THE OMAIIA' DAILY. EEEr FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1904.
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. Miss; - Hapgood tells how she wa? cured
of Fallopian and Ovarian Inflammation
and escaped an awful operation by using.
Lydia E PuiHum's Vegetable , Compound
Diuii Mrs. PniKHAM:I suffered for four years with what the
doctors called Salpingitis (inflammation of the fallopian tubes) and ova
ritis, which axe most distressing and painful ailments, affecting all the
surrounding parts, undennlning the constitution, and gapping" the life
forces., .If you had seen me a year ago, before I began taking L.ydla E.
Finkham'c Vegetable Compound, and had noticed the sunken eyes,
allow complexion, and general emaciated condition, and compared thai
person with me as I am today, robust, hearty and well, you would not
wonder that I feel thankful to you and your wonderful medicine,
which restored me to new life and health in fire months, and saved me
m,an jful operation.". Hiss I&sns ILlkjood, 102 Sandwich St,
.7h)dsqrPnt., ...... . .,
Oraritri or Inflammation of th orarie or fallopian tube which adjoin the
Orariea may result from audden atoppinf of the monthly flow, from inflamma
tion of tha womb, and many other causes. Tha alig-hteet indication of trouble
with the OTaries, indicated by dull throbbing pain la the aide, accompanied
- by neat and shootlnjr palna, should elaim your instant attention. It trill not v
core itself, and a hospital operation, with all ita terror, may easily result from
'.-.pelect .. . . . ?
.m "DaAB Mrs. Ptnxhak: I can truly say that yea Lave saved
my life, and I cannot express niy gratitude to you In words: "
'' J ."-"Before I wrote to you telling how I felt, I had doctored for over '
. two year steady and spent lota of money in medicine besides, but it all
, , iv uu mq ujr guuu. juj menses
faintintr
I will alwava WwwwriTnwnrl mnt
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these few lines may lead others who suffer as I did to try your'
remedies." JUa. T. G .Wiixadsik, R. R. No. 1, -Manninglowa.1 -
"' ' . 8ch unquestionable testimony proTea thW power of Lvdla E. Pink- ' '
nam's Vegetable Compound over dlaeaaea of Women. ' . -
' Women should remember that theyaNre privileged to consult
Sirs. Plnkham at Lyun, Mass about their illness, entirely xree,.
CITES BRY4NIHE WHIP HASD
Paftatof Beorganiiera MatfHim Ltadr
s Of State's BaUeiial Delegatioa.'
ANT1S ADMJT LOSS AND ClAIM FOUL PLAY I
Bltekeaelc Lwai U aa Tklrd Hatloaal
. . JDJet from. Seon4 Dlatrlet, '
wltk Crelarbtea and
. r. -: Swrth. ;,"
' Thv Hariman-llowell, or anti-Bryan, fac
tion' of democrat Jry Pouglaa county admit
It haa Moat control f tha local party oc?
anlsatlon for all purpoara during the prea-
the prlmarlea Wednaaday by arranging that
the mime "delegates" should serve for the
county nominating contention and to chooa
delegates ,o- the state nominating conven
tion In the fall. i
The Jirst.raults4U be that "Nebraska will
send a 'solid Bryan delegation to the 8t.
Louis convention, equipped with suitable
Instructions as to platform and candidates
and Including Mr. . Bryan aa the leader.
.This' condition means a great deal to the
Nebraskan In hU fight to maintain the upper
hand in 4ha party and was the reason why
he showed sucH ri personal Interest In ths
lofal,prnutry ftghl. .. ." V '
Who the third delegate to the national
ccnyentlpn from Douglas county will be is
not yet determined." Count John A. Creigh
toA has been 'fixed uboh as one district dele
gate ana j. j. omytn as the other, leaving
the question of d)egaeat-arge at issue.
Hltcheoek the.'. Duk liors.
' The defeated reorganises 'arc declaring
tne man win Da euuer x. j. uunn, L.ysis l.
Abbott or Richard L Metcalfe. v It Is said
.authoritatively, however, that there are
good and sufficient reasons that preclude
the selection of Dunn, while Mr. Metcalfe
says, having announced that ha would not
go as a delegate, he would, not accept the
honor under any circumstances. Abbott
i may1 not have the personal following In the
convention; o nominate, and It la not con
sidered unlikely that th place may be
All the qualities so much desired In a perfect table water arc.
:' most happily combined in -
"1
Its sparkling puritr cannot be csoelled. Londonderry ha a '
: peculiar freshness of its own that places it in a els by iuclf,
and make it Incomparable with other table water, In which so
manjr disagreeable features are found. Herein lie the secret of
Jt superior blending qualities with all wines, and liquor.
Londonderry therefor especially adapted for th raising of j
ii ig It Hall, to which it lends a charm beyond comparison.
THE RICHARDSON DRUG CO,.
, fosJACKSOM BTaigT,
" ' tJTRIslUTINe AaNTS,
tuu not appear uj mac time, ana
1 Bunerea much nam. I would daiiv ha-va
snells. headache. banWJiA and
bearing down pain, and was so weak that
It was nard for me to do my work.
. "I used your medicine and treatment
as directed, and after taking three bottles
of Iiydla E. Pinkbam's Vegetable Com
pound, metises appeared, my womb trou
bles left me. and 1 have been reenlar ever
- since, i used fourteen bottles 'ox
Xydia EL Finkham's Vegetable
Compound and JJIood Purifier '
together; and am! now jystored, to., ;
, perfect health,. Had it not been for .1
vou. I would have .bran in bit rrav. -
wnnHprfiil romoH wo anrl Kam that .
conferred upon Congressman Hitchcock,
though he has said he did not want it.
Parkhurst of South Omaha is' considered
out of the running, because the. Success
league beat him In his own ward.
Thomas J. - Flynn of the Second ward Is
slated for the chairmanship of the county
convention Saturday- In 'Washington hall.
flynn did great things for his delegation
in the Second and succeeded in beating out
the opposition by a narrow margin. -
While the reorganise say they are going
to lay down and take their - medicine
quietly, the leaders are busy getting the
South Omaha delegation of thirty-nine
lined up to bolt In case any of the delegates
from (he three wards carried by. the Suc
cess league there are unseated. It was
glren out that in this contingency ar
rsngements" already had been- made to In
sure this action, on the ground That It is
merely an efTprt of the Bryanltea to "rub
It in." The latter scout the Idea, and
while asserting there were gross Irregu
larities In two .of. the ward-primaries, say
they would prefer to let the matter go by
default, as they don't need the delegates
and would rather not stir up new trouble.
"We were beat by a campaign of mis
representation," aald one of th . reorgan
ises. "The men who.haveatood the brunt
ef battle In contests of the past and who
transformed the party locally from a dis
organised mob into an effective organisa
tion, have been deposed. We are willing
to let the victors try., it for a while and
see how thy do." .
The democratlo gubernatorial situation
has not been cleared up any by the prl
marlea , Before it I clearly- outlined.- the
national convention will be held and it will
have an effect upon the conditions of the
party In the state.
MWny possibilities are' mentioned. Includ
ing W. H. Thompnon of Grand Island, J. J.
Sullivan of Columbus, J. Symth of
Omaha,' A: C. Shatlenberge of Alma, James
K. Boyd of Omaha, former Congressman
Stark of Aurora arrd. former qovemor Hol
comb of Broken Bow, In case a populist Is
decided upon. ,i . .
- Awfsl Las pt tttm
Follows neglect of throat and lung dis
eases, but Dr. King's New Discovery cures
such trouble or no pay. 60c, i 11.00. For
ale by Kohn at Co.
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA
Demand for Farirg ia-Growing as th
Season Progr.
BANNER YEAR FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT
Heeh Gradls; Is Belaar Asked fee ss4
th City Aatherltles Are lk
las; toe a Lively Cam- .
palga.
The chances are that there will be more
grading and paving done In South Omaha
this year than for a number of years past.
This statement was made by a city official
last night, after looking over a. number of
petitions already filed for Improvementa of
the nature mentioned. "It seems that In
all parts of the city," said Mayor Koutsky,
"that the people want grading and paving
done, and It looks now as If this was to be
a banner year In the line of Improvementa
here."
In every section of the city there is a
demand for more electric lights end more
hydrants. Water hydrants are to be
located In the southeastern portion of ths
city Just as soon aa the grade on some of
the streets there haa been established. An
extension of water mains 1 to be mads in
the southwestern portion of the city also.
One of the Important matters In connec
tlon with paving that Is to come up soon
la the paving of Thirtieth street from Q
to T- streets. A majority of the property
Owners 6n this street have signed the peti
tion for this grading and paving, and it Is
thought that the work can be done this
surnnier. An extension of the pavement
on West Q street is desired, but so far
the petition for this has not been filed
and probably will be withheld until the
property owners ascertain Vnether or not
the atreet car. line will be extended to the
city limits, aa has been requested.
There la no question now about the ex
tension . of . the Thirteenth street car line
to Missouri avenue and the prospects look
good now for the building of a double track
thrtiugh to Harrison street. The only delay
In this matter now is oaused by the bond
attorneya In the east who have been called
upon to pass upon the validity of the bond
Issue to .pay for the grading, paving and
Lcurblng of South Twenty-fourth street and
Railroad . avenue. - . , -
' Ampkloa Clab Coaeert.
The Amphlom club will give it nnal con
cert of the season at the First Methodist
ohurch on - Friday ' evening Of thla week.
The club baa Worked faithfully for a num
ber of months to ' prepare "Meluslna,"
which I the work to be presented at this
recital. The solo part will be sung by
Mrs. Lena Ellsworth. Dale, Mrs. H. O.
Haaklns, Marry Burkley, Frank Brown and
H. Lk MoCoy. Tha Omaha theater orchestra
will furnish the instrumental muslo.
' ' .New Schlits BalMlag.
Plan are being drawn for th construc
tion of a building for the Schllta Brewing
company at the southeast corner of Thirty
ninth and tt streets.. City Engineer Beal
haa set stakes -for this building' and the
grading Is - to -be . commenced within the
next week or two. It is understood -that
the new building is to be of brick, of slow
burning .construction and will be modern
in every respect. The cost will be 4u the
neighborhood of IW.00O.. . .
..' No Iaaaest Needed. ; "
" Coroner Bralley was in ' the city yester
day afternoon and investigated the death
of August Bkur. 'The' coroner found that
It was by plain case of suicide and did hoi
deem tV necessary to "hold in Inquest.' 4
no property Interests are at Stake the re
mains will most likely be' Interred id the
.potter', aeld, as there -was ho funds left
for burial. :,
Modern Brotherhood Celebratloa .
On Saturday evening. May X, tba mem
ber of the Modern Brotherhood of America
will celebrate .the second anniversary . of
the "organization of the order here., This
celebration will be held t Workman tem
ple. All of the members of the order are
invited to attend this celebration, as an
Interesting program has been prepared.
Wreck Caases Delay.
A street car off th track at Twenty
sixth and Q streets yesterday afternoon
caused the cars to stop running around the
loop. Cars that went as far as th wrack
were compelled to back up and so to the
O atreet T, where they were s.'kr the
regular run to Omaha. The st Hg la
traffic around the loop caused a larnum
ber of people to . walk to : Twenty-fourth
and N streets. The car that slid, off the
rails was lifted as soon as a wrecking
crew could get down . from Omaha,'' but
this took a couple of hours.
. Maaie City Oesaip.
Mr, and Mrs. Michael Kalne, Thirty-third
and I streets, report the birth of a son.
'A son was born yesterday to Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Shields, Fortieth and Q streets.
John JL QUUn and wife have gone to Ida
Drove, la., for a few days' visit with
friends.
' Ten free trips to' the World's fair. See
eoupon on pags .'
Solon Walker has gone to North Bend.
Neb., to visit his daughter, who la reported
to be seriously 111. f
Tha new patrol box system la working
all right now with the exception of one
box on West Q street. ,
'Ten free trips to the World' fair. See
coupon on page 2.
Colonel Anderson, master mechanic at
the Omaha plant, was on the streets yes
terday, after bning confined to his bed for
a couple of weeks with a severe attack of
grip. . .
There was no meeting of the Fire and
Police Board last nlsht. There was to
have been a meeting, but aa there was no
quorum those present adjourned, subject to
Jhe call of tha chairman.
Redeccd Rates to Atlaatle City, N. J.
..Via C. O. W. Ry.
' On June 1' to Inclusive, the Chicago
Great Western railway will sell round-trip
tickets to Atlantic City at one fare, plus
12, account of annual meeting of American
Medical association. Return limit leaving
Atlantic City. Stopover allowed at Phila
delphia, Baltimore and Washington on re
turn trip. For full information apply to S.
D. Ptrkhurst, General Agent, 1S13 Fa mam
street, Omaha, Neb.
FOR GRAND LODGE OF MASONS
Grand Masts . Aaaoaaeas Its Slttlaar
sal , Rsais Committees fo
the Ceaveatloa.
The official -notice of tha forty-seventh
annual communication of tba grand lodge
of the Masonlo fraternity of Nebraska at
Omaha on the morning of June I haa been
Issued. The meeting will be at 10 o'clock,
In Masonic templs, and Important business
is to be transacted. The semi annual meet
ing of the Nebraska Veteran Freemaaona
will b held at noon on tba same day, when
the members will dine together.
The following committees have been ap
pointed by the grand master)
- Visiting Brethren George A. Day, Wil
liam T. Bourse, Allan Komano, Charles
McAdams. Raymond V. Cole.
Credentials Frank W. Boyer, William W
Roberta, John C. Cleland, John C. Orr
Thomas W. Moore. '
Accounts Robert C. Boyd, Daniel D
Cobern, James H. Csln, Thomas M. John
son. George Ck sCiaenhart.
Charters and i-lieiutatlona-rAlbrt Le
anen, Oeorge Wllletts. tdgar K. HowelL
John T. ii tinman, Edward Johnson.
Foreign CViTpufuinoa. Francla - K
Whit, Charles J, i holps, Julius . Back
men. Weys and Mesns Myrba ' W." Rurgeaa,
Morris H. Kvena, Joseiiu N. Devia, Vkliliatn
F.UUier, Uaia a W Lung.
Rellef-Mehrflle R. Hopewell, Neel A.
pettygrove, Jama A. Rica
Grievances Edward K. Valentine. Ash
ton C. Shallenhersrer, Alfred ,C. Miller,
John W. Mitchell. Charles H. Slhan.
Unfinished Business William H. 8tretsr,
Clarence A. Murch, Charles C. Cushman,
Edward J. Berry, Vilas P. Sheldon.
Pay Roll Harry A. Cheney, Thomas I
Sloan, Samuel A. Cain, Frank 11 Adam,
Christopher Schavland.
Returns John J. Mercer, Vslosco V.
Leonard. Henry H. Hahn.
By-Caw of Chartered Lodsva-Enslgn J.
Rlx, Charles A. Mlnlck. Adeld E. Otto,
James H, 11. Hewett, MsJor R. Btenson.
Doing ot Grand Omoers Daniel H.
Wheeler, Francis -A. Miller, James M.
Cox.
Fraternal Dead Thomas J. Mackay, Axel
Nelson. Charles K. Hart.
Jurisprudence 1 he past grand masters
present, with the Junior as chairman. - -
Aaaeaaeemeata of the Theaters.
For the rest of this week, with a matinee
on Saturday, the Ferris Stock company will
present "Thelma," a strong romantio drama
baaed on Marie Corelll's novel of the samo
name, at the Boyd 'theater. Beginning with
a matinee on Sunday "The Black Flag" will
be the bill. This Is one of the sterling old
American plays, and while It has not been
seen In Omaha for many seasons It Is still
a powerful presentation of human emotions
and passlona It Will be given with the full
strength of the company in the cast.
OMAHA ODD FELLOWS AT WORK
Laylaaj Plans to ieeste Meetiaa; of
the Sovereign Graad Lodge
. ta 11KW.
Th Odd Fellows of , this city are trying
to arrange matter so that the meeting of
the sovereign grand lodge In 1906 will be
held In Omaha, and at their meeting last
night discussed the ways and means of
raising the necessary funds in - ease the
meeting la held here. The session lasts a
week and during that time about 60.000 out
siders attend. Last year the meeting was
held In Baltimore, and this year It is being
held In Ban Francisco, so It Is expected
that In 1906 some city in the middle west
will be chosen, and up to the present time
Omaha baa as good an outlook as any. It
la expected that M.000 will be required for
the expenses,, a good part of the sum going
as prise to competing drill teams and tha
rest for hall rent, etc. Last night's work
was confined to a rough outline of the plan
and next Wednesday the work will be put
In motion. The organisation looks for help
from the merchant of the city and expect
no trouble In raising the required amount.
Aaaaancenaeats of the Parks,
After considerable negotiation Manager
Byrne of Manawa secured, the Russian
aquatic wonder, Mme. Marian Llljens, re
puted woman champion high diver of the
world, to give two performances on open
ing day, Saturday. In the afternoon she
will give a swimming exhibition and In the
evening her famous fire dive from a lofty
tower Into the lake; This is claimed to be
the most thrilling and sensational of all
the outdoor attractions. The madnme's en
gagement la for eight days, so she will be
on the big list of attractions on Sunday
and Decoration day which are being ar
ranged with events and being exploited in
a manner calculated to get the big crowds.
With a free show at the Casino, Covalt's
band and park, other features and admis
sion at the gates free It will be the biggest
list of positively free shows ever offered
here.
Sentry Brothers' Show.
The Gentry Brothers' famous trained anl
Dial exhibition, which will exhibit In this
city . next Friday and Saturday, May 27 and
28 at. Eighteenth and Douglas streets, Is by
all odda. the greatest show, of Its kind on
the road. It brooka.pp, rivals and acknowl
edges no. competitors, Eejng. popujar.ollke
avith millionaire and, pauper, and appealing
to statesman, .orator,, bootblack and urchin,
it ha the support and Indorsement of th
masses, and therefor enjoys the distinction
of being the only tented exhibition on earth
that annually delights a majority of the
people of the-United States. .Every section
of this' broad country I visited annually
by one or the other of the four Gentry
shows and every section alike Indorses and
patronises ' the greatest trained animal
shows In existence. "
A Card et Thanks. ,
- ON BOARD S. . B. LA SAVOIE. May 4.
14. To the Presides of the Board of Di
rectors of the Ctompagnle Generate Trans
atlantlque, Paris: -Gentlemen The ladles
and gentlemen, passengers on board . La
Savole, whose names follow, beg to tender
their thanks for the very excellent Initiative
you had when you placed on board an or
chestra composed of artists as gifted aa th
onea we had the pleasure of hearing during
our voyage, which was only too short.
They also avail themselves of this oppor
tunity to state how every one on board did
his utmost to render the trip as agreaabl
as possible, and they are only too happy to
communicate to you1 their sentiment on
this subject. Very truly yours.
About fifty signatures follow, among
which are: The Archbishop of Bt. Boniface,
Mme. Emma Calve, Chariea Lnaard, John
Wanamaker, etc.
Alfred J. Cammeyer, the leading retail
shoe merchant of New Tork City, and of
America, will have his representative at
the Her Grand notel Thursday and Friday,
May M and 27, day and evening, with a
complete sample exhibit of footwear, to
make ' good to the publlo his world-wlds
boast that he sells the best footwear that
la made, for the least cost to the consumer.
The publlo is cordially Invited to call and
examine the stock and to make a trial of
our boots and shoes. These samples repre
sent th newest New Tork style and the
latest fashions In footwear for men, women
and children. No one runs a risk in deal
ing with Cammeyer, a he fully guarantees
all his goods.
Card of Thaaks.
For the many kindnesses, attention and
sympathy shown us during our late be-'
reavement at the loss of our beloved hus
band ' and father, and for the numerous
beautiful floral offerings given, we, the
undersigned, desire to thank all our friends,
and particularly members of the B'nal
B'rlth, the Knights and Ladles of Security
and Covert lodge' No. U, A. F. 4 A. M.
MRS. P. QOTTHE1MER AND FA MILT.
Card of Thanks. '
We wish to tender our sincere and heart
felt thanks to our many friends and neigh,
bora and Iron Worker' local union No. 21
for their assistance and kindness shown
during tha alckneas and death of bur be
loved wife and mother, Anna Rlnamann.
FRED RI88MANN AND FAMILY.
Tea free trips to ths World' Fair. See
eoupon on page two.
Marriage Meeases.
Up to noon Msy M ths following couples
had been licensed to wed
Name and Residence.
Clarence Bullock, Omaha.
Anna Stevenson, Omaha...
Ixuls Rosensteln. Omaha.
Fanny Sperling, Omaha...
Ago.
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Joseph Dyrds, Omaha
Anna Iskrowlcs, Omaha....
Arthur B. Roberts, Auburn
Lulu Wilson, Auburn
.. 23
U-K. Wedding Ring. Ed holm. Jeweler.
'oeraaaa Prlae Golaar Mess.
Prince Hohenlohe of Germany will visit
Omaha for a few minutes early neat Sun
day morning, lie will arrive In the olty
frum tbe wtst over the Kuck Island on
train No. 42. which arrives at t 60 a. tn.,
tuing east via the ssme route five minutes
iter. The print is on his way to 0r
Itiajiy, but all! vWlt several etui Urn cities
befurs he leave the T 'tilted Statea He has
twea in the aest viewing mining properties
aud luokiug over the ouuuiry.
Just Three Hundred and Ten
Boys Suits Worth up to $4.00,
will be sold Friday and Satur
day for $2.45.
While rumaging through our regular boys' stock
we selected 310 boys' suits that will make selling lively
for Friday and Saturday. We've only 310 to sell at this
price, bo don't think they'll last longer than two days.
These boys' suits are made of high grade cassimeres,
cheviots and blue serges cut and made In the newest
spring styles. If unusual values appeal to you, this is
certainly the time to buy the boy a suit. Don't let the
proof of these values come through some one else when
it's too late for you to buy come yourself Friday or
Pnturday.
Julian Hawthorne
Nathaniel Hawthorne's son has written
a highly dramatic story of the -Arctic
Sea, telling of the finding of the last .....
resting place, of Hendrik Hudson
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One of the 10 Stories in the ; 1
Metropolitan Magazine :
'...,;. FOR JUNE
THE OUT O'DOORS NUMBER
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s. . . , . . : R. H. RiiaseD, Publisher, New York .-;ii -
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TAcMielotB "cents.' At all
(76-18) ;
Tickets to above points on sale daily, June 1st to September 30th inclusive. Return
limit October 31st. ' "
Also Special Summer Tourist tickets to the Fishing Resorts of Minnesota, Wisconsin,
Michigan and Iowa, on sale daily during the summer months, at very low round trip rates.
Circuit tours of the Great Lakes. Steamer reservations and all details arranged in
''advance. ' ( ..' '.' . "..
' ' Further information regarding any of the above rates will be cheerfully furnished at
Illinois Central Ticket Office, 1402 Farnam Street, Omaha, or write, . , ,
W. II. BRILL, Dist. Passenger Agent;
You can surround your
self witb all the "cooling"
concoction ever made by
that practical joker, th.
bartender, and still fail to
be one-third a a cool aa if
you' surrounded yourself
with a MacCarthy-Skelc-ton-Lined
bummer Suit
Made, of aootblug serges,
porous homespun or cool
crashes with Just enough
lining to guarantee perma
nency of shap and no
more. Cool aa a prairie
breeze. ,
$20 to $3S.
Extra troueera, with roll,
to match-$3 to $8.
MacCarthy Tailoring
Company, .
imm a. ieu ai, .
Meat ot ta
,. Wabash TUst OaU.
pa it.
TO-
Chicago . . .,. $20.00
St. Paul . .
Minneapolis .
Duluth . . i
Omaha, Neb.
LADIES'
To close out our
bass we have
wm
. ., nrli'.pa I -Aillpa' lnather M.GO Viand bin
now U. sterling sliver mounted tit ohatelalnn baits now
$0, sterling; rllver nun scale M0 chatelaine bscs now. 115, .
S2S baa: now 110. tl sterling silver purse now M 60.
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There' only on thing to be remem
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KEEP IT
IN MIND
. That'a tha telephone number of Oma
ha's model brewery the telephone to
call when you desire a case of
THE BEER
YOU'LL LIKE
Quarts or pints order a trial ease.
Oa DlalaaT 4 BaaTst Cars.
Fred Krug D revving Co.
Oatk.'i Me.el titwtr?.
TelcphM430. OMAHA.
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