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Arizona republican., 1906-10-13

a quart at dinner and a pint at sup per-and at the end of two months return to three Olde ordinary allow ance- -whyche is one quarte." The food at this ancient wOrkhouse was to b dealt with as liberally as the drink The almoner and steward were to bye no byffe but of the best, without bones and in supeciall without the marybon. and none other to be bOwght"
Arizona republican., 1906-10-13

Can you not make a position for me- asked the impecunious youth. What can you do? said the rich business man. Well, unused the impecunious youth. with little practice I think I could give satisfaction as a son-in-Iaw. Philadelphia Record.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-13

After thty grow up must Doys quit crying for jam and are thankful if they can get all the plain bread they want.-Chicago News
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-22
THE MOOR'S PLEDGE.
A Point of Houor EciiEiousIy Ob-
 served by Arabs uIsa Saracens

A spanish cavalier in sudden quar- Tel slew d M09F,:<1 gaHtlentan and fled. His piW&uets soon lpst s;:sllt of him. for he had nnPcrccircd thrown himself over q --ff5sie,. N.,.a. 'fha owner. q Moor, hapleH.ag tJ 6a ia his garden. was ad- dressed lE t.4e Ss..;.as;.Yd ell lis knees. Wao acqt;tsl5.ezi isirf with lis case and 4h1lo.t! "7it..eal.acnt, Fat this, said the A3o., You il4oW tlsut you may e9aiissa tt "1 pr9ection.' He then loeke9i fail lli1 IL i..s .sss.,,eu apartment. telH.; 3sz.. s!!.s;j ;;ss seoH ;ts 1t was night he Wodi4 fres.t.e ior=h escape to a place ot s#sfe;7
 8ae &a9s t1l"n wont te his house, waer- he llaS! .jl..t seated himself, when a @"e:ft crowd es,sa lo'3d laGeHtHtions. cahle to lis ssate t:iag:t9g .he corpse of lis ~9n. Who haG '!st becn killed by the s>F1aiard N,,l>s tue first shock of surprise Ts#S a itt3e over he learned from tse description given that the fa- tat de"ei Was ssaeie hy }he very person 1Aen in hjs poWer He mentioned this b n2 oife. hnt ;fs saga aS it was dark 'Nl'tAs 33 l-t9 S.sti.t'!l, 0s II lO gtlPN2 ai5'.e. @5y.!t. .'.9.' t'S t.Itt none sho"l.l follow 4i.... ,1Aesl, ssc z9s..z....5s tie Span Ia. he s#t:.l. saa. fhe ;,e,'s3n y7o h;se f,...a,3 k Ii; son Iiis body 's H2# II BY apase. 4ou ought to suf fer tEt "" G4ve es.tan with 1ee. anl ] have ;siv"n yoQ fly ia. ii. which must A9t 5s2 5.14scft H. ;i.en jeei the aston iaae;. $ps,l5.,sI1 to his stables aud a8shte6, t.t1e' oa ere os nss f1eatest horses and saii:
 3Flt fal while the nj sht can cover yau, You wifi be slGa ID ike ,aorning. You are indeed s5;i,,ty of my so.. ; blood, but God is just and good and thank him I am innocent of yours and that my faith given is preseryed" His point of honor is, if is said, most reli- giously observed by the Arabs and Sar- acens, from whom it was adopted by the Moors of Africa and by them was brought into Spain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-22

for day or two until thny ara thor- oughly stretched, but do not let them become dry and hard. While the blad- ders are stretching you can obtain the other materials. To begin. take one of the boards and, having brought it to the required dimensions, draw a circle i'll it's center eight inches in diameter. which you must saw out, taking care to keep on the line. for if the opening is not round or even the instrument will not work satisfactorily.
 Next take one of the bladaers and after cutting the neck off cut away about Gae-thtrd of 1t from end to end :: then soak # fn water, warm, but not too hos. until it becomes white and soft, after which stretch it loosely but evenly over the opening, letting the inside of the bladder be on top. and tack temporarily all around one inch from the edge of the opening
 Now test it by pushing the center with your finger. If it stretches smoothly and without wrinkles it will do, but if it does not you must change it's position until it does so. Next take strip of the leather and tack con- pletely around the edge of the opening. putting the tacks closely together and taking care to keep the bladder stretch ed evenly while doing so. When you have it tackled properly take your knife and cut away that part of the bladder which remains outside the strip of leather Zig. Il.
 This done. break off three feet of the wire and. after attaching it to one of the buttons T7g. 2, pass the free end through the center of the bladder until the buttpn rests on it's surface A, Fig D, then fasten a wetgte of eight pounds to tue end of the wire and set in the sun for two hours or moEe und thor ouehly dry TfgL 8.
 Proceed with the othef materials fn a like manner and va,ren you have both drums wen drtsd place one on each end of the line and connect the button wires with the main wire by loops and stretch 1t as tightly as possible and with few sharp angles. Whenever support fs needed use loon
 To call up, strike the button with lead pencil and the one called up will respond in a like manner. This is not a toy, but is n practical telephone that Is serviceatIe from three feet to three miles.-New York Globe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-22
Ants as Bfters.

Ants are terrible fighters. They have very powerful jaws, considering the size of their bodies, and therefore their method is by biting. They will bite one another and hold on with a wonderful grip of the jaws, even after all of their legs have been bitten off by other ants. Sometimes six or eight arts will bc cln@ng with death hold to one an other, making a peculiar spectacle, some with Il leg gone and some with haIf tha body gone. One singular fact is that tl}c grip of an ants jaw is re tained even after tie body has heca bitten off and notbins bst tle head re mains
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-22
DIED OF BURRs

l.ttIe Mary Kate Galloway, tae
 --tee-sa saal.o3d dm-hter of Nr. an Ms. W. NJ. Galloway, who was SO sc. f9usly burned at her home in Swan Lake several days ago, died from the effects of her injuries Sunday night at 9 o'clock. The funeral will take place at Swan Lake tomorrow and the remains will be buried at the Nickerson cemetery, at Garretson The Holderne ss-Fitzhugh company has charge of the funeral arrange. ments.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-22
BRIEF MENTION.

oo Easter was here from Ham, Sunday.
 tronnpr was here from New Gas Sunday.
 Wilkerson of Humphrey Was Sunday.
 N. Douglass of Little Rock was Sunday.
 s. Bell of Millville was a visitor
 city Sunday.
 h M. Davis was a visitor to the rom Holley.
 E. Gammill of this city has eppainted a notary.
 Meyers was here from Pig Bauday, Funkhauser and wife of Rison visitors Sunday.
 Wyatt of Grady was a guest
 !antlers Sunday.
 Rice. a well known Hamburg
 was in town Sunday. yin Meriwether of Paragould
 guest of the Arlington Sunday. #H. Goldaten of JOnesbOro came brief pleasure trip Sunday. s. Gatems of New Gascony was Sunday, a guest of the Arling
 Holmes of Fl Dorado was a F Sunday and registered at the eton. D. Acruman came over from Me Id registered at one of the eity's ar hotels Sunday. Is. W. F. Evans and J. H. Rig sme up from Camden Sunday to 5 the funeral of Rev. J. F. Carr lay. D. Witt has removed from Ladd Is city and has accepted a posi- with W. E. Mullikin's grocery
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-22
THE UNEXPECTED GUEST.
Don't Get Sr.5U.is u!,ca Caller
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 Many 2 t-..-s..gylar s,ts a nervous hcadae.,c " #o;I ,.1#etad gUc t. She has cn8L2,.l lo eat. hut sae has l. t the apprar2i3te fling. Sa she calls up the groce~ ,a,.. ;ae but her and pro ceedS to i..,t.p herself aiI poe~.hla wo-H because sl.e las u3t ;ti= h5id the or,Ii- nary. the 1..:c. r,l ir2t9euts She not only worN+ herself ,ato a he&dac!.e. hurres tAc butcher and ike grocer u.l. til they cali Ter names and sacrifice the dignity of her hoaSeaoid in g2e= eral, tpHt sle takes from the guest t,le pleasure of fer society and denies hrt.- self t!.e Heai enj ayHent which IL friends rrr-r.t'n might otherwise eiT" her, says t.se fit;shurg Press.
 Now. "is=t if the uHe&pnhtcd ed =. should c.; pttsr9i,cS f0" I,.8tAerI '. stead of re. >;i::;d: What if wat,,'., hsppen f ho t5e quickest and i9 e&s.'y r.z "arazl: 50 l1g~= =.,s= =,i.sr., ;.- waGles enau@h au! the est [. theln, there is TO harm done
 L, it We're j.4" custom to serve ~ls haa hocH P'@ nH' fJ' tn na. to tvt. @l3 indoors aad 4.l 97E doors tazt@ =t9s-Hy. jheae vz55sizs ii='z=.z pleaeure 9i q. gs.a.f= ".' h25-.#s Z, ;'le rs9nz ='e#z's=l sis;it= e sfsa set-ss= given tae -!4Hee to &,j down 's azl unusual lGeal. t#p fastess v ' s surN.i:;ol c. fs2 t'zat He9 iafn"Hal Ga past had nf5veI st4aSt eaioyqblc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-22
DUG TING 4 ROOM
Ise Ncs!.ees' a..s zau 2}isl Grea&s
 f,ifsttHu Sour F4al>r.

kifst,t@u 1o,lr E.nl3>r.
 Method e3olld be r@ed in du&tin@ a roo... .snd before ssariiAg the daily z. We@i;ly Au4tia% Al. t,!e br1aho ;j.l <, cloths 7. stld be in readiness. Fi#. tll" li.'.ss .},@es q. furniture Sa90aI haze tl:a &est Wincd off c,nerullE an2 for the .*3=,, ea9sse.! iarts I soft ha.! Ijs'Hsll shoal.. lie u>o1l. Ihen all th" Iedges fznd rims If the chairs shoui1 be dtsstel, te2.nliiH% at the top aaI working downward Pun q corner af the dl;ster through at!y small spaces. \ feather bra-h is desirable for the tcps of pictures. ;l,sso for the toTS and backs of books, and the glass Of pie lures may be rubbed With newspaper. tissue paper or 6 soft old duster An old silk handkerchief is convenient for dusting the ornaments from the man. telpiece, which should be placed tenn porarily on the table to admit of the thorough dusting of tbe overmantel and manteipiece, after which the orIla ments are replaced Lastly wipe the wooden mopboard with a damp rubber and then with q dry duster. The care full housewife does not neglect to dust the legs of tables, all lodges, windows, chandeliers and globes, skirting boards, the whole of the door when open and shut and the grate
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-22
hE;><5gg1R hE;> YER YoUNG fSs ' Ny. F9LkS X P .@'
HOMEMADE TELEPHONE
A fracticai Instrument That Any Boy
 Can Easily Make

The materials you will require to make this telephone are two pine boards 10 by l3 inches and half an men thick, two fresh beef bladder%, one box of four ounce tacks, two large guth percha overcoat buttons. so,ne strips of thin leather one quarter of an inch wide and, lastly, some flexible wire, The best wire for the purpose is that used in bookblnding machines. but If it cannot be obtained any soft. fiex. ible wire will do,
 Prepare the bladders first by blowing them up tightly and leaving them SD
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-22
The Wrong Man.

Fair Visitor-Here, my poor man, are some roses for you. What can I do to make you comfortable? Prisoner Guess you're maxim mistake, lady. Fair visftor-Mistake? How? Prison er---1m only here fer porch climbn'. Yer'N find the guy that killed his wife fn tn nex' cen-Clevelana Leader.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-22

Gov. Wmfcld of Maryland joins Coy. lI'i1ick of Ohio in the demand q u4iform primary election law. toH. Penny acl<er of Pennsylvania Int 10 get into the movement as
  "a as possible hafere all the places ta tea1 of the procession are talk Philadelphia Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-22
!: FRIEBURG COMING BACK.

|Friebure, formerly for several one of the stockholders in the Eddins Dry Goods company of pity, but lately of Oklahoma City, ] has returned to Pine Bluff and |ted a position as buyer for the let Dry Goods company, succeed IT. J. c. Siyess, who has resigned
 osltion with Honnet to associate elf with new concern which 'hortly open up a dry goods store city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-22
ThnuRhffulnesa.

She-Now wasn't it thoughtful of me to go out early and gather those flow CTS for the breakfast tublea Re (kiss- ing her)-Fine! Where's the coffee? She-Oh, but can't think of every thing, darling, can I7-Life.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-22
DtsRutsed Blessfnx.

Scroggs-Henpeck told me that he re garded the toothaehe as one of the greatest of temporal blessings. Bags What an !ncomprehensible Idea Scroggs-Yes, he said 1t made him for get his other troubles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-22
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Rrifh Smoker,

B'nai BfIth or7'oN0r' onis Wolsey of Little Rock and Epronaeandist Leo Pfeiffer, also Ft,o Rock, will arrive this after nd he the guests of the B'nai nitiation and smoker at the
 c;+,, club Both will make ad- l, Dr Elias Epstein will be krd guest of honor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-22
COnupdruNns.

What is it that never freezes: Boil ing water How many straws go to make goose's nest? Not one, fov straws. pot having feet, cannot go anywhere. Who killed the fourth nart Of ail the people in tine worid2 Cain. when ne killed Abel. Why should a househeaper never pot the leter N into Eer eIs,,@e7ator9 he- cause 1t will cAans :ez i.ato nice. Why is bread like ,.ss san? Because it rises from tic vest. What is tse e1es. feature of t'5e face? Norris. tz1 lee ae9nt fo WlMt k r. ta@a 1m il world:
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-22
CEATH OF INFANT.

l Lee Laae, the infant daughf ar
 :. and Ms R. w Lane, diel Y 2'tsr l '.rief illness. The Il afHaA@f9oats, which are ia e tha Ilol3ernass- s-I'itbhueh
 A,s, VII Aa snaanncad later.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-22

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-22

Purchased r. frofoo9s j.
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 9'5za= fsi7og II aev= fet.l5re=n 4 -s3 salz.
 Hi h.s a=7!=z=4=r=s t=zs. me with ny =aafsseXs. The aeGana ha4 heeo ero=z.z= tzt74 he supaly ls4 iHst ship5a ta ]! H. Tgzloes. 'sf B1nff, Ark. 5eee fa5 aatf sf7eJ Ii lees Golaea Lad q m so5a#ef's= Beauty cz79 lh } oz. mfih aad T. lts. es,e a3 Fl oH# n sevse= Gays1. S'.e f7 the daughter of Mary &2ed'.1 =h I e9es e 4vsn dass# lSo eil'1 aH1 is1 e t7'2 l5q.= chusr. hpttee.-s. JIo4ae1, llaaz derson, Ky.
 T=rr=h,. 'ssae. those izes,ag, tesing .liseaz9s cf sha @N;a. :5n'=,.= end 10 nissrI. Boaa's ointn jl cures At any drug store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-22
NAUTICAL TERMS.
Origin of Some of the Expressions
 That Smell of the Sea.

Origin of Some of the Expressions
 That Smell of the Sea.
 The word admiral" comes from lord of the sea
 Captain comes straight from the Latin 'caput," a head; but "mate" is almost identical with the Icelandic "mati," which means a companion or equal
 CoclsswMn was originally the man who pulled the after oar of the eap- tain's boat then known as '-eock boat" 1" Cock boat' is corruption of the word ''csqac!e," and, as most people know, the eoracie is small round boat used for fishing on some of the Welsl rivers, such as the Rye and Usk So coekswain comes to us from the Welsh
 "Commodore" is simply the ltahan "commandatore," or commander, and naval cadet was originally the French "capdet," which, going a step further back, has the same origin as the word captain. The reason of this apparent anomaly is that originally na- val cadets were younger sons of noble families who served as privates pre- vious to obtaining their commissions.
 There never was such person as "Davy Jones,s though we frequently hear of his locker. One ought to talk of Duffy Jonah's' locker. Duffy" is the West Indian negro term for spirit or ghost, while "Jonah" refers to the prophet of that name
 Dog watch" is another curious case of a term gradually corrupted out Of its original form Originally it wa '.Dolge watch" so described because il lasts onls- two instead of the usual four hours, and thas makes it possible that the same men shall nat be os4 duty every day during the asra hoaas.
 Sailors cail salt meat junk r l. not compliment v tarm, fae tsua $ nautical for 3 ia-ss 19el .3}a sears ago rones 94" u#!e os.t q. i.. Y as, fsr n '.a La5.a >.a.a slI1ed.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-22

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-22

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-03
ANocn HernId to Print RaIIot.


on the application of Attorney f. w.
Miller, democratic nominee for judge of
the district court, appearing for F. NJ.
Beginner, publisher OF the Avoca Journal
Herald, Judge Scott. in superior court, yes
terday morning granted a writ OF manda-
mus requiring County Auditor Cheyne to
publish an official copy of the ballot for
the coming election in Mr.. Beymer's paper
The Iowa law provides
The county auditor shall cause to be pub
lished. prior to the day of election, in two
newspapers, IL there be so many published
in such county. selecting, II possible, pa
pers representing the political parties which
largest number and the next largest number
of votes, a list of all the nominations
made. as herein provided, and to be voted
in the form in which they shall appear
upon the general ballot.
County Auditor Cheyne had given the
ballot for publication In the Council Bluffs
Nonpareil and the Avoca Tribune, both re-
publican organs, and Attorney Miller, on
behalf of Mr. -Beymer, commended that. the
law intended that it-should be published
IF possible" in one republican and one
democratic paper.
Three years ago Mr.. Beymer brought
similar proceedings to compel Auditor In
mes to publish the ballot in his paper. The
nearing was heio oeloIe Judge wheeler
I in the district court. who held against
Beymer. ruling that the law was merely
directory and not mandatory.
/ Following the decision Of Judge Scott,
Auditor Cheyne stated so far as he was
concerned the ruling would be hnai with
him and that he would at once furnish
Mr. Beymer with an official copy Of the
ballot As the ruling came too late 10
countermand the publication In the Avoca
Tribune, the question will consequently
arise as to the right of the Tribune to
collect payment for such publication I'm
view OF the fact that the law provides
for the publication OF the ballot in two
/ ,ora,.e only
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-03

beans. per can, 1Oc; Alabama sorghum, per
can 15c; Plantation n. .. molasses. per
can, 15o; 12ikc can baked beans, sac; 15c
can peach b.. COR. iQc; sour pickles. per
doz.. &c; buvauneat, per sack, SOC; new
maple syrup, per can, Sc; English wainuts
per h.. 1sc; ginger shape per 10. Sc; new
maple sugar, per h., 12i5c; sauer kraut per
qt.. Zoe; new country sorghum, per gal,
e0c: dried fruits OF all kinds, beef, pork
veal, mutton, oysters, poultry. etc, etc.
]. Zoller Mer Co. 10O-102-1O6 Broadway.
Phones $50
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-03
chief Entertains Deputie..

over 100 boys. forming Chief Richmond's
force OF boy police Halloween night as
sembled at police headquarters yesterday
afternoon and were RECALLED with apples
and nuts. The boys soon caused the dis
appearance OF a whole barrel OF apples and
more than a hushel Of uuts. Eorty OF the
young fellows who had the distinction OF
weartng stars received small stipend for
their services. while those whose badge OF
authority was designated by "a ribbon re-
'ceived the cordial thanks OF the chief
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-03

We have popcorn that will pop. Three
lbs. for 10c; old-fashoned buckwheat flour,
40c per sack; graham -four, Sc per sack;
whole wheat -four, 35c per sack; maple
syrup. 40c per can; sauer kraut, 1oc per qt {:
dill pickles. 15c doz. we have a new sweet
pickle; they are large cucumbers split in
two; they are fine, the best we ever had
In a sweet pickle, 10c per doz. We also
have bulk oysters, celery, Hubbard
squashes; hickory nuts, 1Oc ct; black wal
nuts, $50 peck; cranberries, 1Oc at. Tuesday
morning we will unload a car of potatoes.
They are Early Ohios, CSC per bu. in 5-bu.
lots. Bartel & Miller. Tel. 159.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-03

You can't. afford to have your carpets and
rugs beaten in the old-fashioned way when
you can have them thoroughly cleaned BY
our process at such moderate cost. without
injury 10 the finest fabric. Bring down
your last winters suit and let us make It
look like new. Co. Bluffs Cleaning and Rug
Factory, 81 No. Main ST.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-03

A. MetEEnr q Co.
New Location of Wholesale Bakery.
SIC MINISTER Street, Co. BUNS, Ia
Homemade Bread a Speciality.
Visitors Welcome.

Don't miss seeing the wonderful Coles
coleiged steel hot blast range. It's made
heavier. made better. does a wider range
OF work does il better, does IL with less
expense. than any other range. Don't fail
70 come and Investigate this wonderful
range. Paddock q Handschey Hardware
Co. the best place TO buy stoves.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-03
Wood or wooa Nou Nots

Would you like 70 buy better wood and
more Of IL for less money! We sell
stove lengths and chunks. Missouri oak
wood at $40 a rick. This is bargain.
Bridenstein & Smith, 18th Ave. and sth
ST. Tel. ls2.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-03
GoIdsn WeddInr CeIehrnted.

CEDAR FALLS, Ia, Nov 2-tspeciaI
Telegram.l-Ove 1000 prominent citizens
today celebrated the golden wedding Of Mr..
and Mrs. Moses W. Sawyer, residents OF
Cedar Falls since 1893. He s. successful
business man.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-03

A beautiful diamond ring worth SIS wiz
be given to the LADY receiving the largest
number OF votes. one vote given with
every cents worth OF candy purchased at
our store. Purity Candy Kitchen, So. w
Broadway.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-03

An audience that packed the Young Mems
Christian association auditorium tonight,
called for the purpose of discussing the
street car bribery nearly broke up in "a
riot 1t finally adjourned at 1880 without
finally taking a deciding vote on the reso-
lutluhs offered. The audience was calm and
orderly till Judge w. II. Spurrior, attorney
for the street railway officials under charge
of bribery. took the platform to discuss the
resolutions commencing Alderman Hamery
for exposing the bribery Instead OF fol-
lowing the diplomacy of Mark Anthony be-
fore a hostile audience, he followed the OPP
posite course and liberal number of street
car employees, including Fred Buchanan,
manager Of Ingersoll Park, applauded his
course. 1t was charged from the platform
by ]. J. Hamilton that Spurriers course
was for the purpose OF exciting the resent
ment of the audience in order to argue be
fore the courts that It is impossible to got
a fair trial I'm Polk county of the accused
officials Of the street railway. During Sour
rier's speech he made serious charges
against Hamery. Hamcry. being the idol
of big percentage of the audience. the
statements were resented. Frequent other
similar statements nearly caused a rough
house. When the resolutions were finally
put the chairman declared he was unable
to determine and the meeting broke up in
confusion.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-03

Our highest ambition Is, when we frame
picture for you, to do It right and
please our customers. Perhaps you have
picture that needs framing. Bring II 90
our store and let Us see what we can frame
tt for. Wen DO it as reasonable as Il
possibly can be done. Council Bluffs Paint,
OH and Glass company, Merriam block.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-03
Enturday Grocery Specials.

Dates, per H., 10o; eoc can egg piums,
i2isc; SOC can green gage plums, l2iho; aDC
eau Bartlett pears, l2isc; SEQ can table
peaches. lSc. figs, per pkg, loc ANA Sc; 90
can red salmon, i9sc. i5e can strinElCss
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-03

You get the lowest price, easiest terms
and best guarantee on your piano when
purchased at A. Hospe Co, 20 South Main
St, Council Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-03

That old frame is beginning to look
shabby. Let us put on new one. We can
frame It right, Just to suit you and up-to-
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