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THE RIGHT Of THE
AMERICAN AMERICAN YOUTH
PRESIDENT LUTHER OF TRINITY
COLLEGE ARGUES FOR MAN.
UAL TRAINING IN SCHOOL.
Says Apprentices Are Ruled Against by
Union Laborers, and That They
Are Not Taught What They Have
Right to know-Prominent Manu-
facturer Caught Beating Wife.

New Haven, Conn, July 1.-THE
American boys right to be taught a
trade in school, instead of under the
restrictions of a labor union, the mem
bers of which are jealous of his adj
~vancement, was asserted by President
f. S. Luther of Trinity college, Hart
ford, in today's convention of the Amer
lean Institute of Instruction. President
Luther said in part
Apprentices Learning Little.
To-day there are few apprentices
and such as may still be found are
learning very little. The labor unions
restrict the number of apprentices to
limits grotesquely below obvious
needs. The boys suffer from the jeal
ousy, ill-will and incompetence of those
who are supposed to teach them, and
from the greed of employers who try
to get a mans work out of them for {
boys wages"
, 1906-07-12

Daily Republican. so cents q month.
, 1906-07-12

Daily Republican. so conrs a month.
, 1906-07-12
UNION PACIFIC TIME TABLE.

West Bound.
In effect at the Laramie station at
the present time.
, 1906-07-12

Courtesy of Archives & Historical D
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
HOUSES
1901 Farnam st.


$1,000 for $50 N. 10Th ST., lo-room house.
thoroughly modern and built only few
years lots, east front, large shade trees
near MIR, Joslyn's beautiful home.
11er rSO t modern bonse. with attic. which
cost owner over slS,O0O; lot 60xi7 feet.
$500 for Groom modern house in hrst-
Farnam St, lot 4sxi36 IT.. might consider
small business property In trade.
$3.50 for lO-room modern house in excel
lent condition, on Georgia Ave, near Wool
worth Ave-, east front, lot gOxl50l owner
will consider any reasonable ofrer for
AI5O for good s-room modern house,
nearly new, oak finish, near 18th and st.
Mary,s Ave-, lot SSxl92 II, close in.
$500 each for well built S-room 2-story
modern square houses, having oak finish,
hot air and hot water heat, up to date In
every respect, in Dundee, near car line,
1850 for new 7-room modern square
house. oak finish, l block south of Bemis
$3.50 for new 7-room 2-story modern
square house, hot water heat, on paved
kountze MIA Place Do lot 5oxi25 Il. SUM
1900 for 7-room modern house on Haw-
thorne Ave. (Bemis Park, near 18th Str
hot water heat, beautifully located lot %
1870 for S-room modern. house with
barn, In best of condition throughout, fun
and Kountze Place, part cash, balance
monthly. Investigate, as owner Will not
refuse any reasonable offer for quick sale.
S3,TO0 for S-room modern house on 3Sd St,
just south of Leavenworth, east front lot,
paved street.
s., 900 for Groom modern house, oak finish,
on Ohio St., between 10th and 22d st., lot
40x122 IT.
$500 for we'll built Groom 2-story house,
ali modern except heat, pped for furnace,
on California, near 3lst St., built only two
years ago for home, 6211 1T. south from
tage. Special low price for quick sale.
$3.50 for Groom house, modern except
heat, on N. Sth ST., near Davenport, close
in, will rent for $50 per mo.
$500 for 7-room 2-story well built modern
house with mantel and CRATE, >on corner
lot, just south of Kountze Place, near 10Th
st. boulevard, b cash.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
FOR EXCHANGE

3 S50o-In Hanscom Place, Groom all-mod-
ern, we'll built, hot water heated
residence, corner lot. 60x167 feet, fine
location; for smaller house and cash.
Sc, OO0-Handsome West Farnam residence
and grounds, costing nearly $4,000.
Would take smaller residence in part.
Lot In Bemis park, worth 81 200 cash, to
exchange for a or S-room house, not
to exceed 5000. Will pay difference
In cash. Must be modern and In
good location. RE
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
BARGAIN FOR
HOME ON INVESTMENT

e0oo-s1s worthington st., splendid lO-room
modern dwelling, oak finish. steam
heat, tiled vestibule, large porch, two
mantels, new plumbing, with extra
closet in basement and wash basin
Just OF the reception hall; lot
106xl3715 feet; paved street, beautiful
shade and one of the most desira Bile
locations in the city; half block from
Farnam car. This place Is actually
worth 30 per cent more than we are
asking for II. Owner IL a nonresi-
dent and has allowed the place to
get a little out of repair and has
made this price to sell 1t for quick
sale.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
VACANT

17,425 for 1s2x1S2 IT., N. d. corner sth and
Douglas ST., b. & M & N. w. trackage.
5000 for all OF block z, A. s. Patrick's
addition, between goth and 9th, Miami
and Corby Sts., with 8 houses, renting for
$50 per mo-; something to subdivide and
not far out.
$500 for i7Ox182 TT, N. Z. corner ed and
Nicholas SITS, a special low price.
5000 for &c It. frontage on paved street,
near high school, with sufficient depth TO
build a row of brick fats.
5000 for 491sx1S2 II. N. f. on California
St, opposite Creighton college.
California and Webster, fiat location.
5000 for 2Sx132 IT. on Douglas St., near
81 800 for 81 .ex1@ It. s. F. on Lincoln
boulevard, near 35th St, 2 lots.
$1,000 for 32x64 II. w. F. on 9th st. l
permanent walk, good location for single
brick fiat, which would always rent well.
$525 for choice building lots on Pratt, be
tween 18th and 9th St., only few LETT.
RE
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
IN VACANT LOTS

So lots near the Field clup; many
very choice building sites among them.
$1,000 TO $4,000.
1872 lots in Hers addition, $500 to
$1,000. These include "a beautiful
east fronts on Boulevard, south of
Hanscom park, at $500 to 500. This
addition is convenient to both Omaha
and South Omaha and is good invest
ment property at the present prices.
80 lots in Oak Chatam; these lots
are between goth and oath Sts., close
to two car lines, and cheaper than ad-
jacent property; $500 to $3.50.
lots in Ames Place, 27th, near
Sprague st., 25x100 feet each; 5000.
Vacant lots in all parts of the city.
Let us know what you want. If we
haven't got 1t we will find 1t for you.
Our farm adv. appears in the News
and our suburban properties in the
World Herald today.
j. H. Dumont & Son.
905-6 N. Y. Life Bldg.
Phone Douglas $50.
RE
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
GEORGE & COMPANY
Phone Doug. Ss

s2,250 for 7-room modern house IN same
location, inside lot, Il cash down.
school, close In.
1880 for s-room house, modern except
furnace, new open plumbing, barn, near
Franklin school and Harvey car line, spe-
cinl low price for quick sale.
1850 for 2-story Broom house, modern
except heat nearly new, built for a home,
near 2lth and Burt SITS, lot S25tx1n IT,
$1.75O for 5-room cottage in good condition,
newly painted and papered, with city
water, sewer and gas. on 18th St boule-
ward, near Lake, lot 9O1kx102 It.
81, 100 for a26 Elm St., Groom cottage,
only $500 cash, balance semi-yearly at
per cent -
$3.50 for 5-room cottage on N. 18th st.,
near Clarke, lot 30x1sO IT, terms.
81, $50 for 4-room cottage in same location,
lot 3Ox140 IT., easy terms.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
721-22 N. Y. Life Bldg.

month near corner SOth and Sahler.
Lot S2x10s feet
si,s5o-6-room cottage, near new street car
Lot bOxi27 feet House lie newly
painted and in good shape through
out. Should rent for slb per month.
s1,go-2o4 Arbor st.. good 5-room cottage,
porcelain bath, sewer, gas, water
and permanent walk. Lot 5oxlS feet,
south front close to Hanscom park
as this for the money in the south
part OF town.
s1,7O0-New 5-room cottage. blocks from
Walnut Hill car line, natural wood
finish. porcelain bath, electric lights,
full cemented cellar. Owner must
sell It House cS ssS mott nobsF butt ~ t tS
lot. Be sure to see this.
sa1oo-Good b-room cottage, modern ex-
cept furnace, near 18th and Mander-
son, east front lot, 5Oxl4O feet. A
nice home.
,a.60o-77th and woolworth Ave. all-mod-
; sb' porcelain bath, full cemented
cellar 5O-foot lot. street just paved;
extra nice and clean.
2650-East front, on 2sth, between Jeck-
son and Leavenworth, b-room cot
tage sewer, water and gas; lot
s75lx14O feet; paving all paid
Ss%0-Near the corner OF Sherman Ave.
and Pinkney, modern Groom dwell
ing nearly new first-class condition,
porcelain bath furnace, best of ma
teral throughout, on paved street
and car line. Very desirable and
could not be duplicated for the
money.
SSB0-south trent. modern, s-room house
In Bemis park, finished in natural
wood. inlaid floor In reception hall,
fine mantel porcelain bath, Carton
furnace, large front porch. high and
slightly, lot 40x152 feet. This Is
very desirable home. Owner leaving
town and must sell.
SbBO0-New Sroom house In Bemis park.
fronting east on boulevard, splendid
uuarter-sawed oak finish, large
porch. One of the handsomest mod
erate-priced homes in the park.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23

$1,750-Two houses, one seven and
one four rooms, in good order, on
North 2Sth ST., renting at $23. A
good Investment.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23

1,600-5-room house and lot 33x
lao, east front, at 202S North 18th
st. (boulevard); rents at SIS.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23

81, 650-Six-room modern house,
about years old, on corner lot, hH
West End. A very nice home; large
cellar. all bricked up; been asking
$4,000; house is now vacant; posses
sion at once. Nice home for some
one.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23

$2,200-Eight-roo large, two.
story house, near 18th and Locust;
bath, gas fixtures, large porch, all IN
good order; east front lot 60xS1.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
FOR sALE-REaL ESTATE For slLE-REAL ESTATE
D. Y. SholeS Company
721-22 N Y. Life Bldg. Tel Douglas 49.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
VACANT LOTS

VACANT LOTS
s00-e6x1ss feet, north front, on Martha,
second lot west of nth, on grade.
Make us an offer.
75o-5Ox1s2 feet, on vinton, between 18th
and 18TH paving paid, permanent
walks, sewer, water and gas.
sOe-50x124 feet west front on I'D, $50
feet north of Laird st.
s5o-50x12s feet, S. e. corner 10Th and
Ruggles SITS.
e00-l0x120 feet, west front, on 18th,
south Of Vinton. Choice OF half
dozen good lots here. Look at them
and see the new houses building.
You will want one.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
INVEST MENTS

y77.tOO-s per cent net near Benefits
store.
opposite Hoagland block.
SOOO fer store building and small cottage
on s. 10th, near William, rental $40 per
year, or about IL per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
STRlNGER'S BARGAINS
$1,000

$1,000
New Groom cottage, south front 47-foot
lot, growing neighborhood; nonresident
owner, who is anxious to sell; easy terms
TO good party; &o4 Saratoga.
$4,000
tois N. 18th Ave.-Here Is one of the best
places In Omaha for the money; ready
to move into without one cent of ex-
pense; owner lives In the house and
VIII be glad to show you through.
$3.50
66xi40-Vacant lot, at 35th and California
SITS; has just been reduced from $500 and
Is great snap.
1925
tSxl2S-Near 9th and Meredith Ave-; YOU
can't buy another lot so cheap on this
street. See us sure.
+. G. BEST, 821 N. Y. LIFE.
2t5N fF RES q
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
w. H. GATES
617 N. Y. Life Bldg.
Phone Douglas 1924.

$1,3OO-Corner S. e. 18th and
Grace, 4-room house; ground 33x14O:
rent $11.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23

Easements, soaiSS rents H0T SIS hGS seihg T s
ways rented. Quick sale. 1850.
Northeast corner 2sth and Franklin; 127H
xi20; room for three houses; $1,000. j.
II Parrotte RE-i96 2S
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23

t-ROOM all modern house. suitable for one
or two families, 2116 Emmett RE-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
OPEN MONDAY EVEN
INGS TIL 9:3O.
CHOICE HOMES


On Terms to Suit Buyers.
Groom modern home W. Farnam st. 50 600
7-room, mod, hot water heat, Ohio st. ST. 500
7 rooms, modern, 42d St..........,...,...;2,75 100
8 rooms, modern, Templeton ST.. SO, 400
Grand Ave. wv" ................... 81 800
9 rooms strictly mod, Goth and Miami 81 500
8 rooms, modern, N. Path St.......-... SO 900
9 rooms, strictly mod, Bemis Park. .S, 40
s rooms, modern, Bemis Park. So 800
s rooms, modern, new. Sherman Ave. $3.50
7 rooms, new, modern, Bemis Park. $500
Hsnscom PARK ..............''......'... So 800
Z rooms modern, Hanscom Park. 80. 81 400
Z rooms, modern, 10th and Dorcas. -. So 100
liam 80. -" ...,.'.:'......... 1890
near William DECENTRALIZATION. '
Small houses, 81, 900 to $4,000, ali over city.
See me for further particulars.
w. G.. SHRIVER.
1023 New York Life Bldg.
RE-4ss q
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
BEMIS,

Phone Doug.-5S5. Paxton Block.
RE
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
BARGAIN HUNTERS
MAKE US
AN OFFER

II there is anything in this list that you
want make us an offer for it, The prices
are cheap, but owner is anxious to sell and
will consider any fair offer.
Southeast corner 34th and Charles Street.
Lot 5OxS0 $780,
Lot o. block IA, Dwight & Lymans Ad-
dltion facing west on S1st Street, between
Gold and Wright Streets. $500.
1887 Decatur Street. 7-room two-story
house. Rented. SO per month. The house
alone is worth the price. Lot 60x13o. 81, 200.
eex12s feet. on oath Street, north Of Bristol
Street. $500.
lao feet on Henderson st., 40 feet on 10th
st. Boulevard and 12o feet on 10Th st. H,7Oo;
or the corner on 10Th st. 5ox10 for 500.
1S2x132 feet, North oath St., corner Of
Bristol, with 5-room cottage; or the south
A feet OF same without cottage, 81, 200
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14

authorities at the hospital ship and
there they both passed away. uns
mOufned save by tho sympathetic
nurses Unknown they came save
for the names which are found on
the hospital register. and unknown
they went into the great beyond
neltH told the nurses he WAS ah
years " age That Was all the In
formation they obtained from him,
Peterson WAS about the same ago.
but az TO either of the mena ante
eodents absolutely nothing was
learned Somewhere there may be
loving parents. or alatora. or broth
era. whose hearts are hungry Tor
home word from the missing ones.
but II ao there viii be no greeting
until theY meet In another sphere
Daily there are these little trare
dies az life which find climax at
tho WAY side hospital Each tide
that comes la from the sea marks
the arrival of some was tager from
the whifling stream of llie, and
each tide that goes out takes WITH
Il Honio fflcndieau soul Some are
nuraed htok to atrcagth and life. 10
pass ON aud be lost Ia aiEht aeain
In the ranks 81 those Who inc"H
sanity wander the world over, az II
looking Tor u EfaVe.
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GRADE
IN MONTANA
MIL wAukEg HAS ooop MoHr.
OF WAY rGTWUUN MILES
CITY AND BuTrU-WiLL cur
NORTHERN PACIFIC TIME.

The Chicago. Milwaukee = st,
raul railroad win come through
Montana on grade ~ pes oent
aud curves Of not more than pod
cont on the line between Miles Citg
aud lutte. follow ms the Musaelahcit
river 20 Harlow town. where it VIII
use tho Montana railroad to L0ms
bard. juat acquired, From there q
viii continue westward. the Idea be-
ing 60 make the shortest line be-
tween ~. Paul and the Hpund
A J. Earring IL Ia Montana to-
local officials thia morning.
VIII Co, Time.
According TO the present tines the
Milwaukee viii cat the time Of the
Northern Pacific between Mites city
ana Lombard b. something lika two
hours aud 70 minnten A. surveyed
the line viii net be more than 200
miles ~ length With easy grades
through the tell mountains
The ilin interests are fostering a
line o. be run between Great rails
and billings. Mont The road il also
working on line from Great Fails
southeast % pfca. where Il wtil Join
The &. Il a y. building up from
billings
The effect Of this VIII be = lower
ink OF freight fstes and the opening
OF a rieh country.
Decide on Route.
Further VOTES was siven out this
morning 81 the local office ~ the q.
NJ q ~ 2 that IN spite u nm
attempting 10 block the game in
Montana the route has been nrac-
tltaiiY decided from The Missouri
river % seattle This route wili be
made public when agents have com.
pletrd taking options Oh property
FOR fiEht .of-Waya yards division
terminals. etc Work VIII hs
pushed from four points af once
Hnt possibly five ~ construction
IL pushed with all possible speed. the
~. Paul shouid complete the llns 10
Seattle uy The end ~ 1905.
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deal EDITOR
The Seattle star 4
OF the published May ~
4 selected Ne being the most worthy. 4

be able to take as prominent a part
In business affairs as Ia Intellectual
matters. and be "a much assistance
20 one~cNcvpt physically "a an.
other capable man
Number ..
My Ideal Woman Is described
negatively. thus She should not
De a talebearer a ependthrift, a
Jealous disposition. = reader Of llght
fiction. a shreN, sluYen. flif'.
she should not be itlitcgatc. immod
est. a plgmy or giant
Number =.
with a true. generous heart, a
vivaciona. suushiny disposition. an
ability 20 sympathiHc With anyone
ia happiness or In sorrow her chill.
dren's teacher and her husband :
ehum he her hair white OF auburn.
her eyes blue or black. her com
plexlon light ar dark, she would be
my Ideal Woman
Number s.
My Ideal Womans religion i
tempered With common sense a
mother@to her a baby Is the sweet
est thing under heaven. her loflicet
Aim 60 discover aud develop the
gold of It's character, This woman
makes an Inspiring. apprectallye
wife. hlnls her highest mission
and Is tender and tolerant TO all
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BRAZILIAN DIPLOMATS
SPEND DAY IN SEATTLE.

A distinguished party ~ diplo
mats spent Sunday la Seattle aud
iefi thts boon fnr hritiaa Colunl.
bia pointa % Interest Tho parts
are the guests ~ former ConEfeeH
man u & shannon. and Includes
Joaauim Nabueo. brazilian amhaa
sadaf 10 the United States Nleomte
nAlie. poftuegucae minister 20 the
United States. aud Co, 4 a. FEEDER
ualras. brazilian military atiachs
Ambassador Nahueo u a member
of the Pan American Convention
which meets AZ bio De laueitu In
July. The pfueeut trip L. simply
one ~ pleasure While In the eifs
the party wsrc gaesia 81 the iia
coin hotel
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STREET LAWSTO
Be ENFORCED

Superintendent Walters, Of the
department of streets and neNeru
has appealed IA the police 10 assist
In a general crusade for the strict
enforcement Of the Law preventing
the littrrinE OF structh aud alleys
Among the chief nulsaneeA IN THE
line Is the throwing Of rubbish and
ashes Ia the streets and allefe. The
standing OF freight cars on the
switching tracks along the water
front and the practice % seamstefr
driving their wagons across con
crete walks
All OF these things are prohibited
b. city ordinances. but the street
department finds itself Handicapped
In trying tO enforce the laws.
through lack Of inspectors With
the police on the lookout the nut.
raness eau be abated
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MINISTER ON MITCHELL.

Rev n. " Haynes Rf the Fifat
baptist church. yesterday teat fuf
hts topic The Recent 1HsErdY lie
referred TO the murder 20 cfeffiHid
AZ cenardiY ael the fhooiinE 81
aefrmsslssa man FROM behind. HH
coaid ftua no sympathy for Mitchell
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HOUNDS THAT FOUND
SMITH TO Be USED

TO one Of the fleeing bandits has
been recovered ~ tfachera. and u
Nh bc uaed 70 give the bloodhounds
scent GU their arrival az Camp
bell meadows Two dogs from Mel
son. In charge az Provincial Con
stable Young. have already been
pat TO wptk
The horses used by the deaPcrs
does are nos belng used D. the
men ia pursuit The tfaeAeta. hos
ever. are handicapped. as they can
travel only by day Much depends
upon the hlundhunndn The rain.
fall has also been a drawback
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or several hundred letters re
ocivcd In the Ideal Woman contest.
the editor Of the contest has sc
ieeted tive. which IN hts Judgment
are the most worthy.
And nov he Is going to ask the
readers Of The star to say which
one of the five should be awarded
the first prise.
The five letters are published
herewith. designated b. numbers
aud READERS may express their pref
erenco by filling out tho accom-,
panNinE coupon and mailing u to
the Ideal Woman Editor. The Star
The coupon will appear only In to
dass paper The letters follow
Number Z.
"She who Will carry out in her
life the wnole purpose % God In her
creation External adiuncts. such
as beauty. etc. are peFishRhle The
God given attributes OF a helpmeet
are deathless. She will cnthrone
her husband 40 king. as be will en-.
thuone her as queen. Gods Ideal Is
mine"
Number ?
eMy Ideal Woman must be In.
dnstFions. companionatle, neat, In.
spirinE. a Christian aud of good
iovahie character she must pos.
Sesa foresight aud sound Judgment
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Tuesday sGrOCerySpeCiaI

CANNED sALMoN-Regular Zoe
half pound canH ..stt...ss...Jc
FLUFF sTARcH-ns Regular l0c
package sst...-t..ts. ..ss, &c
Pineapple Regular 3Je can
Fancy Pineapple ...,. .t.. 2Je
TEA All cur b0e grade tens 35e
NAYFLOWTR COTFHE Fresh
roasted every day. pound BOf
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AUTO EXPLODES

OMAHA. May IA steam anto-
muhtic blew az on tarnum 81 last
night. iuIuriuE the sis Inmates The
force VI the explosion hurled several
~ the Victims 90 feet breaking Win.
dowa block away. while pieces u
the machine were found two blocks
away.
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DOGS OWNED By HARRY ORA.
PER. or SPOKANE. TO TAKE
TRACK or TRAIN RoesERs.

KAMIoopS. n. c. May IL The
men In ehafxe of the hunt Tor The
robbers who held np the Canadian
Pacific overland have seat fof
Harry Draper and bis bloodheunds.
OF Spokane. Who were successful
In findlnE Ouelaw Smith Ia oregua
An article OF clothing belonging
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BOX AfARcHE PULL PATENT
This ~ the finest flour milied
per sack .ts.+.+.-s..tt. SIsfO
LARD-pure Rendered Leaf Lard.
ner pound .................I zoe
HITTER - Best Washfngto
Creamery Butter. ID. 900. gle
ZOOS strictly fresh Ranch Frs
dozen ,................ss. 23c
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rHlEr TAKES TRUNK.

some sn,erprisins thief waiked
off With trunk which had bees
tett standing on the sidewalk q
Occidental az and Nssisf vas early
last week Then SCHNEIDER. II yof
second aY. uho ounsd the irank.
only reported the theft 10 the 20
lice yesterday.
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EotroR ooes TO JAil.

INDIANAPOLIS. MaY re Fred
{. rurdY. Publisher ~ the sur. Mas
Tined 1850 and sentenced o. 30 aay s
In IAN b. Criminal Judge Afford
Saturday Tor contempt ~ court
Pur1F Published editorials cfiticia.
ing judge Afford.
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WILL GIVE BANQUET.

benefit entertainment will be
given az the Labor temple on MAJ
u Tor = San Francisco fira sufferer
Prof A " Finch. The worlds fam.
ous hArHonlea player. uiil render
aNtNrnl nnlnellnnM
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Friendicss. and aa far as known
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