Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 4, 1890, Page 5

4 * I < -~ THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 189). DASHED OUT HER BRAINS. Whe Terrible Death of Mrs. Mary Drum- mon While Out Driving. ARRESTED FOR INCENDIARISM. A GIRL by the ve Oce Aroused That state Wi City Council Numerons Fires curred Lately L Nov. 8.—[Special to Tur Drumman, while out driv- d, Mrs. John Flynn, shortly today, met with her death in a teriibio und ugexpected ma o ladies wer ng cast on P stre Ing Tuirteenth, Mr. Flynn discovered the ¢ motor coming from the north, Fear- that the horse might take fri nattempted to turn the horse hnd start back, Thospace In which sho at- Lempted to turn the buggy was too narrow and the front wheel strick the curb, Both dadics were thrown out violently, Murs. Drumman's head struck a maple tree :nd herskull was crushed, her brains oozing ut Hor earricd Bt 124 put . ing wi before driy mimate form was pic o the residence of W, V. Morricon, troet. A physician was summoned, i hearrived bo feund no life in the Later the remains were taken to the «of Mrs, . O'Donnell, a daughter ceased, ot 243 Q street, with whom Diummond had been making her howe. sed was a widow lady, aged about ars, n was only slightly bruised. The b of her companion proved too or her and she is suffering with nerv- tration. A FEMALE INCENDIARY. cning for the third time in MH hours five was discovered tewarl's place, the first blaze being arn and the last two in the house. In the fire of Saturday evening kindling and paper svere found wliere the flames started, and the Avork was evidently that of an incendiary. e saie true of the fire last evening. B0t tinies the ecn sounded by he doniest v wlhien the ¢ ad up and ity 1ive Mr Py nch ous st forty- Judge the Harlan 1 8 rusl hithe smoke was i "the Incipient flame dicovered here’ was extinguished with a stecam of Svater from a garden hoso after light Banuse was done. Suspicion pointed very strongly to Katio 1 being the person who was bent g the judge’s property. A con- th an attorney and tho chiefs of and fire dovartments resulted in st of the girl o the charge of incen- ha polic he i farisin, s taken to the police station and by the two chiefs, Judge persons. he toutiy protested her i o : fact ematiied that nejther fire in the house could ween started without the person going hrough tho kitchen where the girl was at asked for an attorne ) l De 'll.crnvu « ‘rnwlfl cell to supply !l‘o she _confossod that she ad started both the fires in the house, but enicd that she bad set the barn on fire. The ler ingane or pretends to ne so it s c When asked by Crow 0 set fire to the ouse she replied that it vas justto sce the this morn- sent 1n her the want, him 1 depurtment run, When informed that ither the insane asylum or the penitentiary waited her she said nothing. A DOUBLE-DEALER, Walt Seeley, seorctary of tho state central ommittee, had a seance shortly before mid- ight with a vampire named L. Loper, who Ins a W ¢ paper at Klgin known as the Iliance Signal. = The fellow demanded §100 or alleged services to the republican cause, o claimed that Love and Dorsey had prom- sed him $150 to abandon the alliance cause md work for the election of the republi Tondmitted that he had been wmerce mou: i to accept $50 and now demande ||m 100 from Seeloy. He threatened that nu monay was stheoming he would oll out to the ats as the World- 1 him $0so todo. M, ¢ indignantat this bold hreat and informed the would-be blecder hat helad better m: scl He id s0. (i this morning’s World-Herald ap- caved an article that showed the fellow had 1dy sold out to that puper before he came @own from Omaha lust evening, as he was swatched last night and he did not send any- Lhinge uwuy by wire. Hon. C. Willard of Hebron, exstate Ten ST m’nx‘lu‘llr\l tho whole conversation nd verifies this statement, In the statement made in the World-Her- 1l Loper is admitted to have published even papers with republic veeks uj rds and other leading republicans. t of his edition for his subscribers was in with the usual alliance sentiments and buse of the republican party. The centval mmittee is talking of having the fellow ar- sted for getting monoy under false pre- uses, APTER THE FIRE FIENDS. The unusual number of fires during the ast few da all of which were evidently he work o cendiaries, has resulted in the ity council holding o special session this porning. It was decided by the members of that body to useall weans to ferret out the {screunts who have been guilty of apolying various houses and by a further to st and conviction of every incendiary, STATE HOUSE NOTES. cernor Thayer issued Um following commissions today : W, John J. O'Sh Norfolk; H. B, Lincoln; Eli [ Jotar ma b ‘\ann Grove; 3. Wright, Arapa- aton; Alden P, Burnes, Grand The Kearney Enterpriso company of Kear- ey has filed articles of weorporation, I'he gapital stock is fixed at $25,00. The in- porutors sre L, N, Mowry, H. D, Watson x:‘ William E, Smythe. The Parmers’ and Merchants' state bank Bloomticld has filod artcles or incory on with §0,000 capital stock. The mn)l‘~ rators - ara W. G. Hurlbert and A. S. ollins, Charles H. Wilde and Frederick Pruess of ©uming county are quarrelling over a matter @f $54.05, In & justice court Pruess rocoy- ered judgment for that wmonot, but Wilde Bas been fighting it through the upper courts snd todiry 1t was appealed to the highest gribunal in the state. The Crane Brothers manfacturing company rougght action in the district court of Buffi- o county to foreclose m mechanics lien on he Midway hotel at Kearney, but lost tho Today the company took an appeal to cme court. ressman Laws was at the ghis morning. He reports that Me Pas been rapidly losing ground within the st ten days while Harlan has been gain- Ec, Mr. Laws belicves that Harlan will be S S1CCOSSOT, The case in awhich the village of Harting. on is the plaintiff and the Northern Ne- pasika land and improvement company ot al o defendants, was_appealed today to tho prome court by the defendants, The fight over tho unnexation of certain grounds to o village. © hiouse ighan ODDS AND ENDS, Mrs. Mary Joseph McGraw has applied for pdivorce from ler busband John on the rounds of desertion. The two have been arried eloven years. Andrew Dellon was caught slipping a bot- o of whisky tow prisoner in the city jail ay and was placed under arrest. This evenlng The Bee will throw #lection returns upon a huge tra arcncy in front of the Boe building. en thousand people will thus be en- bl to read the returns as fast as res eivod by The Bee. Chief Scavey has made a speclal detall of $is wen for work on election day. Of the pegulars, six officers and sixty-eight men are am led for duty atthe polling places, nine ...uul duty, Pve for special work and five i contral station, Twenty specials will 'U\A be assigned to suburban duty fn the outlyin incts of the First, Seventh and Eightl and twenty more will be held in the reserve to answer emergency calls from any portion of the city, or uppress riots it any occur at any of the polling places. ettt Flection Returns. Bre will put election bullet of Tum Bes bullding 1 times'' a cartoonist w work. ug been' a Ber sy prebeses Luhie Towa People Up In Arms. Dillon & Co. are wholesale liquor men, Yesterday their men returned from their routes in western Iewa and report the prohibitionists up in arms against the present law that is in force, claiming that itis a dis- mal failure, The salesmen state that in Onawa, 1da Grove, Holstine, Oakland, Stuart and scores of other towns the law is a dead letter: that saloons are running wide open, They state that the only effort being made to control the trade i to arrest the saloonists ce a month and fine them in sums ranging to#50. They further state that at v drug store liquor can be boughit by the iart or galion, and that trade in this was never 50 good as now, —liicin How to Vote Agalnst Prohibition. It is not necessary to have both proposi- tions ' and inst” prohibition or “for'” and “against’ license on any ticket. Tho ‘mative or negative pr on eit f the amen: Ti front “Botw ns out in tonight. 1l get in his deadly Reliable election returns bave lo Ity, hev of Military Notes. Private Gilt Troop (, Ninth cav: stations et Niobrara, has been ovdered discharged from the armyon expiration of his three months' furlough Hereafter special and extraduty men at | WHERE TO VOTH. A List of the Polling Places for Tos day's Election. The state claction will be hold 1n this cfty today, when will be submitted to the people the following quoestions: An amcadment to the state constitution probibiting the manufacture, sale, and keep: ingforsaleof intoxicating lquors as a bev- erige. An amendment to the state constitution providing for the licensing aud regulating of the manufacture, sale and keeping for sale of intoxicating liquors as a boverage, An amendment to the state constitution providing for increasing the numberof judges on the supreme bench from three to five. An amendment to the state constitution in- creasing the wages of the judgesof the su- preme court to §,500 and of the district court 10 £3,000, There will Also be voted for the following oficers: A congressman in each of the three congressional districts of thestate, one governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, auditor of public accounts, stato treasurer, attorney general, commissioner of public lands and buildings, superintendent of public imstruction, state senators in all tho senatorial districts, three being in Douglas county; nino tepresentatives from Tenth representative district, county attorney, a coindssioner from Third commissioner dis- taict, a commissoner from Fifth commis- sioner district, threo judges of election in euch precinet, 'two clorks of election in each precinct, one assessor in each precine Fother with tho usual number of justices, of tho peace and constables. The voting places shall be as follows aud will continue open from 8 o'clock inthe morn- ing until 6 o'clock in the evening : FIRST WARD. First District—No, 703 street Second District— South Seventh 1110 Joaes street. SAMPLE ANTL - PROMIBITION YIGKETS R«p.t\:l;un Smtu Ticket: Democratic ‘or (loverno T raciARDS For e . State Ticket, Independent State Tioket, ROY D) Governor, AR For secrotary of JOUN CALLEN For Auditor !Hu\l A8 1. BENTON For Secratary of S For Audito 1. B Troasre VN I T slonor of Puiblt Bullding SUSIIN T T Sy For Superintendent of Publie striction, ALEXANDER K. GOUDY, publican Congr z jonal Ticket. Distriot Democratic Republican Ticket. For Stato Senator. Jounty District, tepublican P Ticket. For Assessor, Y For Assessor, ¥or J Conatibles, ¥or Clerks of Ki FRANK W ShAG U, 3. WATLQUIST, INS. ot Ings, €D RAKEST tic Precinct Ticket, For dudges of Elec S N. MAYBERRY. BEATTY V. WOLFE For Attorney I W Publio For Superiatndont of Publle In- wction, & Public Ine RAW. A D ALL Independent Congres. sional Ticket, Distrlct, Congress- County Independent County Ticket, ..District For State Senator, Distriet, ¥or Keprosontalive, Independent Ticket, For Assessor, Precinct Stiees of nn Pace, Clerks of Tloction, YAgainst snld Amendment to the C g the t 4 keeping for sale ng liquors as a bever- keeping for YFor proposed Amendment to tho Constitution. that the mani xi crage 1 this censed and re “For the proposed Amend- ment tothe Constitation reluting to the number of Supreme Judges.” “For lllt‘!r-)l se to the C Waiber of 8 proposed onstitution relati Judges of the Sa riot Courts.” for the ment 1o the 1o tho salary of Supreme and each foit is limited to one sergeant major or acting secgeant major, one provost non-com- missioned ofticer, one librarian, one telegraph operator (when needed), one chief baker, one canteen steward, one chief gardener (during the grarden season), neces 'y clerks in adju- tant's office, a daily orderly for commanding oficer and for each troop or company, one junitor, onc clerk and one cook. Oflicers and first sergeants are charged with the duty of personally looking after the company messes and cooking. Lieutenant Steedman. Sixteenth infantry, has been ordered at +he expiration of bis leave of absence to report to the superintend- ent of recruiting service to conduct a detach- ;noul of recruits to the Department of the latte, e O'Connell, Company H, Twenty- antry, stationed at Fort Sidney,*and Harris, Second infantry, Omaha, have been ordered discharged from the army by purchase of d Captain Daggett, Second infantry, has been transforred from Company H to Company K, and C u{)mhx Black from Company K to Com- pany E Post schools at the several posts commenced the winter term on November 1. School will be kept up until March 1, next. Lecdectallils Special Deputy Sheriffs. That order may be promoted at the polls to- day, Sherift Boyd has appoiuted the follow- ing named parties as deputy sherifts for the following districts 1 the various wards of the city: First Ward —First trict—James Gor- Monih third i ky; fourth aistrict {fifth’ district—; sixth Second Ward—First district—Stevo M, Martnovies; second district—Martin_Nerad; third district—; fourth district—; fifth di trict—-Frank J. Rowland; sixth district— bert Reed. Third Ward -First district—Pat Ford. jr.; second district—Charles J, Emery; third dis trict—John C. Dingman; fourth J. Freeland, Fourth Ward—First distr Carthy; second distriot—T. McQuillian; third district—H, C. Moynignan: fourth dis- trict-W. P. Welch; ffth district—S. L. Dempsey Fifth Ward—First district—; second dis- trict— Heury Hunt; third district—; P. H. Mahon. Sixth Ward —Fimst district, F. E. Watson; econd district, P. Olsons Jo. Roulet; fourth distr E. D. W district - Joun M. Me- lluhll ; Sixth dis- ] Seventh \Vlnl First district, A. Good- man; second disfrict, Cap Kahoe; third dis- trict, J. Nelson, hth Ward —First Honin; second distric dist Joseph Hy Adolph'O. Cotties Ninth Ward—First district, Ed Feershal; second district, J. R. Osborn; third dbmu, A J. Ward, Allof the avove named parties wil! report at the sheriff's office at 6 o'clock this morn- ing to receive their instructions, after which they will go to their respective precincts and remain on duty untdl the votes wre all counted. district, Joseph White; ud; fourth Dan B, third distriet, liquors as & beyerage, tion preme Judges. proposed Amendment itutlon relas of the supreme DIt Courie. onstitution prohiih- nufacture, sale and r sale 0f Intoxi liquors as 4 bever age.’ ting “For proposed Amehdment to the Constitution that the manu facture, salo and keeping for sule of Intoxicating liquors ns o b state, shall bo and regulated by law."” Ament to the 4 Amendment ting Lo Lo “*For the proposed Amendment 1o the Constitution relating to tio Salary Cf Judges of (he supreue and istrict Courts. 3 to the Third District—Eleventh and Picrce sireets, Fourth District—Bauman’s barber shop. Sixth street between Pacific and Pierce. . Fifth Distcict—Northeast corner of Dnn 2roft and South Thirteentn streets, Sixth District—No, 702 Bancrolt street. SECOND WARD, First District 0. 3 South Thirteenth street. Second District—Southeast corner of Tywen- tieth and Leavenworth streets, = 'l‘lllrd District—No. 1016 South Twentieth st ¥ omlh District —Nor teenth and Wilhars st € Fifth District—At Joha T. Hast,'Sixteenth botween Castellar and Vinton streets Sixth District—No. 162 Viuton strect. THILD WARD, First District—No. 303 North Tenth strect Second District—No. 113 North Thirteenth street, Derby hotel. Phird District—Joe Withrow's liy ery sta- ble, Harney street. Fourth District— street, hwest corner of Fif- 319 South Eleventh FOURTH WARD, First District—No. 332 North Sixteenth street, Second District—No. 1603 Dodge street, rear of Leslie's drug sto) Third District—No. street, Fourth District—No. " South Sixteenth St. Mary's ave- nue. Fiith District—No. nue, 1307 St. Mary's ave- FUFTH WARD. First District—No. 3301 North Sixteenth street. Second District— Third District Fourth District—No. street, 0. 1816 Sherman avenue. . 1183 Sherman avenue. 10 North Sixteenth SIXTH WARD, B First District—Tyceum Hall, North Twen- ty-fourth streetand F. E. & M. V. railway crossing. Second District —Ames avenue and Thir- tioth street. Third District—No. 1810 Military avenue, Fourth District—No. 2411 North Twenty- fourth street. ifth District—Twenty-sixth and Lake streets. Sixth District--No. 1414 North Twenty- fourth street. SEVENTH WARD. First District —No. 1209 Park (or Twenty- ninth) avenu Second Dis! ninth avenue. Third District—Drug store, Twenty-niath and Dupont streets, EIGHTH WARD, Furst District—No, 915 North Twenty- fourth street. Second District—No. Third District—No. 238 Cumiug street. Fourth District—~No. 2205 Cuming street, NINTH WARD, First District—No. 3115 Cuming street. *» Second District~Corner Lowe and Mercer iet—No. 1212 South Twenty- 2402 Cuming street, “Third Distict—No. 2008 Farnam street. BOUTH OMAMA, First Ward—-D. Anderson's office, M street, between Twenty-fourth and Twenty-ffth, Second Ward--No. #i 1 North stroat 1 hird Ward ~K1kare's hotel, Fourth Ward—Raileosd office, Exchange hotel, Twenty-ffth opposite PRECINCTS, Chicago~Van Alt's office Clontart—A. P, Hausen's, South Thir teenth street, Douglas—School house, distric khiorn -Town hall, Elkhorn Cit st Omaha—Boarding house at Swift's ice house Florence—Old school lousa at Florenco, flerson—P, Deldrichson's office at Ben- m-m.; Millard -School housaat Millard Station, MecArdle McAvdlels school house. Platte Valley—School louse at Valley S ta- tion Union - Goorge L, Redian's house. Waterloo—Masonlo hall building, West Omaha—Schoolhouse, dist: 9 l‘llllll‘n'h\g Votes, In response t0 & general request as to the right of people toact as clallengers in the election today, a BE® reporter catled upon Mr. the subject, which are herewith presented : “In reference to the right of persons to challenge voters at the coming clection, in my opinion, the challenger has to be an elector of the precinet in which he makes the challenge, as the law specially provides that any person offering to vote my be challenged as unaualified b; (of eloction) or elector, thereby meaningthe elector of the precinct. "lere may be some quostion asto the ight to challonge voters' who have regis tered even by electors when they present themselves to vote, 08, undor the prasent law governing registration, the supervisors of registration act in a judicial capacity, or asa ot, and ave required at the timo thio party ters, to specify in the book of whether ot not ho s alified voter by entering ommwu his name ‘yes” or no’ as the case may ve. it would seemin connection with section 18, which provides that the registra- tion of any voter would be challenged, would lead me to think that, so faras the qualifica- tions of the voter are concerned, he canunot be challenged. “Another question suggested by the courso which, it is said, the prohibitionists iJ1 pursue, 15 that of challenging voters for nere pirpose of delay, theraby hoping to prevent a full vote in this city. Undoubtedly, should such a_course b persisted in, thoy would lay themselves liablo to arest for ob- struction of tiie eloction as provided by sec- tion 2 of chapter % of the Nebraska stat- utes, and any constable or ol rest Such person after trom his course eman may ar- ing him to desist wing to b very ng dndines, be old wearing them Cough Syrup to Low-necked dresses are popular with the lovely cause if they should cateh baven't they got Dr. Bull cue themt How many murmur at b ; 2h prices! Why Salvation Oil costs only y cents a bottle, SLUGGER It is Continued by Judge Helsley Until Friday Afternoon. Prolibition Johnson, the free whisky spy and fent of the New York Ve and editor of the Bumble Bee, was areaigned in police court yesterday to answer for his brutal assault upon L. M. Rheem, manager of the A. D, T, last Satur- day evening. Another complaint oharged him with car- rying concealed weapous, Smith, was also @ chargs. Toallof theae charges tho defond: ants_pleaded not guilty, and the case was continueduntil Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock, when both defendants will bo tried together, tho evidence being the sume in each case. The interest felt in the case was shown by the number and character of the gentlomen who filled the courtroom. It was far from leing the usual polide court audience, as many of tho leading bankers, wholesale men, merchants and professional men of the were in attendance to see that the h.ls\‘ de famers of Omaha and her citizens the punishment that they so richly m Thospectators were disappownted when & wisaunounced, but expressed their intention of being on hund again Friday afternoon. s ex-corres poi For Brain Kag Acd Phosphates Sear, Minn, say ccable i nervous debi Wenkness, brain fag, excessivo use of t CCO, a drink in feye nudin some urinary troubles. It I8 a grand good remedy inall cases where I bave used it.”? "1 find fly, sexusl. Cathers Remembers Roe. With reference to tho denial of J. Phipps Roe, published in Sunday's Bsg, that he he had not been connected with Yardley and the others whoare engaged i copying the registry list for the prohibitionists, Mr. J. 1. Cathers, the well Known attorney says: M. JRoe will not deny that he met me in the postofiice some days ago and told me that they, meaning the prohibitionists, were mak- ing 4 canvass of the registration and that they had found so many lilegal registrations ug of the matter, Mr. Roe used the “showing that he included himself ol which these fellows wero doing aud with whom he now clims he had no connection.” Use Brown's broucnial troches for cou olds andall other throat troubles, ‘* minently the best.'—Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, Carriage Men Closing. W. R. Drummond & Co., carriage makers, give th2ir twenty-five employes the election auy it which to v E.D. Me; mbe: tory all day. His m: wages and will all we prohibition, closo his carringe fc- w ill be o ular iat the polls agaiust M. Winslow's soothing syrup for dren teething cures wind colic, diarrh cents a bottle, chil- a, ete, Returns, Tae Bee will put election bulletins out in front of Tug Bee building tonight. “Between times" a cartoonist will get in his deadly work. Reliable election have long been a Brr specialty. reports Tnsist on getting Cook's Extra Dry Cham- pague if you want a purearticle; there areno headaches in it, How to Vote Against Prohibition, It is mot necessary to have both tions *“for” and “agiinst” probibition or “for" and “against” license on amy ticket. The affirmutive or negative proposition on either of the amendments is sufficient, o Through coachas~Fullman palice sleepers, dining cars, freo reclining chair cars to Chicago and intervening points via the great Raock Tslind route. Ticket oftice 1602, Sixteenth and Farnam, —f— Vote Karly. Vote early today end avoid the crush. Otherwise you will lose your vote. AL L This cvening Tho Bee will throw election returns Wpom a huge trans- parency in front of The Bee building. Ten thousand people will thus be en- abled to read the returns as fast as re- ceived-by The Bee. posi- THE POINT 13 o viruesof ” l ST.JACOBS 011, The Great fiemed( For Pain, But Lo ts .upu’hwllv over all other remcdies, 1t Cures l’ronpll‘zn l’ermnvntly. hich means strictly, that tho pain-sricken ® prompt mllef with Lo retur af U #: ,‘_nhm. nay -y, St, Jacobs Ol wi ifs excelle: From & Catholic Arche bishop down to the Poorest of the Poor all testify, not only o the E. W. Simeral and obtained his views on @8 8 REASONS. 1309 WHY WE SUCCEED IN OURENTERPRISE. 1. Because we do as we advertise. . Because . Because . Because . Because . Because . 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The ro: lietls fmomedlate aud complete. SKIN DISEASES, Gatrele, owmatien, ant all disesies of the oo Tiver v ond bladder perminently cired. FEMALE DISEASES andnourlyia ior vousnes and disepes of tho wom: »ra o 1 T 113; 1m0 romedy e, 12 truly a we Dall. FOU1ES FOIR LA LES FHOM 2 10 4 ONLY. DR. McGREW'’S marvelons success has won for bin_ a reputation whilch 15 truly natonal in chirmeter, nnd his grent (0 the 2l above disoases, Office, 14th and Farnam Sts race onelther street. WRITE TO HER!/ le todo my | e ko Tt NIV M A 1] 1A SLEONK ik 0V e doall mj Adiross Sold b The figure0in our dates will muke a long stay, No man or woman now liviog will sree dato & Jocument without ustng tho figure 9. It stands fnthe third placein 180, where it will remain ten vears and then move up tosecoud place in 1900, whore it willrest for one hundred yenrs, Therols another'9" whichhas also come tostay, Ttis unlike the figure 9in our dates n the rupect that it has already moved upto fint plice, where itwill permunently remnin. It fyoalled the " No! 9" High Arn Wheeler & W ikon Sewing Machine, The "No. §" wis endorsed for frst place by th experts of Earopeat the Paris Exposition of 1859, where, aftera sevre contest with the lading ma chines of the world, it was awarded the only Grand Prizagiven to family sewing machines, ail others on exlibit haviog Feceived Jower awards of gold medls, to. The French Government abio recognized it superiorily by the decorntion of Mr. Nathanil Wheeler, Presidentof the cormpany, with the Cross of the Legion of Honor, Tho “No. 9" s not an old machins fmproved upon, bat 1s an entirely mew machine, aod the Grand Prizest Paris wis awarded it as (he grand: estadysnce in seving nachive meohaism of the age. Those who buy it ean rest assured, thers fore, of having the very lntut aad best, ‘mLE & WILSON M'F'G CO. 186 and 187 Wabash Ave, Chioage B. P, FLOODMAN, 22) North Sixteenth Street, h ‘orier, ond b A Bl BT TS NG ndie' e 3 DR. RICHARDS, PRACT\CE LIMITED TO DISEANEN OF THE LUNGS AND NERVOUS SYSTEM, ROOMS 316 TO 320 BEE BUILDING, OMAHA, NEB. ‘“"“‘“CUH[ISS BHANI] Linen Collars mnd Cutlis, roct Styles, Bat Quality, Perfoct Fitting TRY THEM, 4