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BRIEF CITY NEWS
IiTt Hoot n-tat It.
Kadolpk T. avafcofla. PasUs Aeeooataat.
Pa onk for Quality clears, 1 B Hih
Koraad'a ltaaoaa la aanelaf . Tl. D 1041
ninthart, photographer, lJth tt rarnaro.
ownaa, 117 N. 1. Douglas aho. ll.;o.
Slaetrloal Wiring aad Kspalrs Burgess,
(irandrn company. 111 Howard atraet.
Sqoltabl Llfa Folhles sight drafts at
maturity. H. D. Nealy, manager. Omaha.
Man Aaka Dlvoroa for naeartUmJamoa
Unas has applied for a divorce from Ioulsa
ttnss. charging ahe deserted him and went
ti Des Moines.
A few reserved aaata for Roberaoa
Travelogues at Ft1 M. E. church, he
Binning Thanksgiving night, are on sal
at Combs, 1520 Douglas.
Tour Money and Xnearaace Papers
should be kept In a fire and burglar
proof safe deposit ho In the American
Nsfe Depoait vaulta In The Bee building.
llrjtes rent for only $1 a year.
' Chicken and Pumpkin Pie Chicken,
pumpkin pie anil doughnuts are some of the
Jtoorl Ih'i.K which will be aerved at the
Klks building next Tuesday, Wednesday
'id Thursday noon by the women of the
First Methodist church.
Tnankaglvlng- for Abaia aVlee "A
Happy Thanksgiving" la the Inscription on
r aouvenlr postal card received by Abble
Rice at the police station Wednesday. The
raid la from Ellen Clary of Dea Aleinea
and ia addressed In th handwriting of a
, hlld.
Thief Steals OasoUne Engine A thief
jiliile the gasoline engine out of W. J.
.'t.uoas' launch at Cut-Off like some time
Muring 'the last two weeks. The theft
was not discovered until Tuesday and the
police were notified. Mr. Lucas Uvea at
?4 Templeton street. The engine wit
Valued at .
' Yeterinarian Charged with Becking
Charged with amputating the tall of a
horse, Duncan Turner, a veterinarian, la on
trial In district court. Docking la an of
fense under the statutea and punishable by
line. Turner denlea the charge and la
making a fight. The principal witnesses
Kin three amall boys who claim to have
aeen the docked animal.
7 Argument Xnda In Assault An argu
hient concerning rival buslneasea led to an
assault upon L. C, Kohn by R. W. Moore
early Wednesday morning aa the two men
were arriving In the city from business
-tripe. Moore was arretted, but at onca re
leased upon a IS bond to appear In court
at 9 o'clock. Because ha failed to appear
at the appointed time hla bond waa de
clared forfeited.
Fall Tarn of Padaral Court The ad
journed fall term of the federal courts for
the Omaha division will convene Monday.
The first esses to be tried In the district
court will be .those agalnat Howard Provo
snd Homer Morrie, under Indictment for
hrcaking Into and robbing the postofflce at
WulthHI never 1 months ago. Only caaea
Charcoal Purifies
Breath
Any
1 1
And in Ita Purest Form Hu Long Bb
, Known Aa the Grtatcat Gaa
Absorber.
Pur willow charcoal' will ozldisa almost
any odor and render It sweet and pure. A
panful In a fout cellar will absorb deadly
fumes, for charcoal abaorba 100 tlmea Ita
volume In gas. .
The ancienla knew the value of charcoal
and administered it In caaea of Illness, es
pecially pertaining to the stomach. In
England today oharcoal poultlcea are used
for ulcsrs, bolls, " ate, while some 'physi
cians in Europe claim to cure many skin
diseases by covering tha afflicted akin with
charcoal powder.
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenge go Into' the
ith and transfer foul odors at once Into
igeti. absorb noxioua gaaea ana acid
and when swallowed mix with the digestive
Juices and stop gaa making, fermentation
and decay.
By their gentle qualities they control
beneficially bowel action and atop diar
rhoea and constipation.
Bud breath simply cannot exist when
charcoal la ueed. There are no Ifa or ands
about this statement. Don't take our word
fur It, but look into the matter yourself.
Ask your druggist or physician, or, better
still, look up charcoal In your encyclopedia.
The beauty of Htuart'a Charcoal Loaengss
la that the highest pharmaceutical expert
knowledge obtainable haa been used to
ptepare a lozenge that will give to man
the best form of charcoal for use.
Pure willow and honey ia the result. Two
or three after meala and at bedtime
sweeten the breath, atop decay of teeth,
aid tha digestive apparatus and promote
perfect bowel action. They enrich the sup
ply of oxygen to the system and thereby
revivify the blood and nerves.
Stuart's - Charcoal Losengea are aold
everywhere In vast quantities, thus they
must have merit. Every druggist carries
them; price, tic per bos; or, send ua your
t ame and addreaa and we will aend you a
tt lal package by mall free. Address K. A
tfiuert Co., 2(J0 Stuart Bldg., Marshall,
Hell.
originating In the Omaha division will be I
tried at this term,
nit to Keep Windows Open The '
Southern Realty company has begun suit j
In district court to compel Daniel llannon '
to remove sheet Iron coverings from the j
winoowa in tne 6, Hiding owned by the
Torrr.er In South Omaha. The trouble
arose 1n a dispute over a party mall. The
company asserts It had an egreement by
which ita windows were to lemain open.
It also asks that llannon be required to
Conform Co the building laws of the city.
Cnrtoa from Abyssinia A collection of
African curloa may be v ewed by Omaha
reeldenta this week, in the window of the
Bornsls shoe store on South Fifteenth street
Is part of the trophies brought from the
dark continent by Edward D. Vlalle. for
mer t'nlted States cajisul at Zanalbar and
now consul at Adla Ababa. Abysalnla. The
exhibit Include among other things a war
drum made from a tree stump, war clube,
spears and other weapons, monkey skins.
native cloth and sandals.
Xrnle Sure Do Want Chicken ' Do you
want a chicken dinner on Thanksgiving
day?" asked PoMce Judae Brvce Crawford
of Ernie Wilson, colored. In court Wednes
day morning, when the man was arraigned
on a charge of vagrancy. A vision of good
things to eat produced a h.nnv smile nn
Wilson's black face. Perhaps pity for the !
man Induced the Judge to aentence him to I
Jail, but when the sentence was announced
Wilson learned that he will not only cat
a big chicken dinner In Jail, but will also
live on bread, meat, potatoes and coffee
for a month till he serves out his term.
alt Dismissed for On Wrong Word
An error In on word made It necessary
to dismiss nn old petition and file a new
one In district court In the ault of Samuel
L. Sander against the Pullman company
and tha Chicago, Burlington Qulncy
railroad. Bandera sued for $26,000, assort
ing ha had been assaulted by a porter on
ona of tha Bleeping cars while crossing
tha river. In tha first petition the word
"railway" was used In the name of Bur
lington company, while the name should
have been "railroad." To make the change
required the filing of a new ault.
Pat Ctoeee X.ook Too Hood Two fine,
fat geese on the back porch of Mrs. E.
G. Pehrne, 2323 Harney street, were so al
luring to Arthur Bell and Charles Sutter,
who were delivering goods for young Sut
ter's father, a hay and grain merchant,
that they took them Tuesday night. Just
two daya before Thanksgiving day. How
aver, young Bell waa caught and placed In
Jail and waa turned over to the Juvenile
authorities Wednesday morning. Charley
Sutter got away with the fowls, but it Is
thought that they will be recovered in
time to occupy a place on Mrs. Pehrne's
Thanksgiving dinner tabla.
,aiga Helps Street Car Patrons The
Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Railway-
company haa made an addition to Ita signs
on the street cars which is of immonse
help to patrons using the Twenty-fourth
street line going aouth. A little sign ha
been added to the rear of the cars which
tells whether the car Is going east side
or west aide of Hanscom park. Heretofore
patrons rushing up to the cars at Sixteenth
and Farnam or other downtown Intersec
tions had no way of telling which car was
atandlng there except to ask the con
ductors and many a person haa made a
run to catch the car, only to find it was
not the car wanted.
Oeaeral Dodge to Visit Commander
Major General Grenvllle M. Dodge, com
mander of the Society of the Army of the
Tennessee and one of the few surviving
corpa commanders of the civil war period
will be the guest of honor at the meeting
of the Nebraska commandery, Military
Order of the Loyal Legion, at Its meeting
next Wednesday evening. General Dodge
la also the commander-in-chief of tha Loyal
Legion and this ia the first time the Ne
braska commandery will have had the
honor of entertaining the national head of
the order. The meeting will be held In
the commandery rooms, Crelghton institute
hall, 110 South Eighteenth atreet, beginning
at ( o'clock.
We
will not A
mince i
, words I
jk here.
ABSTRACTERS STILL BARRED
Fall for Third Time to Get Into the
Real Estate Exchange na
Members.
By a majority of ono the Omaha Real Es
tate exchange Wednesday noon voted down
a proposition to change the bylaws of the
association ao that abstracters would be
come eligible to membership. The proposl
tlon ha been up twice before, but haa met
defeat every time.
Commlaatonera Bedford, Brunlng. Kennard
and Trainer and Architect John Latenser
were guests of the exchange at luncheon
following which Mr. Latonaer explained in
detail the plan for the new court house
Ha stated that It la the plan to commence
construction on the part of the new build
ing facing Harney street si that the old
building will be available for office usc-
untll part of the new structure Is com
pleted. Mr. Latenser alao explained at
length the duties of his position and de
fnd the aise of fee for his services
which has been aubject to attack.
A Rrk for Llhertr
from atomach, liver and kidney trouble la
made when a 25c box of Dr. King's New
Life Pills Is bought. For sale by Beaton
Drug company.
(ECONOMY COAL
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COAL ECONOMY
For soft coal heater, $6.50 spent for
a ton of Economy Lump Coal will
deliver to' you a satisfying service
at a minimum of cost.
Everyone knows how good Econ
omy Nut Coal is for cook stoves. A
truly remarkable Coal.
Well, Economy Lump costs the
same, looks the same, is the same,
only in larger pieces, lumps.
ti Are You Wise? K
BUY COAL 1
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Whooo Has the
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Tell-o Wagons
A SVNDKHLAND TOX
IS A 'SQUARE DEAL.
CORREtT SCA1JCS aatd
CORRECT WEIGHERS
MAKE CORRECT
WEIGHTS.
$6.50
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Your trade ta the trade
we want and we want it
novr. You will want ua
to have It aa noon aa you
know our con I and our
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lVo It octur to you that we may perhaps know just
how to satisfy you 7 If not, who does? But we DO!
BUY COAL OF SUNDERLAND" That la good advice. You naver
heard better. Heed It and you will fire your frtenda the aame. . .
Money aaved la cash earned. Begin COAL ECONOMY by using
ECONOMY COAL.
rjinnpni Ann nnofi fio
sf af aaar w wmm m n is saar e sr a -sr i
Main Office
Iflli Harwfy Street
Yards Throughout City.
Roth 'I'lione.
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CHICAGO.
CALULET
mutt gie you tatirfaction.
It mutt prove that it is the
equal in every way and
superior in lome to all
ether baking powder, or
you must have your money
back. You cannot set your
standard of quality too high
to suit ui.
Imist on Calumet and
don't let your grocer give
you a Substitute.
Received Highest
Award World'a
Pure Food
Exposition
.Chicago, '07.
NEW BUILDING FuR FARNAM
Large Busineti Home to Site at Cor
ner of Nineteenth.
THIRD OF LOT BEINGS BIG PRICE
Dr. Uifforal Bars It ana Will Join
Dr. Brldara ana W. T. Grahnna
In Errrtlns Ballalae;
At War.
bV J. I.. Molynrux of Frokr-n Bow, Neb..
wo:tiiiful maiitrr of Kmmet frawford
Masnnii' lodge of that tit v. Worahlpful
MaMer Molyneux nps a H10 spprlal rrpre- j
pent alive nf the Masonic fraternity of Ne
braska, of nlilili order Captain Crawford
was a member, and after whom the Broken
How lodge la named. General Morton will
' be abeent about one week.
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GIRL FOUND DEAD IN ROOM
Miss Jennie Andreen Killed by Gai in
Her Kitchen.
TURNS ON BURNERS TO GET MEAL
Dr. Harold Glfford has bouajit a one-
third Interest In the lot at the aoulhweat
corner of Farnam and Nineteenth, and
with tha other owners, W. T. Graham and
Dr. W. O. Bridgea. will erect a lurga
building there. The sale wa made to Dr.
Glfford by W. G. I're through llattlaon &
Morton, and waa on a baala of tMM tor
tha lot. Tha price sets a new standard
of valuation for upper Farnem street
property.
Dr. Glfford tried to buy entire control
of the property, but. of the three men
owning It, Mr. t're waa the only one will
ing to let go hla Interest. Graham and
Bridges, however, declared that they would
like to join Gifford In the erection of a
building there and this project will be
carried out. It Is announced that ' plana
for the building are tentative as yet. and
that construction will not be begun until
next year. There is said to be not the
least doubt, however, that the building
will be erected aa planned. Tha prdperty
la at present occupied by the old Christian
tabernacle with Guy Smith's garage located
In ona portion.
Following on the heela of the announce
ment of the Brandela annex at Seventeenth
and the J. I Kennedy building at Elgli
teenth and Douglas, the announcement of
the Glfford-Bridges-Graham building
aerves to give added emphasis to the west
ward trend of business building In Umaha.
Property Steadily Advances.
C. F. Harrison, speaking of the sale and
of Farnam atreet property generally, aaid:
"It was no surprise to me that Dr. Glf
ford wanted to buy this property. He
had considered It at the time Mr. Graham
and hla associates bought It from the
ihurch a little over two years ago when
the price paid was 40,000. The corner Is
tno of the beat and cheapest on upper
Farnam atreet. The growth In value on
upper Farnam atreet business property,
while great. Is not abnormal. Wa have
been In close touch with It since 1900.
That year we sold Mrs. Dufrene IW.ono
wcrth of property between Eighteenth and
Twentieth, on Farnam. Her holdings are
worth and would eell todty for from two
to four tlmea what he paid. We offered
her last week $18,000 cash for one piece
which ahe paid $4,000 for.
1 "Earning power la tha baeis of all v.ilu'a
and earning value of property is based
not on the number of people passing, but
on the iotal purchasing paver of those
pu(ing. Farnam atieet is bound to main
tain Ita supremacy both on account of Ha
atratcglc situation, and also the Incrcusing
purchasing power of the people necessarily
using the thoroughfare."
Thought to Have Fainted nnd In
haled Gat Fossa by Member of
Family While Body la
till Warm.
Miss Jennie I,. Andreen. daughter of
Gustave Andreen. aafe manufacturer, was
found lying dead on the kitchen floor of
the family residence, 1701 South Sixteenth
atreet, Wednesday morning at 6:30. De.Uh
was due to asphlxlatlon and It la thought
the young woman, who had been In 111
health for three yeara on account of atom
ach trouble, fainted In the kitchen after
turning on one of the burners of the i
stove. She had been heard to go to the
kitchen about 4:30 o'clock for the purpose
of heating aome wateror starting break
fast and nothing more waa seen or heard
of her until a member of the family found
her dead body, still warm, on the kitchen
floor.
Miss Andreen was a member of the claas
of 1906 of the Omaha High school and had
a high record for scholarship. Her health
necessitated the abandonment of a normal
course at Peru after she was graduated
from the local high school and aince that
time ahe has lived at home. A brother
and sister, both older, and the father and
mother of Miss Andreen survive her.
As It Is apparent that death waa acci
dental Coroner Heafey will not held an !n
queit. The funeral Is to be held at the
residence at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon.
Interment will be In Forest Lawn cemetery.
TITLES TO FEDERAL SITES
l.eaat atatna of Bnlldlna l.nratlaaa
Looked I n In nrlona e
hraaWn Town.
United Rates District All -rncy Goaa is I
engaged In examining the titles to the land
comprising the new federal building sites
for the cities of McCook. Holdrege. North
Platte and Falrbury. the appropriations
having already been nude tor the sites and
buildlnts by congress. The site selected
for McCook la at tho corner of Main and
Douglas streets and was bought for $5.Tort.
That at Holdrepe is located at the corner
of Kaat Avenue and Fifth street, the price
being $6.C0O. That at North Platte Is at
Fl.'th and lxciiat streets, coat $9,030 and that
at Falrbury at D and Firth streets and
costing $9,000.
Where to eat
m mi
HANSON'S
Cafe Beautiful
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NEWS IN THE ARMY CIRCLES
All ef Uncle Sam's Gnnrdlans
Eat Turkey nnd For
set Toll.
Will
NEVIUS' VISIT IS DELAYED
U. A. It. Commander Comes December
Itt Other tm from Grand
Army People,
National Commander Nevlus of the Grand
Army of the Republic has sent word to
Department Commander 1311 Barnes that
the program for the visit of the national
officers to Omaha would have to be
changed. The new arrangement provides
the visit of tha national commander to
Omaha will have to be made December
19. on the return of the party from Salt
Lake City. Tha flrat Intention was that
tha vlattors would be In Omaha Decem
ber 9 and arrangsmenta were already un
der headway for a reception that even
ing. Commander Nevlua and his party
will conaequently be here the laat night
of the National Corn expoaltlon. Details
for the reception on that date will be an
nounced In due aeaaon.
Mra. Hannah Coates of Aurora, depart
ment president of the Grand Army will
visit Omaha. Friday afternoon and evening.
The occasion will be availed of for a social
Friday evening at Garfield Circle, at
Barlght's hall In the Rohrbaugh building,
Nineteenth and Farnam atreets. Dancing,
cards and refreshments well be the featurea
of the evening. It will be In the nature of
a "Halt Mile Social." the red and blue aack
teams will report their auccess In ralalnz
their half mile of pennies.
Commander N. K. Van Husen of Grant
Post. No. Ill, Grand Army of the Repub
lic, has sent out postal notices to the mem
bers Inviting them to be present at the re
ception to be given In honor of the poat and
Corpa, by Camp Lee Forby, United Bpaniali
War Veterans and Ita women's auxiliary,
for. Monday evening in Barlght's hall.
The army building will be cloaed all day
Thanksgiving day in honor of Si. Turkey.
General orders have been Issued for the
payment of the troops of tbe Department
of the Missouri for the month of Novem
ber. Captain W. F. Clark will.-make the
paymenta at Forta Riley auA-Leaven worth;
Captain K. C. Carnahan al Fdrts Omaha,
Crook and Dea Moines; Captain 11. G.
Lyon at Jefferson Barracks? and Captain
J. J. Ham brook at Forts Robinson,' Meade,
MackensJe and Washakie.
The leave' of absence of Captain C. C.
Pulia of the Second Field 'artillery, Fort
D. A. Russell, Wyo., has beep extended
three months and twenty days.
Blda were opened Wednesday morning at
the office of Lieutenant Colonel F. F. East
man, purchasing commissary United States
army, at $e army building for supplies
of fresh beef and mutton for the posts of
the Department of the Missouri for the six
months beginning January 1, 1909. The
bidders were almost wholly Omaha men.
General Morton has received word from
Brigadier General William H. Carter that
tha latter expecta to reach Omaha about
December 10, to assume command of the
Department of the Missouri. "I presume
that I shall shortly thereafter go on out
to Fort D. A. Russell to resume the active
command of that post," said General
Morton.
Fort D. A. Russell la one of the three
brigade posts of the Missouri department,
the other two being Fort Riley and Fort
Leavenworth.
FREE 'SPITE PLEA OF GUILTY
Negro Admit Bnralary Charge,
atanda Trial and la Aeejnltted
hr Jary.
After Robert Webb, a negro, had pleaded
guilty to a burglary charge, a jury in
district court declared him not guilty and
discharged him. The Jury returned a ver
cict about : Tuesday night.
Webb was charged with breaking Into
the room of a colored friend and stealing
a revolver and a gun. When taken before
Judge Sears he pleaded guilty, but aalu
he uaed a key and went Into the room as
Janitor and formed the Intention cf steal
ing tha gooda after ne entered the room.
Judge Bears refused to accept the plea
and Webb went on trial.
He rrfueed at first to believe the jury
had turned him loose when he beard the
verdict read. Then he said:
"My, but dem white folks treat me
powerful fine. 1 done tof dem I oona tt
TRAIN IN DITCH, NONE HURT
Wreck on Mllnsakt Dae to
Track t'nnaea No Injury to
Passengers.
Soft
, Thanksgiving
Table 4'Hote Dinner
$1.00 Each
111 leS
Blue Points
Celery
Olives
Claret
Radishes
Conaomme Victoria
Cream of Chicken a la Relne
Fillet of Sole Vln Blanc
Fried Scallops, Tartars Sauce
Tenderloin of Beef, larded Bayard
Veal Cutlet, Breaded, Mllanalse
Chicken Pattlen a la Toulouse,
Apple Cider
Punch Romalne
Young Turkey, Cranberry Sauce
Suckling Pig. with Glaxed Sweet
Potatoes.
Lettuce and Tomato Salad
English Plum Pudding, Brandy
Sauce
Mince Pie, hot or cold
Pumpkin Pie
Glace Panachee
Parfait Renalasance
Fresh Strawberries and Cantaloupe
Coffeo
Demi Tasse
To every one dining here will be
given a beautiful Souevnlr Foot
Ball Menu.
Special Values for
Thanksgiving Morning
A n social inducement to you who have not yet
bought your ThftuksRivins sut or overcoat we offer
these very uuusual values.
Spare a few minutes to see them ami we'll very likely
save you a few dollars. They're correct for every demand
not only in style, but in color, material ami tailoring.
Suits at $18.50
This is a brand now arrival of stylish suits similar to
the big lot we sold a few days since.
All the season's newest styles, colors and fabrics
will be seen in a great variety of patterns and weaves.
Hand-tailored throughout and made in your exact size
Overcoats at $15
This is the same overcoat we told you of, yesterday,
and we give you another chance to be correctly and styl
ishl.vylressed for your Thanksgiving dinner and any fol
lowing occasion. The seasou's newest styles, colors and
fabrics are shown in a wide range of patterns and sizes.
WE CLOSE AT NOON THURSDAY
OMASA'S CLOTXIMa,
Wh
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From 12
to 8
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C. W. ROBERTSON.
Prop.
Turkey Table d'Hote Dinner
THANKSGIVING DAY
Thanksgiving
Table d' Hote SI
Hotel Rome
Served from 12 to 8 P. M.
Rome Miller
Train No. S on the Chicago, Milwaukee
St. Paul road went into the ditch between
Tripp and Scotland, S. D., Tuesday after
noon. Fortunately no s-rlous casualties re
sulted. The caute of the wreck was a
soft track.
F. M. Sibcre, a traveling man arriving in
Omaha Wednesday morning and storp'ng at
the Murray, was in the wreck, lie said:
"I cannot understand how something more
serious failed to happen. As it waa wc
were all badly shaken up. The tender was
the first to leave tho track and the rails
were spread In consequence ao the ccaches
ran along tie ties, cutting U.em In two.
Two or three of the coaches went over, but
aa'de from several passengers being badly-
bruised In tbe tumble no one was hurt. The
engine remained on the track. The wreck
was so bad that another train bad to be
tent out to bring the passengers into Scot
land. The wreck happened between 1 and
o clock Tuea lay afternoon and we were
nveial hours late In getting Into Sioux
City."
SIXTY DAYS INSTEAD OF FREE
Jail HesUeare for Hu Who Aaka
for Liberty to Leave the
City.
A bad record ana new suspicions tlut he
!s a thief resulted In George Rigby being
imtfnrej to slaty days in Jail by the police
jjdge Wednesday.
"I'll convince you that you are nut wanted
In Omaha." aaid Judge Crawford.
"Well. If you'll let me off thia time I will
leave town today," replied R:guy, a line of
hope showing in hla face and voice. Bu:
this was soon dispersed by the response of
the Judge:
"Not this morning. Slaty days for you."
MORTON WITHJ30DY OF HERO
Ueaeral Will Arcosupaay Hraualaa at
Caatala Craw for 4 to Arllag
taa raatetery.
Brisadier General Charles Morion left
last evening for Washington, D. C,
accompanying the bud of the late Captain
Emmet Crawford, which is to be relnter
red In the National cemetery at Arling
ton. General Morton will be accompanied
Our Special
Thanksgiving
Dinner...
From 12 to 2 P. M., giid From
O to 8 P. M.
Will be a treat long to be remem
bered by those fortunate enough
to participate. No dinner to equal
it haa ever before been aerved in
Omaha.
$1.00 Per Plate
Tables may be reserved.
(Souvenir for the ladies)
Hotel Loyal
At the sign of the Red Arrow.
OPPOSITE THE POSTOFFICE.
Thanksgiving Dinner
a la carte
at the Henshaw
From 11 A. M. to 8 30 P. M.
Special Musical Program.
Thanksgiving Every Day
The -chop suey served at my place Thanksgiving
will be brim full of imported black mushroom
and juicy, sprouting peas.
ITALIAN, MEXICAN and CHINESE Dishes Exclusively
Over 1413 Fit r nam ht.
The Paxton
Blue Points on Half Shell
Queen Olives Michigan Celery
Green Sea Turtle Au Maderia
Filets of Halibut a la Harley
Potatoes Duchesa
Claret Punch
Roast Prime Rtba of Beef au jus
or
Roast Young Turkey. Stuffed.
Cranberry Jelly,
Candled Sweet Potatoes
California Asparagus
Fruit Salad with Whipped Cream
, Neapolitan Ice Cream
, or
New England Plum Pudding
Fancy. Assorted Cakes
Small Coffee
Ttianksalvlna Day
12 P. M. I ntll 8:30 P. M.
$1.00
MOTEL IROIVtE
Table D'Hote Dinnsr Every Evanlng from 6 to 8, $1
lGtrt & Jackson Sts. Omaha
Hu mm ell's
SPECIAL:
Turkey Dinner. 35c
Regular Dinner. 25c
1403 Douglas Street.
BROWN
QUICK
LUNCH
SPECIAL:
Pork (SL Deans
210 South Thirteenth St.
NEW MANAGEMENT
Mexican, Kalian and
CKinese pca'ait
SHELL FISHJN SEASON
210 South 14th Street.
Fomerl W rot It's Chill Parlor
UNEEDA
QUICK LUNCH
You Know You Do
OUU MOTTO:
Cleanliness and Quick Service
1517 Capitol Ave.
ROYAL RESTAURANT
HIGH CLASS AMEIUCAN AND
CHINESE DISHES
Clean, l'p-lo-I)ate Servir
THAN KSGI VINO DINNER
Chas. Sing. Mgr.
Cafeteria
Real Old Fashioned
Thank4ifin Dinner
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1417 Douglas St. One light.
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COFFEE HOUSE
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Thanksgiving
Dinner
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Turkay Dinner Thursday
Dodge St. Luncheon
Vpstalra. 150SDaaaV
Merchant's Restaurant
SPEND VOIB THANKSGIVING
AT OI K PLACE
A HOME FOR A1L.
SPECIAL Tl'llKEV DINNER.
131V Dtxljce Street .k
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