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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-03

tani, etc. En- 81 extranjero es tambien
en- donde ha gido conssgTado eI genio de
nuestros mdy0Tss artistaS q 6teratOG la
Duss, Novel;, d'Annunio, Fetrero, Fo.
gazzais, cuya CeIebridad fue esabIeCida en-
Paris. Francia es igualmente Ia que ha
dadO tanta brillantez y renombre hom-
bres como Tolsboi, TurgueneH, Dostoyans.
ki, Krapoktine. Esto demuestra que hi
Russia III Italia BE- hallaban en- buenas con.
diCiones para explotar y apFeciar Ia inte.
Iigencia surgida de 90 propio pals. Todo
10 contrario ha ocuTTido y Bigue ocurrien-
do en- Inglaterra; nadie mas que ella ha
sido la que ha dado nornbre y honores 6
sus grandes inteligenciRs; Dikeng y Tac-
keray, Darwin y Spencer.
7 en- Francia, en- Ia FEanCia de nues'
trOs diag, vemos tambi6n como en ella
nisrna explotando dignamente 10 que le
pertanece ia que ha dado 81 bautiEmo de
gloria sus pradiIectoa hijos Balzac y s
ZOla. Pasteur y Curie.
Facil 81, como ya he dicho, Feconocer
de que manera hasta que puRto un pats
iuzga y aquilata la potencia cerebral 8 el
intelecto De Bus hijos, psro ya es mas diff,
Gil 1nG4caE los meQ4O8 pu1 408 eua1e4 Pu8Q6
llegar explotarla, pues los pueblCs y los
paisea son harto diif6arentas para apIicarIes
las mismsa raglas.
Ciertamenss 81 problemo % digno de
lamar u aEenci6n de- Los aOci6IogoB: Ia
inteligenciR Cd una nina de efasrza, de ri
queza, de progEeso que cada pals posse
paro ca raalidad una nina do Is cual "a.
Tas veceB los paisea y los gobiarnol gaber
aacar TODD u ProveChO que podrian.
LoMBR0sO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-03

seg6n infoTmes ha quedado cerrado el
contFatO para el Buministro de carbon, en-
trega del mismo 4 Ia marina dc guerra
americana durants un afo, la que har&
el Sefior Esteban Faura, muy conoCe-
dor de tFabajoS de carga y descaTga an
los puertOB de San Juan y De Il isIa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-03
RsgFss0 haI0.

Ha llegado aver { eata Ciudad 81 ioven
don Pablo santana, ds Ia cas- sucesores
de a. Mayol del comerCio de eata plaza,
que viajaba por Ia iHla en- asuntos de ne.
goCios.
DON Rodolfo Vera, de Ia casa cOmercial
de San. Juan, P. Giusty, 90 encuentra en-
GuaYama seguirS viaje por Ia region
Este Sur de Ia isla an negOcios de Ia re-
ferida casa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-03
MF. ROOssvsIt.

Gfaude fu6 Ia sorpAesa que espsrimento
nuestTO pEesidente al saber que lOs dentiA
tas de Puerto Rico Ya tenfan en- 50 pals Un
Dep6sito Dental donde surtirBe de mate
riales. Ha YistO por 10 tanto, que an las
esferas morales y sociales, como en- las
comerciales PROFESSIONALS estamos 81
igual de muGhoH , encimOna de los otros
Eatados de ID Rep6blica. +"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-03
Los que WsITaR.

Ha regresado de Italia, So patria, don.
de estuvo una larga temporada, el Conoci.
do industrial don Luis Rinaldi, que cOnti-
nuar6 residie1dO en- esta capital donde tie.
ne muchos amigos cuenfa CON general
aytimacifn -.- :, -.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-03
"H Casino De HHmaCaO. =

q HemOB recibidO atenta invitaci6n del
"Casino de HumaCao" para asistir al
baile que d dia 5 de los corrientes ss cale.
bfarG en- los BRlones de dichO centric con
motive de Ia fiesta patrOnAl de aquella
siudad.
AgEadecsmos Ia Rteuei6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-03
LOMBR0sO.

igeI3. Ole m ne -Ee desea c0mprar nm
Hotel B boarding House, que este situRdo
sn an punt0 centricO de esta capital v que
ademas tenga una regular elienteIa. Para
infornea dlFiiiFse Pedro staaen, Ofcina
San Juan dgbt Itau e0Y,p,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-03

DE RTEREs pARTIGUl ar agradece y
gratificara la persona que entregue Ia
fanoilia Gomez, de Puerta de qierra, un
Reloi con imperdible de orc, propiO de
seflOTa que fue perdido de San Juan q
Puerta de Tierra Ell sabade dia "a de 81
nOche. 8V. 8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-03
Manera de GnnnGsr las faIsificaCiG-
les del cafe.

Deblsla lnusniarss ma lsnts para eonOGsr por en-
Gina do los saGOs, GuaRdO 500 de ''hesRs" q
Guando son ts caf8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-03
BANCO INDUSTRIAL De SANTIAGO
Sontiogo de Cuba
1NCoRPoRADo A LAS LEYEs DE PUI

dssauHago
ytendra
PineoAhorO 9rzOsO gnando dinerO
ara de euua POLKA raaccden
ii bancoe esunaalca produe
8,
ado
ivos ? reerencias
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-06
MRS. COULTER SEEKS DIVORCE
Woman AIternates with Her Husband
In suing for n Legal
Separation.

Alice W. Coulter has begun suit for
divorce from DR.. Frank E. Coulter. The
allegations on which this new petition is
based cannot be ascertained. as the papers
were Immediately withdrawn as soon as
filed A friend OF one OF the parties init
mates that cruelty will be the main charge,
The troubles of Dr. Coulter and his wife
have been in the courts before and gained
them much notoriety, because OF the alleged
kidnapping Of their two children by the
father. who took them to Sioux City He
was said to have gone there to make a
residence for the express purpose Of getting
a divorce. He was the plaintiff in the
former suit in this county, wherein a d.
vorce was denied.
Fannie Smith has been granted a divorce
from Bert Smith on the ground of non
support.
In the divorce suit OF Viola Smith against
Jay, the husband valves issue of summons
and enters a voluntary appearance Thu
wife's complaint sets up that they were
married in Omaha in October, 1904, and
that he refused TO support her after they
had been married a month. She wants "a
resume her maiden name OF Brock.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-06
ONLY FOUR CASES ON FILE
just Few suits to Go Before Federal
Court which COnvenes at
Lincoln.

But four cases have thus far been filed for
trial at the term of the federal courts to
convene at Lncon Monday, January Is.
Friday was the last day on which cases
could be filed for trial for that term. The
four cases are: Lutte NJ. Clemson against
the Nebraska Underwriters Insurance COM
pany suit for ejectment: Frank kirkman
against the Advance Threshing Machine
company for $4,000 damages, personal dam
ages received by the explosion of the boiler
OF threshing machine engine; Adelbert ID.
Little, administrator of the estate OF Will
liam Henry Allison, against the Advance
Threshing Machine company, for 5000 dam
ages, caused by the explosion of the engine
OF the threshing machine and resulting In
the death of Allison; Rosa Parkinson, ad-
ministratriN Of the estate of her husband
against the Standard Oil company, for 5000
damages caused by the death of her hus'
band, who was an engineer on the Chicago
Burlington & Quincy Railroad company
and who lost his life through being fatally
burned by the explosion and ignition of an
oil tank wagon that his engine had run
into October y, 1904, while the wagon was
being driven carelessly across the railway
track.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-06
SCARE OVER POISONED FISH
Fear Expressed by Conn missioner
They May he on saIe-Investi-
cation at Cut on Lake.

Poisoned fish may be on the market in
some out-of-the-way places for the Omaha
public to eat
This is the decision of Fish Commissioner
w. J. O. Brien, who in company with Dep
uty Commissioner d. T.. Smith. is in Omaha
TO investigate some startling circumstances
around Cut or lake. Deputy Pierson and
MIR. OBricn investigated a slough south
and east Of Cut OF lake, and although
there was over ten feet Of water the fish
were all stunned or dead and floating on
top of the water and under the ice. Mr..
OBrien said:
1--WE Investigated several other such pools
and found the fish all alive and well. but
II was different i'm this place Some one
evidently has placed some substance, such
as refuse from the gas house or lime, OF
something, to stun these fish with the evil
dent intent Of get ing the fish to peddie. NJ
game fish were found by us, as the watel
from the large lake evidently does not flow
into this slough. so none of the game fish
ran in during the spring rise.
We also are going to take the game fish
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-06
OFFICERS CATCH THE FOWLS
PatuIIo md Horne Rewarded for
Heroic Race by Possession of
Duck and Goose.

Detectives Patullo and Horne were tho
heroes of an exciting adventure Thursday
afternoon when a goose and duck made q
bold dash from Robert Purvis' commission
house 1217 Howard street, for liberty and
greener fields. The native modesty of this
gumshoc team forbade them telling lust
what happened at the commission house,
but as truth will out, the facts came 20
the surface like bubbles in boiling spring.
The escape of the goose and duck &C.
Cured while Patullo and Horne were pass
ing the commission house. Being in need of
a little violent exercise the plain clothes
nemeses took up the chase and were fol-
lowed by a crowd which gathered in num-
bers and momentum as the plot thickened.
At Twelfth and Harvey streets the parade
divided. the goose taking tack eastward
while the duck turned toward the settin
sun and the public library one hundre
and forty-six people followed Horne and til,
goose to say nothing of an express wagon
and banana cart. Eighty-nine tried to keep
in sight of Patullo and the duck No We
hicles followed the latter. The goose slipped
on the lev street at Eleventh and Harvey
streets and sprained an ankle. while the
duck stopped at Thirteenth and Harney
streets to look around and thus lost the
race like Lots wife. who turned around
to notice another womans hat and was
! changed to a barrel OF salt.
| When the fowls were returned to their
rightful owner Mr.. Purvis said to the de-
| teotives: Gentlemen, | cannot take them
/ from you, but as a reward for bravery
1 viii give them unto you" Patulln and
Horne accepted the gifts.
All that the records at the police station
show regarding the capture of the Purvis
| fowls Is a hasty inscription on the "squeal
book reading, Recovered by Patullo and
| Horne"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-06
WATER Is WORKING WONDERS
Irrigation Transforms Big Horn Country
Where Burlington is Building.
RUSH ON FRANNlF- WoRLAND LIN
c. f. Robertson, Canal Promoter. Says
All Energies Are Combining
10 Complete Road
by May 1.

9. +. Robertson, general manager of the
Hanover Canal company. with headquar-
tcrs at Worland, Wyo., was in the city
Friday and said the Burlington's new ca
tension from FraDnie to Worland, a dis
lance of ninety miles, is being pushed for
ward with the utmost rapidity.
'All along the route Of the proposed line
bitches and graders camps are In evidence
and Loo teams and 1900 men are employed
and recruits are being brought in daily"
said Mr.. Robertson Every effort is being
made to complete the line to worland by
Nay |, in order to take care of the i'm
nense body of people who will seek loca-
!ons in the Wind River country. which
Ill he opened next summer for settlement.
fhis new line of the Burlington's will ex-
tend through fertile irrigated country,
which is already largely under bitches.
Several large canals are being completed,
which will furnish water for nearly 100 coo
acres of exceedingly productive land
Many other dtohes are in various sta ges
OF construction and the work is going
ahead as fast as labor can be secured. The
completion of this line will mean great
deal TO Omaha jobbers. An irrigated coun-
try means a thickly settled country and the
profits from farming lands Of this charac-
ter are largely in excess of those obtained
In humid country, hence there is a good
consuming population for the various COM
modities that the jobbing centers handle.
Foundation of Town.
The town Of Worland has been laid out
and the depot grounds selected, the depot
being half a mile east of the Big Horn
river in the center Of beautiful townsite
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-06

tract. and shops, round houses and other
buildings will be built
ITO handle the large numbers which will
be attracted to this section during the sum-
mer to register for land will be big propo-
stion. It has been estimated that between
10000 and 100000 will go to register. 1t is
thirty miles from Wu~' II to the reserva-
ton and the people wiz have to be handled
by stage. for which arrangements have
been made. \ number of substantial bust
ness blocks will be constructed at once in
Worland. as well a dam in the Big Horn
river. which will develop 1000 horse power
to be used in the operation of an electric
/ light plant, which is expected to be in OPP
Grafton by the time the railroad reaches the
town.
THE Burlington road is planning to erect
a large store house to store the 1906 wool
to be clipped at Worland. which probably
will make it the largest shipping point in
the Big Horn basin"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-06
For Richness, Beauty and Artistic
Merit the MnIt-Nutrine Calendar
for 1909 OutstripS All Others.

For Richness. Beauty and Artistic
Merit the MnIt-Nutrine Calendar
for 1905 Outstrips All others.
The Art Calendar for 1906 issued by the
Anheuser- Busch Brewing Assn is an un-
questioned triumph of artists genius. 1t is
composed Of FIVE panels, each 24xlO inches
IN size, representing the four seasons, the
extra. panel being a calendar of the year
The panels are lithogra phed in twelve
colors. picked out with gold, and are bound
together with silken cord.
The subjects, from the brush OF Maud
Humphrey. the celebrated artist are ideal
lied female figures. handled with the chaste
deicacy and feeling which characterize
Miss Humphreys work
Surrounding the central figures are de-
scriptive border designs from the brush OF
c. A. Etherington, a pupil Of Mucha Paris
the greatest living decorative artist. These
are representative of this great artist and
in common with. all his productions are in
deed symphony of color harmonies.
We understand that this handsome cal
endar. with the season panels entirely free
from advertising. will he sent to any ad-
dress upon receipt of q cents or the tops
of twelve red tinfoil caps from MaltNu-
trine bottles, sent TO the Malt-Nutrine de-
partment of the Anheuser- Busch Brewing
ASST St. Louis, Mo.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-06
JENNINGS NOT TO BLAME
City Treasurer ExOnerated by Breen
Of Responsibility for suprme
Court Order.

City Attorney Breen Friday morning
stated publicly that City Treasurer Hen
nings was not responsible for the supreme
court injunction restraining him from turn
ing over his Office to the county treasurer.
1t was in the council chamber. while the
solons were apportloning the general fund,
Mr.. Hennlngs had Just made his appeal
for money to maintain his office pending
the litigation. He was not little agitated
and remarked that one OF the reasons why
he was forced to retain possession of the
Office was possibly through an oversight
on the part of the city attorney in falling
70 observe the notice that application
would be made for the injunction
"oh, that's all right" spoke up the city
attorney. Il got my hearing in court all
right and do not think anything was lost.
Mr., Hennings is not to blame for the pres
ent condition of affairs
THANK YOU" said the treasurer with
some emotion.
The attorney had referred to him OFF,
cially as the former" city treasurer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-06
THlRTY-TWO NAVY RECRUITS
EnIiHtments Made mt Omaha Head
quarters since December %
and Men stationed.

rhirty-two recruits have been secured for
the United States navy at the permanent
recruiting depot in the postofiice building
since December g. OF this number twenty
three are enlisted as apprentice seamen,
who will be sent to the naval training sta
ton at San Francisco, FIVE for coal passers.
iWoi fqrg ttrem.n, Hrfts class, and. two for
firemen, second class. who have been sent
to the Norfolk navy yard training school,
Norfolk, Va The names and addresses of
those enlisted are:
.ANel Rostiu. Wahoo, Ncb. George Beach
Post. Lincoln. Ncb. william John Tippy
Chelsea, Mass; Charles Mason. Fairfax,
la; Liberty AldTich Hin. Sioux City. la.
James Warren karr Whiting, Neb.; Henry
Frederick Netwig, South Omaha, Neb.
Jesse Raymond Hin. Bronson, Kan; Earl
Donald Leppert Ida Grove, Ia; Henry
Moore Stuart Omaha, Neb.; Hubert Earl
Worden, Topeka, Kan; Burton Daniel Lc
Pard, Valley Junction, Ia; Edward August
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-06
C0CKRELL FINALLY LETS GO
Separates Himself from Claim Agent
salary 10 Depend on Justice
Fees.

Judge Cockrell has resigned from the
once of special city claim agent and peace
reigns again in the office of the city at
torney. The Judge had long talk with
Mayor Moores Friday morning, after which
he announced he had decided TO give up
his 500 a month job with the city and
conhne himself 10 the duties of justice of
the peace. He has turned over all the
papers, documents and records in his pos
session and will send a formal resignation
TO the council He said inasmuch as he
made SO Friday he really did not care SO
much that he had given up the work OF
the claim agent.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-06
Announcements of the Thenters.

With matinee this afternoon and the per-
Torrance this evening. when the curtain
will ring up at sl5 sharp, the current bill
will be brought TO a close at the Orpheum.
For next week. beginning matinee Sun
day. the biggest show OF the season TO date
is announced. One of the prominent fea-
lures will be Leige Rossi's marvellous mu-
steal horse the first equine to show us his
specie IS capable OF rendering music. Ar
thur Deming, the popular minstrel The
Pekin Zouaves, seventeen in number, will
perform their startling feats of wall seal
ing, execute their difficult maneuveTs with
quick precision and climax all with a
thrilling scene of mimic warfare. Dooley,
Bremen and Rose will dispense comedy
and show their lovely heels in terpsichore.
The eight Bedouin Arabs, with their wild.
sensational tumbling, the pastime OF their
nomadic life; Claudius and Scarlet, accom-
plished banjoists, and timely new kino-
drome pictures complete the program.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-06
GRAIN men SHORT On CARS
Small Jobben Charge Railroads with
favoring Lice Elevator Firms
Northwestern AND BIG DEALERS DENYlr
Omahans Interested I'm Announcement
Iowa Railroad Commission VIII
Investigate Charges Made
at Council BIuns.

Independent elevator men OF the state
are claiming that in the present car short
age the big dealers are being favored by
The railroads, while the little fellows are
able to get scarcely any cars. They say
whenever a car is sent to station IL Is
always seen on a side track of a line
elevator, while the track of the indepen-
dent elevator. a short distance away, is
empty.
Charles r. Peavey vice president of the
Woriall Grain company, received a call
this week from small dealer with eleva-
tors on the Northwestern. This man said
his house was full and he could get no
cars to move his grain while the houses
or the big companies were shipping every
day. He told by the Northwestern
agent IN order had been issued from head
quarters 20 the effect that no elevator
would he furnished cars which would not
agree To bill them to terminal elevators.
The reason given for this action was that
the billing to the big elevators would as
sure prompt unloading and the cars would
he in service again two or three days ear
lier than If billed to grain dealers who had
no elevators. This dealer did not do husi-
ness with the Omaha elevators and conse-
quently could not ship.
statement II Denied.
The truth of his statement was denied
at the Office Of John A. Kuhn. assistant
general freight agent OF the Northwestern.
No such order had ever been issued, said
the chief clerk, and all companies were
given their pro rata allotment of cars, re-
gardless of their destination. 1t was stated
there were enough cars on hand Friday
morning to meet all demands. This con-
dition was made possible IL was said, by
the fact that tho demand for cars had
fallen off a little, owing to the fact that
the farmers have not been hauling the
last few days. and the elevators have been
given a chance to clean up
Omaha dealers are much interested IN
the announcements that the Iowa railroad
commission is soon to visit Council Bluffs
to investigate tho alleged claim of dealers
throughout Iowa that they arc unable 10
and Council Bluffs houses are getting all
they want As most of the grain handled
IN Council Bluffs comes from Nebraska, il
IL thought the investigation will throw
some light on conditions in this state.
The line dealers. for their part, are com.
planning as much IA anybody else about
the car shortage. They think the railroads
are treating all dealers alike and say that
all concerns are keonly feeling the deartl
OF cars.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-06

Bagley. Indianapolis. Ind: Marion Oscar
Bye. York, Neb.; Thomas Maher. Council
Bluffs, Ia: Frank Jennings Leach, Hebron,
Neb. Eugene George CASTOR. Council
Bluffs la; Irwin johnson, Guthrie Center,
Ia; Louis Bianchi, Omaha, Neb.; Thomas
Sylvester Nanderford Lawton. Okla: Fred
Arnold Byram. Decatur, Neb.: Ray Chase
Mittan. Benton Harbor. Mich; John Ar
thur Gray, Council Bluffs, Ia: William
Henry Staley. Joplin. Mo; Henry Clayton
Grady. Des Moines. Ia. John William Glad
hill, Erie. Ill, John Charles Slmons, Cedar
Rapids Mich; Henry. Mat Schumacher
Platte Center Neb.; Ira Franklin Davis,
Denver. Colo: I1emuel Frederick Dixon,
Pennville. Mo; Laurence George Marshall
Marble Corner. Ind.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-06

from Willow lake. which is north and cast
of Cut on ] saw a lot of sun fish Their
and | think there are many crappies and
bass. We will cut hole in the ice and
take them out with net, and II we ind
many will continue for several days. We
want to do what we can to make Cut or
lake good fishing resort for the people OF
Omaha. and from reports OF the catches
which were made during the summer I
think the bass which we have planted dur
ing the last few years are growing nicely
Ilnn n do Do business RnnsIAn
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-06
One Fare for the round Trip.

Via Chicago Great Western railway TO
points within $50 miles. Tickets on sale
every Saturday and Sunday to April /,
1906 Good returning the following Monday.
Low rates to other points on sale every
Friday. For full information apply 10 TT,
II. Churchill, G. A, 1872 Farnam ST.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-06
New.boys at the Burvood.

one hundred and fifty newsboys THURSDAY
wood theater as the guests of Manager w
j. Burgess. The boys were accompanied
by Rome Miller and family and Probation
Omeer Bernstein. Before the show the
youngsters gave a good exhibition on lung
power on the walk IN front OF the lobby.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-06

TOM ENCING today we
" will cap the climax in
value giving, tor we have re-
duced the prices 30 %, 40 %
and SO % on several thou
sand high grade garments. So
much warm weather this sea-
son has kept the piles of Over
coats and Winter Suits on our
tables twice as high as they
should be at this time of the year.
This gives you even a better chance to
choose than usual
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-06

Twenty-eighth. boy; Leonard Mattson. 1896
North Seventeenth. boy; Andrew Carsten-
sen. S0l7 Burdette. girl
Deaths-Clarence Andersen, 254 Ohio. \;
Bertha NJ. Mogensen, 348 South Sixteenth
AZ
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-06
An Outrage.

Irs an outrage to let your skin suffer
without help, when burned or wounded.
Use Bucklen's Arnica salve, 25o. Fore sale
by Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-06
Lace Curtains,

Saturday, Dining Room Curtains, Cluny
$50 to s6O0 values, at 80 per pair.
ORCHARD n WILHELM CARPET co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-06

Have you friends? In the east? In the
west? In the old country Send them
each a copy of the Jubilee Edition OF The
Bee Advertise Omaha.