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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-20
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Lutted's Hawaiian POI in Pound Cans
for sale by all druggists and grocers.
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Automobiles can be nired day or night
at Club Stables. Fort Street.
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DEPARTING.

Wednesday, June y.
5. 5. Manchuria, for San Francisco
at a. m.
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FOR SALE.

FUR SALE.
Roman candles, rockets, all style
fireworks. New England Bakery
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Gen. Wood Says MOrOS
Are Not In Rebellion

SAYS THAT THE RECENT TROUBLES EXPEDITION
OF u S. FORCES TO CAPTURE PIRATES WHO
COMMITTED DEPREDATIo AND VARIOUS oUTRAGEs IN
BORNEO-wIIL w MONTHS
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kAPULANI.-AT Niolopa, Monday
June 18th, 1905, to the wife of William
p Kapulani, daughter, wEFW
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HAY BACK AT work


WASHINGTON, par
tcpate the Morocco conference other
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-28
Oyocna Farma r. n. Hccrea Ma
prodel.

Name ma prodej znamou ovoc.
nou farmu L. S. McCrea, s mil
zapadne cd Tabora as iiho-vy,
chodne cd Tyndall. Tato farms
~pozast&va re 100 akra, 100 akrI
poli, 80 akrG pastviste, 10 akrI al
tally, a 90 akrI ovocneho sadu
Ma farme jsou zachovale stavby.
Ovocny sad jest nejlepsi We statu
MAZE pres Is set ovocnych stromG
v plnsm p'odu, q pfinasf $1,000
roene eisteho uzitku. Mimo oyoc.
nsho sadu vyda farma tolik CO vet
sina farem pc l60 akrech v okresu
nebof nenf M nj nejmensi east Pc
xemku ktery by sc nemohl 2 uiit-
kovat. Cena 10000; aneb $65
akr. OvocnS zahrada ma sama
vice ceny ned polovinu CO zadame
n celou farmu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-28

Pfijmou Sc diva spolehlivi 6esti
rentrfi ma fanny, o 200 u 300 a.
krech, rod pluhem, $ dobrymi
novymi stavbami a ploty. Zadat-
ele must byt eesi, n pfednost sc dd
rodinam, $ vice odrostlymi d6tmi.
Jino-narodovci necht sc nehlasi.
Vyseuvedene fanny nalezajf sc V
okolf Wagner, y. ID. Toto jest
vyborna pfflezitost pro krajany
nemaiicf penez mn zakoupenf vlast
niho pozemku. s pfihlaskami O.
bratte Sc postou anebo Gstne ma
Jana Stedronskyho, Wagner, SD.
Nabizfme ma prodei 100 akrd 5!
mil jihozapadne cd Tyndall. Jest
to krasny KLEIN. 20 akrd pole, 8
akrI lesa, ostatnf pekna luka.
Cena $40 IA akr. Tato cena platf
jen do Tho ledna 1906. Nebudeli
farma do te DOLBY prodana nedame
il vice do prodeje IN tax smesne
nfzkou cenu. Wagner Br-tti.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-28

Pekna svatba Sc odbFvala V Ses-
ko evang kostelc, v ute IS mil "a
padne cd mesta, We ktere pan Vac
Law IA da a sleGna Stella Naukoya
byli spojeni V svazek manzelstvi,
DIP. Link III, naeez Sc odebrala sva-
tebni druzina, do domu rodicG ne
vestiny, kdez je ocekdva'a skvela
hostina. Ve6er pax mladf pratele
snoubencn Jim zahra'i pod okny
"standrle," ktere byly die americ'
keno zpGsobu ve'mi hlucne.
Pan Kalda ie mladym farmerem
V tonic sousedstvi, a je znam &C
pilny a bezGhorny mGz. Sleina
Vaukova je dcerou mlnzelG kareI
yaukovych, je m'adou damon ne'
sednfch schoPnostf n ma mnohc
uptimnych patel ktetf il pref
vseho dobra VI INTO st WI. TIE;
i my skladame sve blahol fani, pr,
jice Jim stesti a zdaru ma teto pou.
ii manzelske.
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l. urez v Lsstervil'e e.

Obchod bratfi Koldovych Y Les
terville byl vylouPen dvema odva-
znymi lupiei minuly patek, { sne
z rama, ktefi ukradli zbozi V cene
asi 500, Pc vy'oupeni T. hoto OBJ
chodu, luPiei sli do spizirny Chlad
kovi, kde 81 pfem6nili satstvo;
pax rozbily dvefe u kasy tam Sc
nalezajici, avsak ma stesti mic mi
nedostali. Zanchajice L~es,erville
lupiSi pax odje'i, coz nasvedeova'a
stopa ktera sc 1p'ne ztratila dive
mi G IN mesta stopat6z m znacova.
Ia be kone lupicd byli nekovane.
veci ukradene jak pan Kolda
pravi jsou: 4 stfibrne hodinky ka
bat, l kozich, 2 parry ~stfevfce, prs
teny a jine ma'icIosti. 20 lul ie
fch sc N.Y. ! patra.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-28

Klzelnik IN holifs' on dflnou
Jana Matusky byl dan do pofatku
a zdejsi liga mnze zacit S cvicenim
Novy tiskafsky stroj jiz je V ma.
II tiskarne postaver, jak je vidno
ma lepsfm tisku. Kazdy je vitan
pfijit n sobe jej prohlednout.
Karel Herman oblibeny mlady
farmer cd Wittenburg byl zde ma
navsteve We etvrtek, a ve'ice sc pc
tesil rohledem ma stare zname.
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We zdejsim lat. koste'e sc slou-
II a sc pGlnoGni MISE, jake leta mi
nula, ma den 25ho t. m. a Size o ~
hod. v noci. Pfek6sny a nadher
rs hostel, byl osvetlen bezp Get
nSmi svetly. Jak tez lyva We
vsech kato ickych kosteich, neschd
ze!i zde pfekrasne upravene jeslie.
Ky, a mimo toho cely chram oden
slavnostnfm haven. st j tel "a
z iiku kostelni zpev phi teto pff-
lezitosti neb { lGinkovali ty nej-
lepsi mistnf fly pevecke jak !
hudebni; a skladba zvan& "Adeste
Fideles" IN prGvodu smi 6'eneho
orkestru a varhan zar en- zpevaky
vskutku umeleeky. Byl to pozit-
eI fitky, neb sc dokdzalo Re zdej-
Il koStelni zpev nena sUbe rovne-
no V teto krajin6. A prce by take
nei Co Czech to hudebnik nebo
zpevak, mi stare nase ptislovf. A
zde nejsme pozadu "a timto pfislo
vim. Name zde pfikl dine hapelu
ktere Sc sotya vyrovna, co do W.
kond prdve ume eckych mdlo KITE
ri a jen kapely velko mestske mo-
hou zapasit S nj o hudebni ptedh-
ctyf.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-28

Cesky Rolnicky Vzajemne Poi.
Spolek bLde odbyvat svou pd roc
nj schulz v dterS dne 2ho Ledna
1906. Bude Sc jednat o oprave sta
nov n jinejch do ezitostech. Scl.G
re Dude zachajena v IL hodin dop
oledne V mfstnos,ech FIR Pekafe Y
Tabrfe.
Josef Seiner, tai.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-28
Capi Lett Nesou Deti

ManzelIm J. f. Wagnerovym
nadelil! V sobotu buclateho klucinu
Manze'Im Jan HoraGkovym M
de'ili buclate. dvoicata, oba hostel.
OtcovS Sc raduji radosti velkou
i dvojnasobnou,
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OSNsNOsOSOSS
) GESKE zpRivy 9
SsSsOsSsOsOsS

Jos. NJ. fetrlk q otec, MateJ,
byli We Scotland v dtery.
Jos. NJ. Petffk koupil pekneho
kone cd Jakuba Roeejdla minuly
tyden.
J. 7, Janda a FIR. RokGsek Les
tervillesti byli zde We ctytek M nj
vsteye.
j. j. RezaG prodal svou farmu
blfae Bon Homme Josetu Stepan-
kovi.
T6borsky mlyn kupuje kornu v
klasech a platf IN nj tn nejlepsf &C.
nu jakd sc vabec platf.
OddelovaGe Smetany Cream
Separators) zvane U. 5. ma A. j.
Novak, znate je proto netfeba je
chvalit.
Dejte 81 zvetsit fotografe pred
vanocema v dime ~fotograicke V
T6bofe, nebot budem delat vsecky
prace mnohem lacineji.
Jos. Svatos timto zada sve dluz
Milky by sc s nfm "setloy.li" do
prvnfhO, jinak Dude nucen jim c.
tat aspoh 20 pro cent i~nterestu.
Cas- ma lihnoucf stroje (incuba-
tori Dude zde brzy, procez mel .epe
udela kazdy kdyz 81 tento stroj OBJ
jedna nynf. A. J. Novak je ma
ma prodej.
c. A. Hladky, mlady zdmozny
farmer blize Utiky, byl zde We
ctvtek q pfflezitostne 81 pfisel pro
hlidnout novy mas stroj je b jsme
prave zasazovali, Pan Hladky 81
tee ptedplatil ma noviny.
Pc kratiekych vano6nich prazd-
nindch, zapocne Sc oPet vyueovat
v akademii sv. Vaclava, V Gtery
dine 2ho ledna, 1906. Skolaci po
okfatf svych rodica, opet Sc vra-
II ku SWIM kniham S novou pflf.
Pan Jan Bouza z Tyndall a slee'
ma May Trumbo z Avon byli cd
DAM v Sioux City minuly ctvrteG.
Obd jsou zde znamf cd Gtleho mia
df, a jsou yelice vazeni ode vsech
kdoz je znaji. Pfejem Jim mnoho
stestf v tonic stavu.
Sprawl zdejsiho hotelu Prevail
p. Geo. Gardner a jeho manzelka.
Jak Sc budou mnozf pamatova!,
fidili jei jiz pred dyema roxy co
nejvzorneji, a lie oeekdvat re z
prava Pod iejich dozorem Dude Ia
nejlepsf. Pfejem jim zdaru V tom
to podniku.
!Zaplatte vase dane ma Taborske
Statni Bance. Maine vStah dani
ma rok 1905 pro Tabcr a okresy
Bon Homme a Yankton, a zapravi
me VAN vase dane IA maly popla-
TEX, TAX Re yam to vyjde lacineji
nez ably jste jeli do okresniho sidla
Tabor State Bank.
Yelp. Bouska sc sIcastnil pohf.
bu velp. Patrikt Cassidy-ho jena
Sc odbyval Yankt2n We stfedu
o IL iodine ranni V tainnejsim kat
kostele. Velp. Cassidy zemfel ma
srdeeni vadu V nemocnici. PozIs,
tatky byli ~pohtbeny ma katolick6m
hfbitoye 2 mile severne oil Iank,
ton.
Nejaky dlouhoprstiak prepaid ri
kefn9, a to IA tmave noel, msstaI
V niz chvalne znamy jan Matuska
ma sveho konika, a ma pamatku
toho dine, ei noci, 81 sebou wal Il,
pine novy ksir. Toto sc stllo prs
v sJbotu, n ponevac Jan Sc chtel
ia dni "krismusu" projizdet pc
meste, musil mas edkem udalosti
vec odlozit.
Skolni ditky pofadali pro sve
rodiee a zname minuy patek V
Akademii skvelou zabavu, ma kite
rou Sc dostavil velky pocet lidi.
Male ditky, kazde znich, Pred ma
1-II---,I. .
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i IL In a sin 70
palms over
sing.e d,,se III RI
nn One night. 81
'h"ed these warn
Female trouble
will strengt
bladder, cleanse
|the aches and p
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-01
CAPTAIN LYNCH TO COAST
Paymaster at Omaha Transferred
First of Year TO Department
of the Pacific.

Captain John r. Lynch, paymaster United
States army, will be relieved from duty at
headquarters Department Of the Missouri
TO take effect January /, as was stated in
The Bee from Washington, and will be
assigned to duty in the Division of the
Pacific. with station at San Francisco. on
June he will be transferred to duty In
the Division of the Philippines with head
quarters at Manila.
Captain Lynch first entered the army a
major and paymaster i'm June, 1898, and
served during the Spanish-Ameri war.
being stationed in Cuba. He was made a
captain in the regular establishment m
1901 and was assigned to the Department OF
the Missouri in June. 1902. where he has
since served.
Captain Lynch is a colored man of ma
tional reputation, being eminent in public
life in the early seventies. He repre-
scented the Sixth Mississippi district in the
Forty third, Forty-fourth and Forty-sey-
enth congresses, and occupied prominent
position in the national legislature. He is
$50 years Of age and has many years Of USE
fulness yet ahead OF him. AS he said to-
day. Il am only just as old as l feel and
today I feel just as young as | did twenty
years ago"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-01
PAPERS FOR NEW HEARING
Plans Drawn by Attorneys for Murphy
and Nash Estates in Inherit
tance Tax Fight.

Messrs. Crofoot & Scott and George f.
Pritchett, attorneys for the Z. w. Nash
and Frank Murphy estates, respectively.
are preparing papers to be presented to the
supreme court for a rehearing of the in
heritance tax case. They have forty days
from date Of the decision in which to pre-
sent their brief and motion.
IL will be remembered the supreme court
upheld the constitutlonality of the tax, re-
versing a decision OF County Judge Vim
sonhaler to do so. The county judges rul-
ing was supported in the supreme court by
Mr.. Pritchett for the Murphy estate, as
County Attorney Slabaugh had contended
for the constitutionality of the tax at the
local hearing. The county attorney sue
ceeded in getting the supreme court to take
his view of the tax, but its opponents are
not at all satisfied to let 1t rest at that.
The Board OF County Commissioners is
watching this litigation with anxious eye,
because under a law of the last legisla-
ture all the money collected from the tax
on inheritances will go into a fund for the
building of permanent county roads. And
incidentally, II is pointed out, Omaha is
vitality interested, because permanent roads
constructed under modern methods would
mean a largely Increased traffic between
the country districts and the city,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-01
JEROME REPLIES TO OSBORN
District Attorney Says He viii Prose-
cute All Persons Implicated in
Insurance Frauds.

NEW YORK, Oct. a.-Further promises
to prosecute persons shown to be guilty of
crimes by the revelations in life insurance
AFFAIRS now being made by the New York
legislative investigating committee were
made today by District Attorney william
T. Jerome. The promises were made in
reply to the construction which his rival
for office, James w. Osborn, put upon Mr..
Jerome's recent statement that If reelected
he would employ Charles e. Hughes now
counsel for the investigating committee,
to conduct the prosecution of insurance Of
tenders. Mr.. Osborn asked Mr. Jerome
II he wanted to use Mr.. Hughes in order
to shirk the conduct of these prosecutions
himself. Mr.. Jerome said in reply today:
1 have felt all along in regard to these
insurance matters that crimes have been
committed and that the persons guilty of
these crimes must be prosecuted, and IL As
my intention, as / have said on several
occasions, TO prosecute 10 the bitter-end
every person connected with these insur-
ance matters against whom IL is possible
to obtain evidence showing the commits
sion OF a criminal offense.
III elected in such prosecutions | shall
avail myself without reserve of every aid
quarter. have absolutely no relation "a
anybody in any way connected with these
Insurance troubles that would hamper OF
embarrass me in the slightest degree In
the prosecution of those who have com
mitted a crime.
Justice Slower in the New York state
supreme court today denied an application
by William Halpin, chairman of the re.
publican county committee for a man
damus to compel the board of elections tC
place the name OF william Jerome in the
republican column of the official ballot as
a nominee for district attorney
AS soon as the decision was announced
Chairman Gilbert of the republican county
committees law committee, announced
that he had made arrangements for a re-
argument OF the case at IL o'clock tomor,
row morning before the appellate division
Five of. the justices of the appellate divls
ions have agreed to be IN town at thai
time to listen TO the case.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-01
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

J. NJ; Devine of Leigh was in the city
yesterday.
John A. Creighton is in the east on bust
ness for few days.
George Seacrest Of the Arm of Rife &
Seacrest, com4pission merchants of Craig
Mo Is at the Arcade.
J. T.. Coffee OF Harrison, S. s. Snyder,
o. c. linn and s. Johnson of Hastings may
be found at the Henshaw.
e. f. and J. w. Horn of Brock, John
Study of Alliance and Henry Heir Of
Lakeside are guests at the Arcade.
Evening arrivals at the Her Grand are
j. V Craig of Wymore, Lola Leake OF
Fremont. Dr. n A. easier OF Auburn and
f. V. Morgan of Herman.
y. V. Harlan Of York is at the Willard.
II. D. Baugh Of ogden, superintendent Of
the dining car service OF the Union Pacific,
is stopping at the Willard.
r. r. and n, o. Hawken and Albert
the Arcade. Mr.. T. r. Hawken reports
the stock conditions Of Wyoming as spen-
N F. Brown of Denver travelling pas
senger agent OF the Colorado Midland, and
J, Russell Of Atchison, superintendent Of
the Missouri Pacific, are among the even
ing guests al the Willard.
C. NJ and Charles Miller OF Keystone,
Mrs. Z. ]. Carleton of Burwell. Henry
Bolton and wife OF Schuyler, G.. w. Bemis
Of Lincoln j. A. spyker Of Fremont John
OF schuyler and c. A. Levi Of Hastings
are guests at the Murray.
Among the state people at the Merchants
are j. W. Launders OF Arcadia, Mary
Yaeger OF Albion. G. @. King OF Nebraska
City Ella and Hanna Barton OF Papillion
1 Dr. CioldLeTry of Craig, II. Miller and V.
Chelbonn OF Clarkson, W. b. Golden Of
Fremont and p. p. Riede OF Lindsay.
/ At the Paxton: r. Wrapper Hooper; p
Bisger. Fontanelle; %. Relmers Grand Is
/ land: c. B. Letton. Fairbury; J. J. O'Shea
Humphrey: Mrs ~ r. HOpewell and Mrs
I 9. W. Conkling. Tekamah; c, W. Thomp-
| son and wife, Nebraska City; r. Moret and
/ wife, Lincoln: Mrs II j. Paasch, Fremont
SIS Hadley, Cedar Rapids.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-01
FIGHT FOR CHICAGO ESTATE
Adopted Daughter of the Late Louis
w. stone Begins suit 90 Set
Aside VIII.

CHICAGO Oct. S.--A fight to set aside
the $3.50, 600 will OF Louis W. Stone, a Chicago
pioneer. was begun today by Mrs. Carrie
Howard, foster daughter, who vas cut on
with 5000. The will left the bulk of the es-
tate to the widow and about $4,000 to Chi
cago charitable institutions. Notice OF suit
today to break the will is the climax of a
series Of incidents beginning when the aged
man was found dead, apparently by his own
hand. I'm his Michigan avenue home. The
widow and her. nephew, who found the
body, refused 10 let Mrs. Howard enter the
home or even attend the funeral Mrs.
Howard gave startling testimony at the cor
oner's inquest and raised doubts as to
whether the death OF Stone was self in
fiicted.
Mrs. Mary stone. the widow, has con-
tended since the death that Mrs. Howard
is not the daughter, but merely an orphan
who was taken into the home OF the Stone
family.
Mrs Howard declares that she was le-
gally adopted and that the papers proving
this fact were destroyed in the great Chi
cago FIRE.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-01
THOMPSON, BELDEN Co.
Howard and Sixteenth

anxious to leave for Baltimore at noon and
in addition the water was rough for a small
launch, Admiral Evans suggested that the
governors call be considered as made.
When Prince Louis arrives, the superin-
tendent and governor will both receive the
visit of the prince who comes ns a rear
admiral in the British navy. Both will re-
turn the call promptly, the governor being
accompanied by Mr.. John d. Douw, mayor
OF Annapolis who will extend the freedom
of the city.
Program of Festivities.
The academy authorities are now able to
give out the definite program for the en-
tertainment Of Prince Louis and the officers
of his feet. 1t is as follows:
November arrival of British fleet and
and the superintendent of the naval acad-
envy.
November .2-Review of brigade midship-
men followed by drill from $3.50 TO 4:3O p. m.
Reception by Admiral Sands to visiting
November s-Departure of Prince Louis,
with admirals and captains of both fleets,
November 4-Britsh officers junior in rank
to those In Washington will be special
guests at the foot ball game in the after
noon between midshipmen and Pennsyl-
vania state college. Officers and midship-
men will attend hop in the armory in the
evening
November 6-Prince Louis, Admiral Evans
and English and American officers will re-
turn from Washington. At s p. m. Admiral
Sands will give dinner In honor OF Prince
Louis, TO which senior officers of fleets will
be invited. Junior officers will attend q
smoker at officers club.
November 7-Admiral Brownson, com
handing cruiser division. will give dinner
on board the West Virginia. American
feet leaves for New York in evening.
November S-British feet leaves for New
York In morning,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-01

Il looked as though the prisoner would
remain for a while longer in Pittsburg.
The matter was finally settled by giving
Siskand verbatim copies Of the letters.
Some Of the letters. 1t is said were writ
ten by Miss Geary to friends Of hers in
the theatrical company. and three were
written by Mrs. Geary to Nathan The
letters from the mother are alleged TO
have told Nathan Of the condition Of her
daughter and begged him to take some
action in the matter The reason they
were not married, II is said. was due to
a sudden dislike the girl conceived for
Nathan. Attorney Siskand declared that
the letters did not contain discriminating
evidence, but that they would help clear
Nathan Of the charge of having any part
in the alleged crime.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-01
BOYS KEEP THE POLICE BUSY
Not Many Serious DcpredatiOns Re
ported to the station on
Halloween.

For the most part the pranks of the
boys who were out last night were OF
mild nature, so far as reported to the
police. There were several cases of a
nature bordering on the lawless which
came under their notice. From o'clock
to 10 the telephone was Kept pretty warm
with calls from anxious people from all
parts of the city. Most of these resulted
in nothing. At about 1880 a brick was
thrown through one of the plate glass
windows OF the Calvary Baptist church
at Twenty-fifth and Hamilton streets. This
will mean loss of nearly SEQ, If not more.
At about s o'clock John Chapman, a
grocer at 1929 Grand avenue, shouted for
help. He said, These kids have stole my
wagon already and l want an officer right
away. I will treat him fine il he'll only get
here quick
Mrs. Marthena b. Saunders, widow of
Governor Alvin Saunders telephoned at
s15 saying that there were "a million
boys" around her house, zoos Sherman ave-
nue., and that they had torn down her
fence on the side facing Eighteenth street.
Later in the evening she again asked for
help, as the boys had returned after being
dispersed the first time. They got more
of the fence on the second occasion At
dog which holds the electric light reel at
Twenty-hrst and Binney streets and let
the arc light fall into the street They left
the wires and the extinguished lamp in the
street and ran away. great crowd OF
boys made 4 rendezvous of the old vinegar
factory at Flfty-hrst and Poppleton ave-
nue.. and Weakened the neighborhood with
unearthly yells and coyote calls.
At . o'clock some boy threw a brick
through the windows of a Dodge street
car, causing much alarm to the passengers,
but luckily hurting no one.
At $40 the boys pulled the fire alarm box
at Twenty-siNth and Poppleton avenue and
gave the iremen a fruitless run.
! The boys were very wary, however. and
kept well out Of sight of the police, Not
an arrest was made. though the whole
! police department was out during the cary
evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-01
FUNNY
People VIII Drink Coffee when Il
Does such Things"

Il began to use Postum because the old
kind Of coffee had poisoned my whole sys-
TEN that / was on the point Of breaking
down, and the doctor warned me that
must quit il.
Ny chief ailment was nervousness and
heart trouble.
ANY unexpected noise would cause me
the most painful palpitstion, make me
faint and weak
II had heard OF Postum and began TO
drink il when l left off the old c1ffee. It
began TO help me just as soon as the old
effects OF the other kind OF coffee passed
away II did not stimulate me for a while,
and then leave me weak and nervous as
coffes used to do. Instead Of that it built
Up my strength and supplied a constant
yigoI TO my system which l can always
rely on. II enables me TO do the biggest
kind OF a day work without getting tired.
All the heart trouble, etc, has passed
away.
Il give IL freely TO all my children, from
the youngest 10 the oldest, and It Keeps
them all healthy and hearty" Name given
by Postum Co., Battle Greek. Mich.
There's a reason.
Read the little book, The Road 10 Well
| yille." in pkgs
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-01
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