Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-01

reason Of the severe depletion of the-treas-
ury. At the present moment there Is S255.-
900 deposited in the South Omaha banks
to the credit Of the city. The rate OF taxa
ton has been reduced from what Il was
when he took his Office. II means economy
and common sense in government. The
people OF South Omaha are not COINS 20
forget these things when it comes to vote"
Clothes sold by John flynn.
There's not a clothing manufacturer in
the United States who would not accept
It as a compliment to have his product
compared favorably with the Hart. Shaft
ner & Marx make. John Flynn q Co. sell
the H., S. & NJ. make. No need to look
for better. You won't find better prices or
handsomer patterns than we can show In
our new spring line.
JOHN FLYNN s. CO.
Magic city Gossip.
N. NJ Graham will speak at the city Jail
this afternoon.
letters Book Beer is on draught at all
hrst-class saloons today.
For Rent-Nearly new. modern, 6-room
cottage, corner 2lst and JSts.
The Lithuanian republicans meet this
afternoon at New Settlers hall.
letters Book Beer delivered to residences
in 2-doz. quart or pint cases. Phone No. 5.
Mrs. H. Lovely will give her annual mil
linery opening Friday and, Saturday April
and Z.
A case Of measles is reported at 1909 Q
street, where John Ricka Is confined by ihe
disease.
During the coming week the pupils Of the
public school of the city will enjoy their
spring vacation.
Floyd Mckay has donated 10 the high
school a fine collection of minerals, Whlch
is much appreciated.
James Hamilton Twenty-ninth and Madi-
son. has secured a permit for improvements
to be erected on his property.
Oaths of office were administered TO all
the members Of the South Omaha Board
of Fire and Police commissioners.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
union will meet at the home OF Mrs. George
Casley, 719 North Twenty-second street.
There were no arrests made in connec-
ton with the registration yesterday. Several
registrations will be examined by the police
Mrs. Love, Thirty-ninth and streets
who has been a sufferer from rheumatism
for the last two months, Is now improving
f. NJ Sisson went yesterday to Randolph
to present the question OF license or nc
license to the people, who are IN local
option fight in that city.
Wednesday of next week Rev. James
Wise will address the women of 81. Mar
tins church, being the nth of his series
of addresses. The hour is 3 p. m.
The sale of stamps at the postofice dur.
ing March was $7,S55.17, as against $,I4c.2l
for the same month last year. The postage
on newspapers amounted to S25oA
The letter Brewing company has beer
putting the finishing touches on its offices
this week and is about ready TO move IN
1t will be a fine addition to the plant.
The Eastern Star society will give fare
we'll reception to Mrs. Edith Otterman
r. NJ at Masonic hall on April from
to p. m. All members are specially
invited to attend.
The Ladies' auxiliary of the Young Mem
Christian association will have a meeting
Tuesday afternoon. 1t will be the Rnnua
election of officers, and there Will be
|, social time and light refreshments.
Banner court No. 70, Tribe of Ben Hur
will initiate several candidates Wednesda
night. e. Il. Way, state manager, will n
present and q degree team from Omahi
| court No. no will nave charge Of the cere
mony. Light refreshments Will be served.
THE results of the preliminary debates
held at the high school auditorium last Fri
7 day night placed Horace, Sisson first, Ear
/. Clark second, Anna Lane third and Mani
BullR fourth. Miss Bulla will act as al
alternate The judges were 81 "a Thomas
| of the Council Bluffs High school, Attorne!
| r. H. johnson of Omaha and Z. NJ. Brace
| len of the Omaha High school. The winner
in this debate will enter the contest will
Blair on April %.