Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-23
Davis, drugs.

Noodring Undertaking company. Tel. $50.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Majestic ranges. J.. G. DeVol How're. Co.
w. ". Dickerson, the matchmaker, has
moved to So West Broadway.
Special sale on rugs the next two weeks.
Peterson e. Schoening company.
Pictures and art novelties for Easter
gifts. G. +. Alexander. S32 Broadway.
BAIRD LONGENECKER & ROLAND,
undertakers. Phone l22, II N. Main st.
Uu-to-datc wall paper and wall paper
work at reasonable prices. II. Berwick,
III South Main street.
Cleveland Enameled Water Filters, easy
to clean and water As clear as crystal We
have filters from H.Oj to $50 p. G. DtHoi
Hardware Co.
MorninEside chapter Of the Wunan's
guid Of st. Pauls Episcopal church will
meet this afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
II. ~. Harris.
Jack Leonard Of this city. it is said, has
fallen heir to a lOO-acre fruit farm In south
ern California, left him by his grandmother.
Tho farm is said to be valued at 1900 an
acre.
THAT TAILORED shirt waist needs
nobby cuff buttons to give it the proper
finish. We have them, just the thing.
brand new, as low as 70 cents and 81, at
WHEN o HAVE ANYTHING FOR
THE DRY CLEANER OR DYE WORK
CALL 314 BLUFF CITY LAUNDRY, DRY
CLEANING AND DYE Works OFFICE
22-24 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Solomon Hattrcy IS under arrest on the
cnargc OF deserving his wife, Sarah Hat
trey. lie Will have a hearing in Justice
CCUpcTs court. ana In the meanwhile, In
default OF bail placed at 500, Is In the
county Jail.
At st. johns English Lutheran church
there will be regular Lentcn services
Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock. The
choir will meet Wednesday evening after
the service for rehearsal Of Palm Sunday
and Easter music.
John NJ. Mathews, former county re-
cordcr, has been called to Hiawatha, Kan,
by the death of his father-in-law, A. NJ;
Battclle. n former resident of Council
Bluffs and member OF the Board of Super
visors Of Pottaw attamie county. Mrs. Mat
thews went to the bedside Of her father
several days ago.
The funeral OF the late Chris Ivcrsen,
held yesterday afternoon from the Danish
Lutheran church. was attended by a large
number of members of the Knights of the
Maccabees. the Improved Order of Red
Men and the Fraternal order of Eagles, Of
which organizations deceased was a mem
hcr. The services at the church were con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. Jens +. Heede.
while the Eagles had charge of the services
at the grave. Burial was In Fairview GEM
ctcry.
Tho mon of the First Congregations
church will meet at noon today at the
Grand Hotel for the regular weekly lunch
and conference. There will be "A union
meeting OF the wOmcn's missionary socie-
ties In the lecture room Of the church Fri
G5Mn atte59oon At o'clock: The meeting
been engaged for several years In mission
work In Africa. Light refreshments will
be served and all women of the church are
invited to attend. The choir will meet
for practice Thursday evening. The reg
ular 'midweek services will be held
Wednesday evening at 7:45 O'Clock in the
parsonage.
our deep interest I'm making every Gus
TONER that buys from our store thoroughly
satisfied has brought us many new Gus
'o-ners. We are always on the alert, watch
'ng for anything that would be Of any
,eneflt 10 our trade. such rs getting the
7 agf Hnltf naVr aiN1Aa md -.
the least amount Of money. This spring
we bought heavy, in fact we overloaded
our stock In order to get the bottom price
we have cut the prices away down on these
goods so that our customers can get the
benefit. It's up TO YOU to take advantage
of this saving Come In and see. convince
yourself that what we say is a fact. ON
wall raper, paints, pictures. frames and
rouldinrs arc the best on the market. c
Je"sen. Masonic temple, $40 Broadway.
Pensions for Policemen.
Major George II. Richmond, chief Of 20.
lice, received word yesterday from A.. C
Miller, chief of police of Des Moines, tha'
a bill providing a pension scheme 70,
members OF police departments in The
larger cities of the state would be intro,
duced in the state legislature this week
In his letter to Major Richmond Chic.
Miller states that he has been assured
that the bill will not be permitted to dh
a. HdNuidt utdNl it committee, Dul Will Df
passed by the senate.
The bill referred to by Chief Miller Il
similar to the one now pending In the leg
~islature providing for the pensioning o
members of paid fire departments. TIL
bill provides for a pension equal to hal
pay for all members of the department
who have served twenty years, or VIII
become disabled while on active duty. TIL,
fund from which ii is proposed to pa,
these pensions is TO be derived from
levy Of y mill on municipal property.
II had been suggested TO make the on
bin provide for the pensioning Of mem
bers of 10th the fire and police depart
ments. but this was strenuously oppose,
by the state Firemen's association, s
those Interested in the plan to pcnslot
members of the police department decide,
on Introducing a separate bill.
Look Ahead
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