Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-30

Davis, drugs.
: CORRIGANs, undertakers. Phone 1is.
woodring Undertaking company. Tel. 800.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
When you want reliable want ad adver.
tislkE, use The Bee.
hsrering binders and mowers. spearling
q Triplett, 81 Broadway.
Wanted a boy to carry a Bee route.
Apply 10 Scott street, Omaha Bee.
BAIRD, LONGENEcKER a ROLAND.
UndertakerB. Phone 10, N. Main 81
Dr. w, w. Magareli, optometrlst, moved
TO 2o6-2Os City National bank building.
Notice-F. o. E., 1o4. you must have your
uniforms ordered by. Aug. l. Orders
through Joe Smith or Metcalt 4 Co. f. r..
deuel.. chairman.
The last week Of our 20 per cent discount
sale on our entire stock Of up-to-date
shoes, all well-known brands. "a 8. Main
St. Duncan Shoe Co,
! Joseph w. Smith arrived home wednss-
day night from Los Angeles, Cal, where
Nhe was the sole delegate to the Elks'
Nyand lodge meeting from the Council
%uffs lodge.
Names S. standeford, a former travelling
salesman residing on Third street was
yesterday adjudged Insane and ordered
committed to the state asylum ct Clar-
linda. He is IS years OF age.
Alice Clara, the infant daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. l. y. Eltamiller, IN Twelfth
avenue, died yesterday morning. aged Is
Al0hAhos w buul was Lhh9n yesterday
to defiance, Ia, where the funeral will
be held.
announcement was made yesterday that
the construction work on the extension
Of the street railway to the Iowa School
for the Deaf would soon be completed and
that cars Will be running on the line by
August 10.
City Solicitor Glenn r. Kimban arrived
home yesterday morning from an extended
eastern trip, during which he visited New
York, washington and other points.
Z tlonal convention Of they Dramatic order
. N. c. ~
Mrs. Carrie Bushel. living at the ogden
Z hotel, lost about SO from her pocketbook
while in the office of DR.. r. o. Williams,
dentist. Wednesday afternoon. Bert
Deeds and Joe Pruitt, who were in the
waiting room OF the office, are suspected
kof taking the money and are under arrest.
court this morning.
Charles Rossman, the special agent OF
the Great Western railroad who shot and
seriously wounded Charles Mandel, a one
armed youth In the local yards Wednes-
day morning, furnished a bond in the sum
OF N.50 last evening and was RELEASED
though suffering considerable pain from
his wound, was reported last evening to
be doing nicely with every prospect Of
4 his recovery.
Thomas o. Wright and Emma P.
vorced in Douglas county, Neb.. about
NNN' iHoihns ago. becuTeu n marriage IL
cense In this city yesterday and the cere-
mony OF reuniting them was performed
by Rev. Henry DeLong. They both gave
their residence as Omaha. IT hope TO be
able to hold her tight this time" re-
marked the groom with a smile after the
ceremony TO Rev. Mr., DeLong.
The condition OF John A. Johnson, the
farmer living east OF this city who was
struck and severely injured by an auto.
Robile owned and driven by George w
Adams OF Walnut, president OF the lowe
and Omaha Short Line company, Tuesday
evening at Boardwsy and Scott street.
was reported yesterday to be serious. In
} addition to a fractured arm and severe
I Nscalp wounds Johnson Is stated to have
suffered a dislocation OF the hip and his
chest was badly crushed besides.