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THK BEE: OMAHA. WEDNKSDAY. SKPTEMBER 21, 1010. BRIEF CITY NEWS -in acot rrist it. uaip your hide ii Smith. Umilit. ta rixtares Bargses-arsndca Ce. Take Toer rrmtln to tb. Times. fr. nioht.-a c. Moor has move.i hit of no i., ;ii Biande.s ii.ua '.!' building. Bast Dr7 Claala ..f garment. Twin Cil L. orlji. u. South rUteenlH. t. w. a. r:str, unuti uiftcee at Ui-kuJ i ny Jvsi.onai tank Building. . - cie. i.ti") rainless Urntieir not the "clijp" ku.a. ; City .nsi. Bank i Tor Wag Eerasia, t.i niur.llily pi -1 Hie ii t iuu il i ii e St it. ethi & U'wg , Ass n uffe;s the Ideal plan lor alny;a. 1'-' t.a.tid .ii lisle Uul.dlng, lniaii.i. Maecabeas to aCest Tl.s rr( il u irei irfc eMh l.a,lic , i k Modern Macnoees ; he held r'ridiy evei,i:.H ii the I x1e hell, tontim nts! olovk. ,Tlif sieat mm- namler. c'arah Jenr.v U Firten. Is to deliver en mi4m rire Bimifn Sons. lire of n un- anosn origin raiualb 1ain;iM a frame troops iiEti in MisilcwAKjCount Galileo Vannutelli With Monsienor Colaneri Fort Omaha to Be Rendeivous of the 1 Fick of the Army. i BEST BANDS EJ WHOLE WORLD Wee. f ,.. d PIU sad )lrl. flealde r'.rforatlnnal Utaplay Ihe Oalpet af the t alia art Depart meal. 'In of the must nolah'e rendczv on? f j Unix that ever aenil.led 'n 'he e.-t ili be a feature vf the military tjitatf-ant of I 'hi? Ak-Sar-ti, n carnival, :eplemirr ."X to ; Xlobtr . Captain I-. R. Clui'ite of Mil ' Slghtl, Infantrv. hief of events n.I siena. efore m departuie iuelay fur l's , Muitie. ahete he oe? 10 .utt-ml .lit 111 a r maneuver prior to the military .-ara:v! i n Omaha. ,aid that much and he ave out ! lift of mi'ltiry omanlsatlon" hat take, part heie in the Ak-Sai-Ben fetivl- ' tiui'ding at rrrrl North Twentv-fiftli street year ,u back ip the tmermn. Tue'djv aft-vnto'i. The ho ixe Has unoc-1 rt" rop' 'hat Kill paitkipaie -n 'lie! cupie-i m,d , , v ,v j ,. sajnJn. Th time rtarted in -loel. Clroaa Xxpaaatva While o. B Ackerly ta. enjo.Mng the Ijthi of the ,-lrru Mon day afternoon, a aneak thief etr.ere.1 hl ho-JM. at 241 South Thirty-third Mre-I. and K"t awav with Mr Ackerly a rfoid f I.eU -atth. a locket, a rin and U In rnune Wow looanuoa Compaay Articlea of lncvrpnratlon were filed Tuesday by the North eitern Herurltlea comiany. The company la cap'talisad at fioo.ono. The articlea er lned by Jolni P. Cum BjiOtfm Van B. Umly, Georse K rgn and T. W. BJatkburn. FuaanJ of m. T. Oow Muy Omaha People weot to Lincoln to attand the fun eral Nof the lata Allan T. Oow. held from the home of hla mother at 1 o'clock Tuna day afternoon. Among tham were Judge bears. Robtrt .Smith. H. U. Mcleod, llnrry Cla bourne. Rtifua Uon. Mtas Frances illbert and MJas Jennie Gordon. ob a XMtotoo Mary Rjan. who waa given a decreo of dlrorro In the atate of Missouri Monday, was In Omaha Tues day morning applying for a Ucan.e to again. She aakod a lloenso to marry SroTr C. Wtasj. Aa tho law reulraa a delay of aix months after a dtvor.je demee la granted before another lloanso own ba granted, tho people from Missouri did not get their license. ELECTRICIANS MEET HERE FOR ANNUAL CONVENTION Weatvra ianelatlaa of Klertrlral la. aearan la Oaaafca etl Maaita. Freojrajna have been laaued announcing tho prladroJ featuroa of the oonventlon of tho Western Aaaonlatlon of Electrical In spector, which meets in Omaha October 11. U and 11. One hundred or more elec tricians aro expected, coming from thirty atataa in tho middle weat. . Mayor lali1 maa will mlvm an address of welcome and City Eleotrloiaii Waldemar Mlchaelsen. for mariy praeldent of the association, will re port aa chairman of the committee on Ontmide Vtlrtng." - rwrgua P. MoOouith, also of the. Omaha city staff, will report aa hairnaa of tho committee on "Show Window and rnxptay Lighting.' and John A. tune, aaalatant city attorney, will give an address on tho loarai reationsibtlltiea of laotftoaJ Inspoctora. Other prominent elee trtoal anglneora of Omaha and Pouth Omaha, will speak ad Omaha electrical maohansry will be Investigated. arnlval In Omaha are the ent!r Seventh aalry. Ti mfiadi nn ...f that eim;it . re now on their aav here from Km t I Riley, coming overland. The other tquadron i if the regiment Kill .'nme he e from ies Molnea The headouarters hand, machine I Cunnnd a platoon of two baialllona of ! ihe Fourth Infantry from r'nrl t'px.k; he leadnuaneia hand, n-achlne runi mil t platoon of tao balalllun of the Thirteenth nfantry from Kort LeHvennonh. ihe t -notinted hand of the Seventh cavalrv: the i eeond riua1:on of the fifteenth ravairy nd Company K. Third hatiallon or en 1neera; fompany I. xlgnal cori.a. from Kurt O. A. Russell; l companies "ix'ml corps from Fort Omaha; Battery E. Hfih field artillery. Fort Leavenworth; Company A. horpitaf corps. Fort Russell; a ltach nent of the cooks' and bakers' iliooI, savin trains and other army necessities just the same as If the army as In active warfare. Drills will he given at Fnrt Omaha on Wednesday. September JS. and on the fol lowing Thursday, Filday and Saturday. in addition to thee late drill the eveial hands. Ihe heat In 'he world, alii give con certs regularly during the carnival. It will be worth trave ing mile lo near thewe con certs. Another Intercatrng sight Kill be the cooks' and bakers' exhibit. All the bread, plea and cakes used In the army are baked In this fashion and by theae people. The officers who will be In command at Fort Omaha follow: General Fred A. smith, commander; Major William P. Hurnham. chief of staff; Major O. B. De- voee. adjutant general; Captain Walter L Clark, quartermaster and commissary: Major Leigh 11. Fuller, chief surgeon; Major James W. VanDusen. sanitary In spector; Captain A. La Rue Christie, events and arena. Outside of the fact that the distances In battle lines are greatly reduced, for various reasons, tne drills of the army, the camp, the cooking and the music will be entirely i O w . t k&HNK y.. .. mr-rs-hjv j V''- - 4 i i , - . - - V ' ft . . ' f - ,i KHISfll'- , ........ v, ,r . ,. .p. ,., ; :r . , . i '. ' . f . J . . , m.' , S ' v ' W - 4- DAN BUTLER KNOWS LITTLE OF THE MARRIAGE GAME la lo AM ta Helsj Oat Yoata fraaa lawa Calls aa Ills for Aid. Corresnondenc methods of doing business are Invading even the field of Cupid. City Clerk In Butler, who really wouldn't know a marriage license from a dog per mit, which tatter document he has to Issua. received, this letter from a swain la Ma plot cm. la.: "Dear Hlr: Will you please telt me how 10 procure a marriage lioenae from your office by correapondenoa. aa I wish to use It on a Sunday and your office will not be open and It will ba Impossible for me to get there when It Is open." The city clerk replied that he could no' get a license from tho city even In person, but that Cupid Furay waa still doing bust ness at the aame rates In the county court house. r....v. i v-"t . t REGAL SEiOES for Men and Women Do ou laka prlda in tbe nat apparanca f your feft? Then come (n and odmlrt thm in pair of tbe ne Fall Rfral Model. All the handsomet and moat xrluaie atj-leg in this season's cuntoro-built footnaar are Included In tnete ne- Rafal tnodelf. To win be de'.igh ed with their grateful ehapea and their perfect fit. And Rejela retiln their crU'nal hareiineaa throujh out loot service, tor Rejils"' are S3.50--S4.00--S4.50--S5.00 Cornet KM Dmt Haiti J Grncfl gjV Ihe House of High Merit." -Jt&P WANTEDFEMALE H aad PaiaaHa. . fw'1' LOST AKO FOUND OFFntED rflRRENT Farnass ML. WANTED bousewars. Ja- A:: Ilk. Ihey would be In war, and everyone who can possibly do so will doubtless see all the sights that are possible to see when this great body of troops from the leading forts of America are at Fort Omaha the week of September St. NEW BUILDING FOR OMAHA E. A. Cudahy Sells Corner Seven teenth and Douglas Streets. BUILDING TO START AT ONCE tetaal Parchaaera re ot Olaclosed, bat It la said They Are Vol ' lonaeeled vtllh the Hraa dels lntereats. The northwest corner of Seventeenth an.j Douglas streets has been sold by E. A. Cudahy to a syndicate of Omaha jnen for HOO.OoO. Mr. Cudahy makes a neat little $31,000 on th. deal, for he paid KK.O00 for the property Just a year ago. Who the purchasers are is not disclosed, but it is not the Brandels Interest. It Is announced by A. P. Tukey & Son 1 who made the deal for Mr. Cudahy. that I the purchasers Intend to erect a building at once upon the property, which is sixty six feet on Douglas street and 133 feet on Seventeenth street. Just what kind of a building Is uncertain, but It Is declared "that tbe part of the ground floor has already been contracted for by tenants, and tbe remainder will probably be divided Into small stores." It does not yet appear that a hotel on the site and adjacent property is out of the question. If a store and office building, the new structure may solve the question of a new home for the Commercial club, and negotiations along tnls Una will be entered Into. The sale of the property by Mr. Cudahy baa no relation to the question of his're moval to Chicago, which rumor, to the con trary notwithstanding. Is still an open question. Mr. Cudahy Is understood to have sold at thia time because he saw s Describes Curb Lights for City Preston Daniels, Representative for Iron Works, Says Omaha Will Have to Install New Lig-hts. Preston Daniels, agents for th. McDon ne! Iron Works of Des Moines, Is In Omaha negotiating with the Omaha Klec trts Light and Power company and with the Commercial club, showing the differ ent styles of electroliers for curb lighting which his company manufacturers. "This style Is becoming 'more and more popular all over the country," said Mr. Daniels, whose company manufactures an electrolier which has been accepted by the board of review of New York City. "It looks as though Omaha ought to l.Te th. curb system of lighting If it is to keep up with the pace set by many of Its competing cities. Th. movement 1 chance to make a 46 per cent profit on his seems to be traveling westward and many I money. He still owns the block on the of the more progressive cities and townsl north side of Douglas street between Elght of Illinois and Iowa are already so euulDDed eenth and Nineteenth, where the Alrdomt Streets Nearly All Repaired After Delay Engineer Prophecies that All Street Repavin? Will Be Over Be for Cold Weather. Downtown streets that have been torn up for months are neanng a bound condi tion again, although Howard from Tenth to Sixteenth and Capitol avenue from Ninth J to Thirteenth are still badly torn up. The ' best prophecy the city ciiBineei can make ' In regard to those two obstructed thor- , oughfares is tliHt they may be finished up before cold weather if the brick famine : gets no worse.- Prnrtriaori ftrhino of iavlne Vnrlh Tenth street as the approach to the city from the railroad stations are not progressing, and petitions which iiae been circulated among the property owners have never reached the city engineer. Another lmprovemeut Un. that part of the city which is being delayed, is the repair ing of the Eleventh nUvtt viaduct. After the differences In opinion between the city authorities and the lalroad experts as to what should be done, nothing has been accomplished. GTKL for ho its. fU gasl is. Tel. W ASH taw "a ; young Wabetar is rs- aad wait. Wa a ssaa I Pat. Paeae Trtwr I . I I KouoxxcKrtNa isi "j I rwassa, aw I LOT rTVPSCRD do strtyag. An for ttoeaty m stswara. F. r. itsu. goon wa. lolurfi C w. A raliaJil ookb g 0ia ut, US Fa GIRL far g aiRL tor "irsu aiiha WANTJtBj BUS TO OKT OAJsoraTAil for a a La doing a goo. Biuits; TtmM Baas raqulrlH cars Baa. Co FOR 8A stock hi goo laoiisaed mi StOOMiNO Bargain, a No. 1 conl weu reotaa aar Dodga LAiti Thursday is Home Day. Read the Real Estate offerings for Thursday. Real Estate Dealer have prepared nice lists for you. To on your own home is an ambition. If jou have not attained it yet, you should now today. To wait longer means It will cost you more money. In the real estatei columns of Thursday's B will ba round a great many choice eoiy home advertised for sale on easy terme a few hundred dollars down, balance can be paid monthly Ilka rent. Probably Just the home you want will h advertised on Thursday. Satisfy your noble ambition and own your own home. aw v"nlii injf floor rooms; rant, SU.J4 i.H N. Mta. SALE Will sen yew of work and a. la Omaha piant at. I. wagon. F. asaar. chaa... A. aad Jaeksea. )I F j lRH. We bar- LT NZT8. BAOUUfNT. 7ettMAM i. lUh HoraW ,u ,! ,,L " " ""' a-aaawassa mlJjTi-.iiui " .u , ' arf as asaarl- Ithwr waju. Also twy. a than TjV. 'llXr? far araaeSl floZ JJ2 to. u. J' ySrla W farther a. nffT p-t. . , - Coma anq saj - . " " e- f-' ' f.'i . ii . 1 !- : 'i u 1 of Illinois and Iowa are already so equipped and show a decided change of front." MINIATURE BATTLESHIP SHOWN Lieateaant Post of "taval Rerraltla ' latloa riaeea Cariosity la Bran dels Star. Wladaw. Lieutenant Post. In eharg. of the naval worul ting statioo In Omaha. Tuesday plated a splendid model of the I'Mted States bat tleahlp Oregon In th. show windows of the Brandels stores. Douglas street side, where Is will stay until after the Ak-Sar-Ben carnival. Th. model Is about four feet In length and th. proportiona otherwla. cor respond. In thla model everything Is reproduced Just ss it was when Captain Clark mads his record run with that great battleship, unescorted, from Manila to Santiago, dar ing the entire navy of .Spain. In the great naval battle off the Cuban coast In which the prise fleet of Spain was sent to tb. bot tom of the sea by the American navy the Oregon did suoh splendid service, coupled with its daring run almost around the earth, that It la looked upon almost as reverently as are th. Main, and th. Monitor. Th. Oregon model waa shown at Lincoln at the Nebraska state fair and at Huron, S. D.. at th. South Dakota state fair. After th. Ak-Sar-Ben feaitval It will ba shipped to Dallaa. Tex., where It will be anown during th. Texas slat. fair. Km Aairrlraa Klagt Is the great king of cures. Dr. King's New Ltscovery, the quick, safe, sure cough and cold remedy. IOC and $100. For sa'e by Beaton Drug Co. SCHOOL BOARD MAKES REPLY Will Aasnar the Real Katate Ka rats age aa the Saajeet af Baad laaaee. A large attendanoe Is expected Wednes iay at the meeting of the Real Estate ex change. Several members or th. Board of Education have promised to attend and reply to th. report made at the last mast ing by th. committee of the exchange on bond Issues. That report Intimated that the school district bond Issues ars ri owing considerably faster than the school attendance. A Reliable aiedlelaa .Sal a Marcalle. Mrs. V. Marti, EL Joe, Mich., .ays Fo lay's Housy. and Tar saved bar little boy's Ufa She wrltss: "our little boy contracted a saver, bronchial trouble and. as the doctor a medicine did not cur. bun. 1 gave him Foley'a Honey aad Tar in which t have great faith. It cured th. cough as Wall as tb. choking and gagging apelle. and he got well la a short time. Foley's Uunsy and Tar has many tsnes saved us much trouble aad we are .r wthojl :. la ue house." sold by ail druggist. Big Demand for Miss Turner's Pies Lunch Counter at the High School is Doing- a Thriving Business. The lunch counter at the high school ts becoming more popular than ever before. Sine It was taken over by the domestic science department of the school and put under th. management of the domestic science teacher. Miss Neva Turner, the best and most wholesome sort of food has been provided, and the demand ts supplied with difficulty. 1 Precautions are taken now to see that no strangers take advantage of the counter as there Is not enough room for the students. It has not been making a profit, but having It pay fur Itself Is all that the management dea res. FAME OF OMAHA, THE CITY BEAUTIFUL IS SPREADING ssadlsaa. Wis., la Aaklagr far Sana. Polatera la I. arias; Oat Ita Park sratess. The city of Madison, Wis., seat of the University of Wisconsin has sent to the Park Board of Omaha for help In establish ing additions to Ita park system. Charles McCarthy, head of the Legislative Refer ence Library and known all over the country as the doctor of phil osophy who keeps the legislature to make Its laws, sends th request and statea that John Nolen. a Massachu setts landscape gardener, haa been retained to do the work and the expeiienoe of Ihe Omaha commission Is desired ss an aid In overcoming difficulties. theater stands and ths ground to the west. of that. News of the sale will evoke the greatest Interest and will have an unquestioned stimulus upon the real estate market. "The deal shows." declared Em.il Bran dels. "that Inside Omaha real estate la held too low. An Investor can make good money on good downtown Omaha realty.' The firm of A. P. Tukey Son. which handled the deal! also bought the property for Mr. Cudah' from Mrs. Amelia Uross man in September, 1909. Horse Pleads for Himself Cards Are Placed in Stables by Which Horse Tells of His Wants. In ths livery barns, transfer companies and various places around town where horses ars handled, the humane society Is putting up nicely lithographed posters bear ing a plea for the pioper treatment of the horse. At the top of the porter Is a cut of four Intelligent equine heads and the In scription in large type, ' Plea, be kind to us. We work hard for you." Below the numerous dont's and bits of appropriate ad vice, all in the first person, such as: "Flea give us water often." "Please give us a moment's rest on th. way up hill." "Please do not overload us. W. are doing our best." "Please remember that a two weeks' vaca tion each year will make us mar. valuable and serviceable." "Pleas, see that we are properly shod." Clearing Way for Ak-Sar-Ben 1 Street Commissioner Instructs Assist ant to Have Streets Cleared for Parade. The campaign of the street commissioner to have obstructions removed from the down town street before Ak-Sar-Ben opens is now on in earnest, and If things are not bettered next week arrests of obdurate property owners are liable to follow. The representative of the commissioner, whose business 1J. Is to go around and warn busi ness men that unnecessary lumber, build ing material and machinery must be taken out of sight, has been Instructed to make arrests wherever It may be necessary to accomplish the desiied end. and next week will see a more active obedience to orders on the part of the offenders MAIL TRAFFIC VERY HEAVY Federal Mall Offlelal Heel a re a Xrr rhaats Have Begsa Mall Ad vertising I'aaawally Early. "Mall traffic Is heavier on the railway lines superintended from this office now than I have .vac Men It." said Chief Clerk W. J. Mettles at the Omaha federal rail way mall headquarter. Tuesdsy. "This gives a good Idea of th. business barom eter." continued Mr. Msttlea. Railway mall line, controlled from this city ar. th. Vnton Pad ft c west, th. Chi cago A Northwestern weat and th. Kock Island, south. "I think th. advertising man. that Is. th. merchants, ar. beginning their business campaign earlier thaa usual thla ear. From aow till next January the railway matl men will be vary buay an.1 along about December 1 .very en. of our fore. wlU have a plenty to do." STANTON HAILS BOOSTERS Mayor Srhladler tlxteada Frleadabla ta Osaka far tppraarhlas; Trip aa Retara Mall. Stanton haa come to the front as the first town to extend a welcome to the Commercial trade boosters. The official Itinerary has been out but a short time ana other places have hardly had Urn. to be heard from. But John Schii.dler. mayor of Stanton, rame to bat on return mail, acknowledging the notification which was sent him of the proposed vls.t next mouth. Mayor Schindler promises to keep the date in mind and to notify all his people. Ths trade excursion committee Is highly gratified because Stanton la to ba visited at the early hour of 7:1 a. m. Croup Is most prevalent during th. dry cold weather of the early winter months. Paren'.s of young children should b pre pared for It All that Is needed Is a bottle Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Many mother, ar. never without It In their homes and It haa never disappointed them. Sold by ail deaies REDUCED CAR TICKETS READY Street Car (hiih Now Has tarda So stadeats May Have t redrntlala. Illeh school children who have been for several weeks clamoring for their re duced fare street car tickets can now be supplied. A slight misunderstanding as to the terms by which the tickets. were to be given out caused a delay and It has been necessary for th. company to Issue a new set of certificate cards, w hlch are Issued by the superintendent's office and are to b. presented with the reduced fare tickets so that the conductor may be assured that the users of the tickets are bona fide students. And high school pupil may obtain the tickets from the company at thirty for SI and th. cards ar. distributed from th. su perintendent' office In the city ball. S ,1 in in 1 1 i.i.m , , You can spoil your best culinary efforts by using stale, '"- flat spices. You want your dishes always to have char- t acter the fresh snappy flavor that pleases taste I asaa. The lam lit win note the diftereoce. - Besides, li s economy to bur Ireta, tuil-strengta autrarg. pepper, ginger, '1 nuistard. cinnsssoa tnty Isst longer 5 I'-. go lurtner. At Your Grocer's 10c. g t or send wt a diBM lor mU-soc sack-.'-." age and "Ton s Spky Tsiks." 2fi- tawl BBwS, tS HOMES. U, f' THE HEW DRINK HABIT TREATMENT Blackstone Method of Treating Alcoholism Aatounds Phy sicians of Country. Results Obtained in Three Days of Treatment Nothing v Short of Miraculous. ABSOLUTE CURES IK THREE DAYS Remedy Specific for Drink Habit and Saves $110 Over Institute Treatment. To Be Taken in Patient's Home and Does Away With No toriety and Publicity. No longer la it necessary to aend th. victims of alcohol to on Institution for treatment and pay a large f. for a doubt ful cure. The latest achievement of aciene. aa regards the curing of th. drink habit I the Blackstone treatment, which cure any case In three day. It la atrletlv a home treatment. Th. patient's family physician can and will administer it. or the patient's wife or any member of his family can administer It- Th. result In every case la a cure. The relapse are less thsn S per cent within th. yesr of treatment. Each1 treatment Is aold under a bond and contract mat a perfectly sat isfactory cur. Is ta be effected In three days or th. very small fee paid shall be at one. refunded. Th. Blackston. treatment will, la threa day, mak. a more perfect and lasting cure than can be bad at ins'ltuttons charging ten tlm.a th. cost of th. Black atone. Than, th. nlc. part of It I that. In addition to a perfect cur., th. patient has been cured In th. privacy of his own home. H haa avoided unnecessary noto riety and publicity, and h. baa had th kind and tender ear. of a moth.r or wife. In an Institution, from constant associa tion with drunkards, th. physician and ; nurses In charge becoma hard-hearted, 1 and th. nervous, timid or refined patient receive, the aam. treatment as th. drink erased bully. These physicians and nurses hav bean known to aay "all drunks look alike to us." Then think 'of tb saving In moaey. Th. Blackston. treatment saves all of !1 over Institute treatment. At thee Institutes, th patient haa to pay for th maintenance of big building and a large fore of employees. In addition to a thous and per c.nt profit on th. medleln. h takea Tb aaving of 1IS will mean much lo th poor man ha can devot. It t. hi family, and winter I coming on: and a aaving of $110 la not aa amount t be despised by the business man or tb. man of wealth. Th. Blackston. company ha Its Omaha offices In th. Brandels Theater building. Seventeenth and Douglas atresia, room SOS to 111. Tho. interested la a cure for llquor-drtnktng a cure in three days and In the saving of at least 111, are Invite to call er write. Interesting book explaining th treatment sent free, post paid, securely sealed, to any address. Twenty-three Hours To New York on th favorite Wolverine Laavaa Chkc 9:05 A. M. daily. Arrives New York Grand Central Terminal, the heart of the city, 9:03 A. M. Tha Wolverine is an excellent train for a daylight ride from Chicago to Detroit, Su Thomas and Buffalo. Five other through trains daily over this smooth. Water Level Route of Comfort Four trains with through cars to Boston and principal cities of New England. Michigan Central New York Central "Thi Niagara Falls Route" Tickets sad Sleeping- Car arcemaodatiani and full infor aasuoa htr Disked oa application to your local agent, or to J. S. WILLEBRAKD3, Gea. Art- I'asa. If.l. 828-4-3 City National Bank Rldg., Omaha. Xeb. O. W. RirGGLES, General Paesrafffr Agent, Chicago. W. J. LYNCH, Paaaenger Traffic Agent, Chicago. Schools II sT Ml CollorfOeO VJentworth Zlllitary Academy Oldest and Larteat la Middle West. Government Suoervincn. Highest rating by war Department. Infantry, Artillery and Cavalry L-ourses ei study prepare tor universities. Oovemment Drfl ills. Academies or tor Buslneu Lite. Accredited by Nona Central Association of Schools and Collet. Manual Training. Separata Deparuwerit for Small Boys. - For catalogue, address Ta-a liiumi, ttas A. S-awtaataa. Ma. TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER Oaa Pallas' Pa Yeas'. r-s-k n OWn ELL fin ALL racovL chooi. roR oirlb I i - ant afl ta asaa. eg Kaatara t J eWaSa, Blew MS I y U MM eaaawia. Osrttrieata admit without "seven wanasias. DtaJta. Yas ser, v A, seed So aad Cefletaes east' tie. All girts la sa utal aharwa at svei sUtl MJXDM, PrtsrtaneA, Oaauaa. 1 ralieate. Braita. fee. nd wotar yuno popl lo TABOR COLLEGE Am aeoredllad saneet at ta highest bums la. - ka a eocaauiaiiy laanarfceei. fat ha cteaa, whwlasama. aplitun Utflaeaea A Trained raealtr f bpeclatlaig Lew llaasaae ' BVasc rasiUUee tail tana Oeaaa et. I tin. Seed (a skusratwa. Ta-Mwat buUswa, 1 It Will Pay You to examine the School aad College pagt er The Ba seat Monday. Beaidea ini selected educational topic and echoo new a. you wilt find Ihe announcement, ef various collagee and echools regard Ing their feel line aad edrs-ulagaa.