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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
GARBAGE DISPOSAL.

Ordnance Informally Considered by coun-
oil Last Night and May be Acted Upon
Next Week.
The ordinances for the disposal and
collection of garbage, which were intro
dueed at the meeting of City Council last
week, did not come up for action last
night, as it was desired to give more time
Tor consideration, but it is the intention
to bring them up for action at the meet
ing next Thursday night.
Parties interested in the subject Of
garbage disposal had requested Council
70 give them a hearing, and, with that
object in view the disposal ordinance was
considered informally after last nights
meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
NINTH WARD WATER MAIN.
Many Applied for Employment When th'
Work Was Resumed.

Many Applied for Employment When the
Work Was Resumed.
The work Of laying the large water main
10 the reservoir on the Weldin farm has
been resumed by the Water Department,
on the Boulevard, between Twenty-second
and 1wenty-third streets. A large num-
Der Of laborers have applied for work in
the trench, but Assistant Engineer Nc
Nulty took on only old hands. Ten men
we're put to work digging and seven carts
we're put on. Other old employees Of the
department will be put to work soon.
At the point where work was resumed
the return pipe branches off from the
main force pipe. From this point to the
reservoir the return pipe will be laid in
the same trench as the force pipe, and the
excavation will be made for both pipes
at the same time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
ToLar sehooI oornerslone.

The cornerstone Of the new paro-
chial school, at New Castle, for st.
Peters r. G. Church, will be laid
on Sunday afternoon, April 22d at
O'Clock, by Bishop Monaghan, assisted
by Rev Frederick V. Campbell, pas
tor Of the church. The building is
being constructed by John Healey, at
a cost Of sl2, 600. Other priests Of the
diocese will take part in the affair.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
pr.anhsn IN NV Jerser.

Rev. Hubert W. Wells, rector of
st. Andrews Church, went to Glass
boro, n. j., yesterday and in the even
ing conducted services for Rev. Charles
Bratton Dubell, formerly Of this city.
On Thursday night of next week Mr.
Dubeu will preach for Rector Wells
in this city
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
chnrnh neht.

The members of Eastlake NJ. =. Church
are working with a view to paying of the
mortgage on the building, which now
amounts to $1,000, and as 81 200 has
been subscribed, it is believed that they
will be successful. Last year $1,000 was
paid on the debt and with the same effect,
success should crown their Efforts TINS
year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
Come to See the Fashion
Approved Fabrics for 1906

One day may hold more Of interest than
another among the dress goods and silks
just at present, when shelves and counters
are loaded up with the newest things. and
before any lines are broken and depleted, we
promise you a treat the first sight OF The
WOOlen and silk fabrics which fashion has
firmly demanded.
There are radical style changes many
departures from past modes. and our latest
arrivals mark the changes clearly We
have been especially careful in buying to be
sure that when stylesand weaving please you,
durability shall not be lacking-That the
wearing qualities of every yard Of goods that
passes over our counters shall thoroughly
satisfy our customers.
It's Just this sharp attention to detail IN
buying, the days we spend in going from
manufacturer to manufacturer, searching
and testing refusing the inferior, and ac-
cepting only the BEST that has made our
dress goods department a fayorite in this
city.
About pricesl they are right in every re-
spect, and you'll find your money going
farther" than ever before-even at this store
so come, prepared to be surprised.
Better come soon--to- day or tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
cl,ll serrioe FrnmInatlon.

A Civil Service examination Of ap-
plicants for second assistant engineer
in the United States Revenue Cutter
Service will be held at the Federal
Building on April 10th.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
...,.,.n,. vv,,t A,,,..ment Books.

So many people have been examining
the city assessment books at the Olty
Hall that the tax Office gave ass istance
to CityClerk Monaghan, and the hnance
committee of Council has engaged John
p. Hyatt 20 assist with the Work
during the month.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06

Acting through the poIes upon the sources
of inflammation Glenn's SULPHUR Soap
promptly relieves the burning, itching and
other annoyances caused by salt hheum,
Scald j cad, impetigo, Erysipeins, ana
other skin diseases and ultimately removes
every vestige of them.
Hills instantaneous Hair Dye is safe a.
well aG speedy,f
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
\ SAVERY ELECTED
"A President Of The Board Of
Trade for The Third
Consecutive Year.
.VVIcERS CHOSEN LAST NIGHT
.,d Acts in the Matter of
Naming New Battleship.
noMMITTEE WAS APPOINTED
d. Take the Matter Up With
the Authorities.

aosrd TO Formally Request City
I,.nc,l 20 Make an Appropriation for
..-hor Improvement - Juugs Gray
nsIsqate to Lake MOhonk Conference.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
Clerk Garrett on Duty.

Mark L. Garrett, stamp clerk at the
postofiice, who was i'll for several days,
has recovered and is again on duty.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
Cure Fer The Blues
ONE MEDICINE THAT Has never FAILED
Health Fully Restored and the 10y Of
LIE hogaiHed.

When acheerful brave, light-hearted
woman is suddenly plunged into that
perfection of misery, the BLUES, it is
sad picture. IL is usually this way;
She has been feeling out Of sorts"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
WE GIVE SPERRY GOLD TRADING STAMPS.
Spring Ribbons
Ready to DELIGHT You-

And surprise you with their beauty and
their pleasing low pricedness. They will
teach you how much more beautiful ribbons
can be than you have imagined.
You have probably guessed that we are
going to tell you we have more ribbons-and
prettier ones than ever before for this sea-
sons selling. Right you are. and right are
we in affirming this, as we think it the duty
Of every good store to keep it's friends posted
on any unusual advantage it may have to
offer.
OF course the approach Of Spring has
brought out a quota of new things in colors,
effects and weaves. entirely foreign to the
ribbon lines until now. It naturally goes
without saying. that we show the best Of
them-in fact all the good ones. We we're
advised by a very authoritative fashion source
that ribbons would be particularly in demand
to satisfy the new seasons modes-and 30,
we are perhaps better prepared to supply
ribbon needs and satisfy your ribbon whim
Of you have any)-than any other store.
If the ribbon department didn't live up to
this stores reputation for low prices and
could not do just a little better by you than
any other place-we would be too crestfallen
to mention our ribbons at all As il is we
would gladly write pages-but space costs
money.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06

Sale |
100 IVES \
! clothes
ture, &cl
Mrs. NJ. Al
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06

millinery is Che economic n
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-16
Rtrfeltet Wooe / Norge.

Set firfelige Rsoe, bportiI Srobp'
belle bleu uoiteot peo Iorsiftitet al
Den for ct 4or Iar ii0en lammenillt'
teoe Wsoefomite for Oct isnoens %
sitenfielbife Norge, nnbneoeS / 0ng.
Iingeforcningens itore Sol / ariitia.
MIA Den 30te Sdnltar. 2ittberife On.
MISUNDERSTANDING / BET siteu. og
isnbenfieIoite Norse bar onntooet ON
at msbe peb Ieputerehe. Sgina for
life orgnniicreOe firfelige areoie bar
ser anle6ning til at ienoe HeprGicts
tanter. Sorsurigt itoo oct frit FOR
2Grbe, 8eiitIige % 2G9folf at sci.
tage | WsbetS 6orbanOlinger, bill
fen Sanbsoel ban emo motrre tilbsre."
Ga. 400 GeItngere bar fremmsot,
reprPienteren6e IGrlig R%enigbcoeruc
/ artitianta Stift. SltIbmpgtig 6. j.
Midellen, Srebrifsltao, oabneoe Ms'
set meo anoagt, bporeiter ban opiors
0reoe til at fsre 6orbanOlingerne mco
Ro pg @eiiuoigbeo. Otter bans Sors
lag palates enitemrnig til Iirtg7rt
S%ognepreit .. 8ierierp, 6reorifSs
itob, iom iaieu til Siceoiri9enter fore
log Ri6eIien % Nisiiun5ietretGr
Sable, Stapon9cr.
Oct fsrite gmne, iom bar opIloaet
til 9ebanoIing, par SpsrgSmdale;:
"Spilfeu 8etpbning maa BET on'
toges at baoe for Sanbets oorOenoe
SrGiteitano. at for Chen 6lertaaet al
Sprerne ueo 9nnbetS eneitc 1rRites
ifole bar en- SPreopfatning, iom /
pigtige Gutfter itaur / Strtb meb Den
aimiuoelige ligeiremme 6oritaoelie al
oen uorife Iutberite airfes 9eficn.
belieSifriiter, % bporIebeS bsr Den
norife airfe title Jig bertil?"
3eiioerenoe aapeaan Sb. 6ret.
+ o ~, RatfeitaS, iuolebeSe: Get bar
9lR0eli9t, OF bette @nrne bar optaget
til gebanoIiug, oa BET pionebe ON
lutberif Sons / Dor Strife. Nen, oet
pnr oginn ~iergeligt. at ri M meO 81.
fgmriHg maatte lie paa bort teologiitc
6afitltct. Snab her Dor Gale ON. bar
life bare rent piocuIfabeliee Spergs'
maal, life rene Spiosfnoigbeoer, ionl
apiierne itreu, men uoge; reIi9isit.
etiit, noget iom bang Sptt iammen
meS ariiteHIioets 8~run0uolbe. Oct
fsrIte Spsrgsmual par bette: Gr
6lertaIlet al bore t~eclosiIfe Prpies'
iorer if~te'Iutberife paa oistige Bunf'
ter? 3ette maatte PROBES eiter Gen
augs6urgife 9efienSelie og Sut6er3
lille aatetisne, ut gipe gefieHoel.
iesiribeo Iisepperior oisie por Oct
iamme for airfen lom at be9ao Selp,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-16
9poens SOFT.

On af '9ecorabsYoitsn"s samle ps
iliiiise 29iere. nemli9 @uepc Swnn, CT
life mere iblanpt ps; bun ppoe Den lite
5ebruar B. u. Sg pnn Inmppning al
benOes Giierlnbte % eiier 5leres Gnite
bebes "3eeprnb>Gpten- berpeS ON a.
ppinse fplssnDe Orb til ben iiRre gfoB'
beS Aminoelie.
Senpes 8ieenapn par @aope Soers'
batter @ilbarbus, os osiaa bun maa
benresnes Ill De Gloite uorite @ntaraHs
ter, Tom / Sesnuoelien al 40. 4areue
~uopanereoe til @mertfa. @uppe par
fsot paa &pis al 6urGlbrene Guar
&uuoieH @iIoargus % anue SlSbatter
S9ue ben 29be Sanuar 1889 og fom
| garet 1916 bio iii 3eitre &pibfpron9.
bppr 6prrtprene bpebe pau ,umme Steo
iii I'm 9sb. Nuerebe 1876 bieu bun
gift meb Ianuno Spemiei Shines
(ium ieuere ipranorebe fit gtapu I'll ans
breip Spau) fra @ruaoal Sprc Selcs
marten. Sauoe bun leuet I'll ben 22be
Wtai b. o.. uilbe funoe bape ferret III
@ulobrpQup. 3 fit pmHrcnt ~50saari9e
sgstcltab bapbe bun s SprrL bppraf 2
er oebe. o..
@uope Span bar en- from, title pg
elltuGroig &uinoe, ell troiait sGeief9lle
% fjerlig uiurslemmelig Mporr. men
ogian Ell ianban, ipm bar baarot prepst
oa soet / apriets Stple meb mesen
Spspum ps mango Sorser. San bar
Fit aprs uleo Gaa!mooisbeb, bar altie
penlis mob gnboer os tilireos u,eo
SUBS 5BreIier. Serrers Orb us &irte
bapbe bun inberli9 tiar; o9 tin gathle
manseaarise S%iaisipraer, s. q. Stte'
fen, Der bapoe oRret beuoe til 9rsit, be-
pdreoe bun itaptg / ta%fuemmeit9 Grinz
bring. % iom ct 5rcbetts Barn inbs
iop bun osiaa title / Serreus Sreo.
ga Samilteu / be iibite 4 Gar bur
buet / Seerfielb. ianbt 9esraoelien Steo
Der. % bel uuoer flor 3eltaseIie Set
bar ben ste 6ebruar. Taitor Rinssen
tate i Suiet % bptbt psiaa ct fort 2ale
i airfsn paa GuseIf. Sen ~eeentlise
9isprebifcn bplot berbes Si9leisrser,
Yaitur 8ieie, puer Gi. 4, O.: IS 5reb
bill jes baabe legse mig nsc % fore
inb; tbi bu, Serre, laprr mig bp for
mig ielp / S%rp9beo".
Wrs. o.. Spau pil blipe inpret al
mango. Sellisuet pGre benoes. Wiinoe!
&, g.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-16

bebagelise geisg % neobaS Serrcns
geliigneIie crer Sarnpirfet / Henig.
beoen | be fonrmenoe Gage.
Sansss Ssnpbe.
Vaitor 8. q. Eitbp, @raonent
fra HeSming Seminar 90 bel fienot
| 8eoDing bar ipst ON at blire Brett
REQ Gauges SpnooeS Meniebeo ! Ste
mon. san bar / Here Mar Brett ior
en- Menigbeb | Saribaut. Men iaa
innot man. at ban life lGrte | Soer'
ensitemmelie meb Spnooens 2Gre.
San iog GA aiifeo iom Brett % aab.
rebe ct aontpr | MinneapoliS. buor
ian gap iig al meo at beibrebe 6oit
pcb Sppnotisme % Wtagnetisrne.
MenigbcSen / aenpon bar bolot Wts-
De meo gltbp; mten Oct er enbnll life
aisiort, enten BEN oil fable bam eler
ei. - "Sfnno."
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-10
Turn Your Face
Into Dollars
Many a Man Has Failed Be-
cause His Face Was q
Picture of Calamity.

It takes sunshine to produce a rose a
perfect rose And so man, 70 be success
full. must have sunshine inside. The life
which has IL not. which has no health and
no happiness, lie sour surly, pessimistic,
and failure The world already has too
many vinegar faces that breathe ili-will
and strife The world wants Joy. comfort.
sunshine and will cling to the man who
has Il, who radiates gladness and triumph
wherever pc is and under all circum
stances.
Some people have a genius for seeking
out the disagreeable. the crooked, the bad
and the ugly. These are the destroyers;
they travel in schools, they herd together,
for they love their kind, and the cheerful
part OF the world will have nothing to do
with them.
And why IL it that so many peddle dis
aster, knowing at the same time that IL
they do. their lives will be ruined? Some
people cannot help IT. for pessimism usu-
ally comes from bodily disorders, and this
cannot always he prevented. The stom-
sch. for instance, is the most commoh
cause of discomfort. sour face reckless
ness, disgust and lack Of ambition. A bal
stomsch-there rs the secret of many a
failure. Anyone can have a good stom-
sch, strong stomach stomach that can
take care of anything and everything that
Is put into 1t, no matter whether IL Is a
very bad stomach now or not. Then why
not have 1T?
Stusrt's Dyspepsia Tablets do this very
thing. One ingredient of these little tab
let's disests 5000 grains of foods. and no
matter how bad is your dyspepsia or indi-
gestion. these tablets will digest every
thing In Your stomach thoroughly and
completely, and better and quicker than a
healthy stomach can do the same thing
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will cure
quickly loss OF appetite, brash. Irritation
burning sensation, nausea, heartburn
quotations. loss of vim and sDirit, bad
memory, and dyspepsia and indigestion
In their very worst forms.
No other little tablet In the world eat
do so much. You should carry Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets around with you where
ever you go and take them after meals
Then only will you realize what IT is Il
enjoy a meal, aud what perfect digestion
means. Your whole body and your mind
Will feel the effects; your vim will in.
crease, you will be more satisfied witt
| what the world does, you will think hap
! pier and be happier and your face will bt
| one of supreme contentment. That will
/ bring you success and then more success
! Your face will bring you dollars. Try It
1t will cost you just soc for package Of
| these wonderful Stuarts Dyspepsia Tab
let's, at any drug store on earth.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-10
FAX CASES ARE POSTPONED
Railroads Gain Point So Far as the LARGE
osurties Are Concerned.
LOSE OUT ON ONE IMPORTANT POINT
Court Mas No JurisdIction where
Amount is Less Than $4,000, aud
I'm These Counties Rail-
roads Must Pay Up.
CFrom a stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Oct 9-tspecial Tide
grant -Notwithstanding the protest Of At
torney General Brown against postpone
ment OF the argument in the tax cases OF
the Union Pacific and Burlington rallrc ads
against certain county treasurers in Ne
braska, the cases have gone over until a
full supreme court bench Is present to hear
oral arguments. The court however, over
ruled the railroads appeal on the question
Of jurisdiction This means that those
counties in which the taxes sought to be
enjoined by the two railroads were lees
than 5000 will receive the tax In full with
10 per cent interest for two years when
the railroads secured their FIRST temporary
injunction against the collection of their
taxes the state filed an answer objecting to
the jurisdiction of the federal court in
those cases where the taxes enjoined were
less than t2000. The state was sustained
in the lower court and an appeal was taken
20 the United States supreme court. These
appeals have now been dismissed and Il Is
claimed by lawyers there IL no other re.
course for the railroads in these cases and
they will have TO pay the taxes where the
amount enjoined is less than 1900.
The following table shows the amount OF
assessment in these several counties, the
amount OF taxes rendered and the amount
Of taxes sought to be enjoined:
UNION PACIFIC.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-10
DOCTORS WORDS
Talks Absut the Analysis of Postum
Food COfee.

To the Doubling Thomases, the endorse
ment of Physician as to the wholesome.
ness OF Postum Food Coffee may be COM
forting. ."t
When eones causes nervousness -aud
dyspepsia, it's time 10 stop it. And there
is where Postum IL a true comforter. II
is a warm. palatable and wholesome bev-
erage and at the same time is liquid
food. 81 ......
Coffee does harm, not because it's well
or poorly made-not because it's high OF
low priesd-but because OF the alkaloid
-druE-caffeine, Il contains. The habit
ual use OF coffee, therefore, forms a druE
habit
A Buffalo physician said recently, 81
have used Postum Food Cofee in my
family and nnd II to be all that is claimed
for tia most wholesome. delicious bev-
erage. When made and served according
to directions it lie certainly delightful and
refreshing.
f'T have read carefully Dr. Davenport
analysis OF Postum Food Coffee. as print
ed on the pkg. which most heartily en-.
dorse. have been prescribing it to my
patients
The Dr. is right and there's a reason,
Read the little book. The Road to Wen.
Vile in pkgs
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-10
SUGAR CASE INDICTMENTS
New York Grand JurS Returns Eight
Bills IN Recent Rebate
AFFAIR.

NEW YORK. Oct. Slight indictments
IN the so-called sugar rebate ease were
handed down by the october federal grand
Jury. which completed tie labors today.
The indictments were found earlier in the
year, but were never oniciaIly reported
until today.
The indictments were as follows:
Against the American Sugar Refining
company. the American Sugar Refining
Company OF New York and C. Gondlow
company OF New York ana c. Goodiow
Edgar and Edwin Eale for receiving re-
bates from the New. York Central Rail-
road companyi against the Western Transit
company for giving rebates to the American
Sugar Refining company and the American
Sugar Refining Company OF New York:
against the American sugar Refining Com.
pany OF New York for receiving rebates
from the Western Transit company, ana
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-10

ocked side door. Mr.. Chambers did not
see the man. He knows It was three min
dtes past 10 when he got his keys and
started outside TO ~ to the side door, for
he asked a man the time before he left
the dancing hall
rhe police still decline to disclose the
IDENTITY OF the two persons who saw the
man at Twenty-fifth and Farnam
Several arrests of suspicious characters
both black and white. have been made in
the last twtnty-four hours and several OF
those arrested have been released Jim
Digss, the negro who wa charged with
the murder Of Frank Wheeler several
months ago. has been lodged in jail. but
the police do not say that his arrest has
any connection with the investigation o.
the Rummelhart murder. Nat Crowder. a
colored man from Creston. Ia. was ar
rested Monday evening on suspicion. 4
telegram from Chief Donahue to Creston
Tuesday established the fact that Crowder
was In Creston Saturday night.
The mans handkerchief found at the
scene Of the murder is held under lock and
key and no one outside Of the detectives is
allowed to see it.sCaptain Mostyn says the
initials on II can be plainly distinguished,
but It is imperative to keep them secret
One Important Link.
Rumors In abundance were unearthed by
the police Tuesday. One report was that a
colorsd man had been seen by a woman
and her little boy heading for the railroad
tracks at Forty,nfth and Dodge stree s
late Saturday night, evidently for the pur-
pose Of hopping train. This story was
Investigated Tuesday morning by Detec-
tives Mitchell and Sheppard ana reporter
for The Bee, but no one in the vicinity
could be found who had seen this negro
During the canvass OF the neighbo. hood
bounded by Forty-third and Forty-ffth
streets and Dodge and Hamilton streets 6
clue was unearthed which may prove to be
of the utmost Importance. Mrs, John
Lynch Of 1ss North Forty-third avenue said
that a Notwithstanding negro had been
seen by her Saturday about noon. She was
able TO give a most accurate description OF
the colored man. Mrs. Lynch said he wss
about ave feet seven inches tall, weighing
about 40 or $50 pounds, and when seen by
her was wearing a light-colored tan soft
hat. which was badly .oiled, a black Goa,
and vest and a pair Of dark trousers with
An indistinct stripe.
when first saw the man he was stand
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-10
WILLIAMS GIVES BACK FEES

.- Continued, from First Page),sSi
the line relating to- the probation of a
will. which states THAT 81 is the fee for
that service. This, however, is not the
only instance Of the collection Of 50 where
It should have been.5o cents: Il jest hap
pens to be mentioned nrst IN this case.
There were also fees collected for al
lowing Anal report, discharges OF ad-
ministrator, recording, etc, which were
not done in fact, thus making an item
Of s4.sS OF unesrned fees collected. Mrs.
King, after becoming thoroughly exas-
perated by combined extortions and in
competency. is credited with having made
some real interesting ana Enthusiastically
plain observst lions to the ex-judge few
weeks ago, which caused him to do some
very lively side-stepping until he could
get the records all straight
But williams cot the fees.
He paid them back.
But yet, after all, Williams overlooked
something in this last case. There was a
certificate and seal 10 copy due, for which
he didn't collect any fees. OF course he
didn't do the work. but IL was his duty
10 do it and the Administrative supposed
from what williams told her that every
thing had been properly arranged and
would gladly have paid for 1t had It been
done
Charles Hoffman was guardian for Frank
Hoffman, a minor, living between Pierce
and Norfolk. He filed guardians re-
ports January %. 1924, and February 2s.
1905. along with 50 altogether for re-
cording them. They were not recorded
until Judge Kelley recorded then on
March 1s of this year. ...'
But williams got the fees.
He paid them back.
All Of these probate cases 10 which REF
erenees have been made, were made live
issues At the instance OF interested heirs.
administrators, or bondsmen carly this
wear
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-10
FUNERAL OF HERBERT g. BURKE
Body viii ne Barred at Forest Lawn
Cemetery.

The funeral of Herbert G. Burke viii be
held wednesday at p. IN. from the resi-
denee of his aunt, Mrs p. j. Dale gol
Farnam street, with interment at Forest
Lawn cemetery. Friends are invited to at
tend the funeral Mrs. George Burke,
mother OF Herbert Burke, and his sister,
Miss Rita Burke who Is two yesrs older
than he. arrived from Lincoln Monday to
attend the funeral. Miss Burke is attend
ing the University Of Nebraska. Other rel
atives in the city are: Mrs. P. J.. Dale,
q sister OF Mrs. Burke: Mrs w g.
Beeeher, a sister OF Mrs. Burke, and her
children, and Mr. Charles Burke, a brother
OF Herbert BUrke's father. Mr.. Burke was
In the commission business with his
brother at South Omaha and continues the
business after the death OF his brother,
which occurred about six weeks ago.
other relatives attending the funeral will
be: ?. s. Rickley of Columbus, Mrs
Louise Archer Of Columbus, W. 8. Rickly
and daughter Of Dundee, W. J. Rickly and
wife Of South Omaha and Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Baldwin Of this city.