Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20


Picture framing. Jensen. Masonic temple.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel age.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone ~.
See Berwick first for painting. I'll s. Main.
FOR EXCHANGE OBJ REAL ESTATE
TRY SWAPS.
schusters and storz Malt Extract for
sale by J. J. Kline Co., l62 Broadway.
The knights and Ladies dance, Maccabes
mission sc.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired BY
J. w. Terry, optician, All Broadway, office
With George Gerner.
See display OF ysc specials in l.. c. Fauble
y Co.'S Art store windows. 1913 broadway
formerly 9. N. AleXander's).
Alcohol, malt extracts, Kentucky whislies
and California wines. Rosenfeld's Family
Liquor House, Dig south Main street.
For Ren-6-room house, modern except
lOO W. broadway.
A. Hospe Co. Piano House now located at
~ West Broadway, next 20 new 1OC store,
: formerly occupied BY swanson, Council
+. c. Stroud Of the stroud CONSTRUCTION
company, Omaha, began an attachment
suit In the district court yesterday after
noon against Is. c. w harton TO recover a
oontractors' supplies furnished the defend
ant during the last season.
There was only one marriage license
issued yesterday, the venerable dread OF
unlucky Friday apparently deterrinE many
who would otherwise become applicants, The
brave young couple VINO nave outgrown
ingt0n and Elizabeth Malone, both Of Couh-
Gil Bluffs and aged, respectively, q and 70
The Henderson Stock company opens a
Overnight engagement at the Dohany
theater Monday evening with The Man
from the MOuntains," a modern drama IN
four acta During their engagement here
the Henderson players viii present dramas
and comedies Of today, which include Myron
-, Letnnsweu intenAifying play when
Man Turns to Brute"
Dressed Spring Chicken, pound, l23sc
Pork Roast, pound, 121ac; homemade Sau-
sage, pound, l21sci Salt Pork, pound FAC
Beef Pot Roast pound, up from SCI fresh
l21aci Lunch Meat, per can, DC. oysters,
Lard, Horseradishi etc. 1oller Mere. Co.
the Big Uptown Store -Four phones 800
Io0-i02-i04-lO6 Broadway.
A replevin suit was filed In the district
court yesterday by the Bertschy Motor
company to secure possession Of an auto
mobile engine held by the Milwaukee Rail
road company upon orders Of the Mlwau-
kee Motor company. The manufacturing
engine had not been paid and instructed
the freight department of the railroad not
to deliver IL until settlement was made
The engine is now in possession Of the
BertHohy company,
DR.. .. O., Smith, pastor Of the First Con-
gregauonal church, who has begun his
iyceum lecture engagements, will complete
today one section OF his circuit In Kansas
and Nebraska and will be az home sunday
church, and at the morning service will
preach on the theme, Immortality from
The scripturh text III a man die shall he
live again." Dr. Smith is having extraord-
mary success on the lecture platform. Two
Of hts lectures, The Psychology Of Child
Life and THE Bad Boy and His Pa have
J'ecome very popular wherever delivered
lie Is booked for 100 engagements during the
saesent winter season.
Judge Green, in the district court, has
been engaged for the last two days listen
Ing to tho evidence In the suit OF j. II
Rodgers, plumber, against August Carl
son, a building contractor VINO built 9
dwelling house for Thomas A. Riley at 92I
Seventh avenue, at a contract price OF ~, SJO
ON August % last the Hoagland Lumber
company filed q mechanics lien on the
property to secure. its claim for material
furnished, but by mistake located the prop
erty on lot =, block j, Instead of Its proper
site on lot 10 Carlson then filed a similar
lien on the property with the correc
description. He was followed by all Of the
subOontraotors, and now all OF them have
Joined In suit against Carlson. The In
teresting feature of the case lies in thu
fact that the mechanics liens filed exceed
the contract price OF the house by abou
500. In the meantime the innocent OWne
IS enjoying the comfortable home and won
Adering who Will have TO pay the extra &4OO
b, II. Grower yesterday began suit il
the district court asking Judgment 70
5000 against the Omaha & Council Bluff
Street Railway company. The petition re
cites that on October % 1910, he got aboar'
= street car for the purpose or going t
Omaha and In the early stage OF his jour
quired. He asserts that the conductor for
got the transaction and at another stag
OF the pilgrimage came arCulfd and de
manded another fare Of the same dimen
slona Grower objected and the conduCto
insisted until the dispute reached the pro
portions Of a violent quarrel, In the cOuTs
Of which some very harsh language wa
used. mostly, IL Is alleged, by the cOnduC
tor. The passenger was pretty badly hui
in his feelings early in the dispute, but jus
before the car reached the Missouri rive
bridge he was hurt elsewhere, for n
claims he was forcibly elected from the ca
and injured about the head, face and body
We can save you money every day o
groceries and provisions.
Apples-Fancy Colorado apples, per one
h,tah.T how