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THE - OMAHA DAILY BEE: TlltltSDAY, FEBKUAHY 8, 1!W
START OS Ui CROWE CASE
Fir SUp of Cettirf Jury Prorei to
t - -Be Loug Cne.
COURT ROOM fILLLL) WITH SPECTATORS
nrln3 rat Smiles When Charse
f Hohblns KJnard A. (arinlir
f Tnralr-I'hr Thoa
aad Dollars Is Head.
In a rourt uncomfort iljl; crowded with
rurloua. -spectators the. attempt to secure
Jury of twelve unprejudiced men In the
C'udnhy robbery case against l'at Crowe
hea-fl.1 .-Wednesday morning before Judge
Sutton. ' TJie proceedings during the fore
nnon Vrwi W lwmaj nature end devoid
of epertj(ikf features, yet standing room
was at a (ireuilum and before the session
naa fatry begun' the seats were lill-d
aiid many ' werr intoupylnff Improvised rest
ing place on -window sills.
liy thn noon yd Join nme.nt County At
torney . Htahaugli hftd xmliie the first
twelve or "the Jtiry, panM whose names
had lcn 'drawn rrom the box, and At
torney English for the defendant had Just
begun' hi examination. The attorney In
terested have no hopes of securing a Jury
before Home time Thursday at the earliest.
Court waa called vlo order at and
the defendant was already In consultation
with hi lawyers, J. P, ISnglivh and A. 8.
Kitchlo. '.' lie was In . charge of Deputy
HherllT .Iiaie. He, was neatly ii reused and
appeared! to be In tlie best of spirits. Dur
ing . the .'brief . statement of the case by
County Attorney Blabaugh before the ex
amination of Jurors began, he listened at
tentively with a smile when the charge
was mentioned. During the examination of
prospective Jurors he gave close attention
and was in frequent consultation with
his lawyers. ...
i
i Mrs. Olcson on Hand.
One tit the Intereetea spectators was Mrs.
Rachel Oleson of Minneapolis, who came
to Omaha with 'the declared Intention of
throwing some new light on the case. She
Is said to be demented.
tn his examination of jurors Mr. 81a
haugh laid considerable stress on the fact
that the charge Id this case was robbery
and not kidnaping. He also asked for a
statement from each as to whether or not
the fart-that Mr. Cudahy was reputed to
be very wealthy would have any influence
In the flnnt Judgment of the case. Of the
Jurors examined only, two had known the
defendant and one or two more were ac
quainted with one or more of his relatives.
These are the men first called to the Jury
box and their occupations:
August Carlson, 2317 South Twentieth
street, grocer.
C. 8. Hayward, 1317 South Thirty-first
street, wholesale shoes.
John R. David, 1408 William street, dry
goods merchant.
George II. Deveraux, 519 South Twenty
fifth avenue, superintendent New Tork
Life building.
John J. Daley, Twenty-eighth and Madi
son avenue. South Omaha, butcher.
P. C. Craig, 473i North Thirty-ninth
street, clerk. Union Pacific.
W. RosenhaUm, 1401 Bancroft street, sign
painter.
II. L. Olbbs, 1721 Van Camp avenue, real
estate. 1
A. J. Harder, 3K37 Q street. South Omaha,
packing house employe. '
R. K. Sunderlnnd, 1137 South Thirty-first
street, coal dealer.
L. D. Ooodchlld, 2014 Clark street, barber.
D. A. Cosxens, 2461 South Seventeenth
street, traveling freight agent.
' Crowd Still Larger.
When court convened at 2 o'clock for the
afternoon ' session the crowd in the room
was larger than at the morning session.
Many spectators stood tip during the en
tire afternoon, though nothing, occurred to
break the monotony of the examination of
Jurors. The ' court announced the state
would be allowed three peremptory chal
lenges and the defense eight. At 1 the
close of the session the defense had used
four of these and the state one. Threo
other Jurors were excused for cause, one
on account of health, one because of ad
mitted prejudice and one because he is a
defendant In the printers' injunction case
which renders him Ineligible. Twenty-two
of the panel had been examined.
Before dismissing the Jurors Judge Sut
ton cautioned them against talking to
anyone about the case or allowing any
person to approach them on the subject.
It la probable County 'Attorney Slabaugh
will ask the Jury be Isolated between
Hussions of the court during the trial. He
predicted the hearing would last' at least
ten days. '
Tha work of selecting the Jury will begin
again this morning at 9:30 and probably
will take up the entire day.
M L'sTAa'na il iliMW
Bijf
Silk J
Sale
Saturday L
BP
ST 6Q?J5 Now
OMAHA W RATHER FORECAST Tlmi-Mlay Fair
Ladies' nd Mine.' 50c tnd 75c All Wool
I GOLF GLOVES and MITTENS
On B&.rl&.in Square, tvt Pa.ir
Our buyer who is now in New York secured the entire stock
on hand of one of the biggest eastern jobbers.
These warm winter ftloves are of Scotch, all wool, and Cashmere, with
fleece lining plain and fancy "mixed colors also high quality
Saxony wool mittens have hern selling all over the country
at 50c and 75c. Thursday at, a pair. .
25c
SPECIAL SALE OF LACES
At less than one-fourth their actual value high quality
laces, insertings and bauds in black, white, cream and
two tone effect R comprising Point de Paris, Normandy
Vale, Torchons, Clunys, black silk jr m
Chantilly, etc., hundreds of pretty pat- T
5 terns, actually worth up to 25c yd., at. w
Fine English All Over Laces Adapted for yokes, waists,
m etc. white, cream, ecru and black, worth up to 1C.
m 50c a yard special, at yard IJC '
5 Latest Novelties ii Unmade Net Robes
Dainty tucked, shirred and pleated effects in white, f : (? A
cream, blue and lavender, special, at, each 0U
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GREEN TRAD1N2 STAMP EVERT TIME
SSk HI
rrK hi
In the Dry Goods Section
Ladies lll'Vi Tailored Suits a.t $10
These are the moat fashionable Short
Coat and Long Coat Suits all the
newest style features
have been selling at
20 and (26, at
LADIES' HEAVY WINTER CLOAKS.
Plain and fancy mixed long , . y
VUUIB OHuy wuriu
up to $12, at
Clearing Sale Wool and Sateen Waist.
Also Albatrosses, Panamas, etc.
pretty styles and colors
worth up to $1.50,
nt
VOI R BASEMENT SPECIALS.
Full size beaver shawls,
worth $2.00, at
Flannelette Dressing Sacques
worth up to 75c, at JC
Canadian Marten and French Coney
i 'luster fur scarfs worth
fl.OO wll go at....,
Sateen Petticoats, worth
76c, at
$10
OAKS. .
3!?
Waist.'
69c
LLS. '
98c
29c
....39c
39c
NEW SKIRTS In all the latent materials and cuts mohairs, tweed.
ranamas. vol lies, cheviots the latest circular cnts,
up from . . . .' '.
A broken line of skirts In all different materials, values from
$3.95 to $7.95, on sale Thursday only, for
60 all wool Ladies' Suits In etons and Jacket effects, values
as high ns $15.00, on Tnursdny, only
A broken line of ladles' and misses' coats in all colors, and black silk
and satin lined, elegant values, worth as high as $10 f CIO
Thursday only , I.JO
4.95
1.98
2.50
NEW nLACK DRESS GOODS
New Black Mohnlr Tamlse, a yard from ono dollar and
fifty tents down to
New Black Panamas, a yard from one dollar and fiftv
, cent down to .
50c
50c
50c
75c
COLOTIEH IHtKSS GOODS.
New Rain Proof Cloths, all the new spring colorings, at, a
yard, from $2.60 down to . . ,
Forty-aix Inch extra fine-Nun's. Veilings in the latest shades,
worth $1.00, Thursday, a yard, at
2.00 Automobile Silks at $1.00 Yard Automobile silks In 'all new
spring shades, such as grays, browns, navys and black, this fabric is
full 4 8 Inches wide more than twice the width of any ordln- 1 An
ary silk, on sale Thursday, a yard, at l.UU
Clearing Sweep of Ladles' Underwear Fleece lined Jersey ribbed
union suits, alzes 4 to 9, regular 89c values. Thursday r
only, at, per suit uiC
Sanitary 1'nderwear Cheap Ladies' Camel Hair Shirts and Drapers,
natural gray, shaped garment, that sold for 76c on sale P
Thursday, at, per garment ODC
Hosiery Special 300 dozen Ladles' and Children's plain and fleece
Ilued cotton hose, fast dye, 16c kind on sale Thurs- m
day, at, per yalr lUC
SALE OF ALLOVER LACES Twenty-eight pieces of white, cream and
ecru allover laces. 18 inches wMp tn en retro rri Y eau rf volua' '
Ten pieces heavy Cluny, worth seventy-five cents a vard
special, a yard .'
Four pieces English Twine, worth one dollar a yard
special, a yard
81x pieces Paraguays, worth one 'dollar and thirty-five cents
a yard special, a yard
E,?tUlece8 Paraguays, antiques and fine Clunys, worth to
$2.50 a yard special, a yard
19c
25c
39c
50c
5 I
5il
75 r, Veils, 83! Fine plain chiffon veils, 1 yards long. In
"v.-u, uiatu ana wnue, regular seventy-flve cents T C
value, Thursday, each DDC
VaJeitiie Sale Thursday
Largest a.nd Finest Valentines manufao- Ai
tured will be sold at, each aWjC"TC
49c
76x90 Unbleached. Sheets, made of a fine qualify of sheet
ing, Thursday only, each
Jru "rcaiea m "gnt ana aarK colors, worth 10c
Thursday, a yard, at T
10 pieces of white Shaker Flannel, worth Vi-Vc Thurs-" i
day, a yard, at A
25 pieces of Irish Llnette Suiting. In white and c'oiorV,
Thursday, a yard, only ) 15C
Large Size Lace Heart
.Shapes that are sold
everywhere at C
10c, go at, each.
Buster Brown and new
comic postals bun'
dreds of new
Ideas, 2 for .
lc
Thousands of old style
comics on sale, at,
ten of them . f
for IC
I!
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Li.ZJCw.jii. M..7, T...7Tr!;7 , t Boston Ston J;H
Raid ob Alleged llfiorl.
Th police have ordered that Opoi. 1
Ryan. Rebecoa Brgr.- Hlrdle Ryan, Muud
Fisher and Mrs. K. A. Johnson VHrutt tha
reml-a occupied by them at North
J.iurteenth street, or else desist from inuln
talnlna what tho police chargv la aia
orderly house. The PHrtle nic-ntloned were
arrested Tuesday nllit by Servants Vii
nous and SUwart and Patrolmen Ilovle
iind Devereese. When arraigned In police
court Wednesday morning the defendants
pleaded not pullty. The cane will be tried
Friday mornlnf.
Pnriiy above suspicion.
ILER'S PURE
MALT
WHISKEY
To have a case in the houte
it like having money in rtir
nana, m vaiur is scandand
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THEY WORK ON TIME
. Miry had a little watch.
1 rihe swallowed it one day.
Thin took a Westmal Bennu 1111
To ps tha time awuy.
' asa m t t. m""iimi iub "Osi"?
'-be 16th and Dodge. ic Post Paid.
DENTAL
IAri ROOMS.
1517 Douglas St.
Boston Store
WELCOME TO H00-H00S
We extend yeu tv cordial invitation to visit
OmaLhix's Greatest Store
CHECK YOUR BAQOAaE AND PARCELS FREE-WASH ROOflSand
WAITING ROOMS FREE-CHECKS ON ALL BANKS CASHED FREE
ATTEND OUR GREAT SALE OF
MEN'S CLOTHING
B1QQEST OVERCOAT AND SUIT
VALUES WE EVER OFFERED
As a very special offer for this week
only, we have gathered several hun
dred stylish overcoats and suits of
the highest quality suits that sold
at $21, $l,-,.50 and $',ra little
earlier -in the season overcoats
long and medium styles
that should bring $20
anywhere all wool
materials, selected pat
terns, at
overcoats
14
in
85
Fur Lined Overcoats
Your choice of all our regular
forty dollar quality coats
lined with selected fui
will go at
$20
pr: ill
te". .. 1-1,1
t r i,r ell
Ml
GIFT BOOKS
tor Ply Valentine
Beautiful Gift Booka,' handsomely
defrorated and Illustrated. Kach tied
with red and white ribbon decorated
with gold hearts and comes in hand
some box malfes a very appropriate
Valentine Giftr , .
"HER ' LETTER, , -y
by Bret Harte i;;,.,.;... i'io
"6.-OLI) 'SWEETHEART
MINE," by WMtcomb Riley,
Shakespear'a Sweetheart t TS
by Sarah Sterling l.O
"THE BOCUL. 8ECRETART," s
.by David Graham Phllltpa, . j 2g
VH EA RTS ANrjL MAsicS," V 4 S
by Harold McOrath I5J5
"SEFFY."
by John L,uther Loni; aD
"RILEY'S LOVE LYRICS" or
"RILEY'S SONG O' CHEER," Q
each 110
"THE LOVER'S MOTHER GOOSE,"
illustrated .by John Cecil o 4 S.
Cloy aii4d
"EVANGELINE,"
by Longfellow.
(Illustrated by Chandler O A C
Christy) 649
BOOK COt'NTER MAIN FLOOR.
Bennett's Big Grocery
Headquarters
for Finest
Values
in
Allf Kinds
Teas.
Sixty ffreen tradlna; stamps with one
pound can Jos. Tetley & y
Cos Sunflower brand Tea OC
Forty green trading stamps with half,
pound can Job. Tetley A
Co's Sunflower brand Tea...... 'UC
Twenty green trading stamps with
quarter-pound can Jos. Tetley Ofi
Co'a Sunflower brand Tea....""
' FREE
Several Hundred Tin Sam
ple Boxes Tetley 's Tea
FREE
Bennett's Candy Section
Just received from the Candy factory
a large quantity of fresh made,
vanilla flavored MAUSH MALLOWS.
Twenty-five for .5c
Pound for ." J3c
Several hundred 6c cakes Atchison's
vanilla sweet Chocolate, a
cake V
Thursday Shoe Bargains
140 pairs Ladies' "Warm Lined Beaver Top Kid
or Calf Fosed Shoes, former prices $1.75
and $1.50 now at
260 Pairs Ladies' Velvet and Felt House Slip
pers, former prices $1.00 and 75c
now at
Eighty-four pairs Men's Warm Lined Shoes, high
tops, three dollar values
now at . . ' ;
New Styles in Dorothy Dodd Shoes
It's the Green Bdd You Use-Douglas 137
s
Men's Famous Dr. Reed's and Florsheim Winter Shoes at
$4 rhesa are all wintbr weight shoes they
sell regularly at $5, 6 and 50 cushion
soled and double solos cold proof and damp
proof, at, per pair
L. BRANDEIS & SONS, BOSTON STORE
4
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!
ceive
Free Instruction in Dressmakinn. 1
Any lady, not a pupil of this school, calling by Feb. 10th will 'm. i
four days of Instruction Fit KM OK CHAIUiK. ' T
uur college is so arranged inai lauies can make their own dresses f
1 under comnetent teachers.
; Keister Ladies Tailoring College
IBth and DoukIiu Strata. Oniahji, Xeb. I
p mm bm a en txm wn rrm sw i tsss mm ma tsa bsm mm
i
ZZzCE MOTHER USED TO MAYil
I "WE SUCH MINCE
lit omo 1A iiJirtAr.CA Li,-,., ,a... C . . . . . kIW
B III nw Sua. -rtWIJ-w. rumtlL-vvuix ww.,UTHAVU3L,n.T. nj
mm mm nawwnssiMKMi ow ( cojq bci tsrarni'.
Longer, Higher and
Wider Berths
Bee WantAds Produce Results
This is one of the advantages in
sleeping cars OWNED arid
OPEKATED by the
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST.
PAUL RAILWAY,
THREE fast trains to Chicago, .'
' leave Union Station, Omaha,
f every day at .7:55 A. M., 5:451'.
M. and 8:35 P. M. '
TICKET OFFICE:
; 124 FARNAM STREET,- OMAHA, NEB.
Special
Bargains
in Carptts
and Rugs,
Thursday.
THE HICLI ARI.K SIOHR.
Visit Our
5c and 10c
Departments
in Easement
Afew Spring Coats and Suits
Tli iiikm complete aumtrtnipnt of "rrlnpt surmonts vr itmwn In Omalm so "arlT
In tn SfnStm lllll)Hi-i1 of .nmnl. siinnnntt .onl tfnr finirtftrltnn. nnw 'On SSl st .'
. prior far h-ow nrtual worth.
I llANnsiiMB PI'RIXO SPITS-All th nf!t creations, the Toney coat and Polrrlo '
in nil the nfw ("tintlp II fill
and f liiii-s-nt Hl5.o, Jis.vt. $a.no up to -.
SPUING SrtT KPi; tALr-liJ( lundKome annn-nts In silk and wool mntc
rlals, , iilfTni-pnt stylos, mad.' o soli at tV, Ot'-cholrr
XBW fuVKMT WATS An tin nialrd showlti of newest sprins styles O S flft
at W W, 5.10. 17.50. )0.00. 112. up to m""
SAMPl.b fOVKRT roATS-tn ioi t. half-llttln and loos effects, Fklnnrrs satin,
"I- HiMlu HI1I- HI 9J.-M1U '
Pperlal. Thursday-at N,... ..."
NEW SPRING SKIUTS-In circular ami oi-d styles, ptunellns. Voiles,
cheviots and serprese.il new shades -worth
up to iR.mHt Jt anil '.
t-von Walking Pklrts- ,
t
I'snamas.
6.08
2.50
Winter Garments Must Go. '
Indies' Winter Conts
IK'.on. $i20i. Ji5.no values-now
Indies- Winter fonts -
$.00 and fcS.nn values now ...
Ladles' Fur Pcnrfs
fi.'io and $.W ralties now....
todies' Fur Smarts
8.0o to I12.no values now
" till f a. m. i H .) til
Jl.oO lonn AOr- I-ndles
kimonos UW waists
5.00
7.90
... 2.50
3.98-5.00
in W n. m.
I1.U '
n till 1 m. m.
iflr silk
underskirts
2.98
Thursday's Furnishing Goods Bargains
LADIES' MUSLIN SKIRTS Deep flounces of lare and Insertion of deep
embroideries, worth up to $4 splendid bargain-at T.V. 8e, II. o nnd ...
IDIKS' KNKB LKNGTH SKIRTS-nlcelv trimmed with
emtirolilerles and tucks special at 26c and ..,,... ...
LADIES' DRAWERS AND CORSET C'OV ERS-Ijice and em- '!
hroiUery trimmed worth 50c Thurndav Ox- nnd
MISSES' AVI) CHILDREN S MUSLIN D R A WE RS nloelv made nnd
neatly trimmed special at 10c, lac and '
1.98
39c
39c
25c
Valentines at Half Price
All our Immense stock of valentines on sale Thursday at Just half remilar prloa.
Valentines worth .Tc to $1.00, CDri l Valentines worth 2c to 30c Iflrr
at 15c. 25c. 35c and OUC Bt lc, 2Hc. 5c and vW
Iargi'St and best selected stock in the city.
Special Sale of Linens, Thursday
Tha quality of these offerings unmntcha
hle nt any price.
72-1 N. BLEACHED SATIN DAMASK $1.76
and $2.00 quality, at. 031
per yard, $1.28 and I.OJ3
6S-IN. BLEACHED IRISH LINEN Regu
lar Wo nnd $1.10 quality, at, 7-r
per yard k
60-IN. UNBLEACHED IRISH LINEN
Former prlco 50c and 0o, at. ia-
per yard '., OCJ
68-ln. Silver Bleached German Damask, all
linen. 85c and 9uc quality, 7ir'
at. per yard iOt
C8 and "2-in. Silver Bleached German Da
mn.sk. regular 95c and $1.10 tt-r
quality, at, per yard OJjl
PATTERN CIOTHS-In fall bleached and
silver bleached, all linen, with
round.
1 2-4 Pattern Cloths, $3.59 value,
at
10-4 Tattern Cloths, $3 00 value,
at
8-4 Pattern Cloths, $3.00 value,
at
12-4 mercerized Cloth, $2. value,
at
10-4 morceriied Cloth, $1.63 vnlue,
at
ISx.l Bleached Huok Towels, reg.
tilnr Ifie quality, Bt
20x40 Bleached Huck Towels,
regular lc quality, at
18x32 Blenched Huck Towels, reg
ular 10c quality, each
border all
....2.75
...1.98
.1.75
...1.50
...125
10c
12c
:. ...7c
Big Sale in Bedding.
$2.00 Home-Made Comfortables,
at
$7 00 all wool Blankets,
at .,
25 I iM wo1 Blankets, 2 Qq
3 98 I Spreds,''flne'patterns"'".
You Can Save More Money on Your Grocery Bill at Hay den's than
Any Other Store in the City.
22 lbs. Finest, Pure Granulated Sugar. $1.00
10 Bars Best Laundry Soap 26o
10-lb. Sack Best Granulated Cornmeal..l5o
7 lbs. Best Hand Picked Navy Beans.. 25c
8 lbs. Rolled Breakfast Oatmeal 25o
7 lbs. Choice. Japan Rice : 25c
7 lbs. Best Pearl Hominy, Farina, or
Barley ,...25o
1 lb. Pkg. Condensed Mince Meat.. 5c
1 lb. Can Assorted Soups .".0
Bromnngelon, Jellycon or Jello, per pkg 7Hc
011 Sardines, per can 3o
3 Cakes Imported Castillo Soap 5c
1- lb. can Alaska Snlmon 9c
2- lb. can Fancy Sweet Sugar Corn fic
2- lb. can Fancy Wax or String Beans.. 6c
i-lb. can Breakfast Cocoa 7Hc
3- lb. can Fancy Table Peaches 12Vfcc
l-lb. can Fancy Table Aprlcote 12V&0
Choice California Prunes, per lb 60
Fancy or Muscatel Raisins, per lb.......TH5
The Best Soda or Oyster Crackers,. lb., bo
2-lb. Pkg. French Wheat Wafera......8M,o
Fresh Crisp Ginger Snaps per lb. 5o
Another Bljg Batter gale Thursday.
Fancy Separator Creamery Butter, worth
2fic per lb., this sale, per lb., only 21o
Omaha's Greatest r'resh Fralt Dept.
The only one that buys direct In car lots.
Extra Fancy, Large, Sweet, Juicy High.
land Naval Oranges, 20 for &a
New Honey, per rack ...,.12V
8 lbs. Fancy Halloween Dates ..luo
4 lbs. Shelled Popcorn log
Watch tomorrow evening's papers for an
other Big Flour Sale.
' Another car of Fancy Highland Navel
Oranges will be here for Friday and Sau
urday's Bale.
HAYPEM BROS,
' Your Diamond
needs mounting. We would be glad to do it for you. We
have one of the best diamond setters In Omaha, Now
would be a good time to havo It done, as we would not
be obliged to to hurry with It as wo were compelled to
do at Christmas time. IXOK FOR THE NAME.
S. W. LINDSAY, JEWELER.
1S1 DOUCLAT.
Heat electric light janitor service
all night and Sunday elevator ser
vice a fire proof buildingall cost
the- tenant of The Bee Building
nothing extra.
"Foot
Comfort
is what we call our
Cushion
Sole
Sho
es
And they tr tbe only ItKAL fJKX
UIXK CrSHlON SOLE '&IIOE8 on
the market. Hand sowed, wiiicb
inn ken it flexible and enttj- on the
foot made over a broad, foot-form
last which iillowK the foot to rest
on the ftole of the xhoe nnd not ou
the uppers, an inott of the so-culled
cushion sole slioeti are niude. Posi
tively a iioliconduetor of cold Yes,
lt' real foot comfort, and If you
have any trouble with your feet,
thin if just the hoe you want
Come In and let uh tit yon lo a pair
made for men aud women.
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 Farnam St.
Five FastTrains
DAILY TO
Chicago
and the East vie the
CHICAGO &
NORTH-WESTERN
RAILWAY
over the only double track
railway between the Mis
souri River and Chicago.
This complete service
includes Pullman drawing
room and private compart
ment sleeping cars, parlor
cars, composite observa
tion cars with library and
buffet-smoking apartment,
free reclining chair cars,
standard day coaches and
dining cars (a la carte tcr
vice.) Ticket jt.i ul! iniormation o. appli
uttii'ii 10 licLei ihcr '
1401 and 1403 Farnam SL,
OMAHA, NEB.
