TI1E OMAHA - DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER lQOfi.
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NEWS:. OF . INTEREST FROM IOWA
-COUNCIL
Office, 10 pearl
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Davie, drugs. r .....
Clark's. sodss. " , v - . ,
StocttettieellS carp1e. - '
Fine engraving at Leffert's.
Efl Roger Tony. Fnt beer?
' Get those hew photos at Schmidt's.,
Plumbing and heating, Blaby Son '
Lewis Cutler, funeral director.' phonrf L
Woodrlng Undertaking -company. Tel 139.
School supplies. Alexander'. 13 'B'wer".
Starti4rtc"-N'' 4". Royal Arch; Mason,
will :rrfel'thHI .eyenmg. '
rV-n io Mi'end Mr. f P. Cerent of
GlerJ aTtnJie'. yesterday, eon.
Ma, A-nd tr.- Nonr. Mattingly left yester
day for trip -..to Denver. Culo. .
PtASIDB AS AN INVESTMENT.
TALK- TO LEFTERT ABOUT IT.
BuyVollr flboAorfrHphji and
VH11amarTp, 17 Boulh Main
nd records from
In street. "
O-ors lloaalitnd hss-4he Kansas Shall
brick. ... Q hard.brlck.iv Wet hla prices.
Ltii- eampi 4ftyal Neighbors of America,
wiil jnm lp .Tegmiir-eeeeion ms evening.
frit aT.tfni Win Brltlalv Columbia. f
Mr a n rr nira i I j MPTrn I lire r n , , i ia b .
Re leuu'iew Jiroe. for Are brick and fire
ClAey.r pipe,. String and garden hone.
He take- -contract lor paper nan-:..M,
painting and Interior decorating. Borwlck,
ill saimt Main. . - -
Mrs L. J. .Fhubert was reported last
evening to'bl-at'Houety 111 at her -home an
Boutn lret su-eei.
The sMtHar jiieftlna of Council Bluffs :
Court of Honor will be held Wednesdny j When the contract waa read by tlie clerk
venlng In Danish ball. Councilman Maloney moved that It be ap-
Nlght school opens Monday evening. 8' p- mnA K.
tember 17. College office open eveninga , Pved and that the mayor be instructed
ihis week. Western Ixwa College. to sign It. The motion was teconded by
i-WANTK D FI FT Y GRAPH PICKERS, Councilman Fleming. The discussion waa
MiDAVEk M:pfer 1533 "?0uwnc:rmtt a:;
0 o vt miw - . . . ntd to know If the lighting company
Rev. B. N. Olrm will go to Stanton, Ja., . . . , L , .
trtmoTWr Ud participate In the Jn.talla- would be responsible for the maintenance
tloa Rv. .p. J.,.' Lawrence as pastor; of the electric light towera and responsl-
thr I ble In t?ase any one of them coi!ansed.
WANTED TWO GOOD CARRIERS. c,.y Solicitor Kimball cave It aa his
BOYS DISCHARGED FROM OTHER fA- "7." ,ho, ,,j.. ... . ..
PBRS NEED NOT-APPLY. OMAHA BEK, , opinion that under the contract the com
10 PEAKL.,XHEE7. , ; pany waa required to "maintain" the
1 pay 111 per ton. for cast Iron; mixed, towers, but he did not believe It could be
i(liSVJriift& Ih" KVb.i:mabgoi i hM ""P0"'"1 t th" collapse through
MboXphinalt V K'llman I "- - .et of providence. .Councilman
TheLadles" AW 'Socletv of the - First . OIon ' thought this was one mat-BaptUt-
5hairch .will meet .Thursday after- ter which ought to be fully determined
noon af the residence of Mrs. H. W. before the contract was entered Into.
Binder, 6S Fburth avenue. , ; rannHim.n w.n.. ..
nr. V.1 t. 1 .... m Ck nnarf tn'anv
part of tbe, fctata. , Special prices to the
retail Irade. I Mucci, ?ll West Broadway,
Council li luffs, Ja.; Tel. 114. i
Hermann Mendel, a former banker of
Neolft,' In., now resident of Chicago, was
In. the-ciiy yesterday looking after his
property Interests In this county. -
Wo nave the finest Una Of sample monu-
tnents tJ' select from In the west. Sheeley
& Lane'-Marble, aad' Granite works, 217
v . h... .rm.nnii m. iff i. '
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An'.lratvorianl nretina of the Toadies'
oc.tety qt Ihe First .Cftrlstlan church will
n neio' ax tne nmie of mm onu(a
to V U Olmstead, aged SO, of Lincoln, Neb... would veto the contract by refusing
end L. J. Munyon. aged 2R, of Viroqua, to attach his official algnature unleta he
Wis. They were married by Rev. Henry conW fc- covlhol otherwise in the next
Do Long at hls-offlce In the. court house. t - . , .....
The Wtter monthly meeting of the i fw f' . f.am ' .
Board W Education alated for this evening . th contract Is for ths best interests of
hu been postponed to an evening later in tha city and I aball have to give the mat
thoweak -on aeeonn of the democrntlo ter much Investigation before I make
Captain J. H. Uoofatttler of Sterling, III., " council, ne aaia.
commenced a eeriee of temperance lec-1 The contract calls for a, rate of III.5B
tures last evening athe tent at the cornerman are light on the Philadelphia modified
of. VWMHy-fiftlr atreeV and Avenue, A. - It I .Pw.rt.ii .i n nihf u.h,,.
Is pronrMied to conilivue the services until 1 f neauia and 1 95 for an all night schedule,
the end of the trtonth. 1 company agrees to pay a two per cent
During" The riot-m" Sunday afternoon light- royalty on rebate on Its gross earnings on
1n gmrcinhe residence of William Whit- aip other electric business in the city,
i ica-it i. estimated tu reduce the xd.t
bers or Vhe-tiouho1d escaped Ifijury, al-! of the liht on the moonllghr schedule
thnaglfbidrr TrtgKtened.- ' I to i5. 1 The eompany furUier. agjea to
THe 'Womsnls'Aia soelrty or the First ' extend Its gas mains. when ordered by tha
Presbyterian otiorah. will- hold the first committee on fire and light. Provided
aerMihoa.orfhafall. on Friday arm..
noon in th church parlors. Mra. 'W. A.
Oronewe Is' '-chairman- of the committee
hawtMg'thataffartra.ahasger.'t f-K-. '-t
' C.'A.rHkrt,' ciarVed With abort changing
a clerk. In hesiltert -Jewelry store,., who
had been .bound. , over to await the action
of the' grand Jury,' was released from the
eowWy iall ' yesterday: 'The grand Jury
falid t flndia trua bill aalnst himv.-
'The. Clark Drug- oompaay -will serve the
following drinks, -.this week: American
SundaeT 15c: Madja, 10c: Southern Beauty.
lScWdorado Buhdae; 15c; Tropical Sundae,
lftor'Happr-Thoght. lRo; -Carmacleta. Kiss,
lOo; HorUck'a AIalt,ed, .Egg-Punch, 15o;
Maplfaf. ipe.
Ths Lincoln UWe knd Fur company of
1 ,1 ri I ' 1 1 II, iwil., " " ' - " ' ' ' - "-
In 'thiveMy abdut- November 1. The com
pany hae secured the building at the cor
ner of Ninth street and Tenth avenue,
formerly occupied by the TJepubllc Oil
company; - W.. W.: Cadwallader will be
local vtvanager, ; , -
Tkre,1s no argutpeat about having your
rarpeta and. rug. cleaned by machinery.
It Is not an experiment.- Chargea are very
moderate. Proiupt aervlr -The Council
rtlHff Carpet 0(ep4iiK and Rug Mfg. Co.
TelT 111, S4 N'Mlaln St. We moke beauti
ful ruga out of old worn-out carpets.
Are you going-, to build?. It la no trouble
to get Hafer price at Council. Bluffs, la.
Rey. Marcus P. McClura and 3. P. Hes.
from the FUt.PrsbyterlRn church, and
J M. Dortoii, from .the Second church,
will go to Carson, la., today to attend the
annual fneeting ef the Council Bluffs pre
bytery.of the Presbyterian church.. Rev.
I'arvey Hostetler. Until recently pastor of
ths Second church 'Of this city, will sttend
In iWa.-cfflctal 'capacity of stated -clerk of
the presbytery.. , . ...
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Bone-
hrnnffht
here ytestaraay. Deceased was 4 years
of age and la survived by one daughter.
Mrs. Maa Condon, with whom aha made
h. Kami fcanri hiM' Hon..' E. E. Bfstt. both
of oaeateel. The .funeral will be held
thla afternoon at I. o'clock from Cutler's
undertaking, roorta and Interment will ba
In Kali-view cemetery: . '-
WAKEFIELD'S
Biils am
.,-.t-
taad baa ten for 10 yaars a l
4 rellabU ear tor Diarrhoea,
proinpf
Drseoy
itary,' Flux. Cholera Infantum, ate. As I
UM4) dfseae ' often OQnie In tha night,
rary horn should ba prayared to ehecs
ttham without delay by baying a supply
ax uua xciient ramaOJ OS. baad. , Ail
jfintilsU sail
SAP OI-IO
V ftUl.TOlLET' AUD BATH .
It makes the'iollet somethlnf t a.
Jayad. It remotes all stains aad roughness,
werants .prickly hat and ebalng, and
iarres Uq kln white, sofw healthy. Ja the
bath It brings glow and exhilaration which
sacoenman soap eaa aqual. laiparting jhe
rlgca- and III lensauon af a 4ntid Turkiab
uUt. All Gsocsas Aua Dsuooirr
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aCHOMLS AND COH.KOKS.
DELLCVUE COLLEGE
4LLKua,yViar..acjaatjA), phi .
ahical course. . .. .
ACADH.M T'-AB accredited High School
Prepare for'blUvu Or ' aay ether vr
lea os university-
NORMAL SCHOOL Elementary aad ad
vajicrd cuiirtm. Ceitiacavia granted.
CONSSBVATORY-Tbeury ot niuate, p
Sou, v4u vluUo. .alucuttoa aad art. -
CONLtTIOS . with yniu: EiKtrie
ttue and Burlington Kallw&y. -'
Fall MUMtV uprtnS aWptunbar TA ' '
Adoi-ea frasUaal Wadaworta, Malawa,
Mr. MaryrE. Bratt, who until a year aj
tisA haen a resident of Council Bluffs f
Im.hiv.Ava Vnara died Sunday at
BIoLcIcbcrry
BLUFFS
St. Tel. 43.
Yp FOR LIGHT CONTRACT
Couroil Farsei It, Ent If a-or Indicates Hi
Will Hot Sign Dooomtnt
VOttONTHl QUtS7.CN IS FCURTOTWO
Dr.
Miller, Food laspeetor, Fllea Ilia
Report aad Is Reappointed to
Serve for Another Month
Sidewalk Coatraet Let.
"If I have got to stick It Into anybody, I
would rather stick It Into the gas com
pany than the people," was the character-'
let lc remark of Mayor Macrae last night
at the meeting of the city . council, when
.-. T " f?.'n?
u . a . . , . .
with the Cltlsens' One and Klectrlc con-
pany.. The contract, which has been pend-
Ing before the city fonrtcll for sevornl
months, was passed by a vote of to 2,
Councllnlen Fleming. Hendrlx, Knudsen,
Maloney, Smith. and Toubkerman -voting
for Its approval and Counillmen. Olson
and Wallace voting against It
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test against tha contracts contending that
Council Bluffs should not ba required to
pay more for Us electric lighting than
Omaha, considering that the current waa
.,,,,,.11, from .h v. wr.-
'''PPU'd from on and the earn pTant.
He moved to amend by changing tha rao
to be charged for arc lights from 5 for
a, moonlight schedule to III and III for
,. h. h A , , 17. in. ..j
an an nignt ecneauie to 7l. Ills amend-
man e.li. .
' I4teat Veto.
Ufaa Vtt Maii.a sick A W m. u Jt 1 4 tu.
ihtn Bre not tn. . coa.um. to
every- 00 feet of extension. Ths pries
of a after January I. l0T-1s Jo' be re
duced from' $1.45 to 11.25, provided' the
bills are paid on or before the ISth of the
succeeding, month and 11.11 If paid after
that date. These are the main points of
ths new -contract, which extends for five
years from July of this year. ' -'
Sidewalk Contract Let."
Tha J"rl. for a large amount of four-foot
br'k sidewalks were opened. John Shin
ki secured the contract on his bid of Si
i ents a lineal foot, with 80 cents a cubic
lard for grading. E. A. Wlckham's bid
ss 36 cents, with 10 cents for grading.
Vn an adverse report from the committee
on claims the claim of former Fire Chief
NtchAlson for the Sd reward for cauatng
the arrest of a youth nan-ed Deveney for
turning In false alarms was rejected.
-Dr. 8. T- Miller, the city food Inspector,
fl)ed a report in which he Stated that be
had. paid periodical visits to all dealers In
meat, fruit,- vegeubles, eta. During - the
hot' weather much fruit and vegetables had
been spoiled. In most Instances the dealers
threw 'the stuff out themselves, while oth
era kept It and offered It for sale until or
dered by him to destroy It. He said that
peddlers from across the river were tnthe
habit of peddling "Omaha garbage," auch
as decayed bananaa and other fruits. In
this city,- and ha had been obliged to have
several wagon ' loads confiscated and de
stroyed. As the period for which Dr. Mil
ler had been appointed expired he waa re
appointed for another month.
The. pay roll for the work on Indian
Creek for ths two weeka ending September
14, amounting to S89& was allowed.
BEWARE OF CAR (SHORTAGES. Coal
will be hard to get In October. Order
now and get good service. Brldensteta at
BmUbvltOl South Sixth street. 'Phono. 111.
t.sOO acres good farm ".and In eastern Colo
rado, It par acre and up; no Irrigation re
quired. ' Cap raise all kinds of smsll grain
and com. A few good homesteads Join
our lands. Send for printed, matter. V. C.
Louge. 124 Alain street. Council Bluffs, Ia.
MALONET'S
PEARL. .ST.
NEW LOCATION.
BOr CRUSHED TO DEATH BY CARS
i Ho aad Cent past a AtteaaptlasT ta
i steal Rid at Ttaa.
Ira Philip of Newton, Ia aged 16, was
' killed In th Rock Island yards her yes ter
day. morning. In company with William
Nell of Newton, he ran away from horns
Saturday and started . to Chadron, Neb.,
where he had friends and expected to get
work- Sunday night the boya slept In a box
car and this morning attempted to board
a freight train. They succeeded in getting
On a sand car, but Philips fsll oft and
twelve cars peesed over his body. -
Relatives at Newton were notified and a
brother cam for the body Monday after
noon Willie Nell; th U-year-old companion ot
the lad who .was killed, aald they .were
riding the front bumpers of a sand car
when the accident happened. ' They had
ridden but a few blocks when young Philips
called out: "Com on, Billy; let's get off."
"No. 1 don't want to get off." replied
your" Nel1'
A second later young Nell felt the car on
rhlh ha waa rfanAH,. aa it 4 ...
- - - "rvalue or tneir iana. ine,sun was orig'
He called out t tha lad
o answer, turned around,
and. receiving no
to look for htm. but he waa nowhere te be
seen. At once young wen realised that hla
companion had fallen beneath . the engine
and notified the' crew. Aa he reicheA the
engine the train stopped and two- of-tr
crev who had noticed the cara Jolt; e if
passing over home-thing, went back along j aa application of the Des Molaes Street
the -track and discovered the, ' badly Railway company for an, Injunction to
mangled body of young Phillip. . . . ! prevent the tearing up of its trackfc tn ae
Corener Trey nor.- after making an Invest- oordaac with th terms of aa ordinance
gatlon of tha ease, decided than an Inquest "
tu unnecessary-
Klght school opened Monday evening,
September 17. College office open evening
thla week. Western Iowa College.
All persona knowing themselves ta be
Indebted to Duncan Dean or tb Duncaa
Cboa company are requested ta call and
ettl at one.
Owaer Ft red e Meay.
Must oell.-room dwelling: rents f or per i
monta. TeL CL Chaa. T. Offlcar, all Broad- j
way.
CASES
. STRIC KEN fltOM DOCKET
Jade Take Aetlon Caaea .tot of age, but looks considerably younger, la
Proseeated. ' being held by. the police until her par-
In district court yesterday Judge Mscy ents are heard from. The girl. In com
applied the pruning knife to a large hum- pany with Oeorge Demmett, a youth who
ber of cases which have encumbered the claims Hamburg, ta.. as hit hom", were
docket for over .one year without, belnf taken by the police Sunday evehlng from
brought to -trial and had them atrlcken a boxcar tn tb.e local yards of the B-ir-from
the calendar. i lington. They said they were hoping to
H. C. Shaffer waa given a divorce from j beat : their way to Hamburg. ' 1
Kate. B. Shaffer . on statutory grounds. At polh-e headquarters the ;Vlrl said she
Mary A. Kline was granted a divorce had. left home wUh, a horae Jockey whom
from Daniel Kline together with the bouse- accompanied to the county, fair at
hold furniture; the title to the property In
Oliver countv. North Dakota and ISO) cash.'
while the defendant was permitted to re-
tain nsaoMlon of the nranertv In Alta.
la., and South Sioux City. .
Pearl M. Bakr brought suit yesterday
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she.., married In this rl.r. Mav i,l. I
fih. h.r hnshnnrf rte.erfed her with. !
In nff. Am-m r,t their mtrriiin.-" .
M. Hind of Neosho Falls, Kan.. January
21. IMS, mate. I her petition for divorce !
tnat ner nustrana trestea ner in a.; cruei .
and inhuman manner and finally deserted
her atout January J. 1. , , ... j
The Aetna Indemnity company which '
I UI Illllli.-U lllW I CVJUiBllQ 1114 uur Lruillf iu mo
sum Of 13.000 for R. A. Filter, saloon keeper ,
of this city, hss brought suit, to recover
(198.16. Mrs. Al vena Nelsoa brought - suit
against Kilter for selling her husband
liquor and the Aetna Indemnity company
was named fas party defendant. - It -alleges
It was put to an expense 'of llM.ll
fn connection with the suit and thinks
that Filter should pay tha same.
Th, .n,i ...imif il I
The following flrot assignment of law I
BlinV'Manufacturlni ?' Company. County I
Treasurer acalnst Ouren.
Tuesday, October . Alexander, againat
Mcuoy, uounty Treasurer sgainst camp-
HnberBos,,r?Jn"t CUft0n" IIaf"er 'Jn"t.
Wednesday, October I. -Saltsmailn against
Grain Shippers' Fire Association, Rlboid ;
inst..Bloomr. Manufacturing Company,
B.idgett a-alnst Town Mutual Insurance
Comoanv Eitmann aaalnst Bsumann. . N:
Thursday, October 4. Estate of Charles
C as eon, probate of will (conditional); Wil
liams sgainst Gets, Morse against Pender
gsst, Ferguson, administrator, against' Chi
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul t(speclal).
Friday, October I. Jefferiea ad minis,
tratrlx, against Duncan; Everett, executor,
against Miller; Vlen. administrator, against
Illinois Central Railroad.
Saturday, October . Hawkins against
Omaha A Council Bluffs Street - Railway
Company, Cooper - againat Street, Weaver
agaltist Omaha & Council Bluffs Street
Railway Company.
GOOD WEIGHT, GOOD MEASURE AND
GOOD QUALITY ARE MATTERS OF
VITAL IMPORTANCE TO THE GROCERY
BUYER; they are of:. milch importance vtq
us; by having all three pt the right stand
ard we have gained and continued, to hold
the trade: of 4 large ana . discriminating
class of customer. Can't we have yoursf
Orders are filled promptly 'aad carefully
and" prices '. are as low ; as th prevailing
market ratea will permit. John Olson, 70-41
West Broadway. ' sicv.-:- -
BEE OUR SPECIAL DISPLAY Iff OUR
KEW BUILDING ot tho Monarch malleable
Iron or ateel ranges.' ' The"cmly perfect
range on the market, that lasts and gives
satisfaction. Keller-Farnaworth Furniture
company, 811-1J-15 West Broadway, Council
Bluffs, la. , .-, .
Real Cata-t Traaisfer.
These transfers were reported to Th Bee
September 17 by the Pottawattamie County
Abstract company of Council Bluffs:
Julius Hansen and wife to Roy Blge
low, lot Land part of iot 2 In Walt -nut.
Ia.. and Dart of lot 5 In official -
plat f w H. ii 1-77-38. w d. t 1.550
Elsie E. Brookhouser and husband to
James J. Brookhouser, lot 23 In Love--land,
Ia., w d
Executors of Etta P. Chapman estate
to Rettle Thomas, lot 23, In block
, Backet t's addition to Council
Bluffs, Ia., w d
Executors of A. Cochran- estate to
A. Q. Brtimage. lots and 10, In
block 12, In Cochran's addition to
Council Bluffs, Ia., w d
I. Beera Rohrer to Nels C. Pederson,.
lot 2. In block 14, In Crawford's
addition to Council Bluffs, Ia., w d..
Lawrence Chittenden to Charles O.
Williams, lot 1, In block 4. In Mullln'S
Subdivlalon in Council Bluffs, Ia., -w
d .,
Nellie Wllklns and husband to H. L.
Robertson, 1-1 Interest In 1 i n
875
ta
100
2i0
200
5-77-44. w d
ISO
State Land and Improvement company '
to. Iowa Mortgage ana Trust com
pany, lot IX In block 50; lot , In
block SO; lot 26, In block 44; lot ft,
In block 46; lots 18 and 21, In block
48. in Brown's Subdivision; lot 12, In
block -1; lot 1, In block I; lots 8,'
and 10. in block 5; lot 11, In block
10; lots 7, 10 and It. In block 12; lots
1 to 7. In block 16; lot 14. In block
II: lots . 7 and 8, In "block 22, In
Omaha addition; lot 5, In block 26,
Everett'a addition; lot 23, In block
81, In Railroad addition; s of lot
16. In'Olendale extension; lot I. In
block I, In Howard addition lot 2.
In block 11. In Beers' subdivision;
- lota 26. 26. 27, 10 and 30, la block 15,
In Wright'a addition to Council
Bluffs. Ia.. w d .
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Eight tranafers. total ........ 13,77
If you think, of painting your houae let
ne give you an estimate now.- We guar
antee ths "paint to be made of pure ma
terials, mixed and put up by skilled me
chanics, so whea we pslnt It stays painted.
We also have eome odd loa of artletle wall
paper that we are closing out at low prices
ta make way for pew stock. .If you want
good paper at little cost com see us now.
Jensen Nicolaesen, ZU Broadway. -
If you need a sewing machine or went
to rent a machine or want your machine
repaired, call on Williamson, at IT South
Main atreet, he haa machine to rent from
Sc up.
MALONET'S
PEARL ST. .
NEW LOCATION. IS
Fasaar Object to Chases.'
Although the regular term, of United
States court will not open until this
morning Judge Smith McPherson was
her yesterday and held a short session.
Ths special session waa fqr th purpose
of hearing the application of interested
land owners for an Injunction to restrain
th Milwaukee railroad from making , a
number of cuts In Its new right-of-way
through Marshall county. .The railroad le
I ..Ml.hl.nlH Its Ir.b IhMu.h V.r.h.ll
! ,,, anlS . number of farmer, iihlut,
I to the proposed changea. claiming they
unnecessary and would lower tha
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nally brought In Des Moines. Nothing
WKa done In he matter yesterday, as a
' telegram waa received by th court ea-
nounclng that overtures looking to a set
tleroent between the protesting parties
and th railroad were In progreas.
- The firat matter. It la aald, which will
; be heard today by Judge McPherson Is
passed by the city council of Dm Moines
last spring.
CENTRAL rLOUH-fl.ll, - leery saek
warranted. Central Grocery and Meat Mar.
ket. Both 'phones M,
" N. T. tfumblng "Cw. TM. 1 10. Klght Lilt
for Imported wine. tlqtwre ' and Bud
wetser beer go to L. Rosenfeld. wholesale
liquor dealer. Ill South Main street.
oi;o OIRL take from BOX CAR
Are Heard ' From.
Bertha Smead, whose home Is In Shel
don. Ia., and who eays ehe 'Is II yeara
Avoca. jocney, sne saia, promisea to
marry her. but failed to carry out hla
promise. While . stranded at Avoca she
met young Demmtt,.wiio waa also on his
uppers,, and together they succeeded In
reaching Council Bluffs last Saturday.
In police court rester.lay Judgu Scott
two ten 'dayB each on-a charge of
vagrancy, but Chfef Richmond has writ-
ion ,m in r.rciii. -.i.u w.i. v,w
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"pr,n" m " ..
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daughter away from Council
Bluff. . The girl was found at Pacific
she refused to testify
i TYam Ksm mroa flnallv rnUs mA
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THE MOST UP-TO-DATE RESTAUR'
ANT IN COUNCIL BLUFFS.' GOOD SBt.
VICE AND HOME COOKING. The Calu
met restaurant, lit Broadway.
Swanson Music company, . 407 Wear
Broadway tha place where you will And
a splendid assortment of planoa to select
from. Conovers, Cables, Schubert and
w..... .a.
". rood houae to deal with.
No Site for Creche Selected
No action looking to .the selection of a
,,t Tor ,he n'W bu,,a,n ' f6r th creche
' t11 at tne monthly meeting of the
Associated Charities yesterday afternoon'
beyond authorising the committee of which
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Mrs F. W. Millar la chairman, having the
matter In charge, to purchase such i(te,sa
may be approved by Mr. Shugart, who Is
contributing the money for the building.
The committee ha one or more sites unr
der consideration, but as Mr. Shugart is
sick, they - had not been referred to him
as yst. It Is likely, however, that a site
wlll.be selected 'this week , and the work
of building be commenced as early as pos
sible. , ' ' .,
Far Sal.
- A GOOD PAYING SHOE STORE. DOING
A MONTH. WILL INVOICE 13,000.
SPLENDID OPENING. DUNCAN
DEANE. a MAIN ST., COUNCIL BLUFFS.
A. Metsenar Ca.
New -Location of. iWbolesal Bakery, ...
Ill Minister Streett Co. Bluffs, Is, -Home-made
Bread a Specialty. 1
".", "Visitors, TrJUjome. .
.. Franchise for Interorhaa.
WEBSTER CITY," IIL.-;eept.-l. (Special
TWegramv)A a "apecfpJfeJeotlon "held ia,
thla city today the Boone, -Webster City. &
Interurban Railroad oaanpany waa granted
the right, to operate carl on the srreets here
.... ' 1 , . - .
and to maintain sns In tentrban service be
tween Boone and Webster City. A five
yesr remission of taxes' was also granted
There , was no opposition to tha franchise
detiplteTth fact tpat , Webster City is a
strong municipal ownership town.
Your old wort) out carpets and rugs are
valuable. Don't throw, tjiem away, ,We
manufacture handsome - reversible rugs
from old carpets. .Thousands of them In
uae In th best homes. Phone 516. our
man will call and tell you all about It,
Send for booklet. The Council Bluffs Car
pet Cleaning. and Rug Manufacturing com
pany, 14 North Main1 atreet.
Acquitted of Garabllajsr Chars;.
LOGAN, Ia.. Sept. 17 (Special.) At the
Harrison County district court the matter
of th atate of Iowa against David Bender
of Logan, charged with running a nuisance
In the ahape of a gambling joint In his
paint shop, was decided' by finding the
defendant not guilty. The matter of the
assessment of benefits on land In the Har
rlaon and Pottawattbm,l drainage district
No.,1, H. J. Farlow, appellant, la on trial
today. '.''".'
Charsjea Aarataat Batcher. -
City Food Inspector B. T. Miller filed an
Information In the superior court yesterday
charging Louis Joffe, who ooaducta a gro
eery and meat market at 1225 West Broad
way, with having fn.' hlg possession and
for aale , tainted 1 and - unwholesome beef.
Joffe gave "bond for his appearance - In
court this morning.. .
. Consul' lajaraa la Iowa.
MARSHALLTOWN, Ia., Sept. 1T.-S. C.
McFarland, United States consul at Rench
enberg,Austria, who -lr her on a vacation
,Hp ,nJure). wh huntlnf and w,
not be able to- return-, to, hie post for two
or three months. - '"
No horn la complete without an Instru
ment. Every 'home - that has - on Is
brighter and happier. , Let A.. Jlospe Com
pany, . 31 South Main street, '. sell you an
organ or piano. Easy paynrenta. '
Our stock of music and small Instru
ments Is. one of the Urgent west of Chi
cago." Ask for our 10q catalogs. : Bour
Iclns Piano House,- 115 Broadway, Coun
cil Bluff a la.
Breakla Caaap la Kentaeky.
MOUNT GRETNA. Ky., Sept. 1T.-Th de
parture of th United States ' regulars,
who hsve been here for' two montho under
going military Instructions along with mili
tiamen from several of the eastern states,
began today and by night Camp Roose
velt, with th exception of a email com
mand of -cavalry will be practically de.
aerted. . ' Major General Grant will leave
on Wednesday. The general aald today,
the camp, so far as It related to the in
struction pt the troops, had been very
successful. "We took up advanc drills,"
hs said, "going beyond what troops In gar
risons are supposed to learn."
I'tah Maa Succeeds Vaet Dya. "
WASHINGTON. Sept. , 17.-J. Reuben
Clark ot Utah has been appointed as as
sistant solicitor' of the Department of
State, succeeding Frederick Van Dyne of
New York. . Mr. Clark .is a graduate of
Columbia university aad comes to the de
partment' with a line reputation. Mr. Van
Dyn retire on account of 111 health.
Wahasb Werksaea Strike.
SPRING FIELJJ, 111., Sept. 17.-Mor than
holler makers and machinists at the
Wabash railroad shops here struck toMy
for aa Increase In wsgea. .They are getting
M to to oept aa hour and want Is. cent
aa noun
RESTON CETS-r SCORING
aaaaaaanawj-v '
Municipal Examiner Mites Severs Com-
. . men. Inline! Methods.
METHODISTS , CENSURE THEATRICALS
Desaandl Law Stopplnar gaaday Tbea
tera and Saaday Rase Rail
Appalntaacata far (he Vear
Are Aartewaeed. "
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
DES MOINES. Bert. lT.-(Speclnl.)-The
first report made Under the law requiring
an examination of pity accounts by in
spector from the office of the state auditor
covers sn examination of the affairs of the
city of Creaton and Is now on file with the
auditor of atate. It shows- -anions: other
hlngs that (the debts of the city of
Creaton far exceed the legal limitation and
the Inspector recommends that a halt be
made'; that" the mayor and city marshal!
ave a sort of partnership and that the
city marshal! makes tht' arreata, sts what'
money he ean from the eulpYfts and at the
end of the month turns the money over to
the mayor and that few of the prisoners
re arraigned and the docket seldom. signed; ,
that the city treasurer 'pays out money
of the bond fund without warrant from
the council and that he pays put money
on warrants drawn by the mayor and city
clerk without authority from the council;,
that (he 'council hfcB recently appointed A
'city electrician" at a salary of 110 a
month whose only duty Is to Inspect tho
electric wiring that he .himself doe..''".,
As required -by law,- the report of the
Inspector shows the financial condition of
he city and accompanying la comments by
the inspector with recommendations.' ,The
Inspector waa George Pennell, who has been
a bsnk examiner In the auditor's depart
ment. He shows that the city haa a ta-xable
property valued at I74I.8SI and that Its
ndebtedness amounts to a total of K7,-
196.27. The Indebtedness Is classified as
follows: s-
Refunding bonds of lW7...fl7,nno.08 -
Kerunaing bonds of iw, 12.000. 00
Refunding bonds of 1WW... 2.000 00
Intersection paving bonds 10.000.00141.000.00
Outstanding warrants 14.03. 6 .
Outstanding accounts:....' 2,358.61 16.JS5 27
Total t67.l95.2T
The report shows that accounts to the
amount of 13,042.82 have been paid by the
city treasurer on warrants drawn by the
mayor and city clerk and never authorized
by the city council. The report Is made
for the period from April 1, 1903. "to March.
SU 108. . ,6ne Irregular transaction Is cited
by the report In the Issuing of "building
fund bonds" to the amount of 14.644.78 in
1002 for the purpose "of erecting a building
In which to store the fire apparatus. The ,
report says that no provision .has been J
made for the payment 'of. these - bonds,
which are held by the ' local banks and )
bear per cent Interest: though 11,000 was !
recently taken from the cemetery fund
without color of right" and that amount
of the bonds retired.
The city of Atlantic has asked for an
Inspection and a report ta expected to be
filed soon oa the Inspection at Marshall
town. Sheets t Assist.
The commission "appointed by the Btate I
auaiior to oevise a system of uniform ac
counting for cities of Iowa will meet t
morrow In the offices' of the state audit
and with them will meet- A. D. Sheet o
the united States census department. Mr.
Sheets will furnish the, Information as to
the municipal: statistics -gathered by ' the"
government- an the- form in which 11' Is
gathered. It Is the Intention, to adopt an
accountinr ysten-.rht :wlll! fnfprm- wlth'h
the government -census wbrk.r'L 1
' MethjOd.et Oaawr Theatricals.. .
,At'.the,-.pe. Moines .thodlet: conference
today a resolution -offered. Jast. Saturday
putting the stamp of disapproval on "class
theatricals at Methodist aiciools,- and col
legea was adopted... The same, resolutfon
declares, sgainst Sunday Chautauquas or
camp meetings or any other1 fdrm of Sun
day' activity for gain, and declares in
ravor or a law by the next legislature
minimizing all Sunday labor as far aa pos- '
sible and prohibiting Sunday bass ball and
Sunday theatricals. The financial report! -
filed today, shows that the number nf full
membera has Increased during the past
year from 60,755 to 61.174; the number of
Sunday , school scholars . has, decreased
from 44.857 to 43,065; the. value' of church
property increased from 11,633,950 to 11,710,
260, and of. parsonage from 1343,500 to
1362,01b; lndebtednesa on church property
decreased from 164.691 to 161,666. Church 1
politicians who pull wires to get the good
appointments were severely condemned In '
speeches made today, and, bishop.' and .
cabinets were censured for not standing by
the able men of the conference who re- :
fused to join in the scramble for the good
places:. Dr. Emory, Miller of Des, Moines,
Rev. Mr. Shlpman of Guthrie Center and
others joined In the condemnation. '
The appointments of ministers' to the va
rious chargea waa made -today, and is as
follow: ... i
Des Molnea City Aabury, Emory Miller;
Capital Park, A. P. Beail; City Mission,
J. O. Smith; Easton, to be supplied; First,
E. T. Hagerman; Fort Des Moines, Walter
Moraan: Grace. O. W. Flfar: Hlvhlan 1
A. Ross; JN oil h, O. A. Luce; Wesley, C. L.
Nye.
Des Moines Circuit R. W. Thomas:- Eaat
Peru, Charles Knoll.
De Molnea District Altoona. A. B. Ad
ams; Ankeny. M. J. Rarlck; Brown and
Medora. to be supplied; Carlisle. C. B. '
Gueat; Centennial and Rising Sun, to be
supplied; Colfax, E. H. Fleister; Commerce
and Orllla to be supplied; Dallas. J. H.
Prill; Indlanola, O. W. I Brown; Jamison,
D. M. Bultper; Mingo, to ie . supplied; 4
Mltchelvllle, A. Thornbrue; Monroe, J. C. I
Pike; .New Virginia, L. B. Carpenter: Nor- 1
walk. Fred Harris; Pleaaantville, O. W, I
laia(;'Pleasantvllle circuit, to be supplied
Polk rfty. W. F. Harned; tairie CltV c
W. Proctor; Somerset, to be supplied i
Spring Hill,- W. C. Smith; St. Charles
William Mercer; Valley Junction, C. w'
Brewer; Waukee, Burton Sheppard; Wln
terset, B. W. Regrea; Wlnteraet circuit,
to be supplied. , . . ,
Council Bluffs DlstrlctBlanchard. f!' T .
Kelley; Broadway, Council BlufTa, James
O. May: Enworth. to be supplied; Fifth, E
C. Newland; Trinity. Charlie Mayne; Coin!
M. P. Mitchell; Rrflance. M A. Gaff: DenU
eon. T. E. Thuressoa; Dow City, A. L. Cur
tis; Dunlap, I. F. Shaw; Essex and Co.
burg, John Harned: Farragut and Madi
son. J. E. Matheny; Glenwood. C M
Ward; Hamburg, A. E. Buiiff; Hastings!
M. R. Tally; Imogene and Climax, John
Arnold; Little Sioux, to be supplied; Locus.'
Grove. C F. Smith; Logan. W. N. Groves
Loveland. Cresener and Hasel Delh- I,. e"
Baldwin; Magnolia, to be supplied; Mal
vern, W. W. Ballinaer; Manilla. M. M
Cable: Missouri Valley, J. M Williams;
Modale. to be supplied; Neols and Mc
Clelland, E. B. Scroggan; Northboro, C. A
Carlson; Pacific Junction, E. E. Goodrich'
Panama, to be supplied. ' j
Boone District Adel, A. E. Slothoner
Amea. A. M. Shea; Bagley, J. p. Morley
Bayard, Andrew Hancox; Boone. First !
church, A. H. Collins; Marlon. G. L. Can-1
non: Cambridge. Vltor West; Carroll, J w ',
Taylor; Churdan. George E. Reader; Colo
J. S. Boreman; Cooper. C. W. Hohanehelt- ,
Coon Rapids. A. W. Harned; Dana J E '
Nlchol; Dallas Center, C. J. Harned; Le I
maid, to be supplied; Glldden, T. McK
Stuart: Grand Junction. M. O. Ramboj
Jamaica. George Westrauch; Jefferson. R.
W. Matheny; Lanceboro. J. J. . Varley-'
Luther. C. E. Bennett; Madrid. J. D. Cain'
Maxwell, A. M. Lott; Mlnburn, E.. S. Me- ,'
Cartrfey; Nevada. R. E. Shaw: OKden, E 1
A. Thomas; Panora. -D. M. Hoirhtelen: !
Paton, C. G. Smith; Perry. J. H. aVnaeney;!
Perry circuit, to. b supplied: Pilot Mound. I
to be supplied; Redfield. D. J. McKay;
Rippey, G. W. Koser; Scrsnton. II H
Barton: Woodward, R. E. Harvey; Yale,
E O. Douglass.
Creaton Diet rVt Bedford. W.- B. Thomp
son: Breddyvllle. O. H. Craft; R'tdee.
viler. J. E. Putnam: Rrooka. V Vonrhwn
I Carrion . J. R.'Beverldge: Cayl. to be Sup
plied: tlarlnna. J. w. Aoel; tlearneid e.
M Hoff ; College Springs. J. M. Stokes,
berry: Conway. JrksrnOIden: Cornlnx.
Jay Klrkendafli Crcetoa, H. P. Dudley;
Cromwell.- J. T.' Tirniutman:. Cumberland,
A. J. Coe; FUlott. J. N. McCurdv; Emer
son. O. W. Molne; Fontarele. V. II. Dovle;
Orent. J. O. Prllin; Oravltv, J. H, Freed
llne; Oreenllfld. . II. Cable; Hebron, to
be supplied; lnox. A. F. t'ourev; I.rltner,
O V . Palmer; Macksbiiig. to be snppllr.i;
Massena. J. R. Rmnsey; Nerenvtlle. i'. E.
Trliil-Hid; New Market. E. C. MrDnde;
Nodaway, J. K foe; Ihlent, M. II. Booth;
Hrescott. K.' A. Moore: Hed Oak. E W.
McDade; Hed Oak clictilt. I. A. Mear;
Sliambaugh, to be supplied: Utaunton. ti
be supplied; Villlsco, l. n. D. Veiider;
YorktnwnA R. ' R. Mifcbell.
t'heiiton-' District Afton. E. 8. Menober;
Allerton, W. II. l.srrlck; Arlspe, A. C.
Ilnckatheran: Metheleti. Jiisiier Webrr:
kRIockton. Alfred Knoll; Cambrtn. Ed 1..
Vloan; Chariton, Nathan Evans; Columbia,
. 1.. tiHtes, iwynon, w. J. et rat ion;
Dow City, to le supplied; IVcatur Cltv. to
be supplied; Derby. A. W. Armstrong;
Diagonal, Oeorge W. Wood; Ellston. to be
stipplled; Oorden drove, J. V. Ooodsell;
Grand River, to be supplied; Humeston.
John Edwards; Kellerton. R. J. Tennant;
Laoonl. A. D. .Davis; lyeon. J. L. Rovd:
Mrevllle, 0. 1 Howar.l; Milo. J. I.. John
son: Mount Ayr, A. B. Whltmer; Mount
yr circuit, v. si. Ik-iser: Murray, A. A
Thompsont 'Oekley, to be supplied ; Osceoln.
A. A. Wabbrn: Promise t'liv. T. 1.. Ste
venson; Redding. O. T. Roberts: Russell,
A. H. Rusk: Seymour. V. p. ILirdenav;
Shannon City, Lewis Bradford; Tlnglr'y.
W. L. Holly; Van Wert, to I Supplied;
Weldon, J, G. Bourne: Woodburn, M. D.
Wlckard.
Atlanta; District Adair. : F. Caldwell;
Anjta. Nick . Stahl; Atlantic, L. K. Dll-
SPECIAL HOMESEEKERS:
EXCURSIONS
To Ellsworth, Nebraska v
" n Srptrmber 18, lyOO, Leaving Umalia 4:10 1. M.
To Mullen, Nebraska
October 2, Leaving Omalw 11:10 IV M. ( -
To Hyannis, Nebraska' :
" October 16, 1006, Leaving Onuilia 4:10 1. I.
" I will personally conduct the above Homeseokers' Excur
sions, at which times I will have with rue township plats
- showing the homestead land In these localities. .' . . ,.. ,"'.'
SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES Lands that are now being
cancelled on reports of the Special Agents of the Government
- are generally deatrable homesteads. I keep track ot .aU of,
. the cancelled lands for the benefit of the patrons ot this bureau.
'. . RATttN 'AND TICKETS Very low round! trip Horned
' seekers' Excursion rates will be In effect on above dates io
these destinations, and to any oher points In the homestead
counties of Nebraska. Those holding excursion tickets. deslr-
- Ing to visit other points will be furnished township plats show
. Ing the homestead land In any section they desire to visit.
NEW FOLDER FREE Write today for our new folder
with map of Nebraska, telling all about the ,640-acre free, home
steads, and how to acquire title. .
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linesler: Andnbnn. A R. Ilnnnl: AadulVMi
circuit, to he supplied; Av'ien, R. C I..
Chambers; Carson, l. A. AU-n: t'!in-y, W.
T. Rlrlk; Dedham. W. K. f'iuaa, l'e 8"to.
f . I.. watKlns; iH-xtcr. . . imrncti;
Karlham, W. E. Il.irvey; Extra, to be sup
nlled: llrlswold. J T 1'nrlw: Griaw .Id
circuit. John Brn'nson', Outbrle Center, W.
M. Khlpmtn; HanciK-k. M A YrlSht;
Harlan. W, M. ' lmtleyl Klrkmen end
train. John Gibson; I-rwls, A. E. Timtch:
Macedonia. C. H.- Miller;- Manning, A. L
Golden; Mams. J. F. Hunter: Menlo, Carl
Rmwn: North Uranch. T. G Aten; tak
Innd. O. V. Llpplnrltt: JOielby. I. N.
Woodward; Stuart. A R. Miller; titatt
rlrotllt, to be supplied' Vn Meter,' J. W.
Harwood; Walnut, to be supprteit: ' Wlota.
II. H. liiiKhes. '
Wlnnlpea; RnlMluat Trades atrlke.
ST. TAl'I., Minn . Sept. 16 A dlspstch
from Winnipeg. M n.. aavs: Winnipeg to
morrow will be In the itrip of one of the
most extensive buildlMt Strikes vrr ex
perienced In the wevl. At n mass merlins
of building trades tills afternoon It m
unanltnouslv derided U go out In sympathy
with the plumbers. In the- hope Of fovclng
the emplovers of the ratter to acced" to
their demands. The strike will stop work
on a large number of bullrilna-s.
Last Meetina' ni nn:- ?"
This evening at the Ak-Sar-llcrt den the
Inst Initiation of this season will be hell.
Pamson wants all Hie fnHbtul to tiun ov'
nd take a laot look at-the Fountain c.f
Youth before tins Hense moves rt t on
side for the completion of-the flonHO 1
For further Information call of write "
D. CLEM DEAVER, Agent, -Homeseekers'
Information Bureau,"1.
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