THE OMAHA" HATLY TIKE: TITUKSDAW SEPTEMBER 6, lMuV
It
1
TOR', $AU-REAL ESTATE
Thie S-room'Sottngs. 3M18-10 Maple., with
summer kltrtiensl with .city watet- in
good repair, h7Y pulhted and repaired;
for all three, ll.ori, or would sell the wnt
unt for 1700.
l-room new cottage In Walnut Mill, full
lot. $) tashbai. mtrtrth, $1,100.
' "' " -' " -
Three NmJa'i 17trl,'-north of Nlrhnhis,
two of b rouun each. .modrn ex. furnace,
nnn of 4 rooms, monthly rental $o; slxe
of lntiliUli:.fr llb i.lii -.
.-. a 4 f - r ..
Threa.nf houses,-eWtuand- Patrlck Ave.;
owner moving out of city: property mod
ern; rent for 162 per'rnonth; for all three,
n,750.
-room modern cottage on Charles St., near
tth St.; porcelain bath, marble wash bowl.
fa a, good cemem cenar; nnu ram i
fcl fklfl Buya 8-room houae, furnace, bath,
'("VV birrobervatory. full lot. on
ridge, short dltance from Joalyn residence;
easy rerrrti; Al cash: -V '
$7 fiiin Buvs a' splendidly built -rm
l"W..nri...uf to dt: two tMHIUtlfUl
lr.te. oil -a,. rdge,,4uat south of Farnam.
r. -'. t- . -
t:T HTM I Buys enough ground to divide
!M,t".". ,,' tw,h,V.iVn IdtS, Just at north
t-nd ot South Omaha; car: .- r, :
'( .. ; " ' '
40 4flfV Buy sew .6-rnom , ottage porre
iin hath, sewer, attic and cellar
jndei '-hole 'houae. Wirt St., on bluck
from cur, Pi-Joot Jot v . .. ,
11 f Win Buya 7-room heuse and barn ana
Ipl"..- ,u-, ncar 40th and Decatur.
i.r- "-. -u . i ,
17- riAfi 1.12x13t '.Warehouse on East
T'O.Uj'U Jje,venwpru, at., with track-
io v "slgh't'lv aere,uf south of Coun-ir-r
try- tlb, .$4J. jier, acre. . .
vv
$'1 ";fA-3j ""!) ' 7-r. house and barn,
,J"J fun inti wr,t aide Hanacom park.
f. d. wrui).
V T I v! fK t
Thie, Byron .Reed Co,,
Phone 297 and 293. 212 S. 14th St.
Hanscorrf Pirk Snap'
3)wo ao4tl(ront lota on Martha ,
8V yie;,.flr atreet aouth of Han
acom park, 1600 each.
20th St. Bargain
90 f5 &n JftVtr fit.', near Martha,
eaat front, paving and walk paid
for, $1,360.) ,)'..
17th and Webster
716 N. 17th, t-atory,' l-room houaa.
In fajr eipah, city water, aewer,
gaa and frilet.,3,000. . .'
.' V ' ... A
Pa Wflater St.. near 19th, a good
V'tor houie", with bath, tollat, hot
infl' colrf -Water, aewer, barn, etc.,
"ibuth fronC pkvtng' paid, $4,000.
2R a&.0tta,troorrt, .f-atarjt houae,
with bftth ajar, to., nicely
papered r thrpugbmjt, only 1 rnln
utea' walk (o center of town, $1,600.
708 S. 19th. S-room modern cot
tage, lo'f TOxSO,' $3,500.'
-o-ff i.vt.-p .-'.:u: rem327 7
WsCDOdge Acres
Twenty-two acree Joining Mr.
Payne'a realdence -on the weat and
known-gl thiT)vld Reed homeatead.
Land Ja- high vnd- alghtiy. haa fine
grove MM hTvery-wmy dealrable -for
euburhBmorn.'rr price, terma,
ete., awua. -;v
(t---tir-t ... .
Forty acrea on'Weat t)odge, pave- '
ment, $100 ftrf acre. '. . , "
etoi . ..
480 ajres. Podge Sc, pavement runa
throiiBAla,rid. ,jerge rQy and aev
eral high beautiful building altea lor
suburban homes. $11)0.00 per acre. '
Would, ,tak.9 10.on0. to $20,000.00 In
good Orh.or;, Softth,iprnaha prop
erty a part paymenU ,.. .
GEORGE-& CO..
tig rtrnam 8t. ,
"-" .'-"' reS-mjui
THjErHPUSES
FOR
$2,500.
J fWofheaiif jotfTner 6tr,and
Inncoln AV. (Center St.),
one.
t.i foop..on i rooms, one
I rooms; only oue block from
j car lipe, Tie
raRfe'BHiDUSEs"
$200; .
, Wm. D. REED.
60i N. T. Ufa Bldg. .
' J f. iJ ' . RE-M364 I
" Xo.
Gustomer
foa god WeM, FBirnam residence.
CfteVG 1 Q vte'r. '& -Son x
Room, KvTi"eUf"e.':rhona, r)uiaa-13I.
'SPECIAL "'.V-
ARGAIN- "
rineeMaer 4o a northeaat corner S7th
TI"U ntf.cWng etreei., MiUi -feet
J wo .man hoi,,; 'ouid rnC tTt I'hl
,j0t " rm.i . Owner anxious toeell ai
!.l'T"r,nl,i, ,m' than aur
Kiifc KOParyr ,aa Uea aold for 4 his
'Pbona Jvui. cju ,
FOR SALE REAL "ESTATE
HEM IS PAHK
ATL MODERN' &ROOM
RE'SII)EXCE j
Built four years ago and good an new;
hard-wood finlvh (lownatalr. mapli floor
In hall; all double floors, flnlshdfor ruga;
goml furnace, porcelain bath, stone walk
ami steps; newly painted and papered and
In first-class repair;. Jot. 40x130 ..ft-. Owner
has ben asking $4,000 for this and It Is
cheap at that, but any , offer made this
week will be considered. location on re
quest. enxlTJ-ft. lot, south frdnt. on Lincoln
Blvd., only $1,00. This Is In the very best of
BEMIS PARK
Is high", sightly and very cheap. See it
today1, aa It may be sold tomorrow.
V. V. 8HOLF.S A CO.,
722 N. T. Life Bldg. Tel. Dougls-4.
- RE--A1360 7
AN
10-room modern uouse on Harney near
35th St. Usk finish, polished oak floors,
lavatory 1st floor. Water closet 4n base
ment. Laundry with Boft water. Every
thing complete. Built last year; rented
to May 1st for $.K. Will bring T0 whon
lease expires. Purchaser sun of a steady
Income snfl the "unearned Increment"
(Orover Cleveland) sure to accrue to own
era of property in that location.
J. H. DUMONT & SON,
05- N. y. Life Bldg. .
'Phone Douglas S'M.
RE-3M 6
A GOOD buainesa lot for Bale. Best loca
tion In town. Address J. J. F. Fremont,
Neb. RE-M33 bZ2
FOR SALE FARMS
FINE FARMS AND RANCH
LANDS, UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD CO.
la closing out Us lands In western Ne
braska, Colorado and Wyoming.
From $100 to $5.00 per acre.
Take advantage of the low price and easy
terma offered, the opportunity will sooa
be gone.
Special excursion rates to the lands.
For further Information apply to
UNICM PACIFIC LAND. AGENCY.
SU South 15th St. Omaha. Neo.
B H-Mjr
Western Kansas Wheat Landa
$0,000 acres f"flne wheat lands, $4.00 te
$15.00 per acre. Bpcclal excursions every
Tuesday. Write for particulars. Globe
Land and Investment Co.. Omaha, Neb
and Sioux City, la. H 11421 618
(0,000 acres of fine wheat lands, $4.00 to
115.00 per acre, special excurslona eery
Tuesday. Write for particulars. Qlobe
Land and Investment Co:, Omaha. Neb.,
and Sioux City, la. H-M421 Sit
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE
OARVIN BROS., 1604 Farnam, ( and 54
per cent luana va tcu mi; au aiay.
W-75J
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co.
w i4
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
' Farnam Smith Co., U20 Furnara St.
W 741
BUILDING loans on residence property; t
per cent. W. B. Melkla. Ramge Blk.
. T W-754
LOWEST RATES Bemls, Pax ton Block,
PRIVATE MQNET-.F. D. Wead. 1620 JBoug.
...... T til
$1,000,000 TO LOAN on business and real.
oence .property in umana; lowest re.;4;
no-delay. Thomas Brenoan. R. l, N. Y.
Life. W-7M
WANTED City loans. R. C. Petera 4k Co.
W-7e
City ft farm loans. O. F. Carson Co., N.y.L,
W-VW
LOANS on Improved city property. W. 11
ITbomaa. $05 First NaUOnal Bank Bldg.
. W-J6i .
$5,000 In $600 and $ti00 amounta. M. J. Ken-
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS
VACATION MONEY
EVERYBODY NEEDS IT.
And thle la' the place to come and get It
Don't let money stand In the way of en
joying yourself when It can be so easily
obtained at thla office, on HOUHEHuLD
GOODS, PIANOS, HORSES. WAUUNS,
ETC. -. .- ,-;
SPECIAL RATES ON SALARY LOANS.
We have a good proposition to offer those
who wish-money to tide -them over vac
. tlon period. Call and be convinced.
RELIABLE CREDIT CO.
$07-308 Paxton Stock.
X-M163 I
CHATTELS, salary and Jewelry loan.
Foley Loan Co, 1604 Farnaiu St. X 7S4
DR. PRIBENOW'9- PRIVATB MONEY
loaned on furniture, pianos, aulary,
horses, etc.. In any amount, at Jeaa than
Fair tha rate: no red taie: oerfsot uri-
vacy; Immediate attention; on any terma
wanted; paymenta suspended In case ef
alcKneas tr out oi employment. Koom
$14 Karbach block, 80s S. 12th SU X-7M
Bowen, 703 N. Y. Life Bldgn
Advances private money on chattels or
aalary; easy to get; no red tape; you gel
money same day asked for hi small cost.
Opeu evenlnga till 7. X HI
HONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLB
and omere wiiiwui iruuniy, easy pay.
menta. Offices in at principal cliies, Tel.
man. room lis. new aorh. taie uidg.
X-itiJ
EAGLE LOAN OFFICE; reliable, aocom
niodatlng; all bualneaa confidential. Uul
Douglaa. X-7U
. ..ik'.T-, - T. C 11... A . n 1. I ,
Duff Green Loan Co., room t, Burker
block. . X-J4
MONEY loaned oa pianos, furniture, lew
eiry, corse., cows, eic v. r . twa, uu o.
inn. in
CHATTEL and salary loans. Phoenix
Credit Co iu Paxton block. X ;a
- Monev to Burn
But we don't burn It; we loan It. Any
reasonable amount will be given you ON
Household furniture, pianos,
live 6tock and other chattels
without disturglng them. In shortest time
after leaving application.
SMALL EASY PAYMENTS
Repays your loan, and If you aettle before
agreement expires we give you a most
LIBERAL DISCOUNT.
WE ALSO LOAN ON SALARIES.
OMAHA MpRTUAXJE LOAN
CO.
U Board of Trade Bldg, 3048. 16th St.
Established lMCi. Tel. Dyugla syi.
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WANTED TO BORROW
WANTED-To borrow $M or 1.0uo hon.
money on an.pie. well rented residence
oouui wmaua, at j per cent
Addren Ilrt. y $41
DANCING
MORAND ! classes for adults ' reopens
, Mwmstmft Driiiruiuer 1, s C p. in. A redUC
' tlon of $2 in all lickrts Douuht on or he.
fore opening night. Call lMh and Harny
Open all day and ewnlig: Suodsy J to i
Telephone Tjia lu. Xut,trr
bly &eDtmtMr a. a.u.a
DCRinW4l
N'T POOR GIRL In need of a frUnd tall
or- write to the n atron of the Calvstioii
Army Home rr Women at 34 N.t
Si., Omaha, Neb.
U-M100 ,
TRY KELLY'S Laundry. 'Phone lpiivlns
JUS30. I V 1
DR. ROY. Chiropody, R. 2 $. 15" rrri"m-
s e.- i
PRtVATK confinement home. Mrs Dr.
King. 201$ N. 21st St. Tel. twug.
PLEATING bJcU.
------ J , M 1 1 1 1 W I v. ' ' i
Dyeing and Cleaning. Sponging and Shrink
ing, onlv ha ner varrt. Send for price list
and sample.
fl Douglaa Block. Tel. DouglaslfrO.
LAUNDRY
CITY STEAM
Tel. Doug. 2i,.
JUl 8. Ulh St.
I -S30
THK Snlvatlon Army aollclte- cast-off
ciotning: in ract. Hnytning you on n"i
need. SVe collect, repair and sell, at 114
N. 11th St., for cost of collecting to the
worthy poor. Call 'Phone Doug. 4,135 snd
wagon will call. U'l
FRFE medical and surgical treatment at
trelghtou Medical college. in emi
Davenport' Sts.' Special attention paid to
cnnfinemeift esses. All treatment poper-
led by college professors. "Phone Doug.
1167. Calls answered day or night. '
U 1?9
THE City Garbage Co. Office. 14th. and
Leavenworth Sts. Tel. Douglas i . .
, U S3J
PRIVATE ' I'inme during efnflnemertt ba
bies adopted. The Good Samaritan nxn
Itariuin. 7 First Ave, Council .Bluffs,
la. Tel. 774. ..
SURVEYING, Bllckcnsdcrfer, 312 Bee Bldg.
PENNELL Millinery Co.. formerly of 15th
snd Doualas. now located. at S.2 inn
St.
U-340 04
OMAHA Stammerer Institute. Ramge Bldg.
U sit
SYRINGES, rubbsr goods, by mail: cut
rricew. ena lor nee tuiNivguo., mj'
Ullon Drug Co., Omaha. U So
MAfJMF.TTll OSTEOLOGY Mrs. Rlt
MAUlNrillO tHi)house, 410 N. 16tli,
room J, second floor. U M127 S-4
WE RENT sewing " machines at $1 per
w-eek; we sell second-hand macnines j
up. Nebraska Uvcle Co.. corner loth and
Harney. Tel. Douglas 1663. U 6
DRS. VOOEL private hosnltal for women
and for ladles before and during confine
ment. Mis h. lam bt., umana. .-eo.
U-M870 817
ARCHITECT- O. L. Brollne. 618 Bee Bldg.
U 432 Bo
ACORN PRESS gJSSStie.
V 699 hi
SHOI'LD BLANCH ARD'S ECZEMA LO
TION not give peeHv or satisfactory re
sults, notify Prof. I. Blanohurd. skin
specialist, Minneapolis, Minn. ' Whole
salers aupply all drugglsta.
U M610 SlOx
Vf A iTNTRTTn treatment and bath. Mint.
M-aUISrjllO Smith, 118 N. 16. 2d floor.
U MS91 814x
CHIROPODIST Dr. Dunbar. $0 Neville
block; boirdresalng. etc. Douglas. 5170.
V M8e 829
WANTED - Carnival company, who has
vpin nnim nepiemner iv, M aiiu i, in con
nection with stock show ana races, at
Pender, Neb.' H. G. Heyne, secretary.
U-M907 8
CHAMPION Carpet cleaning. Doug. 855. 162$
Leavenworth.. ... U-rM928 Oct.l
FOR anything In the sewing machine line
go. to t . Kj, r loaman, ion cepuoi Ave.
' . U M304 04 '
ARCHITECT O. L. Brollne, 018 Bee Bldg.
. . U-M369 O 6
PRIVATE HOME during confinement; spe
cial attention given to the boarding of
. Infants. Madame Pickett, 2!1 Charles
St. Telephone Douglas 5311.' U204 Oct 2.
r.
MEDICAL
BEBTnerve Bracer for nien. "Gray Nerv
Food Pilla" $1 box. postpaid.. Sherman ft
McConnell Drug Co., Omaha.' 774
DR. PRIES, specialist," women's diseases,
weaknesses, dischargee. Irregularities,
cured painlessly and safely. Wtthnell
block. Kith and Harney, room,, Omaha.
457
PILES Most obstinate cases cured.
Symmes pile Remedy. By mall 60a
box, 872, Cincinnati. O. M347 S4
FOR EXCHANGE
FORTY ACRES Improved land .12 mllea
north of Council Bluffs, for atnall grocery
stock In Omaha or. South Omaha. In-
- quire 1324 Farnam Bt.', room 3. Z M228
WANTED To exchange for Improved
Omaha property valued at $:0,000 and pa
ing good Interest, farm land near Chicago;
desire large body of land and will pay
difference. Address A. Epperson, u
East 44th St., Chicago. . 11
F YOU do not find what you want In this
column, put an ad In and you will soon
get U Z-032
PRINTING
LYNQSTAD High Orade 1907 Calendars.
ft JOHVE. capitol Ave, . .e-W ,
WE HAVE a new press no job too large
or too small. Central Printing Co. -
wrt Sept 14
COMPLETE line of 1907 Calendars. Snell
Printing Co.. 310 S. 12th .St. -M922 Ol
CALLING cards 26o per hundred, Castle
inan Printing Co., 209H 8. 13tb St.
337 04
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED TO BUx SECOND-HAND
FURNITURE, stoves, carpets, clothing
and shoes. Fay the beat prices. TeL
Douglas &7L N 468 65
WANTED To buy second-hand furniture,
stoves, carpets, clothing and shoes; pay
the best prices. Tel. Duuglaa-3971.
N M3b OS
TO BUY Good- reatauraat . and., lease
building in Omahs. Address O 2. Bee.
N 349 tlx
CLAIRVOYANTS
MADAME BUDDHA.
LEADING PALMIST OF OMAHA.
Eventful and truthful predictions given.
Call 113 8. lth., Opp Boston 'Store.
S-M'.i3
CSTECPATHT
IOHNBON InsUtute, 41$ N. Y. U TeL
Doug. lt4. 7U
DR. W. W. BOWSER, over 1M0 Furnam.
Tel. Doug.-i;0. MS55 Bli
DRESSMAKING
PATTERNS eut to measure. McDowell
system of dressmaking taught.' UZi Far-
nam. UbiS BV
DETECTIVE SERVICE
WETMORB detective service; 'phone Red
7tul. Rooms 13 and 14, Union Blk., lih
nnd Farnam. 671 SSx
FOR SALE HORSES, WAGONS
FOR 8 A LB Horses and carriage. One
Simpson Stanhope, used one aeaaoo only;
cheapo Address 0 00. Bee.. P 339 6x
MONUMENTS
Great Western Granite Co. Douglas 821.
M42S S24
FLORISTS
L HENDERSON. 1611 Farnam. TeL Doug.
1 A. 11A
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LOST AND FOUND
I 'ST '1. '.lined tt.. red ami nhl'e. HiJ
Ohio tit ' ii.'IM y .
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA
COUNCIL
Office, 10 Pearl
CARNIVAL A SURE WINNER
Attendance TuUrdi j Goes Beyond the Tea
Thousand Mark.
PRIZES AWARDED FOR THE BEST BOOTHS
Count nf Ballets for Karen of the
Carnival Shows Mlsa fchle lias
a silaht Lend liver
Mlsa Macrae.
The attendance at the street fair and
carnival yesterday went beyonO the l,0"0
mark and the management was all smiles
aa It now looks certain that this year s
carnival will be a record breaker In all re
spects. ,
Today will be children's day and any
boy or girl under the age of fifteen will
be admitted free between the hours of 1
and 6 p. m. Everything nill be done l-y
the management to make (he day a great
one for the young folks.
PrUes for the best booths have been
awarded as follows: First, the John Bono
company; second, the Motcalf company;
third the Peterson snd Sclioenlng compa-.iy.
Balloting for the carnival queen was
h.-lsk yesterday. The ballot boxes were
opened last night and the votes np-to-diite
counted, as the friends of the several can
didates desired to knew how they stjod.
This was the vote:
Haxel Ehle ' l'.W
Mnrlan Macr.te ,
Hesle Rherlork 1221
Florence 8nuire n"2
Ortrudo Cronland P12
Oenevlev" Wlckham . . 9"!
Evelyn Thomas R'J
Tviura Mvers g.v,
Vena Binder TfiJ
Bandmaster Covalt announced yesterday
that he Would give a special souvenir pro
gram Friday afternoon at the. 4 o'clock
concert. Everyone In attendance will re
ceive a souvenir program.
The following assignment of volunteer
tlrket takers has been'.rnivle for today:
Afternoon Bagdad. H. V. Battev. George
Wlckham; creation. Is. A. Pauper; Vesuvius,
T. J. Bhugart: novelty theater, H. C. Peter
son; Hale's tours, George f. Wise; enrry-us-all.
Chris. Straub, F. F. Everest: hot.
George Msyne; burros. M. F. Rnhrer. Rich
ard Tnrnbull; around the world. George
McMnhnn: ferrls wheel. Wm. Oronewejr.
F. D. Empkie; gates. ' E. E. Sml'h. .T. F.
Wilcox. Richard Green. S. B. Bnvder. three
legged calf. R. Turnhull, R. Green.
Evening George Wise. Tom Hardin: crea
tion. Roy Besley; Vesuvius. Tom I-ncey,
novelty theater. B. Melnnerney: Hale's
tours, M. B. Grout; earrv-us-all, ". F.
Maner, John Small; hst, H. I,. Wilson;
burros. W. A. Hlghsmlth. H. A. Wadding
ton; sround-the-world.' W. H. Dudley: fer
rls wheel. T. G. Turner. J.. R Toller: gates.
T. A. Barker. F. H. Hill. Will Heiser. H.
T,. Tlnlev; three-legge4 calf. Roy Wilcox.
Frank Elgan.
Delivered at your nearest station, lumber
so. low that It will stun you. C. Hafer.
Council Bluffs, la.
For Imported wines., liquors and Bufl
welser beer go to L.. Rosenfnld. wholesale
liquor dealeri 619 South Main atreet.
Crowd Gathers to gee Bryan.
About 150 enthusiasts waited about an
hour at the local depot of the Great West
ern railroad yesterday afternoon In the
hope' of catching ft' view of 'William Jen
nings Bryan, The: ri was about one
Stl'lt'Eii.-
LEU AL,
PROPOSED CONSTITltlONAX. AMEND
MEMK The following proposed amendment to
the constitution ot the Stale of Nebraska,
aa hereinafter set forth' In full, is sub
mitted to the electors of the State of Ne
braska, to be voted upon at the general
election to be held Tuoeday, November t,
A. D., 19W.
Be it enacted by the-Legislature of tha
Slate of Nebraska:
Section 1. ' That at the general election
for state and legislative pfheera to be held
on the Tuesday succeeding- the -first Mon
day In November, l9Uti, the following pro
vision be' proposed and" BUbmiltvd to the
electors of the state aa an amendment to
the constitution. '
Section 2. There shall be a 6tate Railway
commission, consisting of , three members,
w ho aliall bj first elected, at the general
election In ISO, whose terms of office, ex
cept those chosen at the first election under
this provision, shall be six years, and whose
compensation shall be- fixed by the legisla
ture. Of the three commissioners first elected,
the one receiving the highest number of
votes shall hold his otli.ee for six years,
the next highest four years and the lowest
two yesrs. The powers and dutiea of aucb
commission shall Include the regulation
of ratea, aervlce and general control of
common carrlera aa tjie legislature may
provide by law. But Id the absence ot
spec I He legislation, the commission shall
exercise the powers and perform the dutiea
enumerated In thla proviaion. .
Section 3. - That at said election in the
year 1906, on the Jjallot of each elector vot
ing .thereat, there shall be printed or writ
ten the words: "For Constitution Amend
ment, with reference to 8tate Railway
Commission" and "Against Constitutional
Amendment, with reference to State Rail
way commission." And It a majority of
all votes cast at aald election shall be fur
such amendment, the same shall be deemed
to be adopted.
I, A. Galusha, secretary of tfl State of
Nebraska, do hereby certify that the fore
going proposed amendment to the constitu
tion of the Slate of Nebraska la a true and
correct copy of the original enrolled and
engrossed bill, aa passed by the Twenty
ninth session of the legislature of the State
of Nebraska, aa appears from Bald original
bill on file In thla office, and that said pro
posed amendment is submitted to the Quali
fied voters pf the Slate of Nebraska for
their adoption or rejection at the general
election to be held on Tuesday, the 6th day
of November. A. D., 1U.
In testimony whereof,' I have hereunto
aet my hand and affixed the great aeal of
the State of Nebraska.
Done at Lincoln this 24th day of July,
In the year of our Let J One Thouaand Nina
Hundred and bix, or me inaepenaence ci
the L'nlted States the One Hundred and
Thirty-second, and of the state the
Fortieth. . A. GALUSHA,
(Seal.) Secretary of State.
Aug4-$-16-2-30-8ep-lS-I0-27-Oet4-ll-18-26
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE BB
ceived at office of treasurer. Rattle
Mountain Sanitarium, N. H. D. V. 8..
Hot Springs. South Dakota, until 11 o'clock
m., September 17lh, r"ti. and then opened.
ror rurnisning ana neuvery or current ex-
Eense supplies; and until 12 o'clock m ,
eptember ISth, 1906. and then opened, for
furnishing and delivery of 'hospital sup
plies, In accordance with Instructions and
specifications, copies of which, with blank
proposals and other Information, may be
had upon .application to , W. A. Tucker,
Trensorer. - Bl-4-11
GOVERXMEST NOTICES.
PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR. OATS,
Dried Fruit, Etc. Department of Hie
Interior, Office of Indian Affairs, Wash
ington, D. C, August, 7, 1906. bealed
proposals, plainly marked on the outside
of the envelope, "Propoaala for flour, oats,
dried fruit," etc., aa the case may be, and
addressed to' the "Commissioner of Indian
Affaire. Washington. D. C," will be re
ceived at the Indian office until $ o'ekek
p. m. of Thursday, September $7, lyOt.
and then opened, for furnishing the
Indian service with canned tomatoes,
lornmeal, cracked wheat, dried fruit, feed,
flour, hominy, oats, and roilod oat a, dur
ing the tiacal year ending June $0. 194T.
Bids must be made out on government
blanks. Schedules giving tha utces.arjr
Information for bidders will be furnitiied
on application to the Indian office, Wash
ington, D. C; the U. a. Indian warehouses
at New York City, Chicago, HI, m. Lsuls,
Mo.. Omaha. Neb. and San Francisco, Cal.
the commissary of subsistence. U. S A.,
at Cheyenne, Wyo., the quartermaster.
V. S. A., Seattle, Wash., and the postmas
ters at Tuison. Portland, " Spokane and
Tacoma. - The department reserves the
right to reject any and all blue, or any
tart of any bid. '
p. LAP" UJEF. Acting Cimmlssisnsr.
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BLUFFS
St. Tel. 43.
hour late and reached, the local depot at
2 -'i S chick. It stopped less than ten sec
onds, but long enough to permit Mrs. Don
ald Macrae. Jr., wife of Council Bluffs'
mayor, to throw a bouquet of roses onto
the pisiform ef the car In which the fa
mous Nehraskan was. The crowd yelled
for Bryan lust aa the train was pulling out.
He appeared on the rear platform, strug
gling to juit on his coat. With one arm
In and the other out of the garment Mr.
Bryan doffed his hat and waved the arm
In the shirt sleeve to the crowd.
If you think of painting your house let
us give you an estimate now. We guar
antee the paint to be made of pure ma
terials, mixed and put up by skilled me
chanics, so when we paint It stays painted.
We also have some odd lots of artistic wall
paper that we are 'closing out at low prices
to make way for new stock. If you want
good paper at little cost come see us now.
Jensen A Nlcolaesen, 13 Broadway.
CO! STY BOARD FIXES TAX I.F.VY
Levy Is Half a Mill Leas Thaa Last
Year.
The Board of County Supervisors at Its
session yesterday fixed the tax levy for
19i at 14.5 mills, this being .5 mill less than
for 19t'S. The general state levy Is .2 mill
less thl year. The levy for 1906 and 1M
follows:
IN. 190.
Mills. Mills.
State S.2H0 3.000
State university 2 .lot)
Iowa State col'.eg...' .3"0 .Tt
State Normal school lil -!0n
County 4 ooo 4.nnn
poor .7W .STB
Bridge 2.fifl S.noO
Hold . I.fiO l.nen
School ; 1 tv i.Ann
County Insane l.nra .750
State Insane tWI .550
Soldiers' relief 250 .125
Totals 15.000 1 4.800
In 1006 the total tax levy In Council Bluffs
was 84.6 mills, made up as follows:
'Mills.
City (Including parks) 42.5
School .8
State and county 12.5
The county bridge tax Is not levied within
the city, aa Council Bluffs -levies Its own
bridge tax.
Tho total tax levy this year ' will be 85
mills, as follows:
" Mills.
City (Including parks) 44 0
State and county 11.6
School (estimated) 29.$
The Board of Education Certified up to
the county auditor that It needed $117,000
raised for the maintenance of the schools
and this will make a tax levy of about
29.5 mills. It will thus he seen that the
total tax levy In Council Bluffs for 1906
will be ftmilla greater than last year..
At I.eflert'e.
See our windows for the season's latest
and newest In bracelets, pins, combs, lock
ets, chains and gold Jewelry of all kinds.
N. T. Plumbing Co. Tel. 250. Night L63.
$.800 acres good farm '.and In eastern Colo
rado, $5 per acre and up; no Irrigation re
quired. Can raise all kinds of small grain
and corn. A few good homesteads Join
our landa. Send for printed matter. F. C.
Lougee, 124 Main street, Council Bluffs, la.
DOCTORS ARB COMING TODAY
Annual Meet In .of Missouri Valley
Medical Society.
The eighteenth annual meeting of tho
Medical Society of Missouri Valley will be
gin thia morning and continue over Friday.
The sessions wilt be held In the Grand ho
tel, which will also be the headquarters of
the society during the meeting. An attend
ance of from 100 to 150 members of the (
medical profession ia expected. j
The opening meeting at 10 o'clock this '
morning will be called to order by Dr. F.
W. Dean of this city, chairman of the j
local committee on arrangements. Charles
W. McDonald, president of the Commercial
club, will deliver the address of welcome,
which will be responded to by Dr. E. W.
Clark of Grlnnell, la., president of the
Iowa State Medical society. This aeaslon
will be devoted to reports ot omcera ana
committees and other business matters
only. The remaining sessions will be de
voted to the presentation of papers. Of
flcers for the ensuing year and the place
of next yeatj'a meeting will be selected at
the morning session Friday.
At the evening session today Dr. John
E. Summers of Omaha, prealdent of the
society, wilt deliver his address and Dr.
Richard C. Moore, also of Omaha, will de
liver an oration on medicine.
Where Shall I Bay My Groeerleaf
WE ANSWER THIS QUE8TION, FIRST.
WHERE PRICES ARE RIGHT; SEC
OND, WHERE THIS GOODS ARB FRESH
AND FIRST CLASS; THIRD, WHERE
YOU WILL RECEIVE COURTEOUS AND
HONEST TREATMENT. WE FULLF1L
THE ABOVE REQUIREMENTS IN EV
ERY RESPECT. OIVE US A TRIAL OR
DER AND WE ARE SURE YOU WILL
BE OUR REGULAR CUSTOMER. JOHN
OLON. 739 W. BROADWAY.
Just a few farm wagona left that will
be aold out at cost. Better get around
and see "Van Brunt" before they are
11 aold.
Special prices on watches, chains, fobs
and charms' this week at Leffert's. Be
our windows.
Real Eatate Tranafers.
These transfers were reported to The Be
September $ by the Title Guaranty and
Trust company of Council Bluffs:
Frans Kensler and wife to Dora Hen
nings, lots 2 and 3, block 2, Lodge's
addition. Walnut, la; w d $1,000
Sarah B. B. Rohrer and husband to H.
R. Lemen, lota 2, 3. 4. 6 and . Rohr
er's subdivision of part of s4 block $,
Mill addition, Council Bluffs, fa; w d 1,500
Irving T. Honnold and wife to Fred A.
Blgelow, Iota and 7, block 1, Car
son, la; w. d too
Mabel Venard and husband to Thomas
H. James, lota 9 and 10, block 11,
McMahon, Cooper & Jefferls addition.
Council Bluffs, la; w d 180
Thomas J. Evans to Carl Jsnssen. lot
17, block 15, Evans' Second Bridge
addition. Council Bluffs, la; w d 100
Charles M. Bright to William 8. Swan
son, lots $ and , block 1, Sunnyslde
addition, Council Bluffs, la; w d 10-)
Andrew E. Jensen to Christens B. Jen
sen, lot 11, block 8, Crawford s addi
tion. Council Bluffs, la; w d 100
Seven transfers, total -....$4,381
CENTRAL FLOUR-11.15. Every sack
warranted Central Grocery and Meat Mar
ket. Both 'phones St
MALONEY'8 NEW LOCATION, 3$
PEARL ST.
James W. Bleelt Disappears.
Jamea W. Bleelt, an employ of the
Keller-Farnsworth Furniture company, haa
been missing from hla home at 21f North
i First street, since Monday evening. Re
I latives and friends of the missing man fear
that hs haa met with some mislrip and last
evening called on the police to assist In
locating him.
Monday Bleelt and hla wife returned
from a visit with relatives in Oakland, Ia ,
Bleelt having been given a vacation of two
week and waa to have returned to work
Tuetday.' Monday evening Bleelt accom
panied his wife and sister-in-law down
tnw. When they started for hsxs hs aaJd
he would follow In a few minutes. That l
the last they have seen or heard of him.
Bleelt Is years old and IS said, by those
who know him, to have no bad habits. Ills
wife," to whom he has been married Shout
two years, was prostrated with worry over
his disappearance and had to be taken In
the home of her parents. Bleelt Is known
to have had over $100 with him Monday
evening.
Swanaon Music company. 407 Weat
Broadway the place where you will find
a splendid assortment of pianos to select
from. Conovers. Cables, Schubert and
Kingsbury's. All clean, new goods, price
and terma to suit every person. We thing
It a good house to deal with.
THE MOST UP-TO-DATE RESTAUR
ANT IN COUNCIL BLUFFS. GOOD SBK
VICE AND HOME COOKINQ. The Calu
met restaurant, 620 Broadway.
Marrlaae Licenses.
Licenses to wed were Issued to the fol
lowing: Name and rMldenoe. Age.
Andrew H. K. Vail, San Jose. Ill ,.40
Emma R. McElhaney. San Jose. Ill 40
U T. Woodward, Council Bluffs K5
Msttle' Palmer. Council Bluffs M
William C. Alexander. St. Paul. Neb...!H
Mary P. Iughlln, St. Paul, Neb 2a
Will H. Hamilton, Creslon. la .22
Ethel Bonham. Council Bluffs is
Earl Johnson. Omaha , y
Lizale Nichols, Omaha
W. J. McCullcy. Pocatello, Idaho JS
Jennie A. Sllnger. Council Bluffs 14
A. Mrlassr A Co.
New Location of Wholesale Bakery.
61$ Mynster Street, Co. Bluffs, la.
Home-made Bread a Specialty.
Visitors Welcome.
Diamonds and all other precloifs stones,
loose and mounted; the largest stock In
the city. At Iffert's.
John Dot son ghoota Himself.
At an early hour this morning John Dot-
son, IS years of age, shot himself at the j
residence or his brother-in-law, C. Skip
ton, on Avenue B, between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets. He has three bullet
wounds In his body, but whether the In
juries are fatal Is not known at present.
He was taken to the General hospital.
All persons knowing themselves to be
Indebted to Duncan & Dean or the Duncan
Shoe company are requested to call and
settle at once.
MALONEY'8 NEW LOCATION,
PEARL ST.
SO
MISOR MENTION.
Davis, drugs.
Clarke, sodas. .
Stockert sella carpets.
Fine engraving at Leffert's.
Ed Rogers' Tony Faust beer.
TALK TO LEFFERT ABOUT IT.
Get those new photos at Bcnmldt's.
Plumbing and heating, Blxby ft Son.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Thono 7.
Woodiing Undertaking company. Tel 33$.
Picture framing, C. E. Alexander, 3J3
Broadway.
For printing and binding telephone 94.
Morehouse St Co.
Mngaxlnes well bound. Morehouse & Co.,
18 North Main street.
W. L. Beaitle. commercial agent for the
Illinois Central, arrived home yesterday
lrom a visit iu Madison, Wis.
DIAMONDS AS AN INVESTMENT
George Hoagland has the Kansas Shall
brick. All hard brick. Oct his prices
See Stephen Bros, for fire brick and fire
clay, sewer pipe, fittings and garden host.
WANTED, BOV TO LEARN THE TIN
NER 8 TRADE. 8WAINK JUAUUlt,
J WEST BROADWAY.
The Misses Lena knd Gusta Wallway of
439 South First street, are visiting friends
In Lincoln, Neb., and taking in the stale
fair. ,
I pay $12 per ton for cast Iron; mixed,
$10; stove, $; rags, IVic per lb.; rubber,
7c; copper, 14c per lb. J. Ki-telman, 04
Main, both phones (60.
We wholesale Ice cream. .Shipped to any
part of tho state. Special prices to the r
tall trade. I Mucci, 213 West Broadway,
Council Bluffs, is. Tel. S64.
Every day la enrollment day In Western
Iowa college. Positions secured for our
graduates. Send for catalogue. Fhone
lor information both phones.
We have the finest line of sample moii'i
menta to select trom In the west. Sheeiey
ac Lane Marble and Granite Works, ili
Eaut Broadway, Council Bluffs, la.
Don't fall to see the Colea New High
Oven range. Wonderful departure. See It
at our atore. You will be Interested. Pad
dock Handschy Hardware company.
W. H. Busse, Sherman Humphreys and
A. A. Kirk were yesterday appointed
deputy sheriffs without costs to the county.
They will serve aa special officers at the
meet fair and carnival.
Rev. Henry Delxmg performed the mar
riage ceremony yesterday for William C.
-Alexander and Mary P. Laughlln of Bt.
Paul, Neb., and KhtI Johnson and Lixxle
Nichols, both of Omaha.
The Fish and Game Protective associa
tion haa decided to abandon the tlsn bake
and smoker It Intended to give for the
benefit of Its members at the Lake Manawa
club houae the middle of the month.
The Board of Education will hold a
special meeting this evening in the superin
tendent's office in the High school building
lor the purpose of assigning teachers for
the new school term which opvns next
Monduy.
Carnival is here; fall is here; Hicks' new
fall goods are here; as fine a line aa ever
came to the city. Please call and be con
vinced before buying that I can deliver
the goods In up-to-date style and shapes.
E. 8. Hicks.
The following iced drinks and Ice cream
will be served all this week at the Clark
Drug company's: Madja. froxen phosphate,
Siberian flip, eldorado aundae, tropical sun
dae. Carmencita kiss, southern beauty,
American sundae and Greenland Iceberg.
Perry Ferd, claiming to be purchasing
agent of fh Winnipeg, Yankton ft Gulf
railroad, was released from the city Jail
yesterday. The Logan authorities notified
the local police that they did not want
Ford at present and could get him when
they did. Ford'a right name Is said to be
Benedict lon Miller. Chief Richmond If
of the opinion that the man la somewhat
unbalanced mentally.
Because he slapped Peter Laraen on the
mouth Instead of on the wrist, and thus
violated one of the rulea ot polite etiquette.
O. D. Talbot was called upon to pay a fim
of $10. and coats ia the court of Justlc
Gardiner yesterday. Talbot and Laraen sr.
residents of Cut-Oft and during a heate
argument over ths meandering of a cot
Talbot backed up hla end of the contro
versy by striking Laraen In the mouth.
Word has been received of the death a
McCool Junction, Neb., Tuesday night c
Colonel B. Crab be. father of Mrs. S. Farm
worth of this city. Mrs. Farns worth wa
at his bedalde when he passed away an
will remain for the funeral, which will 1
held Friday at York, Neb. Thomas Farn
worth of this city, grandson of the d
ceased, will attend the funeral. Colon
Crabbe was well known In Council Blurt
having frequently visited hla daughter a:
lamiiy her.
WE
MEN FOG3
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L.'. AWLLLaJ
ran. '"I"'" A Hirst
RAILROAD RATE HtARlNC
?ewpr ipe Ven Ask Commi sicn for ( hn?
cf t'lts ificMiou. .
RAILROADS SET UP A NOVEL DEFENSE
Allege the Prtltlnnera Are Member
nf a Trast and Have o Standing
at I m it Rntltllnat Them
' to Redress.
(From s Stuff Cotresnotident 1
DES MOINKS. Is., Sept. S. 'Special. W
At the hearing of the.sttite rallrosd com
mission today on arguments for the rhaage
of rates on a number of articles the Fort
Dodge concern, which matiufaatures stone
ware, ask-ed for a reduction of the trolght
so as to change the classlflCatlnn to class
"D" on carload lots. Represent stive R. M
Wright declared that a reduction of the rate
was necessary In order thst Fort. Dodge
could compete with concerns outside ths
state. Renresent.itlvea of the rnllroad de
clared thn,t the Fort Ulge concern was
a member of the trust and didn't need to
have any advantages aa all cmnpelltlon wa
throttled. Mr. Wright did. not deny trr1
the concern was a memher of the trust bul ,
argued that the rates Jn.Vhe State were toe
high compared with the Interstate rates.
Marshalltown manufacturers Interested It
making Iron culverts, 'smoke stacks and
bridge cylinders asked thst such article'
be placed In class "1". for less thafl carload
lots and In class "8" for carload lots. Thf
railroads argued that -the rate la already
less than the western classification and ths.1
these pipes are so large and weigh so llttlt
that there Is already no profit In thelt.
transportation. Commissioner Ketehuin ad
vanced the tllef that Iron pipes for cul
vetts are coming Into quite aeneral use and
that the shipments will, be quite Isrge from
this on and that' there should be some re
duction. No definite action was taken. Tin
hearings will continuetomorrow.
Want l,sw Applied to Restaurants.
The Iowa Retsll Grocers' association hat
made aji appeal to State Tood and Dairy
Commissioner H. R. ' Wright, to have him
change hla ruling that the state pure food
lnw does not apply to reataurantB. The
commissioner has held that- a customer In
a restaurant buys a meal and not articles
of food In the sense that the pure-foo.1
law applies and hence hellevea that the law
applies to the grocers and that a restau
rsnteur can aell anything he wishes to
The grocera hold that the restaurant pro
prietors ought to be responsible under the
law the same as a grocer. .
I.eatslatlTe Polities.
Reports from Incomplete returns of the
primaries !n Buena Vista county Indicate
that Representative Buckingham has been
renominated by the republican. A stiff
fight was made against him because of the
iviu ine incurs orb uiu wnicn nr intro
duced at the hint session of the legislature
Dr. Emmert of Cass county, who was un
seated by the republicans four, years ago
In favor of Senator Bruce, has consented to
accept the nominal Ion by tho democrat
from the Shelby-Cans district, given him a
few days ago. He at first refused.
Cjnmmlns Invited to, Indiana. ,
Governor Cummins has-been given an Iri. .
.nation uj nit; ii'yiiiiivaiia vi Alitiiaii
appear In that stale, for a. number, of ad
dresses in asslatanca of the . ticket, lit
will probably accept, If possible. Th guv
ernor haa . also been Invited to speak at
the big republican meeting In Kurt Dodge,
with Senator Dolliver, September 14.
Wanla Expense Horn'' bVlrtate,
The Polk county supervisors have told
Sheriff Loper to allow the slate to bear all
the expense and trouble of returning es
raped inebriate patients- to Knoxvllle. The
sheriff has received word from -the Insti
tution that a large number of the patient
have escaped that were there from this
county. The supervisor hold that the stale
Is responsible and ordered the sheriff not
to bring any bills for expenses of the re
turn of tho patlenta. Just what effect thla
will have la not known. The members of
the Board of Control are absent from the
city today and could not be questioned,'
but It is expected that unless sheriffs en
deavor to return the prisoners the escape
will be frequent.
Bis; Democratic Gathering.
The big opening of the democratic cam
paign will take place tomorrow al Ot
tumwa, when Claude R. Porter, the demo
cratic nominee for gbvernor, will deliver
an address. The prepared address of Mr.
Porter make about rwo( aolld "newspaper
pagea and will consume about two hours
in Its delivery. Advance copies have teen
given to the Iowa press.' Prominent demo
crats have arranged to gq to Ottum'wa front
thla city to hear the address. John D.
Dcnmson, Jr., the nominee for lieutenant,
governor, will ttpekk , the next day ' at
Ciajlon, in Wright county-'
Forced Ills Son to Rob.
Albert Wrlgley, a boy- of 8 -years, when
put In the sweat box today by the Des
Moines detectives, told the officers that hi
father had forced hlin to commit burg
laries. He said that the fattier bboated
him Into the window of William -Kelaey's
home and assisted him in robbing the M.
E. Wicker home. Tha father posed as a
book agent and kept the attention of th
family while the boy rummaged thevhouse.
Conference fur leeond District.
The republican state central-committee1
today concluded arrangements for holding
a conference of republican leaders' and edi
tors in Davenport for the Second congres
sional district September 1. It seems, cer
tain now that the democrats will nominate
Walsh of Clinton as candidate for congress
agalnat Dawson. The Second district 1 ths
closest district In the. state and It is rscog-
ilxed that considerable work will have la
e done in It.
Ensaaeret. Will Be a Candidate, . .
ATLANTIC, la...-Sept. $.-Speclal.)-Dr.-.
M. Emmeret of thla place, who had re
used to allow the use of his name before
he senatorial convention of the democratic
arty held at Harlan lust Saturday,, has
nally consented to make the racs. A eom
iny of Harlan men came down and fa
ired him to make the race, and he now
he Is in it for earnest.
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