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Tin: BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 19. 1911.
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Kay or Trainor and iran and PiTonla
Oppoit Eaxa Other.
TEST OYXB CLOSI50 OF SALOONS
Tp HtlMiltli Will Be Trie Tsesy
Be fare Pellet? e-ar -llese.
1 1 aha rronlM4 Be fere
( Esse.
ft Prepare Your Boy For School Days During
Our Sale of Boys' Suits
rret-lder.t of the Council John yranek
Cnr.nl. O'Brien and Joshua Conn,
saloonkeeper will b tried thl mo
at t o'clock before th Board of Fir and
Po.lc commissioner OB ctiarg of
kaeplng Ihtlr saloons open for business
and at tima forbtddn by ths
three ! Z
rnlng ; V,
ft dev
un acre
ind lha
i
ing
I to tr,
account of tha prominence of rrenek
fart that It la oommooly under
stood that tha trial of tha thres la really
a Uat of tha present police and flra com
missioners, a vast amount of Interest at
laches.
Early Thursday forenoon. Mayor Trainor.
chairman of tha board, aent a letter of
Instruction to Chief of Police John Brigga,
Instructing him to cloee tha aaloona of tha
three men under charge. Chief Brigga
Immediately executed tha order. In the
mayor' letter there waa an additional ad
monition to tha chief to Investigate ru
ora concerning tha reported open houaea
kept by many aalooakeepsr of tha city.
Chief Brlggi, after having cloeed the three
aaloona In question, was called to aooount
by aoma of tha police eommlseloner, who
questioned hi authority to close the place.
Tha chief In a few aantencea Indicated hla
Intention to obey the ordera of tha execu
tive head of tha board. Thla statement,
while it quieted for tha time any doubt
aa to tha stand taken by tha chief did not
Interfere with tha determination of Com
mission ere Ryan and Plvonka to reopen
the aaloona.
Tha three aaloona were aald to be open
again with an hour after tha chief and
tha mayor had ordered them cloeed.
Committee Meeflear Held.
Late In tha afternoon a committee meet
ing of the board waa held In the private
office of the mayor. The giat of the meet
Ing appeared to be an attempt on the part
of Ryaa and Plvonka te have tha mayor
iseue an order to tha chief to open the
saloons. Mayor Trainor bluntly refused
to agree to the auggeatloa of hla conferee
and Comrolaaloner Ryan, while expressing
a Jelre to have tha aaloona reopened un
til tha trial, admitted thai the mayor had
the power to keep them cloaed and aald
that If tha mayor Insisted upon hair star-
In-; cloaed he (Ryan) would aay "Amen-'
he order.
To thla Plvonka would by no raeana
agree and aaked that tha chief be aum-
moned to the meeting. Upon the arrival
of tha chief plvonka aaked why ha had
cloied the aaloona. Brigga replied that he
bad merely obeyed the ordera of the board
and that he would continue to do so.
Plvonka aeked him whether he considered
tha mayor aa the Board of Fire and
police. Brlgm aald he considered tha
mayor to ba tha chief executive of the
board and that ha could do nothing but
obey him whan he Issued ordera. Then
Plvonka aaked tha mayor If ha thought ha
had dona hla duty In ordering tha placea
cloeed without referring tha matter to the
full board. Tha mayor raid yea.
PI roe Via Isfirsti Reslrnatlon.
Having: satisfied himself aa to the minds
of tha mayor and chief. Plvonka suggested
himself and Ryan reaign If the mayor and
Chief Brigga ware going to conduct tha
affairs of tha department In such a man
ner. Ryan aald ha , would not reaign and
that ha would face anyone who aald ha waa
not straight In the conduct of police affaire.
He aald ha had heard, aa had all the board,
of tha wholesale dlaregard of the law by
saloon keeps re In tha city. Ha knew noth
ing of tha farts any mora than tha reports
He took It for granted that "where there
Is ao much smoke, there must be aome flra,"
but ha blamed tha reported tawleeaneas ponu
the lack of sufficient police to cover the
boats of the city. He further stated that
he had had aome reports about people who
were going "to put him behind the bare,"
but ha said he waa "clean" and bad no
fear of their machinations.
"Why did they select theea three men."
queried the commissioner? "Because," he
said, one waa a f-lend of Plvonka, and
Connie O'Brien la his friend. Cohn." he
said, "waa selected becauae he represents
tha Papal-Oelder Brewing company of
Warsaw. III. Ryan claimed that the fight
waa made by some local Interest who, he
beflevrd was against him because he had
aumej In the induction of Popal-Oeller
brewing Intereata Into tha city.
Complalat Boem te Be) riled.
"In the course of the rather free eoaver
a t&tlon of the commissioners It waa ad
1 mated that fourteen or fifteen complaints
Kara about to be filed against the aaloon
men of the town. It la not thought, how
ever, that there will ba more than seven
or eight com plaint a filed for tha present.
Just before the meeting adjourned. Mayor
Trainor left hla office tor a few momenta.
Plvonka Immediately turned hla attention
to tha chief and aaked If he absolutely re
fused to obey tha ordera of tha board.
Brigga reaponded that be had obeyed tha
ordera of tha board and cloaed tha thraa
aaloona. Ha told tha commissioners that
ba would not reopen them. Then Plvonka
told him that Its waa tha board's ordera
that tha aaloona be kept open until tha
trial today. Brigga at thl Juncture of the
roossding took a new tack and aald ha
va-xld open tha placea if tha board ao or
dered. In tha meantime ha went In search
of tha ttvayor. who waa expected to ee.ll
regular meeting and put tha two other
tnombera on record aa having counter
manded hla original order.
Ryan Leaai Toward Slayer.
Ryan again leaned towards tha rulings
of the mayor and Plvonka aald no more
when ba learned that tha chief required an
order In writing.
The case haa created much comment on
tha streets and aensatlonal developmenta
are looked for at any moment. It
aald by those who have tha prosecution in
band that Ooaunleatonera Ryaa and PI
vonka. In view of tha evidence, that baa
been gathered, may yet decide to reaign.
Thla waa In the mind of Commissioner
Ryan when ba aald early In the afternoon
that the Investigation waa not directed
agalnat tha aaloonmen ao much as against
hi meet f and Plvonka. whom ba aald "they
wanted to get oft tha board.
Break several R1W.
Henry Vandcputter of m K street waa
injured about tha body yesterday afternoon
by a fail to tha Omaha packing house,
where ba la aald to ba employed. Vanae-
putter waa attended by Dr. R. E. Schindel,
who discovered that tha man bad brokea
several rlbe. Ha waa taken to the South
Ocntvha hospital
Get Mow Vladaet.
reckoned by aoma at the local ci ti
the burning of the L street vla-
not altogether an unmixed evil
for the reaeon that there la needed a new
bridge at tha I street crossing.
This waa learned Thursday, when a num
ber of citlicna gathered to form a commit.
tea to confer with the Vnlon Stock Tarda
company officials on replacing tha old via
duct with an entirely new structure.
la Intended to enlist the aid of tha
mayor and city council. The Interested
partlea declare that a new bridge to replace
tse old ana la badly needed and that tha
ar m m jmv j-rki a.
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Our Entlr Stock of Boys Medium Weight Suits
Now Reduced 33$
Here is the one best Boys' Suit bargain that has been offered you
this season. Our entirt- stock of Boys' Medium Weight Suits will r"
sold at S.'?1.! off their regular prices simply bveause we wish to com
mence the Fall season with none but new Suits to show.
Theaj suits are ruedlum weight and are suitable to wear from now- until ex
treme cold weather. They are maJe of cassinieres, cheviots and worsteds, In tha
Norfolk and double-breasted style for boy of 7 to 1 year.
The price now ar;
The Omohll Ucc Great
Booklovers' Contest
$2.45 S2J2I :. 81.64
$2.95 ?ai . S1.97
$3.95 52S!!? :.$2.64
$4.95 $3.30
4
Take your pick of All Our Boys' "Vah Suits that sold at
95c and $1.45, now for
Take your pick of All Our Boys' Wa.-h Suits that sold at
$1.95 to $3.45, for just
$5.95 S2ytt $3.97
$6.95 g5Eis. $4.64
$7.45 L.ui,8.$4.97
...50c
...91
Store Open Until 10 P. II. Saturday
Boys' Wash
Pants
Any in our store
that sold up to 27c,
size 2Va only, at
Gc
While they last.
A Great Line of
Boys1 Hats
A atyllr.li Hst creates a ood Im
pression. . Its -veil t" start the boy
to echool w ith a new one. We're
se'l rrepured with the Telescope, the
Fedora and other styles that look
well, fit well and wear wall.
We've a special quality that'a seldom
equated ror i so. It a a
telescope shape, In sl-.ee
tur a 1 l-oys. at
If you've esli a dollar le to m.ih.
.$1.00
to enlh.
then we've a tlJ qtialltv Af
that your boy won't object IjC
to. ami our price It Just . .. v
Special Values in
Boys Waists
Blouacs, mad of
material. In
pattaraa,
attached.
Boy School
good serviceable
both light and dark
soft collar and cuff
Most all
at only
lie.
25c
'Tho Mous of
Mi5h Merit?
Soma at Stels-Blocli Clothes, Keffal Bfcoea. rtstson Kata, Maahatiaa Blurts
Boys' "Holeproof '
Stcckias
tiienr '
thre-ask iteil tnn
tksu aaj- tat Hivla
wreof: wtx pairs -rear
ata me-aLhei an4 then
u-.Tr.... 52.00
Mar
It 1 reckon
ao that tha
4 net waa noi
for t
fcrids
Tai
ber
tea I
comp
(duct
may
parti
t'nloa Stock Tarda company ahould take
tha preeent opportunity of puttln In a
new viaduct It la asserted that the bridge
having been Insured the additional coat of
constructing a new viaduct will be amall
aa compared with the beneficial results to
tha city generally.
Thlak Caeak Bad Oae.
Local police are looking tor a man named
James Jensen, who walked Into tha South
Omaha National bank to cash a check
drawn on tha Farmer National bank of
Clarkson, Neb. The check Is drawn to the
name of TUlle Frexer and tha cashier asked
ensen how he came to have the check.
Jensen aald ha represented another man.
He aald he would go out and get the other
man and from latest accounts he la till
going. Tha police and bank officials think
that tha check waa forged.
Clcarette Castes Fire.
For a time tha police and flra depart
ments were Inclined to believe that a fire
started last night In the cattle pen of the
Union Stock yard waa the work of incendiaries.
Thla 1 tha second fir within two nights
in tha region of the L. street viaduct.
Tha first one. on Wednesday night, de
stroyed 300 feet of the viaduct proper and
last night the cattle pens were damaged
to tha extent of 110. Investigation made
by tha firemen seems to incline to tha be
lief that tha fir of last night waa due to
cigarette carelessly thrown Into a feed
bos In ona of the pena. The flra waa In
block 11 lot 1034, In tha vicinity of Boule
vard and L streets.
City Clerk's flessrt.
Tha office of City Clerk Frank Good
drew a sigh of relief today when tha an
nual report of tha office waa completed
and the results put In a statement by
Deputy John Fennell. Immediately after
tha completion of the report City Clerk
Frank Good left for hla vacation In St.
Louis and Memphis, Tha following la tha
Itemized report:
Statement showing condition of funds
from August 1. UlO, to August 7, A. U.
1U. Inclusive:
Amount of levy V per cent) UKV
11. available Auk-ust 1. 110 12J6.989.14
Balances unexpended to July SI.
UK which were placed to tha
credit of tha Intercut and sink
Inn fund
Col.ectlone reported bv the city
treasurer since August 1. mn.
Including vaxee In exceaa of M
per cent for fiscal year
Total M.M4.?7
Receipt. Disburse- Unex
Uevy Bal. menu, pended
Collected Arn't Exp. Bal. to
to Aug. to Aug. Aug. T,
mi
yesterday afternoon at ltt o'clock. The
building was dxmaged about II and the
contents about W.
Captain Henry Elsfelder, who underwent
a surgical operation at his home last week,
la reported as much Improved. .
'Phone Bell. South S Independent F-1WS
for a rase of Jetter Uold Top. Prompt d
llery to any part of city. William Jetter.
The Willing Workers of the Christian
church will give an Ice cream social Friday
evening at the home of Mrs. Clauson,
Twentieth and L streets
For a case of good beer order PIL9ENEH
STYLE, Bohemian Kxtra Pale or Burg
Brau from Nebraska Liquor House. South
1107, Ind. F-1S47.
M. Long of Central America, hla brother,
U. V. Long, and his wife and son left a
few days ago for Europe, where they will
take an extended vacation.
Sirs. M. B. Binton. 42i North Twentieth
street, underwent a eerlous surgical opera
tion last night In the South Omaha hos
pital. The case was an emergency case and
Dr. LeLannty assisted by Lr. A. A. Fricke,
were called at a late hour.
Fire, due to unknown causes, broke out In
the frame cottage at Thirty-second and F
streets Wednesday night and caused a
damaae of A few hour after llgntning
struck in an alfalfa field at Thirty-third
and O streets causing a blaze that had to
be extinguished by the fire department-
Tha Kedmen Athletic association of this
city wired lummy uavigan of Cleveland,
O.. offering a bout with Billy Uvlck, the
local middle-weight. Uavigan la the man
who put up such a fast go with Jack Fus
gerald a year ago. The bout resulted in a
draw and aent liavigan'a stock kiting In
the pugilistic world. Ciavigan was formerly
a welter-weight, but has since climbed into
the middle-weight class, where he has won
a big reputation by defeating a number of
the best men ef that class The Ouvlgsn
Uvlck bout Is scheduled for Sepeemrn-r 1
and will be fought tor a mH purse. It the
arrangements carry.
UBS.n
44. 170. M
Fund a
Fire -.
General ...
Salary M is Ks
Public light. IT -rill
Water HelT.lA
Street repair.... 164.7
Police 24 an J7
Library 4 7 S
Int. and sinking iU&.rriU
Street cleaning. 4.S4S.14
Park 2.444 4
7. 111. 7 191L
I -ti'i.a $ :4 vr t
n nil jok-i st
II 4 1
14.-3S1 ri
14.7M.SJ
I Hl fl
14 MS Kg
4,J7.S
4.761.M
1.M4 45
135 Tt
1.24 97
W "4
SU 77
Sl-4i
WOMAN NEARLY SUFFOCATED
Mrs. 74. I. Smith lies Narrow Esrape
from Death Whfi Firs Starts
Below tier Rooms.
Mrs. N. L Smltn. R3 j-ortn Twenty-fifth
street, waa almost suffocated from amok
which came from a flra In a bakery below
her apartments at I o'clock last night
With difficulty firemen carried her from
her room to the street below, where neigh
bor worked over her for a half hour In
bringing ber to consciousness.
The fire had etartsd from an overheated
oven In the bakery owned by H. Good and
destroyed the basement of the bakery and
did considerable damage by smoke and
water to the Arnold pharmacy next door.
The apartment of Mrs. Smith were dam
aged by amoke and water. Tha bulldlns
which Is owned by Jacob Ringle,
damaged to tha extent of IkA.
waa
7.U0M
Totals.
t-'O.fM.rf 50 ran $ u
11851.70 S50.S3S.I7
Xobody la To Old
to learn that the sure way to cur a cough
or cold la with Dr. King New Discovery.
60c and C 00 For sale by Beaton Drug Co.
Grand totals OtS.tM r IK3.SS4 97 SJK3.4M 17
All disbursements oa these funds are
made by the Library or Park board.
All collections made by the city treasurer
under the provisions of the present city
charter, with the exception of the road
fund or the ernool runa, are piaoei to the
credit of the Interest and sinking fund.
Levy, 1810-U. I etg male for cay pur
poses.
Valuation on real and personal property,
irviL M.jrr,7;.k9.
Respectfullv submitted.
FRANK H. GOOD. City Clerk.
Uea'e Salts.
MM.
OfR SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARING SALE
19 DRAWING TO A CLOSE AND TO
MARK TT A HICN5F.R Sl'CCESS we offer'
great bargains In our Clothing department
Saturday, August U. W nave picked out
ail odd suits that have sold at 11000. tllW
and (lS-OS and put them In one group and
priced them at
The are fancy worsteds, cheviots and
velours, all thla season' sty lee and a good
assortment of el see. See tnem displayed In
our window.
UNDERWEAR SPECIAL.
Men' fancy mean undershirts and draw
ers. JbC VALUES.
ON SALE SATURDAY.
IOC.
NEBRASKA SHOE CLO. HOUSE.
Blaale City Uoesls.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Brukner report the
birth ef a daughter.
Miss Gertrude Moran ef Omaha I visiting
relatives at Raietoa.
Dr. Edward Chaloupka 1 spending twa
week la the mountains of Colorado.
Dr. A. A. Fricke has returned home after
a pleasant vacation of eeveral weeks
Mrs. C. O. Rl'ey and daughter. Rose, are
at Waterloo, la., for a couple ef weeks.
The Rebekah lodge will give an loe cream
social Friday tugkt at lha Odd Fallow
ball.
Wanted Wood choppers at Seymour
Iske Country club. Sea foreman at boat
house.
Frank Vesery and wife report the birth
of a aaeghter at their home. Thirty-third
and u atrveis.
Mr. and Mrs. Oonrge W. Brewer and
daughter. Edith, are oa aa auto trip to
Rochester. N. T
Miss France Forest. 4X1 North Twenty,
second street, entertained ber maste class
at Rrvenrtew park Tuesday.
Fir caused by sa overturned lamp
broke out ta the residence occupied by F.
Smallng St Tbirty-fuurtb and T streets
A Co-oruta ..uuimus
An Omaha bride and groom, who have
Just returned to a little nest In the west
end of town, mad their honeymoon tour
In and around Colorado Springs. Of
course, the rosiest hue that goes with early
marriage tinted all of the wonder of Col
orado, but their glowing descriptions would
seem to Indicate that even with a discount
the wonder of Colorado are likely to vie
with Niagara as the favorite honeymoon
ground cf tha United Stataa.
They were particularly enthused over the
Garden of the Gods and the wonderful ride
over tha oog-wheel railway en Pike's peak,
arriving at the summit Just In rim to e
the sunrUte, which they claim to be the
most glorlou they had ever beheld, but
their enthusiasm knew no bounds when
describing their daylight trip to Crippl
Creek. The train winding Ita way up the
marvellously constructed railway disclosed
new signis and wonder at every turn
rocks m every conceivable posjtion, shape
and color towering high above them on the
on aide and on tha other they might look
hundreds and hundred of feet down the
mountainside. Due credit la given aa en
gineering feat which enables one to see so
many beautiful sight In on short day.
Psnsell Millinery Co., formerly at UU
Douglas street, have moved to their new
location, room 1 Paxton block. Thl firm
specialixea In millinery supplies, and ha
been in business for fourteen year.
I. looses Holders' Names Gives.
CRESTON, la., Aug. 1.-8pec4al)
County Attorney Armltaga, baa received
word from Internal Revenue Collector
Weaver for this district of the state that
but five federal liquor licenses have been
secured by parties la thla county, except
ing those operating legally under the mulct
law. It was supposed a larger number had
Valned permits.
TONE'S 0L0
GOLDEN COFFEE
koldj ita frieaJa tbs surest proof
of foods. You'll Lk it fin
aroma asi color, u full kojy. Carefully
eclectooiffakbUmdBilleda-ul roast!
t suit tia ilMmt cwa .asKty. More sua
to the seer,! 8etWtUsealitMs-sB .
rv-x yowr irooar today 0 i
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Wiewai j
IHlayden Bros.
Hileat EiUlarket
It always has and always will pay you to buy your
meats at Hayden's. Reason: Always the choicest
meats always the lowest prices. These prices for
Saturday:
So. 1 Mutton Legs,
per lb
No. 1 Mutton Roast,
per lb
Mutton Chops Jfl
rib or loin llL
6c
5c
Sirloin Steak,
per lb
Mutton Stew
10 lbs. for
25c
Ver1.b.:!:t:.ioc-8c-6c
Veal Chops,
per lb
Veal Stew,
per lb
10c
5c
12C
Pot Roast, Q -
per lb 8C-C-DC
...15c
...10c
...15c
10c
per
Pork Loin,
per lb
Pork Roast,
per lb
No. 1 Hams,
per lb
Bacon Strips,
per lb
Home Made BolognartPi-j
Sausage -3 lbs.. . . .awIL
One trial order will convince you what we adver
tise is true.
Hayden Bros. Cleat Market
sTo. 4 Saturday, August 19, 111.
What Book Does This Picture Represent?
Title
Author
Your Name
Street and Number
City or Town
Writ In title and author of book and SAVE coupon and ptctur.
Snd no coupon until finish of the contest Is announced. Each picture
represents a book title not a scene or a character. Catalogues containing
1,000 name on which all puizle plcturea are baaed the catalogue us4
br the contest editor are for sale at the Business Office at Tha Be for
25 cent; by mall. 30 cent.
Q-? CVAf Clon C-'-w'jyD4 CVOMQr tWalW
Omaha's Pure Food Center
Saturday Specials
rresh Trait and Tegetable Xep.
Kinest display and laregst va
riety of freaa fruits and vegetable
In the city.
Wax or String Bear is, per quart
S stalks Celery lOe
Orepe Fruit, each ltVio-lSe
line Julrjr Lemons, par doxen IM
Jersey Sweet Potatoe, rer lb., as
Head Lettuce. Fresh Mint. Fresil
Csullflower. Umei. Iced Water
melons, Fancy Canteloupea
t pkga. Cream Barley t5
20o ckg Imported Macaroni, assort
ed 1C-
10 t-gallon Oil or Gasoline Cans,
with pump and saftey SO0
Ho can K. C. Baking Powder 15
19a bottle Menager'a Chutney SSc
lOo bottle Menager'a Sauce ... BOO
( cakes Sunny Monday Uoap . . ase
41 lb sack Lotua Flour 1JS
SHverlne er Stiver Cream Polish.
par osn
i fakes Morgan' 8a polio
Batter. Xgr and Obsess yept.
Our best Country Butter, In anl
tary Jar, per lb. ao
"Lotus" Cresmery Butter. In ear
ton, per lb. at
Strictly Fresh Eggs, from tha Bran
dela Model farm, per doa. . . aa
Pomatto Kvlii Chess, per lb. ass
Large Kdara Cheese, each... 9140
Imported Koqutfort Cheese, par lb.,
st eOa
Fancy Jar Cheese, assorted, each
lOo, la asg as
Sauer Kraut, per qusrt 10
LIU Pickles, per doaen.. ISo-aOe
Quart Jar Chow Chow, or Celery
Relish SO
Cottag Cheese, per pkg to
Cxw C5OTSk Ccw CC-C5131 GpsBr&CKtrB
Fresh Dressed Spring Chickens, per lb. 164c
Spring Ducks, per lb. . 164c
15
Native Steer Porterhouse Steal
Native Steer Sirloin Steak 15 1
Native Steer Round Steak v. 5t
Native Steer Shoulder Steak lOt
Let Lamb, pea- lb- lOttg
Shoulder Lamb. pr Tb OH
Val SLouidar Eoasl IOC
Home slada Ptrrk SsJiaag-s. 7Hg
1,000 lbs. Calumet Sugar Cured
Bacon; by tha strip, lb.. 13 Via!
S.000 Cudahj'a Ru Sklnaed Hams!
No, t grade, every on aeleetad
and guarantsed. per lb.. 17H
CENTRAL MARECET
KLXAKOF8KY MEAT CO,
TL A-S14U Doo. 1700.
Prop.
210 Xonh leth slI
1 Bti-tt. But lit Sills
Rulat of th Contest
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wrabmn ef tbair hmllin rh ear. ler -4-tit--l! . tkecw vill ekll-a le
Tha m a etrtm trklek -nil rpri- tke a- of a toot Beneatk sack sletwe tfcere
will W a klaak ti tke aeet-etant te fill la the title or tka Wok.
Cat m ketk tke ana tka klaak aa CHI la I aono aaa aatsar el tke We
as aee rear eataa aeS aeara-a aaailr a a elainlr la tko p.ro eio.
Ma r-strtctloae will W iac4 sa tka ektrh nreara ta tW -iiatarea evr W oa
t-ma gaok lstara roprooonii onlr eaa title of oot book If -oa rm is eara ef a t"la
aa vnak ta soM la taoro than one aaew er to rh pi-m-o, tm mo- So aa BIT fOT
kioBi than nra AMIWKM to a?t oni rirYvkK will sa rgRMrTTao. te
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tail tka omillor aa-abar of oatra eouwat ta kit eat ef eae-rar will W e-larad wtaeor. la
a--rnt ef twa wraoaa ka-ia tha to mo a anker eerroat ana aotn. iko aame aatakor et eae
eeaa tea ooroo vhooe sat af ana-rare te taoat saaUy yrmfvi, la the eelatea of tw rail
iwaitat ooonnntoo. will rarol-e tha ftrat prlta
Oalr obo Hot of aareara taar W suktaltte kr a n at iwaat ea oalf ess srtea r(M W
sarlo4 le eaa faoillr at eae aaraaa
Tho aaa af tkt ewueaae la not eMItetery aa tke teat-tent, aa aa aas-rer tear W
eabmlttea ta anr Iwrlkia taaeaar tW roataataat ooloot..
S-raree -rill W tatSa otrHtlT tooortlns ta tha taortt mi eack too rata lit.
The eataa of taara tkas eee aaraoa men aM W -mites apoa anr ox una
TW awaroa -nil W tnaa kr tW Ooataat Bsitor aad a eotntttttee et woll-kaeva ettt
saas, wkooo aae-o -nil fco aasoaata later
Tka eoatoot ta limited to tfco followlat terrltorr: Kokntka. Wn-iltr tkat strtloe ef
Ire wet af hut aot lacleatn Das Mot see. as tkat aarttae ef aeatk iHkola ksews at
taa Black Hillt DIKrlet.
CS iiS-.M'" l ' assL. a.
FIRST PRIZE Jtooo
QJ VTiite Steamer Automobile
a 1-naassB.aer 1111 alodal White Steamer Tourlna Car odorless amokeiss
and noiseless. No cranking, no shifting of gears; any dValred speed. Wnlte
Steamer aalea Ineresse each succeeding year. Ha practically an endorsement
of the United States eovernment. which owns and ODeratea more White Stsam-
era than all other cars combined Richly upholstered, beautifully finished, un
limited power, controlled speed. Thla car will be zfclBlt la Oaaaha at a later
SECOND PRIZE
In tha soft, aeml-treplc. climatic sons, xvndlng
north from San Diego to Uhaat County, California,
Ilea Tehama county, In which lr situated thla beau
tiful little) 10-acr ranch near tb town of Had Bluff.
Thl 1 fruit land a very high order and la part of
tb celebrated Lutheran colony which bad It Incep
tion with an Omaha clergyman. Literature describ
ing this property may be had t the office of TOW-BBJJOB-BOI.arTXJa
CO, in th City VaUoaej Baak
Osaasa.
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THIRD PRIZE list
Th magnificent, fancy walaut sTJ
asto aavasrs nATMM-TlAXQ which noth
ing can excel. No other player-piano baa la
th abaolut th "human touch" o desired by
a musical ear and so prlied by th manufao
turers. Thl instrument win b exhibited, ax
plalned and, played for anyon who wishes t
see It la th war room oa th third fleetr of
THE BENNETT CO.
FOURTH PRIZE $1
IC2-S1
1275 i 1 i.i . ...i .'i:
Ity. They trTfi VnTQrfV :ji
,lrabla to fxjjj I Z
Rslaton la to be a manufacturing cl
have a fin start with the Brown Truck
racturlns Co.. he Hoxtrs Motor Car Co., i
li.-.trf fltnt wnrko E'rvthlnar daalrable to
comfortable living may be found there, un one of
the main buaineea etreet tho Bee haa selected Ita
fourth pritr a business lot 16x100 feet, and
valued at wt.
FIFTH PRIZE, Value $225
ta tha sama town and with th same prospect of advancement, the Bee
ha selected a residence lot 60x110 ft., and valued at aaa
Rsleton la on th only Interurban trolley line running out of Omaha, and
within lorty mlnutee of tha Omaha poetofftre.
Complete information about thla property at the office of th aVaXBTOaT
-gws a IT a voarasii ews awmis arts sa wroantv.
SIXTH, SEVENTH AND EIGHTH PRIZES
This ingenious encyclopedia, which 1 a davaloo.
Riant rtinor man intenuun. nas oeeiuea it conven
ience the value cf hundreds of editora manul i
equipped to tnaae one of tha greateat encyclopedias
ever compiled. One of the atrongest reoemmiada
tlons for this wurk la that It Is from the press of
th reliable old house of TBOa. sTXUOBT a BOHB,
-w . . .t weti ms atainewrssa W01CO
waa foundoil In lTak
Thla encyclopedia of twelve volumes, which 1 valued at M a set. may ha
a at the Omaha office of W. A. aUxaakssgk at c-, 114 at. Mae-r A.vesss.
NINTH AND TENTH PRIZES
Tries Prlsee consist of twenty-four vol una cloth bound sets ef tb "Book
f Knowledge." an encyclopedia made especially for children and sold at tit a
set. Tula work la written Ir. almpia language and la a "wonder book" Is that It
make simple ail knowledge necessary to broad oducatlon. There ere hundred a
of colored plates and thousanda In black and whits Thl la a fully eauiuDeaS
enrycl pedla msde for children, and rtisy be seen at the Omaha offices if vif jkZ.
auBinaoax at 11 Bt, ataxy' Avesae. lies oi w. A.
FORTY-FIVE CASH PRIZES
Five Pnres of $10. Ten Prizes of $5. Ten Prize of $2.
iventy frizes of $1.
WATCH TOR THE DAILY PICTURE IN THE BEE.