TIt BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1913
BRIEF CITY NEWS .
sve Boot Mat H.
Westberg, CcmaUslons. Adv. - -
. r. ClarcnJU, Dsattst, 41 B renders
eschar Hlgby for femuntesloeer
Adv.
-"rd Serenaaa tor city eommlthsr.
-AST. .
Alectrio WssUsg- Marin,' Burets
G randan Company. - 1 '
. a. Tackar, republican candidate lex
crteie. Bell phone "Florence m."-X4.
Vote for Goodley F. Brucker for Coto
mludoner under th Conimisslnon Form
of Government. Adv.
fcoy A. Aalpa, Mater, S3 S. I. I S1M.
Tear Support will b appreciated. Joan
P. Crick, candidal for city councilman.
Primary April $. Formerly assistant city
engineer.-Adv. , , ; 1 -
BtU IM a Cook- Steve Th A,
clated Charltiea nMd a cook stove for
Ferkwlld and ara asking such a donation
from som citizen. 7. . - ."
sUosytlaa for Baalman A reception
end smoker will b given to-Major tttiU
man thla evening at Washington
halt and an Invitation hat been extended
to the public to attend. Mayor tfehlman,
H..B. Fleharty and W. it (tuufly will ba
th speaker. ' ' .
aCaat Itrt Llouw Moans Inipec-
tor Schneider and the police dp.rtmM
rounded up the drajrmen and expreaamen
who have been operating on the street
without licensee. Those licenses.
amounting- to IS each' Sif ?r.nk'V
nearly all been collected; There are ,Ut
exprestmen operating independently on
the streets.
Verdict Agaisrt i treat sUUsrey By
ron Inglehart was gtveri : a verdict of
tl.SM against tn street railway -company
in district court for -Injuries suffered by
hi wile when she aedflentaliy
thrown oft k car. Her hip (It broken.
It was the eefd trial of the case, the
jury that heard It first more than a year
at d having disagreed. , f
Wertern official Meets atohler Vic
president and General Manager Bancroft
of the Oregon Short' Line Is la the city
from Salt Lake holding a conference
with President Mohler of' tit Union Pa
cific, traffic matters being under consid
eration. Mr., Bancroft ssys that Utah
and the country along the' Short Lthe
have experienced one of the most severe
winters in the history of the west, the
snowfall having been unusually heart.
However, the snows havs gen oft grad
ually and he say the western roads he
not. suffered from the effect of floods.
Eggs Moving Down
and Potatoes Are
Rising in Price
8inc the country roads are being
opened after-belnf almost' inipassabte tor
several months, ths farmers are getting
their egga to the market and prices hav
begun to fall. ' .' 1
Eggs are selling retail On th . looil
market around U cent a dosen. a drop
cf 1 cent. It is expected th road
dry out and more are opened up, eats
will decline -In price until a record low
mark 1 reached. .'.
While farmers will get less for their
eggs, thos who do not raise their oWn
seed potatoes will hav to pay a price
aruch higher than ueual. Seed potatoes
of ths Whit -and Red - River ; fteriy
Ohio varieties rot. I ceift a bushel on
the local wholesale market., They are
selling wholesale at l- a bushel for
whit potato and tl.tt tor the Red
River Early Ohlof , . '
Servians CainpOut' ;
: at the Union Defot
A party of twenty-five Servian ( from
North Dakota came to Omaha yester
day and later took passage to California
to work In th beet Held. '
jit the Union elation the Servians .at
tracted as much attention a a circus.
They were assigned to quarter in the
men's smoking room ; and they soon had
th apartments to themselves. There they
ate their meal, road their toilet, changed
their clothes and gbt out th family
washing. Then was but on person, in
lb party who could speak English.;
Jury Fee Scalping :
. Stopped by Board
Th Board of Cotihty Commissioners
yesterday made good tls profile to stop
seal ping old jury feea by adopting a
resolution providing - that no fees shall
be paid unless claimed' la -parson by or
iginal claimants. .. -. j. ....... ,
Scalpers and loan Droit era hav been
reaping rich harvest for nearly two years
by getting former Juror, to1 assign their
Saturday claims, allowed by a compara
tively new law, and then securing pay
ment from the county board. Aa claim
have been discounted for 0 per cent ;
Al Keensn and others who hav been
tarsal ng In this bust are wroth over
th board's action and denier they win
test ths board right to Use It '
Heir to Million Goes
to California to Live
accompanied by th members' of his
family, Edwin Mathr, formerly a oierk
ta too local offices of tile Rock Island,
and who inherit ad aom t.SOO.SDo, mostly
In cash, stock and bond. ,br reason of
th death of a brother, has gone to Cal
ifornia. Mr. Mather writ spens some tin is
San Francisco and along th coast. Later
be will purchase an extensive fruit ranch
on the Sacramento rtver. On this ranch
h win go into fruit raisins; on m large
scale, adopting th latest and most im
proved methods ' , . '
Midway Case Comes :
Up for Sixth Trial
:-
Th sixth trial of th Midway case was
begun yesterday bx district court be
fore Jndga Sutton. Since January rh
two proprietors of the Midway, Billy
crutchflaM and Jack Bloomfleld. have
bean tried four times In tohes conrt and
no la district court for violating th
Bqnor law, and each time tb jory has
dsaraed. .'
A jury ha been Impanelled and
rttraeo la being taken..
. A geiteae Imkisws '
tresa chronic constlpaUoa. Dr.
Me lit puis rsittvo headache.
Brer mat bowel trouble. Se.
ate by Beaton Drag Ca. -
r at Ito KfusUoa-flso AdTarOalag.
jBOOSTERS'. TRM PLANNED
Trade Extension Committee of the
ComtoercUl Clak Meets.
IT OCTtlSES THE 1THESASY
terns Tswsi Are Already I Isaserleg
for' tad Boosters" to' Be Rare
.tot to Overtook These oa
. ko Jayraay.
Arraniemenu fdr the annual trade ex
cursion at the Comsierclal club were be
giin Tuesday when a subcommittee of
th trade extension committee met at
the Loyal hotel and (tanned a tentative
schedule
"their first' outline' of' the trip desig
nates three and a half day to be spent In
Iowa and two and -half days tn Ne
braska. Th farthest point to be reached
in. Iowa is Creston. From Creston brsnch
lines of. ths Burlington win carry the
boosters . to town north and soutn.
AtMtsonla, Mo-, will b th farthest point
souih: Th trip wui be made a far wast
ss Wyorar and Beatrice.
'At BMdttnc ot the trade extenalon
committee thta noon- at . th Com
menial club' tils Itinerary of th ub
ooBmKtee wui be. presented for further
detalla and other committees, auch as for
advertising and commissary will be ap
pointed.'. .'. 'i .
-ALtheXoyal JioUl.meeUbg were Chair
man F. J. Hoel. - B. T. Rector. R. E.
Harris. A. W. Carpenter and Vic Chair
man Roy T. Byrne jot th committee
Cetnmiaaloner Oulld and Assistant Com
missioner Ward C olftord, were present
and representing th Burlington railroad
which will be. used exclusively for the
trad excursion trip, were U W. W'aks-
ley gsneral paSsenKtr! agent, and W. W.
Johnston, assistsnt general freight agent
Th ben pi of western Iwa already are
getting ready to receive th Omaha Com
mercial 'Quad.- Letter r being re
ceived' In vry mall from aom towns
salting that they be placed In th trade
excursion Itinerary, i
Postal Receipts
. Show Increase for
- the Month and Year
An" Increase of a per cent was made
In th gross receipl of th Omaha post-
off if for the modth luft past over the
corresponding month last ysr. Ths re
ceipt for last month were 9.1.90, as
against xm,sb.b( for tns monin ot ssarcu,
lsli; or an Increase of ifl.Ml M.
'An Increase -of l.r.S.S tor th year
ending March IT. lill, we made over th
corresponding year ending March U. ml.
Th gross receipts for th year ending
March tl. Ull. were .0.711.77. The gross
receipts for" th'"ysr' n4lng ' March 31
last were l,,ill.n.
Lasomas Club Picks
: Officers for Year
Off leers '.as' follows' war elected at a
meeting of the Lasomas club in the
Young Men Christian association audl
tortura list" night:' liy Clark, president;
C..F. junod, ftrst.vlc president; Wit
11am Ramsey, aaeond.. vie president;
Harry. Rj an. secret kry; J. T. Maxwell.
treasurer;1 Stanley Roes water, Herbert
French. Iavld Fitch. H. M. Browning,
R. A. Van Orsdal. Leo Wilton, Joy
Clerk. William Ramsey, C. F. Junod, S.
t. Maxwell and Harry Ryan, members
of the executlv committee.
-I'rtder , the constitution, which was
adopted Monday night,' the members of
the club, elected the executlv committee
and,, they In torn la executive session
elected the officers. !.
No candidates for eity commissioner
were, endorsed, ths club not having time
to study, th qualifications ot th candl-
data sufficiently . to mslte intelligent
chOjC.
Th club I a young 'men' organisa
tion1 for th purpose of making city pol
itic clean and keeping It so. The elub
will study Qualifications of candidates
and endorse thos It iltlnka beet nuall-
Bed: It will work, against ballot box
stuffing and all form of. fraudulent vot
ing an fraudulent feglstrauon; It will
study and " investigate -city aitalra and
actions of public .officials when It feela
Itself called upon o to: do. -
.The club 'now has a membership of
about 103, which will be. Increased to M
byjh nd of next week, according to
President Clark. .. . .
PURSE -SNATCHER IS
FOILED BY ATHLETIC MABEL
Duo' to' her ' athtetlo fendencles' Mabel
Swanson. a Swedish ghi living at WW
Capitol svehue. u in possession of 1
pocketbook this morning. Last night
she and 0nevlv ToUttg were walking
near Nineteenth street ah unknown man
grabbed for her purse;.
When the would-be thief grappled with
her. Miss BwahsoD drew her left arm back
and struck him In the. mouth. She re
peated th trick several time and after
losing several molars Mr. Purs Snatcher
became rather discreet and made his get
sway. ;
The officers were unabi to find any
trio of th man when 'they reached the
seen.- - ..
BAGGAGE ACCUMULATES
. ;. : AT THEUNION STATION
Not In year has there been auch a
quantity of baggage around th Union
station as there ,wsa yttserday. It came
oa regular and delayed trains and Is said
to number mor than 1000 pieces. The
baggage room ss filled to the ceiling
with trunk, valises and boxes and hun
dred of other pieces ara stacked up on
the platform, outside the building.
POLICE WARN PEOPLE
. AGAINST GYPSY PALMISTS
According to th police the people of
Omaha should be careful about permit-
tin: gypsy fortun tellers to enter their
home for th purpose of telling for
tunea or to nil gypsy articles. Mrs.
Galdateta, 1ST Dodge street reported
yesterday afternoon that two gypsy
woman bad Molea furnishings from her
hoas while she went for change to pay
for the fortune" Uey had told.
AUTO SPEEDERS FINED
. FOR RECKLESS DRIVING
Anton Engluih, J. M. McNeil and E. D
Masher, who hav been roanded up by
th b'k cop for exceeding the speed
limit Pleaded guilty In Judge Foster's
court and got off with fines of 3 and
casts aach.
Missouri River":
Rises Nearly Two
Feet at.This Point
The Missouri rivet tcok a Jump of I T
feet at Omaha In the last twenty-four
hours. . sending It up to US feet above
the low water mark, or winln 5.5 feet of
the flood ttage. Th reason given for the
big jump by Forecaster Welsh I a
gorge which formed at Sallx. la., a point
between here and Sioux City. Th gorge
1 auppoMd to have broken, although no
report to that effect hav been received.
Ther was a tall of one foot In the
Missouri rtVer at Sioux City due to the
heavy gorges which formed between WH
liston, N". Ik. and -Vermilion.' 8. D and
which are still holding. It la feared that
when the gorge break Sloux City will
hav much trouble from the high water.
The. river took a drop ot on foot at
Kansas City In th laat- twenty-four
hour and ' rose 1.1' feet at Blualr. Mr.
Welah doe not sntlclpat any trouble
t Omaha. Th weat her was clear yester
day, all over the upper Missouri valley
and th gorge at Vermilion la expected to
break at any tint.
OLD REGISTRATION.TO STAND
Those Who Failed to Register lt
Fill Xiy 1 Srn la. ' "
SAMPLE BALLOTS ARE PRINTED
Ballot Headed ta the Voters,
la Order to Civ All as
Krea Break.
Under th statute. cltliens who have re
sided in the city since last registration
day have been a resident of the state for
six months, th county for forty days and
th precinct In which they will vote for
ten day may cast a ballot at the primary
Tuesday. .
In order, to vote residents who have
not registered must appear at the office
ot th city clerk between 'the hour of
t and next Tuesday accompanied by
two resident freeholders of hie precinct.
These will testify to his having lived In
the precinct th required time.
No "freeholders" will ' be hanging
around th city hall on (lection day, a
they one did, ready to' testify to the
right of a resident to vote. The men
who accompany th voter must be ac
quainted wtltr Mm,' according to the-city
clerk. . ' ...
Several new' precincts have been cre
ated In the various wards this year, and
new voting places will be established.
Residents of the new predncts are being
notified by postal where they will vote.
Foe r-new-predncts-hsv- been-created n
the Twelfth ward and one, In the fifth
Voters In all th new precincts will be
notified. : . V '
Sample Ballot Oat.
Sample of th ballots to be used at
the primary Tuesday havs been received.
There are elghty-slx candidates, none of
them designated ae affiliated with any
party organisation.
Judge and clerk of th election have
been' named and the ilst'hss been ap
proved by ths tlty council. Ther ara t
Judget and. clerks.
Names of th candidate will be rotated
on th ballot s that none will secure an
advantage of position over a competitor.
Commlsslohshlp candidate have sched
uled meetings for every' night during the
remainder of th week. Mayor Dahl
man's supporters meet this evening
at Washington hall. . The Young Men's
Progressiva lesgua will also meet to
night .In Polish hall. Th col
ored voter of th city hold. a meeting at
Idlewtld hall,- Twenty-fourth and Grant
streets. Saturday evening. Candidates
hav been Invited to present their case
at thl meeting. V '
Aa Igly bash
should he covered with clean bandage.
saturated .with Buck ten's Arnica Halve.
Heal burn, wounds, sore, pile. Sc.
For sal by Beaton Drug Co.
Woman's Power
Over
Worn' (Met floriose - eodowmeat is th power
to awikea aad hold (ha para and boaost love at a
worthy mas. Wbea she Ursee it aad still love oo,
so oa ha the wid world can ksow th heart agoay
so eoduree. - The women who seders frost weak
ness aad drrangstaaat at her system, sooa Is
bar ptnoaal maiaetism. . Her general health eaters
and sh lotos bar - food, looks, bar amiability aad
woiwaolv aharse. Dr. R V. PUm. nf
ot bis Stag" of abl pbyeioiaas, ha preeensed for sad oared asawy I
ot wonsoav He hss devised a aoosiul remedy tor waasaa't ailsssaws. k
' kaoww as Or. Pioroe'S Fsvorit Prescriptioa. It i a positive spools tar
the weekoeeeeo aad disorders peculiar to weaiea. it own see, regulate,
trn(taa and halt. . Mdiom dealers B h. N sswssr sealer will advis
row to aceopt a tabstituts ia oroVr to make a Mesh larger prsat.
' IT MAKES WEAK WOMElf STROHO.
. SICK WOME1T WELL.
Oa Wait' orsssw MM ragatsai wtt
Don't foot it-Ford it! It's
almost as economical and
you'll get there quicker, safer,
easier. The Ford has made
the horse and buggy a lavish
extravagance. It's the peo
ple's car and seventy-five
thousand new Fords will go
into service this year.
And mark you thla there Is do other car
like the ford Model T. It'a lightest.
rlght4St--most economical The two-passenger
car cost bat f &S8, f. o. b., Detroit,
complete with all equipment, the rive-pas-Miger
but $6S. Today get Catalogue
ltl from The Ford Motor Company. Ill
Harney St., Phone Douglaa 4600, Omaha,
or from our Detroit factory.
ROOMERS SCATTERED BY FIRE
Destructive Blue Cauei Excitement
at the Old Futon Home.
EFFECTS DAKAGED BY WATEB
Fire Oristaated Fiwaably fma
Lighted Cla-surette aad rtreasea
Play Strews oa the
arataa- Balldlag.
Fire broke out shortly before noon
yesterday bx th old Pszton horn al M
aoum Twenty-fifth avenue, now used as
a boarding and rooming nous by Mrs. L
ti. Vau Meter, and be tor It was under
control the third floor was completely
wrecked.
The fir started aomewher In th
southeast part. of th third floor and la
thought to hav originated from a burn
ing cigarette or pip left by one ot the
roomers. No on. It Is said, waa on thta
Door when th -fir started.
Th alarm was sounded shortly before
noon and th department had line , ot
hoa to th bias before It could gala
much headway. However, the root and
upper story were In flam and th firs
men bad difficult work. Water . poured
down through th floor and th greater
damage waa don In thla way. Th sec
ond floor soon became a pool ot water,
ths furniture being badly soaked. The
lower Door, however, escaped much dara
ag from th water, aa canvas was
spread over th furniture la the differ
ent room. In hut two place did th
flsmea burn down through the ceiling of
the second floor, but the wall and floor
ot thle floor will hav to be replsstered.
Rooaaer Hasten ta itr-eet.
A soon a th alarm was given every
Inmat of th hous broke for th laws
and street, carrying all ths valuables
they could possibly get out of door
Many women were la tn hous and they
did all they could, to eave whet they
held moat precious from ths house. . It
soon became impossible for them to reach
the third floor and when th department
arrived they war ordered to remain out
side. So large a crowd gathered that It was
necessary to call ths police to keep hack
the curious onlooker. Th iron fence
that entirely surrounds ths hous aided
the bluecoats materially, no one but-the
occupants of ths hous bring allowed la
the yard. '
Though there was practically no dam
age to th lower floor, th furniture of
the second and third floor I raoatty
ruined. Th damage to th hous 1
estimated at fl,S0 or ..$2,000, while those
who llv In th house hav not yet esti
mated th loss to their personal effects.
It Is belli-ved. though, that th damage
to- the furnltur, etc.. will run up to a
flgurs greater .than th damage .to th
house.
.Th home, now owned .by th Pcxton
estate, Is fully covered by Insurance.
Delayed Passengers
Flocking from City
Agents at the Union station sold In
excess of MS) ticks ta Tuesday afternoon
and Tuesday night to person going out
Into th elate. They were bought by thoe
who had delayed their trip on account of
th flood along the railroad line: The
uptown offices sold almost auo, so that In
th aggregate, from noon yesterday' until
midnight mor than 1,100 persons left
Omaha for Nebraska points.
BIG DAMAGE SUIT IS FILED
FOR ALLEGED SLANDER
Dr. C. Elisabeth Lyman has. started a
I1S.0M slsnder damage suit sgsinst Mr.
snd Mrs. Albert O. Edwards, part own
ers of the Merchant' drug store, six
teenth and Howard atresia, In district
court alleging that they hav severely
damaged her reputation as a physician
and partially ruined her practice.
Dr. Idrmsn declares ths Ed ward see
formed a violent dislike for her and la
order to make opportunity to Injure her
purchased an Interest In th drug star.
Man
RnS.U M V i.k
stiaagtaea .
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IT
Here's a clean-cut, classy
looking young man who can
add toor detract from his personal
appearance, depending entirely upon
the judgmeut and taste he shows in selecting his new
Spring Hat. The safest thing for. such a fellow you, for
example to do is to come to the one store where he is sure
to find just what he. ought to have.
It may sound like bragging but it is a fact we have
the largest assortment of classy hats in this town bar none.
We have the entire Stetson assortment (not just a few)
at $3.50 and $3.00
We have the entire Asbury assortment at $2.50
And Rutland assortment at $3.00 in addition to those we
have foreign hats from Germany and England at $3.00 and $2JW
We most certainly ought to sell you your Spring hat and we jnosl certainly will if
you'll give us the one trial that we need to make good.
$2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 bring you wonderful style and values at this store. ,
9k&ra4fia
Vacant houses; are daily rented through the
"Houses for Rent' column of The Bee. When
you advertise in The Bee you send your message
into more than seventyfive per cent of the English-
speaking homes of Omaha, Have you read the want
ads'yetModavs
FROM GOLF LINKS TO OFFICE
Shorten Your Business Day
The busy man's day is made shorter by
Bell Telephone Service. He may. leave
the office early for a game of golf because
he knows that if anything goes wrong he
can be reached quickly by telephone.
You can save an hour's delay in leaving
the office each day by an intelligent use of V
your telephone in saving your time. " .'.
Long Distance-Bell Telephone Service
eliminates space and time, saving many
hours each week for the busy man. .
Whn Buying, a Sewing Machine
Be Sure It's a
f 3
CENTRAL
Hew Home
1 Vikib'Ri Skittle
! letary
j Chut tlilek
Standard Ifachines, Paragon Machines, Cleveland
Machines, Ruby-Goodrich A or B, Omaha-Vindex B and
several others of this class shown here.
Several Housing Bargains in Used Machines
White Machine, five draw
ers, drop head, glj
Burdick Machine,' five
drawers, drop
head
$10
Headquarters for Sewing Machine Bepairs
TtltpboB
H A Y
Douflrt 2199
Comic Section
The Sundcy Bee
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NEBRASKA TELEPHONE CO.
Tour Bell Telephone Connects
With 7 Million Other Telephones.
SEWIIiG MACHINE
There's many reasons -why which we'll -cheerfully
explain if you will give us the op
portunity. .
Machines
Sbytti
Domestic Machine, five
drawers, drop - 1Q
head .10
One Singer Machine, great
snap A
at . .....:.)
D E N ' S ?tn
With Happy HooBgan. UttU
Nfmo, the Katzenjammer Kid
nd the whoh inter titmg fcmily
Ml;
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EASY AND SURE
WAY TO CURE
. COLD IN HEAD
A sold gstiaraUr attacks th waaaawi
aart aR acting U an sn In oww
and producing naaal catarrh and throat
troubta la other. A Cold Is du to aa ln
(lamsnattoa of ths anambran UnlntT tna
air rssssgss. wmag b promptly aurad
with a llttl Kir's Cream Halm, which
Immsdletalr rallsvas th Inflamnssllnn
and all th dlstnaring symptoms, auah aa
snsaatng. ooae-hlng, running at tn aoa
and syva, hoarasnas. aora throat, garar
and headache. On rwwia v hr tM pore,
antlssptjo Balm acts so sjidcklr at bscauss
It la ecpDsd dlmtijr to th tends aora
surface.
Evan m awrera, ohrordo sass C esv
tarrh Tift Cream Balm wrrer falls ta
quloslr and fcataall7 otmck tna potaon
sua dtscharga whtogt dogav the Bead aad
throat, causing tna disgusting liawslng.
sntttlng snd blowing at tn bob. Thla
remedy not only drtvaa out th daMasa,
but heel eod atrngthns the waafcamd
mambrao, thua ending catarrh.
Catarrh as a lllthy, dlawasUng dlssaaia
Don't put op with It another day. Oat a
M ost.1 bottl of By'a Cseaa Balm from
your druggist and see how quickly yon
will be relieved. It 1a perfectly herales.
A HARMLESS '
WAY TO DARK
EN THE HAIR
Who doe not know tn value of Bag
and Sulphur for keeping th hair dark,
soft snd glossy and In good oondtUonf
As a matter of fact. Sulphur Is a natural
element of hair, and deficiency of It In
lha hair la held by many scalp apaolaUata
ta be connected with loss of color and
vitality of tn hair. Unquestionably, there
la na better remedy for hair and aealp
trouble, especially premature greynees.
than Sag and Sulphur, If properly pre
pared.
The Wroth Chemical Company at New
Tork put out an Ideal preparation f thl
kind, called Wycth'a Sag and Solphur
Hair Remedy. In which Sage and Sulphur
ara combined with Ovher valuable reme
dies for keeping th hair and scalp In
clean, healthy condltl n.
If your hair la loosing Its color of con
stantly somlng wit. or If yoa ara troubled
with dandruff or dry. Itchy scalp get a fifty
sent bottle of Wyeth's Saga and Sulphur
from your druggist, use It according to
the stmpl directions, and see what a dtf
feranoa a fw days treatment win sank
la the appearance of your hair.
. All druggists Bell It, .under gaaraotee
that the money will b refunded If th
remedy Is not exactly aa represented. -
Special agent, Sherman A
Drug Co. s
SacariUos, Jowels. Deeds, IlarV
fKea, Will, Isatrranoa PoUolaa
and Invsntory of Hoosehold at,
facta botora coins away aa
van a short trip, -
Placa them in a Sai Deposit
Box of oar Stool Vaults, out ot
reach of Fire or Burglar.
Bat Deposit Boxea rent fron
1M upwards yearly. -
Omaha Safe Deposit Co.
Sis eat Ieet Eshssrs Ss TassMa
Pwesssas gtreet.
SSL,