Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-29
First day of registration. l@ 81

Third Ward
Fret precinct ......I.. 50 50 s
Second precinct ......e..., 1919 126 4
Fourth " ard
First precinct ............. 20 p 2
sseeond precinct .......,.. - 81 3
First precinct ......... . 80 =
Second precinct ........,.. -.
B SiSss PT p[!.isot ... ..... g & !.
Total, both days ....1,O17 $40 So
This gives the republicans a lead Of
sixty-eight on the two days. The remain
ing precincts will give still greater advan-
tage to the side of republication.
All republicans interested in the estab-
lishment Of a strong central republican
club, including all classes OF the city are
called to a meeting of the newly formed
organization Tuesday evening The meet
ing will be in Commonwealth hall.
Hip Broken by Fall.
George Nicholson, a pioneer resident of
the city, received q broken hip as the re-
suit OF a fall Friday night He fell down
flight of stairs in the building occupied
by Matsen's photograph gallery. 324
North Twenty-fifth street. He says that
he went into the building about s p. m.
and in passing up the unlighted stairs
tripped and fell. On landing at the bot
tom his right hip was fractured. lie lay
at the foot Of the stairs all night being
unable to attract attention He was dis
covered early yesterday morning and
taken to the South Omaha hospital. His
condition was fair. Nicholson was one
Of the first settlers in the city.
High school Notes.
Friday morning at ii o'clock a mass meet
ing was held In the auditorium OF the high
school to celebrate the victory in the
Tooter subscription contest. The fresh
man class won the prize over all other
classes and were given a half holiday in
the afternoon and will have the next
number Of the Tooter dedicated to them.
Ann Rowley won the camera as the frst
individual prize and Edward Bratton
took second prise-a small rifle.
new text hook on botany, Of which
Bergen & Davis are authors, makes note
in its preface that Miss. Eva o'sullivan
of this high school faculty read much
Of the proof
Friday teysning &he high school pupils
were given their report cards, showing
their grades for the first six weeks. They
were Instructed to take these home for
the examination and signature of parents,
so that they may returns these reports 80
the school again. bat,
Next Saturday the fOOt ball team will
go to Plattsmouth to play the return
game. Many pupils are arranging to ac-
company the team.
$4,000 for SOx150 feet on east side 26th
St. between n and o SITS, joining new
brick store building just finished; party
wall contract: all specials paid.
For sale.
$1,000 for 4 houses and 75x1OO feet OF
ground at the n. f. corner of 3Oth and r
SITS
$3.50 for good 4-room house, No go
y. 22d ST.; city water in house; easy
terms.
GEORGE & CO., 1901 Tarnam, Omaha.
Magic city Gossip.
G. b. GaRord, livery. Tel. 1O6.
For sale, 4-room cottage, fruit and trees.
3SA r,
q. 3. GaGOrd, moving and transfer
Chattei and salary loans, 24SOls n ST. All
business confidential.
Steve Budzinek is building a residence at
Fortieth and H streets.
c. D. Layton forbids anyone giving credit
10 any person in his name.
letters Gold Top Beer. delivered to all
parts of the city. Telephone No, 3.
Mrs. +. ]. Freitag has gone 10 Audubon,
Ia, to attend the funeral OF her cousin,
Two cases OF diphtheria are reported in
the home OF Amy MetEger. 2sl6 r street.
The Twentieth Century Literary club will
meet at the library hall Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mra Michael Doran of Lincoln
are visiting with John ORourke and fam
lily.
swift ana Company have taken out an
other permit Of a,50o for repairs TO the
For rent South OmahA). 6-roorn resi-
dence, and barn; fine grounds. Goth and X
sts. Figures SIS.
stop II you want a splendidly furnished
room with furnace heat. hot and cold water,
gas and electric light. call at los n. Ssd -.
Mrs Robert Weir and daughter Florence
left Friday evening for visit TO her old
home in Ottumwa, Ia She will be gone
two weeks.
REPORTS from the home Of ]. W. Gribble
are TO the effect that he became a proud
father yesterday evening. The mother IL
thought 20 be safe at the present writing.
Joint debate will be INDUCED in be-
tween the socialis and the democrats al
Commonwealth hall Monday evening. The
subject will be Socialism the only remedy
for our social evils"
Mr.. James COlvin, at 967 street. has
been seriously III for some days, but - re-
ported to be slightly improved today. Mr..
Colvin received Christian baptism, admin
istered by DR.. Wheeler. on Friday last.
Make an offer on the northwest corner Of
18th aud Missouri Ave--a nearly now
house east front ana neat oottage, south
houses. Will sell on easy term. Price,
3, 10. n. P. Dodge Co., 17l4 Farnam St.
Joseph Kasa's funeral occurred yesterday
Kasa was the man VINO swallowed a dose
OF rough on rats last sunday night His
body has been held hoping that some rela-
tive might be found 20 claim II. None APP
peared and he was buried IN the pOIters
held
Mra DR.. william Berry. president OF the
local auxiliary Of the Young Mems CHRIS
tian association, announces called meet
Ing OF the auxiliary to meet with Mrs. W
\. Adkins, 100 Twenty second EtI Get, on
Monday afternoon at ago. The purpose OF
this meeting 10 20 consider the plans for a
public reception 20 be given to the secre-
ISOLATION, Mr.. 7. c. Marsh and Mr. @. A.
Young.
Good Cough Medicine tor Children.
The season for coughs and colds is now