Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-22

Davis, drugs
Corrigans. undertakers. Phones 14S.
For Sale-Six room house, 72s Sixth Ave.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel SSs
Lewis Cutler funeral director Phone g.
PURE GOLD WEDDING RINGS-LEF-
Ferris.
Call lI2, j. j. Klein Co., for a case of
Gunds Peerless Beer.
The kind of tailoring you want at Martin
Petersen's. ais Broadway.
See the new 1911 wall paper patterns at
Borwicks, 211 South Main street.
Occulists' prescriptions accurately filled
the same day at Lefferts Big Je~elry
We can frame pictures cheaper than any
other art store in Council Bluffs. c. Jensen,
| Masonic TemUle.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired by
J. w. Terry, optician, All Broadway, office
with George Gerner.
MANTED-Good cook, small family;
country home for summer. Mrs. ]. @.
WadsWorth. ia South 9Th St
The 2-year-old daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
u r. Monsoon Jos Tenth avenue, died last
failure.
The s. A. Pierce & Co shoe store is now
open for business at their new location,
~ West Broadway. between Pearl and
Sixth streets
Deputy Sheriff c. II. Leuch il confined
TO his home by illness. Mrs. Leuch, who
has been seriously III for some time is
stu! In precarious condition.
Pictures artistically framed adorn the
nome, while II poorly and Cheaply framed
are unsighuy; Hundreds Of mouldings and
from at reasonable prices.
Mrs, Jane Sims will leave today for
washington, ID. c., where she will visit
her sister, Mrs. Sylvester, during the sum-
mer She does not expect to return to her
nome at Sl2 Park avenue before September.
Tom Etherton, engaged in making an
| honest living hauling ashes, made the mis-
take Of dumping load in the wrong
| place, the greater part Of IL being In the
| streets over which he was driving. He paid
fine OF IS and costs in police court yes
| terday morning.
Three horse traders, w. S. Gibson, John
| Gibson and Ralph Lane were in police
| court yesterday morning accused of Great
ing disturbance following attempt to
| trade horses with Burlington locomotive
! fireman named Hutchinson. John Gibson
was discharged, but the other two were
| fined SIS and costs
Another Hamburg bootlegger was
brought before United States Commissioner
! Sapp yesterday He was r. L. Duncan
| and made such a poor showing in defense
of the charge that the commissioner was
| Obliged to hold him to the federal grand
| jury at Creston. He was sent to the Red
| 0ok jail to keep company with Edward
/ Fowler, the Hamburger, sent to Red Oak
day.
| John Doe" who was brought to the
| police station by Deputy Marshal Crum
| w ednesday afternoon securely tied hand
and foot and neck was arraigned in police
| court yesterday morning on the charge of
intoxication. He gave his name as George
| Brown, and claimed to have just arrived
| from Perry, Okl. He was held while the
| detectives are inquiring into the origin of
| the large amount of solid silverware found
| ir his possession.
Pat OBrien is being held at the police
station under $500 bonds while the police
detectives find some explanation Of his
story OF how he came Into possession of
large array OF women's garments, eight
cen of which he was trying to sell at a
| secondhand store for 81. The stuff had
been taken from a car in the Burlington
yards, but II Is believed that OBrien WAS
J too drunk at the time to have even assisted
/ in committing the theft.
Don't use cheap strips or paper in place
of wooden mouldings to decorate your
walls when you have your papot%lg done
| Wooden mouldings look better ~.st longer
! and the difference In cost is not high
| enough to warrant the use of paper strips
| We have the largest stock of room mould
inss in the city at very reasonable prices
| Gene in and let us demonstrate the differ
ence in looks and durability of our wood
mouldings c. Jensen, Masonic TWnple
Euseline Perez is a very pretty name.
and when pronounced in soft Mexicana
has very pleasing sound. II was even
musical when II fell from the lips of Police
| Judge Snyder yesterday morning. and all
of the hardened court habitues expected to
| see a tall refined cavalier respond 10 II.
They were disappointed when a little
I weakened peon came forward. He was
! accused of breaking into a Burlington
| freight car and stealing lot OF shirts He
was held for further investigation.
w II. Killpack, Attorney for the Board
of County Supervisors, who went to Avoca
on Wednesday to attend the hearing before
Judge Woodruff OF the numerous applica-
lions for injunctions to restrain the board
from awarding the Nishnabotana ditch dig
ging contract TO the Lana Construction
company, telephoned last night that he
would not be home until Saturday. The
hearing is involving the taking OF much
evidence as Judge Woodruff is going into
the matter fully.
Drink Budweiser. King Of Bottled Beers
NY. Plumbing Co. Tel 80 Night. L-17O2