Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07
MINOR

Davis, drugs
stockert sells carpets.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel 35a
John oliver of Omaha and Bessie Rose
OF newton, Kan, were married In this city
yesterday by Rev. Henry belong
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Majestic ranges. p. c De Vol Hdw. Co.
Cut flowers. Herman Bros, florists. 10
Pearl street.
Two, three or five rooms for rent. So
West Broadway. upstairs.
Undertakerl Baird, Longnecker & Boland.
Yhones 12z. - North Main street.
LAST DAY OF % PER CENT DIS
COUNT ON MOULDINGS. ALEXANDER,
90 BROADWAY.
The district court grand jury adjourned
yesterday afternoon to Monday and is not
expected to report before Tuesday or
Wednesday.
DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME LOOKING
koRR sNAPngr IN gso q 1 HOE W VI
DUNCAN SHOE CO.
In the . intercisss series OF basket ball
games a. the high school last night the
seniors defeated the juniors by "a score of
. to md the sophomores downed the
freshmen by a score OF 81 to 5.
Our competitors look and wonder and do
not Know what 20 think of 1t, as It is a
as cheap as they can buy them. but that
ts satisfactory to our customers because
Ma 1s' ~ v. 81 sro ssS G'sne'' grade o.
Alma Irene vesey was granted a divorce
yesterday by Judge Thornell from Glen w.
Yesey, TO whom she was married March
ennegs. The plaintiff. formerly Alma
Shriver OF this city, was only IS when she
was married by Rev. J. NJ. Williams of the
Broadway Methodist church of this city to
vesey. who was IS years Of age and a
resident of Underwood, thisc county.
Henry Hoffman, a young man living a
few miles east OF the city, was brought
before United States COMMISSIONS Craw-
ford yesterday afternoon on the charge of
sending an obscene postal card through
the mails 70 9 young woman residing In
the preliminary hearing was continued un-
til Monday 20 enable the government to
secure additional evidence. Hoffman was
released on a 500 bond.
A large delegation of residents Of the
western part Of the city. representing the
West Council Bluffs and West End Inn
provement clubs, waited on City Engineer
Etnyre last night at his office IN the city
hall to discuss the grade Of Avenue. A and
thoroughfares In that section of the city
which they desired established. The city
engineer assured the delegation that he
would have the preliminary work, on the
proposed grade completed In about two
months.
SATURDAY sPECIALs-Twenty cases Of
fancy. regular price 30 cents a can. today
y cent?; fhree-pound can peaches. IS cents;
AtIFE-PO0U0s dpIltONSs ~ NthNhs NlItt
pound can pears. IS cents: -three-pound can
bweet potatoes, 10 cents; three-pound can
tomatoes, 10 cents. In fruit we are selling
sweet oranges IS cents per peck; grape
fruit. three for Is cents: lemons. per dozen,
% cents. In fresh vegetables. califlower,
celery, parsley and lettuce: Did you ever
try any OF our dairy lunch crackers? In
bulk, per pound, TO cents. In dressed poul-
try We have ducks and chickens. L. Green,
i4 Broadway.
" THE GREATEST sensational sale of the
season. We purchased a half carload of
Ehanawee brand OF, solid pack tomatoes and
wilHeelI them today three cans for % cents.
we bousht another lot of those fine horti-
culture apples. % cents per peck. We have
itist received a lot of walnu meats. 40 cents
per pound. Dried peaches. three pounds
FOR % cents; celery, 10 cents each; lettuce,
8 cents, We have the best oysters in town;
try them and be convinced. Try a pound
of our 25-cent coffeef and you will use no
other. Golden Rule flour is always war
ranted, 81 20 per sack. we also have graham
flour, BIC per sack: whole wheat and buck
wheat. Just received. some fine smoked
haHbut. 90 cents; whitefish. 10 cents: fine
salt mackerei. 15 cents; Goldfish. Is cents per
pound. Barter s. Miller, telephones $50.