Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-25

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voIlmsrs, expert clothes filters. lO7 S. 10
Lindsay" for city council.-Adv.
Quality ooods-Edholm, Jeweler.
vote for d. A. n. chass-all wards. Adv
Rudolph =. swoboda, Public Accountant.
Frank u. stone, 5th ward council.-Ady.
&~tnshart, photographs, 18th & Farnam.
Geo. ID. Nice, councilman 9th ward.-Adv
J. p. Jackson is the best man for coun-
Gil from Second ward.-Adv.
Equitable Ldfs-Policies. sight drafts At
maturity. FL. ID. NeefN manager, Omaha
Vote for COOLEY =. Bruoker for re-eiec-
ton Tor COUNCILMAN from 9Th ward. Adv
W. y. Thomas, sos First National Bank
Bldg.' LENDS money on omehA real estate
In sums OF $500 to $3.50, 600. Prompt service
II Lindsay of the Twelfth. is sent to
the city council 1t will not be an expert
ment. He has the qualifications now.-Adv.
There Are Several ways Of savinR-rhs
Nebraska Savings and Loan Association
way, and others. Dur way pays six per
cent. Board of Trade building.
Call Dooksts First Dsy-A new depar-
ture is TO be observed In the opening of the
April term of the federal courts in Omaha.
The docket will be called on the first day
of the term, April s. and cases will be set
for trial on that date. The practice has
been to assign the trial dates in the printed
docket.
Some Work for Legal department.
There are thirty-three suits pending in
Omaha and Council Bluffs against the
street railway company for a total Of
$4,000. Although the number and sum
sought seem large at first glance, the legal
department of the Omaha & Council Bluffs
company declares that the totals are not
as great as they have been. Probably
many of the cases will never come to trial,
but will be satisfied with small sums.
In the Divorce court-Mrs. Henrike
Lowery filed a petition for divorce from
John r. Lowery Wednesday morning. A
simple case of desertion is narrated by
Effie Breach against John ii. Breach in
another petition. A decree has been granted
Maude Kirschner from William Kirschner,
as the result of whose cruelty the court
found that she suffered commissions all one
night. Mrs. Katherine a. Hicks gets a de-
cree from william Hicks on the ground of
nonsupport.
Murphys Buy Out Karbach Andrew
Murphy & Son have bought the automobile
and vehicle business of Arthur Karbach at
thirteenth and Howard streets and Will
consolidate 1t with their own wagon and
blacksmith business in the new Murphy
building on jackson between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets. Mr.. Karbach was
also manufacturers agent for a line of me
chanical rubber goods. but the Murphy
firm being agents for another line will not
take this part of the business. Mr.. Kar-
bach win retire from business on account OF
poor health.
Valley Liquor Cases Up-The cases OF
Oscar Talcott, jerome Loretz and Peter
Sawyer OF Valley, arrested last week OF
the charge of illegally dealing in liquor
came up before County Judge Lesli,
Wednesday afternoon. Only the motions
of T. A. Sullivan for the defense wer,
disposed of. Sullivan was sustained on hi
point that one information against Talcot
was defective, but was beaten on the poiH
of the validity of the service by Marsha
Rice of Valley, who was sustained. Hear
ing of the cases is set for a week from
Monday, March rs.
Andy Lock 10 a Bad Man-Andy Loci
police court Wednesday morning of stealing
a big revolver, of assaultinR n coloret
woman named Carrie Mack and beating he
over the head with the weapon, Of threat
euing to kill another colored woman name,
Julia Rose and forcing her to jump out o
a second-story window of the Brown flat
IN order to escape him and OF carrying con