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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-09-29
MEXICANS MEAN.

El Paso, Tex, Sept 90 During the
celebration Of a Mexican holiday in
Parral, the state of Chihuahua, some
Mexicans grossly insulted Americans
and other foreigners in the streets and
even stoned the houses of the foreign
residents. The better element Of Mex
leans, however, did not participate iii
the demonstration The foreigners
held mass meetings and put the mat
ter in the hands Of United States Com
sui Long, who IS the only foreign con-
sui III that city He will demand an
apology Parral is iii a rich mining
district with several hundred foreign
residents The Mexican police failed
to make any arrests and afterwards
explained that their force was INSULT
|cient and that it would have precipi-
tated 4 riot had they attempted TO
make any arrests.
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LADY RECLAIMED HER
EYESiGfiT MlRACULO OUSL.Y.

Stockton, Cal, Sept. s9After being
totally blind SIX years, Mrs, A. E. Legal
has regained full rse Of her eyesight.
The case is the most remarkable that
has ever come to public notice, /,
4. Mrs. Legal became Blind on the birth
of her first and only child six years ago.
She regained her eyesigflt in a re-
fHarkable manner While sitting on the
front porch Of her residence the air sud-,
denly seemed to brighten. For ten min
tites or more she sat watching the skies
grow brighter
Then, straining her eyes, she was able
to make out the form Of man standing
on the sidewalk across the street Both
husband and wife are quite overjoyed
over what they consider a miracle
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OFFICE BOY HEIR TO
s$s<y s.S TITLE AND ESTATES

New York, Sept. 90 Tuesday morn
ing an Office boy, happy with his wage
of SIS week; that night, Sir John Ed
words of Cardiff, Wales, sole heir Of the
title and fortune of the Sir John who
died a few weeks ago--this is the story
Of John McGarry, Office boy with The
Town and Country Magazine His fam
ily came here from Wales years ago,
and settled in Maine. s55 s...:2. US Z
John McGarry is I8 years Of age, and
has lived, since leaving his Maine home
three years ago, with his uncle in this
city. The fortune he has inherited is
estimated at $5oo,ooo. \. I II.
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POST CARD CRAZE.

London, Sept. 2o.-The post card
craze which originated in Germany
some years ago, seems to have found
fertile soil in Great Britain, judging
from the enormous number Of such IL
l,1strated post cards mailed every day
in all parts of the United Kingdom.
In this connection considerable COM
ment has been caused BY the fact re-
ported to the local postal authorities,
that after the recent visit Of the Brit
isI squadron, now in the Baltic, to
Holland, over $1,000 such view post
cards we're found III the mail boxes Of
Haarlen, small town near Amster-
dam Practically all those cards had
been mailed BY the officers and men OF
the British fleet.
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FAMILY WIPED OUT.

, Dover, Del, Sept. 90 Battling 4
q the efforts of four expert physicians 4
2 and a whole community of aroused
2 and sympathetic people, the family 4
q of Jas. Tribbitt, of Henderson, has
2 been wiped out by typhoid fever.
q The deaths in their order follow: 4
Q Aug. S, Mrs. Irene Tribbitt moth 4
q er; Aug. 10, Florence, SIo years old; &
q Aug. rs, Fannie, I3 years old;. Sept 4
p S, William, FL years old, left wife 4
p and child; Sept IS, Jas. Tribbitt, 4
q husband and father, 48 years old, 4
o said to have died from a broken 4
q heart and exhaustion.
5 ~ f. .... 81 q
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STRIKE AT BUFFALO.

Buffalo, N. " I, Sept 2o.--Union1
cornpositors to the number OF about
200 employed in job printing offices
here which have not agreed to the
eight hour day demanded by the typo
graphical union went on strike
The employers claim that the strikers
are violating contract signed in Jan
uary, 1908, which does not expire until
March /, 1907 The strike does not
affect the newspaper offices, all of
which are on the eight hour basis.
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COMMITTEE HAS ENDORSED T
THE KARLSTAD TREATY

. Christiania, Sept. 2o.-The special
committee of the storthing to which the
question was referred decided today by
a vote of twelve to six to recommend
to parliament the adoption Of the gov
ernment bill embodying the draft of
the treaty providing for separation of
Norway and Sweden at Karlstad, Sept.
23. The dissentients are Deputies
Koniw, Kastberg, Erickson, Hansen,
Briggs and Grivi. M
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PATHETIC REUNION TN N.
THE OHIO PENITENTIARY

Columbus, o j, Sept, so There was
d pathetic reunion al the Ohio peniten-
tiary Monday No ties Of blood, but
childhood recollections Of a woman
now 40 years old brought it about.
IA John Taborn, sent from Delaware
County to serve a life term for murder
thirty-five years ago, is the Oldest pris-
.oner In the penitentiary in point of SER
vice. He killed man as the out
growth Of a trivial quarrel that arose
as Taborn was on the way to his own
wedding. Several governors have of
sfered to pardon the man, but he has
ssteadfastly refused clemency, saying he
has been in prison so long that the
world outside has got past him and he
would not be able to make a free liy-
ing. B:
Monday morning guard went to
Taborn and said:
John, Mary Brown is in the east
hall and would like to see you. e
Taborn neither paused nor seemed
confused. but recognizing the name in
.stantly, he. replied
Ntttt u
Brown is not out there and you know
1T. n
And Taborn refused to accompany
the guard Upon being SO advised,
1ary Brown secured special per-
init from Warden Gould and went di-
rect to T Taborfl.
Mary Brown was the S-year-o Old
daughter of Sheriff Brown Of Delaware
County, when her father brought Tar
born to the pe1litentiary thirty-five
years ago She IS now Mrs. Cllas.
Singory, wife of the auditor of Mar
shall County, Ind, and is living in Ply
mouth. She is visiting relatives at the
suburb Of Wortflingtofl. She had not
forgotten Tarborn and decided To visit
him at the prison.
TaboTn recognized her the moment
she entered his presence, despite the
fact that She had passed from child
hood to womanhood and on to middle
life since he had said goodby at the jail
door in Delaware County a generation
ago.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-09-29
RAJ J ADS
IN A CLASH
OREGON AND CANADIAN PACIFIC
COMBINE AGAINST HILL ROADS
The Deal Is the Result Of the Action
Of President Hill In Building 4 Line
From Seattle 70 Portland The G. r..
Gets Advantages.

Portland, Ore, Sept. so.--The Ore
gonian says a traffic agreement be-
tween the Oregon Railroad and the
Canadian Pacific has been made as a
retaliation on the Hill lines for building
the Portland and Seattle railroad to
reach Portland by the water level
route along the Columbia River. The
Canadian Pacific will be admitted to
Columbia Basin through the Spokane
gateway. 4. ss5s
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PART OF STEAMER IS
,.~. STILL in THE WAY

Port Said, Sept. 2o-The forepart of
the wreck OF the steamer Chatham
blown DIP yesterday, has disappeared
but the stern must be farther denol-
ished by dynamite. There is a hole
no feet deep where the wreck rested.
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BOMB THROWN
In new YORK
AS USUAL CRIME IS
LAID TO BLACK HAND
The Missile Was Filled With Dynamite
and OIL II Was Thrown Against
a Tenement House and Many People
Were Injured.

New York, Sept. 2o---A bomb filed
with dynamite and a quantity of inf1am-
nlable oil was thrown at the rear Of a
crowded tenement house. Eighth Avenue
and One Hundred and Forty Third
Street. More than a score of persons,
asleep at the time, were hurled from
their beds by the explosion and two.
were carried from the house uncon-
scious. The police believe Black Hand
Italian assassins; threw the bomb.
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DECISION FOR
GOVERN MENT
PACKING HOUSE DECISION
AGAINST DEFENDANTS
Judge Humphrey Today Sustained
the Demurrer Of the Government
to the Packers Plea In Abatement
Case Must BE Tried ON Its Merits.

Chicago, Sept 90 Federal Judge
Humphrey today sustained the demurrer
of the government to aplea in abatement
made BY packers seeking to have the.
indictments for alleged restraint III trade
declared void The court said he made
the decision on broad grounds without
considering any technical points which
the government advanced against the
plea in abatement. 8s II
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EASTERN STAR.

Paterson, N. j., Sept. 2o.-The Grand
Chapter of the Order OF the Eastern
Star is holding its annual state con-
vention here Every lodge in the state
is represented The present session Of
the Grand Chapter is considered Of
special Importance, as many matters
Of vital Importance to the order will
come up for considerations
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BUDDHIST TEMPLE.

"a Los Angeles, Cal, Sept. 2o-A site
for, the first Buddhist temple ever built
in the United States has been selected
here and, as the funds required are on
hand the work on the building will
soon be started. According to the
statement Of Lord Abor Spenshaku,
the head OF the Buddhists in the United
States, the temple will be a; magnificent
structure closely following the oriental
style of the temples in India and Japan.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-09-29
MISS ROOSEV WELT STARTS
FOR JAPANESE PORT

Seoul, Sept ao.-Alice Roosevelt and
party left Seoul today BY special train
for Fusan. The party will stop tonight
at the Presbyterian Mission at Taiku
and reach Fusarl tomorrow from
whence they will 60 to Yokohama.
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PREACH HER FLED.

9 Chicago, Sept 2o Pursued iii
q North Clark Street BY 200 persons,
g the Rev Chas. A Scholl, pastor
g Bof the Deutsche Mission Church,
9 was caught by a detective from the
g Chicago Avenue police station and
q was locked tip on charge of at
q tempted burglary
9 Mrs. Francis Jones, proprietor Of
q a rooning house, found the minis
q term her place. He explained that
q he had been looking for friend,
g and said he could not explain his
6 flight except on the ground Of ner-
E. vousfless. .{s3 ~ Il,
a 3s 5S
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WITTE HAS STARTED l.s 81. !.
TO MEET EMPEROR

St. Petersburg, Sept. 2o--M. Witte left
st. Petersburg by boat to- the EN-
peror at Bjoerke where the emperor is
yachting, 1t is understood the, emper-
or will honor Witte and may make him a
count. A., ..zg.
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Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
FOR RENT-STORES & OFFICES

THREE-STORY and basement. 1908 Far
nam; elevator Sl4 First Natl Bank Bldg
1856
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

WANTED-Physician, not over 35 years of
invest in drug business, with good loca-
tion for practice in Nebraska. To the
right party this Is a money maker Adj
dress 25, Bee. Y-M206 4
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

EXPERIENCED travelling salesman with
clean record to MI vacancy Aug. 49, estab-
lished Cleveland house: high commissions;
SIS weekly. ]. n Clark Co.. 5S6-iS Euclid
Ave, pept J. Cleveland, o. 265 S0x
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
NO MATTER HOW HOT 1T is, GOTO SEE
THESE. THEY ARE WORTH 1T.
D. V. ShoIeS Company
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

trail Park school; price $500 Spleen
did place for chickens and fruit.
10 acres close to Elmwood park just west
Of RusCrs; So acres Is in the finest
kind OF fruit, and this will make
one of the best 10-acre homes around
the city. No buildings Price $500
1t must go by Aug. LIST.
4ON acres on the Calhoun road, 2h miles
north Of Florence, b-room house, new
barn, chicken house. well, etc; s
acres OF apples. 300 cherry trees,
1.200 gooseberrics, 1900 currant
bushes good plum thicket; acres
OF timber pasture, IL acres of fine
alfalfa s acres timothy and clover.
IL Is the best place we know Of in
that location and Is dirt cheap at
$500. You can't duplicate It at
anywhere near the price.
80 acres q mile south of center ST., In the
southwest corner OF the same section
In which is located the Emergency
hospital. This is the finest kind OF
garden land, with a good building
site. Price $50 per acre. VIII be
glad TO show any Of these to parties
meaning business, and we don't
know where better Investment can
be had now than any one of these
prOpprtfeg
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
722 N. Y. LIFE

H,650-South front on Burt St., near 9th, 9
rooms, sewer, water, gas and toilet
all In good repair; walking distance.
Owner must close out before Aug /.
Easy terms. Make us an offer.
N,15O-lS24 Park Ave, 5Ox15O feet with two
some new house Just building adjoin-
49,. ing II. Make us an offer.
81, sOO-2902 Blonde St, 2-story, S-room house,
over 5000 to build. Lot ii5SsS1si feet feet;
very high and will make desirable
home. Three blocks from car. viii
consider $500 cash, balance easy
terms. There is no sense of renting
when you can buy like this
H'OO-SGrner SSd and Ames brand new
Plumnbing; best Of everything. Lot
ne VIII iu sell for oS S% CASH H BALANCE bail nS
monthly at per cent. VIII sell an
other lot adjoining with the house If
S2,OO0-Close in. cottage Of rooms, at 25OS
Cunning ST., lot 54X12s feet is alone
worth the money; Y cash, balance
s2.bOO-Good s-room frame dwelling at 2sth
and and Bristol; water we and gas: good re;
and very close to car.
S,Bo-A flrst-class 7-room cottage, all mod
ern but furnace. 66x13s feet lot, oppo-
site St. Josephs hospital, on s 10th;
location cannot be excelled Lots OF
fruit in the yard; good barn; cellar
unueT the WnOie nOuSes room lot
furnace; plenty of room to build an
other house on the lot. II desired.
s., 250-Near 9th and Capitol Ave, rooms,
nearly new. all-modern, oak finish,
rents for S35 per month.
S,350-3039 Marcy st. This is a new, square
house, only occupied one year,
rooms all-modern, good furnace, fine
arrangement. It is choice and well
built. Lot 43ibx12S feet.
SS,750-Bemis park the cheapest as well as
the best S-room modern house in that
district; oak finish and floors down
stairs, gas and electric light, hot and
cold water; fine furnace; lot 60Xl5C
feet, on the corner with asphalt
street and boulevard. This house
was built for a home less than one
year ago. Owner leaving city and
must sell. Reasonable terms. You
can't imagine how nice 1t Is inside
until you see II,
IS, 500-West Farnam district, corner lot,
S0x100. east front, beautiful view, 8
rooms, all-modern, oak finish, fine
shade, new stone walks and steps.
This is just the place for your large
family.
Sc. 75O-On Lincoln boulevard, in Bemis park,
splendid S-room, strictly modern
house, nearly new. finished in wealth
cred oak, Lot 55x16S feet This is
one of the most artistics places in
the park
ACRES
21h acres and one full lot, 4319 Grand Ave,
Groom house and barn, near Cen
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
VACANT

81, OOO-s6xl82 feet, north front, on Chicago.
between 21st and 22d. 1t Is above
grade, but very cheap and just the
S2,bOO-6sxiS2 feet S. w. corner 25th and
Jones SITS. This is the best bargain
We have had this summer. Three
fats on this will pay Is per cent net
on the investment. Come early IL
you want 1t.
A,0O0-sOxlS5 feet, corner 9th and jackson
SITS. Price $4,000. 1t is a beauty for
flats or modern dwellings and will
sell this week
Two east front lots. 54x126 feet, N w
corner 30th and Taylor SITS Paving
and permanent walk paid, sewer and
gas; block to street car; room for
three good cottages Price $3.50 for
both, or will sell separa tely.
We have vacant lots all over the city at
any Kind Of price. Can't afford to
advertise them all. Come in and
tell us what you want.
WE SELL THE STUFF.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
INVESTMENT
Central

s21, 0OO-99x12O feet, south front, on Dodge
St, SC feet west of 18th, with brick
building and cottage; renting for
500 per month. This property is sure
to double in value and is the biggest
inside Investment bargain offered.
Just compare II with anything else
of the same sort.
$40 900, Three 9-room, modern brick houses,
built together in one block, near 18th
and Jackson SITS. These are now
renting for $1,000 per year. They are
a great big snap.
SI,5O0-New and modern double brick fiat, on
18th, near California, renting for Sl5
per month, II Is a snap.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

TWO statesmen 10 work Omaha for an east
err company on commission; good man
Will average $50 month. Address with
full particulars, Geo. Strube. care Gen.
Del. Omaha, Neb. 2SS 30x
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

SALESMEN-By prominent
house for Nebraska, 20 sell well adver-
tlsed staple line; unusual opening for
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

81 FEEL like n millionaire" writes one
agent; new; demand; quick sales Econ
omy Farm Record Co., Newton, Ia,
J-279 BOX
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

AGENTS everywhere $40 made daily SELL
ing an article without opposition; every
woman buys at sight; self-wringing COM
bination mop and scrub brush. Thomas,
2SS Hudson St, New York J26S BOX
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

MEM wOMENl BOYS GILS!-MAKEl
money I'm lunches; send Csc for supplies
and Cfree) new, unique and complete plan
with which, by working a small part of
your time for us, II Is possible to quickly
and easily earn $1,000 on every 25c in
vested; can be worked by any one; hon
est, fascinating, positively no canvassingi
don't miss this act today. Address Read
& Co., 1912 West Bernice Ave, Irving
J-299 SOx
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

AGENTS wANTED-Good pay; steady en-
ployment, selling our northern grown
trees. The Greening Bros. Nursery Co,
Monroe, Mich. J-295 30x
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

WANTED-Lady or gentleman of fair edu-
cation to travel for firm Of S2500Oo cap
ital; salary H,W2 per year and expenses,
paid weekly and expenses advanced. Ad-
dress, with stamp, j. A. Alexander,
Omaha, Neb. J-3Q S0x
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
ACRES

2h acres and one full lot, 4319 Grand Ave.
Groom house and barn, near Cen
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
VACANT
Bennis Park

Several nice lots little north of Bemis
Park, only 800 to $500 each
BEMIS, PAXTON BLOCK.
Pc
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

WE have a plan whereby we agree to take
one or more representative citizens from
every town of Importance to Arkansas
aud Indian Territory and return at our
expense, including railroad fare and three
days hotel bill. First applicants receive
first attention. Wanted-Responsible cit
liens everywhere to act as representatives
Address 1928 Frisco Bldg, St. Louis, Mo.
Y-269 Box
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

Energetic, trustworthy man
or woman to work in Nebraska, repre-
senting large manufacturing company;
salary $40 to $50 per month; paid weekly;
J. H. Moore, Omaha, Neb. J-29S BOX
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

WANTED Agents for summer cooking
utensil; every woman buys. over zoo per
cent profit; recipe boo klet given each pur-
chaser. Wilson Toaster Mfg. Co., Mime
apolis, MINI. 2iS lux
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

SALESMAN-S25. 90 a week and expenses
to reliable, sober men TO introduce and
advertise our stock remedies. Columbia
Stock Food Co., l52s-Sl Platte St.. Denver,
Colo.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

ONE of the richest Tonopah- Goldheld New
ada propositions offers a limited amount
OF stock for sale. Grandest opportunity;
highest references. Good agents wanted
Tonopah-Crow Gold a Copper Co, 54l
Crossley Bldg, San Francisco, Cal.
Y
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

A GOOD factory factory site and fine OPP
portunity for small manufacturing bust
ness. Address today, Business Mems
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

SALESMAN Wanted-$2,5OO and expenses
years contract to a frst-class speciality
salesman who is a result getter; we mean
business; no time for trihers. Address
13, care Bee. 1903 SOX
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

SALESMEN-On fast selling line of patent
medicine, we'll advertised; experienced or
AL speciality men only; compensation
high. Box sos, Chicago. 307 BOX
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

TRAVELLING salesman wanted to sell gro
GERS; permanent position; state present
occupation and salary expected Los An
geles Cider Co., st. Louis, Mo. 212 BOX
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

CAPABLE salesman to cover Nebraska
with staple line; high commissions with
ton to right man. Jess II. Smith Co,
Detroit, Mich. 800 BOX
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

BITLLFROG Is Nevada's latest and richest
discovery Are you interested Send
your address. l will keep you informed
on all local legitimate mining stocks.
Starr Warson. Rhyolite, Nevada
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

CIGAR salesman in your locality for city
and country trade, $50 per month and eX-
penses. Experience unnecessary, Enclose
stamp for particulars. Puritan Cigar Co.,
Chicago, III 2S3 30X
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

WANTED-Local representatives for well
known house doing high class engraving,
printing. clay modelling; will pay good
commission; references required; ex-
perience not absolutely necessary. Ad-
dress c. b. B., 221 9Th Ave, Chicago.
J-226 9Ox
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

MANAGERS and canvassers for exclusive
territory upon unequalled commissions for
unrivaled books no better opening is to
be found in the book selling business than
the opportunity we now have to offer
get our proposition; send address M. A.
Donohue & Co., Chicago. 81 Box
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

AGENTS-Make SIS to $50 week; perma-
nent position, selling fire extinguishers
that retail at ST. Monarch Co., st. Louis.
J-271 Box
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

WANTED-First- class salesman; man ca
month; permanent position for qualified
man. Address with references, J. B.
Ogden, Is McIntire Bldg, Dayton, Ohio.
297 BOX
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
Statesmen WANTED

Statesmen wanted for shoe and drug
trades TO sell DRY-SOLE, a literally od-
vertised waterproofng preservative for
shoes. Attractive proposition for ener-
Eetic men. Dry-Sole Co, SO Warren ST.,
New York
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

MONEY - SPECTATORS - MONEY
The present stock and grain markets af-
ford opportunities that will yield a per-
centage OF profit uneQualed in any other
line OF business: don't delay; send for
our special letter containing reports and
advices; highest banking and Commercial
agency references. Williams, Young q
Co., 226-22s La Sale St. Chicago. Ill. St.
Louis once, Lacleede Bldg. Y-2T COX
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

SALESMEN-One in every county to sell
farmers wind mill attachment; makes
profit Address H. A. Nelson, Fairfield,
Iowa. 292 BOX
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

Statesmen wanted by lace importers;
must have established dry goods trade,
small towns; expenses advanced sam
pies Is pounds Standard Lace Works,
4sS Broadway. New York. 966 30x
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

MANAGER-Branch office, Omaha and
other cities; an enterprise we believe will
prove greatest money earning and wealth
producing business proposition ever pre-
sented TO American public; company will
forever own all powers, advantages and
every source of profit in a modern city
under unity of ownership; superior TO any
cooperative colonization plan ever
formed; representatives should earn 5000
to 5000 first year and continue to in
crease; small amount OF cash required I;
our booklet, THE Powers and ADVANTAGES
of Industrial Concentration" and full in
formation mailed free Inventors and
New Jersey. Y-27S S0X
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

WANTED to buy a nice, clean, money
making business, 500 to $4,000. Address
rs, Rec. N-4aO 90