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VOL. XL NO. mi.
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Nebraska.
first In Volume of Premium Inrome.
Klrt In tha Kte,m of the Innm-lng Public.
Abib $:m,noion
AccMont, Fl1llty Surety Iionds Plate Gins. Burglary.
NATIONAL FIDKI'ITV & UA St' A LTV CO.,
national ridallty and Oaanalty Bldg.
Omaha, Mabr-aka.
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You had best Phone
Douglas 411 today and
take no more
chances with un
safe milk.
Alaailto Sanitary Dairy Go.
Phono Dong. 411
Fresh, Fur Farm Milk DellTered
Before Breakfast.
Katherine Giblin
MANICURING
HAIRDRESSING
827-8-9 City National Bank
Building
A Complete Line of Hair
Goods
Tel. Douy. lOOl
ID 3HOW
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DID IT")
f Pure Sparkling
jT S tract from tha
' Mo an tain a.
mooiy
5-gallon bottle 50c, delivered
The Cocky Hocataio Water Co.,
1284 Chicago gtraat.
Phoaa Dopg. 80. Omaha, wabraaka.
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
Ve 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 Prioos
W Invite orders from .out-of-town
visitors for everything in our
line, which comprises
FI LL LINE OF Ht'UHKH C.OODS.
Fl LL LINE TOILKT AKTICLES.
Fl'LL LINE I'ROIMtlETAHV
MEDICINES
Call for catalogue.
Sh?rman & rVtcCor.nall Cruj Co.,
COK. 10th AND IHiDCiE
Owl Drug Co.,
COR. loth AND HAKNEY.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 27-UTAH DAY.
Program in Charge of J. Edward Taylor, State Horticul
turalist of Utah Begins at 3. T. M.
Selection by Band. Hawaiian Singers. Utah Male Chorus
Address of Welcome, by .W. D. Livingston
Response, by ,C. C. Rosewater
Address "Utah," by ...Clinton D. Ray
"America," by ..Utah Chorus
MONTANA DAY PROGRAM BEGINS AT 4 P. M.
Presiding Officer, Sam Teagarden.
Singing of State Song "Montana"
Address of Welcome, by '. Mayor Dahlman
Address, by C. C. Rosewater
Response, "Great Falls, the Electric City;" by ,
. E. W. Pettlbone of Great Falls, Mont
Response, "Montana," by Sam Teagarden
"Helena," our Capital City," by ,;..C. B. Witter
"The Awakening of Montana,'' by.... ....Prof; Thomas Shaw
"Reading Telegrams from Governor Norrls," by....,.'
General Manager Paisley of the Land Show
SWEDISH NIGHX.
. Reception to Swedish Societies. . . . .V. . . , . .'.at 8:3Q P. M.
' GERMAN TURNER'S NIGHT. "" V'?'.
Athletic Drill on Big Stage of Omaha Turners. . . .at 9 P. M.
LECTURE PROGRAM-FRIDAY, JANUARY 27.
Lecture Hail A.
tha
2:00 to 1:26 "Niagara Kails and
Shredded Wheat Plant."
2:30 to 2:56 Curey 8. Hill. "Soanlo
California."
C.
4:00
Haacker,
Buffum,
"Traction
to 3:25 Prof. A.
Silo."
to 3:55 Prof. B.
"Plant Breeding,
to 4:1'5 J. A. King,
mifg.
80 to 4:55 Prof. Thomaa Hhaw, "Agri
culture In the NorthweHt."
00 to 6:26 C. C. Morrison, "Free Gov
ernment Land In Montana and
Oregon."
SO to t.bb Lloyd Childa, "A Trip to
the Active Volcano Kllauea."
Lecture Hall B.
Prof. J. Wilkes Jonea, "Resources
of Idaho."
Wilbur Walker, "Why a Native of
Maine Haa Lived Fifty Veara
In California."
Mr. 8. A Hon Lewli, "Back to the
Land."
T. J. Walsh. "New bands In Colo
rado." Prof. W. O. Brandenburg, . "San
Lulu Valley."
George T. Poyea, Lewla and
Clark Trail."
Lefftngwella Travel Talk, "The
North Pacific Coast."
Dr. F. II. Mlllener. "Disturbing the
Ether."
EVENING PROGRAM.
7:00 to 7:25 I,. Antics. "Opportunltlea
of the Hcnie.ieeker In Colorado."
7:30 to 7:65 Wilbur Walker, "Whj
Luther Burltank, a Native of Maaaa-
rhusetta. Make California hla
Workshop." ,
1:00 to 8:25 T. J. Walsh. "Beautiful
Luke Tahoe. California." t
?:30 to :6 Lloyd Chills, "A Trip to f
the Active Volcano Kllauea. "
9:00 to9:25 Prof. .J. .Wllkea .Jonea,
"Methods of Irrigation In Idaho."
:30 to 9.65 C. C. MorrUon, "Montana
Glacier National Park."
10:00 to 10:25 Moving Pictures, "Vlewe
of Hawaii."
"Niagara Falla and the Shredded
Wheat Plant."
George T. Foyea, "Yellowstone
, National Park."
Prof. B. C. Buffum. "Wyoming
Agriculture."
Carey ts. Hill, "Two Thousand
Mile Through California."
Prof. W. G. Brandenburg, "Tha
Call of Colorado."
Lcfftngwell'B Travel Talk. "Tel-
lowatone Nallonal Pf.rk."
Dr. F. tt Mlllener, "Wlraleaa Cera-
munlcatlon."
GULPlMGVORTHY GL0THE5 H(h-
THC CORNS STORE J n I
Inthe 6itx National Bank Building
The new store that everybody is talking aboui
is having
1 Per Cent
3 Discount Sale
on All Their Men's and Young Men's
Suits and Overcoats
Also y3 Off on Fancy Shirts, Underwear
and Neckwear.
AUTHORITY ON MEN'S WEAR
0e Our Windows.
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EXPRESSIIEN'S
DELIVERY CO.
FORWARDING
FIRE-PROOF STORAGE.
MOVING VANS. FURNITUTTE
PACIilXG,
BAGGAGE DELIAERY
City Office, 216 S. 17th St
Bee Building, 17th St. Side
Phones Doug. 301 Ind. 11-1341.
Opportunity
Burnhtm's Fcot Powdar ...... IBs
hurnlittn'i Talcum Powder.... lOo
Hot Water Bags, good quality, l.O0,
S1.8S and 1.0
TKCSilS TUT TIT
JTe-d Amy Come and Ba V
rA.1-i.tt L MJiwiClMJIa)
All kinds 11.00 slse BSo
All kinds 60o sla 4S0
Special prices on drugs In quanil
tlea. We can aell a good razor with a atrop
for SI. 00
The above la quaranteed.
All Kinds of STlce Oooae.
We Are Waiting to Sas Too.
The Bell Drug Co.
iai fuitam ax. .
.J
Tne Moms 4T ' n Two TroUcm
of roUy lI UJJ sally
SCatlaae ti30 Klgbt SOO
Commenolng Sunday, January
9, for 4 Daa
THE TIGER
LILIES
with Zftllah, addid attraction
DR. CLARK
The Felnleea
Oentlat
get of Teeth,
$5.00
Very beat set
of Teeth, on
rubber . . 9B.00
orrzoa, ao vaztov block
Would You Like to
Own an Orchard that
Would Net You From
$1,100 to $1,510 an Acre?
Wa would like to meet
jou and tell you about
our easy-payment plan
of buying Idaho Apple
land.
L. A. ANDRUS
Land Company
1118-14 City National Bank Bldg.
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That South Omaha ia 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 1910 In the receipts of Cattle, with an
Increase of 110,000 head over 1909, which waa also a big year, or more than
half the Increase at seven prominent markets, making by far the best show
ing of any of them. South Omaha also broke all records In the number of
feeder cattle sold for shipment to the country and haa established a FEEDER
CATTLE MARKET NOT EQUALLED IN THE UNITED STATES, EITHER
IN THE QUALITY OF OFFERINGS OR QUANTITY SUITABLE FOR FEED
ING PURPOSES. The favorable reputation of the South Omaha Market ex
tends over the ENTIRE CORN BELT and ia as WIDELY KNOWN IN THE
RANGE COUNTRY.
A NATURAL SHEEP MARKET
South Omaha received in 1910 3.000,000 Sheep, or 850,000 head more
than in 1909, a record year, representing a gain of 41 per cent. This gain
amounted to 60 per cent of the total gain of aoven prominent markets In
cluding Chicago and all the large marketa, and was the beet ehowlng trer
made by any market.
NET RESULTS ATTRACTIVE
8outh Omaha has made this remarkable ahowing against keen competi
tion and its great galna have been made with consequent loss at competitive
marketa. No better Illustration of the Increasing popularity of the South
Omaha Market could bo offered than a comparative showing of general results
at all the big marketa, to which the attention of the feeder is cordially invited
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 oa or off moving cars, and when crossing streets, look out for the cars.
Assist Us in Preventing Accidents
Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Railway Company
