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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-07

I-sIIIUdIIHE " ITsOn anu hOOscNtTt
share Of the undecided vote. and Jumping
the Republican vote tas before we get
the following comparative showing:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-07

Total votes ................ 3
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-18
Sunbeam Party

On last Friday afternoon Mrs.
Clifford Price, leader, and Mrs.
Throgt .ton, assistant leader of
the Sunbeam Band, entertained the
Sun cams from to at the homo
o. Mrs. Throgmorton.
Several games were played IN
which all took lively interest,
alter which refreshments were
served.
Those present were Ethel Burrow,
Arlene Stubbleheld, Mary Sue Wi
ley, Eva Amos, Louise Johnston,
Migpie Bennett, Marguerite and
Marvin Edwards, DurelI Dunn,
Clovis and Lloyd Wheat, Howard
and Hiram Throgmorton, Van
Bishop, Jay and Ellis Malone and
Paul Lewis.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-18
Miss Sallee'S Party

Sunday afternoon about five,
Miss 0na Sallee "honked" her
studebaker, and DAILY Thompson
"jumped aboard" and they thereup.
on proceeded to gather up party
who could make good at "eats"
and "1un". Well, # you could
have heard all the "wit" that was
exhibited when the crowd got
wound up you would have said Bud
Fisher wouldn't have had a look in.
There was "soreamin" every minute
from the time the car drove over
the city limits until the crowd
turned IN at l0:30.
The bunch left town about tve.
thirty and proceeded to Five Mile
spring. The whole bunch, except
Jesse Sallee, who Is ever ready to eat,
had just laughed enough to be real
hungry. And they were not to be
disappointed, either, for Miss Ona
had eats galore. Just to give you
an idea, May Bigger ate four pull.
ley bones, DAILY Thompson ate tour.
teen "sour" pickles and Jesse Sal
lee swore be wouldn't have to pay
any board for a week. Pies and
cakes were there in plenty and in
these Tula Blankenship has no
equal. "She has a mouth for pie"
Yes, and Zelda Schnabaum wouldn't
let up on chicken necks until they
were all gone. She said she hqd
heard they would make persons
beautiful. To put it mildly the
eating was the "best IN the world"
and when you see any of the bunch
that was on that trip they are
"weanng a smile that won't come
off,"
p. S. Other members of the par.
ty were too ''full" to be mentioned.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-18
MAYNARD, AUGUST gath

9:SO, Placing exhibits. 10 pigs.
1000, My Experience in Grow
ing Pigs-C. II. Carter.
lO:4O, Problems in Growing
Pigs--H. X. Sanders, Pig Club
Agent, Bureau of Animal Industry.
1880, Liye Stock Progress in
Randolph County-John r. Klzer,
County Agricultural Agent.
NOON
600. Clovers and Pastures Il Earl
Fitzpatrick, Extension Division,
U. OF A. and U. S. Department of
Agriculture. Discussion.
b 800, Problems in Rural Health
DIR. Lefty.
$3.50, Aims aud Plans of the
Home Demonstration Work-Mrs.
Birdie Kizer, Home Demonstration
Agent.
400, Adjournment.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-18
MOTHER AND SON
DROWNED IN RIVER

A widow BY the name Of Morgan,
who has been living IN and near
PooAhontas for some time past, to.
gether with her tenyear old son,
was drowned IN Black river lust
above town Monday afternoon.
The bodies Of each were found
Tuesday morning, that of the wo.
man lodged in a raft of logs near
the Grafton staVe Cos. plant, and
the boy "ear he old railroad bridge.
The two in company with Charles
Baldridge, Mrs. Morgan's brother,
had gone to the river to hsh for
pearls, lie left them on the bank,
so he said, and welt down the river.
When be returned they we're gone,
but he Thought they had returned
home.
Coroner Jos, II. DeClerk empan-
neled 3 jury and held an inquest
oyer the remains Of each and the
verdict Of the jury was that they
came to their death by drowning,
the circumstances thereof being un.
known to the jury.
The remains Of the mother and
son were buried on the county
farm, both in the same grave, Tues
day afternoon. The expense of the
burial vas borne by the county.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-18
7. W.CAMPbELL GETS
NICE APPOINTMENT

An honor was worthily bestowed
last Thursday in the appointment,
by the incoming Attorney General
John ID. Arbuekle Of Hon. I. w.
Campbell Of Pooshontas TO the
Office Of Assistant Attorney General
Of the state Of Arkansas. The aP-
pointment came IN the nature OF a
surprise to Mr.. Campbell, although
he and Mr.. Arbuekle have been
warm personal friends for several
years past.
Mr.. Campbell promptly accepted
the appointment and will move his
family to Little Rock during the
coming month in order that his
daughters may enter school at the
beginning of the fall term. But
Mr.. Campbell will retain his olti'
zenship in Randolph county. lie
will not dispose Of any Of his pro
perty and will continue to be a
member of tie Well known law firm
of Campbell, Pope, * Spikes
and although will necessarily be
absent a good portion of the time'
he can render much valuable as.
sistance TO his firm.
FrieAds OF the family regret
their removal from Pocahontas,
but rejoice with them on account
of the splendid appointment Mr.
Campbell has received
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-18
Mass Meeting

T. K. Wood, one Of the promo
ters of the "Arkansas on Wheels"
train, which will tour the east and
north this fall, advertising the re-
sources of Arkansas, announces that
he will be in Pocahontas this (Fri
day. morning, at II o'clock for the
purpose Of closing up the PROPOSE
tion of having Randolph county
represented on this trip. Mr.. Wood
wishes to meet every citizen of the
town and will take pleasure IN eH-
planning the whole matter thorough
lv.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-18
NEW ACCOUNTS, We ARE AFTER THEM

IF Won do not have bank account ask to
~ nc The time here when the farmer and stocmen
are selling their wheat cattle ETC. You will be getting checks
Won do not have bank account with and want mail the
check just write little letter telling us thatyo want to de-
ne the check and mail and will do the We
r business and believe be of service you and help
Won to make more money. Try US.
RANDOLPH COUNTY BANK
THE Bank with the Large Capital and Surplus)
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-18
Pope Against Repeal

Hon. w. l.. Pope, representative
of Randolph county, who served so
faithfully IN the last legislature
has an article on the second page of
this paper relative to Act No. 2,
known as the Local Option Meas
ure. clear, concise explain
alton of the measure to be submit
ted to the people at the November
election and we trust that every
body will read it carefully.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-18
UNIVERSITY FARM
SCHOOL AND RALLY
.At SurridOe Park, Near Holmes,
Arkansas, AsouSt
23rd, 1916

All schools south OF Black river
will take part in program to be ren.
dered. There will be dinner on the
ground, and Of course, all Of the
schools are expected to bring we'll
filled baskets. The following pro.
gram will be rendered;
10 o'clock a. m.
/. Song, "AmerIoa," by all.
2. Address of Weleome-Dr. X.
X. johnson.
8. Response-N. G. Boyd.
4. Welcome song-by girls Of
third and fourth grades, Holmes
school.
5. Address-H. X. Sanders, sub
ject, Club Work.
8. Piano solo-Miss Essie Ford.
Z. Song, by boys aud girls Of
Sharum school.
g. Blus Boys Drill, by fifth aud
sixth grades, Holmes school.
.. Readlng-Miss Myra Spikes
Of Shannon school.
NOON
l O'Clock p. m.
/. Piano solo-Miss Edith Mar.
tin.
2. Address-H. l.. Ponder, sub
ject, Amendment No. l2.
8. Double Quartette - Holmes
school.
1. Address-Prof. Earle Kilpat.
rick.
5. Solo-Miss Selma johnson.
o. Address-John X. Kizer, sub.
ject, Farm Demonstration Work.
7. RsaSsE Miss Mabel Rose Of
shannon School.
As this thus program win furnish
valuable information for farmers,
all farmers everywhere are
cordially invited and urged to at.
tend.
Committee:
ID. w. Fender, Rufus A. Mock,
Jno. Ford jr., Greene Boyd,
2 II. II. Johnson, X. l.. Mays.
Lawrence Stubblefield, Secretary,
Following the above school three
others will be held in the county,
place, date and program following:
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-18
Compliment Visitors

Miss Pearl Bigger delightfully."-
entertained, at the beautiful home
Of her parents, Thursday evening,
to compliment Miss Llllian Halton,
Of Prescott. Several games of an-
agram we're played, in which Mss
Mona Shannon scored high and re-
oeived lovely box of stationery.
Miss Ireland Campbell cut consol.
atior .aad received a box OF CORES
pondenoe cards.
At late hour a dainty ice course
was served.
Out Of town guests were Miss
Lillian Halton, Of Prescott, and
Miss Pauline Harb, Of Little Rock.
Mrs. Geo. Turner gave a theatre
party Friday night, with her sister,
Miss Lillian laltom of Prescott
honoree. Those invited were:
Misses Thelma Martin, Pearl and
Marie Bigger, Jals Presley, Reland
Campbell, Hattie Mcclure, Mona
Shannon, Lillian Haltom, and Paul.
inc Harb.
Messrs. Roy Thompson, Dick
Hughes, Clifford Wiley, Tom Car
ter, Herbert Martin, Fred Foster,
Zan Selma baum and Lsverne All.
phin.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-18

Bred Bull-Dora Limbaugh.
IO:4O, Problems IN Growing
Hogs-H. X. Sanders, Pig Club
Agent, Bureau of Animal Industry.
1890, Livestock Progress IN
Randolph County-JOhn r. Klzer,
County Agricultural Agent.
NOON
100, Drill in Judging Hogs-Mr.
Sanders.
1880, How to Make Good Earth
Roads M. Rider. Discussion.
900, Cloyers and Pastures-Earl
Fitzpatrick, Extension Division,
U. of A. and U. S. Dept. of Agri.
culture. Discussion.
800, Hortlculture-Prof. Sam
Knox.
$3.50, Aims and Plans of the
Home Demonstration Work-Mrs.
Birdie Kizer, Home Demonstration
Agent.
400, Adjournment.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-18
THE SPRING RIVER
DISTRICT FAIR

The Spring RIVER District FAIR,
which will be held this year at Old
Jackson on Aug. 2Gth, promises TO
be the biggest real Farmers FAIR
aud Live Stock exhibit ever attempt.
ed in the State by real farmers with
out the assistance of professional
Fair men. This Is certainly a move
in the right direction, besides bring
ing the farmers and their families
together, it will be the means Of
attracting several thousand visitors
from all over Arkansas and other
states. The entries already Of the
live stock makes il show worthy
Of any ones visit to see the pure
blood cattle now owned by the farm.
ers Of this section Of Randolph and
Lawrence counties and OF the o.
arks.
The stock pens now under con-
struction will be several hundred
feet long with herds Of Black Polls,
Black Angus, Hsrefords, Jerseys
and Holstein, registered stock, to
say nothing Of the boys and girls
exhibit of registered Doroc Jersey
hogs, besides all the other pure
blood swine Of the entire district.
This Is all show stock, and owned
by local farmers. The poultry and
turkey exhibit will attract attention
as enough entries OF these fowls
have been made TO demonstrate that
blooded chickens and turkeys are
not being neglected by the farmers
of this district.
The agricultural displays will be
revelation to many people, as this
department will abound with every
known product from the soil.
The amusement will be arranged
for old and young alike, so that the
day will long be remembered by
those attending this fair. The
speakers of the day will be Prof.
Fitzpatrick, on soils; Prof Knox, on
horticulture; Prof. Mason, on dairy.
ing; DR.. Sanders, on live stock, J.
K. Kizer, general farming; Mrs. J.
II. Klzer, on domestic science aud
canning; J. r. Hill, on relations
of banking, stock raising, and co.
peratlon between farmers, bankers
and merchants; Mr.. w. Wells,
candidate for Congress from this
district.
The editor of this paper can
truthfully say that this is a move
meut that should receive the con-
sideration of every farmer in this
section of the State, besides the
hearty support of bankers and mer.
chants. 1t is movement inaugur.
ated and financed and managed by
real farmers, without any other pur.
pose than to show the possibilities
of this section of Arkansas and the
general uplIft of rural life. It's
good thing, let's push it along.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-18
POCa IA, ReynO 9

Pocahontas took game of ball
from Reyno Wednesday afternoon
on the home grounds. The score
was l5 to in our favor.
Score by innings:
POca: 2 3Ol "a 2 x-l5
Reyno: OOl 8 20 %
Battery: For Pocahontas, Spikes
aud Dunn; for Reyno, Richardson
and Abbott. Umpire, McCrary.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-18
AGED Sisters Meet

Mrs. Sam Waters of Thrall,
Tex, arrived in Pocahontas yester-
day and will spend several weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Mary G. Boil
en-. This Is the first meeting Of the
sisters in nearly rs years and their
joy at meeting each other again was
great.
Mrs. Waters was met at Hoxie
by Mesdames Ella and Estella
Schoonover.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-18

RAvENDEN SPRINGS, AUGUST 25th
300, Placing Exhibits. 10 Pigs.
$3.50, P. r. Gunthlrp, on EdGca.
ton.
2:45, Community Work-Rev.
w. II. Marris.
800, Boost for Ravenden Springs
Joe G. Taylor.
1915, Problems in Growing Hogs
H. X. Sanders, State Pig Club
Agent.
RECESS
500, Live Stock Progress in
Randolph County,. r. Kizer,
County Agent.
$50, Clovers and Pastures-Prof.
Earl Fitzpatrick.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-18
WHEAT WANTED

want to buy your wheat. Will
nav the highest market price In
cash. See me before you SELL
4otf f. j. Baltz.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-18
BOyette In Illinois

L. 4. Boyette, former Frisco
agent at this place, who mysterI.
susly disappeared from Pocahontas
several weeks ago was seen at Pa
ney, ILL.,, last week.
Misses Maude and Zola Keith,
who were returning from a visit to
their sister at Feenville, Mich, saw
him standing on the platform at
Paney and when Maude exclaimed ,
"Yonder is Mr.. Boyette," he ducked
through the crowd and disappeared.
1t Is reported that he has been seen
several times at different places In
Illinois recently.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-18

OLD JACKSON, AUGUST 2Gth
$3.50, Placing Exhibits. 10 Pigs.
1000, My Experience in Grow
ing Pigs j. J. Brooks.
1920, Why I Bought a Pure
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-07

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nrAlits i''allllh ~ I'M. I'M. ''h ~
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Address N 2A 1853
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repa|nnF suh aa anfp 5nin. w0fs
maaaHr iailunk Sec teYf Jo1la Is
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-07
rnArEnNAL oRpEms.

81. W. or "a. ATTENTION.
on Friday evening April I'M Beech
Camp No. 1854 VIII confer the degree
work on a large class Of candidate,
after which Hon T. j. Murphy OF
Kans0a. member ~ the b0ard ~ dlrec-
tors. viii address the meeting Al
members N the society are requested
20 30 present camp hall corner 18th
and Douglas Atp
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-07
nInrns ANp nEArns.

MfthH rufus ~ ma Feun Anderson
tllD B0utb Thirty first Rifi August and
MARY Ciaat i1i2 HOuth TWeltb. boz,
flnUd md Allie CHppH 3tit south Twen
tyasecgudj Rla 1lohael and MhrY D0f"t
Ni3 hOutb Eighteenth RlH, Nlfol and
Mabel behuhlskY. 7ia South ThlttyrseV.
enth gih Perry md Florence Wheeler
2i0i n, b0Y,
Doaiba Adm h. Aloxoudof. "A. e2O South
TWGniyr eighth Emily Alien. ~. hospital
Mrs Jennie Anderson, w. h9bpt8l. Ger.
trii1e AiiGH, ". llHG South Thirty fourth
Ruth A. Brown. sl hospital, Jnc0b X.
Carlisle 81. G24 NOnh Hlueteeuth. Mrs
Laura Carver, W, Ng North Twenty
fourth. Mrs Mary bore 81, 4ii3 B0uib
Eighteenth. Francis A. ford 4, Msi
Meredith John 0egfEe, ~. Dla ". WI
liam H. Kent, VI, igiS Capitol Avenue
oscar o. Olsen, n, h0Hpifnls Louise
P0iAbie, 2, lli2 North NaVebisanth. 1abol
Stafford. ~ 219s North sixty fret, Ben
son, Anna K0Re, ~ 9gg Davenport. 10.
seph WsfdinH a. f3i2 South Twenty.
seventh Morton WauRii, "a. 1912 f,Oihrop.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-07
HELP WANTED MALE
MisccIInneous.

WANTED Man or woman. college train
ing. to Introduce new graded system
Bible story reading. Must be ambitious
airy Address The King Richardson Co.
Slim ~ 90. Bldgi Chicago, III.
WANTED Young iIcn ~ railway NAL
clerks. tIb month. sample examination
questions FREQ. Franklin Institute, Dept.
72iS Rochester, ", Y
BE. or WOMEN. Is or over, wishing
government positions, SIC month and
over. should apply for particulars to
fdf Bee
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-07
nILILnING rnnaIIra.

". a. Meyers, I'm north fortieth ave.
me, frame dwelling. H.D. Df. blaine
Truesdsli, tiH Capitol avenue frame
dwelling n0J, j. A. Lyons, ~ Ngnih
Finy-ffat avenue. brick Yfueef Dwelling.
iiefb ffnmn dwelling ENy. g. W.. Carl
son, IN H0Uth hfvehionniht frame dwell
Ing $3.50, b.. n iodiek, 1903 t9-i2 South
Twenty sixth repairs E,9G. q. v. Ell
son t4i HuuuHn ffhinf dwelling, vim.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-07

GkHF QUALITY EHF FtWMKWH 81
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MhafF tfetNtNt MEe ta HH t
t1Ns#ss iH Hatl eafH d. IumaNla ii AA
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HtANENMAN #a Ea.Wam Ia
a fHNANiNt fasu N
hAtlt feNM W s0H4m
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-07
SWAPPERs' COLUMN

HAVE lgl5 twin cylinder Fioacher river
motorcycle b. swap FOR Argo Saxon or
light roadster VI some Kind Address
y. G. li57. Bee
HAVE model q NnKWeil rnn lsfor ~ Hwat
for totflna en- or trtffk on take motor.
cycle Or what have your a dfobg i. O.
iih, Bee,
HbVf, several Rogd e6eap 4lltos "a gWap.
all III good running order What have
your Address SIC ilj3 Bee
HAVE an Eastman Kodak IN first class
shape also ono lWcgg incubator what
an offered iof 10Th. pr ei ,,tt ~. q
WILL swap chicken hppllhnices " tulhtl.
tuIe igf ah iron AKs " ilhunl 'uhloi
hand Fardsn pioW5 ~ other make CON
tlaetsn e llio i''f
ADDING MAtltlhE VIII tfhde for ah'
tQm1blle, oo9kc1sh pictures, ofhee fuf.
Hlis tf ~ ~ PH"ns ~ ~ "nnl H"Ye you
hoats4A =, ~ wy tstt
WILL exchange 1900 Detroit Jewel sah
thhke 'l"YAtea oven, ussa oIt E@lalif
tgf gpoa cohl range Chll 9l lgl5h
Nipple
TRADE water motor washlng ms,
chite io[ Ino,hh'9f ~ ~ galHyiblns :" 'ipai
Ni"I'sA ~ -"
CpMFAkAIi NEi,f new lfD q ,'apitol
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-07
SITUATIONS WANTED
MiseeIInneoIis.

hiAfellnneOHHs
/ FARMEtts IS non sou want help write
i o. call Empire Labor Agency 900 3.
18Th Phone Doug 1000.
i4xPERiENCED man for general house.
/ work, painting waxing floors chiffon
4 Boyd Harvey Di0
1 HOUSE CLEANING. window cleaning.
rug beating first class city ref, Web.
Wanted House cleaning, also wall paper
cleaning q Brlnner " I'M Ty Nb-W,
PAINTING and screen repairing Han
j HAULING sfhrg nnd rubbish Wob UNA.
Female.
| YOUNG lady wants position as house.
| keeper state NhRea whom hnswerluR
WI como any time Can furnish best
| N references Address Miss Cora
| BWby, lAz Sycamore g.. coffey,
vile, Kan
| WANTED position ~ goVsrness after
| June u Have had instruction III piano
/ ana voice also two years experience
| ~ tenchFr state terms Address y
| HF Rec
1 RELIABLE egl9fed woman wants work
Ut any Kind no objection r. bcrubblnE
ana hg1HeeiehuihR Cal Webster 6ijg
| Mrs Bailey
4 IHE gee charge fof situation ads
/ H lover ihan hny other form ~ adVnr
isnE not enough ~ cover cost N
printing
NEAT colofed Gin wants position rs
ehafdbermald, dAy work or as wait
reaA llarnfy M3D
! WANTED Position ~ h0usakseper by
middle aged widow lady no objection
| NJ farm Address 55i, Bee.
| A NEAT reliable eOiOtod woman WAnts
1 situation as cook for bachelors.
| D0uRlnH 4i2
! tO1DHED woman wants work ~ Htchon
hotel Or boarding house D0uglas 6g15
GIRL employed ID DOCTORS office wishes
extra Work Cal Dpnalna SW
| PRACTICAL nurse wants position. Web.
sfer Gim
LADY stehographer wants position col.
far no.
Laonary ana DMy work.
HELfABLE eolored woman wants lau1.
dfy washing, day work. cleaning Tyler
COtDhED lnundreas. " 10 per day Caii
mornings, DGuRl0s 5B
EXPEmgNcEp laundfess n mems
FAMILY uHshing. bundle washing. Web.
T@
BtlhNkEra Or bundle washing. - aA
Cleaning, laundry and day work, y. 100
Laundfeas, day work a. jackson. w. lgC1,
Cleaning, laundry ana day work. y. 74s9.
Woman wants steady wash places, 80. zaei
BUNDLE washing wanted, Web. we
FOUNDRY ana day work Web. Ad
Practical nurse. tyler soz W i7li burt
LAUNDRY ana deg work Web. ~,
LAUNDRY, cleaning, day work. w 7O54.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

WEEKLY RATE. ise PER LINE.
DAY work or business ads regular rates
Z lines ono week n1
: lines one NANk t.IfFa sta .tttfF5a $50
each extra line lt0 per week
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LOST FOUND REWARDS

w 700 t0ss anything sgd viii advertise u hers,
Ygu will surely fsogVsf q Y isund ~ 40 hpnss
person tsHafhabia fseoHeHas are brought
Stout every hsY through Iris column,
THK Law People who find lost articles ere
intsfsafed IN ka0NiHE that The stats isv 10
strict "a requiring them " tesh ths Osnsf
though Advertisement and oihsfNiss aBd that
faiiHfs 70 DO -, n same faa " proven, Ia
wolves ssFsfe psnsity
OMAHA n COUNCIL BsBrFg STREET
RAILWAY COMPANY
Persons having lost some article wonld
~ well 10 cAli 10 the office ~ tbs
Omaha a Council Bluffs Street Hallway
company 10 ascertain whether they left
II IN the street ears.
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