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VIEW ENgE4ND PUMPKIN pTr.
How GrandD,othsF Used 10 Make II 4,
A6droseOKgin County, Me.
re Is advice about pumpkin pi

ADdrOsrOEgin County, Me.
Here Is advice about pumpkin pie
Every Thanksgiving ! read in vario,,s
papers and magazines recipes for pumpk IN
pie, but have never read one yet tbp,
would produce the typical New England
pumpkin pie such as my grandmothc-
made down in AndroscoRgin county.
State OF Maine where pumpkins grew
plentifuily and good.
"A pumpkin cannot be caoksd in three
or four hours with thu best possible re-
suits when made into n pie. Select =,
firm dark oolorad pumpkin. not too large,
as It is apt to he OF finer grain and bett.-
flavor than Il light oolorad softer o,o
One-half Of @ medium sized pumpkin /,
sufficient To make three medium sized
pies
"A pumpkin. pie to he creamy and do
licious should he an inch and n uuar,or
thick when baked A deep agate plnis
Is the best plate to use. Cht the pumpkin
into strips, reel aud romove the sea,,s
and all stringr sgi,Stnnc,. Cnt into two
inch pieces and pl1,c.. IN 3: deep exa.e CO.
stone saucepan. COY a. = III, cold wate,
add pinch "f sal.. ovss. ana cook Tn q,
hours, stirring occasionally
Then remove the saucRpHsI TO the bac;
of the stove. remove the cover and simmer
four or Ave hours, stirring every twenty
or thirty minutes nntii the pumpkin is
dry and OF a rich color; soft while hot
The process OF cooking requires the
greater part OF n day,
"In the morning make a rather rich
pastry, as pumpkin ahsorbs the lard
more than squash or oustard filing. Take
one heaping cup Of the prepared pumpkin.
add one we'll beaten egg. one scant tea
spoonful OF cinnamon and ginger. pinch
OF salt, put two tablespoonful OF molsssas
in a cup and fill the niip with granulsted
sugar, mix all thoroughly together and
add one pint Of rich milk. Bake ina rather
hot oven until the pastry becomes firm,
then cool the oven TO medium and bake
one hour, being careful that the mixture
does not boil. as it spoils the texture Of
the pie.
-As this recipe was used by my great
grandmother judge it to be seventy-ive
II not oaae hundred years old. and I have
always delighted my friends with pies
made from IT.
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ART ABOVE THE WEATHER.
Painter and Western Critics Split on .
Question or Meteoroiogy. n

In gallery up town there hangs a
large canvas in an imposing frape. The
painting shows waterfall in ono Of tho
States famous for startling = natural
scenery. The picture has occupied ito
present place for several years.
Does it belong here2' asked a visitor
OF the man in charge.
mo more than the others you see.'
Seems to me IL should be in the Capitol
OF the State where this scenery is said
the visitor,
at was painted for the State" replied
the man In charge. -but when it was
submitted to the art committee they re.
fused to accept it,
sWhat was the objection?'
aYou see the slxy is overcast. The
artist put in gathering storm like an
impending calamity. The art committee
said it was reflection en- the reputation
Of the State; that a storm such as is repre-
sented was unknown In that latitude"
Couldn't the artist put IN another Sky.
one that accorded with the State 8 repu-
tation for sunshiner
Il suppose he could. but no refused.
He said 'thatthe rumpus kicked up by the
art COMMITTEES warranted the storm effect
on the canvas and he refused to bulge.
He sent II here and here Il remains.
The sun., 1908-12-13

ing from the simple. close. high collar Of
fine net finished with ruohe at the top
and little oravat at the bottom, to elabo-
rate affairs hand embroidered or trimmed
in real lace and sporting delicious friliy
jabots or plaitings In front.
The collar with little plated ruche
at top and similar plating running
around the bottom is favorite. because
the lower plating covers any little dis
crepancy 'twizt tho collar and the neck
band Of the blouse. The liking for darker
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turban is a persistent companion OF the
neo durs and muffs nowadays, and three
piece set will be the real thing in fur
Christmas gifts, provided ones purse
will stand the strain. The cheap fur
turbans. however. should be avoided.
The market is flooded with them and they
are a sad parody OF fashion.
The nun and turban sketohe1 here
would surely gladden. any girls heart.
The muff la In white fox, alternating with
folds Of white liberty, and a wide soft
satin ribbon is drawn across the mufT
and tiei in big bow at one side The
white fur turban has no trimming save
a cluster Of gardenias
Black lynx Is great favorite this W inter
and IL mace up in most attractive shapes
wide fat scarfs OF stoles. enormous fat
soft mufis. These are offered at incred-
IDLY low prices, bat OF course the cheap
models. while elective for the time. will
not wear like the more carefully dyed
and more expensive skins.
OF the standard furs which are ro--
eanial favorites il is not necessary to
= AK in this place.
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German sunragettes.
From Women's Franchise.

From WomeHs fronchtse.
The German suffrage societies have
arranged that their members will set aside
q week between October and the last day
of December during which they will deny
themselves pleasures and luxuries and
devote the sums thus saved to the suffrage
cause. Those who do not care to dis
pense with such luxuries are asked at any
rate to send contribution equal in
amount to that spent in this manner.
The sun., 1908-12-13

to our province. but there are 90 many
pretty things to wear. from lingerie col
lars TO imperial Russian sables, from satin
clippers to diamond tiaras. things dainty
enough 70 suit any fastidious woman at
any price beyond dollar or two.
The sables and the tiaras we may leave
out Of the discussion. Any one who can
buy them and wants them il likely to
have definite ideas about the sort OF thing
she wants and doesn't need help: but when
one comes down 10 consideration of less
ambitious furs and coifure ornaments
the average buyer is interested.
4 Furs are always en- acceptable gift. and
while handsome furs are necessarily
costly this season is particularly rich in
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Christmas Suggestions In the
Dress Accessories.
fURS AND THE NECKWEAR
Pretty Things to Suit the FastidiouS
Woman.

"a Chslce RaDetns From Satin slippers
anu Buckles 10 lingerie Cellars and
Fur !Turhans-The Season Particu.
Iarly Isich In Fur Accessories Reason.
able In Price Dlrecteiro Neck Ruches
Desirable n Becoming g--Pretty Cra-
yais In Many StyIes-The Jeweiied
NeckIets as Popular rs EVer-Moter
Hoods Picturesque Coiffure Orna.
ments Always In Order for Gifts,
The Christmas present problem 10 never
slnplA for the giver who has very
iiltia money to spend; but the solution
of tba problem should be less difficult
than un'ial this year for those lucky
inortals Who need not .confine their giving
within tha limitations imposed by a slen-
der purse The shops are full of delect-
ablO things. and 90 many Of these things
are suited to feminine dress purposes
that one is tempted to combine discussion
q modes and Of Christmas gifts
or course a mere man would be hope
The sun., 1908-12-13

hUUD OF FINh SIDh AND OHIfFON'
ltasly At sea II he we're turned loose among
fuTy and frilly accessories Of dress and
told "a select presents for the women of
his Christmas list. Unless wife or sister
leads him gently but firmly to milliners.
surriers or dry goods shops and points out
exactly what she wants him to buy for
her hos much safer in a jewelry or leather
goods establishment or at the desk where
he writes checks: but il a woman wants
70 give dainty Christmas present to an
other woman. the woods. figuratively
speaking. are full Of suggestion.
Only the things to wear properly belong
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
ALLEGED SWIMDLER ARRESTED
Men Who Was Wanted in Several
states hot by Detective I'm
Waterloo, Iowa.

WATERLOO. Ia. Dec. 1s.-John Law
renee, alias John Brown, was arrested to-
day on a warrant held by Detective II. c.
Webster Of indianapolis for ~defrauding
banks at CorydOn, lind. On the way to the
Security Savings bank. where Lawrence
got the alleged worthless check for $40
eashed. the prisoner broke and ran. City
] steetive Houston gave pursuit. firing
wild and commanding Lawrence TO halt.
When he continued running Houston shot
at him. one bullet entering hts lungs and
one hitting him in the leg. His condition
is preesrious. Brown Is said TO have de-
frauded banks In Illinois. Indiana n
Iowa out Of many thousands OF dollars.
He came here this week from the east.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

Why not kill two birds with one stone
Supply the gift receiving happiness you
must supply at Christmas tide, and put
in your home the piano that must come
sooner or later? A plano is not only an in
strument for pleasure and an educator in
highest and best things for which the
world strives. but is in thousands Of in
stances a mean Of support to tho recipient
and entire family. Hospe's piano sale a
winner. Day after day people are taking
advantage of this grand opportunity. Our
early contracts for pianos have loaded us
up. They must 60. It's our loss and your
gain. Pianos that sell at $50 to $500 now
s165, $50. $210. Pianos that sell at SSl5 now
$Sb. now $225. $3.50, s275. To get the best
selection we advise you to come early
we want you to get in on this. The greatest
price reductions in good pianos ever made
by the A. Hospe Co. in thirty-five years
OF personally conducted piano business. q
PEARLS Main. Council Bluffs. la.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

the guest Of the management Every effort
had been made TO secure Mr.. Seeds for an
address during the congress-, but prior en-
gagements prevented him accepting the in
vitation. Mr.. Seeds was enroute from Rock
Rapids. Ia. where he lectured Thursday
evening. 20 Manila, Ia. where he was
booked for an address last night
The show will close this evening and a
record-breaking crowd is looked for this
afternoon and tonight. 1t is understood the
management will auction off a lot OF pre-
MUM apples so that visitors can take away
with them a souvenir of the great exhibit
ton.
More Fruit Awards.
The judging Of exhibits was completed
late yesterday afternoon, when announce
ment Of the following awards was made:
Best Ten Plates OF Apples-N. S. Miller,
Idaho.
For the Best General Display of Nuts
First prize, J.. b. Close, Maryland; second
prize, J. Edward Taylor, Utah; third prize,
Best standard Barrel Of Appies-o. f.
Redshaw. Hamburg, la.
For the Most Artistic Display Of Apples
Awards on Vegetables.
The judging of the vegetable exhibits was
completed yesterday and the following
awards were announced
Best General Display Of vegetables-No
first allowed; second c. Neidhart; nc
Best Individual General Display Of Po-
t~atOes-First, q. w. Little; second and
third prizes not allowed.
Best Bushel OF Potatoes, Any Variety
First Blizzard Bros. second, John AlbertsI
third. ]. w. Little.
Best One-Third Bushel of Sweet Potatoes
First. Maryland State Horticultural So
eiety; second, Henry Meyer; third, F. l.
Lainson.
Best Display of ~Cabbage-First, Charles
Neidhart; second prize not allowed
Largest Head of Cabbage-First prize no
allowed; second, Charles NeidharL-
Best General Display of C~arrots-Ftrst
Henry Meyer; second. Charles Neidhart
Best General Display Of Turnips-Ftrst
Henry Meyer; second, Charles Neidhart.
Best General Display OF S~quash-Ffrst
Charles NeidhRrt.
Best General Display of ~Celery-First
Charles Roher.
Best General Display of Lettuce-First
F. l.. Lainson; second, Henry Meyer.
Pioneer Implement Company's Specia
(Fruit Wagon for Most Artistic Display
Of Vegetables-Charles Neidhart.
For the Best Third Bushel Ohio Potatoes
-Hlrst, Joshua w. Bell: second, ]. F.. G
Finnell; third. L. E. Tintel.
K Best Half Bushel OF Potatoes-First CLYDE
Johnson, Sidney. Neb. second. ]. 7. Trip
lee; third, d. Stupfell.
Glass-First, +. L. Lainson; second, Henri!
Meyer.
Special by Pioneer Implement Company
(Buggy) for Best Bushel of Potatoes o
Any, Variety, Grown in Iowa-John T
Clark.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
Matters in District Court.

The district grand jury is expected to
make It's final report for this term and
adjourn this morning. Yesterday the grand
Jury went to MccleIland. where It in
speetsd the county poor farm and the jail
OF that town.
Mrs Maggie Ellen ~chappeleer filed suit
for divorce yesterday from George Elliott
c~happeleer. 70 whom she was married in
this city on March 10. iSSL She alleges
hat the defendant was insane Al the time
Of their marriage. although she was I'M
OF the fact then. n that he has
been 80 ever since. They have two sons.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
DEATH RECORD.
Mrs. John w. Douglas.

TEcUMsEH, Eeb. Dec 2-(speciAl
relegram.)-After an illness OF several
weeks duration Mrs. Douglas. wife OF John
w. Douglas. ST.. died at the family home
here today. Mrs. Douglas. whose maiden
name was Ella Hartford. was born at
B~ernacotte. III, February Is. 1850. making
her age IS years, She was married 70
Mr.. Douglas at Lewiston. Ill. April g. iSs.
The family came 70 Johnson county In the
spring OF 1873. Eleven children were born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas. the seven living
being DIR. V. d. Douglas. Jesse Douglas.
John w. Douglas and the Misses Huida
and Mamie Douglas OF Tecumseh. Mrs.
FREQ Aaron OF SCOTS Bluff and MIRA N.
W. Aaron OF Bennett Funeral Arrange
nents have not yet been made. but win
be held Sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

Xmas for Those VINO Have PIanoa.
There is no place in this city or any
other. where you can find more desirable,
more appropriate, more lasting, more edu-
eating and entertaining gifts than at
Hospe's. Just read this carefully.
The New Victor Talking Machine. 20"
nah finish cabinet, tapering hollow-arm.
exhibition sound box, large flower horn and
one dozen 10-inch records, your own selec-
ton, s24.D
Complete Mandolin Outfit-Mandolin,
maple and walnut attractive-inlaid sound
hole. walnut finger board, position dots.
nickel plated tailpiece, canvas case, half
dozen Peck's strings, instruction book, COM
plete, s5.S5.
Complete Guitar outfit-Mahogany finish
enlarged model. canvas case, strings,
thumb pick, instruction book. complete.
S7.75.
Complete violin Outfit-Stradivarius copy
bow Russian hair, black vanished case.
strings, rosin. violin method. complete S.
Complete Banjo ~Outfit-Banjo nickel
plated rim, 9 brackets, rosewood finger
board, ebony pegs, instruction book, any
case. complete. $3.50.
Victrolas-&900 and $3.50. Good accor-
dams, 50, "a and s.. Violin cases, A.5 up.
Mandolin cases. 1925 up. Banjo cases, s,%
UP. Music rolls. SOC UP. Music stands. &c up
Tamborines, SOC up, Harmonious, 10c up
Drums, $3.50 UP. Music folios, music books
sheet music and everything pertaining. A
Hospe's Co., % Pearl ST., Is Main St
Council Bluffs, Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
Promotion for 5. G, Luts.

MARsHALLrowN. Ia. Dec. p~.tspecial
Telegram.) = Assistant General Freight
Agent S. G. LutE OF the Iowa Cen
trail headquarters at Peoria. H.. has been
made freight traffic manage OF the Iowa
Central 4 MinneaDOlls. St Louis head
quarters at Minneapolis TO succeed J. NJ.
TittemoTe. The appointment is effective
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

ladies, berry spoons cold meat spoons, tea.
table and dessert spoons, silver-plated
knives and forks in fancy boxes. Every
article in this line is absolutely guaranteed.
The price on goods is one-half less than
you pay at a jewelry store. p. c. De Vol
Hardware Co., 54 Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

We are showing the largest and most
complete line OF carving sets in fancy boxes
MS was ever displayed In this community.
We guarantee our carving sets TO be the
best the markets afford. p. c. De Vol
Hardware Co., 5O4 Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

BANKRUPT STOCK sale Of pictures,
frames, paints, brushes. wall paper, etc.
The stock of the Council Bluffs Paint, Oil
and Glass Co, at 94 Main AMI 25 Pearl
Sts. The place to get Christmas presents
at low prices. This stock must be sold
REGARDLESS of cost.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
Marriage Licenses.

Licenses TO wed were issued yesterday
to the following:
Name and Residence. Age.
Alfred II. OBrien. Council Bluffs........ go
Corrine ID. jenkins, CouLCil Bluffs....... Is
Chester o.. Ball, Settler, Alberta, Canada q
Edith Mabel Cunningham. same......... Is
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
UpholaHennR.

George w. Klein. ls South Main street
Both phones. Have II done right"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

One hundred Jackson automobiles on xiii
billion at the Pioneer Implement Co. Visit
ors welcome.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

at once. Lutz is an Iowa railroad man.
who has been in the employ of the lows
Central many years. and formerly lived
in this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

rEcUMsEH' Neb. Dec. D.-CspeciAl
decentralization Mclaughlin. an old
settler and an old soldier OF this city. died
at his home tonight. aged rs years. Mr.
Mclaughlin was a veteran OF the ciyn war
having served In an Indiana regiment Hs
leaves a wife and four children. He haA
resided here about twenty years. Burial
arrangements are not yet made.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

See the 25c and So gift novelties Al
Alexander's Art Store.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

Our" Christmas Chimes" can also stand by themselves so that parties who do not ded
to go to tn hUhle of king up Christmas r ee can place once more on table and aHaa
presents owe etc. around them with the same wonderful effect
AS our Christmas hmes" are unbHaksble they can be used the whole year round o
many ohro occasions as balls parties birthdays and other festivities when they always WI
bring JOY to the participants -
We offer these beautfh Christmas Chimes" to our subscribers for only 30 CENTS Outo
owl subsrbera add cents for postage and we will send them by mail
THE OMAHA BEE tE
1M2 Fanam Staet Omaha Me-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

IT IS THE LARGE volume OF business
done by the Leffert jewelry stores that
enables them to give their patrons such
satisfactory values-many sales and a small
profit IN the individual sale. Council Bluffs
and Portland, Ore.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
BLOOMING PLANTS, HERMAN BROS
County Holm FruIt show.

In compliance with the request of a COM
mittee OF citizens which waited on them
yesterday morning the supervisors OF Pot
tawattamie county appropriated the sum
OF 1900 towards defraying the expenses
Of the National horticultural congress. The
committee which waited on the board was
composed of Mayor Thomas Maloney,
President ]. p. Hess OF the congress, Alex
Wood. City Treasurer Frank T. True, NJ.
+. Rohrer. o. ]. McManus, w. s.. Keeline,
newly elected president of the congress;
j.. z. Hollenbeck and p. c. DeVol Of the
Auditorium company and Victor E. Ben
der.
After the request had been made Super
visor Baker gave the proposition a good
boost by remarking that he thought the
board ought to take a broad view of the
matter on the ground that such an enter
prise as this. which tends to increase the
producttveness Of the soil of the county
the very source of its revenues, should be
given such encouragement as could be af-
forded. The making OF the appropriation
was>unanimously concurred in by the mem
bers OF the board.
At the Joint session with the super
visors OF Harrison ounty as a drainage
board Supervisor Hosbrook of Harrison
county and Supervisor Spencer of Potta-
wattamie county were appointed a special
committee to investigate the necessity OF
erecting levees on the line of the ditch
along Noe lake.
1t was decided both boards would meet
as a committee OF the whole at Missouri
Valley on Tuesday. December %. to in
spect the work on the Observation-Disclosures
TAME drainage bitches. which is reported
completed. The joint board will be in
session today.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
Pictures. for Giftn.

See our large assortment Of framed pic
lures, all sizes and prices. 25c up. Open
evenings.
ALEXANDER's ART STORE.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

Mauthe's, the reasonable priced Rwelry
store; try him and see for yourself. 2S w
Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

Only one plano out Of every fifty sold
by BOuricius Piano House Is ever taken
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

YOU FIND at Leffert's leather goods Of
a kind that are not shown elsewhere.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

The P. c. De Vol Hardware Co. is making
an elegant display OF silver-pIated ware
this week in its Broadway show window.
Its display comprises cream ladies', sravy
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

Cut flowers. roses and carnations. Her
man Bros. 10 Pearl 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

IT is AT a jewelry store-and especially
at such a jewelry store as Leffert's-tha
you see the things you want to give and
hat others want to receive.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

All the world loves a bargain. Too can
find bargains by watching ths Wnak "A
Pages Of The Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

good" people. SS Broadway. Council
Bluffs. Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

We are performing big stunts in our pic
ture framing department this season. We
have framed dozens Of nice pictures for
Christmas and laid a lot OF them away for
customera II you have a picture you
want framed bring it in. We make It a
speciality to frame Christmas pictures. The
price will suit you. II Berwick. 2l S. Main.
Have you got your eyes on our stock and
your ears on our prices? II not, why not
We suggest that you inspect our stock
before you buy that Christmas present. II
means Just this. a big saving to your
pocketbOok- o. Mauthe. 2s Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

aged IS and u. Of whom AIRS. C~happeleer
asks 20 be awarded the custody.
Mrs. Minnie Perkins was yesterday ep-
pointed by Judge Green temporary guard
ian Of her mother. Mrs. Len Hepley, the
latter being OF unsound mind and unable
to attend 20 her business affairs.
II case OF Mrs. Effie L Lenocker Of
Oakland. Ia. against the Union Pacific
Railroad company and the Pullman Car
OmI any. a suit to recover $3.50. the value
of a diamond ring lost on a Pullman car
was given to the Jury yesterday morning.
No verdict had been reached up to a late
hour.
The jury in the case OF w. c. Children
against Frank whitsett. a suit to recover
the value of a horse placed in the care
Of the defendant was also out last night.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

Big piano sale now on at A. Hospe's Co.
Is s. Main St., Council Bluffs, Ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

The Omaha Bee has an advertising value
which every advertiser can profit greatly
by. II gets read with more zest and con-
idence than any other daily paper in this
territory. because the advertising Is de-
pendable and its news reliable. and the
business interest of every reader emand
a thorough search OF its columns.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

Our Christmas Chimes are 10 inches high
and made of fine nickelplated metal and are so con-
structed that when the candles are lighted the Tur
bine goes round and the Bells begin to play.
The effect is something wonderful, adding I'M
mensely to the ~solemnity of Christmas, and young
and old feel a thrill of JOY and surprise when enter
ing into the presence of a lighted Christmas Tres
beholding the silver-like Angels, while sweet music
sounds through the room, h~eralding the birth OF
Christ.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
Real Estate Transfers.

These transfers were reported to The Bee
December IS by the Pottawsttamle County
Abstract company Of Council Bluffs:
W. II. Kaisor and wife to Harry G.
MCGEE, lot II, block 2 in McGee's
add. to Council Bluffs. W. d...s.....S /
Benjamin Fehr Real Estate Co. 10
Amelia IL Woodward. lots 10 and II,
block . in Hutchinson's LIST add. 10.
Council Bluffs. W. ....-.---......... !
Helen A. Turnbull and husband TO
Walter II. Price, $50 II. of nl0 IT, OF
lot "a. in Johnson's add to Council
blutts; W 5o
EmmR II Tiedt and husband ct al. TO
Henry Studde, nl67 II. OF lot 80 In The
Avoca Land and Loan Cos. subdiv.
OF part of SU-SS, s. W. d............ 600
First National bank to George j. Han
sen. $50 f. OF lot 2, block 2, Bayliss'
"a add TO Council Bluffs, W. o.. 2,20
Benjamin Fehr Real Estate Co. to A.
J. Bankson, lot -. block q In Web
sters LIST add. TO Council Bluffs, ". q. I2s
Total 81 transfers. 2fn
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER
LARGE SHIPMENT OF RAYo LAMPS
WE ARE SELLING THE LAMP, COM
PLETE. Sis p. c. DE VOL HARDWARE
CO. 5t WEST BROADWAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

VISITORS 70 Council Bluffs will find the
largest assortment Of souvenir spoons al
Leffert's. Prices the lowest possible.