Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-22

nave Root Print N.
sos gundsrland's Press Brick display.
Goal eB-coutant sauires. Tel DSsO
Rinshart. photographer. 18th a Farnam.
aowman. III N. is. Douglas shoes. $3.50.
Public accounsnnt-auditor, n. F. swoboda
Thomas W. Biaokburn for congress--Adv
Voice culture. Delmore Cheney. Boyd Thr.
Pa Eourks for Quality cigars. s16 s. 18th.
Spring quits, sa5 20 0so--Perfect tit
Maccarthy-w Wilson Tailoring Co. SO4 9. 18th.
We always have Rock Springs coal. Gen.
trail Coal and Coke company of Omaha.
10Th and Harney streets.
The City Savings BANK Is arranged TO
assist the systematic saver. -Four per cent
interest is paid on deposits
p1vorcsd for drunkenness - Katerina
Netolicka has secured a divorce from Josef
on grounds Of drunkenness and nonsupport.
Application in Bankrupsey-w. H. Camp
bell, farmer Of Pender, has flied his vol
untary petition in bankruptcy in the United
States district court. He schedules his lla-
bilities at s5.2Ss.6s with no assets.
Rswards TO Prevent Dumping-The COM
missioner OF health is placing signs on all
vacant lots in the city offering a reward
person dumping msnure or garbage
thereon.
Qualifications Of q Physician-Dr. A.
c. Stokes viii address the Omaha Philo-
sophical society Sunday at D. m, in Ba-
right hail, Nineteenth and Farnam streets,
on Essential Qualifications of a Modern
Physician"
Distinguished Brewer in 0maha-Albert
! Val Blatz Of Milwaukee. one Of the leading
brewers of the United States. is a guest
at the Rome. Mr.. Val Blatss visit here
Is simply incidental and has no bearing
whatever upon business matters.
Horse zaE Been Rseoversd-The horse
stolen from Frank Brown Of Florence
Tuesday has been recovered Wednesday
It was sold to Lewis Belts, a llveryman,
for $40 by the man who hired It at Browns
stable. No trace of the thief has been
found yet.
g. y. I1ews1lyn transferred to washing
son--Charles e. Llewellyn, formerly su,
perintendent of the Omaha division rural
free delivery and for many years a special
inspector of the rural free delivery service
in this part of the country, but more re-
Gently at Chicago, has been transferred to
Washington.
for Omaha View and Forrest schools and
additions to the Lothrop and Franklin
schools were discussed by the committee
on buildings and property of the Board OF
Education at meeting Friday The new
school buildings and additions will be built
this year.
James Allen Survives Fourth Operation
James Allen, who has been in a very seri.
GUS condition at st. Josephs hospital fol
a month, underwent a fourth operation
Saturday morning. DR.. Lord reports tha
he stood it very well and is now in better
condition than ever. At least one more op
Grafton VIII have 70 he performed before
Mr.. Allen is well.
Funeral OF Mrs. Clans sievors-Th
funeral Of Mrs Claus Sievers, who dieC
Thursday at her home on the Dodge stree
road, was held Saturday afternoon from
the residence. Interment was in Ever
green cemetery. Mrs. Sievers and hel
husband, who survives her. came to Doug
las county in 1865, grew up with the coun
try and became among the largest owners
OF farm land in the county.
A New Real Estate company--Colin A
Mckenzie, who for the last year and
half has been city salesman for A.
Root, has purchased the interests of A. M
holland in the firm II Noland & Kerr
Mr.. Mckenzie has formed a partnership
with ]. Fred Kerr and the new firm vii
be known as Kerr & Mckenzie. They
will conduct a general real estate business
both in city and farm lands. The new
firm win be located at So5 South Seven
teeenth street.
BODY Goes 70 Medical Collsge-Tha
George r. Spencer. the unidentified MAJ
| IL. l. no
Thirteenth street, Friday morning came t
his death from the effects of morphip,
poisoning is the verdict OF the coroner
jury which was impaneled Saturday morn
ing The jury was unable TO determ.n'
whether the poisoning was accidental o
suicidal. Coroner Davis has not heard o
any of the mans relatives. and, unless the.
are heard from the body win cd to medi
cal college.
Ohio Association Badges--The member
OF the Ohio association OF Omaha can pro
cure their badges from ID. r. Risdon in tn
Davidge block, corner OF Eighteenth an
Farnam streets. These constitute the off
cial badge OF the Ohio association and con
, sist OF white silk ribbon from which /
pendant a genuine Ohio buckeye attache
5 to red ribbon and will be used to distin
/ guish all members of the association a
the reception 10 be held April in homo
: of the visit of Secretary OF War w. Il
{ Taft to Omaha.
Y Heoonsignmsnt Hearing Postponea--rh
{ hearing In the matteS Of the reconsignmeH
e cases scheduled for Monday, March %. be
7, fore Special Examiner Lyon of the Intei
state Commerce commission has been post
poned until next fall. The matter relate
= to the suit brought by Sunderland Bro
b Coal and Lumber company TO prevent IN
enforcement of the s. reconsignment charg
y rule adopted by the several railroads. Til
absence OF Attorney F. A. Brogan froI
Q the city at this time and the necessar
: preparations for further argument in tn
Q case is the cause Of the postponement