Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-15
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA
Board Of Education Has Special Meeting
MOndar Night.
PROMISES TO Be A LIVELY SESSION
Filing of Charges Against Certain
Members of the, Board 10 ne
Among the Topics Dis
cussed.

Among the Topics Dis
cussea.
President Miller Of the Board Of Educa-
ton has called a special meeting Of the
board for Monday night. At the last ses-
sion the board merely adjourned and that
meant that unless a call was Issued an
other meeting would not be held until
Monday evening, March 2. Some matters
have come up recently which Miller cob
siders Of Importance. hence the special call.
Notice OF the call to be issued was passed
around among the members last week. so
when the Official notice was given out yes
terday no surprise was expressed. \
II is understood that at this meeting
bids for the laying Of a foundation for the
proposed high school building will be ad-
vertised for and that the Book matter will
be taken up and disposed Of. In addition
TO these items, which are Of public in
%terest, will come the filing Of charges
against certain members. These charges
are now in course of preparation and II is
expected that the attorneys will have the
papers in shape to file on Monday night.
Should there be any delay in securing the
records desired there will be another
called meeting before the end Of the
month.
AS the nine members OF the board are
fighting among themselves and all appear
to be fighting against the proposition to
compel each member to provide himself
with a surety bond before he qualities for
the office, the session probably will be quite
interesting to the general public.
Wants squatters Moved.
Martin T.. Manamon sends a communica-
tion to- the mayor and council respecting
the removal Of squatters. He states that
he desires to erect two houses at the
northwest corner of Twenty-seventh and
X streets. Before he commences building
he wants the city to have the squatters,
who have shanties in the street directly
opposite his lots, move. This question has
been up before the council and city at
torney for years past. Now that a prop
erty owner wants to build. 1t is expected
that the city officials will take steps to
GUST the squatters all over the city.
Reception Monday Night.
Monday evening Colonel and Mrs. C. NJ.
Hunt will hold a public reception at their
home. Twenty-hfth and e streets, In honor
OF the marriage Of their daughter Coe to
DR.. Warren H. Slabaugh. Both the bride
and groom have many friends In Omaha
and South Omaha and the reception prom
ises to be a brilliant affair. Within a
short time DR.. and Mrs. Slabaugh VIII
Journey to Ohio and thence to. New "
leans. The trip will occupy about a
month.
School Musicale.
Friday evening of this week a musicale
Will be given at Jungmann school. the
object being the securing Of funds for ad-
ditional books for the school library
Those who will take part In rendering the
program are:. Miss Jessie Carpenter, MISS
Belle Beedle, Miss May Lovely. James
Calvin, Arthur Howe, Miss Bertha Olark,
Hiram scovire. The pupils of the school
Also will assist.
Luckey-smIth Contest.
The Barney Luckey-Michael Smith con-
test to determine who is entitled to q seat
IN the city council was ended yesterday by
the case being thrown out of court shorty
after the election last spring Luckey gave
notice Of a contest but Smith was seated
and has since served as a councilman Inc
case was postponed time and again until
yesterday, when 1t was called ana an oruer
Of dismissal was entered.
Troop Omcers Return.
The o6hcers Of the South Omaha cavalry
troop who were ordered to Lincoln on
Thursday last to present themselves before
a hoard for examination returned yester-
day. The examination commenced Friday
forenoon and continued through the day
and a portion Of Saturday. While no an
cial returns have been received, 1t Is I'M
derstool that the three commissioned ON
GERS summoned for an examination passed
Cudahy Settles.
Saturday forenoon City Engineer Beal re-
> ceived a telephone message from the oud'
ahy plant in connection with the taking GU
, of permits for the buildings now undel
: construction there. Shortly after the mes
sage by phone was received the city engi-
peer was In receipt OF a check for the fee
for the full amount due on the new glyoer'
, inc factory. with this check came a letter
requesting that the repairs to the cooieri
be included In the amount. In reply to thii
note Engineer Beal said that he had beef
instructed by the city council TO see TO j
that an accurate accounting Of all build
inRs and repairs be made. He declined 4
permit the IS paid for the glycerine factor!
10 apply on the repairs and demanded an
other permit. After this, persons who cen
template making repairs or erecting new
buildings will be required to submit plan
. and specifications to the city engineer,
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d CIark's Cough Cure.
! d. s. Clark, the leading druggist of soutl
: Omaha, guarantees every bottle of Clark
n Cough Cure. II is one OF the best remedies
on the market today and purchasers tab
no chance in giving 1t a trial. Even II
= cases Of most troublesome coughs this cur
. has been effective.
e This cough and cold remedy sells for 2
= cents and SO centsS Peruna is now selling
s for So cents. Pierce's Prescription, IS cents
! stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets 40 cents, Lydi'
Pinkham's Compound, So cents. Brsmo oui
e nine is cents, Ayers Hair Vigor Is cents
S. S. S. rs cents, Syrup OF Figs 80 cents
3 These prices pertain to cash sales only
We are agents for the Buckeye Cabine
bath, the best cabinet made. We have Gu
The priee to "a. d. S. CLARK,
d 2422 N Street.
Special sale of COrsets.
~ We are overstocked with %corsets. o.
n Monday and Tuesday the following vel
known brands will be sold at a discount o
25 per cent;