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    The Omaha Daily Bee
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THE OMAHA BEE
BEST IN THE WEST
Land Show Section
u-: EIGHT
VOL. X1.-XO. 1SS.
OMAHA, TUESDAY MORNlNlH, .JANUAHY 'J4, 1911 S1XTKKN PAUKS.
KINULK COPY TWO CENTS.
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.gCOtfe r - . .... . . i
Stolen by Employees
35,000,000.00 XV 1910.
Now In the time fur yoti to decide to place bond on your employ
ees. Uur ratos ate very low.
Better wrltr- tin today for information.
NATIONAL FIDELITY & CASUALTY CO.,
Omaha, Nebraska.
TODAY AT THE LAND SHOW
Convincing Evidence of
Alamito Milk Quality
is the fact that most hospi
tals use it; most of the lead
iiig physicians use it in their
own home and prescribe it
for their patients.
Alamilo Sanitary Dairy Go,
Phone Doug. 411
Fresh, Pur Farm Milk Delivered
Before Breakfast,
Watch for ad No. 9
Katherine Giblin
MANICURING
And
HAIRDRESSING
827-8-9 City National Bink
Building
A Complete Lin of Heir
Goods
Tel. Doug. 1061
D ID IT'l
Pure Sparkling
Ulraot from the Kooky
f Monntalna.
5-gallon bottle 50c, delivered
The t'ouy Kountaia Water Co.,
1884 Chicago Street,
yhoae Do-f. CO. Omaha, Mebraska.
The Highest Grade Stand
ard Brands of Cigars
in the City.
Geo. Rogers
The Cigar Man
1506 Farnam Street
30,000 ACRES
Western Nebraska and
Eastern Colorado
"We will sell you any sized
tract on easy terms and let
you colonize.
Agents Wanted
Telephone for. appointment.
Our telephone is Tyler 1070.
305 First Nat'l Bank Bldg.,
THE GRAIN BELT CO.,
Omaha, Neb.
At Cut Prices
We Invite orders from out-of-town
visitors for everything in our
line, which comprises
FI LL LINK OF Kl'llliER GOODS.
FI LL LINK TOILKT ARTICLES.
Fl'LL LINE PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES
Call for catalogue.
Sharman & MoConnell Drug Co.,
COR. Iflth AND DODGE
Owl Drug Co,,
COR. Kith AM) HARNEY.
PROGRAM FOR IDAHO DAY STARTS AT 3:30 P. M.
Riuid Selection.
Iluwallan Rlngf-ra.
Welcome to Iduho, by ('. C. Koaa
water. Addretia, "Idaho," by Major V. H.
Iteed of Idaho.
Cornet Holo, " -olumbla, by Mine
Nettle. Kelter.
PROGRAM FOR TRANSPORTATION NIGHT 8:30 P. M
'The I'pper Snake Hlver fountry." Iy
W. (). 1'ulnley, Oeneral Manaxer
i f the Ijind tlhow.
"Idaho lloinea." by Prof. J. Wllkea
Jonra of Holee.
Vocal Holo. "Idaho. My Idaho.' by
MInr Tahalloula of Hawaii.
Reading of Telenrama from Governor
of Idaho.
"March," by Land 8how Band.
Hawaiian Blngera.
Addreaa, "Introductory Reniarka." hy
8. F. Miller, Chairman of Rail
way Reception Committee, Introducing:
N. H. Loomla, Genera! Hollcltor,
t'nlon Pacific Railway; Addreaa.
"Modern Traneportatlon Methoda"
Cornet Holo. by Mine Relter.
"Wlrelesd Telegraphy and Telephony,"
by Dr. Frederick H. Mlllner.
AFTERNOON PROGRAM.
NEBRASKA STATE LEGISLATURE FROM 2 TO 6 P.M.
Inspection of exhlblta. In charge of
Commercial Club Reception Com
mit t re. (
Bpeclul nar.d Concert. I to 1:80 P. M.
At 00 o'clock they will be eecortril
to the Commercial Club,
LECTURE PROGRAM, TUESDAY, JAN. 24.
Lecture Hall A. Lecture Hall B.
1:00 to 2:X8 "Niagara Falla and the
Shredded Wheat Plant."
:S0 to 2:55 C. C. Morrlaon, "The
Hoetilo Rocklea."
8:00 to 3:25 Nell P. Hanoen, "The
, . .Romance ef Alfal'a." ''
L
llaecker,
Dry
3:30 to 3:55 Prof.
"Silo."
4:00 to 4:26 Prof. Tlininaa Hhaw,
Karmina In Montana." '
4:.?0 to 4-lt Lloyd Chllda. "Pcenea In
Hawaii."
6:00 to 5:20 l.efflnirweira Travel Talk,
"Development of the WeM."
6:20 to 6:56 Prof. V. G. Brandenburg.
"San. Luta Valley."
I Allien, "Prlnclp! Products of
Western Slope, Colorado.
George T. Koyea, "Yellowatone
Patk.". .
Prof. Lawrence Mrnner, "Inaect
KnMnten of Man and Domeatiu '
Ahttoata."- V
Major brml It Reed, "Irrigated
Idaho."
C. W. Pugaley, "Karm Manage
ment. T. ,1. Walah, "New Landa In Colo
rado .".
Carey Hill. "Vlnejrarit Fcenea."
Prof. B. C. Ruffuni, "Plant Breed-
lug"
EVENING PROGRAM.
7:00 to 7:2S L. Anllea, "Making Money
lu Growing- Applca."
7:30 to 7:55 T. J. Walsh. "Greeley Colo
rado Irrigation Projects"
8:00 to 8:25 Citrey R Hill, "Touring
California "
8.30 tn 8-55 I,lovd Chllds, "Scenes In
Hawaii."
8:00 to :26 Dr. K. H. Mlllner, "Wire
less Communication"
i;30 to :65 Prof W. G. Brandenburg.
"Colorado, the Nation's Play
grounds '
10:00 to Lefflngti -ll'a Travel
Talk. "Yellowstone Park."
"Niagara Falls and the Shredded
Wheat Plant."
C. C. Morrleon. "Fruit Growing."
George T. Foyes. "Scenlo High
ways." Jsm-s A. King. "Traction Farm
ing." Prof. .1. Wllkea Jones. "Ten Acres
and Independence In Iduho"
Wilbur Walker. "California, the
Workshop of Luther Riir
bank." '
Trof. B. C. Buffum, "New feed
Grains.
Amusement Features for the Day
In addition to the hundreds of Interesting exhibits, any one of which Is
sufficient to repay the time spent In visiting the show, audi aa the great ex
hibit of the wonders achieved by Wlxard Luther Burbank, the great plant and
fruit originator, the fisheries exhibit, ana similar attractions, a dally pro
gram uf entertainment Ims been arranged that will afford amusement to all.
For the afternoon and evening the following features are oTfered:
TWO MOVIWO FICTWai SHOWS --Running all the time,
THB BWEBT BIBTOEH, TKOM HAWAII Kvery afternoon and avenl' g.
MI8S LOU HSTTHI EITB Tlie world's greatest cornet virtu" i
eery Hfternoon ami evening , .
COHOIBTB BT TXI L1RD SHOW OOSCEBT BAWD Oenrge Greer. Di
rector At 2 to 3 p. in., 4 to i.::ci p. in., 7:HII to :M p. in., :S0 to 1 1 p. in., 'ally..
' A BEAUTirtTI. IHBlOATIOaT PABOBAMA Showing Irrigation and
Power Producing Methods.
7u 1 1 (
fall PlAHfiViORTHY CLOTH ES SHOP
thc "com m cm 3TOej mmK T!
Inthe Git National Dank Building
The new store lliat everybody 19 talking about
is having
I
A Per Cent
3 Discount Sale
on All Their Men's and Young Men's
Suits and Overcoats
Also Vi Off on Fancy Shirts, Underwear
and Neckwear.
AUTHORITY ON MEN'S WEAR
"i Our Windows.
'j.'i vj
mm
mmi ' Tast iSf tlSI SSSalSJMJlBaaa3
EXPRESSMEN'S
DELIVERY CO,
FORWARDING
FIRE-PROOF 8TORAOK.
MOVINO VANS, FLRMTCmj
FACKINO,
HAOtiAGK DKLIVERY
City Office. 216 S. 17th St
nee Building. 17th fit. Side
IMionea IKwg. 801 Ind. U-1311.
Opportunity
BurnhinVs Foot Powder ...... ' ISO
Hurnham's Taiiuui Powder..., loo
Hot Water Baga. good quality. $1.00,
tl.SS and ..-y 140
TBVSSZS THAT FIT
Hed Any tome and Sa US
PATiirfi- MEltlCICB
All kind. II 0U six .'. S9
All kinds 60c six io
Special pricea. on drugs in uuanti-'
Ilea.
We can sell a good raxor with a strop
tor $1400
The above la quaranteed.
All Kinds of Hloa Ooods.
We Are Waiting to Boo Yaa.
The Bell Drug Co.
ISIS FARHAM ST.
Tbs Homo tT n Two Frolics
of roUy 1 U g Daily
Matlooo SUM I Higat S:30
Commonoinc Sunday, January
22, for 4 Oas
THE HEW CENTURY
GIRLS
U laroplant ef EurUiqut
foR. clark k:,::.'",m
Sal of Teetu,
5.00
Very best set
ef Toetii. on
rubber .. MOO
OFTIOB, t04 VAZTOH BZ.OOK
Would You Like to I
r r i i ii i
wwii an urcnara uiai
Would Net You From
$1,100 to 51,510 aa Acre?
Wo would like to meet
you and tell you about
our t88y-payment plan
of buying Idaho Apple ,
land.
L. A. ANDRUS
Land Company
1113-11 City National Bank IUdg.
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That South Omaha is entitled to be referred to as the "Great Live Stock Market of the West," is clearly evidenced by its
remarkable development during the last few years. Every year is a record breaker in one or more departments of the South Omaha
Market, yet record breaking events at other markets are of rare occurence.
The Great Live Stock
Market of the West...
A GREAT CATTLE MARKET
South Omaha broke all records in 110 in the receipts of Cattle, with an
Increase of 110,000 head over 1909, which was also a big year, or more thuu
half the Increase at seveti prominent markets, making by far the bent 'show
lug of any of them. South Omaha also broke all records In the number of
feeder cattle sold for shipment to the country and has established a FKEDKi;
CATTLE MARKET NOT EQUALLED IN THE UNITED STATES. EITHER
IN THE QUALITY OF OFFERINGS OR QUANTITY SUITABLE FOR FEED
LVO PURPOSES. The favorable reputation of the South Omaha Market ex
lends over the ENTIRE CORN UELT aud is as , WIDELY KNOWN IN THE
RANGE COUNTRY,
A NATURAL SHEEP MARKET
Fouth Omaha received in 1910 3,000,000 Sheep, or 830.000 head more
than in 1909, a record year, representing a gain of 41 per ceut. This gam
amounted to 50 per cent of the total gain of seven prominent markets, in
cluding Chicago and all the large markets, and was the best showing ever
made by any market.
NET RESULTS ATTRACTIVE
South Onif..j has made this remarkable showing against keen competi
tion and its great gains have been made with consequent loss at competitive
markets. No better Illustration of the increasing popularity of the South
Omaha Market could be offered than a comparative showing of general result
at all the big markets, to which the attention uf the feeder is cordially invLeu
South Omaha Merits the Increasing Patronage of the Western Shipper
VISITORS TO THE LAND SHOW
as well as others, are urged to exercise care in getting on and off street: cars, thus avoiding danger of
accident. Do not attempt to get 03 or off moving cars, and when crossing streets, look out for the cars.
Assist Us in Preventing Accidents
Omalia & Council Bluffs Street Railway Company