Tim BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBKR 16. KM 5.
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BRIEF CITY NEWS
far e1 mil tv Now Peaeon Free, j
fcifhtlB flrta fturgesa-Grandon. ;
T Club KNtl frlday TUB
eluo M Omaba will meet Friday 11
oa th fourth, floor of th Douglas county
oMirt house. ,
Slaa U WYoih'l jUtoiisn At 3:30 u.
v., K. V. Stevens, night watohroan, rlls
r.orered fir la the kitchen of Wroth a
cafe. The damage wn nominal.
aok at Work ooa W. P. Hart, night
wire chief of the Western Vnlon. hits re
enter from n attark of ptomaine poi
son and will be out In a few days.
stall Fined One Dollar I . Mullen,
:M Burdette street, wa arraigned In
nolle court for assaulting George Hanek,
and a a result was fined tl and coats.
"Xedara Oomylet aetme rrogram"
classified section today, and appear la
The Be KXCI,U81VELT. Find out what
tne varlou moving picture theaters offer.
The Tabernacle on Voatcard tienry
F. Kleaer, manager of the tabernacle
bookstand, haa just publlsliej a postrarrt
of the tabernacle, showing a full view
of the building-.
Touring with Ante Ralph Hal',
oeehler of the Farmers and Merchants
State bank at Neola. In., passed through
Omaha on an auto trip from Neola to
Rxcelaior Springs, Mo. with Kir. Hall
are hie wife and mother. Tho party will
return through Omaha In a oouple of
week.
Nebraska
SOLD BUILDINGS
MOST COME DOWN
Fire Commissioner Ridgfll Will
Start Ont on Campaign Order
ing Removal of Fire Traps.
HORSE DISEASE AT LA PLATTE
Nebraska
Attorney Involved in
Conspiracy Charge
(Xmm a Staff Correspondent.)
MNCOWC. Sept. IR.-tHpeclal.V-rnrtles
who have old an! decrepit building
around their premises which are nothing
but fire trap will now have to look out
for Fire Commissioned Wdgell will soon
be on their trail.
Judge Klilgell ha returned from t
tendlnr the national convention of fire
oomm'.eslriier et t'hlrago and while
there satisfied himself an to the right of
a fire commissioner to order the tearing
down of structures which are a menace
to the neighborhood surrounding them aa
fire alerter. Heretofore there haa been
a. question as to tho rlvht of the com-
'mtsVoner In tho matter nnd he has dla
iVversd thht every stale which has had
I a teat In the courts of the matter haa !
Nebraska
Man is Killed in
an Automobile
Upset Near Wahoo
i From a Pl.tff Correspondents
LINCOLN, Nrh.. Sept. K (Speclnl
Telegram.) Otto J. Miller, a well known
1 Incoln attorney. Is In Juil tndav on the
iharge ol obtaining money under false
I reter.scs.
.Miller Is charged with entering Into a
WAIliK), Neb.. Pept. -(Special Tele-
grm.)-J. A. Novak of Weston was killed
and J. flhandre wae seriously Injured In ;
i an automobile accident four miles west ;
here last night about o'clock. Shan-
old lad. and William . Redding, to d
fraud the Burlington Hallway company.
Knight, In a confession, any that he
was coaxed Into the deal by the other
two men. Ho had told Redding of a
rupture he had received a couple of
years ago, and, he says. Redding fixed
It with him that he was to buy a ticket
at the tlurilngton ticket office and then
meet with an "accident." while walking
across the depot platform, which was
Successfully carried out.
Ho was paid lilRO, while more f as
paid Miller as attorney fees.
Store Hours: 8:30 A. M. to C P. M, Saturdays Till 9 P. M. L.. . .r.H--.i
Orders Taken for
Main I loor Hrar.
Dyeing and
Cleaning
Apparel.
Women's,
Missss' and Children's
Telephone) Doogla 137.
Burgess-Nash Company.
Thurailny, Sept. 10. IIMV
V KRYB OOyS 3TOR K
NTOHK'NKWH rXU tih iimpAy.
I'hnnt DoiidUa 17.
decldeil tbnt tb bull, 1lt.ua moat
Twlephone Men to Ooaat One hundred ,,own ,-onH, ntM ve l)l0 flre lyjnH
and twenty-five members of the Asso-la- mu,,,,,,,- tlie Hght to (eBr oovn th.
lion of Telephone Pioneer of America, . building himself, but In this state the
mum irnni w lore, wnra am. "t0wncr of t,l(f bfiMinm la f)rit noUfled
and If ho does not do tho work the com
missioner can order the same done and
the epeim charged up to the property
ns taxes,
civ nattermllk Company.
The Drav Buttermilk rainnnnv Is a new
Itnd Death Aeottoatal An Inquest ! 0f,rDurl,tjon nr.ej.turi Ir. Om-.h whlrh
uto sx'cldont j rl;t!( lrtdcl of (noorporatlon with the
secretary of state today. The company
Ua a cuptta! of 35,(0, with D. D. Van
Jiusen, D. V. One. D. V. VanDusen, J.
east, en route to their annual meeting in
ritui Franciaco, will pass through Onmh
at 3.46 o'clock this aftor.iocu. They
will come on a special train over the
.Vortsrweetem and go out over the Vnlon
.aciric.
-as held lnQuliing: into Die
which occurred fct Flfty-safloiid nnd
Dodge atrset, Monday afternoon, and I
which resulted In the death of Pomlno
v.'osenta, laborer. The ve'dict SettTrnlned
the affair aa purely accidental. Rn'l
Milone, whose Car struck Uio man, :md
the two occupants of the vehicle, who
were arrested after the ci'.llslon, were re
leased from custody.
Boosting for the
County Fair to Be
Held Next Week
The Douglas county fair will bo held
next week on the new fair grounds be
twecn Omaha and Benson. The grounds
are on the car line and are only about
twemty minutes ride from the business
center of Omaha. The ga,tea will open
next Monday and will close the following
night. Members of the board of direc
tors have issued an appeal to citizen
of the city and county, saying:
"A large attendance la one of the main
requirement to Insure success and we
urge all the business interest and all
Individual In Greater Omaha, as well
as throughout the county to help make
this county fair aomethlnr like the old
time fair day, when IKugla county
turned out on masse and held the best
county fair In the tate of Nebraska.
"The board ha provided attraction
from the standpoint of the exhibitor and
the peetator that will be Interesting
and Instructive, but It Is not on tress
feature alone that we urgently request
a large attendance, aa thl association
contemplate a much wider field and
ecope. Poeseaalng one of the most beau
tiful fair ground In the country, with
a largo and commodlou grandstand and
cplendid race track. It therefore has In
view, If properly aupported by a Jars
attendance, the merging of the Dosgla
county fair Into a great district fair to
embrace the eastern countle of Ne
braska, a well a tho of western Iowa,
fouth Dakota, Missouri and Kansas.
A Omaha 1 destined to become the
greatest city in the Missouri valley reg
ion, it would be but fitting and proper
to have each fall a big exhibit of the
agrrlrulourtal resources of this America'
Valley of the Nile 4 Omaha, the Bate
way of the west." - - -
Sailor Lad Keeps
News of Marriage
Secret Over Month
For over a month co-worker of Petty
officer Paul M. Oslck of the local navy
recruiting station have observed that
their colleague ha beon of an unusual
amiable and happy disposition. The navy
lads wondered and pandered, but It was
an entire month before they dUoovered
the reaeon.
Then the new leaked out that Oslek
wa. on August 1, secretly married to MU
My Andreeon cf the South Bide. The
couple ouletly went by auto to Platt
mouth. where the knot wa tied. When
the new of the wedding did leak out a
reception followed Tuesday evening at
the home of the bride parent, 1413
North Twenty-fifth treet. South Side,
and a formal announcement made to
seventy-five friend,
t i iii '
Omaha Boosters to
Make One-Day Trade
Trip Through Iowa
Aeoo:clng to all precedent and eustom,
U will rain Friday. At least Uiat day ha
(men set by Chairman Tom Co'eman ana
hU Commercial club committee a th
oa-.r. of a ene-day trade trip te be con
duoted tbi"ouh western Iowa by th
t-d tenion commltte of th club.
Twlc ptpond on account of rain and
V-4 road lu that part of Iowa, the pro
posed auto trip by Omaha trade booster
ha bn con-idared a Jonah" for many
week
Leaving Omaha at 7 a. rn , the trade
booater plan to visit Olenwood, Malvern,
Hasting. Emerson. Bed Oak, Essex.
Shenandoah, Kidney and Tabor, atl in
lews, and hop to emerge from road
fre of mud by T p. m. The total dis
tance mapped out for them 1 Iff! mile.
b. Outright, Incorporator.
Inquiry Altnnt Auto Lteenae,
Secretary of Htate Pool ha recutved
a communication from th chief of police
of San Francisco. Who own automobile
No. o.?45. The record show that It was
Issued to J. A. Kellnhar of Norfolk and
that tbe license has not been paid for
this year. There wa nothing In the
communication to Indicate what tho mat
ter wan, but if it involve tho legality
of the number and the ownor Is forcod
to take out a California number It In
liable to cost him a good sum, as the
license there 1 goverwinl Jjy the horse
power of the machine.
lloree Dying- at I.a Platte.
The state veterinarian received a me
saKo this morning from Fred Iske at
Laflatte. Muting that hi horses are dy
ing at the rate of three a week and de
sires the veterinarian to make an Inves
tigation. Dr. McKtm will vlxit the place
either today or tomorrow.
Ridgell Will Start
Suit Over Warrants
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, Neb., Pept. IB, (Special
Telegram.)-Suit will be brought in the
circuit oourt at once by Fire Commis
sioner Rldgell to compel State Treasurer
Hall to pay warrant drawn on the gen
eral fund for the payment of expenses
of tho fire commissioner' office,' the at
torney general today completing the pa
per In the case. The fee have been paid
Into the treasury by th oomnllonr
and Mr. Hall denies tho right of the
commissioner to draw them out without
a specific appropriation for that purpose.
Falrhnrr ews te.
FATRBVRT, Neb.. Sept. 1.1 (Speclnt.)
J. It. Mack, wife and baby left for
Coffeyvllle, Kan., today to spend a
week' vacation. D. F, Oonts of t'urRell,
Kan., la acting manager for the West
em t'nlon In his absence.
H. Z. Mllllkan ha returned from a
trip to Valley .function, lit.
Mi, and Mrs. Henry Fehlmun of Aains.
worth, Neh., are visiting with the for
mer' parent. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Feh!
nian, northwest of Falrbury.
Mrs. John Hcldelk la taking her annual
vacation from her duties In tho Rock
Island division uporlntondont's office.
W. A. a?heahan, division superintendent
for th Rock Island, ha returned from
Hrooklyn, N. T., where he accompanied
the body or hi wire last weelt.
A reduction of mnehlnists. bolVrmnkers
end helpers wa made In the locomellvr.
shop of the Rock Island nt thl print
this week.
control of the car In torn manner as It
approached a small bridge and It turned
j turtle. Both men were thron rlear of
! the car and were found a few minute
later by W. II. Bherwood, who wa driv
ing from Clrk to Wahoo with his fam
ily. They were lying sldo by side In th
middle of the road. Novak wa dead,
his skull being crushed. Shandra was In
a eml-conclous condition. His collar
bone and one arm are broken and be Is
injured Internally. He probably will re
cover. Novak was a saloon keeper and
Mhandra I In the real estate hustnes.
It Is supposed that th accident wa due
to a defect In the Steering gear.
Cseter tn llnvp torn Festival.
KXETLR, Neb.. Sept. 1.1. (RpenlAl.)
Great preparation are being made in
Exeter for the Corn feilval, whloh will
occur October 7-9. One of the prlnclpnl
event will be th wrestling match on
Thursday, October 7, between Anton
Stecher, brother of the world' champion,
Joseph Stecher, with Chri Jordan, n
Greek middleweight. .Toe Stecher will be
present as an Interested spectator. The
bout will occur In a large tent, with a
Keating capacity of l.WO, which has been
secured for th occasion.
EXETER DEDICATES NEW
HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING
rcXBTITn. Neb., Pept. IS.- tSpeclul.)
Kxeter' new high school building wa
dedicated Monday, The teacher and
pupil met In th morning, when eats
were assigned and the school generally
organised. At I 30 p. m., th dedication
program started with the fine, large and
handsome building filled from top to
bottom with a happy, admiring crowd.
Th exercises opened with n Invocation
!y FT. McDonald. The address of wel-.
i come, by Mavor J. n. Klota, was to tne
point and heartily received, as was the
"School Plan," by Frederick W. Clark,
tle architect, of Omaha. In a witty
little talk, Hon. Charles C. Bmlth, Intro
duced Chancellor Iwumiel Avery of the
Nebraska university, who made a fine
address. Sluto Superintendent A. O.
Thomas and County Huperintendent Lil
lian r. Green, mado addresses on educa
tional topic at exerolse held In the eve
ning, and Rev. J. W. Walt delivered an
Illustrated lecture on the Philippine.
Prompt Action Wtl atop Vonr
Con rn.
Dr. King's New Discovery will stop
your cough. The first dose help. Good
for children. All druggists, 50c. Advertisement.
lloitie-Cnmlnir Dny at Syracuse.
YRACI'PF!, Noh., Kept. 18. (Ppeclal.)
At a mass meeting helj last night under
the ausplcea of the Commercial club, It
w decided to hold the annual home
coming day, known as Syracuse Day, on
Thursday, October 14. A general commit
tee composed of H. H. FlnlKan, chairman;
J. D. Anderson, secretary, and Hon. F.
A. Tteuter. wae appointed with powers to
make all arrangement and to appoint all
sub-oommlttee. Hyracuse Is looking
forward to one of the biggest day In the amended to
Compensation Law
is a Boon to Labor
history of the town.
Although, In the opinion of Labor Com
missioner F. M. Coffey, the workmen'
compensation law should be amended to
provide supervision of settlement, he be
lieve that It ha been a boon to labor.
"Most employe who are Injured and
receive payment under the Compensation
law return to their old jobs," said Mr.
Coffey. "I think that I one of th moat
Important benefit of the measure. On
day 1 received sixty-four report of final
settlements by employe, nearly all of
whom went back to the aame work.
"lTnder the old system there would
probably have been sixty-four lawsuits,
attended by long delay, and th men
would have lost their Jobs,"
Insurance companies and some employ
ers, however, have shown a disposition
to drive "sharp bargains," said Mr. Cof-
t fey, and he bollovca the law should be
provide supervision of et-
SEPTEMBER SEWING WEEK
Affords Scores of Helpful Suggestions and instructions
that will make Your Akoar-Ben Gown a Success
SKWIMl wn-k Is by far the moat valuable, and Important weok of th senaon for drrsa.
opportunities and of uprrial lntereat to the home and profeealonal dressmaker.
A vreek of
Mrs. Moulton and Staff Will Cut,
Fit and Pin Free of Charge
ANY material you may buy ot 5Se the yard or
over. Many special price Inducement tn i'.k,
dress Rood, velvets, velours, notion, etc. Mr.
MotiUon' ttdvlcp on atyl correctness and her help
In rutting and fitting will be of Inestimable value
t Barges. Xak Oompany.
$1.00 and $1.50 SILKS in Sew
ing Week Sale Thursday, Yard 59c
A SPLENDID assortment of high grade Mlks In a Urge variety of
slylfg anil coloring to choose from. Included are taffeta, crey
de chines, moires, niessallnes, brocade and many other gnj
equally popular weave, All 30 to 4 2 Inches wide. Keg- fij
ular $1.00 and $1:60 Tnluea pecltly priced Thrday a "Mm Mm.
at, por yard
urys-Wash Oo, Mala Floor.
PICTORIAL REVIEW1 PATTERN
We recommend them because we know they era authentic, far in advance of
any other pattern, and never fail to give complete satisfaction.
Miss M. J. Tyler of Keister
SchoprWiil Talk on Fabrics
M1RS M. J. Tylet of the KeUier Bchool will talk
Thursday afteruoou In the the Reception
Room, Fourth Floor, on fabric and the art of atie
ressfully cnmnlnlng the different fabric Mlsa Tyler
will pieaent the most favored fabric In plain and com
bination effects. A aplendld opportunity to get new
ideas on new fabric and color scheme for your new
AK-Har-Hen Hall gown, Come; It will be interesting and
tart promptly at t. M
China Painting
Lessons FREE
It free. Tlk wll
Th FALL FASHION
. tlumnnl.
( nimnaullr Plenlo at Worth Bend.
NOKTH BEND. Neb.. Sept. 15.-(Spe-clal.)
The community picnic held here
yesterday successfully carried out th
Idea which the name suggest. About
1,000 people assembled at the city park '
for a big c'ommunlty dinner, served on
long table; at which hundreds of peopl
were seated In happy family faahlon, and
enjoyed a rare feast. Preceding the din
ner at noon the plonlo wedding occurred, '
the happy couple being Lloyd King and .
Miss Pearl muck, both of Fremont. For ',
this wedding the management of the pic- '
nlc offered IKiO In gift. Variou sport
and game furnished entertainment for ;
the afternoon and th festivities closed
with a dance In the evening.
lllstrlot Fair at Msrwsed,
MAYWOOD. Neb., Bept. 15. (Special.)
The Southwest Nebraska district fair for
the district comprised ot Phelp, Harlan,
Gosper, Furnaa, Lincoln, Frontier, Red
willow, Hayes. Hitchcock, Perkln, Chase
and Dundy countle will be held here
October 11-1S. Governor Morehead, Judge
Kennedy of Omaha, United State Sen
ator Hitchcock and Hon. Silas It. Barton
will deliver addresses at th fair. Senator
N orris is expected to speak. There will
be a big racing program every day and
dally band conrerts. The premium and
purses total 13,500.
Apartments, flat, houses and cottage
can be rented quickly and cheaply by a
Bee "For Rent."
3X2
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What lcind of roofing shall I buy?
TXm Cmsexsf gqyet You oasi boy a ha) jBrasraaite4
roofing and hts a few dollar ia inU
fUeK-r yott coti Li alight Urr and gat a
r guarnta4 by th world s largost nmnaractu rer
ing and boilding papora, Tko final mt I what
and you'll find k ahaapar im th lomg nn to bay
o
Roofing
TV roofing- the bshevt qtsdhy poe
ibU so mmlt and k is guarurteed 5, 10
or IS yean, for 1, t or I ply respect
ively. When ones hid, Certam feerf
mast ratnaia iotact at least fur "tit
period of th g-usranre and tne fvar
ote I a dtrfniisa h raw against all
roofing trouble.
Roofing that is cheaper tlMiCvfrinT(f
Is cheaper la quality and 1 not guaran
teed by a big mill and best retponst
bUity. If the cheap roof fall dowa yon
wUl bar to Py the doabi axpuaM of
laying a pew roof ail over again.
Certctn-reeJ Hoofing is for sal by
ocaicn crerywharg at raaao M pricea.
lie tot sack el the above aesthete.
BOOK and OCTOBER PATTERNS
NOV ON (ALK
arra-Mash Co. Mala nov.
SS KM 10. who ii with.
laat year, will be In
charge. Not any too early
to plan for Holiday gifts.
Hour to 11 A, M. and 3 to
5 P. M. daily.
nrg -Tn Co yenrth riowr.
Drugs and Toilets
Jap Roea toap,
cake Ao
Sal Hepatica,
26c alia . . ino
Sloan' Lini
ment, S r c
alia 17c
CiBlh rox
sham poo, 50c
alxe iiOc
lae'beU's face
powder, B 0 c
atze lo
Borgeis-lTash
Houa ahold
a m m onJa, 1
quart . .lite
Kngllah Ivory
combs . . ,K0o
Jad Halt. 76o
alze 49a
Sant-flush, 2 Bo
Rite 17a
Willi a m i1
having aoap,
caka ...a He
Co. Mala moo
isBurgess-Nash Co.-Everybody's Store 16th and Harney Sta.c
General Roofing Manufacturing Company
sTerM't largost maOHrootarsrs of OouHrvj ewa OuUdM,a
Km Took Or OiWsMe Ptill.JnsnWa tt. Levis Boston CUnU.I
iFraansK Csschssort silassse giasiivaw
Haasbarf )!
CARPENTER PAPER CO.
, OMAHADISTRIBUTEHl
CERTAIN-TEED ROOFING
BUILDING PAPkH
HI ! wu'trakts,
O. D. Wright, Rosemout, Neb., write:
For about six month I wa bothered
with shooting and continual pain In th
region of my kidney. My rest wa
broke nearly every night by frequent
actions of my kidney. I wa advised by
my doctor to try Foley Kidney plila and
on SO-cent bottle made a well man ot
pi. I eao always recommend Foley Kld
aey Pllla for I know they are good."
Thl splendid remedy for backache, t her
niation, sore muscles and swollen Joints
tiontalns no habit forming drug". Soli
svory where. Advertisement.
' a 'Tor Bale" ad will turn cond-hand
furniture Into
3.00 s3.50 4.00 '4.59 & S.B0 SHOES
FOR MEN
AND WOMEN
nv tew
f y& W. U. DOUGLAS
U. WAS PUT TO
Erf v: WORK PECOINQ
I KT MOESAT$CVN
I t-cvw r'l VtAR OF ACC.
f'.V U HE BEGAN MAN
I f UFACTURINQ IN
V .-JoV.y7 I87, AND IS
XV '; NOW TMS LAR-
vrX CEST MAKER OF
rfVA,sk I 'PMBVS would.
fc&Pi$, l?:,yi?,hLA'v Boy- Shoes.
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YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY
WEARING VV. L. DOUGLAS SUOES
VALUE GUARANTEED
For 32 years W.L. Douglas name has stood for shoes
of the highest standard of quality for the price. His
name and the price stamped on the bottom guarantees
full value. They are the best known shoes in the world.
W. L. Douglas shoe are made of the most carefully
selected leathers, after the latest models, in awell equipped
factory at Brockton, Mass., under the direction and per
sonal inspection of a most perfect organization and the
- . a .on a a II I I 1 l
highest paid skilled shoemakers ; au wonting wun an nonesc
determination to make tbe best snoes in me woria.
W. L. Douglas $3.00 and $3.50 shoes are
the best that can be produced tor the price.
W. L. Douglas $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00
shoes are just as good for style, fit and weary
aa other makes costins $6.00 to $8.00, the f.L
only perceptibledif f erence u the price.
None genuine unless W, L. Doug
las name and the retail price is
stamped on the bottom.
If your local (Jester cannot supply you, writ
(or Illustrated Catalog thowing how to order
by laaiL W. L, IXUgLa.S.
160 Spark Soeat. Broclttoa, Mm.
DOUQLAS SHOE STORE t 1 1 7 North Sixteenth St.. Omaha, Neb.
Robbing the Bottle
That's what 70a do when you taks
th cream off th top of the milk
bottl. There's but llttl food alu
left la ths blu milk.
Cottnqc
StorUIaod
It rich and cresmy to th list drop.
You can ui part of it full strength
for cream and dilute th rest for
cooking purpose and always havs
th proper food valua.
Cottage Milk to pure, rich milk with
snout of the water taken out and with
nothing added. It h. More tkaa twice
t) food valua of bottle suik.
Cottage Milk i mad In our sanitary,
spotless condenserirs located in Ui bast
trying district In th country.
Get sc-fllv todsy and see how
superior it I to buttle nuik.
77. Milk Without
t A Cooktd To'
In Two Sizes
5 and lOc
At all Good Dealer
AMERICAN MILK CO.
CH1CAC0
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Tkt nality printer ttrtt$
kit customer to spend
money for good engravings,
became it it money well
spent. The best printer in
the business cannot get re
suits out of tat inferior cut.
We make them to suit the
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WYOMING
S4
n
(This Is NOT a Land Drawing:)
149,838 aor8 In the Goshen Holo
Country, Eastern Wyoming, open for
settlement under Homestead Laws
In tracts of 160 acres.
NriUECT TO INSPECTION ON AND AFTER
SKI "HOMB lOll 2. 19ir-SUBJECT TO ENTRY,
FILINd OU SELKCTION OCTOBEll 25, 1915.
ThiH is thf Inst l.irgfi tract in Wyoming to bo dis
IkjkoiI of umlcr tho Homestead Act. To reach Tor
rington, the nearest milroad point to these lands,
travel via
Union Pacific
to Geriru?, Nebraska, Heaving Omaha 12:30 mid
night) auto ntafco. to Seott's Bluff (about two miles),
train leaving that point Ht 3:55 p. m., arivintr Tor
riniron 5 A") p. m. same lay. Entry filing or selec
tion, Ort. 2.'), 1 )!."), at T'lieyi-nne, Wyominp:, United
States (loverriiin'nt Land Office, beginning 9 o'clock
a. in.
Tlu eastern, edge nf these lands may al be
rear-hod by an 18 mile automobile drive from Haig,
Nebraska, the terminus of the North Platte Valley
branch of Union Pacific Railroad, 7 miles west of
Oering.
Send today for sjieoial circular containing plat
of the land, extracts from tho Homestead Laws, and
information about railroad and automobile trans
jwrtation to this tract. Free upon application to
R. A. SMITH
Colinization and Industrial Agent, Union
Pacific System, Room 103, U. P.
Bids., Omaha, Neb.
Standard Make Sew-
ing Machines for
5c First Payment
FIVE cent first payment Ke
en res Immediate dellrery
of any make of sewing machine
you prefer. Tbe balanoa to ba
paid In email weekly or month
ly payments. Included are
auch well known brands as:
FItrCR SINGER
NKW ITO MR PAHAOOV
IIOWK AUTOMATIC
ARROW
Borne are brand new machine
while others have been used
slightly, but In perfect condition.
Barges-IT ash Cov Third Tleor.
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