Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-03


The clark barber shop for baths.
Corrigans undertakers. 'Phons 1B.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Woodrlng Undertaking company. Tel. go.
Lewis Cutler funeral director. Phone 81.
Baird g. Boland. undertakers. Phone ~.
High class tailoring MarIn Petersen.
FOR EACIlANGE OF REAL ESTATE
TRY SWAPS.
Scientific and accurate tests Of the eyes
FREQ at Leffert
Wanted-A boy to carry a Bee route.
Apply 10 Scott street. Bee office.
j. w. Terry, opticlan, moved to Ill West
broauWay. byes examined free.
Pictures and art novelties FOR graduation
sllts. very attractive, uhd ranging from
&c up. - t. Alexander, SJ3 BfOaoway.
Tho best and cheapest place IN the city
n to get your wall paper and painting Is at
w. Nicho.aisen q Co, "A south Main street
Il. l.. Woodring Of the Woodring Under
taxing CO. Is "a candidate for county cor
Oher. he wIh appreciate the support of the
ucket.
OFFERED FOR SALE WILL HELP
YOU no SELL MANY ARTICLES
DON'T WANT.
w. 5. Cleveland Of Harlan, la, candidate
Tor the democratic nomination Tor congress
an the Nintn district, was IN the city yes
tCrday ealing on friends
NO RISK, no worry, no care; We do all the
worrying and take all the risk wnen you
kIve Us job OF painting; prices right
1. Jensen, masonic temple.
MOVE YOUR RIAL ESTATE, PUT
YOUR AD. IN IHE REAL ESTATE SEC.
ZION Or The BEE. THE BEE GOES 40
IEOPLL THAT HAVE THE MONEY.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Sarah |.
Busrdsley will DC neld this afternoon at
z;oU U cIUck nom the fanny residence on
Park avenue ana burial wlii De IN tairvlew
cemetery.
star chapter, Royal Arch Masons, will
meet in special convocation tomorrow after
noon tor work in the marx, past, most
excellent aud royal arch degrees. A OanqueI
VIII be served at y. m.
a meeting of tina Council Bluffs Gun club
VIII be ned this evening at tue otrlce oil
County treasurer J. W. Mitchell in the
:ourt house. Plans for the opening shoot
next sunday will be made.
Captain l.. B. Cousins, district court
batiff. received notice yesterday of his ap-
polntment as doorkeeper at the mouse Of
Washington apts
! however, would not be required at this
session. SO he does not expect to go tc
Washington until December.
The funeral OF the late John Wallace
win be held at 2:3O O'Clock TINS Afternoon
from the ramiy residence, 1VUO Avenue II
Rev. +. y. Case of the First Baptist church
officiating. Burial Will be in FairvieN
cemetery. The pallbearers will be: Mayor
Thomas Maloney, q. +. Klmball, Jane;
Mitchell f. T. True, Timothy Flood anC
s l.. Etnyre.
Fred Fowler. charged with criminal as
saut on 13-year-old girl, which had beer
out since Tuesday evening, had not reached
a verdict at late hour last night. Will,
no Information could be obtained as to how
the jury stood, indications were that |
would fall to agree. During the Afternoon
Juror Stageman, who was suffering from
severe toothache. asked permission of Judg
Wheeler to be taken to dentist. Tn
afflicted juror, in company of Bailif
Cousins, was escorted to a dentists office
where he obtained the relief sought.
Alleging that he was induced to drink
quantity of liquor until he became intoXi
Gated and consequently unable to properl,
judge what he was doing, Edward Ii. Rich
ard has brought suit in the district couI'
against Lew Wentworth of Douglas county
Nebraska, and Robert Brown and Edwart
Dawson of the firm OF Brown & Dawson o
this city asking that a deed to land IL
Pottawattamie county valued at $4,000
given in exchange for land in Loup county
Nebraska, be annulled. Richard allege
that the land he traded for is not WORT
49, 900 and he asks to recover the sum o
$4,000 in addition to the annulment of tn
deed in a second count George p. Colo
! made party defendant with Brown an
Dawson, Richard alleging that they b.
fraud and misrepresentation secured fror
him\a mortgage for $500 on the Nebrask
lands in connection with the sale to hir
of a half interest in a saloon on Mort
Main street.