Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-25

ell BUNS General hospital. He was g
years OF age and a pioneer resident or this
city
For sale at bargain prices. gray team
harness and truck. Inquire at store. W.
A. Maurer.
II YOU want your fire insurance to in
sure. have Clifton-Waller co. write Il In
reliable companies.
Millinery opening Re sure and don't fan,
to attend Mrs. NJ. Preimer's millinery OPEN
ing Saturday. March 81.
Fred krcpka. farmer living near Min
den, Ia. died yesterday at Mercy hospital.
He was IS years Of age.
Edith Carroll 1894 Avenue b. was re-
ported to the Board Of Health yesterday
as suffering from diphtheria.
Fresh ,,, sailed ALMONDS sailed peanuts peanuts
$40 West Broadway. O. G.. Brown.
Don't forget that Easter is very near
and +. s. Hicks can make you a inc suit
at the right price In up-to-date style.
II is just as easy and as satisfactory to
buy goods over the telephone Of US as at
our store personally Try IT. Clark DRUG
Iowa College students after finishing a
writing,
H. w Curtis of Elkhorn, wis. is visit
ing his brother. George Curtis. $50 West
Broadway. 1t is their first meeting in ft-
teen years,
Squire 4 Annis, money to loan; cash on
hand no delay; city and farm properly for
sale on easy terms, Of payment Office, lOl
Pearl street.
A snap for somebody. a 500 ice wagon
for Sito We haVeused II only four months,
is practically new. Bridenstein & Smith,
coal and wood 1ith Ave. and 9Th st.
Missouri oak dry cordwood, Sc a cord;
shellbark hickory, 81; Arkansas anthracite.
S3.JU per ton less than hard coal. William
Welsh. IL North Main St Telephone Us.
Lee Berger, the negro porter who became
demented a few days ago and was sent
to st. Bernard's hospital was yesterday
ordered discharged by the commissioners
on insanity.
Rev. J. q. Trimblc of Sioux City. gen
eral secretary OF the missionary work Of
the Methodist church. was in the city yes
terday visiting Rev. James OMay and
other friends.
Do not sell your old iron. copper, brass
and old rubbers before you see us. We pay
81 per ton for No l machinery iron. Coun-
Gil Bluffs Junk House, j. Kattleman, pro-
prietor. 500 South Main. Tel $50
The regular meeting of Lady Mary hive
Ladies OF the Modern Maccabees, Will be
held Monday evening instead Of Tuesday.
At the close of the business meeting there
will be a box social and dancing.
Rev. w. j. Calfee, former pastor Of
Broadway Methodist Episcopal church. is
on his way from Kansas city to assume
his new pastorate in Sioux Falls, s. d.
j. z. Wright, formerly yardmaster for
the Union Pacific, has been appointed to
the same position with the Rock Island
in this city. lie succeeds T.. G. Stiles
who went to the Illinois Central three
weeks ago.
A fresh lot OF tailor-made suits and
! jackets - Hunters.
| Core to our store and let us show you
| our late styles of lace curtains. We can't
| tSll you about them. We want TO show
them to you. We were so pleased 10 see
! them ourselves that we want everybody
else to see them. stockert Carpet Co.
Carl f. Slough OF Kansas city is the
| guest Of Rev q. w. Snyder and family.
| MIR. Slough, who is a son of Prof. J. II.
| Slough of Midland college, Atchson, kan,
/ is en- route to Chicago TO assume the posi-
! ton of manager of the University Book
! Publishing company.
DO you remember how good that pie
used TO taste that mother used to make.
| We make our own pies just like mother
| did. IL you come in We can prove II to
| you. We can serve you with good fresh
/ eggs. We do not use cold storage on our
/ farm. Vienna restaurant.
! Mrs. Jessie Deeds, wife OF George T..
/ Deeds, 1923 Avenue ID, died yesterday from
! tuberculosis, aged "A years. Besides her
! funeral will be held Monday afternoon at
! 2 o'clock from the residence and interment
| will be in Walnut Hill cemetery.
Jewel court Tribe of Ben Hur has Sc
| its lodge meetings and will meet every
Tuesday evening. on Tuesday evening,
April the court VIII hold an 90 open nerd
! The committee in charge Is arranging a
| fine program for the meeting.
Williams new studio will open for bust
/ uess today-A cabinet photos, N,9S per
dozen; $40 platinum photos at 50 and >one
| large life-szed portrait free. All other
sizes at reduced prices. Come and see the
! finest gallery in the city Everybody well
/ come. Williams. opposite the postoffice
! Slyde McClelland and w. d. Hooper,
charged with assaulting Charles Johnson
and Vigo Anderson, were each fined So
and costs in police court yesterday morn
ing. Hooper furnished an appeal bond in
| the sum of 500 and was released, but Nc
Clelland is behind the bars with good pros