Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-22
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Budweiser beer. Resented. Tel. 323.
Moore's Stock Food makes fat.
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Moore's Stock Food makes fat.
Finest work, Bluff City Laundry.
Smoke Iron Chancellor &c cigar.
c. e. Lefferts went to Kansas City yes
terday.
Myrtle lodge, No. IL, will meet in regular
session this evening.
E"x-Postmaster Thomas Bowman left last
evening for Boston, Mass.
Hale s. Hutchins returned yesterday from
a trip to the Pacific coast.
c. b. Jacquemin e. Co., jewelers. and OPP
ticians. q South Main street.
The Patriotic Order of America will meet
in regular session this evening.
wanted-Latest edition OF Council Blurs
city directory. Apply at Bee office.
Congressman Hager returned to his hcme
In Greenfield early yesterday morning.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
to William NJ. Gamble, aged %, and Il.
Wilson, aged 20, both colored, of Omaha.
Mrs. c. r. Cornelius has gone on a visit
TO friends and relatives in Chicago and
Freeport and will be away about two weeks.
Don't you think 1t must be a pretty good
laundry that can please so many hundreds
OF customers? well-that's the Eagle"
724 Broadway.
Auditor Matthews estimates the cost OF
the survey of the river front to be about
5000 and this amount will be assessed pro
rata against the abutting property owners.
William Woodwork and daughter, Hattie,
and Miss Emily Brown of Warren, ILL.,,
are the guests of w. McFadden and family
on Grace street while visiting the ex-
position.
All members of Women's Relief corps,
No. 1870, are requested to meet at the home
OF Mrs. J. F. Weatherbee, 625 Broadway,
this evening at s o'clock to make arrange
ments for the funeral Of Mrs. Bolin.
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charged with being insane, had a partial
examination before the commissioners of
insanity yesterday afternoon. The hearing
was continued until today in order to secure
further evidence.
Fred Harris, formerly superintendent of
the Omaha Bridge and Railway Terminal
company, now located at Deadwood, 5. d.,
where he is building a railroad, was in the
city yesterday calling on old-time friends,
He is visiting the exposition.
The Fidelity Loan & Building association
of Ottumwa, Ia, commenced suit in the
district court yesterday against j. M. Pat
ton and others to foreclose a mortgage on
lot 6, block O., Hyatt's sub, and to have
certain shares of stock forfeited.
The finance committee Of the Council
Bluffs Women's Sanitary Relief commission
has issued an appeal to all delinquent mem
bers to pay their dues before next Wednes-
day. The commission has incurred some
liabilities that must be liquidated.
The till at the hardware store of P. G
DeVol on Broadway was tapped yesterday
afternoon for about S14. Suspicion points
TO Lew Bessett, a colored man who has
been working for DeVol and who was dis
charged yesterday. Bassett could not bt
found last night.
T. G. Jackson, county supervisor of the
poor, acting on instructions from the board
yesterday served notice on the city ply
stefan and chief of police that in future
ell cases sent by the city to either OF the
hospitals would have to be paid for by the
city and not by the county as heretofore.
Theodore Bachelor was arrested las
evening on a charge Of assault and battery
preferred against him by E. w. Prouty
who lives south of Manawa. The assault
is alleged to have occurred in a boat OF
the lake. Bachelor gave bonds for his APP
pearance in Justice Burke's court mex
Monday.
Attorney George II. Scott, who recent!
obtained a judgment in the superior cour
against George A. Gregory for 1888, fol
legal services, yesterday filed a petitio,
asking that Gregory be brought into cour
and be examined as to his property. Scot
has been unable to locate any Of Gregory;
property to satisfy his judgment.
w. ]. Stuart, Guy Congdon, Hershey S
Welch, Bruce, Wray and Jay Stuart o
North Platte and George w. Wilcox, e
G.. Akam and Il. j. Mead of Flandreau
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who are taking in the exposition and VIII
were the guests of Y. j. Foley yesterda.
at dinner at the Grand hotel.
L. p. Judson, who was assaulted a coupl
of days ago in Wollstein's saloon on Broad
way by John Wallace, driver Of the cit.
street sweeper, went to the saloon yester
day and complained that he had lost hi
watch during the fracas. He was some
what under the influence of liquor AM
created such a disturbance that an office
was called. who placed Judson under ar
rest for disturbing the peace. He CAV
bail for his appearance before Judge Ayles
worth this morning.
Mrs. A. B. Casey, living at 20S Grac
street, was badly burned about tn
hands yesterday by gasoline ant
but for the timely arrival of neigh
bors would probably have been NOR
seriously injured. She attempted to fill tn
reservoir while the burner was lighted
win the consequence that the oil over
flowed and became %ignited. The flame
spread to the widow curtains, but the blaz
was extinguished by neighbors who wer
attracted by her cries, without calling on
the fire department.
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