Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-02

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Davis. drugs.
ssockert sells carpets.
Ed Rogers, Tony Faust beer.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81.
EYES NJ FREB-LEFFERT'S.
Woodrlng Undertaking company Tel. go.
guaranteed watches from $500 up at o.
Iauthe's, 28 Broadway.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Carlton, 1920
NAfenue b, yesterday. a daughter.
tBluff City Masonic lodge will meet this
Rening for work In the third degree.
We know we have the best flour. Eaoo
, the pane Bartell & Miller. Phone 1853.
FALL term Western la. college opens
ihonT Aug. 81. Send for our new catalogue.
THE best season for wall paper is right
now Let Berwick figure with you. I'll
A marriage license was issued yesterday
q 2. 2. Houtz. aged a. and ora May
Houtz, aged Is, both Of Omaha, Neb.
High grade work done in watch and
tewelry repairing. Every job an adver-
Z tisement Always well done. Leffert's,
u 500 Broadway.
Miss Emma Messner, wife Of Harry
Il Messner, 1929 Seventh avenue, died at a
late hour Thursday night. aged 81 years.
days old baby. The funeral viii be held
sunday afternoon at 2:SC o'clock, from the
swedish Lutheran church, and burial VIII
be In Walnut Hill cemetery.
James Martin Johnson, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. c. Johnson, rs Madison avenue,
died Thursday in Kansas City, Kan, from
rived here yesterday morning and the flu
neral will be held Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock from the family residence. Inter-
ment will be in Walnut Hill cemetery.
Richard Beeton, the young man charged
9y Edith Garter q girl not quite " years
ttaying her under promise of marriage, was
y after a preliminary hearing before Justice
y EoSPer yesteday bound over to await the
fault Of bonds placed at 500 Beeton was
committed to the county jail,
Mrs. May Finn began suit in the district
court Yesterday for divorce from FREDERICK
~, l1S96, in this city. She alleges that ow-
ing TO his cruel and inhuman treatment
Of her she was forced to leave him July
% OF this year. She asks to be awarded
the household furniture and to be decreed
a half interest in a piece OF real estate
valued at 1900 as alimony.
Joseph r. White, aged u years. died
Thursday evening at his home. ms Seventh
avenue. He Is survived by his wife and
one daughter, Mrs. Alice Downing of Sew
ard. Neb. He has been a resident of this
\ city for ten years. The funeral Will be
tbe rs SI 7 m snd bsri SI viii viii be = In Walnut
Hill cemetery. Rev. Marcus p. Mcclure,
pastor Of the First Presbyterian church,
conduct the service.
The following have been selected to act
as pail bearers at the funeral Of the late
Robert Green, which will be held at 8
o'clock this morning from the family resi-
dence, 32 High School avenue: William
Keeline. T. j. shugart, c. ]. stillwell, c.
W. Woodford, C.. III. Chisam and Robert
Munis. Burial will be in Fairview ceme-
terry and the services will be conducted
~uiscopai church, Omaha. Mr.. Green was
~ member OF Fidelity council, Royal Ar
mum.
Hints for the Housewives-order your
goods early, and get the pick. We have
today Bartlett pears at abSS per box box
watermelons at 40 and SO cents each, the
long kind that are always good musk;
G %elong per az box IS fSfiaeSb prEsOe AT 10 ee 8
BLUE pfums. 40 cents; red plums, 35 cents
celery. s cents. In vegetables we have
apd cucumbers. Try our Golden Rule
Nour. once used, always used, at, $1.4C
Il the kind that is always good, Sliced
Gin strips, 20 cents per pound. We al
vi Snd. Bsrt spO 8 Miller. Telephone $50
Aturday specials-E.-C. Corn Flakes,
nts; quart jar olives or sweet pickles
t,acEess. cents sapoiio, I cents ter
4 lit jars, dozen, IS cents; choice sal
gears, peaches, bananas, plums. melons
1oTanges, wax beans, sweet corn, etc. II
our meat department, pot roasts, 3 cent
TO 10 cents per pound; homemade live
sausage, three pounds, 20 cents; corne'
In our hardware department, the on,
Minute washer, S10.O0; galvanized wash
IuDhtf ~ GEHNst SAiOONhAhb hOAHl 70 81
80 cents; three-fourth inch garden hose
Ger foot, I cents hose reels, 10 cents
Ammocks, S1.2b TO $3.50; lawn swing
$50; gasoline or gas stove ovens. Sl;OC
e win save you money. ]. Zoller Mer
cAntile Company, 100-102-104-106 Broad
%ay. Phones 500.
8. A. Justus, collector for an Omaha in
4stallment house, was arrested yesterda!
d afternoon and a charge of impersonatinl
an officer was placed against him at polio
headquarters. Justus was said to haV
accosted and followed a young woman ant
when questioned by a man to whom tn
Il young woman appealed for protection 1
alleged to have represented himself to b
an officer. When taken into custody Jus
tus denied having claimed to be an Off
Ger and stated he had questioned and fol
lowed the young woman because he be
lieVed her to be a party who had puT
chased goods OF his firm and changed he
residence without paying for them. Justu
was later released on a $50 cash bond. fur
nished by the manager Of the company 1
Omaha by which he Is employed. He
booked for a hearing In police court thi
ii fmorning.