Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-17

DAVIS, drugs.
Stockert sells carpets.
+ WANT ADS PAY.
Open evenings. Leffert's.
Ed Rogers. Tony Faust beer.
Expert plano tuning. Hospe. Phone 5IA
Open evenings. Deffert's.
Open evenings. Alexander's Art Store.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81
Woodring Undertaking company Tel. asa
DR.. T. y. Lacy has removed TO rooms 400
N2 City National bank bldg.
DR.. r. w. Dean has moved into his new
office, 4n City National bank building. .
LET THE FRANKLIN PRINT IT.
BOTH PHONES S31. 1l SOUTH MAIN.
Try one Of our framed pictures for that
Christmas gift. c. e. Alexander, 1913
Broadway.
Views Of Council Bluffs and Lake Man
ava showed today and all this week at
the Diamond theater.
Ned Writ, ne Willow avenue. is still
where he underwent al operation about
three weeks ago.
The regular meeting OF the woman's
Christian Temperance union viii be held
this afternoon in the club rooms in the
public library building.
Mrs. o. q. oldham left last evening to
spend the holidays visiting, relatives and
Kan, and Oklahoma City.
The Board Of Supervisors of Pottawat-
tamie county win meet in adjourned regu-
A&A HsngA0A NAAl AANNA AAhaI tic
board will Eold a joint session with the
supervisors Of Harrison county as a drain
age board.
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN CLOCKS
AT LEFFERTS; SPECIALS FOR XMAS
BUYERS.
John Pastle. aged 80 years. died at a
late hour Monday. night at the Edmundson
moved to Woodrlng's undertaking estab-
llshment awaiting word from relatives at
Gordon, Neb.
Mt.o NJoIIto nraurn -uhozo I1,.o -.o. a..
Casper. Wyoy died yesterday at Mercy
hospital, aged. 10 years. The body was
AIKEN 20 Cutters Undertaking establishment
ceased had been employed in this city rs
a milliner.
Open evenings. Leftert's.
Winner court. Tribe of Ben Hur, will
hold an open meeting and Entertainment
this evening in the Modern Woodmen hall
IN the Merriam block. It is to be a
name" social and In addition to a literary
and musical program there Will be cards
and refreshments will be served.
The Danebo society has elected these Of
president. John Jordansen; secretary, A. E.
Hansen; treasurer, c. Jensen; financial
secretary, N. Jacobsen; librarian, e. II.
and p. Christoffersen trustee. Jens Nelson.
Bluff City Masonic ledge elected these
officers last night: Worshipful master, c.
E walters; senior warden, F: J. Pierce;
junior warden. George Ouderkirk; treas
urer, G. Konigmaeher; secretary. George
w. LApe; directors in Masonic Hall asso-
citation. W.. E. Mcconnell and j. G. Wads-
worth.
Open evenings. Leffert's.
Bluff City Masonic lodge will meet at .
o'clock this afternoon for work in the third
and at 10 p. m. This meeting will close
the initiation work for the year. A num-
Der Of visitors are expected from out OF
the city and a large attendance of the
members of the lodge Is desired.
II is impossible to give you better values
In picture framing. pictures and art than
we are giving this Xmas. Our stock is COM
plete and up-to-date. You can find most
anything you want in our line at reason
have them framed We make a spec,s SfS
Of framing pictures fer Xmas. II. Berwick,
I'll So. Main St ..
will have the office after January / now
occupied by Justice Greene. Captain d.
Maltby, who was reelected, will be Justice
Gardeners constable. Justice j. X. Cooper,
who was reelected, will retain his present
office In the shugart building, and ]. c.
Baker, who was likewise reelected, will
remain as his constable.
See our cut glass ana you will find we
glass in the city. The best grade OF cut
glass and some of the values; Cut glass
bowls, S.5 up to $3.50; cnt glass vases, 81. IS
up to $50; cut glass celery dishes, 1915 up
to IS; cut glass tumblers, per set, "a up to
B; cut glass water pitchers. IS up to 81;
cut glass COMFORTS. $3.50 up to s.; cut glass
wine sets, SIG; cut glass water bottles, "a
up 70 $40; cut glass vinegar eruets. $3.50
lp to 81. .. Mauthe, 2s West Broadway.
Joe and Earl Wright. sons of Edward
Wright, Si5 Little Curtis street. aged re-
spectively IL and II years, are to have a
hearing this morning before Judge Green
IN the juvenile division OF the district court.
An Information charging the lads with
being delinquent was filed yesterday by
Detective C~allaghan of the police force.
The specific charge Of stealing 500 pounds
or coal from the railroad
rs made by the officer.
Open evenings. Leffert's.
Tn funeral of the late Mrs. c.. e. Or,
cult, liz Franklin avenue, was held yes
terday afternoon from st. Paul's Episco-
pal church, of which she was a member.
me services were conducted by the rector,
Rev. j.. w. Jones, and burial was in wal
nut Hill cemetery. The pallbearers were:
Ny. G. Goodwin. ]. 1. Adams, G. M. Burns,
Golden.
The receipts in the general fund Of the
Christian home last week were 81, 026. SO.
being S1.S2S;S6 in excess OF the current
ficiency OF $s2S.6S reported the previous
week and reducing the amount needed in
the contlngent and Improvement fund for
the receipts were s2,7S, being S.22 below
the needs OF the week and incre asing the
deficiency in this fund todat to s9l5,75.
Adam Miller, a driver for the I. Min
nick livery, was severely bruised and cut
in a runaway accident on East Pierce street
yesterday. Miller, who was driving a car
rage, was returning from the funeral of
the late Mrs. circuit when the horses took
fright on turning from Franklin avenue
onto Pierce street and ran away. Miller
was thrown from his seat and the wheels
u the carriage ran over him. The horses
The horses were more or less Injured and
he carriage was badly damaged. There
was no one in the carriage at the time
II the accident.