THE OMAHA DAILY -BEE: MONDAY. JTXE 3. 1W7.
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NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA
COUNCIL
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KITOR JIEVTIO
Dan, drr.r.
"tocre-t ;!
'"1 R-.rr T :r.r Faust ber.
Pin engrav.n: at LeCert .
Sci.rr.i3t r elegant new pbotoa
Tor P.t-ri M;3trn houet. 7S Ctii At.
Srr pastured. :nrjcy, 'phone nTl.
Lewie Ct". f crx-raj c tree-tor. phone 7.
Wooijr ,,! T"nd'r"afcir.g corrpany. Tel. fcl.
P.CRfCN A SCHC11NG fEU-RCGS
L-al-r :n rree: roi lor tVae. Petersen
St n'n.
Jwire fcir.icVr li tcrv-ne the June lTia
tl the m:n r t-puri tocaj--
SHrfmai that save ! at I. W.
SH nj. 1 South 5air. rjL
fV,u;-r and ti'i"-!'.'f Trr Fra.2ckt.toa
g".ft. A i itrutr . rToadway.
i'Ua-M'f i.5 AS ! N V i TJiENT.
Talk 7a Li:T"FiRT ABOIT IT.
11 f l'u.ti iurt.:: t.J fid i;t council.
l'- aJ A!ii:ij.t, ;.: U- I. til this evenir.g.
Wnv6-An ti;f rmitj :-u.li :o kai-s-i.
aa. f.-'j.r j..j.:iitti rn''tMHl to r.tijt
rWiore yoi. itjf. fcrt ui f'.r a3 taper
ana pict-r f rat., inc. Co Elate Paint
end u t.. karma m tltK.lt.
pnwLjfEP. battled bexr at
EERVti' CM.T AT FII?T-Cl-ASo BAKS
ANL vAits 1 h-jsENftUi Co, Af:a
The Wscub'i Otirii Anrtitjan will
hold it roonih- tneet-n thin afternoon at
tiie residence of Mrs. M. F. Kotrer on Vine
Wk-khaxa Brother hare tieen awarded
the 4.mract 1j build.ng to be erected
by the r".rtere of K-rtT for a riy a arbooL
3 t t-v.iin a ii. cunt Uut Mu.(KKi.
OmCE SPACE rCR KENT Oa".y iia.it
t"j.Lt-:jr tu."D;i f Hai ar3 i.fht 1 : r
t:t. jmaii i,e oait-e, li b'it ;wu
(ivtti a c-ali' tc i.ti-ay- tjri. a
fr-reabyionaa :'.tPtn.i v.-t. it ti.e Btrt
u,e f:tj. ara-ned tt paan-oravt
I eavaraa jr.
TJe titT Ofmtiri iif-et tl.i ereninf
for T,e ff-mkx ixT!U.. -ftuiKfi.. 2l la a
eftfd tJifct wcr4 IriLDff.ie r-
au.btioe u airjcjt'3 at the UFn netii( aul
i.-iie lur tte tiiird running..
Thorta. tie U.liLLit son Mr. and lira.
F". failiTatx. U' -:fLh areijut. -iwdajr
a3ienan iraio ;.ir.kj imritiertia
fcvd U mot', tii Tt-i i t.tje f-rdr: d chUj
1 mm e-.rtnk.fr xa Uus cti within a
Tba funeral of tiie late CItwm A. Daupb.
tn 7 -aaa betd jeaifrcihy a3trriooB from m
tam;! restoenoe. S-crt.i rirat nrwU Id- '
r'; bF iSrk. w" ;
E.arr. rarc- f Fl- I"aul a Epinoopai ciiurcb. j
I.eoeaad aa a retran of the civil ar, '
fcartr aarred in tba Firth OUo cavairr. )
He araa a snbr of the local exK-aaipmeui
cf trhe Vctoa VettTran lxn. the merutx-re
of bJca art-ded u.e funtral in a bodv. I
beats bla ot. eatiirrUT, Mra 1. K. J
Atxliii of thia cty. rarrlvt turn. Iecaed
9 yoara of aire atd i.h.a been an In- I
Our enmplcite llna mf all the beat trade t
eiae In the small nsiruffierrte irlve great
eiif action to ocr tDcreaearxa' number of
jaJ rotia Bor)cius Piano H erase., tX Broad-
y. arbare t&e of pun exande upon the
btaMlnc.
' Sjmrr,er ione ar now in atock and aell
tre rapidir t ir usual low price. Don't
f-" to see tbem; tt arm he iro&ejr sarea
If jpa bwy tbera fcere. rnincaB Shoe Co
New patterns In rucra.
con.?any.
Ftorkert Carpet
Bar the Jea-ei faa or. raaoima store.
Tery are the safest. IVtersea A Srhaeailnat.
f, Fine aratcbea. S West
ECroadarax.
See the EcMpse tiaH bearlnR. self-aharjiem-
f fc. laa-s movers at Peinraea sV Brbaezitnc.
i Carrna rtii window shades asd lac
mrta!Ji. IX w. Verier. 1 PI Soutn Main.
etqage tott carriages from
the g5usd livkry pgr the com-
.JTJiSCrEMENT " -EXERCISES. BOTH
'THOTfTS CI. J. W. A ELMJER E. MIN-
T"r Bunt Free room cortare, VM Xorta
Fl-vtli street. Inquire 73 TCashmgton ave-
r. o. . .
, Cstlde Sslooas Are Basy.
The beauvlfi:! weather drew a large crowd
to Iake Manawa yesterday. Owing. 1t Is
suj'poaed to the recent threats of Injunction
proceedings, nothing but soft drink were
rvbtamabie within the enclosure, but Une
aaltfn on the outside did a rushing bosl
nHsx an day long. The scene outside ths
grotrada re-mbld much tl.Bt of a Midway.
How laag the saloons at Manawa arm b
permitted to do business on Sunday Is a
suattera of ooijecture. aa the aaloonmen
erstbin the city limits omtend that tf the
suthu WJiat are arming te allow the saloon
at the lake te keep open Bundara. the
prtfiloc aigut te be extendad to
Shredded
Wheat
PA
You do not know "the joys
of June" if you do not know
Shredded Wheal
and Strawberries" the most
luscious berry that grows, com
bined with the best and purest
cereal food made. A joy to
jaded palates a boon to
bilious livers. The porous
shreds take up the fruit juices
holding the delicious aroma of
the berry. Serve with cream
and sugar. Try it
: For breakfeut heal the BUcuit in oven to
re tore crlspne, pour Lot or cold milk orer it,
evdd a Little cream and a Little salt; or, sweeten
to tiita. Shredded YWt it delidooa and
wholesome for any meal in camhinatioa with
fre&h or preaerveai fruits. At j-oar socers.
BLUFFS
M. Tel. S.
StRMOX TO THE GRADUATES
Frtc S tit fLin af iirji CaTtart
Deliver 471 twa-a A&dmw
UF6E8 UPON TrUM HGH DEM.S CF Ufl
hel De Teetr ItBMt la Ulr'a
Work and TWf Uf Will rt Be a
Fa liar Whether
eeaee. rtam ar Sat.
Rrr. Cbarlea E. f.)t(in. prwrtflmt of
S'Tnpann k Iii3iam;a. Ja artm
! prcha the tiawia uifai r mtnta yirteT-fcflm-in
to t.h arniw dan f the
trh arnonl. ira rrma fry an attfitropr
a-hich crorj.lMt lj- Ztt4 th larfs auditorium
.f t.h Mf b acbtwl buHdine. Hta aaartiaB.
i -fcch vari3 In inajiy rwpwta Tram th
i cauaJ wrmon 3f ItrfTfJ an arb orculrat,
1 Irf-Jd th attt!tl'ii af th auflWp frmu
' th PTt!irif to the elrKln ato.
TTwrtarnt Ki.frtt.cn took aa kta topic,
i "Know TYT-f- Atfl i teat. "At He
j TT.inketh la Hi Heart as ia Hr," Prprert.
; v the fouiij o and tiwn bo are
l about to atari out In life, hafl ort te the
J lor 1be oliifT folk and ewpeciaUy the jTt
j of the rounr men and a-oiwi of the arradu
j at.1r,g c'.aaa ta tike t f-art ard thtr.k arr
1 Ti6t the eotd a at the real aelf iragt hat
rpeaker lmf-rawd rjon the rcur men
land mo lefore h!m. There -a a ltnilt.
fc, ..jJatiiea. ta rfc emmrfh nfih. t,i.r.Mi
X'hran
life, t'ot there no auch limit on the
1 aonl of life.. Tailns AdmlraJ Velacm's ta-
moo eihortatipn to tlje men of hie fleet.
"England e.xjiecta ererr man to do hie
fluty.- be Raid a pereoa should not be ctm
ter.t aloM with Joiii hia duty or her durjr.
tut o aa the Ja;.bea adrrrfral aaid la th
men hie fieet a tt arent forth to do tattl
artrh that of Ruseia. The emperor rjerti
ererj one to do hi rtmoat-"
Rer. Junti O Mar. j.aator of BroaiK a y
cturch
aaaieted ta the exerciase and the
- the a,uhi quartet r the
aedor claaa
ITGCET10t FOat CS-AOFATIOW
. . , .
' ,B l-ert Mar
TTe perj.lei!nr qneetJoB of trhat t errre
te eaally aolrd here. These price are sure
pteui(.
FOR THE TOrNO ULDT.
Fretty collar pins. Kir te SUA.
Fancy fcat pine. JSc to C.
ut:f al tirooc-bea. Cat te till.
Gold Joekets. Cts U
Gold cross. C5e to tT.au.
Gold tmk. chaina 2 to Dft
Bt autiful braortota, SS to
KoveJ belt buckles. Fl 7i to (i.
Gold beads, tt SO to FS.
St! riiifa. tt to CLa.
rxajDond rinca. CCU to tlOb.
Chatalaln watches. KM to tit.
Fine rold watches, te Sjo.
FOR THE TOl-XG MAX.
Artistic scarf pins. $1 to S1L.
Gold shirt studs, 76c to C
Gold rest buttons. Sic w (I
Gold cuC buttons. ll-Ut to Ha
AttrartJre fobs. Cat to ta.
Watch chains. tU to tt-
Seed rtufa. S to US. ..
Set rta-a, t2. to Oft.
triamcmd rinca S3 te rutO.
Tie clasps, tl to C
Gold watches. Ct.aO te SHL
Watch charms. C to tit.
Ifcffwu. Beliable Jeweler and
0 Broadway, Cosncfl Bluffs..
Optician.
-X.
T. Plumblns- Ca. TeL t; Nifht. X. AH.
Laos curteina, Stockart Carpet Co.
Weddtaat farprtae Faiaafa.
Miss Maude McKesson, daughter of Mr.
and Mra. O. P. McKesson, formerly of
Council Bluffs, now residents of Lr An
geles. Cal. and James M- Compton of Gal
reston, Trx.. were roarried peeterday aft
ternoon by Rer. T. 3. Macksy at All Saints
Episcopal church In Omaha. Mr. and Mra
Compton left for Garreston. where they
will cake their home, last evening. The
bride jarenta reoently went to tba James
tcwa exposition and sine have beea to
North CaroJliia. They were, n ta sal a. nn- j
aware of the approaching marriage af their j
smtiiir uui mivi p - "
Saturday. Mr. and Mra McKesson, tt Is i
anoeTWuooo. xeje-apziea men- oaugnxer asa- j
uig uisi uie vwKiixis tm ycwiHmaa ubiu
they ret-urned and saying that tbey would
start for Council Bluffs at oaee. Th bride,
whs la 21 years of age, while bar husband
And
Strawberries.
is tViree rear her cnoT. hsr tra star
lnc wtth thir repectT-e tretB at the
Grand hotel, where they became oorjalBte4
but a few week ao.
8. M. Wi:;iamaon. trrdes. aewins; na
calnea, Elsoa pho-oof-rapha. raoorda Re
palnn inarhlnes ar-d rirrdes a eperlalty.
IT South Mala ft Counc;i B;u2a la.
Tbcncs; Bell, Red HIT; Independent. TIT
Bad.
JX ti repair rw Fpertacles. Prampt.
cpurale aerrtoa. Dr. W. TV. MsaareJl.
TriaruTarruririf ticlan. Botn Phones
U Pesrl t.
D4ItH
ItTHER AH
COTTXTTTIOW
Lairara Vaaarr ras-eeted ra Attead the
ataal Cataerlast.
Tte anu-ual tiatjrmaJ corT-ertloa of the
Trued Imnish Ever.reiSfal Lartheras
cktirrh. to be held 1a Council Blufla. oorn
TvnHne" Wedneaday of tfci week sod lant-
Jnr et er Taesday, Jtrne 11. 1 eapepted to t
t-ririt te thla rtty a lare-e Butnber of mem
berf and dirntaries of that church..
The propram for the rl dars' session ras
bea Iseued. It Includes five feneral topic,
but the work it dtnoefl us soonrdin ta
Cara with rerular set programs for each
f Fica or day. The conventlc-a will start
a lth the first sreneral torc and wheia that
finished win take up the nert, aid so on
cntU the work of the mnr.tnf Is cotn
plefled. The prrisrraTn follow:
Orwwitn st FIttH Presbrterian ehurch em
edn3aT momiijg at o tJock by Rer.
M r. rveholm.
Short a53reia Vy President G. B Cnria
tiariaon std oihera
Hr f"rt of president and other officer of
the church.
Ei"ctv of cifEoer an i coraralttees.
Tourn people soriis ard work wtth Or
wMnout a -entral orcaniration.
T.kie n-itsrKm field at borne ard abroad.
mr priorticn to the evee--cal rynod
of the south in the Japan m'.Mrtoo.
Diecussion of the Lbeolofriral echool eye
tem. ,
Crfl (nation.
Tie ewater.lnf- of the chcrrh.
Conftmnation.
The officer of the orranteattara are:
President, Rev. G. B. Chiirttanseia. Andu
iKm. la; rice president. Rev. A. I. J. Sve
bolm. Roral. la.: arcretarv. Rev. 1. John
son. St IojiR, Ma.; treasurer, liar Beck,
F.latr. Neh. : trustees. C. D. Fkow of Rsrtne,
TTia.. snd P. Clsusen of Albert L-a. Minn.
The Danish Uotheraa church maintain
eve educational Insiltutlrm In America.
They Include a higher theological seminary
at Elair. Nch la connection with the col
lege there, and colleges at Kenmare. X. IX,
Ekhoa-n. Ia and Raatna, Wla A disrns
sloa of the vstira t presert In ngne m
these various hastttutiona. which are largely
self-support tng. win be on of the leading
topics to be discussed at the convention.
Among those wbo wC attend the con
vwntion. In addition te the officers and
Iiastor from many states, are Rev. 3. P.
Jensen ef Blair, Neb., president of Trinity
seminary: Rer. C. 8. Ericksen of Blair,
professor of th TOlogy In Trinity semlnsry;
J. ML T. 'vriBther. missionary to. Japan;
3. Pedersen. alitor ef Ianlsh church pub
licttlons. ET.an. &. D.
Tie following is list of the past.ora.wbo
are expected to be ta attendance:
P. L. C. Hansen. Ran Franrisoo; E. Pro
rensen. Rartne. Wis.; J. Kildslg. Racine,
Wis.; C. H. Jensen.. Re erne, ITia: E.
Hanem. Chicago: E. M. Nielsen. Newport.
N. D; A. P. Hansen, Canada: Harold
Jensfn. Bait Lake City: C. Christ en era,
L.tndser. Neb.; J. A. Larsen. Cush'ng. Neb.;
J. P. Nielsen. Philadelphia; N. P PiTnon-
son. Waupaca, Via ; i. P. Chrirteneen.
ILdnooln. Neb.; A. L- Nielsen, Coulter la.;
J. P. Naarjp. Cshkoah, Wia ; A. C. -W ess
man. irnver; M-. T. Jensen. Owaumna.
Minn.; W. C. Nielsen. Ringsted la: H
Njlsem, Neoia la.; H. P. Jensen. Mtndea.
. Neb.: A. M Nielsen. Orwaha; H. M. Hawses,
ICordora. N.; i. Marnuswm. Jlaim-jew,
iNeb.; A. W. Liad, Intnark, wis.; C.
1 Hansen. Kimbalton. la; J. T. Jersfld
i ETikhorn. la : J. Marcassea, Beresf ord. .
1 ; H. W. Bonds, klarcua far L 1mm
rtuklng, Neh. ; E Anderson. Frrmom. j
1 Vie!- 4
sen. Oak a I. T
1. Risflahi. Wahoo. Neb :
N. J. ftorenenn; Nelson. V.ttin : J. T. JLcnd,
rioux t.-itr; i. N Jors'ld. Neenah VT ;
J. K Jensen. Extra, la.; X S. Nielsen,
Dos Moines; X. P. J. Nielsen, Harlan, la.
Let me show ywa my Rne of go-carta. Xk
W. Keller. 1st South Mala
If you got one of Hafefs cars of hanber.
that one would settle It with the
fellow. C Hafer Lumber Co.
HIGH WAT BOBBER It SOOI XABBFD
Crabs "eVatck trass lea-reaal Frtead
aid adla It.
Ed King, a negro. Is behind the bars
of the city Jail witb a charge of highway t
robbery axaiast him. He le charged with i
taking a
p-tenn
watch and chain from Chri
a vnrr fj him1 f i.ii fm.kn
la, yesterday morning. King was or-;
rested by tb Omaha nolle, er.0 hroucht '
tack t Council Bluffs by Iietective Wil-
oa after be bad t-een Identified by Peter- ;
son as th maa who had robbed him. J
Poter-o was accosted by the negro oa :
Broadway near Blxtk street, and Peter- ;
uu . i i-. r uwi ui on mi wsy
to the North we tarn eapot to catc a
hi wal JLT. " lw It is by far the most totereating situs
be was also going to Dnlaa and aeaoa-1 . . . . .
parded Peterso, to the depot. BeachT, ! V " 7.
th Xorthwestem tracks. h7 negr. sag- i " 18
rened they walk north along the tracks. .Rr Ere Glasses.
" w"l''a "i them to
nang around tne oepot. The negro Sue-
In learning from Petereoa that
the latter had but very little money, bu:
that he had a watch. From the tracks
the negro lad Peterson toward the North
Eighth street school, where ha asked tie
young aaaa the time. When Petereoa
drew out his timepiece the ntre seised it
and ran.
while Peterson was berrying to Inform
th polio, the negrcf after offering to sell
the watch ts Peter Tollman, whom ha ac
cost ed on the street, disposed ef tt for tt
at Snyder's psarahop. which is but a
short dietan oe from police headquarter.
He tbea boarded a car for Omaha and
was arrested by the Omaha nolle oa
word front here before he
fcad time to '
get ff th motor.
He was Identified at J
Ui
Omaha city iaO by Peterson as ths
who bad robbed him and later en
being brought back to this city by Pawn- Biscuit compsny, wttk a capital of Xabm
broker Snyder and Toll maa, re waoai he The firms interested la the new company
offered te aell the watch. Th negro are: Blklea M'inxer Grocery company,
gave the name of Ed Xing ts Snyder ant j Burt-Zaiaer Grocery company. Joha
to the Omaha police. He Is a stranger is Blaul s Sons Ca, CTinton-Copeland Co
the local police. i Gard-er-Gould Co, WDliam Archer, cap
' ea As viral tare.
F. S. white, ag-rtcultarel and bertSc-V-taral
oommlasioner of th. Rock laiand
Fnsco lines, will deliver a free lecture
la Council Bluffs oa agriculture, horticul-
ture and kindred topics ea Saturday. Jane
j 11. The lectur will bo at 1 n. av la seme
hall t be arranged for by th Comiaer-
da clue.
I The beck UlaxUl-Frlao Lines bare, j
j through their agricultural and hor.Jcal- i
j tural deparuaent. equipped and at-
j tractively furnished a sperxal car rut i
i a ces plete and varied display ef e
grains, fruit and farm products. This
oar rUl be placed ea a andetrecat near
the passenger oree at tb head of Mala
street. After the ascture fey Mr. White.
whs is ta charge ef It. the car will be
epea far inspecuoa aad valuable bulletins
a grains, giueees, fruits aad ether fares
products will a. distribated free.
Oa Mender. Jane 14. uus 4scaxiubkl
train" mil start frtwa CecacU BibtU far
a tear of wastera aad north westers I .a a.
rmdinx at Les alolna a iliiUi Ji.lv a
Free lectures alii as gtcea by Cocnmia
iener White at eecto aewa where the
traia stop Ls Petiawattamis oaanty
let sarea wUl be glvea U News aAA A race,
BOARD SY5TUI OH COUNCIL
It Vtis'i ui ritral Itvt Ztm Tf Crtr
fnp sti KnicptJ CLicrt.
lUSlHlSS L BACK W.ttrENT
Castas ay OwatlaaT Frtty FwlltleUaa
Crest ei'rlaat Eiaesa? Will Ma
sell raaaa tin Atml
a P1a.su
(From SHaff Oorreapon dent. )
DES MOIXEa Jane i. (Special -The
political sitsattoa IB Dee MMse and to
sortit sxtejit la cen'.ral lows Si'peara to be
r4Unt- teva a maddis baosuae of the local
fht over adopttoa t s new plea of city
evpveraxneiit. The rleCMoa Is to be held in
i about three wettks, when the Des Moines
j people alii decide whether they ar to Iists
i t" erxroei.t by a board or comiciBsian in
I place of the svstem long Is Ufa. The cain-
pa it Is becoroirif decidedly Interest ina.
snd te some place there Is a (rood deal ef
UI feeling arouaod.
The movement baa been fathered and
roshad ay the represeststrre hslnee maa.
the bankers, Bnerrliants and baavy tax
psyera. It la dlsunclly a tnovamant t
effect a change la the form of government
te get rid of the graft and waste and ex
traraganca common under the preseat srs
tein. It Is claimed that at present the city
supports s small army of hanrers-ea and
that they are able, by sticking together,
to nrtaany control the politics of the city
and of the district. The desire of the busi
ness men Is to oust the petty politicians,
break up the gang that has b-n doing
business so long and introduce plain bust-
aesa method Into city alTaira
The fight naturally turns tn the dlrertloa
not only of discrediting the system tn
rogat, but in discrediting the present city
administration: and thla fca led the city
omnaas. under direction of the mayor, to
organise to defeat the entire new plan at
the polla Mayor Mattern has beea a
reasnnsbly good mayor and hae permitted
thin pa to run alor about a they had
' been for pears, but be feela that his ad-
ministration will be discredited If th peo
ple vote kirn out of office at this time.
The entire force of cltr officials and an
the city employes and every beneficiary
af city favor hi fightlr.g the new measure.
eaves pers for Oaet liirreA.
Three of the daCy newspaper of th city
ar banded together to give support to the
new movement and these newspapers have
never before got
together on any propo-
siuon. one newspaper, a new one strug
gling for a foothold. Is making defense of
the city administration. Among those best
Informed there Is a wide difference of
opinion as to the otrtoome.
Th fight Is without regard to party or
factional lines, but there Is some polities
tn the game It so happen that Mayer
Vattem we the manager of the cam
paign for Congressman Hm Br years ago.
when be had the hardest fight of his l.fe
against Judge Prouty. It te now ad
mitted by everyone connected with th
campaign at that time that Prouty really
had the majority of the votes and that
only by manipulation of the returns was
his nomination prevented. Mauera was
the marshal xa charge of the Hull forces
at that time.. Th fact that be 1 leader
ta the fight against the new plan Is caus
ing eoaunent.
' Then R was disars m i d that aa tba fed
eral officlala who to any way owe their
appointment te Captain HuH or his friend
also fighting the measure. This has
tb
reeled
that his followers defeat the new
te they can. In th meantime.
Hull, after consulting with his close friends
here, went away on a visit, to be gone
until after th fight was over. AH efforts
te reach Mm direct have failed.
It so happen that the business men who
I
i nktn the fight for the Dee Motnes
i xuaxi are aiso -Lnose wno came in at an
i opportune time and supported Mattem in
i ,-vw,- -v.. Tj.n a
making the fight for HuB five year ago.
J tT are demanding that Hull force (
his lieutenants Into line for the new
nrieasure. As It is not likely they win be
able to do no. the situation Is proving
very e3barraacing for Hull and hi
frienda.
Nlghtar meetings are betog held asd the
new naeasure Is belr.g flisenssed. Able
speakers have been advocating the change
and other able speakers have defended
th present city administration. A good
- . V... WJ4. . v ,
to keep out of It. but gradually they are
tik1tl- . Aa there are several her
WBO ,!, , th, lB r so
, H.T1. it prrtble thrt hi.
attltude will cause the bringing out of
Do . you have trouble wtth y
ev-
wlaeee starlna- on or nlnchlns mir now. 1
and making ear places? If as you should
try th "So Easy" ere glasses. These
mountings ar made cm a new principle
and hold -lthc.Ut any unnecessary pressure,
are both comfortable and r.ntt ta appear
, enoe. They maintain a beauty of expres
j sioa that lends a charm te ths face. They
I are ear y to adjust and are easy oa the
nose. We have them In D sixes and can
fit every nose comfortably with them. Con
sult our optician at once, he caa make the
wearing of giaasaa a pleasure- Leff ert.
Careful Oiic4aa, Broadway.
IrSeweadeat frarker Flraa.
BrRLIXOTOX. la Jan t (Special. V-
Th r"t effective means of fighting the
Xational Cracker trust was secured ber
hen seven of Te best knowa Jobbing
booaes ef B ursine-ion orgariised the loaa
italist, and J. V Storrar. broker. These
firms are knowa tar and wide aa thla part
One Atent Wanted in
Each Sma.Il Town
to fin.i,i oru ice csclm
' Wa r&Araatoe our Ice Cream ta
ba egaal to Ira Creeua xaxXac-t-rci
by oLLer B-a&afactarara.
If yoa wish the beat tea CreAxa at
real low prv-t. ertta tor partica
lara. K. P. JOI-CCtSEN
&04 S, Mala. Ptattssa SSI
Co-acfl Blafta. la.
Ctty Scavenger
I fcavkJ eead aatma-a, l.t per baas.
Gartea a a ties, n-aeure aad ail rus
eah. cisaa vauita aad r laijuia i AJ1
wore deee is gaaj-aetevd.
Caoa presapUy aoauM as.
led. Pbee lilt T bell Bed ISTl
. U, KHTTRIQCai
B
e
nnilll ii nrsBaiimi nrrMTTinri II iinnnrmTI 1
. , .
a I
(Use flLLE
VA LH'V
j vir V vCi
m Rtrs, "
ns -.. r " 1 Tn I n '. ant o-.n j," to ret a Nc bouer t.-
vav SJtsaa s raotr rat nc m maxi coo'fl bs-d'- r"t ibrna ri iu u nvnimc. rna t . nr aopoer tlisi 1 ufifTed.
fcisof Butrit iUIVt F07-EA- 1 hive b abie to put m. tlw n aslmea in liwsnom
nc. ant me pais ! a : eenHL 1 !.. w tarn A Li-SiN rx.'7-LAM hut tl ttii bj
feel axa csesa, uru oaunM expraw acy Utana te yoa.1 Wrm. it. i Lr a. Jt tk, aiW.
liat tk LoattVM Lasret av abovrt AUca't rot-Easc.
"TW aVesrctsbea Knciw aaalical sotliimTn Lmt,,m hmt, : -AnaT disctnuee dLTJET? TTXT.
XAM tngfaaieiiw miiahw lt treacinf tin fern. The pevuer a a eii aoaiw4 fnr t M lio-ptae ujWto4 1ihw tt fa ant
aba s-itk ae:ii:r. sTrty bwilmr t tWfcwl li. nvwem-rr. ctnar- ar arf-pTir. fcrrr mml Ins
m vm- laitaiiaa ra farwur ef :ht nmiin " It ba won lis wr trtn t.hmtrrt ef bnrrfa. one t-riria renraiBiesdu
Da
bola PTaJ PrarcWt everrwher- t-w nerra F watrtr Tt.1 i -V
rOOJ'T-LSK cAMTABt
of the cotmtry, and they send hundreds
of traveling men broadcast. The nw
Iowa goods will be strongly rushed br
j these traveling men and t Is expected the
; trust goods a Ol be driven from the mar-
' ket In a short time. A fine factory fitted
i wtth modern baking machinery will be
! fitted up. and the good ill be ready for
the market by September 3
Go to Kline for pour upholstering and
furniture repairing. l South Main. "Phones.
Ind. Tit Black; Ben, Ml
aerial P
Oa carpets, ruga, linoleum, oilcloth and
matting . window shades and lace cwrtaina.
D. W. Keller, iu South Maa.
Laws mowers and remgerattors at Peter -ten
and Bchoaninc.
OaXce Spare far ReaL
Only half block from Broadway, oppo
site Nebraska Telephone building. Heat
j and light furnished. Omaha Bee office, IS
Scott street
ateraes Addreaees Cratsatea.
AMES, la, June I ."Special.) Th ad
dress of President Ftorms to the graduating
class of the lows Ptat oojleg today we
1 masterly effort on "Democracy and Edu-
I cation." "Democracy Is no longer a pollt-
! leal erpcrtmer.k but a spiritual enterprise."
j be declared. The underlying thought In the
entire address wa that no democracy bow-
ever wealthy can endure permanently
without having for Its ground principle
rlghteousnesa Democracy according to h!
trterpretatloB of th word means the tear
ing down of class prrcflege and arttflcieJ
lties. Its watchword Is freedom and op
portunity. Graduation gifts at O. Mautbe's, S3 West
Broadway.
Petereen a Schoenlng sen matting.
Far ike trrsdaate.
Otra your young friends one of our at-
new art pottery la honor of their gradua
I Won. Alexander' Art Store, ill Broad-
, war.
I
I Calls far Ketwra f Passes.
BOOXE, la, June I especial -Ther 1.
wailing among the annual paes
j holders or th jseinon aVNorthern. General
I Manager J. "U Blrak of this city is send-
OTt c,rrulBr liters to all person bold-
! lng annuals In which h asks them to return
them soon lf not quicker" as tb Iowa
antl-pasa law la going lno effect shortly
and woe unto those found having annual
paases except the owner of the read and
one or two others. The pssses hsve started
arriving and General Manager Blake la
tends holding them for -eepaakea."
Be office leiiKn ed to II Soott street, es
poslte Nehraska Telephone budding.
Matting and linoleum,
oompaxy.
Stockart Carpet
tblldrea Bwi a d to De-taw
ST. PATTI Minn, June t During the
abaeoo of their parentA. wbo a err attend
ing a weddxng., two children of 6amu-l
Copievich were suffocated in s fire which
started in their home at M Chestnut street
snd a third chBd was fstally ir..1ureL None
of the children was over i years old.
Geweval aEareki Start. West.
CHICAGO. June t General Baron En
fold and rty left Chicago tn a special
tram tonlarht for BLock l.and. Ill mh-r
Ithry adll Inepart tli Veiled stale aratrr.aL
Tb Japanese viwtors mill then sro to Furl
Lranenwonn and thence ts St. Paul and
Seattia
FORECAST CF THE WEATHER
Ikaatn aad Ceeler Maaday TeeAsy
Fair aad Wara la
WASHIXGTOX. Jane L Forecast of the
weather for Monday aad Tuesday :
For Nebraska and Kansas Shower and
cooler MoDday; Tuesday, fair and aarmer.
For Iowa ho'tn and colder Monday;
Tuesday, fair.
For Missouri Fair Monday, except show
ers and cooler in north seat portion: Tues
day, ahoaers and cooler.
For Booth Dakota Fair Moadtiy and
Tueeday; warmer Tuesday.
For Colorado Sliea'ers Monday and cooler
to southeast portion: Tuesday, fair and
Tur Wyomliig and Montana Fair and
warnier Monday; Tuesday, fair.
I.f.l Beeord.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BfREAT".
OMAHA, J:n L f?iCial tecord of er
fieraiure an preciiauua compared vna
t -r oorresponetr.g -day of the la-t thee
years: IfC. : Vf i, :
Maalnrum t emperat ere ... . 1 s id Tl
atianmum teR.netature U M ft
; Mraa temperature C7 TJ fct
! prec ipttauoa I . .
1 Ttrojrat ure and precipitation dtrturea
; from tne nviaj at Omaha ant- Mjsrch 1.
' and corr.bariBaa with tn ast tws years:
I Nonral temperaiure
: Iwr.cvw ary tiT the day. 1
j tendency erne March 1 1M
: Normal precipitauon 17 cb
Dehciency for tb day : inch
' TuU rainfall sine March 1 I 18 lor Se
, t-ttmnricy mart March 1 t. If inches
eficjrncy for oar. period is 1. 1 i inches
i Drfic ieKy for cor. period r li. .1 af mc'.es
I Beaerts frees atetaees et 7 P. Id.
St tK'a and Stats Tern,
ef Weather tp. art
Plamarc-a. clear C4
Max. feam-
Tera. talL
U m
a .15
i .te
Tt .1
T4 K
T
-' .t5
to M
7 .e
7f M.
TV .
M .(a
m a
vt .
7 at
tt .)
Oierenne, co.dy..
Chicago, clear
Ievenport. ciear...
Iesver. cieuay
W
71
U
fefc
v. ' k .....lc
lturon. cioaay
I Kansas Crty. clear......
, ort fiatt. rieufly...
Omana. cludy
' Kapid Ctty. part cloudy...
.. f
e-t Levi, near
fa. Paul, eiaer
Salt Laks Oty clear.
Vaaaavuo. coutr . .
...
... 7t
Z Utaxeuas lt.- of preciiiitanoa.
e. A. Uaie SCe4a.
WS F
BO
C-3
A powder to t-e hali it to tl eioea. Tc-vjr fct Il gwcUrn,
wr-rous, bet aiji p"t tirjj s2t. If rcu ir jkLitp. tMrmrUi g
fet, try AJn T iTjbjCi. It resit tie Uci ax.i urjakfw new or
tifi.t i-iof eja?r ; aJwavg ow it to ISrt ti ia New SLoe. ' It cures.
rwcDer. Lot, swealrtg ftt, liliftx-rs, iscrfwiEjr tails ar?3 rtLotis
Fpc't. lUIjfTt corns sad bunicns of all j-ajh atjd pTf Tt
and OomJort. We Lare ort r tLirt t thousand tita.i vi.iel4. Try
it tWiry. Soli It aZI Irupcrla"eT"rvwhere ii3 cei.t. iX't
evwpt any gnbstitat for AKen' F.ot-ILa. Trial partaco
FREH Addrws Allra S. Olnst-xl L T-tt, K. T. Euror.
Branch Of5 r, rbcirrrup;h. Erg-laud.
WARMTIVP Sncoritig bhus iriilatjoria. Soore cf
efferei for Ka!. Insist rjm banr ATtn'g Fxt-Eave. Tie
OrijiTiaJ powder for the fwt. Twelrc veiars lfor tL public
Armual mhlr ortr two million rar V Do net it4.
aptuiotM niltil att clui'Xit'i to be ' j-.iM a pcod."
lieroeraber. Allen 'a Foot-Ease is ..id crJr in 23 c?ct rarlapva
Vm Can IVcar Smaller
"T : eernt ymrr effen.nwnun t is a majmaiWL
MaAvK. Am jn-i ao W - on m 1.
Nat Accent arr Sahttttiitt tw ULI $ FOCT -
OOE.5-FJLD, a new invenar-nyVdiresa a He
WATER FROM HOWESTAKE
' Paap. at Werk Faaptylaat
Work lag ef Imaaeeae Valaaae
Feared la
SlOfX FAL1S. S. D Jure fppeal
Thoee uhfa-miltar alth the vastnese of the
unde-y-round worktr.ga of the fotnoua Horre- i suit against the Chicago. l'!weukee A St.
stake mine In tl Blatk Hills, which hsd iPaul Railroad oosapstiy, by which they
to be flooded in order to extinguish the I sek to restrain tl railroad rotcpany from
fire ahxh troke out In tie mine oa the . putt'ng Into effect the advanced rate from
night of March 2 last, can have but a faint Chicago to Sioux Falaa. which, according
conception of the great undcrtiikir.g it will to the announowwnt of the company, 1 to
be to pun-.p th water out of the mine, this go into effect oa June TT. The Ptoux Falls
work now being in progrcw. JohtT afk for a tf tr,porary restraining or-
Th aster t being pumj-d from the mine j der. and a hearing upon their application
by a number of mammoth pumjie Two j be held on Friday. June 7. in tr.l city.
LOW'-gallon sklji are doing duty st what "when It will be determined whether or not
ls known a the Highland hoist, two are st ; the temporary restraining order Ktiill b
th Old Abe. and two :.W(-ga.llon skip sre 1 granted. This ls another interesting slags
st work at the Alllsc-i -iet. Two !j0(.-gallc.n i to tle fight between the Jobber f Florx
ones are at what lr -icwn st the Terrs j City and Sioux Falle. alth rate from Chi
and th same at the TV-Fmet It 1 eFtl- j cago to the two cities aa the bone of oon-
mated that m this way gallon a min
ute 1 being raised from the nine.
With all these In active operation wter
la being taken out of the mine at th rate
of 7,3(H' gallon a minute, or E.i'A.ttiiP gallons
a day. At that rat It would take a little
over a month to pump si! the water out
of the underground workings, but allow
ance must be made for the catvral Inflow
of water, so It ie thought In well-informed
otisrters that the stupendous tatk of pump
ing the water out of the mine win not be
completed much undr forty day from the
time the purrje mere set in motion.
Therefore, by the middle of July It is
estimated all the water will have been
pumped out of the mine and active mtr.mg
Very
Slimmer
RAtes
S, J..j. -'.j-. t !
Dr. Ernest Van Someren,
the celebrated Italian authority, says
food should be chewed until it is prac
tically in liquid form before it is
swallowed. Dr. Licbig, the great Ger
man chemist says that beer is "liquid
bread" a genuine food in liquid form.
The Pabst Eight-Day
Process does the extraordi
nary work of changing the
nutriment in the barley-grain
into palatable and easily di
gestible liquid food.
Pabst
BlueRibbon
TLc Bear of Qualirw
made from Pabst Perfect Eight'
Day Malt, is a pure, wholesome
feed, rich in nutritious, strength
ening properties that build muscle
and make good blood.
The flavor is delicious you have never
tasted a richer, mere meHow beer. It strength
ens you aad at the same time lessens the work
of digestion.
Wbea twdcrmg beer, aak for Pabst Blue Ribbon.
Made by Pabst at Milwaukee
And borued Ay at tba Brewery.
rabat Brewing ca,
1157 Lea tree a orth gt OsjXa.
tXoz rxnaa 7a.
Sbota.
I basel t a pa-4
suC t p m can Lt aijlr.rea.
EISE.
3s of 13 I
rT,K.S.
BBrmr1'1
. TV-, c.
R. OboiT-d. 1 Ilrr, '.
operation can apain commence In all parta
of the mine.
rek ta fte.trala Railroad.
Siorx FALLS. S. D-. June S. P;e( ial V
Artlrg in T-;t:i of Jewtl Bros Jewett
ef tt.ia cltv. wbo also rcireent other Bioux
Fali Jcbbrr. C O. Bailey and Senator
KittTdre hare coirin-eno-d aa icjunctloa
ten lion.
Beelc I.laad Trala ta IVItee,
CXION. Mo.. Jtrte t re-TireT train
No n or: the Rock Island rai'mai. witch
left St.. Ix'Ut last r '.r!it frr Kh'imi Citv.
waa wrecked one rrile earl of here early
thia momins. The hacsae car and two
p?t.eaencer enachr ton;. led over an etrihank
metit. Thre v ere 1 v pap-Ticer tin the
train and no one wa r lured. The road
wa tilotked for ten hour
na.baad aad Wife Ah xiated.
ST. bonS, June S. William Bum and
hia wife. Mart- -re founc oeed toT.irht 11
thetr home on MofEtt iwnw, ca Jets being
turned on. The fo!ic 1und in the house
a note strned rv the vc-man tn a hich ."
tell her miration to kill lerae)l. but makes
no mention of her huaoand meeting death
with her.
Low
for
Outings
Colorado
Grand Canyon
California
Just aak W Santa Ft Summer
Tout book."
Sarr.1 Larimer. Psm. Agent.
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