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The National tribune., 1909-06-24
WASHINGTON b THURSDAY JUNE a. 1909

1t is expected that Senator Lorimer
will identify himself with oe so-called
'progressves,'' or low-tariff Republi-
cans, altho the first vote he cast in the
Senate was with the members of the
Finance Committee in opposition to the
Brown amendment to place wood pulp
and print paper on the free list. a
number of other low-tarif Republicans
stance.
Mrs. Taft, wife of President Taft, Is
able to be downstairs at the White
House for the first time since she was
SO suddenly stricken few weeks ago
Just as soon as she is able 10 travel
Mrs. Taft will go to the Taft Summer
home at Beverly, Mass.
The National tribune., 1909-06-24
CONGRESS-.
Report OF Proceedings From Day 10 Day.
Senate.

Monday. June 1.-THE proposition
of Senator Stone declaring for the in
dependence of the Philippines after Is
years, was defeated by vote of A
to IS.
The tariff arrangements with the
Philippines were under discussion the
entire day. the attack being led by Mr..
Bristow. All efforts to change the linn
itations placed on the imports of sugar
and tobacco from the Islands to the
United States failed.
Senator Aldrich asserted that Presi-
dent Taft approved these Philippine
provisions, and Senator Clapp ques-
toned the statement.
With the approval of The President,
Mr.. Aldrich has arranged 4 compro-
mise on the income-tax proposition
looking to a constitutional amendment
coupled with the adoption of tax on
the net earnings of corporations. This
is expected to receive the votes of a
majority OF the Senate and take some
of the Republican income takers out of
the Cummins- Bailey camp.
The final night session was held last
night. Hereafter the Senate will con-
vene at 10 o'clock and sit continuously
until o'clock in the evening.
House.
The House was in session only 10
minutes. and then adjourned to meet
again Thursday at noon.
During the short session resolution,
presented by Representative Murphy.
of Missouri, was passed. calling upon
the Secretary of the Interior to forward
to the House the reports of Cyrus Bede,
an Indian Inspector. as to the conduct
in Office of j. Blair Schoenfeldt, Indian
Agent at Union Station, Muskogee, /.
T., in 1904. Following the investiga-
ton made by Mr. Bede, Schoenfeldt re-
signed, but the reports have never been
made public. Representative Murphy,
as one of the attorneys for the Creek
Indians, filed charges against Schoen-
feldt.
The National tribune., 1909-06-24

Francis e. Leupp. Commissioner of
Indian Affairs. has resigned, and Rob-
C. Valentine, formerly Deputy Com
missioner, has been advanced to the
position Of Commissioner. Mr.. Leupp
pleaded I'll health as a reason for re-
signing. President Taft accepted the
resignation with letter of regret. hop
ing that Commissioner Leupp would
soon be restored TO health. The Presi-
dent expressed his appreciation of the
interchangeable efforts of Commissioner
Leupp in advancing the interests of the
Indian Service"
The National tribune., 1909-06-24

Senator William Lorimer, of Illinois,
was sworn in in the Senate last Friday
morning, and Immediately took his seat
in the Upper House. Accompanied by
his colleague, Senator Cullom, Senator
Lorimer walked down the center aisle
of the Senate Chamber to the Vice
Presidents desk, where the Vice Presi-
dent administered the oath of Office.
The new Senator, who was elected
recently to take former Senator Hop
kins's place. was given seat in the
Cherokee strip" on the extreme right
of the Vice President, where the over
flow of the Republican Senators are
seated.
For some time Senator Lorimer could
not make up his mind whether to con-
tinue member of the House until after
the tariff bill had been disposed of,
saying that he did not know in which
branch his services were most needed.
The National tribune., 1909-06-24

The French are kicking on giving up
Embasador White. They like him. He
has lot of money; he entertains like
well. like an American, which is ahead
of a Prince any old time. 1t Is all right,
their liking our rich men; but the
French go on to say that we "impro-
wise" ambassadors Now, that is some
thing That we certainly cannot stand.
1t Is put in very graceful language. but
it really is tough on us to be told open
ly that we send abroad good deal of
raw material as ambassadors. Even
IL 1t is true we do not intend that any
frog-eating Frenchman shall come out
in the newspapers and tell us so un-
challenged.
The National tribune., 1909-06-24


! Miss Flora Wilson. daughter OF Secre-
tary Of Agriculture Wilson. is one of the
Cabinet hostesses who finds that life
dull, hollow and not worth living. Feel
ing this way, II was not a surprise when
she left her father to keep bachelor
house, while she went off to have a
career of her own which should not
consist OF standing Up two nights in
the week to shake hands with thou
sand or 5000 people whom she did
not know and did not care to know.
Miss Wilson studied voice culture un-
der the best singing masters in the Old
World. and has returned with honors
thick upon her. She was with her
father few months this Spring and
Summer and entertained as of old, but
the wander-lust has taken possession of
her again, and she is now on her way
back to Europe, where she will go on
The concert stage. Miss Wilson will be
heard here in concert next Winter.
The National tribune., 1909-06-24

!, Commander Cameron McRae Wins
low, of Spanish War fame, is confined
In the hospital in Newport News recoy-
ering from an operation for hernia.
The National tribune., 1909-06-24

President Taft Will be the guest of
honor at reception to be given by the
faculty of the Catholic Summer School
OF America at Cliff Haven, n. Y. on
the morning of July T. The reception
will be given in connection with the
tercentenary celebration of the discov-
cry of Lake ChampTain. The exercises
at the Summer school. bel inning July
4, will last one week.
The National tribune., 1909-06-24

The Post Office Department has been
using automobiles for collecting mail,
and they do not find It at all economi-
cal, and have about concluded to
change back to horses and humans
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-29
Suggestions by
General Wood
Commander Of Department Of East
Would Discourage Re-enl1st-
msnts IN Army.

NEW YORK. Nov. @.-soldiers convicted
by cuurt-maruaI 0f minor 0ffsnseB and dis
missed from the United States army should
not be branded as cunvicts or permanently
barred from re-anIisrmenr IN al cases. ac-
cordiug 20 Major General Leonard Wood,
in his first annual report as commander
Of the Department CT the East
The present system q handling military
cunvicrs should be changed, says The re-
port. and a procedure -iuaugurated look
co reform as we'll as punishment, under
which IL viii be possible Tor prisoners BY
good conduct to Obtain a standing which
viii sucrle them to re-snlistmeur IN the
army
General Wood also expressed the opinion
that IL would benefit the country TO turn
back into civil life a number u ra4ue
soldier each year. In view Of the fact"
he SAYS. that ii is not the policy OF the
United States 10 maintain a large army,
il is believed h the interests u the
country will be best served by turning
back into the population each year "a
many trained soldiers a. possible. To this
end establishments should be limited 70
a0ucUmmissinned ofreers and privauea
first ciaHs."
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-29
r--9r
Church Versus
State IN France
Temps Says Settlement is impossible
Until New Spirit Rules
Vatican.

PARIS. Nov S-Ths Temps considers
-he discussion Of the church question in
the Chamber 1f Deputies by Premier
BRAND yesterday, who spoke in reply to
4 speech OF Able Gavrzud Of great i'm
purrance. since IL again emphasizes how
In spite OF the wishes OF a majority Of
the French bishops. clergy and the great
body of Catholics, the Church q Rome hns
refused TO recognize the separation law and
continues % rspUIse al Efforts a cunci-a-
ton which have been proposed By ParIia-
meut. and even goes so tar a 20 make
war on the public schools.
A new spirit, the paper declares, uIst
rule the Vatican Before a settlement is
possible. This is evidenced by the refusal
Of The VaLcan % aid IN the settlement OF
the church question in France. whereas IL
stops a. nothing 20 insure peace and CON
cillate the governments OK other countries
The Temps points out mat under the
broad inteIigeuce 1f Leo XII the situation
would be treated with I1eralIry and com
mon sense and concluded with the asssr-
ton thar religious peace viii come when
the church restricts irs energies to r.
Ugion and the French clergy follow the
dictates Of conscisucs instead II in
rransigaanl orders from Rome.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-29
MAMMA MOORE TRIES
TO KILL WIFE WITH AXE
CuIored Man Strikes Her Twice and
Uses Knife, but n
Lives.

Enraged by jealousy, Mamma Moora.
broke in the rear door Of his home at Lz2t
lizard street. last night ard struck his win.
Anna Moore. two times over the head with
: double blinded axe. Moore thought Dud-
low Miles was trying TO aleiEats the AZ
fecuuns Of his wife and decided 20 end his
troubles by killing her.
He broke IN the back door with the AKA
and shouting, Now viii you luit me for
smother man. cut ner two times in tia
back OF the head irficting ugly wounds
and fracrIrinE her skull. He then struck
her, with an open knife. over the right eye
and cut another ugly wound He then at
tackled Mrs. Moore's father. James ToIss,
who Is aged and blind The later was ~
Ing on a bed in the front room when Mours
cut him on the arm with a knife. ia
chased Miles and Walter Toles out OF tna
house with the knife and made his escape.
Mrs. Moore vas taken to the police ara-
ton where her wounds were dressed and
she is being held as n witness. Her cnn-
dition Is not considered dangerous. Miles
rs being held
The wuuld-be murderer. after completing
his work. ran cut the front door % the
house and disappeared. Mrs. Moore ran 70
the home OF Della Stevens at um lard
street where she was found by the Don-a
but was weak from loss Of blood All az
the parties are negroes.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-29
OIL COMPANIES SEEK SITES
Atlas Corporation VIII Build New
Warehouse, a. VII Manhattan
Company Of Des MoIne

Three oil companies are secur ng new To-
cations IN Omaha, one. the Atlas OH com
panv securing a warehouse 20 replace the
building burned down last spring. but the
other two being new 20 Omaha.
The Arias company has bought a tract
Of ground OOx3E feet at Eleventh and
Clark streets and will build a warehouse
costing over s25.0O0, which VIII be three
times as large as anything OF the kind in
the west The company viii thus be able
TO carry Two or three times more barrel
goods than before. It VIII also have sror-
age tracks.
TIL Manhattan Oil company Of Dss
Moines, which has organized a Nebraska
mpany has secured a ocaCou for a
warehouse Within a block Of the Atlas, A.
Eleventh and Nicholas.
The Independent OIL company OF Sioux
CITY has opened Up offices Al 1I Nc
Cague building and is at present shipping
from warehouses.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-29

LOGAN-rhe stranger, John F Mayer
found almost frozen near the railroad STA
uCu here last sunday morning. viii be
taken &C bis laEv az B'reepurr- H..
sunday according TO present arrangements
MARsEALLTOWN-rhe annual stare
checker tournament Is % be held ID -nIs
city during The coming Nluuer The date
has not yet been fixed W. a Wazson s al
the head OF the COMMITTEES IN Local arrangs-
meurE
PCLASEI-Davis county farmers are sx-
limiting some big ears OF corn ar a corn
exhibition held at PULASKI this week. John
SWaruzendruver had one ear on exhibition
which measured aighr and due-flurrn
Inches m circumference ana weighed uNen-
U-r1ur ounces
MAESHALLTOW N-Mnrried on A1rI Is
az Nevada la. and inrzuulng b kzep their
secret unCI CneT announced IL a. their
pleasure. the plans OF Mr. and Mrs. ROY
rurfree Of mis- city were madTerueLLy
frustrated today when Lleir secret became
Nae Johnson o. Princeton III
DOW-A rumance which began m d
Minneapolis hospital four years ago. when
Dr william q Brede Of Minneapolis was
inferno and Miss Luella LsoC1 Carr vas
nurse, cuimiuuued Ar FupeIuT yesterday
when the couple vas married rha cere-
m1ny was performed ar tha home Gf the
nricea parents Mr. and Ms J. E. Carr
cEESTON-rwa ThauksE1vtug waddInEs
were aolemulzed here On thar 1aE -har or
Mss Matte osnel and David Steers taxing
N tha ureseuUe or an invited eumuauV Rev
David Eseh lr the Christian CHURCH urEcf-
&uuE AZ the Methodist PARSONAGE Mss
Susie Seldeu az rhls place and HeurV al
bruEu or we're ulllaI IN maa-
uAga b. Rev. william O4aEarrl-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-29
Trans A
Tunnel Pierced
EVe-Mle Bore Through Mountain
Between Argentina and Chile
Completed

SANTIAGO. Chile. Nov s-The tunnel
OF the T-rans-Andlne railway was pierced
today and the event was made the occasion
Of a great celebration.
The T-rans-Audlne railway project was
approved by the Chilean congress- in 1913
and the first secrtun Of the railway was
opened IN l9@ This section reaches from
africa % the foot Of the Andes where the
IuneI begins The Chilean section o. the
tunnel was opened March 70. I98E and the
work 1f piercing the Andes mountains has
progressed rapidly. American Methods and
machinery being used The tunnel Is five
miles long and the highest IN the world
The line now reaches -D the summit Of the
C0rLileras and VIII Join a railroad or the
same gauge from Mendoza The trans
Andlne line vii nan on % La Paz
Bolivia The cumpierad line from africa 70
Ia Baz VIII be about go miles long ana
VII cost m the ueighburuood df S.. 900 100
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-29
Oil Magnate
Faces Charge
of Perjury
Trial Of Henry Clay Pierce for Alleged
False Swearing Begins at
Austin, Tex. Monday.

ACsTIN. Tex. Nov. E-Hsnry Clay
tried here Monday Tor alleged false swear
ing The case was confirmed last August
and relates TO an affitI-ir filed by Mr..
Ptarce when the -eorvaulzed Waters
Pierce OH company ra-sursrsd the state
IN 1900 after having been busted for vt0-
Latiou Of the anri-tru4t laws Attorneys
for the state Conferred today and declared
That no win be asked or
granted by either side
For the state srs District Attorney J.
H Hamilton. Assistant Attorney Generals
M-CUrd and LlEnt-1ot. County Attorney
Brady and Mclean and Jenkins OF Brown
wood. Tex auxiliary counsel.
For the defense ara James H. Robertson
and George X. Allen. AusLiu s B CAVITY.
Fort worth, T. 3 Perkins, Dallas s
Priest. 81 Louis and probably B J.
Johnson OF ST Louis. Judge Calhoun Of
the Fifry-third district court viii Try
the case.
head OF TIE W-arars-Pterre Oil company
Isft here late tonight for Austin, Tex, %
stand trial on charges 1f false swearing
7 an ready and I presume the state
also Is ready he said. when asked Il an
immediats trial Is In prospect
Mr.. Pierce added that ne expects % at
tend the sale Of the Texas property Of
the Warsrz-Fierce OH company IN Austin.
December Z. and lock after his interests
The sale Is the result Of civil proceedings
against the company by the attorney gen
era Of Texas.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-29
Council Bluffs
No DEFICIT FOR FRUIT SHOW
Credits and Debts VII Balance,
Officers Say.
NO CALL UPON BUSINESS MEN
Wa-E % AuditinE BIus Progresses,
E~eveaItnE Satisfactory Condition.
70 Those BmrkfnE the
Enoerprise-
NO GAIL UPON BUSINESS MEN

Indications now ara that the Receipts Of
this wears --uit exposition VIII be sur--
cieur on meet expenses and that there
VIII NOT be a deficit r- be met by the
bus ness men of the city VINO subscribed
-r che -Iarl--- fund Bad weather cut
down the attendance -re Erv- two days
1e the Snow bur during --e last part 1f
tra week -s-a were large crowds both
afternoon 1rf evening ard be- is now be-
Ueraa the CREDITS and 9sbirs VIII about
balance
The meeting " the old board % firec-
tors which was postponed from Friday
even - was held last evening nj
-la 1-auIuuaruers Of the National
H1--teu. -IraI congress ~ the Msr-
-iam block when the work OF auditing
--a many bills and claims was begun.
Despite the heavy rain there was a fun
attendance and ~c1nHtI=rahla progress
vas made uu s---uIEltaul1g cut the dc-
-uunt4 of the recent trul- snow It VIII
take. however two or three meetings Of
tile board Before the business of che show
So TAR aa the finances are concerned Ls
entirely cleaned Ip.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-29
FRENCH TIRED OF THE BARGAIN
Nan from Honey Creek Sick 81 Trade
WITH Oakland Butcher.

@EG @AGA III LEAAG
Win Oakland Butcher.
Arthur Clay French. who conducted a
general merchandise store at Honey Creek.
and John R Bentley. a butcher II Oak
land. recently traded their places % bust
ness, and now, rsgrsrriug the transactions
have applied 20 the court to havs the deals
SET aside. French disposed OF his store and
stock at Honey Creek co the Overland
Manufacturing company. which. with z. A.
Phillips. il defendant In the suit filed sat
urday In the district court. French. ac-
cordiug 20 hts petition, received notes in
the sum Of AE0 IN payment for the stock
and now alleges that Lha DEFENDANTS. who
arr residents OF Omaha. secured possession
OF the business By false representations
French asked that a receiver be appointed
TO AXE charEe Of the store and On his
showing the COURT approved The appoint
menr OF c. D. Watts. vino is required Co
give a bond in the sum u E.5Od French
further asks that when the case is heard
the court order the 8aIe set aside.
Joseph Michener. William Craig and e..
L Wesuergaard, al Of this city. ara named
as defendants in the suir brought by Bent
ley, VINO traded his butcher snop and
slaughter house in Oakland for a piece uf
farm land IN Madison county. Iowa. Bent
~ - NNA~-A -a=AhE1 AAA&A ia @Ha"-A4ANA
"A Of this year the Defendants represented
&C him that Craig had inherited the land
In question and that iu was worth no an
acre. On the surengrh OF their representa-
uons Bentley gave a Dill Of sale Of his snop.
slaughter house and equipment. including
horses and wagons. and 60 boot gave a
note FOR &E Bentley now declares that
the land Is. in tact. not worth over g5 an
acre; taar II vas not inherited by Craig.
but belongs 60 Mlcheuer and Wz~HuarEaard.
and Is besides mortgaged Tor E.18G. He
asks the court % cancel the note given BY
him in the transaction and t1r an order
sniuining the defendants from assigning
or transferring IL He also asks that the
bill OF sale be cancelled Bentley still mas
possession OF the butcher shop and slaugh-
ter house.
Mrs. Mary Enswold has appealed 20 the
district court from the award OF the ap-
praisers appointed IN condemnation pro-
ceeiings brought BY the Iowa & Omaha
short LIne Railway company 20 secure It's
rishr-of-way between Treynor and Council
Bluffs. Mrs.. EnewUid was awarded ED0
FOR a strip Of her land needed by the rail-
road and she declares that III is worth az
least E00 and asks the ssurr % tx the
value AZ the sum name1 ~ her
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-29
PASTOR FoHMISs Boyy CLUB
Idea Of Mnfor Richmond Being
CARRIED cut In BIuffs-

Idea % Mnfor hmo BetnE
Carried cut In BIufKs-
Rpv. John FCruonemeysr. pastor Of Beth
1nv Presbyterian church. yesterday an
nounced mis- Intention u organizing a boys
club such a8 Major George r. Richmond,
chief 8E police. PLANNED % establish, but
was forced 90 drug Tar lack Of sufficient
public interest. Rev Mr.. E~rJunemeyer
held a conference with Chief Richmond
yesterday with reference 20 the project
and as a result the s0ur1side pastor has
practically dscIded 90 establish a club for
boys OF his section OF the city.
Rev Mr. E-ruonemegs VIII speak on the
subject In his church today and during the
week viii make personal canvass % en-
list he interest AID IzHisrance Of the peo-
pie Of tha- section OF the city
Il an sauguine II SUCCESS. sad Pastor
Er0onsmeyer yesterday. II cur club
makes good. and I see no reason why IL
should not It viii be an a-nc1Uragsmant
ard incentive tB the formation OF similar
clubs In other parts Of the city. The plan
Is Major Rchmond's and I an merely
going to carry it into effect. Many OF the
people IN my part Of the city are poor and
chiefly az the labnring class. Their boys
consequently viii be unable 70 obtain the
advantages OF the Young Mems Christian
a-ssOciatlon en- account OF the trendan
expense and b VIII be my purpose TO make
thus ciuh ulks cne place 60 some extent for
THESE boys, II -lc T1ung Mems Christian
association. intend 70 begin the preIim-
mary WORK at once. The requirements will
BIZ simpl and inexpensive. We plan to
have n reading room with games and var
iUus amusemenL5 ar the start. but hope TO
enlarge the scope OK the club as the coca
sion may warrant it,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-29
More Arrests for
Customs Frauds
Two Women Charged with Evading
Duties on Importa-
TONS.

BOSTON Nov. SIN the arrest here To-
day, ar the request OF the federal officials
az New York OF Mss Mary S. Moore and
Miss Isabella Holland % this city. dealers
in women underwear the government 1u-
thortrtes believe they have materially as
sisted in the Investigation OF Illegal i'm
D~0r-aruns from France.
The women we're charged Jointly with
Robert Schwartz. Philip A. PhIuipsou and
Ehomns Murphy. vino we're arrested TWO
months aE0. wirh c0nsptrtnE Cd deframI
the government by svading duty
The women were held in 8.gO each r5r
their appearance before the United States
circuit court ia New York IN Januarv
Both were locked up In fefauIr
DtamoudEFEENZEH-IG nd Dosn
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-29

Lewis y. Kent James NJ W0otworth
Edward Larkin.
Present officers OF Omaha lodge are.
". W. Cole, exalted ruler. Dan B.
Butler. esteemed leading knight, John A
O'Eaefe. esteemed loyal knight; Carl Lang.
esteemed lscrurilg knight, l. W. Miner,
secretary Charles L. Saunders treasurer;
Rev George A Beecher, Chaplin R-berr
W. PatriGk, esquire; c.. J Jensen, inner
guard. Frank l. Brown. tier: W. b
SchmDuer. ~0rEIuisr, trustees. q 2
BruCksr, G. A. Schoedsak and L 3. Van
Camp.
this years services u:
Douglas B Welpuon. chairman. Charles
p Henderson, William L ELeratsHd. J0hu
Ii. Daugherry and Edward z. Howell.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-29
Every Garment That Bears the
Mark Of Workmanship

g- Harun Peterson possesses An individual
-v har Is notably distinctive and tae uu-
.rilE Ia unsurpassed I hamiIa dnIv rir4
class goods az rzaaauaals prices. Lsr me-
make your winter suit
ZAE@TE FETEzsoN as
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-29

Thfz 3 % certify mar al ~aruggfsts a.
Gu h-rtzsd 10 refund vuur Eausy r Fulsy's
HousE and Tar faLa b mEe yuur cuugh or
cuih II STOPS me cuugh, heals the lungs
and gravsuu serious results rum a enid
prsVCu-s pneumonia and Can
AIN no 1pianEA Ths genuine b b. q Fa-
paazasa Rscz1s EubsururzG saIa ~
al duEEau
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-29

Fciey's Honey and Tar cures coughs
quickly. Strengthens the lungs and sxpels
colds. Get the genuine in 4 yellow package
Sold BY AL druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-29
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Total, seven tranHfsrs8,su

When you buy a piano at a Hospe Co.
you know that you get The best for tho
money paid On the market. prutecuad By
the guarantee OF the most reliable music
house IN the west d Main St. y Pearl
St, Council BhIfrI. Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-29
TIDINGs. GENTIFMEN

A. ~ View location E1G south NAN.
I am now ~reuurel CD d. first class Callur-
ing give you me best goods. best sCvIes.
kear m4lsrtlla best W~lrkmunahlu and che
at VA-lea Let me maze Euu a sutr 81
Eulhsa III N does not prove sarfFrarr5~v
tEa ET sutr
Lukegurd The Tailor
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-29

20 dyspepsia liver complaints and kidney
troubles is needless. Electric Btrrsrs is the
guaranteed remedy Ec. For sale by
Bsatun Drug &c.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-29

N~anted-Flye first eiass solicitors To So
-cir for Omaha Bee city work. Apply Il
Scott street
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-29
& 81

Ladies Ta.loriHg and filming You can al
ways Cell 1Ur garments by rheir lines ana
Style. When you see them Il they are
MAKE tg order or ready % wear We guar
au--s E ylu try uz. % give you the best
III aB-t1-iare styles, az very r-saa0uahIe
E-tesH We 90 ar Kinds Of alterations also
-l rrA
Open Evenings TIL 9 P N.
g South Main Street
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-29

IunAeEAL4lt All Precipitation departures
from the normal a. Omaha since March i
and compared win the asst Two years
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-29

THESE uranEfsls we're reported 70 The
BE. November q by -he PutrawaJtamie
County Abstract company Of Council