THtt UM AHA KUNUAT 1SKK: JULY 4. 1915.
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Nebraska
Women Rule Departments of This Circus
ORE AGREES UPON
RECEIPT F0R TAXES
' Douglas County Treasurer and State
Officials Come to Terms Pend
ing Lawsuit.
GOVERNOR COMING TO ' RACES
(From m Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. Juno 1. Special.) Pending
Stnte Treasurer Hall's mandamus suit
against Treasurer t're of Oouglas county,
to compel him to mnke monthly remtt
tsnccs to the state, tho irtato treasurer
and State Auditor Smith hnve sgreod
upon a receipt to mall to nil county
treasurers for money acnt In.
The objection of Mr. Ure waa to the
receipt he waa getting from the state
treasurer. He maintained that they were
Improperly signed and did not contain
the signature of the auditor or hla
deputy.
The new receipt will signed hy
Treasurer Hall and stamped by Auditor
Smith with a rubber stamp, after which
it will be signed In pen and ink by Dep
uty Auditor Eastman. The receipts were,
formerly tgned by the bookkeeper in
stead of by Sir. Eastham
Two of the "Statue HorseslLwith the
Sells-Floto Circus.
Nebraska
There -n't suffragette on the tlrcua
ami y.,t '
And yet if there came a question into
the minds of the habltsnts of that little
After a conference Saturday afternoon i clt of wSnderera known as Sells-Floto
with Assistant Attorney General Ayres ; clrcua and Buffalo Bill s Original Wild
the state treasurer and the state audi
tor decided to got a ruling of the supreme
court on the proper form of a receipt,
and on the power of the auditor to dele
gate some one In his office, ther than
hla deputy, to countersign them.
The county clork of Holt county has
West, which is to be In Omaha Thursday.
July 8. the women could have the vote,
or any thing else. That Is, providing, of
course, that msnsgerial capacity counted
for anything. '
For the Sells-Floto circus depends a
lot upon Its women. More . than . one
applied to tho Mate highway commission , branch of the big show is run almost
to construct a state aid bridge, 190 feet
long, over the Klkhorn river, near Kwlng.
The state assists In the construction of
all bridges, that measure more than 176
feet in length. ,
Reed Bpeaks at Sattow.
Attorney General Reed waa speaker of
the day at the Fourth of July coldbra-
exclusively by them and the best of it
is, run perfectly. For instance, there is
Lucia Zora, who has charge' of the train
ing of all the elephants. . There Is Mrs.
William Curtis, who personally super
vises every Inch of the wardrobe and de
signs the costumes, besides originating
an act every now and then. .There is
tlon Saturday In Sutton. He win speak i K,,1"la"d' the rtder who hM flh"
In Electrio park. Lincoln. Monday ,nd ! f' th utrtana in the show;
will leave the same evening for Chloago
to represent Nebraska ill the S-cent fare
hearings before the Interstate Commerce
commission.
Moreaead to See Auto Races.
. Governor Morehead will attend the au---
tomoblle raoea In Omaha Monday. He
left Lincoln Saturday for Stemauer,
he was scheduled for Fourth of July
address in the afternoon.
chool Valves Kicker.
' A dosen tracts of state school lands
will ha raised In valuation, as the re
sult of a trip last week made through
Cherry and Brown counties by Secre
tary of Stat Pool and Land Commis
sioner Beckman. The total Increase will
be in the neighborhood of $5,000.
Road Pays Its Tax.
The Northwestern railroad has paid to
; the secretary of state Its occupation tax
for 1915, the maximum amount of $2,500.
The Burlington and the Missouri Pa
N ctflo has heretofore 'paid the same
amount.
there Is Mrs. Charlfts Luckey, who con
trola all the aerial acts end if that Isn't
enough there Is Mis. Rhode Iloyal, the
horse trainer.
For every one of the twenty or more
high school horses which perform In the
hippodrome track during the performance
of the Sells-Floto circus owe their coUege jlast June, will write the production for
education to Mrs. Iioyal. Rlnaldo, the the coming year. It will be given Thurs-
GATE CITY SUBJECT
OF YASTJPAGEANT
Lincoln Commercial Club Will Give
Production Next Tear Typify
ing Growth of the West.
GREAT CAST IN BALLOT PARTS
(By Staff CorrMpondent.)
LINCOLN, Juna 8. (Special.) To
emphasize the state-wide character
of the Lincoln pageant next - year
given under the ausplcea of the Lin
coln Commercial club during com
mencement week, the directors have
endorsed for the 1916 event a
pageant to be known aa "The Gate
City.' Omaha will be reproduced In
history and symbol and its develop
ment will' be traced from the daya of
the Omaha Indians through the days
ot pioneer struggles and develop
ment of modern Indsutrlea of the
"Gate City."
Prof. II. B. Alexander, who wrote the
lines of "The Fagoant of Lincoln" given
Nebraska
GARDEN COUNTY LAND
SELLS FOR HIGH PRICE
OSHKOSH. Neh., July ".-(Special.)
Amos Meeker sold his 24ft-srre farm yes
terday for $0oo. at $125 per acre. This
R the highest price ret paid. for Knd In
this county or In this portion of western
Nebraska. The fkrm Ilea three miles
east of Lewellen, is fairly well Improved,
part In alfalfa, and under private Irriga
tion ditch W. J. Qjlllon and son pur
chased the Meeker piece, having farmed
It en shares the last two years.
ball room horse; Bathhouse John, Luck
ett, the high Jumper, end sll the others,
have been taught their every trick by
the smiling little woman of the hippo
drome track. And they also owe their
good education to snether thing the old
adage of the early "edrd.
"I always train my horses very, very
early In the morning," Mrs. Royal says.
"Often I am working with them before
daylight. I have found that a horse's
day and Friday of university commence
ment week. '
The first part will be devoted to a re
production of Omaga Indian ceremonials,
and will Include the dance of the
Thunderblrda, the erection of the sacred
tlpl. the warrior's rite symbolto of tribal
authority, and the women's rite, denoting
tribal perpetuity. j
The second part will open showing
Captain Downa, the flrat settler of
DEATH RECORD.
William Walters.
LIVHTON, Neb.. July $.-Special.)
William Welters died Thuraddsy morn
ing at the family home here.- He was
M years bid. lie wss an early settler
In this part of the county.
Mrs. N. M. Itetrlrk.
TORK, Neb,, July i-(Specll Mrs.
II. M. Drtrtck, died Thursday afternoon
at the family home, 700 Rest avenue.
She waa 14 years old. The funeml serv
ices were held from the residence ths
sftersoon at : clock, conducted hy
Rev. tV. ,C Wilier, and Interment wss
In Greenwood cemetery.
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Dlt. llRADnVRV IN NEW OFFICES
THE BOY OF TODAY IS
THE MAN OF TOMORROW
So while your boy la home from school enjoy
Ing the freedom of hla vacation, have bin teeth
gone over to avoid any Imperfections that are .
so apt to come to the growing child. TEETH
play a biff part In tho future ot this boy of to
day, ao give htra every chance to meet the bat
tles ot life. Health la the most natural thing
In the world. It la natural to be healthy, be
cause we are a part of nature we are nature.
Nature la trying hard to keep us well, because
she needa ua in her business and we are help
ing nature by caring for your teeth with the
most up-to-date PAINLESS methods. Bring the
boy In and we'll tell you what he needa.
The very latest Ideas In all branchee ot Den
tistry are youra In Dr. Bradbury's offices.
Filling from SO nU tap
Orowna from 92. RO top
GVM DISKARKS CtTBEl.
Send for Free Booklet on Tmisual Dentistry.
Railroad Fare for BO Mllee Allowed.
DR. BRADBURY, DENTIST
20 Years in Omaha. 021-23 Woodmen of the World nidg.
14th and Farnant St a., Ornah. - Thone Dong. 17 SO.
Honrs to 0; Sunday 10 to 12.
mind la most receptive then-and when Omaha, In his occupation of ferryman.
a mind la moat receptive, that is the time I The whole will be remlnescent of early
to Instill things Into If river traffic. Then will come the pony
Mrs. ltoyal andi'all the other women express with a ballet ef children on
"managers'1 will 'appear with the clr- Shetland ponies, and the opening of the
cus when it comes here for its two days' Union Faclflo.
stay. They also will be In the parade. The pageant will -close with symbolllsm
The show this year Is to exhibit at In rainbow dances, denoting the "Gate of
Twenty-first and Paul atreets. s I Promise." the Genius of Omaha In pan
York Will Have I a lea Bevlval.
TORK, Neb., July $.-8peclal.f-Plans
on a large scale have been compelled for
a union revival meeting in Tork, begin
ning October 1 All chuiches In the city
and sll members of the Tork Church
Federation are back of the movement
Many commltteea have been appointed
and are at work. The finance committee
reports that funda have been raised for
the erection of a large tabernaole.
Evangelists Lowry and Moody have ac
cepted terms for the campaign. An ef
fort Is, being made to get Ullly Sunday,,
to run out from Omaha for at least
one day during the York meeting.. Church
workers In the Omaha meetings will also
be Invited to oome to Tork from time
to time and hr'P Mi work. . .
INSPECT IRRIGATION WORKS
V
Congressmen and Reclamation Com
mission Hake Tour of Scott's
' Bluff District
Grand Island Witt .
Begin Seedling Mile
GRAND ISLAND,' Kebv, July S.-(Spe
. claL) Actual work. It is expected, will
begin on the "Seedling Mile" of the Lin
coln highway southeast of tbs city by
August 1. This is the estimate made
today by Local Consul Ashton, who has
been In charge of the movement for the
- same in this county. The mile will be
sixteen feet wide, of cement, and Is ee-
tlmated to cost from $10,000 to $12,000. It
Is Just east of the city, in one stretch
and leads toward the "River road," the
old Oregon trail, but is not in dispute
as between the Lincoln highway coruruls
of this work and Merrick county. '
WATE RPOWER DEVELOPMENT
ON BLUE RIVER PROMISED
will make this one of the early posslbilt
tlei. First Specifications Beady.
R. F. Walters, consulting engineer for
the Inter-mountaln division; Andrew
, Weiss, project engineer for the north
side project, and Oliver T. Reedy, pro
ject engineer for the Fort Laramie unit,
SPECIFICATIONS NEARLY READY , announced officially that the specifica
tion for the first ten miles of the Fort
Laramie canal are ready.' This will prob
ably take about JGOO.OCO of the $WO,000
available In the fiscal 'year beginning
today, for the construction work upon
this canal. This ten miles Includes a
tunnnel 27,000 feet long, and fourteen
by sixteen feet. There will also he two
eyphens about 800 feet long, one under
the Laramie river, and the other undar
Deer creek. . In about six week It is
expected that the contracts will be let
and the dirt begin -to move.
tomlme, and the "Gift of the Keys."
Farmer Killed by Llkhtalaa. -
OGALLALA. Neb., July !.(8peclal Tel
egram.) Kdward D. Harrison, a prom
inent farmer residing sevfcn miles west.
More than COO people will have roles was killed by lightning this afternoon,
and ballet parts. Musio for the odes, He Is survived by his wife snd one
songs and operatic sketches Included In I brother. The funeral will be held tomor-
the pantomime will be written by Prof.
II. I. Klrkpatrlck ot the University School
of Music.
HYMENEAL
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SCOTT'S BLUFF, Neb., July $. (Spe
cial.) The visit, to the valley Thursday
of Chairman John J. Fitzgerald of the
appropriations committee of the house
Of representatives, together with other
members of the committee consisting- of
William P. Morland of Missouri, Joseph
W. Byms of Tennessee, Charles R. Davis
of Minnesota, Frederick H. Glllett of
Massachusetts, James W. Good of Iowa,
Frank W. Mondell . of Wyoming, James
N, McAjidrews of , Illinois, George W.
. V.V, v .i,ui.,in .1111 K3OTbBa WIIU ICf VI .
KentiioVv nnrtanila ffrfttlhlnri fnr tit
future of the Scott's Bluff country. '
With the congressional committee was
the . National - Reclamation commission,
which was formed by Secretary Lane at
the beginning of his administration, and
It was observ ed that their work was con-
ALDRICH WILL SPEAK
AT UNIVERSITY PLACE
UNIVERSITY PLACE, Neb., July S.
(Special) University Place Is making
large plans for the Fourth of July ce'le-
i Drauon next juonaay. ine jiavciuc
Morsmaa-Parcane.
FALLS CITT. Neb., July 3.-8pee4al.)-Mlss
Ethel Louise Parchen, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parchen, and Wes
tel Kcnyon Morsman, were united In
marriage at the home of the bride on
the evening of June S), The marriage
had been planned to take placo June
18, and was postponed because of the
sudden death of the father of the troora
the morning of that date. Tho bride
waa deputy county clerk for the last
four years and the groom at present the
deputy county treasurer.
'McKey-Aadertoa.
EDGAR, Neb., July .-(?peclal.)-Mlss
Stella Anderton of Edgar and Ouy F. Mo-
Key of Arlan, la., were married nt Nel
son yesterday afternoon. The were ac
companied to Nelson by the groom's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam McKey, and the
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. An
derton, both residents of Edgar for msny
.years. The young roins went immediate y
row by Masonlo lodge.
sian Brawi Btar.
The New Tork club has signed Bablng.
ton, the star lnflelder of the Drown uni
versity team.
RHEUMATISM , '
Rheumatism and many other diseases can he successfully treated w'tn serum.
texen
All lkJfn bv ma while In tha early or acuti atage. with no complications.
are trwated with a guaranty aa to successful results backed by a life certificate
guaranteeing free medical sorvleee ahould the dlaoaae ever return.
Even when the disease hss reached the chronlo stage, after months and years
of Buffering accompanied with Impairment ot Joints, my improved treatment
ahowa marvelous results. I claim that no rheumatic condition is so bad that mvi
treatment will not relieve or completely eradicate. Several canes have been sue.
ceeafully treated by me after phyalclans have stated that nothing more could lt
done to relieve the patient.
I know of no reputable physician who wouM dare to guarantee you a auc
cessful treatment of rheumatism without the use of serum.
My treatment Is absolutely safe and painless, and lesvea no bad after effects,
but on the contracy acts ss a tunic on the entire system. ' t
DR. W. W. BOWSER. 114 Bee Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
PILES AND FISTULA CURED -n.
Thousands of the most prominent people of Omaha and Nebraska will
testify that Or. Msswsll cured them ef FILES and FISTULA, ,
. A WRfTTBN GUARANTEE IN EVERT CASK) TREATETX
PAY WHEN CURED
WHT PROLONG TOUR SUFFERING? 1
!r; Man well hss for twenty-eight years In Omaha specialised In treating
PILES AND FISTULA. AND CUHFD WITHOUT SURUSHT OR PAIN
PATIENTS DO NOT LOSW.ANT TIME FROM BUSINB8S.
Oradualea ef Bellevue Hospital Medical College, New Tork City, N. V.
DR: WILLIAM CREIGHTON MAXWELL
Honrs to II. I to I. nnday -10 to II. ,
Patients Must Come to the Ofrtca for Treatment. . . '
I0t-e-10 Omaha National Bank Bldg. 17th an Farnam .. Omaha, Neb.
Examination Free. , , . . ... Phone. Red lo.
tinulng upon the trip lust the same as If
in the. offices at Washington. Sidney band will give concerts durina the day, ;to Arlan, where ha la telegraph operator
B. Williamson, the chief of construction, 'beginning at :80. Chancellor Fulmer will ' in the Burlington flag station.
la busy .organising the work of beginning preside during the morning program, at I ""
the Fort I.aiamle unit of the Pathfinder which time ex-Governor C H. Aldrich i
project, which la to water 107,000 acres of will deliver an address.' The afternoon
land on the aouth side of the river, about
half ot which' is in Wyoming and the
other half in Nebraska. The other mem
bers of the commission ' who were here
will be crowded with races, ball games,
and wtU end with a wrestling match- be
tween M llholland and Deeder. to fast
amateurs. In the evening an open air
- (From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. July 1 (Special.) Water
power development on the Blue river by
the George G. Moore syndicate of Detroit
Is foreshadowed by a visit which Mr.
' Moore is making. . The Detroit man ar
rived In Lincoln Thursday and announced
he was merely inspecting the Lincoln
Traction company plant, In which bis
syndicate Is Interested.' ,
Report has it that Moore's visit Is of
more Importance, however, and that the
Commonwealth Power company, which
represents the Moore Interests, Is trying
to secure rights on the Blue river, which
will mean practical control of the power
possibilities of the stream. Although the
Blue has a large volume of water In It
the year around, no attempt jias , been
made to develop until recently. Thero
are now fifteen power filings on the
stream, six of which were filed by the
same man within the last few weeks. He
Is Charles O. Beardalee and his filings
cover the river from Barueston up to
Blue Springs. G. W. Steinmcyer has a
filing at Blue Springs, there are two at
Seward and one at Milford.
BeardfJee, it is believed, has been filing
for the Commonwealth syndicate. J j
'big MORTGAGE IS
FILED IN HALL COUNTY
were Director A, P. Davis, who has been band concert will be followed by an ex
in the reclamation service since Its be
ginning, and whose first-hand knowledge
Is of tremendous value, '
Members Btady Chart.
Mr. Davis gave a chart study of this
project tg the members of the congres
sional committee. W. A. Ryan, comp
troller of 1 the commission, had " direct
hlbltlon of moving pictures from the i
European war and elsewhere. All these
events will be free snd held In the open
air on the Wesleyan campus.
I
Stella Maa Dies In Onto ha
FA 1.1,8 CITY, Neb.. July 3.-(Speclal.)
Word waa received by relatives In this
citv vesterdav of tha death of Enhrlam
charge of the Itinerary of the party here ; withee. who was a former resident of
Stella, Neb.,) at a . hospital In Omaha
GRAND ISLAND. Neb., July i.ffipe
al.) What U the largest mortgage on
record In Hall county on local property
was filed this week by the Central Power
company, it being In the sum of $1,500,000
and . hypothecating the property of the
former Grand Isisnd Klectrio company
In this city tnd Howard county, where
water power is Aelng Installed and the
llnss running from here to thst point
and from this city in various directions
to the optlylng points It is expected to
serve. The Issue is to seour gold mort
gage per cent bonds.
and was a very busy man. I but not so
uuy uui mat ne naa his eye out at all
times observing where the money hss
been going, and that the fund be di
rected Into useful channels. Judge Will
R. King, tho genluaof irrigation law
and diplomat,' with his able asslstsnt, A.
K. Honnold, went Into a technical de
tail of the kgal phases of the project
Words of appreciation of the industry
and accomplishment of the commission
were heard from several members of the
congressional committee and others. :
F. S. McCaffree, secretary ot the as
sociated canals of western Nebraska,
and O. L. trhumway. ss special , repre
sentative of the Farmers' Irrigation dis
trict, met the party In Denver, aud came
wlth them into the valley.
CongresHman M. P. Kinkaid of this
district, and Senstors Clark and Warren,
alco met the party at eUnver, and were
splendid' In the work of showing up the
merits of the project But each voiced
the expersalon of Congressman Klnkald.
that It was much better than the'r own
conceptions, had It pictured. As Judge
King said, TnU Is not a project, it is
an empire. "'
.' V Toar Valley la Aatooaabllea. '
Local people met the party here with
ten automobiles. The trip taken wss a
from an aggravated cape - of appendi
citis. The body was taken to the home
of his father, Frank Withee, at Stella,
where the funeral will be held on Sun
day. Mr. Withee was $t years old and
leaves a small child. His wife died In
an Omaha hospital a little more than a
year ago.
Will Par Marty Cents for Wheat.
FREMONT, Neb., July Jt-8peclal.)
Fremont millers and elevator men have
decided to pay W cents for tba new wheat
crop, which wll be ready for market
within the next ten days. Old wheat Is
bringing $1.16, but there is little of this
grain being offered. Harvest will begin
In this vicinity next Monday, If the
weather conditions sre favorable.
L, P. CUMMINS. SHERIDAN
COUNT YPI0NEER DIES
RUPHV1LLE. Neb . July . (Special.)
L. p. Cummins, one of Sheldon county's
oldest settlers, died last Tuesday at Itot
Springs. He was operated on st the Hot
. Springs hospital and di.yl the next day.
lie waa. about 75 years of age and came
jtd Rushville In the fall of IfM. lie was
aa unusually Intelligent snd well read
man, snd was a iocnl port of sttie re
pute, being a prominent rtguie In i-aiiii
Could Not "Walk sllh Rheaasatlam.
A satisfied patient wrltesT "Sloan's
Liniment ' cured my rheumatism; am
grateful; I can now walk without pain."
Only Ko. All druggists. Advertisement.
Hailstorm la tireeley t'anslr.
GREELEY. , Neb.. July $. (Spectal.)-.A
destructive hailstorm passed over a sec
tion of the county about four miles wide
and six miles long, catching farms In
both Wallace Creek and Mount Pleasant
precincts and coming within two milea
short turn sbout Oerlng valley, then thejof Greeley Center on the north. Gur
big Minatare dam, which Is Juat com-j dens, fruit and small grain were totally
pleted, and at a cost of approximately ! destroyed. The corn Is completely beaten
aown, but Is so small that It Is thought
ITCHY BURNING
Disturbed Rest. Scratching
Irritated. Hair Fell Out.
Trouble Arrested by
CUTICURA SOAP AND
CUT1CURA OINTMENT
"My ailment was scalp trouble caused
by bad soap. I had aa Itchy, burning sen
sation all over the scalp which often dis
turbed my rest. I was also
troubled with dandruff and
my scalp was much Irritated
by scratching. My hair did
not grow and fell out vary
plentifully.
"The trouble dated back
to some Ave years ago and
continued up to a few months
ago. I used many remedies
before I used Cutlcura Soap and Ointment
which arrested the trouble Immediately.
My scalp Is bow in a very healthy condi
tion and toy hair luxuriant and grows very
rapidly." (Signed) Mrs. 'Herman E. Ro
dins, 807 Clark It., Evans ton, III., Jan. 27,
1916.
. Simple Each Free by Mall
WHh 82-p. Skin Book on request. Ad
dress post-card "Catteura, Deri. T,
tmm." Sold throughout the world.
t.ui.ow, wilh a stomas cm partly of 60,000
acre ftt of water. From thero, past
Lake Alice, over the Scottsblufs, Sun
flower and Hutch Flat table lands that
have been reclaimed by the government
and Trlstate canals. This gave excellent
demonstration of the result of six. or
seven years development. Then the party,
returned to Mitchell for mid-day lunch,
iln the afternoon fourteen automobiles
conducted the party over he territory
of the Fort I-aramle usHt. which showed
the raw mater.!, or tho native prairie
in its undeveloped state, arriving, at Tor
ring ton In time to take the spectul pro
vided by the Burlington to tbe Whslen
dam. a herer 1,4" second feet of water ;
were being diverted into the headgate
of the Iiittrslato Unit, and t.Guo aecond
feet plunging over the dam to supply
other canals farther dowa the rler.
A public hearing was held In the new
court hou-e et T.irrindti.n, In th. even-
much of It will come up again.
in. I'r j uh r, : rn niH ,y i-'ay
In an eai 'ir dav. T'r I 1 1 ' ' ",: 1 " ''"'hrt'-
no are j -i -,.. vii ilou of t ie
farmers' can 1 tu cj.rr re. teniroty
north of Bridge pen. , .Neji at.o.ia now
x-nulng foi a riU- to: tiail i'ui t ie
j guTerurm'ni nreuan in farmers canal
its' Institutes
fuural was Ix-ld fi'uu the Ii.ii,
T. U;ier having charge of the brief sen
Ices.
ir.t suoms quick with a IVe Want A
5000 MEN S SUITS
f ' ' '
f aa-r. avat,-,
PRICE
Warn Vcather
- Lsisitude
Don't let It overtake you by keep
ing the system .and body in good
condition -drive it from you If it bas
already taken hold fcy using
Duffy's Pure
Halt Whiskey
the reliable tonic stimulant Thou
sands who suffer from that "tired
feeling" do not associate it with a
condition of lowered vitality.
Tills tonic will soon relieve the
feeling of lasaltude, stimulate the
circulation. Improve appouis and di
gestion and restore vigor to tbe body
and elasticity to the atep.
A bottle or Imffy's should be kept
In the medicine closet as first aid fur
relieving and preventing all summer
Ills. The very best fur emergencies.
"Get Duffy's
and Ke;pWell"
At most drug
glsls, grocers
and dealers, II.
If thv csn't
supply you.
write a. Med
I' Hi bugklK,
flee.
The Daffy Malt Whisks Oo.,
Koch ester, V. T.
the
In Observation of the
One Hundred and Thirty-Ninth Anniversary of
Foundation of the American Nation
This Store Will Remain Closed All
Monday, July Sth
: ' . ' ! .
With the-Opening of the Store Tuesday Morning v
v. We Begin One of the Most Impressive
JULY CLEARING SALES
in Our History. Monday Night's Papers Will
Contain Full Particulars
Brandeis Stores
Ireet Gar Service to Auto Speeray
A double track has recently been built from .Locust
Street north to the gate of the Speedway. On July 6th (the
day of the big races), through cars from Fourteenth and
Howard Streets will run direct to the Speedway. These cars
will bear signs reading: "TAKE THIS OAR TO SPEED
WAY." Extra service from Sixteenth and Locust Streets as
the travel may demand. . , ; .
mnlia & Council Bluffs Street Railway Go.
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