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OFFERED FOR SALE
rHeoallaneoe '! I aa4.
FOR SALEAT NO ? BOUTH 13 TH
ST., HTuHR FI'rTI'RFS SMF.LVIN'1,
COt'NTKHS TAPIT.S, OASF.H. CHAIRS,
ADDING MAfHlVK fFiH RE'lISTFR.
WM. J. COAD, TRU8TEE. (M-T.
Id-rand rubber how, tool, Singer, 41 N.
ICth. (18) TS
fOR SALE Finest boarding house In th
cry. best location, aii f urnlslied. best
walking distance, etc.; cheap. Inquire 3"3
Karbach block. Omalia. Nth. (16 238
6TRET.. rnge for sale; excellent condition;
116. 143 North tlaf Ave. 0i) MS 7
FOR RAI,K-To Id-band loo h. p. tubular
hollers W Inches In diameter. M Iwl
long, with fronts and connections, now In
use at our factory; we are about to re
place them with larger onw. Will a'll
cheap. I imaha Cooper aire Co., 30th and I
8ts. South Omaha, Neb. rib i 8u3
FOR BALE AT A BARGAIN.
Complete new outnt of high grade flxturea
for fancy confectionery More, never used.
Will fit usual store room.
Choice quarter wblta oak. golden finish,
Blenna and Italian marble, genuine
French mirror, polished plate and 1'art
nouveau grass.
Photo and description on request. Address,
J. .J. KEKFE, Sioux City, la
(io-mhh 12
PATENTS
L-lftON t CO.-Book free.
Bee Bldg.
(17) tw
D. O. BARNELL, patent attorney and ma
. chin designer, Paxton Blk. Tel. Red. 7117.
07 MWAUglO
WHEN YOU writs to advertisers remem
ber It takes but an extra stroke or two
. of the pen to mention the fact that you
saw he ad In The Bee.
PERSONAL
OMAHA
bldg.
fita.mtr.arer' Institute. Ramge
EWINO machine rented. Neb. Cycle Co.,
- Utb and Harney. 'Phone Doug. 1W,
18)-M
t A niSTFTTP treatment nd bt"- Mme.
(li) Mm
FEW bargain In Id-hand soda fountains,
monthly payments. Derlght, 1318 Farnam.
(Pu 4
ECZEMA absolutely cured by W. A. Paxton
ajv. B. J. boaiwall, agL, 60 Ware Blk.
(M) VlUs
THE ELITE tP ! operator
iuiJ mLi.lJ give inaatJ bath and
ml gelidua rub. Room 2U0 Barker Block,
loth and Farnaiti. New establishment.
(18) 818 lux
4 COMPLEXION satin smooth and fair
given by tiatln skin powder. Four tint.
(18)
SYRINGES, rubber goods, by mall: cut
B rices. Send for free catalogue. Myers
'Ulon Drug Co., Omaha. (IS) KM
TUB SALVATION ARMY solicit cast-off
clothing; In fact, anything you do not
need. We collect, repair and aell, at 114
K Uth St., for eost of collecting, to the
rot thy poor. Call 'phone Doug. 4136 and
wagon will call. (Up til
T6IJNQ WOMEN coming to Omaha as
stranger are Invited to vialt the Young
Women' Christian Association room,
1616 Farnam street, where they will ba
' directed to suitable boarding place of
otherwise assisted. (lr 1J
PRIVATE CONFINEMENT HOME Mr
Dr. King, tf.U N. Uth St. Tel. Doug. im.
(l&J S6J
MAGNETIC 4Xog!nSsZ:
Boom 2. 14 Farnam bt., 2d floor.
(Is) Kim AM
REAL ESTATE
RIUL ttsTATU DBALKRb.
RUSSELL & UKITRICK CO., 433 Ramge.
(1) ilKJ
tV H. TURRELU U Patterson Blk. Doug
11. (!)-&
aYNE INV. CO.. 1st floor N. Y. L. Doug)
178L (1- Vi
R C. PETERS CO.. Bee Bldg. ' fl-M7
. W-.. -BUNNELL CO.; 822 N. Y Ufa
Douglaa 6143. v O9)-0
'ALFRED C. KENNEDY. 208 First Nat'l
,Bank Bldg. 'Phone Douglas 723.
. On S8s
GEORGE
lfl Farnam.
COMPANY.
Tel. Douglaa 73.
(110 xs
C. M. RICH, 16th 4 Locust. Tel. Web. 1476.
(19)-917 Six
CITY PHOPBRTY FOR BALK.
DEAL ESTATE TITLK-TRI'ST
CO
C1IA3. E. WILLIAMSON. Pres.
' - n-M
LIST your property wlh the Western
Home Builders, rm. 22-3 Nebraska Natl
Bank Bldg. (19-714
FOR SAL E Five-acre tract of land In Hen
son. th.ee block from car, suitable for
flantlng or for Improvement; an qrpor
unity for aor.:eone. Address G 412, Bee.
U9e-J34X
EASY TERMS..
Brand new S-room cottage located at Sfttli
and Boyd Sts., large corner lot, south and
east front, lies very sightly, only nr.
block from Ames Ave. car line, elega.nl
a and electric light fixtures, double
floors, vertical grained surface floors
highly finished interior, large bath, floored
attic, bricked up cellar; will be papered
attractively to suit; everything In "Hp
top" condition; thoroughly welt built
Price only 12.000; lot alone worth t5no
. Very easy term to reliable party.
C. 0. Carlberg,
11 N. Y. Life Building.
19)-M7ti
If looking for a I, 6 or 7-room cottage oa
your own terms, 'pnon Web. 1S56.
- . $9,000
'Will buy two modern house and two lot
t seat ta west coiner 31st and Casa Sts;
east front, paved streets, pernuvnent slde
' walks: will sell separately. Tho.nas Bren-
nan, Room 1. New York Life Lldg.
UHj M8TJ
FOR BALK t-room cottage, owner leaving
city, wl.l tell at aacilflce. lOti North
. Ah, South Omaha. Tel. 171.
fU-M14
EXTRAORDINARY
BARGAIN
- Brand new S-roora house located on cor
ner lot near !7th and Spalding; perma
nent sidewalka on both sides; cement cel
lar; elegant woodwork; best of plumbing,
large reception hall; splendid porch: nice
level lot. Owner must lame money, hence
ha cut the price to tl.250; property fully
worth $S,7M. . Thl t- cxtr.o'dmary bur
gain either aa a home or investment an".
yoi canuot afford to miss It.
C. O. Carlberg,
il N. Y. Life Bldg.
(19)-K5
LIST your property with Chris Borer,
Hi and Cuming 8 la tl) b4
ON IIAKNKY ST. CAU LINE
Fight room a, brand new,
strictly modern, writ built, ce
mented cellar, laundry In base
ment: 4 rooms on llrst fluor:
4 rooms and bath on second
floor; large aitio; 'phone u
. 0'KEk7e REAL FSTATE CO..
kMl N. Y. Life Bldg..
1001 N. Y. Ufa Bldg. 'Phone Doug. 2151
U-!7 t
FIVE-ROOM SNAPS -
. Three t-room cottage now In process
at completion on Blondo St., between 2th
and rili. all thoroughly well built, bricked
p oellara, double floors, gaa, elegant plumb
ing, strictly modern with the exception of
beat. Permanent cement aldewalks will be
laid on atreet and lot brought to grade
and nicely sodded. Price ranging from
U.KO to tl.kJU, as) cash; balance practi
cally same as rent. An exorllcnt opportu
nity to purchase a neat and desirable horn
at bargain price and on term to suit. .
e. u.
CARLBERU
U N. Y. Life Bldg.
(1-M!WJ
Wl8T sacrifice aom lota fiat) to iuJ. Ad
di 1 car Bc (1)-3U 7x
REAL ESTATE
CITY FROPFflTY FOR IALB.
(Continued.)
FOR SALE
Two New Homes In
Kotintze Place
Just Completed
One has 6 rooms and t.. other 7 rooms,
located on F.mniet St.. between ISth and
l!th. Tin; 7-room house has large reception
i hall, large living room, dining room and
, kitchen on first floor, and three good stied
1 looms nn nice closers on oi scn
room, and bath, full cemented brick foun
dation under the whole house, cemented
cellar, good furnace, large front porch and
a new style of architecture, different from
anything else built In the city. This will
make a modem borne for any one and the
price Is only 4,Ou-$l.5uu cash and the bal
at $j7.n0 per month, including Interest.
The 6-room house has reception room,
parlor, dining room and kitchen and back
stairway on the first floor and three good
slxed bed rooms and bath room on eecond
floor with large attic, full cement brick
foundation, cemented cellar, good fur
nace, Urge lot, 6uxl24. on a paved street,
with cement walks all around the house.
Price H alf; terms, $1,300 cash, balance $.7.60
per month, including Interest. These
monthly payments are legs than the houses
will rent for. so you will see that it Is
cheaper to buy than to rent. We might
make the first payment down a trifle lean,
provided good reference is given.
HASTINGS & HKYDEN.
1704 Farnam Bt, Pre Bldg.
(19U 138
FOR SALE
A choice "lA-acre tract near Benson, w th
emall house, barn, outbuildings, etc., with
a lot hT fruit; on main Benson road. See
us quickly If you want something of
thl character. The sale of Key
alone Park lots In this vjrlnltv Is going to
double every piece of property lying near
and adjoining Benson.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
First Floor N. Y. Life Bldg.,
Tel. Douglas .1781.
(19-W7 T
KEYSTONE PARK
' Selling fant. I.st week we
closed eieht tract In beautiful
Keystone Park. Monday w
closed two more. At this rat
every one of these tracts will
be closed out before October
1. Come now and make your
election before the lot you
want la sold.
Remember, Keystone Park
I for sale for those who want
to make home. Speculator
not wanted. Take you out In
an automobile.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
First Floor N. Y. Life Bldg.
Tel. Douglaa 1781.
D. V. SHOLES COMPANY,
Board of Trade Bldg.
Tel. Douglaa 48.
(19)-33S 7
PRICE CCT $1,000.
Owner Instructs ua to reduce r-rire to
$17,000 on that block of three 9-roomimod-ern
brick houses on West Farnam hill ad
vertised last month. At that price they
puy 10 per cent net. The are almost new,
so well built that Insurance rate Is only
iiO per cent and expense for repair will
be very light. Located In exclusive resi
dence neighborhood. In midst of home
owned by occupants. See us at once if
you want a bargain In choice property,
J. H. DC MONT & SON,
1605 Farnam St.
, (19)-350
If You Are
Ready to Buy !
a few suburban acre near Omaha, why
not select a tract In the Acreage addition,
KEYSTONE PARK
where you will be surrounded by neighbor
who own Ilk tract? Neighbor with sim
ilar Interest thrive most; 35 tract already
old.
Men whose Judgment Is conservative pre
dict a population of 400,000 for Omaha
within the next thirty years. Most of tho
big eastern cities have many suburban dis
tricts that have grown up in thl way.
Those who have bought early In such
place are the one we hear about who
have made money In real estate.
We often hear the old-timer say: "If I
had only known enough to buy when I had
a chance I would- have made lot of
money."
For those who have faith In Omaha,
acreage property In Keystone Park will in
terest thm. Th upward tendency of thl
land I Inevitable. Th investment will
bring return.
We will be glad to forward you an lllua
trated circular with a map of Keyton
Park on request.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
D. V. SHOLES CO.,
OMAHA. Neb.
(1D-349 C
$25.00 $25.00 $25.00 $25.00
WHERE CAX YOU INVEST THIS
SUM TO A3 GOOD ADVANTAGE?
Here' the plan: Select one
of those beautiful lots In Hal
cyon Heights, the finest and
most sightly location for a fu
ture home or Investment, only
two blocks south business cen
ter of Benson and Military
avenue car line; pay tJb cash
and the balance' U or 110, or
auch amount aa you can apare
monthly, and in a short time
you have an investment better
than a bank account, for it
can't get away from you, and
the lot 1 rapidly Increasing In
value. You are therefore In
position to obtain a loan to
build a home, or at any tim
ell the lot for a good profit.
All th'. you can do at a f.t
investment. Ovi 40 lots. 1S0
to 1530. See us today, or "
'phone Douglas 107 and we'll
take you out to see th lot
v at any time.
RUSSELL & M'KITRICK CO.,'
4S2-34 Ramge Bldg.
16th and Harnev eta.
(19)-4S 7
Too Good to Pass
8444 Templeton Ave., choice 7-room home,
modern except furnace, pretty lot, 63x125.
South front. Owner 1 very anxloua to aell
and cut price to .600,
TO Manderaon St.. pretty (-roont home,
nearly new, lot 60x126. Owner Uvea there
Ask to see through. (2.400.
Term arranged on either of above.
R. H. Landeryou.
Tel. Doug. M4L Board of Trad.
(Uj-M 7
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND HA .It It 1.4 A U Won gALM
WANTED Agents lo represent a fa the
ale of cur Kansas lfaad. Writ for per-tx-ulois.
Cilvte Laati and lavsaursnt (,
uiuaUa. Nea. &umi
THE OMAIIA
REAL ESTATE
FARM AID HAlll LAUS FOR ALB
(Continued!
Mtsraika,
10 ACRES two nl'es west of Florence, on
good road, part In grove, some fruit, a
fine place for some one; a bargain at
i.wO. easy term. Se bolt. Telephone
Webster 170. Z1 M?44
FOIl SALE .130 acres, good land, one mile
Of town, two seta Improveinente, fenced.
W. A. Flck. Lomax. Neb..
(3TM1 Ox
BAROAINS IN FARMS For list of corn,
alfalfa, and winter wheal farms write
J. T. Campbell. Litchfield, Neb.
-M17. 17x
FIRST-CLASS Nebraska farm and ranch
for home or Investment. Ben.ls. Omaha.
() MST71
onth Dakata.
TRIPP COUNTY OPEN I NO For full par
tlculars write Tripp County Land and
Abatract Co. Dallas. S. D.
f-M71t A
Texaa.
TEXAS, Panhandle growing corn, Jn.oon
acres, smooth, tS an acre, on R. R. Box
62, Sibley. Ia. (30I-MU6 8x
REAL ESTATE LOANS
LOANF on Improved city property. W. H
Thomas, 6u6 First National Bank Bldg.
LOANS on Improved Omaha property.
O Keef R. E. Co., luOl N. . life B!Jg
(22)-u6
11,000,000 TO LOAN on business and resi
dence property in Omaha; lowest rates;
no delay. Thomas Brennan, Room L N.
Y. Life. (i2 0U
WANTED City loana and warrant. W.
Farnam 6rolth at Co., 1U Farnam St.
U2)-04
500 TO 50,0O0 TO LOAN at lowest rates;
no dlay. GARVIN BROS, lu04 FARNAM.
(22)-4H;
PRIVATS MONEY F. D. Wead, US) Doug.
(2i)-oi
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co
(22)-901
LOWEST RATES Bemls, Paxton Block.
(22)-u
WANTED City loan. R. C. Peter Co.
iry-o
WANTED TO BORROW
WANTED TO BORROW
11.000 to enlarge a good paying business
with prlvelege to reduce loan yearly. Ad
dress W 775. Bee. 24) 291
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED To buy, second-hand furniture,
cook and heating stoves, carpets, lino
leums, office furniture, old clothe and
shoes, pianos, feathers, bed pillows, quilt
and all kind of tool; or will buy th
furnituro of your house complete. Will
buy antique or mahogany furniture. Trie
highest price paid. Call the right man.
Tel. Dougla 3S71. (26) M469 Augr-6
WANTED W have two prospective
lend complete decriptlon, price, terms
tc. in first loiter. Globe Land & Invest-
etc..
ment Co.
tii-sw s
CARD CABINEfNf 16 to 23 drawers for
card S by 6 Inches: state price; must be
cheap. Address L Hi. Bee. (26) 819
CASH paid for old book. Crane-Foy Co-
tU S. 14th. Phone Douglaa ItZL
(26-H
WANTED Old feather beds; highest prlc
paid for old feather. Will tay a week
In Omaha. Address Simon Cohn, gen.
delivery. Will call. (26)-)7 A8x
WANTED To buy a second hand floor
show case. 'Phone Douglas 6531
(2B)-M897 8
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED-Board and room in private
family by two young men. Must be close
In. Address O 737 Be (26 MS41 7x
WANTED To yfent. Curnlshgd and unfur
nished rooms for light housekeeping.
Omaha Rental Co., S08 N. Y. Life Bldg.
Tel. Douglas 38&L (26) M953 Aug20x
WANTED SITUATION
WANTED Work by th day by experi
enced dressmaker. Call on or address
4936 Capitol Ave. 'Phone Harney-lGtil. .
7)-917 A
EXPERIENCED stenographer. Address
8.. Omaha Bee. 14 Scott St., Co. Bluff.
(Z7-M2Z7
WANTED POSITION-IS year' experience
bookkeeping and office work In real estate,
department store, lumber, grain and mill
ing. E. R. Pease, Fremont, Neb.
(27)-Ml
WHEN you writ to advertisers remember
it takes but in extra stroke or two of
the pen to mention the fact that you saw
the ad In The Ba
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Arthur P. Davenport and wife lo
Ellen M. Anderson, lot i, block 2,
Hillside addition., $1,100
N. P. Dodge and wife to Gurtrude
Loftman, lot 4, Rldgevlew 1
Harvey J. Grove and wlf to Frank
Rouse, lot S, block 6, Halcyou
Height 46
Arthur East to Mr. Stella Mande
vtlle. lot 1, block 16, Weit Al
bright 43
Alfred Hodgetta and wife to tamo,
lot 21, block 1, Anderson Plnce.... )60
Chrla T. Peterson and wife to Cal
vin C. Kendall, lot , Latey's sub
division j 060
Samuel Reynolds to S. Jasper Look
abaugh, lot 61, Luke & Temple
ton's addition -. . . l.Oftg
Oeorge Forgan and wife to Llla J.
Batlln, lot 1 and north 26 feet
lot 2, block S. Boulevard Ter
race i soo
Theodore Grapengleaer and wife
to Fred Elvers, tract lot 1, block
I, South Omaha 1200
A. C. Wakeley and wife to O. W.
Jacobaon, lot 16, block I, Wake
ley n
Millie Stuht and husband to same, '
tots 7, S, I and 10, block t, Wake
Jey 10
Frederick R. Rath to Millie Stuht,
me jo,)
Thoma J. Ppellman to William S.
Toxword. lot 24, block A, Bed
ford addition 1 ri0J
Hasting Heyden to George C '
Ehersole and Gertrude Ehersole.
lot . replat block 1. Collier Place. 400
Total
..19.619
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
CHIEF QUARTERMASTERS OFFICE.
Omaha. Nebraska. July S. 1907. Sealed
proposals, in triplicate, subject to the usual
conditions, will be received here until 11
o'clock a. m., central standard time, August
(. 1907, for constructing a balloon house, a
hydrogen gas house and a wlrelea tele
graph station at Fort Omaha. Nehraaka
Full Information furnlahed on application
to thl office, where plan and specifications
may be seen. Envelopes containing pro
posal to be marked "Proposals for Balloon
House, Etc.," and addressed to Major
Thoma Crue, Quartermaster, Army Build
ing, Omaha, Nebraska. Jy 10-11-12-13 A 6-7
LEGAL NOTICES
BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED ON OR BE
fore August 10, i&7. at the office of Secre
tary of atate of Nebraska for remodeling
of the building known as the Orthepedlc
hospital; also for the building of an addi
tion to tha building near by, known as the
Home of the Friendless. Plans and speci
fications on file In this office. GEO. C.
IUNKIN. Secretary of Stat. A4dt
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
CANADIAN PACIFJC
"CMPRESB" Lin of th) Atlantic,
QUXJLXC TO UTIBFCCu I. Egg TXAJf
rOUt OATS AT SA.
Empresses sail Aug. , 33: Sept. . 20
First Cabin $8i up; Second Cabin $46 up;
Third Claas $!t.T6. Writ for particular.
O. E. Bsajamla, GenL Agent, Tel. Harriaoa
lilt. .93 bo. Clark Su. CUcagu,
DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY,
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA
COUNCIL
flfflr. It
MINOR MEXTIOX.
Davl. drug.
Stockert aells carpet.
Ed Roger' Tony Faust beer.
Fine engravings at Leffert'a.
See Schmidt' elegant new photo.
BUY BORWICKS PURE PAINTS.
PETERSEN ft SCHOENINO SELL RUGS
Lewi Cutler, funeral director, 'phone 97.
Woodrlng Undertaking Company. Tel. 639.
Picture framing, C. E. Alexander, ra B wy.
DIAMONDS AS AN INVESTMENT.
TALK TO LEFFERT ABOUT IT.
FALL TERM OF WESTERN IOWA
COLLEGE OPENS AUGUST 26. SEND
F'"R CATALOG E.
ni'PWEIKKR BOTTLED BEER 18
SERVED ONLY AT FIRST-CLASS BAR
AND CAFES. L. ROBF.NFELD CO. Agt.
WFJ WILL DELIVER ALL SIZES OF
HARD COAL DUPING AUGUST FOR 119
A TON. WM. WELSH, 1 N. MAIN ST.
PHONES 128.
Dr. D. Macrae, Sr., who a few day
ago was removed to the Jennie Edmund
eon hospital, was said last night to ho In
a most critical condition.
Rev. Henry DL6ng performed the mar
riage ceremony yesterday for Taylor
Mason and Nellie Hunter, both of Omaha,
sndX. C. Waltxer of Omaha and Honora
McCarthy of Wahoo, Neb.
John Williams, claiming to be from
Woodbine, la.. Is being held by the police
for Investigation. He waa found with a
big bar of lead and so far has been
unable to account aatisfactorily for his
possession of the metal.
Patrolman W. H. Richardson, one of
th victims of the desperado's bullets, was
reported Inst night to be In not as fav
orable condition as on Sunday. He was
said to be feverish and as he has about
reached the critical stage, alarm tor his
recovery 1 now felt.
Ray, the one-year-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. M. F. Scott, 1834 Seventh avenue,
died yesterday morning. Funeral services
will be held at the family residence this
afternoon at 3 o'clock and the body will
be taken Wednesday morning to Fre
mont, Neb., for burial.
Wllllaor Rufus Jackson, the negro sent
to the county Jail for failure to furnish
a peace bond and who has given Jailer
Gallup so much trouble, wag removed
yesterday to St. Bernard's hospital on
orders from the commissioners on In
sanity. Sheriff Canning Is of the belief
that the fellow Is mentally deranged.
Fred Agned, Emanuel Lc and Hoi. ait
ferVklng6 anutWwTnt,.oWrrn!ab,e "' The W MeT"9i'- h M-
ine Avenue H school building last Satur
day afternoon, were before Judge Wheeler
In the juvenile division of the district
court yesterday. On the bovs' parent
promising to pay for the damaxe. they
were allowed to go, after receiving a lec
ture from the court. The bovs, however,
will be under tht surveillance of Proba
tion Officer DeLong for awhile.
GET IT STttAIGHT.
few Water Rate by Meter Measnre
raent. For any slxe house, without water closet
or fcathtub, a rat of not less than 37.26 per
year, or 2 cent per day.
For any size house, with water closet or
bathtub, a rate of not lea than 39 per year
or less than t cent per day.
For any slxe house, with any number of
faucets, water closets, horses, cows, lawn
sprinklers, a rate of not less than 310 per
year or 2i cents per day.
The first rate of 37.25 per year admit the
using of 22,000 gallon of water, the second
rate 27,000 gallons and the third rate 30,000
gallons. Additional water at 33 cent per
1,000 gallons, 2 cent less per 1,0"0 gallon
than old rate.
These rate are In force, franchise or no
franchise
FLAT RATES.
Rates Ver Yar.
Five-room house ...'J.'.... J. $7.00
Each additional room.... 76
Water Closet 1.00
Bathtub 4.ii.,'B, 1.00
Use of hose .,.;...,... 6.00
The are same as old rates.
Real Estate Transfer.
These transfer were reported to The Bee
August 6 by the Pottawattamie County Ab
stract company of Council Bluffs:
Henry Kielhorn and wife to Jame
Hunter, part e4 13-76-41, w d. .3 4,800
James Hunter and. wife to John
Krutzfeldt, part t sw4 13-76-41,
w d rr...
Mary Jane Battln ami husband to
Henry Meyers, lot 1, block 3, Grimes'
Ad., Council I.luffs, w d
E. W. We'.ke and wife to W. E. log
ger, lot 6, block 6, McMahon,
Cooper & Jefferls' Ad., Council
Bluffs, w d
Henry Stiffen to Herman Rolfer, lot
7, block 3, Judson's First Ad., Neola,
w d
William Reed and wife to Thomas C.
Martin, part lot 4, Aud's Sub. wVi
neVj sw4 3-74-40. w d
W. W. Raymond and wife to H. C
Raymond, lots 9 and 10, block 66,
Railroad Ad., Council Bluffs, w d..
Benjamln-Fehr Real Estate Co. to
Michael Purcell, lot 13. It. 15. 16, 17
and la, block 14. Benson First Ad.,
Council Bluffs, w d
Florence lOvcreat and husband to
Jamea A. Keller, lots 11 and 12, block
26, Burn' Ad., Council Bluffa, w d..
Florence Everest and husband to F.
A. DavlV lot , block 7, Central Sab.,
Council Bluffs, w d
Charles Tracey and wife to James Ol
man, a lot 11, block 7. Mynster'a
Place, Council Bluffs, w d
Buel Couch to J. M. Matthews, lot
9, 10, 11. 12, 13, 1'4. block 6; also
lots 12, 13 and 14, block 6. Benson
First Ad.. Council Bluffs, q c d
O. Cook and wife to J. M. Matthews,
lots 19. 20. 21, 22. 23 and 24, block 17;
also lots 3, i, 6 and 6, block 24. Ben
son's First Ad., Council Bluffs, q
c d
W. H. Piatt and wife to J. M. Mat
thews, lots 3. 4, 6. , 7. 8, 9 and 10,
block 10, Omaha Ad., Council Bluffs,
q c d
W. H. Piatt and wife to J. M. Mat
thews, lot 1 and 2, block 10, Omaha
Ad., Council Bluffs, q c d...
Clarence ('kinsman and wife to Effa
P. Gosa. lot ?7, block 6, Sackett s
Ad., Council Bluffs, w d
Ellen M. 8 Haas and husband to Jea
sica J. Sledentopf. lot 20, block 17,
Ferry Ad., Council Bluffs, q e d....
4.780
2,500
r.ooo
660
400
660
300
130
80
26
10
10
Tptal, seventeen transfers tM.tZl
For Sale A nice little farm of 70 acrea;
SO acres in fine timber, balance In cultiva
tion; 4 acre of tomatoes (contracted); i
acre of fine potatoes, 4 acrea of alfalfa, 1
crop cut and in barn; 14 acre of iflne corn,
1 span of work horse, harness' and wagon;
16 head of hogs. 1 cow, 1 calf, farming
tools of all kinds, orchard and fruit, ill
loaded with fruit; S-room house, small
barn, 6,000 feet of lumber. Poasession given
at once. Will take house and lot up to
$1,000. Tills 1 a snap. Only a few day.
Address D. B. Kerr, 646 Broadway. 'Phone
417 and Red.
UNDERSTAND THAT HAFER IS AL-
i WAYS INCREASING IN ALL OF THE
DEPARTMENTS EXCEPT THE PRICE
DEPARTMENT.
N. Y. Plumbing Co. Tel. 250. Night, t. .
Marriage Llreases.
Licenses to wed were Issued yesterday to
the following:
Name and Residence.
Taylor Mason, Omaha ,
Nellie Hunter, Omaha
J. C. Wallxer. Omaha
Honora McCarthy. Wahoo, Neb...
Davis Sheppard, Omaha
Maud Anderson, Omaha
Afe
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... 30
... 24
... 25
... 29
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CITY SCAVENGERS
florae and cattle hauled free of I
cnarge. Garbage, ashes, manure and!
all rubbish, clean vaults and cess I
pools All work done is guaranteed
Calls promotly attended to.
laa. fuu 1329 T. BU B4 1873 '
i i iisHfiwniiTirimiir ii iii iimm
AUGUST 7, 1P07.
BLUFFS
M. Tel. 4S.
WORK FOR WATER FRANCHISE
Number of Business Men Held a Meet-,
ing at the Grand Hotel.
BIO VOTE IS ANTICIPATED
Poll to Be Open from Sere In the
Moralng I mil evea la Evening
Loeatlea of Polling Booth
la Varloaa Ward.
A large number of the leading bualnesa
men of the city gathered nt the Grand
hotel yesterday morning to discus the
water works franchise situation and to
organise for the special election. The
meeting was a pro-franchise one and com
mittee were appointed whose duties will
be to do everything in their power to carry
the proposition.
President E. H. Mcrrlam of the Com
mercial club acted a chairman and among
the speakers were Congressman W. I.
Smith, Ernest E. Hart, president of the
First National bank'; former Pta Senator
William Groneweg and other men promi
nent In business and professional circles.
The meeting was i most enthusiastic one
and each one present volunteered his serv
ices at the polls today! to prevent. If pos
sible, the defeat of the proposed new fran
chise. In explaining the purpose of the meeting
Mr. Merrlam said: 'The time has come
when the business men of this city an 1
those who represent business Interests
must assert themselves. The time has come
when we must not permit politicians who
have no material Interests to protect, to
mislead the people by false statements
and by malicious attack on reputable
business men."
Mr. Groneweg stated that he had exam
ined the proposed ordinance thoroughly
and that he could sea nothing objection
evidently were well safeguarded and he.
for one, proposed to vote for it.
Hart State III Position.
Ernest K. Hart was pronounced in hi ap
proval of the proposed franchise. With tha
grunting of the franchise, the company,
he explained, would be in a position
to furnish the Improved service demanded,
but without the charter It could do noth
ing. So long a there was no provision
for adequate fire protection, Mr. Hart said,
he, like other Investors, would not think of
putting 31 into new manufacturing plants
or buildings. In this connection he stated
that he had recently been In conference
with certain parties who desired to locate
a big factory here, but would not as long
a the water question was unsettled. Mr.
Hart also stated that he, with other local
business men, had contemplated building
new warehouse on tho site of the Union i fore tnc curbing was completed so long
Transfer company' building, which burned as he did not Interfere with the curbing
down last winter, but would not unless J contractor.
the water mains on South Main tret were I Word waa received from the state vot
relnforced. - ' erlnarv that ha could not come to Coun
Among those In attendance at the meet
ing were: J. P. Greenshlelds, F. F. Ever
est, Ernest E. Hart. Dr. V. L. Treynor.
A. 8. Haxelton, V. E. Bender, A. P. Fair.
F. H. Keys. C. O. Saunder. M. F. Rohrer,
Congressman Smith, W. B. Reed, Dr. F.
T. Seybert, R. H. Bloomer. S. T. McAtee.
Mayor Macrae, G. 8. Wright,. C. W. Mo
Donald. F. R. Davis! E. H. Merrlam, H.
, A. Qulnn,' L. C. Empkle, T. O. Green, C.
A. Beno. Dr. H. B. Jennings, E. 11. Doo.
little. J. a. Wadsworth. William Moore,
W. H. Coppeck, Emmet Tlnley, T. O. Tur
ner, William Groneweg and Chrla Jensen.
Opposition Meetings.
Bpencer Smith, George H. Scott and
Thomas Q. Harrison, tho trio of attorneys
wno have been foromost In the rampa'gn
against the proposed water works fran-
chlse, were reinforced at the mass meeting !
new last night ft First avenue. oppoMtu '.
the Grand hotel, by Councilman Robert'
a. wniiace, who made the opening address. exact amount oi insurance carrieu . s not ,ufncPTlt General Granville M.
All four spoke In vigorous terms against y K Brothers on the stock and build- Dodge and other have advised th com.
th franchise and In behalf of municipal '"a" destroyed by fire early Sunday morn- I mission to do the work thoroughly and
ownership. There was a large crowd and , could not be ascertained yet, a the ; that If 0,noo Is Insufficient to trust th?
gQod-slzed portion of It wa evidently safe ha not yet been opened. The safe j legislature to give more and promise to
In accord with the speakers and th;lr Is lying In the debris near a reniaining use their Influence with the legislature to
views on the question. . portion of the walls. Efforts to pull dosn , appropriate more. The commission ha
In h!s closing remark Mr. Scott charged the portion of the wall yesterday proved . adopted the suggestion and will do thor
the water work company with having mad , unavailing, and dynamite will be used to- I ougtily a much a the money will per-
deep-lnld plans to steal the election today
by means of what 1 known as the "chain- Local Insurance men seen yesterday re
Ices ballot." The arguments used by the ported JJl.ono on stock. 310.000 on building,
speakers were substantially the same as : n.ooo on machine shotf. 3500 on 'blacksmith
offered by them at the previous meeting . ,hop and $wo on oa,ca furniture and fix
held b the opposition to the pnopoied new J ture, Bome of tne loclll i,ur,nre agent,
c arter. I who are said to hav carried part of the
In conformity with the law governlni ! rlBk on tne ,tock mA bul,ding. were out
looC.i0wn, h1 . h'rW,r- a ;' ! f "" yterd.y. About half of the In
loon. wll be required to keep clor.d todsy . ,urance c,rr,d
...... i . lll'lll m ui , A. ,. BIIU I p. III.
The police announced yesterday that tl
law would be strictly enforced.
Heavy Vote Looked For.
Owing to the Intense Interest taken In the
water work franchise a heavy vote 1
looked for at the special! election today
when the proposed charter will be sub
mitted for the acceptance or rejection of
the roters. The polls will be open from
7 a. m. to 7 p. m The polling booth In the
several precincts are located as follows:
First Ward First precinct. 184 Fast
in'uuwajr, necona precinci, li Kast Broad
way. Second Ward First precinct, Rrvant
street; Second precinct. 734 West Broadway.
Third Ward First precinct, 101 Fourth
street; Second precinct. 721 West Broadway.
Fourth Ward First precinct, count v court
house; Second precinct, lm South Sixth
Street.
Fifth Ward First precinct, countv build
ing. Fifth avenue and Twelfth atreet; Sec
ond precinct, county building. Thirteenth
street and Sixteenth avenue.
Sixth Ward First precinct, county build
ing, Twenty-fourth street and Avenue B:
Second precinct, near corner of Fifth and
Locust street.
WE ARE GETTING ALTOGETHER
TOO MANY PIANO BOXES ON HAND;
THEY MAKE FINE PLAY-HOUSES AND
NEXT FALL ARE GOOD FOR FUEL
BIN. BOURICIUS PIANO HOUSE. 336
BROADWAY. THE "BOURICIUB BUILD.
ING," WHERE THE ORGAN STAND3
UPON.
I'pkolstcrlngr.'
Oeorge W. Klein, 19 South Main street.
'Phone; Ind.. 710 Black; Bell. (48.
SO Per Ceat Dleeeaat al on Shoes.
W ar making a reduction of 10 per cent
on everything In our atock. W want to
jlose out our summer good, that' th rta
son. Duncan Shoe company, 23 Main street
Arrested for gwtadllng.
Harvey Neeley. a young colored fellow
well known to the police. Is under arrest
charged with "swindling by false pre
tenses." Neeley, It is alleged, induced a
resident of the rural districts, whoa Iden
tity haa not yet been disclosed by th
police, to part with 35 for a supposed
ticket to Chicago several day ago. Neeley,
It I said, when he learned the man from
the country wanted to go to Chicago, as
sured him he could get a ticket for 36.
The fellow willingly confided th money
into the care of young Neeley. who re
turned with an envelope which he said
contained th ticket. The man from the
J country, vB opening U aavelop, f.ouid
enclosed a allp of paper bearing, written
In ink, "Please pas bearer to Chicago,
John Jone. city ticket agent." Neeley had
business elsewhere alien hi victim opened
the envelope and was not arrested until
yesterday.
The grandest opportunity ever known
for saving money on High Class Pianos
ha brought many buyer to A. Hoap
Co., 21 South Main Ft Council Bluffs. Ia.
Eye Olaaa Isiirsar.
Buy your glasses of us and w will In
sure them against everything but acci
dent. Dr. W. W. Magarrell, optician. 10
Peart St.
St'MBERS TO GO V 111E HOI K
Connpll
Aeta on Petition
of Poet-
master Haaletoa.
At the meeting of the city council last
night the city marshal and city engineer
were Instructed to co-operate with Pest-
master itazieion in enforcing the ordinance
requiring the placing of street numter
on' all houses. This action resumed fr m
a communication to the city c u-cll from
Tostmaster Haxleton, calling attention to
the fact that the work of the mall carriers
wan grealy hampered by the fa lure of
people to place the street numlwr on thl
houses. Mr. Haxleton asked the co-operation
of the municipal authorises in en
forcing the ordinance governing this mat
ter. Councilman Wallace announced that tho
public dedication of the handsome drink
ing fountain presented by the National
Humane alliance to the city would be held
Wednesday evening and a motion prevailed
tliat-the exercises be attended by nil the
members of the city council and a 1 othe:
municipal officers. Mr. Wallace stated thai
one of the conditions on which the foun
tain was presented to the city wa that a
public dedication bo held. The program for
the dedication was not announced.
Mayor Macrae culled attention to the fact
that the annual meeting of the Iowa I eatu
of Municipalities waa to be held In tMs
city early In October and that mthin
had been done so far towards arranging
for the entertainment of the r tors or
towards formulating a program. He was au
thorlxed to appoint a committee, c mslatlns
e-f three members of the city council, thre
city officials outaldo the council and three
members of the Commercial club, with
himself aa chairman, to take charge of
such arrangement.
New -bid for the city scavenger work
were received from Sherlock Gibson and
S. Dobson and were referred to the city
clerk for tabulation.
The city clerk wa Instructed to adver
tise for bids for l.ono feet of hose for the
fir department, tho need of which was
taken into account when the annual ap
propriation was made for the department
An opinion from the legal firm of Harl
A Tlnley relative to the question of the
paving of Lower Broadway wasc received
The question as to the right of Contractoi
Wlckham to commence the paving before
the completion of the contract for the
curbing had been raised, and Messrs. Harl
Tlnley gave It as their opinion that
there as nothing to prevent Mr. Wlck
ham from proceeding with the paving be
cil Bluffs for at least a week to investi
gate the supposed case of glanders In
ene of the horses of the (Ire department
over which there ha beeji a controversy
among the local veterinary surgeons.
The council adjourned to next Monday
night
A tnusfe wrapper protect sheet music.
Bouriclus' Piano House has a complete
line of elegant music wrapper and baga,
from 66 cent up to 33.60. at 836 Broadway,
Council Bluff.
Home, Sweet Home, and thousands of
other aong and Instrumental pieces al
10c each, for sal at Bouriclus Piano
; House, 336 Broadway. Council Bluffs.
IrRASrCB FIQinF.S
INKSOW.X
""" "" i.tO,fn or tweIve volulm.,. u h pf(m dlB.
Pa,c 1 rt ! covered earl v that the M0.O0O anrrn-rlatirn
day to raze them.
I . ....! , ,
: in niuiuBi vuiiipauies, noi represeniea
lo
cally
CARRIAGES ALWAYS READY, CALL
172, BOTH 'PHONES. GRAND LIVERY.
J. W. AND ELMER E. MINNICK. PRO
PRIETORS. Petersen A Bchoenlng sell matting.
Reliable picture framing. Picture framed
j or unframed. The lateat .colorings and real
work of art. Reasonable price. Bor
wlck. 211 South Main street.
Pleaeer af Conatr Dea.
John T. Powell, an old-time resident of
Pottawattamie county, died yesterday
morning at the home of his daughter, Mia.
D. A. Sewing, In Plumer settlement, aged
W years. He Is survived by ten children. ;
Mr. D. A. Sewing, Lewi township; Mr. !
Anna B. Wolf, Broken Bow, Neh. ; Mrs. '
Warren Roush, Cambridge, O. ; Mrs. John j
Connor, Balchford, O. ; Mr. Elmer Coon, i
Athena, O. ; Cale and Frank of Lewi town
ship; John Powell, Memphis, Mo., and
James and Stephen Powell of Murry City.
O. Deceaaed wa a member of the Masonic
lodge at Quick. Ia.
The funeral will be held Wednesday
afternoon at I o'clock from the Falrvlew
church and Interment will be In the church
cemetery.
Ic errata! '.flavored with pur vanilla;
omething that will please you. Purity
Candy Kitchen. 646 Broadway.
laadra Coal.
We hav a Urge stock on hand and
can fill your order immediately If da
sired. Com and figure with us for your
winter' supply. Brldanstein 4k Smith,
Uth Ave. and So. 6th St. Both phones Hi:
Mlrhlgran After laatraetor.
The fact that th Michigan Agricultural
coUrg at Lansing 1 In need of Instructors
1 responsible for th visit to Council Bluffs
of President J. L. Snyder of th Institution,
who 1 th guest of hi brothers. Judge
S. B. Snyder and Dr. M. B. Snyder. Presl
dent Snyder went yesterday to Lincoln.
Neb., to meet a prospective Instructor with
a vtew to filling one of th vacancies In tha
faculty of th college. Th demand for
competent ' Instructor to fill position In
the faculties of agricultural college greatly
exceed th aupply, Mr. Snyder aald.
Be Waot Ad Ar Baain Boo tars.
SOLDIERS AT DES MOINES
Regulars and Guardsmen Assemble foi
the Maneuvers.
BROWN AND BLUE ARMIES CAM!
Tea Thousand Dollars Appropriate,
by the l.ralatnt ure ot Kaoaga
t (oatplle the Itoater of
Inn a Regiments.
(From a Staff Correspondent )
DBS MOINES. Aug. . (Ppclal -Det
Motnca Is tilled with soldiers. They are
here In all uniforms and all degrees of rank,
from high officials of the United State
army down to the private in the rear
rn
of the Iowa National Guard
Soldier slnaly and In companle wer
marching through the streets all day long
and everything Is bustle in preraraUcm for
the maneuvers. The guard troops went Into
rnmp tonight, the Brown army a hort
distance north of the city limit on the
west lde of the Des Moines river and th
Blue army Just outside of Polk City,
twtnty mile frther north. Tomorrow th
troops will march a little closer to each
other and start In on the preliminary
movements.
Aside from the regular army officer
who r.re assigned here for duty a referees
or a officers attached to one or the othet
of the two atmles. it Is expected that
number of other high officials will reach
the city tonight and tomorrow to watch
the maneuvers and study the snccea of
the guard and regular army maneuvering
together.
Major Boughton. I". S. A., chief umplrn.
today announced the program. At 7:30 to
morrow night the officers will Assemble to
discuss the work of the following day
and receive instruction. At 7 a. m.
Wednesday the companies will begin an at
tack on an imaginary enemy and each
company separately mill be given a mili
tary problem to work out with discussion
on the ground after it is worked out.
At I In the afternoon Wertneaday the pro
grnm will be with battalions in attack
with problems to work out and discussion
following. At 7:30 In the evening ther
will be officers' meeting and discussion.
Thursday morning there will be regimental
attacks of Imaginary enemle with dl
cusslon on the ground. Friday and Sat
urday will be spent In the real maneuvers.
The trial of II. B. Dickinson and Dr. E.
E. Gadd for the murder of Miss Iren
Hlydenburg of Eldora la to be held at the
September term of the Polk county district
k-ourt. They were indicted In October. 1908.
and at the lime the case attracted much
attention. In addition to thl case ther
ire twenty-one other criminal case on
the docket, many of them prominent, among
them the cases against D. C. Blodgett, the
man who wanted th governor to call tho
legislature together to Impeach the Pollt
county district judge and later filed an
Information against Judge How of tha
district court, charging him with Injury.
Ten thousand dollars .appropriated by the
legislature for the work of preparing and
publishing a soldiers' roster la not enough
to any more than complete the preliminary
work. Colonel G. W. Grossley of Eldora.
who Is In charge of the work, has It well
under way. The roster of the First Iowa
Infantry, which was the only three month
regiment from this state. I alout com
pleted and the work on the Second and
Third regiments ha been begun. It ha
been decided to follow the plan of ar
rangement of the New Hampshire and
Michigan rosters, which give the informs-
' tlon In paragraph form Instead of tabu-
lated, with th Information In columns,
with suitable headings at the head of aarh
column. The Information relating to each
officer will be In, a paragraph following h's
name and the name will be arranged al
phabetically In companies and the com
panies In regiment. Th New Hampshire
roster Is published all In one volume and
the Michigan In one volume for eah regi
ment. The Iowa roster. It hna been de
cided, will be puhllshed In volumes con
venient for handling and will make about
mlt.
If you have anything to trade advertise
It In the For Exchange column of Th
Bee Want Ad pages.
H0TEL AND SUMMER RESORTS
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Hotel Kuppcr
lit and KoO,
KANSAS CITY, M0.
ta ah Shopping Blatxiat
Z4a all th Theatre.
OO beautiful moon,
loo private bataa.
Hot rnd ocJ4 water ta aO I !.
BpacloTi lobby, parlor.
Velephon ta every room.
Beautiful Oaf, Vrfo Oolata,
SI to $2.50 Per Day
Eurepeaa Flaa.
KUPPER BSO! HOTEL CO.
V. A, BBVBOB, Btgs.
ft Stratford Hotel (1
(European Flan)
Chicago. Ills
Offers yea refined, qalet and elegant mo.
omraodatioos. Located coraei el city'
two f zti bonlsvarda, It Is coovaoieot to
entire business center aad cloe ta beet
theatre and (hopping district.
rooms, 130 private baths ;luaariua writ
tag and reception rooms; woodwork
anhe-aay throachoati braa bad
aad all asodara eumfortai telephone is
very room, beautiful dining rooms
lb beat ( everything at aaodwate price,
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