Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23
Davis. drugs.

Davis. drugs.
CORRIGANS, undertakers. Phone 14S.
For rent, modern house, 726 6th avenue.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. S39
Lew Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81
Baird g. Bolsnd. undertakers. Phone ~
When you want reliable want ad adver.
Using, use The Bee.
acknowledgement prices this month a.
Leffert's now store. sos Broadway.
WANTED-TWO BOYS TO CARRY THE
MORNING BEE. APPLY lei OFFICE
Is SCOTT ST.
Attorney L. N. Flickinger has gone /tC
Houston, Tex, to look after his land In.
terests in that locality.
See tho "Copley Prints" Of noted paint
ings By Taylor and of Abbey's Holy Grail
series as Alexander's, 1893 Broadway.
Wanted Young lady for sheet music de-
~paitmcntN must be able to play at sight
one Win experience as saleslady preferred,
a. HoSpc Co., % Pearl st, % S. Main St
OR SATURDAY LEADERS In our
gioctly department; Eighteen pounds best
~grohulated cane sugar. 81; fancy hand
corn, peas or pumpkin, three cans, q
cents; ten bars good laundry soap, 2
cents; ginger snaps per one-half peck, 70
. cents; etc. j. zoller Mer. Co., 10O-102-
lO4-lO6 Broadway. Phones $40.
MEAT sPECIALs-In cur meat depart
meht' fancy skinned Mans pounds lI1s
cents; bacon by the strip, pound. ID
cents; liver sausage, pound, 10 cents; pot
%roasts, pound, up' from s cents; rib roasts,
pound, up from 49, cents mutton stew.
pound, up froHr S ccptsi chichens, pound,
~ Cents; veal oysters, otc. J. Zoller Mer,
Co, 1OO-l02-I.i-tcj broadway. Phones 800,
HARDWARE SPECIALs-In our hard
ware ana pump department: Pumps, all
washer, $40 C'let us send you one on
tiiafD; 65-cent heavy galvanized washtub,
70 cents; folding clothes rack, 45 cents; A.
garbage can, 81; s5-cent boys SLED, Is
cents; boys Ice skates, up from 40 cents
etc. etc, J zoller Mercantile company,
W0-lO2-104-lW Broadway. Phones 800.
Frank II. Keys, senior member of the
firm OF Keys Bros buggy manufacturer
OF this city, is being urged by his many
friends to be a candidate for the republican,
nomination for state railroad commissioner
at the June primaries.
The funeral of James 4. Williams will
be held Sunday afternoon at l O'Clock from
the residence, 1015 Fifth avenue, and burial
will be in Prospect Hill cemetery, Omaha.
Rev. M. p. Mcclure of the First Presby-
terrain church will conduct the services.
The funeral of the late sllas c. Hynd-
shaw will be held this afternoon at 2:3O
O'Clock from the residence of his daughter,
Mrs. Drayton W, Bushnell, 127 Bluff street,
; and BURIAL PnH wIIl be p WSelnTt Hin GENE;
the First Presbyterian. church, will conduct
the services.
The funeral Of Karl Anderson, who re-
ceived fatal injuries by falling down a
well on his place Thursday afternoon, will
be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from
the family residence on East Broadway
and burial will be in Walnut Hill cemetery.
Rev. II. A. Beichenbach viii conduct the
services. Mr.. Anderson is survived by his
wife, oneison and four daughters,
Quito C~alamese, the young negro indicted
Jointly with Mrs. Grace Belle Collins for
the murder of the '%latter's husband, Bu-
gene Collins. and v,tus' Il 4. ls ct tnf
next Wednesday lnN the district court, was
released from the county jail yesterday on
q bond in the sum of 1000, with Mrs.
Charles r.. Hannah and City Solicitor Glen
+. Kimball as s%uretles. Mrs. Mckenzie,
mother of young Calamese, Is employed In
the Hannah household.