Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-05
N Y. Plumbing Co. Tel $50 Night. TSs
MINOR MENTION

Davis sells drugs
Stockert sells carpets
Plumbing and heating. Bixby & Son.
Drs Woodbury.. dentists, 30 Pearl street
Morgan & Dickey for paint, oil and glass
Lenerts improved Toric lenses give salts
faction
DR.. Luella Shaw Dean, nomeopath. Brown
building room g. Tel 9O9
Pictures and art novelties for graduation
gifts Alexander's. S33 Broadway.
special summer rates to new students at
western Iowa college until June g.
Rubber paint, imperyiovs to water. Bor-
wick, al South Main. Telephone $50
Duncan, 3 Main St. guarantees to do the
best shoe repair work. Give him trial.
Rev J. w. Williams of Missouri Valley
preached last evening at Trinity Methodist
church, the occasion being the quarterly
meeting
City Assessor Hardin expects to complete
the census of the city in about ten days
lie does not anticipate that the enumeit-
ton Will show population exceeding 2i,UOU.
Jewel court, No. ?, Tribe of Ben Hur will
meet in regular session Tuesday evening for
the nominate of officers and other Dusi-
present.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Com
merclal club. scheduled for next Wednes-
day night, will be postponed TO Wednesday
OF next week on account OF the nremen )
tournament
last evening for Topeka, Kan, TO attend the
convention OF the Royal NelgADUrs Of
<AIltIlCd DIS representative OF Inc Ninth
Iowa congressional district
Mr.. and Mrs M Milburn. living on Sixth
avenue, Will nave a hearing THURSDAY be-
lore Justice Gardner on the cnarge OF
WronstuIly approprlating certain wearing
apparel the property OF Mrs. cara Deer
wester.
Mayor Macrae has issued a proclamation
| requesting that ali business houses close
| on the afternoon of Wednesday, June T.,
| from to ., and that the stores be open
! IN the evening during the days OF the nre-
mems tournament.
| Sunday was decoration day Tor the Mod
| ern W oodmen OF America In Council Buns.
| In the afternoon committees from the dit-
| lerent lodges visited the cemeteries and
| piaced flowers on the graves OF deceasu
members OF the order.
Have you money to burn7 Most people
| nave other use for IT.. You will not burn up
50 much by buying your nantes, burners
| and globes, etc, OF us at jobbers' prices
We 90 niekel and copper plating. Lawn
mowers sharpened- New Specially Manu-
J featuring company.
| The inquest over Miss Clara Winslow,
J VINO was crowned in Lake Manawa FRIDAY
| O'Clock by Coroner Treynor. The Dody Of
| the young woman was taken to Omaha
yesterday afternoon.
| The funeral services over the late Mrs.
| J. {. DeHaven will be held this afternoon
at 2:SO O'Clock at the family residence on
scott street. They will be conducted by
| Rev. L. J. Mackay, rector of All Saints
= Episcopal church, Omaha. lnterment Will
1 be in Fairview cemetery.
Sheriff Canning and Deputy Groneweg
| went to Harlan yesterday TO attend the
| funeral of ID. W Stewart, sherift OF Snelby
| county, who died FRIDAY night from ap-
pendic{tis' e Mr, Sanning took , witn him ma
| tne iowa Sherihs association.
| The Board of County Supervisors Will
meet today for the regular June session.
IT Will first convene as a Board of Ed JaI-
! lzauon and take up the work OF revisIuss
! tue assessment 1nis will probably cSa-
| sumo the greater part of the weeA. Ine
| next regular session OF the board is
September.
Although no definite date has been dc
| cided upon it is expected that the formal
opening and dedication of the new Carne sle
| library will be held about July J. lac
principal address on this occasion will be
made by General Grenville M. Dodge who
will visit the city about that time and
has requested that the dedication be held
then.
St Louis papers Sunday contained a
story TO the effect that Sybil Almy, a
young woman who formerly lived in Coun-
Gil Bluffs and who after leaving here was
been left a fortune OF 100000 by her hus-
band, who died recently. Her mother al
one time conducted d fruit and candy store
on Broadway.
Shirts, SC.
| Collars. &C.
The above prices are made in order to in
troduce our satin finish. which not only
saves you one-third of your laundry Dill
are using the name Evans only, as tht
Evans is now under new Management and
| new machinery throughout. one trial viii
make you one of our regular customers
Phone 80 Work called for and delivered
Word has been received from Des Moinei
that Harry Patterson, formerly of TN!
| city and who served with the Fifty-tir
I Iowa volunteers through the Philippine
| campaign is in a critical condition as tht
result OF blood poisoning the blood poison
ing, which developed from a slight scratch
on the face, has extended TO the eyes anC
il is stated that even if the young maj
survives his eyesiEht will be destroyed
Mrs. Patterson the mother, and Mrs Her
man Rosch, a sister, have gone 10 De
MoiEes.