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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-06
o E m E n I I.
Mngarti6e Coalition
Sdeiut In bic Bri@e 3m geben.

BubapeH. 5. Mdra. Die @oa
lition 9tbt 3si4en oes 3erfans. Boron
SanHp, elmer ibrer 6hbrer. seiat In
einem 8riefe an 2oHutb feinsn Nus.
tritt on, OILS prOteff ae9en Die ausae-
ipro6ene Nbf6t Der Coalition ben
oualifiidsn Character Der WOnarnis
au aerf6ren. @r ertldri. has euro.
pdiide @lsidgswidt sriorbers sinsn
farten Staat an Der Donau. elm fol6s,
absr lei unter BEN Splftm elmer Der.
fonalunion Oeferrei6s uno ungarns.
mis He Die nnabhdnsigen befnrmorten
unm6gIi6.
Die 4usRhten Der Coalition Rnf
aud was @ampagnefonos anbelana1
fdle&i. gs III uabrfdsinlid. bat
msbrere @ruppen Der JibruEs ganf'
frs fol9en tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-06

Nem BORT, 5. Ndr3. M&t Ssas
liensr. tpelds als blinoe paRagiere anf
benz Oampfer ,Stalta" anaetommerl
ruaren, perfudtsn in Nsw Serisp on
2ano su fommen unb sriHen bic Ye-
mannunq nit Sol&en an. Die poli3ei
eridien re&t3eitis uno bradte bic Sta'
liener In Nummer Si9er. sic ueroen
nod palermo 3uriidsei&idt tueroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-06
emotrati9es @ongreb
Gomite c.

% ton 5. Wdr3. Dos
osmofratifde @%Onersbeomite, weldes
morsen feline erfte SiBung baltsn tpiro.
bsffebt aus foleenosn Witalisoern:
Reprdientanten - alabama, Bur.
nett; artanfas, 9ittls; 5lorioa. @lart;
Georgia. @risss; 5ainois, &alnsp;
Snoiana, 3enOr; 3sntudp. 6Opttns;
8 ouifiana. BrouHaro; Marplano. Sill;
WaRa9ufetts 3slibsr Wiififppi,
gowsrs; Mtfouri, 2lOpo /; @sOaoa,
Ban Su3er; Rsrp Ssrfsp, WeDermOtt;
New 9orf, &pan; Nortb Carolina,
Us. SO. aii9in; Ohio, @arber; psnn.
iplpania, Slime; &booe Sslano, @ran'
ger; Soutb Carolina. 5inIep; $en=
nefse, @ainss; 8sras. smitb; girgis
mia. sOutbal; Wst girainiu. Saois;
WiscOnHn. @eibe.
Senatoren = Mrtanfas Berrp;
Sbabo, Dubois; 3enneRee, garmad;
Wontana, @lart; Ssras, @uIbsrtiOn;
g%irsinia. Wartin; 5lorioa, Salia=
ferro; WiRouri, STONE; Ispaoa, @ews
lambs.
Sslseat - Smith, ariaOna.
@egen gerfdIf&unsbo BON
HabrunssmttteIn
Wnbtngton. 5. Mdrs. -
Rad 8finoiger geratbuns einiats fd
bas 9austomite fir spifhenfaotli6en
unb ausldnbif&en 0anosl iber cine
Bill sesen Rabrun9smitteIperfdlf4un9
bic benz Sauis ginhig sirberi4tet mere
ben foa. SIN pielen Besisbunsen ffimmi
He nit Der 0spburn.B Bill therein, bic
i'm Senate angenommen puroe, une
oeren Namsn He aud tragen tpirb,
bod tpuroen ibr mande Announcements
3ugsfHgt.
Nbamion uno Bartlett BON georaiG
iomie Rufsl bon Ssras tparer, qe9er
bic Bill, neil oisfslbe In bic Polt3ei
9etuaIt Der Staaten eiuereife. Si
! tueroen stnsn Minoritdtsberi9t Elm,
rei9en.
8ter dc anne rtrunfen
:, Or q 9iasport. Ws., 5. Wdr3
Bier Wann bonn S9oner Billie. be
!, tn Der BAT ftraHoete, e%rtranten, De
2apitdn nit stpsi 8ootsleuten uno ben
2o9 eryei9ten mad f9msrer Mabe Ell
anberes S6ih.
{ @elbf4ranf au Der StraB
q geunben.
Hew Yorf. 5. @drs. Gin 8elo
f9ranf, Der ofenbar nit elmer SpibaI
ge6Hnet porosn mar, tpuroe gefter,
Morsen bOr benz 6auie 8O2 5. etrat
auf Der StraBe gefanben. Mus papie
{ rem. tpeide fur oie ginbre6er tuertblo
u unb baber bon ibnen aurtdselaRsn no
rem. cling berbor, baB Der @elbI&rar
: benz 6lsii4bdnolsr Samuel SaleAte,
bon 66 z. Str. geb6rte. Der 8obe
oes @elof&rantes mar bsraussebro6.
pOrben. Die ginbrs&er mnEen iebo
febr enttdui&t sewefen isin, benin (
erbeutsten nur cine eerinse 8aa'
: iumme, ndmli4 $l2 in ameritaniI&el
Silbergelo uno bret ruiRi4e @olor.
bel, ruel9e eineu Wertb bon unaefdl
$14 baben.
Muru beenbet.
SprtngteIb b, g., 5. Wdr
8ier Wiliaeompa9nien bon @olumbu
'e 3usi bon Springfield, ie cine brn q
bana uno 4enia murbsn teute aurida
H. aoger, ba bic @efabr usiterer arawal
l. geI9munoen i&eint.
nc 0ier3ebn Wdnner unb 2naben uu
ben beute TN pOli3eiseri4t tpesen Mu
70 rubrs borgefhbrt.
Den Wirtbi&aften if mad Mbrei
Der Mili3if wieoer 9eFattst aufaubt
ten. Wan f&dbt. bob IS $l2. 600
% fofet bot bie &ruppsn bisrber au bri
10 gen. IS ~perlautet. baB r,orgen
as Stabtratb Der Nntrae eefelt uirb
l@ poliaeima9t au berooppeln.
@eanbten me@eI.
abir9to n, 5. W1ra.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-06
9emti1er 8oti6after
nsbsr Warroffo Trase.


NnroitO.5 raae eefanbt puroen, bat
Der Osuti4e gOtidafter cine iebr prd3iie
srtldruna Der prsTs ~iters.ben.
Sn berIelben fa9t err Tsuti9lanb
iu@e tsinen arisg In Warotto. @e.
robe um einea folden su bermeiosn
babe ss bic aOnfersns anssrest. gs
let FIR Die vofene Sbir." Der San
Del Jrantreihs nit Warotto Tel 3uar
GROCER tpte Der Ssutidlanos, blsibe
aosr auf oerielben S5be udbrenb Der
Seutt9lanos raid padIe.
Deuiihlnno babe bereits a%nerfannt,
oaB 6rantrei4 in ben @rsn3ssbistsn
cine Worau9shelluns babe. obglei9 Der
Vsrtraa bon Wabrio befimme. oaB
aue Nddte tn Waroffo gleide &shte
taben iolten. Dies babe Deutf6lanb
aus 6~rieoensliebe getban, aber ueiter
tonne es Mot na6geben. UNI f@ ni9t
benz Wortpurfe Der S9wd4s aussus
feBen.
Ben frans6Ri9en 9ori4laa besfe.
LID Der marottanifden pOli3ei tonne
Seuti6lano ni1t ~annehmen. ba biefe
our4 oenielben %oOlfdnoig In fran3b.
Ride 6dnoe 9eratben niiroe. mas benz
SntsreHe aler Wdats tpiosriprs9s.
RAD ben pbiItppinen.
San5rancisco. 5. Wdr3. Der
Bunoesoampfer v2ogan" Qing beute
nod ben Bbilippinen ab. @uber elmer
an3abl 2aiattsnpuRaaiers bate sr bas
8. Snf. 'Reg. unb 2 Samaoronen bes
8. Rab. .3s9.'s an 8orb.
ollie d. Sabtti.
g nGraneiseo. 5 Wdr3. Hui
Inre9ung bes frans6Rihsn 2oniula
2anea, bat lid bier Elm Romits g.bil=
bet, INN ben 0otbleioenben auf Sabiti
uno ben Ra6barinisln Ollie au ienosn,
u d n gsarbeiten n.
m | n 9 B q m, ala.. 5. Mdr3.
Bon Werioian miro gemeloet, oab bis
Aufrdumunasarbeiten bon 8hrQerr
uno Strdftnssn rtifig p~orangebtn.
I'm bic Mrbeitspldbe III elm @orbon bon
Soloatsrt ge3o9en, um bic pielen Nsu.
qierigen a~b3ubalten. gs meroen nod
. INNER mebrere PeriOnen bermibt.
4 Sc piro tuieoerboIt anqethnoist. bai
: 8elobilfe ni6t nOtbwenoig 1T.
Diroau g 6wieri9feis
ten oben.
Wab 9 ton. 5. Mdra. Dele
aat QalanianOle bon 6amaii braht
]. beute cine Bill Elm, Die fribsre R6ni9il
r 2iIioufaIani nit 5000, 900 ab3ufinben
2ofenIoer 9 amen.
!" Wafbinaton n, 5. Wdr3. Gin
I" geriammlung bon Sam.nbdnolern au
alien 8beilen Der Ser. Staten wuro
{ bsute bier a~bgsbalten. I'm Witiel I'm
@ese 81 beratpen Der freisn 8ertbsi
lung bon eamen bur1 bic @seisrun
RI eth gnoe gu MAIDEN.
Sas 5austomite bat bereits bie Ue,
10 tpiaisungstlauiel fur Samsn a
>. fri1en.
. 6irB ert6erungs g.. o e.
J.. ell&aten
1t @oIumbu 8, O., 5. Mdra. =
T, 3eprdientant Siewart bon @larf 81
N bat i'm 6auie IA Bills our &esultrun
N Der Observation-Disclosures eina'
ID braat, BITE I'm Staate @siddfte NADER
Die Bills fimmen fat eenau m
r oenen iiberein, nelhe oas Armfronl
m 2omite Der Sem Yorter 2egislatl
empfabl.
Qr 8Iinbep agter
fast.
Nem BORT, 5. Ndr3. N4t ST.
"a. liener. tpel9s als blinoe paRagiere o.
benz Dampfer .Stilia" anaetcmm'
r.. uarsn, psriudtsn In Rem Serfsp
IL. 2ano su fommen unb srifen bie Y
De mannuna NIT Dol&en an. Die polil
eridisn re9t3eitis uno bra1te bic st
If. liener In Summer Si9er. sic pero
If. nod palermo surtidsei&idt tperoen.
Yr6rietemer
az.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-06
Yrdi. 6oolfDflt
sritt beim Gonsref enersiid fir aifdenbeftlignn'
gen eit.

Seridt beg amerifaniten &onius af Sahi. = Suiannneniebnng Oes Demo
fratiheu gpumes Gpmtes. Die Sep6nrn Sill Dor Dem Sanss
gpmite. Bier Wtanm on Der aHae bon GRaine ertrnnfeu.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-28
KNOX SPEECH WILL
 FORESHADOW END
IT IS BELIEVED THAT HE AND SPOONER WILL EVENTUALLY OFFER COMPROMISE ON THE RAILROAD RATE BILL.

Washington, March 27.-(Special)- Senator Knoxs speech, which is expected to be delivered in the Senate tomorrow will be closely along the lines of his utterances on the railroad question before Congress convened and especially his Pittsburg speech. The debate. however, will probably be enlivened by frequent interruptions and it is believed here that the speech of the Pennsylvania senator will foreshadow the kind of measure the republicans of the Senate will eventually agree upon and pass.
 Owing to the wide impression through out the country that Senator Knox stands pretty close to the railroads, 1t is taken for granted that his hand will not directly appear in the compromise measure the republicans will put forward. At the same time the belief is expressed that he will play the principal part in the draft ing of the measure which will not i'm probably be offered by Senator Spooner of Wisconsin. The plan of the Senate republicans seems to be to keep up the debate for some weeks yet and then run ir their Knox-Spooner compromise The only thing now in the way of such a com promise is a few republ 'an senators of the Deliver and Clapp order, who are standing out for genuine railroad legis- lation There now seems to be no doubt however, that the Aldrich- Foraker fac ton will concede enough to them to war rant their supporting the bill.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-28
CHURCH FUNCTION
 RESULTS IN DEATH
RIVAL FACTIONS IN CoALDALE, w. VA, QUARREL AND MEN AND WOMEN ARE SHOT DURING THE FIGHT.

Bluefield, w. Va. March 27.-Bloodshed and death was the ending of social at the Methodist Episcopal church at Coal dale near here tonight. The tragedy grew out of a bitter feeling between the two factions striving for dominance of the church Bejamine Capely was instantly killed while his wife, whose head was partly torn away by gunshot wound. cannot recover. Mrs. R. H. Harper was wounded in the side and Henry Garden was shot in the leg. Two unknown men who fled after the fight were also slightly wounded.
 There had been ill feeling of long stand ing over the management of funds which had been raised for the erection of a new church building Many opposed the hold ing of social tonight, fearing out break During the evening there was clash between adherents of the rival fac lions, and it is said a blow was struck. Instantly guns were produced and shoot ing began. It is not certainly known who fired the first shot, but almost as the shooting began, Capely fell to the floor with a bullet in his heart.
 Mrs. Capely, Henry Garden and two other men were shot within the next few minutes It is believed that Mrs. Capely received her wound as she stepped from the door of the building. Mrs. liar per, Garden and James Hotten were placed under arrest pending complete investigation by the authorities.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-28
LAUGH IN FACE OF THE COURT Eight Ohio Boys Assessed Fine
 of S1 Each JUDGE CALLS 1T OUTRAGE He Remits the Fines and Costs and Many Citizens Are Indignant
 at the Farce En-
 acted.
JUDGE CALLS II OUTRAGE

Springfield, O.. March 27.-Laughing openly in court at their light fines for rioting, the eight boys who were ar rested by the Soldiers Home days ago during the negro riots here walked out of the police court today free. Judge Miller, before whom the rioters were ar raigned, in speaking of the recommenda- ton of the jury that the fine be only $1 on account of the youth of the ac- cused, said:
 This matter is an outrage. can do nothing but in1ict the nominal fine of $l as recommended by the jury This jury was made up of leading business men and manufacturers. and their recommend alton is an outrage"
 He then announced that he remitted the fines and costs. Many citizens are indignant at the farce.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-28
SHoNTS OFF FOR PANAMA.
Will Personally Investigate Freight
 Traffic Conditions.

Washington. March 27. Chairman shonts of the Panama canal commission, will sail Friday for the isthmus to in- yestigate freight conditions there. s. P. Schwerin, vice president and general man. ager of the Pacific mail steamship com pany, and other officials of the company, will sail for Colon on a private yacht and will join MT. Shonts in a complete investigation of misunderstanding con- corning the handling of freight delivered In Colon for shipment across the isthmus on the railway to Panama for the Pa ciic mall company.
 Civil Service Commissioner Cooley and W. Leon Pepperman, assistant chief of the Washington office of the canal com mission. will accompany Mir. Shonts. MT. Cooley will look into the needs of the office force under the commission on the isthmus.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-28
INTERFERENCE WILL AROUSE HOSTILITY Chattanooga Don't Want Joh + son Case in Federal Court
 3. TEXAS MEN TURNED DOWN Speaker Cannon Will Not Follow Their Suggestion on the Quarantine Bill and an Early considera-
 ton Is Probable.
TEXAS MEN TURNED DOWN

Washington, March 27.-tSpecial)- Those who are acquainted with ..se facts in the case have little criticism to pass upon the United States supreme cougt for it's proposal to punish for contempt tliose responsible for the lynching of the negro Johnson in Chattanooga last week.
 The alleged determination of the de- partment of justice, however, to prosecute the case in the federal courts under sec tion 55OS of the revised statutes, is con- sidered another matter by Tennessee congressmen and other southern mem- bers.f They say the establishment of this juris' lction would supersede the state coui $ by federal authority and result in a centralization of power through the courts in the federal government. It Is claimed by those who adhere to state sovereignty that there is absolutely no warrant for the federal government to assume jurisdiction over criminal offen- ses e nitted in a state, that such an assuml ton of Jurisdiction would be de- structive of all state soverignity and that the United States supreme court would so hold when the cases reached it. A distinction is clearly drawn between the right of the supreme court to enforce it's authority and the right of the depart ment of justice to interfere with the en- forcement of criminal law. In case of trial in the federal courts it Is reported that Judge Alton B. Parker will defend the Sheriff of Hamilton county ct. aL, m. said
 precipitate a race war in Chattanooga, it can proceed to make arrests in the Johnson case, but I want to say that if there is a race war as a result of the departments interference the blood will rest upon the officials of the department"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-28
Governor Pattison Shows Gain.

Columbus, O.. March 27.-Alarming rumors. which became current tonight regarding Governor Pattison's condi- ton. were dispelled when the follow ing bulletin was issued at 11:30 o'clock by the attending physician: .uovernor Pattison has shown definite gain in strength today. and hopeful improvement in other respects. He will have good night. Temperature normal, pulse 92; respiration 22.s'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-28
Wants to Get Even.

Chairman Burton of the rivers and har- bors committee has long chafed under the alleged encroachment of the ter- state and foreign commerce committee upon bills constructing dams and rivers
 The recent action of the House in re- ferring to the latter committee the Mus cle Shoals (Alabama) bill was especially distasteful to MT. Burton, and he today introduced a resolution amepding the rules so as to send bills of this nature to the rivers and harbors committee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-28
JOHNSTOWN SWEPT BY IMMENSE FIRE Entire Business Section of the
 Town in Danger ONE FIREMAN IS KILLED At O'Clock It Was Thought the De- struction Would Rival That
 Wrought By the Great
 Flood.
ONE FIREMAN IS KILLED

Jamestown, Pa, March %-With a monetary loss that at 3 a. m. is esti- mated at nearly a million dollars, one fireman killed several seriously hurt by falling walls, Johnstown is threatened this morning with devastation that all most rivals that of the great flood. The fire broke out at 12:30 o'clock in the cen ter of the business section and has been spreading for three hours.
 The fire started from an unknown cause. At 3:15 o'clock the fire was not yet under control.
 The fire broke out in the five-story brick building of the Swank Hardware company at Maine and Bedford streets. A general alarm was sent in and all the firemen of the city are trying to get the blaze under control
 The Swank Hardware company has the largest wholesale hardware establish ment between Pittsburg and Philadel- phia. Structures adjoining the Swank hardware building are also on fire. 1t Is not yet known how the blaze started.
 Powder and Oil Stored.
 A large quantity of powder and oil are stored in the hardware store, and 1t Is not believed the flames can be checked before they reach it. Grave apprehension is felt as to the result when this powder and oil is ignited.
 While many streams of water are being played on the hardware building there Is little hope of saving any part of 1t, and the chief work of the firemen Is being directed toward saving adjoining prop erty.
 The building of the Johnstown Journal has been entirely consumed. G. H. San tamour, telegrapher for the Publishers Press association, is missing, and it Is feared he has perished.
 The building of the Henderson furni- ture company is almost destroyed while the Foster building and the Greer build ings, are also burning. If these buildings are destroyed the loss will be in the neighborhood of s70o,0O0
 Whole Town in Danger.
 Al 2;35 o'clock the whole business dis triet is in peril of being destroyed. One life has already been lost. that of Will liam Campbell. fireman, who was caught under a falling wall and crushed to death. His body was recovered. The volunteer fire department is helpless The equip ment is inadequate and their hose Is constantly bursting.
 The town is without electric light or mower the wires of the electric light company having been burned
 At a. m, the fire continues to spread and is apparently beyond control of the twelve fire companies fighting the flames. The loss is now estimated close to ST. OOOO0 Several firemen have been se- riouesy injured. It Is feared help will have to be summoned from Altoona.
 Johnstown,, Pa. March 2S.-(3:40 a. nl) At 3:9O the chief of the fire department announced the fire was practically under control and that 1t would burn itself out in the Geis building the last of four big buildings in row.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-28
Turns Down Texas Delegation.

Speaker Cannon has informed the mem- bers of the Texas delegation that he will not be guided by their protest against bringing in a rule for the consideration of the national quarantine bill.
 The rule fixing date for the con sideration of the bill will be reported from the rules committee, and 1t is hoped that the measure can get before the House when the legislative bill is con- c1udpd
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-28
Louisville and Nashville Wins Suit.

New Orleans. March 1.-The United States court of appeals handed down an important decision today in favor of the railroads in the case of the Louisville and Nashville railroad vs. NJ. K. Bitter man. and other New Orleans ticket brokers. the court holding that the rail- roads are entitled to permanent injunc- tions covering all future issues of non transferable tickets. This is the first time the question has been passed upon by a federal appellate court
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-28
carneqie Spends More Money.

Pittsburg, March 27.-It was an. nounced tonight that Andrew Carnegie had given two millions of dollars in addition to previous gifts for the main tenance of the Carnegie technologicaI schools The gift was made through a special committee of the trustees of the technological schools, who visited MT. Carnegie at Hot Springs, Va.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-28

Johnstown.. Pa. March 2s.-(3:40 a. n) At 3:SO the chief of the fire department announced the fire was practically under control. and that 1t would burn itself out in the Geis building. the last of four big buildings in row.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-11
AUTOMOBILES
FENCING

ANCHOR and iron fencing. Wire fencing
&C per II. 205 N. nth st. Tel Red Sll.
9s2 July9
WIRE and iron fencing, hitching posts
wire trellis. Omaha Wire & Iron Works,
M-s6s 70
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-11
SPECIAL NOTICES

Advertisements for these columns
will he taken untt1 ~ m. for the
evening edition and until y. for
the morning and sunday edition.
Rates 4 I-2c q word nrat Insertion,
Ic n word thereafter. Nothing taken
for less than zoe for the nrst tnser-
ton. These advertisements must be
run conaecutiveIy.
Advertisers. By reauestinH = num-
bered cheek, can have answers adj
dressed 90 n numbered letter in care
81 The Bee. Answers 30 Addressed
Will be delivered ON presentation of
check.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-11
LAW AND COLLECTIONS
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

J, N. MCFARLAND. SOC ~. Z, L. Bldg.
Tel. Douglas 6s5s. -s6O
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-11
For sALE-REAL ESTATE
CHRIS ROVER
YOUR EYE OPEN For THEM


22d and Cunning Phone Doug 20ie.
Lot 66x165, with two small houses. city
water in kitchen. southeast corner 9th Ave.
and Cunning ST. $500.
Eight-room house, partly modern, lot 40x
10. on 18th St between Farnam and Doug
las. $3.50. Also one-story brick store
building. lot 9Ox12O $500. Submit bids on
these two. They must be sold at once.
six-room modern house. lot SOx1s2, on
Webster st., near ast. $500.
Four-room house and barn, lot 2sx9O. at
mis- Military Ave. $500.
six-room brick house. furnace, barn, we'll
and cistern. Lot 5ox132 on Corby St., be-
tween 42d and 49d. Price only $500.
Four-room house, we'll and cistern. Lot
26x14O Csouth 90 feet Of lot is 50 feet wide)
on Burdette St, between sOth and sist.
Price $3.50.
Eight-room house, city water and sewer
connected with kitchen. Lot 5Ox13o Mere
dith Ave. near 18th ST. Price 5000.
Vacant lot. esth ST.. between Nicholas and
Indiana Ave, lot 47x1Ss Price s600.
Vacant lot on Nicholas. between 18th and
sOth SITS. Lot 5lxi25. Price $500.
Lot on southeast corner 18th and Burt.
55x15O. Price Sl1OO.
Lot on Webster, between 9th and 2sth.
Lot is 9oxl50. Price $3.50.
Lot on Burt St. between 9th and 18th
SITS, 3O1150. Price $3.50
CHRIS BOYER,
I'D and Cunning. Phone Doug. 2Ol0.
RE-9sS 10
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-11
WANTED-sALESMEN

LARGE corporation wants a first class
young salesman 70 promote the business
None but the best need apply. Room l62
Fraternity building. Lincoln, Neb.
LM-s5s Il
WANTED-A travelling salesman to sell
overalls, pants. and shirts. Exclusively
or as side line In Nebraska on commits
sion. The Ehrmann Mfg. Co.
LM-S67 y
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-Permanent position as stenog-
rapher or boOkkeeper by experienced
young man. References. Address ID 60,
Bee Ats Tx
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-11
TREES AND SHRUBS

LARGEST Assortment OF trees and shrubs
IN the city az Crescent Nursery. salea
ground. 1st and FarnaIn. Tel Douglas
H. ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-11
BARGAIN GALORE
ON THE BEE WANT AID PAGE
FOR RENI-EURNISHED ROOMS

NICELY furnished, large, south front
room with bay window; also east and
north front room; everything strictly
modern; walking distance; prices reason
able. 29oS Dewey Ave. Telephone Harvey
2fO4. E-49O 16x
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-11
FoR RENT-sToREs q OFEIcEs

SD00 per month for large store room,
southeast corner 10th and Leavenworth.
Inquire r. e. Peters g. Co, ground floor
Bee building, IM-9co
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-11

HOUSEHOLD furniture on private sale
at zoos Burt, Q-975 Tx
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-11

LET John Grant make your cement side
walk, driveways or cellar floor n YOU
want the best-guaranteed 10 years. ONCE
9Th floor Bee Bldg. Tel. Douglas 7242
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-11
WbNTED-MALE HELP

Night clerk. s25 board ana room.
Retail clerk, $50.
Stock clerk. S3b TO $40.
Grocery clerk. $50
Furniture statesmen, S6b.
Bookkeeper and stenoRraphcr, $40.
Stenographer, SIS.
Call or write Tor complete list of va
csncies.
If in need of a position call and see
us at once. We can place you.
WESTERN REF. Il BOND ASSN. Inc.l
Dept. b, S40-41-42 N. Y. Life Bldg;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-11

A GOOD family COW for sale. las south
SD Ave. Q-N6