Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-26
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Stockert sells carpets.
Ed Rogers. Tony Faust beer.
2 Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
EYES EXAMINED FREE-LEFFERT's.
Woodrlng Undertaking company. Tel. go.
Guaranteed watches from 800 up at o
,Mauthe's. lS Broadway.
1 We know we have the best flour. Eaco
~ the name. Bartell & Miller. Phone $50.
FAN term Western la. college opens
Mon, Aug. 81. Send for our new catalogue
The best season for wall paper is right
now, Let Borwick figure with you. 2ll
South Main.
Today being ST. James day. w celebra-
lions OF the holy communion will be held
at St Paurs Episcopal church at $3.50 and
$3.50 a. m.
Frank E. Murphy, 927 Avenue II, left
yesterday for a three weeks trip to Den
yer and other western points.
VIII Cutler arrived home yesterday from
9 three weeks visit with friends and rela-
lives at his old home in Laporte, md.
REPAIRED WHILE you WAIT. DIR. w.
w. MAGARRELL, OPrOMETRIST. u
STREET.
The building owned by DR.. Belinger, at
eB Broadway, will be remodelled to suit
tenant. and an up-to-date stock of clothing
Will be moved in on September / by Mr..
has successfully conducted the New York
Clothing company at Fremont, Neb. Mr..
Frieden will move here with his family
and make Council Bluffs his residence.
Mrs HoEtense GoodenDough, who Sc
the district court to have her name
changed to Rortense johnson. Her first
husbands name was Johnson and she de-
sires the change, she states, because OF
unpleasant relations that exist between
her second husband and herself and chill
dren.
The bankruptcy action brought in the
Creston division Of the United States
court for the southern district of Iowa
against the Iowa Wagon Works com
pany has been transferred to the west
eTn division and will be tried In this
city. The ompany has filed an answer
Its assets aggregate over 10000 and
that they are sufficient to discharge its
indebtedness In full.
4 The case against A Il. Schill, charged
\ Of his father, A. j. Schill, was dismissed
yesterday by Justice Cooper after a hear
SchiIl OF breaking into the paternal resi-
dence was filed shortly after suit had
been brought against the elder schil by
his daughter-in-law to recover $40 al
legged to be due her for services rendered
An keeping house for her husbands father.
SATURDAY SPECIAL SALE in all de-
partmsnts. In our big grocery depart
babless melons, etc. In our meat depart
ment beef. pork, veal, mutton, poultry,
lunch meats of all kinds, etc. In our hard
N-A@ y AA1aAN w AASAA HAHEuN
four-passenger lawn swings, 81. 80; gasoline
or gas stove ovens, $Ll9; lawn mowers,
e2l9; three-fourth inch garden hose, per
foot centsi screen doors, 80 cents; pumps,
I'll kinds, up from N.O. ]. Zoller Mercan-
BILE company 10-l02-lO4-1O6 Broadway.
IPhones 3h.
@, A. McKern filed suit for divorce yes
terday from Blanche McKern, to whom
be wAa married August s, 1906, in Lo-
gan, Ia The plaintiff alleges that his
wife not only treated him In such a cruel
and inhuman manner that his health and
life was endangered, but less than four
weeks after their marriage she deserted
him He also makes a statutory charge
against the defendant.
HAVE A PICNIC OF YOUR OWN and
We will supply you with all the neces-
saries. We have extra fine sweet pickles,
put up in quart Mason's Jars, at % cents
each; also olives in quart jars, at B cents.
This Is good weather for baked beans, 10
and IL cents per can. We are getting in
fine cooking apples, and sweet corn, 10
cents per dozen, Tomatoes, per basket,
IS cents. Watermelons, 30 and 40 cents
each; they are extra fine quality. Try
some of our Yale brand OF mustard; It
is better than the ordinary kind. Is cents
per jar. IL you want good coffee order
Paxton & Galiagher's two-pound can, 90
cents per can. We know that you cannot
get anything better In town for the money.
We always have dried beef, boiled ham,
SWISS che ,ss and brick cheese. Bartel 81
Miller. Telephone $50.