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fraslads

Ha sido trasladado al inter-
de Ia misna casa que ocup.
el estabhcIrniento "LA ATIENni
a laOO De- ayuntaniento. r.
el mismO nesocio de venta Il
tcs geiieiosos exel9sIyaGent=
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Sc DESEA.

Un taquigrafo que tome
dictado Ell Ingles y Espahol.
Buena oportunidad.
Para lnformes dirijirse al
apartado 63l. San Juan.
In esta imprenta Sc vende
papel &c peri6dicos viejo 4
S2 quintal.
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Estilo russo es el d iseho que nos da
hoy la presente ilustracion. Esta de-
sarroQado en- una tela gruesa color
crudo con adornos de terciopelo pun
70. Va cerrado en- la parte derecha
del frente. Los pantaloncitos son a.
bombachados.
Ell modelo es adaptable para toda
clase de material.
Ell patron esta cortado en- cuatro
tamahos-2 a 5 amos. Para un niho
de cuatro amos ell flus requiere 2 5-S
de tela de SO pulgadas ancho.
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tes montsdos al aire. Es un recuerdo
de familis. Fl que 10 entregue en- la
redaeci51 de La DEMOCRACIA,
er5 esplendiiamente gratifieado.
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Menos calonos; Duran Mas
MenOs c4lGues;; Duran Mas.
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Caguas to u s!sa." sa:';;s' e s.. s rs;:: s::
guelles y Co.. Fabrica
de tabacos. La marca mas solici.
tada en- los EE. UU., y Ia isla.
Gale de Ruiz Belvis, esquina de
Tapia, ndmero "a. Caguas, Puer.
to Rico. No. 4.
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Hirvionfo Sc neceslta una uuen
OuvlGllld cocinera, de buenos
modales, salud y genio,
que este dispuesta a servir q una
familia puertorriqueha que reside
en- Nueva York. Sc necesitan re-
ferencias. ,Drijirse por correo &
p. o. Box, numero 7S5; 6 PERSONAL.
mente & La Correspondents y;
Fortaleza ga San Juan, Pto. Rico.
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recurso que los propios'.
Aqui tienen Vds. ell amor de la pa
tria exigiendo el sacrihcio de la TO-
luntad. De auien voluntad no tiene
Sc dice q. es abulico y nuestro pueblo
puede q. en- ocasiones con iusticia, ha
sido acusado de dbdlico. Estos mis-.
mos doctores nos han solido hablal
del selt-help, del ayudate d tt mismo
iY ahora salimos con que despues
de sacrifcar tantas cosas, tienen
nuestros hermanos que sacrl6car la
voluntad! lBonito consejo para di-
cho despues de llegar deWashington!
Pueblo que no tienen voluntad spa-
ra que srve?
Pero no es ESQ solo. Tambien pre-
tenden estos paisanos el sacrlfcio
del querer, sin duda porque Sc olvi-
dan de aquella romanza del Juro-
m'ento, que dice:
Los impulses del querr,
No Sc pueden doneinar ...!
Pero ESQ, diran ellos, sucede en- el
Jramento. Nosotros distinguimo mos
perfectamente 10 que es querer Y 10
q. es la roluntod: de modo q. no hay
redundancia en- que al aconsejar que
se sacrifique la voluntad, por 81 aca-
so queda algdn resto. aconseiemos
que Sc sacriflque tambiin 81 querr
Convirtlendo d nuestro pueblo en-
seres sin voluntad Y sin querer, soil
citan tam bien los doctores Que sacri
fique q pensor. FL consejillo tient
bemoles. iSin voluntad Y sin penss
miento ique bonito va a quedar nu.
estro pueblo, verdad? Que a prop6
nto para que 10 hagan ciudodano de
los Estados Un,d0s. Y iqut aparen-
te para derrotar en- las pr61imas ele-
riones d Guzman Y a los unionistas,
hacienda pasteles V ofreciendo minO-
rias en- elayuntamiento de San Juan.
Doctor. no embrome, [ Ustedes a.
taban de llegar de un pals civilizado
Tstedes no deben traer cuentas de
vidrio V prendas talsas, para tratar
de sorprender asus paisanos, pronun
ciandoles sermones, ininteligibles
demasiado intellglbles. dichos muy
serenamente con la boca LENA de
piedrentas.
Porque la cosa es mas Serla de l.
que & primera vista parece. Snlicitan
tambien los doctores que nuestrc
pueblo sacrifique d sentir. No dice
81 el sentir que pretende suprimil
Is la sensaei6n 6 la sensibilidad: De.
70 como no Sc ha probado todavfs
que, porore los puertorriqueho:
obedezcan como todoS los seres a to
da clase de sensaciones. haya de per.
turbarse el serenisimo Y sapientisi
mo goberno que pasana muy ma
. fato ii sc enterara de Las estupenda.
ionterias que, aludi6ndole, escnben
rus aflcionados de Ia isls. debemoe
entender que 81 seIst'r que Sc preten-
de sea sacrficado por los puertorri-
quehos, es la sensiblidad. Esto es:
kqueman San Lorenzo por un cos
lado, y piden que le vuelvsn del otro
Asf pues .oh natives, Preparaos 4
Ia agsdsbls situaci6n que Sc os a.
fonseja. Debeis sacnficr Ia plun-
hd, 81 quersT. a psrsgT, Il seHi'T etc,
1en sus relaCiones cOn el pen>amien-
to pGblico para no dafar las resul
lancias del iuicio ! que venimOs 20
metidos sin Otro recursO que los pro
PICS. In virt1d de 10 cual. sOmeti-
scs { juiciO, claroes que 10 proceden-
e es Il NO tenemos mas TecuTso que
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[ moio, nm J. LAGO Y CO
Ii luCiUl IUl Arecibo. Casa fun
dada en- 1899, de-
posito de licores de todas classes
especialdad en- ron LAGO v rop
EXTRA-LAGO. Arises, Vinos d.
California y espaholes. Sc sirvet
pedidos a toda la isla. Telefonc
46. P. o. Box 1913.
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Bartmefso en pulgadas,
reaueido, ,aa nivel del mas. :. 3o.oS 3o.O5
1sufssatiraeGFiente, Fair ~ ~
Humedsd relativs percentage 68 81
Precpitscidn, en- pulgadas.
a n horas teFminando
s ~ 9 p m. O.05
Dkecsi6n dsi vfento. ....... Sc E
velocidad del viento,
millas pr bora. 3 IL
IempeFatursm&xima. ..... S5;-
Temperature mfnims- H.
ealda del sol. O. m
Puesta del sol, .6.57 p. m
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I,x.,;.,. LUIS A. GONZALEZ.
lupEllIEI Hace toda clase de
trabajos de su profe.
sion. Su casa. Parada Az Gale del
Parque a San Mateo. Santurce,
Puerto Rico.
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Hntono.;I Sc vende un auto
HulUiIIUVIl. m6vil pequeho de
dos asientos. Para
lnformes dirijirse : J. G. Pho
tel Victoria. San Juan, Puerto
Rico.
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I'll uoo,oo mas ameno para
Fl nCCIGU las famiias puede OBJ
'tenerse por POGO di-
nero comprando un hermoso fon5.
grafo Edison. Son los mejores.-C.
Frederiksen, Plaza Colon Tetuan,
AZ, Frente al Teatro San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
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entered the Post O6ce Fan Juan P. R
% second class matter July 1900.
La Correspondence de Pts. Rico
PRECIo DE SUBSCRIPTION
EN- TODA LA ISLA

PuI medic De los Agentes un ndm : 0-02
Directa On trimestre orc 80. 1926,
On nsemestre ..... $3.50
On siio por adelantado$8- 90
En- d exterior. Un afio ORC. -. $500
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oBSERvACIONEs
DEL TEMPO .
San Juan, P. r., JUNO 3de 1910

r. WafHrR BURIAG
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n o4o,;no,;o E. P. Fernandez
! tlGIlUdIIU, Veterinario de la
-. Escuela especial d.
Madrid. Ofrece sus servicios pro,
tesionales, dentro y fuera de la ciu,
dad. Ietuan 20. Telefono 4s4,
San Juan.
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n.u. Farmacia Polanco. Fun.
LdpudS dada hace sesenia amos.
Pulcritud y esmero ell
el despacho de formulas. Paten.
tizados de toda clase. Situada eu
ell Paraue central. 3
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Mayaguez !; z''i! a;?s:s Ss:''t; Us. q: y:

ferrocarril. Bafsos d todas bora,
Habitaciones ventila das. Se:viciS
q la carta. Alumbrado electrico ,
tlmbres en- todas habitaciones To;
lefono No IS. Habitaciones para
agentes viajeros, propias para exhi
bic ZONES de muesGras. Telefon
No. SO. No.
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Caguas S::5s:sss: s:ss:!:s's Z. d. ',;5i::' s'si:;
por sus magni:icas 90
midas. Casa espaciosa y ceasr!pa.
Favorecidas por viajeros. Parrus
central, esquina a calle do Betan
ces. ,
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A4ono;on Sc alqmla una her
HltlIGlUlli mosa casa con insta-
laciones de banos e
inodoros y luz electrica, propia pa
ra una sola familia, situada en- la
calle "Margarida," )" pr6xima al Par.
que. Parada A. 1nformara al
lado, Mr.. Arturo Mayo. -
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nn;do,;. c. Boschetti. Mari
L1pl0dNO. molista: Premiade-

en- varios concurso.
con medalla de orc. I.apidas Ell
marmol. Irabajos sin competea.
cia en- precios y construction. LOT
trabajos no Sc cobran sino al en-
tregarse 4 satisfaction del ;ntere
sado. Ofrece sus servi,ios ev
Bayamon, calle de Puerto Ri.
co, numero 9. Sc envfan crooux
q peticion.
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En- MIL PESOS q pla-
n zos, Sc vende una en- San
u4S1S turce. Parada 42t.-cerca
del hospital de cirugia.
"A Tiene sala, cuatro dormi-
I torios y demas comodi-
N370 dades para familias. El
solar es propio y mide
800 metros cuadrados.
lnformes, D. R. Apaltado SO. San
turce.
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DOCTOR, mo ME EMBR0ME!

Asf como el reverendo que dirije
"The Outlook" despues de conslde-
rarnos muy bien tratados por La ley
Foraker, Sc dedic6 pronunciar ser
mones para probar que quien des-
truye al hombre destruye Ia casa
de Dios, alguno de los doctores de
'E Tempo ha tenido la ocurrencia,
despues de la jornada de Washing
ton, de pronunciarnos aver un caba
lfstico sermon, en- que dice y no dice,
y en- que prueba que de mejor CANA
callaria, que ceder a la fuerza que le
obliga a hablar.
No juegue, doctor! Bastantes sa-
cri6cios Sc han hecho para que Vdes.
pidan mas. Desnudos de atavlos es-
tamos, y no podemos entender q. to-
davia pretendan nuestros compat1o
tas que nos desnudemos del peliejo.
Doctor, no embrome. He aquf 10
que pretende eel Tempo:
"Nunca como ahora exige
ell sentimiento profundo del
amor a la patria mayor sacri-
fcio de la voluntad, del que
rer, del pensar, y del sentir,
en- su relaciones con la EXPIRE
sion del pensamiento pubico,
para no dahar, por las circuns
tancias antes dichas delugar
y tempo a las resultancias
deljuicio a que venimos nece-
sacramento sometidos sin otro
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H. I'LL. HOTEL BoRIN
hpu1uIHd Q U EN-. Frents {

R PIHza pGuc!pal, Is
quina 8 Ia calle do II Victoria. Muy
cerca del ferrocaril. Habstaciona
propias para agentss vaajeros y pars
erh,bicion de muestras. Sc Ian ins
troducido notables mejoras. Sc sir
ven comidas 4 todas horas. Ser
vicio de cantina. Tiene telefonc !
baaos dc ducha. No 10 olvide;s
Hotel Borinquen, Aguadilla cas'
del Sr. Uldarico Anell.
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n.,., Sombreria de Tuio Mar
udU UdS tinez Casanova. Acre
ditadisima en- Ia ciudad.
Camisas, cuellos, corbatas. articu-
los de caballeros. Especialej som-
breros del pals. Calle de .Gautlor
Benitez.
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Habitaciones para oficinas 8 pa
ra dormitorios en- el
n. edifcio de Montilla.
1[1 Tetuan 70. Hay va
?. rias para alquiler. Es-
oficinas. P:ss;iss.:.. gssi;isi: '$S:5s: S;s;s:.
la Agencia de Panzar-
dl. Tetuan 70, San Juan.
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UllUCuIdlG, jor alimento para nj.
nos y personals debi-
tes. En- 1854 en- las meriendas ds
Versalles-ya Sc consumfa el cilo-
colate como aimento principal.
Todos los que usan nuestro choco-
late gozan de buena salud. EN-.
pleamos azucar de Ia. clase y ca
Gao superior. M. Sobrino y Ca.
San Juan, Tetuan A. Telefouo
12S. P. 0. Box 1863.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-02
Boy to Get Part
of Conner Money
Settlement is Reached by Which Son
of Franklin Lamb Gets Sixty
Thousand Dollars.

Adjustment Of the differences Of Mrs
Franklin Lamb and other heirs Of the
estate Of the late Joseph A. Conner over
the division OF the property of the estate
among them has been effected. The 10000
claim of Mrs. Lambs husband Franklin
Lamb, against the estate for the benefit
OF their son, which was filed ia the pro-
bate division of county court q few weeks
ago, will be withdrawn, according 20 Sulli-
van & RAFT counsel for the Lambs and
other heirs Since Bishop Scannell. for the
Roman Catholic church, already has set
tied with the estate, there are no further
obstacles TO the completion Of the pro-
bate, according TO the lawyers. The S6OOl
claim was made on the ground that Mr con.
nor promised that upon his death the boy
should have this sum as a reward for liv-
ing with him.
BY the adjustment young Lamb will re-
ceive the sum alleged TO have been prom
ised
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-02
College Youths
Get Severe Shock
Upset an Old Box, Which Turns Out
to Contain a Wandering
Willie"

II happened out in the fashionable West
Farnam district-not more than an hour s
run by swift automobile from Thlrty-sixth
and jackson streets
The girls OF the household had been to
a poverty party at a certain well known
frat house, wherein dwells an aggregation
Of astute young NEEDLES. Several other
girls Of the neighborhood accompanied the
party TO the frat house, and there was a
general jollificauon in celebration OF Hal
lOwe'en night. A delegation OF the NEEDLES
escorted the girls on their homeward way
and as they passed along Thlrty-sixth
street near the intersection OF Dewey ave-
nue. they spied a huge piano box in the
rear OF a palace-like residence
Il dare you boys 20 cart that box out
into the street and turn II over said one
Of the girls In a bantering tone
IN do anything once" replied a daring
young Junior.
And so will l." chimed In another
50 the girls and the boys went together
TO that piano boX--lt was Halloween night
you know. and Hallowe'e en- knows no con
ventionality-and the mighty athletes from
Creighton medical tumbled the box in true
foot ball style out into the street turning
It over several times. At last, just a.
they had completed their prank and were
ready 20 leave, a grimy hobo crawled GU
and roughly inquired:
what's the sense in walin a gent uI
this time o'night?"
Those girls would be running yet, had no
| the brave NEEDLES caught them.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-02
NOTE TO MATURE AT DEATH
woman Contests Validity, Alleging
IL Was Given with NO Con-
siderntiOn,

Validity Of a 5000 note, alleged to have
been given by the late George NJ. Bayer
to his brother. Joseph Bayer 10 years ago
was brought into question by Mrs George
Dooley of Washington, ID. c., who claims
to be the illegitimate daughter of the de-
ceased at a partial hearing before Judge
Leslie in the probate division OF county
court Tuesday. IL the note Is held valid
practically the entire property of the es-
tate viii be required TO pay 1t and nothing
viii be left for the woman who claims TO
be George Bayer's daughter.
Bayer, who for many years prior TO his
death lived at the Northwestern hotel,
Omaha, accumulated a small fortune by
loanlng money and buying and selling real
estate. After his death In the state last
May, his brother, Joseph Bayer, secured
appointment as administrator Of the es-
tate. He now Is asking that he he al
lowed $9,OOO on a note which purports to
have been given him by his dead brother
This note appears to be made payable upon
the death Of the donor.
Mrs. Dooley, who appeared in court by
her attorney, J. A. NICK enzie, declared that
the note was given for no valuable consid
GRAFTON and therefore is invalid, and as
serted that she, as the daughter of tht
deceased, should share his property will
his brother. Mrs. Dooley is 80 years old
| Judge Leslie continued the case In orde
that further testimony may be secured.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-02
SEARCH MADE FOR CORPSE
Negro Reports Finding Body, Then
DisappeRFs-POIice Think lie
Was Bandit.

Tho quiet Of the police station was rudely
shaken this morning at O'Clock when a
telephone call came IN 10 the effect that
there had been a man found dead probably
murdered, In vacant lot between Twenty
fourth and Twenty-ffth on Burdette
street Detective Mitchell ana officer Hag-
erman were hurried to the spot in the
emergency automobile a thorough search
OF the surrounding neighborhood was made,
but revealed nothing out of the ordinary.
The search was made In the company OF
c. J. OConnor. proprietor Of restaurant
at Twenty-fourth and Lake streets, who
had sent the call into the station upon the
urgent request OF a negro O'COnnor had
locked up and was scrubbing out when he
heard someone pounding on the door. He
opened II, at the same time covering the
person with a gun. as he was afraid OF g
/ possible holdup The man. who was vel
dressed young negro, asked II he knew
| where there was an officer, as he had
/ found a dead man, whom he said had beer
killed. O'Connor called up the station and
/ the negro ran out, after giving the name o.
/ Jones. The police think that IL was pos
s,bIe attempt az a holdup.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-02
MORE GRAIN FOR FEEDERS
All Indications Point to Increased
Feeding by Farmers.
NEBRASKA IS WELL SUPPLIED
Government Report shows that the
Food supply Animals of the
United states Are DecreRs-
ing Year by Year,

More cattle. sheep and hogs must be fed
corn this year i'm Nebraska and neighbor-
ing states than ever before on account OF
the corn surplus. Because the available
supply Of hogs and cattle the country over
for corn feeding purposes is not as large
this year as last or in 1905 a great deal Of
corn must be fed to sdeep.
This is already IN practice Thousands Of
the world record number Of sheep recently
sent into South Omaha are being reshippCd
to Nebraska and Iowa points where they
will be fed with corn
Cattle. too. are coming in for feeding pur-
poses from longer distances and range
stock is being bought by middle west stock.
men for this use,
Feeding is 10 be carried out by Ne.
braska stock raisers IN greater amount
than ever before" said a. H. Bewsher OF
the Bewsher Grain company. All our re,
ports are to this effect. This means q
greater number Of cattle and ho,,s for the
South Omaha packing houses to kin next
year"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-02
HELP FOR THE BOY AND GIRL
Money Has neen sent, as Wen as Of
fers to Keep Them for
short Time.

Offers OF help for the Smith children
have been made TO the officials OF the
child Saving institute since publication OF
the fact that the children have now been
deserted hy both parents.
The problem Immediately involved Is the
expense Of keeping the little boy and girl
who were taken into the institute on the
promise Of the father. mechanic. 20 con-
tribute a regular weekly sum. After a
week or two he disappeared.
one woman has anonymously sent So
and a large number have volunteered 10
take the children for a week This last IS
not looked upon with favor by the authorI-
lies Of the institute for they say II is not
particularly good FOR small children 70
migrate from one place TO another as
often as once a week.
A few more contributions Of money snd
the children can be kept in the institute
the six months requisite 10 set legal con
tral OF them After thar IL win he easy 10
get some one 10 adopt them permanently
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-02
CITY HALL ELEVATORS
OUT OF COMMISSION
city Employees Enjoy the Prospect of
Walking for the Next
Three Weeks.

A pail OF deep and lasting gloom hangs
over the city hall. StenoEraphers 20 about
the halls mourning and wsiling and clerks
weep over their days work, for there is no
pleasure in them. The elevator cable is
broken and the elevator car broken in the
shaft.
One car at a time they have succumbed
to the attacks OF the repalrers. The throngs
that used TO ride on two elevators had at
first to accommodate themselves to using
only one car but at noon Tuesday the
order was given that for three weeks or
more there will be no service at all.
The most populous floor Of the building
is the fourth and there are a great many
people who will have to climb the four
long flights several times a day. New
pumps are being installed in the elevator
shafts
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-02
Nebraska well OFF.

According to the Bartlett-Frazier report
the country at large is not so fortunately
situated as Nebraska with respect to the
number Of cattle and hogs available for
corn feeding purposes. on this theme the
report says
The production of meat furnishes the
principal outlet for the corn crop. The
supply OF animals representing flesh food
has decreased during the last three years
as is shown BY the following statement
showing such animals on farms on January
l. as estimated by the United states De
partment of Agriculture:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-02
WOMAN DECLINES ALIMoNY
After Receiving Divorce from Hus-
band Mrs. victor Miller VALVES
Chance for Money.

Declaring her ability to earn her own
living and saying that she did not wish
to burden her husband, Mrs. Victor w.
Miller waived her claim for alimony when
she secured a divorce before Judge Day
in the equity division Of district court
Tuesday. After having made a showing
that Miller earns about 800 a month, Mrs
Millers attorney asked for title to the
household goods, which Mrs Miller said
she bought with her own earnings, and
reasonable alimony. The woman inter-
rupted and told the judge that she was
making a fair living by keeping roomers
and did not care for allmOny.
John Eldrldge was granted a decree Of
divorce from Celia Eldridge.
Iva Warren started an action for divorce
against Grant e. Warren
Persistent Advertising Is the ltoad to Big
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-02

Cattle and hogs are the principal users
OF corn, and both show substantial decline
in total number. The number to be fed
must bear an established relation to the
total number Conditions were favorable
for saving the pig crop last spring, and
the number now on feed and the number
to be marketed during the coming year Is
undoubtedly substantially greater than a
year ago, but, on the other hand II Is
equally evident that In hogs, as In cattle,
supply available for feeding is not equal 20
the similar supply in recent past years"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-02

The best plaster. = piece OF flannel
dampened with Chamberlans Liniment
and pound over the affected parts is SUI
psrior to a PLATTER and costs only one-tenth
AS much 20. safe by ell druggists
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-02

invited to attend our meeting at Fort
Worth
H A. JASTRO. President
ct. w. TOMLINSON Secretary"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-02
Grain Movements.

Receipts Of grain by the Omaha Grain
exchange In October were considerably
ahead of September, although not quite
up to October a year ago. far better
month is now certainly at hand. The fig
ures for the last two months are as fol-
lows:
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al RurnIng shame

Is not 20 have Bucklen's Arnica salve 10
cure burns. sores. piles. cuts. wounds and
ulcers &c For sale by Beaton DRUG Co.
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tressing ills e

tessing ills peculiar to their should not lose sight OF
these facts doubt the ability of Lydia E. Pnkhams Veg
etable Compound to restore their health.
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Persistent Advertising is the road to Bis
Returns.
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The Bee is the only paper sd-
wittcd to thousands OF homes.
Women are the buyers, which ac-
counts. in part, for tho remarN-
able returns to our Advertisers.