THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1005.
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CU1IN UN AMERICA AND ISRAEL
Jewi Grandest Peopl o! FMt, Yankea
Na.ion Best at Present
BOTH HOPE OF FUTURE FOR WORLDS
Mrwlih .tnnlTrroarr Is Celebrated la
All the Snaaogaea of Omaha
Kirrrl.e. Will Be Held
Boatlar, Too.
At the Saturday morning services of the
Jpwtph anniversary celebration large audl
fnt grfeted all the orators. At Temple
J.rfl Rabbi Cohn conducted the services
and delivered the address. At the two
orthodox nvnaeoKues Rabbis A. Bramson
and II. Grodilnsky conducted the aervlcca,
but the addresses for tha occasion were de
livered by Dr. A. Romm at Beth Harna
clrash Hagodol and by Dr. Philip 8her at
Congregation B'nal Israel. Dr. Romm dis
cussed the emigration of the Jew to Amer
Ira and the Influence on the national life
of his etrong characteristics, pr. Bher
considered "The Wandering Jew" from the
philosophical and sociological atandpolnts.
Kabbl Cohn'a topic at Temple Israel was
"America and Israel." He said In part:
"Israel waa, the grandest people of the
Vast; America Is the greatest nation of the
present Both are the hope of the future
for all the world. It may seem strange In
one both an American and a Jew to make
such a large assertion, but there Is one
virtue that takes precedence of modesty
and that Is truth. One great fault of the
Jew In the past, no matter what his 'ene
mies tray Say to the contrary. Is that he
lius been too modest. He has been too sub
missive, has too patiently endured the
humiliation and Indignities heaped upon
him. Zangwtll says that the Jews are the
only Christians in Europe; they are the
only ones who have turned the other cheek.
If they had been more self-assertive, if
they had evinced more of the spirit of the
Maccabees In a brave resistance against
wrong and oppression, it would have been
better for them.
Great lesson to Ihe Jew.
"That Us the great lesson this celebration
reveals to the Jew. It was the brave stand
taken by some of the early Jewish colonies
against the attempted tyranny of men like
Peter Stuyvesant and the brave assertion
of their rights in those early times by
which obstacle after obstacle was over
come and restriction after restriction re
moved. To those pioneers not only the
Jews of America are Indebted, but all
men who care for manhood, for Justice and
for liberty throughout the world.
"Tin1 Jew has been and still Is the chief
representetlvf of thrse things throughout
the ages. The Jews of Russia are now
learning this lesson and are arming to de
fend themselves. It la only since taking
that stand that a new day has begun to
dawn In Rvssla. It Is only as they con
tinue to take stand that full rights will
be finally accorded thorn when Russia
emerges from the present chaos and comes
at last, after so much bloodshed end so
much cruelty, to its own."
Rahbl Cohn ardently advised that wher
ever any prejudice or oppression arises or
shows Itself the Jew should manfully re
sist end stand upon his rights as a man, to
which all of God's children are entitled,
not by any favor, not by any privilege,
not by any tolerance, but through divine
and Inalienable right.
Self-Heapect Needed.
"Men respect those who respect them
selves. It Is better to die- for liberty
than to live without 11. Better be a corpse
than a slave." In this connection he
quoted Henry Ward Beecher's assertion.
at the time a Jew was denied his rights In
New York, "There la not another raoe
or people that is in such a sense a bene
factor of the human race aa the Jews are
and have been." This saying was praised
by Dr. Cohn as a fine tribute, coming
from a Christian and a clergyman, a clasa
not too fax-orably disposed toward tho
Jew, though professing a religion of love.
The rabbi then expanded at some length
on the manifestation of God's spirit In the
Jewish people.
"Ho deigned to dwell among the Jews.
It was through their sons and daughters
that he spoke with the voice of prophet
and of sage. It waa the Jews who gave
a God to the world, and gave It religion
and the loftiest ethics; and the book of
books, tho Bible, every word of which,
' both old and New Testament, waa written
by Jews. Jesus Himself waa a Jew. And
yet even the so-called Christian world
would deify one Jew while it would crucify
all the rest.
Recognition Borne Da)-.
"It will some day be recognized that the
Jew has Indeed been, more than Greece or
Rome, or Babylon or Egypt, or any other
nation, the world's greatest blessing."
Of America the rabbi said:
"It Is positively the grandest country on
Oud's earth a land whose ideals of free
dom. Justice and humanity are actually
woven In the very structure of the govern
ment and In the foundation of the atate.
TWO HOMES MINUS A BOY
Both Fathers Anxloaa aad Oat Gete
Kala Tla from Kaaaaa
Clalrroyaat.
And now Detectives Heitfeld and Donohue
Wish they had not spent that fiver. The
note waa cast on the waters aa bread, to
return in a few days, mutlplled ten-fold.
Chief of Detectives Dunn received a let
ter from R. P. Kevin of Pittsburg, Kan.,
asking for Information regarding the
whereabouts of John A. Kevin, a 14-year-old
son, who left home September 9 and
has never since been heard of. The father
offers a reward of $50 for the recovery of
the boy and offers to pay all Incidental ex
penses, besides requesting that the boy be
kept at a good hotel If located here. Mr.
Kevins confides the Information that he
consulted a Kansas clairvoyant, who said
the son was living In Omaha under an as
sumed name. Detectlyea Heitfeld and
Donohue were given the case to work up.
With the hope of finding the boy, and, In
cidentally, secure the reward, they called
on Madam Smlthe, seventeenth daughter
of the seventeenth daughter of the veiled
prophet, paid five plunks for a reading and
received this spirit message from the
woman:
"John A Kevin not in Omaha.
"The Kansas clairvoyant who said he
was la on the burn."
The detectives made their report to Chief
Dunn in accordance. They say they will
have to smoke cheroots for a month to
break even.
Oliver Louck of Fort Madison, la., haa
written the chief of police a letter, asking
whether Harry Louck, 13-year-old son of
the writer of the letters is In Omaha.
Louck statea the boy is 13 years of age,
left home last Easter morning with two
soldering Irons and a shoe shining box.
The boy Is described as having red hair
and freckled face.
The father Is anxious to have his boy
home for Thanksgiving dinner. Chief
Donahue will do what he can to unite the
father and son.
A Bottle of Wine
FOR YOUR
THANKSGIVING DINNER
IP IT COMES FROM
SILLER'S
IT MUST BE GOOD
1309 FARNAM STREET
PROMPT
DEklVtfRIES
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or
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RAPID RISE INREAL ESTATE
Fact la Shown by Increase In
Property Value of Fifty
Per Cent.
The rapid rise in the value of teal estate
In Omaha !s shown by a comparison of
the value of the thirty-three feet located
between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets,
on Harney, for J30.000, and the assessment
of this property during the last two years.
In inot the assessment for the l::2 feet, of
which the thirty-three feet is a part, was
180,000, which was an increase of almost
50 per cent over the assessment of 1903.
At the time of the Increase Tax Commis
sioner Fleming thought he was making
the assessment too high, but Saturday
morning said he realized the assessment
was about 60 per cent too low, or that
values were increasing rapidly.
The last week of Sam'l Burns' reduction
sale.
Auditorium Roller Klnk.
The new maple floor Is nearing comple
tion at the Auditorium and everything will
be In readiness for the opening of the big
building for roller skating on Thanksgiving
afternoon. The floor will be a delight to
the patrons of roller skating. It la hard
maple, as smooth and hard as they make
them, and laid in octagon shape at the
ends so that skaters will follow the boards
In their course around the arenaxfloor. A
new and larger akate room for the women
will be provided and the skates have all
been overhauled. Music will be furnished
by Dtminick'a band both afternoon and
evening on Thanksgiving day. Manager
Glllan announces that the pricea will re
main the same as last year. The opening
matinee will begin promptly at 2 o'clock on
Thursday afternoon.
SMOKE UP!
Cigars at Cut Prices
Our Cigar Department la a busy and
growing one these days which is not
hard to understand when it is remem
bered that we aell only standard brands
and all at popular ("Cut") prices. Thla
Is the same system that has made our
Drug Store a veritable "Bee-Hive."
EVERY SMOKER WILL RECOGNIZE
SOME OF THE BRANDS BELOW:
Sanchcc A Haya, Clear Havana, 4 for...!5o
rontler, 10 for 2tc
F. B. O., 10 for 26c
Red Horse, 10 for 25o
K. H. Gato, Key West. 7 for Sue
E. H. Gato, Londres Clear Havana, each 7o
Little Tom, 8 for 25c
Henry George, 8 for iific
George W. ChllUs, 1 for 26c
Albert tho Great, 7 for 20c
El Cupltan General, 8 for Xx:
Owl, i for !ac
Fernandez Havana (3 for 26c Blzo),
S for fc
Garcia Havanaa, 6 for 2no
C'apadura, 7 for 26a
Tom Moore, 4 tor "-"c
Tom Moore (large sixe), S for 2Sc
Robert Burns, 4 for !c
Lord Anson, 3 for 25c
Garcia Havana, for 25c
Clear Havana, each o
Any 6-cent cigar. 4c, or $1.75 per box.
Any 3 for 26c cigar (domestic), ja.00 per
box.
Sherman &L1cConne!l
flfim Pn Comer 16th and
UlUy UU. Dodge St., Omaha.
tetB rAbm STOUTS. OMAHA
(Feoplee Fnraltara at Carpet Co.)
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Cash
or
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MORE FREE TURKEYS
"We have decided
to continue for
Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday
the giving away of
Turkeys free with
S a c h and every
CASH or CREDIT
Bale of ten dollars
($10) or over in
our1
MEN'S
CLOTHING
DEPT.
ONLY.
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lavawjifc. N'-.-- : .., ewu fiiionlitv nil Vinriil
The fclrie Railroad,
The Picturesque Trunk Line of America,
announces its through train service from
Chicago to New Tork and Boston, Mass.,
also its Columbus (O.) short line. Tor
through tickets and rates of fare, etc.,
apply to your local ticket agent, or to J. A.
Dolan, T. P. A., Railway Exchange, Chicago.
The Christmas Season
Calls forth all of one's powera
of Judgment there Is euch h
wide range of gifts to choose '
from. Let us help you decide
now. Tou have the time;, we t
have the stock. We will lay '
aside your selections.
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OR) CH)(3 OOOOSIS'
Wabaah TbankaglTtnin Ratea.
Tickets sold November 29 and 30.
Good returning until December 4.
One and one-third fare for round trip.
All Information cheerfully given by call
ing at Wabash city ticket office, 1001 Far
nam street, or address Harry E. Moorea,
O. A. P. D., Wabash R. R-, Omaha, Neb.
S-K wedding nnga. ftonoim.
Harry B. Davis, undertaker
jeweler.
Tel. JB1
"Railroad Dealings with the Public" la
the live topic to be discussed Sunday, No-
vcmber 26, at the Omaha Philosophical so- I
clety, Mr. Walter Breen delivering the
opening address. The society meets at
room S Patterson block. Seventeenth and
AUDITORIUM
ROLLERRlim
GRAND OPENING
THANKSGIVING DAY
M stint t P. M. Night 7:30
ELEGANT HEW MAPLE
FLOQa. BALL-BEARING
SKATES, FINE MUSIC
A LIST Of TfJPTATI
Honestly, we can consider It nothing leas. We name below a few
of our watches, each and every one a splendid bargain, and just what
yon will need for holiday gifts.
A good working watch, Elgin or Waltham movement, silver- C QC
lne, dust and water-proof case, only.... 4). J
For the Boy A 16 size boys watch, Elgin or Waltham (T TP
movement, only 0. D
'Our famous 15-Jewel, Elgin or Waltham movement, gold CQ 7C
filled, twenty years guaranteed case, only. J I O
Bame watch as above, but 17 C11"7C
Jewels ,..$liO
Our ladles' watch, gold filled hunting case, twenty years C 1 1 rt
guarantee, plain or engraved ImOU
Another ladles' watch, permanent gold case, guaranteed 7 t
to wear for life.....
All the Above Movements Guaranteed Five Years.
We should have enough of these watches to satisfy all reasonable
demands, still our supply Is limited, and we can get no more before the
new year. Consequently, come early to the Headquarters for Watches.
AT THE SIGX OF THE CItOWX.
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113 South Sixteenth Street. Opposite the Boston Store.
Fine watch repairing. We employ only first-class watch makers
and jewelers and guarantee satisfaction. Watch Inspector for C, St.
P., M. & O. u. K. and Inspectors of clocks for all tho city schools.
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ITnrnfim ntritll- The Dubllo la Invited. Ad-
Aiiii-m-a is milliner name mr opportunity, mia8ion free.
1 ne tana 01 uie square ueai, wnere all men
have a fair chance on their title aa men, to
enjoy life, liberty and the pursuit of happl
neis. The very unique distinction of our
country Is that It welcomes men of all
lands, of all nationalities and of all creeds.
In this way la America the hope of the
world and Is becoming more and more an
example and an inspiration to all mankind.
On thla virgin continent of the new world
the new experience has made a government
built up from the foundation on the noble
principles of justice and of right
"To be a Jew is an honor, and has always
been. To be an American is an equal
honor, but to be a Jewish American, an
American Jew, is to bear a double distinc
tion. Is to wpur a two-fold crown, and is
the greatest honor of all."
The People's store received a cablegram
from thj sultan of Turkey protesting
agulntit the giving away of turkey. Our
Bfcret.-iry of state says: "Go on with the
good tvurk." 80 we will continue Monday,
Tuesday und Wednesday to give turkey
away with every cash or credit sale of
111), or over. In our men's clothing depart
ment only..
Have Root pi int u
A Nice Christiras Gift-Till Dec. 1 we give
with euch do- of regulur-prioed photo,
from $4 up, 1 extra portrait In a beautiful
meizo portfolio. H. Heyn. photographer, 314
to Sal 8. loth, weat side cf street, 3-story bldg.
Important Notice.
Effective, Sunday, November 26. Important
change of time on Rock Island, on and
after which date, train No. 8. will leave
Omaha at 7:00 a. m., Instead of 7:85 a. m.,
train No. 34 will leave Omaha 11:15 a. m..
Instead of 11:50 a. m. and train No. 42
will leave Omaha at S:S a. m., instead of
3:33 p. m. Consult time card In another
column. For further information Inquire,
1S23 Farnam Street.
Prices Admission 10c
Skates 15c Wraps 5c
MAUI Undertaking Co.. 1517 Capitol Ave.
To Kit Your Purs.
Have you but a small Bum to spare for
that gift? Bee our treasures of art pottery.
A piece of Oouda, Wedgewood, a charming
bit of Roodwood or elegant brasa goods.
None of which would look out of place
In any collection.
MAWHINNEY ft RYAN CO.
Car' of Thanks.
We wtih to extend sincere thanks to our
friends for the many acts of kindness and
Bympathy shown during the sickness and
death of our beloved wlfii and mother, and
also for the many beautiful flowers.
M. UDFTU8.
ELIZABETH LOFTU8,
MRS. J. W. RILEY. "
Write Mawhinney & Ryat, ror 1306 Christ
mas Jewelry catalogue. It'a free.
0B FARC FUn THIS HOUND TRIP.
tvaalo Great W
Via rhlvaafo Great West era Railway
One fare for the round trip via Chleaga
Great Western Railway to points within
150 miles. Tickets on aa)e every Saturday
and Sunday up to December 17. Oood re
turning the following Monday. Low ratea
to other points on sale every Friday. For
full information apply to 8. D. Parkhurst.
O. ., 1&13 Farnam street.
Atteatlaa, Germaa Antrrlcaae!
Important meeting of German-American
Republican club Monday. Nov. 17, at I p. m.
at the office of Judge Altstadi, fourth (l(X,i
Paxton block. All are Invited.
H. TIMME, President.
M. FE1ERMAN. Secretary.
Man's, boys . chUdin- doming, hata,
ladies' ami, skirts, millinery, etc.. earn er
eredit. People'a Store. lttn and Farnam.
SPfcXIAL RATES
For TbankasjlTlaa; Day.
The Missouri Pacific will sell round trip
tickets at very low rates November Ith
and J'tth. Ihnit December 4th. Full Informa
tion at city ticket office, southeast corner
15th and Farnam Sts., Omaha, Neb.
PRESCRIPTIONS
CalUd for filled accurately
d delivered promptly.
Telephone 32.
H. S. KING
SecMMer t i. a, ,
84th and Farnam Sta.
CUNNINGHAM AV CUNNINGHAM
Land and Imlgratlon Agents,
831-403 N. Y. Life Bldg. OMAHA. NEB.
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St. Louis and Ran Francisco ..ilroad
Solicit correspondence with those who con
template changing their location and tho
wlio are seeking land as an Investment.
We control the aale of large and small
tracts of land on and adjacent to the Frisco
Railroad In Missouri. Arkansas. Oklahoma,
Indian Territory and Texas. No trouble
to answer questions personally er by num.
SPECIAL RATES OEC. ftth and ttfth
KIDINEY Item?
KIDNEY. BLADDER and LIVER trouble
cured under positive guarantee. To prove
tht muilts of Dr. Bright' marvelous rem
edy we will send a FREE SAMPLE to all
uurlercrs from kidney backache, weak back.
Nephritis, Bright s Disease, Diabetes, Cys
titis, Painful Urination, scanty or to fre
quent urination, Dribbling, Bed Wetting,
Gravel and Slone In the madder. Rnou 11.1
tls.n. Bllllousness and Constipation. Send
for Dr. Brlghl's valuable treatise and symp
tom blank und be cured at home at mnull
coat by a rcgu'ar graduated physician and
successful specialist. Every co rr-celvus
special, scientific treatment. Don't expuri
menl with patent medicines and don't de
lay. Addreoe, Dr. Bright, hli Aliu dc,
Cincinnati. Ohio. He will cure you evon
when others have failed.
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in Cleaning and Dyeing work, as well
as in anything else. It's the satisfac
tory way that we do every Job that
wins friends and patrons tbr us.
Try us.
The Pantorium
407 South Fifteenth Street
TELEPHONE 963
N. B.-VIE CLEAN CARPETS, TOO
See the Mys
terious Bust in
ourHlh Strtet
Window
2 to 5 P. M.
mm mum
TIIK HKUAI1LK blOKK.
Is it Wcmsn o
Wax?
Set the Bust
Monday
2 to 5 P. M.
Great Sale of Men's Shirts
Griffin Brand Shirts, worth up (T
to $2 choice Monday
A largo shipment of the celehratod '
tiriffin'ltrnnd Shirts refused by us on
account of long delay in delivery vraa
sold to us at a great price reduction.
The newest styles, the best patterns--worth
up to $2 per garment all in
one lot Monday, at,
choice
Manufacturer's stock of high grado
Men's Shirts, all new, clean stock in
very best fall styles, worth regularly
$1.00, to close out Monday,
Men's and Boys' Sweaters In all sizes,
winter welgths, worth 1C
75c, at SJC
Men's Ties- A manufacturer's surplus
stock of Silk Ties, in four-in-hand
or club, worth up to 50c, I"),
at laC.C
choice
Men's Shirts and Drawers Heavy
tleece lined, all sizes,
worth 75c, Monday
Men's Woolen Vnderwear Sample
lines and broken lots from our own
stock, worth up to CA.
$2.00, at.
Ladies' Hose In fine lisle and mnco cotton, plain black or fancy colors, In
light, medium or heavy weight, worth up to 50c In A I?'-?-?"
three lots Monday at lUL-lijC
f'liil(lnii' Hose -Heavy ribbed. In all Ladies' Ciwtltmerc Hose-Black with
gray heel and toe, 39c val-
ues, at JC
GREAT LACE AND EMBROIDERY SALE
A general clean-up of our entire Lace and Embroidery stock begins Mon
day. Don t nii89 this opportunity.
Pretty Edees und Inserting, worth
regular up to 20c per yard, fi
at JC
25c and 35c Edges and lnscrtlngs,
In this sale at 1ft
yard 1UC
20c and 25c Machlln Edzes and In
sertings go Monday at 7'
per yard f C
10c and 15c Val Edges and Insertlngs
at one price per fi
yard DC
DOc Sofa Pillow Tops. In
signs, on sale Monday
at
pretty de-
19c
Plain and Fancy ltibbons, In all col
ors, worth up to 30c, at 1fl
mit
yard
25c Pillow Tops, in nobby
designs, at
Pearl Buttons worth 5c per
dozen Monday
Allover Net Top and Venice Laees
Monday at yard
-Regular $2.00 and $3.00 values,
liAYDEE3 BROS.
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..2ci
98c
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Patent Colts
Why pay K for a pati-nt colt shoo
of the $3 value, when you can get for
J3.50 what others ask U for?
The real swell shoe this fall and
winter is the Patont Colt and Tatent
Kid with dull kid tops New 6waggir
Pntay last for dress or street wear.
We have others In both welt and
turn soles, and If you are looking for
the real thing In women's fall shoes
you should see the titylos we carry.
DrexelShoe Co.
1419 Farnam 81.
- SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
THE GREAT THING
about a WALK-OVER shoe
is the way your foot wlU
look and feel In it.
After you have worn a pair
you will understand why cor
rect dresBers wear thirhi ex
clusively. Best for the Price
$31 i jM
$4
Walk -Over Shoe Store
IS2I Farnam
Ed S. Thompson, "The Walk-Over
Man."
STYLE BOOK FREE.
G.A. L1NDQUEST CO.
MEKCHAXT TAILORS,
MAKE BEST CLOTHES.
FALL SELECTIONS NOW IN.
SttO-2.1U I'ailua Block. 'Pboae 1(M1.
Sixteenth and Farnam 8ta.
Jewell Tea Co.
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DEPUTY BTATB TETERINARIAN,
H. L RAMACCIOTTI, D. V.
CITT TE.TKRIWARIAX.
Office and Islrmary, lUi aod Maaea Stav,
CMJLHA, iaa Telephone ta.
Tea.
Cocoa
Coffse
Spices
Extracts
Baking Powder
See Our Premiums
1410 Howard Street.
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Shoes For
Thanksgiving
Day
Any man will enjoy his Thanks
glvlnfi dinner better if he knows he
la well dressed. You can't hide
your feet. But you can dress them
well and in correct style, at a very
moderate cost, if you will coiuo to
the right place; and tlila store is
the place.
$3.50, $4 or $5
will do nioro for your fwt at this
store than anywhere else. At either
price you get the most for your
money. And the ahoea you get here
are fitted right by expert shoe
Utter.
FRY SHOE CO.
Uth nd Doiqln Sts.
& THE
IN ALL SEASONS
ON
"The Overland Route"
Trains Equipped with Composite Obaervatlon
Cars. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars, Tourist
Sleeping Cars, Free Kecllnina; Chair
Cars, Steam Heat, etc. Dining
Cars, Meal3 a la Carte.
ELECTRIC LIGHTED TRAINS
UNION PACIFIC
Two meals quicker to San b'ranciaoo
than via any other line.
Inquire at
CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1324 FARNAM ST.
Tbone 334.
Always hayeN
ROCK
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Xandcokcco.
jS I MAJIN IT ST1
DR. BRADBURY
FARNAfV
Taatk Extracted. JSc
Petrcala.B) F.IUbk $ I up
Uaul Filling SI up
N.iv.r Fiija.. .c up
Crw $Xi4 up
fUUev. i0(J up
DENTIST
l Year Sam. Location
Phana 1756.
BrIJg. Work 13.80 o
Nrv. removed with.
out pain
Looaa T.4h Mad
-Solid.
Work fatMaiaBi 1 raajm.
No Hoadaoho. Nervousness or Insomnia
WNIN VCU tMOKI
Meroaratiie igars
Uaoauao Yu Ar Cmohlnj A Fin SolaoUd Havana Tobacco
and Which Has Boon Careful. y and Presort Troatoal.
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