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Council Bluffs
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Minor Mention
Brett OfAM f
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Davis, drug.
CORR1QANS. Undertaker. 'Phone. 141
Woodring Undertaking company. jTel. to.
Leal. Cutler, funeral director. 'Prion J7.
FAUST iER AT ROGERS' BUFFET.
When yeuwant rcllabi want ad adver
tising, una Th Baa.
. rr1n binder and mowers, "pearling
Triplett Kt7 Broadway.
. rell optomatrlat, moved
o Wft-tOI City National bank building.
BAIRD. LONOENECKER BO LAND,
Undertaker.. 'Phon 121, N. Main St
?A2lKRA?1ND OTOORAJH ICS VP
PLIES, ALEXANDER'S ART STORE,
til BROADWAY,
A mnUtf ef th Waal Sid ' Christian
Endeavor aoclely will be held thla evening
at) tha raaldanca of Mia Alloa Clark, h
Avenue C.
Lily Camp Aid society. Royal Neighbor
of America, will maat in regular e.lon
thla afternoon at tha home of Mm. Pile,
1 10 Avenue ". -
A building: permit waa l.ud yeeterday
to B. C. Eddy for a two-atory frame cot
tat at Twenty-first street and Avenue
B to coat U.K0 .
A meeting of the board of d I restore of
the National Horticultural congress will
be held around the luncheon table today
noon at the Or and hotel. v
Notice has been received of tha death
of Minn Kile Henry at tha state asylum
at Clarlnda on July V She waa committed
to tha Institution on June 15 of thla year.
Tha funeral of Mm. Mary Krentnger,
who lout her life In the flood Monday
night, will be held thla morning at I
o'clock from St Franc! Xavler'a ohurch.
Burial will be In 8t Joseph's cemeteey.
Judge Thornelt haa aent word to Clerk
Brown that there wDl he no evasion of
district court until Wednesday of nest
week, whan ha wll be her. Judge
Wheeler Is expected home from hla trip
to tha eoast In time to hold eourt Satur
day, July JT.
A marriage license waa Issued yesterday
to 8. Bmoyer ef Cedar Rapids, Ie aged
65, and Lottl Tangney, aged O, of Sioux
City, la. They war married last evening
by Rev. J.. W. Jones, rector of St. Paul a
Fpiaeopal church, at tha rectory. Mr.
Sraoyer at one time conducted the Ogden
hotel In thla city.
At the meeting of tha Council muffs
Flan and Gem Protective association last
night Harry M. Brown, secretary of the
Improvement olutt, reported that stock to
the amount of tt.MS had been subscribed
and that tha building purchased for the
clul- house ' at Lake Manawe would prob
ably be Jn position by the end of tha week.
As soon as tha building la on Ita founda
tion tha elub will celebrate the event with
a reception and appropriate program. Thla
will be the last of this month or early In
August.
N. T. Plumbing Co. Tel. ISO. Night, F-1701
Heal Betete Tranafere.
These transfer war reported to . The
Pea July S by tha Pottawattamie County
Abstract company of Council Bluff:
F. J. Du'err and wife to th Bhenan-
doah District of th West Iowa Con
ference of the Free Methodist
Church of North America, a corpor
ation of , Page county, Iowa, lot I
and the wH of lot . block S, High
land . Place " addition to Council
Bluffsl w. d,..... L
Edwin Parker and wife to th Chic
ago aV Northwestern Railroad com
pany, tola 8. 4, T end t, block 14.
Mullln's mindlvislon to Council
Bluffs,: w. d. 1,000
Edith Orcutf Bealon and husband to
C. W.- Meier, swu of 1 and
wu, T-Tt-I. -w. d....... , 17,000
John J. Dwyar. single, to William H.
Munchrath. aefe as. U and wH
sw. S3-17-S. w. d ,. 1
Orvllle O." Smith and wife to Caroline
division, Council Bluffs, w. d
J. B. Sweet and wife to C. Konlg
mscher, part of lot . subdivision
nH nwU. .W-T5-4I, w. d
850
1,000
Maria H. Stewart, exct et al. to
George St lien, lot 12. block M, and
lot 10, block St. Beers' subdivision
ig i-uuiicii oiuui, w. u... ........ m
Hettle Jtenjamln and husband to
it. LduRse, lot . block' li, Cooh-T
to Council Bluffs, w. d.
42
ran a addition to council Bluffs,
d.
LMO
T. Young.
r. .mile.
to D. C. Eddy,
of lot 1. and all of lot I, block
14 Highland Place addition to Coun
cil Bluffs, w.. d
' Total," hin transfers,
J v 20 MseoQUi
T J , J All through our store. i
t The only articles ex- J
T t emptfrom the cut price J
i are uniforms, overalls 1
I and contract goods.
J .30 Discoint J
J On men's two - piece T
& r x summer suits and boys' 1
wash suits. 1
J THE METCAIF CO. T
A. A. CLARK & CO.
L0AI1 MOUEY 01! .
XT 'ANT OKASl5) CBOCSXYaT
Yaan af
r a MJLZa AHJf fta&ASrWAX. OYZJA nrrtfti XXPTCCSJL.
nnftonoa wrcn ia rarea auiaa
DcflU ttX rJI BiT.
COUSINS REFUSED LICENSE
Council Bluffs No Longer Gretna
Green for Belated Persons.
OTEW LAW HOW IN EFFECT
One Coast fraaa Mleaoart aaa Oa
from Coleraa Apailled la Vala
far rtraalt Tester.
Council Bluffs will no longer b th
Oretna Oreen for flrat cousins who desire
ta become man and wife and are prohibited
by tha law of that state In which they may
reside from marrying. Heretofore th Iowa
law haa permitted tha marriage of cousins,
but thla la now changed. A law enaoted
by the Thirty-third general assembly be
came effective on July 4 and Includea first
cousins In the prohibited degrees of rela
tionship which bar marriage, and forbids
the marriage of such persons.
Two couples from out of the atate who
sought tha office of tha clerk of tha dis
trict court yeeterday In search of marriage
lloenae discovered to thslr sorrow that the
new law forbidding tha marriage of first
cousins waa now In effect.
R. O. Tarrant giving hie reaideno at
Vlnlta. Okl., and Lora Fisher, who said
her home waa In Butler, Mo were tha first
couple to be refuaed a license yesterday.
They were both 14 years of age and on
being asked by tha clerk If they were re
lated to on another admitted they were
flrat cousins.
"Sorry, but under the law I cannot Issue
you a license," remarked Henry Brown,
clerk of the district court, as he closed the
marriage license register with a anap which
Indicated that ha meant what he said.
"Welt, that's too bad after coming all
this distance," remarked the man; "but I
suppose tha law la th law and w are up
against It"
Tha second couple to be turned down yes
terday ram to Council Bluffs from Colo-
rado and thay appeared extremely surprised
when Informed of the new law.
"Why, when w left bom w understood
that there waa nothing to prevent cousins
from getting married In Iowa," aald tha
disappointed would-be groom.
They gave the names of Virgil Stockton,
aged 87. of Greeley, and Bertha Wilson,
aged 17. of Bouldsr.
"It Is not a pleasant duty to have to
refuse a license to thee people who eome
from a long distance expecting to got mar
ried, but th law says I must not and I
hav no alUrnatlv in th matter," said
Clerk Brown of the district court yesterday,
as he flaured that the price of two oleo
graph certlflcatee of marriage had gone
a-gllmmerlDg.
FOR MEDICAL AND FAMILY USB
BUT TOUR LIQUORS AT R06ENFELD
LIQUOR CO. 1 B. Main. .'Phonee S38J.
Fifty-Faar Saloem Permit.
Tha records In tha office of the city
clerk show that fifty-four saloon licenses
have been paid for th month of July.
Thaaa were paid before what la known
aa tha Moon law went Into effect on July
t Prior to July 4 th city oounoll granted
fifty-eight permits, . but it developed that
In at least two Instanoes double permits
had been lasned for tha same saloon. Two
of ths persons Issued permits failed to pay
th license.
Water Works Offlee
open until 1:80 Saturday eveotng, July NX
Last day for discount on flat rat bills.
Charck District Incorporated.
Articles of Incorporation of the confer
enca of tha Shenandoah district of the
West Iowa conference of the Free Meth
odlst ohurch of North America were filed
for record yesterday. Th principal plaoa
household rumnnntE
JJF i
SSntiBU
OOOJOUIM
of buelnee 'of the corporation Is stated
to be at Clarlnda, Pag county. Rev. D.
Eddy, presiding- elder of th Free Meth
odist ohurch for thla district. Is on of
the Incorporators.
Tha filing of th article of Incorvora-
tlon Tl preparatory. It la understood, to
the erection of a church of the denomina
tion on Avenue D between Twentieth and
Twenty-flrat atreeta. Tha real aetata
transactions of yesterday show tha trans
fer of one lot and half ef another on
Avenue D to the conference, the consid
eration named being J1.1S0.
Oxford for th Fourth. You should have
pair. We can pleas you at d save you
money. Duncan Bhoe Co., n Main Bt
PROGRAM
FOR
POSTMASTERS
Soathweatera Iowa Naebys Meat Hera
Saturday.
Tha program for the meeting of the third
nd fourth clasa postmasters of southwest
ern Iowa, to be held In Counoll Bluffs on
Saturday of next week, has been outlined.
President Keith of the league will prealde
over the sessions and th business to be
transacted will include tha election of offi
cers and delegates to tha stata meeting at
Dea Molnea.
Postmaster A. 8. Haielton Is on th pro
gram for the address of welcome and Post-
offle Inspector J. 8. Swenson la also down
for a talk. There will also ba addressee
by W. C. Dorsey. president of the Nebraaka
state league; Charlea O. Barry, president
of the Iowa State league, and W. B. Keith,
president of th Southwestern Iowa league.
Other addresses on th program are as
follows:
"Th. Afflnltv That Should Exist Between
the Third and Fourth Claea Paatmasters,
Rosooa C. Saunoera. maniua.
"Civil Service Law and Its Bearing on
the Third and Fourth Class Poatmasters,
D. H. Scott, Grlswold.
Th. Pnetmaster's Duty to Hla Patrons
Th Patron Duty to th Postmaster," W.
P. Plnwlddie, Macedonia.
The Postmaster s misianes, nw
Should Be Treated," Esra Miller. Plsgah.
The sessions will be held In the federal
building and the members will lunch to
gether In tha middle of tha day.
Oxfords and strap pumps in all leathers.
Prices the lowest quality cot aldered. Dun
can Shoe Co., U Main St
Aatomoail Dealer faed.
Q. H. Kiddle la plaintiff In a 82,000 dam
age suit against Fred Nelman, a local
dealer In automobiles. Kiddle alleges that
on April S of this year, while riding a bi
cycle on lower Broadway between Thirty
second and Thirty-third streets, he was
run Into by a "motor vehicle." Of the
$2,000 sued for, tllJ.M Is for the alleged
damage to the wheel, loaa of time, doctor's
bill and medicine, while the balance,
$1,887.60, la claimed aa damages for In
juries to the baok of the plaintiff, alleged
to be permanent
B. O. Wright has brought auit against
R. C. Nichols for $6W aamages, aiiea"s
that the defendant took unlawful and
forcible poeseeaton of a restaurant fix
ture and other contents at 806 South
Main street owned by tha plaintiff, on
Jun II of this year.
The Wise-man reoerved a telegram to
coma home at once on account of alokneaa
as ha did not have enough money ha
telephoned the Iowa Loan company, corner
Pearf and Broadway and waa able to catch
the first train home. If It la money you
a ant aae tham.
Noaparetl Files Tra Dea.
"The New Nonpareil company, publlehers
f the morning, evening and Sunday Non
pareil, filed yeaterday in th offlc of th
county recorder a chattel morcag r"
deed in favor of H. W. Winner oi u w
. . jt--A tm rA no. aua
trustee, rm new wum vow - '
while the old one against the property ior
wtflnft has been canceled. Th new trust
deed Is signed by D. W. Norrls. jr.. of Mm-
.hailtown. Ia.. as president ana x-.
Clark of this city as secretary of the com
pany. Tha deed covers the entire news
paper plant which waa recently purchaaed
by Messrs. Norrls and Hughes of Marshall-
town from Victor m. ' -
alderatlon. it waa statd. of $M,000 Th.
new mortgage 1 due and payable July 1.
1814.
We hav a large numo.r oi ...
carpenter,' clerks,' and itenographera' pen
.ii. which we are giving away as long
ihey last call ai our
thein. Iowa Loan mmijr, .
and Broadway, ault S.
CAMEL'S TOE BONE IN SAND PIT
Carlo -Foaatls Ara Discovered
Wail Bacavattagt Near .
Oi
ONAWA, I a., July a-(Speclal.r-rhe
cement tile factory's aandplt at Turin has
again given up aom of ltg burled curloal
tles. While man were at work digging
sand for the purpose of making blocks,
. . . n,int W. E.
curious looains ku -
Babcack, foreman of the plant va an
the bones, and later sent for Professor
Bklnleck of Amea, who carefully examined
them. H found among Mr. Babcook's
collct1on a bon which h said waa the
to bone of a camel which haa been ex
tlnot for many yeare. It waa not long
ago that Mr. Babcock found In thla aame
m. the bone of an elephant It I thought
by Professor Sklnleok and others who have
studied the geological survey of tha land
that the bonea were washed there during
the glacier period.
Wa have Juat received a big Una of the
celebrated Perfect Flreleaa Cooker. W
show them In three atses, with aluminum
vessela or enameled. We Invite your In
spection. Frlcea. $7.60. $800, $11.00. P. C.
U Vol Hdw. Co.
Will Become Deaa of Weasea.
MARSHALLTOWN, Ia.. July S.-Speclal.)
Mr. Ethel MacDougall Morris, wife of
Rev. O. H. Morris, paator of tha Central
Church of Chrlat of this city, who has been
ehoeen dean of the women's college of
Drake university of Des Moines, wl)l ac
cept according to a statement made by
Mra. Morrta today. Mrs. Morrla will begin
her work at Dea Molnea with the opening
of the achool year. September 1. She will
continue to make thla city her home, where
aha la actively engaged with her husband In
church work. Mrs. Morris succeed. Miss
Mary Carpenter,' who waa dean for aeveral
yeara and who resigned when aha married
W. B. Craig of Denver, Colo.
The fashion ladles' tailoring. R. H. Era
leln. proprietor. We do flrat-claaa work
reasonable. We make suit for 115, skirts,
$t. Would you glv us a trial. U South
Main atreet
Baaday Bekool Training Class.
MARSHALLTOWN, Ia., July I -Special )
At 1 o'clock this morning In th Con
gregational church began the fourth annual
session of ths interdenominational district
training school for Sunday achool teachers
and workers. Th Instltut will close on
July 14. The Instltut will hav a complete
faculty In charge. Including among the
number some of tha moat prominent men
and woman In th Sunday achool work la
th country. Th -dally program will In
clude clasa work and lecture.
CONSTRUCTION OF MOON LAW
Attorney General Rales on Statute
Limiting' Number of Saloons.
COUNCILS EXCEEDING POWER
Perm It. Caa Ba n..4 .
April ia Where Naasacr Already
Exceeded Oaa for Back
Tkoaaaad,
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
DES MOINES. July fc-(8peclal Tele
gram.) Letters were received from river
towns by Attorney General H. W. Byer
today railing hla attention to tha fact that
city councils hav been granting a large
number of resolutions grantlns- nermit. t
saloons to open without regard to tha Moon
law, which went Inio effect July I. llmltm.
tha number to one taloon to each 1,000 popu
lation or the city. Th cities pasted the
resolution before July 1, thinking they
would then be effective. Attorney Oeneral
Byera aald today, that while the law went
Into effect legally on July L city councils
could not Increase the number of saloons
after April It, when the law was paased by
th legislature, and that only In caaes
where the number of saloons were mora
than one to 1,000 people before April IS could
they remain at that figure.
Brick Muss. Strike.
All th brick masons in Des Molnea atruok
at noon today, demanding that they b paid
In caah on Saturday night Inatead of by
check. An unusually large amount of build
ing operatlona are under way at thla time,
all of which ware stopped by th strike
today.
Land Assessment Low.
Reports to the executive council today
show that the value at which farm land is
assessed Is but W per cent of the price at
which It has been sold during the last year.
This la baaed on the returna of nlnety-alx
counties. Six year ago, when th council
last gathered auch facts, ths assessed value
was W per cent of the aale value, ahowlng
that the aale value of farm land haa gone
up enormously In six years. Th average
aaseaaed value reported thla year la but $40
an acre, while six years ago It waa $U
an acre.
Oil Teeter Explode.
An oil teatlng apparatus In tha hands of
O. K, Olsen, a atate oil inspector, exploded
In th yards of th Standard OH company'a
plant on East Twelfth street About $100,000
worth of oil was in storage in the tanka
within a few feet of the explosion. No
damage waa done except to Olsen, whose
arm was Badly burned. Manager Storer
aald today that In tha future no atate in
spectors would be permitted to make the
tests Inside the yards unless they were ex
perienced men. Olsen was formerly a Jani
tor In the office of the state auditor when
Governor B. F. Carroll was state auditor.
Receptloa for Senators.
In addition to tha reception being prepared
for Senator Cummlna on hla return from
Waahlngton, the Dea Molnea Press club will
entertain Senators Cummlna and Dolllvar
and Representative Hull.
Saloons Close Up.
Because of legislation enacted at the last
session of the legislators all the saloons
In Fayette county, outsld of thos In
Oelwcln. have olosed up shop and have
so notified the aherlff of the county. There
never has been a petition of conaent la
Fayette county, outside' of the city of
Oelwein. In Elgin, ' Cletmont, Hawkeye,
Maynard, Weatgate ; and 1 St Lucaa the
saloons have now closed.1 ' '
Booths Pay Kin.
A. Booth company, who were charged
by the state food and dairy commission
er's office during th last winter with
selling adulterated oysters, have agreed to
pay their fine, tha prosecution consenting
to cut the fine down from $100 to $15. Tha
costs, however, made the total fine $T4.M.
Wrla-kt Retarne.
State Food and Dairy Commissioner H.
R. Wright haa returned from a trip east,
where he endeavored to indue th rail
roads not to raise tha. rate on butter,
eggs and poultry to Atlantto points. The
rate-making board of the roads would give
no promise beyond that they would con
sider the matter. If the rate la ralaed It
will probably be taken before the Inter
state Commerce commission. Mr. Wright
found that tha work of Iowa and Ne
braska senator la attracting wide atten
tlon in th eaat
Draajarlat Eleet Officers.
OTTUMWA, Ia., July S. Th low, Phar
maceutical association this morning elected
the following officer.
President Frank B. Clark of Ottumwa.
Vice Presidents Miss Zola Cooper of
Red Oak, H. T. Fish of Medlapolla, J. O.
Stanley of Dexter.
Secretary J. M. Llndley of Wlnfleld.
Treaaurer J. B. Webb of Dewttt
Executive Committee N. F. Reed of Ot
tumwa, E. M. Burns of Maaon City, A. C
Wilson of Oelwein.
Delnvates to National Convention In Los
Anxnlt s Trof. Teeter of Iowa City, Ous
Hterlint nf Sioux City, Mrs. Fletcher How
ard of De Moln.s. J. L. Etsel of Clear
Lake-. T. V. Route of Dubunue
Delegates N. A. R. D. Meeting In Louis
ville II. W. Harvey of MIshoui-1 Valley,
Cieonre H. Bovnson of Cedar Rapida, F. L.
Michaels of Maaon City.
The 1910 meeting will be held In Des
Moines.
Weddlaa- Rlags,
Pur goto, seamless, all sixes, thus ne
delsy or altering, $1 to $12. Engraving
free. Leffert
taterarban Road Incorporated.
CRESTON, Ia., July .-(Speclal.)-
Wlthln ten daya aurveyora and solicitor,
will be In the field between this city and
Macksburg starting the Initial work on
the electric Interurban, which It la hoped
will eventually run on Into Dea Molnct.
Eight tliouaand dollar, neces.ary to start
the work haa been rained along the pro
posed line and In the two c'tle.. Judd k
lloss, a firm of experienced promoters
from Chicago, will have In charge the
financing of tha road. A meeting of share
holders lu ths new company was held In
this city today at the efflo ot Attorney
Richard Brown and article of Incorpora
tion were adopted. The offtcera of tha new
We are open for Bids on Cement
Sidewalks -
We manufacture the best cement block
en the market the continual air-apace
cem.nt block. The wall. Inalde n.ver
get wet or damp Put up In cement will
test a life tlma
BMrrx-a cinn iioa co
Offioa, Booa S, rtrat aTetteaal Baak
BaUdiag. aOB Xaa. t-tu. frleat gva
tree aad first Aveaa.
Lei Ierts wZZSx Lenaes
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SHMP niTV rni? A
. w.. w.. aayereaerWdUtVgtUfailiaaara
of tha Bitter Root Valley ia tka ReaJky Miaatibia, waera tka aiiawtula teeeents aVeaad la ta gees it aa! asset
palatable el fish tit "Real TareaC" traac, end waara all ktade af Urge game aarra tka RnaJaa make WaaaVad
tha greatest apart?
SOME BUY TO SAFEGUARD THE FUTURE. tC&JZtXg
aena to his busineea. that aa nsatter if tka warat af paaiaa skeuld aeertak aa, that ia ease af unexpected iaabiatr
to work for a living, that
In tha day
which ha can retire and ba proey
SOME BUY FOR A HOME weTT
road and an a profitabl orchard 'whera tka work ef pro Blag, fcmgatlnf and asdttvataag t kgatpleasaat aad baaJU.
ful, leaving plenty oi time to bve?
SOME MAKE IT A BUSINESS. Mfri ""T?""- CraU
In tka Dittar Root Is asest M-oi table I sustained ay pre. ea t grww.
ars in th Valley who kavo been there for tea to thirty year. Tka standard tea-e.r orchara, five years oU, yiaida
on the avoragf 00 box of apples, aia year eld 1COO boa, with aa Isotmi ap ta Ik tweatietk year. Tka gala
price per box t, a. b. tka VaUay ia $IM to 1.T par baa.
SURE CROPS NO PESTS. Thorp ha. not boo a faflara ia tka Van frria. tka thirty 44 year
mi '. frait ka booa grewa there. It 1 tka eely freH-grewlng aeotioa ta
which there ka never booa a post of any Idadl aer aa Injurious frost. No area Inearaaoe ig aacesaary fa tka V alley.
THIS COMPANY OFFERS iJ; SWZSZtZZZ
tha best atrip of land ta tka Valley. W will eU 10-acro orcharda, clear tka Waa. work it ara, plead it ta apple. '
inrigato aad cultivate It duriaur tka aeart five yeara aad tara it aver ta tka par abas af m bmria orakard ia Soptan.
bar of tka fifth year. Wa will then oentinu to care for tha load and crop for tea par aeat of th aet yearly profit
a long as desired. Or wa will aell the aadoroloped land el eared aad ready far tka plow fat I0O-are tract to oaa
party or a company of individuals who wish ta plant aad develop tkolr aw property, aadar tka direcBea af oar
expert horticulturist Permanent
A TRIP TO THE BITTER ROOT. h?f '"" -
and deacribo your own ideal of a
wo give facta and figuraa, verified
wKk us to uua keauarui aouatry.yoa wtu nn v
which gaaraatees it or pays far a traja te the Valley.
company are: President Rtohard Brown
of Creaton; J. M. Wilson, Macksburg. first
viae president: M. E. Harlas of Wlnterset,
oecond vice president; W. W. Walker of
Maokbburg, trcaiurer; A. S. Lynn of Orient
secretary; board of directors, Henry Rama-
bottom, Spauldlng; John Kamabottom,
Spaulding; Luther Pox, Wlnterset; E. Mo-
Call, Wlnterat; Emery Oris.; Th.odore
DLay, Creaton; James Brown, Creaton;
Henry Tramp, Creston; T.' K. Wilson,
Creston. - .
PASTOR GIVES UP HIS BILLY
Rev. W. W. Carlton of Maaon City
ponds Three Nlg-hta Walk
Ing and 4alt.
MASON CITT, la., July I. Special.)
After serving aa a member of the local
police force for three nlghta, Rev. W. W.
Carlton, pastor of the Tint Msthodl.t
church of this city, handed In his star and
revolver to Mayor Ktrachman today. Ha
haa taken many notes during hla hour on
duty, and ha plana to preach two aermena
from the Ideas to ba gained from those
notes. Rev. Mr. Carlton aay that the
police force la efficient and that th In
dividual members are good men. H also
aays that tha city is remarkably free from
crime. It I understood that he may go
back on the force for a night or two at
any tlma. During hi time of aervlce all
crlmlnale and lawbreaker wer especially
on their guard, and the city waa unusually
quiet
lewa Newa Kotea.
iiiito AMnnntiuli Fischer, who was
supposed to have been worth between $34),
000 and 400,000, Is dead at hla home In this
city. He waa over w yeara oi aae.
MARATHON John Geary, aged H, a
farm hand, waa killed by a Northweatern
eastbound freight train a mile weat of here
last night He was sleeping on the track
when the trsln ran oyer him. His noms
is In Hasklnvllle, O.
CRESTON H. Meroer of Clearfield died
In this city today at Cottage hopltal,
where he had coma to be examined. Ills
sudden death was dus to heart failure.
He was U years of etre and leaves a wtf
and children at Clearfield.
SHENANDOAH Twenty thousand dol
lara haa been raised insids of tha last five
days by members of the Congregational
church at Shenandoah and work on a new
church edifice will be atarted thla summer
and pu.h.d to a rapid completion.
DUBUQUE Prom fifty-two gallon to
tw.nty-flx is the evaporation record made
by a cask of California wine deposited In
the cellar of the Walea hotel at Dubuque
twenty-five yeara ago. While rummaging
about tha cellar the cask waa recently dis
covered, making a very welcome find.
BURLINGTON Charlc Bartman, a
farmer, living near Hurl nxtnn, mat hi.
deai.li as th. re.ult of a hayfork prong
piercing 1:1. brea.t near hla heart. While
engaged In rhlfilng the fork about a large
barn the prong became loose and fell a
distance ot twenty-five fret .trtklng him
and causing death.
CLEAR LAKE A twenty-three pound
pickerel caught near Dodge's point by
Jamea D. Lennon of Mason City, is be
lieved to be the largest fish ever taken
out of Clear lake. The monster waa 44
Inches long, and It took half an hour to
land him. Mr. Lennon waa caatlng near
shore when the fish struck.
C E NTE R VI I.LE A big barbecue was
carried out Wednesday evening at Center
vllle In celebration ot th sale of tha last
bond of tha Centervllle A Mys 15 Intsrurhan
stock. Ths line between- these two eltles
Is but one ot many othere projected aad
In a number of meetlnga recently held
Interurban enthusiasm has run high.
BURLINOTON Charlea Berterman, who
lived on a farm northwest of th. city, wae
killed yeeterday afternoon by being struck
In ths breast with the prong of a falling
hayfork. He waa alidlng the fork aero,
tha barn, when It became loosened and
fell twenty-five feet striking Berterman
near th heart The prong penetrated five
Inchea.
CRESTON Rev. Jamea O. May, who re
cently exchanged hla pulnlt In this oltv
for hst of tha Methodist Episcopal church
at Wilraette, 111., a auburb of Cvanston,
l.ft last evening for Oakland for a short
visit. He will return and preach hla fare
well sermon here Sunday and than leave
for Wiimeita to loin hla family, who are
already at that placa
CRESTON Ed win Jungst, eon of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Jungst. met his death some time
sgo In Alaska, according to word received
from the man'a brother, who was with him
at th tlma of the accident, which resulted
fatally. While working In a mine It
j seemed that Jungit waa overcom by nat-
The Best Typo of Men in America
are buying Apple Orchards In
tha Famous
Bitter Root Valley!
SOME BUY FOR AN INVESTMENT.
i ii i 1 i i OreKera la tha
Kittar Reel Valley. Menaajaa. ara ta aaee UaJ al aa
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rraia bsjm m taa wen a. larraaeiag m vera every year.
ing free the ara eat atltia el deveeoeeel
sore tkaa twta it arigWl ceet ia ftva
the dev.
war.
ClTMMFn RFCntrT What eeM Va
at bl M a ar what aet, ba kaa a arent
areas anal bappr.
water right without cost
nu aswsiiwn hw tow
pleasant kocao. a profitabl investment aad an
ky tka beet authorities and actual grower af
sur atatamanta aad flfura
J re ied af Ike land aad daHvarf f a kaarW arakard la lie yeara,
law attraetlvsas. at tie lav as ta. eat fc eWvioaa. TV aeefkt r aUvidead aa
aa frrartaasaS tm tea aere average frets MOO ta 91,200 tl ftftil rear,
tMOO ta IkVtOO tint teetfk yaar wttk a raaU aaaraaia mm ta tka rweattaJa
THE O. W. KERR COMPANY.
MINMfA Q1J5, MINN.
GEO. W. FIFIELD, Mgr. Nebraska Office,
Room tU Omaha Natl Bank Kldg. Omaha, Nab.
ural gas and fall some fifty feet to his
death. The message bearing the newt was
dated at fteatUe,
DAVnlN PORT Fifteen or twenty sa
loons, at Davenport received a .hock when
an order waa issued by th Civic Padoe
Uen that all saloon, within M0 yarda ot
schools, eemeterlea or church should
mov. This action waa expected by a num
ber ot saloonkeepers, who had made ar
rangement, to meet It when the new law
went Into effect Others are planning to
close or ar hunting new location.
LA PORTS CITT With a combined ag
of 14T yeara, Stephen Singleton, aged TS,
and Mra. Mary Pangburn, aged M, both
of thla city, were married In Waterloo to
day by Rav. J. H. Bauernflend ot th
United Bvangelloal church of thla olty.
Tha ceremony waa performed In the office
of the elark of courta. Both the bride
and the groom ara among thla town's old
est residents. Keoh has been married
twice before.
RECLUSE IS FOUND DEAD
AatkerMfee la Beetk Dakota I a vest I.
jetlac Myaterleae Case ef
Pa rase.
VERMILION, a D.. July ..-(Special
Telegram.) Sheriff Kempker, Attorney
Olson and Coroner MoOlumphy went to
Alaen, Clay county, today, to Investigate
th mysterious death of Nile Swanson, a
rich farmer living In seclusion, who was
found dead thla morning.
Parmer Die Saddealy '
HOT SPRINGS, S. D., July S (Special.)-.
irred H. Dumk. a prosperous German
farmer living near Mlnnekahta, was found
dead Wedneaday afternoon la Odd Fellows
hall In thla city, where ha had evidently
died of apoplexy or heart trouble. He was
a robust man and his death Is something
of a mystery. Ha waa married only a
week ago.
Tke Teller. Peril,
Jaundice malaria blllou.neaa, vanlahea
when Dr. King' New Llf Pill ar taken.
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Co.
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Ruftur ef men. women and cldldraj aaa be cured la a few day wttkout a swrgloel
operation, lea of tlm r pais, Tu oust 1 governed by th ale ef th ruptured oaea
Ing to be closed. Ike money may ba d.poelt.d la .on,, umaha Bank In tha name el
the patient er guardian, sot te be paid until the eur. la ooiuai.Ud. Tboueande el
ruptured people have accepted these terms during the pssl II yeare and all ar. m.
al.t.ly eii.fi4. Writ er il f. farther Irforinallea. at raUI X. WnAn.
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wwmmihi wier, i will Maxura
Independent Ufa. In this Utaratara
tka Valley. If yea oaa take a trip
oerroct, Sand for our prpilliia
CHINA PRAYINQ FOR RAIN
Gereraaneat laaaos Decree Ordering
applleatlea ta Order to
Break Dreatk. "
WASHINGTON, July l-A. raising of
voice In prayer, th Chine Imperial gov
ernment hop., may be followed by copious
and greatly needed rain and a consequent
raising of crops. So dry has II bean In
China this summer - that th government
has Issued a decree ordering a, number of
th princes to offsr up prayer for rain).
A copy of thla document haa Juat been re
ceived, in Waahlngton. "It la hoped that
beneficial ihowera may respond and glad
dsn th hearts of th farmer," th decree
concludes.
Many people with Chronic throat and
lung troubl hav found comfort and relUf
In Foley's Honey and Tar, as It turns stub
born cough after other treatment haa
failed. L. M. Rugglea, Reasnor, Iowa,
writes: "Th doctor said I had consump
tion, and t got no better until I took
Foley' Honey and Tar. It (Lopped th
hemorrhage, and' pain In my lungs ana
thsy ar now as sound aa a buli.u" . Sold
by all druggists,
Tka Leaarest Coatlaaea Doable Track
Railway la tka World
under on management la tha Grand Trunk
Railway System from Chicago to Montreal
and to Niagara Fall.. The Grand TrUnk
Lehlgh VSII.y doubt track rout via
Niagara Falls reached from Chicago to
New York.
Descriptive , literature, tlm table, tc,
will be mailed free on application to W. 8.
Cookson, A. O. P. A., Grand Trunk Rail,
way System, 1 Adams street Chicago, III.
Brsaaessars Oat on Hond.
ST. LOUIS, July t Broughton Brandon,
burg, th author, accused of enticing wv
Jamee S. Cubanna lit. waa released froui
Jail her today on 11,000 bond.
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