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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-02

cnnocer los versos escritcs, { indic6
de>pue>:
Complete usted Ia historic.
iQue pecesito para aparecer mas
bella?
i La virtud --respondi6 ei
poeta.
-iAh! Siendo asf >. Este
album soy yo. -. Podeis lie varlo
para que hagais ESQ -. Lo cue
falta.
Muy bien!
Alfredo escribi6 dos estrofas -
ola virtudD -ercaminadas 4 decir
que ninguna mujer, sin belleza mo.
raj, era hermosa sino q juicio de
los tontoS.
EI album fue devuelto.
A Matilde no le gustaron las
estrofas. Arranc6 Ia pagina; hizola
pedazos, y dijo:
Imbe
Aludfa al poeta.
Este visit6 nuevamsnte q Ma.
tide. Vic Il album sobre el vela-
dor, expuesto los curiosos; y, no.
Jeandolo, Sc convenci6 de que alli
no estabau sus versos. Eutonc,s 9
preguuto 8 la st iiotita:
-iQus ha hecho ustei de LA
virtud"9
Ahl -exclatn6 Mxtilde lie
cayo una mancha. -. y arranquk
la hoja. -. por inutil.
IL j9ven luclit6 sn replica; y,
un tanto sOnreiin, dij,;
No importa. &c.. Sin .La
virtudS . reSulta u>ted hermosa
todavfa.
-iGraciasl prolific la mujer.
Y, recordando una Erase, in
terrog6:
"A ajuicio de los tontoss?
-lOh!.. :. Tengam- u,ted en-
el nGmero de clos.
Isl!
LEONARDO A. PONCE DE LEON
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-02


LAY una infinidad de simples pade-
J. j cimientos causados directaments
por el tempo.
Estos, generalmente, son mas severos
en- el excessive calor del verano Y ei
intense frio del invierno, pero Sc presen-
tan en- todas las estaciones.
Sea resfrio g. tos, catarro de Ia cabexA
NAL de los intestinos, de higado de
los riiiones, Ia causa es cast siempre ID
misma.
Ell tempo Afecta Ia membrane mucsa
de los 6rganos, y el resultado es alguna
de estas Intermediates.
La Peruna ha llegado 4 ser hoy el
auxilio de miles de hogares, para pads-
cimientos de este genera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-02
A XII oMETRos

de Bayamon sc arrienda, por siete aios
una 6nca de as cuerdas con buena casa
vivienda, J casa para sgregado; contiene
Grboles frutales, pastos y abundante aqua.
Sretio m6dicO. P, o. Boz aas. II-6o. 3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-02

1glesias Gonzalez, pOr el delito de
turbar Ia paz. Este dltlmo fus
puesto en- libertad en virtud de
haber consignado fanzs.
-Ha sido abSuelto en- la corta
de distrito de Guyana el indivi.
duo Felix Figueroa, acusado de
atentado contra Ia vida.
Jose Candelario Padilla y
Ceferino Nevarez cumplieron sus
en- Ia cArcel de distritO
de Arecibo.
"A cincueuta dlas de carcel
iuG condenado en- caroHna Juan
Dumas cragireni pOE scOmetimisn'
10 = asresi6u.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-02
PlRl E1lDOS-vIIDO!

Hoy embarcan para los Re.
tados Unidos las jovenes Aydee
Rexach, Epignenia VSzquez, ssVic.
toria Maysonet { Isabel Vazquez,
con el fin de ipgresar en- la saint
Aloysius AcadenyDde New Lexing.
ton, Ohio. En- esa mlsma acade.
mia Sc encuent1an va otras muchas
i6venes puertorriquefias, que vienen
estudiando allf desde el ado pasado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-02

Habiendo removable el contrato
arrendamiento con la Succession Usera
por 6 afios mas, tengo el gusto de ma
nifestar al p6blico en- general que "a
han principiado las obras de reformas
y como instalaciones dc aqua, inodo-
ros, duchas y demas aparatos hidrote-
rapicos.
FL Hotel Restaurant y otros de-
psrtamentos sufriran grandes mejo-
ras tendencies al mayor comfort y CO.
mid2d para los huespedes.
Sc instalaran departamentos para
gabinete de lectura, barberia, sol6n
de billar y variedad de iuegos licitos
con cantina surtida de licores, refres-
los, dulces, conservas, tabacos y CT !,
garrillos
ST durante la temporada de vera
no Ia concurrencia favorece el esta-
blecimiento, habra un dia de moda en-
Ia semana con orquesta bale y canto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-02
EL SR. .n.Ci!ccE EE
SUABUNY, dGi0, +. i. De 4.
Dice Que, La Pe-ru-Ia Is Ina Buena
MediCiHa.

Hon. G. G. Brooks, Alcalde de sum
bury, Ohio, tambien Procurador del
Banco Agrfcola, escribe como sigue:
"Teng0 mucha ccnflanza en- Ias
virfudeS de Ia Peruna.
"Es una gran medicina.
ala he usadO y he sabidO que n1U.
chos de mis- amigos tanbien Ia han
uSad0 con eli mayor exit0. ".-C. C.
Brooks.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-02
.BALNEARIO De COAMO, PTO.R|CO
UnEo en- su cIass ! sin rival en- las AdNa'

Asi, pues y una vez mas me
ofrezco.a todos los que gusten honrar el
Balneario con su asistencia eniendo
la seguridad, como es III costumbl'
siempre, dejarlos altamente compia-
cidos durante su estancia Ell este Bal
neario.
A pesar de los grandes SACRIFICES
que las reformas ocaciouaran los pre-
clos seran los de costumbre,
PRlMERA cATEGoRIA: Hospedaie
por semanas, por persona l dia 2.so.
Ninos hasta II afios, dia 81 so.
SEGUNDA CATEGoRIA: Hospeda.
je por semanas, por persona, dia
SI.7s. Nifos hasta II afios dia 81.
Servidumbre precios convencio-
males seg1n la categoria.
Para mas informes dirigirse SD
arrendatario.
JUAN BOIX
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T0S.. T0S.. T0S..
!llIE De gUAYAcOL DEL OR. RODRIGUEZ CASTRO

ri me1or deslnfectante pumonar, modi6ca rapdamente
las pulmonares su accon
toda bronqutis Dor antigua que yayudado con me-
didas hgenlcas meor remedo parala tuberculosis
De wants sn las urlncinsles farmsciss de- Ia isis.
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.

Rev. Father J. r. Vols o. p. former
prior and pastor Of St. Louis Bertrand's
church, Louisville, has resigned the presf-
dency Of St Patrick's college, Colunbus
O., 70 devote himself TO literary work and
TO the Preparation OF articles for the
Catholic encyclopedia.
Individual communion cups by order OF
the session OF the Second church Of Chi
eago, viii soon replace the tankards ana
gobiets that have a heretofore graced the
service, the church In this following the
customs prevailing In most OF the Pres
byterian churches OF the city and suburbs.
Bishop A: w. Wilson, the much beloved
and one OF the ablest ministers OF the
Methodist denomination, win celebrate his
I'D bOrthday at his home I'm Baltimore, on
February s. and On March VIII celebrate
his golden wedding Bishop Wilson has
made five trips 70 China and two to Brasil
and he and DR.. Lamhuth have been elected
10 attend the centennial celebration Of the
landing Of the first protestant missionary
In China az Shanghai during the summer,
and he expects 10 be abroad ten months.
The Ofhcial Catholic directory published
10 Milwaukee shows that the Ont hnlic
population OF the United States at the close
or 1906 was 1908, 1853. an increase Of Al 800
over the privious year. The total number
q Catholic clergymen Is 1908, an Increase
Of 69. During the year 1906 there were s3l
new Catholic churches est abllshed making
the grand total Of Catholic churches 70 lAs
There are eightY-slx ecclesiastical SEW
tnaries. with 5,6G students and t3g4
parochial schools with q sEgreEats at
tendance OF l.Oe.Si2
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-27

| Twiford played brilliant game for Fort
Riley, the latter throwing eight out of
| eleven fouls
Ordinance Sergeant KubItza has been
| confined to the post hospital since the first
| OF the week. He leaves this week for Fort
Bayard, N. NJ, where he will be treated
Mrs. Godfrey left last week for Bisbee,
Arlz., where she will visit for several weeks
there.
Captain Hilford, Second cavalry, trans
ferred from the First cavalry of Fort Sam
Houston, Tex, arrived the middle of the
week and has assumed command Of his
| The following changes have been made in
the noncommssioned personnel of Troop b,
Thirteenth cavalry: Corporal Mullins, pro-
NOTED sergeant, and Wagner Davis, APP
The Thirteenth cavalry has completed its
winter target ! lctice and the Ninth Is
arsS ON ON she range twenty rounds are ar
800 and GOO yards
Lieutenant Humphrey Of the engineers,
left the first of the week on leave of alb
Sergeant Norton, Troop D, Thirteenth
cavalry, who was discharged by expiration
ing his rank as sergeant.
Miss Boynton viii remain with her
cousin, Miss Adams the remainder OF the
winter, and until after the wedding OF
LIEUTENANT Browne and Miss Adams, which
VIII take place in the spring
On Thursday evening Mrs. McBlain enter
party. Prizes were won by the following
ladies': First, Mrs. Hoylei second, Mrs.
Ebyi third, Mrs. Lewis. The following gem
tlemen won prizes Lieutenants Wien,
nrst; Buchanan, second: Eby, third. Fol-
lowing the card playing refreshments were
The aluminium identification tag which
the War department some time ago d.
rected to be issued each officer and en-
listed man In the service, will soon be ready
ment.
1t has been suggested to the War de-
partment that wireless telegraph stations
be installed at Forts Riley Leavenworth
and Sill for the purpose of instructinE
signal corps men in the work. The sub
yect Will probably be settled definitely
Mrs. Hdye OF Los Angeles. Cal, accom-
panied by her daughter, arrived last week
Tor Visit with her daughter, Mrs Hatha-
way. Mrs. Hathaway will give a card
party some time this week for her mother
John A. Laurin. late trumpeter OF the
Iwenty-hfth battery, who was sentenced
half years ago for the robbery OF a man
who had been discharged by surgeons GER
tihcate OF disability, will be pardoned by
Governor Hoch on the first of Februarv
upon the earnest solicitation Of Warden
Haskell. Bullock, another soldier who
aided him In the crime and who was sent
TO the state reformatory. has since been
The boxing bout between Privates Gaskin-
TWenty-second battery, and Brady Tween.
ty-nfth battery, was Of short duration The
the artillery sub-post and was Witnessed
by a large number OF spectators The bout
was TO have been for six rounds, but IL
only lasted one minute and thtrty-eight Sec
onds. Brady led for GaskIn's face ana
Ihereby left an opening for his wind.
Gaskin found II good and plenty with his
ieIt ana followed Il with a right 10 the
count.
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Dundee.

George A. Hoagland has returned from a
hunting trip In Texas.
The Dundee Womans club met on
Wednesday with Mrs. w. s. Curtis.
S. r. Rush returned on Thursday from
a business trip to Washington ID. C.
Ward Palmer returned on Friday from
a business trip in the western states.
Mrs. A. NJ. Smith is recovering slowly
from her recent serious attack of la
grippe.
c. w. Bowlby is recovering from the
effects of his severe fall and is able 10
sit up now.
Silas Willard has recovered from his
recent illness and has resumed his studies
at Bellevue.
Mrs Noah Perry returned home during
the week from Wise Memorial hospital
where she recently underwent a success
full surgical operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurie j. Quinby have
been giving several informal entertain
mcnts recently at their new home on
Dodge street, near Forty-ninth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller have left
their home at 500S Underwood avenue
and have gone to Pappio View, the nome
of Mrs. Millers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Hospe.
Mrs Henry c. Van Gieson and Mrs
James W, Hamilton will entertain the
noon at the home of Mrs. Van Gieson,
1926 Davenport street.
The members OF the Ladies' Aid society
Of the Dundee Presbyterian church will
be at home to their friends on FRIDAY
afternoon, February l, at the home of
Mrs. X. c. Peters, corner of Cass and
FOrty-ninth streets.
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Benson.

Services will be held today at all the
churches at the usual hours.
e. senger Of Ashland visited his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Levchner, last Sunday.
Dr. Ed Mason is erecting a new resi-
dence In Benson, near the country club.
A great many cases OF sickness have been
current during the past week, and more
in Benson.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Grove left Saturday
for Missouri, where they will visit for a
short time.
Mrs. William Moran entertained at din
ner Friday MesdameS Rahm, Haaker and
Mack Of Omaha.
The b. l. S. club will give their annual
ball and supper at odd Fellows hall Wed
nesday, January 30
Mrs. Ed BuTmeister left Friday to join
her husband, who is holding a governmental
position in Panama
Mr. and Mrs. James Walsh were guests
at the Robert Burns annual birthday cele-
bration and banquet.
Mrs o. E. Snowden went to Tindall, S.
D., where she was called by the serious
illness OF her mother.
Little Carl canton is slowly improving
at the Swedish hospital, where he was
taken for an operation.
The regular business meeting of the F.
q. A. lodge was held last Friday evening
al the odd Fellows hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ager entertained the
HalCyon Whist club at their home. Lunch
was served to the guests.
Gertrude Gleason entertained a few Of
H.
honor OF her birthday anniversary.
Miss Efhe Gravert was pleasantly sur
prised last week by number of her friends
in honor OF hcr birthday anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Pratt visited at the
home OF MIR. and Mrs L. A Rice While
en- route from Des Moines T. Seattle
Herman Wulff, who was operated on last
Monday at the Swedish hospital, Omaha
is improving nicely from the operation.
Mrs. Smith OF Omaha and Mrs. D. f.
iStngton OF salt Lake City were guests of
Mrs. James began during the last week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gleason entertained
about twenty Of their friends at their home
last thursday evening at q dainty lunch.
The gang OF chicken thieves who We're
operating In Benson short time ago
sutton.
The Benson aerie Of Eagles give their
hTst annual ball at Independent Order of
February 2
Mrs l. w. Langford entertained In
honor Of her birthday anniversary The
evening was spent in cards. Refreshments
were served 10 the guests.
The Woodmen and Royal Neighbor lodges
VIII hold joint installation at their nan
next Wednesday evening. A supper will be
served after the business session.
Benson drill team Of the Aerie Of Eagles
met last Monday evening and elected the
ofhcers OF the year. who are: Messrs' b L.
Shilds, Charles canton, Elmer Freeman and
Chris Lyck.
Baptists will hold a two weeks revival
at their church, beginning this evening
when Rev Mr.. Pope Of Grand Island will
preach. Rev. Mr.. Totman will have charge
week Rev. b. r. Fellman OF Grace Baptist
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West Amber

Floyd Hensman has been on the sick
list with the grip.
Mrs James Halpine has been spending
the last two weeks visiting relatives IN
Iowa.
Rev X. c. Hitler and Mrs. l. Boyer
We're the guests OF Mrs. John Blake on
Thursday.
Mrs. John sterns, formerly OF East Am
bier, has been. seriously III at her home
on Franklin street this week.
Dick sha:dy had the misfortune to step
on rusty nail Saturday of last week
c9nhning him TO the house the whole OF
the week.
Mrs. Bert Gantz and son, Milton, spent
Tuesday with her little daughter, Eldora
at the home of her mother, Mrs. N Car
bury, South Twenty-first street
Owing to the inclemency of the weather
Thursday the Ladies Aid society meeting
az Mrs. Blakes was postponed until next
Thursday afternoon, January 81.
Miss Pearson, teacher Of the eighth grade
in the Beals school, has been absent from
school work the entire week on account
Pearson. Miss X. White, principal, has
been teaching for her.
VIII John and Miss Marie Miller were
united IN marriage at the home of the
brides parents on West Center street Mon
Gay evening, January y. A fine wedding
couple and friends by the brides parents.
Guy Mattison, well known here, died at
his home al LinwoOd, Neb., January is, OF
pneumonia, aged 10 years. Decea sed leaves
a father, mother and one sister to mourn
bis loss. lie was buried in Evergreen
cemetery sunday, January %. Those who
attended from here OF MS old classmates
were Albert Faverty. Ed Faytinger and
Miss Hartos. Several beautiful floral pieces
were taken by his Omaha friends.
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River is subsidInE.

CINCINNATI, Jan. &.-The river sub
sideu nearly four feet within the past
twenty-four hours. The freight embargo
has been lifted BY the railroads which will
put all passenger traftio In service within
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-27
REAL ESTATE LOANS

GARVIN BROS, i6O4 Farnan. and 81.
per cent loans on real estate; no delay.
(22l-S=5
MONEY TO LoAN-Payne investment Co.
(2)-9E
LOWEST RATEs-Bemis. Paxton Block
cess
PRIVATE MoNEY-F. D. wead. 1880 Doug.
(22)-soO
wANTED-ciy loans r. c. Peters Co.
l2)-s32
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helAeNues
Rev. r. NJ. L. Braden preached last Sun
day at North Bend.
Leon Agnew of Omaha spent Sunday at
the college visiting friends.
b. r. Stoutrer attended to some business
matters In Lincoln last week.
Mrs. w. F. Martin IS recovering from a
recent serious attack of the grip.
Miss Mabel Zimmerman renewed ac-
quaintances on the hill last Sunday.
Miss Marion Harnsh of Omaha visited
relatives in Bellevue last Friday and Satur-
day.
James H. ouigley spent Monday after
noon visiting with his son and daughter
at the college.
Charles McQulgley is now tailor for Com
pany L at Fort Crook and Tuesday moved
MS shop to the post
Owing to the sickness Of Dr. Stephen
Phelps, Rev. Anderson Crane filled the pull
pit at the First Presbyterian church.
j. b. Slater, contractor of Omaha, was
in Bellevue last Sunday, looking over the
ground of the proposed interurban line to
Special Deputy H. d. Pierson filed a COM
plant Monday against Robert and Harvey
Shipley, charged with killing two red squir-
reLs out of season.
Miss Helen Byram, an old student from
Decatur, Neb, visited at the college sew
eral days this week. She brought a sister
down who will enter school the second
semester.
lcehouses in town. The ice is good and
about ten inches thick. The Beckstead
boys are cutting and taking the ice from
the river.
Mrs. v. w. Chapman and daughter Mrs.
Bepe Clarke who went to California to
escape the rigors of a Nebraska winter,
write that they have been frozen up for
the last two weeks
Saturday night the b. & M. depot was
broken open by BURGERS and several eX-
press packages rified. This is the fourth
time In the last year that the depot has
been broken into. Nothing of great value
has ever been taken, yet steps should be
taken to catch the thieves.
The Commercial club has decided to see
the chautauqua scheme through to the
finish 1t is proposed to organize a joint
stock company with capital of 5000, In
order to secure the necessary funds to
begin work on. Nature created no more
beautiful spot than La-Belle-Vue, and an
up-to-date chautauqua will no doubt be
successful.
Last Tuesday morning Rev. ]. b. Devins,
editor of the New York Observer and a
man Of national reputation, lectured to the
students in the chapel on the subject,
Foreign Missions" He was well received
and made a notable speech. In the even
ing he delivered his famous illustrated
lecture on The Philippine Islands" at the
First Presbyterian church to a crowded
house. The lecture was interesting to the
highest degree and much genuine wit was
shown by DR.. Devins. The work Of the
various churches in the islands was shown,
with pictures of the men who are striving
to uplift a fallen brother
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church viii preach each night. Everyone
Invited to attend.
Miss Marguerite Pillsbury will soon leave
| FOR Fremont. where she was elected by the
school board on the high school force. She
has sent in her resignation to the Benson
school board.
Mrs G.. w. stiger entertained at dinner
Saturday evening in honor OF George w.
and p. A. Stiger's birthdays Covers were
laid for ten at a prettily decorated table In
the dining room.
The Degree Of Honor gave a high FIVE
party at their halls last Wednesday even
ing which was attended by a good crowd.
Prizes were given and refreshments served
during the evening.
Boys Gymnasium club met last Tuesday
evening with Mr.. Burdick OF Omaha in
| charge. The reading rooms are now open
every evening except Monday. The time Is
from 1880 to 10 o'clock
A petition is being circulated for sigma
lures Of Benson citizens 20 consider the
question Of making this village a city Of
the second class. The paper will be pre-
sented to the town board February
The mid-year examinations have been
taking place in the public schools last
week. Next Monday will be the first day
Of the second term of school. and this Is
the time for entrance of children for the
first time.
Lutheran Ladies' Aid held a short busi-
ness meeting at Gravert's hall last Wednes-
day evening, after which the committee
disposed of one of the three church lots.
The women served cake and coffee during
the evening and a program was given at
O'Clock The lot went to No. 500. which will
be the claimant of the lot when presented
In form.
George F. Batty and Edith p. Culbertson.
both of Benson were married in Omaha
last Friday at the home of Mrs George
Rogers, an aunt of the bride in Omaha.
Both young people are well known I'm BEN
son, where Miss Culbertson came about two
years ago from the east. Mr.. Batty is
connected with the Western Union Tele-
graph company OF Omaha. He has been
transferred to Denver, where they will 60
about February l.
The women Of st. Marys Guild Of the
Episcopal church of Benson gave a dinner
and musical program at odd Fellows hall
last Thursday evening, which was attended
by about 200 people from Benson and
Omaha and proved success in every way.
This was the first public affair of the guild
The musical program was in charge of 10
Barton Of Omaha. The women in charge
engaged professional caterer who was
assisted by the following young ladies of
Benson: Misses Rood, Lancaster WASH
burn, Morgan, Morton, Hoffman, Stiger,
Howard, Harrison, Peterson and Warner.
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WILL take stock merchandise I'D TO So 500
as part payment on section Farmer
county, Panhandle, Texas, land. Easy
terms on balance. T. G. Armstrong;
Shenandoah, Ia. p. o. Box 321.
(O)-M515 Dix
FOR SALE-Largs colonization tracts in
southwest Texas, 1000 TO 1000 acres
Prices $3.50 to IS per acre. Terms reason
able. These are generally good agricul-
tural lands, and will double in value in
the next 2 years. Small tracts, also, for
sale. L. w. Tulleys & Son, Council
Bluffs, la. (2O)-5g5 %
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WANTED-T0 BORROW

acres Cass county (Neb) land Address
Jas r. Sage, S5l9 Lafayette Ave. city
(24)-711 q
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NeBraska-Continued.
NEBRASKA LANDS

We have excellent lands from SO per acre
up, near railroads. We also handle the
best lands in the state. namely, the famous
Wood River Valley lands in Hall county.
Always have good bargain. a money
maker, somewhere. Write US
MITCHELL & TAUGHT, Wood River.
Ned (20J-M332 FIX
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-27

WE SELL land in Nuckolls county, Neb.,
the great corn, small grain, alfalfa and
tame grass country In southeastern Ne
braska. Write Us for land list. O. ID,
Follmer q Son, Nelson. Neb. C2O)-9Ol
LAND FOR SALE-One quarter section
smooth and level grass knee high western
Nebraska quick sale, 50 per acre. 24O9
Emmett ST. (2Ol-722 "a
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Oklahoma.
south Dakota.

GREATEST Bargain in South Dakota-16O
acres almost level, rich. black land; 40
acres cultiva ton; 4 miles live r. r.
town, In Codington county-S22 acre, easy
terms. r. Mather, Cedar Rapids
(20)-61O q
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
City Property.

A GROOM modern cottage, on easy pay
ments, Omaha or Council Bluffs: state
location and terms fully Address c SOS,
Bee. (23)-6T6 27x
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MANIFESTATIONS

POSITION as stenographer. law Office pre-
ferred, three years experience: refer.
enccs. Address A $50. care Bee.
(2D-M557 ok
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the Thirtieth infantry, have reported for
duty and were assigned to Company ID.