THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY. -HWT, 1. JiVr.
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE WORE
Coaaeaeeinent Prt-rr.m for the Uni
versity ef StlirukL
r
-ornrs cs satoldat, tuxz six
IkMiUirm ef Celleaee and
Edaeattewal lostltetlewe Plane
fa Work of raii(
1 Mr .
Fo'Vow-rrif ia th progi m ef commence
ir.ent week of the Unfeersily ct Nebrask:
Saturday. June , P p. tn. Fourteenth
annual ronctti of the University School of
utusvr, the 1 rmple.
rounds), June j. l:(Vt p. m Bxalaorel
ddr. by Chanelnr Eltshe lSenjemtn
Andrews. LL l . -Vhrirt and the Common
Han, ' Mcmnrml kali.
. Monday. Jun . -ne p. m. F"hl Beta
Xaina oraixm. George tjdwin MuLran,
hene-ellor. the University of Ipwa, 'Tne
aHevolutie-n of Today.' ihe Temple.
fuMii). June , Class dsv. XI :f a. m.
Mua! meetine cf the Foard of Regents
Ciss piy. "The Three Musketeer, ' l.att
. p. m mat met. 00 p. m. evening. Oliver
theater.
toearieadsy. J una In. Alumni day; OP
m , X.t p. in various e.umiil class breek
lttti and dinners; tim p. m., Ki p. m.
ui-vey of depart mmlj cf the university
I arm, under turectlon of Dean E. A. fcur
Tieit: A p. m., eddress by George W.
oerwrlfc, . buri.ieies meeting; p. tn.,
.:" p. m. alimni buquet. the university
' Hum. t 00 p. m. cotiUioii. lb Temple.
iiiwraoay. jurtf u. omnienoemtnt day;
a. m cqrunx m-mnt rroceM'.on- Com
tTieneement. oration by Hon. Charles Ar
iiene Towrte. of ,V York City, "Govern
ment by Parties." Conferring of degTees,
ti Lmeoln auditorium; Mai, .V p. m.,
cnuricirr and Mr. Andrew' reception to
the n genta, faculty and alumni. All
Iiarnt of Chancellor and Mr. Andrews
ana of u university are cordially invited.
Alt salary. Library tialL.
O-MHt.V EWLNT PROCESSION.
Marsha!. John. Q. Workisver. captain
Vet-onci Infantry. Commandant,
'a he prooesum elans promptly at 10
il(Hk Crura Library hail, tiniverstly
campus.
University band.
ey iita, chatKcIlor and g-uta ef tba
Virjiveia ty.
A4trunitraUvc officer and rnmtr ct
tte latulupa.
jLlumru and former atudenta
anaxiaiea tor dearapa
buiatrriba and frH-nda.
AUltj10N TO THE VARIOUS EXER
CISES. School tf muaic Con.--rt Saturday ven
Jia. tha imrie. Aciitiina;on free but by
timet Aipiy to aehool of rnuaic.
uraiauieate addTepa. Bunaay evening,
!ui ..inii ti.lt Adnitxeion vimciut ticket.
uu. Kapj aaurtaa, Monday even
lJ. u. it-iuj.ie. jtamiiiicm vithoui tieket
.a p. . i wii mannea and evening:.
Clivvi Uieater. luaeu are oiainbuted niy
l inrinwri of trie aenior ciaaa.
a.i.u aduteaa, antua, university
larao.
....!mmmml. Thur1aT morning, the
1. inc. In auditorium. Admlaaion free., bat by
ui-.et.
4jib-t union p and dinner. De'.alla an
ui UBivtn:iy journal and dunnt
. iHHinuKinttni k in tlie Lincoln japera.
nJuX-u aui out of toan giaia; iiiaeia
1m J t f n.nrneni eitient or a : ion are reaerved
i"t ,i,n vr apj i.taijon to tha ai-retary or
Lua vauruittt-e on arrangemecta.
COMMITTEE ON AHIIAN'JEMENTB.
E. H. Barbour, rhalrman. Captain 3. Q.
TV'orkiaef. C. R. Rktiarda. E. h. Clark. O.
J- '" i- Harnaoa, e-retary.
Tba t.arveai seaaos of American achoola
is at hand, and the crop la a bumper one.
No, matter hoar perverae Ibe -weatherinaker
my be from aeed time ta harveat, tbe crop
kjf grafijatce. fair ard oihermia. gro
)erennially. and U1 go on forever. Among
the youth of the land tha seaaon la one, of
tejolring. Ta tr.ariy of the million of rotrng;
Aiertca in tlie arbeoli tba approaching
vacation and summer playtlana are bubbling
wuri of'Joy, but to the striving and the
ambitious tomes the vibrant thrill of ad
anirment or the attainment of education's
area! the diploma. The harvest of graduate-
tlila rear arill jr. all tirtthabilltr naaa
tbe 1 .!,' mark. In tha primary and
grammar schools of this country there were
raroUd fur tbe school year sow closing
more than 17.we.WK) pupila. In the second
ary and high achoola. public and privai.
there aere enrolled ovec tt.O studenta
In the. universities and colleges (academic)
there were snrneUnng over jai.WP students.
la the profesaloBal and normal schools
track man. J TV. Pavle and Mm l,onu-d
Cne rf the pn por- pf the ra'h'rlr w-.r
to stimulate sn Am aplrlt. A r'ntral
permanent organisation was perfected, and
It is tbe p-arpo.e of the ftudnts to or
fsr.is county oiations and to cari-y
ta tbe homes- of the people the toilet
epirlL
The re-ord for the year fhowa an st
tendanea of nearly l.T atuderts doing
actual co.lege work IVtween 20.fP end
4.r9 yount people graduate from loaa
hifb srhoois ennuarir. Tfce Ames spirit
intends to teach that there are enougn
your.g peoi le prepared for collese In
Iowa alone to give to veery college all
of the students It can Instruct under ex
isting conditions
In the meeting waa emphasised the Tact
that the collese is in rrest need of a
thoroughly modern up-to-date gymnaalum
and also a women's building. It is be.
lieved that the next general aemMy
will be urged to mske appropriations for
one or bot of thene buildtcps st lis next
session.
CeraMw-Asae-rlewai Tewrkere.
The annual convention of the National
German-American Tear hern' aseot iatiort
will t held at Milwaukee, June 8". to
July I. A number of papers of special
interest are included in an extended pro
gram. A new feature of the convention
aill be an exhibition of meana of in
struction, text hooks SDd other publica
tions relsted to the tesching of modern
laneueges. Publishers of this country
Germany and France have been invited
to participate and hare responded most
readily. More t.han :,fip articlea have
so far been received. This exhibition will
be of great benefit to the cause of mod
ern lang-uage teaching end will help to
modernise this phase of our school
curriculum, especially as it Is to remain
Intact In Milwaukee at the National German-American
Tearhera' seminary, and
will be made accessible to those Inter
eated also In the future. A catalogue
will be published stating publisher and
Trice of each article exhibi.4.
Amongst the entertainments offered st
the convention the most notable is a per
formance cf Goethe's "lohlgenie and
Taujis." to be given by members of the
regular stock company of tbe Pabst the
ater of Milwaukee. This company stand
foremost among the German theater com
panies of tha country and an srtlstic
trest may fairly be anticipated.
The president of the association ts Max
Grlebach. director of the National Gt-r-man-American
Teachera' seminary. Tbe
chairman of the local executive committee
la Leo Stern, assistant superintendent of
the public schools of Milwaukee.
Mlrfciaraa Inlieralty, Aaa Arbor.
Within the last year the total of student
registrations at the University of Michigan
has passed the S.fttXi mark. The calendar
of the University of Michigan which has
aaru sppesred shows a total registration
5.010 students in the seven departments
and the 107 summer school session. This
number exceeds that for the year 1W-C7
by ;
Foreign countries and American posses
sions are represented at Michigan as fol
lows; Porto Rico, six: Philippine Islands,
five; Hawaiian Islands, four; Canada,
twenty-three; Mexico, eight; Japan, alx;
China, six; Netherlsnde, four; Germany,
Turkey, and Russia, esch three; India.
Bulgaria. West Indies, each two; Colombia,
England, New Zealand. Burmah. Chill,
Braxil, Persia, Panama and Cuba, each
one.
Tlie number of university officers. Includ
ing the teaching force and tbe administra
tion stsff. as ehown by the university cal
endar, is U for this year. Tbe officers
are distributed as follows: Professors,
eighty-three; Junior professors, twenty
eight; . assistant professors, thirty-nine;
three-j-ear instructors, ertght; ene-year- In
structors, ninety-three; assistants, seventy
eight; administration officers. It, of whom
forty-two are also on the tesching force.
It Is announced la the calendar that the
academic year for this university shall
hereafter extend from the Tuesday preced
ing the first Tuesday ia October to the last
Tuesdsy In June. By a change - In the
Christmas vacation this adds an extra
t.itr wera TetelPgue I mora than U.uuo w-eek to the achool year.
wuri after degrees. Enrolled on the
rt-giK'.ert of r.ltht achoola and business col
lege l.nie wire over 410. IM' stude-cis. Most
cf these schools turn out graduatea. so
that an estimate of l.(ri,( graduates Is
j.retty close to the mark.
T tne grtaduale commencement Is the
tmie of all times. "Vi hen we think of com
liiescemenl day, ss seen through the pe-r-ajwlive
of years." wiiit John T. Mc
uul:un in the June Appieton s, "it seems
sike the hsppieai pe-riod of life. All the
worries and trouble hav been amoothed
aaay. and we retain oi.ly the samal
na and IvvwjvrruiS collefia build Hiss, sad
The cornerstone of the memorial hall at
tbe university mill be laid on alumni day.
June 17 dur ng oommencemeat week. When
completed this building will be one of the
most Imikising structures on the university
campus; it will cost sbout n7a.Kl. Of this
amount shout tia.'mo has been subscribed
by the alumni, to which sum the regents
have added t'-r'M.
Tbe university w-r.ste has parsed sen
tence of death on pipe end bowl, the.
Bophornore Convivial club, and expelled
two atudente for pranks following the
clubs Initiation of freshmen ftaturday
night. May 3. John Van Brunt of Kansas
Cliy and Thomas Wanty of Grsnd Rapids
hile
. wer-e arrested earlv Kunrtav n.nmt,
aru ircsn your-.g i.c iuu . nosarssion of a red lamer eh.t
w..lttr fire
w - i vo nave nccn dbck aom-ntow-n warning
the lovely moonlight night In June, when I Cnver, frem , hoit ln th
They wen fined tid by Justioe roty.
we seic-nwded the girls a: the 'Ladies' Hull.
It wtli al s-n4 out in memory. Why
that l-iht was a atnitmectsl org'. and it
a:anCk out again; tbe purple long ao like
lt, fcvtnica star asain: Uic heavriis."
'(Kacairneil Dates.
laUdlv.. uk.v, AU-tuaon, Kan., May a
tj
..... c-'.U end io naer story, for
vo-v... ... v. Wo.. May i. The aodres
waj i... .:.! ly Prof. J. Lawrence Laugh-
lUi w wuitaio ualreratftj.- The number of
iroruirLt ia the eeral claase were:
LUc:ir). 1; piano. 7. vocal. , eiireaaion,
S, ivgulax art. 4. Graduate from the vari
ous claw a numbered: Piano, I, voio. i,
kill, 1: business course, J. stenography,
i. cooking, is; a total cf S7.
Oniaxa High acbvol. AcdUurlum, June i.
Colttmbia univrralty. New Tork City.
May
grew and o.piuna ne couieiira
Jc Gtate cotge. Ames. May 17 to
June 4 Candidate tor degrees, lif , honor
tudenta, it)
Oberlia coll'. Cb:lin. O, sevenly-f.fth
cammencemeBU June U to 3.
Notre a!Ve university, South Bend. Ind .
June 17 and U
NekrwsWat te Teeckera' Aaaoriatlow.
Th esocutlve committee of Ibe Nebraaks
Etats Teachers' assocatatin. headed by
Chaaiior t- Eenjamln Andrews ol ti e
fitaie liin'iiaHv. wb is pieaimi. has art
Iher time for the It t,-e.ing fur Novem
ber 4. aad i. and lj tl It at Lincoln
Tvt many ear tne asucxitloB haa met
during tbe t'rtietn.a l.oho). with an
enrollment of about leathers, out of
a leaching force f 1.W ia th tale. It
Is believed that with th,s change ln tbe
time of th gathering the attendance ca
be g'ratly anoreaaed. to th advasug of
th tetvchei and benefit to the achoola
Already boards of educUia throughout
toe stale have airnified b reaoluticm their
lntewtkoa to close the school on tbe days
of U meet anc.: Offering their teachers their
ti.o n full pay if they atteud. Beatra
and McCook moat recently have takes
urn actioa. and it U well known that other
ritie will aooo report a iniilr determina.
tKia.
laws State relleie, Am.
Friday. May tit. aaa otto of the most
r enthusiastic college d ever experlesced
at Ante.. Under lb direction of tin
Cardinal rulld and tne faculty of th
at college great kwtster meeting was
And In tbe chapel. New member of
in CardTraal guild ere announced sud
Installed im fice lnplrwtlonal and in-
BirurUatai acarmrea were u vered t y
Haled before the faculty, they said their
stunt with the lantern as part of an in
itiation program. Their suspension for one
year, with the loss of this semester's cred
it, war decreed. President Angell then
issued an order for tbe immediate dissolu
tion of Pipe and Bowl.
lawn I wlTerslty.
A new and rather drastic eocial regulation
adopted at tne Stale Universiiy of Iowa
requires that after the opening of the- next
school yesr. the Bbderts may give and at
tend parties only on Friday and Saturday
evening, and the evening preceding a holi
day. The purpose of this rule la to die
courage a certain few a ho are Inclined to
give up many of their eveninge to social
amusements. Owing to the small number
of hslls which are axailable for dancii-a
Fourteen hundred and forty dc- J purpoeea at Iowa City, t.'.ia rule aill ne-oe-a-
saril diminish Ihe number of parties nexi
jer.
Until recently there Ls been few restric
tions with reference to the aocial life at
the university. Owing to the g-roath of
the university, society has groan- to such
a ext-nt that rule with reference to hours
and chsperom hsve been found nece-saary.
A H iaviorr Mlabt Be Taagkl.
"On way of teach. ng history a hu h lb
rho!s might ad.ipt." says the Boston
Tranacript, "has apparently not yet sp- j
pealed to school managers. A fod news- I
paper, if th tescher knoas bow to interpret
Its daily record, may stimulate an interest
ln hisiory even more than the formal Jiia
tory Itself. If the pupil can be taught the
conui-ulty and relation of events, aa aask-
ened Interest in daily happening will arouse
a drsire tu trac them back throurn pre
ceding atagea. It is the bresk in continuity
net seen the past and the immediate present
that deaden enthusiasm. By atjdying his
tory backward from th immediate present
thi chasm would b bridged and tbe pas
aloa for tracing effect to cause ettmulated."
Iall fte-saiwary, 4 b Wars dale. Mat.
Ia the recent death of Mia Charlutte A.
K. Bancroft, of Weilealey. Mass.. Laaell
eminsry of AuburnLtle has' lost one of Us
must loyal alumna and staanchest flier. oa.
Miss Bancroft ws graduated la the class
of 1S57, and thrugtt all to changes of
admiBistratlcr) her interest ra her alma
anatar aaa aasver faltered; Trhs fart waa
agfnally provein w hen at her death, which
occurred on May a. he showed her loyalty
to tha aK-bav and ne-r deep tnterast ln its
future wettas by beoaeaUiina; the sum of
li.ftJi to the aeminary; the fund to be knesrm
PreeiiJeeL. Ctorma, Cwan Curtiet and j as The Bird Scholarship Fund." the ia
Ctacioa. Vic Ixaa Beyer. Prcf BaBuas, rn ta be tised tn paying- tha experxtew of
XiM Cfcarllc-B. "tHAUT Heard, th Cioted j deserving tiiauJU.- Tu gvaciocs brcjuest
ijmSK' Housewives of Nebraska
flere are illustrated a line of dainty crackers and confections which will be
enjoyed bj the whole family.
Please cut out this advertisement and tack it in your pantry as a reminder
of the good things which you can secure at anj- time in a few minutes
by simply using the telephone.
You can get any of them from any grocer around you.
You who have tried these products know them. Those who have not, have t surprise in store.
For never were foods of this kind made in such dainty -rays. Never in such sunny bakeries under
6uch cleanly conditions.
Thry comply u itk all Nebraska Food Lans.
The only hands which touch the products are yours.
The packages are three times sealed, so that no moisture can pet to the contents.
Thousands of you now know bow dainty they are.
Now we ask all of you to let the products themselves tell you their goodness.
The name of Loose-Wiles is a truarantee of perfection.
Most of these products are 5c and 10c. A few of the packages are 15c and 25c
Graham Crackers Of great food value."
Krispy Cracker A small, square, salty cracker
Butter Crisp Serve with cream cheese and jelly. -
City Soda Cracker Crisp and appetizing.
Oat Meal Cracker Something tha children love.
Animals Novelty cookies.
Clover Leaf Wafer Our new sugar wafer dainty.
Lemon Snaps Dainty brittle.
New England Sugar Cookies Old-fashioned good.
Sponge Lady Fingers Hand made to be served with chocolate-
Cocoa Nut Dainties For luncheon and tea.
Ha-Ha Snaps The Snaps with the "snap."
Zwieback The best of it.
Special Cartons Vanilla, Lemon, Graham and Oatmeal Wafers.
Special Cartons Five O'clock Tea, Society Tea, H. M. Pretzellettes,
Cheese Sandwiches and Cheese Sticks.
Also These Daintiest of Dainty Allurements
Champagne Wafers Tempters of appetites in 15c tins.
Perfetto Sugar Wafers in 10c and 25c tins.
Veronique Sugar Wafer The same
confection in a different form ia 25c tins only.
I its
SiSL IfiOSE-WlLE'S
Omaha
Is made in memory cf Miss Bancroft's
Uriel-. Mr. John C. Bird.
eire Daae t atversity. Swath Bend.
This year s comrr.en:-c mer.t of Noire Iame
university wiil be of great interest, as it
will be sttended by wiO grsdustes. who
will come to organne on June 17 the Alumni
association, an event which promiae to
exercise an lmportarjt influence upon tbe
future development of tlie university, ln
the evening there will be ln Washing-ton
hall thfee orstions on the gneial subject.
"Tne Church, the Barior ol Sac arty." The
order aill be: Mr. etprer.ge-r. "Refrpect for
Law;" Mr. Young, "fcuaiiness Integrity;"
Mr. Hoyie, "Preservation of tbe Family."
Following three addresaes It. Charlea
P. Jv'eill. commissiorer of labor for the
United Biaiea. an ali.mr.us and former
professor of Xotre I'trtie. mill deliv jf the
c oirriencemerii address. Thursday, June It.
will take place the formal conferring of
degrees and honcr. efur ahith tiie scholas
tic year of JC-ls" will be declared cloaed.'
eles frwaat ltt Clle.
The music ffttmal. so long antk'ipaled,
Las occupied tie l-rr.e and interest of all
during the Ust week. The first evening s
concert a re itavl by Companari was a fit
tint prelude to the following days s-hen
tb Thomas orchestra, either as a whole
or through its soloists, furnished great
pleasure to the festival audiences. The
five programs were varied, but ail eutilly
attractive and equally well given. Th laitt
evening, when Prof. eVhe-e' oratorio,
"Th laeath and Re-aurrevtH-n of Christ,"
was performed, there was most intense In
terrst throughout and at the close the or
clieeira and eoloists joined tbe audiei.ee In
applaiidmg the corriposer. The laurel
wreath presented by the Orstorio society
snd th fioaea from tils associates m toe
faculty were bat -si ght tokens of the high
eteia in which be is teld by all who
knew him. Inreotor Pi ere e of tbe Be boo 1
of Music I ts be corurrst ulsted for tre
ButceIu) carry u-g thtouarb f a t-. t: - 1
of this kind, ss well ss for his fine work
at tbe organ and in conducting the chorus.
Immediately folloait.g the leatival came
a J.oliday lor the nate firid meet, and
large cumber of tbe students aei.l to lies
Moines. Gnmiell again carried otf the vic
tory' with M points, its nearest compeiiur
hsvtr.g a frsction over 41.
Memorial da waa observed at the ct.ajel
exercises on Thutsday, ss this was the last
assembly for tbe ink, Prof 1 F. parser
g-ivtng a brief addres. As uusl, Ihe me
morial tablet in Alumni hall, erected to
the tiemory of student soldiers, aas dec
orated in their honor, snd those a ho know
j the history of ti e co'.le-ge temeri.her thai
I for a number of year t tit i e. was no grad
'.Lating class because prolessort sr,d f. u-
dents Isd g or.e to the front." some of
them never to return.
A week of examinations wiil be followed
by the comiriencerrier.t exercise-, arid then
loaa collewe win close until September.
FPHfiF OP TH? WTF.RfnM ' un!" 'a public memorial service, to be j landers gat a May party festival a4
UUnutO ur I ni H,4 I E. nuuin , l t.la ,n rrmu,rfiny ..n. ufhteenth and I dance Friday evening.
Harney tjet. on that date st 4 p. m. 1 tie j The Masonic Cirsna Loare T .errataa.
will rrieei in crnaiia ,unp it.
Members of the Shrlnera degree cf Omaha
are making elaborate arrangements to
attend tlie meeting of the lmpenel coun il
of the Aurlent sua Accepted S'obies of the
Mvstic fhnne to le held in 6t. Psul. Minn.,
July 1M The Nebrstkans will go there
by special train.
Uniform hive No li Ladles of lb
Mcate. will give a csrd T"r,' and
dance in Washington hall edncwday
n entng
banner lodr No. 11. Fraternal Utriej
of America, will give a dance in Myrt.e
ball. Fifteenth and Tougla streets,
Thurrday evening
One Tatoaaaad ood meal of ike rl,n.ii will t. decorated and an elaborate
Mill Be Initiate! Today at program of music and addresses will be
ja aiallterl aaa. arrarif ea. cniiomiea ueajier if una oi hit
aru ibi rrnaia iwm-a iti yaiiu icair i n
addresses aill be delivered by Judge fulton
and il. B. Flebarty.
aCorrj tr.iv work by state dejuties fc
the Woodmen of the Woild will lr.li into
tt.at order thifc altern ion 1 in munb-r
A cIbks of thut sine will t initiated at the
a uditortum and the ceremony will bt made
one of unusual significance.
Sunday. June 7. Alpha camp No 1. and
Alpha grove of the Woodmen circle, a.ll
unveil the monument erected in Fores:
Lawn cemetery t the memory of bov.r-
irn snd Mrs F:eee. members of the
Modern Wwoatamew ef America.
Interest in Modern Woodmen circle pot
only in Omaha but throughout tne entire
United Etate. is being centered in the
coming bead camp meettr.g to be held in
Peoria during the week cf June 14. Indica
tions now point to its ling the greatest
meeting ever held ty ti.at organ nation.
r.tij.i'iiv. ,,i, n tr.e-nnnel ailreaa1 .sn.v questions 01 importance are m i-owie n nne rawn council .- o . uauimrri en
wuf b"dVvered by Bovere'rComVrIdrr b,'-' l!'4 S t settlement and u.e Pwahontea. will give a high five party
' J e- R . ereiFn c n..i.a mer t tiCmofj t0 mori ir.it;iung. , tTrt dance Tuesday evening in Baright
i ti. ,i,.i v ai-,v. ei. . 1 be meninera of tlie society in Peons ate tall.
Wanew5L e in t . o f ' e M w stone unturned to propeiiy crtttysburg clrcl. No it Ladi. tf tha
I,?.', t.r Si'f am," it rnUlt r.f . i 't thousand, of visitor, that Grand, Army of the Republic, will aire a
tniNnteiJi-h El "one rer'ie-eved I v p ttu'es '" rur r rny high fue aorial in Baright hall Monoa
Lien 1, sn,. 1 ' Ka ."""' Among tl... important nveaaure. venln. June . . . .
ins L'-irwpt. A lec-ture was r
l tectum therewith by E. A Pitch.
fares Hesaarrkaaei of Ike I ss.
'everal years since my lures were so
badly affe-ted thst I Tiad many hemor
rhtgi ." wruea A. M. Ake cf W.w.d. Ind
"I took treatment with several physicians
without any benefit. 1 then siirted to take
Foley Horsey and Tar. and my lungs are
now a sound a a bullet. I recommend
it ln advance stages of lung trouble."
Foley s Honey and Tar stops the courh
and heals th lung ani pre en: serious
reauli from a cold. Ref'.t-e suM.itjies.
All drugfitna
I Haiti '.rranaaa.
I Union Pacific council of t.,e Royal Arca-
num entertained a lorae nunibrr eif lit
nien.ber arnl women Iri.ndb with an elat
' iiratt- pn cram Ttifrsday eenmg litKide
I mil. at. i, g me candidate inio n,-ii.N.-ra.rnr.
Tne pT'-grain e-oritiaied of vocal akcnos by
'P. L Pr or snd prul. Ielmore Oaeney. a
, resilina; t.y Mia 'onkl.n. music b Pot
ter rnandolin on-hesua and oio l' Mr.
; 'otter, a a-letion by a newly i.r:nix-d
icuariet Irom me c-ouiic-il. trort auarc-aaet
by T. W. Fia-kburn and' H H. lialdna
and by C. A l.lai Kinan of Tif y N. Y. Ik -
fri.nients were .rvr-d in lnur,t:ul cuan
eslat'iiKhrr.erit of a greet tuberculosia asm
terium st Colorado pringa. where suffer
ers froin the great White Plague can re
ceive prrper treatment. Tre a'Kiety baa
punhaied an ideal thouaand acre trait.
an1 ihe nietnliera have ve.iunlarily con
tributed pwer Mo.ca In cash, with which
to ii.nl.l.fc' tent and pi-ovide neceasari
huiidir ll l believed this will tie made
tne laiaicst and best t uterculosis ssm
oriuni ir the world. :f the delearaie to tne
head can-p which meeia at peior.a. 111..
J unif )c. gne it ihe beany endorsement
trie pf..eci deerve
laaawroird Oreler of Red Men.
Tsh-Nun-rh-Sis Trine No. I. elected tv
lines snd an miornal dance eridefl th pro- ' folic wing officer at Its laat meeting. A.
trat'. I G. Hansen, nac-nesn ; 8 P. ekirenaon wen lor
The cifficers of Pioneer council will lich sagamore: H I Tomnnaon. junior sag.-
Trit of Ren Hur was orcsctsed Thurs
day evenj.g in the Banpht ball with twenty
four new memtiere and forty rnemlera of
other iocgea win tranferred their mem
berrhip. Tina is the third lortse of the tr be
lo be instituted in cmisba I tf voers w T.1 be
elected st the new meet it, g in two Weeks.
A Bloody A stair
is lung hemorrhage, btcp it and cure week
lungs, courhs and colda with Vr. King.
New I'isrcvery. s-'ir snd I. For sal
by Le a ton I 'rug t o.
Announcement, wedair stationery and
calling cards, blank bjok and magaslna
binding Pnor.e Lxiug lf4. A I. Root, Inc.
Low Htlea Kjat .
Thirts-day round trip tuke'.s on sale
dsily after June K-th to many pointa l
eastern Csnaoa. wesu-rn New Vfl and to
New Enguand points vis Montreal: and on
every Thursday beginning June 11th to New
Pi gland poants via A'bany or Rottercam
Juactloa. Fr- rates, information and fold
er oai! at City Tlraet Cifflce. Vi Far
ram tTeet. or writ to F. A. Nah, Gen--t
a. t tl'.rrn AgeDt, Camaha, Neb.
i
I together at ihe You! r. V n s I7inst:an as-
i aer ial on Tu-lv at 1. li.
Oe-erlarid tciuinil niei ,r-ur'1ay evening
in the scut beast ball e-n tbe tl.trci f.nor of
tie Ilol.rbnupii bunding. Nineteenth and
Ferr.em stre.'is rVv.ral canoidate will t
im'.iated arid an eni-rta nil g program for
a scK'.al hour has !e-n arranaierl
Fralerssl a alee of 4 aaaertem.
more: O. P. Rhodes. pruLhet. J. H T. Voaa.
trustee. Tie delegates to the e;rand cun
ell art C. E Unhid). W L. Wooif. J. M
Tlor. S. G. Jones snd C. C. Khm
Mlieellaseess,
4iaealfrlas Ml aw.
The x in pl -fac-ed vc.ulh lad throw n a
pop bottie at tlie umnre
o Pec an rai,',,e him by tbe col ar,
y rk d bun te hi feet and temuvtd tie
hat .
i lien b. lock s tare liar from hi. j ket
Alfaretta Council Itgree f PocaSor.tas snd nit uie-d tli feiiow s 001.
ected tbe fallowing c.fficers st its lst . rise . ne il rial ,et you off
meeting Mra Grace Kenm. Piacahnptaa; i this lime o ji. man Lut don t do It
Mrs i P. k-jre-na n. Winona. Mrs. Msrcar- nam m Lai a. rnu ao to tn avium for tiia
Tne supreme bxipe l as set asi.te Pur.da.v. ette Wood, prophetess; William Homey fe-enle-minaed
Jul 7. a a day tif Pwlilic memonsr eerv e . Powhattaa and Mrs Hsuaeuer, trustee So moi iob Lotties were thrown from
for the dead nv-tnrer of ihe order, iu j This council will give a card party sal thai pamcu.ar seciios ef tne bleacher
e .ifurmi'y w :: h f is custom, the member. ; dance rest Tur3y r. ght i durir.i tnat
of U.S Osikiit and euulu Ositnt lu2gcs wuij Fcrncl.il Caaie No. c tu) 4 ll-fch-j TiLuiie.
parucik-ax jaja. Cvaca