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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-11


There is no buster place in Omaha at
present than the rooms of the Young
Womens Christian association, where ex-
tensive preparations are being made for
the great financial campaign which begins
next Thursdal. March 49, and closes a
month later, April Is. Not less than s125, 900
is needed for the new building, which Is
to be large enough 20 answer all needs
for years to come, and this is the amount
to be raised In the four weeks. With the
examples of many successful financial
campaigns in other cities, the help and
advice OF experienced workers and the as
sistance of many women willing to give
their time and energy to this great work,
this amount will be raised, and April 10,
which Is Easter Sunday, will indeed be a
daV Of great rejoicing. The amount is to
be raised by subscription, and all the can
vassing will be done in person and prl-
vately. For this purpose the building COM
mittee has carefully compiled card eata-
logue Of all the business and professional
men and women OF Omaha and these are
classified according to business and loca-
ton and a certain number will be assigned
to each OF the $50 canvassers.
Among the many who will give their
time to this work are: Mrs. George TIL
den, chairman of the building commit
tee: Mrs Emma F. Byers, secretary Of
the Young Women's Christian association;
Mrs. w p Hartford. president of the @s-
ISOLATION; Mrs. I. W. Carpenter. Mrs. c.
NJ wilhelm, Mrs. Edward Johnson, Mrs.
A. r. somers, Mrs. Richard Carrier, MIS-.
Willis Todd, Mrs. f. G. McGiIton, Mrs.
@. C. Wallace, Mrs. Clement Chase, Mrs.
]. p Bailey, Mrs. c. w. Gailich, Mrs. ].
II. Dumont, Mrs. ]. NJ. Akin and Mrs. f.
p. Loomis. One Of the most interesting
and important features will be the WORK
OF the 100 young business women, who have
pledged themselves to raise at least $1,000
These are divided into bands Of ten under
the leadership Of Misses Clara Ady, Res-
sic Chambers. Bdith Baker, Nellie Gran
dali, Hattie Hood, Mary Larson. Ora
Johnson. Susan Paxson Mrs. c. f. Per
kins and Mrs Mary H. FINLEY. Assisting
In the campaign viii be several prominent
women from other cities, among them Miss
Mary Dunn the national secretary. and
Miss Abbie McElroy. the state secretary
OF Iowa, who will arrive Tuesday and
spend a month i'm Omaha.
The famous clock, which licked on The
thousands for the local Young Mems
Christian association oOmpaign a year ago
ana has played a prominent part in che
campaigns in several other cities since
then, has returned from its WanderingS
and will be placed in a prominent position
on a down town corner to perform faith
fui service Tor the Young WOmen's Chris
tian association
This morning the Young WOmen's Chris
tian association and it's work and needs
will be the topic for the sermOns In mOsl
Of the churches and this afternoon a spe-
cial gospel meeting will be held al this
Young Womens Christian association
rooms. % which all women are cordially
invited. II will be in charge of the build
inE committee and those taking part vii
be many who will be among the hardes
workers. Among the speakers will be Mrs
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CIarIx.on Architect Here.

Meyer J. Strum, the Chicago architect
who Is preparing plans for the new Clark
son Memorial hospital at Twenty-first and
Howard streets, is In Omaha TO inquire
into local conditions regarding the new
structure Mr.. Strum called on Building
tion about the building regulations. The
new hospital is to be a thoroughly fire.
proof building and modern in every re-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-11

George Tilden. Mrs. Hanford, Mrs Byers,
Mrs. ]. II. Dumont, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs.
Gailoch, Mrs. Akin, Miss Davis, secretary
of the building campaign. and others, and
Miss Blanche Severson will sing.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-11

BOSTON, March 1O.-President Mellen of
the New York. New Haven Hartford
Railroad company today authorized the
statement that reductions in passenger rates
would be put into effect on all lines during
the spring and summer. The reductions
authorized are l TO cents a mile.
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feet long and the other two perhaps rs
feet. Foundation construction will be with
the idea of six stories ultimately. The
first floor will be used fer stores and the
others for apartments"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-11

Mrs. A. c. Chase, 2lOl Writ street, as
sisted by Mrs. Rodgers Mrs. Elliot, Mrs.
Bacon and Mrs Walker, entertained the
womans auxiliary Of post A. Travellers
Protective association, at which time a
short business meeting was held and several
new members admitted, making the total
membership fifty. All women eligible for
membership and wishing TO join are re-
quested to do so before the Travellers Pro-
tective associations annual convention,
which will be held in this city April 10
and 20.
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The department Of physical culture and
expression will present the program at
Monday afternoons meeting of the Wo-
mans club. A farce, THE Obstinate
Family" will be presented. The cast is
as follows: 'Mr. Howard" Mrs. j. F.
Wagner; MRS. Howard" Mrs. II. L.
Dennis; Henry Hartford" Mrs. H. Hitler
Jessie Hartford" Mrs. j. o. Burger
Jane" the Harfords' servant. Mrs. ].
Hammond; Lucy" a servant, Mrs. w. c.
Challis. There will also be a violin solo
by Miss Caroline Conklin, a recitation by
Miss Minnie Hitler and vocal solo by Mrs.
Weathers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-11

Miss Lily Long. chairman of the press
committee Of the local biennial board of
st. Paul sends out the following encour-
aging and gratifying suggestion to the club
women who expect to attend the convention
of the General Federation of Women's
Clubs next spring, With reference to the
program she says:
In the first place, the arrangement Of the
various sessions will go far toward solving
the Vexed question of dress, which has
perplexed club women at other conventions
There Will be no occasion for dressing for
the afternoon, as the business dress which
would be the most fitting thing for the
morning session would also be the most
fitting thing for the informal conferences
scheduled for the afternoon. This may seem
like a little matter. but II is a little mat
ter which will be very conducive to the
peace of mind and the rest of body which
the necessity OF changing the morning dress
has sadly interfered with at many crowded
conventions. The evening sessions will
give all the opportunity needed for the
pretty" gowns.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-11

Mrs. n. Il. Adams of the Omaha Wo-
mans club addressed the Era club Of New
Orleans. a suffrage club OF 800 members,
during recent visit to that city. She
spoke of Lucy Stone, who was her kins-
woman, and was cordially received.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-11

Henry David Thoreau will be the author
at Friday mornings meeting Of the lltera-
ture department, Mrs. c. r. Glover being
in charge of the program. A biographical
sketch of Thoreau will be given by Mrs
Harry May, an essay review by Mrs. Ed
ward Johnson, THE Philosophy Of Tho
reeu" by Mrs. Willard Langfeld and quota
tions by members Of the class
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-22

A large party of WaXahachie peo-
pie went to Dallas on the Flyer this
morning In the crowd We're sever
al Elks who were going to take part
in the military and naval parade
which took place at 1890 The
Others took advantage of the reduced
rates to visit the metropolis at the
head of Trinity navigation. The fol-
lowing were noted by the news
gatherer:
Mrs P. P. Smith and daughter,
Miss Mary, Mrs. B. F. Thornhill, Mrs,
Burton Prince, Mrs. VIII Farley,
Miss Kate Templeton. Mr.. and Mrs.
f Brady, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Grow,
Floyd Ferris, J. Lee Penn and daugh-
ter, Miss Alpha, II. \. Peters, F. B.
Kenner, Perry S. Robertson, w. B.
Howell, E. NJ. Hines w Z. Reymul-
Ter. Charley Teuscn, e. s. Boze, Rev.
j. A. Smith and Dr.. A. b. Small.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-22
SETTLERS FROM OVER SEA
Hnek Island aud Frisco Have Zig DE
,ciopment Plans for securing
SETTLERS.

n is learned that the Rock Island
Frisco lines on their entrance into
Houston and Galveston this fall over
the Trinity and BRACES Valley route
now building 10 the city, are 10 take
an important hand in immigration
work
They will establish an agency at
Galveston and put themselves In
shape 20 offer inviting propositions
to immigrants as they arrive from
over the sea Colonies viii be es-
tablished at several points on their
lines and general development OF all
the territory contiguous 10 them VIII
be worked for in = most energetic
way
The new Brownsville road. which
is an adjunct 10 these sister systems.
will got a large share OF the foreign
ers. as 1t has millions of tributary
acres of most fertile lands 90 settle.
Altogether. great era Top.
ment is expected to follow ;c tap
ping Of tidewater by the Rock Island
Frisco lines this fall
John Sebastian, passenger traffic
manager of the Rock Island, gave
some intimation of this sort of pro
gram on his recent visit To Houston.
He is soon to go to Europe and with
business in view 1t is stated that
he is to there establish agencies for
working up immigration TO Texas. It
Is said these agencies will be located
in Germany. Italy and England, and
that they viii be even more extensive
than other agencies now established
with the same line of work in hand.
Each win have a corps of reliable
agents who will go among the masses
and interest the better classes in the
opportunities offered in Texas
Houston Chronicle
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-22

Houston 4 Texas Central north
bound passenger train 40. r was
ditChed this morning near Ferris
One chair car and two sleepers re-
manned on the track The cause of
the accident WAS not learned The
crew ana passengers escaped I'M
nurJ This was probably due To- the
fact that the train was mot running
very rapidly and none o.. tine cars
turned over
The wreck occurred aJ tby urs,
hricE ward north ut rHc depot ar Fer
r.e The uea was badly torn up
aud Traffic. wa. DELAYED several hours
The u1r'Uh0uul pH eere.r .raIn du,
t1 ieays Ennis Hr iu.-1 va. dtfour-i
ut WHaNH.H. u3 th. kaIt ia Dab
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III Campo and return 5000. ac-
count meeting Texas Womens' Press
Association, On sale June is and
80; limit 10 days
san Antonio and return $3.50. ac-
count Convention of Texas Sunday
school On sale May 81, June 1.
and y limit June 10.
Louisville. Ky. and return S21.S5,
account Kentucky Home Coming On
sale June H. ~. and l3: limit 2S
days.
Springfield. and return S25.o5. ac-
count Meeting German Baptist
Brethren On sale May 30. June /.
and limit Juns l-.
..-ru and return s1.u5. Ac-
.n1 meeting Texas Funeral Direc-
tN- Association Ou sal. May "a
lu.f May 3d.
Saint Paul. Muu auf return
&EI5N. account m,eIue Federation
Ut Women Club. ON -ala STA,
-G--s-29.ru Limit Ius
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;, H. Stanton. New York; z. NJ
Martin, St. Louis; Roy r. Campbell
Temple; A. Dinlerspiel. Dallas: H. s
Nugent, Houston; J. Holloway. Dial.
las; w. Z. Buie. Des Moinse, Iowa:
w II. Malcolm. Dallas; Sherwood
Bird, Kansas City; Albert Erwin.
Dallas; b. w Hayden, Dallas; \.
Gueringer, Victoria; J. f. Lake. Dali
las; G NJ Bland. Dallas: G. w Fow-
Ter, Dallas, J. r. Ransone. Cleburne,
M. d. Emery, New Orleans. w. S.
Adams, ST. Louis: w. A. Ryan and
wife. Paris, J. r. Shelley. Dallas.
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All nations are endeavoring to
check the ravages Of consumption,
the white plague" that claims SO
many victims each year. Foley's
Honey and Tar cures coughs and
colds perfectly and you are in no
danger Of consumption Do not
risk your health by taking some I'M
known preparation when Foley's
Honey and Tar is safe and certain in
results. Ask for Foley's Honey and
Tar and insist upon having it, B.
w. FEARIS.
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PERSONAL MENTION.


NJ Houston spen, the DAY in
Dallas
Hon NJ Alderdiee was in Dali
as today
Jim weayer has returned from
visit 70 Atlanta. Ca.
Airs. Ed. Hudson Is visiting rel.
atsyes In Htllsboro
Mrs Elmer Gatcwood visited rel
atiyes In Ennis today
Mrs. f.. W Sims aud daughter
have returned from ST Louis
Miss Jeanette McDufne has re-
turned from visit to Hillsboro
George Crump and Andy Ellis were
passengers to Dallas this morning
Miss Clara Mae Bodenhamer Is
visiting friends in Dallas this week,
Cole Randle. of Fort Worth, is
visiting the family of Dr J c. Fears.
Mrs T, q Rocket and children
at Lancaster
II s Nugent, OF Houston, circula-
ton manager OF the Daily Chronicle,
spent last night in the city
Miss Nora Mcmillan, who Is teach
ing In the Commerce school. is visit
ing her sister Mrs A, T. Bishop,
f. l. Houston OF Los Angeles Cal
who has been visiting his uncle, NJ
s Houston, left this morning for
Eureka Springs.
Mrs r l.. Matthews and children,
of Waco, arrived In the city this
morning to visit her parents. Or and
Mrs s, II. Watson
Mrs. J. H. Herndon. of Tyler, who
has been visiting the family of Pre-
siding Elder Jas. Campbell, returned
home this morning
Rev. W H. Matthews left this
morning for Brentwood 10 attend
the semi-annual meeting of the
Board of Missions of the Northwest
Texas conference
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FOLEYSHtlNkYArbTAR
Meeting of |. o. G. T.

At meeting of Waxahachie Lodge
No. 81, /, o. G. T., last Thursday
night officers were installed and an
interesting meeting was held The
meeting next Thursday night will
be an open meeting. Prominent
temperance lecturer will be present
and every friend of temperance is
cordially invited
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LOCAL NEWS.



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Cream in different shapes. square
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Jain brick and bulk cream at Will
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tory. If
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A coffin was shipped to Forreston
this morning for Mrs. d. 6. Calvert
Who died near that place last night
The interment took place at For
Tp~fDu TODAY
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WANTED-SlX representatives at
once. Guaranteed salary of $3.50
to $3.50 per day. Call at Smith
House 4lpd
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FOR SALE "A good buggy or surrey
horse, perfectly gentle, a good locker
and nice driver j, b. Hines tt
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FOR RENT---Five room house three
blocks from square All modern con
veniences. See Or. kcplinger. tt
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FOR SALE, One second hand rub
Der tire. open buggy one top bus.
gy t. !. Hcrndnn IL
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CLOTHING Cleaned and pressed
Buy second hand clothing J : Per
rim. EOS East Main street II
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FOR RENT - Four rooms furnished
suitable for light housekeeping, APP
ply to Mrs. r. p Grimes, 40S Col
lege street IL
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FOR RENT 49, Three UNFINISHED
rooms suitable for light housekeep-
ing, two blocks from square Elec-
trio lights and bath. Apply to Ed.
Burlin at Modern Milling Co If
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NICE Line OF visiting cards at the
Daily Light office IT
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FOR SALE Old newspapers at this
office IT
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See X. u. Nccomh> for fire and
tornado insurance. II
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Look out FOR snov Ice.
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WANT COLUMN. Z

WEATHER Tonight aud Wednes-
day. scattered showers Monday.
max Sc min 81
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Have your typewriter eiearei al
r :. Cronk Cos II
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Clear tce is pure and healthful.
Phone 7 II
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When you need plumber call
Bunkley with r s Crouk Co. Both
phones 81
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Have your Roller Skates repaired
at r, s. Cronk Cos Il
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Twenty five cents gets "a quart OF
good pure clean e-~am Al Williams
and Moseleys. II
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Let +. s. Cronk Co. figure with
you on that new roof. either sheet
iron or asbestos II
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len ipieoer einen ein5igen biloen.

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Eortsmolltb Traction 60" perfauft.
Der aaltf muroe anl letten GienItog
in Ebilooelpbia obgeihloiien. Der
aaufpreis betrdgt iiber $t,000,0O0.
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zines 9abn5uges.
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