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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-12
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Wheat-Club, 71672e.
Valley--6std69e.
Blustem-72e.
Oats-Choiee white, ss,S
Millstuf-Bran-sl7.
Hay-Timothy, sl2Ggi
Potatoes-5096oe.
Poultry-Aversge sell 4
15e; mixed chickens, lsEez
ers, 22k@SOe; young rOsxnl
chickens, 169l6l3; t1,i.H !
1sc; turkeys, dressed, ID,
22he; geese, live, possl, h.
dressed, per pound lpels
17@lse; pigeons, slGs.; 81
So.
Pork-Dressed, 76ihs
Beef-Dressed, 5dee
Mutton-Dresssd. S6e
HOps-oregoE-lsOS,l llsIa.
5l5@7e.
Wool-leo5 clip. vLlSl
medium, 2202e; Ean n
l6@2le.
Butter - Fancy Crsa,g-li
zoe; store. l2lsGlse.
Mohair-2sC6Soe
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-12

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-12

Prineville Review: Triekery and
seullduggery seem to be 8 part Of
American politics. sort Of windy
any means policy, regardless of the
eorns which may be trod upon in the
seufae-and while these are present
the election will ever be open to crit
icism.
Crook County Journal: Jonathan
Bourne. after aPpArea; defeat has wOn
cut for the nomination Of United
States senator o. the Republican tisks;
Tie s~ers, Of Bo1rze's S1eesss Is due
70 the extensive advertising 6S1e in
TIE gentry districts, az5 sAews very
Plainly TIA; advertising 5oss properly
PAys
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-12
DR.. KUN
Wonderfu CHINESE DOCTOR

wiR treat yOa with orisatal herbs
and cure any disease without operatios
or pain
DR.. Kun 10 known evsrywhs-s in
salsr., and has cured many prOzi.s,s
people here He AAs lived in Salem
tOr 20 yeras, and eAA be trusted. He
1sss zAsy medicines unknown to white
doets-A And with tAsz can surs
sAtArrA, astAAA, lung trSzhlsA rAsu-
Astisa, stomach, Liver, and kidney die
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DR.. KUN makes speciality es dropsy
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s4rs private diseases vAea svsryfAi.s
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nssizlA and gives eonslltsfisa treA
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-12
0IS
TONS TODlI
MAKE Salem , Coed ~, :


Poul'ry-As ss.la.,S
Eggs-Per dozen, ls.
Chickens-ll@l2s
Frys-16@lsc.
Ducks-1Oc.
Poultry, Euu, a
Eggs-Per dozen, iss
Butter, retaIl-sOc
Hens-lO9 9llc.
Frys-12he.
Geese-sc.
Ducks-sc.
Fruits, Vegetable, =
Potatoes-25QSOe.
Onlons-2l5 to 3e.
Tropical Tras
Bananas-51Rc per pond
oranges-s3.OOaAM
Lemons-s450 a S.w
Live Stock Nina
steers-3A@3%c
Cows-3c.
Sheep-4he.
Dressed Veal-5ase.
Fat Hogs-6hGs%s.
Grain and rsi
Baled cloyer-ys.
Cheat-s70O.
Timothy-ssGN.5o.
Oats-45G4ee.
Bran--S20.
Shorts-s22.
Salem Flouring Y
Wheat-60e.
Flour-s3.60.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-12

isT sS1sh HigA sersst sales, o<sz.A
Opposite Eessl sslsA- p. o. Bsx lsA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-12

THE DOCTORS ARE OUR FRIENDS
HANDLE NOTHING BUT PURE DRUG
ALL THEIR PATIENTS TO Us TO GEL
DUTY DAY AND NIGHT.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-17

81 ,35O-2106 Henderson, rooms,
bath, gas, city water and
sewer; 5000 cash, balance
monthly payments.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-17
1901 FARNAM ST.
DUNDEE

"a, 750-For new 7-room 2-story square house
with reception hall a block from car
line thoroughly modern, just completed
and up-to-date In every respect; pressed
brick foundation, highest grade quarter
sawed oak finish, full cement basement,
with laundry, cement walks, nice shade
trees, built by owner for his home and
very desirable; lot 5Oxl2S feet; will sell
improvements and two lots, 1OOx12S feet
for $500.
$4,500-For Groom modern house, slate roof
barn, cistern. stone walks, fine shade
trees, on car line, two lots, 1O0Xl35, on
corner; $1,000 cash, balance on easy terms
at per cent
81 250-For 2 lots, 100x12S feet, corner, on
car line, south front, only $500 cash, bal
ance SIS per month at per cent.
$65O-For 50x18 feet, south front, on I'm
derwOod Ave, Y block west OF Both st.
We offer a number of choice building lots
in this attractive suburb at reasonable
prices
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-17

SEE my ad in center of page.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-17
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
D. V. ShoIeS Company,
100 N. Y. Life Bldg.

s5O-2715 So. 21st st. lot 45xs6 feet.
rooms. good condition. rent $40 per
month
s1,5OO-2525 Rees ST.. story Groom
house; gas, we'll and sewer; first class
repair; room for two families.
S1,7OO-712 Bancroft ST.. rooms, water
and gas, 4Ox1i7 feet, fine repair;
two blocks from Farnam car.
s1,sOO-on Templeton near 26th, lot i2x
1872 feet. nearly new room cottage.
moro. bath, mod. ex. furnace, choice
81. 5oO-Near 41st and California, lot SOx
nm feet. 7 room mod. furnace, good
plumbing. A bargain.
S2.5oO-ss5s Seward ST.. s room mod. ex,
furnace, lot 5Ox1S0 feet, Want to
close out quick.
ss,O0o-27OS woolworth Ave-, 5oxloo feet,
story room house, mod. In good
repair. Want cash offer.
"a 2oo-sS1e Charles St., 5Ox13o feet,
room all mod, well built oak nan
and vestibule, hne shade and lawn
Want to close out quick.
ca 5oo-A1th Ave, between Harvey ana
Dewey Ave, brand new large
rooms on FIRST floor, room UP stairs
CO.. two more. full brick ana ce-
rnented cellar under entire mousse
best Carton furnace, nickel plumb
ing, pore bath, water and gas
seven 5O-foot lots, brick sidewalks,
"a large maple trees, fine garden,
fruit and chicken tract Sure to in
crease. Take good building lot in
part pay. Balance easy.
S4,oOO-sS57 Charles St., room all mod >
good repair, barn. fine 5Oxl3O IT.
lot, paving paid. Good shade.
&4,OOO-s215 Poppleton Ave, excellent Z
room house, beautifully arranged.
fne hot water heating plant, large
bath, best of plumbing, stone steps.
walks and drive; good barn, lot Ask
$50 feet. Owner going away wants
to sell quick. owner will show house
any time.
49,. 1921 Park Ave-, 10 rooms thoroughly
mod. steam heat hard wood finish,
66x14O feet, elegant barn costing
$4,000. Could not duplicate this for
$4,000 to $4,000 House is vacant.
Owners are absolutely going to sell
it. VIII take less than 10000 Sub
NIT bona fide cash offer 1t is &C
tually the biggest snap in Omaha
Get busy.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-17
VACANT

s1,1oo-sOx62 feet, No, front on Dewey
Ave, east of 26th Ave.
s15Oo-s2x12s feet, west front on 2sth
Ave. just SO. Of Dewey ave.
s2,s5O-62x6s feet, S. e. cor, -2sth and
Dewey Ave. room for three fats.
s1,2oO-5Ox17O feet. west front on Thirty
third, zoo feet No. of Poppleton. per-
manent walk, sewer. water and gas.
street ordered paved. Cheap.
e5O-43x11O feet east front on Ssrd, $50
feet SO. of woolworth Ave, The big
gest snap in the Hanscom Park seq
ton.
7OO-45x12O feet, n. e. cor. goth st.
Boulevard and Henderson.
s 6OO-5Ox12O feet, adjoining above on
the east.
$1,5oO-66x127 feet, east front on gath, 6e
feet No. of Bristol st.
s 5OO-52x124 feet, facing Boulevard, on
s1st and Gold SITS, lies beautiful.
5OO-5Ox121 feet, s. w. cor. s7th and
Cass St., bargain.
s 65O-22Ox1sS feet, east front on 18th
block south of vinton st.
5 6OO-4Ox12O feet lots, w. front on 10th
just south of vinton; high, slightly,
has permanent walk Best for the
money in the south part of town. 10
per cent off for cash.
s 75O-5Ox132 feet, north front on Vinton
St, 100 feet west of 18th ST., stone
paving and permanent walk paid.
S1,2Oo-44xsO feet, S. e. cor. 10th and VIM
ton st. Stone paving and perma-
nanet walk all paid. Sure to double
in value.
RE
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-17
WEST FARNAM

$12,OO0-For well constructed 10-room mod
ern house, with oak finish, in best of
condition, near Joslyn mansion; lot SACK
Ills feet; " cash, balance per cent.
5,7OO-FOr S-room modern house, on s.
35th Ave, near Farnam ST.; Flemish oak
finish, mantel and crate. full basement
and very desirable.
S2,75O-For 40i9 Dodge ST.. lO-room modern
house, barn; lot 621zxl39 feet.
$2,5oO-F'or 5Ox143 feet southeast corner 35th
st. and Dodge ST.; unimproved.
81, 750-For 45Xl43 feet, west front on 18th
St., 80 feet south of Dodge St.; lots.
81, 6OJ-For 4Sxl36 feet. double frontage on
Central boulevard and Goth St., facing
park, one block north OF Farnam ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-17
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
SEE my ad in center Of page,
The Byron Reed
Company,
212 S. 14th st.
Phones Doug. 297 and 29S.

S1,35O-21O6 Henderson, rooms,
bath, gas, city water and
sewer; $500 cash, balance
monthly payments.
S1,600-2614 Decatur, 6 rooms, city
water and gas. Fine repair.
$1,S0O-2222 Ames Ave, a very neat
Groom cottage; paved street
and permanent walk; lot ASK
$50.
81, 8O0-2102 Henderson, Groom cot
tage, BATH gas, city water,
sewer, etc. corner lot; $500
cash, balance S25 per month.
s2,2OO-151S s. 27th St, rooms. all
modern; just papered
throughout; lot 50x127. The
best offer on this takes it.
$2,300-On Webster, near 18th, g.
room cottage; south front lot.
$2,300-On Burdette St., near AID, g.
room, all modern home;
south front lot 5Ox120.
$2,6o0-2317 Burdette, a new 5-room
~ cottage; gas, fine open plumb
ing, ETC.; full cellar.
$3,250-4012 Farnam, 7-Toom house,
nice bed rooms, south front
lot; paved street; very con-
venient to car. Can sell on
easy payments.
$3,25O-2416 Emmett St., Groom, all
modern; south front lot look
IS.
$4,O00-In beautiful Dundee, 7-room,
all modern home, on corner
lot 1O0x110; hot water heat,
gas and electric light; fine
plumbing; barn.
$4,250-1554 N. 18th St., rooms. all
modern; oak finish down
stairs; east front lot; barn.
West Farnam district; on good cor
ner lot, rooms, all modern; fine
shrubbery; barn.
Vacant
50x150
On Lafayette Ave, near AID. :"
$500.
50x125
On Military Ave. & Parker, east front,
$3.50.
90X110
On goth, between Martha & CASTELAR,,
$1,000.
Paving and permanent walk paid in
full.
(WE WANT 1000 to 1900 YARDS
OF DIRT DELIVERED AT SD AND
HARNEY).
| - RE
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-17
HANSCOM PARK

house on s. 18th ST., near Poppleton
Ave; in excellent condition, nearly new;
lot 50xl50. east front; good buy; investi-
gate.
tslO0@For Groom 2-story modern house.
with full cemented basement on s. 18th
St., near Poppleton Ave; built only four
feet
q, sOo-For lot BOx14O feet, west front, on
SGD st., go feet north OF Woolwotth Ave;
want offer.
q ,O0O-For 6Oxl5O feet, east front on Georgia
Ave, $50 feet south of Hickory.
t5o0-For 5oxiSs feetsl southeast corner S5th
st. and Francis.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-17

$1,60O-2614 Decatur, rooms, city
water and gas. Fine repair.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-17
GEORGE ACCOMPANY

PHONE DOUGLAS 7be.
BEMIS PARK
81 $50 for S4O9 Burt ST., new 7-room 2-story
modern square house, oak finish, combi-
nation fixtures, full cemented basement,
cement walks, lot 5Ox150 feet.
$500 for 7-room 2-story modern square
house in desirable neighborhood, adjoin-
ing Bemis park; immediate possession can
be given. Investigate
We offer 24S feet south frontage on L In
SITS, which is divided into four lots
Prices on application.
WALNUT HILL
modern except furnace. barn, lot 5Oxl50i
$50 Tor lot s73AxlcO feet east front on Goth
ST. " block south OF Nicholas; paving
NORTH OMAHA
1850 for 1870 and 1924 N. 18th ST., large
houses Of IL and II rooms, respectively,
lot 60xl40 feet. houses arranged for two
families. Will sell separately II desired.
$500 for 6-roorl 2-story modern house, oak
finish south front on Ohio, near 10th, lot
s27OO for 1878 Madison Ave, S-room modern
house and barn, lot 45xi27 feet.
81, 1bO for 5-roOm cottage, city water, sewer
and gas, on N 18th ST. boulevard, be-
tween Ohio and Lake Sts.; lot S0.5xlO2
feet,
s. 700 for 2224 Grand Ave, 5-room cottage,
nearly new, city water sewer and gas,
one block from car line; part cash, ball
$3.50 for lot 45xI27 feet, south front on Mad
ison Ave, 30 feet east OF Sherman Ave.i
paved street
5000 for two lots SOz192 feet. northeast cor
ner 18th Ave. and Sprague.
$525 each for choice building lots, 46. 23x124
feet each, north front on Pratt between
10Th and 9th, city water, sewer and gas
In street. Easy terms II necessary. In
vestigate.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-17
ACRES

500 per acre for "a acres, well improved,
ter St, paved road, very desirable for
suburban home, feed yard for South
Omaha stockman or garden purposes
$50 per acre for 20 acres adjoining Benson,
near paved road, small house, barn, fine
spring OF water.
about miles northwest Omaha postonice,
near Military road.
500 per acre for 156 acres highly improved
10 miles northwest Omaha postofice, near
Military road.
800 per acre for Les acres well improved.
adjoining town OF 1EVinEtOn.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-17

FOR SALE-One acre. Groom house. barn
fruit and shade trees, on car line and
paved street; Is minutes from postodice
AedraAz. OWnaE- P- o. Box. So. Omaha
RB-65 "
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-17
FOR SALE-aEAL ESTATE
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
THOMAS BRENNAN
Look at the following list of Bargains:

1904 N. 27th St., 7-room so
1914 27th St, 7room frame house. lot 31x120 $500
................. $500
1917 N. St., 5Ox177 $4,000
7-room modern cottage $4,000
2s22 Henderson St. 7-room residence lot 5Ox125
''''''t''''' observation-disclosures $500 S]'zVV
S25 s St., frame residence, lot
bOxl2S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...,......... $4,000
2715 Hamilton residence $4,000
1929 s. seth St., Groom frame residence full corner
1912 N. 10th 1O-room residence east
front ..,'........,,.... $4,000
2O14 Emmett St. Groom modern residence
'$S'oVV
St. 7-room modern frame residence and barn
east front full lot $500
1888 California ST., residence and barn
''''''''''''''' ''''''''''''' '''''.' 'SS'oOO
1850 woolworth Ave-, frame residence
luh corner 10" only '''..'......... $4,000
Groom modern brick residence lot West Farnam
"0i'0" OniS ''''''''''''''' $4,000
1909 Bnney St, 1Oroom modern residence and
21O6 Locust St. Groom residence full lots on
Writ St. modern frame residence and barn
fun lots on corner one of the finest In
1923 and 1871 s. 29th St. houses srooms
each, full lot good investment
1928 S. St. modern frame Residences
s-rooms each, lot 75x15O a investment and sure
10 increase IN value ..'......,..............$SOO
per cent to loan city property and Nebraska
THOMAS BRENNAN
Room New York Building
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-17
TRACKAGE

ss5OO-22x1s2 feet, N. w. cor. eth and
Harvey with L. p. track on east
and double b. & NJ. track in alley,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-17
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
Tel. Douglas 40.
INVESTMENT

t4.5oO-sox12O feet 1916 sherman ave.
and 1915 No. nth St. double 'front.'
age, two houses rent s42 per month.
Room for three more Close In car
line passes one side. All specials
paid. Certainly cheap.
sS,50o-eexl2s feet, facing 26th Ave. and
27th st. with alley along the NORTH.
Two well built frame houses on 27th
renting $40 per, month; 26th Ave.
frontage vacant. room for three more
houses. A bargain.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-17

FOR sALE-S-room modern house 1907 Lo-
Gust St RE-347 Tx
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-03

Northwestern Special Visits Town,
in Northern Nebraska.


FREMONT, Neb., Jan Especial Tele-
gram.)-The Northwestern Crop and Soil
special arrived here at $40 this morning
At Colon big delegation of farmers were
waiting and went to Cedar Bluffs. where
there were enough corn raisers on hand
to fill every seat in the two cars used for
lectures and many were standing in the
aisles.
Profs. T. L. Lyon and Condra Of the ex-
pertinent station spoke.
NickersoH sent a delegation of about
twenty to Fremont, and there were enough
local farmers present to more than I'LL a
car. They listened attentively to a talk
from Prof. Lyons on seed corn.
WEST POINT, Neb., Jan. 2-(Special Tel
egram.)-The crop and soil special Of the
Chicago & Northwestern line arrived in
West Point this morning at 1850 Snow
was falling heavily during the whole of
the time of the stop of one-half hour. In
spite of this a car full OF interested farmers
listened to the lectures delivered by the
professors in charge. Anton Psota, the
famous corn grower of the Elkhorn valley,
was in attendance. The train left Fremont
on time and made stops at Hooper and
Scribner, at both of which places large
and interested crowds we're present.
NORFOLh, Neb, Jan. 2-(Special Tele-
gram.)-The heaviest snowstorm of the
season prevented farmers from getting to
the special seed corn train which went from
Lincoln to Bonesteel today, and :he at
tendance was light. Up to Norfolk the
largest crowd was recorded at Stanton,
where 200 farmers heard the lectures The
train ran on schedule time to the minute
all day. Prof. Alvin Kriser OF the state
1aK,lNr gKs
train left Norfolk at 3:45 for Hadar and
Pierce and is spending the night ut Bone
steel.
CREIGHTON, Neb., Jan. 2-(special Tel
egram)-The corn and crop special arrived
from Norfolk at o'clock. The run was
made on time with good crowds out at
each stop Prof c. B. Hartleys lecture
was highly interesting and was listened to
with the closest attention. Many farmers
were present and were well pleased with
the exhibits and illustrated lectures.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-03
HOME BUILDERS PROSPER
| Omaha AssOciation Keeps step TO the
| Music of Prosperity in the
| Twin Cities.

The Omaha Loan and Building associa-
ton scored Notable advances during 1905,
both in volume of business transacted and
in the number of new homes built for
members.
A report of the years business presented
to the directors OF the association last
evening showed total receipts of $3.50, 591
The gain in assets was s2l4,OO0. carrying the
total to s1,03S, 442. There were 400 loans
made to members, of which 40 were for
the construction of homes. The earning
amount to $66,293. OF this sum there was
paid in dividends s4S,109; expenses. s12. 429
and the balance carried to the reserve
fund, which totals $27 900.
The directors declared the usual semi.
annual dividend of 8 per cent, making the
total per cent for the year.
Last July the association reduced the rat,
charged for loans and materially increased
the facilities for repayment The result
is shown In a substantial increase in tn,
aggregate business transacted without seri
ously affecting the earning power of tn,
association, and a large increase In tn,
total membership.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-03
No DEVELOPMENTS in Murder Case.

FREMONT. Neb.. Jan. 2-(special)-
There are no new developments in the
Saunders county murder case and the posi-
tive statement of Mrs. Charles Pierce that
the dead man is not her brother, Thad
Browning, makes the affair deeper mys-
terry than ever. John Lyman, b. Mcmahon
and others from Cedar Bluffs are positive
that the dead man is the same person who
gave his name Thad Browning and
worked for Lyman, and later for Mcmahon.
last year. They say that Browning had
a scar on his left wrist and a small scar
above his right eye and a rather peculiar
shaped gold filling in one of his teeth. The
dead man has all these marks. Mrs Pierce
says her brother had similar scars. Whether
one or the other of these parties is mis-
taken. or whether there were two Thad
Brownings, is a question to be solved. No
new facts developed at the inquest. Tho
officers OF both Dodge and Saunders coun-
ties are doing all they can to unravel the
mystery, but thus far without tangible re-
suits.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-03
A FTER DIGESTION
WHAT

It's not enough to digest your food and
reduce II to pulp and liquid inside you,
but it aust also be properly absorbed, car
ried to tae proper organs, filtered, purified
and carried by your blood TO the various
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stand in need of repair.
This is a system Of complicated Inachin-
cry. engineering. chemistry and physics.
before which all mans most wonderful
achievements since the world began pale
into insignihcance.
And when you come to think of 1t.
next to the marvel of any complicated
piece OF mechanism itself is the man who,
when It has broken down, can repair it
and make II go again.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets.
Really the most marvellous achievement
in the vast field OF mans many-sided en-
deavors.
perfect machine which never fails to
cure or set In running order again the
complicated mechanism Of mans internal
digestive arrangements.
The secret of the great success OF
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is simply this
that they have been prepared upon the
hrm foundation of the most thorough re-
search into the real origin and cause OF all
disorders due to the improper digestion
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Knowing the cause, further research led
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Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are the only
medicine founded upon certain scientific
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They penetrate into all the channels of
your being. into the minutest arteries. the
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and restore to health every disorder which
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No need to consult a physician.
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take Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets.
On the least pain discomfort in stom-
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For any craving for improper food. con-
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-03
Business Change AT scbuxIar

SCHUYLER, Neb., Jan. 2.-(Special.)-
Monday Charles NJ. Janecek closed a deal
with DR.. Edward Lamhofer whereby he be-
comes proprietor of the St. George pharm-
acy. DIR. Lamhofer closes business career
covering period OF twenty-nine years He
is one of the pioneer business men of the
town and perhaps better known than any
man in the county. Mr.. Janecek, the new
proprietor, has been clerking for DIR. Lam
hofer for the last two years, and is a
graduate OF the Omaha School Of Pharm,
acy. He is also the owner and manager of
the Janecek opera house.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-03
cessItates a postponement of tn. Lincoln

cessitstes a postponement OF the Lncolu
term for a few days.
Harry Welsh OF Davenport, Neb.. Jointly
indicted with Rev. George q. Ware and
Frank Lambert for conspiracy In the land
fraud cases connected with tho u. p, 1.
ranch in Thomas and Sheridan counties.
reported at the federal building Tuesday
to be in readiness for the trial. which 10
was first intended to start Tuesday. Sew
eral jurors also reported Tuesday morning.
not having received notices of the post
ponement OF the call for the jury to next
week Welsh is out on $500 bonds and
will remain in the city to be in readiness
for the trial.