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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-04-15
CADY,S FALLS

Y. <. Smith was at home over Sunday.
Homer White is again with the Hide
House Brigade.
Austis Wilkins was in Burlington the
first of the week.
Mrs. Maud Bagley is visiting her
mother at Geo. Warrens.
H. P. Drown is doing some papering
and painting at the Corners.
Mr. Clough has been guest of Miss
Minor at Geo. Mudgett's recently.
Mrs. George Mudgett has been visit
ing her son, Ashton, at Cleveland Cor
uers.
1t is said Mrs. Harry Smith will make
her home with Richard Moiles at Center
Vile.
Mrs. J. III. Clark and son of Hardwick,
w. p. Towne, wife and son and Mrs. o.
Campbell spent Sunday with Mrs. E. M.
Towne.
Mark Stevens of Waterville has
brought suit against the Burlington
Free Press for alleged libel, setting the
damages at $4,000 February s, the
Free Press published the report of a
trial at Cambridge, where the Humane
society had prosecuted Stevens. The
news report gave the evidence and sta
ted that Stevens was found guilty of
cruelty to his animals The plaintiff
claims that because of this publication
the fire insurance companies have can
celled his insurance policies and that he
is now unable to procure suitable poll
cies to protect his buildings. He fur
Their claims that he is an applicant for
admission to the Vermont bar as an at
torney and that his chances of admis-
sion have been greatly lessened in con-
sequence of the publication of the arti.
Gle of which he complains.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23
The Modern Way

A Waco news item says al eX-
citing incident is related by Or.
II. W. smith, who is Just home
from Plainyiew. Lubbock and
that section. An auto party out
near Lubbock spied bunch of
antelopes and tried to run down
the animals The race continued
for miles, and finally the antelope
which had not been allowed to
rest, the auto running thirty five
miles an hour on the home stretch
came within sixty feet Of the
lseIng animals. One member of
the party shot with II large; rifle,
striking an antelope behind the
ear and killing it, DR. Smith
says II was one OF the most
exciting races he was ever ~.
80 much for the new feature
OF this incident But when The
shade, Of the plalusman Of long
ago witnessed this modern method
OF the chase on their happy hunt
luz ground they must have given |
% snort OF Indignation, providing /
shades Of departed cowpuuchers I
are able % snort
What "a difference from the ro.
mantle day, of old \ rafting .
smelling goodwill ina wild teur
after antelope is just too much +.
Daley Panhandle.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23
The unvcilins.

According to announcement,
made some time ago. the unvoil.
ina of the monument ut the
grave OF j " Haynes was a..
compishcd last sunday AT 300
o'clock p. NJ in the presence Of n
large crowd. The day was not a
very favorable one for the occasion
us the wind was high and tn
dust was NEST disagreeable. Not
outstanding the unpleasantness
of the day the ritualistic ceremony
was carried out in full by the
Woodmen Camp of Lubbock.
coyerisns from Piainview a n d
lshoka were also present to pay
their respect, a Woodmen to the
deceased Jno. " Baker made a
splendid talk on woodcraft which
was enjoyed very much by all
present And Miss Willie Wilson
performed the part of reader of
the Poem entitled 20 Why Should
The Spirit of Mortal be Proud"
10 her usual graceful manner
This was the first occasion of |
this kind ever witnessed in Lub- /
book and no doubt Impressed upon
lie people some of the characters
,tics of woodcraft that no other
raternal orders have of erecting
monument at the grave of every
deceased member and also promul-
.ate these unyeiing ceremonies.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23
Contracts Let

C1ulugt, haye been bet Tor the
erection of the New Bank building
20 boo erected ON the Southwest
corner OF the square. the stone
work was awarded to q. ". Kyle
of tUis city and the wool work
% Agncw Bros and the painting
90 W VI Ross. This will be- The
Inest building Boz Lubbock and
viii equal any building ou the
plains from a point OF architect
and workmanship. Il Is to be-
51NlOo feet two stories. The
bank, 10 be known as the Lub.
book state Bank, viii own the
building aud viii occupy a por-
ton OF the lower floor. and the re.
portion of the lower
story viii Pee Fixed up for a mer.
camille stock while the second sto-
~ will be- occupied by profession.
Al men. and the Telephone Office
viii also be located 10 this build.
NJ
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23

We have sold over 10, 900 acres
% Lubbock county land 10 the
past SIX months. List your land
with ~ FOR quick sales.
Patterson q Son.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23

FOR SALE-Best Niggerhead
coal and the best prices. Call on
Crowds Bros. a Hume Co. Plain.
view Texas. s-lsp.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23
Notice

lhsys some good second hand
sewing machines. also a good
heater VIA ssll cheap or trade
for fssd. lSsebe or phone o.
l3-H ..Douglss Pound.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23
Whips Whips.

A new stock Of 5ueU Whips
iust received amy kind want;
prices ranging from l0cbd
2-u j. An5k>saa.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23
Fruit Trees

Patronize nome industry Full
supply Of Plains grown trs,,
etc. John ; Abel
L0bbock, Texas
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23
~ SocaA SyiNNss K

alter =. fOscN has been qull
sick this week
j. j, Dillard returned Monds
from a trip north
List your tsnd with Patterson
Son for quick Sales
Oscar Martin was over tro q
Estacado the first of the week
b, o. McWhorter shipped
string of dry cows from Plainviey
! this week
FOR SALE r. head OF zoo,
Hereford calves. Apply to j. &
Coleman, Lubbock, Texas. l3-4t
Jack White was ia from the
ranch in the south part of the
county Monday.
WE SELL LAND, list your
land with Patterson 4 Son
G. {. Reynolds of the northwest
part of the county, was in the
city Monday.
LOST Brlndle Motley faced
2 year old heifer, branded RID on
y
side, marked crop each ear under
bit the right A X. billiard,
IA 2tp Lubbock, Texas.
j. b. Rutherford and family
were in from Hockey county
TO attend the Woodmen
ceremonies at the GENE
terry.
FOX SALE % horse power
gasoline engine, the very thing for
.anches or farm for light work.
all at this Office 4 bargain
OFT
Ii l. klmbro OF Taylor, Texas
Who has been elected cashier Of
II the FIRST National Bank under
he management 20 begin Nov LIST
rived here the lrst OF the week.
FOR RENT 200 acre farm. 2
ere orchard, -four room house,
GOD lots. shed, and corn crib = /
niles from town J. II Reiger. I
I 2tp Slide. Texas.
II YOU want 10 make n present
Inch can't be- duplicated, send |
Her a Delamothe Real Rose Hat
Ius-no two are alike. Won car 4
w the genuine at " :. Nor
ms ST I.
The Staked Plans Telephone
'mpany are receiving material
.r the rebuilding Of the local
stem, and % force OF workmen .
r. at work this week locating the .
hes preparing 10 set new posts .
the lead streets
List your property with Patter :
% n son
Nesdames " " Royalty.
ri . New chorter aud ". y.
aXtor returned from Beaumont :
'lvcstuu and other points south :
II where they attended the :
and Chapter OF the Eastern
ar. They were accompanied by
70 Lemons OF Hale Center.
Last your property with Patter- .
J q son.
)scar Tubbs, who has held 4
sitiou "a salesman In the dry 2
DDS establishment Of Jno. p. :
WIS y Co, is now making his :
st polite BOW aud pleasant
ale behind the counters AZ the
block Merchaniile Company's :
/ busy store. =
Write Us n you can't call and II
us and iist your land with
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-04-16
How 70 Take Bran Bath.

Bran baths are said to be good fol
nervous people. They have an eI
tremely softenIng effect upon the skin
Ordinary bran may be bought at Z
feed store and used as desired. A
cheesecIoth bag containing about Z
quart and half or two quarts should
be filed medlumiy full with bran.
This bag viii do for two baths The
water should be quite warm, and the
bag should be put into II and thor.
oughly soaked and squeezed until the
water is brown and full Of bubbles.
One should stay IN the bath for few
minutes only. Massage Of the entire
body after the bath Ia beneficial, but
one should rest for at least ten min
utes between the massage and bath.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-04-16
Little Boys Clothes

oar selection ior Spring IN the 'chiIdren's Depart
men has been made with 90 idea To please both parent
and child not only quality aud style but in price
Judgment experience and practical knowledge
Of essentials ii good clothing Tor Boys that combine
style and durability added to the necessity OF obtaining
the lowest possible price have caused search the
markets before placing our orders The result is
showing 81 splendid suits Tor boys that never be
fore equalIed tcveu at our sorcl al the prices
asking
Russians Russian Sailors and Buster Brown Suits
lnr llle lrllaAs from IS % years from q6c % s3gS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-04-16

Each man fought blindly for himself,
needless nor o. all restrictions.
pany OF white men he had left IN the
salon. He met them. forlorn process.
sion. coming up 10 the bridge. The all
powerful instinct Of self preservation.
aided, no doubt, by the Ringing,
drenching showers Of spray. had gone
far toward terminating Isobel and her
maid. while Mrs. SomervIlle. woman
advanced 10 years. was able 10 walk.
though benumbed with the sudden
cold. Courtenay unlocked the door OF
bis cabin. Elsie, her face pale and tear
stained. but outwardly composed, was
yet standing near the table, and the
dog sprang from her arms the moment
bis master appeared.
Thank Godw she said, al OF q fut-
fer now that the solitary waiting for
death which came not was ended. u
feared ] should never see you again
Is the ship lostY'
The Wild soughIng OF the wind ren.
dered her words indistinct aud the
captain lad no time for explanations
In here~ be shouted 20 Gray, who
had helped lsobei 10 enter the chart
room, the nrst refuge available on this
exposed deck.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-04-16
----.--------T The
Stirring Easter Event

Brings 10 The people u Rutland snd vicinity splen.
I'D opportunity 10 secure Mems. Women's and Chi
drcns clothing. furnishings and shoes Ladies muslin
underwear and complete line 81 Infants wearing
apparel 81 advantageous discount concession. A
thorough inspection d values offered here will con.
vince you that ours is valuable store We are SIN
ccre IN our belief that never in our history has such
splendid assortment d reliable merchandise been
shown a such low prices as we arc asking.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-04-16
[To BR CONTINUED
How to Grow Fine Sweet Peas.


A rich sandy loan, good Oregon
grown seed, enthusiasm, good culture,
well drained situation, will produce
fine sweet peas. Excayate trenches
the width OF shovel TO the depth Of a
foot FIJI In couple Of inches with
broken stone, on which put the soil,
which should be Of the richest DOS.
slble sandy loan. Use no manure IN.
less 1t Is well rotted-n soil that has
been heavily MANFRED the year before
Is an ideal one. Plant the seed In a
double row, four inches apart and
three inches apart In the row. Merely
press the seed beneath the surface, and
when the plants have caught on the
wire netting between the rows pull the
soil up around them, but keep It loose.
Cultivate with the hoe often, and after
the buds appear, II weather Is dry, wa.
ter freely and spray the vines with
hard stream TO keep down the red spi.
der II II appears.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-04-16

- OURTENAY waited for th,
rending Of plates, the tearing
~ asunder of stanch steel rib
and crossbeams, which SHOULD
sound the knell OF the ships last mo
ments. But the Kansas seemed to b.
sin no hurry to fall In pieces. She
strained and groaned and shook VIC
lently when a wave pounded her. 9th
erwise she lay there like beaten
thing, oddly resembling the living but
almost unconscious men stretched or
the mattresses in the forward salon.
Courtenay did not experience the
least fear Of death. Emotion OF any
sort was already dead In him. He
found himself wondering II an unex.
pectedly strong current setting to the
southeast had not upset his reckoning,
II there were any broken limbs among
the occupants Of the salon, II Elsie
had been injured by, being thrown
down into his cabin. He looked at his
watch. II was past II. In four hours
there would be dawn. Dawn. In as
many minutes be might see the day
that is everlasting. All. perhaps not
even four minutes, The Kansas, with
SILVER. lifted TO the embrace OF
heavy sea, lurched 10 port and settled
herself more comfortably, The deck
assumed an easier angle. Now 1t was
possible TO walk. There were no rocks
here, at any rate Courtenay at once
jumped to the conclusion that the pow.
erful current whose existence he sus.
pected bad cut out for itself deep
water channel toward the land and the
ship had struck on the silt OF Its back.
wash. Anyhow, the Kansas was stis
living. The lights were all burning
steadily. He could detect the rhythmic
throb OF the donkey engine. He falt
Il like the faint beat OF a pulse. In
her new position the ship presented
less Of solid wall to the onslaught OF
The sea. The tumultuous waves began
10 race past without breaking so fierce
ly. Had she started her platesi Were
the holds and engine room full OF wa. |
teri II so. Walker and his helpers |
were already drowning beneath his
feet And when next she moved the |
vessel might slip away into the depths,
A man rushed by. or tried TO do so.
Courtensy recognized him as q leading |
stoker who had temporary charge OF |
The donkey boiler and seized him
wrathfully. his eyes ablaze.
Go backfT he roared.
~Senor. The ship is los;r'
go back and await my orders."
He could have sfrangled the fugitive
In bis sudden rage. The fireman en-
deayor-d 10 gasp bis readiness TO obey.
coursenay relaxed his grip. and for q
time at least one ulemter Of the crew
stuck 10 his post fearing the mad
captain more than death.
A mob OF stewards and kitchen
hands came In torrent up the salon
stairs couriensy the, them. terri.
tying figure. and thrus, q revolver IN
their faces.
Back be shouted. ''or some Of you
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-04-16
How 10 Use Face Cloths.

Face cloths and sponges are often ~
rponsibIe for bad complications They
are not in themselves harmful, but
they are seldom kept perfectly clean.
A face cloth should be used only once
or twice and should thea be carefully
washed and thoroughly boiled before
u IA used agaln. A soilsd wash cloth
causes many cases Of blackhesds and
pimples.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-04-16
Mems suits

Al Sfs 90 and SIS So ae show ihe nemesi and most
popular fabrics They all hand tailored and 80 per.
ierl in STYLE 81 and hnh that they noted TOT being
letter than rRslnm made.
AT g. 81 and Sla 60 Va shoa Suits that arc superb
10 stye superb g. superbly hand tailored, superb
values II Is worth your while 10 come aud see these
suits Wheb You have tried them aud compared the
high quality With lhese los prices ask yen sill find
fhrm worth bfltBBy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-04-16
For Boys of 8 to 10 Years

For BOYS OF 8 to 10 years double breasted School
Suits with plain Knckefbockcr Pants suits that are
built stand the hard knocks boys OF these ages put
into clothes and yet have disinciyeness Of style
Knickerbockef Pants Suits si.9s to s49S
Plain Pants Suits Csc to s3oS
Beginning at sa9s and s. .os for good working suits
IN styles.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-04-16
Muslin Underwear

our popular Muslin Underwear Department has
been freshly stocked with the choicest creations
produced this season and for this special Easter
Event" have been priced within the means OF lowest
ga ge conditions
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-04-16
Good News of WOmen'S Suits

Customers wonder Incompatible values.
Well they may But methods though not secret.
do not them does the fact that they get here
suits OF high class tone and workmanship, at third
less than general elsewhere.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-04-16
Suits at S6.0S and $S.0S

Seeing is Believing and wan, sou TO see the
quality Of these suits-lfy them 90 and be convinced
that nowhere else you get such values ter these
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-04-16
A Comprehensive Showing of
Spring Waists

The enormous trade we gained in Waist De-
partmeut is an advertisement by itself We get more
waist customers than any store in Rutland With this
great encouragement We made strong efforts to out
shadow all former records
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-04-16

The foregoing styles all chic, classic and up-to
the minute in every way including the immensely pop
ular Prince Chap Suit single double-breasted, the
braided Pony Goa, model the pointed dip front and the
Madame Butterfly" Suit with the Mkado sleeve effect.
The Skirts perfectly cut and hung, and will not
sag or bag and come in full peaed gored flare models
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-04-16
SI.oS

Handsome silk Waists, would be good bargains
Dress Net Waists IN Ecru and White sa.9s
Black Taheia SILK Waists. in neatly Tailored and
Dainty styles, IS values at s29s
50 co values al S39S
Dessy Waists OF Oriental lace aud brussels net
some Trim med with handsome CIuny lace with dainty
Point Nense, still Others embeliished with beautiful
Arabian medallions. all China Silk lined al s39s,
s3.gs, So IS and up to says.
AZ CSC a choice from among this charming array Of
Waists included this special price easy
Az sii9, 81 80, 81 o. and slqS YOU will find dainty
sheer lawn and lingerie Waists trimmed with embrod-
cry Naleneienncs Lace insertion combnaan OF
both 10 many models, including the Gibson effect,
al the low prices Of $40 81 g, 500 aud si9S
Separate Spring Coats
We call attention to our present showing oi Spring
Goats with teal pride. We have put 2 great deal. OF
thought and Npereuee into the selection OF these
coats aud the collection shows H.
SIS Value, S2.0S
Jannty Covert Coats close o. semi fitted, also some
nice loose Boxcoais single double breasted.
Oiher Covert Cloth Coats ia plata, tan fancy
<Fpc effects a, So o. s. g. 6gs and up 70 S9gs, that
arc exceedingly pretty models and At least worth third
than the price ask.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-04-16
CHAPTER Y.

~ OURTENAY waited for the
rending Of plates, the tearing
" asunder Of stanch steel ribs
and crossbeams. which should
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
BUSINESS CHANCES
(Continued.)

N1NE-ROOM house, good condition, near
business center, South Omaha, clear.
Price $4,000. For farm land.
-Four five-room cottages near car line,
South Omaha. Last year rent $3.50. Price
$1,000. Mortgage $500. Make offer for
equity.
Nine-room, all modern. brick residence,
south part of city. Price $3.50. For good
farm land.
Five-room house, two lots, one block from
car line. Barn, fruit and shade trees
Price 81, 200. For forty acres in eastern
Nebraska or western Iowa.
100 acres Saunders county, near Wahoo,
Improved. Six-room house. Price 5000
Owner will accept Omaha residence as
part payment.
100 acres near Schuyler; cultivated; no i'm
provements; 5000; for Omaha residence.
$40 acres near Crawford, Neb., 40 acres
under ditch; 60 acres in alfalfa. Price $50
for Omaha residence as part payment.
l ,4S0 acres Dundy county ranch; 200 acres
under ditch; 500 acres hay land; improve
ments worth 5000. Price $4,000. Owner
will trade for good flat building.
235 acres Washington county, Nebraska, IL
miles east of Calhoun. Price 5000. Owner
wants Omaha property.
5 acres keystone Park; one-story house, etc
Price 81. 500. For Omaha residence.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN LAND DEPART.
MENT.
go S. 18th ST., Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
ANNOUNCE
ENCOURAGEMENT
Business in Omaha
Would Stand Still

if all Of the Boyles College graduates would take a vacation o the sam day.
That is a strong statement but the facts verify it.
The big railroad offices employ hundreds Of Boyles College Students
Every ne of the big wholesale houses has Boyles College Students at
work.
You will find Boles College Students in every office building in Omaha
and South Omaha.
What do tse facts show? They show you that the business men of Omaha
are in need Of efficient help and appreciate the fact that Boyles College flu
nishes that kind Of HEP.
They show there is a demand for stenographers, Bookkeepers and Ac
countants.
They show that the doors are pen to thu young person who has dehTm-I
fnaton to gd.f into busnss life AM will prepare fr a business position.
Boyles College guarantees every student in Telegraphy a position.
That guarantee is backed u by the Union Pacific railway. AS rapidly al
proficient our students are given positions with good salaries from the start
Graduates sent out by eastern telegraph schools get n o salary the first sixty
days.
Having the official endorsement Of the Union Pacific R. R, means a great
deal to nj telegraph students
Enter an time.
Night School Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays.
Apply at once for catalogues.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
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ChNAShbo hOOM ADSg
When accompanied by cash, the rate
VIII bet One Insertion, 4 cents per
iineJ three or six consecutive inser-
lions, 3 cents per line each inaertiOny
seven or moro consecutive insertions,
: cents Der line each insertiOnb 90
cents Der line per month.
Want Rds for The Bee may be left
"t amy of the fOuOwing drug stores
one ~ your CORNER druRgist'-they
are all branch Offices for The Bee and
your ad VIII be inserted Just az
promptly and ON the same rates as at
the main Office in The dee Building,
seventeenth and Farnam streetst
aibaeh, W; G.. 4otn ana Farnam.
B~eraneN, s. A. 14JS 3. 10th st.
scent Pharmacy, ~ g.. 18th 81.
benson Pharmacy. Benson. Net.
GeullS PARK Pharmacy, 33d and Cunning.
blake.s Pharmacy, 80 Sherman Ave.
SnItoh<Eil Phsrn acy. 22l3 Military Ave.
Sonte. J s.. slst Ave. and Far1am st.
Gerinsk. Emil. isO4-6 s. 18th ST.
hihrs. T. H.. 2Sg1 Leavenworth ST.
lester a. Arnoldi, 2l3 N. 25th St.
re. tag, John j., 1914 ". 24th st.
ciglence Drug Co.. FloI ence, Neb.
Soldman Pharmacy, 10Th and Lake SITS.
G.eenongh. {, A.. los S; 10th St.
S't' houGh, g: A., iG2+ 8, 10th st.
hayden, William c., $3.50 Farnam st.
ilah;com Park Pharmacy, 1iO1 8. 18th st.
ioi-t' dohn, 6A N. 10th st.
tiuHt' a. l., 1874 Leavenwerth st.
khrs. 4. s.. 233s Farnam ST.
hountze Plsce Pharmacy, 2604 N. Gath st.
Fatliek Drug Co, 1902 NJ. 24th ST.
LaInrop,. Charles f.. 1924 N. oath st.
aeyton, l.. h., 24th and Leavenworth SITS.
Saratoga Drug Co.. 24th st. and Ames
sehaefer's Cut Price Drug Co., 18th and
Chicago SITS.
'Schaefer, August, 2O3l N. 18th st.
Schmidt, ]. II. Ath and Cunning SITS.
storm PhnTnaAaE .Zff ard AaHfha Gle
Walnut Hill Pharmacy, 10th and Cunning
SITS.
Walton Pharmacy, 10Th and Grace SITS.
WORTH o. H.. 10Th and Hamilton SITS.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
LODGE NOTICE.

Heech Camp, 1894, Nj. w. A..
State Lecturer Reilly will talk to us,
Friday evening, October 23d, at M. w. A.
halt in the Continental Block. Nelghbors of
all camps and their foresters are cordially
invited and urged to help us in giving Mr..
Reilly a rousing welcome. Other entertain
ment will also be provided. &
A. A. SMITH, Consul.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
CARD OF

We return our most sincere thanks and
appreciation for the sympathy and kindness
Of our many friends during the sickness
and death of our dear wife and mother.
FRANCIS GOODALL AND FAMILY.