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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-23
LOTS OF GOLD.

Washington, d. c.. Sept. 3D. The
treasury department has received in
formation Of the expected arrival to-
morrow at San Francisco of $1,000, 900
in English sovereigns which will be de-
posted in the United States mint in
that city in exchange for gold mint
certificates, and these in turn will be
deposited in exchange for currency to
be paid to importers in New York. This
gold comes from Australia on orders Of
New York bankers and brokers. This
shipment, added to the amounts al
ready reported in sight, will bring the
reserve up to about 1924, 100000.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-23
New Suits Filed.

Amelia Brassfield ct al, VS.. John
Thomas, to try title and for dam
ages.
Louisa Brown vs. James Brown,
divorce.
S. s. Thompson VS.. s. 8. Thomp-
son, divorce.
r. A. Collins VS.. Ellen Collins,
divorce.
Estevan Sandoval VS.. Antonio
Sandoval, divorce.
Il. w. Hellmers VS.. Julia He'll
mers, divorce.
Mamie Chapa VS.. s. Chapa, d.
vorce.
National Wall Paper Co. vs.. M.
Herweck, debt, $1,200.73.
D.& A. Oppenheimer vs.. Hoef-
ling & Kilgore ct al, appeal from
Justice court.
Edwin Chamberlain & Co. VS..
Paul P. Flock, appeal from justice
court.
Southern Camps Board Co. We.
Frank Marsh, debt.
Louise Kirchhofler VS.. Amanda
j. Dignowity ct al, promissory
note and foreclosure Of lien.
/. II. Burney We. Sixto Barrera,
promissory notes and foreclosure
OF lien.
Chris. Kiel VS.. Estate of II. B.
Adams, promissory note and fore
closura ~ lian
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-23
WEATHER NOTES.


Decided temperature falls have
occurred over North and East Tex
as, Louisiana, Arkansas and Mis-.
sissippi, caused by. a southeast
ward movement of the high cold
bank Of air, which was over Ne
braska yesterday morning. The
changes in temperature range from
6 to Is degrees, the greatest being
at Abilene, Texas.
A disturbance is following close
ly in the rear of this high area and
is, this morning, central over Colo
RADIO. Warmer weather accom-.
panies the storm, the tempera-
ture rises over Colorado and Ne.
braska ranging from 5 to 10 de-
grees.
Light rains have fallen at San
Antonio and Corpus Christi during
the past "a hours, but else where
over the southwestern country fair
weather prevails.
LOCAL RECORD.
Maximum temperature yester.
day, rs degrees.
Minimum temperature in past "a
hours, GA degrees.
Mean temperature, 20 degrees ;
normal, 70.
Rainfall in past "a hours, .04
Temperature at z a. M, this
date, So; sensible temperature g..
Relative humidity, SO per cent.
Weather partly cloudy and wind
blowing ten miles per hour from
the north.
s. B. PFANNER, Observer.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-23
RAILROAD NOTES.


w. b. Turner, commercial agent
Of the Vandalia line at Fort Worth
Is in town.
@. B. Peck, Jr., car inspector for
the Texas Gar Service association,
is In the city.
The employees of the Arkansas
Pass general offices will play an
other ball game next Saturday.
Operator F. 9. Nourse, OF the
Southern Pacific, has gone to Dem
yer for the benefit Of his health.
Operator E. F. Grove, Of the
Southern Pacific, at Waelder, is on
the sick list.
The forgiven" theatrical CON-
pany arrived over the Southern
Pacific from Houston this morn
ing.
Operator Frank H. Bednark, of
the Southern Pacific, left for Mil
waukee, Wis.,, yesterday on visit
to his home.
j. Waddy Tate, commercial
agent for the Cotton Belt at Hous-
ton, arrived in the city this morn
ing to take few orders.
JIG. Stubs, third vice-president
OF the Southern Pacific, passed
through from California last night
en- route to New Orleans.
Dispatcher Sid Buchanan, Of the
Southern Pacific, is badly bruised
about the head as result of being
thrown from q broncho on Burle-
son street.
Joe Barnard, Of the Sunset dis
patcher's office, Is about to embark
in matrimony. He says that the
happy day will be December 3 and
that she is the finest Of the fine.
Biswell Wilson, district passen-
ger agent of the Missouri Pacific,
headquarters at Chicago, is in the
city today for the first time in five
years, and is meeting many old
friends.
Assistant General Passenger
Agent d. J. Price, of the Interna-
tional, is in the city, and emphati-
cally denies the report that the
International people are figuring
on a grand head end collision. He
says the rules of the company are
to avoid collisions.
Since the derailment of the
switch engine in the Sunset yards
the boys are using every precau-
ton to avert the next accident, as
generally three follow in a row as
rule. "Smoky" Eggleston had a
slight mishap\ the same evening,
but escaped uninjured, and the
question is now being passed,
"Who is next ?"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-23
DEATH OF STEWART COCHRAN

Stewart Cochran, aged % years,
died in the Santa Rosa hospital early
this morning of typhoid fever. He
was a cousin to Landa Cleveland, of
511 Santa Clara street and a nephew
of Judge Cleveland, of Galveston.
Deceased was formerly postmaster of
BraZoria. The remains will be ship
ped to Brazoria tonight and will be
accompanied by Alan r. Cochran,
brother of deceased.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-23
IN NEW QUARTERS.

The county commissioners court
and the Probate court met this morn
ing for the first time in the new
courthouse. The offices of the coun-
ty clerk, the collector and the coun-
ty judge have been moved into the
new courthouse. The offices of the
county attorney, constable, justice Of
the peace, district clerk, district at
torney, as we'll as the district courts
are still in the old courthouse.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-23
Arrested for Arson.

Santos Navarro was arrested by
Deputy Constable w. F. Green this
morning on a charge Of arson. Last
Saturday night someone set fire to
q trunk of a servants room OF Mr..
@. X. Crawford's residence on City
street, and Navarro is suspected OF
being the f1rebug. He denies the
charge and says his name Is Fran
cisco Reventa.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-23
Hooked" by a Cow,

John Dawson, a farmer living
near Elmendorf, was brought to
the city this morning for medical
treatment. Dawson was suffering
with several ugly wounds in the
abdomen, caused by being gored
by cow at his home yesterday.
The injuries, though serious, are
not considered necessarily fatal.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-23
Commissioners Court.

The county commissioners this
morning appointed Paul Prefer to
superintend the work at the new
courthouse during the illness OF 81.
b. Salliway.
A communication from the tele-
phone company was referred back
for information as to the kind Of
poles, etc., to be erected.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-23
Thrown From a Burro.

Frank Babcock, aged IL years,
was thrown from a burro on Nolan
street yesterday and bruised about
the head. He was picked up I'M
conscious and carried to his home,
Az Bowie street, His injuries are
not serious.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-23
NIrRDERED BY BLACKS.

New Orleans, Sept. pa dispatch
received this morning from Tick
fawla. reports that three members of
the Cotton family, living near that
place, were murdered by negroes
and another member of the family
was seriously wounded. The negroes
used an AK. The sheriff and posses
are in pursuit of the murderers.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-23
FREDERICK BRYToN ToNIGHT

Frederick Bryton and his capable
company of players will present that
gem of dramatic literature, "For-
given" at the Grand opera house to-
night
The popularity of this great play is
shown by the large and appreciative
audiences that witness each perform
ance, whether it is east, west, north
or south.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-23

Judge E. Il. Moore, of Austin,
and Mr.. j. l.. Slayden, Of San An
tonic, entertained crowd of peo-
pie with public speaking last night
on Alamo plaza.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-23
WEATHER BULLETIN.

Forecast for San Antonio and
vicinity for the "a hours ending at
8 p. m. September "a, 1896:
Tonight and Thursday, fair,
warmer.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-23
Umpire-Joe McAllister.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

The next league game is sched-
uled for tomorrow night on the
Sommers' alley between the Hay
seeds and the Casinos.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-23

The Missions Won Two Games Last Night
By Clever Work.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-04

wealth and TIE Ersa. increase Ia the number
~ persons individually wealthy. came de-
-ard for burial mere 10 accordance With The
manner ia which people had lived and ---s
meant -EEcs- more elaborate and costly
often vE-v much mere So.
The r-51---l1- o. ne modern burial cas-
Es-. which has nov n great measure sup
planted the CId-tasIlu-e1 coin. r.l;-.l--el
greatly toward the changes 10 The methods
Of rlauufa----=. The e4sE=t is totally l-.-
fs-snt from the coffin In shape. and as
-lEe-e-. from i- u appearance g. j. is
possible 20 make L. BY Ear the greater
number OF the cask=ts used are % com
pz-Et.vsly moderate cost. though they cost
considerably more thar coins Inc great
majority q burial cEsEe-E are MADE q
wood tUt some are made q metal. O., iron
and copper and cEsEs-s are nov ma De
Of alurr----- Burial casksts are made %
C-k a-1 Ct mahogany. deliberately carved
great many cas-e-s are Cl1t--c-r--a-
El-e are covered with silk or WIKI plush
a great many Of the cEsks-s MADE nova
DAYS are most elaborate and costly ana
beautiful
FOR the making O. the simplest Of The
casksrs 20 advantage more machinery was
required than Tor the prU5urtlgc Of collins.
From the TINE % their Introduction the
making o. cssEe-s has been confined al
most entirely - factories The genera.
manufacture q coff-s = factories has come
cheaper. Occasionally an undertaken =
found who makes his owl easka-s and
there are some uCds-rEks-s no = . make
their own collins. tut they are very .ew.
With the sstE hI zstIsu- Of tie casE-- and
cofzn making Industry upon & large scale
came the adoption o, The usual business
EeLEods- Trade Wss CanTassHi by conner
rLal travellers and the business WIS C~--
Quoted Wi-l The same energy and enter
prise that characterize every c.lEr large
-
being a--e1 and many Improvements have
been made. There are many patents or
cEsFs-s and cCfErs and on furnishings and
-11E--akery supplies some large mana
fa~-urers Of casE-ts and collins have eEraJ-
laEhs1 factories in more thar ore r5-v-
some have agencies for ths sale O Their
goods There are some very large manu-
factories IN he Wss- There are in s--s
cities lubb=rS o. wholesale dealers n Easzg-s
snt collins There are n some other psF-s
OF the country dealers IN general ue-clal-
disc y no carry rask--s and coins II stock
Eastern manufacturers sell pretty much
all over the country they have u--t re-
Gently sod % the PaClSe coaSt but -hE-s
has lately been established In So Fran
cisco 4 factory for The supply % -hz- trade.
Burial casEe-s made N this country are
exported 70 al The Spa1-sh-AZ=-.azE e1ll-
-~.ss, from Mexico % the A-EE--l-= E=-- p
lie AID This --Z g. Is increasing t. easE--E
exported are chiefly q the finer era 5es
The exports az u11=--zkers' supplies h-z-
ever. exceed IL value The sxuc-t q ezskz-s.
ne ITEp1r: duties charged Ia those a1Er tries
on supplies being much less than the 1--Ias
d manufactured goods. winch are v=-y
nigh The supplies exported are used y
coins made there. Am=-l=a---a5e collins
are also exported 70 these countries 10
some extent. Some Of he cheaper coins
are sent out II shocks
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-04
IS IT A TRIFLE?
THAT CosNOS TRoI BILE. ACID DIS
PERSIA Or SOD STOMACH.
Vow Recognizes n Cause Of serious
DIsease.

Acid dyspepsia eouEL1n-F called hss--
burn or sour stomz IA, il form Of In1lEHs-
tin resulting from .ETl-s NATION q the
food. The stomach 5slus 90 weak 70 prop
srly digest II the food remains until fer
EnsLtscl0n begins. hILiag The stomach viii
gas and Z l4-tsr. sour burning taste u
The month 4 often present This condition
soon becomes chrome ELd being an every
day occurrence is given Bat little attention
Because dyspepsia Il lot Immediately fs-al
many people do nothing tJ- tie trrItle.
Within recent period = remedy has been
discovers. prepared solely 70 cure dyspeg-
s-a and stomach trgu5. rs i 4 ErgW1 as
StGzTLs Dyspepsia Tablets and il is nov
becoming rapidly used AID prescribed as 2
radical cure for every form d dyspepsia
s-1srt's Dyspepsia Tablets have bee.
placed before TIE public aud are sold -
Druggists every whore a. - cents Pc PACK
age i = prepared by the stuart Chesni-
cal Co. Marshall Mich and while r
promptly and sffsctuslly restores viggr01s
digestion a. ne same the Is pzrf=ct
harmless and wll noi iLjgrs the most deli
cate stomach, but On lie contrary ~ Civ
ing perfect digestion stn-l gthsls the Et1m-
aca improves Lae appetite ac1 makes Life
worth living
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-04
JUST kEEPING CAME.
The URfouBdea Suspicious Of seven
Up Player.


Stories Of noted gamblers were IN order
says the New Orleans PlrsyuDe when the
following vas tod Of he late Charley Per
k-rs. Charley was playing sevsa-up 18th
a friend who knew him very well and Char
ley was not playing the squarest game II
the world his friend demonstrated VIII
him something - follows
Look here. Charley. y0u know y7u ran
beat re playing this game shoes 20 plates
and J tCc.t mind your winning nv money
OF the square, but yDu can vIB il fast
enough without ChestE1E"
i couldn't cheat yru, ! don't know how
! wouldn't i ! could. and ! couldn't Il
would"
spades we're trurps and Perkins vas the
dealer, VIXEN MS friend. rez ehluz acr1ss the
table suddenly. grabbed his night haud
and. turning L over. exposed The ace and
G1eee % SPADES which he WIS boiling out
u ms capzClyus palm
There WlEt co yUu call that II you r.
roE cheating Charley
lid you think ! vas trying 70 chez,
you"
II looks Ike you were doesn't it,"
don't know much about This game !
thought you knew ssvsr-lp pretty sell but
uow yug don't seem 70 know enough 10
pound sand
Wen Know when see man holding
OFT. any WY
7 wssu't holding out. ygu darn tcol:
As keeping game D7u't you see Your
tEo AZ IN one
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-04
SPEGIRL NOTICES,

Advrrtise for these columns
Will he taken untii ~ 80 p. m. for the
evening nnd until y. m for the
morning aud sunday editions.
Advcrtisers, by requesting n num-
h"rrd check. car have answer Hd-
Creased TO n numbered letter in care
OF The Zee. Answers 80 addressed
will be delivered on pres-ntarion OF
the check only.
Rates. Lee n word frst Insertion
lie n word ther~nft"r. snthsnE taken
for less than 80 for the trst inser-
ton. These advertiscmcnts must be
run rons~rutively.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-04

NOTICE or THE SITTING OF TIE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OPP OMAHA
As s BOARD OF EQEALTZATIJN oF
ASSt.SSA ENTS FOR GENERAL city
TANEs FlR THE NEAH. ,sgI
a.. persons Interested are hereby notified
-rlt '1a city council 81 the city q Omaha
Wi. 81 &c board = equalization g.. as
@-s- -1--ts f.r genera. taxes FOR the year
lsss. as provided hy section - % The CHAR
ter ~ Metropolitan Gftias on me s.h day
70 Move -b--. -.- between the hours Of
O'Clock a. n and s clock ?. IN. ir
committee room A, ll IRE city hail. for the
purpose q hearing ana determining all
complaints Cf erroneous or unjust assess
r-a--s Tor said year And said hsartrc IS
~. D. continued from day 90 day f1- a
period % at least Eve days from the date
Of said --s- sitting
AL persons having taxable properly with
i- the city are requested 20 examine their
assess ---ts. so that. 4 any error exists. or
any injustice -as been done l- the assess
ruaUt lf property. correction may 20. made
Hy said board Of equalization, It being the
intent Ct the Nv that no corrections shah
be- made after tre board Of equalization
ad.--~-s except for reasons st forth In
--- statutes
TIE assessment books arr now ready for
eLa--L-l-l-r- AL complaints must b. in
writing and f-a1 with the city clerk for
The cJnsl-era--1n ana ac-i0a Of said board
Omaha. N-s-aska. October 81. 1880
BEECEER HIGBT, city clerk
N9d--t
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-04

ST. LOUIS, AgT IA SPECIAL 70 The Post
DasTatcE from BirntnEham- ALI says
Whl= Js~ Jackson. john dams William
Taylor and Robert Alison negro IabJ-ers
wee JrEluE ~ sugar-ca n min near
VIVID FORK Monroe county last might. they
svr= fred upon from The darku---- - IN
known F@raafl=- Al aGt Taylor N-rs IN
zfalty XII a. he ALL de. 7. Il supposed
70 have been done BY a rang Of Wkftee4ps
WEo have been engaged in running al ne
-r1es out o. LhAL secLl0n-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-04
otne Couaty Mortsass Record.

NEBRASKA CITY, Nov. s--fsp.e.aI.l-
TIE record q. Tho u9rtEsEs lazst.-laess
far OtOe county sGr The month q o-.gle1
e very satisfactory Cry aa4 farm uort.
CAGES % -5s an1Eli u E41.ps1 were C.od
vile he releases zEEreEz-sd $500
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-04

t-t-i-y-he Jumps ioto the mystery o.
Mexico t-tire-e1tlv. IL Dot gladly. Re b
like unto a ulza sick o. seas .cEaess--it raat-
tiers little what follows or = ANYTHING fol-
lows.
From san Antonio which Is worth vtNs'
ypa enter upsa land o. ccas .za.ly lu--sas-
.1r growth o. ca---s ana p-op1-tia-aliy de-
cr.aslur grass There are no trees save the
Mesquite. which ss merely brush The land
is u-.uAahl,e1 To- ths most parE v.-a here
and there a Mexican hut SCI So the chap
para lonesome. 5esoiAte
From his high drcurhty level the train
dips l.-tIe end slides down ir.7 che slal-
low valleys o. me RIO G-ants AID -.s- .lses
Laredo which the travellers eye sees al once
20 De q mixture Or The Kansas frontier town.
the s,uths-- town ana the Ns1leaa-l--la
village These elements are stirred To-
rs.he- without regard 90 consistency. TIE
-Az-e l. 10 ran very u,tle E-zss and uo
trees in Laredo. but there are S1.Fl.s anu
-1es-al ana gamblers and politicians ID
Abundance once there vas uIrh lT-'-. z
ana shooting tu the days when tL- a--'.e
business made this i-s supply point No" u
Is sadly quiet. 7, d famous merely .'r ihg
Quality % rs rueEru4 sLss- which q ttH o.
- snoring citizens are willing 20 'd.A
against the world. sc'w- .lstar1l1- ti- &C.
feat trsy sutalnei ~ che r"sET7as--a gi
a. Antonio However. there vas ~, q
ssf- arh- t7- san Antonio Ha4 .el tls--
-. -ssT on q peculiar paste which maze
.As-l heavy with muscle AID flied them
-,-irt t,s-assrk courage Thls defeat broke
rha town and filled tie sky N-;a llr-l
clouds ,.- .s.
g----ne-" Travellers who spend az near
-. -rlffa their be rage = being sNA-nll=-l
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-04
MONEY TO LoAx-RE.L ESTATE.
MONEY TO LoAN-CHATTELs.

l-Ts5-Y 10 L1sN o. FI-T..si---EE FTAT1s
-g--ss wagons. ere. e. lowest ---s IN city
81. removal 70 goods. strictly confident. a.. y--
CIR -rv IRE l.-- az any .s-1z a-y
G-5zu- OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN 90.
SO So Lf--
N-nr
MONEY TO LOAN e. % 10 Days F-EnSI.
E---
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-04
HAIR DRESSING.

---EssTay -rrFTyH ASu NEui-t-Eu
baths ais" exclusive sa-l~a-le-f t1- ladies'
as. -r.-.-r r-u. ladies. hair dressing ana ta--
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-04
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE. ABOUT 25a5 Lbs. EINToN TYPE
20 jos. agate 10 pllr tv2--.-- cases q
t-rh1a iron stands tg- tE1--FaTI cases This
rslsar.aI vas used OF TIE Omaha Bee ans l-
~ fairly rvH1 rr- .E.t--- WI b soils cheap
Nl.E .4--'.r.as oil. SCR -G-r..l-=-
Ar-ly i- person - ty -lZ-l @ The Be- E'ga-
..urH-r Co. C'--c Nsh. T--E
81 AVERAGE WEEKLY sz-u INCOME WITH
$40 inverted SAFE gr-l-..r H.-Hr-..ra.
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York T-E-- S--s
Pr EEs--A SMALL V-A---E POWER NIL
ale. Ha-- =-l-E. Address - L.r.
r-.u N-fr-sEa- Ms Ne
RETAIL uE-G STORE T-E ssLE. GREAT
na-=as-. write Hare Haas = Co. council
Ts,E~r -s M
NpETsE ACT SALE-wTT.L SILL * rfy-I-E At
I-t-s, al.-4.- j. tae -."- r.. ia---la-- l...-
county Sch. -f o'clock g. o.. N.E- -
-ya I'll. ztHal n drugs E-L --r.--s E--T-
t-e -lzrer5Ir Drug S, re- u E---a-
NOR esE-=. E'a--t'-rE. NJ. E-E=e -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-04
NANTED-MALE HELP.

WAN-Eu Az IDEA. WHO rt.- THINK OF
some f.r--Ie tsuuE % patent Protect your
ideas they may bring wa wszi-1. Write Jorz
Wecae-tl-- 4 Co Dep- Y. Patent Attorneys
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vAS-EL- ivEl-IsS5 Statesmen FOR -I-
gan. Oh reliable .Huzn experience ur--e.ss-
say. extra f-4lrs-la-tE % customers. . 90
fl5a pr month AID swg-a-l@aH. arEs O. Eia-lp
wASTED-AN ACTIVE NAN At ECO
weekls ard errsr=Hs p" fortune r--.rr v4ft--
VIII ELa-a-t-s ge--Iars-t frrrft.7 u -iEtt. 70
t-ts-.s-s-5 address .Hstv ''Ma--tz -s-a-. J.
q. B-r 510s Boston. Moss B-N2 ~
WANTED 1rES To LEARN BARRIER TRADE.
~ teach % by az entirely NV method eE--
F-art r~lr-lez v.-- r-ala- L-=--1--tI-. ans
one can Isl~u ana Ea- steady emp. TTE-t
vrs- through. complete curt 70 -.-- grace
tools given aa-- s-u1srt urT- entering. Wa-.s
sstlr avs uHii- learning. day AaL eEe--1-
ga sSas. write o. H-ra fHr FREE q. fs-~a-a-
catHT rEl- Naia-s Barber College. Es y st-
louis No E-E-tt -
vAS-E--s sr-EsNrEN ~ EVERY Trs-F-I. n.
-ea-ar rrTT- les free salary r eI-l1lss-.',l
wi-h expenses FROM start Lake Fi-uE 90.
C.l-aEn E-G--t -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-04
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

AES-IlACTs- TIE BYRON Red CgsfF AN.
E-=g
HOUSES. L.T-=. FAF.1Hs. LAsSIiS-
G-g = E=--ls Real Estate &C.. PEE-T- E-E
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