Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

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CorriEsns. undsrtakers Phones Ia
FAUST BEER A. ROGERS BUFFET.
WoodrinE Undertaking company. Tel an
Lewis Culer. funeral director Phone s..
PURE GOLD WEDDING RINGs-LEF-
FERT'S
Pure blackberry juice and Virginia Dare
vine J. J. Klein Cp
oculists prescriptions accurately filled
tne same DAY at Leffert's Big Jewelry
Nursing mother or,ul, Anheuser- Busch
Rnet !. Rosenfe'd Liquor company. 80 s.
Have your glasses ttict " repaired by
y w. Terry. optician. al Broadway.
office with George Corner
Perfect imitation typewriter letters 81 50
PEI I.Wp up. Cant be detected from regu-
Lar typewriter letters. Fryer. II Pearl.
Perfect imitation typewriter letters 81 50
PEE 1900 up. Can't be detected from r. gu
street
The $. a Pierce & Co. suoe store is now
ta West Broadway. between Pearl and
Sixth streets
The fire department was called TO 1918
Nofth Eighth street yesterday afternoon 70
roof OF the home Of G. p. Sutton
See the beautiful window display OF
NnatH Prints. including the nav Madonna
the IIills and the Guardian Angel. L
Notice Of appeal TO the supreme court
vas Yesterday filed in the district court
by alto neys for W. b. Groom and wife
their suit against William Wray OF
Incubators. breeders and coops at greatly
ItuuGeo prices. We sell the Des Moines
incubator co. Successful incubators.
i sHty capacity, at $3.50 See our window
display =. G.. De Vol Hardware co.
Daisy J.. Cannon began a suit for divorce
ststerosy from Edwin ). Cannon. whom
she welded on January ~ last. and was
unable 70 live With him any longer than
FEBRUARY ~ less than month. She alleges
extreme cruelty
FISH SPECIALS homeless herring III
nc smoked English bloaters two FOR 5c !.
55nlokeo halibut. ID. &c two-lb. box bone
less cod fish. sc; salt salmon. per ID f5c 4;
sspioea herring each. Be-; whole cod fish per
~. lso extra fancy Norway mRckereI each
l5c ]. Zoiler Mer. Co. -iO9 iO4-1Os Broad
way. -Four phones $50.
We do not add a penny TO the cost Of
cieanlng and pressing OF a garment than is
absolutely necessary to make a reasona bic
profit We want our customers no he
thoroughly satisfied II you haven't tried
~ YET give us chance TO prove that we
90 ilrst class work and that we mean what
We say. Bluff City Laundry DRY CieaninS
q Dye Works. Phones 3l4
Augusta Anderson yesterday filed oriei-
n n notoes OF suits in the district court
AkSlnst three fire insurance comps nies
which held risks on the building and stool
OF goods owned by her in the town Of No
~ et ts. ana which were totally destroyed
Nv IRE on January %, 1910. The defendant
companies are the Farmers Fire Tnsursnne
company OF York. Pa, the National Union
ot '.s - 9I, and the Spring Garden com
psny OF Philadelphia.
The funeral Of Andrew D. Brown. wbo
lost MS life In the burning OF his little
asr paper shanty, win be held this after
nvoh- 40 further Developments have been
mace In the Inquiry into the cause Of his
Death connected with the suspicion that
ne might have been murdered after being
Iopoeu me matter, however, has not been
dropped and his friends and fellow vork-
men who have known him for several wears
sun adhere 70 the belief that the fire was
not accidental.
Two Friday marriage licenses were ia
sued yesteroay and II required several
minutes Tor Deputy Tracy Rodweil assist
an snt marriage license clerk. to recover from
his surprise az one feature Of the incident
he had lust finished issuing a license 10
Wiluam l.. Withers OF INDIANAPOLIS Ind
arc saw the recipient stopoed in the door
way by another man lnquiring his way 10
the license counter. Mr.. Withers. with his
license still In his hands. showed him A
second later the other man stepped up
and asked for license. giving his name
as knote Wifhers OF Topeka. Kan. The
two Withers looked nearly enough alike
heard OF the other.
George staff, who claimed 10 be a switch.
man and that his home was IA Quincy. m
was sent down 10 the county jail yesterday
BY Police Judge Snyder under $500 bonds
10 await the action Of the grand Jury on
the charge OF grand larceny stair vas
picked up BY the police ON last Saturday
ne was arrested at the burlington station
where he was observed 60 be laden with
new shoes, which were sticking out OF his
pockets and peeping from his shirt bosom
suit case he carried was also found to
be filled with. shoes. A Wabash merchan-
dse car was discovered to have beep
broken into and a case Of Hamilton Brown
SHOES opened ana looted. All Of the shoes
found IN possession OF staff were OF thar
pfand. The thief who had rifled the shoe
box had accidentally scratched his hand on
nails In the lid, for there was blood on the
box and on the cartons inside When stair :
hanos were examined a number OF scratc he's
were found The ciroumstantial evidence
appeared TO be pretty strong. even 10 staff
and he waived examination. j. e. REYNOLDS
and A. II. Towne OF Moberly. Mo, special
sssnts Of the road, appeared as witnesses
Attorney John Ilndt appealed to Judge
Thornell yesterday afternoon for a reduc-
tion in the amount Of bail fixed in the
cases OF Joe Palmer, Merit King and Fred
Runyon, indicted In connection with the
Runyon, indicted In connection with the ac-
tiyitles OF the the Sixteenth avenue gang
king - indicted on two counts for the part
he took In the series OF Paramount park
holdups on the night Of January A. One in
allotment accuses him OF robbery and the
other OF assault with intent 10 commit
robbery Bond Ia the first case was fixed
az 81 400 and in the second at 5000 County
Attorney Capel resisted the application
most vigorously and declared his belief that
II King succeeded In getting bonds al ali he
would skip. Judge Thornen took the same
view and refused to make any reduction
The bond of Runyon. indicted for receIv-
ina stolen property. the product Of the
many car robheTies, was reduced from 81 OnO
20 SOC. Palmer's bond had been fixed al
500, and when Judge Thornen refused 10
lower Il Attorney lAndt announced that he
would bring habeas corpus proce edlnEs and
was advised that such would be a good
method,
Extra Specials In our Hardvar.
Department.