TIIK I'KK: OMAHA. SATT'KPAV. M.K "11 11. TU.
Council Bluffs
Council Bluffs
Council Bluffs
Council Bluffs
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As
Minor Mention
Thm CmmU Blnffs Offles
OmU ta as IS
el rkoaw 43.
f Tr.e
LAWYERS WILL TRAVEL EAST City Will Welcome
. Smith When Comes
Tiniey nd Kiniball Go to Jew York
to Cross-Examine 'WitaessCT.
j Bar Will Tender B; Banqnet aad
BIAE.3 ON WAIZ2. VALUE
Cnn-sane. utidertah-ra Ptionn !t.
NO T"jR ..' O 'n Ihe school boaM.
FAUST Br-iiR ir RifiLHs- riUKFCT
Woodrn Cnurr-akins; ptimmny T.-I X"
Le s Cuilrr. funeral director Phone K.
Pl'RE Oj1.iv kLINii R1.NG.- Li'-FEHTS.
ni'r'Ml Sarcains at Leffr: ,
nav. i fl.ar da. .
Huntw. :aae n.it.ce: S-e J J
vu. for p.ir imiky. j next -k
m ..nie-mi iBiair.s at Urlln-t .1. satur- h
ay, i-nuiar lar
FicuiM- Mi.uiiilrBn. just :n Faubie
Art 3hop. bma-lTray
Tlitf nr'r biivr nr '.l find gr' at suipriiT-s
tb Lrff-rt a m.i.ar window
Pe the new ;: il wM ipr patltms at
Borwica a. Z.i ,iu!h Main nwu
i Kaateraj Rnnrfhnldrr-a Will It
I Hoard t tarrnala Jwt Hew
J larei PaiM-r Wit ol4 l
i Ikr Parly !;.
Modern Woodmen Will Have
Meeting in Aaditonum.
t - ;,i t i"". v.
-h I nit--l r ay '"
u f -1 'irira a
Tua r.t- ani ni:
Tav pf-Tit .i
The 1 n.t'-l I 'ay
rrd out ta-ir itl
the M-1i"Tl ( it
, tn"i,m,rc f"ir '
rt'.cn
,1
' r.hmiv :i-aTr. ?.?-!.' '
ih T:sti a K:"s'?r :
shown (! gr at .
pis in thin rtt" '
i -.vul t 1 'ihv car- i
.f ''.!;: aniir4 m '
b-st p'a.ers and .Klajcs I
or va:iiia:i n n appear,
pr-r
aiur-
Itira- ,
'ne-'essTrian Waiter I Smith will i-sv '
Wahininnn this mermtiB and wll arr-ve
j hi'tn Sundar mnrnm Hla fnerula hiv
j p!ann-f! a ryai r'-p'ion f,ir iilm and
! w:il b th orntpr of inir-t in Ihr "1tv
of th. B,i vml.- ,ed , M'rtay. Ta mmMm rf the Fm:-
h. cndmn n ..f t- ftv . a, rr County Bar ao-!atim Iiav-
will h- atuM-l from rtnnnl Bluffs lm ,h" ,n tf" P"ntanroua pui
dir I mv him wolc pma home trial will tr
her". Tii s a.e of pre
vftm -d.
ul not l ad-
Wonii-r
1a l-o
at Lff-n'a. at'Jr-
'ti
pmnt will h nhift-l fmm 1 cmn
to New T"rk f"!tv. a hr. for ev
i"!tj- So( :ur Kimhail and pr- ;
t Attomrv Kmrnn T'.ni"T w'!l nrt
i mr of thf ,aH,.rT )rcnl tmrtil nisa!"l ;
j hy t h atr ,mrianr Mr. K.mba 1 went 1
to ! M"inei at nn.'it uri'ic ax itn- 1
j portant caj bf"r th tit nrrTf con (
in c-onnwttnn with a railway tax putt, and t
I when he mmplete that he will hurry on
aitain 'mo
nnk Pudwet.er. K.:nK f Bo'! ed Beer. I
the
FRI ATh. MoNEY to 'an on real - to New fork To plunge
..late, uiwmw. ooi terrai. j. eennurr. , atl.r w irK, pnn,rnvpr!rr
-j1leta pree.ru ttona atcurateiy filed! k.,.. , da. att'.meva for the water
the aajaa uay ax Lffart a iJi Jawairy I
or "mpany eerv d ncitice on tha ny that
' Wunderf-j! baj an!i on Saturday . I yiilar d'P"trion!i would he taketi in New York
da.. , at I.effeit a. VaiueB up to ani Marrh 14 and in 'n relation to the tepuanoe
t JK for l m
Hai-a your (laaaa flt'en rpairl by
I W Terry, opttoaa. ill BruaUwmy.
ff1o with Oaorr ciarner. !
Wundarf ul Uarvaina on Saturday t'liar 1
and a)e of the f!rt and second mortitaife
hondii of the waier company. The ortnai
:Fiiie wa made on April 1. tw tvm.in.
and tiie seend mrtgae tonda went forth
aiuea ap tu
ffla at LW
b.i'i for Caw.
Dr. O. dmlth (ri-B to Talxr la.. tlav 10
-t aa f'na of tne jtidjeea in the tin tiv-nl-tra
Iowa bifh limn oratomai innunt.
TTia 8. A. Pierce A C. ktk atura l now
pen for bnatnea at ' hei r new khuupi.
U Waat Braadaa. bet w era Pearl mnii
auztb atreata. v
A dletrl-t oo'irt Jury held that Enirtl
Tewta waa aujitv f aswjrit:! 'imih
Hamatreet when they twame involved in a
dlepata ovar a ti tu.l tnax liMipeu eU in
tna "-hanmnit prot-eaa. The aasauit on urrwi
in tha butler room of Herma
htiuae. Tha verdict lnvojvea a iwnmiy
Cna cr lmpr:atnment in the county
F. L. Kllla. who haa been for eignt years
with tha Beno oompany of thia -:tv. a-
t and under date of September 1. IMS. for RM.O
tn tha natura of a heiarty apprttiation for
his work tn connrefifi and an expression of
their aatiefactlon over the h.nor that haa
been onfemsd by hi elevation to the
hikheat piace on the bench in tha United
tatefl next to the supreme court.
The bar haa planned for a ban u net to
be r:en at tha Grand T.tel on Momiaj'
'eninj. to which every lawyer tn the Fif
teenth Judicial district haa be-n snvited.
A the Judicial district embracrs a rt
part of tha -Ninth "jnicrenMori&l liatnct.
the banuuet will be In the nature of a
welcome frum the wholt- a;!trlct ahic'i he
haa eerved ao aeil. The men :n chaia
of the arrangements are: W. .. M:nfif. ;
president of the local Countv liar aeo" ia-
tlon. and Attorneys Emmet Tiniey. iorne
3. Wright, J. i. Hess and D. E. Muart- !
v.indrf"il hai sains on
lav. it Leffeits Va.ues
. : for tl '
m ir'lay. t-ollar
up tn i and
Marrtaae l.lwne.
Mrr.i:p 11 enses wer issued yesterday
to the f-l!owinK pe'-wns.
N'STiie and RMeiden- e
Hn a.nin 5t-ar?i. ''maha
Veha Reed. Eai.. Co 10
F.01 "e J. )l-ni!nx. Council Pluff..
I'ottie May Uw:. Coumil FluJls..
Jeorue H. Fill hctt. 'maha
Mary CadwHl Lynch, omana
Ate 1
. . . !
Woni.erful hatfrains at
day. Lcillat day.
Lff-;t s. atur-
Tha flrt issue as due in tw-nty-fiva
years and the eecond n fifteen. It la thu
evidently the pninoe .-.f the water com
pany to show that all of these bonds were
actually soid and the proceeds froro tha
naies used in the unM ruction of the water
plant, thus establishing the company'! con
tention that the act lal cost was about '
cjh :: I
1
Krtdeace Held lansxirtaat.
ait onurrw 1 hen the notification was nrst glv"l
uroa. ureen- , tn.t ,mB testimony was to be taken It was
' not thouifM to be of sufficient lmportanca
to Justify a trip to New Turk to attend
tha heartna;. but tha more Mr. Tinier and
A pmrram that will fully fit the occasion
baa been provided for, and there will be
soma representative friends of Judge Smith
prerent capable of giving full expression
' the esteem in which -e la heid at his
home and throuajmvut his district.
Another big reception has been planned
for Thursday evening, when Judua Smith
The on:y ay to arrive at a sat .pfa tory
!ring. a feeling that laMs is to have your
garments presf-ed and cleaned at the Bluff
City Laundry, "L'ty Oeaiung and 1'ye
Works. Phones 314. No garments too deli
cate to handle
lumal hla duties tnia w-eK with Keys
Broa. Thia deal la the consummation of
plana that have been under way lor acme
threw years. Mr. Ellis w:ll take a con
siderable financial I merest in the buamees.
as wail aa an a live pat-t in the manage
ment and '-ontrol. taking the office of
treasurer, made vacant by the recent deam
of &. W. Kfn-a.
Tne Iowa state president of tha Women a
Chrtstiaa Temperance union mun the foi
lowlng offer: "I will give ti tu the Iowa
boy or girl 18 yeara old or younger who
sends me the best couipooitiun in answer
1 Mr. Klmba.l thought it over the more oon-
vtneed they became that the city's interest
1 especially needed Mafeg-uardlng there, and
j Mr. Kimball decided to go. with the proba
' bllity that Mr. Tlnley would follow later
i Witnesses will be examined on Tuesday !n
the office of the Metropolitan Trust com
j pany. 54 Wall street, and on Thursday in
1 the office of the Farmers' Loan and Trust
I company. 3 Exchange P'ace. The wit
nesses will be the trusters selected by the
bondholders to take care of tne two bond
mill be the guest of the Modern W-iodmen
of America of Hasel camp No. 17L of
which he la member. The reception will
ba held either in the armory or the Audi
torium, with a very entertaining program.
Emmet Tiniey will make tbe speeca f
welcome and Judge Smith will be given
ail the time he destree in response.
fesslonal talent will also be railed upon
Im rr. Notes. X
rRETi N The Board of Suoervlsors j
hive announced Mir-n as the oate when
the saioon petition win be canvassed here.
HARLAN The ijreat Western passenger
station at Botna. a sma.1 own near here
was completely destroyed by fire Tueeoay
evening.
HARLAN Robert C. McLaughlin, an old
and respected resident, died at Denver
Colo. He waa one of the first rurai school
teachers In western Iowa.
HARLA.N Ana meeting of the Commer
cial exchange a u-eolutinn was passed wel
coming the coming of the onaiia High
pro- I cnooj cailets lor camping in iiarian. j-jnf
to l. inl-ieive.
CRESTjX-Engineer Tun Harree nail
tn providing an entertaining program. A 1 both letts broKen below the knees today
bunch of stars from the Orpheum or the in an accident occurring between Slater.
im.rir.Ti VI u sin hj wilt here TheiMo.. and Kansas City. He is a son of
Woodmen hare planned tn spend several
nundred dollars In the reception. The com
mittee of arrangements is headed by for
mer Alderman Q. C. Boy er. with John
TJnley. W. A. Lennox. W. A. Groneweg
and Mr. Patterson aa assistanta.
to tiie nueatlrm. "Whv .should the Saioon
Ht, Driven Out of Iowa ' The rmnpnn- ( issues, and they will probably aaeert that
Won must not exceed fitly words and must 1 the full Issue was disposed of at par in the
be sent 10 Mrs. . B Harford, lndlanoia. j mrket. The et.ntention of the city
la. .before June 1. mil. Mrs 1) h.. Aa- I . ... .
bam. president of the local Women s Chr-.e- I of Monl mortgage
tian UMKiauon. will give an additional bonda were actually sold and the money
pnxe If Uie winner reaides in Pottawat- j sed for Improving the plant- The pro
twmle count)'- - j ceedings of the meeting of the stockholders
Carl Krauthoff a stationary engineer 1 tne t.mB ,hl, )Mue a9 auUiorlred in
tt UFnimn. ia.. niea nia pennon 111 uann
ruptcy yesterday His liabilities augre- j
Kate W.Ub .71. Including of secured
claims and n.aja. n unsecured. The only
secured creditor is the J. L Case Threshing I
Machine company, which has a mortgage
on a quar-er section of farm land In Char ee '
Mix county, Aouin Dakota va. ued at M-w. j
Nearly ail of the other creditors are In- I
t-axed at Platte, in that South Dajcota I
county, and Include merchandise iruuiiiti J
and oank loans. He pleads aa exempt omy j
-tois personal property, amounting to 1446.
County Attorney spell haa dwided to 1 wise g(t
afv l!ir DU.1U M . mm' n'iiri i imni lu
carry the tax case of tne First National
1ank to the supreme court, in which the
itMlgment of the district court relieved the
Vnng of the obligation of paying taxes on
4' 1 apitai stock, amounting to more than
"' Mm' the decision of Judge Wrjwl
Jt the bank has applied to tha dim rut
s4-v'tt for sr writ of mandamus to compel
lKKi show that tha bond Issue was for the
purpose of paying the debts of the com
pany for operating expenses nd other lia
bilities In addition to the changes that
were mails In the plant. The witnesses to
be examined are William B. Cordoao. Wfl
llam A- Duncan. R. J. Jacoat. Hugh
Rankin and Thomas Mills Day. L'nder
vigorous cross-examination they may tell
a very different story ifian would other-
lnto the record, and may sare
tV. M) or more In the ultimate valuation of
the plant. Mr. Kimball will be absent ait
of neat week. s
prlaar Have ( ease.
Now ! the time to buv your spring" bard
ware, garden tools, fence, paints, eto-
ine board to tueue refunding warranta for I pouitrv netting, in full rolls, per 10 square'
the fi.ll amount of the tax paid during thai, .mKln.m. ,,,, 1
!st five yeais. The writ has not been
Issued yet. but will be soon, and unless
resistance la made the board will be obliged
10 laaue warrants snd then levy an extra
assessment to pay them.
, Dr. O. O. Smith, pastor of the First Con
gregational church, haa agreed to give one
Trying to Discover
Where Money Went
Friends of City Clerk Caaady at Lost
to Know Wiat Wai Done
with. City Cash.
rnends of A. W. Caaady. former city
clerk, announced yesterday that they had
nothing to give out In relation to the set
tlement of the shortage of fr..S.Z found
in his accounts by State Municipal Exam
iner Cox. The aasurancs was given, how
ever, that satisfactory pro axes was being
made.
Inquiries of the local rp rexen t at! t ea of I
the bonding 00m pany were answered with
tha response that the bonding; company
was well satisfied with tha situation and ,
contemplated majclng no move In the
t.
d. F Harvey of this place.
HEE RI'TC Lomt-8tic trouble waa the
cause of Clarence Lynch of Hedrii k shoot
ing his wife and then atiempting to kill
himse f. Lynch tu .3 years old. He ill
aie. b'ii it is thought his wife will recover.
REl.NBECK-a. 3. Dlcr.ev a well known
farmer living east of here, had his rght
arm so badly lacerated and torn when he
got it in a circular saw yesterday that t
waa necessary to amputate 11 at the
shoulder.
Mi .'NT1CELLO Grant W. Brooks, a for
mer resident of HupKinton. la., who is at
tending the University of Txas at Fort
Worth, was perhaps fata-.y injured in an
explosion of chemicals at the university
laboratory
crtESTC'N At general election of the
Crestun Fire department hert iat night
John P. Martin waa elected chief; Charles
Johnson, first assistant; Ed Towtje. second
assistant: Leo Pfieffer. secretary, and Roy
liault. treavsurer.
IOWA CITT C. G. Clay of Davenport.
Ia.. today started action tn the Johnson
county district court for list's damages
aa Uie price of one foot, which he Inst
while stealing a ride on the Chicajro. Rock
Island & Pacific road through this
Ticintry
OTTUMWA L. T. Crtsman of otrurows
haa been awarded a contract for the erec
tion of a new academy and convent for the
Sisters of the Humility of Mary at that
place, work to begin next . The cost
of the building will be t',Ji.:W and its
; equipment will total t"".!".
feet. BBc; combination poultry and stork
fence, per rod. up from 4c; steel wheel
barrow a t.0O; garden rakes. 30e up: steel
blade garden hoea. 3c; steel spades sr
eiiovels. Fc; boys' Iron wagons, 0e; iron
wheel roller skates. sc: lawn fence.' per
ft.. 12c up: Iron galea, up from B.W; gar
den oulVvatura. C-j0 to tha One Min
ute washing mac nine, IKLuQ (let ua send
you one on tnai: iron pumps, up from 1
onion sets, grass seed, white clover ;
family paints, ail colors, per can, j
HARLAN I. B. Blades, a large stock
shipper, has filwd petition in the ditinct
court demanding judgment fur tl.sJ axrainst
the C. A N. W. R. R. Co.. for damages
sustained by him by reason of failure of
railroad company to properly and promptly
transport and deliver live stock to Chi-
nf his best lectures for tne benefit of the
Aid society of the church "Tieauay evening
In the -hurch auditorium. "The Art of L-to
and How to Live It" la the lecture chosen
bv the members of the society It proved
to be one of the most popular of the series ' jlW
given during the winter under the auspices
. .. 1 , I .. ii, i.'lnn ,n K.f
. - lite. 1 , r mi. T V -.m.r M r I "
a dosen or tne western siaies. ur nmun s - wuf oulta strong- that
platform appearances, a ere very success- j BrtadWay Phones . "a ot U, m"D'r "d dumpKl 11 ,n ,h
ftil and the Ivorum managers aie vein ) bucketahups or pretended to and that this
ever, and will devote his energy and talents day. al Leffen . aiuea up ta 16 and
to his church work here. f tl.uw.
In Juvenile court yesterday Judge Snyder'
made an order removing from their tIIIDll I IM Rlfi TAY
wretched home on Avenue O the four chll- rVIWlwMa ll BIU IMA
area of Mr. and Mrs. John Muery. Three 1
are girls and one is a boy Thee were , city Sellelter Imti te Des Ma era.
taken to tne v recne wnn an oilier lor
Mod wry to pay fur their keeping, the first
nayment to be mails a the end of the
week and regularly each week Uiereafter 1
If he fails to pay the children will then j
be permaaentrv eejiriw irniu mi ir- ----- - - - j
enta. A food deal of testimony of a eerl-j Dee M nines last evening where he will ap- 1
out nature was Intrudiicea. snowing tne
bed condition of the home life of the chil
dren, much of which was given Dv th
mother.
Mr. Casady ! still In a rery depresed I
mental and physical condition at his borne
and has been unable to give any assist
ance; tn the effort to straighten out the
tangled condition of affairs In his office.
There la much speculation as to what be
came 01 tne money. ms mesas posi- 1 caga.
Uveiy assert that If ail that la said about ! NODA WAT Taught in the drs.w bars he
ths amount of moner consumed In pay- I tween two cars last nlghL William raven
ment of bar bill. 1. true that the amount j y .i.u
would not exceed Ciw a day and not mure 1 nfK-essarv. Davenport had been off on sev
than K00 for the entire penud during which , erai weeks' vacation and this was hla first
the money was disappearing. More than ""ice going uaca to ur. 11s ia mc
er.isa . , .k jims rled and haa a family to support.
CASE
Where He Will Asmr I
sasrtasit LashI t.
las-
City Solicitor Clem f. Kimball went to
I pear Before the supreme court todsy tn
I connect ion with the city s appeal from 'he
Mowery on the witness stand was Judgment rendered against It in tha Tllnois
of his friends can find any trace of his
operations on the Beard of Trade, and the
second par-
person ia really the guilty party, for he 1
knew that the money was being taken I
from tha cat?. j
Drink Budwelser. King of Bottled Beers.
"Ta.e Lies sued tae Moaae."
All the favorable and far-reaching com
ment that has run rife over this country
for the last two years regarding "The
Lion and the Mouse" does not seem to
wane with time, but rather, on the con
trary, bears evidence of being proudly on
the ascendant. Tha feeling has not lost
bad served two
obliged ts admit that h.
terms ha the penitentiary.
Yardmatttar R. M. Bllimler of the North
western Railway company al this point
applied at the city buliuing yesterday fur
p&ymenl for himeetf and several other
Northwestern emuioea for services ren
dered to tne fire department when tiie
uUbert toe houaee u limirjyei by fire
ua sVunday attar-coon. July 10 Assistant
Chief U'.tchcocs found hlmee.f anort uf
heip In dragging the linos of huse and
called for ajwhistance &-om the bystanaers
and tha railroad men aeaponded. Mi. iii.i
inlor aaid tha understana:ng u that ea h
waa to receive n for ma mora In on
eiaerwtlea of the fact thai the Northwest
ern freight house aae endangered, two
heavily ade mei-nandise 'are were
buramg ajvt the piatfoi-n on fire, the city
council will most useiy taae the reason
able Ties mat tne N 01-1 ht extern empo ea
were siiiiV1 die haising tne nbngauuns
they swisi to tlisir company, and will most
llkeiy turn len the twyuest for pav In
addition to una. under tne stale and cltv
laws the fire chief baa the right to r.xl
fur asiiistsnca from cifseiis at any
and majr order 'thetr arrest in
' .Seitnnr uty ord. nance nor state
laws provide for any inn er,sa i.uu uuUmf
suca ciruunsuuictia.
MASON CITT Hon. John S. Ptanmiry.
the netor of the icgal prrifostiion :n this
city, la seriously ill at his home
from some liver trouble, the exact
nature of which the dm-iors are et unatue
to determine. He returned lat evening in
a serious condition from Coifix. where he
had been for the lajt two ween a.
IOWA FALLS The announcement made
by wire from Washington iat evening of
the appointment of Eilla D. Ruhb of Eluora
aa naUouai bank examiner by Comptroller
Murray of tne Treasury department u
received with much internet in this countv
where Mr. Rokb has lived oil his life, having
been for many years cashier of the Hard'n
Countv National and Savings banks '.f
Eidora. Mr. Robb served one year as state
tank examiner unuer Auditor "arroil and
resigned to assume added buslneis duties
at home. Mr Robb served two terms as
mayor uf his horns town and has been more
or less yrominent in bum net affairs of the
county.
WHEI4 TO DRAG OUT ROADS
CwiMeJ BlaAer Says gkiwwld It Dwae
After Keery Btatel sad
Thaw.
Cosnoei W. T
Th fuilewuig misr fruni
Bases at easf-expia na 1 ury :
Ts tha dltnr uf Tha Bee: The tasslioa
Is ertsai ad as Lu m tnu uar uuioic u.gn
ars aheuid be diwanO. 1 auswer. a-tr
ssrery rain, aa auua as the suit is in a
.aeXM oendluusi aud tiiia the gruund la
fr iirie said wnea me uruua thuws sut
flclert so the surraiw can he dragged
anosta. It Is great aounumy to never ne
glect t hla drsatgittg. as it ei.l sm-i our
ruaiis ia ouwiMuauveijr good ouiiuiuua the
year aiwund.
Tt construct a dirt road as it ahoa. ,:
wlU ouet oh mm average not to io J
per oetit e a gud maiaaam and mucn lese
IS) keen It in good perwir
tiawd reads t dirt oaa be obtained many
thus seaviar tnan any otner miimninijo
and ail wi'Mn thai ii.n't of our ore m
levy fae hi sarasM la nsse tt Is emm
emiimliy eaiMBtlcni under a 4-fieral prmiti
rwJ svaseea eura aa 1 euter susUieaa at
ties cnajrrrtrutfln would havw.
Lea, s ttuald fund dtrt mesis la Inei
Prat, and then we ahail have tha pmaar
foundatHin fr a more permanent surfa
stnu-iure w 'terw wanted "ejuiy at hand.
The fail of the year la aa good a time
y to grwde 'ir reads if properly roo-
etrumsd but fail gTsuiing. aa far aa t have
uhawrwed in !oea. has ssenra-ly been an
atveuiuie damaee Instead of a ttee-efit
Vry reepes-tfuiy. W. W BAKER.
Central railroad tax case. The company
appealed two years ago from tha munici
pal assessment of light and water taxes
of 5 mills on the greund that It did not re
ceive benefit of such service except on the
imtil amount of mileage lying near the
center of the city
Th alty raxed ail of the line lying within
, the town limits. Ths company fixed its owi
j tax diMrtc :a and held that one- third of
the mileage atiould ay the full amount
I of the levy, the second third but a small
!ercentage of it and the last, reaching to
the city limits, nuns at all. Tha case was
tried In the district court before Judge
ThorOell. and the contention of the rail
mad was maintained. Ths city then ap.
I pealed to the supreme court.
Ths amount In this suit Is only about U0&
; hut fully .M la involved ultimately If
1 the alty loses Its case It will establish a
time, precedent to be followed by all of he
! other raiirnsds. aggregating taxes ts fully
1 that amount, if won by tha railroads it
sill apply practically to ail of the taxes
assessed against them. Mr Kimba.l has
given the case his bet attention and left
'.aet nlht confident that he can sustain
tne city's r'a-ma Tna case Is to be sub
mlttsd this afternoon, and after spending
perhaps one ! ia Pes Moines looking
after the Interests of the terminal tax hi 11.
which he drew, he will proceed to New
fork to supervise maAing- of depositions
ia the waterworks ease.
20,000 Women
Bortgfat ItYecterday
Thia i an
Vava Csuop'fv SpassbcttL
This t m en th few
rwrpyHaif aSaia.
Lab tfiia
wftr
Tt early bwee- wll Pnd gi net! salt ks lass
La Lcff art's duilar srtndwis.
Wonderful bargains oa Saturday. T-ellar
day. at Leffert a. Values up to sVW and
V id fur ri.'J.
Heal Ketaw Tiensafer.
Tae following transfers were reported ts
Tha Be March 9 by ths Pottawattamie
County Abstract company, Cvuacii Bluffs:
EM Is T. Gilbert and wife ta Olive (I.
i u1 hem, kt 10. Mock u. la uyimai
add. to Council Bluff a. w 4 I et
J. P "ireeiisiiieidsi and w-fe to P. J.
SKiit, lots s and a. block it. la
liurne pta-e aiid. to Counioi b.ufla,
w. d. - r.
Fmui White to C w and M. E.
-Mies. s si, 12--:. w d Mjjm
Viikiein Marpnv to Tkeresa Dwyer,
lota and a. bio. a 14. in Neoia. ia.,
w d. LOW
J. E Caiiett and wife to Wtlilaja
Ami. lot t hiork t tn faiaview
add. to Covmh.i1 Bluffs. . a. d (
Five tranafers. total
-3s.iss
Wonderful bargains est Saturday. INillar
day. at Leffert'a. Values up to V90 and
a fur n fls.
K. X. 11 ag Ce. tea.
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rasjiaJ rl ta yvsjk. East, 4jsf thm 17 k
Cgaettemta, bbs rxurkt an ths&Mt
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HwXaixner Coarnxy fail amua cbewjaT
Best Tm'HTf j fcnttax.
Tb sssrrsa anpcrlsviwe tcrrmo . aonca
wb xaa ki VaaCirnxi'i Poxi. & Be ana.
Tts aah La ppepsttssvi in war kitchena
mad grpyHrted to yaa rdy to aars.
Suvfij cMsst it r kaUaa Lt, ata ya. peyaiW.
tt g ta psm law than to mask it yatar
if. am if w bold yMX hoaav
THwaa avcSA yo asaht to baoaty aaaj
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THroar rroeav to i
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Rug Prices Slashed to Bottom
WE have taken account of our rugs
and find that certain lines are over
stocked. These will be placed on sale Monday
morning for one day only at prices bordering on
one-half their regular value. Our policy is not to
daily in cutting pnv but to slash riht throuirii to the bottom. On these rua-
the cuts will a.-tound. The value the ruars mi-'ht have brouirht has been iirnore-1
in every instance. The sale includes Lanark, Wool Fibre. Karabauifh an.l K.1.-I1-rnir
lines-. All are the best irrade in choicest of patterns. The Karabausrh. LjinarU
and Kashmir rnss are reversible designs in trreat variety of rich colors ami har
monize with any decorations. The Wool Fibre ruirs. both of medallion and all
over effects, are in an extensive variety of color schemes. The aortment of size
makes it possible to fit any room. Tart of Rust are displayed in our south window.
Here are some of the next-to-eost prices:
LANARK RUGS.
Lanark Rags, :0xv0
Lanark Rugs, 3(ix7J
Lanark Rugs, riusCO ,
Lanark Rugs, 7 -6x9
Lanark Rugs, 'Jx'J
Lanark Rugs, 9x12. . .
KARABAUGH RUGS.
Karabaugh Rug3, (3x9 $5.00
Karabaugh Rugs, 7-6x10-6 $S.OO
Karabaugh Rug?, 9x9 $8.50
Karabaugh Rugs, 910-6 $9.00
Karabaugh Rugs, 9x12 $10.50
$1.75
$2.25
$6.50
$8.00
...S10.00
S 12.50
LANARK XX RUGS.
Lanark XX Rugs, 3ixC,0 $2.00
Lanark XX Rugs, C(ix72 $3.00
Lanark XX Rugs, tix9 $8.50
Lanark XX Rugs, 7-6x9 $9.50
Lanark XX Rugs, 9x9 $12.50
Lanark XX Rugs, 9x12 $16.50
WOOL FIBRE RUGS.
Wool Fibre Rugs, 7-6x10 6. . . .$6.50
Wool Fibre Rugs, 9x12 $8.50
Wool Fibre Rugs, 36x72 $1.38
Wool Fibre Rugs, 30x60 $1.00
Wool Fibre Rugs, 9x12 $6.75
gashrrnr Rugs, 9x9
Kashmir Rugs, 9x10-6. .
TCa-ahm-ir RugS, 7-6x10-6
KASrTMTR RUGS.
. . . $6.75 Kashmir Rugs, 9x12 $9.00
. . - $8.00 Kashmir Rugs, 36x6:) $1.35
. . . $6.75 Kashmir Rugs, 27x34 $1.00
Remember! Good Furniture May Be CheTp.
But "Cheap" Furniture Cannot Be G00J.
Miller, Stewart fk Beaton Co.
TAG POLICY nJRNITURE
Established 1884.
413-15-17 South Sixteenth Street
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The aviators of today
arc the forerunners of
. 1 the men who will dominate the
T air as we do the land and sea.
r tirt tsj tn rh rime rr tha ivmi. 4 . 1 :
j fit a. w ui i vnv, uuLLitj Ul 1.1 1V .UialliJ UsAJTSf iij lil
f f fighting man will need nerves of stecL For
t: I i mi i .it
ms ncrwc aim suciiui ne wm neea tne Dcst or
foods and beverages.
Ground Chocolate
w-1.i V-
will be as popular in the ariarion
zgc as it is now, for it is the best of
all beverages. It contains more
nutriment than any other food, it
strengthens without undue stimu
lation, it is supremely delicious.
Ghirardelli's Ground Chocolate
is made from the finest cocoa
beans, the boast of the tropics,
and is absolutely pure.
Since 1&52
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7-k- ,r.z D. GhirardelU Co.
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