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Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-07
N. Y. Plumbing Co, Tel. $40. Night L sss.



Allegation Made by Elmer Thomas
Repeated I'm Amdavit.
SIOUX CITY Ia, March 6.-(special Tele-
gram --That the Union Pacific railroad is
behind Mrs. A. T. Rifle In her suit to
secure the appointment of A. b. Beall as
receiver for the Sioux City and Rock
Springs Coal company and that the railroad
would absorb the coal company with the
aid OF the courts are the allegations Of
NJ. e. Mosier OF Remsen, Ia, secretary OF
the coal company. in an affidavit, which
was submitted at a hearing before Judge
Oliver in the district court this morning
to determine whether the officers shall be
compelled to turn over the company's books
to Mr.. Beall.
Mr.. Mosier alleges that Mrs. Rifle asked
him to start proceedings to secure the APP
Tpointment of a receiver. representing that
one of the railroad officials had said
Mosier would get a good sum of money.
The Sioux City and Rock Springs COM
pany has mines in Wyoming and 1t has
been having trouble forcing the Union
Pacific to haul it's coal.
Judge Oliver this afternoon set March 10
as the date for a hearing to determine
whether his appointment OF A. B. Beall OF
Sioux City as receiver for the Sioux city
and Rock Springs Mining company should
stand. In the meantime the company s
books will be in charge of I. struble OF
Lemars, attorney for the mining company.
E e. Thomas OF Omaha assisted Mr..
Struble in court today.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-07
WHITE PLAGUE
It's determination is
Prevention

There are a great many articles now ap-
pearing In print on the subject OF consump-
ton, whose ravages are on the increase not
only In America, but also in Europe.
That there should be a systematic and
determined warfare against this awful dis
ease Is now becoming evident to all persons
having at heart the welfare OF the human
race.
A well known physician. who has made
tuberculosis study for number Of years.
states most emphatically that the majority
of cases Of consumption originate in a ne
elected cold or cough. This causes In
hammation and weakening OF the lungs,
and renders them liable TO the attacks of
the tubercle germ, which at present IL very
prevalent He also states that the new
soluble form OF pine is probably the most
powerful. active agent ever known for the
quick relief of acute and chronic colds and
for healing and stimulating the lungs and
Inquiry at leading druggists ELECTED
the Information that the pine product
above referred 10 is known as Concentra-
ted oil of pine, and the formula for its use
Is az follows One-half ounce of Concen-
trated oil OF pine: two ounces giycerine,
half pint OF whiskey; mix and shake thor
oughly and use In tablespoon doses every
four hours
up for medical use only In half-ounce walls,
enclosed in round alright. screw-top
cases. which protect IL from atmospheric
changes and retain all the original ozone.
IL should not be confused with some patent
medicines that are put Oat under similar
names and style OF package. These, owing
70 their impurities and the fact that they
are not soluble are liable TO produce per-
naAaAat kidney disorders
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-07
DENVER WOMAN ARRESTED
SOFIA FenIOn Accused OF swindlinR
Prospective Husband Of Large
Sum of Money.

CHICAGO, March 6.-Miss Sonia Fenion
OF Denver was arrested in the marriage
license ONCE here today on the charge OF
swindllng her prospective husband, William
Wambaugh. a wealthy farmer of Iukon,
Colo. out of 5000.
The arrest took place within Ave minutes
after Wambaugh had procured a marriage
license and just as the two were about
10 search for somebody to perform the
marriage ceremony Wambaugh gave the
young woman, he said 5000, because she
represented herself to be the daughter Of a
wealthy Hungarian family In Chicago, and
had agreed to get married in accordance
with her proposal to him.
The couple were noticed at the railroad
station by police detectives who followed
them Just after Wambaugh had been
given his marriage license the officers led
him away and convinced him that he had
been defrauded. Wambaugh then declared
that he would not marry Miss Fenlon. She
was arrested. She said Wambaugh had
given her the money voluntarily and II he
did not marry her she would sue for breach
of promise. She will be detained until tho
matter is investigated
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-07
Real Estate Transfers.

These transfers were reported to The
Bee March by the Pottawattamie County
Abstract company of Council Bluffs:
Oscar Plumer and wife to William
Brandt wy swh and d w eA swh .,s ooo
Frances l.. Proctor to John Schnepel,
August Ssn aaSar and wife to Henry 'NO'O
Josephine B. Hodges ct al to David
Il. Mccartney, nwk neA H-74-3S, W d 5000
N: Becker to Edward Maurer, VIZ neh
Lauritz Christian Bondo and wife to
1Vilgggo P. / Hansen, WIZ nwA seh oon
neI 1l-74-Ss. Sims d .'.......,.,...... 1876
J. A. wasser and wife to Jacob Was
block Z Avoca, Ia, W d. a. -, 1850
Samuel Thompson and wife to William
Peterson. lots and 6. McGee's Sub
block 25 Hughes g. Doniphan's Ad.
Council Bluffs, d.................... 800
]. C. johnson and wife to John Peter
son. lot 3. block 4, Hughes & Doni-
phan's Ad, Council Bluffs, W d.. 575
w. G. Battelle and wife to Fred j.
Boie, $50 feet MA feet lots Is, 49, 20,
p and % block /, Hancock. W d.: 500
Iowa Townsite company to II. NJ.
Triplett, lots 3, 4, g. and Z, block
., McClelland, W d. .................... 800
Belle Rooms ct al. TO B; v Day. lot
). Howe & Damon's Sub, Council
C. Gerber ana wife to Anton Gun.
dram, lot 10, block 3, Van Brunt &
Rice's Add, Council BLUFFS, W d.. Is
County treasurer to Wallace Benja-
min. lot s. block 2. Snow & Green's
Sub, Council Bluffs, d............,. s
A, F.. Bailey and wife to d. ]. Foo
garty, part neA nwA SAB W d.. 1
County treasurer to Benjamin-Fehr
Real Estate company nine-tenths
int in lot 9, block ID, Potter & Cobb's
Second Add. Council Bluffs, -. 1
Josie Smith and wife to Walton L.
Smith. part of lot 9, Sub. of Original
Plat lot As, Council Bluffs W d..
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-07
AMATEUR OPERA GREAT SUCCESS
Packed House witnesses Opening Per-
fOrmance of Egypta.

Pack ed House witnesses Opening Per-
Torrance of Egypta.
The opening performance by local talent
OF the oriental opera 'Egpta,' the won
drous story of the Nile under the auspices
OF the woman's Christian association for
the benefit of the new Jennie Edmundson
Memorial hospital. at the New theater last
night, was great credit not only to those
taking part, but to those who had assisted
In its preparation. The performance,
which was far above the ordinary amateur
entertainment. was greatly enjoyed by an
audience which completely filled the house,
and showed that Council Bluffs has a num-
Der Of good singers and actors.
The oriental character of the opera pro-
vided scope for elaborate and sumptuous
effects not only In costuming but in seem
enry, and several OF the stage pictures and
groupings were beautiful In the extreme.
The performance will be repeated tonight
and Friday night and the cause for which
the opera is given certainly deserves
crowded houses both nights.
The committees to which credit should
be given for the success of the perform
ance are:
Executive-Mrs. Emma g. Lucas. chair
man; Mrs. A. J. German, Mrs c. s. Byers,
Miss Anna Sperling.
Patron-Mrs. ID. w. Bushnell chairman;
MTS. Linton AyeTSt secretary MTb. flOT-
ence Haverstock. Mrs NJ. c. Gaines. Miss
Anna Sperling
Invitation-Mrs. Victor E. Bender, chair
man; Mrs. J. F. Wilcox, Mrs. II. w. Bin
der, Mrs. Donald Macrae, jr., Mrs. w. N.
Clifford, Mrs Charles T. Stewart Mrs
w. w. Sherman Mrs. John G.. Woodward
Mrs. Charles Beno, Mrs. John Beresheim,
Mrs. A. p Hanchett, Mrs. Walter /. Smith
Adult Chorus-Mrs. George Phelps, Mrs
Adolph Beno, Mrs ]. F. Wilcox, Mrs
George Keeline, Mrs. W. s. Mayne, Mrs
w. w. Wallace.
Children's Chorus-Mrs. r. NJ. sprague
Mrs. c. f Kimball, Mrs M c. Gaines, Mrs
G. @. Saunders, Mrs NJ. F. Rohrer Mrs
@. II. Richmond, Mrs. Mary e. Thomas
Mrs. o. II. Lucas, Mrs. ]. b. Atkins, Mrs.
w. w. Wallace, Mrs. ]. H. Carse
Tickets-Mrs c. s. ByerS,
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-07

March 70 of this year and continue for
twenty years. The officers are: President,
c. Hafer; vice president, wylie Hafer; sec
Rotary. Paul Van Order; treasurer Clar-
ence II. Hafer; general manager G. Hafer.
These officers, with Ross Trotter, comprise
the board OF directors.
Mr.. Hsfer stated that the object OF in
cooperating was primarily to increase the
capital In order to develop the business
A number of additions and improvements
to the present large plant will be made.
1t is the intention OF Mr.. Hafer to allow
the employees OF the company to take stock
IN the corporation.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-07
Frank r. Campbell Dead.
Lamber Non to Meet.

SIOUX CITY. Ia. March s.-(special p
More than 200 retail lumber dealers VIII
be in Sioux City Thursday to attend the
annual convention OF the Northwestern
Iowa Lumbermen's association. ne meet
ing will be held IN the ordinary of the
Mondamin hotel and banquet will be the
concluding feature. Rates on lumber TO
northwestern Iowa points from the mills
IN the southwest viii be discussed, and IL
is more than likely that the dealers will
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-07
KRUGER Fined Five Hundred Dollars.

kruger Fined Five Hundred Dollars.
August Kruger. the wealthy and elderly
farmer OF Hancock who last September
shot and seriously wounded DR.. A. Stevens
without provocation and was only cap
tnred after a battle lasting nearly the en-
tire afternoon, during which Kruger was
almost riddled with bullets and shot, but
survived. was fined yesterday in the dis
triet court al Avoca $500 and costs by
Judge Wheeler. Kruger was found guilty
by the jury OF assault with intent to COM
init great bodily injury although indicted
on the charge OF assault with intent to
commit murder
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-07
ALL BUTTERICK PATTERNS
10 CENTS AND Is CENTS
NONE HIGHER
MRS. OSBORN
OF NEW YORK

Creator of Fashions for women of fashion COM
tributes an illustrated letter to THE DELINEAroR
every month. Mrs. Osborn is the most renowned
individual authority on matters of dress in all
America. Every woman cannot possess an
"Osborn" gown-its price is prohibitive Every
woman who reads her letters in The DELINEAroR
will receive helpful suggestions and ideas Of
originality, beauty, and character in dress. Do
not fail to secure copy of the March issue.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-07

Hafer Lumber COmpary Incorporates.
Articles Of incorporation of the c. Hafer
Lumber company were fled for record yes
,terday The incorporatoTs are C. Hafer,
Paul Van Order. Clarence II. Hafer and
Ross Trotter. The capital stock is placed
at $4,000. The purpose of the incorpora-
ton is to carry on the business OF c. Hafer,
the lumber dealer OF this city. According
TO the articles the corporate life is to begin
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-07
F INTEREST FROM IOWA

name three candidates for members Of the
Board Of Education. The republicans will
hold their meeting in the south room Of
the county courthouse as previously an
nounced. Both parties are not lacking for
candidates to serve the people on the school
board
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-07
DO Not Doubt,


But go and see for yourself The first
thing that will greet your eyes will be a
large sign, % feet long and feet wide.
which clearly indicates the growth Of this
enterprising firm. The common impression
does not exist is a mistake. The upbuild-
ing and improving Of South Main street
has clearly shown It to be one of the most
important streets in the city. Mr. Berwick.
21l South Main street. has just opened the
largest wall paper, paint and art store
In the city. There Is positively no use Of
going to Omaha for anything in this line.
His prices are equal, II not lower than any
department store In Omaha; besides, the
goods are fresh new patterns new styles
and everything Is up-to-date. Pleasant
people to wait on you who take an interest
and delight in trying TO satisfy your wants.
Besides, each customer Is treated IN such
a way that he always has a good word
for the business and is willing TO speak a
good word 10 his friends and encourage
them TO buy their goods from Berwick.
II Is well worth your time to visit this
store and see the large line Of goods
handled-wali paper in many different pat
terms. wall decoration a speciality. paints,
varnishes stains. paint brushes. pictures,
picture framing, wall and picture mould
ing. picture frames. Japanese vases. win
dow shades. Eacn department Is we'll
stocked. In fact everything In the wall
paper line IL handled. II you give an or
der for wall papering OF decorating you
viii get the best workmen to do your
work that can be found in this vicinity.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-07
GREAT HIT"-JARVIS LEMON
ROCK-RYE AND HOREHOUND. CURES
COLDS AND COUGHS.
Nebraska Rates Draw Crowd.

SIOUX CITY. Ia. March 6.-(special.l-
Beginning Thursday the Nebraska side OF
the river will be the popular side OF the
river for travel between Sioux City and
Omaha. Although the Northwestern line
is shorter by nineteen miles than the
Omaha line, It will be cheaper to go by
way of the Omaha road. This is because
Of the 2-cent fare law which Is about to
go into effect in Nebraska. To take adj
vantage of the new law the Sioux City
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-07
Brundridge,s Condition UnchanE.
ChamberIain's Cough Remedy ~
FaVorIte,

I'VE prefer Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
to any other for our children" says Mr.. L.
]. Woodbury. of Twning. Mich. 1T has al
ways done the work for us in hard colds
and Group. and we take pleasure in recon-
mending It,"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-07
HnHEE uHHHn

register a rigorous protest against the ex-
listing schedule. Lumbermen declare that
rates are on an arbitrary basis of mile
age, so that one town is often given a
greater advantage over another only few
miles distant. Arthur DEMO OF Alta is
president of the association and James F.
Weart of Cherokee is secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-07
r. A. SPENCER.

Plumbing steam and gas fitting, furnace
and sheet metal work. galvanized iron cor
nice, skyiight, tin roofing gutter, spouting
and repairing, green and Norfolk furnaces
First-class mechanics in all branches.
Council Bluffs Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-07

ROBERT BURNS 10c CIGAR, OLD
TIMES SC AND sPINA 1Oc CIGAR. MA
LoNEY CIGAR CO.. DISTRIBUTORS,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-07
MATTERS IN THE DISTRICT COURT
J. Brown Files Petitions I'm saloon
Injunction Cases.

j. Brown Files Petitions I'm saloon
Injunction Cases.
j. Brown was to the fore again yester-
day and filed in the district court for
the March term petitions in his injunc-
ton suits against twenty-seven saloonmen
The list includes several against whom he
had prepared papers recently, but which
he failed to file with the clerk and which
mysteriously disappeared from the clerk s
office. The saloonmen named In the petit
lions filed yesterday are: ]. d. Wilson &
John Under. w T. Fry, T. J. Griffin. r.
II. Ellinger. Hanson & Nelson. Hoist q
Spetman, Alexander and Paulina Dobson,
Clausen & Poore, p. e. Goodrich, A. Loft
man, s. d. May L L. Green. Martin
Jensen and others. A. Boysen. Briese &
Whitehead, Fred Boekemper. Pat Donahue,
Charles F. Davis, Gerdes & swassing o.
K. Harden, Barnhardt & Klein, NJ T.
Sullivan, shffferly & Sucker, Connors &
Foster F. J. Boyd. f. B. Hahn and H.
Brugenhemplie.
Daisy A. johnson began suit for divorce
from Charles f. Johnson. to whom she
was married in Carson, Ia, December "a,
1897. She charges him with cruel and in
human treatment, and in addition to the
decree of the divorce asks the custody Of
their two minor children.
Julia F. Steele seeks a divorce from
Henry Steele, to whom she was welded
September 26, 1901, In Nebraska City, and
from whom she separated March 1, 1905,
on account of his cruel treatment of her
As one basis for her application for d.
vorce she states that her husband on De-
cember p of last year was convicted in
Nebraska City of a felony and is now
serving term in the state penitentiary at
Lincoln.
Judge Thornell yesterday handed down
his decision in the tax ferret suit Of
County Treasurer Consigny against John
M. Campbell. finding In favor of the de-
PENDANT. Suit was originally brought for
taxes back for five years. but those for
four years were stricken out on demurrer
In finding for the defendant on the re-
naming year the court held that the notice
had been insufficient. AS the tax Is now
outlawed by the statute OF limitations, the
suit will not be reopened.
Saturday will be the last day for fling
suits for the March term, and ]. Brown
will have to get busy If he intends to file
petitions against all the saloonkeepers on
whom he served notice of injunction suits.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-07
The LIfe of the Room

Is in the decorations-the bare walls and
ceilings are like skeleton without beauty,
life and warmth. Wall paper and ceiling
decorations transform your rooms into a
thing of beauty. when you choose rich col
orings and handsome patterns from Jensen
& Nicolaisen, 23S Broadway. Phone L61s
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-07

OLD CROW. TAYLOR, ANDERSON
M'BRAYER, CEDAR RUN, QUICKEN
HE1MER AND MANY OTHER BoNr
GOODS AT JARVIS.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-07
Total, eighteen transfers. ........ :. $40 sO7

leave no stone unturned when At your
glasses. 1 see to the fitting myself-see
that you are satisfied. Come in and see
me, do not let your eyes bother you! o..
Mantle. POS Broadway
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-07
Examinations for High schools.

E. r. jackson, county superintendent Of
schools announces that the annual exami-
nation for pupils of the rural schools de-
string to enter the high schools of the
county will be held Saturday of next week
at the following buildings in the several
towns:
Avoca, high school; Carson, Methodist
Episcopal church; Council Bluffs. court
house; Hancock, high school; Macedonia,
high school; Minden, high school; Nicola.
high school, Oakland, high school; Treynor,
high school; Underwood, high school; Wal
nut, high school, Crescent, public school;
Weston, public school; Loveland, public
school.
This is the only examination for this pur-
pose which will be held this year and pu-
pills desiring to take 1t must be in attend
ance at s a. m. on the day named at one
of the buildings designated. No fee is re-
quired for the examination and those pass
ing will be presented with suitable d.
ploma.
Superintendent jackson yesterday morn
ing made public the names of the success
full teachers who underwent the recent
state examination for certificates in this
city. They are:
Second Grade-Rosa Bacon. Carson; Mat
tie Bailor, Macedonia; Eugenia Bicknell,
Council Bluffs Jennie Rowen, Nicola; Fern
PeS M cOe Carson nfS Ee esT HSnoocE
Reba Copley, Walnut; June culver, Council
Bluffs. Mary Dea. Shelby; Margaret Fisher.
Council BLUFFS; Ina Freeman. Oakland;
Nellie Gross, Nicola; Elizabeth Hamburg
Council BLUFFS; Ruth Mackln, Omaha; Nam
ME Nick, Walnut; Mary O'Connor, Council
Bluffs; Jessie Palmer, Oakland; Edith Par
sons Council Rluffs; Clyde Peck Nicola;
Florence Sheets. Carson; Edna Setz. Oak
land Raymond Smith, Council BLUFFS: Ruby
Smith. Macedonia Leila Snyder. Carson;
Margaret Spratt Oakland: Bertha Sutton
Carson Anna Vandruff. Oakland; Elsie
4 White, Carson; Madge Walker, Council
Bluffs; Carrie Wiggtnton, Macedonia;
Bertha Wimarth, Walnut; Elizabeth White,
7 Council Bluffs.
Third Grade-Nellie Buckley, Bentley;
l Myrtle Barnett, Council BUNS; Bertha
I Bacon, Hancock; Grace Brown. Hancock;
! Leonore Buckner, Macedonia; Mary Chris
Hansen, Council Bluffs; Laura Coye,
Shelby; Kate Denton. Macedonia; Irene
: Gardner Oakland: Bessie Greene Silver
/ city; Emma Civilian, Council Bluffs;
Frances Johns. Oakland: Margaret McPher-
son, Missouri Valley: Francina Ourslerp
Council BLUFFS; Virginia Patton, Council
| Bluffs; Ida Reed. Nicola; Myrtle Smith,
| Council Bluffs; Eta Sutton, Shelby; Bessie
Thomas, Quick; Siblye Turner, Quick; Pearl
Vernon, Griswold; Mary Donovan, Oakland;
Katherine Davis, Council BLUFFS.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-07
The DELINEAToR
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Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-07

Der''"er1f Convention Chued.
The democrats have decided 10 held their
convention this evening In the city hall TO
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-07

BUY PURE WINES FROM FIRST
HANDS. JARVIS WAS BORN ON A CAL
IFORNIA VINEYARD.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-07

JARVIS, 225 MAIN ST. BOTH PHONES
1856. WINE, WHISKY, CORDIALS.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-07

traveller will have to buy ticket to South
Sioux City, Neb., and there TO purchase
another ticket to his destination. Fares
between Sioux City and the Black Hills
on the Northwestern and Omaha roads will
be materially reduced The cost of a trip
from Sioux City to Omaha is reduced from
$S15 to s2.T2. The fare from Sioux City to
Lincoln is reduced from $3.50 to $3.50.
Brundridge's Condition Unchanged.
MISSOURI VALLEY, Ia, March 6-(Spe-
cial DIR. Tamisiea reports this morning
that Brundridge is no worse, but that It Is
too soon to say much as to his chances OF
recovery Mr.. Shin stayed in the Miller no.
tel from the time of the shooting until
about a. m. and was then taken to Logan,
where he gave bonds and returned TO Mis-
souri, Valley this morning on No. 7. There
is some sentiment on both Sides but no
excitement.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-07

CENTRAL FLOUR. $1.O5 PER SACK;
EVERY SACK WARRANTED. CENTRAL
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET,
PHONES a.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-07
Marrinre Licennen.

JARVIS DON'T KEEP OLD WHISTLES
HE SELLS THEM.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-07

Hambleton introduced G bill providing
that in counties where there are outstanding
warrants with no money to meet the pay
ment supervisors can levy an assessment
sufficieut to meet the warrants. Dodds OF
Des Moines, by request. introduced bill
providing for county inspection Of apairies
10 prevent disease among bees.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-07

TO MAKE MONEY AND MAKE IT
QUICK, BUY A LOT IN LAUREL
HEIGHTS TERRACE ADDITION TO
SAN ANTONIO. the largest end most
beautiful city in Texas; adlolns the most
aristocratic addition; splendid outlook,
lovely surroundings; golden opportunity for
small Investors: 100 per cent profit In enc
or two years; prices $500 to s2OOO. one-third
cash, balance in one, two and three years
at per cent interest Have recently been
over this addition. For particulars call on
or address w. L. Tulleys & Son, 1O2 Main
street, Council Bluffs, Ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-07
PRIMARY BILL PREPARED
House and Senate Committees Meet and
FavOrably Approve Measure.
FRATtRNAL INSURANCE BILL PASSED
Measure to Punish Wife DISCRETION
Also Goes to the Governor for
Observation-Disclosures of New
Bills Appear.
tFrom a STAIR correspondentl

DIES MONIES, Ia. March Especial
Telegram.)- election committees OF
both the house and senate met this after
noon, when the subcommittee reported the
draft Of the primary bill out for passa ge.
The house committee deferred action till
next Friday to give the members time to
study the bill as prepared by the subcom-
mittee. The provisions of the bill are as
indicated few days ago and call for a
pr ty declaration at the polls for the
primary to be held the Tuesday after the
first Monday in June, for all parties on
the same day and on all offices, including
presidential electors and United States SEN
ators.