THE OMAHA 1' DAILY BEE: "WEDNESDAY, AUGUST. 22, '1906.
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MINOR StEftTIOK.
Davie,
Clark'. iodu,
Stockert sells tarpstk.
Hrn engraving at LefferlV. ....
Ed Rogers'- Tony Faust br.
Plumbing an keatlng'Bisby. Son.
Souvenir poatale," Alexender'a, S3S B'way.
Uwli Cutler, funeral director. 'Phone tT.
Woodrlng Undertaking company. Tel. iti.
Tall yotir troublea to Hater, the Lumber
man, If they are In bin line.
DIAMONDS AS AN jS'VESTMENf.
TALK. TO LEFFERT-ABOUT IT.
' a, Oeorge Hoagland ha the. Kanaaa BbaU
. di-li k. All hard, brick. : Get hie price. .
Se Stephen Broa. for lira brick and fire
clay, sewer pipe, fittings and garden hone
SRICTLT CASH FOR ALL SHOES AT
DUNCAN A DBANg GREAT CLOSING
OUT SHOE SALE. .--. .v,
Tom RobrrMftfti- a 'MtrA.wn(di u. n. v..
tor the theft ol ault of clothes, waa
picked up by the pollc last evening.
f J:UBT JlOy: ' OIBSON" PICTCRE8
FRAMET WfTM BEAUTIFUL FRAMFi
&,VJ 40 CJSAJU.. BORWICK, m SO.
i MAIN. . '.
Mr. and. Mr.' F..!, ilagb-erty of Mlna.
ev....re guest of Sir. and Mia. F. B.
Hahan of .Washington,, avenue, en . route
noma twin IlJIaola.
I pay (12 per ton for- cast. Iron; mixed,
110; stave, la;: raga, per 1b.; . rubber, ,
c; copaer a, per lb.- .iT Ketelmaa, mi
Maln. potrj'phenee eMu-r, r.
Wa wholesale Ice cream, Shipped to Any
part if thaatkte.. Special iirlcea to the re
tail trade. . . I. Mucct 311 West Broadway,
Council Bluffs, la Tel. 864.
We have the finest line of .earn pie monu
ment a to aaleet from In the Wear. Jheeley
Lana . Marble . and . Granite Works, 217
East Broadway, Council. Uluffs, la, l.--
Mra. Waltea C. Joseph -an. Mra. Arthur
Pickering will entertain the women of the
Second Presbyterian eiroh Friday after-,
noon at the liomev of Mra.- Pickering, KX
"North Fir Street' I. M
Kail opening Western Iowa college, Mer
rlam. block .Council ,Brufr, la.. Monday,
August 27. English,' Normal, Bookkeeping
' and Shorthand departmental Send for new
catalogue.,! Loth phones. "
The following Iced drinks and Ice cream
will be served ell this -week at the Clark
Drug company's?. Madja, frosen phosphate,
Siberian fllh, eld0rda -aundae. tropical sun-i
dae, Carrdendte klaa, southern beauty.
American sundae and Greenland Iceberg.
Mary At Gregory brought ault tn the dis
trict court to have ,j temporary guardian
V ' Oregory,- who la over W years of age and '
appninieu inr ner nusnana, ueorge A
alleged to- be ot unsound jnlnd. Oregory la
aia 10 own .property valued at over M.wn.
The receipts In the general fund of the
Christian -home last; week were $140.45, be
ing f.S.66 below the needs ot the week and
decreasing the balance In this fund to
7f.66. In' the manager's fund the reeelpta
were tit. being lt below the needa ot the
week, and Increasing the deficiency tn this
fund to dat to ri.2i
An Information WS" filed In Justice
Oardlner'a court yesterday charging
Charles .Nelson and Dan Karrell with as
saulting Leonard Noyes' with a piece of
lead gaae pipe, ,. They gave bonds tor their
appearance today. Nelson went 'before
Justice jField and idled ' an information
charging Leonard i anil Jesae Noyea with
aesaultlng him with brass knucklea.
The offices in the county court house will
close 'this afternoon at. 1 o'clock on ac
count, of the -base ball game between the
officials of Pottawattamie and Harrison
counties. . .The contest, which Is for the
edlflcatlpn and probable amuaement of tha
visiting county, officials from all parte of
tha ttaJe, will be pulled oft on tha Six
teenth avenue grounds.
Tha Title. Guaranty and Trust company
of Council Bluffs will henceforth be known
a the Pottawattamie County Abstract
romDany. an Amendment to thla effect to
tha article's of Incorporation having been
Jlled for record yesterday. It la understood
tnai' sum .iruiikaniuii - vxivitru ml iiinew.
ing. to another .enmpany entitled the Ab
stract' Title Ouaranty company, which, la
also doing buslnees In Council Bluffs.
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k ".". Matssaa- Ca. . .
New t Location ' of Wholesale , Bakary. '
IK Mynater Street. Co. Bluffs. la.
"IIothe-mad Bread a Specialty.
;. Visitors Welcome,
- Wm9 gala--...
Meolam andhfgn-grade sewing machines.
I carry a . large llmi . of . the latest Im
proved machines. I have maehlnee ranging
In prices from tZliA up.- Can furnlah ma
chines -that make both lock and chain
stitch. . I the Qneat and only perfect
rotary, shuttle machines now on tha mar
ket. . ' t Bell maehlnee on easy paymente
With iibsral discount for cash. Ail ma
chines taken to your home for trial. I re
pair allj makes of machines; keep needles,
oils and, paras ,6f machines, have had
twonty-slx years' experience in sewing ma
chines," all in Council 'Bluffs. Coma in and
see my good arul figure with me. I sell
Edleon. and Victor talking machlnaa and
carry a. large stock of records. Ind. 'Phone
107-Red; Bell 'Phone; Red 11167. 8, M. WIU
Uamson, X7. South'; Main. ,
GOOD PIAJVOa AT TUJ1 CLOSEST POS
SIBLE PRICES AT BOURICIUS PIANO
HOU8B;l.a38 BJUAJ?WAT. COUNCIL
BLUFFS, IA. .. . ,
Eighty jsnr cwot of the-vehicles around
Council Bluffs Are Van Brunt's .work.
There muM.be some good reasons (or thla.
Call around and Van Brunt will give you
the reason' 'why. At the Big Repository,
11 and 14 "Fourth treat "
M. B. Clawaon and family wish to extend
sincere thanks to their many trionde and
nelghoore aad ea peel ally to a treat railway
employee of Division M, during the sick
nea And lose of the- lata i& T. Clawaon.
Wsm tkaU I Bay My Groceries r '
WB ANSWER THIS QOESTION, FIRST
WMERB PRICES ARB - RIGHT. ' SEC.
OND, WHERE THE OOOD8 ARB FRK8H
AND FIRST CLASS. THIRD, WUEE1
TOU WILL RECEIVE COURTEOUS AND
HONEST TREATMENT. WB FULLFTL
THE ABOVE REQUIREMENTS ' IN EV".
XRT RESPECT. OIVB US A TRIAL OR
DER AND WB ARB SURE TOU WILL
BB OUR REGULAR CUSTOMER. JOHN
OLSON. 7i W. BROADWAT.
Bee' Want Ada for Buaineee Boosters.
Have your Vooone papered and your house
painted In and outside." Thla la Juet rbe
time of the-Veae; TbawtU get it done
right and at the right priee. Borwlok. til
South Main St. . " -
LEFFliRT'S
The Only Perfect .
tXUBLH VTSIOX WEH a
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EXPERT OPTICIANS, .
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SCAVENGER WORK
''haul dead a&lraais, fig per bead.'
Oarbaaa, asuea, manure and all rub
cleAa vaului'ana- cesspool As)
work dene le atarantaeeV a '
Caiia promptly atlanded ta
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J. M. SHERLOCK
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BLUFFS
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OFFICIALS- TAKE THE 111
Fit. 0ooTntiDi Assemble at Pam Time
far Tint Time in Hirtorj.
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WELCOMtD TO CITY BY MAYOR MACRAE
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Little la Way f Bastaaae Attempted
by Aay af the Aesoelatloaa a fa '
OseBjnft- Day Afteoo aad, '
Becmlaiaj fee Pleasare. .
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Fur the first time tn their history the
Bute Associations of County Supesvlaora,
County Treasurers, County Recorders,
County Audltora and Clerks of the District
Court are holding their annual conventions
at the same time and In (he same city.
Although yesterday was the' opening day
of the five meetings,' the attendance .waa
not aa large as had been predicted' but It
was sufficient to 'make things Interesting.
. Utile business waa transected yesterday
by any of ther orgamiiaflons," although the
recorders and clerka of the court , and
treasurers ' tielT 'forenoon; eessterta. Tie
principal meeting of the day waa In' the
arternoon. when the eupervleora,, auditors
and treasurera gathered" in "the large- ball
room at the Grand hotel,' which' was1 "as
signed to the supervisors in which-to hold
their sessions, And liatened to' an kddresa
of welcome from Mayor -Macrae.. Xr. .Mac,
rae made One of hla "characteristic talks,
saying In part:. . . v. ; ... , . .
WelcAmed rfcy 'Mayee. "
In expatiating upon '.tyie .beautloi Of my
city aad. telling you of the nice thlnga we.
have here-eo that you. may want . to stay
In Council Bluffs. I am at a disadvantage
in lacking the power ot picturesque ora
tory, ao I must set forth, these .things In .a
simple manner. Our cithiens have sent
me here to bid you welcome and to Invite
you to partske of the good things we have,
and the bad things, too, If you choose;
we have both. . - t . ,
We hope that while you eolourn In our
town you will not fall to visit our various
places of interest, not only for -he? sake of
the pleasure you will have in doing so, but
for the nenent you would orive in looking
up our magnificent Institutions. We think
we have some of the finest factorlea in
the United States. ' As ettlaetis we do not
brag much, but as mayor of the'clty that
is a part of my business. We want you to
go through some of them and go home and
tell your people that Council iluffa la not
behind the tlmee.
I want to aay-'-that meetings of this
character, composed of supervisors through
out the state, are most excellent In their
results. Some counties are advanced hi
anme things, some In other Hnea; these con
ventions give you the benefit of an ex
change of Ideaa. .'.-
I notice one number on your program for
dlscufulort the matter of .concrete culverts.
Aa a city official thlr matter Ir Ot Interest
to me In relation to our various problems
ka to Indian creek in this city: ' we have
had the old wooden bridges and Iron
bridges,, costing thousands of dollars every
year to maintain. Every year It Is neces
sary to build new ones; others are being
constantly , torn Up and money expended on
them, and the money that haa been thrown
away In the last fifteen years In repairs
of our bridges. It seems to me, would pay
for solid silver bridges.
The manner tn which public money Is not
taken care of as.lt would be m a .private
business behooves us to look into these
things In a serious manner. . I hope the
time Is not far-distant when every culvert
In Pottawattamie' county, .If not in Iowa,
will be made of concrete.
We think we have anything you want, al
though we are very particular about some
things. We watch the mulct law with an
Argua eye' and aee that It is carried out.
However, If we are pushed hard. We might
loosen up A IUM6 while you.kre with ua.
F. T. Morrla Replies. i
JT. T. Morris of Polk county, president i
of i the ' supervisors" aajkttlatkm,, whai pre
sided ' at thla ' Joint meeting, ' 'replied to
Mayor Macrae on behalf of his organisa
tion and the other -two aseoclatloos, ' He
atated that owlrig to sickness and death
In his family he had not expected to be able
to be present 'uritll the last moment 'and
consequently had' hot' prepared any ad
drees. During the course of hla remarks
Mr. Morris said:
Any man who-win "attend ' these meet
ings,, pay attention, and listen, will, get
Information that will be of great assist-
nee to him in .performing his duties aa a
member of hla board of supervisors. Wa
ara men who are chosen by the people, end
tha various counties of the State, to trans
act the entire business if the county In our
line or wora, ana we Rave a great reepon-
nihility reatlnx uoon" us.
We have . the
handling of the funds of the county, and It
behooves ua aa representatlvea of the reo-
?le to use It right and to adopt method
hat are to the- beet interest of the pub
lic, entailing the least expense and artora
Ing the greatest gain possible.
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The opening session of the tenth annual
convention of the State Association ot
County Supervisors waa called to order by
President Morris of Polk county but be
yond the registration of members, and the
payment of dues no baslnees Waa ..trans
acted. . -
After the joint session In the . afternoon
to listen . to Mayor ' Macrae's , addreaa of
welcome' the aupervlMora' adjourned until
thla morning, moat of the member, go
ing with the, pther-viattors to; Lake Man
awe. -This la the program for today: ,. ,
:30 a. m, Meeting called to -order by the
president ' " " - ."'''
Reading and approving of minutes ot pre
vious meeting.
Appointment of railroad andi'flnanoe com
ml t lees by the president .
DlsousBloh New and Changes, pf Laws,
B, A. ' Wilson of Scott county. '
II. CI Brandea of Pottawatamle county.
. John O. Smith of Algona.
T. H. McQuillan of Dubuque.
Godfrey Durst of Woodbury county. .'
' Frank H. Plumer of Mills county. '
A. H. Hosbrook ot Harrison county. -
L. H. DeFord of Polk county.
. iioe p. m Election of off) cere.
Selection of place for holding ,net con
vention. ., "
Referring" of bill.
Supervlaors from the' following' counties
were registered yesterday afternoon, but
thla number waa added to by. late are
rlvAla: ' " - . i-.-.
Boone H: D. Hone)'Yi t). Ko)corn,' '':
Cedar Fred GoldamUH. John Banfilck. '
Cherokee W. MurrunerL Jatnea Dajton, J.
R. Nelk - . . ' " : ..'., , .. . .
Clarke-R. R. Chapman," ' t .'" ', "
Clinton T. B. Uauke. . ' v. L '
Crawford Thoma Ahart, C." H. Mdlter. '
Davie Harvey W ray, M.-F. Patterson. -
Dubuque J. L Cooney, E. P. Lande,
Martin Byrne. A. H. Plliard..T. H. McQuil
lan, H. Boholllan, Jonri Andre. '
- Fremont T. J. Morgan, Qeorge' Gtlmore
H. L. Vanatta, M. Grave.
Harrison J. 8. Hall. M. Murray.'.
Koasuth-John Q. Bwlth. W. T. Hall.
Lyon M. Priester. - - v.
Madison M., O. Brkdjr, Jamek BreckenV
ride. A J. Jones'
Mills E. B. Bogart, A. J. Chantry.
Muscatine F.. P. Day, R. T. Shannon.
O'Brien Georxe J. Bmlth. .-
Page J. H. Abbott. 1. H. Taggkrt.
Palo Alto John Angtum, J. A. Hughea.
T.i . . i , r. i i . . .
Pocahontaa H. R. Weber frank Whftf,
J. Wtnegarden.
Polk Ff T. MOrris. - .....
' PTttawattamle Allen Bullla, Felix. Seta.
O. W. Spenoer. H. P. Brahdee.'-
Poweshiek J. C. Maney, -
Sac H. C. Goodman. A. MoCOrklndale.
Tama, C. S Winders. -
Unlon-W. W. J3urnat P.- C. HollaiuJ.-JT. 8.
Shade. ' ' '
Van Queen T. L. Work man'. v Albert
Bowles. .. ...'.--
Woodbury E.' C. " Copelend, Godfrey
Durst. " '..,.
Wrlght-Q. H. Jameson.. J. K. MiUer J.
K. Shepler. R; Franoee. ... t.-i'i
Clerka af Dlatrtet Co art a- , :
B. F. Corna of Polk county, president of
the organisation, called i the sixth annual
oonvaptjoi) of the State Aaeoc4-.tlon - of
Clerka ' of Vhe" district court to' order yeJ
terday morning, about an hour later than
tha acheduled time. ' which : was o'clock.
Mayor Macrae was on hand aad did-.he-
honor en behalf of ths city. bMdlmf- th
visitors weloorae la a neat, ahort addreaa.
anion waa responded to by C B. Clovi ol
Atlantlo, Caaa county. In the absence of
K." M. Nelson of -Clarion. .
' Judge O. D.-Wheeler delivered 1 aa In
isVestlrig addreaa, hla subject being "The
Clerk and the Court." saying In part:
The title of the office of clerk Is a mis
nomer'. Hla duties are an many and varied
that If would be easier to telf w hat he dnea
not have to do than to, tell what he des.
Little of public importance . transpires
which ,does not leave Its Impress on the
pages In., hie office. He l the official
biographer of his community iM from lilt
reoords might be gleaned material of every
omj who had been bom or had lived or
died In hla bailiwick. Here Is to be found
the advent Into the .vale of tears, the
guardianship through which matured Into
manhood, the momentous time when he
takea unto himself a partner of Joys and
sorrows, for better or for worse, and if
for wotre, here will be found the record
6f the decree absolving him from the bur
densome hymeneal knot. Here, too. will
be found the record of his worldly success,
when the time comes to administer hie
sstale.
H's duties' .comprise all those" handed
down by our forefathers,' together with
those added from time to time by legisla
tive wisdom or caprice, until now they
well nigh embrsce the three constitutional'
departments of atate executive, legislative
and Judicial. And the legislature atll.1 aits
from time to time.
, "The ,Clerk'e Duties" was the subject' pf
a paper by C. B. Clovla ot Caaa county.
. . In the afternoon the vlnltlng clerka went
to Lake-Manawa. Thla la the 'program for
today'a session
''Relationship' of Attorney and Clerks,"
E. H: Addison, Nevada. . :
."Hiatory ot Clerka," C. M. Soper, Ne-.
vada.
"New Legislation Effecting Clerka." H.
V. Beattey, Council Bluffs.
.' "Bonds," Thomas' Hlckenjoopef,' Albia.
i General discussion.' ' " '
Election of offlcera - .'.''.'".
:Among the clerks who reglatred''yesier-'
Lday wre: . ' " '.
C. B. Clovla. Case county: Charles
Benesh, Tame;.E. W. Hoyer, Ida; A. 8.
Thftrp. Decatur; J. A. White, Iowa; R. B,
Harper, Monona'; B. F. Coffin, Polk; H. G.
Barnes, Montgomery J. A. .Way. Madlnar);
A! P. Msy. O'Brien; H. V. Battey and J,
N. Tolllnger, Petta wattamle; C. Stephen
Son, Buchanan; O. G. Pelniger, Sioux; H.
W. Borg. Boone; W. C. Dewal, Kossuth;
Thomas Hlckenlooper. Monroe.. -
" ' Coanty Reeoffdera.
The .fifth, ennual convention, pf the State
Association of County Recorders was called
to order by the president, F, H. Wells of
Eh-imf tsburg, and the delegates were made
welcome to Council Bluffs by City Clerk
W. F. Sapp on behalf of the municipal ad
ministration and the Commercial club. J.
8. Hall Id ay of Boone responded in a neat
little speech. ' '
' Itt hla annual address- President Wells
said It was most gratifying to see the In
terest that waa being taken In the organ
ization by the recorders throughout ' the
entire state. He said he regretted that
many of the members were unable to at
tend owing to the supervisors of thelr re.
spective" counties declining to -'help bear
part of the burden of expense.. "May the
benefit "derived by ua,' more fortunate in
this respect than our brothers, be to con-'
aplcueus as will oauae tha county fathers,
whom we believe to be short-sighted- re
garding thla matter,' to alt up and take
notice.
. Mr. Wells' addreaa In the main dealt bri
matters of . Interest particularly . to . the
member.
Secretary Ole Lengtand of Nevada took
occasion to express 'regret that the legis
lature had failed to pass the law endorsed
by the recorders, providing for a four year
term fo county offices.'
After the Appointment of committees the
recorders adjourned - until thla morning,
most of the members enjoying" the after
noon and evening at Lake.Manawa, '
Thla Is the. program for this morning ::
Paper Method of Indexing and "Record
ing Instruments Filed "tor ' Record, J.y E.
Webb of ElkadeY. . ' J h .
General discussion.. . ...
Paper Deeda; warranty,. Special 'War
ranty and Quit Claim, (a) when Entered
for Taxation. -b) . When- FlledJVW When
Refused: '(d) Authority for So-Doln in
Each IiBtance, K. ,E. Stephens v of ; Bed
General discussion. ' v- "
Adjournment for lunch. ."'
Conaty Aadltorsrr
The audltora did not convene until trie
afternoon- and then onhy a very' brlel 'ses
sion for the purpose of organising waa held
the -member adjourning to- hear Mayor
Macrae'e address, .
President Jr W, Dalley of Cherokee county
called the meeting i to order and Audltotv
Hoxle of Bueha Vista county "Was selected
as secretary. Thla la the twentieth annual
meeting ' ot the organisation, and at the
opening session yesterday about thirty were
In attendance.
This la the programme for to-day:
MORNING 4) :K O'CLOCK.
President's address.
Enrollment of new .. members and collec-
non or annual auea.'. . ., , . . , ... .
Reports of offlcera., . . . , . -
Reports of conimltteee. .
Discussion of new laws passed br the last
general assembly, in ao far aa they pertain
to the work and duty of tha count v audit.
ore, led by Audltora A. S. Lawrence, Mus,
K.uuijr, nnu w. xv. Hamilton, uuth-
ne i-uunijr, fc ; ;
General dlscuseion. " .' '
AFTERNOON.
Paper or addresa-WubJect: "Asaessment
and Classification of Taxable Property and
the Relative Value of Taxable Pronertv
Compared with the Real Value," Auditor
tt . r-t. ntueiMu, jnarstiaji county.
General discussion.
. ... Cosmty Treasarera, ...
The convention of the. Bute Association of
County Treasurers la being ' held in the
rooms of the Commercial 'club but the
organisation, like the others, has ta head
quartara at the Grand hotet The opening
eeaslon yesterday morning was called to
order by I. N. Shearer of Ida . county,
president of the aaoclatlon. Treasurer
Kellogg of Audubon county was' selected
as secretary. . . ";1
The session waa devoted to the discussion
ot the methods ot keeping cash account
in the county treasurers' office.' A- uniform
ayatem ot bookkeeping ia favored by the
organisation and thla matter will receive
considerable attention. It is expected,' at the
-convention. - - - -
The attendance yesterday was small, leas
than twenty members being present, but
a larger number is looked -for today, -This
la the program:
10 a. m. Judge Macy'a decision in the
Monona-Harrison ditch controversy In the
rase of Bolter et al. against Chicago Canal
Construction 'company' et al., aa the aama
affects warrants Issued for' the construc
tion thereof) prior to the rendition, of eald
decision, and other matters, ot Interest In
connection therewith. , .
tl a. m. Legislation that would be bene
flclal to the county treasurer, atate - and
any taxing district.
11:30 a. m.1 County depositories, and as
to: the payment of Interest on county de-
poena.- . . ,.
Recesa.
1 SO p. m. Bonds furnished by the-county
treasurer, corporate end personal. . . ,
I p. m Duties of auditing committee and
their relations to the county treasurer.
110 n. nt. Special asaessment: Who shall
enter same on their tax list, or shall U be
kent In a separate book? Who pays for
collecting same?
All persona knowing themselves te he In.
dsbted to Duncan Dean or the Dunes
Shoe company are requeated te call and
settle at once.
f.KO acres good farm land in eastern Cole
rs,do. It per acre and up; no Irrigation re
quired Can raise all klnda pf small grain
and oorn. A few good homeateada Jola
our lands. Send tor printed matter, F. C
Leugee, 124 Main street. Council Bluffs, la.
MALONET'S
PEARL ST.
NSW LOCATION. M
. Ouarlea rherret Die tat Hespltal.
Charle. Cherrett. a resident of Council
Bluff for nineteen years, died Monday a
St. Joseph' hospital la. OrmUit. -assd t
years. He waa burn la England, and cam
direct front that country to Cpuncll Bluffe.
For the last twelve-years he-waa -oustodla
-of tbe Cornel) .Bluffs 'Rowing etatlort. '
He leave a 'wita and a number of ''near'
relative Uvlqf la Omaha, The f us'?J
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Ji revolution in cigar production as great as the evolution in rail
'I way transportation from the days' of Stephenson's first
locomotive to the Twentieth Century Limited
The American Cigar Company has perfected at a cost -of
millions of dollars a scientific and heretofore unknown
method of thoroughly fermenting and truly blending
the tobacco leaf.
T,hq fermenting process alone would produce from
the same tobacco a cigar, that you would recognize
as twice as good. It removes every last lingering trace
of- the rawness that spoils the aroma, the harshness that ,
burns the tongue and the bitterness that ruins the flavor.
The. new blending process thoroughly combines'
the aromatic qualities of the various tobaccos required
for each cigar before they go to the cigar-maker's table.
The ordinary factory-operation, miscalled " blending," is
only a mixing by the cigar-maker of tobacco taken from
two or three small piles of cured leaf a mixing which'
The Anna Held cigar Is rolled from blended tobaccos selected according to a formula that, if made by an?
other system, would make the same cigar cost 10 cents instead of five. -
. It is a smooth, even-burning cigar of faultless workmanship. and of delightful and distinctive flavor regularly 1
smoked by thousands of men who know what they like and why they like it.
wil be held Thursday morning at Nebraska
City, but friends may--view the remadna at
Heafey & Heeieyfr morgue, GrtiaKa, Wednea-
! . .-" Real Betate Transfers. .""--These
transfera were. tepr.ffd tg The Bee
August 21,' by t the Pottawattamlw, County
Abstract company of Con'ncl) BluffsV.-
Mafgaretta Wtgrnan ahdt husband 16 V.
WllllamH. Thomas, lots l to 28 In
block 16. in Potter & George's addlr .
tlon to Eaot Omaha, w d... (S1.K00.00
H. ;P. Hansen and -wife W' Charles-
( Bne, s4 of lot 7 Ib' block & In
Hall's addition to . Council Bluffs, -loW.
w d ... .... 1.700.00
Lotjle Btenler, guardian. Ai 'Benja- ;
mn-renr Real estate company,
2-8 Interest In, part nW . tte nwli,
Sl-76'43.- d.. A... 1.133.84
Adglph : Matthleneen and wife to F. .
H. weeiy, lot in pioc li in Beni--4ev.-
lewa. w d ......;...t.-.;
185.00
lob.oo
95.00
,
50.00
' 1.00
1,00
Ihteratate Realty company to Hilda
liftman, lot B, in oiock i. in
Evan's second adilltron te Council
Bluffs. Iowa, w d
Benjamln-Fehr Real Kutaie company
to tlarence F.- Howman, iov zb, in
block Si, In Fnry- addition to
Council Bluffs, lowa.-rW -d..
BanJamln-JTehf Real Estate company
to Mamie J. weal, urai , iu, u
nd 12, In' block' 7,-In Mayne's first
addition to Council Bluffs,. Iowa,
C. S. .Lefferts and wife to, Margar-
etta Wagrhan, lots I to a, inr diock
18, In' Potter, at George's' addition
to East Omaha, q c d
A. O. Gilbert and wife to Ernest E.
Hart,' 62 lota In Council uiuas,
Iowa, w d
Nine transfers,, total.. ..'.1'.' $5,115.34
We are agents for the best wheel chairs
for invalids. C. E. Alexander, 831 B'way.
".V : Mast Be Bold.
Must .sell dwelling. Has five rooms, city
water. Ia oh car line and rente for per
month; alwaya rented. Tel.' M. Charles T.
Officer, 419 Broadway. . ., 4
Miss McKeown gave a good description
of the brute, which was furnished the po
lice here by -Mr. Hough. . The fellow had
either a gray beard or 'whiskers, which
showed beneath the mask. He waa dreaaed
In overalla and wors e atraw hat..
OREEN AND NORFOLK . FURNACES
GIVE THE BEST SATISFACTION. ASK
PEOPLE, THAT t'SE THEM. THET WILL
TELL TOU WHAT THET' ARK. F. A.
SPENCER. 1M Broadway,,, i
For Sale-Furnlttire pf twentyroom hotel
in good, rajlroad division point. Price; $300.
Wilt rent hotel for $38 Ion account of atek
neaa. Is full ot boardera Quick sale.
Addreaa J. 8. Kerr, 64 Broadway Council
Bluff. ' ' 1 '
CENTRAL FLOUR B ll. Every sack
warranted. Central Grocery and Meat Mar
kst Both phonea 24. . .,, ,
THE MOST UP-TO-DAThi RESTAUR
ANT IN COUNCIL BLUFFS. . QOOI BSR
VICE AND HOME COOKING. The Calu
met restaurant, 630 Broadway.
MALONET'S
PEARL ST.
NEW LOCATION,
Swanaon Music company, 407 West Croad
way the r place wharf you will find a
splendid assortment ' of pianos to select
from. Conovera, Cables, Schubert and
Kingsbury's. All clean, new goods. Prices
and term to auit every person.. We think
It a good house to deal with.
For Imported wines,' liquors and Bud
welaer beer go 'to L. Rosenfeld, wholeaale
lluuor .dealer. 611 South Main atreet
Weddlag Qfes 1 Stolea.
Anni E. "Lowrey of this city was mar
rled Saturday evening to Roy Wilcox, the
ceremony being, performed by Rev. G. W.
Snyder, pastor of St. John's English Luth.
eran church.- ' For some reason . Miaa
Lewrcy at the laat moment decided not to
be married In ' the white diea she had
bought for the wd4'nX and she now re
grets her change of mind.' Following the
eererrtony r when she returned to her home
she dlicotered that her room had been
ransacked by aum tic who had carried og
THE IMEUST WAY
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a ii in will it si in M ii
5 Cents
Sold-by all dealers
Trade Supplied by J. & B.
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her wedding gowrv together with a table
cloth valued at $12.60, one of her wedding
present. ' .. ' ' ' ' . -1 ,
OLD HIGH SCHOOL IS TO-. BE lOLD
Board-Inst rncts Secretary lo Invite
- . Btda.
The JBoard of Education last night de'
elded to place the -old high school, prop
erty ort the- market and Secretary. Ross
waa Instructed to advertise for caah'offere
for the building -and grounda. Mqat ,of..lhe
land adjoining the old high school waa
disposed of a few years ago for building
lots, but no one appeared willing at that
time to make an offer for the building
Itself. . Chairman Anderson ot the commit
tee on buildings and grounds brought the
matter up and recommended that the prop
Did If possible. The old bufhirfig !
Inneed of repalra and la natur- '
erty be sold
ia badly In need of re pat
ally getting worse every year.
The contract for supplying the schools
with Centervllle lump coal, for the ensuing
year was awarded to the Bluff City Coal
and Lumber .company on Its bid of $3.66
per ton. Tho other bidders were the Ken-lon-Wlckham
Coal company, $4.01; the
Council Bluffs Coal and Ice company, $4.07;
Ralph Williams, $3.64; the Carbon Coal
company, $3.74, and Brldenateln A Smith,
$4.20. - .
The resignations of the following teach
era were accepted: Viola Whistler, Emma
Thomas, Clara Eyre, Catherine 'White and
Miss Horton. The latter waa but recently
elected.
In filling the vacancies the board elected
four teachers from out of Council Bluffs,
or Pottawattamie county. The teachera
elected and their salaries were: Mabel
Toye, Northwood, $60; Florence Cady,
Stuart, $50; M. LOuise Eddy, Marengo, $60;
Mary Mohler. Sheldon, $60; Margaret
McNamara, . Council Bluffs, $40; Edith
FUcklnger, i Council Bluffs, $75. Miss
Fllcktnger, who will become a member of
the high school faculty, la a graduate of
the Council Bluffs High school and re
cently of Wellealey college.
Reuben Hemer waa reappointed truant
officer and hla salary placed at $30 a month
as before.
The board ordered all Bell 'phones taken
out of the schools and tn place will Install
thirteen Independent 'phones of whlcH thejt
will get ten free of charge and will pay
only for three.
If yon are looking torwara to yotir sum
mer's outing -you will need ' few v.
ea'lon necessities; if you are going camp?
Ing with a amalL party you. will want
few delicacies; If you are going to a plcnto
you. will. want, your basket filled with
"good thing to eat" Sandwiches, olives,
pickles, cakes, cheese, fruits, a cold bottle
of ginger ale or. root beer in fact McAtee
haa everything necessary to fill a dainty
lunch' basket and the best tbe market
afford. ',
, The Title Guaranty and Truat company,
abstracters of titles. Books date back to
1S53. Books are all up to date. Work ac
curately and promptly done at lowest
prices. Office opposite court house, 235 Pearl
street. Council Bluffs, Ia. ' .
K. T. Plumbing Co. 1-eL J60. Night IM
Favorite gaa atovea, from $12.50 to $36.
See them. Tha finest line made. Paddock
de Handnchey Hardware Co.
' Bloffa Resldeat Dead.
A telegram from W. F. Speakman at
Danville, 111., to Chief of Polite Richmond
last evening contained the following
"Frank Carl In 1 dead.. Notify friends at
I70 Hayea atreet What disposition to be
made of bodyT'
The directory gives the name of a Hugh
Carlln living at 170 South Eighth atreet.
-. Spaniard at Maneuvers
FORT RILEY, Kan.. Aug. 21 Lieutenant
Colonel Mv'nteverde of the Spanish army,
suit luned at Waaiiing'.on as a mllltiiiy at
tache, is expected to errl"e h-re tonU-ht
to inspect ti e camp of instruction and to
oiwrn the work of regulars aud NatkiOal
tiuard at tbe (uaaeuveia.
- AWD THE OLD
results in nothing in the world but a raw "tobacco
sandwich.!' 1 - ' ' 1
' The American Cigar Company's system provides not
only for. making better cigars but for keeping thenv
good. After careful inspection at the factories, the ,
finished cigars are stored in great "humidors" under the
ideal Cuban climatic conditions, where their quality is
constantly improving like rare old wine, till they are
ready to go to the dealer. And when these thoroughly
seasoned cigars are ready to be shipped, not only arc
they boxed and sealed in the usual way, but the boxes
are cfofifcC'sealed, a tough waer-proof parchment
wrapper with the " Triangle A" seal in red on each end. '
One of the best examples of this new way of pro
ducing cigars is tho
in good cigars
MOOS, Des Moines, Iowa.
SYSTEM OF CITY ACCOUNTS
Dorrtmiuion Adjourns to Await Soma
further ' Information.
REPORT ON INSURANCE INVESTIGATION
Fight . ' Ove Fraternities ' la Des
Moines High School Likely to
Cause a Suspension of
Athletics.
(From a Staff Correspondent)
DE3 MOINES. Aug. a.-(Speclal.)-The
nmiUslon appointed by Auditor B. r.
c.Vro1.1 to Revise a uniform system of rnV
nlcipal accounts has adjourned till Septem
ber 18 to await the collection of informa
tion and statistics without which It cannot
do its work. . In addition, when the com
mission comes' together again, an expert
from the census bureau at Washington, D.
C, will be present to meet with the com
mission and explain the system by which
the census ' bureau clasainea the various
items of municipal expenditure and receipt
The Information that will be collected for
the commission's use consists of the blanks
used by the statea of Wyoming and Ohio,
the only two other atatea In the union
that have a uniform municipal account law.
The American . League of Municipalities
haa also been asked to aeslat in the work
and will furnlah the Iowa commlsalon with
Ita recommendations and the results of Its
Investigations In the various line of mu
nicipal affairs.
Auditor B. T. Carroll will leave tomorrow
for St. Paul, where he will meet with the
committee of fifteen, of which he is a
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member,' to prepare the report on the - Irj-
veatlgatlon of. the Insurance question. ;A
conference ot governor, Attorney . gen- '
era Is and "Insurance commissioners from.-'
western- tateara Jield ra Chkwn Jebru. . .
ary 12 last' to discuss the questions Qf in
surance legislation. - At that Ume tt Wa ,
decided to appoint Tcommltfeo' of fifteen' '
to carry the Investigation, further Atad.. J ,.w
report. The committee of fifteen haa been
awaiting the results pf th- investigation toy , "
the legislature of New York sad also the ,
results of Investigations which have been
made of New Tork companies by insurance ,'
commissioners of western state. ThUwork
having beep concluded?- the committee will
meet In St. Paul to prepare. Its report,
which report will be made to the entire
conference at Washington, D. C, ' next
October. '". " .
The fight over hlgti school fraternltle
started In the West Des Moinea High school
last Kprlng by the Board of Education order.
Ing them out has not been settled.' It seem
now a though there waa liable' ta be.no ,.
athletics and no school publication because ."
of the action of the board. The order I
that thoae who are member of fraternltle
In the High school wfll not be allowed to
participate In athletic. As practically
everyone in the High' school la a member
of a high school fraternity they trgve the
deciding, and thue far are seemingly In
favor of maintaining the fraternltle. Tha
Board of Education and superintendent
have determined, however, to break' up the
fraternities, and may be depended upon to
take some further action.
- II; "
John Spring of $34 South Bixtb. atreet. in
thla city, Is at the Methodist hospital with, -a
crushed akull becauae he refused to make '
a amall loanof cash to eome acquaintances.
They attacked him, and there la now dan
ger that be will not recover, HI assailant
have been arreeted. . . .
s.i.sn.i.si
The enlightening sun of
cleanliness is H.:, ;
Jap Rose
(Trees Mark)
Soap
Its exquisite! odor of
natural flowers, Its;
transparent purity, it
cleansing and soothing
qualities make it the
choice of discriminat
ing users.
For Uiltt 04 tali.
James S. Kirk & Co., Chicago
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