Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-02

Davis. drugs.
stockert sells carpets
Ed Rogers Tony Faust beer.
Fine engravings at Lefferts.
See schmidts elegant new photos
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. phone 81.
Woodring Undertaking company, Tel. SO.
PETERSEN g. sCHOENING SELL RUGS
Dtnner cards. AleTander's. 35s Broadway.
DIAMONDS AS AN INVEBTMBNT,
rAIN TO LEFFERT ABOUT 1T.
Council BLUFFS lodge Of Elks will meet
Friday night for initiation OF candidates.
Yielding and engagement rings a. the
way.
High grade watches, wedding and en-
gagement rings. 22S West Broadway, o.
-dauthe.
Mrs D. Mscrae arrived home yesterday
| from Washington, D. c., and a trip to the
jamestown exposition.
BUDWElsER BOTTLED DEER IS
SERVED ONLY AT PHYSICIANS BARS
AND CAFES. ! ROsENFELD CO, Agts.
CARRIAGES ALWAYS READY. CALL
, u, BOTH PHONES, GRAND LIVERY,
NJ w. AND ELMER e. MINNICK, PRO-
/. The body Of Mrs. Janette Dixon, who died
tuesday evening at st. Bernard's hospital,
was yesterday sent to her former home
az North Platte, Neb, where her son,
, Harry Dixon. resides.
, During the month Of April 2ss transfers
real estate were recorded ,o With tn a. an as-
\ fNekhle Gunhl0eThLlon OF N55ot tA1-5lt d
= Igainst IN transfers in April, 1906, with
4 .otal consideration of SA,AhG.
can furnish A No. 1 diamonds. the clear
est water color. cut 70 sharp edges, not
dos gives more reflection than one with
lat edges. o Mauths. 22s Broadway.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
, 70 Thomas McCannt aged Al, OF Wellston,
y. and Florence Manahan, aged q, OF
afro, III. They were married by Rev.
.fe ienry belong at his ONCE In the court
: 0uBe.
~ The city council commenced it's work as
~ board Of equalization last evening, hold
nG short session with Assessor Hardin.
seYiewing the assessment will occupy the
set OF the week and meetings Will be
.isld zach evening until the work Is COM
..ISted.
The commissioners on insanity have been
asked by Walter p. Ford to investigate the
ase Of Kate Nell a patient from Poca-
ilontas county, In St. Demands hospital
Mss ONeils condition has become worse
M her relatives now wish to have her
sent 70 the state asylum at Cherokee. The
!, commissioners will hold a hearing in her
\ ase Friday or Saturday
The receipts in the general fund Of the
? Christian home last week we're 81 ,27e2l, be
lng ds076,N above the needs of teh week
and reducing the amount needed In the
.mDrovement and contingent fund for 1907
20 e1A2S05 In the managers fund the
iecetpts were 81. being go above the needs
" the week and reducing the deficiency
in this fund to D6l.6 to date.
k-I2 IeAnor, the stranger VINO several
woaka ago attempted to commit suicide
IN tie city Jail by slashlng his throat with
q tin Rpoon, was yesterday ordered COM
mtttsd 70 the State Asylum for the In
sane At ClRrinda. The commissioners have
Ra yet failed to ascertain TTeaneTs legal
roafdenOe, and his case is still pending be-
fore tho State Board OF Control
4, W. Ellsworth yesterday dismissed his
sun against p W. Cramer, in which he
sought heavy damages for alleged SANDER
rhe suit originated over the arrest Of Ellis
worth two years ago on the charge Of set
ting fire to his hotel building in Nc
Clslland. Ellsworth, who was acquitted,
attributed his arrest to a number OF busi-
Ieas men Of McClelland and he brought
suit for malicious prosecution and arrest
The trial resulted In the dismissal of the
suit so far as the malicious prosecution
and arrest was concerned and as against
all defendants except Cramer. Then Ellis
worth brought new suit for alleged
3lander but has now dismissed IL.