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POSTOFFICE NOTICE
. Minnehaha. . via Southampton; al
a. m. for BEt.GIL'M direct, pxr . .
Flnlsad (mall mum be directed "per a.
Finland ; at :30 a. m. for ITAI,T
direct. per a. a. Nerkar (mall must be
aireciea 'w a. a. WfrKtr" : at 8:30 a
for ITALY direct, per a. a. Ligurla (mail
muat d directed per a. a. L,tgurla ).
Malta for Rontli ana Central America,
Weat Indira, Ete.
THVRSnAT ). At 8 a. m. for ClBA,
TITATAN and CAMPFrHE. nr
Monterey (mail for other parts of Mexico
muei wo "iinirn per p. a. iwonterey'i ;
at 11 m. for MEXICO, per a. a. Niagara,
via Tamploo tmall muat ba directed " per
a. a. Niagara")
nniAY (Hi. At If m. for A RQENTINA,
rm'OPAt and PARAWAT, P"
Arablstsn; at It Tn. for YKCATAN nnd
CAMPKi'HE, per a a. Dagrry; at 12 m.
(supplementary 12:30 p. m.) for BA
HAMA B, per a. a. Yucatan (mall for
Mintiago mint be, directed "per a a
Yucatan"): at 7 d. m. for HERMl'DA
per ateamer from Halifax; at 7 p. m. for
jn r,w j iuwNU,- per a. a. Carthagin
ian, from Philadelphia.
SATt'RDAY (10). At 8:30 a. m. (supple
mentary 9:30 a. m ) for I'ORTO RICO.
PI RACAO and VENKZI'KLA, per a. a.
Caracas (mall for Colombia, via Curacao,
muat be directed "per a. a Carvaa"); nt
9:30 a. m. (supplementary 10:30 a. m.) for
FORTt'NE ISLAND. JAMAICA and CO
IXMBTA. except Magdalen B'p't, per
a. a. Hlhlrla (mall for Costa Rica, via,
T.lmon, muat be dlrerted "per a. a. Plblrla");
nt 9:30 a. m. (uprilemntarv 10:30 a. m )
for BT. THOMAfl ST. CROIX. I.EF
WA RT and WINDWARD ISLANDS and
OtJIANA, per a. a. Fontabelle; at 10 a. m.
for d'BA. per a. a. Morro Castle, via
Havana: at llrso p. m. for ri'BA. per
a. a. Ollnda. via Matantaa (mall muat be
directed " par a. a. Ollnda").
NOTICE Five centa per half ounce In ad
dition to the regular pnatsge, muat ba
prepaid on all lettera forwarded by the
SUPPLEMENTARY MAILS, and lettera
deposited In the drop marked "Lettera
for Foreign Countries." after the CI.09
JNO OF THE KF.OfLAR MAIL, for dea
patch by a particular veaael, will not ba
so forwarded unleaa auch additional post-
sgt la fully prepaid thereon by atampa.
Supplementary Transatlantic Malls are
iilao opened on the plera of the AMERI
CAN. ENGLISH and FRENCH ateamera.
whenever the aalllnga occur at 9 a. m. or
later: and late mall may be deposited In
the mail boxa on the piers of the Oer
man Llnea Bailing from Hohoken. The
malls on the plera open one hour and a
half before sailing time, and cloae ten
minute before aniline; time. Only regu
lar poet aga (lettera E centa a half ounce)
la required on article malted on the
plera of the American, White Star and
Ocrman (Sea Post) ateamera: double
postage (letters 10 centa a half ounce)
on other llnea. ' '
Malla Forvrarded Overland, F.te., Ex
cept Trnnspnelfle.
CUBA Via Port Tampa, Florida, cloaea at
thta office dally, except Thursday, at fi:80
a. m. (the connecting mails close here on
Monday, Wednesdays and Saturdays).
MEXICO CITY Overland, unleaa specially
addressed for despatch by steamer, closes
at thla office dally, except Sunday, at 1:80
p. m. and 10:30 p. m. Sundays at 1 p. m.
and 10:30 p. m.
NEWFOUNDLAND (except Parcela-Post
Mails) By rail to North Sydney nnd
thence by steamer, closes at this office
dally, except Sunday, at 7 p. m.: Sunday
at fl 30 p. m. (connecting mafia close here
every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday).
JAMAICA By rail to Boston and thenca
by steamer, cloaea at this office at 7 p. m.
Tuesday.
By rail to Philadelphia and thence by
steamer, cloaea at thla office at 10:30 p. m.
Wednesday.
M1QUELON Br rail to Boston and thence
by steamer, Closes at tnia omce daily, ex
cept Bunday, at 7 p. m.; Sunday at 0:30
p. m.
BRITISH HONDURAS, HONDURAS (East
Coast) AND GUATEMALA By rail to
New Orleans ana tnence ny steamer,
cloaea at thla office dally, except 8unday,
nt 11:30 p. m. and (10:30 p, m., Sunday at
1 p. m. and 110:30 p. m. (connecting mall
closes here Mondays at 110:30 p. m ).
COSTA RICA By rail to New. Orleans and
thence by steamer, cloaea at thla office
dally, except Sunday, at 11:30 p. m. and
110:30 p. m. Sundays at II p. m. and
110:30 p. m. (connecting maji cloaea her
Tuesdays at 110:30 p. m ).
NICARAGUA (East CoaaO By rail to New
Orleans and thenoe by steamer, cloaea at
thla office dally, except Sunday, at 11:80
p. m. and 110:30 p. m.; Sundays at ft p.
m. and 10:3o p. m. (connecting mall cloaea
here Thursdays at 110:30 p. m.).
(Registered mall oloaea at p. m. previous
day. i ' 1 1
Transpacific Malla Forwarded Over-
laad Dally.
The achedule of closing of Transpacific.
Malla la arranged on the presumption of
their uninterrupted overland transit to port
of sailing. The final connecting malla (ex
cept Registered Transpacific. Mails, which
close at a p. m. previous day) close at the
General Postofflce, New York, as follows:
JAPAN. COREA. CHINA and specially ad
dressed mall for PHILIPPINE ISLANDS,
via Seattle, close at 8 p. m. December i
for despatch per a. a. Lyla.
HAWAII, via San Francisco, cloae at p.
m. December 6 for deapatch per s. a
Alameda.
JAPAN, COREA, CHINA and specially
ddressea mall for PHU.lFflNJS I BU
NDS, via Seattle, close 'nt 6 n. m. De
cember 7 for deapatch. per s. a. lyo Maru.
HAWAII, JAPAN. COREA, CHINA and
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, via Ban Fran
cisco, cloae at 4 p. m. December 8 for des
patch per a. ft. Gaelic.
HAWAII, JAPAN, COREA, CHINA and
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, via San Fran
claco, cloae at p. m. December 13 for
despatch per a s. Siberia.'
NEW ZEALAND. AUSTRALIA (except
West), NEW CALEDONIA. SAMOA, HA
WAII AND FIJI ISLANDS, via Ban
Francisco, close at ( p. m. December 17
for deapatch per s. s. Ventura. (If the
Cunard steamer carrying the British mall
for New Zealand does not arrive In time
to connect with thla despatch, extra malls
closing at 6:30 a. m., 9:30 a. m. and
p. m. j Sundays at 4:30 a. m., 9 a. m and
6 p. m. will be made up and forwarded
until the arrival of the Cunard steamer).
JAPAN, COREA. CHINA and PHILIP
PINE) ISLANDS, via. Tacoma. close at
p. m. December 16 fur despatch per a. a.
Yangtaye. - .. .. .
JAPAN (except Paroela-Poat Malls), CO-
D IT A 1llt.r 1 . . I II..
itbA, VtlJlA HIIU IHSCIHIIT RUUI CIVCU
mall for PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, via
Vancouver and Victoria, B. C, close at 4
p. ni. December 30 for despatch per a.
rjmprese or. inma.
TAHITI and MARQUESAS ISLANDS, via
San Francisco, clots at 6 p. m. December
24 for despatch per a. a. Mariposa,
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS and GUAM, via
San Francisco, close at 4 p. m. December
24 for despatch per U. 8. Transport.
FIJI ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA (except
Weat) and NEW CALEDONIA, via Van
couver and Victoria, B. C, dose at 6 p.
m. December 31 for deapatch per a. a.
Aorangl.
MANCHURIA (except ' Newch Wang) and
EASTERN SIBERIA la at present for
warded via Russia
NOTE Unless otherwise addressed, Wesi
. Australia la forwarded via Europe: New
Zealand via San Francisco and certain
places In the Chinese Province of Yunnan,
via British India the Quickest routes.
Philippines speriallv addressed "via Eu-
elgn rates, Hawaii la forwarded via San
Francisco exclusively.
EDWARD M. MORGAN, .
' ' Acting postmaster. .
Postofflce, New York, N. ?.-, December I,
1H.
GOVEKSaCST aOTICES.
pEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, li.
8. Ueolugical Survey, Washington, D. C,
November IT, 1U04 Sealed pripo.-ala will be
received at the office ot tha ch ef Kng.neer
Of the iteclamailon Service, L. B. Gcoiogl
ual Survey, . Washington, D. C, untU a
o'clock p. in. January 9, 1906, for the con
struction of an outlet tunnel about lii
guars feet cross section and about iuo
feel lung, aud two vertical halls, in
olid granite, to serve as a diversion tun
nel for the Puilttinder dam, about tiny
miles southwest of Casper, W'yO., on Nortn
Platte river. Forma of proposal, plana and
apecincationa may be seen at the omce ut
tha Chief Engineer. Washington, D. C, or
at the umce of - the Untied Slates
Reclamation Service, chamber of Com
merce building, Denver, Colo. Each
bid must ' be accompanied by -a
certified check for tl.OuO, payable to the
order of the Secretary of ibe Interior, as
a guaranty that the bidder will, if success
ful, promptly execute a satisfactory con
tract, and furnish bond In tha sum of
JO per vnt of the contract price (or the
faithful performance of ibe- work. The
right la reaerved to reject any or all bids
to acoept on part aud reject the other
and to waive technical dercl as the in
terest of the service may require Pro
posals muat be marked "Proposals for
Pathfinder Tunnel. Norih Plana Project.'
Bidders are Invited to be present. THOMAS
RYAN, Acting Secretary.
Nov. it 1)1, 3, 4, t, 10, It, IS, IT, )0.
LEGAL HOTirjEI.
Oftlcs of tha City Clerk. South Omaha.
Neb.. December 4. M. Sealed bids urf.
drMl to I hat unilHralmad - and ittnlulv
cived until I o'clock p. in- of lecmber
lUth. A It. W4. at the otfloa of the city
clerk. South Oiuaha, Neb. I
" U purcaas of tb folltwtOg Issues
l.m. u . I.. UMIUS Will 1B IK
LEGAL NOTICES
of city bonds, these said bonds so offered
being general obligations of the clly.
First. Seventy Thousand (I7U 0O0) Dollars
Of City Hall Bonds In denominations of
One Thousand ill.OW) Dollars, or Five
Hundred !') Dollars each, at the option
of the purchaser, dated December I. 1S"H,
payable In twenty (M) years after date,
Interest four (4) per cent per annum, pay
able semi-annually on the first days ot
December and May of each year.
These are bonds to be Issued and de
voted exclusively to the purchase of a ante,
the erection and furnishing and equipment
of a city hall, nnd are optional after five
(5 years. Interest coupons pavwble at Ne
braska fiscal agency. New York City. New
York.
Second. Forty Thousand d40.nnn) Dollars
of "Park Bonds" In denominations of One
Thousand (H.OoO) Dollara. or Five Hundred
(IViOi Dollars each, at the option of the
purchasers, dated December 1, payable
twenty (20) yeara after date, Ir.terest four
(4 per conl per annum, payablo semi
annually on the first daya of December and
May of each year.
These ar bnnris in K Issued and de
voted tn the purchasing of lots, lands and
frround within said cltv, to be used and
mproved for park and park way pur
rtnsee. Interest coupons pavahle at Ne
braska fiscal agency, New York City. New
iora.
An annual tat imnn all the taxable prop
erty of the clnty will be levied by the
city tn pay the Interest and principal upon
these said bonds at maturltv. A sinking
fund belnr provided for thst purpose.
The faith and credit, the revenue and
taxing powera end all the property or sain
cltv being Irrevncahlv pledged for the
nrnmnt navment thereof
Each bid shall afete aeparatelv the
amount offered as "Principal and Pre
mium." and that "Accrued Interest" wttl
be raid to date of delivery and payment of
borts. a
Fnch hid muat be accompanied tv a cer
tified check on a ne,lnnal or state bank
In the sum of One Thousand ftl 000) Dol
lars and made pavahle to the cftv as evt
denre of good faith on the part of the
bMder.
The cltv council reserve unto Itself tha
rlrht to reject any or all bids, or to waive
de'ecta.
By order of the pooncti
JOHN J niLT 'N
D7dl3tm City Clerk.
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CITY VETERINARIAN,
Office and Infirmary, 28th and Mason Sta.
OMAHA, NEB. Telephone 632. ,
RAILWAY TIME CARD
UNION STATION TENTH AND MARCY
Chicago, Rock
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PhlnaM Y.tmlteA
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a 7:10 am
a 9:36 pm
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Chicago Daylight Local
Chicago express
Tnm Mnln.. Kvnresa...
Chicago Fast Express..
Rocky Mountain Ltd...
Lincoln, Denver c weat
Oklahoma & Tex. Ex..
.a am n o -w pm
.a 1:30 pm a 5:06 pm
.a 6:26 pm all:66 am
Chleasro Great Western
St. P. ft Minn. Ltd a 8:30 pm
St. P. St Minn. Ex a 7:35 am
a 7:15 am
a 9:26 pm
al0:30 am
a 4:C6 pm
Chicago Limited a 4:60 pm
Chloago Express ."..a 4:30 am
CblcasTo A Northwestern.
Local Chicago .....all:30 am
Mall . a J:lo pm
8:30 am
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Daylight Ht. Paul a 7:.V urn
Daylight Chicago a 4:00 am
Limited Chicago a :zo pm
Local Carroll a 4:00 pm
Faat St. Paul :. a 8:16 pm
Local Sioux C. A St. P.b 4:00 pm
Fast Mall
Chicago Express
isorroiK & uonesieei a : am
Lincoln Long Plne....b 7:40 am
Deadwood A Lincoln.... a 2:60 pm
f -it sner A Wyoming. ....d 2:50 um
Hastings-Albion b 2:60 pm
Wabash.
St. Loula Exprsss 4:30 pm
St. Louis Local (from-
Council BlutTs) 1:16 am
Shenandoah Local (from
council uiurrs). i:pn
Mlaeoarl Pac-ISe.
St. Loula Express a 9:30 Am
K. C. & Bt. L. Kx all:15 pm
Inlus Parlflo.
Tha Overland Limited.. a 9:40 am
Colo. A Cala. Ex a 4:10 pm
Chicago-Portland Sp'L.a 4:20 pm
Eastern Express.........
Columbus Local b 6:00 pm
Colorado Special., a 7:49 am
a 8:06 pm
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a 4:60 am
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a 8:10 pm
a 7:36 am
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Chicago special
nemrice i.ocul o s:ao pm
Faat Mall... a 8:60 am
Illlaula Central.
Chicago Express ..a 7:26 am
Chicago Limited a 7:60 pm
Minn & Bt. faui Ex...b 7:26 am
Minn A Bt. Paul Ltd. .a 7:60 pm
Chicago, Milwaukee A Bt. Pi
Chicago Daylight Ex... a 7:66 am
California-Oregon Ex. ..a fi if. r,,..
Overland Limited a :20 did
Dea M. A OkoboJI Ex.. a 7:66 am
BIRLINGTON STATION lilTH A MASON
BurltasTtoa.
Leave.
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. b 3:67 pm
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a 8 65 pin
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Denver California
Northwest Kxpreas..
Nebraska points
Lincoln Faat Mail...
V,.rt Crook A Platta
mouth t I K pm
Bellevua A Plattamouth.a7.o4 pin
itetievue at racino
Junction a 8:80 am
Denver Limited .
Chicago Special 7:10 am
Chicago Expresa a 4:00 pm
Chicago Flyer .a 8:06 pm
Iowa Local a 9:16 am
St. 1-ouls Express a 4:26 pm
Kansas City A St. Joe..al0:46 pm
Kansas City St. Joe. .a 9:15 am
Kaunas City A Bt. Joe. .a 4:26 pm
WEBSTER DEPOT 16TH A WEBSTER
Mlaaaart Paelae. :
Nebraska Local via - " '
Waepi ig Water b I 6o pm.' bll 40 am
raleaca, at. raal, Mtanaolla A
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''win City Passenger.... b 4:30 am b 9:10 pin
Bloux City Paaseuger..a 2:u0 pin all iO ant
Oakland Loral b I 46 pm b 9:10 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, d Dally
ixeepl tUtiurda. tJaUjr sacapi Monday.
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA
COUNCIL
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells drugs.
LefTert's glasses fit.
8tockert sells carpets.
Domestic rooking, 38 No. Main at.
Duncan sells the best school shoe.
Night school at Western Iowa college.
Drs. Woodbury, dentists, 80 Pearl at.
For rent, modern house. 728 Sixth sv.
Duncan does the oeat repairing, 23 Main.
Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. S. H., Ogden, a
son.
Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Mc
Nlece, a son.
John Cromble died last night at his home,
2608 Fifth avenue.
Fyrogrnphy outfits and supplies. Alex
ander, U3.1 Broadway.
A successful, progressive, substantial
school la the Western Iowa college.
Missouri oak dry cordwood 14 cord deliv
ered. Wm. Welch, 16 N. Main st. Tel. li.
Friday evening, Merrlam block, annual
Bale and basur. Myrtle Lodge of Honor.
The Woman'a auxiliary of Grace Epis
copal church will meet this afternoon
at the rectory.
v Twenty-four karat' gold plated photo
frames, the latest thing out. BorWlck, ill
S. Main. Tel. 683.
Mr. and . Mra. Frank L. Chapman of
Easton, Pa., are guests of Mr. and Mra.
H. H. Van Brunt.
Mr. and Mrs. John Keller will leave tomorrow-
for Los Angeles, Cal where they
will spend the winter.
There will be a special meeting this even
ing of Harney chapter, Order of the East
ern Star, In Masonic hall.
Take notice, all old accounts not settled
at once will be gh-en an attorney or col
lector. Settle now and save costs. George
S. Davis.
Sam Friedman has complained to the
police that two sneak thieves abducted an
overcoat from a dummy in front of his
store on Broadway.
Council Bluffs lodge of Elks will enter
tain its members and thdr friends at a
card" patty at th? club house Thursday
evening of next week.
Judge Mcpherson will hold a apeclal ses
sion of federal court todny to adjudicate
certain matters In connection with the
Green Cattle company bankruptcy case.
,ooo lbs. to the ton guaranteed. Morton
Bridenstein, the new firm. Prompt aerv
Ice, best coal and wood, lowest prices.
Yards, 14th avenue and 6th St. Tel. 182.
John Llnder began ault In the district
court Against Karl Karrer, the convicted
Treynor bank robber, to recover 81,100 al
leged to be due on promissory notes and
on merchandise account.
Deputy City Clerk E. B. Bowman has
been appointed secretary of the Park board
In place of N. C. Phillips, who will leave
shortly for Portland, Ore., where he and
his family will make their home.
Lily Camp Aid society will meet Friday
at the home of Mrs. Ctierrlngton. 614
North Twenty-third street, Omaha. Mem
bers will meet at Broadway and Pearl
streets at 10:30 a. m. and go In a body.
Justice Ouren performed the marriage
ceremony yesterday for Walter Clatter
buck and Susan Wilson, both of Potta
wattamie county, and Theodore Pederson
and Olga Martlnsen, both of this city.
Dr. H. B. Jennings left Tuesday night
for Cl'icaRo to attend the annual conven
tion of the Rock Island railway surgeons.
He will return to cloae up his buslnes9
affairs before leaving to Join hia family
In a trip to Europe.
County Treasurer Conslgny yesterday
turned over from the November tax col
lections 82,163.27 to Treasurer McUee of
the school district: 83,621.67 to City Treas
urer True and 8169.89 to Treasurer Dere
ahelm of the Park board.
The recelpta In the general fund of the
Christian home last week amounted to
86H5.01, being 8396.02 above the needs of the
week and decreasing the deficiency In this
fund to date to 37,235.64. In the manager's
fund the recelptB were only $1, ' being
834 below tha needs of the week and "In
creasing the deficiency to 8610.10 in this
fund to date.'
Rooms and cafe. Ogden Hotel.
Lttie Interest In Y. W. r. A';'-
The meeting held yesterday afternoon at
the residence of Mrs. C. G. 8aundra on
Oakland avenue for tho purpose of consid
ering the advisability of organizing a
Young Woman's Christian association' In
this city did not bring out a very large at
tendance and the prevailing; opinion among
the women present was that it wa not Junt
the proper tlmo to organise. Committees
were aDDolnted to canvass the city with
a view of ascertaining if there was a need
of such an association and how many yoouig
women would bo likely to become members
If one was organised.
The 'matter wa presented to the meet
ing by Miss McElroy of Des Moines, state
organizer. Mrs. Harford and Mrs.. Byera
of th Omaha association were present and
told of the benefit the young women of
that city received by having aucn an in
stitution. N. T. Plumbing Co. Tel. 280; night, FS67.
Attempt at Incendiarism.
Word was received yesterday morning
that an attempt to burn the new two
story hotel In the town of McClelland, on
the Great Western, had been made by
an Incendiary. Only meager details were
received, but It was stated that coal oil
or gasoline was poured over the outside
of the building, but the blaze fortunately
was discovered In time to extinguish It
before any damage was don. It was
stated further that a certain person was
suspected o9 starting the fire and that an
arrest might be made at any moment
Plumbing and heating-- Blxby A Son.
George Mathesoa Weds.
George Matheson of Weston and Stella
Vincent of Ascot were married yesterday
afternoon In this city by Justice Ouren.
The groom Is the young man who was
sentenced to eight years In tha penitentiary
for shooting Constable Baker of this city.
His case has. been appealed to the su
preme court and will come up at the spring
term. He Is. at present out on bonds in
the sum of 86,000.
Has. wiasLoirs
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OTHER PRISONERS UP FOR SENTENCE
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Plea Did ot Help Them
o Marta.
Carl Karrer. who robbed the bank at
Treynor. In., on October 8. wea yesterday
sentenced by Judge Oreen In district court
to twelve years' imprisonment in the peni
tentiary at Fort Madison.
Karrer was accompanied In court by his
attorney, S. W. Wadaworth. and when
asked by the court If he had anything to
say. replied that he had not. In passing
sentence Judge Green rehearsed the circum
stances of the crime and dwelt at some
length on the fact of Karrer having locked
Miss Flood In the vault where she might
have suffocated to death. In which event
Karrer would have had to face a charge
of murder Instead of robbery. In view of
the fact that Karrer had entered a plea
of guilty and the money had been recov
ered, this had tended to mitigate the pun
ishment which would have been Imposed
the court stated, and added further that
If this had not been the case there would
have been no reason why he should not
have received the maximum sentence of
twnty years.
Karrer, when sentence was Imposed, smiled
and heaved a deep sigh, evidently thank
ful that the auspense was ended and that
he knew his fate which was undoubtedly
less severe than he had anticipated. He
accompanied the officers back to the county
Jail without saying a word.
Karrer's robbery of the bank was a par
ticularly foolhardy ' crime. . The fact that
he lived In the town where he conducted
a saloon made him especially well known,
and despite his attempt at disguise Miss
Flood easily recognised his voice when at
the point of a revolver he forced her to
hand over such money as wns In. the bank
and then ordered ber into the vault which
he closed.
The robbery was committed on the day
of the German celebration in Council
Bluffs when nearly all the citizens of Trey
nor were" In this city participating in the
festivities. Karrer took part In the parade
In the morning, but as soon ns that was
over drove back to Treynor and committed
the robbery. After committing the robbery
he left his team and buggy about two and
a half miles from Treynor and then walked
back to the town, but Instead of going
to his own home, hid In the Olderog hotel.
Bloodhounds brought here from Beatrice
followed his tracks to the Olderog hotel
and Karrer, who' had been urldcr suspicion
from the start, was arrested. With the
exception of a small amount the money
taken from the bank waavrecqvered. Fi
nancial thoubles, It Is said,, led Karrer to
commit the crime.
"Louis Brown and George AVatklns, the
negroes who robbed a suliKijj and barber
shop on South Main street were,, each
sentenced to four yeara In the Fort Madlsop
penitentiary; two years and a. half the
charge of breaking Into' tile 'saloon and
eighteen months for the robbery at the
barber shop. They jevldentlv, expected by
pleading guilty to" have received lighter
sentences, as on leaving the court room
they declared to the officers that their
plea of guilty had apparently not done
them much good.
James Ralph, the young. farm hand who
stole 830 and a gold watch from his room
mat, escaped with four months In the
county Jail. It was shown that Ralph,
who had previously borne an excellent rep
utation, committed the theft while under
the Influence of liquor.
Lodge Elect lone.
Lily camp. Royal Neighbors of America,
haa elected these officers for the ensuing
year: Mrs. A. F. Wilson, oracle; Mrs.
Richard Limme, vice oracle; Mrs. George
B. Selbold, chancellor; Mrs. Frank Bar
low, marshal; Mrs. Iaura J. Morris, re
corder; Mra. John Barr, receiver; Mrs.
Stephen Heart, inner sentinel; Mrs. A.
Streeter, outer sentinel; Dr. M. B. and
Susan MoO. - Snyder, physicians; Mrs.
Laura J. Morris, delegate; Mrs. W. L.
Kirkland. alternate.
Concordia lodge No. 62, Knlghta of Pyth
ias, has elected the following officers:
Chancellor commander, Edward Steepy;
vice chancellor,' Henry Hermani prelate, C.
E. Cooper; master of the work, Clem F.
Kimball; keeper of records and seals, Frank
Klgan; master of finance, B. Crocker; mas
ter ' of ' exchequer, - Jv J. KUen;' master-at-arms,
., F. Hamilton; Inner guard, James
Dubonl; outer guard, Charles Hood; trus
tees, J. T. Sullivan, Clem Kimball, G. B.
Patterson.
Cannlnar Factory Located.
It was practically decided yesterday that
the factory 'of the Growers' Canning com
pany la to be located on the 'south aide
of Ninth avenue, between Seventh and
Klghth streets, where the necessary track
age will be afforded by the Great West
ern railroad. Tha commercial agent of
the Great Western Is expected here today
or tomorrow, when the question of , loca
tion will be definitely settled.' -
A representative of the Hastings Indus
trial company of Chicago, which will In
stall the plant, la In the city and the mo
ment the question of location la decided
arrangements for the erection of the
buildings will be made and the work of
construction begun.
elect Line of Leather Goods at
Le Vert's.
Consisting of card cases, pocketbooks, hand-
Dags, noteooosa, cigar cases, wallets and
billhooks, playing card oases, etc. gome
plain, others sterling silver ad solid gold
mounted.. Our prices the lowest for this
high quality of goods.
Real Estate Transfers.
These transfera were reported to The
Bee December 7 by the Title Guaranty and
Trust company of Council Bluffs:
Mary Ellen Halladay et al. to R. A.
James, part original plat lot HI, q
e. d t .7.1 x
John King to Ellen W. Crowe, lot 15,
block 4u, Ferry addition, w. d 8 000
B. H. Tenhagen and wife to J. H
Meacham, lot 8, block 8, Oakland.
w. d 8,000
J. H. Meacham to Al. A. Lenocker. lot
f, block , Oakland, w. d 4000
Sheriff to J. W. Bqulre, trustee, lot 8
block 8, Cochran's addition, s. d 1,00
Five transfers, total .$1,323
Breaches ana Searf Pins.
The finest line of brooches and a,-rni
In the" city. Ws guarantee the quality and
our price the lowest. . ,
' LEFFBRT. Jeweler,
, ' Broadway.
.. Mae of Beys Located.
' Tk- .1, V. ..-! .... m.A . A . I
a -umiui iivm menjijr Inat
Walter Konkler, one of the two boys that
made their escape Tuesday night from tha
Juvenile detention ward in the county court
houhe. had returned to hia home on North
JUghth street II being understood- that
the boy could be got at any time that tils
presence In court was necessary, no effort
was made yesterday by the officers to re
arrest him.
Arnold Solomon, the Omaha boy who
made his escape with young Konkler, Is
still at large nnd the local officers are of
the opinion that he may have returned to
Omaha.
Pnbllahlnar Company In Tronhlc.
Members of the Danish Publishing com
pany last evening filed an application for
the appointment of a receiver for the
Danske Fnlketidende. the Danish news
paper of this city. The application Is the
result of a suit brought by the Commercial
National bank of this city to recover on
promissory notes given by members of the
publishing company prior to the recent re
orgnnlxatlon. Jacob Hansen and William Larsen. the
petitioners, allege that the paper was
turned over to Axel Andersen and C. P.
Christiansen, who are now publishing It,
but they have paid nothing for It. Hansen
and IJirsen further allege that Andersen
and Christiansen are about to remove the
plant to Omaha. The plant,' the con
tend, should be made subject to the In
debtedness to the bank.
Judge Oreen Issued an order plnclng the
property In statu quo until the applica
tion for a receiver la heard and deter
mined. Tha hearing on the application Is
set for Saturday, December 17, In district
court.
Fine Silver Toilet Seta at Lcffert'a.
We have a large and beautlfu line of
silver toilet svts, "gray finish," and most
artistic designs, consisting of brush, comb
and mirror. Prices at to up to 8D and 810.
according to the pattern. Call In; we would
like to show them to you.
Marrlnare Licenses.
Licenses to wed were Issued yesterday to
the following: 1
Name nnd Residence. " Age
Lionel Walker, Omaha l'3
lxiuise Fuller, NOmaha 26
Theodore Pederson. Council Bluffs 30
Olga Martlnsen, Council Bluffs 20
C. J. Bergqulst, Omaha 8
Hilda L. Olson, Council Bluffs i5
Ueorge Matheson, Weston, la "i
Stella Vincent, Ascot, la ,vj
Walter Clatterbuck, Po:awattamle
county, Iowa 21
SuBun Wilson, Pottawattamie county, la "is
Coart Work at Logan.
LOGAN, la.. Dec. 7.-(8pecl.a)-At the
November term of the Harrison county
district court, still In session here, the
matter of the Curtis ditch has been set
tled. Fred Powley was awarded 8412.5)
damages, sustained from the drainage
ditch. In the matter of Abraham Love
less against Viola end W. T. Brown the
plaintiff claimed that Brown obstructed a
stream which ran through the fnrms of
both parties, thereby seriously damaging
the Loveless land by overflow. It was de
cided In the favor of the defendant. The
matter of G. F. Detwller against Harrison
Yount, In which the plaintiff claimed that
Younfs bull had broken Into his pasture
and gored two horses to death and serl
ounly maimed ,a third, waa decided by
giving the plaintiff a verdict of 8410.
A criminal case, the State of Iowa
against E. A. Quick, Is now on . trial.
Quick In a farmer living near Dunlap and
Is charged with stealing hogs. The cuse
has not yet been decided.
Frank Wilson, the tramp who stole some
goods from Ed Bradley, a Missouri Val
ley clothier, several weeks ago, pleaded
guilty and waa aent to the Fort Madison
penitentiary for the term of one yeur.
Corn llnsklna Extraordinary. -
FAHKAOt'T, la.-. Dex. 7.-(3pec!al.)Ora
Hopkins, son of Stanley Hopkins, a promi
nent farmer living three and one-half miles
northwest of this place, husked 217 bushels
and twenty pounds of corn In ten hours.
The record Just made Is believed to eclipBe
the existing authentic records. The corn
was husked on the farm of Jack Farwell,
welshed on R. Whlsler & Sons' scales and
delivered to Ross A Ferre! for seed. The
corn was husked as clean, If not cleaner,
than by the average hunker und the old
style 6-cent husking pegs were used. A
year ago Charles Rennack, while husking
two miles southeast of this place, per
formed the feat of husking m bushels and
sixteen pounds In the same time, which was
then heralded as a world's record, und
later In the season Mr. Rennack bested the
Illinois cham;ilon by several bushels in a
seven-hour contest. Mr. Hopkins' work wee
witnessed here today by a lurge number
of people from all directions.
Old Soldier Hangs Himself.
MARSHALLTOWN. Ia.. Dec. 7.-(Speclal
Telegram.)-Wm. Wlnksteln. an old soldier
was found this morning sitting on the edge
of his bed, like a man .putting on his
snoes, witn a rope around his neck and
laaienea 10 me peapost. He had been
aeaa ror some time. It Is supposed that
he had tied tha rope to the bedpost and
thrown himself down, .' dying slowlv bv
strangulation. A cotton hahndkerchlef had
been put under , the rope to keep it from
hurting his throat. His neck was not
broken. There is no known cause for the
suicide, and a careful search of all his
belongings failed to shed any light,
Prthlans Choose Officers.
MISSOURI VALLEY. Ia., Dec. 7.-(Spe-clal.)
The Missouri Valley Knights of
Pythias lodge has elected the following
officers to serve during the coming year:
C. C, J. .B. Lyon; V. P., Adin Brown;
P., R. L. Kendall; M. of W.. E. C. Shaffer;
K. of R. 8., E. D. Bradley; M. of F R.
U Llndsley; M. of E., J. S. McGavem;
M. of A.. Earl Beagle; O. G.,' Morris
Hearn; I. G., W. E. Smith; trustees. G.
S. Osborn, C. W. Kellogg and R. L. Ken
dall. Installation ceremonies will be held
on the evening of Monday, January 2.
New Record In Hogs.
SIOUX CITY, Ia., Dec. 7.-Speclal Tele
gram.) All records for a single day In hog
receipts were smashed on the Sioux City
market today by the arrival of 160 cara, or
9.8uO hogs. The largest previous day was
December 3, 1889, when 8,665 hoga were re
ceived. The receipts for the year se far
are 8,000 past the million mark.
Woman Is Adjudged Insane.
ONAWA, Ia., Dec. 7. (Special.) Mrs
Alice B. Kelly, who Uvea near Mapleton,
- . AxA Ina.n. a r A maTi ... Ka V. . '
was adjudged Insane ana sent to the hos-
pltal at Cherokee toua. 1
bud snrnS(rll
Ail ot tms can be aroided,
howerer, by the use of Mother's Friend before baby comes, as this
great liaiment always prepares the body for the strain upon it, and
preset Tes the symmetry of her form. Mother' Friend overcomes all the
ianger of child-birth, and carries the expectant mother safely through
this critical period without pain. It ia woman's greatest blessing.
Thousands gratefully tell of the benefit and reiief derived from the
at of this wonderful
- remedy. Sold by all -1
druggists at . ao per ;
bottle. Our little
book, telling all about
this liniment, will be aent free.
Jli Bn.fUI. Rtrilator Ci, Atiiitv U
FIRST HANGING IN YEARS
Oslorcd Man to fay Penalty for Murder of
Hia Tonner Sweetheart
CASHIER'S BONDSMEN FIGHT PAYMENT
Wife of Secretary Shaw to Be In Dea
Molnea Soon and Several Social
Fnacllona Planned In
Her Honor.
(From a Staff Correspondent )
DK9 MOINES. Dec. 7. (Special. .-Preparation
are now under way for the first
legal hanging In Iowa In many years. ThU
will be the hanging o( Joseph C. 8ml. h,
colored, In the penitentiary at Fort Madi
son, December SO next. Smith is a young
negro who followed his old sweetheart to
Iowa from Vlrglnli. She was Mrs. Ida
Canady, who had married a miner of Bux
ton and waa living happily. Smith lame to
Buxton, and, aeeurlng employment, began
rooming at tha Canady home. Canady be
came Jealous, trouble followed and the evi
dence showed that Pmlth had tried hard
to lead Mra. Canady astray. One day he
arose early In the morning and had a
quarrel with Mra Canady about his break
fast, after which he went out and, securing
a shotgun, came beck to the hou-e and
shot her dead In. her kitchen. He fled and
was pursued across tho country, but was
finally captured and brought back. He
confessed and was given the death s ntence
by Judge Roberts oi Ottumwa. He has
made no appeal either r review of the
case by the supreme court, of which he ha
a right, nor for clemency, and the law will
be allowed to take Its course.
There waa much Interest this week at
Albla In a similar case In which Judge
Roberts Jiad the duty of Imposing sentence.
This was the case of Joseph Hodgeny,
who murdered his sweetheart. Ella T'ndera
tlon. He stood trial and was convicted of
murder In the first degree. The only de
fense attempted was that of Insanity, but
Judge Roberts In this case Inflicted only
life Imprisonment.
Bondsmen Will Kvnde Payment.
There Is In sight an Interesting legal bat
tle over the loss In the Wapello Savings
bank due to the KS.OW defalcation of
Cashier W. H. Colton. The directors made
provision for retorlng the capital stock
after Impairment and the stockholdets were
called upon to make good the entire cefal
catlon. They have also commenced ault
against the cashier'a bondsmen, but this
la restated on the ground that the directors
did not perform their duty in relation to
the bank. Colton has commenced his term
of Imprisonment in the penitentiary, his
case establishing a quick-time record. He
was arrested. Indicted, pleaded gui.ty. was
sentenced and placed In prUon all In one
day. Colton had held the esteem and con
fidence of the people to a wonderful degree
and It Is still much of a mystery how he
managed to get rid of the money which
was stolen.
Organise a Sew Bank.
The state auditor today chartered the
Shannon City Savings bank to b.gln busi
ness December 8, with 818,000 capital; J. E.
Blgelow, cashier. j
Tho secretary of state received the fol
lowing articles of Incorporation: Farmers'
Incorporated Co-operative society of Sols
berg. ln Wright county, Ia.; capital. 125.-000-
V H. Brooks, president; I. L. Cun-delV-secretary.
Manning' Ccal company.
Keosauqua; capital. $1,000. Grand Central
Tea company, Davenport; capita, 810 000
William Stuhr and others. Clare Mutual
Telephone company or v.wu-.
capital, 810.000; Charles Donahue, president
J. A. Ridden, secretary.
rn Drain Island Lake.
Th state executive council today de
xa rn draining another of the many
Iowa lakea that are wanted for farming
purposea. Thla Is Island laae. in nui.u.
. -nnntv. a considerable body of water,
which has become lurgely a swamp. Tha
report of the state engineer presented to
the council Is ravornnie 10 araum, m
Ulce and sale to those Who Claim owner
ship now. The lake bed waa sold by
u.miiinn county a few yeara ago and
owners of farm lands nearby are oppos
Ing the drainage. It Is one of the lakes
that will be drained early next spring, the
council already having given orders for
a number of such drains.
' Mra. ghavr In lira. Molnea.
Mrs. Leslie M. Shaw and daughter, Enid
are In Des Moines and while here this
week have been the recipients of many
social honors. Two or three big recep
Hons were arranged for. them at a new
mansion built by a local doctor on West
Grand avenue. Invitations are also ou
for a social function to meet Secretary
and Mrs. Shaw next week and It Is stated
here that Secretary Shaw will be In the
city at that time, but In political circles
nothing la known of his visit. The opinion
widely, prevails here that Shaw will flot
be in the cabinet after March 4. but doubt
is expressed as to his returning to Iowa
to live.
Modified the Sentence.
Judge Smith McPherson this afternoon
modified the ten years' sentence Imposed
upon Andrew Sorenson and Frank H'odge
to three and one-half years on each count
or seven years In al). The men were con
vlcted of the Van Meter postofflce rob
bery, and the court stated that he modi
fled hta previous order because of Soren
son 's wife and children, dependent upon
Sorenson and ao each man will serve
him. He held that Hodge ahould not suf
fer greater punishment than that given to
seven years.
Hcbekaha . Elect Officers.
MISSOURI VALLEY. Ia.. Dec. 7.-(Spe-clal.)
At the regular meeting of the Lil
lian lodge No. 20, Daughters of Rebekah.
the following officers were elected to
serve during the coming year: N. O., Mrs
Rachel Cou; V. G., Mrs. Ella Fisher;
T Mrs. Mary Hansen; R. 8., Olga
Btrobehn; P. B Mrs. Helen Heath. The
Installation ceremonies will be held at the
first regular meeting in January. On the
evening of Saturday, December 17, Missouri
Valley's Lillian lodge will tender
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a re
ception to the visiting lodge from Mag-
noil a.
Eery wosnan eorttt
shapely, pretty fignr), and
many of them deplore th
lost of hesT girlish forms
after marriage. The bearing
of children it often destructive '
to the mother's, shapeliness.
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WHY WOMEN
HAVE PAINS
A Few Facts That Every Woman
Should Know About tier In
ternal Arrangements.
SCIENCE AND SENSE.
Yos are L)ln lp for Yosrielf Los Year
of Ssfierinf and Melancholy Refrets, ,
by Neflectinf- Yoar Paint Today.
Interesting Information Reaardlnat
Simple Way of Heatorlnsr Health
o All Sick Women.
W0NDERFU. RESULTS RECORDED.
NEW YORK, 10. 7 -(Special ) " Is
bold tnan who will venture to break away
from all the traditions of the medical pro.
fesslon, and give the public a few plain
facts In langunge that they can understand,
Yet that Is what I am going to do.
What I have to say ill be addressed tS
all women young women, wives, mothers,
grandmothers.
Hut men who have women folks, whoss
health nmy depend on their care or advice,
will also find these fncts of value.
I want you, my friend, to bear In mind
one thing:
No woman should ever consent to suffer
Pnln.
Life Is hard enough, In Its worries and
fears, without the nddltlonal torture oi
J'aln.
Some peoplo sny Pnln Is a symptom
Rut I say it is a disease.
It Is a quivering of the nerves, which caa
be set at rest by the proper medicine.
Understand me; I am got advocating ths
use of a Pain Reliever but a Pnln Cure.
, Wine of Cardul Is a cure for women's
pains.
It Is the only one.
If you try It, you will see.
You know something about the nerves.
One of their, rriatn functions is to act
upon the blood vessels, and to so act upon
them as to Insure that the tissues are
properly fed, the waate and repair of ths
body properly balanced, perfect health
properly maintained.
Wherever there la a blood vesael there Is
also a tiny nerve, like a patrolman, polic
ing his beat and keeping traffic open.
Kvery now and then If something la
wrong he calls up central and reports.
You FEBL the bell ring.
It SOUNDS to you like a Pain. !
Meantime there la great activity through
out your- body, one-tenth of which you
hardly feel.,
The desk sergeant In your head fills up a
patrol wagon with white blood cells dls-esHc-quellers
and down they rush to ths
seat of trouble.
Oh, there are a thousand Intricate little
things done, that It would take a beck te
tell, and which all mean one thingf
YOUR NATURAL LIFE FORCK3 ARB
TRYING TO GET RID OF TUB
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When they are too weak to do this, ths
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perhaps, off and on, al) your life.
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Take Wine of Cardul.
It Is a reinforcement of your natural
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That's all.
Yes; but It's enough.
Wkrte of Cardul Is a, cure for Women's
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woman, by reason of her special, womanly .
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