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Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

ordinary city lot, will admit of a building
lighted from every side and that will not
be less than FIVE stories high Mrs. Emma
f. Byers. general secretary. and Mrs. w.
p. Hartford, president of the association,
will visit the Minneapolis and Milwaukee
association buildings during their absence
from the city this summer. and also other
buildings for the purpose of getting ideas
for the local organization.
what the Building VIII Have.
The main points of the building as the
board now have them in mind include the
rest rooms, reading rooms, library and
offices, bath and toilet rooms, gymnasium
and an auditorium that will accommodate
the frequent large gatherings of women.
One floor will be given to cafeteria, where
luncheons will be served on the same plan
and at the same rates as at the present
lunch room. There will also be a cafe
where those with more time and wishing
to order, may be served. The kitchen will
also be on this floor. Another floor will
include club rooms and committee rooms
that may be rented to organizations wish
ing their use and may be used for the as
sociation's educational classes evenings or
when not otherwise occupied.
Still another floor will be devoted to
what Will perhaps De one OF the most IN
teresting as well as practical and valuable
features OF the future association work,
a school of domestic science. The school
in the Detroit association will be taken as a
pattern and the local association expects
to enlarge and improve upon many of it's
best features. There will be classes in
cookery. food-ehemistry, bacteriology and
the other sciences incidental TO practical
housekeeping, and there will be a model
fiat where the instruction may be put into
practice. There will be classes in sewing,
millinery, the judging and buying OF tex
tiles and in marketing and general buying
for the house. This school will OF course
be under the direction OF a trained in
structor and assistants. and a years work
will be divided into three terms The as
ISOLATION will be able 10 guarantee the
qualifications Of its graduates and it is
the intention TO make this department one
Of the most helpful, not only to women
who would make their living by domestic
service. but to housekeepers and other
women who would NJ or perfect them
selves In any OF the several branches. Such
a school should go as far toward solving
the domestic service problem in Omaha
as II has In Detroit and the other cities
where the plan has been 50 successfully
followed.
one PeFPIexinE Question.
The advisability OF maintaining dormi-
tories for transient women or for girls in
need OF temporary assistance has been
seriously considered. but the majority OF
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
MATHEWS GOES FOR HIS MEN
Leaves with CaPiases "a serve on No
Pherson County cattIemen Ae-
cused of Illegal Fencing.

Deputy United States Marshal Earl
Mathews has gone 10 Mcpherson county
TO serve capiases upon the Miller brothers.
five in number, and one Reed, against whom
complaints recently were filed for illegally
fencing public lands on the government
forest reservations In that county
The accused parties will be taken before
the United States commissioner at Inn
portal for arraignment, as there is no
United states commissioner az North Platte.
the Imperial commissioner being the closest
to the residences OF the accused cattle
men. II is expected the parties, who are
jointly charged with fencing 1900 acres OF
land Will give bond in i1.OOO each for their
appearance at the United states district
court at Omahl
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
GROCERIES! GROCERIES!
HAyDENs MAKE THE PRICES THAT FILL THE BILL

CHEAPER THAN LEMONS.
wild Cherry Phosphate or Root
Beer-one bottle makes five gal
Ions, bottle. ..........,.....''..'lO c
CHEESE AND BUTTER DEPT.
Very fancy Dairy Butter, equal to
Creamery, per lb.,....~.........Ac
Fancy Separator Creamery But
ter, lD...............'.''' 1900 'SOc
Fancy full Cream Cheese. lt....l5c
Fancy Full Cream New York
Cheese, Id. ..............k...... .15c
Neufchatel Cheese, each......... 30
Pineapple Cheese, each. $50
Fancy Wisconsin Brick Cheese,
per Observation-Disclosures. .l21bc
Fancy domestic Swiss Cheese,
per lb..'...... ..........'''''.'''''lo c
FRUITS. FRUITS. FRUITS.
Fancy large juicy Seedless Lemons,
per dOz.. ..............s........z uC
Fancy large ripe Pears, per doz. .15c
Fancy large sweet Oranges,
per doz.. ....-..................l 0c
Three measures fresh roasted Pea
nuts .,',.........''s's'''' 'lVc
Fancy Fard Dates. per lb...... 100
Fancy Colorado Honey, rack. .1Oc
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
HARDWARE!

NAILS! NAILS!! NAILS!!!
Sd to God, per pound. .219c
50-fOOt cotton Clothes Line. ...... Toe
Six dozen Clothes Pins. ........ &c
Bon Ton Wash Boards, each. .29c
No. 8 Copper bottom Wash Boiler. soc
1O-quart Galvanized Water Pail. .10c
12-quart Galvanized Water Pail. lie
14-quart Galvanized Water Pail. lac
Heavy sheet iron Gasoline Oven $1.49
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
THE ELDRIDGE

need or not theirs is certainly a great need
and the Young Womens Christian assocla-
ton is the only institution in Omaha that
even in a small measure meets 1t.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
VBRIEN HAS NARROW ESCAPE
Fifth Ward Member Gets Between Chicago
Officer with Gun and Fugitive.
LUCKILY THE OFFICER DID NOT SHOOT
Had He Omaha Would Have Had TO
Call Special Election TO FIJI
Vacancy in the City
Council.

Councilman Dave O'Brien is back from
an eastern trip lasting a month. He APP
peared at his desk at the usual hour Sat
urday morning and before 10 o'clock was
as hoarse as a campaign speaker a week
before election, so heartily had he talked
about the things seen while away from
home.
He visited his old home and relatives at
Lewiston, Me-. Boston, New York and va
rious New England summering places. He
left Mrs. O'Brien and a son starting on a
pilgrimage through Nova Scotia and Ca
madam parts. In Chicago the Fifth ward
statesman says he had a narrow escape
from assassination.
1T was Wednesday morning" said Mr..
O'Brien, "and l never felt better in my
life. / had gone over on the North Side
with three friends TO attend to some bust
ness. We were walking along Illinois street
as happy as larks when suddenly a man
ran around the corner and made in our d.
rection. He was followed by another man.
When the hrst party was quite close to
us the second party pulled cannon and
aimed at the one pursued.
Right at the Mu1EIe.
Your friend from Omaha was right in
line with the lannon's mouth. Oh, how ~
uiu WISH TOT the busted asphalt ana thC
Whit from South Omaha. But first party
saw the gun and stopped. We learned he
was eounterfeiter and had showed a dol
lar Of the queer In a restaurant. Party OF
the second part was United States mar
shall who had been tracking the queer gent
all morning. Say, I'm glad he didn't shoot.
There wouldn't haven't been any more nice
summer vacations for Davy.
Didn't go over 10 Portsmouth, N. H.,
though was within sixty miles. because /
was afraid they would make me chairman
OF the peace conference. and ! didn't want
to hear any politics. Got enough Of that
at home. thank you.
Gas street lighting contract7 Yes, in
deed. Found out there was no need 20
hurry before l went away. 50 as chairman
Of the lighting COMMITTEES got all papers
and locked them up. Wan spring them on
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
Y. W,C.A. IN ITSOWN BUILDING
Dream of Some Earnest Women Bids Fair
to Be Realized.
WORK THAT HAS BEEN QUIETLY DONE
All But $1,000 Needed to Purchase site
Has been Subscribed and work
for that VIII he
Pushed.

The frequent shrieks OF the siren whistle
that recently proclaimed each 81, 900 gained
toward the 10000 which should insure a
building for the Young Mems Christian
association, served also to acquaint hum
drsds of citizens with the work of that
organization, but there are still thousands
OF people in Omaha who know compar-
atively little OF the work Of that great sis
ter institution, the Young Women's Christ
ian association that for the past twelve
years has done more for the self-support-
ing women OF the city than any other
agency.
For more than two years a modest little
committee of women have solicited sub
scriptions among the business men of
Omaha. toward a building that should be
adequate 20 the needs Of the 10000 wage
caring women. besides the hundreds of
other women who come daily TO the bust
ness part OF the city, and while their eff
forts have been rewarded with substantial
encouragement I'm the way of promised sub.
scriptlons when some definite site or some
tangible plan for raising some definite sum
had been decided upon. 1t was only six
weeks ago, while the campaign for the
Young Mems building was being planned,
that the finance committee came promi-
nently before the public with a definite
proposition and began active soliciting for
funds for their enterprise
The fact that the young men were 50
actively in the field occasioned not little
criticism in some quarters where the cir
cumstances were not understood and now,
without any apologies for their activity, the
Young women oner some explanation OF
their position at this time and further, look
TO the men and women OF Omaha to sup
port and sustain them.
search OF Two Years.
With nothing more tangible than promises
and few hundred dollars that had been
pledged and raised by the members OF the
association, the finance committee has for
more than two years been looking for a lot
within the limits accessible to the hundreds
Of women who patronize Its lunch and rest
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

ls-lb. sacks fancy high patent Min
nesota Flour. .....,.........''..* l.4S
4 lbs. fancy hand picked Navy
Beans .f...'...''''''''''''''
4 lbs. Pearl Tapioca, Sage, Barley
or Farina. ...........'''.'....''l
4 lbs. best bulk Laundry Starch. .15c
4 lbs. good Japan Rice.............15c
10 bars best brands Laundry
Soap ..............s..s'.''z oc
OIL or Mustard sardines, can. &c
lib. can fancy Alaska Salmon. &C
lib. can Boston Baked Beans. 40
BIB. can Boston Baked Beans. INC
A-lb. cans Potted Ham. Deviled
Ham, Potted Tongue, Deviled
Tongue or Potted Beef. sac
lib. pkg. Corn starch............. &c
lib. pkg. imported Macaroni. ...s1bc
Choice S-Crown Raisins. per Id. .4lhc
xcelo, Malta Vita, Egg-o-see or
DR.. Prices Breakfast Food,
per kg............,..,...,,' NC
The best Soda Crackers, lb....71sc
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

the committee of the whole Monday after
noon. l don't think any propositions sub
mitted are low enough. VIII make a fight
for still lower rates--something about SO
or S23."
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

Handsome Metal Bed, large and
heavy brass ornaments and
brass rail and spindles-a bed
that usually sells for z EN-
$1.S5, now OsOV
Another fine Metal Bed with ex-
tended foot rail and brass
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

Fine oak Dresser, serpentine half
swell front, top 26x4O, French
bevel mirror-usual n en-
price SIS, now ...A Re ~
Fine oak Dresser, full serpentine
swell front, oval French bevel
mirror, 22x2S-usual , &c
price $3.50, now. = ZsOV
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

sc Heavy Cream and Bleached all Linen
T Ssdi,i pq IN Is I'd 45C
500 Bleached and Unbleached 62r
Table Damask, at, per yard...... wv
S1.5O Full Bleached double Satin Damask
and silver bleached German OS-
Damask, Pin. wide, at, yd........ ~
$3.50 Bleached all linen Napkins, ROr,
22x22 size, at, per dozen............ ODS
SOC Sheer Linen Lawn 36-in. 0SC
wide, at, per yard..................
25c Belfast. linen finish, Shirt 1O1C
Waist Suiting, at, per yd......,..
TIC Lowell Mills Beached Muslin, 10
36-in. wide, at, per yard...............O
TIC Z. II. soft finished bleached Cam
brio, SO inches wide, at, &C
per yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Csc Standard Bleached Seamless 1OC
Sheets, SlX90 size, at, each........
Acc Ready -to-Use Bleached a01C
Sheets, 72x90 size, at, per yd.... 90 ~
121Rc Ready-to-Use Cases, Or
42X36 size, at.................. ..,........)
Fine printed Batiste, worth 6Lc
up to 15c, at, per yard...............OSS
Printed Batstes, worth up Ac
to 1Oc, at, per yard. .............,.....,
71Rc Double Warp Turkish 40
Towels, each ............................
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
HARDWARE!
BIG MONEY. SAVING SALE MONDAY

Solid Steel Spade. ............... 1916
Solid Steel Grass Hook. .12t
Spring Door Hinges, per pair. .12C
Adjustable Screens, each. ...... 200
2-hole burner Gasoline Stove. -. 50. 40
Heavy Gal. Refrigerator Pan. -. .29c
1h-quart Granite Coffee Pot. 80. .23c
2-quart Granite Coffee Pot .25C
3-quart Granite Coffee Pot. .. .2Sc
Fancy Nickel Tea Kettles, each. .S9c
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
Linens, Sheetings
and Wash Goods
Special Monday BARGAINS in the Great domestic 70 M

Zoe large Huck Towels, RlC
at, each.........s.......... .......,,,,C1S
15c Hemstitched Huck Towels, 10r,
at, each.................... ........'.
121hc Fringed Damask Towels, RAC
at, each. ...ss..ss..
&c Heavy Twilled Towellng, Q4C
at, per yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
&c Linen finish check glass A1C
Toweling, at, per yard...............H 2S
121kc Extra heavy all linen Barnsley
bleached Toweling, RAr
at, per yard ...........................>
27Jhc Pepperall bleached Sheeting, Toe
24 yds. wide, at, per yd.............A0
3Oc Utica Mills Bleached 104c
Sheeting, "a yds. wide, at, yd... S-2S
CSC Somerset Bleached Sheeting, c0C
"a yds. wide, at, per yard....... so
15c B1eached Pillow Casing, 1IC
42-in. wide, at, per yard.............
Ice Bleached Pillow Casing, IO4C
45-in. wide, at, per yard..'..''''''
All our Wash Voiles sold sc
up to 25c yard, at, yard. ........."...SS
All our French Ginghams that 30
sold up to 121sc, at, yard. 49,
All our Fall Style Prints, sold .3lC
up to TIC, at, per yard. ........,....OsS
All our yard-wide Percales, sold 6kC
up to 1sc, at, per yard........"...OS~
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
5 Splendid Furnishing Bargains

GOwNsNad
full
world ov a zSC
ito 5c perp 1lr
N"' ~ u.s. " w. ~ ~
TIN
1c &c
ieeu"t
light a
easter manu-
at.... ... ~ "
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

CLosina on AM Mash Goods

Closing Out An Wash Goods
Monday will be the greatest day in the history Of
Wash Goods Department All our domestic
wash goods will go at three prices, E.
at yard Zoe, Tt5c and. ..................JC
All our Imported Figured Wash Goods III
will go at yard, 25c, 15c and. ..........lZ &c
15c Voiles, 12Ihc Crepes, all new shades 12tbc
Ginghams, 10c Chambre Ginghams 121hc and
15c Batlstes fast colors, 40in. Lawn worth 15c,
and several other goods worth up to 25c, IN
39e Goods at lie a Yard
High grade Batistes Organizes Dimnites Lawns
that sold at 25c, Doc and Doc yard, all IL
at, a yard. Observation-Disclosures. . az
Soc and sec at Zoe Yard
Pure Linen in fancy checks, plaids and stripes,
that sold up to soc, white goods very highly
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
one PeFPIexinE Question.

The advisability OF maintaining dormi-
tories for transient women or for girls in
need OF temporary assistance has been
seriously considered. but the majority OF
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
China Dept.
Specials

Art Pottery Jardinieres Z, 8, 8
and 10 inch size, worth four
times the price, special De-
at 55c. 45c, 35c and. law
IMPORTED GILT NOVEL
TIES in Austrian wear, great
bargain IN
at. ............
HAND PAINTED SALAD
DISHES, Cake Plates, Sugar
and Cream Sets, etc, worth up
to $3.50, choice SEo
Saturday. .............~O
Tin top Jelly Glasses, D.
each. ..........'. ......-
Plain Tumblers without IL
tops, each. ..............AZ S
Straw Table Mats, TO-
per set...
Handled Cups and a.
Saucers, each. ...... SZS
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

ANY LAWN OR LINEN WAIST
in the house worth up C.
to $500, at, choice .......... Pc
CHILDREN'S WASH DRESSES
worth up to $3.0O-at, ORc
choice ...........,,. '........
Women's Long Kimonas, ROr
at ..s...-.......s ..'s.'s.s'''s
W saosnes. 'i at . Dressing .69C
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-02-25
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

To the Electors Of the Village OF East
Jordan, County of Charleyoix,
State Of Michigan:
Notice is hereby gwen that meet
ing Of the Board Of Registration Of the
Village above named, will be held at
the Hose House within said village, on
SATURDAY, March IL, 1908,
for the purpose Of registering the
names Of all such persons who shall be
possessed of the necessary qualificat
ions Of electors and who may apply for
tat purpose, and that the said Board
Of Registration will be in session on
the day and at the place aforesaid
from 900 o'clock a.. m. until 800 o. CLOCK
p. IN. for the purpose aforesaid.
Dated this 23rd day Of February, A
ID. 1905.
BY order OF the Village Board OF
Registration. DAVID f. CLEMENT,
Village Clerk
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-02-25
VILLAGE ELECTION NOTICE.

To the Electors of the Village OF East
Jordan, County Of Charlevoix, and
State OF Michigan:
Notice is hereby given III It the next
ensuing election for said Village will
be held at the Town Hall IN said Will
aye on
MONDAY, March 13, 1905.
at which election the following officers
are to be chosen, viz: One Village
President, one Village Clerk, one Will
age Treasurer, three Trustees for two
years, one Assessor.
The polls or said election will be
open at 100 O'Clock a. m. and will re-
main open until 500 o'clock D. m of
said day of election.
BY order of the Board Of Election
Inspectors Of said Village.
Dated this 23rd day OF February, A.
ID. 1905. DAVID #. CLEMENT.
Village Clerk.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-02-25

associate himself with another young
man-Att'y J.. f. Knowles in the
law and real estate business at that
place. All will be indeed sorry to
have Mr.. Converse leave Easr Jordan
as he has made Il host of friends while
here both in law and social fields. He
is a graduate of the Law Department
of Michigan University, has taught
school and was Circuit Court COm'r in
his home county-Lapeer- when he
left to come TO East Jordan. He has
all the traits that 20 to make the sue
sessful business man and The Herald
j''ins with a host of friends IN wishing
the new law firm unbounded success.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-02-25

NV is the time to get your old car
pets together and plan for 10 have
them made into be ,utiful sanitary"
rugs by the Petoskey Pug Mfg Car
pet Co. Ltd. Remember, they have
no agents canvassing and anyone ap-
preaching you a. an agent should be
turned down as fraud. Write for
their free booklet which will be mail
ed you. Once customer OF theirs,
always one.
Take one California Prune.sWafer
after each meal and you will meyer
know dyspepsia, or constipation. 10C
for % cents. Ask your Druggist. Fol-
sale at Warnc,s Pharmacy.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-02-25
Law Office Change.

They're painting new shingle over
at Boyr e City on which Is being in
scribed knowles & Converse. Attor
news at Law, Real Estate and Insur-
ance." AttyJ. Ernest Converse, who
has been affiliated with the law inter
ests Of East Jordan for some time past,
has decided that better opportunity
for business is pre- scented to him in our
sister city and will leave next week to
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-02-25
VILLAGE CAUCUS.

Notice is hereby given that Village
Caucus will be held in the Village
Hall Hose Ilouse) in said village, on
SATURDAY, March 4, 1865,
at $50 p. M. standard time for the pur.
pose Of placing in nomination candid
ates for Village Officers for the ensu-
ing term for the Village Of East Jor-
dan. county OF Charievoix, Michigan
and for the transaction Of such other
business as may properly come before
it
b, order OF Board OF Election In
spectors. DAVID +. CLEMENT.
Dated Feb %. 1905. Village Clerk
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-02-25

N l1luueu Nillilc'
Y. C. Mack, the Jswelsr.
Mrs. Enos Lane is quite i'll with
blood poisoning.
Miss Ethel Dustin is guest OF Battle
Creek relatives.
Frank NJ. Severance is home from
his southern trip.
Colored Glasses of all kinds at
MACK Jewelry Store.
NJ. e. Ladies Aid meet with Mrs.
Waterman. next " ednesday.
Lewis New Grocery has a Fl line
of Oranges and Lemons just received.
The Ladies Literary Club met with
Mrs. Douglass e. Loveday, last even
ing.
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
meet with Mrs. j. A. Mckee next
Friday, March ard.
Mr.. and Mrs. John BOosinger are
entertaining the latter's mother, Mrs.
w. A. McRae Of Mt Pleasant.
Seat sale for "A Hidden Crime" be-
gins today at Booslnger Bros. Prices
20, 35 and 80 cents; box seats 75c.
Mrs. L. A. Kenyon was at Sutton S
Bay recentlv, called thither by illness
Of her daughter, Mrs. John Roy.
! Ii your eyes bother you take them
/ TO MACK S Jewellery Store and have
them fitted with pair OF good Glas-
ses.
| Kline & Kline gave a nice social
dance at the Maccaboe Hall last We'd
nesday evening. 1t was wei! attended
and all had good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Price gave a
very pleasant card party Friday even
Ing. Thirty guests were present
Light Refreshments were served. Mrs
f. A. Ashley and Mrs. G. A. Swee,
won the prizes Ia guessing contest
A series OF special meetings are be-
ing held in the Saints Church, same
being conducted by Revs. Fl. A
! Brooks OF yelling, Canada, J. G. Blan
ey OF near Montreal aad j. II. futile
of Cheboygan. Meetings are hello
every afternoon and evening and will
/ De continued several weeks.
Twenty weeks ago the Presbyterian
Sabbath School was divided into tive
divisions to be known as the Blue,
and the Reds and the object was TO in
crease the attendance. In this it wa,
very successful. The outcome OF thu
affair was on Wednesday when tn,
Reds won out, and the Blues had t,
stand for good supper, which they die
in fine style at the Town Hall.
IA Hidden Crime the new 20tl
century drama which is to be a
the Loyeday Opera House on Marcel
2nd Is a.dramatic tale of love ant
intrigue with pride on one side AM
hate and jealousy on the other. as tn,
motives impelling the actions OF tn
chief operators. There is a wealth o
human interest IN the play. The cas-
presenting it is . very large one an,
, contains such well known artists a
Mr.. Jno p. LOckney and Miss Paulin
Fletcher.
Nine couples IN colonial costume
celebrated the eve Of Washington
Birthday In an exceedingly pleasan
manner at the home Of DR.. and Mr.:
&c. A. sweet. The inevitable cherr
tree and hatchet was also present.
delicious luncheon was served; que,
sing contest was enjoyed. the priz
being won by VIM. Palmer A blind
fold game was then participated in
Mrs. II \. Price being the lucky ons
she put the Ratchet exactly In the gas
10 the tree.