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Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-07-09
BROKEN BOW CUSTER COUNTY, NEBRASKA THURSDAY JULY PAGE

Pope Leo of Rome, is said to
be dying, but he still retains
consciousness.
Miss Jessie Tolley of Diagonal,
Iowa, came in yesterday morning
70 visit her sister Mrs. II. f..
Myers, south of the city.
The B. & Nj. railroad is having
the ground graded for the pur-
pose of extending the side track
1000 feet west from it's present
terminus. John Henry has the
contract for the grading.
Willis Caldwell returned last
week from a two weeks visit in
Illinois looking after real estate
customers. The efforts the
real estate men of Broken Bow
are making to advertise the great
opportunities Custer county offers
home seekers in the east is
worthy of commentator.
Rev. ]. r. Teagarden, orator
OF the day on the Fourth at New
Helena, informs us that there
was a large crowd present. The
grounds were in fine shape and
that pleasant day was spent.
He compliments the people of
New Helena very highly for their
hospitality and the genial recep-
tion he received.
Attorney ]. B. Smith and fam
lily left Wednesday for Exeter,
where they go with the view of
locating permanently. 1t is with
regret the REPUBLICAN announces
the departure OF these good peo-
pie. For the past ten years they
have been residence of this city
and in that time they have made
a host of friends, who wish them
success and happiness in their
new home. The REPUBLICAN
can heartily commend them to
the good people of exeter.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-07-09
Capt. v. G. Talbot Elected Colonel

Capt. V. c. Talbot received a
telegram Wednesday from Lin
coin that he had been elected
Colonel of the Nebraska National
Guards by unanimous vote.
This is great compliment most
worthy bestowed. The boys
that served under and with Capt.
Talbot in the Philippine cam
paign evidently have not for.
gotten him.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-07-09
Hazel Jewett went to Lincoln
Wednesday morning on visit.

'NNSSuoD hci hAhS Oh q 'iSit'
H. A. Watts went to Hyannis
last Thursday evening for a few
days visit.
Mrs. Peter Mohat is visiting
in California. She accompanied
her brother, who had been visit
ing her, that she had not seen
before for 80 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace of Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Iowa, arrived in the
city Friday and will spend sew
eral weeks visiting their son,
Frank, foreman in the Chief
Office.
Prof. w. w. Waters has
authorized us to change the adj
dress of his paper from St. Paul
to Columbus, from which we in
fer he has accepted the position
of superintendent of the schools
at Columbus.
DR.. II. w. Bass returned Sun
day morning from a trip to the
Pacific coast and states inter
vening. He was gone six weeks
but did not discover any place
that offered opportunities over
Nebraska. His brother Elmer
of Anselmo, accompanied him.
A. z. Perrin of Sargent, made
the REPUBLICAN Office 4 pleas
ant call Tuesday morning. Mr..
Perrin says that on nearning
Broken Bow on the Sargent road
he noticed that decided canged
condition of the crops from what
were noticeable along the road
farther away from town. The
corn fields in particular he says
are very weedy and the corn
small compared with the corn
from Dry Valley east.
The Fourth was quiet day in
Broken Bow. A large per cent
of the citizens, who could, visited
other localities, while those who
remained enjoyed quiet time at
home or with neighbors. Old
Glory waved from the flag staff
in the park all day and a few
business houses had flags on the
front or had their buildings
decorated with the national col
ors, which were the only indica-
tions that the great independence
day was passing in Broken Bow.
The heavy rains on the days pre-
vious made the road so disagree
able that many who planned a
drive to some part in the country
gave it up. This had a tendancy to
increase the number that accom-
panied the band to Ansley by
train. Both the morning and
noon trains were we'll patronized.
Three hundred tickets were sold
for Ansley daring the day. AS
the train was about 3 hours late
returning those that went to
Ansley had good long day of it
and no doubt were fully satisfied
that they had their moneys
worth as they did not get home
until about three o'clock a. m.
The ball game between Broken
Bow and Westerville at Ansley
resulted in a score of 6 to 9 in
favor of Broken Bow.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RI.
Schedule Effective November as, 1902
Tzius Lave Fenuzy lsznIz station.

Schedule Effective November 2s. 1902.
Trains Lave Felnzy ls@alz station.
200 P Al. Dsuy-CIlCIANAII AID LOUIS
VILE E1eEE-sS- solid Veztl5use Train f0E
Cincinnati teaches Cincinnati ia a. n.
Louisville 1890 a. H.. St. Louis Gas p. ~
Chicago $50 p IN Pullman SleePers 70 en-
ciauzti and Louisville Daily Palace Cars
Cincinnati . s. Louis and Chicago. Dining
Car.
6.0 P NJ Daily CHICAGO AND ST.
LOUIS SPECIAL solid vestI5uied
eIectrie-lighted train, arriving ClneIREzti
u 40 g. IL, indianapolis Is P "a. 81 Ls1is
g.f5 T. II. Chicago . ~ p IA daily Pull
zi=epers 90 S1=eiunzVfi sFsia1lsl polls al
~. Louis without change P1rlCr Car ClH-
cilnaG To Chicago J-nnK Car
II.Ig T. II. Iaiiy-F- +. y LIMITED SOLD
train for Cincinnati Pullman >leere-a 70
Cincinnati. lexington and Louisville without
change CauE. arEJle1t Sleeper 30 Virgins
hot springs fEes1zy, Thursday ard SATURDAY.
sleepcTs Cincinnati 10 Chicago and =. Louis.
Dining Car
Reservations and tickets nc Chesapeake and
Ohio olzile. SIS pzunsy lvznis avenue 65s -Four.
cee1lh street, near 3, and at the station
Telephone call 1CIJ for Pennsylvania r. T. CaH
Service H II. FULLER,
General Passenger agent
TaTa-k5s,a Main f0sR
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RED STAR LINE
STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

- EVER day in the year from foot q 7tk
- st. ior # Monroe. Norfolk. Newport
- News aRd al points south, by the 81
- peTb, powerful BtssI palace sseanae=s
- Newport News ''gorfolk {" and
- 'EsshingtCn.
IsV- Warrington $50 pm ". Portsmouth 500 On
Lv- AezaaSriz so pmIlY 6orfoIk 600 BIN
Ar n Eoaroe zoo am LIZ p. Monroe T -O8 pm
Ar. Norfolk 500 an Ar Alexandria $50 an
Ar. P5Ttsmauth 8 rs sFa Ar = asningtou 7-e9 am
q Through connections made at Nor
- folk Sith steamers Of Old Dominion
--- Steamship Co for NeE York, and MrT-
- chants and AiRers' Steamships fog Bos-
- ton-
1870 further information apply at
- general ticket Office, Bond Building Izsh
- and n =. ave.. OF 7th st wharf WssA-
- iaz1e1. ,. c
'Phnus Ezeo- JGO CALLAHAN. Gsa. Mgr.
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ice, 1921 Psnna ave
WALL PAPER

ROOMS FkPERED SIS -. louse rsiH..az;
lowest prices CARLISLE BROS. IIc5 era s.
ne; phone, Fast s9e-D- jsiS5s
ROOMS PAPERED. s. ug- only dealer Vaa elvez
legal guarantee beautiful samples lras,s..i--
send postal. AHf. r. AAHoNEI. Gs rglas7.-
yauIa ave Sc. telephone East mar jlI6-7t
FEW DAYS NoEE-RolHs papersd. sl55 up
HUNT, s61 C. ST faI.-7u
ACLIE. s24 stH ST. NV, IS constantly racetv-
iHg che latest and most attractive DESIGNS IN
v al Papers. ana papers ROOMS from 81. Do uP.
Call and invest is4te &C. gcurseH and be- can.
vinosd u1z-fg
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FOR RENT-EuRNIsHEp PooMs.


FOR kENT-SeooHd door. front and hall room
adjoining. furnished for light housekeeping.
5a7e ~ f'-'' per week BIO D. ST. NV
OK hEN Large second story front room,
re7F 1r-b - '"o ".t Asalea1 i.'s2.'...t-
------ - ---- -LL2+-
lcsfri room S7a ,''. In anu J. SIS NV: cam
- - $780,
.r. .4 Hlce.y furnished front P2Ti7T- ..
1915 Columbia - ~, AN on. Se l4 ia -
NV ''' '1'"'s'' ''1 ana L'.. SIS
FOR RENT-Nooms. furnished rEcsn 7IT7
9TH 81 NV. iafs-s+
T---I1 777-<-- ;,
floor, heat, gas and bath same aoor. Convenient
q" Government Printing Office and North capt.
1t
fTP 7ETT-7- r. r--.-7
l-H ~ ~ VIC furnished front rooms for
nv fsI--.-
FOR RENT-2l5 G St nv Tsrye AMI III
-o2..2- Ja17-7t
FOR RENT-CoufortabI furnished rooms. -
- sg--.yIi,el- oz- Z ST. nv 5al.-aJ
FOX RENI-FUruished rooms: s. s1s 1f1-
NcW ork ave. nv. fa1-s-
F"h RENT-Furni-hed 81 floor fr0nr. large
@'eoye by window room Us & NV jal1-sr
FOX hbNI-Ihree nicely furnished ID story
Lo''HS- iGht aou5ekeeplnE- gas range hot wa
~ use Of hat1i electric Lighting, no children
Iete'ellceS- siy 9TH So ne. jdI7-2t
FOR RFNT-Tvyo nireIr f,1r-,isl---I - 49, o.
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule effective January II, 1905.

Schedule effective January IL, 1905
Trans leave from fenHzy iy1uIs Station
e.iy a. m Daily Eoeal for UaTTIs5ubUrg,
Nar-caJon. Charlotte. and I3y stations
IDOL a. N Daily Washington aud Florida
Limited FIrst-ciass coaches aad d-sviaG-raoT
sleeper 10 Jacksonville, fla. LInilg car service
HIS a, IN. Daily United States Fast Nail
. Elrst-C.sss coaches and draw IN groom sleeper
/ 70 New Orleans Dining Gar service
];ol ?. m Week Days Local for Harrison
burg and way stations Manassas branch
$50 p N. DAILY. Local f0F HaTTeHton and
Charlottesville
G.aI .. H. Week Days. soulheu's Palm
Limited. solid Pullman train- Through Draw
ing Rom Sleepers 20 Aik~a, Augusta, Savan-
nah, Jacksonville, and 81. Augustine. CLUB,
DINING, ans Observation Cars
t-s5 ~ Daily. New York and Atlanta EX
pres Flrst-ciass coseh and sleeper 10 Atlanta
Mondays wednesdays, and FsIdays, Sunset
Route. Tourist sleeper ssaluErou 70 san
Francisco Pullman Buffet service
v-Jv p. M Daily New YORK and Florida
lsApTess First CIsss coach and sleeper 70 Cam
den sunmcrvills, Charleston. Savannah. Jack
s0nTiile- and Port Tampa, sleeper TO Augastss
ana connection Tor Aiken Dining car 2eTVlCe-
iy.ui p To. Daily New York and NeIapills
Limited iva LynCAourg}- EIrSt-elass each and
sleeping car to Roanoke, Knoxville. Chat
Ssnooga- and Memphis sleeper 10 New Orleans
1915 P M Daily Washington and south
western Limited. All Pullman train, club and
observation -urs TO Atlanta ard Macon; sleep
SIs 10 Nashville, Atlanta, Macon. Memphis.
New Orleans Monday. wednesday and Friday
through sleeper to Piaeaurst. Dining car ser
vice,
TRAINS on BLUEM0NT BRANCH.
Leave Washington. $50 a Ii. and 4 80 p m
daily. Week days, eco p. III. 4:S5 p H., and
6:Z5 p. N, Latter for LeesbuEg only.
Through trains from the South arrive Wash
lngton 6-42 a. m, d-52 a. M. 80 a. IN, 9;45
a. m, zoo D. IN. sis p m, and $50 p n.
daily I0:l5 H. daily, except Monday. Local
trains from Harriscnburg- II "a a. M week days
and s;Gj p. III. daily. From Charlottesville,
SIS a. N. and 9:05 r. N. daily.
Tickets, sleeping car reservations, and de-
tailed information can be had a. ticket Offices.
7o5 18th St, 5I1 Pennsylvania Ave, and Penn
syivania Station Baggage checked through
from hotels and residences.
Phone 1870. l. r 2. Cab Service.
G. II ACKERT General 4anaEer,
:. II. HARDWICE- Genera So Agent
L 5. BROWN General Age
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HANTED-Ten insurance men to start com
uauy. Address bon 70 tlis Office. IT
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.


FOR SALE-Drummer's buggy; cheap. Adj
dress BOX p, this Office. jaIs-Sl
FOR sALE-A good. sound horse: one bust
ness wagon and harness; cheap Tor cash Ad.
dress EON 81 thls Office It
FOR sALE-Oue pair of mules and fifteen
horses and mares. VIII be sold cheap Apply
Rear 40 Pennsylvania ave. nv. j4Ls-8L
FOR sALE-A good. sound work horse: S95
q. H. MANN. Center Market jzl7-st
FOR skIT-Bay mare. suitable fgr family Jl=c
q desvSy wagon, CITY broke AId7a=s BOZ
IL thls office lal7-3-
FOR SALE-Price. S45. a medium size bav
horse; guaranteed sound and gentle, afraid Of
nothing: "a child can drive him5 sold Cor want
OF use Inquire $40 18th 81. se. jlI7-2t
FOR sAIE-Good. large work horse, cart. and
harness M g. 81. So. jaIG-3t
JJ-ST ARRIVED heavy draft and delivery
horses . high-BCtiuE yuus. and rrottegs- 92&
D 81. nw. faI6-6t
FOR SALE-Thirty-ei horses and mares.
suitable for any business; also pair of four
year old ponies and three fast driving mares.
slfr for ladies To drive. $40 reasonable offer re-
fused Call ID AZ s.. us. lals-OC
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horses and mares
also pair of four
fast driving mares
reasonable offer re-
l4l4 OL
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FOR SALE-TYPEWRITERS.

FOR SALF Several smiths. Underwood. Rem
lHETon typeUriJere, taat were taken in ex-
change az bargain prices WELLINGTON
AGENCY. 100 1ith nv f4l--s.
FOR SALE-Oileer typewriter, almost new.
Call 1918 Maryland ave LIE IalG-st
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FOR RENT-FLATS.
ROOMS AND BOARD.


FOUR YOUNG MN OF ladies can yet large
bright. we'll furnished and heated room. VITA
board, at 1912 * 81. nu. u
COMFORTABLE FURNISHED ROOMS: light
housekeeping permitted. board if desired Iy4
Sd st jaIs-gt
CAFToL HILI-Furuished. heated. cheerful
laE EEudoE rooms. #itA good table beard
rates very low, one door from East Capitol 81
: ath ST It
FOR RENT Furnished, front room. With OF
without board go Pa ave. Sc. jaI.-at
FURNISHED ROOMS with board. us IIth st.
NV IaF--gt
WANTED-s few more boarder5 az 5II 9Th ST.
NV; excellent table, moderate rates 54IT.2f
FURNISHED ROOM. with or without board. ~
ST. NV IsI--2r
NICELY FURNISHED. large parIor and fgW
other rooms a1th good table board central
location moderate 12s-1@y 10th 81. MS
Jal0-"t
THE BENTON, sIs G St. nv: newly furnished.
warm rooms excellent board; s. weekly. cen
trail location: transients jaiG-sJ
FOR RENT-W arm and comfortable ROOMS, lot
water heat with board. IA G1l 81. NV
jaI5-7t
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RALTIMORE End OHI0 &. 3.

Leave Washington. : eH Jersey Ave and s.
Chlcago AID Northwest, +I0-59 a. H.. ga
,. IN
Cincinnati, st. Louie, and Louisville, .I070a
g. IA, us ?. E7-. -1=l0 night
Pivts5urg and CIsvelSnd. -lo:5o a. H.. 's:as
p. n and FI-00 night,
Columbus and " wheeling, $50 p n
Winchester, ISIS a. M, H4=15 aud 1853
P m-
Luray. -4:l5 D m.
As1apoIls, II 20, $50. IlII;50 3. n. 80.
FrederieE. Hs.s5. 900. uIo.5o a m. Sis.
ia 80 and $40 F. ~
Hsgerst0uu. .lG.O0 a. m and 1850 ,. n
Boyd and way points, SIS, r'9s60 m-s
ssI.t5, s.55. $3.50, +rlQ.l5, al1-SJ ?. n
Ga-tA5rs5urg ald say points, s:S5 $500 =
M, 1850, --I-I5, $780, s-5o. 90. b 30.
- -o5. -'l0:I5, ..Il-53 P. H.
Washington junction aud Uzv points 1855,
s-5-o0 a. n, -s1-l5s 1850. 800 .. n.
Baltimore week Gays, x3-G0, SEQ, $50
x .95. go, $3.50 SIS 1850, 1000 II 80 a.
M, zIz-z0 nosa, zI-55, Z5.o0, x4.o9. "A so
50. z5-G5. SIS, L5.Z0, $50, zs-O0, xI0:00.
zI1-so u-55 F. IN Sundays, Zs %. II -05,
100 1850. 500 d. mn zlz=29. as. $500
Ks 80, z5-05s 80, $50. zS-0o. EI0500. III 80
u 81 .. ~.
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FOR SALE-Oak and cherry mirror front fold
nE beds S22.59. cost So. rine organ, s2S cost
you want furniture see rs. FRIES o- CO. 500
lUth St NV jaIs-st
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TANTET--Whire girl 20 cock and Do general
nE or ironing SOS North Carolina ave So II
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WANTED-A boy to run errauds; wages, $3.50.
alt 10Th ST. uyg 1t
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

fO:AEa IN, 5EABOAkD NAIL Through
Daily Pullman sleePers to Jacksoas
vile. connecting &c Hamlet
with Pullman Sleeper to Atlanta
Z p m. ~EABgARD FLORIDA Line
Daily. ITED-Solid train TO Jackson
vile and s. Augustine, with Pullman Draw.
ing Room and Compartment Slecpers. Dbssrrz-
ton Club Car. and Dining Car
$50 D. FY1.-SEABDARD EXPRESS - solid
tram TO jacksonville and Tampa. Vltl PuiImaa
sisepers and Cafe Dining Car-PulIma1 Sleeper
TO Atlantis through service To- Pznehurst.
zslD q. n. LOCAL-Tg Petersburg. Rlle5gh.
Eaitys Southern Pines IpsuehuEst)
Hamlet, and intermediate points.
Office, 1927 Paunz. ave.
C. n EEAN. " Z C0NEEYE
Ceul Pas='F Agent. Gen'I AT Pas5'r Dept
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

" ANTED-One Hrst-cIaS5 coat maker. also
Young man to assist hgsheImsn. T. z GIL
BERT SIS F st. NV 5a1s-2t
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KEEP N TOUCH WITH US-H you have a
business for sale. place if IN our hands If you
want it sold quickly We have number OF
clients watl MONEY who want 10 embark In
.5lsiuass. THE RELIABLE BUSINESS Fy-
CHANGE. Room Dos Jenfer Building. corner
ItE and ID SIS nv. iaIS-3f
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FOR RENT-sT0PE & DWELLING.

FOR RENT-Storc and dwelling; splendid To-
,4ti.H Cor any small business TIG I ST. ua. .
all modern improvements low rent Inquire
q owner. IS 9TH 81 NV iaI1-at
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WANTED-SALESMEN.
SITUATIONS wAETED-mALE.

" ANTED-By competent man 80 years. posi-
tloa as H0UEkeeper. salesman CT clerk, best
reference. address Bon Is. this ONCE il
LICEESED ENGINEER. geblr. best -sfGTarces
desires situation. Address BOX 49, this ottice
.-I--al
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FINNU 1NnUHINo--
Fine Fischer Upright Pisu0-..---SI15 90
Fine hrakraHer Upright T iau0 -5IId.00
Fine Emerson square PlaIU-...... $500
Fine kua1e square Piano. -sJgJ
AND MANY OTHERS.
ALL ON EASY PAYMENTS.
%. j. De MOLL & co.
Phone I44I. 1871 O. St nv.
IN 10 %
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stopping at 1872 Q ST. NV. where he invites the
ladies' % call and see his new and wonderful
dress ami skirt cutting machines; nothing like
them On earth By placing these machines on
the cloth and turning wheel the entire dress
i cut N seven minutes. al instructions free
this week jalS-2
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HANIED-tood adv6TtisI0l nan On ma "
der magazine Address bon IS, This Office It
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR sALE-Gent's bicycle. Sc. also Isd,'s
wheel 81 both 10 fine condition Address
BOX 40g this Office. iaI5.5L
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR sALE-Fine lot Ct parrots. hooking birds.
squirrels, snakes, guinea pigs. RABBITS. gold
hah- Also canaTies from $40 upward
SCHMIDS EMPORIUM OF PETS. ~ l5fh st.
80. agz5 If
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PERSONALS.



Dancing Glass next Thursday evening at Con
iraerage Veterans Hall 5aIsat
YOUNG MAN. afegtionata. disposition. desires
acquaintance Of young lady or widow. object
H.atrimony. Address +. IS. n BuN p. this
Office II
MNE. THO.
Card Reader, PalmIst Medium Removes smells
Teuultes the separated; ciTes lgr5 German
spoken. ~ d ST. NV 25c. SIC I-Is2a
WEALTHY. lonely, Eind-hesrtcd gentlemen
H3tu elegant home. seeks ylfe to share mia
homo and wealth. Address 1iR ROBERTS $40
Olive, Room 81. 81 Louis. No. Ir
Young Iadv ina
Intensely wealthy. but lonely seeks 40 once
honest. capable husband. Viii assist 5n bust
mes venture Address VERA. 40 Temple
Building. 81. Louis. Mo N
PROF. L. N NORRIS, Medium.
Daily at 7g If o. n W from 10 r,5
Ss..ares every Sunday III g. 3d. az NIa,..-ef.e-
ieml-c 5lj 5H ST. n1. Silver collection iaI7-2t
MADAME 'ATHERINE. Ialrai,r anal Gard
Reader. 10 9th 81 Nv Tells everything ,..I
wish ia EHe-y. Elve- rrk f.T M thlnu4 grir.r
TINS ad. AMI get "a god fortune frT @5- and zoe.
THE EoRKIECafAN who pays tae pg5re OF
coal can DO So with jhe savings when he gurs
a suit % cyereoar 1sLightLy usedy from 10 STH
oLo sIANbs oI5 81 jal2-1t
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WANFED-A ladies' tailor and girls to help
on SHIRTS 1871 K st. nv. II
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SITUATIONS wAETED-FEMALE.

MORRIS SOUTHERN AGENCY. Established
lsaz al 9Th S. nw Male helm ana DO
Haeztlca servants % all findz II
HANTED-P.l5r sewing and shirt waists 20 be
done u hone Can SIS 18th s.. ne. It
b AATED-Bs- h-st-alass uasherWozuau, work to
take home Jos Grant ave. NV II
~ TEDDY neat cs.ared girl, place as
cAaHleeglEall OIL -.au5aa-arEer. no washing. Ap-
Hlr 81 saf % s.- III. .CLAEAB. X
EANTED-Lasadry work At home: arst--iz-s
lllaGEsEz. 90 ST. uH- iaIs-st
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.

EIILhINhIF LINZ.
NEW YORK-SCUTHAM PTON-LONDOT
Phil phia MI, 10 am. EroonI d. Jsn-31, l0a IL.
FTiesl'd Jan. IS 10 a. m 81 PaULFeo. 4, 10 am.
RED STAR LINE.
NEW YORK-ANTWERP-P
Faderl' dian "a. - AM ZeeIand.Feb- = 10 am
ET-- nj q. Jaa.S1. 10 am Finland Feb.Is. 20 am
CGNTPANY'S WASHINGTON OFFT0E, 1906 7 81.
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wANTED-TYPFWRITERs

sFAATED-A secondhand typewriter Srnirf
Premier preferred Address BON 4lg. this Office
g4 1885,
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FOR sALE->IEbtlJ used upright aud square
pianos 1t sacrificing prices STIEFF PIANO
vs. AREROOAS, 81 lIth st. NV. j. c. CONI-LTE,
Manager Tsrf
FOR SALES for Morris chairs with hair
cushion, 81 Tor hair mattress IN two parts;
bedroom and oarlOr suites, ST per wee5 Get
our prices EEONoND'S. 3II-5IS Ith ST. nv.
e3-tf
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WaETED-Nen everg where; good pay; 20 dis
tribute circulars adv matter, tack signs. etc.
No cznvassinC- NATIONAL ADV BUREAU,
Chicago 1t
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WAREHOUSES;.
WANTED-oFFIcE ROOMS

b. ~ fst5--55esH. -r5aH- or par. Office 70 good
.e't'.t., state particulars Address BOX EyJ
-i4-f.-r-l..-5.~ iaIG-st
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TRAINS on BLUEMONT BRANCH
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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-10-31
Dierke Suicides.

The body of William Dierxe, a former
inmate of the sanitarium, was found
near the SchooumaIler quarry Wednes-
day morning with wound from SO
caliber revolver in the head. 1t is be-
lieved he committed suicide Tuesday
night because he did not wish to retmn
TO his former home in Illinois.
He came to the sanitarium from Chi
cago four months ago and remained in
the institution for month. After
leaving he boarded at Mrs. VOLTS,
State street, and did odd jobs about
the city until recently, when his broth
err, a telegraph operator at West Chi
cago, sent for the man and asked him
to come home. This he said he would
not do as he feared his people would
put him in an asylum. Dierke was
about 80 years of age and unmarried
The coroner took the body to the
morguc and notified his brother.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-10-31
Items of Interest.

No matter how much people like
coffee, the always roast it
No lady in society has such a large
calling list rs the telephone girl.
The United States Weather Bureau
employs 400 trained observers at $50
stations.
The number of persons now under
Indictment ON account of the postal
scandals is 81.
Though there are only 100000
people in Spain there are nevertheless
95ooO,ooo in America speaking the
tongue.
piece of rubber in the same en-
closure with silver will turn it all
black, Gum camphor ON the contrary,
will help to keep it bright.
The landmarks of beauty arc seven:
fresh air, sunshine, warmth, rest,
sleep. food, and whatever stirs the
blood, be it exercise or enthusiasm.
The Louisiana Purchase Exposition
covers two square miles, lao acres
1t is larger than the Chicago, Omaha,
Buffalo and Paris expositions COM
hiued.
Advertising has been called good
many names recently, but what it real
ly is was expressed recently by one of
Americas great business men, when
he said, Its mighty near the whole
thing
When the United States claim was
allowed Britain lost 10000 squire miles
in Canada and was deoarred from ac-
cess to the Pacific along five degrees of
the coast, The boundary had been
in dispute since 1872.
II is said the money spent in the
saloons of St Louis last year would
build 1000 homes costing 81 600 each,
put $500 worth of furniture in every
home, ten tons Of coal in every cellar,
$50 worth of groceries in every pantry,
I give each family a bank account Of
5000, and there would be $3.50, 900 nm
spent,
The girl with the red hair is it, All
girls with fiery red hair are snatehed
up by wife hunters, because The mer
say they make better wives, She
makes her home u bright, happy place
She is warm-hearted, affectionate and
demonstyative She is buoyant il
| spirits, her nature being as bright a;
her hair,