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CITY oFr1c1AL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS FOR STREET IMPROVE

PROPOSALS FOR STREET IMPROVE
60, MEM. -, ...., -, -.
received By the City clerk Of the city q
Omaha on Tuesday, July 10, 1906, at
o'clock p m, In the Council Chamber In
the City Hall, for the following Improve
2ith street from Leavenworth street to
Ninton street, in Street Improvement Dis
trct No. SCI, by curbing and paving In
accordance with Ordinance No. bilI.
sSth street from the south line OF Dodge
street to Burt street, in Street Improve
ment District No. $50, by curbing and paw
Ing, In accordance with Ordinance No
571S.
Bids for such improvements must he
upon asphalt, stone, vitrihed brick, vitrifed
brick block, artificial stone and nacadom,
and All bidders are required to designate mat
the locality, quarry kiln or factory from
which will be furnished the specific ma
terial TO be used by them, with its com
mercial designation,
district separately and must be made upon
printed blanks to be furnished by the City
Engineer. who Will also furnish instruc-
lions to bidders, together with speciica-
tons and forms Of contract and bond, upon
application at his Office and as evidence
Of good faith and guarantee that contract
will be entered into and good and sum-
Client bond furnished, should award be
Companied by a certified check, payable
to the City of Omaha, In an amount not
less than 10 per cent Of the total OF each
bid, but in no case to be less than 500.
Proposals must be addressed to the City
Clerk, Council Chamber, City Hall, and
marked Proposals for Street Improvement
District -i No MA giving the number OF
The City Council Of the City II Omaha
reserves the right to reject any and NIL
bids.
DAN b. BUTLER, City Clerk.
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Wool Market.

LONDON, June 30.-wOOL-Trading in
wool Is quiet with later grades a shade
easier. The arrivals of wool for the fourth
series of auction sales amount to 1880
bales, including 70, 700 forwarded direct TO
spinners. The imports this week were: New
South Wales, 1856 bales; Victoria, s,o55
bales; New Zealand, S,172 bales; Cape OF
Good Hope and Natal, l,l49 bales; China,
3E bales; Falkland islands, 402 bales; Punta
, Arenas, 26S bales New York, Ill bales;
various, 1,1S9 bales.
ST. Louis, June SO.-wOOL-Steady; me-
dium grades oombing and clothing, so
tub washed 326l42c.
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NOTICE


The following is a correct ana true list
OF the names and addresses or voters who
registered at the last regular registration
in October and November, 1905 or re tsion
of registration on April, 2S, 1906, as de-
string to affillate with the republican
party, who have since procured from the
city clerk, certificates Of removal as shown
by affldavits of removal on file in the city
clerks office
James F. Hammond, registered at l424
N. gath street, removed to 11OS N. 30 h
Albert ]. Sandberg, registered at fS23
Capitol Ave, removed to 1928 Parker.
Andrew Thomburg, registered at 2536
Parker street, removed to 1894 Hamilton
Julius Mansfield, registered at 1923
Mason street, removed to 2019 Harvey
street
street, removed to 554 s. S5th street.
Jas. L. Francis, registered AT 1904 Far
nam street, removed to CIT S. 18th street.
Beecher Highly, registered at 53S s. cath
street, removed to 1854 Harvey street
d. j. Lahey, registered at 924 N. 9th
street, removed to 222S ohio street.
II. e. Johnson, registered at Albion Flat
No. /, removed to 1858 Pratt street
John w. Priest, registered at 1924 Web
ster street, removed to 1856 N. 18th street.
Georgia Ave, removed to N. E. corner
10th and Pierce
J. A. Davis registered at 240S Chicago
street, removed to s14 S. 25th street.
Peter Procopll, registered at 1919 Cali
fornia street. removed to s06 s. goth
NJ ]. Hogan, registered at 1914 Web
ster street, removed to ITO N. nth street.
Alex. c, Adams, registered at S227 Lake
DAN B. BUTLER, City Clerk.
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NOTICE

NOIICH,
Sealed proposals are invited and will DO
received by the City Clerk Of the City Of
Omaha for furnishing the city with sixty
(60) brcoms COMPLETE (beng 800 sections)
for the Iron Clad Pickup Sweeping Ma
chimes owned by the city. each section to
contain seven pounds dry bass eighteen
inches in length and of a quality equal to
tool house near 18th and Mason streets
Proposals must be filed with the City Clerk
on or before Tuesday, July 3. 1906, at 2
posals for Brooms" and addressed to Dan
B. Butler, City Clerk, room 106, City Hall,
Omaha, Nebraska.
Published pursuant to Resolution No.
1875, series 1906.
Omaha, Nebraska. June 10. 1900.
DAN B. BUTLER, City Clerk.
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Paint. OIIs anal GINA,


NEW YORK, June 3O-COTTON-spo
closed QUIET middling uplands 1OSOc; mid
ding gulf, II csc. No sales
ST. LOUIS, June 30.-COTTON-Steady
mlddiing lOisc. sales, none; receipts, none;
shipments, none, stock, Is, 419 bales.
LIVERPOOL, June 3O.-COTTON-Spot
market dull: prices 4 points higher; Amer
lean middling fair, 6.64d; good mlddllng,
6.3jd; middling, sid; low middling s s6d; :
good ordinary, Sod ordinary. 5 SD. The
sales OF the day were 1000 bales, OF which
500 were for speculation and export, and in
Guided 2,S00 American. Receipts, 1000 bales,
including 800 American.
NEW. ORLEANS, June So-COTToN-
Spot closed Arm Sales, IT'S bales. Low
ordinary, 7s.c, nominal; ordinary, SIC: good
ordinary, 9-l6c; low .hdding 109kc; mid
ding, 1lisc; good mlddling, n%c; middling
fair, 12c, nominal; fair, 1850. Receipts, l, 1911
bales; stock, 6l,5A bales
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CoRee Market.

NEW YORK, June SO.-COFFED-Market
for futures opened steady at unchanged
prices I'm spite OF rather disappointing ca-
bles. There was no news from Brazil oW-
ing to the holiday and the market here
held very quiet with very little coffee Of
fering and prices holding around the clos
ing figures OF last night until near noon,
when a couple of months advanced slightly
and the market closed unchanged to .
points higher. Sales for the day were re-
ported of II, 600 bags, including September
at 65Oc December at 6.75Q6.S0c, March at
7O0a7. O5c April at 7.O5d7.1Oc and May at
1l5c. Spot steady; No. Rio, invoice, TIC.
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suEar and MoIRane..

NEW YORK, June 9O.-SUGAR-F1rm
fair refining, Csc; centrifugal, sc test $50;
molasses sugar 27sc. Refined, steady; No.
6, 42Oc; No T. 4.15c; No. S, 4l0c; No. 3, 405c
No. TO- 4OOc; No H. 395c; No. II, S.9Oc; No.
10, S.S5c; No. IA, 3S5c; confectioners A, 4.55c
mould A, 5Ooc; cut loaf 5.40c; crushed,
540c; powdered. 4S0c; granulated, ave;
cubes 495c.
MOLASsES-St New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice, 90aSSc.
NEW ORLEANS, June S0.-SUGAR-
Steady; open kettle centrifugal 3qS l-4tc
sac.
MOLASSES-F1rm.
SYRUP-2a80c.
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HOTELS


Absolutely the best paying hotel OF its
size In Nebraska, Is rooms; the only "
house in the town northern Nebraska,
cleared over $3.50 both this month and last
month. Price 5000. Investigate.
one Of the best paying hotels along the
missouri; % rooms, steam heat, every
modern convenience; 10-year lease; net
profits run from $500 to 500 month Par
tculars upon request Price 5000 cash.
In town Of 1000, virtually no opposition.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE STOCKS.
A good clean stock Of general merchan-
disc, invoice about $780, for good reasons
owner will sell all except groceries at IS
cents on the dollar. Annual cash sales
over $1,000 slNall credit in addition; good
community, business established e years.
A great opportunity.
An $500 stock of general merchandise in
northern Nebraska, which owner will sell
at invoice and take "a in good farm land.
Cash sales last year 900.
DRUG STORE.
A. good drug stock, doing a business
which Will net $3.50 a month; good loca-
tion in city; no opposition. Price 5000.
See me for other good business openings
in or out Of the city.
h. A. Stevenson,
$50 Board Of Trade, 18th and Farnam.
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FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT

NEW brick, rooms, modern; elegantly
furnished; close in; references. Address
II GO, Bee. -4G TX
S-ROOM, brick, in nice neIghborhood, on
Sherman Ave car line, well furnished,
piano, electric lights and gas, $5, to
adults, for three or six months; must
furnish best of references. Address II 81
Bee. -b8
HANDSOMELY furnished cottage of six
rooms, for two persons, about July g.
Call evenings; $40. 2623 North oath.
-5S6 TX
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Evnporated Apples and Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK June 3O.-EVAPORATED
Ar LES-Market is dull but firm so far as
spots are concerned. Prime are quoted
at nQllhc; choice, nhqll1ac; fancy. ll%Q
l2c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prunes
are unchanged, with quotations ranging
from 7hc to sac, according to grade. Apri-
cots are more or less nominal at the mo-
ment, but are firmly held, with choice
quoted at 13c extra choice, 1870; fancy,
l415c. Peaches are offered very sparingly
and prices rule firm. Choice are quoted
at lOA@llc; extra choice, nAqllhc; fancy,
1l%Ql2c; extra fancy l2al3hc. Raisins are
unchanged, with loose Muscatel quoted at
61zq7c; seeded raisins, 61zq71sc; London
LAYERS 81 6b
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SOME GOOD BARGAINS.

SOME GOOD BARGAINS
50 ACREs-wilson Co. kan: So acres oultiVatedI
$50 ACREs-Greenwood Co, Kan; IS acres eul-
40 ACREs-Crawford Co, Mo. all timber and
prairie no Improvement price s2sS 20 ,,,,,,v,,.a.
good house price $3.50 per acre.
100 ACREs-Arkansas Co, Ark. 50 acres Guilt
waited house, etc. orchard; price '1,44O.
good buildings; price SIS per acre. -,
90 ACRES-Lonoke Co, Ark; % acres cult
vated Groom house; orchard $1,000
100 ACRES Montgomery Co. Ark 50 acres tim
10 HcRRsGTnt CO. co., A 'e 3 acres cultivated
house etc orchard; price $500. =, -- -..,
50 ACREs-Pottawatomie Co.. OIL; As acres Gull
tivatsd: 24-scre orchard. price $500
800 ACREs-Csddo Co. Okl; 1870 acres eultiva-
ted; good buildings; orchard; 5000 .,.,-...,.
1876 ACRES-Hunt Co., Tex; lO6 acres cultivated
good house; price .45 per
$50 ACREs-Erath Co, Tex; iS9 acres eultiva-
ted; good improvements; price $500
800 Accession Green Co., Tex. lis acres Gull
tiyated; 5:rOom house; price $3.50 ..,.-o
ga ACRES-Bowe Co, Tex; $40 acres cultiva-
3 SECTIONS SCHOOL LANb~IrOn Co. Tex; 800
i,Iss ACREs-Goiiad Co. Tex; 500 acres timber;
s-room house, etc; price SO an acre. -,
waited good improvements: price $4,000.
400 ACREs-Granite Co. Mont; 100 acres tim
1850 ACREs-zalladega Co. Ala. l25 acres Guilt
waited s houses no etc; price $500 .. ,r.,,,.
20 GCREs-whatoom Co, Wash; 80 acres tim
0' 80 T9s 9 a 10 30 acres cult
waited; 10 orchard; price S. OOo
154 ACRES-Jasper Co, Ind. 90 acres cultivated
good orchard; price $50 acre.
$50 ACRES-Cass Co, n. D.; all cultivated; I'm
proyements $4,000 price 4i5 per acre.
waited; orchard; price $3.50 per acre.
IS ACREs-otero Co, Colo; 70 acres prairiel
s-acre orchard also homestead; s., 300.
BEAUTIFUL ORCHARD HOME-Santa Clara Co.,
Cal; IA acres prunes; price $4,000.
442 ACREs-Carroll Co, Miss; 1922 acres cult-
yatedi 4-room house; price 1l2,5Oo.
500 ACRES-Chicot Co., Miss; rs acres cultlva-
ted; price Sl2.5O acre. Also 100 acres, Sun
flower Co., Miss 525 cultivated; n tenant
houses; price 500 per
80 ACREs-Smith Co., Miss. 40 acres cultivated /;
4-room house price SIS per acre.
BUILDING AND LoT-Two stories; 30 rooms;
rent $50 per month electric light; $1,000.
HOTEL-McPherson Co., Kan DO sleeping rooms
rent $40 per month; price $500.
FAIR STORE-BerTien Co., Mich. daily sales
GENERAL MDsE.-woods Co. okl daily sales
325 fixtures t2l5; stock s., 800; building $500
GENERAL MDSE.-Tate Co., Miss. daily sales
$40; invoice 81. 800. Also So2 Co.; 200
acres cultivated; price $3.50 per
GENERAL MDSE.-Sumerduck Va. good busi-
ness; also acre, store building house; $1,000.
SAW MILI-Morgan Co, Mo. handle and fellow
machinery everything complete; $40 per share.
GENERAL COUNTRY sTORE-Good Colo town
yearly sales 50 500; residence and building 81 $50.
Co., Tex; stock at invoice also gin buildings,
store building, residences; price $500; snap.
MILLINERY STOCK-Putnam Co., Mo-. daily
sales s. fixtures {65 stock $500; building $500
HoTEL-Barton Co, kan; $500 per day house
daily income 800; hns business; price s.. 900.
Bank of Commerce Bldg Kansas City, No.
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Exports and Imports.

NEW YORK, June s0.-Total imports Of
merchandise and dry goods at the port OF
New York for the week ending today were
valued at S4,5S7. go. Total imports Of specie
ending today were GS3. g1 silver and ST, sn
gold Total exports Of specie from the
today were A.1S.sS SavsT and r,5OS SOD
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OCEAN STEAMERS

ANCHOR LINE o. 3. MAIL sTEAhsHIPA
NEW YORK, LONDONDERRY AND GLASGOW
NEW YORK. PALERMO AND NAPLES
Superior accommodation, excellent CuisAne. Ths
comfort Of passengers carefully considered binsia
or round-trip tickets issued between New York Aud
Scotch English. Irish and all principal eontinsn-A
points attractive rates. Send for Book OF 1ouTN
For tll.ets general information apply 70 Ahg
local agent OF the Anchor Line, or TO Henderson,
BROS, Genl Agents. Chicago. Ill
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BUSINESS CHANCES
GUARANTEED

Patents Secured or Fee Returned.
Send model or sketch for free opinion az to
patentability Send for illustrated Guide
Book. Contains 100 mechanical move
ments and LIST OF INVENTIONS
WANTED Particulars NEW TRADE
MARK LAW. COPYRIGHTS, etc. Pat
ents advertised free In Worlds Progress.
EVANS. WII4KENS & CO.,
5Ss f St. Washington, ID. c.
Y
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE

NOTICED =
The following is q correct and true HISS
of the names and a dresses Of voters VINO
registered at the last regular registration
in October and November. 1905 or revision
of registration on April, %, 1905 as de-
string 70 affiliate With the democratic
party, who have since procured from the
city clerk, certificates OF removal as SHOWN
by afidavits OF removal on file in the city
clerks once.
Moses Coons, registered at 1921 Mason
street, removed 10 sos s. 1lth street.
Thos. Faleony. registered az 222O Chi
cago street, removed 10 2llA Maple street.
street, removed TO 1901 Franklin street.
DAN b. BUTLER, city Clerk
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sumption Of the coming month higher prices
| will undoubtedly rule.
LIrht Run of snraInes.

sumption Of the coming month higher prices
will undoubtedly rule.
LiRht Run OF snrdines.
The packing OF domestic ssrdines 90 far
this season has been hampered by the light
run Of hsh on the Maine coast. The run
has become SO attenuated during the last
three weeks that none OF the factories have
been able To operate, and this Is the more
remarkable because at this time last year
there was a very heavy run and the fac
tories were all busily engaged. Up to the
present time the pack has been 250OOO cases
short Of the output for the corresponding
period last year. The packers and their
representa- tives being now well organized
In the Maine Mercantile company, are, az
course, united on the question Of eNpGA
diency Of advancing prices. and yesterday
circular letters were sent to the distributing
trade notifying them that until further nos
tice the price OF keylcss quarter oils wiz
be 24O, T. o. b., PASSPORT and that Of
three-quarter mustards 81 Is, PASSPORT.
private letter from Bellngham, Wash
says; There Is wild scramble among
packers to contract with fishermen for sal
mon. Pretty nearly all Of the packers
on Bellingham bay have signed with the
fishermen at a rate said to be unprecedent-
edly high. Some OF thees contracts run up
TO 25c to 26c per fish"
Paints, oils and Glass.
The glass situation has made no change
looked for. Business in the plate and win
dow glass line is good Linseed oil remains
the same as last week boiled being S9c
and raw &c. Turpentine remains at 65c
carter lead Is 7AC, while southern Ia
nSsc. Paint business Is good.
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THE COMING COUNTRY-write for full
information; farming and pasture lands
81 to 81 per acre; long time; per cent
Low rates over Burlington and M, K. &
T TO the lands. Weisenborn & Reed,
Omaha, Neb. H-5l4 TX
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1902 Farnam. new 6-room corner fiat, with
bath, ready July 10, S25.
H02 Cunning St., rooms, corner nat bath,
$3.50.
27O6 Cunning St.. rooms, corner fat bath,
$3.50.
4Oi No. 3Oth St., rooms, mod ex. furnace.
S1S
Mp. DODGE & CO.,
17l4 Farnam st.
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q Daily. Daily except Sunday. DALI
except Saturday. Sunday only. DAILY
except Monday.
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WE OFFER for sale best little clothing
and furnishing business in Iowa; good
county seat town, $500 people invoice
5000 to $4,000; no bad merchandise; net
profits past years $4,000 good lease;
best location; beautiful room; small ex-
pense; business healthy and growing
steadily; will sell at cost price for cash
only. If terms don't suit, don't write.
No trades. Investigation will prove
merits Of proposition. Address II T. Bee.
Y-40l TX
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-11-02
SAVED BAsY LYONS LIFE.
Awful Sight from That Dreadful Com.
plant, lnfantile Observation-Disclosures
Praises Cutleura Remedies.

"our baby had that dreadful con.
plant. lniantilo Eczema, which nnllct
cd him for several months, commcnc.
Ing at the top OF bis head and az last
covering his whole body His suffer
ings were untold and constant misery,
H. fact there was nothing We would
not have done 10 have given him 20.
llof We lnally procured a fun sot OF
the Cuticura Remedies. and IN about
three or four days hc began TO show %
brighter spirit and really laughcd, Tor
the FIRST tlmo In a year In about
nIEcty days he was fully recovered.
Praise Tor the Cutlcura Remedies has
always boon our greatest pleasure
and there ls nothing too good That wa
could say In their favor, for they Ger
talnly saved our hahy's he FOR he
was tho most awful sirht that ever
behold, prior 90 the treatment OF the
CutICura Remedies Mrs Mncholc
Lyon. 1896 Appleton Ave, Parsons
Kan. July rs. 1908
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-11-02
COURT HITS THE
HEARST TICKET
Big Bunch Of Candidates Can
Not Have Names Placed
Under The Emblem.
Decision ia Based on Teehniealitlss,
the Petitioners Having Failed to
Observe the Letter Of the Law.

New York.-The appellate division
Of the supreme court reviewing tho
decisions Of the board Of elections on
contested nomination cases In New
York county. on Friday handed down
a decision removing from the ticket
majority OF the candidates nominated
by the Independence league for con.
gross. Tho state senate aud tho as.
sembly several ugains, whom no pro-
candidates will have places on tho
ballot for the reason that objection TO
their candidacy was nDt made within
the prescribed timo To these will DO
added several against whom no pro.
toat was entered, and others st.u will
be- placed not under the balanced
scales" the emblem uf the league. but
In another column beneath a distuc.
tvs symbol
The decision affecting these local
nominations is based ON technical.
tics. the petitioners In each instance
falling to observe the letter Of the law
Counsel for the league announced
that they had filed an application with
the court OF appeals at Albany asking
Tor a special session Of the court, NJ
which the ruling VI the appellate diyls.
lon may be- argued
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-11-02

"A misapprohcnslon about the
strength of red and white wines ok.
lists" said Californian, because
rod wine has a darker, richer look
people think Il is moro intoxicating
The opposite, really, rs the case. Red
wines are made by iermontlng grape
Juice. skins and seeds together White
wines are made hy formonting juice
alone In the skins AMI seeds there
Is a lot OF tannln and red wine con.
tains much tauuIn. while white wine
contains none This tannIu. an astrln
gent. closes the pores OF tho stomach
and prevents the alcohol In the red
vino from entering the blood freely.
and going. as the saying Is, to tho
head.
white wine-champagne, for In
sta co-has mo- tannln and hence It's
Intoxicating properties are much more
ksrnly to boz feared than those Of the
tannin.hlled rcd wine
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-11-02

They were wasting "a fcv idle mo
mouts at the Womeus Dependence
league In Intimate remarks.
As a wumuuly woman. with woman
ish ways, want TO propose Mrs p,bl
grcn for our next president said Mrs
Peter r. Rhlnolaudcr
Who Is the womanIy woman with
womanlsh ways Yourself or Mrs
DahIgren'' asked AIrs. pembr,r,
Hood, always with an eye to correct
ness OF expression.
81 hope Il ls not necessary FOR M,
TO state that ann too much ofaI,d,
90 refer TO myself 100 $50 sIouIu.
terms
oh very we'll lts Nra u,hlgron
she ls the perfect ono'
"1he most exquisite creature I'm nat
tlcoNtI Why my dole. sbe Wan
washes her dishes with pe-t,r.S.
soapl"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-11-02
GOLD DEED or sHoeMAkeR.
Takes Command Of Grenadiers and
Robs Burgomaster.

Takes Command Of orenadiers and
Robs Burgomaster
Berlin The pretended captain OF
grcnadlcrs Of the guard who, ON Octo.
Der lC. on n forged order took com.
mand Of detachment OF twelve men
whom he met on the streets In this
city and proceeded to Cocpenick, ar.
rested the burgomaster and the treas.
urcr and took possession OF the cash.
amounting to about Si,UJv. turns out
to have been shoemaker OF Tllslt.
named william Volgt lie was arrest
cd Friday by four commissarlcs OF po
lice at his lodging place In quiet, re-
spectacle quarter OF Berlin. volgt, al.
though working at the trade OF shoe
maker, has committed q long series of
folonlcs, principally robberles. by
means 0f forged documents. He has
served Ave terms In prison. finishing
fifteen years sentence In February.
Ho rs nearly 60 years old.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-11-02
VERY LIKE THE ICE TRUST
Attitude Of orasplng Cooperation ana
Thievina Walter.

Mayor Brush. of Mount Vernon. ha.
been describing 20 a visitor the mu
nicipal lee plant that, thanks chiefly
to hls work. Mount Vernon had SGT up
"Rcpruachful2" said Mayor Brush
Yes. Il IS a fact, the ice trust Is o.
preaching aorruwfully the cities that
sick of its cxtortions, have at last seI
out to make their own ice.
"ln this respect the ice trust TO-
minds me Of q certain walter In o
Partisan cafe.
AN American ordered at this cat,
an hors d'ouyre. agncau pre- sale
nrtichokc salad. pochc Molba. and ~
on. and. when the waiter brought hin
bill Of 30 francs. he paid II like q
man.
AFTER his change was brought, h
counted II. and pushed a franc towah
the walter Tor tip.
nut the man, pushing back the
frame. said In gentle rcproach
Pardon. monsieur. but tina, IL the
counterfeit franc.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-11-02

Here is a recipe which is ofncacloua
for cleaning fabrics without injurlng
their texture or changing their color.
II is also particularly good ln cleaning
rugs aud carpets Crate two raw pota.
toes In a bowl which contains a pint
Of clear cold water Now strain
through a sieve. allowing tho llquld TO
fail into another bowl containing an.
other pint of cold water when Il
settles, pour on tho water into a bot.
tie and keep for future use Dip
sponge Into tho potato water and rub
tho solled garment carefully. after
which II may be washed In clear wa.
ter.
When ivory knife handles got dlacol.
ored dip half lemon In salt and rub
on them. Wash on Immediately In
warm water, aud tho handles will look
a. white as when new