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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-26
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Colby, Kansas. 20 W yes. 1907

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Colby, Kansas. 20 w yes. 1907
Nasza polska .kolouia ,ozwlja
sic coraz to lepiej, j kosci6f nasz
W Colby, okaza} sig "a ma}y.
Kontrakt wiec zosta} juz wyd.ny,
ma nowy kosci6f. Bedzie SO stop
szeroki a 70 stop d}ugi. Pobudo=
wany zostanie z ceg}y, "a 5 tysie-
cy dol.
Wynn tygod przyjecha} do a
Oh. Stanis}aw Augustyn, z Bur"
well Nebraska, kt6ry kupi} o
bic tel wiosny tutaj $50 ARROW,
oraz parowa maszyne \steam plow)
do ktorej za}ozy} 2l p}ugi, Gala
farme wkr6tce zora{. Tak.emi
maszynam, MONA zorac pc 80 DO
IS ARROW dziennle. Teraz za}ozy}
8 dyski 5 siewniki (dryle) i cd a
zu dyskuje i sieje, pc 50 ARROW
ma dzieh. Jest czemu sig przypa
trzyc ma take farmowanie. w tu-
tejszym powiecic jest Is czy 10
takich parowy6h maszyn, a z Pc"
lak6w Pan Augustyn jest pier
wszym, kt6ry taxa maszvne pc.
siada. Kcsztuje 4 tysiace dol. Po-
kazuje to, re Kansascy farmerzy
maj2 pieni2dze. Pan Augustyn, jest
pewnie pierwszym polakiem W ca
lei Ameryce, CO parowy plug POI
siada' Najwiecej przybywa do mas
Polakow, Nebraska. Tam
sprzedawaja grunta pc so. do
100. dolar6w "a akier, a tutaj ku-
puja, po IL do 20 dol. "a akieE.
Niejedni zakupuja pc ca}ych SEX
cyach.
lego roku zniwa nam ME dopi~
sally. Jednakow6z Piotr Szwoda
wym}oci4 $50. buszli przenicy, Mi
cka{ Barczak $50 buszli, Lewan..
dowski przesz}o 700 buszli, Jur~
czyk tel blisko 700 buszli, a Ry~
szard Wene., sasiad Kosakowskie'
go dosta} 2 tysiace i 700 buszli, re
$50 ARROW, czyli pc % buszle z a.
kra, a jego sasiad Emil Henryk 2
tysiace i 400 buszli przenicy re
100 ARROW, czyli niemal 25 busz.
Ii z akra. Jak "a Itchy rok, to ME
lie.
Pred znlwa mieli6my tutaj pier"
wsze polskie wesele. Autcni Bar
czak, syn Michafa, dawniej 2 Pu~
cxa Dakotyjskiego, ozeni} sig
Marysia szweds, cdrka Piotra,
dawniej z Browervi]le MINI By{o
gosci DUO, i prawie Gala ~tutejsza
polonia. TAX Szweda jak i Bar.
czak So najpierwszymi polskiemi
osadnik ami. Pomimo, re tn przy~
byli zaledwo 8 lata temu, i ME
przywiezli wlele grosza, to jednak.
uczciwa praca doroblli sig lad
nych maiateczkdw, DO tax jeden
jak i drug, 50 warci naimniej pc
10 tysiecy dol.
Obecnie w~ykoiczaja Courthouse
"a 50 tys,ecy dol. oraz nova szko~
}e wyzsza "a 90 tyslecy, i nowy
gmach teatralny "a Is tysiecy do:u
Take kilka kam1enic murowanvch.
a miedzy niemi budynek Bank
Farmers and Merchants Bank, Il
Is tysiecy DOL Bedzle :ogr:ewany
para, .oraz wszelkie nowomodne
urzedzenia bede zaprowadzone W
tym budyynku, bedzie sic tel mie~
Scie Kancelarya, POLONIA CO.
LoN1ZATIoN co. cd Is 60
Pazdz. l, ofik nizej podpisanego.
Nasi farmer1y sieja al kurzy.
Niejedni juz SO pc zasiewach, a
trzeba VAN wiedz1eG, lie wielu z
naszych polak6w ma pc 800 ARROW
zasiane pszenica. lyle ma dis.
Z szacunkiem
q Hzl0rek
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-26

grzymce, ME cbcia}, ably inni
bez niego ia urzadzali; inny
jeszcze niechetny zacza} sic
z~astanawiac mad skutkami !
takiej pielgrzymki j przyszed}
do wniosku: biskupom anne
ME bedzie sic
TAXA pielgrzymka podoba}a,
DO to zakrawa ma zbytnie
wyr6znianie narodowo6ci pol
skiej,- co zreszta Rzym ma
to powie? - it'd. itp. Dosyc
ma tenn, ze wkr6tce ami mowy
juz ME by}o o pielgrzymce.
Inaczej zupe}nie postepuja
sobie Niemcy. Ks. arcYb.
Messmer naprzyk}ad wsze-
die wystepuie jake amery-
ka6ski patryota; W swych
rozporzadzeniach dyecezal-
nych p%rzemawia do swych
poddanych tax pc amery-
ka6sku, re mu ME dor6wna
w tenn nawet laden irlandzki
arcybiskup, lecz to mu ME
przeszkadza stana6 ma czele
pielgrzymki czysto narodo-
wei swego %plemienia. W tel
,pielgrzymce bierze udzia} ME
ameryka1ski patryota ks.
arcyb. Messmer, lecz g}owa
niemieckich katolik6w W
Ameryce. W SVEN ostat-
MEM oredziu do dyecezan
Jego Excellencya ME mniej
obrazi{ (je6li obrazi} wog6le
kogo) Niemc6w jak Pola-
k6w, ale Niemcy go zrozu-
mieli, q Polacy ME. Niemcy
go ME posadzaia O zamach
ma jezyk %niemiecki, wiedza
BOWEN, re tn W AmerYce
biskup jakiejbadz narodowo-
Sci inaczej p~rzemawiac ME
moe, cato z drugiej strony
So pewni, re ich arcybiskup
jak Niemcem by}, tax MIN
nazawsze pozostanie. Gdy-
by6my my, Polacy, mieli W
Milwaukee arcybiskupa, kt6~
ryby W ten sam spos6b do
wiernych swych sic odezwa},
to jak diva razy.dwa cztery,
spad}yby ma niego pioruny
potepienia; jak grad sypa}y-
by sic ~wyzwiska: zdrajca,
zaprzaniec, lizu6 it'd. it'd. -
Uczmyz sic vice z tel soil
darnosci niemieckiej rozsad-
ku, zgody i jednosci, to nam
wiecej przyniesie korzysci,
niz nasz krzykliwy a czczy
patryotyzm.
O o o D
Jesie6 nadobre rozg0sci}a
slew naszych stronach; ch}6d,
deszcz juz ma porzadku dzien-
nym; ko6czy sic praca pol
IA; zawrza}y cato nowem
zyciem szko}y. W kraju VOL
nym, jak Ameryka, m}odziez
chcac niechcac uczy6 sic
mu 81, starsi zas, co dziecinne
lata zmarnowali ma PROF.
niactwie, teraz, nabraw-
sly rozumu, tIocza sic do
szk61, ably sic choc p6zno
czego n~auczyc. Me wstydza
sic chodzi6 wraz z malcami
do szkO{V. DO luz z dOSWlad-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-26

liza mas.
Niemcy katolicy upocmrina- a.,
i sic kiedy6 o r6wnoupraw'
1ienie swego kleru W Ame-
ryce zupe}nie tax, jak my
lzi6 o to sic staramy. Ich
W Rzymie TEN ic ME
wyko}atac, W dodatku
pono mu powiedziano, 10
sam biskupem nigdy ME
bedzie, nadziei mu tez ME
nawet takiej, jak
naszemu d6legatowi, co do
zajecia sic ich sprawl, pomi-
mo to dis Niemcy maja W
hierarchii ko9cielnej W Ame-
ryce dw6ch arcybiskup6w i
kilku biskup6w. Pamietajmy
atoli, re oni pc p~ierwszych
niepowodzeniach ME wyste-
powali przeciw 6wczesnym
biskupom irlandzkim, ME
odgrazali sic nieuznaniem
prawowitych dostojnik6w ko-
Scio}a, ME burzyli ludu pre-
civ wfadzy duchownej, ME
pisali o ,,secesyi'in montem
sacrum", owszem W cicho6ci
pracowali ksieza i swieccy,
ably ~duchowie6stwo 'ch pod
kazdym wzgledem ME tylko
ma r6wni z irlandzkiem by}o
powazane, lecz ably pod VIE
lu wzgledami je pre- wy&sza-
10. Kap}ani zyli W zgodzie;
|jezeli EASILY jake nieporo-
zumienia, to ich pred pu-
blicznosc ME wyw}oczono;
Mkt ME mysla} nawet o
tenn, by zanosi6 skargi pred
biskup6w i'm nieprzychyl-
nych; naduzycia wszelkie
t1umlono, swiat}e zaS czyny
badz pojedy6czych ksiezy,
badz duchowie1stwa wog6le
do potegi wynoszono, o mich
sic rozpisywano W prasie
~niemieckiej / angielskiej l W
ten spos6b dopieto celu. Je.
zeli Niemcy dis maja shiny
CLOS W sprawach koscio}a W
Ameryce, to ME jest to "a
s}uga jakiegoS przypadku,
albo jak;ejS jednostki mad
zwyczajnej, lecz jest to skut-
klein zgodnej piracy og6}u.
Czyz to ME przyk'ad ola
mas?
Pred paru laty ~stowarzy-
szenie ksiezy 6wieckich taxi
ze rzuci}o my6I urzadzenia
pielgrzymki polskiej do Rzy-
mu. Mkt ME zaprzeczy, ze
czas by} bardzo dogodny,
ochoty W poczatku tel ME
brak}o; zdawa}o sic, re pre-
ciez raz potrafimy sic ma cos
wiekszego zdobyc, ale.... czy
przysz1a do skutku piel-
Gdzie tam! VIE
lu ma seryo z przejeciem sic
%pracowa}o mad zamienieniem
W czyn tel szczesliwej my6li;
gdziekolwiek zas o1ezwa}o
sic ~duchowiehstwo do wier-
nych, wszedzie spotyka}o sic
z szczeremi checiami, cze-
muz vice zaniedbano wyzy-
ska6 tel sposobno6ci? A, do
Stowarzyszenia Ksiezy ME
wszyscy ksieza naleza, ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-26

inne ideally narodowe. Mniej"
by tel miaFa %powod6w i ra-
cyl do wynaradawiania sic.
Wszystko to by}oby ola osad
polskich korzy6cia nader po-
wazna. Poniewaz zas Fedora
eva w}asnie stara sic o ia
kie korzy6ci przez zespole'
ME Polak6w W poszczeg6l-
nych osadach, przeto nalezy
ia uwazac jake instytucye ola
osad nader korzystna i pozy-.
teczna.
|Teraz zobaczmy, jake korzy-
Sci mog1yby mice z Federal
cyl organizacye nasze. Kaz'
del z mich sill zywotnych W
sk}adzie cz}onk6w dostarcza-
ia jedynie osady polskie. IT.
landczycy i Niemcy do or
ganizacyi polskich ME wste-
puja. W interesie vice orga-
|nizacyi naszych ley staranie
sic, zeby tych sill zywotnych
osadom naszym ME zabrak}o
|tudziez zeby ME poch}one}y
Itch oganizecye innonarodo-
we. Korzystnem bez watpie-
mia ola organizacyi naszych
by}oby umiejetne a zgodne W
!tym celu oddzia}ywanie ma
osady; przeto korzystna by
by1a i Fedaracya, kt6ra VIA
Snie wzie}a sobie "a zadanie
nak}anianie organizacyi do u
miejetnego a zgodnego 3D.
dzia}ywania ma osady polskie
a przez ME i ma caly nasz
og6l poIski W Ameryce.
Federacya ola organizacyi
polskich jest ME tylko poly.
teczna. ale, ~pOwiemy wiecej,
niezbedna, jezeli i'm Idle o
d}ugi j %pomyslny zywot.
Wiemy wszyscy, re organi-
zacye ameryka6skie coraz
to szersze wsr6d m}odzie5y
naszej z~ataczaja kofa. Mo-
dzi Polacy urodzeni W tym
kraju zdaja sic bardziej sprzy
JAG organizacyom miedzyna~
rodowym niz czysto polskim.
Jezeli vice organizacye ma"
SEE sfederuja sic rych}o i ME
rozpoczna dzia}ac W obronie
interes6w w}asnych, to W
kr6tkim czasie teda musia}y
albo sw6j charakter polski
zmieniG ma amerykahski,
miedzynarodowy, albo dzia-
1alnoSc swoja zwinac.
| CoSmy powiedzili O korzy-
sciach z nalezenia do Fedora
cyl p}ynacych ola organizacvi
1wszystko to jak najzupe}niej
da sic powiedziec i odnoSnie,
do poszczeg6lnvch towarzystw
polskich.
Powyzsze wywody nasze MECH
pod rozwage VIENNA spo}e-
czni dzia}acze nasi. Mech
dzia}aja p6ki jeszcze czas pc
temu - MECH buduja Fede-
racye Polska bezzw}ocznie. Ia
lat kilkanascie, kiedy nasz
og61 polski wiecej zacznie
hoIdowac amerykanizmowi,
pa dzielo take bedzie juz "a
|p6zno.
X. K. Sztuczko G. s. @
I. Sekretarz w. w.
Chicago, ILL.,, dnia 20 wrze5nia
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-18
Locomotive Fireman Insane.

William Harrison, an elderly man en-
ployed as locomotive fireman by the Mil
waukee railroad, will have a hearing today
before the commissioners on insanity, an
information charging him with being mem
tally unsound having been filed yesterday
by Police Ohicer Thomas Gallagher, at
whose home he roomed and boarded.
Harrison, who has been about thirty
years in the service OF the Milwaukee road
as fireman, has been a resident OF Council
Bluffs three years. His home is in sa-
vannah, ILL., Besides being advanced in
years, he is slightly crippled Recently he
was given a pass to visit his home in savan-
nah, but instead of boarding a Milwaukee
train went west on a Rock Island train and
did not discover his mistake until he had
gone about 100 miles. Tuesday night he in
sisted on gathering up the clothing Of other
boarders in the Gallagher house and hiding
them I'm his room. while he brought his
own wearing apparel down 70 the ofice
with a request that Mrs. Gallagher take
charge OF them as some OF the roomers
wanted to steal them.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-18
matters An district Court.

There was nothing doing in district
court Wednesday and Judge Wheeler ex-
cused the petit jury until this morning,
when the trial of the personal injury dam
age suit Of Esther Hardy, a 6-year-old
child, against the City of Council Bluffs
will be begun The girl is suing through
her mother, Mrs Mary Hardy, as her next
friend. The sum Of 5000 is asked from the
city for injuries received by the little girl
by falling into a deep excavation on Gar
den street, which it is alleged, had been
left unprotected. The accident occurred
August q of last year.
Mrs. William Rolph has served notice of
suit against the New Nonpariel company
for $4,000, and her husband has brought
suit for $1,000 Mrs. Rolph was returning
from the county jail where she had been
to visit her son, sentenced to three years
in the Fort Madison penitenuary. when she
was struck and knocked down at the cor
ner Of Broadway and Pearl street by a
hand cart containing mail for the Non
pariel Office. The boy pushing the cart
failed to see Mrs. Rolph ahead of him.
Following the Esther Hardy damage
suit, Arthur Southwell, Indicted on the
charge of attempting to shoot Charles
Hanl1ins, will be placed on trial.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-18
Bottled in bond whisky at Jarvis.
Iowa News Notes.

RED OAK'-A light snow fell this after
noon, but the temperature is rising tonight
CRESTON-George Frazier and wife Of
this city have recently returned home from
the Isthmus Of Panama, where Mr.. Frazier
held position connected with the Postof-
flee department. This is the third person
from here who has been forced to return
on account Of the climate.
CRESTON-A number of true bills were
returned by the grand Jury in the district
court. The most important ones are as
follows: william Henry Harrison, colored
indicted on the charge of assault with in
tent to commit murder, 5000 bond Harry
Keck, indicted for assault with intent to
commit murder, 5000 bonds Walter
Towne indicted for grand larceny. Harri-
son is the coloTed man who attempted to
cut a companions throat in a drunken
brawl several weeks ago. Harry Keck is
charged with the assault on the two rail-
road men who were so badly beaten up
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-18
FIRE CHIEF JONES To FIGHT
Will Not Give Up Voluntarily to Appsintes
Of Fire and Police Commission,
LIKELY TO SECURE An INJUNCTION
Some Talk that the Council VIII
Refuse to Act on Bond Of NichOI-
son, who was Appointed by
the New Commission.

Chief Jones is not going to stand quietly
by and allow the newly created Fire and
Police commission TO unceremoniously
GUST him out Of the position as head of
the FIRE department. He has announced
IN no uncertain tones his intention to fight
to the last ditch the appointment of
Former Chief Charles NJ. Nicholson. That
the new Fire and Police commission has
started an interesting scrap is the general
opinion and It seems inevitable that the
courts will be appealed to before the mat
ter IL settled.
II Intend to fight the appointment Of
Nicholson to the last ditch. The commits
sion has no authority to elect a man to the
position / am holding without preferring
and proving charges against me. I hold
that the action OF the city council In
passing the resolution a week ago con-
tiuuing me in Office is valid and regular
I'll not give up the position until l have
to do 80, and the commission and Nichol-
son can rest assured OF that fact" said
chief Jones yesterday
Chief Jones stated further that Il was
his opinion and that OF others that the
Fire and Police commission is not a
legally appointed body, and has no author
lty as such, and that any action It may
have taken and may take in the future is
not binding or of effect.
The Fire and Police commission before
taking the action It did secured from At
torney General Byers an opinion to the
effect that the position or fire chief In this
city was vacant. This opinion, It was ad-
mitted by a member OF the commission
last night, was unofficial"
The six republican members of the city
council who elected Robert w. Jones chief
OF the fire department naturally take ex-
ception to the action of the Fire and Police
commission in attempting to peremptorlly
depose him without a hearing They ques-
ton the right of the commission to do So
II now begins to dawn upon the friends
and supporters OF Chief Jones that the
appointment by Mayor Macrae of a Fire
and Police commission at the first meeting
Of the council in April, before the bill pro-
viding for the creation OF the commission
had become a law by publication, was but
part of a scheme planned by the democratic
councilmen ana others OF that party to
prevent Jones reelection for another year
at that meeting by the six republican coun-
cilmen.
Under the law the bond Of the newly APP
pointed Are chief has to be approved by
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-18
BUSY DAY FOR REV. HENRY DE LONG

Mnrries Number of Couples and De-
cInres Himself on Divorce Question.
Afilt Overman of Red Oak, Ia. and Lydia
Coy Of South Omaha came to Council Bluffs
yesterday and after securing a marriage
license sought the services Of Rev Charles
Mayne, pastor Of Trinity Methodist church.
All went we'll until in asking the usual
questions the minister learned that both
prospective groom and bride had been d.
vorced. Rev Mr.. Mayne has scruples
against marrying divorced persons, and the
wedding was of so far as he was con-
cerned. The couple returned to the county
court house to obtain further information
as to where they could get the marriage
ceremony performed. They were informed
that Rev. Henry De Long, probation officer
of the juvenile division of the district court
had an office in the building and was at
all times prepared to perform marriage re-
gardless Of color, nationality or previous
condition. They sought and obtained the
services OF Rev Mr. De Long and left the
court house smiling and apparently happy
ANY person to whom the state of Iowa
will issue a marriage license can always
secure my services. When the state will
issue the license will do the rest to make
them man and wife" said Rev. Mr.. De
Long after Mr. Overman and his bride had
left his office Since being given an oflce
in the court house Rev. Mr.. De Long has
performed several hundred marriage cere-
monies and he has practically put the two
Justices Of the peace in Council Bluffs out
Of business so far as officiating at weddings
is concerned. Prior TO the establishment
Of Rev. Mr.. De Long in the court house the
| justices Of the peace had almost a monopoly
on transient weddings.
Yesterday Rev. Mr.. De Long also ofici-
ated at the weddings Of Frank NJ. Hick-
man and Josephine Kelly, both Of Omaha
Henry Schlosser and Mamie Riley, both OF
Omaha. and Charles Jones and Marie Olson,
both of Mount Pleasant, Ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-18

Council nlums Real Estate transfer

council HUNTS real Estate transfers
These transfers were reported to The
Bee April H. byt the Pottawattamie County
Abstract company of Council Bluffs:
Mae Edwards to s. G. West lot 3,
Bluffs, Ia, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800 =, $500
o. Mosher and wife to J. w. Wayne
and L. D. Wayne, all Of lots 4 and
O. in block 3 OF the town of Wal
Sarah A. Grifith and husband to w
George H. Grimth, 81 lot 10 and
nut, la, " Observation-Disclosures. 1000
The First Swedish Regular Baptist
church to Helen Mongene, south
IS feet lot 1, in block 2 in Williams
sub. in Council Bluffs, Ia, W d.. $50
Emmett FINLEY and wife to Leona F.
Fauble, lot g. in block Is, in Bayliss
& Palmers add. to Council Bluffs,
e Pin and wife to Elizabeth Burke, ~
lot p, in block 8, in Squires' add
to Council BLUFFS, Ia, W d.,....."... $50
Elizabeth Burke to E Pill, lot g. in
block g. in Van Brunt & Rices
add to Council Bluffs, Ia, W d.. $50
F. d. Day and wife to Mary Denny,
part of block 10, in Mill add, and
srt of lot TO- in block Il, MINISTER'S
add, both in Council Bluffs, Ia,
saiina Beii and husband 10 lama Wv
+. Faubls, lot G, in block %, Central
cub. to Council Bluffs, Ia, W d.. 2o
Louisa j. Norcross and husband to
Leona F. Fauble lots 10 and IL,
Galesburg add. to Council BLUFFS,
Ia, d........................... 100
F. r. True and wife to Fred G.
Smith, lot 10, block A. Ferry add.
to Council Bluffs Ia, q c d..........
Pottawattamie County to Robert p.
and Harry r. Daniels. part of lot 3,
sub, of o. p. lot 80 of Council
Bluffs, Ia, q ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Twelve transfers, total. $40, 40
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-18

Says He Has No Remembrance of
Leaving or of His Travels.
BENJAMIN F. Miller, former local manager
of the Grand Union Tea company, whose
sudden disappearance from this city two
weeks ago caused considerable anxiety to
his family and friends, returned home
Tuesday night. Mr.. Miller said that his
mind was a blank when he left Council
Bluffs and that he did not realize his
whereabouts until he found himself in
Pittsburg Pa. Mr.. Miller says that he
has not the slightest remembrance of
where his wanderings took him before he
reached Pittsburg. A few weeks ago Mr..
Miller received an injury to his head by
striking himself against a shelf and this
caused a partial paralysis of one side of
his face. This injury, together with the
serious illness Of his wife, who underwent
a critical operation at the Edmundson
Memorial hospital is believed by his friends
to have been the cause of Mr.. Miller's
temporary mental arrangement.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-18
Always Something New.

You have no idea what we carry in the
wall paper line until you call and see. Your
time will be well paid for. We are always
glad to show you the latest patterns,
whether you buy or not. Our latest pat
terms are the peacock, very beautiful for
the dining room. The wellington & Son
nelly, for the parlor For the sitting room'
the Balmar pattern is just the thing II
yau want hall pattern, get the beautiful
alpine rose, Sonnely or Badivine patterns.
The patterns are all the latest H. Bor-
wick. 2l1 s. Main St.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-18

matter OF fact according to the best
Informed of the legislators, the levy will
be about 80 mills, but may possibly be
33 mills, depending on whether there Is
another reduction in the assessed valua-
ton Of property. But even at SO mills the
levy will be no higher than 1t was seven
or eight years ago, and the average for ten
years has been about mills. 1t is be-
lieved, however, that despite the defeat Of
the democrats and their allies on the issue
OF extravaganza last year they are prepar-
ing to again make that an issue in Iowa
politics.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-18

Before getting your upholstering mat
tress making. repairing and rehnishing
done, get the prices OF the Morgan Up
holstering Co., 3Sl Broadway, next 10 Alex
ander's art store. Tel. for quick orders.
Bell, SSs; Ind, so red.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-18

society and removed DIT NJ c. Christen-
sen, one OF our honored members: be IT,
Resolved. That we deeply deplore his UNI
timely death He was an active member
in our society. p man Of ethical pTfnci pies
and always ready to respond to the call of
duty, and was a highly respected citizen.
Be Il further
Resolved, That we extend to his family
our heartfelt sympathy in their bereave-
ment. Be Il further
Resolved, That a copy OF these resolutions
be spread on the minutes and furnished to
the press, and that a copy be sent to the
family Of the deceased.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-18
Doctora Adnnt ReaoIutIona.

These resolution relative TO the death OF
DIT. NJ. C. Christensen OF this city were
adopted at the regular meeting OF the
Council Bluffs Medical society Tuesday
night:
whereas. Death has again invaded our
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-18
Wet End LntnR

Yes, we have 40 nice, high level lots,
very desirably located for all classes OF
people doing business or employed In either
Omaha or Council BLUFFS.
Contemplated improvements in the vicin-
ity will double the values within fifteen
months. Buy now and the profit is yours
We can give you single lot or a block
OF lots together II desired.
Get your friends TO join you and form a
new neighborhood Of your own choice.
A few houses also for sale on the easy
payment plan
Prices are right and the terms Of pay
ment will be made to suit your purposes
Call and let us show you. c. c. Clifton
Company, SOC Broadway. CO. Blufs. Both
phones 751.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-18

Davis. drugs.
Stockert sells carpets
Fine engravings at Leffert's
Ed Rogers Tony Faust beer
See 5chnidt's elegant new photos.
Plumbing and heating. Bixby & Son.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director phone 81.
Woodring Undertaking company, Tel $50
PETERSEN & sCHOENING SELL RUGS
Watch repairing, o. Mauthe, 22s West
Broadway.
Jardinieres and ferneries IN new art
pottery at very low prices. c. e. Alexan-
der. SS3 Bway. Tel s66
Aavor ManTaA WRs called to Riyerton.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-18
Jarvis delivers liquors to your door.


SIOUX CITY, Ia, April 17.-(Special Tele-
gram. ERNEST wilde, stockman of Mon
roe, S. D., was found dead from asphyxia-
ton in his room in a local hotel tonight
Louis Hendricks Of Parker, S. D., his COM
panion, was nearly dead but was revived
He probably will recover. The gas jet in
the room was partially turned on.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-18
Improve Your Good Luck.

Real swastika pins for S5c. We have the
swastika cross. made in cuff buttons, hat
pins. fobs or cuff links, gold or sterling
silver, 35c to g. You know the tradition?
If you do not, call on me and 1 will tell
you o. Mauthe, 22s w. Broadway
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-18
Purity guaranteed at Jarvis store.
r A SPENCER

Plumbing, steam and gas fitting, furnace
and sheet metal work, galvanized iron cor
nice, skylight, tin roofing gutter, spouting
and repairing, Green and Norfolk furnaces.
First-class mechanics in all branches.
Both telephones No. go. 1853 West Broad
way, Council Bluffs, la.