The Des Moines Register from Des Moines, Iowa • Page 8

10 Till REGuSTEK AND LEADER THURSDAY MORXIXG. JUNE 25. 190S. HELP WANTED Male or Female. ii iiiiiimnTTri FOR RENT.

(CONTINUED.) THE CITY IN BRIEF CHATTEL AND SALARY LOAN'S. (CONTINU ED AJONKY loaned confidently ily. QN furniture, pianos, salary, etc. NO unreasonable rates. J.ASY weekly or monthly payments.

VOU tee us today. -'CAPITAL LOAN 2n9 Clapp Blk. 0613x MOULD LD puddings of any kind blanc manges, jellies, custards, will "stand up" more firmly and be more deliciously good and wholesome if a little REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The following transfers of realty were made of record Wednesday, June 24: Minnie Elcls Hyland to Mads Chris tensm. lot W.

Wright's Grove 175 Mrs. D. J. Campbell and husband to Mrs R. A.

Laughlln, lot 9. Gray's sub-dlv lota 50 and S2 S25 J. Livttt and wife to Mrs, D. J. Campbell, lot 9, Gray's sub-div lots 50 and t2 325 Jane Thomas to Hoyt Wykoff.

land In Ankeny 25ti Lottie Bunsett and husband to Martin C. Palmer, lot 3i. Kingman Est SCO Margaret W. Thompson to James M. Mckinley, part lot 16.

Summit Ridge 75 GusMe Si'hwiee and husband to L. H. Simmons, lot 24, blk. S. Foundry Add 1 Chas.

W. Allen and wife to Samul M. Allen, nw. ne. lt ne.

11-Sl-23 27J J. (5. C- Savior and wife to Henry Gray, lots fit and 64, blk. 14, Hvde Park 650 1 Is added. Two of America's will tell you in our book "Original Recipes and Cooking Helps" the unusual benefits to be derived from Kingsford's Oswego Corn Starch in the betterment of foods in general.

For quality. always get Kingsford'j sixty-six years of superiority. Grocers pound pkgs. 10c. T.

Kings ford Son, Oswego, N. NATIONAL STARCH COMPANY. SOCCUSOU AMUSEMENTS. Those Original Fbony Williams' instrels an Jubilee Singers at C0M0 PARK FOR ONE WEEK, COMMENCING SUNDAY, JUNE 28 EASTERN MONEY VERY CHEAP. We offer the same rates on FURNITURE.

PIANOS. LIVE STOCK. as on real estate security. NO RED TAPE. NEW YORK LOAN 406 Century Bldg.

517 Walnut. 06l MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE and others, without security; easy offlres In 60 principal cities. Tolman. 312 Manhattan ::15 W. Stn street.

1025-26 MONEY TO LOAN on chatties. M. Marcus, 418 E. Walnut. Ia.

phone 1 tvynti chattels, diamonds, at JiJiio0 Cohen's. Walnut St. 710 JH OR A LF ISCELLA NEOUS. Second Hand Typewriters FOR OR RENT Baker-Trisler Co. 610 WALNUT STREET.

04S TYPEWRITERS MAKES ir-VJ-, jFOR SALE FOR RENT Bent applied if bought. We thip approval anfwhere. Write lor Ur(t birt-iia bit ud receive ear otfei. HeaUott uronte mac bin-. p.

21(1 nth. cnones jLfOHMS(W6 Des Moines. Ia. Eggs for Hatching of settings of eggs from my high scoring White Plymouth Hocks. $1.00 for la.

1734 11th or la. phone XM. 0511 FOR SALE One centrifugal pump, 3 in. discliarRe. almost new; one steam pump 3 in.

discharge, good condition; also 20 II. P. boiler. Address 729 Register and Leader. 694 FOR SALE Cabbage, celery, eic, 3 do.

26c Asters, pinks, pansies. 2 doi. 2oc. Sweet potatoes, loo 2it. Cauliflower, 2 doz.

2oc. Cyrus Harvey. Altoona. Iowa. FOR SA LE- -About 500 pairs best bred Homer pigeons, Plymouth Rock sto-k; am leaving town; must sell at once.

Address Lock Box 7, Van Wert, la. 797 I WILL sacrifice all by payments on my good as new piano if some one will assume contract at once Address G. M.t care Register and Leader 06U IF YOU are Interested In buying a motor cycle used- onlv one year. In fine condition, address J-70n, care Register mid Leader, and I will call some evening and see you. 06'4 ALMOST NEW cut-tinder handsome one horse two seated surrey, very cheap.

Lagcruulst Carriage Works, 213 Giun-1 Avenue. 493 LARUE COFFEE" MILL, big refrigerator, 6 tables suitable for tailor. 717 Gand.Ia. 0613 THOROUGHBRED hite Rock hens ami chirks. Ph.

Ia. 2417-Y5. Belle Maple, Vallev Junction 44 FiR SAIjIv- -Good as new piano: will sell st a big sacrifice If taken before July 1st. Box 704. hH SO 'S CLOSING OUT HATS.

CLOSING OUT FLOWERS. 630 FOR SALE 20 tons of timothy hay In stack. $7 per ton. Phone li. 1496-M.

0613 FOR SALE Rooming bargain. Mutual iihnne HORSE FOR SALE at Robinson's fur- niture store. 317 Walnut. (97 A BARGAIN in Crown piano, address 1326 N. Main Call or 0520 TWENTY head of horses from ihe roun y.3 16 3d 713 Hot chicken sandwich Jersey Lunch.

591 BILLIARD AND POOL TABLE. FGR8 A easy bar fixtures, new and second hand billiard and pool tables; billiard and bowling supplies; we lead In cheap prices. The Brunswick-Balke-Ceillender Marshslltown. Iowa. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Small Colorado Ranches FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

We have several sections in Weld county that will make the very best kind of "ranches and farms and we wish to turn these lands for merchandise, city property or Iowa land. These lands will increase 100 per cent in value In short time. Write us today for plats, price and descriptions. King-Bruuk Land 205 7th City. 692 $22,500 worth city property in North Des Moines to trade for a good farm Iowa, northern Missouri or Oklahoma.

These are new modern 6 and 7 room cottages, well rented- For sale, an Interest in an up to date paying abstract business in a good county seat town. Might accept S. D. land. This Is a good opening for a ybung attorney.

Central Exchange Company 505-A Crocker Des Moines. Ia. 5D1 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE One work mare, 10 yrs. old, weight about One single driver, 7 yrs. old, wt.

about One high bred 2-year-old colt. One new rubber tire single buggy. One 2-seat Iron tire, buggy. One lumber wagon and work harness. One electric fan.

Sell on payments or exchange for lot or small house. Montgomery. Both phones. 492 Two Story Brick Block 3 storerooms below, steam heated, plumbed, steady Income $2,700 annually. First class Income property.

Several fine living suites and offices on 2d floor. Will make good home for owner. Sell on easy terms or exchange for good western farm land. J. E.

MERSHON. Owner, Des Moines. 629 WAXTKD A bushelinan, gentleman or lady. 207 4th. 591 MOTITS emuloyment office.

ir, 4th 8-. WANT FD S4LKSMFN'. WANTF.L) SALESMAN: a high class bond ant stock salesman for Iowa; only i replies references considered, it. Van Duzer Davenport, Is Lane Bldg 591 CIGAR salesman wanted. Experience unnecessary.

$100 per month and expenses. Peerhess Cigar Toledo, fhlo. 6JS "MR. TRAVELING MAN!" My side line is unexpectedly good. Address Lock Box 217.

Omaha, Neb. 77 WANTED AGENTS. TAFT'S LIFE AND SPEECHES. Official edition, vdth chapter by President Roosevelt. Only $1.00.

Big terms to agents Freight paid. Outfit ready. Send tea cents postage. ZIEGLER 265 Fourth Philadelphia. t30 WANTED SITUATIONS.

SI 1 CATION wanted by expert stenographer. Young man, thoroughly competent. Four years' experience as gen-etal office clerk at.1 private secretary. Good corresponded Excellent references. Address P-l-l, care Register and leader.

629 I WILL distribute samples and circulars cheaper than any coinpacy In the city. I am strictly reliable and will do the work better. Drop me a card and I will call. Address P. O.

box 704 city. 052S POSITION by lady who has been cashier for one of the leading firms In the city for the past two years. Formerly public school teacher in the city. Address Z-697, care Register and Leader. 392 WANTED Position as drug clerk.

Have had five months' experience and one year in college of pharmacy. Can give best of references. Address S-61'2, care Register and Leader. S72 POSITION wanted In bank or real estate or Insurance office by young man of good education and address. N-724, care Register and Leader.

628 POSITION for the summer by student. willing to work, outdoor work preferred. Address C-73f care Register and Leader. 592 POSITION wanted, chauffeur and wife, houseman and cook; Al references; salary reasonable. Address 612 Chestnut.

695 WIDOW wants position as housekeeper with widower or bachelor. Address S-674, care Register and Leader. 493 LOST AND FOUND. LOST Strand of gold beads between 9th and 12th on Clark, or between 6th and Locust and Harris-Emery's or Younkers'. Finder call Iowa phone 1749.

Reward. 692 LOST A lady's brown wrist baj in ladies' rest room at Union station; return to Station OfB.cer Hlnkle; no questions asked. 671 LOST Wednesday evening, a back comb. amber, with pearls. Finder leave at Cleland's, 6th and Grand, and receive re-ward 591 IjOST A lady's gold watch, kT L.

oFsT monogram on case; return to cashier of roller coaster at Ingorsoll Park for reward. 493 LOST On Jefferson between Sth and 7th, a silver pin with a jade setting. Return to 405 Youngerman Bldg. for reward. 591 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

The Ilummaconna Family boarding, newlv fitted rooms board that Is strictly home cooklnw. all comforts of a home and made to fee! at home; small table service. 654 7th St. Mut. 7953-L.

059 CENTRAL STATE HOTEL. 420 W. Court opp. P. all cars pass door; ho; and cold water, steam heat, free baths for roomers; splendid reading room.

Single rooms 20 and 25c; weekly ti.ii and $1.50. 1 124-09 Two Tifircp Rooms! for Ing, close In, modern conveniences. 1044 6th Ave. Mutual phone 7676-F. 0625 MODERN furnished rooms.

University Place. Traveling man. Beard If preferred. Address N-621, care Register and Leader. 377 HANDSOMELY furnished front rooms.

east and south fronts, with or without first class board, at 816 Fifth St. 177 FURNISHED modem front rooms, also furnished rooms with light housekeeping privileges. 1016 Sixth ave. 697 SUITE of 3 large, cool, nicely furnished rooms, light housekeeping; modern house, 1717 10th St. x0329 TWO FURNISHED rooms; light housekeeping; strictly modern; private 6th.

573 MODERN furnished, housekeeping rooms, also sleeping rooms. 1041 6th Ave. Ia. Phone 4079. 628 THREE modern rooms, singly or en-suite; light housekeeping if desired.

844 W. 5 th; 0618 NICE furnished rooms, hot and cold water, good home board. 1006 W. 9th St. 197 TWO furnished rooms, modern; walking distance.

Call after 6 p. m. 610 12th. 628 FOR RENT Modern furnished front room. 509 W.

4th. Mut. phone 1601. 39.1 FURNISHED or unfurnished modern rooms for rent. 721 W.

3rd. 571 FURNISHED room for light housekeeping. 1221 VV. Locust. 393 Hot chicken sandwich Jersey Lunch.

691 FRONT ROOM, 1718 6th. Mut. 1637. 630 UNFURNISHED ROOMS. 1310 Walnut.

373 FOR RENT. 3911 Ingersoll Ave Modern 8 room house, oak finish, large finished attic, Campbell furnace, well finished and first class in every respect. See or phone E. T. Meredith, care Successful Farming, 207-209 W.

10th St. 495 HOUSES and flats all over the city from $10 up. Good houses; good tenants. MACK OLSEN CO. 15-16-17 News Arcade.

Both Phones. X0418 FIVE room house 1st $11; 5 room house E. 13th 5 room house, W. 27th $10; flat 4 room and bath, W. 8th $15; 16 room house.

$75; store room. r24 E. Grand $35. C. M.

Stewart, 315 Iowa Loan and Trust Bldg. 1 062i WHEN YOU MOVE. CALL US. We have every equipment to insure you satisfaction. Our help Is the best.

Ware Transfer 715 Grand Ave. Both ph one FOR RENT Good 6 room house; water, gas and sewer; walking distance and on car line; house in good repair; 621 West Apply 023 West 2d. Mut. phone 7313-B. 0616 LET US move your furniture.

'We are careful because we want to build our business. Ware Transfer Storage 715 Grand Ave. Both phones. 597 1546 33d 8 rooms, new $12.50 Third and Ascension, N. E.

cor 12.50 C. C. CARTER, over 215 Fifth Street. Mutual phone. 492 RESIDENCE, furnished or unfurnished, with two baths, Owner would retain a room or two with bath if desired.

Iowa 438. 0625 FOR RENT Houses and flats, $8 to $25 per month; good locations. Enquire Estate of J. B. Polk.

607 Mulberry st. 0123 FURNISHED HOUSE. 8 rooms, modern. On car line. $25 per month, 2021 Unl-versity.

Phone 1701 Mutual. 475 FOR RENT A 9-room house, all modern Improvements; good neighborhood; near business. 727 Fifth St. 628 THAT VERY MODERN 8-R. house, 104j" 7th right rent to proper party.

1053 7th.Ia.S19l-Y2. 0331 STRICTLY modern -room cottage, $20.00. 7787-L. Mutual, or 1224 Center St. 492 NEW modern 7-room house.

1515 Forest avenue, ready July lilb 681 Hot chicken sandwich Jersey Lunch. 61U FLATS FOR KENT. FIVE-ROOM FLAT, mudern througaoui. 2UnhersUy Ave. t414 Desirable suits, "Florentine." 711 OFFICE KOOMS FOR RENT.

DEblKAHLE oince roouut. inquire lbs Lttice of the .1. S. Polk Estate .07 Mulberry St. 032 OFFICE: room; desk and phone to rent cheap.

312 K. P. Blk. Ia. phone 261-X.

AM PRIVATE OFFICE, reception room, tele-phone. $8 jo. Pugh. 502 Manhattan Bid. 0612 CHOICE Walnut street office rooms Frankel Clothing Co 710 STORE ROOM FOR RENT.

Splendid business local. ons, suitable for grocery, hardware, etc. One first class restaurant fitted and ready for busltVess. J. C.

Mehan Third Floor Utlca. 0t3x MY STORK ROOM, 417 West Walnut St. 22x75 feet, is for rent. Will remodel and enlarge to suit tenant. G.

H. France 06.5 FU)RENTINE BLOCK, 7th and Locust. 0623 WANTED TO RENT. TWO or three modern unfurnished rooms. Address A-784, care Register and Leader.

473 WANTED TO BUY. 1 n.t.si a small partly niooern collage that can bo bought for between Jl.ixO and witn a -U" cash payment and good payments thereafter. Must be west side, good location. Prater as close in as posible or on good car service. Want to buy or wouldn't sdvertise, so if you have a good proposition answer af once with full particu.ars.

price, location, etc. Address A-744. care Register and Leader. 058 WE BUY your old furniture and stove. Yankee Furniture Store 608 W.

Grand. Iowa, 1961-X. Mutual 7333-L. 0103 WANTED To purchase a lot in Greenwood cemetery. Rhert Fullerton.

i)d and Grand avenue. 0624 HIGHEST pi Ices for furniture. Red Star Store, 717 Grand. Ia. 1109-x; mut.

7213-L. 630 ROLL top office desk. Ia. S20X; Mut. 632.

(V-27 WANTED TO BORROW. WANTED of $1,200 secured by first mortg. on 120 acres of Iowa land. 744 cr Registr and Leader. 691 ATTRACTIONS.

Amusement Committees Have you secured your fourth of July attractions? If not. write today for list of acts with prices. Central Booking Agency, 816 Locust Des Moines. 6.10 WANTED A place to show moving pictures July 4 for free attraction; one hour performance guaranteed. Address 7, 698 care Register and Leader.

WANTED-Merrygoround for fourth of July; other privileges to let. Committee, Box 154, McCallsburg. Is. 573 ATTRA A NTED. SHOWMKX WAXTHD AT GRKKXE, IOWA, for July 3rd and -v4th: Side Shows, Street Shows, Freaks, Novelty Men, for big Race Meet and Celebration at Greene, Iowa, the best crowd getting town of its size in the state.

For privileges and concessions address Dr. II. Dewar, Sec'y, Greene, Iowa. B71 WANTED Merry-go-round and other attractions for fourtli of July celebration at Wellsburg, Ia. Address C.

C. Kuper, Wellshurg, Iowa. 475 WANTED Good show for 4th of July night at opera house. Good show town and a good house. Ed Garst, Truro, Iowa.

492 WANTED Merry-go-round and other attractions for July 4 Liberal concessions. Isaac Olson. Thor. Ia. 473 MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE MONEY LOANED ON DES MOINES REAL ESTATE.

flatton-MeCutchen Agency Member Des Moines Real Estate Ex. 308 and 310 West Bth St. 0613 LOANS onDes Moines real estate. Hood privileges. No delay.

First mortgages for sale. fercivai-Porter 205 Bth. 0419 iiuNEY TO LOAN on farm and city ioat estate. Papers retained here; favorable terms of payment. IOWA LOAN TRUST CO.

0410 MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE Samson Noble, Attorneys, Clapp Block. 630 CHATTEL AND SALARY LOANS. uitumtiminmumimwrnimmnmmu $ss MONEY ON DEMAND Hi Our specialty is quick loans, with private service. Our way of business will please you. Lowest tii rates in Des Moines.

$fS MUTUAL LOAN tii 301 Fleming Bldg. Both Phones. 0811 UL'll UUA.KAJNTBM Wu llt yuu liny uuiount 011 yvur iiursonai security at rates 10 IX) a I'BJA CENT ClUOAPKOt than any other flrtu Ui Ilia city and ou the euslest term coin cnieiil to ywur Income. No p-fhlli-ity, no nunulelon. Itebule allowed, extended In case i slck-nc-w or mlslwtuue.

bee us for a mjuure (li-ul. A. Adler, 312 313 Utica' Bldg. Lovvest Kate Loans We advance money on your furniture, piano, live stock, real estate, strictly the ery lowest rates In the county; we do business on business principles and can assure you the ame courteous treatment that you would receive at any bank. Call and see us before going elsewhere.

J. LEVITT. 215-218 Youngerman Blk. Both Phones. 053 a win loan you on your lui niture, pianos, horses, diamonds or anything of value at rates you can afford to pay, from one month to a year.

No red tape, strictest privacy observed. It pays you to see us. Fidelity Loan 53S-34-SB Utica Bldg. 0528 Hot chicken sandwich Jersey Lunch. 6.91 MRS.

FRANK BRIGG3 ILU-Mrs. Fruiiu Briggs is reported seriously 111 at ner home, i-Af2 WalKcr street. MARRIED A'l" MARSHALL-TOWN. B. jacKson, a baitenuer oi this city, and Aii.sK eve Irene Neisoit.

also ol bs Moines, were married at Aiarsoaiilown at lu cock ycfcUiuay uy justice ot the I'cace i. S. Allllaru. FORMER POLICE MAX ARRESTED Joe ll.ion, ex-ionce officer, was arrested by officer Fauersun and kouhus-nirtii Otimige last night on a charge u( ootaiiung money by laise pretenses. Wilson was indicted by i lie grand jury.

CHERRY TIME IS by C. Walrous wuh having ruled his cheriy Hces of their li.si ions-fruit. A. Pearcv and Mike Can were arretted yesteruay afternoi n. Tlvey gave bonds for their appearance in police court tins morning.

PAKKS-OkSBORN. Willis R. Parks, an employe of the Haywocd Candy company, anu iuis; Efne M. Osborn of fib) EaSl Suteet wcie. married last night at the home of the brine.

The Rev Mr. Van Horn periormed tne ceremony. The young will be at home July 1 at East Walnut street. CAVALRY SA DOLES FOR i-avali saddles will be furnished the mounted policemen if the city council will provide the money. Mr.

Hamery yesterday suomited a resolution authorizing tne purcflasc of eUlil MeCieilan Mack covered wuh olive dtao Kt'iidiiaifd telt saddle pads at a cost of JIKI.U). 'i he resolution was laid over. MANY ATTEXD June festival which the ladies of Father I Nugenl iwrish are conducting, is at- traiting crowds each evening. luosaay evening Graham's orchestra was present and the young people enjoyed a two step at the close ol me evening. Last night a prize was given each to me most popular married and young lady present.

PCT ON SERVICE. -The Milwaukee road will install Its summer service to Laiie Okoboji and Spirit Lake beginning with the ttain leaving Des Moines at p. Saturday the 27th. 'Phis day only the train will run special from Rockwell City and will continue to run through daily, except Sundays, until the ''lose of tiie lako season. RELEASED FROM E.

Sojinrcs and daughter Ruth and Mrs. WliormJey were released from (juarantine Tuesday and left for Newton Tuesday evening for an Indetinhe stay. Mr. Squires' wile dieci of diphtheria several days ago and the remains were taken to Newton for interment last Saturday noon. Mrs.

Whormley is the mother oi the deceased. SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC Members of the First Baptis. Sunday school held a picnic yesterday afternoon at Beaver park. About 2vi0 were and an enjoyable day was spent in games and races. The picnickers left on the 9:30 o'clock interurban.

In the afternoon two ball games were played which ended up with the score standing 3 to 2 and 10 to 8. Dr. Hanson, pastor of the First Baptist church, was the pitcher In the first game and succeeded in winning for his team. FOUND BADLY ItCRT-James Rudle-stead. a stone cutter of Huxley, was found Ivlng on the pavement at East First and Grand avenue last evening with several deep gashes on his head.

Assistant City Pnysician Morse was called and dressed the man wounds. He was too intoxicated to tell how he was injured but it is the belief of the officers that he attempted to alight from a moving interurban car. He nad a ticket for Huxlcv in his pocketbook. He was given a berth in the city jail for the night. BOY FIGHTS OF I CE.R.

Fred Neise, paroled from the Eldora Industrial school, fought desperately with Probation Officer Young and Special Agent Hammitt of the reformatory before he was finally taken Into custody at Nineteenth and Crocker streets. The fight attracted a large crowd of men and boys who for a time threatened to take the part of young' Neise. Officer Young was compelled to use hlu un before he could drive the crowU tack. Neise was rlm-' subdued and taken to the police stanon. He will be returned to Eldora.

INQUEST OVER MINER. -The jury at the inquest held last night In the coroner's rooms at the court house over the body of Charles McElwain. who died Sunday morning from injuries received in the Gibson coal mine hist Friday, decided to take the evidence under advisement before delivering the verdict. Several of the employes of the mine who worked n-ar McElwain when he was killed testified that if the doors leading to the oening of the shaft bad not been left unlocked the accident would never have occurred. It was shown that it Is the custom to lock the doors of the shaft when the cages are going one way or the other.

The jury Is composed of C. K. Meade. Roy Nichols and Ream Johnson. They will meet again this afternoon In the rooms of the coroner and decide as to the yerldct.

Funerals. HETHERSHAW The funeral of Mrs. James Hethershaw will be held from the residence. West Eighteenth and McKinley street, this afternoon. Prof.

Sherman Kirk of Drake university will conduct the services. Interment will take place in Oak Grove cemetery. TR AFFLEY The funeral of William F. Traffley will be held this afternoon frurn the residence, 1116 West Grand avenue. Interim lit will take place in Gindale cemetery.

OFMC1AL WEATHER STATISTICS rTe7oniTv7n1? the weather at the places mentioned at 7 p. central time, June 24. Minimum temperatures are for the past twenty- four hoifs: Station. Wind. Wthr.

Abilene pt. cldy) Tp.Mx.Mn.Pr. ...80 84 70 .20 Amarillo clear) it Bismarck clear) 72 Charles City rain) 72 clean 14 78 58 74 50 78 54 .01 76 40 SO 66 84 54 82 60 Chicago char) 7S Concordia clear) 52 I Dnvennort clear) Denver clear) SO f-2 48 Des Moines clear) SO ax Detroit tw clear) 4 i8 70 Devils Lake. clear) .68 70 50 .01 Dodce City clear) Dubuque clear) Iiurango cidy) El Paso clear) Galveston (ste clear) 78 84 78 78 58 5,8 ....76 84 44 ....88 00 70 ....82 86 78 .01 Grand Junction clear) 90 90 54 Havre lsw clear) 86 86 44 Helena clear) 80 84 46 Huron clear) 76 SO 52 Kansas City clear) 78 82 46 Lander clear) 76 78 40 Mod-nn clear) 84 86 4a North Platte 48 Omaha clear) 84 84 62 Peoria clear) 76 so 62 Pueblo cldy) 80 90 54 Rapid City clear) 72 so 54 Roswell clear) 86 86 SO St. Paul clear) 72 SO 68 Salt Lake City 80 80 50 Santa Fe cldy) 72 78 58 Saul; Ste Marie elearr 64 56 Tr Shrridan clear) 76 78 42 Wllllston claer) 74 74 48 Excess of precipitation' at Des Moines for 1908, 4 28 Inches.

The temperature as ohserved at the local office of tlie United States weather bureau yesterday was as follows: 6 a. 58 2 p. 81 8 a. 65 4 p. 84 10 a.

6 6 p. SJ 12 76 SICK II Positively cored by these Little Pills. They also rellere Dis tresa from Dyspepsia, In. dlfc'estlon and Too neartji Eating, A perfect reroj edy tor Dizziness, Nausea, Drowslnees. Bad Tasts, la the lioutU, Coated.

Tonffue, Pain In the 61do, TORPID LIVER. Ttiej Purely Vegetable. MALL PILL SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE, Genuine Must Bear Fao-Similo Signatura REFUSE SUBSTITUTES iCARTER'S E1TTLE IVER PILLS. regulate tbe Bowels, r- I GARTERS ITTI.E flVER CORN STARCH most famous coolu AMUSEMENTS. Hued Darktown Dandies "Georgia" DICKINSON WINS HIS FIRST MATCH J.

D. CADY OP MOLINE IS ALSO SUCCESS t'L. P. R. TALBOT IS DEFEATED YOUNG JOHNSON PITS VETERAN OUT.

Interesting Golf is Doing Played in the Transmississippi Tournament. KANSAS CITY, June The eighth annual golf tournament of the Transmlsslsslppi uolf association that being held on the links of the vans-Ion Uolf club reached a stage this afternoon where the dopsters could begin to get a line on the probable winners, borne excellent golf was played in the second round of the three flights. With few exceptions the results were about the same as the predictions made by the knowing ones when the drawing was held and the players were paired off. A number of the players appear to be evenly matched and close scores are expected from now on. Probably the best game played this afternoon was the one between A.

J. Roberts. Kansas City, and A. V. Kitisler of Omaha that went o.S holes before the winner could be determined Roberta won th-a match with one up in 38 holes.

At the 35th hole, Islnsler was one up: They drove off for the final hole and both men made good approaches. Kinsler missed air easy put at thb hole and' Roberts won. Warren Dickinson of Ds Moines won his match Willi Turner of Wichita on the thirty-fifth hole, the contest between the two being close all the wav through Dickinson Is playing a good game. One of the big matches of the day was between H. Johnson, the champion of Minneapolis, and Paul R.

Talbot, the Kansas preacher, who put Ardo Mitchell of Rock Island out of the transmississlppi tournament last year. Johnson was in fine form and won rather easily. John D. Cady, the president of the association, is In great form and disposed of the young Colorado Springs crack, II. Davis, In a hurry.

Walter Fairbanks, the veteran from Denver, is playing as well as any of them and will have a show for the finals. The following players were known as the first Might of thirty-two, and played fifty-six holes at match play. The Sixteen winners will compete tomorrow for "lr viiauipionsmp, anil me sixteen losers will compete for the consolation prize: J. P. Magee of Omaha defeated A.

W. arren of St. Joseph, 8 up and 7 to play. Paul Hyde of Wichitn defeated K. Bragg of Kansas City Country club 4 up and 3 to play.

Warren Olrken.nn IIa. Afn4- feaied T. W. D. Turner of Wichita, 2 and 1 to W.

1 of Omaha deYated Newhold Colorado Srrini-s, 6 up and 4 to play. Thomas Griffith of Wichitn defeated Morrison of Kansas City Eanston, 3 up and 2 to play. C. B. Whitehead of Denver defeated II.

Shaufller of Kansas Cltv Evanston. 2 up. W. W. Chamhers of Omaha defeated Frederick Cahoon of Wichita, 6 'ip and 5 to piny.

E. H. Beaver of Kansas Cltv Evanston defeated E. H. Sprague of Omaha, 5 up and 4 to rlay.

C. R. Jones of Kanss Cltv Evanston defeated R. Hedge of Kansas Citv Evanston 2 up and 1 to play. Harry Legg of Minneapolis defeated Garland M.

Jones of Kansas City Evanston. fl and to play J. A. Roberts of Kansas Cltv defeated V. Kinsler of Omaha.

1 up. Wal'er Fairbanks of Denver defeated H. c. Sumney of 15 in and 14 to Play. F.

M. Rhodes of Kansas Cltv Country club defeated H. li. Rowland of St. Joseph, 3 up and 2 to play.

H. Johnson of Minneapolis defeated Paul R. Talbot. 5 op and 4 to plav. John r.

Cady of Mollne defeated H. R. Davis, of Colorado ftprings, 11 tin and 9 to play. F. W.

McCartney of Denver defeated Dr. G. L. viler of Kansas City Evanston, 6 up 5 to play. Announcements.

Tin aid society of the Pilgrim Congre-fa'lonal church "ii East Twelfth street will meet Thursday nisht with Mrs. Sloan on Pearle s'reet. Take Walker street car. The Ladles Aid sncietv of the University venue Reformed church will hol-l rccnlar meeting Thursday afternoon. June 23.

with Mrs. on Nineteenth street, near Fori st avenue. Rrsular monthly mee ing of the local Afro-Americnn council at Street Baptist church, Eisl Ninth and Maple streets, this evening at 8 di'i-ussioii of the recent outrage upon the little negro girl hy the white man at Boone, a. All race loving men and women cordially invited. ROLLINS In Des Moines.

June 23. iri8, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Rollins, a sen.

Before you buv Office Supplies. Plank Books, Fancy Stationery, Post Cards, photo post Cards, see us; our prices are reasonable. Roovart -Campbell 609 Locust street. hrfmmt mm i-Si r--- I MAKRIAGK LICENSE RECORD. Name and Residence.

August G. Haskamp, city Clara M. Burteh. city W. A.

Butlin, city Ada Plummer. city Homer M. Avon Lizzie Palmer, Avon Clarence C. Basher, Auburn Grace M. Parsons.

Cameron D. C. McCown, city Bernice Wooster. cltv John M. Jones, Bussey Georgia E.

Schnack, Bussev W. T. Roberts, city Nell Armbrest Winterset H. B. Knight, citv Ethel May Ring, city D.

W. Dayton. Vallev Junction Retilah L. Bean, Valley Junction Orover G. Hamilton.

Decatur Helen R. Keller, cltv Willis R. Parks, city Essie Madcre, Osborne, city Frank D. Gray. Valley Junction Nell I.

Casey. Valley junction Sw.an Swanson. Rally, Micii Annie Nicholson. Bailv, Mich Alfred Crist, c'tv Mary Frey. citv Age.

...21 ...23 ,...25 ...24 ,...20 ,...22 26 ...23 ...10 ...24 ...21 ...29 ...28 DISTRICT COURT RECORD. Aldrich vs. Segner; motion. C. F.

Swanson vs. Raymond Windsor; motion. C. B. Paul vs.

B. A. motion. J. B.

Johnston vs. A. L. Lenox; motion. Dwight Hale vs.

Humane Remedy motion. Lambert vs. Morris et al; motion. Limited Term Life Association vs. H.

R. Davlin; motion. Woorz vs. Cooner; motion. Harry Egland vs.

Garvet motion. Tlios. Beck Sons vs. Economy Coal demurrer. Capital insurance Co.

vs. C. H. Hurd; petition. C.

P. Guthrie vs. Blue Line Transfer petition. HI lLiDING PERMITS. E.

J. Wilkins, dwelling, K31 Penn avenue N. H. Weeks, dwelling, 'itidianola a yen ue 800 Mrs. D.

Hanger, dwelling, 72S Euclid avenue 2.50(5 F. Balzer. cement stone factory, 306 Southeast Fifth street 400 WANT ADS The rate on Want Ads is One Cent per word, each Insertion. No Insertion for less than 10 cents. Ads for one month, Daily and Sunday, $1.25 per line.

$1.60 per line.) Advertisers who wish to have answers addressed to a letter and number of The Register and Leader office can do so. Telephone 180 Register and Leader Want Ad Department. WANT AD AGENCIES. E. L.

Twining, Tenth and Center Sts. Beck Drug Twelfth and High Sts. W. A. Graham, Sixth and State.

Ralph C. Jones, 26th and University. H. C. Boyd, 1002 West Ninth.

E. A. Downing, Ninth and Grand Avot Swihan Drug Twebth and Laurel. Benge Drug 20th and Forest. C.

T. Randall. 1401 Forest Ave. D. H.

Reichard, 18th and University. -VV. B. Shaffer, Sixth and School. E.

L. Twining. Ninth and University. M. E.

Davis Drug Ninth and Center. Guth Drug 903 Fremont. E. K. Draper, 19th and Crocker.

HELP WANTED MALE. EMPLOYES Send 00 the International Hotel Employes' Association and secure free, employment, legal advice and an insurance policy for $1,000, paying $7-50 a week for accldenv and Jb.OO a week for sickness. INTERNATIONAL HOTEL EMPLOYES' ASSOCIATION. 320 Century Minneapolis. 75 WANTED Before November 1st, fifty strictly temperate and reliable young men to learn telegraphy and station work for position on a new railroad.

Positions guaranteed. Address Highland Park College of Telegraphy and Station Work, Des Moines, Iowa. Ill GOOD OPPORTUNITY for ambitious salesmen to secure profitable, permanent position in their immediate territory. Previous experience unnecessary. Box 237, Perry, Iowa.

177 YOU CAN MAKE $3,000 to $10,000 yearly in tlie Mercantile Collection Business. Experience unnecessary. Particulars free. "Manager," Box 3731, Sandwich, Mass. 677 GENTLElMEiN We call for, press and deliver, one suit a week, 4 suits per month, for $1.

National Dress Club. 592 WANTED Thoroughly competent bookkeeper for wholesale and retail set of bonks. Apply Brinsmaid Co. 393 WANTED Band leader who plays solo cornet. Steady job furnished.

Address B. SJBal rd.Pra irie City. Ia. 197 WANTED A good first class plumber; must be union man and lead worker. Mullen Dubuque.

Ia. 492 GOOD pay to advertise our brokerage business In your home town in spare time. Box 819 pes Moines. 0621 EXPERIENCED egg candlers wanted. None others need apply.

Swift Des Moines. 593 POSITIONS for drug men anywhere In U. S. or Canada. F.

V. Knlest. Omaha, Neb. 067 WA.NTE-D-Cherry pickers; take Center street car. Chambers, 40th and Beaver Ave.

493 Hot chicken sandwich 10c, Jersey Lunch. 591 A NT Driver, i 1 wagon. Mote. 671 BARBER wanted at 419 3d St. 593 II ELP VA XTEI) FEALi LE.

WANTED Girl for general housework. Must be first class and thoroughly competent. Salary $5 week, small family. Address X-608, care Register nnd Leader. 0619 PERMANENT position, good salary for middle aged woman to do cooking and general housework; references exchanged.

AddressP.0 Box 483, Des Moines. WANTED Ladles travel, open schools dress cutting with the latpst system; also to open school lr Des Moines. Address 758 Register and Leader. 593 WANTED Head sales lady and demonstrator for Des Moines. Good proposition.

J. W. Hess Mfg. 205 W. Second St.

472 WANTED Competent girl; must be a good cook; references required. Inquire Mrs. C. A. Ftnkbine.

292U West Grand. 697 WANTED Two good girls, a cook and a competent nurse girl. Mrs. L-. Hht-bach, 8(2 6th street.

693 GIRLS WANTED on coats: steady work, hlghesi wages. Bailey Tailoring 7th and Mulberry. 393 WANTED Two good girls as cook and housemaid. Mrs. Robert Fullerton, 2.id and Grand Ave.

0624 WAN.TED At once, good reliable cook; steafly position. Address City Bakerv, Nevada, la. 62S GILS to learn h.alrd: easing. Terns reasonable. 242 K.

P. bth and 4'6 AI SOY'S NEW WHITE SAILORS. THE LATEST STYLES. 30 WANTED Girl for general housework. Good wa .7 1 8W es tBt 472 Hot chicken sandwich Jersey Lunch.

691 WANTED Graduate nurse. Motes office. 671 THE ONLY SHOW IN TOWN The Most Gorgeous Act In Vaudeville THE SIX MUSICAL MOSSES Mimic Four Conroy, Lemalre A Co. Richards 4. Glover Camllle Comedy Trio Gill Brown Kinodrome NEXT WEEK Arthur Dunn and Marie Glasser.

Seats on Sale at Olsen's. Matinee 3:16. Evening 8:45. saw1? MIDUHO CHAUTAUQUA June 26th to July 5th TODAY IS THE LAST DAY YOU CAN BUY TICKETS AT $1.50 ADULT 75c CHILDREN Positively no variation from this rule except where tickets have been held for out-of-town people on their positive orders. BUY NOW from canvassers or MIDLAND CHAUTAUQUA C1ECUIT S.

M. Holladay, Manager. POO Fleming Building Des Moines. Iowa. RIVER BEGINS FALLING REACHES HIGH MARK YESTERDAY XOOX AM) IS GOING DOWN.

Went To 14.2 Feet, the Highest Point It Has Reached for the Past Five Years. After reaching a stage of 14.2 feef at noon yesterday tlie Dps Moines river be-gan to fall and is. now receding slowly. Today the fall will he more rapid, the weather bureau says. Yesterday's high mark was five Inches above the record of the May food and the highest stage reached by the river here in rive yearn.

The waters were falling rapidly at Uoone and Fort Dodie yesterday. Dozens of homes In the low sections of the city are deserted as a result of the river overflowing its banks and Inundating. the, low lands. A big force of men were kept at work on the dikes yesterday strengthening the weak places. Water Stood several inches deep on the Des Molnes-Fort Dodge Interurban tracks yesterday morning and the cars were unable to pass for awhile.

The charitable organizations have furnished relief to a number of families hut the suffering will not be as great as during tie May floods because of its shorter duration. The rise in the Raccoon river has been omparailvely liht and this also lessened the seriousness of the situation. The rain were not so heavy in the western part of the state and the Toon is not swollen as it whs in Ma v. The foundation of' robust health is what is allowed to enter the mouth. The more simple the diet, the more perfect the health.

PJi it Mr it WHEAT FLAKE CELERY is plain, pure and wholesome, easily digested, prevents constipation. For sale by all Grocer FoI.lT Gold Medal Hour makes baking easy. Tbebesa. A i 320 Acres Heavy Timber Land near Deere River. Cass So.

2 mi. from town; $20 per acre, clear. Want good drug stock or other mdse. for whole or part. C.

E. Grunn Watertown. S. D. 592 WANTED To exchange Centralia, Washington, property 2 pieces paying $600 per mo.

rent, for Iowa farm or city property, will take or pay difference. My price Is $40,000 each; will exchange one or both; new buildings; will sell on terms; 40 miles from beach; finest climate on earth; investigate. Address H. S. Smith, owner.

Centralia. Washington. 712 400 ACRES near Salem. Dent Mo. Price $12.59.

Want Des M. residence. 4 R. cottage tnewi near 20th and Franklin Sts. Want small place near Second and Forest avenue.

Central Land Co. i 704 Obs. City. Both phones. 591 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE An A No.

1 grain, coal, feed and tile business. Elevator handles about 130,000 bus. annually and he other lines pay better than 50 per cent on the amount invested. Would consider a good tiuarter section of Iowa land. Adlress N-623, care Reg-lster and Leader.

0618 FINE family carriage for cheap lot, 3-0. 80-A. Mo. land for city lots, $20. $12,000 home for clear, cheap land.

House In Boone for city property, $4,500. Des Moines home for Denver home. Butte home for Des Moines home. H. J.

Grlswold. 210 Cit. Nat. iSl 7.