Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-10
MINOR MENTION.

Clarks sodas
Davis sells drugs. .H ~
stockert sells carpets
Ed Rogers Tony Faust beer.
Plumbing ard heating, Bixby Son.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. $50
Lewis Cutler, funeral director Phone 81.
Diamonds as an investment. Talk 20
Leffert about IL.
Price and ice-saving refrigerators at d.
w Keller's 10S South Main.
Plain ice cream, CSC brick l. Mucci,
The Ice Cream Man. Tel. 1854.
The best material, wood wheelbarrows,
only SeO0. Peterson & Schoening
For imported wines liquors and cham
payne. l.. Rosenfeld company, OLD Main 81
Summer school Western lowe college,
May. June, July, August. New classes on
Wanted-An X. o. T. MS TO bring their
shoes for repair to enris Loseth at 70
Main street. -~
Richard Evans and Jessie Gades, both
OF this city, were married yesterday by
Justice Gardiner ..-+ ..
HUNDREDS of picture mouldings from
which to order frames at Alexandcr's Art
store, 1873 Bway.
six per cent mortgages on real estate
for sale. Absolute security. clifton
II you want your fire Insurance to in
sure have Clifton walker Co. write II In
reliable companies.
Moving vans aud wagons stoves stored
Nesbitts Transfer and. Storage. Tel. y2S,
once Ssl West Broadway
Commencing this week the Offices in the
county SoTrt d hTqSs & simmer TtTSG months.
For sale VIII sacrifice on my hne
piano Payments II desired: can pc seen
at SCHNEIDER n Mueller's, 6e BroadWay'
Council BLUFFS, la.
Protection against getting soaked Our
rubber roofing is just the thing for na'
roofs. We guarantee II for hFe years
Price S2.25 per roll. c. Hafer.
old tpnFa
and old rubbers before you see us we pay
Kattleman, sos s. Main. Tel, 900
Iost--In Omaha, May 4, brown ana
white English Pointer; IA years old quite
large Reward offered by !. Mucci, 2lS
B'way, Council Bluffs Ia. Tel 364
ments to select from in the west Sheely
q Lane Marble and Granite Works. ~
East Broadway, Council Bluffs, la.
See the new wire system Herrick re-
friserator at Paddock IL Handyscheys ..
There is no refrigerator made that VIII
produce satisfactory results as the Her
rick.
we have large bunch Of carpet, linoleum
and mating remnants that we will sell az
any price to get rid of them. All good
stock, but we want them outs our way
r. q. schoeninRs, a farmer living near
Treynor, paid IS and costs In Justice F1eld
out Of season. The information was filed
by County Attorney Hess.
Justice H. II. Field celebrated his Mst
birthday. Despite his age, he enjoys good
health and attends daily to his duties as
! Justice of the peace. He has been a resi-
| dent OF Council Bluffs for fifty years.
! The love of good things to eat home
| cooked. and plenty of them, is what every
| body Is looking for. Patronize the Vienna
restaurant 414 w Broadway, and you Will
| get all the good things TO eat you want
Mrs. Harry Nicholson and daughter arr
rived yesterday from Salt Lake City on a
| visit to Mrs. Nicholson's' mother, Mrs. e.
! Warner of Fourth avenue, and Mr.. Nichoi-
sons parents, Mr., and Mrs Z. M Nlchoi-
son. 5E -. ..AI go .- e..
Articles of incorporation of the Cont
mental Furniture and Carpet company were
filed yesterday for record. The incorpor,
ators are ]. Rosenfeld, Julius Cngar and
Julius Rosenfeld The capital stock Is
placed at $4,000. Thel company Will DO
business in Council Bluffs
An automobile the PSDRetryn Of II st tS
to Grand Rapids. -MidfhI lthe home, of Mr.
White, was badly damaged by fire In the
yards Of the LIMOS is tSeyyrht to
have started the blaze in the car.
Van Brunts" ttputNion for selling
vehicles, honest work ape unexce,led nnish
been questioned, that is the reason he has
such an enormous trade; It u not luck
or accident that gave. these results, put
| effort. .'4rr2 ba
We are the only concern in the city pre-
pared to take up. clean, reht and relay
| your carpets, thereby relieving you Of the
most dreaded Job in connection with house
| cleaning. Charges moderate Absolute
| satisfaction guaranteed, c, b. Carpet Clean
ing ana Rug Mfg. Co. Phone SIC. "a N
Main street.
The hearing of Willie Thomas, the youth
charged with stealing and selling a bicycle,
was continued in the juvenile division OF
| the district court yesterday to enable De-
| tective Callaghan to, investigate the truth
| of the boys story that he purchased the
machine from another boy, whose name he
| did not know 5l..'
| c. Storts, said to be a farm hand in Silver
Creek township, reported that he had been
robbed Of a watch and Sl5 in cash. Two
men giving the names. of George Riley and
| James Ralph, were arrested on suspicion,
but later Investigation led the police TO
believe they had nothing to do with the
alleged robbery.
| Judd Butler, the Monona county horse
! trader, made his third appearance in police
court yesterday morning for fighting and
being drunk. Mrs George Stubs. the II
| year-old wife OF fellow horse trader was
| the principal witness against Butler. Butler
admitted that his battered UP appearance
was due to the beating Mrs, Stubs had
given him Tuesday night The further
! hearing was continued until today and Mrs.
Stubs held in $40 bonds as a witness.