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PosToFFIcE DEPARTMENT. wAsHTSGToN.

POST-oFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON,
d. C.. January 90 laOs-Sealed proposals viil be
reccived az the Office Of the Chief Clerk Of this
Department until the 9Th DAY or APRIL.
1895, az O'Clock p m, at which time and pl2ce
they VIII be opened the iresenee n the bid
ters or thrIr authorized agents attorneys FOR
the purchase -of waste materials from the Depart
ment, including waste paper. old with metal
parts attached old leather with metal parts at
tached old canvas and leather with metal parts at
lached, canvas cuttings and iscng cord, free from
ci-tal parts. brass drllings p-nchngs. pins. lock
parts; bronze driiiings. loGk paris sc iron and
steel; steel strips from which lock parts. &C. have
been punched and old scales. brass aud iron
from the Mail Equipment Shops, during the fiscal
year ending June %, pe. Blanks for proposals.
with specifications and Instructions viii - fur
nished upon application % the Chief CLERK and
Superintendent Of buildings, Posi-0nice Depart
mcnt Washington. d. c. g. Y L. MEYER Pest
master General mhIlIS2j
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AUCTION SALES.
a. MEsdHLER- AactIoneci

TRUSTEES SALE OF IoIOo SHARES OF THE
CAPUZAYA MINING STOCK.
BY siTtue Of a decree OF the supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia. IN the case Of George G.
Brooks. execrcr ~ the estate Of Sarah T. Rrooks
deceased against Eugene Davis Equity No. 274ss
passed on the 18th day of February. 1903 win sell
az public auction thousand hundred shares
OF stock in the CaTuEaya Mining Company 10 the
highest bidder therefor. on the lSr DAY OF
APRIL 1905. al ms Office in the Columbian Law
building ne Fifth street northwest Room 7el.
Washington u. c. at { O'Clock in the afternoon
Teyps q sale, all cash T. II. STEPHENS.
hhi5, lg,2,& Trustee.
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CIrcnit Conr. No. 2.

JUSTICE STAFFORD

81HllNE clAEEDhD-
United states ". Lawrence II. Miller. receiving
stolen property, verdict not guilty
United States Thomas LOEndcs. assault 20
rape. guilty indicted
Assignments for to-das
United States ~. John Sskalsky. Albert Luckett,
George ShafsT. and Felix kepTler
United States ". Louis Ege
United States George Henderson
United States IS. David Gassbcrg.
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POsToFFIcE DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON.

P0ST-OFFTCE DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON.
ID. C.. January q. 1908 Sealed proposals will
be received az the ofcc az the Chief Clerk 81 this
Department until the 9Th DAY or APRIL. 1905 at
Z o'clock D. m. at which time and place they
w.u be opened in tine presence Of the bidders
OF their authorized agents OF attorneys. for the
performance * the following services they may
be required during the fiscal year ending Jy1e
81 1902; Washing and ironing towels. shoeing
horses. removing debris and ashes. recaning chairs.
cleanins carpets, cleaning. Winding. and repairing
The clocks Of The Posi-ofhee Department. including
the tower clock. Blanks for proposals. with sIeci-
ncauons and Instructions VII he furnished upon
Application 20 the Chief Clerk. Pos,-ofSce Depart
nent, Washington, ID. {. g. y. L. MEYER. Post
master General mhllls25
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CHEsAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

Published cnly as information. and not
guaranteed
100 z. Nc. & q. LIMITED. Daily-Fast YES
tiblle train. PlHlan slgcpers 10 Lexington. Louis
villc Clnciunati, indisni coils, Chicago. and ST.
Louis Connection for Virginia Hot SDrngs Pull
Inau cars Louisville 10 Nashville. Memphis and New
Orleans. Dining cars. la carte service
ii.io L. NJ. 4. \. LIMITED Daiiy-S0lid
sesiibue tTaia Pullmsn sleepers 70 Cincinnati
Lexington. ana Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car 70 Nirqnia Hot SpTlngs week days. Dining ears
a Ia CaTte service. Pullman SlCepCrs Cincinnati 10
Chicago and II Louis aud Louisville 70 Memphis
Nashville. aud New Orleans.
Reservations aud tickets az EheSapeAke and Ohio
Offices. SO peuHsy ylVania avenue go lsth street.
near a, and New Onion Station Telephones Main
l,H1 for Washington Terminal Cab Service and Main
lC66 OF E05 tor c. a o. Ticket Once.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. sd STREET. NEW YORK.
2 90 c. m. Diaer, Pullman Parlor.
300 a. M. Buffet Parlor fiEe-hour Train.
seN9a N. Diner and Pullman PaIlOr Car.
III 90 a. m. Diner and Pullman Parior Car.
= 90 p M. Diner and Pullman parlor Car.
800 p. m. "Royai Limited" All Pullman. 5-hour
a 90 ,. NJ Coaches 70 Philadelphs.
800 .. m. Ener and Pullman Paror.
500 p m. Coaches TO Philadelphia.
IL 30 D. N SleeperS
-2.s2 a. m. Sleepcrs
.,AITLANTic CITY. 100. 's0O fl0O a. m. Hoe.
ANNAPOLIS, week-days. 500 a: m. 2A5 noon.
500 D. ~ Sundays. $50 4. m. $50 =. m.
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR"
(Meek days, 90 A. m 10 90 D. M
ts5o 'looo, 100 a. m, tis65 noon. tis9S. i 10,
s@ $50 800 50 fSo @ So So U.s. 80 -isas. SaS
'l0-2o. 'n-0. 'u-5 p m.
WESTWARD
CHICAGO ~9:l0 a.. m. Il p $50 D m
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS and LOUISVILLE.
's:lo 2. m, 20 J. m. .l2:D night.
PlfIsBUR0. -s;lO a H., IL, $40 p. m, 'I220
CLEVELAND. $40 p m.
COLUMBUS. $50 D. -
MN ii9SifiR isSfli s'S t9.,s a m % p m Is
FREDERICK, $50. $40 ss:lS a. m. $50. Il o5,
HASEEsIowN. i9ag a. m, 800 !, M
DAILY. Except Sunday. SSuDday only.
TELEPHONES al all o. the following ricket Of
fees: lill 81. NV, Main 1891; 90 Pennsylvania
ave-. Main rs. New Union Station: Ticket once.
Main $50; Information Bureau Main 1850
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FOR SALE
Al Mount Rainier-gne sN N-room house in com,
pete repair; ample ouftuildings grounds 50xis0 (;
cement walk and ccmenitI; 20 electric cars; price
$500 monthly payments. II desired.
At BerlEyn Md.-One ten-room house in first
class condition: large grounds: high elevation from
which magnificent view b. obtained: good
stable and outbuildings; fine water; contenient 70
steam and electric ears; price g. 20: easy terms
These properties mnst be soId az once
JOHN J. KLEINER & Co.
mhE7t G02 81. NV.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY A MARYLAND FARM
or suburban home sec send for latest bulletin
Marion Duckett q SON. 835 + NV.
mhl7-f
FOR SALE AT kENILWORTH, ID. c.
Now is your time 60 secure easy monthly pay
ments Of these attractive cottages choice lots
in KeniwOTth ID. g.. Washingtons growing suburb.
ALLEN W. MALLERY. 1417 G st. NV.
PRETTY HOMES. LARGE LOTS, 3 70 Sc PER
foot. az Nj Rainier. Nd. on 18th and 9th sts.
near L. /. ave; District Lire sta. fare high and
healthy small monthly payments. J. c. ROGERS.
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When YOU have anything for sale send it The Washing
ton Herald When YOU want to buy anything look in the
Classified Columns of The Herald-you almost sure to find
it Perhaps not the first day and maybe the day. but
later YOU will find what you the Classified
Columns OF The Herald It will pay you read these columns
every day
The Washington Herald reaches every section Of this city
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No zss Mamie G O'Connor rS Ralph r.
Walker. Tor accounting. Attorney. Webster Bal
iingrr.
No "a Harriet :. smith rs Charles A Baker.
trustee. e.; a.. 20 vest title. Attorney G. r. Emic
No S6ss. Alice ". Sanders rs Laura L Van
Astyne; % substitute trustee. Attorney. J. B.
Lamer.
No l6a Amos T. simmons e. a. rs Mary c.
Simmons. FOR partition ATTORNEY. g T. Hendler-
NJ 2I5o0 Bertha r Ready IS. Morris Ready:
for maintenance Attorney n. l. Ambrose.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
TICkET OFFICE: ll2l PENNA. AVI

IINhEI VFtItE. III IENNA. Az T.
Notce-Folioving schedule not guaranteed.
05 A. NJ. Daily-Seaboard Mail. Through coaches
and Pullman sleepers 10 Savannah and jacksonville.
Through sleepers Washington to Hamlet and Ham
let 20 Atlanta. Parlor TO Pinehurst. Dining
cars.
rs p. N. Daily-Seaboard Florida Limited. Solid
Pullman train through 10 Jacksonville and 81. Au-
gustine. Also through scepers to Pinehurst. At
lanta. Birmingham, and Memphis Dining cars.
$50 z. NJ. Daily-Seaboard Express. Coaches and
Pullmans % savannah ana JacksonEiIe.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PRACTICAL MINING MAN DESIRES To-
srend the summer prospecting in Ncvada: would
ike one or two parties to furnish necegsary funds
Details communicated 10 those interested. Refer
ences u ability and character No large amount
uf money required BOX 10 Herald Office mh2l5.
Thornton a. james, 7O6 1Ith 81. NV
Dealers all kinds business places: excellent selection
grocery cigar. confectionery stores rocning houses
saloons uh330t
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

We COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. RENTS
government and estate claims: nc charge ,pIs.s
successful FULLER AGENCY. Room H. lls y
e. NV Oc7-If
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DYEING. G.CLEANING. PRESSING

ALTERING AND REPAIRING: FIRST-CLASs
work ons all work called for and delivered. froo
postal. EDWARD Z. COOPER. l7lS 7th 81 nv
fnhsl Sot codcSS
DYEING, CLEANING. PRESSING. ALTERING
AID repairing for ladies and scnIiemen: work
called for and delivered. STRICkLAND'S PRESS
ING CLUB 81 MONTH 1914 II ST. NV
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The Largest Morning CIrculatio,

All advertising contracts made bt The
Washington Herald are based upon its
bona fide circulation-a circulation in
Washington larger BY thousands than was
ever before attained BY any morning
newspaper at the Capital. It's beoks are
open.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Fannie L
Darlington et vir Charles W. 70 Gerald NJ
Johnson and Charles ". Fairfax. 60 sccrre John
T. BsriroH. Scc. years, 5 Ter ceLf, semi
annually, loa 80, block L.
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

COLUMBIA TRANSFER Co. NOW LOCATED
at 9o5 New York large padded vans 81 load
2-horse wagon, s. load mhI7-eoatf
We HAUL FURNITURE. PARCELS TRUNKS :
give first-csss service; answer calls promptly: con
tract 10 haul anything: plenty Of teams. CLAREN-
DON SMITH. 5th and sts. NV. Phone Main -
jso-sN
FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. SC, MOVED
with care; packing and shipping a speciality
kREIG' s EXPRESS, l22i H ST. NV. Phone AIaiL
2ol0. auZ5-tf
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TYPEwRITERs FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-NO. 3 UNDERWoODS. PROM 81
up; No. Remington so: Oliycrs and other hsr.
gains BALL AIATTINGLy q DE NEALE. ll07
New York ave. NV. II floor. mhZ@tf
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

FLEMING BUILDING. 1919 G ST. NV: RENO
Isted throughout; excellent ofice rooms. with hest
Of janisJFserYics. no extras. le9Ou
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STORAGE.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS STORED. 81 PER LOAD.
Carriages 81; planes. &c; trunks, boxes barrels
&c, &c each SEPARATE rooms, s..
WEST END STORAGE CO.,
1921 Il ~. NV. 52I II. NV.
WHY PAY MoRE2 WE STORE FOR 7sc A
lead. UNITED STATES STORAGE Co. ns-42O-
i2 18th .. NV. Phone Main i-2s. mh390t
STORE YOUR FURNITURE. PIANOS. &C. al
NESCHLEHS. s9 Pa. ave. NV: reasonable rates;
conveniently located. Phone NJ I1S2 fe2e-1t
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bankruptcy Court.
Equity Suita

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No - In re Murray Engineering and AIsnufac-
turing Company: adjudication and reference
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MASSAGE.

SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE FACE AND SCALP;
Swedish movements; appointments out: open
Sundays; sd-fooT fruut. waR in- 55 18th a. nE.
nllls5Qt
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PROPOSALS FOR ELECTRIC ELEVATORS

L. : ENGINEER OFFICE. I'D AND~K SIS
y. W. Washington. u. C.. March 2I Ies.-Sealed
proposals tor furnishing and delivering 41s0 tons
more lees of hituminUis coal viii be received here
until p m APRIL D. 1900 and then publicly opened.
Information application SPENCER COSBY.
Major. Engineer mh2l q. - 25.spI7 IS
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Equity Court No. 2
JUSTICE GOULD.

JUSTICE GOULD
No. I'M kaigeT Kaiser sale ratified nisi.
Att5rneys ". {. Balderson and Barnard 4 johnson
Douglas Baker K Sheriff..
Assignment for to-day.
No. lss American Graphite Company vs.. smith :
on hearing Attorneys. Fulton Lewis-A s. Worth
iugtcu
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IHTEF JIcIItE ILABALbH-
No. 2769. Sanders Nan Alstyne et al. trustee
appointed % seH Attorney. J. b. Larnsr.
No. s75si Heeht vs. Hccht: reference 70 examiner.
Attorney. W. b Reilly.
n TO- a. dau
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DENTISTRY.
DENTAL WORK.

g r -, 1-N - ~ " JIM
Set of Teeth and Cold Crowns S up; fioid Fill
ings. 81 No: Silver Filings. Soc Work guaranteed
No rain. Dr. GEO. l. EDAIONDs. $40 + st. NV.
iai0-u
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; no EXTRACTING.
no pain look. feel. act and last longer than nat
ursl teeth: shrunken faces made normal; painless
filing DR.. J. l.. WILSON. l203 s. nw uny2g II
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JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No $500. Stewart IS Winslow; verdict Tor de-
fendsnt. Attorness T. L. Jones and T. L. JcHo7s-
Irving Williamson ard Fountain Psyton.
No. ss2S Bail administrator Umted States
Express Compsny: on trial Attorneys, Baker,
Sheehy & Hogan-Birncy & Woodand-
Assignments for to-day.
No s5 Hawks vs. Brown e. al Attorneys, A.
5 Wor;Lington- Tucker kenyon
Nc ss5. NsuInan City and Suburban Railway
Company. Attorneys Wolf Rosenherg-C A
Douglas and q. ?. Hoover.
No. 353 Leckie rs. Washington Loan ana Trust
Company. Attorneys. Douglas. Baker & Sheriff. and
Bates Wausn-J. j. Darlington.
No I9. Lowe IS. Walsh Attorneys T. L. Mon
tague and Crandal Mackey-C. r. C.ftsi.
No. 2B Gichner Kill Attorneys. l. J.
Mather-W. A. Johnston
No. -. Williams IS. Richmond Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company q al Attorneys.
A. :. W0TthiDgton- Herbert & DicOu. Hamilton.
Colbert Yerkes & Hamilton. and Mckenney a
Flsnnery-
No So kaufman Ts. Dobbins Attorneys u. u.
Rosenberg and d. ". Baker-Lec Simmons.
No 3s5- Heyman & Kramer Same Attorneys.
SAM.
NJ 81 Roseuthal vs. same. Attorneys. same
No. is9 Kaufman Is Richardson. Attoucys !.
J. Darlington and Arthur Pe'er-E. II. Taonas-
No. 49l- Richanison IS Washington Times Com
psny- Attorneys. Burton T. Doylo-LambeTt & Nc
Lean.
Circuit COnrt No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. isiss. Mear jones; verdict foT defendant
Attorneys C. l. Frailcy-Arthur Peter.
Nos 1871. 1855. 1875. 5io9 and 1uL Inter
national TUIst Company Baker q al on trial
Attorneys. ". G. Cleshare-B II. Warner. r.
Jnrors not sitting excused until Monday,
MaTcn q.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
-ourt of Appeafs,
Equity Court No. 1.

Adjourned from day to day until Tuesday. April
/ : fqq
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WANTED-AGENTS.

EARN S TO sin DAILY. NEW ARTICLE: PAR
teulars FREE. CONSUMERS SUPPLY CO.. Box
1259. Boston. Mass. mh22.25
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HELP WANTED-MAIE & FEMALE

SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING CAN BE
learned al cur school IN 30 TO 30 days. Positions
guaranteed Piitmsn. Graham. Gregg. Barnes. aud
syllable systems Individual instruction. STENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY 3l53l9 Colorado Building
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WALL PAPER.

WALL PAPER.
PLACE YOUR ORDERS FOR PAPERHANGING
and painting; nst-olsss work; prices reasonable
estimates furnished. EDWARD l. HOFFMAN. l70e
18th 81 Phone North 10 mAlO-s0t
Paper HangingS, Wall Coverings. .
L. l. DERRICK sli Vt Ave
ROOMS PAPERED. s. Up; SAMPLES
hrought latest fan designs painting LIE PREUA.
ls9i Eth st. Phone y. SiSlm. jals-tf
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
WASHINGTON.
GROCER.
Private Stock Whisky. &c a Quart.
Away above everything JAS ID. DONNELLY.
18TH a,a. sts-uw. Wines and Luncheon specialtes.
MACHINE SHOPS.
G. W. FORSBERG.
MACHINIST AND BOILER MAKER
Works ard wharf. sth and Mater IS. sw Branch
Office. 18th and r sts NV. Phones Main Isl and 7as
ALEXANDRIA.
LUMBER AND MILL WORK.
HENRY X. FIELD & CO.,
SASH DOORS FRAMES
LLMEEk OF ALL KINDS
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LOST AND FOUND.

LosT-GOLD BUCKLE On PINK GARTER.
marked L. b. C." Reward. SHOREHAM HO-
TIL. city mhzS2t
GUARANTEED CURE FOK OLD SORES.
eczema. plies. SC. Try DIR. COSTELLO'S
SAINE. All druggists mhl-S)t
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
Az EXPERT STENOGRAPHER BON rs. Her
aid Office mhz5H
EXPERIENCED CLOAk. SUIT. AND MILL
ncry saleswomcn wanted. Apply JULIUS GAR
FiNKLE X CO., 18th and F. mh25-u
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, WHITE or COL
orCi. family three. foT Cumberland Nd s. per
week; fare giIcE. othcr help this city. EUREKA.
l0ll y. y rye.
GIRL WASTED FOR GENERAL. HOUSEWoRKs
orc not afraid 10 work. 725 5th mh2i2t
NURSE WANTED FOR INFANT: BEST REFER-
encrs Icquued. Can between l2 and , O'Clock.
1I0- Mass mh2i2t
TWO LADIES ON SALARY To SOLICIT OR
ders for lesding sewing machine: experience M
Necessary, position permanent. Address SEWING
MACHINE. Herald ofcc. mh2j5t
WANTED -MANGLE HANDS. FINERY IRONER
hsnds. THE ELITE LAUNDRY. 2ll7 lfth ST. NV.
mh-l2t
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RUG WEAVING.

RUGS WOVEN FROM Old CARPETS; the only
weaving factory Of its kind IN the city. WASH
INGTON RUG Co, 95l 5th st. NV. Phone NJ 4ssa
jal0-9O
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and forwarded promptly to the rain ofhce.
WOODWARD x ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bureau.
GolDfN BERG Information Bureau.
hEGHp a. CO.-Cashicr's Ofice.
PALAlS RoYAL-Bueau Of Information
& kANN. SONS & C0.-Information Bureeu.
ave. and ST. NV
DOM & SANFORD's PHARMACY, corner n. Z.
ace and North Capitol st. NV.
JOHNST0N'S s PHARMACY, IZ2l ". ]. ave. NV
CHAS J. FUHRMAN'S PHARMACY. sth and
East Capitol SITS.
r. p VELLERS PHARMACY. 1854 NJ 81 NV
ATkINS0N'S PHARMACY. llth and G sta NV
ASTORIA PHARMACY. ID and sts- NV
hENESAW PHARMACY. Nj Pleasant and rT1ng
sts NV
McNULrY'S CIGAR STORE, 1886 18th 1t.
TAYLOR'S PHARMACY. 9th and sta NV
kENER'S PHARMACY. 9Th and sts. NV.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. ID and sts. ne
AccHESNEY & JOACHIM. sth and SITS. ne.
G. J. GEiGER'S PHARMACY. cor. 6th and ne.
ID. d. COURTNEY CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND.
rs North Capitol ST.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

also for ianitor and fireman. EUREKA. 1911
y =. ave
NEAT RELIABLE WHITE BOY, WCRK or
any kind 1855 nth NV ma25-4t
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-15
DRIFT.

The Bryan campaign fund seems to be
swelling. The Charlestown News and Cour-
Ter has raised as much as &25 for 1t.
In the state wide primaries in Illinois
the republicans cast 10000 votes and the
democrats 10000 Illinois will go for
Bryan IN the usual way.
There are 7.Oe4 Johnsons and 5,1l5 Smiths
in the new Chicago directory. Neverthe-
less, a man named Hopkins is successfully
running for office back there.
John Temple Graves is not to be notified
officially Of his nomination for vice presi-
dent, but the absence Of the ceremonies
will not affect the volume Of his campaign
thunder.
A Chinese Bryan and Kern club has
been organized In Los Angeles. Democratic
factions in California promise a boom in the
country business and the celestial Johnnies
are on the spot.
At the recent democratic primaries in
Missouri, the St. Louis machine showed
automatic precision. Thirteen of the fav-
ored Indians received exactly the same
vote In five precincts.
A man in Indiana has vowed that he will
not paint his house until Bryan is elected
president. He is the only person that was
needed to establish the truth OF the PROPOSE
ton that all kinds Of people live in Indiana,
The activity Of local grand juries in cut
ting into the business of members is re-
sponsible for the raise of the salaries OF
members of the st. Louis city council. A
lift from $500 to $500 a year helps to off
set the loss In business.
The Oklahoma law requires an itemized
statement of campaign expenses. Where
fore one candidate who swatted an often
sive competitor good and plenty announced
In his report: Fine paid by me for
whipping William Stacey. S1."
In some mysterious way Judge william
II. Wallace of Kansas City the functionary
who tried to put the screws on the Sunday
lid, obtained 10000 votes as a candidate at
the recent democratic primaries for the
party nomination for governor. He was
distanced.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-15

structions in how to select and test
seed corn to the end hat the maxi
mum yield may be obtained from their
acres.
A steady advance In the average
yield per acre has been noted for sew
eral years past, and yet the possibili-
ties have not been attained. In spite
Of the steadily increasing yield of corn
the price has advanced until corn has
sold for the last two or three years at
a figure far beyond what had been ex-
p%erienced at the time the forward
movement in corn cultivation was in
stituted. This increase in price, ac-
companying the increase in yield, is
the best possible evidence of the in
crease in use. King Corn was never
more firmly seated on his throne than
he is today.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-15
THE sTANpARD OIL CAsE.

Attorney General Bonaparte has
made formal announcement Of his in
tention to press the suit against the
Standard Oil company, refusing to &C
cept as final the recent decision of the
circuit court of appeals setting aside
the fine Of $2s,24O,OOO imposed by
Judge Lands. The appeal court will
be asked to grant a rehearlng, and
General Bonaparte is confident that
the rulings will be modified in mater
ial particulars. Judge lands deci-
sion was set aside by the u of APP
peals on three grounds. summarized
as follows:
IN first was that Judge Lands erred
on the trial in excluding testimony offered
to prove that the standar did not intend
TO violate the Elkins law when II accepted
from the Chicago & Alton railroad a scent
rate on shipments OF oil where the pub
lished tariff was Is cents.
The second VAS held 10 be that Judge
lands in imposing the s2e,OOo.OOO fine Arbl-
trarily liked each carload OF oil as eonsti-
tuting a shipment. Irrespective OF whether
each carload was billed 10 an Individual
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-15
The weather bureau at WASHINGTON

The weather bureau at Washington
is not taking any very great chances
in it's long distance representations
the Missouri valley having already felt
the effect of the barometric- disturb
ance reported by telegraph from the
head Office of the weather-makers.
Now, if the excited bulls and bears on
the Board of Trade can only be sub
iected to the same soothing influence,
the weather bureau will be vindicated.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-15
FROM AN oFFlOE WINDOW.
New York Sum

new 1Ofk sum
oh, the sun is shining, shining, and tn,
windows open wide,
l look up from my rolltop to the world
that's just outside.
And feel as felt the heroes who for glory
up and died
And who didn't have to plug It in an office.
9 times 0 is 81 and is 50
And the stirring of the sun-kissed air is like
q potent wine.
feel like up and flying.
Lik an armored warrior dying,
But-Ive got to keep on plugging in the
office.
Somewhere Ifeel 1t In me there are en-
pires to be made,
And somewhere waits a dragon for a knight
who's not afraid,
And somewhere there's a princess who
when was that invoice paid?
Oh-it,s mighty hard a~-plugging in an
office. "
When was that invoice paid, I say?
Or was It paid at ali?-
And somewhere there's a princess who
awaits the princes call.
My heart Is beating, beating,
And the hours are ~fleeting. fleeing,
And here ] am a-plugging in an office.
The birds upon the roof are singing with
the rest,
Dear Sir: Replying to your note, we beg
Quotation on rough cpstings is'-They're
building them a nest'
office!
Princess, princess. my only love, excuse
Remember that the oiden knights were ia
rove Away,
Ard the slayer OF a dragon didn't have hi,
board to pay, .sr
He didn't have to plug in an office.
He didn't have to plug 1T. No. He had a
lot of sport,
Where is that Stephens letter? What? This
cash is lOc' short?
The pools and brooks are brimming
And the saucy fish are swimming
Oh-it's mighty hard a~-plugging in an
office!
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-15
ZINC CORN.

Attention is called to the increasing
demand for corn iand-land on which
corn can be successfully grown This
demand naturally rests upon the in
creasing use of corn For at least a
decade scientific efforts have been per-
sistent along the line Of increasing the
annual yield per acre of corn through
out that great stretch Of country gen.
orally referred to as the "corn belt"
These efforts have been attended by
great success. 1t has been proven
that in all certainty corn excels any
other known product Of nature in the
matter OF like producing like. Good
seed win produce good corn just as
certainly as It is own and poor seed
will produce poor corn. Farmers
have been given ample and exact in