Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-21
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DdNlS SEN Tugs
Stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Expert watch repairing, Lefert, 400 Bway.
Skates for boys and girls are cheap at
Petersen & Schoening co.
Burnt wood and leather goods. c. K.
Alexander & Co, 1873 Broadway.
X. and L. of s. card party, Marcus hall,
December %. Admission 10 cents.
James Holman returned yesterday from
Detroit, where he has been visiting rela-
tives.
We are headquarters for glass of all
kinds. Sec us before you buy. C. B. Paint.
OIL and Glass Co.
Mrs. B. Durgan obtained a building per-
frame cottage on South Eighth street near
Seventeenth avenue.
A motion for a new trial on behalf of the
defendant was fled yesterday In the dis
trict court in the suit of X. A. Brown
against Rev. s. Alexander.
A warrant was issued yesterday from
Justice Bryant's court for the arrest of
Henry Stevenson on a charge of assaulttng
Gus Burke in a Broadway saloon.
acceptable as a gift-it not only pleases the
brance. Petersen & Schoening Co.
The case against Frank Deeds. charged
with obtaining 81 under alleged false pre-.
In Justice Bryant's court yesterday.
Your children should have a sled; it
prompts them to go outdoors; nothing Is
better than fresh air, 1t saves doctors. hills.
Our line OF sleds is complete and cheap.
Petersen & schoening Co.
Eminent Commander H. w. Binder has
issued a call for all Sir knights OF Ivanhoe
commandery to appear in full uniform this
afternoon at 2 o'clock to attend the funeral
of Sir Knight John L. Howe.
Solomon S; Ayers Of Cass county has
in the federal court here. His liabilities
amount to 81, 322.O1 while his assets only
aggregate $3.50, all of which he claims as
exempt.
Richard II. Gittins, aged 46 years. died
yesterday morning at his home in Boomer
township from consumption. His wife, two
funeral will be held Monday morning at IL
o'clock from the Grange church and inter-
ment win be In Grange cemetery.
We can't jolly you up and pat you on
the back and make you think you are all
right as well as some of our competitors
but II you want good, honest shoes, one
price, and get what you pay for, Sargent
can skin them all.
The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rail-
of a number OF lots on the north side of
Twelfth avenue, between Ninth and Thir-
tenth streets, which II contemplates using
for the extension of Its yards.
Buy now is our advice to those who want
the choicest, most desirable gift goods
early buyers get best choice. Don't know
quicker than seeing the thousand and one
things offered here. Petersen & Schoening
Co.
Reliable, the same old shoe store. in the
same old place Shoe stores have come and
shoe stores have gone, but Sargent, the
shoe man. still continues. The reason
good, honest shoes and one price. Look for
the bear II that's the way you want to do
business. No job lots at sargent's.
The will of the late c. E. H; Campbell,
the bridge contractor, was filed yesterday
in the district court. The will is a joint
one on the part of Campbell and his wife,
dated February ~, 1901. 1t makes the sur
pens, the widow Administrative without
bond.
The furniture store isn't half big enough
to show off all Its pretty things. These
= dainty little dressing tables wouldn't be
here now II 1t were, All new patterns,
mostly with shaped mirrors and STANDARDS
and French legs-just the sort OF Christmas
| present a girl would like for her room /.
Petersen & Schoening Co.
Harmony chapter, order OF the Eastern
Star, has elected these officers: Worthy
matron, Mrs. Jennie wilkins; worthy
patron, M. Maynard; assistant matron,
Mrs: Anna Maynard; secretary, Miss Emma
Potter; treasurer, Mrs. JEANETTE Otti con-
ductress, Mrs, II. f. Andrews; assistant
conductress, Miss Branch Arkwright.
Minard Shoemaker. who secured an over
coat and pair OF gloves from Smith &
Bradley on Friday under false pretenses,
admitted his guilt in police court yesterday
morning and was held 70 the grand jury.
committed to the county jail. The SIS over
coat was recovered from a secondhand
disposed of II for $3.50. The gloves were
found on Shoemaker when he was arrested
in Omaha Friday evening.
John Reeves and Frank Boyd. arrested
Friday night for the theft OF several shirts
from a secondhand clothing store on
Broadway, were each sentenced 10 twenty
days on bread and water in police court
yesterday morning. Reeves is a member
OF Company f, TWenty-second UniteC
mitted he had been absent from the for
since Friday of last week without leave
The authorities at Fort Crook have beer
notified and Reeves Will probably be turned
over to them.