THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 190(1.
IN LITTLE (O NEW YORK
Eow H Bryan Boosters Struck th
Gotham it Bsporters. . ,
ABSENCE OF WHISKERS DULY NOTED
rrlfees nt World aad Sob Seem Bar
prised thn the "Home Folks',
.Are CIn I.ooklna
Lot of Mn.
"If flay all dsy In the daytime: there,
Is no night In" New Virk since the Bryan
boosters from Omaha Innded In "the en
emy' rountry." Even the "Great White
Way" Is whiter than ever and the moon
ah ed a the favorite all very glow over the
Scene. If there rises at lonely hearthstones
or among friends liertft the anxloua ques
tion, -"Where are our wandering, boy to
night?' put It In cold storage. The boys
are all right. New Tork papers say so,
and what's the use of qulzxlng further?
Walt until the boya come home. Perhaps
they wjll tell.
For. present purposes it Is sufficient -to
know that Bryan's home guard arrived on
the firing lines. Dispatches announced the
fact, and with due diligence record the
principal event of their visit. But the dis
patches did. not tell how they arrived and
failed to give the historic event the neces
sary local atmosphere. New York news
papers of Monday morning supply these
essential. The Herald supplements its ac
count with a flashlight photograph of the
party taken in the train sheds at Jersey
City. It is a unique and interesting pic
ture of the crowd. A concerted effort was
made to put on a bold face, and some are
rfcosnlzaTJle In the disguise, but the pleas
ure of recognition is sadly marred by find
ing a chorus-girl bald head conspicuously
in the front row.
"It was noticed," says the critical World,
"as the Nebraskans lined up for a photo
graph after leaving the train that not a,
man of them wore whiskers. There was not
a trace of populism in the delegation, nei
ther Dundreary or aide, or chin or goat,
or mutton chop or fringe. A remarkably
clean-cut looking lot of men compose the
'home folks' party."
; What the San Says.
The Sun gives the party a page send
off and pipes the party In a breesy style.
A few paragraphs .m cheer the folks
at home;
The Nebraskans travelled In a special
train mi up of six Pullmans, a baggage
car and a. smoker. They left Omaha on
rlduy night and came straight through,
with the exception of a short stop In Chi
cago and at Niagara Falls. The train was
due In Jersey city at o'clock over the
Lehigh Valley, but was about three hours
late. When it did arrive there was nobody
at the station to meet the visitors, and
they were obliged to shift for themselves
as best they could.
Those who expected to see a lot f long
gray beards of the populist type were
disappointed. There wasn't a single whisker
In the orowd. Like their peerless leader,
nearly every one of the westerners was
clean shaven.
Most of the Nebraskans haven't visited
New York before, and tney have come
prepared to do a little sight seeing in ad
ulilon to giving their leader a rousing weU
come. The wicked corporations came in
lor a hard knock by the Bryanltes soon
after they left the train in Jersey City.
1 hey discovered that they1 would all have
to go anwn in the baggage room and hUVe
ttieir trunks checked across the river,
cried Ur ticel" ctUl Ior Wew " they
The railroad employes were very sorry,
but toe trunks haun t been checked al all
at Omaha, and if they wanted to protect
themselves against risk in crossing the
river they would have to have them
checked. I he bryanltes certainly did want
to protect themselves, and, sputtering, they
descended on the elevator to the basement
of the station.
"A corporation that sella a ticket through
to New York certainly ought to check a
J22"1"- ,thrJugh,". said one of the mayors.
Then he added: "As near as 1 can Und
out the railroad out weBt was too tight to
put a baggageman on the train, and that's
why we couldn't check our trunks."
Standing around in the basement of the
Jersey cay station were a number of oitl
ens of thut estimable city who hang out in
Montgomery street.
"Well, said one of the Bryanltes, as he
looked things over, "I'm prouder of Ne
braska now than X ever was. They aren't
much better here or much worse than we
are. They appear to be just about the
same." .
The entire party crowded out n the
front end of the ferryboat on the trip up
to Twenty-third street.
"What are those low things all lighted
up down there?" asked one, pointing at
some ferryboats down near the battery.
"Trolley cars, of cpurae," answered a
Wise one,
"Good Lord!" remarked another, sur
veying the innumerable harbor craft, "tney
all use oil; no wonder Rockefeller Is rich."
"All these boats are owned by the cor
porations," said one of the party to his
wife.
"You could tell that, dear." she replied,
"from thulr horrible whistles."
"Papa," said a lad who was leaning over
the taflrall, "are there any fish in the
water?"
"Perhaps there are," the father replied.-1
"Can I see an pctopusT" the lad inquired.
"No, my son, don't look for them there.
We will find them In the tall buildings
yonder.
The westerners were tisrdly In the hotel
before they began to unstrap their political
guns. They had any number of placards
which they Intend to post up around town.
Here are a few of them:
"We knew they would come to him."
"We have kept the faith."
"We blleve in national honor."
"What Is home without a Bryan?"
"And they called him the Boy Orator of
the Platte.'1 , ,.
"And WattersoYt came also."
"Who said 'repudtator?' "
FOUND ASLEEP AT THtfsWITCH
President af North Onuhs Protective
Association Loses Chickens
to Thieves.
The North Omaha Protective association
has a job on Its hands and its officers
have called in the police to help them
out. This association was organised to
stop chicken stealing in North Omaha.
Bloodhounds were secured and ammuni
tion laid in for the advent of the chicken
thief. Tuesday night the chicken thief
arrived. With his little sack he carried
oft forty ntce Juicy fellows, the property
of J. B. 'Ash, president of the protective
association. Mr. Ash was asleep at the
switch and so were the bloodhounds
when' the chicken thieves arrived. Mr.
Ash reported the theft to the police.
INVERT drop of water?
-A used in brewlnS
Btnra lleer la drawn I
irom our Artesian well
(1,400 feet deep). This
water la ideal for brew
lng purposes, being pur
and sparkling, and pos
aeeninc In itself health
giving properties. The
absolute purity of our
water aupply la one es
sential .feature In add
ing to btorav Beer a
sparkling clearness and
healthful voualitv. that
la found only Ma our
beer.l Aslc for'' Eton
Beer down town.tOrder
a eajtesiorAvcrihoms
toaay.v
tttoraBrewDiklOOh.
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Tapestrj
Cortilns
Just
Arrived U
Remarkable Values in
Ciiildrei's Presses
Worth up to $2.03
Hundreds of children's pretty dresses
in all kinds of washable materials,
handsomely trimmed with embroid
ery, lace and ribbons. All of them
this season's 6tyles. They come in
all colors,, many Rus
sian blouse effects
ages from 2 to
years. This is a very Ifi
v
uuusuui uarguin, lor.
Ladies' Jackets
FOR FALL WEAR
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The verdict as to fall styles is now
being shown at BrandelsV Being always In
advance with the most desirable shades and
materials results In ours being the most pop
ular suit department In the west. ' Light
weight Jackets for early fall wear In the new
coverts, self strapped stitched trimming, In
silk or satin lined
4.98 6.98 8.98
LONG NOVELTY COATS
Big variety of long novelty cloth coats. In all
the new fall shapes and materials, QO
very prettily trimmed, at ..... . UU
NEW CLOTH SUITS, $7.50
New cloth suits you will be surprised at the
workmanship, style and quality ' for this
price. Pony coats In semi and fitted backs,
"mixtures, serges and cheviots,. 50
20c Ribbons 5c Yard
5 c
Thursday we will place on sale thousands of yards of rib
bon In Persian and floral designs, also Roman stripes
suitable for belts, trimming and collars, In white and all
colors; almost a hundred styles, choice, bargain sq., yd.
Ladies Neckwear Special
A most unusual assortment of patterns in dainty 'embroidery or
lace collars, many of them shown for m J p
the first time all this summer's pret- Aflfl 1.1a?
I out tiff or t m at' . - '
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
A Home School for Girls.
Academio and College. Pre
paratory Courses, exceptional
advantages In Music. Art. Do-
Acad em 10 course gives good general education.
BROWHELL HALL, OMAHA
......I. a..l- norman mni Vrtinnh Acad emlfi. coursi
Certificate In college preparatory course ad mite to Vsssar, Wellesley, Mt s Holyoke,
bi. i nf Vahn.it tTnivaraltv of Wisconsin end UnivertiMy of Cblcaao.
Instructors college graduates of large tea cblng experience. Thoroughness Insisted
upon as essential to character building.. C areful attention to social training. Well
equipped gymnasium, with professional director. Tennis, hockey -.and other field
sports. Students mothered sympathetically by experienced women who appreciate the
needs of young womanhood Address: MISS MACRAE. Principal.
h i?Jpntvrhrth
Vtf UllltfUl III
HOTELS.
HOTEL KUPPER.
Kansas City,
rilssaejrl
it
?iii'r,.rfpifcsrM
This magnificent hotel has It Waai
tlful rooms and la located at 11th and
licQee streets in the shopping district.
Only half a block from the JUmory,
Bird, Thayer dry goods store; near ail
the theaters.
100 Private Baths.
Telephones to All Booms. Bot eat
Ooid musing Water ta Jivery Booco.
VaazeeUeC Oafe. rerfeet Oniatne, Olnb
Breakfasts ana Table D'Bote Slnnera
erred U Onie. Batea $1 a Say aa4
Cpwara.
Barepeaa Ylaa
Reservations may be made fcy tele
graph at our expense.
KUrFER-BENSOH HOTEL CO.
r. A. BQIfOI, Xnaag-ea.
MILITARY ftCftDEMY
Zxlaiton. Mo. Oldest and Largest Military
School in the Middle West. Class 'A' by
recent rating of War Dept. , Send for,
catalogue.
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YOUR BOY'S. FUTURE
tiwbd lrel7 os Uio Utiumt Si nains Iwism
im itM st 14 ut III. MuwUara iu se namm
iUr ualDlns tor Ui stmi poMlbilltlas et smb.
koo Ibu M U K.ViAHMBiS MiLll'AUl
ACAUKJtY. IMMlopsMut . atlas sua too,
ll-rasvunt na tsltlatm at Us sulsiia aSWu
asjr. CemplMs eellc pcepsratorr uiiul Inn.
lus mllUarir Uctlos. luKructloa sua SlsalpUs
thorouik. tkousS not siTcrs. AlSNUcs, pmie !
sad sxsalliot snlUnr condition. WrW for Cats
lo(u A. Kssrsay slllltUrr Acsdsav. .'Kssrssp. Mss,
Kimbsll Han
139o 133
Wabseh Ave.
Chlosge, III.
American
Conservatorv
The leadlnt tcbesl el Music and OrameUe Arf
fWCNTT-riSST SEASON. 81xty4veenilDeDt
nttructors. Unsurpassed coarse ol study.
Teachers' Training Department. Diplomas aad
' Teacher's Certificates. I'nrivaUd AVta Advan
aft. Thirty tree scholarships swsrded annually
to talented students of limited means. Fall terra
wglns Sept. in. 190S. 'Ulese eiailM frw. '
( OUR I
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fWhen in Chicago
Ston at Tbo P
r-T - in I 'M
Stratford Hotel
European Plan
Reflaed, Elegant, Quiet. Located cor
ner ol city's two finest boulevards,
convenient to entire business center.
Close to best theatres and shopping
district. t!5 rooms, 150 private baths)
luxurious writing and reception rooms;
woodwork mahogany throughout; brasa
beds and all modern comforts; telephone
in every roomi beautiful dialog rooms,
the best ol everything at moderate prices.
Michigan and Jacksoa RlvdL. Chics go
IT KILLS FLEAS
Kills Fleas In the House. '
Kills Fleas on Bedding. '
Kills Fleas on Rugs and Carpets.
Kills Fleas on the Dog.
KUls Fleas on the Cat.
This refers to "VICTOR'S FLEA
KILLER." Sold In So pint bottle and loo
I Quart bottle. It's easy to use. Directions
on bottle.
Slierman&fi!cConne!l Drug Co.,
Caratr Utk as4 Podge Sis, Oaaaa .
OUR
SCHOOL SHOES
ARE THE
BEST MADE
The boys' and girSs' must have
new shoes for the , first day of
school, which begins' Sept. 3d.
Wo pride ourselves on our boys'
and misses' school shoes.
. The uppers are made of plump
rlci kid and box calf The soles,
the best oak leather. , '
The material In these shoes will
outwear two pairs of the ordinary
school shoes..
We want parents to investigate
the merits of these shoes.
Young; women's sises a f"A
2 to eieOU
Misses', sites 11 H to 2. 200
ChUd's, sises 8 to 11. J gQ
Boys', sites l to & Vi 200
Little Genu', sixes 10 to
lltt t
DREXEL SHOE CO.
1419 Farnam St.
..1.50j
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; VV iien You Write to
. Advertisers
remember It only taken an extra stroke et
tve ef the pen to mention the fact that yog
saw Ike ext. la Tae stoe.
OMAIIA WEATHER FOHECA8T Fair and Warmer.
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CAPITOL COAL LEADS ALL OTHERS
A GREAT BARGAIN CLIMAX ' TO A ,
GREAT BARGAIN DDVNERWARE SALE
This dinnerware sale has been the most sensational
. in the varieties of sets disposed of, and ' the merci
lessly cut prices these sets have been sold for.,
. 100-piece sets, choice patterns, bargain priced at $12.50,
given away Thursday and Friday for. $8.98
$18.00 sets, for . $12.00
. llOO sets, for I . ; $10.00
HAVILAND CHINA DINNERSETS.
HAVILAND CHINA DINNERSETS.
Sets that were bargain priced at $50 your choice
from a most beautiful and varied line of sets, for.PJO
Sets that were bargain priced at $40.00 . 41
Your choice Jt
OPEN STOCK. OPEN STOCK. OPEN STOCK.
Special cut prices on open stock dinnerware over $10.
A big display of patterns and styles not a set but has been
knifed in price for these two days Thursday and Friday.
- " GET IN! GET IN! GET IN!
Bennetfs Big Grocery
Jos. Telley & Co's.
1nd,Sn teas
75c
8-
40c
Sunflower Blend
pound tin . . . .
And Fifty Green Trading Stamps.
Sunflower Blend
half pound tin. .
And Twenty-Five Green Trading Stamps.
Sunflower Blend
quarter lb. tin
20c
And Ten Green
Trading Stamps
Sunflower' Blend-two-ounce,
tin,
10c
Expert Demonstrator.
llilp
Peaches
Peaches
Special
Offer
Yellow
Crawford
Peaches
about
seven
dozen in
basket, as
. long as
supply
lasts,
basket
28c
PerJuhiery
ecuou
Use a Sachet Talcum Puff
. it cools the face and is easi
ly carried in the 91
purse, each 30c, and.eslwL
Stocking Size. ... ..... ,20c
"Mum" a delicate deodor
ant, indispensible 01
for the toilet, per jar.ssldC
Bathing Caps in colors and
stripes,
each .t
Sea Salt for the bath, 7 lb.
sack each: 13c, OCfa
two for .;. L
Boraxo for. toilet and bath,
softens and perfumes 'the
water, V Ofl.V
each n-UL
HARDWARE SNAPS
FOR THURSDAY
TIN FRUIT CANS, holds 1
qt. any kind, fruit QQs
or tomatoes, doz. . . . uQi
Thirty green trading stamps
with' No. 8 Granite yA
.Tea Kettles .......OflC
COMB CASES, ir
something new .. ..131
See our line Aluminum ware
all kinds.
PAINTS THE SUNSHINE
BRAND-ALL
GUARANTEED.
PAINT PAILS,
holds 1 gallon
W fin n-f'iovi
sT
To Maoy Folnts In
California. Oregon, Washington
FROM
OMAHA
UNION PACIFIC
EVERY DAY TO OCT. 31, 11K6.
911 nnito0geQand6BltLak'City
VfaUsUU to Butte, Anaconda and Helena.
Pendleton and Walla Walla.
fene and Wanatcbee, Wash,
' to San Francisco, Los A ngelea, San Diego
ana many oilier uauiornia poinia,
f sHftr ahP Everett, Fairharen, Whatcom, Van-
TT7la fin rnuvAr. Viptnria and Aatnria
M""" l.Kl.ml Pn.Akn.ff
r ana Daiem, via rvriiana.
k.to Portland, or to Tacotna and Seattle.'
ANO TO MANY OTHER POINTS,
' ' Inquire at
CUr Tick st ONI- VM4 Paraasa It.
"Phons Douflas SU.
tMUtoSpoki
to I
25c
Sale of Chil
dren's Dresses
Friday, $5.00
values, $1.95
ElAYIDlKs
THB RII.lt.BLI STORK
V J
Sale of Silk
Underskirts
Saturday, $6
values, $235
Elegant Display of Ladies9 Suits
All the latest Imported models and the moat beautiful American designs
are here for your Inspection, and new ones are arriving by every exprees.
Our r'aoltless ' Snlt Our flft.OO
laler for ltofl-07 is a close ec
ond to the Crown Jwel In beauty
of design, elegance In finish and
high quality . of . workmanship and
ment of . fancy ,mxed." material",
broadcloths, Panamas, etc., good
Our Crown Jewel . Suit Our' $25.00
leader Tor 1906-07 Is the most per
fect garment ever shown In Omaha
at the price. 30 different styles
and materials. In plain colors, fancy
plaids and" mixtures haa guaran
teed linings elegantly designed.
spienaiaiy tailored, reg
ular $S5.00 value
WOMEN'S WAISTS,
New Lingerie Walnta for early fall
wear, exceptional value CkO
at 13.98 and Z,"Q
Women's $ 2.50 'Waist, all fl
clean stock, special at .lC
Waists worth regularly up to
si.ou, special at, choice
.$25
49c
vaiue ai szz.ou, our ri r
price, ,ylJ
NEW FA LI, COATS
Made of fine English coverts. In latest
styles 100 garments to select
from 17.60 values Qr
special r.7j
Early Fall Coats Nearly all samples.
In tans and - blacks, worth up to
116.00 cnoice, ib.vq yM y CA
NEW SKIRTS n-. i AAA ..... 1, ' ',, '.
, , iv uvw garuicniB jusi rereiTea, vonfs, ronarnas, cne-
viots, serges, etc., In plaids, checks and plain colors largest' variety and
;!8Lvailef.8bown ,n Omaha at $18.60, 115.00, IU.50. $10.00. C All
$8.90, $7.60 and , ,t ...'.,,.. D.UU
Three Special
Furniture
Bargains
$3. 50 Rocker, like cut,-quarter-sawed
oak with
cobbler neat,
12.50 large Arm Kocker f fi?''
-finely finish- f J C ,1
ed. special, at ...OUC
Baby Irish Crochet
AND
Net All Over Laces worth up to
$2.00 a yard .Csft
Special Thursday JOC
French and German
VAL ,
Laces In great assortment 'of
matched patterns on C
sale, .Thursday, yd ...... 7C
A Wealth of Specials Thursday
In Our New Bargain Room. ;
We mention here a few of the most attractive values.
Bed Spreads All slightly soiled Bed
Spreads worth up to $4.60 I QO
will go at, choice, each 1..U
All slightly soiled Bed Spreads worth
up to $2.00, Thursday
All slightly soiled Bed Spreads that
sold up to $1.26 go at Cfl-
choice JUC
Wash Goods in long mill ends, worth
up to 15c yard, at per
yard
12 He Outing Flannels
at
Children's Dresses Made of fine Madrases, chambray, percales,
est styles, light and dark colors, worth up to $1.60
VUViiV
.lie
Bed Blankets 75c Cotton Blankets,
slightly soiled, . large sire, jf,C)j
Thursday at pair. ........ J'C
$1.33 Cotton Blankets, slightly soiled,
large size, heavy quality, 7 C
at pair ff 7v
$5.00 White All Wool Blankets, alight
ly soiled, choice of 26 pairs, n6
at pair tJO
Silk Molls In plain and fancy colors,
long mill ends, 60c quality, CA
at yard .
12 He Percales 38 inches .
wide, at. .............. . . . .' 4V
etc,, la new
Curtain and Drapery Sale i
No wonder we do the curtain business of the town, when, people examine
our goods and prices. Can you beat this? " -
$12 and $15 Bonne Femme High Orade Curtains on sale at 92.98, $1.08, 08o
ZIon City Curtains on sale at $5.00, 94.00, 93.0O, f 2.00 and 98c
New Jersey Curtain Works makes the best curtains for the money in America.
We have exclusive sale of these goods a pair. . . .$1.50, 91.00, 70c and 60c
Single Curtains, odds, to close. 98c, 75c, 50c, 25c, 19c and 15c
Other specials on Sllkollnea, Fringes, Portieres, etc. '
New Linen Department
Visit our new high grade Linen and White Goods Dept.
the leading looms of the world.
SPECIALS ON TABLE LINEN.
$1.60 Bleached, 72 Inches wide... 89c
$1.25 Bleached, 72 Inches wide... 75c
SPECIALS ON TOWELS.
85c All Linen Towels ...19c
25c All Linen Towels .....15c
16c All Linen Towels ...10c
SPECIALS ON SHEETS.
Atlantic Sheets, 81x90, best made. 59c
Linen finish, 81x90, 48c
Beat goods from
BED , SPREADS. , .
$1.50 Bed Spreads.......... ... .$1.10
$1.75 Bed Spread .91-25
10c Bleached Muslin. ......... 74e
7 He Unbleached Muslin ..5e
25c 40-lnch Lawns............ 15c
19c 40-inch Lawns. ...... rr, ,12fo
15c 40-inch Lawns. .........,, 10
Special Sale of School Shoes.
BOYS' SCHOOL BHOI38 I CHILDREN'S SCHOOL
regular S1.S0 to $2.25 I Shoss worth ' up to 11 S
values III! I Special 7Er
at $1.(0 and I.UUJ at, pair
Many Rousing Specials' in Men's and Ladies' Fine Shoes.
MISSES' SCHOOL 8HOEB
regular values up to
$Z.2D
at,, pair
l.OO
Plums! Plums! Plumsl
Fancy California Golden Egg Plums, packed four baskets in a crate each bas
ket contains about six dozen of the delicious fruit tomorrow we sell Q f
them per four basket crate. 4 .. ...... . OJC
, ; Single basket each .. ; : . .23c I
One-third-bushel basket fancy ripe Tomatoes for canning .."... .20c
One-third bushel basket fancy Cooking Apples I. 15c
Omaha's Greatest Grocery Dept. Prices
10 bars best brands Laundry Soap,
s lh heat Rolled Oatmeal 'for ...
g lbs. best hand plcKea navy tfeans..o
7 lbs.' choice Japan Bice ,' Bfte
4 plcgs. , Uneeda .Biscuits 100
1-lb. cans Fancy Alaska Salmon 10o
Oil Sardines, per can Jo
Potted Meats per .can.
1-lb. pkg. Corn Starcn o
.SSoil-lb. cans Assorted Soups, tf',
Be
. . .. 1 n
X-celo Breakfast Food, per pkg. ss
Large, rips Bananas, per dos... 10s
Largs, juicy Lemons, slx'for. , . . ,A . . .!
t measures fresh roasted 'eartutst o
Cheaper Than Lemons Wild, Cherry
Phosphate one bottle, mattes 0ve gal
lons per bottle ..... .V. . , II Vie
YOUR TAILOR
la he up-to-ateT
Does he offer you a generous variety of
fabrics to select from?
Has he competent cutters and tsllors to
loolt after your order?
Are his prices moderate?
Suppose you try Nlcoll's this time.
Trousers $5 to $12 Suits $20 to $50
nMcffl
IF YOU ENJOY
a cool, delicious, satisfying imoki one that will banish your rarea and make
life worth living, be sure and call for the old reliable n
WILLIAM JERREM3' SONS.
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FOR 30 YEARS
' Dr. McGrew
ta
mads a IIPBO.
tALT I of ail farms
ef disease aad ais
erdsrs as
MEN ONLY
RU Butllttas 1st tnt
tS this clM st SlMuai
M Dllaius. ais f
nvuhakle mum save SS
Over SO.OOO Cases Cured
Tnlil. rfeasle. B1m4 folwi. StftMsM. OIH
IvTmUwiii. Use et StrMxts ut VlulU.
Ilia Home Treatuient
bi aer mfitlr ' tkewssss sf
kriU Nimu, acial. aisa.f as BlsSr ss4
Skla tltwiit St smalt smI. tlss n4 ""I
kr sMeus ei m as vnte tw rasa sooa
MS Ur tt tnatSMa. M4lae X ta mta
&nrges Xw. Consmltntloa rrsa.
Office tieurs I a. m. to .0 p. in. Bun.
days, I a. m. to f p ra
Call or writs. Bos 7l. Office at til
South 14th Street, Omaha. Ksb.
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