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TITE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1910.
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention
OmmU Mvffs efttee ml sfc
ek pfcoM eft.
Council Bluffs
Council Bluffs
RUE'S TALK UN TAXATION
taxea for all city purposes from $18 to 120.
It matters not if f own tbe property or
pays rent.
Tit Small Heme.
AFFAIRS AT SOUTU OMAHA
Block of Bonds Reoeired for Signa
ture by City Officer.
Thai im hAtnt nnntaJna from One to I T A Dflren iiiAnim enrrtu erMTTfO
Citv Treasurer, in Speech, Shows th icSiii 7hMrVn." costm, the city oi ox.x-
I wnerein they llva from IK to .t per annum
Railroads' Municipal Payments.
I'la. drugs.
Tha Clark barber lup fur baths.
CorrtRnna. undertakers. 'Phones 148.
FAUST BEER AT. ROOERS' BUFFET.
Plctura framing, Jensen. Maaonlo tempi.
Woodrlng Undertaking company. Tal. 838.
Lewi. Cutler, funeral director. 'Phone rt.
See Borwlck first for painting. 211 S. Main.
FOR EXCHAMUK OF" REAL. KdTAXfci
XKV IWAI'H.
Hudleson Broadway studio new location
131 West h; ri.au w ay.
For Sale at a narnaln Walnut Piano,
Slightly used. 120 liabt l'U-rce street.
Uallantlnes, Schuster's and tUort malt
extrarl for aale by J. J. Kline Co., 1U
li fey.
Tha nurrim nuithnr. drink AnhGUSer-
BiiMch malt. Kosenteld Lluuor Co., el
Main bC
JOUKCLL
BLUFFS'
Has Man? Terminals, hat Preeent
System of RtrriM DenrtTes It
f Jut Retarns from
Corporations.
OeneollaaHen ftolrlt la Inerenee
la Spit of Kfforts f t oramer
elal Clan t Bloek lta
Protrnn.
Tha South Omaha olty clerk received the
for education, so It will be seen that the
humhle hum of the worklna man does not
pay the expenses arising from It; neither Is
If Intenfl.ri that It .hnu tint wnn annum
POSITION be called urxm to tiMr their lust proportion
or this additional expense more man io
employer or th railroads lor wnora
WorkT
Our tax levies sre no great, amounting to
from 76 to WO mills on tha dollar. In conse-
burden la mr. unon tha ordinary real ee- '- 0o1' rom Bp! tier Co., Toledo,
tate In our nltlea than It can stand, making I O., yesterday coverl.ig th latest Issue,
It of speculative and uncertain value, nor la I which amounts to 8208,000. These bonds
prThW '. ."0 after the money
rn. t..,,.., w..,i. t Trn in his talk un h. hmA an murh mom favorable. I w available and will be applied on
before the West Council Bluffs Improve- Thousands of Industries snoum oe wumn i uie numerous paving contracts for wnlcn
mc-nt club made an ar
a revlalnn of tha mathnna of taxing rail I toana Our mmm.rplitl ore
....a. .-a ...,.. that haa working for them, offering bonuses, remit- that th bonds will have to b registered.
.roused great deal of Interest In th. city. JJJ. - Sra TSZ JTH'
He presented an array or figures to snow not loo, gno to prospective Industries, ana . .v.
the disadvantage under which tha cities our elstr states, where the conditions are i f eysieni neany lire years
an toan. of th. at.t. ara niacad. better, ar mor liable to get their location, ago. .
ine cny nas paving petitions ana paving
yV-iit- w-orkmen. wl'.l give an entertain
ment Thursday evening. September 79.
The Shamrork bowling team and th
ri-r Ixrha of Omaha will bowl a chal
lenge game Sunday beginning at 1 p. m.
Phone Rell South . Independent K-wj
for a case of Jetter Gold Top. Prompt
delivery to any part of th elty. William
Jetfer.
A committee meeting of tha city central
committee of the democratic party . was
held la-t night In th office of th city
clerk.
8t. Hilda's guild of St. Martin's ehttreh
will meet at the home of Miss Goddard,
long North Twenty-third street, tonight at
8 o'clock.
Following Is the list of births reported
yesterday: Franklin R. Camp. S9 North
Twenty-fourth street girl; llsrry Lynch,
ani Q street, gorl; Frank Novak. Thirty
ninth and J street, girl.
ldl Bluffs Improv- Thousands or Industries snouia oe wumn me numerous paving contracts ror wnlcn
raument in favor of our t?te1 which . n0"1 ""t. the issue was floated. It will require two
rgumeni in iavor oi promoted and fostered by the cities and . . . . .
hods of taxing rail- towns. Our commercial organlsatlona are or r tor th signing and after
- i ne law was enacrea in ibh, wnen . - .
I. vV.'Tarry', op'fcl. Waro'wa Office I very smallest proportion of tha population ManV Seated at
a.hk f I wa-ft at Itl that Sit1l TVlA BtSMimant Cit tll4s '
WIUI VIVVI BJ W XXVI uwjf .
Feast for Danish
propositions completed which will . event
ually require another Issue of nearly , th
same amount of bonds as the Issue Just
completed.
i voaaonaetioa spirit Grows.
UUlIOriUlIl Th ntl-ooneolidatlon committee from
the South Omaha Commercial club will
wait upon th Omaha. Commercial club to
was In th cities. The assessment of the I
I). M. U. Cutler, rinw a practicing physl- railroads and all Interstate corporations in
clan In ax 1'iirtit in.1.. arrivea in uie n.y i i - v.v . -.m,nil mm.
. " .v..,. hi. naranm I "7 - "
Jar. ad Mrs. lewis Cutler" -- of th Sovernor. auditor and secr-
A comclet reconciliation was yesterday ry or state, rne entire mileage oi eacn
effected between Anton Vincel and his railroad or wire litis in th state la taken
wlra. (hn had him arraated on the Charge -A .v.. .-.. aa.
ct desertion and pieoea, unoer lMnti alvlod by th mueag.. giving More Than Fire Hundred Persons t . the Omaha organisation to drop th
.;J.."?.!1..,tSrir2"Viir,J the amount to tha assessed ner mile for . A .-J TW.---.1- -i- W.. natter, if possible. It la evident that the
and tha ai.ctatlon is that It will reacu each townahlo In the atata through which .. . .7. .... field of operations Is considerably changed.
tne river before tn coia weamer "" tht corporation property extends. " iw auviku vuh rormeny me anus naa no rear mat Houui
Let us clean and press your ciotnea .m Jn r.Upoad .,.,. only the main line umana would carry the proposition, so did
"fa vmot fof "that we do , ?M "work mileage ta considered. The township, thus Banqurt table, loaded with rich viand, not care what position the Omaha Inter-
ittfr -itv I niiiirv i irv iJisimaiiiK avtiu v i nnirnrmiv trt m araAP nrnnnri mn ni ins i , wvwa. ui Kuyvwig, aivw vii. duuiu
Work.. 'Phones 3H. taxea to ba naid b tha eomnanlea tha.n which wer seated more than M0 peons, Omaha show. sign, of a positive sentl-
Ionard Everett and family have re-1.. ,h. -iti.. th. ittM hauina th tormed part of the brilliant acene at the I ment. th Commercial club of South
turned from a six weeks' outing in tne Auditorium last night when the delegates I om ha hnna. t.tt th. nrnnn.iin
rAn mountain, hrnnzad bv sun ana railway terminals derive no lax revenue . ... ... . ------
nuiunia In air and iiiently benernea. jhuwii
ut the time was spent trout fishing.
- v... . .v. i . ... nd officer, of the "Det Dan.ke Boster- I n Omaha. This la tha object of tha ana.
"imiotoi a i viii in a CHUi uiuua n v tw j i . , . , , . . , t i I . a- -
In vard. and danota. but onlv from the -". a-"-- ciai committee which will confer with the
Th women of St. Paul s church ar cor- trackage, and even this 1"t"rhood- me to enjoy the annual ban- omaha club today.
lai.y invited to attend ameet.ng at the '".?t.mnkUuct of the national convention of the I Th. oua.rlnn I. twvmm, th . ...u.
order. Th tables war far from being saf- or matt,r ta th cltrt Xh, poutcal cj,m.
flcient to afford cover, for all who desired pi8n ita09t forgotten In the light of
to participate and as many side table, as th, MW qUMtl0Q. Scores of men who were
oould be spread were brought into use to n formrIy are now openly favor
ing the proposition. Judge F. A. Agnew
i.,.,.,.. n Mra :n.nit Tlnlev. Wlnow ave- lis assessed In a first, second and third
nuc, Friday aftarnnon at 8 o'clock for the rate, the third rate embracing the mile-
purpose oi orgaiu.i... -a.c,.u-. nearest to th city limits and e-cap- -" "' " " . ' ' L "3." "
Joe Sell, held In the city Jail on tn - .,,. - .,, ,,., w parucipaie ana as many siu iaw -a
oharira of braaklnr into a Kock Inland
Ing taxation for about all municipal ex-
Dieicnamllae car, was exonerated in police penses. leaving only the small mileage near accommodate tne overflow,
court yesterday. He paid a fin of 1W ana the center of the town, to bear lta shar I .- . -,..
costs for carrying an unloaded revolver in municipal burden
the lea of one of his stockings. 01 ln municipal ouraen.
Position of Cowactl Bloffe.
The seen was dramatlo to a high degree f. mlam , h,. v..
when at the close of th banquet the band (or. .,,. wn. ,,, ,,.
.truck up th. national air and th rntirg Md. ,.M ,urprln. what ft tron. ....
tlmnt now develop, for the proposition.
It seems to m nearly all th men along
Friends In Council Bluffs hav been ad
vised of th death of Charlea l. Mlp'nh' Council Bluffs Is mor unhappily situated audience arose and sang America," the
Lat.;5rVa.n-pr,aUo t,ll 'pect than perhap. any other text of which bore the prominent place on
died at Cedar Haplds on Tuexday after city In the state It ha. the greatest the rich menu cards. Part aang the great
several month.' illness from Bright'. dl- amount of terminal, and the lea.t extent hymn In their native tongue, but mor
e- . .. of main line. Kfforta tn renaal tha 1872 used the Gmllah.
.ur.fr H..7rad tinti. which form a lw and enact a modern measure that A lengthy program of toasta was pr-
perfeci comolnatlon, produces a smooth, win provide for equitable taxation have sented, with Max Olson as toastmaeter.
eiamic rum, wmcn capanu. im -"vr been made in the last few years, but have farmer Alderman j. cnris Jensen re-
of wear will remove it. H.' Borwlck, ZU " killed by the combined opposition of .ponded to the toast, "The Dane In Amer
b. Main Bt. the railroad, in the legislature and the lea." nd neither the glories and bless
a T MrliM1! arnccrv delivery farmara. A flo-ht tn win win ha mad. in lng. of America nor the loyalty and fldel
teams got beyond the control of the driver th iBBl..,r ,hi. -,., wi,h tha nnno- lty of the Danes to their adopted country office In Bouth Omaha for the accommoda
iuKKy h-lonfclhg to A M. HulchmaCn and sltlon of the farmer, minimised and that fatherland lost anything In his lo- uon !'' wa. douui
-Vl.wfihi i rmnt of hia real estate offlc of tha railroad. inorM.ad f it. mt.imnm quent presentation. Mr.. Henrietta Caplon Omaha Wednesday morning and made ar-
oii South Main street was struck by the FotIowlng ar, wm of the statements ' Lyons, la,, the over president of the rangemenU for the new office at Shaef-
"' "u k w t- oraan satlon: 1 M. Iloffonhlad of Chlcaro. ler. arug srore at i wemy-rounn ana
Attorney 8. B. W adsworth. who has long .. . . nr.. ...i.r. Tt.... of atraata. Aa aoon aa the necessary eouln.
. i f . . . .ffiuiia ni . i i ii . ui oi mn. rtim.na nAmm. min i .-..w ww.v.w.j. - v.wub - - - .
paralytic stroke, but whose improving con- Council Bluffs was the Chicago & Oreat Omaha, were among those who responded ment can be Installed the people of the
dltion greatly encouraged .Ills friends, sut- Western. For their right-of-way In the to the various toasts. olty may secure accommodation. In South
tered another aiiaca. ye.ieruuy -.v- vr ' l?..mo .-.T At the Ubles were many from abroad, In Omaha.
tir.w hai.iaaa and his condition Is regarded the olty In lSfa. 8S.1S4.SS. This was tha y..r addition to the more than 200 delegates, rep- Male Cltr .Gossip
aa critical. . , previous to its becoming railroad property, resenting 119 lodges, attending the conven-1 C. E5. MoOee of Oklahoma City 1. th
Twenty-fourth street have signed the peti
tion. Th movement Is not fathered by
any of th former leader. In political cir
cles, but It 1. none the less strong and
spontaneous."
Nw Theater Of floe.
Th American Muslo hall, through Wal
ter Lisle, has established a new theater box
F. O. McCaffrey
Weds in Boston
Young; Omaha Han Takes as Bride
Mi Storrs Flynn of East
ern City.
BOSTON. Mass., fJept . (Special Tele
gram.) Attended by many of his personal
friends from the big Nebraska city. Frank
O. McCaffrey of Omaha, son of Mr. and
Mra Owen McCaffrey, was married to
day at Dorchester District to Miss Mary
Storrs Flynn, daughter of Mr. and Mra.
J. Flynn.
With the nuptial party waa William Mc
Caffrey of Omaha, who wa. beat man, and
four Nebraska friends of th groom, who
acted as ushers, Dr. Henry FlUglbbon, Dr.
Frederick Langdon, Dr. George Buckman
and Edward F. Leary. Nuptial mas was
celebrated at St. Leo'a church, Esmond, by
Reverend Maurice F. Flynn of St, Pat
rick', church. Beautiful decoration. In the
sanctuary and home of the bride wer a
feature of the wedding. Following the ser
vice, g reception took pike.
The bride waa gowned In white princess
lace over satin. The bridesmaid, a sister
of the bride, Mine Winifred Flynn, wore
blue chiffon over pink mesaallne. in the
k. -calving Mr. and Mra. Owen McCaffrey
of Omaha were assisted by Dr. and Mrs.
Foran, Misses Cella and Irene McCaffrey,
Miss Elian Kennedy and Mr. and Mrs.
Flynn.
Quest wer present from New York,
New Haven, Troy, Tall RJvr. Worcester
and a number of other places. Mr. . and
Mra. McCaffrey left for a tour of cities
east and west tonight They will make their
home in Omaha.
The body .of Mr.. Woolman, mother of Since that time we have received in taxes
Deputy Biierlll liareiioe yvooimau, win i - yivyvixj, a. a rwuuiu,
arnv. from I'hlcaso this morning, me ioiiows: in jws, iMi.it; tn 1804, l&so.!: in lMKY
h.,H -.in ha tak.n from tne train to in, ,i.v.t,: in ira. ti.uo.w: in vmi. i.j-.wi: in
Woudring unacnaaing room, anu i.wi - -, ,.-. w, inua allowing an aciuui iubs w itius loo great ir uie oununuince -'la, n ar visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ueorg P.
we nrnraui ana classic jungiisn mat naa Mathews.
tlon. There were many from Omaha, Lin- f his uncie. ueorg tiaynes.
coin and Sioux City. Toward the latter "JrlhZTl??Vr ,TU
, ... . I and L streets, report the birth of a son.
part of the evening the enthusiasm became . ' n, Mnt Rnrin
the residence of Mr. Woolman, u-u Ave- in city or fl3,wX.71 In taxes over and above
luncral have not been made. road property, and it must be remembered ben rgely and the reoponses, en-
Judue T. C. Munger has reached the last that tne company In addition to taking I wrM "nu appiaueo wer given in ui ne ri
ot ih.) business in the federal court inai mia lanu nas expenaea aioo.uw in improve- i lesi anisn.
was ready tQ be disposed ot and ciosea tne men is. mere naa not oniy oeen an aotuai , The banauet -lasted for Over two1 hour,
term' by ' aTt1 'Indefinite wdjournment after lose la revenue, but an additional espenae . -.., ,h. .ki.
heaiiag tn. flnar argun.rnts in the suit of to the city for protection and service to nd at conclusion the tables were
the Northwestern 1 tail way company .aid property. cleared away and a dance program enjoyed
auamst William yuinion. ine " . Th. tax thla particular road pay. this until lata In th night,
m iura iiij-ii - year upon an assessed valuation ot iimw.ou.
ina meir- unri. tu the lew UDon the aama belns: ninety mills. I
Telephone reporu to police headquarters producing a revenue of 81.2W.00. This tax, ,. ,,... .
yesterday afternoon that two men were wnen collected, will be distributed aa fol- to hT following ?.mX
selling women s shoes in the vicinity of owl, . m. JLZ V!'a A
Third" street . and . eighteenths ay.nue For nd untl. r,NtmV"d id...
yesterday Issued
persons:
caused
search of the neighborhood for DUruoaea .
the men in tne Deuer inai me anuca p, -i.v a,i,.. nurnnu.
the nioduc-t of til freuueut robbery oi t- ' ' " u mills or 619 00 H- Thurston,
freight .ars. The men were gone when 2"flti.P"r.p58" "I ." -JIT mi" "..-'"r Mav Fry. Council
null, lur mvjr uiiimii i -
Hows: Leonard J. Walls
" , th officers arrived. Two men found in u distbuted aafo
on of the railroad yarda earrylfig bundles g.Seral f und
I t nd fully answering the descriptions of Y??"??.
I v the shoe salesmen were taken to the local- ",hlln tu,nd
lty for Identification. They were declared "ier iuna m or
not to be U) shoemen and were releaaed. bewer fund J m l s or
W, A. . Smith yesterday concluded . the V"' t""'""" I WZ"
i purchase of the city scales and cigar siana . : - - ......... - -
el u n of the i ne ss M r 8ml t h recently Water worka sinking fund 2 mill, or
M ...rr.r4 th. i.m of both of his feet while Park fund S mill, cr
O xr d . ii. . . ,
, , ,ti M lt-fliAl ' Kiw-i i, r .i I .fill. ..
" " l iS'S Ethel May Hayes. Council Bluff.....
Council Bluff.....
Bluffs
Missouri Valley..
....10 mill, or 8144.00 Ef fie Campbell, Loveland, la.
4 mills or 67.60 Harry Rudolph. Omaha
7-00 Clara Folsom. Omaha
a-W Hubbard H, Purdy, Oakland, la....
43.80 Mable Phillips. Oakland. Ia
Age.
Tha South Omaha Commercial club will
meet at the club room, at 1 p, m, today In
regular session. - '
Martin Btlllmock waa tried before th
board ot Insanity and sent .to Lincoln for
Inebrlacy yesterday. ,
The building and finance . committee of
the Presbyterian ohurch met last night at
the ornces or J. i uu.
Harrr Outhrie has gone to Tnma. Arl...
for hie health. He has sold his Interests
In the Outhrie Piano company.
RalDh Oramllch has gone to Lincoln to
attend the university, where he will prepare
n eueno. in uiiivcibiij., wu-iw ii- win
I Li . - 1 V. H.ln.1 N. . u ,1 n n
w . . T , . 1 . -
fennani toage nv. ot auuiwi on mar vi
72. 0
2S.80
8H.80
Z8.84
Herman White, Oakland, la,....
Anna S. White. Oakland, la....
28
21
19
12
, 20
88
. 18
, 18
Tour kidney trouble may be of long
standing, It may ba either acute or
chronic bat whatever It la Foley". Kid-
nr Remedy wl.l aid you to get rid of
It quickly and restore your natural health
and vigor. "One bottle of Foley's Kldnay
Remedy mad me well." said J. Sibbell
oi Grand View, Wis. Commence taklog
it now. For sale by all drugglata.
NOVEL DAMAGE SUIT FILED
" t
Mrs. Alice May Ssieora Asks Sti.OOO
of G. M. Wright for Sorrow
Caased y Aeel-eat.
Charging that General M. Wright's fail
ure to keep an agreement to put th house
of Albert Langfeldt, B2S South Twenty-fifth
street In good oondltlon resulted in a seri
ous personal Injury to her, an Injury which
caused her great disappointment and men
tal anguish. Mra. Alice May Spears began
a 85,000 damage action against Mr. Wright
In district court yesterday.
Mrs. S peers recite that eh and her hus
band sub-let three rooms from Langfeldt,
he having purchased hi. homo from
Wright, who tn selling th place promised
to place it In first class condition. She al
lege, that he failed to repair a cellar stair
way and .ay. that in trying to reaah th
cellar ahe fell over a broken step. Servtoea
of a physician and a nurse wer required,
he states.
S discharging nis uuuos aa a swuenman mr imtuwu pavms "-
the Illinois nirai rauroaa, oui nas oe-1 arauina iuuu
coma able to use with eaae and consider- I Bond loan fund
able comfort a pair ot artificial feet. His Funded debt fund
friends were yesterday conHrutuiaung mm Judgment fund
upon ni. aecision lo remam in tne i-nj anu
go into buslnens and predict that he will
nava iitkl mc h. 111 .111. now tou.u. u. 1 , . . ... . . , ...
biiWl'4'onuetedaWy.Lre"?,d Y go our 5ty th death of Captain C. H. Smith at hi.
cealfy loofS "tn-t XjloM-aW " lu" purpose. 8144. divided a. fol- home in Aurora. III., ha. been received
2 mills or 28 M
2 mills or 28.80
I mills or 48.80
1 mill or 14.0
Total
..8618.20
BROTHERS DIE AT SAME HOUR
Captain C. H. Smith, Formerly of I
Creston, aaid Brother at Watsoa,
Mlaaoori. Paaa A war.
CRESTON, la.. Bept 29.-(8pclsJ.) New. I
lie weighing is done there.
END OF WORLD AT HAND,
lows:
For salaries of official...
For police protection
ror tire protection
For fir and police telegraph.
SAYS ADVENTIST SPEAKER For "ur clt'r engineer s department...
Q I 3 rW l I -I knit-" For tur Mtr.et and alley department..
or p.-lnllug and auppues
I Sermon ' Preacksd Toplo, with
Ar -meat Fortified fcy Nwmeroas
, SerlvtareJ Citatloaa.
. .. , . . - .
'The Signs of the Time, and the Near
Approach of the End of the World" waa the
For cl.y hail maintenance.
For city pound
h or our health department.
For electrician.
For aundry other Items
Total
here. When tha Htv wa. In it. r.r.-
noti . . ... . . ' "
ii'S; captain smith held a clerical position in
4.101 lu" -uriiugion raiiroaa omces ner and I
I 0 1 was the owner of considerable property
iv I n.r. whlnh tin Ia hi. H.. th K. ,.ili ;
I " . . .. J, V Ma. H,..a ... . .Mt , OiAlllOU.
I . 1. M. . ... ,
8.181 ywmm um ii u oeen one I
2.70 of the owner, cf the Aurora Dally News.
1 17 He was 8 year, of age and his widow and
i three daughter. .urVlve him.
w a singular lncuenc connected with hi.
death Is that his brother llvlns- at Wumn
8144.00 jjo., died at exactly the aame hour of the
I In selecting Lhl.s road to furnish f Is-ures I . .l . ... . .
-.ii,.., ....nt ,j of th. ..r.- i..t I i - o. k.,... i. .... .h. "'" r " oeaui rueseagea sent by
night kt th Iowa-confareno of th Sv- l--t one to come Into our city and ier members of th dead brother.' families
, -w. tion I, tut a fair sample of what th other
uibirin ineaung xuis i ui ine r irsi on- 1 roads would snow.
grcgaitoiial churcft. Th speaker fortified I Towaahl avad City. I od Dealaoa.
His pi el-tion that the ousluess was about Following ar a few interesting Kerns In DENIBON, la.. Sept. 29. (Specal.)A I
leudy a be oaticiuded by quoting the mas- comparison in valuations under tne present I hotly contested case is being waged In the
system of taxation, and for this purpose
. . . .. . . . , I A ii. v v niiwi mi e l nulla iiiir-.
..r m ann-w ...u .aau.a uvueu-a cr0sslng lo with terminals In Council
tor's docjitratlon iu the teuU'-fourtU chap-
found throughout the Jewish scriptures,
Theie was no disposition to fix any particu
lar time to wind up Mother Earth's busi
ness affairs, but to .how that It was get
ting uncomfortably close.
I'ndar the auspices of the .Seventh Day
AdvtiitisU conference a free lecture will
be given at - 30 this afternoon In th Con
B.ufta, anyone of which Is worth tuOO.uuO.
In each instance l give the assessed valu
ailou In the city; aiao the aeseaaeo valu
ation In the township aulolntng the city.
whioh is purely an agricultural district:
Assessca
Valuation
Burlington Council Bluff. ii.i
LiOWIS towusniu
Milwaukee Counul Bluffs
aisinct court oerore judge Powers. H. A
Tinker, former cashier of the Farmers'
otate savings bank at Charter Oak.
brought action to recover 8(W which he
claims I. due him as salary. Tinker re
signed soma months ago to accept a posi
tion as cashier In a bank at Dunlap and
tne Charter oak bank la withholding the
.. 4t. dm money, claiming that Tinker made loans
27. SMI Ion worthless security to the amount of
rrgatlor-al church, tev.i.th avenue "J jrnr,., SlI hr!? '"Vl 'tntM ' th
Creweiit township..
iSixlh js tract, by. Dr. C. W. Heald of Ne
vada. Ur. lleald.' who Is superintendent of I Rock iiand couik-Ii Bluffs.
th. lotva aanltarlum. will lllustrata health Urner lOAllsnip
nitthods with the"ald of a trained nurse.
In the evening a lectins will be given by
Klder M. N.' Campbell on "The Coming
BU!t) fklwattn Capital and Labor."
Great v. ealern council Bluifa ,.
Uarnrr township
Illinois central Council Blutis
Crescent township.
I amount due him should be held by the
2u.lt bank to cover losses on this paper.
M.OII
14.446 Men Killed kr Msktal..
LAKE PARK, la., Sept. .-Speclal.
WANTED 60 neat, .lias' nlmble-flngerej
girls to pack and wrap caudy. John U.
Woodward & Co.. "The Candy Men."
IhK.'i
.w One man was killed, two barns were struck
These six roads, Willi an actual value oi 1 and burned, one of which contained forty
mor than three nuuion douars, ere as- head of sheen, sa a result f n.hti
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K. T. Ptumblitg Co. iei. IM. Niglit. L-170t
Heal Eatate Traaafera,
These transfers were r. ported to The Be
Weliada'. kpliml)er Ss, by the Pottawat
tamie County .Abstract Vouifany, of Coun
cil fclUf t .' I.' ''
Verne licnjumln -and -wife to Charlea
A. Beno. lot t In block SI. In tiaviias
ai I'wimer'a addttlyn to Council
. llufla. la., w.,d... n.ooo
I Brnjamin-Kahr Real Katate company
I t hail A. tie no. lot 4 In block i.
In tvtrrtt s addition to Council
Wafnt. la., w. d....
BeaJSHiin-Kahr Heal -itste compsny
( haries A. Berrn. lot 18 In block
It lit ry adduron to Council
I'imXis. 1.., w. tl......
Ja-we HsywniKi and wife to Oeorge
tl t .ara. rot 4 (.leant a la xbrnj4on to
Council Bluffs,' la., w. d (ot
Nrllia O Ijr to Charles Hall, lot In
biatk i Ui FuuUra' addition to Coun
cil .Hi-fis. la,, w. d,.
K. i'. Suit aion and hustand to Eeielle
sfi aa, K.ia S and 4 In block 81 In
INiu veonnd, Bridge addition to
fccll l.ufts, la., w. d..
fix tnovfsr. total.. I7.8S0
ui i"ii y moc(mi. iihiii council suica was a. a. xiiair or nortneaat or toi
Bluffs sutlers irom this system prooaoiy ji. ... .truck and tnai.ntlv bini
more than any otn.r city in li.a stale, every " . . J
city ia affected In comparison with tne ",nd'n M a window looking out at I
eased tor a taxable value of only iu8.,.'. h. k ...
and pay a tax to th city of teaa man - m r.rV atorra mat
rii.uuw, or nearly swi.ww less man any otner I u"" . ni.ni. xne man
class of properly aaseesed. Wnlls Council killed was N. A. Blair of northeast of town
hlle
the
number of railroads it has. I storm. His wife, who was standing In the
Small Per ( rat of Taxes. middle of the room, wss knocked down and
The nine roads in Council Bluffs own! badly shocked.
from jo to zj per cent ot the property
ithln the olty and pay 11 ir cent of tha
taxes, of which the Udou l'aciflc djvi t-
per cent and all tne oi tiers comiliiea psy 4x
Iter ceni, me en ion raciiic oirieruitf fro.n
ail the other roads for the reason mat ail
their mileage in luwa is wiuiin tne limits of
our city.
blvery time a raiiroao acquires more
DECISION AGAINST WALLACE
o.
7ie
4.W
A rijt t
-. hat
D Wyasi Gats Jwda-meat Aaalaat
W. B. Wallar sal National
t'oastrertloa Company.
Ar-tlnn a Mllul . . n - 1 1 . . . .
ground for It. use In a city or town It take. OB thl T" " -'"ea n N o.
inai mucn from It. valuation and makes an tnr notes given In the Uat
inrve years was started against w. B.
by O. D.
yesterday after
growth and prosperity. The census of the neon- ttamishnient proceeding, against
United flairs shows that Iowa stands sev- the National Construction company ot
enih in the rr.atlwr of wmlin of all the Omaha, alao w.r. r w.
suies and that It stands first among th. .w "guii. Mr. Wynn al-
Slates that do not contain any large cities "1,ln that the company Is In possession of
Arsumwils have been used that the rail- atout S3.000, which It owes. Notice of gar-
r. T. Tr7 p V -. i " 1 " " Vlm- nlahment was eerv. on th Nwlonal oom
which is true, and, no deuot, increases It. L . . , . .
I additional burden to th other ni.in.rtv
rj iew iaii. auju.iii-a iu ins uines i riauac ot cedar Kaplda, Ia.,
nor what a drawback It has been to them Wvnn In th. rti.trt.t
in y.ar p-rt or how It has fcu.d.red their " "trlct court yeste
populatlin, but If such Inoiea
t a city tu additional expe
eosts more
pany. and a writ of attachment Issued
for main. I aaalnat arl moneys or Droiertr bnlonelns
Unance. the beoeht is questionable. It is to Mr. Wallace, and held by the Construe
an actual fact that there Is not a railroad
In Council Bluifa, excepting the Union Pa-1 MOB ooropany. w . , .
,lfl., w.h.. ( . .t , I ,, . . ...... . I t
Hot DUst stoves and ranees. 81 un. ! 7l. ' l...,.T 7.'". K'1 -. .k .... .
I 1 wtmaa- CUT U Ua.nl 1 n g n I - ew www wa e.as
4t. th xoluaive sol, f. C. lVol children of lis su.uk.yee. Uur o.t for I by fear of appendicitis, tsk Dr. King's
him from J tn U7 for .un ti" ",w lJ mis. ana away goes oonel
Ihiius of the ordinary railroad a ewploye Is I'ouble. auaraataed Shi. For aale by Boatoo
vaiuo irom ai.ww ia Si.JU, ana pays Ui 1 uni CO,
.lre.. company, 804 Broadway.
tu Kay Us tUwnUsa Be Want Ada.
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TnSnwmT I.' j '
Adieus Collegian Clothes
will win your admiration after a season of con&ant
wear. You will then realize exactly what our high
standard of tailoring' and materials really means to you.
You will find how thoroughly these garments ken
their shape. You will see that such workmanship as
we put into this apparel is worth all the effort you may
exert to procure our styles. There are no other grarments
produced in this country into which is put the same
high standard of materials and workmanship. Foremost
dealers in ail sections of America are showing our over
coats, suits and raincoats at $15.00 to $35.00. Our style
book will thoroughly post you. Mailed upon application.
David Adler&SonsClothingCo.
Nobby Clothes Makers Milwaukee
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SIAI(Q)
Thompson Piano Manufacturing Co's.,
of Chicago. 111., Mammoth Stock of Pi
anos at 1-3 to 1-2 of Former Prices.
This bankrupt stock of pianos
amounting to over $55,000 was pur
chased for spot cash at 25c on the dol
lar, from the American Trust and Sav
ings Bank, trustees, on order of the
United States District Court
We propose to give the people of Oma
ha and vicinity an opportunity to buy
one of these magnificent piano values
at a guaranteed saving of onethird
to .one-half off Thompson's prices.
This bankrupt stock consists of suck pianos as
Chickerings, Knabes, Hardmans, Emersons,
FCurtzmans, Fischers, Ivers & Pdnds and almost
every make of Player Pianes on the market.
Note these prices: Cccilian Piano Play
ers at $50.00; ApolU Piano Players at
$80.00; 88-Ntc Player Pianos; 65-Notc
Player Pianos; Conbination 88 and 65
Note Player Pianos.
Sir? TFIRIVL
AS LOW AS
$1.00
PER WEEK
Steinway , , $195
Steinway (Grand) . . ... $300
Knabe ...... ......... $100
Knabe ..... . .7. $195
Knabe $275
Ivers & Pond $180
Royal $110
Steger $125
Sterling $120
Steck $95
3T-f Chickering $175
Marshall & Wendall . . $135
Stewart $115
Weber $100
Kimball $145
Bradbury $85
Ebersole $154
Packard $173
Germer $180
Cbickering $120
Vose & Sons . $130
Kimball $160
Steger & Sons $375
Schmoller & Muel'r $260
Frederick -$220
Chickering (Boston).. $315
Knabe $310
J. & 0. Fischer $220
Call at once to obtain choice of selection.
N6W is your chance to put a beautiful new piano in
that paripr of yours make your home bright and cheerful.
SCHMOLLER a MUELLER PIANO GO.
I3II-I3I3 Farnam Street
Established 1859. Out of the high rent district
LARGEST AND OLDEST PIANO BOUSE IN THE WEST.
is i i-'-i
J $500KcabeJ
j $300 Kcr tzman j
'"" , Jsaaf. ;
r Miller, Stewart & Beaton
41S-15-17 Seuth 16th 5tret
We sell the Dunt
ley Pneumatic
Cleaner
No home should be with
out one. Cleans carpets,
draperies, upholstered fur
niture, floors, walls and
woodwork, clothing and
bedding to perfection.
Free demonstration upon
application.
, Our Agent, Mr. WIk, Will Kent Cleans at f aJM Per Pay.
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