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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: APRIL 28, 1907. COUNCIL BLUFFS Office. ! I'rrt St. Tel, 43. MHUR M EUTIO. Darts, dm. Rtockert sells rarpets. ltd RoiceTrt' Tony Faust beer. Fin enjrravtnr at I,effrt'. S Bi limldt elesant new photos. Plumbing and litln. ntxby &' Son. . Lewis Cutler, fun-ral director, 'phono 7. A W'ondrlnK Vndertsklns; compnnr, Tel. 13$. I 'I'RTEKSRN & BCIIOENIJtO BELL RUGS V J ' Dinner cards. Alexander', t33 Broadway. V DIAMONDS AS N INVESTMENT. TALK. TO LKFKEHT ABOUT IT. Knights and Liulle if fleciirlty will gfve a dance Friday,-May 3, Iti Maccabee haJL j Weddln and -engagement rings : at th ay-lent pn:e. u. ftiaume, zjh West llroad- High grade watched, wedding and en-giiKement-. rings, West Broadway, o. M.iUthe. - I . . When In need of ice call th Council Dlufrs Coal and Ice company. Either 'phone 72.v Wanted A gentle buggy horse that a' lady can drive, l.rtjo to l.ael pounds. Ruth, 'phone 1X2. 111 Sixth street. KCIHVEI8KR HOTTLED BEF.R 18 ElUtVED ONLY AT FlHST-CLAHS BARS AND CAFEM. t ROSENFELD CO.. Agt. Mrs. Jeanne DeRurharde. aged years, died yesterday afternoon at Mercy hospital. 1 hi- body will be sunt to Franklin. N. Y today. CARRIAGES ALWATB READY. CALL ;2TJ, BOTH THONE8, ORAND LIVERY, J. W. AND ELMER E. M IN NICK, PRO- PH1ETOK8. The Woman's guild of St. Paul's Fplsco- Ipal church will meet Monday afternoon at the residence of Mr. Emmet Tlnley on Willow avenue. Sumner ' Knox, who recently underwent an operation at the Fdmundson Manorial pf.spltal for an Injury received fii the Philippine campaign. Is able to be about galn. I The first annual dance given by the De- urrne or Honor, Ancient order or l nltl 'Workmen, will be held Thursday evenlngx Alay i, at the Armory, couples, sue; extra, 'lady, 35c. Whitley' orchestra. I can furnish A No. 1 diamonds, the clear est' water color, cut to sharp edges, not flat and no flaws.' A diamond ut to sharp edges gives mor reflection than on with flat edges. O Mauthe, 228 Broadway. Before get tin your upholstering, mat trev making, repairing and retinlshlng done, get the prices of the Morgan Up holstering" Co., 131 Uromlway, next to .Alexander's art store. Tel. for quick or ders, bell. 893; Ind., 870 red. A marriage license was Issued yesterdav to Kverett Kohler, aged 21. and Katie King. 'Aged 14 both from Tekamah, Neb. Th X ' ceremony wa , performed by Rev. Henry jm , lLong at hi "office In the-court-house rn f th pres3c of several relatives and friends of. th. couple. The funeral of the lat" Mr. 'Teresla R. Shlvely, wife ot CapUin W. T. Shlvely, will be held Monday morning at 9 o'clock from St. Francis Xavier's church and in ternment will pa In St. Joseph's cemetery. The pallbearers will be the flv son. W. T., R. ,C.. i. H.. O. B. and F. J. Shlvely, and the grandson of the deceased, 8. E. Ander ' son. CITY IS PAYING ITS DEBT IsiTtj-riTB Thouianl lsllars' La Than it Wai On Tear leo. BELOW TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND I0LLARS taxes wr collected, I a fot1trwr Real estate ,.. I .. Pronal property ' M-.T7 Railroads l.t'T Telephones .............. 6 14 Te4-Rrapk .w...... ISS Express companle 1.04 Total assessed valuation, one fourth of actual valuation t MC1.K0 Itsteneit of A editor Show Where B Maif? Went Which Was Collected for Hanala; Expease of City. " " V ' City Auditor J. F. MoAneney completed yesterday his annual report of the financial standing of Council Bluffs for the fiscal yar andlng March 81, 1907. It Is conceded by city official to be the most exhaustive and comprehensive report ever attempted by any city auditor of Council Bluffs and covers nine sheets of cloeeiy typewritten matter. Th report ahows that on April 1 the gross debt of the city was tl90.616.fO, from which must be deducted th cash balances In the several funds on hand, amounting to M.T72.S7, making the net debt J138.M4.lfl, which I $35,967.24 less than on April L 1806. The gross amount outstanding April 1, T907, on .Instruction, paving grading and sewer bonds and Improvement fund war rants ws 197.823.88, with cash balances on hand of 838.447.8S, leaving the net Improve ment obligation April 1, 191, 871.355.46. The cash on hand April 1 was: In regular funds 2'!I? 2 In Improvement funds -2. 7 In library fund 8,642. 3 Total cash held April L 1907 .... by treasurer 891.3R3.18 P. A. Spenoer. Plumbing, steam and gas fitting, furnace end. 'sheet metal work, galvanised Iron cor nice, skylight, tin roofrhg, gutter, spouting and repairing. Oreah and Norfolk furnaces. Firat-claaa mechanics In all branche. Both telephone No. 690. 168 West Broad way, Council Bluffs, la. - Need" any lac curtain 7 .. Befor ! yoti buy batter com In and seo u. W want to surprise you in price and quality. D. W.' KellerMOJ . "Main. ' ? . '': . Lady In sharge. Jarvis -liquor stors- J'Crttnplete line of Victor base ball g-oofls Petersen, ,4 Schoenlng.1, ':'., ' ... . .. Av4r - ? X t Bottled In borld whlnXt at Jarvla'. - AV . -J V " ' Statement of Warrants. -Warrants were drawn on the general fund and th fund 'for which- regular levies are made a folio ws ' , Kxecutrve-deportment. Bniartes. etc ! 11.060.68 Police department, salaries, forage and equipment ...-.. 20.351.84 Streets and alleys, labor, material and machinery 15,096.45 Fire department, salaries, forage and equipment ' 23.SSO.4S Blectrloal department, salaries and , equipment 2,112.55 Bnirloeer's department, salaries and equipment 4,985.98 City pound, salaries and equip- ment 664.21 Printing and supplies 1.224.88 Interest on debt on No, B fire houe 211.00 Health department, salaries "f physician, health officer, food In spector, aravenger fees and gar- bage disposal ,- 1,708.18 City hall, Janitor' salary, fuel, supplies and repairs 1,132.58 Repairs on city property, material and labor all departments 1,167.68 Relief tar California earthquake - sufferers , 800.00 Flro department, to tournament at Clinton, la 300.00 Special water works, attorney and engineer 2,onn.0n Oas and street llrMIng 14.097.54 Cltv sewers, salaries, maintenance - aOd repairs i ...i 8.532.71 .Judgments, interest and oost and ' x-ases compromised 6.RS8.88 Hydrant rental 12,960.00 Advertising, inspection and de ficiencies on My Improvements.. 18,114.10 Labor and supplies on Indian creek wr (Sixteenth avenu north).. ' 18.9M.17 City bridge, labor and material.... 3.219.39 Actual valuation of property as sessed $1S,7JS,4 Included In the abov amount Is agri cultural land, which pay no city tax, and 1W,0)0 on Union Pacific railroad bridge and part of Union Pacific mileage, which pays no tax for water or light. Illinois Central railroad pay no taxes on part of It mll ag. nor taxes for water and lights, and the same Is true of the Chicago A North western railroad. Numerous mannfactus Ing Interests In the city hare been re leased from city taxation by special ordi nance. . silver cup donated by th business men, of th city. It will be noticed that there are no bl;ycl events this year. The team to represent th high school at th state meet will be selected from th winner on Friday. This I the program of vnts: Fifty-yard dash, pole vault, 10U-yard dssh. 130-yard hurdl race, half-mile run. twelve pound hammer throw, 220-yard dash, run ning high Jump, 2?-yard hurdl race, twelve-pound shut put. 440-yard dash, dis cus throw, running broad Jump, mil run, class relay race. Aanowneene-mt, Dr. Magrarell Optical Store will be fully equipped and ready for business May 8. Everybody Is cordially Invited to visit our up-to-dat optical room and manufacturing plant. 10 Pearl SL, Council Bluffs, la. -To Whom It May Concern I wish to ay that I suffered a toe by fir at 1901 High street on April 21, 1907, on my building, stock of groceries, furniture and fixtures and household furnltnr. I was Insured In th Columbia . Fir Insurance company of Omaha, Neb. O. F. Richards. 410 . West Broadway, reaidofit agent. Their repre sentative called upon me the following afternoon and made a complete aod satis factory adjustment. I received my check in full for loss April 28, 1907. I will say that I found the abov named company very fair and Just In every respect and I am fully satisfied with the sottlement. I ndvls my friends and acquaintances who want good Insurance In a fair dealing com pany to patronise the Columbia Fire In surance company. Your truly, Samuel Grave. Jarvis, 225 Main. Both 'phone 136. Buy the Jewel gaa or gasoline stove. They are the safest. Petersen Ar Schoenlng. y f? City Scavenger - , I haul dead animals, $1.00 per head, darbage, ashes, manure and all' rub bish; clean vaults and cesspool. All work done is guaranteed. Calls promptly attended to. Ind. Phon 1229 Y Bell Red 1873 J. If. SHEntOCK y Total expenses for th year....2162Jl4.78 The receipt to the general fund for th year were a follows: , ' Received front- county treasurer," j ..from the 20m!l levy, direct taxa- ' ' Oon v,. ,., .$ 87.B.n Received from city , electrlolan,-' covering fe, permit,-etcj .; f,047.85 Received from city. marshal, fines. ' 'tsto.. fllreCt ...v... 13.807.20 Received from nolle and .lty Clerks, fines, license, permits, e , 85,626.03 Received from city pound, fee and licenses 963.75 Received from sundry minor source 111. 81 Total 89.194.65 The assessed valuation for 1908, on which A. A. CLARK & CO. LOAD MQHEY Oil H6RSES, CATTLE and HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE And any Chattel Security at one-half tho usual rates. Twenty years of gucreiwfal business. Corner Main and Broadway, Over American Express. . No connection with Clark Mortgage Co. Both Thone 817. jxro. T. TTBTLET. Mr. Matters In District Conrt. The district court Jury in the suit of Mrs. Elisabeth Flower .agntnst the Continental Casualty company,- which went out Friday afternoon, brought In a verdict yesterday afternoon finding fdr' the1 plaintiff In .the sum of ti(Oi . Mr. Fjlowor iled for 3.000 on a policy carried by her son Robert, who was killed by a Great Western train. Th policy provided that where It was shown that the holder was guilty of contributory negligence' th company was only llahl for 8100.' The verdict being $2 more than the 8100 vhlch the-company had tendered In settlement throws the coBts upon the defendant. At 2 o'clock yesterday, the Jury havlrg failed to reach an agreement. Judge Wheeler had It brought before him, when he inquired If the members understood his Instruction. ' "We all understand th in structions, but the trouble Is 'most of us understand them differently," wa the answer one of the Jurors made the court. .The Judgment of $5,000 obtained by Mrs. Louisa Reed of St. Louis against J. P. Oreenshlelds and other reputed owners f the Sapp block for Injuries received In an elevator accident nearly two years ago was settled yesterday. The record show that the Judgment was satisfied and the appeal, notice of which was filed, will not now be taken. While the amount received by Mrs Reed la not made public. It I understood that th settlement' a In th neighbor hood 4f 34,000. Miss Ulll Steece ha brought suit for divorce from Edgar C. Steece. to whom she wa married In this city December 6, 1896, alleging cruel and Inhuman treatment.- As on alleged Instance of cruelty she recites In her petition that her hus band dravs. her - -mthr I and ' her sister from"; the house. '. John McFarland lias filed original no tice of suit for divorce from In Garrett McFarland." No particulars ar set forth In th notice. Attorney Fremont Benjamin began" suit yesterday against Fred C. Smith to recover 8275 due as legal service rendered In th recent suit for divorce brought against Smith by his wife, Mrs. Carrie M. Smith. Beside an attorney fee Mr. Benjamin sets forth in his petition that Smith agreed under written contract to give him half of whatever amount less than 8350 Smith would be obliged to pay as alimony to hi wife. As the case turned out Smith escaped without being ordered to pay any alimony. Jarvis Is glad to show yon liquors. Hlarh School Field Meet. Th thirteenth annual field meet of the High School Athletic association will be held next Friday afternoon at Union Driv ing park. A feature of th program will b a relay race between th four classes of th school, the prise being a handsome Do you need lumber or building ma terial? We ship direct to th consumer and you avoid two profits when dealing with us. A chanc to figure your bill will prove what w have said. C Hafer Lumber Co., Council Bluffs. Ia. Jarvis delivers liquor free anywhere. Greatest lc saver on th market the Alaska refrigerator. Petersen St Schoenlng. Snaday Services. First Presbyterian church. , Rev. Marcus P. McClure, minister. Morning worship at 10:30 o'clock, theme, "The Citfc-;" Bible school at noon; 4 p. m., Intermedial so ciety, Helen McAneney, leader; 6:30 p. m., young people's service, "Christ In the Con tinent of Asia," Miss Kathryn Sim, leader; evening worship at 7:30 o'clock, theme, "The Potter and the Clay."- First Congregational church. Dr. Otter beln O. Smith, pastor. Morning service at 10:0, vespers at 5 o'clock, no evening serv ice; Sunday school at noon, preparatory services Wednesday evening at 8, Young Men's Fortnightly club Monday evening. Morning subject, "Voice from the Mul berry Trees;" vesper talk, "The Two Bap tisms." Special music. St. Paul's Episcopal church. Rev. It W. Starr, rector. Fourth Sunday after Easter. Holy communion at 8 a. m. ; 10:30 a. m., morning prayer, litany and sermon; Sunday school at noon; 8 p. m., evening prayer and sermon. Morning topic, "Tho Triumphant Progress ot Christianity;" evenlnr topic, "When Speed Is a Good or a Bad Thing." St. John's English Lutheran church. Rev. G. W. Snyder, pastor. Preaching services subject, "Th World Reproved;" evening sermon subject, "Always th Same." Bunt day school at 9:45 a. m., and young people' meeting at 7:15 p. m. First Churrh of Christ, Scientist, will hold servlc the auditorium of the pub lic library ling at 11 a, m., when the subject will !o "Everlasting Punishment." Sunday school will be at 12:16 p. m., and the usual midweek testimony service Wedncs- day evening at 8 o'clock. Broadway Methodist church, Rev. James O'May, pastor. Preaching services at 10:30 a. m. and 7:46 p. m.. Class meeting at 10 a. m. Sunday school at noon and meeting of Epworth league at 6:45 p. m. At the evening service the pastor will deliver a special address to the member of the Odd Fellows' lodges. Fly Time Com In sr. Repair your screens, screen doors, etc. 'Phone your wire order to us. Prlc per square foot, 2c. J. Zoller Mer. Co. 'Phone 320. 100-102-108 Broadway. Give ua your order for that spring car pet. Ws do the rest sew, lay and fit It right to your room. D. W. Keller, 108 8. Main. N. "Y. Plumbing Co. Tel. 250. Nlghf, L-696. Best la the cheapest. See Jarvis. Petersen & Schoenlng sell matting. Missouri Oak Wood. Chunk and split wood, large ricks, at 81.50. Brldensteln & Smith. 14th Ave. and (th St. Both 'phones 182. Jarvis store pur food headquarters. Boy la Jnvenlle Co-wrt. Of th six lads who were bsfor Judgs Wheeler In the Juvenile division ot the dlfltrlct. court - yesterday charged with breaking Into Olof Hakenren' store at 3840 West Broadway about three weeks ago and stealing 21 In pennies, five were discharged after a sever lecture from th court. Walter McClainey. 8412 Avenu C, by his own admissions was shown to be the ringleader, and Judge Wheeler or dered him committed to the reform school at FJdora. His mother's tears and plead ing, however, obtained for the lad a re spite of four days, and at the end of that tlm It I poislbl th commitment may Bertha Consolidated Gold ."Mining, Company (Limited) Situated in the Boundary Mining District of British Columbia Capital $375,000 in 1,500,000 Snares of 25 Cents Each. FULL PAID AND NON-ASSESSABLE. This group Is situated in the same district as the British Columbia Copper Company and the Dominion Copper Company and the Oranby Consolidated Company. The latter has paid upwards of $2,000,000 In dividends the past year. VK AUK OFFERING CKNTS PFJt SHAKE. logout) SHARKS OF THIS. STOCK AT 15 The company has set aside 500,000 shares of treasury stock for development purposes. 100,000 shares of this stock is , to be placed through Abbott & Devard. Neville Block. Omaha, at 15 cents per share. This property has been well developed; upwards ot 1,100 feet of work hs been done on this property. A well-defined quart lead, aver aging Z ;i feet In width and opened up on the lead for 170 feet, aver aging in value 120.00 to the ton. Shipments to the Granby Smelter gave returns of IC7.00, 157.00 and $37.00 per ton, gross. There are two other quarts leads In development, which give high values in gold and silver on the surface. There is alao a larte Iron lead, carrying values In told tnc silver and copper, which has every feasibility of opening into a iHtge -copper mine. The. group of claims consists of the. "Little Bertha" and the "Derby," which are both crown granted, or, in the American term, "pat eut " The Jasper and the E. P. Fraction a,re both owned directly by the company representing in all 128 acres. There are three distinct, parallel, vell-deflned quarts veins traversing the group. The Bonning Falls Power Company is furnishing electrical power to the rilues now operating in this district at a low cost. "The Hill Railroads and the C. p. Ry. Co. tap this district There Is an abundance Of fCrst-class timber for mining and domes tic purpores on the place, sufficient for many years to come. Tbe Kettle River passes through the property. this is a tunxei, rnopotsiriox And can b tapped at 700 feet deep the tunnel not exceeding 1,500 feet In length, cutting all leads exposed on surface, which Include three told and sliver leads. ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE PROPERTY THERE IS EX. POSFli OX THE SIHFACE A HIGHLY MINERALIZED COPPER LEAH, In some places being over fifty feet in width, carrying good val ues in gold, silver and copper, which will be opened up into a paying coptxr mine. This btock is being sold direct by the Bertha Consolidated Mining Company throngh their manager, Mr. F. H. Knight, with the assistance of Abbott ft lie vard, thus eliminating the usual promoters' divisions. After this amount of treasury is placed and a certain amount of capital is raised, every dollar of cfre taken out of the mine, less the ex penses, will come back in dividends to the now purchasers of this stock. Bear in mind that 100.000 shares at 15. cents each will sell quickly and in order to have an Interest in this eleant itroperty at this time yon will have to act at onoe, because as soon as this number have been sold, or, more rightly speaking, the first of September, the railroad to the mine will be in operation and we will start shipping ore in large quantities and yon cannot buy a shr,re, unless at a premium. This 100,000 shares of stock, which are to be handled by Abbott & Bevard, have been placed In the United States National Bank of Omaha. Mr. Knight, the general manager of the company, will remain in Omaha for some time and he has with him ore camples, smelter cer tificates, maps and ofher dsta pertaining to the proposition, which he win ne pieasea to snow to anyone who inquires. The Directors and Officers are all prominent business men as may be seen below: 1 PmW O, M. KlWOf TOW. M. D.. Otut Tort. . O. Tic mldbt S. K. C, MAILT, Hr4wr MMchut, Grand rork. B. O. Tmuonr nd tr'tr iBTr DAVIS, Merchant, OrmnS rork, B. Q. ftapranlne THOHil POWBiI, aUn Omr, Orand rork. B. C Barrister DAYU) WHlTESIDts, E.q OraaS rork, B. O. k.oiM7 " A,. IfCiLLBS, City Tnunrtr, Orand roxka, M. O. aJRS: Boyai Baak of Canada, Orand rork. B. O. MAT, . TD. F. II prlaoroal Orand rork Xl-a BohooL OruJ rv C. E. Z.ABB, Chlaf BUotrtataa Oranby maltar, Orand Fork, B. O A. Sk iiiiiiiigi, uaaatnxouoa Xnglar, XatU Valley BaUroad. rork, B. C. B. X. OtlKAM, BnprlntndBt SantH MlB, Ornwood. B. C B2itr Office, Indft crt. Orand rorka. B. O. O. B. BXA.W0T, Batlnd MaroAaat, Bpokaa, Waaa. KNIGHT, General Manager Orand The stock is deposited in the U. S. National Bank In Omaha and is for sale by Abbott & Be vard, Omaha, Neb., at 15 cents per share. Call and see thern. Begin your investigations at once. The time ia limited. ' ' Eead What Eoss 0 Craddock Says of the Proposition. 15 Board Exchange Bldg., New York City. N. T.. March 18. 190T. Having carefully examined th "Bertha" group of claims in cdmpany with Mr. K. H. Kbight, I hereby certify that the Statements contained in the foregoing de scription are true la substance and In fact ROS3 8. CRADDOCK, Consulting Mining Engineer and Metallurgist. ' k-IX-7 May Option Sale Hand Painted Punch Bowls. Dainty Decorated Bouillon Cups and Saucers. 100-piece French China Din- nerset. Electric Portables. Buy Goods at Your Own Price Wednesday, May 1st, we will display in our windows with prices attached, a large number of very fine pieces, consisting of: Cut Glass Tankard Jug Cut Glass Punch Bowl ' Cut Glass Berry Bowls Cut Glass Vases Metal Centerpiece Lamps. Handsome Serving Plates. Prices will be reduced each week until sold. COME EARLY And have us reserve the piece you want AT YOUR. OWN PRICE The Gift Shop of the West Largest Stock and Low.est Prices. W. A. MAURER 340-342 Broadway Council Dluffs, Iowa :? j 'W P 3 1 h P h 1-5 1 T.c ' l If 1 If II If (I H H ( (f Iff If tf-lf.tf If If lf lf.lf If. If If If If If. If If If tf. b suspended during- th boy's aood be havior. It wai fihown.to be you nit Mo- Clalney'8 third offense. Two other boy charged with stealing copper wire belonging to the Btreet rail way company were also before tho court, but as It was their flrat offense they were allowed to so free with a lecture. Went End Lotat Yes, we have 200 nice, high, level lots, very desirably located, (or all classes of peopl doing business or employed In either Omaha or Council Bluffs. Conterr. ted Improvements In the vicin ity will double the value within .fifteen month. Buy now and the profit Is your. W can give you a single lot or a block of lots together If desired. Get your friends to Join you and form a new neighborhood of your own choice. A few houses also for sale on the easy payment plan. Price are right and the term of pay ment will be made to suit your purposes. Call and let us show you. C. C. Clifton Company, 606 Broadway, Co. Bluffs. Both phones 7D1. Linoleum and oil cloth. Stockert Carpet Co. Pur wines and liquor at Jarvis' . Time of rtltPh Extended. The Western Dredging comrany of Omaha forestalled any action on the part of the supervisors of Pottawattamie and Harrison counties. In session yesterday a a joint drainage board, looking towards the annul ment or assignment of Its contract for the construction of the Boyer cutoff ditches Nos. 1 and 2. The company made a propo sition to furnish an additional bond In the sum of $30,000, provided the time for com pleting the work on these two ditches wa extended. Thla compromise was finally ac cepted by the drainage board. At the Joint session of the supervisors of the two counties In Logan last Wednes day it looked very much as If the contract of the Western Dredging company would be cancelled unless the company was will ing to assign It to Pollard, Qoff St Co., who have the contract for the Allen creek ditch, which also form part of th Joint drainage district. Alfred E. Croft, general manager of the Featherstone Foundry and Iron- company of Chicago, which furnished the big dredge, which Is saU) to have delayed the work on the Boyer ditches, appeared before the board and acknowledged that the work of the machine had been unsatisfactory. The board after discussing the matter practically the entire day decided to ex tend the time for the Boyer ditches to De cember 31 of this year, and In the event that they are not completed by that time the bond of $30.0(0 Is to be forfeited to the drainage district as liquidated damages. Pending the next meeting of ' the Joint board, to be held In this city May 21, the new bond of the Western Dredging com pany 1 to be approved by Chairman Spen cer of the drainage board and the auditor of Pottawattamie and Harrison counties. Interior of the Jail clean, etc.; that fines only sufficient to purchase tobacco were allowed to be Imposed and that the Jailer had charge of spending the fine tor such tobacco. Real F.ntate Transfer. These transfers were reported to Th Bee April 27 bv th Pottawattamie County Abstract company of Council Bluffs: W. J. odward and wife to J. W. Kline, del, of sec. 22; part of s'4 6; evt 01 nev sec. it : 1.9- l.CvB . . t i nwV4 of nw'i. sec. 2fi: part of s4 or wVt. cc 13; s4 of si-4. 23-75-l. w. d .:. $3j,yo M. M. Parkinson and w'.fe to 8. Vlnlu,r. I,, I 17 t,,r).'n division, Council itluffa. la., w. 1... Kdwnrd Ciinnlng. executor, to Fict IjtliiHnn. part of lot 5. In subdivis ion of new of n, 3O-70-43, ex. d.. . John N. Horn and wife to Ijoulsa Alice Smith, lot 1 of iwV of ne, -7i-4.'): lot of nwii of neVi. 75-43; lot 13 of neVi of ne. 30-75-43; piirt of lot 2 of seH Of ne4. 30-7i)-43, w. d William Myers and wife to Christina Went, eV of part of nwV4 of se", 2)-744 d .. .. . EI IJa h fehubert " to ' Hl'l'mer ' ' KiVstrom, lot 24. block !W. Central subdivision of Council Bluffs, la., w. d Trustees of the Methodist Episcopal church to Andrew Jensen, part of wS of nwV, 8-7-43, q. c. d County treasurer to Blmer I Ft'hr, lot 32. block 41. Ferry's addition to Council Bluffs. Ia.. tr. d James Eugene Hemsworth and wife to T. O. Meredith. Inta 9 and 10, Burns' addition to Council Bluffs, la., q. c. d Un avenue, twe-story frame dwelling, $3.3(0 B. I. ftcinbauBh, Park avenue, two-stor) frame dwelling. ll.NU'; Mrs. K. M. 8111KI1 lot 24. Thirty-fifth street and Avenue A frame collage, $1,500; IR. A. Bachman, li 10, block 11, Fourth avenue and Nliwteenlr. street, two-story frame dwelling, $2,); L A. Casjmr, lot 8, Pierce and Oak streets, frame cottage. $l,tyx; L. A. Caspar, lot 8, Pierce aod Oak street, frame cottage, $l.fU); D. A. Caspar, Iterc and Oak streets, frame cottage, $1,500. I.afvn Mower fepeclala, H-Inch high wheel lawn mower, $-.7i; others at $3.25. $3.50, tft.00, $6.50. $6.00, $70. $7.50, $8.00, up to $12.60. Call and see our line before you buy. J. Zoller Mer. Co. 'Phone SCO. 10U-102-1U Broadway. Jarvis liquor store; no bar. "Phon 130. 675 SCO 200 100 Nine transfers, total.. .. $37,636 Here to Star. We are dally receiving new lots of shoes and are selling them at our usual low prices. Duncan Bhoe Co. Garden rakes. 2ic; garden hoes, I5c; teel spades, 60c to $1.25; Vlnch rubber hose, per ft.. 6c; hose repairs; harwood hose reels. 85c; grass catchers, fit 14 or 16 Inch mowers. 65c. J. Zoller Mer. Co. 'Phone $20. 100-102-106 Broadway. Matting and window shades at Stockert. Knirrtll of Fire Victim. ' Arrangements for the funerals of Mis Mary Miller and little Marie Sperling, daughter ttt Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Sperling, tho victims of a kerosene explosion at the Pperling home Friday evening, wr announced yesterday.' The funeral of Miss Miller will be hel this afternoon at I o'clock from Wood ring's undertaking rooms and Int'Tmen will be In Walnut Hill eemotery. The services will be conducted by Kev. J. H f.lndermeyer of the German Lutheran church. The funeral of Marie Bperlln will be held Tuesday afternoon at ! o'clock from ' re, home of the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sperling on McPherson avenue, and burial will be In Walnut Hill ceme tery. ' "ereea Doors and Window. 18-Inch hardwood adjustable window screens, open from 20 to 33 Inches. JOc; 24- nch, $5c; JO-lnch, 4Cc; screen doors, sices, up from 96c. J. Zoller Mer. Phon $20. 100-12-10S Broadway. all Co. Lac curtain. Stockert Carpet Co. "Kaaaaroo" Coarta Permitted. Sheriff Canning received yesterday a letter from C. . 8. Hasan, secretary of the Colorado State Board of Charities and Corrections, Inquiring If prisoners In the county Jail were permitted to hold "kan garoo" court over "recruit" a they were brought In; If they were allowed to punish the recruit for failure to obey rules, and If so, how large a fin wa allowed to b Imposed and who had the distribution and spending of the fine. In reply Sheriff Canning wrote that such court .were permitted 1 th county Jail jh .they ; . tended to make th . rU- BulldlnK Permit. Seventeen building permit were Issued yesterday by City Clork Sapp to the Con solidated Construction . company, nine fir new residences, and eight for repairs to buildings. The permit for new residences were as follows: Mr. Catherine Sullivan.' Sixth avenue and Seventh street, two-story frame dwell ing. z,ko; airs. Catherine Sullivan. Sixth avanue and Seventh street, twn-irnrv frum. dwelling. $2,550; C. H. llafer, lot 2. Frank- Mia Field Serlounly Ilnrned, As a result of attempting to brighten a tire In a hard cool 'stove with kurosxne Miss Edith B. Field, one of the teachere In the Madison avenue school, is confined to her home with a badly burned fact and hands, f The accident happenedTUe day evening last iat Miss Field's home, 307 Plainer street, when she was alona In the house. As Miss Field poured the kerosene In the tove the gas which had accumulated Ig nited, and blew out Into her face. Miss Field retained. her presence of mind and befor summoning assistance applied a salve to her burned face and hands. Al though suffering considerably. It is believe 1 that the prompt application of the salve will prevent Miss Field's face from being scarred. It will be some time, however, be fore she will be able to resume her work at the Madison avenue suhool. I.aFollette Predict Itooaevelt. SAN FRANCIsro, April 27. United States Senator LaFollette of Wisconsin, who arrived here today, gave It as lis opinion that President Roosevelt will be renominated by acclamation at th next republican convention. The RIcwFurnMurc Store The Union's Famous Easy Terms On a Bill of $60.00 6O0 par Wk. or 93.00 ir Month. On a BUI of 8160.OO 1.00 per Weak, or S4.00 per Mouth 3 Rot ?59 50 Rooms Furnished Complete (or . trait $4 Per Month Special offers to newly married couple about to go housekeeping. tpeclul propositions to those fur nishing their homes compl.it. A Handsome Present to Every Purchaser On a bill of $10 a Center Table On a bill of $25 a Rag I I j Pre- T Every Jj'K jlf On a bill of $50 a Rocker On a bill of $75 a Morris Chair 0a a bill of $100 a Couch O Carpets and Rugs Ingrain Carpet AH wool, 75c val- h.n ue, special .... 4DL Dining Ilooin Hug 9x12 size. $6 a no val., special, yd.VO lirusscls Itufrs 9x12 sue. $20 val-1 rn JKi ues, special. . lu.OV efjlt.- .- . '; I ' All rnrnnlfl maria and tV.2 f lTtrrrriSSii . laid frea. fy .j m tai mm 1 1 V Curtain poles ami trimmings free with all lace curtains. All carpets made and laid lree. Chlffonlor fiolld oak flv lar roomy draw- aTTT.'.'f! 6.75 W pay freight 100 lirlt s. All goods marked In plain figures. ttatls f action Kuuranteed or money refunded. I v ,'-7? ,- 3 1 i; Pressers Polld oak t a, fie u 1 n n , t . ,,..,. . bevel plate mir- 7 ror. special., Oo-Civrt a ! tBOST BEDS Fancy designs four coats baked white enamel five dollar values special at UP .2.90 OyTFATTMNKg- 1315-17-19 FAR NAM ST LOOK FOB Til BIO AID OOU) 113X1. J a a aeas oners obey the rule a to keeping the o 1
