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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
iPriees quoted are wholssaIe.l


BUTTER Market remains firm and unchanged.
Creamery. fancy siasas2; Western irsts, sOaSl; sec
oufs 2ia25. process fancy. 25lsa26. fair 10 good.
2iazsi dairy eh0see 5ia25 s0od 2Ezl store-paeked,
fresh. i5sie.
CHEESE Market unchanged New York State
lacto8 large. lial5 d. small l5aI6; summer, large
lzisals Western factory new choice, lial2 do, tar
70 good, II; Virginia. l0,
EGGS-Reeeipis moderate aud market firm. Near
hy. fresh. Virginia. II to l7ia West Virginia aud
Southwest Virginia, L Tennessee. Y; North Caro-
lima, &C. Duck eggs, ls
LIVE POULTRY-Receipts liberal; market strong.
Chickens winter, 2a25; do spring 2sa5oi stays per
lb.. loal2; hens pr lb, BlzsA, Toosiers. per To-,
8; ducks large per To-. l3als. do. small per TO-.
i2a5i seese per h., sa0i turkeys toms, per 10, IA;
10, hens per lb Is turkeys thin, sale; keats, per
10. u
DRESSED POULTRY Receipts liberal: choice
STOCK finn: under grades neglected. Turkeys, hens
VnaFawn, per H., Ilals; DO, average, undraWn. lea
q do thin. loale; old toms, l5ai6 chickeus spring
large, per d. 2oi do, small 22s25; fowl l5al6; ca
pens 5-ih average. AaZ2 do, small. Hal6; hens,
choice l5i Tooster5, sasi ducks. large, i5slSi do,
small Is geese sal2.
DRESSED MEATS-Choice dressed calves in good
demand. Pun dressed lOO0: heads on lOOaIlO:
hos dressed calves 500 hams, ocaHtrs. sugar cured
l3aA
VEGETABLES Potatoes. per bushel. 6la70; do.
gina lelA i4uts Ddlitlf 4ltalsf95 HWNNN
potatoes per hauel. 225a275i yams, per barrel. 100
s25o; asparagus. Der Dozen 5Oaa6.00; cabbage, Per
crate. LooaL75i celery, New York PER bunch, Sa50;
Co.. Florida, per crate. 200a275; cuCmbers, Flor
ida Per basket 2ooa2 So lettuce. Florida pey bas-
ket 3o1ai.0os onions, Ohio, pr bauel. 22saZ59;
string beans green, per basket a5oal50; tomatoes,
Florida, fancy, PEP crate. 400a500
GREEN FRUIrS-ApDie market strong and nice
table varieties meet with steady sale common stock
neglected. YORK Imperial 200a3 co. Ben Davis, 5ooa
$50 fancy table fruit, Ao0a550, oranges. Florida,
bright. per hoz 350a4oo; California nayeis per box,
5oa4.0o; grape fruit. Florida per box, 35oai99i
STANDARDS. per quart. l5a25.
DRIED FRuIrS-Apples. sliced. fancy. 5; sliced,
bright "A; cherries l2ali; NhOrlebeTTies, lealS;
FaspboHieS. aa23 blackberries. s.
HAY AND SrltAW-Timothy. choice 2l.09; Ne.
l. 2Le9; Ne 2. is.5oal90J; mixed hay. I30al600
clover, l2o0al6 %; straw rye. bundle. il60al2 %
Tye. machine thrash. S50a900 wheat. 7.o0a7.2j-
GRAIN-Wheat, choice 1la15; fair 10 good, 66a72,
ordinary, 5ea55 C0rH-Sheled white, Sass yelloR-
5ia55, ear 2s1a30d 0ats-Western. white. No. p
5oa52: mixed. asa50
WOOL AND HIDES-Choice fuTs in good demand
hides duh Wool. washed free Of buTs 35s5l wool,
GuWashed. free Of burs, Ha2S; wool, burg3 &a26;
hides green, To- dry l5al7 shespskins green. each,
90sL00 dry 25as5; calfskins. L00al5o muskTat l0a
%; black -; kits s; skunk 25al.5l; mink, 55ai50;
rabbit skins lall4; 0H0ssum. l8325s Facc0oR 2jasoi
fox, rcd. l0oa2.55; gray. 5eas5
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TRANS-PAClFIG MAILS.

Japan, Korea. China and Philippine Islands. via
Seattle close here daily at 80 D. up to April s.
for dispatch hy steamer fremont.
Hawaii. Japan. Korea. China and Philippine Isl
ands via San Francisco close here daily al II As p.
n up to April s. for dispatch By steamer Hongkong
Maru.
Japan Except paFeels-p0st nails. Korea. China.
aud Philippine Islands, via Vancouver and Victoria,
b. C.. close here daily al 30 D. n. up to April 10
fer dispatch by steamer Empress Of Japan
Japan, Korea. and China Especially addressed
only, via Seattle. close here daily at 80 D N. up
to April 10, for dispatch BY steamer shinsno Maru.
Japan. Korea. China. and Philippine Islands. via
Tacoma, close here daily at 20 p n Up 20 April
IL for dispatch by steamer Cyclops.
HaNaii via San Francisco close here daily at II As
p n. up 70 April IS. for dispatch BY steamer Ala
media.
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CHESAPEAKE 6 OHIO RAILWAY

Schedule IN eject November 3. 1890
go z. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS. week
days-stops at principal points 10 Virginia Festibuls
train; standard coaches paTl0T car % firginz Hot
Springs. Pullman SleepeE Clifton FoTge 10 LOUIS
vile. Cincinnati. Indianapolis. st. Louis. and Chi
esgo. buffet service from GoTd0nsFile.
4s9 +. NEW C. & .. LIMITED Daily
Fast sestibule fFain stops Only az GMd0nsFills
Charlottesville stanton. Clifton Forge and CoFlug
ton. Va. RoncsyeFte and hinton. " Va. Pullman
sleepers 10 Lexington, Louisville Cincinnati Indian
apolis. St louis and Chicago. Dining cars. "a
carte service. One night out.
uI6 2. NJ. b. 4. LIMITED. Daily-S0lId
Festibuls train Pullman seepers 70 Cincinnati Lex.
ington, and Louisville. Compartment sleeping car 70
Virginia Hot Springs week dass. Dining cars o ia
carte service. sleepsrs Cincinnati TO Chicago aud
st. Louis and Louisville 10 Memphis Nashville. and
Southwest
Reservations and tickets az Chesapeake ana Ohio
Offices 5is Pennsylvania avenue CO. lslh street.
f. and Sixth Street Station Telephones Main 3lsa
for Pennsylvania K. K. cab Service AID 2aia -
Tor c. & .. Ticket Oatcs.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES,

LEFT To sELL-GROCERY. LAUNDRY. PLUM.
ber's and market wagons; also lot harness. cheap
for cash. HARNESS SHOP. 18th and Il sts nv.
fe2s-tu. th. S. 50t
% VIRGINIA HORSES FOB SALE; l,o05 80 10
pounds; also a few cheap horses. FRED JOHN
SON BRO. "a f St Sc fsZ-tf
TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING GOODS. WILL
sacrifice 80 sets Of harness and 100 Yehices new
and second hand; buy nov and save moneT. COGS-
WELLS. 2o9 18th ST. nv. feIs-u
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.

WHOLESALERS AND RETAILERS OF GEN
eTai electrical supplies. dynsnos, motors, auto sup
plies electric ard steam pumps everything pertaining
TO electricity from the establishment Of city plant
to the supplying Of The simplest electrical appliance
comes within the realm Of this business. Our men
have the facilities and the ability to plan out and
produce the special electrical appliances that one
particular need demands. NATIONAL ELECTRI-
CAL SUPPLY CO. ls30 n. Y ave. mh96Slt
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PERSONAL

SAID SHE. "APPRECIATVELY THIS IS 4
striking scene when We hand You a large roll Of
money for mems discarded wearing apparel shirts
shoes bats: drop MS a note 10 call JUsTHS
OLD STAND 6ls u.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WORN
garments. ladies or gertlemens. Send postal: viii
ean L. TAKSHES. IS1s lth NV. Phone North 49,
js6-u
HAVE YOU ANYTHING To SELF YOU WILL
he agreeahly surprised Il you viii Jet me sell it for
yon. MARCUS NOTES. E6 9tA st. NV: phone
Main 5lIl- nol0-u
Nil. Z, MILAN. PALM16T AND PSYCHIC 81
Eye st, nw.-Scientihc readings anything Jos
wish to know, Hours, 90 l. Open Sunday. jall-f
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SEWING MACHINES.

A FEW SLIGHTLY USED SEWING MA
chimes at greatly reduced prices. Repairing all
makes sewing machines. 50 cents: guaranteed for
one year. Drop postal; viii call, Open nights.
KRAMER'S. 433 It'll st. sw. Phone N. s5's
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DOGS, CATS. BIRDS. ETC.

FANCY POULTRY, PIGEONS. SINGING CA.
nSries, breeding cages, parrots dogs, cats, plant
food, goldhshes. goats rabbits guinea pigs. &c.
EcHAID's BIRD STORE. ~ 18th st. ae27-a
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-THIRD FLOOR or WAREHOUSE,
light on sides; 60 It. By II IT, electric freight
elevator. Apply CAPITAL PAPER BOX CO, 81
Hanover place Phone North g7l9 fels-eod3ot
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

ARE you LOOKING FOR a GOOD sITUA-
ton? II 50, place small ad under this heading
state your qualifications. and sou. viii reach the
best employers in Washington-peopls who pay good
wages and appreciate good help. only &c word for
one time. Phone main S30o u
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

wANrED-ALL THE OLD. USELESS GOLD
and siye4 lying idle IN your possession C0Ta.5.
diamonds cameos. jeWelg. and siiyeFHars bought
q. r. KARR. Jeaelsr. 6ls lsth s.. sb5Fs =.
miss Ia th-s0t
WANTED-LET TIE CHILDREN TAXI Up
music We cher yoU a good square piano fres
for SIX months II y0uu pay the clst q moving
= g. SMITH PIANO CO.. rs Pa. ave-
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UPHOLSTERING.

UPHoLsTERING, DRAPING, RECOVERING.
polishing, repairing. II desired WORK done at yous
home staining aud polishing Of hardwood fne Judge
Of antiques; reliable. L FOSTER. e5l c st. e.
nhs-9
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ELECTRIC NEEDLE SPECIALISTS.

EXPERIENCED YOUNG WOMAN HEMOYEs
hair. birthmarEs. notes. DC. By electric needle
guaranteed permanent and paialess no scars; abso-
idte privacy references from physicians and former
PATIENTS apparently hopeless solicited consul
iAtion free electricity is the only permanent eurs
for superhuous hair. BOX u. Herald Office. OF
phone N. l65Z mhl7-tf
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STORAGE.
LiTTLEFIELD. ALyORD & Co.

LITTLEFIELD. ALYORD & co,
COLORADO BLDG.
PRIVATE LOCKED COMPARTMENTS HOLD
ING 2HORSE VAN LOAD HOIsEHOI Z
GOODS. TWO DOLLARS PER MONTH
Estimates furnished Low insurance rates. Re
duoed rates for hauling to cur warehouse ap2-eod3
We STORE FOR y CENTS A LOAD. MOVING
Of all kinds. Z. S. STORAGE CO. As-2O-2a losh
st. NV Phone NJ 4229 mhlOeod an
TO BUY SELL. OR STORE FURNITURE CON
suit us. packing and storing speciality. THOMAS
BOWLING & CO. Auct. 6l2 St Phone NJ SIS
mb2Seod cot
I5c. PER LOAD FOR ST0RAGE-WE CAN SAVE
you money hauling packing. shipping Call OF
phone Main l2A Il. BAUM & SON. sl2 Pa. avs.
dsz9-tf
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

FOR UNDESIRABLE OFFICES. $50 II.
SEVERN Building opposite shoreham; fus hslsi-
meas location. very l0w rents # taken now
MOORE & HILL. Inc, 1888 G. ap4st
FOR RENT-TWO ROOMS. MAIN FLOOR zoe
18TH ST. NV. opposite Telephone Comuany
Bldg. near st. rent only SIS. MOORE & HILL,
Inc, 1885 g. apf-3t
FLEMING BUILDING, lAs ST. NV. RENO
Ested throughout: spacious new elevator: steam
heat unexcelled jauitoE service excellent once
rooms on fourth floor. dsl2-tf
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BICYCLES,

RACYCLEs-TH LEADING WHEEL OF TO
day; Of 'hem slightly used; cheap at HALE
TONS. s2s-s3l 10Th st. mhSl-u
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OLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO HANDSOME
rugs Rag carpets woven. ARLINGTON RUG
COMPANY. 22l4 G. Phone LIB West.
RUGS WOVEN OUT or OLD CARPETS. DROP
postal. ssl 5th st. BY, Or phone iS25. mh2su
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PICTURE FRAMING .

PICTURE FRAMES OF EVERY SIZE AND De
scTipliou made 20 order al shortest Hoiicl ana aI
Frices y per cent loser than auy other house I'D
washington. Our wors IS nTsl-ciass- Frames FOR
dne PAINTINGS our specially. holdings from Dc % y
ysr foot. ENTERPRISE WALL PAPER a Aht
CO., Geo. 5. Hewitt. Manager, 80 Pa ave Sc
mba-aF
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SITUATIONS WANTEp---MALE.

STENOGRAPHER OF EXPERIENCE WILL
work from 9 to l for moderate compensation. II.
H. FORD. 900 ST. NV. ap3-3t
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING

FURNITURE. BAGGAGE, PIANOS, &e, MOVED
with care. packing and shipping a speciality.
KREIG's EXPRESS. I22i H st. nv Phone main
98lo. Hah2l-Sot
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FURNITURE WANTED.

sPOr CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE CAB
pets. stores. hric-a-bIsc. ana all kinds Of house
hold goods. BAU8rS FURNITURE SHOP lith
and Z SIS Phone n. Dl2 Formerly, sth and U.
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MARCEL WAVING.

MSS n J. BOYD EXPERT MARCEL wAVEB
and haiForssseT. shampooing. manicuring ehirop
ody facial and scalp treatment Work done Al
hotels and residences Phone main 2555. sli q
st. fe2l-f
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-FIVE COLoRED GIRLS To ASsORT
paper. 50i Slate cont NV. apf3t
WANTED-A COMPETENT NURSE Gn;L FOR
two children; can stay nights. MRS. Ed
WARDS l00s Mass. ave. ne.
WANTED-AT ONCE. WAIST HANDS AND
helpers. l2l6 Mass ave uw ap3-7t
WANTED-WHITE WAITRESS At ONCE IM
Pa. NV. at33t
WANTED FEMALE CASHIER
Please bring references, Apply at THE RALtGH
au12t
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE q OHIO RAILhOAD.
LEAVE STATION. New jersey ave. and ST.
ROYAL Blue LINZ
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON IhE ODD h9OR-
TO PHILADELPHIA AND AEM 1Ukh.
NEW TERMINAL. Sd STREET. AE@ 1ohhs
I've g. Ia. DIusI. pullman FaEl4Ir
$3.50 u. Bu1Et FaTluE. 3-huur lfsiu.
500 a IA. Diner and pullman ParuE Car.
III ~ a. u. DINER aua Pullman Par.cr t2r-
! 90 y. Ia. Diusr ana Pullman fariCr ar.
$50 L M. ~Rayal limited. All Pullman.
fA.ey !. L. Coaches u Hlllll1lI bra
'5sJ0 ,. a. DiHer and l. 5luaG FaTi3r.
: ~ :. H. OQdcles 70 F-I-ad-lphi4.
ii 80 D. IL. S!eepsEz.
~ a.. ID. cletLtTs-
ATLANTIC CITY. 1701. '90o. tuao a. n. ilaN.
1N&AP0LIs. weekdays. sgl a. n. i2aJ noon.
AS, eco p. N. Sundays, $50 g. n. SO b. II.
EVERY HOUR IN The HOUR
lMgekdays. I .J0 q, ~ 20 ,. m,l
40 BALTIMORE.
- ~, -ll19 j. IL, flz9 noon la, 'L.5l SD,
fklU 80 81, ss.3J. 800 E4.s3. -91s i3-4s,
eas, ~, ll7a. 's14, isA. 'Ds9 'lg;3. 'u-ss.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, $40 a. H., -, 80 p. u.
CINCINNATI 81. LOUIS, aud LOUISVILLE.
s ~ a. IA. -ia5 p m, LIB uisat
PlI1sbLBG, 'oA a. H.. H. 's.-t p H., = y
CLEVELAND. $50 a. H.. $40 p. IL.
COLUMBUS, -5-53 p.
MhEELiNG, -sUQ a. u.s., 80 D.
WINCHESTER, $50 a. n. ass, 7500 p n.
FREDERICK. Ts55. ssb a. H.. $50. iia5. Is y
HAGERSTOWN SIS a. IT,. 800 p. n.
'baiiy- iENeepi sunday. SUNDAY only
observation 1t oegpIug Ur farlOr Car space Tates
q taIe, &e-. VIII o. Qrlckly furnished 81 TIE.
fifONE &c az 81 tbs following iIckst Uiacas- lil3 q
81 NM, Ielephoue Aaln 1891 6ls Peunsy iFsnis
Ave- Telephone Msin rs. Station, Aes Jersey Ave.
and S5--Ilckel once. Telephone EasJ 81. lnioT'
nation Bureau. East ia
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MASSAGE

SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE. FACE AND SCALP;
wrinkles and blemishes removed Mrs LYDIA
JOHNSON n q. graduated in SWcdenl 1912 q
ST. NV Trial treatment, SOC. Open evenings.
af4-tu. III s&S-8t
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ave You Anything Self The Washington Herald VIII Find You Customer
SUBURBAN SALE.

FOR sALE-ADDITi0N 70 Mt. RAINIER. Nd.
rooms. cellar. furnace large lot 70 alley; one
$500 CashI Balance, s25 Per Month.
FOR sALE-Addition to ut Rainier. Nd, S
rooms, large LOT; one car fare; price, $3.50;
$500 Cash; Balance, $50 Per Month.
HUR sALE--Addition To Mt Rainier. Nd b
room cottage large lot price. Slsei
%lOO Cashg Balance, $40 Per Month.
c. ). HANBACK,,
5I4 + 1t. NV.
ap2-tu.th.sa
4276.-Here Is a Splendid bargain.
3 acres; = mile from station; % min
gtes ride from city. Attractive house;
able porches ia front: barn. courthouse.
nay barracks chicken house; go or 30
fruit trees running stream; beautiful
grove al house; land all under new fenc-
ing; lawn and garden in patent wire.
ehickcn-tight owner suddenly called away
permanently.
VIII Take $4,000 If sold I'm 80 Days.
THE S0ULE co. (INC.),
ESQ Ia. Ave.
ap22t
FOR SALE
~
One tract Il sixty acres. near PinelsuEst. Chevy
| Chase, aud Rock Greek PARK Also several smsli
tracts from one 20 five acres, beautifully located.
Louis P. Shoemaker,
G12 18th 1T. NV.
ane5t
YOU CAN BUY A PRETTY HOME,
with all Necessary outbmldngs. fruit trees. garden
sc, IN Beruyn. RiTeTdsle brentwood, HyattsFille
or IA Virginia. cheap; on easy terms from
JOHNSON. DENT q CO.,
su 7rH ST. NV. aIA-u
FOR -sEVEN-ROOM COTTAGE; LARGE
shed and chicken house; good Water IN kitchen
trees vines. &c lot 25xi0. II you intend 10 buy
ground and build corne and save SEQ % 500: one
block south n The en- u keniiw0Fth electric line
price, N,9a W. II. ANDREWS, Owner. Kenil-
worth. D. c. sE37t
For saIe-At KenilwOrth, ID. C.,
Large 6-room house. on ST., near Auacoztia are. !;
cellar and attic large enough for r00ms heated b.
furnace; front Of lot s. feet narrow ia rear shed
for fowls. Price, $ 80. TeIms. $50 cash. balance
$50 ger month, including interest
Allen W. MaileFy, 141T G st. NV.
MKT
IL THIS AGE TINE MEASURES DISTANCE
and rapid transit equallzes Falues between a
metropolis and It's breathing grounds The linking
picted and Glen Allen. Va. viii then be within
hours # Washington. Of philadelshia. aud of
New York.
Better Than savings Banks.
Buy loi 81 II Nido. Va Is-aefe lots on ear line
prices within Tsach Of al; easy payments. ]. Il.
HIT jr. 5o2 Bond Bldg iaS0-e0du
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COLLECTORS.

Ne COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. RESTs.
estate and damage ciaimss charge unless sue
eessful FULLER AGENCY. JH liza - NV
MAST
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SODA FOUNTAINS CAKBOSATORs. SODA
fountain supplies. set cur prices before buying.
CHRISTIAN BROS. CO.. 81 Btu st. Us. Phone
Main 26ls InaIl q
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FOR sALE-gl9 YARDS OF LINOLEUMs GOOD
As new; 55c PR gard; cost. si5 per yard &C.
per yard ii sold as a ah0le So S. u0,
mh2s-u
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FOR sALE-KEYs; We CALL AND MAKs
keys anywhere IN the city for 3c5 prompt service
electric heils burglar alarms and electric gsz light
ing cur specially. Drop postal or phone y. III
PERCY S. ANGLE l. Co. ls2 18th -. ~.
!aitf
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TEAMS WANTED.

WANTED-TEAAS To, HAUL BRICK. APPLY
at once. WEST BROTHERS BRICK CO, south
end Long Bridge sp3-7t
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TYPEWRITERS.

60 RENT A WELLINGTON:
s8s4t7Sfss one month t1fs 40
Efx Three months Tor sl-VI
s@SG Slr months fer ,..-.-..,--.. ~
IAu rentals apply toward purclase.l
s-Ss& The WELLINGTON Is Cniy 81.
49, OFFICE 80 lila 81 M
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I SAN your I'D IN THE HERALD
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FOUND.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

HOUSE. DOWNTOWN. FILLED WITH ROOM
ers; must sell. soc.
Nanted-GrOcery. roomiug, aud boarding houses
ID. &. BUSINESS AND REALTY BROKERS,
6ll lith ST., Room g.
Established 1885, Give your business if you wish il
sold quickly Over $50 coo worth Of business places
sold in February Your business advertised until sold
New York Business Brokers,
Gil + ST. DIV. Phone NJ. $751;
mhlI-3t
II you WISH TO DISPOSE OF YOUR BUsI,
ness wish 10 buy any kind Of a business con
suit We please you TAYLOR's 1888 Z
81 NV mhz3-u
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SUBURBAR---FOR RENT.

& ROOMS AND BATH. $50 YEAR. BROOM
house CLARK Malls estate. acreage garden. citl
sater one fare, Cliy and Suburban Electric $50 year
Both ~ Zi2i F2nkiin 81 me- dausdoui. LELAAL
BARTON. Suburban Specialist az l2gh s.. nv.
ars-3t
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ROOMS FOR BENT.

~ you ARE LOOKING FOR ROOMS AND
board see US; no charges. THE CENTRAL REAL
EsTATE Co. iaa DW.i Toom 3 Phone u.
1855 isl4-u
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-16

works of Omaha, for the city The bill pro-
vided each member of the board should
receive as compensation at the rate of 5000
a year. Since that time the members have
been drawing this salary while the water
works have not yet been acquired by the
city and insofar as any one knows the
situation is just as 1t was at the time the
bill became law. Mr.. Barnes believes
the water board should not receive any
pay in the future until after 1t has done
something to entitle it. to pay.
II. ]. Winnett, member of the state rail-
way commission, has returned from Des
Moines, where he went to investigate the
working of the state railway commission of
that state. 81 find," he said, "the board
when ii desires to reduce rate simply
changes that commodity to another class.
is in that class and 1t is desired to reduce
the rate on coal II will be changed TO
some other class which Is lower / under
stand the people there do not generally
understand what the board is really doing
and there is considerable complaint over
rates the same as in Nebraska. The board
has not attempted to revise the entire
l stopped on In Omaha and visited with
Mr.. Cowell member of the board, but we
do not know when we will meet to organize
for the simple reason We have no right to
even select a chairman until that right 10
conferred us by the legislature"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-16

the deepest students of public affairs, but
II would also devolve this delicate task
upon men who would center their attention
upon It for the time being, whereas the
legislative committees are made up of men
whose time must necessarily be devoted
during the session to multiplicity of other
duties and subjects
THE bill will require absolute unanimity
before any proposed amendment may be
included in the report. This should make
sure that no amendment be submitted upon
which there is any serious difference of
opinion, or for which the endorsement of
all political parties may not be readily
secured so that the straight votes may be
counted in its favor. 1 feel sure that agree
Inent would be had upon amendments en-
larging the field of investment of the state
school funds, giving us more supreme court
Judges, rearranging the salaries paid our
judges and other public officers, and, per-
haps, covering three or four other i'm
portant subjects. In other words, 1t would
relieve the, pressure of an outgrown con-
stitution framed thirty years ago at the
most vital points without jeopardizing any
of the good features of the constitution,
which ought by all means to be preserved.
II have talked with Governor Sheldon
anu ne udS hSSuTtu lildN u Suth n Diii
should be enacted he would name the COM
mission without delay and would choose its
members from among both republicans and
democrats and populists of the very highest
standing that the state affords. He said
he would approve the bill irrespective Of
whether It lodged the appointing power in
him, but the members of the Legislature
with whom have conferred all agree that
they would prefer to have the governor
make the appointments. confident that he
would select the very best men available.
ITO make the bill effective. OF course, II
will have to have immediate consideration.
so that the commission may be appointed
and get down to work without delay and
finish the work in time to get II before the
legislature and receive it's approval at the
present session. Should the proposed plan
find favor and be put into execution, am
sure IL will solve for us in the speediest
possible manner all the most perplexing
constitutional problems that have been
troubling us so much OF late years"