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Omaha Daily Bee dated April 23, 1910

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 NEWS SECTION ~ » PAGES 1 TO 10, THE OMAHA D AILY BEE. WEATHER FORECAST. For Nabra ska—Fair and warmer For lowa—Fair and warme

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 We’re no brighter than the av- erage clothiéf—have no hypnotic or other influence to popularize our wares, but-—when you see

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 rnf BEE: OMAHA, Q\T'T'RD\\' APRIL 23, 1910 BIG FIRE IV LINCOLY YARDS Fierce Gale Sweeps Flames Through Burlington Structures.

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 AHA, SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1910, {BRANRAS A Migr's Surplus Stock and Samples Men’s Negligee Shirts AT, ABOUT HALF THEIR ACTUAL

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 \’ Speaking r | HAVE CRAUTAUQUA Campaign Begins for Favored Few, !METCALFE NOT UPON THE LIST Mayor Dhalman Not Heavily...

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 Tax Collector ¥ Oesoilh The Omaha tax eollector will not have the'opportunity of realizing anything from some of the...

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 THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY Ribbons Veilings 19¢ All colors, all styles, in * 85¢ Veilings, yard.. regular 35¢ veilings. 25c...

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 Visiting Western League Teams Take Games; Athletics and Phillies Win; Jack ]oh_nson H‘Ere Y ARe QETEN wHILE They LASTI A PRIz

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 SATURDAY APRIT HOTEL MEN WILL VISIT CITY| Ifihlmment Committee of Commer- cial Club Will Greet Them. TRADE TRIP PLANS MATURE

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 ! All the Stunning Pattern Hats From James G. Johnson, 647 B'way, N. Y. Worth Up To $80, at $10 1 stte, sarly summer patterns

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 THE BEE: 23, 1910. OMAHA, SATURDAY, APRIL American Beauty Rose Bushes, worth from 50c to 75¢ each, in basement Saturday, at,

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 THE OMAHA BEE goes to the homes—-ia read by the women-—sells goods for advertisers, EDITORIAL - 'PAr.L‘s 11 TO 20, THE OMAHA

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 — THE WHE ©OMAHA DAy BEE { VICTOR ROSEWATER, EDITOR Entered at Omaha postoffice as second- elnss matter. 1PTION. week wee!

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 \ L JHalf-Minute Talks ON Refrigerators Thousands of so-called re- frigerators are sold to unsus- pecting persons, and they

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 Council Bluffs RIVER 10 «IVEK RoUIE| Meoting to Determine Location of Road is Held. ALTERNATE COURSE IS CHOSEN mdred Persons

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 GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET News ofy fio‘nng Wheat Crop is Be- \ ) ‘\i coming More nd Hore Bullish. ORE uom’rm I8 NEEDED Corn is

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 THE BEE: morning and 8 ads received after such hours wil their first insertion under the heading ‘“Too Late to Classity. t

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 BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, APRIL = _MONEY TO LOAN OFFERED FOR RENT OFFERED FOR RENT T Salary and Chattele—Continued. DIAMOND LOANS

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 18 REAL ESTATE .. CITY PROPERTY AContinied.) REAL ESTATE CITY PROPERTY (Continued.) Garvinhurst 5 to 10 Acre Tracts . TWO...

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 :mlp ", speech 4 pass hout the Bouble - crdss | 16V Bomething T )“@ SIDELIGHTS ALONG WASHINGTON BYWAYS There is nothibg that

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 THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, APRIL MILLERS ARE: UP IN ARMS| somoeniiimna]] BRANDEIS STORES = § o | The Novelty Skirt Co. the...

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