Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-29

bond at $3.50. AS this amount of bond
could not be secured Myles was taken to
the county jail to await a trial in the
criminal court. Myles shot the woman he
has been living with on Wednesday night
because she was consorting with number
of men at a colored club dance. The woman
is still improving at the hospital and will
soon be able to leave the institution.
Police Want Neher.
The South Omaha police are looking for
II. F. Neher, who is charged with de-
frauding c. H. Antilles out of $3.50 by
means of a bogus draft. Neher had been
stopping at the New Commercial hotel
and when 1t came time for him to settle
his bill he produced draft for the
amount named and which was cashed by
Landlord Antilles. The draft proved to be
worthless and yesterday a warrant was
issued for the arrest of Neher. Descrip-
lions of Neher are being sent out to nearby
cities by the local police department.
Using Road Machine.
Last week Mayor Koutsky had seventeen
men at work on the streets. All OF the
street gang worked ten hours each day and
the weekly payroll was 1851. The road ma
chine was at work all the week in the ter
West l. street was rounded up to the city
limits and the boulevard was worked. West
Q street was also given some attention, as
we'll as Thirty-second, Thirty-third Thirty
sixth and Thirty-ninth streets. If the
weather is good this week the road machine
will be kept out. II is the intention of the
mayor TO push the work of rounding up all
OF the unpaved streets in the city, so that
the roadways will be in good condition by
the time winter sets in.
Removing Old Pavement.
Enough laborers have been secured by
Parks. johnson & Parks to make quite a
showing on Twenty-fourth street Material
| is still being hauled to the vicinity OF the
! paving but the principal work now beinG
done is the tearing up of the old asphalt
/ Some Of the old pavement that is removed
is being used to I'LL holes in the street or
the west side. BY using this old asphalt fol
a temporary hlling the roadway will b'
placed in a much better condition thar
heretofore. James Parks is still huntinl
for men He stated Saturday that he viii
put fifty more men 10 work on Monda,
morning If he can get them. Pay on Thu
job is 81 per day.
see FIynn's Fine suits.
Don't be sorry after you did it! Befor
you do il, come and see what the Flynn
House has 10 offer. The best stock Soutl
Omaha ever housed is here priced anyway
plump 10 per cent less than any city hru
can afford TO name for equally good goods
We have just received a fine lot OF boys
and chi'dren's suits and overcoats (beauties
at small prices. Just ina handsome lin
Of ladies' waistings new novelties) for thi
month; also big lot of sample gloves an
mittens. Every department is full to IN
neck and we are making prices to ease O.
the congestion, JOHN FLYNN & co.
Eye Glasses
No store gives the bargain, makes the To-
live and let live" prices We do on goo
eyeglasses and spectacles. Our guarante
is another feature. Your Mt is all left
yourself. We give you plenty of time
try them and when you are satisfied we ar
too. Gold frames for $3.50, 81 $3.50: Germa
silver $50; nickel and steel at 75c to 81 2
rubber nose glasses soc. %. $. Clark. Il
leading druggist.
Magic City Gossip.
Storage and hauling Brewer, Tel No
There is still heavy demand FOR team
to haul coal and building material
| Mrs. Grace Bradley. 1868 South INVENT
| sixth street Is reported TO be quite sick
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Murdoch entertain,
Miss Merrill Of CrestOn, Ia. last week.
The ladies OF the First Methodist Epi
eopal church will hold rummage sa