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HE'LL W AN 4EO-E EMALEs
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
good income corresponding for newspapers.
experience unnecessary no Canyassiug. send
for fun particulars PRESS SYNDICATE.
Lockport, y. Y. seS-Su-15t
kEEPER-EXpeTtenced young lady as
bookkeeper and general Office work. good Op-
pOrtuuIty f0r right party. j. & ~. Else
MAN, 3l5-5l2 an ST NV nol0-3t
BOOKKEEPER- Experienced; permanent po-
s1tioni liberal salary Address BOX 49,,
lines Office no7-6t
COME TO PROF. LIVINGSTONE
-cW YORK ACADEMY OF DESIGNING,
DRESSMAkING. LADIES' TAILORING,
FINISHING AND SEWING SCHOOL
1920 ST,
and learn Hlgh-grade, up-to-date French dress
cutting, dresssmaking, designing. and ladies
tailoring; take position OF start in business
cor NOuTatlI. We guarantee you a nTst-Class
position after learning or make no charge for
instructions II
COOKS. $40 $50. $50 se5. so: kitcBenmaide
workers, Mattresses chambermaids ladies'
maids and other help. LADIES' Elk
caANG-, sOI vermont ave nolo-2t
COOKS chambermaids. light houseworllers.
laundresses. Mattresses. white and c0lored,
bflhg references; wages al2 Sl5. SD So
month; every day. SD 7th 81. NV. PHILLIPS
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY n1I0-5r
COOK-A good cook and general house-
worker Apartment Dos. THE CONGRESS
SIGNAL. LIST and E Capitol sts noI0-2t
EXPERIENCED hands for alterations on
women's garments Apply JULIUS GAR
FINkLE q CO. y. 18Th 81. nv. nole5t
GET GOVERNMENT POSITION: female
llQlied labOrers. DAWSON INSTITUTE will
prepare you. Apply after 5.5o, POI, Munsey
Building. II
--IRI,-A neat reliable girl for general house
"A IssH 1rHfrF
- - . ho4o--t
Girl. to work in apartment: must cook we'll
CHAMPLAIN, APARTMENT o. nolo-2t
Girl. TO answer telephone. Apply 1911 Con-
HE-.Ieue 80 hoiu-'t
GIRI-Middle-aEed colored : girI: genera
houseUork- "a Pennsylvania ave. NV.
nos-2t
GIRIs-White to cane chairs. Apply at 1873
sth 81. NV. at once. noS-5t
GIRI-For general homework; no washing
or ironing Call TO IL mornings e542 18th
nv ,no4-7t
HELP on alterations Of yvomen.s tailored
wear; best salaries and permanent positions
Apply HEIGHT & COMPANY. 513-5l5-517 5th
ST NV nul02t
IADY-Experienced bookkeeper for grocery
store Apply MENDOZA MARKET, 18Th and
Columbia road. noS-st
MANGLE GIRI-S-Als0 girls TO operate cum
press. WEST END LAUNDRY, 1923 18th ST.
IN. no9-3t
NTRSE-Competent. TO come by day: also
help with light housekeeping. reference re
Quircd. THE ALBEMARLE, 18th and T NV
partment 100. II
oPERATOR-ONE SAfYTH SEWING MA
CHINE OPERATOR; ALSO ONE BLANK
BOOK SEWER APPLY ROOM 80. HUTCH
ms BUILDING. 10TH AND ID SIS nos-3t
y aNTRY GIRL and girls 20 wait table night
AID morning l5 18Th ST. uW no9-st
ALESLADIES-FeW experienced saIesladies
for children's wear and wousienFs underwear
departments. BON MABCHE, $40 7th 81
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR sALE-Larse combination folding bed.
SIS, cost So also upright piano. glZ5s cost
10000. a good chance 10 save money. 80
NORWOOD. STA and 7oI0-af
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ANACOSTIA
BURY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR AN automobile runabout a dapot
wagon almost new. at BAKER q KFT-
LEY'S. 40 Pennsylvania ave NV II
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MILLINERY.

HATS styiishlv made, trimmed and remod-
eled; fashionable millinery: extremely low
prices. FOERTSCHE'S, 613 18th St NV
noi0-5t
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HELP wANTED-zEMALE.

sTENOGRAPHER and typewriter: expert
enced, one who has some knowledge Ct
bookkeeping preferred; state salary eNpec, cd;
references necessary. male or female. KINGS
PALACE, Slo-Sl6 1th 81 NV, nolV-St
STENOGRAPHER-C one familiar
with operating a telephone switchboard. Ap-
ply GOLDEN CO. g2S Louisiana ave.
nolG3t
wAITREss-Experienced- colored. Apply to-
day. 80 ST. NV nol0-St
WOMAN for general homework; small fam
lily Apply at 2lS Pennsylvania ave. NV. It
woMAN-Capabls for general homework; .
Rhode Island ave NV. uoe-2t
woMAN-Good colored. FOR housework. ss4
Sth ST. nw. no9-2t
reliable coIored woman
for general housework. % $ st. NV.
noS-t
YOUNG LADY to sew on umbrellas: experi-
enced hand preferred. Apply NJ a. Girls
WOULD, al llth 81 NV. nol03t
YOUNG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. good voice. to
assist gentleman. entertainment. tour south
References. NJ. KENNY, Times office. II
YOUNG LADY as assistant in ONCE work.
aplly Win written application, BON
MARCHE. Sl6 7th ST. NV. 1t
YOUNG LADIES-For Office work and audit
aides. good. permanent positions. Address
BOX $40. Times office no9-et
YOUNG LADY grocery clerk, good salary to
bright young woman. EUGENE SULLL-
: ~, layl n st. ne nos-St
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GEORGETOWN
3 2. WELLER Pharmacy, 1884 n st. NV.
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BROOKLAND. D. C.
ARTHUR II. r. LUERSSEN Drug store.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

ALEXANDRIA, VA,
r. L. CARNE & CO, 703 King 81.
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SOUTHWEST.
Y. HUGO EISENBEISS, It'll and streets
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CIGAR BUSINESS; daily sales So 70 So;
rent s. per month. fixtures SIS; stock at
inventory; others THORNTON & JAMES.
70S 18th 81. NV aoi0-st
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NORTHEAST

A Z. POWELL. 18th and East Capitol SITS
ODONNELL DRUG Co. Sth and O sts.
N y FEALH, NV cor Nth and Pa. ave.
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COOKS, $40 $50. $50. S25. so: kitchenmaids
s., sos also laundresses general house
workers, Mattresses, chambemaids, ladies'
~ aids and other help LADIES' FX-
CHANGE. 500 Vermont ave. nolO-2t
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COOk-A good cook and general house
worker Apartment POS. THE CONGRESS
SIGNAL LIST and z. Capitol SIS. noI0-2t
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BOOkkEEPER-E Experienced young lady as
bOOkkeeper and general Office work. good Op-
portunity Cor right party. j. * W. Else
NAN. 3l3-3l5 I'm ST. NV n0IO-3t
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--IRIl-A neat reliable girl for general house
work and a good cook; So per month 1877
De sales ST. noI0-2t
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ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
good income corresponding for newspaper.
experience unnecessary no CdnYassiug. send
for fun particulars PRESS SYNDICATE
L0Ckport. y. y. seS-Su-l7t
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and painting work reason
able: mali orders attended TO. H. MILLER.
400 II 81. ne. nolO-7t
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COOKS, chamUemaids, light house workers.
iaundresses. Mattresses. white and colore6-
bring references; wages SIP. SIS. $50 S25
month, every day. SD 7th 81. NV PHILLIPS
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY MIDST
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OLD CARPETS woven into reversible rugs;
only sanitary concern here. HORNE CO,
lOS + St NV Phone Lincoln 500 N noS-tf
SAVE your old carpets; rugs woven from
old carpets; the only weaving factory Of its
kind in the city. WASHINGTON RUG CO.
s3i 5th NV Phone Main 4s25. seis-smo
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HELP on alterations Of women's tailored
wear; best salaries and permanent positions
Apply HEIGHT a COMPANY, 515-5l5-517 7th
ST nul02t
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BABY PHOTOGRAPHS.

CHILDREN EXCLUSIVELY.
For Baby pictures always SO
To Boyce's Nursery Studio.
1925 T Street y. W
Engagements by phone Main 7S5. Motif
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

WANTED-Two boarders for nicely furnished
bay-windOW front room with nrBi-Ciass board;
bath. 81 per week each 1925 22d St NV
nof0-2t
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wANTED-ROoMs AND BOARD.

IN PRIVATE FAMILY by young married
couple state terms; reference exchanged
BOX SIS. Times Office. nolG-3t
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FORM LETTERS.

OUR -FORM-LETTER work cannot be dis
tnguished from typewriting Send for sam
pies and prices. FRANCIS " Afford &
CO, 800 Massachusetts ave. nv. Main tsa
no539t
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G1RIs-For general housework: no washing
or ironing. CaI S 70 IL mornings. e542 18th
nv yno4-7t
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and learn high-grade, up-to-date French dress
cutting dressma king, designing. and ladies
tailoring; take a position OF start in business
COR Yourself. We guarantee you a fTst-CIass
position after learning or make no charge for
instructions II
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PIANO PUPILS 20 cents half hour: viii go
20 house. BOX 503. Times office no10-3t
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR wanteo: roo
contract 20 right party. Address With refer
ence, THE MONITOR. RossIyn. Va II
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-13
stock I'm Sirhf-
Foreirn FInnnciaI.

LONDON, Feb. i2-Money was in mod
crate supply In the market today and the
amounts available were readily absorbed.
Discounts were quiet. Prices on the Stock
exchange were quietly steady. The settle
ment occupied the chief attention OF ope-
ratorE and recently depressed issues bele-
fted fractionally by the bears covering,
while investors inquiring for good yielding
stocks helped 20 steady prices. Amer
leans were moderately active in spite OF
the holiday in New York. Prices started
at over parity. hardened during the session
and closed steady. The steps taken by
Secretary Shaw TO relieve the monetary
situation worked a favorable impression
and the moderate caTry-OVer rates, and
per cent, assisted In the Improvement
Mexican rails and Grand Trunk were
active and dearer. Japanese bonds were
strong. japanese imperial O. OF 1904 closed
at l0e&. Copper shares were buoyaut espe-
cially Rio Tintos Kafhrs were weak. The
Indian secretary secured $500 IN gold
due here February "a
PARIS Feb. l2-Prices improved at the
opening OF the Bourse today upon. the New
York adpices but closed heavy Russian
imperial Is closed at $40 and Russian bonds
OF 1904 at 4G- The private rate OF discount
BERLIN. Feb. 12-Priees on the Bourse
today were frmer in all departments, es-
pecially Americans
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-13

Premier Balfour the opposition leader. re-
ferring to the Irish question. said Mr..
Bryce date chief secretary OF Ireland), had
held a pistol at the heads Of every one
concerned In the matter
Mr.. Balfour commented with surprise on
the absence in the kings speech. In refer
ence to the colonial conference. saying that
the matters would be raised IN the debate
on the address.
BaIfour Defends Lords.
Turning to the relations between the two
houses Mr.. Balfour said that what he
called filling up the cup" against the
House Of Lords would. he felt assured. fll
to overhowing the cup Of unpopularity OF
the government and lead the country to
desire a change, not In the House Of Lords,
but in the House OF Commons. He argued
that In the long run the people should de.
eide what should be the laws under which
they were to live.
Premier Campbell Bannerman. in reply
said the government had only followed the
precedent set by Mr.. Balfour In not men
tioning the colonial conference in the king s
speech. The question OF the differences be-
tween the two houses Of Parliament was
the chief matter. The important measures
demanded by the country and passed after
infinite patience by the House Of Commons
had been destroyed by the House OF Lords.
The readtustment Of the constitutional ma
chinery would be Of real service to the
country.
Continuing. amid loud cheers. the premier
declared that the question OF the House OF
Lords must be settled. The present situa-
ton was discreditable, dangerous and de-
moraliEing.
They must have a readjustment OF the
relations between the two houses 50 as
to enable them to carry out in reasonable
harmony the wishes OF the people, and Ia
this the attention Of the House Of Commons
would be directed in due time.
Turningto Ireland the premier pointed out
that they could not Immediately enter
on larger policy. but first. must remove
the objectionable features in such a way
as to be considered with the the adoption
Of that policy.
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Master Painters Meet.

BOSTON, Feb. 12s-The twenty-third an
nual convention OF the international AssO-
citation Of Master House Painters and Dec
orators Of the United States and Canada
opened here today. Especial interest was
attached 10 the reports Of committees APP
pointed 20 investigate the subject Of trade
schools and apprentices A varied pro-
gram Of papers on special topics identlhed
with the work Of the organization was ar
ranged. About 60 delegates, many OF them
accompanied BY members 81 their families,
were present. making one Of the largest
conventions IN the history Of the assOeia-
ton.
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WASSEN PROVES TOO AGILE
Bic Matt SINNERS Great Strength UpSbl'
to Wan fer Him In WRESTLING ks,ch.
WINNER TAKES SECOND AND THIRD fAlls
wassem sauIrus Ont of Holds several
Times when ~ Looks as Though
the Big lows Man Had
Him 90 the Rad.

oscar wassem. the crack wrestler. won
two out of three falls from Matt Simmer
Of Iowa at the Auditorium before a good
sized crowd Of enthusiasts. Simmer won
the first fall I'm twenty-five minutes and
wassem won the second in sixteen min
utes, and the third in fwenty-seven min
utes Of the hardest kind Of wrestling. BY
this win Wassem is entitled to wrestle
with Farmer Burns at the Auditorium
February q, and the match has been ar
ranged for that date.
Both men went al It with vim from
the start and although Simmer weighed
seventy pounds more than his opponent the
other was the more 1.-the and equirmed
away from all sorts of holds like a cat
He did 1t with such ease sometimes that
Simmer looked as though he did not under
stand the advantages he had gained. Was
sem tried toe hold in the first fall, but
SINNERS great strength enabled him to
twist away from this and also at all sub
seouent trialA Simmer won the first fall
in twenty-five minutes on crotch hold
and a quarter Nelson.
Wassem twisted away from several good
holds in the second bout and then got a
hammerlock which Simmer was able to
break. He soon got another hammerlock
and was able to twist Simmer to the floor
in sixteen minutes.
1t was hard to pick the winner until
the man was down in the last fall. for
first one would seem 20 have the advantage
and then the other. although II was APP
parent Simmer was firing. wassem finally
got good hold on SINNERS arm with
his leg and twisted his shoulders to the
mat in twenty-seven minutes
For the preliminaries Ed Morgan under
took to throw four of his pupils in sue
cession without resting. He threw Merritt
in three minutes. Johanson in I'VE minutes,
Duncan in Ave minutes and Cunningham
in ave minutes, total OF eighteen minutes
for the four.
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CATTLE-Receipts OF cattle were again
very light, only few over 100 cars being
usual Tuesoay nis r WAS only about half the
large enough considering the condition of
Beef steers were slow. but about steady.
Packers did not appear TO be sufficiently
oesirous or supplies TO go after the cattle
and the trade was a good deal of a drag
from start to finish. As there were only a
few loads on SALE. the most of them changed
hands in fair season. despite the dullness
Cows and heIfers displayed a little more
activity than did beef steers and in some
cases sellers quoted the market as being
that the demand was limited and what
little strength there was seemed TO be due
entirely to the very moderate receipts
There were very few stockers OF feeders
In sight. but the market on that kind OF
cattle was about steady. there being no
II would be wen If the country would
thoroughly understand the cattle situation
w., We S are az the negin,ning OF lent, when
meat channels are allied full ana there is
a beef glut from one end OF the country 10
70 do is 10 hold back their cattle until the
meat channels have been cleared and until
the market = once more in good. healthy
question but what values viii speedily re-
cover lost ground, but heavy shipments
win be very likely 20 hold the market down
not only for the time being but for Some
time to come, as packers will be convinced
OF the plentifulnsss OF cattle in the country.
and there Is no occasion, from their point
OF view, to advance prices when there are
lots OF cattle 10 come.
Yesterdays Chicago market was glutted
with cattle. the receipts amounting. TO over
S0.0o head. and that too in spite of the
fact that the market broke badly last week
Yesterdays Chicago Drovers' journal
quoted the general market on medium to
choice steers az &a4Oc lower than last
Wednesday, with more sales showing 40
decline. IL Will, therefore, do no good for
shippers to avoid Omaha and send their
cattle on 70 Chicago, The only thing 10 40
IL 10 hold back cattle from all market
points until the present giut Is wiped out
Representative sales;
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SHEEP-Receipts of sheep were light this
morning, only twenty cars being IN sight
when the market opened. OF this number
three cars were on their way to an eastern
shearing station and not offered for sale.
The market as a whole did not present
any especially new OF interesting features.
There was a fair demand for all desirable
killers and while the market could hardly
be quoted as active IL was fully steady
with yesterday. There were no choice
lambs TO make test of the market, but
pretty decent stun sold up to s. .0Od7 IS.
There was good demand here for stun
to shear and feed out and feeder buyers
yesterday paid as high as $40 for lambs
for that purpose.
There were a few yearlingE here good
enough to bring S6.35, with pretty fair ewes
at BIB. There was nothing as good on
sale today as the S. Is ewes yesterday.
Quotations on killers: Good to choice
lambs, T.00Q140 fair to good lambs, t6.75
AGO; good to choice yearlings, lamb
weights. S6.00a6.30; fair to good yearlings,
lamb weights. S5.75d60O; good TO choice
yearlings, heavyweights. s.. 75d6.O0: fair to
good yearlings, heavyweights, S.0q5 70;
good to choice old wethers, S5.50d6. 60: fair
70 good old wethers, s.. 25d6.50; good to
$50.
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kansas City Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Feb. I2-cATTLE-Re-
ceipts, II 900 head. including 400 southerns;
market steady TO weak; choice export and
dressed beef steers. tb.50d6.50; fair TO good,
a. 25d6.25; western fed steers, A00fp6 90;
stockers and feeders, $aS@4.S5; southern
steers, S3.5O@600; southern COWS, S2e5d3 rs
native cows, s.. 50QAe0; native heifers, s. 20
$500; bulls, $2.O06I42 Is; calves, a. 50d7.26
HOGS Receipts, 1900 head; market
steady to. SC higher top, $40; bulk OF
sales, S6.yI1zGT7. Ola; heavy, $706Qf 10; pack
ers, S6.y71zfp7. O71k; pigs and lights, &. ESQ
7OQ 49,
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 5000
3 bead; market ma strong to Zoe hlgheri lambs.
western fed yearlings, e6O0dD6.5O; western
fed sheep, A75QS.SO; stockers and feeders,
s. 5Od5.O0
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St. Louis Live stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 12.-CATTI.E-Receipt
$500 head, including 1,S0O Texans; market
for natives, steady; Texans Toe lower; ma
tive shipping and export steers, a. 00d6. rs
dressed beef and butcher steers, a. 45d5. 40;
steers under loo pounds, S375q4.60; stockers
and feeders, &.60Q4. 20 cows and heifers,
$50; calves. t3O0dS25; Texas and Indian
$50
HoGs-Receipts. 1000; market Sc higher;
pigs and lights. S625Gf.06; packers, 5000
10: butchers and best heavy, 81. 066p7. 20.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, $500
head; market steady; native muttons, s. rs
q65O; lambs, A75q7.s0; culls and bucks,
s. O0dS 80; stockers, s.. 5Od3 Is.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..


Clarke Land and Loan company TO
Minnie d. George lots IS. 20 and H
block l03, Dundee Place ...........E 70
Edwin c. Mangrm and wife TO
Charles II. Burdick. lot and IS feet
lot g. block l. A s. Patricks Add.
Robert o. Fink 70 John c. Kimball
lots !. and IS block /. Upton Place -.
Frank j. Burnley 10 Lena G. Ryan
neis nwh neh o6-l5-l2. .................
William Redgwick and wife 20 d c.
GoodenOw. lot q, block /, Pruyn's
John and Vella Lee 10 John sautter,
lot 10, block s, Jeferis Replat
South Omaha ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Il
Imperial Investment company TO Au-
gustus LOckner tract 2-15-13 $50. SOC
Matte &. and William ]. Cornell 70
Imperial Investment company. tract
nwh swL H-l5-lB .................... 500
Douglas Merritt et al TO Adolf L
Meyer, lot II. block IT. Hanscom
Wilson T. Graham and wife 10 Han
nah Michaelis. block "a Florence. 81
Babina S. Meheley and husband 70
Nellie Meheley, wso feet lot 2 block
3 Parkers Add .-.-.----....-....-..-..
Ellen NJ. Sumner 81 al. 10 Louis A
Fahrm. 81 lot G block 8. f. ".
snllth's Add .......-..-....-.-......... l.H
1o1A4 ss-...--.s....-.s.ss......... .--..-t6S. :
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-13

WASHINGTON. Feb. l2-It has been
generally expected that al today's cabinet
meeting two subjects Of considerable mo-
ment, the japanese school question and
the work OF the joint Americsn-German
Tariff commission. would receive consider
alton. but II can be stated on high author
ity that neither OF these matters was dis
cussad.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-13

ho0s-hecelpts OF hees were very liberal
The trade opened with prices q tribe
stronger than yesterdays general market
but a. the more urgent orders were fIled
and as Il became apparent that there were
q plenty of hogs on sale the market eased
on little until n was no better than yes
early hogs sold AZ - ~ with sprinkling al
= 63bGt s. the latter hogs sold largely al
8-6hd6 30 While the trade was not par
ficularly active there was a fair movement
early and a sOodly proportion OF the early
receipts changed hands in very fair son
Ma A. eA- p Ne Az 81 p
A.-..-...tA . 80 FI..-.....iN =. go
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-13
Nomination. by President.

WASHINGTON. Feb. l2.-The president
today sent TO the senate the following nom
nations:
Surveyor General Of Nevada-Matt
Kyle.
Receiver of Public Moneys at Douglas.
Wyo.-Samuel Slaymaker.
Register of the Land once at Douglas.
Wyo.-John W. Price
Postmaster-WillIs H. Bondman, Dead
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-13
WITH THE BOwLERs.

Last night at the association alleys. the
Metz Bros. team won two games from
the Dreshers, The brewers rolled one game
above 1000 and their total was Close 70
$500 Dad" Huntington raised the league
record for an individual total to 691, and
Gordy had the best single game, with 81
Tonight there will be another special match
between Huntington and Blakeney and
Neale and Sprague. Their last was one
Of the best ever seen on local alleys. and
tonights play will probably be very inter-
esting to watch. Score
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St. Joseph Live stoeL Market.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. Feb. l2.-CATTLE-
tives, sL25dS.25; cows and heffers, S. $50
AS; stockers and feeders. $s60646O.
HOGS-ReceiptsT 1854 head; market on
average steady; top. S.07a1; bulk OF sales,
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Reeeipts, Aba
head; market steady to 10c lower; lambs,
81 30dq. co.: yearlings, $6.ibdk6e; wethers
s. 4OQ6. 60; ewes. NT5q6.S0.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-13
wreck in PennHyIvania.

EASTON, Pa, Feb. 1.-Two cars of the
Black Diamond express on the Lehigh Val
ley railroad were derailed on the bridge
crossing the Delaware river here this after
noon. Both cars, q day coach and a
sleeper were damaged, and the latter
slipped to the top of stone pier and came
close 10 going into the river. Several per-
sons were injured
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-13
oils and ROsin,

SAVANNAH. Ca. Feb. l2-oIL-Turpen-
tine, steady, nc.
RosTN-Firm: stock, 74.176 casks: A. B.
c, and ID. S.s5; Z, $500; F and q, S4lO
II, $40; l, $3.50; X, SIS; n. $3.50; N, S. 90;
VIC, So; WV, $3.50
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-13
Representatlve sales:
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle, sheep and Lambs Are steady
Hogs Strong

CHICAGO, Feb. 12-CATTLE-Receipt
1900 head; market steady, but slow; plain
to best steers, $4OOd7.25: cows, So 25d5. 90;
heifers, s2.75G526; bulls, S2O0d4. 50; calves,
S2.5OQS00; stockers and feeders, &250d4.85.
HOGS-Receipts, 5000 head; market
strong; choice heavy, shipping. N.171hd7 20;
light, butchers. S.0SG7.1b; light, mixed,
10; choice, light, S.06d7.071k packing,
TO
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts 1900
head; market steady; sheep. 2.ooQ6S IS;