Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06

BUNS on July "a
Before you buy your wall paper can and
see our new line. Council Bluffs Paint, OIL
Glass Co. aOi Main and 20 Pearl St,
our new location.
For sale Will sacrifice on my ine
piano. Payments II desired. Can be seen
at Schneider q Muellers, SOC Broadway,
Council Bluns. Ia.
DO not sell your old iron, copper brass
and old rubbers before you see us. We pay
s. per ton for No. J machinery iron. J.
Katueman, sos S. Main Tel. $50.
We have the finest line OF sample monu-
nents TO select from in the west Shelly
g. Lane Marble and Granite Works, 211
East Broadway, Council Bluffs, la.
See the new wire system Herrick re-
} frigeratur at Paddock ( tIandyschey's
There is no refrigerator made that will
produce as satisfactory results as the Her
rick
The butchers have decided not to bear
any part OF the salary Of q. meat and food
inspector. The matter will come up at
the meeting Of the city council Monday
night.
Miss Alice Sloan. daughter of city Juiler
Sloan. who underwent an operation for APP
pendicitis FRIDAY az the general hospital,
! was reported yesterday to be recovering
nicely.
! we have a large bunch Of carpet linoleum
/ and mating remnants that we will sell at
any price to get rid OF them. All good
! stock. but we want them out Of our way
/ Stockert Carpet Co.
The umbrella factory located in this city
| few months ago from Sioux City, 1t Is
/ said. VIII be removed to Atlantic, Ia, by
| the parties who recently acquired a con-
I trolling interest In Il.
The funeral of Mrs. Emein Miller will
| be held this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock from
the Christian church and burial will be in
! Fatrview cemetery. Rev. w. 3. Clemmer
; VIII conduct the services.
Mrs. Herman Rosch of this city received
word yesterday morning Of the death of her
7 ousin stephen Pickard of 1889 Hamilton
| erect Omaha. Mr.. Pickard was a former
osident OF Council Bluffs.
| Our longest-lived advertisement is the
'eGople who patronize our good meals They
! a say they thrive on them and express
| o eat Vienna restaurant.
Among the transfers OF real estate yes-
;eId1ay was one conveying 5S2 acres in Rock
| wife to Elizabeth r. Humphrey the con-
liberation named being sSS 945. So
| bonfire at Twentieth street and Avenue
| q gave the fire department run yesterday
morning. The person who turned in tbe
| alarm is said to have thought a cottage
In the neghborhood was on FIRE.
William Riley and William Wilson, two
| strangers were arrested yesterday on sus-
picion of having stolen a Stilson wrench
and other tools, which they sold at a second
hand goods store on Broadway for ST.
Give the people what they want at the
! right price that's the secret OF Van
| Brunt IS success, Everytime you buy ono
| Of his vehicles you get your moneys
worth. All of his work has the mark of
quality.
Willie Cox, the Grand hotel elevator boy
| VINO was struck by a motor car on Pearl
stree Friday morning. was said last evening
| at Mercy hospital to be rapidly recovering
from his injuries and will be able to be out
| in a few days.
DAY from st. Berhard's hospital by tn,
commissioners on insanity at the request
OF her husband, A. A. O'Brien, into whose
custody she was consigned. The parole /,
for sixty days. or so long as her Condition
warrants her being at large.
The test OF burning 'briquettes." manu-
4 n ~ oh.
proved most satisfactory yesterday an(
| members OF the executive committee of tn,
Commercial club stated that It was prob
| aole factory for the manufacture OF In,
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Judd Butler. a horse trader who wa,
discharged In police court Friday morning
was again before Judge Scott yesterds,
morning on charge of drunkenness, NJ
excuses went this time and Butler will
put In twenty days on the stone pile unless
sooner released.
William Jackson. colored, who recent,
inquired in police court on the charge o.
assaulting one of the female members Of
his household. was before Police JudE,
| Scout yesterday on similar charge Hi
| Slster was the complaining witness ant
pile.
George Robinson, who received an ebon,
3Peio az the hands of a young fellow named
, Watton, who accused him OF insulting hi
! sister was fined s. and costs In police cour
yesterday for disturbing the peace Robin
Z son explained his failure TO appear in cour
tnree Gays ago as directed on the ground
that he had been out of the city
J Andrew A. Larsen OF Hazel Dell TOWNSHIP
Mh3 was recently sentenced to two year
~ the state hospital for inebriates at Knox
Nlle' put the commitment withheld mend
: ing his good behavior kicked over IN
q o,, ates again yesterday and was taken int
: custody last evening on complaint OF hi
wire. The commitment will now be issue
ana Larsen taken to Knoxville
r.; M. Robbins, who claims he is beinl
hHv he ALI
D Sudse Scott In police court yesterday morn
ing, charged with vagrancy. Robbins. VIII
. sa sad TO, t9 be Wen connected. but prefers I
8 | !sdu IRE OF leisure, was allowed to go o.
3 Ihe understanding that he must secur
8 S SoLGe VISIBLE means Of support or shake tn
3 aust OF council BLUFFS from his heels
George Dimmitt was brought back fror
damourg, Ia, yesterday by Sheriff car
! ming and lodged in the county jail. He
t tos,i ny Mrs: Jennie Baker with statu
Tory onense against her 16-year-old daugh
> ter, Lizzie Baker Dimmitt is charged wit
having induced the young girl to leave til
city with him, but she was not with hIT
at Hamburg when taken into custody
: Mrs Rebecca H. Hun who made he
J. nome In this city with her only daughter
y MIS- w. A: Goehring. $40 Washington eve
hospital in Omaha. The remains wer
brought to this city yesterday Afternoon
yet been made. Mrs Hun had been ~
resident OF this city for nineteen wear,
James Murphy, the man under arrest 70
| the MdGe1Onld pOStOnCe last De
cember was questioned yesterday after
noon by postofice inspector but he stuc
to his denial of being implicated in IN
robbery. He insisted that he was merei
digging dandelions at Emerson when he ur
earthed the packages OF pennies bearin
the Macedonia postoffice stamp, which WeI
} found in his possession.
]. Alfred Paulsen, husky looking spec
Z, men OF humanity, was in police court YET
terday morning charged with falling
- support his wife and also with annoyin
J" her while she WAS trying to make a Twin
working in a hotel to support herself an
= child, not to mention her husband who
Is said declined TO work Paulsen promise
l. to do better in the future and the cour
{. after reading him caustic lecture, CAV
Il him the opportunity.
y Mrs. Ora Everett, living about five mile
east of the city, was injured In a runawa
J. accident on East Broadway last evening
le She was driving a young horse, which
said TO have become frightened al a pa
II sing motor car. Mrs Everett was throw
II from the buggy suffering a fracture
the left arm and scalp wound. She wa
taken TO Council BLUFFS general hospita
p where IL was stated that while her inturi,
- were painful they were not serious.
l., Mrs. Emma Broderick of this city Ia
y ! received word from her brother Hug
= Burke. a former Council Bluffs man. wi
- has been employed on the San FrancisC
y Call for a number OF years, that he al
- his family escaped injury during the eartl