f
TnU OMATIA DAILY REE: THURSDAY, MARCH
inon.
PRICE OF COAL IS RAISED
Advanced at Minna from Fifty Oent to
One Dollar a Too.
RAILROADS LICK UP ALL THEY CAN
Local Dealer InilJr e Get Ordars
Killed Believe Meaaatee Art
Determine to Force Strike
to Hall the Market.
"The coal mine magnates will force tha
strike If they possibly can. If John Mlt.
ihcll and his brave men withstand tha
unjust treatment In alore for them they
will do more tlian mortala usually do.
The uperutors are determined to set more
money for their coal."
TIil to the view of a local coal dealer.
What Vlll be the condition of Omaha a
few weeks from now as regard coal, If the
expected strike in Uie inlnea cornea off?
This to thu question of uppermoat Intcreat
with tha coal dealers of the city.
The, developments of the last few days
linve alarmed them. Advance at tha
mines have increased the wholesale price
of coal 60 cents to $1. end the cause, aa
given by the mining operator". Is that they
consider tin' danger f a Ktrlke dally more
Imminent. Wholesalers hero are receiving
their orders hack from the mlnei, accom
panied by letters stating that coal has ad
vanced and order will be filled only on a
higher buds. J. N. Marsh received a letter
Tuesday from Oentervtlte. Is-, returning
orders, and stating that prices had been
advanced $1 on coal. A similar letter from
one of the big Illinois mines said the prices
nuked was 60 cents higher than It was last
week.
Railroads Are lloBKlnw It.
A worse result of the Impending strike,
say the coal men, Is the fact that the rail
roads are taking up all the coal they can
get In order to tldo them over a strike,
and they rob the dealers Indiscriminately
and unmercifully. They arbitrarily take
coal, hundreds of cars of It. without asking
the leave of anybody, paying to the con
signee the price asked of him by the con
signor. The railroads always have done
thin and there seems to be no relief from
this practice. If a dealer enters any pro
test against the stealing of his conl. the
railroads say. "nil right, we haven't ffot
coal to move this train If we can't use
thin coal. We'll have to set the coal on
the sidetrack." The dealers could get
redress by law, but they say they cannot
afford to get the railroad "sore" at them,
for their business would be ruined.
Retailers said Tuesday they had not
raised the price to consumers, preferring
to take a loss themselves rather than raise
the price to their regular customer. As
for new business, they declared they could
not take any. for the reason they could
make no money on it, and because they
wanted to have enough coal to supply
their regular trade in case of a strike.
The jobbers are of opinion the retailers
will be forced to iinrne an advance soon.
Only a few of them have large stocks on
hands: some have liberal stocks, and
many have but a small quantity.
Scarce at Any Price',
"I am afraid It will be a question of
getting coal at any price," said A. L.
Havens. "Between the strike. If It comes,
and the railroads, we will be In a tight
box."
Steam coal Is very scarce In Omaha and
It cannot be bought at the mines. The
packing houses are the largest consumers
of this cdsi. Armour 4 Co., laid In a large
supply , early In the season, and have
enough to carry them for months, but Swift
nml company, are not In such fortunate
circumstances.
No changes In the wholesale prices of
bard coal have been named, and probably
there will be none, ns the season for the
cunsumptlon of anthracite Is practically
over.
Mini I J
Manila.- If
tan I
Shirts v-
Wi tell
the Man
hattan Shirts
far Kan
Everybody is talking of the stunning
spring hats that are being shown in Bran,
deis' elegant new millinery department.
ha? The colors and the clever blending
of shad's giws millinery an in
dividual air this anting quite distinct from sea
son's previous The oral and reseda shadts
art extremely popular while a now departure s
the silver gray with trimming of oJcu-Je and
grny etriped ribbon. The roses in natural and
r-xtrtme shades shoto many novelties, particu
larly in our French hats.
nrnndels' Smart Mode at 10 The new
est shapes are shown here, the Empire
Hats, the dashing sailors, the peter Fan
Turbans, the graceful rolled
brim hats and hundreds of va
rieties special numbers, at .
Small sailors are leading in favor.
The Cromwell shapes are gaining popularity .
his distinctly a season for the litm hat and
he great majority of thi less expensive hats are
now being made this way.
Xew Spring Models at $."1 Every correct
shape and every reany popular trim
ming fashioned by style ex
perts a hundred brand new
things, at
$10
$5
The Charming and Ultra Fashionable
SUITS FOR SPRING
Ladies' Tailor Modes at the Rep
resentative Style Shop of Omaha
We are presenting au excep
tionally good value this
spring in a Ladies' Tailored
Suit, made in new eton style,
very smartest trimmed, new
'circular skirt, etc. The colors
are the new shades of coral,
Alice blue, reseda, old rose,
etc. as well as the quiet staple
effects. There is no question
but that it is
much the best
suit ever offered
Decidedly Stunning Spring Suits
The finest tailoring and finishing in'
these pretty suits retons, ponies, f'
1U j lll'SUUU
$10
polos, box effects.
shades, also brand
new checks, etc.
featured specially,.
etc. prettiest
17.50
tXxVV1 V WA
SWF
s . f i li I I i y . J., w m
COMPANY ASKS NEW TRIAL
Mater People File Motto for Rehear
ing; on Case for Hydrant
Rental.
Tlio Omaha Water company Wednesday
morning tiled Its motion for a new trial
In the cane agitint the city for 1100.000
hydrant rental recently derided against it
In the rnltcd States circuit court. Tile
grounds for the application for a new trial
are: That the verdict waa contrary to
law, error of law occurring during the
trial; court erred in admitting evidence
a to the purity of water, piping and
pumping- rapacity, purchase price of Are
engine liouees, value of Are engines, value
of real estate bought by the city, thus,
compelling the plaintiff to abandon Its right
to go before a jury; error of court in ad
mitting evidence of the ordering of hydrants
not placed without requiring the city first
to show that lt hud a levy and money to
meet such obligations; error of court n
dlrectinc a verdict for the defendant; error
of court in not giving to jury plaintiff's
Instructions directing a verdict for the
plaintiff; error of court In refusing to
permit the plwlntlff to amend Its petftion
In accordance with the proof.
The plaintiffs have not yet filed their
findings of fact with the court and until
tbin Is done the motion for a new trial
and petition to set avide the verdict can
not be heard.
THE NEW ARRIVALS
At the White Goods Dept.
Extra fine quality fancy, white woven
Madras, just the weight for Off
spring wear, at, yard J"
New silk Organdies, Boft lustrpus fab
ric prinieu norm aesigns, 9cn
a. w
of great beauty, at, yard
Embroidered Cause, neat cheeked
grounds, in every color, OS
for, u yard , CS,
All colors in the real French Sheer
cloth, beautiful printing, Q-
yarn -
Cotton Serge Waistlngs, dark styles in
splendid weight and a very desirable fabric,
for, a yard
at.
19c
Plaid white dress Swiss,
corded effects, for, a yard
Yard wide white dress Linen, every
thread pure linen, tor, 2 Of
yard.
White dresa Swisses with embroider
ed dots, in all sizes, for, 2Sc
a yard.
Imported Dimities, Btitlstes and
Lawns all this season's newest de
signs, none better made, iRc
at. yard ac,v
wool
effects,
17c
SPRING WOOLENS!
naHE cloth matters oftha world
war certainly at their beat
in producing this season's tempt.
Ing fabrics. Over 1,000 styles.
You'll ptok from the oholcest
u
If you plot now.
Treasirs. $5 ti $12 Suits, $20 to SSO
A!LE?
WILLIAM JERREMS' SONS.
200-21 Bo. 18th Street.
DEAL WILL BENEFIT OMAHA
Sale of Lead Works to Trust Fnts In
t trrnlatlon Four Million
Dollars,
"Omaha will derive many direct benefits j
from the saJe of the Carter White Lead
works to the trust," said a prominent
Omaha man Wednesday night, after read
ing a complete account of the sale In Tha
Hoe, "I understand Frank Rarker will
LftER PILLS Fr oii mr Yuif.
For biliousness, constipation, sick
headache, sour stomach.
Na opium, no cocaine. A vegetable pill.
rlKRMAN 4V MCONNELL DRUO CO.
25c post paid. 16th and Dodge Bta
"7
1
ASurcRemcdy
Tor
Lame
Back
Hcuralgia
Sprains
tSBruiscs
PRICE
250100
SOLD BY
All Druggists
DcEarl S.SIoari
eosrort hass.usjl
still be kept at t, plant as treasurer, with
his salary nearly doubled, and besides, all
the money secured by the sale will remain
in Omaha and will be Invested right bare
by the old company, all the members of
which are Omaha cltisena. Four million
dollars Is quit a chunk, of money to be
turned loose In any city, and Mrs. Carter,
George Barker, E. J. Cornish, and E. M.
Moriman will undoubtedly seek Invest
ments for their money In Omaha, where
they have resided for many years."
1
Women's
Shapely
Shoes
COURT AFTERJHE DRUGGISTS
Jarealle Officers Mill Proseeole Ay
Pcrsalttlms Chlldrea Play
Slot Maehlaea.
Officers of the juvenile court are uiaklug
preparations to Institute proceedings
against druggists who permit children to
play the slot machines for merchandise.
One mother reported to the officers her
son was in the habit of playing away all
his spending money which waa given him
for lunches at school and then going witb
out a thing to eat. Several complaints
have been made to Officer Bernstein and
the matter will be taken up. -
Chaaaberlala's t'oaasi Keasedy
'avortt.
"We prefer Chamberlain's Cugb Remedy
to any other for our children," aaya Mr. L.
J. Woodbury of Twmlg. Mich. "It has
also done live work for u In bard colds and
croup and we take pleast ra In recommend
ing It." )
sUarllac BUverjfietUMi; UUi ud XX4
The Foster and Hanan Shoes for
which we are exclusive- agents In
Omaha are the recognised leaders in
styles that are new.
We can truthfully say to our Omaha
and out of town customers, that we
carry a line of shoes equal to any
of the largest stores of the east. The
new spring lines are now In and we
are showing all the newest novelties
in high and low cut shoes for spring
and summer wear. These are styles
never before shown in Omaha and
are exclusive with us.
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 Farmm Street.
I9B93SBE
OM4HA WR4THER roREC T-Thsirs.r Fair.
GREEN TRACING STAMPS EVERT TIME
IN THE DRY GOODS
The new Featherbloom Petti
coat. The new Featherbloom
Skirt Fabric is as light as a sum
mer's zephyr and as dainty as
the choicest silk. We have just
put on sale three numbers, in
black only, each petticoat with
heaps of frills and pleats, weighs
but a few ounces, wears like iron
and shines like ebony.
PRICES, $2.95, $2.50, $1.98.
Ladies' New Suits Thursday a.
m. about 50 Ladies' Suits, new
est styles, newest materials,
newest colorings, all this sea
son's purchase, not one worth
less than $20, each, at. . .$12.50
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S APRONS
Ladies' White Band Aprons, 50c, 40t 35c and. 25c
Ladies' White Bretelle Aprons, 50c, 45c, 40c and 35c
Ladies' Gingham Aprons, regular and extra sizes 25c
Ladies' Gingham Aprons, Mother Hubbard style ,35c
Ladies' Gingham Sleeve Aprons, high and low neck 75c
Ladies' Black Sateen Aprons, square and round, with
ruffle, at ; 25c
Children's Dress Aprons, 69c and. 35c
A BIO OORSKT ATTRACTION Serviceable Coutllle. In drab und
white, fine Batiste In white only, this season's models, sizes
j to sn, regular prices oOc and 75c, sale Thursday. . .
39c
Colored Dress Goods
48-ln. all wool Panamas In navy, blue, Alice blue, brown, tan, green
and grey, dust proof, regulur price $1.25 a yard, sale price, OP.
a yard ODC
44 to 56 Inch new grey Suitings in plain mixtures, checks and plaid
enecis, me most popular weaves and shadings of this sea
son, Hale price, a yard
1.25
Black Dress Goods
4!l-in. black Chiffon Panamas, sheer and drapes grucefullv,
fabric for shirtwaist suits, regular price 1.Z9 a yard,
sale price, a yard .
Sale of White India I.inons 100 pieces of fine sheer white
inaia unons, worth 12'fcc a yard, Thursday a yard
Xew Spring Suitings in plain colors, with 'T'lK-oi'' ' ' -s, new
tuning, very popular new goods, worth 22c, Thursday,
a yard
beautiful floral pat-
splendid
1.00
.8c
Plaid
12 c
I
60 pieces new, pretty Plaid Organdies,
terns, for . Thursday, a yard
Very Special Male on Curtain Swiss 36-in. wide, all new pat
terns, for' Thursday onlv. a vnrd
Great Neckwear Bargain at 5c and 10c Fifty dozen Ladies' fancy
Neckwear, 8 oek Collars and Turnovers from our big Neckwear
purchase, will be on sale again Thursday, regular 16c and
25c values., FOR THIS SALE. EACH 10 J and ..... . .
75c Chiffon -Veils 30c New, up-to-date Chiffon Veils,' three "yard
lengths homst thoH h.Ar. ....... j T. lulcc jaiu
u ' - - vv.(UV7lo. IISVV. HUM WI11TA
regular 75ralue, this sale, each.
!n lu Big lot of fine Torchon Edges-and Insert
ions. Wn-i, Antique and Oluny Bands, and heavy Venetian
drEfemWi,n"ecr,u' tTeam and whlte' wo, tn to 25c a yard
for,tnis sale, a yard . ' ' .
New
Japanese
Ware
A VHT SHOWING OK ALL
THE XBW NOVKLTIKS IN THIS
BEACTIKl'L. IMPORTED CHINA
IT'S WORTH LOOK1NO OVER
PLENTY OF PRETTY PIECES FOR
CARD PRIZES, SMALL. GIFTS,
NEW CUPS AND SAU
CERS 6.1c, Eoc and
NEW SALTS AND PEP
PERS 2 for Inc. luc and.
NEW TOOTHPICK HOLD
ER8 each 26c und
NEW CHOCOLATE
SETS $tj.o0, 17.50 and up,
NEW PIN TRAYS lCr
at 26c, 20c and . 13b
NEW OLIVK DISHES -et
38c and JOC
NEW MTBTARDS
at 60c and
25c
15c
..19c
25c
DINNERWARE
THE NEW PATTERN FROM ED
WIN M. KNOWL.ES POTTERY.
PRETTY GREEN SPRAY AND
BORDER EFFECT mil 100 Dipca
SETS. ALL THIS BEST PIECES
A 115 VALUE IN ANY fk OQ
BTORE special
Bennett's Big Grocery
Our enormous business i a .nv-
nice against stale nr uhir
KKdS.
THREE LARGE CANS OMAR
BAKED BEANS, plain or wltli
atlljue
Anderson's Tomato Soup.
J can
T
...u.-iuuii iomaio Boup. can 5c
'.rr.".'.,i.!,8p GlnK-r Snaps, pound... 5c
Vr,T,V PL'NT)S BEST GRANT
aHE?? SUGA i.oo
mu j lliriy wreen i rAfl nff Htumn.
FLO WE It
VEGETABLE and
SEED, per pk
2c
WHITE CORN MEAL FOR YOUNG
CHICKEN FEED.
10 pounds for joe-
1"0 pounds for ."."$1.00
nnnnett'a Bargain Soup, 10 bars.... 25c
Shrimps, prr can I0c
Coin "-pound can .' c
Peas. 2-pound can
Oil Sardines, can jc
Salmon, 1-pound can ...9c
Pickles, assorted, bottle 8c
Bennetts Capitol Baking Powder
pound can . .24o
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Bennett's Capitol Wheat, two pack-
aRes gnu
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Bennett's Capitol Oats, two pack
ages aoo
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
BENNETT'8CANDY.
SPECIAL ON EATING CHOCOLATE
Four Vakea Sweet Chocolate 20c
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Easier ' Eggs and Novelties, up
Horn ic
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
COCOANUTS, LARGE and
FRESH, each Trl
NEW CALIFORNIA JUICY t
LEMONS, dozen EtJL
LARGE, SWEET. JUICY NAVAL TA
ORANGES dozen 25c and iU C
Lettuce. Onions, Radishes, Asparagus -FRESH DAILY
3 BIG STORES
to buy goods for enables us to buy In
such quantltes we can well afford to
undersell any WOULD-BE COMPETITOR
in these parts. If you doubt this, read this
SAMPLE list of CUTS:
?Sc Juvenile Soap 10c
2nc Graves' Tooth Powder luo
6c Packers' Tar Soap lie
-oc Mennen's Talcum Powder lc
26c 4711 Soap llo
bOc Socletie Hygenique Soap c
few Hind Honey and Almond Cream.. Ac
tl.00 B'-ef. Iron and Wine
6oc Plnaud'a Hair Tonic 3Tc
11.00 Hoswark's SarsapHrllla Too
Silo Pozzont Face Powder 'Ac
Tooth Brushes, worth up to &0c, for., lo
Some emporiums advertise they have no
branches WE HAVE and they do busi
ness, too more of it than any other store
In the rtlles where they are located.
We deliver anything we sell In Omaha.
South Omaha or Council Bluffs. Will any
other druggist do tnat ior you;
cut AuArBrn(n okuo
Corner lth and Chicago, OMAHA.
24th and N.. SO: OMAHA
Cor. th and Main St.. CO. BLUFFS. IA.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
PaMiakes TlaaeLr Vara Tojlee
ijtfosrrsi"
OPENING OF
Spring end Summer
Jlfillincry-
Thursday and Friday,
Mmrch 22 and 23
YOU ARE INVITED
F.M.SCHADELL
cr CO.
DENTAL
1Arl 5 ROOMS.
JjIZBfliizlas.sk
TOR Z BEER it lusrainingi
It talcet tlic place of food
becauie It contaiiu ill the rich
nutriment of malted sailey,
dilutrd in tparkbng Anerian
water. Ai a beverage STORZ
BEER it better than tea, coffee
or water better tat the stom
ach, the nervea, and the
muscular tissue of the bodyt
Pron.iotnt physician have (o
stated. Alw ft order STORZ
BEER. A6
mmm.
Sole Selling
Agents tor
lion City laces
and
Lace Curtains
liilMY Wmi
THE RELIABLE STARE
v
Buy Zion Cit
Laces and
Save the 60
Per Cent on.
Foreign Goods
Manufacturer's Stock Sale of
Ladies' New Spring Garments
' S-vrn manufacturers' ptockx afM-tirorl hy our
ltiycr at a itrral hargnin, trill l ilacd on n1c
ThuistJny. Mortis fail to pxprrKa tlio grew M)l
beauty anil bargain worth of tUN grrnt rollcrllon.
Vou mut wee' thorn In ortlcr to appro Into their vain.
Only a few ran bo mentioned In the limited spare, but
every one in an unmatched bargain.
:W TAIU1R BUITS-In tlie
nobby new Eton and Blouse
el vies. newest materials
and colors. Slu.CO ' U
values, nt J.JJ
r. XQflBITE SAMPLE
SU1TH at a saving of about
one-third to you prices.
n.X 30.0 24.0
and
CRAVENETTK COATS
Made of ITIestley s best
Cravenettes, In Oxfords,
tans and olives, sires 32 to
i, worth up to 2 n()
tt.v.
825 TAILOR 8UIT8-ln
the new materials and
colors. Pony, Eton and
Blouse styles, with hew clr
culnr and gnre pkirts, made
Ma!....-...14.90
COVERT COATS 1M ol
them to select from, worn
up to 115.00. H Oil
choice 'vu
COVERT COATS Satin
lined, loose and light fit ting
stvles. worth A
7. choice " -"
HANDSOME BIT.K SUTRT WAIST SUITS
Made of Glveinaud's. all new designs
and colors, :!o.no values, 1 A Qf
rhnlr.
WOMEN' S $5.00 WALKING
SKIRTS, nt
NEW SPUING SKIRTB-In Voiles. Pans
mas and Taffetas, all newest de- Q QJS
signs, at H5.un. $12.50 and
New Lingerie and Batiste Waists.
at.
2.98
1.25
H.fo Jap Bilk and Ungerle Waists, 2 Q3
sperlnl Thursday, nt '
Magnlllcent Dress Waists, at M-UOTRO
down to
FROM 8 TILL 9 A. M. Women's 79C
$1.60 Underskirts, at
FROM .S0 TILL $9 SO A. M - ' AQq
Children's $1.50 DreHses, at
FROM 9 TILL W A. M.-Womens QQq
waists, n"iui i.''.
immense Sale of Hosiery Thursday
A purehase of I.OOO dozen pair of men, and ladte.' ho.e fro... one of
i..,n mn,.frttirerH. tonHher with several H.i.aller lola fully all
at i .1 1 ..... iMiirn tnU'l'
America icnuiiiK itihwi"" ... ------ M,f,-iii. itf.rw
of them neenred at a great bnrgHln. ulll be VU ed ... m c Thurs On, , -t lrl-
ln many cases less than cost to manuiacture. .i.i t n y
Ta.ll- line Lisle and Maco Cotton Hose,
In plain black, white, blues, pinKs or
fancies, in newest lace effects, are worth
regularly up to :wc. aneclul 124c
Tliursdity. ptilr "
Ladles' Silk Embroidered Hose, In plain
blacks, splendid l.c value, at, IOC
pair
LADIES' HOSE. In plain black or giey,
regular 10c quality, special, at.
nulr t
CHILDREN'S HOSE Heavy ribbed, come in all sizes.
Thursday s nrlcva. al. pair, IJ'.sC, 10c ami.
Men's tine Lisle and Maco Cotton Hose, in
plain black, tans, greys aim laucies. m
newest spring pauern. v. mm ui
a pair, special Thursday, at,
Ptr V
Men's Hose, in blacks, tans and
worth 19c- a pair, special, at.
nnlr. .'
xi..i,- Hne in blacks, tans and
with white feet, worth "
nair. at. pair
worth tuny uohuic
12ic
fancies,
. 10c
fancies,
5c
5c
Domestic Room hour Specials
ON SALE FROM S TILL 10 A. M
' BLEACHED TURKISH TOWELS Extra
heavy and long, worth regularly up to
25c only six to a customer at, lQC
ON SALE FROM 10 A. M. TILL U M -Reveille
Percules for children's dresss
and skirts, in pretty spring patterns, regu
lar SH uuallty. at. 4c
vara
ii'.L-'ppmi -ru t. i w M.a HI.KAPHKD SHKFrriNG, from bolt, gtandiir.l
bralids that sell regularly from ioc to :T,4c a yard-lo yards to a customer-
at, yard
Another Great Orange Sale
We will sell tlies fancy Highland Nav Is Thursday at, dozen
OR y FOR 2jC . .
Extra large, very fancy Highland Navel Oranges Thursday, at, ..!20
dozen
r
SPRING
STYLE
BEAUTY
REIGNS
SUPREME.
mm
THE RELIABLE STORE
SPRING
STYLE
BEAUTY
REIGNS
SUPREME.
GRAND MILLINERY OPENING
Will continue tomorrow, und the public is invited to attend the exhibit ot
the NEW MODES AND SPRINGFsshlons that reflect he corieit st
tendencies aa brought out by leading milliners at home and ABROAD
in the cientlons of our own des gners. revealing a high type or aiiistie
.nment'ln" VhiValnTlTf millinery8 The entire collect ion co-nprenslv.
in Its scope, will meet the req uirements of the most exacting anu
C,lF8PE-lALatA'rrKNTION la directed to our STREET AND WALKING!
HATS embracing all that Is new, correct and most desirable of tha
ipJiva STY KS Alwav. a little better than you have ever bought be-
prices are absolutely the lowest. Prices range from $J.50, o.00, $7.60, $10.00.
$15.00, $1UOO, $25.00 and up.
ZZZLZZ1 C
Store Open Every Evening
Vntil April 1, 10, to accommodate those who have entered our
'lUer Contest" which appeared In last Sunday's patera, we have
decided to keep our atorc open every evening until :30 p. m. that
selections may be made.
SEIID III YOUR COUNT
If you have not already made an estimate, there is still time to
do so. There are many incorrect solutions. lie sure yours is right.
Matthews Piano Co.
'The Square Deal Piano House,"
1513-151 HARNEY KTREKT. OMAHA, NEB.
iln,w..H. Iliirwood Theater. iumiie, .Mgr,
- i'i
EMBLEM BUTTONS O
and Pins - Masonic. Odd Fellows. M.W. A.. . O W.,
K of P.. R. A . Eastern Star, rlht ineis. Elks. Maccabees,
Knights of Columhiis. gles and any other you d like.
We make special designs of li?"d.'', Tr
8rnd a few minutes In our store. LOOK FOR THE
NAMES.
S. W. LINDSAY, JEWELER.
161OOUOLAST.
mmm-
EVERY DAY
to April 1, 1906, one way colonist tickets will he sold
from OMAHA to SAN FRANCISCO. LOS ANGELES
and niauy other California points.
VIA
UNION PACIFIC
Tickets good in Daily Tourist Sleepers. If you go to
California in one of our Tourist Sleepers you will en
joy the trip and save money en route.
Inquire at
CITY TICKET OFFICE. 1324 FAR NAM KT.
'Phone Douiflaa S3 1.