Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-19

arrived home last evening from Excelsior
Springs, Mo.
Six per cent mortgages on real estate
for sale. Absolute security. Cltton-
Walker company.
Moying vans and wagons; furniture
storeN Nesbitt's Transfer and storage.
Tel s2s. once ss1 West Broadway.
leap, leap for one OF Clark's sodss, all
| fiavors. They are the best Clark Drug Co.
Shades ready made and made TO order
/ In all colors. Ask to see the patent holo,
ers. Hewetson's. Masonic temple, Council
| Bluns
| Two kinds of sawdust. We have a fun
| car Of coarse for the iceman and a nice
| lot of fine for the merchant tor store floors
| e. Hafer.
Do not forget the Council BLUFFS Paint
OIL and Glass company when It comes 10
wall paper because they can make you
the best figures.
For sale-win sacrifice on my fine piano
Payments II desired. Can be seen az az
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
! 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. Kattieman, sos S. Main. Tel $50.
| We have the finest line Of sample monu-
ments to select from in the west. Sheely
! a Lane Marble and GPanite Works, 2lI
! East Broadway, Council BUNS, la.
Buy your hammocks early and get a full
season s use OF It, we have them ir2n
&c 70 eaGh. see them AZ our store
| Mandolin cases, violin cases, anything ia
! the musical instrument line at most reas-
| enable prices at Bouricus Piano House,
| 335 Broadway where the organ stands upon
! the building.
Morgan Cutler and Forest Haverstock ar
rived yesterday from Chicago, where they
| are attending the Hahnemann Medical coll
| lege, TO spend the summer vacation with
! their parents.
| The First Ward Improvement club will
| meet this evening in the city council cham
] her AnV citizen of the First ward be-
| come member, and all are cordially In
| vited to attend.
! Joppa council Royal and Select Masters,
| will meet tonight in special assembly for
! work in the Royal and Select Masters de-
| gree. A banquet will be served at the
| close of the session.
The Rock Island railroad will run q
| special Sunday to Nicola for the ball game
between the Petersen & Schoening team
! of this city and the Nicola team Covalt s
band will accompany the team from here.
| Elmer A. Olson, the 11-yesr-old son OF
Mr., and Mrs. A. q. Olson, AS Avenue {,
died yesterday. The funeral will be held
this afternoon at 3 o'clock from the resi-
dence and interment will be In Fairview
cemetery.
Clyde Clemmer. Loren Andrus and Jay
| Cleaver, the high schools representatives
to the state high school field meet at
| Iowa City, left for the university town
Yesterday morning, They We're accom- com
Fred Grass of the high school faculty.
Why does Borwicks wall paper give the
best satisfaction? Because he sells the
best paper in the city for the money and
does his work right. His customers never
complain chats saying a whole lou, but
If you will can him up at 2ll South Main
work you will be satisfied. too.
John Frankman, a stranger from San
Francisco was given thirty days in the
county jail in police court yesterday morn
ing for converting to his own use a brass
journal which he TOOK from the Northwest
ern yards with the intention, as he ad-
| mi cd nf V.
being totally devoid of funds.
Rev. Henry DeLong performed the mar
riage ceremony yesterday for the following
couples William Davis of San Francisco
and Mamie Lee of Omaha; Charles Fred
Reitzke and Matilda Retzke, both from
kensington, Kan. The latter couple are
| cousins, and under the laws of Kansas
could not marry in that state.
The choir of st. Pauls Episcopal church
man, will give sacred concert Sunday
evening in place of the regular services
: The choir Will be assisted by Frank Badol
let. flutist, with the Boston symphony Con
cert orchestra. An excellent program Ii
being arranged for the concert.
The case against Mark Sweeney and Mrs
Ball, charged by the latter's husband. r.. A
/. Ball of Omaha with maintaining Illicit re
lations, was dismissed in Justice Gardiner
court yesterday. The defendants showe'
| that they had been married in this city
| land there being no evidence TO show tina
, the marriage was not legal Justice Card
ner dismissed the case.
Merchants Policeman Charles CLAIR Will
: making his rounds last night discoveret
, William Fry acting suspicuously I'm darl
alley and took him into custody. He wa
r locked up and will be called upon TO eN
J plain his presence in the alley before Judg
Scott in police court this morning. FIR!
has recently completed a sentence in tn
= Fort Madison penitentiary for burglary.
w. II. Kuhn, a resident of Pottawatta
mic county since 1857, died yesterday morn
ing at his home in Garner township age
70 years He leaves widow, three sons
Frank of this city, Brick of Cleveland, O.
and William, jr., of Garner-and one daugh
ter-Mrs. Albert Downs OF this city-be
sides two brothers-Rev d. A. Kuhn o
Fort Wayne, Ind, and l.. II. Kuhn o
Handbook Md. Mr.. Kuhn is said to haV
driven the first OK team over the plain
to Denver, which city he helped to lay out
Arrangements for the funeral have no
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