12
'THE IEE: 0fATTA, THUIJSDAY, OCTOBER
inn.
GRAIN AKD PRODUCE MARKET
EIUnf pressure on Wheat ii Quite
rronouncfd. .
OTHER GRAINS IS SYMPATHY
t'ar aa4 Oe(a A re R.ih Krart loeaily
Off as a Ree.H af ta Marktt
v. taaal.lf.a- .rraaaalac
OMAM A. 0 t. St. iU
Selling r.rriir In artist wss more fra
Tinuneerl yrsfenle the i at any time In
aey-eral wees The ae'yng was In Ilia
'"UK of set-tiring pmflta ty Imca, snd
there were price di) s ff )IV,. Th
IMmbrr f-tture a Id llberaily tv
the big how. New Tor reported T"A-
tm. ff that grain as mid aril Wlnnl
Jpeg rsorted 4nnrrt tin. In addition lo
than ralea there were gmvlljr tranaa tlnn
via the Ouif, the voWm nelna piac"l
around MT..OO hu. In atl imatlone Inf-tud-ing
Chlcacn, Kansas City and f-'t. lunula
selea, Transactions In Hour arra active
at Louie, and they were fair In other
jwaiMona. with exrxirtent the principal
inirers.
V. heat in IIiir.rary as result of pnti
mania a prohibition of exports ajid gener
ally high prlea for oter foodstuffs.
Quoted yesterday aa setting euai lo li.M
par tMtaael. American and Canadian (if
fera of wheat In tha Entrlleh market wrfa
light, with good btiylnij from specula to re.
but millers war slow to mart the up
turn. In sympathy with Ilia other train,
torn, coupled with tha Improved weather
throughout the halt. th cornmarket nil
trSe lower yesterday, and countrv of
ferings were somewhat lowef on both oid
and new.
Oats were off fractionally, and senti
ment waa not aa hulllxh aa lite been the
cee for noma time, fronts wrt taken
ry longa, and comm'sslon house were
altered burers on the dctt'ie.
Khorts In Iha provision market, knoan
at stock yards crowd, led In Iha buying
and helped not only to steady tha mar
ket, but to advance il on poi k and ribs,
whila lard waa under mim selling pre
aura and waa fractionally lower. The
lara-er parkara aa well aa tha entailer
w-eatarn packers, were tha chief trailer of
Jard. .
Wheel waa VStSe higher.
'orn waa in hney to ,c higher
fii wera Vc higher. '
Clearanrea wera: Wheat and flour.
r?':-?i'r 'i'i9'a bu-: bo.; oaia!
a4,ffiM au.
Iaveriiool eioaing: Not quoted
frlmanf wheat rei-etpt wera l.STS.ane bil.
at aonmenta , hi,., aaatnrt re'etpta
f hu. and ahlpmenta of 7i,ft bu
i i j per.
and ahlpmanla 2?S.(no hu..
ef Wu.iml bu. and ahipmanta of 6ko.jo
tl.lv'i: No.
2 northern.
Primary rorn rare j nt , were F0,O)9 ha.
ininia nu., eaalnat rare
lul year,
I'rimary cats reielpta ware 1.22.iW hu.
arid Phlpmenu KA.W hu.. acalr.at yei alpU
e.f Wl.frTO bu. and thipnunta of 7t,0W bu.
Ut ) ear.
CAfiLor nnci;iPT.
, , . Wheat. Corn. Oata. nya.
rr.k'Mo j. ' a; i;
Aiiiineapotla :J
J'uluth 2i ,. ...
uma ha ., sk
r.anaaa city ll ,,
ft. liula...., 72 J4 ..
V'lnnlpeg? ., t
Iha foiloalna aalet ware rriKirUJ today:
"heat: No. 2 hard winter. 1 car, ll.Oii'i.
No t hard winter. 1 tar. !.0V. -ara.
i.w: a cars, it rara, Il iViVt; &m
car. !..; i car Ihurnt), Jl W't. No. 4 hard
winter, l ,ar, U.IH; J cur. $104: 1 oar,
I!.!)1. 1 eara, tl.3. No (trade hard winter,
' r. ; 1 far. Wt. No. 1 mixed, 1 car.
i '.n. 4 mined. 1 tar. 1 u; No. X
ounirn. 1 car,. No. t durum mixed.
1 r, No. i .hir im mUd. 1 car,
J1.W. Uala: No. t whitt, 11 cat. 4'::
i care. fcte. No. 4 hUa. 7 oara, 4fcVj(;;
i'"", .NO. 1 mixed, U cart, ii'ic. N
Bm.if. ti trt 44 1'orn: No. 8 white, 1
cat, 75He. No. hite, i car, esHc. No. 1
yeiiow, i car, top. No. ! yellow, 1 car.
R'VJ. No. a yellow, H car. W,o. No. 1
ttused, 1 rar. ih,c. No. 3 mixed, i car.
WV.C. No. mUn), l car. .so. Ity: No,
2. car. Mc. No. t. I .ar, ,V,4c; 1 car.
Omaha Taah Prioet Wheat : No.
V.ard. Il.ten-l.mm No. hard, Sl.WVi
No. 4 hard. Ittctifl W;, No. J
rprlttK. J!.0f)iil.O!; No. aprln, ll.WVlJ
3.: No.'4 spring. S'Vjll.ftt: No. durum.
ii.mi!.i'; .o. a durum, l.tHSfl.flnV4,
-rm: No. 1 uhlta, 7".(iy74o; No. white,
TSSaTHX,: No. S white. "r.TH'jc; No. i
white, i.-n',.tc; No. ft while. sWif7?o: N.
whlta. tiMr71Vt-; No. 1 yellow, te.frioo
No - I yellow, fl'!'K;r: No. g veU,w.
V."rT-Hc: No. yeiiow. tiSVu'Oo: No, (
yenow, iimV; p,o. 1 yellow, ;Vit'it'di
No. 1 raised, w.'!itc; No. mixed, .
ri'-i'ie', Nu. tuiXMl, toi'lji No. 4
", tT'viiiuSc: No. 6 pilaa,' 7J:1"w
No. Mle. .,.., r7'i'. unit: No.' 3
while. i;i4ih.,r; ammiard, WHTv" No
l'!t, tv-v,-i4r: No. 4 white, 4i-a6'e.
I'l l"v; Miil ifiK, f,Ml '.": No. 1 feed.
Uii-. lya; No. S, BC'.yiiMr; No. J, a.vi,iio.
IHICIOO IH.tl AO rRUVl10N
fireta. ?.: flrata. JIr: aeeqndaL
-; elate. I'ennevlvanla and nearhr h
oer hlt. .i(-; etato, , Tennayh anla
and narhy aathered whlte, atate,
I 'nnev VRnla and nearhy hennery hrowna,
S.nnr; atate. I'ennerlvanla and " tary
rathered brovni and ml ed colors; JSf
X-r . ,
itl'TTF.R- Firm, racelpta. tVH tuba;
erenmerr extrat. ' Fir; creamery, r'S-;
creatnry flreta, ?r'ile aeenda, ?MiC;";
proaaa avtree. T?j?ac; ladle, fMirrenl
ri.nke, flrata. WVi aer-onda. tlIlr;
pa'klng; atock, cuirrnt maki?. No. i, '10 4
If ifl.TRV llve. weak; tieatern chirk
n. Ir; foala. Iltiisy; turkeys, 17lo
If l"lTRV I reteK ady; we;ern
rr'tln hlcket), IT' Mar; freeh fo!a.
Mjnr; turVeyt. frr.n, 1.2 .
k t Mr ipal axli Prwrlalnna.
K A. VP A. CITY. Oct. 71 .WHEAT No.
I J hard. 1 07: No. t red. 1.07frtl 07S: 1
Itemher. II. Mar, UV
RN No. X inlie1. ,v; No. X White,
',tr: lieremher. ftv.a'ar-; May il'ae.
OATH No t whita. 47V-tc; No., S !
mixed. Wl,mf-r. !
rUTTKtCCTeamery. c; flreta, 26c;
aeennde, 3c: packing. Jtir
. r;Hrirst. Zir; iwc nda, lW.
IfJl'I.TRV Ifena, !?c; broilers, J4e.
Mlaneas-nlla fJrala Mrka4. 1
MlNXEATVUe, Oct. 21. WH"! AT
Teember. II U't,'. May. No. 1 hard,
1 n.theen, 1.12tfl.lit; No.
ii.aii.
KIrrH-l'-han:c1.
Bini,EV-iKi',
KICK Mte. :
Hit AN '. j
t'OHN Nft. S yellow. 7'"H72r.
OAT" No. X white, 4SVW4Hc. '
riAX-Xl.ZMl.2H.
Oata ha Hay Mwrltat.
OMAHA, Oct. !. PKAIR1K HAT -Clmlra
upland. Ill; No. I. llP.ftKTlO.M; No.
2 $ ;.); No. i, i.Vrt-.t; cholra mid
land, lio.in; No. 1. JM.KWIO.OO; No. 2. In Oft
i SO; No. 3. X"i.8 ': cholra lowland. I;
No' 1 l: No. 1. h. i ;."; No. X. M.o4.frt.
At.KALKA Cliolca. J&3: No. 1, Ill.Onrir
11. .W, No. 2, I.'H11.(; N. 3. no demand,
00.
l.lyerpool firafa) Market.
MVFJIPDOI Oct .SI.-tWIIKAT-Ppnt.'
weak: No. I Mamlota, old, Ka 4d; No. 3
naw.-k Ud; l.srd .Inteii fa; fitturea,
ateedy; October, ! 10'id; De-mber. 9s
....
i'ORN-rpot easy; American mum,
pew, 7s Jd; future, steady; November, ht
'
FIOUR inter patents, mm m.
' Jw Yark" Slaair afarhe. ' '
Jjr.W YORK. Oct. t1.-MF.RCANTII.J5
PAPBR-JKVa per cart. Hterllna ax.
ehanse. weak; 1 day bills. ti.KttA.VM; for
tahles, 4.fta(.K76; fur demand, 4.4V
4.1. ,
fiiiVEK Bar. avo
Eraneratrd Applaa aa Drlral rralt.
NT". NV TORK. Oct. Il.-KVAPOnATKD
Al'I'L.F.S fill.
IiJUKD FKLITeV-rnnsa, eaHier; i;aJi-
forhla. I'ifllle: Oreaons. f1 ll',i. Apri-
Cots and peaches dull. Ralalns steady.
Cattaa Warkat.
ijVERPOOU Oct. 31.-COTTON-Rpot,
In limited demand; itood middling, ft.4id;
down five point b, all others unchanged,
salts,-1,709 bale. . t , ,
MISS RHODEN IMPRESSED
WITH INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
CABLES AKD DRAFTS FALL
CofltinenUl Exchange il Anin
Purely KminaL
20,000 BALES COTTON EXPORTED
Tkra-faartks f It Cioew fa Itrltlefc
' Part a wltk l.arae I eailta.
aneata Ike
' Orleat.
f-eataraa at ka Tradlas; and Ctotlaat
Prloea aa Board af Trade,
CHICAGO, tVt t'l.Hue exnort mtn
at rining prices today save the whrta
Jimrk't an appcafamw of great atranktli.
I lie tlnlrh. alt hun it Ii aoi'iewhat "n.t.
tlc.l. mne(l trvim IV to 1 o n't higher.
Corn . U,ed Hc up and ! with a alii
orTsl',,.-. In protiona the ouK-uma was
2' to f h ',V5 de. line.
iiRht from the i.'rt eiport tibuiea In
4 hl mn aiei-a takina nhni lianrt-
flt and there vcrn dUj.twiei from tha
atalioard, Imljlh and Kuneaa City, taH
liig of iK-rnlwttnl forelcn buying. A. act
ha U In the rale of Increna of the oril's
aiaiiablo au,iiy u.iniua an nat n.
: bcr, and lliere waa a notable falltt.ai
i 'f In the outintlty afloat to reptaniah
Kftimatea were current ' that K par
ej,t of the farm surplus of wheat In Ins
I'-admg la!. exuluajvs of North l
kiia. had already bcn arnt to market.
I'ettlv aa a ren.lt, ,.f tl.ia ahowlna ci.lt
hat todfiy ana relatively atrutigor than
futoraa, tuera te!tig a rcjiuttun of 1 cent
in th Ularount as cotnpitreii itn recent
1 . .1 r .
1 'tta(rKlntiT.ent over hiieklrg tetc.rna
I a. I -iiiia labia t. do with ttie aiivaixw
In the corn market. Khcrta vine u:ieay
am, aa i rej,t uf prciiitlona f ih.i.l.
tiid neither. It ni aula. too. that ea
port M'ta aere rinee to a woralng haaia.
t 'iil tct il iitutid rioiii tiia ataUiMtvl put
' i lui' Muotolioii for iai. T'i
Mii-l iy la tm ntiy :et.,ra was imported
i te Jr mwicr the amount. iutuiuI at
in .a time ot ttto ar.
Itov.bioim averewrd Inaer. inflm oi t j
inln!y by a bre-k In the h.)lf muikn.
trw.llirr cause ol ll il eMOil Ola
-,..! vf cauli demand for laid and
l!'.,tX,
ivmin prires fumiahfl bv 1 tun
I'ii.h. fiffice, 21i iith Islxtcinth street.
Ani.'le, ti-en. I Itish.l Iaw. i C.
Miss Josephine Rhodnn of the proba
tion offlis has returned from a trip to
the flats Industrial school at Kearney
sr.thtislsstlc over the opportunities there
given tha boys to become useful and law
abiding iltiient.
A half day's school pension each day. of
term work, including; the taring; for anl
n.ala and crops, teaching "of various
trades, are the principal activities of the
school.
"Anv idea I might have had In com
mon with other persons who have never
seen tha school that boys would not be
linprovsd in morals by 4 stay there is
gene." laid MUs r.hoden. "It Is a place
for boys who for any reason have not
had a chance, as wet! as for Incorrigible
boys."
EGGS COST MORE THAN
NICKEL APIECE ON COAST
Omahsns haven't any kick coming on
tha pries of ecis la comparison with tha
prKss tha product of ths hen i bringing
in ethsf locslltlas, for Instance, in Santa
Darbara. Cat., whars they areiUing at i
uanti apluca. And that is hot tha hlKhest
quctsUoit on ths cosst, for Los Angslos
houKowlves are obliged to psy 65 cents
per doton. Th s Is said to be tha highest
aii'ount ever pah In that locality during
lh north of October. '
NEW YORK, Oct. :i-Heavy p'irthflaes
f various commodltlca and aencrei mrr-
chamllae In Ihla countrv 'by asnte of
several nf II. a Kiiroueau conn'riea now
St war have become, a deldel far tor in
the foreign exchange rltiiatlon.
Cables snd sight drafts on ldon da.
clinad again today, but rallied sllahtiy
later Sa offarlnss of Idl's grew ecarcer.
At today'a lateet riuo'atinna Ixmdon e
change was almost fmir aanta lower to
tha pound Mterllng than In the early days
or the month.
Continental exchange was scaln purely
nominal, hut quotations on Perlin and
Hamburg were lower. In this connection
It is a matter of general belief In financial
circles that Oerman textile manufacturer
have ben among the laigrat buyers of
that staple here ra'-entlv, but iut ho
or when deliveries are to be made In thai
Country is not explained. i
l.xror" or cotton toiiny. amounted to
over , hale, three-fourths going to
krltlsh ports, with large conslgnmnntM t
the orient. Thus tar this aesann total
cotton' exports akgrrgate little more than
one-allh of Isst seaaon'a outflow. Tha
cotton pool project asauttied a new phase
today by reaaon of a conference In thUt
city between repreaentatlvea of tha
Keleral reaerve board and the heads of
several financial Institutions which are
to parttctps,te In the proposed pool.
. The fenturo of the n bcral inatkets In
m'hlch securities are being offered waa
another reduction In tha minimum prices
recently fixed for oil Mock Ttie atock
exrhanae atlll haa under consideration a
fren,iict for permission for the anle of if
Hated storka at roncfliona from Juiy v
quotations. -The New York-City. M( per
rent notes were In demand today at
prices only sllkhtly under their bet.
Trade authorities fully confirm unoffi
cial reports dealing with the slael Imluetry.
Moat or the Inrgar plants nava reduce i
S'tlvltlca nt f'tty per cent and many
producers continue to make concessions,
with the same condition, applying to pig
Ircn. Copper demand remains st low ebb,
with cash sales on the basis of 11.5U oenta
per pound.
Currency transfers to New Orlesns were
a direct reflection of the cotton move
nient from thst section. More gold wss
shipped to Canada by the city nota syndi
cate. Tim money ranped from six to
seven per cent, with the bulk of the loans
at the higher Tate. Ivx-al banka made
more retlrenventa of clearing house certi
ficate ami the amont now outstanding
Is believed to be relatively- small.
DR. FISHER TO ADDRESS
COMMERCIAL CLUB MEN
Dr. Oeorg-e A. Fisher, liead.of tba phys
cal department of tha International
Commit t"e of Young. Men's Christian as
sociations, will be th speaker Thursday
noon at tha publla affairs luncheon of
tha Commercial club. He will also ad
dress a group of local physical training
exports nt tha association building In the
evening. .
MISS THOMPSON TO LOOK
AFTER FIRING OF MODELS
i - -
Miss Helen Thompson, enpervlenr nf
manual training In the ptthllo sehools,
hss tsken ehareof the firing nf the
elay models hardea In'lba new kilns at
Twanty-flrt and Nicholas sir ts. The
kiln wsk h illt this yesr. . Tha pottery
and tha models made br the mannal
training students In the fifth, sixth, sev
enth snd eighth grndes are bsked In this
L!!n.
A Bitter Tal
Aids digestion, Eiaotrie Bitters will ln
crease your appetite, help digest your food
and tone up your system. 60c and 11.00.
AU druggists. Advertise icnt. .
CONCERTISTS LOSE TRUNKS
" ' i
Kellennan Company Ketch Omaha,
but Baggage Lingers EomewheTe.
HUSTLE FOR PROPER RAIMEKT
t.laat Karltsa Flssi Dlfftcally 1st
Herarlaa; rrrslag Salt Big;
rraeaiah rarer Ilia
... Massive Flaare, '
a dress borrowed of a local young woman
stlmirar, and Mr. Schtvai- rentad i dresa
suit, wMh all the rteceaaary trimmings.
Mr. KelVerm an. however, who ts some
thing like six feet three Im-hea Jn height
and who weigha close) to two hundred and
fifty pounds, faced a ptoblem. Omaha's
dreas cult wjuad waa combed out care.
f ully but not a dreas suit owner of Mr
tvellerman'a lachaa couid be found. More
arer, establishments where drent suits
are to be rented had nothing la Mock to
accomodate him.
In dietractlon. Mr. Kellcrm aa wss about
to go on dressed In his travel stained
clothea when someone came to his rescue
wilb a suit belonging to a giant In Pouth
Omaha. The concert then procaJed.
There were but few empty seats In tha
big auditorium when the opening number
a as riven. Mora than half of the boxes
were also filled.
Tha following is the progTam given.
every number of which was greeted by
tumult of hand clapping:
V fa) Boat Pong Harriet War
(b Today and Tomorrow
Homer Jf. IJarOett
How rarrowly Omaha escaped from
having three gifted artluts appearing on
the Auditorium stago garbed In travel
stained, wrinkled street garrhenle, at tba
second Red path concert. ,ls . known to
only the few who'bappened to be "back
stsge" last; night Just before tha concert
commenced, when Mixcus .Al" Kellerman
discovered that alt the company- trunks
had been lost in . transit between Omaha
and PIouk City. ' Ths trunks) contained
all' of .the company, dress suits and gowns,
and. the music aa weil.. .,
Mr. Kellerman, Miss Gurowltsch and
Mr.Pchneer knew -their nolea all right
and their- admirers got their money's
north and more, without difficulty, but
there was great and grievous trouble In
locating correct wearing apparel.
Mies Gurowltsch W'SSJ compelled to wear
Help the Stomach
V Digest Your Food
When the stomach falls to digest
and distribute, that which la eaten,
the bowels become clogged with a
msas-of, waste and refuse that fer
ments and generates polsotia that
kr 'gradually forced Into the blood,
causing distress and often serious
llllness.
Moat petiple naturally object to the
drastic cathartic, and purgative agents
that shock the system. ' A mild, gentle
laxative, positive ini Its effect; and
that will quickly relieve constipation
Is Dr. .Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, gold
by druggists at fifty cents and one
dollar a bottle. It does not grip
or -4 ramp, but acts easily and pleas
antly snd Is therefore the moat satis
factory remedy for children, women
and elderly persona. Tor free trial
bottle write to Dr. Vf. B. Caldwell,
451 Washington ft., Monticello. 111.
MeeaaawaaaiaMawaaaeviawl
Alexander-s
Thursday Only
FF.EE
TO imi
Our $3.00 Shoes are in aJ1 f1 and lefathw
crs and the best values,
in footwear to be found in Omaha.
THURSDAY Every t woman buyiug a pair of $3.00
Shoes will be given a pair of. Bathroom Slippers Free.
inn
E. 0. r,EEDHAr.1f Prop.
isia
Xtoafflaa
-) At Dawning ( hirlee V. Cadpnan
(d) l;anny Iw-cver Walter Poniroaih
Alanuia A. Kellerman
& Polonaise da Concert Porper
Hara Uur-wltaoh
. Elevation Rrhuman
Nikolai Rchneer
4. fa) Pie dre" Wanderer Flans Herman
(h Ier Spleiman llelnrich Hoffman
'(") fcelactl,i
Marcus A. Kellerman
S. fal Nocturne ...Chopin
(b Elfentans I'oprr
farn tlorowlts h
fa) Mammy's rVmir '.Harriet Ware
b Yiw'd Itettar Ask Me. . Herman Irfihr
(c) I Hear rou Calling Me. ...Marshall
d( Tr"dor rwtg f'armen" Hii"t
Marcus A. Keilernian, -
ynalMvely Maatrra Croat).
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound cuts
tha thick choking mucus, and clears away
the phlegm. . Tha ' gnsplng; strangling
fight for breath gives wsy to quiet breath
ing . and peaceful sleep. Harold Berg,
Masa, Mich., writes: "We: give Foley's
Honey and Tar lo our 'children for croup
and it always arts quickly." No wonder a
man In Texas walked IS miles to tha store
to get a bottle of Foley's Honey. and
Tar Compound. , Every usser' la a friend.
AU dealera very where. Advertisement.
LuGrippe and Colds
In I,e Grippe andOotds,Ant1-kaeania(A-K)
febleta are unexcelled, as they slop tha
wins, soothe the nenres, and bring tha r
so greatly needed by nature to restore tha
system to health, Physicians bare ed
these tablets tor oyer twenty years. In tba
rea;ment of eolds, fevers and la grippe, and
have fonnd no other remedy more useful In
Iheee condition. Antl-kamnla Tablets sre
so inexpensive, so pleasant to tuke, so sat
isfactory In thalr reanlls, and SO useful In all
rondltions where there Is patn, thst A-K
Tablets should always be kept In the home
(or the time of need. Many of our ablest
physicians obtain perfect results in In grippe
and colds, by cleansing tha system with F.n
som salts or" Aotolds . a very good cathar
tic, putting the patient on a limited diet, and
administering one A-K tablet every two of
three Sours. This treatment will ouf!iy
break op tha worst case In a day or two,
bile In milder cases, ease and oomfort fol
low almost Immediately. These tablets are
alto unexcelled for Neuralgia, Rbeomatlo
Pains, The Pains of Women? Indigestion
and Insomnia. AU druggists oara them.
Cawaia A-K Tmbtmtm hmmt fS K mark.
i i i ' a v w-4. a
i if -
A a l' .v I
' V-W S 5:- )
1 1 " . Vn-wA f . - x
1'-. ' i 'mmnB-heesi
l V -V ' -i - ,
i tf-i(;?i'tfii',fii"nirft
i' 6
i
'.'"ifh't
i'"'.'':''Sif
'l i A
".";:
'"A
"mA
mm
WA
mm
':'.
mm
S',
"i
Blatz BeereniovsaT'reDutetionforrrniilirv
unique, and enviable' inthe industry- JtJis
a known and admitted I fact-thaU Blatz iiit he
finest A tasting beer brewed. t
If you vvant the best flavored beer possitle' to
buy buy Blatz for your home. Gives greater'
satisfaction costs no more. "
Always the same good old
leads them all
tiiiiiiiwiitiiim
Blatz Company
802-810 Douglas St., fAona Powgy- $662
OMAHA, KEEXIASKA
mm
i;i'y': 'o'Mm
ii4jmuUiiUiilUMililiillllMlllllW.
, '
- .
r
.1 3Vi
1 iec.
l).
t't ru
I -a.'.
M s y.
I-..:
I.e.-.
- ft y
J'V! t.
J ill.
el.y
it 10
Jan..( S.'a'
II! I I
i t.. 10 TS V li
Jn . T" ' .. 7
1
1 ;.s,
- ' I
'-''
! !
- H
It li lit T5
U ) l W
1 I4N
1 :-',:
I
aa.l Vet y
I IV,
1 14
I vrl
VMSe : tine
Ti 'nTl- - Tl w
iieeiiops me ebuisiicsiii tiastce
' ' V "V .
s m
Etc mm
14 fl
l :-s
t-'-.s,
i
10 11
The following Omaha and Council
Bluffs dealers'carry complete lines
of Victor Victrclas, and all the late
Victor Records as fast as issued.
Y! Yoii are cordially invited to inspect
the stocks at any of these estab
-,,1,01 W3',
la vi i cm
. -,i
1 11 M
10 3 1 111 V
'4
7.'
11
do
W ht
tr-l.
t "r I- e u i 'n..ii 1W
U-t . I 1.,-,: N.v. t t.i
'irlt. Nu. 1' v-Mi''. V;.
)', 7l..U.i,.. l;.1lt
c. atfai.'imd. C1'.:
.-ll, y, t, ... .'. T!r
:-..r. t:l i..,u.m I
SOT.-... I,. I. a. .-) Jicii.
l -l IMl- tct, J ; . r n-nerv
V'fT A '1 I .S 1 ... v ,r . r-
.! i.ir I, n a ..il i-' I'l'-ia.
S"' b 11 I M.h'irt. i u .
i ' ' .t-v J i ti. r: I I'l : l ' l -i
l'a. ' ':''. lusts. '.. .:ti
ll II i i A 1 1 ' a . Ulii ill. ,i,
t N.I. 1 !t(,
l ll'l(ll la'-,.
' - . .No. 4 ,...
;'. I ttliltn, i- j
i:e; No. I. (i.e.
iiuiiUi.al. IlJ.
i'l.
Ol it ry
epriiis..
":'r
ofl
a.
Go to any Victor
dealer's and ho vii!
a.-4s4's;
JAAVUjr wA4AAUAwJL UlU KliLJ J
wuuuun ut insiirunicnu v
There are Victors and
Victrolas in great variety of j
styles from $10 to $200.
Victor Talking Machine Coi
; . : .1 Camden, Na'aV'. -
A
y
i i
& i
St
Cs.Sii.
n rr
PIANO COMPANY
1311-1313 Famsm St. Omaha, Neb.
Vktor Department on Mtla Floor
e 1rl,
M iV Yt.liK,
i .
-.1.
i' i .
(.raeral lltrlrl,
f t. :i m ; it- it .
ie...(iii.
'.rr
a .id i -
'"K; mi
11 u
Ccrncr 15t!
n
Tl Branch at
30fi 'TO irinnoAnrnv
ww m a-aa m.mr v a a
--Ui Council Oluffw
xrncr 1 5t!j and pr f Tl
larney, Or-iha. L v(H
;o,i:. ? i:cLe!. Mgr. Wc
Victrolas Sold by
ah, u
TT1 fSTh
1513-15 Delias
497 Wct Drca'slv;ay.
9
Street, 0ndl:x zzi
' IT"
t?i t f . r a . m.
in tHo Pomp clan Ccom.
j
Vklrola XVI.
tlsbcgany or oak
