Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-21

Davis, drugs.
The Clark barber shop for bathA
CoRRIGANs. undertakers. Phone 242
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel ass
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81.
Baird & Boland. underta.ers. Phone Ia
ersen. VIA
FOR gXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
TRY SWAPS.
Manted1A boy to carry Bee route.
Apply 10 Scott St., Bee office.
u. w, Terry. optrcian. moved to All W.
broadway. Eyes examined free.
PICTURES and art novelties for graduation
snts. Z. L. ALEXANDER 33S Broadway.
send your lace curtains to Mrs. l3roslus
g LOT cleahlnB. Best references. Phone H-lO5y
The supervisors of Pottawattame and
harrison coAptles will meet today III joint
session as drainage board.
. Mrs. +. G, Fiickinger o. Dhlard. Mo-. ar
rived yesterday on visit to the families
or l. N. and A. 7. FlickinRer
Exceptional plano bargains this week at
a. HOspe Co, Is South Main St, ~ Pearl
6LI Council Bluffs, la. Easy payments.
The pest and cheapest place the city
w. Nicholaisen Il Co.. IA South Main street
Frank Turner of Avoca was In the city
yesterday In the interest OF mis- candidacy
lor the republican nomination for county
attorney.
DIR. Charlotte McCuskey arrived here from
Duluth, MINI, yesterday where he was
called about two weeks ago by the illness
OF his father.
OFFERED FOR SALE WILL HELP
YOU TO SELL MANI -, ARTICLES
A5Ahh0uND THE HoUsA Thai YOU
Ed Burke, city poundmaster started out
yesterday lassolng untagged cannes and
VIII Keep up the crusade until all stray
dogs are rounded up.
Nc risk, no worry no care we do all the
worrying and take all the risk when you
give us a Job OF paintingi prices right
Z. Jensen, Masonic temple.
MOVE YOUR REAL ESTATE, PUT
YOUR AID. IN THE REAL ESTATE SEC
TON OF THE BEE. THE BEE GOES 40
PEOPLE THAT HAVE THE MONEY.
We have recently put in a big line OF base
ball goods balls, bats, gloves, masks, body
protectors, etc. We take orders for uni
forms also. p. C. DeVol Hardware Co.
Earl Kemp suspected of the theft of a
4 Aquantity OF brass belonging to the New
= York Plumbing company and the city
Water Works company was discharged In
police court yesterday. as no Information
had been. filed against him.
John Kane, charged with the theft Of
tools from the garage Of the Council Bluffs
AUTOMOBILE company at $40 Pearl street,
waived a preliminary examination yester.
day morning In police court and was bound
over to the district court grand jury. In
default of bail placed at 500, he was sem
completed a thirty days sentence for the
theft of tools from the Bratschy company'i
garage.
Harry Ryan and John Sweeney, taker
into custody yesterday afternoon. are being
held by the police for investigation. They
are suspected of being pickpockets. w. H
senger on a street car from Omaha com
planned to the police that he had beer
omshs The s eoRtaihin n sss Wa.
found later ON the floor of the car by tn,
conductor.
County Recorder w. II. Barghausen ar
rived home Wednesday night from Prairie
City, Ore, where he went to look after
the, property of the Iowa Copper Mining
people. test Of ore showed SAILS 'J per
% t5n In selected ore and $29.65 in the
ordinary run Of ore. o. Hickman, score
Barghadsen will remain in Oregon for a
week or so. ~"
$50 The trial Of the suit of Mrs Minnie
g Bridget against the city of Council Bluffs,
In which the plaintiff seeks. to recover
damages placed at 81 500 for the alleged
flooding Of her property on Broadway by
begun in the district court yesterday. The
: Chicago & Northwestern Railroad company
J had been made a party defendant, but the
yesterday by Judge Wheeler.
The mission now In progress at st
Francis Xayier's church, continue to at
tract capacity congregations, and the
) lectures by the Paulist Fathers are being
followed with evident interest. Not the
least instructive feature OF the services
is the answering Of questions bearing or
religion, which takes up the first half houi
an OF the evening. The lecture last nigh
was on The Catholic Idea of the Church
OF Christ" by Rev. Edward J. Mullaly
; The lecture tonight will be on Confession
and the Confessional"
At the weekly meeting of the Nationa
Horticultural congress last night plans fol
holding o contest among manufacturers o.
=. spraying machines in connection with tn,
fruit show were outlined. Such a contes
. was suggested by Prof Laurenz Greene O
the Iowa Agricultural college at Ames. l
Is practically decided that a corn exhbi
will also be held in connection with tn,
fruit show this year. 1t Is planned to cree
an addition to the auditorium building oil
the east side of sufficient size to accom-
modate the corn exhibit and with lecture
c room on the second floor.