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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-10-11

CHICAGO. ST. PAUL. MINNEAPoLls an
OMAHA. IND
CHICAGO 4 NORTHWESTERN RVS.
makes specially Of its SLEEPING, pARLOR
and ,DlSlhG casservlce, cow ing all
the principal points Of the system
ia No other Line can show .nchja Rocorp -
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
-BETwEEN--
ST. pA,,!. and MINNEApOLls and
EAU CLAIRE, MADISON, JaNEsv1ELE. and
CHICAGO. Two Trains q day zach way with
throufh s!eepers amp Dining Cars'
DULUTH SUPERIOR, and ASHLAND. Night
trains each way with through sIc-pers, Morn
ing trains each way with through Parlor Cars.
SIOUX CITY, COUNCIL 81 uFFs and OMAHA
Through Sleeping Cars each way.
ST PAUL and MITCHELL rhlou.A s!erpers.
PIERRE, Sleeping Car to Tracy.
ST, JOSEPH. ATCHIsoS. LEAvENwoRTH and
KANSAS CITY, Through Pullman Buffet
Sleeoprs.
MANKATO, DIES MONIES. CHARLTON, ST
JOSEPH, ATCUiSON, LEAEESWNRTI and
KANSAS CRY. Through Combination Chair
Cars and Sleeping Cars,
EAsOTA, MANKATO, ST. JAMES, WORTHlEG-
TON. SHIRLEY. I.EMAKs;, ahi SIOUX CITY,
Day Troins esch wny with elegant Parlor Cars.
This service has been arranged with a single
view to the comfort and con enieuce Of the trav.
cling public, and offers the best and most lux
urious accommodations between the absvs
named points
For time table and all other inforn,atlou ap-
ply toany ticzt agent, or to
r. w TEAsDALE, Genl Pass Agent
j. MCCULLOUGH III. NJ. WHEELER.
Asst. Geni Pass hgt. Traylg Hass Agt.
ST. PAUL: MIMI.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-10-11
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA

To the Above Named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint Of the piaintiif' IN The
a,ove entitled action. which complaint has
beet, filed in the office Of the Clerk or said lis
trict Conrt at Little Falls County of Mor,i son,
in tho said State OF Minnesota. and 10 scire a
copy or your answer TO said t,amp;ri:.. Oil the
subscriber at his oIlce, in ..;i.E Falls. iH the
SAID County of Morrison, within twenty days af.
ter service of this summons upon ysn:, exclusive
Of the day OF such service a,,.i If you fail to
answer the said complain. within the i.ne
Aforesaid the plaintiff liz tbs :,+!"n a.it lake
jndsr.en. against YOU tcr tie SUM It a.,y I've
dollars together With interest thereon from the
Isl day II August 1851 at The rate Of s per &C, /
per annun, together with the c';sts and dis
burseYients uf this action y =
- Dated Sept. 18th. 4. p. 1899.
" e. "a. j.iNIBERGH AND E. ADAMS, -
vi r. -, ID. Attorneys FIR plaintiff.
= -: Little Falls. MINI.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14
LACE DEPT.

During this "Great Reduction Sale" we
will offer bargains" in Laces before un.
heard of. "Torchon I.aces", "Medicis Laces,"
"Point DE Guina Laces," BLACK Chantilly,
I.aces," "Black Spanish Guipure Laces,"
"Back Handrun Laces. AL of these popu-
lar laces will be included 1t the sacrifice.
3dc-Torchon Laces.
5c-Torchon and Medicis Laces.
7Hc-Torchon and Medicis Laces.
1Oc-Orienta, Medcls and Torchon LAGOS:
121ac-Torchon, Medicis and Oriental
Laces.
15c-Torchon, Medicis and Fancy Laces.
19c-Point De Guina, Torchon and Medicis
Laces.
25c-Medicls Torchon and Oriental Laces
3I15c-All kinds of Laces.
5Oc-All kinds of Laces.
65c-All kinds of Laces.
S1.US-Black Silk Fish Nets, Chantilly
Flouncing and Spanish Guipure F1ouncing.
Sl65-Brussel Nets, Chantilly and Guipure
Flouncing.
81 05-La rosca Net and Flouncing.
S3.OO-Chantlly and Guipure Flouncing.
S4.05--H Handmade and Chantilly Floucing.
The above prices are at least one-third less
tn an regular price.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14

recognize the journeymen's union-that they
believe the union TO be good thing. as far
as it goes toward maintaining wages
and securing suitable hours-but they
pstus9 nnn ues s in ermse wnsh they had
part There is a general impression abroad
that the right kind of arbitration committee
might succeed in bringing about q settle.
ment Of the difficulties Quite number eISd Of
employment in the union shops
The manager of one of the leading employ
ment offices in the city was asked yesterday
as to the demand for hired help. "There is
but very little just now for men," was the
reply .but can handle any number Of girls
willing to do housework and cooking.
think that without doubt Omaha is the best
city in the west for girls who want TO DO do
mestic work to come to. could place one
hundred moro girls to-day than have on
Girls who have worked IN the city while
take a strong dislike to going out
into the suburbs, and families living
out from the business centers must pay from
one to two q week more to girls than those
living closer in, and even then 1t is difficult
to get them tc 20. There is a gentleman sit
ting in the ante-room now with no one IN his
family but himself and wife, who has offered
S. week to q dozen different girls, but can
get none to go with him, all because no lives
about three miles from the postofflce. But
there is steady demand for girls at good
wages and in good places"
~.
It is not true, as Las been published in
some of the local papers, that Omaha unions
have elected delegates to the international
labor convention to be held in Paris soon.
The local unions have taken no action in re-
gard to the matter
~
The plasterers' plumbers and bricklayers'
unions will give picnic at Waterloo, H., to-
day, the proceeds to be devoted to the
striking plumbers.
Tha cgarmakers of Union 03, at meeting
held Wedp esday night, selected their secre-
tary, j. g. Booth, to represent them Mt the
national convention to be held at New York
city IN September.
-.
Willem Thompson has been chosen by the
local plumbers union to attend the national
convection which meets in Brooklyn on the
Goth.
The Central Labor union met Friday night
but transacted routine business only.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14
CLOAK De Pr.

Our last weeks sale in this depart
ment has been n grand success, and we
are determined to keep it up II prices
will do so. To all those who intend to
buy cloak or jack ct for the winter
season, we simply ask them to come and
examine our goods and prices.
The balance Of our stock will be on
sale on Monday. Notice prices.
q Seal Plush Sacques, 40 inches long,
extra quality lining and Sealskin orna-
ments, regular price $500 to $3.50; for
Monday only $l6.
IS Seal Plush Sac1ues, 40 to 42 inches
long, with 2 inches facing, best quality
lining, regular prlce $50 to $33; for
Monday, only $40.
9Seal Plush Sacques, AZ inches long,
made Of the best Lister or Walker
Plush, regular price $50 to $50; for Mon
day, only $3.50.
Plush jackets at So, IS and $40.
We have few OF the English Walk
ing Jackets, 80 inches long, only the
best quality, regular price $40; for Mon
day, only $25.
$3.50, 81 and $S; worth double.
solled, ut 81 .75 and $3.50.
Ladies' Wrappers $3.50, .sl.s5. 1925.
| 81. so and $2.75.
Our French sateen Tea Gowns at
1915; worth $5.
All Wool Henrietta Shawls at $1.2S;
worth 50.
Ladies' Black All Wool Henrietta
Accordian Skirts at IS; regular price
$3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14
RELIGIOUS.

OF tho 23i Jesuits in Canada 2l0 are native
Canadians
or the thirteen Anglican dioceses in Aus
tralia five are vacant.
Ground has been broken for the foun da-
tion OF n new cathedral at Davenport, Ia.
The Rev. George w. Nichols has given to
Yale university memorial fund of $1,000
Bishop Usher of the Reformed Episcopal
church has been called to Kansas City, Mo.
Hartford Theological seminary will here
after receive female aspirants for the MINIS
try.
The new synagogue, Beth Israel, In Port
land. Ore, which was dedicated June 2S, cost
10000
President Carnot placed the crimson hats
on the heads OF the recently elevated French
cardinals
Jewish students in Berlin are thinking of
forming society In defense OF the l,rinci-
pies OF their race and religion.
The Rev. T.. c. Oakley, the oldest Motho-
dist minister in New York, died recently at
the advanced ago Of eighty ninc years.
Rev. Dr. Atticus Haygood, the most noted
of native southern laborers in the cause of
education 10 white and black, Is about to
change his abode from Georgia to Alabama,
making Sheftield, in the latter state, his fu.
turc home.
At tho afternoon session OF the worlds
Sunday school convention at London, Mr..
Jacobs moved that the next convention be
held In America in iS93 the decision as TO
general committee. After an amendment Ia
favor OF Montreal as the placa for the con.
yention had been los., Mr. Jacabs' motion
was adopted.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14
DRESS TR INNING DEPT.

Persian Galloon, Hand Crochet Gimp,
Beaded Bands and Girdles, in fact every
thing in the shape of ornamental Dress
Trimmings, we will put the knife away into.
We will not enumeraJe the prices. Opr
regular prices will be marked IN nlacK ana
reduced prices in red and all plain figures
so that a stranger could go behind the coun-
ter and sell.
PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS.
Colored Moire Silk Parasols 9Sc, worth
$2.T5.
Children's China Silk Parasols sl.29 worth
$2.75.
Black Silk Parasols Si69, worth $225.
" Sl95, worth $2I5.
$265. worth $3.50.
DBlack Satin Parasols, trimmed with lace,
black and colored silk at 50. regular price ~.
Black Silk Parasols s3.T .T5, worth $500
=" S4.0O, worth $780,
$500, worth $3.50.
All our SIS and 800 Parasols 90 at 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14
WHITE GOODS DEPT,

For this sale we will close out some
goods ut much less than cost, The sea-
son is advancing. Our Fall goods will
soon be here, and our White Goods
must go to make room for them.
We would ask our patrons to lnvesti-
gate the following bargains we will
offer:
SO pieces large plaid India Linen, al
ways sold from 12t to I5c, for this sale
only 10c.
so pieces very fine Satin-Finished
Plads at 15c. This is the best value we
have offered in this department this
season. See our show window, only 15c
a yard.
During this sale we will sell French
Colored Pique at 25c that others ask
4Oc for.
During the past two weeks we have
accumulated a lot of remnants of White
Goods. We will have them all marked
and will te on sale Monday morning at
far below cost. Call early and secure
first choice. Mail orders filed.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14
LINEN DEPARTMENT.

In this mammoth departm ont we will
offer astonishing bargains during our
stock-taking sale.
Everything has been marked down
and what we have marked in plain red
figures, has been reduced about so PEI:
cent.
Remember, everyth ing in this depart
ment is staple, and the great induce
ments offered now should be taken ad-
vantage of by everybody.
We have only got space to quote q
few bargains.
TOWELS.
100 dozen All Linen Huck Towels at &c
$50 doz. All Linen Huck Towels at l0c.
500 doz. All Linen H,ick Towels at 12ic.
1000 doz. All Linen Huck and Damask
Towels at 19c. ''5h
rs doz. All Linen SHuck and Damask
Towels at 33hc. INC
so doz. All Linen Huck and Damask
Towels at 47c. sS
CRASHES.
bales l8-inch fine Bleached Crash at
Sc; reduced from I2!c.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14
The yoices OF ths Hills.
II 1T0ron In Puck.

The summer regns in beauty everywhere,
In secret covert chirps the song-bird shy,
The breath of hidden blossom is on the air,
And scents the twilight wind that creep
eth by.
With tleecy coats the idly rowing flocks,
In freedom browse among the grassy hills,
And scan the legend on the painted rocks:
Take Jimp JohnstOn's Anaconda Pills"
Great Mother Nature, ever kind and fair,
Is eloquent with praise Of liver regulators,
Her ancient cliffs. precipitous and bare,
Proclaim the worth of rat exterminators.
The sun is shining III a sea of glory,
It's last red rays are dying fast and faster,
And on steep crags we read the deathless
story:
'aThere are no flies ON Simpsons Porus
Plaster.n
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14
COLORED DRESS GOODS DEPT,

46-inch Henrietta, soc; former price
75c.
All Wool DeBeige, 37ac; former prico
Soc.
All Wool Reversible Cords, SHE;
former price $1.25
54-inch All Wool Flannel, 824c; form
er price S7dc.
We are making specially low prices
on our Broadcloths, as we want to make
room for our Fall goods.
54-inch BroadcIoth, 99c; former price
$l.25.
54-inch Broadcloth, S1.32i; former
price $l.65.
54-inch Broadcloth, Sl.S2A; former
price 1928.
54-inch Broadcloth, $2.35; former
price S2.7O.
ALI our Imported Suits which sold for
$27. 90 to $500, your choice for SIS 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14
A Voudou Sensation.

AT m early hour yesterday morning
the neighborhood Of Customhouse, be-
tween Rocheblave and Dorgenois
streets, was the scene of considerable
commotion, caused by the finding of a
voudou fetish, says the New Orleans
Picayune. The evil-doins charm was q
of the sidewalk. The head was sur
rounded bylighted candles, boiled corn,
peaches, etc., and Is cents in silver
half dimes were found in the calf IS
mouth. A negro man came along, and
seeing the money took it in charge, and
shortly after Officer Davis came along
and kicked the fetish into the street.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14

Q bales genuine Russia Crash at l0ic;
reduced from 15c.
Buy these goods by the piece, they
are so cheap.
Mosquito Netting, all colors, at CSC a
piece.
Linen Lap Robes, worth sl.00; sale
price 39c.
Mexican Hammocxs, 81 90 each.
Hammock Stretchers. 19c pair.
Hammock Head Rests, 43c each.
TABLE COVERS.
Chenille Covers, S1.7S.
Silk Covers, 1928.
about hall price.
Mail orders filed while the goods last
at these prices.
case 6O-inch Turkey Fed Damasls,
fast colors and new patterns at 47c; re-
duced from 65c.
SPECIAL.
All our Cream Damasks that we have
been selling at 60c, Csc, 75c and SOC, at
49c.
EXTRA.
All our Bleached Damask, So and 72
inches wide, formerly sold ut slips,
81. 35 and $3.50; sale price 99c.
NAPKINS.
$50 dozen SIS Napkins (satin damask)
at 1898; worth $3.50.
100 dozen "a Double Damask Napkins
at $2.9S; reduced from "a.
FINE IRISH DINNER SETS.
Our whole stock of these fine Napkins
and Cloths will be sold at reduction
, equal to about 25 per cent.
We will also offer our fine stock o
Hemstititched Linen Pillow Cases and
Sheets at bargain prices.
Tray Cloths at SOC.
Carving Cloths at 81 90.
Hemstitched Finger Bowl .Doyles at
81. SO per dozen.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14
DOMESTIC DEPT.

In this department wc will offer great
bargains. -
Latest styles Sateen, be; former price
10c.
S6-inch Challies, worth zoe per yard,
at l0c.
24-inch Challies, worth Sic, at SC.
Gamers 30-inch Batiste, Sic.
All l0c Ginghams will be sold at Sic
during this sale.
Also large line of Gingham at sc.
We have just received large line OF
Silk and Linen Finish Prints, in the
latest design, only 7ac.
| Pacific Prints sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14
Otes.
JOhnnie's Got to Hustle Now
RuToIo Ernress


Lay away the new diploma
With the ribbon tied around;
With the big bouquets aroma
Let it be securely bound.
File away the long Grafton
With its words Of learned length;
Let 1.-THE Dangers of the Nation"
Rest year and gather strength.
Take the books Of Greek and Latin,
Sell them all at secondhand,
Let some other bran-face fatten
Upon a tiabby lachrymal gland.
Burn the song of Alma Mater;
Never more beneath the moon
Must the singer linger later
Than the solemn midnight's noon.
Spare awhile tho fattened weiner,
Do not kill the little cow,
Wait until the lad gets leaner,
Johnnie's got to hustle now.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14
BLACK GOODS DEPT,

10 pieces Silk Warp Nuns Yelling
in new fancy weaves, AZ inches wide,
was S1.25, 81. 80, S1.65 now at one price,
T5c per yard.
A pieces Black Silk Warp Henrietta,
40 inches wide, price during this sale
75c per yard.
adinpe p'' 40 M inches ee' w,de d rsgnlar nI % nrice
$l.50; price for this sale Toe per yard.
3 pieces Black Brilliantine, AZ inches
wide, sale price SOC per yard.
8 pieces Black All Wool Nuns Veil
ing 40 inches wide, price during this
sale 62Ac; former price S5c.
Our $500 Black Silk Warp Hen nrietta
cloth. price for this sale 81. so per yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14

All week we will offer Remnants OF
Wool Dress Goods ut just one-half price.
Come and see il you need any for the
children.
We have just opened line of ''Im-
ported French Challies." 1hey are
beauties, and cnly SOC per yard,
44-inch Surah Twills, in stripes and
plain. We want to close them out. For
one week, Ate; former price 1925.
Brocade Brilliantine, S7tc; former
price 100.
Gren adine Stripe, 42ic; former price
Soc
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14

a pair It will pay you to buy now.
case 30 inch Shirting and Tennis Flannels
| at 29c, reduced from soc.
FEATHERS AND FEATHER PILLOWS.
We will give some great bargains IN Phi
lows next week. Prices guaranteed less
than Wholesale, ask tc see our Pillows nj
81. 10 a pair, S25S pair and So 6S pair.
Mail orders carefully filed Orders by
mail solicited.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14
A Brief Epic.

Cincinnati Enquirer: Historical
poem, composed by laconic poet AT
the request of uxoricide, now serving
life sentence in the penitentiary:
Wife.
Strife,
Knife,
Lie.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14

75 dozen Gents extra fine quality
"Sterling Brand of Flannel Shirts. the
latest designs in stripes and plaids,
guaran nteed perfect fitting and fast col
ors, all sizes, at S1.69, worth 1915 and
$3.50.
SHIRT WAISTS.
During this sale we shall sell the very
best quality of Mothers Friend" Shirt
Waist; they are made of the very best
quality of Percale, warranted absolutely
fast colors, in all sizes. Come and take
your choice at 69c.
Odd lots in Cents Woolen Vests at
less than half price.
Odd lots in Genus Woolen Pants at
less than half pr ice.
Gents Hosiery at less than half price.
so dozen Gents Neckwear an elegant
assortment of light and dark patterns,
for this sale 22tc, good value at SOC.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14
FLANNEL AND BLANKET DEPT.

(on 2nd floor.)
Every pair of Blankets and every Comfort
err we carried from last season will be marked
at exactly one-half price. We do not cx-
pect to invoice pair. Call early and secure
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14
MUSLIN AND SHEETlNG DEPT.

The largest stock Of Muslins, Cam
brics and Sheetings in this city, spec
tally reduced for this sale.
Cut this advertisement out and bring
it W ith you. We have every bargain
mentioned and great many more.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14
SILK DEPARTMENT.

REAL INDIA AND PONGEE SILKS.
The entire stock will be placed in
three lots:
LOT / AT 29c.
India Silk we have sod all season at
from 45c to Csc, sale price 29c.
LOT 2 AT 45c.
India and Pongee Silks, retailed by
us at from S5c to sl.00, sale price 45c.
LOT AT 65c.
All our Sl.25 and S1.50 China Silks,
choice patterns. sale price 65c.
An odd lot OF Black and Colored Bro
caded Silks, sold by us last season at
S1.25, $1.35, $3.50, $1.75 and $500, all for
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14
FRENCH SAIEENS & GlNGHAM DEPT

Two thousand yards OF French and
Scotch Ginghams at 15c per yard; worth
25c. sale price 15c.
Three thousand yards of French and
Scotch Ginghams ut 23c; worth from
soc to 45c. Sale price 23c.
100 pieces French Sateen, worth 40c
per yard, at 24c There are some very
choice patterns in this lot Sale price
O4c
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14
GLOVE DEPT,
GENTS' FURNISRIN5 DEPT,

We carry the most complete line of
Cents Wear in the city, but our stock
is extra heavy and for this great sale
prices almost half.
FLANNEL SHIRTS.
| solid case Cents extra fine 'Ster-
ling" Flannel Shirts, a choice selection
of patterns, warranted fast colors, in all
sizes, for this sale Si.20, sold everywhere
at 3d.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14

evening install the following officers of ST.
Alban's lodge, No. IL, X. Of p, of Council
Bluffs, for the ensuing term: ]. M Scanlan
p. c.; J. j. Keith, c. c.; j. G. Grason, "
c.. J. H. H. Reedy, prelate; Il. Fl. SseDhan,
at a
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14

partlal list OF other goods IN this
department reduced to prices that will
guarantee u speedy clearapce: Black
and Colored Surahs, Colored French
Failles, Black and Colored Velvets,
Black and Colored Velveteens-HALF
PRICE, and quite quantity Of other
odds and ends that we want to get out
before stock taking.
No discount on the above prices to
the trade
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14


mental encImpments of the national guard,
each encampment to last five days: First
regimNlt, Colonel w. L. Davis, Tuesday,
August 80; Second regiment Colonel P. w.
McManus, Monday. August 8; Third regi-
ment, Colonel ]. G. Galchrist, Tuesday,
August 20; Fourth regiment, Colonel A. q.
Stewart Monday, August S; Fifth regiment,
Colonel g. Fl. Castle, Monday, August IL;
Sixth regiment, Colonel c. A. Boutin, Mon
day, August IL. The places for the camps
have not all been selected, but the Six h
regiment will camp at Iowa Falls and the
Third regiment probably at Newton.
~.
Notes.
Omaha Camp No. 120 and Hazel Camp OF
Council Bluffs, of the order of Woodmen,
have made arrangements to hold u picnic
at Council Bluffs on July 30. All members
OF the order in Nebraska and Iowa are in
vited o attend.
The membership of the knights of Pythias
is about two hundred and thirty thousand
three hundred.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14

The adiutant general of Iowa has fixed the
following dates for the beginning Of regi-
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14
HOSIERY DEPT,

We call special attention to the re-
lnarkable low prices we have made in
our Hosiery Department. Odd lots and
sizes to be sold regardless OF cost as they
must be sold.
Our whole stock OF Ladies' Extra Fine
Balbriggan striped Hose at half-prce.
They are elegant goods, every pair war
! ranted fast colors, sale price only 22tc;
worth SOC.
90 dozen Ladies' Fancy Lisle Thread
Hose; they come in boot patterns. also
n nice assortment of stripes. This lot
is the very best quality OF Lis'fe
Thread. and are worth from 75c to sl.25.
We clean them out at S5c pair.
An odd lot of Ladies' Colored Silk
Plated Hose, navys, seals, wines and
grays, closing out price soc; they are
worth $1.10.
ONYX STAINLESS BLACK.
ONYX STAINLESS BLACK.
The "Ouyx Brand" is the most per-
feet STAINLESS BLACK in the m arket.
We carry a full line of Cotton and Lisle
Thread; every pair warrant ted fast Il or
this GREAT SALE we have made some
very low prices.
solid case of Ladies' Fine Lisle'
Thread Jersey Fitting Ribbed Vests,
with square cut low neck, cream and
white, at BIC; worth 60c.
10 dozen real French Lisle Thread
Ribbed Vests. This garment is all pure
linen; they come in sky and pink only,
and are worth 81 each. We shall close
them out at Acc.
GLOVE DEPT.
ODD LOTS OF LADIES' KID GLOVES
About % dozen Dressed Kid Gloves,
seasonable shades, always sold at 81, at
this sale SOC.
All cur Trefousse and Courvosier
Gloves, regularly So, will lie offered in
one lot, sale price CSC.
Button and 6 Hook Courvosier,
regular 1925 grade, at this sale we will
offer the lot at 81. AS.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14
Pythian Representatives.

Pythfnn Representatives.
Representatives in the grand lodge have
been elected as follows:
Oriole lodge. No. 76-Harry Merriam. of
the Pythian Spur; w. l.. Scism.
Viola lodge, No. S0-A- Il. Pike.
Virginius lodge, No. 65-Ed Paulsen.
Nebraska lodge, No. 1-Dr. e. Dinsmore
and Charles j. johnson.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14

The A. o. u. w. in Iowa.
To the Editor of TEE BEE: The Iowa