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Business Chances.

DuSIneSS finances.
sl75 WILL Buy grocery. doing bus.aesz 80
NESS BRokERS. Oh ?. nyZs-st
CORNER GROCERY. southeast. sa7.e -
70 , eaLss FellFinsi including horse and wagon
only 500 rent $20s IvlnK rooms [l-Et
YORK Ohk BUSINESS BROKERS. Gil F.
CORNER GROCERY. No-rheas.. oDe - -
Dest' daily sales. So this Is rare chance.
long established. price, $3.50. NEW YORK
- sI.S E.o5 BROKERS. OH r r1y-4-8t
NOTION STORE. Northwest: rent. SIS: VII
saSTtIlee ~ sod al once. So NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS. OIL r Iny2l-5t
FOR sALE-Cisar store and oyster gaI77r
combined -5os q ST. NV Cau after pm
FOR sALE-Luneh room. 49s 1sss 81 NV:
wANTED,--To buy a mnk route. cheap Tor
cash address BOX Is. Times oace.
uy25-5t
PROMOTER. organizing a SI0.Jlo.os0 ccrl-
PaEy. wants = meet an enJerprIslng business
man no VII furnish working capital L.
the extent OF $50 70 $1,000 CAV ~ 49,
In on ground floor and guarantee returns 10
be no less than quarter Of q million within
SIX months This Is gilt-edged. aud only
those meaning business need apply AG-
dress BOX 80, Times ofHee- lay2s-2t
FOR sALE-EiegantIy furnished cafe ana
dairy lunch. on business street. No-thwest. &
bargain Address BOX SCI. Times once.
GROCERY STORE: hne location; Northwest;
living rooms OLD DOMINION. 5-- +. Room
--S -
FOR SALE-Cigar sto-e. great bargain. good
location; low rent. az sth 81 nv myZ2-6t
FOR SALE-Bicycle store. established th.--
teen years hrst-clasS location. receipts av-
erage SsoJ clear y-(Eiys reason rO- sell
Once - ---e-
WANTED-GrUcery store FOR cash. no agents.
Address BOX 80. Times Once. ny---5t
SALOON, Virginia a-e. NV. must De sold:
10 reasonable ul;sr refused DCGAS. 81
Louisiana ave. my-Z-st
SALOON. center city. close 70 PennsyI-
vania ave. conducted by present proprietor
thirty years DCGAN. 6li Louisiana ave
SALOON. pr lminent corner Southeast: do
ing large bu siness- DJGAN. 6I7 Louisiana
ave myZ-Sc
Wholesale LIQUOR establishment: fae
corner. Northwest 5000 DUGAN, 81
S-ROOM HO.,EL, with bar; central Ioca-
ton. viii sell cheap or trade for city prop
erty- DUGAN. 81 Louisiana ave ny22-Si
GROCERY ard provision. fne co-ner; doing
business $3.50 per month on account OF
leaving city I'll sacrifice for 81, 800, which
IS less than g.; -cntory- DCGAN. ST. Louis
lana ave myE-St
SALOON AND HOTEL. 2S furnished rooms,
close 10 Avenue, sacrifice. 5000 DCGAN,
6ll Louisiana ave myz2-st
BY same proprietor - years mace Tor
tune DUGAN. OH Louisiana ave my22-St
BARBER SHOP. 10 chairs. clearing above
expenses over 500 per month"; exposition
lease; a rare opportunity; investigate al
once ELY. 2ls Atlantic Hotel. Norfolk. Va
nyIg-7t
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FOR SALE-One S-ho-sepowe- Kerosene en-
zine. can be seen running one S-horsspoVser
Weber EasoIene engine, both engines in rrst-
class condition, but Viii be sold al sAcrl-
Ece 10 make room for machinery A. g.
BALSER Co, ~ ~ 81. nv. Phone West
40 ruycs-Sr
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SOUTHWEST
V. HUGO EISENBEISS. 9Th and 3 sts. sw,
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For Rent
Unfurnished Rooms.

Unfinished Rooms.
FOR RENT-Three unfarnished rooms. Sec
end hoori s9. liz 5th st. ne. my2i-st
FOR REfST-Three unfurn.shed rooms with
bath. second or los Bladensburg road.
--g-t--t
FOR RENT one large room for business and
Your upstairs roOT1s; hot water and gas:
ulI1rlnsheo- ~ llS9 ltth nv. my2f-3t
t2o-FoUR communicating rooms with large
gas range. porcelain bah; south frslt etc
no children reference. address CYENT,Ty or
House, Times onice. Iny2g-ft
FOUR unfurn.shed rooms. seeenF 8oor- heat
sSS, y pI5.e'e :. he'hi references 2I5 J. E4s-
= =
entire second floor. heat gas l,arh-- -.
SQUARE Of park. SIS. call after D. m.
FOR RENT-sl2 D ST. sw-Three unTur-
nlshed rooms ana bath on second foor. heat
gas for cooking and light; rent sI2 ~
FOR BENT-Three unfurnishea rooms ---777-I
noors heat ana gas: newly papered: for SIS
THREE nice. unfurnished rooms 70 49,
Housekeeping; third floor; al light: voune
couple preferred no children prlce reason
able l32 y ne. myzs-2t
THREE unfurnished rooms. second door
lol7 New Jersey ave. NV. rnyZs-st
THREE bright rooms. light Housekeeping.
6El Sth g. ne. nlv25-3
TWO second floor rooms. SO. IA sth ST NV
.ny25-St
FOUR unfurnished rooms on second floor:
heat. bath. gas. including cooking: Light
housekeeping; for adults 705 . St NV.
FOR RENT-Suburban, four rooms. inciud-
Ing gas for Lighting and cooking SIS 50
per month Address BOX SOS. Times Office
myZ3-3t
FOR RENT-Second floor rooms. unfurnisbed:
light housekeeping s32 L 81. NV myZ3-3t
FOR RENT-Three rooms ana bath: IIght
housekeeping; reasonable. s15 ST. sw
myz3-3t
THREE OF four unfuruished rooms; cooking
gas cheap IS 81. ne my2z-3t
FOR RENT-Three nice unfurnlshed rooms
on second floor. 10 adults only. ST. 1928 s1th
St r1yae-a-
TWO Unfurnlshed second floor rooms; IIght
1 housekeeping. with gas zIs X 81. nv
my2z-St
TWO unfurnished rooms FOR rent. 81. aIg1
two Easements either for living rooms Office
OF store lIll ION ST NV myZZ-st
FOR RENT-Two newly painted 2d ro0r
IuoIns. bay window; alcove, So, near O p
| o. nicely furnished stairs "a C. 81 NV
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FOR RENT one large room FOR business and
Your upstairs rooT1s; hot water and gas;
unfurHishcd IlS5 l1ti. NV rl1,-9s-7f
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FOUE unflrnished rooms. second floor. heat
sss, private bath; references 2I5 J. ls.
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BROOKLAND. d. c.
ARTHUR H r LUERSSEN. Drug Store.
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BURY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS
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so ID NE--Fo1r rooms for housekee,f,s--
entire second floor: heat gas I.sfE-- -
SQUARE OF park, SIS. call after D. m.
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FOR RENT-Threa unfarnlshed rooms. se
cnd hoori 81. lii7 5th st. ne. my2f-si
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s.V-fOlk communicating Toons with large
closet, IN desirable neEiborlOod Northwest. .
gas IanSe. porcelain bSth; south front etc .
no chilqreT,:- reference. address OWNER or
ElO1oEst lfnleS culce. lnygg-ff
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FOR SAIL UpTlEnt pianos At unusually low
1g ures- - H44- LAy you see before de-
c1ding- ACsL sell lal used p.znos) al a
saCrlnces one Uprlgh-. 500. squares as Iow a.
s. CAAE- Il s4IEEF ~ uLh St nv
). c. CONLIFf. Manager mhZs-ts
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NEW sidebCarL. worth SIS SO. washstand
with large mirror, $50. s. oil heater. s.. %;
four rCgs. s.. bed springs. Jwo mattresses.
ana two pillows, S-os couch, mattress. and
cover, 50 address BOX JJs. Times ofhce-
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FOR RENT-Three unfurnsshed rooms with
bath second cor. los Bladensburg road
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Fer Kent

cor KENT
LurnisaP2 Rooms
FURNISHED ROOMS. with or without
board. - New York ave. NV. my24-st
TWO communicating second floor. front
rooms; completely furnished for housekeeu-
lng. A--9 per week. los sth 81 NV il
l20t l 81. NW.-Iarge. furnished. bay-window
Ircnt iron. room. newly paDered. second floor: suit
aoie Tor tmo gentlemen II
2)I E ST. Nw.-Large, cool. south front
rooms: summer rates with or without board.
\ FURNISHED room FOR rent with German
family: $50 a week. 500 II 81. NV. my24-2t
NICELY furnished rooms, in a private fam
Ly- ~ 81. NV my24-5t
as II N'y.-Two nice furnished Tcans. s.
anu e--L - per Iloi-th. my24-3t
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms with board
10 New York ave. NV. my2f-st
FOR RENT-One nice room. S. 7l6 IIih St
NV. mv3F-sf
LARGE and small rooms opposite park. cool
MeIl-hept' sumner prices. home surround
~ - lztn NV Il
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. 81 and SIS Der
Hlonlhs gentlemen 4l5 6 81 NV. my23-3t
735 18TH ST. Nw.-I.arge. airy second sfo-v
room. near bath; other rooms: phone. cen
trail JransieEts- my2s-st
THREE rooms and bath: gas. Hight house
AtetlAg. 50 % ID 81 NV. myZ3-st
81 - oi- y NN--laIge rooms. second Roor
-, small rooms. 81. men, my2s-3t
FOR RENT-Nicely- furnished second floor
front roolu5 also other rooms. 44s q ST NV
LARGE parlor. suitable for bedroom -
& ST. nv rnvz7-4t
1901 ST. SW.-Iarge furnished second
story ircnt room and other rooms: southern
exposure reasonable nyzs-st
HALL ROOM for rent. 2I5 D 81. NV
FINELY furnished rooms, III l3th Aiso
I complete mats. SIS % SIS month. Including
sasi bargains. myZ5-3t
FOR RENT-To man and wife furnished
room. WIKI privilege or dining room and
kitchen. Address BOX 544. Times ofIce
1 FURNISHED. second story rooms southern
exposure 1872 Harvard 81. NV , delightful To-
cation near lith ST. cars summer rates.
Ily22-5t
III 10TH ST. NE.-Three unfurnished rooms
front, large alcOve. with heat gas and bath.
one-half square Of Columbia cars. rent, SI5 90.
my22-3t
TWO furnished rooms lslz in 81 NV
/ THREE furnished rooms, light housekeeD-
ing. adults 80 % ~. Call after 6
pm uyZ0-St
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FOR SALE-USED PIANOS:
hNABE small Grand lreIrodeless1 ever,
working Part new. Regular $50 IN
str1-GeLt- Special l-------------- go
kEABE Upright. large size. n.azrls
cent mahogany case latest design care
fully used like new Was S5T5 No.T Rfls
ESAEE L DriEhts medium size. Dlahogan,-
CASE splendid tone Was S59d. Nov Ssol
kNA BE Piano, large size magnificent
rosewood case: IN excellent condition
" as 800 Now .------ --.--.-. ..-.-. -s5O0
JESSE FRENCH Upright Piano. Enagnia-
cent mahogany case Was $50. N0w-.-Sz1o
SMITH & BARNES mahogany case fused
NeEy lttleJ. Was $50. NOa I200
SINGER Mahogany Upright. - good
con-lt4oD. has 500. N0W.......-.----1l50
" EBEh Baby Grand mahogany case:
sp-e1cld condition NOa---.--...------- ga
AA1sDAAS Fancy Case almost new.
e-aDcrately carEE1- &CW-----.--------- $50
S-1Ett Lprlght Piano. large size Just
---.I new --Da-- ~
CONDENSATION Piano and Piano Player
--4ile mahogany Piano CuprightJ and
E-A1ers WIKI y rolls OF nuslc---------S So
" b. y a T. * z q.
lZls-z5 r street my5-tt
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. L. cARNE & CO., 7O3 King st
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
oNE CENT A wc-D FOB

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents a word for all other classified
advertisements for less than three insertions.
II inserted for three or more consecutive
days, one cent word for each insertion
These rates do not apply TO Personals
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CASH REGISTEES.

NEW Nationals FROM IS Up.
HALLWOCD REGISTERS At 4 SACRIFICE
Several slightly used NATIONALS. FULLY
GCAA-A-N ED exceptional bargains and OF
EASY PAYMENTS We sell second -EaaL
Cash Registers Of all kinds cheaper and u
better condition Than any dealer
TIE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO..
OF NINTH STREET y. ".
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For Rent
Furnished and Unfurnished Rooms
MT. PLEASANT. 1923 Park road near end
OF Connecticut ave car line, fine hath. east
ern and southern exposure, large grounds.
uly2f-2t
1910 ST NW.-U nfurnished and newly
furnished rooms. fine location. clean house
ny-4-6t
FOUR or ave uufUruished rooms suitable
for light housekeeping. adults only. 1913
North Capitol g. rny24-st
SMALL. FLAT. second floor reasonable
~ q e -.y. rny23-3t
SJ- X 81. NV. Iny22-3t
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ass FOR SANITARY. orop-sids ccuches.
rockers. sScs E.-Carts. Sl-9S. parlor ana bed
room suites q per HeeA- See goods. RED
AOND's. ~ anG 80 sth 81 NV fel5-If
FOR SALE-GOod quality Opaque shades. d.
ted 10 yCE1 ulE1oUs. only -1cs lns best quail
IT, OIL oEaG@e shades. 5Qc. hung free: vii
call with samples ELEEBLAII' 5. 18th ana
Il SIS ne Fhans Easr -5-R -agJ-rf
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A z POWELL. 4th and East Capitol SITS.
O'DONNELLs DRUG CO. Sth and @ sts- Sc.
NJ. S FEALY. NV. cor. 1lth and Pa. ave. Sc.
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NANIED-HiEhest cash prices paid for worn
garments, ladies' or gentlemen's Also shoes
ana hats- ADDRESS postal and Will call any
hour 3 IARSHES. 1905 9TH 81. NV. Phone
NotIh 40 fe2S- gOr
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FOR RENT-9l2 d ST sW-Three 14n~,,--
nished rooms and bath on second foo-- best
gas for cooking and light. rent. 81 If
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START The CHILDREN

In music and give them something 10 oc-
cUpy their MINIS during the summer vaca-
gl0L- Wen loan you good square piano
OF moving piano.
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FISHER upright piano for sale; drst S125
takes IL: a bargain cali &t 100 New YORK
The Brinkley argus., 1906-11-16
Some of our pupils, Where they are at work and the Salary Paid
 Them.

Miss Pattie Gates, in school two months, now with the Mayer Gum Factory, salary. $65 month. C. c. Williams, in school two and one half months, now with W. C.. Earby g. Co.,, salary SIS month.
 Miss Spurgie Smith, in school one month and twenty-one days, now with |J. Buchannon. Tenn. Trust Bldg, .salary s85 month.
 Miss Annie Storch. in school three months. now wth the Cumberland Telephone Co.,. salary $6o month.
 Miss Maie Locket, in school three. months, now with Rock Island R. R salary $50 month.
 w. F. Adams, in school three months. now cashier of Bank of An. guilla, Miss, salary Sl25 a month.
 w. B. Miller, in school fourmonths |now with J. w. Wilson & Co., Rule vile, Miss, salary Slo4O a year
 J.#P. Farrow, in school less than three months, now with the Broadway Goal Go. salary N5.oo month. w. w. Wool in school two menths now with Benedicdt Warren & Davis, salary S85.oo q month.
 Miss Linda Drane, in school two and one half months, now with Shank Phillips & Go. salary $o5.OO a month.
 I. w. Gam, in school four months, now with Walker Bernard & Co.,. salary SoO.OO. month
 |. H. Kimbrel, in school three and one half months, now with Lester al. Duncan, Miss. good salary.
 Memphis Business College, 30 N Main.
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RoEARK
Unique Service in
 the Episcopal Church.

EDITOR ARGUS:
 The Episcopal Church in this city bids fair 10 become second Little Church Around the Corner,' if cne.i to judge from the cary service held ia the quaint little church Sunday. The Harrison Sutherland Co, which had been playing an engagement at the Opera House during last week, were invited by the Rev. E. A Rounds to attend special service. which he had arranged for them, at an early hour so as to enable them to catch an early train for an adjacent city. Al most the entire company attended an listened to a cordial and felcitous address from the rector.
 In the course of his remarks, the reverend gentleman said-that they and their profession had, heretofore, been spoken of only disparingly, but he was glad that that time had passed and he further stated that ke num- bsred many friends among the thss- plans and he was proud of them.
 The regular service was afterwards held at the usual hour. eleven Q clock.
 Excepting next Sunday at which time the Rev Sir will be in Little Rock attending the Missionary Coun- cil, Morning Prayer, Libany and Ser mon every Sunday morning The rector will be glad 10 welcome all strangers at this service. all seats free.
 REPORTER.
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Keep it Going.

There is a story told of man Wh0 had an opportunity to help another m a material way The kindness oslng done ho told the recipient that instead of trying to make any return 10 nun to look for chance of doing a similar kindness to others. and thus to keep the kindness in circulation. There IS good lesson here. Let us try to oo some kindness to another for every one that is done to us ms means that we must keep a watchful eye 10 see, first. how many kindnesses are shown us, and, second. fo find oppor- tunities of keeping them in circu'a- tion.
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ALWAYS WAS SICK.

When man says he always was sick troubled with a cough that lasted all winter-whst would you think if he should say-he never was sick since using Ballard $ Horehound Syrup1 Such man exists. Mir J C. Clark, Denver, Colorado. writes "For years 1 was troubled with se- were cough that would last allsvinter This cough left me in miserable condition. 1 tried Ballard's Hore- hound Syrup and have not had 3 sicl day since. That's what it dil fol me- Sold by Brooks Pharmacy.
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Made Happy for Life.

Great happiness came into the home of s. c. Blair, school superin- tendent, at St, Albans, w. Va, when h's little daughter was restored from the dreadful complaint he names. He says: My little daughter had St. Vitus Dance, which yielded to no treatment but grew steadily worse un- til as a last resort we tried Electric Bitters; and rejoice to say. three bottles effected complete cure. Quick, sure cure for nervous com plaints, general debility, female weak |nesses, impoverished blood and ma Ilaria. Guaranteed by all druggists. Price soc.
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ROE BUDGET.
Roe. Ark Nov. IA, 1906


 On last Thursday night about nine o'clock, Mir Jeff Minnis hay barn, which was full of hay. burned. And on Saturday morning about three To clock, the Powell Handle Factory. containing two thousand dollars worth of finished handles, was burned h. surance on each comparatively small.
 Mrs. Dr. Adams and children are visiting in Beebe. Mrs. Belle Phipps is visiting her daughter, MT Car les Moore. at Pine BiL.i.
 Mrs. John VanNatta has returned from an extended visit in Missouri
 Miss Mittie Torrents was in CIar- endon last week.
 Miss May Whiting. of Clarendon. visited in Roe Sunday.
 Mir George Doyle. who was em- ployed in the Powell Handle Factory, left for his home in Kentucky, Sun day.
 MT. and Mrs. Wing, who have been in Roe for several weeks, returned to their home in Iowa yesterday. Mir. Wing was here looking after business interests
 Mir. Ali Mayberry was in Clarendon this week looking after some very important business.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Cattlett. ac- companied by Miss Alta Duke, were in Ulm Sunday. Mir. O'Coaley, who was superin- tendent of the Powell Handle Factory. left Monday for Paragould Miss Belle Dickey, a neice of Mfr. Walker Powell of this place, and MT. Twill Hinton, were married Sunday at Little Rock, where Miss Dckey was attending school.
  MT. and Mrs. A. c. Weeks left Sat urday night for their former home in Dexter, Mo. MT. Luther Critz left Tuesday for his old home in Dexter, Mo. Mir. Rodman Davis, who has for the past two months, been making his home near Clarendon. returned tc Roe where he will remain for the Winter. All welcome him back into our midst.
 Mrs. John Cattlett had business in Clarendon Monday.
 Mrs. Sarah Lawton is visiting in Des Arc this week
 Lawyer Bayne, of Clarendon, was in Roe on business Monday
 Born 10 Rev. and Mrs. Green, a bouncing baby girl.
 Mrs. Will Cean died at her home. near Roe. Tuesday morning. Inter ment will take place in the Roe Gem etery "Wednesday at 3 p. m.
 RoEARK.
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BE CHARlIABLE

to your horses as well as to yourself. You need not suffer from pains of any sort your horses need not suffer. Try bottle of Ballard's Snow Lini !
 II ent. It cures ailpains M Ro- berts. Bakersfield, Mo. writes: Il have used your Liniment for ten years and find it 10 be the best have ever used for man nor beast. Sold by Brooks Pharmacy.
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HOLLY GROVE NEWS,


 snow: then there were several unusu- ally warm days and now it is Wintry again. Some bad weather may be looked for.
 This correspondent has been on the sick list for more than week. The brevity of this letter will have to be excused as have not been able to sit up but very little for more than week. suffer with sore throat, nausea, fever and an awful cough. This old body is all racked and totter- ing, indicating that the evening of life is drawing near.
 Wm. O'Bannum left last Thursday for Creenvlle, Texas and perhaps will remain for an indefinite time.
 Miss Ada Cooke has been on the sick list for the past week with deep seated cold and fever. kind of epi- demic which seems to be in H. C..
 Mrs. Bessie Horn, sister of Mrs. l. H. Dial. died of pneumonia. at the home of her daughter in Bristol, Tenn. last Thursday. Nov. 9th. 1906. Mrs. Horn was certainly good wom- an, highly honored and loved by all who know her. She was lady who scattered sunshine wherever she went. She has many near relatives in H. G. to whom we offer heartfelt sympathy and ccndolence.
 Miss Annie 1rice. who is in school at H. c. was called home by phone Tuesday. Clarence Trice, her cousin, was very i'll with malaria hematura. Judge Trice went with Miss Annie through the bottom way by private conveyance.
 Mrs Brit Ables, who has been on the sick list the past week, is improv- ing we gladly note.
 Mrs. E E. Trotter. who was on the sick roll of last week, is now much improved we are glad to report.
 Mrs. Jefferson Davis, the confed- crate mother, owned 5000 acres of land in Jefferson, Ark, deeded her by Mrs. Dorsey.
 Aunt Mary Cook. highly respected old colored woman who lived at the home of her son. Wm. Cook. at H. c. and her daughter Lucinda Weeklf, who lived in Duncan, both died in an hour of each other on Monday even- ing the 18th of Nov. 1906. They were buried the next day at the New Hope Cemetery near H. C.
 Well the show is gone and good deal of H. G's money went with fl.
 The Methodist Ladies Aid Society wishes 10 tender MT. Sid Connolly many thanks for his very liberal as- sistance rendered them last Thursday night. the time of the oyster supper. Mir. C. was kind enough to do all of their hauling without charge. We all join in hearty thanks to Mr. C.
 The oyster supper given last Thurs day night, was perfect seccess. The receipts of the evening were $4OoO.
 Roll of Honol for the advanced de- partnent of H. C. High School, for 2nd month ending Nov. 9. 1906.
 CONDUCT.
 Lena Williamson Lecil Kerr Louise Walls Elmer Brewer Eloise Bryant Nellie Burruss
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-11

SIGN PAINTING. S. H. Cole, 1902 Douglas.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-11
GAS COMPANY GOES TO COURT
VIII sue to Compel City 20 Grant
Application for New Hold
ing Tank.

The Omaha Gas company has made an
other application to the building inspector
for a permit to erect new gas holding
tank at twentieth and Center streets, but
has been refused. and II is understood will
take the matter into court without delay
TO compel the city TO permit the construc-
ton.
Residents in the vicinity OF the present
gas works at Twentieth and Center streets
have put up a long and determined night
against allowing the gas company to en-
large its plant.
In its application 10 the building In
spector the company says the holder is
20 he OF steel with concrete foundations.
100 feet In diameter, thirty-siX feet high,
when depressed. and 40 feet high when
fun Of gas. The estimated cost Is given
at $50. 200. The United Gas Improvement
company OF Philadelphia 10 given as the
architect. as its name appears on tho
plans. and the builders are 10 be the
Stacey Manufacturing company OF Elm
wood Place o.
Building Inspector Withheld signed
letter In reply which declines to issue tho
permit for construction until the petition
from the property owners has been nled
Until then. he declares. there must be no
construction on the holder.