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The Globe-republican., 1908-10-22

Fl. D. Chambliss, who has lived
in this county practically all Of his
life, is the candidate for the Clerk Of
the Court. He is a hustling Ford
county boy, who in spite Of physical
disability for hard labor made a
success Of running a ranch for a
number Of years. He is we'll known
among all Of the older settlers. Mr. /.
Chambliss, is : a step son Of A. J.
Anthony, one Of the pioneers Of the
county, and has been known to many
as Hide Anthony. Mr.. Chambliss
has made good campaign during
the past month and has been making
friends ever since he started out.
He has met with encouragement
everywhere he has gone, and his
chances are good for running up a
good majority, at least Of receiving
the full Republican vote Of the
county.
The Globe-republican., 1908-10-22

Our Suits and 0Vercoqts priced for Fall from $3.50 to $4,000
We are dther proud our success and we will show why we get
chance look you Will dgreeNe reason To be the
greatest line of Suits and OVercods these prices One
trial here Will prove it and you lot of money
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-26
cnnrrh Cannot be Curel.

glth LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as
thcy cannot reach the seat OF the dis
ease CataTrh Is a blood or consti-
tutional disease and IN order % cure
n YOU must take internal remedies.
Halls CataTrh Cure Is taken internal
ly, and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces. Halls CaiaTrh
Cure is not a quaek medicine. II was
prescribed by one OF The best physic-
fans in this country for years and n
a regular prescription. IL Is com
posed OF the best tonics known. COM
bined with the best blood purifiers.
acting directly on the mucous sur
faces. The perfect combination of
the two ingredients 10 what produces
such wonderful results IN curing Ca
tarrh. Send for testimonials free.
r. J. CHENEY 4 CO.. Props, To
ledO. o.
Sold BY Druggists. price Use.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipaiion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-26
A PitifuI Christmas.

Lincoln, Neb., Dee. 26.-Henry
Weidborg and his nine-year-old son
Sidney, who on account OF having
been a cripple. hae never walked,
are lying dead an the family home
today following a tragedy committed
by the elder Weidberg yesterday.
Tho latter took the boy from his
bed. placed him on the floor and shot
him Satisfied that the lad was
dead, Weidberg then turned the
eapon on himself and fell dead lie
had been IN poor health.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-26

SMIlEOs
y . o y % y - q 20 o
The Christmas Journal was the
largest Xmas edition printed in West
ern Oregon.
This is another booster paper.
That $500 put in the budget for
mountain water promotion is the
best investment this city ever made.
BY all means, in the interest II
lhc taxpayers, put the old machine In
the saddle in both houses of the Leg
islature. We can't have too much Of
II, if the state is to be turned over to
the Democrats.
Official mediocrity-not a goverl-
nent report worth reading.
After few more holdup men have
Killed few more prominent citizens,
the legislature may pay some atten-
tion to Bill Anderson's bill makins
noldups punishable with hanging.
Can anyone blame the Oregon
Electric or Portland General foi
Withdrawing from Salem.
The Oregon Electric Is operating
its trains to Forest Grove. There is
a direct connection for Salem.
After all the newspaper announce
ments that he was dying, Governo.
Cosgrove, of Washington, is getting
well and strong. There ought to be
Il law making It criminal libel to pre-
dict death.
Oregon Is still without chair
manship in the national house Of
representatives. This is unjust to
oregon.
This country needs an adequate
protective tarln.
IL would be sacred duty to the
rarty to keep your pledges, II the
choice of the people were a Republl-
can. But-but what?
At recent trial the New York
high pres ure water system broGe
down completely for fire purposes.
New Westminster, Il. c., has elect
ed It's mayo for the seventh time.
The Timberman, OF Portland, Is
about the most complete trade paper
published in the United States, and a
credit to the state OF oregon.
It's a cold day In congress when
three or four hundred pension bills
are not passed.
The Portland General Electric
would be justified in withdrawing all
requests for franchise In Salem.
The Daily German Westliche Post,
OF ST. Louis, is only 81 a year.
President Elliott, OF Harvard, ha
been lecturing on violation Of law by
the rich and influential, and seems TO
think such persons are no better than
a man who steals a horse. Elliott
always held strange views.
The naturalization laws are so com
plicated the attorney-general had to
organize force OF secret service men
TO enforce them.
The Sultan Is going TO visit Paris
TO improve his morals.
The German Emperor has got on
he water wagon, and the Prohis are
,aying. Hello. Billl"
n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-26

The naturalization laws are so CON
plicated the attorney-general had to
organize a force OF secret service men
to enforce them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-26

President Elliott. OF Harvard, ha,
been lecturing on violation Of law by
the rich and influential, and seems to
think such persons are no better than
a man who steals a horse Elliott
always held strange views.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-26

The Sultan is going TO visit Paris
% improve his morals.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-26

The Daily German Westllohe Post
Of 81. Louis, is only 81 a year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-26

The German Emperor has got on
the water wagon, and the PrOhis arc
saying, Hello. Billl"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-23

chas en- ell grado que Sc demanda. Pc
ro ESQ no empece para que insistiendo
en- la materia, dando una y otra vez So
bre ell tema que debe ser recogido por
los hombres de acci6n en- Ell pals ca
da vez mas defendido, no cesen las ges-
tiones de nuestra parte hasta lograr
que Sc nos de todo aquello & que te-
nemos derecho, y que sabemos recla-
mar por los unicos medios que nos son
dados poner en- practica y que son
perfectamente razonables.
Una negativa no puede desalentar-
nos. La tenemos va descartada; pc
70 es precise que en- los Estados Uni
dos, alli donde estan los que partici-
pan de la ventaja leonina del cabota-
je como Sc nos ha impuesto, Sc olga
la reclamation perenne, contfnua, que
no sale de La colonia como una supli-
ca planente, sino que tiene gravedad
Is importancia de reclamation de algo
que Sc nos debe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-23
El SucesO de anOChe


Anoche 4 las doce ocurri6 un suce.
SO en- la calle del Sol.
Una question entire marido mnje8l
saliendo esta herida en- un brazo. /
Conducida al cuarto de socorras. NJ
lie reconoci6 una herida de seis cent?
metros EN- ell tercio posterior del anEs-'
brazo.
de socorros Sc lie reconoci6 una heridu
de seis centimetros en- ell tercia posta-
rior del antebrazo.
Practice la primera cura ell sefinr
Claudio.
I'll cuchillo, de unas diez pulgad,u.
fue incautado por Ia policia.
Esta manana declare en- La Corba
Municipal La mujer herida, mn-
nifestando que ell hecho habfa sido put-
ramente casual Y que su marido mn
tuvo ninguna question con ella mi eg.
taba ebrio.
Fue, dijo, sencillamente, que ell cs.
chlllo estaba sobre una mesa cercanm
q una puerta, Y cuando entr6 mn ma
rido, ell cuehillo Sc cay6 cogiendome en-
ell brazo. n
La defensa que estuvo cargo dsA
seflor Falcon, en- vista de las declaxx-
clones de los testigos y otros argumeu-
tos que expuso, solicito La absoluci6m
del procesado.
FL juez Suau lie declare no culpabEas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-23
N ST. Colorado, Eterato

"El Duende de Arecibo, pubhca
un suelto acerca de nuestro estimado
colaborador don Rafel Colorado, cuyo
texto es como sigue:
lei conocido y popular artista don
Rafael Colorado, ha publicado en- q!
Boletin Mercantil lie Puerto Rico
un exeelente trabajo Ell one describe
un glorioso hecho de los muchos que
iieron fama al heroe narino arecibc-
no, Victor Rojas
La habilidad Y el gallardo estilo
conque ha sido escrito tan hermoso
trabaio honran su autor, al que rem
dimos nuestra mas calurosa felicita-
ci6n.
Salvamento" titulase ese hermoso
trabajo literario, que seguramente ha-
bra de figurar en- ell libro de Victor
Rojas que ha de edtarse iniciatiyas
del doctor Coll Y Toste
Sentimos no poderlo reproducir, por
ser demasiado extenso para las dimen-
stones de este diario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-23
Don Francisco Abel EnriQuez

Esta manana nos ha visitado este
distinguido senor, hijo del eminente
publicista dominicano senor Enriquez
Carbajal, que es tan conocido entire
nosotros.
Ell senor Enriquez es ell empresario
de la compania de zarzuela que esta
actuando en- Aguadilla y que vendra
d San Juan del primero al cinco de
Diciembre
Para la temporada de San Juan, la
compania sera reforzada con algunos
elementos artisticos muy aplaudidos
aquf.
La direction artlstica dedicara to-
da su preferencia dar d conocer de
tnuestro pnblico, ell repertoire de ope-
ras traducidas al espanol, que ha We
nido hacienda Ell Ponce Mayagiiez,
La compania.
rs de esperar que con estos atracti-
vos, la temporada teatral que sc ave-
Gina sea de resultados positivos para
La empresa, 10 que sinceramente desea-
mos al amabIe sefior Enriquez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-23
In III MUNICIPAL.
FL Cine Varieties

Mailana martes, con I'm programa in
teresante. en- ell que sc anuncian nue.
vas peliculas bales aplaudidisimos,
por la pareja Requena-Gii Y Fl Trio
Sola, celebraran su beneficio los en-
pleados de la empresa
Los precios del espectaculo son SUI
mamente econ6micos Y Ell nrogran,a
comhinado muy nanp.
Sera la de mailana la ultima Iun-
cion del cinematografo y variedasles,
que tan amena temporada han hecho
en- San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-23
FL Sr. de Diego
s. D. CANET.

Continua enfermo de algnn cuidado
nuestro distinguido amigo, don Jose de
Diego, Speaker de la Camara de Dele
gados
Segnn nos informan, ha sido trasla-
dado de su finca "Pomarrosas & su
casa de Mayagiez.
Son muchas las personas que SO inte-
resan por la salud del distinguido hom-
bre pnbllco y valioso poeta, que hoy
Sc encuentra postrado en- q lecho del
dolor
Deseamos muy yivamente que reco-
bre cuanto antes su saiud nuestro esti-
mado amigo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-23

Ell la materia, danda una y otra vez So
Como anunciamos en- nuestra edi-
cion del sabado, al ocuparnos de La
vista por Jurado, de una de las recla-
maciones hechas por don Jose Ayalo
Sanchez q la SUCCESSION de dona Maria
Diaz, viuda de we've, debemos infor-
mar que esta mafiana el juez Mr.. Ro-
dey disolyio Ell Jurado, sin haber po-
dido llegar 4 I'm acuerdo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-23
Cuchillos y palos.

I'll sabado en- la noche Sc promovM
un monumental escandalo en- ell baxrSa
ell oGandul.D
Valentin Tirado, Antonio TRADE VI
Anastasio Cruz, por cuestiones de fak-
das, promovieron una bronca fcnD~
menal.
Salieron relucir cuchillos y pabOs.
se surraron de 10 Undo y hubo La con-
siguiente alarma.
La policia intervino en- la contien-
da arrestando los promovedores del
alboroto.
Han comparecido esta manana anea
el Juez Suau v fueron multados CON
diez dias de carcel cada uno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-23
En- brOnna
Los faisos ap6stoles.

No hay duda que vivimos en- Ell me-
jor de los mundos posibles y que se
progresa de un modo alarmante.
En- Puerto Rico como en- Espala.
en- Espafa como en- Francia, en- Fran
cia como en- cualquier punto del pla-
meta, ell progreso Sc manifesto de un
modo ostensible, latente.
Pero hay seguramente progresses de
muchas clases que hay que evitar &
todo trance, y es IL infltraci6n de
cosas pasadas, IL resurrection de los
tiempos antigios.
Parece realmente una cosa baladf,
casi una tonteria, sobre 10 que vamos
q lamar La atenci6n del clero cat6li-
co y sobre todo, de Las autoridades y
mas que de las autoridades, de La Ca
mara Legislative.
Esa cosa obaladis puede ser perju-
dicial y hasta nociva en- ell porvenir,
como que puede traer I'm estado de
perturbation que Sc hace necesario evi-
tar. Y uegamos La question de los
falsos ap6stoles, como Sc les llama
ria empleando un lenguaje mas graf
co. embaucadores, sim. ...pizca de mie-
do nadie.
Surgen como hongos aparecen CO.
mo coles.
Los oHombrcs Diosesf. estAn { Ia
orden del dia. Uno on Vega -Baja,
que sc hace lamar San Antonio, otro
en- Barros. otro on Toa-Baja. y Ell
mas celebre dc todos, el hermanito
Chico, en- Ponce. NADIA menos que en-
ell cerebro dc La isla.
Ahora SO nos dice que han salido
dos mas. ( fin de ir fernando los
doce ap6stoles, y resucitar, parece
mentira. alas predicacionesp de los
Evangelistas, en- ropas memories ham,
bre atraxad4.
No hace mucho tempo apareci6 uno
de esos tipos en- San Juan trat6 de
evangelixar desde Ia plaza do Baldo-
rioty. In grey humana, como llama
ba al publico aquel desgraciado.
de, las cuatro, cuando el ap6stol
subi6 4 Ia tribuna, una mesa cublerta
con panos va al rededor de la me-
sa SO habian agrupado unos treinta
muchaehos. los gentiles, que Ell aeti-
tud tremebunda esperaban al ap6s-
tol.
Apenas el melenudo individuo
empez6 4 hablar. cayeron sobre 81
una luvia de piedras.
FL ap6stol cruz6 Ias manos y levan-
to los ojos, apagados por el ron, al
cielo.... mo veia NADIA, estaba beodo.)
I'll apdstol dijo: hijos de Satanas,
porque ME tratais ash Una lluvia de
piedras.
Puerto Rico impuso, purificate y
salvatel Una lluvia de piedras.
Despues aparecieron las centurio-
nes. los policias, cargaron con el
Ap6stol que durmi6 en- La casa de Pila-
tos, mas comunmente conocida por el
Dep6sito Municipal
Una muehedumbre seguia al PEN.
denciero, exclamando A la carcel, a
la carceii
7 al rayar Ell alba Ell Ap6stol fue IL
bertado de su encierro emprendi6 Ell
camino de la montana
Ali, Ell los altos montones, donde
no ha penetrado el espiritu del enga-
no y dc la falsia, podria evangelism
pero 10 que es en- San Juan, no valia
la pena Esos judios IT,.
Pues blen, Sc impone, sefloras y Sc
nores, formula de discourse ripioso, Sc
lmpone que cuando en- cualquier pue-
bio, sc presentc caquetlzar uno de
esos cofrades del embuste del enga-
no, Sc preparen las piedras al tiro
con el.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-23
Los SuceSoS locales


Ramon Rosa Cruz, Sc present6 es&u
manana 4 responder de una denumetu
por escandalo en- La via phblica, an
Santurce.
FL sargento Sierra detuvo al adeg9p
dor de Baco, que fu6 castigado por eli
Juez Municipal con cinco dollars da
multa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-23

Asi pudo verse en- la mailana de hoy
en- la Corte Municipal.
Demetrio Verdejo, que Sc habSm
apropiado indebidamente una venta de
doscientos cocos, y pensando sin dudas
que la policia no Sc tomaria ell trabaJ@
de buscarle, gasto Ell dinero, siendo
acusado por abuse de confanza CON-
vieto del delito, sufrira tres meses de
arresto ca la carcel del Distrito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-23

Aver tarde fallecio repentinamenta
ca Naguabo. en- q zaguan de la cas&
habitada por u sacerdote cat6lico d0
aquella pohlacidn, q individuo juan
Eobles.
Scgin informe facultativn, Roblea
fallecio dc ma congestion earnbral
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-23

Aver tarde ell muchacho Ram6M
Baez, Sc entretenia, en- Santurce. sm
arrojar piedras las casas y los en-
rros electricos que cruzaban In vf@
Cuando mas abstraido estaba en- Sua
fechorfas un policia le echo mano N
esta mafana ha sido sentenciado E
ounce dias de arresto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-23

Antonio Andino, que sin duda trSs~
taba aver tarde de hacer una colee-s
ci6n de vestidos ajenos, entr6 EN- am
residencia del senor Antonio Sarmien~
TO, por ell corral, Sc apropi6 variom
trajes.
En- esta operaci6n sc encontraba AM
dino cuando el sargento Sierra, 10 pa~
do su nombre senas.
Hoy comparecio ante la Corte MunS.
cipal y cumplira seis meses de arrc~a
to.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVES SPEED
One md Thirty Miles an
Hour Beats Its steam Brother
to n FraxxIe.

The electric locomotive has its steam
brother badly whipped as to speed,
and It only remains to build tracks
that will bear trains at over 100 miles
an hour to learn just what can be
expected of the electric trains. At the
celebrated Berlin Zossen speed trials in
1908 there was established the amazing 100
miles an hour record-the fastest that any
man or man-made machine ever Travelled.
1t is almost 200 feet a second. or equal to
the speed a man would attain in falling
from the top of a twenty-story building. 1t
Is a speed so great that a DETECTION of one
of the rails of an eighth of an inch is suffi-
cient to throw a train off the track. II is
so fast that the front of the locomotive
has to have a great knife-shield to cut the
wind, which otherwise would either check
the speed or crush in the front of the en-
CINE.
A train running at this frightful speed of
100 miles would circumnavigate the globe in
a week. 1t would place the Pacific within
twenty-four hours Of the Atlantic. Will
such a thing ever come to pass? Perhaps.
A hundred years ago thirty miles, an hour
was a marvellous speed; now It is ommon.
If a train can make $50 miles now expert
mentally why may not this speed be COM
mon in the year 2OO0?-Metropolitan Maya
zine. $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
AILs OF THE MIDDLE-AGED MAN
why He Thinks 1T is Rheumatism
Thst Is BotherfnE Him
and Not Govt.

"Can anybody tell me- said the middle
aged man, the difference between rheu-
matism and govt? Now, not being very
we'll versed in medical science, knowing
very little in fact about osteology, or thera-
peutics, or anatomy, materia medica or
pharmacopoea, l wouldn't undertake, my
self, offhand to say; but in a general way
I would say that govt is an allment that
attacks the rich and the poor;
and, being not what you would call q rich
man, l suppose what I've got is rheuma-
tism.
II have read in novels and seen pictures
Of portly gentlemen Of middle age or rather
more who sat in great easy chairs and with
one foot all swathed up in bandages
stretched out in front of them supported
on a foot rest. This is the old gentleman.
living In a fine old manor house or In a
splendid mansion in town. who is described
in the novel as being testy and choleric-
choleric, as / understand 1t. meaning not
that he has cholera or anything OF that
sort, out an uneven temper and this old
gentleman with foot thus done up in
bandages and supported on a foot rest has
govt.
But several OF my symptoms are differ
ent. l don't live in an old manor house,
nor In a mansion in town; and however
disposed l might be TO be testy and, chol-
eric, l have to keep my temper. and I don't
swath my foot in bandages and recline It
on a foot rest. / have to keep more or less
on the move.
80 l suppose that in the absence Of the
familiar govt symptoms, we might safely
diagnose my case as one OF just plain rheu-
matlsm; but l guess my rheumatism hurts
me about as much as the govt OF our testy
and choleric old friend does him"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
ECHOES OF THE ANTE-RooM
knights of Pythias Already Arriving
for the Anniversary
Meeting.

Many of the knights OF Pythias from
abroad have already arrived TO attend the
fortieth anniversary of the institution Of
the order west OF the Allegheny mountains,
which dates from the organization of Ne
braska lodge No. |, on November 3, 1858.
Grand Chancellor Cleland OF Fremont is
in Omaha and has established headquarters
in the Hotel Loyal, The grand lodges of
Missouri, Kansas, North and South Da-
kota, Colorado, Iowa and Nebraska will
participate in the celebration.
Monday afternoon a large class will be
invested with the degrees Of page and
esquire at the Auditorium by the famous
lola degree team OF Dayton, o. This initia-
ton will be in the form of a rendition of
the drama of Damon and Pythias and Will
be public. In the evening a class Of several
hundred will have the oegree of knight
conferred upon them with impressive cere-
monies. This ceremonial will be exclusive
to the members of the order. The business
sessions will be presided over by Supreme
Chancellor II. T. Brown of Cleburne, Tex,
assisted by other supreme and grand Off
GERS.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
NJ IsceYIaneoaa.

Alpha camp No. /. woodmen of the
World, will open the winter season Of
entertainments for it's members, and
friends and their families with a dance
to be given in Baright hall Wednesday
evening. Blank invitations may be OBJ
tanned at the clerks office. 500 Brown
block.
Al the meeting of the various subor-
dinate Odd Fellow and Rebekah Degree
lodges this week officers will be elected
for the first half of 1909. OmRha lodge
No. . will cOufer the third degree Friday
night, Refreshments will be served on
one meeting night during each month
for the winter season.
The masquerade ball given Friday
evening by the Omaha homestead No,
l404. brotherhood of American Yeomen.
at it's lodge rooms was attended by a
large gathering A. g. Hale and Mrs.
Nellie Draper. according TO three judges.
who were disinferested parties, were at
tired In the best costumes and William
~Jacobbergsr and Mrs Layton the most
unique. The cowboy costume Of young
Claude Warren and Mrs. j. W. Wheaton.
who represented the woman soldier, re-
ceived special mention
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
IIaw LunRs.

When the lungs are sore and infamed.
the germs OF pneumonia ana consumption
find lodgment and multiply. Foley's Honey
END Tar kills the cough germs, cures the
most obstinate, racking cough. heals the
lungs. and prevents serious results. The
genuine is in the yellow package. Sold by
all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
CranberrIeu HiEh and PIentifuI.

Good news-and bad-for Thanksgiving
diners comes from the cranberry district
OF Massachusetts. The good tidings ars
that the berries are plentiful and q good
quality, and the bad news-for the house
wtvcs-is that the prices are high. II Is
estimated that the total yield OF Cape Cod
and Plymouth county boys this season will
exceed 1900 barrels. This compares with
last years crop OF Hills barrels. Prices
are about the same as In 1907. from s. to s.
a bsTrel.-NeW York Tribune. .
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
Ladies Of the Grand Army.

The meeting OF the Aid society of Garfield
circle Friday afternoon was we'll attended
and fun OF interest. Plans were discussed
relative to the reception to be rendered to
the national president OF the order. who
will visit Omaha December 0. with National
Commander Nevius. The circle will meet
again Friday evening to complete the de-
tails for the reception and as to the part
this order will take in the campfire In
honor Of the national officers December o.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
wOman's Relief Corps.

The various woman's Relief corps Of
and adjacent localities are making
elaborate arrangements for the reception
to the national president OF the order, who
will visit Omaha on December 9. 1t Is in
tended to give the distinguished visitor a
reception during the afternoon OF December
to be held under the auspices OF the Grand
Army of the Republic that same evening
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
Tribe of Zen Hur.

Omaha court No. 10 has completed all
arrangements for It's big masquerade ball
to be given Monday evening. The commit
tee of arrangements promises that 1t shall
be the most elaborate of any affair OF the
kind ever given by the order in Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23

a great advantage over municipal owner
ship. There Is no apparent reason why
the method should not be applied to other
public service industries and be equally
successful.