Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27
DavIs. drugs.

Davis drugs.
The Clark barber shop for baths.
Good dressers. See Martin Peterson.
CORRGGANs, undertakers. Phone 14s
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. S39
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81.
Baird & Boland, undertakers. Phone 122.
DIAMONDS OF QUALITY. GERNER's.
Gil BROADWAY.
Easter pictures art novelties and cards,
Alexander's, 333 Broadway.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING OFFICE 5O2
south Main street. Independent phone S73
The Servant in the House will be the
night
WANTED-AssIsTAN BooKKEEPER
AND OFFICE GIRL. ADDRESS T,
OMAHA BEE, CITY.
OUR NEW LOCATION Is at ss7 West
broadway, II. A. spencer, plumbing and
heating Phones $50.
The best and cheapest place in the city
to get your wall paper and painting Is at
w. Nicholaisen & Co. u South Main street.
FOR THE BEST WORK. BEST WALL
PAPER, PAINTS, AND THE MOST
AlslE7AAsoNABLE PRICES SEE Il; BoR-
WICK 2li so. MAIN. HE DELIVERS
THE GOODS.
Judge Wheeler announced yesterday that
he would make the first assignment Of jury
morning. The petit jury is summoned to
appear Monday. April T.
II. l.. Stone a travelling salesman of this
city reported to the police the theft OF a
grip at the Burlington local depot Thurs
day night. Mr.. Stone was waiting for the
train for Red Oak and left the grip sitting
in window while he left the waiting room
TO speak with friend. When he returned
the grip had vanished.
G. f. cultin. against whom two indict-
ments were returned by the district court
grrH1 jury on charges OF breaking and en-
tef3hg freight cars In the local yards OF the
lllhois Central railroad, was taken into Gus
tody Yesterday on q bench warrant. He
entered a plea OF not guilty. His bond in
each case was reduced from $500 to $3.50
which he furnished.
The saloon at 1921 West Broadway con
Quoted by A. A. Signor and John Blanc
has been closed under attachment proceed
inss instituted by Gunnoude 8 Zurmuehlen
that II cashed a check for S33494 at tn,
request OF John Blanc and that the checl
was returned as worthless. The firm ais,
claims q book account of $10.60, which 4
declares It is unable to collect.
4 Peter T. Peterson. farmer living tive
miles east OF Crescent City. has reported
to the sheriff the theft of a valuable team
\ ot horses from his place Thursday night
The thief or thieves also took a spring
wagon. double set Of harness and severa
bushels of corn. The officers learned fron
the tender on the motor bridge that al
OUTFIT answering the description Of tn,
stolen horses and wagon passed over tn,
DAfN6N AZ OhAaHh abOul AsoV y OlnCk y6SlGI
day morning. az lSaEa2H1 4
Mrs. Emma d. Risnton, wife of Henry
RishtOn, died yesterday morning at the
family residence at Nicola, Ia. aged g
years. Besides her husband, she is survived
by two stepsons, one brother and three
sisters. The brother is George Dewey Of
Nicola, and the sisters are Mrs. NJ q. Childl
and Miss Naomi Dewey OF this city and
Mrs. Harriet ID. Parker of Omaha. Mrs
Rishton was q member OF the Order OF thC
Eastern Star. Arrangements for the fu
neral have not yet been made.
The funeral Of the late Florian Schifer4i
who died at Mercy hospital Thursday, will
be held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock from
the residence OF his daughter Mrs J. u
Webb, 412 North Sixth street. Deceased wa
co years of age and was q pioneer residen
OF Council Bluffs. He Is survived by Mi
wife, four sons, Frank of this city, John O
Green River, Wyo.; Fred OF Omaha ant
Louis Of this city. and two daughters, Mrs
Omaha. His only surviving sister, Mrs. c
NJ. Nicholson resides in this city.