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CAR NO q


4. Jones. Mr. Frazier Mrs Frazier
Mr. Frankel, Mrs Frankc
CAR No. 4,
Miss sucna, Meta Raleigh. T..
NJ. Bishop Mrs, Bishop j Chris
topherson. Mrs Christopherson, Fred
Graham, Mrs Graham, Eva Hud-
son Mabel Webb, Mrs W. n. Wiehe,
Mrs Ella Ridges, NJ Chrlstophcrson
Mrs Christopherson, w o. Robinson
w d. BoWrng, May Dyer Mrs, Busby,
James Morgan. Mrs. Morgan Maggie
Taylor, Sarah Evans, Jessie Taylor,
Miss Lenroot, Mrs. A Smith, Lille
Bradford II. l.. Penrose, Mrs Penrose
J. Stringam, Mrs Strlngam Mrs. j..
Foote. Mrs NJ H. Teets, Nellie G.,
whitney, Lulu penrose, J D. owen
Mrs owen, Mamie Ensign, Luella Fer
rim, Hattie whitney. Retta Piper Miss
II, Huntsman, Mrs fluntsman, Miss
Huntsman, Miss Huntsman, Mrs For
rest, Mrs. y. Owen, Mrs Hunsaker
Mrs Fila Bywater Oscar Rydyal
Lawrence Marrlger. + Richie MI
Novel;, Mr., Meakln, G. II Johnson, L..
l.. Snow, Rudger Clawson Mr. Smith,
heth Brown, huron Free.
CAR NO. s.
Nora Young, Jane Robertson, Mr.
Boshard, Mrs, B0shard, Orson PEN.
dry Mrs, Pendry. Mrs. l.. Therot
j, Mcclellan, Mrs. Mcclellan, Il. Lat
timer. Sam Russell, G. Orlob, Mrs, Or
lob j. N. Burrows, Miss Mclntire, Miss
Mclntire Ida stewart, Lula Johnson
Mrs. Eliza Groo, Mrs NJ Woollcy, Dr.
Fred Stauffer Luella Therlot, Lille
Therlot, j w Corrigan, j NJ, Ander-
sen, Mrs. Winberg, Mrs. NJ. Andersen,
Mrs. DR. Hardy, Mrs Fred Stauffer
Mrs. Stauffer, Lurena Nebeker, Susan
Rich, Llbble Rich, Eliza Rich Mrs
Wiggington Mrs. y, A. Hancock Mrs
Alice Beardsall, Mr. +. Johnson, Mrs.
p. Johnson, Mrs j. II, Miller, The
Misses Miller.
CAR NO, G.
Florence Poulton. Dina PEPPER,
Miss Nielsen Mrs. Blyer Katie
Butler, Pearl Coulter, Miss Halliday.
Miss Iona Sohonefelt Aura Rogers,
Lottle Maroroft, Cora Winker Miss
Andersen, Mary Robertson, Augusta
loungberg, Julia Howe, llattle Inhtcn-
or, Olea Shlpp Rhoda Nash Y Efle
Morgan. May Darrell, j. d. Lang, Mrs
j. d. Lang Ella Derr Leona Muller
Alice Foster Phoebe Foster Nettle
Frost. Bessie Frost, Kate McAlleter
Miss Hatch, Tenna McAlllster, Miss
Hatch, Knrma Thatcher Clarice
Thatcher Mrs Croft Mrs NJ, A. Sears,
Mrs, Ncedham, Miss l.. Young, Enle
Wilson, ], J. Daynes, Mrs, j, j.
Daynes, O. Romney Mrs O Romney
CAR NO, z.
Miss Care, Maude Anderson, Mr.,
Care, Mrs. Care, Mr. Dacre. Or
G. Baker, Prof Hinchclifr Prof II.
Anderson, Mrs. Stanley Dee Miss Hor-
rocks, Ruby Stevens, Ellen Stevens,
Miss Patterson Mrs Masters. Mrs.
Halters, Mrs Harris, Mr. summerhays,
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The best flowers. the greatest variety,
OF reasonable prices, either at our store,
li2 south Main, or greenhouses on south
State street. We grow all our own
carnations. lilies. tulips, lilly Of the
valley-in fact everything that can be
grown In this country. Salt Lake
Floral COmuany
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Points -
YOU CAN'T RESIST.

When you see n point Of advantage
try to get on IT, We offer a few points
Of advantage In the line OF baking pow
der Excellence is one OF them, econo'
my another To use cheap article
when It Is not good is foolish To use
an expensive one whom you can get
THREE CROWN baking powder for 30
low a price and still know II is Of the
highest possible quality would be equal
~ foolish We want to impress you
with the high grade ana low price,
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families of ogden and since the par
cnts have promised TO make good Their
depredations the chief has decided TO
suppress their names on this occasion.
But he declares that nothing shall save
them from exposure and prosecution
the next time they are connected win
the robbing Of chicken coops or any
other mIsdemeanOr.
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DIED.

BIRRELL.--At ga south Sixth West
street, this city, March s, 1902, OF
measles and pneumonia, Gladys f.,
daughter OF James and Emily Nc
Carroll Birrell; born March 20, 1898.
Notice Of funeral later.
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For Compulsory Militery Service.

Pletermartzbwg, Natal, March s.
The Natal legislature has adopted
resolution In favor Of compulsory milf
tary service,
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WILLIAMSON Stockton. on- Tees,
England Feb 2, 1909, of appendicitis.
Albert Williams, eldest son OF Evan
]. and Eliza Williams born June 6.
1857, and baptized into the Church
April 7, S9e.-MIllennial Star.
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TO cuEr aRirIN TWO DAYS

Laxative Bromo-Qulnine removes
the cause. II, w Groves signature
on every box, Price % cents.
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Party Personnel,
CAR NO. /.

YAK NJ. l.
Miss Riley, Miss Jennie literary, Hat.
lie Earnshaw, Misses Pone, Annie Bur-
ton, Georgia Austin, Miss Burton, Dan.
fol Smith Mrs. VI. Lcyland, Emma Aus.
Tin, Harry Leyland, Angus Austin, II
Ieyland, Jr., Edith Cutler II. j. Kirk.
Birdie Standard G. McLaln, Judith
cutler r j kofoed, Daisy Austin,
Mrs. p. j. Kofoed. W. Wilkinson. Jen-
Nie Smith, j Priestley Edna Pope,
flames Gardner. Ellis Taylor Mrs.
Gardner Easton Cannon, Mrs. Thlrkli.
Mr. Loynd, Mrs Beaumont. Thomas
Walker 7. v Cook, $. Mclntlre, Bishop
Taylor and wife, G Slddoway Miss
Rose Walker, Mrs Ealy. Ellen ID.
Fmith, Charles Peterson, Mrs. c. Peter.
Bon, Nj Turner Russell Lowry, George
a. Smith, Bishop Iverson, "A }. Smith,
Mrs. Smith, Edna Iverson. Hattie Iver-
ron, Miss lverson, Mrs l.. Davis. Mr.
MckinnOn, Mrs McKinnon, Peter
johnson, Mrs. Johnson.
CAR No. 2.
Yilate Peart, Alice Howarth. j. II.
Hamlin, Mrs. Hamlln, Mr.. Aubrey. Mrs.
Aubrey, w. II. Pitt. Bert Price, Ernest
Burdett. Frank Riley, =. Sims. Mrs.
Sims Minnie Goss, Josie Howard. Mrs.
! Kingdom Alma Burdett. Miss Holla-
day, Marie Kantwell. Miss Nilsson. Miss
Nebeker Hattie Carter Marie Tibbs,
Estele Parry, l. j. Brangham, Susie
Pilgram. Nellie Pllgram. Andrew Peter
son, Mrs. Peterson, Bessie Peterson,
Lora Brewster Leth Chambers, Mr.
Wilson. Mrs Wilson II, Anderson Mrs
Anderson, Agnes Rumell Jessie Grant
A. q Hayball Mrs Hayball, W. II.
White, Mrs. White, Miss Agnes Coalter,
Miss Coalter, Fergus Coaller. Ell Price,
Thomas Thomas j w. Kelson. Arthur
Foulger Guss Dawson, Charles Foul
ger Dan W. Carbett II c. Ouey, John
Gordon. Mr. Erickson, Mrs Erickson,
Miss Erickson.
CAR NO. 3.
Mabel Cooper, Sara Maxwell, Ella
Pendleton, Alice Taylor. c. V. Ander.
son, Mrs. Anderson, Judith Anderson,
Marie Morgan, Laura Cushing Mrs.
Thomston, Emmie Nedsen, Mrs. Will
son, Moroni Thomas, Mrs. Thomas,
Marie Hanson, Hetta Watson. Miss
Barton, Miss A. Daniels, Mrs. Dan
Daniels, Mrs. Barton, j. Poulton, Mrs.
Poulton. Mabel Poulton, Miss Croxie
Wilson, Miss Baker, Miss Brighton, Mr..
Banker, Mrs. Banker, MIR Brighton,
Mrs Brighton, Gusse Johnson, Minnie
Smith, Lena Hoffman, Ida Hoffman,
Mrs NJ. l.. Arthur, Lizzie T, Edward,
Mollie Iioyt. Jennie Evans, Mrs, Kate
Heech, Mrs. Metcz, Miss Mayson, Miss
Ward, Mrs Peterson, Marie Leayer,
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CARLSON.-ln Denver, Colo, March 8,
1902 John Carlson, aged 40 years, ma
tive OF Sweden.
His romans viii be shipped TO this
city for burial and the funeral services
will be held Monday az p. m. from
the funeral chapel Of Undertaken JOS.
VIM. Taylor q south West Temple
street Friends are invited 20 attend.
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Mrs. summerhays, Mr. Derr, Mrs Bar
rate. Mrs. White, II. Woods, G. Woods
Mrs. NJ. l.. Davis, Miss Davis. Mrs, A.
w. Hlnckloy, Mrs, M Lewis, William
Cation, NJ. Torkels0n, Mr. Funk, G W.
Granter Miss Funk, w. ] Newman, j.
6. Mexican, w a. Eyersol, Mr., Evan,
Mr.. Reeves, Mrs Reeves
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For RENT.

on FIRST wTsT BETWEEN ard and 9Th
South. A new brick cottrge, Modern
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Miss Goldle Johnson Miss Noble
Johnson Dr. w. NJ, stucky Mrs.
STICKY, Mrs. A. Anderson, Miss A..
Anderson, Mrs j, r. stucky Clarence
Anderson, Harry Anderson Fred An
derson, Mrs. r. Anderson, George
Hamlln, stephen Worthington, MT
shovel, Charles Johnson Mr. Clampitt
Mrs. Clamptt, Mr. Tldkns, Mrs. Tid-
kins, Elias Davis, Jedd Earl, Mrs, Jedd
Earl, James Crawford, Mrs James
Crawford. |. G, Crawford, Mrs. ], O.
Crawford. Dr. Bird Mrs. Bird, Peter
T. DeerIng. Mrs. DeerIng.
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No Money Is Wanted
| Only Ask the Name OF Some Sick One;
Let Me Send Ny Book.

ask from you this, as an act Of humanity
Simply write me postal Give me the Of sick
Tell me which book he needs.
win do this in return.
win furnish that sick treatment which spent a
lifetime in learning give all the advice he needs And
promise that II any method fails he shall not have penny
to pay.
| win even do this;
with the book will send order your druggist for six
bottles Dr. Shops Restorative. win authorize him 10 let
you take month II succeeds the ~ $3.50 II It
falls viii pay your druggist myself win leave the de-
cson with YOU
That Impossible Offer and with any other treat.
men it would be- 1t would bankrupt the physician who made
II,
But have made prescription that strengthens the inside
have learned how bring back the nerve power
which operates the vital organs when an organ Is
weak, give It the power 10 act
Usually that s all that needed And in most chronic dis.
there is other way to get we'll
My book will prove that am right
Sometimes this method fails but not often There are
causes Ike cancer which but those cond.
dtons are rare.
My general ho In every case no matter how
difficult, l take the entire risk
In five years have done this In over half million cases
and records show that 80 In each 40 paid the medicine
taken That means that only each forty has dis
appointed.
II means that there 80 chances In 40 that can cure YOU
No sick person can an r1 10 neglect an offer like this
II the treatment succeeds you are we'll II falls is free
You have everything TO gain and nothing to by L.
won't you Write postal TO learn about a remedy like that
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PROBATE AND GUARDiANsHIp
NOTICES,
Consult County Clerk or tho respective
slgners for further Information.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO.
bate Division, IN aud for Salt Lake
County, State Of Utah In the matter
Of the estate 81 Sophia Wickens
Freeze, Deceived, Notice The petition
OF Frank w Freeze, administrator oi
the estate Of Sophia WIckens Freeze
deceased, praying for the settlement Of
final account of said administrator and
for the distribution Of the residue Of
said estate to the persons entitled has
been set for rearing on Friday the
2lst day OF March, A. D, 1902, at 10
O'Clock a. m, at the County Court
House in the Court Room VI said Court
In Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County
Utah.
Witness the CLERK Of snd Court with
the seal thereof affixed this 7th day Of
March, A. d. 1909,
(Seal.) JOHN JAMES
Clerk
BY c. Frank Emery Deputy Clerk
James II. Moylc, Attorney
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO.
bate Division, in and Tor Salt Lake
County. State OF Utah. IN the matter
Of the estate and guardianship Of W.
ward p, Ferry, an incompetent rtiSl
Notice. The petition for approYi ana
settlement Of the semi annual account
and report Of the guardians Of the ~
son and the estate OF Edward ?. Fem
an incompetent person. has been y,
for hearing on Friday, the 9lst day
March, A. D. 1909, at 10 o'clock a H.
at the County Court House, In lhe
Court Room Of said Court, In Salt LAKE
City, Salt Lake County Utah.
Witness the Clerk OF sal1
Court, with the seal thereof
(SeaD affixed, this 1th day OF
March. A. y. 1902
JOHN JAMES, Clerk
BY j. U. Eldredge, Jr, Deputy CLERK
j. n. Richards, attorney for petitioners.
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Jens Madsen, Nettle Madsen Josh X.
KjIyar, Mrs. j. X, Kjlyar John Hou-
gard Mrs John Hougard, Louis AN
derson. Mrs. Anderson. j H. Taylor
Mrs. j. Il. Taylor The Misses Taylor
NJ. Groo. Mrs. Grou, Dr. Wright MIS-
Wright. Mr.. Gestner Mrs Neslner,
Mrs. n. Williams, Miss Williams MIS-
Mabel Moore, Miss Moore w. Pr ce,
Mrs w, Price Mrs kimball Charles
Johnson Wm. Dunn, Mrs. O. Morris
Tho Misses Morris. Miss, Grant MISS
Dora Miles. william knight MIS-
Knight. Miss Cunningham Miss Voules'
Miss Y. Hunter Miss !" Hunter MRS
Qulst Miss Allie Muller, Lottle owen
Ada Ruth. MI Wilson Mrs Wllson'
Mrs Wilson, Mr.. Kolitz Mrs Kollts, j,
h. Hanson Mrs j e. Hanson. MIS-
clayton. Miss Leland Clayton, Andrew
Peterson, Mrs, Peterson
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CAR NO 10,

W. G.. Parr S. strnger r. Fleming
G. t. Glade y. Campball y, c. Young,
]. n. Richards o. NJ Pratt WIN
Phillips. sid Phillips, william Lester
George Tlmps1n, s Y Clawson H.
Fooie. 70. Clawson. Mr.. Shepard, Heber
Aldmlg lIebor shard George G, smith
Russell Rossiter William White, JOIN
Robinson, Avian owen Il, Edmon1s'
q \. Clark, Il. Lamph D. SALISBURY
M McAllster, A, c. Brain, j. Barre l
Roman Johnson VIII Rocker, O'Walsn
J. A Maxwell. o. II, Johnson j. ~
Wllcken. Ami Best, Ruph Heus a H.
Gardner, NJ Cotton, Hal Daynes, Roy
Ensign Joseph Wallace Prof Evan
stephpns
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HEWLETT BROS. co.
Salt Lake CITY, Utah

John ward. WIN Ward Charles Ward
T.. Jones. MI Frazier Mrs Frazier
Mr.. Frankel Mrs Frankcl
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Simply state which book you
want and add ess Dr. shoop, Box
7l8, Racine, Wis,
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Mid not chronic often cured by two bot
ties. AT all druggists.
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sxg RODS WITH GROOM TkN NiS h,ins
House. Rents for 500 per mon!1Ii Va ,a,.on g
40. 90 rent. only ss,5OO.OO. O. u re''''O"
W. end So.
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SPRING CLEARANCE SALE i0n NOD -,
near new Exposition Grounds; oniy WV w
rod % H. Peterson, IS W. snu 20 .------
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IN STEPHEN sEAR0BLlehnao 5 rn1 pre,
one OF the neatest pretues. o ,n,ms lS3n
bricks for sale on + bth 3d. hasy V'''l-' -
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Too Late for Classification
FOR sALE-RsAL ESTATE.

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Q CHOICE LOTS ON EAST DRIVE Nm
10th So. only $1,000 0, + Peterson :"
2nd so ---------
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-12
LOOKING UP MAIL DEVICES
Committee Appointed by Postmaster
Genera aspects Inventions
of N~ebraskans.

A committee appointed by the postmaster
general for the purpose Of inspecting and
reporting on devices patented for the de-
livery and catching Of mails from moving
trains passed through Omaha yesterday
enroute to Greenwood, Neb., to test the
device invented by r. S.. Patton Of this
city. The device Of Patton's has been In
use on the Burlington road for over a year,
and the friends OF the inventor who have
examined the apparatus are confident that
it will meet the approval of the government
committee. The committee win return to
Omaha and then go at once to Grand
Island, where they will test a SINH
lar device invented by Ashton Meyer OF that
place. The committee is composed Of E. j..
Ryan, chief superintendent Of the railway
mail service Of Boston; D. ]. Bradley, SUI
perintendent at New York; E.. L. West, su-
perintendent at Chicago; o. T. Holloway,
superintendent at Cincinnati; s. M. Gains,
superintendent at Fort Worth; T. P. Ora
ham, chief Of the equipment division at
Washington; J. T. Crew, chief Of the rail-
way adjustment system.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-12
HEARS FROM LEARNS BOYS
COunty Judge IL Asked to Provide
Them transportation from
Dallas, Texas.

Judge v~insonhaler OF the county court
has received from the sons Of the late
Judge William r. Learn a letter request
ing tickets to Omaha from Dallas, Tex,
and his assurance that he will provide for
them here and keep them In school with
the $4,000 left them by their father upon
his death about eighteen months ago. Be-
cause Of their mothers failure to keep her
promise to return the boys to Douglas
county, which promise was made In July,
1901, when she wished to take them with
her to her home in Cripple Creek, Colo,
Judge Vinsonhsler does not look upon the
request favorably. He has answered that
II. they return It must be at their mothers
expense for transportation. Should they
come, he will see that they are properly
provided for here until they are Of age.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-12
1sk wedding rings. EdhOlm, ieweler.
HAVE SCARLET FEVER ALSt
Little Ones at the Child Saving In
stitute Suffering with
Two Diseases.

From the record OF contagious diseases
at the oftice Of the Board OF Health It is
now learned that the three children who
are Ill at the Child Saving institute. 1906
Ohio street, all have scarlet fever as we'll
as diphtheria- Having had his attention
called by Health Commissioner Ralph to
the health ordinances OF the city, DR.. Pol
lard today returned reports to the health
ONCE stating that Meta Lutz. aged 2 years;
Bessie, Bolmer aged 2 years, and Wesley
Collins. aged s years. all at the Child Saw
ing institute. are suffering from dipththeria
and scarlet fever. other reports Of con
tagious diseases were received this morn
ing In greater number than is customary.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-12
NEW CHURCH MAY BE BUILT
Kentucky Preache Has Project for
Christian Congregation on
NORTH Side.
rejected for

A new Christian church is projected for
the northern part OF the city. Rev. j.. H.
Beasley of Kentucky, who has been In the
city since the national convention, has the
matter In charge. A resident of the city
who owns considerable land north of Ames
avenue has offered to donate a lot on
Browne street near Twenty-sixth for church
purposes II the members of the church will
erect a building. Mr.. Beasley presented the
matter before the Monday club at it's last
session, and while no definite action was
taken he was told that the members Of the
club would lend him all Of the support pos
sible in connection with their other work.
The nearest Christian church to the pro-
posed site is the North Side church, which
Is on Grant street. There are Methodist
and Congregational churches in the neigh
borhood and a number of members of the
Christian church who are anxious for the
new building.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-12
Announcements of the Thenters.

At the orpheum this afternoon will be
given the regular mid-week matinee. The
turns on the bill are varied and are we'll
calculated to please many tastes, which is
attested by their scoring to largest houses
Of the season. Ned Wayburn's Jockey Club"
headed by the Countess hatfield, are not
only drawing the chappies to the front
rows, but are proving of the magnetic kind
that draw all classes. There are fifteen
sprightly girls, attractively costumed, in
the company who present a number Of
graceful dances, while the Countess, a
dainty blonde, sings q number Of songs.
Harry LeClair is another feature that is
scoring heavily and easily ranks with the
cleverest female impersonators that have
appeared here.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-12
Don't Accept Counterfeits.

For piles, skin diseases. sores, cuts,
bruises, burns and other wounds nothing
equals DeWitt's Witch Hazel salye. Don't
except counterfeits. None genuine except
DeWitt's. g" have suffered since 1865 with
protruding. bleeding piles and until re-
Gently could find no permanent relief" says
J. F. Gerallt OF st. Paul, Ark. FINALLY I
tried DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, which
soon completely cured me-"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-12
REORGANIZATION is COMING
Onicers of street RAILWAY Company
viii Make Statement I'm
Few Days.

Large stockholders in the Omaha Street
Railway company say that within a few
days the final arrangements for the reor-
ganization of the company will be per-
fected. and that the officers Of the company
will issue a statement setting forth the
full extent OF the deal.
1t is understood that since the return OF
Mr.. Murphy and Mr.. Barton the majority
stockholders have fully decided upon the
course which they will pursue, and the New
York parties are to take final action pre-
vious to the announcement OF the transfer
OF reorganization. whichever It may be
called.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-12
A Good Move.

The members Of the Conservative Savings
and Loan association calling at the new
Offices, No. 2O5 South Sixteenth street. ex-
press themselves we'll pleased with the new
location. The room is light and airy and
we'll adapted to the needs Of the association,
md, more important still, is centrally To-
Gated in the retail district Of the city. The
officers feel that within the next few months
the business Of the association will run
past the one million point. the present as
sets being considerably in excess OF $500, 900.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-12
Dixie Flyer.

A through train to Jacksonville, Fla, via
st. Louis or Chicago and Nashville, Chat
tanooga, Lookout Mountain, Atlanta and
Macon. Round trip tourist tickets now on
sale, permitting stopovers both going and
returning and limited until June 1, 1908.
Write or call on us for full information
regarding rates, ETC., and copy Of our beau
tiful illustrated Florida booklet. at 1902
Farnam street, Omaha. W. H. BRILL,
District Passenger Agent Illinois Central
Railroad. Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-12
Quick Time to the Southeast.

Leave Nebraska points in the forenoon to
take the palatially equipped Southeastern
Limited of the Frisco System leaving
Kansas City daily, $50 p. M, reaching
Memphis 500 a. m. Hot Springs 3:15 p. m.
New Orleans 7:40 p. m, Atlanta 1915 p. m,
Savannah 700 a. M, Jacksonville $3.50 a. m.
Through sleeper Kansas City to Jackson
Vile. Passenger once, 2O6 South 14th St.,
Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-12

The following births and deaths were re-
lduring the twenty-four hours ending at
moon Tuesday:
~Births-Robert r. Park, 4s24 Webster
street, boy; William Truckey. 1872 Sherman
avenue, boy; Nathan Field, 1920 Burt street,
girl; Daniel Taylor, 202l Howard street, girl
BENJAMIN Rosebery, 1910 Ohio street, boy;
tWilliam Smith, 514l5 South Thirteenth
street, boy; Abraham Metcher. sol South
Nineteenth street, boy; Charles Baum, $500
Camden avenue, boy; Samuel shapiro, 2i2l
Rescue Home, Thirtieth and Maple streets,
hoy, w. w. Stewart, 3413 North Thirtieth
street, boy; Charlie, 2547 Rees street, boy
lDomenic King. 3OO5 Franklin avenue, boy.
Deaths-John ThoTne, Central hospital,
aged IS years; Matthias Medard, 81. Jo-
lSeph's hospital, aged "A years.
The new kind OF General Arthur cigars
will please you II you care for good cigars.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-12
Quick Time to the Southwest.

Leave Nebraska points in the forenoon to
take the palatially equipped Meteor" OF
the Frisco System leaving Kansas City
daily 7;l5 p. m, reaching Oklahoma City
1880 a. m. Denison lilo a. m, Sherman
1880 g. m, Dallas 2:30 p. m, Fort Worth
2:6b p. m, Waco 1885 p. m. Passenger Of
nee, 200 South 14th ST., Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-12

1.-THE Tide of Life" a sensational melo-
drama, will follow the current attraction
at the Boyd's, opening Thursday night.
The play Is full Of hair raising. thrilling
scenes, situations and climaxes. Those
who care for this sort of entertainment
are promised a treat.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-12
Good Position open.

Good opening for a newspaper or maya
zine solicitor. Permanent position for a
competent man. Address Twentieth Cen
tury Farmer. |cA Building, Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-12
MortaIIty statistics.

Beautiful new Ruby. Emerald. Pearl and
diamond Combination Rings. Edholm, jewlr
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-12

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