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Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02
DIAMOND JuuiDEE or ruN rorE.
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In ENCelaRut Hentth,
ROME. Jan. The sixtieth anniversary
OF the pcpes first cehbraiion or mass was
Observed at the vatican today. Fully 5000
delegates from Cathnllc societies and paro.
chal committees were admitted to the Sala
Della Logga of rae vatican at $50 o'clock
this morning. aod shortly after that hour
his holiness was carried in on sedia gesta-
toriu. amid the acGlamations OF the spec
tators The pupe, ofIicidted at his
own diamond mass, the music being
furnished by the choir OF the Sistine
chapel. The venerable pontiff then attended
a mass OF thanksgiving, kneellng on
prize deu, At the conclusion Of this mass
his holiness in a strong voice. pronounced
the papal benedic,ion. He then took his
seat on the throne and received delegations
until 1890 o'clock, when he was borne out
on the sedia gestetoria amid the acclama-
tions of those present.
His holiness had most radiant face, and
1t was evident that he was enjoying ex-
cellent health He received hundreds OF
ri-Ih presents. Emperor Francis Joseph OF
Austria-Hungary sent him $4,000 norins In
gold In gold casket, and the queen regent
Of Spain sent a massive gold and jeweled
goblet. His gift from the United States
was a diamond cross. President Faure
sen, six sevres vases and the present from
the sultan Of Turkey was superb diamond
ring. Every country sent large contri-
button to Peters pence fund.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02
nunIiiN In pinnns.

1t has always been our policy to furnish
our patrons with the best pianos manuiac-
tured and at the most reasonable price con-
sistInt with the qulity furnished This pol
icy mas made possible the enormous business
done by our house during the past year. Our
twenty-four years experience in this line
has proven fully that IL pays us to sell the
best pianos os well as you TO buy the best.
len the Knabe, new scale Kimball, Kranicl /,
& Bach and Hallet & Davis pianos, the best
is represented with ., variety of tcue to eX-
actly suit the most critical musician.
But in them all the quality is there to
make every purchaser know that he has not
spent his money in vain.
We have ab5ut ten or twelve more pianos
than ro1m for therefore for the 0eNt day or
tive, or uutil our stock is reduced to normal
proportions again. we will sell a few of the
best or cheapest pb.nos in our house for less
money than they can be replaced.
A few bargains in uprigh. slightly used
plcnos, such Gs the Hardman, old scale Kim
ball, Fischer Vose & Sons at $63 to $685. on
payments Ct S15 cash and Sc to $S month
Any new piano in the house this week for
S25 cash and IS to $40 monthly.
A. HOSPE,
1913 Dougl.s, Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02
GERMAN NEWSPAPER ELoouEycE.
Rhetorical Reference to Governments
Movements in China.

BERLIN Jan. 1.-The Nord Deutsche Al
legemeine ZetGng announces in big type that
Emperor William had arrived unexpectedly
from PCtsdam and had conferred with Prince
Eohenlohe, the chancellor, the inference be-
ing that it was a meeting of special impor-
tance.
The paper also prints the following evil
IDENTIFY inspired paragraph: Whatever talka-
tive persons may write or say about Ger
many's new naval development this is GER.
tain, that when the muse of history turns
the pages headed 1897 she will pensively lin
ger over the part in shining letters, 1t is
written in the lands of the Germans on the
sand of the yellow sea. "
There is more of the same soaring charac.
ter, indicating it's origin. Liberal and radi.
cal politicians, however, are bound to confess
that the enthusiasm for the navy increases
and spreads daily, especially in Prussia ant
Northern Germany.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02

An incipient fire was intercepted at the
Schlitz hotel at 11:16 o'clock last night The
clerk happened to be in the hall at that
time and noticed that smoke was issuing
from the dumbwaiter shaft He gave the
alarm and awakened the guests of the ho-
tel. on the arrival of the firemen search
was made for the source of the fire but
although the rooms were filled with smoke,
it was some time before the flames We're
discovered in the boiler room. They were
eXtinsuished with nominal damage to the
building The cause of the fire is somewhat
in doubt, but a section of steam pipe was
found to have been unwrapped of the as
bestos covering and Is thought to have
lgnited some oily rags which were thrown
in q corner
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02

An item in recent drug periodical re-
garding ID. n. Dickinson, known in this
city as DIR Dodge" states that he has
been sentenced to two years in the pen
itentiary at Butte, Mont, on the charge of
Grand larceny. "Dr. Dodge" did business
at lGl1 Douglas street during last summer
and is said to have defrauded number of
physicians of this city on different schemes.
His principal method was to sell physicians
supplies as agent for a suppos:ious medical
small advances. He was arrested here on
a complaint of the State Board of Health,
case came up for trial 1t was developed
at his last trial that ne was wanted for
similar offenses at a number of different
cities
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02

John A. Munroe, freight traffic manager OF
the Union Pacific, was unable to go out on
the inspection tour of President Burt and
party. He left for Kansas City last night
to take part in cn important conference OF
western lices there.
On Monday, January 8, at IL o'clock noon
contract between the Wabash and the
"Katy" railroads for the use of the tracks of
the latter company between Hannibal and
Moberly Mo-, by the former company will
become effective. Negotiations for such a
contract have been pending for some time
and were finally completed on Thursday. The
advantage of the contract to the Wabash is
that 1t will give that line shorter route be-
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02
PENSIONS FOR WESTERN VETERANS.
Survivors Of Lntc War Remembered
hN the GcmcrMl GoNcrmmcni.

WASHINGTON, Jan !.-,Speclal.) PEN
sions have been issued as follows:
Issue of December IA:
Nebraska: Orig inal-Charles c. Cottrell,
Auburn, IS; James McEvoy, Gretna Sc.
Special December Il, Richard Aldridge, Lin
coin, $40; John y. Harrington, Rising City,
IS. 1ncrease-Herbert II. Hyde, Spring
Ranch Sc to $40
Iowa: Original.-J Ohm Corkill Ga,va, Sc:
James A. Harley. Washington, $751; Edmund
H. Jones, Keokuk. IS; Thomas J. Brown.
Clinton, Sc. Increase-Leander X, Bishop,
Summerset, IS to $40; Henry c. Foster. Nil-
lsca, SO to s.. Reissue and lncrease-Ralph
O. Trip, Liscomb, Sc to s.. original widow
etc.-Special December 2l-Sarah A. Nichols
Sioux City, IS.
North Dakota: original widow etc.
Susan Gilbartson, Park River 81.
Denver. Sl2. Increase-Delos G.. King, Sc tC
& original widow, etc.-Mary E. Moore
Denver IS.
South Dakota: Original-Edwin Harrison
De Grey, IS.
Montana Originates orge Gear Livings
ton &c.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02
DIED.

RICHARDS-Mrs Alice L., wife of J. NJ
Richards. the we'll known insurance ad-
juster. died very suddenly Thursday OF
apopeNy. Funeral services Will be held
from the family residence. at No. MS
o'clock p. m. Friends are invited
Mrs. Richards has been an active mem
her of ST Mary's Avenue Congregational
church during her res dence here OF
nearly fourteen years, and has many dear
friends who mourn her loss. She leaves
a husband and three children.
BENSON Mrs Eliza, aged 3S years sister
Of A. l.. Johnson and Mrs A. Trlyaor
Funeral from residence, S22 South Nine
tCenth street. MoCday January 3, at
2p m. to Forest Lawn cemetery Friend.
of family invited. Services I'm charge OF
ReVs Messrs TuTkle and Staples, pastors
Grace Baptist churches,
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02

John Higgins visited the premises of E.
Wakeley on Friday night and created gen
cral disturbance. He was arrested on the
charge of being drunk and disorderly Yes
terday he was sober and penitent and was
pardoned on the intercession of Judge
Wakeley.
Pete Nicholson. another drunk, Jared
Jail. James Smith was fined 81 0and costs
for being noisy and intoxicated and Frank
Fisher, an alleged vagabond was sentenced
to ten days. The latter case was appealed.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02
LOCAL DREViTIES.

The annual meeting of the Nebraska HUI
name society viii be held Monday evening
January 8, at 1880 o'clock at the Commercial
National bank.
j. F. Kelly, better known as Honest
john" died at ST. Joseph's hospital last
Wednesday, The deceased had been a resi-
dent of the city for many years and at one
time was quite wealthy. The remains are at
Hesfeys. 1t is expected that they will be
claimed by friends If they are not, they
will he turned over to one of the medical
colleges.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02
LADY SOMERSET Is CRITICISED.
More DfsnHcction IL Reported from
Canada.

TORONTO, Ont, Jan. 1.-The Mail Empire
says today: Dissatisfaction at the re-elec-
tion Of Lady Henry somerset as vice presl-
dent at the Worlds Woman's Christian Tenn
perance union convention, held here in Octo-
Der last is rapidly spreading. Following the
resignation of the worlds superintendent of
the Purity department Mrs. Josephine But
ler as protest. Mrs. Cole, superintendent
of the Department of Systematic Giving, in
the Dominica, has also resigned A strong
vote of censure of the worlds executive haa
been passed by the Montreal union. Mrs. L.
NJ. Noyes, eX-Dominion superintendent Ct
scientific temperance instruction, is openly
indorsing the agitation against Lady Somer-
set retaining Office
In letter addressed to the members OF
the Canadian Woman's Christian Temper.
once union, Mrs. Moves asks: How car
Canadian women continue in connection with
a band of workers who, under any circum.
stances, advocate compromise with sin?"
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02

Uintah and White River Utcs and the Crow
Flatheads commission on the subject OF
selling part OF the Uintah reservation to the
UncompahgrcS. Twenty-Five Uintahs signed
the agreement Yesterday another big
council was held and the agreement was
signed by leo Indians. A majority of the
trIhp e
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02
WILLIAM FOLEY is TO M HANGED.

Murderer OF sister and Mother Re
ccivcs the Death Sentence.
LIBERTY, Mo, Jan, This afternoon the
jury in the trial OF William Foley for the
murder Of his sister and mother, after being
out two hours and forty minutes returned a
verdict OF murder In the first degree.
After the verdict had been read Judge
Broaddus sentenced Foley to be hanged Fri
day. February is
When young Foley was brought into court
to hear his fate his face was ashen he trem-
bled perceptibly and perspiration stood out
upon his brow, and after Judge Broaddus had
passed sentence upon him he sank limp and
helpless into n chair.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02
Chm of Trinity Method vt.

The Mems Clan of Trinity Methodist
Episcopal church is about to inaugurate
series of entertainments to be given at the
church, Twenty-first and Binrey streets
this winter by the clan The first entertain
ment will be given January II, with the
following progam:
CAN of meeting to order by winding of
horns under the immediate and personal SUI
pervsion of high master of ceremonies Nor
rs MCKendree Hamlin.
Mahdohn Duet ...''';..;'..i.;.......;.,,
............ MessrS. Schneider and Homan
Opening Address .....................:..
High Master of Ceremonies NJ. NJ Hamlin
An Autobiograplic Story......M. w. Swain
Muslc-Seuartet ..'.....:.......:
r. b. Williams, J. ]. Toms, b. C. Fowler,
f. f. Teal
AutoDloSraphy ................t VI. Cranuall
Debate-Resoived. That Women Should BE
Admitted as Delegates to the General
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church with the Same Rights and Privi-
leges Accorded to Men. Affirmative, E.
a. Parmalee C. w DeLamatre; mega
tive, C. f. Weller, ]. T. Robinson.
Mandolin Duet .........;
............ Messrs. Schneider and Homan
Decision of Judges. ..................
Mrs. l.. A. Harmon, Mrs. j. H. Macomber,
Mrs. A. Il. Jaquith.
Monster Chorus-The Clansmen.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. By the can
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02
THE FAMOUS
Chicago Eye Expert Again
in Omah at the Mil
lard Hotel.

It Is with pleasure we make the announce
ment that DR.. Charles Lincoln Smith is
again to visit our city and will remain at
the Milard this week. He is highly recon-
mended by eminent physicians and scientific
men. The noble and successful work done
by him in Omaha during his visit in 1898
has been extensively commented upcu and
he has given universal satisfaction and thor
ouRhly proven his skill for many years.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02
HoImnn,s Ncy Year reception.

F.. c. Holman was arrested last night on
the complaint of his wife, Mary Holman,
who claims that he is guilty of malicious
mischief. 1t is said that Holman went home
year opening up the house. He found
neckyolSe in the barn and armed with this
instrument broke every window in the
oh
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02

ROME Jan, 1.-The royal family of Italy
held the usual reception today King Hum
bert, replying to the address of the senate
said the year opened for Italy under happy
and peaceful auspices. Replying to the
deputies his majesty appealed TO them not to
delay the work of Parliament
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02
cut OnIy /, small ono

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Jan. IA special
to the Union from Boston, says; Treasurer
Parsons of the Lyman mills OF Holyoke said
today that the wages in that mill were cut
ford. AS the wages were cut I per cent
about year ago, the cut now will be small.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02
MINOR Police Matters.

J. II. Walton was found last night by
officer Mccarthy on the walk at Twelfth
and Dodge streets. He was intoxicated and
In half frozen condition.
Alex McClain OF 1i0 North Seventeenth
street reports the theft of a dark suit OF
clothes from his room. His suspicious are
directed toward a roommate who disap-
pe0red about the sAme time.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02
Earnings of Colorado Ronds.

DENVER, Jan. 1.-The earnings OF the
Denver & Rio Graude railroad for the six
months just closed show a total OF $4,1S4,-
$50, an increase of $61l $50, or III per cent
over 1896.
The total earnings of the Union Pacific
Denver & Gulf for the year are 3,i54.321, an
increase OF si17,2l6, or 1874 per cent over
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02
Musicians Go out on II strike.

CHICAGO, Jan. IA strike of the musi
clans of the Banda Rossa," Italy's crack
band, nullhed an enterainment scheduled
for Central Music hall last night and dis
appointment for l,50O people. The musicians
made demand for back pay which was
not forthC COming.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02
HAYDEN BROS
SHOE DEPT.

Just finished taking Inventory and find we
have too much stock on hand-that is too
many pairs of certain lines. Now We're
going to get rid of them-and the only way
to do it is to cut slice off the price. We've
done that-and you'd better come dround
early tomorrow and select the pair you want.
You know it's a great big saving to you.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02
Looking for larry.

An inquiry was received from the super
intendent of police of Minneapolis yesterday
in regard to the whereabouts of Laurence
Mahoney. Mahoney disappeared from his
home in Sheelsburg, Wis, seven years ago
and 1t was reported that he had been re-
Gently seen in this city
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02

DcnNing Wnr Rumnrs.

LONDON, Jan. 1.-The admiralty today
issued an official denial of the reports that
three of the Empress steamers have been
requisitoned by the admiralty. and also
officially denied the statement that the naval
reserve of the China station had been called
o,,t
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02
Sn,us,orm I'm Nrrupnt.

BURLINGTON, VT, Jan. The rail-
roaGs in this section were handicapped today
by a heavy snowstorm which prevailed
over nearly the entire state. Most of the
trains are behind time. The country roads
are badlN drifted.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02

"The Overland Limited"
The most SUPERBLY EQUIPPED
train west Of the Missouri river.
Twelve hc,,rs quicker than any other train
to the Pacific coast
Call az Ticket Office. 1902 Farram St.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02
Taking In Junior Partners.

LONDON, Jan ii. ferpont Morgan, jr.,
and w. s. NJ Burns have been admitted as
partners in the firm of j. s. Morgan 4 Co.,
bankers.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02
Holiday Rntcs.

The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. will
sell tickets for the holidays at greatly re-
duced rates. City ticket office, 1904 FGIQam
street.
GEORGE B. HAYNES, City Passenger Agt.
f. A. NASH, General Western Agent.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02
A. I. Root, at S ic book binder, 1869 Howard.
ConUwc,su excursions to
California;.
VA UNION PACIFIC,

VIA UNION PACIFIC,
Leave Omaha every Friday. $3.50 p. M, reach
ing San Francisco Monday, 9:s5 a. III. Cor
respondingly fast time to Southern Calfor
mia. Twelve hours quicker than any other
Personally Conducted Excursion Route from
Missouri river.
City Ticket Office. 1902 Farnam Street
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02

There is no doubt that those who are suf-
fering with irritation OF the optic nerves
and it's train of evils will take advantage
of this opportunity to have their eyes ex-
amined by this great expert. Your eyesight
is precious more valuable than any OF the
special ser ses He gives attention to errors
OF refrl ction Most people wear glasses that
Gll TO correct the last named trouble, Re
member 1t costs no more to employ fret
class expert than 1t does to risk your vision
with inexperienced han3s. Consultation free.
II you have blurring dizziness neuralgia,
headache, spots 6efore the eyes, inhamma-
ton. granulation, winking, trembling spells,
cataract, burning and smarting OF eyes var!-
Gus neryous and brain affectiors entaillng
not only positive injury to the sight but un-
told misery.
DR.. Charles LHcoln Smith will be at the
Milard hotel private parlors, No. l20-l2212i
this week.
Office hours-lO a. m. to 4 p M Consulta-
tion free this week.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02
Five Forty-Five T.. VI.

EINF FOTTN-FINt
Via the
Chicago, Milwaukee G. 81. Paul Ry.
Electric Lighted,
Steam Heated
Solid Yes, ibuled
Dining Car.
City ticket office 1904 Farnam street.
GEORGE Il. HAYNES, City Passenger Agcat
+. A. NASH General Western Agent.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02
WHY THEY DO 1T

Two years ago today we originated the
cut price drug store of this city Whether
!, mas neeh a., success SIN, IinanSaiiS1 @ % our
beneficial to the public. We know our ef-
forts have been heartily appreciated es-
have never made the assertion that all doc
tors were Pluggers-but we have and Will
continue to say there are number of does
in Omaha who have their office rent
paid and also receive commission on the
prescriptions they send to certain drug
gsts, whom we have dubbed Pets" This
class of DOCS" have been making special
efforts to keep their patients away from
our store During the year SS we shall ha
Contlnue-as in the past-to show to the
always insist on YOU going to certain
We want the public to distinctly under
stand that we do not pay office rent or
commission to any Doc to plug for us-and
when a Doc insists on You going TO certain
druggists or has your prescription filled for
you and then sent to your house, he's
Plugger and needs watching.
MADAME NtLE'S REMEDIES.
As the Madame lectures here tomorrow.
we call special attention to her prepara-
tions-and we want to Impress % on the pnio-
been received during the past ten days. II
they were old, shelf-worn goods we would
have snapped them off to one OF the dig
stores"
| Madame Yates Hair Tonic. hSc
| Madame Nnic's In Freckin. ...... "Sc
Madame Nnic's Rust Food. ...... oSc
Madame Nnic'S 'Ihp'SN'o" So"H -
Madame Yates Complexion Cream oSc
MADAME VnIr's Hood Tonic..... 5Sc
| Madame Yulc.s EIixir of nenuty 5Sc
Madame WALLETS Face Enamel. -. 0Sc
| MADAME NnIc's Lily Skin Whiten-..'
| cr .............. aSc
EpXutinn Lotus Cream. ...... Zoe
| piso,s Consumution Cure. ...... I5c
| dpz 1-rruin Ouininc Cupsulcs.. sc
| I doz. :-grniu Quininc Capsules. &c
| I doz. 5-grnin Quininr Capsules. 1oc
| uirncy's Cnturrh Powder. 36c
| Duffy MALT Whiskcy. ......... soc
CMNkEEED CUT pRICf
Ogeh&&e MA DRUGGIST
| 10th and Chicago SITS.
| p. S-We can furnish you with all OF
| Madame Yale's new preparations at cut
prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02

Hess & Swoboda, florists, ;:lt Farnam st,
Phone 1901. Palms, cut flowers and floral
designs,
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02
THOMAS swOBE TAKES CHARGE.
Ice Carnival Concession Changes
HmmIs-C -Cnncc irc,s PInnA.

Ice Carnival Concession Changes
nds-Conccssionnire' Plans.
The ice carnival concession at the exposi-
tion grounds has changed hands, having
been sold by Norris G. Love to Thomas
Swohe of this city. The negotiations for this
deal have been in progress for several days
and were completed late yesterday afternoon
when the papers were signed and Mr.. Swobe
took formal possession at midnight.
81 saw that this concession was a big
thing" said Mr.. Swobe, this morning, in
speaking Of his new business deal land
have been considering for some time how it
could be secured. The opportunity presente1 /
Itself a few days ago and | took advantage
of it. | have looked into the details suf-
fciently to know that the concGssi an e =
ce!lent one | shall give 1t my personal su-
pervision and shall see to it that nothing is
left undone to make 1t a success in every
respect. The arrangements made by Norris
toboggan clubs and all the other amusement
features, will be carried out and | am now
working on an elaborate plan which will
eclipse anything which has been proposed In
the way of entertainment. The matter is not
in shape to make public at this time, but ii
will be ready for full announcement in the
Sunday papers of January 8.
The pubic can rest assured continued
Mr.. Swobe, that the ice carnival is gong tc
be big thing and that series of eve, is
| IN prospect tnat VIII eclipse anyUllS g
the line of winter festivities ever attempted
in this part of the country"
The first official move made by COnces
| sionare Swobe after taking charge Of The
| winter concession was to appoint w. l.
Mardis in charge of the ice gang. His duty
| will be to see that the ice Is kept in con
| diton at all times. Mr.. Mariis and a crew
| under his direction worked all of llst nigh
| on the ice in the lagoon and this morning tht
broad surface was like sheet Of glass No
a lump or soft spot were to be seen aud thu
| ice was as hard as flint.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02

The Morse Machine company of Rochester
N. Y, will make an exhibit of draughtinG
room furniture.
H. Charles Judge of Dallas, Tex, has ap-
piled for space in the exposition grounds for
an exhibit of windmills.
The Harroun Portrait and Picture Frame
company of Grand Rapids, Mich, has applied
for space for an exhibit.
The State Grange of Nebraska has applied
to the Nebraska Exposition commission for
office room in the Nebraska building for
headquarters.
George w. Fshback of Philadelphia has re-
quested the Department of Exhibits to
authorize him to negotiate with the authoTi-
ties of Buenos Ayres for the magnificent
mineral exhibit owned by them He also
suggests that the Philadelphia Commercial
club has fine exhibit of woods, hides, min
erals, etc. from various South American
countries which might be secured for eXhi-
bitiOn.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02

Indians sign the Agreement.
WHITE, ROCKS Utah, Jan. Last
Wednesday a council was held between the
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02

Diamonds-dlrect importatiou-Rlngs Art
China, Cut Glass Hubermann's. 13 & Doug.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02
To California

Now is the time to go, and the Bur
llngton the route to take. Personally
conducted excursions leave Omaha Asa
every Thursday afternoon. No trans
fers-cars 30 right through. Only 8
days TO San Francisco: 3Hs to Los An.
geles Cheapest way there is. Com
Portable, too. $40 for ticket 50 for Il
berth.
Ticket Office, 1907 OMAHA. nass1. 81"
y. o. REYNOLDS. P.ss.s Asv.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02

Blank Books, have them made by A. /
Root, printer and binder 1909 Howard.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02
CHICAGO LIMITED TRAIN

!. R. Patten, dentist. 1901 Locust sire
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02

A. d. T. Co.; messengers furnished; bag
gage delivered. 1902 Douglas st. Tel. IT.