TITE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, MAY liT, 1JK)0.
Stats Congreti at Dei Molnta Elects Its
Officjrs.
DIMMITT PAIR ON TRIAL FOR ASSAULT
Stud- liltpruollfKlnlp Athlrlli; Assoc).
atlmi nl HiikIiichm Mim-IIiik liuM
Onl Tn ( ulli-uca friim I'lrlil
.Meet ut Svt rnr.
DBS MOINES, May 26. (Special Telo
gram ) Tho Iowa State Congrcrs of Moth
era was organized hero this morning with
thu following ofnYers: President, Mrs. I.
L. mills. Dm Mohmi; vlco prejldcnt, Mrs. i
Julia Clark Hallam, Slou.t City; recording
secretary. Mrs. Heoe Jerrell, Oskaloosa; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. E. S. Uursilii. Dca
Molncs; treasurer, Mrs. 'J. H. Hockafellow,
Atlantic; auditor, Mrs. II. A. Romans, Den
Iboii. Thorn wero dcligatea from all over the
elate. Tho final meeting cf tho executive
board of tho National Congress was hold
at the Savery house this morning. The
tlmo was irppnb In rearranging committee
and discussing tho question of ways and
means. Several additions have been made
to tho old committees. Slnco tho meeting
of the resolutions coinmlttuo yesterday morn
Ins It hoi corao to light that the HUffraae
resolution which It was attempted to rail
road through tho congress this ywir wus
"brought before tho committee yowterday
morning and tabled. The matter was a morn
formality, na tho samo question has been
beforo thii resolutions committee at each
annual mooting slnco tho congress1 was or
ganized. Sccrotary Kennedy of tho state board of
health recolved notice today that one case
of smallpox has been discovered ut Webster
City.
Tho Central Telcphono and Telegraph
company of Cedar HapldH filed articles of
Incorporation toduy. Tho capital Ih $500,
000. A. T. Avcrlll Is prcHldent.
Ill in in I ( ( n In Court.
Eliza, and James Dlmmltt woro brought
Into tho criminal court this morning to an
swer to tho chargo of assault with Intent
to commit murder. They waived examina
tion, but It Is thought a pica of guilty will
bo entered Monday. Doth were heavily
Ironed and chained to each other S3 that
oscapo wn Impossible. Tho Dlmmitts were
brought from Chicago, wanted here for tho
assault upon Jailer Maxwell, In which tho
latter nearly beaten to death, and lor
auvornl other crimen. After nerving a long
term hero they will be taken back to Cook
county to answer to tho chargo of assault
ing a Chicago night watchman with tho In
tention of murdering him, They are a noted
pair.
Tho Intcr-colleglato Athletic association
In business meeting today shut out Tonn
of Oskaloosa, and tho Upper Iowa Univer
sity, from participating In tho field meet
noxt year. Upper Iowa In clearly disqualified
becaumt of tho constitutional provision re
quiring a college to mako ten points In two
field meets or elso bo dropped, but Pcnn
college claims that tho association ha dis
criminated against It. Simpson college was
niado a member of tho association and will
compete newt year with the State University,
Orinncll, Ames, Cornell, State Normal and
Drakci.
W USTION OP VOt'Nt; WOM.WS A(IJ.
.Mar- McAllister mill Her rather Dis
pute Hint Point.
SIOUX CITY, May 20. (Special Tele
gram.) Tho only real question at issue
now Is the habeas corpus proceedings at
Pender, Neb., for tho possession of Mary
McAllister is ns to the real age of the girl.
Her father haa sworn In an nnawor that Bho
Is 17 yearn old nnd she swears sho Is over
IS years old. The court will tako testimony
on this Ifnuo Juno T ut Dakota City.
Tho futher will also try to provo that tho
girl wanta to marry W. C. McNamara of
Sioux City and that he Is unlit to be tho
husband of any woman. In the meantime tho
girl Is living In the homo of Sheriff Daily
fit Pender. She has been dragged around
tho country so much lately because sho
wants to marry u man her father objects
to that sho Is getting rather used to It.
Scarlet IVi it ut Atlantic.
ATLANTIC. Ia., May 2ii. (Special.) For
more than a month scarlet fever has been
prevalent In this city, with deaths result
ing, though tho majority of rases have been
of u mild type. The death of n 9-yenr-old
(laughter of Mr. and Mrs. (loft yesterday
afternoon shows tho disease to havo reached
n malignant stage. Tho little girl was in
schuol Thursday afternoon nnd Thursday
ovenlng was playing with other children.
In the night she was tnkeu sick and died
yesterday afternoon nt I o'clock. It Is
probable that at least one of tho school
rooms will be temporarily dismissed. The
funeral was held this morning. Tho Hoard
of Health has taken extra precaution In
tho mutter of quarantine regulations.
Cniitrm of CiiIIckck,
LHMAU.-?. la.. May 20. (Special.) Tho
llft'h annual contest of tho Northwestern
Iowa Oratorical association was held ut tho
opera houso In this city this evening. Com
petitors from Huron Vista college, Storm
Ijike, Denlson Normal eollego aud Lemara
Normal college took pari The gold medal
-was won by Howard L. Smith of Storm
Ijike. Second honors wero carried olf by
Dow of Tnlcott of Denlron. A tremendous
crowd attended the content. In the after
noon the Lemar Normnl college bajo ball
nine dtfeatcd tho Denlson team In a ragged
and loose game by u score of l'J to IS. lat
teries. Lnnars. Deffordong and Clamor;
Denlson. Ktrkputrtck and Hudd.
Arrniiue for llllle Mmot,
FOKT DODOK. Ia.. May 2. (Special.)
Colonel Thonnas F. Cook Is arranging with
Company (1 of this city to sond two mem
bers to the state rifle sheet at Cedar Hap
Ids on June '1. Two men will bo sent frqm
each company of tho four state regiments
to rerelvo lijEtructlons from the colonel,
who Is Inspector general of the small arms
practice. They will spend four or five days
In camp practicing and receiving instruc
tions. After that they will return to their
companies, and the target prnctlco upon
which the company's record Is mado will bo
done at home.
I'tulll 1'lllU St'rllMial) ,
ATLANTIC, la. May 2(5. (Special.) An
encmnter which came near resulting In a
fatality occurred yejtcrday evening In a
gambling Joint. Ham Schwartz Is still In a
dazed condition ns a result of tho fight with
another party. Ho wns badly cut about tho
face, so It Is eveldent Hint knuckles or a
cjttt) wero used upon him. The first thnt was
known of tho affair was when Schwartz pre
sented himself ut the police station and
asked for medical aid. He was so weak he
could hardly get there. As there wero no
wltnersea to the nffalr there will probably
bo no arrests.
i:iuiinur t'miili Ari'i'itteil.
SIOUX CITY. May 26. (Special Tele
pram ) An eloping couple from Sloan were
arreBted Inst night by Sheriff Jackson and
Ucputy Sheriff O. S. Thompson. The right
name of the man Is Charles Kuo ami that
of the woman Mrs. James Hemic. She Is the
wlfo of a man living at Sloan, who sent up
word of hor disappearance with F.no.
Chilli' llrilllirUllliIrt I'.ni'lipr.
dniNNELL, Iu May 20. (Special.) Oao
of tho most rcwarkablo cscapej on rcord
occurred today near Olds, on the Iowa Cen
tral, where u baby was knocked abaut 1C0
fret by a locomotlvo and was apparently
unhurt. A little 3-year-old child whcelol a
baby cab down the track and cot the whe la
entangled In a cattle guard. Tired out with
his efforts to remove It, ho clambered Into
the cab and went peacefully to sleep. A
short time afterward a train came along
and knocked the baby and cab 100 feet or
more. Tho train was stopped and the baby
picked up unhurt. The parents of tbo chl d
are Mr. and Mrs. Casper.
I'r ni'luTx llnil Reunion,
OMNNELL, la., May :C (Special.) Tho
Eastern Iowa Preachers' astociatlon, which
has been In session In Okaloosa for the hut
three days, was cloned this afternoon. Tne
attendanco was fairly representative from
that part of the stato and some Interesting
resolutions were adopted. Tho newly
chosen officers of tho association for the en
suing year arc: President, O. W. Ilur-h,
West Liberty; vice president. W. W. Col
Unci, Kellogg; secretary, C. C. Davis, Daven
port. liny Droit neil In Sm I m in I ii FC.
AVOCA, la., May 26. (Special Tele
gram.) Hollle Clements, tho 10-year-ild
eon of David Clements, was drowned In the
West Ilotna thla nftcrnonn, where he, In
company with several boys about his age,
wero swimming,
NEW ROAD WINS ONE ROUND
(Continued from Eighth Page.)
of other saloona but havo not yot been
served.
Ing says that In following In the foot
stera of Attorney J. J. Shea he Is actuated
Blmply by tho desire to havo all saloons
closed on Sundays. He denies that he la
In tho gamo for a money consideration and
claims to havo the "moral support" of tho
reform commltteo which cauwed the gambling
rooms to be closed. The saloon men are con
sidering tho advisability of organizing for
their mutual protection. They all laugh at
tho Idea of Long prslng as a moral reformer.
is Mii.Moitv of iiit.ivn ntCAl).
I.lvlnir Soldiers AVID Pnr Tribute
Toilny to Timor Wlin llnve fimseil,
'Abo Lincoln post, Orand Army of tho He
public and Encampment No. 8, Union Veteran
Legion, will hold their annual memorial ser
vices this evening. Those of tho former or
ganization will bo nt Ilroadway Methodist
church, whllo tho latter will hold theirs at
St. Francla Xavlcr'n Catholic church.
The following Is the program to bo given
at tbo memorial services of tho Union Vet
eran Legion encampment to be held at 8
o'olock In St. Francis Xnvler'a church. Tho
music will be furnished by tho regular
church choir under the direction of Mlsi
Margaret Judge, organist:
"Star Spangled Jlnnncr"
James Mulqueen and Choir
Opening exercises.
Prayer by Chaplnln.
"Tho Vacant Chnlr"
Eugeno A. lngoldshy nnd Choir
Itciidlntr roll of honor by adjutant.
"Tenting on the Old Camp Ground"....
'Mr. -Melzl and Choir
Poem "Tho Bivouac of the Dead"
Major W. II. Spera
Solo "Just for Today". ...Miss Myrtle Faul
AddrcfH by Post Commander, Hev. Snyder.
"Nearer My Ood to Thee" Choir
Address "In Memory of tho Women of
the Wnr" Colonel V. S. Paulson
"Columbia, tho Gem of the Ocean". ...Choir
Orution Hov. Patrick Smyth
"America" Choir
Benediction.
Taps.
For tho Grand Army of the Hopubllc serv
icer ut tho Ilroadway Methodist church this
evening no program has been urranged.
There will be music appropriate to the occa
sion and tho address will bo delivered by
tho pastor, Hov. .Myron C. Waddcll.
Comrades of Encampment No, S, Union
Veteran Legion, will meet at tho armory of
Company L, Fifty-first Iowa National guard,
nt 101 South Main street this evening at 1
o'clock to attend memorial cervices nt St.
Francis Xavler's church, by order of W. H.
Spcra, lieutenant commanding, and W. S.
Rice, adjutant. All old soldiers, soldlero of
tho Spanish and Philippine wars and citizens
generally are invited to nttend.
Attention: All members of Abe Lincoln
post No. 29, Grand Army of the Republic,
are hereby notified to report at post head
quarters this evening nt 7 o'clock sharp to
attend dlvlno nervices at the Droadway
Molhodlst church. All old soldiers and sail
ors of tho civil and Spanish wars, tho
Woman's Hellcf corps, High School cadets
and all other patriotic organizations are
cordially Invited to participate In theso eerv
lcc. Samuel Johnson, post commander;
Edward J. Abbott, adjutant.
I'll vrloprnl HiiveloiesS Knvelopcul
Good envelopes 2c n packago In our sta
tionery department. Theso aro our reg
ular goods, all sizes, square und oblong, 2c
a package this week only. DcLong, the
printer, 307 Hroadway.
You can get a good extension table at
Keller & Hand's, 407 Broadway, by paying
$1 a wcok until paid for.
Sowing machines and bicycles repaired
at Williamson's, 10G Mnln street.
Ladies' sailors, Knox style, at Mctcalt's.
Clilireli .otea.
St. Paul's Episcopal church, Hov. George
Edward Walk, rectcr. Tho Sunday aftor
Ancenslon. Holy communion at 7:30 a. m.,
morning prayer and sermon nt 10:30 o'clock,
evening prnycr nnd sermon ut 8 o'clock.
Grace Episcopal church, Hev. H. L. Knox,
rector. Sunday school at 9:15 n. in. Holy
communion und sermon at 11 a. m., evening
prayer and sermon nt 8 o'clqck.
At tho First Chrlstlnn church appropriate
memorial services will bo held both morn
ing nnd evening. Tho pastor, Rev. S. M.
Porldns, will preach In tho morning on "The
Christian Soldier," while his subject In tha
evening will bo "Fighting the Good Fight "
Sunday school will bo held at noon, mectjng
of Junior Christian Endeavor society 'at
3.30 p. m., nnd meeting of Senior Christian
Endeavor society at 7 p. m.
"Tho Young Man Whom Jesus Loved" will
be tho subject of Hev. J. W. Wilson's sor
mon this morning nt tho Congregational
church. In tho evening ho will deliver a
short uddretM on "Blessings Iald Up for
These Who Lovo Ood." Sunday 'school will
bo held ut noon and meeting of Christian
Endeavor society at 7 p. m.
Tho pastor, Hev. Myron C. Wnddell, will
preach this morning at tho Hrcadway Meth
odist church on "Faith In Cod." In tho
evening the Grand Army of tho Republic
will hold lis memorial sorvlces. AH other
services will bo at the usual hours.
Hev. R. Chrlstopherson, who leaves for
Oakland, Cnl., In a fow days, will preach
his farewell sermon this evening at tho
Scandinavian Baptist church.
At St. John's English Lutheran church
this morning the pastor, Hev. O. W. Snyder,
will take ns the theme for his sermon
"What Man May Bo." There will be no
service In tho ovenlng, as Hev. Mr. Snyder
will deliver an address at the memorial
services of tho Veteran legion at St. Fran
cis Xavler's Catholic church. Sunday school
will bo held at noon.
Hev. H. Venting, pastor of the First Bap
tist church, will preach this morning on
"Tho Young Man." In tho evening his
subject will bo "The Old Man." Sunday
school will bo held nt noon and tbo meeting
of tho Young IVoplo's union at 7 p. cn. In
tho chapel. Miss May Caldwell will sing n
solo at th evening service. Sundny school
will be held at Bethany chapel nt 3 p. in.
anil Sunday school and preaching at the
usual hours at tbo Twenty-ninth street
m Irs Ion.
At tho Second Presbyterlnn church tho
pastor, Hev. Alexander Llthcrland, will
preach this morning on "Prnycr Part of
Providence " In the evening his subject will
bo: "Teachings That Last."
Rev. W. II. Cable, the pastor, will preach
at 10.30 a m and S p. m. today at Tiinlty
Methodist church. Class meeting at 9. IS
'a. ni.i Sunday school at noon, Junior leaguo
meeting at 3.30 p. ni, and Kpworth tcaguo
meeting at 7 p. m.
The Klrst Church of Christ. Scientist,
will hold services thin morning at 10:15
o'clock In tho Sapp block. Tho subject will
be. "God the Only Cause arul Creator." Ex
perlcnco meeting will be held Wednesday
evening at S o'clock.
1 "This Life as Related to the Future" will
bo the topic of Hev. W. S. Darnes' sermon
this morning at tho Klrst Presbyterian
church. In the evening he will preach on
"The Salt of tho Earth." All nervlcea will
be nt the usual hours.
Elder J. W. Wight of Lamont, la., will
preach this evening at 7:30 o'clock nt the
' Latter Day Saints' church. Sunday school
, will be held at 9 a. tn. Fellowship meeting
nt 10:30 a. m.
Davis sells paints.
Commonwealth 10-cent cigar.
Heal IJstiitc Trnnvfcrn.
The following transfers were filed yester
day In tho abstract, title nnd loan office of
J. W. Squire. 101 Pearl street:
Heirs of James Crow, deceased, to C.
II Stulir lot 2, block S, Mlnden, qrd..
Knt Mnrlnrlrt Klf-nilnif tn M. W. Flem
ECO
ing, the nw'4 of lot of sw nw',4 und
lot 3. iiw'.i ne'i. 00-75-13. M.c.d 1
Murtln Wukehouse nnd wife to Jnseplt
Howard. lot 12, block 15, Hayltss &
Palmer's addition, w. d 350
County Treasurer to First National
Hank. C It , lots 1 to 9, block 3. Col
by's Wnlnut drove. tnx.U 4
Same to same, lots 3 and 4, block 73,
Kiddies' sub. nnd 14 nnd 15 in w, Tur-
ley's ndd., tax.d
S.ime to same, lot 2, block 19. Uenson's
C2
I llrst add., tax.d
Sunn- to same, acres In nw'i nwUi
I 25-75-1 1, tox.il .
I Samo to C. It. Human Tuester, lot 12.
I block 3, 2 and 3 In 7, 2 and 4 In S nnd
mv'4 sw'i H Turley's ndd.. tax.d
Same to same, lots 3 to 10 In 2 and 7, 8
9 and 11 In 3. Turley's add., tax.d
I Sheriff to Mrs. A. W. Way, lots 1 and
2, block 13, Town of Corson, s h.d
16
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29
401
CO
v. u. uiiiin mm wmi la eiuck i-i'icrsuii,
lot 14, block 15, Howard's add., q.r.d..
Total. 11 transfers J1.I32
Ladles' sailors, Knox style, ut Mctcnlf's.
"Mr. Hlley" G-cent cigar.
I SOU
SOUTH OMAHA NEWS. 1
1
In order to comply, If possible, with tho
demand for more efficient service here Post
master Etter has recommended to the de
partment at Washington tho appointment
of a mounted currier, u mounted collector
of malls, one additional foot carrier and an
assistant distributing clerk.
At present tho malls are handled by nlno
cnrrlers. Four dellvcrlos aro mado each
day In tho business portion of tho city nnd
two deliveries In some sections of the resi
dence districts. No mall la delivered oust
of Thirteenth street, and peoplo living east
of this dividing line file frequent complaints
nt the postofflcc. There Is another section
of tho city In tho northeastern portion
where no delivery Is made. There Is so
much territory to cover that tho nlno car
riers I Hid It Impossible to give better
scrvlco in tho eight hours which they aro
permitted to work each day.
Complaints aro alto being mado by tho
packers. No attempt Is tnado by the post
office department hero to collect or deliver
malls to either tho Swift or Hammond
packing houses, as the forco Is not largo
enough to handle tho heavy malls received
by the&e two plants. Both Hammond
and Swift send their mall to tho postofllco
by special carriers, who tako back tho In
coming mall. Manager Howo of Armour's
has filed a protest against tho servlco given
In the afternoon. Mr. Howo desires very
much to havo a collection later than 3 p.
en., and ho Is also anxious for a 4 o'clock
delivery. Neither of theso requcets con bo
granted by Postmaster Etter unless the de
partment sees fit to lncrenso tho currier
force.
In cpeaklng about the needs of tho office
yesterday Captain Etter said that he was
doing the very beit ho could with the forco
at his disposal, if the department will give
htm a mounted collector u late afternoon
collection can be made at all of tho packing
houses and thus put a stop to some of tho
complaints. With a mounted carrier tho
portions of tho city whero there Is no free
delivery can bo covered.
If ono more foot carrier Is appointed
Postmaster Etter said that he could arrange
to give two deliveries dally to tho residence
portions whero only one Is made now. An
other clerk In tho mailing dopartmcnt Is
also badly needed, as tho malls are so
heavy that tho present force cannot properly
dispose of the malls without working over
time every day. The offlco forco Is mado
up of threo mailing clerks, two distribut
ing clerks, one general delivery clerk and
ono stamp clerk. Deputy Postmaster
Mosoley attends to tho money order depart
ment nnd this keeps him busy during tbo
hours tho office is open.
As nn Illustration of how rapidly tho
business of this offlco is Increasing It Is
stated by tho postmaster that the receipts
of tho offlco for 1899 exceeded those of 1893
by $13,000. So far this year the business
of tho offlco has been very heavy, and If tho
present rato Is continued an enormous In
crcaso will bo shown at tho end of tho year.
Nimv I'liMtu! Iti-KiilMtlnim.
Postmaster Etter has been notified by
First Assistant Postmnster Oenornl Heath
that a monoy order station has been estab
lished at tho exposition grounita In Paris.
By this arrangement nil postmasters at
money order offices in tho United States
may draw domestic money orderB payablo
at tho United States postofflco In Paris. Tho
Paris olllco may also issue money orders
payable at any office In this country. If
money orders nro to bo caBhed at any offlco
other than tho United States poctofflcc ut
tho exposition grounds tho usual Inter
national order form must be used. Tho
lssjilng of domestic orders for Paris means
qulto a pavlnc to thoso desiring to pend or
rocolvo money from Purls. Tho advices of
all such domestic money orde nro to bo
mailed direct to tho postmaster at New
York und by hlra transmitted to the station
at Purls.
4iooil Vnliies,
Our emtlro stcek at smaller prlccH than
any other firm In tho two Omahas will
namo for tho samo clas of goods.
Look in our N street window nt the f.O
cent and 75 cent shirts we ore selling at
39 cents.
See tho Ladles' $1 skirts we are selling
at Jl.'JS.
Look at tbo values we are offering In cur
men's clothing department and In our
youth's clothing department.
We will dress the little, fellows In kneo
pants cheaper than you will hope to find.
JOHN FLYNN & CO.
Vrv xbj'lerliiii Concert.
A concert will bo given at tho First Pres
byterian church on Friday evening, Juno 1,
Under the management of Miss Lillian
Fitch, the well known reader. In this en
tertainment Miss Fitch will bo assisted by
the following well known musicians.
Jean Boyd Mullan. Oscar (larelssen, Charles
Hlgglns. Miss Daisy Hlgglns, Francis Pot
ter, Slgmund LandBberg and Karl Smith.
Homer Peyton will reclto tho arena Bceno
from "Quo Vndls," which won tho state
oratorical contest recently.
Mnli- city Joiilp.
Seo F.d Munshuw & Co. for lumber. Tel IS5.
Edward Davis Is now In charge of the
Heed hotel.
A daughter has been born to Dr. and Mrs.
W. J. McCrann.
The banks and city offices will bo closed on
Decoration day.
The bank clearings still continue to show
a healthy Increase
The King's Daughters and Sous of the
Presbyterian church will Etvc a lawn social
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Until July 1st
WE WILL SELL
GAS STOVES
At from SI0 to $15.
Do all outslclo piping freo nnd chargo 6
cents a foot (or piping inside tho house.
The Gas Company,
26 Pearl St.,
Council Bluffs, la.
HERRICK REFRIGERATORS
Need no argument as to being tho best on the market, when onco seen, and they are
ICE SAVEBS. To avoid accident, buy tho
INSURANCE GASOLINE STOVE
It will not explode. Inwn mowers, Hammocks, Ice Cream freezers, Garden hese, and
everything clso In tho hardware line.
FOB DECORATION DAY We have a fow boquct holC:rs loft, but you must come
quick to get them.
Pfi Y3T( SOt BROADWAY,
WCVULi CoiiiiciM51ulls, Iowa.
The old reliable hardware store.
at Dr. Wheeler s on Thursday evening. May
31.
Miss Jeun Tuttle Is spending Sunday with
relatives ut Llm oln
J. W. Ferguson Intends removing his fam
ily to Furt Niobrara
Miss Mabel HUh Is the leader of tho
Christian Endeuvor society.
lona ML-Cnndlehs has returned to South
Omaha after a long absence.
A cuso of diphtheria Is reported at 70S
North Twenty-fourth street.
Frank Supplee of Chicago is here, the
guest of Harry L. Carpenter.
Seats and desks are being placed In pol- i
Hon at the Junsmann school. j
Mrs. Cora Wlrrlck. Eighteenth nnd 1
streets, Is reported seriously 111. i
Mrs. E. S. Harrell, Twenty-th'rd and J
streets. Is In Colorado with her father and i
brother.
No fcervlces will bo held at the First Hap
tist church until June 3, when the edltlcc
Health
and
Pleasure
The Rocky Mountain regions, renched via the UNION
PACIFIC, provide lavishly for the health of the invalid, and
tho pleasure of tho tourist. Amid these rugged steeps, aro
to be found some of the most charming and restful spots on
earth. Fairy lakes, nestled amid sunny peaks, and elimato
that cheers and exhilarates.
On tho shores of Great Salt Lako also and for fifty
miles therefrom in every direction--the climate of climates is
found. To enable persons to participate in those scenic and
climatic attractions and to roach the famous Health, Bath
ing and Pleasure Resorts of Utah, the UNION PA
CIFIC has made a rato to Ogden and Salt Lake City o
ono fare for the round trip, plus $'2.00, from Missouri River,
to be in effect June 21st, .July 7th to 10th inclusive, July ISth
and Aug. 2d. Return limit Oct. 31, 1000.
City Ticket Office
1302 Fartiam Street.
Telephone 316.
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THEY ARE BUSY.
t'ertnlnly, that's always tho hituatlon at
our shop. Tho satisfaction wo glvo secures
us against waiting for patronage What we
repair Is put In perfect condition. No mat
ter how lino tbo carriage may be, our stylo
of work Is fine enough to match the original.
A sloppy Job Is patching coarso cotton on
silk. All charges moderate-.
H. P. NELSON,
Successor to W. M. Squires,
ir.r-l" V, llroiulwiiy. Council II In IT",
will be reopened ufter a thorough renovat-
. . ..
Cottnges built to suit buyers. Jno. J Hyan
A class of twelve will ifraduute from Hie
South Omaha High school on June 8
Delicious soda Is served by an expert at
Meleher's drug store. Don't fall to try It
Quite a number of elegant residents aro
being erected In tho northern part of tho
city.
Mrs. H. E. Wilcox has returned from Wit
her, where she visited friends for a few
days. Tho Entre Nous Dancing club gave a very
enJoyublo party ut Odd Fellows hall Friday
night.
The Epworth lengun will hold consecration
services on the llrst Sundny evening of each
month.
Tho appearance) of the Presbyterian
church has been greatly Improved by tho
erection of new steps nnd tno grading df
the lot which adjolna the church un tha
north.
Bargain Week
We had a splendid trade so far, and it leaves
us with a lot of remnants on hand. If we
wait till the busy season is over, we will have
too many short ends, therefore, if you have
any small rooms, come now.
All wool Ingrain Remnants, 5 to J 5 yards,
only 45c a yard.
One half wool Ingrain, 5 to 15 yards, 34c.
Moqucttes, axminsters, velvets and brusscls,
all worth as high.as $1.35 yd, at 75c.
Remnant Rugs, about one and a third yards
long, 98c.
A beautiful Extension Grille, 5 to 6 ft., $3.99.
A beautiful Extension Grille, 5 to 6 ft.3.49
A 9x12 Brussels Rug, at $13.00
A 6x8 Axminster Rug, fringed, $7.00
A 6x8 Velvet Rug, at $10.00
Treynor & Gorham
Odd Fellow's Temple, Council Bluffs
QX19
Your Best Friend is Your Teeth
Tako good care of thorn whllo you can. Whon thoy aro
gone you will remumbor thuso words tho rest of your lifo.
Gold l?illin; Ylloy lillling
and Crown work a specialty. Prices moderate Good Teeth,
from s?5 to $10. ISxtraolion easy ami painless.
DR. A. O. MUDGE,
338 Broadway (upstairs), Council Bluffs.
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