Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-18

will be increased. special music having
been prepared for the occasion.
clark Quotes Prices.
d. s. Clark. the leading druggist. will sell
one hundred good hot water bottles-two
quarts for As cents. three-quart bottles at
so cents. four quarts at 70 cents. All are
fresh rubber and new stock. Peruna. 81
cents. Pierce's Prescription, IS cents. Pink
hams Compound. IS cents. Wine Of Cardui.
81 cents. S. S. s., IS cents; large size, Sl.15.
Matted MIX, Is cents. Mellin's Food. SO
cents. Bromo Quinine, 10 cents. Carter's
pills, Is cents. Cuticura soap, 20 cents.
workmen Eject Directors.
A meeting of the stockholders in the
Ancient order OF United Workmen Building
company was held Friday night in the
council chamber. -Four directors for a term
NJ three years were elected. d. J. Farrell
and John Kennedy were reelected. the
others being Joseph Mason and Samuel
Collins. The two retiring directors were
Frank Dworak and A. NJ. Gallagher. There
are twelve directors. A meeting Of the
new board will be held at the office Of II.
z. Wilcox. 2415 n street, on Monday even
ing.
G. W. Miller, chairman Of the building
committee. submitted a report showing the
condition of the finances If the temple
building fund and estimates Of the archi-
tect, giving an idea Of the amount Of work
already performed.
More Room Needed.
Yesterday forenoon Superintendent Nc
Lean Of the public schools called the atten-
tion Of President Miller to the necessity
for more school room in the Third ward.
1t was represented to Mr.. Miller thai sew
enty pupils willing to attend school could
not find accommodations. A hunt for out
side rooms was commenced at once and a
suitable room was secured at Thirty-sixth
and @ streets. This room. it is thought,
will relieve the overcrowded condition OF
the Third ward school for some little time,
although it will not meet the demand later.
This new school room will be a third grade
school and teaching will commence on Mon
day or Tuesday, or at the latest by the
middle Of the present week. More room is
also needed in the Second ward and a COM
mittee is now looking around for a suita-
bic location for an outside room.
Magic city Gossip.
Mrs. c. NJ. Schindel is entertaining Mrs.
Waddell of Atlantic, Ia.
No change was noticed yesterday In the
condition of w. G. Sloane.
A son has been born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Cordes, PIG Z street.
Mrs. Charles Campbell is at Newmhn's
Grove, Neb., visiting relatives.
c. NJ. Rich was In Kansas City last week
looking after business matters.
Mrs. A. II. Miller, Fifteenth and M
streets, is recovering from a recent Ill
ness.
John Flynn writes from Lincoln that he
is feeling some better. He Is contemplating
a southern trip.
Eranly nfxop rTurapty-Gixfb aud n streets
was taken to the county hospital yesterday
In a demented condition.
Conditions Of Discipleship'' is the theme
OF Rev. NJ. A. Heads morning sermon at
the Methodist church today.
Miss May Carlin entertained a number of
friends at her home, 92 North twenty
NTH street, Thursday evening.
The Union Stock Yards Employees Relief
association gave its fourth annual dance at
the Exchange building Friday evening.
Best Goals. Try our famous Jupiter, lump;
egg or nut. E. II. Rowland Lumber and
Coal Co., 43S North oath st. Phone I.
The South Omaha park commissioners
went through the Formally of a meeting
Friday night and elected the old officers.
The drill team of Nebraska lodge No. 227,
Ancient Order of United Workman, will
meet Wednesday night at the lodge hall.
Mike O'Hern has sold his property in
South Omaha and will move his belongings
to Plattsmouth, where he will try farming.
The funeral of &c Brennan, held yester-
day at st. Bridget's church, was well at
ISIutu. lHN6TIltHl was ~ 81 wa NNAf
terry.
August Papez is having the lots at the
southwest corner of Twenty-hfth and Il
streets graded. He proposes erecting two
cottages on The property.
Dana Morrill, writes to friends here from
Juarez' McKee, that iSu ne hfs Is enjoying ~ sstt nis INA
"a sure enough bull fight"
Rev.. jerks of the Fire. PRESBYTERIAN
church of Omaha will speak to young men
at the Young Mems Christian association
at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
Captain Culver of Milford, who has been
chosen by Governor Mickey TO be adlutant
general of the Nebraska National Guard,
has many friends in South Omaha, who are
pleased to learn of his promotion.
Banner court No. 70, Tribe of Ben Hur,
will entertain the Omaha and Council
Bluffs courts Monday evening, January -,
at Workman hall. Mecca court of Omaha
will nave charge of the initiation OF can
didates.
M. F. Rohrer of Council Bluffs, president
of the library board of that city, was here
Yesterday. getting pointers from the MEM
bers of the South Omaha Library board.
Mr.. Carnegie has donated $4,000 for a
library building in Council BLUFFS.