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1-AILRO ADS.
Washington, Alexandria
AND
Mount Vernon Railway

Prom Station. 1917 St and Pa A-eaus.
In Effect November l. 1s99
tor Alexandria. week DAYS $50, T:n4 $50
500, s;S5, $50. s:25. 1000, 100. Has, a. m.
xl2e5. 1920, 12:45 Kl:20. I:45, 200. 40. SOS,
3:59, 14:l5. $50 sos. X5.2O $40, 6.O4 $50.
1905. l;s5. s. 90, 900. 1000. II % II 80 D. m.
sundays-T:&5. 900, s.45. 1870. HIS. a H.,
100 noon. t:i5, 80 2:I5. 500 AS. 40 SIS
600. o'45. $50. s:l5. 300. 1000, 20. Il 80
For Mount Vernon. week days-6:s 80, 500. 1000.
II 90 a m. xl2:05. rl.20. 900, 2.4O. $50. 1:06.
200 p m.
sundsys-s:OO. 400 noon. a:l5. s:45. Gas. 300
p. m.
For Arlington and kqnedIrt Bridge week
day-s:OO $50. -p:25. 1000. Il 20, a. m, 10 O5
~ go. l2:45. -145. ECO. -2.iO '3.25, AIS, 5U5.
sos. $3.50. 7.o6. 500 p. m.
Sundays-7;45. 300. 9:45. 1890. HIS a. m. d.
12:O0 noon, l2:45, 1.30. 2:15 500, SIS, 40
b'l5. 600 Gas. 7:50. SIS p. m.
Parcels carried on all trains. Baggage checked
xExpress. TO Arlington only.
J. COLYIN, superintendent
O. z. ABBOT. President
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ANfED-To buy or rent. small farm. near
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FOR SA-E-lu Brookland D. c.. a 5-room cot.
tagci hot and cold water. running closet. well
water porch front aud side. lot 5O2I50: inculu.
bored By note iof 500. s., 600. 81 $50 cash. Ad-
ores Box $40. thls office nh6-3t EN-
ARE NOJ looking Tor poultry truck or vrrctsbIe
farm or suburban home II 80. call or send
for NY booklet Of bargains. ABRAHAM FISHER.
5l2 81. NV lph.-6r
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Mrs. DIR. RENNER,

SPECIALIST
n obstetrics COLD medal awarded for the science
Of obstetrics from the University Of Munich Ba-
yaria. Treats successfully women's complications
and irregularities; private sani;srium for ladies'
before and during confinement. Infants adopted
Once hours 10 a. m. to p. N. 62l Pa Ave. NV,
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NINE. DAVIS. born claivoyaat and card reader,
tells about business removes spells and evil
influences. rcunites the separated. and gives luck
10 all; cures piles and drunkenness. l2ss 18th ST..
NV fel0-lmo EN-
SUFFERERS from Epilepsy will DO we'll 20 call
at the DIR. DAVIS MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
is 18th st. ia22-u
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FOR RENT.
Call at office for semi-monthly Bulletin
FOR SALE-HOUSEs.

FOR SALE-HoUSEs.
FOR SALE-Handsome 8.story brown stone and
press brick bay window residence; rooms
and bath; large closets; French plate storm DOORS
etc; all in splendid order; lot lsxlOO; owner
giving up housekeeping. will now sell at a great
bargain and on liberal terms. Apply 1912 ST.
Ew. mh4-St
FOR SALE-Fine residence. nth St. west side OF
Franklin Square. Address BON 49, TINS OIL
fee mh4-3t
FOR SALE-New houses; send for list. COLLINS
GADDIs. 5lf llth St NV. felO-lmo. EN-
FOR RENT-FLATs.
FOR RENT-Flat Of rooms; I'd floor. 92o R. /.
ave. nv. Item
FOR RENT-STOREs.
FOR RENT-Store at SIS y st. NV, with counter,
shelves. Call on T. SCHoLL, same place.
FOR RENT-UoU sEs.
FOR RENT-To refined coiorcd tenant. $50 Frank
lin ST. NV, rooms large ward, $3.50; house
open mh7-3 81
TUX KIN Si- btg 81 rN.s broom mousse N1tfE.
mint
FOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING.
FOR RENT Store and dwelling Of 10 rooms: also
large stable. good stand for grocery store
or lunchroom; md OF District line junction; For
tst Glen and Brightw0od ave cate. Apply 1920
10th 81. NV, MRS. :. VI. WATERS mb5-5t
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FRESH country milk DC per qulrt. Addrrs. BOY
3]s. this office. mh7-5t
CAPITAL CLOCK REPAIRING CO.. IlSl 7th st.
uw.-Any ordinary clock cleaned, Soc watches
cleaned Coo up; musical box repairing and all
other work AS low in proportion; satisfaction
guaranteed; send postal. viii call for aud deliver
itee to amy part Of District mhCu
PIANO and organ tuning 500: factory expert
JAS. r. DiRTN, 3)5 18Th IT, ST. mhj-3t
ARE YOU putting up a new mouse: What are
YOU going 10 paint the roof with. OUR
only prevents leaks, but IL pres yes the root
We paint roofs - up. Roofing ami suouunE
ri BBER ROOF PAINT CO., III Ctn So. aw.
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T. A. DUFFY. Justice Of the Peace. Notary Pub.
liu Commissioner Of Deeds. POP Brightwood
ave. mhl-7t
BooKBINDING AND PRINTING Binding one
volume magazine, - cents; other binding
equally as cheap; printing 500 cards, - cents;
other printing equally cheap. WILLIAMS. Glj
5th It, NV, Charles W. Dowden. Manager. fr2-u
LOOK, LOOK! LOOK,,,-Goodricb tires Sc per
pair. put on; Hartford tires. No -, $3.50 per
pair put on. HUSTLER BICYCLE REPAIR co,
AZ and Maine ave. sw. ia5-5mos
FULL DRESS SUITS for hire. 81. JULIUS
COHEN. llO4 eth st. NV. se27-tf
ron sALE-BICYCLEs.
SPECIAL BARGAINS-L5rge assortment o. high
grade bicycles. some only slightly used. from
= up. CYCLE EXCHANGE, 40 10Th ST. nv.
FOR SNE-Fovlcr tandem. truss frame. double
diamond. So If bought at once. 2OO6 + s.,
NV. after p. m. L
FOR SALE Columbia. Eclipse. and Liberty; no
reasonable offer refused. jlj 10th NV; after
4. mhe-5r
FOR SALE 90 Olive bicycle. good condition,
cheap. Can 2il II st. ne mhG-8t
TABLE BOARD.
so2 nth ST. y W.-Board, tg,, meals a day;
so per month. mh6-7t, en-
FOR RENT-FARMs.
FOR RENT arm. miles out, two houses;
suitable Tor road house or boarding house;
rent low. Enquire MRS. Bl NKER, G23 Pa. ave.
HhG-2t.om
FOR RENT-STABLEs.
FOR RENT-,tAbIc, cheap Rear Of sll 18th
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NEUlJ VI AND CLAlR\uNANT.
Til. Seventh Daughter Of the seventh Daughter.
Sue can be consulted on Love, Business, Absent
Friends. Sickness, Theft; causes speedy Mar
ra=es: brings the separated together; reveals
your whole life, from the cradle 20 the grave
gives luck; can be consulted on Affairs Of life.
u you arc IN trouble, 60 to her; She can heII
you. -
FEE soc, s1.00. AND UPWARDS.
VIII Show Picture Of Future Husband.
she has met with browning success in every
city she has bees.
She l., the Clliryoylnt who was spoken Of by
Brockton. Mass. papers, who revealed the secret
Of che stolen ring that caused the arrest Of Tx
Policeman Charles ". Smith; also the Proctor
murder in Salem: also found the body Of Lizzie
FIuu, who drowned in H1lyOke, Mas. and
had laid in the water six months; also, saved the
life of Charles Hudson. fireman OF Hercules Co.
No T. Of Newport, r. l.. who was sunstrUke on
the Fourth OF July, and she cured him.
She T. the tlairvoyaHt who is spoken Of IN the
NorvIlk papers who found the body OF John
smith January 2, lss7, who had been missing
several weeks previous To- her arrival in Noryalk,
Conn. She was consulted hy the brother Of the
missing man. James W. smith. and she told him
the precise spot where the body was found in the
water. and sworn 10 by me. j. W. Smith, before
a notary public, 4. H. Camp.
Who revealed the murder uf Mary lianan, who
WIS murdered by her supposed lover, Harry Row
lends and was buried IN the woods one year
previous 10 he arrival IN NItham. Mass; sworn
hctor. Justice J. Hart.
sine has revealed the most hidden secrets in
tsr.E city visited.
Hours. j 90 e and . to- 10 p. m Open on sun
Room 50. Mt Vernon Hotel. AZ St. between
Pa ave and G st. NV. Will remain until March TO-
eel.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-16
Society NOtcs.


Miss Edith Ross of Willow avenue is
visiting at oregon, Ill.
Mrs. J. l.. Poole has gone to Larimore.
8. D., on an extended visit to friends.
Harry Joslyn has issued invitations for a
party at his home next Friday evening.
Harry and George Naup-''-+ hr-'- '~sued
invitations for party New Years eve
Clarence Judson will entertain a large
euchre party during the Christmas holidays
Miss Donaldine Bell entertained num-
ber of the younger set last evening at a )
o'clock tea.
Mrs. W. f. Lewis of First street will en-
t.. ,..a tho Iaieldar card CLUB Friday
evening of this week.
Roy DeVol has issued invitations for a
dancing party to be given at his home Fri
day evening, December 2S
Miss Jesslca Foster OF Chicago will spend
the holidays with her sisters, Mrs, Il. A.
Mckesson and Miss Foster
Miss Marion Crane of Park avenue will
entertain the Glen Girls" at her homo
Monday evening, December a.
Mrs. Victor r. Bender entertained at
whist Saturday afternoon In honor OF Mrs.
Ryburn. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. j. B. Atkins has issued cards for a
siN-handed euchre party, 10 be given at her
home Wednesday afternoon December 20,
Thomas Is, Lacey viii entertain ABOUT
seventy-ive of his friends at his home on
Sixth avenue Tuesday evening, December
The Woman's Whist club was entertained
hostess this week will be Mrs. c. s. Lef-
ferts.
The social committee OF Grace Episcopal
church gave It's third dancing party of the
season Monday night at Hughes hall. There
was a bis attendance and an excellent pro-
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-16
improvements at Postomce.

Two additional delivery windows will
be placed in the screen at the postoffice
some time this week in order to secure a
more rapid delivery of mail on Sundays.
As 1t is now there is only one window
for carriers to deliver mail to patrons
and this causes a regular stampede in the
lobby between the hours of noon and
o'clock every Sunday Complaints were
frequently made to Postmaster Etter and
request for two more windows was made.
The contract for the grill work was let to
Chicago Arm six weeks ago and yesterday
Captain Etter received word that the win.
dows had been shipped. When these win
dows are In position there will then he
four windows for Sunday mail delivery
With four carriers working at one win
dow 1t is thought that the crowd can be
handled with such rapidity as to prevent
any complaints In the future
No action has been taken by the postal
department yet in the request that an ad-
ditional clerk be appointed to work until
IL p. m. In order that the packers NAV
get in late mail As it is now the office
is closed at o'clock and the packers ar,
compelled to send great patches of mai
intended for the late trains to Omaha
Postmaster Etter hopes that the depart.
ment will take some action on this mai.
ter at an early date.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-16
Magic CITY GOssiu

l.. Westcott is reported on the sick list
See Ed Munshaw & Co. for lumber. Tel 2S5.
o. Il. Mayheld and wife are visiting in
Denver.
Lewis Ferguson has returned from Fort
Niobrara.
Mrs, G, r. Beavers has recovered from
her recent illness.
Mrs. David Sturrock is confined to her
home with severe cold.
Mrs. Nellie Greist Cowing of Columbus
Neb is here visiting friends
Mrs. ID. l.. Holmes Is still confined to her
room with an attack OF quinsy.
Twins, both boys; have been born to Mr..
and Mrs. a. NJ. Kilker 3Ol7 = street.
"Confessing Christ" is the EndeaVor tonic
at the 6a o'clock services this evening.
Mrs. s. b. Christie. Twenty fourth and II
streets, II rapidly recovering her health.
Cottages built to suit buyers. Jno j. Ryan.
Mr. and Mrs Durke have moved into
their new residence on Twenty-third street.
Mrs. l.. Westcott, who has been quite sick
for four weeks, was reported some better
yesterday.
Officers and teachers of the Methodist
Sunday school are planning for an excel
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-16
ADDITIONAL COUNCIL BLUFFS
Slot Machine In Jnil.

The police seized yesterday afternoon at
John Mergen's saloon on South Main street
a nickel-in- -the-s slot machine and conveyed II
to the city Jail. The seizure was made on
an information fled In the superior court by
Chief Albro. 1t is charged that Mergen had
violated the rules laid down by the city ad-
ministration regarding slot machines and
had been paying cash over the bar when his
patrons were fortunate enough to place their
nickels on the winning color instead Of
checks calling for trade over the counter.
1t is said that the police had repeatedly
warned MergeL and that he took no heed Of
the warnings
The slot machine will be taken before
Judge Aylesworth in police court Monday
morning and IL 1t is proven guilty Sergeant
Slack will be detailed to end its earthly
career with an axe.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-16

gram of dances made the evening most
enjoyable one. Refreshments were served
Mrs. George Rudio entertained the mem
bers or the First Avenue Card club We'd
nesday evening at her home on South First
The members OF the. Ideal club will enter
tain their husbands New Years eve at the
street.
The , annual @ feast Of the c. C. C.'s will
be held this year Wednesday evening, be-
Bobbington
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Shepard of Glen avenue
entertained number of friends informally
were served
Mrs. George. Robinson of South sixth
(NebD schools.
,brIr The boys of the AP9,l9 club will hold
December 26. at the home of Mac Hanchett
on Sixth street.
Mr.. and Mrs, @. D. Burnham of Randolph.
with Mrs. Burnham's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs J. Mattingly OF Third street
Misses Edna Keeline and Adah Sargent
party to be given at the Royal Arcanum
hall Saturday evening, December 20.
-, The assembly of the, Elite Dancing club
hall was attended by a large crowd, num-
Der OF guests from Omaha being present.
m, Mrs r. a: Mckesson and Miss Foster
Chicago ut a euchre party at the home Of
the former on Oakland avenue Wednesday,
December %.
Miss Blanche Carrigg, who has been st-
tending the Northwestern university of
Chicago, Will return home Saturday to
spend the holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Dan Carrigg
Mrs. Victor Jennings entertained at cards
Friday evening. The parlors were beaut-
fully decorated with Meteor roses in elabo-
rate profusion. Mesdames Cleaver and Nc
kesson carried Off the prizes.
The First Avenue Card club met Thurs
day evening. at the home of Mrs. r.. II.
Doolittle. Miss Jessica A'worth was
awarded the prize. The next meeting will
be at the home of Mrs &. &. Cooke of Will
low avenue ON Thursday evening, Decem-
A pretty home wedding occurred Tuesday
afternoon at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
w. H. Spies, 1910 Tenth avenue, when their
daughter, Miss Helen B. Spies, was mar
ried to Mr. T.. B. Crandall. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. j. w. Wilson, pas
tor of the First CONGREGATIONAL church, the
bride and groom standing beneath IA canopy
of smilax and roses. The bride was hand
some In n beautiful gown of white mule,
trimmed with real point lace. She carried
boquet OF brides roses. Following the
ceremony an elaborate wedding lunch was
served In the dining room. the tables being
tastefuly decorated with ferns, carnations
and American Beauty roses. Mr.. and Mrs.
Crandall left I'm the evening for the east
and Will be at home to their friends after
January at 9O6 Fourth street
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-16
banquet Monday Nipht.

Secretary Watkins Of the Commercial club
said yesterday that he thought about $50
tickets for the banquet to be given Monday
night had been sold. On account of the time
being short the committee in charge of the
sale OF tickets, he said. had been unable to
see all Of the business men in Omaha. many
OF whom, he thought, would have purchased
tickets II they had been called upon.
Arrangements have been made, II is
stated, for the Board of Governors OF ,he
Axis -Sar- Ben to attend in body Members of
the executive board Of the Auditorium COM
mittee will also be present.
The object Of the banquet. Mr.. Watkins
said, Is to promote social and commercial
relations between the two Omahas On ths
tickets the hour Of gathering is announced
as $50 p. m, but this has been changed to
8 o'clock sharp.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-16
Pay for Damaged Leg.

WEBSTER CITY, la. Dec. 15-(Special.) y
A jury in the district court has awarded ST.
800 as damages to William Stebbins from the
Crooked Creek & Lehigh railway. Steb-
bins was a workman in the service Of the
company and while engaged in loading
some steel rails had his leg broken and
permanently injured The Crooked Creek
road Is a short coal road
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-16
yeom.n Nemoriaint storm Lake.

STORM LAKE. Ia, Dec 15.-tspeciai)- y
The late Captain j. A. o. Yeoman was to
have delivered lecture here on December
2. As a tribute to his memory NJ. F. Healey
OF Fort Dodge will give a memorial address
next Sunday evening at the Peoples church.
p. r. Kline was elected president OF the
Northwest Iowa Horticultural society at its
annual meeting held at Emmettsburg last
week. He has spent considerable time and
study on the subject and is thoroughly ia
mliiar with the science In all its branches.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-16

MARSHALLTOWN. Ia, Dec. 15.-(spe'
cial Mayor Frank Pierce, who when he
was elected nearly four years ago was the
youngest mayor of any city OF Iowa aud
has since proved to be one of the most
aggressive aud radical. has announced def
nitely that he will not be candidate for
a third term. There are a number Of other
candidates, but 1t was felt that II Pierce
wanted the place again he could get it,
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-16

KEOsAUQuA. la, Dec. 15.--(SpeciaL)- y
The jury in the case OF the state OF Iowa
against DR.. Levi Loar OF Selma, indicted
on the charge OF performing criminal
operation upon Valley Alton, young Hills
boro girl found the physician guilty The
defendant will be sentenced Wednesday.
He has nled a motion in arrest Of judg-
ment and Tor a new trial which will be
argued In the meantime.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-16
After the Drupgists, Too.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Dec. 15-(Special Tele-
gram Rev. H. c. Marshall. superintend-
ent Of the local AntSaoon league, said to-
day that the league could not overlook 'sa-
looms which are selling under the name Of
drug stores and violating the liquor laws,
and a crusade against the drug stores Is
looked for,
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-16
Holds Company ResponsibIe.

DAVENPORT, Ia. Dec. 15.-tSpecial)-
The verdict o; the jury in the Davenport
glucose explosion case has been opened and
shows that the Glucose Sugar Refining
company was guilty of gross negligence,
which the jury believes resulted in the
recent boiler explosion
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-16

CRESTON Ia. Dec 15.-tSpecial Tele-
gram An engine and twelve cars. with
five men aboard, plunged down a flfty-foot
embankment this morning near Murray.
John Dozle was killed and the other four
men were injured, two probably fatally.
A trestle gave way when the trains weight
was upon 1t. The accident occurred on the
Burlington's new grade.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-16

Following the initiative taken by Thomas
Bowman, w, II. Thomas yesterday secured
an order from Judge Green OF the district
court instructing Receivers Beresheim and
Murphy Of onlcer & Puseys bank to Offset
a certificate Of deposit amounting to $573.30
against a note for $685. owed by him to the
bank.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-16
Is FaithIess Lovers Victim.

GRlNNELL, Ia. Dec l5,--tspeciai Be
cause she loved not wisely but too well,
Miss Mary Derack, a maiden woman liv-
ing near Marengo, Is mourning the loss of
800 and dashing lover The absconding
lover gave his name as Henry shores. He
was the victim Of misfortune and had been
compelled by cruel necessity to resort to
manual labor as means OF a livlihood.
His romantic story appealed tot Miss
Derack and she listened and attempted
to give him comfort. He was grateful
and as time went on Cupid shot his arrows
In their midst. Shores was anxious to
prove his devotion and as a means of serv-
ing her offered to deposit for Miss Derack
800 which she possessed, She trustingly
placed her money in his hands and now she
10 sorry. Shores Ia supposed to have gone
to Denver, but so far has eluded the efforts
Of the officers to discover his whereabouts,
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-16
FOR SALE.

House of rooms, cellar, pantry, closets,
stable some fruit, $3.50.
House OF rooms, cistern, stable, chicken
house, S425
3-room house, cellar well, cistern, stable,
shade trees. fence, $3.50: $50 20 500 down,
balance monthly.
Good 3-room house, nice corner lot, city
water, cellar, good street, $3.50.
6-room house, cellar, well. coal house, near
Northwestern depot. $3.50; easy terms.
House of rooms, cellar we'll barn,
chicken house and buggy shed, 500.
Good house of rooms, cellar, well, cistern,
barn, two lots, only Sl4VO.
Good house of rooms and summer kitchen
cellar city water. good 60-foot lot, coal
house, $l,lO0; 800 down, balance sl3 to SIS
per month
Good broom cottage. cellar, cistern, city
water bath cesspool, barn, $1,000; $3.50
cash, balance easy terms,
Good S-room house on Mil St, cellar. city
water, cstern, barn, shade trees, only
$3.50.
House of rooms bath and closet, furnace,
gas and barn, 81 100.
House of rooms and store room, pantry,
cemented cellar, city water, coal house,
fruit 4 blocks from T.. o., only 81 900.
HOUSES AND FARMS FOR RENT.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-16
Clerk Proposes 10 Get Even.

SIOUX CITY, Dec. l5,-(special Tele-
gram.)--In less than three quarters Of an
hour after a Jury had found him not guilty
of yembezzlement, William Brewer of Mo-
vile, Ia. this afternoon placed in the hands
Of sheriff Jackson original notices OF a suit
for S25, 900 damages for alleged malicious
prosecution and false Imprisonment. He
asks this sum of the Eureka Mercantile
company OF Moville, Ia, which secured his
arrest. Brewer was a clerk in the company s
store and his employers suspected him Of
failing to turn In all the money he received
ever the counter. He was accused Of en-
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-16

The Wickham building is fast nearing
completion and will soon be ready for oc
cupancy. Geo, s. Davis. who is furnish
ing the glass for the building, expects to
have all of 1t in this week.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-16

The following transfers were filed yester-
day in the abstract, title and loan office Of
j. w. Squire. 101 Pearl street:
James w. Dewitt and wife to Elwood
r. osler s1a ne4 and MA se4 lo-7i-39
n y nd ,,c s"'V
Jacob Konkier, lot 9. block T. Turley's
add, W ...............,........ 100
]. L. +. McGee and wife Kate to Emily
Gardiner, o y lot 62 and lot 2 In sub
of o p lot 81, q d.,...,.,..,,....,.,,.,.. l
Wheeler & Hereld to Nathan p. Dodge.
lots and lands In and adjoining Coun-
Receivers of officer d Pusey to Potta-
wattamie Investment company ct al
undi. of lots and II, block IL, VIII
liams LIST add q c d............,....... 60
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-16

They are beauties-those elegant pieces
Of neckwear at Metcalfs.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-16

Lamps, the prettiest in the city, at Kel
Ter 4 Band'A