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THE OMAHA DAILY 11 RE : RTNDAY , ATJG TST 213 , 18J)7.
RbCORD OF SOCIAL DOINGS
It flegins to Show Signs of Approaching
Actlvitji
LARGE CHARITY LAWN FETE THIS WEEK
Are Upturning In IncremliiR
-i from I'lrnmint Summer
Viiriitlnn * nl Sea Miure
anil Miiinilitlii SUU- .
The eor'ety columns of the Sunday paper
although they might be expected to pick
up In Interest and extent In anticipation o
the first early posts , do not as yet affori
special vainly to the reading public. Ah
fienteea for the most part still contlnu
abroad , although the vanguard of relurnln
pilgrims Is already In sight , and entertain
meuts of a social kind which concern any
large number of people are few and far he
two.cn like hen's teeth , or angels' visits , o
other Infrequent events. The opening of th
nchooli will bring most of the travelers bad
In a fortnight , and nothing wilt bo wanting
to a busy and enjoyable season In society
All things point to this highly deslrabl
consummation , for there are Indications o
material pi asperity , and the confidence It
hotter times , which have not been seen fo
several yotrn In Omaha.
This week a law lawn fcto Is to be glvci
for the hem ( H of one of the most deserving
of local charities , the Visiting Nurses' as
Boclatlon It will be roni-inbcrod that ai
indoor entertainment ananged last spring
for the same pniptwe was fcot on a storm
night , and was only moderately succcssfu
In a financial way The open air fcstlva
which Is appointed for next Tuesday nigh
Is projected on an elaborate scale and is It
charge of rommltteca of prominent society
Aonan 'Ihe grjiinds mound the Joslji
residence , In Ihu west part of town , will be
given up to the Illumination , dccoratloi
unit amusements which belong to a grca
lawn fete , aud none of the most approve )
dainty and alluring devices for raising rexc
line will bo lacking Details of oiganlza
tlon and proponed entertainment will be
found below. With pleasant weather a large
atcndanco U certain. It It lalns the festl
val will take place on the llrst sultabli
evening following
I.IMIII ! ' < lor Clinrlly.
The lawn fete to bo given at the residence
of Mr and Mrs. George A. Joslyn nex
Tuesday evening promises to bo the most
brilliant affair of the kind ever attempted It
Omaha Owing to the generosity of citizens
It In possible to decorate the Riomuls In a
truly lavish manner. A great number of
Incandescent lights and several arc lights
headlights from the lallroad companies am
hundreds of Japinese lanterns will combine
to give sulllclcnt Illumination. The bam
from Tort Crook will furnish music , and a
pavilion will bo provided for dancing. lAn
elaborate musical piogram has heel
at ranged Mrs Winston has charge of the
dancing , and Mr. Wilson and Mr Cliaho vvll
act as floor managers Mrs. OfTutt , as
chairman ot the bathing committee , has
provided a supply of bathing costumes , and
n attendant will be In charge of the dres-
ulng rooms Mr. nnd Mrs. Hogers have tin
supervision of the music A unique am
elaborate scheme of decoration Is belnt
carried out by Mr and Mrs Paul Charlton
The gj pales , flower girls , dairy maids am
Japanese women will all be In costume , and
their wares will be offered for sale In various
booths at reasonable prices. The admlislon
fco will ho low , with an even smaller charge
for children ,
The patione ses areMtsdames. . Thurston
Woolwoith , LInlngcr , Wattles , Megath
Nash , Hoagland , Merrlam , Kcysor , Bldwell
Calm , Andrews , Uudahy , Leo Franklin
Allen , Lyman , Hosewater , Squires , Swltzler
Milton Hogers , W. V Morse , H H. Clarkson
Daniel Baum , C B. Hustln , Somers , Katz
Goldsmith and Coffman.
'Ihecomrrlttfea nro : Kxemtl o Mesdames
Tovvne , Polack , Kmcraon. Joslyn and Kll-
patrlclt ; candy booth. Miss Chandler Mrs
Wan en Hogcis Mrs. Allison , Mit-a
bchroedcr. Miss Kosteis , daily maids , Mrs
Kountzo Miss Kountze , Mrs Mercer Mlsa
Helen Mlllard , Miss Canle Mercer.
Gjpsj nncampment Mesdames Chase and
Caldwell , Mls > sCy IlKgln on , Towle , Hoag
land , Llndsoy , Goldsmith , McDonald and
Vi yman
Flmver.s-Miq Sterling. Mrs. Ogden , Mia *
Sarah Baum and the Misses Peck
Tea Garden Mesdames PolacK Martin
Calm , Albert Cahn , Brandes , Katz , Haas
Mlff < 3 Alice Chambers and the Misses Polack
Hefreshments Mtjilatius II. T Clarke
Summers. Wilbur , Ljman. Wheeler , lledlck'
Carter and Poppleton , and Misses Knight
.Mlllard , Moore , \lexander nnd Taylor.
Vi n lllrtlulii ) Tlii-tj.
One ot the most enjoyable functions of tht
fast week was that at the home of Mr. Allen
Scott , In honor of his blithday. The houio
WTis tastefully arranged for the Jolly crowd
which assembled Guinea , dancing and music
were the principal features of the evening's
entertainment. At a late hour all repairer
to the dining room , whe"o a dainty renah
we * sci veil.
Those protent were- Misses N ckols. Grace
1 rowliiRton , Mamie Bright. Dolt Stone , Josle
Parkins Jesslo W.Ukci , Eva McGlll , Kate
Scott. Blanche Walker and Blanche Pray
Messrs. Hosenblum. Flojd Stryker. Arthur
npchford Fred Hochford. Arthur Alvlno
Glair Hitchcock , Otto Nelson , Allen S"ott
CharlM Johnsoa , Fied Brewlngton and Reu-
uen Wllcox.
TcniilH I'li.jvi-N .
Several Informal entertainments have been
nrranged to make It plcabunt for the out-of-
town tennis playerh who are here for the In
terstate tournament. Friday evening the vls-
Hora. together with pome of the local tennl.i
nthualasti to the number of twenty attended
n box party at the Crelghtnn theater , wheie
they tnjojed themselves In spite of the pour-
IIIR rain outside Last night an informal lion
was Riven at Morand's , attended by about
twenty-five couples , who danecd until midnight -
night with Intermission for reficshments
Today the tennis men have been invited to
] ) ecomo the guests of Mr. Austin for a coach-
ins party.
( Vrnnilr Cluli.
The Ceramic club , which has been dormant
through the summer , will resume active
work next month , The first meeting will
1)0 held TutDdny. September 7 , when plans
will be dlscUcHed for a fall exhibition. A
number of thu members have been com
pleting some work duilng the past fe\v
months with this object In view.
Miss Olla Cook of Council Bluffs , who
etuJled In Chicago last winter , haw had a
number of china pieces on view In Omaha
that have been attracting favorable notice
Miss Cook has been devoting her time largely
< o decorative buttons , having painted thirty
BO la eliico March last
' \\i-ililliiKit mill DiiKiiKfinciifN.
The engagement of Mr Max Frledwald
\
nil Mlsu Fannie Flelor Is announced
Cards are out announcing the wedding ot
IMlMj Wolfe of Denver , who will bo remem-
licred In Omaha us having vlfiltod the family
Koyol makes the food pure ,
wholesome and delicious.
Absolutely Pure
Horn IAKINO powoc * oo. , niw route.
of et Governor Saund . nnd Mr. WlllUn
K McCue , al o of Denver
The many friends of Mr Joseph Onlin
and Mls Mina Cremcr were sutprlerd a
the announcement Inst week that they vvcr
auletly married at Papllllon on Ttinr.vUy
July 3 Miss Cremer is the d < tughter of th
Hte Captain H W Cremcr , and Is n fi
vorlto amoiiK 3 large circle ot acqualntanees
Mr Oflhni Is n well-known musician of thl
city Mr and Mr < Gahm will be at bom
at the residence ot the brldoVt mother , SIO
Webster street , after September 1.
The mirrlage of Mr. Victor 15 Benson an
Mist Florence Houner wan celebrated Ins
Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. J I
Donson , 1301 South Sixth sticet The cere
mony ! \o conducted by Hcv G. M Luce o
the South Tenth Street Methodist churcl
The bridal party , consisting of the bride
groom and bride , Miss Ellen Hoiusor as brldoi
maid , Mr. Edward P Tomm as best man an
Mlts .lossle Benson and Mlds Illlma Nelso
of Fremont as maids of honor , entered th
parlnr to the strains of a bridal marcl
plajed by Mr. Joseph Ttska and Mr. C L
IloardAn ell , and the young couple , surrounde
by their large circle of friends , were the
united. The bride was attired In white silk
trimmed with pearls and lace , and carried
large cluster of bridal roses , and the brides
maid's gown was of nlle green hcnrletta
trimmed with lace. They carried America
beautj roaes.
Mr. . A L. Sutton of South Omaha on
Mlffl Marlon Batchellcr Noyi-s of Waterlo
were married on Wednesday of last week
The ceremony wa performed at the hornet
ot the bride's parents , Mr. and Mrs. Iwo
Noyw , near Waterloo , by Hev. Mr. Aston
pistor of the Preubjterlan church , Water
loo. Among the relatives and friends wh
witnessed the nuptials and vnl down to th
wedding dlnnci were Mr and Mrs. Karlej
Albuquerque , N. M ; Dr. and Mrs CoultT
Omaha ; Mr. and Mrs R. N. Corbln , Gran
Island , Mr tnd Mrs E. P Nojos , Mm
Dora Novcs. Mr. and Mrs. J. 0 Herrlngton
Mr. and Mn. E S , King , Mr and Mrs
William Todd , Mrs. . Aston , Mrs L \ \
Simmon , Miss Triber , Mlas IJrjant , Mis
Margaret Mcl/aughlan , Ml s L McLaughla
and MI A Ll/zle Mjcrs Mr and Mrs Sut
ton dejiarted on Thursday for an cxtcndc
tour through the east. During their absence
senco they will visit at Buffalo , N. Y. ; To
ronto , Canada ; St Louis , Mo , anil othe
points. After October 20 they will be a
homo at South Omaha , where Mr. Sutto
will continue to practice his profession.
IVopIo AVIin riinir niul Oo.
Mi's Lorcna Abbott returns today fron
Lincoln.
Mr. Joseph P. Frlnger has returned fron
Now Yoik
Miss Anna Shlverlck Is vlsltimg friend
In St. Paul.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Rvans have returne
from Coloiado.
Mr and Mrs. G. W. Ilobblcr have removei
to the Dellone.
Mr. F. M. Hlchard on returned from Cole
ratio Thursday.
Mr Paul Horbach stalled last week on ai
Hiiiopeau tilp
Mrs J C. Bodn'an Is spending the sum
mer In Canada.
Mlm Kearney ot Mankato Is the guest o
Miss Hoagland.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Metcalf arc enjoying
an eastern trip.
Mr Ward M. Burgess spent a few days las
week at Okobojl.
Mlsi Katlo n. Ljons Is visiting relatives
In Columbus. Neb.
Dr. J. T. Klnsler has returned from a vlsl
to Montana points.
Mrs D O McKwan and her daughter are
visiting In Denver.
Miss Florence Morse has returned from
a vl It In Chicago.
Judge and Mrs. B. S. Baker have returnee
from u western trip.
Miss Ura Kelly has returned from a sum
meiIn Massachusetts.
Mr.s John C. Cowln and Miss Cowln salle
from New York yesterday.
Mida Mary Talley has returned from a
six-weeks' visit In Denver.
Mr and Mrs. Charles T. Kountze and Mis
Kountzo ore at Spirit Lake.
Mrs. Q H. Walworth has returned from vis
Itlng relatives at Ackloy , fa.
Mrs C L Patterson and ) n are spending
the summer at Asbury Park.
Miss .Maggie O'Gorman left on Wednesday
for Dunlap , la. , to visit friends
Mrs. J. J Gibson and Mrs. A. Bell have
returned from Excelsior Springs.
Mr.s. A. Newman and her son , Julius , leave
August 22 tor a trip to Europe.
Mrs. Iloapland and M ss Hoagland have
returned from Lake Washington.
Colonel and Mrs. Dallas Bache and the
Mlfises Bache are at Mlnnetonka.
Mrs C P Peck Is again nt Calhoun , afte
spcndlnR a month at Shelter island.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph II. Schmidt will leave
Monday for a visit to Lake Mlnnetonka.
Mr. Frank Salisbury of Chicago Is the
guest of hU brother , Mr. II. H. Sallsburj- .
Master Frank W. and Miss Helen M.
Thomas are visiting friends at Kvanston , 111
Mr. F D. Wead and his mother have re
turned , after a delightful trip of six weeks.
Messrs. Henry and Gordon Clarke will be
at homo during the remainder of the vaca
tion
Mr and Mrs. C. H. Willard have gene on
a short trip to Dead wood and Hot Springs ,
S. D.
Mrs. G. B Comstock and Mls.s Gall Corn-
stock left laat week to visit friends In Chi
cago.
cago.Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ruclld Martin returned
Thursday from a short visit to Colorado rp-
Borts.
Mlts Anna Hay of Keainey Is the guest
of Mrs. Marcus Parrotte , at 2553 Harney
street.
Mrs. William James Galbialth has re
turned from her pleasant trip to the Pacific
: oast.
Mm U. R. Welch returned home last
Sunday after a two months' visit In Boston ,
Mass.
Mr. Beccher Osborno , after spending sev
eral weeks at Spirit Lake , la. , returned last
Friday
Mlfs Leona Luke of Denver Is the guest
3f MUs Claudlne Foster at 4112 Lafayette
ivenue.
Mrs. J. C. Abbott and family have removed
'rom Capitol avenue to 2019 St. Mary a
ivonuo.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Carter left yesterday
.or ' a. month's visit at Fort Brldgcr and Fort
Mrs II. S. Jaynes and daughter have re
turned from a trip to Salt Lake City and
Colorado.
Mlhs Anna Moran leaves today for a
month's vacation to her former home. Shef-
leld , Pa.
Mr. and Mis James R. Kelby have re
turned from a two weeks' camping trip In
vVjomlug
Mr and Mrs Rd Langan returned this
vcok from their summer outing on the north-
trn lakoi.
Mr. and Mra Horace 0. Hurt spent Thurs-
lay In Omaha , on their way from St. Paul
0 Chicago ,
Mrs W. A. Page , who has been the guest
> f Mrs Alex Hlddell , left for Creston , la ,
Yednteday.
Mbs ! Maud Rills of Grlswold , la. , Is a
: ucst of MU.S Cllnchard at EOG South Thlr-
Icth avenue.
Mr , and Mt > ) C. N , Dletz are at Dome
, akf , where they will spend the remainder
f the summer.
Mr and Mrs , A. P. Brink and Earl have
oturncd fiom a pleasant visit with friends
a lied Oak , la.
Mr and Mrs. J. J. Dorlght leave today for
Jew York , to bo absent about three weeks ,
Ultlng relatives.
Miss Fide Harris of Rochester , N. Y. , Is
Ultlng Mrs J. B , Hayues , 832 South
'wentjninth street.
Mr. and Mra. Harry Jordan will shortly
euiovo to their now residence on South
'hlrty-sccoud utreet ,
Mra. W , A. Plxley left on Tuesday last
or Haton and Hot Springs , N. M. , to be
; one until October 1.
Miss Selma Epeneter returned Friday after
no months spent at Denver , Colorado
prlngu and Maultou ,
Mr aud Mrs. Antone Hospe arc at homo
gain after aa outing ot nearly a month
ilth friends In the cast.
Mrs. J. D , Weaver and Miss May Weaver ,
1 ho have been passing the summer with
rlenda and relatives at Terre Haute , Ind. .
eturued l-om last Tuesday. They expect
lo lra\o for Denver noon where they will
pa s Fcver.nl vvecKii with relatives
Mlfts Edith and Mlfu Florence Clarendon
havn gone to vtalt their sister , Mrs C F
Dodge , at Fremont Nfb
Mrs. W n P rclval and Mrs George Pat-
tee returned Friday night from an exlendei
trip to the Pacific coast.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Hnatetier and children
of Las Truces. N M . are visiting Dr a.n
Mrs , Charles Hotr-water
Miss Grace R MeKlernan , ChlraRO , Is vl
Itlng Mtesi Jrflfphlne Brady at Twenty
seventh and Charlrs streets
Mrs Daniel Evans of St Louis with her
two little daughters. Is vtailing Mrs. II
Evans of 3174 Farnam street.
Mrs. Annie Oleson has returned from
Lclland , la , and Is the guest of Mrs
Knudtson. 2507 Chicago street.
Mrs. W. D Townsend and Ml < Rmnv
Lewis have gone to Chicago to visit relatives
They will be gene four weeks
Mrs U. H Newton left last week for a
visit ot n mon'h ' or longer with friends a
Detroit and Grand Rapids , Mich.
Mrs. James Welch and her two chlldrei
have returned from St Paul , Minn , where
they have been visiting friends
Miss Adneo Van Glcson Is visiting In
Alton , III , and will spend some t'tnc ' In St
Louis before returning to Omaha
Miss Katherlne Parrotto of Chicago Is the
guest of Mr. and Mra. Jane H. Parrotto o
Edgevlew , 4S01 Davenport street.
Mltses Irene nnd Gertie llospc returnei
Friday , after a short visit with relatives li
Chicago nnd points In Wisconsin.
Messrs Albert Dickinson , Brace Fonda
Clifford Sadler and Louis Clarke ha\e re
turned from a month's western trip
Mrs Harold Gilford returned Friday with
her children from North Lake , Wls , where
they have been spending the mimmer.
Mrs. A. W. Flanders nnd Master Frci
Flanders have returned from a month's so
journ among the Colorado mountains
Mr. Charlrs C George IMS sufficiently re
covered from his recent Illness to 'go to hi
old home at Galcsburg , III. , last week.
Miss LnulnKorty aocompinled her
friends , Misses Andrews and Fobej , to their
home In Washington , Kan , last week
Miss Andrews and Ml s Tobey of Waahlng
ton , Kan who hove been visiting Mlsj l ouls
Kortj- , returned to their homo last week.
Mrs. George Boyco of St. Paul , Minn , ac
eompanled by her non , Is visiting her stater
Mrs. F. M. Baker of 2307 Franklin street.
Mrs. C. M. Harpster and two sens , Halpl
and Dave , returned homo last week , after
a month's visit with friends at UljEcus , Neb
Mrs Morris .M. Sloman of Dotrolt , wlti
her children , Is visiting her sUtei' , Mm
Arthur Brandies , at 2103 St Marj's avenue
Mrs Hlchmotul Anderson left Omaha Inst
week on a trip to Portland , San Francltco
Monterey , Ogden , Salt Lake City and Den
ver.
ver.Mlc
Mlc Anita Keeler of Fort Yates will re
turn from that point with Galligher of this
cltj' , aud bo the latter's guests for some
time.
time.Miss
Miss Cathrlno Lewis of Rmporla , Kan
who has been visiting her grandmother , Mrs
H. Rvans , at 3171 Farnam street , returtiei
to her homo Friday.
Senator and Mra , John M. Thurston am
Mr Clarence Thurston have returned from
Washington , and will remain In Omaha uutl
the meeting of congress In December.
Misses May Harrington of Minneapolis
Goldle Glths of Sioux Falls , Ilattle Harring
ton and Nettle Potter of Sioux City were
guests of Miss Rllen Arnold on Tuesday.
Mrs. E. Brandrlft and Miss Jessie Bran-
drlfl , after u visit of several weeks with the
Missfs Edith and Florence Clarendon , have
returned to tl-elr l.omo In Missouri Valley , la
Mrs. William F. Allen and Miss Rllzabeth
Allen will leave today for the east , and will
visit frlend-j at ralrhaven , Masa , until the
opening of the fall term at Laaell seminary
Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Vance of Chattanooga
Tenn. , who have boon making an extensive
trip through the west , express themselves
as delighted with Omaha , where they have ,
been entertained by Mrs. Vance's uncle , Mr
N. M. Howard , for the past ten dajs. They
leave for homo on Monday , visiting on the
vvajfriendt , at Urbana O.
Hev. Thomas Fitzgerald , pastor of St
Marjs Catholic church at Independence , Mo.
was In the city last week on Ills way tc
Wayne , Neb. , for a visit of a month with
his brother , Hev. James B. Fitzgerald. He
Is announced to officiate at that place this
morning and preach at the late service. He
will visit several other towns In the state
before returning tojils home In Missouri.
A letter recently received from Bishop
Worthlngton , dated Lambeth Palace , London
early In .August , announces that he expecu
to make a tour of Rurope before returning
to Nebrsska. He will visit several large
cities of note while on the continent , re
maining a month at the baths of Carlsbad
for the benefit of Mrs Worthlngton , who
accompanies him , as her health hag been
a cause of much solicitude. They expect to
reach Omaha In tlmo for the Christmas
season.
I'liMiHiircs ( lint \rc 1'iiMt.
Miss Florence Kllpatrlck , entertained the
Wheel club last Thrusday evening.
The MlEsen Hoblnson of Council Bluffs en
tertained in honor ot M'ss Luke and Mlas
Foster Tueoday evening.
Mlfa Cora Hoyer gave a muslcale and
luncheon Tuesday afternoon In honor of
Mitscs Hamlll and Tyler of Kansas City
The guests wereMrs Eastman. Mleses
Hamlll , Tyler , Craig. Hearne , Winnie Hcarne ,
I'ranccfl Hoeder and J Ida Hoppe (
On Wednesday evening last the congre
gation of the Cherry Hill Congregational
church , Hov. Le Hand
Hey , pastor , gave a
watermelon ooclal at the residence of Mr
W. B. Wnddell , 4721 North Thirty-ninth
street. There was music and other enter
tainment and the occasion wns a very enjoj-
able one.
Miss May and Mr. Albert Rdholin gave
a pretty lawn party last Wedniv daj evenIng -
Ing at the resilience of Mr. Benjamin Ed-
helm on Charles street. The guests were
Misaes McArdle , Kellcy , Wlllhms. Patter
son , New lean , McKelvoy and Tillolson , and
McFsrs. He- , Ins , Walters. Heed , Hadfield
Baliman. Tlllotson and Hodeon.
Mlfs Addlo.Miller was pleasantly surprised
at her homo on KIner avenue last Filday.
The evening was spent In playing games
and In music The o present were.Mlthes
Rllen Arnold , Florence Hazard , Ada Hed-
mon , Hosa and Sylvia Houska , Katy Brlce
Myrtle Stuart , Mls.j Jenot and Me-sara
Johnnie Miller , HaJpu Thompuett , Hey
Chil9tlar.sen , Harry Stuart , Jim Ilrice , Blake
Miller , Mr Miller and Babe Miller.
One of the happiest gatherings for the
little folks In manydaj was given Mon
day afterne-on on the spacious lawn of Mr.
nnd Mrs. H. W. Hleber , 2C27 South Fif
teenth street The event was given In honor
of the birthday of Master Johnnie Hleber.
Some fifty children participated and made
the afternoon one to bo remembered for
days to come. The little ones were enter
tained by Mrs. W. Peel and Mrs J Green.
Last Wednesday evening a lawn social
was given by Mrs. May and Mrs Albert
ISdholm at their home at 2936 Charles street.
The evening was spent In playing games.
Luncheon waa served in the yard. Those
present were Misses Anna Kelly , Lola Tlllot-
son , Georgia Patterson , Brlgle McArdlo , Alice
McArdlo , Isabella Williams , Jcannotto Now-
lean , Isabelle McKelvy , May Edholm ;
Messrs. J Hodgson , F II Held , GeorRe
Welters , Huscll Kevins. Rarlo Bevlns , George
Hadfleld , Hans Jcssen , Frank llallinau ,
3laude Tlllotson , Arthur Schrelber and Al
bert Edholm
A very pretty lawn party was given last
week by Mr and Mrs John Stagmer at
heir home. 809 North Twenty-fifth avenue ,
o Mr. Albert Krause In honor of his Slat
birthday. The lawn was tastefully decorated
with Chinese lanterns Those present were :
Messrs and Mcsdames G W. Clark , J T.
\ndcrscn , Mike Decker. W Hogers , D. Oar-
rett , Mike KeUer , D Hogers , Harry Walker ,
Jharles Holllday , W. Kennedy and Hunt-
ngtonj Meadames Kelly , Blesen , Lauder ,
Spanton and Klnson ; Misses Ida Kolterman ,
vatlo Qulun , LIIIlo Clark , A. Klnsoii and
Sarly. and Me&srs. Pogue , Knowltou , Holll-
lay and Gilbert.
A delightful surprise party was given Mlsi
illnnle Warner at , her -home , on South
'wenty-eecoml street , Wednesday evening.
Sanies were played and vocal music was In-
lulged In until a late hour , when refresh-
nents were served. AH had a pleasant
line. Those present wereMlwws Vlolot
. Galleti , Annie Suhroeder , Minnie and Mary
Varner , Clara Shultz , Annie 'Montage ' , Mln-
lo Johnson. Hay Syinan , Gusty , Mary and
'He res a Hoffman and Mlnnlo Wallltt ; Mi-sard.
Zharles Fleck , Ed Warner , Herbert Iteccj ,
Henry Koll FfcH fnrpentrr , Will Johnson ,
Ilunnhrey John-afxl liennl Lynch and Will
Seharton Mrs Warner and Mr * . GInnotte
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a' -
were > rresc-'il
Ml i Klla FraiUil1 Mntcrtalncd n number o
young friends Tltiiifrlny afternoon In hone
ot her guest. Mhi $ Karnentlne Eastman o
Chleigo Awilrftlhg her were Mltn Maggl
Crawford and Mlwtts Florence and Jo l
Fearon Th ? time was pleasantly spent li
out-of-door Ranyw > ivtuslo and dancing atte
whleh delightfulrefreshmenti" were acrveil
Those present were Mls"M Craw ford Alle
Crawford. FlorfWce fook , Rdltti Cook. Ver.
Allen , Maude S tcthens ) of Crete. Neb , Rv
Mohotiy. May Mallohy. Rarnestlne Rastman
of Chicago , Rthel Straight Agues MeElroy
Florence Fearon , , Jasle Fearon , Rsthe
Coehran.May Murphy , Norma Marshall Ell
and Lllllo Feffron , Master John Murphy
Ollbett Myer , ' , Rd and David Fearon am
Mcwlame-s Murphy. Myers. Hussell an
1-Yaron
In honor of her daughter. Nellie , Mrs
Mary Dillon gave a lawn party nt her beau
tlful country residence west of Irvlngton
last Saturday evening , August 14 , It belli
her daughter's 16th birthday The spaelou
house and lawn were beautifully decor
alert and the dining * oem and table wer
elaborately dresved In green and white
danrlni ; was enjoyed until n late hour Th
follow IIIR were present Messrs and Mcs
dames J Walsh. J. Uirson , J Dougherty
C. Freddo A Yort. C Baxter , Mrs Yort
Mrs \nderson , Mrs Dlnexlalo. Mrs Walton
Mrs Ollluin ; Mls iv. M Callely F Collely
A McArdle , K McArdle , M Merdle , Chan
Ian , C. Hughe" , L Glllum. K Johnson , M
Fredde. A Fredde N Fieddo , G Bax
ter. M. McConnel , T Heum , C Blelek
A. lllelck. R Blelek A Wcndt M Wendt
L. Whlznand 11 Martin , M Dougherty , H
Dougherty , 11 Hlukn. 0 Huntoi. P Kiuse-
A Kruse. M. Yoit nnd Molars R Kelly , W
Kellv , A. Johnson. AV Welsh , P Larson , C
Frrdde J Fredde P Fredde , II Fredde , W
Baxter , F Baxter , F Von Hallnr , M Jonw
1C McArdle 0 McArdle , J McAulle. F Me
Ardle , Chanlan , C Hotella , H MeCacorn
R Yort , A. Yort. P Rhine. A. Blelek , J
Blelek C Blelek , F Bleick , A Sehlelp. U
M Combs F Wendt. J. Dillon , M. Dllloi
H. Hcmmlngton. P Hugheo , C. Mldtletowli
A. Dougherty. H Dougherty , L Hoot , J
Hoot , G Heine. U. Walsh. J. WhI/nalid , A
Krrs \ Gorman , S Quln , J. Le-wson , H. An
deison , C. Hofeldt and Maybe.
I'li'UMin t'N \ \ I'rimiioi't.
The Mrsc8 McShane will give nn Informa
tea on Friday for Miss Mojor * of Dubuque
who L' the guest of Miss Naeh
A lawn fete will be given by the Omah
section of the Council Jew Ish Women nex
Thursday evening on the lawn of Mr. A. r.
Brandcls , Twenty -fourth street and St
Mary's avenue. Refreshments w 111 b
sei vcd.
A Russian tea pavilion , at the Charlt
lawn fete , will be conducted by Mr. Rbel
the Ruf-fllon commissioner of the exposltlot
Phsisted by Mrs Rbell and their Hit !
daughter , In Rusolan costume Tea will b
served from a genuine samovar
ritoM ( i MIA MIIU , mis
South Oiiuiliu.
Walter H Roberts returned last week tiom
a four-weeks' outing In northwestern Mon
tana. Most of the time ho put In fishing
for trout and hunting along the headwatern
of the Sun and Teton 'rivers , several nice
string. ? of fish rewarding his Inborn with the
led nnd a fine stag head attesting his prow tea
with the rifle Oneor two'bear were seen
hut Walter did1 not tackle them , saying his
gun wan too light '
The members of tlio Home Circle club of
South Omaha have again resumed their resi
dences In the Maglo City after a moat de-
llghtful three weeks' outing , spent camping
in Dr. George L Miller's beautiful grove
at Seymour pafck. The camp was located
In the southeast corner of the grove near the
B. & Oil depot and was laid out Itn the former
or a circle the mess , cook and store tents
at ono end and the family tents completing
the clrclo. The rneu w cut to and from tholr
business every day In buggies , on horheback
nnd on bicycles , leaving the women and chil
dren to put In their tlmo to milt themselves
fishing , berrying and tramping through the
woods. In the evening the members of the-
club usually had a good sing , entertained
company and went to the lake fishing. On
Thursday ever.lng , August 12 , Dr. and Mrs
Miller''gave ' tho' club an elegant reception
and for two or three hours the spacious
halls of the doctor's beautiful mansion wns
the scene of as jolly a gathering as that
part of the county has witnessed In many
a day. Those composing the camping party
were Messrs , and Mcbdames Durt Andeivon
Will Whltten , A J Caughcy and Master
Grant ; Mr and Mrs. W n. Cheek , Miss
Mabel and Mabter Hany , Mr. and Mrs. A. ft
Kelley and Mies Helen , Colonel and Mrs A
L Lott ami Mrster Antone , Mr. and Mrs
Hruce McCtilloch , Master Hugh and Misses
Cordelia and Mary Craig. Mr. and Mrs. L
It. Plnnell and Masters Leo nnd Don , Mr.
and Mra. Tagg and Baby Harold.
riorcm-i' .
Mrs. W. n Lighten and two children left
Friday for a visit with her parents at Atchl-
son , Kan.
Miss Olga Tucker returned home to Blair
Tuesday. Miss Blanche Tucker accompanied
her home for a week's visit.
Uev. Barnes Lower filled the pulpit ot the
Presbyterian church Sunday. He has been
absent a couple of weeks.
There was an Ice cream social at the
First Church of ChrLU Tuesday evening ,
given by the members of the church.
Mrs Henry Hall and daughto's , who have
been In the city for the last month \isltlng
friends and relatives , returned home Satur
day to St. Louis.
Captain Reynolds of the waterworks left
Wednesday for Milwaukee. Ho will go from
there to New York and eastern points. Ho
expects to be absent about thirty days.
Mrs J. G. Negley returned home this week
from < i visit of a month witn friends and
relatives In the weste-n pan Of the state
Her grandfather accompanied her home.
Mrs William Kindred entertained a large
party of her frHida Tuesday evening at her
homo , It being ber birthday. The time was
pent In playing gumes , ett > . , after which
an elegant lunch was cerved.
Next Tuesday morning at 10-30 o'clock
ippioprlate exercises will be held nt the
laying of the cornerstone or the First Pres
byterian church of Florence Dr Stop'ien
I'holps , Dr Asa Lean ! and several other
Omaha clergy will be present. It Is expected
to push the now church building rapidly to
: omplotlon nnd dedicate It early In the fall.
The church vvna organized October 12 , 1857 ,
ind has lived forty > ears out of doors. Tim
Omaha Monumental works donated the
: ornerstono.
Hi-iiHiin ,
Mlas Ada Stlgcr roturne'd home lost week
! rnm I egan , la. , where she had been visit
ing friends for ft abort period.
Miss nthel Joseph of Silver City , la , has
jccn visiting at the homo of Mr. nnd Mra.
W J Joseph dtirlns the last week.
Services will bo held nt the MethodUt
episcopal church today at 11 a. m. and 8
} . in. Hev Mr Grey , the pastor , will preach
, n the evening. '
A number of the Modern Woodmen ami
heir friends of this place attended the
innual picnic held at Fremont Wednesday ,
\uguH 18. The Modern Woodmen lodge of
lenson Ui making" " preparations to give a
ilcnlc Saturday , August 28 , at McComb's
; iovo
Three little boys about 9 years of ago were
irreited and talteh Mtoro Jnrtge Halluy ladt
Tuesday evening' tafowo \ \ breaking There
> as not enough Qvldcnto against them , how-
iveT , and they were dismissed with a little
ecture ano warningfiom the Judge. The
witness w Mrs. LaiBon.
"Itniitiirliiin. "
$10 00 will bo paid' person sending best defi-
iltlon of word"Pantoriura" to Pantorlum Co. .
) maha , before noon , August 27th. Winner
nnounced In next Sunday Bee
AMUSEMENTS.
Thd Woodward company opona the sixth
feek of Its successful engagement at the
Irelghton today with two performances ,
'Three Silk Hots" being the play presented
ifteinoon and evening The same bill will
> e presented on Monday "Brothers" Is an-
lounced for Tuesday aud Wednesday , and
'The Octoioon" the remainder of the week.
latlneo performances will be Riven dally.
'How ' beautiful the table looki "
.ILboy cut Klaus makes It no ThU
rude mark lu always cut on the
enulne.
South Oinahn News .
The fiitlro time nf 1'clke Judge Chrlt-
mntin wns taken up yesterday with th
swindler * nrrosted for lleu'tint ; visiting
stockmen. Attorneys for the defendants
tried in every way possible to seruto n
contlnuanc ? .llidRO Chrlstnnnn overruled
all sueh inollons nnd Insisted that tlio eascfl
set for trial he proceeded with.
Tlio first enso called was against W. S
Hat1 , yllli 0 T. tlrovvn of Atlantic , la. , as
tlio comulnlnlnK witness Hau withdrew his
plea of not guilty and ri < fu i > d to plead when
called upon to do so. Attornej I'atrlck , who
Is looking after line's Interests , objected to
the Introduction of nny tratlmon.v for the
reason that the complaint was Insulllcle'iit
to com'tltuto a crime. 'Ihe motion was over-
i tiled and an exception taken
Hrown then went un the stand and told
about beliiR swindled out of $25 In n game
of cards He Identltlod Um as tlio nlan
who Invlte'd him to play , and as the person
who won hl money. Witness was a little
mixed ns to the location of thu saloon \\heie
Hao and he plajed cards , and It WHS finally
asrced to let him RO out with the chief
of police and see If ho could find the place
Without any hesitation Urown took the
chief to Marltcson'a place on N' stieet aud
Instated that there was where hovaa
fleeced
After tlio evldonco was all In the Judge
hem Hap to the district court In the mini
of $1 000. A hustlewns made for ball , and
Ocorse W Westcott was Induced to sign
along with T r. Not ton.
A complaint was then filed jiRilnst W. S.
Hao Kobert Hao and 1M Ston , charsltiR
them with gaming and lobblnR Jim John
son of $23 by ineatiH of dice This cas > c' was
set for Inuring at 2 o clock In the aftoi-
noon , but It was neatly 1 when time was
called and the llrst wltni-sa pliyed on Iho
Htand. Stone in.idu a kick for a contin
uance , savins that his attorney was not
present. It was finally decided to send foi
nn Omaha attorno } , and the court wattoiS
until ho nnlve'd.
Johnson was then allowed to tell his
wtory Ho said that on the mornliiR of
Ausust 7 ho arrived with stock and went
to a restaurant for breakfast. AH he came
out of the chop house ho met Stone and MI.
acquaintance WHS onn struck up Stone-
claimed to hit\e a hundred acres of land In
the vicinity of Johnson's farm and the two
talked awhllo about crops , etc. Stone then
Invited Johnson In .to Klsher's saloon to
have a drink. There they met Hae , who
pretended not to know Stone Dlco wuro
thrown for the drlnkb and finally for money , "
with Johnson for stakeholder. Klimllj John
son wn-i Induced to loan Stone $23 to bet on
n sure thliiR. Stone lo&t and Hae tmatchecl
the money and skipped out the back dooi
Stone then asked Johnson If he had an >
more money and was an ° wered In the IICK-
ntlvo He was then told to go to .
'After ' Stone had departed Johnson realized
that he had been fleeced. Ho explained to
the court how the Ramo was plajed It
was what the Ramesters call "top and bottom
tom , " and It catches a sucker every time
The demands of the defendants were at last
acceded to by the judge and a furthei heai-
IIIR of the case was put off until next
Satin day.
Stone has a bad record , he havlnR been
convicted In Omaha of having worked the
padlock game on a couple of travelers at
the union depot Ho was sentenced to a
long term In the penitentiary , but Is out on
ball pending a rehearing
Kiank E. Miinii , an attorney of Omaha ,
who came down hero clalmlnR to represent
Stone , sought to Intimidate the state's wit
nesses yesterday by causlnR the arrest of
0. T. Brown on a charge of gambling
After Brown had testified apainst Iluo , Stimn
went to Omaha and secured a warrant for
Brown In a Justice court , Brown was taken
to Omaha. Mayor Ensor said that as Brown
came hero In niihwer to a tolegiam from
him ho would look after his Interests and
see that ho secured his liberty The mn > oi
feels sore at the support , or rather lack of
support , being given him In this move The
stock yards company professed to to willing
to spend $5,000 to break up the Rang , but
since the arrest of the leaders the major
says that not an olllclal of the jaids has
had a word to say about the case , thu gen
eral manager not even Inquiring how the
prosecution was progressing
Another thlnR the mayor is sore on is tjiu
action of some of the coiincilmcn Cahlvvcll
signed Rao's bond and assisted him in se
curing his liberty the first day of the trial.
Another councilman , who frequently makes
complaints of the inefficiency of the police
force , has absented himself from the city
after he saw that there was trouble ahead.
Proptietors of the tough Joints liu'lst that
unless they are permitted to continue In
business the licensed houses must cloo up
Hao and Stone have been so far unable to
furnish ball and are still confined In the cltj
Jail.
WttrlcliiK for Iiui > r < inifit < H.
Members of the East Side Improvement
club have caused a census of that portion
of the city lying east of Twenty-fourth
street and north of N street to bo taken.
The returns ehovv that 3,500 voters live In
the territory mentioned This fact. In com
pany with the potltloit which has been pre
pared requesting an extension of the Thir
teenth street car line , will bo presented to
officials of the street car company this week
It Is understood that the extension asked
for will be granted and that the car line
will run south on Thirteenth stteet as far
as Missouri avenue , and then west on the
avenue to Twentieth street.
The club lo now working on a scheme for
better mall facilities Hast of Sixteenth
street there Is no free delivery of mall , and
in the territory west of Sixteenth stieet and
extending to Twenty-fourth street there IH
only one delivery dally. Residents In that
portion of the city would like to have better
service and will urge Senator Thurston and
Congressman Mercer to take t > omo action In
the matter.
Max Degan of Aurora , 111. , Is hero visiting
fi lends.
M. Goldstein has Just returned from a trip
to New York.
Dr. and Mrs. C M. Schlndel left yester
day for Buffalo , N. Y.
C , H , Pottlt Is building a rraldenco at
Seventeenth and O utieets.
Mrs. C V Wright , 2310 L street , lias gone
to Fremont toIslt friends.
J. W. Grlbblo Is In the Black Hills lookIng -
Ing after his cattle Interests
The Knights ol the Forest will glvo a
picnic at Klversldo park today.
Miss Ida Orr was quite badly Injured In
i innaway accident Friday night ,
N. Wright of Brlgham , Utah , was a busi
ness visitor In the city yesterday.
Misses Annlo and Kate Gaminlll have re-
tin ntxl from a trip to eastern Iowa.
Hov. Dr Wheeler and Hcv. Mr. Cramhlott
IN ill exchange pulpits this evening.
Dr. William Beiry and wlfo have gene to
S'ouYork to spend a month visiting.
Sam Chrletlo la homo from Dexter , la. ,
, vheio ho spent a week with relatives.
A daughter has been born to Mr. and Mm.
3hrls Jensen , 270 South Twentieth street.
H 0. Thompson and wife , Twenty-fourth
iml J streets , have returned from a camping
rip.
I"red ntlcr , sr. , left yesterday to attend
lu ) Uianil Army encampment at Buffalo ,
1. V.
G T Heavers has taken out a permit to
mild an addition to ) iU house at Twcnty-
iccoml and N streets. j
O'Ncll's Heal l tate Agency , oldest rs.
.ablUhed agency in the city , Headcjuarteis
'or realty Iiivvetincnti.
"Homo Hellglon" Is the topic upon which
lev Ur Wlnshlp will preach at the First
.lethodlst . episcopal church this evening
Judge Scott has allowed the restraining
irder Issued In the Kolly-lA'nagh Injunction
ano to remain In force until the case comes
ip for hearing In the district court at the
iopteinber term.
There will ho an open ma meeting lu
Voodmen of the World hall , corner Twenty-
Ixth and N streets , Wednesday evening
uigust 25 , to organize the carpenters and
olncrs of South Omaha S T Kent of Lin
will lip the principal speaker of the
evening. There will | RO bo prwcnt several
local speakers from Omaha.
Now lu the time for really Investments
In the Magic City. Get our Hat of bargain - '
gain * . O'Nell'n Heal Estate Agency.
Mrs. Prank T. Hart has gone to St. Paul
for a visit Prom thrro eho goes to Now
York , where she will upend some tlmo with
friends.
The Intermediate Kndoavor society will
unite with the enlore tonight In a Joint mis
sionary congress ( it the First Presbyterian
church.
Wo hive cash customers for business and
residence propcrtj In South Omnha I.lst
j'our property with O'Ncll's Hcnl Estate
ARenev.
Junes tj. Pnxton , superintendent of the
stock yards , left yesterday afternoon for
Silt hake City to look after company bnsl-
IHVM In that oectlon.
Mr. and Mrs Lou Stearns , formerly of
Mil ? city , but for the pist > e.ir resident *
of New York , will return this week and
nnke South Omaha their future home.
The nquratrlim club expectw to hold a
mooting BOOH to arrange for the parades dur
ing the fair. The members were too hiiiy
last week to attend the meeting called for
Thursday afternoon.
Ml s Blanche Williams entertained the
Meny Go Hound club at the homo of Hov.
living Johnaon Friday evening. Those pres
ent were Nellie Grelst , Jtilli and Catherine
Allen , Jennie Graham , Doela Cai pentor , Mrs.
Hey Bralnard Sadie Mack , Maullno l.aur ,
and Addle Campbell.
I'liHMi-il \\nrt1ilcM * Clivi'K.
A man giving the name of Frul Monitor
called at the boarding house kept by Mrs.
Frances Moore , 1703 Dodge street , yesterday
and Inquired fern room lie Mid he wes
employed on the new government Initld'ing
and would be In the city nil winter , lie
was shown one of Ihe most iloilrablc room *
and handed o'lt a check signed by himself
for $20 and was given JG In change. He tlic-n
lft to get his baggage , and at Inst nccounta
had not loturncd. The check vvn found to
be worthless.
riiuis n < : oiiivniiii. .
Mrs. M Klltlan. living at 3Mt3 Parker
etreet , found a woman' gold watch at the
corner of Sixteenth and Dfidgo streets last
night The watch waj turned wer to the
pnllcu to await a claimant.
lalSlsj
MUSIC.
The annual entrance examination ot th
N'nltonM OoMcrvatory of ( Music at 128 and
1SS I t Seventeenth street , New York , thfl
institution which wa founded by Mrs. Join-
nctto M. Thurbor , will toke place as fol
lows
Singing , Wednesday , September IB , from
9 to 12 n. m , 2 to 6 p. m and S to 10 p. in.
Choru' . 3 to 10 p. m.
Piano and organ , Thursday. September 1C ,
10 a m. to 12 m. and 2 to 4 p m.
Violin , \lola , 'cello , contrabass , harp , Frl
day , September 17. 10 a. m. to 12 m nnd ate
to 4 p. in.
Orchestra and all wind Instruments , Fri
day September 17 , 2 to 4 p. m
Chlldren'tt day. Saturday , September IS.
Piano and violin
It I < i the < le Ire nf the board to Rither
from all part * of the United State * pupils
whose nfter-labmn will advance the c u o
of music In their unlive land The National
Consoivatory ot Music I * an ttkUltutlon rit
which AHUM leans have most reason to bo
proud , and ll faculty Includes the foremcwl
artists and ItKtructnr * of America to the
number of sixty. Its actual pupils number
C'G. and It has -dippllcd tuition since It wa *
rahiblUluil In issn to 2.397 It lias the dis
tinction of being the only musical Institu
tion In the eounlij nuthorlyed bj coiiRriYH
to grant diplomas nnd confer honorary de
grees.
If you hive ever seen a little child In a
piioxjMii of whooping cough , or If j-ou have
been anne > ed by a constant tickling In the
throat , joti can appreciate the \ lue of One
Mlnuto Cough Cure , which gives quick re
lief.
liiiouti-x n Moli'ii VV lirrl.
A w nil nut WIIM jrsurdiu afternoon IHMIIM !
out of police court for the arr < " t of Uuliv
Uosenboig , who N tmplnjed In a m < nnd-
hiind stole near Pourtei-nth niul I'mmlaa
Rtrcot < > on the clmtRo of concealing iolon
piopeity The pKv-rrnll in Wa started l > y
I Morris ltn rnulntt A few dujs ace Ilnsen-
blatt'y whec ! wns stolen lie mouwcl 0110
I Ons Smith of thr > tht'ft nnd "woio nut an Information -
' formation against him on the elmige of lar-
eons. litalli'Kcs tluit now he has It-lined
that Smith lurm'd tlio vvhtel ovoi to Itosnn-
biMg. but the hitter i fusi" < to give It up.
Arnold's llromo Ceieiy cure' headachoa.
10 , 25 and [ JO centn Ml druggists.
New materials for Sofa Pillows , Table Covers.
Draperies , etc.
Panama , Russian and other new Canvasses.
Hungarian , Crepon , Silkaline and other new drapery -
ery materiels.
Battenburg Doylies and Centers at special prices ,
Eight inch Doylies for 25c.
rappers
Cut out the Trade JMurlis , iinel use them to
obtain A YEAK'S SUBSCRIPTION to jiny
of the following Weeklies or i\l.ti.t/.incs. \
. .We will furnish you the-
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Housewife 100
Woman's Homo Companion. . " . . 100
Woman's World " . . 100
The Oul " . . 100
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OK.
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Tour O'clock rxi Xt
Cosmopolitan oo .CO
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McCluro's m
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Mmibej's i
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Table 'IM'k , .no
Art fin
1'orkct Magazine , .M ) nn
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Hil > > hood ro
Delineator m
Ham'1) Horn , Weekly . i oo
YimtliH' Coinpinlon 100 i oo
Domorest's Monthly ! 1 ro
Public Opinion Weekly . 7fi 2 to
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Shoit Storlew ICO 2(0
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Saint Nicholas 100 22' '
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Llpplnentt'x
1'i.ink Le-slle'w Popular "
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The Aiemi . 100 2fO
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\\r \
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Century . IV ) 325
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Judgn . ' ISO 4.00
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on.
For . ' 15 - Jsj Trailo Inrk'i and 2c Htntii ] ) ivo will Bond you free a Hinull
box of Uox I'apsln Ouiii , the bust ntiil purest cliottliiK gum und n
delicious tiid to di 'Ubtinn.
must Lo fully pi-optiid or woeiinii < > t ut-cont oidoro.
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?
P 1HE TIME IS NOW
To have your house refurnished and refitted
for the fall and winter. We've lots of pretty
things all new that we'd like to show you
New and beautiful Screens , Woven Tapestry , Wall
Decorations IVilton Carpels , Turkish , Persian and
Odd Pieces of Antique Furniture.
Remember we manufacture Bamboo Furniture
that' why our prices uro HO much lower than othorti.
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103 South 15th Street.