Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20

Befferts, opticians.
Have Morehouse emboss II.
Corrigans. undertakers. Phones 14s
For authority on watches soc Leffert.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone "a.
DIR. ROSE II. RICE. Bell phone only 81
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. S6s
Call i42 for a case Of Gunds Peerless
beer. ]. J. Klein Co.. distributors.
Get those photos taken at Kuhn's studio
. So. Main St Co. Bluffs. open Sundays
For Sale-Three white SPITE puppies. See
them at Korths drug store, 9TH Ave. ana
Main St
GLASSES that relieve headache, nervous
ness and improve the vision are the kind
that we fit. Lefferts, opticians.
p. ]. Merleus and Alma Menning. both
OF Omaha, we're the only persons to apply
yesterday for marriage license.
Why not let us do your picture framing
now; we can do IL much cheaper and bet
ter than when the rush season commences
II. Berwick, 211 South Main street
\. J. Young yesterday sued the Rock
car of household goods which were de-
station was burned March L. The
amount asked is t3S552
Dry weather, short pastures and pros
poets for high feed during the winter has
caused the market price of butter to take
ing in Council Bluffs yesterday at SS cents
pound with prospect OF the accent
mark being reached within week.
The police last night raided the rooms
over the Seth May saloon on the corner OF
Broadway and Bryant street, half a block
from the police station, and captured four
wcmen. They were locked up upon failure
to find the SIS cash bond required for each
for their appearance in police court this
morning. The raid was made by orders OF
Chief of Police Fr0Om.
Henry Schneider former employe of
d. A. Wtckham a Co, yesterday began a
suit in the district court asking judgment
fOr mr. right
hand, sustained September 10, 1910, while
engaged in laying sewer pipe on East
was Instituted last fall and in a trial dur
Ing the January term schneider lost In
In9 Ires sopsu1 su for Wekban ooldefend
ant.
GROCERY SPECIALs-Dressed spring
chickens, per pound, 20 cents; large Min
nesota potatoes, per peck, 40 cents; Colo
RADIO Bartlett peals, per box, ~; alberta
peaches, per box sl.10; home plums, per
basket rs cents; large basket tomatoes, per
basket, Is cents; watermelons, from 80 cents
up; homegrown muskmelons, ., 10 and 10
cents eaoni Y STeam fl %by SuT sborts
when We will sell you flour for feed at $l65
per hundred? Cheapest feed you can buy.
L. Green, 1874 Broadway. Tel. 324. Opposite
9. Hafer Lumber company.
LADIES DO YOU know that you ought
TO get busy II you intend to can California
longer longer" Today, $3.50 per re case. Elberta
peaches, 81 per case, extra good. We have
muskmelons almost as large as pumpkins
each others at and 10 cents. Water
melons at 30 to 40 cents; fine homegrown
grapes at % cents basket; wax beans, per
pound cents; egg plant, cents; corn, 10
cents Dozen Jersey sweet potatoes, shipped
from New Jersey at four o POUNDS PGSg +, Tor 70
erel, as white as snow, 10 and % cents each;
Goldfish, 10 cents pound. Bartel Miller
Tel. $50,
Don Macrae, the 1s-year-old son of DR..
Donald Macrae, was exonerated in police
court yesterday from the charge of having
driven one of his fathers automobiles at
too swift a pace while hurrying home On
Fifth avenue, after having taken young
friend home. DR.. Macrae explained that he
told the boy to be back In five minutes.
He's a good boy and obeyed Instructions,
as he always does" said Dr.. Macrae.
revised statement Of the evidence upon
which the charge of fast driving was based
convinced Judge Snyder that the boy was
not going far beyond the legal speed limit
and much slower than numerous other driv-
ers, older in years and machine usage,
have been in the habit of moving along the
avenue. The boy was discharged with a
kindly suggestion not to take the advice
of his father on such occasions too literally.
Four ears of corn were brought to town
yesterday gathered by Robert Minter, fore
man on the $500 acre farm of Ben Marks,
south of Manawa which had been taken
from a field covered with rich, sandy soil,
that promises yield of seventy-hve BUSH
els per acre. The four ears are each more
than eleven inches long and one measures
eight Inches In circumference. One would
have been almoSt q prize winning ear II
the tip end had@ not been marred by a
hungry worm The ear Is filled out to the
extreme tip and has not a naturally blem-
ished grain in the twenty one rows. The
corn Is the yellow giant dent variety and was
grown from high-priced seed obtained by
MIR. Marks after the corn show here last
fall. The field has been we'll cultivated
throughout the summer, largely after the
dry farming methods so successful In the
west The Land is exceptionally located also
In relation to the river, as the surfece IL
only a few feet above the river level.
Harry McAnduff yesterday brought suit
against W. n. Brown for 1900 for alleged
malicious prosecution and repeated arrests
Brown and MoAllduff have occupied the
attention of the justice and police courts
more or lass constantly for the last month,
each having the other arrested on assault
and battery CHARGES; ana dS appeals NAYS
Brown again filed an information In police
court, upon which McAllduff was arrested
for the third time on assault charges; He
started the big damage suit in the district
court. He alleges In his petition that
and taken to the police station on the
charge of being drunk, but that the officers
refused to book him, discovering that he
had not even been drinking. on August
Brown again filed an information and Nc
Allduf was arrested on warrant from
Justice Coopers court and required to put
UP q bond for t100 When the case was
called he was promptly dismissed. on Au-
gust 10 another Information was signed by
Brown which led to the last arrest, He
alleges that the original trouble grew out
OF an attempt to collect a debt OF So fol-
labor performed by Brown. McAnduff has
had Brown arrested almost as frequently
SAM SNYDER LOANS MONEY or
household goods, horses. cattle and al
ehattsl securities at a big discount OF this
usual rate. Office over $50 West Broadway
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