Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-06
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Einehart, Photographer, 18th 4 Farnam.
lighting Fixtures. Burgess Granden Co.
Aeyn, photo, removed to 18th & Howard
Equitable LifS-PoliSiss sight drafts at
maturity. IL d. Nicely. manager, Omaha
where can you start monthly deposits
OF $ TO SO, earning s per cent dividends?
At the Nebraska Savings and Loan Assn.
ls Board Of Trade building. Farnam st.
Miss Perry's uiG RummaGs sale be-
gins Monday, December 6, 1903. at Nine
teenth and vinton streets at 1880 a. m.
Fisher Leads EaGlss-K s. Fisher was
elected worthy president Of the Eagles last
night and w. L. ~Spockham was named
vice president.
PostOffioe station no. II-station num-
Der IL OF the omaha postoffics will be
established in January at lo2-1OS North
Fortieth street.
Talk Fer the Boys-Principal Z. A.
Graft will address a mass meeting for
oys only At the Young Mems Christian
association boys department today at 8
,. m. All boys Of the city are invited.
johnson Talks TO womOn Of wils-Dan-
lei l.. johnson Of Omaha addressed the
women OF the Ladies' Detetic club At
Weeping Water on Yhe legal status Of wo-
men. The speaker discussed the rights
of married women and questions affecting
the property of their deceased husbands.
Ancestors Of Christ-The second of the
series of talks on the ancestors OF Christ
will be given at the Young Women's
Christian association at 4:s0 Sunday af-
ternoon, Miss Theodate Wilson to be the
speaker and "Halab" the subject. Miss
Edith Collaia Mill aipU Al uyonnan ara
invited.
Sampson and MoHsolhouRO In Court
Frank Sampson and william Nesselhouse
appeared in court yesterday to answer to
charges of maintaining gambling appar-
atus, preferred by Harry A. Stone. Their
examination was set for Tuesday, pend
ing which both were released on bonds
Of 500 each.
Gordon Striving for FIRST Prizs-John
Gordon, 2423 South Twenty-fourth street,
the courageous man with a broken back
who has made and donated to the Child
Saving institute, the sum Iof $1,000 by his
magazine subscription work, believes that
If he can get 500 more subscriptions to
two papers he will capture another val
liable first prize.
Camp Lee Porby Meets Monday Night
Camp Lee Forby No. I, United Spanish
war veterans. holds it's annual meeting
Monday evening. at BariGht's hall, Nine
neeth and Farnam streets, to which place
the camp has just moved. The camp now
has over 100 members and is steadily
growing. Regular meetings are held the
first and third Monday evenings Of each.
month.
Cause Of Linden's Death Unknown-The
coroner's jury, empanelled to inquire into
the death of Gus Linden, an employe Of
q quarry at Louisville. at st. Joseph's
hospital Wednesday night, brought in a
verdict yesterday afternoon that he came
to his death, but BY what reason un-
known. Efforts to get In communication
with Linden's supposed Chicago relatives
have been without result.
A Gold Medal, offered by q tobacco
trade journal, for the best dressed window
during the month Of October, has just
been awarded to Mr.. James Downs. Mr..
Downs, salesman for George Rogers, dec
GRATED the window with Flor de Mendel
cigars, had II attTactively lighted, then
photographed and entered the photograph
In competition with every city throughout
the country with the result that it was
awarded first prize,