Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1900.
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NEWS
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OFFICIALS REACH THE' CITY
Evarrthiac is , Bsaiiases for Conventions
WhUk If. Today.
riVt ASSOCIATIONS . RCPRESEN1 ED
U Eicw Am Horn Capveaa fa Fre
te nv1a Owoej Tisaa
Ths advance guard of county foctala
from Various parts of ths -stats who will
ettend the conventions of th fivs stats
associations of supervisors;; treasurers,
auditors, 'recorders and ctarkr of thar dle-
trlct court; arrtred In tha city yeeterday
uurnoon ana evening, ana try nigra there
waa a goodly gathering at tba Orand hotel,
where tha ftve organisations will have their
headquarters. "
Arrangements for the holding of the' con
ventions were made last night aa folkiwa:
Supervisors- In hall room,-clerk of court
in ladlea' srdinsry. auditors lb. lulte Ot on
fourth floor, -recorders In league room and
traaaurera In : commercial club rooma ad
joining the hotel. - . , .
The supervisors .will open their meeting
at to or. m.;- tha clerks at t a, m., . tha re
cordera at. 9 JO a. m., but-tha auditors will
not'v convene according tq their program
until -tha afternoon. -. Hereafter, only .fore
noon session wlM-bsheld.- . ', , '
John C. Crockett, alert,? .the.towa su
preme eaurt,- arrived In the city last night
and 'Will -attend- the meeting of the clerka
at the dietriot courts .
For imported wtnae, liquors and Bug.
welaer beer go ta t Roeenfold. whalaaaia
liquor dealer, (II South Main street.
All persons knowing themselves to be In
debted to EHinoan At Dean or the Duncan
Bhoe company are requested to call- and
settle at ones.- -
Hsve your rooma papered and your house
painted in and ontside. Thla la just tha
time of - the year. You will get It dona
right and at tha right price. Borwlck, 211
South Main St.
a,tOO acre good farm land In eaatera Colo
redo, W per acre and up; no Irrigation re
quired, jpan raise .all kinds of amall grata
and corn, A . few good bomeateada Join
out landa. Send, for printed matter. F. C
Lougea, 124 jMaln atreet. Council Bluffs, la.
Union Pantile Gets a Raise.
As 4 result of the appearance of City
Treasurer True and former City Aaeeaaor
F. 1J. Everest before tba executes coun
cil at the hearing on railroad aaseaamanta,
word haa been' received .hare that tha as
sessment of the Union Pacific on Ita main
1IW In Council Bluffs haa' been raised W,
600, on. ita 2.0 miles of track. The Union
avenue line haa been left - aa laat year,MP
00 per mile?
. In two years, through, the. efforts of ths
Commercial club and tha municipal authorl-
- be" Sure to fcet What :C
';- "'Votr Ask Fpr.:
I .-tea-buy Cimarata aa f aet m tha .
Everf gdoorid aoYna One, atmwhara,
Buylfig '.!ttfg tanCapf feoi bi- Caaoaxeta.K ;
l,X3. X'5. fr-0-. ln) to tha Minute..'
tO Mlnutea la tha Hour, 36Cp.,B9ie an
an Hour. 36,000 Boxea a Day of Tan Hovra,
1,080,000 Boxes i Month, andiben aoma.
; Think' cf .-220.60fJaple tala a Caa
carai tablet each day. MUllona uia Caa
carets when neceasary. . , ,
The Judgment ef Millions of Bright
Americans Is lnfalWblai They have been
Buying" and Taklnf Cascareu at that rata
for. over Sx years. . ... .
'. v Over Flvw MUllona of Dollars hava beea
SpenJ t e mak tha merits of Caacarets
known, and 'evety cent oi It would be lost
did not sound "mar It claim and hold the .
constant, continued friendship. Patronage
and Hndorse mant of well-p leased people year .
after year. i' ' ' '
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, " .-'.'- -a -' . j. , , f
There Is also a Reason-
Yhv there are Parasites who attach
themselves to, tha Healthy Body of Caaoaiv
at's suocasa Imitators, Counterfeiters, Sub-
atltutora.,..., ,.. .... .. t , . ,
k- . They are Trade Thlsrea who would rob
Csaoarets of the "Good WlQ'f of the people,
and sneak unearned profits, earned and
paid for, by Caaoarta.; ; . . . ; ; ,
- A Dishonest Purpose means a Dishonest
Product and a Disregard of tha Purchasers'
Health or Welfare: i
; Bewaxe of ' the Slick Salesman and his
ancient ."Just as.Cood story that
aaase refutes, i ,
: Caseareta are made only by the Sterling
Femedjr Oampany, and put up In metal box
wTSTthe" ''' long-tailed C ' on tha" cover.
. They ara wever sold (n bulk. ., '
Every UUet marked "CCC? . , '
' Be sura yoa get tha- genuh-te. ' M
EEFFERT'S
Tbm Oaly .Perfect
' docblb vrsroif XJOTS.
CX)MK cr ASO
THEM.
EXPERT OPTIClAJfa.
409 Broadway.
98
ccAvcNGcn won ft.
1 bawl eead aataaJa, Sj.ee
.OS aer aeaa.
0erba. asnea. uuu aad all rwe-
tia vsulta and capiee. AS
aiuk S s te svariled.
't-ee. Red UA - . .
J. M. . SHERLOCK
:i OF INTEREST FROM IOWA
-BLUFFS
8a. Tel. AS.
lies, tha assessment of ths t'nlon Pactflo
has been raised 182,400 in Jta taable value.
One year aco tha committee from Council
Bluffs succeeded In having tba assessment
raised from ,0O0 to flM.OOO par mile on
tha main Una. .
OFTKItU IXYKSTIOATIXO WRECK
Annoone Rasa af Paeeengera fieri
asly fnlnrad.
. M. O. Oartar, tralnmaatar of tha Wabash
with headquarters at Btanberry, arrived In
tha city (or tha purpose of making aa In
vestigation aa to where tha blame lay for
tha collision between .passenger No. I and
a switch engine with a lone string of oara
at tha east awltch Sunday night - Tha pss
senger, which waa due at tha awltch depot
at 10:10, waa nine mlnutea lata and how In
tha face of the etpected arrival of the
passenger at any moment a lone awltch
train happened to be on the main track Is
srAnethtnv -the rmii. m irtw Th.t
th collision did not result mora seriously
was most fortunate.
A list of thoee who were Injured but, none
seriously, was given out by the ofllotals of
the' road yeeterday. They wer:
J. C. Caughey, baggage master, thumb
mashed. -
C. H. Runyon, engineer of passenger trat,
finger mashed.
Bert Matthews, section foreman, bead est
and bruises. - .
J. F. Smith, Kiel hotel. Council Bluffs,
mouth and nosa bruised.
O. M. Jahnke, 818 North Sixteenth atreet,
Omaha.,;head'CUt. . ( '
Arthur Britton,' IsOS South' '.Thirteenth
atreet. Council Bluffs, arm badly bruised.
Mrs. Emma Hlblck; 71J North Twenty-first
atreet, .Omaha, , jaw ' bruised and teeth
knodked out.
Ruby Hlbtok, daughter of Mrs. Hlblck,
face bruised.
C. F. Remington, of tha Kennard Glass
Mt Paint Co., Omaha, bead hurt.
H. E. Dargantsel, Malvern, - la., arm
bruised.
Theresa Rapp, ICS Second atreet. Council
Bluffs, face cut and nose broken.
A, Mefacar Jk Ca,
New Location, of Wholesale Bakery.
Ill Mynater Street, Co. Bluffs. Ia.
Home-made Bread a Specialty.
. '. . . Visitors Welcome.
Favorite gas stoves, from. SI 60 to $36.
Bee them. The finest line made. Paddock
A Handschey Hardware Co.
MALONBT'B , NBVT LOCATION,
PEARL, ST. . '
GREEN AND NORFOLK FtTRNACBfl
GIVE" THE BEST SATISFACTION. ASK
PEOPLE THAT USB THKM. THBT WlU,
TELL YOU WHAT THBT ARE. F. A,
SPENCER. ISA Broadway.
Fine imported violins at Rourlclue Piano
Hotise, &35 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Is,
CARSOT LOCATE BLAMB FOR DE1TTI
taejaeat Tbrwwa No' Llabt ea taa
Drawataar of AUeta,
Tba Inquest over Claude Allen,' the Omaha
young man drowned at Lake Manawev last
Friday night during the fireworks display,
bald .yeeterday morning Resulted in the Jury,
consisting of Counotlman Thomas Maloney,
O.' J. 'Btilwen'and B; A.1 Bonham, returning
tha following verdict: ! r';-
I 'ThAt;sa"ll TClafude Allen came.to pta death
Itff droVhlnV -al Lake Manawsc; ArusMat' IT
190S, following an expioaton or nreworaa on
tha ofcr on1 -wvlch'-eald, Chtuda Allen , was
employed. From th evidence presented
we, inv jury, nnnoi. urvwi mi im, wim- wn
reeDonstble for the tfrVmature explosion, of
firework and Uia subsequent; drowning. '
,The wltnaea, eaiDnfd -were Herman
Kohn. N. W. Randol, and Roy Stowe, who
ware emptdyedvwlth Allen to discharge tha
fireworks; Daya Hoover, the engineer of the
ateam launcTv and Charles M. Kosters, sn
employa-of ' theiManawal. Aaiusment com
pany,- wQo witnessed-the accident. .
Kohn described the premature expioaton
of the fireworks and .told how he, Randol
and Stowe dropped- from the roof into the
body of the launch. Engineer Hoover, thlnk-
Irtg the boiler of the engine bad exploded,
Jumped Into tha water and was plck'ed up
by-one . of .the-'. other launches. None of
the witnesses saw Allen fair Into tha water
and iha was not missed until It csme time
to turn out the lights o the grounds, a
duty which he' 'attended to. ;
For SaJe-rFurnltwre of twentyrroom hotel
In goodr railroad division point. -Price, 130.
Will rent hotel tor' t3S on account of sick
ness, lie full of boarders. Quick sale.
Addreaa 2V 8. Kerr, set Broadway, Council
Bluffs. ; -i jI. , ';
-CENTRAL FLOUR n-U. Every seek
warranted. Central Grocery and Meat Mar
ket. Both phooee M, , v
, ' , ' V-' -'
THJB MOST rP-TO-DATSl RFflTATm.
ANT V COUNCIL BLUFFS. GOOD SER.
TICS AND HOME COOKINO. The Calu
met reatauraat. OS Shroadwar.
MASKED -MAS : ' ASSAULTS
GIRL
fTslls ta Hla Fwvaaae, aat.Maaaa-es ta
, . EMsye.
The polloa raoatvad word last night about
I o'clock from Warren Hough at Crescent
that a lt-year-old daughter of '8 farmer
named "McKeowa. living on the banks of
Honey Creak lake.' had been attacked by
a masked man with criminal Intent.
Mlaa MeKeown, It Is said, left, the house
shortly after dusk ta perform aoma errand
and bad proceeded but. a' short dlatance
whan a masked man sprang from behind
a tree and seised he. The tirute attempted
to , throw the young woman to tba ground,
at the same time holding his hand over
her mouth to prevent her crying out-
The young woman struggled 'desperstety,
and after nearly all. her 'clothing had been
torn from her succeeded la breaking away
from tha brute. She screamed for as
sistance and the fellow, aeelng the game
waa upV 'dashed Into the take,' the' water
of which la low; and made hie' escape.
Mlaa MeKeown rave a good description
of tha brute, which' waa furnished the po
ll oe here by Mr. Hough. The fetlow had
either a gray beard er whiskers, .which
showed beneath the mask. He was dressed
In overalls and wore a straw bat.
Sara Wife la la
William BI in peon, the negro Janitor of
the First National bapk; yesterday Mad
aa Information charging hie wife, Camilla
Simpson, a white woman, with being In
sane. Pending the hearing te be held to
day . by tha commissioners, tha wenssa
wss placed la St. Bernard's hospital
In Mv-ch. Ian. Camilla Larson, then a
rears of age, waa adjudged Insane and
committed ta tha stats asylum at Cmrlnda,
but was discharged from there In Augest
of the same year as recovered. Ia Novem
ber, MW. she waa married to Simpson, he
etna seven years bar senior.
A few days agn.the woman, appareatly
much excited, appeared In the orAee of
H. V. Rattey, clerk of The dtetitet eonrt.
and a enounced that she wished to secure
a diverse at once. She waa Informed that
whla tha eleik -of the eeart had au
thority -to Issue marriage lieeaaee he hsd
none to grant divorcee, that; power reeling
with the Judge ef the district court. Mrs.
Btmpaea dlapisyed her marriage osrtta.
eate and Instated on leaving It with
Deputy Hardeaty, while shs went to secure
the servkiee of an attorney aa anggeeted
by Mr. Hardeaty. Tha marriage certificate
le still In Mr. Hardesty's poseeaaton.
CONTRACTOR AlXeTWED HOUR TIME
fear Months' Addition far Wltlew
Creek Dltea. '
At a meeting of the Joint drainage
board of Harrison and Pottawattamie
counties In this , city yesterdsy ths time
limit for ths completion of the Western
Dredging company's contract was extended
from September 1 four montha. The com
pany had the contract for the Willow
creek ditch, the work on which ehould
have been completed by September 1 of
this year. In Ita application for an' ex
tension the company stated that unavoid
able circumstances had cauaed delay In
getting ths work started.
A bill of K33 for services rendered by
the late Thomas Tostevln In connection
with the drainage ditches, when hs wss
county surveyor for Pottawattamie
county, waa referred to a special committee
consisting of County Auditor Cheyne of
Pottawattamie county. County Attorney
Fallon of Harrison county and Seth Dean,
engineer In charge of construction.
Engineer Dean was Instructed to - de
termine the amount of dirt removed by
W. A. Smith on the Boyer river cut-off
No. J under hie former contract. '
After aiowlng a number of minor bills
the bosrd sdjourned. to September to, when
It will meet again In this city.
Where Shall I Ray Mr Oraeertee
WB ANSWER THIS QUESTION. FTR.BT
WHERE PRICES ARE RIGHT, SEC.
OrTD, WHERE THE GOODS ARB FRESH
AND FIRST CLASS. THIRD, WHERE
TOU WILL RECEIVE COURTEOUS AND
HONEST TREATMENT. WB FULLFIL
THE ABOVE REQUIREMENTS IN EV
ERT RESPECT. GIVE US A TRIAL OR
DER AND WB ARE SURE TOU WILL
BE OCR REGULAR CUBTOMER. JOHN
OLSON, 731 Wt BROADWAT.
If you are looking lorwara to your sum
mer's ou ting you will need a few va
cation necessities; If you are going camp
ing with a amall party you will want a
few delicacies; If you are going to a plento
you. will want your basket filled with
"good things to eat." Sandwiches, olives,
pickles, cakes, cheess, fruits, a cold bottle
of ginger ale or root beer In fact MeAtee
baa everything necessary to Bit a dainty
lunch basket and tha best the market
affords.
Real Kmtmtm Trans fere.
These transfers were reported to- The
Bee August by the Title Guaranty. A
Trust company of Council Bluffs:
COunty sheriff to Boyle National
bank, ta lots In Manawa park e. d. 13,42415
County' sheriff to Boyle National
bank, 521 lots In Msnawa park a. w. 8,SK9.46
Louis B. Everett and husband to Ed
ward Borv. lot I and wU lot I In
block I In Wright's addition to
Council Bluffs, la., w. d
Laura EL Schenck and husband to
628.00
Albert Fenn, part se nm 2-74-40,
w. d.
Clara E. Curtis et si to. Mellnda
Johns, lot n In block 80- In Ferry
addition to Council Bluffs, Ia., w. d.
W. H. Wood and wife to John L.
450.00
13.00
. Schroeder. lots I and I In block 16.
In Burns'
s' addition to Council Bluffs.
Ia.. a. o. d.
10.04
Bounty sheriff to Boyle National '
bank, lot 1 In block-1 In Manawa
park, a. d..-i. ..'...-..,.. .
.00
Seven transfers, total ..j....n..,02B 94
... ; t ... i -.
The Title Guaranty and Trust company,'
abstracters pt .tltlefj. Books date bsek to
163. Books are all up to data. . Work 'ac
curately ' end. promptly dons st lowest
prloes. Office opposite, out boose, m Pearl
street. Council BkilSe; IsUT
jN. T. Flumbjn CoV d. NJght'-TJWi
.We are agents for. .the best wheelchairs
for invalids. E. Alexander, W B'way.;.:
f : -v. -'--. . .-.:n-i-f. , - - .!;. t .
i -Mkt B4,Bai'.;,:,. ;:;
Must sell dwelling. Has five room's, city
water. Is on car line and rents for $8 per
month; always rented; '. Tel. 6L Charles T.
Officer, 419 Broadway.
Marrtaare Licenses.
These licenses to wed were Issued yes
terday to the following: n
Name and Residence.
Otto B. Etier, Omaha
Ada Phillips, Omsha
J. O. Pars low. Shenandoah, Ia. .,.
Emma Jones. Shenandoah, Ia
William Skalth. Council Bluffs ...
Anna Unmack, Council Bluff a ....
O. F. Mason, Red Oak, la
Mary Foatar, Red Oak, Ia .
Age.
Ti
MALONET'S
PEARL ST.
NEK . r LOCATION. M
Swanson Music company, 407 West Broad
waythe pace where you will find a
splendid assortment of pianos to select
from. Con overs, . Cables, Schubert and
Kingsbury's. All clean, new good. Prices
and tsrms to suit every person. We think
It a good house to deal with. '
WINOH SICftTlOM.
Davie, drugs. .
Clark's, sodas.
Stockert sells carpeta.
Fine engraving at Leffert's.
Ed Rogers' Tony Faust beer.
Plumbing and heating. Blaby A Son.
Souvenir postals. Alexander's, ttt B'wsy.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. 'Phone 7.
Wood ring Undertaking company. Tel. 131.
-pIAMONDS AS AN INVESTMENT,
TALK TO LEFFERT ABOUT IT.
George Hoagland has tha Kansaa Shall
Brick. All hard brick. Get his prices.
Sea Stephen Bros, for Are brick and fire
clay, aewer pipe, fittings and garden hose.
Xenophon Kynett arrived home yester
day from a visit jto Denver and other
Colorado points.
. Lawn octal by Conrad hive Lady Mecca
beea, Tuesday evening. August 1. at 1M
Second avenue. , ' ,
BRIOTLY CASH FOR ALL BHOE8 AT
Dl. SCAN A DliAN S GKAT cLorilNU
OUT SHOE -BAJE. - -
UET KOUK. GIBSON PICTURES
FRAMED WITH BAUliruL FRAMjSs;
HaTn C' &MWlClt ,pol
. I pay tU ear ton for east iron; mixed.
IW; atove, II; rags. vu per 1U; rubber,
7o; cupper, lea per lb. .J. Katclman, eVS
Main, both 'phones (RVO. '
Ws wholaaala lea cream. . JMpped to any
part of the state. Special pfioea to' the re
tail trade. I. MuocL lit West Broadway,
Council Bluffs. In. Tel. 164.
O. F. Mason and Mary Foster, a young
couple from Red Oak. accompanied by their
respective fathers, ware married In this
city last evening by Justice Field. '
We hava the finest line of sample monu
ments to select Irvm In the Wral. Sheeley
Lane Marble and Granite Works. Sit
East Broadway, Council Bluffs, Ia.
Concordia lodge, Knlghta of Pythias, will
meet tn regular session this evenina. All
members ui -requested to be present as
,, . . wumqvm uk unporiaoce to ooma
before tha meeting.
Rev. Henry DeLong performed tha mar-
s imae ceremony yesterday for Otto U.
Etler and Ada PhlUipa, both of Omaha,
and William Skalth and Anna Unmack
both of thla city. ; .
rail opening Western Iowa college; Mer
rutin vivca, council Biuns, la., lie
londay,
August XI. English. Normal. Bookkeeping
and Shorthand deiiartmenta. 0en4 for new
catalogue. Both phones.
Hubert rora and John Mitchell, negroes,
were arreated yesterday charged with
breaking Into and robbing Ed. Burke's
barber shop on West Broadway. The men
ara said to hava secured lite in cash.
Ofllsers of ths -Anheuaer-Busch Brewing
comvaay .of fit. Unite, were In the city
yesterday making arrangxuienta for tha
erection of a tm.uuO cold etorage warehouse
on South Aiaia etxent nd EtgLta, aveaua.
- Conaoilman Thomas Maloney. John -Oal-ia.
Joe Bum. John fltagerald. James
Wtckham. Hubert Tlnley and Charlea I)uff.
WlU saavo toaa fur ItmmsUoura, i
attend the stste meeting of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians.
Tba following teed drinks and Ice eream
will be eerved all this week at tha Clark
I 'rue company's; Msdja, fmsen phonphete,
Siberian flip, eldorado sondes, tropical sun
dae. . Csrmenrlte kiss, southern beauty,
American sundae and Greenland Iceberg.
Everest, the a-yeer-old soa of Mr. and
Mrs. M. C Sorensen, 2t'S Avenue (', was
severely bitten on the leg by a big dog
Sunday morning. The boy waa trying to
separate hie own and a neighbor's deg
which wer fighting and the atranse dug
turned on him and
fastened his teeth in
Dia lag.
The case In which the proprietors of the
Calumet restaurant are charged by
Charles Toung. colored, with Infringement
of civil rights by reason . of refusing to
serve a meal to him and hla wife, waa
continued yesterday In Justice Gardiner's
court for pne week, owing to the Illness
of Mrs. Toung.
Jske Lynns, who crested a disturbance at
Lake Manawa Sunday night, after declin
ing to pay for a ride he took on one of
the burros, waa fined 110 and costs In
Juailce Gardiner's court yesterdsy. He
went to the county Jail to serve out tha
fine by partaking of three days' board at
the expense of Pottawattamie county.
Elmer Sayres. of 12l Sixteenth avenue.
Is to have a hearing before Justice Field
today on the charge of assaulting Bert
Sister, son of A. Sigler, who filed the com
plaint. Bert Sigler,. it Is said, insisted on
paying attention to a daughter of Sayres,
despite the latter'e objections snd ths
alleged assault Is said to have been com
mitted last Saturday bight when Sayres
found young Sigler in the company of his
daughter. .
W. F. Trsvis. ths farm hand charged
with a statutory crime against Nnttle
Bothwell.. the 14-year-old step daughter of
Frank Snethen of Lewis township, had a
preliminary hearing before Justice Field
yeeterday and . waa bound over to await
the action of the grand Jury. In default
of ball, placed at frOO, Travis waa recom
mitted to the county Jail. The caae waa
taken to Justice Kleld'e court on a change
of venue from the court of Justice Gar
diner. Two men and two women traveling In a
wagon bearing the legend "Israelites of the
House of David," a sect having Ita head
quarters In Benton Harbor, Mich., held
services st the atreet corners yesterday,
attracting Considerable attention by their
long and unkempt hair. One of the tenets
of their belief Is that It Is sacrillgloua to
cut cither the hair on the head or the
face. They expect to remain here about
three daya and then will cross the river
to Omaha.
FTemaat Coaaty Veteraaa.
SIDNEY, Ia., Aug. . (Special.) The
eighteenth annual reunion of the Fremont
County Veterans' and Sons of Veterans'
associations will be held in Farragut, Au
gust B-24. Col. W. P. Hepburn will de
liver an address Wednesday afternoon and
Hon. Claude Porter, democratic candidate
for governor, will speak, on Friday. Other
speakers are W. E. Mitchell of Sidney, T.
8. Stevens of Hamburg and several of the
local pastors. - There will be abundance of
music of all klnda, base ball and other en
tertaining features.
Bee Want Ads are the dependable seeds
of success.
DIAMONDS Frenxer. 15th and Dodge Its.
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Showers In Nebraska and Iowa To
. day and Tomorrow Cooler la
Nebraska.
, - ' j . . .
WASHINGTON. Aug. .Fo recast of ths
westher for 'Tuesday-and Wednesdsy:
For Nebraska ; and ' Kansas-Showers
Tuesday and Wednesday; . cooler Tueeday.
For. Iowa and Missouri Local rains Tues
day -and Wednesday; cooler Tuesday night
and' Wednesdays ,": -',' .., . - !.',
Fopv South Dakpta-Falr Tuesdsy and
Wednesday :. .warmer 'Wed rynday.
For Montana Showera Tuesday; fair and
warn Wed needs, t ' '
Torfc;tWyomlndJ'oloradcshowers
Tuesday and Wedneedsooler-Tuesday.
.C ' ' t. La.eal Steeard..
OFFICE OF THE WTTATHER BUREAU.
OMAHA, Aug. 20.-OffnMfil record of tem
perature and preorpttatinn compared' with
the corresponding Sty of the last three
year - ' lflos. inns. i04. 1908.
Maximum temperature':.', n M 5. 4
Minimum' temperature'. 75 ' M!, 68 -aj
Mean temperature,;..: 84 ' 78 76 71
Precipitation .'......,.....,'.00 .00 .00 .00
Temperature and precipitation departures
fronj the normal at Omaha since March L
and comparison with the laat two yeara:
Normal tempernture.'.'.'.r., T4
Excess for the dev.... i
Exceas deficiency since March 1 its,
riormai precipitation 10 Inch
Deficiency for the day.'..;..,.,... .10 Inch
PrerlDitatlon since MnecK 1 km
Deficiency since March 1.. s.H Inches
Deficiency for cor. period., 1906... 7 Inches
uenciency ror cor. perlor, 1904... 1.07 lnchea
Heporta from. Stations at T r. M.
' Station and State
Temp. Max. Rain-
of Weather.
Bismarck, ralnlne- :
f p. ni. Temp. fall.
...... W 62 .80
..".'..72 7 .01
.ii.M 90 .00
84 90 .00
......72 to .01
.s...61 62 .n
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precipitation. '
Local Forecaster.
Cheyenne, cloudy ..
Chicago, pt. cloudy
Davenport, clear -..
i Denver, raining
Helena
cloui
Huron, clear
Kansas City, clear-.'.."...
North Platte, clear
Oinaha; clear
Rapid Cfty, cloudy .......
St. Louis, pt. cloudy ....
St. Paul, clear
Salt Lake, cloudy' ......
Valentine, clear ..........
Wllllston. cloudy .......
"T" Indicate trace of
L, A. WELSH.
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'. is affording thousands opportunities to buy bargains. Are you interested in real estate.
-.WEDNESDAY; AN
the following well known. real estate titmV will aSyerUe Special Bargains In parts .of the city desbribed b'eloi:
Hsimcpm Park District The South Part of "City Northwest Omaha Business Property
mciuaea aoma or tna nnest Domes In
tba elty. Tha car service is good. The
property Ilea high and tba prices are
reasonable, which makea It a good In
vestment proposition.
George P. Be mis Co.
- P. I). Wead. . r.
Alfred Kennedy.
Thoa. F. Pay ton.
Harrison a Morton.
: George) e Co.
Garvin Bros. ..
Suburban Property
on if Imtit
Itvi VWUVi
which takee In Dundee. Benson and ed forward by a conservative home
Florence aa -well aa property adjoining buying people, who are working won-
umana. ana convenient to car linea la
In rreaUr demand than ever bnfora
. ' . 7 ' mww, luuiiv yj uuci j una uvea
The prices are very raaaonabla for thla pnt on the market recently and la ba
property. but on account of It deslr- log Bold to noma Duuaera. .
abllity prices are ateadily Increasing.,
George P. iieinla Co.
F. I. Wead.
Thoa. F. Pay ton.
Hastings Jt Urydnn.
Ji. P. Iktdge.
Payne. Rostwfck Co.
Byron Reed Co.
Kerr-fihaUrroaa.
Ilarrlaon A Morton.
Gania lii.
nrnT IflKIVr AV PpAIl,,t,w,nno,oNwTokmm, Bryn.
riUlll JUAMilu Ui vAIVIVULL The democratle headquarters sr alrearly
Outsids Iiinranoe Oenpaaiet Beek to lfak
illSaore Igaiut Bin. '
sawahamawa)
OUTGROWTH OF THE ANTI-COalPACT LAW
All 'the Caadldatee aa Both Repah
lleaa and Democratle Tlrhete Ex
pected ta Be la Dee Molaee
"oa Tharaday,
. (From a Staff Correspondent.)
DE8 MOINES. Ia.. Ang. tO.-Sperla!.)-Tt
waa discovered todsy that some of the non
Iowa fire Insurance tompenlea, that Is com
panies organised and having their mifi
office In other states, have made an attempt
to organise for the purpose of defeating the
re-election of Auditor of State B. F. Carroll,
next November. It Is known that a num
ber of fire Insurance and also fraternal In
surance men In this city hsve been ap
proached with the proposition that .lt they
will join In the fight one hundred men will
be put In the field to make an aggresatvs
campaign agalnat Auditor Carroll. The
purpose of defeating him Is the fsct that he
haa resisted their efforts to secure fhe
repeal of the Blanchard, anti-compact law
and tha anti-coinsurance arid pro-rating
law. . The Blanchard law Is the law. that
prevents Insurance companies combining
and fixing the rate of premiums. It Is ths
sntl-trust law as spplied to fire Insurance
companies.' The other law that the Are
Insurance man wish to eee defeated Is sec
tion 1741 of ths code. ' which, prohibits co
Insurance. It Is a protection to the public
since if the law waa repealed companies
could attach riders to the policies under
which ,tbey would never hsve to pay the
full face .of the policy, while at the sime
tlm they would be receiving a premium
rate that would pay for the full face value.
The fratemala have been approached tn the
scheme because of ths hope of- getting the
300,000 voters In their membership lined up.
Thus far It has been Impossible to find any
Iowa company that has agreed to go Into !
the scheme though a number hsvs been j
found to whom the proposition has bean
V,. Vw whnm U haa turn.. I
down.
Will lean o Letter.
Governor Cummins will Issue no letter
of acceptance of the nomination eS gov
ernor. .The newspapers over the state of
Iowa that have been commenting on what
he would say are misinformed. Governor i
Cummins was asked about the matter to
day and ststed that It hss never been the
custom of the nominee for governor to
write s letter of acceptance. The candi
date Is slwSys notified by a committee sud
Is then taken before the convention to per
sonslly stste his acceptance, aa was done
st the state convention this year.
Charaed with Perjary.
William Gretton was today placed under
arrest on a charge of perjury. The charge
Is thst he swore falsely to the age of Miss
Olive Brown of Boone, Is., In order to as
sist In getting a marriage license for her
marriage to Roy Mann. Franklin Brown,
a brother, claims she is but 17 years old.
Chance Date of Convention.
The data of the state convention ef the
Christian Endeavor, which will be held at
the Central Church of Christ In this city,
hss been changed to October 1 to 8 Instead
of a week later.
. Katarallsed to -Get a. Bride.
In order that he might' return safely tu
Itsty for his bride-to-be, Pietro Cosmalll
today secured naturalisation papers of the
district .court hers. '"The ""glrls parents re
fused to allow ner to make IM triii' atof
so 'Pietro hsd to be naturalised in Order
to .go former. .FJety-ps a anut vender In
this.cltyo " '
Evans it la-rharse. .7 .
. Between HQOsnd KM" of Me crseit'snnU
of the- Iow-National, fcuaYd '-are'Jn ltht
city- tonight ready for the practice "shoots
for. the Iowa rophies. at; th:e ForV Pea
Moines' rifle isangs.pwKjch ,ope'ai tcirnqrro
morning. 'The "men: will camp ,pn' -the
grounds for" four days snd will be in
chsrge of Colonel H, Evans of Red
Oak.--..
'All Candidates Here Ttiaraday.
All the candidates, of both ths republican
and democratic tlcketa will be In this city
Thursday. That Is the dste set when the
central committee of each . party ' will
meet the candidates and finally plan for
the campaign and .the' date' when the cam
paign wfll open.' Boon after the confer
ence . Chairman Woods of the republican
committee expects to open the headquarters
here snd remain permanently in the city
from that time tti charge of the campaign.
Chairman Miller' of the democratic com-
LS OH) and WELLr TRIED REMEDY.
. tTJR OVER SIXTY TCARS
sum. wzvsx.owni aooTxisa mu?,
Su MB MS tot e SlXTf TEARS by MILLION,
ef MOTHERS for tk.tr CHlLDRttM WHILE TEETH.
INO, WITH PBHrEOT SUCCESS. IT SOOTHES te.
CHILD. SOri KKS the OUMH, ALLAYS sll PAIN,
CURES WIND COUC, s.4 I. U. bwt tmmtr (or
DIARRHOEA. SolS bf Dnulut . tnrf But el
th varla. R. ur sntf mk for
MRS. WIXSLOW'S bOUTHIXa STRIP
An use as etser klas. SI eesu
Week Real Estate Advertising
la. being built up Tory rapidly, with
good substantial homes, by a class of
PeP' n mane we peat pi cuirena.
A good many of iheae' people' are em
ployed In South Omaha. ..
George P. Bemla Co.
. V. It. Wead.
Kerr-6hUcrose Co.
KusseU A McKJtrick Co.
Win. D. Rood.
. McCagne laveslmeni Co.
R. H. Landeryon.
D. V. Sholes Co,
Oarsin Bros.
The North Part ol City
llk',he !h part U 5r?w.,ng Ter'
ranMlv mnA itm nrnvaa im Knln . K
dera in thla part of tha city. ConslcV-
" -Ji' A " " -.1: .
George P. Be tula Co. .
F. U. Wead. ;
Ituaseil & McKitrick Co.
It. H. Laudrryon.
Kerr-Shallcrosa Co.
George O. Wallace.
Thos. F. Paytoa.
H. C. Peters Co.
George A Co.
Garvin Urva.
open in the Observatory building and are
In the chary of ex-Congressman Walt It
Butler.. Ths preliminary plans of ths re -
publican committee are tor securing a sum -
ber of republicans of national reputation
CI
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No woman who tisei "Mother's Frienl" need fear the suffering
and danger incident to birth; for it robs the ordeal of iu horror
and insures safety to life of mother and ch ild, and leaves her in
a condition more favorable to speedy recovery, i The child tas
s1a la af1 w-T a w v M J
amaaTVr uvaibalj a vus aua
eood natured. Our book
lit aim j, mu. u r-i
''Motherhood," is worth
its weight in gold to every
woman, and will be sent free
envelope by addressing application
Brad field Regulator Co. Atlanta
CHEAP EXCURSIONS
.....TO..... ' ...
THE BLACK HILLS;
FROM NEBRASKA POINTS
$10.00 round trip to Hot Springs, S. D, ,
$15.00 round trip to Deadwood and Lead, S. D.
. Dates of Sale: August 28th.
Final Limit: September 12th.
Train Service: From Omaha at 4:10 P. M.
daily. Through sleepers and chair cars.
For rates, berths and information, apply
BURLINGTON CITY TICKET OEFICE.
1501 lARNAM ST.. 0BIABA, NEB.
111
39 mmi
SCHOOLS AND
Western Military, Academy
v - Upper Alton. Illinois
J8thveer. Ideal location near St. Louis. Six modem building in beiutl. p.
ful psrfc. Three fire-proof barracks. Lsrge drill hall, with gymnasium
sod bowling alley.. Strong faculty of 16. Army officer snd militsry equipment '.
hirni.hdby War Dept. Tuition $450. Capacity 150. Waiting fist (sstyesr. ,
' Itpmediate application sdvisable for boy of good chiracter above 6th gride. -t
n'l AT..BKHT M. JACKSeW. A. M.. SopeHatendn(
Lindenwoed College for Women
,. .Dlaniond Jubilee Colleje. of the West. Academic. SemltHiry and Colleaa Courses,
(MhsJu,. Klocullon, 'Art apd tomestio Economy, . physical, anij, jBtraUaloT Location.
.. AcoesslblUty to a crest city. Select patronafs. Limited number ot boarders. Every
' room taken during last school year. Beautiful location. Kleotrlc cars to St. Mais.
CstalosAie on , application, aiev. Oeofe Vrederlo Ayres. rh. Vzsa
ISeiitworth
BELLgVUE COLLEGE
CQLLhlCilC Claajtltiu, stflenti&u, phliosu
Lphical courses.
r ACADEMIC An accredited High BohooL
frepsres for Wc-uevue or any uluer out
lea or University-
Is'OKMAL BCtiOOL Elementary and ad
vanced courses. Certificates granted.
. CONSERVATORY Tneory ut music, pi
auo, 'voice, violin, elocution snd art.
CUNNbC'lloiNd ' witn omalia; Uleotrle
line and Burlington Railway.
Kail acmeater opens bepteinber 18.
Address President Wadaworth, Bellsvaa
Web.
American
Kimball Hsi
830to ass
Wabash Ave.
OhioagOt III.
Conservatory
Ths Lsssisf Seassl si Music sss Oramstle ArT
TWCNTY-riBST SEASON. Slaty-five emloen'
instractors. Un.orpassed course of study
Teachers' Training Department. Diplomss n.
Teacher'e CertlBcataa. Vnrivaltd fret Advam
lata. Thirty free scholarships awarded aniraalh
to talented stadeota of limited means. Faliterir.
begins ii.nt. 10. 19t6. .Linus, nailed fr.
JOHN J. H ATTSTAE DT. Pr.ild.nt
baa been desirable for a long time, aa
evidenced by the beautiful homes In
,Bem?a Park and on Walnut Hill. Con
venient car service and the beautiful
view to ba had baa made a strong der
mand for property In this section ot
tha city,
George P. Brails Co.
F. D. Wead.'-' " -
George G. Wallace. "
Kerr-Shallcross. -
1. H.. Duraout & Bon. -
Garvin Jlros.
West Farnam District
Property is of the choicest for line real
dencea. It U in this district that tha
highest priced, resldepce property in
V. v . .. . .
Omaha is altuated.
George P. Bemis Co.
F. D. Wead.
Keir-rihallcrosa Co.
Russell A McMrKitrick Co.
Win. 1). IlwL
Payne Investmrnt Co.
Georga G. Wallace.
Thos. F. Payton.
J. R Biunont A Son.
George A Co.
Garvin Broa.
such as VWa President Fairbanks,, flee-,
rUry Taft, Speaker Cannon, SenatnV te
FoTiette. Senator Cutlom, nt-Onvernor V
Sant of Minnesota, Governor Deneen of
J Illinois and Coe t. Crswford of South
1 Dakota to take part In the campaign here
'and make a number of speeches euan.
And many other painful and tterlotti
ailment from which most mothers , ,
suffer, can be avoided by the uac of
Kot.iri rntit .Tint treat remedy
a God-send to women, carryinc'
them through their most critical
ordeal with safety and no pain.
f-s --v rrra nnn r n n ,
j ill II II HI -lll
in plain
COLLEGES.
Clcit Avei a
ST. CHARLSiS
MdI83M90&
MILlTftnY flOftDEMV
LeBlas-ton. Ho. Oldest and Lars est Military
School In the HFddle West. Class 'A' by
recent rating
of War Dept. Band for
catalogue.
National Cathedral
School
far
Clrll
ML SL Albas, Wsiblsgloa, D. C
Combines the best features of ths
College Preparatory snd Finishing
School. Unrivalled advantages la
Music and ArL Certificate ad mite to
college. Special Courses. rin.
proof Building. Park of 40 aoree.
ttt. Ber. H. T. lATTZaxi D, S. n,
r rresldent Board of Trustees,
For cstalogue apply to
Mrs. BABBOVB WAXXBB, ' at. A.
FrlndpaL
A4vrtia n
THE OMAHA DEE
Bestir. West
snd Investments.
In Omaha have tn tha last few yeara
Kradually become sounder and better
investment until today they art brisk
ing a good income and tha value ta In
creasing. Eastern money ia coming In
and it Is a good place to Invest., ,
George P. Be mis Co.
F. I. Wead.
K. C. Peters Co. i,
Garvin Bros.
Now is' the time
- . . ','..
to buy! s ;
rpirnnrpnnrns
iGa. U UUULaUULU
Don't wait tiir prices
are higher and some
body makes money
from your purchase.
Hake the money
yourselL v