Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-14

pend on whether christianson will be able
to Identify them OF not.
BOARDING Car Burns.
There was a small Gre Friday night on
the Union Pacific tracks about three blocks
north of the L street viaduct An outfit
car was consumed to the trucks It had
been In use for the accommodation Of
grading outfit, and some Of their personal
property was lost. The total loss vas in
the neighborhood OF $500
Musical Art Entertainment.
Patrons OF the high school are reminded
again that the Omaha Musical Art society
will give an entertainment in the audi
torium OF the high school building Friday,
January 1s This entertainment is under
the direction of ]. II. simms of All Saints
church, and the proceeds Of this musicale
are to go for the benefit Of the st. Martins
Episcopal church OF South Omaha. The
sale Of tickets has been uncommonly large
Goodwill Dicherman. humorist. will pro-
woke ripples OF laughter during part OF the
evening by his quaint sayings. Reserved
seat tickets can be secured for the evening
Card of Thanks.
We wish to express our gratitude to the
many kind friends. and also the children
OF the Jungman school who so kindly sym
pathlzed with us In our late bereavement.
MAY ToBIN.
hartley ToBIN.
ALICE ToBIN,
MRS. AND Mr. NJ. F. SWEENEY.
We Are After Your
drug and prescription business Our stock
Is new, complete and most modern in either
city. For any information about drugs and
chemicals. call us up, and by ell means
come and see us
II. f. L. ECKERMANNs PHARMACY,
Path and A Streets. Phone b11.
Magic City Gossip.
John Wilkinson, 23i0 o street is i'll.
Boyd Smith has gone to st. Louis on a
business trip.
Desk room for rent in Bee once, city hall
building, South Omaha.
T. q. Settle, sse North Twenty-fourth
street, reports the berth OF a girl
Services will be held at the Jail at 3
O'Clock today instead of at 4:S0 as usual
Miss May McCamley of Springfield, Neb.,
Is passing Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
ID. Stambaugh.
F. N. Roach, assistant agent of the
Northwestern railroad at Fremont Neb.,
Is in South Omaha on business.
The frame brewery at Sixth and Har-
TlSOn streets Is being torn down ana a
large fiat will be erected in its place.
Lewis Fvucs, the Hungarian who was
killed by fall at the Cudahy ice plant
will be buried in the German Catholic
cemetery at p. m.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
union will meet Tuesday, January 16, at
the home of Mrs. George Carley, III North
Twenty-second street.
Mrs. McConahey, Twenty-second and N
streets, has just returned from Freeport,
ILL.,, whore she has been attending the
burial OF her brother.
Royal Arcanum lodge No. 1884 will give
Workmen temple. There will be the best
OF music and refreshments.
The infant son OF George Whaley. sos
North Twenty-seventh, will be buried Jan.
uary IA in Laurel Hill cemetery. The
death occurred Friday night.
A number of the officers and members
OF the odd Fellows lodge of South Omaha
went in a body TO Papillon last night to
attend the installation services there.
Banner court No. 70 OF the Tribe Of Ben
Hur will install officers for the ensuing
year at the Odd Fellows hall next Tues
day night. Visitors from Omaha will as
sist In the rites. Refreshments will be
plenteous portion of the enjoyment of the
occasion.
F. A. Agnew has returned from Stuart,
Ia, where he went to the bedside of his
dying mother. He got there only a mo-
ment or two before she died and was much
disappointed that she was unable to recog-
nize him. Mrs. Agnew was a member of
family which has prominent historical
connections.
Miss Marie seykora. general delivery
clerk at the South Omaha postoffice, has
resigned, TO take effect February /. She
intends to leave South Omaha and go TO
where the other members OF her family
are. in California. She has been in the
postoffice for nearly a year and has been
connected with the South Omaha schools
for a number of years.
Melvin Rhodes, who lives in rooms at
Twenty-sixth and N streets, was carried
to the Jail in an unconscious condition at
o'clock last night as a result of being
struck on the head with a brick. He and
q young man by the name of Clarence
Longmore got into a difficulty. 1t is said
that Longmore hit Rhodes several times
with the missile before he succeeded In
landing a knockout blow. At the Jail the
injuries of the man developed no serious
symptoms and the young fellow soon re-
gained his consciousness. Longmore was
not arrested.
Tomorrow we start our semi-annual
clearing sale. We mention a few of the
fancy box, q regular 35c value, lie; pants
that sell most everywhere for ", sale
price, 81; boys corduroy knee pants, &c;
mems suits, the kind you pay $40. sale
price. IS; SOC neckwear, &c; 81 silk muir
iers, 45c; mems shirts, &c; Sc shoes, $3.50;
mems fancy embroidered hose, &c; mems
shirts and drawers. s5c; warm mufiiers
15c; pants up to So, sale price, $50; mems
duck coats with sheepskin collar. Sl.ss;
mems overcoats worth everywhere no
included; mems fancy sweaters, worth up
to 81. sale price, esc: Soc mems gloves
sc; mems suits, worth up to SIS sale
vertise something it's so. Nebraska Shoe
and Clothing house, 18th and sts., South
Omaha.
Mrs. GalIiyn Sick.
Nrs I GalliRan wife Of the late T. i