Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-24

Corrigans, undertakers. Phones iB
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Majestic ranges. y. c. De Vol Hdw. Co.
Picture framing Jensen, Masonic temple.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. 2S9.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81.
See Berwick fret for painting. III s. Main.
Schuster's and Storz Malt Extract for
sale by j. J. Kline Co, i62 Broadway
open Evening-H. Berwick. 2l1 So. Main
Fine Xmas pictures and art novelties.
Wines, liquors and cOrdias for the hou-
days. Rosenfeld Liquor Co., 5l9 30. Main
St
wANTED-Boy to carry The Bee in south
part OF town. Apply Bee office Is Scott
street.
Flexible flyer slsds, $3.50. s., sB and
N25. We have a big line OF cheap sleds
also p G. De Vol Hdw. Co.
All members OF the Aerfe are requested
20 meet at the hall at O'Clock today to
attend the funeral of Louis BaradR-
The body of Cleo Maxfield, the 6-year-old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. g. L Maxreld
100 High street, was taken to Nicola yes
terday for burial.
Christmas Special - Best gold filled
frames. guaranteed for % years, fitted with
best lenses for far or near vision 81. J. W.
Terry, optometrist, AL Broadway. Council
Bluffs, Ia
Il is the usual cutlery Of our customers
II you want pictures or picture framing,
get them at Jensens, Masonic temple lie
does the best WOrk ana mas q good STOCK.
He did my work last Xmas and he did
It good.
The funeral Of Louis Baranda, who died
suddenly at his home 1893 South Seventh
street, on Monday will be held this after
noon from the residence. The services will
be conducted by Rev John Williams Jones,
rector of ST. Pauls. Burial will be in Fair
View cemetery.
A suit for damages fixed at $4,000 was
begun yesterday afternoon in the district
court against the New Nonpareil Publish
Naam aN1Nw
F1ues who secured a verdict Of $500 against
the paper about three weeks ago The
suit is upon the publication OF a story
during the trial
The funeral services of Mrs. Mary Foote
will be held this afternoon from the resi-
dence in Crescent township Interment
vices will be conducted by Dr. d. r. Cham
bers OF Magnolia, a Latter Day Saints
clergyman, whose home was formerly in
Crescent township.
The new store with a clean and new
stock to select from. We always handle
goods just a little better In quality than
Just as low as possible. We can do any
thing in our line that you MANUFACTURERS,
walter Nicholaisen, "a 8. Main ST.
Seven of the prizes offered by Miss Julia
Officer for the Christmas stories written
by the pupils OF the public schools will be
awarded today. One set of the awards
Will be made at the High school at assem-
bly, hour, o'clock this morning. The sec
ond will be at the Bloomer BUILDING this
afternoon at l;l5. The three musical prizes
VIII be awarded at the close OF the school.
The prizes are 30 In gold for each winner.
The 5-year-old son OF Samuel L. Namen,
residing at 6l5 West Broadway was
knocked down and run over by team last
evening and painfully but not seriously in
lured. The horse was being driven by "A
Stein, feed and fuel dealer and the acct
dent was entirely unavoidable. The little
child ran into the street ahead of the horse
and was knocked down before the vehicle
could be stopped. Stein picked up the child
ana took him to the office of DR.. Smith
face and number of painful bruises The
little fellow was then taken to his home
Ihe accident happened on Broadway, near
1dr. STEMS place OF business.
Arraigned on an Indictment charging him
with larceny from building. James Adams
was convicted I'm police court yesterday
mo d6n ana sentenced to thirty days in
Savage automatic revolver from the Frost
restaurant on South street, and left such
difficulty In following II. IT led TO the
friedman pRwnshop on Broadway, where
adams had sold the weapon for ST. Adams
by Policeman Evans, and Judge SNYDER
started his reclamation by giving three
DAYS In the city Jail to think the situation
Adams tried hard for three days TO recall
me incident OF the visit to the hashery
was unable to recall either.
w, M Wells began a suit in the district
court yesterday afternoon against the
northwestern Railroad company seekin9 a
Judgment OF $500 for damages alleged 70
nave been sustained by a shipment Of
horses over the company's lines on the
morning OF october 90 1910, he alleges that
ne placed tWenty-four head OF horses in a
car at Blunt s. D., billed to the south
Omaha horse market, He alleges the car
was held At Sioux City twenty-four hours
ana that forty-eight hours were consumed
IN Transporting the animals to south
omaha When they arrived one mare
worth tl2 was found badly injured vvitb
one eye swollen shut and bruises tbst
caused her 20 be sold for 500 Two other
animals worth, he says, SIPS were hurt 80
-oadiy That they only brought SIS when SOLD
ana all OF the others were damaged
But little was done at the regular vvooi,,,,
meeting or the Citizens Improvement ci,,t
iast evening, owing to the fact that the
houoay spirit and the Christmas Rift nroh
lem were too absorbing j. r. McPbsrSo,,
Me- SalIeo 70 the chair in the absence OF
Fresident Orchard. The special commIttea
appointed TO apprise the officers ~ tho
Nauonal Horticultural congress- that a. w.
renewed TO be for the best interasts ~ az
'consress ana the city to hold the newt ne
nauohsi Iruit show here reported that n
mao eaileo upon the officers and Communal
Gated the resolution passed by the club b,,t
asked further time in which to comnIets
its work. Owing to the holiday sea sor ~ ~
yyuo oeoiaed TO adjourn until THURSDAY.
SNhuary .. In the meantime the camnaiev
Tor new members will be carried FoTy5aS -
theoretically II has also been decided 80
the holidays. '''' ai'er