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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-01

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ser 5t,osn 9go.sr sneysti6 o1'iy plat
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-01
StFtifllcbtsr.

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stft. uuo merit, oabfi nift. oaB Is BIZ
Q1itsr sum 9diesn lit.
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M1nter 9rief spiro nur miUuttH.
i1r1 NIT Eintt aber elm 0sbsn ldnl
nit 55y6rsR ts7sst.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-01

Sat genesaldnpaIt MoOoB Hat siHsr
cieIer Sahe aepiomsteH @a5inetshBs
ing 6ttaaHt aeJsbsH. SeiRe oea Sci
tuRgen iiberse1eue 4Hlinoigung gaus
iet. oaB sr mad gtiineliaer grpdgung
oner srlangten Qnstunft" uip. 81 Dem
@nti6!uB sslaust it, in gspiFm
5daeH@ sesen bic Stan0are Oil So.
nrdiredtlides 9srfahren 81 5s9inHcn.
Sc 5anoelt i'd oa5si um nsbsriretuRz
gen ses R~abataeieBss. biz bon tsr
8eEieArstommiFtOE ans &itt 3e5ramt
nur6en. 81 e aud pm0sli6" isln
uiro. @Htlaoen pessB llebsrtretuHg oss
SruhgeisBes su 5strei6eR, DsiB 6srr
Uloceg nod gar nint Ut e. nil Doriiz
ber rit DsiteIe unteriudungeH anltels
len Die Stduodro Sit 50. ipQ elm
nal als Corporation procsfirt uRo
odHn ioueR iArs .perantDortlihen Be-
amisR" nod beionosrs CUR RedgHit1jt
8e3ogsn psIoen. Rad ben aaDeutuH=
gen pslde semltt puroen. 1T Is a6er
3peiRlblft a. Oh aud 1s8sn foIds
2euts ME Sotn :. 8odeFsaer, 8. 8.
Rogsts UNI Soln .. Qrh6eio 4nt.ds
gen erbo6en petoen .toRnsH@. Gin Be-
amtsr oes SurijDepartemeHts idgte. er
CLAUDE tdnm, DaB lie leIbter 81 fdiS
len isin Diiroeu. pie bic Giienbahns
9rdi6eHieH. .8ieleiht" peroe Is gs=
linssu, sin5elne bali nan up bait
bar 3u na1en. Wit Der STANDARD
Oil 90. min ser S6sr5unoesannalt
audi 9egsa ale Observation-Disclosures
9eri6tii6 ~rorgebeH. pelts Dem DELI
truit uRgeIsbIi6s 8abdtte bspiaigt 1as
ben.
Die 3pii6snitoatlide 9erlebr5coms
million Fat ibre llnterIadung 6iHT6t
li6 Der 9t3ie6ungen osr @iienbabnsn
CUR &oblengru5tRs uHo Se~liHouitrie
-porldufg psRigiteHs ~ dbgel 4loi
len, aber rur Ioneit bic oitliden Weid=
to6kuieloer in 8etra6t tommsn. SIN
@r6it psroea bic 8erb0re peoer dui
genommen meroen.
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Der fti6ers Stddtsisnator 9reen
Don Rem gort uuo Biaaro .. 9Orss
mus BON WafgingtOu, Der 9eri6p0
rung beim @ertauf Don QbItempss
lungszW aitiReR fir eeHPoitoisnft an
getlagt, Fna freigtiproden porOen. sic
ioutsu Dem fribsrsu Qbt5eiIangshsf
i'm Qot=Departsmsnt, Bearers, $25
gommiHioR fir is0s Dem Department
bsrtaufte maifiHs 3ugsiust babsH. IS
liesen sessn Grssn nod uettere 4Hz
Hagen Dor, a6sr man petB nod Hi4t,
pelhen @atih.ub bic &e5ierung be-
5iigli6 ieinsr peitersH StrdfDerfoIs
gung faifen miro.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-01
Der ScnntagsbCts.

Gridsini isbeu Sonntas. grtis be- sius
5elntn Hummer 3 Gents. 9GbuiB, peTtoirel
lobne Br0mie) uno . 0 ttp IN BET
gofGuBbe3a biuug etnes Dol'
Ten ) obrg anQes Sl.50.
E- gei oasn .g~otlungeY I'M 81 L a.
anbe plrb 500 per Ja5E be09Hei.
Die 9eiune fann nidt abbslelt pirs
ben, bis oas gaH3e SEbiuiption58elo be-
tablt III. Beun Senlano oa5 Bla!t Suruts
ididt, cine ieiHeH Standardization uaa'
eefommen 90 iejH, 10 ~ oerieibt f1r bic
Sauer Der iernsrH 3uicnoun8 oe5 Sldtie5
sur boIfe 8ejablung bsrptlihtet.
WouRgnten, melds ibygn Nobnort Dehs
feIn, limb gebeten, lei Qnsabe hes neueu
Bobnortes Guh ben gdmen ogr Yoltoifics
~ansugebeu, auf ptlher ie bic 5eitaHs
bisbsr erbalteu baber.
9robes 0ummern perbm ouf gsrlaHs1n
frsi 5useiditt.
GelSsinienbuugeu ioGtsu hst5 sHttDeba
per 9autDeditI, o@rpIsB Cr6Te", gWlone9
GrbreA ooer resiitrirtea gria gemaht mars
ben. Sur @eloienounaeu IN Baar uHo IN
pgn6bnli6en unregttriytn Brieien limb
mir nidt 0TaHtportIla, DeHu bitielbsn
berloren geben.
0lsloungm iber irgenb nelds unressl.
mdsigfeiten beim Qblieisrn bes 8latts5
bur6 bic goft o6sr ioni.igs 9sidnerosn,
foaten bret an bic Expedition scridiet
iDerbsn.
griefs, gstsGungsn uub GeIbiMbuussR
fiub gu ridteu an:
Der S~OnntagsbOts
pG Mason St.-Mlwaukee, Wis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-01

9teunteE 9lsibsn 8IiBen. -
8as mag idoR ridtt9 isiu,
9o6 iit's ME nit ben 8tisen,
Die DeH'gfeR ihla9ea eiR!
Gin 6eiteioenes 8limdsu. i'm 9ss
BEN 5siFeRest mare off BON gang an=
oerem 8ertb dls Die pra6t1ousn
8rdRB, Die man Sen a6sei9teeeRsn
meibt.
Dag IS am ;SF5mus Elm S9leuiens
eGnal uiro. il isbt d6gema6t limb
.iebt mitlieu mir uniere &iRosr beaufs
tagtR. fire RadiDmmsR 80 initTui'
rem. 0ardaf duf3upaHsn, oab oieie @h,
matmg AUDI e~ingebaltsn Miro.
Der grdiioeHt ge5t iel5it na6 ga,
mama. I'm 81 IsbsR. mic Die Sdhs e'
gentlih ftebt. @eToeH fir bic untsr,
fu6uR8 zines ioldeB 8fubls pen
s@raft" uRo @orruptioH bic S25,0eo
8%etieipeiea aber audi aasreihsnR
Dem Seltruii iol's iebt an ZEN Sra
gen. Shne 3psifttlpiro Der 3ruit orr
8emeis ntAt f6uloid bleiben, 0ab e
nod Idlaus @o0Otatsn in oieiem Can,
be gibt.
Uis 6srr Rodsfsasr iaet. Sat sr I'D
bon ber 8srpdltung Der Sfanearo Oil
Gompanp 5uradgf3ossH. 5robssm
t6nueH i'm bic 1ipieeuoen dber oel
lei6tsr fin9sn, als bic 9%srtbtsbeaE.a
ten.
s. 5sIsna. D}Ont., rpur0s Elm 9an'
Tier. Ger iib in geiebni0riger @eils
1900 4crsg 8unoesldno anaeeigRst
bate, 8ur 3abIun9 BON $3.50 UNI u
5tunosn GsfdngHib oerurtIeilt. Sin
Slid fir BEN MaRn. oab er niht eiRer
2aib 9roo gsitOblsn 5atte. ioHit ud'
rem i9m ms5rere Sabre 5u4tRala
it6er 8eDsitn.
Sapan i6reitst NIT Ssbsnmsilen'
Itiefsln bar Qualification" ent1egen.
Sin Sdbresctficit DOR 40 Mia. Dol.
lars Sat ss bsreits. uHp penR Is 10
F0rtndft, Miro es bic eriten pSuliE''
mddts" Bah u6sy3oIt 3a6sn.
Bel Der Gronuna oss ususn Horlpt.
1iitsB &6nigs itslte ss lid beraus,
oaB bic alta arore uisl 81 grob mar.
GisQsi5t spdr aud Der &opf 0iel 81
tleiu. Wdrum piro sisentlih feline
8r0Hun9spIo6e a~bge5GlteB bic 3rOns
aufpro5irt uno psnn Ie Hi6t paBt
Bapier hinsiEsslest. pie Seer bob bel
dnoertH 8upfbe6eduHgen tbut.
Die QnIi6t einss geJpiHsn 9r. Reid,
oaB Gahif0pfigieit einem 5sbeT in Der
Gnttioags2iraft su3ui6reiben lei,
trtegt bod ernits 9sueifsi. Dian osnts
nur an bic niht 3u anterl6dBenoe
@inbilcungstraft zines MdHnes. nell
der bic ein3iae. I'm nod ibris seblit=
6ens Code l6er isineH ,ablen SddbsI
%dus3ubreiten ilht uno Fh siHbiloet,
ouB Risman5 isineH gldHgd 1emertt.
=
6a6sn I'D in Der Sidot san 5Ians
cisco Hur brei 9tyipnsn oas 9sbsn GEE
nDmmen, suG6rsne frii6sr Die 3aBi Der
Sel6tm0r.tr in, go 5dgen nurafnnitt-
lid 80 bstrug. Qis 9ruuo oaiir pira
oer umitano anssiehen. BAG Die reid.
.i6 pothonoens ar6eii oen 8soanten
an 5eI5fmoro lar uiht ~1uftommer
ldBt 0ieotr Gin gelpeis fir bic @u5g4
teii Der alien Spridan1rter. .Qrbeii
mdtt od5 9e5sH iuB- uup .MiBi5.
gang 1T aGsr Cater 4RfoRg4.
9e 6TsTreitji6t Delegation 50.
cine 8om6e in ods uR5arii6s Eager
lepcyien. Bon Der 2uoteHoepHt1tion
1T or guir1s seiegt noroen, ZAP
hHeltn in Submit jibri6 "a U2ilio.
Rsa 8ronea me5t 5u eSn qemeiHiamer
4gsgabeH 0shsrrsidz urgarH's Sci.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-01

Entered at the post Office az NIL aukeo Wis
and admitted for Transmission through the mails
~ secoud-class rates)
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-01

Dirt 5atte. baB mar alsn a~usetlasten
nit cemiG5eH UtaBe msfe uno isinsH
hHierihIeo 8UiitsH ihasn made.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-01

g. 5slena. don't, purbs Elm 9an'
tier. Ger ii6 in gs~iebpi0rigsr @eiis
14Oo0 acrsg 8~unoestano anaeeigRst
bate, CUR 3abIun3 BON $3.50 uHo II
StuHesn @sfdngnib osrurtEetlt. Sin
Slid fir BEN 9laRn. oab sr niht eiReT
2aib 9roo geItoblsn 5atte. ionit uG'
rem i9m mebrere Sabre 3u4thdAa
itder geIpeien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-01

8t oiisgreihiiht Delegation ga.
cine 8om5s in nds uR3atiits Qasei
9epcyien. Bon Der 2uoteHaepHtation
1T ogy guirlg asfegt norcen, naf
hHeltn in 3uiunft jdbrli6 "a Minio.
nea 8ronea me5g 5u zen leneiHiamer
@Hsaa6eH 0shsrrsids ursarR's Sci
tru5tH miifa. 6ieier gntraa Bat in
Suodpeit gspaltiss @rbiitsruHg hsruoT.
s@sguiea. Die uHsarii6e 9refe srqs5t
F5 in uLthenosn dusiiatn at7en 81,
9eUal.en IN 0isn IND io1ar Die Ps.
sIerunss5ldittr fopoerH HUHme6r p6ls
.i5s eost1srnuns BON Oeiteu..a.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-01

Dag es am Sf5mus Elm S6teuisuz
conal piro. III iebt d6gema6t uno
ieBt miifeu mir uHiers 8iRosr beaufs
t1ageR. fire RadiommsR 30 iniiTui'
rem. Oaraaf ouf5upaHeR. DAP oiele @h,
matmg aHd eingebaltsn Miro.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-01

Der grGFoeni ge5i Iel5lt na6 ga,
Manu. I'm 3u IsbsH ME Die Sdds e'
gentdh ite6t. 0etosn fir bic untsr,
iu6uRs zines iaIdeB Bfubls pen
o@raft" uRo corruption bic $25.0eo
aeiisipefeR aber audi aHsreihen2
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-01

Dis 6err Rodsfsaer iagt. Sat sr i'd
bon osr @erpdltung Der Sfanearo oil
GompaHD 5uridge3ogeH. 3roBeem
t6HHtH i'm bic 1~,iDiceuosn aber oiel
leiftsr Finoen, als bic 9srtbisbeaE.a
ten
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-01
Der S~onntaasbOte

pG Mason st.-Mnwaukee, Wis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-01

Sapan i6reitst nit Ssbsnmsilen'
~Itisfsln osr Qualification" entgesen.
Sin Sdhresoeficit Don 40 Uia, Dpl.
lars Sat ss bereiis. uHo peHR Is Q
Fortmaft, niro es bic erften ygultEr'
middle" bo,o u6sr6olt ba6en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-01

Dem 0sltruii ioG's iebt an zen 8ra.
gen. Shne 3psiitt1piro Der 3ruit orr
8eweis niat f6uloid bleiben, odb ei
nod idlaus 4o0Oeatsn in oieiem Can,
be libt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-01
9teunteE glsiten 8liBsn.
8as mag idoR ridtt9 isiu,
9oG iit's ME nit ben Bitten,
Die Dsn'gfteR ihla9ea eiR.


Sin 6ei6eiOeRss 8liimfeu. i'm 9es
BEN geiFeBest mare off BON gang an=
oerem 8ertb als eie ppd6tJouen
8rdRs, Die mar zen A6geitieeeRsn
neiht.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-01

Bel Der &roHuns oss nsuen Horpt.
1iiden &6ngs feate ss IT'D beraus,
cap Die alts arore pisl 81 9rOb mar.
9isQsi5t spar audi Der &opi oiel 81
tleiu. 0arum piro sisentlih feline
8r0uun8spro6e a~bge5GlteH bic 3rons
aufpro5irt uno rem lie Hidt paBt,
Bapier hineiugslegt. pie 5eoer bod BEL
dnoereH aopfbeoedungen TOUT.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-20
PLANNING TO BENEFIT BOYS
international Secretary of Boys De-
partmient of the Y. VI. &. A.
Outlines work.

Il. NJ. Robinson, international secretary
OF the boys department of the Young
Mems Christian association, met inform
ally last evening at the association rooms
with Secretary Wade of the local associa-
tion, Il. f. Dennison, in charge of the boys
department of the Omaha association, and
Probation officer Bernstein Superintend-
ent Hayward of the Kearney Industrial
school and several members of the Woman 5
club. The conference was to talk over
ways and means of helping the boys of
Omaha. Secretary Robinson gave those
present the benefit of his varied expert
ences and offered helpful suggestions. He
stated that the Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION Is now branching out in its work
for boys, helping them in every way possi-
BILE by both direct operation and co-opera-
ton. In some cities, he said the associa-
ton had taken the initiative in starting
physical culture in the public schools
establishing public Fairgrounds and carry
ing on other forward movements for the
boys. Mr. Robinson suggested that the
Omaha association might follow the work
,arried on by the other associa tions of the
'uuntry in its boys department.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-20
GOING LIKE HOT CAKES
Country People Swapping Up Hest
Seats for Beruhardt, Says
Manager Gillian.

81 want to advise the people OF Omaha"
said Manager Gillian yesterday at H.
Auditorium. that the mail order sale
seats for Bernhardt Is not confined to out
of-town people. Omaha people may order
by mail and get their tickets back the
next day, and | wish to warn our home
people right now not to wait for the box
office sale next Friday, for the stream
of mail orders coming from the country
is something enormous and If Omaha peo-
pie want the best seats they will have
to get in quick. This is no advertising
hoax. / mean exactly. what l say. | shall
be sorry to see Omaha people disappointed
I'm not being able 10 get the best loca-
tions. If they will send in their orders
at once accompanied by check or money
order or cash we VIII mail back the
tickets the next day placing each one
as near as possible I'm the location de-
sired"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-20
OUR LETTER BOX
Condemns Grove Verdict.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb,, Feb. 19.-To the
Editor of The Bee: We notice in your
Mondays issue of The Bee the women OF
Omaha and especially women's clubs have
felt It their duty to give expression OF
their dlsapproval of the verdict lately rem
dered in the Pat Grove affair. This is
proper and right, but why not make ii
unanimous?
The great state of Nebraska has beer
affected by this procedure and it behooves
every mother. child and woman to place
the stamp of disapproval on such methods
We heartily commend Governor Mickey
rs well as Judge Sutton for the stand they
have taken. They simply did all the!
could. Why not show an appreciation OF
their efforts by taking such a stand?
Yours FOR Justice.
MARY ]. FLYNCH.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-20
Dangers that Threaten the ChiId's
Life.

(From the Chicago Tribune)
Health Commissioner Reynolds of Chi.
cago. in his latest bulletins of the depart
ment, says that the worst danger to which
the children OF Chicago are now exposed
is the neglected cold"
1t would be unwise for the health COM
missioner of city to recommend any rem
edy for a cold; but should he do so, Cham
berlalns Cough Remedy would certainly
head the list as the most eff1cacious for
colds, Group and whooping cough in chill
dren. as remedy that can always be de-
pended upon to effect speedy cure and
that is pleasant and safe to take. This
remedy contains no opium or other harmful
drug and may be given as confidently to a
baby as to an adult. It's great worth and
merit in the treatment of these diseases has
been attested by many thousands of moth
ers
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-20

The next meeting of the art department
of the Woman's club will occur at 10 a. m.
Thursday. February %, Mrs w. II. Gar
raft presiding. The subject will be Man
tegna and other painters of North Italy.
with general discussion of the painters that
are thrown upon the screen. Mrs, Arthur
Brandeis will present items in current art.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-20

them in the list, as the demand changes
from month to month and year to year.
He had discovered the tabulation made in
the city clerks Office had credited his bid
with per cent plus instead of per cent
minus on the additional prices
Referred TO Ralph.
The committee YEARLY referred the mat
ter to the health commissioner for report
and recommendation within a week
Councilman Evans left before the meet
ing adjourned and Hoye did not get an
opportunity to call up for action his cut
rate street ear fare ordnance He SAYS
he will have the ordinances twin brother
ready to spring at the council meeting to-
night and that he proposes to keep ham,
mering on this line as long as he stays
in the council.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-20
Lincoln. Case Anne,Isd

James lincoln, a Winnebago Indian re-
Gently found guilty of introducing liquor
onto the reservation, was sentenced by
Judge Munger Monday morning to pay a
fine of 800 and to sixty DAYS imprison-
ment i'm the Douglas county Jail and to
stand committed until the fine and costs
were paid. Lincoln's attorney. Thomas
l.. Sloan, had filed motion for a new
trial, and another motion for arrest OF
Judgment. both of which were overruled
appeal to the United States supreme court
for a writ of habeas corpus in behalf of
his client.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-20

Grace George is coming on Thursday for
two performances of her most successful
drama "T'he Marriage of William Ashe,"
founded on the novel by Mrs. Humphrey
Ward. In the character of Lady Kitty
Bristol Miss George has found role that
gives her more opportunity than any she
has ever had. and the praise accorded her
by the critics is the best evidence possible
of her success in the part. Miss George is
supported by the same company that
played with her in New York and Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-20

The attention being given THE Clans
man is thoroughly merited, for the play
and the players both well watching,
and the story told is one that is of keen in
terest, being supported by history in its
main facts. A performance this evening
and matinee and evening performance
Wednesday close the engagement.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-20
BEDDEo TO BE THE AUDITOR
Appointed as Acting Western Auditor
for the II. h. Ridgeley Credit
Clothing Co. In This Territory.

Elmer Beddeo. who has been local man
ager for the Ridgeley Credit Clothing COM
pany for the last four years in Omaha.
has received instruction to take charge
of the auditing and invoicing of the COM
pany's chain of stores west of the river.
He. will continue as the manager OF the
Omaha store. as in the past, and give il
his personal attention, bat will be COM
PEELED to devote more or less time to his
new duties.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-20
Fifteenth Annual Raj,

The champion drill team of camp No.
100 Modern Woodmen of America. will
give their fifteenth annual ball Wednesday
Feb. n. at Baright's society halls, 18th and
Farnam SITS (Rohrbough bldg.C Admis-
sion. SOC per couple. Extra ladies' 8c each.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-20
one Fare for the hound TrI,

Via Chicago Great Western railway to
points within $50 miles. Tickets on sale
every Saturday and Sunday to April l. 1906.
Good returning the following Monday Low
rates to other points on sale every Friday.
For full information apply to III. IL.
Churchill, G. A., 1872 Farnam St.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-20
BREEN PLEADS ALL In VAIN
City Attorney Despairs of Convincing
Council and May Hire New Assistant,
SAYS He HAS NOT HELP ENOUGH FOR WORK
Huntington Refuses TO Assent to
Ordinance Increasing stan of
Legal Department., Asking
for More Time.

City Attorney Breen and Councilman
Zimman and Hoye again pleaded with
Councilman Huntington at the general
committee meeting OF the council Monday
afternoon to make a report on the ordi-
nance providing for the employment of
second assistant city attorney at SloO
month. Huntington declined to give his
reasons and said he wanted more time.
motion by Zimman to instruct him 10
report on the document was defeated.
Dybal and Schroeder, who had voted for
a similar order two weeks ago. going over
to Huntingtons side.
The city attorney said the council had
trined with the legal department to a
point beyond his endurance and he proposed
to hire a lawyer under an old resolution
adopted nearly three years ago, which
meyer has beer repealed. He said he aud
his one assistant were unable to keep up
with their work. though they had been
7 trying to do 80 by working nights. Zim-
man said the action of the majority MEM
bers in withholding report on the ordi-
nance for two months was shame
Coal Contract Protested.
A representative of the Victor White
company, the low bidder for 1000 tons
@ steam coal. disputed the right of the
council TO award the contract to the Central
q
the council proposed to do on the recon-
mendstion of the superintendent of the
city hall City Attorney Breen said the
council might make the award it desired
= as the Central company had bid on Weir
City coal whereas the White proposal was
for Cherokee steam coal. The matter was
put off a week by resolution directing
the superintendent to try the Weir City
coal supplied by the White firm for a
week, despite the fact that concern did
not bid on that kind of fuel
Druggists Dissatisfied.
Charles r. Sherman of Sherman Il
Mcconnell protested against the contract
for drug supplies being awarded to the
Myers Dillon company He said only
fifty-four items We're enumerated in the
ON a good proportion of these being, how
ever. about s. high in the aggregate.
The point he made was the city calls for
and uses many other kinds of drugs and
Supplies not enumerated. Knowing this he
lad the city clerk insert clause i'm the
bidding blank calling upon bidders to
furnish articles not enumerated according
to the prices quoted in a trade publication
issued periodically. The Sherman 4 Nc
Connell firm offeFed to do This and In adj
dttion' TO grant discount OF per cent.
No other bidder made this concession.
Mr. Sherman said the clause had been
Inserted expressly To prevent tcbbery and
the charging of more than current market
prices for articles not specified. IL being
practically impossible to include many OF
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-20

The week at the Burwood is especially
interesting because of the presence of o.
d. Woodward in the cast of Men and
Women" The play is being delightfully."-
produced Another feature of the week is
the matinees of Little Lord Fauntleroy,"
being given on Monday. Wednesday and
Friday by the Woodward & Burgess road
company. The regular professional matinee
Of Men and Women will he given this
afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-20
Break All Records.

All records in curing Coughs, Colds, etc,
are broken by DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. soc ana Sl.Oo. For sale
oy Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-20
Funeral Notice.

The funeral of our late brother, Robert
+. Hodgin, will be held from the resi-
dence, 4o17 Lafayette avenue, Tuesday
February 20. at o'clock p. m. Brethren
invited. CHARLES A. TRACY.
Master
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-20
Burlington Changes Time,

Effective Sunday, February %, train No.
?, for Chicago and the east, will leave
Omaha at 3:i5 p. M, instead of p. M, ar
irving at Chicago Z o'clock next morning.
Tickets. 1902 Farnam street
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-20

We wish to thank the Ancient Order Of
Hibernians. the Woodmen of the World
and our kind friends and neighbors for the
kindness shown us during the sickness and
death of our beloved father. Patrick DAILY
tsigned) MRS. p. DAILY.
JAMES p. DAILY.
JOHN ]. DAILY.
WILLIAM DAILY.
DAN DAILY.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-20

When Madame Sarah Bernhardt, the
worlds greatest tragedienne, appears at the
Auditorium on February q in Camille"
she will be seen in what has been the most
popular piece OF her large repertoire, with
the single exception of la Sorciere -
From the beginning OF her farewell tour
in Chicago Camille" has been in constant
demand, and there have been clamorous
demands for extra matinees, that those
who had been unable to see it before might
have the pleasure of seeing the picture of
French life on the darker side as only a
Bernhardt could paint it,
The story of Camille" is one of unique
and morbid novelty, written In the strong
est vein of Dumas fills. Imbued with the
spirit of deep repentance she attempts to
lead the life for which her better nature
calls. but when the father of Armand APP
peals to society and denies her the right to
her newborn happiness in faithful ano
honest love for the younger Duval she re-
| lapses and becomes again the figure of the
underworld, so beautiful I'm sorrow. so sac
I'm suffering, so appealing in tfIesloss OF q
tenderness which had returned to her
/ only 10 be rebuked for it's hsbitation