TKK OMAHA DAILY TUSK: SATVUbAY. HKPTF.MnEK 22. 1906:
1ft
NEWS- OF INTEREST FROM IOWA
COUNCIL
Office, l Pearl
MHOH HKVIIOV
Davis, rtruiri. !
Clark's, sodas.
Ftoraert sails carpet. ' i
Fine cnsrsvln at LetTnrt's.
E4 Rogers' Tony Fsust bsr.
Oet thos new photo at Schmidt.
riumbltit and hetln Blxby Bon. !
L-la Cutler, funeral director, phon tti
Woodrlnc Undertaktn company. Tel IJ.
VBchool aupptlaa. Alexander's. S3t B'ajr.
'OiAMONDH AS AW INVESTMENT.
TALK TO L.EFFERT ABOUT IT.
Buy your phonographs and records from
Williamson, 17 South Main aireet.
ftuperflotis hair removed permanent!? by
leclrolyaea at Graves', 106 Pearl Bt.
Oeorca Homeland hat th Kansk Shall
brick. All hard brick. Ut his prices.
8ea Stephen Broe. for fir brkk and fir
clay, sewer pipe, fitting- and garden boss.
W take contracts for paper nannl.it;,
painting and Interior decorating, ttorwiuk,
211 South Main.
Day and night School at Western Iowa
college Btudent jtaelated to positions.
Bend for catalog, .'Phone for information.
Both 'phones.
I pay tit per ton for cast Irbh; miked,
1); stove, ; raga, lo per lb. ; rubber,
Sc; copper, 4c par lb. J. Katelman, lul
slain, boln 'phones lo.
We Wkolesal Ice cream. Shipped to any
part of th state. Hppclal prices to th
retail trade. I Mucci, 111 Wt Broadway,
Council Bluffs, la.. Tel. 14.
W have the finest line of sample monu
ments to select from In th west. Sheeley
' Lane Marble and Oranlte Works, fit
Mat Broadway, Council irtutT, la.
A. W. t'hSady, chairman of the ilemo
cratlc county committee, has opened up
headquarters In a suite of rooms on the
second floor of K.1 Writ Broadway.
Th Clark Drug company will ,"iv th
following drinks this week: .i:leiicH'i
Hundae, lie; Madja, tile; Southern t.es-jiy,
l&c; Kldorado huiulat, 15e; Tropical Mundae,
lac; Happy Thought, 16c; Carmncieta Kias.
&c; Horllck Malted Kgg Punch. lin
Mapl Leaf. 10c.
Fred Campbell,' alias Fred Heed, under
arrest In Omaha for the alleged theft of
a watch belonging to J. Cody of tins cltyt
has refused to cross the river without
requisition papers. The watch W recov
ered In an Omaha pawnshop. The watch
was stolen from Mr. Cody a tst pocket
while he waa Working at the Graham
planing mill on South Fourteenth atreet.
The police laat evening were requested
to assist In locating KotM-tt, or, as he wua
sometimes known, Kueaell carr. Carr a
wife died yesterday In a hospital In ciar
Inda. Carr formerly resided In Mhls city
and waa employed by one of the rail
roads at a. car repairer. He lott here some
time ago and when last heard from as
lar aa could be learned taxi night waa In
Bouth bakotm
Mrs. Martha A. Porter, formerlv of this
v ty, fllfd yesterday In the General lios
PitHl In Omaha. Bhe was the wloow of the
la.te Colonel B. S. Porter and is survived
by one ann. Charles P. Foixrave ot Colo
rado Springs, and two daughters, . Mrs.
Harriett F. Urlnwold of Omana and Mrs.
Kllaabeth F. Hoberta of Winnipeg, Can.
I'll hod was brought to this city yes
terday and will be held at Cutler's under
taking rooms until taken today to Ked
tk, la., where the funeral will be held.
Mia. Porter had been a resident ol Council
Bluffs for twenty-live yeara.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Hpuer aired I heir do
mestic troubles In police court yesterday,
as did Mr. and Mrs. Hans Clausen. Tn
both case the husband was before the
court on complaint of the wife, charged
with disturbing the peace. Bpuer, l was
iwn, nu nourisnea a revolver about the
1 asp ann i rirn. rnn.ii onn I. .m ki.
Wife.. bfiHideS ustna lunarilA- ,hl,.l. Im .....
tolerated Iq polite society. Judge Scott de
cided ten day in the city jail would do
FpHer -no harm. Han Clausen, however,
fared better. After Mr. Clausen, who ex
hibited in court atiythiria" but an aniiable
temper, had testified. Judge cott decided
that the, husband hart" not violated th law.
Clausen, is a cripple, having lost both
limbs, His wife ctrmplalned that. h Pame
home Wednesday night under the7 influence
of something more powerful than Missouri
rlvr water and proceeded to amaah the
dishes with hi crutches.
All -persons knowing lh.rhles to' b
Indebted to Duncan & Dean or th Duncan
Bho company are requested to call end
settle at one. ,. - . -
Special for Saturday at
Brown's
G. 0. D. Market
128 W. Uroadwaf tilepfioni 65
Fresh Dressed hprin, -t
Chickens, lb. ... .15c
Hifloin Steak, lb. -. : .'.10c
Porterhouse Stenk, IK.. 10c
"Round Steak, lb.. . . .. . .10c
Best Pot Koast of Reef,
lb... . . , . . i .Be to 6o
Best ib' BoiliiiK Beef, '
1 lb. ...... .v.w..4c
Home-matle Pure Pofk
Sausage, lb, . . . . .10d
, Fresh Side Pork altvaV
on hand.
entral rocery
and Meat ElQarUet
BOTH 'PHONES 24.
SPECIAL PRICES FOR SATURDAY:
12 pounds Leaf Lard. .-.,....... 4 ; , 4 4 , . . .1.00
Bugaf Cured Breakfast Bacon, per pound. ........ . .13c
No. 1 Hams,
per lb. ... . .T. . . '.
92'C
Bait Pork, Oa
per lb. . ..,.:... Uu
Good Steak, ' Ofi
4 lbs...... fcUC
Good Boiling QKf
Beef, 8 lbs -COB
Bologna, . Cn
per lb Uli
Try our OentraT Flour, erery
per sae.k , . .
uaiiui
BLUFFS
St. Tel. 48.
LITTLE WORK FORTHE CULRt
Johi Mttrph Plead Gniltj to Lobbin the
estoffice at lisoedonia.
SEYMOUR FINED Km, SWINDLING DEAL
ho Other Case Heady for Trial
Jedge MrPherseM Ulaialsaes
the Petit Jey far
the Term.
John Murphy, Indicted by- the i-dgrsl
grand jury on the charge of breaking Into
and steallhg a small sum of-juoney from
the postofTke at Macedonia. Pottawattamie
county, on tne night of December Si, last,
and whose trial et fof yesterday morn
ing, entered through 8. B: Wadswoi th, .the
attorney appointed by the court tn defend
him, a plea ot guilty. Judge MclHerson
aentenced him to M month' Imprisonment
In the Montgomery county J at It at Bed Oak.
H. M. Seymour of Red Oak, who last
spring waa Indicted on the charge of- falsely
representlng himself to be a government
official, Was let oft with a fine of Hoi.
which he will board Out In the Montgomery
county jail. 8eymour, claiming to be a
government homestead agent, represented
to a humber of person In Montgomery
county that he could locate them on home
steams In WoodBury fcodrity. His victim
after contributing from t5 to $10 apiece for
the preliminary expenses, discovered that
Seymour's representations were false and.
fraudulent. ' Seymour IS a cripple and It
Is thought that h Is not altogether men
tolly responsible nd thl account for the
leniency of the court.
After Murphy's plea of guilty. Judge Mc
pherson dismissed the petit jury.
. As the caae had been Incumbering the
docket above the allotted time without be
ing prosecuted the suit of W. C. Ctterback
against Maggie Buck, the Stort Brewing
company, J. W. Plnell and W. A. Will
was stricken off, the costs accrued being
taxed to the plaintiff.
Continuances were ordered In th follow
ing case: J. W. Gllman against t. W.
Maywlck, Robert Burgess and Church Bur
ges against R. Burgesa A Son, Carroll Oil
Pipe Line company Against the United
States Guaranty company and J. J. Hrss
and 3. W. Meade Miller et el. against the
Mutual Reserve Insurance company, Sam
uel Dobson, administrator, against the
Omaha and cmtticii Bluff Raliwnr and
Briuge company and McAftnur MocanA, ad.
mlnlstrator, against the toorthweatern
Railway company, Arthur Flnnegah Snd M.
B. Swlgart.
The present term of federal court will
close, next Wednesday, when Judge Mc
Pherson will leave to open the term at
Dfcvehport. '
Ths lo.tlo aamage Suit of Mrs. Kstella
M. Dungan against the Rock' Island ill
road. ha been continued to the March
term, owing to the Inability of the defense
in secure th attends he of nn of Its ma
terial witnesses at this term
Special sale on etchings framed lx20,
oak frames, $1.50 up. Picture framing a
specialty. A good time tn paper your home.
t See 'our new line of wall paper. Get our
figure for noma decorating. W. S. Mewet
on, Brbadway and Ftttirtti street., Council
Bluffs. .- . ''
tt Is no task for us to make you figures,
and If we are not the lowest, we do not
eapeot the business.
Roy Dies from Relief Woehd.
Orval Hansen, the little son of Wllllan
Hsnken, residing near Lake Manawti, who
waa acrldently shot Wednesday aftrno3n
by an elder. brother who waa handling a
small target rifle which he did not' know
was loaded, died yesterday morning.
-The bullet penetrated the abdomen and
.perforated the Intestines and although an
operation waa performed Thursday, It wae
realised that there wa little hope 'or
th lad recovery. ' '.
Th parents are grief stricken and the
brother who unwillingly waa the cans
of the lad's death waa prostrated yester
day and hi condition demanded the ser
vices of a physician.
The funeral will be held Sunda from
the horn and Interment will be in Lewi
township cemetery.
fcwanenn Music company, 407 ' West
Broadway the pis he Where ynu will find
a splendid assortment of pianos to select
from. ' Conovers, Cable, Schubert and
Klhganury's. All clean, near goods. Price
and term to suit every person. We think
It a good house to deal with.''
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SEE OCR SPECIAL DISPLAY IN OtH
NEW BUILDING of the Monarch malleable
Ifon and ateel ranges The only perfect
range on the market that lasta and yglvea
satisfaction. Keller-rarneworth furniture
company, lll-ll-16 Wet Broadway, Council
Bluffs, I.
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Events at the Itrlvlaw Park Tomorrow.
. The events which were declared off last
Saturday on account of rain will he pulled
off tomorrow at the driving park.- . The
program consists of a guri club shoot at
tJIO; bicycle and motorcycle races at t
o'clock: base ball . game between th
KeUmayer and Transfer at I 30. Covalt's
J i ".-"I'. r i .'
600-602 W. BROADWAY.
Granulated
Sugar, 20 lbs, . .
Creamery Butter,
per lb . . . i
Country Butter,
v per lb.':
Strictly freeh
Eggs, per doz .. .
Diamond C Soap,
vlObars
1.00
25c
22c
18c
25 b
sack warranted,
; , J . ,
1.15
Ji
band will he present and enliven thing I
with good music. l
I
lour bid worn out carpets and rugs are
valuable. Don't throw them away. We
manufacture nhdwfine,' reversible rokS
from old carpets. Thousand of them Irt
us In the best homes. Phone tit. Our man
Will call and tell ynu all about It. Send for
nooaiet. i n council Biurrs carpet clean
ing Manufacturing Co.,
34 North Main
street.
The boot of violin strings, three different 1
brands at the BnuHclue Plann House. S33
Broadway, Counrll Bluffs, la., where the
organ stands upon the building. - I
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llel Ratnte Transfers.
These trnsfers were reported to
'
The
Ben, September 0, by the Pottawattamie STEIN SMITH. PHONE 12. FOCR
County Abatrhct cdmpahy of CodhtH TEENTH A VENCE AND SIXTH STREET.
Bluffs:
Dean Malohty and husband to Emma
Leutslnger, west 45 ft. of lot 17,
In block 15, In Mill add. to Counrll
Bluffs, la., w. d J,600
Mary M. Woddbrldg and litisbanit
to Ferdinand Kesslef, lot 1, In
Well's add. to Council Bluffs, la.,
w. d. t.400
Cascad bank to Case sti State bank.
lots 1. 2. II and 22, -in blotk ;
lots 27, 45 and 4S, In blo k 4:
lots ll. 19 and 40. In block R: lots
45 and 4, In clock lots 41. 44.
4R. 47 and 4. In block 7; lot S4.,
tn blm k ft; lots 2 and ft. In Mock
s. and lot 2 and 30, In block in.
in v, right ana. to counetl Biurrs.
Is., w. d 1,00(1)
r r- r,.h..t inri m in t o u,,
lot' 17 In hlok 17 and part of our .
lot 4. in Mill ad8. to Council Bluffs, '
j w j j tag
Sorerr liendrkkson and wife 'to Axel '
liftman, lot H. In block 17. in
V,.., .j j , ...,,. 11 Rnn-, 1, ,
berry add. to Coui II Bluffs, la.,
tJ Ji
Emma lutzlrrger to Dean Maloney.
lots 2 And 3; in block ll. ami lot
9, In block 20, in Bavllss and Pal
mer's add. to Counrll Bluffs, la.,
w. d
Six transfers, total...
ts.T
S.SSfi seres good farm land In stm Colo
rado, to per acre and up; no Irrigation re-
quired. Can rklse all kinds tr Small grain i The following were appointed a fcotn
nd corn. A few' good homesteads Join i mltlee to appoint the necessary subcotn
enr lands. Send for printed matter. F. C ' mlttees: Malor G. H. Richmond, Gporge
1Otigre, 124 Main street, Council Bluffs. la.
Exceptional plann bargains this week at
A. Horpe Co.. 16 8ouh Main street. Coun
cil Bluffs. Easy payments..
Matter ! iHstrtrt Coart. v
Indicted by the district court grand
Jury on the charge of obstructing a pub
lic highway, O. W. Collin, postmaster
at Ascot, la., waa arrested yesterday and
brought to this city. He at oho deposited
cash in the sum of $?SQ, this being the
amount of his bal aS fixed by the court.
Th highway Which ' Collins Is charged
With obstructing Is In Crescnt township
and It appeara that in constructing line
fence on his property Collins cut oft a por-
tlon of th roadway, to which th people i
of that vicinity who use the thoroughfare
objected. '
Robert Williams, a negrd. Who wa In
dicted on the chare of assaultlhg With
Intent to murder John Spearman, white,
on July 21 of this year, was taken Into
custody yesterday. It Is alleged that
Williams while Intoxicated drew a knife
and attempted to carve Spearman, but
merely succeeded In cutting through his
clothing, tn default of ball placed at $400
tVllllams waa locked up lh th county
Jail.
If you think of painting your house let
us give you an pstimat how. We guar
antee the paint to be made of pure' ma
terials, bilked and put up by skilled me
chanics', so When we paint It stays painted.
Wg'also have some odd lots of artistic waft
paper that we are closing out at low price
to make way for new stock If you want
good paper at little cost . come see tit now.
Jensen Nlcolaesen, 238 Broadway.
MALONEY'S
PEARL ST.
NEW LOCATION, 3D
Blar nolaga fop Oermaa Day.
TH committee In charg of arrangement
tor th "butchr Tag" or German day
celebration, to be heW In this city October
1 and t la actively at work. It' has an
nounced the following prlsee to- be given
In connection with the big parade:
Best decorated business wagon, first
prise. .10i
Best decorated business Wsgon, second
prise, 20.
. Best decorated business wsgon, third
prise, 310.
Industrisl float, first prize. 331.
Industrial float, eennd price. 330.
' Industrial float, third prlie, 310.
Pest decorated farm wagon, 110.
Largest number from any business or
Society In th para As, a prlx. .
Advice received, by the committee Indl
rate there Will be a large attendance from
Oniaha. other adjoining Nebraska towns
and th town In .this srctlon of th state.
The member of the Peutseher Verein of
Mlnden, IS . are coining In full force and
have arranged for a special trsln. The
special will leave Mlnden at ( o'clock" on
the morning of October I and-will leave for
the return trip about li o'clock at night.
Tf von need a aewinc ' machine or want
ia rent a machine or Want your . machine
repaired. 'call on Williamson, at 'if South"
Main Street. II has machines to eht from
3Se up.
, N. T. Plumbing Co. Tel. B0. Night, liSRJ.
Millinery openlns; Saturday. September !2.
Anna H. Moore, 3.W-341 Broadway. -
Oalam Jolat Raided.
Th police yesterday Sfternnnn rnlded a
room In th Ogrten hotel, where they dis
covered a complete opium Joint . lay-out.
Consisting of pipes, opium and all the nec
essary pafiphernalla for a "smoke." THre
men aad three women found In the room
were arrested. They gave th names of
Charles Miller, alia Charles Firmer; H. O.
tHnighertyN Frank O'Nell, Marie Howard,
alias Hase! Dougherty, Lou Whitney and
Mangle Miller. -.The women were later re
leased on rash bonds. - They are residents
Of the1 prescribed district In Omaha and
two claim to the wives of two of the
men under ariOst.
The men are said by the police to have
coin her f(om Lincoln about the time
of the street fair and carnival. The polio
have been Watching the place for Several
days, but waited an opportunity to get the
whole six in the room before making ar
rest. '
CENTRAL - FIOI-R-ll.ll. Every sack
warranted. Central Grocery and Meat Mar
ket. Both "phones 14. ' '
MALONET'S
PEARL ST.
NEW LOCATION. r
Harvest Homo Festival.
Th member of the People's Union Sun
day school, Thirty-fifth and Avenue B,
are planning for a rally daw and harvest
hem festival next Sunday ntornhig at 11
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
CONSTRl'CTLNO 4 CARTER MASTER 0
Office Onial.tt, Neb., September Stt,
Scaled proposals. In triplicate, subject IS
th usual eAi-.diiions, will be received heie
until ,W o'clock a. Bt.. central standard
time, October l. lSmi. for furnishing aud In
stalling transformer, service wires and
watt meter for electric lighting post ex
Chang and gymnasium at Fort Omaha,
K'braia. Full information furnished on
application to this ofne. where plan and
hpecuVatton may be seen. Proposals lu
be marked "Prupouls for Installing an
blertrlr Lighting System. " and addressed
to Major VI. Gray Zallnskl, Constructing
tj,ii4rterTater, Army Huildin. Onuii,,
ueiiraafc. t 6pi.V-ii-:i-iS-?-0. tk
o'clock. Extrn Inducements are .being
made to get out both the old and young.
The budding will b profusely rterorste.1
with ftmnmn flower, fruits. Vegetable and
reaves. There Is to b an addr for the
bid folk by Mr. Anna Davlg. vnget.
and recitations and singing by th school
and rholr. A general Invitation I rx-
tended to the public.
roe U.
A GOOD PA TING SHOB STORK. DOING
il.5nl A MONTH. WILL INVOICE 3?pno.
SPLENDID OPENING. DVNCAN A
DEAN, 3 MAIN ST., COI'NCIL BLI'FFS.
Wood I Wnd! Wood!
MIPPOt-RI OAK. SECOND GROWTH;
BT TUB CORD. IN STOVE LENGTHS OR
CHI NKS, A PIG RICK. II.JO. BRIDEN-
RF.t Mt OF ARM V OF TEiESSKE
Committee Appointed to Have Charge
v of Areartcetnewta.
The" general ekecntlve committee Which
Will have charge of the arrangements 'for
entertaining the reunion of the Society of
the - Army of Tennessee, to be held In
J this city November 8, I and 10, organised
yesterflky by naming Major George If.
Richmond, chairman: H. W. Blhder. lce
chairman, and E. W. Hart, secretary.
These, . In addition to the three named.
congUt(it(. ,hls committee:
.... . . .
Hon. Walter I. fimith. Hob
George K.
i S'rlg,,,i, W;"' u",',"'ti trC1,01lm-
' , K'hh, Mrl hr?"n 'tT''- ?k'v-1 V
jllhrodore puittar. John P. Weaver, N. P.
i I.dg.,M "iiV'L?m 7'LlLln-
I SJL?;
S. Wright, John N. Baldwin, Omaha 1).
w Ru-hnell. Malor U Maerrte. Malor M.
A Tlnl.u W 1 1 U..d...' r . F
, Hart, CaptAln B. W. Hlght, Charles T.
I Stewart. Victor E. Bender. Charles W.
McDonald, Hon. John V, Stone Red Onk,
la.; Emmet Tinley, H. A. guinVi. Fred R.
Davis. H. H. VariBrunt, Captain 8. A.
Green, General C. F. Manderson, Omrtha;
Captain H. ,E. Palmer, Omaha; Captain
Will O. Doane, r)mha; J,udKe Fawcett,
Omaha: General Thomas J- Wint, Omaha;
. T. R. Noyes, Omaha.
F. Wright, Congressman Smith. Judge J.
R. feecd, Mayor Macrae, H. W". Binder and
E. W. Hart. These subcommittees will, It
Is expected, be named early next Week.
' It waa first announced that tne reunion
would be held October 8, 9 a?nd 10, as In
fortner years,, but It was decided to post
pone It one month until after the general
election In November, as many of the
member of the society are actively en
gaged In politics.
This will be the second time that Coun
cil Bluffs hsa had the. honor of entertafn
Jng the Society of the Army of the Ten
nessee. TWelve "years ago the reunion wus
held here, namely, on Octnber SRnd 4,
anniversary of the battle of
I Cbrlnth '
i
It la expected that Governor Cummins
will be invited to attend and deliver the
address of wrlcome oh behalf'Tbf the state
.or low while Mayor Macrae Will perform
that duty for the city. When the reunion
wa held . here before Governor Frank D.
Jackson extended the welcome oh behalf
of the state while Mayor Cleaver did the
same on behalf of the city.
' lronbte Over Belling; Land.'
'ft..,. a tie ftnnAaltlnn tn iim ..I. t
"the thlrty-hlne acres In the eastern ex-
tremeof the state fair v grounds, even
though the executive council has 'adver
tised for bids and has decided to sell the
land. The Only biter Is one ot $6,000 for
the thirty-nine acres. There Is coal under
the land and certain business interests of
East lcs Moines are asserting that the
state IS being robbed In, the deal .and IS
not getting enough for the land and yet
they are not willing to pay more them
selves. There i also airgrument that th
land" oh the level between the present
grounds and the- Rock Island trscks,
amounting to seven acres, which it is pro
posed to purchase with the proceeds of the
sale ot the thirty-nine acres, is held at
too high a price and that therefore, the
state Is being beaten In the deal on all
sides. It IS probable that the executive
council will proceed With the sale bf the
land evei If no better price can be gotten
out of the sal.
f"or Imported wines, llnuors and Bud
welaef beer go to L. Rosenfeld, wholesele
liquor dealer, 619 South Main atreet.
- A: Met serar ro.
New .Location of Wholesale Bakery,
ll Mynster Street, Co. Bluffs. Ia.
Home-made Bread a Specialty.
Visitors Welcome.
Mills County nemoerata.
GLENWOOD. Ia., Sept. !l.-(Bperral.)
An unusually large democratic convention
to nominal county officers was held at
Silver City yeaterday. , The enterprising
people of the city did themselves proud
In th way of entertainment. All the
hotels ana restaurants furnished free meals
of the best quality to be obtained to the
visitors, and, the Spell I ring band met invi
I com
and furnished musical entertain
I m"nf "V,0 'nl,on TlTe tlcke
nominated la.the strongest offered by this
party - In years: Representative, George
W. Kstrs, Rnwlea; alierlff. Lewis I.lnvllle,
Centef; recorder, John B. Taylor, Ingra
ham: superintendent of schools. Churie
fe. Wodrum; auditor. J-. R. Graham, Mal
verir;' clerk, 'Frank Davis. White Clbud;
treasurer, W. II. Flckel, Anderson; county
attorney, E. Starbuck. Glohwobd; Coroner.
Dr. Bruiting, MlrieoJa; supervisors, First
distylct. Frank Plunier; Second, Sol nod
man: Third, J. B. Brandt.
GOOD WEIGHT, GOOD MEASURE AND
GOOD ' QUAL1TV ARE MATTERS OF
VITAL IMPORTANCE TO THE GROCER
Bt'TER; they are ot much imports nee to
us: by having all three of the right stand
ard we have gained and continued to hold
lite trade of a largo and discriminating
class of customers. Can't we have yours?
Orders are filled promptly and carefully
and prices are aa low aa the prevailing
market rates will permit. John Olsen, 735-11
West Broadway. ' . -
Primary at Mlssoarl alter.
MISSOURI VALLET, Ia., Sept. Il.-(Spe-cial
Telegram.) In the republican caucus
tonight the following vote waa cant fur
representative In the Thirty-fourth district:
First ward, George A. Kellogg, 81; -A. II.
Sniff. 14. Second ward. George sA. Kellogg,
II; A. H. Bnifr, !2; W. L. Douglas. It Third
ward. Oeorge A. Kellogg, 10; A. II. Sniff,
11; W. L. Douglas, 5. Th country pre
clneta have not a yet' been heard from.
The republican county convention will be
held In Missouri Valley September K.
Lt ;
THE MOST UP-TO-DATE RESTAUR
ANT IN COUNCIL BLUFFS. GOOD SEH
VICE AND HOME COOKING. Th Calu
met restaurant, 520 Broadway.
Snath Oaiaaa Maa Geta Cash.
ATLANTIC, la., Sept, H.-(8pecial.)-I'at
O'Brieq, a man who ha been working, as
a carpenter around here, but who ia pew
employed at the packing house In Oataha,
while his family remalna here In com
pilative poverty, has Just fallen heir to a
fortune of tto.MW by tb death of a sister
In Elmlra. J'. Y. He Is on of five avirt
to a IJt.iO.Oi'Q estate.
I ' - Usui da fma
fust sell modem slx-roem dwelling near
high achoel. Tel. L C'harle T. Officer,
i toruadwsr
FRATERNALS present case
Ast. to Htvt Learisla Committee Lean
Them Cut f Recommend gtion.
CAM BETTtR WORK v,uf OWN SALVATION
Atfatlt Natea Must lltlaiately Be
Raised, hat 'Membership taa
Be Ilepeaded oa to
Accomplish It.
tFYom a Staff Correspondent.)
DKS MOINES. Sept. 71. (Special.) Maor
C. W. Hswes of Rock Island, head clerk
of the Modern Woodmen of America, today
made the strongest plea that has bfen road
tn th legislative insurance commission thnt
the fraternal Insurance companies be al
lowed to work out their own salvation snd
thai there be ho legislation affecting them
recommended by the Insurhnce commission.
Major Hawes admitted that the rates of. all
fraternnls are now Inadequate and must be
raised, but argued that It would be fat
better to all concerned. If( the legislature
would Walt till the membership of the vari
ous fraternnls was educated to the point ot
making their own raise In rates. He argued
that legislative enactment In but one state
raising rates would bs disastrous to the
fraternala and na national legislation Is
somewhat out of th question he believed It
'would be better to educate the membership
to k change In th rates. Furthrmor. he
called attention to the fact that the Mod
ern Woodmen has already educated it
membership to ohs Increase, and he be
lieved thatJn five years more it would have
th membership educated to a point. whei
rate could be put in that would be en
tirely adequate andmake the .fraternal a
permanent Institution. He believed that all
fraternala would has their membership
educated to this point .inside of rifle n
years. Colonel B. W. Jewell. bf Omaha, of
the Woodmen of the World, and A. k. Tal
bott rrf Lincoln. Neb., of th Medern Wood
men, were also before the commission and
both argued nsftlnst any legislation. The
chief arguments in each case sre that leg
istatlon brfore the membership is ready for
It will Injur the fraternal., as many mem
ber will at once drop out, and (further
more that legislation by one elate will only
complicate the situation. '
Oat of Speakership Rare.
Representative William 8. Hart bf Alla
makee county was defeated In the caucuses
of his horn town at Wftukort yesterday
and as a result it Is taken for granted that
he is eliminated from the race for reiloml
natlon and also from the rsce for speaker
oL the next house. This leaves but one
candidate In the field fot- speaker Hon'. N.
E. Kendall of Albla. When the legislature
adjourned last winter there were three can
didates. Representatives Jepson of Wood
bury. Hart of Allamakee and Kendall of
Monroe. JepSort decided not to ask for re
nomlnatlon, but sought the position of
county attorney of Woodbury county. Hsrt
yetrday lost his home town caucus and
It IS supposed Will not have his nam pre
sented to the convention in that county to
morrow.. Kendall Was renominated some
time Sgb and is recognised as an avowed
candidate for speaker.
, B. W. Garrett Better.
B. W. Garrett pardon secretary In the
office of Governor Cummins, Is omewhat
Improved from his attack of typhoid-pneumonia.
H had hoped to return to the
office tomorrow, but will not b abi to r
turn for a wek or more. He Is at the home
of hs parents at Leon.
Eaar Men Hold Meetlnsr.-
At the Chanvberlaln hotel today th Ifwa
Kefe Dealers' association and the Iowa
Carload Ecg Shippers' association met and
took preliminary steps for ronsolldstlng
th two organisation. Such a conaolldar
tibn has been dlsciisaed for some time.
The Csrload Egg Bhlpper' association Is
the older and Henry Relrtsberg ot . Petla
Is president. C.,E. Eels of Cedar Rapids, la
prertdent of the other, and he presided at
today's meeting.
Xaval Oejierter Arrested.
Jamea Htmnell. Said to be a deserter
from th UnJ.tcd Slates marine service on
Mitre Island, off Bsn Franclaca,' waa ar
rested In this city last night. Hunnell's
parents reside In thu city and he hss
been here for more than a year.
Old Resident la Dead.
Mrs. Susan L. Rogg, fof Over fifty year
a resident of ls Moines, died today at her
home her. She cam to Dee Moines but
a few years abter th first settlers.
Dolllver to Take Stamp.
Senator Jonathan P. Dolllver Will make
his opening speech for this campaign at
Indlanola. October I. From that, time on
he will spend his tlm continuously on the
stump and both by his wish and by th
wish of the tate committee will spend the
greater part of the time In the aouthern
part of the atate In the "reservation" terri
tory, where It is expected the greater part
of the acratchlng. If any, will take place.
Congressman Hull will rtnrn from the,
east next Week snd a conference, of the re
publicans will be arranged for this district,
to be held about October 1.
Th dat for th conference tn the Elev
enth district, to be held at Sioux City, was
todsy fixed for September M.
Committeeman Coverse, in charge of the
speakers, today announced . the following
dales for speeches by Governor Cummins,
next week: Churdsn, Monday, the opening
camprtlun speech: Seranton. Tueadayj Lorl
mr. Thursdsy; Wavering, Friday; Missouri
Valley. October 1, and Afto'ii, October. 1
. Bis Crowd to Hear Cannon.
Chairman Elmer E. Smith of the republi
can county committee stales that advices
from all points In the Ninth congressional
district Indleat that there will be a big
attendance from outside the city at th
Cannon-Watson meeting In Council Bluffs
on Thursday evening of next week. . A big
crowd, it Is said, will be her from Mis
souri Valley and other points on the North
western and Illlnola Central, while Glen
wood Is preparing to send a big delegation.
All the towns In th county are expected
to be largely represented and everything
points to the meeting being a rousing ons.
The local committee has decided not to
attempt any formal reception or banquet
for the distinguished speakers, but doubt
less an opportunity will be given the clt
ixens of Council Bluffs lo meet , and greet
Speaker Cannon and Congresaman Watson,
If time permits of It, before the meeting
in the theater. .
DEMOCRATS OF MOSOSA COl STY
Ticket Mamed Had Candidate Delivers
Address.
ONAWA. Ia., Sept. a. (Special.) The
Monona county democratic convention wa
called to order at IM o'clock p. m. yes
terday and John Anderson of Onawa waa
named as chairman and Bern Danforth of
Sherman appointed secretary.
Dr. Rust of Whiting waa nominated by
acclamation for representative.
Lee McNeill of Franklin received th
nomination for auditor on th first ballot.
Frank Andrews of Moorhesd for clerk,
Stephen Tlllson of Kennebec for treasurer,
Fd Rawllngs of Onawa for sheriff, Prof.
Atkinson of Blenco for superintendent,
John R. Murphy of Onawa for supervisor
and W. D. Crary of Ute for attorney wer
all nominated by acclamation. A. H. Huff
man of St. Clair received th nomination
for recorder on th second ballot. M. F.
Mentijorn of Caatana 'waa nominated fir
enronef on th flrt ballot. Vern Falrchild
of Onawa wa nominated on nisi ballot for
surveyor. William Welse wss named for
supervisor to siiceed A. tsmh on th first
ballot. John W. Smith was nominated to
atirceed J. C. Johnson fur supervisor. '
Dr. Rust introduced John D. Denlson,
candidal for lieutenant governor, who de
livered Sn address.
Rastness rhangte at Mlaearl Valley,
MISSOURI VALLET. Is . 8ept. Jl.-lSoe-clal
Telegram.) The grocery Arm of Rrcl
Stevens ha been dissolved. Mrs. Ste
vens retires on account of ill health and
Mr. Reel will continue the bnslness.
ntfcay Case Dismissed.
HlTtON, 8. D.. Sert. 21. (8pecll.) A.
Aktoersky. arrested here last Week on a
charge of bigamy, has been relca-ed from
euslbdy His wife, who cam from Alex
andria. Russia, a few days since, has left
th city. It 1 reported that after a con
ference with her husband and his counsel
a sSttlement ws sgreed upon, whereby
she received a certain aum of money and
Is to procure a divorce from Aktoersky
by a Jewish rabbi, either at SloUx Fall
or St Sioux City." Meanwhile, Aktoersky,
who ia enirnged In the merchant tailoring
business here, continues to live with wife
No. t, formerly Enirly Heuter, whom he
claim to have married a year or nhir
sine at Biidgewater, 8. D.
Dakota W. C. 1. I. Meeia.
I PARKER. 8. D.. Sept. 21 (Snecinl Tele-
gram.) The eightnth annual state con
vention of th Women's Christian Tem
perance union Is In session here. All state
officers and one national officer are" here.
There are ninety -delegates and twelve su
perintendents present. Corresponding sec
retaries' reports show a 11' per cent In
crease In membership and encouraging
results of work.
ACtlDE!T O GRAYKKD TRACK
Joekey Prleshoa Killed aad Jockey
C. Rosa lias gkall Frartrrt.
NEW YORK, Sept. 21 Jockey Rertrnnd
Frelshon was Instsntly killed iind Jockey
C. Ross sustained a fracture of ilie skull
a a result of an SrHdrnt In the fifth
race at GraVesend lodsy. O. Burns, Who
aiso fell, escaped tnlurv.
Th tsc. Wnlch whs a selling event Tor
S-Vear-olds and up at one mile ana a quarter.-
4lrew a field of ten. F'relslion had the
mount bh Joe Levy, C. Ross on Louis II
and G. Burns on Sonoma Belle. 'Pnefco
three horses were Inst away from the
post, and trailing their Acid. As the Held
was mnklng the paddock turn and lu full
view of th grandstand joe Levy. Whrt
waa on the mil. crossed his legs and fell,
bumping Sonomft Belle and cntislna her
to fall. Louis H, wh was directly behind
Jo Levy, stepped on Frelshon, running
him, and fell over Joe Levy, Frelshon
was lb bt IT years old and was A native of
New Orleana, being brought north by M.
L. Hay man. Results:
First rsce, shout six furlongs: Suffrage
Won, Lotus second, Jacobite third. Time:
1:10. .
Second race, fiv Snd a half furlong:
Momentum won. Royal Lndv second, Royal
Breeae third. Time: l:07i..
Third race, mile and a furlong: Coy
Maid won. Dandelion second, Kxrwcst
third. Time: 1:B4H.
Fourth race, the Willow handicap, 11 v
and a half furlongs: Kennette won, Gold
Ijuiy second, Fantastic third. .Timet
1:7Y
Fifth race, mile and a quarter; lancas
trlan w-on. Our Sister second, Huntinlon
third. Time: 1:07. .
Sixth rac. mile and a sixteenth: Nemesis
won. Stole second, Miss Ogden third. Time;
1:4.
Beatrice Mia at Tennis.
BEATRICE. Nb., Bept. Zl.-(flpeeiHl Tel
egram.) The Beatrice team won an Inter
esting tennis tournament from the Rey
nolds (Neb.) team this afternoon.
" Jeers F.njnln rllle.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Okl., Sept. 21.
-Be
cause of certain allesed remarks besrina
on the orthodox Hebrew religion, the orthn.
dox Jewish congregation here secured an
injunction yesterday to restrain Samuel
Goldstein, a pawnbroker, from attending
th eynngogu. The pspers were served by
the sheriff, but Goldstein ignored thSrh Snd
attended the service. No attempt wss
mad to eject him frrim the meeting and
It hn nbt been decided whelher the coh
greirstlon will request the arraignment of
tir.tnember for contempt of court. .
Mrs. Thaw Sees Son.
- NEW tORK. Spt. 21. Mr. W. T.
Thaw, mother of Harry K. Thaw, called
at the Tombs prison at 1 o'clock today
and hsd a conversation with her son last
ing three-quarters of an hour. As she
Waa leaving she asked th wsrden for
permission to vttilt her son again later In
th day. Sh Siild that, certain circum
stances made it Imperative that after she
hsd seen her son's counsel. Clifford W.
Hartririge, sh should he abl to again
talk to Harry. The warden granted th
request.
I.andshersT Bark la Oman.
Slgmund ' iAndsberg. the noted pianist,
returned to Omaha Thursday mornlna; after
an extended trip abroad. Mr. lindsberg
visited England, Ireland. Oermany and
Italy, spending considerable ot his time In
the Tyrolesn Alps, which he states wer
magnificent. He has been swsy from the
city for more thsn three months ami aald
he could see a great Improvement tn
Omaha In even that short time. Mr.
Ijindsberg Is being kept busy greeting his
inany friends in th city.
;.GIen Avenue Grocery..
BOTH PHONES 108.
Kxtra Fine Home (irown Pcachr, per basket t ....... ISc
20 pounds boat Granulated Kugur '.f S 1.00
Extra Fancy Country Hatter, per iiourld. i . . 2)c
Strictly Fnh Eggs, per dozen. . i ........ T lftc
.A-pound basket Home-Grown Grape ...15c
Extra fancy Bating or Cooking
Apples, per peck lOc
Extra fine Sweet Potatoes, per
peck U5c
Extra fine Cabbage, per head. 5c
I stalks fancy Celery 5c
6 pounds band picked Navy
Beans 20c
Best Uncolored Japan Tea.
per pound ; .25
All kinds bf Patent flour, per sack .
Extra fancy Cranberrkps, per Quart.
Extra fancy Potatoes, per bushel..
We handle all kinds of Vegetables at the lowest market price.
Orfis Market
BOTH 'PHONES 46.
8
Fresh Dressed Spring; Chickens, per lb. . ... ..... ... . . ,15c
Orvia Best Flour, per sack .$1.00
Pot-Hoast, per lb 5c All kinds Soap, 10 bars.25o
Boiling Becf per lb. . ... .4c Tea Duet, 2 lbs. 25o.
Leaf Lard, 11 lbs $1.00 Good Coffee, per lb 15C
Fresh Supply of Fruit and Vegetables Received Every .MorniBuj.
I aYsrMffigrn
Against Hypocritical
Clothes.
By a Tailor-CutUr.
A SOFT metal knife. ned constant
sharpening!
It costs foul- times
a rntirh to
keep such a knife sharp as
it would have
cost to put hsrdr Steel
Into itr blads
when first manufactured.
Now,' that's fair comparison5 With
Clothes that are shaped. In the making,
by the hoi 'Flat-Iron. Instead ot being
Shared In the making Ly costly hand-heedte-work.
.
BecauS. a garment shaped to It finish
by Sincere hnd-needle-work will hold It
shape till worn out, with very infta,ujnt
"presslng-up."
'
But the garment that has bren'ehsped
by the hot Flst-lroh will need constant re
shaping, by the ssme process of pressing,
after eScIt day's wear In dahip weather.
. It ia safe to say that about per eent.
Of alt Cents snd Overcbats are "merely Jug
gled Inth hp by the hot Flat-iron.
And these look as . wel) th first day
you wear them as the moat painstaking
snd skillful needlework could mak them
look. '
" But there' a tremendous difference In
the permanence ot shape produced by th
two different proeusses.
Moreover, th garment ' that Is fully
shaped by' clever and careful hand
needle work will wear much longer than If
shaped by the usual quick and easy Flat
iron faking. ""
Because, the hand-needle work adds
trengtb to the cldth, td th critical place
where most' attain comes, vis. at th
point wher th cloth must b strehched.
or shrunken, lit order to glv It th proper
curving lines to fit th body.
j That's where Sincerity tailoring Counts,
vis.-ln durability.
But, more than this a little extra
t needle-shaping on a Coat, .In the malting
will save Its wearer many "prearings"
during th life of the garment.
It's the soft metal knife btSde, ' and
th hard metal knife blade Story all over
again.
Now, If ou want your Clothe to look
mart till worn out, and If you don't want
to pay hklf their original cbst kep
them - looking . Smart, through everlasting
"presslng-up."- here ar some faets worth
remembering.
Evry "Sincerity" Suit or Overcoat, as
made by Kuh, Nathan A Flshcher Co..
IS fully-flnlshed by 'thorough hand-needlework,
before It I evefi touched by the
hot Flat-iron. ' ,
Every defect In workmanship Is per
manently removed by the needle .(Instead
of -being temporarily concealed by th fakey
Flat-Iron) before if receive th respon
sible, label of the "Sincerity Tailors."
If you wsnt an absolute Tst to rval
Flat-Iron- faking, which , tst you cn ap
ply to Shy coat before purchasing, enclose
a two-cent Stamp, to Kuh, Nathan Jk
Fischer Co.; Chicago, fof It. . '
And don't you forget this labsl. ,
SINCERITY CLOTHES
MADfc AND OU Alt ANTE CO BY
Kuh, Nathan v Fischer Co.
' CHICAGO
236 W. BROADWAY.
30c Brooms Tor. .......... i . EOc
25c bottle of Chow Chow for. ,15c
Anchor brand Matches, per
package .12 He
Best Cane 8rup, per gallon. . .80c
Vhite House Peas, per can. . . 10c
Best Olnger flnapB, 4 pounds, .arte
Real "Soda Crackers, 4 pounds. 25c
Best Lard, 2 pound. ....... .25c
Good Lard, per pound ..10c
. .. . . . .11.05
......... 10c
. 65c
and Grocery
637 BROADWAY.
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