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Evening journal., 1906-09-08
sroke Lamp Globe

George Anderson, in the Municipal
Court this morning, pleaded guilty to
breaking an electric globe. Anderson
said he threw stones at reed birds and
hit the lamp globe instead. The case
was held up pending his good behavior.
Forty-six globes have been broken by
boys during the past ten days.
Evening journal., 1906-09-08
Court Excused Him

James A. Melvin was the prosecuting
witness against John p. Redmond,
,charged with allowing two calves to
roam at large on the street. The case
was dismissed, as it was not the fault
of Redmond that the cows were at
large.
Evening journal., 1906-09-08
FINANCIAL NEWS.

Nv Ou, own Wire. Publishers Press. s.
NEW YORK, Sept S.-The Rock
market opeped irregular The steeA
stocks were unchanged. Union Pa
cifc dee Lined SIS and st. aPul was or
rs
Evening journal., 1906-09-08

Heart Hall. Tenth and Monroe streets,
on Friday evening. September IA. with
class for ladies and gents. and on and
after this date class night will be Mon
day evening. Wednesday and Friday
levening socials.
Evening journal., 1906-09-08
CLOSING oUOTAT1ONs.
rrnm 5000 3 Cn.

From Scott * Cit
Anal. Copper Co... .... ............-llil =
American Smelling Com .... .lS2A
American sugar Refining ............126'a
Atch. Top. and Santa Fe Cam ....lo'sio
Atch. Top. and Santa Fe Pref .........lo1i
Brooklyn Rapid Transit ..,,...........S1,i
Baltimore and Ohio ................. ....l2.1 u
Clnada Southern ..................-.......6 p
Chicago Ct WESTERN. ..........lS ,
Chesapeake and Ohio ..............-...64 T.
Chicago and Aiton.... ...... ..... .......2g
Chicago and Northwest .................12l
Chicago. Mil. and ST. Paul Com ....l79li
Delaware and Hudson. ..... ....... .2i6ii
Delaware Lackawanna and Western 5S .
Erie .......... ............''. ''..-. -'.9e'4
Erie 1st Pref ......... ..............HA
Illinois Central. ..... ... .........-.... .li6s
Louisville and Nashville ....... ......1N
Metro Securities Company ............,f5
Manhattan Cons. .............. la
Missouri Pacific .............. ......9,Yi
Mo-. Kansas and Texas Pfrd........-79l
National Lead Com ..... .............lsi4
n. Y. Central and Hudson .... ......1iJ,s
n. Y. Ontario and Western ..........-.5)1
Norfolk and Western Com sSih
Northern Pacific Com ............ ......2lliz
Pacific Mall ...... ................... ..,S Is
Pennsylvania Railroad Company .1i2h
Peoples Gas ...... ................... BOB
Reading ........ .... =. ................ 1884
Reading lst Pfd.... ...... -. "
Reading 2nd Pfrd ....... ...... ..........sS
Rock Island Com ....... ...... ...-.....2Sia
Rock Island Pref =. ..............s.--..6 .66N
Southern Pacific. .... .. =. ........ .91ls
Southern Railway Com .....,...,,...Ss
Texas and Pacific ..... ...............Sols
Tennessee Coal and Iron Conn. 1895
Union Pacific Com .......... .......~.ls2k
u. s. Steel Com ................ ......4ssi
u. s. Steel Pfrd ....... e. .............'lO a
Wabash Com ....... .... e. ...........1st
Wabash Pfrd sees. go. .... e. ........i5
Western Union ...... =. ..... .......s1
Evening journal., 1906-09-08
RALEIGH MAKES FAST Rim

Cruiser Touches 25.5 Knots On Burst
Of Speed at Toxic.
WASHINGTON. Sept. s.--A report
has been received at the Navy Depart
tent saying that the cruiser Raleigh
has made a trial. sailing out of Toxic
bay. II was fun power run for six
hours, and the Raleigh attained maxi
mu mspeed OF 25.5 knots for more than
an hour and an average speed Of 20
knots.
For four hours she ran under natural
draught and two hours under forced
draught. The sea was rough and a
stiff breeze blowing and the conditions
were not the best for an advantageous
test.
Evening journal., 1906-09-08
-coroner WiII HoId Inauest

hold an inquest into the death Of Clar-
ard Mahoney. also colored, at Odessa,
last week.
Evening journal., 1906-09-08
DR.. Reeves Injured

DR.. Reeves was slightly injured on
larm and head while stepping from a
trolley car at Vandever avenue and
Market street yesterday.
Evening journal., 1906-09-08
CITY NE VS.
IN BRIEF
Workman Injured

Alexander Loskowski, Of No. 112 Lo-
gan street, while unloading lumber
from a car at the p, b g. W. shops
at Todd's Cut was struck in the stom-
ZACH by one Of the titnbers and was in
jured internally.
Evening journal., 1906-09-08
Special Service

The Rev J. Frank Campbell, at the
First United Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning VIII preach upon THE
Life of Peace" and in the evening the
subject will be Putting on" In the
morning the sacrament OF the Lords
lsupper win be observed.
Evening journal., 1906-09-08
NEIGHBORS HAVE TROUBLE
Gross Suits Of Assault and Battery Be-
fore Municipal Court.

Agent Stout. of the S. +. c.. c., has a
big case on his hands for investigation
Thomas Parkins was arrested last
week for assault and bettery on Ella
and Annie Grady. Before the case was
called in the Municipal Court this
morning a warrant was served on the
two girls and their sister Mary Grady.
charging them with assault and bat
terry on Elizabeth Parkins. Judge
Cochran referred the cases TO Agent
Stout The Grady girls allege that Par
kins hit both Of them in the mouth and
that Ella was knocked unconscious by
IA blow. on the other hand Parkins and
three witnesses allege that the Grady
girls assaulted Elizabeth Parkins and
that her father separated them. but did
not use unnecessary force.
Evening journal., 1906-09-08
wandering Dollar.

wandering OOlur.
A coin is passed about the circle, and
the central player is to guess who has
It. The dollar is held in the palm, then
passed about the ring by each player
alternately clapping his hands together
and then extending his arms so as to
touch the hands Of his neighbor. For
this purpose the right hand should be
held downward and the left turned up
ward as the arms are extended. The
coin is to be palmed from hand to
hand, and the rhythmical motions, be-
ing accompanied with a song, to almost
any tune, make a very pretty game,
but one which requires some practice
TO become expert The verse sung is:
Dollar. dollar, how you wander
From the one unto the otheri
Is Il fair. is Il fair
To leave Miss so long without .
chair?
Evening journal., 1906-09-08

Special train will leave Wilmington,
Delaware avenue station) at $40 a.
m. Newark, at $50 a. m. Returning,
leave Baltimore (Camden station), at
$50 y. M; (Mt. Royal station) at 6.S5
p. m.
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pANclNe school FoR GENTS.

rN'N~fNS oCFfSSL FOn NEN >.
Monday and Thursday evening So
tidls. Wednesday and saturday even
lnss. beginning. Monday evening, the
ioth. az COS French street. A new
loor. as iino as IN city Music by Bird
and Edwards. G. A. McGoniglc. In
structon
Evening journal., 1906-09-08

One Dollar to Baltimore and Return,
Baltimore and Ohio r. r., Sunday.
September 9.
Evening journal., 1906-09-08
September s. 1906.
To tho Republican Voters Of New
Casfle Countv


As a result Of the late announce
ment of my candidacy for the office
OF Recorder Of Deeds, II Is physically
impossible for me TO see personally
the voters Of this county between
the present time and the date of the
Republican primaries. and take
this means Of placing before you my
name for that office While this is
the first time 1 have ever petitioned
you for your vote for me for any
Office. I feel that I am fully able 10
attend TO all the duties OF that posi-
ton to the satisfaction OF the people,
and l would be pleased to be permit
ted to serve the public In that ca
pacity. The favor OF your support
is earnestly solicited. and will be
greatly appreciated by
Yours very truly,
SAMUEL II. BAYNARD. JR.
Evening journal., 1906-09-08

Boiling Water. 81.
The only enamel paint, every color Of
which will stand Boiling Water. You
may be almost satisfied with others. but
you do not know what Perfection
means II you have not tried Bryan's
Enamel Paint Color cards free at lot
West Eighth street. Specially pre-
pared for the interior OF bathrooms.
Evening journal., 1906-09-08

Paints, Oils, Glass, Etc.
hamburger & Robbins, 2O4 West
Seventh street.
Evening journal., 1906-09-08
cattIe pepartment

y. Donohoe, Edge Moor. guernsey
COW and bull, over two years, first
rrize.
Guernsey calf. four months and
heifer, first prize to Ferris Industrial
school.
Ayreshire Bull. FIRST prize 10 A. r.
Tatum.
Holsteln Bun. first prize. b. L.
/ Blackburn.
Holstein heifer. d. II. Richards.
/ Montchanin.
Best heifer and COW IN class s, to
/ George w. Burns. Of New Castle.
Horses, Glass i-Thomas Harlan
Elkton. first prize. John II. Lester
ST. Georges, second prize.
Glass 2. "a"-Henry Palmer Avon
dale. Pa. first. II. 7. Wallace. Will
mington. second.
Glass 9. ''b"-E. r. Ewing. Whining.
ton, first. Harvey v. Buckson. st
Georges. second.
Glass CA. j. McHugh. Avondale
first and w. IL. Lucas. second.
E Class 2, Specials-First, Willis L
/ Blackburn, and second. William
Shaw.
Glass first prize. James T. Arm
strong Marshallton; second, e. ]
Martin.
Class First prize. A. r. Tatum
Wilmington; second. John II. Elliott
Wilmington.
Class S-First and second prizes {
James Dallett. Newark.
Special Glass, Jacks-First. Jane
ballet, and second, William Klai
Wilmington.
Class 9-First to Edgar r. Vernon
OF Marshallton.
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-
and artificial flowers, Mrs Mary Dill
worth.
Miss Florence r. Campbell first for
drawn work tray cover.
Drawn work handkerchief and table
set. A. l.. Walton. Of Kennett Square.
Mrs. r. c. Iariin. Of Kennett Square,
first for knit mittens and chocheted
shawl.
Mrs. L. Scott Townsend, first for best
knit slippers.
Miss Margaret Wgglesworth, Of VIII
mington. best table set of fine pieces
and head bag.
Best Irish crocheted centre, collar
and cuff set, embroidered hat, eyelet
shirt waist. crocheted lace, TO Mrs. r.
Peach Of Newark.
FIRST prize for knit work, Mrs. AHA
Walker. OF stanton.
Special prizes ladies' department-By
Woodward Bros, bread maker, Mrs
Frank Dlworth.
IT. 70. Reed. lamp. Miss Helen Husband.
Julian B. Robinson, fountain pen, Miss
Anna DilWortn.
81. special. Miss Emeiine Derickson.
NJ. #. Dacis, silver plate, Mrs. Mary B
Eastburn.
S. IT, Baynard, silver salad DISH Miss
Margaret Derickson.
Wright and Davidson. umbrella. Mrs
Samuel Darlington.
Capelle Hardware Company, set Of
irons, Miss Anna Dilworth.
s. l.. Fell, pair Of scissors Mrs. w p
Peach.
Lipplncott and Company, spice cabinet
set. Mrs. Mary B. Eastburn.
c. f. Rudolph, silver salad dish, Mrs
J.. Scott Townsend.
w. H. Moystin, paper for one room
Mrs. Edwin Clark.
S. stats. doll. sara ana Julia Townsend
w. H. Smith and CO., rug, Miss Metz
woodward.
Reynolds, candy Mrs w p. Peach.
s. L. Fell and Co. shears. Mrs. L. b
Dickev,
Charles Smith. card case, Miss Florence
Campbell.
Morrow and Son, candy, Mrs. S. r
Green.
Farm Journal, years subscription
Miss Esther McauVgh.
Farm Journal. 10 years. subscription
Mrs. Fred Snyder.
Farm Journal 9 years subscription
Miss Meta Woodward.
Farm Journal, years subscription
Mrs. w. p. Peach.
Farm Journal years subscription
Miss Anna Dilworth.
Farm Journal, g. years subscription
Mary NJ. b. Enstburn.
Farm Journal. years subscription
Mrs. Henry +. Dure.
swine-Frst Premiums
Chester White pigs TO John Mcbride
wiimlngtoni Poland China hog 20 p. +
Blackburn. superintendent New Casu
County Hospital; SOW over six months
old. pen OF four Berkshire shoats an'
SOW and little suclSlings to Wilmer n
Fell. Of Wilmington; berkshire sow owe
one year ana special for four shoats i.
Edgar r. Vernon.
Grain and Forage-Sheaf OF wheat
bushel pool wheat. yellow corn, tive
varieties, j. l.. Eastburn, Newark, frs
prize.
Alfalfa clover. alsillSa clover. searle
clover. COW beets. John r.. Brackar
Marshalton. first prize.
Fruit Novthern spy apples, Ben
jamin Davis. first prize
( smith elder and golden .pipnir zap
pies, j. W. Humphries, Chadds Ford
Pa, first prize. a.lols 4. .
Best display OF apples. Q. w. East
/ burn first prize.
Forest Red. Baldwin. Codllngs- Cum
berland Spice Townsend, Duchess
Oldenberg. Harvest Pippin. first prize
j. Leslie Eastburn. Newark
Stayman. Winesap,, York. Imperial
Brandywlne. W. +. Peach. Newark
first prize.
Mech orange. Quinccs, abundance
plums, j. l.. Eastburn Newark.
Plate display, peaches and pears
O. w. Eastburn, Newark first prize
Plate display Of pears, o. w. East
burn. Newark first prize.
Cattle Department
T. Donohoc Edge Moor. nuernse,
Evening journal., 1906-09-08

Blue ribbon firsts and red ribbon.
second prizes were to be found In good
" numbers in this tent,~and one Won
dered how the judges could possibly
decide the winning exhibit
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Brains s are
Built
from certain kind. Of FOOD.
Grape Nuts \ $.
Furnish 1t. 5.i5
Furnish It,
How to Make Nervou. People.

How to Make Nervous People.
AAmerica has become land OF nervous
emot!onalsts. largely owing to our sins
against tho dletet!o health Laws OF nature,
Only outdoor exercises In a cold climate
would enable vigorous individuals OF our
species to digest the Wands forced upon
alimentary organs enfeebled by sAden-
tary occupations writes DR. Felix Os-
wald.
Brain workers must have different food
than day laborerB, because brain work
uses up parts OF the brain and nerve
centres, while physical labor uses up
other parts OF the body. a food for brain
workers has baen prepared by scientific
food makers and called Grape-Nuts, It
il a pure. natural food made from select
ed parts OF field grains known to con-
tain the natural phosphate Of potash and
other elements used by the system In re-
building and repairing the brain and
nerve centres. This food ~ skilfully
cooked at the factory and 10 ready to be
served instantly either cold with cream.
or RS a hot breakfast dish with hot milk
or cream poured over II, All ftrst-class
grocers sell Grape Nuts and the Postum
COZ at Battle Greek, Mich, make y, 4.
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and Mrs. Ellyson at their summer home,
&''Wyndover,"'%in Albemarle county.
5.ts&3 !. Il, ~ st
Mrs. David 10 Neil Is spending some
time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.lJ
]. O'Donnell,y in Newport News.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Doyle and family
are visiting Mr.. Doyle's mother In Pat
terson. N. J. sis
Miss Marion Lee Montague Is expected
home in a few days, from a delightful
visit to Wrightsville Beach, North Caro-
lima, where%she has been the guests OF
$ DR.. and Mrs.aJ. II. Durham, OF Wilming-
ton, N. :. y
Mr.. Nathaniel Frazer and family are
visiting friends near Pine Top. Orange
county. About the middle Of July they
will go to Fork Union for the remainder
81 OF the summer. 45 s X, III
33s Mrs. Eugene Massie and children are
spending the summer at their country
home near the University of Virginia.
They will be Joined later by Mrs. Massie's
mother. Mrs 1da Ellerson. |! II
Miss Alice woodward Is visiting rela-
tiYes IN Staunton.
Mrs. W. II. snoddy and children. OF
8Keysville, are visiting IN the city.
The marrlaEa ol Miss Nellie NJ. Jones,
of Arvonia, buckingham county, Va, to
Mr.. David b.. Jones, OF Slatington, Penn.
took place Wednesday afternoon In the
Lexington Hotel, the Rev DR.. Russell
Cecil officiating, After remaining In Rich
mond and other Virginia cities for several
weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Jones will go to their
home in Pennsylvania. s.3s
The Hon. $A..5 c. Gordon has returned to
Stanton after VISIT to Richmond and
the University Of Virginia,
Mr.. and Mrs, II. Friedman and child.
of Keysvile,8 werd in Richmond a few
days last week 5ii @
Miss g. Cox. OF this city, is the guest
Of Miss Isabella Carter.3!n Clarke. county.
# DIR. and Mrs. A, L. strat1ord are the
guests OF MFR. and Mrs George w.
Haynes, In Winchester. r
81 The Misses 6hepperson. who have been
the guests Of their sister, Mrs. Grant,
have returned to their home In Charlotte
county ,s
Mr.. J. Palmer scoggin, OF this city, was
recently registered at the shoreham, in
Atlantic City, al s3syl III .tlii \.
Mrs. Thomas Williams and Mrs. r. y,
Garland, OF Keysyille, are In the city
for few days.
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Synon--McNallY.
fsnec,ai to The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
NORFOLK, VA July 13,--A very pretty
wedding was solemnized yesterday after
noon at Sacred Heart Chapel, when MISS
Martha Denver A1cNally was married 70
Mr., Thomas H. synon, formerly OF Nor
folk. now residing In Tampa. Fla me
ceremony. which was performed &C
O'clock BY the Rev. Richard "A. Drake.
was witnessed only by a few intimate
friends OF the bride and groom. After
the ceremony dinner was served At the
Monticello, and at $3.50 o'clock Mr., and
Mrs. synon left for Tampa, where they
will reside. y! TX .83 4.
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Powers--Gatewood.3

&8 Especial to Tho Tlmea-Dispatch.)
OAK TREE, VA, July$12.-A marriage
OF considerable interest took place this
afternoon in Newport News, Va,g when
Miss Ethel Belle Gatewood was led to
the altar BY Mr.. Charles spurgeon
Powers. 7FaiG Y. }}B}2sg
The bride is the eldest daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs, r. p. GateWood. now OF New
port News, but formerly OF Toano, Va,
and Is universally loved for her beauti-
ful character and sweet ways, q. l q
The groom Is young mercantile man
of Magruder Va, and Is highly esteenred
BY a large circle,of friends, s ifs
Immediately after the ceremony the
happy couple left for Washington p; g.
Via Richmond to visit the mother OF the
groom 51g4.5 i't5tS
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Mad Dog Excites Fulton.

A bull terrier that snapped at every object
II s HS ssed
yesterday morning about 10 O'Clock The
canine was finally killed by Isham Waym9ek;
given orders to all in the Vicinity to shoot the
dog on sight. &i. 5 * u I {4 L. 8.
The dog attasksd the pasgheTttSy ~
little son OF Mr., and Mrs, "A, r, Samuels.
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Steel for Ashland Line Bridge.

Steel for tho br!dges at Lakeside and Chick
ahominy River, FOR, the. Richmond and chesa.
viii begin at ones upon no 7oonstr4atlon q
the bridges. The stoo tor he Ghsksanopn,n ~
caused j delay 10 the work.
Work OF laying the rails for the line Will be-
Gin Monday at Ashland and will DO pushed On
ha We the line open by October the 18th. .---
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Grayatt-Epe!s.

" (speclal to The Times- Dispsteh,) y, 80. ~
BLAC KSTONt. VA. july 12:-Miss
Grayatt We're quietly married here this
Afternoon at O'clock at the home OF
tie BRIDE Only the Immediate members
OF the family OF the contracting parties
were present, The ceremony was per-.
formed BY the Rev. w, q, Boggs.
M. and Mrs, Grayatt left m thu eve
Ming Norfolk and Western train for Bowl;
jng Green, Va, the former home Of the
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Hindered by Scarcity of Labor

! BradAtreet's Tomorrow Will say lot
Richmond and vicinity: IA.
Manufacturers OF smoking and chewing
tobacco arc doing an active business,
Factories are working at full capacity
and would do a larger business but Tor
the scarcity of labor. The ACREAGE OF
the tobacco crop will be as large this
year as last and dealers anticipate high
prices during the coming year,
Retail trade Is not active owing to tho
season OF thu year. Collections are fair,
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PICARD

Especial to- The Times-Dispato h,)
r. ROANOKE. VA July 12--At the resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ward, last
night, Mr.. Edward j.. Picarbot and Miss
Lydia M. Wood, both Of Chesterfield,
were married, rev. p. TT, Chelf ofiiclat-
Ing.
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Successful Tests, .

Tho annual tests OF theShose OF the
Richmond Fire Department were made
yesterday and the various lines we're
found to be In good condition, Only q
few sections had to be dlsrsrded because
Of leakage, " glls lA-- 6. y n ~
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MANY. Babies Have Died.

since June LIST OF this year one nundrea
babies have died In Richmond, Fifty were
white and nifty eolored; Nlnety-stx births have
have been only nine CAGES OF typhoid fever
III the city, and this y thought to be q re-
narkably small percentage. III II y53,5{Ik
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airesay M F3Ns9$S tsSa8g
1uliet--Vilt thous be gomez It Is yet day
1 III was the nightingale not the lark, @ Sag
5 That pierced the fearful hollow Of thine ear;
5l Nightly she sings yon pomegranae tree:
$ Telieye me- love- the nightingale
G4 Romeo--1t the lark, the herald OF the morn
8#s No niEhngale look, love, what envous streaks
# DO lace the severng clouds in yonder east; Ss& fI
#4 Nights candles burnt out, and jocund day
stands tptoe on the misty mountain tops tsg&
I must be gone and i've stay and de- 54S ID
Juliet-Yon light s not daylight. know IT. !:
sH# It ID some meteor that the exhaleH ~fs
To eito thee this night a torch bearer, 1s$3
H# And light thee thy to Mantua; f6Bf454S&
Therefore stay yet, thou needs not TO- be gone. U.
Romeo. Let be ta'en, let me be put to death:
/ an content, thou wilt have It 30 a
III say, yon gray is not the morning g eye 84S5E
#s IT'S but the pale reflex Of Cynthas brow,
Nor that Is not the lark, whose notes do beat 3
The yauty heaven high~above our heads:
to stay than will to &c; 38s
Come, DEATH and welcome! Juliet Wills 1t so,--As
#& How. my soul? let's talk, 1t is not day.
4 Juliet.--It Isl tits, hie hence be gone away; 8
the lark that sings out Of tune
Straning discords and unpleasant sharp
Some say, sweet division;
85Sss8 This not for she dvideth
Some say, loathed toad change eyes;
o. now would they had chang'd voices too! @ 5tF
Since from that voice doth us ARRAY
5ss# Hunting thee hence with hunsup to the day
SBS& o. now gone; light and light It grows Z
.r began
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Let The Times-Dispatch be sont you
wherever you 60 this summer. Don't
forget to order 1T before leaving,
Address changed as often as desired,
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Poems You Ought to Know

you occupation crowded
hnnra Win affairs do minutes
da for your inner life With BIT q
11lo Norton.
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Z Personal Mention.

Il. Mrs. ". H. Cheatham and children and
hIr. and Mrs. 2. L. Morris. Of No. 260o
Floyd Avenue, aae spending the summer
In louisville. KY, where they are visit
g4ng Mrs. Cheatham's daughter, Mrs. c..
4 HI hamilton. BEFORE returning home in
the early fall they will spend abort
j time in New Albany. Indiana. They ztll
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rhs series began il The
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No so7i5
RELUC TANCE TO PAR 4, ]; III !:
nv WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE.
Charles IDIOT Norton.
ORION ''Romeo and Juliet

S on nir. :ye SsSn paS St IN hia
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Mrs Thomas Williams and Mrs. r. -,
Garland, OF Keysville, are In the city
for few days.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-19
WANTED-MALE HELP

PAINTERS WANTED.
The undersigned employing painters viii
pay from 4Oc and up per hour to competent
painters and paperhangers. The open-shop
will be insisted upon
j. NJ. ANDERSON.
FUCHS g. FUCHS.
CHARLES KLEYI.A.
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HUNT & ELLIOTT. .
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-19

married men between ages of q and 81;
citizens of United States, of good char
acter and temperate habits, who can
formation apply to Recruiting Office, 18th
and Douglas Sts., Omaha; Lincoln and
Grand Island, Neb., or Sioux City, Ia:
Bib
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-19
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