Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-15
MINOR MENTION.


Clark's sodas.
Davis sells drugs
Stockert sells carpets.
Ed Rogers Tony Faust beer
Gordon Rye Best on Earth Jarvis.
Plumbing and heating, Bixby & Son.
Drs. Woodbury., dentists, 80 Pearl street.
Woodring Undertaking Company Tel sS9.
jarvis 'lSTI' brandy-purest, safest best.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81.
Timers wanted. +. A. Spencer, 15S b way.
Diamonds as an investment. Talk to
Leffert about It.
Lowneys and Woodward's Easter candies
at Clark's Drug Co.
Coatmakers wanted at Hicks. 10 Pearl
St, Council Bluffs, Ia.
Japalac, all shades, at Dell G. Morgan's
drug store, 12 Broadway.
Spring term Western Iowa college opens
next Monday Enroll then.
Art novelties for Easter gifts, Alex
ander's art store, 1888 Broadway.
DeVoe's mixed paints, all colors, at Dell
u. Morgan's drug store, 142 Broadway.
Wanted-Ambitious young men to prepare
| at Western Iowa college for positions.
Wanted-Ambitious young ladies to pre-
| pare at Western Iowa college for positions,
Another shipment of beautiful fancy
/ frames just received. Alexander's, 1888 BY.
! Jarvis has Kentucky whisky. Guvet bot
/ ting. No trouble to show goods at Jarvis.
| For imported wines, liquors ana cham-
payne, l.. Rosenfeld company, 3l9 Main St
Wanted-AIl X. o. T. Ms. to bring their
shoes for repair to Chris Loseth at 2
Main street.
! Six per cent mortgages on real estate
! Walker Co.
Do you want a good soda? Well, just
in the city.
II you want your fire insurance to in
sure have Chfton-Walker CO. write it in
reliable companies.
| Moving vans ana wagons. stoves stored
/ Nesoitts Transfer and Storage. Tel ~.
ONCE, 3a Broadway.
| The annual parish meeting of St. Pauls
Episcopal church will be held Monday even
| ing at o'clock in the church,
The Buster Brown folding gocart special
sale TINS s1s. week, Regular price g. this
way. .t
Lumber lime, cement, plaster sand,
! prick, rock, cnipped ROCK, crushed rock,
block rock, sewer pipe, etc G. Hafer sells
| them all.
Squire & Annis. money to loan; cash on
nand, no delay; city ana farm property for
SAFE on easy terms OF payment. Once, l0l
Pearl street
Justice Gardiner performed the marriage
ceremony yesterday for A. A Summit and
Anna ZanOna, both of Omaha, but former
residents of this city.
DO not sell your old iron, copper, brass
and old rubbers before you see US, We pay
~ per ton for No. l machinery iron j.
kRttleman, SIS S. Main. Tel. 650.
We have the finest line Of sample monu-
monts to select from in the west. Sheely
a. Lane Marble and Granite Works. 2ll
East Broadway, Council Bluffs, la.
Tin work and plumbing; experienced tin
ners and plumbers furnished; work strictly
guaranteed; prices right let US ngure with
you. f. a. Spencer, los w. Broadway.
. Rugs-Our assortment of room-size rugs
Is now complete. large line of the most
desirable patterns now ready for your in
spection The Keller Farnsworth Furni-
ture Co.
Mrs. G.. II Richmond, who recently un-
deTWent a surgical operation at the Council
Bluffs General hospital, has so far recoV-
cred as TO be able TO be removed to her
home yesterday
Shields Bros. filed yesterday in district
court notice OF appeal IN the supreme court
from the ruling in favor of the county
treasurer in the tax ferret suit brought
by him against them.
Ivanhoe commandery, Knights Templar,
will assemble at Masonic temple this morn
ing. at o'clock in full uniform to attend
divine services at the First Congregational
church All visiting knights are invited
| TO attend.
James Armstrong and Gertie L. Myers,
both OF South Omaha, were married in this
81 city yesterday by Rev. Henry DE Long In
his office at the county court house. The
; groom is o. years or age while the bride,
her age as Is.
Because George Collamer, an expressman
refused TO move his wagon from in front
, of the entrance OF a saloon on Main street
after having been ordered TO do so by the
, proprietor, he will have a hearing in police
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city ordinances.
The police yesterday were looking for a
man who was said to be soliciting funds
, for ST. Peters Catholic church without au-
thority. The fellow is said to have sue
ceeded in securing several dollars, but when
he, police started in search of him he had
evidently crossed the river to Omaha.
Mrs. w. f. Hopkins a returned mis-
sionary from India, will address meet
ing for women only this afternoon at S:3C
O'Clock at the First Baptist church. Mrs,
Hopkins will present actual conditions OF
life under the Hindu religion and will
speak particularly OF the child wives,
child mothers and child widows of India.
Several engineers and other officials of
the different railroads centerng in this
CITY We're IN consultation with CITY En-
glneer Etnyre over the raising OF the rail-
road bridges across Indian creek. This the
several railroads agreed to do when work
on deepening and widening the creek was
begun, but each railroad is waiting for tho
CtGcr 70 start.
George Bishop. a young lad. is being
held az the city jail pending an investiga
ton. lie was sent To deliver an order OF
cigars TO the MCtcalte rOadhOuse Friday
afternoon and while there is alleged e
nave stolen about - from the cash register
Bishop Is said 20 have been sent from
Cherry county, Nebraska, 70 the reform
school at kearney few years ago
The fire department was called yesterday
afternoon TO the residence Of b. S. Ter
williger $40 Fifth avenue. Mr.. Terwilligc
was making roof paint In the cellar wheT
the stun OVERLOOKED and became gnited
| The blaze, which was confined 10 the base
ment was eNungulshed after one stTean
I OF water had been thrown on II. The beam
Of the first floor were badly scorched ant
| the furniture was more OF less dana gee
by the dense smoke which filled the house
The Great Western passenger depot wa
I broken into Friday night for the fOuru
time within as many weeks. The thief
. however. contented himself with rObbini
a chewing gum slot machine Of It's pennies
. Officials OF the Great Western feel satishes
that some. One has key 60 the depot a
I on several occasions after the place ha
been securely locked over night the mex
morning one or another OF the doors viii
be found open. Complaints have been mad
l 70 the police, but Efforts 10 catch the mis-
Z cTeant have so far failed
Retiring Mayor Giveh banquet.
SCHUYLER, Neb., April A-(Specia