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TITE OAITA DAILY DEE: TITUKSDAT, JANUARY 21. 1904.
W J. HERDMAN SCORES BRYAN
Omaha Jiolwti Ian DtnounoM th Penleii
Iitadir u OttiD'n Demiftgi.
DISGUSTED AT SPEECH IN LINCOLN
K fro La re Aaflres Mot "Caalnlr
fCarrt la CHlform Cfcrrtert"
Be Mere IMay 1o the
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Galleries.
The tneanlns; of the Aryan dinner which
Was not "cunningly carved In cunlform
charaotera" hu two Interpretation, One
ha. been fluna to the breeses upon yard
of print paper, while the other resounds
In the law growls and muttering of a band
f disgusted Jacksonlan who claim Omaha
as their home.
Had Mr. Bryan been a mind reader hs
Would have qualified hia remarks when he
aid, as quoted, "I am proud of these Ne
braska "tooya." There was a goodly num
ber. It seems, who clapped their hands In
a, boUow fashion when Mr. Bryan arose
aad when Mr. Bryan eat down, but who
war glad, for the take of peaen that their
mental processes were not aa a printed
Assistant City Attorney W. H. Herdman
)ia thta to aay. Aa he was not talking
tor publication. It la Inferred he meant
What he said:
1 have returned," said Mr. Herdman.
"convinced that William Jennings Bryan
la a demagogue and an oratorical trickster
that he la a profound egotist, and that
he haa atooped at last. If not before, to
mere grandstand playa. In order to more
firmly entrench his position as the only
real thing In democratlo politics.
Deaenacea His Opponent.
"Mr. Bryan In the course of hla remarks
Intimated In an extremely plausible and
roundabout way, that all who disagree
with him on a number of political Ques
tion are Utfle better than thlevea, liars
and are reprehensible generally. Ue put
up straw men aid knoclted them down
all for the sake of the plaudits of the
people. He did not talk of the conditions
aa they exist In the party, but conjured
them up aa best suited hla style of de
livery and hla chain of argument."
"la tny opinion he made a big political
mistake. It looked to ma like a man run
ning out In the middle of the road and try
ing to cheek the course of a huge automo
bile at full apeed by waving hia hat. He
talked of reorganisation and said democrat
could not desert the policy of tariff reform,
when he knew not a democrat in the coun
try wants to do anything of the kind. He
poke likewise about the truata and Im
perialism, when he knew there Is no dis
sension on tha stand that the party must
take' on these questions, and finally ha got
to the milk In the cocoanut and declared
that' the silver plank must be reaffirmed.
Jest to Forget It.
"Everybody knowa that the party at
large doea not want to repudiate the Kan
sas City platform or repudiate the blmetal
Ism plank, but merely desires to drop and
forget the latter, and yet he Intimated that
there waa a plan to "repudiate' the Kansas
City platform.
"Instead of meeting his Issues squarely
and talking to the point on logical lines
Mr. Bryan truckled and made his appeal
by an ingenloua presentation of Imaginary
wrongs.
"Many democrats who attended felt
much the same as I did about this speech.
Whether to try to defeat Mr. Bryan In the
state or to let him suffer the humiliation
of being turned down In the national con
vention. Is a question much discussed at
.Unco In. ' I think that even In Nebraska
democrats who do not agree with him
are sufficient to defeat him, but the gen
eral opinion seems to be that It would be
better political ethics to let tha national
convention do the work.
''But those who differ from Mr. Bryan
on the money and other questions do not
Ilka to be called corruptlonlsta, plunderers
and moral outcasts."
HANDSOME NEW ASfBlXAHCE.
Beaatlful White Car for Kmersreney
Calls Mow at the Palace Stables.
A magnificent new ambulance haa Just
been added to C. 11. Crelghton's Palace
stables, Seventeenth and Davenport streets,
It was made by tha Cunningham company
and Is of the latest pattern, being Jlghted
by electricity and heated by storage bat,
terlea, The ' cot la suspended by springs
and' three cane seated chairs are attached
to the aide of the car for use of the at
tendants. The ambulance la at the service
of the public. Just as a carriage, and can
be had upon calling at the stables or tele-
' phone ?T. It Is thoroughly antiseptic and
so arranged that the Interior can be kept
at an even temperature.
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Aaaaaveeaaeato ( tha Tbeateva.
' Lewis Morrison' wftl present his famous
characterisation of Mephlsto for the last
time here tonight, Friday and Saturday at
the Krug In his elaborate scenlo production
Df "Faust." For twenty seasons he ha
played this part, until the names of Faust
and Morrison are almost synonymous, so
. alosely has ha adhered to hla own drama'
. Used version of Goethe's story of Faust
and Marguorite. It may be said that In
, all It long career Mr. Morrison' "Faust"
baa never been surpassed In the number
and quality of the company, the bril
liancy . of the electrical effects, or the
beauty of the scenery.
The only available entertainment at the
theaters this afternoon will he the matinee
at the Orpheum. The vaudeville bill la
a 'Varied one and Includes a number of
' features that are calculated for women
' and children.
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This evening Omaha people will have a
chance to review at the Boyd a musical
comedy that has made much atlr In the
east during the last two seasons and has
,, been much talked about In the west since
the beginning of the present tour. "Dolly
' arden" tella a story of a girl from the
i asamtry who came tip tft London during
the time of Qeorge I, and gives a series
. of pictures of society costumes and man-
i aers of tha period. Tha book Is by Stan
- Islaus Stange and the muslo by Julian
-Edwards, a strong recommendation for
the worth of the piece, and the title role
. is taken by Lulu Olaser, who has been an
Immense hit In the part. She Is supported
by a carefully selected company of vocal
, 1st aad comedians, an even hundred peo
ple being used In the production. Ap
propriate scenery end costumes add to
tha riches of the libretto and score, mak
tog the- whole an uncommonly attractive
. . entertainment The engagement la for two
slight only.
On Saturday afternoon at a bargain
matinee and In the evening the Brother
, Byrne in "Eight Bella" will be at the
Boyd. .
FIFTEENTH ANNUAL BURNS celebra-
tina rniMrt and balL Washington halL
' . Monday evening. January IB. Tickets, too
each. Undet auspices Can Gordon.
Don't Scold
T,H(f la a serreni affection.
UllVt'"f - -
Sta.n4k ttn nttrvea with Dr. Miles'
Nervine. Bl-p better, eat better, work
better, feel better, and be better. Sold am
4M. aUt APICAL, W. I&hab
ai win ai, aiiMsTsMWih'iiuLii Miwi JijnaKMsxaaauAaia.
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A Big Silk Event for Thursday
as ai 59c Yarfl
We purchased from a great manufacturer of alike his entire excess
mock of fine laitetas. This stock includes
over 4,000 yards In all the newest spring
shades, at well as white and cream.
This is a most unusual offering:. As
Ions; as they last on bargain square
at, a yard
1 Cm Ti
Ladies $7.50 Coats at $3.98
.3.98
. Hundreds of Jaunty Military Coats, In late colors and cloths, made with
Hat collar, brans button trimmings, the new leaf
capes, pleated front and back, with pood satin
lining should be a regular seven dollar and a half
value Thursday at ',
$5 and $6.50 Walking Skirts at $2.98
Stylish, well tailored Skirts, made of meltons, novelty
cloth, golf cloths, etc. very new and pretty
ideas worth up to six dollars and a half
at
2.98
A Splendid Cravenette Coat at $6.98
Very stylish and serviceable Cravenettes, with belted
backs, double and triple capes, all the new water
proof and cravenette materials, worth f 12.5(V-nt
638
TWO EXTRA SPECIALS IN FURS
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A large double fur French Coney
rw-an wun eigni
tails worth four
dollars at
each......
ui:u v.unpy
1.98
Imitation black lynx double full Rcarf,
wun adjustable
cords and tails
worth seven dollars
and a half at
io Hill ncari,
3.98
Last Day of the Great Millinery Sale
$25 Pattern Mats $212
All of Madam Marguerite s finest Pattern
Hats, including black
hats with ostrich
plumes, white ostrich 1 j)
trimmed hats, etc. your yfij
choice of entire assortment
50
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You Receive the Benefit
of the 20 per cent discount should you purchase from our
TltiXi WLDot'elect our ood" nw i
LOOK FOR THE NAME.
S. VV. LINDSAY, The Jeweler.
I5I Douarlaa Street. Omaha.
Overcoats.
Amongst that stock now on sale on our
second floor are an enormous lot of Over
coats. The extreme low prices which we
marked these Overcoats are moving them
rapidly. It now pays any man to Invest In
an Overcoat, whether he needs one or not.
There are a few Overcoats which we have
marked aa low aa $1.60. Of course they are
not much of an Overcoat, and, therefore,
we want to set rid of them quick. Next
we marked some Gray Ulsters $2.98. We
have sties 86, 86 and 37 left. At $3.90 we
can show you an Immense line, consisting
of Frieze Ulsters, with Casslmere lining
and storm collar, as well as Beaver Sack
Overcoats, also Included In this lot are a
few Spring Overcoats. As $4.90 we show a
splendid Oray Coat, trimmed extra well,
also 'heavy Blue Kersey Overcoats. .At
$6.90 we show an enormous assortment of
Coats, including many novelties. Just such
Overcoats as you are accustomed to pay
$12.60 for. Now, for those who wish the
finest thing that high art tailors can pro
duoe In Overcoats, we offer on our main
floor unrestricted choice out of all our own
best Overcoats for $1S, marked down from
$20. $22.M and $26.00. There are hundreds of
other articles in the Hen's and Boys, wear
Una that we can do you a world of good
on at present. If you let us. Look for the
big sign, "BALE." 1619-1521 Douglas street.
Tha Guarantee Clothing Co.,
P. B. We Just reduced all our fancy
vests, formerly $8.00 and $3.50, now your
unrestricted choice, $190.
Thursday
Clearance Sale
Specials
liil
THE RELIABLE! STOHfC.
Thursday
Clearance Sale
Specials
Optical Department.
EYES TESTED FRER BY
EXl'EKT OPTICIAN.
Gold Filled Frames (10-year guarantee) 1.5Q
98c
for
Alumlnold Spectacles and Eye-Glasses, with Imported lenses,
complete, for...
Hardware, Stoves, tlousefurnishings.
A Great Snap in Granitevare
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Dish Pans
No. 2 Wash Basins
Colanders
Preserving Kettle
Two-quart Milk Pan
Pint Cups ;
Twelve-inch Spoons
Three and 4-quart Coffee or Tea Pot....
Large Chamber
re
13s
16a
13o
9o
6c
8c
20
2u
Ten-quart Water Palls.. S9o
No. 7 Tea Kettles 6!ta
Sauce Pans 15c
2'-iuart Pudding Pan lite
Nine-Inch Pie Pans ., 6c
Five-Inch Dippers .. 13c
Four-quart Covered Sauce Pans......... 29c
CuBrldors 16o
Shallow Sauce Pan 9a
Deep Gut in Heating Stoves.
Pianos and Organs
Sold on Easy Payments.
We believe comparison will show that
this department carries the most complete
line of strictly high grade Instruments, and
at prices below any kind of competition.
Our pianos and organs are made by many
of the oldest, largest and most reputable
makers in this country, concerns whose
reputations for the manufacture of only
strictly high grade instruments is a guar
antee of quality. There Is perhaps no other
article of merchandise In which poor qual
ity can be as easily disguised as In the
putting together of pianos and organs. For
this reason It Is essential In buying these
goods to have the guarantee of a reliable
house back of them.
WE ARB OFFERING NEW UPRIGHT
PIANOS IN ANY WOOD DESIRED AT
$123.00. $127.60; 132.B0, $147.00, $167.00 $16-1.00
and up to the famous Chlckertng. Fischer,
Estey, Wlgman. Price & Teeple, Dlckes,
Staines, Franklin, Jacob Doll, Hobart M.
Cablo, Brewster, Kohler & Campbell and
twenty other makes to select from.
A complete line of Estey and Burdell
organs In stock.
The Cold Wave Has Reached Us.
WARM CAP8 ARB A NECESSITY HER E IS YOUR CHANCE.
Mon' and boy' GOo caps i)Bn
. at M
Ma,1:00..ca?r. ..-.BOc
Men's $1.50 caps Q8C
GREAT CLEARING SALE OF HATS BAT URDAY.
Men's, boys' and children's caps, worth
up io two oi
io at SaW
Children's Tarn O'Shanters and stocking
caps, worth i-.
up to 76c at IC
Big Linen and Domestic Department
BARGAINS FOR THURSDAY.
Be TRAY CLOTHS. 7o.
All linen fringed tray cloths, size lBx22
regular 2fk value 71-
Bo at d 9
860 DRESSER SCARFS, 19c,
Fringed dresser scarfs, plain white and
fancy centers, size in.-.
20x63 at VJC
20c BOLTON CAMBRIC, la
Fine Bookfold Bolton cambric, 36 inches
wide, 200 quality, for one
day only at, yard 1JW
75o FRINGED NAPKINS. 89c
All linen fringed napkins, size 18x18 reg
ular 76c value nnn
at, dosn OvC
29o LINEN TOWELS, I60.
All linen huckaback and damask towels,
slightly soiled, up to 49 Inches 1 E
lorg, 29o value at ,!Ofc
TABLE LINEN REMNANTS H PRICE
500 remnant of bleached and unbleached
table linen from 1 to 3tt yd
long-go at HALF PRICE.
GROCERIES! GROCERIES! GROCERIES!
EVERYTHING IN OUR STORE ROOM HAS TO BE MOVED TO MAKE ROOM
vi, t uuiii.iu. x aivxj uimui Kjr HUB tiKii. AT BAClUFICs. aKUh
Advertise One Price
Sell at Another
We A00 occasion this morning to invests
gate the report which have been drculat-
. " "10 eu sin mas methods"
, .ch are resorted to by some of the
at
In
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OK EAT EMPORIUMS nr Wmiun -itt-p
p:i " VV,no. c" ot Omaha,
ii ZS 11 rf-"ur- yes, I'e-ru-na
Tll.tf .HMaF.I... . . 1. M .
j '. . wrrna xtoyaie ( cause
thev MniJi verUslns' asency for this and
..111? i ' . " l u" mis; at 000
kn'l BAH It Tnr IUs nr... . . . .
articles at tills proportion.
v''"' ,I?.XI""'e equio cut from the NEW
KNOCK of the fuU price druggist comblna-
- v twro pusi me real
pharmacist" of New York City waged
War on nut nrliu 4-,,-4... --i-i
the latter adulterated their drugn, other-
u i a BOil ruB &i ine price
PTT APMi PTHTQ Xrcnw rr-itr, ,V,
FENDERI NOT ONE VIOLATION of the
;.,vv?? iwvtrfu among tne cut raters.
WHILE 800 VIOLATIONS WERE UN-
EARTHHin imnn. It.. r i
.. ....... -. . v ..u uiuBKiDia wiiv were
the chief klcker.,r
we have another bomb to explode In the
camp of the drug combine In a few days.
FRkE SODA In our South Omaha and
Council Bluffs stores Saturday.
SCHAEFEITS -SVKSb
E. T. YATES, Prop.
lflth and i'hinnrrt atm aha Thni...
T47 and 797. 24th and N St., South Omaha.
Phone No. 1. 8th Ave. and Main St..
Council Bluffs. 'Phone No. T All good
delivered In either city absolutely free.
A Hl'GE PTRCHASR OF MEN'S VESTS.
Entire Sarplas Stork of Imperial Vest
Co.( T2tt-T.IT Broadway. New York,
Bought by J. L. Brandels & Bona
ON BALE SATURDAY. JANUARY 2i
W announce the most remarkable sale
of men's fancy vests ever seen in Omaha,
Thousands of very fashionable vests hun
dreds of styles. In every size, white mer
cerised vests, fancy novelty materials. In
every swell color and pattern, double and
single breasted, etc. Many of the fin
vest In this stock are actually worth aa
high a $6 00 each. They all go on sal
Saturday at 86c
J. L. BRANDEIS St SONS.
Props. Boston Store,
Bfaurrtage Llceasea.
For the twenty-four hours ending st noon
Wednesday the following marriage licenses
bad been granted by the county Judge:
Name and Residence. Ae
Qlenn R. Robert, Omaha. 24
Lotus J. Uuall, Omaha 21
Roy Decker, Elk City 23
Hattle Horn. Omaha . 24
Carl S. Llndgren, Omaha............ 23
Mary K. Allwine, Omaha ..... 26
U-K. Wedding Rings. jdholm, Jeweler.
LiMktrsiea to Meet Hera.
The Nebraska Lumber Dealers' associa
tion meets in Omaha, February 4-$. This
is the fourteenth annual convention of
the organisation. Svaxions will tieln
10:30 o'clock and It Is said that proceedings
will be ot more than usual Interest to lum
bermen. Notice of the meeting has been
aant from the office of Secretary Crltch-
fleld in Lincoln to all dealers, whether
members of the aitaociaUon or no, and
lars aathertng Is exc-ected. The Omaha
lumber dealers will curry out a social pro.
grant tne nrst evening VI tue meeting tor
ine oui-or-town guests.
Watches snd dlamonos. Your credit Is
good. A Mandelberg, Jeweler. U3 Farttam,
Douglas FrlaUfif Ve isut Howard, Tel Mi
21-lbs pure cane granulated sugar ....$1.00
All brands laundry soap, per bar 2Vio
iargv aacas wnue or yewow oornmeai.lit'a
H gallon cans golden table syrup 16o
Good Japan rtoe, lb So
Tapioca, sugo, barley or Farina 3o
1-lb. pkg best corn starch Zc
Fancy breakfast rolled oats, pkg Sc
8-lb. can solid packed tomatoes 7Hc
1-lb. pkg. imported macaroni ......7Vkc
1-lb, pkg. mincemeat ..50
I-Ib. pkg. self-rising pancake flour ...... 7 Vio
Large navel oranges, each lo
Fancy California lemons, per dos lOo
BUTTER I BUTTER! BUTTER
We will sell our best separator creamery
butter that we retail for 2 In
28c per pound at m .... "-'V
HAVDERj BROS.
Good Deniistry
J1"' ' I Is our motto. Wo guar-
antes our woric to be
he very best. You can
payhiaher prices else
where but vou oannot
0t better woNc no matter what
you pay.
Gold Set Teeth S5
Fillings ... 75c up
TAFT'S DENTAL ROOMS,
1517 Douglas Street
ON ALL
20 Discount!
Suit
I Bags-0'
iTrareiliig
ICases
fOmaha Trunk Factory
Te.nhone 1058 120 Fsrnara Street
The Atlaatle Express with Nsw York
Steeple Care
leaves Chicago every afternoon at $
o'clock via Pennsylvania Short Lines, the
shortest route to the east, taking pas
senger through to New York without
changing cars. Pullman parlor cars and
Pennsylvania dining cars; all-vestlbuled
coaches with head-rest seats and every
detail for comfort and luxury. -Daylight
run over the Alleghany mountains. Ask
C. L. Kimball. A. G. P. Agt.. No. $ Sher
man street. Chicago, for full Information.
Hurry Up! .
The Ice Is on the nond and the
skating is fln provided you have a
pair of women's
Skating Shoes
Htgh tops heavy eolee extension
edges heavy plump kid uppors a first
close skating boot and at the same
time a good all around any kind of a
weather shoe.
These specials are only $3 R0 and
we guarantee them to be the best
$3.60 shoe you ever bought. Your
money back If you don't find them bj.
DREXEL SHOE CO.,
1419 Pircaa. Street.
Ossaha's U-t-Dt She Hons
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1 m 11 iwmjb" iilUBmi
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Trusses,
Elastic
Stockings,
Crutches,
Supporter,
Etc., nads ts
order by compe
tent wsrkmes.
Send to us for measurement blanks
and other information.
THE H. J. PENFOLD GO.
1408 Firnam St , Omaha, Neb.
fl JIF t,W"V mesiycsi
lllg V H Vi f.nln. ui.unuud. atsins, kwl
M T AOT SI TK MarrUJ llira soil air a intmiMig
lo Dmr-y .nuu.d i.k a bol; uu.i.nlu n-.ulu,
ukU wetk un .ul K'tt L4w' roijiw. ljat
Busrinan UoConasU Drug Co., Omaha.
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Gfje Best of
Everything
The Only Double
Track Railway
to Chicago
The Omaha
Chicago Train
Par Excellence
J iVo. solid trmin mad
tin in OmiAi daily OA
TIME f 6:50 p. in., srrio
tug (JMcmgo 7:30 next inorn
,ng. Library, Buffet Cr,
lirbr, nets Standard Sleep.
trs, Chir(Jar$Everitfii)ij.
'Aty OffiCea
1401-1403 FARNAM
OMAHA
TEL. 624-01
ST.
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In all styles shapes and
colors at 5 cents and 10 cents
a dozen largest variety in
the city.
Indian Beads, Gold Beads,
all kinds of Beads, the larg
est assortment of any house
try one of our 10 cent
Bead Looms by mail, 15c.
Special attention to mail
orders.
Bern ember we make stock
ings like mother use to
2 make.
Joseph F. Bilz
322 S. 16th, Omaha
jganasxssaan
11 rw 1 y . r . e r
Jive urcaicst special values in
LADIES'
Furnishing Goods
We have ever off ered Beore you rea l this advertisement
we want you to know what to expect. We want
to direct your attention to values greater than
. you have ever encountered in all your period af
shrewd shopping. We want to impress upon your mind
the positive fact that each and every value ii exactly what
we represent it ta be. Head
Special in Ladies' FurnishingsBig Reductions.
50c Flannel Skirts at 25c
Flftcnn doien Indies' Flannelette Underskirts, In pink, blue, white snd fancy
scalloped ruffle; positively a Wo quality y.TSC.
at, each.
SI Flannel Skirts at 48c.
Thlrty-alx 5oen Indies' light and dark fancy colored skirts, full W Inchc
Ions;, cut full and wide In skirt of heavy outing A a
uniuici, tt reauiar aoiiar cuaiuv. iinr
m. -r w
at
$1.50 Flannel Gowns at 95c
Twelve 4cxen heavy t'aisy Cloth Flannel Gowns. In solid pink, blue anl white
and fancy colors. t-nutlfully trimmed yoke, neck and j
sleeves, cut xtra Trtdo and long; a regular tl.W lrC
quality, at, each, 7&o and 4
Combination Suits and Tights, $1 Suits at 45c
Ten dozen ladles natural and white Combination suits. In heavy fleeced Jersey
ribbed merino suits and equestrlpn tights, perfectly A r
finished end shaped, worth one dolla
Ladies' Silk and Golf Gloves. 50c Gloves, 25c
Thirty-six dozen ladles', misses' and children's fancy and solid colored mer
cerized Golf and Cashmere Gloves and Mittens, f f-
ucnuiuui niyiea; our enure une to select irom; j.rv
reaular &0q values .L tier nnlr
Ladies' Fleeced Hose, 25c Hose for 10c
10c
Fifty dozen ladles' heavy Mark fleece lined cotton Hose, full
refrular mado, a guaranteed fast dye; a regular 25a
vulue at
QUICK LUNCHEON
Tlie prompt service hero,' combined with excellent cook
ing, makes this the most. satisfactory place to take your
noonday luncheon. Come today.
JBsftraNAM
PHONE. 711'
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Hqvi 0rlea La.,
$31.50
Omaha io New Orleans
and Back
February 9th-14th.
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For further lnformaUon and oopy of Mardl Oras Booklet eall at
Illinois Central City Ticket Office, No. IMS Farnam B treat. Omaha, -or
write,
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Last to Leave Omaha, 5:55 p. p.
First to Arrive St. Louis, 7 a. m.
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FREE
Information regarding reduced rates on sale everj
day to all winter resorts. The only line with sta
tion at main entrance World's Fair Grounds. For
rates, descriptive folders and all information, call
at Wabash Corner, 1G01 Farnam Street, or address
Harry E. Moores, G. A, P. D., Omaha.