Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-30

Stock pattured Phone Pirney 2liS3
toirirHns. nndertakefs Phones ~
FAULT BEER Ar ROGERS BUFFET
toodrtrp Undertaking. company Tel @s.
Lewis cutter. funeral director Phone 81.
rlRH BULp WEbDlNg RlNGs-LBF-
+ sRl 4
can ip J. J. Rteln co. for case Of
Gnur Peerless Beer.
The Kind Of tailoring you want at Martin
prteisDuH. as Broadway
See the new 1911 wall paper patterns at
Rotwltks ~ South Main street
Occult ts, prescriptions accurately fined
the sauie day ~ Leftprts Big Jeweiry
store
fuR RENT -Four upstairs rooms Eas,
water electric light etc J. zolet. W
RtaudN ny.
we ,an frame pictures cheaper than any
other AZ store IN Council Bluffs. e. Jensen,
Masonic Temple
Iiate your glasses fitted or repaired by
J W Tory. uptician, I'll Broadway, uttce
with BebtFe gerner.
The A Pierce q CO. shoe store is now
open for business ~ their new location,
523 West Broadway, between Pearl and
Sixth streets
An Ddd Fellows Of the city are requested
10 intend the school OF Instructions 10 be
held IN odd Fellows temple at 3 o'clock
this evening
re- a.. = Hanley OF the Peoples con
Rationai church viii speak sunday
morning and evening al the new Union
church. gtiswold. Ia.
Delhett Cadle aged 2 years son Of Air.
yeStptdn afternoon at 4 O. clock from heart
Failure. the funeral announcement viii be
made later
Mayor Maioney IS expected 20 return
from Minneapolis this morning bearing
valuable Information concerning the praC-
tcabiNty or m asphalt miller for the Broad
way brCk paving
Fhday only one marriage license was
called Tor. Il was Issued to J A. sutton
~ Ieshura, Neb., who gave the age OF 30,
and Marjorie Esty of the same place. who
said she was % years Did.
Pictures artis,ically framed adorn the
home while Il poorly and cheaply framed
ar unsirhtly: Aqndreds OF mouldinss and
Nom a reasonable prices
John n. Henderson yesterday confessed
Judgment IN the district court FOR s23S 81
IN tuvol o. The j. zoler Mercantile com.
pany. he amount is for merchandise sOld
and delivered prior TO September 49, 1909
hcf ot police Froom was yesterday en-
gagged In moving from the apartments over
"a biqaoway which he has occupied as a
home Tor many years, 20 a handsome cot
tape on Graham avenue near the entrance
OF Paramount park.
thomas Burns, aged q years, died yes
tetday at the FAMILY home, 34O7 Fourth
avenue, after short illness from stomach
troubles he is survived by his mother
fout Oit theirs and three sisters Ihe
PanluN and the sisters are Mary, Agnes
and EiioA Arrangements for the rlnerai
will be made later.
Charles L. Kendiick OF the local World
Herald sSatf quietly and hefittinRly ceie-
bi ated Yesterday his fortieth birthday an
niVvrSary He received many conRia tnia-
TONS ana few Of his friends were heartess
enough TO point out the growing breadth OF
the pam spot that is ambiuousy extending
on his thought dome 10 the extreme point
o. sivt9gs AL Joined S in WISHING him a.
none less happy than this
The Beaeral managers OF the wire com
panies affected By the ordinance requiring
g1ound lave notified the city adminstra-
ton that they will begin putting in their
corduts as soon as Contractor Wickham
They h. ye given pledge TO keep wen
ahead oil the PAYERS and promise TO lamp
and qu,h the trenches until the earth
nam IS ready 70 begin the paving as soon
As he finishes the work on NH street and
snal az, as adjoining.
The kcelines negotiated large cattle
deal tins week BY Which they purchased
1000 head OF Feeders az Kansas CITY With
oul seem them A telegram was received
nom ka tsns City announcing the posses
sion OF me cattle and making an offei OF
the who.e Tot AZ a favorable price A re
Quest tnl answer by wire was made. A
FEW t6o sand dollars less less than he price pr
asked ana an answer was returned in an
hom % meet the Agent at Omaha on the
record time, and the stock was ordered
shipped TO the feeline ranch near Gillette,
MO. le cattle VIII not be seen until
they arrive At the ranch.
samuel MissoK. aged rs years. died at
his home, one and a half miles north OF
Weston, ~ O'Clock yesterday afternoon OF
heart .'ouole after a two,MeeEs illness
his parents, moved TO this country In 1859
settltnB n LNlngston county, Illinois he
nved th,re untn 1870 when ne moved e
Iowa settled 4 Voa
where he resided At the time OF his death
IN 1865 he was married to Mary O'Connor
whom survive him. They are Mrs J. j
O'tonneu OF Harper. Kan Mrs. j. @
tansen " Amherst, Neb.. ana Anna ano
Re held Monday morning AZ 10 O'clock fron
81. Josephs Catholic church az Weston
ltev. Father Gaffeany conducting the serv
ices. lnterment viii be IN the Weston
cemetery.
Local commission men explain, the STIFF
prices that have ruled the egg market for
The last month 10y stating that the defna nd
men and commission packers who, this
year, have decided 70 store only ApIi
and Mal eggs The millions OF dollars lost
by cold storage sharks last season h
ascribed to the greed that Ted them "a
store eggs all summer, II IS said that
The egg lroduct e about 70 per cent greater
than Il was at this season last year and
the probability Is that it viii double again
before ), pteuher. About every person who
business. with the expectation Of gettinE
rich M selling 40-cent eggs and rs -cenl
fINs one commission man SAID yester.
day tina IN his opinion eggs would bs
selling Ia Council Bluffs at cents do2er
IN JuN and August and chat 50 a dorer
would be hig price for spring chickens
ID WIS stated yesterday by a commission
man who has been seeking the inforna tior
that al least 1900 iucubators have beer
sold IN southwestern Iowa since January 4
and that about every farmer has gone int
tile chicken business more or Tess eN
tcnsNeh'. joinng the women on the farm,
IN what for the last year has been mos
profitable industry
After eNhRustiug an other means and
eorely taxing the patience Of his relH tive'
and tricnds, including Uncle Henry ne
Long William Dunn WIS yesterday placed
under arrest on an Information charsinl
inehriscy. He WIS brought before Judg,
Snyder yesterday morning and sentence
TO a term Cf three Years al the knONvih
inebriate hospital, and was taken TO tht
counD ial until Sheriff NlcCafferl car
take him 20 the state Institution. Duni
has made "a strong effort TO break hi
habits hut has failed after receiving ever,
possible reimbursement and assistance
Under tire Now regulations hte al Knoxville
has ceHfed 90 he picnic and the corflne
r1cut there Joke. kNery person sen
there rs required 10 work at some usefu
vocation mos; OF them on the farm Re
strictions OF a sterner nature are place.