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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-05
LITERARY NUiES.

Womap's Home Companion, pub,
lishei at Springfield, Ohio, lie an ex.
ceilent home magsZln and the
August number Is well up In good
thing on household WORK, travel, lc.
ten, Oetry, AMI entertaining reading
generally. It's talk 10 womeu is plain,
in some instnnluss almost blunt, bul
withul Of gOou effect, bs witness tDis
extract from all article entitled A
Kitchen MiesiOn: "it Is well known
faliccy thai povsriy teaches economy
Many OF tue fresh recruits In our kit.
ctens have hnd ample experience
with the former, but have not learned
tho first ruuiments Of tue latter. How
to cook carefully and season well;
how to. make small quantity OF
suibles cover great deal VI space 10y
the iuiici us addition VI other ma.
terra; how to make plain food ap-
pstlzlng AID lel-oveIs better tbsu the
originals by skIIiiul preparing
aud cOOEing, 10 as Greek
10 the average unframed ser.
steadily and patiently until uish after
dish has become an Accom- lisned iact,
you have adueu 10 your iamly ouu-
tort TOR the present time, trained n
good servant fol- come other home IN
Days to come, and, moro than ali,
have taught a future wife aHd moihe,
to preserve fond that will oe appeuz.
Ing aDd nourishing. aud within tue
income OF her bard working husband.
Many drunBaId, many crime,
many blasted life grows from nn ~.
Kept home nnd an eEirsvagantIy pull
chased ana poorly o., ked bill Ui iare,
The girl YEN II hueDee towards truth
iulness anu hUn.s,y, controlling
temper, udiness, eco. omy and ihir
degree OF judgment in making aud
seeplDg nome, Is like sesa you
plant to reap harvest. Each thought
aud patient EFFORT ON your pant multi
plles itself In her chnure4 aud chill.
dren's children"
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ioru, anu u sketch entitled Memory .
Camp Lie on the Plaius b. Mrs
Griuuen. 1t ais, contains the story o
Strange Plants ard Fruits NJ FOOD, bJ
Ethel Ramsey, and other ssasDnsb
and iuteretting matter. Sample cops
rec. Table Talk Publishing Company,
PhliaueIphie, Ps.
10 McCluie's Magazine for Sentem.
Ter Will be reproduced superb liie'
castio the face OF Henry Clay, made
by john Ii. L. Bowers In 1926, wneb
Clay was forty-sight yeafs old.
1t IN probably The most real and vlvlu
likeness oil Clay in existence, and 1t
has never been published. a the same
| number will be reproduced the only
| portrait ever painted OF MT. Henry
| Clay. IL also he's never been pUblIBsed.
Notice by Mr.ChsrIes Henry Hart will
relate the history Of tue portraits and
the circumstances under which they
were prOducau.
Public Opinion fer July 29lh 10
| midsummer number. The cover de.
slgu IL inpressio nistic, but 1t seens TO
have something 10 disunguish 1t from
tho French, Engiish ana American
work OF this school. 1t ia printed In
fourteen colors. The designer, &.
ROcbgross OF Berlin is an ntquerelle
artist OF note. The artistic appearance
OF the cover Is quite in Keeping with
the careful and judioICus editing OF
TINS value1 weekly.
Tne August tumter OF Ths Metro.
poll!an begins the slxth volume OF
Biskoiy Hall's New York ma ssz ne.
,fha number ia mngn,llcently Illus
tfated, taxing the front rank OF the
mVDthIies in this RESI- ect, The read.
log matter, also, Is well chosen, and
oil more than common interest at this
senson OF the year. 1t covers an OK.
tenaVe hei1. consisting OF spUrtt,
amnseme"it, ontefprise, or, anu
pociety. Inc articles are on Ala
Rshan, Types OF New York l. ~,
Founder Bradley OF Astury p .ra,
ID gs Us uciufs, New YorkIs liable
Service. Summer Burlttque Amu.t-
monIs, From Foal TO DsrUy Winner,
lhe summer Athletic Girl, ct.
Frank Leslit's Popular Monthly for
Augu,l Is a specially strong pumber.
IL has seven complete sloflSe, ami b
series OF superior disJlpuve article.
IN the Culture Of Tobacco . Univtr.ity
OF Virginia, sum ner Logging Ia VIE.
consin, the Empire VI tue Mikado,
toe German b udent, Duel, anu Otnei
iutefestlng topics. Inc number, NJ
usual with this magazine, is beaud
iuiy Illustrated, anu Ia IN 40 way be-
uihd its predecessors III the quality |
that makes LeslIe's one Of the mvtt |
corn Ut OF monthly publications. IL
sued.
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|7iIis6 TERRITORY.
,.rlt, Fields Admitted 10
Bll,rg 10 Canada
., THE lllsr MERIDIAN


.,o,os, Aug. 4-fnoi'' EDDY BY
TiHls' 'aolisaIloa. recently, tend.
- ihI'T rIouoiks eold hsldS' some e
s'' s H. snsv,ps Il fi'iaIs :. T Sa.,
Ii' D' l,,slIv be expected to OeA'
ID '' oa,,llsn II itoome' to I pIno,
S 1',.., I s,vs S'en quietly looking ..n,T.
~ l'' natter wiz a view 10 ptapa,-
'' TO- m,l for any controversy ~
n !,'ts'' .ti,e. Their views are r,, Id
p n' ~. ,bs, there eau be no v''iu
' l.,a advanced 10 the .l'le .. .
,'l pS,.in TO thi. territory a ,, care.
' D', Ct all the r'Il'O,e
,rd msp,, made far enonsn
m 1 .,o he free iTam suspioion /,
Eao'rc' has convinced Ties
t.h =, mr SO int klondihe
on 'a'f sa 60 't BY the latest reports ,.i'
an O.Iust brie eau be 90 cues,
tH't' ~, ,bsy lie east Of me l9is y,
b ID" ' u,cn dsfipes the boundary
dallI9' y. aI arc within British . serit
,1 .h ~ thi,ty.avs miles' at lon. ,
y 'V W.. ,neriulsu ilseli, II Is sal
lIi 'p nsen 50 closely located oy
", q, The Galatians anu GU,
ni',' ,utyry that there Is moi . a.
'y,'' n o' difference Of more man
.l9' IN he Gained boundary
tu . ~ would not puGslant'-
~ meet X any controversy that "'En'
not the me
l ,,uR1ER HEARD ON THE CUES
IluN.
,y,ox. Aux. 4-Tho Paris CORE
- l..n, Ht lne Daily Mail has hal an
i ...s with Sir Wllired Lautler,
r.r,disn premier, on Ne subject
/ y. o1spins up Of tue X 5nuiR Q
|., !" md be repIetenis Sir "iiireI
S.eArIng thAt the rrp'fls OF Inc
Sym'pels must We greatly eAsg'
,.,'. slf wlInd would noI say
E.m., lhsre would DO sny tfouoie
/, s,mat.er between the Do,1lnlon
,,,"msp. AMI the Un!led States
!, .py rale there could b. no DIM
!, on lbs srorr ot the 'front.' ct, rs
|, VA precisely uiarSed tsd the
\ t.ds i.y wtbiu Canadian Iefri-
There was 10 oouVi, h0WeVSb
|.,p. lnsl mlaers rau iuIo Aiasks.
cid mad beet found In great pan
49,. region. For the next SiIesn
N, lie Iocsllty would b., Ia his
pr, ,he great gold mining center
he WsIl!.
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E.iaioob p s,', ne yo'y much 'e e The
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Ell ID a'H, H.nis C,s q, Them, IN.
1 B,s,.l %, w ,oe'l govy in Oi5 n p'o'i,
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MI, tsglFil,sGeu'ary fep ~, y i, roy,
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CURRENT TINE TABLE.
Effective July 26, 1897.


leave snIt lake city.
30 20 j.Ifor hinRnam i;oA a. IN,
and oil points tSst....-.... s:tb a, m.
No. flor Provo, IrEnd junction
~. and All points East. 1900, 7'iO IN.
hnnu, helkntp. Richheld and
M AL Intermediate loinI.. lisp, m
N. points: ..;;... ,,;;.......-.,..... $50 p m
n, end all interTediN,e points 800 p. m.
- S-roI oguen anu the West. 9ilO p. N,
AZ" '-ror oHucn anu the west. e. IL ~ y. IN.
Arrive Salt Lake City.
No. l-from Bingham. Provo, Grand
junction ana tho East........ 1920 n m
No. S-frot1 Provo. Grand Junction
~ and the rast. -. ;,.......... sOS p, m.
ha, hicnBeld. BelknRp. ) anti
and oil intermediate points. ;:25 p. nj.
No. From Ogden Snd tho West. e:3b a IN,
~ roIn VGuen ana me Ntht;' 1880 p IN.
,a,o points; ~. 49,. sop m.
and oil Intermediate points 10 100 n m,
Only hue running through Pullman ralsco
seeplng cars SAT- LaEe CITY to San Francisco;
Salt lokc city TO nebyer via GrAnd Junction
hhd eglt Lske city to Kansas CITY snd Chicago
via Colorado points
through tourist or family Shoppers without
change, TO Kansas CITY, Chicago and Boston
Ner No ehnnge; close connections Safety.
speed and comfort.
Ticket enc, 1903 ". End South,
Poatoni.e corner.)
ID. o. DODGE. Ten. Manager
u, II, BhBCOCh rRfro Manager
N. A, WhbtEIIii. ncn'l Pass AHt.
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THE
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD

The only line running two
through fast trains oaiiy to
Leadvllle. Aspen Pueblo, Col.
orado Springs and Denver.
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DErARr
For Chicago, omsha Denver, Kansas
Wy b. Louis, uguen and PARK
For ot ~ i.....,.. 7co m
Valley and intermediate points %. eco m
iuF ngueh, Denvsr, Kansas CITY,
onhhA. 1T louiH anu JhiCagoAnu
Intermediate pouts. ..,....'...... ;25 D m
or ogden, Eutte, Helena, POftlnpd
AMI IAN Francisco. q. .......... s so p IN
ror Mereur, 1tnuc, Provo Nephi
Mnnu and Intermediate points, 1850 a m
ltor froVo, Nephi, Milford, Frisco and
-, inisfmeaiate rotnt, .............. coop N
i"oslo and Terminus. 7,tsa IN
Arrive.
From Chicago, oInbhA, st Louis
hansas CITY, Denvof, lark ClIy
r,o snd Hsden. ..;.,,.,....;.:,, $40 IN
iran cisco. ogden and informed
From ssn Francisco Cache Valley
OHdon and intermediate pciuts,.. 5iIb IN
ffoW lineage Omaha, b. louls.
IRON frisco. httoru. ktphi, IiUyo
ana intermediate points. e:3S m
RON hercur. Tinuc Provo, Eephi
Manu- md inter N, ediAte points b. Gao p IN
IN Iermlnus, Iooeto snu Cur
Geld Reach .....,........-....... 900 - m
'lrains south Of Jusb run daily except sun.
'Dnily except lundAy.
city Ticket 0ilcs, Unilr Masonic Hall,
Cor. Second souih and West Tcmplo.
Il. EURLEY.
L W. ECCLEs
Gen Tranic Mgr
w II BANCROFT
Vice Pres. and Gen Mgr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-05

The August Issue ot Fable Talk, cut.
side Of Us usual use nj ana entertain
ing dernc inenls, tucn no The New
Bill Ut Far, HUuseseepert' 1 auir,,s.
Seosonnble Msnus auu R-uints ahu
Fts loo Notes, assumes quite Tue DIR
VI oamii K lie, s,v,DR ~ article ON
Go. king Ia Camp by Cotnelia G. Bed
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Tho
Colorado Midland r. r.

Two Through Trains Daily
IetNeen salt Lake city. ogden and Lendvllls
Ifpplo Creek, Colorado springs, Denver and
~ points east only line running THROUGH
tHAlR CARS. through sleeptrs on both
morning and evening usins. Ibis line, In
connection with the Rio Grande Western,
fogohes Denver carer imam any other line via
tolorPro springs: No change OF cars or de !.
lhyed trains. gtke The Colorado Midland and
rave line ana enjoy the fneht ride and grand
call or Il. &. w. ny agont. or
W. y. BAILEY o. A. BROWN
q. l.. a. Gen. Agent
Denver Colo ERltLAks CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-05

DR.. Miles Remedies"
DR.. Niles Remcdie.
arc sold by all drug.
glsts under n positive
guarantee. first bottle
benefits or money re.
funded. Book on dis.
eases OF the heart and
nerves free. Address.
DIR, MILES MEDICA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-05

SEoHERE is no moro responsible position
b on earth than that of a railroad engln-
Ger. On his steady nerves, clear brain,
bright ego and perfect self command, de-
pend the safety of tho train and the lives
of its passengers. DR.. Miles Nervlne and
other remedies are especially adapted to
keeping tho nerves steady, the brain clear
and the mental faculties unlmpaired.
Engineer L. W. Mccoy, formerly OF 1Go1
broadway, Council Bluffs, but now residing
atHll Humboldt ST., Denver, writes that he
suffered for years from constipation, caus-
ing sick, nervous and bilious headaches and
was fully restored TO health by DR.. Miles
Nerve & Liver Pills. Heartily recommend
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-05

Is the comment passed on the shirts OF
our customers. You know clothes won't
cover up the defect OF pure linen. "a
gentleman is known by his linen" is an
old saying, just like "a lady is known
by her neat shoes aud gloves" has be-
come standard COMPARISON. We are
making. specially OF our lines Of we'll
fitting shirts.
Colored shirts with starched collars
and cuffs attached, we have them at sos.
6oc, 75c, 81, sI.2S and $3.50,
A full stock OF colored shirts with
separate collars and cuffs OF same
material, 7sc, fl and $3.50
The very swell shirt Is the colored
Shirt, soft front, to be worn with white
collars and cuffs. We have them in all
the late patterns. Boys colored shirts
in all styles that we have in mems. A
boy wants just as stylish and nobbv
SHIRTS as man. You can always find
them here.
Tie LARGEST, cheapest, most complete
stock Of Childrtn's Clothing shcw in
the city,
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TINE CARD IN EFFECT JULY rs, 1891.
Rs follows: Wy
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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-10-29
Rarci, Life.

1t is so difficult to imagine a young
American voluntarily choosing u ranch
as ~ start in life that it is hardly worth
while trying to do so. AS a rule he
either thinks of the country as the place
where market vegetables come from
and Thanksgiving turkeys are raised,
or else it represents to him q large and
expensive establishment at Lakewood
or some such place. with Il casino and
bowling alley and polo team attached.
And as for the most part the American
does not play polo nor hunt nor shoot
nor iish with any real, genuine en-
tnusiasm. the latter view he takes is
scarcely more allurin. than the former
Down deep in his heart he knows that
he would n.ucl, rather he trying to run
AL electric railway or IL bank or build
ing bridges or losing money ill Wall
street than to be doing any of those
things Bat the young Englishman is
entirely different. He has always known
and enjoyed outdoor sports. 1t is the
life he likes hest, md he imagines that
ranch life is, first and foremost, a sport
ing life. Able Carter Goodloe in Serb
iler's.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-10-29
The Ancient Umbrella,

On coins III the rock carvings Of the
ancients the umbrella often shows its
familiar form This goes to prove that
Jonas Hanway did not haven't the UNI
brella, but he SAW the value of the east.
ern sunshade and soon 1t became the
fashion to carry this useful article
There must he q great difference be-
tween the umbrella of the eighteenth
century and the modern steel ribbed,
silk covered. slender article which it is
regarded as IL misfortune to get wet
Irish Times.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-10-29

CcRoFUlA in its worst form
- yields to the blood cleansing power
Of Hoods Sarsaparilla. Thousands Of
cases have been perfectly CURED.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-10-29

hereby certify that the above is IL true and correct statement.
JOHN l.. BURKE, County Ire
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-16
WORK THROUGH THE TRANsoMs.
New GnnE of Thieves Ply Their Voca-
ton in This CITY with Profit.

New GnnE of Thieves Ply Their Voca-
ton I'm This City with Profit.
In this city q new fad with the thieves ap-
pears to be "transom work, !" as 1t is known
in the parlance OF the police. Three success
full Jobs have been worked In as many days,
resulting in the loss of several hundred dol
lars worth of property. The authorities have
not as yet succeeded In obtaining a clue to
The thieves.
In transom work the principal instrument
employed by the thief Is a long hooked pole.
With this he fishes into a room through the
transom over the door and scoops in any
thing that can be moved and lifted through
tho opening. "Transom workers are as dis
tinct a class of criminals as are window
workers" porch climbers Second story
men" and a number Of others.
The first case of the work occurred some
days ago in the residence of Jack Nor
rison, near Twenty-ffth and Dodge streets.
When Morrison awoke In the morning he
found his shirt gone and also a pair OF trous-
ers. Besides these articles Of clothing. his
loss consisted of about $50 In cash and some
jewelry. The clothing had been placed on a
stand, which had been pulled with the pole
to the door. The clothing was then jerked
over the transom.
Last Thursday night a similar opera
ton was performed at the residence
OF DR.. Prizes, 1922 Douglas street. The
iitI " NHltNtb hOof'u nc pnybl-
clans shirt over the transom. There
| was a $3.50 diamond stud and a valuable dia-
mond collar button attached to the garment.
The transom on the following morning was
found open.
The third case occurred Friday night. The
victim was Harry Morehead, a resident OF a
boarding house In the vicinity Of Twenty
sixth street and Capitol avenue. Yesterday
Morehead discovered that the chair upon
which he had placed his clothing had
been drawn to the door of his
room. His vest was gone. II contained a $50
gold watch and some SIS In money. For
some reason the remainder OF his clothing
was allowed to remain undisturbed.
A resident near Twenty-ffth and st.
Mary's avenue reached his home at q late
hour Friday night and found a man standing
on the railing OF HIS porch, attempting to do
something with the transom over the front
door, On the occupants approach. the
stranger leaped from the railing and disap-
peared In the darkness.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-16
w Il. NORRIS.
Attorney, Ncb. Nat. Bank building.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
Pursuant to Il license issued by the Hon.
orable William w. Keysor, judge of the
district court of Douglas county, Me-
braska, on November IL, 1896, in the case
entitled, in the Matter of the Estate of
Henry Pundt, Deceased being Doc. "a.
No. 3l9, |, Louis Raapkc, administrator with
the will annexed of the estate of Henry
Pundt, deceased, will, on the goth day OF
May, 1897, at ten o'clock in the forenoon
of said day, at the east front door of the
at public vendue the following real estate
situated in Douglas county, Nebraska, to-
wit:
The west one-third CIV. IA of loS six 6).
in block one hundred and twenty-oGe G2D.
of the city of Omaha, subject to "A mort
gage for twelve thousand dollars G12, 900. O0).
The north half IN. ~ of lot seventeen
40, in Thornells addition to the city OF
Omaha.
Lot two (), in block thirteen Q0. Central
Park. an addition to the city of Omaha.
Lots one ~ and two 90, in block five G);
lots one ~, two (), three () and four "a,
in block six (6); lots one %, two (2), three
() and four al, In block eleven 0D, and
lots one % and two (2), in block twelve G2),
of Pundt's Place, an addition to the city of
Omaha.
Also lot six 6), block one hundred and
borough county, state of Florida,
GELS for cash and said sale will be held open
for one hour.
LOUIS RAAPKE,
Administrator with the Will annexed of the
Estate of Henry Pundt, Deceased.
Mi2-14-l6-l7-1S-19
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-16
SPECIAL NOTICES

Advertisements for these columns
will be taken until IL m. for the
evening and until 8 y. m, for the
morning md sunday editions.
advertisers, by requesting a NUM-
bercd check, cnn have answers adj
dressed to n letter In care
of The bee. so addressed
will he delivered on presentation OF
the check only.
Rates, I 1-2c u word hrst fnsertionI
1c n word thereafter. Nothing taken
for less than csc for the FIRST tnser-
ton. These advertisements must be
run ~consccutivc1y.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-16

CHOICE INVESTMENT, 40 ACRES RIGHT ON
paved street, only s2I5.O0 per acre.
Neat cottage home near Hanscom park; cost
owner 100000. Will take 81, 10000,
Neat little cottage ana lot, 81, 10000,
7-room house; full east front lot; handsome
shade trees, etc; 81. 10000.
Nice little cottage near ear line, 81, 10000.
2 acres, with twoh houses, barn, small fruit, etc.
the whole property for $4,000.
Nice cottage with full lot. in southern part of
city, $4,000.
HANDSOME residence lot, near 33d and Dodge
splendid location; !, $4,000.
Large house, with lot; close TO new State Fair
grounds and Driving park; good location for
boarding house; $4,000.
Full east front lot 5Ox247, facing Hanscom park
free from all paving and special taxes; 100000
Choice investment, large south front lot, with
two good cottages, near ganscom park; will
guarantee income OF 10 per cent on price
81, $50. 90.
Beautiful lot, with cottage. near Hanscom park
splendid location; 50, GOO 90.
10 acres; right on paved street; 81. 2J0.O0.
Modern Groom house; splendidly located; cost
owner N20o.OO; can sell for 100000.
"a acres; right on edge OF city; splendid invest
ment; s.. 5O0.O 90.
Must be sold. handsome lot, 60 feet south front
on Pacific. near 30th. with two cottages, small
barn, etc, only 50, 5000; ground alone Is worth
the money.
7 lots with water and shade. splendid place for
poultry. $4,000.
Lot near 35th and Farnam, 81. 10000.
Handsome lot on outskirts OF city. fine trees,
paved street. etc, only y225.0 60.
Big lot north part OF South Omaha, 1880,
Choice trackage and wholesale property, sl3. 600.
10 acres garden land, $4,000.
Hicks. Real Estate Agency, ground floor Paxton
Biz RE-20s l6
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-16
Notice TO Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received by the
Undersigned until s p. m. Tuesday, June 1st,
1897. for the erection of n two-story press
brick store building 50x10O feet.
Each bid Is to be accompanied by a certi-
fled check for $1,000, payable to the under
signed and forfeitable to them in case the
bidder If successful does not at once enter
into contract and bond for the performance
of the work.
Plans may be procured of the undersigned
Neb. The right to reject any or all bids is
reserved. A. c. & IL. f. FILTER,
oomfie Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-16
Notice to builders.

Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board of Education of the State Normal
of the new dormitory at Peru, Neb., until
10 o'clock. May 25, 1897. Drawings and speci-
h~cations may be seen on and after May II,
1897, at the office of the principal of the
State Normal school. Bids will be received
for the, building complete or in rarts. A
payable to the Board of Education, must
accompany each bid. The right to reject
any and all bids is reserved.
BY order of the
-BORAD OF EDUCATION.
Peru. Neb., May II, 1897.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-16
Roommate Has Departed.

A. Kenyon, rooming at 1909 Burdette
street. reported to the police yesterday that
his roommate. Frank Smoot, had left their
room early yesterday morning, and had
taken with him a new suit OF clothes be-
10 Kenyon. SmOot was last seen
riding a bicycle In the northern portion II
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-16
Noisy Crnp shooters.

A gang OF newsboys were Engaged In
shooting craps In the rear of the World-
Herald building last evening and incident-
ally made considerable noise. They were
and Tony Carson. i