Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-10

and plumbing. SssHs; light bilis 8 ~; street
repair. sell ~. total s3.aan
petition was presented for the grading
Of L street from Eighteenth 20 Twenty
fourth.
The treasurer recommended the transfer
Of funds from several Improvement dis
tricts 70 others in the amount Of g. iei72
The bond and contract Of Dan Harmon for
the grading OF Eighteenth street was sp-
proved. subject 20 the opinion Of the city
attorney. A communication from the treas
urer informed the council that there was
due at the fiscal agency in Mex York in
terest to the amount Of 2.42So2, and asked
that a warrant be drawn on the interest
fund 70 reimburse the treasurer for this
amount which had been forwarded
The city sanitary inspector, Frank z.
Jones. submitted his monthly report from
which Il appeared that there were six new
cases Of scarlet fever, six Of diphtheria and
four OF smallpox. Of which one case was
still under quarantine.
-Four new arc lishts were authorized. The
locations are Seventeenth and J. Thirty
fourth and T. Nineteenth and L and one in
the center or the West L street viaduct.
The judges and clerks Of election were
allowed 81 each for their services during
the recent primary election. They worked,
on the average, twenty hours each, so were
allowed pay for three full days. The total
Of this bill amounted TO $40
The council then adjourned to meet at
the time Of the next regular session, or
March &c
Grand OpeninE.
Of the biggest brightest and best grocery
store in South Omaha. our new location,
Twenty-seventh and L Streets.
A FEW SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY.
Sugar, p lbs, 400
Any brand OF -four. per sack. SilO
Mocha and Java coffee; regular price DOC.
Saturday only 1sc.
Uncolored Japan tea; regular price SOC.
Saturday 24c.
Gunpowder tea; regular price s5c. satur-
day only Doc.
Good rice. lbs, 19c.
Pancake -four. per h., NC.
Fresh country eggs, per doz., lac.
Hand-picked navy beans lbs. 25c
Tomatoes, cans 25c.
Corn and peas, per can. g..
oyster and soda crackers. per ID. &c.
Ginger snaps, per h., SC.
Quart measure jars ehow-chow lOc
Mustard sardines. per can. 4lkc.
Sour pickles, per doz.. 4ISc
mdNtHtSs per uoA- Jokes. ~
Cornstarch, regular 1Oc seller. Saturday
only SC.
Maple syrup, quart can. 20c.
Corn caramel syrup, cans 25c.
Black pepper. per h.. lac.
OUR MEATS ALWAYS THE BEST.
Porterhouse steak. per ID. lee.
sirloin steak. per h.. lOc
Round steak. 3 lbs. 25c.
! Chuck steak 4 lbs &c
We sell nothing but the best goods at the
lowest prices. II you don't trade here We
| both lose.
| ISAACSON'S GROC. & MEAT MARKET.
9th & SITS. So. Omaha. Phone 5l5.
Goods delivered to any part of city.
Magic City Gossip.
Desk room for rent in Bee office, city hall
building, South Omaha.
James Brabtts. captain of fire company
No. 2, has returned from visit in Min
nesota.
Last nights services concluded the evan
gel Of w z Fenno in South Omaha. He
has been doing good work here.
The c. W. 3. NJ Of the Christian church
will meet Friday at the home OF Mrs. c. A.
Cline, 1929 North Twenty-third street
Charles Altstadt and family left last
evening for Montreal. Canada. He has a
pany
letters Gold Top Beer delivered to all
parts Of the city. Telephone No g.
The normal class of the Kings Daugh-
ters' chapel Will hold a pastry exchange
| at Bradley's grocery store, Twenty fourth
and NJ streets, Saturday. March TO-
The senior class OF the South Omaha High
school won in the monthly rivalry for hon
ors in the point of punctuality and good
attendance. The class will float its pennant
from the flag stan.
The Phil Kearney Woman's Relief Corps
will give social entertainment at the
Woodmen hall saturday evening Marcel
TO- All will be made most welcome and a
pleasant evening is promised in advance
Mrs Jennie Carpenter Brown. Mrs. Brat
ton and her daughter, Louise, and Mrs
Clark of Omaha, as well as many others
will help in the entertainment.
The students of tho high school have ar
ranged an interscholastic debate TO take
place in the latter days Of April and have
already fixed the preliminaries in which
there are to be twelve contestants who
will STRIVE for the honor of representing
this school. A question has been agreed
upon. II is Resolved, That labor organi.
nations are a benefit to the workinl
classes" The preliminary will COINS
March q.