Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-07

Davis. drugs
Berwick. wall paper.
lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81.
Woodring Undertaking company. Ter zo
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS
Majestic ranges. p. c. Devol How're. Co.
Pearl street. "S' "
GERS, S3 Broadway. ~
BAIRD. LoNGENECKER q RoLANn
uhdertakers. Phone 10, IA ~. Main St
Ladies -, $3.50, g. patent leather ana
street. % . MAIN
Excelsior Masonic lodge will meet to-
night for work in the third degree
meeting. VI '"e
a marriage license was Issued yesterday
4oldren, aged rs. both from Malvern. la
ney we're married by Rev. Henry De
The funeral of the late Mrs John n
Nqrd vial be held this morning al 10
o'clock from the family residence. 5i3
FF e{ Ninth street. and burial viii be in
Rev; p. Cawelti. pastor of the Ger
man Evangelical church, underwent an
Afsmnriai gesterday at the Edmundson
monIa. p
City Solicitor Kimbal and city Treas
TIer Lrue arrived home yesterday from
Des Molnes, where they attended the
nsetins Thursday before the senate COM
terminal taxation bill.
The funeral of the late George b. Miles
WSr1nmn De heid a. o'clock this afternoon
avenue, and interment win be in Fair
view cemetery. A reader from the Chris
tIe9 Science church will conduct the serv-
RINGS MADE LARGER or smaller.
also can be reinforced; set rings con-
Nerted into signet rings IL you wish. or
for old rings; new rings for old sets;
rings made into other jewelry: anything
Efeerat's%' want Bring in your old rings. LET
Building permits were issued yesterday
" H.-W. Hazelton for a two7story frame
Il 5000, IN Dskiand Avenue to cost
4 building az So Fourth Street to cost 1000,
fn1 70 bu Gi M; GriBRpen, for a oTe.st9ry
fourth street to cost 81 900.
While Henry Bailey, 242S Avenue C. was
leading his horse t2 water yesterday aft
lame frightened at a passing red auto
mobile. II reared up. broke away from
antics in It's fright. apparently tried to
stand on It's head. with the result that 1t
OF oFp bi, lbs bsr neck ~ ,b Bailey reported the death
that they try to find the owner of the
vermillion-hued chug wagon.
J. Griffin, charged with being one Of
'A's AA'ANA III ANAA IINN
James. CLANCY of two diamonds valued
ct $3.50, has been released on $500 bond.
with Attorney Emmett FINLEY as surety.
HIS preliminary hearing WIS continues
Yesterday until this dlCrninc. j. Griffin
is said to be one OF the horsemen who
was connected with i. &. Maybray and
MS gang. Griffin'is yaid 20 be the man
WHO brought one of the race horses to
charles GreGsry's snop to be shod.
Lumber Is getting scarcer every year.
Most Of The packers are now shipping goods
= in 3sp1r boxes. but IL is not always the
safest pial. \ carload Of oranges were
shinpeG ~ this week and the boxes col.
laps q, 80 nov we have our oranges of
all sizes mixed and the only way we can
sell them la by measure, 40 cents per peck.
we are getting in lots of honey from our
: farmers. more than we care to keep over
so we will close II out today at 15 cents
per pound. We have ripe tomatoes. 10 cents
per pound; pieplant, 10 cents: green onions,
5 cents; radishes. three for 10 cents; let
tuce, 5 cents; celery. 8 cents: cabbage, :
cents per pound. Most everybody can now
afford eggs, 20 cents per dozen. Our
coffees are always fresh and clean, only q
cents per pound. We still have oysters, a
cents per quart. Golden Rule flour is always
coed. s1.40 per sack. Bartel & Miller. teie-
phone ss,