Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-18

Davis. drugs.
Victrola. SIS. A. Hospe Co.
II. Berwick for wall paper.
Woodring Undertaking Co. Tel SO.
Get the habit for Morehouse printing.
corrigans. undertakers. Phones las.
NEW YORK Plumbing Co. Phone $50
1 For sale-Six-room house. 10 Sixth Ave.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
Dickerson for fine work on R. r.
watches. . Pearl st.
Bluff City Laundry. Dry Cleaning and
Dye works. New phone No. 2s1i
TO SAVE OR BORROW. SEE C. B.
Mutual Bldg. & Loan Assn. 10 Pearl.
The regular meeting Of Harmony chap
ter No. 3. o. E. s., will be held on
Thursday evening. March q.
hot lunch noon, sc. chicken pie dinner
from $50 TO 5 O'Clock. 35c. Broadway NJ.
Il church. Tuesday. March 10.
Wanted-Young married man, compe-
position. Address D." Omaha Bee, Co.
Bluffs.
Excelsior lodge No. 80 ancient Free
ana Accepted Masons, will have a special
meeting Monday evening at 7:30 for work
on the first degree.
1ncubators. e0-egg capacity, SIS; 100
egg capacity for $3.50 We sell the Des
Molnes Incubator line. p. e. De Vol
Hdw. Co., 54 B'dway.
SAM SNYDER LOANS MONEY on
household goods. horses, cattle and ali
ehattel securities at a big discount OF the
usual rates. Office over go W. Bdway
Spring is near. avoid the rush. have
your wall papering done now. We have
anything you want In the wall paper
line. II. Berwick, III South Main street.
The funeral of Mrs. Nora Carroll will
De held Monday morning at . o'clock
az the 81 Francis church, Father Me-
Manus officiating. Burial In ST. Joseph's
cemetery.
MESH BAGS repaired. retinlshed like
new. Repaired. replated. refined at rea-
sonable cost. All kinds Of jewelry re-
pairing. Lefferts' Jewellers, 500 Broad
way. sign OF the Clocks
81. Mary's chapter OF st. Paurs guild
VIII give an old fashioned spelling con-
test Monday afternoon at go o'clock at
the homo OF Mrs. Fred NJ. Craine, 2i35
Avenue C., All friends and others In
Ierested are invited.
John Huss castle. Royal HighIanders.
VIII have an open meeting Monday even
ng. when members are privileged TO in
vite their friends. II will be held in
hall. Dancing and refresh
nents will be features
South First chapter Of st. Pours guild
VIII have an all-days session on Mon |
lay al the home Of Mrs. Forrest Smith, |
~ Madison atenue. Lunch will be |
served at ! o'clock The members win |
iew Tor the children Of the Creche. A |
ull attendance OF all Is desired.
A telegram was received Yesterday by |
,arl shulhoff. rs MIL street, announcing |
he death OF his brother. Harry II. Shul- /
loff, at Athol, Kan. and he left yester-
lay 70 bring the body here for burial |
ar. Shulhoff was IS years old and until
le went to Kansas three years ago had /
ons oeen a resident OF Council Bluffs.
fe is survived by wife and three chill
ren.
Mrs. Inga Gustava Anderson, 6l years
months and 10 days old, wife OF John
!, Anderson, died yesterday afternoon
I her residence, 500 East Broadway The
ause OF death was cancer OF the stomach.
he leaves, beside her husband, three
aughters and three sons, Emma, Marie
"a Helen at home; Carroll Of Omaha,
iluffs. Funeral win be held Monday
| o'clock. Rev. Mr. .Gladd Of the
wedish church win officiate. On Tues
ay morning the body VIA be takes TO
'ork. Neb., for burial.
Marcus Bouricius received a telegram
esterday from his son at San Antonio,
ex, announeing that his daughter, Miss
iazel. who was taken there by Mrs
louricius several weeks ago for her
ealth, had suffered serious relapse Mr.
'ouricius left for the south on an after
Don tralp. The health OF the daughter
as been VERY precarious for same time,
ut Improved for time after her ar
wal In the warmer climate. She suf-
Fred relapse some time ago and her
rother. Guy, who had been IN Boston
liking voice culture. was called TO her
de.
The spine OF black bass fish which
Q was engaged in cleaning last evening
bout O'Clock may cause v. w. Watt
ian, 2lA Avenue q. TO lose the thumb
. his right hand. The spine penetrated
lore than an inch into the flesh OF the
iumb. The wound caused such ex-
ruciating pain that DIR. Warner was
illed. Before the physician arrived the
lumb had swollen to twice its normal
lie, Indicating blood poisoning of
type. Heroic treatment was
sorted to. The member was split open ,
the bone for the full length, but the
MUSICIAN stated last evening that he {
ad but little hopes OF saving It, The
sh was purchased at a local market =
lring the afternoon and had been In |.
ock for long time. and had arrived
the stage known as mellow. I
Charles L. Kendrick has concluded /
at IL places too greay "a burden upon )
newspaper man to become a candidate
r any public office and limits too much