Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
Davis. drug.

Davis, dTugh.
CORRIGANs. undertskers. Phone las.
woodring Undertaking company. Tel. 800.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
When you want reliable want ad adver-
Using, use The Bee.
Deering binders and mowers. Spearling
& Triplett, 37 Broadway.
Wanted a boy to carry a Bee route.
Apply 10 Scott street, Omaha Bee.
BAIRD. LONGENECKER & ROLAND,
Undertakers Phone lZ2, n. Main st.
Dr. W. w Magarell, optometrlst, moved
70 2O3-2OS City National bank building.
Judge Wheeler will hold a session Of dis
trict court this morning for the purpose OF
hearing any matters that may be brought
to his attention.
The last week Of our 20 per cent discount
sale on our entire stock OF up-to.date
shoes, all well-known brands. % s. Main
81, Duncan Shoe Co.
Local firms which bid on the roundhouse
and other buildings which the Chicago &
Northwestern railroad contemplates erect
ing IN It's yards here have received word
that the contract has been awarded to a
Chicago contractor.
c. NJ. Nicholson, chief Of the fire depart
ment, Will leave tomorrow for Davenport
TO attend the tournament of the state Fire
mems association. Next Sunday, accom-
panied by his wife, he will leave for Salt
lake city TO visit his son.
Bert Deeds and Joe Pruitt, arrested on
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pocketbouk belonging to Mrs. Carrie Bushel
Nhne She VAS IN the office of Or. X. y
ilIiams, "A dentist, were discharged in
ponce court yesterday morning Tor lack Of
evidence.
H.. NJ. Brown, clerk Of the district court,
received official notice yesterday that Au-
gust Carlson Of this city, sentenced to an
indeterminate term Of not more than fiji
teen years at the Fort Madison penitentiary
for forgery on March S OF last year, had
been pdrOIcd.
Hattie Closon filed in the district court
yts,,IDur original notice of suit against
the Cl,y IOr ,lu,UuO damages for alleged per
nausII. nylu4ta alleged to have been re-
CelNtu -'"'e-Aocr ., 1877, as the result OF
a IAN GO ..,a ~ an alleged defective side
walk Oh eat sUdth side OF Washington ave-
nue. bc-,,,. .5,Nth and Seventh streets,
As Robert shields, a negro prisoner, was
being rtI,astd from the county Jail yester-
day noon amer serving a sixty days sem
tence, he turned around and struck Hart
ford Reed, another prisoner, a blow on the
back OIL the head, knocking him down.
Jailer ain at once locked Shields up again
IN a cell and later a charge of assault and
battery was filed against him In the court
OF Justice Cooper, where he will have a
hearing this afternoon. Shields had served
a sentence for resisting a police officer and
since his incarceration in the county jail
Is said to have been a most unruly and
troublesome prisoner. His attack on Reed
Is said to have been unprovOked and based
on an imaginary grievance.
Mrs. Helen Campbell. arrested on com
plant of the Iowa Loan company, secured
her release from the county jail, where
She spent Thursday night, by furnishing
a bond Yesterday In the sun Of 500, with
j. l.. Price as surety. Mrs. Campbell will
have a preliminary hearing before Justice
Gardiner on august :. she is charged with
mortgaging goods which the Iowa Loan
company alleges had already been mort
gagged to another firm.
a man, whose name is said by the police
TO be Clarence Fields, was arrested last
evening, charged with the theft of a grip
from the Northwestern passenger depot,
the property of II. Lichtenberger OF Sa-
wanna. H., Fields was arrested after a
fight at a secondhand goods store at 621
West Broadway, but the grip was not re-
covered, although Fields is said to have
had In his possession some of the con-
tents OF the stolen satchel. Mr.: Lichten.
berger, VINO was en- route east, stopped
over to prosecute Fields.
NJ. Brandels and L. Cohen. Junk dealers.
were arrested yesterday on q charge OF vlo-
latng the city ordinance prohibiting the
the public streets. Brandels and Cohen,
who were collecting old bottles, declined to
pick up the fallen bottles when their at
tontion was called to them by a police Off
Ger, and their arrest followed. After being
booked at police headquarters they were
taken back to the place where the bottles
compelled 90 pick them up. The will have
a hearing in police court this morning.
SATURDAY TRADE WINNERS-Twen-
ty-four pounds granulated sugar, SL34; ten
bars laundry soap, p cents; one-half pound
can Prices baking powder, 21 cents; fancy
salmon, two cans, % cents; sweet corn,
dozen, . cents; cucumbers, five for 8 cents;
apples, peck, 10 cents; large bottle catsup,
Is cents; also peaches, berries, bananas,
WatermelonR, m~uskmelons, etc. In our
meat department.; Pot roast, pound, 5 to
I cents; veal roasts, pound, 10 to II cents;
homeless rib roasts. pound. 10 to 12h cents;
dressed spring chickens, pound, 20 cents;
dressed hens, pound, 1lh cents, five-pound
pail home rendered lard, 70 cents, etc. In
pumps, all kinds, up from $3.50; gasoline
or gas stove ovens, $l.25 to $500; quart tin
fruit cans, dozen, 80 cents; apple peeler,
IS cents; food chopper, So cents; ham
mocks, IS cents tc $500; lawn swings, 1886
TO sl4, etc. j. Zoller Mercantile company,
lOO-l0-l04-l06 Broadway, Phones 800.
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