Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-31

stoekert sells carpets.
Ed Rogers, Tony Faust beer.
PROTEx. PRoTEx. PROTEx
Lewis cutler, funeral director. Phone 81.
woodring Undertaking company. Tel Ss.
It's Hunters for the new fall tsilor-mads
suits.
Cameras and Photographic supplies. c.
L. Alexander. rs Broadway.
See great hunting display at Petersen &
Schoening Co.'S Main st. windows.
We know we have the best flour. Eaco
is the name. Barteil A. Miller. Phone SS.
Fail term In Western Iowa college opens
Monday, August a. Send for fine oatalog.
Wanted. at once. place for young man to
work for room and board. Western Iowa
Cciiege.
In fitting glasses we get the exact cor
Y rsction. No guess WORK. Too much at
lstake for this. Lefferts.
Eyes examined free. Work guaranteed
and prices. reasonable. Let o. Mauthe, -
West Broadway, fit your glasses.
BIGGEST LINE OF FIN RANGES IN
THE CITY AT PRICES THAT DEEr
COMPETITION. PETERSEN q sCHoE-
MING co.
Fred Huston. postmaster OF Gregory. s.
D., and a party Of friends were ~ the city
yesterday Gregory is one OF the places ns
drawing next month.
An old case in the district court against
Taylor Woelsey, proprietor OF a Broadway
restaurant, on the charge Of furnishing his
patrons with a substitute for butter. was
dismissed yesterday by Judge Wheeler on
motion OF County Attorney Hess.
Mrs. Jennie Sears. who was accused b.
Mrs. Frame. a neighbor. with disturbing
the peace by using supplementary Ian
gusge. was fined $ and costs in Justice
Greene's court yesterday. Mrs. Sears at
once announced that she would appeal to
the district court.
At a meeting OF the Board Of Fire and
. Police Commissioner yesterday afternoon
formal permission was given Fire Chief
Nicholson to take the team which parttci-
patsd in the state tournament at Clinton
to the county fairs at Avoca and Harlan
to give exhibition runs.
A general meeting OF all the chapters Of
the woman's guild Of 81; PauIs Episcopal
o'clock at Lake Manaws. The members
are requested TO bring their suppers with
: them in the evening. The woman's
auxiliary will meet Friday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs Emmett FINLEY on Willow
avenue.
Word was received from Denver yesterday
that J. j. Otto, son of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
A. Otto OF this city, an electrician in the
employ of the Union Pacific railroad. who
was severely burned by falling into a vat
OF caustic soda and I've, Is gradually i'm
proving and that the prospects for his com:
plete recovery are bright. Mrs. Otto and
daughter are now in Denver attending their
son and brother.
The regular Sunday afternoon study Of
The Messages from the Hills will be
held at I o'clock in Paramount by the
Young Mems Christian association and will
consist OF a discussion OF the temple WOr-
ship as conducted on Mount Gerizim in
Samaria. In case Of rain the meeting will
be held in the bandstand. The series Of
open air meetings will continue for three
Sundays longer.
Captain L. b. Cousins, former sheriff Of
Pottawattamie county, left last evening for
Des Moines. where he takes the headquar-
tiers train for the national -encampnnent OF
7 the Grand Army OF the Republic at To-
ledo. O. Captain Cousins Is the Iowa mem
her of the national council. Mrs. d, r.
! Witter also left last evening for Toledo.
where she goes as representative of the
local Woman's Relief corps.
Charles. alias Dutch Stevenson. rear.
rested Friday under the three indictments
pending against him. secured his release
yesterday from the county Jail on furnish
ing three bonds in the sun OF $500 each.
The bonds were furnished by the real estate
firm Of Benjamin e. Fehr. r. c. Booten,
who has been in the county jail awaitins
preferred by a young woman, also secured
his release yesterday on furnishing a bond
in the sum of $500.
John Hansen. who lives in that section
of the city known as the Second precinct
of the Sixth ward, situated on the west
side Of the Missouri river. was nominated
by the democrats at the primary election
last June for both trustee and clerk OF
Kane township. Mr.. Hansen does not
day notified County Auditor Cheyne that
while he was willing 10 remain a candidate
for trustee, he was not willing TO be such
for clerk and therefore he would request
that his name he not placed on the ballot
as the democratic candidate for clerk OF
township. Mr.. Hansen's request Will
be complied with. Mr.. Cheyne said.