.A
THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MARCH 17, 19lJ
5
.Nebraska
' Nebraska
BOARD . HAS BOND PROBLEM
Feurtuk. City Gas Company Cae
Perplexes Rail Comaiinionen.
QUESTlOX' or WATEB ABBES
Ilec'slaa Ml He IIcbcbc T hctl.ee
yA Caarfillua Uartaill Aalhorl-
'aatlaa a.r lai'itim rarer far
tartMirativa.
(From a Staff Corrcrfomlanl.) ". ,
J.IXCOCV, March ' KT..s"iec1al.-TBe
bearing today before th.;' railway com
mission, on .the., a'iritic.itiou of the. Ne
braska Gas company to brae ." In
a ifts an . iii bund brought out
forcibly Uie line ef clcavafic which ha
l . apparent In the board (or eome
t-it!i'. 'lUv differences aie not personal,
bit ro to fhuTer- basts of toe policy of
tie curhnil-skm lit matter of capttaliia
a1 turn uf iiubMc .:.tvic.. corporations.. , m
T. U lta;i l.okls i the .theory f the
law ttiat . lt nschietts the .issuance of
tltlier stocks -or'bonda -unless tangible
property la-ehoipt to exist to the face
value ot sUtfh avcurltlea and that the
Ikui d mi: H have tetnierlce "of such 'facta
before it before authorising the Issuance
of any .cuuli sto.-ka ' and bonds. . The
o'Uar a members, lr. II. J. Wlnnett
Bail, Ilrury, T. ylarke, J1--" ho tn
idea tlu-.t such aclual valuation of prop
city is .not noceaaanr en all -case rt
s'ai&iiic Hoc, tut tltat money put into
H irbW rty, thutish It nUy have been
dissipated capital,- might- 'rightfully
be counkUied' In pennittlng Issuance ot
bto-ftt In u coiiipwny like the one In'qucs
llon. v.hV.'" bus Juut ceine through bank
ruptcy.. Just as thf argument between the cbm
Iult8(onr was getting . down where it
Was lnterretfrar Dr. Wlnnett, ; who" la
chairman of the' beard, tild the cdinmla
siuii Wcuta -mko tke. ti-tiLon under ad
v aiment. rnd debate out the question
arming themselves. ' ' ' . "
I J History ef Case-.
J V It appears irom llie ataument of Prank
y Cuu'sr. vlw presented the petition,
f JVat at the -time of foreclosure the face
uf the bonds and other Hems amounted
tu WM.lt, inj that the original com
'any hid put. urtoaeilur.' -fM.esr.TS into
lite p:oe:l.- The bonJlK Iders boaghl It
Kin for the iipeti.prlcv ii'stM. oind since
that tine rail put m' try mcaita of loans
and bills ui.taiij...u SH.ia.l .Their pe
tition It ta bs pci milled tu organlto by
. Ueu:ia" fj.n ii"sluc: u'i ! uwu ol
the plai.l ur.J. , Jj.tlLO In. .bond t j pay
I lloattni; ;B:ytiui. ar.J "lor bettt-r-tnents
and, etcr!ons.,," Cbmni'fcsiin-'r
yfi'iarka hy a,c;nf-tton Vrtjralit out the
' statement froyi''rudver itiiit the' ffqrinrt
liondlrolilcr who now oiritcd the plant
waald- hart tSMittte li bond tney
vere not markeuhle. tu nuy-the l..".l
wklvh' they had aitvamrd atid IhaS .thi;)'
Hould-be-takcn ofef- at.loat thaniir. ,
Hr vllull sust.f lliit If such was IX
rune fliers would bf nothing loft iur bet
tmnema, and that aa llr.. liouvcr-nad
I admltt-d. the company was laxtrig money
c-f ry -morriti W the' basis bf Jts present
IMTdiiclna'aiMl rcrvlna; capacity, the public-
would 1i ho wlso be benefitted "by lb
reorcanlaatJon of. tlwi, company. ( -.,,
Commli slonar Hall sought to aaosri aln
i ..... . .
1 1 vi ii air, uuurcr wnat in pnyaicai va'ue
Jal" ot .the. -property a a utna ouncern,' waa
. out air. vouvcr said no aid not know but
that at ow time tlio bondholders kkd
been offered ".) -for ft and that he
Kiwascd It Waa rrth.btwen N,DW and
.....
. ',' Qaestloa of . ImproTraseata. .
On th question us to how the company
expected to make Improvement, -even It
llie, petition a (ranted, there did not
appear to be such difference between tht
commissioners, bat all through h hekr
InaT It waa evident K waa two to.onavoa
lUs, question of holding cempahles down
to capitalisation on the value ot tangible
pioperty. Both Mr, Ilall nnd Mr. Clark
based- (heir cotit-mlbns on III racttcs
of the .Ksw ; "fork .commission. .which Ik
operat!r.( Vader the tjrr.o lew. as- N.
biaft. boftltve itlrffviAd is lftihaf'''lhai
i Xjr ork'to1rtilrlon had'devldtd. Mw
y the question WIUOw decided remain to be
JT seen, but tbsM j every ruaabn to bdlsve
f that In eaceulfvif actslbn the discussion
Is likely 14 be warm. Mr. Han insists
that the company bring Jri an lnreotbry
showing It'haa HJ,-worth' ot 'property,
'clear ot incumbrance a the basis ot that
, amount ot stock and Uie proceeds ot any
bond Issued above the stock shall go
NlntO tb property. While H I evident the
other two do not consider It necesiary
that the stock' should represent tanglbl
value enual to the tac ot. Untock..v
! Mr. Gourcr , plead that , the .company
Iiope to make the property profitable by
I ' better management and thus obtain if rom
I 1 roflts th money fo Improvement esq
to rt value. behind the -efock lasu.
Pioneer Woman of
Seward Goiinty Dead
SEWARD. Neb.. -March li-(Spedal
Telegram. Mi a. Henrietta Bciuilnghoven
died, at her hoane here FrWsy.' aged TS
years. Sh was the widow ot the late
Gottlieb . Beaninc'iovrn. agricultural
editor of. the killng Oei-man- daily
papces In Cliu-ago and. St. Lauls. . S be
a .one ot Uie pioneer women of Xe
Hraxka, and came uer In, Hv- Followr
ing h.r husband, who bad settled here
a year before, she crosee Hit ocean alone
with her .eight boys In seventeen days.
The city council at Bremen endeavored
In' rtin to' persuade her from emigrating.
Emperor William, the, first, stood sponsor
t her eighth sua, William, at hts christen-,
lug. This boy later avrsed In the United
State -army during the Philippine war.
ilr. Benninghovea waa the; mother ot
nine boys,- all of whom are living "today,
highly refected in their community.' airs.
BtnnlMgl.oven'as'"the picture bf health
and looked . remarkably young for her
aae,-lul he waa stricken with apoplexy
a -few year ago, a reocurrence ot which
ended her eventful and highly interesting
tnqugii luhorlou life. ' ' '
I:
Nebraska
OAKLAND PUBLISHERS ASK
DAMAGES FROM BANK
TGKAUAII, Neb.. March k-(8peclai.)
liuttan Hrothers, publisher 'ot the
Oakland Mull which was recently closed
by the Oakland State bank' under chat
tel mortgage proceedings, In answer to
the petition of the bank tor Judgment
upon their note. 'allege through their
attorneys that tlie bank obtained con
trol of past due paper they had given
through . misrepresentation. They ask
for damages In the sum ot Mn for the
Injury they hare aualalned In the clos
ing up of their1 place of business. An
Interesting feature of their answer I
that the original capital for the eatab-
llxhment'of Hie 'printing business at
Onkland waa furnished by their mother,
a soldier's widow, out ot pension money
and that she .herself -In getting lliero
start had assisted .there by her own
labor In "the print shop. Tb case will
come up at the coming session' of the
district court which convene on Monday,
March la, with Judge. Troup presiding,
COUNTRY LIFE CONGRESS AT;
-.BROKEN BOW POSTPONED
', Thirtieth TtaaWeraary le. '
Urandel. itores devote entire, news
parer . seVtk.'n to" advertising today.
Pirn
Ho
They've AH Gone!
Xo Mure Humiliation; the Wowdrrful
Stnart Calclnm Wafers Oe Klulit
After" those Pimple, Bull a ad .
' : kla Kruptkins. , .
BROKEN BOW. Neb.. March l.-Sp
ejal." Owing to the recent heavy . tall
of snow In the county It ws found- necei-
mry.to poftpop-the Country Llf eon
grr that waa to hav been held, her
that week '.to Thursday and Friday, ot
next week. -March 'SI and M. It will he
a two days' session and d much stronger
prnfram than waa originally mapped out
will be presented. Th meeting will as
sume the form. of. a big conference, at
whlcb'tltn both -audience and" speakers
will have an opportunity to lak part.
tilzcussioas .ot. various iniportknt sub
jects to the rurallte will be Indulged . In,
and. lt waa largely for this reason tlit
the. offleera of the aongress decided .'to
hold- a two days', rather than 'a ' on
daj's,' session.' ' r ,
v :. ?!:..!.'..
CITIZENS' PARTV-AT'1
' LEXINGTON NAMES -SLATE
IJCXINOTOK. Metrr-March - H.- Spe
cial." The cltlscrf' party held "a 'cabcua
in Aubels liall and placed In nomination
the following officer for ..the coming
spr'ng elections . . , . , , ,
Mayor, F. Zlmmerer; clerk, Joe Jjem-
mcr; treasurer, A. P. "rVles; engineer,
A. P. Smith; councilman. It. Emerson,
Will Vorwalder and Isaao Nit ley; mem
ber' of th school board,' J. A.' Byrnes
and F. L. Temple.' .'." .
' Tie' regular March 'term o'f ' district
court Is now' In session.' Hon. 'II. M.
Cftrherr Jiftlge' 6f KoMli Platte,' itresld
Ing. . Tbe flff part of ttie time Is taken
tip with jury work which will last' about
two Jceka ' , ' ; ' ' " ' ' ' '," '
fArmers''.'elevato"r Men:.:
.yjalk , shop. at hastings
: HASTINGS." Neb'.. March 'kl4SaLi.
The Farmers' Elevator ktats association
held, a locar meeting her ' yesterday.
About twenty companies were repre
sented "by more than twice '.that many
people. . .. The grain men of Hasting and
Mia Bamhill of Lincoln gay a aupper
at the Bostwlck hotel, at which forty
guest were present. ,'Iiisuranoi and tax
ation were the, most Impbrtsnt questions
discussed and definite actio will be
taken on both. ' '
Tr al aca- aaat "Tree t "Ft It.
o need for ah yon to go "about any
'longer Willi a lac covered with pimple.
' blotches, erar-tlon, blaklmwlsv and liv
er spot a Tht-h are all doe to Impurities
la trie blood. Cleans the blood thor
oughly and th blemishes wDl disap
pear. -. ' ' t ' .' " "
That" what tuart' Calcium- TVafera
ar Intended tb accomplish and do ac
totrtl'th. Ttsir principal Ingredient
is CaJcl'aa' Sulphide. tHe qalckett and
most fhore?fi blood cleanser known.
The wooerul little - wafer get
rltfCt lto .tfce blood, and. dcatroy erup
tre anbelai.ee preaeot la it Jn some
caiea a tew. iaysla sufficient to make
wa marked improvement. And when the
blood Is pure the whole ay item la a hun
dred per cent better. .-''. . "I -,
Iwa't, fret any . looger about these
blackbsads,- pimples. bolls, 'tetter.
ectma.-apor or atria eruption: they all
go and "go quick' If you us Stuart's
Wasera "' .' .
NEWS, NOTES , OF ALLIANCE
en :
Bfakorato PrewarBtlsaa Drlaar Made
fer telebrallss of ft. Pat- -.',,'
',; rick's Day. ' "' ; ",-',
ALUA.VCE.' Neb.. March U.-MSOedal.)
-The Cstholle . conuaanlty ' In this efty
has made alaborat aJrangemeeirs for th
eelebrauon of Ut Patrick' day. on Sun
day, i To program, for th day. le high
mas at-1 a. m.. and a 8u Patrick ser
mon by Father Donnelly, pastor, of. the
parish; st -noon a banquet will b served
In J ha Knights of Columbus hall by tbe
ladle of the parish, and la th evening
a vocal and Instrumental tntenarhment,
eonalstlng of nineteen numbers, beside
speeche by Representative 'Walter II.
Kent, who will speak on "faith and
Fatherland," and Mr. F.M. Broome,
whoa theme' will be th "Irish In Amer
ica." . -" - -..
The sever storm ' eaperlenced 'In the
east 'last merit ha utterry demormiiaed
the BuHlntton' train' servtcs her today.
WcstUound train '44 arrived- here tour
hours larK and train over- six hour
behind schedule, both having stuck In tbe
now on tMreat'end of the Alliance di
vision. Freignt service- wa temporarily
swurnded. FWfmlwo teet t six. inches
ot anow fell ever . tbe entire county
Thursday. K - " i
The Alliance liighacbwl jleclamatory
coaust was:beld in. tbe epara house last
night, a larje audience being In attend
ance, . There, ( were eleven' contestants,
four In oratorical, two in humorous knd
Ore In dramatic- exerciaca. .'..""
Fred Sweeney was- declared the winner
of the oratorical Pauline ' Montgomery
of the dramatic and Leon Mallery of the
humorous contests." . ' " '. '
m judge were KOperintendent ' TTel-
Merrick County Boys
Are Heirs to Part of
Big Estate in Russia
' CEXTP.AI. C1TT. Nt-b;. March K-fSpecial.K-lr
an estste.ian be settled tip
In Bustia before the ptesent treaty lapees.
two Merrkk county boys will be ad
vanced from comparative poverty to- men
of means worth In the neighborhood ot
JM.(t each. The two boy are Charles
R Entry and Paul Anthony Bmry living
a. few mile north of Silver Creek, The
father of the boye Is Albert B. Bmry ot
New York. The. family formerly, lived
In New York, but when the boys were
slill lad the father and mother dis
agreed and parted, and the mother came
west, bringing with her the boy a Later
she married a man by the nam of
Phegley, residing In tienoa.
There was a rich uncle tu the family
named Enoch' Emfy. In his advancing
years he became unbalanced and was
confined in an eastern asylum. ..During
one of hts lucid Interval he waa released
from th asylum, and collecting about
IWrUW of his wealth, he left thla country,
and locating In Russia Invested JUi
securities there, and Increased his
fortunev tenfold. He later became - in
sane again.' and, wa cdnftned In various
aaylurn over Europe, at one time being
in the paupers' asylum In Berlin. .He
finally died last aummer In the govern
ment ylum In Moscow. . II bad named
the boys among his heirs, a h left no
direct descendants, and their father also
cam In for a part ot th estate. ; Thar
thfeateutd to be a contest between thu
father and sons and other heirs, but tow
an sijKument haa been reached, and haatu
Is, being taken to secure the wealth left
by th uncle dn Russia.
decree has been entered la the county
court here thla week setting up th terms
ot the .agreement between th boys and
their father. Attorney E. C Rets ha.
been appointed . attorney ftf th boy,
who are minora
NOTES' FROM CALLAWAY
Ureas Will Be Jaaae La City
" Election and W 111 De Voted .
- - a Direct. . " ';
. CALUAWAT; Keb.. March" ll-(8pe-clal.)
The : ctusena' : party bald lu eauou
and placed la nomination J. H. Decker
and D. P. Young. , These two eandldat
made the race a year-ago and were de
feated "only .ley. ).wp or three vote.; Thu
temperance people have placed In nom
!:ist'cn Fred D. Plnnsll and ' Dr. M. K.
Shriver. There will be but two; trusteeit
to be elected, the thro elected last year
holding over. For th first time the Ques
tion -of license or no license will be de
cided by the voters direct atKLWlli appear
upon th ballot as a separata Issue. .
The Callaway High school' will hold Itn
declamatory contest .at th opera houen
ore Wednoedwy evening. March 20. ,
While working on a dray and handling
heavy freight, Arthur Depuy wae so seri
ously Injured yesterday that he W1U bn
confined to hi bom tor tome tint.
-Word baa- been received ' here ol the
death ot Lars Bllxt at Gothenburg on
Tuesday.', Mr. Bllxt waa on ot the early
etUsr i of this commutnty, being a
farmer and stockman and the owner ot a
large tract of th best land on Tallin
labia About three years ago his health
became to bad .that h waa compelled to
quit, tin farm and. moved to Callaway,
where he went - Into- tile .live .Block busi
ness.: Cast fall, together with Mrs. Bllat.
b went to California, but found that that
climate wsa doing hlra n geod.i ' He
started. upon the return trip home, but
upon' reaching .Gothenburg became, so
much worse that he.osuld not make tti
drive on to hi farm, horn. . .' .'.
Eldrldg Breading, .an old and respected
eltlxen of thla locality, passed away, at
the bom of hi daughter,. Mrs. Walter
Fschtman, west of Callaway, after an
(lines ot several month. . ' . -'
; J. J.. Culll ton, foreman ef a stael laying
gang oh tb extension tb. Staptetonj was
attacked by a number.' ot Greek laborers
and badly Injured. He ws rescued by
Superintendent Brown and th train craw
and brought to this city In the caboose.
He will recover. The Ureeka have see
discharged and replaced by Italian. '
aaJtsaaafaasa H0BBKESB0KBKB&'iim .-j-fr
J - -', . v- ii
V
ou can Lav a trial package ef , mund . of Crawford. Principal Whitfield
Stuart- Calcium .Wafer, simply , by of Remregfoffl and Judge Ctudevine of
seadlng j ei; oarje and address t P.- A. I Erldgepert. - s - - V .
ataart C'W Stuart P-Wg, Marshall.
JJlch. Ta.-.. wiien you , hav . proved
tnalr value. )ou can get the reatar-fza
aackage for it ctnts at airy druf store.
The dl!nct "'contests wni"W hW fa
Allatnce en Jtarcij a. at wbleh delegates
from Mlnaure, r'eott s Bluff. Mitchell
and . Bridgeport y-J particltw'; -;
:.
OTOE COUNH -NEWS NOTES
Mall service I Saaawadeo" Faaerst
- ef Jassee Dickey Meld '.
. - - . . . Friday. ...
NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., March
(Special.) The" storm of Wednesday arid
Thursday "has again completely "blocked
all of th road In th county with' anow
and th rural, route earrlara have both
unable to get oyer any part 'of 'their
routes. It has seen over three weeks
sines' sny of them went over their entire
routes, and Just before this last storm
IHey were all ablt to get -but about fli t
mile each day and return. Kdw they
are unaU' to gtt'even over that por
ldh; "fba fanners report-the drift fire
and six feet deep In mny of the reads,
both east and west ana north and sooth.
It may be a Week before-th -roads are
opened to the farmers can travel, let
alone the mall 'carriers. The road of
thl county hav never been blocked as
bad ln-ta -history of the. oounty a at
th present time, and. as a result toe
country trade Is cut off from this point.
The funeral ot James Dickey, who died
Thursday .frovni stroke, of paralysis.
was herd - yesterday afternoon. He wa
born In Brunswick. Ma, end graduated
from J he schools at that place when he
was 14 years of age. He cam to thl
city, with his-parent. In 11, and bad
slBce made It ms home. . ATter. the
death of : hit father, Judge R. H. Dickey,
one of the leading mea of thl section,
he became a rechrae. -
Company. C gave aaeceptlon in honor
ot their newly .ejected captain. Fred 8.
Butt,, arid Major Clyde MoCormickv who
waa their ,-oaaiuln prior to his election
a on of the staff -oKloer of the reO
ment. i a ' banquet - was -Spread r and '.
general good time was had- .Aawng the
side attraction tor the evening waa a
wrestling match -Wet Fee a Terry and
Rodenberger. in which, the former, wen
In'two straight fall. - '. . - ,
B.. K. Bradte:'. Charles, Johnapa and
U..U.;Bartling go (o. Fails City- In th
morning to attend th meeting called to
form: a new. bsse ball league to, be oom-
aoted of town In southeastern Ne
braska. They nave secured, the neces
sary please , ef plenty of becking to
maintain a strong .'team here ..for tbe
eontlng season. ' , , , ..-:.
fcinjl Jaaobaon, fin of tbe . leading
farmers .of North Branch precinct, has
filed for county commissioner on the
democratic, ticket.. W..F. Mora'n has
filed again for tha office of county at
torney on th democratic tlcjtet. '
Ah Exhibit of Artistic Furniture
. - ,.-- - . -
: Our Annual
"BERKEY & GAY WEEK"
v '
. . .'- i V - . V ' -
' , --. . ' .' . .
A Rare Opportunity Jo See Some of the Most
Beautiful Furniture That Modern Skill .
is Capable of Producing
CNE year ao, we gave the people of Omaha an
J ' Opportunity to see a 'display of furniture that was
a revelation to the hundreds that , visited our
, Store. We have decided to make this ah annual event
and have been getting ready for many weeks to make
this special display during, the week of March 18th.
No doubt you know of the high quality of the furniture that
Comes from the shops of the Berkey & Gay Furniture G)mpany of '
Grand Rapids, Mich. Their products are accepted a? the standard
- for beautiful and artistic design, excellence of workmanship and -
soundness bf material. " . ' ,-, . '" . '
jv - This Riiwial dinpluy oonuUts largely of bed room, dining-room and living room
- sets and 'library piwes, I'tfoiilo of artiHtio tasf eu onnnot afford to ovorlook' tlie im-portam-e
of this exhibition. This make of furniture in sliown and sold by us exelna
' ively in Omulia. -'' ' . . .- , ' Vi . ..
t A'-
' -'-"in rprodunng''mai"terpieces of clnrssic periods Jt js ocknowIetlgtHl that they am
u'uereeiloa in the production of tasteful' modern designs. ' '
.V'.V7;v'The exhibit mitt be at onee instructive and artistic. " H , ; ,
r Beginning on Monday, March 18th, and continuing through the week, our 8,toro'
: 'r' will be specially arranged for the display of a representative line, of this celebrated
furniture. AVe not only assure you that you will bo heartily. welcomed,' but we invite
' ' you to ask your friends to come wi til you. , '
v . ; We confidentially give our personal' assurance of the importance of "Berkey. &
' '.Gay Week." ; . - ' - ; : ,
v Laces and Bed Sets
' -. For this week's display , we have assembled an unusual sliowing of the
'quality table covers, lacPs and bed sets. These will make an interesting
and should be .seen by nlKwho appreciate art in laces. .-
highest
display,
I Orchard &Wilhelm Carpet Go.
-, before going laewhera tO have a
1t or overcoat made. Let ot estimate
oil tha work, ahl yon our new. and
attractive samples ot Uie finest fab
ric. Our fitter shall' measure you
and If we don't give yon the beat lit
In an up-to-dale style, and In the beat
qualified .fabric, yon may leave tha
suit on onr hands. '. '
EASTER HL'ITS TO ORDKIl
, . f 25 to J35.
Cat aad Made - la. Omaha.
W
CASH PRIZE
FOR A NAME
Having secured the exclusive tale to Omaha of the
- very highest grade and best Illinois coal,. we are '
offering $25 in cash to the person suggesting to
us the most suitable name.
The Coal Is Noted for Little Ash.
More Heat. Little Soot. No Clinkers
Someone sending a trade name for this excellent
coal will receive $25 cash as a prize for the most
satisfactory name. All names must be to our office
not later than the 23d. Address
cGAFFEnY DflOS. GO.
215 Couth 17th Street
Kejr t jb 8i.ttjaa?a-Be .dryextijng.
PUMPING STATION COMPLETED
Davis- CM r Mew Boasts the largest
oil Eaalae. la, the State
--'- -ef STefcraska.
. DAVID CITT,' Nee, starch li (Spe
cial.) Au Omaha firm f has just com
pleted the Installation- ot Davi4 City's
sew pemptng staajao. It. la eaulppcd with
en oil engine, three cylinder type, giving
lit-horsepower.. - and costing about ont
harf as much for f net aa a steam engine.
It I tbe largest oil engine In the state.
It pump from the well, which Is S feet
deep. y saltans per' minute, and with
two" hour' tKatmi il Pmrld-Clty-t;
stand pipe ruos .over, which Is a condition
that has not happened for month. With
a pressure ranging from H to U pounds
per square Inch, DavM. City. has one of
the best water systems In the state for
a city of Its site.
- sles fraas Treatea.
TREXTOX. . Neb, March K-8.pectal.)
District Court tor .this ' county closed
nearly a two weeks' aeealua her yee
terdar. Judge Perry sitting last wee
and Judge Dungan this week. Several
Important cases were tried, though but
one criminal.
John Peyton of thl place has filed ss
democratic candidate fur state sea tor.
raTIKWT B. l Reft OLD ' '
Rate SB. laaHatSaa af Watwret W
TEETH
As Nature Mad Thtm
That as what I aaeeet.d m ajetttaar
fee rate pati.at, wb rermerlr sear
be arataarT wblte, aearly. evea as
af sessay aa eftva asea..
CALL A.1D SSK HC
Dr. J. W. McUran
Speeaaas la
' Ft-ant work
i.
Women are the buyers; the paper that goes to the
home is read by the women; The Bee is "the paper that
goes to tlie-homes."
