Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-25

SUNDAY BEE: NOVEMB1
The press dispatches that the proceedings
of the congress were dominated by william
Jennings Bryan.
High grade granite work. from the best
Barre imported GRANTEES. lettering, carftng
and tracing. Fine monumental work
speciality. Shelley & Lane, 2l7 East Broad
way.
Richard Payne. aged e2 years. died yes
tcrday morning at Mercy hospital after an
illness Of three weeks. The body has been
taken to Woodring's undertaking rooms
pending arrangements for the funeral.
The knights and Ladies' of Security will
meet this afternoon at 1880 o'clock at the
residence Of +. Elsheimer, 1913 Avenue r,
to attend in a body the funeral OF the
late Mrs. Kate y. Olson. which will be held
at O'Clock from the residence, 1873 Ave
nue. 4.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Kate E.
Olson will be held this afternoon at .
o'clock from the family resiuencc, 1919
Avenue F, and burial viii be in tairvieW
cemetery. Rev r. a. Case, pastor of the
First Presby yterian church, Will conduct the
services.
Hot chocolate. 1oc; hot coffee. lOc; hot
tomato bouuiOn lOc, hot clam bomllon,
lUc; not chicKen bouillon, lOc; not beet tea,
lOCi hot matted milk, lVc; hot clam broth,
lOC, and hot lemonade, lOc; Clark sunude,
lOc, served with cream and waters. clark
Drug Co.
Your Thanksgiving dinner will not agree
y u
few minutes atter dinner ana listen to one
OF our Victor or Edison taking machines
We have them from $40 up ana most any
kind OF record YOU want. Williamson, II
So. Main St
ARE YOU GOING TO PUT A FURNACE
IN THAT NEW HOl SE2 If YOU ARE.
LET Us FIGURE WITH vi YOU on one one
WE KNOW WE CAN SUIT YOU IN
PRICE AND WORK. +. a. sPENCER. l5s
WEST BROADWAY.
Three steel saws which might have been
used IN anotner attempt To break jail
were discovered at the county bastilc a
few days ago by the sheriff force They
were found stuck TO the ceiling of one OF
the cells by mOlasscs. One Of the pris-
oners tipped 1t off to Jailer Gallup.
See The new walt decoration at w s.
Hewetson's. MIrala, the antique designs
ana coiorings, Fictues and framing. Have
your pictures framed ready tor Amas. A
large nne OF new mOuidings to select from.
W. 5. HcwetsOn, Masonic Temple. Broad
way and Fourth Sts., Council Bluffs.
A special meeting of the officers and
trustees Of the Associated Chartties Will be
held Monday afternoon at o'clock at the
residence of Mrs. George Phelps. iO2 First
avenue. A fun attendance is requested a.
important business in connection with the
home for the Greene is to be considered.
Did you ever notice II the glass on your
picture was dull and smoky and perhaps
a number of biisUers IN the glass2 If
proper style you must have good clear
glass. We handle only the best blass
and can frame your pictures so that they
VIII show up to suit your taste. Council
Bluffs Paint, Oil and Class company, MGr-
riam block
What is the use of buying ready y-made
suits that get out of shape after you wear
them q few days when you can get a
tailOr-made suit at Hicks right up-tO-date
in STYLE a good fit. and at very reason
able price? one of Hicks suits will out
wear three ready-made suits and will al
ways look well as long as there is any
thing left of it. See Hicks about your
clothes-it pays.
Gertrude. the 5-year-old daughter OF MIR.
and Mrs. A. II. Read, 800 Fourth avenue,
died yesterday from pneumonia following
an attack of scarlet fever, after an illness
Of two weeks. The funeral, which will
be private will be held this afternoon at
3 o clock from the family residence and
interment will be in St. Joseph's cemetery.
| The services will be conducted by Dr. o. 0.
Smith. pastor of the First Congregational
church.
| Estimates are being received by the Ii
! brary board from a number of firms for
opera chairs for the auditorium of the Ii
I brary building. The hoard expects to pur-
chase about $50 chairs, and when thus
equipped the board plans having several
/ pub1c entertainments during thu winter
/ in the auditorium IL is possible that a
small charge just sufficient TO cover ac.ual
| expenses may be made, but this has not
yet been determined
! The body of Mrs. Emma A. Carroll wife
1 of j. NJ. Carroll, who died Friday at Sher-
man, Wyo., from blood poisoning after a
day and was taken to the residence of heI
father, l.. IL. Zentzm, 23l2 Avenue ID. The
funeral will be held Monday afternoon al
: O'Clock from the Free Methodist church
Sixteenth street and Avenue b. Deceased
was p years of age and besides her hus
band is survived, by two sons.
Fdr Exchange-3H,-acre improved farm In
N. Il. So. Dakota, 4 miles from gOoC
railroad towns, with fine S-r0Om hOuSe
large barn, granary cribs, well, mill anC
tanks. 2l9 acres in cultivation, bal. in clover
J and timothy and pasture, all can. be cul
tiYated. Farms ali around are highly im
proved Deep black soil, everything in goot
/ repair. Price, 5000 per acre. VIII TAKE
$4,000 in other property bal, $1,000 pei
of Co. Blut1s, miles from station, on Ill
Cen. r. r., 90 acres In cultivation. balanC,
in cover and timothy hay, all can be cul
tiVated; good barn and granary. not mucl
$500, years; will exchange equity for othe
property. Address d. s. Kerr, $40 Bdwy.
Co. Bluffs, Ia. Phones Az and 4O6 red.
A pitiable case of desutution was re
ported to Rev Henry DeLong yesterda,
by the neghbors of Mrs, Brown, who, witt
six small children, one baby weeks old
were found almost on the verge of staTva
ton in a small hovel near the corner o
Sixth street and Ninth avenue. 1t wa
stated that Mrs. Brown had been evicte
from her former home for inability to pa
the rent. and that with her children sh
had sought shelter in the hovel with wha
had sought shelter in the hove
with what few belongings she ha
managed to carry with her TIL
woman's husband is said to hav
left the city several weeks ago on a tran
ping expedition and Mrs. Brown has no
| received any word from him since. Rev
DeLong provided for the immediate want
of the unfortunate family and called tn
attention of George Miller, overseer OF tn
poor, TO the case.
N0MpANV pAYc All EINEc