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Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-11-27

DIVISION 3. Read Rom. 10, ID.
Does God "ordain' evil powers?
What is the purpose Of governmentP
What commandment comprehends
all law toward our neighborP How
may we put on the Lord JesusP''
Chapter IA. What safe rule con-
cerning questionable libertiesY VS. s
and 21. For whom arc we entirely
responsibleP VIZ For whose safety
are we partly responsible? 1S. Can
you apply the teaching of the re-
mainder of the chapter to the subject
Of questionable amusements such as
dancing, card playing and theatre.
goingr How reconcile 81 with
/ Tim. 8: 23P
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-11-27
Sale of Black
PetticOats

the petticoats go. But a second
consideration makes it easy, for It
is the values we offer in this line
and it is not surprising. These black
sateen petticoats serve double pur-
pose - drop skirt and petticoat.
Making has become the work Of
trained artists. Something worth
your attention Is a special lot just
in at S2.69.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-11-27
The New
Undermuslins

chemises, short
skirts, combination garments. If
you've been buying muslin under
wear here you know its value, if you
haven't twill pay to get acquainted.
It's not trashy, skinny or sighted
in make. Range of values is exten-s
sive. An item of special mention is
lot of children's muslin drawers,
tucked and lace trimmed, and petit
coats. trimmed the same, at 10S each
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-11-27

DIVISION 2. Read John aud Luke
g. MPoTENT MAN HEALED. why
was this man selected by Jesus for
healing? Was his condition a
punishment9 Y IA. In the remainder
OF this chapter undersoore every
claim made by Jesus concerning
himself. What evidence that he
spoke truthfully? Mark verses on
salvation" Is unbelief sin, and
why? Luke 8. PLUoKIEG CORN ON
THE SABBATH. Had Jesus a right to
.break the Sabbath2" HEALING ON
THE SABBATH. With what question
did Jesus silence his adversaries
With what result? TWELVE APOSTLES
CHOSEN Give their names. HEAL
ING AND DISCOURSE. Verse 10 shows
how numerous we're Christ's mira.
cles of healing, lcf. John 81: 25.,
Meaning Of Y 20. What does Jesus
call the man who SEES another's
faults but not bis ownP y AZ. Com.
pare 20 with Matt. 2. 21, %.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-11-27
Hoods 5arsapGrilLa

Remove the cause Of rheumatism-no
outward applIcatlonlehn. Take them.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-11-27

orrron, Browns BUILDING BROAD sT.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08
I'VE Horse. Far at onkland.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1.-The 2-year-
cid race at Oakland today was maIred
by an accident, Huapala, ridden by l..
jackson, and Samar, with Stuart up, fall
ing. jackson was badly shaken and had
a sprained arm, while Stuart was also
badly shaken up. Bonner, who rode
Quaker Girl, the winner, was held re-
sponsible for the accident and the Judges
fined him 500 for rough riding. Bonner
rode four winners. Results:
First, ENTHUSIASTICALLY of a mile, sell
ing: Frank Pearce, 101 (BelD, 10 til, o
Carilee, 102 u. 4. S~heehan), 40. 10 i, sec
ond; Dollie Weithon. SO (Adkins), 4 to /,
third. Time: 1:22%.
Second, half mile, maiGen 2-year-olds,
purse: Quaker Girl, 16 BonnerJ, 2 to /,
won; Strife, 12 kelly, = TO /, second
Libbie Candid. III (~sheehanJ, 3 TO J, third.
Third, futurity course, purse: Ell Chi.
huahua, l06 (Bonner), 4 to 5, won; G. W.
Trahern, l03 (Buxton), 10 TO /, second; Dorl
1. l01 (Watson), s to 1, third. Time: l:12A.
Fourth, six ~furlongs, handicap: organ
die, 103 (Bonner), 6 TO 8, won; Money Muss,
loo (PowelD, 5 TO 1, second; Princess II
tania, l0S Gray, 6 TO l, third. Time: 1:l4.
Fifth, mile and fifty yards. selling
Montana Peerless, 90 CConneI). 5 to /, won;
David s.. 1Ol (PowelD, 8 TO ]. second,
Matin Bell, Oh CWatson). 20 to /, thnd
lime; 1:45A.
Sixth. hirteen-sixteenths of a mile, sell.
ing: M%arineuse, 100 (Bonner), 8 to 2. won.
Velma Clark, rs (POwelD. 5 to-5, second,
Aunt Polly. 14 (BelD, 10 to l, third. Time.
l.2l
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08
DAKOTASUPREME COURT
Der of Cases, Some of Them
Important.

PIERRE, s. D., April 7.-(special Tele-
gram.)-The supreme court at the opehing
of the April term today handed down opin-,
ions in the following cases:
By Haney-Nichols and Shepard Company,
appellants against c.. H. Cunningham. Min
nehaha county, aflrmed; John w. Shelby.
appellant, against W. ]. Bowden ct al,
Hutchinson county, afhrmed; in the matter
Of the guardianship OF the person and es-
tate Of Thomas Olson. incompetent, Union
county, afirmed; State OF South Dakota,
defendant in error. against Willis II. Burt,
plaintiff In error. Brown county, reversed;
r. J. Wells. appellant against The City Of
Sioux Falls ct al, Minnehaha county. af-
6rmed. BY Gordon-Gilbert s. Walker
against James L. McCaull ct al. appellants.
Mcpherson county. aflrmed; Stillman j.
Benjamin against r. J. Huston. appellant,
Minnehaha county. afhrmed; Edward Stem
ger against Paul Tharp ct al, appellants,
Custer county, reversed; Chicago, Milwau-
kee q st. Paul Railway. appellant. against
Bennett II. Brink, Union county, affirmed;
George Wells against Mary A. Sweeney ct
al. appellants, Pennington county. re-
versed; John II. skelly and Theresa NJ.
Evans against Edison c.. Warren, appellant,
Lawrence county. afhrmed; City OF Center
Vile, appellant, against Austin Olson. Tur-
ner county, reversed; Emery r.. Dodson as
surviving partner OF r. A. Fisher a Co.,
appellant, against Charles T. Crocker. Min
nshaha county, afhfmed; Patrick B, Nc
Carthy. appellant against Edward Speed ct
al, Pennington county. reversed; Estelle
Ward against Edward Dupree ct al, appel
lants. Stanley county, afirmed; J. B. Ged-
dis. appellant against r. L. FoIliett. Besdle
county affirmed; Jessie NJ. Blount against
Don G. MaybeFry. Beadle county. afirmed.
By Fuller-The Ancient Order OF United
Workmen against II. c. Sheber. insurance
commissions Of South Dakota, appellant,
Yankton county. AFFIRMED; Frank p. stears
against Harrietts A. clapp, appellant,
Davidson county. reversed; ]. d. Riley
against p. b. Grant and Robert Schulz, APP
pellants. Codington county, reversed; d..
NJ. Robbins ct al against Charles II. Weis,
appellant, Lake county. afhrmed; State ex
rel railway commission. appellant. against
Chicago, Milwaukee 4 ST. Paul and other
railways. Brown county, affirmed; John
Campbeli. appellant, against Equitable Loan
4 Trust Company, Day county. reversed.
In the case OF the railroad commission
against the Chicago. Milwaukee a St. Paul
and other roads the commission attempted
TO force the different OK, y anles operating
In the city OF Aberdeen to put in connect
ing tracks In order to facilitate the transfei
Of freight. To this order the roads de-
: INJURED on the ground that the order was
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08
NATIONALS WIN FIRST CANE
" ank ssleS's O~hiOagOaas Have Fun with
Pa Rourke's 0mahAns.
LOCALS UNABLE TO GET SINGLE TALLY
LundEreu, ChicaEo's New Pitcher from
University Of Illinois, Proves
Puzzle "a the Batters of
( ROurke Orgarfzation.

Frank Selee's Nationals OF Chicago spent
a merry hour and a half yesterday after
noon doing some thinesI TO Papa pill's
children, They simply had things their
own way because the home boys didn't
have their batting rags with them. In the
nine innings they only managed to scrape
up three measly hits. all OF which they
got OF Of Weimer. Lundgren, the new
pitcher, who halls from the University Of
Illinois. was a problem for the boys and
they failed to get a single hit of OF him In
three innings.
In the FIRST half Of the third Chicago.
began its. run getting. Lowe singled and
Hanlon batted out a hot one to Dolan, who
threw to Stewart, cutting of Lowe at sec
ond. Then Hanlon stole second and third
and Weimer got his base on balls. Then
the foolish work began for Omaha.
weimer started to steal second and Gond-
ing threw the ball across TO Stewart and
Wright and stewart had him etwee
them, Meanwhile Hanlon was forced to
hug third tightly. and Stewart threw the
ball to Wright, who was too slow in getting
II down to 'Jawnie" to cut the stranger
on at home. That was the last Of the
scoring for the inning. as Jones struck
out and slagle flew cut to Carter.
Chicago Continues 20 score.
In the fourth Chicago added another
tally, Dobbs reaching first on helders'
choice, going to second on a passed ball
and coming home on Evers. single. Two
more were added in the sixth after two
men were out. Killing touched up one
Henderson's special brand and sent II
cavorting over Genin's head and against
the fence. Genins hurried II back in time
to stop the giver at third. Then Dobbs
took a fall out of the ball and gathered in
Z three bases through the h~andywork Of Mr.
D Weldy. the Superior wonder, who sadly
r misjudged 1t and let 1t go by him. Thai
scored King. and Dobbs followed him ovei
the plate a minute later, when the effett
Tinker drew a single out of the wheel. A
moment later he tried to steal second undei
"Jawnie" Gonding's eyes and had his
pleasure nipped in the bud.
Then Johnson stepped into the box fol
Omaha and tried his hand at stopping the
massacre. The first time they met him anC
his curves they took one little run and
then they landed on him in the next inninl
=. and took a three-bagger and a single GU
of him, which he helped along with a bas,
on balls and by hitting two more men
Gap" Stewart and Gonding tried to stoI
a man on FIRST from stealing second whil'
there was a man on third, and again tn,
man on third scored. In the ninth Full
mer was put in to catch, but had no op
portunity to do anything.
The same teams play this afternoon q
Vinton street park and Papa Bills boy
promise to redeem, themselves by smashing
the ball over the lot. Game called at $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08
Could Not stand to Lose.

, HURON. S. d, April g~7.-(special Teie-
gram.)-The dead body OF Jens ]. Dagger.
who came here a few months since to visit
a married daughter, was found in a field
near the city this afternoon. He had a
lawsuit in court here Monday afternoon in
which he lost. He left the courtroom
about 6 O'Clock, much enraged and later
made threats against the opposing party
when found the revolver was close by and
his face indicated that the gun had beer
placed in his mouth and discharged. He
was about so and has a wife and daughter
In Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08

too Indefinite and the demurrer was sus-
tanned in the circuit court. This action
Of the lower court has Just been sustained
by the supreme court, In the case Of the
Ancient order Of United Workmen against
II. o. sheber. Insurance commissioner OF
the state OF South Dakota, an attempt was
made by the insurance commissioner TO
collect taxes from such organization on the
business done within the state and the
lower court held that this and kindred So
eieties were exempt from tAxation under
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08

HURON, s. D.. April T.-(special Tee-
grant,. A. Cleaver was reelected mayor
at the municipal election here today. The
aldermen are: J. N. Shelton, ]. T. Baker.
Ed J.. Miller, J. c. Cogswell. ]. T. ohlwine
is assessor, Frank Sauer treasurer, H. A.
Vandalism police magistrate and N. NJ.
Hardall clerk. The vote was larger than
usual and was strongly In favor Of contin-
uing the present license system.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08

In the previous case a bonding company
was the surety, but in this action Presi-
dent Nash of the electric light company
unmasks himself and signs the bond.
The supplemental petition relates that
the new ordinance Is in substance the same
as the old ordinance; that the defendants
pretend the previous injunction does not
restrain the council from acting on the
new one. particularly II Andrew Rosewater
resigns his ONCE as city engineer prior to
final action, and that the counc will pass
the new ordinance unless r~estrained.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08

cilmen Broderick and Queenan and Tax
Commissions Fitzgerald will hold over for
another year. An election will be held in
April, 1904, for the purpose Of electing
two councilmen and a tax commissioner
3 Fitzgerald as tax commissioner will now
go ahead with his work for the year just
as II nothing had happened. He has his
office books well in han and will be able
to make the city assessment in much less
time than 1t took last year. As for
Queenan and Broderick. they will hold over
with the usual support of their constit-
uents.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08

the provisions Of statute. The supreme
court has sustained the lower court.
The class present for examination In the
supreme court today Is: A. C.. Wolf. Es-
%telline; James Cole. Madison; w. j. Ell
wood, AndoVer; J. @. Markham, Mitchell.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08
Appoints Health board member.

PIERRE. s.. D.. April 7.-(special Tele-
gram.)-Govenor Herreid today appointed
DR.. II. A. Peabody Of Webster as a member
of the state board of health to I'LL a va
cancy caused by the resignation Of DR.. H.
e. McNutt of Aberdeen.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08

April Z, 1893:
warranty Deeds.
Amanda ]. Brenton to Benhart
Gottsch, part nwk 4l6-l1 ........,.S 3,T40
J.. f. George to Thomas PucilloWski.
lot IS Sullivan's add ...::".::.... 100
T. A. Creigh and wife to Matilda c.
LOCKER. lot 6, block /, Cherry Hill.. 1000
+. =. Hubbard ct al to Maria Il.
Hubbard. lot J.. block Is. Omaha
View, lots Is to Is, block 6, Linwood
park lots Is TO "A, block l. Thorn
ASitman. Miller & Co. to q. W.
Grouse ct al. receivers, 5eNlW feet
in lot 4. IN 2S-l5-l3. ,,....,......... ....
c. ID. Layton and wife T. E. Dor
man. lot Z, Layton's add...-..-..y $50
City OF Florence to Aetna Trust CO.,
lot ", block l47, and other property
J. w. Clarke and wife to peter Ro.
sendal et al, lots / and :, block 8
Clara ]. Hazelton and husband 70 r.
p, sehwab. lot s, block /, Mays
Vile add. 1850
J. z. Markell and wife to c. L. Dundy
et al lots I and 2. 4. s. Dundy, Jr.'s,
@. L Lund and Ida 5. Lund to T. P.
Sullivan, lot g. Waugh & WIS sub
T. H. Larke to Ella Hanion. lot il,
block i. South Omaha Park add. $50
Matilda A. Nelson and husband 90
John Moore M LOT 3 sl feet lot "a,
block 5, KirkwoOd ...'.!., 100
Howard Heyman ct al TO sEstella
Berry, VIZ lots l and ?. block lOO,
Same TO Addie heyman. en- lots l
and 2, same /
James Walsh and wife 10 Amalia
Mranch, lots n and Is. block y,
Benson 3D.
Total amount Of transfers ........ H7.ssl
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08

Always true OF constipation. Il begins
many maladies. but Dr. Kings New Lfs
Pills cure or no pay. Only 25c. For sale
By KEhn 4 Co
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08
order Call of House.
Another RestrainIng order.

The prevalence Of the New Omaha
Thomson Houston Electric Light COM
pany. which was represented by two keen
observers, was further shown by the serv-
ice upon the councilmen of a supplemental
restraining order forbidding the body to
pass the Rosewater franchise ordinance
No 2 introduced on the night Of March 81
and now being published. The order was
signed by Judge Dickinson and reads as
follows:
Upon reading the supplemental petition OF
the plaintiff July verified, and for good
cause shown. 1t is hereby ordered that the
injunction heretofore issued in said action
be amended and extended and that a sup
Elemental restraining order be granted
herein enjoining the defendants and each
of them from passing or attempting to
pass an ordinance known as document No.
800, introduced before the city council March
"a, and from taking any steps In relation
to the passage of the same or the FALLING
of an election under said pretended ordi-
nance until further order of the court,
upon the giving Of bond in the sum of
$500, and the hearing on application for
temporary injunction be set before me at
court room No. Z at S:45 a. M, Tuesday,
April IN -.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08

OMAHA.

Three-base hits: Killing, Dobbs. Slagle.
Struck out: ny Weimer. 4; by Lundgren,
Z; by Henderson,, 9; by Johnson, 3. Bases
on balls: on Weimer, l; or Henderson, /;
on Johnson. l. Eit by pitched ball: BY
/ Johnson, 2. Passed ball: Gonding. Time of
game: 1880. Umpire: Keith.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08
MRsic City Gould.

DR.. William Henry Loechner has moved
to Benson, where he proposes practicing
medicine.
Three cars of sand arrived for the con-
structlon OF the library yesterday, but no
work has started yet.
The Magic City Kings Daughters will
meet with Mrs. Harry Guthrie, Twenty
third and p streets, Thursday afternoon.
The city engineer has been directed to
establish the grade on w street from
Thirty-sixth street to Forty-second street.
Funeral services will be held over tbs
remains of Peter Manroth at 81. Francis
church, Thirty-second and X streets, this
forenoon.
Dennis McLain Is slightly under the
weather and will be confined to his home
for a few days on account OF a severe at
tack OF toothache.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08
Mrs. Frnnk Foster Beaten at Last.

WASHINGTON, April 7.-Promise of big
fields and excellent sport were spoiled in
part at Bennings today by a bad track.
The going was heavy and consequently In
the six races there wer~ ~twenty-three
scratches. Four favorites anc two heavily
played second choices won. The upset OF
the day was in the sixth race, in which
Benckart, backed for a fortune to win'
ran third.
beaten for the first time at this meeting
in the fourth race. She was a l to 2
favorite, but Glorlosa, the second. choice,
Results:
First, selling. seven furlongs: Ben How
ard. 9S CE. Walsh. 4 to 1 won; Alado, los
(Burton), 5 to /, second; Nuptial, 93 CHAP
pelle), Is to l, third. Timer 1881 2-5.
Second, four furlongs: Peter Paul, ia
(Burns), Z to 10, won; Petunia, ia lOdom),
is to 5 and 4 to 5. second; Spring, 40
(Haack), Q to 1. third. Time: O:51.
Third, maiden hurdle race, one mile and
q half over six flights Of hurdles: Gibson
Light, 1S5 CMara(, 9 to 10, won; Ben Bat;
j.. Is (%Bernhard0. 4 to l, third. Time:
Fourth, six furlongs: Gloriosa, ss
(Haack), II to 8, won; Mrs. Frank Foster,
los (Redfernl l to 2, second; Sir Christie
pher, III Lewis, 40 to /, third. Time: 1:06.
Fifth. Ave furlongs: Shrine. 90 (Red-
fern), II to 10. won; Merriment, LOG CBlake),
~ to /, second; Midnight Chimes. 107 NC
Csfferty), 3 to !. third. Time: 1:04.
Sixth, one mile and nifty yards, selling:
knight OF the Garter. 10 (Mlnder), to 2.
H. l.. Coleman, ITO (odom), 8 to l, third.
Time: l:A9.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08
THE REALTY HARRIET.
Warranty Deeds.

INSTRUMENTS filed for record Tuesday.
april Z, 1903:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08
CLAUDE WINS THE TENNESSEE
Farmer Jim Comes second I'm Derby,
Thus Forcing FavOrite 20
Third Place.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April THE Tennes-
see Derby, at one mile n an elRhth, tne
richest stake Of the Memphis Jockey CLUB,
was won this afternoon by NJ. J. Dalys
colt, Claude, the California Derby winner,
by Lissak-Lida H. In a calter by haii q
starter, finished second, two lengths be-
fore the odds-ou favor'te, Rightful.
Despite the weather conditions an enor-
nous crowd Witnessed the race. Rain
fell throughout the morning and left the
track in a muddy condition.
The Derby was called at 4 and six horses
faced the starter. Tracy was scratched
aud Farmer Jim was added an hour before
the race. Rightful held at the close odds
OF / TO 2, while a was second choice
al threes. FAINTER and Farmer Jim sold
at tens, while Senator Morrison and Judge
Hines, the Ellison entry, we're the out
To a good start Claude showed in front,
RightfuL Passing the stane Judge Hines
kept close behind. Turning up the back
stretch Judge Hines cut out the pace and
held fsld,t the w lead c pntL 9t he far er fSTf t TSt
forward and won In a canter.
Only two Of the six favorites won.
a length. The second race, at six furlongs.
was won handfy by Bummer II, while
Autumn Leaves secured the place.
Sam Hildreth's Thane, ridden by Fuller,
scored his eleventh successive victory by
beating Rankin in the third event. Censor,
well handled by Fuller, won the fifth race.
III NNt ~ hdNE 1p1hNN Co@aAh he
first win since his reinstatement by riding
Pay The Fiddler to victory AT long oids.
Results:
First, seven and a half furlongs, selling
Nearest, % CFuller), 9 70 20. won; Daddy
Bender, 90 CMcIntyre), Z TO 1, second; In
science, Sc (scully), 30 TO 1. third. Time:
1891.
Second, six furlongs: hummer II, 81
(Phillips), IL to I. won Autumn Leaves, l03
(Helgerson), 3 to 2, second; Optional, "
(Fuller), 4 to 5. third. Time: 1:16%.
Third, one mile: Thane, los Ruler), {
to S, won; Rankin, 96 (PhiliipsC 3 to /, sec
ond; Kenova, 1903 CHelgerson), { to 1, third.
Time: LAS.
Fourth, one mile and an eighth, Tennes.
see Derby, 5000 added: Claude, 122 81.
Daly). 3 to !, won; Farmer Jim ~
CHenry), 10 to 1. second; Rightful, 122 Dull
NAM / to 2. third. Time: 1854.
Fifth, six furlongs: Censor, 1874 (Fuller)
3 to 2, won; II You Dare, III CHenry), L
to /, second; Bard of Avon, 10 (McIntyre)
40 to /, tn I'd. Time: LII.
Sixth. one mile: Pay The Fiddler, 10:
IT Beam, 40 TO /. second; Sambo, III
(Fuller), 4 to 5, third. Time: 146hz.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08
NO QUORUM OF THE COUNCIL
Mr. Mount MystsriOusly Disappears When
Fifth Member Enters
CALL OF THE HOUSE FAILS TO PRODUCE
Ordinance for Bond Issue TO Purchase
or Build Light Plant Therefore
Fails 90 Get Before City
Fathers.

The mysterious disappearance OF Council
man Mount last night prevented a council
quorum. and after extending a call Of the
house for one hour the four members
present adjourned. The municipal cleo
trio light ordinance, therefore, was not in
troduced. How Councilman Mount got
away must forever remain an unanswered
question unless he chooses to make IT
clear. He was the FIRST man in the cham
Der, arriving before 8. zimman came in
and later Hoye. Burnley and Lobeck in
the order named. Mount had been fussing
over some papers at his desk and had not
removed his hat or overcoat.
When Lobeck arrived there we're a good
many persons inside the council rail and
the serving OF more restraining orders in
the Rosewater electric ordinance matter
caused a flush OF confusion. Two minutes
after Lobeck appeared nothing could be
seen of Mount. A hurried search was made
for him, but he had left no tracks. The
elevator conductor had not seen him leave,
nor had anyone else.
order Call of House.
City Clerk Elbourn called the council
to order at 500, President Karr. Hascall.
Trostler, Mount and whltehorn being alb
sent. Inc Iour members present, Burnley,
Hoye, Zimman and Lobeck ordered a call
Of the house and the city clerk to search
for absentees upon the motion Of zimman.
The city clerk Immediately issued sub
poenas for the missing five and Clerks
Greenleaf and Walkup we're dispatched to
serve the papers. At $3.50 they had not
returned and on the motion of zimman the
call was raised and everybody went home.
Therefore the ordinance proposing to let
the people say whether they should own
their electric plant was not introduced.
1t is now too late to have it submitted at
the May elections unless a special meet
ing is held before next Tuesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08

Total amount Of transfers .......,H7.ssi
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08
New south Omaha Charter.

The new South Omaha charter has been
signed by Governor Mickey and is now con
sidered to be IN force. Governor Mickey
signed the bill Just IN time TO prevent a
city election yesterday. As Il IL now cOun-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18
RELAND'S
WELCOME TO
EDWARD

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erIuF the houses : ang che royal route.
Meanwhile thers BE- much spsr ulHtiea
a. o. the exact nature " the welcome
that awaits the royal visitor There
can be no douht that Edward VII ls
personally popular lu Ireland Frank
open hearted EsusrouH and inNafiahif
rssnsidefute. courteous and kind rr e
of tbs ifpe af man thai appeals -
tha ifiHh
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impression. il r generally britrf0ii this
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frIfadif % ireiaHa ana that he NHusa
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people a. govern themselves