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Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14
CALL ON DAHLMAN FOR HELP
Iowa Democrats Want 0mshans to ASsis
in the Bic Porter Meeting.
uTTLl TALK OF THE NOMINATIONS
Effort Being Made to Induce Hon. Lew
Genuns 10 Make the Race for
Congress Against walter
\. smith.

Local democrats in charge OF the Porter
meeting here next Tuesday hope 20 have
I Mayor Jim Dahiman OF Omaha as one of
the attractions of the gathering. An in
vitation Is TO be sent Mayor Dahlman and
other prominent democrats OF Omaha to
attend the meeting and greet their psrty's
candidate for governor of the state of
Iowa.
c. w. Miller of Des Moines. chairman of
the democratic state central committee mas
notified ]. j. Hughes. member of the COM
mittee from the Ninth district that he will
| be here the day of the meeting and assist
| in stirring up things Colonel Eiboeck.
| publisher of a German paper in Des Moines,
who is actively engaged in booming Mr.,
/ Porters candidacy. has been in Council
Bluns this week looking the ground over
and arranging some of the prelminaries for
Mr. Porter's appearance here next Tues
day. Colonel Eiboeck is suficiently opt-
! mistic to express his opinion that Mr..
Porter will be the next governor of Iowa.
The doughty colonel expects TO be present
at the rally here and assist in shouting for
the gubernatorial candidate.
The democratic conventions OF the Fit
teenth judicial and Ninth congressional dis
tricts are to be held in this city the morn
ing of the Porter meeting There Is some
talk Of naming Lew Genung the Glenwood
attorney TO enter the lists against Con-
greesman Walter l. Smith, but It is not
definitely known whether Genung Is willing
to be offered up as the lamb for sacrifice
Up to date no aspirants for the nominations
for judge of the district court have an
nounced themselves and it is no secret that
the party is at loss for candidates wiIfine
to be led to the slaughter.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14

concert will be given this evening at
the First Presbyterian church for the ben
eft of the organ fund for Bethany chapel
This is the program:
instrumental Solo-The Rustic OF Spring.
Quartet--A. Spring Song ;.;;.,,..,,. Pinsuite
Mrs. Welch, Mrs. Ward, Mr. Coker, DR..
Claude Lewis.
Solo-Doan Yo Cry. Ma Honey. ........,,,
Miss Laura Robinson
Rectation-A Raven In an Elevator.
Miss Varina Stamford.
Solo--The Red, Red Rose Hastings
Miss Ethel Kendell.
Recitation-The Transformation OF Miss
'''''''
Mrs Robert Wallace,
Duet-Oh, That We Two, Were Maying.
Misses Maud and Mabel Hoagiand.
Mr.. c. f. Laustrap.
Recitation-The Soul OF the Violin. ........
Miss Florence Denny.
Quartet-oh, Friend, 'Tis Summer
weather ................ .-ss..s.--.. brewer
Mrs. Wech, Mrs. Ward. Mr.. Coker, DIR.
Claude Lewis.
Recitation-Their Last Ride Together....
Miss Mary l.. wallace.
Instrumental Sol0'-'A Norwegian Bridal
Procession .........--t....-.-........ Grleg
Miss Katherine Warner
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14

At meeting Of the street fair and car
nival COMMITTEES yesterday reports showed
that the attendance this year was larger
than that Of any previous fair. The com
mittee Is not yet In a position to know
what the receipts and disbursements for
this year will amount 10. as there are still
some collections to make and some bills
TO pay. There is every reason TO believe,
however, that the profits viii be satisfac-
tory and compare favorably with those of
former years. This was the frst year the
fair was ever held without soliciting CON
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

FORT MEADE, &. D.. Sept. a. Isos-
Sealed proposals in triphcate for construc-
tion. plumbing. heating electric lighting
and electric lighting ixturss for one OD
comT any barraok win be received here until
p. m, October Is is06 Information fur
noations may be seen. at quartefmaster Of
nces. Onaha and Denver. -at this once.
United States reserves right 70 accept OF
thereof. Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked f-Proposais Tor harrack
tort Meade. B. D. and addressed Major
H =, Turner. copstrgetipg gsiartermaster-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14
In,xa Nam. Nnte..

DAVENPORT-Harry Pohlmann, 1s-
year-oid lad, accidentally shot himself with
a rife while in the barn shooting rats. The
bullet penetrated the aesophagus.
CEDAR RAPIDS-Joseph Pendelicek, a
young man Is years OF age, was found dead
In bed by his roommate with two bullet
holes in his right temple. No cause is
known for the act.
CLINTOE-The thirteenth annual reunion
of Iowa's brigade will be held here Septem-
Der 8 and q. Low rates have been secured
from al roads and IL Is planned to have
one OF the largest reunions OF the brigade;
history. II. II. Crockett, mayor, Is chair
man OF the arrangements.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14

tribntions from business men and others.
A detailed statement OF every itenf Of re-
ceipts and expense n being prepared by
the committee and when completed and
audited it win be published. A previously
announced the money derived from the
street fair and carnival, after certain pay
ments TO charitable and other organizations.
10 to be devoted to the use by the Com
mercial club in. furthering It's work OF Sc
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14
Attending Church Expensive.

SIOUX FALLS, s. D.. Sept. is.--tspeeial
Telegram.0-It cost Mrs. J. A. chotwood
wife of we'll known local travelling, man,
the sum Of $500 to attend 4 revival meeting
for only an hour or two. During her
temporary absence from home. - thief
entered the house and ransaeked IL carrying
away jewelry and other vaiuablss 20 the
amount of $500 Among the vaiuAblss
taken was ruby which was q family
heirloom. The police, as yet have bssa
unable TO find a single clew. 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14
Ennis, reduced from SIS to S12.so
Sousa, reduced from $40 10 $40
No. 2. reduced n

We have also a number of second hand
machines of nearly all makes which we
have taken In trade varying In price from
H5o up. These are all in good working
order.
There is included in this half price sale
an immense stock OF 10 and 7-inch Records.
Records, only 1Sc.
We realize that It will be impossible, on
account of the rush, to play these
Records for customers. so IL customers are
willing to select by name or number With
out playing we will make the price Dc
and 1bc
During this sale we will sell the best
Agate Needles at. soc thousand; 800 for
1bc
OF senu iSI @ IT, sarPie ui l VIZ srea' s
sesees the Beautiful quality which its name
implies. t.00 per leo.
We take this opportunity to announce
that we have Just finished the most com
plete and most comfortable Talking Ma.
chine DEPARTMENT in the entire west.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14
Retailers Elect Onicers.

The Council Bluffs Retail Grocers' and
Butchers association elected these officers
for the ensuing year. last night:
President. John r. Toller; vice president.
Gus Hinrichs; treasurer. Julius Heppner;
secretary, Robert Huntington; directors,
Jacob Zoller E. A. Countrymsn, Charles
Kringle, John Beck. J. A. Kirk and John
Olson.
Besides those elected the nominations for
the various ofices made AT the previous
meeting were as follows;
queen. j. c. Jensen, II. y. Knudsen; Vice
president, c. III. Huber, l.. Green, j. Beck,
J. Keppner, w, Williamson, e. A. Country
man; treasurer, II. r. Daniels. George
Miller, ]. A. Kirk. Huntington had no op-
position for reelection as secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

Proposals. EoR FLOUR. OATS.
Dried Fruit. Etc;-Department ef the.
iRsson, st D. e, August. !, 1903 sealed
q the envelope. Proppssi. for nsus. ssis.
addressed sSS @ 70 the !'coHaTpissispsr sf sindisa
ssiy:d .s !Ss IssisI s;. enc: sp.ii ss,sss
and then opened. for furnishing hs
Indian service with canned tomatoes.
sSTn;s S5sOLsS ss,. iIsa S5:s Gee ss
Ing the fiscal year ending June %. 1907.
Bids must be made out on goveFpmsnt
bisHks schsSulss s,sIssr. giving .;, the ssesissry
on application to the Indian ofics Wash.
ington. d. c.: the u. o. Indian warehouses
N Mo- NeT Omaha aH Neb and san Flanoisec ram G esis Gs
the commissary OF subsistence. u. q A.
81 Cheyenne, Wye, the qneFtsrmastss.
ters at Tucson, Portland, spokane ana
Tacoma The department Tsssrvss the
right 70 reject any and ali bids, or any
{. +. LARRABEE.' Acting cOmn,ssiensf.
AT Ulst
PROPOSALS Fon HORSES AND MIJIIFs
Chief ouartermssstsr,s Once Omaha.
ss!s, in tTiPiicsts. WIN Ss received x iSI itSI.
standard time, October "a, 1906. and thshi
opened. II the prssenes Of extending
1d STsft borsss; % also dsaft and pseE Hlp mS.s se
prominentt railroad points. The animals 70
conform 20 specincatiOns for cavalry and
artillery horses and mules. United States
all proposals or any part thereof. Par
| ticulars and blanks for proposals will Be
furnished on application Envelopes eoR,
taining proposals 20 be ipdorssd ''FTSpcgsis
/ for Horses or Mules" and ADDRESSED Il
Chief QuaIterpastsr., pspsTtmsnt 81 tAs
| siau-ltA sss-lla.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14
NO HORSE RACING GOES ON SUNDAY
Mayor and Chief RiehmOnd serv,


Mayor and Chief Riehmond serve
Notice ON Promoters,
F. Members of local gun club had planned
what was advertised as a grand tourna-
ment Of sporting events TO be held Sun.
day at the Union Driving park. According
10 the big posters placed about town there
was to be a shoot in the morning, horse
races, automobile races and a base ball In
the afternoon. There WILL however be nc
horse races as Mayor Macrae and Chief
Of Police Richmond notified the promoters
OF the grand tournament that this feature
OF the program would have to be elm
mated. They were told In plain Language
that the city administration would not
stand for horse racing for purses on the
Sabbath.
When the affair was FIRST planned, II
was the understanding OF Mayor Macrae
and Chief Richmond that It merely In.
tended to have few roadster matches
between horses belonging to the member,
OF the club. but when the big posters an.
nounced that running races with '1lbera.
purses" were to be features OF the days
sports they began to sit up and take
notice. A conference between the CHIEF
executive and the chief of police resulted
in the mandate being issued that no hors<
races for purses went in Council Bluffs or
the Sabbath. While the promoters of the
grand tournament Of sporting events
were deeply chagrined they announced that
all the other features would be pulled of
as advertised.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14

These transfers were reported to The Bee
September 13 by the Pottawattamie County
Abstract company of Council Bluffs:
Peter Ref and wife TO D. Tieshafer,
George W: Spencer and wife to Eva j.
Gibson lot Z, in block 10, In Hyatts
subdivision. in Council Bluffs, Ia,
George II. Mayne, administrator, to
Hyatt's subdivision, in Council m :.
D.. H. Pieper and wife TO Samuel
SiayR Giaymsa' !, q paTt NsoSs Of lots and in o
olGe1 M Esstm a. M to' to john Hntehinss lot %
r and n. 8 #. Of lot 2, in block s.
,-si9 Glendale addition u,t9 Council uo
J. {. Barhyte,, to Mrs b.. r. Stone
to coqnSi estI Blu SISfts ls q f,r., $50
Gsiesb1rg addition to Council 49,
slIfS' KiGbsil ia vi d;t and wife to Thomas :"
G. Green and Frank c. Riker, lots
3 3, and .,i',. 81; n block In Hifhland fiT.
trustees rus Of W. W. Marsh Estate to
George P, sheldon; lot q, in block
Mary slSHi b. iN Gap.tcE @ o;i; and husband to
Th'SsSS SssrsOn. eqtts5 addfon lit @ to oSSa eSand
Jamea sss' p iA chsistenseS s {; and wife to "a
Benjamin-Fehr Real Estate COM
pany. lot 20. in block z, I'm Ferry
addition. and lot 8, In block 80, In
Central subdivision, In Council
I Bluffs, Ia, W. d.. s....s.s.,;.."...-.
Elmer L. Fehr to George p, sheldon,
lot 10. in block g. In Ferry addition
to Council BLUFFS, Ia, a. c. d.:
A. c. Rief to Peter Rief- part sen seh
19-74-H and lot Is, in block 5, IN
Willisms' First addition to Council
Bluffs. Ia, W. d.....:...t...,........
...,- ,-.----- ..--.--.--- ...A1 S1n AZ
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14
Loco Weed In Fremont County.

SIDNEY Ia. Sept. lS.-(special) )-several
specimens Of oxipropis. or loco weed. have
been found In this county the last week. II
is a shrubby plant belonging to the bean
family having odd pinnate leaves and a
spike Of narrow flower cluster of violet or
purple flowers. When stock. and especially
horses. eat the weed II sets them crazy.
The plant is not often found here but Is
we'll known in the west
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14
Mayor Di.resards Law.

Mayor A. l.. Ingledue of Marshalltown
today told the League of Iowa Municipali'
ties that he paid no attention to the state
law in the handling of tramps. The hand
ling of vagrants was under discussion
Mayor Ingledue has gained some notoriety
In his methods in that regard. He sets
them to work, though the law does not
provide for such a course. Mayor Ingledue
told the league that II the tramp refused
to work he put him on bread and water
diet in solitary confinement, and otherwise
made it so miserable for him that when
once released he would never set foot In
the city again.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14

Pherson. wsiworth and Campbell counties.
The minimum price set by the government
was N.25 an acre, but some Of the land
was sold for IS and - an acre. The highest
price was for a tract OF I'D acres In wal
worth county, which brought % an acre.
The total number Of acres sold was i,5s7
and the amount realized was s7.ees. =.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14
sunanr schnoI cnnxenttnn.


The Sunday schools Of the three churches
In Dumfries will hold a convention Sunday,
September q Those on the program are
mostly from this city and A. M. Hutchin-
son. Rev. Henry DeIong and Alexander
Upton. all OF this city, are In charge Of the
meeting, The program issued yesterday is
as follows:
MORNING. ~
1000 a. ma union service of all the
schools
lo;Oa. m.-Payer service, Rev, Henry
DeLong.
100 a. m.-Address. H. W. EIazelton.
II 15 a. m.1Addfess. Rev. Joseph stilie.
II 55 a m.-Address. Rev. Martin.
1900 m.-Short talks.
1870 D. m.-Basket dinner.
AFTERNOON. -
400 D. m.-Prayer service
f:10 p. ms-Address. Rev. q. y. Cawelti.
2;n D. m.-Short talks by DR.. Montgom-
cry. Glenn r. Kimball and others. ss
500 p. m.--Address, Colonel c. q. saund-
$50 D. m.-voIuntesr remarks
900 p m.-Mstters OF business and collec-
s:p D. m.-consserAtioa services. Rsv. N.
Mcclure.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14
Probatins of old Will.

Twenty years ago the will OF William
Bauerkemper was fled for probate in the
district court. but it was not until yester-
day that It was admitted to probate on
application Of the widow, to whom the
entire estate had been left and who had
been named as executrix under the instru-
ment
The will, dated December 6. 1886 bore the
signature OF william Siedentopf, Frederick
sperling and Hermann Kracht. as witnesses.
All three have since died and II was neces-
sary before the will could be admitted to
probate yesterday that the signatures OF
the three witnesses be Identified. Peter
Tholl testified to the signatures OF Slender
topf and Kracht, while Henry Sperling
testified to that OF his father, Frederick
Sperling.
At the time the will was filed j. ]. Shea
was clerk OF the district court The
records show that notice OF publication
was made in regular form In the since
defunct Council Bluffs Globe, but for some
reason the proceedings stopped there and
no effort was made to have the will ad-
mitted to probate until a few days ago
when the widow filed her application.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14
MAIN nehber senteneea.

ABERDEEN, s. D., Sept. 1s.-(specIal.)-
Charles Tobias. the man who robbed and
burned a mail pouch at Bradley, g.. D.,
nearly two years ago. pleaded guilty at his
trial held at Deadwood and was sentenced
TO one years Imprisonment The sentence
viii be served in the county jail In this
city. Tobias escaped from here while
awaiting his trial. but was captured three
days later. while visating his wife and child
at bradley
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14

SIDNEY. Ia, Sept. ia-tspeeial. THE
drouth which has prevailed over this sec
tion for several weeks was broken yester-
day by eopious downpour The rain was
much needed. Il will help the pastures.
put the ground in shape for fail blowing
and keep the corn from ripening TOO fast.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14
. Dye Trial Now On.

SIDNEY. Ia, Sept. 1S.-(special. 1.-THE
trial of II. c. Dye for utterIng forged
instrument was begun yesterday in the dis
trict court and most OF the day was con-
sumed In the selection of a jury. Dye
was formerly vice president of the Tabor
State bank, and about a year ago was
found short in his accounts. The shortage
was made up by his father and other
wealthy relatives, but six indictments were
returned against him by the grand jury
and he now must face the music. The case
will be stubbornly fought. T. s. Stevens
OF Hamburg is assisting County Attorney
Chantry, ana Dyes attorneys are W. f.
Mitchell OF Sidney Lew Carving OF Glen
wood and Harl & Tinley Of Council Bluffs
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14
Tribe of Bsn HaT Entsrtains

iaL(-The local lodge OF the Tribe Of Ben
Hut held an entertainment here last night
at It's headquarters. with about $50 guests
In attendance A musical and literary pro-
gram was rendered. after which refresh
ments and dancing were INDUCED in
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14

The weather has been fine for putting up
hay and all crops. especially fruit, are
bountifui; Peaches and pears are so
abundant as to break down the trees and
many enormous specimens have been placed
on exhibition.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14
Fined FOR Reating BOZ.

John Halle, republican candidate for con-
stable. was hned $50 and costs In police
court yesterday morning for beating a
1s-year-old boy named Edward Jensen.
Halle made no denial Of beating the boy,
but contended that he was Justified In
doing so because. as he alleged, the youth
had acted improperly In the prosence Of
some small girls, with whom he was play
ing. This was vigorously denied by the
boy and the evidence went to show that
Jensen and the other children were pick
ing grapes on a piece Of disputed property,
when Halle Is said to have thrown young
Jensen down and beat and choked hin,
until he was black in the face. Halle APP
pealed from the courts finding to the
district court after fling bond In the
sum of 800
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14

GOOD QUALITY ARE MATTERS OF
VITAL IMPORTANCE TO THE GROCERY
BUYER; they are Of much importance TO
Us; by having all three Of the right stand
ard we have gained and continued to hold
the trade OF large and discriminating
class Of customers Can't we have yourag
orders are filled promptly. and carefully
and prices are as low as the prevailing
market rates viii permit. John Olson. 1914
West Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14

GOOD PAYING SHOE STORE. DOING
,i.bOc A MONTH. WILL INVOICE 5000.
SPLENDID OPENING. DUNCAN a
DEANE. q MAIN ST. COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14

We sell the Royal Red Cross base burner
Come in and see that Eclipse crate. Al
ways pleased to show you. swsine q
Mauer. sss-ss Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14
sale of IsoIated Trac,..

ABERDEEN. 8. D.: Sept IA Especial y
An auction sale was held yesterday at the
local United States land once Of certain
isolated tracts OF government land In Ne
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14

All persons knowing themselves to be
indebted to Duncan & Dean or the Duncan
Shoe company are requested to call and
settle at once.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14

1t is such a satisfaction in house clean
ing time to have your carpets ana rugs
taken away from the house cleaned thor
oughly and brought back just the day you
want them. Satisfaction guaranteed. The
Council Bluffs Carpet Cleaning and Rug
Manufacturing company, 81 North Main
street Telephone 5l6.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14
Droath BROKEN.

It's Hunters for mems and boys shirts
underwear, hosiery and neck ties
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14

$500 acres good farm land In eastern Colo
rado. IS per acre and up; no irrigation re-
CURED. Can raise all kinds OF small grain
and corn. few good homesteads join
our lands. Send for printed matter. +. C.
Lougee. LA Main street. Council BLUFFS, Ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14

Must sell b-rooEn dwelling; rents for Ss per
month Tel sl chas. T. ohieer. as Broad,
way.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14
Marsh for lows Committeeman.

Statements OF C. w. Miller chairman Of
the democratic state central committee,
that the national committee will I'LL the va
cancy caused by the resignation OF Charles
Walsh of this city and that the committee
would consult the Iowa state committee and
take its advice in the appointment, is be-
ing construed by politicians as meaning
that w. w. Marsh OF Waterloo win be the
appointee. 1t is understood we'll that the
conservative democrats generally are ia
vorable to Marsh and. in fact. he is the only
person thought of as conservative for the
place. He is a millionaire manufacturer
OF Waterloo. He IL the choice OF conserv-
atIves and the state central committee has
n majority of conservatives
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14

CENTRAL FLoUR-N.15. Every sack
warranted Central Grocery and Meat Mar
ket. Both phones n
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14

II yoy think Of painting your house let
us give you an estimate now. We guar
antee the paint to be made of pure ma
terials, mixed and put up by skilled me-
chanics. so when We paint It stays painted.
We also have some odd lots of artistic wall
paper that we are closing out at low prices
TO make way for new stock. IL you want
good paper at little cost come see US now.
Jensen & Hicolaesen, 23s Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14

II you need a sewing machine or want
to rent machine or want your Machine
repaired, call on Williamson. at II South
Main street, he has machines to rent from
&c up
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14
Clarke, reduced from $50 10 SIS
No. 4, reduced from $2s TO $i2.so
ON S35 10 Sf7.50 @.sN

II occupies the rear end OF our new
Piano Floor, Is entirely enclosed by beauti-
fully finished dark oak sash and gtass,
shutting out all noises without interfering
with the view.
We have also Installed q eompiete line
OF Victor Machines and Records fresh from
the factory, including the celebrated Hed
Seal and Melba- Recordsst The Victor pro-
duct, as all know, cannot be cut In price
but we will be glad to sell on easy pay
ments, thus placing them within the I'M
mediate reach of the most modest pocket
book E 1> RI w
We cordially invite all who appreciate
well rendered musical entertainment 70
to visit ouf Talking Machine Department.
whether intending 80 buy or not. end We
will gladly entertain as opportunity at
fords. -. =, L
Mail orders will receive prompt attentieh.
Select your machine, send ssVg enu Ne
will send IL by express c.. o.. D., subject
to examination. IL not satisfactory. return
and we will return all you paid. Mn
Send for catalogues and fun tnformaVoh'
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14

licenses to wed were Issued yesterday TO
the following:
Name and residence. Age.
Leonard Jackson Council Bluffs ... Is
Grace A. conlee. Beatrice. Neb. .......... n
Mearle H. Whitmore, Adair. Ia........... 10
Eta Rusch, Adair. Ia...................... rs
Jacob j. Lppold. Falls City. Neb. - q
Bertha r. Cole, Omaha. :. .................. 15
J. A Allen, Omaha. 81
Mary Brown. Omaha. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
MALoNEY's NEW LOCATION. /"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-14

Swanson Music company. 40T we8
Broadway-the place where you will nnd
a splendid assortment OF pianos TO select
from. Conovers, Cables, Schubert and
Kingsburys. All clean. new goods. Prices
and terms to suit every person. We think
IL q good house to deal with.