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LEGAL NOTICES
TO PONDHOt.DF.R8 OF' THE FHERI
dan Coal Compmr-The holders of bonds
of the Sheridsn coal romj.sny sre herrhy
notified thet the undersigned trust, un
der trust deed Of ho .hei-ldn Coal com-
5 .any. dated June II. 1. and recorded
una jn. l!J(. in bonk 2 of Mortgage Rec
ord, on page 4'St, In tbe office of the
county clera of tha county of Sheridan and
state of Wytmitijt, has received notice from
the HherMnn Coal company that ti will,
on or before Juno S"i. 1, remit the un
dersigned S-4.i to take up and retire 24
bonds. aa provided In paid trust deed. No
tice la hereby irlvrn that the unrierlfn-d
has drawn and selected by lot tt.e fi, low
ing twenty-four mirWrn of twenty-four of
the bonds outstanding, secured by aM
truat deed, t 441. M. 4. an. jW, 4.2. i,
41. fX, ITS. 11, 2H3. 1.4, 4S. I4&. 11. M. U.
Ml. 112. Nil. Xk. 2ft. 2S1. for payment from
th sinking fund to la so paid to It by said
the Sheridan Coail company under aid
trust deed, and upon such pament of
aid S:4. to the unrtersipned on or bc-fore
Juno Hi. 19-n, the undcrBtitnnd will, at 1t
office, at the corner learborn and Mi4.in
streets. In the city of Chicago, liiinoia. on
the first day of July, A. !.. 111, pay to
the holders of registered owners of sell
bond numbered aa aforessld the principal
and accumulated Interest thereon, upon the
surrender and delivery thereof to the under
pinned, uncanceled and scrompanied ly all
unpaid coupone thereto belonging. Inie-rst
on each of as Id boivda aunlierH aa afore
ald will cease after said first day of July,
A. P.. 1!. wheihor presented on said day
or thereafter. L'NioN TKI PT COMPANY,
Trustee, by Adam C. Boetllger. Assistant
Secretary. MU-ii-26-Ji
SEALED PROPCSAlB WILL. BE RE
celved by 1'. R. jthnaon, village clerk of
Genoa, Neb., until May Ik. t p. m.. for the
purchase of ts.e.id i per cent h-20 year (op
tional! electric Up lit plant bonds, dated
February 1. !. lienda draw Interest at
the rate of per cent per annum, payable
annually. They are e.f SS denomination
and mature February 1. ffJK enrlonal after
February 1. 111. All blda muH be acconi-
ranied by certified check for a per cent of
Id. made livable 10 o. E. GREFN. Vil
lage Treasurer. USdl4t
8EAIRD FROrOSAIS WILL. RE Re
ceived st office of ttesaurer, Pattle Moun
tain Sanitarium. N. H. D. V. 8.. Hot
jrtns-., Snuth Dakota, until 12 o'clock m..
May 2. jyoS. and then opened, for furnish
In end dcilverr of Current Krenses, Sub
sistence and Household Puipllca. in ac
cordance with inet run Ions and specific J
lions, copies 01 w men. wn n man a proposals
with other. Information, may t had upon
application to W. A. Tucker, Treasurer.
M-e-ll-lS
RAILWAY TIWE CARD
l KIO STATION 10TII A D H1DCT
Laiai raclsle
Leave. Arrive.
The Overland LlmlUd. a I. SO am a 40 pro
Tlie Colorado Eipreaa.. Sis) pn a t: pm
Atlantic Express .., alfl l am
Tin Oregon Express. ...a 4 :10 pm a:ftf-in
The Los Anpclcs Lm. .al2 :fS jm I t:16 jmi
The rast 'Mall .a ; am at .iipra
The China at Japaa
Vail ,,a4:pra a iO pro
North riatto J-oc.nl a 7.42 ara a 4:45 pm
Colo.-ChJcaa erlal...l!:l ara a T:06 tun
Beatrice aV Strom a-
1'iirg Local ...."..,
Illlsiata rarauV
Chlckfro Express
Chtca i Limited
Mlnn.-fH. raul Exp.
Xlln.-i. Pa si Llm
..bll.SO pm b 1:46 pm
..a 7-15 am a pm
..a C:00 pm a S;XJ am
..h 1 15 am
..a C:M pm a S:30 ara
( stlcaao Urat
Ft raul-Mlnneapoll. pn T ara
St. raul-WlnncapoiU 7:' am 11 35 pm
Chicago Limited pm 8:7 am
Ciilcago Kxpress.,.., :9 aum U:Hipm
Chicago Pxprc-ea..... J R5 pm S:Su l o
Iblcaso. Kll-raeike Sc. 4. Pawl
Cbte. aV Cola. PpeoisJ... T:23 ara all.W pm
Cal. ft Ore. Expreaa a t:0 pm a i.2L pm
' Overland Limited. .....f, 11 pm f-30 am
I'rrry Local a 6.16 pm all:W am
Mtasonrl favglfiai 1 .
K. C 4RU F.xp am a I am
K. C. ft St. L. Etp all .IB pm a i.ao pm
Iktoaaj A Nrtfcweaerat
Coicago Daylight .......a 7:2t ara all :4i pm
St. Faul-Mmn. Exp a "i0 am alv:26 pm
Chicago Local all:.') am a t pm
Hioux City Faaenger..a 7. am a 1:28 pm
ClUcaso Faaaaigr......a :S pm a :16 am
Oiicago Epeciai a M fisa a :IU am
6u I'aul-Mmn. Llm. ...-a :S pro a 8 00 am
Loa Angoles LJmKd a t wt pm a;2 pm
t.uerUiDd Limitaal ..... .aW:W pm t:aui
Fast Mail -. al Sun
Sioux City Local. . ...a f :6i pra :M am
Twia oty L.unita a :
pm a s:iti am
Iorf (Jk-BoBeU-el ...
Llnculn-Lig Fine..,
leadood-LlnuolD ..
Cusner-Lander
Hastlngs-Supefitor ..
. yrmaoiuAUtkon ....
W akask
..a 7:45 am a l:2U urn
..a7J6am alO HS am
....a pm 6:1 pm
.,..a l:u m a b.to pm
....b l pm b i.'M pm
b 1x pra b 1:15 pm
frt- Louis Express ...,,. 6 JO tua SljStn
e.t. Lou la lcai (from
Council fciUflal al.'tfan U:15 pai
Etandoerry Loral rrom
CouncU Dluf) b sni bls JS a
IblcauKS, aCack lalauaw A 1'avrlaVe
EAST.
Chicago Limited a :0O am all X pm
Iowa Local a '.(Wain a 4.4 pna
Des Moines fwssenger. .a 4:K) pm al.:.) put
16wa Local fcll:eaui b i pm
Ctiicaga (Eastern J-.A V put i
Chicago riye a C.JV put a t Jb an
ET.
Rockr Mauataln Ud...tll1ipo a 10 am
Cclo- ft Cal. Exir-.--a l:o put tin pai
Uki. ft Taaas i.JkprM. . a 4.4M pea a pm
BCRLlXCrOsV T1
1MB MAS03.
artlwgtaa
Leave. Arrive.
Per vtr ft CaUfarzUa... a e l pm titpa
Noitlia ekt aacia -a 4 Mi pat pm
fclat-k 4Uls a 4:19 pin a t.tli pa
Northwest Exprcag ,.,-auU pun pia
Ncbraaka m;sls a 4k am a C.iu pia
Nebraska Lxpn-es .....Jk :lfa an a :lil pm
Lincolu Faat iLiii .it l it pm ali 11 pm
Llucola Lsxad t M am
Lincoln Lucai -
1 Loeai a 7:60 pm
biliuyler Flattsmouxh.b J .10 pin L10iM am
bt llrvue - Flattsniuuih.a IM pin a :w am
t at.MMuti - twwa b n am
I tUvw - PlstllauutaLa. blJWpia
l-tfiiver Lttulivd 1 ia fas) am
Chicago tpeuial tl.Stiji aJ). pm
i'iikw Eaea ....... a t m m a ii pm
Chicago Uror a !v pa a am
Iowa Local ..a V'ls tua lT:3v aia
Louis Eascwas a 4.4a jta all IS) ai
Kaiafcas Cily ft St- Joe..aiV: pm it t M aoa
Kansas City ft St. Joe,. a :li aia a t.iv pia
Ka&aas City ft let. J .. 4.av pm
WESmS T A. 18TH ft WEBSTER.
twWmar. M. rsauV la11awcapa.Ua) ft
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Pass anger b j am b :10 pm
Pioux City Passenger, .a S:i& piu a!0:50 am
Kmeraoa Laoal ,0 a. 4s Aa a t& cm
llaaart rsrlli ,
Auburn Local ...
......A IM pia till .25 am
a Datly. t Tmlly exoapt Sunday, c dun.
lay only, d DeJly aacapt Baturaay. e Dull
except Monday.
OCEAN STEAMERS
CA2.ADIAM PACIFIC
Zmpnu lane of the Atlantic
txs TatftST S-Otm BATS AT CXft
Tbs isiM-rsae aau (twos wwatwa ts
Litrrpoul la aux days; twa days a tne
4i.aietta ht EawreiUM. ipaod. Comfort.
aieaajiue and awfotjr avra asautattoed in Uieaa
ai.lcr.CiU tijvcu sXoanMira.
Ak say tlcaiet aejvfit far partioulsra.
Call or writ for LUMatrated bukit
et lining - pcrsonatiy uvudMCtwd Eu.rt.
pean mwn
B. BtraTJAKTsT. sasv ftarU
Talapiiuaa atai-risws 171J.
SV33 Sswta attack aUawct, Ckuago, ZU.
Find a
Custome?
Bry rl tmw
to 3 1 vmstcsl tf
COACtr r rts&f. A
Cm Wajtt 44 mO
ALL SET FOfililE TRADE IOCJ
Hundred Omifciai Will 14ft Old
Xriends and Keet Few One.
T1UYXL TWO TEOUSAJTD MILES
Retlr I. lea Alans Fir Rallreati and
Tareigk Tkree ftatew, Daly
Big Eatertalaaaewt Belagt
at Dearer.
To meet old friends and make rew ones,
a party of Omaha business men w4U
leave next finnday evening to travel by
speriat train J ?54 miles on five lines of
rs ih cad In w estern Nebraska, Colorado, and
Wyi !) inc.
F-osliies the 100 business men In the party,
there will be the twenty members of Pirn
Ick'a brass bbr,d. several railroad esTiciaia,
the tralnmof t( r and suier(ntendent of earfa
division over which the traia travels, rep
riAentailvra of three newspapers, a special
photographer and a representative, of a
trede paper.
To care for the comfort of .he party It
will be accessary to carry twrnty-erix Pell
man employes, four railroad porters, two
electricians from the Nebraska Telejhone
company, the chief electrician of thw Bur
lington railroad and an assistant to the
master mechanic
The club has Inviled A. W. JefTerls to
accompany the party as the orator which,
being freely translated, la the "'official
spieler." Mr. JcXferis warned the business
on the grest northwest trad excunsion, and
the trade boosters desire to secune the ad
vantage of his training by taking him with
the party on the present trip. W. S. Wright
and F. L. Hauler, members of the party,
will also speak for 'Omaha the Market
Town."
Idea a( Cosapteteweaa.
An Idea of the way the ooanlry will be
covered with valuable advertiolng novelties
and tracts of various kinds may be gained
from the following list of merchandise
which Is to bs distributed:
25.0110 Phcep bells, bearing the Inscription.
"Ring tor Omaha. ''
lMM 1 took a coataisileig pictures ft iweoi
brs i4 party.
2ii.(io buttons of various deslfm.
lo o ioial cards, views f omsha.
6.0(ift souvenir folders of Ornaha vleim.
1,000 basa, tenor and soprano cow pens.
IlO O business srd.
6.Critibun badci-a.
0,000 samples of marrhandle.
Besides this list members of true party
are preparing aarprise packages of various
kHuia ft mv.Iimi ta be diatrifeutaU.
the printed matter used to perata the train
upd dining car will be used as souvenirs.
The beauti.'ul roeuu cards are to be ia
sut d with tha comrlimcnts of the Burklty
Printing oompanyt the toleptiena ftlrectortes
Klopp ft Bsrtiett, the gneal tickets Vr
the Rees Printing company and spedsl sta
tionery by the Omaha Printing company.
Pwllanan t as EzhUltia.
The Pullman company is taking advan
tage of the opportunity to givm a. regrular
'Pullman Car Exhibition" tj tiumwiuBg
the finest eiuiprent which the cnmpaiy
has on wheels. TtU equipment Js a fol-
loas;
One sixty-foot baggage and dynamo car.
One eixteen-sectton tourist car for com
snlKPary employea
Two dining cara.
One siateen-soctioa atanftarw Puilmaa,
"The Harlegviln-''
On twalweertkm atamlard drawing-
room Pullman, "The Douglaa."
ten-atateroom isukBdard, Tbe Cor
sair." j
cms tenets 1 rronm Usdard, "The Cor-,
vette."
One ten-section library and observation I
a-, .Tfca Paa.f 1
As the -train will not atop for meals the
dining cars are to te handled em the table
d hole plan, tha meal tickets being In
charge of R. W. Prya. atsrard of the
Commercial club, and will coat SIS for the
week's trip and wlM be eee-nred at the train
ariMm M leaves Omaha,
Only E4rtalaiane4 at Denver.
The oniy place wttere the excurrt nls: a
will be entertained will be Denver, where
the Colorade Traffic club elves a luncheon
in the club rooms tha evening of Way 'J
W. & Wright and A. W. J efforts will
speak for Ouial. on this occasion and the
club will hava several aipeakers to wel
come the visitors.
Each member of the party Is to wear a
laical furnished by tUs Commarcial clvh.
which will be a great convenience In meet
ing and mingling among strangers a'ong
Ui route.
Tne siren whistle, used ra former excur
sions, li U ts ailaoJied t tha front end
of the bargaga car and arm go through
arMk tha party wrkheut tha neeearKy of
changing It from one engine to the other.
Tba CMoalta Wool and Storage aocapany
has arranged to send representatives and
Is working overtime securing unique o
venira to give to tha wool growers ft tbe
west.
.The moving plctura snachlne la ready
and will ahow many vleas of Omaha, while
en tha rear af the traiw a "transparency"
sign which sWll read 'Tar Omaha" will
Idaatify tba visitors day and sight.
A Break far Liberty
firm atamacb. llyer and kidory traubU ts
made when a ttc box of Ey. Kinft-'s New
Life Pills is bought. For sale by Beaton
Ivug Co.
NEBRASKA FROM DAY TO DAY
Qnalat and firlau ratres ( Lffa
la Haptdly Orawlag
State.
Bugs in a Rjg George Breltbarth and
Hank Kaxaljpuok have proven that two
iw gonial fellows can go out riding with
two congenial yemng vumeai In a single
asled buggy ail at awe time. They have
not xpiamr4 w ho did the driving or who
held the lantern, but we svppfaaa U aa
tbe gtrls.-rfmder Ttsoea.
Fix Vp or Break 1-Mrs. C. El Jfevm
has aufUred a good tieal of aatavoyanea the
last week from threa fractured ribs the
result of a fall on a broken sidewalk In
the yard of tier home a week ago. Moral
wiin your bord walk becomes danger,
ous tear at up; dxrfil wait until somebody
gits hurt by nituns of U.-Laurel Advocate,
Nature Fake A s'.ghl not unusual about
this editor's place of abode is a battle
royal between aome gray squirrels and
several blue Jays and English sparrows.
AKhoujfh the twa species of birds ara erv
dinarily mart! ecemiea. they apfar ta
combiae their efforts ta punish tha squirt
rels that rob tbclr nests of gxs.-Tctim
aeb TruXiiiaJ.
It is reported Uiat a Carobrtdare lady Vu
attemrAed to purchase Clarence Tlnlow s
revolving clorbea )ma to was as a running
Star for a saarry wrtoVew hat. Ttils wrfeb
few pelican wings and tell feathers and
talf ton pf alfalfa for a trussacf would
rve as tiwnli to cuuMru& oat f thea
lew ' fknk4. fearfully and sreoderfully
euad ptaiui't of baearLaAibriaite f ar.
ton. '
Nebraska Prod net Tha Neautha Adver-U-r
aaya Chat Mra. 1. H. aWid of that pt?
rharned a watew sf cream tbrea limea and
got a QiK pf butter aaxk time, and
still ana is ast aatUfted and waaU auae
aaaa 1 iatraa a ajuacijna (hat will axtrart
all tl.e txrttcr froau tbs emn aa cream la
extrartrd frara tu nillk. If tbe dear lady
will prvouaa to be aatutied will try and
rrow her a cow that will give pure butter
In large ouartlll'-a Talmae Tribune.
All llusnir.g Even fnther has taken tc
work these days. Mary Ann. Rill, John
and the whole family are busier than a
tramp trying to ret away from a tull dog.
When the farmer comes to town be comes
with a rush, leaps from Ms burjry, vehicle
or -automobile, whichever It snay be, dashes
Into the nearest store, secures what he
came after, and disappears clattering or
benk honking Into the country again, and
all because U.la Is the huslert time of the
yesr, and the recent splendid rains have
made plowing and planting com a work of
pl keure for the tiller of tha aott. -Holbrook
Observer.
Wow! Tba redoubtable liertoaa comes
forth from the Jungles' of Willow Creek
djehscd In the garb of a warrior, and
like Jove of old, grasps the thunder
bolts (?) In his bands and hurls them at
the "Pig Trio." VM discourses at length
ou the process of weaning newspapers
tram tb public teat. The old hayseed
should be an authority on the subject, for
tr.ere has. to the best of cur knowledge,
teen a Steinkraus on deck, or in the
process of making, as ready to take a
drag of political milk aa is a weary a pull
of "artesian water" ever since Ring was
a pup. O. thou boasting windbag, thou
rustic swineherd, thou debaactier of tha
king's Engliahl Tby enemies which thou
has seen fit to designate as the Pig Trio,
a I tall at tha coming election tear thy po
litical body, lunb from limb, and thy
niajCy soul shall wander ever outside the
Elysium fields. Thy carcass shall lie un
honorsd, uneemetnbered on Jhe plains of
oblivion with but the coyote V give vent
to a mournful aound over the remains of
what once was the esteemed Herman.
Osmond Republican.
ECHOES OF JTHE ANTEROOM
Eagles Ar Preparlaa; far Third
Aainaal Meetlag at Sarfolk
fa Jane.
The third annual mating of the Nebraska
state aerie. Fraternal Order of Eagles,
will be hld at Norfolk, June S and 4.
The preut officers of the state aerie
are: P. J. Rarret of South Omaha, V. S.
P.; P. M- Barrett of Norfolk. 8. P.; J. D.
Moore of Lincoln, 8. V. P.; Juls AaHhsus
of Omaha, S. C.; J. M. Tanner of Soutk
Omaha. . 8 ; L. J. F. Iaeger f Chadron,
S. T.; Christ Lck of Ut-nson, 8. C; Et
A. Thompaim of Crawford, I. G.; Jamt a
Austin of Cms I ia. O. G.; Charles A. Tracy
of Xi-iicimi, Harry Aalier of Omaha and A.
G. FUhtir of Cl.adron, state (rvutteea.
There art- thlrtj-one aerlt-s In Nebraska
and tn llouglas county slone the order has
t.utO mem hers. Tii Omaiia a-rle Is the
largort In the state, with thrifty and grow
ing lodges 1n South Omaha, Benson and
Florence.
Rayal Arcaataah.
Tha meeting of t'nion Pacific council
Thursday evtning was the largest attended
buaiuees meeting the council tiaa held for
aeral years. Five applicatlona for mesn
terahip were read auj Luxea candiuaxea
liiltiattd. 1 he program of entertainment
provided under she efficient management
of Orator Thonutaua was of a bigM arder.
A feature of ttie entertainment was the
competitive drill by a company of the
high school cadet battalion. A gold medal,
haitl by one of t!i boya for aome time,
was east by him after a strenuous drill.
The office ta and yI membei-s of Pio
neer council wiU Uiae luncn together Mon-
oay at at the Vounf Men . Christian j
afcaciUuu rooms. Tiua plan was adapted
at Uie last meeting of the council, the '
luncheon pariiu to te given weekly for
tha purpuaa ul diseaasing plans for the ad
ancement of the Interests of LUe council'
asul ardur in general.
Overland council will meet Tueedav even- '
inc In Creicbton Institute hall, with several
appHcauona to handle and aome candidates
to initiate.
The tiirty-flrst acnt al ceaclon of the su
preme council of the tto.val Arcanum will
meet In Cbivm Maw BO. Past Orand R- ,
gent J. M. Teeeurdtn of Weeping Waler
wlil nepraaent Nebraska at this meeting.
tftdlra af ia.e 41. A, IL.
arfield rlrele No. 11 gave a successful
dinner in the assembly room of Uaris;M
hall Friday. It 1s the purpoae of the order
to give these noon luncheons ct frequent
Intervals during the summer aeason. the
proceeds of wnich will be devothd ta the re
lief fund of the order, upon which numerous
calls are now being mnde In the Interest of
the families of old soldiera upon whom the
burdens of Increasing year at failing
more heavily esch year.
Garfield circle No. )1 Is making eta borate
IT epratior.s for the spproprtste observance
of Memorial day. wl(h special reference to
the beautiful ceremonv of decorating the
waters in memory of the dad soldiers snd
Bailors of the American ermv snd navy
buried at sea. The form sf ritual iaauam
rated by Garfield circle for this Imprests
ernvMiy 4s beta adopted nnlvrrsaTlv
throughout the country, and Mrs. C. M.
Ptters of 1111 South Twenty-eight street.
Omaha, has had prepared the form of ritual
for Ihe ceremony and is receiving eaUs for
It from all part of the country.
Tribe af Bra Tfnr.
Monflav e'enlng Omaha rnar No. 110 will
give a erec1! entertainment, the principal
feature of which will be a May pole dirmi.
I Wallace ewjrt Ko. 1?1 entertnined Its
friends snd members Friday evening in
Barlsht hall with a varied program of
muclc. addresses sad r ltatlona. Ttie rro-,
rrsm consisted rf a piano seWiion hy Mrs.
Oorr, a recitation. "Mother's Povs." by:
Miss Ioctta parnette. foIo, "WMl Tou
Were Mine." bv M' Pedis How: plant
solo. "Chicken Charlie," Miss Ida Heukel;
s1nres. Trite of Pen Hur." J. FT. Vsn
Gilder: selectttn, Mail's trlnird orchestra;
eclia!)o, "An Ordr tar a Picture," Vina
Prl Hill; piano solo. "Faust.'' Miss P-ise
McMahon: olo. selected. T.. K. P.alllnser;
masMieUn acleetion. Mr. Homage. 1
Mlarellaaieons.
Mr. and Mr. Ferniiel Ktx arl fr. Jsv
R. Katz left Thnrsdav evening for I-f rolt 1
for a week's visit. While awav they e-lll
attmd ti convention f re-md lo"re
cf the B ral Rr'itb of distrW No. . to he,
held la tl.at llv. They wMt rerireaent the,
Orraha society Jn tha convention.
The entertainment committee of Try camt
Na. f, Revsl KHrtihorf of America will
rive a aortal the evening of Mar SO in tec
ttfw iirt-rs of the lidge in 4he Contl
pental 'black. Fiftftenih sad rrn'1aa rtret.
Mrs. Fred Nelson entertained tha vawa'i
reniral rn!iilee ef the Ancient Or4r of
l'ailu-d VfurkruHt Friday afternoon after
tbe rea-uUr busineaa n-aettng- launch was
aerved.
The degree team of Omaha loAa-e No. L
Royal Acfcates. coroptfd of twentv-nn
women. aceomparVd by fifteen or twerry
anal heirs ef the erder. will leave Tueaday
afternoon cm a suwial aleer to attend
the istriet convention c the order at J5n
Antonio. Tex , May JS. Tha team wll visit
Houston. Galveston. rallaa. Fort Wottri
and other Texas nnlnts eaMnplifylnr tke
work. Pr. R. W. Connell. supreme medical
director, aad I. fi Bari-ht. swpre prea
der.t, will accomijary trie part)'.
OFFICERS OF TUB (OlfrETTIOv
Jallas C. Barrows af Mlealaraa
Selected far Tasapwrarr trtMirsnaa.
CHICAGO, May U Temporary officers
for tbe republican nationaj convention
were celaeLed today ty ttta auwcommlttea
on arrang4uact for the natioa csaoniit
taa. aa fuliuas:
Temporary Clialrman Julius C. Bur
rows of Michigan.
iiiwi serriAry John R. Malioy of
Cciuaaoua. O.
Chief Askitant Becretary -ll ayctt B.
Giaaaoat of New fwk.
Araiatant BMrr4ana Ct.arles M rooks
Fsuith. Parkersburg W. Va.; IUie.(
Walker btuitK Hartford, Coon.; Pbl.ip M
Heofeie. tet. Iouia: M. J. Tot, in, Viiuou
la.; Ctarlas XI. Harger, Abilene. aUn.;
anna ataMtaa, ew ni. ri.
Reading Clerks Thomas Williamson
Edwardavllle, El.; Oeorga A. Wllaou. Lh-s
kl tiu-M. la.
i-aeusru 11 tartaa Aaher C Kinds. Waab,
Intion
Offu-laj P-poHer M.
tVn.hlnictnn. I). C.
W. Blumaatbarg,
Maauteeifer ta Chalrcnaa Ezpslrdel)
t-'twae. lavdianapoJts.
Mxaaeagtr te urn Swratary J o r, n If,
Ja'Aaan. t tfuliifvaa.
sMt.anM VrrlHara T. fttaem.
Ba itiijioia.
Flrat Assistant Sergeant-at-Arroa Ed
arard P. TMyw, Oreemfletd. lad.
Ciiaef f txeorkaeper ttutym aV Mar
son. Baltimore.
After enaklaaT the appotatsaaotj tha com.
at tea adjoaraed. With tba exoeptiaa of
Chairman New an4 Srgaant--at-Arma
btonc. wbo W14 atay bare aatll hfUr l
toetetiUua, fbg "-"-rt laXf tut l'iar
booias tonlgtt
EVENTS IS OMAHA SUBURBS
Methodist Fair at Benson is Suc-l
cessfnl Event.
rHETAHE FOE JTSE WEDDINGS
Krag raurk l.taer Lleemae If at Vcti
Granted Mrwrt Railway L4ae
Osea Happy
Hellew.
Dander.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Johnson wentrto Pclle
vue ob Thursday. .
Mrs. V. O. Tcmrlcton has gone to Grand
Island tor a few uas visit.
An cypress line hss been estaMiahed In
Dundee under the management of W. &
Maliett.
A. L. Cobey of 8t. Paul was the sruost
esrly in the week of his sister, Mrs. U. L.
Johnson.
George Boetel of Lee, Neb., exnncts to
build a row of houses on Fifty-first street
this summer, for rent.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cooley have taken a
bousa at SSla Dodge street and expect to
move into It this week.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Dundee
Presbyterian church met Friday afternoon
with Mra U. L. Johnson.
D. C. Dodds began the building of his
new home this wetk. at the corner of Forty
ndnth and California street.
Mrs. T- S. Magrsae, who has been the
guest of Mrs. J. J. Dodds, returned during
the week to her home lu Pueblo, Colo.
Mrs. P. J. Barr. Mr. and ' Mrs. Lester
Rarr and Miss Margaret Barr returned the
first of the week from a trip to Wyoming.
E. A. Benson will represent the Omaha
Commercial club at the Lake Mohonk con-
lerenoe on international arbitration. Way!
t and 22.
Mrs W. P. Mallander of Salt LeJw Cit;ss,
whs has been the guest for a lew week a ot
Mrs. O. L. Hart, left for her borne on
Thursday.
Rer. and Mra. Henry Quickerulen were
called to t!i bedside of Mrs. (JuiJieotLn a
aged mother, Mra. Main of indianuiu, la..
011 Friday.
The extended Happy Hollow car line will
be opened today, every third car .of the
Fartiara and Dundee line running no the
club grounds.
Mra A. C. Croaaman entertained the
senior class and aoine of the faculty of
Beilevue college on Friday evening.. About
l eiily-ive weie present.
Dundee people etvtertaining at dltiner at
Happy Hollow last evening werrs 11. 1".
Leaxnt. seven guests; J. F. FergTuaco, nine,
and W. W. Johnson, four.
Mrs. Henry C. Van Gieson and Rev. and
Mrs. J. J. Lampke are putting new harti
aood floors throughout their bouaea at
Forty-ninth and Liavenport atroeta
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Tslmage will move;
this week Into the house at the corner or
Forty-eighth and Chieaaro, where -they will
reside tins summer while building a new
boms in the village.
lTd honor of Miss Carmel ita Chase, Mrs.
J. E. Baum entertained at luncheon at theit
Country club last Saturday, all of the
guests being members of the faculty and1
the senior ciass of Brownell Hall.
The Young Women's Chrlstisn association
1a having - several lota at trie corner of
Forty-ninth snd California streets :add
and rolled for tennis courts, tho use of t'.ie
lots for this purpose having been donal ed
by their owner. Rev. I. S. LcaviLL
Mr. Charles Thayer of Chicago and Mra.
Murray of La Grange. Mich., wvre, the
guests the early pert of tUe week of (Mrs.
P. J. Barr. snd Mrs. Burr's slsttr. Mrs.
M. EL MoCandlls of Lafamtta, Ind. 4a -their
guest at priLbciit. Alx. IHltt tuM-ing rwarned rt
from a trip to vt yomtng on batumay.
Among Of new people who ha. -a moved.
nta tna viuage tnta atona ara te voitow-
lr.g: i. D. Patterson, 6)02 t'ndera-ood ave
nue; J. F. Furgerson. iS4 California street;
George S. Boetel, SOlfi Calif orrua atxeet; O.
P. Goodman. MOT Cass street; i. 6. Cotirt.
right, ttiiO North Fiftieth avenue; Mr. Sin
clair, s014 Cusning tret; Mr. Ma lion, WO
North Forty-rjinth avenue, and W. B. T.
Belt, CjtUfprnig atrect.
Beasww.
A soa was born ta Mr. and Mrs. T. Car
rie last Sunday.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Maxbew iaat Sunday.
Mra. Keever of Omaha spent ta day last
wtt-k at the home of her cousin. Mrs. IlulL
Mrs. M. A.. Mason is visiting witb rcla-1
Uvea in iicbdurtuji md XjoA tk, 1.
Mrs. J. A. Summer of Lincoln Is visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. S. A. Morrison.
Miss Helen Harrison baa returned from.!
an eight week' visit at Bart ley, Neb.
Mrs. S. B. Zwelful entertained about tew
guests at a Dutch Juocbeoa iaat Thursday.
Jerome Allen appears to be slowly im
proving lne bis being ntoved to lite hos
pital. Mrs. C. H. Norton nterta1ned the. Bt.J
Mary s guild at her home on Friday after
noon. Tba Golden Rod Kenainartoa rjufe aur-
prlsed Mrs. E- F. Bralley at her home last.
week.
Mrs. George TS'sca of Blair, Neb., hi
been tbu guest of Iter sister, Mxa. P. J.
Flysn.
The B. L. S. club met at the new lanme
of Mrs. Thomas Degan iaart Thursday.' aft-
H. S. Frink is slowly recovering from
the operation at 6wedi8h hospital for ap
peadtcrtts, A auovkog picture show was frivea at Odd
Fellows' hall last tturday afternoon and
evening. , -
Carl Liljnstolpe returned Tuesday from
Topeka. Kan., and left for Cody, Neb..
Thuracjfcy.
The next regular meeting of the Odd
FHowa' fodge w-rrl te on TkursfJay tven
lug. Jlb 4-
M--8. C 0. Crsf.Prd entertained at
lutieh In hbiutir af Mrs. John Crawford
on Tliur8y,
Mra. E- M. Dixon was taken to the Metti
oClw. i--.-4Ji Jii lust Monday attemwun after
a fcJ V-1H ..
J. G. Green ef Des Moinee- and Glenn
Buell fcl Oiii-iiiA J0 arueirt of Wttllier
Congdou on Fr.flay. j
Mrs Crocks left last week lor her hoxne
in the state tr vraauisgtwn alter a visit
tX LUo ViUbii Louie.
M.as liolleclt-k l as returned to her
home la Avety,, b., after a aliort visit
at the Speedie lutoe.
Mra. W. . Chtaael! and children re
-lalUTMg att tt.e home vf V. i. C"hadiU till
the fuat xJ lbs tncui.
Misa Vl'Uker.soo ret'irned ta her glome In
Canada last Tt.uwUiy fur a two wcxks
Sunday at the Li'ltnxtbipe home.
Messrs. Ira and Homer Tabor of Los
Axgries and .!iHiiK. . al., were Utt t
tba King Lome last week.
Ward WabWa ubow banquet held
WtMUteaday rveulg at t,ue Yout:g Jden a
Cbrisjauu aaaucikliuai roojtta.
Mra. A. C. Pitieetg retuivd to tier home
in fciair last ftuoduy. after a vlsK with her
dauglutrr, Mrs. 1'. J Flyna.
Walter Congdoa l-ft tha firs part of
the week for lta Mulne la., where he
will resume bis college -wurk.
The Kirigitta end Lauiies f eWfturity arave
a dance at OUd Fvi'.oaa' Lull l::vn Friday
night, which waa veil attended.
Mr and Mrs. J. lan and daughter
of BUiominttva. I'l., u gaeta at uc 1
baana U Mr. r.d Mrs. E. Tiirash.
Mr. and Mra. Ewndland ai.d Mr. Nord -
au wTnsT-.e ro- Kiva au ,innerp
f Ornaha
Suifdry At tLa LUicO audi .Lunuu
Mra Follet and Miss McPheon hve
returned to th-lr home In Xellh. Neb.
auar a vtl at tha E. A. Mason home.
The Presbyttrian Indies' Aid e-vlety met
at tt.e new buM of Jars. J )t. MonUtn lest
Thursday afternoon. Lunch was served.
S. A. Morrlaoa tiaa been appointed dele
gate for tbe ffna,a anaH carriers to trie
ooavasuioin ta bat bid la IAaeola May ft
Mra. Yf. H L-oc liner and Miss wet
Sj 1 at a senilis ear aaya iasx wee- nt the
home of fne tunuer paresta 1 Aahlsnd.
Mra. C. L- lleraaaaa. wbo r-aa I ana a
runat for aome time of her airier, Mra.
Raber. returned laat week ta trr J,om tn
I'enna)1vanl.
Mrs. JesuHa WolN r la arietMaa? at th
home of her brother. Rev. Wilson, while
eareiste frcarn Cahturnla ta awr homo aa
Warsaw, beb.
Invitations are out for tha wedding af
Miss Edns Barnes and Charles I. Johnson
on nest Ufedajeaday at tba boane of the
pride f parents,
Mra. C. T Ra-ana was UoMrm ftr he
04da Rod Kawaangton -lu4 last Wednes
day afteroooo. wliaei five gueots were pres
ent beaVdas the aanbers.
SWvirea at Praotjyt arlan chirah ta- at
!t and T 44 o'clock. Morning theme. "VT.
Wt Are at. 4 Shall B;" . Th
Riirfit-of-Way for Rlgl-teouaeitaaa,"
Mr. -rink Under waa very pleasantly
urpiU4 at Ltr bouia oq Ltf tlrtLxU.
Tltoae present gave Mrs. l.lnder a lovely
luien centerpiece in honor of the occasion.
A musical and elocutionary entertainment
111 be given at tvhl Fellows' hall next
VelresdHv evening, under the nnfplcee of
the Lutheran Sunday school, for the build
ing fund.
Messrs. yrl liarrta cf IWa Uolnea. F.
Trawford of Corvdan. tlln Newman of
llliom ctiy and Will Robinson and
family of Broken How ha-e been the guests
the past week at the Roblrson homo.
A number of social affairs have been
given In honor of Mrs. Maud Cut tort on of
Macon, Mo. Sunder evening Mies F.lla
U-nvert gave a dinner and Mrs. Berths
Gross on Monday evening entertained.
A number of weddings In Benson will
take place sonn. Miss Edna Barnes and
Charkes J. Johnson are to be married on
May Jo and the June anneuncenvnie ln
cliie Alice Culbrrtson and J. V. Petetson.
Florence Johnon and Carl Meyers, Celia
Christiansen and Fred Rasmusaon.
The teachers of the Benxm schools were
entertained last week st the home of Mrs.
C. n. Craw-fonl In honor of Miss Alice C.
Ctilbertson and Mis Nealie Hcllis, who
were given a stocking shower. The occa
sion was aa surprise tendered to the guests
of honor. X dainty lunch was served.
The cornerstone nf the new Eagles
auditorium w laid lat Sunday afternoon
at t o'clook, Ex-Mavor Howard ef lien
son and. A. S. Ritchie" of Omaha mn.de ad
drease. t J. Harrett was mater Of cer
emonies. MuMc wai furnished by the
Eagles rtiartet. The Iron box contained
the nanxw of the officers snd buihlnig
commit ;oe a copy of the Benson Times
and mfmorlal program.
The tro'.den wedding annlvcrary Pf Mr.
and firs. John Robinson of West KisM
street was celebrated last Wedne.uay
everng by about seventy-five rel.itlves
and friends st their home. Rev. Mr IKn-
ovs4 of the Baptl't church performed tlif
ce'monv end the clmren memoern pi---sented
them with a white gold-bnihlcd
cUlna set. Manv other useful and beauti
ful gifts were received. All the children
and near relatives were present.
The regular town board moeilng was held
Saturday a week -o. Reports were ;lven
by officials. Various sidewalks were flia
cuswl. The sum of STA) was paid over for
water bond iDterest. A petition was read
for grading and repairing West Main
street. The cltv attorney w.-is Instructed
to see trie street railway company about
improvements, to be made. An anpllcatlon
for a liquor license at Krug's psrk was
received and laid over for two weeks.
Miss Flottenc Johi.son gave a linen
shower last Tuesday evening In hopor of
Miss Edna. Barnes, whose roarrlnge to
Charles Johnson takes place next Welrjes
day ewnimr. Supper was served st ene
long table decorated with roses and carna
tions. A large white bt.ll was suspended
above the center cf the table. Those pres
ent were: Misses Edna Barnes. Ethel
Thompson. Bessie and Florence Lsnrastes,
Alice Culbertson, Hope Shissler. Margaret
Llljenstolpc, Lisa Jotinson. Florence John
son, Mrs. H. Wulff and Mrs. C. Molander.
The annual Mjy fair held at the town
hall, under the atmplces of the Me lliodist
church, closed Saturday niKht with suc
cess .socially. The exact proceeds arc not
yet known, but will be over $100. The
fair opened Thursday eventng by an en
tertainment. "The Peak Sisters." Friday
and Saturday evenings supper was served
from 5 to 7 o'clock and the booths were
Ti
laoea on eacn siae 01 me nan. im
having charge of the booths were:
Meadames l.ons- Winkleman. Ijehly,
Mitchell, Anderson, Gift. Golson. Nobic,
Stevens, ftlffer, young and Moimes. siin;
was furnished each evening by local
talent and the booth were prettily deco
rated.
V.eat Ambler.
Mrs. George Craig w-ss the guest of
friends on Vinton street Monday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Craig was companion for Mrs.
Aaghe during her husband's absence In
Iowa.
House cleaning nnd late garden making
are the busy industries in this part of the
city jthis week.
Mrs. Skinner of West Side was the guest
of her friend. Mrs. Yeaglc. near Clifton
111. Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. R. M. Henderson enter
tained their daughters. Mesdamas N. Pratt
and J. Emory, Tuesday.
Little Miss Bertha Hensman la staying
with her aunt. Miss Ada Gantx, during her
mother's absence In Wyoming.
Mra W. Van Buren from near Rlvervlew
park -waa -rhr true of her brother, Mr. La
Poge and family the last of the week.
J. E. A.ughe returned from his Iowa .trip
of five days Tuesday afternoon. He re
ports corn not planted, owing to the rains.
The home cf Mr. and Mra. William
Aemnwast was brightened hy the advent of
a tittle, slaughter, on West Center street,
Monday.
The pupils of Beal'a .school are making
preparations for Memorial Frldsy to enter
tain -the comrades who -will address them
on that day.
Mrs. George Blakely waa called to Univer
sity Place. Neb., again Sunday to attend
the bedside of her motber, Slra, Lee, who
Is dangerously 111.
Rev. T. C. Webster accompanied Rev.
R. M. Henderson to tbe -country the laat of
the week, where they were the guests of
Messrs. Blakely and Houek.
An intereetlne meeting was held at 8. W.
church on Sunday -evening, the topic being,
"Mother." Rev. Mr. Webster gave a fitting
tribute to his mother, as did several In
the large audience.
Invitations are. out to the -many friends
and neighbors -of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Davie to attend their silver wedding anni
versary at their home in West Slate 43atur-daj-.
evening. May 16-
Ballavaie.
Harry jemgedorf was a Bellevire -visitor
last Saturday.
Eugene Gleason visited with Dr. Crothers
and family over laat Sunday.
Oiaregioe lake of La Platte waa purchas
ing a bill of lumber in Bellevue Friday.
Mra. L. B. Moorman has gone to Oak
dale, vtliere slie will visit for aome time.
Mrs. Ohman and son of Pilger. Neb., vis
lsted relatives at the college over -laat Son-daj-.
Miss Ina Plank of Ncllgh was a visitor
at the W. B. McDormut home Saturday
b.nd alundwy.
Mr. and Mra. John Whetstone were down
from Suulh Omaha tbe fust cf tbe week
lulling relatives.
J. O. atrn of Soutb Omaha was a
Sundav fiuest at t.'ie nortK:- of Mr. and
Mrs. U. C. R'Jeii.
Ceruitor Randall of Newman Grove has
Imm. u vMitut -tna lyliter on the bill eev-
i eral days thia week.
Ijeon 1'gnew and Miss Geneleve Hemblln
" down from Omaha r3unday, velt nj
friends nt ttie r'11t-ge.
J. C. Robinson of Waterloo was at the
colleate Friday visiting his son and In
specting the cyclone damage.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Morehouse and baby
were down from Omaha Sunday for an
outing;, being gueats of Mrs. Dr. Biart.
3. ?. Wallaee nf Omhe. spoke before
the Cilixens' league last Sunday evening
on Hie various calls of the world for young
miii of Christian character.
Rotiert McCliesney. on his way home from
California to Kt-d Oak. la., spent e-vr-l
days the fore part of the week visiting
Ms brother, I. D. MceTiraney.
Mrs. Bryan and dauchter. Helen, of De
catur. wre called to tlie oollesrw the latt?r
jrt of laat wnk bv tlie severe lllneas of
Mxs. JUryan's dauKhter. Jennie.
S. 0. COrNTRY CLUB WINS
Defeat JJaa Ill's le frwaa
tba
Bnriinartoa Headq nartrra.
wv.. c . v. , . . . . 0., . l 1 . .
"""" uUirr -u,p inn won
Sfrtm th Burllnto" headquarters -team at
1 " r wan nv auiiiu vj ine score
of to 1- SuhulU iiliched a su-ong tune
for the Countr' club, allowing but two hits.
The work of Crsndall behind the Jat pas
sensational. Boor a:
SOUTH OMAHA COUNT RT CLUB.
AB. R. H O A
Kennedy, rf
Talbot. lb
Lrfler, as
W. Hachien. lb..
Crttriil. c
G. "Hachten. cf...
Murphy. If
kkervaut. b
6c hulls, p
Totals SO
S XI
1
B L'lU J NGTOM HKADQVARTER8.
AB. K. JL O.
ciark. c s
Chrtatenaect, ss. ....... t
Puacra. lu I
Yale, p S
Caugtwy, aw S
Hawley. rf
Livingaloa, 10...
Coady. cf I
Campbell. Jf
1
Total. 3t I X U I
B O. Country club 4 I 1 I 1 I ag
Bariingiwa iiaadguartaa. t el
acr uls( tmt: itr SciuiUg. t: lm Taia, 4.
I ki on balia: Off tk nulls. I; off Sals. a.
tul by pucbed baU: By Yale, I
WORK OF THE W OMEN'S CUBS
Social Science Department of Omaha
Club to Celebrate Leaden' Day.
CHITlvCH W02IES IN CONVENTION
Sixtieth Anniversary nf Flrat
H'aataa'i Rights Cwn vent Ion Ever
Held Will Re Celebrated
In honor of Mrs. C. 8. Lobtngler, form
erly 11s leader, the social science depart
ment of the Omaha Woman's club will cele
brate ''Leaders day" Monday afternoon at
I o'clock In the club rooms In the Flrsl
Congregational church. The department has
had but four leaders. Mrs. Frances M.
Ford, Mrs. Loblngtcr, Mrs, E. B. Towle and
Mrs. Draper Smith, and esch of these
women will contribute to the program.
Mrs. Ford, who Is sow a resident of Phil
adelphia, will send greetings. Mrs. Lohln
gler will make the chief address of the aft
ernoon, telling ef the Industrial work l:i
t?ie Philippines, where she now lives. Mrs.
Towlo will speak of tho work 1-elng doa.i
among the Juvenile delinquents, and Mrs.
fnittti wilt also speak brlrfly. Mifs Blancho
Sorenson will contribute several vocal num
bers. An interesting feature of two after
noon will be an exhibit of soin? fine speci
mens of Filipino handfwork that Mrs. Lob
Ingler has collected. An lnfotmal social
hour will follow the vrocran;.
Chareh M'omrn Meet.
The annual weetliig of the Nchr.tekn
branch of the Woman's Aux'tiarv of the
Episcopal church will bo held 'Tuesday.
May 1. In the chapel nf Trinity ctitl.edial.
Opening service of ?oly communion nt 9
o'clock. Bishop Williams, celebrant; busi
ness meeting at 10 a m.; lunrhivm nt Trin
ity parish house at noon; mission mret'cg
at 2 p. m.. addresses hy E'shop Sheldon
Grlswold of P.iUna snd Rrv. Rufus Clork
of Chicago; Junior meeting at 4 p. in., ad
dresses hy BlRhop GrlswoW rnd T.ev. V. C.
Taylor. An Informal rrc-ptlcn will bo given
by Bishop and Mrs. Williams nt thrlr resi
dence Wednesday eA-cning. Instead of .Tues
day, as heretofore, from S to 11 o'clock.
Sixtieth Annlversnry.
Wednesday, May :T, will he celebrated by
many organtzatlomt ef women over the
country as the sixtieth annivetnary of the
first women's rights convention ever held.
It was at this couventlon Uiat Mrs. Elisa
beth Csrty Stanton moved tho resolution
that it .la tbe duty, af the -veomen -of this
j country to secure to themselves the aacred
right of the elective franchise." One of
the largest celebrations will be held by the
Equality League of Self-Supportlns Women
In oonjunctlmt with the Seneca Falls (N'. T.)
Historical society. At a meeting In honor
f "the pioneers In the woman suffrage caus
Rev. Antoinette B. Blnckwell. Mrs. Lillian
Devereaux "Blake. Mrs. Henry Vlllard, Mrs.
Osborre, Mrs. Terrell and Mrs. Stanton
B latch -will be speakers. In the evening
there will te addresses by Mrs. Maude
Nathan. Mr".. Anna Garlln Pneneer. Prof
Schmidt of Cornea and Mia. Elizabeth Cook.
Rummage the old Trunk
An hour or "two spent over the old trunk will .end
in .many unexpected profitable results.
You'll find things that you didn't know you had,
nnd all useless to you. Don't throw them away don't
destroy the old clothing because it is out of date some
one wants it will pay you a good price for it. Books
or magazines, even if the covers have been torn, can
be sold. You may find odd pieces of silverware, 'dis
carded when new designs came into use, or perhaps
some pictures you grew tired of.
Sort them
then read
out who can
The exchange column 1
jure to Interest you.
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the CcrneM debster. The meeting will be
attended Sj prominent suffragists from
New Tork. Boston aul other places.
Prater far Omaha Aaaorlatlnn.
A few weeks ago two national seeretarlet
of the Young Woman's Christian associa
tion tnado a tour of Inspection of the asao-
clatiitns of the roantry. vlaittr the Omaha
gnnltallon among the reat. Herently
'these scrrtsries made Ihelr report to tha
training school In New York City and they
teported the Omaha aasoclatKrn -as "the
association of the west." OonsMerlng Its
handicap of cramped and wholly Inadequate
quarters such a report speaks much for
the cffArts of the local worker.
Aaaaiaetmati.
VnderVh direction of Mrs. J. A. Rarrls
and Miss Maude Bell, the musical depart
ment of the Council Bluffs Woman's club
will present Its alglith program -Monday
evening. May IS. The .program Incladet
several well known Omaha people.
At the regular meeting of Ue Oakland
Woman's club, Wednesday,' the following
officers were elected for the enaulng year:
Mra. Chi Htlne Cull, preaidint; Mrs. Rena
Engdahl, vice ' president; Mabel "Renard,
secretary; Mary Wells, treasurer.
Governor Hnch of Kansas has appointed
a woman rro bate Judse. Mrs. Mitchell, tha
woman honored, succeeds her husband, who.
died in offite, and Is probably the first
woman to serve In such capacity.
Mrs. George Tlklen will go to Kansas City
at a delegate to the meeting of tlss Women'
Board of Home Missions, which meets In
conjunction with the Ocneral assembly of
the Presbyterian church, convening 'May SL
Kldney complaint kltir nwre pec. pre than
any other disease "This ts due to tha dls
ate belnr so Insidious that It gets a good
lirhl on tho system before. It ts recognised,
rolf)'! Kidney Cure will prevent the de
velopment of fatal disease If taken m time.
All drusslsts.
Ever try The Bee Want Ad Columnar If
not. do so, nnd pet sstlsfsctory results.
COENHHSKEBS GET EVEN BREAK
Take the seeoaf Qaan few an -St. Lao la
linlveralty.
KT. LOrrS, May 17. fSprclal Telegram.)
Ni lrnska imlverslty's base ball team
bro!:e evrti with the fit. Lauta university
nine on the aerlea here by winning yester
day's game, 10 to t. in a rretty atruggle,
of thirteen Innings. Y'oung and Ward both
pitched good a-amea. but hits were bunched
on both In several Innings. Both teama
scored three runs In tha first ' Inning and
then Nebraska forged -.0 ' the 'front and
gained a lead of ftve runs, which was
OTercente try St. Looia-tn the -neath inning,
lying the score, S to 8. Then "the battle
continued for three and . a half Innings,
when Nebraska, by a nice batting rally,
scored -two runs. wtnnlnR-tho game.
The ' Cornhuskera lined -.up against . tha
Christian Brothers- TwHewe team In a game
cafllfr In the attemoon. but quit tthe field
In the fifth Inning -because of a, disagree
ment wer-the umpire's decision. The acora
then stood S to I In favor of Christian
Brothers' college. Score: R.H.B.
t Ft. Louis
..S 0 00 0 1,0 4l0 0lo 111 S
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