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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-25
Die Nnlciben.

Nodl cine gauge Reibe bon 8eriomnl-
lungen 81 @lunitcn Der N%nleiben.
- Ter Wapor miro IN Der Mebr.
5obl ocrieIbcn iprcd)cu. - 9oS
Stobtoberboupt boiit ouf Sicg.
Sn Der letter @o6c Dor Der g8abl
peroen nod cine gauge Nn5obl Ser.
ionnllltngen 81 0unlten Der Nnlei,
ben obgebolten mer0elL III peldcn
nid)t MIR Der Winpor, SctretGr u. 9.
NolOsborougb, General Sotrobe, Gr.
Mopor &. Glop Iinous u1O u.
lpred)en, ionbern oll6 ltereoptild)c
&niihten Ge5eigt WerOeu. 6olaenoe
&crionlmlungen iino feitgeieet:
Wontag 2onglcp's Soae, gtr.
III, 9looming0olc = Ipenue, Ct.
&bilippS II. ct. Son1cs . STRIDE, oil
Charles. llnb q. StroBc, @eont's
&oue, 8io0lcitroBe unO Gentral.slpe
Gienitog - Sairmolnnt Gemotrati-
ldcr Club, 9tr. 2120, 6oirnlount.I ue.
Mittlpo1 - 0obmcn e Sale, @ups
Il. Freitonitrobe, WtcWeunep'S Sulle,
az Siio Sremont . Npcnue, GroB'
StroBcn Worftballe, 6rcocrid Ipe,-
@erihonerungs + gereiL Nr. $50,
Sreoerid Ipenue.
3omnerltag - 9rooomnps Snltitltt.
Sreitog - Sompoen Sole.
Somitag - Sorriion's SoIle, Nr.
1915, 9toro.S uIton.guenme
Ser Wopor iogte geiterrL ooB er
holcS &ertrouen in Den forti6rittli.
den 8eiIt Der 9iirger @oltimore'S be.
iibe, u1b er felt an Die Innobnlc Ser
beioen Nnleiben CLAUDE. Gle @efubr
elmer Nieoerlagc Der Mnlciben liege
ooron, Dob Die 6rennoe Der gnlcibe1
am @obltage uidt fir bieielbcn itinl-
men. nGie grfobr,ing bel friibcrcn
@ablen bat inns 9elebrt, ooB uerbalt.
nibntGbig menig Stimmen fir Inlci.
ben obgegeben meroeu, ulto lit cS
oober Die YfIibt ieoes gllten9iirgcrs,
fir Die Inleiben 81 ltimnlen, oomit
oereu SSeinee niht Ole Sberbono &c.
minnen," iugte g~citern Mopor Wa'
bcol. oWir baben NIT Siilie potrio.
tiid)er 9iirger in alien 8or0s Der
Sta6t Hropogonbn fir Die 10 notb-
Observation-Disclosures geuno6t, De.
ren Soften ortrd) Ole @olier. II, Sub.
luop . Nnleiben geoedt iuerben ioQen,
rno bon alien Seiten erbolte ih boff.
n%irngSreide 9eri6te, oaB oieie Inlei.
ben nit GROCER Mebrbeit om @obl-
toge gutgebeiBen iperoen."
@eltern gIbeno iprad Der Wapor inn
Unitarian GLIB, Charles. II. 5ront.
linitroBe, Dor elmer 9roBet 3uborer.
ld)dit.
I'm nohnlals Den @erii6ten entge.
gen 81 t~retcl, Dab iie gegen Die Nn.
leiben iiilo, miebcrbolten gelteru Sr.
Sobn s. Wnbpn, Der o~cmofrutild)e
6iibrer, Collector @n. i. Stone mo
Der Sorlisenoe bcS repllblifaniiden
Stabt : Gpn,ite'S @ml. 9. Elott IN
riht mib5nperitcbcnocn @ortcn, bob
ir fir Die Mnleibcn linb, ulo oles
oitfbictel, lpiiroen, INN bercn Slnnob
me 81. iid)ern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-25

Gem al / In
ii bermieen. - Nahoem Die. d..
ronerS-@ eidnorenen in Dem 6ou SIS
Nfegcrs Sobn @. @olfer, Scr al ciner
ibm bon Sarrp Sutfins beiae6rud,.
ten Sdubtpu16e itorb, Elm aufSeIbit.
pertbeibigun9 Ioutenbes BerSift abae.
9eber, purbe Der iunge Slitdins &C.
tern bur6 Goli5eirihter 3bompion
III Canton Dem 8eri6tsperiabrcn
%ilberipielen nno obrc 3uIaIiung BON
9iirgi6aft nod ber @ef1ngnib &c.
lan6t.
2leipcGfpn teIIt e6eIi6,
Sarm nj e .mieoer + er.-Iem
Foli5eiridter 2lepeaGll gelurg es ae.
tern i'm norboitliden Stotionsbaui,.
bic cbeIideu 9anbe bon 5ronf uno
Minnie Shreiner bon Nr. 205, Noro.
Elmcon,gaep, luelhe in Die Bride 81
geben orobten, mieber feIter 81 fnii.
pen. 6rou Sdreiner batte ibren
Wnnn perbaften loiien, ipeil oerielbe
on9eblid nidt fir ibren llnterbolt
ior9te. Sic iogte bci'm @erbor, ouB
lie bon ibrem Wanne 10 menia 8eIo
filr ben Sausbalt befommen babe,
Dob JIG ge5lpun9en aeiueirn iei iih
llad elmer 9eidGftierng um5uieben;
oud) babe er lie m1breno ibrer lieben.
monatliden Che bereits orei afal Der.
lollen. Ser 4ngeihuloiete ieinerleitS
bebollptcte, oaB er leiner Sruu 10 piel
@elo 9egeben, mic er eriibrigen fonu.
te. ge5liglid oer anoeren 9eihuloi.
gllilg repondirte ct iid) nit ser 9e.
ballptunN ooB er feline israu zines
gbenos IN llnterbaltung nit einenr
al1oeren Wanne aui oer StraBc ouae.
troiten babe. Nadoem Der Hibter
belize Soften gebort, rietb er Dem
Fnar, mieocr aintrGhtieIih 3ulon.
men 5n leben, mel9en giiten Rutb
onllelbe aud befolgte.
&bitefor Gin FREEZER
M'o Il. - Ser %ebemalige Boil = Sii,
lpeftor @biteforo, welder ieiner Belt
perboftet unb 81 is Monaten 3nht.
bolts perurtbeiIt murbe, ipeil CT In
&e%rbinoung nit Dem Steipart Srou.
genfaa, no Die Hegierung INN Eau.
ienoc bon Collars bon 86aen anf
Srilttc betro9en ipurOe, %geitanbeit
bat, lit iest, nofbem ibnt Der iibIifje
3eitab5ng fir glltes 9etrosen ae.
mabrt pnroe, aus oem3ubtbals ent.
laiien iuorben.
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Ellen. s. Diener e 60.
217 Oft.Yaltimpre.Gtrake

Dentihes unb anoereS ausIGnoi.
Ifes @eIo gefauft limb berfauft.
@eloienonngen beiorst nod Deuth.
lamb Seitreid, Rublan6 II. I. 10.
Wediel aiisgdItent auf dt,sI6nSii&e
Wanfen. greoitbriefe un6 9rapeIers
CHEQUES.
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Sunucnnnf. nnS ltnteraang.
TnS Mctter.

Giir Marplanb uno ben 9iltrifi
Columbia beute uno mor9en flor.
leid,tc iiiN0itlide bis iiiblide @inpe.
Sd0n ipor ooS @etter eeItern IN
Baltimore nidt. 9is 2 llbr Nad)'
mittogS gina'S nod. ober oonn Icbtf
Rc9en elm, Der, 5eitmeilig nntcrbro'
ben, nm Witternod)t nod lrid)t ollI'
aeb0rt botte. Gle bod)itc TemperG.
tur por ~ 8rab BON II bis II llbr
@ormitto9s, unb Die niebrigIte 63
@roo INN 6 llbr Morgens.
SSn Sen onberen 9unoeS . @etter'
@eobod)tuneS.S totionen purocn Die
i~oIgenoen nieorigitcr temperatures
uer5eidnet:
Gaitport A, Eortlanb AZ, Bolton
80, 9u6onp SO, Nelu- BORT GO, Efila:
oclp6iu 60, NtIantic.Gitp GO, Gapt
Mop 60, @oibington Sc, Rorfolf 66
SotteroS &C, Charlotte SO, @ilminG.
ION IS, GhorIciton GO, Sopannob SO,
%Syodionpiae SO. Supiter 70, &ep.@elt
"A, Itlanta 56, Wont9omerp 81, Neiu
Srleons IS, Toleitiue 3S, @olpeIton
80, Corpus G6riIti 30, MempbiS AZ,
Cincinnati So, Gittsburg GO, Ssmcgc
IS, Buffalo So, Glepelonb 50, Detroit
"a, @reen Ban 90, Gbica9o 81, Grl
lutb 40, ct. Toul AZ, ct. 2ouiS 40
aunioS Gitp 80, Smoba "a, Suror
30, @iSmord 90, @iniIton 26, Sour'
90, Scleno 80. Salt 2ofe 32, Genpel
80, Nortb SLATE y, Gob9e Gitp 26
NmoriQo 30, Sos Nneeles 81.
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6ebbeI's eiusises MtsIier.

Wir baben MIR Elm ateIier In yaIti.
ii,Ore, NIB Sas befiabet Edj IN Der
Sfaae gu ebener Grbe, 3r. 32f, NerS.
Vaa., 'iabe Sigb-str. ainber.ybs.
tosrapbien cine spssiaIitat. - Qeine
Asenten i.nS feline reppsa ~ ieisen.
5. Sebbel. g. Grni, Oei&SttSfa6rer.
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S6iff6farten

bon ur0 mad europa iber Baltimore
ODER New.gorf, aaiiite ODER 3wiIdem.
bed. Wediel, ausIdnoiihes @eIo.
Greoitbriefe uno @eIoienbunsen.
Sbeo. S. Oieuer e g., !
Ut. 81. f.1altimsre.e trsee. /,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-25

@S mar elm MiBperI It q II B.
nj &. - @or etruo IA Soeen pilroc
an Dem Gbiirfnopi Der Eerin-Heli'
beng an Noro'G borleSltrabe Elm
Srouerilor ongebraht unO Die @e-
ididte ais hummer @ib be5eid)nct,
Do Iicntano in Ser Sanlilie geItorbel
luor. IS bat iid) nun bernnsgeitellt,
Nob Gin neliCr IngeiteQter zines Sei'
d)enbeltotterS eineu Srrthum be9illg
lno ocn Slor u%rlitott al eincm Sulllc
on Charles, na6e 9baleltroBc, an Der
Yerin-Hciioens nnbrat)te.
BoIiSei unb Golttif. -
EoIiscinlorihou Saruon mar ocltcr1
bci'n1 a%benooppel in ser mittlercl
GoIiSeiitotion unb belt cine anipro,
die an sic EolijiIten in weId)er cr
bieiclben orinaenb morntc. lib nift
il, politiide @eipr1he c~in5iiloIien
nbrr gar 9iirger politiidl beeinilll-
fen 5lhuoleu. Seoer Eoli5iit bate Dos
Med)t, 81 mdblen, mic Dies ibm ieinc
llebcr5eugu1g porid)reibt. aber leoe
politiidc NQitation wiiroe itrcng &C.
ohnt meroen.
eerG0ltcin EFT
neuen = oitmeiitcr - Cine
lleberroidung fir Die @euotncr BON
2unosooipne, @oltimore.Gountp. por
Elm 5eIegromm aus Moibineton, mel.
dies perfiinoigtc, ooB @iaiom Sole
an Sieue bon q. Sd)mancbcd 5llnl
Yoltmeiiter ienes StGothens crnonnt
muroe.
Cine 9 pufge d. d e. Bo.
liseiribter 2letpellpn beItrofte I'M
ncrooitliden Stationsbouie ben 3e
Sabre oIten Sieac aot bon Gr.171G
Oit .~9altimoreitrabe, ruegen zines
onsebliten tbdtlihen anariifs alll
Srdu Saunie 9renner bon Nr. 1714,
SIt . 9oltimoreitrabe, NIT SIS unb
Soften. Srou grenner gob an, ooh
ibr aab in oas 8eIid,t Geipi,dt babe,
9uIieIbc ioa Srau @enner mad Der
Mnsabe BON Sat- ibm %gegeniiber &c.
than baben.
Sm " nj | nston 9
IN ii II Of t. - aui Griuhen Der $50
Ii5ei bon @~ilmington, Gel, ipuro'
geitern albeno Der 81 Sabre @enoe,
Sdmiot ourd Den Gunoeiergeonter
Meiie unO ben Yoli5iiten TbeIps ii
Jnlerton 9altimore.Gountp uerboi
tet hnb in Der Canton Eoli5eiitotior
eingeliefert. Ser Serboitete lit be
ihuloist, onacbIid) in &Imington II
einem &oitbouie $50 unb cine soloc
ne llbr geitoblen 81 boben. Seine
0rau mobnte bier in Rr. 2i20, @ura
itraBe. I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-25

Germibte Yerfpntn. -9el
Eoli5ci iiltb foI9e,be Yerionen al;
permibt ongemeIoet moroen: @nl.
Sooo, Nr, 1906, Yotterlon . Ylocc, If
Sabre, ieit 20. Iuguit; elmer &eglcr,
Nr. 2237, SeberalitraBe, ieit Dem 90.
Oftobcr, rs Sabre olt; San 8egler,
IA Sabre alt; Soiepb s. Sarpep, Nr.
1851, ScottitrnBe, felt benz 90. Sfto.
Ter, 16 Sabre alt.
ST.. " M. Sacobaing q?
- Gie Srage, Oh Der ieit finn Sabrei1
perldwunoere Sobn oes Srn. Saml.
Sling bon Nr. 1893, @ilionitrobs,
@n. Socob Sling, mirflid nod untrr
Den 2ebenoen meilt, bdlt nt9enbIid.
lib Sic Samilie oes 2ebteren IN be-
greiflider Iufrc9ung. Gpr ettpo all-
nertbalb Monaten befam Sr. &ina
ndmlid einen 0rief bon Cos Mnaeles,
Gal, bellen M%bienoerin lid ais 81,
8ottin oes Sootgeglnubten be,eidnct
unb ben Gltern oeIielben mittbeiIte,
Dob ibn Sobn mobI unb hunter lei.
Ia Die Sfreiberin iid NIT oen IA.
nlilienperbaltniiien beraing'iben So
mile lpobl pertraut 5eigte, claudio
Die Settere an Die Hihtigfeit Der Wit-
tbeilnng. Sr. 9. Sing beantlporteta
Oas S6reiben, bot ober ieit iener 3eti
titts mebr gebort.
@ihtige @mpfebIungcu
MAIDEN im Mniflub OH ibren 8eridl
iiber hire %grfabrungen bel Dem So
tional = GonereB Der Spielplat : @e'
ieaidaften Die Gelegaten 6rau Geo.
g. Sran,e, SRI. Warp 6. Stelpart II.
ST.. aarI ". %. Shols, inoem Tie
Gem Mapor nno Staotratb empieb.
len, bic geripilligunsen geniigeno al
erboben, oamit ginriftungen getrof.
fen merben fDnnen, I'm, sic Spielpla.
&c fir bas gan5e Sabr often ou bal.
ten. 6erner, Dab ben Shnlfinber.
in ibrer ireien 3eit mebr 8eIegenbeii
gum Spieleit eegebelr iperoe nno cine
oifentlide Spielptab : GommiNion
. einseiest meroe.
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SugcnSlidcr Sic6.

Ter crit lebS5cbuiGbrige Clarence
WoOrc begebt in ben Gomptoiren
GROCER Office @cb0uoe 5oblreibc
9iebereier. - 0i9 icbt iirlb inn
bier SGle sur 2uit gclegt morben.
Gen 9eteftips Sammcralu uro ut,
flnion gelang cs geiterlL cinen Dor.
treffli6en Sang 81 mod)ell, ais tic
Clarence Wtoore, 1G Sabre alt, Nr.
III, Norb GuitleitroBe, perboftteu,
oem %porldufig iolgenoe @er9cben sur
Solt gelcgt peroen:
GiebItnbl eineS TortcnlonnaieS nit
$50 bon $. g.. Surntr, &cpier Sc.
hdlt6e.
Giebitobl cineS YortemonnoieS nit
$1.5O bon Sri. @ilmo Heimon, Or.
Alp II. 413, Continental Srult &c,
bGltoe.
9iebitobl zines YortcmonnoieS nit
81 BON SRI. %. &. <bu, Nr. 405,
Inlcrican = 8ebduoe.
9iebitobl zines EortemonnoieS nit
$50 bon 6ronces W. Sglebort, Nr
II, observation-disclosures.
Gie Goli5ei orbeitet oarolL Dem ill,
genblihen 0ieb nod peitere oerorti.
&c 0~iebitGble sur 2oit al legen.
Moore operirte IN groBen Sffice.@e.
b1l0ell. Gr beillhte Die eir5elne.l
9onnptoire uno perltono es, ourd)
ipid)tige Infrogen Die Nufmerfiomfeit
ein5clner Eerionen oerielben in Nn-
Iprltd) 81 nebmell, lpoburd oieielben
peranlaBt muroell, ibm cinige Winll.
ten ben Giiden 81 fcbren. 9ieie Belt
benllbtc Woorc, INN Die Yortemon-
noicS uits on Der @ono bGnge1oen
W1nteln, l%leber5iebern ober Sadets
81 Itibiben. 3ablreihe @cidnperber
liefen bel Der YoliSei Elm, bod gelong
eS crit gcitern, Woore oingfeIt 81 ma.
detl, llnb miro oerielbe bellte porHid)
fer Grammar ein Serbor 81 beltebcn
baben.
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,Gantpn-W GnnerdJur."
-Wtnmni-

Wuntag, 26. Cftuber 1908,
in &icfer's Safe, 3. II. S'Spnncllitr.
(oQQ)
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09
DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICES,

wOOD-Mrs. Sarah Margaret, mother Of
W. d. Wood. August 6, aged 81 years j
month and 20 days.
Funeral services at her late residence,
e6D2 Farnam street, sunday, August y, at
2 d. m. Interment at Forest Lawn ceme-
terry. Friends invited.
HIcKs-Edward Gilbert. 4 years and s
days.
Funeral Monday Aug. 10. at $3.50, from
family residence, $40 Hickory street. to
ST Joseph's church.. Seventeenth and Cen
ter streets. In terment st. Mary Magdeien's
cemetery, South Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09
LODGE NOTICES.

Attention! members Camp 40. M. w: A.,
and ladies are invited to a social. given
by the camp at their new hall, Continental
building, Wednesday, Aug. IL.
c. II. 7. RIEPEN, Clerk.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09
Want ads


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The evening edition ana untfl . D. m.
foP the morning and Sunday editions.
Cash must accompany All orders for
want q Ind no advertisement will
be accepted for less than 10 cents for
Rrst insertion.
Rates apply 20 either The Daily or
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Combinations of initials or numbers
count aS one word.
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FURNISHED ROOM ADS,
when accompanied By cash, the rate
Will BET One insertion, = cents per
lineJ three or SIX consecutive tnser-
items, 3 cents per line each insertion
seven or more consecutive insertions,
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cents per line Der month.
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NJ any of the druE stOres-
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nFe all branch Omces for The Bee and
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PFemptly and On the same rates as at
the main once in The Bee Building,
seventeenth and Farnam streets
Aibach, w. c., 10th and Farnam.
Beranek, 8. A.. 1903 8. 18th 81.
Becht Pharmacy, 10 S. 18th 81.
Benson Pharmacy, Benson. Neb.
Bemis Park Pharmacy, 33d and Cunning.
CAughlin, G. r., 9Th and Pierce SITS.
Clifton Hill Pharmacy, 2zlS Military ave
Conte, J. B., 8lst Ave. and Farnam st.
CriBsey Pharmacy, Path and Lake SITS.
Cermak, Emil, 1204-6 S. 18th ST.
Ehlers, p. IL. &C2 L~eavenworth 81.
Foster a. Arnold. 2S N. Hth st. .
Freytas. John J., 1914 N. Ath- 81.
Florence Drug Co, Florence, Neb.
Goldman Pharmacy, Goth and Lake SITS. .
Green's Pharmacy, corner Park Ave. ana
Pacific.
greenough, G. A., 1925 8. 10th g.
0reenough, @. A, 1924 s. 10th st.
Hayden, William c., 1920 Fsrnam 81.
ARnscom Park Pharmacy, l401 S. 18th 81.
Hoist, John, 624 N. 10Th st.
Huff, A. l., 1922 L~eavenworth st.
king r. g., &3S Farnam 81.
Kountze Place Pharmacy. 2e04 N. 24th st.
Patrick Drug Co, 1909 n. ath st.
Lathrop, Charles E., 1924 N. Path st.
Pevton. L. T., oath and Leavenworth SITS
Saratoga Drug CO., oath and Ames Ave:
SchRefer's Cut Price Drug Co., 18th and
schsefsr. August. 9OSi N. 18th st.
schmidt ]. H., 2Ith and Cunning sts;
Storm Pharmacy, 18th and Martha Sts'
Walnut Hill Pharmacy. 10th and Cunning
Walton Pharmacy, 10Th and Grace SITS.
Worth, o. H.. 10th and Hamilton SITS.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09
HOW much money do you save7

much money do you saver
What are your chances for promotion?
How much of the world ave you seen?
II you care to save. TO get ahead, and also
see some OF the world, find out what the
navy will do for you.
When the young men OF this country know
more about the opportunities In the navy,
jobs will be as scarce as appointment
to Annapolis Naval academy. And they
are finding out rapidly. Last year more
men wanted to enlist than could be &C,
cepted. This year o 1900 men, aged
II TO IS years, are wanted with trades OF
all kinds, and as many more. without
trades TO be taught the duties OF seamen.
As for the pay, money saved Is What
counts, and practically all tho pay In the
navy can be saved.
Find out all about pay, advancement,
cruises, recreations, sports, etc, ASK Tor
a booklet entitled THE Making OF a
Man o. warsman"; not q government
report, but an attractive booklet telling
everything you want 10 know about en-
nstment As II Is extensively illustrated,
with colored paintings ana photographs
the department hopes only those really
interested will send for II. II you have
ambition. write for the booklet and In
formation now. or 50 TO the navy re-
cruiting station at Postoffice Building,
Omaha, Neb.
Navigation, Navy Department, Washing
ton. d. c. Vs.
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ANY Intelligent person may earn good in
come corresponding for newspapers; eX-
perience unnecessary. No eAnvassing.
send for particulars. Press Syndicate,
Box s7l. Lockport, N. Y. o.
BIDS for moving two little two-Toom
houses. No outfit other thai good team
and wagon required. Chns. p Wp1am-
son. 1901 Farnam ST, (9)-Mil6 Q
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09
LIVE STOCK FOR SALE


HorSss and Vehicles.
HARNESS, used e. samples; will sell for
the next thirty days at big discount.
JohnSOn-DaHfOFth o.. 10th and Jones sta
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09

REGULAR CLASSIFICATION - One
insertion, per line, 10 cents. Two or
more consecutive Insertions, per line,
q cents. Each Insertion made on odd
days, 10 cents per line. R1.5O per
ltne per month"; excepting that
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09
BIRTHS AMI DEATHS.

~Births-Thomas Shandy, All Hickory
street, boy; Leonard Newstrom, 1S41 North
T~wenty-third street, boy; Thomas A.
Roberts, laos South Twelfth street, boy
Robert Schonberg, COS North Seventeenth
street, girl.
Deaths-Charlotte Prawl. 1857 Harvey
street, 5 days; Mrs. Amanda Schwars,
seventeenth and Dodge streets, 80; Mary
Bertacini. 82i North Twenty-fourth street.
S; DR.. Victor II. Coffman, aA Douglas
street, IS; Adner Ewing, st. Joseph's hospi-
tai, 50.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09

EASTERN KANSAS FARM
go acres. good house, barn. young or
for Omaha income property or smaller farm
near Omaha. Address owner, 413 New
York Life Bids OLA o
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09

CHANCE FOR ENTERPRIS1NG PARTY
to secure agency eventually exclusive
salesright for county or state Of a kero-
sene mantle burner (patent applied for),
attachable TO old lamps, producing 70
cardlepower light, saving so per cent kero-
sene. Write for particulars. T. S. Colts
chalk, 81 Chambers ST., New York. City.
4)-911 Ok
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09
BUSINESS CHANCES

Do You Wish to Make a Change
II you have a farm, home, business OF
property that you wish to sell or ex-
change, write US.
OMAHA, NEE.
W-M5sS AIT
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09
Oatrich Plumes.

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plumes. 20 inches long. 1925, cost N.5O in
any store; i7-inch plumes. S2.25. worth IS.
Address Importers. 1914 Harvey St, OF
phone Doug. 22SS and our agent will call
and show them. Experienced agents
wanted. Q6)-MS39
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09

TO GET in or out OF business call on
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09

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The Washington times., 1908-01-27

St. EIizabeth's Has Claim
of $1,000 for Half
Year.

That the District of Columbia Is In
arrears in payment of it's bills for the
support OF its patients in the Govern
nlent Asylum for the Insane to the ex-
tent of IS. 095.77 is the statement made IN
a letter from DR.. W. e. White, super
intendent of the Institution. TO the Sec
rotary Of the Interior. At the last
Congress the sum Of $3.50 was appro-
priated for the care of the District
patients for the current fiscal year.
+ At no time, however, since the first Of
the year mas one-twelfth of the appro-
priation been sufficient to meet the
monthly bill. The schedule OF the bills
rs rendered shows a total of sl44, 1872 a,
so,0SS.77 more than One-half Of the ap-
preparation
With this deficit for six months It
is fair to presume. says DR.. White, that
an equal or probably somewhat greater
amount viii accumulate during the fol-
lowing six months, as the tendency is
for the District patients to increase
slowly in number. DR.. White recon-
inends that the Commissioners as for
a deficiency appropriation OF $l65'0. or
so much as may be necessary To pay
the hospital This recommendation has
received the approval of Frank Pierce,
Assistant Secretary Of the Interior
George S. Wilson, secretary of the
Board Of Charities. and Commissioner
Macfarland.
The Washington times., 1908-01-27
What Congress Did
IN THE SENATE.

Senator Culberson addressed the Senate
briefly declaring the delay of Sec
rotary Cortelyou In sending to the
Senate information asked FOR some
weeks ago was unfortunate.
Senator Wetmore Of Rhode Island, who
has been recently reelected, was
sworn IN.
Senator Allison OF Iowa was in ais seat
today for the first time after an i'll
ness Of several weeks.
Senator Gallinger. Of the District Com
mittee. reported favorably the bill
amending the act for the extension
of Meridian place.
Senator Dick, from the Mines and Min
ing Committee. reported favorably the
bill to establish a bureau of mining
technology.
Among the District bills introduced by
Senator Gallinger was one to require
an annual license fee OF 81 from pas
senger vehicles.
Senator Bryan of Florida introduced n
bill to provide for publishing an Of
fetal journal
Senator Scott OF West Virginia read a
statement from Judge Dayton saying
he had granted no permanent injunc-
ton In the Hitchman Coal q, Coke
Company case against John Mitchell
and others.
The Washington times., 1908-01-27
MILITARY FUNERAL
FOR MAJOR REYNOLDS

With full military honors betting
his rank, the body OF Maj. c. r. Rey-
nolds, retired. will be laid to rest IN
the Arlington National Cemetery this
afternoon. Funeral services will be held
at the home OF Major Reynolds mother
on Calvert street at o'clock, conduct
ed by Chaplain Brown, Of the Thir-
tenth Cavalry. Fort Myer. Following
the services at the bone Che body viii
be taken to Fort Myer under military
escort composed Of full squadron OF
cavalry.
Col. Charles Mcclure. Col. Albert
Todd. Mai. l. w. LittelI. Mai. T. II.
Slavens. Capts. William NJ. Wright. T.
". Slavens. H l.. Pettus. and j. A
Penn will act as honorary palibearers.
Major Reynolds died Saturday at
Charlotte, n. c., Of pneumonia.
Major Reynolds career in the army
was a brilliant one. He graduated from
the military academy in 1879, and
served IN the Indian wars in the West
and III the Philippines. At the time
OF his death he was il charge of the
army recruiting station at Charlotte.
The Washington times., 1908-01-27
PRESIDENT
DIShISSES CONGRESS

United States Minister Wilson, at
Buenos Ayres. cablcd the State Depart
nent under date O. yesterday. confirm
Ing the press dispatches OF the action
taken BY the President OF Argentina,
in dismissing the congress for ITS fail
ure to pass the budget, thereby Gripping
the government machinery
State Department officials believe no
trouble viii follow his action, as It
has been clearly demccstrated that the
people approve the Presidents action
and are disposed TO uphold him as
against the congress.
Admiral PillsbuTy, chief OF the Bureau
Of Navigation. has received . cable
from Lieutenant Commander Cone,
commanding the second torpedo fiotilla.
giving notification of his arrival az
.5uencs Ayres. Commander Cone made
no mention OF the political crisis at tho
Argentine capital, He said that the
American vessels were given a hearty
welcome.