Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-04

eli HUNS. Is one from General John C.
Black. which Major Richmond received
yesterday morning, II follows;
Captain George H. Richmond Council
Bluffs, Ia Dear Comrade: / write, first
Of al az to TstgR a g my si9STs thanks G
tesies shown me upon the occasion OF my
visiting Council BUNS, November and
9. at the reunion Of the Society OF the Army
Nor will ] ever forget the delights and
Civilizations of the reunion, and through
you I want to thank all who helped to
make It what II was. a great success.
Very truly your friend and comade,
JOHN G. BLACK.
For Exchange-32O-acre improved farm
in N. f. So. Dakota, miles from good
railroad towns, with fine S-room house,
large barn, granary, cribs, WELL mill and
tanks; 219 acres in cultivation; balance in
clover and timothy and pasture; all can
be cultivated. Farms all around are highly
improved; deep black SOIL everything
in good repair; price, $50 per acre; will
take $40, 200 in other property; balance
1900 per year 1 also have so acres z
miles north of Co Bluffs. ? miles from
station, on Ill. Cen. r. r.; so acres in cul-
tivation; balance in clover and timothy
hay; all can be cultivated; good barn and
granary; not much house; price, $50 per
acre; encountered for $500, 4 years; will
exchange equity for other property. Ad-
dress d. s. Kerr, 54B B'way, Co. Dluns,
la. Phones AIT and 406 red.
This is an age Of economy and the
thrifty person buys where his money has
the greatest purchasing power, provided
the goods are satisfactory My reputation
guarantees the qualifying prices speak
for themselves. Call and see my Christ
mas stock Of jewelry. Everything I have
is hrst-class and up to date. o. Mauthe,
22S w. Broadway.
Certainly. Both sheer and medium sheer
linen initial handkerchiefs, S5c per half
dozen, or each 15c, at The John Beno Co.
Alfred Flower shot while Hunting.
Suffering from a severe gunshot wound
received while hunting Saturday Alfred
Flower son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Flower,
1900 High street, was brought to this city
yesterday morning from Indianola, where
he is attending Simpson college, and placed
in the General hospital.
Young Flower, in company with fell
low student, was hunting Saturday near
the college, and while crossing a stream
his gun was accidentally discharged, the
load Of shot entering the leg below the
knee and making bad wound. He was
accompanied here by his father who, on
receipt of word Of the accident, went to
Indianola Saturday evening.
The injured lad was a student in the
Council Bluffs High school up TO the time
he entered Simpson college, and was bugler
in the cadet company. He went to Simpi
son college to play first cornet in the
Simpson Symphony orchestra, receiving his
tuition free I'm return. ..
Last summer an elder son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Flower was struck and killed by "a
Great Western train at the Third street
crossing, almost within sight of the home.
Now is the time to decorate for Xmas.
The latest styles of wall paper and the
new Muralia. A big ,liRe of pictures to
select from-oil paintings, pastels etch-
ings and water colors. Get your pictures
framed. The new ovals in all styles. Also
a new line of new moldings which we
make up artistically ana promptly. w.
S. Hewetson. Masonic i,Itsmplee, Council
I.-L-aial- ~ %
Certainly. The new all-over handker-
chiefs, embroidered. ef4ffs, on finest sheer
linen at So; $3.50, 81, $l.75, $3.50, ST. 75c and
Soc, at The John Beno C9,l. e %. ,sr
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Alexander's Art Store Is showing a fine
assortment on the handsomest designs in
oval and fancy fTamesA Just the thing
for your photographs (and water-eolor
heads.
Before buying a gas or electric portable
call and see our line. New, up to date,