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Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
QUIET. EFFECTIVE WORK
Right Food Builds Up and Strengthens
while You wait.

The Improvement In my condition came
very soon after I begun to use Graps-Nuts
food, and so easily and naturally tina. 1
was q well woman almost before knew
H." writes a Nebraska woman.
For years have suffered from chronic
constipation, with its ACCOMPANYING head
aches languor and extreme nervousness.
This concitlon had gone on so long WITH
put pei panent relief from anything l could
take that I had become fairly resigned TO
Il, as something to be endured with patient
fortitude.
Five years ago Grape Nuts became a
very popular dish with all sorts ana CON
iitions OF people in our village. and !
bought a package just to see what 4 was
ike. with no thought OF any special benefit
hat I might derive from its use. rked
he crisp. nutty flavor OF the new food from
he beginning and kept on using it,
'If had been told in advance OF The sal
ltary effect that eating Grape-Nuts would
hsve on me I would doubtless nave beer
lneredulousy and II was a most pleasing
surprise 20 suddenly realize that my con
stIpatlon was gone and with II my head
aches. while my nerves had grown stead,
and normal and my strength was nerTl,
doubled--that l was actually in the enjoy
ment OF the natural health that had beer
denied me for at least 10 years,
This IL what Grape-Nuts food did fo
me, and this is the condition in which 1
has kept me for the past years. 1 an
still fond of Il, and would eat II even II l
had not proved signally beneficial
when my baby was recovering fiun
a severe attack of cholera infantum.
found that Grape-Nuts food was not onl,
. much relished but most strenstnenini
and wholesome food for her. and Il contin
ues an indispensable item In her GAIL
menu Name given by Postum Co
Battle Greek. Mich.
There's a reason. Read the little hook
The Road to MELVILLE" In pkss.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
Art Calendars, One Half Price.

Monday we will place on special sale
hundreds OF new and pretty art calendars
at just one-half price. These calendars
are pretty for wall decoration and just
the thing for favors.
us calendars Monday 621kc each. These
are fine etchings on pebble mountings. size
about 12x1s, with small calendar under
meath. They will frame beautifully.
Fancy leather calendars sold at 25c, Mon
day l2lac each.
Japanese fan calendars sold at Csc, Mon
day 121sc each.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
"Lid" for YaBkton.

YANKTON, S. d, jan 2o-(special)-
February l next will see new era
ushered in locally. and one that will inssn
a more rigid enforcement Of law than the
city 30 far has ever known. States At
torney Lee wyman and Sheriff Charles
Wright have served notice on every saloon
and gambling man in town that on the
date named the enforcement of the State
law regulating the control OF saloons and
gambling places will be enforced TO the
letter.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
New Dress Trimmings.

Our first Importation of colored novelty
trimmings has arrived and will be ready
for inspection Monday.
Choice trimming "a in wide, showing n
combination OF gold and lavender at 10 4
yard
Handsome spanslcd trimming ps in. wide
with gold and mixed colorings, at 81. 80 yd
81 yard.
Some rare effects one inch wide at 81 yd
A line of u in. Persian trimming in pretty
new colorings at l5c and 1sc yard.
Persian trimmings u in. to one inch wide
at sc. 3oc and Soc yard
Wider Persian trimmings at 75c, 90c and
81 a yard.
We shall be pleased to have you call and
examine these pretty goods.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
what win Come Nextt

Commenting upon the efforts OF Elmer f.
Thomas and the Civic Federation as re
CARDS the liquor traffic, saloon man said:
1T is difflcult for me to see just where
the agitation of the Civic Federation mix
ture is going to stop. 1t will be remem-
bered that year ago all that Attorney
+. L. Thomas wanted was the cTosing of
the saloons at midnight. This was con-
coded. This year the same interests appear
again. Now they want Sunday closing
added to midnight closing. This. too. is
granted. What will be demanded next
year? l look for the hostility toward the
brewers and saloons to take the form OF
raising the annual license. even though
1t is now 1900 a year for each place.
81 have noticed that the arguments Mr.
Thomas makes for the closing of saloons
Sunday may Just well be applied to
closing the saloons all the time. In other
words. they are prohibition arguments.
based on prohibition doctrine. Personally
do not think Omaha wants anything of
this kind. yet l should like to know wha
the federation will insist upon one year
from now"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
Women's Black Cashmere Hose

Three lines that are complete and of spe-
cial value. Three pairs for 81.
Mail orders filled as long as the supply
lasts. .
Womens black cashmere hose, full FASH
Toned, made with double soles, high-spliced
heels and toes, all sizes, 5c, or pairs
for 81.
Women's black cashmere hose. made with
ribbed tops, double heels and toes, 35c a
pair or pairs for 81.
Womens all ribbed black cashmere hose,
elastic and fine, 35c, or pairs for 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
Special Ribbon Sale Monday,
25c Yard.

Thousands of yards OF good weight all
silk fancy tsffeta ribbons, from four to Ave
inches wide, in beautiful printed flower do
signs. These ribbons are fresh, clean stock
and are desirable for hair ribbons, neck
ribbons, girdles, as well as pillow ribbons,
Every one choice color, pretty white,
cream pink and blue ground with bright
flower designs. They have never sold for
less than Soc a yard Monday your choice
&c yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
Art Department.

Our Miss Steenstrup. an artist in needle
work. will continue to give free instructions
in all kinds OF needework in our Art De-
partnient. second floor. She is competent
and will instruct in all the new stitches
eyelet embroidery. well as the popular
Hedebo and Hardanger work. All are
cordially invited TO join her classes.
Those who have started pieces with Mrs.
Jung and wish to continue the work are
invited Glasses from . to each after
noon.
We carry full line OF the new pieces for
fancy work.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21

Materials that never sold for less than
Ice, l21fc. i5c 3Oc, 25c. 5oc and 75c per yard
will be sold at the rate OF &c, &c, &c, SC, i0c,
1Sc and Csc yard. All these remnants are
from our own desirable stock. We never
sell mill ends Our advice Is to come early.
There are hundreds to pick from at prices
that will make them go In a hurry.
These few we mention:
M yard remnant OF 10c Wash Goods for
ss5c.
sit-yard remnant of &c Wash Wasting
for &c.
s-yard remnant Of 1oc Flannelette for 1sc.
l-yard remnant OF 25c Scotch Plaid for soc.
s-yard remnant OF eoc Embroidered Waist
ms for 75c.
i2-yard remnant Of zoe Imported Bingham
for $3.50
i-yard Remnant of 75c fancy French Fian-
rel for 500.
3jA-yard remnant OF 15c Cotton Swans.
down. 1sc.
IO-yard remnant of zoe Cotton Warp Mo-
hair csc.
5A-yard remnant OF loc Mixed Wash
Goods, 12c.
SH-yard remnant OF 75c Wool Wasting
for &c.
And hundreds of other remnants
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
Spring Suits, Spring Goats
New STYLES, New Fabrics.

Pretty new designs in the pony coat, tht
polo coat and the princess effects.
Come in and see the new suits.
Bargains on our second floor cloak de-
psrtment.
Special January clearing sale on all our
high class novelties In silk petticoats
Special January clearing sale on all our
winter suits at one-half price.
Special January clearing sale on all furs
Special January clearing sale OH all our
lingerie waists at one-half price.
Special January clearing sale on all our
long silk japanese kimonos.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Fair and Colder Today I'm Nebraska.
Iowa and Knnsas-Fair
Monday.

WASHINGTON, Jan. O.-Forecast of til.
weather for Sunday and Monday:
For Nebraska, Iowa and Kansas-Fai1
and colder Sunday; Monday. fair
For Missouri-Fair and decidedly colder
Sunday; Monday, fair.
For South Dakota and Montana-Fair
Sunday and Monday.
Local Record
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA, Jan. @.--Official record of tenn
perature and precipitation. compared with
the corresponding day OF the last three
years. 1905 1905 1904 IQrc
Maximum temperature. - % % 70
Minimum temperature. Is Is 10 IL
mean temperature........ "a % 10 20
Precipitation ........... r r Ii W
Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal at Omaha since March /
and comparison with the last two years:
normal temperature Observation-Disclosures. p
EXCESS for the day ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l.
Total excess since March l. 1906. .........a35
Normal precipitation. .,............ ,o9 inch.
deficiency for the day ........... .02 inch
Total rainfall since March 1......2s. 80 inches
Deficiency since March /, 1905. 269 inches
Deficiency for cor. period, 1905. E. 5.1l inches
Excess for cor. period. 1sot...... 1S inches
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
Drown. Through Air Hole.

PIERRE. S. D.. Jan. sO.-tspecial Tele-
gram. last night John cederbors' VIII"
was employed In the supply yards on the
west side OF the river. went through an
airhole while crossing on the ice and was
swept under. He was In the advance with
two companions. and dropped out OF sight
calling once for help. but went under the
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
New Embroideries.

New embroideries are constantly arriving
and they represent the seasons newest de-
signs.
New matched sets in cambria embroi-
deries.
New matched sets in nainsook embroider-
les.
New matched sets in handsome Swiss en-
broideries.
Now matched bands which are made ex-
pressly for shirt waist trimming.
New seam headings and ribbon headings
New all overs in dainty designs for chill
dren's clothing and in holder patterns for
ladies' use.
Very handsome batiste embroideries with
goods to match.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
TOWN OF IRENE HAS A BAD FIRE
General store IL Consumed and Two
banks Are Scorched.

Hanks Are Scorched.
YANKTON, S. D., Jan. 2O.-(Special Tele-
gram THE town Of Irene suffered a heavy
loss by fire this morning in which the big
general store of III. p. Hartwell was entirely
consumed Nothing was saved OF the stock.
The loss is estimated at $4,000. with some
Insurance. The fire is supposed to have
started from the heating plant. There were
number of roomers in the second story
and they had great difficulty in making
their escape on account of the rapid prog
ress of the flames. Dr.. Bell had a leg
broken in a fall down stairs owing to the
dense smoke. The Citizens State bank and
the Bank OF Irene were both scorched, the
latter losing its plate glass front. A. II.
Haggen's hardware store suffered a par
tial loss. The Tri-County Telephone COM
pany was also burned out; loss $500 The
presence OF two chemicals saved the town.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Jan. 2O.-(Special. -
Chief Forester Pinchot wires the secre-
tary of the Wyoming Wool Growers as
ISOLATION today that the joint committee
meeting scheduled for 10 o'clock ON the
morning of January q In Denver. has been
postponed to the same hour on the 18th OF
January.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
DE. In Poorhouse al Great AGE.

WEBSTER CITY, Ia, Jan. 20-(special
Telegram. )-Cleveland stickney an old and
formerly prominent resident OF this city.
aged o. years. died today at the county
poor farm. For a number OF years past
he has been deaf and dumb.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21

ice before anything could be done to save
him. He came here from Minnesota a
year ago and has been working as a la
borer since that time.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
Our Annual January Linen Sale
TABLE CLOTHS.

TABLE CLOTHS.
500 Bleached Table Cloths. t1S9 each
800 Bleached Table Cloths, 500 each
1915 Beached Table Cloths. $3.50 each.
$3.50 Bleached Table Cloths. $500 each.
NAPKINS. NAPKINS.
$500 Bleached Napkins. $500 per dozen.
s2.25 Bleached Napkins. $1.69 per dozen.
A.Oo Bleached Napkins, s2.75 per dozen.
$3.50 Bleached Napkins, Csc per dozen.
SILVER BLEACHED DAMAsK.
$3.50 Silver Bleached Damask, s1.0o per yd
sl.95 Silver Bleached Dsmask, soc per yd
s1.Oo Silver Bleached Damask, 75c per yd
e5c Silver Bleached Damask. i9c per yd.
TOWELS TOWELS.
lGssc Huck Towels, all linen, 1Oc each.
sc Huck Towels, all linen, 19c each.
Acc Huck Towels all linen, 25c each.
49, Huck Towels, all linen, sec each.
CRASHES. CRASHES.
1Oc all linen Crash, sc yard
12ltc all linen Crash, Sltc yard.
15c all linen Crash, 12hc yard
l6ssc all linen Crash 13c.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
Special Sale Linen Suiting and
Shirt Waist Linens.

$3.50 9O-inch Linen Suiting, Sl;29 yard.
$3.50 SO-inch Linen Suiting. N.29 yard.
Sl.G5 9O-inch Linen Suiting, 1873 "a yard.
75c S6-inch Linen Suiting, CSC a yard.
Coo S6-lnch Linen Suiting, SOC yard.
75c 36-lnch Wasting Linen, 6oc yard.
CSC 36-inch Wasting Linen, 49c yard.
SOC 36-inch Wasting Linen, S5c yard.
SOC S6-inch Wasting Linen, 66c yard.
$lO0 36-nch Wasting Linen, sec yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
Linen Mesh Underwear-0ne.
Half Price.


Monday morning we will place on special
sale our entire line OF one popular make
OF Linen Mesh Under Garments for men,
women and children at just one-hah of
their regular prices. Those who would like
to wear linen, but have refrained from
buying on account OF the price, and those
who have worn them. should not miss this
great sale. for seldom do you have an
opportunity to buy these goods at reduced
prices.
Mems Linen Mesh Shirts and Drawers,
sold everywhere at tS.s5. during this sale
s1.62h each.
Mems Linen Mesh Combination Suits,
sold everywhere at $3.50. during this sale
S25 per suit.
Mems Linen Mesh Night Shirts, sold
everywhere at $3.50. during this sale s2.75
each.
Women's Linen Mesh Vests and Pants,
sold at 500. during this sale $50 each.
few sample garments in children S
sizes at one-half price.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21

Beautiful Black Chiffon Fin
ished All Wool Batiste, Regu-
lar s1.00 Quality, Monday zoe
a Yard.
Just the fabric you will want. not only
for now, but for next spring as well.
These goods are growing more and more
popular every day. Soft and clinging.
Grapes beautifully. will not muss, handsome
rich black. and will make a very effective
dress Not a large quantity at this lrice.
II you are interested, and you surely VIII
be II you just examine the fabric, make
your purchase early In the day at isc a
yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
Handsome Dress Silks Reduced
Reliable Black Taffetas at
January Clearing Sale Prices.

Don't delay much longer. The prices
mean surely buy now, for most of us like
to save when we can do it so easily. The
silks are now being gotten ready for Mon
days great sale. Ask to see the extraor-
binary values in Black Taffetas for Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
Bee, Jan. 81, 1905.
he remnants of Wash
January Clearing Sale.
January White Goods Sale.

VICTORIA LAWNS.
1Oc Victoria Lawn. &C a yard.
12Ihc Victoria Lawn. SIC.
l5c Victoria Lawn, l0c
zoe Victoria Lawn, 12c.
25c Victoria Lawn, 169sc.
INDIA LINoNs
SOC India Linons, 3sc a yard.
SOC India Linon, zoe.
25c India Linon, 0c.
25c India Linon, 16ssc
zoe Indian Linon, lz1sc.
16c India Linon, 10c.
LONG CLOTH SALE.
$50 Imperial Long Cloths, 121kc quality,
SC yard.
$50 Imperial Long Cloths, l5c quality, &c
yard.
400 Imperial Long Cloths, 1G2sc quality, lcc
a yard.
500 Imperial Long Cloths, 1sc quality. 12c
a yard.
PLAIN NAINsOoK.
zoe Plain Nainsook, 15c.
15c Plain Nainsook, 1Oc.
CSC Plain Nainsook, boc.
75c Plain Eainsook, 65c.
PERSIAN LAWNS.
2Oc Persian Lawn, 12hc,
sc Persian Lawn, 162sc.
30c Persian Lawn, 0c.
35c Persian Lawn, &c
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
Economy Basement Bargains.

Ladies' coats at s2.9S and Sass.
Chldren's coats at one-half price.
Ladies' dress skirts at s3.9s and A.9S.
Ladies cotton petticoats at CSC and sl.4s.
Ladies' velvet suits at SASS.
Ladies' waists from 75c up to $2.9S.
Come in and see for yourself that these
are Just as we advertise them.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
Beet sugar Men Dissatisfied.

The Nebraska beet sugar manufacturers
are not satisfied with the bill which re-
Gently passed the house reducing the tariff
on sugar from the Philippine Islands and
have asked for a hearing before the senate
committee on the Philippines. Today sena-
tor Willard presented the protest 10 the
chairman OF the Philippine committee and
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
Telephone 6s4.
-:T=s-s-Ny Special Sale of Remnants in
Our Economy Basement

On Monday o'clock will place bargain in b
Wasngs Gnghams,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
Mondays Specials in Economy
Basement.

A nice line of Flannelettes, former prices,
lOc, 121tc and loo a yard, at SC yard.
}ed Comforters at greatly reduced prices.
sl.oO Comforters now SOC each.
$50 Comforters now aSc each
sl.75 Comforters now t14s each.
500 Comforters now tl.69 each.
SEQ Comforters now Mss each.
$50 Comforters now t1.9S each.
ta75 Comforters now s2.29 each.
Corn,fnrior.a Ae mn oh
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
Bed Blankets Are Reduced to
Prices that will Please You.

Our January Sale on Muslins. Sheetings,
.eady made Sheets and Pillow Cases is
n full blast. Prices on these will advance
he first of February. Take advantage OF
he great saving II in need OF any during
he year.
Robe Blankets are pretty well cleaned
cut, but the prices make up for the poor
assortment.
s125 Robe Blankets now sc each.
500 Robe Blankets now 800 each.
s9z5 Robe Blankets now tl.1S each
$500 Robe Blankets now $3.50 each.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
Greeks Want a Consul.

Senator Willard has taken up with the
Department OF State an application Of the
Greek colony OF Nebraska for the appoint
ment OF a Greek consul at Omaha The
papers will be transmitted through the
Greek consul general in New York to the
king OF Greece.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21

Attorney Thomas, for the Civic Fedora
ton. is announced for an address on the
Slocumb law at the Mems Fellowship league
of the First Baptist church. at Twenty
ninth and Harvey streets. Tuesday evening.
The entertainment committee has provided
music and refreshments and invited the
public.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
Economy Basement Now Show
ing Largest Quantity and Best
Values We Have Ever Had in
nreaa Hoods

Handsome CSC fine checked wasting rcw
zoe. Pretty plaid for children's dresses
Sc and loc yard Novelty Mohair in
fine briliiantines. 800 quality. 4sc and 55c
a yard. Remnants that will certainly
please you and prove great saving. Look
them over
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-03
TURKEYS ELUOE
THE PRESIDENT

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outdoor Ate to-day was
.-''-' a- yesterday This was
H.. f..'t- '-t -DItNeI news taat
fo- = -i- .'' s-f."s i-inseii
sum and coon i.,.,'. r''.'@ o'os-
inl- o. ts. e..lr.et -. 90 10y
er condition. coma go. .--'l
ah.. for tte sport "a. III. moon &c So
ms ir all its glory. without q o,o,.4 ..,,'-
".'.r
80. iA5 INK he President Or. Rlxey
aN7 ST. josep. Wilmer. ar. "a half-do1s-
''i. = men. who VIII Go Tie heavy work
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-03

would not venture to make figures lat
Sald DE was pretty certain thar Color...
''''"p would get "a safe majority.
Hon :. Wilkins Mathews. OF Accon,a..
secretary OF tile state Board If Fishories
Was telling some friends az Nfurph,'s ar
i,-l5nt now mucn he regretted having sold
ms stock farm in Brunswick county,
-4e iiH contained ai kinds OF Wild
sam .ia,. continued Mr.. Mathews "One
raF / was going over the place with a
negro tenant and when we passed ueir
ms nome, a deer came darting by. call
ca Tor sIn' and the negro replied: 70
but ain got NO ambition"
Mr. Harry W. Bates. guest at tho
Richmond Hotel. is IN IN his room Air
Bates vas formerly resident OF New.
ork city. hut recently decided 10 make
lis home here
III. .I.g PAS made q great many. strong
condition az Mr. Bates was somewhat in,
proved last nisht
Nr J. Smith B~ockenbrough. formerly
"i tllS city. out now e resident of Pf-N-
nond county. IS here on a business tri7.
Mr Eroo kenhroush saws Congressman
W. a. Jones win hn q candidata Cor tLa
Democratic nomination Toy Governor g.,
i-t ant he expresses the belief that la
Will win $50
Former state Senator T y Hutcheson.
vr Necklenoure is registered ar AIur-
ply AIR Hutchesou came 70 the ritv
I'd hiring his little seven-year-old daueh-
'tr Tor treatment ar one of the hospitals
sanitary Company. Of Cleveland Ohio. -
registered at Murphys. Mt Malone *
pleased with Virginia. and says IL is a
good state Tor commercial travellers.
virsinians registered IN the city last
NIGHT were:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-03
Favor Salary Increase.

Tic Committee on Cemeteries az its
meeting yesterday afternoon. recommend
cd an increase i'm the salary of Supcrin-
tondont Richardson. Of tho Rivcrvioy
Cemetery. from S65 to So per month.
This was done unanimously. on motion Of
Mr. BiiIcy.
Little OF the business was disposed OF
than that of auditing and allowing the
accounts for the month
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-03
GOVERNMENT TO
HELP JAPANESE
District Attorney Instructed to
Aid in Getting Yellow People
Into San Francisco Schools.

SAN FRANCISCO. November 2-Thc
government at Washington has taken
steps TO aid the japanese Of san Fran
cisco in their fight TO procure admission
To the public schools. Attornoy-Ciencral
Moody has instructed United States Dis
trct Attorney Robert peviiu. IL was
learned to-day. To- lend his aid TO Attor-
ncys r. NJ. FiCi1crt and Masuji NIiyakawa.
representing tho Japanese community.
I'm the injunction proceedings that have
been brought in the Circuit Court u
compel the Board Of Education 10 allow
japanese children % enter any OF the
schools Of san Francisco 70 which whit.
children are admitted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-03
People Seen in Hotel LObbieS

Hon and Mrs. Harry -. George Tucker
ana children spent Thursday night at In,
Jefferson, and left yesterday for Norfolk
Where they Will make their home during
the jamestown Exposition. Of which Nfr
tucker Is president. They were on their
way from Lexington. which was their for
lner residence.
The popular head OF the proposed great
show discussed the subject IN most iu-
by a representative OF tile Iimcs-Dis-
You may say that the exposition has
gone in it's developments" dotlare5 Mr.
Tucker. far beyond the most -anguine
expectations Of its oriEinators. and that
tAc people from one end of the state 10
1.e other are stirred up over ITS brilliant
sixteen counties have already awaited
themselves OF the recent law on the SUBJ
rgI ami nave appropriated $500 each
"NNo ale highly grstIaed that old HALF
: ~ has JIst fallen into line IN this mat
We are greatly pleased that Richmond
as res bonding TO the necessity of uaki.g
"a proper exhibit. ami that Lynchburs.
i,'aio"e ana nt-cr cities are acting iu
"rhe space in the exhibit building is
rapidly u-ias up, and ! believe We could
I.. one Twice ATS size.
me opposition wiH open promptly on
April -otu, and the initial feature Viii Doe.
"a notable address bv President Roosevelt
Asked his opinion as % the situation,
in the Ninth District where the brilliant
orator aue Democrats. leader has l
Tucker declarod that h.. l5d stronr hons
az the election of Mr. Bruce.
or spirits.
Colonel Calvin J. Bonawitz. Reading.
Pa. business man. now al Murphv-s H9-
tel. Is "a nephew or Colonel Magic, taftrr-
wards Ecueran. who commanded tIa
Forty-elehth Pennsylvania Reeinent in
tle battle OF the crater. This reefnlopt
WAS cou,pose5 largely OF miners f~o,,, -,
anthracite coal fields ~ Pennsyit-,ni,
and it was they Who conceiveI the nro,
iacr of blov,ins~ M ma. br.,st ~
Petersburg. ana CONSTRUCTED tro f'nHel ~
the now famous Creator " rf US 81,
powder were exploded at d4vare.iR on H..
morning OF July SD. 1854. with deadly a.
f,.t Tho cxalosfln urp,.l a f,isa...l -.
failure. $50 FAR ass its intended orts.+ ,,..s
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-03

Ihoro 's ono moro way open. and Mr..
Esgisston has this ruaor ss--ors advise
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