THE OMAITA DAILY BEE: AVEDXESDAV, AlWST 14. 1007.
OFFERED FOR SALE
tContlnoed.l
Type I'tllm aa l1(f Machines).
YOU CAN KENT
TYPEWRITERS
any make, for
$2.50 MONTHLY
X
7" CHANGE
.TYPE WRITER
COMPANY
134 Fnrneni BL, Omaha.
Thone P. T.
!. M?H 14
BEWINCJ machine.. pfck case, $7. 415 N ad.
(16)-M63J II
rOR BALE High grade secondhand tyr--writer
; good condition; a bargain at
Call room Ma, Baa Bldg. U4)-471
ON Remington- tvpa writer, No. C, In foot
condition, for aala cheap. Call at Bea
Office. G()-3ht
' rl ' aa silHara Table.
FOR BALE New and secoiidhsnd bllllaM
and pool tablea. We lead the world la
cheap bar fixture; easy payments. Brunt-wlck-Balke-Colleadar.
07 8. 10th St.
11-4M
IweUfl sewaa.
CRUOB at tut price; freight paid or. tit
order; cetalugu free.
HERMAN M CONNKIX DRUO CO,
Omaha, Web.
(lO-Utll
BHKRWDN WILLI A MB CO. beat mixed
paint. Sherman McConnell Drug Co.
TOR SALE Finest boarding house In the
city, beat location, all furnlahed, beet
walking dlatance. etc.; cheap. Inquire Sv2
Karbaeh blocks Omaha. Neb. ( 16 OS
SEND ua your mall ra-deia for drug',
freight paid on tig lota. Myers-Dillon
Drug Co.. Oirwba. at)
FOR BALE A ' butchers' refrigerator,
aeveral ehow caea, a new peanut roaster,
large coffee mill, two large automatic
oil tank and atora fixture too numaroua
to mention. Oloba Land Investment
Co., Omaha. Neb. (1 MSg
TWO new dlnlngroome adjoining, seating
S each; serve over S0 meal dally; beet
location; money-maker; will eell one or
both cheap for caah. Apply 1"7 South 17th
Bt. (141 M7 17x
HAT. $ per ton. Wagner. 101 N. loth.
1-M7il
FOR BALE Now la the time to get your
canning, preserving ana Jelly piums, and
later best peaches, without limit, from
Theo. William, who breed the best fruit
grown. C--.ll at - orchard. Spring Lake,
Benson. Phone Benson Zoo.
(14)-M47S 15x
HOMEOPATHIC medlclnea. wholesale and
retail.. nnerman aacvonneu urug o.
U-M 41?
FOR SALE Btory Clark cabinet organ;
li iiniin: a beautiful, st ronsr-toned instru
ment; aultable for church or home; good
condition; a bargain; cost 12a. price
Address L 7S4, Bea. Clil MT91
FOR BALE About October L one (WVgallon
wortnington aupiex pump, eise jzxr?-u.
W. H. Bridge, engineer Omaha Bee
aii-Mtri
OAS, ELECTRIC AND
COMBINATION FIXTURES
Largest, moat up-to-date stock at lowest
prlcea. In the city, aelect now. Delivered
wnen ne-ueu. initi-viiuu iuvlvu.
BURGESS - GRANDEN CO.
Ill So. lith BU ' Tal. Doug, all
(14) 4M
HALL'S eats, new. Id-hand. 1411 Farne.ro.
' u-n
'id-band rubber hose, tools. Blnger, 411 N.
ICth. " (li 7
Hi
Neb. Tal. Red. DL
(16-MS1 Ux
BIX feet, all plate glass counter show case,
Us. sua n. iblB at. twj su HI
FOR BALE Two Z.3-hand ion n. p. tubular
boilers en Inches In diameter. 14 feet
long, with fronts and connections, now In
us at our 1- v jf; wa are about to re
place them ..rth larger onea. Will aell
cheap. Omaha Cooperage Co., 35th and I
8ts. South Omaha, Neb. tf M
PATENTS
D. O. BARNELL, patent attorney and ma
chine designer, Faxton Blk. Tel. Ked 7117.
(17) M907 312
LARSON CO. Iook free.
Bn Bldg.
OH hio
PERSONAL
OMAHA BUmn.srcrs' InaUtuta. Ramg
SUg, OHJ mi
EWINO maotrtnes rented. Neb. Cycle Co..
IMh an Harne. 'Phone Doug. IK.
(18) an
If a nyJTVJC treatment and bath. Mm.
MAU.W.tAiAsrujU,, U N. 1Mb. fd floor.
Oa) am
FEW bargains In Id-hand soda fountain
manfkljr paymants. Derlaht, 11 1-amain.
.
l i . . -
ECZEMA absolutely cured by w v. Faxton
aalva. B. i. BoaimaU. act.. W are HI.
. tlS)-MU
MAGNETIC nJu'baTiS;:
Boom a, U04 Famaas bu M fl.
Qg-M44 AM
SYRINGES, rubber goods, by mall: cut
prlcea tend for fie catalogue. Myers
Dillon Drug Co, Omaha. (ii au
MASSAGE bath, manicure, chlropldist
facial and scalp specialist. ' HOi Dodg
6L. 16th. Opp. P. O. (18)-Ma07 ix
tlim BALVATION ARMT sollcHs cast-oC
olMhlng; ln fast, anything you -do not
aaod. we collact, lepalr and sail, at 111
K. 11th it., (or voat oc collecting, to the
avojthy poor. Call 'ahoae Doug. 41S and
waaost win can. Qaj-m
TOUNO WOMEN coming to Omaha at
atrangera are Invited to visit the Touog
Women's Christian Association room.
1414 Farnam atraat, where they will b
. airaoted to aultable boarding placaa or
otherwise assisted. tlt tttl
R1VATB CONFINEMENT HOME Mrs
Itt. Kin. tL& N. ia at. Tel. Doug. atos.
tii o4
TITV Vf TTP. Expert lady operator
fjUltu rives mat sure. Room
i. Barker block. 16tl and Farnam. New j
establishment. ) sS lx ;
HEALTHY, wholesome, satin skm be
stowed by Satin akin cream and Satin
powder. t5c , til)
REAL ESTATE
U siA L K8TATB1 DEALERS.
RUSSELL M KlXRlCk; CO 432 Ramga
! Mb,
V. 1L TURRKLI U PatUrsoo Blk Doug
Xiyi. tl-e
PAYNE INV. CO.. let Boor N. X. L. Doa
im. til-
W.
at- C FBTERfl CO.. Bee Btdg- (U)-7
L." YT.' BUNNELL CO., ta K
Douglas sua
Y Ll fa
!- -ex
ALFRED C. KENNEDY, tsf Flrat Natl
aaaa BUlg. i'hone LVug-les TO.
GEORGE COMPANY,
mvitun. TL Dc uglaa
i ii
C M. RICH. Utb Locust Tel. Web. 1471
(U) 17 Six
city raoriRTT ron sale
DIAL FBT ATE TITLE-TRUST
CO
CUAa E. WILLIAMSON. Prea
tis S2
FOR SALE Ff-e acre tract of lead In Ben
son. thiee block Irons ear. aultaule for
planting or for improvement; aa epper
twenty for saweeaa. A dux us G 4 K U'-i
REAL ESTATE
city rnorr.RTT for ilk.
Continued
is we
1 VI -IMS South 2th 81., eo-ner lot. anx142
feet; two cottage; rent t per month)
room for two mora cottages or Data. Eay
terms.
THOMAS PRENNAN.
Room 1, New Tor Life Bldg.
Thon Douglss lit.
CLOSE IN BARGAIN
To 4Vuth IKth St.. 12-rnm house. Just
lately been remod.-led. with new phimb
ln. heating, painting: rent for $T2n a
year. lxl 60 feet front by SO feet deep.
Irlce. PVB.0. or will aell through to lith
St. another piece, fxsn feet, for $V)0
more; a go.d place to p;it up a brick fiat.
Rememtr thle property 1 onlr a few
block from the Urge office building, re
tall tore end wholesale houe. It la
ure to advance rapidly In price. Bee ui
about thle at once.
Hastings & Heyden,
1704 Famacu St. Bee Fldg.
( MTfll it
TELL US
OP ANOTHER CHTNK OF GROUND
CIvOSE IN FOR FLAT OR APART
MENT HOUSE AS NICE AND OF
FERED AS CHEAP AS THE SOUTH
EAST CORNER OF 2 1ST AND CHI
CAGO. 171 FEET OF FRONTAGE.
LOOK AT IT. THINK OF IT. THEN
SUBMIT OFFER.
ROBINSON & WOLF,
413 Paiton Blk.
(1 2 14
CLOSE IN; EASY PAYMENTS
7-room bouse, located at 14 Pierce St.; lot
tixlSO, Trontlng on two etreete; newer, gas,
water and partially modern plUmblnK;T
hnusa nicely panerea; price only l.M, MH
cash, balance aame aa -rent.
C. Q. CARI.BERCJ,
811 N. T. LIFE BLDQ.
OD-U507
Attractive Kountze Place Home
For Sale.
1810 Spencer Street.
-Room, strictly modern house well ar
ranged. Blate roof. Paved streets on both
sides, brick walk. Lot B0xls. Taxea all
paid. 43.700.
Tayne Investment Company,
First Floor N. T. L. Bldg.
Tel. Dougla 1781.
1)-K IS
WALNUT HILL
$3,000
3830 SBWAED ST
Want offer, part terms it desired,
for this good seven-room dwelling,
modern except furnace, with nice
south front lot, on paved street.
$4,000
. 3854 SEWARD ST
Want offer, part terms If deelred, for this
good nine-room dwelling; hot water heat,
porcelain bath. gas. city water, etc., with
full south front lot, on paved atreet.
OWNER HAS MOVED FROM CITY,
WANTS TO UBB THE MONET AND
PROPOSES TO BELL. WANT AN Or
FER. GARVIN BROS.. 1604 FARN'AM ST.
(U 42i
WEST FARNAM HOME
We have Just listed new,
11-room, all modern house In
' the West - Farnam district
which haa been built only one
year and Is only one block .
from Farnam car line. Has
hot water heating plant and
cement aldewalka. Haa sis
large bed rooms upstalra, with
bath; five rooms and reception
hall downstairs. Full lot, In
good neighborhood. Price for
a abort time, only $7,000.
GEORGE & CO.,
. 1001 Farnam 8t
(1-M9B2 14
TWO BIG 8NAP8.
12.500 will buy a large 7-room house at
4Mh and Lafayette Ave. Strictly all mod
ern.. Full basement, good furnace, elec
tric ltghta. nickel plumbing, house almost
new, part of the Ihouse la finished In quar-ter-sswed
oak, balance grained. Ground
la lutmloO. Two full tola All kinds of fruit
and shade, grape vineyard, large cistern,
permanent walks. This place la well worth
la.tss. but owner must sell at once, and la
re'rms W Cr",C,; MB' b",nce
iTSi, win fc- . -,,. hM .t VTth
and Ohio Sta. All In first-class repair. Thla j
la lust the place for the man with email
meana. Just the place to raise chickens
and a fine garden. Tou could not com
mence to build thla houae for $2,000. There
la 4 vacant lota adjoining that can be rented
for $4 per year, or can be bought for $AiO
If so desired. Thla place ia 4 blocks from
the street car at the present time, but
will only be 4 blocka from the new extension
of ths Harney line, which la to be put In
wlthtn ths next 4 months. This 1 abso
lutely the biggest bargain In tne city, $00
caah. BalaiVe eaay terma I can guarantee
to rent thla place for $16 per month. Call
at once.
If you are thinking of buying a home It
will pay you to call and ae us. aa w have
all kinds in all parte of the city, and we
will guarantee to give you better prices
than you can get any phi nai else. We alao
have some good Investments In city prop
erty and western landa Call and have a
talk with ua.
KELI.ET INVESTMENT CO.,
tX Neville Block.
(l)-M9Gi 14
INVESTMENT
K.SOO for 1910-;? I-ake St..
two atorea, 4-room fat over
each. Yearly rental, $720. Good
outalde locaUtttt. Alwaya
rented.
GEO HUE A CO., 1401 Farnam St.
(l-sM
14
A REAL BARGAIN.
llOt 8. !tth atreet tcieorgia Ave.). Thla
thoroughly modern 4-ruom houm. w th
cemented basement, must be sold be
fore September 1. .Lot 10x110. with
email barn ln rear. possession given
Imn-edtately. This prueterly ran t
bought rUht now at an exceedingly
cheap price.
Ji77 DAVENPORT ST.
The aoutr.east corner of Hi and Daven
port. This large, elegant 10-ruom house
of the moat modern construction and
in the bet it repair can be bought
most cheaply. The ground is loixlll
feei and I in Omaha very beat rati-dt-nco
ilistrlct. Puaaeaston can be glvon
at once.
CONRAD TOUNO.
lill Dodg St. Tel. Douglas 14T1.
(!) M7I II
NINE ACRE FRUIT FARM
Just outside tbe city limit. The cheap -
st fruit farm ever put on the merket
est fruit farm ever put on the merkac
considering the amount of fruit and the
Buildings and so close to the city.
i-Room house, closets, cellar, well and 1
cistern. Barn for four horses 2Ux2l. Grain- I
ary and wtrit shop ani carriage house wivrrn-n. ... ,. ,,.r ,
! Chicken heus Hi rl irken h I WATisU try two .young men. mooer.i
hauM an v.?.l C.i V.A JUIIL ?' room. ",th board. In strUtly private fun-
bfnn!2 rfl .Vr- .i.if. out ! r: references exchanged. Address M Jt.
m.iidings. ro acres alfalfa, two arras r.' v uk-. ili
gra a. one and one-half acre red rasa-j (S-r-M; lx
ifcU!- 0T Vl101T"h"" ,"C-Kbl!f,, '""'iTWO adulta desire four unfurnished rooms.
r M.?w.7 tr,Vrbrr,'- c" near car Una, with modern tacllitlea, about
. : -1 ;,,ppl? I' U Sept. lith. Furnace not necessary. North
cherry tres-s. seven.y flum trees. 10 pear (,t 0u referred. K-ferences ex-
tree.
sixieen peac.1 trees, r currants. 100
goose iriries. pie plant and asparagua.
ma;iie. eol ton wood, cbratnut aad walnut
treve. Mulberry hedge. Flowers, rose
bushes, nice lawn around bouse. Land
lies well with south exposure. Price, 46,080.
N. P. DODGE k CO.,
1714 raraam Sk Bee Bldg.
0-4k 1
REAL ESTATE
citt mnrEHTT ron ial.
(Continued.)
If lookJr.g for a I, t or T-rnom eottaga oa
your awn term, 'pnona Web. J
or-i,
TWENTY ACRES
IN BENSON, $4,500.
Only eight blocka from car, on Military
paved road, the land la high and slrhtly,
with the exception of one corner ha a
running creek and some shsde. It would
make an Ideal piece of gnund for a coun
try home or aultable tt subdivide and sell
In lot or acre.
HASTING HETDEN,
KM Fa mam 8t.
(19)-F4 11
14 PER CENT GILT EDGE
Two nice, brand new houeee. 5 rooms enrh.
rental Income $3. per nnnum: 2.5o for
both, or will sell separate. Hard ' pine
finish throughout: well, with pump, per
manent wslks. shed, outhouses, etc. A
specially nice place to live In one house
and rent the other. ,
J. KENDI8 SON,
.641 Faxton Blk.
19 MBSJ 14
LIST your property wtttj Chrt Borer,
ui ana turning w iiw-
REAL ESTATE
FARM AMD MAACH LDU FOR BALIS
Colorado.
440 ACRES of Wyoming wheat land, 5
miles from Cheyenne; 16.009 If taken
this month; half caah, balance lung
time; a big snap for Investment. D. K.
Nicliolson, Lamonl, la.
(10) M971 ltx
Kaaaaa.
WANTED-Agent to represent us In th
aala of cur Kansas lands. .Write for par
ticulars. Globe Land and aateatment Oi..
Omaha, Neb. t)-7
Sebrnakn.
to ACRES two tni:?s west of Florence, on
good road, pait In grove, soma fruit, a
lint clace for soma one; a bargain at
2.&); easy term. Seybolt. Telephone
Webster 1J70.
(10)-
mm
FOR BALE Two tracta of 40 ncrea each,
about fifteen miles southeast of Sidney,
Neb., about six miles from station on
Union Pacific and aame distance from
station on U. it M., ti.50 lr acre, tl.tt
V. k.l,nM In nlna .Mftll.l riViTt.nl.
Thle la open for few .lays only. A.jgresa tendfd trlp to the New England states
T flU car of Be office. ())-Mt7 1 Th(.y wll, lBlt New york CUy before ra
- turning.
t OK oALili 1
OR TRADE
S acres of the beat farm land, Vi miles
west of Calhoun. The farm is aell Im
proved, with new house, haa living water
on It It has now on It as One a crop as
you can see ln Nebraska. Th owner wants
to coma to imana. t rice per acre.
ROBINSON WOLF.
4JS Board of Trade.
() 925 14
I HAVE some choice ranches In Nebraska
and Wyoming, also some good farms la
-eastern Nebraska and South Dakota, Im-
r roved and unimproved, at bargains,
lave some choice trading propositions for
stocks of goods and Income property. If
you are In the market for anything of
thla kind write to me and tell me what
you want for I can till the bill. Address
J. P. Falter, Plattamouth, Neb.
FIRST -CLASS Nebraska farms and ranches
for homes or Investment, nanus, Omaha.
Obi 14374
BARGAINS IN FARMS-For list Of corn,
alfalfa and winter wheat farms writs
J. T. Campbell, Litchfield. Nab.
() M17J 7?x
ant Dakota.
TRIPP COUNTY OPENINO-For full par
ticulars writ Tripp Count Land and
Abstract Co. Dallas. B. D.
m-M7Il K
Wyoaatac.
I QUARTER sections of wheat land In
N. E. Colorado; $10 per acre; on easy
payments. D. F. Nicholson, Lamonl, la.
. .-. (20) il!70 14s
REAL ESTATE LOANS
MORTGAGE LOANS.
If you desire a real eatate loan It will
be to your Interest to consult me rela
tive to my plan of permitting oorrow
ara to reduce their Indebtedness. When
dealing with ma you will be Informed
as to whether you ana paying a commis
sion or not.
W. H. THOMAS,
(01 First National Bank Bldg.
(12) Mils ltx
LOANS on Improved olty property. W. H.
Thomas, 606 First National Bank Blda.
m-u
liiD m Imorovad
Omaha property.
O Kaefa B, K. Co., ion N. V
. Life Bldg
11,000,000 TO LOAN on business and real
denoe property la Omaha; lowest rates;
no delay. Thomas Brannan. Itoom 1. N.
T. Ltfa, (2-e0
WANTED Cltjr loans and warranta W.
Farnam Smith sV Co., UlO Farnam St.
U3-404
j U TO UO.QOO TO LOAN at lowest rates;
-elaj. OARVIN BROS. 1044 FARNAM.
(22-h;
PRIVATE MONBT-F. D. Wead. 1IB Dou
UO Ska
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co
(t2r-sn
LOWEST tlATES-BemlSi Paxton Block.
(22 lul
W ANT ED Cl ' y loans. R. C. Petsrs 4t Co.
(O-Mi
WANTED-TO BUY
CASH psld for old book. Crsne-Fdye Oa,
4U V. 14th. Phone Douglas ISO.
fHV-ail
WANTED To buy, second-hand furniture, I Muff, lot 12. block 2. Clifton Hill
cook and heating atovea, carpet, lino- j A. tJ. Barker, trustee, to Joseph
leums, office furniture, old clothes and I Barker, trustee, lots t, 11, II and 15.
Shoes, pianos, feathers, bed pillows, quilts ' Barker's subdivision
and ail kinds of tools; or will buy th , Yuba K. Counsman and husband to
furniture at your house complete. Will ' Johanna Goodall. weat one-half of
buy antique or ma'aoganv furriture. Tr.e lot 22, block 2. Avondale Park
highest prlcea paid. Call the light man. . Francis Goodall and wife to Edward
Tel. Douslaa 3&71. (Si Mett Aug: I b Magulneas. aame
Anthony W. Johnson to the Creedon
CARD CABINET of It to 21 drawers for Improvement company, south one
caid I by 4 Inches; state price; must he half, west 44 feet of lot 5. block
chap. Ai ilress L Sex. Bee. ( TO j j5 Omaha
- - - - Eleaser Wakeley and wife to O. W.
lTjinii,i-vjrninii win wi rarrtuniiuiwi
rive particulars in first letter.
Addre-s
J. . Cambridge, la.
(25 M42 1W
WANTED-To bu, from on. to five acre..
rn.WniV caah " Addr-.1c nBee"
Une. Will pay cash. Addreaa K f5f; .
'
-
WANTED TO BORROW
WANTED TO BORROW
ll.Of to enlarae a good paying bustneaa
with privalese t-j reduce loan arly. Ad
dreaa W T2k Raa. 4v aa
areas v t.a pea.
WHEN ou write to advert aera remember
It takes' out in ex-ra srr.-ike or two of
the pea 'o rr.eni'on the fact that you easy
lbs aa ia tne ee
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED To rent, furnished and unfur
nished rooms for light housekeeping.
! P"; jLife Bldg
1eL !""" tMi-Mlal Aug2x
i ROOMS for students. Omsha Rental
Co.. 30s N. Y. Ufa. Doug. 381.
lM)-Ma lx
7.1 .. i tV... n n
tI6-as4 l!x
LADY dlre room and board In refined
private family: give par tc-ilar. 8 S3 Bee.
(t-Mfc lix
WHEN writing to advertisers It take but
a strobe er I we of the pea te say sea
saw aa a4 as The) Bee, -
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM LOW A
COUNCIL
Of!, IB Beam
MINOR MESTIO.V
Davis, drug.
Stockert aella carpet.
Cd Rogers' Ton) Fauat beer.
Fine engravlnga at Leffert'a.
Sea Schmidt elegant new photo.
BUT BORWICKS Fl'RE TAINTS.
PETERSEN & SCHOENINQ SELL rugs
Lewi Cutler, funeral director, 'phone tJ.
Wood ring Undertaking Ompany. Tel. E3.
rictur framing. C. E. Alexar.ilpr. V2 B wy.
County Attorney J. J. Hess and family
arc home from their eastern trip.
DIAMONDS AS AN INVESTMENT.
TALK TO LEFFERT AHOUT IT.
Excelsior Masonic .lodge will meet In
regular communication this evening.
KAIL TEKM OF WtaTliltN IOWA
COLLEGE OFEN3 AUGUST 2. SKND
FOK CATALOG E. .
Mrs. L. A. Lester of the county record
er a office has gone to Idaho Springs,
Colo., on a vacation trip.
Justice Conner nerformv1 the mnrriair i
ceremony yesterday for David Shepurd !
and Maud Andeiaon, 'both of Omaha.
Tracy Rodaell. deputy clerk of the dls- City water ori romp-. ,,. ...u
trlct court, and wife returned yesterday le a written report wlth the cl y c erk
from a visit with relatlvee at Oakland. Ia apeclfying lni
. consideration the location of each and the
Bt DREISER BOTTLED BEER I requirement for adequate aervl.e as specl
SERVED ONLT AT FIRST-rT. .. BARt B J by the franchise under which the sys
AND CAFES. L. ROSENFELD CO. Agta. i .m of water works was constructed; and,
A building permit was Issued yesterday further, be It
to J. C. Bck for a frame cottage In Resolved. That the acting city aollcitors
Stutsman 8 Second addition, to cost $1,000. be requested to prepare a aultable notice
WE WILL DELIVER ALL SIZES Or '"'?,, '''.""notiln, said
HARD COAL DURING AUGUST FOR 110 I r Works V J. L . , Mid nrTuce
a tov vm ATI nil 1 N itAIN ST I company that from the date ot Mia nonir
MONtra 2!' EL8H' ' MAlN ST' the city will decline payment of any rental
.. . . a x.,a cwi, 1 charge from any hydrant from which made-
Mrs. C. O. Saunders and children of Oak- i quaie supply or pressure of water Is
land avenue arrived home yesterday from : maintained for fire protection, taking Into
Manilla, la., where they were visiting rela- i consideration the location of such hydrant,
tlves. I unsolved. By the city council of the city
Relatives here have received word of the : of Council Bluffs, that from the date of
death of the Infant child of Mr. and Mrs. : the passage of this resolution that no
Rowland Crockwell. formerly of this city, ; payment shall be made or allowed on ac
now of Columbus. O. i count of any claims or bills presented ty
Rev. Father RIelag. S. J . of St. Mary s, the Council Bluffs City ?er rk" corn-
Kan., is conducting a retreat for the sis-
ters at St. Bernard s and Mercy hospitals. ;
About flftv .re In attendance.
I About fifty are In attendance,
i Dr. and Mrs. E. I. Woodbury and daugh
ter, Mlsa Cora, left yesterday tor an ex
M'ss Maud Phepsrd. living at MS Har
monv street, comolained to the police yes
terday that she had been bitten bv a bull
terrier belonging to the family of William
Rev. Henry DeLong performed the mar- ! "oxxle to a height of 100 feet In any part
rlage ceremony yesterday for A. W. Reed Of the main business portion or the city
of Sidney, la., and Luella E. Edwards of ' anij at leaat two such streams to a height
Uncoln, Neb , and Arthur L. Powell of ' . , , ., line of
Callaway. Neb., and Edith C. Hoagland ""y fel l ny Plnt on th ,,n 01
of Big Springs, Neb. - j Its mains.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Catherine I When the resolutions were presented by
Buckman will be held this morning at i0 Mr. Wallace aome of the oounctlmen
o'clock from the family reeidence, 13 South ! ' ., ,,,. tn k referred to the
Eighth street. Rev. T. J. Maekay. rector thought they ourht to be referred to tna
of All Saints' Episcopal church, Omaha, J acting city aollcitors, Messrs. Harl ft Tin
will conduct the aervicea, and burial will . ioyi Dut made no objection to adopting them
bJlLFIrV,,CW T.et , .'when Informed by ths councilman from
Marie Palmer, alias .Williams, a colored: tt,mt v,. K.n drawn
womnn llvlna at 1100 Avenue C. was re- the Thlrd wrd th1 tny naa ben ar,wn
ported to the police last night to have at
tempted auiclde by the carbolic acid route.
Prompt medical attention saved her from
crossing to the great beyond. The cause
for the woman attempting her life waa not
ascertained.
The 6-months-old baby of Rev. and Mrs.
Grant B Wilder. 211 East Pierce atreet,
died yesterday morning from cholera In
fantum. Rev. Mr. Wilder left last Tuesday
a'lth a party for a trip to Montreal, ex
pecting to be gone two weeka and efforts
to reach him yesterday by telegraph were
unsuccessful.
Stephen C. Estua, aged 81 years, died
yesterday at hla home, 202 Grover street,
death being due to the Infirmities of old
age. Deceased had been a resident of this
city for thirty-five years, and la ejrvlved
by hla wife and one son, L. 'W. Eatus of
Omsha. He aerved In the civil war aa a
member ot the Fourth Wlaconaln cavalry
volunteers.
Befbre getting yourupholsteiing, mat
tress making, repairing and reftnlshlng done
get prices of the' Morgan Upholstering
company, $31 Broadway, next to Alexand
er's art store. Telephone for quick orders,
Bell XS; Ind. JJ0 Red.'.
Ice cream flavored with pure . vanilla;
something that will please you. Purity
Candy. Kitchen, 444 Broadway.
N. Y. Plumbing Co. TeL 250. Night. L i
WANTED SITUATION
WANTED POSITION 15 yeare' experience
bookkeeping and office work In real eatate.
department store, lumber, grain and mill
ing. E. R. Peaae, Fremont, Nb
(27 Mill
k YOUNG roan n yeara old (Danish)
wishes position in grocery store; talka
little English; used to that business. Ad
dress A 1, Bee. (27)-M462 ltx
SITUATION wanted by an experienced
atenographer; employed at present;
cauae for changing, better conditlona;
best of references furnished. Address
M. M. H., 414 S. 4th St., St. Joseph, Mo.
(27) M1S ltx
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Georglanna, K. Ball
Peter L. Swenaon.
and husband to
lot 4, block 2.
Brennan Place $
0
1
10
Frank Klat to Katerlna Klat, lot S,
block I, Linwood Park
Ralph Kern to Annie C. Kern, lot 6
and weat 10 feet of lot 4. Smith
Park
Victor B. Caldwell et al. to N. P.
Dodge, trustee, lot i, block 4, Ash
land Place
Joseph Barker et al. to A. O. Barker,
undivided one-half tnterrat ln lots
I. 11, II and IS. Barkis subdivision.
Barker company to aame, undivided '
one-half Internet ln same
Charles Cllne and wife to Charles F.
1
1
1.550
500
500
7,000
. Looniia. lot 10. block 10. Urlaca
vi...
6301,
Cnlted Reai 'EstaVe and 'Trust 'corn-
! Koun, ftX1..1?...
Conrd " Youn t0 H"ron com'
; pany. lot 2. block !M, Omaha
' Rankers' Savings and Loan aasocla-
; Hon to Frank P. Cowdery, lot 11,
I block 2. Boulevard Terrace
iH- w- Yat' nd w,f ,0 'y wut.
William J Creedon to A. W. John-
i on'.,ou,th nf:h"Af- M ,e1 of
. lo E;.,bloci ". Omaha...
J- B. HlinroJ and wife to Grace H.
Evans, lot 14. block a Ambler Place..
I Grace H. Evana and husband to
! Annie 0. Gould, eame
1.20)
I
850
1.300
T.000
1
1
Total
I-T.J49
CITY SCAVENGERS
Horses and cattle hauled free of
charge. Garbage, ashes, manure and
all rubbish; clean vaults and cess
pools. Al) work done Is guaranteed
Calls promptly atlruund to.
Lad. phone laa T. Bell Bed 1ST3
IliZUOCZ C OlaSOH.
as
ggYfwm"'am,aef''mmTVTa54 1 A- non,m naving wii(iarawn,aa
A. A. CLARK & CO.
LOAtl MOIIEY Oil HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
And anf Chattel ftecarlty at one-half tha asuaj rates.
Twenty yrars of tnrerasfnl basinets.
Corner Main and Broadway, Over America u Ex preas.
N connection with Clark Mortgage Co.
sir.
J
BLUFFS
St. Tel.
'NEW MOVE IN WATER FIGHT
.Council Orderi Teit of Presiur'e on All :
Hydrtnti.
jrjfXALS WILL BE' WITHHELD
Payment to Be Kefaaded oa All that
Da Xot Coma l a to' Rcojalre
snents at tbe Con
tract. At the meeting of the city council last
night Councilman Wallace Introduced the
following two resolutions, which wer
adopted without dissent:
Ri solved, That the chairman of the tire
and llsht committee be. and la hereby, dl-
reeled to cauee to be Inspected all water
hydrants now maintained by the Council
fany on
hydrant wnere J" ""',"' Veoii red
aure furnished Is less than that required
. j by section lv of the original irancmer
granted to said company
Meaala at Resolatloa.
That is to say that no rental shall be
paid for any hydrant located upon any
mains where said company Is unable to
discharge or throw at least six streams
of water simultaneously out of a one-lnoh
by that firm of attorneys.
"Do I understand It that in ths event of
any hydrant falling to meet the requlre
menta specified In the resolution, It Is to
be removed," asked Manager Hart of the
water works company, who waa present.
"I presume so," replied Mr. Wallace, and
thla la as far as the discussion went.
Among the bills before the coonclf was
one from the water works company for
$4,220 "to equal $60 per annum on 281 fire
hydrants from March 1, 1904. to March 1,
1407." The amount. It Is understood, ia the
difference between the hydrant . rentals
called for In a previous rate ordinance and
one recently paased by the council. The
bill was referred to ths special city so
licitors !' ,'..
Meeting f MnnlrtpaJ lagwe.
f. G. Pierce,' former, mayor of Mar
ahalltown and secretary of ths Iowa
League of Municipalities, addressed the
council relative to the annual meeting
of the association to be held m Council
Bluffs September 17, 1$ and II.' He oat
lined the program, which he stated could
not bs definitely arranged until it waa
learned what time of the meeting was
to be taken up by entertainment of the
delegates. In this respect Mr. Pierce
suggested that little be planned In the
way of entertainment by the citizen of
Council Bluffs, as It was deemed pre-
(arable to occupy the time with business
rather than with pleaaure. He estimate!
that between 161 and 200 delegates would
be present and suggested that reception
committees be appointed to meet thm
on arrival ln thla city. "This Is about
all the entertainment necessary. Mt
the delegatea aa they arrive and get them
acquainted with your cltlsens; that ia
the best entertainment you can give
them," said Mr. Pierce. '
Mr. Pierce stated that it was the In
tention to secure. If possible, the pres
ence of Henry T. Clarke of Omaha on one
of the nights of ths meeting to address
the league on "Municipal Taxation of
Railroads," a question ln which Coun
cil Bluffs, he said, undoubtedly wai
fleetly Interested.
City Treasurer True, following Mr.
Pierce, suggested that Invitations be
sent by the city to every city and town
ln the state, whether Vnembers of the
league or not, to send a representative to
the meeting. Cm his part, hs said, he
Intended sending invitations to evory
city treasurer, and auggeated that the
city auditor, city engineer,' city solicitor,
chief of police, etc., do likewise. By
thla. Mr. True said, a big attendin-je
might be secured and greater Interest de
veloped in the meeting.
Councilman Wallace, on behalf of the
mayor, who was unavoidably abaent, read
the names of the oommlttee appointed by
Dr. Macrae to co-operate with a commit
tee of three from tbe Commercial club
In making arrangementa for the enterlaln-
ment of th rielAvat Ia tM mm, i
Councllmen Younkerman, Smith and Wal-
I tan from tbe pi f v munHI .nil t,.im. I
True. Clerk Saon and Solicitor Kimh.il
from the officials outside the council, are
' the membera named on the committee.
Councilman Younkerman suggested to
, Mr. Pierce that the question of municipal
. ownership of water works be one of the
subjects on the program for the meeting.
In reply Mr. Pierce stated: while that ques-
tlon had not been placed on the program.
that of "municipal franchises" had been
nd tnat undoubtedly the matter auggeated
, by Mr. Younkerman would come up for
Informal discussion. ,
The contract for he city ecavenger work
waa awarded Sam Dobaon, he being the
lowest bidder generally.
The contract for paving Fourth street,
between Eleventh and Twelfth avenuea,
waa awarded E. A. Wlckham, the only
bidder, on hia bid of $2.01 per square yard
for concrete base and Galesburg block
top
George Townl.y waa granted a permit
an a aaloon at 600 Pearl street.
no. r. rmxr, ugt.
one Of "hut bendsmrb. City Clerk Sapp pre
sented a new bond In the sum of lit
wlth'E. ?. Hart. T. O. Turner and J. T.
Qnenshlrld a sureties.
The council adjourned to next Monday
night and will meet as a committee of the
whole tomorrow ifternoon.
Cauncliaen Maloney and Olson wore ab
sent and Councilman Tnunkerman presidiM
ln ,h Bb-V"" of .M-yor m., ,ho w,.
at trie sick oca oi nis isuirr, it. Mac
rae, sr.
Mayor's Aanaal Messaae Read.
The much belated annual- message from
Mayor Macrae, which was due at the open
ing of the 'new fiscal year on April 1, waa
read by the clerk. In It Mayor Macran re
viewed the work of the several depart
menta for the laat year, commenting fa
vorably on them all.
One suggestion made
,
In the ptessage met with favor namely,
that of securing ground In the neap future
for a new and larger city building. On
motion' of Councilman Smith, the mayor
waa . requested to appoint a special com
mittee of three to look up the matter of a
suitable site. The mayor also suggested
that aome provision should be malo for
members of the police force Injured or
maimed whllo In the discharge of "their
duties 'and for their famllUa If. killed while
on duty.
Two Dlrarra aalts Filed.
Two divorce aulfa were filed ln the. dis
trict court yesterday, ths petitions show
ing that the plaintiffs In both cases had
discovered In a very brief time that so
far as they war concerned marriage waa
a dismal failure.
George Lewis was married to Albert
Lewis in this city on January 11, 1P4, and
as he deserted her April 1 of the year fol
lowing. She aki (hat aha be granted a
divorce and the custody of their minor
child.
Julius Hansen asks a divorce from Belle
Hansen, to whom he waa married In thla
city May II of last year. Hansen alleges
that three days after their marriage when
he came horns from hla work, he found his
wife Intoxicated and that when he re
monstrated she struck him ln the face.
Four months later Hansen alleges his wife
left hlrn and went to work as dining room
girl in a local hotel and has since refused
to return to him. He also makes statutory
Charges against the defendant.
Dolce Llabt Gaards Home.
James Lanktoa Near Death.
James Lankton, tbe man Injured In a
street flight late Saturday night, was still
alive at a late hour last night, but at the
Edmundaorf hospital where he waa operated
on Monday afternoon It waa stated that It
waa doubtful If he would survive until
morning.
John Shefler, against whom an Informa
tion was filed yesterday by Joe Lankton
of Gllllat, la., a brother of the Injured
man. charging him with assault with intent
to commit bodily Injury, was released
yesterday morning on a $2,000 caah bond.
The bond was fixed at this amount after
a conference between Judge Snyder and
Assistant County Attorney Rosa.
The hearing ao far as Walter Delahoyd.
James Lankton's companion, who waa
charged with disturbing the peace, was
oonoerned. was continued until today.
J. J. Lankton, father of the dying man,
arrived from Sidney, la., yesterday.
The Dodge Light guards arrived home
yesterday afternoon from Des Moines,
where at Company L of the Fifty-fifth
regiment, they took part ln the annual
encampment-1 and maneuvers of the Ioa-a
National ' guard. 1 The boy reached home
In excellent ondltion despite the hard
work they underwent during th hot days
of last week. During the first two or three
days several .of them were prostrated by
the heat but Boon recovered.
Arthur Marr, who left the company with
out leave and returned home, will be court
martialed for desertion.
"While we had several days of exceed
ingly hot weather, the company came
through all right. I don't think the boys
were worked as hard as they were last
year. Although we have aeveral new men
j th company made a first class showing."
said Captain S. A. Greene.
fx Slot Marhlaea Captered.
Frank Verify pitched a tenl acroas the
road from the entrance to the Lake Mart
ewa resort and essayed to do a little busi
ness of his own Suhday with six cash
paying slot machines. Business was be
coming brisk and Verley waa taking in a
goodly number of nickels and quarters
when Constable Baker from Juatlce Coop
er's court swooped down on the outfit. The
slot machines and their contents were
loaded Into a wagon, while Varley was
hauled off to the county jail. Yesterday
Varley waived, a preliminary hearing and
was bound over , the grand Jury, his bond
being fixed at $3)0,. which he furnished.
Thursday Sheriff Canning will begin pro
ceedings before . Justice Cooper, for the
condemnation and destruction of the- slot
machine!, on the grounds that they are
gambling . devices. .
Karaped Prisoner Recaptered.
Deputy Sheriff McCaffrey returned yes
terday frdm Mitchell, 8. D., having In
custody Arthur Southwell, who recently
made hla. escape from the county Jail
while working as a "trusty." BouthweU,
St the March term of district court, was
Sentenced to one year In the county Jail
for attempting to shoot Charles Hanklna
In a barbershop on West Broadway. He
was oonvlcted of assault with intent to
Inflict great bodily injury, although In
dicted on the charge of aasault with In
tent to commit murder. It was likely that
South ell would have been paroled before
the expiration of bla sentence, but he will
!""- " " . " " i"
full year and will not again secure any
privileges by working as a "trusty."
James, bigs Leaves Tawa.
Jame Dlgg, the Omaha r.ecro who re
cently road hla escape from the city Jail
acroa the river, was before Judge Snyder
In police court yesterday on a charge of
vagrancy. Dlggs made a strong talk to
the court of being persecuted. He denied
breaking jail In Omaha and Instated that !
the nsllce there l.ad purposely afforded him 1
an opportunity to make a getaway. He was
given the alternative of leaving the city
at once or spending; ten daya in the city
calaboose. He agreed to ahake the dust
of Council Bluffs from his heels without
delsy.
Fire and Police Helea.
After numerous postponements from one
cauee and another, the members of the
til"1" nd nc ommlaslon got together
! afternoon and atarted definite
ork on formulating rules for the govern
ment of the fir aad police departments.
The commission will meet each afternoon
until the work Is completed and tha rulea
ready for the printer. It waa stated that
examinations for positions on both depart
ments would be - held in abou ten daya.
There are severs! applicants for positions
awaiting tha opportunity to take the x
aanlnatlon. .
SpaSra Coal.
We have a large stock on band ai d
caa Bit your order immediately If de
sired. Come and figure with ue for your
winter's supply. Brldenstela A Smith,
14tb Ave.- nd Bo. 4th St. Both j.hon it:.
ARMY MANEUVERS AT END
Troop at Clot Parade Through Dei
Moiae and Before Governor.
FIVE THOUSAND HES PARADE
Implement Mea Ripreu Oplaloa that
Crops la lawa A,rw Better Thau
la Moat -of Tlartnweatrra
' ' Stale.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
Tiira u, iivrfl 19 ,4tMM.sl l With
, ' ', ' ,, '. ' .. ..,,
bands playing "Hall to the Chief. with
nourishes of the eolore. ofTWr saluting
and thousands looking on aa . spectators,
the troops engaged In. the maneuvers the
past aeek marched Into the'eity at I
o'clock this morning ami past the gotr
ernor's reviewing stand at Fifth and
Locust. Colonel James Rush Lincoln waa
ln command of the provisional army, all
the forcea. state anil regular, being united
Into an army of 5, i men.
The parade, which' ends the maneuvers,
was forty-five minutes In passing tlie re
viewing stand. It reached the stand
promptly on time at 9 o'clock. The men
were dirty and dishevel I and unshaven
from a week'e vigorous caina!gn in
strenuous maneuvers, but were vlgorouely
cheered by the thrtinirs of people' who lined
the line of march for many blocks.
Tenis were struck at Camp Cummins
north of the city st 5 o'clock this morning
and the men were on the march at 4. It
via a threa hours' march to the city, but
the men were fresh from Sunday's rest.
As soon as the troops were a couple of
blocks past the reviewing stand they were
dismissed and many al; once went to the
railway depot and left for home. Nearly
all had departed by night.
Iowa Betler Tka .Northwest.
Mr. W. L. McLaughlin, manager of the
northwest territory for the International
Harvester company, was In' Des Moines
today after a trip through the northwest
states, and declares that ln condition of
crops and Implement trade alike. Iowa la
In better shape than the other northwest
states. He eaya Iowa will have marly
an average crop,' while many of the north
west states, particularly North Dakota,
a 111 have very short crops.
Oa Way to. Fake H'elllsg.
Hiram Harris, aged 89, of Pine River,
Minn., reached. Dee Moines this morning
on his way to the weeding of centenarians
st St. lxiuls. At the Savery hotel he was
ioiu inai uie cemcnarian weua.ng was a
' fke and was ofr- Disappointed, the
old BcnUeman sought the overseer of the
j poor for ",ny with which to return to
j Plne Rlver- He" had been lead to believe
th,t hl" monpy would be refunded when
he reached St. Louis.
site Bands A aala.
The bonds for the proposed new city hall
site were reordered by the city council
today, and It Is believed that this la
practically the last step In the proposition
of closing the deal to build the city hall
on the East Bide. The council reordered
the bonds because ot" a minor technicality
at the request of the bonding company
that proposes to buy the bonds.
Twin Bays Adopted,
Twin boy' from the Soldiers' Orphans'
home at Davenport have been adopted by
an Iowa farmer, "with 160 'acres' of land,
and the boys will be made farmers. The
state agent In the employ of the State
Board of Control, IIee' Clare Lunbeck.
haa hunted for aome months for Just the
right home and fo"nd It but recently.
Lovers' Qaarrel Stops Weddlaa.
Because of a lover quarrel Mis Carrie
Steele of Madrid, la., 'oday brought back
the wedding license ai 1 aold It back to
Deputy County Clerk ,'oe Maher. Dan
McGeegan was the lowr. The quarrel
started because the bride had secured the
marriage license Instead o ' the groom-to-be,
and ended ln the maid returning It to
the county clerk. A good aecond-hand li
cense can now be secured cheap.
Used Mails to Defraud.
On . a charge of using the Unltrd States
malls to defraud, F. C. Of area of thla city
was arrested by the ' federal authorities
today. He conducts a mall order seed
house and It Is claimed bought larse quan
tities of seed which' he failed to pay for.
Religions Conventions at 'Waterloo.
WATERLOO. Ia.. Aua; l2.-(fipecial.
The annual convention of the Toung Peo
ple's alliance and yearly csi.ip-meetlng of
the German Evangelical, nss-v-i-,ic,i con
vened today In Chautaurfua r-'rk and sev
eral hundred visitors are alre?dv here from
different parte of the state. The regular
services of the Alliance will open this
evening and will continue until Wednes
day evening, and "then the ramp -meeting-will
begin. Among the featrreg of the
program Is an address by Bishop, Horten
of Cleveland, O.
The atate convention- of -Christian Vln
desvorers will be held W this city Sep
tember 1-6, and the official program baa
been srrsnged with s number of rxiil
features Interspersed b the Waterloo or
ganlzatlon. Among those from awst- who
are to- give addresses are the following:
W. A. Bchwimley of Shenandosh. the elate
president; President C. J. Kplinrt, To
ledo; Dr. Mordrldge, Olenwond; Rev. J.
H. String, Des Moines; Rev. James HIU.
D. P., Salem, Mas.; Rev. E. R. Purdy",
Oskaloosa; Rev. Finis Idleman, Des Moines;
Rev. M. P. MeChjre, Council Bluffs; Re.
I Charles Fisher, Clinton; Rev. E. A. Fred-
enhagen, auperlntendent prison reform. To
peka; Prealdent H. H. Seerley, Cedar Falls;
Rev. C. F. Ensign, Cedar Rapids; Cliai lain
Blckworth. Anamosa..
Pabrt reta all of tha food
out of tna barley-train by
tha Pabst Eight-Day Male
inr process and by tha
Pabst Perfect Brewing
Process put it all into
Pabst
BlueRibbon
Tits Beer of Quality
It is tha moert coolin
refreshinfr, satisfying- drtn
for hot weather, and it i
as healthful and wholesome
as it is delicious. Drink
Pabat Beer and keep cool.
Pabat Frwlaf Co..
ltIT Leavenworth At., Omaha.
Phone Douglas 71. -
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