Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20

South staiu street by the breaking Of
FIRE hydrant.
Harmony charter. order Of the Eastern
star, Will meet In regular session this
evening In Masonic temple.
take you to 8. A. Pierce 4 Co.'S shoe store,
corner Broadway md Main street
shrewd buyers say Overshoes and slip. |
peis are the best s. A. Pierce & Co, |
corner Broadway and Main street.
GORDON RYE, BOTTLED IN BOND, |
A beautiful and ornamental gas burner !
The Welshach chick LAMP, complete, a.&
stephan Bros, 80 West Broadway.
h.gh trade granite work. from the best
Farre imported GRANTEES. lettering, carving
speciality. Shelley & Lane, az East Broad,
THAT GOOD OLD LIQUOR AT JAR
] Genuine brass doll beds, including mat
iIess ana pillow, l5c, at Petersen 4 schoen,
Your moneys worth and a little more II
you buy your Shoes OF A. s. Pierce & Co,
corner Broadway and Main street.
pay You to see &. s Hicks. V Good i suits wi
! from $500 to S9S,0. Pants $500 to 1900
Eyerything arst-class. h. ). Hicks. 10 Pearl
The children need School Rubbers. Best
STOCK az q a. Pierce & Co., corner Broad
way and Main street.
ID. 8. Kerr has merchandise TO- exchange
farms for sale, all kinds OF city property
for sale and on monthly payments. Houses
f tSgr rent $40 Broadway. Phones n7 and
James Robert Patterson Of Buffalo, Neb..
and Ida Jane Garringer OF OcOntO, Neb.,
We're married in the city yesterday morn
ing by Rev Henry De Long at his ONCE In
| the court house,
/ am in the market to buy 500 tons OF ma.
ehinery iron, 800 tons stove iron, 20 tons
| 81 rubber and % tons copper and brass.
! Write for prices before you sell j. Katel-
man, 500 S, Main ST, Both phones $50.
ADQUARTERS-PURE DRINKS AT
JARVIS.
Pick where you will and what you will
there is nothing so appropriate, nothing 80
mucn appreciated for Christmas present
Main street.
Leave your Xmas order for groceries.
meats poultry candy, nuts, Xmas trees
wreathing, holley, etc, with us The
largest stock In southwestern Iowa 60 Sc
I RTda from, i Zolleg oo Mer Co. lOo-iO2-1OS
The West End Improvement club will
meet this evening In the county building
Avenue b. A large attendance is desired
as there are matters of Importance to
come before the meeting
You want your moneys worth when you
meats and groceries. Buy At r' the Central sEi
just what you order. Both phones No. "a
IF FROM JARVIS. SURE IT'S PURE.
o6 69B G eGhSs ASG TO JyTR Si1SYo S
e!aARs rs IS c6 on ENHS FELL SEHGA H IN
MY rs rio 10y IVY, YAST II, AMP mt Y S2J GET
II your boy is a kicker our Shoes will
hold him. 8: A. Pierce & Co., corner
Broadway and Main street.
,o we so have everything in Rub5ers from a
& Co., corner Broadway and Main street.
Petersen & schoening have rented a va
cant store building in which to store Chris
rush
John Pruitt, the youth charged with the
inert OF two horses from the Benedict
nation yesterday in Justice Gardiner
court and was bound over to the grand
jury In default of bonds placed at $500
he was sent back to the county jail.
Come to US when you want a happy
friend or relative will appreciate one. we
have stock of very fine mirrors, Come
and see yourself buy one. Berwick, 21l
North Doyle, the stranger who was ar
rested for being drunk and insisted he
was deserter from the United States
tary authorities at Fort Crook. 1t de-
yeloped that Doyle deserted from Fort
, Huachua, Ariz., last January while a mem
airy.
This is Rubber season and we have got
]
A. Pierce & Co., Broadway and Main street
A sneak thief succeeded Tuesday after
noon In ,iitting a tray containing twelve
rings with small diamond settings from
the Robinson jewelry store on Broadway
while being shown some other goods The
value of the stolen jewelry is placed by
Mrs. Robinson, who did not discover her
loss until half an hour after the man had
! left the store, at $3.50.
John Steep, a farmer living near Glen
wood, was severely injured yesterday by
being kicked by horse In the Witsett
! livery barn. He was attended by DR..
of friend While no bones were found
to be broken, It is feared he is injured
internally. Steep brought q. load of apples
TO the city and was passing out Of the
; barn where he had placed his team when
a strange horse kicked him.
? Mrs. Clarissa Bailey, aged 81 years. died
deughteF Mrs. ' W II. Foster '' il5 u North Hi
Fifteenth street She is survived by two
John w. Baxley Of Ottawa, H. and. two
daughters, Mrs. Foster and Mrs, W, A.
be held d. Fr ad AFTERNOON a so ocSeE
from the residence and burial will be In
Walnut Hin cemetery Rey' T; Al Case
, conduct the service.
BRED IN OLD KENTUCKY"-JAR-
r Wis WHISKY.
John HayesS aged 90 years. died at late
! which he had been inmate for eighteen
months, Hayes was for many years ar
and when ill-health compelled him TO Civ,
up laborIng he pleaded not to be sent e
the county poor farm. Contractor Wick
ham, for whom Hayes had In the years
gone by worked, arranged for the old mar
TO be taken care of at Mercy hospital
Hayes always had a dread OF filling
pauper's grave and 10 avoid this spen
part of his seanty earnings In main
tanning burial Insurance. which will nov
insure him a decent funeral and burial
) PURE CALIFORNIA WINEs-sEB JAR.
|, Wis.
Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, Etc,
2 We ship all our poultry alive, no cold
= storage stock. Leave your order early
]. Zoller Mer Co., Phone $40, 10O-l02-lOl