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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-12-21
Christmas Suggestions.

Bracelets are among the most popu,
lar articles In iewelry this year. Neck
chains and lockets are also much
worn. Brooches, cuff pins. beauty
pins and stick pins are always good
Rings never so out OF style Hat
pins make useful and appreciated
gifts, the Old Kentucky Home design
being a very popular one Cuff
buttons for gentlemen, tie pins, watch
chains and charms. Secret order pins
and buttons, and many other articles
make acceptable gifts AT Conley i
store you will find these things in
solid gold and other qualities, guar
anteed as represented
Sterling silver novelties OF all
kinds, toilet and manicure sets, mil
itaTy. hat and cloth brushes. Louisa
souvenir spoons, solid silver tea
spoons, and scores OF small items
The genuine Hayiland China shown
In four choice decorations. In single
pieces and sets, at prices as low rs
any city store Also. vases, SINGLE
plates, and a select line OF cut glasses
At Conley's store.
Books with answer the purpose man!
times when nothing else will do. See
our line. Some handsome gift edi-
lions are shown.
Pictures are permanent presents and
find place in the home that makes
them source OF constant pleasure
At Conley's store there is an ex.
cellent assortment
Fine boxes OF writing paper and en-.
velopes make inexpensive. but appre
ciated gifts
In dolls and toys we have many
things TO please. ConIey's Store.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-12-21

mony last week. The bride is tho
beautiful and accomplished daughter
OF Henry Hicks, leading farmer Of
this part Of the county, and she has
many friends all Of whom wish her
success They are deserving yonnp
pshrlc and will certainly succeed I'm
life.
The stork made his regular visit
to 0ryal Jordan's last week and loft
a biz girl
II is reported that TuBcnla il Ia
have another store In the near
future. f. and H. A. Jordan being
the promoters
Some two weeks ago, after a ling
cring Illness OF several weeks N
Brights disease Curt Stewart pass.
cd TO the great beyond. lie Was
sCn fof Miles Stewart one Of the
rest known families In the county
lie leaves wife and three children
and host OF relatives and friends
to mourn their loss. The bereayed
have Que deepest sympathy.
Mrs. Lewis Webb visited at A. ]
Webb's Sunday
Rev and Mrs. Martin Caste at.
tended church on the head Of Cat
Sunday.
Bob Davis Is building cellar for
). W. Graham.
Mr.. ard Mrs. : w. Dean.of reas
Irunton. T., are visiilng frlenjs hece
and az Nassi.
Rev. Robt Cassady failed % I'll
HIS appointment here Sunday on nc.
count Of the rain. X.
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HICKsvILLE

Married, on the 18th inst A n
ltatelifi to Mas Isabelle Hlcka AZ
lhe prices father, II. Q. Hicks. The
y, e,remoney was performed by Rev.
hpmas The bride Is "a ana Ihe
room 20. The brides has neryed ~
poslhlaster at this place for The
past four years In way which has
peen very pleasing to the public. The
touple VIII leave In few days for
Holden, w Va, whore they viii mar.
,he'r future home. MAY their a.
Vute be bright and prosperous.
Maud Roberts was ahonnlng A,
Webbyille last week.
Miss Hattie Cookey was vIa,t,,.,
MIS-. Howard here last week
corn. No"e e"nefihs
Al Hicks and IAbo Wells ana Aiis..
'V"nv'lla and Hester Holbruok wont
TO Webbyllle last Thursday.
MARION Wright, Of olIoyllle wn.
'lTung w M. Holbrook last sunday
Dock Whitien was here Ina, we..,,
having some repair work done en-
his saw mill. M
o,las Jobe, Of Oslo. was here la.,
week on buslness. "o'o ''s
sa MlS Hattie Holbrook "a AZ B,aIna
uving her eyes treated.
Wiley Webb Ia hauling anolos 80,
bee HolbroDk. 'RoAeH iT
Hanokaio
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-12-21

When Senator McCreary presented
the credentials of Senator-elect Thorn
as H. Paynter to the Senate, Mr..
Blackburn was in his seat, but he
was not asked to hand in the ere
dentials of his successor, which is
customary.
Mr.. Paynter occupied seat on a
sofa in the rear and wasa atten-
tive listener to the reading OF his
certificate of election by the clerk.
Senator Blackburn's face was a
study during this little bit of Sena-
torial formaIity. He gazed abstract
eddy at the ceiling and apparently
failed to hear the words that count
ed the knell of his political career
He was dressed in a brownish sack
suit Of fashionable cut and a bright
red scarf gave him almost a jaunty
air.
Blackburn dies game" was the
comment of some Of his colleagues
He will be missed at the Capitol; he
has been a picturesque figure at eth
er one end of the building or the
pther for generation.
Blackburn will be sixty-nine year,
Of age when he bids adieu to the
Senate next March.
Judge Paynter has now been in
Washington several days and hai
been given the privileges of botf
floors of Congress. He is entitled
o the privileges of the floor o.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-12-21

Congressman-eleCt John w. Lang
ley is already taking a hand in the
work OF securing an appropriation
for Big candy river. lie will make
himself solid" with Big Sandy con
sutuents by showing satisfactory re-
suits in this matter The extern
sion and ultimate completion Of the
system already 30 well along means
more to the Big Sandy Valley than
anything else
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-12-21

the House by virtue q having serv-
ed in that branch Of the lawmaking
body several times He is watching
closely the proceedings Of the SEN
ate and has already been present.
ed to nearly all them who wear
the toga.
1t is commonly remarked that he
looks more like Secretary Taft than
any national character, though he
is little taller and is not so ampli-
,ndinous In the midrlff
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commissioners Sale.

NJ W. Bandy, Plff.,
against
Jennie Hixon, Deft.
By virtue OF a Judgment and ord
err OF sale OF the Lawrence Circuit
Court. rendered at the September,
term, 1906, in the above styled cause,
the undersigned will, on Monday.
Jan a. 1907. (being Circuit Court
day. proceed to offer for sale from
The front door OF the court house in
Louisa. Lawrence county, KY, 90
the highest and best bidder, the fol-
lowing described real estate lying and
being in Lawrence county Ky, bounded
and described as follows;
Said land situated on the Saint
Clair Roberts fork OF Cats fork
of Blaine, in Lawrence county, KY,
bounded as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at chestnut oak on
high knob, corner TO J. II. Toler
and w. V. Roberts, stunning down a
steep hill crossing Cat creek 81 is
T. 1874. Is poles 10 three black wal
nut at the mouth of the Dowdy
branch. n. "a 80 w. % Is poles to a
dogwood on a point S. SO 50 we pole
to a stone n. So 10 W. % "a poles
to white oak NIB Is WIS "a poles
to a dogwood, n. 81 IS w. IL poles
to a stone, MA We poles TO a post
oak. n 20 10 VIA . poles TO a black
oak n. 3 z 20 04 poles TO a black
oak and hickory corner to the Hanley
heirs. with their line down the hill
s So 30 f. 40 16 poles 10 a stone
near the branch, from which beech
standing on the east side OF the
branch bears \. 20 As Z. 10 links
down the branch. S 43 E. sos poles
/ TO a stone in the branch.S. s 40 J.
80 % poles TO an elm. s 80 and 81
E. As Is poles TO a small elm on the
left side OF the county road. thence
down the county road, n. 80, n. 80
30, f. As 13 poles % small elm OF
the left side Of the county road, thence
down the county road, n. 80 and 30
f. s 10 poles TO a stake In the soutf
Of the road, n. sc 10 T. So poles Il
stake in the upper edge of thl
road, S. 81 Is E. IS is poles TO ;
rock in the center OF the road, s. g.
/ OV u ~ - Pplcc " a pbbuc tol uEi "
Belle Hixon, with her line 5. 10 3
W. 9S IL poles TO stone on III
bench of the hill back OF the Sain
Clair Roberts house, s. So 10 w
ZIG poles to stone on the side o
the knob in Roberts line, n 3
and 10 VIC IL poles TO the beginning
containing 103.77 acres.
TERMS: Sale will be made upon
credit OF six, nine and twelve months
bond with approved security beint
required Of the purchaser and a liei
retained on the property as furthe
security for the payment OF the pur
chase money. Bonds will bear in
to st at six per cent from day o
sale until paid. payable to tn
Courts Receiver.
!, E. E. Shannon, NJ. C. L. C.
FOR SALE.
lily residence in Louisa is for sail
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PERSONALS. =
RIeEare Moore Vas IN callellsburg

Richard Moore was in Catlettsburg
Saturday
Nj. and Mrs. r. l. vlnson went 10.
Huntington "Wednesday
Prof Byington and wife visited
friends in Prestonsburg Friday
The Rev. II. B. Hewlett has gone
to Boones Camp, Johnson county.
Mr. and Mrs. James Clayton have
gone to lronton for the holidays.
Frank Wallace, Jr.. and wife went
to Cincinnati recently for a short
stay.
Mrs. Thomas Branham has been Wis
ting Mrs, Oliver Loar, OF Fullers sta
ton.
Mrs. George Carter, of Yatesville,
was a recent guest at A. o. Car
ter's.
Misses Leona Gunnel and Ada elk
erson. of Gallup, were in Louisa Mon
day
Miss Maggie Dalton, Of Fuller. Is
visiting her sister Mrs. William
Gaines.
DR.. Homer Snyder, OF Delorme. w.
Va, was visiting kinspeople In Lou
lisa last week.
ass Leila Snyder has returned
from a delightful visit with rela-
lives in Huntington.
Mr.. Howell. of Elliott coVtty was
in Louisa this week He Is broth
er OF Mrs. Julia Fulkerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. R T. Burns have re-
turned from visit TO the family Of
Lucien johnson, in Wellsburg. w.
Va
Mart Moore, good citizen and
rtighbor Of the Blaine section. was
business visitor in this city Tues
day
Mrs. Adams. Mrs. Nash and Mrs.
Shipman were in Ashland Saturday
Mrs shipman stayed over Sunday with
Mr.. Shipman
I Miss Myrtle o'Brien and Mi
I Minerva See, Of Walbridge, KY,
are in the city To visit friends and
relatiyes.-Ind.
Mrs. b. F. Thomas and Miss Heloise
came up from Cincinnati Wednesday
They will be Joined later by Mr..
Thomas for the holidays.
] DR.. Diamond, OF Cincinnati, Is Wis
lhiis tie family OF his father, on
i Dep Hole branch The doctor has
recently returned from a years study
/ in EurODa
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-12-21

1t does seem a trifle unfortunate,
from Republican point of view,
that men who would have chance
TO be elected Governor of Kentucky
- he Republican ticket are vic
tins Of physical disability, and that
the physically able possibilities are
victims of mental and political dis
ability Elk.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-12-21
FRIDAY, Dec. p. 1906,

Among the nominations sent TO
the Senate by President Roosevelt
was that of Leslie Combs, of Ken
lucky u be Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary to Peru.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-12-21

Our Republican friends seem 20
be having some trouble In getting a
candidate for Governor. The NEWS
respectfully suggests Billdeboe.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-12-21

The Big Sandy Milling Com
pany will buy all of your End hand
flour barrels.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-12-21

John F. Hager, of Ashland, will
be a member Of the State Campaign
Committee.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-12-21

,o our S's stock Of Wraps and Ra,-
r ,Sss % cen's on the dollar h..
'""o e'''wAere. Pierce a Derrick.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-12-21

DR.. Diamond, OF Cincinnati, Is Wis
iiii { III family OF his father, on
Dep Hole branch The doctor has
recently returned from a years study
In Europa
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FOR SALE

by residence in Louisa is for sale
Tine of payments will be made tc
suit purchaser. B. F. Thomas
Box ZIG, Cincinnati, o.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-12-21

Mrs. b. F. Thomas and Miss Heloise
came up from Cincinnati Wednesday.
They will be Joined later by Mr.
Thomas for the holidays,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-12-21

Miss Myrtle o'Brien and Mifs
Minerva See, Of Walbridge, Ky,
are in the city To visit friends and
relatiyes.-Ind.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-12-21

Mrs. Adams. Mrs. Nash and Mrs.
Shipman were in Ashland Saturday.
Mrs Shipman stayed over Sunday with
Mr.. Shipman-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-12-21

Mr.. and Mrs. r, T. Burns have re-
turned from a visit TO the family OF
I.ucien johnson, in wellsburg, w.
Va.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-12-21

Mart Moore. good citizen and
rtighbor OF the Blaine section. was
q business visitor in this city Tues
day
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-29
BUSINESS CHANCES


SOME GOOD BARGAINS.
50 ACREs-wilson CO. Kan. IS acres cultivated;
house barn. etc. price $500. =, acre, ,rr,.
waited Groom house FRUIT 81 goo
40 ACREs-Crawiord Co. No all umber and
rrairis no improvements price 500 .,,,,..,.,.
rood house: price $3.50 per ser,.
iaO ACREs-Arkansas Co. Arb 50 acres culti-
$40 ACRFs-Ashiey Co. Ark $50 acres timber:
500 % kcREs@iOhote Co, krk IS acres cultivated:
iSS ACRES MontEomsry Co. Ark: 50 acres tim
her. two dweiiings etc price 81 500
10 ACREs-Grsnt Co. ARR 50 acres cultivated;
house, etc orchard price 81 500
tlvated. 2t-acre orchard, price $3.50
So ACREs-Caddo Co. OIL 1870 acres culuyat,d;
good buildings; orchard. 5000.
1856 ACREs-Hunt Co. Tex. los acres cultivated;
good house. price ii5 per acre.
$50 ACREs-Erath Co, Tex; 1870 acres eutlyatedi
good improvements. price $500.
$40 ACREs-Tom Green Co, Tex; llb acres Guilt
waited S,room house price $500 ,,o acre, ,ri,,.
waited houses: orchard; tl6 per acre a..
SECTIONS SCHOOL LAND-lron Co. Tex $50
acres farming land price 81 50 per acre.
LIES ACREs-Gollsd Co. Tex. 500 acres timber;
$40 ACREs-Csnyon Co. idaho; $40 acres culu-
waited; good improvements; price $4,000 a.
Der; log house and barn price $500. ,.,
$50 ACREs-zallNaega Co. Ala. l25 acres cult
$50 AcREs~vlnta CO., wye; 200 acres prairie;
near school; well wstered 81. 900. ., - A.
Der new house mile to school: 1850.
$40 ACRES-Chaves Co, N NJ. so culu-
waited; 10 acres orchard; price 5000
154 ACREs-Jasper Co. Ind 90 acres cultivated;
good orchard price $50 an acre.
$50 ACRES-Cass Co, N. D.; all cultivated; I'M
provements SIC. 900; price s45 per
400 ACRES-Idaho Co. Idaho; 100 acres cuu-
waited; orchard; price $3.50 per
Is ACRES-Otero Co, Colo; 70 acres prairie;
BEAUTIFUL ORCHARD HoME-santa Clara Co..
Cal; ~ acres prunes price $4,000
t42 ACRES-Carroll Co., Miss S22 cuti-
vated 4-room house: price SIS, 500.
500 ACRES-Chicot Co. Miss. 75 acres cuu-
waited price tl25o an acre. Also 72o acres, Sun
houses price $50 per
% ACREs-smith Co., Miss 10 acres cultivated;
4-room house: price SIS per
BUILDING AND LOT-Two stories: 30 rooms;
rent $50 per month electric light; $4,000
HOTEL-McPherson Co, KAN so sleeping rooms;
rent $40 per month: price 81, 600.
FAIR STORE-Berrien Co, Mich: daily sales
fl2; fixtures t275 will invoice stock.
GENERAL MDSE.-Woods Co., Okl: daily sales
1G5 fixtures 12l5: stock $500; building 81, 500
GENERAL MDsE.-Tate Co. Miss. daily sales
$40; invoice $500. Also 500 acres, county;
200 acres cultivated price 8l2 50 per acre.
GENERAL MDSE.-Sumerduok, Va: good bust
ness; also acre, store building. house; 81 800
SAW MILL-Morgan Co., Mo-; handle and fellow
machinery; everything complete; $40 per share.
yearly sales $500; residence and building; 81 $50
GENERAL MDsE AND COTTON GIN-Fayette
Co, Tex; stock at invoice; also gin buildings.
store building. residences: price $500 snap.
MILLINERY STOCk-Putnam Co, No. daily
sales So fixtures 3e5 stock $500; building $500.
daily income $500; hne business; price 50 900.
n. d. JOHNSON COMPANY,
Bank Of Commerce Bldg. Kansas City No.
Y-s7a Rsx
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OF The Bee. Answers addressed
will be delivered on presentation of
check.
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Too bad you are out of work. but if you would
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WANTED-AGENTS

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PERFECTION Skirt Gage; every woman
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WANTED-Agents worthy woman or
man in every community of less than
1000 population to sell our groceries TO
the family trade. Only such as want
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Coffee and Tea Co., St Louis, Mo. j
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SALESMAN-Travel for old reliable whole
sale house $3.50 a month and expenses,
staple line; sells to general merchants.
Address Wholesaler, Box 7S6, st. Louis,
Mo. Is-91l 29X
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MANIFESTATIONS

refined, cultured woman,
position as housekeeper or governess;
best of references. L-22, Bee.
ALL Aug SIX
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BEST drug stock in southeast Nebraska;
about $4,000 cash required; sales S22,OOO,
profit $4,000. Address K-41, Bee.
Y-Mb65 Aug2i
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or interest with re-
liable real estate firm; will give I'M
doubted reference or bond. Address Elk
perience, Bee. A.
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salesman wanted to sell
fancy leather goods in Nebraska, Kansas
and Oklahoma; only experienced sales
man in said territory need apply. Address
A. l. Reed Company, Richmond Hill,
New York City, n. Y. D-MS52 3
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CLAlRVOYANTS

MADAME BUDDHA,
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No us s, 18th ST., OPP. Boston Store.
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IOWA Sanitary Cleaning Co. 1919 Farnan
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SALESMAN-First-cl class all round hustler
to cover unocCupied and virgin territory;
technical experience unnecessary so
weekly expenses advanced. Sales Man
ager, Box 75, Chicago. L-s13 29x
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WANTED-MALE HELP

CIVIL SERVICE examinations will be held
in every state during September and
October; 400 appointments made month
ly. Full Information and questions re-
Gently used by the commission free. Co
lumbar Correspondence College, Wash
ington, ID. c, B.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-29

OMAHA Safe and lion Works make a spe-
cialty OF fire escapes, shutters, doors and
safes. @. Andrecn, prop, l02 S. 10th St.
R-N0
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. only considered,
for Texas, Kansas. Nebraska Colorado
Kentucky and other western and southern
territory Liberal proposition to live mem
we make the "Dandelion" suits to retail
at 81 so TO $15 and the -Four Hundred
trousers to retail at so to $5-guaranteed
or another pair free. Address A. q A. w.
Sommerfield & Co., Cincinnati, o.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

DRESS CUTTING and dressmalSing taught
by Mcdowell System. 1923 Farnam.
C-M636 "A
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OIL, 20 sores Cul-
50. 800.
1870 acres cultivated
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FIRST GLASS dairy. close 10 Omaha. do
ing a good business; netting present
owner 1900 per year; all equipment in
good shape will sell at a bargain II
taken Immediately. can give terms Ad-
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LosT-Gray silk Jacket Friday night, 18th
and Howard. Return 70 money order de-
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WANTED-Partner with $4,000 capital, in
we'll established western knitting mills :;
an experienced business man, devoting
his entire time, will find a profitable in
Yestment. Address Mills, 81 East 9Th St,
Winona, MINI. Y-9l5 29N
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statesmen wanted to sell grocers. drug
gists and confectioners; Sl25 per month
and expenses. Experience not absolutely
necessary. California Cider and Extract
Co, st. Louis, Mo. L-9l @X
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BUSINESS CHANCES

io-ROoM room!ng house, full OF roomers;
good location. Address @ 50, care OF
Bee Y-M7bS
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SIGN PAINTINGS H. Cole. 1909 Douglas.
R-Ul
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MISCELLANEOUS
SUMMER SCHOOL
BOYLES SCHOOL

Every day is enrolment day. Business,
Shorthand, Typewritlng, Telegraphy ana
English. Catalogue free. Address II. d.
Boyles, Pres, Boyles Bldg, Omaha, Neb.
R-M5sS
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HOTELS

Best 81 house in Northern Nebraska,
clears $ 900 annually; price for quick
sale, $500. Virtually the only 81 house
in city OF 1000 magnificent hotel. 81
rooms. nets about $500 a month: price OF
furniture, with ten-year lease, 5000.
H. A. STEVENSON,
Board of Trada. Omaha
Y-995 -
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-29

RENTAL CO.-Ofhce Niles
& Moser. 10th and Farnam. Tel Doug: 1895.
372 Jul20x
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-29

like blue blaEes" is what
one OF our enthusiastic agents says about
our new six-cake box Of soap, each box
of which contains six solid silveroid tea
spoons and sells for 50 cents at an amaE-
ing proft to our agents; no excuse for
any man OF woman being short OF money
or out OF work. Parker Chemical Co,
Chicago. J-9i9 2sx
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-29
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WANTED-SALESMEN

or three experienced sales
men or salesladies, or both, to take charge
Of a well selected stock Of high grade
pianos in best town and country in CEN
trail Nebraska of 10000 inhabitants; good
salary and commission to right party,
state experience, age. nationality, refer
ence, etc, first letter. Cash Williams
Music House, Hastings, Neb.
I-MS64 aug4
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TRY Kelly's Towel Supply. Tel Doug. 1880.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-16

the plot TO produce counter revolution in
the hope of sweeping away the reforms
outlined In the manifesto OF October 30
had It's origin in a court cabal
The conspiracy includes General Trep-
of, conlmandant Of the palace: General
Count Ignatiefr. NJ stchinsky former
chief adJutant OF the interior department
Count sherometreff. noted reactionary.
and General Prince Putiatin. who are said
TO be utterly reckless of the conse-
quenCes.
The plan Is 10 provoke riots and mas
sacres OF Hebrews and revolutionists over
as wide an area as possible In order to
Justify stil more terrible repressions and
thereby prove TO his majesty that the
people are not ripe for any sort OF self
government
II Is n desperate game. but II is backed
by many Of the provincial authorities and
the support OF the governor generals has
been enlisted. the former using the po-
lice and the latter the troops. among
whom proclamations against the Hebrews
and revolutionsts which are understood
to have been printed at the army head
quarters at Odessa. have been distributed.
The completely OF Interior Minister Dur
novo in the conspiracy is not proved, al
though suspected.