TTIE OSIAITA DAILY HEE: TUESDAY,
THIRD CONTEST WELL OPENED
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Attend
Our Silk Sale
Don't Fail to
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Our Silk Sale
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MAY 17, 1004. '
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Embroidery SaJe J
Ten Kors Trips U St L:uii Exroiition to
Go Th.i Wek.
WILLIE KAVANAUGH OF DAVID CITY LEADS
Making Hinnrr First Day Record
Since (DnlraH BK-Cood
Opraix Score All
Around.
While the number of contestants In yet
few the scores are exceptionally good for
a first-day record, no The Itee's third con'
test for ten trips to the Bt. Louis expedi
tion may ho said to be launched with bet
ter prospects of developing a lively con
test than any preceding. Mr. Willie Kav
anatigh of David City begins with a score
of over 3,700, making the banner first-day
record of all since the contests first be
gan. It looks now as If It were to be
mors of, an open combat than the two con
tests Just closed.
The score at J p. m. Monday, May 18,
was:
"Willie Kavanaugh, David City 3,7M
Hadla Walker. South Omaha 47
W. 8. Derbyshire, South Omaha 92
Wllma Ross, Omaha
Jack B. Dunn, Omaha 35
FANNING WATTLES' AMBITIONS
Fontanelle Patriots Already See Him
lUdln- a Ilarrel Into the Senate
as Millard's Snrressor.
Fontanelle club gossip since the primary
last week has centered around a new polit
ical star In the prospects and aspirations
of Ourdon W. Wattles, the drift of the
talk being that Wattles is exactly the
find the "anti-boosters" have been looking
for. What the antis have hitherto wanted
most has been a bnrrcl to tap,, and Mr.
Wattle's lavish generosity in his spurt
for the national convention has satisfied
them that he in Just their man. How to ,
keep his ambitions fanned Into flame and
hold the door of thn bank open for the
cashing of drafts are questions that are
already engaging the Fontanelle club
patriots.
"Wouldn't Wattles he a crackerjack as a
senator la Millard's place?" suggested one
of them over the lunch table.
"He can be senator, or anything else he
wants. If he only stays with us," was the j
rejoinder.
That explains aJso why Mr. Wattles
put on the committee to arrange for trans
portation for the delegates to Lincoln. A
special train Is a fine thing, only the freight
rates are usually heavy but the committee
Is expected to attend to all that.
25c
THOUSANDS OF YARDS OF EXTRA WIDE EM
BROIDERIES & FLOUNCIKGS, worth 75c, yd
Beautiful embroideries in finest Swiss and cambric
widths up to 20 inches, specially
adapted for corset covers, chil
dren's dresses, etc scores of
handsome new designs actually
worth up to 75c yard, at, yard
50c Pillow Covers at 25c f'nMied v
m tops and backs
with new hemstitched borders -all colors
and hundreds of new designs justthe thing T)T
for summer porch and hammock pillows, at
Extraordinary Silk SaJe
75c and $1 A brand new shipment comprising
Silks at 10,900 yards of the most fashionable
25c a yard silks pongees, messaline, foulards,
for shirt waist costumes, etc. also five lots
of 45-inch voile chiffon cloth worth Jr Hsf
75c and fl yard, at As V V
Special Sale of Bonnet Black Taffetas
$1.00 Quality Dress Taffetas CftA
... JKs
at, a yard
$1.25 Dress Taffetas
at, a yard
$2 Qualify, full yard wide,
Taffeta, at, yard
Special Weave Guaranteed
Taffetas, yard
75c
1.29
93c
Bilk crepe chiffon voile chiffon fine French
etamine and voile Sicilians brillian tines,
etc. worth up to $1.50, yard, at
STOMACH TROIBLI5 AND CONSTIPATION.
Have) at Last Fallen Victims to
Mighty Science.
Thousands have given up in despair after
having doctored for years.
To those we make the following offer:
Cut out this advertisement and send It to
us, together with your name, address and
particulars of your case. On receipt of
your letter, we will send you an order on
your druggist for a full size bottle of
Milks' Emulsion, free.
Remember this Is not the usual small
camplo bottle given out by medicine com
panies free, but our regular full size 60-
cent bottle.
After taking the first bottle, you will
then be able to Judge for yourself of the
merits of Milks' Emulsion. We will then
give you a written guarantee, backed by
your druggist, that Milks' Emulsion will
cure you of stomach trouble or constipa
tion. Can you ask for more, knowing that
you can have your money back for the
asking If Milks' Emulsion falls to cure
you.
If you have never tried this wonderful
remedy, cut out this ad today and mall It
to the Milks' Emulsion Company, Terre
Haute, Indiana. 27
OMAHA THIRD IN RAPID RACE
Surpassed by Only Two Cities In
Per Cent of Gain la
Building-.
According to the Construction News
Omaha ranks third among twenty-three
leading cities of the country In the gain
in building operations for April over the
same month a year ago. Omaha's increase
Is 83 per cent, being exceeded only by
Brooklyn, with 138 per cent and Cincinnati,
With. 113 per cent. Kansas City had a fall
ing off of 8 per cent as did St. Paul. Speak
ing of the situation generally the News
says:
The virility which the situation shows
.since the season has started Is remarkable
In its significance. Operations have gone
on in must cities at a pace far In excess
of expectations of the most hopeful. In
the leading cities this is no more remark
able than In the small cities, from which
It Is impossible to obtain definite sta
' tistlcs. It is believed that the activity will
not only continue, but In all likelihood will
increase in volume irom now on.
Permits have been Issued to George C.
Mann for a $1,000 frame dwelling at lt15
Elm street and to John Wachtler for an
IHOO frame dwelling at 2714 South Twelfth
street.
Dress Goods. Worth up to $1.50 at 95c
95c
SILKOLINE AT lie A YARD
Special in Basement Tomorrow.
10.000 yards of silkoline in mill lengths, regular 1 f
. - . 1 J x 11 1111 11 ll Sfe
price is iz$o yara tomorrow inesemiu lengms ll )"
go in the basement, at, per yard Af
.175-
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You Can Be Cured
; of your
Rheumatism By Using
hallway's
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PRICE 50 CENTS.
TEH YEARS' REPUTATION.
FORMER WIFE CLAIMS DOWER
Woman Asks Court to Award Her
Part of First Husband's
Estate.
Mrs. Nellie J. Mallory has filed a petition
In the probate court asking that the will
of her husband by her first marriage be
set aside and that she be allowed the sum
of 11,815 from the proceeds of the estate.
The facts, as recited In the petition, show
that the petitioner was married to Joseph
C. Ernst more than twenty years ago. She
claims that upon the birth of a son about a
year after the marriage her husband or
dered her to give the child away or to
dispose of it, and that upon her refusal
so to do he left her and has never lived
with her since or contributed to her sup
port or that of the child.- The petitioner
B B EMibUstisd 1Mb. H
H B The purity, grace H if
RE and style of MB
if Dorflinger I
u Glassware
M commend it to care- V
ful purchasers at I
B peculiarly appropri. I
fl ale fer wedding I
f I preseoUtioa. 1 1
Beaton Drug Co., Omaha, Neb.
further declares that for fourteen years she
took In washings and did other manual
labor to support herself and the boy, and
that during this time her husband pro
cured a divorce without her knowledge and
by fraud and misrepresentation. Borne
years after she learned of this action on
his part, the petition states, Mrs. Ernst
married again, being "worn out and la 111
health from overwork."
TALKS TRADE JO LOCAL ANTIS
Samuel Rlnaker Seeks Support lor
C. 11. Dempster Delegate-aU
Large to Convention.
Samuel Rlnaker of Beatrice, one of the
Oage county republican leaders, was In the
city conferring with the antl delegation to
the state convention In the interest of C.
B. Dempster, who was unable to secure en
dorsement in Gnge county for district dele
gate to the national convention and now
wants to be delegate-at-large. It Is hoped
by the Rlnaker-Dempster men that some
kind of a trade can be fixed up with the
Douglas county antls that will help give
Dempster a footing at Lincoln Wednesday.
Victor Svranson Ilurled.
Victor Bwanson of Benson, the l-year-old
buy who was accidentally killed last Thurs
day evening by his brother, Conrad, was
burled Sunday afternoon. The Interment
Was at Mount Hope cemetery. Kev. Mr.
Crews and Kev. P. M. Lindberg of the
Swedlxh Immanuel church conducted tl.o
service Hi the home. The funeral was an
exceptionally sad one, owing to the cli-cumstani-es
of the younger brother's death.
It is said by those who have known the
buys for years that they were thoroughly
devoted to each other. They were alwuys
together and thilr inclinations seemed to
blend with unusual harmony.
Mortality Statistics.
The following births and deaths have
been reported to the Board of Health dur
ing the forty-eight hours ending 'at noon
Monday:
Ulrths Henry N. Stoltenberg, 3334 Bon'h
Twentieth avenue, girl; W. 1). ItusMnc
2117 YYi-liHtor. girl; Allon llouck, North
Twenty-stcoiui, boy.
Iathi Etta I.uena Welae!, 4fCl North
Twentieth. Ill; Iver fihrenkUl, died On ti..
Joseph's hospital, home, Vail, la., 12; Cyril
Howard, )w7 Center, 13; Victor Bwauson,
lieiwon. 16; John H Bell, i Vinton, 4s;
Lawrence John Dallont. WJ Ohio, ti lie
ew Hvbaia, fUl iHuuty. .
HILL BUYS THE IOWA ROAD
Miinssota Magnate Said to Have 8eourd
lei Voines and Fort Dtdg.
GIVES OUTLET FROM NORTH T9 ST. LOUIS
Report States that Tbls la Hot Part
of Hill's Plans for North
and South Lino to
Gulf.
Reports In circulation in railroad circles
are to the effect that James J. Hill has
quietly bought up the stock of the Des
Moines & Fort Dodge railroad until he
now has control of the property. It is said
that Mr. Hill has secured possession of this
line to give him a direct outlet from Min
neapolis and Bt. Paul to Bt. Louis via Des
Moines. It also will furnish him a good
freight route from Sioux City to Bt. Louis,
and will serve to connect the northern
Hill lines with the extensive coal fields
of Iowa which, It Is said, Mr. Hill has
long desired to tap with his lines. It is
understood that the Des Moines & Fort
Dodge purchase has nothing to do with the
alleged plans of Mr. Hill to acquire a north
and south line from Minneapolis to the
gulf.
Krelsrlit Men Check Rates.
Freight men Interested in an adjustment
of the grain rates from northern Nebraska
points to Minneapolis and St. Paul nre
holding a session In the offices of the
Northwestern In this city to check the ratoa
under the recent Chicago agreement. The
rates considered will be those applying
from points In the state north and east of
Norfolk through Bloux City to the northern
grain markets. Those In attendance at the
meeting sre B. M. Whltten, chief rate
clerk to the general freight agent of the
Great Northern at Bioux City; Lyman
Brinies, division freight agent of the
Omaha; J. O. Phlllri'i. asw'st'jnt general
freight agent of the Missouri Puclflc; J. A.
Kuhn, assistant general freight and
passengrr agent of the Nebraska and Wyo
ming division of the Northwestern, and E.
II. Wood, general freight agent eX the
Union Peciflo.
Because of
the Rain....
Good for the soil, but bad for busi
ness our "Tally-IIo" of bargains
advertised In the Sunday edition of
this newspaper will be continued In
all departments Tuesday no excep
tions are made as long as the goods
hold out The 'way down prices
will hold good, and wherever there
are Green Trading Stamp Sensa
tions these will hold good also
Tuesday.
If the roads are too soggy, use the
'phone. You are no further from
these rousing money saving oppor
nltles than you are Irom the re
ceiver. Our wagon deliveries cover the
entire city and Include Council
Bluffs, South Omaha, Walnut mil,
Orchard Hill, Clifton II111 and Ben
son. Mall order buyers can have tnc
advantages of the Sunday adver
tised sales while the goods hold
out up to Thursday noon.
New York World
Cut out the ooupon
and get $1.00 worth
of Little Green Stick
rs for it. Sta- C-lioo-ery
Depi...Ow
Wall Paper
The latest artistic Ideas In Wall
Paper.
Tuesday Is Remnant Sale Day. Bar
gains galore.
Third Floor.
Grocery!
The biggest, freshest, cleanest
and completest grocery between
Chicago and Denver that's a fact,
too!
Largest varieties, freshest goods,
newest food products. Because of
our persistent advertising of gro
ceries the SCORE CAM) Is in our
hands'. Competitors take their cue
from Bennett's.
Tuesday Special
Roaring Green Trad,
ing Stamp Sensation
for Tuesday Only!
n&jl order,
from out of town
will be allowed
"In" on thl. sensa
tion, but these
must b. received
not later than
Thursday.
Eight dollars worth of Oreen
Trading Stamps with this given
purchase of J1.00 first-class new
Canned Goods tip-top values at
the price quoted opposite them
values that are not duplicated by
any competitors In Omaha and
yet there's J8.00 of Little Oreen
Stickers with this little purchase
of $1.00
1 3-lb can solid packed tomatoes.loc
1 2-lb can Karly June Peas lOo
1 2-lb can Fancy Corn 15c
1 2-lh can Blckel Pears 16o
1 2-lb can tine Raspherr.les IBa
1 1-lb can fine quality Plneappls.lSo
1 8-11) can Peaches In syrup le
1 i-lb can Potted Ham 4o
$1.00
H8.00 worth of Little Oreen Stick
ers thrown In. Tuesday only.
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Eggs! Eggs!
New laid eggs strictly
fresh eggs
17c 17c
And 60c worth of
Green Trading Stamps
thrown In. No limit no
deliveries.
Phenomenal
THIS WE HEAR SO OFTEN IN
SPEAKING OP OUR BUSINESS SUC
CESS. BUT THBJ REASON IS PLAINLY
UNDERSTOOD. WE MAKE THE
WOOLENS RIGHT WE- MAKE THE
CLOTHES RIGHT WE MAKE THE
PRICES RIGHT.
Suits or $ C
Ov .rcoats 1 J
and
TH Made to
t3 Order
WE HAVE DIVORCED MANY WELL
DRESSED MEN WHO THOUGHT
THEMSELVES MARRIED TO THEIR
HIGH PRICED TAILOR.
British Woolen Mills Co.,
BIG TAILORS.
1408 DOUGLAS.
READS LIKE
A FAIRY TALE
Crossing the Rockies on a 43 foot
grade, light, easy curves, 80 pound
steel rails, a perfectly ballasted roadbed,
gigantio embankments of disintegrated granite-,
through tunnels bored in solid granite, over stone
and steol bridges, is now an accomplished faot.
A FASCINATING) PANORAMA OF
MARVELOUS ENGINEERING
Be sure your ticket reads over the
UNION PACIFIC
SHORTEST LINE
FASTEST TIME
XNQUXKa AT
SMOOTHEST TRACK
City Ticket Office, 1324 Farnam St
'Phone CM.
MAYOR BREAKS UP BAD HOUSE
wears to ( ompiami mu
rest of Keeper and Two Inmates
of Place.
On complaint of Mayor Moores that a
disorderly house was being maintained at
1817 St. Mary's avenue, Miss E. Morris,
nna Watson and E. J. W llklns were ar
rested, the first mentioned on a charge of
keeping the place and the other two as
inmates. They were all released on bondx,
hlch they forfeited by nonappearance In
police court for trial.
TUB MimOSCOPB
roves that Purasltes Cause Hair
Loss.
Nine-tenths of the diseases of the scalp
and hair are caused by parasitic germs.
The Importance of this discovery by Prof.
I'nna of the Charity hospital, Hamburg,
Oi-rmany, can not be overestimated. It ex
plains why ordinary-hair preparations, even
of the most expensive characti-r, fail to
cure dandruff: because they do not and
they can not kill the dnmlruff germ. The
only hair preparation in the world that
positively destroys the dandruff parasites
that burrow up the scalp Into scales called
scurfT or dandruff, is Newbro's Hurplclde.
In addition to Its destroying the dandruff
germ Herplclde is also a delightful hair
dressing. Bold hy leading drueglsts. Band
10 cents In stamps for sample to The Her
plclde Co.. Detroit, Mien. Sherman A Mo
ConneU Drug Co., social sent.
ELIMINO
LIMlNATUM
LI Ml NETS
Ever hear of chese remedies? They are
So different from the so-called patent medi
cines that they are not compared with them
by any one vho has used tnem.
There is certainly going to be an Innova
tion In the treatment of such diseases s
rheumatism, neuralgia, blond poison, uric
Behl poisoning, heurt trouble, catarrh and
the many kindred diseases caused hy lack
of circulation. All we want is a chance to
prove the merits of the ELIMINO REM
KI'IKS. Nobody need take any chance with these
remedies, 'cause tha man who makes them
Is glad to take all rhe chances. UK Ol'AR
ANTKE8 Til KM TO I0 WHAT HE BAYS
THEY WILL, IK), and he doesn't claim
they will raise the dead, as do some FAT
KNT M EDll'INE ads.
This Is no ti for $i game. Tou don't have
to take six bottles necessarily, 'cause many
cases ure cured with one or two.
Are you sick and tired reading about how
some remedy cured snme one away down In
Alabama or up lij Maine? You watch this
paper and you II see the names of PEOPLE
YOU KNOW who are well from taking the
Kllmlno Kemedloe IuNT TAKE OIK
WORD, BI T YOL'B OWN.
CUT PRICE
DRUG ATOitU
E T. YATES. Preii.
Jlth and Chicago Bts.. Omaha. 'Phones
t7 and m Mta and N flu.. South Omaha,
'Phons No. I til) A and Mala Ml,
Ceuncll blurs 'Pbons UX. All goods de
livtrsd la e!thr eity absolutely free.
SGHAEFER'S
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
riae Photosraphle Illustrations.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Send fur Saaanla Ceor
(Tuesday's onoy Savers
Ladies' Sample Gowns and Skirts
at 98c.
Handsomely trimmed with embroidery and lace, and made of the finest quality nf
long cloth and noinsnoa an sample garments, no rwo aitao . nur
worth 11.50 to 13.00 your choice Tuesday "c '
BOO tlOZEN, C TO son.
Men's fancy lisle thread hose, all the
newest patterns 1()c
Tuesday, choice, pair vw
600 DOZRN, n.W
Quality men's fine shirts, new de
signs a great A.lin
snap at
.One lot ladies and children's black and
fancy colored hose at .! w
11.60 LADIES' TTMnRKLIAS. BSC
Extra quality Gloria silk umbrellas, large variety QQP
of handsome handles worth ta.fO at
Great Silk Sale
11.000 YARDS FINE SILKS, purchased
from the liberty biljs. ;-., oi in. x.,
purchased at a great bargain, enables
us to offer you the best values In
strictly high grade silks, ever offered
In the city.
FOULARDS, PRINTED TAFFETAS,
PERSIANS. Fancy silks or ail aesenp
tlons, worth 11.00, $1.25 flQr
and 11.60-on sale -
BILKS FOR SUITS the popular Styles so
much In favor this season CQn
moet fashlonablo shades, at J ,
DOUBLE WIDTH BLACK GRENADINE, d
ll.m. tl.25, td.50 and fl.00 Cllpl
values at "v'
FANCY RILKS FOR WA1STB AND
purrs worth up to 3.oo 75c
Fine Black Silks from the Liberty Silk Co.
27-ln. wide BLACK TAF- ROc I 'JJU wide black. 1'lUAU
FETA, at OVCI DI5 BOIE, at
$1 DO yard wide BLACK RRc I 2;" ??f U'1,,,rBJjA91C
TAFFETA, at OOW pEAU DE BOIE, at....-
75c
1.15
SPECIAL, 4C NOTION SALE.
10c corset steels
20o needle books ..
lOo dressing combs
16o fine combs
luc feather stitched
braid
lOo hair pins
10c tooth brushes .
and many other
" j 6
v.".E'..nr9u
Thread Sale
Full 200 yards sewing thread, black or
white, Nos. 8 to AO, c
Tuesday, per spool ,w
Beldlng Bros' sewing silk, on 20 Cr
yard spools, 100 yards for 1
Linen threads 3c and 6c per spool. En
Brooks silky crocnet cotton, g tor ...
Wool Dress Goods
Be Sure and Attend Our Famous Wool Dress Goods Sale
From 9 A. M. to 12 M.
We will sell 75c henriettas, 64-lnoh mohairs, 64-Inch Sicilians, $1.00. $2.00 and $150
voiles, $1.00 voile etamlnes, M-lnch all wool suitings ana an entirety new line or
spring dress goods that sell from 76c to $3.00 per yard in lengths from Oft C
2Vs to T yards, and only one pattern to a customer at, a yard
Wool Chally Sale from 2 to 4:30 P. M.
We will sell Imported chnllire, In all wool and printed henrlettas, la all rol, that
old at 75c ana i.ou per yara 7Rn
1 A ..Aets. a a ALslnmaH Alt a VoM MUW
VUi IV fM UD W VUBVUIHGI U Vf n J Vb SSS S . )
Sensational Bargains in Domes
fiLn aim liukiid
At T5o a yard, extra wide satin finish
Irish bleached table damask.
At 98o yard, heavy double satin damask,
table linen.
At Mo dozen, all linen bleaohed napkins,
6-8 size. . . . .
At 10c each, large double warp, bleached
and unbleached Turkish towels.
At $1.08 Tuesday, U yard fine Kngiisn
long cloth. .
At 6v4o yard. Imported French percale,
36 Inches wide, all colors.
At 7ViO yard, Irish dimities, lac Stripe
mulls and organdies.
At Sfto yard, standard calicos, plain and
'"aoOo yard, big table sheer white goods,
worth up to 25c a yard.
At 49o yard, heavy all linen Scotch table
damask.
Grocery, Hardware and Crockery
PRICES THAT SWEEP ALL COMPETITION.
DOUBLE TRADING STAMPS WITH EV
PARTMENT, TUESDAY.
is-lh sacks hurh oatent Minnesota
flour
Large sacks eornmeal 12ViO
Hand picked navy beans, good rloe.
' tapioca, sago, barley and farina, lb..3Vc
3-lb. can solid packed tomatoes 7Vio
6 bars White Russian, Diamond C. Beat-'Em-All,
Swifts Pride or Armours
laundry soap 18o
3-lb. cans Boston baked beans 8U,o
K-lb. oans Potted and Deviled ham ,...So
Force, Vigor, Vim, Malta Vita, Neu-
tnta or fegg-o-nee, pag iao
CRACKER SPECIALS
Fancy soda, oyster, butter or milk
crackers, lb ; &Hc
Fancy crisp ginger snaps, lb 4o
2-lb. pkg. breakfast, oatmeal ..6o
TEA AND COFFEE BPECIALS
Fancy Golden Rio Coffee, lb 12Ho
Fancy Marlcalbo, a good coffee for
family use lite
Choice teas slftlngs, from finest teas..!2V,o
ERY PURCHASE ' JN GROCERY TXB-
FRESH FRUIT SPECIALS
Large Juicy seedless lemons, dos ......lOo
Large juicy sweet Highland oranges,
doxen ..... U
Fancy Colorado White Clover honey,
per rack ljo
Fancy Hallow'nen dates, lb ...... ......6a
CROCKERY BPECIALS , -
ODDS AND ENDS IN DECORATED
WARE, VALUES FROM IOC TO 86C
YOUR CHOICE THIS SALE ....... .la
HARDWARE SPECIALS
12 tine rskus, each .mm m. lto
Garden hoes, each ......... . ..... ......lfx)
Steel spades, each ...... ......... ......... .490
Lawn sprinklers, each ... 1S0
Garden nose, per foot 6V4o
Poultry netting, per ftquara foot a
2-burner gasoline stove ........ $2. 40
Adjustable screens, each ........ ......2&o
WE OrvE TRADING STAMPS AJ
UJ V Annnnann)
HAVDEN BROS.
Wltf
s 5 air
follow tlio Flag."
Hints
IHsi
Purchase round trip tickets rate from Omaha, $11.80,
Correspondingly cheap rites from ail points.
' Take as small amount of baggage as possible.
Avoid checking small I If.ccs, such as telescopes, grips, etc
Have your name and address printed plainly on your trunk.
If you have anything to theck have same checked to World's ralr Station.
Reserve sleeping car space as farahead as possible.
Secure rcoms or hotel accommodations at early date.
Select the shortest and quickest route thus avoiding unnecessary delays and
saving time.
Leave the train at World's Fair Station which Is five miles from Union
Station. This saves time, annoyance and much confusion In big crowds.
If you are traveling East or South purchase tickets through via the
Wabash which allows ten days' stop at St. Louis en all tickets.
Get a Wabash World's Fslr folder giving maps of Grounds, Buildings, City
of Bt Louis and other reliable Information. For Rates, Maps, Eteeplng Car
Berths, call at Wabash City Ticket Office
0(501! Farnam
OR ADDRESS
HARRY E. MOORES, G. A. P. D
OMAHA, NEB.
GRADUATION GIFTS
Watches, ' Rl ngs, Uroochea, Stick "Plnsi, Lockets and
fhfilns Fountain Pens. Jewel Holes, Fobs, Manhunt
lM.n-Lwe have hundreds of other beautiful things to
Show you. ppenu a tow iimiuia ih our siure.
looK ter ine imuio
S. W. Lindsay, Jeweler.
1916 DouglM fcU