Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-03

Clark's sodas.
Stockert sells carpets
Fine engravings- at Leffert's.
Ed Rogers Tony Faust beer.
Get those new photos at schmidts.
Plumbing and heating. Bixby & Son.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director, phone 997
Woodtng Undertaking company. Tel SSs
Mercantile Co.
DlAMUNDS AS AN INVESTMENT,
TALK TO LEFFERT ABOUT IT.
TIMERS AND PLUMBERS WANTED.
f. A. SPENCER. 1853 W. BROADWAY.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Saun-
ders, 20 Oakland avenue, yesterday morn
Louis Peavey, al OAKLAND avenue was
reported to the Board Of Health yesterday
as suffering from diphtheria.
A beautiful and ornamental gas burner,
the Welsbach chick lamp, complete S1.25.
stephan Bros, so w. Broadway.
DR.. g. W. Pangle successfully treats
diphtherle, He has been through two cpl
denies of it and never lost a case
COAL TEAMS WANTED TO haul coal
for Fenlon Wickhana- Coal company.
Higher wages paid. 1O7 Pearl street.
Build your hope on the Royal Red Cross
of your days Sold at Swalne 4 Mauers
3S6 and 33S broadway.
pay Sl2 per ton for cast iron; mixed,
7sc; copper, 14c per Id, j. AaLelman, SO2
Main, both phones $50.
WHEN GOING TO BUILD GO TO GEO.
A; HQAGLANp, THE PIONEER LUM-
Der MAN, OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. 74
SOUTH MAIN STREET. TEL. 245.
w J. Hoar, arrested Wednesday night,
charged with the theft of coal from an en-
,gine in the Illinois Central yards, was dis
charged in police court yesterday morning.
High grade granite work. from the best
Barre imported GRANTEES, lettering, carving
and tracing Fine monumental work a
way. '1''''' - h-''7' -''O'0 u
airs Louise NJ Brown, wife of c. II. w.
Brown, 14l5 High street, died yesterday
afternoon, aged As years. Besides her hus-
band she leaves two daughters and four
sons -
Mrs. Walter I. Smith. wife of Congress-
man Smith, who has been I'll in the Omaha
General hospital for the last week. is suf-
hciently recovered, it is said, TO be able to
be removed to her home In this city today
John Coyle, local storekeeper for the
Great Western, has been promoted to a
position at Oelwein, where hG will have
eharse of the general supply department
Talk among the politicians yesterday was
that James e. Jensen, the democratic can
ddate for sheriff, had already picked out
Chief Charles NJ. Nicholson and Pete Peter
son have both been promised positions as
deputy sheriffs by Jensen.
Do not forget we are the sole agents for
the Radiant Home base burner, the most
economical stove on the market today.
win save one-third OF your coal bill Call
show you We are also the sole agents for
the Lexington steel ranges, the best in the
world. Petersen Schoening Co.
Daniel ]. Fogarty. S29 Second avenue. died
shortly after midnight Thursday at St.
Demands hospital. where he was taken
ss s TWO weeks ago suHerlng from a
and leaves a widow. Mr.. Fogarty for many
years was engaged in the nursery business
In this city Arrangements for the funeral
have not been completed.
p. G. Kimball and Frank Wilson conf
menced suit in the district court yesterday
against J. T. Hamilton, the. Chicago 4
Northwestern railroad Viola Wilson and
Bertha Kimban to replevin household goods
valued at $50 which the plaintiffs claimed
the defendants had shipped to MARSHALL
town, Ia. The plaintiffs hoped to intercept
the goods en- route.
Yesterday morning a German farmer
named Lowe, living near Mineola, pre-
scented himself in the Office of the clerk OF
| the district court for the purpose OF filing
his application for NATURALIZATION papers.
Although a resident Of the United states
| for thirteen years Lowe is unable 10 speak
the English language, and as this is one
OF the requirements under the new law, his
application was turned down.
Mrs o. Pacllow, residing In the western
| part OF the city, flied an information in
Justice Fields court yesterday charging q
number of young lads With the larceny OF
ther wagon. The wagon was spirited away
Halloween night and up 70 date Mrs. Pack
( low has been unable TO secure the slightest
/ with the oftensA were not made public yes
terday, as they we're not under arrest.
/ 320-acre farm in SO. Dakota, miles from
/ 2 r.. r. stations; 30 acres in cultivation
1 balance pasture and in hay; can all be cut
/ large S-rOOm house, large barn, cribs and
l granary we'll and mill deep black soil
! ideal home. Price, $50 per acre. WIN take
/ u in other good property, bal, $1,000 pei
year; also a business block, with large
barn, on corner in good Neb. town, al
| in fine condition; rents for S25 per month
will take western land. Address u. =
Kerr, SAG B'd'w'y, co. BUNS. Phones Al
and i06 Red
The funeral OF the late Mrs Huldai
Stevens was held yesterday morning from
the residence Of her daughter. Mrs. Henry
Herman, 906 Worth street. and burial wal
in Walnut Hill cemetery the services beinl
conducted by Rev. o .. Smith. pastor o.
the First CONGREGATIONAL church. Mrs
Stevens was born In New York state I'm Isl
and with her husband came 10 DEBORAH
Ia In 1854 Mr.. Stevens died twenty-five
years ago, and for the last fifteen year
Mrs. Stevens made her home with he
daughter in this city. Mrs Herman an
another daughter, Mrs Brown OF Salem
ore, are the only surviving members OF tn
family.