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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-25
Nuevos policlas

Han sido nombrados guardias de
la Policfa Iusular por el t6rmino de
amos, y tomaran possession ell dia 10
delDiciembre, los siguieptes individuos
Para ell puesto de San Juan, Do
m1ngo Hernandez de Humacao; lose
Rivera Soto, de Guayama; Vicente de
Santiago. de Hum4cao; Juan de Dios
Vazquez, de Yabucoa; Jose Trinida
Lebron, de Yabucoa; Ignacio Lopez
de Humacao; para Ponce, Juan de
Dios Torres, de Salinas; para Cabo
Rojo, Manuel Santiago. de Areciboi
para Lares, Carlos Urdaz, de Arecibo
para Arecito, Agapito Valentin. de
Aguadilla; para Humacao, Francisco
Urdaz, de AT ecibo y Adolfo Echeva-
rr1a, de Gurabo: para Caguas, Juan
B. Vargas, de Hatillo; para Fajardo
Silvestre Lugo. de Yabucoa; para
Salinas, Domingo K. Maldonado, de
Fajardo y Victor Acosta, de Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-25
lngresos y gastos
del gobierno insular
EN- Ell ANo DE 1904 4 1905

Seg1n ell informe del sefior Audi
tor, ell total de ingresos anotados du
rante el af1o econ omico 1ltimo lego a
$4.557 S32.2o, correspondence q los
conceptoS:
Aduanas $65s 347 81; rentas inter
mas $245S 1881; mjscelaneas $I6o mil
100 s.; reintegros $Io9, ,23S; transferen
cias del trust fund 4 rentas insulares
$Io,72o,86; fondo de depositos $227
mil 6I3.5o; reintegros al trust funnd
SIS 8I2 SO; transferencias de rentas in
sulares $Io, .86 balance del afio an
terror $86444o I6; total &.557.S32.2o.
De esta cantidad Sc expld1eron Ii
bramientos contra rentas insulares y
trust fund" a favor de los pagadores
insulares, por las sumas que siguen:
Para gastos legislativos $Io8 .7oo.2I;
para gastos executives $Io73 233 o3;
para gastos iudiciales $3o4 95,S7, pa
gado a los Municipios, Juntas Escols-
res etc, $oI6,o26 40; transferido al
trust fund $Io.Io7 ,Se; gastado del
trust fund por Ell Departamento del
Interior $t7o. 6S6.3S Sanidad de Qua
yama 5000; por instruction $46 ,Io6, SO;
por ell Consolidate $4o5,I2; por recla--
maciones $24o, ,o28,56;: transferencias a
rentas insulares $Ioz2o,S6; total de
gastos $37ooooo,Ss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-25
LabOratOriO Qu1micO

En- ell Laboratorio qufmico de Sani-
dad Sc estan analizando las aguas to-
madas de los pozos y rio de Palo Seco
a fin de averiguar sin Gentlemen subs
tancias 6 microbes patogenos, dado el
hecho lie haber fal1ecido varios veci-
nos en- aquel poblado a consecuencia
de fiebre tifoidea. f
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-25

Balance sobrante en- cajs ell 30 it,
MO taltimo $z53,23I.3s, correspondent
do de esta suma q rertas insulares
$4l6, ,7o4.Io y al trust fund $34I 437 10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-25
R.etreta

La Banda de la policia insular eje-
cutara mafi ana las siguientes pleas
en- la Plaza Baldorioty, con arreglo
al siguiente
PROGRAMA
I-Marcha uThe Invencible Eagle"
Sousa.
Waltz wedding of the Winds"
Hall.
S-Overtura .sJubel", Weber.
4-( Estreno) Two Step coreado y
pitado "Can You See I'm Sonely'
Armstrong.
s-Final del 90 Acto de la Opera
"Lucia de Lammemor" Doni.
zetti.
6-Coro de DoctoTes de la Zarzue.
la Gel Rey que Rabi6", Chapi.
IA petici6n Selection de la Opera
FIorodora". Stuart.
S-Danza "Lluvia de Perlas" Rios
Ovalle.
Star Spangled Banner.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-25

IA JuZSoi kSA Ano AOSSIGco'
NADIA.
Y ell "Sun de Nueva York,
al censurar el proyecto arance-
lario de Mr.. Shaw, ha puesto
lei dedo en- la llaga.
Por trlste, por desconsolador
que este sea para Mr.. Tyler, es
precise que 10 olga. Nj a cua-
tro mil, ri a acho mil, nj a min
gun precio es possible hallar, en-
| los mercados de la burocracia
americana, buenos administra-
dores para nosotros.
No los queremos, no nos sir
ven. No podemos confarles
NADIA y mucho menos admitir-
les observaciones y consejos.
Son una gente muy cazurra pa
ra que puedan enseiIarnos.
No hay que darle vueltas.
no slrven para NADIA
No estan preparados para
educar pueblos ajenos. Cast
no 10 estan para ell suyo; pero
ESQ no nos importa. Lo que
interesa es demostrales que 81
sc tolera la tutoria, en- Puerto
Rico, es a la fuerza, pero no
sin negar la efcacia del reden-
torismo. nj dejar de reirse de sus
pretensiones ridiculas.
Anal1oemos Ell plan economi-
CO de Mr.. Shaw. Es de una inca
lifca BILE torpeza.
En- TN pals en- que la produc-
cion excede va al consume in
terror, sc lie ocurre a Mr.. Shaw
|levantar una muralla china, con
TIN arancel estupendo, brutal
mente proteccionista para que
la production, sin salida. sin
mercado. sin demanda por una
|represalia justisima de los de-
mas pueblos consumidores y
productores, sufra una crisis
mortal de la que tai vez no pue-
da curarse, cuando ell infortu-
y Ia miseria que son los grandes
maestros de la vida, abra les
|ojos que cego la soberbia y.
aconseje la vuelta la realidad
con TN prudente cambio de
rumbo.
ST por desgracia para los Es-
tados Unidos, hubiese triu nfado
ell proyecto de ese hacendista
de guardarropia, que ha comba-
lido Ell Sum- la tarifa Dingley
que esta considerada como ex-
cesiva Y mirada con recelo
que los demas factores del CO.
mercio universal, pasarfa a ser
la tdrifa minima que Sc aplica-
ra a los paises favorecidos.
No puede darse I'm error mas
grande. en- un pals cuya produc-
cion Sc desparrama en- constan-
te Y amenazadora progression.
No Sc concibe una mayor tor,
peza.
Al desbordante proteccionis-
mo, a la egoista reforma del
arancel, a la insolente politica
economical seguiria una sacudi
da universal. buscando ell equi-
librio alterado, por la brusca Ii.
gereza de Nortea america.
Entonces la muralla china,
levantada por la tarifa Shaw,
perderia sus propiedades aisla-
doras.
El aislamiento, ell bloqueo lol
mantendrian los otros paises,
fernando Ell vacio en- derredorl
de la orguIlosa potencia.
Y los resultados serian catas-|
trofcos.
La industria americana en|
honda crisis, ell trabajo en- una
decadencia inevitable, ell exceso|
de brazos sin labor, amenazandoi
a las instituciones, a la paz So
cial. a los dist1ntos ordenes de la
vida, y Ell gran pals, ell colosa:
pals. el mon Imental pals con-
vertido en- amenazante ruina,
p1adosamente apuntalada por su
iRV6n0a de r1OnAZa nn11nrta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-25
NOta del d1a

I'll QlulStlO 1C lldSlC u0cl ckIASs
ricano, Mr.. Shaw, con sus decla-
raciones epicamente torpes So
bre ell proteccionismo, nos ha
confrmado en- una desconsOla-
dora creencia que sustentaba-
mos desde hace tempo.
Ell distinguido gremio de bu-
rocratas, 10 mismo en- la colonia
que en- la metropoli, esta forma-
do por una muchedumbre arle.
quinescam ente disfrazada de
economists, de sociologos, de
inventores y de fl6sofos.
COnstantemente reel b / N O.
nuevas demostrac aciones de esta
verdad lamentable.
Y ahora en- los momentos pre-
cisos en- que, Mr.. Tyler, trata de
disculpar Ell fracaso de la coloni.
zacion americana, con la modes
tia de los sueldos que pagamos
aqui a los funcionarios de ex-
portaci0n, TN ministro del gabi-
nete norteamericano ha sosteni-
do la mas estupenda de las ge-
deonadas que. en- materia eco
monica, hemos dido.
iY cuanto CANA Mr.. Shaw?
Pues recibe. sin moVerse de
su pals y dandose todo ell pisto
imaginable con una representa-
cion polltica tan alta, ocho mil
dollars de sueldo.
Supongamos ahora,-y no Sc
alarme ell pais,-que por los ocho
mil dollars consabidos consin.
tiera en- venir a Puerto Rico
Mr.. Shaw.
Hay que suponer que este
funClonario es de 10 mas compe.
tente que alli Sc usa, hay que
atribuirle una superior capaci'
dad, con respecto de sus paisa
nos, en- las cuestlones de la Ha-
cienda publica y en- cuanto Sc
relaciona con la ciencia econ0.
mica.
Y ST no {por que es ministro?
jPOr que una Democracia CO.
mo la de los nietos de los puri-
tanos consiepte Ell encum bra.
miento de los homb bres sin con-
diciones, sin aptitudes, para los
puestos de mas Categoria Y de
mayor responsabilidad naciona-
les?
Pero volvamos a nuestro te-
ma. Supongamos otra vez que
Mr.. Shaw, por Ell mismo sueldo
que cobra en- la metropoli, con-
sintiera en- el sacrificio, para el,
de trocar la resi- 1encia en- Was
hington por la vida en- Puerto
Rico.
Supongamos, y va es mucho
suponer. cue tuvleramos aqui
con que pagarle al augusta fun
cionario el sueldo de ocho mil
dollars.
Y notemos, de paso que es
una inJusticia, y es un derroche,
yes un escandalo que ST un pals
tan opulento, tan immense como
los EstadOs Unidos paga a sus
ministries con ocho mil dollars,
aqui le demos. a los jefes de los
departame ntoS insulares, cua
tro mil.
Nuestra isla esta en- la mise
ria, en- la ruina. Nuestro pals
entero cabe deutro de "a NUM-
cipalidad de Nueva York; nues.
ira poblacion es escasamente
de una million de almas, cuand O
en- la metropoli viven ochenta
millones, pero esa despropor-
c1on inmenSa, esa difereucia
abismadora no sc ooserva
tambien en- los sueldos de las
funcionarios insulares.
Mr.. Shaw y unos cuantos CO.
iegas suyos vendrian a hacer
mas tremendo y monstruoso ell
despilfarro; pero a cambio jQue
admiral secretos de los nue.
vos metodos. que reformas tan
sabias, que formulas de enrique
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-24
ODD FELLOWS PLAN CELEBRATION
Ftftieth Anniversary OF Initiation OF
General Dodge.

Council Bluffs lodge, No. 40, Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, will hold a special
meeting Monday afternoon for the pur-
pose OF celebrating the fiftieth anniversary
of the initiation OF General Grenville NJ.
Dodge into the lodge. General Dodge be-
came a member Of Council Bluffs lodge
December %, 1855, and now has the dis
tinction OF being the Oldest member in
good standing OF the lodge.
Council BLUFFS lodge, Independent order
of odd Fellows, was instituted in August.
1858, and some of its prominent members
before the civil war We're ]. Is. Stutsman,
now of Harlan, Ia. Captain n. T. Spoor
OF st. Louis and w. II. Robinson and
General Dodge of this city. Other promi-
nent members OF the lodge were Cornelius
Voorhis, first mayor of Council Bluffs;
Colonel J. ID. Test, h. r. Pegram, Moses
+. Shinn. who built the first Methodist
church in Council Bluffs; Milton Rogers,
A. ID. Jones, first postmaster OF Omaha:
George Doughty, W. L. Biggs, d. c.
BloOmer, after whom the Bloomer school
was named; Judge James. Samuel Haas
Louden Mullen. former Congressman
Thomas Bowman and DR., Steinberger who
became king Of an island in the Pacific
ocean.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-24

morning at the Second Presbyterian church
In the evening his subject will be The
Christmas Babe and the sermon will be
illustrated with stereopticon views.
At the First Presbyterian church the
pastor Rev Marcus p. Mcclure. will take
as the subject of his morning sermon
Christ, the Lord, is Born" and in the
evening The Revealer." Services will be
at 1880 a m. and 7:3o p. m. There will be
special Christmas music at both services
First Church of Christ. Scientist, will
hold services at II a. m. in the Jewish tenn
pie on North Seventh street. when the sub
ject will be God" Sunday school will be
at 1919 p. and the regular mid week
testimony meeting Wednesday evening at 8
O'Clock
Second Church Of Christ Scientist, will
hold services in Woodman hall in the Mer-
rism block at 1915 a. M. when the subject
will be God Sunday school will be at
ii IS a. m and the md-wcek testimony
meeting Wednesday evening at 7:l5 o'clock.
At the Swedish Lutheran church. Rev b.
n. Glim, pastor. there will be services at
1890 a. M and Sunday school at noon.
There will be no evening services. Monday
evening services will be held at 100 o'clock.
and at p. m. the children of the Sunday
school will meet for rehearsal Tuesday
evening the children of the Sunday school
will have their Christmas exercises.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-24
Iowa News Notes.

CHARLES CITY-Fred W Miner, cash
Ter OF the Citizens National bank and Miss
Alice Eggert, teacher in the city schools
daughter of Attorney and Mrs Robert
EggeTt, were united in wedlock. The we'd
ding was quiet and transformations.
LOGAN-The annual exhibition OF the
Harrison County Poultry association was
held Friday and Saturday. Many fowls
were on exhibition. A. l.. Houston OF Red
Oak WAS judge OF the exhibits. Logan
merchants offered and awarded many
prizes.
DCNLAP-The marriage OF Clement NJ
az the home Of the brides father. L. j.
Stewart. Rev. III. Wendt OF the local
German Lutheran church oficiated. The
groom Is a member OF the nrm OF Bower,
store The young couple will reside here
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-24
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Once. 10 Pearl o. Tel. az.
MINOR MENTION.

Davis sells drugs.
Stockert sells carpets.
Plumbing and heating Bixby & Son.
DIT. Luella Dean. Brown Bldg Tel. 9Os
Drs Woodbury. dentists, 30 Pearl street.
Woodring Schmidt. undertakers Tel. $50
Lefert's improved toric lenses give salts
faction.
The public library will be closed all day
Monday
pictures for Christmas gifts. Alexanders
AT Store, 1913 B'way.
Born, to MFR. and Mrs Robert 6. Pcre-
goy, yesterday afternoon, son.
Results our Specially Eclipse Collection
.trcncy, Offices 1O3 Pearl ST. Phone liIL
c. W Clark left last evening for Upton
Ia, to spend the holidays with relatives.
Big md-winter tern Western Iowa
college opens Tuesday, January :, 1905.
Congressman Walter I. Smith is home
from Washington for the Christmas holt
days.
Empire renaissance gold moulding. pic
lures and frames. Berwick, 21l s. Main.
Get your upholstering feathers. mat
tresses and repairing done at Morgan &
kline's. 10 South Main street.
Harold Price arrived home yesterday
rom ,Grinnell college to spend the holidays
with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. \. j. Rice
on account OF Christmas coming on Mon
day We will be at our store from a. m.
10 ~ m. today and Monday. j. ID. Crock
vol 4 Son.
y
tcp.ay from Audubon where he has been
uUdIng court. 10 spend the Christmas holi.
us " with his family.
The Carnation DancinE club will give
lheIr. dance at the new armory Christmas
night, Monday, Dec. u, instead of Thurs
day night. WhaIcy's orchestra.
Justice Field performed the marriage cere
mony yesterday for William n. Wlls and
Myrtle l. PCasicy, both OF Persia, Ia, anC
". b. Andcrton Of Grand Island and Hat
~ montgomery Of Hebron, Neb.
Thieves broke into the grocery store o
.irs. r.. keece at 81 Avenue f., ana sue
sceded In carry ing away a considerable,
auantity Of goods They effected an en-
trance by breaking in a rear window.
Forty poor children were made happy
yesterday by the young women OF tn'
riGwer mission, according to tneT annua
custom. A big Christmas tree at the Dodg'
GUARDS armory furnished by the yUunl
women with some article of clothing, toy
iiuit and candy for each child formed tn,
feature of the entertainment tor the little
folk.
The funeral of Mrs Henry Rishton will
DE held this afternoon at O'Clock from
Inc residence. az harmony street, and in
terment will be IN tairview cemetery. Rev
j. j. Rice will conduct the services ant
these nave been selected to act as pail
bearers: l.. Iurmuehlen, Jr., l.. Green
Gay flatner G. 5. Morse, {. \. Beno ant
g. IA. Mayne.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-24
ARMY NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Fort NIobrara.

FORT NlOBRARA, Neb., Dec. @.---tspe-
Cal)-Captaiu Samuel L. Lyon, twenty.
nth infantry, left the post on the night
OF the 10th tor an extended visit In kan
Sas City and the cast. lie Will be away
three months,
post on the morning OF the 18th, They
have been absent a month visiting in
Washington. New York and Minneapolis.
R Spf nfnn Mi'9 iSf for Wilmington ON II.
morning ot the 18th. He will he away
two months.
by Captain II. s Slaughter
Second Lieutenant II $. Grter, battalion
quartermaster and commissary has been
detailed assistant TO the adjutsnt.
Second Lieutenant u. Donald has been
detailed assistant to the exchange officer
and post treasurer for period 81 one
Second Lieutenant q. C. Lswrason has
been detailed assistant to the commissary
for a period of one month.
Second Lieutenant II. u. Hay has been
dstailed assistant to the quartermaSter
for a period Of one month.
Second Lieutenant James Blyth left the
post on Saturday night for Omaha. where
he will spend the holidays; . n,
Miss Dewey of Omaha Is the guest or
Captain and Mrs. Powell for the holi-
days
\ band Of ,omeers, consisting Of Cap;
tain Joseph ?. o'Neil, Captain Michael
Lehman and Captain J. u. Leitch. was
appointed to conduct the garrison school
examination In field service regulations:
Their report has been competed ana All
the officers who took the examination have
received certificate of proficiency.
A board of officers, consisting of Cap
tain ]. =. O'Neil, Captain r. A Macklin,
First Lieutenant r. w. Ball and First
Lieutenant II. sW. Wiegenstien, was APP
pointed TO conduct the examination of nom
commissioned officers in drill resulations.
The subject OF army regulations has
been taken up Tor study by the non
commissioned officers in the post
The garrison school for officers will be
discontinued during the holidays.
A formal Christmas dance was given
by the officers and ladies OF the garrison
on Saturday night.
A post gallery rife competition was held
in the old gymnasium on Thursday after
noon Teams OF 1--WE men from each OF
the companies participated. One score was
fired from tho fifty-foot mark by each
contestant Company l.. Twenty-hfth in
fantry, was declared the winner with
Company NJ second
Company X, Twenty-hfth infantry, gave
dance in their new quarters on Thursday
evening.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-24
Small boxes of cigars for Christmas gifts.
Gunnoude 4 Zurmuehlen, 80 Pearl street
Crnzed by ReIigiou. Excitement.

BURLINGTON, Ia, Dec. 23.-(Special)-
Crazed by excitement of the Billy Sun
day REVEALS Mrs. Caroline wusso COM
mitted suicide this morning by cutting her
throat. Mrs. Wusso was just recovering
from a protracted illness and was in
tensely interested in the work OF the
evangelist. This morning while at home
alone she procured a knife and cut her
throat from ear to ear, dying almost I'M
mediately.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-24
ChiId's Life Saved by ChamberIain's
Cough Remedy.

Mrs. John Englehardt or Gera, Mich.
tells OF the anxious moments spent over her
little 2-year-old daughter who had taken
hard cold. resulting in Group. She says:
Il am satisfied that il it had not been for
Chamberlain Cough Remedy she would
have choked to death. l gave this medicine
every ten minutes and she soon began to
throw up the phlegm. | can recommend n
In The highest terms, as | have another
child that was cured In the same way"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-24
CoIored Preacher Arre.ted.

Rev NJ. G.. Newman, pastor of the AZ
rican Baptist church. will have a. hearing
January before Justice Gardner on the
charge Of appropriating TO his own use
$50 which he is alleged 10 have obtained
from H. W. Binder & Co. towards the
fund for building church In this city for
the colored community. The information
was filed by William Blackburn, a member
OF the congregation. who. according to
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-24
Byers for ATTORNEY General.

HARLAN. Ia. Dec. &.-tSpecialb-h.
w. Byers of this city, well known Iowa
politician. has made known the fact that
he is a candidate for attorney general to
succeed Charles Mullan. Mr. Byers is a
strong Cummins man.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-24
Road 10 College ont os service.

AMES, la. Dec. ESPECIALLY
Storms OF Ames college is angry because
the car between the city and college Is
unable to make its regular trips because
OF a broken engine. Mi storms will ask
that the right of the road to enter the
campus be forfeited unless new motive
power is provided. The breakdown nov
is very embarra ssing since 80 many stu
dents are going home laden with Naltses.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-24
RcnI Estntc Transfer..

These transfers We're reported to The
Bee December 20 by the Title Guaranty
and Trust company of Councinl Bluffs;
Cooner lots and block sS
Central subdivision. r. d................ s225
Henry Allen to Mary c. Moss, part
nwi4 sw4 25r0-A W. d................. 20
Eliza Allen to Mary Moss. nIs swh
nwh and Wiz slt swl4 nw4 STA,
e w d.,.,....,:........;, ;,;,...'...;;......" l
sel4 20 and ela e1e sel4 sw14 35-77-ii.
:. W. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l
Four transfers: total ................ 1852
y. Y Plumbing Co. Tel. $50 Night L69S
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-24

Control must be given to the state printer.
The board has had the work done largely
in the printing shops Of the state ius,itu-
tons and the state printers have been con-
tending for the work There Is stin
loop hole in tho decision OF the attorney
general. but ii is believed the state printer
viii get the work
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-24
Extend Line to sioux city.

FORT DODGE. Ia, Dec. 2S.-(Special)-
Oficials Of the Newton 4 Northwestern
railroad will extend the line TO this city
with the ultimate object Of reaching Sioux
City. so officials who are in the city have
stated
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-24
F.r,bourL<e In California

BAKFRSFIELD. Cal. Dec. 3.-A heavy
shock of earthquake was felt I'm this vicin-
ity at 2:23 this afternoon, continuing Tor
about six seconds. The shock was from
east TO west. Some buildings were cracked.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-24
4 MrncuIous Escape

from bleeding TO death, had A Pinske
Nashotah, Wis, who healed his woun4
with Bucklens Arnica Salve. Sc. For sale
by Sherman 4 Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-24
, Bcnu,,fnI christina. Present.

one Of the largest purchases made for
Christmas present this season is a beautiful
solid sterling silver five piece tea set This
set was manufactured by a large New York
firm. The pattern is exceedingly handsome;
It is hand wrought after an old English
style the design showing that the highest
art of workmanship was employed in the
making of this set. This is probably the
finest piece of sterling silver sold i'm this
vicinity for "a good many years. 1t was
sold by Emil Lcffert and the purchasing
price was $3.50. II will be presented to an
out-of-town party as Christmas present.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-24
state Printer Gets work.

In an opinion handed down today At
torney General Mullan has decided that
the printing work by the State Board of
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-24

We have special line of pipes and
smokers articles; also small boxes of cigars
for our Christmas trade. Gunnoude & Eur
muchlcn. 30 Pear street
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-24
Marriage Licenses

Christmas pipes at Gunnoude & Zurmueh-
lens, 30 Pearl street.
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Was n Yale. Iowa, Man.

Relatives from Yale, Ia, today identified
Charles Morgan, the man found unconscious
on East Court avenue, who died in Mercy
hospital. II develops that Morgan left
Perry. Ia, with $50 and a gold watch
Tuesday and that night was found uncon-
scious in an alley on the east side vita
his watch and money gone. The police
have been unable to trace his movements
here during that day.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-24

Congregation.
Postlude-FTom The Redemption. .Gounod
Mrs. Clemmer.
The Christmas exercises of the Sunday
school will be held in connection with the
regular Bible school at 10 a. m. AT the
morning service the pastor. Rev. W. r.
Clemmer. will take as the subject of his
sermon, The Spirit Of christmastide.
Christmas Lessons" will be the subject
of Rev. Harvey Hostetlers sermon this
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-24

1t is expected that the State Teachers
association, which will hold its annual
convention here next week, will endorse
the bill recommended by the state super
intendent for single state certificate for
teachers tn take the place of the county
certificates, The matter will be brought
up in a resolution.