Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-29

Davis, drugs.
Clarks. sodas.
Stockert sells carpets.
Fine engravings at 1effert's
Ed Rogers Tony Faust beer.
Get those new photos at Schmidt's.
Plumbing and heating, Bixby & Son.
School supplies Alexander's 1893 Bway.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director phone 81,
Woodring Undertaking company, Tel. SS9.
THE BIG SALE AT HUNTERS STARTS
AT A. NJ, SEPT 29-TODAY.
NEW CLASSES organized Monday Octo-
Der /, in Western Iowa college.
DIAMONPs AS AN LNvEsTMENT.
Buy your monographs and records from
Williamson, II South Main street.
Superhuous hairs removed permanently by
electrolyses at Graves 1o5 Pearl street
See Stephen Bros. for fire brick and fire
clay sewer pipe, fitting and garden hose.
Twenty-Five years in the lumber business
in Council Bluffs, Ia. Trade still a-growing
| c. Hafer.
We take contracts for paper hanging.
painting and interior decorating. Berwick,
| 211 South Main.
Cranberries are fine, this year. 1Oc quart;
| celery extra bleach, SC; grapes. zoe;
squashes, loo. Bartel & Miller. Phone 1853.
Mrs. Louise Neidhart. wife of II. Neid-
hart Of Garner township, died yesterday,
aged So years. Besides her husband she
| leaves one son.
| pay So per ton for cast iron; mixed siO
stove, s.; rags, lac per ID; rubber, nc;
| SOPPStB III pCl tos - tNobNAhidht oVS 1tiuih
both phones $50
We wholesale ice cream. Shipped to any
part of the state. Special prlces to the
Council Bluffs, Ia. Tel. 1884,
ments to select from. in the west. shelley
| East Broadway. Council Bluffs, la.
Judge Macy. yesterday ordered the draw
ing Of ten additional petit jurors for the
present term Of district court The petit
jury Is summoned for next Monday.
brated his fortieth birthday anniversary
yesterday. In the evening a number of his
friends rendered him surprise party.
Ravinni Mucci and son, who have been
residents of Council BLUFFS for FIVE years.
Will leave Monday for their old home in
Genoa, Italy. where they expect TO remain.
Council Bluffs council. knights Of Co.
iumbus, enjoyed a smoker last night In It's
were made for initiating large class some
day in November.
Rev. w. b. C1emmer, pastor of the First
S di ehurcn, went YESTERDAY 70 70 ONO MO
tian church of Harrison county, at which he
was to be one of the speakers.
City Physician N. ]. Rice has been notl-
fed Of his appointment on the credentials
committee of the association by DR.. Cas-
sius T. Lesan of Mount Ayr, Ia, president
of the Iowa Association of Health Officers
Ray Meyers and Irving Matthews. the
young fellows charged with stealing a cop
per bathtub and selling 1t to Broadway
JUNK Oedler, were SaCIl sentenced ytSl6I-
day by Justice Gardiner to ten days in the
county jail
In order to announce the Sunday school
rally to be held at the First Presbyterian
church tomorrow, those in charge are us
ing souvenir postal cards, large number
of which have been mailed to the children
and members of the congregation.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK
WANTS A PLACE where the family uses
our famous Ohio nut coal. WIN do the
work OF. Economy nut and Kentucky nut.
Is SOC ton cheaper and three times as
clean. Bridenstein * Smith Fourteenth
! avenue and Sixth street. Telephone ls2.
FRESH AND CLEAN GROCERIES AT
JOHN oLsoN's GROCERY AT lss AND
THESE REQUIREMENTS TO A LETTER
AND ALL DELIVERIES ARE EXCEED
INGLY PROMPT.
that the three men who blew the safe
, Thursday night in the saloon at Benson are
saloon on Sixteenth avenue after midnight
last Saturday. The methods employed by
the Benson cracksmen were the same as
used at the Mortensen saloon.
! Niels Christian Andrew Jensen has the
|, distinction OF being the first to file a petit
ton for naturalization under the new law.
Jensen filed his application with H. V.
, Battey clerk of the district court yester-
day, and the petition viii have to remain
on file for ninety days before ne Will be
able 70 call himself citizen Of the United
States
The members of the park board paid a
visit yesterday to Island park, which. al
, though several miles south OF the city linn
its, Is the property of the city, having been
granted IL by legislative enactment. For
years the park has been rented to a nearby
farmer. The visit yesterday was for the
purpose Of investigating the condition OF
the place,
= THE FOLLOWING DRINKS WILL BE
THE WEEK: NADIA, 1Oc; FROZEN
PHOSPHATE IOc; HAPPY 'THouGHT,
ICAL sUNDAE. l5c; MAsIscHINo EGG
0 FLIP, lOc SOUTHERN BEAUTY, I5c;
AMERICAN sUNDAE. lbe; MAPLE
0 wSlt for the big demonstration, Oct. |
ing this week. Ccle's new High oven
l Range and Coles coleized Hot Blast Steel
sahss t sso IN rSas aSa eo6 5sy Gro O8
same time. Don't miss t. Oct; / TO Oct. s.
Paddock & Handsehey How. Al s. Main.
Mrs. Helen G. Haywood, widow of VIII
liam Haywood. died yesterday at her home
in Quick, la, aged 81 years. Deceased had
been resident OF Pottawattamie county
v, b. Perry and one sister. Mrs. II. b
. Thomas, both OF Quick. The funeral will
be held at l o'clock Sunday afternoon from
Hardin township cemetery.
young fellow employed 10 distribute
sooSs r e%oiysa sbs ss 9esf DRY
hundred or more OF the bills from the rear
J platform Of a Fifth avenue motor. Mayor
Macrae happened TO witness the young man
throwing the bills from the car and he tel
ephoned for a policeman. The young mar
! was made TO Letraee his way along tbs
: scattered about
Fred c. Smith. against whom his wife
Carrie. had brought suit for divorce, has
filed a cross-petition In which he asks thai
he be given the decree. because his wife
made him target for sweet potatoes
chunks of hard coal and other missiles
Smith and his wife separated a few months
ago after he had spent week OF two n