Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Office 15 Scott Street Both Phones A.
MINOR MENTION.

Davis, drugs.
stockert sells carpets.
Ed Rogers. Tony Faust beer
Stock pagtured. Phnney. Phone 1888.
Lewis Cutler funeral director. Phone 81.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel $50.
For rent. unfurnished rooms. 2st Main St.
Kitchen cabinets from s. up. Petersen
Schoening Co.
Typography outfits and supplies. Alexsn-
ders, o38 Broadway.
Dog tags riveted on free of charge,
Petersen q Schoening Co.
FOR RENT-Nice large rooms, $500 and
UP per week. Odgen hotel.
For general house cleaning call on ]! w.
Wooisey. Bell prone F 1883.
HERMAN BROS., FLORISTS. 10 PEARL
ST. Phones: Ind, o24 Black; Bell, 53
ENROLL. IN THE WESTERN IOWA
COLLEGE, A. SCHOOL Or INDUSTRY.
The largest stock of wall paper in So.
Western Iowa. II. Berwick, 2ll So Main
We know VIC have the best flour. Eaco
Is the name. Bartell & Miller. Phone SS9.
1T PAYS TO SEE HosPE BEFORE
BUYING A PIANO. 70 PEARL STREET.
Hafer will take measurements for your
screens and quote you low figure free Of
charge. 'ts
A marriage license was issued yesterday
to William Lgbtfoot aged 2, and Sarah
T.. Rogers, aged Is, both Of this city.
Jopra council. Royal ana Select Masters,
will meet in special assembly Friday night
Tor work in the Royal and Select Masters
degree.
window shades ana curtains. we'll there
IS only one way 70 save money or the two
articles. 70 TO y. w. Keliers, 103 South
Main street
LADfFs' nIANt0Nn p1Ncs FROM
5000 TO 100000 o. MAUTHE, 22S WEST
BROADWAY.
You can get better coal for less money
reason why Is because he sells for cash.
Both phones l&. Yard phone Bell 977
The Baptist Trl-City mission quarterly
meeting will be held Friday with Calvary
election OF officers will be held in the after
noon. r
Friends here have received word of the
Dennis r o. Of ST. Paul nn 2Ra Mrs Mrs Denns
this city.
THE HALFpAc< BENEFIT FOR ED
MONDAY. APRIL 27 TICKETS ON SALE
4 CLARK DRUG co.'s STORES.
BAZAAR AT THE ARMORY FOR TIE
BENEFIT OF THE CRECHE. SOCIETY
MEN FOR MATTERS AT DINNER To-
NpIGDadT EXHIBITI1N Si4I, DRILL By
D ADMISSION 1OC.
The combination Of children and matches
gave the fire department a run vesterdlv
az stteTnoon Tio & 70 tBs premises OF John Dunn
and southouee were badly scorched, but
that was the only damage.
Our spring stock ot oxfords. black and
tars. ls now IN IT'S to your. interest 70
call. Our expenses being so low we can
nndersell the other fellow and thus give
You Tie best quality for less money. Dun
can Shoe Co. % South Main street.
THE HALE RACK GIVEN FOR THE
BENEFIT OF THE EDMUNDsON HOS
PITAL At THE NEW THEATER MON
SAFE AT n n Moac.AN ioT4N ErNSp
AND CLARK DRUG co.'s STORES
The case AGAINST Tom Carter on the
en.aree of stealing rackage from Pa
c'fic Express truck at the Union transfer
fernt. was dismissed in police court ves-
ferdav for lack Of evidence to convict
Carter was ir7med'ateiv arraigned on the
,'aree of heinr intoxicated at the time
le was arrested and was sentenced to
ten days in the city Jail
A. "A special meeting of the Board of
I'a~k commissioners last night the con-
tract for repairing and repainting the
1r Eqge 2ysE hs isars sgF 4 ESl,rmon5 ,ra mt
his bid Of soso The board decided TO pur- E-
ohf~e two black swans for the pond in
Fairn7cnt Tark and also some monkeys
for the ZOO In the same resort.
F"rry 'frrrerE Eembc, ffG Sixteenth avenue.
sfte- az N'nees of three weeks aged a.
yo~v- " ted been q resident of Council
WE fNr t'''tv ycars and leaves a wife.
t''''ne sc9s rnd FiN daughtors. The funeral
u la bold Frfav morning at o'clock
X. fe'ef taihoNc cnurch and burial
Win 1e in 81 Joseph's cemetery.
STRANGER giving the name of A. c. Os-
borne as arrested last evening by the
police on complaint Of p. L. Haworth. a
general contractor CT Omaha. Osborn, who
Is said 10 have been accompanied TO this
side OF the river by Haworth, gave the lat
ter a check for $40 on the Commercial
National hank of this city. where it is al
legged he did not have an account. Os-
borne is being held for further investiga-
tion.
Mrs Sarah Niberger. aged AZ years. died
Tuesday evening at her home in McClel-
land OF heart failure superinduced by
dropsy. BESIDES son. James Ntberger,
living in Oregon, she leaves her mother,
Mrs. Julia Harding of McClelland. The
body brought TO this city and the
funeral held yesterday morning from the
Woodring undertaking chapel, Rev. A.
Spring of the Seventh Day Adventist
. church of Omaha officiating. Burial was
In Fairview cemetery,