Nebraska Newspapers

    TI1H OMAHA DA It A NEK: TIUIKSIUY. -OCTOHKU 11. UKWi.
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HORSES AND WAGONS FOR SALE
MTJ.Y rarrtag. hntse, S year old; will
kiT n, account of party l-avtrg city.
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so. 16th.
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Union Facinc It. R. Co. land In
Kansaa, Nebraska. Colorado
And Wyoming. Fin farm and
ranch land a.'.
WTO 3 PF.Il ACRE.
For - Information regarding
lands and special excursion
apply-to ." " i
JiSn AGEKCY r. P. R. K..
ffprpt. B.- . 818 8. 15th St.,
' OMAHA. .
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NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Office, 10 Pearl St. Tel. 4S.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE
l Orah, Nrbrssks. October 10, 1S0U. Sealed
proposals, m triplicate. wlU lie received
! litre and t.y quartermasters- at the potna
nmH herein, until 10 a. in., central stsn-
Isrd-time, NmTmbwW, Mm,- for furnish.
Davis, drag.
Clark's.' aodaa.
Stockert aella carpet.
Fin engraving at LeffeH's.
Ed Rogers' Tony Fsust beet .
Get those new photos at Schmidt
Plumbing and heating, Bixby A Eon.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director, "phone W7.
Woodrlng Undertaking company. Tel. 339.
DIAMONDS AS AN INVESTMENT.
TALK TO LEFFERT ABOUT IT.
TINNERS AND PLUMBERS WANTED.
F. A. SPENCER, 168 W. BROADWAY.
Bee Stephen Bros, for fire brick ar.d flra
clay, tewer pipe, titling and garden hose..
Superfluous hairs removed permanently
by electrolyse at Graves'. h6 i'earl street.
Do you want It done right? If you do let
Tiorw.ck, 211 R. Main, do your papering,
painting and-Interior decorating.
A carload of ausrar doesn't last us Ion a.
No Wi.nacr we eeil It so cneap; II pounds mo;tng about donwstalrs. After
1. Union Pacific Tea company. awhile Mr. Smith suggested to
I pay M per ton for casl iron; mixed iio
BURGLAR BRINGS HIS NERVE
Em a Qniit Little v bat With Uai Hi
Froceida to Bob.
VICTIM'S WATCH NOT TO HIS LIKING
Vetera! Other Robberies and Attempt
at Robbery Reported to the Pn- .
lire. One of Them Oat In
the Country.
Mr. and Mrs. . D. Smith, Ninth at-
bla for Mr. Hicks' financial difficulties. H In Council Bluffs and as caught going
experts to make a satisfactory settlement j through the rooms at the Grand h itel, hut
with his creditors and continue In bunlne. succeeded In making his escape. ,
OAMH BHOTHF.ntlOOD RAMtt ETKll The Knabe piano Will cost you more
' ' 1 money than any other piano made, be
After
la
Day of Raalneha f:venlna
Devoted to IMensnre,
After a busy day's work deliberating on
the reports cf the several committers the
delegate) to the Danish Brotherhood con
vention wer guests of honor at an elab
orate banquet tendered them by the local
members at the Dodge Light Guards'
armory last night. Covers worn laid for
4V. among the guests being many mem
ber of the order from the four Omaha
lodges, the South Omalta-lodge, the Lin
coln lodge nnd that at Bdomnr.
Prior to the. banquet the delegates and
vllstlng members assembled at Danish hall
and from there, headed by. a band, marched
to the Carnegie llbrnry. which at ttie invi
tation of the-board of trustee they In
spected. From there they marched to
i the banquet hall at the armory. The pn-
trrday morning by the noise of someone i r""c n" ""po-.ng
cause It Is the besl one. ""und" only ob
tainable at A. Hospe Co.. South Main
street. Council Bluffs.
..Menu..
CUPS OF CHEER THESE
I
Don't fall to sec the Red Cross base ,
burner.- Let us show you the Eclipse
grate, the only stove made with the '
Eclipse grat Swnlns Maurer. J3 Slid,
iH Rr.vtdway. '
Cnoofy .nndny -lil Contention.
At a meeting yesterday afternoon of the
executive committee snd officers of the I
Pottawattamie County Sunday School as- j
soclatlon arrangements were, made for hold- j
lng the annual Sunday school convention
Monday and Tuesday. Octobet :'2 and 3, nt
Neola. The convention will, open Monday
evening and close Tuesday evening.
Hot LtMnoiiacle 10c
Hot Chocolat 10c
Hot Maltetl Milk 10c
Served with Whipped
Cream and Saltin Biscuit.
Hot Ue-ef Ten 10c
Hot Clam Bouillon 10c
Hot Tomato Bouillon. . .10c
Tasty, Nourishing and
Refreshing.
Hot Chocolate ami Kgg.l5c;
Hot Malted Milk ,and
Egg 15c
Oyster Cocktail 15c
Ovters always fresh.
CLARK DRUG CO
O. j
Ing trhelfed corn during the fiscal year end-.-;
inn June 30, J907, st Omaha (j. M. depot.
Forts Crook. Omaha, nnd Robinson, Ne-'-
brisk; JerTofseu Hat-rack. Missouri; Forts
i Leavenworth- and' H. ley,-Ksnssat Ewrts D.
"' A. RiMiseit, 'MarketiCift and 'Washakie,
Wyon-lng; Fort Des Moines. Iowa, and
Fort M';ade, South Dakota. Proposals for
delivery,- at, other places will be entertained.'-
Ifc 8. res(tves right to reject or
accept- nnj'or -all proposals or Irty part t to ault you. we make a specialty of frain
infrciH, imyrnniinFTi lurniBnra on ei'pii.
tlon tirt. or to quartermastrra at the Sta
tions named. Envelopes containing propos
als should be marked '"Proposals for Corn,"
and addiesscd to Major Jit. Orny Zallnski,
C. Q.JI.' OctlO-ll-12-13Nov-
listening I ln 400 ln "'
his' wife J- c- Jen"". t"
resident of the local lodge,
that it would n.rh.1.. h. tw.st for him . to iuKlll.!iPr aiua lll-eier ... rar-
stove, as; rags, iWc per lb.; rubber, 7c: , , . .. , . monies at the banout. The principal
copper, 14c per lb. J. Katelman. S"2 Main. "a. r,ore ne na ume, ,.Uw,e, . h . President
bum phones 600. to get out of bed a door of their bcdroo.rt ' W re mMn ,,y, 8,'P""'" 1 " '
W. h.. ,h. n. 1 n..m. on.ned nd In wlWt Mr R.,rBlar. I H" 'P0 "n rlle Danish
' uiuuni iiinru . tnuuuug I r oil, v. 1 iiu ie,
Trof. W. R. Mannmgof Dis Motnca. st.iterAYrirTC VHT CATKFlFfl
field worker, will be In nttondance and d- I VUJ I IV. I J 4tUl Jrtl Ul
llvr several addresses. Former County At
torney V. II. KUlpuck of this city will . -make
an address nt the opening session ! Mimbef ef Thim kit the fcnnreme Conrt
mi jLsi.ainii.jiinaiMHiimiM.nwi a niiaiiiifasBrffWTBSFsmSfcfglHlH)l.l,.,'I.Wl.'AjiE
i j i - 1 i
menis to seiect from in the west. BheMey seeing Smith was awake and sitting up In ! "- Bopnus . teu urn
c . Lane Marble and Granite orka, il. K, .- , ., ... . ..Wh. ... editor of the Danish PUneer, whose
r.a si xra.iis.r Cminnii i. bed. the burglar coolly said: hero ere . , ... ...
MSI uroaawaj, Council fclufls, la. . . - ,. . ject was "Denmark, " and Attorney W
Snail we frame that picture We can do rox,r clothes? The coolness of the In-
It li .,.lt vn m, ni.ii. a n r.t tril.tor truiW Mr Sirllh K .iimrln anri h. MynSter OI tniS City,- WHOSe topi
his
pROPOHAie rvR horses and" mules.
Chief - Quartermaster's . Office, Omaha,
Neb., September. IV 1. Sealed propo
sals. - rw -triplicate, will bs received , at this
nfflr until 11 o'clock a.. m.. central
taMard 'tuna. Oetobar 14, I90S. and thenl
opened 1n f 4h presence of altiding
bidders, to cavalry, -artillery, riding and
. draft horsesi lso drstt- and pack mules,
for delivery at Omaha, Neb., or other
prominent -tallrosd points. The animals to
conform- tn specifications for cavalry and
artillery horses and n.iiles. .. United States
reserves right , to accept- or. reject any or
all psbpttsals or any part .thereof. Par
ticulate and. blanks for. .proposals w ill ba
furnished -on -application. F.nvelopes con
taining proposals to he Indorsed "Proposals
fvr liorsea- or Mulejs," a rut addressed to
C'lUf Quartermaster, . Department of the
Mwnr, .Omaha. Neb.
V .'... ' 813-U-Ii-U. il0-Um.
ing piciuies.
Let US do It. we know the answered the mi.rv hv nolntlns- to
-ruin lliv Will Clt5 BH11HI.VIUIJ-. V.IIUU' . , LI , , K . .
dl Kluffe 1-ulnt. Oil and Uiaas Co., Merriam clothing on a chair near the bed.
bioctt. Picking up tho garments the burglar
Rev. Henry DeLong performed the mar- calmly went through the pockets
Mage ceremony yesterday tor Roy J. Hob- and was rewarded by finding a 2-cent
sin of Hastings, Ntb., and Marie Kuny ,. n,K h r.r,,ritri
of uscetiia. Nen.; also for Hugh W. Comp- ' ,u . Omaha, after a tour of that city, at Wash
ion or Lrf'ittn. feh.. and lorencs M. Mew i"" tiuiu.-. m.i-k un inr in.n . . .. , . ...
hall of xnden. Neb. fellow then crossed over to tho bureau,
sub-
. A.-wua
"America." Several Impromptu talks were
; mnde during the evening by other mem
bers. I This afternoon the visitors will bo ten
dered a trolly car ride through the city
and to Lake Mnnar.i, winding up In
Monday evening, and on Tuesday evening
Riv. XV.' B. Clemmer, pastor of the First
Christian church of this city and pi-eel-dint
of the association, will deliver his
annual address. Officers for the ensuing
year will be elected at the Tuesday after
noon session.
The special topic to l pushed st the
for a hew Trial.
ELYDENBURG CASL MOST PROMINENT
Under peculiar circumstances we make and. picking up Mr. Smith's watch, pro-
the following prices; carpets, per yard, Zic ceeded to examine It. Tho timepiece wis
and up llnoieum. per yard, one. and up; oil- ...,,, , , , . . , ,
cloth, iwi and up; stove tiitierns, 7uc and nt h "king, so he laid It back again
up; sink boards, wood lined, 7:c and up. D. with the statement: "That Is the phoniest
vv. Keiler, Kii South Main street. ticker I ever saw." He then left ths room.
A chance for a bargain, do yuto want lt7 shutting the door carefully after him.
As soon as he had recovered his breath
ington hall, where they will be guests of
honor at a banquet given by. thp members
of the order In that city and South Omaha.
This morning the delegates will have their
photographs taken In a group at the north
entrance of the county court house, where
I two Inrgo platforms were erected for tho
I purpose ye.aterdi-5'.
Several Others Convicted of Marker
n.ii.i . - I
convention this year Is the organisation , ,.,., Asktnar
of the home department In every Bunday i
aehn.,1 Rnorlal tro. n III be laid on this I PnrdonS,
branch of the Work of the association.
Rev. XV. B. Clemmer Is president of the
association and E. II. Olcndorf of this city
Is secretary and treasurer. Rev. O. O.
Smith, pastor of the First Congregational
church, la chairman of the county execu
Uvo committee. Rev. Henry DeLong Is
chairman of the hotiae-to-honse visitation
committee, and Mrs. M. E. Smith Is chair
man of the home department committee.
OFFICK ' CONSTRUCTING ' QUARTER
ruaster, 'Frrl t Leavenworth, Kansas. Oct.
I. ' 19U& Sealed proposals," hi triplicate,
will W re-cetved here- untit 11 a. m.-,
eentral time, rlovember H. l'JOSi- and then
opened, for' constructing the following,
buildings, Including plumbing and electric
wiring: Two' Itables, one- double stabla
guard " ftirtldlrrg, eight floitole sets 'non
commissioned staff officV-rs' quarters, one.
engineer wtrrkShop, ' two pontoon' sheds, at
Farf .avsnworth,' KanSanrs-Full Irtforma-
rn ana Dwmt liirms rrjpoHiti rurnisnen
pprtcatioit to- tms ome, wrrcre pi ana
. i . V. a - TT 14 - J
pcciucuni7nn mm. v w orrn. viiikr-u
. reserves the rlgh'r' to-' accept or ro-
ttct any- of. an proposal er -any part
thereof.- Envelopes- to be-"indorsed "Prd
pVtsnlf for Pifhrlc Bufldlrgs," and addressed
to. CaDfajri ;'PeteJr' Mdrray. Quartermaster.
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FOiiT. 'iiftADZ. S. D-, Sept. 14, 1906.
Beajed proposals In trlpucate for construc
tion, pfumblng. heating, electrlo - lighting
and electrlo" lighting fixtures for one (1)
eomiaiyy batack will tie received here until
I p. rn.. October' IS,1" 15. '.' Information ' fur
hiahsd upon appllfcatron. Plans and sped
floauons issy be seen atr Quartermaster of
fices, Orna-ha and Denver, at this offlca.
United States Teserres right to accept or
T.iet' anr or'OJi nropesaa or any- pari
Should bo. marked "Prooosais for barrack,
Tort Meade,, 8. D.." and addressed Major
R. b. Turner, constructing quartermaster.
IV?..--' -S-14-l.iT-li Oct-U-12
tio LEGAL 'NOTICES-:
PKOPoeicu iiu&mit utiu-nal amcisu-
MUNT.
Tho following proposed -amendment to
tho constiiutiou or tns biate of iSsOrasaa.
oa herematter set forth In lull, is suo
mHtsd to tile electors of tho btaio of No
bmaaa. to- bn- sotwd'Uuoa at tne -general
Kbtton- t4 4l -bold -Tuesday, Npvauibet" a.
e. v, --v..- ......
Bo lt-eiiacud by vrhe Legislature of the
Ctato ef Nabraska:- -
Section. L. -a Irhat at tho general election
(or state and legislative ofucera to bo held
on toi lueoaayauccseu-ug - iu w.i wuu-
osjr iu i.v.-wu.i -mw, . .. f
vision bo proposed and stibinitbrd to the
lecqpri of he atato as an artiwuUmsnt w
Ui. constiiuiton. .
Secuoa "t- There shall bo a State Hallway
commiBSioai'iOunaiating of three members,
who shall kx itrat elected at the general
lanMnn in lisJtL whose terms of oftice. ex-
ceui uwso ohoaen at ths tirst election under
this provision, shall ba six ysars. and whose
ovmpeusauof auau ueu-v.u vj m
tfvt the three commissioners first elected,
the on rectsavjng -the . highest, number ot
votes -shall hold -his othuo.for -six years,
the next highest four years and the lowest
o). ur. Th. Dowers and duties of such
commission shall Include the regulation
of rales, -service - and general -ooturol of
.r,mr,.n rarrinri th. -leKlalalure may
provide by la. But in n. absence of.
specific lgliai.K , ins winmisnun u
exerctsa ths pweis and perform the duties
onua-.atVin jms pTovi.ion.
CLs.Hi.r x. That at said election In ths
year l'JOti, Off in Da I lot ot eacn eiccutr voi
ig thereat, there shall be ptintea or writ-
1SU the woras - ;rnr luiiwiiuuuh nnivnu
Atr.t. With ' fefsrsnce to Btate Railway
JU-mmlsslon" '.; and Against Constitutional
1 nendnvaat,' with refmeuce to Stale Kali
wV oonuplaslon.'' And If a majority of
all yotes cast Xald election snail be for
such am-Mitl Jik tUe same aliall bs deemed
10J1D'a,'Os' uShk.-Veeret.ry; of In, fftat of
Nkbraskej -do TMsretty certify that the lore-
goirtg-isapr"'ti intendment to the -constltu-
no-n ..f ti RtSte
eorrtct -Wpy bf " the "orlamal enrolled -and
.nattniwd bill. passed bf the Twenty-
nlnrh sesiloh pf the legislature of the Bute
bill on ttie in tills office, and toaj. said
..wf amendment fa auomitted to the a
led. votens.'OC. ths State vf . Nebraski for
thxii-' rtri,fion or'relecUon at. the genera
Utcflud to be held on Tuesdiy. the th day
XiL tetUoon-,. wtitreof. I' fcavs hereviotij
set my.taitd nd. affixed the teat seat ot
the Stste of -Vevsska . ' .- ...
Dwu. 4t Lincoln this Mth day of JOly.
In the. yea.r o our Lia On Thousand NlnS
Jiuiulioj a ad Six. of the Independence cf
the United, JSJiUs ,lS One Hundd .S.n
Thlrtyi-Second. and of the stitte- the
Fortieths. A. OA LI SUA.
(Sral.V'; i- - 'Secretary ef Btjt
Aal-Me-8epl'i-'NW7)ct.U-ts- .,
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The business sessions yesterday were de
voted entirely to a discussion of the re
ports f"-m tho several committees. As to
the readjustment of the Insurance pla
It Is stated that it was decided to Increase
the rates between the ages' of S3 and CO
the ninety Unys' time; otherwise the mem
ber would be dropped without further
notice and his Insurance "become void.
Unilt merely suspended the member and
did not Invalidate his Insurance.
A reduction ln the salaries of ths supreme
We have a large stoca of carpet and mat
tine remnant-.- mii.t irt rl,t of them! will
sell at most any price. Stove oil cloth Mr. Smith started downstairs to Investl
from -Joe to 40c a sqharn yard; cocoa floor gate nnd discovered that every room had
umis, one io k.w. Btoc sere carpet. -u. ,i.n.M v... ,,. i..,in
One thousand pounds home made candy. . . ..... , .
Opening csnay eaie Kaiurday at Purity ",m -rc. 'or money, in.
candy kitcnen. Hdinemane candy pic a only thing found missing was a small
I K 1 11 ml UllllArfil nlrh 11W. nOtind. Pea.- larv.t nialnl talr-n t,mn r Awm In t,A
n . r'; hIUO iPOU?dn8n,oe,rll., hall hat rack. The fellow had entered the a"a ruc a., ai-es-ents-pam witnm
ins Broadway nouse ny forcing one or tne Kitchen win-
The case against J. V. Black, chief cook aows witn a Jimmy, and he evidently made
at th. 1 -fi 1 1 1 m i I rt.Btnlir.nt. rhnrff.il hv bl. .lt tha sum. mrmv Th. nnl w. s p.
Ml Bessie Bundy. employed as dish- noUne(j nn(I ofnwll soourrt the nelBhbor. "eretorore nonpayment wiuun the- time
using obscene and profane language In her hoos h"t without result,
presence, was dismissed In Justice Field's . Bveral other Robberies.
vui w j v- r-1- -o usa. j via iiiu iiuii v a u a vjkf--.. - i n . . , ( ,
cuung witness. ' L"B lnun "l n nour I,er --"e ourgiar offlcertr was also decided upon. It Is stated.
Judge O. H. Scott and Deputy City Clerk ,ert tne smith residence an attempt was Heretofore the treasurer had boen recelv-
Waa ding ton went hunting Tuesday even- mads to enter the house of M. A. Wicker- Ing 10 cents per capita and this is to be
nie ln an automobile. The result was . .,, cm ... j , ,
Judge Scott was not on hand yeaterday "--" ..u. ..... --- ' b-ohh ume ms
morning to preside over police court. . A nwii ..mmiit.-'i uy mo nwi.. rn.nu ai. uunq is io Lie ruiwa irum m,-jw io oe,VR-ii in
telephone message from Honey creek, once proceeded to Investigate. Reaching view of the rapid Increase of the mem-
Whe.r.t-Te utomobil. ."i.'aJ!iedtfl the window from where tho nolso had ap- bershlp during the last four years. The
quested Justice Gardiner to act for Judge . t ,,. w. . , ....
QgQlf ... t ... jjsr-awi wjta aAJ, ui isjliiai-o ll Dmsi as. Ilia,! i UIIIUII cvm ciw j s iro in v it syeaaia a, hid cx u-n ui AO
On the showinc made bv the attorneys acrosa tho yard to the .street. The screen cents per capita and this fs to be cut to
for the street "railway -company that the had been torn off and marks showed where 16 cents. The president's salary of 2V4
large number of damage suits had - pre- th. bura-lor had Inserted the llmtnv and cents per capita was left unchanged, but
of this case at this term of court. Judge was evidently in the act ot prying it open vice preaiurn-.. .nu ii-:re-.oiorB use re-
Macy yeaterday granted a continuance of when Mr. Wlckerstiam- appeared on the ceivea no remunerauorr, re to receive one
the personal Injury damage suit 'of Mrs. ,c),ne and frightened the fellow away half a cent per capita. The trustees, -whose
".VZ. h"- .Ti1 """S" YJ " l Jacob Zoller. the East Broadwav rrocer. Juty It is to audit the accounts of the su-
RiavTU uvuiirnri mi win, iiciiticii. - -
Becretanr Reed of tho Commercial club who reaides on piatner street, caned up
has called a meeting for Friday afternoon the polios lata Tuesday night, as he fan
at the club rooms. toconslder the proposl. .... ..-. . w . hunrlsr hidina- tn the
tlon or the erection of a coia storage plant . . , . "
ln connection with the artificial Ice plant garret of his house. An officer was sent
of the Bloomer Manufacturing company, to ths house, but the doors and windows
the prospects for one are now good. garret vmpiy.
Mrs- Anna McElrath, daughter of Rot. I Hamlst Hunter, a farmer residing east
Henry DeLong. who came here recently to nt the rltv on the Oulck
assume charge of the DeLong Industrial l -,, rnin, ,h. . ,M.r h.
school, has found tne work uncongenial r - "
and she and her husband have returned entered his house early in the morning and
ta .thejr . -former. .home In Randolph, -Minn. . after securing Hunter's rifle Intimidated
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
Dr"a MOINES, Oct. 10 One if tne first
cases to come before the Iowa supretiu
court st the s-cond period of the Bepie. li
ber term, which will opn Tuesday morn
ing of next week, will be the fsmi-us
Blydenburg case from Hardin county on
a rietltlon for a rehearlna. BUdeiuiurg
While not completed, tho program for wvln. a fe ,.nlenc. for the murder
inn convmnon was ouiunca yesieruay m mi
will be announced ln a few days.
B. L. and W.
This phrase, when applied, means the
best coal mined. We handle all the dif
ferent slses.
OUR WEIGHT IS OUR WORD. Iowa
and Missouri oak wood In stock at all
times. Brldensteln ft Smith. 'Phone 2.
llth Ave and th St.
N. Y. Plumbing Co. Tel. 350. Night, m.
This has proven a great disappointment to
Rev. DeLong, aa his duties In connection
with - his position as probation officer of
the Juvenile court make It hard for him to
give proper attention to the -tchool.
T. Atterbury who la svrvui. a sentence
In the city Jail as "trusty," picked up a
pocKetbook Tuesday ntgni on tne noor
of the Jail. It was found to contain $30 In
currency. Yesterday morning Barney Gar-
rlty, who had been picked up py tne ponce
Tuesday night In a state of intoxication,
was bewailing the loss of his wealth and
had no idea where he dropped it. lie was
ths members of the household while he
which, however, he failed to find.
Have you heard the good news? Our 1907
wall paper patterns are coming tn and you
will be right In it If you let us do your In
terior decorating; and when It comes to
painting, wo do not allow anybody. to beat
us ln furnishing good materials and good
work. Now Is th best time to paint, the
Insects ar all gone and the weather nicely
overjoyed when told of Atterbury' find ettled. Let us figure with you. Jensen
and rewarded ths trusty with 12, paid hi
fine out of tho balance and left the Jail a
happy individual.
Miss . Mary M. Wadsworth, daughter of
Attorney and Mrs. 8. B. Wadsworth of
this tity, will leave today for New York
to enter Barnard college, th women's department-
of Columbia university. Miss
Wadsworth last year attended the. Uni
versity of Nebraska, where she became
a member of the Pt Beta, Phi, and at on
of Us meetings met the national president
of the sorority. About a week ago, much
to Miss - wadsworth surprise, sne re
A Nicholson, 231 Broadway.
For imported wines, liquors and Bud
wetser beer go to L. Rosenfeld, wholesale
liquor dealer, 619 South Main street.
Pianos.
W are headquarters for fine pianos.
No matter what may be your need we can
upply it. We offer you a line of pianos
that ar fully tested and we guarantee you
KA Tl :. r"..nf,,-n" -.ti-fsvctlon In th. purchase of an Instru-
ship at Barnard, th gift of th sorority.
A Great Excitement.
We are making th lowest possible price
on . wall paper Th latest pattern. , W
will make you the-lowest figure If you will
let us do the work. Guaranteed to be first
class. Council Bluffs Paint, Oil and Glass
Co., Merriam block.""" . '
Yes, we do sell sheer muslt; two cata
logues ot thousands of copies at 10 cents
esch; also do we sell pianos at very rea
sonable prices, considering ihi quality.
Bourlctua Piano ' House, 336 Broadway,
Council Bluffs, where the organ stands
upon the building.
C- Hafer, Council Bluffs,- la., i presi
dent and his son Is manager of large saw
mills In Oregon. When you buy from
him, you save the middleman' profit..
Age.
zr
'$500 REWARD .
TOu WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ..
Notice. 4 hereby - given- -that pursuant
to' a resotwHon basaed- by -the Board of
Coafl'ty- Comntlsstcners of- Douglaa county,
:Jniha. Tn -Wednesday, October 10.
'Ht.sOiCa .rewaf'd of JMU Will paid by said
S COUnty or in. ur,mi.,i ..ii,iii,n..
-- ' of th perprotrators -of either., of , th
A. rrmes by which Miss Josle Rummelhart
f tnd H. G- Burka-.lost their lives.
Omaha, jseo.. uri, io. isus
.... IX -M. HAVERLY.
; : - , -County-Clerk.
dl ::-. "-' A' ' .Oil dlt;
Marriage Licenses. '
Licenses, to wed were issued yeaterday to
th following:
Nam and Residence.
Frank Thompson, Omaha....
Caroline McMte, omana
Claud K. Hlnman, Council Bluffs.......
F.dtth J. Fonda. Council Bluffs
RoJ. Hobson. Hastings, Neb
Marie Ktrby, Osceola, Neb
J. C'. Pruett, Council Bluffs
Nellie Harrison, Council Bluffs
I Hugh W. Compton. Leigh, Neb
Florence M. Newnau, Mi wen. itto
ment from us. Call on us. Your money
will go farther her .than anywhere else.
Easy term If desired. Swanson Music
Co., 407 West Broadway.
THE MOST-UP-TO-DATE RESTAUR
ANT IN COUNCIL. BLUFF8. GOOD SER
VICE AND HOMHi COOKING. The Calu
met restaurant, 620 Broadway.
preme treasurer and secretary, will here
after each receive as salary one-half a
cent per capita. ' ) "
There - Is no getting around tl. when
you buy anything of John Olson, 739 and
T41 West Broadway, you" get Just what
you order, whether you order over, the
'phone, or leave the order lat the store.
Ha does not handle anything but .first
claas groceries and'-sells! tthem at th
most . reasonable , prices tslble. , .
: v; ;,,v" "" 't
If you want a good position,, finish a
course mt the Westeiti iowa 'rollegn. ) Day
and evening school. Enrdnj'"at spy tlmo.
'Phone for Information.,'", , .' ',
2 H 5
;A. Metaarnr A Cu.
New Location of Wholesale Bakery. ,
61 Mynster Street. Co. 'Bluffs,' la:1' :
Home-mad Bread a Specialty,
. . Visitors Welcome. . .
of his wife. The supreme court has af
firmed his conviction, but the court was
divided, which has given tho deiendntil
hope that on a rehearing other members
of the supreme court may be won over.
The first day's session of the court will
be devoted to oral argurpenta on cos s
others are cftses of J." C. Do ley of .-this
city against the company, lo v.hlch hv
SiX-ks to recover property' which he cairn
he was Induced to trade f r gold stock on
false- representations.
Aside from the rare - thai K' to. he
orally argued.' much Inttixst rtttichrs- t
this sitting of the coin c .(or .Mm; Jt i'.son -that
the Amsna car-, submitted sotm tlm--ago,
snd the franchise case -mf- the- -TV s
Moines Street railway, tjbmltted at th
lust sitting, may b? dr-ctdrd by hp court
and. the decisions handed down .at .tills
time. The Amnua case Involves the r'ah'
of the Aivmnn society, me nf the fnoSl
unique rrllglous organisations In existence,
to continue lt existence. '
Kite AeU tor Pardnna
Five appllcatlont. for pardons for IttV
sentence nui.d.rs have been made tQ Ui
governor to He laid before the next leg;s- '
lature. At the last session of the legisla
ture there were a dosen or more applica
tions made, but a great part of them were
withdrawn because of tho fact that th
legislature was composed of the same men
na had compo":d the ' rcjlslature before
and which bad refused the pardons.
The two Ralnsbnrger hrOtlvri. Frank
and Nathan, were among the flrst to put
In their applications this year for a par1
don. The papers linve been file with' tile
governor snd. according to the law'. "Ihc
fact that they are to ask Che legislature
TWO ARB IVDKTKD FOR MURDER
Dr. Gadd and H. B. Dickinson Accused
of Killing; Irene Blydenbnrsrh.
DE8 MOINES, Oct. 10-Dr. E. E. Gadd,
a welt known physician, and H. B. Dickin
son, a prominent Insurance agent. Indicted
for the murder ' of Irene Blvdenburah.
pleaded not guilty to the charge in district P' and for a long time eluded arrest In
court today. Gadd Is out on bond and , tn soutn.
Dickinson claims he;. will b before night, j The Gladiator Consolidated Gold Mining
The men are Indicted Jointly. Their de- and Milling company, which has made a
fense will be largely technical, as neither record of being In the Polk county district
has denied acquaintance with the murdered
from Black Hawk and Hardin county; tne , .,, pardon them must be advertised In the
second day to Boonv, Wehster, Hamilton I newspapers In th county from which they
and Story county' caaes: the third day to wiro IK.t cured ami also ln ths newspapers
Butler. Winnebago, Cerro Gordo and Polk, n p,,s Moines. The, Rainshargera wer
county cases, and Friday and Monday to j sentenced from Hardin county. They were
Polk county cases. In sddltlon to the , desperadoes and a number of crimes ar
Blydenburg murder case, Polk county has,
as urual, several murder cases to, be
orally argued. Among them Is the Charles
Thomas case, sentenced for life for the
murder of Mabel Scnffleld of Maxburg,
and the casi of Nel Mathews, a negro
who got drunk and shot two or three peo-
GREEK 1 HELD FOR.. ROBBERY
' . . - .
Charged With Picking; To Focketboolt
of Anotber.
Ttoy Green, the alleged hotel worker,
and all-round crook, arrested Tuesday by
Detective Weir, will have .to answer a
charge of . larceny from a building, an
Information accusing him of the theft of
SUM having been filed yesterday in tha
court of Justice Gardiner by Frederick
Evers, proprietor of a. rqecry and; meat
market at 2311 West Broadway.' The theft
Is alleged to have been committed Satur
day evening last.
girl. . They claim, however, that the girt
herself -performed the criminal operation
which caused her death and that they were
Imply seeking- to save her life.
Murder Wltnease Disappear.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Hilltaa, of 1907 Clark
street, this city, stsr witnesses In
Blydenburgh murder esse, have disappeared
and the authorities here profess to know
nothing of where they are. It-was to their
homo that Miss Irene Blydenburgh.the mur
dered girl, was taken and the operation
completed.. ' Following the discovery that
the girl died from a criminal operation they
felt the disgrace keenly. It is believed
they have, gone away to escape the odium
of the notoriety the case has brought.
There Is a report to the effect that they
have gone to Council Bluffs.
Work on Electric Line.
Work began today on' the Kelly-Ams
section of the Fort Dodge, Des Moines &:
Southern Electric railway. The Inland
Construction company of Chicago has the
contract for doing the grading to the river
nesr Fraser and for laying the track from
Kelly to Des Moines. According to the
contract the grading must all be don on
the Kelly-Ames section by December 13.
The gTadlng from Kelly to Des Moines Is
already completed and the work of lay
ing the track will begin next Monday.
Ions Gets Worst of It.
Dairy Commissioner H.' R. Wright has
asked the low railroad commission to
make an investigation of the rates on dairy
products. Ha has discovered that to ship
'a 109-pound can of cream from Webster
City to . the creamery at Dubuque costs
j 47 cents and to ship a 100 pound can from
Webster City to Chicago costs but )
Is twice- as
court more times than any other person
or concern. Is on the docket for three
oral arguments. On Is the case of the
company, against A. "L. Steele, ln which
an effort was made to get a Judgment
against an attorney of this city In order
to offset one that the attorney got against
the , the company for sen-Ices, and ths two
tfreen entered th. F.ver. store While Mrs.
.... .n. m .hinr a -heek I ce"t. though the distance
for a customer. Not havlpg .ufflcient , f-1" This Is ruining th trade of the pu
chang. ln the money drawer, Mrs. Evers j creameries and a large number of
and creamery men ask for relief. .. . ,
Matter In District Conrt.
The llsrUM personal injury damage suit
of Edward Haefner againat Charles H.,
and Al. Hubsr In the district court did
not reach the jury yesterday, as had been
expected It would. Much of the time yes
terday was devoted to the introduction of
expert testimony on the running of gaso- book and failed to notice It
had to take some money from a pocketbook
In which she and her husband kept a re
serve fund. ' After cashing the check and
before she had time to replace the pocket
book in the drawer, tha .telephone rang
and Mrs. Evers absentmlndedly placed the
pocketbook on tha counter while she went
to answer the call. While. Mrs. Evers
was so engaged Green, It Is said, left the
store. Mrs. Evers forgot about the pocket-
as nilirtg
line engines. Tha sausage mill. In which until "her husband, net-lng the check she
th plaintiff lost th greater part of his I had "cashed lying on the counter, aaked her
right hand, wa operated by a gasoline
engine. At the close of the introduction
of testimony, th defense made anothtr
motion to take the case from the Jury
and the court took the matter under ad
visement. Th following additional Jurors were
... 10 drawn yesterday for tho present term of
7 ' court: William Rich, Lewis township;
n;
V -
v I MS.
Realty
Bargains
r . e . i - r. .-?-' '.
. ''TW ' UteM Vvry 4aj) :
- , by .watching tha aa-.
nouncemenu In THS
BEE' ft- Want Jul Co.
w . r. -I . t. '-t ' .
i i
Will Moore, Omaha
Kdna Ixiyed, Omaha
C. A.- F.mpkle, Council Bluffs
Love Bouquet, Council Bluffs
W. C.- Moore, Council Bluffs
Mary L Westlake, Council Bluffs. .
For Sale.
A GOOD PAYING SHOE STORK, DOING
ttsOl A MONTH. . WILL INVOICE
SPLENDID1- OPENING. DUNCAN- tt
DEAN. MAIN ST.. COUNCIL BLUFFS.
about it. Looking in the drawer ahe -discovered
the loss of the pocketbock con
taining between $150 and tiso In bills and
a number of check and receipts, and it
then flashed across her mltir that she had
left It on the counter whan answering th
telephone. At the time, however, she did
not suspect Green. '
Shortly after the discovery of th. lov.
U.rm.n Clrnt. tlarlr- n.. n...... , i
..25 ; "'f i of the pocketbook Green re-entered" the
a; M. Hough, J. H. Watklns. Neola; Forrest ,., by the door end purchased a
..in Smith. F. F. Evere.t, Walter Still. Joph ,oaf ot brettfl. whe ,no
"I9, .ble'. : U, Kt'e-A 6 1rallh- J- " ;book. stripped of the currency. buVw.th
V- rimiK on uuvntaii, 1 . Ilisrr, Li.
" K T' Shuh'1' F. H. Keyes, F. O. Gleason,
"22 H. Luchow. W. 8. Cooper, F. M. Williams,
.. IV O T.vlnr 3 P D.i-I I w r........ ' "
"iJ a itn.n a' a trirV r-.,i. 'r.,.,-. I bread was wrapped up for him.
..3 Ida May Sirkler was granted a divorce
from Alonso F .Slcklt-r and the custody of
their two minor children. -
I the receipts and checks ntlll In It, wai
found by Evera on a cracker Ijox ncu-r
which Green had stood while' the loaf of
laid to their door. Both asked for pardons
at the last resslon. . c ., ' . " '; -. :.' .
Thomas W. Watsort and TVllllam Tools,
both of whom asked for pardons at the
last session, are asking pardons .at this
session. Tools was nnt to the penitentiary
for a murder committed In Sac .'county Snd
Watson for a c-lm committed 4n- Mills
county. In addition to th four men,-
tloned there Is this year a petition for .par
don by John Penny, who was committed
from Emmet county . 'in 1"99 for 'a -murder.
He did not ask. a jiardpfl .a.t. fhe 'last, 'ses
sion. ." - . - -
Alonso Robblns, '' wrtS lust yesr .ked
for a psrdon, died August 2? of. consump
tion. .".. -- '
If you. want to sell , real estate qiickly
advertise in The Be Want Ad columns! ;
.Goes elpht iims aa far
when you use .
ThtStortjefX
Htart
.Best BreakFast
Food
yiTOS,
If ron have been asing
the ordinary 10 cent cereals
because Pillsburr's BestBreak-
fast Food Vltoa costs 15 cents.
last figure with us for a moment
and see where tha true economy
us PiiisDory Vltoa contain two
pounds of tha "White Heart of the
Wheat," and when easily and quickly
prepared makes IJ Pound! of delicious
food a package of the ordinary cooked
aina osuauy contain! aDout ft l a pound.
ana costs yon id cants or about 1 1 cents
pound. TiUsbury" is a nam that really
means something tha world over in the
wheat food line. A food equally
gooa id summer or in winter
Never sticky or
lumpy.
Ask
your
grocer.
Strike Threatened nt lovra City.
IOWA CITY, Iu., Oct. 10. (Special Tel
egram.) The local printers' union has
served notice on master printers that
unless wages are Increased $2 a week
and an eight-hour work day adopted they
will walk out Saturday night. Th em
players refuse to accept terms. One hun- i
dred men. and five shops will oe involved I
in the strike. ,
all.
Woman Dies front Acid Poisoning;.
FORT DODGE, la., Oct. 10. (Special
Telegram.) Mrs. A. L. Eldal died today,
as the result of drinking caroollo acid
with suicidal intent on September to.
She. had lingered between life fcnd death
since that time and though conscious
steadfastly refused to give any reason
for the-act.
WHEN GOING TO BUILD GO TO GEO.
A." HOAGLAND. THE PIONEER LUM
PER MAN OF COUNCIL BLLTFS. 721
SOUTH MAIN STREET. TEL., 246.
Owner Heeda Money,
Must sell elegant lot on Glen avenue;
also good dwellings on Seventh street, near
Bloomer school. Tel. . ' Chas. T. Officer.
411 Broadway. '
CENTRAL FLOUR-41.15. Every sack
warranted. Central Grocery and Meat Mar
ket. Both' 'phones z4.
Picture for wedding gifts.
andr. r Broadway.
C. K. Ales-
, Real Estate Transfer.
These transfers were reported to Th Be
October 10 by . th Pottawattamie County
Abstract company of Couacll Bluffs:
Barauel Kata and wif to Morris
Bernstein and Max L. Wolfson. lot
IS block 4, Bayllss' lat add.; lot 11 -and
U, block 1!, Pierce's subdlv.,
and lots 11 and 11. block 20. Mulilu's
aubdlv, w. d 1,600
Pomona Land and Trust company to
Laura Ma Maxflejd. lot 11. Beldun
suhdiv., w. d 1,
W. H. Dixon to J. P. Greenshlelds,
net nei Js-TS-44, w. d .
A. L. Richs and wlf to fl. McKnight.
lots 1 6 and a. Quick Park add., w. d.
Green had been living on, Twenty-rlftb
street for two month and was known to
Evers merely as Green, and when , ha re
ported ths theft to th police he mentioned
Green as the man he uspected, but It w(.s
not until after the arrest Tuesday that the'
suspects Green, and Roy Green, the man
whom the police hud been seeking for Over
a month for the Grand hotel Incident, wer
found to be one and the same party.
MALONEY CIGAR CO., 30 PEARL ST.. I Green was to have bad a preliminary
COUNCIL BLUFFS, 1A., DISTRIBUTERS hearing before Justice Gardiner yesterday
ruK.THK ROBERT BURNS 10c CIGAR afternoon, but his counsel secured a con
AND LITTLE BOBBIE. OLD TIMES tlnuance until this morning., The woman
AND ERR1S 6c CIGARS.
Farmer Mysteriously Disappears
FORT DODGE. Ia.. Oct. 10. (Special
Telegram.) Adolph Houge, a prominent
Webster county farmer and the owner of
more than 1,000 acres of land, has mys
teriously disappeared, following a light
with , his hired man a week ago. Fou!
play Is suspected.
said to have been living with Green at
Avenue A and Twenty-fifth street disap
peared after his arrest, ' but by telephone
from Omaha made arrangements for secur
ing him an attorney.
Green Is known to have served a term in
the Nebraska penitentiary at Lincoln ard
Hello. Central, gtv. m. everybody on th. Ja!' "- C,'!'r0j"ah- an
wires. Tell th.m of our bl. candy sal. ?ther Hf iT". re'T
It win pay you to look over my stock
of phonographs, blcyclss and sewing ma
chines before you buy. I have som spe
cial bargains In bicycles. I rent sewing
machine. S. M. Williamson, 17 Bo Main et.
next Saturday. Home-made candy, 10c a
lb. Purity Candy Kitchen, 641 Broadway.
Opera House block.
from Jail tn Sioux City when he turned up
. Iowa New Kote.
TABOR The members of the local
Independent Order ot Odd Fellows lodge,
accompanied by the Tabor cornet band,
went io Kidney touay to help Sidney lodge
No. 91 celebrate its fiftieth anniversary.
All the lodges ln the county were guests
of Sidney and two programs, una at 1:30
and one at 7 p. m. were given. An ad
dress was given by Past Master Z. A.
Church in the afteruoon. In the evening
toasts were given by O. C. Starr, R. A,
Armstrong, George Moore, and addresses
by Dr. H. J. Piper and E. Kmith.
SIDNEY On Sunday, Frontier lodge
No. V3, Independent Urger of Odd Fellows,
celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of Its
organisation. There were six charter
members, hardly enough to fill the ottlees,
and none of them ar now living. Cap
tain W. S. Estes was the first nooie grand
and. James Knox, Jr., vice grand. The
anniversary waa largely attended, dele
gation of Odd Fellows and Rebekah
wing present from the various "towns
throughout the county. Frontier lodge
today la in a flourishing condition. It
has a membership of nearly 160 and owns
one of the finest buildings In the city.
Tailor Baabrnnt.
B. S, Hicks, who has conducted a tailor
ing establishment on Pearl street for many
. years, fllud a voluntary petition In bank-
(.Sua ruptcy yeaterday. He schedules his Ilabill
i tie at M.40S, while hi assets not claimed aa
" 1 exempt ar listed at 2,1'. Failure to ctl-
f 1 ' 1 I4 1 on book accounts Is said to bo responsi-
Homeseeker's Excursion
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Many points in the South and South- ',
east. Tickets on sale the 1st and 3d ...
Tuesday of October and November.
For tickets, rates and detailed infor
mation call at City Ticket office, 1402
Farnam St., or write,
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