BRIEF CITY NEWS
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OUAEA .CDS:
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aTyw r F-yan Jw:ry C.
Oaa. Buartri rta-tara. lirfm fliun
TIsm, Prlatta.
a. naTtag Lea ilTV mut(n:t
sssee T"7 prr-to f.r safety. Fucdn
loaned ca first nrtf. t t class of
security. : Farnam Street.
Taa BaakST srrtagw u4 IVeaa Assist
tuna ha bx4 to ita now q-rce m
the rwi( U fc.a Mk and Dories, and M
ready ta make loaea to bom bii.dr
aVewax for taa Kj-Pt. 6. D. Datcher
EcaU ProTided for ia Charter BCll
Before Lfi&ltare.
3LU5 rS07ISIO!r3 Cr JCEAST1LI
ruH Hashes, rtnm Fimrr af
Deaa-la Ceeetr. Pin A war at
Tears.
A copy tl
imendnerts hi'
Otrta-.a charter fci'L
TrTrTil f
II in r. rs)
GKEATE
the L'niun
liP"l t tv lumped from
T ax ; flo brtiae 5'ir..i.T morning
XCaa Lacy aUoaea la D-K m Lucy O
cw. tee. her at Ltihroo s'hooL is ton-
fnH T i - r hi(r w " a u r i Pe
ef reuroai-m- Her jhyfUiaa states that
It wt'i re .-tna time tefire She wu'i be
a--e rwim fcer d uiie..
Zrm; laaerltauvce Ta Tie c.iy a.-.i
county treasury waa (Qm tl C- 411. U
Th ursriay aft-rtujon w .-.en t.ie i jtn
cf the Wi::iaai Krug pa.d that
a.-r.ount iii-o the t . a-j :r The sua cov
ers a.1 i.To'iifj d le frra the estate as
lrr.ian.e ui.
JTaah futj a Bpriags Ft-..-. Furay. I
fy sr.d in:j tr-a .rr !;-. Friday j
r.omtr.f f r t ?rrrnr. Mo. Mr
Fur-ty has bn a.-a: fr-'tn h.a ck since I
ef stomach trout e. He wj: be at the
prngv f ! 'en dar or iw
aTartaay la Coautaraal AaB'
jrrS'-p. ' ttt.tXi c r.traTtui friS:
-.t vt -.- -j-: Wfm r::n.l t
f Tr.a.a. rL !n liu.i H t. th potTio
rf ttsrwui hr J H. Cjn-
r Tar. :ra-.u-. rr-iifnt ani n i;f rL ,
ruxarai cf Savtd Io4oa Ood
in. no of pntr.ir-.a !at W-rfn-
la7 t h 'tr! ".nrrai h'Wir. it.il. will
t?ia w! r of h. ten. 5. A. t'itra-r. wHi !!j4 tn'o t r.t by Setnr Tuhit j
: aa- wvch ha pa. tat Vxty. u re
c'tM la th ciT jnriaj I
ri prn-!ral cr. pmTkl-a for th rcn I
a an ail-!:u-'i to th r rr pr-x- ir
Have produced their Tlasterpieces, in "Nebraska
We Invite You to see the New Spring
Models in Stein-Bloch, Smart Cloth
es For Aien and Young Men.
F Designers of the East
Spring Suits, at
$15 - $20 - $25
to th f!.rtr1t court f-T t!-
riovaj f an of!V'l f:r mafano
Tfc rr;i -aa b fcr'j-!it tan ocr:Jon
or a pt;-ion fjml by frwhoilr. o
t;r;4 to Tnt for a TOcoaor t" tha tn
r mbnt aout t- ba r-reorpd. -7'iaJ tB
B-i-rlxr to at a-T 5 pr ct cf nCr
vrf at fr a.l cm-a.-iat- f:r mayor at
t?: rrr-rfinc Ian ;.rtioii. ATrr tha p-r!-:.oii
haa bn r.:l w'.ts th dry clCT-k
aai h haa bwa a,Msf!l wtth tha t'O'J'n
n9n ef tho traatira aa actkra rnnat b
ra:. within not lea than twenty day
C"r jcr than forry. T.- thai! b no
prirrarr. but anyc taa hT bia nam
p!ac.i o tha ballot by petition r.ara4 by
l' fr!-lir. T iniimlwnt can. tf h
i:r. he a ran-iidare ffr r-ct:on anl
uaa he otherw'je tsaiea requeat bia
C-art l ! name ha!l appear up:o tha ba'lot.
(flit Day af Elt1ai.
Anr'her iir.pcrtirt arox asent la that
rhacjrc the Sa lor the generai city ejec
tion from AprU of until tha fnt Tuea-
tn ly. Lli Tk.'j la tha nma of the
nr: e:e.tk.a ia Omaha and Kmc were
eor-.meeiir.a" on thia fact la tha li"ht cf
annexation propoaj. Tha perted tenure
jf tne of'cta ia extendad from two to
yeara.
The only a.a.riea hscreaed ara thoae of
1
t bur-d from TYmjty C:he-lr: Sun. lav
afternoon at 2 o clock Mr t-:-i.cn u a ! the chfs of the fira and pollca depart-!
rrtamN-r af the Xndu' nai.n. the Fra-
lf-ai anion and a ireme pril nt of trie
'ann:an. He :a ajrvived by his mother
an! two brothera ef Orra.-.a. The bunJ
will taxa ptac a lTvapct H.Ii cmter-.
lac Ban Xaatar On. The r.rz .ss-iejthe men.
cf tha A a car- Ben Editor. pubUhed by the
Nebraska ITeaa aaaoclation. In the interest
ef Ita annual mwi-n la out. It ia a f our
par tfwr. cie demoted to newa-
p;r KMip- It car-ls ada and la
apicr n cv cut. It will be pubi.abed
month. y until tie Jane meeOnc ot the
Ym usxurwa. Ita motto la: "Oat U
t.her and fcoat for NbrxsiLa."
menta. Tha raxae ta from tLim to C5W tn
ea. h cue. By tha Increase of the appro
priation for each deaaxtment from EX.m
to HC ')M aad C7. to reapecttrely.
prcTUbw la alao mada f r aa advaace for
Tha aaaiajuit tin chiefs
If skill in designing, expert tailorics:. hizb grade fab
rics and the knowledge rained by 56 vears of erperience in
making clothes for particular men count for anything
aj we are sure it does then the Stein-Bloch Spring Suits
are certainlv worth your interest. Our confidence in Stein
Bloch clothes is demonstrated by the fact that we offer
them to our patron?. To all who are in the leat
familiar with the methods of thi store and the super
ior quality of hi garments no other recommendation
is neded. To thoe few who may not know this
store, we say that Stein-Bloch Spring Suits furnish
convincing proof cf the skill cf weaver, designer,
cutter and tailor. A Stein-Bloch Suit will give yon
an air of distinction not seen in other garments. Will
you see themT Today!
Stein-Bloch Spring Suits
$17.50 to $35
, w' v.. -
i i i
htaav aaaaai
From amongst soores of skillful style originators we
have selected the fire men who are acknowledge'! to be
the real leaders of their profession- Tb? five min have
put forth their Kt efforts in de-itminc the stylts for
"Nebraska Spring Suits at $13. $J' and IJo. Yon can
readily realize what distinctive stybs. what handsome
lines and what perfect fit is found in earments upon
which such men as these have expanded their utmost
skill.
However, quality cf fabric, lining? and trimmings;
and the best tailoring both, within and without are
equally necessary to insure the perfect carment.
In none of these points have "Nebraska" suits
bet-n slighted. In fact we have taken greater pre
caution to insure all of th- qualities than you
would consider necessary. That's why "Nebras
ka" suits have never yet disAp-pointed the wearer.
The newest popular shades of gray, brown, tan.
dark mixtures and Blue Serges in every late pat
tern are shown in these three great line.
$15 - $20 - $25
-Nebraska" Suits at $10 to $35 are the Standard
by Which all Others are Judged. Overcoatn.
Cravenettes. "SHp-Ons" $10 to $25
Expert to Determine
Omaha's Water Needs
Lajm.ec r Liird of St. Loan 'Will Xike
XjusiiLtios cf the
Local Plait.
Eua-ea Lair of St. Lotiis. meeibvr of
M rr - m. I.J
tea enar-Beer-.n itjtw o
ta tn Omiitt Kwain aver tna tmrnoa
wajcer pianc H a firm haa bewn en-aeTd
by the Onuln Water Boaxd to
taTeatiation aa ta tha prevent aaada of
tha plant. eperlJr with rard ta tha
layis of another aupply main from tha
pumpmc ataOon at riorenca.
With Member CoBdon of tha board.
Mr. Laird raUed oa Maaa-er Faa-Trd of
ihe water company at it offlea yaaterday.
a her preiuninartea wera talked orer. Mr.
Fan-fMd told b.a ea.lera In tha mammx
'hat tha matter had barn referred ta Prea
dent Woodbury, after a eonaoltacoa ba
.www 11 aiai Concdoak Stoxit and Wood
iry. and that a daTaita aaawer coald
lot be '"en until word waa had froea
Mr. Wondhury. In tha afternoon word
rama from Mr. Woodbury and aa a ra
nl Manager Fairf eid toid tha water
tuard that Mr. La:rd wttid ba -a
v.ry facility to maaa hia (nioirr aa
horouch aa poavibta Tha data of tha
ompan enctnr will ba piaced at tha
board's expert, and ha wiU
aaautanca tha company caa
pursuing h a Inquiry.
aaya "I dl nut rn?J ta
rrte him any informauon, aa waa repurtad
n the Worid-Herald and tha News, n-jr
u anyth:cc aaid about tha book and
tccounL of tha company. Such statement
ire mada from wtroia ciota.
ry
1 raiaed from Cjr to T-3 per mcnth. the i
captaina from t to r.'. the engineer from '
t) to t and tha other men tn proportion.
Tha salaries of the police captain aad :
detectiTea ara adTanced from C to tl-Jaj
ani tha other men of the force from P-0
to P aad the Jailers from ITS to PO. These '
aariea, of course, oniy apply to men .
having- a certain aervica.
Tha dry treasurer ia empowered to em- i
pioy aa a4l.tiool clerk at a salary of
P If ha thtnk each aerrlca la needed. '
Another one of the amendments piaces
tha J-istices- court on the same ataading
as to changa of renua with the police court, j
P1waer raraaer Dtew.
enantv fn th. nt r u k '
a-ea iai avemna: at hi reatdencc Forty
fourth aad Harrtmu atrer-ts. at tha age of
years U months. He born in Armagh
county. Ireland, aad cama to thia part of
the state In tha year 1X7. I
Ha was rery a icceaaf -J a a farmer and i
The Best Boy's Suit Ever
Made Is Our Special
PJLE PE
make an ( his homestead la now one of tha moat ral
able properties In South Omaha. It la prob- '
abiy worta feO. . Mr. Hughs was Weil '
known throughout the county. H I sur- I
rtved by Mrs. Kate Howe, taa Misae Rose
and Mary Hughe. Mrs. Patrick Toner aad
two eon. John and Feter Hughe.
Tha funeral will ba held at I a ra. from !
tha house, aad from taera to ?t Agnes
church. The latcrmazU wiU ba mad at St j
Mary cemetery. :
.'ompaaya engti
lispoaal of the
t. a 'a all the ai
hsm in pui
Mr. Ka.rr.Kd ;
The reaaoc for th: are almost without
Bamber. First, we hT tad tie e!ota
woTea from pLied wool yara which maXea
weak ipots impossible thea w hare had
this clota Ootd Watrr Shrank; after that
tu bea done the cloth la waterproofed
by the coil scientific methods; then care
fully examined and tested for strength.
After passing tttea tests the clod Is
made into Boy Suit with extra car to
Insure the greatest possible strength- The
coat is extra strongly sewed throughout,
the Knickerbockers hare doable seat of
the same material and are line a canrag
lined la front.
These suits are made In all the new
Spring fabrics, shades and patterns In
sixes for boys ? to 1 years. Made
only In doable breasted, knlckerbocker
style. You can't equal these suits else
where at $5.00. Price
$3.95
Mofewrty Held for Caarl. I
Joha C Moberty waa heid yestarday aft- ':
enuon by Police J'jdge Callaaaa for trial I
at the district court oa tha charge of '
murder la tha second desrea. Hi bond was J
Cxad at Caxt. Moberty, who la accused of
tha h .l .ing of Lottie Prlca oa tha morning '
of March U. withdraw hi previous day a
waiver of examination aad faced tha pre- '
Urn in a ry hearing on tha charga County
Attorney FJiih represented tha state and '
We can furnish extra knicker
bocker pants to match any " Stale
Sate'' at only
$1.00
Murphy appeared
Culls, from the Wires
Tha ofTcial renaua shows H mgary to
iiTi a ropu.aCiB of Vw.? Thia ia aa
ncrae m ten years cf l.jca.'.
I aitJ tte of?3aia Tiursiiay arrested J stated
Ceio len-i and w Xe in K! Fau Tex. ar.d hand In
eccrts. atrd t-ieir counterfeit money outfit
City Attorney Henry C.
for Mobarty.
Moberty repeated the story he told at the
Inquest of an attempt earlier la the day
by tha womaa to shoot bum aad stated
that she was following htm with a knife
when a fired tha revolver. He declared
that ha did this mereiy to scare her and
that be had no taxes Uo ef shooting the !
womaa.
CouEtT Attoraav Kaalati nrr n il th. '
point that no one had seen tha knife li the
womaa s hand lad the reply of the prtsoa-
j er s couaiel to thia was that wttaesse had
that tsay bad seen tha womaa s
such aa attitude as sdu.iI kead
Our New Fixtures
Have Arrived
and the creater rrt of tl em
rae :rea.i beVia Instii .!.
Thef are protably t!ie fineei
f xturea in ar.y western ator.
Certain it is. tU! no otner
store haa ar.y of jt-nnir de
sign or beauty. They are
known a lireen Wentr-ered
oak. wh:ch 1 aa Inadequate
description of their appearaaca.
Come in aad sea uiem.
them ta believe she had a weapon la tt.
rare la Her Own Haas.
Featuring the new "Man
hattan" Shirts for
Spring
Th careful dresser eaa no more effort
to negiect tn appearance of hla sr.irt thai
he could go w-.tout or.a Neitner doea he
care to wear a s.-Lrt that does not fit prop
erijt The makers of "Man.iatiaa" Shirt
are recogaixed aa ta best ia tile world.
An4 tfese ahirta are likewise famous for
ety.e. f.t and service. T'-.e new spring pat
terns are cow being shewn In our new
er.lrt department- 'mam T.oor. wet ilic
While the fasninaot patterns are er-y
modest, the Manhattan etjiorings are excep
tionally handsome. Any quality you waa&
froc
$1.50 to $3.50
You (fY
should rs
use y&'3& ftP
greav
care :WP
when ':fitZf
y0U fS
choose v 1
Your Spring Hat
Net only use care to secure quality
and style, but be certain that the hat
jou select Is one suited to your build,
jour age and the contour of yoar face.
For a tat that is becoming to one man
may make another resemble a comic
picture.
We know of no absolutely certain
way to be sure you are correctly fitted
in every particular except to come to
this store and make your choice from
the largest assortment, the newest
atades and the latest shapes. In town.
Then. too. you'll be la t?ie most modem
Hat I ejirtrarnt la tn Tou can
snder at win tarough thij r.e!y equipped
Hat Store, ami see every hat in our store
tn to new, ali-glasa casee. Everything
that's new, nooby aad popular ia euown
la our
"Asbury" 52.50
"Rutland" 33.00
"Stetson's" $3.50 up
A
Sale
of our
Shoes and Oxfords
lor Men and Women
$3.00 and $3.50 Spring
Models at 32.45
Lot 1
BOYS' M.OO SPRTNG SHOF.S AXD OX
AND OXlX)RIS In the newest styles cf
the season. Tan. Calf, Gun Sletal, Vici
Kid or Dull Calf In lace or button style
with the new short vamp, high toe and
high heels.
Lat 2
WOHEN'S -I AT XM SPKI.G
SHOLS, OX1RIS .VNt PIMPS In the
newest spring styles. hos ia Patent
Colt, Gun Metal. Vici Kid, Velvet and
Suede leathers, lace or button style. Ox
fords and Pumps la Patent Colt. Gun
MetaL Dull Kid and Tan Calf, with one,
two or three instep straps.
Lot 3
BOY'S 300 SPRING SHOES ASU OX
rKlS Ia sUes 1 to 6. oa sale Saturday.
Your Choice Saturday
of All Three Lots
$2.45.
"The House cf
Hih Merit?
Uofflae of Siav-Ekch Clothe, Mruoa Hata, Hr-gal Shoe?, Maahattaa shirts aad Hoievroof Ho.
Our New
Show Windows
are teirjr tr.stlld as rapidly
as possihia We have, however,
cautioned the contractor, mat
t. en f.niar.ed. t.'-.ey must be
the finest anw windows li
west. ConJq ler.tiy we as',
you to cons.fier our entire
store as our present sr.ow a la
dosa and urie y.u to feel f-s
to riiujte us a
ar
"T would be stter
fcslr
If we aad wy anCy
Os Csnae.'J
Aet
Were sot tat sad
loilf "
There are rood reason
why Campbell's is tive
most delicious tomato
soup you erer tastcxL
The finest tomatoes the
world pro-luces grow right
here in Southern New Jer
sey en cur o n 1arms. And
ue uie the Tcry pick of the
grovkth in
SST w "
q TOMATO
Our irrrproel cor..iers
in process retair.s all their
natural rlavor ar. i quality.
AnJ our exclusive Hen i
inj formula imparts a r.ch
res an i savor vhich the
most cr.nca! peop!e declare
is qu.te beyond cocipari-
Eut rou are the jtige.
If you th.ir.k you e er taite-i
tetter, the ccr returns
your mor.ey.
2 1 kinds 1 Oc a can
A ; -U a a-rr.
trsrn' tj M tot.
J m.t.
Jsete CiarilU
(otru t
Cuuea N
Look for the
reti-and- - hito
' Uhel
la a Cr which yesterday afternooa
scorched the kcunor of her little shack at
Eighteenth and Monroe street a aa o.-l
womaa named Martha Btnaa aged a years.
- was eeverety burned on the head and face, j
' $he was rescued by FTratriaa Lock aad re- j
! cetved medical treatxnesL Her injuries ara
j painf ul, but not daagerooa The otd wo- i
I maa. who was camamed. had residrd )
1 her tfr years aad some people, aotiong j
I the amoke, turned tn the alarm. The fre,
which was extinguished ia a short time, i
! waa caused by a defective stove pfpe. M as ':
j B.oes !it a fire aad return ng v her Utt.e ,
, home wa overccme by tiie smoka j
fllc Icy lesgftt.
I aun i i. 9 i t'jciu.
; it. :i
cte T. eoes
H i.-t iev . .
ir.neiy
r'n r.r
LepLtis!
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IL T wa!
mortDW at 111 North Twenty-foorth street Omaha A "osin. il Bluffs Street
In bena.f of the bdiidiag fund of the new ! .-omaav propes to erect on
churcn. i fourth street, north of tae city ta.
Mtss Catherine Hennesy la ta guest of j The following births are rep3rted:
M.sa Anna McMabon for a few daa i nam Scdstru. i.-a J strevt. bo .
Mr aad Mra J R. McPha;l have moved i .neaors;. Twenty-seventh and w
Into their former resideoca. Iii J street.
Mr aad Mrs. C. F. Mar.l have moved Into
the O. K. i'addoca house at X3 B treet-
Lw-al Eag es are requested to attend the
memorial sorvt. e in the Braadeta theater
ga.lay at 1 o oloca.
The entertainment committee of aerie No.
S wi. 1 entertata the men-oers aad womea
friends Mjc-iay evening
The West Si le has ball team, having de
feated the K,nl team. wcud aow Uae to City aad Lun'-oia.
har from the P. J Tralnora
A meeting of the directors and members
cf the Commer-ta, ciuo will be hed la the
ciub room today at 1 octoca.
The father and son" baao,uet of the
Toung Mens Christian ass.iation will be.
h"'l on the evening of Marcn X- I presideat Tkessere ail Says RegaU
Kev A w anr past r 01 tie r-eoti s i m. p.alle Senlre Has
Bur-Jonn
Twenty-seventh and w street ;
C V i ' 4 - - km ' i -f - r-1 a n .4 I I
street, gu-i: ionn Ftan. G street. TsTO
boy; M-ke Haias, : stret. girl. j
C. E. Scarr feu very proud cf himself i
last night when he ..-em-d he had earned ;
off first pr-tse at the tr-a---a Lmj im
in the Novice Co. lie dg case w.ta 'Bur
wood Bib " m a strtn cf ten er.triis I
got a taird in tne limit coi.ie class .
itn n s.Tie a-r.ua s ';.ca c.-r--t--i
asaiBst champions from Chicag-). Kansas
S I Wireless Telegraph j
used Underground !
ANNUAL REPORT OF
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Gtnraa Scientiitj Succeed ia
Sending Messages Between Potaii
Xiaes in Eartz llaaataiias.
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er-tiots. It L..Ti.non and t'r. L have i
succej-sf il v app::.l a ire -as teiesrapf'y to
cr,i-r-crurd ccnmur.iiatior.. MeBajres I
fca-e bn sect i.t'eri t".e p-tJ". mines i
in c-.f.rk Hri m. ur.ri.r.s. a i.taace !
.-f r-:r a iri'e a:d a ha f. at a l-vei of j
L-e feet beiO the surface The m."aaga !
we-e so carffuiiy deverel that t"e scl- t
er.:t rnr.r...de rr. icu greater ditaiices I
are f-;b . The d-sowery ts refa-ii as I
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St. Martla'a 4 ksrek eies.
Foi tr sre some of the aransvrnent
tr. cian.cti-a wt-h St. Slin n a.-1 for
the rnd of 1.11s s,t aad axt I
Th.a eier.i.ng prser and serm..n ia t"1
cliurcn. Subjrvt cf rmjfi. "F jrzi er.e-ta"
Mrs. W. P Ad:ns aij tei tl. Pih.e
story a: "tae cm. J.-en s fce.r" at o cioca
tjmorrtw aftrrnonn
Tuestls at 4 p m. junior aixuiary acd
si- t cocfirmniin c-a.j at p m
ni!iriy at t uv p. nv, rars a.il-iuu-
Th-raiay. junior con.'.rBiuus case at I
"e-j.-
FnJiy ewaing. pn ft and ail
' 3 p m
lrr. s bo ir p at
I'tew (we laeasieyew.
M.ss Suuth r.a.-.a rpren'-stiTe
cf tSe Assucated Char.t ea wouid Luis
icose s:rti.-.g
cale w,tr. nw 5
iev of eopie oa
sre
illet
church, has returned from Aiaa'ic, la
a nere he went to muj a en urea.
Phone fceil South Inlepecient F-l-
f r a case of Jetter o:d Top prompt de-
Lvery 10 any part of aty. WUliam Jetter
; It Mewan Campbell ef Tiiden. Neb .
has be4i viit:r.g tr nil la C'Cusaa and lus
1 K-ents Mr ani Mrs. C. lv. Campoeii. in
1 Souta Cxcana
574 1 jw-ng to tr.e d.s-overy of quti ksaad. d
4 iM r-jr. x experienced la the compfion
; f tiie i-oorete ie whicn miu larvuan
y ' '-ne N streK guU.a
Mr snd Mra Frank Dclesal and Mr. aa.!
IvO Mrs. Juel (vunci teave M 0'iay f. r -
' ir Sprtni. M ., where tary wul re- :
tna.n thrre
The new Fresh vtenaa ehurcfi has ha 1
is dome oiaitiei. or to put It as 11
-i.tjr of tae Kroytrtaa d-ei, "has lis
tastrr bonaet on. '
.H.th T.u.r.a H:h k.iof seniors ar.d
; :niArs wui meet at me Toung Men s
'hrn-tisa aeux!Aiin rya-aastum toniKst to
determine tae w.tr;.4U. ceaspunacp.
Ail men interested In the Improvement of
tae west end of t.ie city are requested u
aret at tne fcap'aw suasion hai. Forty- .
mird aad 1 strwa tci evening at T.Ju
The gtria of b ar and So'.tn i man
Hign sctofis i 1st a basset bail game ta
tae Txicg Mens ikruts assoviatiua
gymnasium u i s iSaturaay aftrr.ooa.
Vt ,scu lxige No. ltJs llal'vi Broraer-'
a.r-Mi ot Amerka wui cenrbvaie its unird
anniverary tUnst- The prigram wt.l
eir. sracs car-is. dancing and ref rvsotenta
The choir of the First Christian eh urcn
. w-U give a concert tr.is even .-.g at t.ie
home of Mrs E.mer huae. ." Norta S'.x
teetiia street Pfreshments w.li ae
Cwaae ta Stay.
NET" TOP.K. March The a.niial r
port cf the American Te.ephone aad Te.e-
1 graph coi;:r for D'-'J made p.b..c ts
' day. s'iows that i irtr.g t:.e car 1 :
; gross 'revenue was eol.ected bv the B;.:
ystem tr the pubjc fjr servi'e.
Pres'.der.t Va.l in a.s report to tne t c
hoMfs. says tnat Fur-ne ror.'ro; -r rrg 1
atioa cf putlc service corpora i"ss ty
1 permanent c mn.isiuns r.asrcome aac! coin
'. ta stay "
QOLID comfort that'a
i j . me oiner name tor iross-
I 1 ett Shoes. Here's a popular
I V model for Spring. Gun metal
I I calf. Foxed and perforated.
I Dressy. Smart. See this and the
fl other ne
new Crossetts.
If I LA.Croaaelc,Maaar. Kaw
mi cinr. ir z 1 1 r, , m : n . - ! srseo.
st.e .taus sae has a num- ' Sced:ag ef a..t.,moe.le to and from
Tr at s si:, t rmt:r.n tu .-vta i
-r emri.m.B? ist w . .. . . 1, ...
ara a i.' ar by i-r wti ia .i ,t f r.nc.ny tis autj iijjt
otrati.a. a urcbtr
1 Maaie (li. . Mrs. P. H M Mahoa 1U a wreet. let:'
e?teria' f r t Lua a vis.i ts nr
t ja.xies who is a student at the Kea- !
I rcs semiiary tfterward ahe sru. go It , .-iun.
Andrew fcarr feul ..-nd from a short ! Sauoae-. Tsa.. tr aa extended visit- I La.,e of absen.-e: lueuteaant Coioriel
visit to tt 'tia r Spr-nxa j Worstnea have starred to lay road uts Joca 3 Ma ury ir-sre-r'-w gea-r.. f-..':M j
The Epeuc.a t m of tne First Metao- 4.M Trt:-ta afreet foe tae exsrtrM j 1 s. irt Lueutenant L auv.ei W HxriuuS,
ul a rtmaiags as- ta- j wires j supp.y tae new power aoua tae J metoai corps, tee saoetaa
Magie City
Mra H B Co. per la vta.tiag friend
N jrta l 'ii .
Army Orders.
Krorn a, S"Alf CorT?r4i.'Ct. )
W A ri a N 1 j i N . MsVrrn .4 T--
Crri Arrnv orrl-rm. by d:rvt. n of ti
prri.i..n-. ilaXT 3vai ie. V ?: rr g-n-
eri rit l i c.-svai-d frjtn ev irti.a
Osr of ir. fvjriesraj xit curpa. ,
Flrt Liru-.rruct .j-ur- F. fcrsul. or-t-n'.a
uilaULtTy. nw:nf b-n tuad fc v.i
vr my r-'..rvi4 trd in at i.:! f r
LVe ss-rN v tsaft aW LuBl ot ie.3C. & 7. 1
- a f.rii.ii45 he..-.!! trfti srjvrtl o
pra4lv?riu tA re'.rmfti! t Lis-uitrr.du.t:
brui . frvjni aVuc ri v ? r u anno
i iTaft IaUttrCaVBt T fl.aV Jkt TftrsV
F:fniii cav-r. tir r- : a of
n? ivtsfc.c. wi report w ct-.mMj: jt.
jtfa rr Walter rUrrvl aaraVs
V van:ii4f- n. D. C . tnr tr:T-L i
F:rt .teiia.ni. hefr..c N 3 jr.
nisniuau r-r c r;-. l r.! r. -ra itj .
: t.i Army M-i:.. -nrr. -"i 4iai m.i Kr '
crt to p i fcsjt sva i rtrt by t erava
to t- .!;--: a. at gnt. u ..?..
Tii !r ,ro ;t-j ta -A (' t t
ccstt a. r i rv ctrr-- vnno-.r.'-siwi i t-
s-r !' "f ra.o o:a( iaLavT' J Ldcu
leravnt t'oi.jce. A u arti ,. f r La
cuicvrH. M r Int. A. t :rCrai
c ci. it-. Mv.r M.sn5ia'jV V'av.k.4f t
triaAt i o.Hart. XiM .ai.' N jt w t
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Neuralgia
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Sole Omaha Agents
FOR
Crossett Shoes
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svrr-t r e- 2sj ssm
aiaauJ U.U) to a . 3 4V
k-si carca -
ILiSumdl Ooipcssiili
Uui Whttt It't Bnt tl Tua
I THAkias sooat baylaul laad ? Vaat
to kao what aoM aaa cltxat ar beat
ulLad for carta. lArailag T
Our Laad B areas (ivs frasj Ufarmatioa about i.
cittate. aad tauiuoa la aU parts cf ta ccuatry .
W bar gativered data, aad caa tall yoa what yo d:-
ta leers
Write ta Lanl laforinatloa B area a. Ta
Tne&ueta Ceo tary rtXiTir. Omaha. N.. today
aaa jour (ihoooi wi 1 get pr&aift auaxtioa.
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