Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-19

FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFEF
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. SS9.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director Phone 81.
PURE GOLD WEDDING RINGs-LEF-
FERTs.
Call I42 J. J. Klein & Co. for a case of
Gund's Peerles Beer.
The kind OF tailoring you want at Martin
Petersens, as Broadway
See our window display Of Fancy Frames.
t9uble Art Shop, 1888 Broadway.
See the new 1911 wall paper patterns at
Borwick's 2ll South Main street
Occulists prescriptions accurately filled
store.
The c NJ. l.. club will meet with Mrs.
u kastner. on Vine street Wednesday
afternoon.
We can frame pictures cheaper than any
other art store in Council Bluffs. c. Jensen,
Masonic Temple.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired by
}. ". Terry, optcian, All Broadway office
with George Corner.
Harry NJ. Brown. clerk OF the district
court, yesterday drew the names of fifteen
men TO serve as jurors in the superior
court Tor the April term.
WANTED--TWO GOOD BOYS TO
CARRY THE BEE APPLY, Is SCOTT
STREET. BEE OFFICE
The s. A. Pierce & co. shoe store is now
open for business at their new location,
s5S West Broadway, between Pearl and
II you do your own painting buy our
pure mixed paint; one gallon covers 900
square feet. 1t is composed OF pure lead,
zinc, linseed oil and SILICA 1t wears better
ana looks better than strictly pure white
lead and oil. Mixed by hand. Try this paint.
on Will never regret II. 1t is the cheapest
in the long run. II. Berwick 2i1 S. Main st.
The district court jury that has been
engaged for the last three days in hearing
against l. Mucci for the recovery OF the
value of fifty-two gallons Of vanilla *
tract at S350-a gallon brought in a verdict
nlaintiff Yesterday
Judgment for S191.55. which was the original
Gill or Fly plus per cent interest from
Don't use cheap strips of paper in place
OF wooden mouldings to decorate your
walls when you have your papering done.
Wooden mouldings look better, last longer
and the difference ia cost is not high
enough to warrant the use of paper strips
We have the largest stock of room mould
ineS in the city at very reasonable prices
Gene in and let us demonstrate the differ
ence In looks and dura bility Of our wood
mouldings. G. Jensen, Masonic Temple.
y feature of the Easter services at the
Peoples Congregational church was the
reception of seventeen new members and
five baptisms. In the evening an Easter
other coming into the church and the
OF I%0 more was wa tSs CSTe
were paid in fun to date some of the
women having been out and collected be
tween so and $50, the amount OF debt re-
ported at the last business meeting.
b. Moran, IS years old. son of Pat Moran,
ana Ross Mccoy, aged II, were in police
court yesterday morning charged with be-
ing drunk. They were picked up by Off
Ger Evans while they were creating a noisy
drunken disturbance and taken to the sta
ton; They we're sent to Jail yesterday
pending a further inquiry into the source
They alleged that smother boy OF their
own age had given 1t to them and an or
in court this this m ITiis Thev S"V we're held
under $50 bond and, being unable to give
1t, were locked up.
The series of injunction suits Instituted
against the Board OF County Supervisors
by j. NJ Pupen, Sternberg a Sons and
others to restrain the board from award
Nishnabotna drainage ditch to the Lana
construction company viii be tried at
tlon OF Pullen was set for last Saturday
in the district court here but when the
court of proper Satisfaction. The cases
Attorney w. II. Idlipack will represent
the board. assisted by Attorney Mitchell
Preston OF AToca viii represent tSit' the Lana
company. 1t is expected there will be a
pack, however, is confident that the board
will be sustained in awarding the con-
tract to the Lana company. on its bid OF
l,lOoth part of 1 per cent below the lowest
bidder.
An application was made yesterday
afternoon to Judge Wheeler in the district
Barnhart & Klein and W. f. Strobehn
mond thester moving picture show. A re-
quest to have receiver appointed was
made at the same time The plaintiff Is
the International Harvester Company of
America, to which was assigned $500 worth
OF notes secured by chattel mortgage The
notes We're given BY Ralph f. Bailey and
Jessie NJ Bailey TO Newell McGeorge the
Even to secure an" the e obEat et O coveTs
everything In the place-350 chairs, Edison
moving picture machine, a 81, 200 orchestral
other stuff McGeorge disposed Of the
notes to Lee Vanderloo a. Co., who in turn
assigned them 10 the Harvester company.
Another note for 500 was assigned to
"a party defendant Barnhart g. Klein were
also former owners of the place and their
claims antedates all of the others. The
hearing on the application is set for
Rev. J. NJ. williams. pastor OF the Broad
way Methodist church, furnishes the fol-
lowing notes OF church services during the
week. Tuesday-The Woman's Home Mis-
day afternoon at ESQ. subject for meeting
Porto Rico" leader, Mrs. q. G. Baird
Wednesday-Prayer meeting at the church
Wednesday evening az s o'clock Thurs
A. killins. on Morningside avenue, Thurs
day afternoon; work on hand The Young
Ladies wheel viii meet with Miss Byrd
Lindsay, s4S Petrin avenue. Thursday even
Ing at o'clock; all members requested TO
be present FridRy-Baraca and Phiathea
social and business meeting with Miss
lrma Walker. 2R South First street. on
brotherhood banquet at the Church al 7:ss
p. IN. DIR. Fayette Thompson of New York
general secretary, will be present and adj
dress the banqueters. DIR, Thompson Is
ligious Forward movement and comes with
a great message. Those desiring a plate
viii notify G. W. Senift rs Madison ave-