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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

John L. Maurer and wife to l. c. s-'
Butler, lot 10, block 10, orchard ef
Hin Loo
Smiths addition. On.,.........,........... 65OC
James A. Howard and wife to Mary
Nelson, lot IS, block 10, Patreks
Second addition .;.....,.,.............. 1901
G. Degan. lots q and p, block 10,
halcyon Heights. Observation-Disclosures. s5l
A. J. and J. J. Partridge to Martha
NJ lsh, lot 5, block 100, Omaha.......
Hitchcock Lot & Investment Co, TO
reserve Realty Co, lots 2, 3. 4, 5,
, II, r. 10. block I, and other lots.
IN ttttchcOcks First addition ........
Merchants National bank TO Tharza
II. lantelL swh 20-l6-lO. ..............
Thomas 4. Cregh. trustee, and wife
10 Eslella E Purcell part lot 8,
bIoek p Dupont place. .................. 1,l5O
Lillian &. Ellis and husband to Frank
Dlnuzzo, lot a. block ), sulphur
Clara sSysnsnn SuoT'oh n
holm, part lot IA, Kountze's Second
Allie p Campbell to E. c. Fuller. lot i'sO'
~, block "a, Bens0-,.. $50
Leo Baroch to n. b. Prentzel. part
lot ), kountZes Second addition - 3OOo
NewDold Norris ct al, to Philip Potter
Co.. lot ? block 22. Omaha.........
FaHton Real Estate Co. to Minie
Ridgeway' 81 lot p, Keystone
Ida L. Hass, guardian, to Thomas w az
Spokes and wife lots II and Is.
Haas subdivision ..........- N
Lena Kunzel and husband To- Kaiis
kucera, lot S, 10, South Omaha. 1o,o
Anna II. Coproy 10 John Olson. eiL
swA block 4, Second addition 10 Cor
rtgan place .................... oas
Elizabeth 5. Hosmer 10 Gerttnds 20
Buehholz' lot q. block 3. Ames
PlaSs ''..s.... -.................. I9)
Gertrude Buchholz 10 Edward Wiede-
putsi same s..- ..s.s.......k.....g. 16o
Mary r. Hale and husband TO Jaw
Burns, lot 6, block = Patrick's Sec
GS6Sga Saa ADDITION Clifton .,.....,,. 1900
Jansen, part section F-l6-l3 ....... & "a,
county treasurer 10 George N. Board
man, west 80 feet lot s, block z
'''''''+'''''F'''' '....
50 Io'ai .Ssl 1888
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25

NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-Both the National
and American leagues will meet in New
YORK this week. The principal business be-
the playing schedules for the summer. II
Is SAID that this will be practically all tho
business that will be transacted at the
American league meeting. At the National
league meeting, il Is said, President pull
nam VIII make stand on the black list
resolution adopted last fall at the meeting
OF the National association. 1t is said
tnat ne has announced that unless the
other league members back up his stand
ne VIII resign his position. A number Of
proposed changes in the playing rules will
be discussed, but 1t is not thought that
changes will be made. ,.'"'
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25
At the Theaters
vnuaevIne nt the ornheum.

NNuWtNAAAe ~ NMe OrnncMms
To those who like screaming comedy. the
bill az the orpheum this woek can be com
mended without fear OF disappointment In
four Of the seven numbers fun is the main
thing and everything else is secondary and
the principals IN every one OF the four
know how TO get an uproarious laugh from
an audience by clean comedy.
Hoey and Lea start the laughter in their
Yiddsh Characters and songs and the audi
ence compels them to sing everything they
know and then makes a strong bid for
more. Their fun consists both In their
dialect and the parodies on popular songs
Charles r. Evans and company. the top
liners Of the bill. have sketch called, ''Its
Up TO Hou William" which proved popular
last year Charles Evans and Charles II.
Hopper appear as two recreant London hus-
bands. who tell their. wives they are going
on sea voyage to America Instead they
sneak away to the country estate of a very
fast friend In Scotland. The ship they are
supposed to sail on Is reported lost and
when they return from the fictitious trip
they run into all sorts. OF complications In
their explanations to their wives, The situ-
ations are exceedingly funny and both
Evans and Hopper are able TO. get all the
fun there Is In their parts -.
Ahtu tutlleS OlllI GOTuOn. 'InP German
Politician" who keeps the audience in a
roar In his political speech but never cracks
the suspicion OF a smile himself Hts dla-
lect is good and his witticisms clever.
Mullen and Corelli close the comedy num-
bers Of the bill with a clownish contortion
and tumbing act. t"A
Low comedy does not make up the entire
bill by any means. Marguerite and Hanley
present a German athletic act, In which the
woman does the heavy parts, and Mr. Han
ley gives some exhibitions of strong Jaw
work. Marie Florence has versatile song
program, which was very cordiAlIy received
and which earned her a number of recalls.
The Six Juggling Normans can apparently
do everything with Indian clubs but eat
them. They are old favorites here, but they
have improved their act since they were
last seen with Ringlings by Omahans They
were called before the curtain a half a
dozen times at the close Of the number.
The kinodrome pictures have an unusual
interest, as they give a Frenchman's idea
Of the bad, bold American cowboy.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25
KLANK WILL BET ON GoTCu
Says the American VIII Shoty Mr.,
Russian Something New.


While many men in other lines OF busi-
ness are touting the Russian Lion as in
Vlncible even against Frank Gotch the
american champion, some OF the prominent
wrestlers of the country take the Gotch
end as a sure thing. Farmer Burns is one
and Emil Klank another They both saw
Gotch will fool Hackenschmidt on that leg
and foot work
II am willing to bet 81 900 on Gotch." said
hlank. Il think II will not even be a close
match. feel like Farmer Burns does, that
Golch will get around that fellows feet
and legs and upend him before he knows
Whats going on. The Zion has always
thrown men who knew no more than to
play around his head and neck Hack Is
the most powerful of monsters at that sort
OF wrestling. Do you think Gotch doesn't
know that Gotch is the cleverest man
who ever lived at the toe hold and he IS
master of several equally effective leg
holds. Do you think he doesn't know this
and would fail to work at his own game?
'Gotch told me the other day that he pro-
posed to bring Hack 10 the mat and make
him do all his work there, that he didn't
propose to allow the Russian to stand up
and force him to do much OF that head
tugging. Gotch, while not over-confident,
is reasonably sure ofAwinning.
II tell you this, i HAVE seen men whom
the Russian threw only after the most SUI
prenie effort, go down, before Gotch like
pigmies." .' AA FI
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25
Decoration nay Bnse nan

CHICAGO, Feb. A-President O'Rrien Of
the American associations, today announced
me following schedule of base ball games
Tor Decoration day, Fourth of july ana
nant: 'o P'u-
May SO-lndianapolis at Columbus. Louis
vile at Toledo, Milwaukee at. hIinneannIis
ST. Paul au Kansas City .S'
july 1-Columbus at Louisville, Toledo at
indianapolis, Milwaukee at Kansas City
81. Paul at Minneapolis mOrning), Mil,
neapolis at st. Paul (afternoon).
september Toledo at Columbus Louis
Vile at Indianapolis, Milwaukee at MIN
neapOlis. Kansas CitY at ST Paul
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25

High school Team Cinehes Champion
ship of State.

With the defeat OF York and Lincoln in
basket ball last week. the Omaha High
school basket ball team has cnched the
high school championship of the state The
school on the hill is justly proud Of it's
representatives, and the boys are to be
congratulated on the clean, winning game
they are playing, and on their high schO-
lastic standing, which all athletes Of the
school must maintain.
While credit for the schools successful
athletic season Is due TO all who have par
tleipated, IL is generally conceded that a
strong influence towards this end has been
welded by the present senior class, four
OF whose members are on the basket ball
Not only has the team defeated Lincoln,
York and West Point the three strongest
nigh, school fives in the state outside of
Omaha, but II has never been beaten by
any team OF its class. In point OF scores
the LOCAL five has made about two TO one
against their opponents, or el0 to ll2, 70 be
exact.
The lads are now looking for other worlds
10 conquer, and their manager would vel
come match with any team OF their
class in this section Of the country.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25

149 ACRES NEAR SOUTH
, OMAHA

This farm Is only nine miles from South
Omaha, the best stock marker IN tbe west.
about 0gacres level, rich bottom lard, bal
ance rolling but not rough; all can be
Iarmed. Crop last year consisted OF about
25 acres oats and wheat. 55 acres corn. III
acres nay land, from which two crops were
cut ~ acres Pasture. A. creek runs through
the faIFh. Also the Burlington and Mis-
souri, Pacific railroads cut corners of It.
Ihere is good groom house, brick
ioumuation and cellar that cost about
ss,5Q six years ago? Two-story good barn.
oSx9 feet, on stone foundation; granary
cattle ana hog sheds. milk and ice house,
and cross-fenced A good place for dairy
or stock feeding purposes. Price only $40
per acre IL sold before March I, at which
time possession can be given.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25
RAILROAD MEN BACK AT WORK
Compelled 20 work Overtime Ia
Catch IN with Work which
Is Necessary.

CUMBERLAND, Md. Feb. 2i-At the
Baltimore & Ohio shops and roundhouses
in this city nearly all the furloughed men,
besides a number Of car reoairers. have
been called back to work Some OF the
men have been required to work overtime
in getting out freight locomotives. work ON
which was suspended about the first OF the
year.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25
Iowa's List of Games,

IOWA CITY, Ia, Feb. 24-(Special)-
The latest news from headquarters is that
a game with Wisconsin will be scheduled
for the Hawkeye football team next fall
The passage of the seven game rule by
Purdue's recent action makes this game
seem certainty. With the games already
arranged with Illinois, Kansas Missouri
and probably Nebraska, the Badger game
leaves just room for the two state games
with GrinneU and DrslSe. This in all prob
ing sea son.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25
sIx-Day Watkins Match,

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 24-Nineteen men
match in Convention hail here They will
walk ten hours daily. Half a dozen OF
the contestants are well known pedestrians.
the prominent ones are w. A. Hoagland
Auburn, n. Y; Tom Slater, Syracuse. III
VI; George Palmer, Peterborough, Can
ada Lightfoot West an Indian, Oklahoma;
Blake, Columbus, D..
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25
"Yon Yonson" at the xruR.

That Ben Hendricks and the play lyon
Yonson" has lost none of their popularity
was attested by two large audiences which
filled Krug theater Sunday afternoon and
evening In this years presentation OF
"Yon Yonson," the big-hearted Swede from
"Yimtown, Nord Dakota Mr.. Hendricks
has surrounded himself with an almost
entirely new company the members of
which add renewed zest to this tlme-worn
but still popular character play, depicting
life in the lumber regions OF the North
west.
During the progress of the play Mr..
Hendricks sang number OF songs of
his own composition, which elected ap-
preciative applause. The production is
well staged and the effect of the lcs jam
scene in the second act is as thrilling as
ever -H..
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25

the contest The contest last evening was
won easily by Tecumseh, the Falls City
team evidently being outclassed. The Fails
city bowlers were: Messrs McKeever,
werner Nettzel and Brown, and for Te-
cumseh Messrs II. G. Thomas Walter
Bouton, Ed Carathers and Logan Simpson
The contest consisted Of four games, with
four bowlers on a side, total pins to count
The result was $3.50 pins for Tecumseh, As
was at Simpsons alley The attendance
was good, including number Of women
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION SCHEDULE
Season Opens April Fifteen with
Western Teams in East

CHICAGO, Feb. A.-Teams of the Ameri-
can, association will open the base ba sea.
son, on April Is, as follows: Milwaukee al
LOUISVILLE, Kansas City at Indianapolis. st
ledo. w
PRESIDENT O'Brien made the announce
ment following a meeting of owners in
Shlc2go To-Day, at which all of the teams
in the association were represented lie
ADDED that the complete schedule for 1908
would b. made public This week. one
hundred and fifty-four games will be
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25
Third Game Necessary.

IOWA CITY, la, Feb. 2-(special. y
The defeat of Iowa by Grlnnell Saturday
night has made It necessary to play a third
game TO decide the state championship. The
two are tied as to comparative honors
each having won game on its home floor
the Iowa floor in about two weeks. Iowa
VIII be at that time shy three of the reg
ulafs, and will stand small chance to pocket
the hOnors.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25
Muscntine Team WipnIpp.

DBS MONIES, Ia, Feb. G-(SpeoiaI) y
The Muscatine basketball team, which is
touring the United States, is meeting with
marvellous success, according to reports re-
ceived from time to time from them over
70 per cent OF their games have been won
the last being game with the Pacific coast
champions at the Pacific university. This
puts the Iowa boys at the top OF the west
ern teams. They also won from the Santa
Cruz team, which defeated the Nome five
The game against the Pacific university
team was won by a score OF GO to 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25
Athletic Contest by Mail.

DES MOINES Ia. Feb 24-(Special,l- y
one of the most novel athletic meets in the
history or the state will-be held in the near
the Following cities Des Mones, Sioux city,
Marshalltown, Waterloo, Oskaloosa and OF
tumwa: The teams will meet each in its
respective gymnasium and hold the regular
events, and the results will be sent by mail
to central point where the comparative
records made will decide the winners. The
awarded the meet
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25

TbCUMSEH, Neb., Feb. 2A-(speciaI)-
ihe bowling teams OF Falls City and Te-
sumseh PLAYED return game I'm this city
SATURDAY, the locals having PLAYED al
! Fails city some two weeks before, winning
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ing. The regular annual meeting Of
stockholders In The Bee Publ shing company
VIII be held In the office Of the company
in the Bee building, corner 18th and Far
nam streets, Omaha, Nebraska, on Mon
day March 2, 1908, at o'clock p. m. BY
order OF the president. HENRY A HAS
KEI4L,' Secretary. F15dl0t
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ing. Notice is hereby given that the
regular annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the South Platte Land company will bS
held at the office of said company at Lin-
coin, Neb., at II o'clock a. m. on the
fourth dag of March, A. d. 1905. BY order
OF the Board OF Directors. c. II. Morrill,
president. A. B. Minor, secretary, Lincoln
Neb.. February 3, 1905 F-3d-s0T,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25
A sboot,pr scrono

with both parties wounded demands Buck
lens Arnica Salve. Heals wounds, sores
burns or injuries. &c For sale by Beatou
Drug Co. N
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25
Pitcher lIuIIIn sIrns,

When you have anything 70 sell, adver
tse il in The Bee Want Ad Columns.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25
RAILROAD MERGER in MEXICO
New York Bankers Confer with
Government ORcInIs on
Subject.

MEXICO CITY, Feb. a4-Negotiations
for the railway merger deal have been
resumed in this city and some result Is
expected during the week. b. W. Palmer
and Fl. Winterfell, representing New York
bankers interested in the deal, have re-
turned here from New York and are hold
ing conferences with the government au-
thoTities.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25

DETROIT Mich. Feb 24-Pitcher George
MUM OF the Detroit American leapile
team today signed his contract
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25
BANK STATEMENTS

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The First National Bank of Omaha,
at Omaha. in the State OF Nebraska, at the
close OF business February IA, 1903;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVEMENTS. DE
partment of the Interior, Office of Indian
Affairs, Washington. ID. c., February 49,
lyOS. Sealed Proposals, plainly marked on
the outside of the sealed envelope Pro
posals for Improvements at Pine Ridge
Agency and School, South Dakota" and
addressed to the Commissioner of Indian
Affairs, Washington, ID. c., will be re-
celYed at the Indian Office until O'Clock
p. m. Of March 26, 1903 for furnishing mater
ials and labor for the erection of a dairy
barn at the Oglala Boarding School, Pine
Ridge Agency s. D., also for the erection
OF a set of employees quarters and for fur
nishihB and erecting a steel water tank and
tower of capacity Of $500 gallona at the
said Agency, in strict accordance with the
plans, specifications and instructions to
bidders which may be examined at this
otIice the offices Of the Bee" Omaha
Neb., the American Contractor" Chicago,
llls;. and the Improvement Bulletin" Min
neapolis, Mimi, the United States HIndian
Warehouses at Chicago, Ill, st. Loui8, NO.,
and Omaha, Neb.; Builders and Traders
Exchanges at st. Paul MIMI, Minneapolis,
Mimi, Omaha, Neb., and at the Agency.
Bidders for the steel tank and tower must
submit with their bids their own plans and
specifications OF the tank and tower they
propose to furnish and erect c. F. LARA
bee, Acting Commissioner.
F-1s-sO- % 25-27-29-M -M-s-5-7
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25

Rheumatism caused by Of acid blood brought
about by the accumulation the
avenues OF bodily waste have failed Of This
which
to parts OF the body and Rheumatism with oung pains
ache Inflammation and other dsagabe
ne The aches and pains be relieved and the tempo
application
simple the disease
with irritating
or helpless stage S. purely vegetebe remedy Rheumatism by
cleansing the blood
this vital fluid health sustaining
the circulation the moest particle of
@ blood Rheumatism thoroughly permanently
N"eunausm ana any medical advice to all who write
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. GA.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25

JACK Atkin Ont OF Handicap.
NEW YORK, Feb. Acknowledgement
was made today that Jack Atkin has been
declared out OF the Brighton handicap
THE Making OF a Millennium" Read It.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND ron SALE
Colorado.

FOR sALE-Two properties, IA acres or
city schools One acre young fruit, mod =
ern stone house. everything first class
George W. Jackson, Canon City, Colo.
(2O)-h5OO 29N
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25
81 ACRES WE'LL IMPROVED,
1q,- NILES SOUTH OF
- SOITTH OMAHA

Thirty.one. Asefts well improved 10 miles
South 0f South Omaha. Land all good;
about IS acres In corn. 10 acres alfalfa,
acres blue-grass pasture and acres In
orchard; almost new 4-room house with
good cellar, good well and spring water,
barn about 3xSS feetfand other buildings;
mile from railroad station; a good small
farm az very low price, only S3,0O0. Termsi
ments at 6 per cent. Possession, March 1.
1905
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25
MANIFESTATIONS

YOUNG maa desires place to work for
board while going to school. Boyles col.
aese Telephone Douglas 1854 (27l-sS5
SEWING WANTED-9Jeat work; prices
reasonable Mrs Clarence Smith, 39OS
I-aNe ~ CzD-MZSs M3x
ANtbD-By japanese gentleman posi-
no uoh ll private family, general housework
", or aS.1nary work. Address Box 326 Com
" Dlutts' la, (2O-52l TX
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25
Miscellaneous.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

20 ACRESAons mile Vest OF Fort Omaha.
half mile from car line. Henry II
Wynian, 1908 N Y. Life Bldg.
-, C21)-23I "a
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25

BOG acres, about miles southwest of South
Omaha and ~ miles east of Papillion
This is known 3g the ,Harmsen farm. and
one OF thR best FARMS in Sarpy county
Two sets -6f improvements, valued at $50
Price, $l10 per acre, only S11, go cash, bal
ance $1,000 years az per cent. Rented
for cash this year.
For further Information. call on or ad-
dress, 'tI ''-
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

PRIVATE MONEY--No DELAY. ---
'GARVIN BROS, 1904 FARNAAI
.a-.. N@- t-t l2al-538
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PAINTING.

LET Us DO YOUR cod water painting. kali
s0mining white washing and alabastins
work; machine or hand S1rk done in an
colors; anywhere in u. c. c. suburbs. all
work guaranteed; give US a trial NATHAN
BELL & Co. Cos 10th ST. ne.
myI0 Su. IN. th-30t
yyM j. McWHIRT
PAINTING AND GRAINING AND HARD
WOOD FINISHING.
$40 EYE ST n. ".
ap26-t III. Su-90t
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FORTIFICATION OF PARIS.

Paris is encircled by a wall twenty
one miles long. fortified by ninety-four
bastions, pierced by fifty-seven gates,
and having a glacis and moat fifty-eight
feet wide In addition there are seven
teen detached forts within a distance of
two miles and nineteen outlying forts
encircling an area Of 400 square miles.
The portion Of the city lying within the
wall is about thirty square miles in
area. The city OF Paris lies in hollow
surrounded by low hills.
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BROOKLAND. d. c.
ARTHUR II. =. LUERSsEN Drug Store.
-
ALEXANDRIA, VA
r L CARNE & CO.. 70s King e.
CHEVY CHASE. Nd.
r 4. sONNEMAN.
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TIMES WANTS
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
AND OTHER

Wanted Agents. Wanted Help. Want
ed statesmen Wanted Situations, Want
ed Rooms or Board, Boarding, For Rent
Rooms, Rooms and Board-l0 cents
line; times consecutiVely, 3 cents d
line; 8 times consecutively, . cents .
line Minimum charge 20 cents.
Business Opportunities, For Sale MIS-
cellaneOus, Horses and Vehicles. Lost
and Found, Wanted Miscellaneous
Dogs, Pets, etc.-l5 cents lines times
consecutivelv. I2I5 cents a line; 3 times
consecutiveIy, 10 cents a line Mill
mum charge As cents.
All other classihcatiOns-l5 cents
line; times cOnsecutively, 125z cents a
line; 3 times cOnsecutively, 10 cents
line. Minimum charge 90 cents.
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at regular Ofice rates. Ii 1t Is IN
convenient to leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business Office, they may be tele-
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collect without additional charge to
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DANCING.
THE WYNDHAM, zS1 18th nw.-Lessons, SOC;
lessons, $50: class. T-50 every Tues, Thurs.
sat. Guarantee 70 teach you Prof Wyndhan.
mhi-Lf
DANCING ACADEMY 2lS Bye ST. NV
Misses Chamberlain and COBB, teachers phi
vate and class lessons; social dances Thurs
day. Ball May 20. at Pythian Temple.
mh25-aOt
MADAME McGARVEY teacher OF dancing.
You can dance. Do you know it, Private
lessons only. Waiting, tE0-step, and lat
est dances Lessons SIC 1903 ST. NV.
Phone Main 7Il5 mhIJ-Set
THE DAVIsONs teach you 10 waltz correct
~ in a few lessons private or class. Lessons
any hour. Academy ll9 9th ST. NV. Expert
eaced teacher Mr.. and Mrs. Edw- T. Dawson.
apo GOT
MISS COULTER, master OF dancing. r you
can walk. ! can teach you to waltz. Private
lessons soc. Glasses Tuesday ana Saturday
evenings $50. Ballroom for rent Address 2eI
Eve ST. NV Phone Main lIS9. mhl4-tf
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WORKINGMEN all know that this IS the
only place to buy suits Of clothes, S. to So;
coats and vests. s. and So; coats, $3.50; pants
$50; goods all wool, tailor made Slightly
worm We save you one half. Call and see
JUSTHS OLD STAND 6I0 d. myl1-7t
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MAN 70 work on farm and drive team: call
al once WINE VIEW CLUB, 18th ST., s.
Brookland, y. @ Take Maryland Suburban
car myl3-3t
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PALMISTS.

NINE. HENRY teaches paIfaistry. Hand
read Tor ~ cents W hole life written mon
the stars. s. answers questions. SIS Ey,
81 NV uyL--sJt