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aHOREHAM.

Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Forbes, who have
been guests of her mother. Mrs. Sally
smith. returned to Easthampton We'd
nesday.-Miss Kate baldwin rc,urned
from week In Bridport with her sister
Mrs. Merrill Wolcott.-Miss Nellie plat,
OF Glens Falls. N Y. is tho guest OF her
brother, Mr., and Mrs. r. Il. Platt.-Ken-
dan Fields of Cornwall is with his grand
parents, Mr., and Mrs. c. Il. Kendall
Miss Dukat of lridport is visiting Miss
Florence Walker.-The Rev. and Mrs. T.
A. Carlson and family returned to ORA.
cut, Mass, Friday
Miss Kate Griswold Of New York city
Is visiting n. L. q. FFGrnham'S.-Afrs
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MILTON.

Hon. 2. G.. Deming and son. Calvin. OF
Minneapolis. MINI. are visiting in town.
DIR and Mrs John Bean and Miss Hor-
town Sunday.-The Rev. George Burke
Of Fairfax preached at the Methodist
Church Sunday in exchange with the
Rev. NJ II. Ryan.-A. r. Ashley has
been confined to the house for several
DAYS BY illness-Dr. l.. c. Holcombe and
family went TO Isle La Motto Saturday
IN Finer Beams power boat the Snow.
head. to remain until Monday.-Gilbert
Crotto Of Rutland was In town Monday.
Miss Mary Rood and Mrs. Eliza Rood
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. p.
Jones IN Johnson.--Mrs. r. A. Benham
OF Worcester is visiting her parents. Mr'
and Mrs r. c. McNall.-Mr and Mrs.
George Waters and daughter are visit
ing IN Brandon-Miss Laura Quinn Went
10 brooklyn Monday where she has
position.
The Rev. r. f. Herrick preached in
| Chelsea Sunday as one Of the former
| pa stors and is spending a few days with
| his daughter in Randolph. FRED
| Hisiop, who has been visiting Mrs 0. Fl.
| Fewey, has returned 10 her home In
| Clarencevi,le. -Mr and Mrs. X. j.
Robinson are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
| D. d. Parker in Richmond.-The Rev. r.
| G. Currier took his choir boys TO camp
Rich for an outing Tuesday,-Mrs. Perley
Hewey and children of Springfield. Mass,
are visiting at o. II. Hewey's.
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HAPPENINGS In VERMONT
CONTINUED from First Page.)

ton.-Thc funeral OF Howard A., infant
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Jackman,
was held at the house yesterday fore
noon at ten O'Clock, the Rev. j. C.. Fisher
officiating. Hymns were sung by Wes-
ley Varncy and two daughters and II. r.
Beach and interment was made In Pros
pect cemetery.-Miss Doris Tisbee Is a
guest of Ruth and Harold Hilliard at
the parsonage in New Havcn.-Mrs E.
A. Collins Of Burlington Is n visitor at K.
Bisbee s.Miss Lois Finney of Keeseville,
n. Y. Is visiting her aunt. Mro. George
burroughs. Mrs. d. Rennud and Mrs.
Louis Remand have gone to Bristol to
visit their sister, Mrs Charles Meilieur-
Mrs. T.. Pagan and daughter are visiting
her sister, Mrs. r. w. Crosby OF Middle
bury.-E. O. stone of Albany n. Y, is
visiting in town.-Mrs. George Burroughs
has returned from n visit to her brother,
Wallace Finncy of 1ieesoville. n. "
T. r. Gaunvn and son. Flbridgc. re-
turned yesterday to West Salisbury after
Il visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Gnunvo. Fred II. and r. J.. Ad-
ans returned Monday from trip to
Boston and n visit 20 their brother Oar
win Adams OF South Weymouth. Mass.
and William Adams of NAihua, n. II.
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Edward Tarnham Of Sudbury Is visiting
at III. w. Jones's.-Mrs. e q. Farnham
has been visiting relatives In Brandon
Miss Nellie Plat Of Glens Falls. N.
Y, Is visiting at Fred Plntt's.-Thomas
lIalgesseen Of De Forest, WIS. 10 stop
ping ut Hotel Bissell-Mr. and Mrs. Is.
y. Nottingham Of New York are VISIT
Ing his parents, Mr.. tnd Mrs. a. ~
Nottingham and Mrs. Wohankey
OF New York are VISITING at Joe Wise'I D.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bryant and grand
1,uenter Myrld Benton, are IN M'ddIe
,,,,r,, FOR n few days.--Dr q. a. Russell
vas in burlington Tucsday.-A. T. Nor
,,,n and daughter, Mllderd. and niece
Mics putnam are visiting In warren
AZ and Mrs I1oyt Smith are IN Middle
hur, 10 attend the fair.
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BRISTOL.

Tho Purinton family held their 23rd
annual reunion Thursday at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Labor. There
were 1A descendants presents, making ii
the largest reunion Of the family ever
held. Tho meeting opened by singing
America" and literary program was
carried out. Remarks were made by
Frank Ciuidor Of Lncoln and Albert
Purinton of Banner. Kansas. A letter
and poems were read by the Rev. Morton
Hale Of BridEewater and poems from
Asa Staples Of Fair Hope. Alabama. and
Mrs Stella Draper of Rutland and a
letter from Mrs. Elizabeth Collins OF
Lawrence. Mass, were also read. jasper
Page Of Bristol recited a poem. A
sunptuous dinner was served In n large
tent In the yard. 1o4 people being seated
at one time. At the business meeting
officers were elected for the coming year
as follows: President. Moses Purinton
OF New Haven: vice president, c.. A.
Purinton OF Lincoln secretary. Mrs. Lois
Bean Of Lincoln; treasurer, Mrs. Clara
Draper Of Lincoln: literary and musical
committee, M. !. Barton Of Vergennes.
| A vote OF thank was given Mr.. and Mrs,
Labor for their courtesy In opening their
home for the holding Of the reunion Tho
| next meeting will he held with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ~ Green Of Eas, Monkton.
| Among those from away were the Rev.
Morton Hale Of Rridgewater, Mrs. G. X.
| Butterheld Of Roston. Mr., and Mrs,
Albert Purlnton of Banner, Kansas, NJ
l.. Barton and son, Donald. Of Yer
eennes and Asa Staples of Fair Hope
Alabama.
The Rev. l. K. Usher and family have
| Usher
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FARMS FOR SALE.
40 Acres, $4,000,

good cows. . helfers, bun, calves, pair
horses, poultry, swine, wagons. har-
nesses. machinery and long list farming
tools all included to settle affairs at
once; cuts 40 tons hay from dark loan
fields, spring watered pasture for u
cows, loo eds. salahle wood. lot tim
Der. variety fruit: grand chance to
make money from the start; all details
OF this and other VT farm bargains
page 1io, "Strouts Farm buyers
Guide 80. Of" copy free, Dept. 27i2
E A. Strout 294 Wash St, Boston.
swift
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MARY L.. GItAVES'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. District OF
Chittenden.
The Honorable Probate Court for
the district Of Chitterden.
ested in the estate of Mary E. Graves,
late of Colchester. deceased.
WAercqs. a plication hath peer,
~ =" 80 mis- court In wiring by the
Of the he eSt at Of Mary airy
ceased, praying for license and au-
thorIty 10 sell the whole of the real
estat. Of said deceased. r,cpresents;
hs t 5S spn Court the that heirs w9 and
al persons Interested .in tho estate
Of said deceased, to self the whole Of
the real estate of said deceased. and
convert the same into money,
ana rbsgs q n x s9HIf tH ot all the
heirs to said estate residing In this
State. and setting forth the situation
of thc real c@tTtc.
ed and assigned the 10th day of Sept,
In said d.4trie,; to hear and decide
upon said aapplicat!on amp petition
together With TIE 'tti isms and d place q
hearing. three weeks successfully in
me buIHhS ota W eeklf FREQ Press, a
newspaper Which circulates in the
neiFhborhood of those persons inter
ested In said estate. oil which pub
LEGATIONS shall he previous to the day
assigned for hearing
therefore,. you are hereby notified
7? appear before said court. at the
tiine and place assigned, then and
there In said court to make your OBJ
jections to the granting of such H.
cenSe, II YOU see cause.
Given uDder my hand. at the Pro-
bate Court rooms. this 24th day OF
August, 1909.
MARCELLCs A. BINGHAM.
-9.W3t Judge.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE how little 1t costs TO tell
thousands Of readers in many towns
Of Vermont what you have to sell
or what you wish to buy. Adver
tise in the Free Press and you will
get replies TO your advertisement.
23,wtf
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MIDDLEBURY.

There was a heavy thunder and
lightning storm here between twelve and
one o'clock Friday noon, with high
wind at times. and rain came down in
torrents. During the storm the lightning
struck the horse barn at the Thomas e.
Weeks feed store near the freight depot.
one horse owned by Frank Stearns was
killed instantly but the other half dozen
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

4 daughter was born to MI ana Mrs'
Arthur Douglas Saturday.
George Teachout has resigned his posi-
ton at the Pavilion In Montpelier ana
returned home.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Cooley Saturday.
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RIPTON.

Mr. and Mrs. samue, Gibbs are the
parents OF baby girl.-Mr. ana Mrs'
Henry Day and daughter have return
cd from Boston where they have been
visiting for week.-The bail game pc
tween Ripton and Breadloaf Inn "aa
won by Ripton, 10 to ..
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POINTERS.

OWNERS or FARMS who wiah to hire
help or to sell farm should use
this column. Nearly G,oo0 copies or
this paper are sold every issue ana
your advertisement would be read
by many possible buyers. D'"u
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Essex Junction with his Sunday schoo
class OF boys b. camping at Lake Iro.
quos with the Patrick cottage for head
quarters.-Prof. G. A. Woman and An.
drew Dow OF Elwood. Neb., are visiting
at Daniel Patrick's.-G y. Boynton hat
returned from the G.. A. r. encampmeni
reception was rendered Mrs Frank
Post Of Saratoga Springs at the home
OF Mrs. Guy Tobey on Thursday evening
Miss Anne McEwen and nephew, Lynn
Miller, have returned to Burlington after
| two weeks stay here.-Mrs Daniel
Weller and children Of Northneid have
been spending a few days at o. A. Bald
wins.-James Cosans OF West Spring.
field, Mass, Is visiting his parents here.
The social given by the Congregn tional
society Saturday evening was well Mt.
| tended. The Charlotte Dramatic club
presented farce and there were piano
solos by william Greenleaf Walker De-
gree and Miss Nettie Smith of s,nrks.
toro-M,ss Netue Smith has returned
homo after few days visit with Miss
Claire Hull-Mrs. Seymour Pierce is very
sick.-Mrs Kate Isham and sons have
returned TO Burlington after a three
weeks stay here.-Harlan Bostwick OF
burlington has been spending a vacation
nj his old home here-The Grange pic
mic at the pond last Thursday was an en-
joyable occasion, although the weather
was not favora Bile William Greenleaf
will go TO Worcester. Mass, soon and
, enter Clark College.-Mr. and Mrs. r. c.
, Miles, r. w Elliot and Miss Ethel Bng-
ham OF Burlington were guests OF Mrs
Rebecca Raw Sunday-C. J. Russell and
!. family OF burlington spent Sunday at NJ
! f. Rem,ngton's. Mr. and Mrs W. o.
, Baldwin were In town over Sunday.
party Of young people with Andrew
Dow and Prof c. A Yeoman Of Elwood,
q Neb. went UP Camels Hump Sunday by
the Huntington trail.-'rhe Rev c. c.
y Adams, who was camping AT Lake
1roquois with his sunday school class.
was called 10 Franklin SUNDAY by the
serious ilnnss Of his daughter. Bertha.-
- Mr. and Mrs Wiseman have returned
c to Kansas Mrs Wiseman was Belle
Pease and has been visiting her sister.
q Mrs. Arson Weed Mr. and Mr.. Z. w.
II Doyle. late Of Johnsonville, y. T., arc visit
q Ing Mrs r. y. Partch, who Is Mrs.
!. Doyles sister.-Miss Anna q. Rlakely Of
a Iaconia, y. II. Is visiting A. Sykes
= | Mrs Jane Mack Of b lington with
g Marsh. Janice and Bernice BvIngicn arc
spending two weeks at Mrs. Mack 8
farm.-Mss Mary Wilson Is going to
leave the employ Of the Dr. Larner and
go to Burlington az a trained nurse
A quiet double wedding was solemnized
ut the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Patrick at 7;45 Tuesday morning when
Frank f. Conrad Of Hardwick and
v Mary t. Tart OF Montpelier and James
"a NJ Knox OF this place and Anna Palmer
Il OF North Ferrisburgh were married by
, the Rev. q W Russell Of Center Stratford.
l. y. II. Mrs. Conrad Is the niece OF MIS-
= Patrick. Among those from out Of town
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HINESBURGH.

A caravan Of gipsies passed through
town this week and knocked over four
of Mrs William Burlcy's turkeys for
supper. When she discovered her loss
she followed and found the band camp
Ing by the roadside in the town Of Monk
ton and Teasing on turkey. They said
they had no money but offered her an
old horse In settlement which she would
not accept.--The Methodist Sunday school
will have a picnic at Lake lroquois
to-day.-The Rev. c. q Adams Of
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WANTED

WANTED-Farms on shares good loca-
ton, for competent farmer. L. ;.
Stanley, Richford, VI. 3)3,6t&wf.
POSITION wanted by experienced teach'
err Address H." this office.
2.d&w1t
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LINCOLN.

The Rev. John Mcdonald Of Brooklyn
visited at q. a. Colby's part of last
week.-Mrs., Georganna Butteriiold of
Boston is visiting her sister, Mrs. q. u.
Draper +. Rhodes Of st. Anana.
who visited his cousin, l.. II. Rhodes.
last week. returned home Saturday.
Jesse Grover Of New Haven visited his
brother. /. +. Grover, Saturday.-Mrs.
Il. J Cove has returned from Rutland
and Is confined to her bed by illness
Mr.. and Mrs. s. H. Buell. We're in South
Starksboro Saturday and Sunday. Mr.
and Mrs Lester Bryant. who have been
visiting In Northncld, Berlin and Mont
pelier the past week. have returned home
Nelson Murry's dry house and con-
tents at West Lincoln We're burned
saturday night. The fire started from
spark from the heater.-Mr. and Mrs.
Riley Moulton of Warren visited Arthur
Brooks Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs Porter
Perry and daughter Of Waterbury, Conn.
have been visiting friends here the past
week-During the thunder shower Fri
dav noon, lightning struck tho dwelling
house Of Joseph Duclose In the south
west part Of the town. Ono chimney was
demolished the stove blown open and the
house set on fire In several places but by
prompt work the fires w-ro extinguished.
Mr.. and Mrs Duclose and niece We're
| In the house at the time, hut were not
| intured-Thc Rev. NJ w. Hale and fam
| fly and Miss Carrie Purlnton. Fred Smith
| and family Of Brdgewater, Mrs
| Gcorgiana Buttsrneld Of Boston, Merrill
Barton and son Of Vergennes We're IN
town last week to attend the Purinton re-
union.-Mrs. Augusta Clark went to
| Queen City Park Friday 70 visit her
mother. Mrs. 8. \. Gould.-Wallace
| Sargent sold Mt auction all his stock
| hay crops, tools and personal property
Friday ana left Monday for Wcstdeld
Mass-Mr. and Mrs. Laban Hurlhur
are at e. r. Stples for an indefinite stay
Mrs Seth ITll. who has ben very II
from carbunke on hor back, Ia some
what improved-Tho Young people arr
preparing n play towards procuring som'
kind OF fire protection Mr.. ana Mrs
Fred Roys and daughter, Florence, o
Middlebury and the Rev. orNilc Poian'
of western New York wore ut O. A
Thayer's Saturday Edith Curry o
burlington Is visiting at W VI. Hoag's-
Miss Jennie Morgan will have an eN
} hibit of Sloyd work at the M'ddlebur
fair.
The Rev. H. w, SANFORD VIII prN"0'
Mt the Browningsville school house sun
, day afternoon at 2S0-Mrs. Allie Orv'
, was called to Starksboro by the serious
= Illness OF Mrs Eliza Hallock-Mr. an'
Mrs. walter Purlnton are rejoicing owe
r n big baby grl-Ellen Sweet will cor,
! mence her school In Jerusalem mex
. Monday,-Mrs, Seth HIN Is somewha
. improved Frank Moody has hec'
very sick the past week with an attac
! OF appendicitis.
Mrs Mary Davis ana Gertrude Turn
er have returned from Spring Grov
| camp meeting-Mrs. Mable McDonal
and sons have returned to Brooklyn
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MALE HELP WANTED.

FRIGHT YOUNG MEN 10 work In q
manufacturing business. Steady work
and good pay No previous experience
necessary. Send name for application
2. @. Box No 1926. springfield
Mass 9,w2t
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HUNTINGTON.

Or. and Mrs Jacob J. Ross, who have
been under appointment by the mission
hoard Of their church for medical work
In Pekln. China, and expected TO sail In
October, have been obliged to give up this
work Indefinitely, owing 10 the III health ~
the doctors mother Mrs. Catherine Ross
DR. Ross has purchased the house and
lot owned by DR.. Seeley of Richmond
and will practice In that place.-Lyle, RE
Young son OF Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ Norton
vas badly cut on the forehead Friday
by falling on a scythe-Miss Dorothy
Thompson Of Burlington Is visiting Julia
Morrill-Miss Mary spaulding is at home
from Rutland.
Mr. and Mrs. J. y. Ellis and MT ana
Mrs. Clinton Mix of Montpelier attended
the fair in Middlebury Wedncsday'--Miss
| Alice Cubitt Is suffering from an aosc'Ss
On the cye.-Wiliam Martin Jr' Is very
Al with appendicltis,-Mr ana Mrs H. D
white and Mr.. and Mrs G. W. 'ohnso"
were nj Long Point Tuesday'-Miss
Daisy Kenyon has returned after Two
wceks absence In st. Albans'-G. IL.
| Hallock was called 20 SCUM S'arhsooro
tuesday by the serious Illness OF Ms
mother.
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MONKTON.

Mrs Kate Begor is visiting her SON.
John Begor, in Rridport.-Mrs. ]. f.
Ladd and nephew, Brainerd Comstock
are in camp at Malletts bay. f.. COL
Inns is painting aud remodelling his resi-
dence throughout
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WEsTFoRD.

Tho Ladies' socia, Circle Will give a
socia, at the home OF Mrs r. ~ Maco1h'
N.r this evening. Wood re-
,ur,ed to Connecticut Monday,-M'ss L'la
wh,nr,e was at home from Richford over
s ~mr Mr.. and Mrs, Cornelius Tyler
S.,,ghter and Mr.. and Mrs. Day arr
''.S,.,~. a, ] F.. Rice's.-The body OF
v.s "a r,rbe,, was brought from Sharon
n".s.v and buried In the cemetery nea|
:. C. Halrs.-Mr. ana Mrs @. C. Lewis
.',. have been visiting at John Allen'l
for the past week. returned to Easel
Saturday ~, ,. ~. Col,
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ONE CENT
A WORD

Advertising in this col
umn one cent n word. each
insertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
is less than twelve words,
two lines. Special terms
TO advertisers using from
25O to 1000 lines WITHIN
twelve consecutive months
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FARM HOMES

A nice little home OF 3 acres. only
| m. from this city. Good house, COM
portable barn good water. fruit. etc.
Price reasonable
A beautiful 3o-oow Dog River valley
farm. Fine set Of modern buildings,
In fine repair cost over $4,000. smooth
nice folds, good sugar works we'll
equipped. good hin pasture. good wat
er fruit and very pleasant: 100 600
timber to sell. Price less than cost
~ lulldinrs. This Is "peacharena."
REYNOLDS REAL ESTATE 90.
ISs COLLEGE STREET..
Fsr1N, STORES, Ttb,bc rlUads far sAAes
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xcentiaued On psGs ~
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STATE OF VERMONT. District OF
Chttenden.
The Honorable Probate Court for
tho histrict Of Chittonden.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-16

Advertisements for the want ad
columns viii be taken until ~ m. for
the evening edition and untIl . p. m'
for the mOrninE and sunday editions
CASH must accompany all orders for
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Rates apply 10 either The Daily or
sunday Bee.
Always count SIX words TO a Hne.
Cors binatiOBs Of initials or numbers
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Becht Pharmacy 10 S. 18th ST.
Benson Pharmacy, Benson, Neb.
Bcmis Park Pharmacy, 33d and cunning
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Cermak. Emil. 1204-6 s. 18th st.
Ehlers. p. H., 2SO2 L~eavenworth st.
Foster & Arnold, 2lS n. 18th 81.
Freytag, John j., 1914 n. oath st.
GOLDMAN Pharmacy. 10Th and Lake SITS.
Greenough, G. A. 1924 5. 10th 81. y
GrCenough, @. A.. 1854 s. 10th st.
HAYDEN, William c., 800 Farnam ST,
nanscom Park Pharmacy. liOl S. 18th ST.
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Huff, A. L., 1874 L~eavenworth st.
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pcyton. l.. b., 2itn and Leavenworth SITS.
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schaefer's cut Price Drug Co, 10th and
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schmidt, J. H., 24th and Cunning SITS.
Walnut AIN Pharmacy, 10th and Cunning.
" alton Pharmacy, 10th and Grace SITS.
Worth, O. H.. 10Th and Hamilton SITS.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-16

A CMBER of young business men inter
ested in reading law are desirious Of
organizing a class to meet in the evenings.
University tuition, local instruction. ex-
pense small. Any person interested please
aadress for fun particulars, N 1850. care
OF Bee. (a)-M2e7 81
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-16
POULTRY AND EGGS

WHITE Plymouth Rock cockerols for saIe.
Ftshel strain, from stock scoring 96. Pure
son. Il. A. Good. Ogden. La. "
O1l-ME6 Isx
lows with that finish that makes them
please. From stock scoring 9eK. Write q.
q. Good. Ogden, Ia ul--Ms55 Isx