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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-23
TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT
Wanted Agents, Wanted Help. Want
cd Statesmen, Wanted Situations, Want
ed Rooms or Board. Boarding, For
Rent Rooms, Rooms and Board-ll
cents a line; times consecutively, 9
cents a ines times consecutiveIy. 9
cents a line. Minimum charge 20 cents.
Business Opportunities, For Sale
Lost and Found Wanted MIscellan-
cOuS, Dogs. Pets. etc---I5 cents a line;
z times consecutively, 1914 cents 8
line: 3 times consecuttVely, 10 cents q
line Minimum charge as cents.
All other classidcations-I5 cents a
line; times consecutiveIy, 12h cents
line: times consecutively, 10 cents
4 line. Minimum charge so cents.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE 81 the commissioners OF the District
% Ooiln1ia. Washington. D. c. April n
this once until 2 O'CLOCK p n az ~
a 1865, Tor furnishing the Ufsrri-- -
eminent during The fiscal year beginning T-rr,-
I, 1875. and ending June 50. 1903 e-rari.s
caraiag; asphalt paving blocks vfrr-rs5 -.
-1s 1ioehsi red sewer bricks terra Gotta
sever pipe portland cement miSceIIare0-1s
- CaSli--ss, s1nd ana graveli and hauling cast
iron N4Irr pipe. broken stone, pevin- bIocl-S
sand and gravel and granite cIrhi-r $50
nc1tions. blank forms Of proposals and an
necessary iutorE alton may De obtained A.
the Once OF the Property Clerk b. N Df-
lIlcL bull1lng- HENRY 3. f. MAGYAR
l-AND, HENRY J. WEST. Jay J. NOR
Wv 12tlll1-Ssloners ~ - ap-5-6t-eNSu
OFFICE Superintendent u s CaDitoI F2-7777
ing and Grounds Washington. D c. APRIL
10 lste. Proposals lin CEpIicate) VIII be
receiFe1 and Fl 7Lcly opened al the above
Interior Plain and Ornamental Plasrerina:
Interior Marblew1rk5 Plate glass. Mai
Chutss and Gravity Convegors: Har-iyvsra-
E-ieculc Lighting FlN-ure1. IncauGescent
Lamps, Elevator Enclosures Fans an5 NJ
tors. Registers and Valves: AIantelpfecrs
proposals for the portion Of the above work
embracing the Interior Wood Trim and Fin
Isl WI re received and opened AT u
O'CLOCK. NOON. SATURDAY. MAY g zoos
The plans and Specifications max BE- had
upon cepoSlllnE with the above Office che sum
Of $500 70 guarantee the return of the plans
after the award Of contract The plans ana
specifications Tor tle balance OF the above
getner with Iuf1T nation as 20 dates % open
Ing Of bids Int .ldiug bidders are herewith
notified that :-pplicarioDs for pans and
Specifications for any or all the above work
can be filed with this Ceice imnediatelv
When plans and Specifications are ready -
be issued bidders who have made aupIIca-
ton for the same viii be notified as 10 any
deposit being required TO guarantee the re
turn Of the plans zach hid on each branch
OF the above work must be accompanied by
a certified check OF surety bond in the sum
of I'VE per cent t5fr) % the amount Of the
bid as a guarantee tnat the bidder VIII
enter into a contract II the work is awarded
70 him Sureties iu the sum Of fifty per cent
E0Tr) Of the contract price viii De required
with the contrast FOR each urauch Of the
work The right Is deserved 10 reject any CT
an e. ds and 90 WsiEa tecEnicaliries and in
forualltIes. ELLIOTT WOODS. SuDerinten-
dent. T. s. Capitol Bullding and Grounds
apZ3.z7.30.Uy4
OFFTCE OF The COMMISSIONER Vasb-
inztOn d. c., April IS, 1905 Sealed proposals
VII be received until j. O'Clock noon SAT-
ur,iav MAY . 1913. FOR pluDsoiug work in thu
Carbe-ry Logan. Philips and Taylor School
Buildings Blank forms proposals NAV IA
obtained at Room 43, d 5tr!ct Building. ana
plans may be seen at the Office OF TIE In
spect0r % Plumbing HENRY 3 F. mac
FARL4AND. HENRY L WEST Jay ]
MORROW. Commissioners an1s-st-evSu
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WANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-Ffrst-class room and board for
three adults in suburbs: private family pre-
ferred- Address c. X. 502 Seaton place ne.
ap2l-3T
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WANTED-FURNITURE.

SPOT CASH PAID for furniture. carpets
bric-a-brac. and all kinds Of household goods
BACATS FURNITURE SHOP, 18th and u
sts NV, phone North 1913. fel6-tf
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PERSONAL.

II YOU NEED money I VIII make YOU a
loan OK from SO 20 $50 at a rate that win
pay you % Investigate. Address BOX 81
Times Office ar91-Tt
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TAILORING.

SOUTHWEST PRESSING GLIB. s15 7TH.
geutIemel's suits spocged and pressed once
a week 81 per month clothing called f9-
and delivered. au2l-s8t
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UPHOLSTERING.

NOTICE-Packing and shipping Of furniture
70 all points. Carpet cleaning and general
upholstery work. Repairing Of fine furniture
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TAILORS TRIMMINGS.
WOOLENS. silk Innings. canvasses hall
cloth. ali kinds OF machine silk twist aDF
buttons; buttons 10 order.
J. NICHOLSON.
Phone " SsS-A- so sth St nv
ap5-Su. -. th-s0r
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HELP WkNTED-MALE.

DRIVER. milk wagon; reliaoie, sober white
man Apply IS Rhode Island ave. NV.
an22-2f
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PARTNER with $780, for pool room on t4.5
~ -. Nv paying vel Address BOX ~
49, ------- IL
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DANCING.

DANCING.
THE WTNDHA3i. ISL 18th uw.-L,essgrs "a.
6 lessons. $780, class, I-3O every Tues T5urs
sat Guarantee 10 teach sou. Prof gVyudharl
mhL-tf
MADAME MCCARTNEY. teacher of dsacI7g-
You can dance. Do you know Itg PrivaTe
lessons only. Waiting. tW0-step- and lst-
est dances Lessons yoc. First semi-m0nr1r,y
bail 81. Josephs Hall, 9th and II SIS uU
april % 1913 ST. nw- Phone Main 7l15
A prize waltz lubi8-Ssr
THE DANISONS teach you L waltz c5r-s---
j. In a few lessons; private OF class Lessons
any bOur- Academy 7l9 5th ST NV F,-ra-5
enCed teacher. Mr. & Mrs. EdW T. Dawson
THE WALTZ, two step, fencing. nbvsIC7T
culture, etc. private individual lessons 81
men, women and children taught ar a selecf
institution BY able instructors. PHYSTCaT.
CULTURE INSTITUTE, 1913 II ST NV.
mh2S-s0t
DANCING ACADEMY. 2Is Eve 81 M
Misses Chamberlain and Cobb. teachers. rri
vate and class lessons: social dances Mon
day and THURSDAY mh25-9Ot
MISS COULTER. master Of dancing II y-7r
can walk. 1 can teach you to waltz Private
lessons. Soc Glasses Tuesday and Saturiav
evenings $50. Ballroom for rent Address 25I
Eye st. nv. Phcae Main IlSg rnhIs-tf
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TO THE LADIES.

ELK LAUNDRY. T3A r NV, sheets &c: Pill
low cases, &c: spreads. Toe. towels, &c: table
cloths, Sc; napkins, &c. collars and Guns. &c;
work guaranteed. suits a month, 81
ang9-glf
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S T JONES. Manufactures fine grades hair
ana felt mattresses; straw. husk hber: old
mai tresses made new al small cost. Factory
and sdlcsrOom, 635 II NV. Phone NJ. 2097
su2g-2st
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DENTISTRY.
COLD STORAGE FOR FURs.

FUR STORING SCIENTIFICATT-T Done
C9G E'AEIAENES FREE FROM MOIST
~ g4E CE5ARiES ARE MODERATE
p H STTNE1IETZ < son co. Trr n -
COR. ETH 40 -
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DISHwASHER and boy to assist cook.
WASHINGTON HOTEL. 18th and
New York ave. NV II
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AUTOMOBILES.

100 SLIGHTLY used automobiles for sale OF
fully Ela-al--e1, demonstration given sp1t
cash FOR your automobiles. Cars sold on c10-
ElEume-I. send Us your car We have q school
90 teach yOs how 90 operate and repair am
automobile Inside instructions SIS cas-
now forming Private lessons given. NICK.
ERSON AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE. sgsl-
14-l 81 nv Sp-S-tf
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MATTRESSES.

MATTRESSES
WE HAVE TIE best facilities for renakInr
and ren0vating your bedding; steam Is tbs
only exterliuatCr Of yermin and moths navr
mattresses, bets and box springs 10 your or
der factory prizes steam carpet cleaning
Z. p. HINkEL * CO. ass Maine ave. Phone
Main Hc-5 aD28-g0t
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ONE OF THE best paying pool rooms o.,
2ll3 JHh a.. NV.
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BROORLAND. D. c.
ARTHUR h +. LUERSsEN Drug stor1
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NORTHEAST.

LADDON PHABMACY, 100 Florida ave. n.
CHAS. II. BLUMER, y. Cap. and r sts ne
ARAUS. PHARMACY, 9Th and X sts
1cCHESNEY g. JOACHIM 18th ami II sts. n.
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WORKINGMAN'S WANTS.

WORkiSGMES. EOoi news Tor you: eIal-.nt
fun suits Of clothes, s. 70 50. coats aud
vests, s. 20 s., pants, $50 70 s.. coats s.
These goods are the best tailor us.-fe tsIiEbfIy-
worm see them JJSTHS OLD STAND. 80
ID ST. nv s-sF---
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ANACOSTIA.
BURY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe au1
Jefferson stE.
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SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS blacl1heads. facial
blemishes painlessiy removed by electrolysis.
Medical vaP'r trvatmenti electric scalp treat
ment- NINE ANNA =. JOHNSON. 1914 18th
NV. Phone ~ 1855 apZ2-s6r
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ROOFING PLATES.

Is IT ESSENTIAL u know the quality OF
the TN plate - 90 On Jour roofg Phone
West s.
THE " c. -cITCHELLs CO.
slST AND II SIS y W aps-g0t
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HAVE TOUR HORSE DO rded right; best .
attention. II you want = good business or
pleasure team call at pa 18th ct. NV.
Phone NJ. 1857. nnhSO-90t
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A. 2 POWELL. sth and East Capitol a.
ROACH DRUG CO., Sth and q sts. Sc
y. S. FEALY, nv. cor. Ilth and Pa ave-
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ALEXANDRIA, VA
r. L CARNE q CO.. 703 King st
CHEVY CHASE. ND.
7. A. SONNEMAN.
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BICYCLES.

BICYCLES FOR ALMOST NOTHINCEve
have about fifty h.gh-EraIe slightly used
bicycles from s. ana up-eye-y one In excel
lent running order c. r.. HUNTER The
Bicycle Nan, ll3 Pa ave. NV. ANGST
SOLE AGENTS for the Emblem BicvcIe t6a
best wheel at the lowest price. sold on easv
terms II desired. also agent for the AIsrksI
motorcycle; repairing a speciality. HARRY
+. SEAMARE. coo F ST. NV. nhgf-g0t
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FLOOR OIL.

SPRING TINE Is the time you most need
Hunters Dus--Eil-i-s Floor oil After tax
ing up the CoCr covering give 10 a coat OF
Hunters o-i- II giyes the fOor a clean.
glossy finish Only soc a gallon delivered
Phone Main 5s5s. OF drop postal 70 Ils Pa
ave nv ap11-fF
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Cor. 9th and q NV ladies' and gents viii
ind expert cleaning, pressing, dyeing: suits
reuoteleds our work Is done By experienced
hands, goods called for aud delivered. work
guaranteed apIg-S0t
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HANDSOME reversible rug, from worn car
pets; competition dened. ECLIPSE RUG
CO. Laurel. Nd. branch % Sth ST. ne
Ehone Lincoln ~. aplI-7t
SAVE your old carpets: rugs woven from
old carpets; the only weaving factory OF its
kin2 IN the city, carpet cleaning. WASH
INGTON RUG CO.. 921 9Th 50. NV N. 49,
apI4-90t
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

1 FOR SAfeE~-cIsar and pO0lrOom: good ioca-
I uOn. doing a good business: good reason
FOR selling Address BOX g. Times Office.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

OUR SPECIALIZE sepia porcelain minIa-
ture; oval: 2lax3 inches. copied from any
photograph for Sl-50 BOYCE STUDIO. ISz5 F.
spl6-S0t
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ROOMS PAPERED. SEQ up. CHARLES A.
CARLISLE, SO lth ST. 8. Phone Main 65=E
J. GERST-N, papering painting. decorating
an1 contracting orders A-teudeG 20 promptly.
work gCarlnteeds estimates furnished Tree.
contracting solicited 2J-z 14-h ST. Phone
North 5s5i. aDg-s9r
" r Robson 4 son. Fine uaU paperz-
artistic painting ana decorating; dealer Ia
paint speCIalJie5- I505 II ST. NV Phone
Main 1O10 ap2-Zst
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THE MONARCH BILLIARD ROOM: FINEST
EQUIPMENT OF TABLES SOUTH OF NEW
YORK; OPEN A. " UNTIL y P. NJ
1923 nth ST. NWs SCISSOR
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j. WITT. fine tailoring. cleaning. press
INK. and repairing. Prone p Z0I3 3l1z 18th
nv. apl7-lt
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GEORGETOWN
3. p. WELLER. Pharmacy. 1854 n Il. N.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

HY A RELIABLE colored woman. washing
ID do at home. 223 j. 81. sw. apZ3-5J
CLEANING ONCE or nat. mornings. by young
cOloreI woman 3IS d 81. ua- ap22-2t
LAUNDRY taken home or go out by the day.
1927 18th 81. MY. spZ2-2t
LACE CURTAINS carefully Numbered by
hand. 70 cents pair. Address BOX s.
Times Office. auZl-5I
WIDOW would Ike position as housekeeDer-
1900 9Th 81. NV ap2---t
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WE DYE, clean and press garments AZ rea-
soua0-s prices Lye.lg ana repairing our spe-
c.a.ty. WASH. UNION PRESSING CLUB
ap-5-lI. rl. SSI-e1r
:. F. HUH tECLLPSEJ. Gyelng and clean
inB works. works and Office 6SI I5Lh 81. ne +,
branch 5I5 Penn ave Sc, telephone, Lincoln
77g-E. called Tor and delivered ap5-ggt
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18
POULTRY SHOW OUTLOOK GOOD
TrAn~lisstssiPBf Exhibit at Aadito-
rum December - to LAMAR
VIII Be MIA ARatr.

Poultry men Of this section Of the corp-
ny are busy preparing fer the annual poul-
uy and pei stock SHOW Ehtch vii Be held
N The Auditorium IN about ten days The
show VII be held December . 70 January 2
and every effort VIII be made 70 make TIE
coming show Of surpssking nature The or
Ean1EaalOn which win give the show IL TIE
TranEEtsEiEE2ppi Poultry and Pet stock as
soeaation- Eh8ch CONDUCTED the exposition
last year.
For several years the Tra-Cry Poultry
associates gETs shows AT South Omaha.
where q EnHn han was used Lass rear
ne association spread out and gave a b5R
ooe Al The A86ItorIun. which vas :
marked success The outcome was that
more birds were shown and more peorls
saw them than ever before and TIE as
soc1At3on quit with about EBB IN TIE rreas-
my This money All be ADDED TO The prs-
NUNS 70 make the show one OF giant u-o-
portions.
ID Omaha Kennel clrb has united ujfh
1he poultry association and the urlxe Hs-
Tor dogs is printed in the regular eatsloEu.
TINS VIII insure 4 big exhibit n that
nrAoch Of the show. Last year but a small
exhibit q pet animals WIS uads. but THIS
year several times as much suace WI hs
devoted Several meetings have recently
been he'd IN the Interest Of the show and
sFsr7thing IL moving EudnntnE9r-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18
HEIRS TO NEW HAIR CROPS
Only Ten Per ceHf sf he Cases Of
RaIdneSS are RBpelesS.
Or. RoTT HELPS BIG MAJORITY
Gives Poazfs= % PrszHsursRy GzAy-HAirs6
\ ozAhAzH Learn How 70 Get IA
e fss Usssvzasls BGE1zsns
Han61cAp.

E-xrrar1EEut claims never caused CDs
lock Of nsE hair 70 grow On TIE bald
head OF q man who inherited bsldazss
Ten per cent Of baIdns il hopeless
The rssnziuing 80 per cent offers 4 Held
In Ehieh Dr. NOtrs o-bE1 Hair Rsst9rsr
has been Used vita really marvellous ~
suits Locked Upan as q hair dressing
alone, Il ts the finest that ever hap
pe1ed. LADIES' Ebo have used II declare
that II p~rodnces SAT- luEunzEt hair and
prsEents hair FROM falling cut
Dr. N0trs Q-hsn Hair Resr0rsr rot
only prsFenrs hair fTum turning gray. tut
IL che preparation mai restores Ihs co10T
q Fuuth 10 hair already gray
Dr. N0fts discovery has brought 50F
70 th0asAnds Eho. p~remErursly gray. are
tAks2 70 be many years elder than lhsy
really are Thsr gray hair l. a handicap
% business E1oosss Emong senEibls pe0-
pls no one WIl cain. nut II tsn't pleas
ant 70 have FArher Ttme put On saeh q
aisttnEuishi1E marx 81 Ags sheEd Of ths
usual srhecale
Ths H~essaE-E1lls Drag Company. q
Memphis Team Hhhch has secures al
q Dr. Metre fz10ls formulas. kngE thAs
the o-bEn Hair Rss10nsr N1A % har "a
claimed fer Il TbsE have mEds arraEgs
neat vita the Myss-Ddnon DRAG Co Ct
b0trls fra Ask ab0u1 II II thres bo1-
ties q ths prspErHr0n Do n0t restore hair
20 ia natsral color. all ne D0nsy E01'Fs
pata Eul be REFUSED ms Is q gs1ui1s
otfer Ra1s ID . rellAs1s holsa
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18
MEMORIAL or JOHN N. BALDWIN
So@e Notable Of The DID
u~InEaishsS Orator Preserved
in Book Perm

Admirers q ne late g0hn n Baldwin
have preserved In book form a choaus selec-
rs0n q the speeches dehTsred On n0tHh1e
ocezssans by the Distinguished e1-izen q
I've s1z1ss Ths VOlun=. Consisting q
nearly 81 p1Ees 10 IN D0s1 suitable memo
RAJ q a Leader Of the bar and an orator
q force End charm Ths List Includes Lhe
spaech az the temporary EhatrDs1 q
he rsDuhBcEn state conFsur1un q Iowa
1Rs- speech nomtnEttng Senator Allison
for praa6euL. 1ss- ITO addresses delivered
Al rhs IF1HEUissEEipH eNpoE1nul b
Omaha addressss On Wksh1nglon Lnoo1n.
John MArshEl william Mckinley and G.
n LaubeErson. tributes 70 the ne work
q General GrenFLls N DodEs ana GeorEs
p Peck zddrezs On -WeE CT the AlEsoun
River. several Responses 70 t04stE AID .
fsE poEnczl EpeechsA " p GIr1eEs
nan1razl address A. the bar msetilg fol-
Ey11uE ne dea1h q M. Baldwin, FERNS
ths dosing chAptsr q the book
IN a fnrsEurd ths omple sLEaE-nE thEi
rhs frasaaz q M BALDWIN ooaEder ths
volume a mss fitting DezouEl q tA1I
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18

PLATTSNDCTH &ebs Dee E-sp@-
.calD-hzriss Waiams Who hired 4 tsEsn
AID buggy from the lrsE barn q A p
Iooss IN Pacthe Juncr1on. Ia About five
niles east q PlEttsmouth. OF November
u. and neglected 70 return then. tE nov
in ian IN E5dnor@ No win probably
ssrsrLl terms m h psnits1ttEV staring
hern In TIE face Sheriff LnEfne sent ont
many postsl cards giving q dsscrBdon %
KUiEmk sp6 ms 70 MS oO1EA " r.
LuTlne cE&hieE q a hank IN Eddm0rs
SATURDAY. Wuhzus sid a bouse IN Hdd-
more and ths purchaser gaEs a cheek IN
paymeul bur tad ths CASTER thE1 he he
nered the horse had been Etnl3 WlHknE
answered 1hs 6asz1ps1ua given On the card
ana he vas arrested and paced IN 5Al
snd has anae been ideut1rsd ~ TIE nAn
fnon Ehon hsssearea me 0urflt IN REcilr
yuoc1aa-
H d Perm. a hFsryEnAa fran Dear
bora No has als0 sdsnrlrsa Williams a.
me nan VIA Eols a team from him On
DeceDbsr =
C0loneI Frz1k ys1kson e G3enW0od. Ia
bsuEht 4 aorrel horss trom W1llEms Abo1l
tie mouths As0 and pN1d h1z - for ths
autmsL HhSeh hs has Eaes lsAr1sd VA
60 q a team Euo1sl frun c H Fo1zi
- EEsly9. No On August & and ~
gwner wm sooa g. and go his h9rse
I O1e Elsresti-g dScGDelr fS-1d - ns
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18

NEBRASKA CITY. Nsh. Dec. T7--SPe-
ciaLl-H P. Dixon narrowly ESCAPED death
in TIE Missouri river yesterday while IEh-
ing through the ice M Dixon weighs -
pounds and the ioe vas not as thiek as
be thought Before be realized II TIE ice
EErs way and ne felt himself sinking The
Eater vas not 6sen 20 be fslt couflden1
thai he could wade and break has way
through the ice 70 the shore. after his feet
to9Shed bottom he DID not find firm foot-
ing but began 70 sing deeper sad dssPeT.
and he soon realized that be was in quick
sand and be began TO vel Justify fer help.
Which was MT near He remained there
nearly hsh an hour before he Episd q
friend Coming down the hanks Ct the ~
bed q the river and be soon mads him
understand his predicamsnL The friend
had 10 80 to a nearby house for = rops
and some ttnbers 10 enable him TO get MI
Dixon cut. and when he got back MI
Dtxo1'E chin and mouth Eers rndeT water.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18
PoSToFFIcE PHONE EXCHANGE
erAi Buffdtng by AuthSr4fy OF
Treasury Department

The posnofrcs building IL 10 be e7uipaed
viii q private Telephone exchange. which
WI have TIE effect q greatly simplifying
the method Of reaching the different Off
Gals Colonel RarroEs. custodian Of TIE
building has been lEboTfng 70 secure thaE
s1ehA1Ee Tor several months. and has
Just received authority frSn the Treasury
department
The DeE e1chanEs VII Be PIT IN BY TIE
Neor2AEA Is1ephoDe euGnhany and VIII con
EEt a Tie common battery type with lamp
signals and Win eDbrAns b --latest thing
n modern Private telsphone eIrhsngs Eys-
tens III federal buflding IL about the
aEE Of the pubBc bUildilss OF Omaha 70 b,
50 equipped
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18
Our Formula

we pro6Ucs IN Hood's snrsapariHa
q medlclns THAT has an unap-
breaches record % cures Of
Scrofula, eczema, eruptons. catArrh.
rheuUatEm, aneuia. n-erTolsDess, thEt
tired feeling, loss Of appetite, &C
The co1binEts0n and proportions OF
the more THAI twenty difereut remedial
agents coutsiDed IN Hoods Sarsxpanlla
are known only 20 ourselves, 80 there
can Be no substitute
This medicine makes healthy and
strong The Little Soldiers" in yOur
blood,-tbose corPuscles that fight the
disease germs constantly attacking you
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18
Hyer Appoiat1ent PIeases-
OPERATION OF LAW Is BLOCKED
MAJ Ma-rtes PrfAeiPs1 Witaess
AEnfmHf Hin an CrimfKal Case.

MAJ Marr4es Prfaesps1 NItae=s
AEAfnst Hin I'm CriRiHai Case.
HAETINGS Neh. Dee E~--fSpectAl Tsls-
gran "A sopement that not Only was .
e~0rup1ets surprise 70 the friends q TIE
oouple. bzf a clever rDss 70 oefssf ths %
Grafton q the law. Was dtse1used To-Day IN
; letter from the chief q police q Grand
Island Golasn CoTby and Mss Laura Car
son q Grand Island were married ny guags
Bur1un here last Friday. Toazy Judge But
ton Was Informed BY the Grand Dlaod rhlsf
that q charge q stealing a poekslbook from
Miss CArsol Is ps0dlag EgA1Et Colby
-N0E Colby has stolen TIE girls heart
toe wrote the Grand Island chief. As
shs - ms wife now q course she cant
testify agsinE him ! guess we're Erung
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18

BEATRICE Neh. Dee E-0speeial Tsls-
grEm-Blsnk 6~lph1hsr1A has broken cut IN
DMsr. Oas chBd h the Adams family d8sd
yesterday and two are seriously ~ with the
disease The schools have beer closed and
Il may be DeoesssT 70 GUARANTEES the town
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18
Domestic

Get Our By price on Tom
Moore, Robert Burns, Chancellor
and other standard brands.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18

Given Oct HastfnEs-Kearaey Cut-OH
g. a gure Co.

- q sure Go.
HASTINGS Neh- Dec IZ-SpeGal Tele-
grsmb-Et ts announced hF persons Glossy
-connecte with the Management q the s.
Joseph q Grand Island rsflrosd that plans
have been perfected fer building the no
posed HsstngsKearney cutoff nsx1 year.
TIE surveys we're made two Tsa-s ago and
probably the building Uouk6 hsre been
done this year x the panic q last fan had
not occurred A new depot for Hastings Is
also promised
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18

Folsvs Orino LAXATIVE cures rhrouic eoo-
Fr5pzron and stimulates the liver Or1no
rsgula1sE the bowels 50 they WI at
naturally ana you % not have 10 take Pu-
EAttTss continuously. Sold BY an 6ruEEaE1A
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18
InfurrH IN H-

o. bruised by . fail apply Buekasn's Ar
MICA SalTe- Cures burns. wounds. sores
eczema ules GGanzteed &c Fur al.
by Bezton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18

pe-sou q Williams EAs a pass for Mr. Nnd
MrE Charles Williams ever TIE Great
Northern railroad