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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-07-13
The First Paper by ELECTRICITY.

The Clinch Valley News press was
run this week. for the first tine, by
electricity, This is. therefore the first
paper ever run OF by electricity In
Iazewell or in the Clinch Valley. The
motor was Set and shafting, etc, put
up 10y Mr.. John Bowser. The wiring
and gearing up was put in and the
machine started by Mr.. c. @. Long, the
electrician, and general manager OF the
Electric Light aud Power Co, assisted
by Mr. Chas. Larimer. Owing TO slight
break down in the new plant OF the
Power Company here. the current was
furnished from the plant OF Buston &
Sons. Everything worked right from
the start, showing that the workmen
knew their business. or course we are
gratified- almost as proud as a boy
with his first boots. We have wanted.
and ought to have had this machine
and power years ago, but not until now
could we get current.
The motor will enable us to run Off
the paper in a short time, besides driv-
ing the job presses in the office. and
thereby relieving US OF great deal OF
hard, slow work.
We thank our friends and customt rs.
through whose patronage and support
we have been able 70 install and pay
for in cash, this much needed power.
But, one thing calls for another. We
need, and must have, paper folding
machine, and type setting machine.
and ought TO have them at once. Think
OF folding even few thousand papers
by hand, and having to pick up, one at
time, every type in a paper even no
larger than the News It's too slow
and expensive, and We must stop It..
and intend to. We are not afraid to
trust the friends and patrons OF this
paper to help US pay for these ma
chimes, as they have this motor. See
how easy 1t will be-if each subscriber
on our list will send us one dollar. at
practically the same time-say within
month, we can easily buy the two
machines needed, and install them
without debt, as we Lave the motor.
pay all expenses. and no body feel the
pressure. Pretty soon we are going 10
ask you to do IL.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-07-13
That Fragrant Ham.

The editor of this paper, along with
about four other lucky citizens of this
town, is indebted to Mr.. H. S. Bowen.
for fine 2-year old ham,
Henry didn't ask us, as is usual, to
'please credit this on subscription"-
not bit of it. Henry Bowen enjoys his
splendid farm and home, and is never
happier, so his neighbors say, than
when he is contributi lg to other peo-
pies happiness and comfort.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-07-13
An Appeal
Helpless Mother and Hungry
Children.
Adjourned

Falls Mills, Va, June 10.
Clinch Valley News,
Tazewell, Virginia.
Gentlemen:
] notice in the News an account Of
McNews trial and conviction for shoot
ing Mr.. Brown. / never met either
Brown or McNew, and have no feeling
in the matter, as between the two
men. The jury, who sat upon the
case, / know TO be honorable, law
abiding men-men, most OF them. /
presume, who have wives and chill
dren-so had McNew, and this mother
and her five little ones are here. Her
son-in-law, Matheny, works at the
Silica Brick Yards. Matheny is very
nice young man, just beginning life,
and totally unable to take care Of his
own and McNews family. AS soon as
he brought his mother-in-law 10 his
house the merchants here turned him
down, and he pays now 10 per cent
more for his goods than before. VIII
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-07-13
REVIVAL MEETINGS WILL
COMM ENCE HERE SUNDAY

DIR. Jas. p. Lichtenberger,
OF New York City, will aid the
pastor, Stephen Dlvis. in four
weeks meeting commencing next
Sunday. DR.. Lichtenberger's
experience has extended all the
way from the small town to the
largest congregation Of Disci-
pies in the greatest metropolis OF
the United States. intellectually,
he mas had the advantages of the
smaller colleges, as well as one
of the largest universities in
America. lie has been pastor
OF the following churches: Pax
ton, Ill GreenviIle. H., Canton,
ILL.,, Buffdlo, Y. Y, and New
York City. He has served as
President of the Illinois S. S.
Association, Corresponding Sec
retary OF New York Missionary
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-07-13
PIANO
Contest
A SUBSCRIBER.

-. Votes.
Miss Cora Grccar, Wittcns Mills. 4.525
Mrs. Ethel Sutherland. n. Taz.. 300
Miss Josia Gross, Maxwell. 3IOO
Miss Annie VI. Carter, Hickman. 2.5O0
Miss Dixie Moore, q GOODWILL. W. Va 2. 400
MISS oopha Hubble, l,900
MISS Ahce Grey buchanan, 1,G75
Miss Dolly May, Tazewen, 500
Miss Fannie Whitley, North 500
Miss Ida Painter, Five Oaks. 800
Miss Rachel Bowen, Ruslxin. $50
Miss Carrie Mcclure, Cedar Bluff. GOO
Miss Louise White, Five Oaks, 800
Little Mary Gladys Painter 800
Miss Lcttic lowder, 400
Mrs. Edgar Steele, Tho. Valley. 400
Mrs. Jean May johnson, Radford. 400
Miss Rosa Burton, Grafton, 400
Mrs. Il. G.. Shunlcbarger. Cove Or. 800
Miss lstilcna Fagg, 2OC
Mrs. Mamie T.. Steele. Stcclsburg. 300
Miss Maggie Lester, Paint Lick: 200
Miss Mary Anderson, Graham, 300
Mrs Martha Jackson, ,Finneys Sd'ng 200
Mrs. CD Bclcher, Med View, 300
Mrs. J. Il. Dodson, Berwind, 200
Miss Jessie GrOscclose, Ceres, 80
BurISe's Garden Academy, 700
Stuart Institute, Belfast, 2e0
Graham College, 200
Cedar Blur High School, 300
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-07-13
SONG SERVICE.

The song service will be un ..er
the leadership of Miss Pauline
Wambaugh. Her experienced
and well trained voice will add
much to the meeting. Under
her guidance there will be plenty
OF music.
The pastor extends an invita-
ton, which includes every man,
woman and child, to be present
Sunday morning and each night
while the meeting lasts. to enjol
the music and hear the trutl
found in the Gospel o. e.u>
Christ. The Gospel is the best
remedy for all tr .ub!es. 1t emo
bles the life and makes it worth
living,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-07-13
Mr.. and Ms. Fa :g on Extended
Visit.

Mrs. Fagg, the well known and
popular proprietrees of Hotel Phoem,,
and her husband left ON yesterday for
an extended trip through the West
and South. They will visit at Denver,
Colorado, San Francisco and other
Southern coast cities. In theHmean
time the Phoenix will be under the
management of the Misses Fagg, as
sisted by coterie Of charming young
cousins, now visiting there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fagg viii be absent
several weeks.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-07-13
Some TazeweII Bow.

Washington and Lee University Of.
fers scholarship TO a student from
this county. The scholarship means
free tuition. Any worthy young man
may apply. For further particulars
address this office.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-07-13
FREE MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP.

The Ithaca N. " Conservatory of
music offers two scholarships to ap-
plicants from Virginia, valued at 500,
each, in either voice, violin, piano,
organ and elocution. Parties interest
ed, address, Geo. c.. Williams, Mgr.
Ithaca, New York.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-07-13

MIR. Ira c., Castlewood, says. "who
comes once Will como twice. Her heart
be sure Is not of lee" "Thcy" pre-
sumo he was held up by the rain storm
Sunday afternoon.
Success To the good old News.
A SUBSCRIBER.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-07-13
Job Printing,

OF any character executed by our
job Department. Phone or write.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-07-13

News, Advertisements. Etc. sent
us by phone will receive prompt
attention. Telephone 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15
REPUBLICANS ARE UNITING
Garry on Preliminary Contest for NOmins-
items Without Bitter FightL
FEW RNAlRlES FOR ANY OF OFFICES
Harmony on Senators and Agreement
ON House Ticket with Two or
Three Exceptions - Pri-
mnries Tuesday.
FEW RNALRlEs FOR ANY OF OFFICES

The present preliminary contest for the
selection OF republican candidates for the
tall election il almost unique in the fact
of the absence Of states and bitter fac
tional fights. The disposition to harmonize
and get together on ticket that will win
at the polls and the desire to avoid repe-
titlon OF the experience at the spring cleo
ton, when the democrats ran away with
the prize, seems to be more plainly mani
Tested than for a long time.
Efforts TO reach a common basis, first
took shape in conferences of the various
candidates and in the matter OF the sena-
torial ticket 1t practically worked Itself
out by self-eliminatio ton of all the capdidates
except four, three being Charles l.. Saund-
ers. l.. c. Gibson and b. f. Thomas, pres
ent incumbents and the fourth, ]. NJ
Mcfarland.
For the house the candidates did moi
make much Roadway in she matter OF
reaching a ticket satisfactory to all, thousf
few got-eut of the way before the ticket
was made up and one, Beecher Highly, an
nounced his withdrawal since. .t..
Efforts OF the harmonfzsrs TO agree OF
nine candidates seem to have failed, al
though they succeeded to this extent, thai
a list OF eleven names has been made UP
from which republican voters are TO b'
asked TO select nine men with the reserva
: ton thatsThe Bee would oppose the nomi
nation of G. ]. Andersen, Notwithstanding
the fact that his rame is on the list
The list is:
.senate-Ls c. Gibson. Charles saunder
House-Charles j. Andersen, S. c. Barnes
+. c. Best, Henry T. Clarke. jr., ]. T
Dousherty N. p. Dodge, jr., oliver S
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15
SWIMMING CONTESTS c0NTINE
Daniels VIII EndeavOr to Break One
Mile Record Held by
Himself.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1.-THE weather is a
trifie cool for swimming contests, but de-
clared to be ideal for distance swimming
and will tend to make the one-mile cham
pionship swim one of the most interesting
features of todays program in the second
days meet OF the National Athletic Asso-
citation union swimming championships at
Laughlin's lake. c. NJ. Daniels of the
New York Athletic club holds the world S
record in this event of 26;41.s. He will en-
deavor to beat this record.
Other events scheduled for today are:
1O0-yard junior swim, 5O-yard intermediate
swim, lOo-yard swim on back. 220-yard
championship swim, water polo game, New
York Athletic club against Chicago Young
Mems Christian association.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15
Watch Sunday Papers for Our Great Silk
Sale Monday. See 18th St. Window Display
Erwin, A. r. Harvey. Michael Lee, f. S.
Tucker and James Walsh.
Other Combina tions Likely

Erwin, A. r. Harvey. Michael Lee, f. S.
Tucker and James Walsh.
other COmbina tions Likely.
At the same time other combinations are
being made on the outside. There is
prospect OF a labor ticket, including the
names OF John .. Yeiser, w. ii. Cham
penoy Ed Leeder and Others Some opposl-
ton also is manifested to N. p. Dodge, jr,
on account OF his sponsorship of the pri-
mary election law.
For county attorney the fight is actively
between w. w. Slabaugh, the present In
cumbent, and ]. c. Kinsler. The fight on
the present county attorney seems to be
animated on personal grounds by disap-
pointed applicants for deputyships under
| him, when he was first elected.
| For county commissioner In the First
district, M. j.. Kennard, present official,
J. b. Hummel and w. G. Templeton are the
candidates Kennard is anxious to keep the
place. but has some objections to meet
| principally among those who have not for
given him for tying up last year with the
democrats in the organization of the board.
| Hummell' was street commissioner under
| Mayor Moores and enters the contest with
record of efficiency He went out OF
the office last spring gracefully, after hav-
| ing done what he could to secure the cleo
| zion of the republican ticket at the city
election. w. G. Templeton is an old soldier
md deputy state oil inspector.
The five outgoing members of the school
board are candidates for reelection and
are asking for nomination at this primary
| These men are John L. McCague. ]. w
| Maynard. DR.. ]. H Vance Charles Hard
ing and Robert Dempster. Aside from these
! three others are candidates, ]. II. WinspeaI
1 from the county treasurer's office, w. b
| Christie who was juggled out OF office by
the old Pearse regime. and James ID
Richardson. young business man con-
Injected with the Richardson Drug com
pany. Friends OF the last two are activt
and II any of the five members fail OF
nomination these probably will win.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15
NOW is THE TINE
To Take BrOmO-Lax.

Z Easy to catch cold these days-easy to
cure It with Bromo Lax.
II you feel cold coming oa. go to your
Druggists and get a box OF Bromo Lax
It viii cure the cold and prevent Lagrippe,
and IL will leave no bad effects like quiz
nine preparatons-becaus there Is no
quinine In Bromo Lax.
Bromo Lax is a scientific preparation.
II does the work quietly-surely-saft Atty
your Druggists is instructed to return the
purchase price If Broiho Lax does not DO
the work.
Bromo Lax comes only in an orange
colored bOx-so be sure you get the right
kind-the label reads-Bromo Lax con
tains no quinine-all Druggists sell & &c.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15
OMAHA WILL QUIT SECOND
Drops Into Third Place I'm Grain
Centers, hut that L. Only
Temporarily.

Though local grain men expect Omaha to
finish the year in second place among the
primary corn markets. this city win have
10 bow for the time being to ST. Louis
The report for July OF the government De-
partment OF Commerce and Labor, just re-
ceived at the once OF the Grain exchange
credits 81. Louis with receipts OF 17.74. sO6
bushels OF corn for the six months ending
July 81. while Omaha received 1854. 400
bushels. which was gain OF 5000 900
bushels over the hrst seven months Of
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15
FATHER SHERMAN TO LECTURE
NOn-CathoIics mt Creigh-
- ton University.

Father T. p. Sherman. s. J.. son OF the
late General w. 7: Sherman. win deliver
course of lectures in Omaha, beginning
October 7. at p. M, and continuing until
October IS. They will be delivered in the
auditorium OF Creighton university. Father
Bronsgeest Of ST. Johns church made the
arrangements for the lectures, which he
first thought 10 have in his church, but
IL was impossible TO get the church for
those dates. These lectures are to be for
non-Catholics and no Catholic will be ad-
mitted unless he be accompanied by nou-
Catholic.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15
GoMPERS TO BE IN OMAHA
Expected to Arrive satur-
day Morning.

Samuel Z. Gompers, president OF the
American Federation of Labor. is expected
TO arrive in Omaha from the east Satur-
day morning and speak according to sched-
ule Saturday evening at Krug park, his
speech to be the last OF those set for the
week OF labor celebration at that place.
The week was opened by a talk by w. j.
Bryan and since that time rain has in
terfered with the program which had been
arranged. Should the rain and cold con-
tinue until Saturday night the committee
WIN arrange for hall in which Mr.. Com
pers will speak.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15

Havre; Friedrich der Crosse, for Bremen
Oscar II, for Copenhagen; Kaiserin Au-
gllste Victoria, for Hamburg; Francesa
for Naples. Arrived: Deutschland and Graf
, Waldersee, from Hamburg.
At Naples-Arrived: Germania, from Mar
seilles Madonna, from New York; Prin-
cess Irene, from New York.
At Leghorn-Arrived: Calabria, from
New York.
At Genoa-sailed: Nord America, for
New York.
At Montreal-Sailed: Sicilian, for Glas-
gov.
AT Boston-Arrived Saxonia, from Liver
pool. Sailed: Republic. for Liverpool.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15

Movements Of Ocean Vessels Sept. III.
At Bremen-Arrived Breslau. from Balti-
more.
AT Observation-Disclosures: Bostonian, from
Boston.
AT LIverpool-Arrived: Majestic. from
New York; Merton, from Philadelphia.
AT Antwerp-Arrived. Manitou, from Phil
adelphia.
At oueenstown-sailed: westernland. for
Philadelphia.
At New York-Salled La Lorraine, for
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15
LOVER LOSES GIRL AND MIND
Bennington Bachelor Becomes De-
ranged When Another Man
Marries HIS Adored One,

John Soil, bachelor warmer from near
Bennington, has been given over to the
custody of his brother, Christ Soil. by the
insanity commission before which he was
taken on complaint filed by neighbor.
1t is asserted by some of the neighbors
that Soil lost his mind because a young
woman he was paying attention to mar
ried another man about five years ago.
Soil told number OF fanciful stories about
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15
- - RACERTAIN SAFE
0.o.os TREATMENT

Even and potash could Contagious Blood Poison the
than the disease But they cannot the vile disorder they
ience when the treatment left off, When the virus Contagious Blood
circulation
lOathsOe symptoms begin The mouth and throat ueerate hair
the body and and ulcers break and
abl
being
builds
medical advice free CO.. ATLANTA
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15
HAYDEN BROS, ?.

asst year. Omaha was in second place a
nr ago.
At the same time, the market has gone
from tenth place in oats receipts last year
to sixth place this year, and from eighth
place to sixth place in wheat receipts.
Local receipts of all grains for the seven
months show a large increase
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15

what the neighbors were saying of hin
in order to injure his reputation. The
hoard made him promise to cease carrying
a revolver and to leave the neighbors alone
and then put him in charge of his brother
who promised to look after him.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15

Miss Hope Hanchett Is visiting relatives
in Sioux City. Ia
Miss Helen Ribbed will leave Sunday
evening to Join a party Of college friends
at Chicago. after which she will go to
Northampton, where she win enter her
Junior year at Smith college.
Mr.. Arthur Jaynes is expected back from
Winnipeg, Canada, Saturday morning,
where he has been spending the past
month
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15
VAN DORM COMPANY SELLS
Grain Concern Passes Into Hands Of
G. ii. Lyons and w. b.
Weeks,

The Van Dorm Grain company has sole
out under that name and hereafter will
be known as the Lyons-Weeks Grain COM
pany. w. b. Weeks has owned a half
interest in the Van Dorm company 70:
some time and after buying out his part
ners he took George H. Lyons in as a
partner and the new company was then
organized.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15
Haydens' the Greatest Grocery Department in Omaha
Fresh Goods Hiqhes md Lowest Prices

20 lbs. best Pure Cane Granulated
sugar ''.'......... ........... Woo
lbs. best Rolled Oatmeal. ........2 sc
7 lbs. best Hand Picked Navy Beans. .25o
10 lbs. best White or Yellow Cornmeal lao
9 lbs. choice Japan Rice. ..........2 5o
Peanut Butter, per Jar. 30
Potted Ham or Deviled Ham, can. az o
Potted Chicken or Turkey, per can. 30
The best Mixed Picking Spices, Id. 200
3-lb. cans Boston Baked Beans. .7Mo
glib. cans Fancy Sweet Sugar Corn. 80
2-lb. cana Fancy Wax or String Beans.7h o
s-lb. cans Fancy Table Beets. 80
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15
NOTES ON OMAHA SOCIETY.

Miss Helen Davis gave prettily APP
pointed luncheon at the Country club
Thursday in honor of Miss Daniels of Bos-
ton. The table decorations and the place
cards were in lavender and white. Covers
were laid for twenty-four.
One Of the largest and most unique lunch
cons of the week was that given by Mrs.
G. w. Lininger at the Country club Thurs
day, the guests all being old and intimate
friends of the hostess. The table was beau
tifully decorated with white clemitis and
a large bunch of red-salvia in a handsome
cut glass vase adorned the center. The
place cards were unique little Mexican
souvenirs, bearing small bird designs. Cow
ers were laid for Mesdames Henry Yates,
]. L. Webster E. Wakeley, Joseph Baker
ST., Jesse Lafey. Frank Colpetzer, r. c.
Moore, Edward A. Cudahy. John Horbach,
John Monnell, George Thummel, Charles
Green, George L. Miller, J. NJ. Metcalf, w.
r. Brown. Dubois and Frank Halter.
Miss Bessie Fry has issued invitations for
a luncheon at the Country club Saturday.
Mrs. G. w. Lininger will entertain at
luncheon again Tuesday at the Country
club.
Mrs. E. M. Morsman gives a bridge
and luncheon Wednesday at the Country
club.
Mrs. w. ID. Bancker will entertain at
bridge Thursday at the Country club.
Mrs. G. s. Forworthy gave a luncheon
at her home, 49Os Burdette street, Tuesday.
in honor of Mrs Hef1inger of David City.
Covers were laid for Mrs Hefflinger, Mrs.
NJ. V. Solomon, Mrs. Emmett Solomon and
Mrs. C. E. springmeyer Of Benson.
Mrs. j. A. Mcintyre give a large and
beautifully arranged four-course luncheon
at the Field club Thursday. White and
purple asters formed the table decorations,
and the color scheme OF purple and white
was carried out in the dainty place cards
and refreshments The luncheon was fol-
lowed by a six-handed high five party, al
which pretty -hand-palnted china prizes
were awarded TO the winners. The first
prize. an American beauty rose plate, went
| TO Mrs c. w Sanborn. the second prize, a
forget-me-not plate, to Mrs. M. ]. Ken
nard; the third prize, a beautiful cup and
saucer, went to Mrs. Charles Harding, and
the consolation prize TO Mrs. Clara Wilson
! The guests included: Mesdames w. Fergu
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15

II you have anything TO trade advertis.
IT in the For Exchange column Of The
Bee Want Ad page.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15
Marriage Iiren.ea

The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday:
Name and Residence. Age.
John Il. Grant Glenwood. Ia. 40
May Brown. Fremont, Neb. .............. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15
In furnishing Goods

You'll find fall and winter stocks the most complete in
the city Every effort has been expended to excel in not only
variety but quality of howngs and gratifying
Mems New Fall Shirts shown in variety of style and pattern
that will meet with your immediate approval and bet en-
ter values produced at $780, $00 and .JVC
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15

Ratchet Bit Brace. ............,.5 SEQ
Ratchet Nickeled Brace, ball bearing 8l.l5
regular 81 Ratchet Brace, B. B. SLAB
Just received. 100 dozen 4-tie nne Carpet
9rooms, which sell regular for 200, for
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15

son, Charles Hemple C. Heath, Charles
Harding, l.. n. Gordon. C. II. Grafton. T.
wards, NJ. ]. Kennard. Fred Knapp,
Huntley, j. Mcdonald. ID. II. Redwich. l..
]. Nelson, j. Wallworth, c. W. Sanford,
]. Healey. C. Wilson, N. Reckard, v. Rey-
nolds, G. A. Rohrbaugh. ]. H. Robertson, X,
e. Rogers, r. Stevenson, Clarence Peterson,
w. A Spencer, F. P. Smith. Frank Sucker,
of South Omaha, swiler, Frank Rym. Ben
White, George Wilson, ]. L. Adams. c.
r. Bone, r. ". Coles. w. N Dorward, ].
B. Blanchard, T. L. Combs, NJ. Cavenaugh,
j. l.. Criss, d. Cheney, F. c. Craig, A.
Cornish, ]. b. Klausner, NJ. E. Bowling,
H. o. Frederick, NJ. French. Guy Ferguson,
w. Butts and Eugene Duval.
Mr.. Fred Carlock of Chicago is the guest
OF Mr. Arthur Rogers.
Mr.. William Brace Fonda will return
this week from a vacation spent in New
York City.
Mr.. Will Brown OF Tennessee is visiting
at the home of his aunt. Mrs. ]. H.
Butler.
Rev. Frank Loveland of Webster City,
Ia, who has accepted the call for the
pastorate of the First Methodist church cs
this city, was guest Thursday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Brecken-
| ridge.
Mr. and Mrs. T w. Reed OF San Fran
cisco are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bush
man.
Miss Helen Rahm will return Sunday
1 morning from her summer vacation spent
among the Minnesota lakes.
Mr.. Richard Baum leaves today for
| Swathmore college.
Mr.. Denise Barkalow and Mr.. Willard
Butler will leave Sunday for Yale
Mrs ]. B. Berry OF Chicago formerly of
Omaha spent Wednesday in this city. Mrs,
Berry was accompanied home by her
daughter Mrs Christie Sumner.
Miss Lillian Miller. who has been III
with typhoid fever, is convalescing
rapidly at Wise Memorial hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. c. Kennedy are back
from a visit in the east
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Edholm have as their
guest DIT. Dora Judkins of Fullerton.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15

Closing out all sizes Ship Augers. .25e
All sizes Car Bits without screws. .25c
1s-in. No. Disston Panel Saws. ITO
26-in. No. Z Disston Hand Saws. .S11o
2s-in. No. Disston Rip Saws. .91.27