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THK BEE: OMAHA. SATCTtDAY. JUKE IT. lTIt. T3 - N Coxmcn Bluffs Council Bluffs Council Bluffs. P.E.O. SISTERS H CONTENTION pieda-e tfie iunp'rt of t'.us aoctrion In forty leles;ra In attendant, rmnd Chief in nt Pavid Otv- attended. Aarrm Km Minor Mention Tia CmmQ BlaMa Ofrir f Ts OuU Bve a M II am tree. Bock fcoae 4J. LIABILITIES OF OTOSffili Complaint Against Concrete Unfounded iStrw Chapters Txkea ia. and Xsmbcn AdtlresMd by rounders. 4220THZ2S-Er-tAW OTE2TAIS Complete List of Claims Filed AjVLnst Dry Goods Xerchaat. DEBT OH SCHEDULES ( ravia. dnm WeddtnaT stiver at Leftert's. Corrtgan. undertakers. Phones 143. FATTST BZER AT ROIERS' BCFTET. Womtrtm Cndrrtali.nir eompnny. TL 3RD. Lewie Cutler, funeral din etr Phone J7. PT-RE GOLD WIDDtN'iJ RI ii LF- LEFFVERTS dollar window la the ta.a uc ta town. 9 th nw mil wall paper pattern at Borwl.-n 212 S.mt.1 street- Ca;X 142 for Deer. J. J. ajetn t.. distributors. Dollar 4a7 hr.i ns tj-mmc e"vrl. 5 store, gal npn at o':I :a rn Samid.i . Jan 17. Th place to buy w.!,ling slfra ?e our window display. FaaOia Art shop, ij Th C. T. L ami La.lies' ancillary wilt ni"t at their han on isroadsray thia after s' ion at a a'ctocit. Tktw Cnrt Ovae AH Cr Itev etMle1. Of fen te Pay Taisvv-riv 4 DwUar far eye aai Committee of Commercial Club SUkes Physical Test of Broadway ParLnf Material. A complete list of the llahiltrle of It. J O'Connell. whom bis; dry (nods store h.m been dosed for rrfrnl wwka after hia i creditors had Instituted involuntary bank ruptcy prwwillms aint him. tw filed a e of Qund's Peer'e-a yesteniay in tne Mrn court. 30 totals ere jflven for tha reason, aa stated, that rrary the claims ara Inexact am! may he larger or inuiW than the amounts nmi. The list. Bowfwr. totals about CO.flW mora than the vniue of tha stock. The debts ant spread ovftr a lanra portion of tha t'nlted Stares ami Include all kinds of claims. Tha I tat comprises X separate Items, the lowest beine- Irt cents anil the rJ).0". All ara anecure1. One Tlw Bnart of County 3'ip-r'tjor- yetr- I larir'st ther use wtll be f.mn.l f..r the a.l.linu m- j lha clerlts. ami tha Beno eatate la euine that has lona; bei usel there. j created with holdlrts; tha sack for Sfrs. ITtry wer of 'rt:nr township i f.e unpaid rent. The Bvrne-Hammer com waa examine.1 6v the Insanity c-immLw 0.1-1 pnny o Omaha haa a claim for SR. for waa comm.tied to the .narin.Ja n.Hipltal merchandise and there Is due H. C. Weater-i-for tieatmvnt and was la (en tnare u. in 1 aaard. alsi of Omaha tl.uO for merchan- tha afternoon by Deputy Sheriff LrncY dise. Constable Eherman llumpfrT snl AI ! Itrktor Seke4alew Fiayasty. ' JT.iai! were ysterlay appninte t by the I , . Board of Count Supervisors to destroy In addition M th stock of roods and alt of the effi?loi ballot J- uned a tlia lateithe fixtures. or1r!nal!y worth mora than special cnnaTosmnnol el 31. m and the -n-' j, ,100 but depreciated at the present time- eral eleetion laat fail. Thev will be burned' . , .ohi.n. to little m the furnace of the- co.inty butldln. acco.int of the anaeasonablen.se to little ' Frank H. Wlldertn, of Omaha, who at- N" han ha!f of that amount O Connell tempted to operate am autnmnMie w th-nc I s?h-d'iles property In Kansa City worth llithrs. paid a fine of ti and 0M1 In p lei put mm but upon which, two mortaires. ane ourt ytniay mot nine. K. Jone of Fr- M . . . ni tvw am -tm mont. Neb. who was p.nched bv the folic ' 'h oth,?r toT UflW' at tho seme time because he had no num- of land In Rock county. Nebraska, of un ber .m hla ear. secured a continuance until I stated value open accounra worth J2.ii" Saturday t., show that the Oituma had a, ' , . ,a lUued at DUt knowledge. Henry Rlshron returned yesterdar after several years' abeence In sothem Cali fornia and wtll remain here dunnar tne summer. He la stuppina; at tha home nf hte daughter. Mrs. Charles E. Coy. on . Harmony street. California life has an-rai-ently ao-reed well with tha fnrmer alder k man, aa be la at least fifty pounds heavier f t'tan Be iumhI to be. Since ifolnc to Los A.ticalaa several Tears airi Mr. Rl'hton has keen married and ha secured a dlvorsa on I I claimed as exempt. One of the largest claims la ntea oy O'Conneirs wtfe. Nellie L. O'ConnelU amotmrln to $30.m Mr. CConnell says she held the enuity and title- to property In. Inillan worth that amount ami which was later traded for tha Kansas City prop erty mentioned. Uis title to which was ra.kn In the husband's mim. O'Connell Tha committee appointed at tie meeting of tha Commercial club on Tuesday night M Inquire Into the alleaed use of inr material for the Broadway paving con-cr-!te. made the required lnvstigat1oti y terday afternoon and reported the com plaint to be without foundation. The com mittee consisted of Geonre F. Hamilton. Robert Bruce Wallace. Alderman E. E. Minnie k and J. P. Hess. Tha allegation was made at tha meeting of tha club that the sand used wia at least mure than half dirt, and that there was something wrong with the crushed rock mixed with It. None of the mem bers of the committee is an expert con crete mixer, but all were good sane busi ness men who knew the differenca be tween black mud and yellow sand. They found tha sand to be uniform la free from earth and of excellent o,ua,l!ty. Examina tion were made of the concrete used for the first block of the South Main street paving, which was laid ten days ago. The committee men took turns trying to punch a hula In it with a crowbar and gava up la perspiring despair. They then tried to Urea It with a siele hammer and failed after expending a lot of energy. Con tractor Wlckham assisted them, la making the examination and suggested some very strenuous tests which, would havs Involved a good hsuf day's work If alt had been tried. The committee will make a report to the Commercial club next Tue.Tday. com. pletely refuting the charge that a rotten foundation is being placet! beneath the paving. They are also thinking of asking payment of tha expense connected with tha making the testa at 26 cents an hour for tha manual labor required and payment for tha cold bottles of vechia- water necessary to restore tha normal temperature of the Investigators. Tha Impression that dirty sand waa being used arose fmm tha use of tha sand and material underneath the old pavements which. Contractor Wlckham waa required to use by tha terms of Bis contract- tha grounds of incompatibility Mrs. John- R. ChadweU has complained to tha police that she waa kicked in the stomach by a tramp who applied to her borne. 1X09 North eighth street, for fr. and was refused. A number of sensational stories were told of the assault, and when Inquired mfo by the polioe aVperrment were wr found to be without foundation. The officers yesterday were hicltned to treavt the matter as n-t of a serious charac ter, bellevtng that Mrs. Chadwell was un duly alarmed. A dosen trampa were in court yesterday for the Inspection of Mrs. Chadwell. but she could not find among t . m tha man. whom ah said had attacked her. James Murphy. tertla.v afternoon home. 413 North Elahth street. Mr. Mur phy had been In trte employ- af the Singer &tw!ag Machine company far the last eight vmj-i. ouniiw here from Hastings. Neb. Mr. Murphy was stricken several days e,o, end hie friends at Murphy. .. were ad vised by wire of tha seriousness of his con dition. C. R. Murphy, a brother, arrived yeetarday a few hours before the end came. He will take the body back to the old home In Ohio for burial. Mr. Murphy had a strong and pleasant personality that earned htm many lasting friends. fH la survived by hla wife and e-month-fd baby. Tha old woodew building locate at tha corner of Avenue B and Twenty-fourth street, which has be-a standing in the street for tha last few years, wa erdered 5 sold bv the county board several weeks ' ago. Elds for tha old" snack were opened yesterday. It waa found that the offers of tha two highest bidders were identical. The board decided! to with hoi tha figures and directed supervisor innarai mo u county auditor to interview tna muni-n snd get them to- ajrrea- to suomii new a . kv.. ..1.1 hiitMimr wa aciiuired many years ago by default in taxes and has been used for an election b.oth and the meeting place for many years of tha West End Improve ment club. says in hi statement that ha promised his wife thai her property should always be safeguarded. Mr. CConnall says In his report. "I express; no opinion upon the validity of this claim, leaving it to the court to determine.- A claim of la listed aa due hia sister. Anna O-Connell. A number of small claims are held by Council Bluffs people and appear to, tha schedule In this order: ' Postal Telegraph company, S2.3: West era Cnlon Telegraph company. WB.73; D. W. Bushnell, J24.30; Council Bluffs City water works. S38.R3; CJtlaena 3aa and Elec- 42 years old. died yea- trio eompany. JiaLZi; J. - from paralysis at hUlC. Bradley Electric company. HJ8.i; - K- Grady. agent American Expresa company, JK1; E. & Damon, 04.: H- A. Qulno Lum ber company, C3.96; Crosby-Wlrth Print ing eompany, HO; Empkle. Shugart & HM. f l: Times Publishing sompany. V2.jb; Dodge Elevator company, I30.M; DeVol Hardwire company, tl; Council Bluffs BUI Posting eompany. unknown; Bell Telephone company. V3.9S; Independent Telephone com pany. 10 cents:, claims Jor advertising by various publications- aggregating SLOtaV Caaapsaaslas Nlnt OffeewaU Several days ago Receiver John, X- Bald win, ?r.. applied, to Judge McPherson for aa order to sail tha stock to tha highest bidder, pointing out that It waa depred ating at tha rata of IBM a day. Tha order waa granted and tha best after received was S3.0M for tha stock and fixtures. O'Connell then made a bid of t3E.00o In tha form of aa offer Jo tha creditors to pay that amount to full settlement. Judge McPher son ordered all creditors notified of tha offer and set next Tuesday for receiving their replies. Aa order waa issued last night by Judge MePherwn requiring O'Connell to appear before Deputy United States Commissioner W". F. Sapp at 10 o'clock thia morning for examination concerning hla debts. Attend the Dollar Bargain Par Sala at tha Gerner Jewelry store. Doors epenat I 'clock Saturday. June IS. Mrs. Snodgrass Back From British Yukon Vomaa Whose Husband Was Killed in th Far Sorti Returns to 'Same of Her Parents. Mrs, Clara Sodgraar- whot accompanied her husband. Eugene eaodgraaa. aa Omaha and Cbundl Bluffs talegraph eperator. to tha British Yukon, country and who lost hia Ufa- last wtetar hi tha snowy wilds, ar rived noma yesterday afternoon, after little mora than a year's absenca She Is now at that home of har parecia, Mr. and Mrs. Jl. M.- Bonham. SO Harmony street. Mr. F nod grans perished last December sad hla body was not found until a week after his death. Mrs. gnodgraas was compelled to I rvmaha at the camp near Haaieton aa tha ' Skeena river, a tributary of tfte Yukon, until tha opening of navigation In May. Tha camp- was located 30. miles from tha near at railway station and Ml miles north of 1'i.lt .1 lt a r llAiiitdnrv line S"ne 'fri's araj months Mra Soodgraee was tha only white woman, la the camp, bot after tha death of her hui hand aha went to Haseltoa where there waa a email settlement o white people. Except by wire there was as communication, with tha outside worid aft ner than, ones a month, when tha mall was brought la by dog sled Ice did aot leave tha Skeea rtver and permit tha pas sage of tha Uttie rtver steamer until May 12. Jklrs. Snodgrass bad to travel many hundred anllea by water ami tha Journey hack to civtUaatlsa eoneumed a month. Sha stopped a abort timet in Colorado. SE32 THB wonderful bargains ht Laf ferf s dollar window No old. out af style articles. Every piece a genuine bargain. m steal Eat 1 Traaafassv Raal aetata transfers as reported to The Best Juaa IS by tha Pottawattamie County Abstract sompany cf Council Bluffs: U A. Hough, trustee, and wife ta Pat rks MtfMenomy, lot 23. bloc 11, Ceaoru sus.Uviaioa la Council Bluffs, Ia. w. d 59 Chicago. KocK uiana raetfle RalU way eompaay to Jemee H. Pu part of W- af nex sad se of , U- rr-a. a. c. 4 - James F. MoOarsar and wife to Fred' ertek C. Test, lot X. block . Cochran's addition t Council Bluffs. Ia., w d. . R.lert B. I .and ta Mertie P Land, 1 1. bttick IT. Cochran a add. Qua u Council Bluffs, la., w. d.... - I ) Four transfers, total. tTJ KTEBXJNt silver Uttie finger rings. TurquiHae. coral and all birth stonaa. tl Fkh Dollar day at Leff ert a CEMC1NS Plckard hand painted plat as tl aack la, JLeffert's doUar window. Marrtag Ucegaes were tasurA yastarda ... , . r,rt Wa roinowmg uiun persoas NMn aif Adtfrem. Ljrml a u. . his. Moa cry. M. Smith. Omaha. i '.'a Horse. Omaha. , ym Name aad Ad John baaoun. Addle Jueoaia, V I M. Smith, O Ago. BUT FOR H at Leffort s aa Saturday, articles that usually aoet fro ox St ta Sk . Coodall Dc. Rollman 7be. Enterprise ac P. C. DE VOL, HARDWARE CO. ' tot Broadway. a Drink Budweieer, King of Bottled; Basra FROOM COLLECTS COURT FEES Dtstrtwt CnH litem Chats eC tsva Chief e( rwucw Rejwe-teel B-y Ths victory of Chief of Police Froom hi farcing the Board of County Supervisors to allow his claim for superior court fees ia connection with hla office aa city mar shal has resulted! in establishing a prece dent that may cost eanstaerabla mors money. Mr. Froom presented his eialm after tha first three months' of his official Dfs last year and the board promptly turned It down. Suit was then brought m the district court, with tha result at ee- tabltaMng his claim. Yesterday Major George H Richmond, former chief of police, filed a claim tor tha fees during the year he was at the rhead. of tha department, amounting to e I 11.13 ins matter waa reterraa in vouhlj gSttornay Capall for an opinion. Lawyers say there is ao question about th validity of the claim aad that It win eventually have to be paid. Major Richmond will brine suit If th board rejects th claim. 2C- T. Plumbing Co. Tel. Si. Night F-ITOS, SCSI ICSES LITTLE GIRL AWAY lawk as CarwA r rasas Aft faery ttsss, WUllam Rawla, a negro, 39 years old. waa arraignad hi police court yesterday charged with misconduct toward ths 10-year-old daughter of John L. Hathaway, IMS Avenue B. He passed along tha street lata Wednesday afternoon while tha Uttie I'.rl. In eompany with a number of other children, waa playing in th street and succeed! In Inducing her ta accompany him. taking her by tha arm and leading her away. Tha other children gave the alarm aad Mrs. Roper, a neighbor, tele phoned tha police station. OfCcsr Richard Evans reported at No. X fir station at Twentieth and Broadway a mo meat later and was sent after the aegro. Th alarm wa aufcekly spread and a poas of men and buys Joined in th search, lad by Jacx Ellis, a veterinary connected with the efflc af Dr. McRoberta. Th poas chased Raw I all over th neighborhood before he waa captured. "A charge af .lewd and vtdoua conduct was placed aMinst him aad h waa bald for further mveatlgaUon. Rawla was recognised Immediately after being brsught to th staaua aa th man wbs was arrsstsw. aa the asm chars two years ago whea he lured away a llttl whit girt on tha pretext af taking har ta th Buffalo BUI dreu. which was ha town. Traction Company . May Construct Switch Jadgre Wheeler Dissolves Injunction in Benton Street Case Issned Two Weeks Ago. Judge Wheeler yesterday announced hia decision in the matter of the Benton street injunction restraining th street railway cent pan y from constructing a new switch on Benton at rest He sustained tha appli cation of th company for a dissolution of tha Injunction. Th decision was a reversal of Judga Wheeler's own finding two weeks ago whea ha granted a temporary Injunc tion to C. A. Olmstead on th ground that the proposed switch would, prevent th fre as of his commission house located on th corner ef Benton street and Broadway. Owing to this and other troubles th street railway company has had Us work on th Benton street extension tied up for tw months. Th street baa been torn up for about half Its length with ths ties and. steel laid, rendering ft practically Impass ably and preventing all approach, to tha property on th east aid. Part of the de lay waa caused by th telephone companies falling to promptly rale their wires, which, were strung on poles several feet shorter than tha steel trolley poles. This obstruc tion has been removed for at least a month, and now th eompany may go ahead and complete its line unless ths matter la de layed long enough to permit Olmstead to execute his" determination to appeal th case to th supreme court. Ha said last night h would ask his attorneys to pre pare a aupercedeaa bond and carry up tha cas at one. If this is done th original restraining order will be continued In fores until th higher court passes upon ths mat ter, which may be more than a year. At torneys for th eompany. however, are confident that his lawyers will not take this extreme course, asserting that there are aot sufficient grounds for action. Ths company could put enough men on the Job to eomplet tha swttch In a few hours, and If such action waa taken this morning Ch work could b finished before th bond could b completed aad filed. TO SOLVE UWUlfiS rtOBLEX ta I Skleet - Dlrrsrtmar lets th BItm. MA30N CITY Ia.. June 111 fSrwH.r i Ths city council ta now taking hold ar h sewage problem. As It Is at th present tlm there are two general sewerages, both f which find an outlet ta th Lim rtver. During th last two years tna rail of rain has been vary ttght and there is not enough water rowing to flush tha stream, and Bimaon.nti. . along tha banks for miles down the river iu nan i anyxnmg But Inviting. Farm ers bar complained that th cows gt their drinking water from the river and tha uua nugni o polluted. A sewer dianoaal nlanr wm k h..u. . - ... - . uu It will be one of tha biggest undertakings tha city has aver made. Th mayor and hia committee ara expected to make a report la a abort time, whea definite action will bo taken. HILL, 1ID BaUDD roob OLD FOLKS Gw few aa Aateeaealle Rid M si. " mm has aa Wlf. KAR3HAU.TOWN. Ia.. June Id Spe cial.) Starting on what waa supposed to he aa automobile demonstrating trip, El bert L. Hill showed how easy It was to "fool the old folks by running to Bear Garwin. there picking up his sweetheart, Ruth E. Frlebely. then getting a witness from Traer t swear to the young peo ple's ages, thea a lie ens at Toledo, then married aad notifying- th parent a Such are th brief details of an elopement In a touring car from thia eiry yeaterday. Hill Is IS ami bis Bride I IB. rhe promotion of th Drorws! from Omaha tt Ijnc-xn. M Linrotn. ?"wrd. Y'rk. l.Jant and wet tn Peaver. We desire to muttth. and Mrs. Mlnnl 9hanahaa. grand attest our aoprwtattnn of the aciv- In- inurv of Lincoln, aad Orsnd Master Wall- "!"! f Honor. Miss Marm Cleaver of Nellgh. sua t it r . . . . .fc-ir-if- flrmri.i tjrsnti ne-oruer inrws nmpte as rians- city m the advance to rork i Aaxltlas-y oWt ailve Delrgate AalesiekUe RI4es. Bead Cav eerte aa Other Pleasant Heepltallty. terest of thl good roads. For th purpose of starting the as soon a possible there was a .in vention of county superivsom held at York toda. which members of the county boanis of llx'X Hamilton, T r, Seward and Lancaster counties attended Flats and maps with survey of the entire route wtll soon be gotten out by Secretary F. i. Sharp of Aurora. selected as th plac for that aast alstrsst meeting. Tha Key to th Situation Pe Want Ada, CENTRAL, CITY. Nb.. June M.-i?pe-j cial. h Central City has been wartn ltsj test clot he this week Streamer of bunt-; Ing serosa tit sir jet, x big shield swung serous ths triangle Illuminated by electric bulbs at night, attractive and original dHS oratiuns la th stores aid sh w wlndo s, ail la the eol irs of the P. E. O. sisterhood, yellow and white, are welcoming the del egates of that order whii are here attend ing thlr state convention, to the best that Central City affords. Tha twenty-secend annual convention of tha Nebraska grand chapter of the P. H. O. began Its sessions Tuesday aftrrnoon and concludes with a reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Schiller this evening. The first session began with a meeting of the executive board at 3 e'clock Tuesday afternoon, but the convention proper was nut called to order until S o'clock. The sessions are being held in tha Christian church. The interior has been very prettily decorated ami The com mittee and Sunday school rooms In the back have been converted Into attractive re-t rooma Preweateel with Clty'a Welewaa. At the evening session Tueda.v. Mrs. Eva McEndrse, tha president nf th 1 ral chapter delivered a very graceful address of welcome and presented the convention with a large floral ey In the colors of the order, representing the turning over to them of the keys of th city. Mrs. Carrie M. Peterson of Aurora, past suoreme pres ident, responded to the welcome. Mayor E. H. Bishop sent a aote of welcome to tha delegates and souvenir booklets were presented by the Commercial club to all present. Mrs. Clara M. Wilson of Omaha, state president, formally opened tha con vention. This was followed by an Intro duction of the officers and the guests of honor. Letters of greeting were read from Mrs, Babb. Mrs. Elliott and Mrs. Stafford Mr. Babb Is on of th original seven who founded th order and her greeting was listened to with especial interest on that account. The Tuesday session closed with an exemplification of th Initiation by th officers of chapter B. A. Wednesday's sessions were given over mainly to routine work There were re ports by various committees, and a pre sentation of charters to new chapters, which have been organised at Ord, Ash land and Cambridge. This makes fifty-two local chapters wtf the sisterhood tn thia state with a total membership of about LsUn, Tha afternoon, session was devoted to a memorial service for the members who had died during th last year, and there was a memorial address by Mrs. Jennie Tempi. sSntkers-la-Lawe Eatertalaw Wednesday evening there waa a grand automobile excursion and procession about th town and th surrounding' country. Thirty-seven gaily decorated cars laden with members of the P. E. O.. and the auxiliary local organization, the B. L L's, spent about an hour driving about the town, and vudting the Nebraska Central coilcgs and other points' of Interest hare. This was followed by a band concert on the trlangt. Thursday's program Included a number of Interesting papers aad discussions on Interesting topics. About 100 delegate are attending tha convention. Th P. E. O.'s are being as aistad In the entertainment features by th B. L L which, being Interpreted, means th Brothers-In-Law of the order. The man nave arranged many of the deco rations, having prepared various forms of entertainments. Including th serving of lamonad at tha church Wednesday after noon, th organizing of ths aatomobUn ex cursion and band cone art. NEBRASKA POSTMASTERS ELECT OFFICERS E. R. 9 leer at Llavuln I finwi le at aad Next 9reelei Will Be Heidi ia TapitaL YORK. Neb.. June.15.-t Special.) After a moet aucceaeful meeting and on of the largest attended postmasters' conventions ever held In the sVt. the postmasters elected the following ofS'trri and adjourned to meet at Lincoln, where they will hold their next convention : E. R. Slaer. president; W. T. Cook, Blair, secretary; B. F. ThomaJ. Omaha, first vice president. O. W. Shreck, York, second vice president; A. P. Mineba, Firth, third vice president. ""J i"-2 'J t)o )q Settoa Telekrat Fewrth. SITTON. June IS. 1 Special. ) Sutton will Olebrate the Fourth In old style. Among the attractions will he an oration by Hon. A. F. Smith, and fifty school boys and girts will sing patriotic airs. Lucky Bill wilt be here with hia circus. There will be a fre minstrel show on the street, a buse bail game, and flrawurks In tha evening. Darre ef Ha ravetla. SEWARD. Neb.. June 13. (Special.) The ninth annual district convention of the Degre of Honor was held here today, with Bigger. Better. Busier Advertlanng ta Th Be puts your attain as at th "Thre B" T&aKajr lath; Want AJm. Iwa staakee at Xana ivy. MASON CITY. Ia.. Jun 14. -The twenty sixth annual convention of th Iowa Bankers' association opened her today with prominent bankers from all parts of the state hi attendance. President John McHugh af Sioux City ia presiding. C. H. McNUler. president ef tha first National bank of this city, delivered tha address of weiceane ta th conventioa. Tha response was by George 3. Parker af Sioux City. KUleel sy rna rakaewa. MASOX CITY. lav. Jun 18.-Cheyta Popaa. a Creak Interpreter at tha Lehigh cement piaat. waa ahot and killed last algfk by aa aakaowa person. Hia body waa found thl morning aear th viaduct ver tha Northwestern tracks leading through th plaat. wok twa bullae, holes thsough th head. lajwe-eel La 1 or bruise by a fan. apply Bucklea's Ar alea aaJv. Oir.a bums, wounda sores, ecseans, piles. Guaraaxaad. 9am ai by Beaton Lrug Co. Five Hnndred Good Roads Boosters Hold Convention in York Permanent Org&nixation Effected and Resolutions Ask for Laws far Com prenensiYe Sijiways Scheme. YORK. Neb.. Jun ML (Sped!.) Good road boosters commence- to arrive at an early hour Thursday from terras and cities from Wood River to Omana. From Grand Island, members of tha County Board of Commissioners and Grand Island Commer cial club; from Aurora and Hamilton county, ta the number of KM. accompanied by th Aurora concert band. Delegates from Fairmont. Exeter. Phillies. Hampton, Bradahaw. Waco, Ctica, Osceola and Stromsburg. Over seventy-five arrived from Seward and Seward county. The Lincoln push had over fifty nf th leading business men, headed by W. S. Whit ten. secretary of th Lincoln Commercial club. Omaha was represented by M. A. Gredler of th Omaha Automobile dub, S. A. Searle of tha Omaha Commercial club, B, F. Thomas and M. S. Etter sf South Omaha Over 9M good road enthusiasts were In attendane whea tha eastern Nebraska good roads' convention was called to order by Alfred Christian, president, who de livered th address ef welcome, report of work son since tha first meeting was mad by President Christian, showing a survey of th road across Ham ilton county, on which aver tXOUe has al ready been expended. A good level and straight road baa keen surveyed across York county, and a survey mad of the route acrosa Seward county and from there to Lincoln, connecting with Omaha on tha northeast and Nebraska City an the southeast. Addresses were delivered by Frank Sim mons of Seward. H. M. Bushnell of Lin cola and 8. A. Searie of Omaha, A constitution was adopted and follow ing officers elected: President. Alfred B. Christian. Yorit ; secretary and treasurer. Frank Sharp, Aurora, and seven vice presi dents, one from each county. M. A Gndler of Omaha was elected vice preet dunt tor Dsugla county. Moat of th vice presidents elected from other counties were chairman and members af county board of commlssloaera Tha convention adjourned to meet at call 'of th secretary after adopting th following resolutions: Resolved. That congratulations axe due to the coanty boards and individuals la this eectioa nf tha state for ta acnv in terest and financial a op port given to tne good roads movement that has already worked marvakiua changes In th high ways to th promotion uf speed and com fort in travel and great financial savtnjC to farmers tn transporting taair products nt BiarkeL Reaoived, That we favor a uniform mark ing of ail main highwaya between tow.t and cine after the piaa so stutcsssfuily adopted ia Iowa aad etaer state. Resolved. That we favue legtsiatinu that will prevul for uniform road building aver the stat under a summon piaa and under supervUMon of a stat engineer and such assistant engineers a may b required and to tni sad we favor a state ac propria tion for good roada threugh a fixed levy for euuitaoi use and expenditures In prr portion to liM-al expenditure by different Gtt tha Criminal tad Cnalca II OBL.G ICS HALTED ftl ILK Tha Food-drink, far U ls. For Infants, IaTaifiit, and Growing children. PureNutritica, up building the whole body, fcnrrgorata the nursing mother and the aged. Rxh milk, malted gram, ia powder fonn A quick hmch prepared in a innute. Take m Mhstitnte. Askfor HO SUCK'S. la No Comblao or Trust PEmiAIIEIITLYJIEALS ffllTT W It, ww-w . - 0 junta AH Li ULrFns No matter in what way an old scrt or ulcer first commenced, whether from a wound, cut, or bruise, or from the ulceration of a waa cimrle or mole or even tf it came without arrarent reason, the fact that it doVs not heal shows that bad blood is responsible for the place 'hile the aroilation remains impure the nerves and tissues of the fiesh around the . place are constantly bein fed with unhealthy matter and the fibres are SJrA0", k",ttin2 t0ther anJ h-- Purify the blood and Lie place '- BUST heal, its cause haviQ been removed. 5.5. cures old sores and chronic ulcers because it is the ajreatest of all blood purifiers I mtsV3-.frDm lhe rculatJ evT impurity, and so enriches the blood ! that it nourishes the tender, sensitive fiesh, and causes a knittinz together of all hbrous tissue and thus heals the place. Book on Sores and Llcers and any medical advice free. 5. 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