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Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-11
MORE DoUKHoBoRS COMING
Russians Pass Through London on
Way 10 Their Colony in
Canada,

LONDON, Sept. l0-(Special Cablegram to
The Bee.)-In the early hours of the morn
ing a band Of $50 Doukhobors arrived at
Hays wharf, Tooley street, on their way
TO Canada from Libau. About ten years
ago the members of this sect were ex-
patriated TO Siberia in consequence OF
proselytism, refusal to give military serv-
ice and other offenses resulting from their
strange religious beliefs. The upheaval in
Russia caused by the war with Japan re-
suited In their release, which was granted
upon the condition that they emigrate to
Canada.
Canada is very glad to get them" said
W. T. r. Preston, the Canadian commits
sioner OF emigration. Their two chief
distinguishing characteristics are their re-
ligious enthusiasm and their vegetarian
ism. About 10000 Doukhobors are already
settled in various parts of Canada and
more than 80 per cent OF them are accept
ing the conditions Of life in the Dominion
and living as law-abiding citizens.
THE Doukhobors daily expect the second
coming OF the Messiah and the extremists
have the belief that they must meet him
unclothed. AS they have more than once
thought the second coming imminent. and
have acted up to their beliefs troublous
times have occasionally come upon them.
Two or three years ago body OF 400
OF the DoukhoboTs in Canada we're struck
with this religious mania and started out
10 look for the Messiah. But when the
authorities found that the process OF
stripping themselves of their clothing was
being INDUCED in they sent them home to
their respective farms.
Last year" added Mr. Preston. "a party
Of over nifty, Of both sexes acted in the
same manner The authorities got word
OF 1t and found them making a nude but
absolutely religious pilgrimage. Again
stern measures had 20 be used before they
could be Induced 10 put on their clothes
and behave In an orderly manner"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-11
johnson County Fair.

TECUMSEH, Neb., Sept 1O,-(Special.)-
The annual Johnson county fair will be held
in Tecumseh, Tuesday Wednesday. Thurs
day and Friday. The speed program will be a
feature, and there are many entries in the
different classes. The management ex-
poets that the produce Of the county will
come in in large quantities the first OF the
week and It is understood the live stock
ring will be attractive. One day will be
set aside as Childrens day at which time
all school children OF the county will be
admitted free. Weather permitting it Is
expected that the fair will be a winner.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-11
Now az NehrnaILn.

.BAssETT-The farmers and stockmen arc
about through with their haying Though
there is an excellent crop OF hay here this
year not more than 60 per cent OF the usual
amount will be put up. This Is due TO the
low price and scarcity of help. The hay
favorable and the hay is in excellent condi-
ton.
PLATTSMOUTH-Dr Salisbury Of lin
coin today began his ministerial duties here
as pastor of the Presbyterian church. Al a
recent meeting OF the Presbytery at Fair
mont, Neb., favorable action was taken
upon the call extended to DR.. Salisbury and
September 10 was decided upon as the date
of his formal lnstallat ton, at which time a
number of visiting ministers will be here 10
take part In the service.
BASsETT-A. NJ. Burchard, leading
ltveryman here, was arrested last evening
on warrant issued at the instance az
Harry Artus, charging him with the theft
of bird dog, valued in the complaint at
So. THE contention of the state is that
Orchard had drive to make with a travel.
ing man, who decliNed to drive with him
unless he would take bird dog along; that
Birchard took Artus' dog on the trip and
that he afterward bargained TO sell the dog
70 the travelling man. The trial is set for
Monday,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-11
STATE FAIR HAS BALANCE
Board Expects it Will Be Five Thousand
Dollars to the Good
TOTAL RECEIPTS OVER FORTY THOUSAND
Attorney General Norris Brown IL
Preparing 20 Take More Testi-
mony in the Grain
Elevator Case.


LINCOLN, Sept. 1O.-with the detailed
expenditures yet to check up, Chairman
Rudge Of the State Fair board Is Of the
opinion that the board will come out ahead
Of the game from $4,000 to 5000 The total
receipts of the fair this year amounted to
$40, .45, or about 5000 less than last year.
The new stock pavilion proved good
thing, especially because Of the rain, and
Mr.. Rudge is anxious that pavilion for
exhibition Of hogs be constructed during
the coming year. The detailed receipts OF
the fair are shown in the following table
compiled last night by Secretary Bassett
apd Traa s,irer McIntyre.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-11
RUSSIAN VILLAGE CHOLERA
Eight Cases Have Been Found Among
Lumbermen Returning from
Prussia.

wARaAw Sept. lo.-In the village Of
wysock. government OF Volhynia on the
frontier OF Russian Poland, a rattsman who
returned from Prussia and eight other
persons have died OF cholera,
The village has been isolated.
LEMBERG, Galicia, Sept. l0.--Ar the per-
sons suspected OF being Ill OF cholera at
Padew have recovered and there are now
no suspected cases in Galicia.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-11
FIRE RECORD
RaIlroad Freight pepot.

CHATTANOOGA Tenn, Sept 10-At
least $4,000 Is the estimated loss
in fire which broke out to-
night in the freight yards OF the Cincin-
natl, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railroad
company totally destroying the freight de-
pot with its entire contents. forty-two
freight cars. most OF which were fully
loaded, two mail cars, two baggage cars
and the private car OF Superintendent NJ.
w. MCGUIRE.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-11
DIR. Mile $
Anti-Pain Pills

will bring such relief quick and sure.
That is not all. They will prevent and
cure all kinds Of pain-Neuralgia, Back
ache, rheumatism, Menstrual Pains, Stom-
achache, etc.
Gen. A. Jacobs, merchant, Lima, Ohio,
recommends DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills as
follows:
II am anxious that all should know the
virtue OF these pills. l have used them for
years, and consider them marvellous In their
pain. while they leave no dlsagreeable after
effects"
Sold under a guarantee that first package
will benefit, or druggist will return your
money.
rs doses, 25 cents Never sold in bulk
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-11
Ruined BIZ SPECIALIZATION.

CHICAGO. sept lO.-Ruined by disastrous
financial ventures Brewer Button, a former
millionaire OF Western Springs. III, commit
ted suicide here today by inhallng liuminat-
ing gas in a rooming house In Indiana
avenue Button came TO Chicago i've weeks
ago since when he has been Specializing
heavily on the board OF trade. Two years
ago Button was worth 1850 900 but is said
to have Lost Il all BY speculation.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-11
Total
BOOST Room Rent.

An information bureau has been opened
at the university by the Young Men
Christian association to assist students
In getting good rooms for the win
ter The first thing the bureau dis
covered was that room rent had been
severely boosted during the summer.
Rooms that rented for IS a month last
year now cost $40, and to get good room
1t is necessary for a student to put up N2
a month. According to the Information
collected by the bureau, rooms are just as
plentiful as last year and the advance IN
price is attributed to the desire OF the
owners of buildings to get rich quick.
More Grain Case Testimony.
Attorney General Norris Brown will re-
sumo the taking of testimony in the grain
case in the senate chamber September IS,
day before the injunction case is set for
hearing in the supreme court Probably
the latter part of this week dispositions will
be taken in Knox and Buffalo counties.
Representative Thompson, who was a
member of the late legislature, said he had
some information he would like to con-
tribute for the benefit Of the state authori-
ties regarding deal in which he sold some
fax to the linseed oil works at OMAHA some
years ago. Because of the interference Of
the Grain trust he said he was compelled to
send some of the fax to Chicago, the grain
men threatening to prevent the company
from getting any fax at all II it persisted
| in buying from Thompson, who failed to
sell through a member of the association.
Coach Booth on Hand.
Coach Booth of the Nebraska foot ball
| team reached Lincoln this morning from
New York and left at once for South Bend
! to become member of the foot ball aggre-
cation there. Booth said he had not seen
| any of the team and did not know just
what kind of material Nebraska would
! have, but from what he had heard he be-
| lieved the team this year would be good
! one. He will remain with the team at
| South Bend until it returns to Lincoln.
Park Board to be Named.
| Mayor Brown is expected to appoint to-
| morrow night park commission, COM
J posed Of seven men, to serve without pay,
| to look after the parks Lincoln contem-
| plates opening up to the public. The mayor
| has had the matter of the appointments
under advisement for some days and said
yesterday it was a difficult matter to de-
eide, as he wanted men who kept their own
! lawns perfect and who would devote sufi-
! Client time to the city's business to make
the parks look like their lawns.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-11
Number Drown in okIahoma,

GUTHRIE. okl., Sept. lo-Near sayre.
In Roger Mills county, Okl., last night three
children OF Mrs Ed Smith OF Pueblo, Colo,
were drowned in small stream while en-
route TO Cheyenne in stage coach. Four
persons were drowned in Pine creek, a
tributary OF Red river near Sawyer, I. T.,
two boys named Gregory, aged II and IS,
one Horton boy aged IL, and an Evans boy,
aged r. Francis Holiday aged Is, was
killed by lightning near Almon Okl
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-11
MURDER IN THE SECOND DEGREE
Jury in Haddix-ButIer Case Reaches
n Verdict.

Verdict.
BROKEN BOW, Neb., Sept 1O-(Special
Telegram THE Haddix-Butler case went
to the jury at 1880 last night. Eloquent
talks were made on both sides. After be-
ing out all night and the best part of the
day the jury brought in a verdict of MUIR
der in the second degree at 4 oclock this
afternoon. In dismissing the jury Judge
Hostetler paid the members a high COM
pliment on their intelligence and unfiagging
interest throughout the trial. Sentence will
not be passed until Attorney Sullivan of
the defense has presented an argument for
a new trial, which will be heard tomorrow
In, giving the verdict the jury requested
that the prisoner receive the mercy of the
court.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-11
Democrats Get the Big End.

AURORA, Neb,, Sept. 10-(Speclal Tele-
gram THE democrats and populists held
county convention at the court house
yesterday and made the following nomina-
tons:
Clerk, John MARVEL treasurer, George
wanek; sheriff. E. X. Engen; judge j. H.
Edmondson; superintendent, j. Gibson;
coroner, Dr. WEIGH; commissioner, A. L.
Entriken It is practically a democratic
ticket. Fourteen delegates were elected to
attend the state convention.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-11
indictments By Wholesale.

CHARLOTTE. N. c.. Sept l0-The spe-
eial term OF federal court held at Green's
boro to investigate the charges OF fraud
on the part OF revenue officers and dis
tillers returned twenty-eight indictments,
many Of the men accused being prominent
citizens, The charges include bribery
forgery, perjury, false reports OF captured
stills and false expense vouchers.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-11

TEKAMAH. Neb.. Sept. 1o.-(special y
The Tekamah Journal has been purchased
by J. w. Tamplin. OF Hull, Ia. from OFT
Bros. Mr. TAmplin is a thorough news
paper man and well equipped TO advance
republican interests in Bent county.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-11
If You Knew

you could be relieved of that periodic or
chronic, nervous or sick headache in a few
minutes, would you continue to suffer?
Especially when you are assured OF the
fact that the remedy is perfectly harmless,
and will have absolutely no other effect, ex-
cept to relieve and cure the pain.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-11

When 1t came r. l.. Robiusons turn to
tell story to a group of fellow travelling
men gathered at the Merchants hotel Sun
day afternoon. Mr. Robinson told of an
experience he had out in the state during
the last week
out in a little town in the western part
of the state last Thursday / had an ex-
perience that shows the Importance Of
travelling men always keeping their tenn
pers upon trying occasions and even when
they meet with rebuffs. called on a young
man whom / previously learned had been
given charge Of his fathers large bust
ness. told the young man who l was,
my line of goods and the name OF my
house. AZ l entered the store l noticed
the youngster strutting down the store
like prize pig at county fair, SO con-
cluded to be all the more careful In my
manner Of approaching him.
Wen, what do you think we want
with - - & Cor answered the
young man, referring to the firm l repre-
sent.
I do not know that you want any
thing to do with them, but I want to sell
you a bill Of goods, replied
Wen. we don't want any OF your goods
and / am getting tired Of you travelling
men coming around here every day bother
ing me- he rejoined.
Then I gave him a little kindly advice
on the wisdom OF at least being civil, told
him ] once was his age and possibly as
foolish as he at that age. He then began
to see things in a different light. His father
came in. overheard The last Of our converse
ton and rebuked the son for his incivllity.
We parted the best OF friends and / wot
not but the travelling man will hereafter
find a friend in that young man"
AlmH-seeker COULDN'T write.
Clerk Hastings of the Murray hotel usual
ly keeps ahead OF the game, but on Sat-
urday evening he had TO buy.
An old woman leading a 10-year-old girl
by the hand, approached the clerk and
asked for financial assistance, saying her
husband had left her and she had but one
potato in the sack at home. Clerk Hast
lngs was quick TO detect strong smell OF
whisky on the woman's breath, so he
directed her to a travelling man by the
name Of Montgreeve. standing nearby
telling the woman Mr.. Montgreeve was
manager OF the hotel, very hard OF hearing
and asked her to write her wants on an
envelope Mr., Hastings handed her.
Il oan's write" shouted the woman In
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-11

LIMA. Peru, Sept 1O-Dr, zavoreia, who
will represent Peru at the international
Sanitary Congress OF American Republics.
10 be held In Washington, October O. left
for the United States yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-11
Gone craEy.

Many people have gone crazy from dy.
spepsla. constipation, etc. DR.. Kings New
Life Pills cure; &c; guaranteed. For sale
by sherman a Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-11
Teeumaeh Man Round mead

ALAMoSA. Colo. Sept. lO.-(speciaI Tels-
gram.)-A man who gave the name OF
Mcleod OF Teoumseh. Neb.. got permission
from the town marshal 20 sleep In the jail
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-11

Mr.. Montgreeves ear in such tones that
they were heard In all directions for a
block
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-11

lit costs no more to riprap with the wire
mat system than II does to fence your farm
2. II makes a nice smooth bank with a
gradual slope.
g. Nature grows It to cottonwood. will
lows and underbrush.
L. II is the only system that high water,
ice or neglect does not affect--once put in
II is permanent.
Patent allowed July 20 1905, serial No.
257593, others pending.
EUREKA RIP RAP CO.
Office GIG Bee Building, Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-11

Bee Want ads are the Best Business
BoostsrA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-12
As TIVE PARsoN ToLO IT.

r Il. Rob#uson.# ri t.aa.ea. \. \
Who is at =thr sa1ay =se.ls @as' foi.eN.
..-=@eo1z err minister &.a2 =
ull=nt hs.
Nov. Wh5lg= tas elef-Ea.aa : no.
ta Ea5HshmW5 braey9 As aean5s
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rA--5e5a- 5aey rs ree@g aas 81
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III. 55n tied .o.4 logs s9 IT, daa.h2
No M &raa tH aa-4@s aa5 ,as
psapaaa.iee iEam1at9t.lN 92asa a. H
s, aeaaaSe i. .s Sae- - tzap-
Ana IL booked dE9aapa.a#e. Aare
thr slalb atd nos 9fl, aas@
Kansas G.s So
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-12
t7OW THE WINTER
PALACE WAS BUILT

The Winfe1 pa.2eG OF The Car is II
nfina erHter aem which 10 carry on
the felI WORK of repression a.loted u
Trepoff AimG4t every stone ef fHe
walls aud every square ward ot the
plaster lining Them cost q liz. Ntch
ulas had given the ofdel. thu the
naIace must be rebuilt IN a year. and
y hit Was human ifr against The dea-
pots Will SIX Thousand men We're
kept al work day and night. With
the palace heated Al 20 Reamuf 10
dry the walls rapidly Will" fhe tom
ppIaDafe ell tside uaa eften 50 de-
4fec9 below zero ReamQG The men
could only work with iee packs oh
their heads. and. experiencing i daily
change OF 6o degrees they died hE
the score every day by the end Of
tie year The death feI Wiz some
thousands. but the palae" vas finish.
London Globe
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-12
WHY HE DIDN'T DRAW.

Staue Of the West Virginia Iesisla.
ftrs occasionally indulge IN fh' gieaf
American gam. OF draw poker aaa= >
a matter Of cGUr~e, 7ons@ h2o& agom
thc game more than at3e-s.
\ few evenings ago 0ae u ths&at Il.
grs@ VAS sitiin2 in = little game ef
5o.oent jackpots. \ ~ Va opeas !
Tor - cents. and NAen il "e1 aaeahl
a. lhr aothel gentleman ass@tiael
II half. Three eenflemen tze@.
and two Of hem took Que eafd f2@i'.
one took thlee. and the @efhef.. zen.
tlvuHa4 thon4h a prnlacr2t. sia}s
nat It wa passed up 20 him aMa
h. hri - cents causin4 the 2er' -
..al doWn He showed ..2Nn I91t
=a~ and aa aee-.
Why in dickens aee.- Aea
a5aW a card wa9 asked .. h'es
Why. va tae Ingenious a.as9efz
coaAu5 have cau2At anytime -
nan aa aea. tine au4- En44zt=
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-12

AeE@ handsome educated ponies
itIfelli-rnf. wel..bred dogs coniea
f4onkrys apes and habaon> han al
b.r SHOWS combined.
\ 4~e5 oi elre oabs elepAanes, s.
rtan caLI4.>. .lg..pesian sacred car
s.e zebfa> mu,~s and tonk@ys.
s. kaanalra'. eoy- 9oop q jap
a. aerot,a5- Sc Mo1h,Diaglo
I.s2 rhe loep ~ .gl1sel..
y E..-r.zsa.ez ta..-y..aui 81 new. Gniqae
a. a9fe f@af5lea surprises his year.
t4aUf n. ~ 49, grand free
). ..----s ossfs,5,s- a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-12
THE EFFECT WAS LASTING

Dentist That coHfufaded fFa#aH
persuaded me 1o give him laughing
"a, and extract toH taeth.
Fri@nd-N Well
Dentist Well when tald him thai
that would cesf him 81 he gave me-
the merry ha .ha Somerviilc journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-12
$500
For Letters About the South
west


The Western Traa n4a4azine Offers
* prizes agsresatin@ IN value S%ei-
in railroad trans nortafon for itttel5-
fson residents of Arkansas F.aSfelt.
Colorado. Missouri. Kansas Indfa..
Territory. Oklahoma TeXas am -
Mexico
II wants letters that viii il ae,.= ea.
eIset.c aud ambitious meH and we-
r1~n to settle in tht 4r,a Al and grow
ing Southwest. and thare engage in
farming cattle raising. fruit 2rowins
end similar pursuits.
To acconpl~ ~h the purpose which it
las III view the Western Trail offers
Tie following prizes i'll railroad trans
forlation for the s:X letters which in
th- opinion OF a competent judge
shall be deemed best suited 10 its rfs
quirements;
tirst prtze. sloo in railroad trans
portafion.
second pre-. So in railroad trans
norfation.
Third prize. s24 in 4ailses1 trans
nortalion.
Fourth prize So in raiaoad TRANS.
portation.
Fifth pr6ze s. In ratieaa4 t@an.-
Hoftation
s.>rb prizv. s. Ia ra.leoa1 treas,
pertat:on
The Conditions Are Eesy
Letters shou.a deal With - writ
~ experiences since he ~e-tf5Hi in rla
southwest. They should teI bN much
money he had when he arrived what
= did when he FIRST came hat meas
aFss of success has since eiowued h.-
eeoets and What ne thinks at Jhas pof.
Hau=at fA4 eaaazrs in which h.. is
5aeaf~d. Letters should a5r H. 14-s
.h2u 81" no- m5ra dian 1.7ee words
Z .zn=th and Nil IN uSe1 .er 5.5e nr6=
Hse-a Of advertising III. southwest
f.,.-4srs ar. dzsited uat only fsoa.
faen5ees ana farmers. Wxe,# atf a}se
traa merchants. school t=3ctets. CO
gytaen. from everyone @E2 has
sraey > I'll and Who know heH -
- l. poet.ea, eon.g. buttons are
no. san1-i
Al car nor wiz pgizgs aas y ea4.r
contributions .hay can @>9
Western Traa Il il etag-. - ee'a.
nj aul upbej.u - searhw
Contest closes LAM -. ,3ai P=.es=z
y. be aaa5dad a. saer 5sssatzs#r
as results tau he determine ~
dress tl7 Western TIA s W.
Ba.aa s.~a~t Chjcago IT.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-12
GREAT NOVELS THAT
WE'RE NEVER FINISHED


hafd1z gno2 Mai - say = t&f
Haar aa4F aaz ae44=F@ romance.
though J. Hao4 =pres8s wei what ne
la.ezazE be. sbsg never finish i,
0rafe N5,5Has6. Hawthorne Win
raf.4aaee= Tda Dou0es Romance.
4Hleh Ha had undertaken 10 write
toe fbs Nlantlr Monthly This fore
t1dfaa wa Ma=too 5ao0 verified fo~
He author had d=scarco tame to do
NOR than lay he grouad work of
ta.s tory AMI write the initial CHAP
fers ere ,lrafh struck hm down
Af hi9 funeral At Concord the
=e,ree commenced manuscript lay up
on h.s coffin Soon afterwards the
6l-i chapter appeared IN he Atlantic.
and subsequently the second chapter
which Ne had been unable 70 revise
was publjshed IN Jhe same periodical
Several years elapsed when q lblrd
fragment revised .,nd copied by the
ao4eGsGs aitr. Nas placed ia tae pub.
fishers haud- The efleaaai manu-
script /. enV preserved IN the Con
cord public library.
Wives ar nH-A5r, vas run.
ung IA a. Cornhilt whea the author
ess. Mr. Ga5kell. died Fortunate
II the Hefk wa- nearng is conplet.
on. 80 mat although Il was no. act
ually finished be the gtffet writer.
he plot pas sufficiently at4ance] to
cnah'e u - nsalr more thaH a
shrewd 4gas. Al the altimaae tate
II 5he euasacf=r-. aad 20 lake leave
u he aaro su.2 assured II his nlu
mas bapQiaes-
Another s.~a. fhtf VII beH4 vet
ten fer Ia ,a3aaa mae9slar whgu It.
author a.d aoan pes forever. wts
ben uEzas Yheetees adaef
vas a.sedz il hi- 4rale oAea ~ psa
6eation eoromaa
T6achers 4eea contemporary
5aares Dickens .6ed. a5a. ta 69-aess.
Ter eng MS helsb h44 =btea Eat=5.=
a.ffesent but h. sfaeia uah4ea5ae
20 h. eark he htj IN bfnJ on laee
5. q the en3 came afe mara@-
an = # the af9ern tot. = faat saz
~er 5sgotei u e5mpteIlHs tia s.zsa
M If The Mysleas ot Ed~se
D. 1t scarcely had IL da.sae
70 a iown - dsH,.ee #eae L.
With fit Fs.ru ms -
~ yere4 but att Hasera.-
without regaa5as c5a.
died al 6 tha AeN =,
aob. II late Z. ~ se>'==
sesea ~ frn,. es -
han j nea =a5sa II e55r
As sehe5 IL ,ae4
tram V5=az 1..ss
eaae 4ag.. Baee 80
s.a. .fse.e4 7=a
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h death ~
Fan suan1s ezer e.:.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-12
Y genuine novelty coming al I;2f.
Gentry Bros. Famous Shows

The worlds largest. 2randesl and best
animal circus
VIII positively exhibit a corner
SeulI and Linden streets day and
r.igat. ram or shine. under absolute.
i waterproof canvas
SATURDAY. APRIL Is. 1905.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-12
NOT MANY so BRILLIANT

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4.3es58a tdat as Sata MI {aN
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QUEENsWARE.
RYLAND QUEENSWARE COMPANY.

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pUDDepHATT FURNITURE COMPANY.

OFFICE AND SALESROOM 423.425 MAIN SI~22
Wholesale department Third and Texas street ueaE g
Dot cordial invitation is extended merchants viii
visit as inspect line.