Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18

Davis. drugs.
Stockert sells carpets.
Open evenings. Lefferts.
Ed Rogers. Tony Faust beer.
Expert piano tuning. Hospe. Phone ga
Open evenings. Leffert's.
Open evenings. Aiexander's Art Store.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
woodrinE Undertaking company. Tel. SSa
Bee want ads are result-producers. Try
one.
Sale Of hand-painted china Mrs. Gill;
land, To Willow avenue.
Or. +. b. Lacy has removed to rooms 400
&2 City National bank bldg.
Henry Smiley Heaston of Danville, Ind,
IN visiting relatives in this city.
ANYTHING from Leffert's big jewelry
store is good to ~give-good to receive.
DR.. f. w. Dean has moved into his new
office, fn City National bank building.
LET THE FRANKLIN PRINT 7.
BOTH 231, 10l SOUTH MAIN.
Try one Of our framed pictures for that
Christmas gift c. Z. Alexander. sSs
Broadway,
JUST RECEIVED, q selection Of Cor
mounted. Leffert's.
Views Of Council Bluffs and Lake Man
ava showed today and all this week at
the Diamond theRter.
q. w. Spencer. chairman OF the Board Of
County Supervisors, was called home to
Nicola yesterday by the death of his daugh-
ter.
Harmony chapter. order of the Eastern
Star, will meet in regular session this
evening. Officers for the ensuing year
Will be elected.
Open evenings. Leftert'A
Fred NJ. Loomis. formerly of this city.
in the National Horticultural congress and
the National Corn exposition at Omaha
=. d. Sullivan, who is assisting in con-
structlng the Grand Trunk railroad across
the newly 'ODauad COuntry In Canada ar
rived yesterday from Stony Plain, Alberta,
to spend the holidays with relatives.
Married-At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
II. Williamson on Thirty-sixth street and
Avenue c, William Gamlin and Miss Caro-
line Jensen, Rev. 4; ", Babbs. pastor of
side at s6i4 Avenue c. The wedding was a
friends.
The funeral Of the late William F. Smith,
who died Sunday at College Springs, will
be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock from the
residence of the laughter. Mrs. j. O. Nor
tenson, 213 Scott street, and interment will
will be private. but friends desiring to view
ing.
Open evenings. Leffert's.
1t Is impossible to give you better values
in picture framing, pictures and art than
we are giving this Xmas. Our stock is COM
anything you want in our line at reason
able prices. Bring in your pictures and
nave .Inem ITdneQ. we make a speciality
Of fran ng pictures for Xmas. IL. Berwick,
al So. Main st.
Harry Hall, against whom an Indictment
was returned by the grand jury Tuesday,
is charged with the theft of a pair Of
shoes from Thomas II. Taylor Of Dunlap,
la, while the latter was waiting to board
Central railroad. Halls bond, which was
FIRST placed at 500. was reduced by the
latter amount.
Open evenings. Leffert'S.
See our cut glass ana you will find we
have the lowest, Christmas prices on cut
gIsss IN tne city: The The best grade OF cut
bowls, S.25 up to $3.50; cut glass vases, 81. IS
up to $40; cut glass celery dishes. 1915 up
s.; @ cut eI glass sasSS wa eum0 pitShe psr s IS uD d t Sp s., 20
cut glass COMFORTS. $3.50 up to IS; cut glass
wine sets. SIS; cut glass water bottles. 81
up to g. D, Mauthe. 22S West Broadway.
Joe and Earl Wright, the young sons Of
Edward Wright, 516 Little Curtis street.
who were before Judge Green in the %juven-
lie division Of the district court on a charge
of theft of coal from the Northwestern
railroad. preferred by City Detective Cal
celving a lecture from the court. Judge
Green admonished the mother OF the boys,
% SbS we, were ha n GoHrti to keep Tst them Sros at tn home Rno
foro the court again they would be sent to
The reform school.
Open evenings. Leffert's.
John McCauiey, aged 70 years. died Tues
day at Mercy hospital, where he had been
a patient for two weeks. Deceased, VINO
had made his home in Avoca, Ia, until
recently, Is survived by three brothers,
Joseph M. McCauley OF Avoca, Thomas
McCauley Of Denver, Colo, Bartholomew
McCauley of San Francisco, Cal, and three
sisters, Mrs. Margaret Woods of Avoca,
Mrs. Anna Montine OF S~paldtng Ia. Mrs.
Mary Collins of Seattle, Wash, and two
nieces, Mrs. Cline and Mrs. G.. J. Shoup,
2322 Avenue A. The funeral will be held
at 8 o'clock this morning from st. Francis
xavier's church and interment will be In
st. Joseph's cemetery.