Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-10

Davis. drugs.
COrrigans. m.dertakers. Phones ia
FAUST BEER Al ROGERS BUFFET.
Majestic ranges. p. Z. De Vol Hdw. Co
Picture framing. Jensen. Masonic temple.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel s39
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone VI.
See Berwick first Tor painting. al s. Main
FOR EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
TRY SWAPS.
Free things to eat at the Gas office. Is
Pearl street. Step In.
sohusters and storz' Malt Extract for
sale BY >. J. slime Co., ib2 broadway.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired by
J. ". Terry, UpIlcian, I'll BroadWRy. office
with George Gerner.
For nursing mothers drink Anheuser-
Busch MATT ONO. teosenfeid Liquor Co.,
blS south Main street.
Free things 70 eat cooked by the best
method IN the WOrlu. See the Triple
Trick demonstration a. the Gas office. ~
Pearl street.
TRIPLE TRICK COOKING DEMON
SITUATION Al fIIE CITIZENS GAS a.
ELECTltlC LIGHT CO. ~ PEARL 81.
FREE THINGs 40 EAT. COME ON.
Dr. Tubbs leaves today for Los Angeles,
Cal, where he accompanies his mother,
winter there. he win be absent about ten
days.
The funeral OF Mrs. ". o. Johnson.
whose BODY was returned from Denver
relatives at llUQ EAST Broadway, Rev. f.
A. Case OF the First Baptist cnurch con-
Quoted the services The body was burned
IN Walnut hin cemetery MRS. Johnson
death was due TO tuberculosis. she was
formerly Miss Mary Blakeiy OF this place,
her parents residing on Lincoln avenue.
Freight thieves operating on the North
western merchandise cars we're RESPONSE
BILE for a journey yesterday by Detective
Callaghnn Of the city police force ana spe-
eial Agent stewart Of the Northwestern. tC
the vicinity of Crescent wnere they re-
covered fourteen pairs OF wOmen's shoes
that had evidently been thrown from q
passing train. They were concealed under
a culVert. on Sunday the officers recov'
cred eight p caliber rifles that had beer
hidden under a culVert near Big lake.
The passage by the city council at the
meeting on Monday night OF an ordinance
regulating the construction OF retaininl
Indian creek was not for the purpose o
checking any disposition that may be de
veloped by property owners to build suol
walls, but 20 secure uniformity OF con
struction Some Of the walls that hav
been built should have been set severa
feet further into the stream, and some arr
placed at one angle and some at another
Uniformity Of construction costs no NOR
and adds greatly to the value Of the i'm
provements. No one will be denied tn
opportunity Of building q wall, but vii
have the hearty and valuable co-operatiol
Of the city engineer In the proposed work
A pretty and genuine home wedding wa
celebrated Monday afternoon At 3 o'cloc
when Ingeibert Nelson and Miss Kat
Miller were united in -,-.riage in thei
own home az ~ Fourth street. Rev. T. I
Skovgard, the new pastor Of ST. John
English Lutheran church, conducted tn
ceremonies. The ring service was USED
the little sister OF the bride bearing tn
ring, reposinB In the chalice OF hug
American beauty rose The bride wa
gowned in white silk with an adrane Of res
lace. The house was tastefully decorate
with palms, ferns, flowers and autum
foliage. The young people have lived her
all their lives, ana Mr.. Nelson Is success
full business man. Together they prepare
the home where the wedding ceremonie
were held and they assume the respons
bilitles of welded life under the brighte'
auspices.