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THE OMA.TJA DAILY DEE: TTTSPAY, SEPTEMBER 4. 190fi.
VICTORY IS CHAIN RATES rxtannnnnnnnsaancnnnnnsiasicsaEjaodra
lbtGcts Corcesuom from MilwuuVe
nd FerthwnUrn in Northwtit
LK.ES SAY THEY ARE BETTER THAN ASKED
-maed Waa ' for Tkrik Turlfl ,
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Omaha has won another sig-nal victory
In tha flaht for better rstes rrom new
ti-rritory to OmahA. The Milwaukee tariff
In out with the. new rates to and from
South I'akota points, and the rates as
published are even better than the road
promised to give. These same rates aro
also over the Northwestern road.
When the crusade to make Omaha a
greater market was first started no grain
waa coming to Omaha from South Da
kota. These rates had always been over
looked, for ho firm had made an effort to
et the grain of the Dakotas to Omaha
nnd.lt 'had always sought the northern
lout, where the rates were better. With
the establishment of the new rates
Omslia- jobber will have an even break
with Sioux City and -the other northern
title for the grain grown In this great
wheat belt.
The, roads claim they have done better
than was' asked by the Commercial club
and Qraln echange. The complajnt In
chief was that 'the sum of the local rates
through' Eloux City was less than the
published through rales, and this gave
Sioux X'lty an advantage over the Omaha
shippers. The commercial Interests of
Omaha asked the roads to make the
through fate to and from Omaha equal to
the sum of the lot-pis. The roads say that
in many f-istanc.es the rates as now pub
lished are less. For . Instance, the rata
from Omaha to Aberdeen, 8. P., was
$1.05. The local rats to Sioux City was
tl. 8 cents and from Bloux City to Aber
deen 70 cents, making the sum 94.1. The
through rata as now published Is 81 cents
or 3.8 cents lower than the combination.
The roads claimed It was not fair to use
the Iowa distance - tariffs In inatTlnc a
through rate.
Hock Island's Kew chenir.
J. C. Shaffer & Co., elevator operators
and grain buyers, have opened an office
In the Board of Trade building and will
apply for membcrshlpln the Omaha Qraln
exchange. . C. D. Sturtevant haa been sent
here aa manager.
This Is regarded as a plan of the Rock
Island to get a share of the grain busi
ness out of Omaha,' of which traffic it
has been deprived by boycott smce it put
In effect grain rates from the South
I'latte country discriminating against
Omaha In favor of Kansas City. Shaffer
& Co. operate the South Chicago C and D
elevators, said to be the largest and best
plants in Chicago. They are known as
Rock Island elevators and they get the
great share of , their grain from Rock
Island territory. The company haa taken
possession of the Rock Island transfer
elevator at Council Bluffs and will
operate It. '
This elevator has no storage capacity,
being merely used for transferring grain.
It has not been built long and has been
used scarcely at all.
Local grain men say this move may
mean a price war, as the Rock Island is
making a strong effort to break the boy
cott, and It Is likely the new firm, In
order to get grain for the road, will put
out bids which wit make the company no
profit and will force, other grain concerns
.to let It have a good share of tne trade
nw An hu.tnea. wlthmir . nrnAt
BRYAN GETS HERE WEDNESDAY
Ha Will Arrive la Omaha and
6a to that Dear Old
Llaeola.
W. J. Bryan and his escort of Nebraska
mayors and other democrats, are sched
uled to arrive In Omaha enroute to Lin
coln Wednesday afternoon. The train la
due In Chicago at 11 p. m. Monday, where
Mr. Bryan will be entertained Tuesday,
and the special train will leave Chicago
Tuesday night. It left New York Sunday
night.
Mayor Dahlman still has the lariat
which he made famous by lassoing Bryan
and several cab horses in New York, and
sends word ahead that he will give dem-
onstrations when he reaches Nebraska.
The train will como over the Chicago
Great Western, the same road used to
Chicago, and Mr. Bryan, Mrs. Bryan and
Miss Grace Bryan will ' have a car to
themselves enroute. '
Some of the "home folks" are making
side trips to other eastern cities and still
trying to keep up with the procession.
The majority, however, are sticking right
by Bryan and will ba hla personal body
guard all the way to Lincoln.
Soma New York papers that have printed
ntervlews with Omaha men denouncing
he antics. " of Omaha's mayor as a gross
Tilsrepresontatlon of life In Omaha, Ne
traska and tha west have wired their local
:orrepondonts to tend full particulars of
'.ha contemplated action of the city coun
cil In Impeaching the mayor. While aoma
of them think tha mayor haa not given a
They Stand Alone.
Standing ooi In bold relief, all olosva,
and as a conspicuous sample of opart,
frank and honest dealing with tha sick
nd gfJIIeted, ara Dr. Pfceroe's Karorlte
Presort pilon (or weak, over-worked, de
bilitated, nervous, run-down, pain
racked women, and Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, tha famous remedy
fur weak stomach. Indigestion, or dys
pepsia, torpid liver, or biliousness, all
caUrrbal affections whether of tha
stomach, bowels, kidneys, bladder, nasal
passages, throat, bronchia, or other mo
sous passages, also as an effect! remedy
for all diseases arlilng from thin, watery
or Impure blood, as scrofulous and skin
tffoctlons.
kach bottle of the above medicines'
bear upon Its wrapper a badge of hon
esty In the full list of Ingredients com-
osing n pnrwou tn plot- JvnoMjtn.
.'his frank and ooen tul,licitv ilUr.es
these medicines in a rlatt all by them
elees, and Is the best guaranty of their
merits. They cannot be classed as patent
Uor secret medicines for they ore neither
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p the fine lot advertised and sold last Monday. Great ?n
j riety. of plain and fancy dress silks from a manufacturer E3
p of high grade silks only. 2
IMMENSE BARGAIN SALE
Mew Fall Silks
At Actually 50c on the Dollar
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taffeta sublime, taffeta chiffon finish, plain and change- H
able 27-inch peau de reine, peadu de messaline, 27-inch pj
all silk radium, so much in vorruo hi Iirin fo i g
gowns (same as $1.50 French radium), peau de cygne, y
fine grades of 27-inch black talleta, 21- ,r
inch peau de soie, 24-inch black crepe J?l w.Ri CS
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ue tinuc ttuu a tut ui new inuvy wtrnvi'a,
black silks wholesale price was 8oc -yard
all go at, yard ;
Pi Lot 2, at 29c Yd
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tiHna of ktuntrit nmittoitlHtm.
Dr. Pierce feels that lie can afford to
take the afflicted Into his full confidence
and lay all the tngradientti of his medi
cines freely before them because thesa
Ingredients are such as are endorsed and
must strongly praised by scores of the
Eost eminent medical writers as cures
r the diseases fcr which these medU
i are recommended. Therefore, the
afflKiWd do not have to rely alone upon
Dr. Pierce's recommendation as to the
curative value of his medicines for cer
tain easily recogntied dlseaee.
A glance at the printed formula on
each bottle will show that no alcohol and
no harmful or hablt-formlng drugs enter
Into Dr. Pierce's medlcfues, they being
wholly compounded of giyeeric ei tracts
f the roou of native, American forest
plants. These are best and si (net for
l&e sure of moat lingering, chronic dis
eases. Dr. R. V. Pierce cau be consulted
by addressing him at Buffalo,
'Si. V., and all comm no teat Ions are re
farded as sacredly confidential.
It is as easy U be well as 111 and
cnuoa more comfortable. Constipation Is
ne eauae or many lorms or iiineea. vr.
teree's Pleasant Pel leu enre cont!pa
ion, iner are liny. su ar-citel gran
Klea. One little Plle 'Is gentle Isxa-
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lining taffetas, fancy
shirt waist suitings, plain and fancy waisting silk, 24-
inch foulards and radium and a very
fine lot of white and black lining silks
worth retail at 69c wholesale price was
50c yard all go at, per yard
29c
Tuesdaj, Big SpecioJ SaJe
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n cool, delirious, satisfying smoka one that will banish your cares and make
life worth living, be sure and call for the old reliable -
F. R. Rice Mercantile Cigar Co., Manufacturers, St. Louis.
fair Impression of his city, none knows
anything about official castlgation laid up
for him. "
tire, twe a sulld cathartisv iul eeaiars U
AUGUST GOOD FOR THE STORK
Last Moath Two Haedred BlrtBs Were
Reported to I,oral Board
of Health.
The records in the Board of Health office
show a total of 200 births . in August.
Nlntey-flve were male fnd .106 female,
while four of the total were colored In
fants. The total births for August last
year waa 183.
The following births and deaths have
been reported to the Board of Health dur
ing the forty-eight hours ending at noon
Monday:
Births John Eckerc, 4141 S street. South
Omaha, girl; Lawrence Christiansen, Wl
North Thirty-fourth, girl: Harry Yates.
Florence., boy: S. Porsey, S843 Parker, boy;
Burt BaxgeCj 2518 South' Thirty-second, boy;
John G. Gausle. SOW North Nineteenth, boy;
8. F. Moore, Hit Houth Fifteenth, boy; II.
P. Lawrence, 1730 Capitol avenue, giri;
Clarence Hood, S83& Charles, boy; James
D. Ramsey, tl8 North Twenty-second, girl;
Harry E. McCumber, H5 North Eigh
teenth, girl; Fred Ewald, MM South Thir
teenth, boy; W. Q. Davidson, 3376 Charles,
boy; E. W. Beeman, 1112 North Forty-second,
girl; Hubert Be pp. 3843 Franklin, girl..
Deaths Andrew Mayewskl, Thirty-second
street and Fort Omaha avenue, 72; Baby
Morrison, JOM North Twenty-first; John
Kirkland. 623 Pierce. M.
NEW FLOOR F0R0LD VIADUCT
Tarred Paper aad Tiaht-rittlaa
Blacks to Be Laid ea
' Teat Street.
Repairs are In progress on the Tenth
street viaduct and the old wooden floors,
which were continually out of repair, are
to be replaced by new closely-fitting
wooden blocks. The old floor allowed the
dirt and rain to sift throuah until many
of. the heavy girders of the viaduct are
rotten and will have to be replaced. The
new floor will be water-tight, as a laytr
of tarred boards Is put down, then a layer
of tarred paper, and after the paving blocks
are put In place they are tarred. The offi
cials hope this jhtw psveinent will last for
some time and cut oft jnany of the heavy
eipenses Incurred In keeping the pave
ment In repilr.
Weed ntllew (rauilt.
Memht-rs of the Orchard Hill Improve
ment rlnb will meet Tuesday afternoon at
4 o'clock for the vurpuse of cutting weed.
As an Inducement to gvt every one out, it
is announced that the woman of the cluh
are to give a fcanquet aooti,- to which tha
weed cutters will he Invited free, but fur
which all others will have to pay tl eecti.
It is the purpose' of the club to get the
weeds out before the seoda ripeu and fall.
IterlUig Bilvs
au u Dodge.
2000 STYLES
WE HAVE the fabrics the expert
cutters and skilled tailors to
make good our boast that Nicoll
leads for best tailoring and at a mod
erate price. - - :
Over 200ft Hnalcni this sonenn
more,' perhaps than you'll find in many i
uiuer tsnops conjDinea. can you drop
in today?
Trousers $5 to $12 Suits $20 to $50
See special display advertisement
of rousing bargains (or Tuesday,
on page 5.
Store Open Evenings Until 6 O'clock.
Saturday Until 10 O'clock.
Remsrkible
Values in
Children's
Clothing.
THE REtlABLK STfjRE
See Special
Tuesday
Items on
Page 4
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Tick
to San Francisco, Los Angeles
and many other California points
il every day to Oct 31, 1906.
to San Francisco or Los Angeles
AND RETURN
8pt. 3 to 14, 1906.
to California
Going or returning vli Portland
Tickets on sale every day Sept 3 to 14, 1906.
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Tickets on sale every day
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Dili 91
Pacific
THE DIRECT LINE TO CALIFORNIA.
Inquire at
CITY TICKET, OFFICE, 1324 FARIIAH ST.
'PHONE DOUGLAS 334.
HOTEL WICTO1M
Broadway. Filth Ave. and 27th St., New York
Is a modern, first -class hotel, in the eeo
ter of the shopping- dlstrlot. Complete la
ail Its appointments and abeoluttly fire
proof. Furnishings and deoemtlona en
tirsly new throug-hout. Aocommodatloas
tor M0 cuests; U0 suites with bath. Hot
and cold water and telephone In evtry
room. . European plan. - Cuisine unex
celled. Rooms 11.60 a day up, with batti
CM up. The only hotel In Manhattan
Iron tins both on Broadway and Fifth Are.
GEORGE TV. SWEZN'KT - Protista
UflFftYETTE MOTBI.
TAIL
WILUAM JERRCMS SONS.
" 209-11 to.'l&tht. '
HOTEL KUPPER.
sUeeM City,
FbV riUsesui
This maarnlflcent hotel has too beau
tiful rooms and la located at 11th and
McOe streets In the shopping distrloU
Only half a block from tbe iimory.
Bird, Thayer dry foods store; near all
tbe theaters.
100 Private Bathe.
Telophases In All Jseoma. Mot aad
Gold Mannlas Water la. Every Moosn.
TTnexoelled Oaf. Verfeot Onlaine. Clab
Breakfasts and Table VHote Dinners
B erred In Cafe. Bates 91 a Bay and
Upward.
European man
Reeenratlone may be made by tele
sTraph at our expense.
KUPPKR.BEN HOTEIj OO.
T. A. BrBSOB, atanacos.
fmSSFsTI
SHOES
IBIS
IN Mors lioer we guar
antee you purity.
It la brewed In shining
copper kettles, axed in
hermetically sealed
tanks, Altered through
white wood pulr put la
sterilized botllea without
coming In contart with
the air, then pasteur
ized by the approved
process. It is absolute
ly free from the germs
or impurities that lurk
In water, milk, tea, cof
fee, or other beverage
that's why the most
prominent physicians
recommend it. It's use
promotes good health
and true tamperance.
Keep a case ot lc la
your home.
btora Brewing Cow.
Omaha. B4
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VVnen You -Write f.o
. Advertisers
remember It only takea en extra stroke or
two of the pen to mention the fact that yev
saw ins ad. la The Bee.
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JTWhen in Chicago'?
Stop at The
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Stfaiiwd Hotel
European Plan
Reflned, Firjrant. Quirt. Located cor
ner el ciyr two Anrst boulevards,
convenient to entire bu.inrts center.
Close to befct theatres and hopping'
district ZiS rooms, 130 private baths;
luxurious writing and recptioa rooms;
woodwork mahogany throughout; brass
beds and all modarn roiufprti; telephone
In everV room; beautiful dining room'
the bett of everything at moderate prices.
Micaiitan and Jackson Blvds Chic go
If we fitted all the young
misses' in town with shoes, a great
many trim, dainty feet, would not
be wearing the 111 fitting, awkward
shoes that they are now obliged
to wear.
Fitting Misses' feet correctly
ia an art, and very lew shoe atorea
can do it as It should be done.
We have made it a study for
years and can do it correctly.
We've Misses' a Does in fab
ent Kid Gun Metal Calf and
Vlei Kid Button or Lace.
We've a width and size for
every foot that cornea to us.
MI&SKH' SHOES, a pa
from 12. 00, to ,UoJ
YOl'NU WOMEN'S SHOKS, from
$2.50,
A Few Special Tuesday Bargains
Ladies' and Children's Furnishings.
Always a bevy of bargains in this department,
specials are here mentioned I
unuarea's Verts and Pants Heavy rib
bed, all slscs, aood fall weight, "efi.
!r values. Ht I"C
Ladles' Combination Bolts K avy rib
bed, all shr-e. In fHll and winter
weights. r.Oc values, at sSOC
ladles' Muslin Skirts Itrgimlr $ t.O
values, hsndsnmely trimmed with ln.-e
una inxertioiis special Tues
day, at
A few of the many Tuesday
1.50
Children's Ontlng riannel Oowni RrfM-
lar ttfty-ccnl alues, 2f3C
Ladles' bowns and Chemise in' groat
assortment, ilnintlly tiimnied, worth
double. Tuesday's price en-
Ladles' Mnslln Corset Covers and Brew"
ere Well muile and nicely trim- Ott
med, Kieat values, at 5Ce, S9c &"
Draperies and Curtains
TO ROTJSEKSKFEms Bare la the most economical department in the west,
WllSra ai.OA will n . k mn r - - . .i a, . , . , .
sno Bonne Kemme Curtains for large
windows, extra heavy flounce thev
sold at 7.S0. $10, $12 and 115 each
will close quick, St, esch J.8, fj ,
II. M and J
Celebrated Zlon City Curtains Sold onlv
by Hsyden Bros., the best curtains
made, at, per pair tf. 14, 3, 12, nu .
I1.7S. 1. R0. 11.25 snd ..... .... 'rC
E00 Odd Curtains and Fltiglo Pairs, tint
. sold tip as hlph as $7 50 a pair.
to close each. !'S. Tne, fide, I3c..."'C
Remnants of t.00 velours.
at, yard -OC
A grand line of Couch Covers, splendid
colorings at 2, 3, 4, 5 tip to 110.
We carry the finest and most nnnular Una
of portieres til the nesf, at II. tl. hO,
13.00. 13.60. ft ;,0 snd In a pair snd up.
Rope Portieres. !8e. I.:R and 11.50.
Leather fort lores. 13.50, 14.5", li.00, IS.C0
and 17.50.
Tassels, worth up to 25c doxen,
will go. a dozen jC
Fpeelsl sale on silkollne, st, a "71 r
yard 1 2 V t-.1c and 3
Lot of tdd fringes to close, also of rods,
cords, etc, worth 12'4e, I5e, on f
ssle Monday only, yard. I'-ic and.
1.000 other specials In draperies toe
numerous to mention.
.12.19
.I.5
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,.15c
. 3c
. 12c
Hardware, Stoves, & Housefurnishing Dept.
Best Screen Wire, per sq. foot ...... 1
Pover Kgg Reater 5
Tin Fruit Cans ...i'. ." 7
12 at. Wuter Tails, white and B en
ameled 49o
4 Side Pstent Bread Toasters U'n
. 10 and 20 n Wire Natls !io
I Best Ponltry NetUu. per sq. foot... '40
Hayden's the Greatest Grocery Dept. OMAHA.
nOVX, TLOUE, ri.OTTK Our fifth car came In on the 1st that we had contract, d
for. We are crowded for room to nut this ear In mn u. hii k.. ....
sale Tuesday. This Flour Is made from the finest hsrd winter wheat, and the high
est patent flour mad. and is retslled everywhere from 11.35 tip per sack f tr
Tuesday we will sell It. per 48 lb. sack (every sack guaranteed),..... ' . l.UU
BPXCIAI.B TOM TUESDAY.
I-hole Uasnllne Stoves
!-hole Ianndry Stoves
Enterprise Food Choppers
25 pound Family Scales
Family Cleavers
Oood Strong Fire Shovel
29c Heine's Fruit Tress
20 lbs; best Pure Cane Granulated
Sugar for 1 CO
s lbs. best Hand-Plcked Navy Beans.. 23c
I lbs. best Rolled Breakfast Oatmeal. 26c
10 bars best brands Laundry Sonp...2i0
1 lb. cans Fancy Alaska Salmon 10c
1 lb. package Macaroni Il-Sc
1 lb. package Corn Starch i 4c
1 lb. cans assorted Soups ., 5c
Bromangelnn or Jell-o, per pkg; 7He
Potted Meats, per can He
10-lbs. best Granulated Cornmeal ...,12o
Pure Stick Cinnamon, for pickling,
per pound 25c
Pure Mixed Spices for pickling;, per
pound 20c
H lb. can Condensed Cream 4e
The Best Soda Crackers, lb fc
Teas and Coffee, Kayden Sires., Direct
Importers.
Fancy Santos Coffee, per lb 15e
Porto Rico Blend, very rich flavor and
a good all-round coffee for family
use, per lb 20c
Fancy B. F. Japan Tea, per lb 25c
3o
English
. . .31(1
.12Wc
Funcy Sun Dried Jaimn Tea. nee 11,
rmn-.v ur itiuH minpowner, i'Jnglll
Breakfast, or (Vvlnn Ten nor IK
Fancy Tea Slftlngs, per n, ....
Butter and Cheese Sale.
Fancy Separator Creamery Butter,
Fancy Hairy nutter, per ll
Fancy Full Cream Cheese, per lb.
Fancy Brick Cheese, per lb
Sap Sago Cheese, each
Neufchatel Cheese, each
lb.23r,
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12 '40
12Msc
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rmurrB, rmTrri. tbuits.
Omaha's Greatest rrnlt Sept.
Large baskets fancy ripe Tomatoes. .Ilia
Fancy California Kgg Plums, per
basket ii"0
Fancy Cooking Apples, one-third' bushel
basket jn
Fancy large ripe Bananas, per doi! '. 1 0i
2 measures Fresh Roasted Peanuts . . (To
New Honey, per rack 12 tie
Large, sweet. Juicy Oranges, per rini.Tl Jo
AJTOTHEB BIO JltLT OBATB UAXJB
TUESDAY Fine Grapes for ni
hil;, at, per basket 1.9S
Headquarters for Children's Shoe Bargains.
See Display in Our Dodge Street Window.
BROS.
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SEPT. 3d TO 7th.
LDKI
SPECIAL SERVICE
SEPT. 4, 5, 6
lifiw Omaha R:l.Ta. m.
Arrive Fair Grounds 10:OOa.m.
Arrive Lincoln 10:03 a.m.
Iave Lincoln ' 7:80 p.m.
Leave Fair Grounds 7:35 p.m.
REGULAR SERVICE
Lv. Omaha. .7:20 a.m. 2:01p.m. 4:40 p.m. II: IB p.m.
A r. Lincoln. .8:50 a.m. 3:40 p.m. 6:80p.m. ll:A0p.m.
Account Bryan's home-coming reception, special train for Omaha
leaves Lincoln 10 p. in. September Oth.
FARE: $1.65 ROUND TRIP
Tickets
1323 Farnam
Union Station
6:.
.....$3.00
DREXEL SHOE CO.
B to
1419 Farnam St
The
Evans Hotel
Hot Springs, So. Dak.
beautifully situated In lbs vale of Mia
Bt.nuia.
Xiie bealtb and pleasure - resort of the
Boritiwest. Ouiy a n.ght s ride from Omaha.
Uulf, tennis, stsuniuina. coacblng, borse
back ana burro rulw and oihor amuse.
Cieuts. txoellent orchestra In attenrtanee.
Visit m'undurul erind oave.
Exceptluually low rates on bote CAN.
W and Burllnston.
for rate and Information, addreast
BUY AL BOOTT. Manager.
"fllew the Phj"
ROUND TRIP
New England Points, one fare plus 1 1
rold Sept. 6th and lltth.
llomeseeker Points, one fare iflus $2
First and Third Tuesday Pept.
and Oct.
Memphis, Tenn. 91S.S0
Sold Sept. Sih to i:th Inclusive.
Pftail Information
WABASH CITY OFFICE,
1601 Farnam St.,
or addrraa
HAERY E. M00RES,
G. A. P. J. Wab. K. R.
OMAHA, NKB.
KCURSI0.1 RATES EAST
ONE FARE plus 52.00 for 15 day tickets
ONE FARE plus $4.00 for 30-day tickets
On sale daily until September 30th to many '
points in eastern Canada, and on Bale Sep
tember 5th and 10th to many New England
points,'
via the
Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul Railway
Three fast trains to Chicago every day
leave Union Station Omaha at 7:5fi a. in., 5:45
p. m. and 8:35 p. m., making close toinuftious
with eastern lines. For further information
and folders, call at City Ticket Office, 15J4
Farnam street, or write to
F. A. NASH,
Omaha, Neb. ' General Western Agent.'.
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