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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-20
DE SOGIEDAD.

Para E1tGdO8 Unido5-El mierc0lGB
pT6xim0 embRrcR para NoEts America, ia
linda damita Mercedes Pons, hsFmRna de
Lon eBpoEoB MslatEBzzi PonB muy conoci'
dR On estS eiudRd, Va Is bella Nina con
0bjet0 de teTminRK auH sltudioB en- una
uniysTAidRd de los EltRdoH Unidou = eltaFE
auaenta poF 10 msnos IN afc. Feli8 viaja
81 mejor exito deIsamoa & IL cu!ta gFa'
CioHa CompRtEiOtR que Rquf dejR prOfandR
husllR de Eimpatfas.
En- SGn juan. -Ss snCueatra en- sRtR
ciudad dsBds AyeF sl Sr. @. Mends1, del
comercio de JuncoB, y "a diItinguidR EeiiO'
70 Ices M6adsz Santana. Ms1Rna FegTa'
San 6 81 FeaidGnCiR en- lR Bimp6ticR p0bIR'
ci6n lOs eBtimRblsa eBpoaoE, quisneB de-
ssRmoH lRs mss gFatas impr0aionsI en- estR
ciudad.
RegresO.-NusstFa bella y elsgante COM
patVieta la distinguida ssta. Conchita La
FFfnaga, hR TegEesado aver de MayRgiisz y
en- donde eBtuVO de pRBs0 algunoB diaB.
BiSnVsnidR 81 Tssidenois del "VsTBalles"
la OlegRnts EubitR.
PeTsOBaLe&-HR estado aver en- San
Juan On aGuntos de negoCios, eI Lcdo. Mar
quss ROig, de OaguaH.
"CGTmet" de bOdGs.-Para muy On bPs'
ve Ee anunCiR el diChos1 enlRca do una
distinguidR pareja de sata Ciu3ad. Goyco
Daub6n sara Ia limp6tica bodR que podrs'
mos tsneF el placer de comunicaF ca bFeve,
pusB 90 infoTmR que dentro de POGO BsF6
FsRlizadR lR union de loB eRtimRblsB ami
goB, quianeg de RntsmRno snViamoB nueB'
ira mas exprsaiVa fslicitaCi6n.
POr San JWan.-5e 0ncuantran en- eIta
ciudad loa diEtiDguidoG sspOsoH Brunei
CAlaf, de MRnstf. Bienvenidcs que les
zee muY gratR "a eHtsncia en lR Ciudad.
UIs 'oLu6".-Ss hR conatitui3o IN sim
pGticO club 90 GHta CiudGd, On sl que fgu'
ran bslIas y diltiDguidaI IefioIitaa de elta
HOcisdad. EB con fines HoCialeB y como
pTsHidenta fgurR Ia cuIta bslIa Fubita
ConchR LarFfnSgs, siendo HeCFetaFia , TO-
sOFora TeBpSCtivamento las no msnsE bslIaR
dAmitRB Marie Aasnaio Minina del VaIla
zano. No hay dudG qus con tal directive
seF6 IN 6xito sl nusvo ''Club," al que de-
EeamoE lR mfB pT6spsFa sxiHtsncis.
SEMPER
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La Raverta, IitIgsnte.

La matadoFR de torOG sgps a. 9ls conoCida
poF La R0vePta va 6 RpRFecaF ahoER como
litigsnts en- IN pleito que 90 dispone 6 en-
tSblRr On EgpaflR contra una Tsal oFdGn
diotads poa sl miniEtFo sefiOE La Cisrva,
diBpOniGndo que lOH gobsFnRdoreB EiviIsR
no RpEuaben nipg6n cartel de coEEidas de
tOEos en- sl que figure alguna muisr como
lidiadoEa.
La Rsvsrt0 no % ha arEsdEada por tel
dispo1iCi6n, Bino que 20 pEOpons IuchaE pa
la oonBsguir que HaR deEogsda, = Rl sfsCto,
hR confsEido 20 podsE 81 distiBgui6o l0'
trade don juan Aguilar Lopez, para que
Ia represents On el aaunto.
Con objeto de au8 pusdR szistir una
l0Ri6n Rl Caao ConCEat0, 10 pEimeEo que ne
hsFG BerG pFsBsntGE & la apEobeCi6n GU
bsEnativa IN CAFtgl.en que figure 81 nom
bEe do La RsveEta y como aqusl no sara
autoEizado, Bs OntsblRT6 ent6nean sl reeur'
20 couEencioBo.
El itigiO pEomets daE jusgo.
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interior do la iIIs y 10 largo de la OontA
8, los aguacsroB fuerou ligeF0B y r0paFti
dos. 81 titirno diR de IL gemRnR fu6 clA'
70 csluFoSo On todAB laH BsCCioneB. El
diG 13, ESQ de las 4 .. M, 10 Binti6 en-
Ponce I'm temb!oF do terra BufciGntsmOn'
to fueEte para CAuuRr OlGFmG = bROeF IL
gOFaB Avsriav. Ls trspidaOi6n 20 1inti6
ligarAmOnts On AFeCib0, psro no 20 not6
an Lar FsBtAniG8 0ItaCioneE.
La temperature media On lR iBlG fu6
1879, 6 O.3s lobFs la do la BsmAna
pEeCsdOntG. La mis- alta qua han infOF
mIdo fu6 94e; 10 mas bGia, 62s. FL
pFomedio de Ia precipitation en- la f1lG fu6
LA puIgAdsD Fu6 muy dOOiguDlmsnto
distributes, con fuoTteB 4 excaBivaB llu'
vias an muChaB loCslidsdeB de las pSEtsH
o. y NE. de la iBla. En- parties do Ia d.
viHi6n 8. Is precipitation foe notable
mOhts defcisntO.
La iguiOnts tRbla demusatFA la vRTiO'
Ci6n de temperature ? 10 CAntidSd do Pre-
Cipitaci6n en- GAtAoiOneH dGtsEminNdaB.
TOmpTAiurO. Precipitation.
MaXIml. NInimI. Media. Seminal.
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AbTig0S de RTan0.

En- sl PARIS Bazaar us aCaban de
Tecibir abrigos farma MONTE CARLO
en- color Champagne prOpioE para lR elta'
Ci6n. Los hay elegAntisimos con CuslloH
bordAdOH y de pEsCiCs muy limitsdOE. Para
RalidAH dc tsatTo y de bales son inmejoEB'
blss. En- RbTigOB negroH hay IN gran
BuRtido. AbanicoI jRponessa gran move
dad, psTfumsrfa fna fFanCesa de Las mtio'
res msECAI, CinEuFoneB, psinstaB ipfnidRd
de RFtfculoa dc nOvedAd que eAts cara re-
Cibs por todog los vapoFsR qas llFgau do
EuTopR. PEDRO GIUsTL, FoEtAls'
"a 27
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En- sl jDzgadO de Paz dc Quebradi
Has.
(De nWestTO oOrre0pOnSaL.)

Agooto 18.-En IG mafinnG de hoy 90
han OeIsbFNdo en- Ol juSgOdO dc Paz, lcD
GiguientGB juiCiOI:
Contra Enrique Abrams, por CVueldAd
con lo8 anim0le8, so ContRVos multa.
Contra CRmilo PFietO, poF infrAoOi6n
10y de HRnidAd un peso do multa.
Contra Pauline Cruz, poT infaaOoi6n
10y OTdenAnERI muniCipNleu, dor d1Rs de
C6TCel'o
Contra Pablo MenO, por infracci6n Icy
ordGnan8aB muniCipaleU, so centAvoB multR.
Contra Maria de JSldD, RltsEaci6n la
pas ptbliCR, pesos de multS.
Contra RVm6n Roman, abstraction & lR
pas p6bliCn, 1 peDo dc mu!ER.
Contra JoO6 V. BAroBto, Icy de CAFFsts'
RAJ, RbSuOltO,
Contra Luciano del Pillar, Icy de oRrrGp
terra, so cOntavoB de mUltQ.
.~Gontra Sslom6n RsveE6n Alejo Re-
man, por abstraction lN pas, peso dc
multR CRdR uno.
Contra Antonio Prioto, oEdsnanzR mu.
niCipR', pe10 de multR.
Contra Antonio LuyRndo Jo86 CFeBpo,
oFdenanzR municipal, Rbluelto8.
Los individuOB que no pnsdAn hseeF
Elective en- dineRO ID multR impue8tR 10
hGFSn efsCtiv0 On c6Rcsl.
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LINDOS RBANlGOS.

Los safiora1 P. sChirs y Comp. del CO.
meECio dc OBta Ciudad, han tFaidO de los
EBtadoB UnidoB, an gran ndmsEo dc aba
niCoB muy pFopiOg do IR CstaCi6n los que
Fegslan Bu8 fsVoTeC0dorOL IisnGn lin
dos CRomon FeBulta muy Valios0 d obBa'
quit, EobFe TODD ousndo l08 sntF0ga Ia lin
dfaimR y nimpGtiOa CajOTa del ConoCido CO.
tAhIAcimianfa.
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LOLA SUGLR Co.

onvOeatOria.-En cumplimisnto de 10
que pFscspt6R In Sscci6n 81 de los EHta'
tutos de ID LoiER Sugar Go, y por aeusFdo
de ~ Dirsctiva, por IR pFsEents ne citR &
JaInta General OrdinaFia de AoeiOHistas &
Les nusva de Ia mafianR del LunsE 21 de
Set. primo, cuyo Rsto tsndEG lugar sn Ia
casa ndmeFo 4 de la CalIs del Dsp6Hito en- lR
Marina de OatR ciudsd. San joan, P. r.
AgoHto 13, 1904. DE La HABA,
6eCFetRriO. Avs
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sERNOHEs POR F0NO8RAFQ,

PoF fin han llegado log BarmonsB poE TO-
n6grafo. 81 ravsTendo Jonkin Lloyd JO'
mes, UnitBTio] de CEicRgo, es uno de los
VATioB ministries de diChs oiudRd que han
diBpuehto haoGH digc0a con sun a8EmoneB
para pTsdiOarlOI poi medic del fon6gEafO
mientFaH duHen guB vacacionea.
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Ell TEMBLOR DEL Ola
IS en- Ponce.
PTOmGtiO de Ia pTeCjpitaGi6n en- Ia
iSIa.
PTUelDItleI6n bOtleluNtU O. parties do Ia dIul
SI6O 5.

Bolstin ssmOnal del tempo, de ls 30
mana que tsFmin6 81 Is dc Agoatc. I'm
lR iBIa poF 10 regular, la tGrPOFatuRs y
precipitation duEGnts ls nsmRnR prOmedi6
CeECa de 10 normal. La nsmanH empes6
con an tempo ClAEo y CaluEoIo en- todag
parties de IL isis, 8eguido g0nsEalmOnte dc
On tempo nubIado, lluvioBO, , mas ffsGco
desde sl mREtoI, IL, haBta el visFneH IA.
En la division o. y & 10 largo de ls costa
NE. la precipitation fu6 fasEts durante
cate peTfOdo, p0rO en- lR mGyor paIts del
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-20
"DENTUNBO"

Este ez 81 msior sneat6SicO local conoCi'
do. De vsnta en- Isa aCFOditadaB farmR'
Cias de los gsfioEaa j. n. BlauCO = Co.,
Alfonso G. ZsFbi = don Pedro Juli6.
DiEfiass Ia correspondence Bu agents n.
Mi9SbaI. p. o. Box 44O. R.p
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UN MIRADOR.-ss alquilG Ga 10
mas centrioo de aBta Ciudad San Je8e nd
marc II. muy spEOp6Bito para poCa fami'
lie. Informar6n en San Jose ndmeHo 2,
III. MiRabAl, 15V.A
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COLEGIO De SAN PABLO
CaHs del Santo Orssto, San Juan p R.

Bajo oI patrocinio del Iltme. sr. ObiBpo
Iirigido por los Hsrman0s de Las EsCus'
les CFigtisnaB, abriE6 Bu nusvO curse esCo'
lar el dia pRimsro de SetiembEa. OuFEoI:
elemental, medic, sCRd6miC0 y Comsrcial.
Sc admiten alumnoR intsPnoB, medic in'
t0EnoB , extsHnog.
Pfdass 81 pEoBpectO del Director.
Bowl HsFmano BlimOgd F. s. @.
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SEMPER.

GUIDO De GANADU.-ss admite
ganado vRcuno 6 cabalIar en- la fucr
"CAEmsn" sita On Guainabo & media hoEs
de- Rio Piedras = Cstafio, en- busnos pant,p
de- maloii!la 6 psEsbre. Para intormeu
don Mariana AcoOtR en- San Juan, Sol
20 en- IR miEmB finCR. Is Y. O.
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To5Os lol aBuntoB Bs sntisndsn aefiaIadoB
para laG q. NJ.
Los demGs dfRB los TegsTvR Ia CoPta pa.
RS d0libsRaE. -. .-'-.~
kn GISR imPBsnt9 . Vando paP8I ds
psEi6diOo viajO $2'UO Lou 46 kiIOg Wa)
gaiataLl
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-22
GIRLS MAY INVOLVE OTHERS
Con essed ShOplifters Are Expected
to Incriminate More
Women.

Following the thorough investigation that
Chief of Detectives Savage of the police
department has instituted in the cases OF
Annie SmIth-IRmming, Beulah Soloman
and her sister, who gives her name as
MIS-, Wright, It is expected that the story
of the wholesale shoplifting operations Of
the three girls and some others who are
thought to belong to the same band will
come out in all it's details,
Tuesday, after the girls, who appear to
be rot over 20 years Of age, had been
given Jail sentences or had their cases
transferred to the juvenile court, an effort
was made TO get complete confessions from
them, but each of the trio told a different
story, and not till Wednesday morning did
they decide to tell all they knew.
Their statements are said TO involve other
young women IN their series of thefts, and
the detectives under Captain Savage are
now working to locate the other girls and
the merchandise they are supposed 20 have
taken from various department stores, \
suit case filled with stolen property is
thought to have beea recovered this morn
ing, and other stolen articles were taken
from the Soloman home on North TweE-
tieth street Tuesday.
When taken to the county jail the Solo
mon girls and Mrs. Wright told Chief OF
Detectives Sayidge they had been operating
the shop-llfting business under the guild
ance Of an elderly woman, whose name
the police will not disclose until the woman
is arrested. The girls say the woman is
quite old and an Old-timer at the shop
lifting business,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-22
REMOVAL OF HER0'S BODY
Bids Opened for Transfer of Captain
Crawford Remains to
Arlington.

Bids were opened at the office Of the
chief q-uartermaster of the Department Of
the Missouri Tuesday for the transfer OF
the body of the late Captain Emmett Crsw-
ford, U. S. A., from Kearney to the Ma
tional cemetery at Arlington, Va. Captain
Crawford was killed by Mexican troops
while in pursuit of Geronimo, the noted
Apache chief, who had fled across the
Mexican border. Captain Crawford was an
officer of the Third Urited States cavalry
at the time of his death In 1886. His body
was taken 10 Kearney, where he had some
property interests, and inferred there. In
the meanwhile his grave had been
neglected through the removal OF friends
and relatives from that city.
Brigadier General Morton, commanding
the Department of the Missouri, was a
close personal frierd of the officer, and
participated with him In many Indian cam
paigns. 1t is at the instance of General
Merton that the body of Captain Crawford
Is being removed to Arlington.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-22
BARNES NOW in GRANT posi-
Youngest civil War veteran is Mus
tered Into Grand Army
Company.

Maurice r.. Barnes, who enjoys the dis
tinction Of being the youngest soldier of the
civil war living in Omaha, was Tuesday
evening mustered into Grant post, Grand
Army of the Republic.
Mr.. Barnes was born in 1851. His father
was Drum Major Barnes of the Eighteenth
United States infantry, entering that regi-
ment at It's organization In September, 1851.
Maurice was then but 10 years Of age. but,
developing a peculiar talent as a drummer,
was soon mustered in as a drummer In the
band Of the Eighteenth infantry and con-
tinued with the regiment during the war.
He also served with the regiment on tho
plans during the Indian wars OF 1865 in
the northwest and was at Fort Phil Kear-
ney at the time of the Fetterman massacre
IN December, 1866. Mr.. Barnes some years
after leaving the army became the drum
mer OF the Boyd theater orchestra, which
position he has held for many years. He
Is one OF the best known men Of Omaha,
but few were aware OF his soldier record.
He is one Of the twenty-five Of 1000 coo men
who served during the civil war, being un-
der the age Of 10 years at enlistment.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-22
DEMOCRATS ARE HEADED OFF
Politicians in Real Estate Exchange
Are Tripped on Trick.
TRY TO FORCE GUARANTY CLAUSE
Call UD Old Resolution, but Their
Hand il Seen by Members
Who Oppose Political
Schemes.

An attempt of democratic members of the
Omaha Real Estate exchange to reconsider
a resolution f~avoring guaranty of bank de-
posits, slipped through last January, and
thus put the exchange again on record as
favorlng the democratic doctrine, failed
completely Wednesday and the rundown
amounted to a reversal of the former DO
sition of the Real Estate exchange. The
vote showed plainly that the organization
regretted that it had in al unguarded and
unthinking moment endorsed the guaranty
Of bank deposits.
During the duh moments of last winter
following the currency starvation A.. T..
Turkey declared the best way to advertise
Omaha and attract attention to the Real
Estate exchange was to start something. ."
Mr.. Turkey started something. He wrote d
letter to Governor Sheldon, giving copies Of
it to the newspapers before Governor Shell
don saw the letter, asking the chief execu-
tive of Nebraska to call a special session
OF the legislature.
Then Mr.. Turkey got the matter before
the Real Estate exchange, which had set
tied the postal savings bank and parcels
post questions. A committee was ap-
pointed, headed by Mr.. Turkey. to inquire
into the necessity Of bank deposit guaranty
and calling IN extra session Of the legisla-
ture. January Is the committee reported
that while bank deposit guarantee would be
a good thing and avoid panics, the advisa-
bility of calling the special session OF the
Nebraska legislature was to be left entirely
with Governor Sheldon. But a handful of
members Of the exchange adopted the re-
port of the committee and forwarded a copy
Of the report 10 Governor Sheldon.
r. ID. WeHd to the Rescue.
When the Real Estate exchange met
Wednesday 10 hear City Attorney Burnam
advocate assessing an occupation tax
against the street railway company and
also a reduction in passenger fares. a dem
ocratic member OF the exchange called for
the reading Of the resolutions endorsing
bank deposits. He declared he would make
a motion after the report and resolutions
were read. The motion was to ask Gov
ernor Sheldon what had been done with the
resolutions.
f. d. wead came TO the rescue OF the
exchange and explained that the endorse
ment OF a bank deposit guarantee and de-
mand for a special session OF the legisla-
ture were made last winter more for ad-
vertising than anything else, according to
a prominent member at the time"
A. r. Turkey, who started the agitation.
moved the motion be tabled and II was
put on the table so hard that II tore the
paper. two democrats voting may"
Passing that resolution last winter was
a bit Of folly and horse-play." said a mem
Der after the meeting. There are too many
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-22
MONEY PUTS WOMAN OFF
Belief She Has Lost Savings of Ten
Years Upsets season of
Rua Ely.

A sad case of apparent insanity brought
on by the hallucination that the victims
saving of ten years had been lost, came 10
the notice of the police Wednesday morn
ing.
Rua Ely, 30 years OF age, whose home
is at Hampton, Ia. and whose father, an
old soldier, lives at Arlington, is the un-
fortunate person. She came to Omaha with
about $40 and Tuesday went to the home
Of Frank Curtis, Sl77 Davenport street, to
secure work as a domestic. She was given
a room and when she failed TO appear
downstairs next morning It was found she
had become frantic I'm a frenzied search
for her money, which she imagined she
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-22
DAVIS FORMALLY ARRAIGNED
Pleads Not Guilty of RustIH Murder
and VIII He Tried I'm No
vember,

The trial of Charles T. Davis, charged
with the murder OF DR. Frederick Rustin,
will be started in criminal court some time
next month. This announcement was made
by County Attorney English Wednesday
morning. There is a number of cases
ahead Of the Davis case. but il is believed
they can be disposed OF in time to allow
the Davis case to be heard before tho end
OF November.
Davis was formally arraigned before
Judge Sears Wednesday morning and en-
tered a plea of not guilty. HI was ac-
companied only by his attorney, w. f.
Gurley. Davis exhibited the same stolid IN
difference as the long information was
read to him as he has shown all through
the case.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-22

The Bohemian Republican meeting held
in Bartos' hall at South Omaha Tuesday
evening was a rousing affair and the at
tendance was large The principal speaker
was O L. Kolar of Chicago and he ex-
n,,ined the issues of the campaign plainly
and carefully, much enthusiasm being man
Tested for the tentire ticket. Editor u
Charbat, T. A. HOLSTER. nominee Tor county
attorney: Joseph Koutsky and w. F. Wap-
pich, nominees for the legislature ana u
H. Brewer, nominee for coroner also al
dressed the meeting.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-22

had lost. When taken in charge by MatroI
Gibbons at the police station, Miss Ely wal
found to possess the $40 she had before
but she insisted she had lost another large
amount which had been hidden among hel
effects.
The way in which she onducts herself
and the strange d-isarrangement OF the
room at the Curtis home caused by the
search, make the authorities think she Il
temporarily unbalanced. 1t is proposed tc
place her in a hospital where she will re.
ceiye the proper attention.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-22

Pursuant to pledges made at a meeting
last Thursday night members of the For
aker Republican club are making every ell
fort to rouse not only club members but all
the other colored voters in Omaha. Besides
personal solicitation in behalf OF the re-
publican ticket several meetings have been
projected. One of these will be held Thurs
day evening. October p, at Idlewild hall
Twenty-fourth and Grant streets. The
principal speaker will be Attorney H. j.
Pinkett. Refreshments will be served.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-22
LEARN l. ABOUT 1T

foolish things passed without thought and
which are apt to embarass the exchange
some time when serious things are under
consideration"
A number of the members condemned the
resolutions and the "horse-play" in pass
ing them. Thus the position of a real
estate exchange is practically reversed.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-22
RuIIdInE PermIts

Nels Paulson, Ssl3 Lafayette avenue,
frame dwelling. $500; l. McGrath, 4Oi5
Burt street. frame dwelling, nO00; Pres
byterian hospital. 1924 South Tenth street.
addition to hospital building. 1900: Mrs.
Patton, Twenty-seventh and Caldwell
streets. frame dwelling. 5000; Western
Construction company, Thirty-seventh and
Cas- streets, frame dwelling, $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-22
A %shooting scrape

with both parties wourded, demands Buck
lens Arnica Salve. Heals wounds, sores,
burns or injuries. 25c. For sale by Beaton
Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-22
c FOR SICK WOMEN,

For thirty years Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands of
women who have been troubled with
displacements, inflammation, uloera-
ton, fbroid tumors, Irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear
ing-down feeling, fstulency, indiges-
ton, dizziness ,ornervous p~rostration.
Why don't you try il?
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-22

Three of the Thursday evening meetings
will be held in Omaha and two in South
Omaha. The Taft club of South Omaha
will have charge of one OF the meetings,
which will be held in Ritchie's hall at Twen-
ty-fourth and NJ streets. TWO prominent
speakers will address this meeting, w. T..
Thompson. attorney general, and o. c..
Peterson, NJ. Phi, Of Chicago, a noted Swed-
ish orator. Thomas W.. Blackburn and can
dldates will also deliver addresses. The
other meeting in South Omaha will be held
in Rex hall and will be more especially for
Polish voters. ]. H. Van Dusen and ]. l..
Kennedy will be the speakers.
In Omaha two meetings will be held
Thursday night for the colored voters. The
Foraker club will have charge of one Of
them, which will be held in Idlewilde hall
at Twenty-fourth and Grant streets and
the other will be in the hall at Fourteenth
and Dodge streets.
The fifth meeting will be held at Twenty
second and Cunning streets, under the aus
pices of the Eighth and Ninth Ward Re-
publican clubs. John L. Kennedy, II. II.
Baldrige and Nelson C. Pratt will be the
speakers.
Plans have been laid by the county COM
mittee for a large meeting at Bennington
for Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Jefferis, Mr.
HOLSTER, Mr.. Wappich and other candi-
dates will be the speakers
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-22
WAKEFIELD TIcKE7S5 TOMORROW
Prospects Point TO n Dozen Buyers 70
Each Ticket.

At . o'clock Thursday morning tickets
will be placed On sale at the BurwSod thea
ter for the four performances of David
Warfield in THE Music Master" The com
Ing Of this emirent star has been an
nounced since last May and the inquiry for
tickets has been almost continuous.
To protect the public from SPECTATORS.
only six tickets will be sold to any one
purchaser.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-22

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