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Evening star., 1909-06-20
WORK ON STATE ROADS.
Contract Awarded for the Five-NIil
Cumberland Section.

CUMBERLAND. Md, June 19.-WOrk
has been commenced on the Maryland
State roads. The contract for building
five miles in this county was awarded to
HOFFMAN Bros, of Washington, Pa, at
their bid of $3s,65s.93, the lowest yet re-
ceived for building a stone road.
The road runs over the old Cumber
land road a section of the National pike.
from Cumberland east to the Six-mile
House. Two other sections are To be
constructed in Alegany county this sum-
mer-one mile between Frostburg and
Eckhart and one mile from Frostburg
west toward the Garrett county line.
The latter is in bad condition and 1t is
the intention to rebuild the worst sec
tionS first.
Evening star., 1909-06-20
Girl Dies in the Union Station.

Flora Jones. colorad, seventeen years
OF age, of Richmond. Va. who had been
a patient at the Pennsylvania Sanatori-
um, Mount Alto, Pa. while en- route
from that place 10 her home on board
train which arrived in this city at $50
o'clock Yesterday died Just after she step
ped from the train TO the platform in the
Union station here. The girl was accom-
panied by her uncle, Robert Jones She had
Evening star., 1909-06-20
Ninth and
the Avenue.

Washington boatyard and has been put
overheard to be fitted out with fishing
paraphernalia. preparatory to sailing for
the lower river on a summer fishing ex-
pedition.
The Evans will carry nets, boats and
a crew of several men and will operate
in the lower end of the river.
The bugeye j C. Kibble, Capt Keith
Davis, is also employed in summer fish
ing at river points.
Evening star., 1909-06-20
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been a patient at the sanatorium for the
past three years, and as she had not i'm
proved ii was decided TO take her to her
home The body was removed to the
District morgue and Coroner hewitt was
notified. The body will be prepared for
burial and shipped to Richmond.
Evening star., 1909-06-20
MARRIED.

MARR-JONES. On May IT, 1909. at Illahee
ranch. Hamilton. Ore, CURTIS LINCOLN
MAltR of Oregon and FRANCES PERDEE
JONES of Washington, d. c.
Evening star., 1909-06-20
Button Day Notice.

Caution to the Public:-All per-
sons authorized to sell buttons on
the street will be furnished with
badges by the committee.
The prices of the buttons are
clearly indicated by colors as
follows: Black buttons, 10 cents;
green. o5 cents: blue. 80 cents;
red, 81; silver, So: gold, $40. No
one should pay more than the
value of the button. as indicated
by the color.
Buttons will be on sale in all
drug stores and practically all of
the large downtown stores. as
we'll as by special canvassers.
Persons desiring further in
formation or an additional supply
of buttons should telephone Main
6616.
WANTED: Two hundred more
boys to volunteer services at the
headquarters at 8 o'clock tomor-
row for two hours work.
Every one is requested to make
complete returns of sales before
j pm. Monday.
Evening star., 1909-06-20

The Hancock-Berkeley Automobile Rap
i'd Transit Company has been organized
for the purpose of operating an automo-
bile passenger and freight line between
Hancock and Berkeley Springs.
Evening star., 1909-06-20
Fishing Boats at Work.

The f1attie. Lilly F. Evans, owned by
Capt. j. 8. Johnson. has completed
general overhauling and painting at a
Evening star., 1909-06-20
Other Merchants in Line.

H. b. Campbell continued until late
yesterday to send in the names of addi-
tional merchants who had agreed to
purchase buttons for all their employees
One of the largest orders received was
from the government printing Office
where ii is expected that fully $500
buttons will be disposed Of
There were many encouraging Incl
dents during the day, great number
of buttons being sold to people who could
not wait until Monday. including num-
Evening star., 1909-06-20

All-linen One-piece Dresses in white
and natural: tucked panel front:
Dutch neck. and made of heavy lace
and medallion. trimmed: finished with
crocheted buttons: all sizes. cln
Special. OlU
Evening star., 1909-06-20

One-piece Wash Dresses in blue
and tan: piped with contrasting
shades; and button trimmed: tucked
yoke: self fold on skirt: well
made and decidedly effective. C.
Special price. Do
Evening star., 1909-06-20

White Duck Hats for Misses and
Children; round crown, roll o.
ing brim. Special price. ZC(
Evening star., 1909-06-20

Wash Skirts in white and natural
: gore-tUcked panel front; trimmed
with three folds and but
tons; all lengths. Special n1 en
price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .OU
Evening star., 1909-06-20

Lot of 81. S1.50 and SO Tntrimmed
Hats, in all the different shapes and
braids: black and colors. For kn
quick clearance. OS(
Lot of 25c and soc Flowers. Fruits
and Foliage, including daisy buds,
roses. cherries. grapes, etc.
Clearance sale price. O(
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-05
Fire Teams Break
Worlds Record
Clinton and Sioux City Teams Make
New Marks at Iowa State
Tournament.

DAVENPORT, Ia. Aug. 4-(SpeciaI Tele-
gram)-The worlds record for a half-mile
run by fire department teams from bunk
hitch, firemen laying $50 feet of hose,
breaking coupling and attaching pipe, was
broken twice at the Iowa State Firemen's
tournament this afternoon. Bonnie and
Beauty Of Clinton reduced the record from
lis TO l:l4B, and later Paddy and Prince.
the Sioux City thoroughbreds, lowered it
TO l:l396. The tournament, which lasts
four days, has attracted thousands of Wis
itors to the city. Two thousand firemen
were In line in the big parade this morn
ing and eleven paid department teams and
twenty volunteer companies will take part
in the contests at the mile track. Results
Of today's events:
Straight away hose race, $50 yards: VII
lisca won, West Liberty second. Grand
Mound third. Time: O:29.
Amateur race: Villisca won, West Lib
erty second, Muscatine third. Time: O:34X
Relay Rag race, eighteen men, each fiftv
YARDS: Vtllisca won, West Liberty second,
Grand Mound third. Time: 1:54%.
Ealt-mile, paid departments: Sioux CITY
PADDY and Prince, won; Clinton, Bonny
and Beauty, second; Sioux CITY. Dick ana
Dan, third; Davenport. Barney and BaT-
ney, fourth. Clinton, Pat and Bob; Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Lou and Herb; Davenport
George and Dick; Des Moines, Black and
ram Des Moines, Jack and Jack; Red
OAK, Pat and Pat, finished in order named
Best time: 1:13Sb.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-05
Council Bluffs
MIKES WANT MONEY BACK
Three Additional Petitions Filed in
District Court.
BANKERS AMONG DEFENDANTS
Men from Ohio, Missouri and Colo
RADIO Are victims of Fake Horse
Races and wrestling
Matches.

ATTORNEYS crawford and wadsworth fil@d
in the district court yesterday the petitions
IN three more OF the suits brought by
Mikes" in an effort to recover 1.-THE money
out Of which they were fleeced by J. G.
Mavbray and his associates, known as the
Big store Gang"
The plaintiffs in the suits in which the
petitions were filed yesterday are:
c. Nelson Pratt of Toledo. o., who claims
to have been bunkoed out of 5000 on oc-
tober %, 1908, on a fake wrestling match.
r. L. King Of Fowler. Colo, who claims
to have been bunkoed out Of 5000 on a fake
horse race on May 6. 1905.
q. Pierpont Of Maryville, Mo-, who claims
to have been bunkoed out of 81 oJ on a fake
horse race on March q, 1905.
The list Of defendants named In these
three suits is the same as in the petitions
previously filed. They are Benjamin Marks,
the First National bank of this city, Ernest
f. Hart, president Of the First National
bank. J. ]. Spindler, cashier Of the First
National bank. Ernest E. Hart dncorpor-
ated). ames c. Maybray, John r. Dobbins
and Frank o. Scott.
Walter Parker is the "steerer" named in
the suit Of r. I. King and is made one of
the defendants. In Y. Pierpont's case w.
]. Connors is the alleged 'steerer'' and Is
included in the list Of defendants. win y
Ball is made one Of the defendants in the
case Of c. Nelson Pratt. it being alleged
that he acted as the "steerer,"
There are no new features in the petit.
lions filed yesterday, the allegations and
charges being substantially the same as IL
the previous suits.
Messrs. Crawford and Wadsworth served
original notices Of twenty-five Mike suits
on June IS and, including those filed yes
terday, the petitions in eighteen of thes,
cases have now been made public.
The plaintiffs in the four suits in which
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-05

The names of the forty petit jurors to
serve at the term OF district court which
opens in this city on August 81 were drawn
yesterday by Harry NJ. Brown. clerk of
the district court; County Auditor r. ".
lines and County Recorder w. H. Barg-
hansen. The list is as follows:
Nels Benson, s. ]. Whitmore, Boomer
township; August Hielle, Washington
township; II. E. Plumer. Lewis township;
c. b. Cassidy, Jim Zornik. Garner town
ship; Henry Wilkens, Adolph Goose, Silver
Creek township; c. ]. Christofferson Hazel
Dell township; Denver Hough, Crescent
township; Fred Blumer, Minden; Guy Her
rick, J. P. Carlile, NJ. J. Hanifan, Nor
walk township; William Thomas, York
township; s. V. Downs, Nicola: ]. b. Ma
craze. James Hoon, W. H. Mckenzie. z. s..
Warner, George l.. Wesley. B.. b.. Dentler,
]. F. Loomis, II. Gladwin. Theo. Rosch.
A. r.. Chestnut. NJ, Gallagher. James Nc
Clure, T. H. James. C. T. LYONS. James
Norman, Frank Allstrand, o. Younker-
man. c. F. Carter. Arthur Pickering,
George Zoller. T.. II. Hester, j. D. john
son, II. P. Nelson and ]. ]. Martin, Coun-
ell Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-05

business and amusement places have
experienced a very great increase in the
volume of their business as a result of pro-
hibition in our city, said Mayor Don L.
Love of Lincoln, Neb., this afternoon
shortly before going to the Chamberlain
hotel to attend the banquet given in his
honor by John NJ. Read.
Especially in cash business is the bene-
fetal result noticeable and am sure that
IL the question of prohibition were resub-
mitted to the voters It would be carried by
an even greater majority than before.
"of course there are people in Lincoln
who still get their liquor. Havelock, a
little town five miles out, that is connected
by car line, serves as a sort Of an oasis.
and thirsty individuals go out there by the
carloads. But there Is a pretty good chance
Of that going dry next spring.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-05
Davis, druss

Davis, drugs.
CORR1GANS, undertakers. Phone las.
woodring Undertaking company. Tel. 3ss.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
When you want reliable want ad adver-
N z, use The Bee.
Deering binders and mowers. spearinr
q Triplett, 37 Broadway.
Wanted a boy to carry a Bee route.
Apply 10 Scott street, Omaha Bee.
BAIRD, LoNGENECKER & ROLAND,
Underwriters. Phone 10, n. Main st.
DIR. w. w Magarell, optometrist, moved
70 2O6-2OS City National bank building.
County Attorney J. ]. Hess arrived home
yesterday from Chicago and a trip to the
Iake region. He was accompanied home by
diana.
The condition of Dr.. Morgan cutler. who
was Injured In an accident last
saturday night was but slightly changed
appeared to be for the good.
Joseph II Pugher and Grace y. Pugher,
~ ~ 1t over again and came to Council
h&gffs yesterday, secured a marriage Ii
! eense and Justice Cooper tied the new
knot.
O. A. Martin, a former member Of the
local newspaper fraternity, arrived last
! evening in the city from his home at Falls
City, Neb., on his way to Terre Haute, Ind ,
where ne has obtained a position on one Of
the papers.
clock, several pairs Of scissors and two
pairs Of women's shoes. He could not give
q satisfactory account for the articles and
is being held for investigation. So far
the police have not learned where he OBJ
tanned the goods.
Ray Gildey, the youth who was arrested
about two months ago for the theft of
two bicycles. is in the tolls again. He was
taken into custody yesterday while trying
TO sell at a secondhand goods store on
Broadway fourteen new j~ackknives, a
Mrs. J. Z. Williams, aged IS years, died
yesterday at the home of her laughter
Mrs. J. c. Spindler in Walnut, la. one
other daughter, Mrs. Hattie Gray of Sar
Francisco, and one son. Fred {. Williams
! of Florence, Colo, survive her. The funera
, will be held Friday afternoon. The bodN
will be taken direct to the cemetery, where
a short service will be held. Intermen.
viii be in the family burial lot In Fairviev
cemetery.
The Board Of Commissioner for the In
sane decided yesterday that Charles NJ
Sanford Is not of unsound mind and OF,
dered his discharge. Sanford, however
was returned to the county Jail, as his
bondsmen in the case where he was in
dicted for shooting at and wounding CLAUDE
Gano have surrendered him to the authori
ties. His bond under this Indictment wa
1850. Sanford stated that he expected L
be able to secure new bondsmen in a dal
or so.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-05
% DEDICATE LINCOLN PARK
Exercises to BE Held on Anniversary
of E~mancipator's Visit.

Exercises to Be Held on Anniversary
of EmancipatOr's visit.
Plans are being made to celebrate on Fri
day, August &c, the fiftieth anniversary of
the occasion of Abraham Lincoln's visit to
this city and to Lincoln Lookout Point"
at tn west end of what is now Lafayette
avenue, in connection with the formal pre-
sentation of the new city park, to be known
as Lincoln park, by the city to the Board
of Park Commissioners
Former Mayor Rohrer, who, with Leon
ard Everett, donated the land now form
ing the park, will preside at the exercises
and Mayor Maloney will make the address
and presentation on behalf of the city,
while President Graham of the park board
will make the address Of acceptance.
The members of the local chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolution,
who have undertaken to erect a monument
at Lincoln Lookout" as a memorial Of the
martyred presidents visit to this spot, will
participate in the exercises.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-05
Alleged Speeders Arrested.

The stationing OF an officer on West
Broadway TO corral automobilists who ex-
coed the speed limit resulted yesterday in
the arrest Of four alleged violaters Of the
city ordinance. They were GeorE W.
Adams Of Walnut, Ia, PRESIDENT OF the Iowa
& Omaha Short Line railway; B. F. Hast
ings, a real estate dealer Of Omaha; Gould
Dietz Of Omaha, and F. Anderson, q local
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-05
DEAD WOMAN FROM IOWA
Mrs. Bessie Elliott, Killed I'm Denver,
Formerly Lived in Sioux
City.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Aug. AIRS. Bessie
Elliott, known also as Mrs. Bessie Wat
son and Bessie Brown, who was shot and
killed In Denver last night by T. ]. Hal
stead. lived in Sioux City for several
years. While here the woman was known
as Mrs. Elliott and was believed to be the
wife of George Elliott. a barber, but the
latter denies the relationship.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-05
NECK BROKEN IN RUNAWAY
Former Tabor Man f. Instantly
Killed in Accident in
Wyoming.

TABOR. Ia. Aug. 4-(special)-A tele-
gram from Sheridan, wyo.. announced the
sudden death of o. r, Ballard, a former
resident Of this place and father Of Mrs.
r. H. Clarke.
Mr.. Ballard was riding In a carriage
with two other men when the team ran
away, throwing them out, rendering two
OF them unconscious and instantly break
ing Mr.. BILLIARDS. neck. The body was
shipped to his former home at Atlantic
for burial.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-05

UTE-Charles Riddle, a farmer residing
near here, while In an intoxicated condi-
ton, insisted on feeding a threshing ma
chine and got his hand caught in the CYL
inder. His arm was torn TO pieces and
Riddle narrowly escaped being drawn into
the machine. He may die as a result Of his
injuries.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-05

At the adjourned meeting Yesterday Of
the executive committee Of the Commercial
club it was decided that the public banquet
10 he rendered Congressman Walter T.
Smith on his return from Washington. D.
would be on Friday. August 20. II was
also decided that the affair should take the
form Of a dollar-a-plate dinner Further
details will he worked out at another meet
ing Of the committee TO he held this even
ing, at which time subcommittee will be
named.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-05
Council Bluffs

automobile dealer. They were each required
10 put up a SIS cash bond for their ap-
o~esrance in police court this morning. All
four arrests we're made by Patrolman
short, who has been detailed for this par
duty on West Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-05

student Drowned at Town City.
IOWA CITY. Ia Aug. L-(special Tele-
gram.)-Charles Maley, Is years old, a uni
versity student. was drowned late this
afternoon while bathing IN Iowa river.
His home was at Upton, Ia He was a
good swimmer, but was taken with cramps.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-05
lHAsKINs'
y BODY IDENTIFIED
Man who KILLED Himself In Colorado
BELONGED Here.

Belonged Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C.. Holder Of South
Eighth street arrived home yesterday from
Greeley, Colo, where they fully Identified
the man who committed suicide there as
their uncle, James Haskins, brother Of
Mrs. William Holder, sr.
When the first telegram was received
last Saturday from Coroner Macy Of
Greeley, Mrs. Holder was Of the belief
that the suicide referred to was her
brother.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Holder reached
Greeley the body Of the suicide was ex-
humed and they at once identified it as
that of James Haskins, formerly Of this
city.
Haskins had about $3.50 insurance and IL
is the intention of the family to bring
the body back here for burial.
Haskins disappeared three months ago
from Council Bluffs and his whereabouts
was unknown until after the suicide. He
killed himself at the ranch Of a man
named Campbell July 20. He had applied
to Campbell for work and when told there
was nothing TO do ne said he wanted pro-
lection, as soldiers were chasing him and
would Kill him and bury his body on the
plains. He asked Campbell for a razor
and when this was refused sharpened his
pocketknife and slashed his throat with
1t. He then struck himself on the head
with a heavy mallet. Young Campbell
took a gun and with his mother started
to flee, but Haskins got the gun and let
them go. Before they returned with neigh
bors Haskins shot himself through the
head. He told them his name was William
Holden.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-05
RenI Entate Trnnsfers.

These transfers were reported to The Bee
August 4 by the Pottawattamie County Alb
stract company of Council Bluffs:
Mary Boquet and husband to Louis
Simon, lot 2, block 3, Bayliss' LIST
add, W. .Alo,VO
NJ. Solomon and wife to a. D. Knapp,
lots 3 and 4, Rice's subdiv. of lots
q and q, Johnson's add. W. d.. 4,5OO
Edward r. Hughes and wife and
Arthur A. Graham to Roy r. Bling
ham. lots Z, s and 3, block 2, and
s22 feet of n66 feet of lots IL. 10, IA,
Is and Is, block 8, Hancock, Ia,
James P. Christensen and wife to A.
d. Knapp, lot 4 In auditors subdiv.
of lot "A, Johnson's add. W. d........ l, 400
The Pacific Realty company to Chi
cago & Northwestern Railway COM
pany, lot 10, block IA. Mullins
subdiv., W. d:..."."......":.:....... 500
Edgar C. Smith and wife TO Chicago
& Northwestern Railway company,
lot Is, block 10, Mullins sub, W. d.. 225
William Arnd and wife to Edna NJ.
Teeple, lot 9, block rs, Everett's add,
". u.'....'''',,.' lEt
Mary Smith, widow, 10 Charles Smith,
block 70, Crescent, Ia, s. W. d........
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-05
Council Bluffs

petitions are still to be filed are:
c. A. Nelson. Alma. Neb.. lost 1900 on a
horse race October %. 1908.
John Koziek, Chicago, lost S,O0 on a
boxing match November l5,1eOS.
Thomas Agern. Fergus Falls. MINI, lost
t2,O OO on a wrestling match November 10.
1905.
II. J. HOLSTER, Minneapolis. lost $1,000
on a horse race during 1908.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-05

I do first-class work reasonable. make
suits for SIS, skirts S.. I also do altering TO
suit. Would YOU give me a trial? The
Fashion, ladies' tailoring. r. H. Emleln.
proprietor. Late filter Orkin Bros. 80 S
Main ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-05
Girls wanted.

Girls who can work all fall and winter
Will be given employment wrapping Wood
wards pure sugar stick candy and Wood
wards real butter scotch. john C. Wood
ward & Co. ga
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-05

Big discount on refrigerators, lawn
mowers and hammocks. From 20 to 38h
per cent discount. P. C. Del Val Hard
ware company.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-05
IOWA VETERAN KILLS SELF
John Mackey of Des Moines Fakes
Poison and Then Jumps
Into Canal.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Aug. 4-Atfer TAX
ing poison John Mackey, a civil war vet
eran from Des Moines, Ia, jumped into
the Erie canal. His body is in the morgue.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-05
THE COOLEST PLACE IN TOWN, THE
DIAMOND THEATER.
NInrrinre LIcenaea.

will, it is expected, hold a meeting probably
on August II.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-05

Hist and Co, "Frize in the Madhouse;"
Lillian Scott, singing; Harry Driscoll, in
the Irish comedian. A big laugh from start
to finish. Three thousand feet of the latest
moving pictures. Thursday, Friday and
Saturday at the Diamond Theater.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-05

FOR MEDICAL AND FAMILY USE
BUY YOUR LIQUORS AT RosENFELD
LIQUOR co. 519 s.. Main. Phones 1923.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-05
George Corner VIII Continue the Old
EstnhIIahed JeMeIrN Store.

George Gerner VIII Continue he Old
Esta bIished JeweIry store.
George Gerner has purchased the jewelry
business of the late c. B. Jacquemin, Of
which he has been manager for a number
Of years. He will move to a new location
at 400 West Broadway in the fall, at which
time he will put in an entire new stock.
The C. B. Jacquemin iewelry business was
established in 1866, and in 1867 George
Corner, sr., entered into a partnership and
assumed management of the store when
Mr.. Jacquemin went to Helena, Mont,
where he opened another jewelry store. on
Mr.. Gerner retiring from active business
in 1903 his son, George Corner, jr., became
general manager of the business here,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-05

passing through, so as to gain a correct
idea of the amount OF freight handled In a
wear.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-05
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention

Vhs Council BIuffs office Of The
omshA Bee IL az Is Boost street.
Both RhoBaa "a
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-05
G Vacation.Tours:
Choose Yours.

Seattle Exposndon-Tour through the Northwest wonderland, n way North
enP Pacific, the other Great Northern, via the Black Hills, Yellowstone Park
AM 0pokane -. $4,000
Salt Lake IN Return-G. A. R. Reunion. Open excursion rate August to
s, inclusive, via Denver and scenic Colorado ........,........ S29 40
Coast Tour, Seattle and Canfornia-One way through the Northwest and owe
the Shasta Route through California, other way via Salt Lake and Scenic
Coioraoo 80 - 80 - -. $685. 90
trip from Ogden, 5 days, $500. Going and returning via Gardiner
Attractive circuit tour, in via Gardiner. ut via Salt Lake and Scenic Colo
rado, ~ days, $1O72 5. In via Scenic Colorado Salt Lake, Yellowstone and
out via Gardiner. 3h days, So35O.
Personally conducted Park camping tours, via Cody and the scenice entrance,
over Sylvan pass. An eighteen-day tour inviting the highest class OF travel,
ron Cody $500
Cody, Wyo"-DVerg1ng point or Park camping tours and hunting
country $30.75
Sheridan, Wyo-For Big Horn Mountain resorts and Eaton Bros Vacation
Ranch ...''''..''.'..'.'.. $25.7 rs
Hot Springs, S D-DenghtfuI health resorta and location of the million dollar
government Army sanitarium .$15.75
Scenic COlOradO-Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo ........S17kO
TRAIN SERVICE. =
Denver n Coorado-From Omaha at :1O D m. M l1:bO n m All
Of high grade equipment. through standard and tourist seepers.
Northwest ad Puget sound-va Billings and Northern Pacific, 41o D.
M; via Billings and Great Northern, 1850 p m. Through standard and
tourists eepers' These are the only through trains Nebraska to Seattle.
fNEHS[ il Reynolds, City Passenger Agent,
sya1E5lVN 1902 Farnam Street, Omaha, Nebraska