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TUB OMAHA SUX1)A BKK: FEBRUARY 15, 19U 7A AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA .Two Hundred at the Banquet and Social Piti Babioh Shot Sown by Assassin in Front of Pool Hall. NO TRACE OF THE MURDERER uiid Up Your id aim nerve viimny Kellogg8 Sanitono Wafers MpJco lift "Worth living for Run Down, Brain Fagged People 50-Gent Box Free To Men and Women no master 01 yoursen ; cei mat cneer- i . . . . .. . juuhk women a roinosg. polso and rower that como from anu Riueu iasi nignt m irom 01 mo pool i , MKu n order to nromulgate a mutual pauy nerves in a vitalised opuy ana Miall ald to browned by Nick Dardos nt ,,,. i., ,,i1.. ... ,.,. v,n. ivcuorea aan.tone patera u... T,enty-clghth and U streets. Mike Z- 11. i. I r! .. I. . . t . . . . I . . i 1 1... ,V i&ti.i. nuuiuer U?U1UI1. IB blisiiwivu uy . Crlmo TnUrn Finer In I'nrt tf the City Where There 'Una lleen Sennt Police Prtitec-tlnn. J I'ltl Bablch. Austrian laborer, was shot Over young men and women of the First Hantlftt anil Cnlvarv ltnntlst churehes, gathered at a good fellowship DOUBTS banquet and social entertainment at the! First Baptist church, last night. Mom bars of the young men's and the younK women societies of tho CalVary. and the members of the young men's society of tho First church were Invited to tho entertainment by tho members of the young women's society of tho First MELLOR REPLIES TO EDITORS Secretary 6f State Board Defends Use of Passes to the Fair. M0T0RB0AT ICE SCOUTS TO PROTECT VESSELS IF EDITORS APPROVE illrllexcn Itr.olut Ion Dors nt llrflect Sentiment nt One-'IVnth of . imper Men of tirnka on This Subject. stant In our efforts to serve, and by our words and artlons we have shown tnal wo conM'lentloti.Mv annreelnte what they are trying to do for our Institutions and for Nebruska, the b t stale of the I'nlon. 1,m Jnl (tutu uitlitrd, C'LKVKLAND, O. Feb. 14-Napoleon LaJote, Cleveland-American leaguo see- ond iMseman. will not be able to go south with the ret of tho Nana on the sprint: training trip. February SS. by rea- txt ).! limn lirlnir iini1ir filliimntlne. Ills Alfe has dlphlhcr'.a Antitoxin wan : equipped In mis way. i:ain or mem is administered to Lujotr today Mr. Lu- . carry t,n ltf) luxt voyaRC two motoi loto s condition I serious. " ' LONDON. Feb 14. Motorboat Ice scouts I are tho featuro of tho latest scheme adopted by trans-Atlantic shipping com panies as a meana of circumventing too petlla dmlng their voyage In the North Atlantic The new Allan liners Alsatian and Cnlgnrlim aro tho first ships to bo boats, oa.ti the le of a llfeboHt. fltte with thirty horsepower motors ami will wireless and submarine nlgnalllng ai pumtu;. Tho plan Is to send tho leo scoutf ahead during foggy weallior t report t tho liners by wireless telegraphy tlu V hereabouts of lea and llier dangers. Tho motor boats will also bo available for towing Uf lats In tlw ovouts ot abandonment ot h liner. Key to the Situation Ueo Advertising. F '( You Want to Fed Good Try Kellorc's Sanitono Wafer. Pels that "down and out" feeling fill you itiu or tuub.tion and energy mnKo your iwintera or mo ' seem iiko spr tig. jJon t bo gloomy, dullbraincd or lazy. or inching In "backbone" for business, jout to' tho front door steps. Officer Joo !1?.,5e's'?!V"li0"?'lL:!,,.rI,, Jfi"1:" ' otach was standing some blocks away dilft with tho tldo ot wearied, care-worn an1 saw thQ la ot ",0 assassin rv lumnnlty. wlien theso wnrcrs have eavad voiver. uno man, however, after firing o many "wrecks." No matter what ( four shots Into Bablch fled, and until n 1 so United your nervous bieakdown loss of IngR's Sunltono nfcis will rovltullzo and rovlvtj you so you'll get nil that's worth having- out ot life. Send your namo and address today with six cents In stamps to help pay postago nud packing for a froo GOc trial box of KclloRg's Sunltono Wafers, to l' J. Kel logg Co.. 2368 Hoffmaster Ulock, llattlo Creek, Mlchlsan. Tho regular $1.00 slzo of Kellogg'a San itono Wafers Is for salo In Omaha at Sherman & McDonnell Crug Co., UU So. 16th St.; Ovl Drug Co., 324 So. 16th St.: Ilcaton Drug Co., 1503 b'arnam St.; Loyal I'harmacy, 207-:C9 No. 16th St.: Bell Drug Co., 13IG Karnam St.: Harvard pharmacy, Ntli and Farnam Sts. No fico boxes from druggists. Good for $1.00 Pair xVimrf flllpd In tmd mailed to Treder- lck Dyer, Sept OS7, Jackson, Mich. Name . . Address Itoturn mall will bring you $1 Pair of Drafts to try mEE. Itead this offer. tnauguratcxt nt sumpunus banquet served by the women ot tho first church. Following the banquet several speeches wero made, tho principal ono being by Mrs. Lockwood. After tho speaking tho remainder ot tho evening was devoted to entertainment. , ... . X IIU . .v.u uiu piuicn Him a uragnet mis ueen spreuuig. icjoci wjt, ft iv i ma urrcai. iio Killing is anoiuur outburst of, a feud that has mado Twenty-eighth nnd It streets a vcrltablo mur der hole within the last few months. Bablch was tried and acquitted of the murder o Stanley Varonlch, also un Austrian, two months ago. At thoTtmo thero was a strong suspicion on tho part of tho police that Bablch was being mado the "fall guy" for men who hated him. It Is said that he was warned to leave town, but he persisted In remaining. Some- days ago he was arrested for break ing a window. Last night about1 0 o'clock ho was In I tho pool halt when someone called him ! It. of C mi HOC. you To everyone suffering with HEUMATISM I Make This Unlimited Offer I'll send you a Dollar Pair of my Foot Drafts tho same day I get your ooupoh fresh from ,tho laboratory, ready to b'ogln their work tho mlnuto you put them on. They aro reliev ing every stage nnd condition of this cruel disease, whether chr onto or acute, muscu lar, Sclatlo, Lnm- bapo or Qont no matter where lo They aro bringing comfort even to old men and women who have suffered nil their lives, ns well as nil ihn tnllrior HlaceH. Don't neclect rhou- iniitlsm, I urge you, for I know the hor rible torture und deformity It so often Imwtn in. Knnd todav for the Drafts. I nend them on free trial because X know what they havo dono Tor many thousands und I havo fnllli that thoy can do os "I'" ror you. xry me umn wiieu them. Tnen, ir you are iuuy buuh Wlth the benefit received, send mo Dollar. If they cost twatMw tuxo your woru, an't you seo Mint I rnllldu't all mv lir.iftu ear arier vear If thoy didn't really do Just what I claim for them? Address rroderiok Dyer, Dept. OS7, Jackson, Mich. Send no money Just the coupon. Write today now. late hour had evaded capture. The bul lets penetrated the brain ot Bablch nnd death was Instantaneous. Deputy Coro ner B. J. Larkln took chargo ot the body. For months past law-abiding citizens In tho southwest section of tho city havo besought tho Police board to establish a pollco beat In tho section where tho mur dor occurred. ' Practically all tho mur ders and violent crimes that have re cently occurred In South Omahn wero perpetrated in tho foreign settlement, where thero Is no adequate pollco pro tection. ' Must Ite-Lct Contracts. As a sequel to tho doclslou handed down by tho state supreme court yester day about 15l,900 worth of paving con tracts will havo to bo relet nnd read vcrtlecd. The court yesterday decided against tho contentions of tho city nnd fniind tllfll it lllltnn Ifihnn nlniton I... scrtcd Into thu city 'charter by tho legls- ' latora of 1911 was unconstitutional. As- ! slstant City Attorney S. K Winters car ried tho case to tho supremo court on appeal from a decision handed down by former District Judgo Howard Kennedy, who Issued an Injunction sought by A. A. Wright against tho letting of contracts under the union labor clause. As a matter of fact tho union labor clauso never meant anything to tho union It' FUED'K D VI2It. cited or how severe. Fairmont Creamery Men at a Banquet Tho Fairmont Creamery gave a ban quet to Its traveling men nt the t'nl xcrslty club last night. About sixty at tended. J. H. rtushton. president, givvo thoso present nn Idea of what he found during a recent Huropean trip made to Investi gate dairying abroad. The banquet was the closing feature of tho thirty-first annual convention of tho traveling man. held this week Omaha W.O.T.U. . Stands by Kugel At a meeting of tho Omaha Union of tho Woman's Christian Temperanco union, Wednesday, tho following resolu tion was adopted: Ilcsolvod, That the Omaha Woman's Christian Temperance union extend to Pollco Commissioner A. C. Kugel, our appreciation of his promise ot a slnccro effort for law enforcement, and that we placo ourselves on record as not only being In sympathy with, but morally supporting every effort for civic righteousness. LINDLEY CHOSEN HEAD OF SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS Consideration ot problems confronting Sunday school workers occupied all ot yesterday at Florence) where the con vention of tho Douglas County Sunday School nssoclatlon waa In session. Tho program was replete with topics of live interest, special emphasis being placer on talks by Miss Margaret Ellon Brown, labor of South Omaha, although It did general secretary ot the Nebraska Sunday result In higher charges to the city for I School association, ana by w, II. Kim- pavlng. Tho clauso was Intended to re- borly, field secretary. Tho afternoon was strict public Improvement work to union devoted to conferences on Instruction for (From a Staff Correspondent. I LINCOLN, Feb, 1I.-?PccIb1.i- W. Mellor, M-cretary of the State Hoard Agriculture, has written a letter to (V Johns, secretary ot the Ncbrntku Press1 association, outlining his views upon action taken by tho executive commttteo ot tho nssoclatlon declaring against ac ceptauco of free ndmlsslons to the utato fair In return for advertising the annual exposition. Mr. Mellor says In part: Your letter of tho 11th received with enclosure of resolutions paused by the executive committee ot thu Nebraska Press nssoclatlon, . , Wo think such resolution wero Inspired by parties whoso sordid desire for money overshadows their good Judgment us they aro manifestly unjust and not In accord ance with fact. . . Tho Nebraska Stato Board of Agrlcnl turo paid fl.SH to tho country prvss for display advertising dining the month ot August last year, besides nn additional amount to the city press. Benders wcte sent to tlm country prtss with a. request that that the printing of same would he appreciated by tho. management and that such Items would not be paid for other than by tickets to tho stato fair, Tho loyal boosters for Nebraska's advance ment gnvo space for such Items, and we resent tho Imputut'or. that by tocolvlng tickets for such ndvortlslng that they re ceived "passes." we numit me payment wna meager, hut It was that much more iccompcnso than rcoolvd by the press frr.m nliv other otnto institution. HOIHO of which also occupy vnlunblo space without over paying one cent for same. Tho men in cnatgo oi me state fair are doing their work nt a per sonal loss of both time and money. The state fair business yields no personal profit to any man. Those who occupy nnsltlnns of reanonslhllltv nro men of sound fortunes, most ot thorn accumulated In agriculture, wno aro interested in inb braska's well being. It Is also a remarka bio fact that most of our critics aro men who do not relish tho weeks of hard work In tho heut of midsummer mat is neces sary to build a fair. We Invito tho scrutiny ot nil of our efforts, nnd aro con stantly watching lo mako tho fair bigger anu iDetter. As your ctecullve committee Is prob ably awnrc, wc make, our conttucts wtth tho tdltor each year. It Is our aim to give them the most libera) contracts In our power. For llfty-flvo years tho Btnte Board of Agrlculturo nnd tho country editors nave worked for tho advancement of the stato nnd Its Interests. Wo expect to -Increase our cash expenditures with the editors as the fair grows und pros- Let mo assure you I hut the State Board of Agriculture has never considered the press ticket as a "pass" or a "burning question of scandaloiiB proportion," which Idea is merely the vuporing ot the diseased Imagination, coining the phraso from personal motives, and such a mis statement should not have been allowed to nasn your oxecutlvo board, I am suro this resolution does not reflect tho opln labor. Prices of paving and grading wore based upon this rate, but Instead of go ing to union labor it was divided between the contractors and cheap labor. Tho decision was welcomed yesterday bccaUso of tho long Interruption of pub lic work in South Omaha. Tho case has been hanging fire for nearly two years. The decision affects contracts. most of which were held by the National Construction company. 1'hn fniimvlns. T)aVlhg "districts will be nffectcd: Paving of O street from Twenty-fifth to Twenty-sixth street U street from Thirtieth to Thirty-sixth street. Alley from N to O street, between Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth. Alley from N to M ti"cts between Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth htreet. Thirty-third street from boidcvaid to north lino of L street Twenty-second streot. from Q lo It Thirty-sixth to Forty- tho elementary, tho secondary und the adult divisions. In tho evening an ad dress by L. Clark Obcrllcs of Lincoln was u featuro. Officers elected were. Prosldont, George T. Lindley; vice presidents. B. A. Wilcox, It. II. Olmstead; secretary-treasurer, Wll lard Chambers; superintendents ele mentary, Mrs. C. II. ( lllnkhousc; sec- ondnry, IL 8. Flower; adult, K 1 Dcnl eon; home, Mrs. Shook; temperanco, C. E. Byers; missionary, J. L. Duff; teachers training, Ilav. R. 1L Houseman. , Twenty-third to alley Thirty-sixth to Forty- from N sticit to T" Violins Complete Yrlth ease, bow and ex trn strlnva at 3.00, (0.00, 97.00, 98.00, tO.OO. S 15.00, f23 and up. Sold on Emmy Payments. Write tor Free Catalog of Mnalcal Iuatrumcnta. A. HOSPE CO. 1513 Douslns St Omaha, Neb. street T street from fourth Btreet. B street from east. S street from fourth street. Seventeenth street Missouri avenue. Alley from J to K n:ret letween Twenty-second and Twenty-third street. Ilnptlst Church Winn. The South Omaha UapUKts defeated the First Presbyterians of South Omnhu last night by tho scoro of -I to H. The game was featured , by excessive fouling on both sides, Although the Presby terians wero all slx-foottrj, they were unable to hold their smaller opponents. Groves, Johnson and Joja played the best game for tho Baptls;a. Joos maae eighteen points for his tiuli. AVhlpplo ond Burke wero tho, stars for the Prcs byterluns. Lineup: PIIESBYTEISIANB. L.F.... Wells 1U... (O) Wlrnnle C I.'urko L.O Che so U.O Vnn Hunt Photographs " for half-tone reproductions All newspaper photo graphs are taken for half-tone reproduction. A newspaper photogra pher must know how to . take photographs, from which good half-tones can be made. Tho fail ure of most engravings is due to poor engrav ing copy. If you want Lto get a good cut, start right by having the pho tograph made for this purpose. Our export photogra pher is at your service at v e r y reasonable elm fees. Bee Photo Department Phone Tyler 1000 BAPTISTS. Groves L K. Joos (O n.F. Johnson .... .. C. Jackson ..L.O. 11 rat ton K.G. Substitutes: Bowkcr for Chase, Smitn for Van Saut. Field guali: Whipple, I'; Burke, Joos, 7; Johnson. Fouls: Whip ple, 7; Groves, 4: Joos, 4. Point awarded Presbyterians. Ilcfeice: Leach. Time keeper: Conaway. Scorer: Staley, Time of hulves, twenty minutes. Oppose It nine In Ilutrn, At the last regular meeting ot Mer chants camp of the Modern Woodmen ot America the following delegates were electei to represent the camp at the rounty convention to be held April 1 In this city: Joseph J. Brcen, Thomas F. Conley nnd F, 13. Pearl; alternates, Charles Swanson, Frank Madison and Frank McDonald. The camp pawed resolutions strongly oppotdng any raise In the rates of the members at this tlmo and at any time without tho consent of a majority of the members, and urging the scaling ot the certificates of all new members and tho election of head officers who havo con fidence In the majority of the member ship and ' do justice equally to oil as well as now members. Chnroli Servlcrn. Iter. John a. Alber, pastor of the Christian church, will preach Sunday at the regular U o'clock services on tho "New Plan. At 7:30 ho will take for his text, "In Christ." St. Luke's Lutheran. Itev. S. H. Yerlan, Pastor-Sunduy school at 9:43. Morning service at 11. Confirmation class at 4. Hrst .Methodist. Corner Twenty-fifth and H. Jtev. J. W. Klrkpatrlck, Pastor Bible school at :4J. Preaching by the pastor at U and 7:30. lipworth league at 6:30. United Presbyterian. Twenty-third and H Itev. Dr. Charles Herron of the Pres byterian Theological seminary at Omaha Mimic City Gossip. Mr. and Mrs. August Bedrlt report the birth of a son at their home, 171G North Eighteenth street. P6ter Schlnstock has returned to his home In Btemer. Neb., after a short visit In South Omahu. The Mystic Workers of the World will glvo a card party at the Odd Fellows' hall, Tuekday evening, February 17. Mrs. W. Bailey, who has been visiting nl the home of her brother. V. A n.r 'and family, hus .returned to her home at I Clinton, la. I The German-American Democratic club I will hold its monthly meeting Sunday, (February 13. at MrCrann's hall. Twenty fourth and O streets. All Oerman-speak-Ing good democrats are Invited to be presft at o p m cost is forgotten during this I UAI IT DDIAI7 QAI F I ink I I IllVk vnaaa. OF PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS Mammoth purchase from two of the largest Eastern manufacturers of pianos at an enormous concession in price, ena bles us "to offer these wonderful bargains in brand now High Grade Sample Pmnos at lower prices than ever and on terms of 30 Days Free Trial! Free Stool and Scarf! Pay Only $1.00 a Week! What excuse can you give for not putting a piano in your home. During tho past week many a shrewd buyer has taken advantage of our wonderful bargains. READ CAREFULLY THESE BAKUAi: Former Prlco. Knlo Price VolRht Uin iB'tt Plno WnRitor UprlRltt Piano .... NUinley & Hon Vprlitht Piano Welkcrt Uprignt riano Pcafo UprlRlit Plnno Emerson Upright Piano Peck & Son I frlglit Piano 4 C9JLV' :50 8175 ....9no S175 $san 5 .aoo $100 .WHO 82-15 no si l o lUchtpr, Dprliiht Piano Stuck, (iraiul Piano . . . . 88-Noto Player Piano.., Teclmola Cabinet Player Kornu'V Price. Sale Prlco Arlon UprlRht Piano ;-' Jtntlolf Upi'lKht Piano ... . . Hclmioller & Mueller Upright Piano. 4n lUuWlnon Upright Piano Wno Sieger & Hons Upright Piano Majestic Upright Piano 3oO Mi.iTM av HmiH Unrluht Piano JjtlOO - on-n . . ip.M' . . .SHOO . . .$(100 ....$ano S165 S145 S225 S175 8175 8175 8105 $175 8300 8200 8350 8 50 iiinuilit Cabinet, Player 8400, 1)1.100, $000 Hqtiarc Pianos, go at -gS'i ?? 9 10.00, 9.10.00, 970.00 Organ, K t. a -l-5-3Sit Remember this la tho only store 'In tho city whero you can buy Now Stelnway. Wobor, Hanltnan. Kmanon. Stogor & Bonn, Mcl'hull, Undemun & Bona and Schmollor & Mueller Pianos. . Now Instrument Cor rent, $3.00 por month and up. Schmoller & Mueller Piano Go. 1311-13 Farnam Street 54 Year, of Htneit Dialing With the Public. EttablUhed 1859 TAX BLANKS MAILED TO JOHN D. AT TARRYTOWN CLdiVHUAND, O., Kcb. ll.-IIarry AVels, Internal revenue collector for northern Ohio, today mailed to John D. Itookcfeller nt Tnrrytown, X. Y., tax blanka for the Hating of the oil king's Income for federal taxation under tho in come tax lafv. Weiss said ho would pro ceed to collect about 12,250,000 income tax from Itockcfeller unlevs he liays tho money to the revenue collector In tho Tarrytown district. "It 1ms jiot been decided whether llockefeller'a legal home In In Ohio or NcV York bo I've sent hhn blanks to bo on tho safe side," Welsa said today. EVE GLASSES MUST GO Says a New York Physician Here Is His Freo Prescription: "Many who wear glasses could dis pense with them. Only ordinary care Is necessary. The eyes of old and young should be properly bathed night and morning. This is more important than cleansing teeth," says he and then he goes on to say: "The following treatment is worthy of fullest confidence. It is scientific, immediately effective and positively harmless to the weakest ot eyefl. Go to any drug store, get a tube of Op tona tablets, dissolve one In a- two ounce bottle of pure water and batho the eyes two to four times dally. What is generally known as eyo strain will soon bo banished whilo the muscles and nerves aro permit. eJ to perform thoir normal functions, It helps diseased oyea and it keep3 good eyes healthy; It is absolutely harmloss In" every way; does nol smart or burn, has a wonderful ef fect on granulated lids and is es pecially recommended for dull, bleary or glassy eyes. It helpa all eyes and should be in every home for use in emergency. The following extracts are from let ters received from users of this pre scription: "I uned Optonu. one week for a cold In my eyes; It did me a great doa ot good," My eyes have been falling for years. : 5muV.re OPton doing them good and shall continue Its ue." .. IIav.e only been using Optonu a short fully" yM re ,,nn,,ov,n wonder- "I find Opto n a very satisfactory and recommend It whsrever I find an op portunity. I find it very soothing." I ve beon benefited by Optona and In tend to follow the treatmont." "Have been using Optona for about three months and It ba greatly Improved my sight." "My eyes havo been sore for several years; were red and inflamed. Used everything recommended and gained no relief. I had my eyes examined and woro glasses for kIx months. I read of Optona and thought I would glvo It u trial. Am glad to be able to state I got satisfac tory relief. Have only used about half a box of Optona and havo not worn my glasses sloe. ( feel my eyes do not re quire them." I Many others have made elmllar re ports. If your eyes bother you, have the above prescription filled; it may do wonders for you. Do not become a victim of neglect. You perhaps value your eyes more than any other organ, therefore its your duty to pro tect them. This free prescription has given relief to thousands. Advertisement t t Six More Busy Weeks 6,000 Cash and Premiums Next Bonus Prize Feb. 21 A Detroiter Touring Car; 5 Upright Pianos; a Pony, Cart and Harness; 4 Diamond Rings; lonex aeis, 4 $1,000 Cash To Organizations ...ill i. In nnr ff iht fnllnwlnrr tmVtlK in tho vnllllC WOlUUIl siB A. n B Hill IJVJ filV " vrg. ,....' - - - Af" T si5 b TP rif lS Isl Osfl who receives tho largost number of votoa at tho end of tho con- rFG I rlW I O VlHvCtgV test, March 28, 1014: Arlington, Ulair, Fremont, Glcnwdod, la.; ,,, Oakland and Wahoo. This Is a epoclal premium awarded only In tho towns hero mimed. M. & M. Voting Jd.ooo VotlnK Contest ... ... . . , mt. 1. . . , .. tl . , 1 r. 1 . , ,un merehnnt wllORO ntimOO appear in tlllS 1st nro ROOU tor oiub hi iim umunu n uvvn iv. Coupons, Issued by the merchants noo i ' . ' , llona QH OVorytlilnc old In tho r stores at . Tho dealers nero name.i are u... v, ------ l""- ":,nB,fit n thz coulToa when you settle your inr mipii rent cas n liurcuuBe. J"" o --- . - ,.. coic ana got tor inom u voting unuui. um not oi mcitiiuum, OMAHA DEALERS AUTOMOBH.EH The T. '.If Northwall Co.. 912 .lonot XUTOHOBILE SUPPLIES. Arthur Store Auto Supply co :o.o Varnam. BAKIEY, Myers Bakery. 2202 larnajn OOAT.. Tho C W. Hull Co. DANOINO AOADEKT. I'aatlmo Pleasure and Oanclni; club, Douglas Auditorium. Uvcry Thursday ovenlns. DAIRY FBOOVOTB. Alamtto Banltary Dairy, 1812 Far nam. SBVOS. nnlrd Vharmacy, 17th ft; Douglas. Goldman I'harmacy, 24th & Lea venworth. Ehlera Pharmacy. 28th & Leavon worth . , Farnam Hill Pharmacy. 2524 Fur nam. rteeven Drug Co.. SSth Ave, & Leavenworth. J. H. Schmidt. 24th & Cumlnc. Seller Drup Co.. 213 N. 2Sth. ijchiiefer's Cut Prlco Drug Store. 324 N. 10th. Adams-Halght Drug Co., 24th & Lake Artamstllalght Drug Co,. 24th & Dundee Pharmacy, COIh St Under wood Itepnansky Bros.. 16th & Vinton. onoossB. R Kuhikoffrky. 2401-6 Amen. Klodman TIroH.j 40th tic Cuming. P A Flnlz. 20JB Sherman Ave. E. It. Fankrntz & Son, SS08 N. 24th J. Uerkowlts. 1002 N. 24th. Klmer Anderson. 3024 Leaven worth, J. AdeHon. 273S Davenport, .lohn Wlsler. 4Rth & Leavenworth Sleln Bros. 4002 Hamilton. Louis Pominer. 19th & Dodge. Ch V. Shaw Co.. 1331 Park Ave, P, Sherman. 3601 N. 30th. fleo. Itrms. 24th & Maple. Ttnsenblum Hrs.. 103-5 2s. 40th If nnchman, 202 Sherman Aye. Heed Bros.. 2223 l'avenworth. T1 McCoy Grocery Co., 2221 Mill- tnrv Ave. t F KeUv. R7?n N. 24th Tnni ,Ifh"in. 20th &t Lab Mcld Hhafer. 2tb and Wirt , Sam Hnk.nsteln. 2n02-4- N. 26tn Tu.-bmau Bro.. Ith Chlenco. TuehTTin Bro. "4th California Tudimai Bro. 2Kt' Davenport, Lnul.1 Zlev 32? California HAKDWAKE. Durnett Hardware Co.. 1615 liar. n'1' JSWBWT. , Aaron's Gift s''". "th & Farnam. IATODET. Ninnarell Laundry Co.. J 70S Vinton. Twenty votes for each one rent X.IOBTINO riXTUTSES, Harwood-Pnne Co MEATS AKD PBOVX8IOIC8. Fred Bonness Provision Co., 2221 t-Mvenworth. Kted Bonness Provision Co., COS 8. 16th. PIANOS. Orkln Bros. 16th & Harney. Schmoller & Mueller. 1811-13 Far- nat" FKOTOORAPBEB. The Ileyn Studio. 16th & Jlotrard. spOBTina aooDS. Townsend Gun Co.. 1 C1 1 Farnam. 8BOF8, rnilWISHINOS AND S&T OOODII. Wtn. aak. 1254 S. 13th. TAZZ.OBS. MacCarthy-Wllson Tailoring Co.. 304-6 S. 16th St. An.OBB, OZ.SASBS. TEBS. Drogher Bros.. 2211-13 Farnam 8. THEATERS. Tho Pasllmo Theater, 24th Leavenworth. . . Suburban Theater. 4418 N. 24th. The Gem. 1258 S. 13th. Apollo Theater. 29th & Leaven worth. Clune' Theater. 2555 Farnnm. Lyric Theater. 17th nnd Vinton. Star Theater. 1814 N. 24th Ht. SOUTH OMAHA. BAKERY, A. Bakko, Home Bakery, 432 N. ?lth. CZiEAlf EBS ATTD EYEBS. TitH Pantorlum. OOAXi, The C W. Hull Co. DBUaOISTH. Forrest & Mcnny Drug Co., 401 N. 34th. DBT OOODS. BOOTS. RKOSS AMD PUKNI3HIKO QOOSS. Vocek Dept. Store. B12 N. 24th. PZVB. TBW AJTO TWHBTY.rXVI CENT STORE. MbrIo riy H. 10 and 2S-cent Store 395 N. 24th. QBOOERZBB. MEATS A WD PRO VISIONS. United Provision Stores. 31$ N 24lh. HARDWARE. O. K. Hardware Co., 415 N. 24th. JBWELBY. .lacobsnn ft I'uren 'Ol N. MILLINERY. Miss Iv. A Ityan, 519 No. 24th MOVINO PICTURE THEATER. Bens Theater. LAUNDRY. Nonpareil Laundry Co. ?0 votes for each ono rent. PAINTS AND WALL PAPER. 11 Uorwlck, 209 H. Main. PXOTUBB THEATERS, The Nlcliolaa, 547 Broadwuy. Kllto No, 1, 541 Broadway. lCllto No. 2. 545 Broadway. PHOTOQBAPHER. a A. Riley. 317 H Broadway. VEHICLEB. WAQONS, IMPLE MENTS. . Marvin O. Van Derveer.. 1 2-2 1 Fourth St. Auk to see the handuotuo cart that goes with tho pony outfit. On exhibition here. PIANOS. Laustrup Piano Co.. 340 V. Broad way, SHOB REPAIRING. Friedman Bros.. R, Main. . 8B0SB, Hamilton Shoo Store. 412 Broad way. in votes for each one cent. Cash purchuse. .10 days only. FTOUENCK. LUMBBB. Mlnno-Lusa Lumber Co. SHOES, TURNISHINO AVB DRY OOODB. ' Iju-son & Kffenbemer. GMiNWOOI), I.V. SHOD STORE. Vinton & Workman. . OROOERIES. F. O. Whipple sbuos. lied Cross Drug Co. CLOTHING. SHOES, FURNISH ZNUS. Hamilton & Matthews. , JEWELRY. J. B. Johnson. THEATERS. Scenic Theater. NEWSPAPER. . Tin- Opinion. ' c. e. OUT-OF-TOWN DEALERS ARLINGTON. AUTOMOBILE AND FARM MACHINERY. Fred lCchtenkampi DBUBS. John C. Webber , 'JIENERAL MERCHANDISE. J, W. Halton. NEWSPAPER. P.evlew-Hernld. tiYONS. DBUQB. Notvmoyet'. FURNITURE. G. Q. Clovelnnd. GROCERIES. Metcalf-Coffce Co. JEWELRY, Hnrry A. Martin, LUMBBB, COAL AND FARM MACHINERY, J. Shuinwuy A Sou. MXNia FURNISBINGB. D. Muloney & Son. NEWSPAPER. Lyons Mirror. COUNCIL WAJFF6. CLOTHIERS. FURNIBHINO OOODS AND HATS. Joe Smith & Co. COAL COMPANY. Council Bluffn Coal & Ice Co. DBUQB, West End Pharmacy, 32d and Broadway. DRUGS. PAINTS, GLASS, Geo, H. Davis, 200 Broadway. OROOERIES, John Mc-Horley. 805 Main St H. W. Whitehead, 2016 r.th Ave. OROOERIES AND MEATS. I. A. Glllnsky, 3141 Broadway Julius ICeppner, 1102 Cth Ave Star Grocery, 2227 W. Broadway C, H. Ihiber. 112 n. Broadway 0. C. Sorensen. 628 10th Ave.' GROCERIES, MEATS AND FEED niehti & Seeley, 1601 West Broad way. OROCERIER. MEAT. DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS. 1. M. Nelson, 603-605 N. 18th St HARDWARE, P C. De Vol Hardware Co.. 50 1 W. Broadway. LAUNDRY. i;agle Laundry. "18 W. Broadva Save laundry slips, 20 votes for each one cent. MOTORCYCLES. BICYCLES, SPORTING GOODB, The Cyclery. 317 Broadway, JEWELRY Gn Oerner. 411 W. Broadway PICTURES AND AST GOODS. H Uorwlck. 209 H. Main. ULAin. CLOTHIER. IM Matthlcsun. DBUQB, Knrnlmni & jji DRY OOODB, TIP Hee Hive. FLOUR, FEED AND COAL. J. V Long. GROCERIES. J 3iueller' Grocery HARDWARE. The Arndt Hardware Co, . NEWSPAPER. The Pilot. WKMONT. CLOTHING AND GENTS' FUR FURNISHINGS. The Hub. FURNITURE. Kavlch & WHslibo. OROOERIES. Frank Hanson. HARDWARE. N. M Hansen. OAKLAND. CLOTHING AND SHOES. Wick the Clothier. DRUGS. W.MV, "Robert Pharmacy, GROCERIES, Larvon's Cash Grocery. HARDWARE. C. W, Foro. JEWELRY, S, P. Person. NEWSPAPER. Oakland Independent WAHOO. AUTOMOBILES. Uredenberg Garage. BAKERY, CANDY. CIGARS AND ICE CREAM. Swanbom & Mult. CLOTHING AND FURNISHING, .Klmer Johuson. DRUGS T. SL Martin & Co. FURNITURE BlgKerstaff Bros. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. A. Morln. JEWELRY. Anderson A Thorsen. LUMBER, COAL ANd BUILDINQ MATERIAL, D. B. Phelps. Lumber & Coal Co. MEATS AND PROVISIONS J I'' Omen MOVINO PICTURE THEATER. Star Theater. Tho next six weeks will determine the wlnnorr. The rare Is even. Tho chances are equal. It's not too late to start. Fill out this nomina tion blank. Send It or mall It to 224 Beo Building. Phono Douglas 3119. It puis you In the race. Name. Address. Names. NOMINATION BLANK. (Woman or Child) (Organization) Good for 3,000 Free Votes. 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