THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, JANUARY, 8, 1005.
Advance Sale Muslin Underwear
Begins Thursday, January 5th.
Sheet
Music
C 100 Calling
jjis. Cards with
51 C2 card case
J..? at 39c
C0HN ON ZIONIST MIVEMENT
Osaka Babbl Hot Enthniiastio Orsr tit
Zangwill Prcpsiititn.
SPRINGS FROM DESIRE FOR INDEPENDENCE
Ospresse Jews la Rasata Uok For
'ward Plaa aa AnTordlaa-
Tfcasa Relief fram Pres
i aat Coadltloaa.
Rslatlr to th proposal of the "FYlends
of Jewish Freedom" to found a Jewish
Settlement in Bast Africa, Rabbi Frederick
Conn of Omaha said yesterday: "The
plan ! not by any means a new one. It
waa considered at ths meetlns; ot me
Zionist convention laat year, but was
stransly opposed by the Russian Zionists.
Tha Russian Zionists favor lha purchase
or cession of Palestine aa the nly prac
tical home for the Zionists. The East
African movement la the favorite plan of
Mr.- Zanrwlll, who la tha nominal head of
the Zionist movement Ju?t naw. and as
hla tendencies are strongly pro-English it
la easy to see why he should so ardently
favor the East African colonisation move
ment. "It mis-tit aa well for me to atate my po
sltlon on the Zionlat movement in order
that I may not be misunderstood. In the
first place, I am not a Zionist. The Zion
ists are those of the Jewish race who,
chafing- under political restraints, particu
larly tha Russian Jewish people, desire to
settle Id some locality where they may
control ' their own political destiny and
Hants. It la not literally a rellgloua move
ment, but more of an aim to secure a
racial entity, and is the outgrowth of the
dream of many Jews to repossess Palestine
as the home of the Jews and re-establish
tha Jewish kingdom, aa of old, before the
dispersion.
'Rellfloa and Hot Polities.
I do not think that this dream will ever
be realised. The term Jew Implies a
rellirten, a faith. Therefore we aa Jewa
are aa much Americana aa the Welsh or
Irish, or the Presbyterians, Catholics, or
any Christian denomination. We are clti
sens ef the country In -which we live and
are guaranteed our civil and religious
rights and become a part of that nation.
There Is no need of a Jewish entity In a
political aenae, particularly in the civilised
oountrlas of the world, as In France, Eng
land and America, and even In Austria,
Germany. Italy and Spain. The exception,
of course,. Ilea In Russia, where civil and
religious rights axe denied the Jew. Thus
yoa will see that the Zlonlsta are not
religionists, in -the literal sense. In fact,
many of the leaders of the Zionists are
aonrellgloua
"As Jews we are very grateful to Eng
land, and tha proffer of a great tract of
land In Uganda for colonization purposes
by England, and under the suzerainty of
. England, Is a noble purpose, Tet I doubt
Its practicability. Even there the Jewish
colonists would be dependents. The aim
of the Zionist Is Independenos. Then, it
seems to me, eastern Africa Is too remote
from Palestine, to hope that, even though
an Improved physical race of Jewa should
culminate- from this colonization scheme,
It would result In the restoration of Pales- J
tine ' In the future. It aeema to me that
tha condltiona of the colonists should be
confined to exclusively agricultural voca
tions, would be repulsive to the spirit of
Independence that la paramount In the
Zionist movement. And, then again, I do
ot know that tha Jews are particularly
Wanting In healthy physique.
'Does Hot Seen. Practical.
"Candidly, I do not aea that the eaat
African proposition la a practical one. It
Is probably atlmulated through a desire to
divert the. emigration of tha oppressed Rus
sian Jews from the congested regions of
Una-land and possibly America, The matter
Is one that wll! come before the next
Zionist convention to be held ' during the
coming year at Basle, Switzerland. I do
not ' for a " moment question the genuine
sincerity or nobleness of purpose on the
part of Sir' Harry Johnson and his friends
f 'Jewish Freedom,' but I can but believe
that tha measure la an Impractical one."
Special Bargains Tuesday
MALONE'S SUDDEN TRANSITION
Kosvay" from Horn Chances His
t Affairs So as to Create
Sasplclon.
After Frank Malone had been a charge
at the city jail all Christmas wek, appear
ing from, day to day In the habiliments of
the' genius hobo, eating the Jail fare with
a relish and sleeping on a bench, a Ce
tactlvt could not readily reconcile the sud
den transformation when on Saturday
evening he found Malone In Adams' saloon,
dressed In a new suit of clothes, smoking
real. cigars and Jingling real money In, bis
pocket.' Besides having changed his per
sonal -appearance Malone Is said to have
posed all Saturday as a captain of In
dustry by engaging a large force of labor
era, for some supposed public works to be
commenced ,with the new year and to be
managed' by Malone. After an investiga
tion It waa learned Malone had received
money from home, with which he bought
his, glad garments, did not collect any
money from the laborers and waa merely
feeling so good Saturday that he Imagined
ONE STEP MORE
WW be fatal to the sleep-walker, win
be draw back or will he take the final,
fatal step? A great many people are in
peril .like the sleep-walker. They are
diseased. The disease is progressing
lay by day. The time comes when one
more step away from health is fatal.
The man who has suffered from indi
gestion or gastric trouble)
Sees .some night to a
inner and returns home
to find he has taken that
last step from health
which can" never be tak
en back.
To neglect the cure
of indigestion or tome
other form of stomach
trouble is dangerous. It
Is also inexcusable. Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery cures diseases
of the stomach and other
organs of digestion and
nutrition. It purifies
the blood, stimulates the
.liver, cures biliousness,
and eliminates bilious
poisons from the sys
tem.
J f "The praise I would Ilk
J'a 1-7 to gl your 'Coldea Medical
J I Fx Discovery ' I cannot utter la
' "J I -a sr words or describe with pea,
I f e . write lu . Ambraa. Raa..
VJ of iso) ) Mifflin at.. Hunt-'
1 r" inadoa. ra. I was takes
rith what ear tthvsicuiis asld was iadisestkon.
I eorvored with the beat around tier and found
ao relief. I wrete row. sad you
aw Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical IMacoi
cm. sad vou advised
den Medical IMacoverr. I
took three kotuea and I felt ao good that I
pad Mag cured. I have no symptoms of
rat trouble as tnduKattoa now
If you aak your dealer for "Goldeni
Medical Discovery " because you have
confidence) in iU cures, do not allow
yourself to be switched ofl to a medicine
claimed to be "just as good," but which
u ua not auc lor ana en waica you
iow nothing.
You can set the People's Common
Sense Medical Adviser. looS pages, pa
per , covers, frtd by sending ai one-cent
tamps, to pay expense of mailing only.
Address Dr. &. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. V.
S3!
A SALE OF FINE EMBROIDERIES
Hundreds of yards of fres new embroideries, bought at an
astonishing reduction from one of the greatest importers in
America these fine goods are medium wide width, up to 18
inches many suitable for corset covers would sell regularly
up to 39c a yard special
for Tuesday in scores of
the prettiest ideas at. . . .
SPECIAL SALE OF LACES at 5c .nd 10c a Yard
Point d'Esprit, torchons, vals, net top Orientals and Cluny
laces and insertings many sets to
match, worth up to 35c a yard,
at
TOrst'i cuvt?r v ouiu t'ii rt'uianjr
7icJ2c-19c
and 10c a Yard
Orientals and Cluny
5c-10c
Grand Special January Sale
OF
SHEETINGS AND MUSLINS
We offer the well known Lockwood and Pepperall brands at
less than wholsale prices.
1Q-4 Bleached, at 21c
9-4 Bleached at 18c
8-4 Bleached, at I7ic
Unbleached, at 18c
Unbleached, at 17c
Unbleached, at 15ic
. 50 INCH PILLOW CASING
Bleached, at 12c Unbleached, at 10c
42 INCH PILLOW CASING
Bleached, at I0c Unbleached, at ,Qc
AT THE WHITE GOODS COUNTER.
One lot of new spring waistlngs, while with neat printed effects, ICl.
at, per yard . 1C
One big lot of silk muslin de sole remnants. These are in plain and dotted,
the real silk goods not the mercerized, worth in the full C 1CM
piece 25c and 50c, at per yard UC'laC
Ladies lllH Winter Cloaks Jackets, $5
Odd lots of ladies' up-to-date long and short coats C
some are satin lined they are made of stylish
materials and worth up to $12.50 and $15, at, each
Ladies' Long Winter Cloaka All new goods
have been selling at $15 and $17,50 go at.
Ladies' $30 Tailored Suits 14.85
Ladies' $25 Tailored Suits 12.50
Ladies' $15 Tailored Suits 7.50
9.98
6.98
8.98
J. L. Brandeis & Sons. Boston Store.
Ladles' Long; Fox
Scarfs Sable or Isa
bella Scafs, 4 tails, at.
Ladles" Fur Scarfs
fray fox, gray wolf
sabella fox, etc., at..
he had several large municipal contracts
on hand. Malone was discharged In police
court.
WHAT HINDERS REVIVALS
Rr. T. V. Moors Explains Five Ob
stacles to Success to Minis- I
tertal t'nlon.
At the weekly meeting of the Omaha
Ministerial association at the Young: Men's
Christian association rooms yesterday
Rev. T. V. Moore of the Westminster
Presbyterian church presided and addressed
the ministers and laymen present on
"Hindrances of a Revival." There were
five named, unbelief In the statements of
the Bible as to men's relation to Ood, pray
erlesanesa on the part of church people,
the spirit of world 11 ness In the church,
self-Indulgence and disobedience to God.
The meetings are held weekly as a prepara
tion for a union revival effort to begin in
Omaha January 22. The meeting next
Monday will be held In the parlors of the
First Presbyterian church and will be an
all day meeting. ,
WHITE LEAD WORKS RESUME
Eighty Men Pat to Wtork at Plant
that Has Beea Idle for
Foar Years.
The Carter White Lead works In East
Omaha resumed operations yesterdty
after a shut-down of four and one-half
years. About eighty employes began work,
but thla number will be rapidly Increased
as arrangements are ayatematlied and
production geta under way.
The stockholders' of the Carter White
Lead company held their annual meeting
thla morning and elected the following
board of directors: EX M. Moraman,
George A. Barker, J. M. Coralah. K. C
Barton and B. J. Cornish. The following
officers were re-elected: President, E. J.
Cornish: vice-president. B. M. Morsman;
secretary, K. C. Barton; treasurer, Frank
Barker; general manager, F. M. Carter.
ATTACKS DENNISON'S APPEAL
Motion to Be Made In United States
apreme Court Asking that
It Be Dismissed.
Notice haa been served on the attorneya
for Tom Dennlson that a motion will be
made at the next aittlng of the supreme
court of the United States, ssklng that
the appeal of Dennlson from the decision
of the supreme court of the state of Ne.
braska be dismissed and that he be turned
over to the custody of the authorities of
the state of Iowa Harry C. Brome ap
pears In the supreme court of the United
States aa attorney for the Clvio Federation.
It la alleged that no federal question La
Involved In the matter and therefore the
Dennlson appeal will not He. The motion
will be argued at the coming seaslon of
the court In Washington.
WIFE WILL MANAGE HOTEL
Mra. Browa I a tend, to Conduct the
Murray, Bneoeedlnar Bar
Late Husband.
Tha management of the Murray hotel haa
been taken up by Mrs. Nathaniel M. Brown,
wife of the former proprietor, recently da
ceased. She will be assisted In the man
agement by har brother, K. W. Faaler, of
Shenandoah, la., who will arrive in tha
city In a day or two. Mra. Brown haa had
practical charge of the hotel . for eeveral
weeka. especially alnce tha aertoua Illness
of her husband. There will be no im
mediate change In the hotel force.
Kew Heal Katate Kim.
T. J. Fltsgerald and William J. Dermody
have associated themsulvea under the style
uf Fltserld-I")ermody rnmpauy and will
conduit a general real estate, loan and in
surant, bualuea. Mr. eriuody has bean
manager of the R. C. Peters real estate
department for the Inst three years, while
Mr. Fitzgerald has been associated with
the Peters firm for seventeen years.
THREE OF A KIND
Unreliable Election Returns Exaa--.
a-erated Circulation statements '
Fake Want Ad Claims.
The Bee's nearest want ad competitor
Is notorious for the Inaccuracy of its state
ments. Everybody knows its election re
turns are totally unreliable. Its circula
tion statements have repeatedly been dls
proven and shown in court to have been
padded. Its want ad claims are even
worse. Its statement concerning December
comparisons is both Incorrect and mis
leading, carefully concealing the fact that
the 1903 December record of The Bee was
enlarged by a special Xmas edition, in
which The Bee had, several hundred Inches
of extra want ad apace, and during the
same month exceeded thla competitor by
752 inches. For March of the same year
The Bee got out a special edition con
taining 1,060 inches of paid want ads,
which more than doubles any edition ever
published by Its nearest comcetltor.
The Facts Are.
During 1904 The Bee published a total
of 63,007 inchea of paid .want ads, against
41,601 inches of paid want ada published
by The Bee In 1903, so that the attempt
to show any falling off in The Bee by
comparing any single month Indicates the
sort straits in which this competitor is
placed. On Sunday, January 1, 1906, The
Bee published 162 inches more than on the
first Sunday In January. 1904, all of which
demonstrates the absurdity of the Decem
ber comparison made by the competitor in
question.
This edition also contained ovei two col
umns more paid want aJ apace than was
published by any other Omaha paper.
During the year 1904 The Bee led Ita
neareat competitor In paid want ads by a
large margin.
Morton's Brief Experience.
J"1" Mr,gn ?f East Omaha came to
Omaha lust Sunday evening on the trolley
SSf.".'i.b1V,Bht "uld book and found 115
North fcleyenth street, where Uvea one
dusky maiden by the name of Madge An
L.ho,ny.' According to Morton s ledger, he
Pa M0 In his pockets when he came up
to the big city, but when he left the An
thony place he maintains he had but SO
ce.n.,s which amount corresDonded
witn ma reellnga, he Intimated. Miss
Anthony was arrested on the charge of
larceny from the person, while Morton
was booked as a complaining witness.
I L-OMAHA WEATHER REPORT Tuesday Fair cX
I
Annual Inventory Clearance Sales an
nounced in Sunday's papers will be
continued this week.
It's a raging bargain opportunity for everybody, a
swelling chorus in which every dept. is in the front row.
Orern Trading Stamps cut a bg figure In this nnnunl Inventory
clearing sale. The (Jreen Trailing StanTp sensation, an not all Inehnlod
In our drtllr advertising. Come to tlio store anil learn of them for your
self. NKVEK MINI) THE KICKEU WHO SAYS STAMPS AUK TO CO
OUT, THEY'RE HERE TO STAY Ol U WORD IS GOOD.
EXTRA SPECIAL
Chir great low-price sale of DKESH COOPS, SILKS,
LINENS, UNDEKWKAIi and HOSIERY advertised in
Sunday's paper good for Tuesdav.
A FEW OF OUR LEADERS
Silks worth up to 75c a yard at, yard 25c
Press Ooods at, yard, 49c and 25c
Black Press Goods $1.25 yard to 50c
Table Linens at, yard 35c
Napkins at, a dozen, $1.69 to 50c
Towels at, each 15c, 12JC and... 10c
LINENS ON BIG BARGAIN SQUARE
Ten (?1.00) Green Trading Stamps with Each Purchase.
Hundreds of odd pieces of fancy linens in Tray Cloths,
Lunch Cloths, Sideboard Scarfs and Fancy Towels goods
.in this lot worth up to Goc each Tuesday, Z C
kkJK,
choice only.
Ten ($1.00) Green" Trading Stamps with each piece.
" COMFORTS
All our baby bed comforts, silkoline covered, filled Q
with best white wadding, worth 45c each only. . . awC
BED COMFORTS 50c EACH
A big lot of bed comforts extra heavy quality, all Cfl,.
dark colors, worth 75c and 89c each Tuesday. . . . IUC
Great Inventory Sale irv the Cloak and Suit Department
All the bargains offered in the Sunday papers will be
continued all this week bring the paper and nail one of
them.
Nearly Three Hundred Ladies' Suits at Half Off
WALKING SKIKTS All our stock of winter f Qfi
skirts marked from $5.00 to $7.50 at $4.45, $2.95 1a0
L dies' Cloaks and Jackets Every Price Cut Almost In Two.
One-Half Off Sales Blue Letter Sales Discount Sales
Catch the Bargain Lover Every Time.
FIELD DAY;
y k. uc ium
A spirited inarch adopted by the universities and the
leading bands throughout the country on sale f f
in Sheet Music Section, second floor IOC
OMAHA'S GREATEST GROCERY
Full Values and Heat Qualities in Grocery Section.
Thirty ($3) Green Trading; Stamps Twenty () Green TradlngJ e
with two-pound can Bennett's A fir Stamps with pkg. Nabisco. ,,OC
MwCottee ...... .. Tw-VnT7-7t2)-areen "Trading 0C
Thirty (J3) Green Trading fiftc Stamps with pkg. Fe.xtlnos SJV
Stampswlth pound Tea.. VOW Ten (J1) Gr(M Tra-,lrstamps with
Ten ($1) Green Trading Stamps with thre packages Bennett's
quarter-pound ran pure I2c Capitol Mincemeat
a-round Black Pepper Ten7iTreerrTralliiit Stamps
Ten (ID Green Trading Stamps lAr 'wlth dozen Dill l'k'kles
with two pounds Japan Rlce...w
Ten (llT Green Trading Stamps AC CANDY
with two pounds Tapioca... FINEST VALUES IN SWEETS.
Ten lU Green Trading Stamps f 2 A f Ten t1) Green Trading Stamps 1l
with can Imported Sardines. " 3 with carton California Flgs.a3v
Meats, Meats Cut Prices on Everything
TUESDAY'S SPECIALS
No. 1 Sugar Cured Regular Hams
Bennett's Special Lard guaranteed strictly O,
pure fresh kettle-rendered, in 3 lb. pails. JQ
Teu pound pails Q8c
Double Green Trading Stamps on all Smoked Meats, Lard, Fish and Provisions
in weai oi'tuon.
Beady Strength
Brain Workara. Nervous.
Frstlul, Weak and Cars
worn peopla rsstored to
nsaim dj in ins 01
ERV;
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TABLETS
1 Stomach, Kidney and lllsddar troubles, and pro
out riumpitMi, mreoatb ana viiaiuj. tone up
Um cerTra and purlfr ttia blood.
Br Mall Sl.oa, or S boiM S.7Bf
Ala .ertaa uun Liver flila, as eta.
For SJaunpla Tablata, anoloaa lO eanta to
THE NERVAN TABLET CO., Cincinnati, 0.
For aala by Beaton Drug Co.
V
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mm la. '
SipH!
Enjoy its flavor, Its aroma
its sparkle.
Champagne makes con
noisseursof us all. It is the
standard by which to judge
other Champagnes. Sip it
and see why.
DR.
McGREW
SPECIALIST.
Treats all forma of
DISEASES OF
MEN
ff.8 Teara' Kxpertenee
H Years lu Omaha
A Medical Expert
whose remarkable
suvveas baa .uever
been eseelled.
Nearly 3J.OOJ Cases Cured.
Varlaooals. Mydrooala, Blood Poiaon. Slrlelur. Gleat.
Narvoua DabUU, Una el Su-.njla and Vllalltf.
His Home Treatment
aaa aarawaantHr corarf aooaanda of caaas ol earoola
Marvoua. Racial, kwu.f sod Bladder aud Skin Dla
aaaaa at amall coal. Sava lima ana mou.v bf if
anoint oui caaa and writ, lor rRKU BOOK and
Una el traatOMat. attdlclsa sant la vials sacluaa.
Charge Low Consultation Fresj
omce Hour, a. m. u I lu p. Sunday a t
a a, la 4 JO p m. call or arriu. Boa TM.
CBce til a lata St.. Oauaa. Kak.
11 Ml 9
The New
Patrolman's Shoe
Mailmen and patrolmen will find this
ths most comfortable walking shoe
ever sold In Omaha Nothing like it
aver seen hers before. Plump box calf.
plain box toe, double soles, wide bot
toms and low. flat heels.
$3.50
ASK TOUR DRVOXJ1BT FOR THE GREAT
CURE FOR RHEUMATISM-
Al Borak Cura
RICHARDSON DRUG CO.,
WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTERS.
OMAIIA. - . NEBRASKA
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Ualr Wa Uvllai a Year,
makes It reasonable and we guarantee
satisfaction every time step In and
look at them.
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 FARKAtf STREET,
Omaha's Vp-ti-laii Shoi House
ASK FOR OUR FREE CATALOGUE.
MONDAY'S
SPECIALS
CONTINUE
TUESDAY
TUB RKI.HBLR ITORR,
ATTEND
OUR
JANUARY
LINEN SALE
Great January Clearing Sale
Monday morning bes-an the greatest baraaln-glvlng January Clearing Rale erer
known In the history of Omaha. Rrokon lines lines on which we are overstocked
goods tnat became sliehtly soiled or mussed during the past busy season all must
go in short order.
Ladies' Cloaks at Half. Ladies' Suits at Half.
Special Tuesday Bargains
FRONf i TIM. 9 A. M. -Children's Coats,
worth up to t4.o, )HC
FROM 9 TILL 10 A. M.-Ladl-s
Breakfast Shawls, at
15c
M. "V".!??.'. 25 c
M Ladles' Black
3Jc
FROM 8:30 TILL 9:30 A
Wrappers, at
FROM 9 TILL 10 A
Mercerized Underskirts
at
In Our Furnishing Goods Department
OUTINO FLANNEL GOWNS For boys
or fcirls, extra heavy, worth Olln
6oo and 75c, Ht
FROM 10:3't TILL U :30 A. M Fleece lined
Hhlrts and Drawers for boys and Klrls,
extra heavy fleece lined, worth 2Tc t
choice IUW
LADIKS' IinsrcEjttra, heavy fleece lined
worth I5c to lite, uli
at. pair OJ
FROM 9:30 TILL 10:30 A. M. MEN'S
SHIRTS, net;liKee or stiff bosom, collars
separate or attached, stylish patterns,
worth 7oc to $1.(, 'yr'
choice aSCJW
$l.no fine Mercerized
Walstings, at
5"c nnrl 75c Mercerized
Walstings, at
Closing Out Wash Goods
In the Main Wash Goods Dept.
25c
18c
ISc Flannelettes, 36 Inches wide, 12 JC
Uc fast color I'ercules, rTir
M.
15 pieces Priestley's Mack, $1.98
quality, will go at
25 pieces colored Mohairs, $1.98
quality, to close
.1.19
to close
Wool Dress Goods
98c
Great Clearing Sale of Groceries
NO ATTENTION FA1D TO COST. INVENTORY TAKEN AND STOCK TO BB
REDUCED TO ONE-HALF.
Pure cane Granulated Sugar, 18 lbs.. ...$! On Choice California Prunes, lh
1 tie nest Lrfiumlry Soap, lu bars Z.ic
Curnmi-ul, the best, lit lc
Rieaktasl Oulnienl, o lbs 1"C
Hand picked Navy Reims, 3 lbs l"c
Good japan Rice, 5 Ihs loo
Quart can Table Syrup 7'.e
Diamond C Mince Meat, pkg dc
Urtakfast Cocoa, H-lb. can 15c
Fresh, crlso Soda t rackers, lb Ri.c
Fresh, crisp Ginger Snaps, lb 3'c rack
XCtllo, Malta Vita or Lcg-O-See, pkg. 7H: , C'allfoi
(o
bo
Michigan Evaporated Peaches, lb.
California Muscalel Raisins, lb
Cleaned Currants, lb
FRESH FRUIT SALE.
Large Juicy sweet Oranges, dos j?o
Large ripe Rananas, doz 12a
Fancy new Hallowe'en Dates, lb 5o
New Colorado White Clover Honey,
4o
fornia Fiffs. r k a
Oil or Mustard Sardines, can 3Vje. Large juicy Lemons, dox 13o
1- iu. ciin ouup, ussonea Kinas be 1
3-lb. can solid packed Tomatoes 6Vtc GREAT REDUCTION SALE ALL THIS
2- lb. can Sweet Sugar Corn o I WEEK ON TEAS AND COFFEES.
HAYDEN BROS.
f"J V II
40 DEGREES BELOW
Is about the time some people dis
cover they have no coal in their bins.
Order while the weather is mild
and avoid the rush that a cold snap
is sure to bring.
We sell only the best of the high,
medium and cheaper grades of coal.
'Phone us Ve have three wires.
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192 IZARD ST, rEUZSQB.75)
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LARGE OFFICES
For some time, It lias been ery difficult to secure large offices, In a
good building, lu Omaha. Tbe north and east sides of the siith
Hour of
The Bee Building
Are being rearranged. By making application, at onee, we will
divide the space Into offices of any size, to suit your requirements.
These offices are particularly desirable, on account of having splendiii
light and will be finished lu hardwood throughout. Muke your appli
cations at once.
It. C. Peters Co..
RENT4L, AQENTS,
CROIIND FLOOR BEB ItUILDINQ.
GRAND ISLAND ROUTE
OUBI.E DAILY SERVICE, with new 80-foot Acetylene Oas-lla-hted
Pullman Chair Cara (seats free) on night trains and
Pullman high-back seat Coarhes on day trains, between Kansas
City and St. Joseph, Mo ; Hiawatha, Seneca, Marysvills, Kan.,
Falrbury, Fairfield, Hastings and Grand Island, Neb.
Connections made at Kansas City for sll points Eaat, South
and West.
At Grand Is'and direct connections are made with Unloa Paclflo
fast trains for California and the Pacific Northwest.
kaaaas
SIW1 nilQIT GENERAL PASS. AGENT,
. Mi HUOlli ST. JOSEPH. MISSOURI
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