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HE'LL w NNlEl.--Alale
i;hli.MAr maii clerks w:.u,"n So
Ing Write immediately Franklin In
e,'''''"- Examiner 4. T.. Rochester. y. !.
WANTED. man experienced ~ breed
i'iI ttld raising > 4. White Leg
horne. stat. experience. give refer
"nr"S aud salary cApcctcd Address q
-. c'ne I'mcs- Dispatch
TWO large hoys 10 work in paper box
factory. Apply 30. v"m:,bic street.
WANTED. g man familiar with inter
'+tS ~ the shoe retail trad" - pro-
cure subscriptions ipr ia" leading shoe
trade publications This man t. have, y
u"SS tor ncws aud bc able u writ" II.
n"inE subscription or r"porturlal work
AddrcsS Circulation Manager Boot ana
shoe Recorder. 10 South street Boa-
ton. Mass
cAlnENTEES ,, WAITED S,s2@y work
torsburg, Va.
years Of axe. st..o per '% Mceb I'"o MINI
". Fitzgerald. Kaehl"r Motor 90.
SALESMAN. with experience, iu either
merchant tailoring ~ ready to- wear
care Times. Dispatch
WASTED, I. ushcrs 81, Hijou. Hopor,
At !" o'clock I" Superintendent
WANTED. q Southern ma=aziu. wants
an experienced adycrttsin. rtt ono
capable Of taking charge OF tA. state
81 virginia Giv" experience and ref
crcnccs IN first iottcr. Address south
land Publishing 90. Ipl@ rhird Aye-
nue.. Huntington. w Va
WANTED. 4 Young man 10 assist, In
bookkeeping aud 4" collecting. state
salary and give references j ~. care
Times Dispatch
SALESMAN 10 call on physicians. ~
iahlished trade. Expenses and COM
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W NTS.D-tIorscs

WANTED. = p.u- 81 ,ouu. narrs IN
foal for farm work, Address j 80
care Tines lp,-p.tich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-05

TUE SAYINGS RANK OF RICHMOND.
Federal Reserve System
Postal savings Bank depository
TIL; annual meeting OF ;hc Stockho,d-
"rS Of TINS bank Will he held at tho
banking house on THURSDAY. jan
uarN IL, 1916. 1T O'Clock l.. NJ
JAMES NJ. RAIL.
i Cashier.
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VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
Richmond Va

Richmond, VA. January l. 1916.
The annual mcctir: Of the stpckhoid-
be hcld n the oilirc or mo ' rnni.,a nv
! 100 East Main street, Richmond Va
~ I: u'clock NJ. on Tuesday. January
Is. 1916. l.. II. ASI.ETT.
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GOLD MD SII.II::..,

" "a - buy Tor cash old gold and
silver. I'iuc watch ana Icwciry r.
nairinE Speciality. T.. G. Meyer ! w
CIV 20 - West troaa street
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iEECIIANTS' NATIONAL. EANK.

MERCHANTS NATIONAL. EANK.
Richmond. VA Dee IS 1915
Tho annual mcctin. OF tho stock
holders Of this bank FOR tho election OF
directors for the "nSuiu. year and the
transaction OF such ether business that
may Property come before it, viii he
held Tuesday, january II. 1915. at their
banking office. ~ II o'clock a. NJ
THOMAS u. McApANS
\ iCc- President and Cashier
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NATIONAL. STATE AN. CITY BAN *
Richmond Va. Dec. II. 1915
TIE annual meeting OF the StockhuId-
crs OF this bank viii lie held in its
banking house TUESDAY. january H.
lalt. 1T II O'Clock NJ. FOR tho election
oi directors and the transaction OF any
other business hat may properly come
before the meeting
JULIEN II. hill
n
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nv" S'aih 2I'n i1r'". 80"
'''l'- :" 1cr"S bottom For prices.
~ nwu"'. i. -. Adtiu-tou. i;"ut., :.
lat loti"S lie. Ma.
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RAILWAY rmail .lcr<. w::utcH s,s
month. lsi"hElond examinations COM
'nS Write Immediately. Franklin In
s,'t"t". t.Nan :i"r a, L.. Rochester. y. l.
ANTl:b. man experienced IL breed
ihS ttld raising ;. T. White Leg
ioiir stat" experience. give refer
"m''S hi',l salary expected Address q
- caic Timcs- Dispatci
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Mrtnuli0 dinlps.bispatrh
SINrY-rIFTu YEAR
ADMITTEDLY
TILE BEST MEiiLM ~
TIE SOUTH iUE CLASS.
lFiED EItTiSlNG

TELEPHONE SOUH WANTS no
THE TIMES. nISrATCu
RANDOLPH IA NDOi.rI
WANT Al. RATES.
iNIt1. or. cent word when p.tu ~ AL
vance. No al. taken Tor icss than 10 cents.
SUNDAY. one aud one half cent, woru Tor
~. 'iIssfed AIS. except situation waited
II ne cent % Mo.d NJ al. taken f"f less
:han IL cent?.
NJ ADS. ts1cn for less than - vcnis nhen
charge! or phone'I IN. pnoneJ orders not
su"rantee". classification uut guaranteed
after y T.. NJ.
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monogram NJ. MrD. acwprd il re-.
turned 70 First Raptir, church. OF
nhOnc Madison tnEN- Y
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fEAi A,rArE ron EXCHANGE.

WISH 10 exchange for .ood city prop
crty my ;oo-aCrc farm. 80 acre.
clear. 200 bottom land: GOOD buildiu-S .
- miles FROM Eichmoud, free from IN
cumbrauCc What have yuu To uncrs
! -, c;trc Times bispatch.
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MANCllt:STN:E NA1.oNAL l.ANK.

MANCl if.SrEE NATIONAL. HANK,
Richmond. Va. Dec. -. 1918
THE annrai meeting Of the stock
holders 1T this bank viii be hcld at
its banking house TUESDAY,. JANG-
AIRY II. 1916, at - o'clock " for the
election of directors and the iransac-
I inu OF ANY other business which may
cnine before the meeting.
-. &. BALLARD
Cashier,
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST. lady'S watch January on Main
Sircet car, between seventh and
Niuc streets. Finder call Randolph
~ " Reward
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;GONiA WITH BOARD.

ioo.lS ana board. transient Or pcrm:,-
itcat. Sicnin heat: special rates for
tau. b"ardcrN. l0l East Franklin.
ROOMS. with board. 1T i south Third
Phone 1889 w
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FOR RE.NT--l''lats.

NEW West Eud Nat, rooms hot
water h.at. Itand"inh 5000.
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W.tSiED-I''arii,S.

FARMS--c"ns II rs If you wan, - huy
or sril Pollard X i:a-hy. EicGmnua
N:.
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THE. annual meeting OF the stockhold-
crs OF the Mct;rnw Marlborough CO.
Inc, VIII be hcid at the COMPANIES Of
fee. No. i22 south Eighth street
TUESDAY. January Is, l3iG. 1870 i. NJ
w r. YARBsOCiI
secretary and Treasurer
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TWO large hoys 10 work in paper box
lactOry. Npply 2JNg Nnm:hlc .Sirnnt.
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luR Isk.N.-EcaI Estate.

sia a month viii rent 3-Story brick
building III car of Ill. East Main
Thalhirucr & 60, Room 200. First Ma.
tionat Pnnl Building
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-12
KENNEDY ADDRESSES
BEATRICE BUSINESS MEN

BEATRICE Neb, Jan. lt-tSpccial
Telegram John L. Kennedy Of Omaha
addressed the Commercial club luncheon
here today on the subject, The Common
Interests Of the Farmer and the CONNER
cial clubs.
Mr.. Kennedy said that II the CONNER
cial clubs OF the state would reach out
and take the farmer into their confidence
and into their work they would soon
double their capacity.
Get the farmers into these organiza-
tions. not for what you can give them,
but what knowledge you can get from
them, as my experience has been that
the best thinking is done by the man
when he Is following a plow." In touch
ing on national issues Mr., Kennedy stated
that he favored merchant marine. but
was against enlarging the army. lie
said he wished to go on record as favor
ing the establishment Of permanent
tariff commission.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-12
Doctor Says Nu1ated Iron Will
Increase Strength of Delicate
People 2OO% in Ten Days

one tells you. n you are pot strong and we'll YOU
owe &c 20 yourself to make tho following test. seel
how long YOU can work or how FAR you eau vahl
without becoming tired Next take two fve-sraiul
tablets Of ordinary nurated iron three times peri
day after meals for two weeks. Then test your,
sirength again and for yourself how much you
have gained. ! have seen dozens Of nervous run
down people who we're aliing all the time double
and even triple their strength and endurance and
entirely get rid of their symptoms Of dyspepsia.
liver and other troubles In from ten 70 fourteen
days time simply by taking iron In the proper
form. and this sber they had In some cases been
doctorlug for months without obtaining any bene-
IT, You can talk a. YOU please about all the
wonders wrought by new remedies, but when v1u
down 20 hard facts there is nothing like
good old iron to Put color IN YOUR cheeks aud
soud sound healthy flesh on your bones II -,
also great nerve and stomach strenEthener and
tho best blood builder IN tho world, Tho only
trouble that the old forms of inorganic iron
like tncture Of iron. iron acetate. etc, often
were not sssmiiated aud for these reasons they
frequently did more harm than good But with
the discovery ~ the newer forms Of organic iron
all this has been overcome. NuNated Iron for
example. Is pleasant to take. does not iniure the
teeth aud is almost Immediately beneficial.
NOTEAThe manufacturers ot NuXated Iron have
such unhouuded confidence IN It's potency that
thcy authOrlEo the announcement that they will
forfeit flooO 90 TO any Charitable Institution II they
cannot take any man women under SIXTY WIN
lacks iron and Increase their strength 2oN per cent
or over IN four weeC' time provided they have
no serious orgauic trouble Also they will refund
your money In any case IN which NuNated Iron
does not at least double your strength In ten
days time u Is dispensed IN this city BY Sher-
man & Mcconnell Drug stores and all other drug
gists Advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-12
Nebraska
Notes from Beatrice
and Gage County

BEATRICE. Neb.. Jan. lL-,SUcvtaln DE-
\ stranger giving his name as John r.
McClane and claiming Cleveland, o., a.
his home was arrested Monday aftct-
noon and lodged in Jail after he had
passed a worthless check for $3.50 at G..
r. Montgomery grocery store At the
police station stubs found In Mechanics
check book showed that he had drawn
about eight checks on the Nebraska
state bank Of this city ranging in
amounts from $3.50 to $40 Nothrs but
the stubs were left. They were all drawn
on the Nebraska state bank mace pay
able to John h. McClane and signed 10y
him. lie Is about Is years OF age aul
quite large
Seaborne Moore. a ciyu war veteran
living three miles southwest Of the city,
died Sunday evening after brief illness
of pnuemonia lie IS survived by his
widow and two sons, Harry Of Fott
$. u. No arrangements for the funeral
will be made until their arrival.
Mrs. J. G. Emery was called to Topeka,
kan. Monday 10y a telegram announc-
ing the death of her sister. Mrs. Kittio
Winter, who formerly resided at Wy
more. she Is survived 10y her husband
two daughters and four sons
The annual meeting Of the Gage County
Crop Improvement association will be
held In the Commercial club rooms I'm
this city on Saturday January -
T. T.. Lenhart, who has served one
term as district clerk has again filcd
as a candidate for reelection on the
republican ticket.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-12
Nebraska
BeCkmann Feels
He Is Sustained
CFrom a staff correspondents }

'trom starr Correspondent
LINCOLN, Jan. l.-(Special) LAND
Commissioner Fred Bcckman is feeling
pretty good this morning, having re-
ceived letter from Anton Kaspersen Of
st. Paul. who owns land adjoining the
tracts which have been the occasion Of
much discussion and on which the State
board has recently ordtrcd repraise-
ment against the wishes of the land
commissioner,
Commissioner Beckmann opposed plaC-
ing the reappraisement i'm the hands OF
the county commissioners because the
commissioners had signed a petition to
the board asking that the appraisement
be lowered. To show that Mr. Beck
man was about right on his contention
that the land was not appraised too
high, the letter received this morning
substantiates, and Is as follows
| understand the party who rents the
Howard county is paying for the use
OF said land the amount of $500 only.
also see by the last issue Of our CounS
paper that a number OF Howard county
people have been down to see YOU i'm
regard TO getting the rental reduced.
which. | understand you have partly
agreed TO, and that a new appraisement
viii he made.
! have land joining above described
school land and would be perfectly will
ing to pay So a year for such rental
Furthermore there is land on the east
Of this land that cannot be bought for
less than 500 an acre.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-12

In many instanoes-PersonE have suf-
fsred untold agony for years dootorinS
for nervous weakness, stomach, liver or
kidney disease or some other aiiment
when their real trouble was lack OF iron
in the blood.-How 20 tell
Nev YORK, y. Yin recent discourse Dr. q.
Saucr. Specialist or this city said. = YOU we're
90 make en- actual blood tcst On all ucople who
are 400 you would probably be greatly astonlshcd
Of the cNceedinsly larrc number who lack iron
aud who arc 40 Tor no other reason than the Ia d
oi iron. The moment iron is supplied tu their
multitude ot dangerous symptoms disappear. with
out iron the blood al once loses tho power to
change food into LIVING tissue and therefore notn-
ing YOU eat does YOU any sood you don't get the
strength cut ot &c. Your food merely pa sos
through YOUR system like corn through
a mill with the rcll,cs 50 wide apart that
tho mill can't grind. AZ result Of this contiuu-
Gus blood and nerve starvation, people become
generally weakened, nervous and all run down
and frequently develop all sorts Of conditions one
is too thin. anothcr Is burdened with unhealthy
tat. some are 30 weak they hardly walk
some think they have dyspepsia. Kidney liver
trouble some can't sleep At nlsht. others ere
sleepy and tired all day some tuSsy and irritable
some skinny aud bloodlcss, but all lack physical
rower and endurance In such eases. it ls worse
than ioolishness TO take stimulating medicines or
narcotic drugs, witch only whip IN YOUR taEsmg
pcnse Of your lie later on. Ne matter what any
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-12
NEBRASKA JEWELLERS TO
MEET AT GRAND ISLAND

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Jan. u.-(Spe-
cial)-The executive committee Of the
Nebraska state jewelers. association
met in this city Yesterday afternoon
with Secretary Connors of the CONNER
cial club and arranged for the next an
nual convention OF that organization to
be held in this city February % and a.
j. II. Rife, president of the association
of Hastings; II. L. schumacher of St
Paul, secretary and treasurer; o. 9.
Zimm of Hastings +. ). Newcomer of
Columbus and William Neitfiedt and
Robert Meyer of this city were preserS
The Commercial club will provide one of
the entertainment features by way of a
banquet
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-12
MRS. MARTIN PATTERSON
OF GENOA KILLED BY FALL

ST EDWARD. Nen. Jan. ll-tSpe-
cial)-Nlrs. Martin Patterson Of Genoa
died at the home Of her daughter. Mrs
William fonda here Sunday evening, as
the result of an accident.
Mrs. Patterson arrived saturday to
visit her daughter and family. About .
o5clock saturday evening she accidentally
stepped into the elevator way on the
first floor of the Fonda residence, falling
to the basement on the cement floor. She
never regained consciousness and died
about o'clock Sunday evening.
Mrs Patterson and her husband were
pioneer settlers of Boone county She was
about 80 years OF age. Funeral services
were held this afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-12
NEBRASKA LOOKS GOOD
TO THIS CANADIAN

PLATTSMOUTH, Neb, Jan. 1l-(Spe-
cial.J-John n. Schwartz. who went to
Manitoba Canada, few years since, re-
= Irned short time since and will make
his home here for the present, where he
will engage in farming. Mr. Schwartz
was well pleased with the country and
the advantages for making money there
but when the matter came TO conscip-
ton in England, and with a show of it
in Canada, he thought it was better to
move. Mr.. Schwartz said that when a
Canadian was coming this way that his
ticket was taken away from him and he
was put off the train for fear that he
would get into the United States, where
he would not have TO go to war unless
he wished For this reason MIR. Schwartz
thought it better to get back to his ma
tive land while getting was good.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-12
SHERIFF JOHN JONES
HEADS STATE ASSOCIATION

NORTH PLATTE. Neb. Jan. 1l.--(Spe-
cial Telegram) )-Tho convention OF the
State Sheriffs' association closed here
today with the election OF officers The
officers elected are; President. John A
Jones, Nelson; vice president oliver b,
Hedge. Red cloud; secretary-treasurer
w. c. Condit, Fremont
The next meeting place Of the associa-
tion was left to he decided at a future
date by the offlcers-clect
Bad weather prevented the automobile
trip with which the Chamber Of COM
merce had planned to entertain the
sherlffs. A smclcr and program Of en-
tertainment was given for the shcriffs to.
night at the Elks' club.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-12
News. Notes of Beatrice.

BEATRICE, Neb.. Jan. 1l.-(Special
Telegram. The officers are looking for
a farmland named George Blake, who
passed bad checks amounting to si5 on
number of business men Of this city
the other day and escaped.
Clarence Gitchens, a young man, ac-
cused Of forging a check for $50 on
Robert Harris. a merchant at Holmes
vile, was arrested at Washington Kan,
today for breaking his parole lie refused
to come without a requisition and Sheriff
Acton left today to secure the necessary
papers
1t developed today that Citizens has a
wife at Red Cloud besides the one here.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-12
stnmach 1ronhie.

Persons who have stomach trouble are
Gpt 20 become discouraged. They VIII see
by the following that their chances of re
eovery are excellent. A. X. Williams. In
dependence. Va, tells ot a remarkable
cure that was effected in that vicinity.
One Of his customers was so badly af-
nicted with stomach trouble that he was
sent to a hospital. but received little
benefit and came home 10 die. Mr. Will
liams suggested that he try Chamber
lain'a Tablets which he did. and today
he Is a well man all weighs 1Ij pouIds
Obtainable cre.-Advertisemcnt
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-12
Cutlery Relieved
Pending Hearing
IErom a staff Correspondent

LINCOLN Jan. ll.-tSpecial TelegramD
Superintendent W. u. Cutlery Of the
Norfolk insane asylum has been relieved
of the management Of that Institution
temporarily pending hearing. at his
request which viii be held February .
at Norfolk. Or. Carson first assistant
will have charge Of the institution until
further action is taken by the board.
DIR. Cutlery has retained the services
Of Judge b. f. Good of Lincoln and the
two were in conference with the board
today
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-12
Farmers Committee to Meet.

GRAND ISLAND, Ncb., Jan. u.-tSpe-
cial Telegram m)-Presdcnt Gustafso OF
Mead and Secretary Plat of Edgar of
the Nebraska Farmers congress, have
called meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the organization late this even
ing as the opener of two days session
OF the organization beginning tomorrow
Quite a number Of the members arrived
this evening and about 500 are expected
in the city for the next few DAYS
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-12
SundnN workers, SCHOOL.

HASTINGS. Neb., Jan 11.-(Specal
Telegram)-T The invitation of the Hast
ings Christian church for the annual
school of Sunday school methods for Ne
braska Christian churches has been ac-
coptcd. The date has been set for Febru-
airy 81 to 25. 1t is expected that more
than $50 leading Sunday school workers
from the Nebraska churches will be pres
cnt
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-12
Cunning Pioneer
Dies at Spencer

WEST POINT. Neb., Jan. u.-tSpecialD
John Eloke, who was treasurer of Cum
ing county from 1859 to 1879 died this
morning at Spencer, Ncb. lie was
brother Of r. +. Eloke Of Omaha, Henry
l(lolc OF Pierce and Herman Kloke Of
Los Angeles lie was IS years old. The
funeral will be held here Thursday morn
ing at $3.50 o'clock
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-12
Five Horses at Mullen
Killed for Chambers
I,rom a sod Corresrondentl }

LINCOLN, Jan. H. Especial TclcgramD
Five horses were KILLED on account OF
slandcrs, bclonsing to =. J. Nounkin ot
Mullen, Yesterday out Of n herd Of about
thirty. according t. information reccivSl
by the state veterinarian this moruing.
Tho horses were condemned aud killed
after an examination Nv ar. Schillng,
special Inspector. Another examination
will be made a little later 60 see II any
OF the remainder OF the herd show signs
OF the disease.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-12
Accused OF speeding.

GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. Jan. li.-(Spe-
cial Telegram)-Ben Cleveland was ar
rested for running into vehicle driven
by Fred Horst, Cleveland did not stop
to see what damage had been done untn
his own automobile went into the ditch
lie was fined $40 and costs, and paid II
Sij bill for repairs.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-12
Nebraska

Long Beach. Cal. as one Of the heirs to
her estate, which is pending in the court
of that city, where her death occurred
Just recently. Mts. Dawson was one Of
the organizers OF the church here. and
leaves il $500
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-12
O'Connor TcstImony Finished.

HASTINGS, Neb,, Jan. 1l.-(Special
Telegram)-The taking of testimony on
tho heirship claims in the John O'Connor
case was concluded today, and the state
began its rebuttal. One witness testified
today that he had heard O'Connor say he
had killed a man in Canada. John r.
Culavin of Omaha declined to present
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-12
Judge Bakers Filing
Received by Pool
ntrom a stafr CorresnondentN

LINCOLN, Jan. n.-tSpecial)- THE
filing of Judge Ben Baker Of Omaha for
the republican nomination for congress
from the Second district reached the Of
flee of the secretary OF state this after
noon.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-12
VII Tnkc Rndium Treatment.

PlyATTSMOUTH, Neb. Jan. lbs
cial)-Nlrs. n. f. Crook of this place was
taken TO Omaha, whore she entered 4
hospital at that place for treatment foi
cancer. she will take treatment from a
physician. who uses radium.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-12
GIFT to Falls city Church.

FALLS CITY, Ncb., Jan 11.-(Special)-
The Christian church of Falls City was
named in the will of Mrs. Dawson at
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-12
Nebraska

proof OF relationship as q nephew, since
hts viii case Is pending In the supreme
court. The case may be finished tomor-
row
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-12
Funeral Directors 20 Meet.

HASTINGS, Nch., Jan, 11-(special
Telcgram)-The Nebraska Funeral Di-
restors association viii meet in Hastings
on June 6, and s. Il was decided at a
meeting of the executive board here to
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-12
EdItOrInI OfgIcers

The Editorial association reelected all
officers, being Doc Tanner of Omaha,
president Z. A. Walrath OF Osceola. sec
retary, and John w. Outright OF Lincoln.
vice president
Edgar Howard, sadly dilapidated. but
still in the ring, is present He still has
a bad-looking eye and may lose the sight
of it from the auto accident of a week
ago. when he got in the way of a bunch
Of joy riders. A hole in the back OF his
head testifies that the curb stone where
he struck was the hardest
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-22
The OWL fresh condition

Have you noticed that when you get an OWL it
is usually in a nice, fresh condition.
This is due to a close study of demand and dis
tribution and to factory production; also to friendly
cooperation between the retail trade and ourselves to
prevent overstocking.
We consider this an important feature OF our
service to smokers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-22
Easily Obtainable

In building up business on the OWL Cigar we
have felt that we could not ask smokers loyalty to
the brand unless we made that he could get the
OWL conveniently
The OWL is sold practically everywhere on the
Pacific Coast. For this we thank the retail trade
who have met us half way in our efforts to achieve
thorough distribution of this cigar.
M A CTINCT a. m