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Absolute Protection to Quail
for Two Years
IT TAKES EFFECT JULY 1
Killing or Sour lUriU I Positively For
bidden mul Heavy renaltlen Attached
A Limit Placed on Amount of Game
nml Fifth Tukon
Thoro nro fow persons who do uot on
joy a fishing or hunting outing whether
it be of a fow hours or a fow weeks
duration and thoroforo tho now fish and
gauio laws of Nebraska should bo
studied by thoso who are law abiding
and do not wish to violato thorn and also
by those who aro interested in having
such laws enforced For tho informa
tion of those The News horowith pub
lishes tho now law passed by the lato
legislature and known as house roll No
188 by Evans It was tho intention to
havo the law take offect immediately on
its passage and being signed by tho gov
ernor but as passed it will not bo in
force untilJuly 1
The governor is inade tho game and
fish commissioner and is authorized to
appoint two deputy commissioners
One is called tho chief deputy and shall
reside in Lincoln the other shall be
skilled in tho scionco of fish culture and
havo control and management of all fish
hatcheries in tho state Each to receive
a salary of 1200 per annum Tho gov
ernor is also authorized to appoint three
more deputies at a salary of 75 a month
during the time actually employed un
der direction of tho commissioner
They aro to be allowed 300 per annum
for traveling expenses and to have of
fices at the capital The commissioner
and his deputies aro made ofticials of tho
state with all tho powers of sheriffs and
constables while acting within the line
of their official duties to make arrests
to serve all writs and processes civil
and criminal in the enforcement of this
act and to charge therefor and collect
fees allowed by law It is made tho
duty of tho commissioner and his
deputies with or without warrant to
arrest all parties he may deem guilty of
violations of this act And with or
without warrant to open and examine
any box born car or other place where
he believes game killed in violation of
tho act to be concealed When enter
ing a dwelling house a warrant is neces
sary No person shall shoot or hunt
from a publio highway at any game
insectivorous or other bird or fish or
hunt game on any land not publio land
without consent of the owner nor fish
or hunt in any private park or lake
without consent of the proprietor Tho
use of dynamite or other explosive in
killing fish is forbidden Killing of the
following named birds is forbidden at
any and all times of the year Robin
lark thrushJblue bird king bird jay
swallowwren oriole woodpecker yel
low hammer cuckoo yellow bird bobo
link or other birds of like naturo that
promote agriculture or horticulture by
feeding on noxious worms or insects
It is provided however that hawks and
owls may be killed on ones own prem
ises schoolsor colleges when author
ized by the commissioner may take or
kill for scientific purposes twenty five
of each of the forbidden species Any
person violating any of the provisions of
the above seotion is liable to n fine of
five dollars for each bird killed The
open season for deer and antelope hav
ing horns shall begin Aug 15 and end
Nov 15 Wolves coyotes foxes
skunks wildcats and rabbits may be
killed during any time of the year
The openseason for prairie chickens
sage chickens and grouse begins Oct 1
and ends Nov 30 for quails from Nov
1 to Nov SO and it is mode unlawful to
kill trap or harm quail at any season of
the year prior to Nov 1 1903 for wild
ducks swans cranes geese etc shall
begin Sept 1 and end April 15 for jack
snipes Wilson snipes and yellow legs
from Sept 1 to April 15 for wild
pigeons doves plover April 15 to Oct
80 The open season for trout not loss
than eight inches in longth shall begin
Juno 1 and end Oct 31 for all other
fish April 1 to Oct 81 Taking of game
in any one day is limited to the follow
ing amounts for one person Ten wild
geese or brants 25 game birds of any
other variety 25 fish No person may
kill moro than one deer andono antelope
in one year Or he may substitute two
of one kind for one of eaoh kind No
one person may have in possession at
any time moro than 10 wild geese or
brants 50 ducks and 50 other birds nor
moro than 50 fish No game or fish
shall be held in possession by any per
son for more than five days after expira
tion of tho season for killing Game
may not bo pursued in tho night timo
nor with other thau an ordinary shoul
der gun or pistol Fish may be caught
by hooks baited with natural or artificial
bait and tho number of hooks ou any
one line must not exceed five nor shall
any fish be caught within 200 feet of
auy fish way Violation of tho provi
sion restricting the number of birds aud
fish aud tho provision relatiug to time
and method of hunting is mado punish
able by a fine of uot less than 10 nor
more than 100 or imprisonment in tho
county jail not less thau 00 days A
fine of uot less than 100 nor moro than
300 or imprisonment in the county jail
not to exceed 00 days or both is pro
vided for killing deer antelope or elk
out of season or in groater numbers
than is pormlttod by law Tho killing
of birds out of sooson or possession of
birds out of sooson is mado puuishablo
by a flno of 5 for oaoh bird or fish un
lawfully killed taken or wounded or
imprisonment In tho county jail uot
more than 00 days
SATURDAY SIFTINGS
Andy Commes was up from Froniont
yesterday
W O lloach was in tho city yoster
day from Plainviow
1 1 Bonuett of Hastlugs had businoss
In Norfolk yesterday
W O Games was a city visitor yos
terday from Atkinson
Mrs G W Ward wont to Lincoln
this morning to visit over Sunday
S A Oampboll and L G Bloy woro
in Norfolk yostorday from Madison
Miss Nettie Pheasant canio up from
Lincoln last night fot a two weoks
visit
Winter will now ploaso vacato springs
lap tho bock boor sign is up in Nor
folk
O A Smith aud little daughter of
Tlldon wore In tho city botwonu trains
yostorday
Tho democrats elected a mayor at
Fremont on a reform ticket and it is
said that tho reform will bo gouuiuo
If tho lions had not boon uuusually
gouerous this spring tho douiuud for
oggs for Easter would created a famine
of tho product
Mrs O E Farley who has lately
moved to Pierco county where she aud
her son have purchased a stocic ranch is
in town today greeting old timo friends
A B Riohardson is down from Battle
Creek today He has lately sold his
farm nt Emerick and purchased ouo ad
joining that of his brother Fred near
Battle Creek
Mr and and Mrs R A Stewart en
tertained a large company of f rieudB at
dinner last evening in honor of Rev
Mr Parker who is soon to leave for his
new pastorate at Kearney
The irrigation ditch at Burwell this
state whichcost 27000 to construct in
1894 was sold at sheriffs sale Thursday
and brought 1200 It was purchased
by George Hoobler of Omaha
P A Shurtz has received word that
his niece who was shot seven weeks
ago by a rejected lover at Logan Kan
sas died last night from tho otlect of
the wounds received on that occasion
The Grand Island election was won
on an anti gambling platform and
thegams propose to look for greener
fields aud pastures new Mayor Piatt
also proposes to move after his torm of
office expires
Mrs H L Snyder and Mrs J O
Stitt entertained The Heights ladies at
tho homo of Mrs Snyder yesterday af
ternoon A hunt for clover leaves was
an enjoyable feature in which Mrs
Frank Beols proved most successful
Mrs Marsco Best received yesterday a
box of goods valued at 75 from nor son
Will Raiuey who is now in China with
one of Uncle Sams naval vessels Tho
quality of the goods is very line and
Mrs Best is well pleased to be remem
bered in this manner by her son
Two fakirs traveling in the vicinity of
Seward have lately put a gift of hypno
tism to a uovel and profitable use They
hypnotize a farmer and then demand
his ready cash Being accommodated
in their demand they load themselves
into their vehicle and drive away
Mrs F W Teal is entertaining a large
companp of young folks this afternoon
from 3 to 5 oefock at the hospital for
the insane in honor of Nola Walker
and her little son Floyd Teal Convey
ances were sent to town for the small
guests aud it is needless to say that they
aro enjoying a dolightlul afternoon
Not satisfied with tho result of the
first matched game of the season the
niuos composed of small boys aud cap
tained by Joseph Parker and Peter
Stafford clashed on tho diamond again
last Thursday and the result of tho
former gaino was reversed Peter
Staffords nine winning by n score of
80 to 15 Auother game betweou tho
teams was contemplated for today
It is said that Rev J J Parker for
15 years pastor of the First
tional church here will preach his faro
well sermon tomorrow having accepted
a call to tho Congregational church at
Kearney He contemplates leaviug
soon for that city Mr Parker is an
able pulpit orator aud his 15 years con
tinuous service here speaks well for his
ability to minister to tho wants of nu
exacting congregation He has many
friends here who will bo sorry to have
him leave but will wish him an abund
ance of success in his now field of work
J O Lewis and his comedy company
entertained a largo audience at tho
Auditorium last evening Although
Norfolk has been visited several times
by tho same attraction each succeeding
season seems to add to its popularity
The addition of n list of entertaining
specialties this year was a foature that
was appreciated especially tho musical
numbers Tho comedy SiPluukard
was very well rendered Mr Lewis
taking the leading role for which ho is
well qualified He was given very
man4Am3iks8NI
THR NORFOLK NMWS FKIDAY APRIL 12 1101
good support by tho nioiubors of his
company
Jamos Wamsloy son of a well-to-do
fanner living noar Ponoa has had sotno
oxpcrlonco witli a matrimonial agoncy
that cost him 20 in cash aud a savoro
shock Ho had corresponded with a
Chicago woman who was dosorlbed as a
haudsomo bruuotto Hor beautiful
penmanship porfumod stationary and
soutlinoutnl phrases won his heart
Tho day for tho wedding was sot tho
trousseau provldod at tho young mans
oxponso and ho wont to tho city to
claim her but didnt When Intro
duced to him ho found hor as black as
satans thoughts and hislovo ovaporatod
llko liquid nlr ou a cako of loo Ho
lodgod complaint against tho agoncy
nnd will horoaftor require a photograph
aud samplo of opldormis boforo sotting n
dato for tho coromony
MONDAY MENTION
Airs Hoes of Pioroo was horo this
morning
L P Kerpel was down from Bnttlo
Crook Sunday
K E MoVay was in Norfolk Saturday
from Oloarwator
Frank Phillips was a visitor from
Hosklus Saturday
Max Lousor of Tildon spout Sunday
with Norfolk friends
P A Holdon of Holdrogo was a Sun
day visitor in Norfolk
J E MoBuruoy of Bassott was a Sun
day visitor in tho city
Miss Anna Nelson of Hoskins spout
Sunday with Norfolk friends
O II Buruham aud O A Root of
Randolph spent Sunday in Norfolk
Miss Auuio McBrido roturued from
her visit to Fullorton Saturday night
Mr aud Mrs L A Pohlman aud sou
woro Norfolk visitors from Piorco today
Mrs L R Craig was in tho city from
Piorco this morning doing some shop
ping
A haudsomo now piano has boon
placed in tho homo of Mr and Mrs M
O Hazou
Tho sale of Easter goods and novelties
netted tho Ladies guild of Trinity
church 10
Mrs Buttcrfield and Miss Buttorfield
returned Saturday night from their
visit to Chicago
Mr aud Mrs M Becker of Albion
spent Sunday at tho homo of Mr and
Mrs Morris Mayor
Tho swallows and martins havo made
their appearance and Gentle Aunio
certainly came with them
Rev Father Walsh has gone to
Alliance to assist Rev Father Galviu in
a 40 hours adoration service
Mr and Mrs Jacobs and Lulu and
Burrell Darting were down from Oak
dale yesterday to attend the Masouio
services at tho M E church
A J Duulevy aud two children and
A W Witzigman of Meadow Grove
visited at tho home of G A Luikart
yostorday
Goo H Bishop of Now Havon Conn
owner of tho new block at tho comer of
Fourth and Main streets is hero look
ing after his interests
The ico wagons this morning com
menced making the rounds of tho resi
dences and it is positively nsserted that
if all other signs of spring fail this can
not
Tho building formerly used as a coal
office by C W Braasch has found a
resting place on the corner of Fourth
street and Madison avenue next to tho
Chesney building
W W Allinson will leave with his
family tomorrow for Lyons where thoy
will make their future homo Mr Allin
son having acquired a half interest in a
hardware Btore at that place
The spring term of tho publio schools
oponed this morning after a vacation
of a week and a half enjoyed by teachors
and pupils A largo number of chil
dren started in school for tho first timo
this morning
Tho Jfrionds of Miss Fay Widaman
planned and executed a surprise ou her
Friday night at tho home of her parents
on North First street The party proved
to be a very happy ono and an enjoyable
evening wasjpassed
Mr and Mrs E A Lindermau cele
brated theirlGth wedding anniversary
at their homo in Nouows addition yes
terday Thirty fivo couples partici
pated in tho celebration and a good time
was had until this morning at 5 oolock
The Belgian hare with four little ones
which has been on display iu Leonards
window for several days attraoted con
siderable attention and caused some to
believe that the haro of this speoies has
superceded tho Easter rabbit in its
duties
There was but one voto against W II
Lowofor city engineer aud that was
cast for L Wetzel iu the First ward
somo elector undoubtedly conceiving tho
idea that Mr Lowe was after the job of
engineer at tho water works pumplug
station
Miss Lizzie Clelaud of Pierce and Mrs
J II Brown of Wakefield wore guests
of Miss Lillie Parkor over Sunday Mr
Brown is expected hero tomorrow and
with Mrs Brown will go to Liucolu to
attend tho banquet to be tendered Gov
ernor Dietrich by mombers of his staff
I Wednesday evening
TUESDAY TOPICS
W L Rlttor of Omaha is a city vis
itor today
S T Black was a city visitor today
from Piorco
F M Housh of Noligh was o city vis
itor yostorday
G M Gatlln of Sorlbnor was registered
horo yostorday
Mrs FiRhor of Madison visited with
Mrs Hasloy Sunday
Mrs L E Day was a Norfolk visitor
last night from Osmond
Tho Wednesday club will moot with
Mrs Hoar tomorrow at 2 0
J F audit F IUroh woro iu tho
city yostorday from Madison
Levi Boomor is moving into tho Piatt
houso west of Thirteenth stroot
Mrs A O Stoar loft last night for St
Paul this stato to visit a fow days
Warren Ellor of Lincoln Is spondlng
a week at tho homo of II O Matrau
A company of young peoplo wore out
last night serenading peoplo on tho west
sido
Mrs M G Bloy wont to Plainviow
yesterday to visit hor parouts a fow
days
Mrs Burt Mapos and son Donald to
turned last night from a weeks visit In
Omaha
L SossioiiH has boon confinod to his
homofor several days with an attack of
tho grip
Ohas II Ohaco of Stanton and J R
Chaco of Pilgor woro Sunday visitors iu
Norfolk
Mrs S W Hayes has boon suffering
from a sovero attack of tho grip for tho
past fow days
Mrs L Stowart and Mrs II OCon
nor woro Norfolk visitors yesterday
from Bloomllold
Carroll Powers and NorrisIIuso ro
turued to thoir university dutlos at Liu
colu this morning
Rov Mr Sioglor Profossor Nimmor
and Ed Zuclow wero visitors iu the city
today from Stanton
Russell Thompson is sick with tho
scarlet fovor and tho homo of tho family
has boon quarantined
Dr C A McKim roturnod this noon
from Tildon where ho had been cullod
on veterinary business
Tho musical program rendered at
Trinity church on Easter Sunday will
bo repeated uoxt Sunday
Mr and Mrs W E Sponcor wero in
tho city today from Pierco Mrs
Spencer going on to Liucolu
Tho scarcity of fnrmors teams on the
streots theso days is convincing evi
dence that thoy aro busy with thoir
spring work
H Lodor expects to open up a bowling
alley in tho room adjoining his saloon
now occupied by Hoffman and Smith as
a furniture store
Dr A II Socrakiam was iu tho
city yesterday ourouto from Chicago to
Niobrara where ho will establish him
self as a physician ou tho agency
Tho ball given in tho Marquurdt hall
last night by tho Knights and Ladies of
the Maccabees was very woll uttended
aud an enjoyable timo was had Tho
two orders cleared about 5 apiece
E M Clomont aud family who havo
been spending tho past three mouths iu
Iowa most of tho timo at Colfax havo
removed to Norfolk Mr Clomont is
working in tho interest of Ben Hur or
ganization
The old Cronk foundry in tho east
part of tho city has boon purchased
through G A Luikart by Omaha
parties aud J N Stowart of that city
has taken charge aud will conduct tho
business of the institution
Herman Huobuer of Hadar aged 4 1
years died Sunday night in tho hospital
for tho iusauo of which ho had been an
iumato for several years The body
was tuken to Iladar this afternoon aud
funeral services wero hold iu tho Luth
erau church nt that place
Tho spring weather of the past two
days has inspired unwonted activity
among amateur gardeners nnd houso
holders Garden sass aud ilowers aro
being planted and tho numorous bon
fires testify to the fact that considerable
dead grass and rubbish is beiug gathered
up and destroyed It is an appropriate
movement aud every citizeu iucludiug
business men should inaugurate a gen
eral cleaning up so that the city may
assume its usual tidy appearance
Tho scaffold which is being used by
the lathers in the new Bishop block
gavo way this morning aud fell to the
fioor Tho structure was nuoccupied
but II L McCormick was iu the act
of mounting whou it fell But for
an open cellarway it is asserted by
spectators that tho accident would have
beon serious if not fatal to McCormick
Ho fell through tho cellarway aud thus
escaped being crushed under tho wreck
As it was he rocelved somo sovere
bruises aud ono of his teeth was knocked
out
The Norfolk Numiry
Sells seed potatoes pure Early Ohio
Six Weeks Early Triumph and Early
Peach Blows Also ash box eldors
olm aud inapio 8 to 12 feet high
Cherry apple plum trees and small
fruit plants forest trees seodliugs roso
bushes fioweriug shrubs aud overgreous
Call ou or address E D Hammond
Norfolk Nebraska
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES
Jus Newell was unity visitor yostorday
from Albion
O H Bart was In tho city yostorday
froiiijWnyna
L 13 Carsoullou of Tildon was In tho
city yoHtorday
Frank Dubock was iu town yostorday
from Columbus
I j L Way of Stanton was ioro yostor
day on business
S T Blaok was a city visitor yostor
day from Piorco
Mrs Oliappol of Osmond wan a oity
visitor yostorday
13 II Lowory was a West Point vis
itor to Norfolk yesterday
ludgo Barnes roturnod last night from
a businosH trip to Lincoln
13 R Gurnoy of Wlnsido transacted
business in Norfolk yostorday
II F Uaruhnrdt of Pioroo uttondodjto
busiuoss yostorday In this city
A L Potorsou was a West Polnl rep-
rosuntatlvo In Norfolk yostorday
1 13 Dupphor of Plainviow was a
visitor to this metropolis yesterday
Mr and Mrs A I Pratt welcomed n
girl buby to thoir
ing
W 13 Sponcor tho Piorco banker
was in tho city yostorday lookingut
somo Norfolk property
Miss Lilliu Luikart vory pleasantly
entertained tho mombors of tho Musio
Students club last ovoning
The ladies of tho First Congregational
ohuroh will tender Rov J J Parkor a
farowoll rocoptiou on Friday ovoning of
this wook
A publio meutiug of all Christian
Scientists residing in Norfolk jind
vicinity will occur next JJSunday nt II
oclock April 1 1 1001 at Orrs hull
Frank tho little son of Mr undjMrs
N A Lookwood is again very sick
with pneumonia lio had but recently
rocovorod from a previous attack of tho
disease
Dr nnd Mrs A L Muirhoad of Win-
sido wnro horo yostorday Mrs Muir
hoad was ou her way to Iowa called
there by tho announcement of tho death
of a relative
Rov and Mrs F P Wigton aro horo
from Osmond to attend tho
wedding this ovoning at the homo
of Mr and Mrs R W Williams Mr
Wigton is to officiate at tho ceremony
Tho firo dopartwont will hold its regu
lar monthly mooting tonight Special
interest coutors in this mooting as cliiof
and other ollicors of tho department for
tho ensuing your aro to bo chosen
Thoro should bo a lurga uttondauco of
members
O J Stockwoll returned last night
from Yankton S D whoro ho had
boon called owing to the serious illness
of a brother Ho states that his brother
hud been having a hard fight with pneu
monia for existence but was improving
whon ho left
Tho West Sido hose company hold a
meeting last night and elected tho fol
lowing ofllcors for tho ensuing year
Ray Hayes president Hugh Mullen
vice president and secretary Arthur
Steiubrochor treasurer Millurd Grcon
foreman 0 W Gerocko ussistaut fore
man
Yesterday was tho anniversary of tho
birth of Mr Wioburg lironiun on tho
early M O train and last ovoning a
uumbor of his friends including follow
employes culled ou aud surprised him
at his iiomo Refreshments woro served
aud an informal good timo was enjoyed
by thoso attending
Gov Shaw of Iowa will address tho
Northeast Nebraska Bankors associa
tion at its convomion to bo held hero on
April 22 Gov Shaw is a mau of na
tional roputation and tho public gener
ally will bo woll rewarded by attending
his speech which will bo given at an
hour in tho aftornoqn to bo auuouuced
later
The following out-of-town guests
havo arrived to attend the
wedding which takes place tiiis
evening at tho homo of Mrs Davpnport
on North Ninth street Mr uud Mrs
13 Winter of Madison Miss Otelia Pil
ger from Madison Frank Pilger of
Plainviow Mr and Mrs W C Daven
port nud children of Sioux City
R II Johnson formorly a photogra
pher of Red Oak Iowa hus brought tho
Michaol gallery and will reopen it
iu about two woeks Tho building
now occupied by tho Inskeop Mill-
iuory Co will bo removed to tho corner
ofMudison avenue and Fourth stroot aud
equipped with a skylight for Mr John
sous use as a photograph gallery
An exohango oilers tho following ad
vice to the person afiUcted with a young
calf which must bo made to drink
Dont beat kick swear at and abuse
that poor little calf you aro trying to
learn to drink Just stop and think how
much you would havo knowu about
drinking if somo big follow had straddled
your neck grasped an ear iu each baud
aud jammed your noso into milk up to
your eyes whon you woro two days old
Dont oxpect your calf to bo n brighter
animal thau yourself
Tho peoplo of tho Secoud Congrega
tional church enjoyed very pleasaut
Easter exercisos last Suuday eveniug
tho Sunday school soholars outortaiulug
with an iuterestiug program of speaking
aud singing Tho interior of the church
was handsomely dor oral oil with plant
and lowers and I ho peoplo of South
Norfolk filled tho building to overflow
ing Tho ollicors and soholars of tho
Sunday school showed oommondublo on
terprlso In preparing tho ontortnlnniout
and tho results woro hlghlyjjgratifyitiff
to thoso who attended
Last evening M O Walkor ontor
tainod about 20 of his friends at a stag
dinner In his npurttuoutHixt the hospital
for I ho insane tho company invited iti
eluding the conimlttoo which roooin
mended him for appointment as steward
and two others Conveynncos woro pro
vided and tho gentlemen woro taken out
to tho Institution ot 7 oclock An elab
orate llvo courHti dinner was woll served
and this was followed by cigars anil
gaiiies of cardH iu the parlors It won
after 1 1 oolook when tho guostH started
for their homes in tho olty all vowing
that stag parties on the wholo aro pleas
ant nud that this ono lu particular waa
a signal success
Superintendent D O OConnor this
morning received from State Superin
tendent Fowler notice of his appoint
ment us a member of the state examin
ing committee The othortwo members
of tho committee are Superintendent
A O Thomas of Mlndon and Professor
George 13 Cnndru or Lincoln Tho ap
pointment is for a term of two yours
The duty of tho committee is to ex
amine candidates for state teaohors cer
tificates such certificates being issued
for life to thoso who successfully pass
the examination Tho Huhjoots ou
which candidates aro examined nro
English literature general history
rhetoric physical geography chemistry
Intellectual philosophy geology zoology
trigonometry A successful examina
tion in these is required iu addition to
tlio applicant having a first gradocounty
certificate During the present year n
meeting of tho committee will bo held
heio during June also in North Plutto
aud Lincoln A second meeting of tho
committee will bo held in Liucolu dur
ing December A position ou tho com
mittee is largely honorary although tho
expenses of tho members aro paid
Congressman John S Robinson has
announced a vacancy in tho naval acad
emy at Annapolis to bo filled by an ap
poi ltment from tho Third Nebraska
congressional district This vacancy is
usually filled by a competitive culmina
tion in which young men between tho
uges of 17 and 21 years aud not loss thau
llvo feet and four or fivo inches iu
height are promittod to outer Tho suc
cessful candidate must not only pass a
good physical examination but must
show an ability educationally as well
Tho examination will probably lie hold
somotimo during Juno Superintendent
D O OConnor who is a member of tho
examining board requested that any
pupil of tho schools who desired to en
ter tho examination should lot him
know today If thero is a contestant
for tho honors from this placo it would
dobar Mr OConnor from serving oit
tho examining board but ho expresses
himself as preferring that Norfolk
should bo roprosoutod in tho examina
tion to his serving in that capacity
Boforo you buy your wall paper seo
what II C Truman can show you for G
cents pordoublo roll
W I nit M hull Wo Have for IHnert
This question urisos iu the family
every day Lot us answer it today
Try Jell O a delicious dessort Pre
pared in two minutes No bakiug 1 add
hot water and sot to cool Flavors
Lemon orange raspborry and stra7
berry At your grocers 10 ceuts
The complete service of Tho Chicago-Portland
Special via Union Pacific
enables passengers to reach tho princi
pal cities between tho north and Pacific
coast aud Missouri river not only in tho
shortest possiblo spaco of time but also
in tho most comfortublo and oujoyablo
mauuor Tho dining cars on this train
are stocked with tho host the market
affords All meals served a la carte
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