Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-14
DAVIS, drugs.

The Clark barber shop Tor batnA-
CORRIGANs, undertakers. Phone PAS
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET
woodring Undertaking company. Tel SSs.
Lewis cutler. funeral director. Phone ~.
Baird & Boland. undertakers. Phone l2.
MY tailoring makes friends. Martin Pet
ersen.
FOR EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
TRY SWAPS.
FOR RENT-oNE-HALF OF STORE
ROOM. S3l w. BROADWAY.
j. w. Terry, opt-ciau, moved to All W.
Broadway. Eyes examined free.
Send your lace curtains to Mrs. Brosius
for cleaning Best references. Phone F-loSS'
The ST. Louis Marching club will give
dance at Eagle hall tonight Whaley's
Ivanhoe commandery Knights Templar,
will meet this evening for work in the order
Of the temple.
For first-cl;,ss wall paper work, painting.
Jensen. Masonic temple
OFFERED FOR SALE WILL HELP
xx9R6o To r SELL 1d MAE rtiT lC Y6II
DON'T WANT.
The best and cheapest pace in the city
TO get your wnll paper and painting Is at
w. Nicholalsen s. Co. IA South Main street.
II you are looking for the best, come 70
US: we VIII do the rest. h. Berwick, I'll
5. Main st. Everything in wall paper.
Work guaranteed.
Better order those pictures reframed at
once that they may be ready to hang
when you are through cleaning house. Z.
L. Alexander, 1873 Broadway; phone 1856.
MOVE YOUR REAL ESTATE PUT
YOUR AID. IN THE REAL ESTATE SEC
PEOPLE THAT HAVE THE MONEY.
Mrs. Page Morrison of Willow avenue,
was called to Duluth, Mimi, last evening
by the critical illness , Of her father. her her
at the bedside of her father for several
days
This is no s. down and 81 a week graft
where you pay three prices for the prop
erty In the long run. Call up B-94g Bell, or
43 either phone l have for sale fve-room
house and two lots handy to Omaha car
line. i want to sell to the right party. 1t
rs u good investment and a good home
Property in this locality is steadily advan-
ring. owner, ii. Ducil 10 Scott street.
r.,I.CI. ~ UIrs u-,~,uOJ A..~U su.. ~9dinst
t.e CnIcasu Great western ttal"dJ COM
panS 9l,VvV uamaSee, lor ahesed per
sVhal injuries. me piaintir1, VINO is an
UmpIoye VI the Union racine ralIroHu
s,d,vs IN MS petition that ON February 20
% ln4s year, Wnue returning from MS work
IN the yarus at the transfer uepOt, he was
struck IN the side by the quot OF locomO-
tVe belonging 10 the defendant company.
lhe accident, Lyons, alleges, was que 10
the CareIessness OF the employees OF the
defendant railroad.
The jury in the personal injury damage
suit OF Joseph Mulngan against the Union
Pacific ltalIroad company, brought in a
Vardict last evening in favor of the plaintiff
Tor $lU,JVU. Muiligan, linesman, suffered
the fracture of both arms and the loss or
one leg as the result OF fall from the
crossarm of a pole into the pit of an cleo
trio turn-table in the shops in Omaha In
december, 1905. The crossarm broke while
Mulligan was working on II, precpitating
him to the bottom of the turn-table below.
Mulligan sued for $4,000.
on the showing made by his attorneys,
Judge Wheeler yesterday continued the
case against Fred Fowler, janitor of the
Shugart block, indicted on charge of
crlminally assaulting i3-year-od girl, to
the next term. The trial has now been
continued two terms. Certain persons in
terested in the protection OF the young
girls of the city are inclined to believe
that there are efforts being made in certain
quarters to prevent Fowler being brought
TO trial and 1t was stated yesterday that
the case would be laid before Attorney
General Byers. with the request that he
either prosecute it or see that the accused
man be brought to trial.
The suit brought in district court by
George F. Castle of Britt. la. against
Benjamin Marks, the First National bank
OF Council Bluffs Ernest f. Hart presi-
dent of the First National bank
hank Ernest r. Hart dncorporated)
James G. MabraY with his numerous
aliases, John r. Dobbins and Frank O
Scott to recover 5000 which he claimed
race i'm this city on September ~, 1903. by
the notorious gang Of big store swindlers
dismissed yesterday An effort to have
the Castle suit and those of three Other
Mikes" continued over to the next tern
failed. as Judge Wheeler overruled thu
motion. as the defendants were prepared
and insisted on going to trial Counsel FOL
The defendants stated yesterday they were
determined upon the ASSIGNMENT OF the re
naming three cases pending In the district
court at the present term.