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CUSTrR COUNTY RfPU UCAN
By D. M. AMSBERRV ,
DnOKEN now , - - NlmnASKA.
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I General News I
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The MIssourI Press nssoclnUon will
' " meet nt St. LouIs , Laclodo holol , l ob.
ruary Hand O.
An onrlhqunlco shocle wns felt nt ,
It , Cumana , In the stnto of Dermuda ,
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i' ' Vonozuola. There wns no damng/ ; ! .
" The ] Ietltlon against the < < leslrucUol
of the old frhate COIIstILullon , sIgnee.
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by 300 roslllents of l\Iassachusotla , WILli
presented to the proshlent.
Uepulll1cnn memhers of the house
commltteo on Inerstnte nnd forehn
commerce decIded lo R IPlrt the HOI-
burn bill with n few modlficnllons.
Seven men were lellled by n snow-
slldo nt the mining camp of Alln ,
Ulnh , nccordlng to the last message
recelvcd beiore the telephone wIres
broltO.
It hns de1'010pod thnt during tilO at-
taclc mndo n the hnrraclcs hy rIoters
nt Qun.ynqull , cundor , only slxty.ono
} Xrsons were lellled and nlnot.four
woundod.
John Willis Daor , for mnny years
prosldent ot the Preshyterln.n hoard of
homo missIons , hns nccopted the pros.
Idoncy ot Occlllontnl college , at Los
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rI Angoloo , Cal.
Isnac Syfo , n Syrln.n , suspected 01
I throwing P tor Kn.don , a settler from
" I , Hoslclns , Nob. , Inlo II. well , Is In jail
at Donesleel , S. D. , charged with mur.
der In the first degreo. '
; Governor 1\1. A. otero , who will go
out of 'omeo , hns nppolnled Dr. J. H.
Sloan , of Sanla. 10'0 , Insurnnco commls.
sloner of Now Moxlco , vlco Pedro
Pnrea. . , deMnsed. Sloan Is n democrn.t.
'rho news of the nppolntment of
Luleo B. Wright , governor general of
the Phlllppinefl , to ho the first AmerIcan -
Ican ambnssr.dor to Japan , hns been
recelvod at Tel < lo wIth gonoml saUs.
facUon.
In n hotel In Chlhunllun , Mox. , Manuel -
uel Algnrn do Torreros , a member of
n dlsllngulshed fmnlly of Moxlco City ,
shot Sonora Mnrln nelga. nn nctross ,
nnd aftorwnrds shot hlmsolf. Doth
will dlo.
'I'ho chlof or stner has fnvorcd the
proposition of army chnplnlns to build
clmpels at some of the posts where
there nro preson no places of worship
nnd hM recommondClI thnt lho wnr
deparlment Indorse the project.
About 150 members of the Lifo Un.
dorwrltors' nssocln.lIon of Now Yorle
hnvo plodgOd themselves to organlzo
nn nntl.rebntlng bureau to prevent the
prnctlco of giving or nccopllng rebates -
bates on lIre Insurance promlums.
OrrIn U. Murray , snld to bo the son
of II. wealthy banlcor of Koleomo , Ind. ,
was arrested In Chlcngo , chnrgod with
ombozzllng $900 from the St. Louis &
Sou thorn Rnllway company , while
ngon tnt Kelsey , 1\10.
George W. C. Cushing , for mnny
yonrs fclontlfiOd WIUl severnl railroads ,
Incluiling the Chlcn & Northwestern ,
the Union Pnclfic , the Missouri , Knn.
SI18 & Texas nnll the Denver & Rio
Grande , ns sUllCrlntonclont , died In Chi.
cago.
John Eo Stevens , chlof onglneer 01
the Isthmlnn cnnal commission. wnE
elected vice ] lresldent nnll dlroctor 01
the Pannmn nnllroad company to fill
the place mntlo vncnnt by the roslg.
nation at Cormor ChioC Englneor JOhl1
F. Wnllaco.
It Is rumorotl thnt Senor I..Izardc
Gnrcln , prosldont of Bcundor , hm
tn.lcen reCugo In the Drnzlllnn legntloIl
at Quito , the cnilital. It Is hUI09slbl ! (
however , to ns'cortaln lho truth of thll
rumor. ns communication with Qu t (
Is Interruptod.
A bill for n recolver for the Nntlonn' '
Life Insurnnco comlmny of Chlcng (
hns been flIed In the distrIct court al
Des Moines , 111. . , where the comlmnJ
bas $1,700,000 on doposlt with tl\ \ (
stnto audllor. The bill WI\8 flied fOI
Dr. A. L. Watnon , a rmlleyhoh1or.
Sorlous troubles threaten to btonl
out In China as the result of lho vlco
roy's scheme for tnxallon In ardor te
ralso revenue for the conslructlon 0
the Canton.Hnnlcow rnllway. TIu
Merchants' guild Is dolormlnod on I
retallntory strllco anel' the vlcero
threntons tilO leaders with decaplta
tion.
Alexander Dnrry , n nnturnllzCi
Amorlcan who Is nmong the promlnen
mnnufaclurers ot 1\Ioscow , tnltcs nI
exceedingly gloomy vlow of the flltUI1
tlon thero. Mr. Darry omplo's troIl
800 to 3,000 lUen and unqul'stlonnbl :
hns n moro profoune ! Imowle1go 0
Russian conditions than any Amorlcal
In the emllre.
A movement to provide a monthl :
Income for nusslnn Soclallsls hn.s beel
lItn.rted . In Spolmne , Wash. It Is Ire
posed that Socialists In th Is itcountr
Ihall glvo not les.q thnn cents el1.c :
a weele , this money to IH > lIectf }
through the nntlonal or/nnlzatlon / I
this country nnd torwarded to S
Petersburg every monlh.
The now presldont or Fr.-mco - Is th
lion of n clorlc and the grandson of ,
blacksmllh. '
Passenger trnln No.3 on lho Cho11
tn.w divisIon ot the Roclc IRland ral
road wag wreclced at ntcovllle , Arl
Boven passengers were slightly 'It
jured. .
'rhroo hundred and nrty thousan
silver poses were laIc on out of Mox !
City on II. splal car en r lute to I. . < JI
don. Englnnd.
The hostllo atlltUllo ot Presldef
Cll.'Itro of Venezuela toward the Arne
lean minister ma.y necessitate the dl :
patch ot a warshIp to the soot.
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I NEBRASKA STATE NEWS I
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tlEBRASKA CRAIN MEN
COMMEND ROOSEVELT
1..INCOJ..N-Tho farmors' Co-Oporn-
Uvo Grnln & Blevntor Msoclnllon
ndollteel rCRolutlon8 commondlng Pres.
felont Itoosovolt In hIs fight for the
regulation of frolght rntes ; commend.
ed Altornoy Gellornl Drown for the
mn.nner In whIch ho loolced ntlor the In.
torests of the slalo In the lax sulls
brought by the Burlington nnd Union
Pnclfic rends , com1nonded hIm for
his nBslalnnco In profecutlng ! the grnln
trust and /L.qlccd him to Investlgato
the SUllllOllCiI coal anel lumber trusts ;
Indorsed lho Clny county resolutions :
plodl-ed ; the I\ssoclnllon to worlc for
the ndoptlon of the amendment to the
con\tltutlon provl lnl- ; for II. mllrorul
commission ; fnvorotl lho state Inspection -
spection and wolghlng of grnln.
Voung Man Makes 11 start.
PLATTSl\tOU'I'II - It hns been
] earned that some tlmo slnco 11. Platts.
mouth girl told n young man who hnd
nlllcol1 her tor her hnnd thnt she could
not thlnle of mnrrylng a mnn with 1008
thnn $10,000. The young mnn went to
Omnhn nnl ( worltCd hard tor n few
years. Then ho rotunted nnd cnllcd
on the young womnn , who greeted hIm
with : "Well , John , how nro you got.
tlng along ? " "Protty well , " ho roe
pllod. " [ have nlmost snvod $10 towards -
wards the $10,000. " "Well , John , " she
snld , "I guess wo can get along wllh
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FARMER WAS TOO SHARP
FOR THE SHARPERS
Pl..A TTSI\WU'I'II-Threo strangers
drove to the homo of a wentIY ) farmer
In Moimt Pleasant proclnct , In this
county , nnel ono asltCd of the farmer
many questions concerning the num.
bor of his fnmlly 'and tholr nges , his
crops , the number of cattle. horscs ,
11OgS , sheep nnd agricultural Implements -
ments ho owned. They Informed him
thnt they were taking the census for
the governmont. The shrewd old
fannor notlcod that there were two
shoola of pnpor , ono unler ( the other
on which ono had written down the
nnswors to the questions , nnd ho could
not qulto underslnnd why It should re-
qulro lhreo men to do the worle of ono ,
so ho becnmo fully convinced tha1
they were trying lo "worlc" him , an
would not sign the paper as requcsted
The strangers then toole tholr do
pnrturo. The tnrmer , who decllnod te
allow his nnmo to appear In prInt
] onrncd that the slrangors did nol
visit nny other farmers In lhnt neigh
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borllood.
DAIRYMEtI OF tJEBRASKA
ELECT THEIR OFFIGER
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Nobrnslm daIrymen eleclQd officer :
for the onsulng ) 'ear ] nst weele. Henr
, P. GlIssmnn of Onlllhn W/L.q nnmod al
I prosldent : II. C. Young of Lincoln , nl
vlco presldont ; S. C. Dassett of Glb
, bon , secretary nnd tren.suror. Donrd 0
directors for the sllmo porlod ; L. D
Stillson , Yorlc ; C. A. Clnrk , Imvctmn
J. 1 ( . I1ono'well , Lincoln ; A , I _
I Hnocl or , Lincoln nnd A. C. Jonc
Dlnlr. Pnpors were rend by II. C
Young of Lincoln nnd Prof. II. 1\1
Reynolds of the University of 1\tlnne
1 aotn. The dairymen report their or
ganlzatlon In n highly prosperous COIl
dltlon nnd the buslne6s of butter mall
fnq growing ench .wason . by bll
jumlls.
Jelly Without FruIt.
In II. bullotln which he wlJ1 shortl ;
Issue Stale Chomlst ReeUorn will t01
somolhlng about various lelnds ( J
jollies ho has annl7. ( . < < 1. Flvo brand
which 110 hns In his office now nn
which , vero sold tor jelly mnnutactU1
ed from fruit , contnln not 11. . susplclo
of trult , but nro made of glucose
starch 't\nd coloring.
Peculiar Birthday Gift.
LINCOLN-A. D. Durr , who was G
year ot ago ' \Vednosdny , receive
from his brolhor , C. a. Durr of Wasl
Inston , n8 n blrlllllay lrOsont n 2.cel'
stamp with Instructions to squnnd (
It ns ho snw fit. In lhls mnnnor C. (
Durr hns remembered his brother
blrthdny for the last twenty ; renrs.
Hope to Avoid Deficiency.
LINCOLN-Every state omcer all
ever ) ' head of n slnte doparlmont
conducting his business with an eye t
fin.shlng the blenlum without n do :
clency . So far every lusUlution 1\11
every state omcer Is 11\ better ( 'onel
tlon financially than at Ulls tlmo'la :
year , thnt IS , the SUl1ply of money Sl
nsldo to conduct the snmo for 01
years Is not ) 'ot used , with ono oxco
lion. 'rho Sollder'a Homo at MUfor
owing to Improvements , Is already b
yonl lla npllrollrlatlon nnd tlll Insl
tutlon will rellOrt n deficlenc ) ' .
Celebrates Nlnety.Flrth BIrthday.
DAKO'l'A ClTII : , , hmbolle 1.al1
. , Joy , the oldest person In Dalcoln cou
I. ty , nnd lIrobnbly the ollest ( In nnrt
c. easlorn Ncbraslcn , Inst weole celobrale
I. her nlnoty.nfth blrlhdcl ) ' , b ) ' I10r rol
tlvos congregating at her homo 1\1
el being served wllh a blrlhda ) ' ellmu
:0 : and among the assemblage none e
1. joyod the event moro than "Grnnd1
Lapsley , " who , althohgh nearing t :
It century mnrk , Is well llresor'cd , (
r. joys tl10 best of health , hn..q porfe
II , eyesIght , not \lsln ! ; glasses , nnd Is I
wnya occupied with some HeM wor
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NEBRASKA BRIEFS
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I lCty sln ers met In Platlamouth
nnd organIzed n choral union.
'rho sJbnllpox CitRO at Syracuse Is
reported as well under control.
There were olght operntlons for
appondlcltls In Fremont In ono weolc.
A grnnd unIon rovlval has been nr.
ranged by 11.11 . the churches of llgnr.
'l'ho puhllc school nt Chnlco , Sarpy
count ) ' , hns been closed on nccount of
acarlet fover. .
Chnrlcs Hnelccr , n Fremont snloon-
Iccoper , WI1l ! fined $7 for selling liquor -
quor on unday.
George ltoherLs ofVnhoo , wnl nd.
jUdg d Insnno and was lalccn to the
nsylum at l.olncoln.
' 1'ho Inculmlor fnctory at Clny Cen.
ter Is beIng enlnrged lo accommodate
Increnslng busIness.
' 1'ho prlco of IIvo stacie In Cumlng
county Is following closely the upward
tendency In IlI'lco.q of Innd.
'rho lrlco oC IIvo sLocle In Cumlng
county Is following closely the upward
londoncy In the prIces of Innd. ;
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Will Wlclchnm , n young man resld.
In ! ; In Elle Creele has the thumb and I ,
front finger of hIs right hand badly
burt In 11. buzz saw.
I1on. WUllam E. IUlchlo , a'proml. .
nent fnrmor , stoclcrnlser , nnd ex.mem.
ber of lhe Icglslnturo from Seward
counly , died Inst weele.
'I'ho Lininger Imilloment company
of Omaha has flied artlclos of Incorpo-
mUon with the socrelnry of stato. The
cnpl tn.l stocle Is $100,000.
The saloon mon of Plnttsmouth
hnvo been called upon the cnrpet nnd
lold by the county attorney that hence.
forth they must obey the Slocumb law.
At Hnsllngs the Y. 1\1. C. A. fund
of $20.000 bas been completed and
worle will bo commenced by the first
of Februnry , for the erection of the
now building.
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'I'ho Woolbroole.Glbbons Grnln com.
pany has decided lo close Its elevalor I
at I remont and Agent Morrison will .
bo lrnnsCerred to some other point and
the building romoved.
I"lro destroyed tito largo barn , to.
I , golher with the contents , Including
eleven head of horses , belonging to
I Paul Johnson , n farmer living about
ten miles south of Ashland.
A rlfie club to bo part of the nation.
al rlfio assoclntlon Is being organlzecl
In Dcatrlce nnd a Ilnper Is being clr.
culated for the slgnaluro of twonty' '
. names who are to compose the charter
membership.
At Ellehorn Miss Mary Decle l1as
commenced suit agaln.t ! " the four sa.
lo\nlcoopors Cor selling liquor to her
. hu band , John Decle , alleging that ho
came lo his death whllo In an Intoxl.
catml condition.
A. C. Duclmmster. whllo hunting
\llong \ the Plntlo rlvor , shot fine specl.
mon of the Amerlcnn eagle. It has
been mounted by' n local tnxldermlst
nnd Illaced on oxhbltlon ! In ono of the
slores of Ashlnn ( ] .
The tenth annual mootIng of the
Ellchorn Valle ) ' 1\1 eellcnl society was
. held In Norfollc. 'I'hls Is now snld to
bo lho slrongest socloty of Its I < lnd In
the state ' outsldo of the slate assocla.
tlon. It alwa's meet : : ! In Norfolle.
John Dorden of Arborvlllo. Yorle
count ) ' , at n great ox lIen so purchll.'led
hounds and malcos n nlco Income
cntchlng wolves nncl coyoles. Recently
t. ho brought to County Clorlc C. C. Dos.
' _ lo\v thirteen gray wolf scalps and
1 _ olght coyoles.
Nearly 100 mon and bO8 engnged
In n hunt for coyotes south of Wood
RIver and ILS a result of lho hunt II.
Inrgo number of lho animals were
1 < llIed. They are very numerous and
even gOlllng so lame n.s to como Into
the farm yards.
Mr. and 1\1rs. Henry Dnrrlelc of Woo < l
Rlvor , who nro emplo'ed In the cus.
tom house n.t Manlln and who hnvo
been visiting In the Nobraslm town for
some tlmo , loll for Wo.shlnton ! , D. C. ,
lo try If possible to secure II. slmllnr
position In lho United Slales.
A prnlrlo fire which began In the
northern lmr't. of Deuel county swept
soulh oyor forly miles of pralrlo bo-
toro It was extlngulshod. Two
ranches and twenty head of sloele
were clesh'o'etl nnd twelve oUlor
rnnches cln.magee1. Loss , $75,000.
Snmuel Parleer of Thurston c01mly ,
under sonlenco to servo fiyo"eara
In the penllentlar ) ' for manslau hler ,
will bo released fl'Om cuslody peudlng
n decision In his l1peal to the su.
promo court. His ntlorney , ' 1' . L.
Sloan , presented a $10,000 ball bond
which has been approved.
A COm111\n ) ' of Omaha and Lincoln
stoclchohlers hns been formed for
orectlng n crllshoc1 stone lllant along
lho bluffs hordorlng the Plntlo rlvor
b twoon Ashland and South Den 11 on
the DurHng-lon's old main , IIno to
Platlsmoulh. 'rho tlmhor has been
clonrol1 , the formation \lncovered nnd
the mntorlal tor the crushers has been
ordored. 'I'wo cl'ushers will bo In.
stallet1 and ahout eighty men em.
plo'el1.
\ V.V. . Caml1 , n farmer , who resides
ton miles west or Hastings , has llUr ,
II. chnsed nn nutomobllo and claims then
distinction of bolng the eldest chauf.
h. four In the stnlo. Although nearl
d olghty ) 'el\rs of ago ho hnnelloo hI !
a. car with the ease of nn oXllert.
d William 't'homas , Gus Drandhors1
r , nnd . 1.onch wel'o out hunting In Se
n' arcl count ) ' . Leach wn..q comIng up
1)1drnw aUlI the olher ho's were. > off some
ho dlslance , but were unable to see him
m. when the ) ' scared \II ) a rabbit n.ll < l she
ICt nt It. A Inl'So portion of the charge
[ \1. slruclc Leach just above the loft ear
'Ie , Ho Is ot sorlOl.lsly Injured.
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FALL WHEAT RAISING IN
A "ERTA.
Thu Spring Wheat Areas Are Rapidly
Increasing.
It la only II. few short years since
the ImpressIon provalled that largo
portion of the Canadian West wall un.
fitted tor agrIculture. To such un
oxlen t dId thIs Impression Ilrevall
lhat dlstrlcls largoI' than European
prlnclpalltlclI were devoted solely to
ranching purlloses , and' fiocks nnd
herds roamed lho ranges. Dut the
agriculturist was doing some lInrd
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thinking , and gradually exporlments
were macle , slowly at first , , but sure.
Iy later on. As II. result , to.llay In
Southern Alberla , which was looked
1I110n as the "arid belt , " largo quanti.
lies of the finest wlnler wheat In the
worlll are now' grown , and so satls.
fied are the farmers and buyers that
the Induslry has pussed the experl.
mental slago that elevntors by the
score have been erected In the past
two years and olhers In course of
erection , to satlsry lho demands that
will bo made upon thorn In the near
fulure.
l\fnnltoba , "No.1 , Hnrd" spring
wheat has achieved a world.wldo
reputation , nnd there can be no ques.
tlon thnt ere long "No. 1 lIard" win.
tel' wheat Croll\ Alberta will nttaln
similar repule. The great marleet tor
this procluctlon will undoubtedly be
the Orlenl , and , with Increased rail.
way facilities and the erection of ad.
dltlonal elevators and fiourlng mills ,
a largely Increased acreage will bo
brolccn to win leI' wheat. The Increase
of populnllon In Southern Alberta In
the past yenr has been largely dee
to settlers from the Unlled States
who have brought In capital and en.
terprlse , and who have been uniformly -
ly successful In lhelr undertakings.
A few moro such years of growth and
"Turkey Red" wlnler wheat will
wave from : Moose Jaw to the foothills.
Information regarding lands In the
Fall nnd Spring wheat belts may bo
obtained of any Canaellan Government
Agent.
Love lasls long nfter pity Is worn
out.
: Rich , J\licy Radishes Free.
Everybody loves juic . , ten er radishes.
Salzer knows this , hence he oITers to send
you absolutely free sufficient radish seed
to keep you in tendel' radishes all sum.
mer long and hi8 great
SALZIn'S DAItOAIX SEED DOOIC.
wIlt. its wonderul surprise8 and great
bargains in seeds at bargain prices.
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The enormous crops on our seed ! arms
the past season compel U8 to iS8ue this
special catalogue.
SE-'D TUIS : NOTfCI : TO-DAY.
and receive the ra ishes and the wonderful -
ful Bargain Book free.
Remit 4c and we a d II. package of Coso
mos. the m08t fashionable , serviceable ,
beautiful annual flower.
John A. Salzer Seed Co. , Lock Drawer
\V. , La. Crosse , 'Vis. /
Llttlo duties are n school for Il\rger
ones.
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MODEL FACTORY AT PEORIA , ILL.
Where the Famous LEWIS' SINGLE BINDER 5c CIGAR Made.
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Purchased and remodeled by Frank P. Lewis for the Single Binder " .
Factory. A marvel of Sanitary 'Cleanliness. - ' n ' .
It II better to slnoke bere tban bereafter.Incr801l. ; . "
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For Your Famil and Ybur Horse
The Best Antiseptic Inown. . . J
TRY IT FOR j
Rheumatism , Strains , , .
Sprains , Swellings
and Enlargements.
Price , 25c. , 50c. and SI.OO. .
Dr. EARL S. SLOAN ,
GI5 Albany St. , Boston , Mass.
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AGENTS WANTED J
Complete 01lUil can be can-led In pocket
-Jells readDy and proOts are large.
Address H. S. BOWLAND ,
d 1 Madl1on Avenue. New York Clly , ICe I
Co C. C. Co Co C. C. C. C.
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To sweeten , Dispels colds and , : '
To refresh , headaches when
To cleanse the bilious or con- I
system , stipated ;
Effectually For men , women
and Gently ; ' and clli1dren ;
There is only Acts best , on
one Genuine the kidneys . \
Syrup . of Figs ; and I i v e r , I I
to get Its benestomach and
ficial effects bowels ;
Always buy the genuine - Manufactured by tabs
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L DEFIANCE Cold Water Starch I
r akeslaundry worlt n pleasure. It ! oz. Ilk\ : . '
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W. N. U. , Omaha. No. 5-1906 ,
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mu.t tully I'role t an luy ntlon. Dooklet and
t lIe.k Calendar " 'Hl I . IIIghe.t reteren o. .
COlI\mun' ' atlonl onnllentlal. : .tabll.hed 1881.
I XuOD. I'IDwick & : LawreDce , Wa.hiDltoD , D. O.
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