Nebraska Newspapers

    Tiffin OMATIA DAILY BEE: TIlTjItSDAY, AUGUST 16M90flL-.
For salereal estate -
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West F am am Lot
. 7 feet miK front n 7tt St..
' ihrw saphklt p--vtti. full '
. depth With allejMrt rar. This
: Is one-hlf block north of Far- . . .
mm street. A rood n-w home -.
Just completed on the lot next
Bond, and every lot on. each
, 4da . of .37th St. between this
and Fsmsm St.. has- good
'' "home on H-nt" a rented, .
house tn the bunch. If you
don't, care for 7$-ft.-r front the
Y ' gdjfjnint: owner will take, part' '
of It. Price $40.00 per foot, and
take practically any te you
went. This la the beet bargain ,
on the hill for home. Act
. qslnkly, ; ' ' l . . ' .
Harrison & Morton,
.... HIV. 7. Life 3ldg. Tel. Doug. II.
' : ' . - RE 8U U
HIGH 8IOHTLY ACRES
otttheaal cornet1 of 48th and
Itrawn, Fine shade, freea, le
' gsnt pi for a.Jiome.
.-- - pao.
,. ,- EAST TERMS. . . ." ,
'Let us ahow It to you. .. .
PAYNE" INVESTMENT CO.,
1st Floor N.- T. I Bide.
' TeL Dcuf. 1781.
: .':. RE-i-M9ii
DON'T WAIT
For a Haw abetract, company to make your
title Iron the beglnamg.-'' We have your
title already on our booka and ran make
tin abetract on ahort notloe at low rrtce.
. MIDLAND. QUARANTT, AND. TRUST
COM PANT,
1714 Farnara Street. ,
---. Nv - RB-909 16
RAB1S BARGAINS 160 acre, $2,000 worth
new Improvement,' price $4,ti0.' Eighty
aersf $5oO" ' worth-' Improvement, price
'II.. .These ore aaape. $0,090 acre rich
and fertile Improved farms tn Sherman
and Cuater counties, J. T. Campbell,
L)thfi.mIlr. ; . RB-M12 22
v .-JUST A FEW LEFT
refer to those beauti
ful south, front lota on Fow
i ler Aye., - between Florence
' boulevard and 22d St., 60x133
' nicely -' terrlacW.' permanent
'Wlkaaewwr," naa'and wafer.
"Nothing "better lit the north
end.1' 'Price. fsflo arid up.
'EAS PATMENTS."'
W. EABNAH SMrtlL & CO.,
; 'il8 Farnam St. -v.
Tel. -Iotflaa 1064.
rg .-. RE-MSlo 18
M0NEY TO LOANr-REAL ESTATE
QARWN. IBROS., 10W Farnam, and $H
per ceuK.ioaaa fin. raai eaiaie; no aeiay.
W-161
l i .1, -nl . ,i ., , II
MONElf SO i.UAJ-rPayn investment Co.
' W-7&4
VANTIU-CHy loans And warrants. W.
Fur nam Smith & Co.. WO Farnam St
. .' ;r e . W 76i
BUILIjINQ loans on residence property; I
per cent. w. ii. Malkle, Kairvge Blk.
LOWEST RATES Be Oils. Paxton Block.
- . .. W-767
, M n . .
PlVAlI.MqNEy-rPD. Wead. 1630 Doug.
$1,000,000- TQ J.OAN op, bualness and resi
dence property In Omaha; loweat rates;
no delay Thomas Brennan, It. 1, N. V.
Llfei
-.ViIU
WANf -i'l'tV loa'asT Kl rpeteV7ft Co.
City 4 iTt loans-. O..F, Carson po., N.T.L.
j. .. W 70
LOANS. on improved city peoperty, W. IL
Thomas, $05 Firat National Bank Bldg.
W 761
WiONEY Td.tQAIrCHJiTTELS
VACATION, MONEY
a,it.nliUJl'. NiiklO IT! '
And tb.4a.tla ilaos to oorue and get It,
Doi, l ,lfl money atand, In l&a way of en
joying yourself -Whan It can bo ao easily
Obtained -at 'this oitlue on- HOUSEHOLD
GOODS,. PIANOS, HORSEii. WAGONS,
ETC. .. ...
fPEOiA-b, RATES QN , SALART LOANS.
We, have, a, goxl,ropoaiUon. te4fter thoas
.who wish mbneto tide them over vaoa
tion period. Call and be convinced.
, EElZtVBLia -CIlEDlT CO.
. , 91-0$ PsJtton Block.
- thj - wlrhout, "but wbat s ths
--vJIiltOW MONEY
, .5 . oh your lufAltufa,' pianos, live "
. . toetv and -other, chattels. Ws
also loaa o pereona steadily
' employed on their plain not
without endorser.
NO.ONWILL.KNOW
yH .ever had loan, besides
yod'have 'usa'of both money
and tenttrity M the sams tlma,
EASY PAYMENTS
as-ranted V. lt ' jror nurse.
LIBERAL 'REBATE
If paid before due.
Omaha Mortgage Loan Co..
Ut- Board sir trad BltaJ' 7Y1.' Douglas JCS6.
10 BoJUoTH ST..
t . r-' . '.i X MS61
MONET ktasjed -on pianos., furniture. Jew
elry, horses, oow. to.-C.-F. Raaxi, JiU a
lit.
Boweri,'703 U. Y. Lif e Bld..
Advances prfvate money on chattels or
. salary; easy to get; no red tape; you get
nlonay same day asked fur at small Oust.
-Ouen evenings till 1. x7;a
CHATTEL and 'salary loans.
Ctadit Co $33 Taxtou block.
Phoenl
JL 0U
EAGLE LOAN OFFICE; reliable, actum
uodaiing; au nusutaas conndttotial.- Uul
FURNITVHE. Uv atock. aalary loana
puff Grean- Loan Co.,- room M, Barker
Bloc. x. 74
DR. PRiKENOWS 'I'RIVATK MONEY
loaned on furniture, pianos, salary,
hurstts. etc. in any amount, at leaa uun
bait the rate; au red tap; perfect pri
vacy; Immediate attention; on any terms
anted; payments- Suspended in case of
Sickness or out of employment. Room
Bi ivjirpacn oiock, aus . tatn tu x. 72
MONET -LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE
ana oiaera aunciiil awarayj asy pay-
insius. umui in aa principal cttira. n ol
iuuih 1 1 it, aura jiw flag.
T i .'".. i X 761
CHATTELS, salary and Jewelry loans.
- 'PLUMBING
PUT plumbin uppllaa direct. WholeaaU
. pi'lees. pave on every article. Only lirat-
ciaaa bjwmis nanaieo. Prompt attention
. to every Older. Hand for catalogue, B- F.
, Karel. $$$ Harrison titl -Cnkearo. 111. i
WANTElPSALESMSN
. ayAA'TflHadwaeVearnVa; an ener
griic young Jimn Willi at leaer $ Vcr'
experience.' Addreaa, a-ith rcferenixs. I
$4 stating saUuy aaiiecud. L-W
DEATH NOTICE'S
Kowe John. Auiit 1.".. i(r"fl years, at
Ma resldem- 1!."J Locust street '
Hi main will be taken to Davenport, la.,
this afternoon.
PHKI.FS-Mrs. Sarah G.. widow of the. late
Hdwtn V. 1'heijs of OsK Park. III., at
the naldence of hr daughter Mts. A. V.
loane, til North Twnty-nlnt street.
Omaha, Neb.. August IS. Ilk ,
Services at 2 p. ni. Thursday, August IS.
Burial at DeJevan, Wis., Friday. . Chicano
paptrs please copy.
MONUMENTS
Oreat Western Granite Ca.
Uouclaa av.'l.
B4 Auc24
FLORISTS
L. HENDERSON. 161$ Farnam. Tel. Doug.
PERSONAL
- PILES CURED
WITHOtfT AN OPERATION-AUj kinds
of pllea cured internal, external, blind,
bleeding or Itching piles. A guarantee
given la every case treated by Xr. Max
well, who haa had twenty-five yeara' x-
f'erlence In treating 'pile. Hundreda of
estimonials given on application. 624 Bee
fcldg., Omaha. Nab. Phone Douglas l2t.
I ... U MU4 Am
ANT POOR OIKL In need of a friend call
or write to the' matron of the Salvation
Army Hume for Women at KC4 N. m it)
St.. O-nana, Neb. U MloO
TRT KELLT'S Laundry.
$&20.
'Phone Douglas
U in
VR. Ror, "Chiropody. R. $ $. 1504 Farn'm.
U-784
PRIVATE confinement home; Mrs. Dj.
King. 201$ i. 2ist Bt. . TeL Doug. 3&ai.
U IK
PI FATINO Buttona. Ruchlng.
1 L,L,n I 1I1VJ Embroidering,
Dyeing' and Cleaning;, Sponging and Shrink
ing, only Gc per yard. Send fur price list
and aampla. .
GOLDMAN PLEATlNQ C6.,
200 Douglas Block. Tel. Douglas lttft.
U Jt4
LAUNDRY!M"'
PRIVATE iioine during confinement. Mrs.
Garden, 221 Charles. Tel. Doug. $311.
U 168
THE . Salvation Army solicit cast-off
plothlnir! In. fuet. luvthlnl VOU UO llOt
- need. Wi collect, repair and tell, at 114
N. utn Bt., lor cost oi collecting 10 mi
worthy poor. Call 'Photta Doug. 413$ and
" wagon will call. U $11
CRPIE mertlral anil anrs-fral treatment at
Crelabton Medtoal Cbllege. iuh and
DavanDort St a. KDecUl attention paid
to confinement cases. All treatment su
pervised by collece proleaaors. 'Phone
Doug. 1167. Calls answered day or night.
- i U 128
THE City Garbage Co. Office, 14th and
Leavenwortu et. leu jjoujjii.s imi.
I V 769
PRIVATE homa during confinement; ba
bies adopted. The Good Bamaritan-Ban-Itarlum,
728 First Ave.. CoUnotl Bluffs,
la. TaL 774. " . - V-W
SURVKTING. BUckedaderfer. $1$ Bee Bids.
U (III
OMAHA Stammerer Institute, Ramge Bldg.
U 771
8TRINGE8, rubbe goods,lA rialla jnjt
- prices. Send for free catalogue, iifer-
Dlllon Dru Co., Omaha. u
WE '' RENT sewlnat machines at $1 per
ween, wt sen seoona-nanu maonines a
up. Nebraska Cycle Co., corner lath and
riarney. lei. uougias ibu. . u lis
DR8. VOGEL, private hospital for women
and tor laaiea betore and during connne-
meotv tun b. Witt alt., umana.
i - . f VM37 AU$11
CHlROPODI8T-Dr. Dunbar, 20$ Neville
oiock; nairdresaing, etc, Douglas sliQ,
, , . . u Ml-lK AUgJU
ARCHITECT O.-U Brollne, $1$ Be Bldg.
. . U U2 bit
ACOEN PKESS .A.teft
A. . . . . .. -U-6S9 sa
SHOULD BLANCH ARD'S ECZEMA LO
TION not give speedy or satisfactory re
sulu. notify Prof, I, Blanrhard. akin
specialist, Minneapolis, Minn. Whole
salers supply all druggists.
- U-MS10 SlOx
f HTytCWTTri treatment and bath. Mm
illilUilUilU Oml,h IIS M IS OA H,.n.
, U M891 H14X
MEDICAL
BEST nerve bracer for men. "Gray's Narva
rood Fills" $1 box, postpaid. Sherman &
eicuonneii jjrug wo., umana, 774
DR. PRIES, specialist, - -women's . diseases.
weaknesses, - discharges, irregularities,
cured painlessly and safely. Wiinneii
Diocjt, liitn ana i-iarney, room' umana.
PATENTS::.'
V. J. LaRSON & CO.. Da tent lawyers
patent book free, lie Bldg.VOmjtha, Neb.
SHARPE MACHINE WORKS Patent
procured, inventions developed, drawinaa.
patterns, castings, machine, work. 604-bli
B. 1VVU Ofc. V. S
Patents procured and sold, I fee.' Nat l In-
vestment co., jjougias nut., lain at Dodg.
FENCING
-,
A-
WIRE AND IRON FENCING.
For Iswn, garden poultry aadifarm. . Send
lor large ire catalogue, uet our prluea
umana w ire ana iron yvorjia, nee
Building. Tel. Red 6W. s ' M-837 BU
ANCHOR and Iron Fencing; Wire Fencing
so per toot, auo in. tan Bt.. rei. rtea si.
LOST
-i'-.-
LOST Gold brooch,' 16 snap of a knot.
rlewara en return. o Be omea.
- . - .... L0lr-.M17$X
FOUND Pocketbook,, August $. vcpntainlng
- key and small sum. Loser cad obtain at
net omce. - - LAM HUB 16X
CLAIRVOYANTS'-
MADAME BUDDHA.
LEADING PALMIST OP- OMAHA.
Eventful and truthful predictions given.
call lis d. inn bL, upp. uoston Mtore.
. i . 8 M19$
FOR EXCHANGE
(F TOU da not And what you want In this
.column, pat aa ad In and yyif will,n
get It
Z-$J
DETECTIVE SERVICE
WKTMORK detlv rvlc; 'phone Red
7401. Rooms 1$ and 14. Union Blk.. 15ih
and Farnam. $71 8&x
LAW & COLLECTIONS
J. M. Marfarland. 10$ N. T. U Bldg. - TeL
Doug. . ...
CSTEOPATHT
IOHNSON InsUtuta, 41$ i N. T.
Doug. 154. -
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GOVERNMENT NOTICES
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE
Otnaha. Nebraaka. August 10, UM. 8eald
proposala In trtplloat. wik b received bare
4 oy Quarterutaster at th poat named
hen la, until 10 a. ro., central standard ttnia.
AuguaVlO. lkOK, for funuahlng oata. Wan
und.atraw durlttg th flaal year. ndlng
Juq lit. aP Fort Waahakle, Wyunjng
Prupoaal r delivery .at other placa will
1m eatartail.f-d. . United Slstas. raaerv
light to reje-t or accept, any or ail pro
posals or any part . thereof. Information
furnlahed on at llcatln here, r to Quar
trrniMSter at th itatlon named, Bnvelopea
containing nropo Js . shiioJd be marked
"1'rupoaala for For.'ge,' and addreaaed to
iptAlu THOMAS h"pBi: Acting C. Q.
M. U4-1 iU-a-Z
LEGAL NOTICES
$'ROP08ED CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MENT.
The following proposed amendment to
the constitution of ine State of Nebraaka.
hereinafter art forth In fall. M tub-
mltted to the electors of the State of Ne
braska, to be voted upon at the general
election to ba held Tuesriav. November..
X. D., lm. ,
. rv it tnii-ivq ny me Liegl8iiui gi iui
State of Nebrsska:
Se'tirm 1. That at the a-erieral election
(or slate and legislative ofheers to be held
on the Tuesday succeeding the nrsl Mon-
oay in November, 1M, t tie following pro
vision be proposed and submitted to the
electors of the state as an amendment to
the constitution.
Section i. There shall be a state Railway
commission, consisting of three members,
who shall bj nrsl elected at. the gneral
election. In 19J, whoee telma of omce. ex
cept those choren at the rtrst election under
thla provision, shaH be alx years, and whose
comuujuation anall be fixed by tne legisla
ture.
Of the three Commissioners Rrn elected,
he one receiving th highest numler of
Votes shall hold hla office for alx -years.
he next hlgheat four yeara and the loweat
tm-u veara. The no, era and duties of such
rommtaaton shall Include the . regulation
oC rates, service and general control of
common carriers as the lrgislature may
provide by . law. But In the aoseijce oi
pecinc legislation, the commission shall
exerclae the powera and perform the dutiea
enumerated In this provision.
Section 3. .That at aaiu election in wie
year -Wort, on the ballot of each elector Vot
ing thereat, there shall be printed or writ
ten the words: "For Constitution Amena
roent. with reference to State Railway
commission" and "Against Constitutional
Amendment, with reference to State Kall
wnv rntmiimaton." And if a majority of
all votes cast at said election shall .be for
such amendment,' the same shall be deemed
to bo adopted.
I, A. Galusha, secretary of the Stare of
Nebraska, do hereby certify that the fore
going proposed amendment to the constitu
tion of the State of Nebraaka la a true and
correct copy of the original, enrolled and
engroened bill, aa passed by tbe Twenty
ninth session of the legislature of the State
of Nebraaka, as appears from said original
bill on file in thia office, and that said pro-pos.-d
amendment Is submitted to the quali
fied voters or tne state oi eoia iui
their adoDtlon or rejection at the general
election to be held on Tuesday, the 6th day
of November A. D., 1906. '
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the great seal of
the Btate of Neorasxa. ...
linn, ii Lincoln thin .24th day of -July,
In the 'year of our Lcia One Thousand Nina
Hundred and Bix, oi tne inaepenuem.-t ti
the United States the One Hundred ana
Thirty-second, and of the state the
Aug4-9-16-2J-30-8ep-l$-2-V7-Oct4-U-lB-25 ,-
.RAILWAY TIME CARD
INIOX TATIOH TKKTH AHD MARCV
laidst PaclSo.. f
Leave. Arrive.
Overland Limits a :4u am a k:l$ pro
The China and. Japan.
Fast Mall .a 4:15 pm a 6:10 pm
Colo Calif. Ex a 4:15 pm a$:$0am
California ft Or, ist.-.a i:a pm a :iv pm
Los Angeles Limited. ...all:) am a!0:46 pm
Fast Mall ' .a 1:55 pm a $:$0 pm
Colorado Special a 7:4$ am a 7:44 am
North Platte Local a s:iu am t pm
Bee trice Local .,b $:15 pm to 1:00 pm
Lhloaao Great Western.
Bt, Paul & Minneapolis, fc-30 pm.
bt Paul at Minneapolis. 7:4$ am
Chicago Limited $:40 pm
Chicago Express ........ 7:45 am
. I'lO m
ll'.M po
$:00 am
11:60 pm
.3:3V pm
Chicago express ........ a:v pm
Ckicua A Nartkwtrters. '
Local Cedar Rapids a 7:0a am a $:00 pm
Chicago Daylignt .a $:ug am .ll.JW pm
Chlcaso LlinUed, a. 8:3 pm It . la am
Carroll Local ...a 4:X1 pm v:M am
Bt. Paul JTast Mail a a.x uin t ve am
Sioux C. ak tit. P. Local. b pm a V:a am
Faat Mall . pm
ChicacTo Express a $:50 pm a 7:$u am
Chicago Limited all:uu ptn 11:16 am
Norfolk Boneateel ...a 7:40 am 10:1a tin
Lincoln & Long Ptn. ..a 7:40 am- 1u:j6 am
Casper 4k Wyoming. ...a $:00 pm a $:0 pin
peadwood & Lincoln.. .a $:00 pm . . ,$:Us pm
tiaatlnga at ouperiur....0 e-w im e;vo pm
Fremont-Albion .'.b 6:02 pirt 'M2;40 pm
Chicago Local all :30 an -. : $ :& pro
Shoahont Express .....aU:$0 am .a $:oo am
Twin City limlUd lOam 16;ta) pm
llliaota Ceau-aU, .
Chicago Express a 1:00 am a $:$$ pm
Cnloaao Liumea ,...4. pa a.i;w am
Cavtaatu Uttvafr latamd al X-ftoiaVfi.
, : KAJ$T. -. t
. . Leave... Arrive.
Chicago ' Limited, ...... .. am a 7:lo am
Iowa. Local. a ?:0u am a 4:o put
rh cam Mail a i am. auu:iu um
Iowa Local ,.....n..-...bl3:l. ptn ; kr i:oa pm
Chicago (Eastern a.xp.;.a :ve pm, a i:ts pm
Chicago Uowa Limited). a ;Sb pm aii:lw pm
WEST.
Rocky Mountain Li in., .a 7:20 ain , $:16 am
Colo. & Cal. Express... a 1.01 pm a $:6e pm
Okl. Texas Exp a 4:4u pm Bis.-ua pm
Colorado Fast Mull ...-.816:10 pin a 7:3$ am
1 dally, o oaiiy except ouQuar.
Ckleaao, MHwaake . St. Paul.
Cbl. A Colo. Special... .a 7:6$ am a 7:30 am
California ur. x-...a :vs pm a.i:iv pm
rw.rian.i Limited a :36 pm a n.At aa
Marlon tc Cedar R. Loo.b $:46 am: bU:o pm
kllaaoarl Paella). " i 1" - r
Bt, Louis Ekpreas...:.'..a :00 am' S 6:30 pm
K. C 4k SL L. Kxpresa..aU:l$ pm a $.00 pis
Wabaak. . . ... .t
St. Louia Ezprosa a, $.30 pm $.t ant
tu lAiiua iucai . ttroin
Council Blurts) a $:U am ai0:$0 pm
StanDeiry Local tfrom 1
Council Blus b $:00 pm bll:$0 am
WSBITCH DEPOT 10th. A WEBSTER.
-r. .
Ckleaao, it. Paal, MlaaeapoU V
Oniaha.
- - Jara. Arrive.
Twin ritv Passena-er...b $.M am b bjo nn
Sioux City Pauenar...a $:ou pm aU:Mt am
Emerson Local b $.20 pm b 9:10 am
Emerson Local o s:a am e k.M pas
Nebraaka Local, .via
Weeping Water .......b $40 pm bl$:$0 pm
Bi'RLIKGTOH STATION 1,0th H$$0.1.
Barilnatoa
Leave. - Arrive
Denver California.
Black Hills
Northwest Speoial ...
Northwest Express ..
Nebraska Express ...
Nebraska Local
l.lnaoln Local
.a 4.10 cm - a 4 Ju em
.a 4:10 pm a - pm
.a 4J0pm a H:ud am
.aU .lu i.ra a pm
.a S:iv am a 7.) pm
,.a$:uom
,., - a $ ,i
,.b I.Oo pm iU:;
a 1.04 sm
Llnoolu Faat Mall.
::y pm
Vx. Crook Platum'h..b $:$ pm ' bl0:$ am
Bellevua & Ptattsm h..a 7:W am a I: jo am
Denver Limited ......... ...... v.. , 7:14 am
Belevu oc Pao. June. ..a $10 am a$:10am
Bellsvu U Pao. J,unc...a $:10 am a l.M pm
Chicago Special a 7:6 am a 7:a$ am
cnicago E.xprcaa a : pm a l:bs
l nicago r tyer ..a :vo pm S7:am
Iowa Local a :!$ am alO bl pm
aL miuii MpixM , .a .o pru sii:ai am
Kansas City-lit. Jo....al0:4$ pm a 4:45 sm
Kansa City-St. Jo a :!$ am a $:10 pro
narwas utty-ou u a .a pm
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, d Dslly
sxcept Saturday. Sunday only. Dally
except aaonaay.
lefferttsI
A! A
r w i . ' tm f , m ' , '
riNvUsW
Th) Only Perfect
DOUBLE VTSIjOX LEXS.
COME Dl AXD SEE THEM
EXPERT OPTICIANS
400 llroavlwayl
SCAVENGER WORK
I haul dead anlmalai tl.oo per head.
Garb, ashes, nianur ajid alt rub
blah; clean Vaults' and cesapoola All
Work don I guaranteed. ' -
, Call promptly attended a
:hop. Bed Uik
4. M. SHERLOCK
CURRENT
COUNCIL
Offloo, 10 Pfrl
MIXOR INKJTTO.
Dsvla, . drugs. ' ' ', S
Clark's sodas.
"Stockert sells "carpets.
Fin cngravlmj at Leffert .
Ed Rogers' Tony Faust beer.
Plumbing and tieatisg, BtxUy sV Son.
Souvenir postals. Alexander's, $33 B'wsy,
Woodrlng Undertaking eompeny. Tl. $S9.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director , 'Phone 7.
Excelsior Masonic lodge will meet t
nlght in regular session. -
DIAMONDS AS AN INVESTMENT.
TALK TO LEFFERT AfiOUT IT. ?'"
O?'' Hoagland has th Kansas Shall
Brick. All hard brick, rjat his prices.
Congretsman Walter L Smith and wlf
are home from s visit to New York City.
See Stephen Bros, for fit brick and fit
clay, sewer pip, fittings and garden hose.
SKJTLT CASH FUR ALL SHOES AT
ohTVOSAL' UREAf CLOSIN(J
Itarmnnv knn,.. n.A.. - . .v- .
Star, will hold its reaular meetina- thla
evening In Masonic, temple.
George ll. Catterln and Emellne, Rogers,
dav af.ernfn 'nit ""i, 'ter-
MisV'MareY 'S of
Deputy Sheriff W.-. A, Groneweg, laft last
evening for Mli.eola. la., on a visit to
relatlves.
mer s isignt Dream St Fairmount park
last night only, attracted an audience of
about 400 people. ,
We wholesoie Ice cream. Shipped' to any
aSr.d.he V" Muclra'1 vVrer!'rl?oidwary'
Council Bluffs, la. Tel. 364. , .
Wa have the finest line of aampla thonu- '
ments to select from in the west. Sheeley
Lane Marble and Granite Works, 217
Enst Broadway, Council Bluffs. Ia.
Thieves visited the place of WiUlnm
Plumer In Lewis townsnlp TutlsSay night
"oie mrw kii 01 i oncoru harness
vaiuea at over $100. Two of , the sets were
liaum-aiiy Lew. -
While the Droaram hss not vet tuxa ar.
ranged. It has definitely been decided to
hold the. semi-centennial celebration of th
Klrt Presbyterian church of this city on
Ootober 13 and 14
WANTED, GOOD 'TWO-SEATED CAR-
RIAGE. CA8H OR IN TRADE WITH
tNXf!1SLhE?ASI?N. AND 'AY DIF'
f&RENCE. ADDKESS A, BEE -OFFICE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Fall ODeruna- V.ler Iowa. rnll. Mae-
liom block. Council Bluffs, la.. Monday, ' that the paving In front of their new- bak
August 27. EnglishS Normal. Bookkeeping , rv no Mvnater be extended to.th nrocerty
and Shorthand departments. Send for new
catalogue. Both 'phones. "'
City Treasurer True left lni av.nin
for Des Moines, where -he will act as a
tnenber of the commission sppolnted to
prepare a uniform system of bookkeeping
for municipalities in Iowa. . .
The following: iced drinks ami Ira nream
will be served all this .week at th Clark
Drug company': Madja. frozen phosphate,
Siberian flip, eldorado sundae, tropical sun
dae, Carmenclta kiss, , southern beauty,
American sundae and Greenland Iceberg.
OWING TO THE LARGE .CROWDS
THAT ARE ATTENDING OUR SALE
DURING THE DAY WET HAVE DE
CIDED' TO KEEP OPEN UNTIL NINES
O'CLOCK EACH EVENING ttEREAF-
l. en. ULiNiAM ek. OLAfi '38 MAIN ST..
James -Jarnbsen, agnrntt whom an In
formation charging-' him with being a
chronic. Inebriate had been filed by his
brother, was yesterday ' morning ordered
committed to the state -hospital "for dip
somaniacs at Knoavllle , for . eighteen
months.- . T . .
John- E. Judson, 2601' South avenue, died
yesterday, aged 37 years. His wife sur
vives Mm. The furieral will be held this
afternoon at 3 o'clock from the residence
and Interment will be in -Walnut Hill ceme
tery. Deceased was a member of tn Mod
ern Woodmen of. Amotle., :
A sneak thief stole a diamond pin valued
st $100" and some "silverware" from the
rooms of Mr, and .Mrs. Fred "Johnson,
and a plume valued at. tt'd 'from the room
of Mr a Nolan, at .the'-Renard,-' Tuesday
evening. It is bellevefl-T "that bath rooms
wer entered by means of a Skeleton key.
A deleaatlon froms"th''nmmerrljil clnh
Metxger. A Co. on Mynstes street. The
visitors were regsled wtk to ores m and
cookies and each one was presented with
a loaf of bread preparedand baked while
he waited. .' . . -. I A
John Hatfield, son f-Mra, Sylvia Hat
field, .50$ First svenue. Who escaped from
the Eldora Industrial school April 15 of
this year, waa taken Into custody yes
terday by the police. and will be .returned
to th .Institution.- .Youog .Hatfield, who
is about 18 years of age, had been work
ing st the Woodward. (ahdy factory under
the name of John Golff.'f ' '
. The mld-eumrr.er meeting; of the Western
Iowa Editorial association, to have been
held In 'this city Friday and Saturday of
this week, has been postponed. The rea
son given by Secretary Stevens for the
postponement In a letter la Seoretary Reed
of the Commercial club" is thst there sre
too -many other attraettons booked for
August to lniura a .successful meeting.
The meeting will probably be held .some
time In September.
A. Kuiken, 61$ Twenty-lhlrd -avenue, has
reported to the police' Ihfe -disappearance of
hla l$-year-old daughter while he was at
Werk at th- Iowa School for -the Deaf
Teeaday afternoon. The' girl pscked her
trunk and left a -note rm the table ' say
ing, "1 am going hick- "Where I cam
from." Mr. Kuiken Is a. widower and tho
girl has been keeping hohse- for him sine
her return from GrlnneH, where all
.worked as a domestic.,. t.
W'here ghall 1 Bay Mr Crocerlest
WB ANSWER THIS QUK8TION. FIRST
WHERE PRICES ARJ3 R16hT. SEC
OND. WHERE THE GpODS ARE FRESH
AND FIRST CLASS. ' THIRD. WHERB
TOU WILL RECEIVE COURTEOUS AND
HONEST TREATMENT. WE FULLFIL
THE ABOVE REQUIREMENTS IN EV
ERT RESPECT. GIVE US A TRIAL OR
DER AND WH ARE SURE TOU WILL
BE OUR REGULAR CUSTOMER. JOHN
OLSON. 739 W. BROADWAT.
If you ar looking lorwaro to your sum
mer's outing you will heed 'a fw va
cation necessities ; If you' sr going camp
ing with 4 small party you' will want
few delicacies; If you ar gotog to a plcnl
you ' will want your basket filled with
"good things to fat.".. Sandwiches.- olives,
pickles, cakes, cheese, fruits, a cold bottl
of ginger al or root beer i a fact McAte
has everything necessary' to fill a dainty
lunch basket and tb , best ' th market
affords.
THE MOST UP-TO-DATt. RESTAUR
ANT IN COUNCIL BLUFFS. OOOD 8ER.
VICE AND HOME COOKING. The Calu
met restaurant, $30 Broadway.
The Title Guaranty and Trust company,
abstracters of titles.; Becks flat back to
1S53. Book are all up to date. Work ac
curately and prpraptly Idone nt loweat
pr.Cei. Office opposite court house, 35 Pearl
street. Council Bluffs. Ia-
. Have your rooms papered and. your uous
painted In and outald.,' This Is JusJ.th
time of th yer. Tdv$ will .aot it, don
right and. at tbevrlght price. , Bur Ick. ti
South M.aln St. , .'. - .......
Closlas Out Bale oa Sasaaaer Goods.
29 per cent discount on Oasolln Stoves,
Hammocks, Garden Hose, - Ice Cream
Fteesrs and Water Coolers. Don't forge(
w sell Ender's Dolls Raxor. -.
8WAINE A MAUER,
. 334 And $38, Broadway.
Gas Stoves aai Riii,
W, hav th Favorite Oa Stov In a
variety of sixes and -styles. Prices -from
Hl$$ to $2.00, for, the popylar sixes.
Don't byy a gas stove without .first vlng
th Favoiitcs. Paddock j. and Handaehey
Hardware-Co. s
-.
GREEN AND KORFOLK FURNACES
GIVE THE BEST SATISFACTION. ASK
PBOPLB THAT USE THEM. TH3ST WILL
TELL TOU WHAT THET ARE.-' T? A.
EPENCER. 1b$ Broadway. ' -
UALONET 8
PEARL ST.
NlWf LOCATION,
NEWS OF IOWA
BLUFFS
St, Tel. 4S.
CUTTING THE STREET FCRCE
Council Deoidei to 8tT Borne Monsy ta
Operate Sweeper When it 0bme$.
PROTEST ON PAVING MYNSTER STREET
Property Owners Insist IJItehea ft"
ready Opened by Gas Company
Had Not Been Properly
Rnd;
The .city council meeting as a commit'
of the whole, yesterdnv-afternoon took up
the matter of the depleted streets' and
1 alleys' fr "na discussed wys and" mans
to
expenses of that department
down t -: "nab'le basis, In order;that
ther . .r.oney In the fund with
which to i nn the street sweeper whn
' T.A considerabie discussion , he
committe" on streets and alleys, of which
Counclhnan' Wallace Is chairman, wa ln-
structed to reduce the street force materl-
, . ,
tlu,' necessary.
J." J. ..Stewart and J. H. Pace, owners of
property on Mj-nster street shout to be
"ctor Wkham
tlee that they would refuse to par for th
Iniprovement in front of their holdings, glv
ing a their reason that ditches recently
j v,,. ,h, rm....' n. .. c-itvb.
dn by tn cl,,pn P "n1 Electric com.
W" " u'" P"P"iy lainpro aim
would render the pavement uneven. The
aaa comnanv had renewed its service P bes i
on the street in anticipation or tne pevina-.
The councllmcn Inspected the places com-
plained of and It Is understood everything
will be mad satisfactory by the compuny
before Wlckham Is ready to lay brick.
The committee also Inspected the work now
being done by the Northwestern In raising
' t"ck. and. bridges at the Broadway
crojslng.
The reduest tf A. Metsger at CO.
line, thus doing away. with the curbing and
sidewalk, was acquiesced In. '
A. Metscar aV Co
New Location of Wholesale Bakery.
$1$ Mynater Street, Co. Bluffs, la.
Home-mad Bread a Specialty.
- Visitors Welcotna'
CENTRAL FLOUR till. Every sack
warranted. Central Grocery and Meat Mar
ket. Both tphones 24.
MALONET'S
PEARL ST. .'.
NEW LOCATION. : $9
4,900 seres good farm land In eastern Colo,
radn, $6 per acre and up; no Irrigation re
quired. -Can- raise all kind of small grain
and corn. A few good homesteads Join
our lands. Send for printed matter. F. C.
Lougee, 124 Main street. Council Bluffs, J a.
- For imported wines, liquor and Bud
welser. beer go to L. Rosenfeld,' wholes!
liquor dealer, $1$ South . Main street. . . .
-Matters 1st Dlatrlet Ceart.
Peter Hartwlg and Louis Jensen, propri
etors of the Calumet- restaurant, .' are
defendants In an action brought by J. E.
Po"" In the -district court yesterday 111
which the sues; for' $334. the value of "U670
I meala at 'V . nenl: nee maal -frha i...
took Plce . whjle Hartwlg . .and. .-Jensen
owned the reentrant- known as The Vienna
at 414 West Broadway. Th property at
414 Broadway .Is owned by -Mrs. v A, C.
Potter for whom J..E. Potter is-agent. In
addition to paying $60 a month rental-for
the building and fixtures Hurt wig- and Jen
sen, it Is asserted by Potter aareed to fur
nish him his meals free during th pihd
ency of th lease or In the event of Potter
not taking the meals to pay him the equiv
alent .In cash. In his petition-Potter -states
he missed 1,70 meals which at 20 cents per
meal would amount to $3.14.. In. addition be
aaserts he Is entitled to $38 for some-work
he 'did about th place, first as carpenter
and then as cashier, making the total oi
his claim. $370. ... ; . .
Ales Ehlers who was more or i : lei
severely "burned by the explosion of gaso
lln at the Maabsttan reatkurant. dn June
11, has filed orlgfMU aoiiew of suit In thu
district "court against H. A. Larson and
Martin. .Jensen, owners of th place and
the Standard OH company for $1,100 dam
ages. ' He alleges his " injuries were the
result of jcarelessness on the part' of an
employe of the defendants. Ehlers at the
time of th explosion was- employed 4n the
restaurant. . t i
Barney Glllnskl, a commission merchant
of. this city, hss brought suit against the
Postal Telegr&ph a- Cable company to
recover damages placed at O.SM.36.' Lajt
September Glllnlkl wa handling seversl
carloads of peaches from California and
while seven Cars of the fmlt were enroute
here, be telegraphed to California for two
more. The telegram when It reached the
shippers at the other end read ten oars
and they hastened to fill the. order. When
Glllnskl discovered th .mistake he kep.
the wires hot trying tn stop the shipment,
a eight car in addition to tboae on the
way and the two Its . had ordered would
have swamped the market here. Aitex eon
elderable expense, a he claims,' Glllnskl
succeeded In having til shipment stopped
on paying the consigning firm $833.$& -.
W ar agent for th best wheel chairs
for invalids. - C. E. Alexander, $3; B'wsy.
. Owner Needs Money.
t esn sell g-room modern dwelll.is at big
discount. If sold st one! tt Is in fin
neighborhood " and on paved street. Call
aoon. Ther ar several smaller dwellings,
too.' TeL (L Charle T. Officer, 41$ Broad
way. . .
Tell your troubles to Hsfer, th lumbar
man, if they r ia his line.
All parsons knowing themselves -to b la.
debted to Duncan Dean or th Duncan
Shoe company ar request to caU and
settle at one..
' '
N. T, Plumbing Co.. 11. 250. Night LfJ.
" - W W H-
Real Estate iTaasfer.
These transfers - were reported to The
Be August 1$ by the Title Guaranaty and
Trust company ot Council Bluffs:
William F. Plunket and wlf to Fred
Jansen. aw" neV 54-75-13. w. d......J2,-tf
A. B, Carmen to Bessie 8hearer. s4$
feet of let lot $, block 11. in Will
lame' First sdd to Council Bluffs, -
' la., w. d MM
Victor Petersen -to Mary Langer. aS
feet of n7 feet of lot 7. block 1, in
Mlnden, Ia.. w. d 1,050
3. D. Edmundaon and wife $o Fremont
Benjamin, undivided one-half of
lot la and 'H of lot 17, block 48, In
Brown' subdivision In Council
Bluffs, Is., q. c. d t
County treaaurer to A. C. Keller, lot -
1. . block SS. In Riddle' subdivision
In Covnclr Bluff. It., t. d $
County treasurer to A. C. Keller, lot
" 13. block 48 ' Irr ' Riddle's subdivision:
In Council' Bluffs, Is-vf d. $
D. Seemsn to Christian Seeman, lots .
1$ and 17. block 12. In Burn' add to
Council Bluffs, la., w. d 1
Seven transfers: total-
.....$5.kJ
" A FINE S0-ACRE FARM ."....'
flvs mile from Council Bluff postofflc.
well Improved. Will tak a $2.0uO rMsne
toward It. Address D S. Kerr, M Proud
way,. Council Bluff.- 'Phone 417 and. K4
Red.
TAYLOR FAIL- TO APPEAR 1 COVHT
Informal Qaeatloalac nt taaahter
Behind Close Doors. ,
7.irhaiffl Taylor, Who had caused the ar
rtst of h,ls 16 ) ear-old daughter. Delia, and
her return from Missouri Valley Tueeday,
failed to put In kn appearance In court yes
terday when the girl's rase was railed for
a hearing before- Judge Wheeler. In his
Information Taylor had charged the girl
with Incorrigibility and she, after her ar
rest and return to this city, made serious
charges against' her father.
The. hearing wa held by Judge Wheeler
behind eksed doors In his chamber, those
present being Delia Tsylor bcr mother,
elder slater and County Attorney Hess.
Beyond the fact that Mrs. Tsylor and her
twto daughters had been put through a
searching examination' and that the case
had been continued for "thirty days or
less" County Attorney Hess declined to
give any further Information. Pending th
determination f the case the girl has been
placed lr .th custody of her mother, as
she expressed a willingness to return home.
People In Missouri Valley are much In
terested In the, case, and .two women from
that city who declared their intention of
seeing the truh revealed and th young
woman done Justice, were in. the court
room ready to testify If Mtlled upon.
It was stated by a relative of Mrs. Tay
lor that she had secured a new home for
herself and two daughters. It was also
stated by an uncle of- the girl that some
Interesting; developments might be looked
for .today. ...
, Boys Steal Herse.
Mrs Anton. Florl, residing on Canning
street, while attending the services at Bt.
r.i... -a r-ihnii i,k nn ni,,fr. tr.
y.,terday -.morning hitched her horse and
phaeton outside. At tmv close of the serv-
Ice the rig was found to be missing. In
the .afternoon Sam Mackland.- living near
Crescent, Cam upon two small boy driv
ing the rig. He recognised the horse and
phaeton as belonging to Mr. Florl and, on
questioning the hoys, learned they 'had
taken, th rjg from In front of the church.
He at one took possession of the rig, but
one of, th.oys succeeded In making his
escape for the time being by running into
a nearby Held.
Msckland notified I the authorities and
Deputy Sheriff Groneweg' and Mr". Florl
drove to the, piece. In the meantime farm
hands In the employ -of Mr. Mackland had
succeeded In capturing th other tad and
the two were brought back and locked up
In the Juvenile detention quarters ; In the
couHhpuse. The boys proved to be Sam
Kelly, aged 11, and A. Colemgn, aged 9
yeara", both: of this city. Th boys said
they fi rsl drove all around Fairmount park
and were making for Crescent City when
stopped by Mr. Mackland. . '
' Parade for Street Fair. :
Thb street fair and carnival to be held
the week of September 3 to 8 Is to be opened
by a.mopster street parade. This wa de
cided 'upon at a mass meet I net held , last
evening In the rooms of the Commercial
club. The affair la to be a foot parade,
and, the only person who, will be permitted
to ride in a carriage will , be Mayor Mac
rae, t, -.
All of the business men present at the
meeting promised to cproperate In making
the parade a feature of carnival week.
White caps and big badges will be worn by
all participating in, the. parade, knd.each
than will carry a cane It la hoped to have
all the labor unions and fraternal and mil
itary organisations In line. Councilman Ml
loney's "Indian .creek ganjt" la assured ss
one of the eomponent parts of the parade.
: Victor- ft.-Bender, In describing th at
tractions to be offered, at this year's csr
nlval demonstrated that he Was a "spieler'
of no hiean order. He stated th carnival
was to be on a grander end larger scale
than ever before and took the opportunity
to Impress upon the meeting the fact that
this 'year the 'Commercial club has charge
of the street fslr.
. ; Probably! Bo .Robbers. ,
Harry Cummins and Harry Monroe, under
arrest In Omaha for burglary, are believed
to be the men who ransacked the Charle
Beno residence In thla city Monday night.
Mr. ,Bno end family ar away from home
and f the robbery wa not discovered until
Tuesday .evening when Mrs. Sharpless, a
neighbor, entered the house to see If very.
thing was all right. The house had been
thoroughly ransacked and the contents of
bureaus, closets and trunks was scattered
nhout the floors. Indications were that th
burglars 'tis, spent the greater part of the
night Is ransacking, th house. Part of the
property stolen from the Beno home, the
police state, was found 1n ths room occu
pied by. the two, men in Omaha and other
articles were discovered in pawnshops In
this city. and Omaha. , '
Everything of enduring quality must have
a deep, solid foundation. A large part .of
every successful business, man must be
spent in preparation. The success of "Van
B.runt vehicles" Is .not th result of luck
or. accident, but th product Of hard and
consclentlou effort extending over twenty
flv years," Can. at my repository, 11 to
20 Fourth street,. t .-.';, ,
, . Marrlnae Ureases.
Licenses to wed were Issued yesterday
to the following:
Nam and Residence. Age.
George H. Cstterlin. Council Bluffs....
F.mellne Rogers, Councl Bluffs I.;.
William Jensen. Pottawtttamle county..
Bessie -Scott. Pottawattamie county. ...
OI Thompson. Council Bluffs
IngA Johnson, Council Bluffs
W pay CU.0Q per ton tor csstlron: mixed.
W00 per ton; stoves. 17. $0: rags, lo a lb.
rubber, Te; copper, 14o per lb. J. Ksttl
man, $0$ South Main. Both 'phone $,
Ealea After Hepburn's Place.
SIDNEY.' Ia.. Aug. 1$. (Special.) Sid
ney, 'whlh' has the' tinln.u distinction of
being th only town In the Eighth congres-
' , . 1 . , . - 1 - , -
u""l7 "V J J . .
"m of ef8n Co""
p- Hepburn -for congress,- now comes to
the front with another candidate in the
' P,ron f Jo' -.Etes, attorney at law.
j By a siusular colncldenr Mr. Estes'
former law Trtner. M-genator William
Eaun. was th .law partner of .Major Al-
nri iv Aiiucr.ua wnvn n ovieatea nep
burn twenty years ago.
roavesttloM Still tleadloekeal. -
WEBSTER CITT, la. Aug $. Spe-
clat.)--The Th'rty-ssventh. district repub
lican senatorial convention, which con
vened In' thla city . today ' for its fourth
session, is still dead-locked. On thousand
ons hundred aad fifty-eight ballots wer
cast today, making a total of $,$$0 caat
altogether.. The vote remain unchanged,
Chase of this city having 17 votes, Peter
son of Clarion' 1$, "and ward of Eldora It.
AN OLl end jVELlTR fED nEMEDY.
row vgn sirrv vsabs -kbs.
wnsLows nooTxxjia $nrmtrt.
In Mi u-4 ut ever SMXTf Haass ky SllXiukl
at kLllHIlkl ttir Ikatr CHlLtlkSM WMlLh TKStM.
Iha. wit u pearKcT lvi.a. it suuTkiaa ike
CHILD. KirllM tk Ol'MS. ALLAYS ail raj;
Cl'MK 1MJ COU.; .aa is ia fcaet aiar la
blAkkHUgA. Sa-S kf (wusstaM la nar Mt at
la- oris ba kara ( aak lae
UKo. VIXSLOVS bOvTHIXQ SYUtP
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RAIN PREVENTS TUE 'MM:
Election of Officer. Frireirtl -Event of
Fhilipric VfterDt' Ceinlon.
GENERAL MAC ARTHUR FOR COVMANDER
Pottawattaaale (esalp-Maa Coavleteali
f Marder Asks flapreme
to Reverse , tKev aVary's .--r'
. . fi.-i-v. ,, ; ;t
DES MOINES. Aug..l$.-8peclal-A rain
that amounted to three and three-quarter
Inches and thst fell between o'clock this
morning and noon made it necessary to
abandon the big parsde, of th young
Phllllpln veterans who are holding, their
seventh annual convention) here. Th
greater part of the water felt; between $:M
and 11, Just the time at which the pared
I waa to take place. As a result th FhilU-
pine vrtrrans spent the forenoon in th
Savery and Chamberlain lobbies, awapplnc
war stories. The nominating commit!
got to work and prepared Ita report which
waa ubmltted this afternoon and two, min
ority reports were. also, submitted.,- Ill
majority of th committee favored the lo.
tion of Major-General Arthur Mac-Arthur
U. 8. A., , for commander-ln-cblef. AV R.
Seller, the Illinois member of th nominat
ing committee, favored Major P, J. H. Far
rell of Chit ago for the office and R. M.
Tldball of Pennsylvania favored Captain
If. A. Crow of Pennsylvania for th lilflc.
They each brought In a minority report for
thefr particular candidate. The report of
the majority of the "Committee waa"a
follows:
Commander-in-chief Major-G e n r a 1
Arthur iMacArthur. U. 9. A. -. -
Firat senior vice-commander Geo. . C.
McC. Reeve, Minnesota.
First Junior vice -commander LletHfaaBt'
E. L. Hamilton, Michigan: .
Second junior vice-commander Col. E. D.
Thomas, U. S. A.
Third Junior vice-ebmmander Mjbr-Gn-eral
J. Franklin Bell. V. 8. A. "
Fourth junior vice-commander O, - 8.
Welnhelmer, Illinois. .
Surgeon. general Major Wilbur S. Conk
ling, Iowa.
1'aymaster Lieutenant C. B. Lewi. Colo
rado. Chaplain Chaplain J. A. Beebc, ftiwu.' '
Judge advocate-general M. J. -O'Donnell,'
Missouri. , . i .
The election resulted-as follows;.
Commander-in-chief Major-G e n e r a 1
Arthur MacArfhur, t'. 8. A. .
First senior vice commander Ch0tgln H
A. Crow, Pennsylvania. .
First Junior vice cunimander Llcutenftrit
E. K Hamilton, Michigan. '
Second Junior vie oummandert-Earl C
Carnahun, Kansas.!
Third Junior vice commander-'-MaJor-Oen-ernl
J. t-'ranklln Rell. IT. 8. A.
Fourth Junior vice. - commander u. . tu.
Welnhelmer, -Illinois.., V ' J t
Fifth lunlor vice commander Major
Speere, Mlnnesoota,
rJurgeon generaiJwajor w. b. tuniuui,
Des Molnea, Ia. . '";. - '
Uuartermaster aejierhl-nLleutanant .v..
Lewis, Colorado. J ' '
Juds-e advneste general M. J. o uonneu.
Kansas City Mo, , , . - - -
Chaplain itev- J, A. ieeoe, a oooiuca.
la. ..,'-. -.. .'..-... .
Next yeaT's meeting' will D at ivansas
Itesoiuttons wer passea inanmii bii-
tary Taft for retamin th Eleventh United
StAtt cavalry at Dea Moines until after th
reunion and Congressman Hull for. his ef-
forts la securlns th order.-'- -
Pottawattamie Cas Appealed. ..
Elmer Nowell of Pottawattamie county
has appealed to the supreme court th cas
In which he was, convicted of th murder
of Leroy-Addison st' Avoca' In September.
1906, and for whleh he wa em.tenced to
eighteen year at Fort. Madison. The mur
der grew out of a quarrel and drinking.
An appeal to the supreme court has also
been taken In the caae of the stat agalnat
Mathlas Baldes bt Sioux county.' who was
sentenced to life Imprisonment at Ana
mosa for the anurdec . of vhla .wife,. Mary
Baldes, in one of Uw jripat ..atrocious. mur
ders ' on record". ' The murder was com
mitted October 12 1906, In the '.day ' f lm
on a farm eight miles south of Hawarden
where they lived aa renters, and the murder
waa committed while a son and daughter
with pitchfork and other farol tooU trjed
to fight their father away -in art effort to
save their mother's life. Ths woman was
choked, and kicked , and beaten to death,
the husband finally dragging her into th
house where he Would not b Interrupted
by the children in order to complete th
deed. , .,; . , ; , .- . .
Banker Is Killed.
B. A. Lamasnn,: a bank cashier at An
keny, Ia., a email village near here, waa
today struck by lightning as he, stood. lo
his barn door and- - was instantly kilted,
, , -''.
Police atop Elopement.
Miss Imas Brokers of 1 Perry 'and Joseph
Jameson of Des Moines, who has recently
been " working In Perry, wera. taken- In
charge her by the police. Thr jlrl It
but fifteen years ,ohiv ..After knowing
each other for about three, days they eloped
to this city but relative. wereOulckly on
th trail and they wer captuj-ed here, as
they alighted from the interurban.
Soldier Hons Report,'
Commandant C. C Horton .of -tho Iowa
Soldiers' horn at' Marshatitown has Sled
his 'annual report with' the Board- of Con
trol showing th admission of 236 person
for th first time and t?l,-rad missions. . Th
most Important recommendation is aa to
the Ice supply. Th destruction of t,b mill
dam in th river has destroyed the ko'urc
of supply and unless th city of Marshall
town win a suit pending th dam can
not be reproduced, In which event an arti
ficial plant Is recommended. . Ths report
recommends th approprlatlon.of .,$2,000 for
th Improvement of th grounds; th pur
chase 'of two hose- cart and th erection
of a building for housing them; th erec
tion of a quartermaster s - building' and
some other minor Improvements. The- re
port show that the products of th farm
for th twelv months ending; June $0 war
worth $6,333.57. the vaiu of. articles manu
factured $2,201.01, th products " of th
bakery $7,243.81. , The per capita expena of
maintaining the' Institution $Uft)(7L . ., . '..
HARLAN A most successful chautauqua
season has Just been dosed here, the re
ceipts amounting to $3,140. Ther wer 1,00$
people present on closing day. .
FARLEY-rGeorc Crealow. .aged $3 year.
died her. He was on of th pioneers of
the state. Th funeral was held At Cole
ourg. where he formerly resided.
NEOLA The residence of J. B. Heath,-a
barber of this city, was entered last night
by burglars and $11$ taken. An entrance
we effected through a window in th
dining room. - "' ' ' --'
DAVENPORT C. M. Adam of Daven
port, president of the Iowa Rural Latter
Carriers' association, will, speak at th
Iowa Good Roads school at Ames Thurs
day evening on "The Rural Carrier mad
Good Road Improvement."
MASON CITY-O. P. Wlleon, (or twenty:
five year presiding elder of th Minnesota
and North Iowa conference and one of the
beat known Free Methodlat paatora and pre
siding elders la northern lows, ia dead. - He
founded the first Free Mtthudlst church in
St. Paul, Minn. '' ' . .-
ATLANTIC Rev. Jule Kolb of Wlcrta,
who haa been pastor of th German Luth
eran church there for the laat few years,
ha resigned his. position and Is preparing
ta move to, Hackrtt. where he baa received
and accepted a call to the pastoral of I he
church,
CHARITON Because ha thought hla.
friends had all forsaken him and that ne
on cared for him, Andrew 4Jeoklo, a pros
perous young farmer, atvnipttid o end his
life by taking carbolic acid, lie Is In a
critical condition, but it ts thought i will,
recover. He was undoubtedly Insane when
he committed th deed.
WATEKLOO-After living for six week
on. nothing but liquid f.xid. Mia' Stella
Plaher haa regained parttl control -of her
lower Jaw, which waa dislocated at both
enda and raotured in-three, pi cm In a
runaway oa th afternoon of June.au , Tp
nearly ia we-tka the girl s teeth hav been
clamped together and not until th otsas
4ajr w- ta rrllanceai raove4