THE OMATTA DAILY REE: TUESDAY, JANUARY 12. 1004.
WILL USE SCAVENGER ACT
15c Coys' and I
GREEN TRADING STAMPS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
I9c Ladies' and
Misses' Hose,
124c
Misses' nose y
10c
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OoODty Oommlmiontn Letide to CoHtct
TX6i TJiJer ProTiiioni tf Thii Law.
tNSLISH AND VfRIGHT BEFORE THE BOARD
Mnikri Kit IndltltluaU. This
Bala the Intrrtm When 4 onntr
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The county commlKsiotiet made the n
Bouncement yesterday t tin t the city anil
county taxes for the current year would
be collected ' under the provisions of the
scavenger" act which wan pawned by the
Iwt legislature.
County Attorney Enjrllfh and City Attor
ney Wright appeared before the board and
asked for an expression of opinion as to
lh methods which the commissioner!, will
adopt In their attempt to collect the taxes.
The board did not alt In formal session,
I rice there is an Interim of one week be
fween the last sitting of he old and the
irst Bitting of the ne a.rd, when Doug
1m county has no such a thing as a Board
pf County Commissioners.
Therefore, In a session In which the com
tnlasl oners sat as individuals rather than
MM members of the county board, Messrs.
English and Wright explulned the gravity
of the situation which now confronts the
city and county and asked the commis
sioners to make some declaration of their
Intentions. It was pointed out that the
Scavenger act and the so-called Ager act,
both of which were passed by the last leg
islature, are entirely different propositions.
Also that the commissioners have the
power, however, of collecting the county's
taxes under the general revenue act or tha
scavenger act. Since this is optional with
them, it was the mission of Messrs. Knglish
and Wright to have the members of the
board commit themselves as to which
method of collecting the taxes they pro
posed using.
Prefer rvena;er Act.
Following; a hearing of the county and
city attorney the members of the board an
nounced their Intention of collecting the
county taxes under the provisions of the
scavenger act, and County Attorney Eng
lish waj authorised to draw up a resolu
tion to that effect which will be adopted
by the new board at Its first session to
morrow. "This is an Important step In the right
direction," said County Attorney Knglish.
"It will mean thousands of dollars to the
county. The scavenger act Is designed to
clean up all of the old back taxes. In this
city there are thousands of dollars' worth
of property against which the taxes have
accumulated for ao long a period that they
are practically bringing nothing Into the
county treasury, for the reason that they
are now taxed for mora than their real
value.
"Tha scavenger act provides that the city
treasurer ahall prepare a list or complete
statement of all lands and lots In the city
on which there are unpaid taxes on May 1
of tha current year. Thjla is then turned
Over to the county treasurer. In the mean
time the county treasurer has made a
statement of all the lots and lands In the
county agalnat which there are unpaid
taxes. These Include both regular taxes
acd special assessments.
County Attorney Must e.
"It Is then the county attorney's duty to
bring a suit in the name of the state
against all the owners of property as shown
by the above statements. This Is all In one
suit, ail of the owners of property being
made a defendant to the suit Instituted by
the atate. The owners of property then
have tha opportunity of appearing before
tha courts and setting up the Invalidity of
the taxes or special assessments which have
been placed against them.
"Tha preparation for this suit Involves
great expense on the part of the county
In getting up' the lists of property owners
and all persons having an Interest in
Douglas county real estate. Tho announce
ment Is made at this time that tha county
commissioners propose collecting the taxes
unler tha scavenger act, so that anyone
seeking to enjoin the commissioners from
so doing may do so before the county has
gone to tha expense of getting up the list
of property owners."
'In the event no one brings an action
to enjoin tha board from collecting the
county's taxes under tha scavenger act. It
Is the Intention of tha commissioners to
cause such an action to be brought at this
time, so that there will be no possibility
, of such a suit being Instituted afterward.
when tha county has gone to the expense
Of setting up Us list of property holders.
If the courts sustain the validity of the
act tha commissioners will then have no
reason to fear an enjolnment later on,"
aid one of tha commissioners.
Today. Special Bargain Sale
SURVIVES STRANGE ACCIDENT
Li a em an Is Tossed Fifteen Feet by
Cable Which Is Struck by Faa
aeanrer Trala.
George W. Jones, foreman of a gang of
linemen for the Western Union Telegraph
company, was seriously hurt In a peculiar
manner under the Tenth street viaduct
yestereday. He was lifted bodily off tha
(round by a cable wire and thrown a die
tance of fifteen feet, alighting on the hard
pavement on his left hip, the bone being
splintered by the contusion, and his left
arm also was bruised.
Mr. Jones was directing the stringing
of tha cable under the viaduct and was
Standing on the ground. A Missouri Pa
cific passenger train whistled In snd the
cable was raised sufficiently, he thought, to
allow tha smokestack of the engine to clear.
But It sagged just as the train passed
under h bridge and the cable was picked
up and carried several hundred feet before
the train could stop.. Mr. Jones, who was
standing directly In the path of the cable,
was caught and thrown.
Tha Injured man waa removed to the po-
GJRA
Soap
intment
and Pills
Are worth their weight in gold to
every sufferer from Torturing, Dia
v figuring Humors of the Skin, Scalp,
and Blood, with loss of Hair, and yet
set, often sufficient to cure the se
verest cases, may now be had of all
lru jiU far Oac DoUar.
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Bought from the Marino Underwriters at less
than 1-3 their value. On sale in one gigantic lot.
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This stock of fine Imported lares, comprising hundreds of
thousands of yards, was slightly damaged In ocean tran
sit we bought them at a price that represented only a
part of their cost to import soma were very slightly
water stained mostly sound and perfect they are
Torchons, Vals and Bevlllas, In linen rhades and all
widths regular fifteen-cent quality at per
yard
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Embroideries at 6c and 11c Yard
This is an extraordinary bargain
these extra fine Embroideries and In
serting, la all widths, worth up to 35c, at, yard
DRESS TRIMVIIINGS 15o quality dress trimmings,
in gray, brown and white, full yard wide, at
yard
6c-llc
3c
Four Exira Specials Today
six-yard
..31c
Finishing; . Braids, in
plpcps, at per
piece
Wire Hair Pins, in fancy cabinet six
dozen In box per Olr
box
ilournlng: Pins, 80 pins in fancy
box. containing six Of
sixes box MW
Pearl Shirt
pins set of
three
Waist Sets, with
5c
Our Grea.t Sale of Linens
$1.50 host satin double da
mask, latest designs, yd..
$1 German silver bleached
all linen damask, yd
75c all linen very heavy .
Irish cream darunsk, yd...
65c linen 2 yards wide,
crenm damask, yd
50c German all linen loom
dice damask, yd
98c
69c
50c
39c
25c
10c crash toweling,
yard
10c buck towels,
each
15c huck towels,
each
30c huck towels,
each . . .
50c huck towels,
each
$2.50 linen full bleached satin damask Pattern Tablecloths, Z
yards long, at, each
$3.50 all linen hemstitched Oerman Pattern Tablecloths, 21
yards long, at
$3.00 hemmed Pattern Tablecloths, 1 yards lo
aeo ,
5c
.....5c
...10c
..19c
:..25c
1.39
1.98
98c
Jl. 'JC. JJran&ei Jfc ponaX- TC- J3rn!ria Jfc ons
lice station and attended by the police sur
geons. He was later removed to his home
In Council Bluffs.
The Bennett Company.
Big sale of California Navel Oranges and
nice Juicy lemons.
All yu want Tuesday. ,
Bweet California Navel Oranges, each, la
Nice juicy lemons, each, lc.
Fruit department, center basement.
Announcements of the Theaters.
This afternoon and -evening the "Smart
Set" will make Its last appearance at the
Boyd. This company comprises some
clever colored comedians and vocalists.
On Wednesday afternoon and evening
'At Valley Forge," a comedy-drama based
on an Incident of the revolutionary war,
around which a play of genuine interest Is
said to have been built, will be the attraction.
On Thursday evening "The Sultan of
Sulu," with Frank Moulan, Fred Frear,
Cheridah Simpson, Gertrude Quintan and
other well known vocalists and comedians
In the cast, will come for a stay of four
nights and two matinees. On Monday and
Tuesday evenings Mr. John Drew In his
most successful play, "The Second Jn Command."
Pennsylvania. Donble Route to Wash
ing-ton. and Tiffw York.
, Tha Fort Wayne, through Pittsburg, Har-
rlsburg and Philadelphia to New York, la
the shortest line to the east; standard
fares. The Pan-Handle Route, via Colum
bus, Pittsburg,, Harrlsburg and Philadel
phia to New York, is the lower-fare route.
Philadelphia and New York tickets via
Baltimore and Washington with stop-overs,
coat no more than direct line tickets.
Apply to C. L. Kimball, A. G. P. Agt., No
2 Sherman street, Chicago, for details. "
Andltortnm Bestanrant.
Watch for the opening of the Auditorium
Restaurant, SIS South Fifteenth ttteet,
January 15. It will be the finest restaurant
in the world. The finest furnished room
for traveling men and others. Tha finest
barber shop.
Important Change of Tlma.
of time, effective January S.
Consult the Chicago Great Westorn rail
way time table In these columns for changs
Worth Talking Aboot.
What? The big curtain values you find
In the Drapery department at Orchard &
Wilhelm Carpet Co.
PREPARES FOR THE SESSION
City Clerk Arranges Notice for Annual
Meeting; of Board of Equali
sation. . City Clerk Klbourn has prepared the no
tices for the annual sitting of the city
council as a Board of Equalization for
general taxes, which begins Tuesday, Jan
uary 19. at 10 o'clock, and will last at least
five days. In part it reads: "All persons
having taxable property .and within the
city are requested to examine their assess
ments, so thut if any error exists or any
Injustice has been done in the assessments
of property, correction muy be made by
the Board of Equalisation, It being the In
tent of the law that no correction shall ba
made after the board adjourns."
Marriage Ureases.
Name and Address. Age.
Frank B. Hartn.au, Omaha 29
Marians Ruwitirr, Omaha 'J6
Harry 4 J. Fleishman. Omaha....... ':l
Anna K. Uonovlts, Omaha Ill
Herman A. Homann. Klkhorn S3
Arna I. Male. Klkhorn SI
Edward Roue. Butte, Mont Si
Kabeeca Adler, Omaha 20
Fred Hoyts, South Omaha
Georgia McAbe. Suuth Omaha &
Oscar H. Morreaen. Marquette, Neb S7
Julia K. Lada. Denver 35
Stephen Ts.-hlda. McArdle precinct U
Johauua Graner, Omaha ' , 23
U-K. AVaddifig RiAgs. fidbolja, J.wsler
ON CRUSADE OF INSPECTION
Withneil, Chief Salter and Bert Bath
Bonn Up Large Buildings.
MANY "DEATH TRAPS" ARE ON THE LIST
Ofllclhla Declare livery Owner or
manager Will Be Farced to
Make Ilia IMace .Safe to
Public.
The general inspection of buildings used
for public assembly ordered by the mayor
last week Is proceeding, some of it having
been accomplished. Building Inspector
withnell declares that properly to exam
lne and supervise all the Important struc
-turea in town three sub-inspectors should
be authorized for his department, one each
for the north and south parts of the city
and one for the business district. In
order to Insure competent men, he thinks
their salaries should be 100 a month apiece.
At present the inspector, in company with
Fire Chief Salter and Deputy Commis
sioner of Labor.Bush, are making the n-
spection, and hia whole time is occupied by
It, that of hla assistant, Tom Falconer, be
lng taken up In supervising new construc
tion
Mayor Moores says that Instead of three
inspectors a single man should be em
ployed, whose duty It would be to examine
all buildings with regard to their strength
loading and ability to resist fire. Thia
officer. In the mayor's opinion, should re
port direct to the mayor and council, re
ceive $160 a month and work in connection
with the building department.
Will Look After Wiring.
The mayor announces that he will Instruct
City Electrician Michaelsen to Inspect every
building in town regarding wiring and elec
trlcal apparatus.
"The Inspection must be thorough." said
the mayor. "Some of the electrical com
panies have been using inferior materials
and have been guilty of careless work.
Every violater of the ordinances must be
arrested in the future, as the question in
volved is an Important one and cannot be
lightly considered. No favoritism will be
shown. Mr. Michaelsen la an engineer of
ability, a man whom I do not believe Is
under obligations to any firm or corpora
tion, and I am pleased that the council con
firmed his appointment."
Labor Commissioner Bush Is assisting the
building inspector and Are chief because of
his authority in the matter of fire escapes.
All music halls save one have been in
spected, as have the dance halls. At each
of the former no water had ever been
turned Into the standpipes on the stage,
and this was done. Some Improvements
have been made at the Star theater on
Douglas street.
Among the Daneo Halls.
At Washington hall a new fire escape has
been ordered placed In front and handrails
placed on both sides of the stairway.
Dances have been ordered stopped on the
second floor of the Crounse block at the
southeast corner of Sixteenth and Capitol
avenue because the inspector does not con
aider the, building strong enough to atand
the strain. Wooden cuspidors have been
ordered removed from the hallway of this
building.
Rewiring has been ordered at the music
halls and an additional tire escape will be
ordered placed on the Sacred Heart con
vent at Thirty-sixth and Burt streets. A
great many wholesale buildings have been
covered and an 'Improvement noted Inso
much as the loading Is not ao heavy or
congested and weighty goods are being
stored on the lower floors to a greater ex
tent than formerly.
The Inspection Is still In progress and will
not be completed for aome time. Tha hotels
were gone over Just before tha Chicago
Are. A dozen of more cheap lodging house
with wooden partitions are declared veri
table "death traps "t by the building depart
ment and a way to remove the danger is
being sought.
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Genuine Alteration Sales Are Now O.i.
There will be an entire transformation of departments.
Everything will be done that will make shopping easier.
New fixtures will be forward before this sale is over and you
will be surpriised at the wonderful improvements we will
make. Meantime our gigantic stocks will be immensely re
duced. Our business has so increased that these changes
in departments must be made. This stock reducing must
be accomplished. We most willingly make sensational
sacrifices in return for your splendid support.
Attend These Sales. Tell Your Neighbors of Them.
The Big Busy Grocery
Rent money saving is quite the ordinary feature, HUT EXTRAORDINARY
MONEY SAVINd is the special feature this week. Very best goods at the very
lowest prices. Strictly honest welahts, prompt, courteous attention and quick
deliveries make this grocery the most popular trading upot in the west.
"PHONE YOUR ORDERS IF YOU CANNOT CALL.
TUESDAY BARGAINS.
Fresh roasted Santos Coffee, per lb. 12c
Imperial Japan Tea, per lb 2Sc
Golden Syrup, 3-lb. can lnc
l.arKe jars Assorted Jams l"o
Grape-Nuts, per pkg 10o
Neutrlta Breakfnat Food, per pkg.. 8c
Corn Starch, -lb. pkg 4c
Cleaned Currants, per lb 10c
Mince Meat, per pkg , 7c
Plum Pudding, per can 9c
Rolled Oats. best. 2-lb. PkB 10c
Wheat Breakfast Food, 2-lb pkg... lnc
Swedish Hardtack, per lb 10
Oil Sardines, per can 5c
Castile Soap, per cake V,ic
HEADQUARTERS FOR BUTTER.
Fresh Country Butter, per lb lic
Wisconsin Cream Cheese, per lb.... 10c
Hand Cheese, each 2Vo
Green Trading Stamps With All 'Phone Orders
Hardware, Etc., Bargains
The task of marking down prices is too huge a task
where half a million items make up our hardware and
housefurnishing stock, so we give substantial discounts of
10, 15, 20 and 33 1-3 per cent.
STEEL RANGES
G-hole, 18-in. oven, square, asbestos lining, nicely nickeled,
steel range 26.50
14-inch Koyal Hot Blast Heater 9.65
16-inch Koyal Hot Blast Heater 11.25
2- hole burner Junior Gasoline Ptove .......2.98
3- hole burner Junior Gasoline Stove .3.98
WOO DEN WARE
$1.25 Clothes Hampers 98c Folding Ironing Board 75c
5-ft, Ironing Board 37c 3-ft. Fourfold Clothes Rack.... 38c
TO Mail Order Buyers Sunday' advertised. sales
J will be kept open for you
till Wednesday noon, if goods are not sold. GREEN
TRADING STAMPS with all mail orders. Ask for them.
YOUR. DINNER.
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g YilI be ready on time nlcoly U i H
f cooked hot too It you buy I H ""-"N H
I your coal from the B W "ItfDlSJ P
Jtjfcoke Company. J tMk
l With it you have less trouble I $iv: l
than any other coal it is well I Jfo ' "
screened and carefully selected. I i&fy' fr,C&
Sttves money too. ffiljSwfl
tf?j! Orders Cirefullj and ( r-rvi '':
gf Promptly Filled. I jWif
fOJv 402 S. 15th St, y iYLL
h';?wi ' phones E , JK!jL
COLLAR
Are You Looking for Bargains?
Now is your chance to secure them. In nil departments of
our big store you will find them on every band. The winter
poods must go to make room for spring stocks.
January Linen, Shooting and Muslin
Sale Now in Full Blast.
NOTE THE FOLLOWING l'MCICS:
IVppeiall nine quarter bleached sheeting, per yard.. 21c
Pepperall ten quarter bleached sheeting, per yard L'llic
Pepperall J. brown sheeting, per yard 5e
Lonsdale cambric, at, yard , j)c
Lonsdale muslin, at, yard w , 1 7
Hill's muslin, at yard 7o
Iltfavy L. L. muslin, at, per yard 4 ,5-So
15c quality bleached pillow casing, 42 inches wide, at yard, .lie
17c quality bleached pillow casing, 46 inches wide, at yard. .12o
15c quality English long cloth, per yard ;to
15c readj'-to-use pillow slips, size 42x36, at 10c
16c ready-to-use pillow slips, size 45x36, at 11c
bOc ready-io-use sheets, 72x90, at 3!c
00c ready-to-use sheets, 81x90, at , 45c
65c ready-to-use sheets, 81x90 at 50r;
15c quality sheer India linon, at yard 10c
20c quality sheer India linon, at, yard 121c
Our Clearance Silk Sales Are the Talk
of Omaha
Tuesday's shoppers will be amply repaid for a 'visit to the
big department.
200 short lengths plain and fancy velvet, worth $1, on ale
Tuesday 25c
50 pieces finest 19 inch colored taffetas, this includes the
75c, 85c and 90c grades on sale Tuesday 5Sc
SHEPHERD CHECKS, in 27 inch wide fine taffeta, for
shirt waist suits worth $1.00 sale price . . 75c
36 inch wide black peau de soie pure silk actual value
$1.75 Tuesday, sale price fl.15
One lot men's blue ribbed fleeced shirts and drawers
regular 75c quality go at , 50c
PUT IN ASSISTANT SECRETARY
Stockholdara of Omaha Sarlnga Bank
Add One Ofllce to tha
Llat.
Tha Omaha Saving bank elected direc
tor and officers yesterday at the annual
meeting of the stockholders. No change
was made In either of these except that an
assistant secretary waa elected, this being
a new office. W. C. Hillls was elected for
thla position. Ha has been In the bank
since January 1, having come here from
Pennsylvania for the purpose. The officers
who are continued are: Charles W. Lyman,
president; J. A. Sunderland, vice president;
John F. Flack, treasurer. The directors
are: Charles W. Lyman, J. A. Sunderland,
John F. Flack, Robert Z. Drake, Robert
Dempster, George F. Gilmore. Charles C.
George,
Kip Them In the Bad.
If you have loss of appetite, headache,
constipation or biliousness take Electric
Bitters. It cures or no puy. Only 6oc. For
aala by Kuhn & Co.
Card of Thanks.
To the many kind friends who by words
and deeds expressed their sympathy In
our sorrow In tha loss of a loving husband
and kind father, we wish to extend our
most heartfelt thanks.
MRS. P. M. ECKSTROM AND CHILDREN.
Traveling Men.
Twelve beautiful rooms at H6 South Fif
teenth street. Opening Jauuary 15.
A Weak Heart
nerlected means heart disease, tha
most common caone of sudden death.
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure will strength
en, regulate and cure weak beans.
Sold by all druggists on guars n tea. Fraa
book oa heart disease for pout!
I OA. Miliar OCICAZ.J3a krl Lad.
Two Soles
To the Heel
A shoe for men, with a broad toe,
foot form last, with low flat heel.
While they are Just the thing for
motermen, policemen and watohmen,
they are Just as good for the business
man, as they have the same style
and general appearance as tha 16.00
shoes.
These have two soles to heel wide
extension edge, sail cloth lined, cf
finest quality box calf
$3.50
DREXEL SHOE GO.
1419 Faraaa Street.
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Thsso are StaleC?)
Fresh Cufsl
$1 00 Vinol yes we have plenty 85c
They say we don't dare touch Vinol!
$3.60 Marvel Whirling Spray Syringe ,.fl2S
Sent postpaid on receipt of price.
$1.00 Nervan Tablets 67o
tw S. Orover Oraham's Dyspepsia Cure 8c
$1.00 Orrtne Liquor cure for 67a
tl.M Her s Malt WhlHkey 62o
$1.00 Duffy's Malt Whiskey 67c
$1.00 Pure Canadian Malt Whiskey 75c
$2.00 Genuine Chester's Pennyroyal Pills.1.00
tl.M Peruna 53c
50c Bar Ken 1q
50c Nervlta 3.rc
$1.00 Nervlta ,...60c
$1.00 Hwanson'B 6 Drops r,7c
$1.(A) Palne's Celery Compound Otic
$1.00 Uromo Seltser Mc
2To Laxative Uromo Quinine he
?5c Carter's Llttlu Liver Pills 7c
B. 8. S. $1 else C6c $1.75 slse $1.07
Write us for prices not catalogues they
are certainly dead.
One to a customer.
CUT PRICE
DRUG STORB
E. T. TATBft. Proo..
18th and Chicago Bts., Omaha. 'Phones
$47 and 7W. 24th and N Sts., South Omaha.
'Phone No. 1. All goods (Hllvered any pise
SCIIAEFER'S
20 Discount
I Suit
Bag"'
Trawling
Gases
Omaha Trunk Factory
1 CB.AS. MeAN, PtopricUr
2 Telephone WM 120 Farnara Street
ON ALL I
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
v aahaerth low,
Great Furniture Clearance Sale
$2.45 solid oak sewing rockers, cane seat,
brace arm, large size, sale price $1.50
$26.00 solid oak bedroom suite 24x30 French
bevel plate glass, well made and
nicely carved, sale price $18.50
$4.86 quarter sawed onk rockers, cob
bler or wood seat, high arms, large
size, sale price $2.95
$10.50 Iron bed, with brass rail and
knobs on head end foot, sale price. .$6.50
$t.S5 iron bod, brass rail and knobs,
on bend and font, sale price $4.85
CARPETS! CARPETS! CARTET8!
Have you visited our carpet department?
Do not fall to do so. You will find there
nn Immense line of first class goods at
prices that will astonish you. Onod goods
at lowest possible prices, Is our motto.
4i CENTS
After Invoicing we find a big lot of odds
and ends of notions, etc., which wa will
close at less than one-half price:
25o combination needle books 4 He
loo corset steels 4VfcJ
15o metal back dressing combs 4'tc
20o shell ack combs 4V..C
10c card shell hair pins 4 He
20o pearl buttons, per dozen 4Hc
loo worth silky crochet cotton 4'c
lOo tack pullers 44c
GREAT CLEARING SHOE
16th street window.
15o elastic, per yard .ttfcc
10c hose supporters, per pair ........... .40
20c bolt braid skirt binding 4V,c
10c nickel plated nursery plna 4iic
5 packages adamantine pins 4'o
2 packages bent brass plus .i 4 Ho
10d memorandum books 4 Ho
7 pencil tablets 4 He
and many other 10c to 20c articles, all on
sale at 4Vc each.
SALE FRIDAY See t,ur
HAYDEE BROS.
Lindsay s January Sale
Erurtnij Jaxnxary w will haw our reg
ular 20 Per Cant Discount Salev This
ppiiAs can. all Watches. Diamond, Jewelry,
Cut Qlaaa, Leather Qocxu in fact our 'tut,.
jwhola Una rocptinjar Corbam Starling Silver and Vfatatcrnan
Fountain. Pana. W do not want-to carry ovr o Larga a stock,
'ao you oan hav tha banafit af thla r actuation during thia month i
pCcttjL lutavrouF rellatoiiltv to-dajjaai-aa a Bay. Look. Cor the nam
Sa W- Lindsay, - Jeweler, ?0ttr,a
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Indian Territory
and Oklahoma
"Lands of opportunity" newest, richest
and most promising sections of the west.
Our booklets, "Rusiness Openings" and
"Oklahoma," tell all about thia wonderful
country. Don't fail to secure a copy.
Homeseekers' Excursion rates, January 5
and 19, one fare plus $2 for the round trip.
1323 Farnasn Street,
OMAHA, - NEB.
A Vacant Room
Eats Up Money
Every day you lose the price of a dat
rent a loss that is never made up.
It's particularly foolish when a Want
Ad in the Bee will rent your room. Ten
words three times, will cost you 30 cents.
Tel. 238. Bee Want Ad Dept.