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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-07

LAS personas que deseeu billetes para
el autom6vil de Camuy Isabella pueden
dirigirBe al sefor Rosendo Infante.
--Rosenda Conception fue sentenciada
q 10 diag de arresto por haber agredido
con un cacharro 4 Maria Burgos caus6n-
dole una confusion en- Ia frente y otros Is
dias por agredir tambien Micaela Ali
Gle.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-07
EIeCtOreS en- AiasCO aguadandO su
tuTnO deSde las 8 a. m. hasta
las 8 .. m.
RspuhlIeanOs locales COnsuItandO con los De Ma
ysgusz sOhTe rstraImIsRlo.
(De muestrO reporter en- uiqje.)

y
Mayo 5.-Llama la atenci6n el grandf-
Simo orden que Sc nota en- este pueblo. EI
dia de inscripciones transcurri6 sin Ia mas
leve nota de alteration de Ia paz. La po-
licfa Guido de que los concurrentes q Ia
inscription guardaran sus puestos en- las
dos lfneas formadas para clio y Ell acto pa
50 tranquilamente Hubo elector que es-
tuvo en- su puesto aguardando turno, des-
de las de la mafana las de la tarde.
-Elementos directories de los republica-
nos de Ia localidad, en- vista de Ia frialdad
que notan en- sus correligionarios, de
que La mayorfa de los que aquf quedan no
Sc quieren inscribir 81 10 efectdan vota-
ran con los unionistas, han consultado con
el comite de Mayagdez, Ia conveniencia
del retTaimiento en- Noviembre.
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InsCipCiOnGs
en- AguadiIla
Sc afirna que hay en- Ia Ciudad va
rios caSOS de VaTiceIa
(De nuestro o0rsspOnsaL) }

Mayo 6.-Ayer pabado fueron exami-
nados de ingles, los prOfesOres del Distri-
to.
Con gran aKimaci6u, Sc efsctuarOn Ell
sAbado de Mayo, las inscripcioaes CO.
rrespOndientes al primer dfa para las mis-
mas.
-Despues de penosa enfsrmedad falle-
clio en- esta -pobIaci6n don Clodomiro Lu-
yando, notable artista y querido eorTeligio-
mario
Hoy celebraran los unionistas de es-
ia ciudad IN grandioso meeting en- el ba-
rrio Borinquen de esta jurisdiction.
Aver sabado por la noche Sc reuni6
la Subjunta local unionista para tratar
sobIe asuDtos de importancia.
-Sabemos que en- esta cIudad Sc en-
cuentran varios casos de varicela.
Don Enrique Palacios es el uombra-
do Jefs de Telegrafos en- esta ciudad.
-Muy animados Sc encuentran los
unionistas de esta ciudad para la pr6xima
campafa electoral.
Aver Sc encontraban ancladOs en- ell
puerto dos Vapores de carga-
-Regres6 de San Juan nuestro amigo
don Ernesto Rubio Jr., despues de una
corta estancia en- aquella ciudad.
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Ell QUE DESEE alquilar dos habita-
clones en- Santurce precios modicos y
tefiirse ell cabello de negro garantizando 81
tefiido por seis meses quedando el mismo
brillo que 81 fuera natural, dirigirse al apar-
tado 802 San Juan, F.. II, 30 v. 8.
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ExtTaOrdinaria COnCurTen-
Gia en- eI hipOdromO.

La concurrencia la Inauguration del
hip6dromo fu@ tan numerosa que el edifi-
clio ofrecfa un bonito golpe de vista, ,pero
ia multitud dc persOnaa que 70 apihaba On
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s8.75. NSTIRSE.

Por 1915 se hacen trajes magnffcos 4
la medida en- El Cielo. TeIa hechura
por tan POGO dinero ea un verdadero rega.
lO. GADga, ganga.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-07

lBotellasl
iBotellasl
lBotellas!
Medias botelIas de cualquier clase COM
pramos buen preeio. Riera q Comp.
Tetuan 26 10 V. 3,
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FalIeCimientO OCuridO en- YaucO.
( De maestro corresponsal. }

Mayo 5.-se di6 hoy sepultura cat6lica,
al cadayer del que fu6 en- vida don Tomas
Felrer Sard6, de nacionalidad espa6ola,
hermano de don Narciso del mismo apelli-
do
Por su bondad de caracter sps costum-
bres irreprochables, Sc capt6 el Sr. Sard6
generates simpatfas y sincere afecto. 10
ven adn, baja al sepulcro rodeado de las
afecciones de su buena familia, cuyo due
10 nos asociamos
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Ramon Lozano fu6 denunciado hoy Por
Ell policfa Manuel Gonzalez porque anoche
agredi6 Carmen Gonzalez, en- Ia calle
del Sol Celebrado el juiciO fu6 multado
con diez dollars.
-Diez dollars de multa sufri6 esta ma
mana Julian Campos porque esta mafana
agredi6 al niho Domingo FernSndez.
-Por abandonar un caballo muerto en-
el barrio ''Seboruco" Ciriaco Pizarro fu6
multado con ounce dollars pOr el Juez
del Vale.
-EstSn las agresioues 4 Ia orden dis.
Con- diez dias de arresto fue castigado esta
manana por Ell Juez Municipal, Juan Bru-
no, acusado de agredir LaureanO Fell
ciano.
-El senior JesGs Dominguez Obtuvo la
buena pro en- el remate de alimentos para
los presos de la eiudad de Humacao.
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En- esta imprenta % vende papel de pe-
ri6dico viejo & $500 quintaI,
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PRECIOS De SUSCRIPCION EN TODA IA ISLA
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en- el Exterior. Un afIo orc. ....... s 8-O'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11
WILLIAMSBURG, VA.
Special to Tho Tlmes-Dispatch.)

Special to Tho Times-Dispatch.)
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, February 81
While ascending the steps over her hus-
bands store Wednesday, afternoon, Mrs.
Virginia Braithwaite slipped and fell,
hurting herself seriously. Both arms
were badly sprained.
Several tracts OF land in James CITY
county have recently been sold by Mayor
Z. w. Warburton to Maryland people.
G. b. Griffith has rented tho store room
In the Peachy block and will open fur
niture store.
Mr.. j. B. c. Spencer. of tho Colonial
Inn, has purchased a half interest in a
large hotel at Natural Bridge. Mr..
Peachy Spencer will assist his father in
the management of the new hotel.
Mr.. John l.. Mercer. clerk at Central
State Hospital, was taken sick recently.
He is now undergoing treatment In o.
Newport News hospital
Mr.. w. Henry Wroten left this city IA
few days ago to accept Il position with
the cartwright Brothers Company, in
Danville, Va.
Mrs. Van Il. Garrett and children will
rett's parents in New Orleans.
Miss Ruby Southall, of this city. Isl
visiting her parents ut Cedar Hurst, near
EIoldcroft.
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CHARLOTTE, N. C.
-(speeiaI to The TImes-Dlspatch.y

CHARLOTTE. N. c., February s.-Alrs.
Carey w. Butt entertained at cards at
her home on East Morehead street Fri
day afternoon in honor of her sister. Miss
Mamie Beck, of Richmond, Va. Miss
Mary Brockenbrough Won the first prize
and Miss Lois Conrad. Of Danvile. Va.
the consolation. Mrs l.. b. Johnson ems
tertalned in honor of Miss Beck Friday
morning Mrs, c, +. Wadsworth won
the first prize and Mrs, George w. Gra-
ham. IT,, the consolation.
Tho Thursday Afternoon Pleasure Club
was pleasantly entertained this week by
Mrs. A. w. zweisr. The club prize, was
prize by Miss Georgia Love and the
consolation by Mrs w. Fl. Bruins
Mrs. Paul Chatham charmngly enter
tanned ut whist Friday afternoon In honor
of Mrs. NJ. N. Latta.
Mrs. A. II. Harris entertained Thurs
day afternoon complimentary to Mrs.
Walter Burwell, of Henderson, who is the
guest of Mrs. A. NJ Young.
Miss Elizabeth Walker Tyler, of Lynch-
burg, Va. is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Houston Rucker. on East avenue.
Miss Jennie Cuthbert. of Petershurg.
Va, Is tho guest of Mrs. u. s, Burwell.
on North College street.
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BON AIR SOCIAL
(Special to The Times Dispatch.)

atslss NopcCidl W IIlo 4Iluca-1ItSpdlCli.J
BON AIR, VA. February lO.-Mr. Polk
Miller has recovered from his recent sick
ness, and left this week for Charles City.
Mr.. r. McC. Burlington. who has been
to Philadelphia and Boston. spent We'd
nesday with his family in Bon Air.
Mr.. C. II. Whitworth spent Sunday with
his family. Mr.. Whitworth returned Mon
day to Washington, where q telegraphers'
convention has been In session for some
weeks.
Miss Mary Elicit has returned to her
home In Richmond. having been the guest
of Mrs, BrIdgeforth.
Miss Wlnfred Crenshaw is visiting the
Misses Moore. She returned to Richmond
on Thursday.
Mr.. .Irby Morton spent, Friday with his
brother, Norman Morton.
Virginia Miller resumed her studies ut
Westminster School on Thursday
Mrs. Jacob Bates returned to Richmond
this week.
The regular meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Society met at the Methodist parsonage
on Monday afternoon.
Miss Viola Priddy has been the recent
guest of Mrs. J. G. Harris.
Mrs. Powhatan Winfree has been for
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PEOPLE AT OTHIAN

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.)
MIDLOTHIAN, VA, February TO-
Miss Hazel Hudspeth. of Richmond. was
guest last Sunday OF Misses Margaret
and Annie Hudspeth,
Mr.. Willie Bass visited his mother In
Richmond Sunday. She had the misfor-
tune to have her house burned down re-
Gently.
Joe Bellamy, Of Richmond, spent Sun
day with friends here.
Miss Louise Bailey has returned home
after spending several weeks with Miss
Pessie Bellamy.
Mrs. Shelby Bass has been confined
to her room for some time, but is able
to be out again now.
Misses Louise and Carrie Bailey spent
| Friday with Mrs. Martin, OF Manchester.
Mr., and Mrs. j. s. Cosby and little
Stewart Cosby spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Shelby Bass.
Eugene Bailey spent Sunday with his
parents here.
Mrs. j. w. Jewett. who has been very
sick Is better now
Mrs. Eliza Vincent, of Richmond. spent
! Tuesday with friends here
Miss Emma Winfree spent Saturday
and Sunday night with Miss Bertha
| Hornor.
Mr.. w. r, Chapman was In Richmond
Tuesday on business.
Miss Lula Powell spent Saturday night
! with Mrs Alice Eastman.
Mrs, Bellanly and Miss Bessie Bellamy
| spent Thursday with tho formers sister,
\ Mrs. Hudspeth, ~
Mrs. Chapman has been on the sick
] list, hut IS better.
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porrier. Marion Pitts. q. B. Harris. Jr..

Dorrier. Marion Pitts. C. B. Harris. Jr.,
w. s. Dabney and Jack Beal, Jr.
A dance was given at Beal's Hall on
"Wednesday night. Those present were
DR.. and Mrs. L. r. Stinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. s. Wright, Misses sallie and Nora
Cooke. Ethel Faulconer. Annie Heath,
Messrs. Harry. Herbert ard Clinton Faul-
coner. r. l.. Blackburn, 4. w. Heath
and r. Fl. Briggs. Refreshments were
served and Messrs Harding and TILL
man furnished the music.
Mrs. j. Luther Moon, OF. Richmond,
left for homo Monday, after spending
two weeks with her mother, Mrs. NJ. a.
Martin.
Miss Mayhem Moon. who has been
teaching in Georgia, is visiting her home.
near Scottsville.
Mr. B. w. Ancell. of Bremo. was in the
town Tuesday.
Misses sallie and Nora Cooke have re-
turned from Creep Mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. B. Agee. of Wellwater.
Buckingham. visited Scottsville this week.
Mr.. NJ. r. Best and Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbs,
OF Warren, were in the town Saturday.
Mr.. Lindsay Burgess of Central Plains.
visited relatives here this week.
Mr.. r.. s. Heath is confined to his home
by sickness.
Mr.. John Turner, of Hatton. visited
Scottsville Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. s. Powers. OF Rich
mond. spent a few days last week at the
home of Mrs. D. P. Powers.
Miss Ann Powers of Richmond, is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. D. P. Powers.
Captain ]. T.. Pitts, of Belle Haven, :"
and Mr.. j. A. Briggs are filling their ice
houses.
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OLD POINT COMFORT
Gene Taylor, of Richmond, and Miss

Gene Taylor, of Richmond, and Miss
Barksdale, of Halfax.
Invitations have been received at Old
Point from Lieut.-col, and Mrs. Macken-
zie, of Annoy. China. for the marriage of
their daughter. Beryl, and Mr.. Lucien
Irving Thomas. Mr.. Thomas vas at ole
time connected with the Quartermaster's
department at Fort Monroe, but is now
with the Standard Oil Company in Annoy.
Among the recent arrivals at the Cham
berlin are Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Gilmour,
Winnipeg, Manitoba; Mss Rays, Lake
land, KY; Mr.. and Mrs Houlder Hudg-
ms, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ.
Stauffer, Scottdale, Pa; Ecetiari,ls Pot
ter. Miss Dorothy Peter, Miss Marjory
C. Larkin, Ossing, \. Y; Miss Blanche
Potter. New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Vent
worth Johnson, London. England; Mr..
and Mrs Francis S. Pearce. Miss Anna
Pearce, Providence, r. T.; Mrs. Hugh Nc
MILAN. Detroit; Mr.. and Mrs j. l.. Til
ton. New York; Mrs a. T.. Ludlnston,
BROOKLYN.
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Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.,

OLD POINT COMFORT. VA, Febru-
airy 1O.-The first real touch OF winter
was felt at Old Point last week. and the
weather was damp and disagreeable In
stead of balmy and spring-like as has
been the case for SO long. Owing TO the
fact that the guests at the hotel had to
spend SO much time ,r:loors, bridge re-
cefved new impetus, and there were
parties galore. to say nothing OF the
games which We're arranged for morning,
afternoon and evening by enthusiastic
players.
On Monday evening 4 very attractive
bridge party was given in the Officers
Mess at the post by Capt Francis n.
Cooke, of Fort Monroe. and DR.. John
Borgess. of the quarantine ship James
town" Among their guests were Mrs.
button, Mrs. Qualtrougl and Miss y. =.
Sullivan, OF Washington; Mrs. Scar
borough of New York: Mrs. Francis g.
Brown, General Thomas Sullivan, U. S.
A., and Lieut.. Houston Eldridge U. s.
n.
Mrs. c. j. Bailey, of the post. was the
hostess at a bridge party at"the Cham
berlin on Tuesday evening.
Last Saturday evening, before the hop.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Winston Read. of New
port News. entertained at dinner at the
Chamberlain for their house guests Miss
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had mlsread her heart All this time the
Southerner was plunged In despair and
nc told Pauline afterWnrd that lie made
Z point OF going In nil the battles, not 10
is a dut pr aDeips 70 Rs ksa The scene
aichmond aud describes, the latter city
ON the day of evacuation. There are
several minor couples who marry happily.
AMONG TIT; MEADOWS. BY FRANCES
ellen ellen Harris The Neale Publishing
be Interesting for Its humanity, or again,
may not. Through something. like four
ooweda P fb Frances Ae Harrs fhs
q times i It undoubte3ly Ora drags. coantIess
eee are tso ah ia WITCH Is eeneray
are more interesting Camilla Morgan,
porous farmer. is quite well done. She -
devoid of the softer sentiments, but great
ly prefers the Cincinnati department store
clerk to the well-to-do young farmer, be.
s oua ss sss fxsrr real he Hssn
e ,a sss Tor Is sr also but S SGHa D Vent sh ahead
and did the chores around the house with
out any whining or complaint.
Adams Sawyer and other works Of u ti e,
ton. has written new book called sara ,,a
Bernhard Brown. which Is with Striking
tact and grace dedicated ITO the shining
light OF the French stage and the artistic
queen OF the dramatic world" 1t Is the
story. OF a. young New York actress left
trlonic tendencies" as the author freely
says in the preface. 1t Is hard to picture
more narrowing situation for the poor
girl to get into, and without doubt, moth
Ing but indomitable American pluck can
pull her through. The author further adj
inlts in his preface that the. characters
are not drawn from living prototypes, but
are wholly the creation of the imagina-
ton. This Is especially gratifying.
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evening this week. Miss Mary Thompson
won the prize. After the game delight
full refreshments were served.
Miss Annie Jcftreys. who has been
visiting her relatives. Dr. George H.
Chewing and family, has returned to
her home III Warrenton.
Mrs. III. II. Smith. of Brooklyn, N. T..
is visiting her mother, Mrs. v. M.
Fleming.
Miss Susie Yates has returned from a
visit to friends in Washington.
Colonel p. d. Cole. Mrs. Cole. Mr.. and
Mrs Nv. l.. Brannon have returned from,
q two weeks trip to Florida
Miss Alice Cole Is visiting Mrs. r. r.
Roberts in Richmond.
Rev. w. D. Smith and Mrs. Smith, of
Winchester, visited relatives here this
week.
Mrs. E. w. Mills was in Washington
this week. attending the wedding of her
friend, Miss Jeanette keenan,, Of
lexington, Md, to Mr.. Joseph Graham,
or Washington.
Mr.. John C. Melville attended the golden
anniversary of the parents OF his wife
at Finksville. Nd, this week.
Miss Nora Willis, who has been visit
ing relatives here has returned to her
duties as music teacher in the Woman's
College at Richmond.
Miss Flora Mason is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Henry, in Washing
ton.
Mr.. G. B. Boulware has gone to Rich
mond, having accepted n position with
A. B. Clarke & Sons.
Mrs. E. E. Mountjoy, Of Birmingham,
Ala. who has been visiting Mrs. n. M.
Crutchfield, has returned to her home.
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sCOTTEsVILLE,V VA.
fspecial to the Timcs-Dlspatch.

fSpecial to the Tinles-D lspatch.)
.SCOTTSyILLE, VA, February l0,-A
skating party took advantage OF tho ex-
cellent Ice on the pond In Factory Bot
TONI Monday night. The moon, with
the aid of a big fire and lanterns, made
light, while hot cocoa and nablscos ro-
frashed tho inner man. The skaters were
Misses Nora billiard, AIarjorle and Helen
aarris, Mrs. Il. II, Farris. Mcssrs. Charles
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some weeks in Gordonsyilc, where he.

some weeks in Gordonsvillc, where her
brother. Mr.. Elicit is sick.
Mrs. Clara Bridgcforth has left for .
months trip in Amelia and Powhatan.
Mrs. Allen Ferguson gracefully enter
tanned the Library Club on Wednesday
afternoon. A pleasant afternoon was
spent and many new ideas and patterns
for embroidered collars, shirt waists and
table linen were exchanged.
Those present were Mesdames TaIcott,
Smith. Cooke. Morton. Burlington, Miller,
Cox and Misses Williams, Wren Hazen.
Cook, Barfleld Miller. Dodds and Cren-
shaw.
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February Magazines.

The February number of Scribncr
Magazine contains an article on Joseph
Jefferson at Work and Play. by Francis
Wilson, the well-known actor. These
"reminiscences are full of anecdote and
story and deals particularly with Rip Van
Wrinkle There are pleasant glimpses Of
Jefferson as a painter and his views and
preferences for various artists. Beside
this. Edith Wharton contributes a story
entitled THE Hermit and the wild
Woman" AS It's name indicates. this
story is widely removed in setting and
background from Mrs. Wharton's recent
novel. THE House OF Mirth." The table
of contents further Includes several ar
stories.
Harpers Magazine for February is
quite big number. Thomas r. Louns-
cusses the modern trend of the. English
language under the caption. "Schoolmas
tering the Speech" and Prof. w. II:
Investigations in an article headed What
Is n Comct?'' There is an installment of
Margaret Deland's continued novel. The
Awakening" and the second and con-
s stoqy f fae' q Other thnes Of
more or less interest are the recollections
of New York OF Mr.. Henry James, whose
manner of writing, could hardly
and some rather original com
ments on Shakespeare's Julius
Caesar" Carolyn Wells adds humorous
poem as do Grace Norton and Harriet
color, is<the work of Lucius w. Hitch
cock. and Norman Duncan. MAY Harris.
Murrel Campbell Dyar Philip n.
Wlghels and Thomas Janvier contribute
The Cen;nrys February Issue, contains
ne s o nsHe Of p R @es
Or. Mtichelrs dual life as succession
novelist end saccssSfnl physician Is ,,
number contains also the fourth CHAPTER
OF Mrs. Humphrey Wards novel. Fen
wicl's Career, which is spelt Fenwiek;
terest. and four or five short stories. FL,
lot FloYer; Caleb Young Rice AM; AND
Hspaamssa
ordinarily attractive piece Of fietion cali
e "Thc intellectual Miss Lamb.
The special features of the American
Monthly Review OF Reviews for February
are group of illustrated articles dealing
with the recent Industrial and CONNER
cial development of the Southern States
Richard II. Edmonds; THE DEVELOPMENT
of Our Gulf Ports by r. W. Woolley:
How Galveston Secured Protection
Against the Sea-" by w. Watson Davis.
etiIu He sSJIoWtl VI southwest .1cNaS,
an interesting comparison between the
powers and privileges of the French and
the American President by Professor
Mtrnroe Smith. with portrait of Presi-
dent-clect Faliieres, of France: sugges-
tive account of the practical contribu-
tons made by German science to the
nations Industrial advancement, by Pres
ident Pritchett. of the Massachusetts In
stitute of Technology: an appreciation of
President Harper and his life work by
President John III. Finley. and brief
tribute to the late Chancellor Hill. of
work of the California Promotion Com
mittee is described by Hamilton Wright.
The editorial department. 1.-THE Progress
OF the World, +" covers the months inn
portant developments in domestic and for
eign politics.
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sentiaL p o. Box 1862, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21

WANTED-Man and wife TO 20 out on
stock ranch; will furnish transporta-
ton to responsible people. Address U
20, Bee. B-382 ELK
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21

for making read at night
luminous paint for signs, etc. i0c. Ma
tional Paint Works, Euglewood, III