Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12

Woodring Undertaking company. Tel $50.
Lewis Cutler funeral director. Phone 81.
Pure blackberry juice and Virginia Dare
wine. J. ). Klein co.
WANTED-Rcl able girl for general
housework 800 Firth avenue.
Valentines framed. Pictures and texts
make beautiful valentines. taubles Art
shop.
Nursing mothers should drink Auheuser-
Buscn malt Resented Liquor Co. Jb :.
Main street.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired by
j. W. Terry opticlan. al Broadway,
office with George Corner.
TIE S. A. Pierce & Co. shoe store is now
open for business at their new location,
So West Broadway between Pearl and
sixth streets.
Excelsior lodge No 25g. Ancient Free and
accepted Masons VIII meet in special COM
work In the second degree.
Only one marriage license was issued
yesterday the day being Friday. The re-
eipients we're Henry A. tinke and Lovona
% and IS.
Justice J. X. Cooper. who has been CON
uned TO his home on Lincoln avenue for
hours at his office YESTERDAY lie is still
bago.
motion OF counsel for Constable J. e. Baker
TO dismiss the suit brought by a. f. Jones
Tor alleged wrongful seizure OF property.
The court ordered the costs in the case 70
be taxed TO the plaintiff.
MIS-. SIENNA Stlll, - years old wife Of
Charles r. sun died at the kdmundson
leaving an infant daughter only II days
Old ! he funeral will ne held on Monday
rom the residence, 1917 North Elgn,n
street, Rev. F. r. Case officiating
The will Of George a. Gregory was filed
Tor probate yesterday. The deceased was
rather eccentric old gentleman, who was
injured last spring by Uelng run over with
a concrete mixer trailing behind a wagon.
lie stepped into the street AFTER the wagon
had passed, not noticing the mixer. lie
dlcd some Tine ago from his lnjur. es. All
OF his property was evenly ulstrlbutd
among his relatives.
The success OF the thoroughbred hog
sale at the jennings barns a few DAYS since
has encouraged otner sJoCkmen. and today
big horse sale viii be held there Thirty
hoao or heavy draught horses will be SOFA
by W. H. DutroW, Honey Creek farmer
and stock breeder. Some OF the animals
are thoroughbred ahu one team has called
ers from out OF town win attend the sale
Yesterday vas the day set for the pre-
llmlnary nearing Of Albert and Emory
Erwin, tho two boys VINO used clubs In a
conflict with James Thompson at his home
on Elliott street and Broadway on The
hlgnt Oh January -. Ihey nave been out
on bonds since. Justice Cooper continued
the hearing tOr one week. the mean
time the Gfand jury will have an Oppor-
tunity to investigate the case, and II an
against them will probably be dismissed
John Burlew, veteran soldier and an
old weH-KnoMn resident, died yesterday
afternoon Al his home 26lj south lweiltn
street, after live months illness from
asthma ana heart trouble lie was IS
years OLD. lie enlisted in Company f.
seventh Kansas volunteers, ana served
througuOut the war, lie Is survived by
his wire, one daughter and one son, Mrs
Mary KEN ana George Burlew both re-
slang at st. Louis The body was taken
TO Nooorings morgue to await the arrivat
OF the son,
c. w. r. Durham a grocer, located at
l6 North Twenty-nfth street. began suit
In the district Codrt yesterday against hd-
Maro SprS TO recover an unpaid grocery
iteInized statement flied with the petition
shows purchases OF household necessities
WITH uninterrupted resularity throughout
1870 and 1906 and up to November in 1910,
with occasional small credits. me grocery
man ASKS tor an attachment on two IOts,i
: and IN block 8, Wright's addition. owned
by the debtor.
The strength Of an OK. it's made by a
German Just over, our prepared mustard
IN glasses at ice. Try our bulk chow chow,
Zoe, bulk sweet relish, 25c quart; split sweet
pickles, luc uozen. we nave anoIner shy
ment OF those same oranges at % cents
dozen; CauiifloWcT, Is cents; green onions
3 cents; strictly fresh eggs - cents q
dozen; srape truit 10 cents; sweet potatoes,
cents pound Elephant, 10 cents buncn
lettuce, cents; sweet potatoes. 10 cents;
rutHbaga, POUNDS 10 cents try a can OF
the white syrup 10 cents can. All kinus
roasted coffee at - cents. Bartell & Miller.
Telephone, $50.
verdict carrying a judgment FOR $3.50
was returned by the jury i'm Judge Tnor-
nells court IN the suit OF Thomas Porter
against the Milwaukee CONSTRUCTION com
pany Tor personal injuries received while
NoIhlnB on the new pOstOffice building
last June. scaffoldng gave way while
iofter was wheeling a load of brick over
II and he was thrown into the basement,
Porter was hired TO take the place Of
another man, who was fatally injured BIZ
railing from the same scaffold in the same
manner a few days previously A damage
suit Is pending against the CONSTRUCTION
company oy the executors OF the estate
and another by the Edmundson hospIta,
officers TO recover a bill OF more tban
tz2o for his care and treatment following
the accident Porter sued for s.. 90 Porter
case was materially helped by his hand
some and lovtng young wife who sat by
ms sloe throughout the trial and went on
ings
Followng his resignation and prepars
loiS 10 leaving the city and permanent
MANAGER e. a. Laubach OF the independent
lelephone company has been given "a
handsome opal ring by his fellow employees
OF ihe iocai telephone office as token OF
ilielr esteem Mr. Laubsch win leave i'm a
rev daNs Tor Columbus, o., where he viii
SO INTO business and where he viii reside
with his family in the future. The man
ageriai abtllty and high efficiency of Man
age. Eaubacli has been one OF the agencies
pendent company TO the important posi-
ton n occupies I'm the telephone world lie
has been with the company since its form
Uuon ana has been the mechanical head
or the enterprise all OF the time II was
announced last evening that the company
had appointed George T. Hewes Of Des
Moines TO fill the vacancy made by Mir
Laubach's resignation and he will take
charge OF the work here at the beginning
OF next week
Prices that are real luducement to Sat
urdaN buyers IN our Hardware Depart.
ment:
N,25 set OF Smoothing Irons complete.
with handle and stand See
square Western Washer, SS5S
Round American Washer $50
No. Z Steel skillet l9c.
No. Granite Tea Kettle 6Sc
b-Qt. Steel Preserving Kettle Sec
l0c Wood Salt Box &C.
&l.0 Willow Clothes Basket Tqr
Good Mop Stick &C.
lt-qt GALVANIZED Iron Water Pail. 2ec.
FoldinG Ironing Boards, Sc
l-Qt. Granite Dish Pan. 43c
Cloth Covered Sleeve Boards DC
NSS 'S'
9h-inch Steel FRYING Pan l3c.
N@ extra heavy Copper Bottom Boiler.
The one Minute Wash Machine $40 ct