THE BEE: OMAHA, FMim, NOVEMBER 7, 19i;5.
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BEIEF CITY NEWS
Idle tni.T Tti. rnn Mutns.1. Ooaia.
Lighting- fixtures. Bttrress-OTanden Co.
ridellty Btorspe Is Ym Co. Doug. 11
Have Boot Print XI Now Bsacon rress.
WU1 aire Dance The Loyet Order of
Moose will gle a dance Friday night.
Roller Skating1 at Ohambtra' Far
tiam street entrance. rhone Douelas lS7t.
Chambers School ct Bandar Sow Opm
Social, aesthetic and stage dancing
taught Telephone Douglas 1S7I.
Visitor at Commerce School Vrof.
Gate, superintendent of schools at Blair,
Mslted the High School of Commerce
Wednesday.
Dance and Social The United Com
n rclal Travelers entertained at a dance
and social Saturday evening. One hun
i.ird guests -were present.
Federal Criminal Casts Monday
Criminal cases will be tried by the federal
court beginning Monday, November 17.
About twenty criminal cases will bo tried.
Following them about fifteen civil cases
will be tried.
School District Sued The Lion Bond
ing loiupany, to whom has been assigned
the alleged Interest of John II. Devlne In
the prlco of a building constructed for
Douglas county school district No. 4, has
brought sttlt against the district for
JIS5.7L
Church to Hold a Talr Holy Family
i hurch, under the leadership of Father
Stephen Dowd, pastor, will hold a church
fair November 11, 12 and 13 In tho Bchool
hall of the church, which Is to be pri
marily of a social nature, and also to
raise some money for the church.
Delegates to Purity Congress Mayor
i 'Amman has appointed four women as
delegates to the International Purity Con
Kress meeting In Indianapolis. The dele
gates appointed are: Mesdames E. It,
Hume, Mary Wilson, Jane McClali and
t'arrie Scott. They will attend the con
grcss at their own expense, as the city
Is without authority to pay" the expenses
of the delegaiion.
rredrickaon to "Wyoming H. K. Fred
rickson, state Consul for tho Lincoln
Memorial Highway, leaves today for
Wyoming, where he will 'spend ten days
visiting. Mrs. Frcdrlckson will accom
pany her husband on the trip. After
i eating up In "Wyoming Fredrlckson will
so Ho Grnntl Island, where on November
19 he wilt meet the consul -from every
county lu Nebraska and line up work for
Norfolk Banker Arrtsted-Charlea
W'ittlngham, former president of the Nor
folk1 bank, was arretted Wednesday In
Cedar ruWds, la. He was taken to loux,
city and, from there will be brought to
Omaha to iinswer a bank shortage charge.
The, Norfolk bank has reorganised and
hasjieen so lor some time. United States
Attorney Howell said he "did not know
Jus" when tho banker would arrive In
OirhJha. Wltzliigham was released on
bond; ...
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HIGHWAYMEN HOLD UP
AND ROB PEDESTRIAN
To Jifglnvaymcn held up and robbed
jb. llfgglns, 3212 North Twenty-first
sliest, of' 6 rarly' last;ulght.
TJte holdup occurred at Nineteenth and
Vlr(li...antl Isthought by the police to
i uvt neii pc:etratcd Jy the same men
who gut $10 -the night before from a
iiocery Ktorej.4ii'kmlJir-manner.
Key to tn3Itt:atlon Hee Advertising.
SUFFRAGISTSGO TO LINCOLN
Speoial Car Carries Thirty to State
Suffrage Convention.
HUSBANDS SEE THEM START
Largest DrlrKntloit thu I'.vfr I.rft
Thin Cltr for Such n State Con
rntlnn tiets Jietv Sanies
to fftltlnn.
Thirty ilelesates to the Nebraska suf
frage convention, which opened yesterday
morning at Lincoln, left on a special car
at a few minutes after 9 o'clock yester
day for that city.
It was the largest delegation thai hns
ever gone from this city to a state suf
frage convention, and many of the hus
bands were At the station to bid God
speed to the delegation. Even the sta
tion master, John Mlk, as he pointed
out the car to the women, said that he
was a firm believer In woman's eutfmge
and hoped tho women would win.
"Will you vote to give us the ballot
next fall?" nsked an enthusiastic little
delegate of Mr. Mlk.
"Sure f will," came tho prompt reply,
and a button with "Votes for Women"
was thereupon pinned upon the coat of
the station master and a new name
signed to a petition.
John L Kennedy, James Hlchardson,
Dr. II. C. Summey and Fred Crelgh were
among the men who were at tho station
to sec that the .car was there and every
thing In readiness for the detcgutlon.
A few stray travelers who did not
know of the, special car for the suffrag
ists boarded It and were not permitted
to leave until they had pledged their
support for tho cause. This was done
most willingly by a stunning young man
who was anxious to find the smoker,
hut was stopped by Mrs. W. C. Sunder
land and asked to sign a petition.
'Every delegate woro a suffrage button,
and the delegation Included Mesdames
John N..Badvln, II. C. Sumney, John1 Is.
Kennedy. X. T. Llndsey, W. C. Sunder
land, George Covell, James Richardson,
Mary I. Crelgh, Sherman Felt, J. St. Met
calf, Hallcck Hose, .diaries Kountzc,
Mary B. Newton, W. K. Shaffer, J. P.
White, F. J. Birrs,. T. n. Ward, Lanscoy
Smith, Paul Gcttschmann, Harvey Morse,
C. E. Brady, Frank Moore, Fred Carey,
Fred Wend, S, A. Capen, George Copper,
Abbl.e Itawlston, G. lr. Bllgh, I. Conner,
McCoy. W. It. Hartwick, W. Hattcroth,
Misses Belle Dewey, Arabella 'Kimball,
AT. T. Dykeman.
Mrs. Draper Smith and Miss Daisy
Donne left Wednesday evening for Lincoln.
Too Many Vacations,
Say Board Members
In passing a rcroltitlon asking the State
Teachers association to hold Its annual
session Thanksgiving week, the Board of
Kducullon section of the organisation yes
terday agreed that thero are too many
breaks In the school year.
It was decided that It would bo best for
teacher and pupil alike If the sessions
were held at a time when the vacation
for the annual holiday and the associa
tion meeting could be brought together.
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected as folio? Senator II. V. f hum
way, Wakefield, president; C C "Vost.
Broc,k. lce president, Mrs. J'. II. Mel
ville, Sterling, secretary
CONCEALED WEAPON CHARGE
LIFTED FROM JONES' HEAD
W. H. Jones, a farmer living near Pralg,
Neb., bought a revolver and cartridges
yesterday afternoon and was going to
tho depot to board the home-going train
when Motorcycle Officer Wlieelcr saw
him put tho weapon In his pocket. The
officer promptly arrested Jones for
carrying concealed weapons, but later It
developed that he was a good friend of
Mayor Dahlman, and upon the ' latter's
recommendation the prisoner was allowed
to go.
REV. G A HULBERT SUCCEEDS
REV. JAMES A. JENKINS
CREW ABANDONS SCHOONER'
Lives Lout When Sailors Take to
Boats with Seas High.
A meeting of the member? o' the St.
Mnry's Atcmte Congrc;atlinal church
was held last evening for the purpose of
selecting a pastor to succeed ltcv. James
Alexander Jenkins, who was called to
the Warren Avenue Congregational
church of Chicago.
After due consideration the preference
fell upon Itov. G. A. Hulbert, to whom
the position will be tendered. The se
lection was made without one dissenting
voice.
OMAHA SUFFRAGISTS TO
HOLD CHRISTMAS BAZAR
Brayton Man Killed
Under an Automobile
When Car Hits Bridge
The Omaha Suffrage association will
hold a Christmas bazar the first week
In December. This was decided at the
meeting of the association held Wednes
day afternoqn. Mrs. George Covel and
Mrs. It, C. King were elected delegates
to the state convention. Mrs. W, II.
Hattcroth was ejected recording secre
tary In placo of Mrs. W. K. Shafer. who
tent In her resignation. The meeting was
for the purpose of electing tho two otlm
delegates, which they had neglected to
do at the last meeting,
NEW YORK REPUBLICANS
ELECT SUPREME JUDGE
V. "W. Cannon of Brayton, la., was
killed and .Perry llallock of the same
town nas badly hurt when an automobile
they l ad Just bought In Omaha'a'nd were
drlvlns home fill from a brldgj over a
gully on tho lliver-to-1 liver road flvo
miles east of Council Bluffa last night
Hallock was drivliisvtho, car, whleh be
longed to Cannon. The' machine was not
going at high Bpcod, but Ip tome way
Buiuujoii.inB Dnage. cannon was-dead Srnldrri by Stenm
w.icii jouna oy an umana mptorlst, who or scorched by a fire, apply Buckleys
NBW TOIUv, Nov. fx Late returns from
missing' counties received today at repub
lican state headquarters as given out by
State Chairman Barnes, Indicated that
William K. Werner, republican candidate
for chief judge of the court of appeals,
would win over Wlllurd Bartl'ett. dem
ocratic, and Independence leaguo nominee,
by S.OOO votes. H had been supposed here
tofore that Bartlett would be elected by
a substantial plurality.
came along the road shortly afterward
arm assisted in glvlhtftld.'
Cannon was a wealthy stockman
Brayton,
of
Arnica- Salver Cures Piles, too, and the
worst sores. Guaranteed. Only 25 cents.
For sale by your drugglst.--Advertlso-mcnt.
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After 48 Weeks
you will have acquired two excell
ent things.
1st. A caah capital, the begin
ning of greater things.
, 2d. A Thrift Habit, worth more
than the cash capital.
Merely "beginning" a savings
account, adding to it "what you can
spare," and frequently taking a
backward step by withdrawing is
not the best way to put your finan
cial affairs in order.
VESSEL LEFT UNNECESSARILY
Pratt J t noli on Shoal nnlt Ponndrd
ti- Heavy Wntfi Later Works Of!
nnd IJrlfts I nilnmrntrtl In
Where Picked t p.
POItTliAND, Me. Nov. 6.-Nine mem
bers of the crew of the Gloucester fish
ing tchooner Annie M. Parker, which
was picked up Monday with all nulla set
and Its hold full of fish by the HrttHh
steamer Astrakhnn, sixty miles eitoi oft
Nantucket, nnd which was towed to New I
Bedford by the revenue cutter tire
sham, weio brought hero tonight.
The story told by the survivors of the
Annlo M. Parker's crow solves the mys
tery as to why a vessel apparently sea
wot thy and safe had been abandoned.
The men of the Annie Parker were
brought hero by the lumber schooner
Ttfton from Jacksonville, which picked
them up In dories thirty miles off Nan
tucket Sunday morning after they had
been adrift In small boats for twenty
four houra without food or tiring. They
reported that Beuben Kennedy, the cook,
had been swept overboard from a dory
and drowned and that Captain Vincent
Nelson and three of th,elr mates prob
ably had been lost.
The men missing besides Captain Nel
son arc: l.estcr Fletcher of Argyle Sound,
N. S ; Boss Worther of Pubnlco Head,
N. S.. and Thomas Landry of Arclchat.
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Henry Nelson of Beverly, son of thj
captain, was left behind on the Boston
fishing schooner Jotle and Phoebe, ex
hausted from his experience, but hoping
to find trace of his father,
Until thev reached here they were
Ignorant that they had abandoned their
vessel unnecessarily and that the loss of
llfo might havo bten avoldea.
They reported that the Annie M.
rarker, bound home from the fishing
grounds oft New Koundland with a full
catch, waa driven off Its course by ad
verse winds and went aground on the
Boso and Crown shoals off the Nantucket
coast Saturday morning.
The vessel was being pounded by heavy
seas and the crew agreed with Captain
Nelson that their only hope of safety
lay In getting clear of the craft. So they
abandoned t. Kvldently the vessel later
worked off the shoal In deep water and
drifted nndnmagtd to where It was
picked up.
CORPORATION TO TAKE
OVER BIG CATTLE COMPANY
SHUniDAN. Wtyo., Nov. C-(8peclal.)
The Bpcar-55lmmerman Cattle company, a
corporation capitalised at J60.O00 and in
corporated under the laws of Wyoming,
Is preparing to take over on December 1
the lands and leoaea of tho Spear Broth
ers Cattlo company,- one of the largest
cattlo companies In the west at this time.
The lands controlled by Kpear Brothers
comprise approximately 60,000 acres In
northern Wyoming and southern Mon
tana.
The announcement that such a deal was
pending was made several days ajjo, but
the moving spirits of . the new concern
were not known until the incorporation
nauera were filed. The)' arc p. B, Zim
merman bt .Pennsylvania and Dakota, W.
M. SDtar of Bherldan, H. c. hosiwick
and B. M. Kaddls of Omaha ana j, j.
Kendrlck of Sheridan. Mr, Zimmerman Is
president of tho new company and John
B. King Is secretary.
The stock of Spear Bi others Is all be
ing sold and tho new company will re
stock tho ranges entirely with southern
cattle, having agents already in the
southwest looking up herds.
Another Avlntnr Kites Upside IJorrn.
VEnSAlLLES, France, Nov. Maurice
Chestlllard, a French aviator, today imi
tated tho examplo set by Adolphe Pegoud
and flew over the aerodrome here In his
biplane, head downward. He also per
formed many other feats of aerial aero
batlsm.
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Dealers
Sell
"Swift's
Premium" Oleomargarine
OMAHA PREMIUM OLEOMARGARINE DEALERS
The members of the
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Omaha Thrift CI b''
Will not only "begin, ' they will
finish what they start out to do.
Afteryou have made 48 weekly
deposits the mission or this Club
will have .beenf fulfilled. By that
time your saving will have become
'automatic; you will keep right on
adding .to your cash capital and this
bank will interest itself in your suc
cess. The money will be yours to
do with what you choose. You will
have demonstrated that you are a
success, and you will keep right on
toward bigger things.
Club opens tomorrow morning
at 9 o'clock. Join early.
Omaha National Bank
Seventeenth and Farnam ts.
Savings Dept., Street Floor
Culls from the Wire
Nearly M0 persons were Injured and
Olie waa Kllieu 111 Bireoi tar biiu .uiu
nrH.tpntK In Chlcaeo In October.
Cir.iPMnru was responsible for 2G8 of
399 traction accidents, Investigators re
ported.
nnv.mnr IT D. Hatfield of West Vir
ginia, left Charleston last night for
MoumUvllle, where on Thursday lie will
Investigate the recent charges of cruelty
to Inmates of tho state penitentiary.
The National Conference ot United
States Custom llous collectors,. Deputy
Collectors and Surveyors, which convened
r... vnrk- Mnnrlav. was addressed yes
terday by John Purrcy Mltchel, collector
of tlij port or icw urn huw hihui
elect of the city. Mr. Mltchol was given
an ovation.
A glowing tribute to the memory of
Francis K. Wlllard, founder of the
Women's Christian Tempernce union.
u h .,i,i.iri-n from all narts of the coun
try by national lecturer wormni in ine
Interests of natlon-wldo prohibition
marked the closing session today of the
national convention ' umun i nm
bury Park, N. J., yesterday.
ti. inrv in the case of Edmund O van
Klein of Chicago, charged with havlnr
,v,iw.,i Mian Htliel Newcomb of San Kran-
cIbco' of her Jewels after he had lured
her into an Invalid marriage, reported a
disagreement at Portland. Ore., yesterday
and whs discharged. This was von
Klein's second trial, the first Jury also
having dltagreed.
In the presence of oer lO'i priests, sev
eral bishops and 1M members of the cath
olic church. Archbishop Meswiier of Mil
waukee Installed jesterdaj III. Hey. J.
M Koudelka an bishop of r-..perior, "W Is ,
to succeed lit. Hev. A. P. Bchinner. who
recently resigned.
At Ottawa Ontario. It was learned yes
terday Stefansson's Canadian Arctic ex
pedltlon has been heard irom t the
northernmost point of Alaska.
The firm of ltfmer & Amend, among
the coiiiitry-s largest dealers In chemicals
and laboratory apparatus, pleaded guilty
eaterday In federal court at New prk
io classifying fi eight shipments Im
properly Biid was fined !.
T,nin No. 1 on the Western Pacific
i,.iinH known uu the Panama Pacific
express, plunged Into d landslide which I
Iliad covered the tracks with earlh and
was wrecked near Orovllle, Cat., yester- I
day. lSngttieer jonn aicurnw was per
,liaps fatally Injuied and Fireman It A
Jones was seriously hurt. None of th
i passengers was Injured.
Foreign Notes,
Ma) or Nathan and the aldermn of i
Rome, after a heated disciistlon. yester
day decided to resign from office. Tnls
action was due to the defeat on Novem-
her 2 In the second ballot of the gen
eral elections of the two candidates lu
Itome supported by tho municipal "blw '"
flaroii Patarno. the murderer or Prln- '
cess (ilulla dl Trigona, a lady-ln-waltlng '
I to Queen Helen, waa operated on In i
prison at Genoa yesterday for the ex. I
traction of a bullet whlh he fired Into I
his head In an attrmpt to end his own
life after the murder occurred. The ,
.r-nt. . Iu.ImI i-r, hnli.a Kit. .
i-livo, ..... .--.o. VMS
- , - ...fill Innlh.i' !. 1 1 r in n, ...
Addy, Win. .1.,
3506 Sherman Ave.
Adelson, J.,
2736 Davenport St.
Altnnn & Elowitz,
S23 North 20th St..
Altschulcr, Abo.,
1723 North 33d St.
Anderson, A.,
2540 Rcene St.
Bnrnett, A.,
1316 North 2(th St.
Butt, J.,
604 North 1 6th St.
Bco llivo Grocory,
16th anil CuiuIiir Ste. .
Boll Grocery and Market,
512 North 16th St.
Borcutt & llorick,
2018 Mandorson. '
Bercus, I. D.,
702 North 27th SU
Borkowitz, J.,
1502 North 24th SU
B,ernstoin, J.,
2026 Sherman Ave..
Block, J.,
3190 Ames Ave.
Blunientlml, A.,
1701 South 10th St.
Blumonthal, D.,
29th and Cumins Sts.
Bonncss, P.,
2221 Leavenworth St.
Boston Market,
113 North 16th St. t
Bross, P.,
3347 Ames Ave.
Brown, B. M.,
2C32 South 24th St
Bntts, Wm. R,
1921 Farnam St.
Cavcnungh, P.,
1502 North 18th St.
Clowry Court Grocory,
1624 ChlcaRO St..
Courtney & Qo.,
17th and Douglas St.
Crew, tK D.,
3263 Arbor St.
Dansky, IL,
2003 North 20th St, ,
Dybbro Bros.,
30th and Manlo Sta.
Envin, 0. E.,
- 5301 North 24th SU
Foley, G. P.,
3102 Sherman Aye.
Prisch, Sam.,
1428 South 16th St. t
Garrop, B.,
2302 Ndrth 37th St.
Goldwarc, Sam
2621 Sherman Are.
Goodwin, H. C,
2902 Hamilton St..
Grecnberg, S.,
1548 South 24th SU.
Ilagclin, F.,
1637 North 24th St. .
Ilugcr, S. E.,
4502 North 34th St.
Homnn, II.,
1704 Clark St.
Harm el, S.,
4101 North 24th SU
Hawkins & Latham,
3131 Burt St.
Hayden BroB.,
104 South 16th St,
Heath Bros.,
3001 North 24th St.
Hormanek & Co.,
1312 Williams St.
Hibblor & Co.,
2312 Vinton St.
Harding, G. E.,
2603 South 13th St.
llobbs & Shafer,
3024 North 24th St.
Howell & Sons,
171 S Leavenworth St.
Hum pert, H.,
2306 South 16th St.
Hupner, G. P.,
3924 Sherman Ave.
Jauowski, T.,
1420 Military Ave,
Joppcrson & Co.,
1002 South 24th St.
Jowidan, D. J.,
1701 Vinton St.
Johnson, 0. A. "W.,
9404 Cuming; St.
Johnson & Carlsen,
2624 North 30th SU
Johnson & Lofdnlil,
3702 Fort St.
Karsch & Co.,
1820 Vinton St.
Kirk, J. E.,
2420 Leavenworth SU
KJoin & Co.,
1207 South 6th SU
Knudson, J. H.,
4619 Cuming SU
Kulakofsky, I.,
1944 South 10th SU
Kulakofsky, R.,
2404 Ames Art.
Kunol, 0. P.,
1260 8outh 13th SU
Kunol, V. P.,
124 4 South 13th St.
Lnngo Grocory Co., .
2310 Cuming St.
Lincoln, Harry,
2330 South 20th St.
London, M.,
2414 North 24th St.
Lyman & Brcnnan,
2108 South 16th SU
Mallison, 0. H.,
. 202 North 17th St.
Miirgulos, Jv i
1302 North 24th St.
Murko Bros.
2123 Military Ave.
Marquordt, H. P.,
1622 South 16th St.
McCoy Grocory Co.,
2221 Military Are.
Meyers, 0. D.,
1723 Vinton St. 1
Milder, H. R.,
1014 Pacitle St.
Morgan, Joseph,
41Q2 North 36th SU
Morgan, W. J.,
6102 Leavenworth St.
Mulfingcr, C. A.,
402 Wool worth Are.
Mulfingor, L.,
1113 South 32d St,
Nathan & Nathan,
2307 Leavenworth St.
Nielsen, H. C,
1623 North 33d SU
Nielsen, J.,
4104 Orand Ave.
Novitsky, S,,
1010 North 16th St.
Pankratz & Son, E. R.,
3908 North 24th BU
Peterson, L.,
3602 Ames Ave.
Public Market,
1C10 Ilarnoy St.
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Rachmnn, H., , v.'
2802 ShermanAVe,
Raduziner, J.,
2404 Fort' St.
liau, J.,
1501 North 33d St.'
Rajnnon & RomonsW ,
514 North 16th St.
Reuben, II.,
2422 Sherman Are,
Reyinchok, J.,
2711 Leavenworth St.
Risouan, S.,
2313 Cuming St.
Ronan, AVrm.,
3701 Cold St. j
Rosenborg & Co.,
402 North 34th St. ,v
Roscublum, L.,
80S North 16th SU
Rosenthal, S.,
1611 Leavenworth SU
Ross, Goorgo,
2717 North 24th SU
Rudloff, Wm.,
2629 Bherman Ave.
Sanitary Gro. & Meat Market,
2221 Cumins St.
Schlaifor, 0.,
1824 St. Mary's Ave.
Scluiauber, H.,
1906 North 24th St.
Sohnaubor & Hoffman,
408 North 16th St.
Sohultz, A. C, .
4344 Leavenworth ,SU
Siegel, E.,
1734 Dorcas SU
Simon, A., -
3126 Maple SU
Singer Bros.,
2604 South 30th SU-
Shorman, J., ' 1
3601 North 30th St."
Somraer Bros., ;
2763 Farnam St.
Stock, 0. L.,
1008 North) 16th St.
Stein Bros., ' ' ;
"4002 Hamilton '
' Stenner, L., '.
2236 South 20th St.
Stribling, Geo.,
1124 South 7th SU'
Swigart, M. W.,
1917 Clark St. '
Thomsen's Market,
2303 Leavenworth.
Tliorin & Snygg,
3880 Hamilton St. '
Tuckmon Bros.,
2423 Davenport SU ' '
Tusk man Bros.,
322 North 18th St. '
Toit8ort, Geo.,
40th and Plnkney ,St's.
Tuckson, D.,
3503 North 30th SU
Vom Wog, Wm.,
2123 Leavenworth SU
Warficld, 0. V.,
2201 Military Ave.
Wesin Gro. Co.,
2005 Cuming St.
Wintroub & Rosen .
1024 South 10th SU
Wohlnor, H.,
6144 North 16th St.
Wohlnor, L.,
622 South 16th SU
Woodruff, Mrs. L.,
3702 North '8 0th SU
Zarp, C. N.,
1503 Park Are.
South OMAHA PREMIUM OLEOMARGARINE DEALERS
Auorbuch, H. 71.,
318 North 24th 8t.
Beavers, R. C,
520 North 24th St.
Collins & Hannigan,
3904 Q St.
Diet., R,,
424 North 24th St.
Dietz, Rud,
2504 N St.
Pingerlos, Chas.,
2651 Y St.
Gross, J., ,
24th and B Sts.
Jacobsen, A.,
168 South 30th St.
Jensen, Chris.,
24th and A St.
BENSON. NEBRASKA
Ivnudson Grocery Co.,
Durham,
105 North 25th St.
Jennings, V.,
21 4 Kast Broadway.
Katskce, A.,
i- 22d. a.n1 Jf'erson Sts.
Ivramolish & Swatok,
.. 4002 L St.
Krauso, J. 0.,
Albright, Neb.
Meyorson, Sam,
. 39th. Ave. and Q St.
Millor, Aug.,
. 607 North 33d St.
Paisley & Co.,
618 North 20th St.
Pavla8, Jno.,
10 North 24th St.
Polsleyl, E. J.,
1222 North 24th St.
Potter, J. E.,
C20 North 24th St.
Reschke & Svroboda,
2414 N St.
Simon, M. J.,
202 South 30th SU
Skinner & Eiting, . .
518 North 24th St.
Smallridge, W. M.,
f " 365 South 38th SU
Smith, E. N,,
2701 Madison SU
Stearns, Chas.,
2401 w St.
Vols, Chas.,
3821 Q St.
Walsh Oro. Co.,
2418 North lOUi 8t.
wnuungton, it. m.,
600 North 20th St.
RALSTON, NEBRASKA
Propst, T. R.,
Ralston. h.
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA
Owens, W. E., Talbott, Mr.,
511 South 2 1st St. 356 Benton St.
Peterson, Chris.,
2000 6th Are.
Order a pound carton today
Swift & Company
U. S. A.
"l the bullet will bo made In a few days.
