Nebraska Newspapers

    TFIE OMAtTA DAILY BEE: SFXPAY. APRIL 10. 1004.
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ASSESSING LIFE POLICIES
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'TREASURER CALIS II STATE WARRANTS
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j UNfOI.y. April -(Special )-Lh In
; fturance polices that tiv a taah valuation
( tipon presentation trt the company Issuing
!them I another Item of property that has
ton dug up by the State Board of Eiuall-
tattnn for taxation that haa not hereto
fore been assessed at.d taxed, that will
i bring a rrnu Into the state. A member
; ft the board announced thla morning that
; lie saw no rtrnn for exempting f hew
' policies, an they lertslnly represented Jut
much cash and he could not find, so ha
. ated. anything; In th law that would
Justify th board In exempting them.
' Should thla unofficial announcement be
the official acrlon of the board It would
rrarl an immer.ee amonrtt of revenue for
tha state At the end of laat year there
waa In force In Nebraska ts:.90.:W M In
... miA an n Ininrtnca
v man aaid. 90 per cent of thla could - be
(turned Into the companies for a rash val
nation, as nearly all of the Insurance writ
ten during the last ten years In this state
was of that character. Last year there
.was written I1H.MS.34 SO, and a sweater por
. tlon of these policies can be turned Into
the company. If not thla year, then within
three years, for cash. .
Ex-Speaker Mockett. who presided In the
house during the discussion and enactment
. cf the revenue law said he did not believe
there waa an authority for the state
board to tax the ; surrender policies. e.
; cause the Insurance companies had already
!pald a tax un the tferrliims. and to again
(tax the policy wottfd be double taxation.
'lie, with ather Ineurance men. will look
'tip authorities on th suVJect and will make
a protest to the state board.
Next Tuesday the board will meet to
'bear protests from fraternal companies re
rirdlng the taxation of securities deposited
aith the Insurance deputy.
( rail for atate Warrants.
State Treasurer Mortensen today Issued
' k call for tTAOO warrants numbered M.273
!t M.8P7 for April 1J. When this batch Is
; fathered In It will wind up all warrants
' that bear a date earlier than June 9. 19ns,
.Making the outstanding warrants leas than
two years old. At the close of business
1 tonight thera was In the permanent school
fund ITO.onO, for which the treasurer will
rot seek out of state Investments. H has
1n sight the tto.oco yet due on the penl-
tenUary cella; S0.OCO to be paid for the
building of the Peru Normal school; tTAnfo
at Kearney for the normal school; O.Ono
'for the hospltaJ at Mllford; and tl.0" for
the building of the asylum at Norfolk, and
WEflFCl
A Device That is Scientific'
Simpler Direct and Instantly
Restores Hearing in Even
The Oldest Person
Comfortable, Invisible
and Perfect Fitting.
'30 Past Book Cootaloltts I Hlstorj if the
Blscmri and Uanj Kun.nd Slpid
TistlmoBlali fron All Parts of
tbi World SEIT FREE.
Ike Trw at err ef tke laseatlaw af
wilua'i Coaaaaoa Seas star Draai
Told ay Gra, H. Wllaea, tke luratar.
t eaaf
af tmm tsfaa'. gniaeat eoctorv. rat
mi ana war apariaitaia t raa tea aa at graal m
saa ... x Oi me aa too. 1 trlaal all iha
ania-ial arena.-. tna naim4 ta raaaara aeartne.
at tbey tallee to baaartt m la lha laaat. 1 aaaa
vent tke sat apartauata la iha warla. tut tkelr
effort, vera kMtiiliHf
My raaa waa sraa.-a (.ratable!
1 grw eeaparaia trttnm enaale4 mm.
tmllj I waa aeroaalaa Mora of a ratiaaa. aroMmc
lb coaipaiMtahia of poupla beaua of tlaa aaao
ajic my eeafneaa and aeoalttvaueaa cauaa4 mo.
finally I a aaa to iartaeot oe BiraaK. aa aflar
rtloat yoara of aofr. labor, and porau&al aiaaaiaa.
porf-ied aomothtBS (feat 1 founa tjtta t na ptara of
th aalural ear anjaia. an4 I callal H Wilaoa a Coax
Kia Sanaa Kar Drum, which t naw aoar ar aa4
taht with earfect roaafon. ana do not avaa hava ta
niMa tkm whea waaatns No on raa 1 1 1 1 aai
arwanat tham. a laov So not aaow. ati aa lhav (ia
aa aiacumlort whatavwr. I ararwlr kaow tl anraalf
With thaaa arama 1 a now hear a whiapar I
rj4a la the s irat coaveraatloa aaa haar avarrihins
aalna; oa arouna aaa I rail haar a aaraua or lanara
froaa aar part af a larpa rhvrrh or hall. sonaraj
hoalth ta lmproe4 ha aaaa of the treat rhanga bbjf
Har Drvma hava aiaa la ml Ufa. Me apirita ara
knsbt an4 cheerful. I mm a rar4. chaasea aaaa.
kioa mt fortunata dlarovary It la no longar aoa
aary for iiv aeaf peraua ta rarr a t ru mfet . a tab.
r aar other aura oaeVfaahuaieal aaaaaahlft. Mr
l oraatoa aWnaa Ear pruai 4a. hat It oa that at M Loot
arlactlSc prlaclplea. raetaiaa do metal, wtraa. or
triaaa mi any kln4. aa4 la aatirely now aa4 ap ta
4ate la all raaporta. It la ao aatail that aa ooa ran
aao K whan la puaitloa. yt It rollarta ail tha aoua4
wavaa an4 formeaa them agaiaat lha 4nua hoa4.
rauaiog oa to hoar naturally ao4 partactly. It wtil
thta en whan tha natural aar 4ruaia ara parti
ally ar aatirely aaatruyaa. perforwtod a.-i I e4 ra
Uaa4. ar tai ka4. It ata any aar frnai chtldhoo4
ta ol4 as aaalo ar foabal. an4 aa.4 froaa thai la. t
that tt aVjaa aot mmrm, M avr aauaea lha hraat
rTitaiioa. a4 aa h uae4 with caaafurt day aa4
Slc-t without removal for any rail
w.lih aor eWire I raa tura doafaaaa ta aay per
awa. no aoaUer how a.' g u I r-f i aaathar from catarrh,
ararlet ferar. typkold or hrata fetor aaeatitea. a hiM-p.
l-f roh. s-erin(a la th ear. aharka freta artll
leey. ar throusb ac idaattt M iitatita not aaly
earaa. httt at oara atnea tha procreaa of daafneaa aa4
all roartas a4 huaama ao;aea Tha srea:rat aural
ursoae ta th world rrommen4 n. aa wall aa pay
aartaaa of ail srhoola It w.U 4a for yna what a
anedlrtae or aaedhal aknl ee tank 4o
I want la pla.-a aay letpaaa hook oa ' r'lin ta
th kaada ar rT df peraua la tha wori4 I will
Sadly aeejd W Ire to anyuae whoa aaaaa and a4
raaa I raa st. It aoat-nbaa aad llluatrataa Wilaaa a
t eaiaaea Sana Car lruiu aad rootaina hMba Sda
letter tnt-ai Buaaria uaara ta tha I a It ad tataa.
Canada. Blailra. Em lb ad Srln4. l-elaad. aax
Auetralia. faew aaln4. Taaaaauia. d4 -a aad I aa
roanoteat htlaada I haaa lottor fro -a poopla ta every
atatloa af Ufa aaialMa-ra, rh ! :mu. lawyer,
aaerrhaata. aariaay Udiea. Mr aad tell tha truth
a Be at I Be ' a ta he d-rtrod froat aiy woadartaj
Mil a aMe. 1 will Sad th aaaaaa of p-pai la
ear aB lews aad -'e, anaay whtaav aaaae yw
kaow aad I aaa aur taat ail thia wtil roaitae yoaj
toat ta ran ml kaafaaia aaa at laat ha a a aaueed by
B ' tevasrttaun.
r't aWUy: wna tar th tree aao today aad
eddi-aia. ' Srar Th a llaoa Ear l-raaa C., , Ja4
tU aliVa, Lauattiler'.jr , y. a a. . .
CURE
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ipecta to secure every one of these war
rants.
trbeir Day at Ctaer.
The Dladples of Nebraska will assemble
In force Rt Ithany. April 3. to asstst Cot-
ner unlverelfv in rronrrltr obaervlne- Arnor '
day. Fxerr'lae-B will be held In the co'.letre
Lapel at I p. m. Hon. H. M. Wilson will 1
r.rna4a n nit 't a 1 1 1 - A lha . nunli.c k.IiMB I
Othr-r t-eai.rs will be rr. Q'ora-e U Miller I
of Omaha, former Governor Robert W. I
Kurmts of Brownvllle and Will M. MaurHn.
mbt wjl read an original poem. Special
uslc will be provided under the direc
tion of Prof. Iola Mix Sutton, head of
department of music of Cotner uni
versity. A feature of 'tke, program fjrill be
the rendition of two rocal solos by Miss
Vera I'pton. a lining young "tar In the
mnlcsl circles of Lincoln. '
Preceding the eserrlsea a meeting of the
governing board of the Nebsuska Christian
Missionary society will be held, and Im
mediately following tha program the Busi
ness Men's board will bold a. sjeemlon.
Prraekar l Bxaisierwted.
Rer. Joseph rnderwood, whose step
daughter stated he waa the father of her
child, haa received a complete vindication
at the hands of the girl and at the hands
of kl flock, composing the membership of
Mt. Zlon church. A meeting of the flock
waa held last night and the matter was
discussed. The girl told that Rev. Un
derwood was absolutely Innocent of her
undoing and on the strength of this state
ment and upon the evidence of a number
of the membership that swore to the good
character of the defendant, he waa exon
erated. A committee composed of Major
Moore, a state house draft clerk and Mrs.
Nettie McDonald, prepared a statement of
vindication which waa sent to the Lincoln
press.
Partly Meat If y Deael Maa.
The body of the man found murdered
near Humphrey lias been partially Identified
by CMef of Police Routsahn aa that of
John Moore, who waa In jail here some
time ago. at the same time John Galvln was
being held while the police tried to collect
evidence to connect him with a bank rob
bery. Moore was held only a short time,
but Oalrln was sent to Jail on a vagrancy
charge for ninety daya and upon his re
lease agreed to get out of the state. Noth
ing has been heard of him since, but during
his Imprisonment Moore was frequently
seen here and It Is supposed he waa wait
ing for Galvtn to serve out his time. Gal
vln tried to get a baker out In the state
to send to Washington S2.000 In mutilated
bills to exchange for him. ,
Howie for Frleadleae Report.
The report of the Home for the Friend
less filed with the secretary of atate today
ahowa that during the last month there was
received 171 and there wss expended S1QP.31.
The home already had SHS.tf on hand, ao It
Is still to the good 179 It,
According to the report of Superintendent
Hayward of the Kearney Industrial school,
the total enrollment during tba last month
was 158. and at the end. of the month It
wss 1M. The inmates paroled were: Alva
Dart, to hla father at Tampa. Colo.; A.
Bump, to hla grandfather at Oakdale:
Walter Good, to M. A. Brown at Kearney.
Burr Larkln escaped during the month, but
was captured and brought back to the In
stitution. There waa received by the 1n
atltutlon during tha month S3U.K, and ex
pended tlll.Tt.
laiartarr Cwsapaay Wlthdrawa.
An unofficial report waa received In Lin
coln today that the Thurlnga. a fire Insur
ance company of Germany, had or would
at once withdraw from doing bualness In
the I'nlted States. The report haa reached
the Insurance department here, but it haa
not jet been confirmed by the company
Four other companies that hare heretofore
done a good bualness In Nebraska have
withdrawn since the Baltimore Are, the
Freeman of Baltimore. Greenwich of New
Tork. Potomac of Waahlngton and the La
fayette of New Tork. The report of the
withdrawal of the Thurlnga. should It be
correct. Is taken to mean that foreign com
panlea have become frightened at the fre
quent large flrea In thla country and are
afraid of accepting risks.
Goveraer Goes tm Ckadroa.
Governor Mickey left thla afternoon for
Chad rem. where he will deliver an rddreaa
upon the occasion of the dedication of the
new Toung Men'a Christian association
building at that place. Monday evening
the governor will go to Omaha, where he
will ride the goat for the edification of the
Vnlon Veterans' union of that city, be hav
ing recently been invited to join.
apreaae tealrt CaJL
These cases will be called for hearing"
April U in the supreme court of Nebraska:
Goken against Dallugge. Butler; Smull.n
against harton. louglaa; Ander.-on
against Kannow, Cedar; i'rayer agalnai.
belaer. Nemaha; Keliey against tooyrr,
Cheyenne; (state Eteclru Meulcal Institute
against i'lattver. ouglaa; beat against
Oralapp, Johuaon; i'ou.urn against Mc
Lfcmald. Lancaaier; Williams agalnttt Mliej.
Richardson; frovklent Savings Life Assur
ance Society against City of Uroini, erlg
lnal; Aachen at Munich Fire lnaurance
Company agalnat CHj of Omaha, original;
Morrla againat County of Wssh.ngton,
Waahlngton: Kennedy against s)fate of Ne
braska, Coltax; Nebraaaa, Telephone Com
pany agalnat City of Fremont, Ixwige.
The following caaea will be called for re
argument before the court:
Tates against Jones National Bank. Sew.
ard. Yatea against I'tlca Bank, beward;
Yatea axainat Bailey, Seward: Yates
againat Bank of Siapleiiurel, Seward.
The following caaea will be called for ar
gument before the court on motion for re
hearing: County of Dodge agalnat County of
Saunders. Saunders; Near Omaha Thomson-Houston
Electric Light Compajiy
against Dent. Douglaa.
The following ta a proposed assignment
of cases for besrtng Tuesday, May S:
Penn against Trompen. Lancaster; C arke
against Woodruff. htufTalo; Gill man against
Toplnka, Box Butte; Brown against Keed.
Boone. AmertcaJl Radiator Company
agalnat American Bonding and Truat Com
pany. Lancaster; Nelson Manufacturing
Company against Amertcsn Bonding and
Truat Company. Lancaster; Smith againat
Allen. Douglas: (state ex rel Crandall
aarainst Chicago. Burlington t Quince
Kallmaid Company, ltncaster; K. A M
Insurance Company against Mickel. Doug
las: uncoin Traction Company against
Heller. lancaaier; Parrott against McDon-
atu. wouaiaa: ap t sine t ompany against
nura. t neyenne: Kddy sgaint Citv of
. 'matiB. uvuiiai. Bouin urnana National
Bank against McOllun, Chase; Neal against
Vansickle. Nemaha.
The following caaes will be called for ar
gument on motlona for reheating:
McCook Trr. AY W. P Cnmnonr -1--
HJtrhco l': Gandy against Estate of
Blaawll. Richardson.
Haskaaaal aad v) lfa right
In a flajht. tha result of an attempt to
compel hla wife to leava her horn a and go
witn mm, tonlfht E. Manser rrctared thrae
dep cuta on his left wrist and la now In
a aetioua condition, lis accused bis wife
of doln the cutting Both vtrt arrested
and Mrs. Manser waa released under t50)
bond. The knife was found by the police
In Manser's pocket and the blade was
closed. '
The couple recently separated, the wife
aulnc for a divorce. Manser went to her
room on lower H street and, tried to get
Mrs. Manser to come up town with him.
She refused and a fight ensued. Neighbors
separated then but co one has been found
who saw the rutting. Mrs. Manser said
Manser cut himself In an attempt to com
mit suicide. Tba police believe ber atory.
Ball lew Mall at Pailllaa.
PAPILLloN. Neb. April -48pedal-The
Plattdeutscher Veretn will soon beg-in
the cvitaurucUua vf a larga fcrtck building
to be used for lodge rooms and a dance
hall. The coat will be La Lbs aeighbor
bood wX Sa,
mum, stii?
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WE PURPOSE
RUGS
ixl2 and 8-3x10-6 Wilton
velvet room size rups, all
new patterns, mi sale
Monday
at
S22.75
We Avill plare on sale
Monday 1150 samples of
high grade rarpets 1$
yards long, leather bound.
Worth
48.00.
for .
ORIENTAL
RUGS...
We have just receiv
ed a large shipmeut of
medium sized Orien
tal and Kilem Rugs,
worthy of considera
tion. S3.5-.7-f9
Farnam St.
FIGHT TO HOLD BIG LAKE
Fiarca Wind Thmten. to Wash Awty ;h
Retavniog Wa'h.
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IMMENSE WAVES DASH AGAINST BANK
Tim Were aad ski at Sawd Are teed
te Repair tba Dssiifs aad Urgt
Territory la Bared from
lasadalloa.
KEARNEY. Neb., April f -.Speclal Tele
gram. The retaining wull and embank
ment which conflnea the lake on the hill
northwest of thla city narrowly escaped
destruction during the terrible windstorm
which raged for over twenty-four hour,
ending Jast night. The wind caused Im
mense waves upor the lake, which dashed
against the wall and rolled ovtr the em
bankment, washing and weakening the lat
ter and tearlnj? a two-foot hole In the waa
Men worked until t o clock last night
repslrlng the damage with timbers and
. . , i a - u .1 1 m .
sacks or sana. dui mey u.u naiu k,..
saving the lake. An Immense body of
water would have rushed, down uie mil ir
the wall had given way and considerable
damage would have resulted.
BEATRICE. Neb.. April 9.-(Epecial.)-It
Is something unusual for trains to be
encountering snowbanks In April, but thla
Is what happened to the Burlington and
Rock Island roads In attempting to get
trains through last night. A Burlington
passenger and . freight train were stuck
In a snowdrift In a deep cut near Blue
Springs most of the night and did, not
reach Wymore until about I a. m. It la
reported that the Rock Island failed to get
a train through from this city to Falrbtiry
until this morning on account of the cuts
being packed full of wet snow. The I'nlon
Pacific also espelenied considerable diffi
culty In moving Its trains on the branch
between here and Manhattan. Kan.
The late cold snap has been severe on
the fruit crop, but ss the buds on the trees
are not rery far advance!, on account of
the lateness of tiie season. It is thought
no damage will result.
Wladssllla aad Baras Seder.
NORTH LrOl P. Neb.. April t (Special )
For ihlrty-alx hour? a howling gale has
been blowing down the valley, wrecking
windmills, outbuildings snd causing a gen
eral stampede of everything movable. The
hardware store of O. W. Moore waa un
roofed and the new Woodmen building
suffered the loss of Its save spouting. One
large double comcrib belonging to George
E. John.Hon waa demolished.
NORTH BEND. Neb.. April . Special)
A severe north wind, accompanied by
rain and snow, with the mercury hovering
around the freesing point, has made tha
conditions for the pa.t twenty-four hours
unusually wintry for this time of year.
Travel In the country waa almost impoa
slble. One rural route deliverer was forced
to abandon his trip after several narrow
escapes from being overturned by the high
wind. Winter wheat Is In prime condition
and will be benefited by the fall of snow.
Considerable suffering haa been reported
among live stock, but no loss of great
smount Is anticipated Fruit buds are un
injured and prospects for an abundant fruit
leld are good.
Exteat mt ataras ia State,
O NEILL. Neb.. April . (Special. Dur-
tng twenty-four hou
mrs one of the most s-
vera and destrui live blixxards ever wit
nessed by the oldt-st settlers here haa been
raging. The storm started aa a gentle
rain and waa welcomed by the farmers,
whose Lands were needing rain, but after
raining some hours tl'.e wind turned to the
northwest and snow began falling, mak
ing It practically Impoaaible ' for a person
to see to travel any distance and delaying
railroad traffic.
This storm la specially unfortunate at
thia time, along the Are belts where ranch
men had their hay and cattle sheds burned
snd will undoubtedely reault In further
less to those who had their feed and pro
tection for stock destroyed by tke flames.
NORTH LOl'P. Neb.. April ft. -Special )
Xte Oral rain (or five, moalbs feil duxl&
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Successors to tho Baker Furniture Co. and the Omaha Carpet
1310 -
We Are Right in Touch with Spring
With All tho Latest of the Season's Manufactures
IT IS IMPOSSIBLE to imagine more beautiful home furnishings than we are
displaying this spring. There are so many beautiful novelties displayed
that there is no excuse for any lady not having her home appear as though SPECIALLY designed for her
particular style.
You are personally invited to examine our spring exhibit.
FURNITURE, CARPETS, RUGS AND DRAPERIES
CHIFFONIER
tr
Fiv drawer B'rlfn oak
with ht'vel French
r.late mirror worth
fc.m. f0r
chrTonlrr.
6.25
FURNITURE SPECIALS
:.nn Iron Beds.
175
95c
2.25
3 85
for
I'. o- Wovan Wire
Sprine. for
Mattres;.
for
$6 Pa nit iry Steel
t ourhes, for
the last twenty-four hours. About one-half
Inch of rain fell, followed by several hours'
of snow, the wind turning to the north
and this morning is blowing n heavy gale.
The temperature la about 3 dogrees.
HARVARD. Neb.. April . Special )
The weather during the past forty-eight
hours haa been varied and changeable, with
the worst windstorm this winter.
Wednesday afternoon rain began falling
and by evening .36 Inch of water fell. .
A light mist continued much of the time
during yesterday, giving .us additional,
and was accompanied by a strong north
wind that Increased during last night.
This morning a fine snow began falling
with an increased force of the wind that
has given to those who passed through
that memorable snowstorm of April 12 to
IS, lW.t, a strong . reminder, the material
difference being In the amount of snow
that haa fallen.
1UTAN, Neb.. April .-Speclal.) It haa
been snowing all day at thia place with
the wind blowing a gale. As It Is not
freezing and the enow Is melting quite
fast there is only about one Inch of anow on
tha ground. The storm will do no dam
age, as there Is nothing growing.
A good deal of garden stuff Is planted,
but is not up yet.
Fear Danaasie to Fralt.
Al'Bl'RN, Neb., April t (Special.) A
snowstorm raged all day yesterday and'
continued throughout the night. The wind
blew a gale from the northwest and the
thermometer fell 60 degreea. The snow was
preceded by a rain and the roads are In a
horrible condition. It Is feared that much
damage haa been dona to fruit, as the buds
were about to burst. '
TABLE ROOK. Neb., April t . (Special.)
Two or three Inches of snow fell here yes
terday, accompanied by a furious wind,
making It very disagreeable Indeed. Today
the sun has come out and the snow has
nearly all disappeared, though a cold, raw
wind la still blowing.
HOLT
COISTY
19
I'RO'PEHOIS
Baaka Have) Deposits af More Than
FIy Haadred Thoaaavad Dollars.
O'NEILL. Neb., April 1- (Special.) It
haa heretofore been a common practice of
uninformed people to refer to Holt county
aa one of the "poor" counties of the state.
From the following figures taken from the
official records showing the amount of
money Holt county has on deposit In the
various hanks, it will be observed there
Is enough cash on hand to represent a
pretty well-to-do county. Tha county has
deposits as follows:
Atkinson State hank t i.'JS TZ
First National bank. O'Neill 14 29
Chambers Ftate bai;k I.li6
Cilixena State bank. Stuart 6 .lis TM
O'Neill National 1-ink lofcairi
Farmers' hank. Tuge 4 Tt !
Firt National bun. Stuart .37S.iii
First National bank. Atkinaon 3.737 JJ
Inman Elate bank tJ"'.j
Total a. aS.Ji:.ST
Aside from the above deposits by th
county, the Individual deposits in the var
ious banks Is considerably more than
ajAOM.
BY BLOWS OF TtHPE-lG'S FIST
(rower's Jary Flsea Cawae ( May
ward Easlsitas'a Death.
FUIXERTON. Neb.. April -Spe-ial )
The coroner'a Jury returned a ve.-dut th.t
Maynard Edglngton's death was caused by
blows from the fist of Bert Tarpennlng,
feloniously Inflicted. The entira day was
consumed In taking testimony.
Trwtav a-ounar TarrM-nninar waa rkrn a
I preliminary hearing before County Judge
Rcbinson.
The funeral of Edglngton was held from
his father'a reaidence :hls inornlna. the
services being conducted by Rev. Pattee of
St. Alban s Episcopal church of this city.
Mlaaleaary roaseatloa la (loaeal.
H CM BO LET. Neb. April 1 Special.)
The convention of the Home Missionary
society has closed its sesslod and those
In charge report tt the most enthusiastic
and satisfactory gathering ever held In
the district. In spite of tha Inclement
weather, which has been prevailing
throughout. A local society was organised
with a good sised memba-rahip. Immediately
after the close of the w-aalon the Foreign
Missionary society opened its two days'
convention wila a Urge n .ruber of dclv
1LLER, STFJART & BEATON
17 - 19 Farnam Street
BED ROOM SUITS
Three-pieee ImiI room suit, solid
oak, bed dresser and commode,
French plate mirror. Three pieces
at the price of one 4.75s
V700D BEDS
AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE.
Your choice of 25 odd beds in gold
en oak. full size, 00 inches high,
worth $7.50. $8.50 and $10.00. at
S2, S2.50 and S3
gates present, and Mrs. Sarah E. Alex
ander of Falls City, president, in the chair.
Rev. Fulkerson, who for aixteen years,
haa been engaged In missionary work In
Japan, gave a lecture to a crowded house
last evening on the work In the Orient
and will apeuk again tonight.
More Work for Plaitasnoath hops.
PLATTSMOl'TH. Neb.. April -(Special
I An official. In dlccussing the amount
of work turned nut of the Burlington car
shopa at Plattsmouih. statjd that tha
prospects were favorable for the employ
ment of an additional number of men dur
ing the coming ?:immer, especially In the
freight car dpurtment. Heret fore enly
the heavy repair work has been sent here,
while nearly all the lle;ht repairs on freight
cars have been made at other points slong
the mar where small shopa have been
maintained. The f'lture p'ans of the com
pany. It Is said, nre to do both the heavy
snd light repair work at Plattsmouth, as
the Improved facilities fT handling tha
cars enables the company to get better
work done here and at less expense than
elsewhere In Nebrka.
Pre pari as ta Asseaa Mortgagea.
PLATTSMOl'TH. Neb.. April (Ppe
clal. ) County Assetaor Teegirien Is en
gaged In securing a lift of all mortgages on
file in Cass county. He estimates that the
total amount cf unreUased mortgages will
be close to V'"""". It is safe to aay that
many have bet n paid, but through reglect
of the holder have not been released. Un
less they are released very soon they will
be as'ssed as a tax against the property.
All prnper'y must be listed at Its actual
value, he insists, and not at half, ss has
sometimes been done, especially In stocks
ol merchandise.
Aak I'rraalaaloa to Beantlfj.
HASVIN'JS. Neb . April . (Special.
The residenta along Bellevue avenue have
presented a petition to the city council ask
ing permission to ornament that avenue. It
Is proposed to construct miniature parks In
the center of the thoroughfare to be tlllrd
with trees and shrubbery The promoters
of the ida promise to keep the street In
the best of condition during the summer
m'nths. If the jUn I carried out Bellevue
avenue w.U undoubtedly become the most
beautiful in the city.
Blv.dB.OB.i Trace Stalea Teasa.
FAPILLION. Neb. April a Special. '
W. R. Sperry of Weeping Water was In
this vicinity yesterday looking for a sf.l.n
team. Bloodhounds had Itai'l the mievaa,
to the Buffalo schoolhouse, where the
trail had been doul led bii k i I ii'avilla.
The horse were fo.;nd tied Uir VSaapn.g
Water U ft tbicktt.
R Rg AiPS m
DRESSERS
Gor. n oak rlreaaer,
lifvl pi;! mirioi,
lilaih arade work
tnanslilp, worth
JId.x'. !r
4o-inrli top.
75
MATTINGS
We w!U plarei on sal" Mondav .VI
pieces of China nnd Jap MalTin(rs.
worth from ISSr to ,'r. These g orris
have hr'en dipjtlaved In our windows
for the laat week. ON SAI-K
MONDAY ONI.T.
a aai s reajardless, Tj."". Rt AO and II n
AT Z0 CENTS val,.., 7.5Q
Said the advertiser: "Is there
in Omaha a printer
who can handle a
color job right ?"
Said the artist: "As
good as the
best. 'Have
Root print it."
A. I. ROOT, Incorporated
TELEPHONE, 1604
414-416 SOUTH TWELFTH ST., OMAHA, NEB.
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The beat in tl.e nurLri. Cili aad eximlne JuM
Ir. rwri H rV M! ir 'J I'l S-C
URiiKjT' AMJ hYUT ht.LF.iTI' N
Bi.-yc'ea" sold n e.isy pameni.. jjt
t .() up to Oet our bicycle cleans up ana new nirr u.iu ui on
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LACE CURTAIN
SPECIALTIES...
Monly we will plar-e on s;Ue I'M rmlr
NottinaiiHin lace iiirt.i'ns. full tio.e
ynrils lii; Borxl ijttrrns. COm
worth $!''. for..
WaJW
l' i"mlrs 60-lnrh Nottlnpham l.o-e rur
tni'iK. v.-ry h - iwitterns. In Bi -sel.
C:illv Nit and Madras rni'j
7!:. , 1.95
?' pair extra wide curtains, ysnla
lonn py n inrhes, IRC
worth U.'l. for
1' Tapestry T'Oi ilrrs. n.viirte.1 ti:i
frn an.! colors, three ; ,trd.' lo' a:
your choice,
f.T
1.45
MONDAY ONLY
tj thr Tohi, 5 font mik
iitfrrto, rilU'.I. only
95c
HIGH GRADE LACES
Your choice of our entire line of S.V'rt
Bri:cl!. Arab. finny rml lrlh
mint nrtains. on sale
3.75
at
J-V"1 will huy your chol- of nil nur
ti ,". 7.f nnd 7.jl laces, nil makes,
no reserve, one day, t fr
at OiUJ
You Can Save Honey Here
iITi"TiVii.
turns
$1.00
Columbia GrzphapboBS
ft and lx'-t talking
niachiiie it.ade. iind tells lor ies
than other make. It is a pleas
it bT entertainer, and no honi- Is
4-omplete without one. We sell
them on ea-y wo-Uly and
monthly payments. I'.iy us a
visit and bear all the la'e pop
ular records.
afl f -V.i la
I We have taken nil our lace ;iiit.iin. H
- iVj Is the luule
ml
Old Records taken in part payment for new.
1621 Farnam Street.
ba'K iina left
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AIS'j THE
recelvi. a lare shipment of g od Tires..
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1622 Capitol Ava
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