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TirE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY. AUOrST 11, 100(1.
CASH PRIZES TO RUSH GRAIN
Monrj Will Be Paid Station Aftnti
by the Union Pacific.
SCHEME TO CARE FOR TRAFFIC
Fire A ward Will il Mo on Eaeh
nivlrloa, BlolB wltfc
Btr.FlT nIIr fcr 3BO
of Mar C'ra.
Th Union Pacific ha hit upon th
novrl scheme of giving cash prlres t Its
station agent for expediting th ship
ment of grain. TMi l( ona of tha method
adopted In tha effort to handle tha enor
mm. .rm emD All railroad are con
I
fronted by the task and ara preparing In
varlouh ways to meet II. For aoma months
they have been hustling cars needing re
pair to the shop so they might be ready
for the rush when It cam.
The Vnlon Pacific's new aystem i one
of merits for agents during tha months
of August. September and October. Five
awards will be made on each dlvlulon, as
follows.
At gluttons where 250 or more cars of
grain ara loaded. In tha three months men
tioned t'i will be awarded to the agent
having the best record; at statlona loading
between 150 and 200 cars ISO will be given,
at stations where between seventy-five and
HA cars are loaded $35 will be given; at
stations loading between twenty-five and
seventy-five cars $26. and at stations where
fewer than twenty-five cars are loaded $15
will be tha reward-
Union Pacific offlc.als say tha new rule
Is not Intended to deny shippers any of
the rights now enjoyed as to free time
under the published demurrage rules,
either for loading or unloading, but on
the contrary they say that the local agents
by co-operation will give quick relief, by
which a greater supply of cars will be
available for wilting vatrnns, all ship
pers being mutually Interested.
The awards will be made by the following
considerations:
Time consumed in making empty and set
ting cars that are available for grain load
ing. Prompt Inspection of ears as to fitness
for grain loading, having them clean and
in serviceable condition, particular atten
tion being given to roofs and doors.
Proper Insertion of grain doors (rein
forced side placed to the inside) to prevent
bulging and also leakage through outside
doors. 1
Prompt loading, proper sealing and bill
ing. '
Percentage of load to capacity of equip
ment' taking total number of cars loaded
with grain.
Percentage of cars arriving at destina
tion without any leakage. (Cars damaged
In transit causing leakage will be elimin
ated). Movement of grain Is now quite 'heavy,
but tha fall rush Is not under way and
will not start until the farmfr has a chance
to get his crops out of the way. Ne
braska farmers are too busy with their
wheat and oats to think much about send
ing any grain to market.
Man Who Kills
Son is Paroled
Under New Law
August Ziebell May Never See Home
or Family, but if Released
from Prison.
August Ziebell, who shot and killed his
son August, was released under the new
parole law by Judge Button. Ha war
chaiged with second degree murder and
convicted of manslaughter.
Tha circumstances of the crime developed
at the time of Ziehen's conviction led to
the belief that he was subject to attacks
of homicidal mania and he was examined
by the Insanity board. Tha board decided
not to send him to the asylum and he was
returned to tha court for punishment.
Ona of .the provisions of the parol is
that the old man shall never return to his
home, nor see any member of his family
unless they come to him. He will live with
Jacob Hauck of Benson, to whom he will
be responsible for all- his actions. Mr.
Haucg, -who la an employe of the county
surveyor's office, la an old friend of the
Ziebell family.
Judge Sutton took this action because he
received a letter from Mrs. Ziebell declar
log that his family would not be afraid of
him any longer If he were put In the care
of some responsible person. As soon
be tries to go home or threatens to disobey
the order of his guardian his parole may
be revoked and he will be sent to the penl
tentjary.
Woman of Sixty
J Clever Swindler
Poiing a Mother, She Travels with
Confederate of About Thirty
Five. The local police have been notified to tell
all local hotel men to be on the lookout
for two smooth women swindlers who ara
thought to be making therr way west from
Phllsdelphla. The polio of that city hold
warrants for their arrest for obtaining
money by means of bogus chaeacs.
The women went under tha names of
Mrs. M. C. Durfee and Mrs. C. Olcott In
Philadelphia. Thar they stopped at on
of tho best hotels and ordered C. O. D.
packages on which they Instructed the
clerVs to pay the charge. When they set
tled their bills at the hotel they tendered
checks on the Dim fee Trust company of
Fall River,- Mass. The checks were worth
less. Airs. Durfee Is about 60 year of age and
rather tall. - Sh puses aa the mother of
Mrs. Olcott, who la about 36 years of ag
and also rather tall. Both are well dressed
i.nd refined women.
Perfectly Moulded Figures
Another Medical Discovery
To get out of condition Is detrimental to
beauty of form aa well as to health. There
Is a certain flabblnesa which robs a good
figure of charm and grace. Those who
are ' beginning to grow fat rapidly are
never In the pink .of condition.
But hare medical acleno has slipped In
with a very wonderful remedy one which
not only restores a perfectly moulded
form, but renews health and atrength.
W give the recipe In full for the benefit
of our atoutlsb friends: o. Marmola,
S oa Fluid Extract Caacara Aromatic and
IV os. Peppermint Hater.
Any druggist will make up this pre
scription, or supply you with the Ingre
dients which you can mis yourself. The
dose la one teaspoonful after each meal
and at bedtime.
The great virtue of this harmless rem
edy la thai whilst the excess fat la be
ing expelled, the person under treatment
has a healthy appetite and does not need
to atudjr dletlos or go In for tiresome ex
ercise. The whole system la "refreshed"
and retavigorated. the blood renewed and
auwcultr devcicpinent restored.
Store
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EXTRAORDINARY SPECIAL SALE
Women's
75c-50c
NECKWEAR - 25c j
Hundreds of new styles, includ
ing Dutch eollnrs, sailor collars,
stocks and jabots beautifuly em
broidered or lace edged all the
very latest styles many shown for
the first time.
ACTUALLY
WORTH 50c
and 75c at...
i
Worth ,7 $3, at
:3f Oai
it
25c EMBROIDERIES at 10c yd.
Fine Madeira Embroideries in
and galloons a specially high
15 inches wide and worth up to
Special Sale in
18c FLAXE1TE WASH
Flaxette, for summer dresses ; natural colored
grounds, with neat design, stripes, checks, etc.;
looks like real linen sold from the bojt, at, yd..
TAKE HOME AN LCE CREAM BRICK
Quarts 25c; Pints 15c. "Will keep hard one hour.
SWEETLAND East Arcade
BRAN DEIS STORES
DEMOCRATS TO STUFF POLLS
Flan to Vote for Weakest Republican
at Open Primaries.
BOSS FLYKN ADMITS THE DEAL
Carrying; Oat the Purpose of Party
in Enacting; the Lave to Thwart
'Will of the Opposing;
Bide.
Local democrats have a great scheme to
go Into the open primaries on August 17,
and vote the reDubllcan ticket In an en
deavor to nominate the weak men on that
tlOet as contemplated by the democrats
in the legislature last winter.
Tom Flynn, boss of the local democracy,
city chairman, late county chairman, presi
dent of the Dahlman Democracy club, . Is
not In the least reticent In telling his
Ideas. According to Flynn, a majority of
the democratic votes cast at the coming
primary will be cast for republican can
didates. The Jim elub will meet Friday evening,
but Boss Flynn Bays It Is doubtful If any
action will be taken to Instruct the faith
ful how to vote as It Is generally under
stood that many of them will vote the
republican ticket In the primaries.
"It can readily be seen that It Is to the
Interests of the democrats to help nom
inate weak republican oandidates," says
Flynn. "The weaker the republican can
didate the atronger will be our chances
of winning out. Under the open primary
a registered democrat can vote for repub
licans and the republicans will not have
say about their candidates if we want to
take a hand in the nominating business
ourselves.
. "1 don't think many of our boys will
vote for. coroner as we like all the repub
lican candidates for that, of flee. Everyone
knows Teddy Rlepen and everyone likes
him. Willis Crosby is a mighty nice chap
and no on would want to knife him. Max
Uecht is also a good fellow. It we should
vote for coroner candidates we would be
blamed by those who are defeated, so I
think w will keep our hands off this one 1
office, at least.
"We art Interested primarily in police
Judge and county commissioner, and you
republicans have no contests on tha other
offices. No, I will not say who tha demo
crats will vote for, for I do not know.
But the men Judged to be the weakest
will be singled out for democratic votes.
"There will be a light democratic vote,
that la tor democratic candidates, and
you see It the combined votes received by
tha three republican candidates for cor
oner do not fall far behind tne record for
the other candidates."
PHOTOS OF THEST0LEN TOTS
Pletarc wf ilaau thlldrea Are He
reived hr the Police of
Oauaba.
The pollc department ha received pho
tographs and descriptions of the Vlviano
children, who were Kidnaped In St. Louis
August t and for whose return .000 In
gold was demanded.
Tumasso Vlviano, the elder of the chil
dren, la t years of age and the son of
Peter Vlviano, 1011 North Seventh street,
8L Louis. Grace Vlviano is not yt S
year old.
Sam Tunis', who boarded at the earn
plao that the Vlviano family Uvea, Is sus
pected of the kidnaping and the police of
th country hav been told to watch for
him. H 1 supposed to have stolen the
children at 1 p. m. on August 1 H was
seen with th llttl girl at 11 a. ra. on
that day.
Store
Cloet-s
mm
5 I. M.
Except
8Mur.
ly
at 10
r. m.
Ions
Washable and Reversible
BATH ROOM RUGS
These practical rugs are shown in a
great variety of sizes up to 36x72
a very good assortment of colors and
all new patterns.
and
insertions, bands
grade lot; up to
i'oc a yard, at. . .
10c
the Basement
FABRIC at fiic yd.
6ic
Old Landmark
Will Be Razed
J. J. Brown Home," Built Forty Years
Ago, is Sold and Will Be
Torn Down.
One of the oldest residences in Omaha,
the J. J. Brown home at' 2225 Sherman
avenue, changed ownership when R. K.
Brown sold It to H. B. Robinson, a Colum
buslness man, for $22,000.
Mr. Robinson probably will tear down
the residence In order to plat and build
on his purchase, which Is a little over
four and one-half acres.
The house was built In lt9 by J. J.
Brown, who also built the Brown block.
It and the Sherwood home nearby were the
first houses built In this section of Omaha.
The Wise Memorial hospital occupied the
building before Its new horn was built.
A FrlsThtfnl Experience
with biliousness, malaria and constipation
Is quickly overcome by taking Dr. King's
New Life Pills. 25c. Sold by Beaton Drug
Co.
Toothache Gum
Stops sny toothache. Prevents fur
ther decay. Does not melt la the
mouth. Its wholealreagth It retained
end goes right to the spot.
Tbrr are Imitation. 8a that yoa gat
Vaat'a Taataaffc Uaa.
At all druc guts, it cants, or by nail
Dent's Corn Gum f
C. I. DENT CO.. Dalrelt, Mick.
Pennsylvania
Lines Chicago to
Cleveland
WITHOUT
CHANGING
CARS
Fleet rte-Hehted DRAWING ROOM
ftl.KICPINO CAB runs dally over "Fort
Wayne Route" via Orrvllle.
Lv. CHICAGO B OO P. M.
Ara. BARBERTON 6 24 A.M.
Ara. AKRON 6.37 A.M.
Ara. CLEVELAND 7 06 A.M.
Returning- leave Cleveland 9 P. M.
Arrives C'bieairo in "Tha Pennsylvania
Limited7 at &4A A. M. Daily
Vestlbuled Train with Cafe Library Smok
ing Car Service.
Reserve space In advance by addressing
W. H. Rowland, Traveling Passenger Agent,
213 Board of Trade Building, Omaha. Neb.
Tfinn ITtt? and Broa
IUUV IUR fa find their power
t
kirn ltrc work and youthful viae
iilXa . gone a a result f vr
werk or mental exertion should tea
UMAX'S NtHVS FOOD PILLS. They wta
Dim you aal and alaep and b aaa
again.
T gl Boat S box a a $2 M by mall.
SHKAMAat atoCQXTWSI.1, Diva OO,
Our. letb be (a StreaM,
OWl SMBO) COatrAsTY.
01. lta aaA SLn St. W gfaki
A GIB
TTTlliL
If
We Close at 8 o'Clot
Tuesdays at 1 I. M.
Summer Undormuslins
Three one-price lots assorted garments at a
fraction of actual worth
vt'e think you'll find the best picking In these of any you have seen on lth
etrept this nrnsnn. It's a timely underwear nrcnslnn, too, for It comes right
In tho heat of the summer season. Ench garment Is as carefully made an
you yourwelf would make It. The materials are of the b-st and trimmings
daintier than you'll exect.
TIE BOX.ULB TAB Iil! All kinds of
Karments make rip this splendid dol
lar bargain, and every one Is regu
lar $1.50 and upward value: Long
and Short Skirts, embroidery and
lace trimmed; downs, slipovers and
high neck, Ions: or short sleeves;
Cheml, fine materials and pretty
lace yokes: Combination, corset
covers and drawers, lare or
broidery trimmed, snd
sepnrnte Corset Cover
and Drawer, lorn or
embroidery trimmed...
$1.00
Wash Suits Half Price
Don't overlook the fact that this half price proposition applies on our entire
stock of Summer ash Suits for women. There are plenty of smart, effec
tive models In white and colors that can be worn late Into the fall. Such a
suit Is really Indlspensible for the next three months. Pick any at hair the
price the tickets show.
ktrekt nnEssKS of finest Imported madrag, mostly striped effects
in pink, lavender, light blue, gray,
We are clearing the line now, at
$1.29 for
Corsets
Vyorth
Double
These corsets
are prettily finished with embroidery
and have good supporters. Best
$2.50 garments, all sizes to 30, at. .,
For China Painters, Wednesday Sale oi White China
Practically our entire lines, noted as the best selected of the world s most
famous makes In the sale. New shipments, new shapes, at new reduoed
prices. It's our Wednesday feature of
JOHNSON'S WHITE ENGLISH
WARE
Tea Cups and Saucers, 6 for 50
Oatmeal Dishes, 6 for 45
Fruit Dishes, 4 Inch, 6 for . -25
SO Per Cnt Slaoonnt on th ntlr
stock.
Regular Wednesday Notion Day
Women's 25e Hose Supporters . ...lOo
Safety I'lns, nlckled, dozen on card,
all sizes, sperlal- 2 cards for ,...5o
Wire Hair Pins, package lo
Ironing Wax. 3 for Bo
Black Spool Silk. 100 yard, 2 for Be
Bennett's Big Grocery
Bennett's Best Coffee, three pounds 91.00 and 100 green stamps
Bennett's Best Coffee, one pound 3 Bo and 80 green stamps
Bennett's Teas, assorted kinds, pound 68o and 75 ajreen stamps
Bennett's Capitol Maple Syrup, quart can 40o and 20 green stamps
Llpton's Tea, one pound can SOo
Kub-No-Mor Washing Powder, 8 packages 88o
Haarmann's Cider Vinegar, quart bottle SOo and 10 prreen stamp
V.gg Plums, per can ISO and 10 green stamps
Pure Honev, Mason pint Jar 25o and 20 ajreen stamp
Ensign Turtle Meat, $1.00 cans 65c; 45c cans for 30o
Snlder's Tomato Soup, large, can SOo and 20 green stamps
Minute Celatlne, assorted flavors, t pkgs. ...... .850 and 10 green stamp
Kvaporated Peaches, 10c quality, lb 7o
Mignonette Peas, S cans for 85o
Burnham's Clam Chowder and Bouillon, 10c cans Bo
Poppy Condensed Milk, 6 cans for 8oo and 10 green- stamps
Trunks and Suit Cases
MADE RIGHT-PRICED RIGHT
From the cheapest that is good to the best made. Our $5.00 suit
cases cannot be duplicated in town at this price.
FRELING (EL STEINLE
(Where Trunks Are Made.)
a 1808
Farnam St.
Opposite
Victor $25
Return It In a month If not sat
isfied and get your money back,
ray on dollar down and takait
horn.
Fit for a king mechanically
the same as the highest priced
Victor You can easily save one
dollar a week for $5.00 worth of
enjoyment enteStalns and edu
cates yourself, family and frlenda.
Records cost only 35c and 60c,
double face 75c. Just think of It,
2,000 laughs for 75c.
Did you ever think of the Joy
you could give a friend while you
paid one dollar a week for a few
months? Have you ever een
tear of Joy? I did for a Victor
as a gift. It was worth all It
cost ten time over.
Now don't put It off, you know
what becomes of good Intentions.
If you haven't got the dollar to
day borrow It.
PIANO PLAYER CO.,
Old Boston Stors, 9d rioor.
Tlotrola, $135, aOO, 9360.
SPECIAL
HOMESEEKERS'
RATES
SOUTHWEST
Missouri, Arkansas, Louis
iana, Texas, Oklahoma,
To
Kansas,
Colorado.
Tickets on
sale first and
tnlrd Tues
days in each
month. Per
mit stopovers
enroute. Al
low long re
turn limit and
offer diverse
routes.
THOS. F. GODFREY.
Paasenger and Ticket Agent,
1423 Fanuun St., Omaha, Neb.
K
' M-Hl if
k; Saturday at lo
During July and August
Til T5o TABLE Three lines of gar
ments that are considered rare val
ues. These embrace Short Skirt
with embroidery flounces; Corset
Covers, Vftce or embroidery trimmed;
Drawers, a variety of showy styles
with lare and embroidery, J C
ruffle flounces, at '
THE 85o TABLE Two surprisingly
showv lots of Corset Covers and
Drawers, the covers have a wide
lace voke. some have medallion
front, the drawers are lac trimmed,
tucked and hem- 23 C
stitched, at
etc., formerly 7.95.
$3.50
A New Directoire Model
We feature for Wednesday a new shipment of long
hln hatlste corsets in the most advanced style.
are stayed with aluminum boning,
$1.29
our August sale or t. nina ware.
WII.LET'8 nililKCK CHINA
To close out
stock
20 Discount
FAVORITE WHITE CHINA
T.tBiip""h25 Discount
Bias T,awn Tape, 12 yard pieces, all
widths, bolt lOo
Machine Thread, 200 yard, black and
white, 2 spools for Bo
Darning Cotton, 12 spools to box, per
box 16o
Telephone Douglas 4905.
City Hall.
THE GREAT SALE OF
WALLACE MFG CO.
High Grade Silverware
and Sterling Silver
CONTINUES TOMORROW.
Don't Miss It.
Six Sterling Silver Teaspoons,
medium, in satin lined case,
for $3.00
Sterling Single Fancy Spoons,
each 50
Sterling Silver Napkin Rings,
each '. . 75?
Sterling Silver Baby Cups $2.50
Sterling Silver Set of 6 knives and
6 forks, In fine case. . .$14.00
These Are Just a Few Prices Out
of the nig Lot in This Phe
nomenal Sale.
Gustafson&Henrickson
JEWELERS....
201 North Sixteenth Street.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
The Beat Farm Paper.
On Dollar a Tear.
HOTELS.
In to Stopping
Dlatrlot.
Utn and
McO- oa
Hrttlooat
La."
m
itiMP';fEnk)
P1. Ill VI - '
s&wgvrc
Hotel Kuppcr
llth aad McO.
Kansas City. Mo.
Xa th BUoppUs District.
Hear all tb V heater.
SOO Baautlinl atoowa.
100 rnvat Bataa,
Hut ana cola water la all rcma,
apacioua loBby, parlor.
Talephea la every room.
attful Cai. rfaot Ouiala,
$1 to $2.50 Per Day
Bnropsaa Vlaa.
KUPPER-CENSON HOTEL CO.
T. V BXaTSOaT. at.
I
The Bale of the Stock of
Council Bluffs, goes on Sale
Window display. Watch Daily
Some of
WerLnesdftv's
IUI
Money Saving j y
. Specials.
THE RELIABLE STORE
Intensely Interesting Bargain Offerings
mmm m M a a
Wednesday in umana s busiest '
Suit Department r
Pretty Lingerie Dresses, in Prin
cess and jacket styles, values
up to $20.00,"just 50 of them,
while they last, each . .87.50
Heatherbloom Underskirts that
are worth to $3.00, at S1.25
A Big Shipment of House Dresses secured by our New York buyer
at a big bargain, worth double the sale price, "Wednesday, your
choice, at, each ." ' ,...,..... v08c
Extra Specials
36-inch' Flannelettes, fine Parisian
styles, Arnold's work, fast colors,
finest made for wrappers or kimonos,
well worth 15c a yard. We will
start the season at 12 W
Another line of Flannelettes, at 102
Another line at 7Ht
And another line at 5
READ THIS FOR WEDNESDAY IN GROCERIES, FRESH
FRUITS, VEGETABLES, BUTTER, CHEESE and CRACKERS
10 bars best brands Laundry Soap for 26c
5 lbs. best Pearl Tapioca, Sago or Barley
for . . . . 3Bo
7 lbs. best Rolled Breakfast Oatmeal 25c
6 lbs. choice Japan Rice for 23c
10 lbs. best white or yellow Cornmeal 15c
The best Domestic Macaroni, pkg. SHc
Tall cans Alaska Salmon 12 He
011 or Mustard Sardlns, per can 4c
4 lb. cans Life Cocoa 10c
Bromangelon. Jellycon or Jello, pkg. 7 He
2 lb. cans Hominy, Pumpkin, or Baked
Beans, for 7 He
2V& lb. cans Gold Dust Asparagus ....20c
Corn Flakes Breakfast Food, pkg 7 He
Lu Lu Scouring Soap, per can 5c
Larallne Scouring Soap, per can 3c
Argo, Magnetic, or On Time Cold. Water
Starch, per package 4c
Rex Lye, per can 6c
Condensed Milk, per can 7 He
The best Creamery Butter, per lb 28c
The best Dairy Butter, per lb 2Sc
The best Full Cream white or colored
Cheese, per pound 20c
ooirT
FORGET
TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST
iu
Round Trip
via
UU
Liberal return limits
and favorable stop
over privileges.
Fast trains at con
venient hours to
make direct connec
tions in Chicago with
all lines east.
PLAN YOUR
TRIP NOW
35
NW100
xssvbjo
Wedding In August. Are
than silver to be kept all
wedding aay. we mil a
I H THI
S. VY. Lindsay. Jeweler
J. D. Crockwell. 411 Broadway.
Saturday, August 14th. Seo
Papers,
Prices Coupled
With Quality;
That Wins, j
Come Early.
jviS
Your Choloa of Oufl
Stock of Chil-
, drenls Dresses
Lingeries, Oing
j ham 8, "Madras,
, Chambrays. etc.,
that sold up to $4,
.Wednesday ,98c
Scores of pretty
designs for seleo
tion.
Ladies Wash'
Dresses, in splen
did assortment of
dainty styles and
. fabrics, values to
$10.00, on sale at,
.-each $2.05
- 1 100 Summer Jackets, all colors
and sizes, that sold up to $12.50
on sale, at, choice ..S3.0S
Silk Rubberized Coats, worth to
$18.50, all colors and sizes, at,
choice :S7.50
for Wodnosday
One of the best welded sheets in
America 81x90, fine string muslin,
would be cheap at 60c, our price
Wednesday . . , 38
HIGH GRADE WASH GOODS
Anderson's genuine Scotch Madras,
the 39c grade, at 252
HIGH GRADE WOOL, DRESS GOODS
$1.00 Black Mohair, 63 inches wide,
Wednesday, yard 58cs
OMIII'I OBHATXBT ' TUHUM VXOB.
TABLI KA1UI
Fancy Cooking Apples, per peck ......15c
Fancy Sweet Corn, per dosen le
8 bunches Fresh Radishes 5c
8 bunches fresh Onion 5c
4 bunches fresh Carrots or Beet 6e
3 hpads fresh Cabbage 6c
t bunches fresh Parsley 5c
5 Summer Squash for 5c
Fancy Wax or Green Beans, per lb. ..2Vie
Eg Plant, each . ....5c and 7Hc
2 heads fresh Celery 5o
Fresh Peas, per quart 6c
CAJ TOTTJl PSAOKZSJ AJTD mil
SOW
We have two carloads of Peaches and ona
of Pears:
One car fancy Colorado Freeston Peaches
sweet and Juicy per crate tie
One carload extra fine California Elbert
Freestone; this Is extra fine fruit pet
crate $1.10
One car of extra fancy California Bartlett
Pears the most luscious fruit grown,
per bushel box 12.14
20 lbs. best Pure Cane Granulated Sugar,
for ;Io
IT
WinSQ, 41.85 and 43.20
u NEW YORK CITY
$yim "d 44.60
qu BOSTON, HASS.
Syi035 ind 4S.35
qi PORTLAND, HE.
$0550,35.50 and 36.00
aq BUFFALO, II. Y.
MflTO and 41.00
qu ATLANTIC CITY
$3fM0, 34.60. 35.50 and 36.00
TORONTO, OUT.
00
HONTREAL, QUE.
SO150, 35.60 and 36.00
CLi Ml AftADA CAM C
lilHUHIIH I HhliV
Tickets on sale daily ( t
Ticket Offices M '
1401-1403 Farnam Strut
Omaha, Nth.
BAILEY . MACS
B4 quipp Dnui efflo la th mid - -lh.t
grad ViantUtry at WuguM fTT S
carefully tarllis Ilr tlaL "" "
wuooa.
PAXTOM HLOCaW
you Invited T Nothing nicer
the years In memory of th
wauuiul stock to show you.
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