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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09
Pure Linen Handkerchief.


This Specialpurchase lots as we'll choice lines
factory remakable-Worthy
Of being among the best this Macy store ever presented
PURE LINEN HEMSTTcHED HANDKERCHEFs soft finished hens in
widths.
"0"I" D. 19s 2sS ace and acc 44c, SEC 5sc.
Our Belfast Factory Contributes the Following:
MEMS EXTRA LARGE C4-neh)I LINEN HAND-DRAWN
LINEN HANDDRAWN HEM uFMSTTCHED HANDKERCHIEPS;
STITCHED HANDKERCHlE Winch &c :, ., oe
box half dozen 9Sc and 81 SO
woMENS ALL LINEN HANDDRAwN HEMsTITCHED HANDKER
CHIEFS inch hens each DC, lSc l5c ana lSc
with hardly noticeable mpes
ron-S dropped emsh values Soe choice lEc
BOUGHT OF US MONDAY, TUESDAY OR
WEDNESDAY embroidered reduced oNsChoee OF SIX
which charge letter al
and 0 letter special at oe As ms No
promise 10 complete orders IN less ha ee Nee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09
Sheets and Pillow
Cases.

For special selling we offer q eollee-
ton Of 500 dozen good quality muslin
SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES-all
Of them made Of muslin torn from the
pieee--all OF them perfectly lroned.
Prices are less than the muslin VII cost
YOU II bought by the yard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09

MISSES TWENTY-FIVE INCH
FITTED JACKETS, made OF tan, covert
or black eheVot, inlaid collar OF stitched
velvet. trimmed with braid lined through
out with serge; sizes "a, 10 and Is years;
special for Tuesday at......... S4.Sb
cHILpREN's SUsPENDER DRESS
ES. made OF black and white checked
einPhams or OF light blue, rose and tan
ehambray with pleated white lawn
waists; sizes TO II years; special on
Tuesday at .......,,,..'..''o I'oO
WoMEN's SILK COATS, made OF
black taiieta, the popular redingote
model, 4S inches long, slightly blouSed
and handsomely trimmed with her,
cules braid special on Tuesday At Sl3.SO
woMEN's INSTEP LENGTH
SKIRTS, made OF blue and black Pan
anna, twenty-ons gore side Pleated style;
srecial on Tuesday at............S 4'SO
KIMONO SACQUES, made Of col
ored lawn, Dresden flower patterns,
trimmed with sailor collar finished with
border Of plan-colortd lawn hand
kerchiei sleeves; special for Tuesday
at ...,........''''' 'OoC
DRESSING sACoUEs. made Of fine
Persian lawn, colored flowers on white
grounds; deep pointed collar; seolloped
sll-around with eolored stitching; fitted
back; special for Tuesday At. .99c
WAISTS, made Of sheer white lawn,
trimmed with cluster tueh and panel
Of embroidery down front; finished with
Val. lace insertion; tucked back; special
for Tuesday az .............,... Sl'OS
BOYS KNICKERBoCKER AND
BLOOMER TROUSERS, made Of fine
VooIen remnants, used by custom tail
ors: all new spring patternt; sizes : 70
IS years: special Tor Tuesday at. 94C
MEMS SINGLE AND DOUBLE
BREASTED SACK SUITS, made Of
fine gray mixed vorsteds, in medium
and dark shades; regular value 1880
and $500; special for Tuesday at S12.49
FLOR DE MHRoDE CIGARS, finest
clear Havana filler and imported Su-
matra wrapper
sirenas, box Of so. regularly S2,4s sps..
eial for Tuesday at..............S 1.S9
High Life, box Of so, regularly $40;
special for Tuesday at..........S S.S9
The Above Will Not Be
on Sale Monday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09
Carpets, Mattings, Oil Cloths
and LinoIeums Less Than Regular


Spring Carpets Ocoths Linoeums Mattngs and Summer
Rugs involved special sale starting to-morrowu When
Summer furnishing plans for the final acon-the buying
AL WOOL INGRAM CARPETS quality, regularly Sssl 4SC
ayand; sold elsewhere At 75e yard
TAPESTRY CARPETS, regular price Sc yd 60C
WOOL VELVET effects, with and
without borders match regular price esq., sold elsewhere at $lO DOC
ayaTd Wv
yard elsewhere AZ Sli0 yard ....i
SPECIALVENETIAN AND STAIR CARPET IS inches
vide at 24 yard; p inches wide at 2se a yard
Oil Cloths and Lnoleums.
CLOTHS yard LINoLEuMS yard see
CLOTHS . 48c LiNoLEUMS, yard .4Se
IMPORTED NLAID LINoLEUMS regular price SiSS yd to- the
sale S1%A
China and Japanese nattings.
Fresh Mattngs-bght and plant-much serveabe
and satisfactory than the dry brittle sometimes carried
from another We do not single roll OF carried
Mating Prices here quoted for rolls OF 40 yards
SEAMLESS FANCY LNTAN PALMED MATTNGs 80 to IS lbs s
SEAMLESS FANCY FINE WEAVE LNTAN PALmED MATTINGs
SEAMLESS FANCY WHITE MATTINGS, imperial quality
e5 lbs the roll SlVt0
MATTNGS NngPo 911 89
fine white $685.
MATTlNGS designs eoon
PLAIN WHITE per roh S'oso
"cREX" GRASS MATING Sc inches vide yard sse 81 inch. ST.
u inch SIC
"cREX" GRASS RUGS STA
Algerian Rugs. MOedji Rugs.
Size 3x 6 feet, each Size tx feet each sass
Ak 7 est.e $3.50
Size 6x Q feet aehSII feet, each 794
n Size sxlO eete Size SlI9I
a Size sxl2 feet sxl2 feet. each SI4s4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09
Macy's-HeadQuarters
for Fine Perfumefy.

ian. rs -
In addition TO the Periumeries
produced in our own laboratory We
carry in stock the best products
OF other American laboratories, IS
well as thoroughly representative
lines from abroad. ~-s - 49,
OF these Imported Perfumes we
make bold to assert that Q similar
variety cannot be found in any
one store abroad. There II Is
customary for individual manu-
facturers to coniine their products
TO their own retail stores. Our
stocks OF imported Perfumes com"
prise all Of the standard lines
and for every line we have an
individual salesperson.
We give prompt attention to
special orders, filling them by
special import orders when nsSes-
sary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09
Sterling Silver Novelties for
Easter Gifts.

Photograph Frames, SI.34 @ $4,000.
Hat PIN Holders, SIC, 70 81 l8.
Manicure Sets, ~ ~ 70 $40 DC.
Toilet SETS 81 !. 90 10 S3I 90.
Cut Qass Powder BoEet. sterling silver mounted S34S
" Infants SETS 81 "a 10 ~ %.
Cologne Bottles sterling silver deposit, 500 so As.
Hair Brushes, 8A.9A 10 9l2ON.
Hand MIrrors, Ab ~ 20 0Ib.OO,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09
Cottage Dinner Services.

AIMEE icAY PORCELAIN SETS lOs pieces pretty decorations. SIS. 81
''''i ENGLISH SETS 100 pieces, AsnO So 80
per NJ SAgDOcEs eplcl ROYAL vTREous SI2.87
GEToSS sPiEcf decorated with Italian scenes SI6S7
ol PS5ati vARHs pieces with Ry''n 5000
BOOTHS SILICON SETS III with Do blue $23 81
80.
HUNDREDS OF OTHER STYLES ProPOdonatey oW-PHeed'
rngn u o S24eAS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09
Curtains and DraperieS.

NOTTINGHAM VESTIBULE NETS,
rs inches vide, i6e, 70 22e. qualities,
Q yard, l2e. and l4e.
so inches vide, 27e. to 3Se. qualities,
At Iee., nc. and use.
COTTAGE CURTAIN SWISS. striped
or figured, SO inches vide, lSe. and 21e.
quality, a yard, nc. and Ice.
RUfFLED BOBBlNETTE, with Re
Nuisance Insertions and edge, 80 inches
vide, 15e. quality, a yard, iec.
RUPFLED boBBINETTB BED
SETS, with large medallion centres Of
renaissance, including iestooned valance;
for foil size beds
$50 Sets, $3.50 s.7S Sets, S74e
7.2S Sets, SA.9e l0.2S Sets, S7.74
500 Sets, S5.2A 1850 Sets, Sl0.0o
COLORED MADRAS CURTAIN
DRAPERY, so inches vide, 7se. quality,
q yard. +se., Csc. quality, At ese.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09
Cutlery.

Basement.
Medium Knives and Forks:--
Cocobola Handles, Sc, s9c., SI.06 set,
Ebony Handles, Sill, Sl.25, SI.6e set,
Hard Rubber Handles, S2.43 and sass
set.
Cslluloid Handles, S2.ss to 1919 set.
Carvers, ebony handles, ssc. pair.
Carvsrs, stag handles, SIOS to S2.Sl
pair.
Bird Carver, stag handles, SI.Is and
Sl.6I set.
Carving Sets, stag handles, S2.es g
S9.62 set.
Bread Knives, good steel, Ice, and 3Se.
Butcher Knives, 2lc., Hc.
French Cook Knives, 2sc., 42e.
Ham Slieers, 4Ie.
Beef Slieers, SI.08, Sl.ll.
Potato Scoops, Ice.
Buckeye Sets:-Bread Knife, Carver
and Parer, l5e. set.
Rogers Nickel Plated Wars:--
Teaspoons, sec. dozen.
Tablespoons, STA dozen.
Table Forks, SI.lA DOZEN
Copper Ware
Punch Bowls, S7.3s to S23.4s.
Stems, S5.2s TO SASS.
Trays, CSC. TO Sl3.9e.
Niekel-plated Ware
French Coffee Machines, Se.ls to Ss.o2.
Five o'clock Tea Kettles, Sl.3s TO
SI4.0e.
Chatting Dishes, S2.4l to Sl4.os.
Wine Coolers, Sl,54 TO S9.9S.
Serving Trays, CSC. TO $40.
Salad Bowls, niekel-thmmed, sara TO
Se.s4.
Porcelain Trays, nieksl-trimmsd, sec
to S8.24.
Alcohol Irons, 9 &c. TO S3.7s.
Gas Irons, sac. 10 s6e.
Alcohol Stoves, zee. TO SS.H.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-01
Sensational Divorce Case.

ONAWA, Ia, Nov. 30.-(Special.) "A Pc
tition has been filed in the Monona county
district court entitled Maggie Mandolin
against Joseph Mandolin, in which the
plaintiff asks that the decree of divorce
granted by Judge Hutchinson in the Monona
county district court November 9, 1906,
divorcing Joseph Mandolin from Maggie
Mandolin be vacated and set aside and that
the plaintiff be permitted to appear and
file answer and cross petition in such
action. Plaintiff alleges that she is a resi-
dent of Tekamah, Neb., and had no notice
of the action and was not permitted TO
appear and defend, alleges fraud and per-
jury ana various other reasons are given.
The evidence was taken in shorthand by
w Z. Cody, the official court reporter of
the Fourth judicial district and was de-
cdedly sensational. Much of it would not
bear publication. A son of the parties
aged IL years, was the main witness against
his mother.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-01
sMeneY Case Todny.

NJ. A. sweeney, who married the divorced
wife of r. A. Ball of Omaha and then was
arrested on complaint filed by Ball be-
fore Justice Gardiner. charging him with
knowingly marrying the wife of another, -
will have a hearing this morning. On be-
half Of the defendant the facts In the case
are admitted and the outcome depends
entirely upon the question OF the appliea-
ton of the Iowa statute under which the
charge was brought Counsel for Ball, the
prosecuting witness, contend that as under
the Nebraska law Mrs. Ball could not re-
marry until after the expiration of six
months following the issuance of the de-
cree, the decree did not become effective
until after the six months and until II did
Mrs Ball was, in the eyes Of the law the
wife of Ball on behalf OF sweeney, II Is
contended that under the Iowa law a pery
son can remarry Immediately following the
issuance of a decree OF divorce aud that
as the marriage OF sweeney and Mrs. Bau
took place in Council Bluffs it was per-
fectly legal and that the charge against
sweeney cannot stand.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-01
EFFORT TO ROB POsTOFFICE FAILS
Outside of Safe Blown ON, but Money
Box Secure,

SIOUX FALLS, 8. D., Nov. 30.--(Special
Telegraph)-The United States authorities
in this city were today advised of a
desperate attempt which was made early
this morning to rob the postofiice at Hart
ford, situated a short distance west of
Sioux Falls The robbers gained access
to the building and succeeded in blowing
the outside shell of the safe Off. but before
they could prepare another quantity of
explosive and get into the safe they must
have been frightened. as they abandoned
further efforts and fled.
Two men are supposed to have been
implicated. 1t is believed they are the
same men who recently made an unsuc-
cessful attempt TO rob banks at Tea and
Spencer, small towns in this vicinity.
From the fact that they do not appear
TO understand the mechanism of the safes
which they attempted to crack. It is
thought they are amateurs at the business
of safe blowing. The Hartford case is
being Investigated by the federal au-
thorlties, who will make every effort to
apprehend the men implicated
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-01
INSURANCE ASSOCIATION DIsBANDs
supreme Court Decision Made
Effective at Once.
Made


As a result of the ruling of the supreme
court, the Council Bluffs Fire Insurance
Underwriters association. which has held
sway for several years, has gone out OF
business. The supreme court held that an
association of insurance agents or COM
psnies TO n Aintain rates came within the
meaning the Blanchard anti-compact
law and was therefore unlawful: Members
of the local association received word
Wednesday, it is stated, to disband.
The only immediate effect of the dissolu-
ton will he the discontinuance of the local
stamping agency and policies will be sent
direct by the agents to their companies
instead of being first filed for approval with
the local stamping clerk.
Heretofore the local fire insurance rates
have been dictated by man named Ben
nett who makes his headquarters at Cedar
Rapids, and now that the association is
dissolved It is possible that some OF the
companies may indulge in rate cutting in
order to obtain the bulk of the business.
On the other hand. it is stated. that the
uniform rate plan worked we'll and proved
agreeable to the business men OF the city
generally.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-01
SOUTH DAKOTA SUPREME COURT
Portion of Pure Food Law Held to
He Invalid,


PIERRE, S. D.. Nov. 3O.-(Special Tele-
gram.)--Th supreme court today handed
down opinions in the following cases:
BY Fuller. Presiding Judge-Anna Edge
ct al against ST. Paul Fire and Marine
Insurance Company, appellant. Faux, az
hrmed; Peter Godfrey, appellant, against
Emil Fault, Lawrence, affirmed.
BY Corson-James Philip, administrator,
against Royal b. Stearns ct al, appellants,
Stanley, affirmed Mary Garrison, appel
liant, against Joe Huntimer ct al Minne-
haha, reversed; State of South Dakota, de-
PENDANT in error, against Claude Cannon,
Nelson against National Drill Manufacture
ing Company, Minnehaha, affirmed; Will
liam Bernady against Colonial and United
States Mortgage Company, appellant,
Kingsbury, reversed; Lena A. Hawley
against Anon p. Bond, appellant. Mime
lants, against Ellory Q. Meade. Brown,
affirmed Edmund A. Bruce against Edwin
p, Wanzer, appellant, Douglas, affirmed;
N. j. Schlachler against ST. Bernard's Ro-
man Catholic Church of Hoven, appellant,
Porter, reversed; Henry Hermann against
| firmed Joseph Remmilliard, appellant,
against George Author, Union affirmed.
BY Haney-George w. Barrett against
Minerva e. Barrett, appellant, Minnehaha,
reversed; Jewett Bros. & Jewett against
| e. w. Small. state food and dairy com
| In this the supreme court holds with the
circuit court in the issuance of a temporary
! injunction restraining the state pure food
commissioners from the enforcement of sec.
| ton IL of the state pure food law. which
| requires that a label of the Individual
| of food products offered for sale in the
state.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-01
STOCK JUDGING TEAR SELECTED
Five 10 Represent state College at
Chicago show.

AMEs, Ia, Nov. SO.-(Special) AFTER
three months of the hardest work ever
done by any senior class of the animal
husbandry department OF the Iowa state
college for representation on the student
judging team which will represent the
college in the competition at the Interna-
tional Live Stock exposition at Chicago on
December 16, the names OF the six men
having the highest standing have been
announced as follows: r. A. Cave of
Ames, r. w. Grouse of Dyke, c. F. Cover
dale Of Delmar, 5. A. Fry OF Corydon and
r, s. Gribben of Minburn. with L. f. Troe-
ger OF Storm Lake as alternate
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-01

SIOUX CITY, Ia. Nov. SO-After
searching here for three days for his
lost sister, whom he had not seen for
twenty-eight years, Charles Osteberg OF
st. James, Mimi, was rewarded. His sis
ter was found to be Mrs Gustavus Metz,
who lives in this city Mrs. Metz did not
know she had a brother as the two were
separated when she was baby, She was
brought TO America by her mother after
her fathers death and her brother was
left behind. She read in the newspapers
of Osteberg's search and sent for him.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-01

OF the building is cement and in this room
the patients are allowed greater liberties
than elsewhere in the other buildings. They
are allowed to smoke and chew here IL they
wish. and hence all the patients are anN-
ious to get to this building. The building
accommodates $50 patients and all can he
fed at one time. A similar cottage is in
use at Clarinda. but the other hospitals
have no such arrangement. 1t Is the inten-
ton 70 secure cottages at the other hos
pitfalls Also as soon as possible.
Painting Not Satisfactory.
Some of the painting at the state house
in the $4,000 worth Of decorations is not
showing up we'll In the rotunda some Of
the figures that decorated the walls before
the last painting was done are showing up
through the new painting Above four
doors on the second story leading out of
the rotunda. four windows have been closed
up and plastered over This pastering is
also showing up through the new paint.
object to Being FIeureheads.
One move of the committee Of seven may
ors Of the Iowa League of Municipalities
I'm session here is to secure legislation Gi-
vorcing the office of mayor from that OF
the city council and to make the office ex-
ecutive ir fact as well as name. The move
was lead by Mayor ]. S. Castor of Bur-
lington, who said he objected TO being a
hgurehead. He was backed by all the other
members of the committee.
Ready for Painting.
Workmen were busy at the statehouse to-
day getting the scaffolding ready for Artist
Blashheid to put his painting on the wall
Blashneld will be in the city the first OF
next week to meet the Capitol commission
/ and begin work.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-01
ChiId smothered in Dad

WEBSTER CITY. Ia, Nov. SO-Their
S-weeks-old babe dead in bed with them
was the horrifyirg sight that met the
gaze of Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew House OF
Duncombe this morning when they arose
from their nights sleep. The night was
an unusually cold one and the child had
been smOthered by the covers
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-01
N1onnn. ao.ra - No.,

oNAwA, Ia, Nov. S0.-(Special 1.-The
Monona county Board of Supervisors meet
in special session Monday December L The
Monona and Harrison county boards will
have a joint session here December % and
hear complaints of assessments on the big
Monona- Harrison ditch. and then there will
be music in the air.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-01
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Odce. PeaFfa Tel

home. III East Broadway, from dropsy.
after a protracted Illness. She was 81 years
old and had been resident of Council
Bluffs for forty years. She was a native
of County Durham, England. Besides her
husband, one daughter Mrs. Elizabeth
WI itney CT Cedar Rapids. and two brothers.
Robert r. and w. c. Rain of this city
survive her. Announcement of the funeral
will be made later.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-01
object to Being FIRureheadr.
Mu,val in.Urance Meeting.

LOGAN, Ia, Nov. SO.--(Special.) THE an
nual meeting of the Harrison County Farm
ers Mutual Fire Insurance association has
been announced to convene at the court
house in Logan on Thursday December
II, at 10 O'Clock a. m. Officers for the en-
suing year will be elected at this time.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-01

plaintiff but the amount of damages
awarded was not stated. Mrs Hamilton
sued for $4,000 for the death of her hus-
band, who was killed while working in a
sewer trench at Fort Dodge during the
summer Of 1904, he being in the employ Of
the defendant company.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-01
N, 7. Plumbing %. Tel, $50 Might, Ls'


The district court jury in the suit Of
Mrs. A. NJ. Hamilton against the Barris-
Besley company brought in a sealed verdict
yesterday morning in time to permit its
members 20 eat turkey AT home. The
verdict was said 70 be in favor Of the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-01
me uneups
..-.v-vw 49,,
WEST DIES MONIES.

Time Of halves: twenty-five minutes.
Touchdowns: Dimmock, Macomber. Place
kick: Macomber. Referee: Mcdonald OF
Omaha. Umnire: Martin of Des Moines.
Head lineman: Walters of Council BUNS.
Timekeepers: Cutler of Council Bluffs and
Weekes of Des Moines
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-01
ROBBERS RAID JEwELRY STORE
Throw Brick Through window and
Take Contents.

Take Contents.
FORT DODGE, Ia, Nov. SO-(Special
Telegram)-A an early hour this morn
ing robbers smashed a large display win
dow in the jewelry store OF Mack Hurlbut
with a brick. Through the hole the rob-
bers reached in and secured several hun
dred dollars worth of jewelry. The win
dow was decorated with gold watches,
finger rings and fancy novelties, none of
which were large. The work evidently
was that of professionals, and the police
have no clue.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-01
Fearful Carnage

occurs every day from cuts. injuries, etc
Stop bleeding and heal the wounds with
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. 25c For sale by
Sherman e. Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-01
k2B.OO Reward

For the evidence leading TO the convic-
ton OF any person found destroying the
fountain In Bayliss park.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-01
USE YOUR TELEPHONE

We deliver anything we sell any place In
COUNCIL BLUFFS, OMAHA or SOUTH
OMAHA. WITHOUT ONE CENT EXTRA
CHARGE
Did any other 'druggist ever offer you
this conVenienceg
Did any other druggist ever OFFER you
ANYTHING, in fact, for less than full
Do YOU realize the fact that OUR
COUNCIL BLUFFS STORE is selling goods
OVER 10 per cent less than OMAHA drug
stores and q per cent less thar you used
10 pay In Council Bluns2
DO YOU. TRADE WITH US?
II not, is there any particular reason E:
These are pointed questions, but they are
reasonable and should interest YOU as
we'll as Us,
Let us price your prescription before you
have Il hlled We nh en- right or not
AZ ALI ,..
CuT cNukEEEUSc DRUG
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-01

o Z. Fifth avenue and Main street, Coun-
ell BLUFFS, Ia, phone SS3. Cor. Sixteenth
and Chicago streets, Omaha. Twenty
fourth and streets South Omaha.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-01
old Resident Dea'

Mrs. Elizabeth Proctor. wife of Charles
s. Proctor died yesterday afternoon at her
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-12
~''* BUILDING. ACTIVITIES
News of the Week in Minneapolis and
- the Northwest.

=, Building notes for the week show
continued activity, notwithstanding the
lateness of the season. The Improve
ment Bulletin reports as follows:
j. NJ Paul, 1924 Chicago avenue, has plans
for a ,two-story frame fiat at 1924 Hennepin ave-
1Ie. It will be 32x3S two-story. attic and
basement, with plumbing bath mantel aIt gas gae
tage to be erected at 736. Franklin avenue.
| It will be a2x2s, pressed brick veneered mod
ern interior finish :thruout The Minneapolis
Paving & Cement Brick company has the con. o.
tract to do the sexcaEattng and put IN n the
foundation work The superstructure VIII l. d be
erected in the spring Cost OF the latter' '
| So, 900. IF
for a modern frame cottage to be erected al
for ios frame cottage at Fairfield. Neb. for Dr.
G. M. Prentice, cost 81, 500; also residence fol
! A. L. Fuller at Crookston, Mimi, cost $4,000
Glenn i. saxton. architect It is at work YORK, %. OF
| plans for frame cottage. 22x24. for William
M Peck Concordia, Kan, cost $1,000: for 8
frame residence for A. Z. Cook ottawa, Kan.
] cost So. 800. ~ 81 .s.z5ss lt .
/ has cor Contracted With the Lowry Realty com
! pany to erect a two-story frame cottage a
29s2 Seventeenth; avenue s.. Cost, S. 600 Th'
Lowry Realty company pn y also erectlns Irafn IN
i william Rose, which Wilt have modern interio
/ finish thruout. The concrete foundation is in
Superstructure will be completed In the earl,
spI H. a. Lamoreaux, architect. has plans 70
a storage warehouse, between. Third and Fourt
d avenues on Third street. II will be 44xl0s
gravel roof. n There will be some cement. fire
proof construction, electric wiring: some heat
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