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Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-05
BOCHE MAY Be DROWNED
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In Wisner last week to j. S. johnson of
Inman. For the past few months Miss
Schwinck has been employed on the O'Neill
Frontier, where she met her present husI
band.
PENDER-At a special meeting OF the
village board last evening six applications
and one was refused on account Of the
location, although there is no prohibitory
ordinance governing same. The board will
be mandamused to Issue license to the
sixth saloon.
PENDER-The so-called smallpox scare
he's somewhat subst4ed since those who
have had IL are again having II. Vaccinated
people are affected; In fact, everybody has
the af1iction that wants 1t without incon-
yenience to their occupation Unless the
state board raises the quarantine those
shut in will continue to raise complaint
BEATRICE-A heavy snOwstorm visited
this locality yesterday forenoon and while
residents enjoyed a sleigh ride, John
Schiek. liveryman of this city, took about
twenty children to school in his sleigh
while the storm was raging. He believes
he has made new record In Nebraska for
May g. 1907.
BEATRICE-W. A. Morrison. for the last
twenty years a resident OF Beatrice, died
last night after a protracted illness OF
stomach trouble He was 40 years OF age
and is survived by widow and six chill
this city about twelve years. and when
taken sick was in the employ OF the Demp-
steT company OF this city.
4NEbANAohAfA ~ II fNEuhfsuaN evening
there was a double wedding at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Y. Profitt, west Of
this city. when their daughters, Miss Clara
l.. and Miss Myrtle, were married to VIII
liam L. Ferguson and Curtis Thompson re-
spectiVely. There were hundred or more
guests present All are we'll known resi-
dents OF Hendricks precinct.
WEST POINT-Frank farmer who met
with such a tragic death at Norfolk at
the hands OF Herman BOche, at one time
lived in West Point and was we'll known
here. He was married some fifteen years
ago to Miss Bertha BOrath. The wifes
relatives are still residents OF West Point
and the family Is highly respected and has
the sympathy of the community.
BEATRICE-The Wymore Driving Park
association has been organized by the cleo
ton OF these officers: A. ID. McCandless,
president; II. c. Lahin, vice president; ].
T. Stevens, secretary; ii. w. Dimmitt.
treasurer. The association will be incor-
pOrated, will have an authorized capital of
5000, and will commence business when
two-ffths Of this amount has been sub
scribed.
PIAATTSMOUTH County Judge II. D.
Travis has filed in the federal court a pc
tition IN voluntary bankruptcy for William
M Divine. a merchant in Greenwood, In
this county. His Indebtedness Is scheduled
az y, l22S4 and his stock OF MERCHANDISE Is
valued az 81 600. Judge T. c. Munger en-
tered an order In bankruptcy and referred
the case TO Referee J. c. A. Kennedy.
OSCEOL.A-The high school has az last
secured a full corps OF teachers for the
coming school year. They are, p. A.
BoostrOm principal, Miss Ruby @. Clark.
nrst prneipali Earl n. Cline, second as
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-05
ATTORNEYS FAVOR PARDON
President May Release January from
Prison Some Day Next
Week.

WASHINGTON, May 4.-The Department
OF Justice has received reports from Dis
tTict Attorney Embrey at Oklahoma In
the case of William January, alias Ander-
son, recently arrested in Kansas City, and
also from the trial Judge and the former
district attorney who tried January nine
years ago. They each recommended his
pardon.
The attorney general, however, is at his
home in Baltimore, and is not expected
TO return to Washington until next Tues
day The papers may be forwarded TO
him there. and II so. 1t is likely that a
report will be made to the president at as
early as Monday, when JanuaFys pardon
will Immediately follow.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-05

the Chamberlain hotel today said that the
work on the factory would begin within
a month.
Bankers Meet May 10.
Officers of Group Six OF the Iowa State
Bankers association decided today that
the next meeting of the group will be
in this city May 16 The chief speaker has
not been selected but he will be a man
prominent in the banking or financial
world. More than $50 bankers will attend
the meeting
Freight Handlers Organize.
Most of the freight handlers who struck
on the Rock Island have formed e union.
The temporary organization was formed
at the Trades and Labor Assembly hall
last night and will be maintained till a
charter from the Freight Handlers and
'Warehousemen's National union can be Sc
cured.
CassOn II Appointed.
Attorney General Byers has appointed
George Casson of Audubon as second as
sistant attorney general as provided for
by the last legislature.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-05
ACCIDENT ON THE SANTA FE
shriners on Way TO Los Angeles Aza
Delayed when WrOGA

Los ANGELES, May AIN the derail-
ment Of a westbound Santa Fe passenger
train, a mile west OF Joseph City, Ariz,
yesterday several persons were injured,
none fatally The wreck delayed ten sec
lions following, all crowded with shrinefs
on their way to the annual cOnclave here.
Among the injured was A. J. Walters,
Lowell, Mass, whose back was sprained.
Several other passengers were slightly
hurt.
So far as could be learned no Shrlners
were aboard the wrecked train. The wreck
was caused by the breaking Of the trucks
on the baggage car.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-05

Whiting, Ia, pays the ferry fares of Ne
braska farmers who cross the river to buy
goods. Those enterprising Hawkeyes
should be careful they do not get tap
from the big stick" which is out against
rebates.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-05
ReIchstnE CO Treatv.

BERLIN, May 4.-The newly signed COM
mercial agreement or modus vivendi. be-
tween the United States and Germany was
made public last night and was submitted
to the Reichstag today for approval
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-05

Farmers will be compelled to rush work
If they are to get their corn planted before
the aspiring candidate begins operations
under the primary law
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-05

Pity the Broilers-There are a whole lot
of women who have been interested in
incubator chickens who are thinking Il
necessary 20 have some female society to
take up the work OF making petticoats and
trousers for the numerous shiverlng broods
one sees on every hand.-Tekamah Journal.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-05

After all the delay on the farm no one
is complaining that weeds have gotten a
start on the corn"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-05

hours.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-05

Bees in Chuch-While reshingling Char
ter Oak church last Saturday the carpen-
tiers uncovered a swarm Of bees that had
located under the roof several years ago.
and which proved so opposed to being dis
turbed that work had to be suspended I'M
I'll they could be disposed of-Charter Oak
Correspondent Aubur Republican.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-05

Troubles Of the Editor-The Fremont
Herald is trying TO rid Fremont OF satur-
day night dances. Here in Norfolk the
society editor is crying because there are
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-05
Cnason IL Appointed.
NEBRASKA FROM DAY TO DAY
Quaint and Curious Features of Life
In a Rapidly Growing
State.

Duck a swimming on the lake,
Snipe wades in the pools;
Curlew circles round the hills,
Guns are 'gainst the rules.
October is a coming
II not frozen out,
Meanwhile wait in patience,
Fish for ten-inch trout.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-05
woman involved in the affair, beInE~a
Tor.
Identification "A Mistake.

PEEKsKILL N. ". May 4.-The mon
and woman, who have been under sur
vigilance in hotel here on suspicion that
they were Jere X. Cooke the former
Hampstead, l. l., minister, and Miss Flor
cite Whaley, have been identified as a
Poughkoepsie business man and his daugh-
ter
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-05

no dances Of any kind to help all the
Saturday column. The Herald ought TO
be required to run a society column on
two items week.-Norfolk News.
Evidence Of strairr-That party in Pender
who wrote the French letter to us had
better modify his way of telling us his
troubles. we never studied the French
language. But from the stunts and turns
he must have made in writing It he must
have been in an awful mental STRAIN. We
honestly believe that he could have written
that letter in Dutch and not half tried
Thurston Gazette.
Prosperity in Holt-That Holt county has
been and is the place for a poor man to
get start in life is exempiified in the case
of Fred Martens of Atkinson. who was an
O'Neill visitor last Monday Mr.. Martensb
came to Holt county twenty-one years ago
with just enough money to pay the home
stead fling fee on q quarter section Of
land on. Holt creek. about twelve miles
south of Atkinson. where he still resides
He now owns. clear of all membranes
200 acres of land. has 800 head Of cattle
and twenty head Of horses,>~property that
is easily worth $4,000, and made in Holt
county in twenty-one years. This is a
little over S,3O0 for each year. Where can
you make money any faster than that2-
O'NeilI Frontier.
The Minister'S Apology-BrOther Warner
of the Lyons Mirror takes us to task last
week because of our too free use of slang,
and because of our persistent abuse of
Hon. Mark w. Murray. AS to our use OF
slang we guess Brother Warner has us
jumping side W, acknowledges, we
mean we will have to plead guilty to
Brother Warmers allegations Slang has
always been one of our besetting sins We
take to 1t like a-Georgia "nigger" to a
watermelon patch, but we will endeavor to
cut 1t o.. (beg pardon, Brother warner)
we mean we will refrain and be good-unul
the next offense. So far as abusing his
honor is concerned. II may be naughty,
very naughty indeed, but Just think of the
fun we are having. 1t is more fun than a
box Of monk, chang our old skim
there it goes again. we mean It is real
amusing to stroke his fur the wrong way
and watch his antics The discipline of the
Methodist church forbids us going TO the
aires, shows and horse races. and we
simply must have some diversion somehow.
--Pender Republic.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-05
p. ID. o. Convention Next,
DeemSF 10 Plant Trees.

Horace f. Deemer Of the supreme court
has consented TO deliver an address next
week In this city at the planting Of tree
taken from the Mt Vernon home Of Wash
ington and to be planted I'm one Of the
public parks OF this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-05

Definite arrangements have been made by
the Iowa Portland Cement company Of
Iowa, Kas., 10 establish In Des MOines a
cement factory costing Sl.2OO.OO0 and en-
ploying 400 hands. The work Of erecting
the factory will De started this summer.
J. C. Bureh. secretary Of the company, 81
The Alaska prospector., 1907-04-25
THEY BLAME ALASKA

Washington, April 25-The in- terstate commerce commission says that the blame for the recent car shortage rests with Alaska. The country has required so many cars to transport shipments across the continent that there was not a sui ficient number left to transact the other business of the States
 London, April 25-The Spanish government has orderru three new hattleships of the Drradnaught rvpe to replace those lost ln ,ne war With the Uniyed States. Other additions to h r navy are also cou- teupi"ttd in the near future.
 Chistuchina, April 25- Ghc head push of the Slate creek amt Cui-ra crowd kraemcr, HA2e,cj md others is now within five miles of [ hl>n4 postotiire. The UruI ~ev party is at Red Rock. 'rhrv vi ! all have plenty f time jo reach heir des,iua ,ion he,ore the s1oY, which is very deep on Clis. uoh.na, leaves.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-04-25
HONDURAN WAR ENDS

Honduras, April 25-Peace has finally been declared in Central America This country and Nic- araguc have reached a satisfactory settlement of their troubles and the armles will De withdrawn from the field.
 New York, April 25-Andrew Carnegie is very i'll and is not ex- Dected to recover. His nearest friends are not allowed to see him.
 Chicago, April 25- Labor men of the States are planning a mon ster asscmblage on the lake front during the month to protest against the uttoranceS of President Moose welt regarding Mover and Hay wood
 Omaha, April 25-Southern Da- Io.a has been experiencing the worst blizzard of years during h. past fe days Trains are all stalled and wires are down in all directions.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-04-25
CHICAGO BAD AS FRISCO

Chicago, April 25--It has de- veloped that the Chicago police department was as rotten as that Tn San Francisco. The police cap tains have been subsidized all along by the burglars and thieves of the citv, and when new patrolman would arrest any of the gang of crooks he would be dismissed from the service as too conscien- tious. A thorough investigation is being made.
 Pittshurg, April 25- 4 large tank in the Duqucsne gardens, which con;aueo 100000 gallons O water. hurs. yesterday when th"r was a large crowd of well dresser peopJ" in tur parE throwing wate' over an If hcw Several people were seriously Injured in the panic that ensuod Whcr the water brok, loose
The Alaska prospector., 1907-04-25
TORt. RING THE INSANE

Chicago, Apr, 25-An investi- gation of the insane asy)ums opera ted here by private parties has re- vealed horrors ebnal 10 those Of the inquisition. Patients were fas- tened to the wall of dark room for years, and their food passed through a hole in the door. Others were starved and beaten by the at tendants and women were out ragged continually. A number of lliegitimate children have teen born in some of the institutions within he past year. Several ar reFts have been made and the man. agcrs an attendants oi the houses will be vigorously prosecuted.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-04-25
! eveioping Copper Property

Developing Copper Property
 There is considerable activity on Knlglt~ island, notwiths;anding the unusual depth of snow The Knights Island Copper Co. now has nine men working at Dryer bay.
 On Hos an bay JnI.ns nacr b"s crew of men ready ,o start cra- tions, but lis supp ies are a.l on jhe 'cgn. ana ~ being delayed 50 long 1t @ataja wiN re.agd lis work rons.ieraniy Jne No-"n- |. -Hcnlp.y proper Y j~ ho.p1 @.- ve oped ~ crew .n charge of Hogan
 AacAine.y Wa taken to .rycr bay recently for the Knights Island Dev,Iopncnt to. nAtch is operating tine Hothk.an@ laims, and will be pu. il place a> soon as conditions will allow.
 Dovelopment work i~ under way on the pro crtv of tao Crow1 Cop per .o., but extensive operations wilt not ~tary unt., the arrival of supplies and machinery from he States, probably early in May
 On ,no outer side of Knights island Q camp ha. been established O the property 0. Rua, LjIjcgren an Dcmcnzct, between Marsh Cove and Bay of Isles Five ,ons oi ,upplie- and 5000 feet of jum- her ~err landed ;hcro early this month and crew of five men paaEcd the lumber uy to Inc ,un- mel site and erected +cAerai build n&s. The tunn,, on ibis property is now in 20 feet. where tiIe ore was frs! struck, though they cx- pect to go 100 feet before getting ,nto the pay
 On Lntouchc, Barrack is build ng wharf below Beatson's on the Axel Lind property, and J. Bug gard has a full crew at work on the Little & Wilson property.
 Remember the Moving Pictures and Dance, benefit of Fire Deparc- rnnrf Mnr nt AnE ;.l.. II.l1
The Alaska prospector., 1907-04-25

Remember the Moving Pictures and Dance, benefit of Fire Depart t. ment, May l, at Mckinley HaLL
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-15

rian frontier. especially around Vladi-
vostok and Blagovestchensk. to accu-
mulate the ammunition. Hundreds of
similar cases indicate the preparations
Tor war. Similar preparations are re-
ported In the navy and in the harbor
|of korsakoff in Saghalien. A special
detailed report will follow by courier"
AT the time this dispatch was sent by
General Linevitch the Russian police
had arrested two Japanese spies near
Blagovestchensk disguised as Russian
telegraph officials. who were making
Topographic measurements around the
forts of Siberia. %
AS was the case before the last war.
the whole Russian Pacific coast and
adjoining points having forts and stra-
tegic Importance in Siberia, are again
filled with Japanese spies.
The coming visit of the American
Secretary of War. Mr. Taft and his
party in Siberia, is regarded in Rus
sian military circles as very import
ant event. and strong sympathy is pre-
vailing for Il Russo-Amorican alliance.
General Linevitch will meet Taft per-
sonally and have long consultation
AT n meeting of officers General Line
witch said recently: 81 would rather
present the whole of Siberia to the
Americans than give the Japanese bur
ial ground for n single soldier The
The Americans helped to make peace
but we will urge them now TO declare
a war and join us. We will be strong
enough on land and l know the Amerl-
cans will be strong enough in their ex-
cellet navy. | drink for the success of
our friendship with the greatest of all
people, the Americans
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WANTS AMERICA TO HELP
THEM WHIP TIE JAPANESE
General Linevitch, Alarmed at Japan's
Warlike Preparations on Manchurian
Border, Urges Alliance.

ST PETERSBURG. Oct. 14.-Gener-
al Linevtch, commander in chief of
the Russian Siberian, army, has re-
ported to the general staff at ST. Pet
ersburg as follows:
The Japanese government is erect
ing hastily in Manchuria and Korea
Qualifications and sending generous
quantities of ammunition to this place.
Under disguise OF various business en-
terprises they are buying properties
from Cinnamon In all the strategically
Important points adjoining our Sibe-
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ADJUSTMENTS.
SEALED PROPOSALS.


SEALED PROPOSALS will he re-
ceived at Office of Treasurer South
ern Branch, n. H. ID. V. s., National
Soldiers Home. Elizabeth City Coun.
~. Va. until 1880 p. NJ, November
list. 1907. and then opened. for Dredg-
ing Channel Extension. Jones Creek,
1900 cubic yards, more or less. as
per accompanying. specifications and
Drawings. at Southern Branch. n. II.
d. V. S. in accordance with instruc-
lions and specifications. copies of
which, with blank proposals and other
information may be had, upon appli-
cation to
JOHN T. HUME, Treasurer.
10.l5. %. 20
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His Dear Old Mother.

my dear old mother. who is now
eighty-three years old, thrives on
Electric Bitters," writes w. b. Brun-
son. of Dublin, Ga. "She has taken
them for about two years and enjoys
an excellent appetite. feels strong
and sleeps WE'LL That's the way
Electric Bltters affect the aged, and
the same happy results follow in all
cases of female weakness and general
debility. Weak. puny children too.
are greatly strengthened by them.
Guaranteed also for stomach. liver and
kidney troubles. by all Druggists. SOC
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greatest OF American Greek Profs.

Greatest Of American Greek Prof's.
The greatest of American Greek pro
fessors. DR.. Basil l.. Gilderslecve, of
Johns Hopkins University, will cele-
brate the fiftieth anniversary of his
appointment to Greek profession on
the Odd of this month. Times have
changed in the Greek line in 80 years,
but the professors anniversary will
be notable ccasion.-Springfiel
Republican,
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A Story of RothschlId.

Charles A. Payne. banker. o.
Payne, Webber & Co, who arrived
from Europe today. related story he
had heard in Paris. He did not claim
the authorship of it, but passed 1t
along as one he had heard. This is
the story: Some one recently asked
Lord Rothschild how he made all his
money, and Lord Rothschild replied:
by selling too soon and buying too
late boston Dispatch in New York
Times. aA@g
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NOTICE TO SHIP CHANDELIERS,
STORE DEALERS, ETC.

We. the undersigned. will not be
responsible for any pills incurred for
provisions. stores. etc, supplied to
the tugs "Gwalia," "Murrell'' and
Boswell barges annie" "Beattie.
Cassie" Emile > Fannie" Gwen.
ME- Hattie" "Ivie' and Jean q"
N,ithOu. IN or.l.,. srn.., thic cn.,,-,n..,.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-15

FOR SALE-NICE GROOM DWELL.
ing on Twenty-fifth street, between
CHESTNUT and Roanoke avenues:
only $1,000; rent at sl44 excellent
investment and nice home; fine To-
cation. SOMMERVILLE TRUST
CO., INC. 1O-l5-2t.
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FOR sALE-NIcE lQ,RooM HOUSE
on Twenty-eighth Street, near lief.
-ferson avenue; only $4,000: on easy
terms; no loan; bath and sewerage
SOMMERVILLE TRUST co. INC,
First National Bank Building.
10-15-2t
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE UNUSUALLY NICE
country place. near Newport News,
right at railway station. with good
new buildings which owner states
are worth Sl,700; II acres of land
price reduced to $4,000. A bargain.
Fine. place for poultry and truck
ing. SOMMERVlLLE TRUST co.
INC. 915-2t.
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The other girls asked how it came
She was so fair to see:
She told them they could be the same
If they'd use HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea.
]. C. Gorsuch & Co.
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FOR RENT.

FOR NT-BEAUTIFUL FURNISH
ed home from Dec. /. Known as
odd Military Academy" Now
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CdII az premises ". ~.
c., 2700 Washington avenue. New
port News. Va. 10-S-7t
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FOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT. 2l5
Twentythird street, between Hunt
ington and Washington avenue, 81.
800; $1,000 cash, time on balance.
Address Box 464. Georgetown
Washington. 10-9-Im.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-15

WANTED = EXPERIENCED MILL
merry saleslady; none other need APP
ply. Also apprentices in Millinery
department. A. 100 & co.
10-13-tf
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me regulations on iniuiisi a,iVn al .
not disturbing Virginia. 1t seems, for
the official said:
"The legality of State to adver-
tise what Inducements 1t can offer
the prospective emigrant has been
favorably decided. and the question.
so far, is the ease as to how we can
direct the newcomers to our fertile
grounds. Unless there should be some
unforeseen delay, we expect to have
several thousands of farm laborers
here in time to participate in the work
for next summers crop"
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FOR SALE-NICG BRICK DWELL
ings at $4,000, $4,000 and s1O,5OO
each; also large frame dwellings, at
from less than $4,000 to 81 600; all
in North End. NELNiS e CO, INC.
Real Estate, Rents. Insurance and
loans. 25l7 Washington Avcnne,
Newport News. Va. 9-10-6t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-15

WE SELL AND NENT PIANOS,
cash or easy payment plan, accept
secondhand pianos or organs as
part payment on new Instruments.
Tuning and repairing spacialty.
All work guaranteed. Ferguson
Music Co., 209 Thlrty-fIrst street.
Cit Phone So. To- Am
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BALilMUhE ~ bUoIUN BAKU,
COMPANY, II. Murrell, President.
10-13-3t.
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WANTED GENTLEMAN TO OCCU.
py nicely furnished room, all con-
veniences. Apply 119 Twenty-eighth
street. lost.
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FOR SALE-EXTRA NICE HOME
on J l-2 lots, near Chestnut avenue:
seven rooms. bath, range, and many
extra attractions; YOU must see this
place If you want n nice home cheap,
with large grounds. SOMMER.
WILLIE TRUST Co, INC. 1O-15-2t.
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WANTED-To BUY ANY QUAINT
ty household goods for cash. Good
prices paid. Address OLIVER, care
this office. Will call Saturday.
9-25-tf.
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WANTED-SMALL BOY TO AN
swer phone FERGUSON MUSIC
CO, Thirty-first street. 1O-132t.
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WANTED.

WANTED-PARTNE FOR A GOOD
paying business; rare, business op
portunity for the right man. Ad
dress. s. b., Box 65, City.
10-15-tf