Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13

FAUST BEER Ar ROGERS BUFFET
Majestic ranges, =. G. DE Vol Hdw. CO.
Picture framing Jensen. Masonic temple.
Wooaung INCREASING company. Tel. Ssa
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone ~
see Borwick first Ior paintins, IA s. Main
FOR h.NChANGE o. REAL EsIAfb
TRY SWAPS.
free things to cat az the Gas office, 81
Pearl street step in.
a,nus,vra ana storz Malt Extract for
sale BY j. j. Kline Co, 49, Broadway.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired b. /
). W. FERRY Optoian. i1 DrOaoway, otEie, /
with George Corner.
For nurs.ng mothers drink Anheusaf
busch matt ONE. rtOsentoid Liquor -
az south nam street.
fe. tn4n.s 40 e,u cooked By the bee
uietnod an the world. see ths tnpis
luck uemOnstrstion ~ the Gas othee' -
Pearl street
TRIPLE THuCk COUkING DEMON
81 tl4ALAON Al IhE GA tsriNS. Gas a
l-LEClGIC LtGhT CO., ~ fhAttL sA'
FREE mines 40 BAT. CONE 1N.
4no cxposlu0n hiumina 2Ons, Jut. 4 de
ahu ou,siue tnv CUMMINGS, nave oitvte -"e
/ Opportunities Tor the WORT OF aniatve. p'io-
} ,s-i opiitis, 8.iu scores oi cameras h"Ye
( Deru used. "A nuingvr we're set lest mAnt
wttu ubif hour eXpvsurea pecurtns eNoci-
! ivut views OF the eXpUsiuun Dmiuinss
/ .iUtncu M their brilliant AZURE
Bessie IA Martin Degau u SUIT in the
| userict court yesterday afternoon seeklhs
/ Litorce nom red A.. AIarun, wnoin shv
married at Louisville, ny. May 3, lsiv sue
1 sneses craeit3. temporary ahd petihahehe
ana an attaunment WAS ISSUED iOr Sl7gJ "a
nne amount upon properly iOcated "ithH
tne iunsulction OF the court.
! REPAIRING SrORE--bartel d Miller,
the leHuins up-tOwn grOCeis, are reniu1ei-
M anu charging their store 10 aec0mino-
uate the ever Increasing business. they
are putting IN one Oh Jne unest BiHSs lfohts
I IN tne ciIy, installing new uNtures, every
| ,tnns up-to-uate. ATter everytnlng 10 com
fanU0 ttll
bOuy invited. Brlng lne chhoren. Barter
a. miller. Telephone S5s.
J. }. Regan OF ST Paul Mimi, national
president Oh the Ancient Order OF blDetn-
lans WAS an the clty yesterday tor rev
hours. tne guest OF Mayor Maloney, tne
national treasurer OF tne Organzat4on. tie
IL entuute 10 Carleton, MO, wnera ne 10
one or the speakers on the program con.
nected Win tne unwilling of the monument
70 General shields. ine governors Of Mls-
SCUM ana Illinois are also on the pro-
gram.
Mr.. Barnett who has tor many years
! carried the copy. from the Council BiuI Z.
, iowa bureau OF Ihe Bee ana brought
tue papers across the griQge every mormns
in the year. was painfully bruised Ihurs-
tenth and Farnam streets, Omaha. ne was
6truCk and knOckeu oONn ny D0y uolhs Z
wheel Ine lad was held by a DystandeI
until the police came, nut Mr. barnett re-
| FUSED to prosecute him.
Mayor Maloney left last evening for New
- Orleans to attend the annual meeting 81
lea, He was appointed as the presenta'
i've of the hlberni8ns At the nauohA
/ meeting OF the order at Portland last sum
. ner, and had wholly forgotten mis- responsi
BILE position unul notified BY Telegram
yesterday morning The federation meeti
2 Monday and continues In session TUESDAY
/ Mayor Maioney expects TO return abou
Friday.
The Oakland Avenue stars added another
hard-fought victory 20 their foot ball stltni
by defeating the Bloomer School Stars
! 10 to o. Inc game was played at the Bay
/ lss park yesterday and looked somewna
one-sided at the beginning because the win
neFs we're outweighed by about ten pounds
to the man. They expect to beat the sam'
team again this afternoon. All other teams
averaging eighty -five pounds, who wish To-
d a game, should call up Captain Arthur
= Chapman. Bell phone A-l19.
. Another successful play has been mad
from a novel by Meredith Nicholson, tn
new one is "Rosallnd at Redgate," and tn
y J oramarfzatiOn was made by George Mid
sston who made d play from Mines H5 siS ~
: | Thousand Candles" ''Rosalind at Red
e gste" Is said to be the best OF all tn
n big romantic play of the year. Both New
. York and Chicago having given II rOus
ms reception. "hosalind az hedgate. WY
Z the Offering al the Dohany theater on Sun
day matinee and night
i Major George II. Richmond received
telegram yesterday afternoon announctn
. the serious illness OF his brother, John, q
v Grundy Center, la. He leaves for tina
"a place TINS morning. Maiot EAl1AAAloAAN
= brother 81 six years younger but notWith
: standing his youth, when the war Of IN
Il rebellion occurred, he went to the from
a at the age Of ~ The illness Of the brothe
= may prevent Major Richmond leaving o
% Monday in company with General Dodg
n for Toledo, o., to attend the annual meet
Ing OF the Society Of the Army Of tn
Tennessee. Major Richmond's brother al
tended the meeting OF the-society here fou
4 years ago. The telegram stated that Nj
% RachmOnds illness was serious ana urge
. his brother to come at once.
a Mrs. I.ovica Ann Rounds, aged IS years
i died az midnight Thursday at the home Q
Be her daughter, Mrs. Lee Michel, 6& Eight
n avenue after flve-weeks illness Mrs
" Rounds Is survived by three daughters an
" one SON. Mrs. George Wiley Of Delavar
A. Wis. Mrs. George Spark and Mrs. Niche
IN Of this city and Charles r. Rounds q
a. Waupaca Wis Mrs Rounds was born 9
81 Leroy, N. ", and had made her home !
II Council Bluffs for the last nineteen year
ie During the last fifteen years she has live
"a with her daughter, Mrs. Michel. 4r
DO Rounds was remarkable for vitality an
" intellect up TO the time of her death bein
IA keenly interested In all the current events
se The body will be taken TO Reynolds, Neb
this morning for burial. short serviC
will be held at the residence here