Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-30
Davis, drugs.

DAVIS, drugs.
CORR1GANS. Undertaksrs Phones is.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
woodrinE Undertaking company. Tel. S9.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
When you want reliable want ad adver-
Using. use The Bee.
BAIRD. LONGENEcKER a POLAND.
Undertakers. Phone l22. IL N. Main st.
Dr. w w. Magarell, optometrlst, moved
10 AB-0S city National bank building.
PietuTes and Art Novelties for Gradua-
ton gitts. {. f. Alexander. S3s Broadway.
A marriage license was issued to Fred
Homer, aged Is, Of Red Oak, la, and Stella
Tarter. aged "A. OF this city.
A building permit was issued yesterday
10 J W. johnson for a one-story frame
to cost 1850.
Milo Porter. son OF c. NJ. Porter of At
kinson. Neb., died YESTERDAY afternoon at
the Edmundson Memorial hospital from
appendicitis, aged q years. The body was
removed TO Cutters undertaking rooms and
burial.
Marcus Horst. formerly in the saloon
business at Manila, Ia, filed a voluntary
petition in bankruptcy in the United States
court here Yesterday. He schedules liza.
bilities a~Ggregating @$3,SSf.72, but apparently
has no assets, as none are listed. Prac-
tlcally all the liabilities are for liquor
bought.
over 100 Of the pupils of the public
schools Of this city enjoyed a vacation
ance during the school year now drawing
to a close. Each of the pupils entitled TO
the reward was distinguished by a yellow
rlbbolk on which was printed in large
black letters "A reward for perfect at
tendance"
Debris from the old tar roof Of the ware
house occupied by the Peru Plow and I'm
plement company on South Main street
oaugnt fire yesterday afternoon, presum-
ably from a spark from a switch englne,
and gave hose company No. | a run. The
pile OF debris was dangerously close to the
building but the blaze was extinguished
without loss.
e. w. Gansley. a plumber, working on
the, Young, Mems Christian association
of the authorities in Omaha, where he was
said TO be wanted for the alleged theft OF
tools was released yesterday, Gansley re-
fused to cross the river without requtsi-
ton papers and these the Omaha authori-
ties failed TO secure.
Attorney W. Il. Ware Of this city vii.
@ the principal speaker at the Memoria
day exercises at Underwood tomorrow
The exercises will be in charge, of the I'm.
a SmstISa a l0ddsf Roy al N M9sSF1 W o} hmsr,e q
They will be held at the city hall and al
the close q procession will be formed anc
the march to the cemetery made.
Mrs. Joseph Hoeldobler, against whom
an information charging her with beins
insane was filed Thursday, was yesterdaj
committed by the commissioners to st
shown at the hearing before the boarC
that Mrs. Hoeldobler was discharged OF
Norfolk. Neb. The authorities will en-
deavor to have the woman sent back there
Notice to the Public-Cash no orders un
less OK. d by myself or wife. b, Marks.
SATURDAY SPECIALS-Now is the tim,
TO put up your pineapples; large fame!
Floridas, per crate. S.25 or S1.35 per dozen
Large navel oranges, per dozen, 30 cents
bananas, Is cents per dozen; strawberries
l2h cents per box; fresh tomatoes and wal
beans; cucumbers, each, 5 cents. In cannes
goods, four cans corn, % cents; three can
tomatoes, 26 cents; large can beets, /
cents; can sweet potatoes, 10 cents; Ger
milk, large can, ~ cents; small size,
cents. New potatoes, per peck, 80 cents; oil
ones Is cents per peck. We handle all kind
of lunch meats, sliced any thickness, sucl
as boiled ham,, dried beef, corned beef
Cudahy's hams, IA cents per pound; picni
hama. 10 cents per pound. We deliver I
west end every day leaving store at pa
?. n. l.. Green, 1874 Broadway. Telephon
224.