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HOTEL ARRIVALS
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AT TIDE ,JEFFERSON-Wl Kirk Louisville; w. J. Armstrong, Louis vile; w. l.. Clark, Louisville; George A. Brewer. Cincinnati; M H. FOrgoth St. Louis; WI lliam P. Carron, Chi cago; B. w. Stewart, New Orleans H. o. Wilson, Chattanooga; G. E. Car son, Memphis; w. J. Annshan, Mem phis; Al Davison, St. Louis; W. C. Walsh, Chicago; Van R. Hatcher Chattanooga; Lee Neblett. Waco; w
 H. Bellamy. Altheimer; J. w. Opp Portsmouth, Ohio; Alfred Penn, New Orleans; Sam c. Scull, Little Rock w. E. Jones. Bait more; Roy Hughes
 Pine Bluff; B. F. Kindrick, Little Rock; J. A. Stewart and wife, Thorn ts..; John Galloway, Jamestown, N
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SEA ISLAND NAINSOOKS, ,

Miss Boyette cared for the young peo- pie during the afternoon, among whom were Ralph Cutler, Addison Collins Paul Collins, George Collins Lou e Hall, Thenie Hall, Henrietta Brew ster, Blanche Blackburn, Marguerite Brewster, Rose Poynter, Ophella Brewster, Willard Poynter, Eona Earle Brewster, Monroe Perdue, Chas- Wiley, Victor LeLaurin, George Will ley, Hortense LeLaurin, Hugh Wiley, Triplett Mart n, Dan Byrd, Alvin Byrd' Willie Owens, Ollie Bess Smith, Jes- sic Owens, Mamie Farrar, Pauline Brewster, Frank Burch, Josepnlns Davidson, Helen Ballard, D. 5. Ni'eH IT,, Bena Niven, Elizabeth Cless' Mary Atkinson, Edgar McFadden' Minnie Atkinson and Lee McGehee'
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Y.; B. Hamburger, Wheel. W. Va; Sam J. Back. Wheeling; James Cuter- CT, Memphis; J. H. Kirtley. Indian apolis: E. c. Hughes. CabooI; E. B.
 Emory. New York; E. A Boaher, Lit tie Rock; I Maddin, Nashville, Mrs. H. o. Wilson. Belton. Texas; H. c. Moore, Pine Bluff; J. H. Wells and
 wife. Kansas City; B. E. Gray, Gin cinnati; Stanley Hess, St. Lenis; George w. List, Pine Bluff; H. D. Moore, Helena; A. L. Fur, Aitheimer; J. w. Embeck, St. Louis; I. M Ben nett, Almyra; Vernon Payne. Little Rock; Harry M Berry. Oil City. Pa.; c. w. Leflar, New York; Joe Macon, Pine Bluff; A. c. Hopper, Atlanta; Max Weiss, Memphis; L. Selenlsky, New York; L. Hayman, New Orleans: R. w. Stewart. New Orleans; F. D. Markhus, Little Rock; H. V. Bahlau, Pine Bluff; J. November, New York: W. iE. Carter. Kansas C'ty; E. J. Hahn, Little Rock; Robert D. Murphy New York; Max A. Key, New York: J. R. Smith. Pine Bluff; G. c. Keller, St. Louis; S. Langston, Peoria; w. P. Humphrey. Zanesville, Ohio: Hillory Jennings. Little Rock; E w. w lliams English.
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, . .xa's Auxiliary and Girls Ais.

nsMxa's Auxiliary and Girls Aid.
 A El e.ins of the Woman's Au1il- iary and the Girls A d of the Y. NJ C. A. was held jointly yesterday af- tsrnoon in the parlors of the Y. M
 c. A. for the purpose of perfecting, plans for reception to be given Tuesday q, n ight from to Il o'clock in the Y. M. c. A. building. The reception and entertainment is to be given as welcome for Secretary w. R. Stich, who has just returned after a two months absence and all 90 in order that the pubic may be- come acquainted with the new phy- sical director. John Vargo, former.y of Chicago, who has arrived here to take up his duties. Muse and re- treatments will be features of the reception. All of the band leaders of the Girls Aid and officers of the Woman's Auxiliary w'll serve as 8 committee on making the arrange IT nts. Misses Julia Williams ard
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Al ths ArlingtOn-W. F. Hendricks Mamphis; H. H. Kitchens, Chicago: J. II. Fowler. St. Louis; G. B. Turner New York; W. $. Mess. St. Louis John G. Williams. St. Louis: 4. G. ASnew, Little Rock; o. B, Tovl.s Oklahoma City; L. .. Hester. Terre Haute. Ind; James McJunkin. Pitts burg; Albert Smith. Little Rock; M. E. Hackett, Pine Bluff; A. H. Croft. St. Louis; A. z. Mess and wife. Jackson, Mss; Guy Choate, New York; Simon D. Veil, Monroe. La. :: Mrs. s. Langworthy. Little Rock: J. J. Moore and family, Bradford Ark; l.. F. Alexander. Hot Springs: P. J. Jenkins, Sherrill: L. A. Slaf- fierce, Little Rock; N G. Gibson Jonesboro; w. w. Stevens, Stephens. R. M. Meniee. Memphis. J. W. smitl, Memphis; J. o. Nangle, Little Rock. 8. P- Williams. Little Rock; J. R. Lieghton Texarkana R. E. Lewis. Little Rock; G. B. Bennis, St. Louis. K. c. Crittenton, Nashville; W. H. Johnson. De Queen; J. B. Thompson. Stuttgart; J. o. Stanford, Baltimore and Miss s. J. McDougal, Fordyce.
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SinsOn Hostess.

hber of young people were
 y entertained Friday evening
 Annie Robinson, in the new
 her parents, MT. and Mrs. Rob nson, on West Barraque
 Card games were played and |zabeth Boyce was the winner hltiful book. Dancing was al-
 turing the evening, and dainty hents were served at a late Among those in attendance eses Leyl Cross, Ollie Eddins, fggin, Selma Mart n, Georgia et, Gertrude Ivy, Eddie King, Fearin, Inez Health, Mildred Lucille Tucker and Lizzie Messrs Jeff Mccain, Irvi7 Fl, Collier Lee, Ernest White. Clement, Frank Triplett. Will. be Brewster, Melbourne Mt. i'll Rowland, Curtis Mead, Shcl er, John Holman.
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r.y Party.


 Gladys McIntire, daughter o. Mrs. J. A. McIntire, entertain ew of her friends last afternoon
 birthday party at her home, es Man street. Many inter- games were played. In the Mss Blanche Riley won the prize and Master Albert Rus On the boys, prize. Delicious nments were served and music fn9oyed by all. Those presen; Misses Ouida Sanders, Grace Ada McCammon, Mettie Rus. augusta Russell, Dell LeLaurin, hclntire. Blanche R ley Mag intire. Geraldine Clark, Minnie Green, Mary Anderson and Eris sai' Masters Robert Lindsay, A. sussell and Raymond Eyerette: "' E Sanders, Mrs. c. H. Blake and Mrs. J. A. McIntire.
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3 O'Clock Luncheon.

Mrs. H. l.. Holderness entertaiheo on Friday afternoon With a iuncn- con at 3 o'clock complimenting Mrs P. P. Byrd who leaves today TOT Florida to spend the rest of the win ter The guests included about ten members of the Magazine Club, Or which Mrs Byrd is a prominent member. Mrs. Holderness beautlfu'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-22

home was decorated with green plante and blooming haycinths, and the table had g centsrpi iece of green. ferns being used An elegant menu in five courses was served.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-22

cottage at No. s09 Wea. Second su,.zi, Ar. and Mrs Moore have nuvGs 1,nn. the homo a1d will in .f,ltnre - thsrs. r..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-22

Edna Langford and Mrs w. D. Fer 'suson have charge of the musical part of the snterta nment The pub lie will be cordially invited to this affair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-22

-Attention Of onri raaders Iis enrauR 10 the ad of tho Good Luck :sNnusr h olner columns of this issue xlaizx aH the details of the great annuaa nn- winter clearance sale. Which .ls naw oeins held at the Good Inek xnue. everybody will do weIl to consnN nSx ad and seek the 'harElinR :.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-22

Special Pocket Knife ssies v,e.y knre In Xmas box. e5c anR Aear Fnfves for 96c: 5oc and 6Sc knisurt~ exc: Shc and $1.o0. knives It -S3c. All $I2o knives tor $iOO. st s5zsv~-. land-Matthews Hardware Co.
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WHITE WASH FABRICS

Fresh and beautiful mater als the advance guard of spring. at prices very unusual at this time. Pretty sheer corded Mus lins, madras and novelties 200 values for per yard ..........-.15c 25c values go a t....................1 1 Or 3oc values go at .....-,.,...-,....-- 23c
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NAPKINS
TOWELS

Linen Huck Towels, big bar gains at 13c, 17c and Pic
 Bath Towels, great values at 12c2 16c, 19c and 28c.
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League Social.

E Leas.e Social.
 'unior League of Lakeside . enjoyed . sec al yesterday af-
 - at the residence of Mrs D. B. i The afternoon was one o.
 p'easure, with many amusing \ ~ entertain the young people.
 s were he+we-n two and five Fs Be'7re tse rarty came to a a'n'y fefreshmeats were eor~- . :. 5 Niven. Mrs. Reeves and
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Club.
 psame Club w'll entertain musicale on Wednesday even-
 25 at the home of the pres ks. T B. Gillespie. The guests limited to about one hundred |gram will be rendered by musicians of the city and tist largely of Auetria-Hun- |usic. which will be in keep the years study.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-22

-Holienberg Music Co.'S fanns tuner Of Little Rock is in the ts,nv tnis week, Gall old phone seG
 I'm =
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< * + . < % . . : |
 4 SOCIETY : : 4 | .s**++* | : ' . . + '

5 Club.
 I;e NcFadden will be hos Ee Alternating club next Itternoon at her home on avenue.
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Club.

|dery Club.
 EmDroidery Club met witK Fri ernoon with Mrs. J. R. Walker st Fifth avenue. The after FaE spent in the usual way by sewing and pleasant conversa- pd at a late hour tempt ng and
 refreshments were served. present were Mesdames w. H. E, W. P. Smith, l.. c. Saunders, Parse, J. c. Rogers, Tom
 $ C. Mead, L.. D. Lifts, H. R. n and J. R. Walker. Mrs. w. |th entertains the club next Fri |ternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-22
|raining Glass;

Young Peoples Bible Training the Christ an church was en- fd Friday evening by MT. and
 G. Taylor, on Walnut street.
 and conte sts were featured the e3g-2,..,nS ard refreshments Pryed near the hour for depart- About sixty young people wer. 1. Mlss Nettie Parker is presi- pd Miss Ivy George is super n-
 Of the class.
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CORSET COVERINGS
LINEN $ OF QUALITY

Large assortments of fine lin- ems to choose from and much less than usual to pay.
 1-A,
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,ollege Club.

College Club. ev Kate Riley will entertain
 a,h College Club Saturday complimentary to Mrs. c. a.on. of Birmingham, Ala.
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lies Club.

Inc Ladies Club of the F rst Echurch will meet Saturday #vith Mrs. B. ID. Luck and ] Hollis, at the home of the !. e17 Oak street.
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BED SPREADS

Big line of Spreads in plain Hens Fringed, Scalloped Ed.Ee ard out cornerS.
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Chapter.

Chapter. Inf Chapter ID. A. R., will fdav afternoon at 2::30 o'clock |W. L. Dewoody.
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L.ACES

500 pieces Fine French vals
 Tn match sets, values I 1-2c to l2 l-2c, January White Sale price, per yard ....... so 100 piece Plat vals in sets
 edges 1-2 to 6 inches wide, the values range 1oc, 12 1-2c. l5c and 2oc, for our White Sale
 your choice per yard v 1-2c Net and Oriental Laces, 3 to ' inches wide, 10c to 15c values, Sale price, per yard 6 l-2c 250 pieces Real Linen Lace. all widths, edges with insertions
 to match, your choice pr yd 5c Cotton Torchon Laces, put up in 6-yard pieces, go at, per bolt ........................-..... 10o
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-22

-Gerson H. Moore has purchased
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l Club.
 [M. Barrow will be the hos khe Mathontes Club, at her
 ednesday afternoon at 2:30
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FLAXONS

Beautiful Line Thread finish Flaxons in plain cheeks or fig ures.
 20c values go at .......16 1-oc P 1-2c values go at IT 1-2c 25c values go at --....---.....,-19c BOG values go at ,-,.,-.,,-------24c
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OTMKR BIM VALWHg
 Here are necessities at mnfb legs prices than you generally  pay Soft Z nish yard wide bleachea Domestic at 2 3-4c, and 9 1-2e yard. Linene Suiting, 13 1-2c yard
 Full siz5 sheets at 4Sc, 6Sc and 7Sc a yard Good Pillow Slips at h cents.
 Lace Curtains and CurtaiH Material at ONE-FOURTB OFE.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ffa--ff-us.H
ASH PITS

AOd GllO
EVERYBODY IN Omaha has been notl-
lied 10 build an ash pit on their premises.
i m here TO do the work with any artificial
brick. stone or concrete. Henry Heese,
brick and cement contractor. Douglas 60s5.
THEY know what Updikes Pride OF
Omaha flour Is in every home. II Charles
Nounce, 4iiO n. 26th St, viii bring this ad
to The Bee within three days and Identify
himself he will receive an order for a T.
pound sack Of this fine flour.
DOUGLAS Printing Co, Tei. Douglas ga,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-05

Births-A. w. and Bessie Davidge 1918
LOthrop street, boy; Edward and Anna
Hansen, 2722 Ohio street, girl; David and
Julia Martndale. 1914 Charles street, girl
L. w. and Margaret Bunnell, 2S05 Fowler
avenue, girl; Harvey and Nellie Keller st.
GATHERINGS hospital girl; o. M. and o.
Nelson, 966 North Twenty seventh street,
boy; james and Althera Milesboyle, "a
South Twentieth street, boy; Andrew and
Florence Connell, ST. GATHERINGS hospital
girl
North Eleventh street; Ella Anheuser, %
years, SIS North Twenty avenue;
Lewis N. Richards, % years, S7O6 North
Twenty-fourth street; William W. Gamble,
90 years, Omaha General hospital; Mrs
Mary Stenberg, 81 years. Benson, Neb.
Anna W. DehulnG, o. years, 2012 Rees
street; John walker II years, 1915 Bedford
avenue; Baby Nickerson, 2S6O Miami street;
Eugene T. Thomsen, 1 year, zoos North
Twenty eighth street; Gerbel l.. Drummer,
9 years, 1910 South Fourth street. Velino
Bailey, 4 years, Fern, Neb. Winifred
Whelan, 50 years, Ninth and Forest Lane
Mrs. Martha Allen, IS, S1i7 Pacific street
Mrs Ella Watson, Is years, 1913 Daven-
port street.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-05
HELP WANTED-MALE
MI.eeIInneou.-oontInued.

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES WANTED
Send postal for Omaha examination
schedule Franklin Institute Dept 1914 K
Rochester, Y.
WANTED-Men to learn barber trade;
Positions waiting In addition to good
salary, commission and tips amount TO
more than most men earn. our copy
righted charts and diagrams with tree
practice, saves years. Call or write.
Moler barber College, 10 :. l4th st.
MEN WANTED at once for Electric
Railway Motormen and Conductors; ages
20 to 40; $50 to S1O0 a month; spring the
best time to start; no experience neces-
sary. Write today for fun particulars,
Address i49 care OF Bee
BYRDS nursery cherry trees are ready
to plant now. II II. A. Burklan, 2OlS Cas-
tellar St, will bring this ad to The Bee
within three days he will receive an order
for a 50c cherry tree
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-05
DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES.
ANHEusER-sIrs. Julius, aged % year

ANHEUsER-AIrs. Julius aged % years,
April 3 ,- ....
Funeral from residence, SIS North
Twenty seventh avenue, "Wednesday morn,
O'Clock Interment Holy Sepulcher ceme-
terry.
sMITH-F. b.. OF Mexico City. eldest son
81 W A. Smith, died at the Clarkson
Memorial hospital Sunday morning at Z
o'clock aged 81 years. -
eufa 94 North Twenty fifth street, tues
day April 4. at $3.50 o'clock.
srENRrRG-Mary. wife OF K. NJ. Stem
berg, Saturday. April }, at Rose HILL Ben
son. 49,
THE funeral will be held at the residence
Tuesday. April 4, at p. m. Burial In FOF-
est Lawn.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-05
WANT ADS

Want ads received az any time, but
20 insure proper classification must
be presented before ~ o'clock m. for
the evening edition and before 1880
Tor morning and Sunday editions.
Want ads received after such hours
will have their first insertion under
the heading, ''TOo Leta 60 Classify"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-05
MARRIAGES LICENSEES.
Permits to wed have been issued to the
following couples:

Permits to wed htve been issued TO the
following couples:
Name and Residence. Age.
Maurice j. Mooson, st. Louis, Mo-. %
Sadie Kelelman, Omaha. 10
j. Carl Adams, Omaha. %
Bessie A. Abel, Omaha. .................... %
Richard Dolezalik, Omaha.................2 "a
Marie Piskae, Omaha....,............... Is
John p. Boberg. Omaha. 80
Anna Jensen. Omaha. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs
BruH l.. Gray, Omaha. ~
Jennie Slater. maha.......,.....,........ "a
Robert II. Chapman, Omaha.............. %
Hattie Pitman, Avooa. Ia...,.............. 90
Laurence Larsen, Wisner. Neb............ %
Mollie Larsen, sMisners Neb................ %
Frank Maloskine Fort Calhoun. Neb.... 81
Annie Boyer, Florence, Neb................ Is
Nicola Negro Omaha.................. q
Lucia Mobile, Omaha. ..,........"........... Is
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-05
Nursery
J, W. Day, Prop.

barge stock OF fruit. shade and orna-
meEtal trees, all sizes: shrubs vines and
roses. Nursery miles west OF Florence,
az Briggs: Phone Florence 1852 Omaha
Phone Web All. Take n oath St car.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-05

FOR RENT-Iarge front room desirable
for two gentlemen. 2i69 Harvey
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-05

OmahA's largest and most successful COM
mercial school. Day and night sessions.
Students admitted any time. Business,
Bookkeeping, StenOgraphy, Telegraphy,
logue Is free. Address IL. b. Boyles, Presi-
dent Omaha. Neb
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-05
MEDICAL
MONEY TO LOAN
SALARY AND CHATTEL.


NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
NEW co. SO to $500. NEW PLANS.
This is a new firm organized by the
LEADING BUSINESS MEN OF {
OMAHA TO LOAN
TO any honest person owning HOUSE !
HOLD GOODS, PIANOS, ETC.. or !
holding a salRried position, at the
rate OF PER CENT PER YEAR
JUST THINK, YOU PAY
bOc interest on SO for one year.
n.8 interest on S25 for one year.
ALL OTHER SUMS IN PROPoR-
TION. EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Reasonable Appraigement Charges
INDEPENDENT LOAN COMPANY,
ROOM 2O4, Withheld BLDG,
N f. Cor. 18th and Harvey.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-05

For RENT-Modern furnished room
no Webster St
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-05
OFFERED FOR RENT

Furnished Room--oOntinusa.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-05

LODGE NOTICES

Members OF Covert lodge No. II, A., r:
and A. M, will meet at Masonic hall
"wednesday, April 5, at 1880 p. m, to attend
the funeral Of our late brother, Henry -.
Palmer. Members Of sister lodges invited.
r. N. BOWLES, Master
FRANK W. BOYER, Secretary.
M. o. L. l.. u. 8.
Funeral services of Companion Palmer
at All Saints church Wednesdayi com,
panions will assemble at the church at
3IB D. m. Insignia will be worm
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-05

FOR RENT-Large room m new fiat
good location. 2605 Dewey Ave-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-05
LIVE STOCK FOR SALE

Horses and vehicles.
HORSE, wagon ana harness. W~hsts- -
AUCTION SALE OF over 600 horses and
mules. Gallups regular auction sale. Union
Stock Yards, South Omaha, Thursday,
April g. Among this consignment may be
found choice farm mares, heavy draft
matched teams or farm chunks; also about
80 head of secondhand city horses, most
Of them little pavement sore; they sell
cheap and make useful horses to take out
on the farm, they soon become sound
when used on soft ground l. c. Gallup.
FoUND-The best syrup in the west for
pancakes and waffles. II S. ]. Peterson
The Bee within three days and identify
himself he will receive an order for a 60
cent can Of this fine syrup.
FOR sALE-One open carriage, one
coupe, one set double harness, one set
single harness. $50 So. Goth st. Phone ID.
&2T
FOR sALE-Coupe and silver mounted
double harness. very reasonable. Call at
1908 California st.
ALFALFA HAY, Wagner sol N 18th St.
LOST AND FOUND
UPDIKEs Pride Of Omaha is Omaha
flour. Omahans prefer 1t. II Fred Lo-
ad to The Bee within three days and
identify himself he will receive an order
for 12-pound sack Of this fine flour.
LOsT-whlte and liver pointer bitch
pup; small strap around neck; reward.
Phone Har. AGA.
LosT22 packages of mortgage papers
property of Mrs Barbara Poppenberger.
to A. simpson i' & Som Co, i46S Dodge St
n.
ing valuable papers. Return to Mrs. j.
w. Den Arapahoe, Neb. Reward
YOUNG Male Fox Terrier-Marked
across forehead, eyes and ears. Reward.
]. a, Swanson. 4025 lizard st.
fOOND ers and Syers A-2s55; D sI5S
MOVING, STORAGE, CLEANING
OMAHA VAN q STORAGE co. cleans
-FOUR carpets on your floors; electric vacuum
cleaners. SO4 T. ls:hi SOs y nth Doug. Asa
HXPREssMEN' DELIVERY Co-Mov.
ing: furniture packing; fireproot storage
City office. as s, 18th. Doug. Ssl; Ind B-iSaL
BENSON TRANsFER-Furniture. piano
moving transfer work OF all kinds. 6lsH
So. lcNp ST b ~ Z. S9e A 1895
FERRIN'S Moving. Express and st Ssc
PIANO moving, Coles storage and ex-
press. 1916 Capitol Ave. d. go, ASSET.
MEDICAL
HAZEL LEAF PILE CONEs-Best rem
edy for itching, bleeding or protruding
PILES; SOC postpaid; samples free. Sher-
man & Mcconnell Drug Co., Omaha.
FREE medical and surgical treatment ~
Creighton Medical college. l4th and DaVens
port SITS; special attention paid to confine.
ment cases: all treatment supervised b.
college professor. Phone DougiRs llSl
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07
FLAGS AT HALF MAST
 FIR LATE SENATOR

WASHINGTON, D. C. Jan. GA simp-e prayer onstituted the funeral services over the body of Senator stephen B. Elkins, of West Virginia. at the late home here. The president. vice president, Chief Justice White, members of the cabinet and supreme court as well as members of the dip iomatic corps, the senate and house. gathered at the EIkins home this afternoon and Hstended to an im- pressiye prayer by Rev. Dr. Wallace Radcliff, preparatory to the removal of the body of Senator Elkinis to West Virginia, where the funeral services will te held tomorrow morning.
 Seven cars composed the funeral train which departed tonight, two ol which were reserved for the Elkins family and the rest for the congress ional committee and other friends Secretary of War Dickinson issued a general order that flags at all II |. itary posts throughout the country be displayed at hals .aast tomorro, out of respect to Senator Elkins. wnc was secretary of war during Harri son's administration.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07
CORONER'S JURY Is
 BAFFLED IN CASE

CUMBERLAND. Md. Jan. G. Came to their deaths by means unknow to the jury" This is the conclusion reached by twelve men who for nearly five hours tonight heard testimony regarding the deaths last Saturday of Grace Floss CT and Charles T. Twigg, whose bodies were found by the mother of the dead girl, seated on the sofa in the parlor of the Elosser home. The tragedy occurred in less than thirty hours before the time set for the marriage of the victims. Mrs. Elosser. mother of the dead girl, who was brought from her sick bed to testify, said she saw Twigg arrive Saturday. em brace Grace and give her the wed. ding ring before they sat down.
 Mrs. Elosser said her daughter May was upstairs taking a bath when her sister and Twigg were found dead by, Mrs. Elosser. Mrs. Elosser said she first thought them asleep. She called Grace and tried to arouse her. Discovering Twigg to be in the same condition she placed her hand on his shoulder and said:
 Charlie. Charlie, what have you done?"
 Asked if she saw any bottles or glasses in the room, she held up her hand snd said dramatically: "As God is my judge. I saw nothing"
 Harlan B. Norris, an eight year old boy, was put on the stand. He said he saw both Twigg and Miss Elosser after they had been found dead, each grasping a glass, and that Dr. E. L. Broadrup removed these glasses. This Is a direct con tradiction of Broadrup's testimony that he saw no glasses.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07
MINNEAPOLIS ELECTRIC
 PLANT Is DESTROYED

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. g.-Explosinn and fire almost destroyed the plant of the General Electric company early this morning, injuring three men. and causing an estimated loss of s750.O0O and tonight left the city practically in darlness.
 The General Electric company has 500 men at work making connections so the company's power plant at Tay- lors Falls could be utilized. Three men injured will recover. The escape of eleven men from the building after the explosion is a source of continued worderment They made their way through the mill race. compelled to pick their way through a mass of charged and tangled wires. with gas and flames all around them, and bricks and parts of the building tum- bling down on all sides.