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    THE r.EK: OM.XFIA, FRIDAY. MAY lJi, lf)14.
TAXI DRIVER RUNS DOWN
AND INJUURES PEDESTRIAN
and Farnam atroata, whan ha n run ; the tar. but fortunately eema to hava
! DOUGLAS COUNTY SUES
erty owned by tha concern. Sixty-three
persona hold atock In too corporation,
which la headed by W. J. Oonnell. The
ault la fcHna; prmlK'nt under tha tax
statute, which prorldaa foreoloaure pro.
ceeollDca against property owner delln.
Quent la paylna; tha lerlea aaaecsed.
3
flown by Driver C. C. Drown of thn
Oimhi Tal company. Plerea was takan
escaped aerloua Injury-,
of as.
II la 60 years 1
CONCERN F0R BACK TAXES
Suit been alarted by the Doualaa
county ajraJnat the Imperial Investment
company to roller buck taira and in
tereat to the amount of IWJOO on prop
BEGINNING FRIDAY AND CONTINUING FOR 10
1
"" " . to hta room at th hnl. whrra ha wk
ww F. Nn. pii.lfnt of the Tyrn- J aiv medical attention. Frown waa ar
na Ort company, rhlraso. and atop- I rented for ilrh In at an encennlve rata of
Tfn at the Taxton hotel, wan pnlnful'y aj.eed. ,
tnj'irad at the int-rwilon ot I irtorntn . The Injured man as pinioned undr
Tha Terslatent and Judirloua Vee of
Kewapaper Advertlnt )a tha Road to
Buaineaa Sucoeea.
DAYS WE WILL OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
DRY GOODS, SILKS, DRESS GOODS, WASH GOODS,
LINENS, ETC, AT LOWER PRICES EVER HEARD
ESmSBBSCSSaB
BSET1
OF BEFORE. WE ARE DETERMINED TO REDUCE
OUR STOCK IN THIS DEPARTMENT AND WE
WILL SACRIFICE OUR ENTIRE PROFITS AND IN
MANY INSTANCES COST-BUT WE MUST SELL
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Songs of All
Kinds for All .
Kinds of People
Comic, Sentimental,
Sacred, Patriotic, .
C'ollege, Operatic,
National
SEVEN SONG
BOOKS IN ONE
THE I'KE'.N great song )ook distribution will shut up tighter than the proverbial clam tomorrow.
( losing time at tin- Hop Office TOMORROW X1GIIT will be YOUR LAST CHANCK put that in your
hat; better still, CLIP THAT COUPON printed elsewhere in this issue and put it in your hat, or some
place where you'll be reminded to, PRESENT IT before it is everlastingly too late. It's better to be a
"Do It Now" than to ben "Wish I Had."
ONLY
ONE
coupon
NOW
l)on'l forgot that in addition to the little expense amount that merely covers the itemg of distribution.
ONLY ONE COE PON" is required now and you're losing the chance of a lifetime if you don't.
This Volume
Also Contains
69
Portrait of
Vocal Artists
All the nig Stars
of Songdom
Reproduced from copy
righted photorraphs ap
proved by the artists
themeelves.
iTlLXllLa
OTYOOTS TOP AY!
.njxnjxanrinru'iriryyv " aaawai
With 79 cents for the big cloth binding, or 49 cents for the paper cover. But the cloth book
fa ref-iallv rtrnmmtnAA. a ft it will last fnrevtn. Don't wait
another minute, but CLIP THAT SONG BOOK COUPON NOW
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Complete
SONG
BOOKS
ALL IN THIS
One Volume
(WORDS AND MUSIC
COMPLETE) ,
Printed in large, readable type; the music
is so clear and large that it is easily rend
from a distance where several fingers are
standing nronud the accompanist.
Home and Love Songs
Operatic and College Songs
Sacred and Patriotic Songs
and National Songs
Many Bongs in this complete collection are
dear, old favorites from foreign shores.
These are all translated into English, but
the original words are also given (Senium,
Italian, French, Russiau, Spanish, Welsh,
etc. and the source of many of the popu
lar airs of today will be readily recognized
in these original versions.
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IS
Reduced Illustration of the $2.50 Cloth Volume. Size 7x10 Inches.
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Jy't them know that they'll have to "step lively" if they get this book now. Tell them that it con
tains ALL the good, old favorites beloved by all; that it also contains (9 splendid portraits, which
include all the celebrated Angers of the present age the big stars reproduced from special copy
righted photographs approved by the artists themselves a superb collection of pictures that
money cannot buy, mid that there's the start of a musical education in this volume, for children
will readily learn to read the simple scores of these old songs, and all will love them. BUT tell
them .that it's TODAY or TOMORROW or NEVER.
Clip That Coupon
From Another Column
of This Issue Now and
JOIN THE HAPPY THRONG AND BE
"A MAN WITH A SONG IN HIS HEART"
71T f CMMglg u Include the EXTRA amount named in the coupon printed elsewhere
1 VI (21 1 JT Cie TS in this issue to cover postage. Address Bee Book Dipt., Omaha, Neb.
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SONG
BOOK
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Partial
Contents
eve Hon Books la
One.
Here are a few tltlea
of old favorites from
this complete collection,
iee how many of theae
songs you can find in
any other aimllar book:
Aura X.
Auatriaa national Xyma.
Baanty's Syaa.
Baa Bolt.
Binaro.
BlnaAlaatlaa afonatalna
Blna Bella of alootlajia.
Boa ale Soon.
Brtdffa, Tna.
Oampballa Are Oomiaa.
Obaer, Sara, Cheer.
Colombia.
Coma Back To Xrla.
Oomla' Taronra tna Bye.
Baal ai Xymm.
Saanba B4ver.
SarllaaT VaUla Oray.
Dear eat Spot la lont.
Sear BvaUna. .
Dixie X.aad.
Booclaa, Teade and
True.
SraAaa Vaaaa.
BTealna Star,
anr i Tnee.
I-low Otitlj, Sweet
AX to a.
Toraaaaa.
Torty-Mlna Bottles. I
Trenob national a one.
Vuture Mra. 'Awklaa.
Oermaa National Bona".
Uood-Bye, SweeUieart.
Oooa-Hifht. ZHUUee.
Mark I kuurkl My Bool.
Jaeart Bowed loern.
Xoly JTla-nt.
Home. Sweet Kama.
Xooxa That 'Ware
How Oaa I Iavo Theet
la Old Madrid.
Ia tka tHoamlna.
Italian Xational Ejai.
It Was a Srom.
I Waa I a el a a WaUy
Home.
Jernaalem. taa Ooldea
JinaTla Bella.
John Anderson. My Jo.
Jaaalta
Xattileen MaTonxaaan.
Kerry Sauce.
Killarney.
I. eat jria-ht.
Xat Boae of limmn,
bead. Kindly Urkt
1.1 fe on tha Ooean Wave
Llatea to tha Mookl&c
Bird.
Zattla Brows Ja.
I.oaa. IonaT Afo.
Ioreley.
Xost Chord.
Z.otro'a Old Sweet oaa.
Itow-Baoked Oar.
X.ollaby (IrmUUl)
Maid of Athena.
Maple Zeaf forever!
MaraelUaiae.
Marylaad. My MarylaaO.
Meersohaam Pipe.
Mlnetrel Boy.
My Bonnie
My Country Tis of Thee
My Lent Clrar.
My Old Kentooky Soma.
Manoy X.ee.
ninety and Viae
Ho. Birl
But-Browa Maiden.
Oft la tha frtllly Might.
Old Arm Chair
Old Black Joe
Old Cabia Home
Old ITolka at loot.
Old Oakea Buoket
Cnly a Face at tha
Window
O raradlea.
O, tha Xrftnd That W
XOTe.
O. Thoa Joyful Say.
Our Baaaer.
rUoma. I. a.
Pellaa Xyma. '
roily Wolly Soodla.
J4T--J1b-.
Bobia Adair.
Booked ia tha Oradto of
eOwMA'Pe
Bock Ma to Sleep, Mother.
Bock of Area.
KoU On. BilTor Mooa.
Boa all e.
Bale Brittaaala.
Italian Batloal Hyma.
aiiinj-.
ally la Our Allay.
ootoa Batlonal Boaf.
Bereaada (Bohabart).
Bhould Aold Acquaint
ance Be fora-otf
Bleep. Oantla Mother.
oldiera rarewell.
Boldier'a XOfe.
Solomon Xieel.
, Some Say.
Spaalah Batloaal aTyma.
Sortnir, Gentle vriaa'.
Btara of tha Summer
Kitfbt.
' St. Vatiiok's Say.
, Straajrara Tet.
Sea of XT Soul.
Buwaaee Bieer.
wedtaa Batloaal Soar
Sweet aad Low.
Take Back tne Heart.
Tbea Toatl aVemambat
Me.
Tbere la a Happy X.aad.
There's Muaio la tha
Air.
Threa Flahera.
Throutrh tha Leafea.
Vom-Btr-Bee Bleer.
Wait for tha Warea.
Warrior Bold. A.
Watch on tna Bhtae.
Wearina- of the tereen.
Weary.
5c, 6c md 7c
Apron 6ingham
Chicks and
Stripes, Yard
34c
IV Figured
WASHABLE
CREPES,
Per Yard
6c
121c Short
Lengths. Vard
Wide PERCALE
i-lli It lasts
for So j-rt
30c FINE TISSUES, yard 16c
tarns In
IGc
About XS pretty patterns In
ins newest this
sprints' tissues,
makes the finest
summer aVeeeee,
aetuel value 30e yard
35c RATINE CLOTH, 18c Yard
90 In. wide Ratine
Cloth, for Dresses,
Suits and Skirts,
regular 35c quality
per yard
I8c
10c and 121c
DRESS
GINGHAMS,
Yard
5c
124c Short
Lengths of
Bleached Linen
TOWELING, Yd.
7c
10c Stevens'.
Unbleached
Linen CRASH,
Yard
7c
15c Grade
L0N8 CLOTH.
Very Fine,
Per Yard
Sc
$1 Imported
Mercerized
TABLE CLOTH,
Yard
48c
75c SILK POPLINS, at 39c Yd
Messsllne Silks, also Silk
Poplin, very popu
lar now for Suits,
Dresses & skirts.
worth to 75o yard..
so aiiK
39c
39c Crepes & Wash Goods,19c
her very
I9c
Pretty Crepe and other very
aieai wnan raorics,
all the new shades,
worth to 39c,
yard ,
$1 SILKS and POPLINS, 48c
Double fold Poplin, also Silk
messsune, in plain
snaaes and stripe
worm to si.OO.
pr yard
in, bisosiik
;:48c
SagTi.7Sia!
7c COTTON
CALICO,
Nice Assortment
of Figures, yd.
3
7c and 8c
CH AL LIES
Light and Dark
Colors, yard
4ic-3ic
10c DOUBLE
FOLD PERCALE
Light and Dark
colors, per yd.
5c
10C to U'aC
WHITE S00DS,
INDIA LINEN,
Pretty Checks,
5c-7cYd.
$1.50MESSALINES,XCTc
Yard wide, best grade of 8llk
memiina, DiacK,
wnne ana ail th
newest snaaes,
yara
-73c
&3n
$1.25 TABLE LINENS, 65c Yd
Linen Table Cloth,
bleached, worth
to 91.25 yard,
for
63c
Wsonly advertise afswartlclss
here. Hundreds of other items
In cur dry goods department
Just as cheap, during the 10
days of this sale.
Gc COTTON
CRASH,
Bleached,
Per Yard,
3io
Barber Towels
Plain, no
Fringe,
Each .
3c
18c. CAMBRIC
MUSLIN,
Yard
11c
15c SCRIM
COTTON 6C00S
Yard
9c
JIBE r38HELTV-CO-
214-218-218
16th St
We Broke All Records
Last year we gained new passengers at rate ot
over 400 per day and 13,000 carloadB of new freight
over nay previous year, despite the fact that it was
a "lean" year for railroads as a whole. And this
year we are gaining on last year's record.
Clean businesslike methods, absence of unnec
essary red tape, improvements costing $11,000 per
mile or sixteen millions for the entire road, and
employes who look after your interests and com
fort seem to be what people want, and they go where
they get it on the Great Western.
TO ST. PAUL AVD MIXXEAPOLIS.
Lv. Omaha 8:80 p.m., 9:30 a.m.
jV. Council Bl'ffs 8:60 p.m., 9: BO a.m.
Ar. St. Paul 7:30 a.m., 9:55 p.m.
Ar. Minneapolis 8:05 a.m., 10:25 p.m.
P. P. BOXORDEN, O. P. A T. A. v
1522 Farnam Street, Omaba
Phone Douglas 260.
rtbaaaa
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An office for a firm needing large
space is usually impossible for us
to furnish.
Our recent change makes it possible for us to offer y
6pace of about 900 square feet in a particularly desir
able part of the building.
Any firm that can use this amount of space should apply '
at once. Otherwise, it will be rented to separate tenants.
THE BEE BUILDING COMPANY
Room 103 Bee Bldg:
V. F. rail. aWeratary.
m. O. Baaooca, Saparlataaaaat.
The persittent and judicious use of newspaper advertis
ing is tlie road to business biu'com.