In
ducing. William R. Hearst to establish: a
newspaper In Iowa: It has Just leaked
out that a committee of the more promi
nent of the democrats who were In the
Hearst: movement visited him some time
before the St. Louis convention and later
conferred with A. M. Lawrence, his Chi
cago man, and secured a definite promise
that within less than eighteen months
Hearst will ..have .a .newspaper, in Des
Moines. The democrats- believe that he
means, business and' will enter the Iowa
field soon after the presidential election
and possibly assist Bryan in the work of
reorganising the party In the west.
AMEND MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL
- I eaausauassHPsa
Attorney, for Mrs. Llllle Allegro -New
Evlateace aa Cause.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCtrtJN,- July . (Special. Telegram.)
Former Senator W. V. Allon and Francis
O.' H. Hamer,,who are attorneys for Lena
Margaret Lillie the David City woman
sentenced to tho penitentiary for life for
kljllng her husband, have filed an amended
motion for a rehearing and have asked
for and received from the supreme court a
ninety-day extension , of time in which to
i a 1 1 1 : 1
j;
1
Y,! .
v.: St" Paul I
LlitititXMi tilth'
liniiiiiUpuilaJ
and return. Tickets on s''e
i from Omaha daily until Sep t-
emrer ju, iyi. ...
Rate to Duluth, Supeticr,
Ashland and Bayfield and re-
turn $16.50. !
Two fast through trains each
way daily, ' . ;
Cf,s E t cf Ul en tuhiz
Low rounJ-t. ! rAtes to !l lum- !
n'.:-r tourl.'it points. 1
iu ronor vaislkn booklets and !
r..i; f. o.l A 1 1 1 . it . ttioil. j
TICK PI J !, . S,
1 I- I I J I u. . J i
o.haiia !
i a.'- . a I .' 4-; ..i ;
II
fa ti:s r-rw. The pioiiot. all.-sns that the
1. r tiA.it etre'l la notgfaiil'.ng a new
trial b4ii of the scovery ft a revolver
In a well on tho I.UHe premises snd the
f ndlng of a M.todr shirt on a vacant lot
In the suburb of David City. These dis
coveries Would hove changed the Verdict
hud a new trial been granted. It is alleged.
Tabor Date Hall Tnaraamrat.
' TA7iR. Is., JulV 2 (St.e-!nl ) The third
nnniisl base sll to'ims-nent tip he held In
Taror Aiirt'"t , lt and 11, promises to
e. llpse ar,y event cf the kind ever held In
S'lithwefit; loan. Four prises mrraatlnt
I. will be awsrdcd to the contesilna-
f, sms-4KO for frst, $75 aeoond. $n) third
and J 0 fourth. The tAanib entered are Ran
dolph. Sidney, Oulek nnd labor. The fid-n-y
lnil ni l furnisri muslo during each
day and evening.
Ord Wins Ragaed Caaif.
ORD, Neh., July Special.) In one of
the most careless of fielding games thai the
The best
w s . v w- ,.1 I
and tonic on tho market to-dav is S. S.
There in hardly a
has not heard of S S, fs-t t-'ta tatK." It is a standard rernedjr and
specific for all blood troubles and an uncqualed spring tonic and srpetizrr.
S. S. S. is guaranteed purely vegetable, the herbs and roots of which it is com
posed being selected for their alterative and tonic properties,, daki"" it the)
ideal remedy for all blood end , .. . '
,. 3 . :t . . Tour 8. S. B., in my erinlo-a, Isasrod amedl.
Ekin diseases, ftS It not Only c(n MC b bad I it simply cannot bo imrrottt
tur!fiet and invigorates the upon e a remedy to earlch the, l i r.il and to in
i i t i' a a. t --f .-4-- virorate snd tone up the system. 1 nls spH og wiy
lood, but St the same lime tones yoo1 was bad and I we run down la health, and
UD the tired lierVeS and Streneth- having- your medloln ki;hly edvertlae-l I
1, . eommsnoed its use. To-day wy blood 1 la fin
ens the peneral System. condition and my general health la of the beat.
cue nil ccunoi rjo.vu.. enndltlnn an-l my general nea
TC.- r.l rra enrl ITlrerfi Am flrimin fnr a lara-e coneem
. . . t i j not in
tatarru, Kncutnausm, UIOOU poaaible
roison, Malaria, AnrcmiH, Ecze- ot great servlee to me. h- r'-reiS
4, oi tdi,-., . T-f tlte credit it deserves. Wil. F. VAXii ilA.i
ma, Psoriasis, Salt Rheum, Tet- 816 rltxh fct aver rails, lean.
ter, Aene and such other dis- ... ,. . , ,
eases as are due to a polluted or impoverished condition of the blood, uothln j
acts so promptly and effectually as S. S. S. It counteract and eradicates the
germs and poisons t cleanses the system of all unhealthy accnmulatiors and'
soon restores the patient to health. If you need medical advice write us about
your case and your letter will receive prompt attention f rotn our physicians, for
which no charge ia made. TiiZ 5 iV.7T CFZCIHO CO., ATIA.'.TJS, CAm
'.i!!l!!ll!i(.t:
iilnill:
. ' Jofu taily the Burlington's Tersonally Conducted Ex
cursions' to Uoston, .LEAVING OMALIA AT 8;C3 P. II.,
AUGUST 11 AND 13, in through tourist sleeping "cara. via
Chicago, Niagara Falls and the Hoosac Tunnel. . " k
These excursions are open to the public to a limited ex
tent. The round trip rate, Omaha to Boston, is' $30.50;
tourist sleeper berths to Boston, ?4.00 each; VIA NEW
YORK and rail to Boston, $34.20 round trip; via New York
and , Bound Steamers to Boston, $33.45 round tripv, ' Stop
overs allowed in New York on the return trip. "'
. ' Tickets for the above special excursions are GOOD RE
TURNING VIA CLEVELAND AND ST. LOUIS nith
'World's Fair stopover privileges. The Burlington is": the
only road with Its own rails and its own train service be:
; tween" Nebraska points; and both. Chicago and St, :.Louis,
an: is well prepared to ticket over combination routes to
.the East embracing both cities.
Grand Army Excursion Tickets to Boston ind return
on sale August 11, 12 and 13. ' 1 , ; '" ;,
' ; For tickets, through sleeper berths, for. variable. routi
arrangements and assistance of any kind in connection w ith
this Boston trip, call or write 1 . ' ' '
'J.";D. Cpynclifb,
(uOS Fcrncni
ftTniCTURE OF
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fN r y r3 f r s n n r'J F 1
In mi ii 1 FRO I
lUiub -11 ubiJa L :u u .-,-L.JL--j
'::;':':i ' ' . : Z'" II
, .t ' ej s j k m i - . - K e
jf... . Vf': ' I
I j v t V' ' ' x: ' !
whether chronic, acute or spasmodic, primarily Induced as a result of nerlected
or improperly treated Gonorrhaea or other causes, obstructing th paaaaa n and
Impeding the Cow of water, and In time closing the urethral cairn 1 emiru.v,
producing a frightful tension of the nervous system, will soon involve la-Us
destructive course the whole gentto-urlnary system.
rlrloture products a burning or scalding sen.-ailon whon . voiding' urine,
obstructing its flow, or ta p..i n.of nt jwuuou. dim.l.aia, caunir.; laiUibn ...i
palrt, or prostatic complications. Whan a man see that his strsum-is becoming
slowly but surely smaller, that It Is twisted, divided nnd Irregular, that. H
passes with less force thnn formerly, that he urinates more t reiuant ly tbaa h
should, thnt somriliiies he must get up fn the nijtht to relieve ImHseii. and that
St times hM suncriiig Is Intense from tha scaldlnir, burning and Ix-arlng-down
senstitluns. ajid that Iih. ha a aleety discharge that drains Ida system eou
stanlly, thus weakvning both his sA-xunl and general system, tnen, nt say, It
Is high time that he should do something. Sooner or later, in every cs.se, the
uretnra, the bladder, the prostate gland and even the kidneys become d a
easad, and If inaltvr are allowed to take their own course, the whole aenlto-uilniu-y
system btvomcs dtsoifanlsed and the general health. raH-StKi. Any i
sufTerer should rot li t this o. no-one rua oo and jm, prity t liocoma, worae as
tfuia proreBi!s. These troubles are dangerous and IreanUer'nis, not thly
In Ihtniiaeivaw, but in the complications that ensue because these changuS
ere constantly taking plan ami ere hardly perceptible, hence attract little or
no attention, but sooner or later the sufferer will awaken, to the fact tr.it he
la In a anions , and that he hae committed a great riiup li) hliowli. ti
tiouhl.j to liiai.Potialy progress and tenaciously faaten Itself upon tlie lyiion. lie
may il n be toinp.-llnd to void the urine drop by drop or by the iiJ of
.Catheter ....
toy our method of treatment the cicatricial tissue Is perinn rurntly dissolved,
the obstruction and all Irritation along the urethral canal ri-oiovt-d, and t:o
prostate l,nid, blidd r and kidneys restored to a nortmil. cooa.ilon of iiiutltn,
ti- isth and vucor. We neyr resort to the horrors of surgery, which w.-ur.cii.
mutllute and destroy, and which are harah and eavsae ruiiiUiiU-i s of tod
iosyism. v euro without rutting, stretching or dilating t)ie ,pui4a. without
polo, dinger or.dctrntio.il from bun I neon. ; Vi' cu.'t nulckly, .-f-;y .aot
oorouatily .. '-; , . , .
Stricture, V2flc9Ctf5, fr.il$s!anj, Nsm-Sexul ,r::::sity,
', t:::p)t..cy, C!33l I';iS3i S);M:;$), Usct:!, V .
' . ( - YAizzy t:A Vtkzty l:tzit$, " - v '
and all diseases and weaknesses of men due to Inheritance, evil habits, se'f
abusc, ec-nn-. or the result of spii-liic or private uia4sve. . , ,
a''TfTiIi,J f ff f If you r.nnot ' call, write for vt..p(..f.j 1'i.n
;.Ut,lldllu.1 I 1.4-1, Oiflte liouis a. n. te p. m. fcunJay a. In to 1 ,.,.,
Kj K t 4 t Ik. a ji. J a i;
I J 1 'i I'niKm i'.t., lUt. I Jill
Ord tenm Tins plsved this yenr TTorth Tvitp
4n rtrl. 4tH by I'e p.-n p c,f 4 t- i t-l4.
)ii.tre for I h lionls wss In A-i f irr.i siol
It til ioly his work at rriilcel tbii-s thnt
kept North toue from wlnu.cit cut 1 rror
oil both eHon wire nunierotm, t.'H of th
North lop score boma (Inn p 4 to the
error column. Kittnics: tir-l, M"'re and
Itllls; North I-oup. Howard and lull.
Reenter Balf Pealen.'.
r':FtK. Neb , July :s -t ": ''i In a
pne-sl b-d game the l oiil A jm-eph-ir-l ratp
won from fieemer by a poor rf Is to 1.
The font ore of the game n Ihe battery
work of Anderson eind Miner) Anderson
strlklns out 4-leven iwn tml allowing but
to hits. Miller piittlt'c tip a pmietli sme
lohlnd Uie bat and ctchin(. five men on
bases,
Make Plenty, of Seorea.
IIASTINGa, Nrh .-Jnlv M -MPpeolsl T1e
gram.) A thirteen nnin gsme was play
ed here today between the ilseilnscs print
ers and Haetlnss clothiers, which result.
edSn a tie of twenty-one. The game was)
railed on account of darkness.
kno - wn and tnoat !pormiaf Wood, purifier
man, woman of child ia Aniericik who
e eopeeru JeTe, anal if I was
rood uhvsleeT nnndition 1 -would be lm
for Bis te til the place. 8. 8. S. has ba.r
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