Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-02

Davis. drugs.
stockcrt sells carpets,
Ed Rogers. Tony Faust beer
school Supplies. A~lexandeFF. SGS sway
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81
woodrlng Undertaking company. Tel $40.
BUY YOUR STAPLE DRY GOODS AT
HUNTERS.
Is the name. Bartell g. Miller. Phone 3Sa
&. c. Haynes, funeral director and en-
balmer, sol Broadway.
See our stove department. over 200 heat
ing stoves TO choose from. Petersen a
SchOening Co.
Select your PICTURES from the largest
picture department in the city. B1rWlck'
a92ll South Main ST.
A special meeting Of Harmon chapter,
order OF Eastern star, will be hello TINS
evening for initiation of candidates.
A building permit was issued yesterday to
{. j. Stiilwell for a new two-story frame
dwelling on Elder street to cost s2,5OO.
Royal Sewing Circle of Oak Leaf camp,
Royal Neigbb0rs OF America. Will meet TINS
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Marble, 1915
II you have eye trouble, come in and let
me tell you about the new Health-Ray
lens pr. ". w Masarrell' optome'rist'
Air tight heaters, $500, $3.50, $500; oil
heaters. $3.50, $500. $780, Just the thing
for these coJI'eyenings. p. G. DeVol Hard
ware Co, b3 Broadway.
AlllNAEH OI AHG0NHOL AAAUH vi III Il VAAaW oN
tamie Gun club which was recently orga-
nized, were filed for record yesterday. Ihe
incorporators are T.. b. Cunningham, John
Mergen, q. X Harden and Il. S. Damon.
City CLERK Cassidy distributed about 3,00o
copies OF the waterworks booklet yesterdaS.
state Historical Society for a copy. Mr.
Cassidy sull has a supply on hand for any
petson who may wish TO call and get one.
Mrs. Anna c. Craig, widow of James H.
craig. died Yesterday afternoon at her
lomt. - Benton street. She leaves two
sons, Benjamin G.. and William X. Craig.
Craig and Mrs. Anna Hickey. The funeral
will be held FRIDAY morning from st. Fran
SIS Aavier's church and burial will be in
a. Joseph cemetery.
W1l am k3ehler, secretary and treas
rcT Of the company. filed notice in the
1~.s,r.ct court Yesterday that he would APP
uy FOR the appointment of a receiver for
ne circuit Manufacturing company, which
conducts an automobile garage on Fourth
street and a foundry on North Main street.
Nr. Koehler alleges that the affairs Of the
company have been -misBlanaged and the
money OF the concern diverted.
Mrs. Nancy Brown, wife Of Alexander G.
Brown, l2 North Seventeenth street, died
yesterday morning from dropsy, after a
NAM iin sh ase1 90 years, Besides hol
Mrs. Mary Cfunb OF this city, and Mrs
Clara crawford Of Sioux City. The funeral
viii be held this afternoon at 2:So from the
undertaking parlors OF the Woodring com
pany and burial will be in Fairview GENE.
terry Rev overton will conduct the
M. Wheaton OF East Orange. N. j., who
with his wife was enroute to Guthrie, okla.
VAS robbed shortly after midnight Tues.
aay at the Northwestern passenger depot
vf his pocketbook containing the two tick.
ts TO Guthrie aud $50 In cash. Mr.. and
Mrs wheaton stopped off here to visit
tItends, and at the depot while asking foI
nc location Of a good hotel, were jostlec
sy ia heavy set individual. A minute latei
Mr. Wheaton, discovered that hts pocket.
book had been taken.
MIS-. G, J. Hiddleson. 1923 West Broadway
rSpofted 90 toe police yesterday afternoor
that she had been swindled out OF 81 bv !
take emagazlne supscription agent. Mrs
tlddleson stated that the man Represented
that be was the. agent, for a well known
p0blleauea, nud that for the 81 she wouiC
ger g pattern from one of the leading d.,
Zoos atNree. Inquiry later by Mrs. HID
dieson at the store showed that the fivu
crew nothing about Il and that Mrs. Hid
1lfsan had evidently heen swindled.