Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-11

Davis drugs.
Corrigans. undertakers. Phones 14s
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET
Majestic ranges p c. De Vol Hdw Co.
Picture framing. Jensen. Masonic temple.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. Ss9.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director Phone 81.
See Berwick first for painting. I'll s. Main.
Select your Xmas gifts now at Faubles
art shop, formerly Alexander's
Schusters ard Storz' Malt Extract for
sale BY J. J. Kline Co, l62 broadway.
Piano tuning. A. Hospe co. Phone ga
Victrolas and Victor machines. A. Hospe
WANTED-Boy to carry the Bee In south
part OF town Apply Bee office, Scott
Flexible flyer sleds. $50. g. 1913 and
A.2. We have a big line Of cheap sleds
also. p. c. DE Vol Hdw. Co.
The Big Toyand department at zoller's
lOO-lO2-lO4-iO5 Broadway, Is now open to
everybody. Bring the children.
The wonderful Boudoir Player Piano, in
oiuding Is rolls music, SCARF and bench
only Sl5 at A. Hospe Co.'S, 4W Bdwy.
Neat up-to- date picture framing at
reasonable prices. We please our custom
ors. Walter Nicholaisen a. Co. IA g. Main
Pictures and picture framing for Xmas
trade Is cur long suit We please every
body. Bring your pictures in now. We can
lay them aide for you. c. Jensen. Masonic
temple
Christmas special-Best gold filled
frames, guaranteed for 20 years, fitted
with best lenses for far or near vision,
$40 j. w. Terry, Optometrist. AL Broad
way, Council Bluffs la.
The funeral OF John W. Miller. who died
of heart disease Thursday evening as he
was returning from his work, viii be held
from the Holy Family church Sunday art
eInoon at o'clock, Rev. Father O'Neil
officiating. Burial will be In st. Josephs
cemetery.
The condition of w Brooks Reed, who is
suffering from serious case of blood
poiBoning was stated last evening to snow
no Improvement. 1t was determined yes
terday afternoon to amputate the injected
leg, but his condition was found to be such
that II could not be safely done.
Upon recommendation Of Engineer Spet-
men the county board yesterday ordered
the construction of a levee on each side OF
Mamie creek from its intersection with the
keg creek ditch. The leyee Is to cost about
t1bOO and was designed as a part OF the
keg creek drainage ditch scheme, but was
accidentally omitted.
The Board OF County Supervisors yester-
day extended the time of NJ j. Kelleys
contract to construct the levee along the
Missouri river south of the outlet Of Indian
contract time was found TO be necessary on
account OF the early freezing OF the ground
cost OF $1,000.
An event looked forward to with more
than ordinary interest. Electrically, Is the
coming OF Al w. Martins worlds greatest
NGNiNhl OF harriet beecner stoves lONnble
story Of Uncle Toms Cabin" Mr. Mar
tins reputation as a promoter of big pro-
auctions Is we'll known by theater goers,
oue Few are aware that the coming event
Is one Of the most gigantic and elaborate
that has ever been attempted in America
Not only does Mr.. Martin promise to bring
load Of scenery, ponies horses and blood
hounds in the piece. Uncle Toms Cabin
VIII hold the boards at the Dohany theater
Sunday.
w II Effanoar n sv,i.oh,,a, o,.,,,o,..s
by the Rock Island railroad. received So
rious injuries last evening by a fall from
the car on which he was riding. He was
standing on the bumpers when q sudden
lurch of the train threw him off and he
fell headlong, striking on his head at the
iaoe % the ira track where pile Of rough
we're scalp wounds were inflicted and one
ear was almost severed. Cutters ambu-
lance was summoned and he was taken to
Mercy hospital At a late hour last night
he was still in a comatose condition but
the physicians did not anticipate any Sc
rious results. Mr.. Effenger is married and
resides with his family at sl2 Eighth
avenue.
jury was empaneled In the district
court yesterday afternoon to hear the evil
denee in the suit of w r. Smith against
the Omaha and Council Bluffs Street Ra J.
way company for alleged humiliation and
indignlues heaped upon him when, as he
eHeges, the conductor made q mistake
Smith held Communication book and made
regular daily trips from Council Bluffs to
ms work IN Ofnaha, starting on his journey
from his home, near the Fifth avenue car
line, One day last summer a new con-
ductor had charge OF the avenue car and
when Smith presented his Communication
book the conductor made the mistake Of
punching the wrong date. When Smith
boarded the Omaha line the conductor on
the car detected the error and refused to
accept the ticket and made remarks that
reelected upon the veracity OF smith A
rather violent quarrel followed and Smith
alleges the conductor used language that
Was not only prohibited by the company's
rules, but is barred in society scarcely up
70 the degree OF refinement called polite
He says the car was full OF people and the
humiliation he suffered was worth 5000
Inc suit Will be on trial all day today
N0llTn tIAn $40