TIIK OMAHA DAILY I1EE: TUESDAY. DECEMBER 13, 1904.
Real
Santa
Clstrs
H
oliday Sales
JEWELRY SPECIALS IN THE ARCADE
Fancy Military Brushes In ebony and rose- TK '
wood, purer mounted 0f
iiVAfJX .... ,-..
fr'sM. Clothes Brushes-Ebony, TtV CI
AfriB Btag and rosewood, silver UiQ.
WCxX&d' mounted at Vi'v
V 7 7X'li;X, ?tV
Mirrors In rosewood and
ebony, round and oval A
shapes special at, fC
each
Miller Bros, silver plated
oblld's knife, fork and n
poon In fancy box X is
worth II. at......
Embossed leatherette
glove boxes, etc. in blue,
green worth 50o eah, at..
Hat Brushes Ebony, it. and fO
roewood, aterling
diitoi iu'uu r-,i aw
Quadruple
ware creamers, sugar,
butters, bread trayi,
child cups. sto. at.
Imported Clocks -Fancy
glass caes, warranted
perfect time pieces
at, each
handkerchief boxes, tie boxes.
red. brown and
silver plated
49c
i n ti f v
1.49
boxes.
25c
Special Bargains in Toy Dept.
$1.25 Kid Body Dolls for 59c-18 inchea Ion?, bisque
head, open and shut eve, sewed wijf, shoe and stock
in?s, the well known Fl orodora make. It i a
dill well worth $1.2-; we b urht an immense
quantity of them so cheap we sell them each'
Another Kid Body Doll 14 Inches long, shoe andf
stockings, bisque head, regular 35c quality, ea. Uv
One immense table of All Kinds of Framed Pictures
These are all manner i f subjects and all kind cf frames
large, very large and some small; they are worth
from $1.25 to 82.50, they go, as long as they f,0
last, for, each T'C
On Big Table of Henty Books -32 titles, regu- 1 "Xl
lar price 25o each they go at, eacn 1C
We Have All the New Card Oames-Pit, Bunco. Wig,
Cabbage, Game, Bid, Djsperation, Sherlock Holmes,
Flinch and many o'.herg.
Croklnole Boards regular S1.25 Qo-Carts-Good well made go-ca-ts
kind will go at, with four Iron wheels, QO
uV for, each JUb
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I I OMAHA WEATHER REPORTTaesdar Snow andjColder.
mi 8 B FT 1FT TTTITT" IHhr'yP I
jmuuu nil mi i;-' a
m mhm mv hi
lllltSM r y el T f a djl i temps! 1 8
eaoh.
Handkerchief Sale Tuesday
Ladies sneer linen nand-vl J
kerchiefs, all widths of fine hem- I Jr"r
stitching, worth up to 25a each II S. H
at, each -
Great assortment of ladies', men's and children's
plain white end fancy colored T i
. border handkerchiefs, some In- J?GmjCm U 2C
Ladies' fine Swiss embroidered handkerchiefs, also
all linen embroidered anrtfl f 1 E ir
scalloped edge handkerchiefs! II I "IP, J J) C
Misses' and children's all woulf C I Dent's all wool golf gloves 10,
worth 50c, at aJK
1 vStvV
golf gloves worth 25c, at.
See Christmas J
Windows L
asMsv . r ri sua wom bsi
IS. See Christmas
Windows
CARLAND REBUKES LAWYERS
Fedtral Judge Telli Bummen and Blsaa
( They Insult ths Court.
PRESUME ON IGNORANCE OF JURIST
CoiihI for Ilenry Gnltar, AUeaed
Horderer of Father, Seek to
- I'rore Him Xot an
Indian.
W. 8. Bummers and T. J. Sloan, attor
neys for Henry Guitar, Indian, and alleged
murderer of his father, Stephen Guitar,
were sharply rebuked In federal court yes
terday by Judge Carland, who told them
their questioning of a certain witness was
an insult to the Intelligence of the court
and would not be tolerated.
A half-breed Indian by the name of
Carey La Flesche, was on the wltneas
stand. Ths attorneys for the defense sought
to prove by La Fleacbe that Guitar was
not an Indian and made some inquiries
of the witness as to the allotment laws.
Immediately District Attorney Baxter in
terposed an objection.
. "And ths objection is further sustained
, from .the -fact . that question of counsel
Is an insult to the court in seeking to in
struct ths court on law matters through
the mouth of an Indian," asserted Judge
Carland' with considerable warmth of feel
ing. ' The testimony was concluded before
Judge Carland in the United States circuit
oourt yaetsrday at 4:10 p. m., with the de
fendant as the last wltiuwe. District At
torney Baxter . then began his argument
and soen adjournment was taken to
1:30 this ' morning. A motion was
made by the attorneys for the defense that
the oourt Instruct ths Jury to find a verdict
of not ru)lty. oij the hypothesis that the
accused was not an Indian and that conse
quently the court had no jurisdiction in the
case. The motion was promptly overruled
by the oyurt.
j Line of Denfeaes.
The whole line of defense Is to prove
that Henry Guitar is not an Indian and re
peated motions and objections have been
made by the defense to establish this fact,
but in each instance the motions and ob
jections have been overruled. The essen
tial point sought to be established by the
defense Is -that tribal relations do not ex
ist on -the Onutha Indian reservation and
that the sauntered Stephen Guitar was not
an Indian, at least not more than a half
breed, his Indian blood being that of the
Pawnee race, he having been adopted lit
childhood by the Fontanelle family and
subsequently adopted Into ths Omaha
tribe. The son, Henry Guitar, also la said
not to be aa Indian in a legal sense, al
though It Is conceded he, aa well as his
father, received an allotment of land as an
Indian of the Omaha tribe. The purpoea
of the defense Is to carry the case to the
state courts, .
Robert Cusraden's orchestra concert this
evening et Creigbtun University audito
rium. Tickets at Htups's. '
SEWERAGE FOR FORT OMAHA
First Taalla ltes Toward Reeahlll
tetlns Old Flae Ordered
from Washington.
Word was received from the War depart
ment Sunday announcing the first steps In
tl.e rehahUltatlun of old Fort Omaha.
Uajor 74i I In ski, quartermaster at this point,
was Instructed to advertlsa for bids for
putting in a severags system on ths mili
tary reservation and ths contract will be
let In the near future.
When Senator Millard left for Washing
ton he announced he would give his par
Bonal efforts toward hurrying on the work
of preparing the qsarters for soldiers. Bvfe
dently he has been successful In the Initia
tory stages.
Quartermaster Major Zalinskl expressed
the opinion and the hope that the work of
putting the post in good condition would go
on with celerity.
Robert Cuscaden's orchestra concert thi8
evening at Crelghton University audito
rium. Tickets at Hospe's.
MOORE PLEADS Nof GUILTY
Policeman Charged with Man
slaughter of George O'Nell
la on Trial.
Fred C. Moore was arraigned In the dis
trict court before Judge Day, charged with
manslaughter. He pleaded not guilty.
This Is the policeman who, February 28, of
the present year, in Henry Keatlng's sa
loon on North Sixteenth street, beat up
George O'Neil with his club so badly the
latter died shortly afterward. '
The mother, sister and brother of the
young fellow were in court, the women
wearing mourning and the mother crying.
Moore was arraigned' and hesitated to an
swer the question, guilty or not guilty, until
he was assured the latter was a perfectly
safe plea to enter. A. 8. Ritchie was ap
pointed to defend the prisoner and the Jury
will be empanneled Tuesday morning.
Considerable feeling exists against the
prisoner, who, during his career on the
force had beaten up Ane or two other
prisoners. He, however, claimed he acted
in self-defense. O'Nell st the time of
the assau.t in the saloon was intoxicated.
His skull sras fractured.
Toys! Torsi
The toy department at Orchard & Wll
helm Carpet Co. Is attracting unusual at
tention. There are so many new, novel
Ideas in toys, that make their display par
ticularly Interesting.
Mortality Statistics.
The following births and deaths lave
been reported to the Board of Health dur
ing the forty-eight hours ending at noon
Monday:
Births-Frank F. Osborn, 2419 Binney,
boy; Claud.) Mutiro 4ol North Twenty
fifth avenue, boy; George m. llettle. Fif
tieth and Burdette, boy.
Deaths Hurry Meiawski, Courtland
Beach, 11); Kddie Krugcr. Courtland Beach,
lo; llattle Pollard 813 North Thirty-second.
2; Jan Kuncl, Florence. Mi; Mra Patrick
Duugherty, Z&iO Chicago, 39.
Marriage Licenses. ,
The following marriage licences were Is
sued up to noon December 12:
Name and Residence. Age.
John W. Anderson, Omaha................ 44
IJIlie N. Culver, Omaha 39
Seth H. Rarden, Stevens Point, Wis 36
Annie Phillips, Omaha 34
Frank Roberts, Omaha 24
Jennie Hunter, Omaha 21
IS-K. Wedding Rings. Fc holm. Jeweler
Ennui Still Absent.
No word has yet been received regarding
the whereabouts of K. A. Kmerson of-Benson,
who left two weeks ago under the
effects of what Is believed to be his second
lapse of memory. Itst summer the young
man was gone a week snd was as muni
surprised at his sbsenre as were his family
ana friends. He has been in the employ of
the Hay ward Bros. Khn company, lie has
a wife and child at Benson.
Or. Lyon's
PERFECT
Tooth Powder
AN ELEGANT TOILET LUXURY
Ustxl by people of refinement
for over a quarter of a ceaturj
PR! PARED BY
Only Eleven Days Till Christmas
Don't Wait Till the Eleventh Hour.
Do Your Trading Tuesday
Do It Now!
Enjoy Christmas shopping while it's enjoyable, while
complete selections are at your hand, while the pleasantest
shopping renter in the entire west with it's broad, roomy,
airy aisles and long sweeping counters is laden with just the
goods you want and prices less than you look for.
Do it now! Do it now! Do it now!
Books! Books!
Christmas Cards,
Christmas Cards.
Stationery novelties, hand
some note paper with your
monogram or crest, fancy
desk mementoes, c o r r e -spondence
trilles, fountain
pens, ink stands no end to
the lists of suitable gifts
from our big stationery sec
tion and book department.
Main Floor.
SeLiita
Clans
In all his glory on our sec
ond flor. IMggest varieties,
largest demonstration dis
plays. Delights for the old
and young. Second Floor.
GROCERY
FIN'R OROCRRIES MAKE A FINE
TABLB, AND A FINK TABLE
MAKES LIFE WORTH LIVING.
Twenty (12.0O) Orn Trading- Stnmps
with pound package Ben- OQn
nett s Capitol Coffee
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading: Stnmps
Teih...l!?.l :.. 38c
Ten fll.OO) Oreen Trading Stumps
with seven bars Swift's pride OEp
Soap AJU
Ten .00) Green Trading- Stamps with
pound cn Bennett's Capitol OAr
Baking Powder fS
Ten (fl.OO) Green Trading Stamps
wnn tnree packages Lemon f er
aw
Snaps.
Ten (U.00) Green Trading Stamps
with pound Schepp's Oflr
Cocoanut StL
New Raisins,
pound
New Currants,
pound
New Cnndled Peel,
pound
...8c
10c
25c
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with
three packages Rennett's OS.
Capitol Mince Meat at sStJC
Ten (fl.OO) Green Trading Stamps fnr
with Glass Jar Syrup lu
5 (Dflc) Green Trading Stamps
with can Pumpkin
10c
CANDY
Call on us earlv and make your se-lectlons-LOW
PRICKS PREVAIL.
Stick Candy Assorted Flavors
Six Sticks ir,
for
Thirty Sticks
for
5c B
r
Gold
Will be given for any adulteration
found in these candies or chocolates.
Gunfiior's Famous , Chicago Oandios
Sold at Chicago pricet by 1
MYERS-DILLON D3J3 02., ISth and Farnam Sts.
I VISITORS WELCOME TO OUR NEW MODEL FACTORY g
None SuchMince Meat i
0 la 2-PIs 10c Packages with List of Valuable Premiums. - ftS-mm !
Cures dandruff. Stop Ulllnf 1 lr. Kllv Itcnln?.
NEW3R.0'S HERPICIDE
Tlw ORIQUHAL rssssdy that "kill ths Dandruff Oerm."
CSOING-l GOING ! GONE 111
ODE WILL
HER?!
SfSlTt HEEPKIDC WILL SAVE IT TOO LATE FOR UERP1QD2
slous ulrease that will, sooner 01 Inter.
cause baldness. A writer in Medical Review
cf Reviews says, "School children should
know thst it Is dirtv to use another's hair
brush." Newbro's Herplclde renders public
hair brushes harmless by destroying ths
dandruff microbe. A delightful hair dress
ing. Gives wonderful results.
rsi Sor:t. II OS. Ststf Wc Stmsi te IflMCme CO.. D-st I. Dttrtll, Nick. tr a
SHERMAN & MoCOMNELL DRUG CO.. Special Ajrna.
APPLICATIONS AT PROMINENT BARBER BHOPB.
A noted dermatologist says, "Ths time
Is coming when sn unsterlllzed puolic
hair brush will be as rare as a publlo
tooth brush." The reason Is that dirty
hair brushes spread dandruff, and true
dandruff is now known to be a coots.
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BOY
ANTED
A
in every town to sell
our new Saturday Bee.
It contains 18 page of special magazine features, including
10 colored pages with BUSTER RROW2, COMICS, altogether 34
pages, and Is a big seller everywhere on Saturday afternoon, when
the fanners are in town.
We will send any boy the first 10 COPIES FREE.
A few weeks sgo we sent Bemle McCafferty, O'Nefll.
Neb., ten free copies, and he Is now selling 35 copies
every Saturday afternoon, from which he gels 70 cents
profit You can do as well if you try.
- For Full Particulars Write to
The Omaha Bee,
Omaha. Nebraska.
CHRISTMAS PRESENT
COUPON
I J any one tending us immedi
ately $1.80 (and this coupon,
we will tend free of coir
GIFT 1 A superb portfolio.
stamped in gilt, and containing
photo-Audies cf beautiful wo
men, modeis, and players.
GIFT 2 A fac-simile water
color, readyfor framing, show
ing the sky-scrapers of New
York as seen at twilight an
exquisite work of art.
liIE i J An art booklet, in
brown covers, stamped in sold,
and containing sixteen full-page
portraits of well-known society
beauties printed on plate paper.
GIFT 4 Copies of the Novem
berand December (Christmas)
issues of The Metropolitan, in
cluding all the color insert il
lustrations.
Q These four gifts can be sent to the re
milter of the $1.60.
I The two gifts below can be sent to the
remitter friend.
q If you prefer, ws will scad ALL SIX
direct to you.
GIFT 5 A full year's subscrip
tion to 1 he Metropolitan, com
mencing with the January, 1 905,
number.
GIFT 6 A beautiful subscrip
tion certificate to be sent to
the recipient of the magazine
and bearing toe name of the
sender.
A LL of the above for the price
of the magazine alone $1.80.
Have The Metropolitan sent for a
year to your friend, together with
the illuminated subscription certifi
cate, and have the "Portfolio of
Beau'y," the book of American So
ciety Types, the fac-simile water
color and the November and De-
c ember issues ot I he magazine all
sent to your own address. This
offer is only good for one month
from date. Mention this paper, and
send us this Coupon,
The Metropolitan Magazine,
J West 29th St.. New York.
DR. .
McGREW
SPECIALIST.
Treats sU forms st
DISEASES OF
MEN
XS Tears' Ks uerleaee
IS Vears la Oma&s
A Medical Esperl
w haft semsrsable
uaress has never
been i eel led.
Nearly 3J,wOO Cases Cured.
'.rlcoo.U. Hrdrocl.. SlooS Polwe. Strlctr. OI
OlMb
Stnastk 4 VIUUU.
Narrow Dabllltr. km
His Home Treatment
baa sarmsoanllr vaa Uanaaoaa ot m ml ikmli
K.r.Vua7 Kcotal. Kulu.r . Biaddjr a.d Ski. bi
..... .. ..n nut. Sara tlaaa ana moan by urn
ariblns roul caa. a rlta lor SRKS BOOK a
larma ef Iraolmaot. btWielna at la Blata aJua,
Charge Low. Consultation Fro:
OSius Haura a a. aa. i wuaaa. a
i. a u a n. Call ar riu. aw tea
CiSce 114 a - Ostahs. Mas.
DEPUTY STATE VETERINARIAN.
H. L RAMACCI0TTI, D. V. S.
CITY VETERINARIAN.
Office snd Infirmary, IMh and Mason fits.
Santa Claus
Omaha
Headquarters
Toys. Dolls, llanos.
Wagon. Hlda. etc.
Our rear room,
ground floor, is
Tor land.
THI KKMARI.B STORR.
The Createst
Stock of
Holiday Goods
THE moH beautiful and inter
esting of all the Christmas
periodical is the great
Christmas
Metropolitan
in which you will find stirring sto
ries and articles by Thomas Nelson
Page, W. A. Fraser, E. S. Martin,
Joel Chandler Harris, Richard Le
Gallienne, Charles G. D. Roberts,
Alfred Henry Lewis, Harrison
Rhodes, and many others. The
150illustrations,intwo,threeand
four colors, are by Gucrin, Rhead,
Clay, Bull, Conde, Penfield, Par
rish, and Haskell, and repro
ductions from many photographs.
THIS Xmas issue is filled with
good reading and fine pic
tures; it is a delight from cover to
cover; it is a worthy Christmas
gift in itself and is now on sale
everywhere for 15 cents a copy.
FOR the entertainment of the
whole family there is no bet
ter magazine published than The
Metropolitan.
THE following special offer it
presented in the interests of
those who wish to send to a friend
a gift and at the same time receive
four free holiday gifts for them
selves :
Cat oat this Coupon.
BUY HOLIDAY GIFTS NOW
Gr:at Half-Price Sale Continues Tuesday
Swiss. Hmislltohpd. KmKr-ilrtTrd snd Initial Hsndkrrrhlrfs snd a handsome
Mmpla line of Toll.-t Sets, Military Bru.-hs, Combs snd Brush Seta, Cloth Vrushesv
Mirrors, Hat Bnmhea, etc
ON SALE TUESDAY
t yro sr looklnir for Holiday Gifts remember you can save Just oria-hsjf st this
arra.t sale. Come tarly.
HANDKERCHIEF SALE TUESDAY '
Sc fancy Initial Handkerchiefs.
at
10c pure Linen Handkerchiefs,
at
15c si.tllored EmbroiJred Ha.nd-
Kerchlffs, st.
I 25c scalloped Embroidered Hand-
' a
kerchiefs, at.
..2Jc
... 5c
...74
I2ic
35c pure linen Embroidered Hand
kerchlofs, st
17ic
60c rure linen Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs, at
Jl.no pure linen Embroidered Crt,-.
Handkerchiefs, tvery fli.. at CVJW
BRUSHES AND TOILET SETS AT HALF PRICE TUESDAY
50c fancy Hair Brushes,. 2T
75c fancy Hair Brushes, at. 55c
IL00 fancy Hair Brustus. at 50c
n.O) fancy Hair Biushes. at $1.(0 1
$1.50 Clothes Brushes, St. bc j
$7.00 Toilet S&U. at $3.50 I
Every piece In perfect con
S0rt Toilet Sets, at
$:'.00 Toll-t Sets, at
$.00 Toilet Sots, st
$4.00 Toilet Pets, at
J.i (O Toii.'t Pet a, at
$S.OO Toilet Sets, st
liO.OO Toilet bets, at
dltlon and of the latest style.
MM
.H.'-
.$1 50
.JJ..0
.p '0
.$
GREAT BARGAINS IN ART
BEAt'TIFTT, PICTURES. HANDSOMELY FRAMKIV Oils, Water Colors, Tastels.
Crayons, Steel Enaravli.ss. Etching. 1'h t iRravtn . etc. The nilre l:lgh gals
stock of the IOWA AftT CO., Ltt WEST BROADWAY. COUNCIL HH'FKS, IOWA,
NOW ON SALE AT HAIF I'KICE. Die greatest values ever shown In Omaha.
As An Extra Special
we are showing Tuesday BOO ColorgTaphs, 8x10 Inches with J-lnrh gilt frame, pretty
studios in landsCMpe, figures and marines, splendid vajue at ito special 2ti0
at
ORDER ENGRAVING NOW
1 100 Engraved Visiting Cnrds front OQfl
100 Ensraved VLltln Cards and CO 1 1
nlnl. .iuu.1.1 .. . L.I imli, r v nlnl. I .,s n 1 D 1 nl
WK AKK OMAHA HKAJjyUAKTBiKSJ OK eUKAVlU.
More Silks for Tuesday from the Goodman-Williamson Stock
A visit to, the Silk Department will convince you that the bargains are simply
Irresistible.
BLACK TAFFETA Z! and 36-lnchtfjr-widths,
worth Sl.iiO. at. yard U7i.-liH.
Yard wide Black Taffe.a, genuine
Swiss, worth $1.75, at, yard
Still more Crepe de Chine, black
and all colors, at, yard
.1.10
49c
The new Rajah Bilk, SO-lnch, all f OS
colors, at, yard ,,,lJ
The new Klectrlo Silks, Messaline nRf
finitih, at. yard ." w
Fancy Silks galore. Over 2v) pieces go OA
sale at most amaslng low pi Ices.
GRAND XMAS GROCERY OPENING
ETC.
WE ARB
FOR YOUR XMAS PUDDINGS, PIES, CAKES, DESSERTS,
HEADQUARTERS.
19n i 8-lb can Green Gnge or Egg Plums 10a
3"0 2-lb. can Sweet Sugar Corn 7Vw
2-lb can fancy Wax, Siring or Lima
Fancy Imon, Orange or Citron, lb
The best pure g.ou:ul Spleen, lb
Choice Muscatel Kal.sln, lb
Fancy London Layer Raisins, lb....
Choice Cleaneti Currants, lb 7c
f ancy jungiisn Cleaned currant.", lo.... sVn
caiirornia crawroru fescues, lb....
Fancy Mulr Peaches, lb
California Apricots, lb
Fancy Moor Park Apricots, lb 1J40
California Bartlett Pears, lb 12-'
CANNED GOODS, ETC.
5c
1UC
Beans 7Vi
2- lb. can Early June Peas 70
10 bars best laundry 6oap 26o
Quart can fancy Table Syrup 7rJ
4-lb. pnekago Gold Dust 15o
Sapolio, bar 6o
Pearlino, iwckage
3- lb. can Michigan Apples , 5o
1-lb. Jar puis Fruit Preserves 7Ho
UooU Japan Rice, lb 2HJ
Hand picked Navy Beans, lb 80
Breakfast Kolled oats, id.... fa
ia
3-lb. can solid packed Tomatoes 71Ae
8-lb. ran Boaion Baked l:n 7KL
8-lb. can Hominy or Sauer Kraut 7c Fresh, crisp Ginger Snaps, lb
GRAND XMAS FRUIT OPENING OMAHA'S GREATEST.
Fresh arrival of our famous Highland Oranges will go on sale large, sweet 12c
and Juicy, at, dozen
NUTS. NUTS. NUTS. I Funcy Soft Shell Almonds, lb..... 20o
Fancy Brazil Nuts, lb 12 I Fancy, large, polished Pecans lb..... .12VW
Fancy Spanish Filbert, lb 15c I ALL OF THE ABOVE KINDS 12C
Fancy Soft Shell Walnuts, lb 17Vc J MIXED-pound , -aaw
HAVDEft! BROS.
SIGNETS, OPALS AND FANCY
Rlnrs nobby, tasty designs; new patterns. We are show
ing the largest line of these goods we have ever shown.
You ought to see our Bead Necklaces and Solid Gold
Bracelets. Our Gold Brooches are hantlsomo pieces; ,nnd
lave you ever seen our Hand fainted i ninar rxo nice
cods In the cl;y. Spend a few minutes In our store
.ook for the name.
S. W. LINDSAY. Jeweler,
1516 Douglas St.
Of acres of land situated along the line of the
UNION PACIFIC
RICH in Soil
ADMIRABLE in Location, with
ABUNDANCE of Water, and
IMMUNITY from Malaria
And at an altitude where every sort of product,
not tropical, can be grown
FOR INFORMATION
about that vast region traversed by th Union Pacifia
and itt connections drop a letter or postal card to
City Ticket Office. 1324 Farnam St.
" nitons aia.
Holiday
Excursions
The IJock Island Hystem announces the
following arrangement for Christinas and
New Year holiday rates:
East of MiHHOuri Kiver; Fare and one-third
for round trip between all points on Iiock
Island System, regardless of diutance.
West of Missouri Kiver; One fare plus fifty
cents for the round trip, between all points
on Iiock Island and Frisco Systems.
Dates of Rale: December 24, 25, 26 and
31, 1904, and January 1 and 2, 1905. Final
return limit leaving destination to and in
cluding January 4, 1903. ,
For further information call or write
F. P. RUTHERFORD, D. P. A.,
1323 FARNAM ST., OMAHA, NEB.
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OMAHA. NEB. Telephone tU