Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-06

ne Aldfk DhFber EnOp Tor paths.
Insurance. Forest Smith. Brown Blk.
Corrigans. undertakers. Phones 14s.
Large front room to rent. Phone 6S3.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Woodring Undertaking company Tel. 800
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81
FOR EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
TRY SWAPS.
Real estate bought, sold and exchanged
Forest Smith, Brown Blk.
WE CARRY MALT EXTRACT. ]. j.
Kline Co., 1872 West Broadway.
The best in the land in wall paper and
painting work. c. Jensen, Masonic Temple.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired by
J. w. Terry, Opucian, All Broadway, office
with George Corner.
Budweiser beer is heaithful, strengthen
ing and refreshing. Call l.. Rosenfeld Co.
and order case. 1928.
Attorney d. L. Stuart and Mrs. Stuart
are rejoicing over the advent OF a baby
boy at their home, 800 Park avenue,
Wednesday night.
To be correctly dressed sou should have
your garments pressed and cleaned al the
Bluff City Laundry Dry Cleaning and Dye
Works. Phone 3l4.
Ivanhoe commandery No. II, knights
Templar, will meet in special convocation
at Masonic temple tonight for work in the
order OF the temple.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ ousler left today for
Gordon, Neb., TO be the guests OF Mr. and
NAIb. w. H. t1hIulu WHO hIt HuJoS Ills NAAOAA
first year OF ranch life.
r.. H. EMLElN, NEW LOCATION, AO
WEST BROADWAY, FINE LADIES
TAILORING AND ALTERING TO SUIT.
d. ALL WORK STRICTLY HlGH-CLaASS.
II you buy a piano OF A. Hospe Co, ~
S. Main ST., 20 Pearl St, Council Bluffs,
you get advantage of all discounts, as their
prices are so low they cannot pay com
missions.
The funeral OF Mrs Thomas Calvin, the
venerable mother of John M. Calvin, who
died Wednesday afternoon at the resi-
dence. sos Seventh avenue, will be held
this morning from ST. Francis Xavier
Catholic church. Burial will be in ST.
Joseph's cemetery.
William Slusher, $40 Scott street, almost
severed the index finger of his left hand
with a sharp sickle The sickle struck a
walnut concealed In the grass and glanced
upward. The cut was close to the hahd
and made a very painful wound.
The county supervisors will enjoy a recess
until next Tuesday, VIXEN they will meet
again and resume the work of the session
This will include a decision of the matter
of ordering the construction of the $1,000.
canal extending along the banks of Mos
quito creek from the vicinity Of Weston
TO the Missouri river.
Propositions to engage the T,lberatti band
for the third annual exposition OF the Ma
tional Horticultural congress have been
submitted to the exposition officers. Louis
Cucca OF New York has been In the city
LOT IlAL purpose. ne WOIk u TIE D1ilu
here last year was given hearty public APP
proval. No decision was reached.
The fact that the faithful old family dos
guarding the residence of ]. j. Fitzgerald
1011 Sixth avenue, was able TO recover from
fit in short order operated to save his
life The dog was suddenly seized by con-
yulsions of such character as to create
the impression that he had suddenly gone
mad The police were hastily telephoned
for to shoot him. When the officer arrived
the old dog had fully recovered and looked
upon the officer with eyes that were kindly
and above suspicion.
Yesterday was Topeka day. in the pen
sion office work, as revealed by the APP
plicants for notorial acknowledgment al
the office of County Clerk Brown. 1t was
the day when all Of the pensioners in this
vicinity who receive their allowances
through the pension agency at Topeka
Kan. appeal to the clerks office for the
the vouchers. There are about fifteen old
soldiers and widows who are on this list
'Des Moines day is event to be re-
membered. for there are more than 800 or
this list. and II requires all of the timt
of the clerk and his deputies to make gu
the papers and acknowledgements and SCI
that they are properly signed The worl
Is all done without any sort of compensa
ton, most frequently without thanks, al
though the law provides for the collection
of 10 cents for each acknowledgment
Officers Peterson, Arnold and Glllspi
frustrated a burglary at Cronkelton'
grocery, corner OF Seventh street ant
Broadway, shortly before o'clock yester
day morning. The night lights of the stor
were reported to have been suddenly ex
tinguished. The officers found the bacl
door standing wide open, but no burgla
was found. The manager of the store wa
called. but found nothing missing Tn
store has been robbed several times ant
expensive cash registers smashed. Re
Gently the registers have been dscarde
and a little cash drawer used in a pane
in the office. This the burglars failed t
fihd and consequently missed a big bal
OF money II contained. Another bag o
silver lying on top of some boxes unde
one OF the counters was also unmolested.