Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-12

kind we have II at bottom prices. c. Hafer
For summer sausage. brick cheese. pea
nut butter, nice honey. good country but
ter, fresh eggs, call at Bartell & Miliei's.
Tel J59.
Muensing union suits for men. women
and children. Summer weight Your size
Is here. Popular prices just ask The
John BenO Co
c. M. Harl. who was to have presided
at the Cummins meeting at the New the
ater Thursday night, arrived home trom
For sale. viii sacrifice on my fine
piano. Payments il desired. Can be seen
at SCHNEIDER g. Mueller's, 5U Broadway,
Council Blurs, la.
Velvet ice cream made at Purity Candy
Kitchen. Delivered for 30 cents quart.
Try some for your Sunday desert, you will
find a delicious repast.
If you want "A hat that satisfies your
ideas OF good quality YOU want TO try
Knox. The new 19O6 blocks are reauy here.
Just ask The John Beno Co.
DO not sell your old iron, copper, brass
and old rubbers before you see US. We pay
50 per ton for No. l machinery iron. j.
kattleman. 500 s. Main. Tel. $50
We have the finest line Of sample monu-
ments to select from in the west. Sheely
& Lane Marble and Granite Works. "a
East Broadway, Council BLUFFS la.
See the new wire system derrlek re-
There Is no refrigerator made that will
produce as satisfactory results as the Her
rick.
A burning bale of hay In the barn OF
Frank Case, 14O7 Pleasant street, gave the
fire department a long and hard run yes
terday mbrning. The only damage was to
the hay.
We have a large bunch of carpet linoeum
! and mating remnants that we will sell at
any price 70 set rid Of them. All good
stock. but we want them out OF our way
Stockert Carpet Co.
The love of good things to eat, home
cooked, and plenty Of them, is what every
| body Is looking for. Patronige the Vienna
restaurant, 414 w. Broadway, and you Will
get all the good things to eat you want.
! DR.. V. L. Treynor will leave Sunday for
/ Iowa City to attend the spring session of
) the State University Board of Regents
I FROM Iowa city he will go to Des Moines
/ to attend the meeting of the Iowa State
| Medical society, of which he is secretary.
The case Of D. ]. Fogarty against w H.
! Petrie of Carroll Ia, In the district court
| was given to the jury yesterday after
/ diet had been reached The suit was over
! n disputed contract for fruit trees and in
I vOlved about $3.50.
Revival meetings are being held at the
1 Peoples Union church, Thirty-ifth street
| and Avenue b. conducted by Evangelist w.
/ X. Williams of Lincoln, Neb Sunday
! school viii be held at 10 a. m, and preach
/ ings every night next week.
The funeral of the late Charles Nc
| Namare of Garner township, who died
| Friday aged Y years, will be held this
morning at 10 o'clock from St Francis
Xaviers church and burial will be in ST.
Josephs cemetery. Besides his wife, de-
ceased leaves a daughter and two sons.
! Word has been received here OF the death
I of Arson n. Ackley, a former resident of
| this city, in Akron, o. Mr.. Ackley was
superintendent of commissary of the Pull
| man car dining service In this city for a
| number OF years. He Is survived by his
! widow, who was Miss Marie Werner OF
( Omaha.
Mrs. Peter Weis of 100 East Broadway
/ received painful injuries yesterday by step
ping into furnace register from which the
| cover had been removed. She was Sc:
verely shaken and bruised by the fall and
a piece of projecting metal cut deep
cash from the ankle TO the knee, which
| required ten stitches.
Catherine l., the infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. II. v Warren, slOh Fifth ave-
died bes % Se S4Sae VIII be he6
Sunday afternoon at o'clock from the
residence and interment will be in Walnut
pastor of the First Presbyterian church
| will conduct the services.
Willie Thomas, the 14-year-old boy
charged with the theft OF bicycle and
tinuance of his hearing in the juvenile
| department Of the district court TO per
NIT the officers to make further investiga
! confession. in which he admitted stealing
| other bicycles, His case will come up be
| fore Judge Wheeler this morning for de
termination.
Members of Abe Lincoln post Grand
Army of the Republic, are talking OF
abandoning this year the parade and march
to the cemetery on Memorial day and in.
stead will hold exercises at some hail
The failure of the city council to con
tribute 500 towards the expenses OF the
day leaves the old veterans without funds
to hire conveyances, and they feel una bic
TO make the trip on foot A committee
however, from the post will be delega TED
to visit the cemetery and place the usua
floral tributes on the graves of their de
parted members.
4 1aaNr "a
| turned from Burke, S. D., where they wen
ten days ago to look after their Interests
in connection with the Northwestern rail-
| road seeking a riRht-Of-way through thell
quarter section. The NOrthwestern's eX
tension from Bonesteel will, according t.
present plans pass their property, throw
ing a portion of It between the proposed
depot and the townsite, which they al
Join This will greatly enhanceSthe Naiu'
| of their holding and they plaS TO divide
II into lots, for which they expect READ!
| sale as soon as placed on the market