i n fi r n ri
mi.ii.i. ruiiMi; riMiia ,viu i. un.
IMPACT OF CARS HURTS FIYE
c
D
r
1
7771
HEW ORLEANS
Mattes
VdieleaJe
Friday
After-
noon, 8
O'Oloeg
Assembly
aoom,
Orsat
Bat
Albert
Oahn
toe
Vest
day.
rl -1 a. I -T -
W.-J
ua
via
S (in t.mlles' lli.ine, .lourtml I'm tern with
cony of the New 8urlna. lill Style Book.
II
: CI
? !n U
1
lit
ill Praa mmM 1 1
ill Vt
0O
Runaway Crositown Car Craihes Into
Hangcom Park Trolley.
E1UKIS FAIL. CONTROL IS LOST
ArelHeaf Orrin "hnrtly After
O'rlnek Tfcle Maratasx at f or-
er af Tweaty-Faarla and
C aanlaar aireete.
Five were Injured In a street ear collision
Twenty-fourth and Cuming streets at
J;f o'clock - hursrfey morning. A northbound
rree-lown ear on the Twenty-fourth street
tine, ref-tsed to respond the brake and
ersshed bead-on Into ttfe. aide of a south
bound Hanacom lark car turnlnf east at
the Intersection.
The In lured.
Mn. loulne HJelam. laundry worker.
Mil Monroe street. South Omaha, brutsd
about the head, possible fracture of tha
skull.
Mlta Rose Hlelam. laundry worker,
daughter, right knee sprained and bruised.
Harry Black, mall carrier. -23 North
Twenty-fifth atreet. calf of right leg punc
tured and torn.
Frank Edghtll, 8009 Franklin, street, four
cuts on head.
Jamea Brook, laborer, 1S2I North Thirty
first street, scalp wound.
The two women Injured were passenger
on the cross-town car. The men who re
ceived hurts were riding on the Hanscom
Park car.
Inlarrd May Heeover. '
Mrs. HJelam Is the most seriously Injuied.
"he may not recover in th event that later
examination proves that (he Incurred a
fracture of the skull. She waa taken to
tha Ire station nearby the wreck, and
there treated by Dr. B. 3. Willis and Dr.
O. C. Bishop, police surgeon. Mrs. HJelam
was removed td her home in South Omaha
In the police ambulance two hours after the
accident. ... . ,
All pther victim of the wreck were taken
to their homes.
K. Nelson, motorman on the Hanicom
park car. Was bruised about' the hands and
wrist. A.- E. Cooper, conductor on thl
car, -escaped Injury.
The. members of the crew. of the cross
town car are E. C. Johnson, conductor,
and Elmer Willi, motorman. Neither wu
hurt.
Caaaat Stop Car.
Tha crew of the cross-town car did every
thing; In Hi power to stop Ha flight,-bat
the steepness of the hill, and tre wet, slip
pery tracks made the brakes of no use.
When Motorman Johnson of the cross
town car saw that the brakes had failed
him,' he opened the window of nl vestibule
and began to yell excitedly and -wave bis
arms In an attempt to attract the attention,
of tha motorman on the other car. Hla
ffora, however, were unsuccessful.
The Tark caf was thrown over ori Its
aid by the tore of the collision and badly
wrecked.. The cross-town car remained on
tta trucks and on the track,' although the
front vestibule was also badly wreaked.
Traffic ori the' Tinea waa blocked for up
warda .0 an hour. . . .
There were ten passenger on the park
car, three of whom were women. There
were three passengers, all of them women,
on tha crost6wn car. . .
Many f the passenger on the park ear,
which, wa turned over on Ita side, crawled
out through the trap door. In. the bottom of
the car. All were badly Jarred. Israel
Lobett of JIM Lothrop street says that
It seemed to him a If the car' turned over
about three times and that when It finally
settled down . a fellow passenger was sit
ting squarely astride his neck. .
The woman most badly Injured, Mrs.
Louise HJelam, according to the latest re
ports of the doctors, stands In very little
danger of a fractured skull or Internal In
juries, as at first was feared.- - -
STATE MOVE FOR GOOD ROADS
Omaha Mea Retera (rem Coaveatioa
Hela' at' I.I Urol a Rromnseada
tlcraa ta Be Made.
George Mc Bride, county surveyor and J
W. Bedford, chairman of the county com
missioner, returned Thursday from Lin
coln, where they were In attendance with
the Joint committee of the house and sen
ate, looking Into the question of good reads.
About sixty members of the Stales Good
Roads association were present. Including
Dan V. Steven, president. .
Three question which It Is hoped may be
Incorporated Into' bill were taken up.
Flrt It I desired that a county high
way commissioner be appointed, who would
have entire charge of ai; roads, bridge and
ditches In the county.
Second, efforts will be made to have a
state highway commissioner appointed who
would appoint a state engineer who would
act In an advisory capacity to any county
In the state desiring his assistance.
third, a state aid road bill Is wanted
making a levy of one-fourth of a mill to
which be added a state automobile tax,
to be used In state aid for the building of
good roads throughout the state.
According to Mr. McBrlde. the Joint com
mute was favorably Impressed with these
Ideaa and asked the good roads commis
sioner to prepare a bill containing these
Ideas, which could be used In a bill which
the Joint committee will probably draft
covering three subject.
UNIQUE PLEA FALLS THROUGH
Allaeoa Gets Tea Days 1st Spite of
Hie Veraloa at taa
Case.
A. W. Allgood, charged with assault and
battery on the person of Joe Smith, a
restaurant man at ft North Sixteenth
atreet. early Thursday mo.-n'ng, had an In
genious plea to offer Ju-ige Crawford In
police court.
'We were Just rowing." he ssid. "and
Sm'th offtred to bet me a dollar that ha
waa going to throw me out. I took him
up and we placed the stakea on the counter,
timlth wasn't the man he thought he was.
and I claimed my stakes. He wouldn't let
me have them and called tha cook. Both of
them put me out They beat me up. 1
wasn't to blame putting In a few licks In
reply "
However, the story did not match with
the other evidence and profited Allgood
nothing, for tha Judge gave him ten days.
RETAILERS TO COME IN FORCE
Caiamrrrlal Claa Plaaa Katertaia.
meat far The as at Their Caavea
tloa Neat Moalh.
Plans for the entertainment of the Fed
eration of Nebraska Retailer on their
convention In this city March T, I and s,
formed tha buaineea of the Jobbing trade
committee of the Commercial club In Its
meeting Thursday. Tha committee out
lined a number of dinners, theater parties
and other diversions for the retailers.
C. H. Pickens, chairman of the commit
tee, has lecelved word that from MO to
retailers will be In attendance at the con
tention, and that about lot) women also
will attend the affair.
HracaWr tha Haas.
Foley Honey and Tar for ail coughs and
colds, for croup, bioachltis, hoarseness and
for racking lagnpp cougns. ' No opiates.
hWus substitutes. Sold by all druggist.
KEFMANT DAY
IMPORTERS' SAMPLE PIECES
Rich Silk acd Metallic Embroidered Band, and Galloons
All Orer Laces, Lace Bands and Appliques
Exquisite lots of beaded banIs in crochet, Veni.se and
Oriental black, self colors, also Persian and Egyptian ef
fects V4 to 4 yards in each piece
WORTH UP TO $4,00 A YARD
Lotifige4G)eandieea.ch
18 Inch and 22 Inch Fine Embroidered Fl. actings, Skirt
ings, Ccrset Coyer Embroideries and Galloons
On fine Swiss, Nainsook and Cambric fabrics big bargain
square piled high with choice, new designs 10
actually worth up to 40c a yard, at, yard 1 V C
Remnants and Sample Pieces of Silks
All the cut pieces, sample pieces and remnants from 'JVb to
12 yards of all kinds.' Foulards, mescalines, satins, pongee,
novelty silks, Habutai and Japanese silks, diagonal
silks bargain square, at, yard
39c
Valentines, .-Waterproof Foulards-sPeclaU
During Valentine Silk Week we offer hundreds of pieces of
these Waterproof Foulards, in spots, rings, oblong pat
terns, Jacquards, cameo and Jardiniere ef- CQo IQr
fects. New shades. 85c and $1 values, yd.. . . .9 Jt" atll
Odd line, broken lots and rem
nant pieces of dress silks .waist-
lng silks and lining silks, etc.
worth 60c to 69c
a yard; In basement,
yard
25c
Yard wide tub silks, light
colors in stripes and checks.
Launder well. At CHa
half price, yard. .". . .
REMNANTS OF WASH GOODS Bn..?r,
Mercerized Suitings In Poplin an! Fancy Weaves
White' and all the new plain shades .that are very popular
for making .new spring shirt waists and suits. All mill
lengths of the newest 25c suitings special at, per Aa
AVI,
yard . .
a
New Spring Ginghams
Neat checks, stripes, fancy small and large plaids, broken novelty
checked effects. This splendid lot of 12 He ginghams on sale for
the nrst time in 3, t, s ana iv-yara lengms; per vara,
at
84c
Fancy printed lawns and batistes,
light and dark colorings, lengths
suitable for shirt waists, dresseB
and children's wear, worth
10c a yard, at, yd
Standard bleached and unbleached
muslins, all one yard wide,- In
long factory lengths
5c
One case of fancy etamine for cur
tains and drapery purposes, are
worth up to ,26c yd.; as
long as tt lasts, yard. . . .
Sheer India Linon and Persian
Lawns, worth double the special
5c
sale price; In desirable
yard I lengths, at, yard.
We will sell 6,000 yards of one-yard wide drapery sllkoline, remnants
In light and dark colorings rioral and Persian; 10c and
12 He values, at, yard
Plaid skirtings very fine, in
brown colorings only. Perfect
mill lengths, worth 16c a yard;
forenoon only at,
yard
10c
3ic
3ic
In th afternoon, beginning; at 1:30, a
new lot of high-cost, fancy whlta
walatlna. also fin whlta hatlati
many place would ba cheap
at 15c yard desirable rem
nant yard
5c
Two Friday Specials In Notion Dept.
Wash trimmings. Just arrived
Immense variety of dainty edg
ings In white and colors; pretty
new designs, worth up
to 7Hc yard; at, yd.. ,
3ic
Featherstitch Braids hundreds
of patterns all colors. The
biggest and best assortment
ever shown in the city,
at bolt, 10 15 nd.
ISc
Matinee Ilusicale Friday at 3 0' Clock
In Aaaembly Room Balcony, Pompeian Room
Another of our delightful matinee musicals will be held
Friday, to which you are invited. No charge. Miss Rabin will
be the principal vocalist.
FREE
One 50c JAR OF PALM OLIVE
CREAM with every six A Ck
Cakes of Palmolive Soap, at farO'C
BRANDEIS STORES
M
!
i:
iS
s
!H
B
i
i
H
g
NEW SEWER FOR THE BOTTOMS
Plant Are Drawn and Will Be Sent to
the City Council.
DEPENDS ON THE CHARTER BILL
If BUI Dora Nat Taaa Ikt I.ealalatara
1h Sawrr Will !Sot Be Ballt Tal
Year aa Accoaat af Lack
af Kaaa-a.
Tentative plan and specification for a
ewer to drain what 1 known a tha
"bottom" ara being drawn by th city
engineer and will be aent to the council
Tueaday night for approval.
The plana aa they will be presented will
call for a rectangular aewer ten feet wide
and four and a half feet high. The ter
minus all! b In the neighborhood of
Eleventh and Webster streets, where the
sewer will discharge Into the open creek,
which now receives the dlkt-harge from
the south Omaha aewer.
The aewer will drala all that part of
Omaha east of Sherman avenue and lying
between Webster street on the south and
1'iatt street on the north.
Tha proposed course of the sewer la
south of Klevcnlh street from ihace to
Seward alreeta. east on Reward tu Eighth
street and outh on Eighth street to either
Webater or California street.
The aewer will cot In th neighborhood
of 1UO,000, Th approval of th Diana and
the beginning of construction work de
penda on the fat of the charter revlalon
bill. If th charter bill pasaea the city will
hav an extra 100,000 available for aewer
construction. Should the bill fall to pass.
It would be impossible to begin work be
fore next year, a the present appropria
tion of flOO.OuO will be exhauated In the
construction of th aouthweat Omaha
ewer and the Burt atreet sewer, both of
which hav been ordered by the city council.
Q
a
H
M
H
' i
a
I
?!
B
OMAHANS TO SOUTH AMERICA
btvaral ta Leave Satardar
traded Trip, larlad
Weal Iadlra.
aa aa lit-
mm Ik
A party of prominent Omahan will leave
Saturday on an extended trip through
South America and the Weat Indie. Those
who form the party are C. II. Pickens and
wife and daughter. E. E. Hruce and daugh
ter and Joseph lladen and niece. Ills
Ophelia.
We've Added Our "Mail Order Re
serve" Stock to This Great Half
Price Shirt Waist Sale
600 beautiful upw waists lhat we've Kept In reserve to fill all mall
order demands, will be added to the already large assortment of
lawn and lingerie waists offered in our February "Let Go at Half
Prlce Sale "
riMIAY All our Wool and VoUe Dress Skirts at HALF PIIICE
FKIIJAV All our Tailored Velvet and Corduroy Suits,. HALF ritici;
FKIDAY 50 Long, black and mixture Coats, and some Polo Coats,
worth up to J29.50, at, ench S7.50
See our beautiful new line of Raincoats, Friday at $io!oO
New Spring Foulards Friday 69c
These we Just received. It's a special shipment and purchase made by
Mr. Cramed, who Is now in the east making spring selections.
Pretty little Polkadots, Wheels, Circles and Squares, in beautiful
shades of blue, tan and rose. They come in the 24-inch widths
Friday, at, yard 60?
9
B
tf
Q
ft
a
B
P
B
fl
P
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
4?
D
I
1,000 Yards of Silk Remnants
In
most all weaves and shades, pieces that in full lengths would bring
75c, 89c, 98c and $1.25 a yard. The stripes and checks are here. In
fact, the widest variety we have offered In remnants for, well, we'll
be safe In saying, four years; choice 49t
300 Pairs Ladies' 53.50 Winter
Shoes Repriced Fof Bar-itt Frid'T
Patent Colt, Dull Leathers,
Some Suedes, all sizes,
choice Friday, only
S1.98
Kurh pair perfectly fitted
offered areater "huyina
these. Remember there la
An early breakfast
this great bargain
here.
We've neer
value" than
but .100 pairs.
will reward you at
feast. Your size is
8 Main Floor "Bargain Friday" Specials
60c 27 inch Swiss Embroideries in many designs, choice, yard . . .25t
Ladies' Pure Thread Silk Hose, black only, pair .' ; . .394
Beautiful Linen Laces, 1 and 2V, inches wide, regularly, 5c a yard,
at, per yard C
16 inch Hand Drawn Center Pieces, each 19
2,000 Remnants of Embroideries, from our January Sales, Including
all widths and grades, st nearly HALF PHICK
6c Ladles' Sheer Print Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, Friday, each 3
10c Ladies' Pure Linen Initial Handkerchiefs, each .5
75c Coutil Cersets Friday for 50 Cents
Two of, our best selling 75c lines, one a long hip and high bust
model, while the other is cut to fit the average and stout figures.
These Corsets are built In strong, non-rustable boning, have the
side and front hose supporters, and are remarkably well made.
, borne are trimmed with dainty val lace, choice, Friday
only, at, pair
50c
a Hardware at Baseipent Prices
To knock off auch reduction on Hardware Is a rarity that we ran not usually
at one 8 BPclals "re tn" few" f their line, so must be cleaned out
Standard Imported Blue and White Enamel Coffee Pota, cup size, orlainally
8 cents, now . 49o
Never Burn Diah Pane, alia 12x12, SS cent value, for ', " .100
Rubber Floor Cleaners, values to 45 cents, choice, at !...!!!!.!! lo
Bargain Friday's Linen and
White Goods Specials
nemnanls of our new spring- White Qooria. some checks, atrlpes, dots and
figures, pieces will be found, worth to 'J5c, Krlday. at, yard Bo
,0.,ni'i'oBJli'l??n s,,rt,ln:- fil,e 1l"l'ty for waists and suit, orla;n.'lv sold
at l.Zfi, l-iiday, choice, per yard ' e9o
64 Inch Mercerized Table Damask, In new assorted designs at! 'yard.' ."aao
Instead of 50 cent.
Bedding Prices Clipped Away Down
Bed Pillows, our regular $1.60 a pair kind. each. Friday, for soe
3 Fr"da,y.Bper!hyard,U.'!l.n.' d we'Kht ells ""larly at 10c (10 yarda limit)
72x90 Seam Bed Sheet, extra quality, very special, at ..!.!.!..!!!..!. ii'aJo
Big Odd and End China Sale
Prices reduced to make a clean sweep of all our odds and ends and
broken lines of china: I
Vtfo2n.G&Vur 'elly D,,he"; colorea Bon Bon o,'hv-
- - . ' t mmvm hiiu Rn HMr Mllfl-M. rhnlfa
ranlta Bowls our rirni- r. :r
Hoyal Baby Plates, with fancy dworatlnna ....'h oo
it, eacn l0o
l,arne White (iranlte Bowls,
Blue Decorated Jap Tea Pot
B
B
9
B
B
i
i!
1
a
i
I
8
Hi
Ki
B
9
a!
Hi
Pi
S
B
B
li
li
B
B
i
B
s
B
B
B
i
Bi
a
b!
i:
i!
I!
a!
B
i
Big Butter and Egg Sale Friday
Fine, Fresh Country Butter, direct from the farm; nor to equal it
at, per pound 20 11 1A and on,
e- v )UV
and 10 stamps with each pound.
GUARANTEED FRESH EGGS Shipped direct 'rom
remarkable reduction, dozen
a Nebraska
farm,
19
Stirring Price Reductions From Bennett's
Big Grocery
Bennett' Capitol Flour
48 lb. sack tl.30
Bennett's Uest Coffee,
pound 380
Double Stamp.
Bennett' Beet Coffee.
S lbs for too
Double stamps.
20 lbs. OranulateJ
Sugar for 91.00
(8o Grade Teas, es
corted, lb S80
68c Ciade Teas, as
sorted, lb 480
Beit Tea Siftlngs,
per pound ISO
B. C Pepper, pur '
lb. can lOo
and 6 stamps.
Hulled Beans and
Lima Beans, with
chicken, i cans 850
and 10 stamps.
Monarch Cut Aspara
ui, large can ..850
and :0 stamps.
B. C. Baking Powder,
lb. can for 8 to
and 20 stampa.
B. C. Pure Maple
Syruu. gailon
can for 60
B. C. Oat and Wheat
t lb. package . . . .100
and 10 atamps.
7 packages Sterllng
Corn March . ...8o
( packages Kould'
Macaroni, for . .80o
Franco-American
Soup, quart can tUSo
Vaaant OU Baia.
Large bottle 6O0
and 20 atamps.
Medium Bottle . .400
and -0 stamp.
Small Bottle 860
and 10 atamps.
Faultless Milk, lares
can for lOo
and 6 atamps.
Double stamps on But
terlne and pricts
lowered.
Va-ihlngton Bean
Soup, t cana for 85e
Hartley's Currant Jel
ly, per Jar IBo
Cheese, full cream, at,
per pound 880
and 20 stamps.
Cheese, Virginia Swls.i
per pound 8S0
and 20 atampa.
Hartley's Marmalade
Jelly. Jar lao
36c Bottle Dalidet
Maraschino Cherries
fur 8&o
Oold Medal Corn, t
can for 86
German Lentils, five
pound for 8 So
8. W. C. Tabl Syrup.
per ran 100
6 lbs. New Navy Beans
for BOO
Boneless Herlng, two
Jars for 8O0
and 10 stamps.
cookib arECiaz.
Cream Honey Cookies,
per pound lac
Iten s Tourist and
Graham Crackers,
per package ....loo
and 10 stamps.
mm m,m..
m a
P
I
B
fa
n
i
B
B
B
it
Pi
B
B
i
P
ai
u
B
B
i
P
2
i
B
P
CENTRAL
ILLINOIS
A rlwiiH'O to visit the Southern Metropolis ami attend
MARDI GRAS nml REX CARNIVAL. New Orleans-tlie
City of Social Brilliancy replete with interesting evidence
of the old French and Spanish civilization and with charm
ing features of active modern southern life.
On February Ulst, the ILLINOIS CENTRAL will sill
tickets to New Orleans and return at ahove rale. Return
limit twenty-five days. Many stop-overs permitted. Diverse
routes south of Memphis. Excellent train service. City
Ticket Office, in City National Hank Bldg. Omaha. NY
BBftmSr
In city's heart
is the best known building
in Omaha
count v officials and nl!
es and street car centers
All law courts all city and
theaters, principal business hou
are within a minute's walk.
Office tenants afforded every act'oiiimodatioii clcctri
'excellent ventilation. Janitor service, etc. Xew elevators
Installed within six weeks.
lights,
will he
Tra 11 n i
You are offered a choice of these offices:
SOOH 380 This Is a corner office on t lie third f h or, havliw m vent nml
north exposure. The room Is 19xi0 feet In s'e. ni.d could lie HiiHMue l
nicely for a dentist office. There Is a larne fire-proof 1111lt In con
nection. The room would have to be seen to be appreciated. Uont.
per month 940.00
IOOK 418 A small room on the fourth floor, next In the Cltv UmII.
iients, per month, for -r; (18.00
ROOM 4a A fine office on the north side of the building;, havlim SOT
sr,unre feet of floor space. This room can be pai tit ioned m a to
afford two rooms, and, at the price askerl, would bp a very cheap
room. Per month ; '..887.50
SLOOM 635 Is a good office, facing; Seventeenth street, iiffordine; boo. I
. S1B.UO
light. The room la Hxl9Vs
feet and rents fur, 1 er mouth.
The Bee Building Company
Bee Business Office, 17th and Farnam Sts.
At This Time
oJ the Year
clothes begin to show signs of
wear. The use of an overcoat
tends to make people careless
of the ' appearance . of their .
clothes. Send them to us we
will freshen up the shabbiest.
Our expert cleaner will re
move all trace of grlmeand
soil, our pressers will bring
back the original outlines and
our wagons will deliver them
to you promptly. '
' Suits dry cleaned, $1.60;
overcoats, $1.50; trousers, 60c;
velvet collars,' $1.00 to $2.50.
All kinds of repairing at-reasonable
prices.
IPantorium
Good Cleaners and Dyers
1513-17 Jones Street
KITH Kit PHONK
Only Three
Days Required
To Cure the Drink Habit by the
Neal Way. The Most Severe
and Chronic Cases Are
Completely Cured In
That Time.
aa
mmmmwwvmmmnim
The Neal Three Dajf Liquor Cure Is
absolute specific for periodical and hab
itual drunkeness. This Is a strona state
ment, but It la Justified by lite experience
of hundreds of patlenta wbo have left the
various Neal Institutes throughout ths
United States and Canada during the past
year af'.er only three daye' treatment with
all desire and craving for aloohol destroyed,
and In a pertecl mental and physical atate.
It makes no difference buw long the pa
tient haa been drinking, or what ba drinka,
the cure la effected In three days' time,
and without the use of painful hypodermic
Injections and Injurious drugs, ihe Neal
Institute ia receiving dally enthuslastlo
reports from every quarter of the country,
aa to tha efficacy oi me ueaunani.
it does cure, and cure permanently.
h.d bevond controversy by
tlmonlala of hundreds of cured patients.
For booklet "THE NEAL, WAIT", guaran-
taa and bank references addreea tha Neal
a i Institute Company
I omana,
West cnanee bi.
That
la as-
the tea-
U. B. U0C2 So. 10tb Bt
Neb. Grand Island Institute, IM
COMPARE FOR YOURSELF.
Measure The Dee against other local pavers in E?SvfsR lW-SVSi-?S5
aaaat la e rt ,
and arrested by Dr. King's New Ufa PIIH, J
bilious headache quits and liver and bowels
act right S For sale by B-alon Drug Co. i
respect of quality as well ms quantity of timely i J5'4Vb n
1 . . r ! lil
news ana interesting articles jrom amy to amy ,
and TheBee's superiority will be demonstrated
aoaa ae a result of aver
mental aaaritoa stiuula tah
t.HVH tooU Tttef
make a eat ao4 ai aaa be
(la
II Boa. t Bosea III br Mall.
gUHA at atcCOaiirEf.1, ItD CO.
Cur. lath aaa DaAge Sl'aaia.
OWL. BBVOa COfctVAMT.
Cas. KVs aaa alt rear M. Sluki aa
The
Key
to the
Souihvv
A trip Southwest on the Katr will
open to you the doorot opportunity
taking you through the Tery heart of
Oklahoma and Tem; through nearly
every Important point and section.
LOW FARES
Oet ttmriii Southwest nowl Tou'll
make a more In the right direction it
you take adrantage ol one of the mtmi
low fare excnrnloDa la Katy, On
the IttandArd Tuetdavaof earhmonth
theae exeurtiont rla Katy afford
ynu a trip Southwr.t at mueh leas
than regular Isre without aacntire ol
regular service-lor the tickets are
firit oIsm good on either ol the
K sty's splendid lst through trains
equipped with the flneit ol rhilr
csrs snd Pullman sleepers, elertria
lighted throughout: with fully screen
ed windows, roomy bertha, dental
lavatories and large toilet rooms.
Diaiag car sew ea KATY LIMITED
Is serving the kind nl Ksty mesls that
tnsde Katy dining etstions Ismous.
h sty trslnt run through troin HI. Louis
and lianas City to the Hontbwest.
Trains Irom your lty make good
connection In thoae cities with Katy
trains. Ssy "Katy" to your local
agent be will undentand. II ynu will
tell me where you want to go South
west, I will tell you bow to get the
loweat lares and bast service.
G. A. McNUTT. D. P. A.
OS Walaut St. Kaaau City, Me.
J dlf
Hotel Loyal
Opposite the Post Off lie
OMAHA
Fireproof European
RATES
Rooms without Bath, II M and SI M
With Bath tl M snd up.
The Sundmy Bee
Is amlously awaited by
those wbo are specially
Interested In lands, tha
tort that buy and sell
anu encourage others to
do likewise.
L f
.1 lr
V