THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY. JUNE 13, 1H06.
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- CLAIRVOYANTS
MME. BtTPDHX, LJ5AD1NO PALMIST
Call at N: lit $uth )'h St., upstair
nciuiuul prediction absolutely given.
pp.qF.- karmer. notf.p . psychic
PA I, MIST, tell your nam, eecupathm.
whom and when you will marry, all about
business, love, (iwulntlon and domestic,
affair, omen, 2ua N. lth Kt.-, Cor. Capitol
Ave. Special low fe Vy presenting thla ad.
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CONSULTINGENGJNEER
I,. H. O A RDNKR. 611 First Nat. Bank
Power plant, manufacturing processes.
Ire plants, tests. Inspection, reports.
WJJS July It
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IDEWA1.K8-AII klhrfs license
. Hoel. 2W. Webster. Tel. Doug
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81 JulylO
LAW AND COLLECTIONS
j frcfarloiid, J rif. -T Bldg. Tel
Dog. tiig... . , ... . . .. 454
HORSES '& WAGONS FOR SALE
TWO-8KATKD carriage, nearly new; must
be iiolri.. K4 So. ?4th St. P-MIOi lSx
FLORISTS
I HENDERSON, 1519 Farnam. Tel. Pong.
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l; GOVERNMENT NUTICES
PROPOS.WJ" FOR CAVALRY AND A R
llllerr Imrscf.-Chief (Jiiartermaster
ifftee. (Ifiiahn, N !.'. June 1.1. la. Sealed
proposals, I fi triplicate, WW b- tecelved at
this, office', Html It o'clock ni., central
-tsndsrd fire, July i, li, and llien
opened li the. presence of attending bld-
it-s, fru two lltindrctf and seventy-five
i;T.rn is-alry horses, and twenty-tlve (l
rt ilN-rv horsrs, ftir delivery at Seattln.
VahlugjLMi.K ir other prominent railroad
pohits, !' lie animals to conform lo "h
l1catioiisl'"r cavalry horse. United State
i eaerrrs.rtgbt. to. accept of reject any or
H tirnpi! or any pari thereof. Tar.
Menials- end blanks for proposal will be
i ut iiinl icd on application. Envelope enn
lain'liK prop'-ial i bo imlomrii "Pro
posal fo Horses.'' and addressed lo
.Major M; Uiay Kaliuskl, Chler yuartei
ius'rr. ;j, . . J13-M-16-1-:h-;k1
C Ml K F y C A HT K H M A .ST I R ' B O F Kit' E,
Omaha. Neb., June li. l'.ndi. Sealed pro
pcaal:. In i ripHoale, . w il) be. received here
nnd by (Jua rtormastei s at the post named
lierrlh." aiilil 1 a. in..1 central Nlanilaid
trnle. Matrn; 1t. ;... lor furnishing wood
nd smithing r.onl dining the MschI y'iir
ending June 3il, liHiT, at Fort Crook. N
liraUft. ort Rit-jy. Kmmas, Fort Muc
Kerttlr,' Wvomlna, and Foil Dea Moines.
Iowa. lropoHib for delivery at oilier
pliiice' will Iw enlertalned. C. 8. reserves
I IIUH to-rrjert or arcpi any or an prn
iKisa'f" -or anv part thereof. Information
funifhert ni appllratlon he--e. or to yunr
termaslers at the ytntlona named. Kn
veiopea route Ininir propoaaja should lie
iiim-Ked I'rupca.ilH for Vood or Conl.-' and
addicted (o MAJOR II.
I.INS'NU I-. ). M.j ...
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I'P.OPOSALS FV CALVARY HORSES
I hef (jiiartermnster s Office. Omaha,
tfeh.,. June' S. ino. Sealed proposals, in
triplicate, will, be i-scelved at this ofrlce
i.nul IJ aVln.-k till central standard tlm,
Ji.ne .in',-IJWS.' ndl'' then opened. In the
presence of ' nlt'enilmi bidders, for two
hundred I20) cavalry horses for delivery
at.Salile, Wash, t or other prominent rail
uwd 1 ln'C. '.Tte animals to conform to
4 sperjiftrat ions for calvary horses. Vnlted
staiea. reser es right to accept or reje-t
aor all proposals-or any part thereof,
ctart.lvwiars a-i.il blanks for proposals will
hev "furnished on application. Envelopes
er.iitaijiinu proposals lo be endorsed "'Pro
posals for Horses," and addressed to Ma-1or-M.tiRA,Y
ZALINSK1, Chief Quarter
iiiaater; .- J 16 16
coN8Vbu(;tinwUartermaste1v8
Ofllce. Omaha, Neb., June 6, 19W Sealed
pri-ipos lis.. In triplicate, subject to the
usual ioiidlt'.ons. will be received here un
til 10 n clock a. m., central standard time,
June IS. 190H. for the construction, plumb
ftoA JWtV.ufc, niecU-iW wiring.- flu,, fdr- a
Pilt KxdiaiiKe and Oymnniiliim building
at Fort Oiual.a, Nebraska. Full Informa
lion fuinio-d on applirution to this ofllce,
where plan and specifications may be
seen. 'Proposal to lie marked "Proposals
far Construction. Etc.." a the case may
he, and addressed to. Maj'ir M.. t'Jray Za
linski, CunstriictlnK Quartermaster, Army
liiiildiugr Omaha, Nebraska,
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RAILWAY TIME CARD
tJUCV STATION-TESTH AND MARC Y.
laJoa PacUa. .
Leave Arrive.
Overland Umlted .......a 9:40 am 8:18 am
The China and japan
Fast Mall a 4:16 pm a 6:10 pm
Colo. Calif. hVx .-..... 4:16 pm a 8:80 am
California & Ore. Ex. ..a 4:25 pm a 5:10 pm
Los Angelea Limited... .all :30 am al0:45 pm
Fastball al:o6pm a 8:30 pm
Colorado Special a 7:45 am a 7:44 am
North .Platte Local a 8:10 am a 4:60 pm
Beatrice lxcal ... b 8:15 pm b 3:00 pm
C btc-ait o ' Great Weetern
St. Paul ft Minneapolis.! 8:)' pm '
St.' Paul 4- Minneapolis. 7:46 am
Chicago Limited 6:40 pm
Chicago Express .'....'.;.' 7:45 am
Chicago .Express 3:30 pm
' 7:10 am
11:60 pm
:00 am
11 :60 pm
3:30 pm
thloaKo, Mac hi Jslaad A PaclBa. -
v.:-' - -..' EA8T.
- - Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Limited a 3:26 am a 7:10 am
Iowa l.oci.r 7:00 am a 4:30 pm
Chicago Mall a 8:15 am alo:10 pm
Iowa Loral .: bl2:15 pm b 9:66 put
Chicago (Eastern Exp ). a 4:20 pm a 1:46 pm
Ctts (Iowa Limited! a 6:35 pm al2:10 pm
WEST.'
Rockv Mountaa Lim..a 7:20 am a 3:15 am
Colo.' 4 Cal. Cxpreaa.v.a 2:01 m m 4:10 pir
Okl. ft Texas Exp a 4:40 pm al2:06 pm
Colorado Fast Mall .. .al0:10 pin a 7:36 am
a dally- b dally except Sunday,
t alaaaa A, aiarOxweatera.
Local Cdar Kaplda ....a T:u am a 6:00 pm
Cbiuago,',J.tyiigni a asi am
Chicago 14miied a i i pm
Carroll -fAtcal .....a M pm
tit Paul.Faat Mall ....a tt.io pm
11:30 pm
it am
60 am
7:06 am
8toux C. BL P. LooaL b 3:00 pm a 8:86 am
Fast Mall , 2:J0 ptn
Chicago Exlireaa a 6:60 pm a i 30 mil
Chicago Limited au.uo pm
Norfolk 4fc Boneateel ....a 7:40 am
l.inmln Ae. Loiik- Hina ..a 7:40 am
11:16 am
10:.16 am
10:85 am
Casper & 'Wyoming ....a $ 00 pm a 5:u6 pm
rirudwood & Lincoln ...a 3:U pm 6:u6 pm
Hastings & Albion b 3 00 pm 6:05 pm
Fremout-Alblon
D pill Ul- TV ll
Chicago Loct-,1
Illinois CaatraL
Chicago Express ...
Chi. ago Limited
,.all:30 am 3:46 pm
..a 1:00 am a 3:66 pm
..a 6:00 pm a 730 am
I'hicaaa. Mtlwnnkea A ft. Panl
Chi. V Colo. Special.... 1M am a 7:80 am
CaiitoruU t Ore. aU...a 0:4s pi a i 10 pm
Overland Limited a .J pm a 8:20 am
Marlon A. Cedar R. Loc.b -4i am bU:D pm
Waaaah.- .
el. Louis Bxpresa a 8:30 pm a 8:48 an
M. lum ljocai (from
Council Bluliaj .......a 81 am alO:34 pm
alanix-iiy Local (trom
Council Bluffs) b 8.00 pm bll:ara
Miaeovt-t l-acHe.
en. Lou.a bxi A . i.Ov t.o a .S0 pra
iy -v - L. luxpieas. alius put a lt:0 pm
pt.HLl4JTv!i aTAilO lOTU atagOK
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Hvrllagtaa.
Leave. Arrive.
ler & .alifoi niaj.. a 10 pm a . pi a
Isltfck Hill .a 4:10 pm a 4.W pio
Sorttmcai aipedal .a 4.1D pm a t.i son
Noribwest k.xpiea all. lo pm a Jn) pm
Nebraska Eapiea.......a 8:1V am a l.0 pia
Nebravka, L-xal. ......... .a ;) am
. i.incoln Luai a f.xVara
j.tnoolii Feat Mail b 1:00 pm ai3.:0 nn
Ft. Crook &. Plattsm h..b l ad pm kU0;. am
Bellevu at plaitaiu li, l&) pm a 8:30 am
Denver U nited a 7.10 am
Bellevua A Pac. Junc.. IM am a I.Jo aia
lln un A: Pac. June. ..a 8 10 am a l.M pin
Chicago avecukl-.i tliSui I l a in
i liirago-. l.xuteea va 8:4i pm a 8 m pra
CUoage Viye a 3:0fc pin a 7: am
Iowa Local a .U avi al0:a8 pm
6U Loul tUPi ail a 4 4. pm all JO an
Kaonas CK4tl . Jo..d0:4i pm a . aia
KuZ.Cltr-tt- Joe.. ..a 8:14 am a :1 pm
1vii4ji C4U-IH- Joe -i-a 4 pm ..........
WEMiTKR DCPOT- 18TU A WEBITER
flaaji..1.,,''p-ei.' ""
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Twin Cttv TWaenger...P t M aaa e pnt
Kmerson W,l b i 2 E . I 2
Lmersoa Local e 8 4a aia e 8 W pi
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM
COUNCIL
Office 19 rwawl
MHOR MEITIOI.
Clark I aodaa. '
Davis tolls druga.
Btockert aella carpets.
Fine engraving at Iffeit a.
Ed Rogera' Tonr Fauat beer.
New location, 3U Pearl 8t., Maloney
Plumbing and healing. Blxby A Bon.
Woodrlng Undertaking company. Tel. W9.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 7.
Special prices on belts this week, Lef- I
fert. Jeweler.
A new front room for rent.
7u3 South
Seventh street.
1'lumonds as an Investment
Talk to
I,efTcrt about it.
All sliea In barefoot eandnla for children
at Sal gent a family shoe store.
Special courses for public school pupils
given at Western Iowa College.
See Stephen Bros for flrr brick and fire
clay, aewer pipe, fitting and garden hose.
If you have tender feet and want a
food, comfortable shoe oa Duncan Mc
eanr -2 Main atreet.
The cheapest and best lots for dwellings
are to be had In Kablut Place. Hold by
Chas. T. Oillcer. 419 H way.
Always busy at llalers. Our slock !
complete and our prices reasonable. Send
along your bills for cellmate.
The regular meeting ift Abe Lincoln
Woman's Kelicf corps will be held this
afternoon In Grand Army hall.
Moving vans and wagons; furniture
stored. Neshltt s Transfer and Storage.
Tel. a. Office J.U West Broadway.
K. II. Smith left Wednesday evening for
Louisville, Ky., to attend ihe state home
coming, Kcntuck lielnK hla native state.
Save money on plumbing and figure With
na. Work and material guaranteed to be
first-class. F. A. Hpencer, 15a West Broad
way. Mlxs Ina M. fVkles. 1120 Ea.at Washington
avenue, left last evening for Berlin, On
tario, Canada, to visit her aunt, Mrs. O. H.
llciidereon.
Pictures make most desirable wedding
gifts. See the choice assortment at Alex
ander's. .113 Broadway. A great range of
prices and etylre.
For Sale Will sacrifice on my fine piano:
Payments if desired. Can be Been at
Schmoller Mueller's, 02 Broadway,
Council Bluffs, la.
We wholesale Ice cream. Shipped to
any part of the aiate. Special puces to
tho retail trade. I. Murcl, 21H West Broad
way, Council Bluffs, la. Tel. 34.
We have the finest line of sample monu
ments to select from In the west. Sheely
& Lane Marblo and Granite works, 17
East Broadway, Council Bluffs, Ia. '
Just received, sixty different styles In
wall paper for our summer trade. The
best time In the year to paper la In the
summer. Borwlck, 211 South Main.
IX not ell your old Iron, topper, brass
and old rubbers before you see na. - We
pay $9 per ton for No. 1 machinery Iron.
J. Kutllcman. 80S South Main. Tel. 6i0.-
J. C. Reckwltli has filed . a complaint
apnlnet Mrs. J. L-. Keeney charging her
Willi knocking down Beckwllh's wife. The
trouble will be aired In Justice Gardiner's
cm,1't today
ic cream or Ice cream sodas In many
different flavors Is the best you ever tasted
and served In nice, clean glasses and on
clean tables under electric fan. Clark
Drug company.
A marriage license was Issued vesterday
afternoon to David Johnson, aged 18 and
Blanche Fitzgerald, aged IS. both from
South Omaha. Justice Field performed the
marriage ceremony.
Earl L., the 14-months-old son of Mr.
and Mrs,. A. J. Staples.- 161 First avenue,
died yeaterday from whooping cough. The
funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at
2 o'clock from the residence and' interment
will bo In Walnut Hill cemetery.
Amos B. Reynolds haa the distinction of
being the oldest man In this section of the
country to be admitted Into the Masonic !
rraternity. Mr. Reyno ds. who was XT.
years of age last February, waa initiated
a Third degree Mason Wednesday night bv
Bluff City Masonic lodge, of Council Bluffs.
An information charging Mrs. Dora
Profitt, wife of a farmr living near Lex-e
land, la., with being Insane was filed yester- ,
day, by Assistant County Attorney Ross I
at the request of the woman's husband.
The commission-ra on Insanity will ex
amine Into Mr. Promt's case this morning.
l ne member of the Council Bluffs
Woman's Christian Temperance union have
been Invited to attend the Mill Countv
Chautauqua, where a tent has been secured
nun iiirnisnea ior rneir use nv the mem
bers of the Malvern Woman s Christian
Temperance union. . The Chautauqua be
gin June 29 and lasts ten days.
J. M. Kirk wa taken Into niaintv vuiir.
day afternoon on the charge of making
iiii-.MiiiiK , ircirviKK id women in Hayllae
park. A well known colored porter was
said to have been In company with Kirk
but he succeeded in getting away before
nn officer reached the park after com.
plaint had been mad at police headquar
ters. The Are department waa caitei k.i
S o'clock Thursday morning to the rel-
aence or j. j. Baker on North Seventh
and Mvnster street, wh-re a blase had
been started by spontaneous combustion,
of oil and paint stored In an nuthouse.
rhe department succeeded In confining the
blase to the outhouse and the 'lamage waa
small.
I'he proposed contract between the
council and William Klerstedt, the hy
draulic engineer of Kansas 4'Mty. was for
warded yesterday to Mr. Klerstedt at Mus
catine. Ia by the special water works
committee. If approved by Mr. Klerstedt
it will be presented to the Cltv pnnnnll
at ita meeting next Monday night for its
raiincauon. .- .
The following railroad officials were In
the city yeaterday on business connected
with their respective roads: L.- 8. Bourne
trainmaster of the Great Western with
headquarters at Clarion: M (i Carter
trainmaster of the Wabash, with .headquar
ters at Stanberry, Mo.; P. J", O'Brien, su
perintendent of transportation of the Wa
bash with headquarters lu 6t. .Louis; F.
M. Jones, division superintendent of the
Illinois Central with headouarters lv,.t
Dodge. Mr. Jones was accompanied by his
niir.
Judge Scott in the superior oourt vetr.
day overruled the motion to tranafer to
tne atsirirt court the ji.hhu personal In-
Jury damage suit of Mrs. Anna 8 Hermes
againat the Omaha A 'Council Bluffs Street
Railway and Bridge company and tha
Omaha, Council Bluffs A Suburban Rail
may company, and It will ba tried to a
Jury next Monday. A change of venue, so
far as the corporation known as the Omaha
A Council Bluffs Street Railwav company
is concerned, waa granted to the district
court.
See those lace curtaius how .musay they
look, just because they are of tha sagging
kind. We have lac curtain that do not
ag and window shades that are light up-to-date.
Linoleum, oik-loth, msttlng and
almost anything you want in carpet and
rug at strictly moderate prices. Stockert
Carpet Co., a06-7 Weat Broadway.
For Imported wines, liquors and Budwelser
beer, go to L. Roaenfeld, wholesale liquor
dealer. 818 South Main street.
SCAVENGER WORK
I haul dead animals. $1.00 per bead.
Garbage, aahea. manure and all . rub
bish: clean vaulta and cesspools. All
work dou Is guaranteed.
Call promptly attended to.
'Phone, Red U73. ,
J. H. SHERLOCK
RAILWAY TIME CARD"
rnatlaaed.
MUaaarl Part.
Nebraska Local.
Weeping Water..
via '
.....8:80 pm bll:H pr
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday; d PaUt
except Saturday, c Sunday only, e Dally
except Monday.
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ABSTRACT OF ASSESSMENT
Property of County Valued by the AHeuori
at Fifty-Two Million.
INCREASE OF OVER MILLION DOLLARS
Oyer (anrler of a Mllllna I sues ted In
.ev RalldlnBe tn Coanrtl Rlaffs
llnrlng the Taat Twelve
Months.
County Auditor Cheyne completed yes
terday the- abstract of the assessment in
Pottawattamie county for the 1906 lax
li vy, which Is required by law to be fui-
nisbed the state auditor. The actual value,
of realty in the county. Including new
buildings In IKn. Is 142,(39.432. and the
actual value of personal property Is $!.
483.!iJt. making a total actual value of
realty and personal property of 162.123.
3(0. or a taxable value of 613.0:10.840. Tho
total taxable value last year was S12.7S3,
323. therefore the assessment this year
shows an Increase of 1271,61"..
The actual value of realty outalde of
town lots is I4.'.3I3.:4, while the actui.l
value of town lots is 13.4fl3.!iA, making
a total of $42. 383. 2M, to which must b
added 44.4fis. the actual value of new
buildings, making a total of 842.847.732,
and from which must be deducted $10',
300. the amount of exemptions, leaving A
net actual value of realty In the county
of 342.839,732.
The actual value of personal property
assessed, exclusive of live stock. Is $5,760,
832: cattle, 81.(30.834: horses. $1,286,622:
mules, swine, sheep and goats, $821, 88:,
making a total of $,4t$,0:4, the actual
value of peraonal property.
The actual value of new building in
Council Bluffs Is placed at $20.036, while
the total In cities and towns Is $335,632
and In the entire county $4(4,468.
Refrigerators, porch chairs, porch rock
era, cool and reclining go-carts; go-carts
I per cent off: full line of mattings, lino
leums, carpets and rugs. 1. W. Keller,
108 S. Malr. St.
The time to buy a piano Is when tho
children have time to practice during va
cation. The place to get It Is where you
get the best Instrument for the leaat
money. A. Hospe Co., 33 Alain street,
Council Bluffs.
Van. Brunt has a little delivery wagon
called the "Twentieth Century wagon,'
suitable for making delivery of small pack
ages, light, durable and handy. During
the rest of the week thla "Twentieth Cen
tury wagon" will be sold at cost. Must
have the room.
Fine mandolins at. all prices, from $2.TC
up to $24. Everything In the small musical
merchandise at Bourirlus' Piano House,
where the organ stands upon the building,
Teachers Observe Flag; Day.
Flag day was observed by the teachers
attending the Pottawattamie county nor
mal institute yesterday, wearing the na
tional colors and a special program, con
slating of patriotic songs, the salute to the
flag by all the teacher, and a short patri
otic address by County Superintendent O.
J. McManus was given before the regular
work.
As an additional session was desired by
tha teachers In the music department, an
afternoon meeting was conducted by Miss
Wright for their benefit, new songs, games
and practical aids and devices for teaching
music in the grades being demonstrated.
Mr. Gates In his two illustrated lectures,
"Wonderland," and "Under the American
Flag" preaented much new and valuable
Information about Mexico and the Yellow
atone National park.
The last open meeting of the institute will
be held this afternoon, when a special pro
program will be given. Dr. Howerth will
lecture on "The Educational Value ' of
Ideals" and Mrs. W. J. Everett of this city
will talk on "In Foreign Land With Mu
elclans." Illustrating her lecture with pic
tures and musical numbers.
The following program will be inter
spersed during the afternoon meeting:
Hark, Hark, the Irk Schubert
c-tiss Hoon.
Who Is 8ylvla?. Schubert
Mi Blanche Sorenson.
Polonaise Mllltaire.. Chopin
Ml Norene.
Kamenol Oetrow tlth picture)
Rubensteln
Miaa Marion Ward (pupil of Miss Officer).
The institute Will be brought to a close
tomorrow noon. . the regular division ses
sions being held In the morning.
8. M. Williamson rents and repairs sew
ing machines, also repairs all kinds of
bicycles. 17 South Main street.
White canval Oxford, all kinds. Prices,
$1 to $2. Duncan Dean, 23 Mala street
Hammocks from 7Rc up to $0O. largest
line Jn the city. Swaine A Mauer, 336 and
338 Broadway.
I have a number of dwellings, owned by
eastern mortgage companies, which cen
ba sold cheap. Cha. T. Officer, 418 Broda
way. Something entirely new and Just oat.
Beautiful new photo at a special offer for
short time only at Schmidt's studio.
Don't forget that 1 have fin spring and
summer suit from $20 to $3- B. 8. Hlcka
Real Katate Transfers.
These tiansfers were reported to The
Bee June 14 by Ihe Title Ouarauty and
Trust company of Council Bluffs:
Maty A. U Ban ford to Eva B. J
aeDh. s4 lot i. block 7. Baylisa' First
ad to Council Bluffs, w d $.',5uo
Heirs of Peter L. Boyd to Liszie
Fuchs. part of lot 4. Auditor's sub-
div of si lie' 3-76-44. s w d Low
Sarah B. B. Rohrer and husband to
Frank K Paub. lot 13. block lo, Craw
ford's ad to Council Bluffs, w d bv
County treasurer lo George W. Hew
itt, lot 5. block - 4. Myuster'a ad to
Council Rluffe. t d
Hattte O. Hardin and hushand to F.I
nier I- Fehr. lot I. block lo, Ferry ad.
and lota 6 and 7. block K, Burns' ad
lo Council Bluffk, q c d
Total, five transfers
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Art Pottery.
Alexander1 Art Stor haa Juat re
ceived a large shipment of artistic pottery
In vases, teapots, sugars and creamerv
pansy bowls, etc. Just tha thing for wed
ding gift.
Why are McAfee's bakery goods better
Jhan any made or sold In the city? Simply
because all of the Ingredient thai go Into
their composition are absolutely pui a..d
of the highest grad produced, and will
conform to and pass Inspection under any
pure food law on earth. No compounds or
Imitations used.
tlralaaarr Revalatlagr Food Hales.
' In accordance with the instruction given
bira at the last meeting. of lb city council
City Solicitor Kimball ha drafted an or
dinance prohibiting the aale or offering
for aala of any animal 'or fowl used for
f(to4 purposes which haa'uot been proper!
dressed and prepared l having the MS
cera removed. Violation of the ordlnaiii o
Is punishable by fine not exceeding $1') l
or Imprisonment for thirty daya or by
both fine and Imprisonment. The ordi
nance will he brought up at the mcetinit
of the city council next Monday night.
It la said the butchers are opposed lo
the measure, as refrigerated fowl sold by
the packing houses are never thus pre
pared. ROBKHT HiOM ;F.T ftl KR
Karaplna from .la II Increases Ilia
Sentence.
Robert C. Vruonian, the Vounx: man who
escaped from the county Jail with Harry
Baker last March and was recaptured last
week at Rockford. III., was yesterday sen
tenced by Judge Wheeler In district court
to six years In the penitentiary at Fort
Madison. Vroonian'was tinder a Joint In
dictment with Baker on charges of break
ing Into the marehouses of the Westlna
house and David Bradley companies anJ
stealing brass and copper parts of
thresher and other engines valued nt
nearly $!.0of. Vrooman.on being arraigned
a few day ago pleaded not guilty, hut
yesterday morning changed his plea to one
of guilty. His escape from Jail Is un
derstood lo have Increased the length of
Ids sentence. Vroonian, who Is a native
Of Council Bluffs, had previously served
a Jail sentence for the theft of grain from
a freight car.
The bond of 9. P. Mathlasen In the sum
of $.V. the young man under Indictment
for forging a number of check in this
cltv. was ordered forfeited bv Judge
Wheeler yesterday. Andrew Hansen and
Martin Nelson his bondsmen will be called
upon to pay this amount Into court. The
whereabout of young Mathlasen are un
known, although hie relatives and bonds
men have made unceasing effort to lo
cate him. HI young wife, whom he mar
ried but two months before hi arrest,
lias alnce his indictment secured a divorce
from him.
The cae against Carl Jensen, Indicted
on the charge of stealing a small sum of
money and some Jewelry from hts room
mate. Fred Rlrketts, ws dismissed.
The trial of J. Ralph, under Indictment
on the charge of breaking Into a drug store
In the western psrt of the city and stealing
a miscellaneous assortment of goods, which
he attempted to dispose of in Omaha, was
continued until next term at the request
of the defendant.
hTe trial of A. Kaplan of Omahe charged
with embexslement from the Oronewrg A
Schoentgen company, by whom he wa
employed as salesman In Omaha and 8outh
Omaha, has been assigned for thla morn
ing. Judge Wheeler reduced the bond of P.
C. Balnter. F. J. Moredlck and J. O'Ifearn.
the I'nlon Pacific switchmen Indicted on
the charge of breaking Into a freight car
and stealing a cae of whisky, from $.V)
to $200 esch. Balnter furnished ball In the
lesser amount yesterday afternoon and was
released from the county Jail.
Colored oxfords, white, gray, blue, red,
lavender, pink; any color you want: any
price, at Sargent's family shoe store.
CENTRAL FLOUR X.ls. Every sack
warranted. Central 4rocery and Meat
Market. ,.'
Quality Cftante
More with paint than, with anything else.
Tou may think you save a few dollars
on first cost, but you'll, lose a year or more
on the wear. We don't offer bargain
counter prices for paint, but we paint so
It stays painted. Janaen Nicholson.
Outside and Inside Hofiae Decorations.
Cool off your hot poch by putting up
our Vudor porch shades. Then get into
I one of our Vudor . hammock chairs and
nave a nice piece of our porch furniture,
a table, for instance,, with cigars and a
bottle cooled in one of our iceberg refrig
erators, and you will find your comfort
complete. Keller Farnsworth Furniture
company.
Go to Ricks' for vour monev'a worth i
i.u ia! money worth I
tailoring. No bluff, either.
N. T. Plumbing Co. Tel. SO. Night, LSS3.
Flna Faros.
Two hundred-acre farm- five mile from
Missouri Valley. Good Improvement and
orchard. - Cheap at $72 per acre. Wallace
Benjamin, room 1, Flrat - National bank
building. Office telephone 303.
Check, bat Xo Money.
W. , I- Eastman, said to have been at
ono time prominent In .business circle In
Omaha, was arrested In Council Bluffs
Thursday afternoon on the charge of ob
taining money under false pretenses by
means of worthless checks.
Wednesday complaint was made that
W. L. Eastman paused a check for $5 on
the Petersen A Schoening company, one
for $3 on Metzger Co. and another for
$. op the Hunter company.- The checks
were drawn on the First National bank
of thl city, where it was stated Eastman
had. not and never d,1d have any money in
that bank.
. Yesterday afternoon Eastman called at
the atore of the Metcalf company and asked
to have a check for $5 cashed. Mr. Met
calf. however, was auspicious and refused.
Eastman then started for the John Beno
company store, where lie was followed by
Mr. Metcalf. Mr. Meualf warned Charles
Beno and the latter, while burlevina with
Eastman, sent for th police.
... , , . . ,, , .
Eastman la said to live at SUS Davenport
street, Omaha.
Twenty per cent discount on lawn mow
ers and refrigerators. Extf a special ' 1-3
burner and 1-4 burner Michigan gasoline
stoves, light with torches, will not explode,
for $1160 and $15.60 each. Paddock & Hand
achejr. .
Investigate our cheap tans proposition In
eastern Colorado, 83 per acre for railing all
kinds of crops; good soil; beat of water;
delightful . climate. Excursion first and
third Tuesdays of each month. Send for
printed matter. FT C. l.ougee. 1:4 Main
street. Council Bluffs. Ia.
CENTRAL FLOUR 81.il.
warranted. Central Grocery
Market.
Every sack
ana Meat
The Title Guaranty and Trust company,
abstracter of titles. Book date back to
U Book are all tip to date. Work ac
curately and promptly don at lowest
price. Office opposite court house. ? Pari
treat. Council Bluffs, 1.
High grade pianos sold on asy payments,
$10 down and $5 per month. Swanson
Music Co., 407 Broadway.
Funeral of Mta. Shaaarl.
Funeral services over the lale Mis. E. I..
Shugart will be held this afternoon at 4
o'clock at the country . residence. Edge
wood, in Garner township. Rev. Marcus P.
McClure. pastor of the First Presbyterian
rtiim-h, of which Mrs. Shugart waa mem
ber, officiating. Following the aervlcea
I lie remains will be taken to Princeton, 111.,
for interment.
Mr. Shugart wa Hie daughter, of Mr.
and Mr. O. W. Triplet and waa born at
Wyanet. III., in lSTi. Prior to her mar
riage Mr. 3hugart. January 11. ls.-. she
was tea. hiiig school In Garner tow nship.
.- Bh ive. er husband and an infant son
- besides hei f-lhei and luothei, Hut biolh
I O WA I
era residing In Hardin township and
sister. Mrs. 8. Oldilch. living In Ogilvie.
Minn.
These have lieen selected to act as pall
bearers: Judge J. R. Reed, John Bennett.
L. C. Empkle. H. U. McOee and Ohio Knox.
Ron e elegant lots, alth psvlng snd grad
ing paid, on (ilen Ave. and also Fifth Ave
be sold cheap. Chas. T. Officer, 419 Broad
w-iy.
A. Metagar A Co.
New Location of Wholesale Bakery,
61( Mvnster St , Co. Bluffs, la
Home-made Bread a Specialty.
Rubber sled outing shoes for ladles Just ,
the thing for the lake, at Sargent's family !
shoe store. Look for the bear.
Special courses for public school pupil
given at Western Iowa College.
CHAIRS 4 HOTa AT 1)1-: VIOIM-'.a
on-lii-l.an of Foander f llnkr
I nlveralty Wpeaks at Jubilee.
PES MOINES, June 14 Hon. Theodore
P. Shouts, chairman of the Isthmian Cnnnl
commission, arrived today from Washing
ton for the lirak' university silver anni
versary services. lie Is the guest ot Prosl
dent Hill M. Pell of Drake. I
Mr. Shouts Is a son-in-law of !h late
Governor F. M. Drake, the principal bene.
factor of Drake university, and for whom
the college was named. Although not nn i
alumni of Drake, Mr. Shonts has always I
b"'n closely identified with it progress i
B"ce ne married Uovernor Drake s d i igli-
ter nt i. enterville some year ago.
After a breakfast at the Savery. Mr. ;
Shonts was escorted to Drake university. ,
where he made the aililress before an au- !
dlence of 2,0no at 10 o'clock, saying:
There has never been a time in the his
tory of thla country when the need of th
nigner euucation which our universities
alone are competent to supply, waa so great i
a it is today. The highest function of a !
university la to supply well disciplined and !
well informed minds, which are capable of !
accurate thinking. There ha never been '
any lack of the opposite kind of mind, j
which Is the very fountain-head of niWin- I
formation and error. This crop, like those
or neeas ana mosquitoes, takes care of It
self. In a time like the r resent when a snlrit
of discontent and of revolt against exist
ing conditions is abroad in the land. Hie
barm which an (Ignorant mind, no mutter
how sincere and well meaning, niav do, ;s
Incalculable. Its bad Influence can only la-
onset ny cairn reasoning and solid knowl
edge. The present upheaval of unrest, call
It what you will socialism, collectivism,
communism, or Incipient anarchy is like
countlesa other that have preoeeded It.
It ha the same time-worn nostrum for
the transformation of human nature and
acaVcVyTpaneo
cure or aoclal 111 and political distempers 1
that ha not been put forward many times I
during the past four centuries, and that has I
not been tried and found useless. These that
are now In name or form are based upon
the same old principles, and have as a cen
tral idea the assumption that demagogue"
and charlatans In places of power would
saminister governmental arrair of all ,
grade so honestly and intelligently, so '
th?tn..
There are not wanting throughout the land !
ryn:n'dhOthV'f!i1?.,?trrof0,thbeOsteh Verne'dYe'
from the back shelves of the storehouse
of political quackery. One man in a com
munity with a thoroughly informed mind
1 a competent force against a hundred
Ignorant, unsound, or muahy niluded per
sona who advocate these remedies.
Calm reaaonlng la necessary to meet and
direct Into safe channel this spirit of dis
content and revolt. That there are grave
causes for It cannot be denied. The de
mands for reform, hysterical and unreason
ing as many of them are. are well grounded
and must he heeded. The evils complained
of have come about because, as a people,
e have drifted from the old standard of
honesty and patient accumulation, Into a
mad rush for wealth, for the piling up of
enormoua fortunes In the shortest possible
period of time. We must be brought back
to the old moorings, not by violence and
unlawful methods, but by calm and In
flexible application of law. That the coun
try will right Itself, that It will pas wifely
through this crisis, as It has passed through
all those that have preceded it, no one
f:mlllur with Ita history can doubt. At
heart the people are sound and at heart
:hey are just and rational. They have al
ways been more wine, more patient and
more fair-minded than many of their would
bo leaders, for they have always Insisted
upon becoming possesses or me truth be-
toTr taking action. They will show the
Mmf, oualltlea In the present emergency,
, Th,v Hnow demaaoeue or a charlatan
when they see him If not at the first
sight, invariably at the second.
They have never shown a disposition to
burn down their house to roaat a. pig, and
they are not likely to do so In this In
stance. The educated man who does not
pin hi faith to I lie people In times like
the present make a fatal blunder. His
place la Willi them, devoting hla mind and
hla energy to the accomplishment of the
purpose which liiey always seek that Is,
a just and righteous solution of the prob
lem. He should go among them as a
nilssionsry of Intelligence nd accurate In
formation and also us tne apostle of law
and order, teaching everywhere respect for
law as the great bulwark of state, the very
foundation stone of the social fabric. When
law la set aside for any purpose whatever,
the act is an invitation to anarchy. The
turbulent elements In every communis
which are only kept down by the reatralnta
of the law are- quick to hall it aa a algn
of weakness, both moral and physical, and
to claim It a a recognition of the strength
of their position. Tney come to the front
instantly, eager anu reaay to begin an
j assault upon all law. and upon th- whole
system of social order. Nothing breeds
a aplrlt or anarchy o quickly as disregard
of law, or successful violation of law by
those who should be Ha staunchest sup
porter. Nothing o stlmulstes the growth
if socialistic Ideas us the belief that the
rich and powerful men have been violating
the law and escaping .the coiise'iuences
of their offenses. By far the larger part
of the soiin'iistic feeling that exist in this
country today 1 due to a conviction of
thl kind in the mind of thousands of
people. The evil consequences of this state
of mind can only be avoided by a con
vincing demonstration that there the
same law for the rich as for the noor i!
" i"''1' for ,hp.Jru8' magnate e. rm
the penniless man. That I wlmt the nla'u
pf.ipl- want-Impartial J.istlce. They ,.re
.not vindictive, and they have unshakable
Mtranaer I'onud Dead.
fiCWAN, la., June 14. (Special Telegram.)
William Carter, supposed to ba a travel
ing corn doctor, aged 4.1 years old. waa
found dead this morning on the North
western tracks be(ween Logan and Mis
souri Valley. One leg was cut off. He
wore two suits of clothes and had a grip
containing bottles, but had no money. A
coroner's Imiuest 1 now being held.
Telephone Girls Strike.
IOWA CITV. June 14. (Special Telegram.)
Ten girls employed In the Hell Telephone
exchange here struck this morning to
secure the discharge of a objectionable j
forewoman. State Manager Hall will
arrive thla morning Strike breaker are
being used to operate exchange.
Dried Beef Causes lllneaa.
IOWA CITY. Ia.. June 14 . (Spe.l.il Tele,
gram. I Mrs. J. C. Ixiehr of I.one Tree
narrowly es;-apej death yesterday by
poisoning from eating dried canned beef.
Prompt medical assistance alone saved hei.
nirl Breaka Leg.
IOWA CITY, Ia.. June 14. (Special TV'.
i gram.) Emma Krule, the 7-year-old daugh
ter of T. A. Krule of Western college. f.
from a shed and broke her leg yesterdav.
Frlgblfal Loss at Life
results fn.m throat and lung diseases. Dr.
Kings New Discovery for roughs and
colds Is a sure cine, jit and $1. For aai
by Sherman McConnell Drug Co.
WATCHES Krenzer. 15t and Dodge (
llaral Mlci Aoaa.
I.oriSVll.I.K. Ky.. June 14. A special
fiotn Ja kson. Kv. says: Judge .Line
Hargis. who ia under artesl here chaiged
with ihe murder i.r Dr. h. D. Cox. was
t"-lav g.!ii--d bail in the iiu of
Hie bond was in. mediately famished.
GREATER WALlACE
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ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20TH
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Robert Stickney's Haute Ecole
25 Horses.
BIGC.EST AVD MOST BEAUTIFUL' PKRFORMAXCH" 'EVER TRft
SEXTKll WITH A-Ntf 1'IKCL'H.
The Spectacular
. . , , , . i . . .
Is a rrrelation f what wealth, perseverance and brain, can ccompusn In tn)
OlrtJon of equipping. OTganUlng d printing Goreou. t. ETerr
cage or chariot is work of art- Every norsei is a perfect beauty. lt,Tery
"Unal . perfect epecimen. Erery coat n me i. gpotlew. Every rider is grace.
fn. The mueic is plentiful ana OI tne
going miles to gee. IT TAKES PLACE DAILY AT 10 O'CXCKK. UNLESS
UK AVOIDABLY DETAINED.
WRECK NEAR DES MOINES
Colordo Flyer and Iowa Limited Collide
Head-On.
ELEVEN PERSONS SLIGHTLY INJURED
Davenport Republicans Klect llele
atea tn ' State ' nnven
tlon Instructed for
Cnmnilna.
PES MOINES. June 14 The Colorado
Flyer, westbound, and the Iowa Limited,
eastbound. on the Hock Island, collided
head-on tonight, through the misunder
standing In passing orders. Eleven per
sons were slightly Injured. The names of
the Injured. are:
Mrs. M. Donnelly, Des Moines, bruised.
Mis Donnelly, Dea Molne. lin cut.-
Mrs. Q. Puffin. Pes Moines, bruised '
Frank Schaus, Chicago, bead injur.-d.
David U 1'atten, Des Moines, baggage
man, bead cut.
William M. Foater, porter, slight bruise.
Walter . H. Mason, Pea Moines, slight
bruises.
Conductor Fox. leg Injured.
Engineer Schult, Valley Junction, cheek
cut and bruised.
W, W. Masln. mall clerk, cut about face
and beck bruised.
Frank McRaven, dining car waiter, cut
about head.
Hefuae to Censore President.
The Iowa bankers' convention ot Cedar
Rapids, today tabled a resolution criticising
President Roosevelt for ' going Into the
newspapers with the packing house matter
before taking up the matter with the
packers themselves. The convention also
tabled a resolution endorsing the presi
dent's action.
Neott 'ounty for t aiuuibii.
Davenport republican primaries today u 1
instructed for Governor Cummins' nomina
tion. In two wards the Perkins faction
elected contesting delegation. Scott county
wilt send an instructed Cummins' delega
tion to the state convention.
I OI H PP.HKONg Kt'l'tl.M
III H I
Fast Trains on Hock Island Come
Together at Marne.
ATLANTIC, 1.1., June 14. (Special Tele
gram.) Faat trains No, to and Ui were
wrecked at Manic this evening. Four per
sons are said to be fatally hurt and about
fifteen more or less seriously injured. A
relief train and wrecking train was sent
from here with physicians to bring buck
tha Injured. No. t9 is a new last train
put on June 3. Maine is the passing point
for the trains and the failure of No. S
to dear the aiding I the cause of the
wieck. An engine and three coaches were
demolished and traffic will be delayed ev
eral hours.
COMMENCEMENT AT YANKTON
Ml Graduate from the follrite
and Netrutcea from the
Academy.
YANKTON. S. p., June 14. i Special.
Graduating week 1 over al Yankton col
li ge and that Instil ut Ion ia closed until
the theological Inatluie opens at the. end
of the mouth. The graduating exercise
of the aiademy were most Interesting and
a class of seventeen took diploma. Tho
college turned out six craduatea this year,
Albeit Joseph Allen of Hurley. Ctustavi
Adolph Kuhrow of Rice like. Wis., Miss
Hazel Hope MacGregor of Vr.)in, Mis
j Esther Ntchol. Plalnvlew, Neb.. Miss llau
I uah Eleanor Olson of Huron and Judso.i
Atiios Roberts of Plerpont. . .
I Dr. 1). K. Pearson of Chbago today
gae Yankton college. $50. ono pi condition
J or the college ralsine $:iO,0io.
Trlrubssr Haalaraa I. rows.
t PIERRE. S P.. June 14 (Special. The
Slate Asexstnenl Isiard has definitely de
cided luul the assessment of telephone
companies has grown lu ain-h an extent
thai It will b necessary fur the boa id
CIRCUS C0MES T0
BLUFFS
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in.n.iAi'a.. .n an in..
ACTS
Troupe of Menage Horses
25 Riders.
POSITIVE!.. THE IKNLY OM1;..
Street Parade
very DO p in iacx, urn rsraue is wurvu
to consider that class of property In
meeting to UacK. to. be held on the regular
date set for audi work which la this year
July It ha been the custom of the
board to adjourn this meeting to the data
of the regular meeting of the board, the
first week In August, but with the amount
of work oh telephones in the state at pre
ent it require, more- trnie than formerly
and will be looked after in a meeting to
itself.
American Retarna to Alleorla ace.
PIERRE. S. P., June 14 (Special. Clerk
of Court Tarbell toduy issued naturaliza
tion papers to Levi Gifford, . who Is a na
tive of Iowa. C.lfford years ago went to
Canada and became a citizen of that coun
try, but has decided to .conie back to tha
I'nlted States to live and is now renouncing
hi allegiance to the King of England,
and la In the peculiar position of a native
born cltixen securing naturalization in the
land of his nativity.
I.lahlnlna Wrecka llonae,
STTRGI8, S. P.. Jurie.-iSpeclal Tele
gram.) The residence oil William Faucet
In Sturals was struck by lightning this
morning. The back of the building wa
badly shattered and damaged. Lightning
struck the chimney, went through the houe
and came out nt three different places.
A boy was lilt while .standing In the 'door
way, (lucked down, but not hurt. A gat
twenty feet from the front door wa torn
off.
Vankton Pa Ina Its Bond. 1
YANKTON, H. P., June 14. (Special.)
Yankton county la busy taking up out
standing bonds and coupons which are not
due until lt)13. This week haw the county
treasurer cancel $17,000 worth of the.se ob
ligations. Thla sort of thing Is .being
done at the rate of $30,000 to $40,000 a
year, and shows the prosperity of tha
county as no other way-could show IL
Plttaliura Painter Locked Oat.
PITTSBURG. June 14.-Differences be
tween the Master Painlera' association of
Pittsburg and the unions of the Brother
hood of Painlera over the iyment of car
fare culminated today In lha declaration
by the master painters of a. general lock
out aR-int their employes. Twelve hun
dred painter are Idle.
Credit Men Basr.
BALTIMORE, June 14 The convention
of the National Association of Credit Men
lesumed Its session today. 1.. D. v ogel of
St. Louis delivered an uddress on "Not
Everybody Works but Father, being an
exposition of the efficient work which 1
I cing done by. credit associations,
Harsh Bernh.-.rt "all.
NEW YORK. June 14. Sarah Bernhart
sailed fur. Pari .in the steamship La
Touraine. '
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