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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
The Rate for Classified
Want Advertising

IL cent per word. Net Cash In AZ.
VANCE, with minimum cost OF ~
cents for each Insertion. The salno
rate applies to deaths, ,n,arrlase o'
obituaries and Nil other clnssiiieo ~
q tees. No display type allowed IN .Ao
classified colunns. fN Ns4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04

SEND us YOUR BROKEN CASTINGS.
We will braze them rs good as new.
Brass and iron castings. STRlChLANl1,
MACHINE CO.. Twenty-fourth and
Main.
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" A.<TED--PARTY WITH MILL TO
saw 100000 feet lumber. THE KER-
Y SHAW MANUFACTURING COM
g PANY, Chase City. Va
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TR1GG sHIPYARD EQUIPMENT. CON.
ssting OF machinery, tools, store<rooom1
supplies. motors Us HIP. to 100 HIP ,
betting (single and double leather),
shafting, pulleys, hangers, etc. Lumber
and nre wood cheap. Address s. NJ.
/. TOMLINsON, Shipyards. Richmond, Va.
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yYANTED-AT ONCE, A FIRST-cLAsS
;sienographer who Is also lelegrapher
operator: or young man or lady who
rs telegraph operator 10 do sonrc
teiegraphing and balance time do spe-
c.a5 office work State age experience,
earliest date could report for duty. Adj
dress VIRGINIA BRIDGE AND IRON
!. Coz Roaspkc. Va,
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WANTED, FOR u. s. ARMY.-ABLE.
bodied unmarried men, between ages OF
good character and temperate habits,
u who can speak. read and write English.
For Information apply to RECRUITING
III OFFICER $40 East Broad street. Rich
III tnond, Va
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WE BRAzEs CAST IRON. GOOD WORK
promptly done at moderate prices.
LAND IAN; - Ha "a S1Ee CO c TWentyfourth
and Main. 5,f ss,
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NOTICE.

HAVE MOVED ,NEXT DOOR TO MY
old stand Eighth and Main Streets
Everything new In Hats and FURNISH
ing Goods; standard makes; reasonable
prices. NUSCOE II. GARRETT.
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS,

THREE CARLOADS LATEST STYLES
Buggies Surveys and RunahoutH; steel
tire and rubber tire. Call and make
your choice. Our leader II f. beautiful
top buggy for So Big value. ~. X
RACHE & SONS. 1905 East AIain Street.
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STATE TEST FARM
couple of good strong white men for
farm work; good wages to right parties.
Address S. II. IIAMLETT. Superinten-
dent, Sake, Va.
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SITUATION WANTED. Female

tWANTED-BY REFINED EDUCATED
young lady position as epverness or
companions remuneration optional
NJ S32 Times-Dispa tch,
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where quality is evident IN every par
ticular. Sec our stock ot the beat ven!-
Giles for the money at our new resposl-
tory. A. MEYERS SONS. 10 South
Eighth Street.
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RICHMOND BLUE PRINT COMPANY
makes blue prints. rain or shine, by
electricity. We pay strict attention to
ut-of-town orders. 2 North Eleventh
y "
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MULES, MUI.Es-p.5 S. TRANS
fer Company: so head young :, mules.
PENDENT, at Company's Stables. 415-
All North Paca Street. Baltimore, Md.
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MEN AND BOYS fwANTED--LEARN
I plumbing, bricklaying, plasterlng, three I1rs,s
best trades. U. s. government employs
graduates. Union cards g !! !,s11 n Il
NJ SCHOOLS, New York, Chicago 81.
n .o11ie IL s f'5AEa f..'
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RUBBER BOOTS REPAIRED.


5C. HALFSOLED, HEELS 35C. PATCH
es l5c. and upwards. Water bags and
rubber goods fixed. DREW'S ELEC-
TRIO SHOE FACTORY. ZIG L. Main.
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Help Wanted--Male and Female.

THE VIRGINIA SCHOOL AGENCY.
Culpeper. Va. has Just received calls
for Twenty-Five Iritdic school teachers al
salaries ranging from $35 to $50; also
science and mathematics, for CONNER,
cial course and for wind ana stringed
Instruments of music Applicants will
Y please state salary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04

MANITOBA YOUNG MAN TO CUT
meat. a. MEYER, 32o5 Harrison Street.
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PANAMA HATS.
MACHINERY,

TRY us on MACHINE REPAIRS AND
new work. We have modern equip
ment and employ only EXPERT mechanics,
rast-irnp brazing, STRICKLAND Ma
CHINE 60. TWenty-fonrth and Main.
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DRAWINGS oF'ts.ALL, KINDS MADE
quick and accurate. Room g. North
Eleventh Street. Phone 1854. P. O..
Box TAP. f5tt, as
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MINERS wANTED-sTEADY EN-,
Nh ployment and good wages TOR az
classes Of miners at ARMlN1Oo
MINES Mineral, va.
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sW4ANTED-AN E X p E r e n C f d
Z double-entry book-keeper who is also n
,2enographer and typewriter; permanent
NsitiOn for proper party. p. O. Box
-I RichnrQnd Va. -g
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NoT1CE-IF YOU WILL SEND Me s21a
1 will send you gallon Of corn whlskey,
eight years old. BEN TERRY. Clarks-
vile. va. t4al n ;fsi &
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WE STAND READY AND WILLING
to pay 500 for the production OF any
case Of pain I'VE cannot cure to stay
cured. We know how to sure sickness
and we cure 1T Defective hearing
cured Reference: Cured patients
- DIVINE HEALING INSTITUTE III
EQst Clay street. Richmond. Va.
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GOOD LIVE INSURANCE MEN ~
IA handle one of the best propositions
u ever offered the public; liberal contracts
to the right men. Apply between tne
hours Of and 10, Room 49, Merchants
4. National Bank Building.
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WE MAKE BLUE PRINTS. RAIN OR
shine, by electricity. 2 N. Eleventh.
Phone 22S4. a 3.s 4t
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HELP WANTED-Male.

ANY INTELLlG EN.r PERSON MAY
earn good income, corresponding ras =, lot To-
gend Tor patlculars- PRESS SYNDl-
y CATE. Lockport, n. 7.
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ASSISTANT CARPENTER FOREMAN
Answer to Bon s37, Dnnvlle, Va.
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A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLD-
ers Of the Jefferson Realty Corporation
will be held at the Jefferson Hotel, Rich
mond Va, on Monday. May 14th, at ~
o'clock,
Ell (Signed) o. It. WElSlGER, Sec.
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SITUATION WANTED-Male

"a QUIET, SOBER YOUNG MAN JUST
arrived In city wants work: honarable;
can give reference. Address II 473,
q Times Dispatch.
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SWEET CIDER BY BAR:
o. carload RIso cmrn 9s
Tor nrices. GREENWOOD CiRI.sT &
Cider MILLS. Greenwood Depot. va,
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OBSTRUCTION OF SAN FRAN AN.
cisco"-Best book; large profits aGt
4 quick: sample free. GLOBE LO IN
& PANY, sT23 Chestnut Street. fh lll
U pha. .4N.l t.L nN-I
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MILLINERY.

SAILORS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
Twelve dozen Bandaux Sailors. Untrim-
med, In all colors soc. each. Every
Trimmed Hat reduced to almost one
half Childrcns Hats a specially.
Quilts, Wings and American Beauty
Roses at half YOU pay on the other side
of street No charge for trimming. Mrs.
CHAMLEE. SIG and 3S East Broad,
NEW AND PRETTY DESIGNS IN
Spring Millinery. Imported and Domestic
Trimmed Hats. Call and select what
s surpr iseo YOU toi M Mrs. JUL1us BEAR.
1923 East Main street.
BRIGHT SPRING AND SUMMER MIL
linery, all latest shapes and shades:
something pleasing for one. Call and
see my selection before buying. Mrs. NJ.
l.. WORKMAN, ZIG n. Third Street.
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1NDERs-wANTED TO WORK
81 sHEEP-BOOK COVERERS, STAMP
& ERs, GOLD LAYERS. ELLIS MA
CHINE HACKERS. EXTRA FIN lSH-
d ERS, APPRENTICES; NEW lORA
# SCALE WAGES: STEADY WORk.
P. o. BOX 1896. NEW YORK.
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THE AVERAGE YOUNG NAN ABsO-
3s- lulely wastes enough money every, year ,,;
5& "a pay for a course of study at The
4 Southern School of Mechanical an nc At
that would nut him in the class Of use
q ful and money-making lnechanicians and
inventors. Summer session now be-
ginning.
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5000 TO LEND ON DIAMONDS AND
z Gold Watches at New York rate Of In
terest. N. Il. JACOBS G. SONS LOAN
4 OFFICE, 1920 East Main.
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MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF AVN
ings, rents and, Flags in the South;
! prices, right. H.t.Is COPELAND g. co..
los North Ninth. Phone 2576.
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roy sALE-BuRNT WHEAT. THE
Ltnd that makes hons lay, $l.Oo per 100
no,indg. w j. TODD. a2G North Sixth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04

COMPETENT COLORED MAN WANTS
a position Of any kind-janitor, driver,
fireman. care-taker. lil7 West Leigh
= Street, B. E. p
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WITH SOME KNOW
I ledge of book keeping. Address IN own
3gs handwriting, giving reference ana
4 salary expected, L AL Times-Dlspalcil.
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OFFICE BOY 3WANTED-ADDRESS IN
own handwriting j 712, this office.
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ED-IAiMEDIATELY A THOR
oughly competent and settled nurse,
none need apply without references. 800
East Grace Street.
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JOE BICKERSTAFT MAKES KEYS
and repairs locks. 1871 Z. Main.
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TO TAKE NOTICE WE
have Just unloaded a car each OF Ten
x nessee'' and "Thornhill" Farm Wagons.
3 ynu need q new wagon. Call. w. *.
BACHE & SONS, 1406 East Main Street.
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ron sALE-A FIFTY HORSEPOWER
Boiler in fine order for sale cheap; Ap-
NV TO Box Is, p. O., Richmond, Va.
1,1,,cr an vacant lot, Twenty-fifth Street,
between Main and Franklin.
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WE WANT YOU TO CALL AT 7o3 EAST
we have the largest and best limo OF
Trunks and Travelling Necessities IN the
city: repairing done: II. W. ROUN-
TREE & BRO. Trunk and Bag Co. ~ 4"
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- r0R A ROUND sELF-TEEDER
stove isinglass doors. at JURGEN'S
FURNITURE STORE. A9-49l East
Broad street, -.-...L
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If. WE CLOSED UP. OUR CLOTHING
branch and only run n trunk, bag and
suit case store. we couldn't run a better
one than we do now. All the new inno-
vatons in things for travellers trappings
to be had only at BERRY'S-.ure here.
ready at all times; and running n cloth
ing store, too, enables us to sell en-
cheaper. O., II. BERRY & co.
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M EXITING NOTICE.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL. MEETING
of the stockholders OF tho Banghman
4 Stationery Company will be held in tho
& office OF tho company, 1907 East Main
Street. Richmond Va. Wednesday.
y May 8, 1906 at noon.
JAMES s. FRANCIS. Treasurer.
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TIIr PEST VARIETIES AND THE
heat Rose Bushes IN America. $1.o0 per
dozen and up. MERIT ROSE CO., w.
Grace and Cedar.
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IT " S1,REENS-MAKE YOUR OWN
srrcens: wire from lDc. yard up; frames
&c. up. NEW STORE. VAuGHAN'S,
z ". Broad. Va
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HELD WANTED-FEMALE.

AMBITIOUS GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSE
work; good home: can improve educa-
ton; good wages. Mrs. BAGWELL, ISIS
riggs Avenue Baltimore. Md
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ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN
on Awnings, Tents and Flags: prompt
work: large stock. II. II. COPELAND
& co. Phone 2576.
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BARGAIN FOR A QUICK BUYER
fine paying lunch room; strict inyestiga-
ton quoted. Answer quick. @ $50. care
Tirncs- Dispatch 4
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SOFA BEANs-DoO BUSHELS FOR
sale. Price very low for good beans.
Write JONATHAN IAVENS, Washing
ton N. c.
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ANTIQUES,
EDUCATIONAL.

fSCuOOLs WISHING TEACHERS AND
teachers wishing position for next SEES.
sion address CENTRAL II EACH ERS'
AGENCY, Box IL. Richmond. Va
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-09-01
II I n L S
THE SUN

which the Chicago Recorder
offered by lands in the Southwest
particularly high these
words $1S6 from This was the great held
tell the
with which the land could be for planting BY irrigation and
results
Chicago
Florida
advantage his opportunities
0O
Sanford worth It's best high $4,000 We
before the ngue Orlando potatoes Hast
onered farmers who will Texas utterly We
of It's advertised
pendture money and labor
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-09-01
NINTH PAGE
Saturday. September I. 1906
Send In the Hurry Call, Cooemon
ey

Some time called
the which
the Railroad Commission Florida their
columns that the need for the
Railroad Commission congestion the
freight GREATER WAS.
little relief followed Commissioner Jacksonville
but the conditions chances
THAT THEY WILL GROW WORSE.
The Of Jacksonville appointed committee
about relief but this committee than RECON-
MEND 14. 8H..#
The Railroad that and the Railroad
Commission cannot act until Morgan and
both them Tallahassee take the matter up
Commissioner Burr had time the testimony taken at his
line OF action
building of depot
but that life number OF people
this State IS THREATENING THE BUSINESS PRESTIGE OF THE
chief city In the State
States notably Brunswick and Savannah ARE REACHING OUT FOR
FLORIDA BUSINESS, which belongs to Jacksonville.
The trouble extends the entire State To lesser degree perhaps
Of
cities Florida this
inability them
We think that matters that engaging the attention OF the Governor
matters We mainly accord with him his drainage
proposition ABSORB HIS ENTIRE ATTENTION.
little attention directed the Railroad
mission IS BOTH ADVISABLE AND NECESSARY.
relieve paralaon business of this State
caused the congestion the railroad yards RESTS SOLELY WITH THE
RAILROAD COMMISSION.
The Railroad Commission taking ieve because the
absence two Of Its members
SOLELY
THE GOVERNOR.
the Railroad Commission the freight and
paraizaton OF business.
8 ourse seconds TO the on
We hope that he will now heed It.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-09-01
The Sensational Yellow Journal

There
RUSSELL and who derives the principal noot
fact that he referred the editor
who has lately achieved little being the
isatue in the primaries
this Journal
indefinite We rather enjoy tilt with
brethren his
this something
in taking notice Of It,
We without fear Of successful contradiction
of the Acting Military Of
knmen than the death
scattered
nhab country live
city the of the will mourning
the sad demise of this gentleman
amented one the full meas
o coincidence.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-09-01
Gllhooley Gets Lnruly.


the Sheriff Citrus County who failed from the
b 81
Mr.. Gihooley patonymic
handles the English careessy
In fact he Is REAL RUDE likewise
ppby false statements short meaby futile attempts
uphold the which with reckless launches
fenceless and devoted head 4
County got
formation inspection the Satehou which
the These him him
Tallahassee feeling
BE OBLIGED TO CHANGE HIS OPINION about this matter
We said that Jeh Davis the
which
village apothecaTy which
ERSTWHIE editor OF the Citrus County Chronicle
GIhooey
Chronicle 4 . s 4
Websters
gives the definition OF the word erswhe formerly heretofore
We that Mr.
cle because printed In that
meantime will
the Citrus Chronicle
hope that by this time he has getting
Some smart foolish
continue the publication Patrick
typewriter
OF some person who felt the touch Patrick Murphys shut
on We know that Pat Murphy
that
this attempt to relieve the dull OF
might write
and sign his name IT, We will then consideration
o communication
Cosmopolitan child slavery
North
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-09-01

The Cosmopolitan September
the mills both the North
condition that prevailed
Edwin Markham author Of saws orhern
BILE white
We
Florida for time and shall the
It In the future. -
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28
VOLCANIC
ERUPTIONS
Is the Driving Finish Of TIE Great
Bankrupt Sale Of ths PsrfieId
Piano Co
TIME is SHORT IF you WANT ONE
OF THESE BARGAINS.
Yesterday Was Banner Day at This
Bio saIe-l4 Pianos Sold
1911 faTHam st,

OMAHA, Neb., 4 Oct.s 2S.4-Never ~ the
history Of piano selling have the people
responded and taken advantage OF prices
like they have at the Big Piano Buying
Event We have sold more pianos than
other Omaha houses combined. WHY?
Because we have cut the prices where we
arc saving the purchaser 500 In buying a
high grade piano. and we want every one
kho is thinking OF buying a piano during
fhe next two years TO call and let us
show You what we are doing and that we
10 exactly as We advertise. We have
knree hne pianos left IN mahogany and
walnut, finish, large size, Of standard
make that we will sell this week FOR Sis.
BIO down and So monthly. Two special
tsree uprights in walnut cases, strictly
Rood. at S14S, $40 down and So monthly.
-Four extra fine upright grands in oak
Walnuts and mahogany cases that sell reg
nlarly at $500. for S19S, SIS down and 81
monthly. Two second hand uprights at
h65 and SS7. Square pianos taken In eX-
phanFe from SO up TO $50. Terms 20 suit
III buyers. Used organs, 50, S. $40, SIS
end SIS
Rerne4nber that this big cut price sale is
rapidly drawing to an end and that II you
Eish to take advantage Of this 500 saw
Ing YOU will hdfve to move IN and act
quick OF It Will be too late. Call day or
svenlng. 1911 Farnam st.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28
Piles
Suffered for 23 Years-Tried Every
thing Without Avail-"PyrRmidsp
Doing the Work.

A Trial Package Mailed Free TO All.
The rectum, like the mouth is lined with
that soft, satiny material known as mu-
cous membrane. Piles Is disease Of that
membrane and the blood vessels that lie
under Il.
Fissure and Fistula Affect the same mem
brane and belong to the same family Py-
ramid Pile Cure slipped into the bowel
melt and spread themselves over the dis
eased and painful surface and act lust as
salve would IL the trouble was on the
outside OF the body and could be easily
seen and gotten at
The immediate relief they give even in
the most agonizlng cases will startle YOU.
as II has already startled many thousands
OF "doubtinE Thomases' before you. who
have tried everything and sent for the
sample package, firmly convinced that they
would again be disappointed.
But th0y weren't, Pyramid Pile Cure
don't disappoint. They cure They are
for sale at all druggists at so cents a hoy
and are worth an even hundred TO the per-
son who needs them.
This is to certify that l have used three
5Oc boxes OF Pyramid Pile Cure and Il has
benefited me more than any other pile
remedy I have ever used. used the
sample which you sent me, together with
the three 80 cents boxes. and I am so much
better. but not entirely cured as my case
Is one OF twenty three years standing.
did not expect TO get cured an Al once. /
had almost lost all hope OF ever getting
any remedy that would help me until i
tried Pyramid Pile Cure I believe they
viii entirely cure me 81 1 continue Their
use which intend DOING 80 long as / can
get the money to pay for them I do moi
/ think anyone ever suffered very much
more than I have al times, Then I would
be 80 nervous ] could not get any ease IN
any ipositon ! could place myself.
| I cannot express my gratitude for the
/ good your medicine has done me. 1 vii
continue 10 tell ms friends Of their merit
/ Yours. Emma Bodenhamer Bedford Ind
/ or II you want to prove this matter al
oar expense. before purchasing, send YOU
name and address 10 the Pyramid Drul
! Co. S. Pyramid Building, Marshall 0Iichi
gan. ami receive trial packaGe fire. b,
ren,rn mall s-s
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28

Twentyrsecond and s streets THE water
flooded ire street ana several ttahis were
stuck there with londs.
Michael Cullyin has returned from his
wedding trip. lie is receiving much attcn-
ton at the hands OF his friends.
AIRS. ]. y. Smith and son Of Chicago have
returned 90 that city after a pleasant visit
with Mr. and Mrs. ". j. McBurney.
Mrs. a. T. Eells has been enjoying a
welcome visit from her daughter, Mrs
Wirick. whose home g. la Colorado.
=. w. Murphy who has been visiting at
West Baden. Ind. also in New York and
Boston has returned TO South Omaha.
Mrs. &. a. Randall. who has Been visit
ing several friends in South Omaha and
Omaha during TIE past two weeks, has re-
turned To her home at Newman Grove
There will be a general teachers meet
ing VI the South Omaha high school audi
torium this morning al ? o'clock. Their
Is a regular program and plenty Of music.
r. G. Allen OF the Exchange postofiicc
has taken u vacation to Pine BLUFFS. lie
expects to be gone a week. He last re-
ported from a tieup on account OF the
snoWstorm on the route.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28
CLERGY AGAIN ON DIVORCE
Ministerial Union VIII Resume Dis-
cunsiOn of the Subject ut
Mondays Meeting.

The Omaha Ministerial union viii resume
the discussion of Marriage and divorce i'm
the meeting Monday at the First Congrega-
tional church This subject has been hang
ing fire with the union for sometime. At
the last meeting a set Of resolutions or
stipulatons az to what ministers should
and should not cOuntenance In marrying
and remarryiug divorced persons was sub
mitted and referred to a committee and
It Is expected this committee will have an
interesting report TO make. Also at this
meeting the proposition for a general OK
change Of pulpits November 4 In anticipa-
ton of the Torrey-Oliver mission will be
discussed.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28

bath. travelling sixty miles an hour.
shave. hair cut. manicure service, ladies'
maid, stenographer, buftet-library car
oompartment-observat ion-sleeplng car, all
furnished on "Knickerbocker Special" from
st. Louis TO Indianapolis, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls and New York Leaving st. Louis
daily ! p m, arriving Buffalo $50 a. M,
New York p. m. via Big Four-New York
tatlves for particulars.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28

"The Moral Tone Of the Nation" is the
topic to be before the Omaha Philosophical
society Sunday afternoon, the opening adj
dress to be by Mr.! Robert Cowell. The
meeting will be well worth attending. as
the speaker has a clear and eloquent de-
livery and the subject win be seriously as
we'll as ably treated The society meets at
y. m. at room 3, third floor, Patterson
block, Seventeenth and Farnam streets.
Admission free. Everybody invited.