Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-01
Davis. drugs.

Lenerts, opticians
H Berwick for wall paper.
Corrigans, unde,takers. Phones liS
Senuine Nictiola, SIS, a. HgsUe CO.
For authority on wa ches see l,etrert
FAT BEER AT ROGERS 9CFFEr. |
Woodring Undertaking CO. Tci, .5
Lewis Cutler, funeral director, + n. nc 81.
Every Victor record in stock a.
Hospe Co.
.. Ldsk Sanitary roas,srs. t175. 500, S2.25,
P@.oO 4. C. DeNol Hdw. CO.
Express and baggage delivery. Phone
B bd Bell, Ind. 2CL T. TUX.
Time now to order youg new books for
tne new year. Morehousc & Co.
r Special gift sale Thanksgiving week.
eee our window. Fauble Art shop,
N Ihanksgiying wines and liquors. l..
hosenreld Liquor Co., 5l9 SO. Main.
Eyes tested and glasses fitted Lefferts
registered opticians, Sv2 Broadway
Miss Arkwright china sale, 6Ol AIynster
st.' saturday, December and O.
MANTED-TWO BOYS TO CARRY
BEE ROUTES. APPLY Is SCOTT ST.
Special Thanksgiving dinner served to-
s. 9Th st
Perfection OIL Heaters. $50 and .s5; no
smoke, no smell and always ready. p. C.
Oe Vol Hdw. Co, 50 Broadway
You can get anything in the line of
silverware for the Thanksgiving table at
Leffert's. 500 Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Roper jr, and
MISS Cecil Fisher left last evening for
Des Moines to spend THANKSGIVING with
frienda.
II you want wINDow GLASS call Bell
Phone 59g, Bluff City Glass and Mirror
q speciality of GLAZING at low prices.
sA-, SNYDER LOANS MONEY on
household goods, horses, cattle and all
chattel securities at big discount of the
way.
The woman's Relief corps will meet
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at Grand
Army hall for the annual election OF
be present.
Upon application of the guardian of
Nargaret and Esther Hunt. minors, c. r.
Bates were appointed by Judge Arthur
In the district court yesterday to ap-
praise a large number Of lots and some
1arm lands belonging to the estate
Overcoats. like other garments, soon
look shabby unless they are kept cleaned
and pressed. A nicely cleaned and pressed
oVercoat makes the public think more of
kou, The expense Is small and It pays.
Send your overcoat to the Bluff city
laundry, cleaners and dyers; phones S14
At the regular conclave Of Ivanhoe COM
nandry NO. H. knights Templar, the fol-
lowing otticers Tor the next Templar year
were elected: Commander, f. s. Gray;
generahssimo, i. M. Walcutt; captain
SehSIai' - =. Squires; senior warden,
X II. Williams; Junior warden, r. II.
Richardson; prelate, q. w. Sipe; treas
yrer. T. J, Pierce; recorder, George H.
s;Stoo oTeGtSrs TGnny5 Masonic snS Temple assO-
Jens Petersen. one of the heirs and a
son or Nlels Peterson, wealthy farmer
Who died recently, yesterday applied to
the district court to have his mother,
Kristen Peterson. removed from the posi-
tion OF Administrative of the estate a
position to which she was appointed and
ffaA hxr
bond for 5000. The application was
made upon the ground that the mother
TO discharge the difficult duties OF the
position, that she was unable to speak
the English language and incapable OF
of her duties, that matters reguirina
executive Judgment and business ability
Snd were no now pending and being neglected
Were suffering. He asks that the eldest
son, Niels Peterson OF Weston, be named
in her place.
Fred G. Koeller yesterday began a suit
asAinst the Burlington railroad as Gus.
looian OF the relief and benefit fund
maintained by the company as a protec-
koeller states in his petition that he had
Deen employed at the Burlington shops
years and there had taken from his pay
each month the sum OF 75 cents for tins
penellt fund. This had continued until
ne nad PAID In 1910. The rules OF the
tund provide that in case of accident tho
beneficiary should receive so cents a daV
a1T a@f one year and % cents day there
On Deeember 4, 1906, koeiler suffered ar
accident which caused the loss OF hIl
tated from resuming his former empioV.
ment. he says there Is now due him
under the provisions OF the relief FUND
the sun OF fl,9O and asks judgment foI
II, koeller had previously begun sui
Asanst the company for damages fol
the injury, asking 5000.
nr
the noted lecturer, orator, author and
LaNeler, VIII lecture to men at the Younl
mems CHRISTIAN association gymnasium
sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'cI1ck TnL
lecture will be tree to all men DR. Man
nas peen IN every nook and corner OF m,
MoTio, mas crossed the ocean many time.
ano won International fame as a traveller
explorer, mountain climber, writer anS
eutnor and IS an accomplished lecturer
oF me hss .Gnha JGlinloeo the greatest mountain!
Matterhorn. Few excel him in breadti
OF survey and wonderful power OF de
scription He was one OF The first bi
cyolers to tour the Yellowstone upon
wheel. He was the last indeyenden
tIaveier TO return from Cuba Just pre-
yious 70 our war with Spain, witch sav,
MIN great prominence at the time an,
drew him to the White House in consuita
uSa sset g11n SnnaaS PRESIDENT Mckinley Hls sub
foWer' The Secret OF a Successful Life
glowing with illustrations OF tn
highest order.
preparation OF the plans Tor the new con
crete bridge ordered by the CITY councl
mSlOSs srh nalan creek at North Main street
The measurements were being made b
assistant City Engineer CooK and lie
houSh ENGINEER Stimson viii do the re
InalhdeF ot the work and expects to hay
II ready Tor submission to the council a
an early date. With the exception OF III
unusual length OF the reta .ning walls In
plans Will be practically a duplicate q
those used for the CONSTRUCTION OF TN
benton street bridge, which is admitte
ing walls will extend from the abutment
supporting the foundation OF the centre
IRE station TO connect with those sus
tanning the Mynster stI eet crossing. tb
, IiTst attempt at partial concrete construI
uOn; one OF the new walls will be abou
200 feet long and the other more Than i,
Ieet Win the completion OF the Ion
retaining wall now In process OF cor
strpcuOn by the Benos, permanent wal
wan be constructed on the south side I
the creek for distance OF three bloch
ana more than block on the north sid