Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06

Davis. drugs
Corrigans. undertake1s. Phones tS
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Majestic ranges +. G.. DE No+ !ldw co.
Picture framing Jensen. Masonic temple
Woodrng Undertaking company Tel. $50.
Lewis cutler, funeral director. Phone s5.
See Berwick first Tor painting "a :. Maln
Select yCur Xmas gifts now at Fauble 6
az snop. formerly AIeNander's.
Schusttrs anu StorZ Aalt Extract for
sale by J. J. Kline Co, l62 broadway.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired o.
j. W. Terry, OpuCIan. al BROADWAY OtnC,
with GeOrBc Geruer.
Neat up-to-ddte picture framing at
teaaonably prices. We lledsc our custom
ers. Walter Nicholals,n * CO., /; 3. Main.
pictures and picture f.um.ns Tor Nmas
trade Is our long SUIT. We please every
body. Bring your pictures IN now. We can
lay them aside Tor you. G. Jensen, Masonic
temple.
Harrison Fischer latest pictures. They
are excellent works OF art. be SIRE and see
them az our store before you make your
Xmas selections. H. Berwick, 2l1 So
Main st.
Those in search Of satisfactory work In
the cleaning and pressing line can find
II AZ the Biuff city Laundry. Dry Cleaning
and Dye works. Phone 3l4 No goods too
delicate 10 handle.
Upon an information rIed by w. T.
- Nell OF . y ell Bros, coal dealers, John
Easton a negro has been sent to the
| county jail for ten days by Justice Cooper
! Easton pleaded guilty to stealing coal from
street.
\ large audience witnessed the dedica.
ton Yesterday OF the new building erected
for the use Of St Francis Xavicr's
parochial school for BOYS. The dedicator.
ceremonies began at 10 o'clock and con
unued for an hour during the forenoon
and ending at 7:3O in the evening by a lee.
ture on the theme, THE Conflict OF the
Gods; by Rev. Father J. f. Nugent OF
Des MOines
A new petition Of consent to secure the
approval Of voters in all parts of the
county outside OF Council Bluffs to permit
the existence Of saloons in the incorporated
villages and towns is now being circulated
The old petition expires on July l and II
tie requisite number of voters IL not Sc
cured before that time Il will be impossi-
bic for the dispensers to do business.
The executive committee of the National
horticultural congress held a meeting Sat
urday night for the purpose of working
on the unfinished business in Connection
with the third annual exposition and the
| first corn show Many people HAVING
claims against the association have failed
to send in their bills, and thus IL was
| impossible TO determine the financial
standing in relation to the size of the
The funeral Of Lloyd Musselman. tn,
l5-year-old son and last OF the family OF
seven children Of Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Mus
belman, was held yesterday afternoon al
| the residence on Frank street. 1t wa
| largely attended. The services were con.
/ Quoted by Rev ]. NJ. williams, pastor OF
| the Broadway Methodist church Tn,
| young man died after an illness Of les.
/ than one day from hemorrhage Of tn,
| brain induced, his friends say, by a sun
/ stroke suffered last summer while work
ing In the harvest field in Nebraska
Upon demand of some Of the property
| owners who have recently acquired homes
/ on Scott street, the city council has re
mitted the taxes assessed for brick side
/ walk laid more than ten years ago. BY
/ singular oversight the sidewalk contrac
was overlooked and forgotten and for al
these years the contractor has been minus
about 81, 800. The oversight was detected
| last spring and the city council entered
the assessment against the property. Their,
was no objection from the residents WHIT
had long held their property and received
the benefits Of the improvements, but tn,
new owners, whose abstracts showed ns
such liens, objected and refused to pay
| without suits. The council decided tC
grant the remissions demanded undel
| these circumstances.
| Look in our show window and see tn,
| display Of pocket knives. This window dis
| play is advertised in the last issue O
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