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Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30

JARDINE, W. g., Omaha; re, TX; re. X
JoHANNDs, Q. T., Omaha; re, x.
JONAS, A. F. Omaha; re, VII; re, WIZ
JORDAN, Harry, Omaha; &c, II; &c, vi
fe VII; &c, VIII; fc, XXI.
s1 SI r. " w. Omaha omaha; re- &C. x <; &c, XII
xEL1x, J, n. Omaha; re, x
KELLY, george W., Omaha re, 1; re, IL
re, III; re, VII.
KELLY, George H., Omaha; re, ~; re, X
KELLY. ]. O., Omaha; re, vi; re, x; re,
KELLOGG, T. W, Omaha; re, vi; re, VII
KENEEDx, ]; FL Omaha; re, v: re. VI
KENNEDY, T. r., Omaha; &c, x.
hEMxoN' W. J. O., Omaha; re, "; re
x MI; re- VII; re, TX; e. X &c, II.
1ETTzlias. q. q, Omaha al re, # TX Hi re, x
KEssLER, Mr., Omaha: &c, IL
KuPATRiCK, Thomas, Omaha; re, III
x re; ~; re- v; re- VI re, VII; re; XXI;
xIPLINaER, o. D., Omaha; &c. VI; &c
x MI; n; All; f. x o re, XI IT,
III; re- Nv; re. V; re, VIII; re, TX; re
xoRTY. L. H.. Omaha; re, III; re, ";
re- VI re- vi; re, VII; re, VIII; re, TX
xouNTzn, 9: IT, Omaha; &c, I; &c, III
f. ": e. Y; &c, vi; fc' vii; &c. VIII;
KoUNTxn, L. l., Omaha; &c, VI &c. vi
xogNTzz, Herman, Omaha; &c. "; &c
xxcx f. 81. st t. 1 Sr; No ES X Te RI H. XII
KHEIDER, II. l., Omaha; re- VI.
xuMN, w. A.. Omaha; re, IL.
KUHN =. A. Omaha: re. II; &c, VII; &c
LAKE, =. w. Omaha; fc, III.
LANE, o. J., Omaha; re. VI
Lane, II. Vance. Omaha; re, VIII; re. TX
LsAsssspD, \. T., Omaha; re. x; fc. XII
LEE, ,. w, omaha &c, III.
LEMIsT. 4. o. Omaha; re. /; re. VI
re- VII; re- VIII
LMrM0H1, Q. w. Omaha; re. ~; re, "
LScAlS q 4. Y w. OMAHA onsis re- re- 6v r. X
LL00aD, z. Z. Omaha; &c. II; re, XII -,
Lown, W. K, omaha; &c. WI.
LUCAS, Z; n, Omaha; re, VI &c. VI; re
r MI; re- VIII bm &c, TX; re, x; re- XII.
LxMzH, Q. w. Omaha; &c, III: re, vi
MAO oo1L. J. H.. Lexington; re, II.
zAaSsss6s: g. q. p, 1 ona6 ns re Sc. II: re
VII: re. VIII; re, XXI.
MANN, ~. o., Omaha; re, TX.
HAPHS, IRA H. Omaha; re, II.
HA8gE, Charles, Omaha; re, X; &c. XXI.
MARTIN, ,. H, South Omaha: &c, III
&c, "; &c. v; fc. vi; re, VIII; re. TX
HcSU1nE8, 8. r., omaha; &c. VII.
MooL1NHAHAH, -. H. Omaha; re, XI
1Eooo1D, W. H, Omaha: &c, III; &c. ~
&c, VI re, VIZ re. VIII; re, TX.
v; re, vi; re, VII; re, VIII.
A1oDoHALD. ,. n, Omaha; re, x.
MooHATH. =. t. Omaha; &c. VI; &c. VII
Mc6aHw. O. r, Omaha; re, XII
zEezuaH, w. D., Omaha; &c. III King. v
lLoa1uLL1I, 3. J., Omaha; re. x &c, XXI
MCPHERSON, T. n, omahai re, VII; re
SlCsHANH. ,. A., Omaha; re. X; re. XXI
NcVANN, =. j.. Omaha; &c. XI.
MoW2oExE1, 3. A, Omaha; re, X.
MEnoH1. NELSON B., Omaha; &c, ~; &c
HsacnR. D. H. Omaha: re. II: re. w
MHroAI.F. T. D., Omaha; &c, III.
MHTz, Charles, Omaha; fc, III; re- Nv
re, v; re, vi; re, VII; re. VIII; re. TX
srSIz, Arthur. Omaha; &c. VII; &c. VIII
re, TX; re, X; &c. XII
nLBTx. FRED. Omaha; King. TX; &c, X
.lsx1a, n1orat.. Omaha; re, XII.
nEILLAnD, J. N, Omaha; re. "; re, v
re, VlIli re, TX; re, XI.
NuLLA1D, Alfred, Omaha; frc, X
M1LLEn nome. omahai re, vi; re, VII
sGILLHl, n. O.. Omaha; &c. vi; &c. VII.
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MONROE, w. ", Omaha; re-. VI
MONTGOMERY, O. g., Omaha; re. ii;
n 20; All Fl E. Z: O. g. OMAHA re. TX;
Moo1E, r. O. Omaha; re. VII; re. VIII;
MoohEs, frank r., Omaha; re, III; re.
~; re, V; re, VII re, TX; re, x.
Mo9HEs T: W. Omaha g 6na &c; II e. VI
MoREHoUsH, K. o. Omaha; re- II; re-
MORSE, W. ". v. omaha; re, III; re, w;
MoasMAN, n. N, Omaha; &c, vi; re, XII.
MOUNT, d. T., Omaha; re, "
MULLIN, Q: H.. Omaha; re, x ~,
MUNGER, W. H, Omaha; re-, X; re, XXI.
MURPHY. n. r., Omaha re. VII
NASH, +. A., I'd, Omaha; &c. "; fc, VIII.
MASH, r. A., Omaha re, II; fc. III; fc,
" King. VII re, vi; re. VII; fc' VIII;
NASH l.. O., Omaha; re, x.
MASON, q. g., Omaha; &c, II.
NEWELL, Isaac, Omaha; &c, III.
MOVES, A. H., Omaha; &c, ILL., re, VII.
o'BkIEN, D. j., Omaha; re. TX; re, X; re-
o'NEILL, Harry T., Omaha; re, IL
ORR, T. NJ, Omaha; &c, IIIi re, Nv; re, ".
PAFFENEATH, Fred, Omaha; &c, VI; fe
YGai, ". T. Bahia II Aon nc cuba; re. x
&c. Y; &c. vi: &c, VII; &c. VIII; fc.. X;
rALAnn, H. T., Omaha; re. VIII; re
RAazLsn, J. W. Omaha re. X;
PATThssSs r g. Omaha Omaha; re- &c V
PAXTON, ]. L., South Omaha; fc III;
rrcc' ~; &c, Y f., vi TO- VII fc' VIII;
PAXTON. w; 4, Omaha; re. VII; re. TX;
PAxToH. W. A.. jr.. Omaha; re. VIII;
PAYNE, q. h, Omaha; &c, w; re, X
fEAsE, william, Omaha; &c, VII; &c. VIII.
PEAsE, II. l., Omaha; &c, VI;
King. III; me. VI. &c, vi; &c, VII; &c,
PEHFoLp, \. ]. Omaha; King. VII; re.
PHTESs, n. O., omaha; &c. III; re, Nv;
&c, Y; &c. VI; re, VIII; re. TX; re. x;
PETEasoN, George, Omaha; re, x
PExcKE, Julius, Omaha; &c. III; re, ";
s sie4Has D. . 70 o. o Sgfs9 , &C. ~ III,
re, ~; re, vi; re, VII; re. VIII; King,
FTG a g. W. 8ns a. om Ts * re- re- XII re- H.
sooSasEns, W. H. Omaha; re. v.
rS TYT 4d S snHFT. re- s. f& omaha re- VI
FSwHLI, Al, So South Omaha a:' re- e. vi; re.
YH x. re- o. yI F Omaha a6 re ie x f. x * W.
PEEsToN, ]. T., Denver; &c. III.
PH1TCHETT, q. H. Omaha; re. TX; re, X.
PRrTCHETT, q. L., Omaha: re, X.
PURvxs, Robert, Omaha; &c, II.
RAHHG, ]. H., Omaha; re, XII
RAMACCIoTTL n. L., Omaha; re, NJ.
RANDLEFF, o. D., Omaha; re, VII
RECTOR, W. g. Omaha; &c, VI
REDICK, w. A, Omaha; re, X
hEDINaToN, L. O., Omaha; re. IIIi re.
Nv: re, v.
RnIp, A. l., Omaha; &c. II; re. xI.
HEED, L. g., Omaha; re, V.
REMNANT. r. A., Omaha; &c, VIafc, VII.
BETTER, Carl, Omaha; re, XII.
REMINGTON, Arthur, Omaha; &c, VII;
RH1EoIDs, g.. Omaha; re. H.
Riley, A. w. Omaha; re, XII.
HLTOAIE, n A., Portland; re, II.
HoBEHsoM, u. p Omaha; &c. VI; &c,
RoBIHsoN, W. IT,, Omaha; re, VII.
ROBINSON, Q. n, Omaha: re, TX; &c, X
ROCHE, ]. J., Omaha; re. vi; re. VII.
HoQEns, A. 3 Omaha; re. "; fc. vi.
ROGERS, n. n, Omaha re. X.
HooERs, Thomas J., Omaha; re. l.
Root, A. L, Omaha; &c. vi
ROOT, J. O.. Omaha; re. XXI.
Hos1 y y Omaha; re- vi; re- WI
RosBwArER, ", Omaha; re. TX; re. X
aosEwArEE. O. O., Omaha; re, VII; re-
V1I1i re. TX; re, X; &c, XI.
RUSSELL, =. n, Omaha; re. X
eANBoHH, .. A, Omaha; re, VII; re. VIII
SARGENT, u. n, Council BUNS; re, Ill
SAUNDERS, o. l., Omaha; &c. /; &c, XXI.
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sdoxxn sDhI E. f. T E. osD re- VII; re- VIII
sIMPsoN, Frank, Omaha; &c, W. " fc- vi,
&c. VII; &c. Viii
s aIvn4Icck;o O. asa r.; o omaha. re- H.,
sMH1i Es T. x VI; f. omaha; re. VII; 70.
ss xIaai r. r. o. Jx Omaha 1S XII T. VI, W.T..
sMITH, Q. E. Omaha: re, VII; re- VIII
sMfTa' W wsasy' q Ch basSa me, L me- IL
SMITH, W. Farnam, Omaha; fc, II: 70.
sIv ~; f. v; &c. xI.
SMITH, W. A, Omaha; re- "; re, V; &c
soMTRs' A. n, Omaha; &c. III; re, ";
sssnsS q I'll Omaha Il. Ia 6 5S S1 ro
sFhA9UE, y. H, Omaha; &c, III; re, w;
re- Y; re- re-. VI; re, VII; re. VIII; re- TX;
sRsATLEM. I. W., Omaha; re. x; re. ri.
sT Wf1 70 JOIN WI7, Omaha re- II; re- V; re,
sTnwAnT, o. H. "a, Council Bluffs; nc.
sTIMAnT, J. T.. omaha; fc. III. &c, ~.
STACY, q. D., Omaha; re. III.
swAINE, Lieut.. w. NJ, u. S. A.; fc, il.
sw%Mn;n 3. T. Omaha; o &c; /; &c, xL
TAGG. W. e. South Omaha &c. VII; &c.
rAdo, y. E., South Omaha: re. X
rALIArHnno. T. w. Chicago; re. wi
EA6Eas r. S 9%sSs e. vi Wifi VII
TaSsIssSs, E. omaha os Ss re re- TX pT,,
IOWA, A. o, Omaha; re, III.
TowLH' \. r. Omaha; re. VIII; re. X;
T T . z. T. f.. ch MoYS re- VIZ re- VIZ
ySsTEAD. W: W. Omaha; &c, III.
ufDIzh' y. H. Omaha; re. VII; &c, X;
uRoUXART, o. K, Oklahoma City; re. ",
UT, ]. H. Omaha; re. vi; re. VII: re.
yyTss55Me, A: D. omaha; re, x; re. XXI
ySss; sss;s: " o%ahs s1 e; Y. =.
wALLAoE, J. q, Omaha; re. III; &c, Nv,
wkssELL, Lieut.. W. H.. U. S. A.; fc, II.
W wATT7' =. 3; South Omaha; re. X;
e: *; e. x; &. Xi: King XII
w e. VIII. =: n p oma6si f. VI; fe, vHY
g &c. WI 4 re- S% %f e. re. *, re &c ixa
wHLfToN, D. n. Omaha; &c. II; &c. III;
WELLER, H. g., Omaha; re, vi.
WELLS, Lucius, Omaha; re, II.
WELLS, ~. W., Omaha: re, VII; re, VIII.
WELSH, Ed, Omaha; re, vi.
WEST, q. p, Omaha; re, vi; re, VII; re,
VIII; &c, TX; re, XII
WHITE, victor, Omaha: re, v; &c, VII;
fe, VII; &c. TX; &c. X &c, XII
WHITE, ]. B., Omaha; &c, IL
MIkoxx' 9. A. Omaha; re- Ill
WLHUHt ]. H. Omaha; re, /; re, III; &c,
WILCOX. n. g., Omaha King. Nv; re,
VIII; re, TX re, X; re, XXI.
WILCOX, Prank, Omaha; re, TX: re, X
WILCOX, Edw., Omaha; &c. III.
WILHELM, Q. NJ, Omaha: re, /; re, III:
re, TX; &c, X; re, XII
WILKINS, n. p, Omaha; &c, VIII; &c, X.
WILLIAlGs. o. b., Omaha; re. v.
WILSON, O. H. Omaha. &c. vi.
WOOD b, Omaha; re- III; re. ~; re.
ESSB, y 3 omaha Omaha. is II III! r. e. VI " re
wooD, w. W., Omaha: &c. V.
WooLWoBTH, J. n Omaha; re, IL
WRIGHT, Lieut.. w. D., U. S. A; re, VII
wRIeHT. g., g., Omaha; &c. III: &c. ~,
wxa1xH. n. =, omaha, re, XII
YATES, -. W, Omaha; re, ~; re. v; re.
YErTnR, W. L., Omaha; re, X.
XosT, o. L., Omaha; King. II; re- liz
re- ~; re. y; re- VI: re- VII; re. vIIIi
rouMa, o. g. chicasoi f. IIIi 70. rvs
&c, v.
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packing house darlSies to go to the drug
store buy some cigars at the cut prices
and then sit In the store and smoke all
day. Myers told them to go ahead as it
would be a big advertisement for him.
The latest blow delivered by Myers was
when he bought $4,000 Chancellor cigars
from Baer-Wolf company OF Cleveland.
This firm formerly handled the goods OF
the trust, but quit and sold its entire stock
of Chancellors to Myers at such low fig
ure Myers sells them for a nickel. When
the trust magnates arrived in Omaha
Tuesday and saw the window filled with
Chancellors for 5 cents they called on
Myers and told him they thought that
corner would be a good one for one of
their stores and they might be able to get
the lease away from him If he did not stop
cutting prices on their goods. Myers
maintains he bought the cigars and is
selling them at profit and has a right to
continue to do so as long as they last
Omaha Bee.
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(COntinueQ from rage lnlTleeu.)
rRxn6HLE, Mrs. Robert, Omaha; lw. TX
rRoxELL, Mrs. w. W., Bancroft; lw, x;
rTKIx, Miss Louise, Omaha; NH. IN
rUTnx, arss Ethel. Omaha; NH. x; NH,
XII.
uxI., Mrs. Mel, Omaha: iw, vi; lw, VII;
iw. VIII; lw, TX; lw, X; lie, XII.
uHQUHA1T, Mrs. o. NJ, Omaha; lw, vi.
uRDIKD, Mrs. n. b, Omaha; lw. X; lw.
URDIxz, MRS. p. Il. Omaha; lw, XII.
var nHUET; MRS. Frank H. Council
VAN pvsIE. Izrs. :. NJ, South Omaha;
vxnsooT. Ms. cns.r. Logan. Ia; mn. X.
vxHRLNo. rzrs. A. j., Omaha le,, XII
vxrsoEHAhEns Mrs. d. M1 Omaha; lw,
voss, miss Martha, oothenburs; NH, VII
lc. vi: lc. VII; ic. VIII
wAKLoUIsT, Mrs. n. g., Hastings; lc. vi.
wAKHLnY, Miss Emily, Omaha; NH, III;
wxxnxInLp. Mrs. W. H.. Beatrice; lie, v.
WAKEFIELD; Miss Jeanne. omahai NH,
VIII; NH, TX.
wxLrrs MIS- i:: s..n: s SSlS%sIs ne Sn (
wAsMnE, Miss Carrie, Grand Island;
WATKINS: MRS. J. n. South omans; lw.
WATSON. Mrs.. j. O., Nebraska city:
w.Ssos; mis-. rsroy; kssr carr. Y. NH nh y:
le. ~; ie. V; ic, VI; ic, VII; lie, VIE
lc. TX; lc. x: lc, XII.
wAHWToK. mis-: ASers; Grand Island;
WAY: ntrs. W. r., Carson, Ia; lw, X;
wnAsn: Mrs. Jsms.. Blair; lo, III
WEAVER, mrs. J. D., Omaha; Ivy. TX;
~
wBAvrn. Mi,- nzay. Omaha; NH. TX,
w1xvnR, Miss Laura, Council Bluffs;
ws4vHs, su,. May councn RluH.,
wnssTEH, nzi.. Flora. Omaha: NH, u;
VIII; NH. TX: NH. XII.
wHDsTpR, Mrs, John L., Omaha; lc Nv;
wrasTER. Mrs. J. n Omaha: Ic. X.
WEEKS, Mrs. p. J. O'Neill; wv X
wETsg; Miss Meta. Avoca, Ia; NH. X
WILLIS, Mrs. Lucius, Council Blutrs; iw
IlLITcN' Mrs. D. h, Omaha; lw. TX
WEST, Mrs george r, Omaha: lw. vi
wSsTssoOx, Miss, osdensOurs, N. Y,
w1LLEa. Azi.. Ruth. omaha; NH. w
NH. V: NH. vi
wrnLys, hsiss Agnes. Omaha; NH. "
wFI1r1, nEvs. H. 3, Omaha; Iw. X.
WE~pxpA. MyS, d. n. jr- Omaha II. X
WHITE, Mtss GLADYS, Omaha: lnh, XII
WHrwr. Wrs virter, omaha IL. V: Ic
VI: II. WI, ie, VIII; lie. TX; lc. Y; lie. XII
WxfTE; Eiss Susan. Princeton. KY
wBTry. Ssrs. George r., Omaha; lie. VII
WHITE. Mrs y. T.. Omaha; lc, X: lie, XII
WEr~NEoNg, DsiRs Kata, VALLEY: NH. vii
wMITMoHE; HRS. W. G., Valley; ic
wHrTMoxSR; miss FLORENCE. Columbus
NH. VIII; NH, TX
WILBu8. Mrs ,. H.. Omaha; lw, III; lw
~; lw. v: lw. vi: lw. VII
WILCOX, Miss lillian Omaha: NH. I
NH. IL NH. III: NH "; NH. V: NH VII
wr1ooy hrs. =. n, South Omaha; lc
wltcox' Mrs. n. g., Omaha: lie. II, ie
III; lcs ~. le. V: lc. VI: lie, VII; lC
VIII: le. TX; lc. X; 10. XII.
WILCOX, mss Ala. Omaha: NH "; NH
W NH. vi; mh, WI; NH. VIII; NH. TX
WILCOX, mrs, frank. Omaha, iw. X
WxLMNtAf. Nfrs. Charles, omahai ic, 7
L; ~ le III ic "; ic. " lie, VI; w
wrI4sIsi. zi4 o n. Omaha, Nv. x
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rEAToN, Charles, Omaha: re. TX; re, x.
s snAsoM' A. 3, Omaha Omaha re. \ x1
BELDEN, O. O., Omaha: re, IL; re. vi;
re, VII; re, VIII; re. TX.
snEEDTT " r. o. o. 9mshs re- re- re-
re. VII; re, VIII; re, XI.
BENNETT, o. r, Omaha; re, VI
1EMM a. NJ Omaha; &c. vi; &c, VIII
BERRY, J. n, Omaha; re, X.
BIDWELL, q. p, Omaha; re, III; re. vi;
BLACK, @. T., Omaha; &c, VI; &c, VIII
BLANCHARD, ]. B., South Omaha; re, x.
s sloDaET = "a A. o o%Ssa; re- re- x
BRADY, J. 3, Omaha; re, ~; re, V; re-
VII re-; TX; n r, x 3i,d fs, x J. vI11
BHAEpHIs, Arthur, Omaha; re, XII
RRECxENEIDoE, Ralph, Omaha; re. XI.
Err u, w. H, Omaha; re, X
BRoAToH, W. J., Omaha re, II; re, VIII;
sEodAN, Francis a. Omaha; re. II; re,
ssSWsi & & e Omaha omaha. re- e x x. ro
BRUCE, y. h, Omaha; re. vi; re, VII;
snxsoE, n. H.. Omaha re, VI: re. VIZ
suoHANNAN. a. O., Omaha; re, w; re
syoxINaHAM' 3, Omaha; rev vi; re
BuaeSss. W. n, Omaha; &c. vi; fo, VII
syaESrT. i. X, Omaha; re. TX; re, x
sUaxLEx. H. ", Omaha; re. vi.
STnEs, Samuel; tr- Omaha; &c, Nv; &c
sUTLEH, A. W, Omaha; re, III.
1XnME, Thomas O.. Omaha; re, VII; re
VIII; re, TX; re, x; re, XII
CAIN, Albert, Omaha; &c, VIII: re. XII
cAhpWsLL' y T. Omaha; re- ii; fc' w
oALLAHAs. :. O., Omaha: re. V; re. TX
cAMPszLL, =. L. Omaha; re, VII; &c
oAnInHrEn, J. F. Omaha; re, VII
eAsTAx. xsnry. Omaha; fc ";
oIARK, w. h, Omaha; nc. TX
CHASE, olsmsnt Omaha; &c. v; &c. vi
&c, VII: &c. VIII; fc, TX
CLAP. o. T., Omaha; re, v.
cLAAKE: n: r., jr., Omaha; &c, VIII
S SIAsEn. w. " H. T., Omaha Omaha: f. e. XII
COAD, ]. p, IT,, Omaha; re. X.
CODY, W. r, North Platte; re-, II.
ooITi J. CLARK, Omaha; &c, ii; &c, llIi &c
COLBY, 4. W., Omaha; re, VII.
COLES, Isaac, Omaha. &c. ".
GOLF, David: Omaha; re, vi; fc Wiz re
coLI.INs, n. n Omaha; re. III; re, Nv
re, vi; re. VII; re, TX.
coLRHTxE1. n. D., Omaha; &c, III: &c
ooEPnrxEa, Frank O.. Omaha; re. III
re, "; re. XIi re, VII; re. VIII; re. TX
re. X: re. XI.
COMBS, t. L., Omaha: re, X.
CoNNBLL, Robert, Omaha; re. VIII.
COOLEY, A. j., Omaha; &C. Nv.
ooPE, Elmer A, Omaha; re. x; &c, XI.
nOTTnM n Il.
coUnTMEx: Q. n, Omaha; re. x; fe. xl
oowaILL, r: D., Omaha; re, Nv; &c, v
GOWN, W. W. 4. Omaha; &c. III,
CowrN. John c.. Omaha; re. VI; re, VII
re. VIII; re. TX; re, X; &c, XII.
CHEIGH, Thomas, Omaha; &c, Nv.
OnErdRT0N. John A.. Omaha: re, Nv
oEowDEa. MAJOR n. n. u s. A.; re- III
oRowK, George r.. Omaha; &c, I; &c. "
&c, v; re. VIII; re. X.
CROSBY. George H. Omaha; re. vi; re
VII; re. VIII.
cHulrsnz, Leroy. Omaha; &c, IIIi &c
cupAHx, n. A.. omaha: rc. w; re. v
re. VII; re. VIII; &c, X; &c, XII
OUnAaX, John Omahs; &c, v
ounnsIuoS, H. L., Omaha; &c. II; re. III
&c. X.
DAzLma. r. H, Omaha. re. II.
DAVIS, =. II, Omaha: re, Nv; re, ": re
vi; re. VII; &c, VIII &c, X; re, XII
DAVIS, r. L.. Omaha; &c, X
DAY, q. A, Omaha; re, XII
DEuH1y Q. Il Omaha; &c. ~; 10. vi; &c
VII; &c. WI; re. X fc. XII.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30
MYERS BUCKS CIGAR TRUST
Local Dealer slashes Prices and Combine
Tries to Fluff BIN Out
OFFICIALS FROM EAST CALL ON HIM
and Take Myers Lease and
Location Away from
Him.

The American Cigar company, commonly
designated as the trust, is making another
attempt to locate stores in Omaha For
the last two years this company has been
trying for location in this city to place
stores similar to those operated in Chicago
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30
Special Cigar Values Offered Nowhere Else:
5c Cioars attic Domestic Cigars SC Clear Havana

1Oc Hazel Kinks Bismarks-5c or $3.50 per
box of 80.
lOc Hazel Kinks Reina Perfectos-5c or
$3.50 per box of 80.
1Oc Flor De Gouuod Perfectos-5c or
$50 per box of 30.
10c Flor De Gounod 1nvincibles-5c or
s.. 80 per box of so.
1Oc Flor De Gounod Invincibles-5c or
$3.50 per box of 80.
loo Ell Afecto--5c or $3.50 per box Of 50.
100 Hoffman House Perfecto Grand. &c
or $3.50 per box of so.
1Oc queen Victoria-5c or $3.50 per box of
30.
1oc Millionaire Club Houses for 95c or
50. so per box of 80.
1Oc Millionaire Invincibles-s for 25c or
LIS per box of Is.
10c Millionaire Perfecto Grand-5c or
LIS per box of IS.
1Oc Tennyson-5c or SIPS per box of ..
10c Robert Emmet-5c or $3.50 per box
of co.
1Oc Inventors-5c or $3.50 per box of 60.
10c La Tonica-5c or $3.50 per box of 80.
10c Imperial Crest Invincibles-5c or SIS
per box of %.
lOc Imperial Crest Boquet-5c or SIS per
box of rs.
lOc Imperial Crest Perfecto-5c or s1.5
per box of g.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30
10 Cent Cigars for 5 Cents


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Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30
Patent Medicine
Special Values for Ak-Sar-Ben Days.

We cut prices all patent medicines. You will
save considerable money by patronzing us while in
Omaha. We pay the freight on all orders over So
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30
Sc Cigars at
Special
Price

&c Viola Aliens for quarter or $500
per hundred.
&c Hazel Kirks-7 for a quarter or $175
per box of 50.
sc Tom Keene-s for a quarter or $50
per box of So
&c La Regalis, 10 for quarter or $l6
per box of so.
sc Mr.. Wills for a quarter or $3.50 per
box Of 80.
&c Monarch-s for quarter or $50 per
box of so.
&c Lady Nicotine-S for a quarter or s15o
per box of SO.
Remember we keep all leading brands Of
&c cigars. Our line comprises too many
brands to mention them all.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30
Clear Havana
and
Imported
Cigars

10c La Rosa Pure Tannis (Seidenberg)--
&c or $3.50 per Dox of 80.
10c La Rosa Conchas Special (Espanola)-
&c or $3.50 per box of so.
loo Charles the Great-6c or $500 per box
of so.
10c La Patricia Conchas Especial-4 for
25c or $500 per box of so.
10o La Patricia Senators-3 for 25c or
$3.50 per box Of So
15c La Patricia Londas Grand-3 for 25c
or S75 per box of so.
15c La Patricia Panatellas-3 for 25c or
$3.50 per box of 100.
15c La Patricia Magnf-10c straight or
A.25 per box of 80.
loo La Patricia Boquet-10c straight or
R.25 per box of g.
15c La Patricia PERI. Fino-.1Oc straight
or $500 per box of so.
20c La Patricia Perfecto-15c straight or
IS. 30 per box Of rs.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-12-07

price had for this years crop and the
price for next year. by reason of the
havoc of the blight in the East and
California, is certain to be as high OF
higher Mr.. Hover will make a profit
next year that will fully repay him
the purchase price of his orchard.
Wheat at 90 bushels to the acre and at
81 bushel or alfalfa at six tons to
the acre and sl2 ton. or even the
best gold mine in Southern Oregon
will not equal in profit pear orchard
like that of Mr. Hover's.
Mr.. Lozier has had much exper-
ience in spraying and the manufacture
of spray solutions. The reason so
many orchardists fail in clearing
their fruit trees of of scale and simi.
lar pests is that they do not properly
prepare their spray. Profting by the
method employed by the factories
that manufacture spray solution of
lime and sulphur Mr.. Lozier cooks his
solution in an airtight tank with
steam. He found that boiling in an
open tank the water could not be
made hot enough to fully dissolve the
sulphur, with the result that the per-
feet chemical union was not made
with the lime that is necessary to
make a spray that is deadly to San
Jose scale and snthracnose. For an
equipment Mr.. Lozier bought small
secondhand boiler and uses a heavy,
oak barrel in which to cook the lime
and sulpher. With this inexpensive
plant he is able to make as good a
spray as can be bought and at q
much less cost. In his spraying
last year he came as near exterminat.
ing the scale in his orchard as it is
possible to do with scale all over the
country. So well pleased is he with
his cooking plant that so soon as the
increase acreage of his orchard de-
mands 1t he will install large. iron
airtight tank and cook spray solution
in large quantities. Mr.. Lozier is
certain that it is cheaper for large
orchardists to put in steam spray
making plant than it is to buy the
solution and pay freight on 10 per
cent of it as water. To supply the
small growers he is of the opinion
that an establishment located at some
central place in Rogue River Valley
for the manufacture OF spray solution
would be paying business to tho
owner and would give to the fruit
growers spray cheaper than they can
import it and of greater efficiency
than they can manufacture themselves
in an open tank.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-12-07
"Tilly Olson

One Of the brightest and most enter
tanning comedies written recently is
the Swedish American play "rilly
Olson, announced to appear at the
opera house, Thursday, December 13.
The piece is novelty in the way of
Scandinavian drama in that the lead
ing character is a young Swedish girl.
"Tilly" will undoubtedly prove
quaint and interesting type of stage
creation. The scenes Of the new
comedy are laid in the Northwest
and the story has to do with the
tribulations Of daughter of Scandi-
navia while serving in tho capacity Of
charity domestic" in the family
Of some MINI esota farmer folk. A fine
scenic equipment will be provided for
the new play and company of un-
usual excellence Is promised 1877 1t
Justice blanks at the Courier Office.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-12-07
APPlEGATE VALLEY
TO HAVE CREAMERY
To Locate at Provolt-ls Being
Put In by Company Of
FArmors.

Applegate Valley is soon to have its
first creamery one now being built at
Provolt and it is expected to have il
in operation by the first of February.
, This creamery is being put in by a
cooperation Of farmers of Applegate
and Williams Valleys, of whom 2s
have each taken share In the com.
pany that is to be organized. The
shares are 800 each which from the
number that are being subscribed for
will give the company ample capital
to work on. The business of the com.
pany Is now attended to by commit
tee composed Of K. N. Provolt, E..
Badger, s. b. Green, Jesse Gotcher
and Fred Knox.
The creamery ia to be located at the
junction Of the Williams.Applegate.
Grants Pass roads aud will be in a
central location for the entire Valley
The building, which is now being
erected is 2Ox9O feet, one STORY. 1t
will be equipped with a first class
butter making plant capable of hand
ling the cream from 800 cows
Pledges have been secured for the
cream from $50 cows for the first year
and it is expected that by the second
year the full 600 cows will be on the
list.
Applegate Valley is producing more
alfalfa than any other Valley of
Southern Oregon and has every requi- :
site for becoming one of the best dairy
sections of Oregon. With the large
and profitable market that Grants
Pass will afford for the butter there
is every certainty that the Proyolt
creamery can be made profitable
Investment to its stockholders and the
means of making AppleRate Valley a
highly prosperous section.