-THE--OMAHA DAILY BEEi THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1906.
HORSES AND wagons for sale
FOR 8A LE Horsed, hih clM, high set
tn, well bred slnnle drivers; matched
pair, young, sound. Isre, also speed
prospects and horses with records. Tnee
horses on sale at Genoa, Neb., after My
I'J. Come or write. Robert Pullman.
Oenoa, Neb P-M10J 20
MVST Kelt rny open family Surrey, cheap,
almoit new, roomy. Telephone Harney
C3. l MjH9 iiO
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED To buy second hand furniture,
stoves, carpets, clothea and ahnra. Fay
th beat prices. Telephone Ijouelas 3071.
tiyi-W 35
WHEN y" havf any old clothea to aeil
call red 1928; beat prlcea. K (43 23
PRINTING
LYNGSTAD High Grade 13 Calendars.
ri.ri " K. corner 16th Bt. and
& JORVE, canltol Ave. -HS6
ENORA VINO and printing. Kotera A
Co.. lulO Howard. Tel. lxiuglaa 2007.
-29?
CEMENT BLOCK MACHINERY
CONCRETE MIXERS.
Tarp Construction Co., 203 Neville Bik
Mllea faca down cement block machine.
MoT Ml
PLUMBING
CALI, JOHNSON for quirk aervlcea and
low prices, ihli liarney. Tel. Doug. tv.w,
M 47J1S
' OSTEOPATHY
J 'UNSON Jnatltute. 411 N. Y. t Tel. Doug.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
i KUPOHALS FUJI BEEF AND ML T'i'ON
uuice of .Chu t Commissary. (Imam. No
I'latKa, April JO, limb. Sealed propoxMls, In
triplicate, will be received here until 11
o'clock a. m., central atundard time, May
14. and men publicly opened for turn-
isntng aucu freen pcef and mutton aa may
lie required by tiio tiubslsience Uepartmeiu
L'. 8. Army, at Omaha, Form Omaha
crook, Molirum and Koblnson, Neb., Foi l
Dea iklolnca, luua, runs lJeaven worth.
Kltey, and Military prlHon at Fort Leaven
worth, Kanaua; Forta Mackenxle, D. A.
KWKtU and Wuahukie. yo.: rort Meade,
t. !., and JeCcrson Tlarracks and Arcadia
Rifle Range, Mo., during the nix months
i ommencing July 1, lSMiti. Proposals will
also be received until 10 o'clock a. m.. moun
tain atandard time at Forta Niobrara and
rtohlnson. . Nebraska. Forts D. A. Husseli,
Washakie and Mackenzie, Wyo., and Fort
Meade, S. 1) , and until 11 o clock a. m.,
central atandard time, at Forts Omaha and
Crook,. Nebraska, Fort Do Moines. Iowa,
Inrm Leavenworth. Riley and Military
1'rinon at Fort Leavenworth, Hansaa, and
Jrfteraon liurracks. Mo., and opened at
poata by rehpectlve commissaries, each
jeceiviiisT Drunosals for his own pout only.
Information mrnished on application here
or to commissary at post authorized to
open proposals. U. 8. reserves the right
to relect anv or all Droponala or any part
thereof. Envelop should ba marked "Pro
posals for Fresh Reef and Mutton," and
addressed to undersigned or commissury
at post authorized to receive proposals
T. B. f I ACK KR, Captain, Commissary,
Chief Commissary.
. A 21 23 24 25-M16 17
PROPOBA1.S FOR MACHINERY, KN
' glne, printing press, etc., Pipestone, Minn.,
May 12, l!iut. Bieued proposals, plainly
nisrkedi on the outslda of the sealed en
velope "proposals for machinery, tooin,
etc.. " and addressed to th undersigned at
prpestone, Minn., will be received at the
'Indian achool until 2 o'clock p. m. of
Saturday, June 2, 1906, for furnishing and
delivering a planer, cat-off saws, drill,
' engine lathe, mortising machine, band
hw, 10-horse power gasollno engine, one
printing press, type, etc., as per list and
specifications obtainable at the achool. Hlri-
ders luuat state In their bida the proposed
price of each article to be offered under
contract. The right la reserved to reject
any. bid, or any part of any bid, if deemed
for the best Interest of the Berviee. Each
bid must be accompanied by a certliicd
check er draft upon some United States
, dfDQjltoj-y . solvent national bank, 'made
.Payable to the' order bf the Commissioner
of Indian AffalrB, for at least 6 per cent
. of the amount of the proposal, which check
' or draft shall be forfeited' to the United
Btates In case a bidder receiving an award
shall fall to execute promptly a satisfac
tory contract In aicoidnnie with his bid,
otherwise, to be returned to the bidder.
Bids accompanied by cash In lieu of certi
fied check will not be considered,
W. 8. CAMPBELL, Supt.
M15-17-ll-22-4-26-?9-31-JJ
'. CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMASTERS
Otlice, Foil Dei Moines, Iowa, May
II, 11M Sealed proposals, In triplicate,
will be received here until ip. m., atandard
lime.. June. J,-19fn, for constructing, plumb
ing, steam heating and electric wiring at
Fort Dea Molnea, Iowa, 1 set field officers'
-quarters, 1 double set lieutenants' quarters,
double aet N. C. staff oftloers' quarters, 1
table for draft animals, 1 quartermaster s
; workshop, civilian employes' quarters, all
, to be liikk buildings, and 1 band stand,
frame. Information furnished on appli
cation here, or at Depot (juarteriiiaa
te.r's . Office. U. 8. Army, at Chicago,
III. , Bt. Louis, Mo., and Omaha, Neb.
United States reserves the right to accept
or reject any or all proposals, or parts
thereof. Envelopes containing proposals
should be endorsed "Proposals for "
- and addressed M. W. Rowell, Q.. M.
.; ' M-14-li-lS-17-29-31
CONSTRUCTING JJUAIITERMASTER'B
! Office Fort Crook, Nebraska, May 14,
1M. Sealed proposals. In triplicate, sub
ject to the usuul conditions, will be re
ceived here until 10 o'clock a. in., central
. atandard t me, June 2, 1!06, at which time
they will p opened In public, for the con
struction of four additions to and eight
.'new toilet rooms In present barracks bulld
' Ing No. 40, at Fort Crook, Nebraska. Plana
and specifications and blank forma of pro
posals may be obtained at this office or
at the office of the Chief Quartermaster,
Department of the Missouri, Omaha, Ne
braska. The right la reserved to reject
v any and all bids or part of bids. CAP
TAIN R. It. 8TOGSDALL. Captain and Q.
M . Si "th Infantry, Constructing Quarter
master. M14-1&-1S-17 J 1-2
CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMASTER'S
Office, Omaha, Nebraska. May 15, 11m).
Sealed proposals, In triplicate, subject to
the usual conditions, will be received here
until It O'clock a. in., central standard
time, June 9, lu6, at which time they will
be opened In public, for furnUhlng and in
stalling screens for door and window open
ings In various public buildings at Fort
Omaha. Nebraska. Snecirlcationa and blank
forms of proposals may be obtained at this
ounce. The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids or parts of bids. Major M.
Gray Zallnskl. Quartermaster V. B. Army,
Constructing Quartermaster.
M1B-H-17-1J-J8-
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
.' Sealed bids will be received up to 10
o'clock a. m June 2d, ltog, for the erec
tion of m brick school building In Valley,
Nebraska, for school district No. 33, Doug
' las county, Nebraska.
All bids must - be in strict accordance
with plane and spnciflcattotis prepared by
A. H. Dyer, architect, Fremont. Nebraska,
aud each bid must be accompanied with a
rertlaed check for 1200, payable to order
of ' Frank Kennedy, treasurer of above
mentioned school district, as a guaranty
that bidder will enter Into a satisfactory
contract and glvw a good and sufficient
bond for t be fulthfui pyformunce of the
contract.
The board reserves .the right to reject
any and all bids.
Plana. aud specifications may be seen at
the office of A. H. Dyer, architect, Fre
mont., Nebraska, at the office of L. P.
livers Valley, Nebraska, or at the Omilu
s Builders exchange. Omaha. C. 11. COY,
Director Valley, Nebraska, Board of Edu
cation. . NOTICE .rOR BIDS FOR STATE PR1NT
ING. Bids will be received by the State Print
Ing Board at the office of the secretary of
state at I-incln, Neb, on or before I
p. m., Wednesday, May 23, 190, for printing
and binding &.U reprint copies, each of vol-
times Nos. . 7. I, 13. 11. in and 27 of the Ne
braska supreme court reports.
Specifications for same can be found on
file In the office of the secretary of state
. AH bid must be accompanied by a bond
equal in amount to the probable coat of
the wmk bid upon. -The board reserves
the tlkl 10 reject any and all bids.
By LOU W. FRAZIER.
Secretary to the Board.
Lincoln. Neb., May 12. 1JG.
M-lJd 6tm
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
aa Fax as fayer. f 14W Year.
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA
COUNCIL
Office, 19 Fearf
BANKERS VISIT THE CITY
Attendance at Group Contention Lareer
Than Anticipated.
OFFICERS ELECTED FOR ENSUING YEAR
After Parana! Welcome and Response
Members Diacaaa Matters of 1
terest to Profession City
la Complimented.
In the absence of Mayor Macrae the dis
tinction of extending a welcome to the
bankers cif southwestern Iowa, who were
In nttendance yesterday at the nnu.il
meeting of group No. S, lnwa State Bank-
erg association, was aceoroea councilman
Robert W. Wallace, who In a few well
chosen words told the financiers that the
city was proud to be their host. The coun
try, he said, was under deep obligations to
the bankers, for the long continued era of
of prosperity, and referred to the fact that
while he was not one of their number he
hud served three years In one of the hanks
of this city and his experience gained there
he considered of priceless benefit to him In
his present business career.
J. 8. Duell of Mlsnourl Valley responded
to the address of welcome, hl speech be
ing an eloquent tribute to Council Bluffs
and Its people. He said In ptrt:
'It Is fast becoming real'lied that Council
Bluff's and not Chicago Is the center of
business for this section of the state. I
doubt If your people realize how the ad:
Jacent towns look to Council Bluffs for
guidance In financial matters."
The attendance at the morning session,
which was called to order by Chairman W.
H. Johnson of Logan, was considerably
larger than had been anticipated and there
were few late arrivals.
The election of officers was held at the
morning sesRion and resulted as follows:
Chairman, L. D. Goodrich, cashier 8tate
Bank of Neola: fcecretary, J. F. Lake of
Shenandoah. The former executive com
mittee was continued for another year.
The members are: E. E. Hart, president
First National bank. Council Bluffs; C. E.
Price, cashier Commercial National bank,
Council Bluffs; Dr. 8. J. Patterson, cashier
Dunlap State honk; August Bereahelm,
cashier Council Bluffs Savings bank; L. F.
Potter, president First National bank, Har
lan. L. D. Goodrich, the newly appointed
chairman of group Ho. 6, has been Us sec
retary for the litst two years.
Sanndem Talks on- Legislation.
Only four addresses were on the program,
the balance of the time being devoted to
an Informal discussion of matters of Inter
est to the members.
State Senatbr C. G. Saunflers of tbj City
was the first on the program and he give
an Interesting talk on "Recent Legislation."
He spoke of th following bills .recently en
acted: An act providing for the Investment
of state savings bank funds in the bonds
of drainage ditches.. An act. raining the
penalty for embezzlement from a maximum
of five to ten year or a fine the amount of
the embezzlement, or both.- This , law In
cludes a prohibition of loans to officer of
the. bank fxcejH: as aufJiotlz?d,ra.t ft meet
ing of the board of director, ' the official
seeking the loan not being rircaent. . The(
act Increasing the . number of. bank ex
aminers from four to five arid Including
loan and trust companies In the examina
tion. This law also provides that state
savings banks shall be examined In June
and December of each year and a report
made to the state auditor. The law author
izing the renewal or extension 'of the cor
porate life of state or savings banks. The
law' providing that in arriving at the as
sessment for taxation purposes, the amount
of capital Invested In real estate and shares
of corporations shall be reducted from the
total value of the stock. This law further
provides that banks mny have atock In
subsidiary corporations for the purposo of
erecting the buildings In which they do
business.
Senator Saunders also told briefly of bills
which failed of passage, among the number
being the one making It prima facie evi
dence of fraud for a bank to receive de
posits within thirty days of becoming In
solvent. Trials of Country Bankers.
James M. Kelly spoke on "The Trials of a
Country Banker," In which he suggested
that aa a matter of protection an act shquld
be passed requiring an educational test for
all bank employes from the cashier down,
the same as Is required of lawyers and
physicians.
Homer A. Miller of Des Molnea, Arthur
Reynolds of the same city, who Is chairman
of the executive committee of the Bankers'
National association and Dr. Patterson of
Dunlap, made Impromptu talks.
At the afternoon session R. H. Burton of
Sioux City talked on "Trust Companies"
A Skin of Beauty is Woy rorwrw;
DR. T. Folia Oouraud's Oriental
Croam er Magical Boautlflor.
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tiauea Clis Is lk C1umi Suia. Otudt saa Curap.
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OCEA STEAMERS.
FRENCH LINE
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LA PROVENCE, newest of lst leriathaas.
haviog passenger elevator, roof cafe, sad many
ethtr innovsuona Fleet of modern, figaataV
i wia-acrew sad Express Mesmers; naval om
rtn man-of-war discipline. Company s vuV
btiled trams Havre-ran. H hours.
LA BAVOIK . w
LA PROVENCE UT II
LA LORRAINE June I
LA TOl'HAINE , June 14
LA 8AVOIB - .1 June 21
SPkClAL Extra departures.' Use of sa
tire steamer at cheap second class rates.
Fur plans, reservations and lull inluioia
tlon call on. telephone, or write to
Harry K. Moor, 1601 Farnam Street
Louis Xecse, care Flrt National Bank
I. li. Ileynolda, iiOS Karaani Street
W. U. lvldaoii, 1312 Farnam Htrtef
ti. K. Abbot I. 134 Fsirnaan Slreci.
W. K. Horn. 1&2I Far nam Street.
Ageata ( Oanaaua
I
BLUFFS
St. Tel. 48.
and W. E. Mitchell of Sidney, who wn the
star speaker at the annual banquet of the
Commercial club of this city, made a
scholarly address, although he stated he
could not understand why he had been
placed on the program of such a meeting,
seeing he was neither a banker nor a
financier.
In the middle of the day the bankers
from out of town were the guests of the lo
cal members at a handsomely appointed
luncheon served In the Grand hotel.
Among those present were: C. I Vasa,
Dennison; G. J. Jamleson, Dunlap; D. L.
Helnshelrner, Glenwood; C B. Chrlsly, Mal
vern; Geo. W. Walters, Harlan; Frank
Cleklotz. Klrkman: H. D. Sllsby, Pisgah;
Clias. F. Nlpp, Mlneola; James M. Kelley,
Macedonia; C. O. Greenwood, Bllver City;
James Hunter. Mhulen; C. H. Harris, Bart
lett; F. Van Erdewzk. Carroll; C. P. Paul.
Glenwood; Ira Mcl'ormack, Tabor; Krnest
E. Hartp Council Bluffs; Arthur Reynolds,
Des Moines; E. F. Cotter, Neola; Carl F.
Kuehnle, Dennison; W. T. Preston, Dun
lap; Lewis Hass, Woodhlne; R. M. Ship-
man, Emerson; H. A. French, Glenwood;
Geo. W. Thomas. Red Oak; Ed F. Rose,
Clnrlnda; H. M. Pilsby,, Modnle; A. W.
Murphy, Pher.ondoah; F. A. Nash, Oakland;
J. F. Fake, Bhenandoah; Jno. 8. McGavren,
Missouri Valley; J. 8. Dewell, Missouri Val
ley; A. C. Mcltzen, Avoca; M. C. Harris,
Northboro; L. M. Iird, Mlneola; J. L. Van
Blyke, Manilla; H. R. Laird, Tabor; C. E.
Price, Council Bluffs; L. D. Goodrich,
Neola; Homer A. Miller, Des Moines; W.
11. Johnson, Iogan.
m:ver iiavf, coon rio
Been sold do I, on and on Koch Gany
Payments.
It is a well known fact that the A. Hnspe.
company are the oldest and largest deal
ers In pianos In the west, operating five
Mores, contracting for pianos In large
quantities and by their conservative meth
ods do sell pianos at prices that astonish
competition, It occurred to them that this
Idea of asking XS1 to 60 per cent more for
a piano than It was worth, then making
concessions and allowances In an Irregular
way, was not a fair proposition, so they
make only one price and that price is
b.-ued on the actual cost of construction.
You can't beat the other fellow, so be safe
and get your piano at A. Hospe company's,
33 South Main street.
Fine Farm.
Two hundred-acre farm five miles from
Missouri Valley. Good Improvements and
orchard. Cheap at $72 per acre. Wallace
Benjamin, room 1, First . National bank
building. Office telephone 203.
The thing a woman most desires is
beauty.- A spotless complexion and a beau
tiful figure. If you possess these points
now you want to preserve them, if you
possess only a part of the above points,
you want to Increase them. There is noth
ing on the market today that will preserve
and Increase your beauty any better than
Cream Ormonde.. It contains no fatty sub
stance, does not close the pores, but feeds
and nourishes the skin. We say positively
there is nothing on the market that will
equal It as a complexion and massage
cream. It is the result of years of hard
study by the finest experts In the world
on delicate and coarse skins. We claim the
highest degree of perfection has been at
tained In tills twentieth century product.
Graves, sole agent, 105 Pearl street. Coun
cil Bluffs.
Whiter Is now about over and you ought
to be looking around .for n nice driving
wagon or a surrey. Tou will find every
thing in that line at Van Brunt's big re
pository. Two hundred different styles to
choose from. Terms reasonable.
Absolutely pure unferroented grape Juice,
25c and 60c a bottle. Wash boilers, tl 26 to
$2.76. the best grade of boiler In the market.
Gasoline stoves, 12.26; garden tools, screen
wire, 1H per square foot. J. Olson, Tel.
113, 73 West Broadway.
Special sale on pairs and half pairs of
beautiful lace curtains, 60c to 1. Btockert
Carpet Coi
Porch and lawn furnitare. D. W. Keller,
101 Eouth Main.
Rest Easy.
.When your hard day's work la done get
a hammock and hang It in the cool shade
and take life easy for an hour or so. If
you hsvtn't got one go to Swalne &
Mauer, they have the best hammocks for
75o and up to 00.
Investigate our cheap land proposition In
eastern Colorado, 15 per acre for raising all
kinds of crops; good soil; best of water;
delightful climate. Excursions first and
third Tuesdays of each month. Bend lor
printed matter. F. C. Lougee, 124 Main
street. Council Bluffs, Is.
llerrick refrigerators are selling now. If
you want the best you Vant a Derrick. No
argument, come and see. . Price 115 to $33.
Style In atock all solid oak. Paddock ft
Handschy Hardware company.
Moloney's cigars bring thought in the
early morning; solace In time of woes;
peace In the hush of the twilight; balm and
sweetness if memory before your eyelid
close. Maloney's new location. SO Pearl.
CENTRAL FLOUR-JUS. Every sack
warranted. Central Grocery and Meat
Market.
Oo to Hicks' for your, money's worth In
tailoring. No bluff, either.
Wabash Ofllrlala la City.
Presld-nt t. A. Delano of the Wabash
railroad. Henry Miller, general manager.
and Richard Doyoe, superintendent, spent
a short time in Council Bluffs yesterday
arriving here at 1:30 o clock on a special
train from Moberly and leaving at
o clock over the Rock Island for Des
Moines, front where they go to St. Louis.
President Delano and party did not come
up town, but spent the short time they
were In the city inspecting the terminals.
The party was met here bw P. J. O'Brien,
insptctor of transportation, with head
quarters In St. Louts, and M. G. Carter,
trainmaster, with headquarters In Stan
berry. With President Delano was C. E. Perkins,
former pretident of the Burlington rail
road and now chairman of the board of du
rector of that road. Mr. Perkins was
traveling In Burlington private car, the
Blackhawk. The special train. Including
Mr. Perkins' ear, consisted of three
coaches. Over the Rock Island to Des
Moines It was piloted by a Rock Island
locomotive.
Follgola lira ms m f'lao.
Although Sam Karas, the prosecuting wit
nea, failed to appear, Chris Poligois
charged with the theft of 1100 from Karas
was fined IS and costs In Justice Gardl
ner's court yesterday. Poligois, like Karas,
is a Oreek and the hearing had' to be
conducted through an Interpreter. Poll
gols ad nitted having taken 110. wl.l.h Kara
asserted to tie his, but which Poligois dis
puled, and on tills admisaioa be wag fined
Kama, It was stated by sortie uf his
friends- who attended the lria, was. In
Colorado, but 'when PoIIrhIk was fined he
and his friends wanted to go out ajid con
sult Karas before he naid This the
court ststed wss not necessary and ntter
a lengthy and wordy conference between
Poligois and his friends he produced th
amount of the fine and costs.
nTE FOR THK t'OVSTY ORMtl.
Sessions to Re Held In This City June
11 to 1H.
The annual session of the Pottawattamie
county normal institute will be held In
Council Bluffs, June 11 to lfi. Inclusive.
County Superintendent MeManus explains
that the Institute Is veiled at that tlma
because it will best serve the interests of
all concerned. It could not be called
earlier because many of the si liools would
not he closed, and if called at a later
date teachers who r'an to. spend portions
of their vacations elsewhere would be
compelled to wait for this session of the
Institute.
Everything has been r'anned so as to
make this one of the most prolltablp ses
sions In the educational history of the
county. The old-time plan of conduction
recitations will have no rdaee in this ses
sion. The forenoon will be devoted to
conferences In the different departments
of the Inatitute. Four divisions have been
made In order to facilitate the work.
Scholarship and experience have be.'-n
made the basis of classlllcation. Two
periods In the afternoon, from 1:30 to 3;30
will be devoted to general lectures an
educational tonics. The afternoon pro
grams will he held in the auditorium of
the high school building; the morning
sessions In the recitation rooms of the
high school.
The instructors chosen for this year's
session are as follows: Dr. 1. W.
Howerth of the University of Chicago,
who will give a series of lectures on the
"Principles of Education." Dr. Howenh
has been one of the Instructors for the
lust four years at the Institute and his
selection again this year was at the re
quest of many of the teachers.
Miss Charlotte Reed, supervisor of pri
mary work In. the Marshalltown, la.,
schools, will give a series of addresses on
"Arts and Crafts In Education." Miss
Reed will bring With her a considerable
amount of material to Illustrate this work
and make It adaptable to all grades and
conditions of school work.
Principal 8. L. 'Thoma's of the Council
Bluffs High school has been Identified
with the Institute for several years past
and his work has boen very acceptable to
the teachers of this county. Prof.
Thomas will give a series of lectures on
physical science, covering In a general
way the matter and method of presenting
the subjects of physics and physiology.
Prof. L. J. White, superintendent of
schools af Walnut, la., will give a series
of lectures on civics and economics, cov
ering in a general way tho field of polit
ical science.
Miss Frances Wright, supervisor of music
In the public schools of Dubuque, la.,
will have charge of the work in music.
Miss Wright was formerly a teacher In the
Council Bluffs public' schools.
Prof. M. E. Crozier, superintendent of the
Avoca, la., schools, who has been. Identi
fied with the Institutes of this county for
many years, will present the work In ele
mentar- agriculture and manual training
and the best methods of Introducing same.
Miss Frances Tobey of Boston, a grad
uate of the Emerson School of Oratory.
ana ror tnrce year: ai teacher In that
institution, wllf alart' he one of the In
structors. Miss Tortey has ' traveled ex
tefislvely at hOrne a Ad abroad and la said
to be a woman of .hirtr 1deag and attain
ments and Is expected to be a strong addl
tlon to the corps of instructors.
Solid Comfort.
Rustle hickory and Adirondack silver
birch porch furniture, Vudor porch shades,
Vudor hammocks, Vudor hammock chairs.
If you want solid comfort on a hot summer
evening get Into one of aur Vudor ham
mocks or one of our Vudor hammock
chairs and you will get It. Keller-Farns-worth
Furniture Co.
Have you seen the beautiful rugs we
make out of old wornout carpets? Better
Investigate. It s worth while. We're put
ting out hundreds of them in the best
homes. Our man will call and explain.
'Phone 61, Council Bluffs Carpet Cleaning
and Rug Mfg. Co., 34 N. Main.
"In the springtime" everybody cleans
house; housekeepers are always on the
lookout for some agent to lessen this ardu
ous duty. "Old Dutch Cleanser Chases
Dirt." For a free demonstration see Mc
Afee's show window. ' "
If you prefer quality to quantity and
absolute satisfaction to yourself, get
Schmidt's photos. Always guaranteed to
please. 'Phone 857 ; 408 Broadway.
Chas. T. Officer has some big bargains In
residence property and vacant lots which
he is offering for sale now.
The cleanest and best restaurant in the
city, service prompt. The Vienna, 414 West
B'way.
CENTRAL FLOUR-11.15. Every sack
warranted. Central Grocery and Meat
Market.
Don't forget that I have fine spring and
summer suits from 30 to $26. E. S. Hicks.
Goodrich Keepa Hotel.
W. S. Goodrich showed yesterday that
he had no intention of surrendering pos
session of the Metropolitan hotel to Its
owner, Mrs. Pauline Dobson, without a
fight, despite the Verdict of the Jury In
Justice Gardiner's court Tuesday. Bright
and early yesterday morning he filed a pe
tition In the district court to restrain Mrs.
Dobson and Justice Gardiner from putting
The fact that S. S. S. is a purely
the glightest trace of mineral in any
nointa in ita favor during its forty
everywhere not only as the best of all blood purifiers, but the one medicine
that can be taken with absolute safety by the youngest child or the oldest
member of the family. Next in importance to removing the cause of any
disease is the condition in which the system is left after a course of medical
treatment. Medicines containing mercury, potash or other strong mineral
ingredients often do oermanent iniurv
tissues of the stomach, producing
the bowels and so damaging the
the disease has been removed,
such a deranged and weakened condition that $1,000 REWARD
the health is permanently impaired. S. S. S. ' w
enjoys the distinction of being the only blood F NOT PURELY
a mineral property in gorae form.
entirely of roots, herbs and barks it
harmless to any part of the system,
and health to every part of the body.
and purifies the blood and gives better ana more lasting results wan any
other blood medicine. S. S. S. is the very best treatment for Rheumatism,
Catarrh. Scrofula, Sores and Ulcers.
and all troubles due to an impure
the Kin j ot LlvoJ ptuiners S. S. S.
waici. THE SWiTT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CA.
Into effect the eviction order. Judge
Wheeler granted a temporary Injunction re
straining the parties named from taking
any further action looking towards dispos
sessing Goodrich. The hearing on the ap
plication for a temporary injunction was
set for Saturday morning.
Matters In District Conrt.
A number of trial cases having been
settled, continued or dismissed. Judge
Wheeler yesterday excused the petit Jury
until next Monday.
In the case of William I-orl'iRcr anauii
Theodore 8tortenberker, belrg an appeal
from a Justice court, the Jury alter a muni
deliberation found for the plaintiff In the
sum of 11 n, the full amount asked, and
awarded him po'",csslon of thirty bushels of
potatoes, over which the suit originally
started. Stortenbe.ker had held the po
tatoes as security fot rent which Lorlnger
claimed to have paid In rervices to Stoiten
becker. William Rolph. brought back Tuesday
from Omaha to answer to Indictments
charging him with entering and robbing; a
drug store on lower Broadway last Febru
ary, was arraigned and pleaded not guilty.
In default of bail placed at two In each
Indictment he was committed to the county
Jail.
The suit of 8. P. Borenson against the
motor company was dismissed by the
plaintiff without prejudice.
In the case of Franklin P. EUV-r Bpnlnst
O. C. Clifton a Jury was dispensed with by
agreement of both parties and the case
submitted to the court on an agreed state
ment of facts. Judge Wheeler took the
case under advisement.
The suit of George 8. Wright against
Droge Bros, was dismissed, having been
settled out of court.
Perkins Mot Coming; Here.
Despite reports to the contrary George
8. Wright, chairman of the county re
publican cenlral committee, announced yes
terday that George D. Ferklns ot bhiui
City, candidate for governor, wouin n-i
speak in Pottawattamie county or Council
Bluffs during the campaign. It naa neon
reported that Mr. Perkins probably wouia
speak In thia city tonight, but audi will
not be the case.
Craig Wright of Bloux City, who Is man
aging Mr. Perkins' campaign, wrote umn-
man Wright suggesting that ir it was
deemed advisable to have Mr. Perkins
speak In Pottawattamie county dates could
lie arranged. Chairman Wright, however,
did not deem it necessary to have Mr. Per
kins here and so advised Craig Wright.
Chairman Wright wrote Mr. Porfcins was
not wanted In this county ns Pottawattamie
was perfectly safe and that he did not
wish to take up Mr. Perkins' time, which
might be more profitably used elsewhere.
State Senator Warren Oarst of Carroll
county, who was In Council Bluffs between
trains Tuesday afternoon en route home
from a trip to Nebraska, expressed the
opinion that Governor Cummins would win
out, although he said that owing to the
campaign not having reached that stage
where any positive statement could bo
made, he would not be willing to class the
governor's chances as an absolutely iufe
thing.
Men and Roys.
Go to Hunter's for your summer under
wear. The Title Guaranty and Trust company,
abstracters of titles. Books date back to
1853. Books are all up to date. Work ac
curately and promptly done at lowest
prices. Office opposite court house, 236 Pearl
street, Council Bluffs, la.
If you don't read this you will lose your
digestion. Read It and then call your
grocer and order a sack of Big A flour,
the kind that eleases.
Anything and everything In summer un
derwear for men, women and children at
Hunter's.
Folding and reclining go-carts.
D. W.
Keller, 103 South Main.
N. Y. Plumbing Co. Tel. 250. Night, LtiDS.
Twenty Per Cent Discount.
8ale on Jardlnlers this week at W. A.
Maurer'a.
Are you thinking of painting or paper
ing? If you are, let us figure with you.
We can do the work cheaper and better
than anybody else, and it will cost you
nothing to figure with us. Council Bluffs
Paint, Oil and Glass Co., Merrlam block.
New location.
Parties having houses for rent or sale
list them with Clifton-Walker Co. for quick
action. Recent sales have greatly reduced
our list snd we have customers waiting for
Investments.
Neapolitan ice cream, 30c a brick.
I.
Muccl, the Ice cream man. Tel. 164.
Marriage Licenses.
These licenses to. wed were Issued yester
day to the following:
Name and residence. Age.
Julius Hansen. Council Bluffs 2
Bell Denlson. Council Bluffs 24
Louis Gless. Omaha 22
Alta Applegate, Omaha 19
Charles F. McLaln. Omaha 21
Emma Shuman, Omaha li
William R. Lowe, Phlllipshurg, Kan 22
Mae A. Boudln. Bt. Paul, Minn 24
MIOR MF.NTIOS.
Clark's sodas.
Davis sells drugs.
Btockert sells carpets.
Ed Rodgers" Tony Faust beer.
Plumbing and heating. Bixby t Son.
Woodrlng Undertaking Company. Tel 339.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. 'Phone 97.
Diamonds as an Investment. Talk to
Leffert about It.
Besutlful lace door panels, Sic and up.
Btockert Carpet Co.
W. E. Zentmlre of Aledo. III.. Is the
guest of his niece, Mrs. James O May, wife
PURELY VEGETABLE
vegetable preparation, containing not
form, has been one of the strongest
years of existence. It is recognized
by eatin? out the delicate lining and
chronic dyspepsia, unfavorably affecting
system that even if the original cause of
it is left in
Being made VEGETAU b Ui
is absolutely
and while curing disease adds strength
S. S. S. removes all poisons, freshens
Skin Diseases, Contagious Blood Poison
or poisoned blood supply. Besides being
is the bert and most invigorating of ail
of the pastor of the Broadway Methodist
church.
An Immense assortment of tine ii'i:liii
underwear nt Hunter's.
Huv vnur tires and blcxcte sun.lrn s fr in
Williamson. 17 Smith Main
Bee the Immense line ef ladies' tine s nn
mer -underwear at Hunter's.
Price and Ice-saving rof i Igoralors at 1 1.
W. Keller's, 10J South Main.
Plain lee cream, 25c a brick. I. Mini!,
The Ice Cream Man. Tel. 3M.
Buy your cigar bands fur decoration
work at Alexander's art store. 333 H'way.
For lmorted Cities. Illinois mil cham
pagne. 1,. Hosenfeld company, M ! Main.
Wanted -All K O. T Ms to bring their
shoes for rei-alr to Clirls Loseth, ut
Main st net.
2.1
Six Per cent mortgage on real estate 1
1 i"r sale. Aosoiuie hfuiinv. vimon
I Walker comnai'V.
The Ladles Aid society of the Christian
Union church will m.et'tliis afternoon HI I
me n. me oi .mi... oimi
1-ooK at that beautiful lot on tii"n axcnii
which Chas. T dil:.vr has lor .sale. It Is I
the most beautiful lot lett. :
Harmony chapter, order of the F.islcin ,
Star, will bold lis regular meeting tins
evening; In Masonic temple.
Painting and wall paper hanging a pe
clalty. council Bluffs Paint, oil and Glas
Co. New location. Mcrriani bloeu.
Moving vans and wagons; I'uiiiltuio
stored. Nesbltt s iiansie! a ml t-toiagc.
Tel. 923. Office 831 West Uioadway.
The annual elei tlon of ollu i is of the
Plillomai hlan society will bo held Friday
afternoon ut lie inuh school building.
State Senator Slilrh y Cllllland of Mills
county was In the ciiy y-stonlay vlsaliii;
friends, both political and tionpotitic.il.
Look before you leap, but when you do
leap, leap for one of Clark's sodas, ml
flavors. They are tho best. Cl.uk Drug Co.
Rev Honiv Dcl.onn performed the mar
riage ceremony yesterday i
Cha lies
Mci.aln and Kiiiinn
Whitman, both
Omaha
For Sale Will sacrifice on my line piano ,
SIK I W:iZ:u,
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Council Bluffs, Iowa,
Do not sell your old Iron, copper, brass
and old riibbirs bclore you tee us.
Say $9 per ton for No. 1 machinery Iron.
. Kaltlcman, b3 S. Main. Tel. f'oO.
We have the finest line of sample monu
ments to select lrom in the west. Mieely
Ai Lane Marble ami Granite Works, 1:17
Last Broauway, Council Bluffs, la.
You will sOon be in need of screens. Bear
In mind that Hafer takes measurem. in s
ami will make you a price on any number
or any style of screens. 'Phone :o:.
Gre-g shorthand demonstration at West
ern Iowa college ThuiHii.i.v evening by an
exiiert who takes dlciaiion in any lan
guage. Free and everybody welcome.
Huv your hammocks early and get a full
seasons use ut It. We have them tioiu
"lie to $tl each. Wee them ut our stoic.
Paddock llaiidsehy Hardware company.
Mandolin enses, violin cases, anything m
the musical Instrument line nt most reas
onable prices at llouiicius Piano lloico.
33i. Broadway, whole the insn hlamia
upon the, building.
The annual banquet ot me uena lau aim
Fhliomainlnn societies ot the lugn school
will be held Friday evening. .m '
the Renard. An elaborate program of toams
and responses Is beins prepaieu tor me
occasion.
Tho miestion of closlntc the barber shops
at 7 o'ciock evenings except Saturdays dur
ing the summer months Is to ne ueteriiiiuea
Friday evening niter a canvass ol all tnc
Kliops by the committee bavins the matter
in charge.
Aimer Stern and Thomas Arllxur, two ol
the republican war horses ol Harrison
county, were in the city yesteiu iy i-
the congratulations ol tneii niainii' iii' i
f i lends lor Huinson county iiatuius an
anti-cunimlna delegation l"u .-dn .
The Injunction suit brought by County
Attorney Hess against Cnris Sennits, and
the Pabst Browing company has been dis
missed. Schultx paid up the mulct tax
which he had failtd to pay and whicii
prompted tne proceedings on the part ol
the county attorney.
E. P. Svkes of Minneapolis, a construc
tion engineer, arrived In the city yesterday
with tne purpose uf lookuiK over tne
waterworks plant with a view to Ids pos
sible employment a one of the arbitrators
to determine the value ot the plant for
the purchase of the same by the city.
Why does Borwick's wall paper give the
best satisfaction? because ho sells the
best paper In the city for the money and
dues Tils work right. His cuatoniers never
complain (that's saying a whole lotj, but
if you will call him up at 211 South Main
street, telephone W, and let him do your
work you will be sanation, too.
Star Crowell was discharged in police
court yesterday morning. D. H. Templeton
of Wahoo having declared that he was not
one of the two men who had fleeced him
out of about lino in a dice game, and the
people from whom Crowell hired the auto
mobile, for which he fulled to pay. liavina
failed to tile any complaint ugainta liim.
The members of the police department
have been furnished by City Physician Kice
with the necessary impediments for curiy
Ing Into effect first aid to the Injured. The
package of liniment, etc.. Is a small one
and can be carried in a pocket without In
convenience. Dr. Rice also gave the po
licemen Instructions how to use the several
articles.
Colonel J. J. Steadman, formerly of this
city, now a resident of Los Angeles, where
he publishes the California. Cultivator, and
wife arrived In the city yesterday and are
guests at the home of J. A. While, 71
Seventh avenue. Colonel Sleadman'a vii
at this time is for the purpose of conduct
ing a stock sale on his large farm near
Dunlap.
Hunter's prices are certainly right on
summer underwear.
Property owners on Madison avenue are
up In arms because the paving ordered on
their street has not been laid and the
curbing already placed Is toppling over as
a result of Hie recent heavy rains. Mrs.
Charles D. Beers, one of the Interested
property owners, filed a fotmal complaint
with City Clerk 8uip yesterday In ord.'r
that the attention ot tne city council may
be brought to the matter.
Ned Mitchell, former choir director at
he Broadway Methodist church, has writ
ten a song entitled "Boy Days" and for
which he composed the music. Mr. Mitch
ell, it will be remembered, composed the
music for the original "drummer" song
entitled "The Raveling Man," the words
of which were written by George Fitch, a
forn.er newspaper man of this city, now
managing editor of a paper in Peoria, 111.
C. Chrlstenaen, the tutlur, taken Into
custody Tuesday on complaint of his
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS.
An Old and Well-Tried Remedy.
MRS. WIN SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP
bu twn e ) for over SIXTY Ve ABShT MILLION
I PAH
of MuTHKHSfiirtbelrt'lIILPHEN WHILE TKKTH.
INli. WlTHPKKPEt'TBlTOt'l 8d. It K HjTHKH tho
HILD. Hlf It Ml tne OL .IIO. AlJ.AXn Sll .r&l.-N ;
CRT. 8 WIND COLIC, snd In the best remedy lor
iIAHBHiEA Sold br ImiiniisU la evsrr put ut
Uiewaria, u sure sua sac
tne wurUA. rm but st'iu hi sw
MRS. WINSLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP,
AND XAIB KO QTiiEft KIND.
IKl
PLATTE
In COLORADO id a region full of advantages for
upbuilders of new homes, and rich with
opportunity for farmers and inveBtOre,
is reached via the
Union Pacific
Acres of this wonderful valley are now open
for settlement. Take advantage
of homescekers'
LOW RATES
to South Platte Valley aod Colorado points
and see this country for yourself.
Inquire at
.City Ticket Office, 1324 Farnam
'Phone, Douglas S34.
ti - t li. i. 1. M I' (Iti-ic iip: nli.i
chirt'd Mm with bni.s; u el ron ,r -I nob I ite.
,! it.-!il.iv . .1- r..,l , ,r-IUU1.,1 to th"
sirtte h..t;ii f.T (ltj-"s ai Kiv-xviilc fur
Inn i ( . s. t !'.' lu.'l v :l 1,'iAHM-, be-
tni? :nl,-d i1 ruin i 't-t t t msM s nh-
sl!rnee from Mm In the i nt H
'itlllOK b the w.i'ilile ,u' lilt tee order IS
t.. a. li't.i cffis t W'tliont tunhi r icn-ni.mv
M I t'lirii-trn. n l-'r-in to the stale Instl
t ii t i.
Mv I'Uhermra nt Mlno I
ON AW V la. Miy Iti - i Spool il V-ster-v.
.is tishlnx day for a o"d p u t of the
" o 1 lil a as Hell as sivet.ll for-
i ItiT-.i, pine like was tliilr ire, i i and
probably tlere neei a boiler attend
ance on opt nin.: d.i . 1 ho lai tost imss was
..,,.,,
by ien Kiish, who (jot rt fine
string', one li How M, pounds. Many other
bass were liken, but nil of a small, r size.
Most (i"-lo.iy nntpaivd to land a few.
,,r ,,.,, ,, rt - of Union Pacific
Dr owen end a patty
ofl'niaN fiom Omaha canie up Monday
evening
riu'lilf
'n tie officers' car of the 1 hion
md spent all day yesterday nt
Fall child's. caw Hug a fine string all
arounil
fitfc Blowers Break .Inll.
MARSH Al.I.TOWN. la.. May hl.-SIX
safe blowels, alTcNIed here a few Weeks
ago, btoke Jill last tilaht and escaped
They pried aw ay -bricks In a second story
window.
Women Who Know
From Experience
Hint Ilostrtlor's Nloninch lUMor will
l euro iiliiiioiits poeullar to their fu'X can-
n(), ,)0 rstt;tdet to ncco'it soint't hini?
Hso. claimo-l "just as Komi." and con-
sequent ly ttiousuiKis urn now cnjt'. mii
robust health.
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villi Mini il 1 a I .
fcfiii STOMACH I '" ' ftreniilh-b-tMi
TlXtTTrPQ tl"' entire kvs-
ttin
nnd assiat
nature In the jrop
rr lKM'forniHiico ot
lis various, duties,
th us curing
Sick llcudiuiu1,
Yiitnitini:,
Di..inrss,
l'n'intinir Spells,
lUickitclM,
Kidney Trouble,
ljcsln or
Indigestion.
We urge a fair
"5 trial without delay.
DR. WES TEAL'S SEHHA
LIVER PILLS
work so nice and easy. No cramping. One
at bedtime, and next morning you'll feel
fine. 2fc, Postpaid.
SHERMAN & ftcCQNNELL DRUG CO.
10th and Iloiiae, Bt.
FOR 30 -Y EARS
Dr. KcGREW
Has Treated All
DISEASES OP
. Fulr treatment,
low charges la the,
sec ret of his re
markable SllfC'VS.
Stt,()(i cases cured.
5?
Call or write. Box TOO
14th St.. Omaha, Neb.
Office 215 South
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curs CONSTIPATION
BILIOUSNESS
AND HEADACHE
as utm M
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natural function!.
Ts Me Knlht-Crpar Inuif Oa.,
Colorado Sprints, Cete.
Mem
CUT AWAY
from DRUGS
Circulating the Meed,
cures CONSTRICTION
BYMEC APPLIANCE
rt.,joi ai. ic.
VaRICOSC, KNOTTED
VEINS snd WEAKNISS. eslsrao Md restores hill
vital energy. Sold on trial. Call or write tar Ire
book, tant staled, plain. HYMEC CO..
It II JtmiSttl Bl'ILDIIfi. IT. MCII. It.
JM msa Tli-o smfcrii" from weak
- SLbs? tiesxfii wiiic-li miu the pleasures
I a uf life abuulil take Juven Hills.
tine bin will tell a atory of
nmrvelnu result. This medicine has more
rejuvenutine, vitiilUinp furee than bss ever
li 'T'irn been off. red. Sent post-paid In plain
pn'-kdtf only on rweipt of I bin udt. and II.
Miuie by iu nrliriiiutnrs ('. 1. Hood t o., pro
Dr'tor ii V. SnriMpa-illa. iiowell. Mass.
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