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NEWS' OF INTEREST FROM IOWA
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Office, 10 rear!
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lJavia, ftrug.
. Clark'." odas." r ' !-.' -
tckrts iieire'tanieiir.-t
' Fin hgrvtflgir?at liffftrl't.
M Rnerr Tow Faust -beer. , .
net lhoj photo at Schmidt' .
VPliimhrna-and hHtlu. Klih A Bon.
(.,-fwlf Cutler, -faneral. director,. 'phono 'T,
,Wnrdrlng VnVrtaktna; company, Tel. J-.
.-NEW CLASSES organised Monday. Octd
W 1, In Wnrn Iowa college.
'DIAMOND AS .,! INVESTMENT.
. TALK TO L.EFFERT ABOUT IT. .
.... a ' Boy. eeu phorvGjrraphs aod records from
V-lVUIUmaoclJ Bouth Main street.
Electrolyses at Graves'. Ver street.
" Sea Stephen Bros, tor' ftr brick and 'fir
rlay, sewer pipe, flltlna-and. garden hoe. .
Ml I.,tsi,f)Kden,.,lV Fifth avenue, will
leave for iJer .Moines thin morning to attend
-Mleg? ,ffi .......
'CouncrPVh'hVpT WondmenLof the World.
w.U meflt this- evenlna with Palm arove at
Its halL. -,, Vl. ' '
-Hafy ssves.you. money. That' I what
ft'" r i working for.' C. llafey,' Council
'Wes.Vtn,rt.''for paper hanging.
jialnttag and Interior -decorating. Borwlck,
Z fl'iuth, Mlp ,
J ide .Mary arinouncert'eeterday In dls-
l&'Z:
In) at t clork. . .
pay lit per -ten for cast Iron; mired $lw;
Inu. tk .... 1 1. n u Ik . ruKK.p 7..-;
'- . T I mmnw, 7S- . 1 . . . .
W w holesal ' lc iream. Shipped to any
part of th. tat. Special pncea to tho
rtall traoe. I. MUCcf. Til west uroaaway.
t ouncii laioiw. la, ' Tei.i sm. - . .
va have the finest line of aamDle monu
A tJliMi KrfarWf "and nintt- wrtrka; 21?
manf a s aaUit fxniM 1 1 tho as t
uneeiey
l'.t, (old braid nerklaor. and locket
1ind farm of E. K Shnaart. Finder Please
WUIfJ in Vw n VI 4 ii ,riiu vt-w-n lUWII
return to Hee office, and receive rewrd.
. The trleefing of the C:'MvIj.' club to hav
u J: "'i' ,T;Mn'""y !rn??".,Vb uLMZ
Mcnc. !ri.Mr.-I'anjjfchaelder, ha been
l.Mp9Hd unil Vffaf of fiet week.
Jam 6rainer the" AeaM sentenced to
Iwvn.y veirs' ih tne rnH'Madlson-peniten-
llnry Vtrrrprt wlnal assault wa
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' Th pkllc lrbrarj' Vlir'clos at 9 o'clock
tomorrow eVerting In order' tht Mr. Dally
nnd thev'iRiaftht librarian may have an
opforciiattT to wMnee hvblg eleftrlcal .fL
rarta, ,ln Mmaha ,
. Vwn .nrunt ha Jtlst . jecelyert a few more
car of nobby vehli'le nnd wilt be pleaded
to haveytl call aad lohk 4hcm over. 8nn
erekfnBltui. will tup educed. Vn.vone. will
ircV, u to ni j-xpusuoi r.
The Houth.Ud-Impr.ovment.club meet
l ' Ad.n.i'M f R ' - a n u i s a Viim aao That
B.Vm.a7etrMn'f ofncVa will be held and
nrrangmtMr made fotv-ara-anlslng a liter-
k ary soclev In cpnnctto with, the club to
-afforl DterUJnrnenV at m' n"'(,
I Mr".;4grm.tm
band' ''h 'itroV-!tt -cturaws. Th. charge
fc.NB.liv Vir. Kppa wiy ,bnt one chapter In
tti .nitMoay ot tn mariiai irouoiea oi kit.
si Mra.TEpp,' ho flkurthg In the UlvOrc
"hi ifnerar Ot the late Michael M. Carey
wa. iheld. yatrdy.. mprnlng from St.
irranclflXavIe' church. Interment wa
In Bt. J()ieph'o ' cemetery, these' acting a
Valloearar: Otwcge" Brady1, Ed Cody, ln-
iia' fcyain. 0a ityanriJoha Kyan aad. WH
"iam Xjanlhan
iTba ltj r-iuncll eld a hort eslon last
(ight ,at Which th bill ior the preceding
Jionth -wer a flowed 'nd John Qrlffln waa
,1 ' ranted iiw j ml loo. conduct: a aioon. at
r i tilfi V Uroswiway, Aa adjournment wa taken
' i VS'tt. evening oo, ccoupv of the Ocrman
tiajr ceieorauon. ...
OIRb KOK GENERAL. HOUSEWORK
WANTS .JLJtCaV44r th tamUy ue
our -fawirni Ohio , aak ool. WU1 da the
4rk -tot toonoair ul and Kcntuek Out.
J too a ton cheap-aod thre time aa'l
iea. .r4ntun Jk urnM. rourtnta
avenue and Sixth trest. Telephone lilt.
BVErtI 'ttOUSEiwmD' WANTS GOOD,
FRE6H AND CLEAN GROCERIES A'i
TUB MOST RBASONABUB PRICES.
JOHN OLSON'S GROCERY AT 73 AND
741 . WEST BROAD WAT, FULFILLS ALL
THESH REQUIREMENTS TO A LETTER
AND ALL DELIVERIES ARB EXCEED
INGLY PROMPT. I'M".
eVEpALj6;I)TIS ' WEEK. koT
CHOCOLATaVlOot HOT 'BEEF" TEA lOo;
iOT TOMATO BWILLON. Wo;. HOT
CHXCKJCN- BOUILLON. 10c: HOT CUM
BOUILLON, WO f MALTED MILK, 10c;
LJ,(W4l AVV , MVU A BUIS UiaU'V. ,
'TOB MALTED MILK, 10c; OYSTER
LTAltT Uo. .-.t . t
E. H. 0411, lor th last seven yaar local
claim aaent (or th atrt railway company,
haa reT-rtd and will lav in a' few day
tor Seattle, -Waah.. to aoeapt a similar po
sltlon jwlth the oompany controlling th
.line InSeatUa, Ttooma and adjacent Puget
our.d cities. He will b ucceeded her
by EL M. Millar, tumt addition to the
local newepapar. fraternity. .
Th clbratd Acorn lln of tov.
rah(s, Ma burtieri iieatlnf ' (tove and
coo .. ldt tha.. world, ovar, and
acknowledged to be i bt toy on la
markat for heating, cooking and durability.
Do not buy until you se th Acorn. D. W.
'KolUr, kgent, lfl '8uft Italn trwt,v
.-H yo tNnk ot pJnti your hous Ut
; ia glr- ya-.a tlmau nuw. . Wa guar-t-tk-
aiM b aiad of pur na-trtU..-
tP4 ajtd, pui.up by aklll4 m
dohMlo, o, wbn .w palat It tay painted.
W alao.h. am pdd lotvoC arUstlo wall
paper ttet wa r closing' out at Jow price
t mak, way far w stock. If yoa want
,gQOd, paar at ilttia coat com se us now.
. Jensen' Nicola" at Bradway
"'ThE T MOST 'jaP-TO-bATII RESTAUR
ANT IN COUNCIL BLUFFS. GOOD SER
VICE ANpr HMB COCJfNCK- Th Calt.
rnV rstiriit,'-3l Broad-a-ay.' '''
New liaIlo) f Waatoaal Bakery,
J" .. n MynW StrVC Blnff. Ia.
' Hom-mad Braad a Specialty.
I Vlsltora -Walct m.
.; y ---.v .!.
-Her' I a good eliancr'to get a lf-horse-powf
Jaelisan' totirihg cr. almost nW.
Ddctnibltlon a Van: BrUnfa' buggy rc
- pcMwrt. Fount tret. Win br sold vary
1 ha."-CaH and-e It i'-n
Jff L.,pr.f '(.rl,. II . ,T i. " ? '. '-,
"j WaalatJ-''' -'i .fiat-. claaa j alio salesman.!
' Hcjat eouss ,r)ulre4. , Non .other need p-
ply.- B. h M- fSargenf, .sign ot th bear,
r,mJnoll,Miffa.r -jrr, ; t
'lb ' -s ' 1 ! hi .-.-
'i v.Xo.-Rlal Meetings. . . -,- ,
J No ffrL'i'Lb9 .K4iJ.'! i0. 001,1 a union
revival lit W-v iW w tha ,de-
clslon reached at 'the' meeting yesterday
murnln;!, f ouncj Bluffa pMtor' -uciatlon.
While th sentiment was'dt
uldwily 4ilvfV6r if union revival meeting
la th downtown 41rrlctb, it was thouaht
that th proposition under consideration
'could. nu -be -rpriy ,xfd lnt.o. cf(ct
witaln tbiitHpiJt'd tlnfa at lha dtripoaal. of
th , chyrujf-: Pfopl. , A committee, iiow
vor,,W yiUHd to perfact plan for
uoh -a movrBt.at a. latar data.-,
- . .l.Uie.4?e4ylpn. f Bey. Marcu P. Me-
f.j'urr. ploryOt- Flrat Presbyterian
taurch. It waa decided Uj .Inaugurate .a
ytm of rira.jor.,thjJiarabra of the
tsssoclatkonj rtiro . tny .--n -get together
find go1 to swne quit spot fof'mutxlal con
( nJtatloa aad adyica oil ,juatlon of lcal
ad !. lujportano; u. x
aai
Alcohol fe'sif.
yiotrieedi
BLUFFS
St. Tel. 43.
GERMANS CAPTURE THE CITY
Two Dajs' reitirities Commence frith a
Bit Torctlitht Findi,
EXERCISES .LITTLE LAI E IN STARTING
all Delay Mere Made lit fur Whew
the tVsjeels started iersnn aad
. America Color 'la Evl
' aenre Rvrrtvtfcere.
. Council Bluff capitulated to the -Invading
. army of ' Oerman-Amerloarls from
southwestern Iowa and. eastern .Nebraska
yesterday. The city 1 their and will re-
'""In their possession until late tonight.
when ' the -celebration of ."Der-Doulsdjer
Tag" wllj be brought , to a close. Every
train yesterday brought II quota of visit-
I !" "d 'l'"'?, 77, ,ho,el ,
I crowded. The Rock Inland trnln arriving
! at 4:S0 yesterday afternoon brought-' In 250
1 from Avoca and 150 from ' Wainat. both
''t'n. b,.n, accompanied by a band.
These two large delegations, many . women
being among the number, made quite an
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,., u. t-ci Vl M 1 1 1 f HIT I VK'I I I Will V 1 1 J" urilVl
to th Panlsh. halt on Broadway and Park
avenu. , '
The city Is liberally decorated In honoV
of the visitor, th German ' colore, Ted,
white and block. Intermingling with the
Star and Stripe.
htlf torrhlljiiit parade lait vetilng.
which marked the opening of th celebra
tion, was delayed In starting about an
. , . . . .
",,ur o . me. uuenei 01 me arrival
of the veveral delegation from Omaha.
"h parade, however, wa a big Ruccras
art(' conserv-atlv estimate placed the
.k. i h , . . , ,
"umber In line at over 1.900. Th local
committee distributed 1,200 torch and all
along-the line of march the atmosphere
w strongly redolent with the odor of
th "'"mlnant that matfo John D. Rocke-
fpll,r the wealthiest man In thl or any
other country. Four band, two from
Council Bluff, one from Walnut and one
from Avoca. ,rhd tw fife and drum corps
made thing lively with their mulc.
Kicrelsea I.ate In tartlaat.
Owing to th . late ;. hour, at which ! th
parade started it was 8:30 o'clock before
th meeting at th New theater opened.
. Tne hol,Be PWted a pr;ty ploturd with
It elaborate decorations, comprising the
j national color of . the Fatherland and the
I adopted country of thM celebrating
of their ancestor. In th. Un.tSS
State. The stage Wa tastefully decor
ated with palms, fern and ross. - -
George F. Scheer .of th local, executive
commute made the opening address of
welcome and In th absence of Mayor Mac
rae, who is on the sick list, Councilman
Oscar Yonkerman had the distinction, as
th only German member of th city coun
cil, of making the -address of welcome on
behalf of th city. . Alol '. Backer, . editor
of the Frele Presse and chairman of th
local executive committee,' 'mad "th " re
sponse. Th oration of the evening was
by C. Zwanalg, editor of th . La Sail
County Heraid, Ottawa, 111., who epok on
"Th German In America and Their
Achievements." A musical program was
tendered during the evening- by- Covalt'a
orchestra, fh ' Orpfreil Simtln" club of
Omaha, th Ladle' Orpheus, th Omaha
Maennerchor. Prof. Max. Bavniefster, Prof
Ritchie, Mis Irene Van Noy and Peter
Laux. - , .-. -.-
Th entire proceeding were In German
and wer enjoyed by a gratherinf which
filled th lowr floor and baloony. - .
Th featur of th celebration today will
be th . historical and Industrial parad at
10 o'clock, th formation of which will b
aa follow: .
. . , ' Hlatarloal Parade. ' ',
' Polic department.
" ' Covalt's band. .
Carriage To form 'on east aide of Pearl
: street from Willow avenu to
Broadway, facing south.
Float No. 1 Herman.
Float No. -Karl the Great.
Float No. 1 and No. I to form on wt aid
of Pearl, right on Willow avenu.
Avoca band and delegation.
Denlsoo delegation,
Treynor delegation.
, Float No. Fried erlch Barbarossa.
Float No. 4 Stueben.
Float No. 3 and No. 4. to form on aoath
side of First avenue, facing east.
Mlnden band and delegation.
Manning delesratlon.
Mlneola delegation.
Float - No. ' William the First and Na-
' poleon.
' Float No. Germanla and Columbia.
Floats No. B and No. to form on north
. aid of First avenu faoln eaat.
Walnut band and delegation.
Carroll delegation.
Teutonlo lodg No. I, Bon of Herman.
Band.
- Delegation on horseback.
Float.
., ., i . . Band. . .
..rioata.
Floata to form on Sixth, atreet headed for
First avenu to go eaat on
' . First avenue. '
'.After' the Parade the cene of the festlvt
tle will be transferred to'lAk Manawa,
wher during th afternoon a pro arum of
hooting, race and other sports will be
carried out. Th celebration will be brought
to', a. dos tonight with 1 dance In .Danish
hail. :
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:V .r .headquarter for. flu pianos.
No matter what may b' your need we can
apply it. .We offer you a, lln of piano
Uat ar fully tested and w guarantee you
satisfaction In th' purchase or an Instru
ment from us. Call on tie. Yon mousy
will go farther here than anywhere els.
Easy term - if desired. Bwanson . Music
Co.. 407 West Broadway.
SEE OUR SPECIAL DISPLAY IN OUR
NEW BUILD1NQ of th Monarch malleable
Iron and steel range. ; Th only perfect
rang on the market that last and give
satisfaction. Keller-Farnsworth Furniture
company, 111-13-15 West Broadway, Council
Bluffs, la, ... '
-A grand opportunity to save big money
oa your piano purchase at A. Hospe Com
pany, J South Main street. Council Bluff.
; .Him Ctsara Aalat Wsrtk.-
Davtd Steven of Bereaford, 8. D., reused
the arrest of Paul U. Woerth of this city
at 1 o'clock Monday morning. Th rrt
wa made by the pdllc on Information, con
tained In a telegram from Stevens. Latr
in th day Woerth wa released, no charea
having', been, fllad against him. - ' '
,Vhll returning from Dakota a f?w day
ago Woerth met on "tne train th lS-year-old
daughter of Steven, who. with a girl com
paalon. ;had ba attending the Coth palac
t Mitchell, B. D., for three day. Woerth
and th girl went to tgloax City, whet. It
1 (aid. they stopped at the same hotel.
Falluse of tha girl to return horn started
&arpanU ig oof a tront drisk,. . Aa
mad, ther U sot drop of alcohol ia It.
non-alcoholic took and alterative. ; Aek
your ova doctor about your taking this medi
cine for thin, Impure blood. Follow hia ad
vice every time. Heknowa. Trust Dim. -
i have a nmal We svbMaa f O.lnrC
hrniiMraii MrprertieD. twekl. sie.
her father on the search, and he located
her In a Hot-l In Plotm City.
Stevens on reaching Council Muffs had
a talk with Wotrth and then returned to
Sioux City. Hi daughter In the tn.mtlmo
had been placed In the care of relative.
No charjre bring made sasinft Woerth he
Whs released.
Our facilities hr unexcelled for doing S'.l
kind of carpet work. We will .take up
your carpet, clean It. refit It to another
room and lay it. Prices very moderate.
Try . The Council Bluff Carpet Cleaning
and Rug Manufacturing company.
CENTRAL, FLOU'R-M IS. Every sack
wsrranted. Central Grocery and M-et Mar
ket. Both 'phone 4.
For Imported wines, liquors and Bud
Wetser beet go to L. Rosenfsld. wholes!
liquor dealer, UJ South Main tret.
TWO tiAVIV'-E: M ITS ARE BKTTI.F.O
One Uriel Oat of Manama Disaster
and Other Oat of Railroad Wreck.
The damage suit, brought by Mrs. Chris
tina West of this city against th street
railway company for the drowning of her
daughter, Marie Louise West, U Lake
Marawa, on 'July 4 of this yct when a
portion of the platform of . the Kursaal
collapsed, was settled In district court
yesterday by the company paying $L00.
Mr. West sued as administratrix of- her
daughter's estate end the settlement was
approved by an order from Judge Macy. -
The suit of Mrs. Ellen Murphy, adminis
tratrix of the estate of her deceased hus
band, against , the Kurthwestera Railroad
company was also settled, the railroad
company paying tft.ooo. Murphy was an
employ of the Northwestern railroad and
was' killed In an accident at California
Junction on June 3 of this year. The order
empowering the administratrix to settle the
tilt on the 'terms named, wa Issued by
Judge Macy.. '-, . . ,'
Walter Monroe, colored, Indicted on a
charge of forging the name of the Clark
Drug company,' by which he was employed
a porter, to a check which he succeeded
In cashing In a Incsl saloon, entered a
plea of guilty and was sentenced to nine
months in- the penitentiary at Fort Madi
son. Monroe Is a colored man of mora than
ordinary education and attainment. He
formerly resided at Atlanta, Oa., wher h
passed the civil service examination and
wa In the railway mail service for eight
years, but lost hia position on a charge of
Insubordination and neglect to pay an in- .
debtednes. He fought the case in Wash
Ington but lost. He also occupied a clerical
position in the probate court In the south.
He Is said to have a wife and family In
Chicago. f
John Johnson, Indicted on a charge of
Indecency1, escaped, on 'a plea of guilty
With a sentence of one dy In the county
Jail, Judge Macy taking Into account the
fact that. the. man had been behind the
bar of, the county baatil since June 4.'
An-echo from the recent countyscat fight
In Mill county wa heard 4n th district
court here yesterday. Alleging that th
board of supervisor had gerrymandered
the county by. redisricting, Jmei A. Swobe
had brought suit to set aside the acUoq of
the board and i have th division, of the
county Into upervuwr' district declreo
void. Th hearing waa on a demurrer of
the defsnse to the petition which' was
overruled by Judge Macy. , . -. ..",.'
. Th following additional Juror - for tlx
present term and the regular petit Jur
panel wer drawn, yeterday:. -c"
Ford Cart v." !c.'.. Council HHifr--y-r An.
deraon. Honey Creek: Juliu Joe. hoix "Coun
cil -Biurrs; hiogan ouren. Council1 Bluffs,
Ned Mitchell, Council Bluffs; Sam Dob
son, Council Bluffs; John McMullen, Coun
cll Bluffs; John Eppereln, Council: Bluffs.
R- Groneweg, Council Bluff; B. Oa Davis,
Council Bluffs; Frank PhllMpe, Councl
Bluffs; H. A. Doner, Council Bluff; John
Valller, Council Bluff; L. F. Murphy,
Counoil Bluff; John T. Mulqueen, Council
Bluff.
Regular panel for October term:- J.- H
Kinta, J. U. Norton, George M. Alllng
ham. . H. Swart. William Hamburg.
H. W. Keellne, Council Bluffs; Herman
Kirschoff. Keg Creek; Charle O'Neal.
Harvy Crispin, William Walker, Rockford:
P. C. Engl. R. C. Hatswell. HArdlni John
Darnit. Norwalk; Henry Blumer, Mlnden;
Han Trede. James Leonard, Neola: N.
Bwanson. Creseent; Chris Lleb, John
Walsh, Garner; F. H. Shulti, Silver Creek;
F. Parish. Hasel Dell; Joe Mackland. C.
M. Axtell, Boomer; A. H. Huella, Wash
ington. All-Week Blar Demonstration.
Continuing Monday morning and lasting
all week, w will demonstrate the, Cole'
Celeiaed 8 teal and High Oven Range and
Cols' Original Hot Blaat -neater; all in
operation at our store. 41 8. Main St. t.M
et of cooking utensils free. Paddock A
Handschey Hardwar Co. . .
WHEN GOING TO BUILD, GO TO GEO.
A. HOAGLANT), THE PIONEER LUM
BER MAN OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. "14
60UTH MAIN STREET.' TEL. i)6. '. . V
Ovraei' 5a Maay, . . .
Must sell modern six-room dwelling near
hlfh school. Tel. . Charle T. Offlcar,
41 Broadway.;
Pictures for wadding gift,
ander, 133 Broadway.
C. E. Alex-
N. Y. Plumbing Co.(Tl. SO. Night, L6l
Real Eatate Traaatera.
These real estat transfers were reitorted
to Th Bee, October L by the Pottawat
tamie County Abstract company ot Council
Bluffs:
Ellen F. Clogston and husband to
Chris Jensen, part of lots and 7,
block 17. Mill add. to Council Bluff,
la., w. d , tS.SuO
Lucy P. Kimball to Kdward Blakely,
lots 6 and . block M, Beer's sub
division in Council Bluffs, la., w. d.. 1K)
Ora Anna Deuel and husband to Fred -L.
Deuel, lota 3 and 30, -block i.
Webster's First add. to Council
Bluffs, la., w. d
Anna- M. Gerlach and husband to
Marl Lorensen, lot a, block Si, Bay
Its tk Palmer s add.; lot 27, , block
. IDghland place, aud lota 14 and
Hi, RIl subuivlsion of lots 27 and
2, Johnson' add. to Council Bluffs,
1., w. d
Charle Schmidt, Jr., aad wife to
Andrew JC Andersen, lot 11, block 12,
Bently, la., w. d
Elisabeth A. Spooner to Fred ' and
Ida Opllnger, aS4 of tot (. block 17,
Hughe' 4k Doniphan' add. to Coun
oil Bluffs. Ia., w. d
Iowa Townstt company to H. Herms,
lots -1J and 14, block 11, MoCleliand,
w. d..
Agnea. Folsom to C. D. Dlllln, lot t,
block 7, Street'' add. to Council
Bluffs, la., q. c. d
800
SOU
3U0
5U
110
'Eight transfer total. ...... I..,.'..
If you need a sewing machine or want
to rent a machine or want your machine
repaired, call oa Williamson, at 17 South
Main street. H haa machine to rent from
lie up.
All person knowing themselves to k
indebted to Duncan 4 Dean or th Duncaa
Shoe company ar requested te rail and
settle at one.
'MALONET'S
PEARL ST.
NEW LOCATION. M
Dlahtkert la Sckool. ..
A ras of diphtheria In the Plerc street
school caused th closing of Ml McPhsr
sen's reora yesterday on order from City
Physician 'Rio. Th room wa fumigated
and It 1 expected will, be ready for the
cl t arsembl again thl morning. Ethel
Crelln.v 111 Llnoola. avenu. I th pupil
who waa 'found to b auffertng from diph
theria, ,
Bom of th member ar not satisfied
with th action of the hoard at its larl
metlng.'1n not taking some sctlon on th
report of the insurance Inspector on the
boiler t the North .('.ichth street school.
The report was to the effect that lh
lwller wss badly worn and probably was
not over three-eight of an Inch thlrk In
places. The boiler. If wss stated, In the
report, might last another year yet and
might -not. The recommendation of the In
spector was that a new boiler be installed.
One of. the members of the board. peklng
on the matter yesterdsy esld. "We have
no right to Ignore the report of the In
spector. If the holler "needs replacing the
cost should not hinder u. We hnve no
right to Jcopardhtc the lives of the children
In that building. If the boiler should ex
plode. 1 take it the board would be crimi
nally liable. In view of the nnture of the
J report of the Inspector. 1 trust the board
will see that It Is Its tint y to lftke -some
action In this mstter at Its next meeting."
re sal.
' A GOOD PATINO SHOE STORE, DOING
tl.JOO A MONTH. WILL INVOICE $3.X.
SPLENDID OPENING. DUNCAN . t.
DEAN, a MAIN ST., COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MALONET'S
PEARL ST.
NEW. LOCATION. H
MONDAY. OCT. l.Ncw classes- orgaa
Iced In Western -Iowa vollege.
Case tJoea atate Court.
Judge Smith McPhcrson of tile .1 'lilted
State court handed down hi decision Js
terdny sustaining the motion of the-plaintiff
for the remanding to. the district Court
of the personal Injury damage suit of Mrs
Louisa Reed against A. U. Gaines and
other supposed bwrtera of the 8a pp block.
In which Mrs, Reed was severely Injured
In an elevator accident a year ago.
Taffy - leaisa Opeat,
Come to the Purity Candy Kltchon.
Angel food taffy, yanky peanut and ttcxt
good butterscotch now on our counter.
Home-mad candy I always the best. O.
C. Brown Mfg. Co., 144 Broadway.
We sell the Red Cros Rase Burner, the
Round Oak Heating 8tove and the Quick
deal Range. See us before you buy. Bwalne
A Maurer, 33H-S3S Broadway.
Marrlaaje License.
License to wed were Issued yesterday
to the following: ...
Name and residence. Age
r. K.. umi. tttnah 4'
Catherine Dempster, Omaha 45
Clarence 'Harrison, Omaha,,..'. 77
Luolla M. Thomas, Kansss City ".....21
Claude Bernard Matthla. Council Bluffs... a
Cora M. . Gertrude . Hitchcock, Council
Bluff t 22
ThaaT SloaT .aad Rob.
WATERLOO, Ia., Oct. J.-(Speclal Tele
gram.) Cato Holden of Denver, Colo., was
a victim of highwaymen Sunday afternoon
while, walking from Washburn to Waterloo.
The thugs slugged and. robbed him and loft
him Insensible, taking 6 in'" cash. Holden
waa visiting relative in Washburn.. Th
stranger asked him for ' tobacco ' and
matches' and when' he refused' the blow
wax dealt. A posse of fifty farmer organ
ised to hunt for the thugs, who eecsned
In a corn field. The Waterloo nolle ar
Investigating. Holden wfll recover.
Mr. Cass Daageronsly III.
WATERLOO. Ia,, Oct 1. (Special Tele
tram.) Mrs. 8. F. Cass . ot Sumner, I.,
mother of the Cass brother, owner of th
Waterloo, Oder Falls eV-iNorthern railwsy,
was stricken' with aBje$jr Sunday. . She
U unconsciou and hr recovery-la doubtful.
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V: Ca.aio. at - YJHfatj Clty.T . V" '
IOWA CITY. Ia., Oct. 1. (Special Tele
gram.) Speaker Jose-jTarinon addressed
1000 people here tonlghf en the. Issue of
the dy. Ho left here, tonight for Indiana,
where he open the ianVpain. (
Iowa Mew Notes.
- ATLANTIC The Oreietie' Japanese base
ball club defeated the Atlantic Grays here
In a double-header game by the scores of
i to 8 and to 0. - '
BOONHc-Caleb Warnarj an Tld resident of
this city. Is a prisoner m the oounty Jail,
Awaiting arraignment on a charge ot crim
inal asssult preferred by the parents of
13-year-old Augusta Anderson, neighbor
of Warner.
PERRY Perry I to hav a "home com
ing day." Some day In October will bf set
aside for the event and invitation will be
extended requesting all former residents to
return home. It Is stated tbt ther are
one hundred Perry families in Des Moines.
Roast ox will be served, m true southern
styie with an the barbeaue attachment.
DUBUQUE Ralph Johnson, aged 10
years, climbed to the top of telegraph
pole and took hold of a wire, which proved
to be alive. Hi hand were terribly
burned. HI feet swung to another wire,
where they were held, the shoe burning
off and the' skin being severely burned. It
Is expected that skin grafting will be
necessary In order to restore his hand
and feet to usefulness.
ATLANTIC The democratic' County cen
tral committee met Saturday by advice of
member of the state committee, who were
here some weeks ago, for the purpose of
filling out the blank places on the caumy
ticket, ther being over half the places
blank. In place of tilling out the places,
they hsd hard work to keep aome on the
ticket already nominated .' and adjourned
without dunng anything, i A large number
of the old line democrats, who were dls-
f, leased with the action ot tne. convention
n not putting a nominee In the field
against C. A. Meredith, the ' republican
nominee for representative, who Is a Cum
mins man, at once started a petition to
place a candidal for representative -on the
ticket. They have already received enough
signers to the petition, and C. M. Blakesley
of Anita, one of the strongest snd staunch
est democrata in th county, has signified
his willingness to stand fur the nomlna
tl. . Cabal.
a newly discovered region, rli-h in siIv.t
and otlier metals. Is conveniently reacliea
by the Grand Trunk Railway System.
A well prepsrej booklet descriptive of
the section will he mailed on application
to George Vf. Vaux, A. , I at T, A, Grand
Trunk Railway System, 13a 'Adams, tre t,
Chieago. ; . -. . ; '
AUTO . STRIKES TRACTION CAR
Little Uaeahter af Joseph Jf. Phillips
. of Desyer Is Iasfaatlr
Killed. " ..-
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DENVER, t'010.; Oct. I. A large nigh
speed automobile In which Joseph M. Phil
lips, hi two small daughter and Thomas
Close, a brother-in-law, were riding, col
lided with, a tramway car nsar.lhe ' cen
tral loop this afternoon. The fore of the
collision threw the entire party -1? Hie
street, and Norma, .the t-yrar-old daugnter
of Mr. Phillips, was Instantly killed, be
ing crushed to death under the whiols of
th afreet par. Ruby, a younger ulster,
escaped with alight Injuries, but Close waa
cot so fortunate. . He waa removed to hi
horn m an ambulance and wss attended
by a physician. . Phillip escape without
injury. The automobile mas mnshel into
a shapeless mass.
xjaasaro nrraiotAJia ravBacmtaa
a ess . a walkus uu tnruk cm
Th formula I th production of the!
moil eminent stomarn. ami oowei special
ist of Europe.
it xa eoiauTiig to cuaa
All stomach and bowel troubles, ludirea
tloa. dyspepsia, constipation, nervousness,
catarrh of th stomarn and bowels, -flatulency,
bllllonaoeaa. liver complaint. tc.
It stimulates the anDetlte. nu rifles tl.a
blood and tones up tbe entire system, one
box quickly proves Its worth. !o.- at
Brandeis aitd Sons' KoeKm Htote, Drug
Iept., or send 10c to us for Isrge sample.
Roaa at Walker. iect. B. II Iearborn ft.
Chicago.
THE characteristics that have made Blatz Beers world
famed are an invariable feature of each brand.'
Whether your dealer offers you Blatz "Wiener,"
"Private Stock," ''Export" or "Mucnchencr," you will be
sure of a beer that s brewed for quality along cither
Bohemian or Bavarian lines by the Blatz Process.
And it's this very process that's the answer to the much
talked of Blatz Character that "peculiarly good tAstc".
All of the fundamental Xnd essential elements of nonest brew
ing are only the "setting" on which is built Blatz Individuality.
If you're a lover of draught beer keg beer you should
cultivate the "Blatz Sign habit,". . - 1
Bottled Blatz is available, or should be, in most first
class places. Ak for Blats Private Stock.
Telephone Douglaa 1081 or drop a postal to Omaha Branch,
OJ-10 Douglas 8L, Cor. lib. for caa delivered botae.
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, The celebrated brands Private Stock, Wiener, Muertchener)
and Export are
Brewed Exclusively by
VAL BLATZ BREWING CO., MILWAUKEE
Last Big La
in Oklahoma
Over a half million acres of agricultural lands will be opened -to ettfemeiit'tljiVi. '
fall in Southwest Oklahoma. .'.'T 'v.:'esi
Tlie Quarter Sections will be sold to the highest bidders. . . - .-iv!-- r
Minimum price, $5.00 per acre, which is a very low figure considering the richV. l
ness of the' soil in that portion of the New State. ' '
" Purchasers must be qualified homesteaders and comply with homestead law .ai ''
to residence, cultivation and improvement. ' '': ' 'r",.v..
Terms are reasonablePurchaser has the privilege of paying for his farm in . ,
five equal annual payments. ; i' T r ' '
' The lands are mostly rolling. prairies, well watered by living streams, ; .'..'
Corn, wheat, oats, rj e, alfalfa, cotton and all kinds of garden products 'and fruits,
of almost every variety can be grown in abundance. - ' .
This opening will be the best opportunity to get a jgood farm at your 6wr price
ever offered the homeseeker. . " ' ' '- ' v. V
You cannot afford to miss it. " : . ,' , ' ' . T V" V v
: . You shQuld Jo$e jxq time in getting on the ground either to selectia' Mslnesi?loaiiili'.''i
tion or to familiarize yourself with the lands on which you' intend to bid,,.;." ., ... ;T. -Cheap
rates first and tlnrd Tuesdays of each month ' via Rock , Island-FrisCd : ,
Lanes, only direct route to
Ask any Rock Island
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Rock Island-Frisco Lines;
TROOPS TO START THURSDAY
EUrtnth Cavalry Oats Little Best After
. Return from ManeuTsr.
WARDEN W, A. HUNTER OF ANAM0SA DEAD
Or. K. V. Kplaaey Haa Aeecated Presl
deaey of Xv ' laaaraace Company '
Have It Headtiaartera
l,t'lea;o. , ;
tFroiii a Staff .Correspondent.)
DKM MOINF.a, Oct. 1. (Special. The
greatest activity exists today at .Fort les
Moines ami preparation are being ruslied
for the Eleventh I'nlted States cavalry to
embark for Newport News, where It Ims
been ordered to report. Colonel Earl 1).
Thomas today said Mint he expected the
two ' squadrons ' to get away from be
Moines by about Thursday of this week
and he expects shortly to be In Cuba.
The Eleventh rejurned from Fort Riley
Sunday. Early this morning Colonel
Thomas wa busy with order from. Wash
ington and issuing order for the prepara
tion for the trip to Newport New. He
ordered the veterinarian to examine every
on .of the horses that were on the trip, to
Fort Riley end to get them all in sliupe
for the trip. He Issued or dor for all of
ficers on leave of absence-to Join the regi
ment at Newport . New. Such officer
are Captain Tampklns, Parker, Long and
Lieutenant Taylor, Cooke and Cox. Colo
nul Thoinaa la making alt preparation to
leave Des Molne Thursday night and ex.
pecta to embark Immediately on reaching
Newport News and to sail Saturday.. Five
train have been ordered by tbe depart
ment at Washington to transport the
troops. The train will all be short and
will be ordered to make fust time. Tlie
first squadron has been ordered to remain
for post duty, and will be under .coirimand
of Lieutenant Colonel .Murray, who haa
been detailed In Washington for rifle In
spection, but will return to duty - with his
squadron at once. AH telegrams to aud
from Fort De Moines bearing on the
Cuban situation and th preparation of
thex Eleventh to report there for duty
are marked, "Cuban Intervention," and are
sent under especial rush orders. It wss
expected till today that all three squad
ron wou'd be ordered for duty and that
only, a small detarhed fore would be
left in charge of the fort. Officers'
steamer trunks brought In .from the trlp-i
to Fort Riley are not being unpacked, but
are left 'ready for reshipment.
. .. Wardea Healer Head.
Warden W. A- Hunter,- for twelve yeara
warden of tbe Anarr.oaa penitentiary, died
at his home in Anamosa Sunday. Ar
rangement for the funeral are not com
pleted, but will be Wednesday or Thurs
ndOp
RICH LAND FOR FARMERS
the Big Land Oiening. - ", '- ,;
agent for pamphlet giving complete information.
JOHN SEBASTIAN,
Passenger Traffic Manager,
Xa Salle Station, Chicago;
or Frisco Building, St. Louis.
day. Mr. Hunter was the first to abolish
the lock step and Introduce the system ol
grading prisoner according to mer't in
the Iowa penitentiary.. He has for years
advocated'the Indeterminate sentence law
and advocsted making Anamosa a reform
atory for prisoners of from 18 to Ml years
and first offender, keeping In the. front
rank at those favoring improvement and
new methods In prison manugement. -
- Mplaoer Ha e CoMtpaay.
Dr.' E. C. Spinney, who wa li Den
Moines todaV. Kaiil that he hud 'accented
the position of president of the BankersH
t'nlon of Chicago, n new Insurance com
pany and has resigned from the presl
dtney of the Hankers' I'nloii if the World,
a Nebraska company with headqinfrtera at
Ointiha with Which he was recently con
nected. Just what relation the new com
pany, will bear, to the old is not explained
by Mr. Spinney now. It I understood
frcm him, however, that the ' old com
pany will do no further buslnrss In Ne
braska. , ,
To Test Association Hairs.
The rules of the relief department of
the Burlington railroad will be given a
test In the district court here by a suit
filed tiday by Myrtle Maxwell, adminis
tratrix of the estate of Dan Kelleher, in
seeking to collect payment for his death.
The Burlington road Is the only roud in
the state that maintains such a depart
ment. The association claims that Kel
leher violated some of the rules of the
association. .
Bold tbe BherlsT Fa ras
Anthony Flora waa arrested In this city
today on a warrant sworn out by the
sheriff of Mshaska county, In which he
la charged w(th selling th farm belong.
Ing to the sheriff without authority " from
the sheriff. - Th farm I located near
feel the exquisite thrill of motherhood with indescribable dread and
fear. Every woman should know that the danger, pain and horror
of child-birth can be entirely avoided by the use of Mother' Friend,
a scientific liniment for external use only, which toughens and renders
ptiauro su me laris, anu mmm
assists nature in its sublime. Y fj
work. Rv it aid trinuaanda . I I
of women hare passed this 1111'
waastat frtii an urfa .u " staf
And -without nin. nM t t-
kaf r1 Kv A
j w.u.n.a. ww. UWKVI piltTICBp t I
alue to all women sent free. Addresa (i
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BOOK CONCERN'S NEW POUCY'.
After This Month Methodist Orsaalsa,
. Uoa WIIJI Be pmt of l-nttod ,
Typothe-ta. i .
CHICAGO. Oct. r.C-iThe 'Rdelt "' RlVer'
conference of the ' Methodist Episcopal
church, In session here . today, approval
the action of the Methodlst' Book 'eon-'
cern In granting an eight-hour day to th
printers. . .?
The book concern" submitted 1 a; -report
embodying it aetldn' anO sAj'jng .tiist ' It
had never opposed the principle' of an
eight-hour day, but condition had -been'
uch heretofore a To make it Introduc
tion Impossible. After November 1 an
eight-hour day will be Inaufurateil, In all
department of th business and the beoa
concern -will withdraw - from ..-th' I'nltad
Typothetae of America. .
NEW YORK. Oct. l.-'Nearly .M prinU
ers and other employed by he-MethodUt
Book .Concern In this city and Clneinautl
will work on an elgbt-hour du ials,.,b
giniiing November 1. This' anmrunseerient
was made today by Eaton aV Main, aaenta
for th company. .... .a. . . ,
Ak-lsr-Bea Visitor
Can have mall addressed -to Th Omaha.
Bee. W wiH that It la properly. eared
for. ' Open day and night. ; '.'' ';
Ml a Barolaar at Tnus.oIls, Wyo.
THERMOPOLI8, Wyo., Oct. 1. The large
coal mine, twelve mile nortb of (hia piece,;
owned by Samuel Oebo of Montana, -I
burning flertvely and seems .doomed. Alt
th men working In the mine escaped la
safety. '.:;;.' . , ... -
la the Joy ot rha hooaehold, for wftbod
it no happinesa caa b compleU. Jow
aweet the picture of mother and babe,
aneela amile at and commend the
thoughta and aipirationa of the mother '
bending crer the cradle. The ordeal throngb
which thn expectant mother muitpaii, how '
ever, ia ao full of danger and uflering that
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