THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1D.14.
r
NeMski,
GOllSOLIDATiflr Sl)ClKS8FUL
So Declare Food C6mthi6loner
Harman in Mis Aijiort. .
JliAN OF QOVEMOR MbkEllEAD
Prrbb1e Kxccnilrc- Will Hecom
rriend to I.ej(t,ilatnre tHat Work
of other Departments hfc
IilkeitUe CoMblriert.
Nebraska,
From a Staff CorrespotfiHht.)
ElKCOLN. Neb., Jan. l4.-(SpcclaU-Cohifefgman
Clarence- E. ilkrman, nt
present food comrhlsslorier, has filed his
nhhlial report 'with the fcovernor. In his
report he shows lhat'undef the c6nsoIlda
tlbh of the pure food and oil Inspection
departments there, has been saved In
mileage 76.243 milts. rhe report shows
that In 1912 the food department used
IM.dCO miles and (he oil department 13t,3S,
a i6lkl of 241,37 miles used by both
'departments, whllo In 1913, under con
solidation, there wrr but ldj.in miles
used. ' ,
The total cost of operation of the de
partment In 19li was. I'bod, oil,
$t?,K!!.H; stock food, 11.41&.W: fl" total of
J39,3'4I.S5. The total cost of running the
department under cdripotld&tlbft tln 1913
was 131.373.S5, a sav.lhft of if.DTMS.
Fees collected by thfc department In
1913 were JSl.4S3.91,. whllo In 1912 (he feci
were1 0C9.373.39. an Incieose In fees foi
consolidation of $15,110.62. whlchi with 1
tlie. JavlnK In cost of-operation of ',-
' StlMs; makes a totdl gain to iht depart
mailt under consolidation of Sj23,tS2.
t'fll In Consolidation SUocVsWul.
ThV feport declares that the expert
. mont'-tilada by 'the itovernb- ht cbnsoll-
dating certain departments of the state iPre'v0U
Work of Verifying
Notes Continues in
the Superior Bank
SUPERIOR. Neb.. Jan 14.-(8teclal
Telegram.) Bank KsnmlnecScybolt was
appointed temiorary receiver for the
First National bank this morning and
Is co-operating with a committee of de
positors and business men In straighten
ing out the records. -It is planned to
keep the bnnk open two'hours each morn
ing and-evening to glv? an opportunity
to verify notes held by the bank. It Is
thdUght thla will take" a week. The re
organization of the bank would have
been completed and business resumed had
not the bad notes been discovered. None
of the notes found so far Is on this bnnk.
No word has come from Cashier Felt.
Very little questionable paper has been
found thus far.
Nebraska,
GEORGE FIGHT&BOARD PLAN
Opposes Taying Teachtrs Salary
While They Are "Brushing Up."
CAVINESS EXPRESSES SURPRISE
Dni to Knot that lteportu of Presi
dent of mini Schools Unit
Xevrr Iteforc fleen
Checked Up.
Nebraska
Anselmo Farmer
Mysteriously Missing
ANS12LMO, Neb., Jan. R-SpcclaU
j George Smth. a farmer living about five
miles northwest of Mllburn, in Blaine
j county, mysteriously disappeared from his
home last Sunday, lie left about U
ja. n., telling h: wlfo he was going to
looK utter his fences. He failed to re
turn and his wife, becoming alarmed,
called up some of the neighbors and
search parties were organized to look for
the missing man. It was feared thnt lift
mlfeht have met with some accident and
was unable to reach home. Then. too.
Mrs. Smith remembered that n few nights
s her husband acted aucorlv In
'":b".a;rffifc:thJn,Lhri"''' eeP. as though he had a bad dream
beeh watched with a great dial of Inter
est,' and it Is probable thttt thri governor
will In' his report to the next loglslalilro
advise, the consolidation of other depart-
. mints' of the state; notably the labor bu
reau and the hotel commission, while
,.thfcre probably will be an, effort also to
,"! cut . out some of the commissions and
boards. The governor Is bitterly opposed
' to the state ha.Ytn.ff. 5. rnnhy commls-
- ' stems., -but whether , he will . recommend
In, his report .a consolidation, of the In
surance commission with tlje auditor's
office' has not yet been determined.
Requisition for Hrrsofc.
A requisition was Issued by Governor
Mocehebd this morning on application of
JfA' Jj. Corey on He governor bf ldalu
for the return of Harry Herzog on" com
plaint 'of assaillt committed on Motile
Kllindt, a 18-year-old girl, In Clay county
He'rzog'ls being held by the chief of po
lice 'at Blackfoot, Idaho.
Application for Portion.
J. 3. -McCarthy has- rnAde application to
; the.' governor for a pardon for Ralph
i Preisbn, who was arretted for assault
' arid .pending a trial was 1H 6dt on ball
In the eum of $100. lie skipped and Dan
- Long,; his bondsman, Js left, hold! jig. the
. sack) Tho crime occurred In Nemaha
nut when questioned about It would say
nothing. Every possible placo wns
searched without avail, telephone Inquiries
were barren of results until about 3
o'clock In the morning, a message was
received from Dinning that a man an
swering his description hnd bought a
ticket for Lincoln and 'boarded a lato
e'enlng train. Ho has no family aside
from his wife, Is about. 35 yoars of age,
and Is In fairly good circumstances finan
cially. The only explanation of his disap
pearance eeems that he Is temporarily
deranged.
STATE POULTRY SHOW AT
GRAND ISLAND NEXT WEEK
GRAND ISLAND, Neb.. Jan. .-(.Special.)
Secretary Conners of the Commer
cial club reports all arrangements om
plete for the annual exhibition and meetings-
of the Nebraska State Poultry asso
ciation to be held in this city next week,
the first birds being booked to arrive on
Monday, but tho show proper probably
not being opened to the public till Tues
day morning. A f.'ne new brick garage'.
In. the down town district, has,, through
the efforts of tho club, been vacated for
(From a ftaff Corrcf pondent.)
LINCOLN. Jan. H.-(Spcclnl.)-The
question whether the state of Nebraska
should pay one of Its employes, who
finding himself Or herself deficient In
the qualifications necessary -to hold tho
job, a salary while that employe Is quali
fying himself or herself came up this
forenoon beforo the meeting of tho State
Normal board, and becauso of the strong
fight made by State Treasurer George,
was laid over until the next .meeting.
The controversy came up over tho habit
of tho board of paying a month's salary
to teachers In the state normal who se
cure leave of absence In order to tako
additional training In somo school which
will better prepare them for the por.ltlon
they hold. Mr. George vigorously op
poted tho plan, claiming that the teachers
ought not to be given any greater rights
than any other employe of the state, llo
thought that If a teacher found that In
older rucccrsfully to carry on the work,
It, was necessary to equip herself better,
she should do so at her own expense,
the same as a physician, attorney, clerk,
or nny other man in professional lire.
CnvlnrsM Shown Surprise.
Superintendent Cavlnoss was much sur
prised to find that the board had never
checked up the reports of state normal
presidents. Ho pat on the board for
severnl years, but never became "sur
prised" before until he discovered that
tho report from tho Kearney normal
while under tho charge of President
Thomas, whom he had voted to dismiss
! without a hearing, had not been checked
up.
Contracts for the erection of tho new
building at the Wayno normal, and also
for the erection of a twelve-room ad
dition to the Chadron normal, were let
by the board last night.
. P. Riddel of Crelghton scoured tho
contract for, the new building at Wayno
for $76,630. The contract for the addition
to tho Chadron school was let to F. E.
Mulholland of .Rapid City, S. D., for
$24,533. Mulholland la nop building a
dormitory at the Chadron school, and
will begin work on the new addition to
tho main building as soon as tho other
is completed.
county and if tlie young nian Is par- J the association. As It has street frontago
oonea ixng win not nave to pay the
amount of the ball 'bond.
, , - Al for ttxtrndltliih.
Extradition papers , for' the.- return., to
the," vlo'wa reformatory of 'Frapk . Lcib,
a paroled inmate, who, ,ls bemgjield.'at
Jtavnfl, has been aiked bythe gov
f ernor.of IoWa of the Nebraska executive,
t: "he. charge for which' Lewis was sent
f Mi was forgery, lie Is 21 y (Jars, of ngc.
C&rey Will Makfe
' Race for tlpngress
in Fifth Distribt
fProm a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, Neb.. Jan. ll.-(Spe.clul.)
7l.w h. Corey, who for a. time looked side
wlbe'at the nppolnttrient of solicitor of
tho' Untied States treasury as If he had
dc'ilShs'.on the Job, tilled at the office
o! trie governor this mbrn'ng on busi
ness connected with scouting a rcqulsl-1
tidn ior the return pr n man wanted
In.Tclay county,
Air. Corey is one of those obllfeimr and
soft heatted , democrats- tvho absolutely I,
reitisefe to take any job that any of hit.
friends' m'ght want arid eo when he d a
coyfctJ that another ot tKo faithful,
wanlcd to be solicitor, Mr. CorOy stayed'
hli' beating heart and stepped as!ds.
rrMire'' was method 1n his madness, so
to.spak, for Ilts of people really con
ulrtcrejl ha was crnzy-'to- give up "to -sure !
a .thing, but the explanation came wuen
It h'ftti been dlscdvirwl -that Mr, Corey
wants to represent the Fifth district In
conifess.
lllit here he Is up against It ngaln
Clarence Harmnn wants the sahie, job,
Then, too, Judge pungah wants the job.
Vfirj-o . kill), Roderick bhu Sutherland
wS1b' the same Job aHd It la jldsslh'.e
tlijU ex-Governor 8hale'nbergor wants It,
tofi. All of these have signified their
. InlJntlon to withdraw Jf either of thu
others 'feel that life Hvould net he wdrth
thl flying untftss they could represent
triat "district in Waslirngt6n( "and there
, you Sri.
: When asked directly If he.was a can
, dldito-for congresij, Mr, Cbrey stated
'that- he didn't kndw yh. which mcana
that he will take It if h can fct It. At
th'b", present time Mr. Cotey Is very busy
, lefeditjg the fight ot ltisUrgtnt NVnodmen
1 against the raise In tatcs fend be.levei
that they have the olher ffcllbw ort the
run.
on two sides and Is' In. the electrolier dis
trict and 's fitted with the best electrical
equipment, the best of Illumination, night
or day, is assured. This fact, in connec
tion with the,, uniform coops made 'iqss:
ble, because of the more ,Vberal ap
propriation b' the Inst .legislature, and
the greater number of birds Secretary
Smith of Lincoln reports .entered, gives
promise of tlip best exhibit and meeting
the association has ever held.
Tom Clinmppiiii)- Locked Up,
PAWNEE CITY. Neb.. Jan. 14.-(Speclal.)
Tho preliminary hearing ofTom Cham
penoy, which wns to have been held yes
terday afternoon, was postponed till
Tuesday, January L7. He Is charged with
asxault upon Miss l'rancls Dunlap of
Holton, Kan. Champenoy wns released
'on bond Krldav, but was taken Into cus
tody by the rherlff Monday and Is belnir
held in tho county Jail here. At tho time
of the action, staled. In the charge he was
on parole for an offence In Nemaha
county.
FRASER FILES APPEAL
OF SALOON RULING
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, Jan. 14.-(Specal.)-YVllllam
B. Frascr of 4436 Parker street, Omaha,
has appealed to the supreme court of the
state from a ruling of Judge Troup or
tho Dougloa county district court, who
overruled tho remonstrance filed by
Fraser and others against the granting
of a nloon- license for this year to Ted
P. Hunter nt 1816 Military avfcnue. Fraser
and others set out In their remonstrance
that the saloon run by Hunter for years
has been run as a nuisance, that men
congregated about It and used loud and
obscene languago and that tho rear
room of the place was used by women
as a placo to congregate.
Notes from Beatrice
and Gage County
nBATlUCK, Neb., Jan. R-tSpeclaU-Clty
Attorney Sabln Tuesday received a
message from Washington, D. C, an
nouncing the death of his brother. Col
onel O. C. Sabln, a former Beatrice resi
dent, which occurred at that place Mon
day night. At tho tlmo ot his death ho
wns bishop of the Reformed Christian
Science chureh and offshoot of the or
ganization of which tho late Mary Baker
G. Kddy was head. He was 71 years of
age.
The annual meeting of tho Gage
County Medical society was held Tuos.
day afternoon In the Commercial club
rooms with fifty members present from
Beatrice. Pl"krcll. Barneston, DeWltt,
AVymoro and Blue Springs. These of
ficers were elected: President, Dr. J. T.
McGIrr ot Beatrice: vice president, 'ir.
K. P. Bnchle of Barneston; secretary
trcnsurei'. Dr. L. E. Pennor of Beatrice.
Dr. A. lee of Plckrell and Dr. A. V.
RoMnson of Beatrice, censors.
The board of supervisors of Gage
county met Tuesday and reorganized for
the coming year by re-electing J. R.
Pnlllng ot Odcll as chairman. Dr. a. L.
Ror was reappointed county physician!
and Guy Hill reappointed superintendent
of tho poor farm.
THe Modern Woodmen, of America will
hold two meetings heVc this month. On
Thursday. Jani'ary 22, Dr. Btgtholl of
Hastings will deliver an address pn sub
Jects of Interest to the members, and on
January 2S Head Consul A. R. Talbot
will give an address upon the rate ques
tion. F.lba, the lS-yenr-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Blakeway, died at his
home In this city Tuesday after a brief
Illness.
Announcement wns received here Tiles
ilny of tho death of Ernest Huppenbailr.
nr former Beatrlco resident, which oc
curred recently at his home at Stutttgart,
Germany. He attended high school and
business college here at one time and
was : years of age.
HEBRON WILL INSTALL
ELECTROLIER SYSTEM
HEBRON. Neb., Ja. 14.-(Spcclal,)-Thc
project that has long been con
templnted by this clty-that of ornamental
electric lighting of tho business portion
of the city-has at last culminated Into
a reality, and as soon as the weather la
suitable tho work will be commenced and
rushed to completion.
The business men have raised sufficient
money for the purchase of twenty-eight
posts, of five lights each, which will be
Installed and iqulpped by the city, allow
Ins six to tho block, and commencing nt
the center of the business soctlon and ex
tending one block In oach direction.
Tho cost of the Installation of this nsw
syptcm will be about $1,700, of which the
business men pay about SS0O, and when
the same Is comploted Hebron will bo one
of tho prettiest and best lighted cities In
thla part of the country,
Tho Hebron Business Men's associa
tion met In regular, session Mon
day night. ,Tle association,, .was so
pleased with the work of the old officers
.hat they wero all re-elected, except tho
vice president, who refused to serve.
The officers elected ore: President. C.
S. Keith; vlco president, W. M. Wilson:
secretary, If. A. Brntnerd: treasurer, C.
C. Nncke: dlreitors, G. A. rcterson, C. Or
Nacke, J. R. Tost, W. M. Hill and W.
I M. Wilson.
7A Stora With a Conteltnc:
Prices are too easily juggled
That's Why Knowing Men Measure Valuo3 by Quality
That's Why Hundreds Aro Daily Attending Our Groat
Half -Yearly Clearance Sale
of Quality Suits and Overcoats
The jact that every garment offered
in this great sale is from our regular stock and
that every Winter Suit and Overcoat in tho house is nffeqted
by theso swooning reductions, moans that to thinking men, no other sale
could possibly Boom worth whllo.
Here are the Reductions that
afford actual savings:
$10.00 Quality Suits and Overcoats Now $ 7.00
$12.00 Quality Suits and Overcoats Now $ 9.00
$15.00 Quality Suits and Overcoats Now $11.00
$18.00 Quality Suits and Overcoats Now $13.00
$20.00 Quality Suits and Overcoats Now $14.00'
$25.00 Quality Suits and Overcoats Now $17.00
$30.00 Quality Suits and Overcoats Now $21.00
$35.00 Quality Suits and Overcoats Now $24.00
$40.00 Quality Suits and Overcoats Now $28.00
KING-PECK CO,
HOME. OF QUALITY CLOTHES 99
SIXTEENTH AT HOWARD STREET
tcrnlty, under Worshipful Mnstcr .loo
Bell ot Amity lodge, Bushvllle. A large
number of Masons attended from Gordon
and .Hay Springs, and a profusion of
beautiful flowers paid eloquent tribute
to tho esteem In which Mr. Johnson was
held.
York llmikCr I'nvors Omnlin. I
YORK, Neb., Jan. 14. (Speclal.)-Tlio
annual meeting of the stockholders of the
First National hank was held yestcrdny
afternoon. The bank will take stock In
the federal regional bank. The president,
C. A. McCloud, said: "I trust the federul
bank will be established at Omaha. In
case It is not, my second bank cholco
would be Chicago. Nearly all the busi
ness of this part of the country goes
cast."
Ii'im ffn I f I. T. .Tolinsnn.
nUSHVH.LK, Neb.. Jan. 14.-(Speclal.)-Tho
funeral of P. T. Johnson vyas held
at 12:30 from tho house, followed by a
service In the Presbyterian church at 2
p. in,' It was one of the largest funerals
ever held In Bushvllle, tho deceased be
ing well known and universally liked, Tho
religious services wero In charge of Bev.
Mr. Morrow, The service nt tho ceme
tery was conducted by tho Masonic fra-
News Notes of AVrst Point,
WKST POINT, Neb., Jan. H.-(Spec!al.)
Mrs. Carolina Schwcnck, widow of Carl
Schwenck, deceased, died at Oklahoma
City, Ok!., January G and was burled at
West Point on Wednesday.
Oscar Blomqtilst, a farmer living south-
edst of West Point near the-Dodge county
line, went violently Insane on Christmas
night and has - been growing steadily
worse since that' time.
Albert .Kuester, a prominent pioneer
scttter, now retired, died at the Nicholas
Benn hospital In Omaha -on Sunday morn
ing, at tho age ot M years. '
George Woorman-oC this city and Miss
Elllce . Lonore Uehllng of- Burt county
were united In, marriage at tho parson a go
qf tho Qraco LutYieran. . church by Bev,
L. J, Powell,' pastor, . ...
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Weborg cele
brated the thirtieth niiny.orary of tholr
mnrrlage Sunday at their-.farm homo In
Cleveland "toWifshlp.' ' Mr. Weborg Is a
former Btato representative 'from Cuming
county. . '
Mlsa Mabel I. Braxdn. n former teacher
In tho West Point public schools and a
recent graduate of the Peru Stato Nor
mal school, left for Chicago Sunday to
take a course In the. Moody institute.
Marriage licenses wore. Issued as fol
lows: . M, p. McQuIro and iMiss Kllsabeth
M. Murphy, both of Wlsncr; Harry John
son and Miss ICvplyn Hrlnuc, both of
Pender; P. P. Hcharfen and Miss Kath
crlho Nfclscrf ofj West Point.
A now local. branch bf the Stato Farm
ers' Co-Operative union waa .organized In
school district No, 27 on Monday evening,
the work being In charge of tho atato or
ganizer, A. 13. Wood. Tho following offi
cers wero chosen: President, Albert Qo
rnnson; vlco prcsldepf, Jcsso Hansen ;
secrctnry and trensurer, Emlol Peterson.
STATE GRANGE WILL
FORM MARKET BUREAU
KKAMNKY, Neb., Jan. H.-CBpcclaU-Thn
executive committee ot tho. State
Orange met In Kearney on Monday after
noon and plans were perfected for the
starting of a bureau for tho purpose of
aiding tho members ot the local Grangers
In selling and purchasing commodities.
Tho committee talked over tho advis
ability of starting a co-operative store In
this city and It Is probable that the samo
will he opened within a short time'. Of
ficers chosen to head tho bureau aroi'
President, J. D. Benm, Broken Bow;
vice president, Mr. Harris, Willow Is
lapd; secretary-treasurer, ii M. Webb,
Callaway: state business manager, W. A,
Kwdll. Kearneys 'executive 'committee,
George Ttrlsche"ll."llenrrioyf Jblih T)lctr.
Broken Bow, and Mr, Dally, Anselmo.
T. L. Clark ot tho state dairy and food
department urged the farmers an'
dalrymcn'to support their local creamcty.
Today a similar meeting was to be held,
at Early, r.ake View and Wall l.n.
will be Included In tho week's Itinerary,
Pnlr.v Inatltnto nt Hnc City
SAC CITV, la., Jan. H.-(8pcclnl.)-Tho
West Central Iowa Dairy Improvement
association hold In Sac C(ty Tuesday aft
ernoon the first of a series of meetings
which will bo held In tho representative
towns of tho district during. tho next few
weeks. That the question of improving
dairy conditions Is arousing Interest was
shown by the fact that a company of 200
assembled to hear the . addresses. P. L,
Odell of Algona, stato dairy expert, spoke
of the Importance of Improving the
iualtty of the dairy herd. An Illustrated
lecture wna given by K. S. J3stel of
Waterloo, who urged greater euro In tho
selection of tho dairy cow and In pro
viding proper equipment for tho stable
llnll County UfiiiK-cn Kieni--.
GBAND ISLAND, Neb., Jan.' It. -1!
clal.) S. Y. Bryson, represent'ns fd ,
country precincts, wan Tuesday elen '.
chairman ot tho county board of siircV
vlsora for tho ensuing yeur. A rev
tho financial history of the ycaf Irf county
affairs shows that a, saving of. $11 ..
expenditures was mndo ln',1013 as cor
pared to 1M2, alt of It, practically. .
brldgo work. Quite a few officers re.
ported lesa ' ox'pehse In tho conduct q
their offices, but thero was an Increase
to offset these In tho pauper work artt(
In a few other smaller department.
Coliln to llo Tnuen Serlotiftlx.
Intelligent people realize that common
colds should ,be' treated promptly If
t.here, la 'sneelnB, with dullness and
hoarseness, tlckllng'throut and coughing,
tho latter especially ahriorinsr e.t bed time,
use Folw'o Honey and Tar .Compound
It Is effective, pleasant to take, chcclu
a cold, stops the cough which causes )ot
of sleep, and lowers the vital resltann
to disease. Remember the name, Foley v
Honoy and Tar 'Compound and avoid Uu
stltutea. For sale by, all dualeri every
where, Advertisement
7-day Clearance sale
919.00 Trotting skirts, only $3.00.
The HOUSE of MENAGH
"The Stora for Oentlswomen.
1013 rarnam Strett.
With
Victrola you can have grand
opera
your own
home.
timrlnin t.oiles Iimtrill.
ANSELMO, Neb.. Jail. j4.-(BpeciaD-AiikeTmo
lodge. No. tTt, Anctefil Order ot
United Workmen, installed new officers
for, the current year 8atur.day night- In ,
connection with the Installation a class
of (fifteen members wero initiated. Tho
work ,pf Installing the officers and initial,
trig the new members was In charge at
Deputy Grand Master Workman F. G.
Slmrhon ot Reward.
Anselmo lodge. Ho. 2S. Independent
Orflir ot Odd Fellows. Installed officers
for- Juj current It tm Monday night, DIs
trlct iDeputy Grand Master 4- B. Hoi
comb, of Broken Bow acting as mailer of
ceremonies. A large delegation o( Odd
FetjcfW from Broken How wis present,
among them Past Grand Masltr T. W.
Jltii.. After the conclusion ot the work
a banauet was serve).
tlSmpnlRn Starts In jiadlson.
JiADlBON, Neb., Jan. 14. (Bpeclal.)
"Wjillam L. DowllnB formally- qpcrtid the
counly campaign by tiling yesterday for
tlWofflce of county .attorney subject to
th republican p.rlmary. Mr. Dowllng Is
law partner ot ex-Senator Alien.
The following Omaha and Oooncit Bluffs ilenlcrs carry complete
line of VICTOR VICTKOLAS, and all tho late Victor Itecordu an
fast as Issued. Yon are cordially Invited to Inspect tho stocks at
any of theso establishments :
SchmolIer& Mueller
PIANO CO.
1311.1313 Farriam Street OMAHA, NEB.
Victor Department on Main Floor
L?5
Caruso, Melba, Tetrazzini,
and Schumann-Heink, are
among; the world's greatest
artists, who make records
exclusively for the Victor.
There are Victors and Victrolas
in great variety of stylet from $10
r, to $200 at all Victor dealers.
Victor Talking Machine Co.
Camden, N. J.
Branch at
334 BROADWAY
Council Bluffs
Dr. King's Nerr Life Pills.
Voir constipation, torpid liver, sallow
complexion. Their frequent use will
t,ren(hen and 'add tone to yotir system
All druggist SSc- Advertisement.
Nebraska
Cor. 15th and wrl
Harney, Omaha tVCl Ld
Geo. E. Mickel. Mgr. J v
Brandeis Stores
Talking Machine Department
in the Pompeian Room
Hosoe Co.
M.
1513-15 Douglas St., Omaha, and
407 West Broadway, Council Bluffs
Orkin Bros.
Victor Department
Third Floor
Cor. 16th and Harney St,
mi
"a
$200
' oak
