Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-10

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Indications point to a large attendance
on the opening day.
Cash Capital Counts.
One OF our business advantages is ample
cash capital We are known in every
market as cash buyers and as everyone
knows nothing induces low prices like spot
cash. We can buy for less and sell for less.
Our advantage Is your gain II you trade
at our store. We want your trade We
stand between you and high prices More
than that, we stand for only fair and
square business principles. Bring us your
trade. d. S. Clark, The Leading Druggist
John KuIeen wanted.
City Clerk Gillin received a letter satur-
day from Mrs. j O'Bren 5s7 Paulina
street, Chicago, asking the authorities here
to try and locate John KIleen. Mrs
O'Brien stated in her letter that KiIleen
started for South Omaha a year ago and
has not been heard Of since She says
that the young man has some money com
ing TO him from his father and that the
fund is tied up until he can be heard from.
In the meantime Killeen's mother is In
Strengthened circumstances.
The police are asked to look for the man
end the clerk is requested to look over the
death record for a year and ascertain II
Killeen died here. Killeen is described as
being about Eve feet eleven inches tan,
dark complexion, brown eyes. rather good
looking, smooth shaver and upper teeth
not even
On Monday the clerk will search the
death record ana in the meantime the po-
lice will make inquiries.
Anderson-Quarfoot wedding.
Rasmus Anderson, engineer at the Ar
mour plant and Miss Esther Quarfoot Of
Omaha, were married last evening at the
I home Of Mr.. and Mrs HELM, lS2 South
Nineteenth street. Rev. M Hendricksou
| OF Omaha performed the ceremony. Mon
day morning Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson will
leave for wahoo. where they will visit
friends for few days. After the visit they
will make their home in South Omaha
Card of Thanks.
We wish to thank the many friends and
neighbors for the kindness and sympathy
shown us in the sickness and death Of our
loved one. and for the many beautiful
floral offerings.
DR.. DE LANNEY.
Mr.. AND MRS. CALRINS.
ARTHUR CALKINs.
CoOpers' Union Picnic.
pie OF South Omaha will hold a picnic IN
| der the auspices Of the South Omaha
! CooDers' union. W. z. Keller. interna-
| tional secretary OF the cooper organiza-
tons, and w T. Briggs, general organ
izer will be present and deliver addresses
One Of the objects Of the gathering is "a
obtain the views Of South Omaha labor
ing men on the proposition 10 amalgamat,
all OF the labor organizations Of this city
The benefits Of such organization is tc
be pointed out by Messrs. Keeler and
Briggs II is expected that a large crowd
will attend the picnic
Magic City Gossip.
Storage and hauling. Brewer Tel. No. 80
Mrs. c. r. Oliver spent last week witt
| friends in Denver
birth Of a daughter.
Mrs. Harry Miller of Nashville, okl.. 1.
here visiting friends
Miss Anna Parks has gone to Sioux Cit,
10 visit Mr.. and Mrs. William Weldon
Mrs. John F. Schultz spent last weel
| visiting relatives In Washington county.
The voting machine in the council cham
Der sui attracts great deal OF attention.
William Wheeler and family OF Fairfield
wife. "'''
The Bohemian Catholic Turner's OF soutl
omaha will picnic at CORTLAND Beacl
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spear have move,
into their new home at Sixteenth and +
Mrs. z. G. Rozzene was confined to he
home last week with a severe attack o
| neuralgia.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Wright are now GO
cupying their new home at Twenty-elghtl
and streets.
Rev. D, X TindaH will preach rnorninI
and evening today at the First Methods
Episcopal church.
The Presbytery Of Omaha will meet Mon
day evening at Cedar Bluffs, Neb DR.
| Wheeler will attend.
Charles A. Durham. assistant cashier O
the Packers National bank, is away on
two weeks vacation.
Mrs. W. s. Derbyshire and children hav
returned from Kansas where they spen
the summer with relatives.
Miss Yerna Todd, Thirteenth and
I streets. has returned from Ashland, wher
she visited friends for a couple OF weeks
The English Lutherans will meet for wor
/ ship this forenoon al Masonic hall Twenty
NTH and streets Rev. Livers vii
The Ladies' auxiliary Of the Young Men
Christian association will meet with Mrs
John Fields. l40s North Twenty-third street
Where to Put Lies Emphasis" is III
topic OF Rev. Wheelers morning sermon a
the First Presbyterian church. Mrs. II. c
Richmond is 20 sing.
St Martins auxiliary will give a Dime
| Thursday at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs }
. b. Watkins. Dinner is 10 be served from
( 5 80 j. m. until 10 p.
T. Stambaugh. editor Of the Tooter, tn
organ OF the high school viii leave Tues
, day for Lincoln 10 enter the Nebrask
Z Wesleyan university for full course.
Regular services will be held at the Lehe
Memorial church today with baptism an
I reception OF members. Rev. Stamhaugf
| the pastor, leaves on Tuesday for Albion [
attend the annual conference.
The Triumph Through Difficulties"
Rev. Andrew RenWicks subject at IN
! morning service at the United PreEby
terrain church. In the evening the paste
will preach on the theme Getting Read
10 Live"
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