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- THE -' OMAIfA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER .'. 26, . 190fi. NEWS OF INTEREST , FROM IOWA .eOUNCIL Offles, 10 learl LICW j VETO IS SUSTAINED Unexpected Hsppsni at the Meetiir of tbt - City Counoil. '' COMPROMISEJPPsOpOSITION COMING IP r-: - want . HhI ot Uchtlac ' '.no'fi,, .CeaiHIir. '' r,."r b 'i'L ' V ' "' " Tha unexpected happened. The city coun cil dld-ao -aa'aa -tha lighting .contract orer the-' Tnsyor'a veto, but on tha contrary atitftainew th veto by , unanimous vota. That tle happened was due entirely to in infreen circumstance. It wa brought ihonth tv a mtl nf a-ehaac meeting of -Mayor Mac- . rae nd;Pre1rrht NasTi of the lighting com -'' pajw, iust-aiVvldu to. th convening of , tha i city coeneir. -, .m i " .' . I Ma0r,;Marra.' -while m 'his way ' to' the city hail with tha veto tucked snugly away Itk bis' pl pock, happerwd to meet Presl 3wit KaJh-. suppofV you have,', your fighting rtottie? on?", auggaated the' mayor to Mr; KaahV.'To thla1 Mr. Nash repHed,.he had -not; but would much prefer to settle the, hiftrtpr out. of eotrrt, ao to apeak, i The, mayor. aaMsomethlng -about preferring an' all night schedule Instead of tha Fhlladet phl moonlight plan. . . NW7ybu,'ra talking, '.sald Mr. Nash. ' ' Ojia Remark Ted to another and Mr.-- Nash suggested that tha mayor get the commu te' on '.Minting- together and arrange to have his veto sustained and tha contract rarVrred he.k,Tte tha committee, ao that sortie TMnnt aa to- an all night schedule could Tje ached. Th mayor hastened to the city hall, called out -tha three members; of ihej lighting committee, hastened back wHh them to the office' of tha lighting com. pithy '-w-fiile) tha- other oouncllmen sat and waited.!' In half an hour the mayor and the committee returned , and the word waa pfttsE'd. s,rnf1d to austaln tha veto and. refer th contract back t th committee. ,. Thi evidently -waa -entirely satisfactory to the eoUnc&fnefi "and alter tha mayor had read hie "message", accompanying the Veto, th irMtlort' ',!: "kUsteJn ' waa - put; and . carried unanliWjidyi ' In returning tha contract unsigned-tha mayor made th following atata went o explanation '. Veto of the Mayor. T'-noreWltn return tho electric light con tract psssed by your body September 17, 100: iinelgned. " In advance-1 wish to tte that I find tio particular- fault with the work of your committee.1 I-. believe every -man not only honest in Tils-' convictions, but -anxious to da the very best for the cftlaens of Council HlUff. (-"However,. several points have come to jtiV attention which I believe deserve a recprHlderatlon of your action of Septem b P P : ber- fJ. M, for .we following .reasons: 1916. fc Coiio-cu Bluffs, receiving Its eleetrlo aup ply , ffoni Otriaha, ahould be considered a part of OrffahA from the standpoint of th eleo.trlc'Ughtlna; iniestlon. lsctrlc ligh't, frot the aam plant, oper- )S)4 X . ffWiiiP . vifij'wi))))"". . rin)aruL . shmild rtfelve e.aual rates. , J,.mliaAinlJn.talrt llghta at Miller paraj-Jome flv miles, from the plant, at a Iirlce'leaa than the contemplated prlr.e per ampt,in Cunoll. fluffs, flvo milea distant from plant - - i. Omaha, paya 176 per year for all-night arc Ughta (In other word from -dusk to dawn). - but, , reoejves a' 'royalty of 6 per cent 'on the gross' receipts Of the company excjuslv of the city light, amounting thla --7T J r, PLUMBING BUT ptwnblng auppUef direct. Wholesal prtce.. 6a,v on every article. Only nrst claaa goods handled. Prompt attention t ; every order. - Bend for catalogue, ii. . Kr 4 Karol. m Harrison St., Chicago. I Detective service WBfTMORB detectiv eervlo. 'Phon Red Room IS and 14, Union Bik.. 15th and Ffcrnam. " M-i Ole r "FLORISTS HESS aV SWOBODA, lilt Faraam. TH Lr HENDERSON) 1U Varna in. TaUDoug. vMUSld AND LANGUAGES ' Cfi'ATEIA1N School1 of Language Day and evening" claasea, Pronch, Oerman, Spanlsh't fencing. Davidg Btdg. T4 Ol dressmaking: ; MADAME WCODRUFP-Robea Suit 113-14-16-14 Nevlll Blk. TeL Douglaa S41L i-.t . M i6 OctM UvVAND COLLECTIONS '1-4 , M. Macfariaad, -Ka N. T. U Bldg. TL Doug. tt6(. M-W3 Q : '$flVE MONEY Dollar' will dacreaa In your packet, but Increase In th - Omaha Loaa and Building Ais'n. - Whether your available cash b on dol lar e man, , you hav you choice ot surely lutircaaiog- u or not. savings accounts will give you -a aeU-confldjioe and a'.f-reapot w hiob. ., mor valuable , than dollars, bo aldea, it works and earns for you at a rat of six far teat Inter t dividend every alx mouth, arad payments may be mad of 2s coat per week or tl per month per share. A systematic regular monthly or weekly payment will give you a bom or a com petenc fee old ag. Our new location la tha southeast cor ner ot 16th and Dodg. PulMuformatlon furnished by O. M NATTINGKR. Secretary. O. W. LOOM IS. President. GOVERNMENT NOTICES PROPOSALS FOR HORSES AND MULES Chief Quartermaster' Office, Omaha, Nsbraaka. JieiHfioW IS, 19u. Sealed pro posal, in triplicate, will be received at thla office, until 11 o'clock a. nv, central standard time, September 17, 1904, and then opened. In th presence of attending bid ders, for thre hundred and fifty (S60) cavalry- Horsee, Ave hundred (600) Riding Horns, thirty-six (36) Draft Horses, two hundred vB Wheel Mulea, two hundred ia) Lead Mules, two hundred and twenty t2.V Pack Mulea, on hundred tlu Riding Mulea, .-for. delivery at Omaha, Neb., or other ramlnent railroad paints. Ttia ant. mala to conform to apeciAcationa for cav alry and riding horeea and mulea United Ktatea reeN-va right t accept or reject ny or ii .propoaala of any part . thereof. Particular d blanks for . proposal will tx f uriiUJied on application. Knveloe containing proposal to b indorsed "Pro- I ,n0 saaariea wer forcibly and unlawfully h luatii! or Mutes." and addressed detained from her by her husband. Th uAtLt7m7l ftri! ' 'h cl"red 1 h.r pUtlon; ; fttfuri. Onjst.a, Kb- bl--Zl-2- BLUFFS Bu Teh 43. -? - - 4. Th city of Omaha payT out ctil per 1,000 watt fnf all current onmimd t. In addition the sas company, which la a separate corporation In Omaha, para to that city rents for every 1,(W9 feet of araa consumed and paid for, which will amount to about l J0.0" thla year In fact, tha city haa a guarantee of jn,w thla year. . Omaha, therefore, will receWa a roy alty of tao.ono for (a and electricity for thla year, 190. I would recommend the' following: That you drat reconsider your action by sus taining: the veto of your mayor; that tha city accept the 1 per cent royalty aa pro Tided for; that ii be fled- for tha all nlKht are and l&n.SO for the arc on the r'htladelphla plan; that the city council place the ISO llsjnts which the company la by law bound to furnish the city buildings In the most desirable places; that any extra lights necessary for the city buildings be attached to meter and paid for at a rate of B centa per 1.000 watts; that your com mittee investigate to a greater exieni ine question of the number of emaller llfchts which may be obtained for one arc; that tiar,v'h; accented, with an addition that It proposition ui ..;fo "" pay to the city annually S cente for every l. - ft. consumed and paid for, not to Include the city lighting, . Proposed Solatlon of Problem. Th proposition now la for the city to pay $7S a light fur an all-night schedule, from which will be deducted the J per cent rebate, which It la estimated will maka the cost of the Tight $t each, or thi tame that, tha city haa been paying for the Ughta on tha moonlight schedule. It Is also proposed that the company pay the city a royalty of S centa on every l.ouo cubic feet of gas sold and paid for, ex-; ceptlng that furnished the city. The committee, on fire and light la to get together at once and confer with Presi dent Nash, ao that tha matter can ba defi nitely disposed of at the meeting next Mon day night. Not Wei The celebrated Acorn line of stovea, ranges,, base burner, heating stoves and cook stoves, sold tha world over, and acknowledged to be the best stove on the market for heating, cooking and durability. Io not buy until you ae th Acorn. D. W. Keller, agent, lot South Main street. MALONTSTB PEARL BT. NEW LOCATION, W N. T. Plumbing Co. Tel. 260. Night, lt SPECIAL, RATES FOR CASSOI Fare aad a Third for Bosad Trls oa ..- . . All Roads. Chairman -Smith of th republican county committee ha been advised that the West ern Pamenger association has mado a rat of one and one-third fare for the round trip for the Cannon-Watson meeting in thla city Thursday evening. Thi rat ap plies to all Iowa ronds and froth points within a radlu of 150 mile of thi city. Ticket will be on sale and good for re turn Friday. Th following-have been named to net a usher at th meeting: Painter Knox, F..L. Reed, Dr. U E. Roe, O. W, 8klnner, W. A. Groneweg, Charles Parka, Frank .E. Clark.. H. X. McNltt, R. N. Wycoff, Millard Hoagland, Thomas L. Hall, R. B. Wallace and Carl A. Morgan. Chairman Smith haa ben assured that Governor Cummin will speak in Council Bluffs gorria day during the aecond week in October. The exact date will be decided, It I expected, by th end of thla week. The' following Invitation to. attend the Canit-m-Waon tnMihtg haa . ent ont brooacaat through th Ninth1' district iy th county committee: '- " The republican campaign for Pottawatta mie county,- th Ninth congressional dis trict and southwestern Iowa will be form ally opened at the New theater In Council Bluffs on th evening of Thursday, Sep tember 27, at 8 o'clock, and -will be ad dressed by Hon. Joseph Q. Cannon, speaker of the national house of representatives, and Hon. James E. Watson, member of congress from Indiana. We feel that Pottawattamie county and aouthwestern Iowa are fortunate In secur ing speakers of such national reputation, as It I the only meeting held by the speak ers in this section of th state, and It I expected that thla meeting will he of moro than local Importance, and It la hoped that you will not miss this opportunity to meet and listen to ."I'ncle Joe,"'. Cannon. Hon. James E. Watson la a member of congress from Indiana and a brilliant and entertaining speaker, Owaer Needs Money. Must ell modern six-room dwelling near high school. TeL 61. . Charles T. Officer, 41 Broadway. If you need a sewing machln or want to rent a machln or want your machln repaired, call on Williamson, at 17 South Main atreet. H ha machine to rent from So up. Real Eatat Traaafera. The transfers wer reported to The Bee, September 25, by th Pottawattamie County Abstract company of Council Bluffs: E. J. Day and wife and J. P. Hess and wife to Theodora Pedersen, lot 1, Auditor' sub, se"4 e 20; lot 1 Audi tor' sub, ne4 ne4 and part sei ne, 29 and part wV nw!4, 28-76-43, w. d $,60t Robert B. Wallace and wife to Mar- raret 8. Crawford, lot li. In block 11, n McClelland, la., w. d F. J. Day and wife and J. P. Hess and wife to Martha Kearns. n of lot 2. in block 4, In Turley'a add. to Council Bluff. Ia., w. d Mamie J. West and husband to Charles C. Allison, lot 18, In block i and lots . 10. 11, U and 14, In block 7. In Mayne's Fret add. to Council Bluffs. Ia,. w.- d First National Bank of Council Bluff to Henry Smith,' lot 26. In block 33. 'In- Ferry add., to Cuuncil Bluff a Ia., -w. d i Iowa Tdwnsite company to Ada C. Maxfleld. lot 15, In block li. In Bently, la., w. d W. 8. Mayne and wife to Martha Kearns, nk of lot 1, In block 4, In Turley'a add., to Council fluffs, la., w d B. B. Bowman, commissioner, to Julius Cummlngs. lots 12, It, 14 and 16, In block t. In Wetiatar' add. to Council Bluffs, Ia., w. d.,. v 100 300 100 100 80 Nina transfer, total. ..$7,134 Taffy Beasoa Osas. Com to the Purity Candy Kitchon. Angel food taffy, yanky peanut and thtt good butteracotch now on our counter. Home-made candy la always th best. O. C. Brown Mfg. Co., 14$ Broadway. THE MOST UP-TO-DATE RESTAUR ANT IN COUNCIL BLUFFS. OOOD SER VICE AND HOME COOKING. Th Calu met restaurant, 620 Broadway. . - Walker Treable la Coart. Th domestic trouble of Thoma J. Walker, a Milwaukee switchman. nd hi wife, who resld at 110$ Grand avenu, ar to hav another hearing in th courts. Re cently Walker mad a vacation trip to Colorado againat hla wif' wlshe and on hi return eh filed an Information char ging him with being Insane. Th hearing resulted In the prompt discharge of Walker, while the commissioner openly expressed th opinion that It should hav been Mr. Walker' sanity that ought to be Investi gated. " .' ' Yesterday Mrs. Walker brought hsbea corpua proceeding in th district eourt t recover poaeaion of her two eona. How erd aged $, and Ernest, aged 18. whom ho asserted wer forcibly and unlawfully na aiecied to rcmalu with hr, but th father had ruthlessly torn tha child from her; while It clung crying to her skirts. Judge Macy ordered that the sheriff bring the two children Into court thla morning, when ha will hear the case. When you buy a piano at A. rfospe A Co., you know you gat the best for tha money paid on tha market, protected by the guarantee of tha moat reliable music house In tha west. 2 South Main street. Council Bluffs. . IffDEPESDEJT 'PHONES RKMA11 Board of Bdaeatloa Derllaotj to ! vera Ae-tloa. President Westerdahl and Member Shu gart, at the meeting of the Board of Edu cation last night, forestalled any action looking toward replacing th Bell tele phone In th high school and superin tendent' office, which had been taken out and replaced as In all the other school building by 'phone of the Independent company. The matter was brought- up by a com munication from th Nebraska Telephone company offering to place it 'phone in j the schools at II a month, which 1 to cents month less than' iha board had been paying before and which Is half of the business 'phone ratea charged by the company. The communication -was -re- ferred to the committee on buildings and grounds, of which Member Shugart la chairman. Later In the meeting Member Cooper moved that the Bell 'phonea be replaced In the hls-ti school and auDerlntendenf of- Tee. Chairman Shugart at once objected, Claiming It was the prerogative of his com mittee to attend to the matter.' President Westerdahl promptly supported Shugart by declaring Cooper' motion out of order, and refused to entertain It. Cooper in- isted hi motion was In order and ap- . j . . .... . ... , peaieu irom iiib ruling 01 1110 iuir. jn tha absence 'of Member Tlnley, only tiX member were present and there waa a tie vote. Prealdent Westerdahl voting to aus- tain himself. Despite the fact that ac- cording to parliamentary rule a motion I lost on a tl ote. Mr. Westerdahl de- dared hi ruling sustained and declared th question closed. During the discussion It waa argued by President Westerdahl that th reon the board had replaced the Bell 'phone with those of th Independent company waa be- cause tha latter comoany. under ita fran- chlse, waa required to -supply ten toie- phone to the school free of charge, but the fact was-brought out that the board was paying for flv if not seven extra telephones. Mlsa Edith Hubbell, Mis Baker and Mi Mile wer elected teacher, the first two at a salary of $40 and Mis Baker at $20, she being kindergarten assistant at th Third street school. At the solicitation of the committees lr charge of th German day celebration, the chool will be closed Tuesday morning In order to give tha pupil an opportunity to view the historical parade. Member Shoedsack reported that boy had broken into tha Second avenue school I. and ' defaced the walla and blackboards w ith pictures of an Indecent character and had alio rifled tha deaka of the teachers.' He wanted a reward offered for the detac-1 tlon of the culprits and was surprised to learn that the board had a Handing offer Of a reward of $10. The boiler Inspector of the Hartford In surance company recommended that a new boiler be Installed In the North Eighth atreet school.' ' " : : A. Met agar A Co,;.,V. New Location of Wholesale Bakery, 61$ Mynster Street,-Co. Bluffs, I. Homalroad Bread a Specialty;'' .",'. Visitor Welcome. . BEE OXTK, SPECIAL DISPLAY: IN OCR NEW BUILDING of the Monarch malleable Iron and - steel ranges. Tha only perfect range on the market that last and give satisfaction. Keller-Farnsworth Fumltur company, 811-13-16 West Broadway, Council Bluffs, Ia, Test of Water Pressure. . A test of th water pressure waa mad yesterday morning for the benefit of Engi neer Kierated, the expert employed by the city to compute the value of the present plant. The teats were made on Broadway and Fourth street and South Main street, In what la known a th "Implement dis trict." Both teat showed that the pressure was fully up to th - ordinance requirements. With th- wind a at ream was thrown 146 feet and against th wind, which was blow. Ing strong, eighty-two feet. On Main street with alt lx streams fully opened between Thirteenth and Sixteenth avenues, the pressure was found to range from forty two and a half to sixty pounda During tht test on Main street, It must be taken Into account that seven freight and three paaaenger elevator were drawing from th main In thla particular district. Mr. Klersted himself took the readings of th gauge and watched th test closely. Wlvlle derllrlng to matae any extended comment Mr. Klereted stated that the showing an Broadway was most excellent, while that on Main atreet where, owing to th circumstances alluded to, the pressure was not quite so great, the test, however, was most satisfactory. 1,800 acres good farm land In aeatern Colo rado, $$ prr acre and up; no Irrigation re quired. Can raise all klnda of small grain and corn. A few good homesteads Join our lands. Send for printed matter. V. C. Lougee, 124 Main street, Council Bluff, Is, For Imported wines, liquor and Bud welser beer go to L. Rosenfeld, wholesale liquor dealer, $19 South Main atreet. ' Pardoat for Falter. Michael1 Fahey, who wa discharged from the penitentiary at Fort Madison on Sep tember 14 fit last year after having served a term of four years for highway robbery, ha been pardoned by Governor Cummins. Th pardon restore to Fahey his civil rights. Fahey pleaded guilty to th charg of robbing Fred Goth In the Rock Island rstlroad yards In this city on May 24, 102, and waa given four year. Whil waiting trial In th county Jail Fahey succeeded In making hi eacap with sv. ral other, but waa recaptured In Chicago a few week later. ' He earned ten month off hi sentence by good behavior. Swanaon Music company, .407 Wtt Broadway th place whr you will find a splendid assortment of plaaos to select from. Conovers, Cables, Schubert and Kingsbury'. AU clean, new good. Price and terms to suit every person. W think It a good hous to deal with. MALONEYS ' NEW PEARL ST. LOCATION. M Hearlaas la Javealle Coart.- Th hearing bfor Judg Macy In th Juvenll division of th district court yes terday morning of peter Loaeth, th youth charged with attempting a criminal as sault on Florence Knight, a 10-year-old, re sulted In the boy being discharged. Th vidanc waa very conflicting. Th hear ing, however developed the fact that ' th children in the neighborhood wereln th hsbit, of- making the Twentieth Avstui chool a reodnsvoua and that thy ob tained admission te th building try climb ing through window left ualovked by th Janitor. . Mel Johnson and Charles 8a, th youth charged with having Invaded and robbed th teach orchard of A. C. Shoemaker at 1110 South Tenth street, denied being on th premise and established (tit alibi., re sulting In their discharge. Th Johnson boy had been. In th Juvenile eourt before, so Judg Macy thought It best to order htm and hla companion to report to Probation Officer DeLong December 1. We sell th genuine Beck with Round Oak stove. Se th nam on th leg; none genuine without the nam on th leg. Swain A Mauer, tSt-lSI Broadway. CENTRAL FLOUR-I1.1S. Every, sack warranted. Central Grocery and Meat Mar ket. Both 'phone 24. GOOD PROFIT I THB CARSIVAL Foar Thoaaaad Dollara In Fand to Boom the Staffs. Th carnival company wound up at meeting yesterday evening the business of the street fair and carnhal held the week beginning September 1 After paying all expense and contributing 1760 to various charltfes the company found Itself able to turn over an even $4,000 ' to ' the Commercial club to be used In Its work I ,n -ecurlng new Industries, etc., for Council 1 Bluffs. The company ha a balance of H36 with which to-begin business again .next -year. ' "' ' ... - .. . ... I i ne principal receipts were; I single admission tickets... Tn :""ZZ:'.?. From derm an village 4.,V9 70 DK2.00 1173.00 l.dnH.Urt w (WHO 676.00 Confetti I White City shows I Bale of booths I The total receipt were 9,77.fl2. I T Vi n.. w.m If, Hlihur.) m,n)a j Charltles . -., j m Trust fund'.''commerclai'ciub!!!!!ii!!! 4.W0O , Covnlt's band ..... 7nn.n0 Ianion Electric company.. 533.no Jensen Bros. n21.,0 Police . v....... Clerks "".'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'!".'!.'!.!.'.,. 5,nt 404.15 Kli.OO 7a m prntnsVa'dVertis1ng and d'wb'ra'ting: I.M6 7S 80.no I Lumber . 4H.KS N.no lH.tB amis 4.30 Firemen . gllimet!!.n.f . '.'.!.T!,"HT..,Bb0r , Balance on hand Total The accounts were audited by .$9,778.62 a corn- rnlttee appointed by . President. McDonald ot the Commercial club, consisting of P. i M. Hill, Charles A. B"no, Councilman R. B. Wallace and W. E., McConnell. In de ciding' to transfer the $4,000 to the Com mercial club the following ' resolution waa adopted . ''".,' Resolved, That the sum of $4,000 be turned over to the Co'incil Bluffs Commercial club to be used In the promotion of the Com' merclal and Industrial interests of the city of Council Bluff, and that the mid sum be placed In the hands of a trustee to be appointed oy the julnt action -of the ex ecutive comntiliro "of tr.o Commercial dub nd th director of tt.e Council Bluffs Fair and Ctrnlvnl compnny. and that said urn or anr part of it snail be expended only on .tutfceityr of -th jdat action of said executive oinnmitte tf'.id aald Fair and Carnival comparl. For Dale. A GOOD PAYING SHOE STORE, DOING $1,600 A MONTH. WILL INVOICE $3,000. SPLENDID OPENING. DUNCAN DEAN, 33 MAIN. ST-COUNC'L BLUFFS. All persons knowing themselves to be Indebted to Duncan -1 Dean or the Dunca i Shoe company, are requested to - call, and settle at once. (., ...... Horse Trader Dasftrniily Hnrt. Ben Bolton, who figured In a fight In a horsetraders' camp In the western part pf the city, about ? two; wsnlyf dvfo, -ts lying in the, General hospital with a'fraetured kuilj the rwrolt ptf being bfV'-over "thi heird last Saturday night In.ajTracaa on Broad way near th rforthwestern depot. Bolton was reported mlsK4ngj od life police only learned-yeerVrday that Wwai In the hos pital. No report of the fight had been made to the police. It Is 'said. A man named Adams is eatd to have struck him with a heavy plec of Iron. uNo arrests, so fnr, hava been made. Bolton's condition is said to be serious. j jxi-v . .. . If you think of painting your house let 0s give you an estimate now. W guar antee the paint to be made of pure ma terials, mixed and put up by skilled me chanics, so when we paint It stay painted. We also hav some odd lota of artistic wall, paper that we are closing out at low prioe to make, way for new stock. If you want good paper at little .coat, come see .u now. Jensen A NIcolaesen, 238 Broadway. More to Hold Chaataaqaa. A call waa- Issued yesterday for a meet ing to be held next Tuesday evening In the Commercial club room of all Hhot Interested In the -question of holding a Chautauqua assembly ' In Council Bluff during the season of 1907. The call la signed by Rev. O. O. 8mlth, pastor of tbe Flrsf Congregational-church; Rev. W. B. Clemmer, pastor of the First Chrlalian church; Rev. F. A. .Case, pastor of the First Baptist church; Rev. Jame O'May, pastor of Broadway Methodlat church; Rev. Marcus P. McCJure, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, and a large number of laymen Interested In the pro ject - ' 4 - . MlOB MfjSTIOt. Davl. drug. Clark'. oda. ."' ' ' Stockert ell 'carpet. . '" ' Fine engraving at Lfffert's. Ed Roger' Tony Faust beer. Get those new photo at Schmidt'. Plumbing and heating, Bixby A Son. School supplies, Alexander's, S33 B'way. Lewis Cutler,' funeral director, ' 'phone 97, Woodrlng Undertaking company. Tel. $39. DIAMONDS AS AN ' INVESTMENT. TALK TO LEFFERT ABOUT IT. Buy your phonograph and record a from Williamson, 17 South Main street. Bluff City Masonld lodge' will meet to plght for work In the third degree.-'- C. Herrick, a young man from Bentley, I a., waa placed In.th, county Jail yester- --'-J 1 1 j J - Underberg I'-'rfrr liff uivu a i'f m u Bitters A af. delicious. bn tciaL stimulating Ionic is Bcltr with every busy man and womta. Af ter th worry of butineM, lata hour, loopptnf, or te dious travel nothing equal UNDERBERO BOONEKAMP BITTXRS 1 Brace th rc and crale a. wholeaom at petite Should boofy Mdeaoard. Cail i of it at sty first, class hotel, cat, cjub of 'restaurant, and s. that it is UNDER. 1 4- . ' day to serve twenty day tor th theft of a dollar. George Hoagland hh the Kansas Shall brick, AU bard brick. Get hi prices. Superfluous hnlrs removed permanently by elect roly sea at Graves', I116 Vearl atreet. Re 'Stephen Bros, for fire brkk and fir Clay. eer pipe, fitting and garden hoae. Oak Leaf camp. Royal Neighbor of Amertc. will meet thi evening' at th-lr hall. s Judge G. H. Scott and family left yester day for. a.. visit with -relative at Loup City." Neb. We take contract for -psper hanging, painting and Interior decorating. Horwlck, 111 South Main. Anton Ixmnmii was Issued a building permit yeaterJay for a ll.wo cottage In th western part of the city. A marriage license was Issued yesterday to Churlcs B. Ksstner, aged Jo. and lian nora McCarthy, aged both of thla city. Day and night school at Western Iowa College. Students assisted to positions. Send for catalog. 'Phone for Information. Both 'phones. WIUiHm Knight, charged by Mre. Koeer with uUiig prolan and obscene language, was assessed $5 and costs In Justice r Ida s court yesterday. I pay til per ton for cast Iron; mixed $10; j stove, sh; rugs, ic per 10.; rubber, copper, 14c per lb. J. Katelinan, 8u2 Minn, both 'phone 050. . W wholesale Ice cream. Shipped to any part of the state. Special prices to the retnll trade. I. MuCcl. 213 West Broadway, Council BiufTs, la. Tel. 364. , We have the finest line of sample monu ments to select from III the west. Sheeley At Lane Marble and Orunlte works, 211 East Broadway, Council Bluffs, la. . Mis. W. H. Wallace on returning to her home at No. & Grace atreet, Monday nlgnt after attending a meeting of the Reliekah lodge, auricreU a fractui-e of the arm as th. result AC a tall from. Ah back porcii. Kev. Luther M. Walters, D. D., wiio was called bre by the rluua Illness of Ills son,- E. VY Walters, will return to his home in.'Los Angeles,' Cal., totlsy. Mr. Walters is much Improved and was yesterday re ported to be out of danger. Articles of Incorporation of the Western In-v colhge of Council Bluffs were riled for tecoru yesterday and the capital stock Is placed at $10,UOO and these are the Incor porators: K. V. Miller, C harles Benson, K. l. Miller, A. A. Benson, K. L. Rudy. In the district court yeoterday In the di vorce suit of John L. Mayberry against Mae Mayberry, Judge- Mncy grained tha wife the decree or divorce on her cross petition, I In which she charged her husband with treating her in a cruel and Inhuman man ner. GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK WANTS A PLACE where the family usee our famous Ohio nut coal. Will do the work of Kconomy nut and Kentucky nut. Is 600 a ton cheaper and three times as clean. Brldenstelu A Smith. Fourteenth avenue and Sixth street. Telephone 182. EVERY HOUSEWIFE WANTS OOOD, FRESH AND CLEAN GROCERIES AT THE MOST REASONABLE PRICES. JOHN OLHoN'S GROCERY AT 739 AND 741 WEST BROADWAY, FULFILLS ALL THESE REQUIREMENTS TO A LETTER AMI ALL DELIVERIES ARE EXCEED INGLY PROMPT. Tlia receipts In the general fund of the Christian Home last week were Jl ., be ing $63.92 below the current need df th wetk and decreasing the balance In the fund to $S50.09. in the manager' fund the receipt were $17.60, being $17.60 below the needs of tha week and Increasing the deficiency In thla fund to date to $618.2. We never fall to give absolute satisfac tion. Carpets cleaned by our sanitary process are thoroughly cleaned. We take them from your door and relay them. Yuu have no trouble or annoyance. Call up 616 and ee how cheap we do It. The Council Bluffe Carpet Cleaning and Rug Manufacturing Co., 14 North Main street. THE FOLLOWING DRINKS WILL HE SERVED AT CLARK'S SODA FOUNTAIN TH1E WEEK: MADJA, 10c; FROZEN PHOSPHATE 10c; HAPPY THOUGHT, 16c; ELDARADO SUN DAK, 16c: TROP ICAL SUNDAE, 1jc; MAS18CH1NO EGG FLIP, 10c; SOUTHERN . BEAUTY, 15c; AMERICAN SUNDAE, 16c; MAPLE LEAF, 10c. Wait for tha big demonstration, Oct. 1 to Out. . Hot Blaat Heater burning hard coal, soft coal,, cobs, all In operation dur ing this week. Cole'a new High Oven Range and Cole' Colelxed Hot Blaat Steel Range also in operation. , They broil, boll, bake, toast, roast and cook all at the earn time. Don't miss It, Oct. 1 to Oct. . Paddock Handschey Hdw.. 41 S. Main. . Tl"TJK$T9 ' AND' flREME ' FIGHT Firemen' Heported to' . Hst Beeav . ' , ".. Intoxicated at Time. 16WA Vrfr. la,. ftopt '(8iclI:-,r1' gram.) Drunken rnomber tof the Musea tin fir department who have been In th city, today are reported to ( hav attacked and beaten up at least flv student, in the Stare Univerlty of Iowa with serious re cult. Hundred of student are,, now on ttuf streets and It la believed that, a serious clash will, result before the Muscatine company-leaves tonight. The ftghta are re ported to have started from Insults offered to university girls by the visitors, who are alleged to have paraded the street In a more or loss Intoxicated condition all day. Caa C'oaaty Caravalaa. ATLANTIC. Ia.. Sept. 25.-(8peclal.-Senator Dolliver and Congressman Smith will open the republican campaign In Cass county t.hls fall at the opera house Thurs day, ' October 4, in a rousing afternoon meeting. The republicans of this county are preparing for one of the largest meet ing ever held In the county. The date for opening the democratic campaign haa not yet been announced, and there I talk of making It a still hunt campaign in this county, where there ia but part of a ticket up, but this may be changed. ' Lograa Democrat Meet. LOGAN, . Ia., - Sept. 26.-(Speclat.)-The democratic caucus of Jefferson township, which included Logan, waa held her yes tarday evening at the court house. G. E. Ferguson waa elected chairman and Angus M. Berry, secretary. The seven delegatea to the county convention were selected as follow; W. H. Wood, C. A. Bolter, Will lam Armstrong, Gale Mills, Joseph Norris, Joseph Cecil and H. J. Farlow. A cam paign fund was collected. Dies from Injuries. ATLANTIC, Ia., Sept. 26. Special.) -Frank . Foray the, . living near Lewla, died yesterday as the result of an accident sus tained several month ago, when he fell out of a cherry tree near Grlswold and dislocated his cpinal column.- He ha been In the hospital hers and at Omaha, but nothing could be done for him. . Baratlaat Blood Vessel Causes Death. FORT DODGE, Ia., Sept. 26. (Special.) While attempting to board a train at Tara, a . few- mile from here, thi afternoon, Thdmaa Trag, an aged man residing at In- FOR THE TIRED MAN TheBcst Bitter cur ENJOY ABL6 AS A COCKTAIL AND BETTER FOR YOU Orw ,M.0t Mtkw IsMiWttll. i. Cssd sad tooaawd by U lgast . 1 a at Wit 1m la U sutrts. . , 1 T"ur,fr?i rn rnxrivm At Cnictrs, Wiao Mcrehaots, Eta. ' Bfrrrt.rn ONI.T bj h ryrtrRBiRo axbrkostC, ailKlSJtttil, GEHMAMT, liCg 1m. dependence. Wis., auddenly dropped to the ground, writhing In agony. nd died In a few minute. HI face waa black and dis torted and death evidently resulted from the breaking of a blood vessel. . Wife's Aaaallaat Meads OaNtr. IOWA CITT. I.. Sept. 26-(8pecial. I After pleading guilty to the charge of as sault with Intent to commit murder on the person of hi wife on the verge of a trial which wa expected to last for ten days, Edward Mack asked to be permitted to say gond-by to th woman he had attacked, and Judge Bylngton permitted the couple te meet In.th grand Jury room of the court house In th presence of the county sheriff and friends of both parties. Mack's attorney had Intended to fight the case, basing the defense on the pie of tempo rary Insanity. Nearly all of the members of the Jury had been selected yosterd.iy, whn, after a conference Iwtwren the op posing counsel and the defendant. It was decided to enter the plea of guilty. Sen tence will be imposed by Judge Bylngton some time this week. The scene between Mack and. his wife la said to have been an affecting one. Mack Is expecting h long term In -prison nd Mr. Mack declares that she will never see him again. Broken 'Trala ( soars Heath. WEB8TER CITY, Ia.. Sept. S.-(SpecIal ) Austin Kidder, a, Webster City young man, fell from a train out of this city to day and was ground to pieces under the wheels. - Th train broke, precipitating the young man under the cars. traaaer Killed By Cara. WEBSTER CITY, Sept. 25.-(SpeclI Tele gram.) Th body of an unidentified man was found on the Northwestern tracks six miles north of tht city thla morning. . It Tettm INDIA AND CEYLON Tern It Is nd by niillion ell anil moat economical tea to br jon believe in purity. McCORD-BRADY CO., TO. . California I v v Every day to October 31, 1906, you can go to San Francisco, Los Angeles and many other polhts In Calif orp-la . VIA Union Pacific Tourist Sleeping Cars run every day , via this line to Pacific Coast points, j ( Inquire at City Ticket Office, 1824 Farnam St. 'Phone Douglas 834. CHICAGO CORN STATES LIMITED A Chicago Train for Omaha People . Waits for bo other trala. Leaves) Omaha ' Uaioa Station promptly at Ai40 every vnlaB arrlvaa Chlca.a 8tl5 the next morning. Eleetrlo Li.&tad throoBhout. Pallmis Drawla : Boom Sleeping Cars, rre Eecllain. Chair Care, Observation End Parlor Car with Dlaln. Room, eervlai Dlaaer and breakfast a la cart. s Tickets at 1512 fWi ng and Fishing ExcuSil To Clear Lake, Iowa, September 28th, via Chicago Great Western Railway. Tickets . Good Returning Until October 1st. If ou want three days of glorious sport with rod and fun, and re laxation Ironi business. DON'T MISS THIS EXCURSION. ... Fishing end duck hunting are excellent at this time of the year at Clear Lake. Ia., while boating and bathing are also Indulged In. Clear Lake Is one o the most picturesquely beautiful places Imaginable, shores being fringed with woods, with here-high, grassy bunks and' there a stretch of sandy beach. Probably the prettiest point upon Its edges Is Oskwood Park, overlooking the entire lake and having a back ground of wooded growth. Oakwood Park, which has recently been' platted for summer homes. Is quickly reached by boat.- Jr-:n thla ex, -curston end enjoy yourself three days. Information about either the lots or ecuision gladly given. OAKVJOOD PARK O. V ." CLEAR LAKE, IOWA ' 1 was terribly, mutilated be'cw iBe cbet. Th man had hern well dressed. Showing he wss no trat..t-. ' ' Will Test rreterenee Lais 'V. M A ItSIIALLTOWN.' Ia.. Sent,, 2A Th clt Of Murshalltowfl has decided to carry to the supreme court of th United 5Wte the case nf Shaw against the city of Mar shalltown In order to test the, new Iowa soldier' preference law. Twice It iia been held unconstitutional In the- district court, but the etat siiprcm court ha -declared It constitution-it. Wsaa Prinks Arid. WATF.Rl.OO. la., Sept. 25 (8peclal Tele gram. ) Mrs. Henry Helser waa horribly burned last night . by drinking carbolic acid. Her recovery doubtful, -'Th act was said to be a mistake. FIRELESS STOVES A SUCCESS Practice Camps shorn flood Remit ( X New System of t'ooklag ' ,y ' Food. WASHINGTON, IV C. Sept. 26 Under the direction of Commissary General Sharp" ot the army, experiments hav been mads at the practice camps this summer and fall of a flrelesa cooker. ' Th., cooker h been used by the army for some time In an experimental way, but this fall ' It ha been tried under severe service condition. The result have .ijeen particularly -satis factory, both to th offteer of th com missal y department and to the men In th field. The cooker now' In us haa fouf com partments and weighs empty, about IX pound. Jt will, tjolit twenty gallons ot food, enough to supply meal -to a com pany of infantry or a troop of cavalry. s over the wtirlrl, IxH'aHse ft 1 th bot find. It lias a sprctal claim on roti, it ' Wholesale Agents, Omaha.' ;J 1 i , 1 A " . 1 ' t -,. ,1 I - 1 OREAT WESTERN RAILWAY, .f. Farnam St., Omaha : i- 9B
