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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-19

DR.. Krohn had no troubles with his
little car They viii leave Monday on
the return trip. going to Baltimore. Har-
Tisburg. Buffalo and Watkins Glen,
then taking the regular route between
Buffalo and Chicago.
The Standard Garage. agent for the
LOc0mobile. has received word from the
Locomobtle makers that George T. Lin
coin a Boston motor enthusiast who is
touring Europe, has covered LOO miles
Ia England and Wales in a 1906 Loco
mobile without having a minutes trou-
bic on the road. This same car has al
ready covered more than so, 900 miles in
the United States. and is running as
quietly as new car.
The subject OF automobile contests,
both here and abroad. is to be dis
cussed with care and minuteness at a
meeting of the general rules committee
of the Manufacturers Contest Associa-
tiOn, which begins today in Indianap-
oils. Frank II. Trego, chairman and
referee Of the Frank A. Munsev reIia-
bility contest. is attending the meeting
Automobile clubs all over the country
are doi- a good work in locating speed
traps and informing their members Of
their location. Local motorists are for
tunate in not having TO contend with
speed traps.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-19
PINLICO IS READY
FOR FALL MEETING

BALTIMORE. Aug. 19.--7A- q meeting
Of the race committee of the Maryland
United Hunts. everything was said TO
be in good shape for the races at PIN
leo September 2, 3, 4, and .
The committee is conn 5sed II Murray
Hanson. D. Sterett Cuttings. George
Brown, jr.. ". S. Drfenderffer, ". NJ
Manly and Redmond {. Stewart. togeth-
er with Dorsey NJ. w lliams. NJ F. h,
Patapsco Hunt Club. and Thomas De-
ford NJ. F. H.. Elkrit SO Hunt CIub.s
Mr.. Williams is at EerryviIle offciat-
ing as Judge at the horse show. He
expects to get some entries from the
crack hunt clubs Of the old Dominion
for the three-mile team steepIechase.
which is to be the feature OF opening
day.
This race. which was inaugurated by
by the Maryland United Hunts last
year, has been copied BY other clubs.
and is regarded as a splendid event.
The cup offered is well worth winning,
but the rival teams have an additional
incentive IN a purse OF $500 to be dis
tributed among the first three horses
past the post Each Of the Maryland
clubs has a leg OF the cup. The Green
Spring Valley won the preliminary two
mile fat race in 1903, the Patapseo
landed the steeplechase the same year.
and the Elkridge got the preliminary
az the recent spring meet.
Al the close of the present Saratoga
meeting, August g, a carload Of thor
oughbreds will be shipped 10 Pimlico
Some good Jockeys Will come along
The list of gentlemen riders will in-
clude some of the best Ia the country
An innovation this year will be prizes
10 gentlemen riders. in addition 10 the
purses to the winning owners. and this
viii doubtless attract many experts
from the District. Virginia, PennsyIva-
MIA. and elsewhere.
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TAFT is EXPECTED
AT GOLF TOURNEY

MANCHESTER. n H. Aug 10
With the course IN excellent condition
and more than $50 entries, the open
golf tourney Of the Essex County Club
started here today II was expected
that President Taft would be one OF
the entries. but 80 far his name has not
been seat in It is probable, however.
that he will BIZ here to witness the
play
The entry list for rms tournament is
a record for the event It VIII last
until Saturday,
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THREE ARE IN LINE
FOR CLEVELAND JOB

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Aug l9.-As the
fans see II. the question OF a successor
TO Manager Napoleon Lajoie. CT the
Maps. has simmered down 10 three per-
sons-Bill Bernhard. manager OF the
Nashville team: Billy Murray, manager
of the Philadelphia Nationals: Fielder
Jones, former manager Of the White
Sex.
Owners Kilfoyl and somers say they
hope 10 announce the new manager ear
~ next week.
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GETTING RID OF LIZZIE
Synopsis of Chapters Already Published.


This story deals with the solution OF the
servant girl problem and the efforts Of one
family 10 get the proper attention for
their children by importing a nurse girl
from Germany. The American family
had lived in Germany for some years, and
decided, through the wife that Elizabeth
SCHNEIDER, the little 1fUeen-yeaT-old Ger
man girl. who looked after the son on the
other side. should be brought over here.
A letter was sent 10 Germany inviting
Elizabeth to come TO this country. She
replied by saying she would come on the
next steamer. The head Of the family
here met girl at the pier who answered
TO the name of Lizzie and was taken
10 his home.
In order 10 get the girl the head Of the
family was compelled to sign a bond with
the United States immi grafton commission
holding him responsible for all the deeos
the girl might DO while ia United States
territory until She reached sixteen years
of age.
tdr and Mrs. Norris discover they have
imported the wrong Elizabeth cable
gram from Germany states that the orig
inal cannot come hscause Of Illness IN the
family.
Mrs Norris, the Americans wife, tells
Of finding stolen goods in the girls trunk
but Lizzie refuses 70 tell awning aoout
either the goods or her relatives IN Ger
many.
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He WANTEp-MALE.

ELECTRICAL WIRENEN-Wanted experi-
enced men 81 per day Apply EMPLOY
Frs ASSOCIATION. 1888 81 \. W
amg-2t
EXPERIENCED white counter man MAR
TYNS CAFE, Sos 9th st. y. w AUST
MAN-Colored: to clean ana press. sloo nth
ST n. w auls-Zt
MEN to sell household speeiaities: experience
unnecessary. salary and commission. 1907
9Th \. W. aul5-st
STEAM ENGINEER for small plant. . y.
I. ave. n. W. a1ls-ss
MEN-six; TO lay finished wood flooring. 25is
Massachusetts, ave n ".
wANTED-Nen TO learn barber trade; new
system; anyone can learn; eniy few weeks
required. wages after first month; steady
position positively guaranteed Write Tor
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LEGE, 207 Bowery. New York city
au15-6t"
YOUNG MAN-why waste your tims work
ing for IS or SO a week. when you can
six weeks course in automobile engineering
will do toe work Our graduates always IN
demand. Call OF write for uss Of our grad
yates holiing good positions
THE AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE OF
WASHINGTON.
The Only school of Expert Automobile
Engineering IN Washington.
Phone n 4oSS. lAzS latB 81 ~ "
sTENoGRAPHER = Experienced; young
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$50; permanent position. BOX SSs Times
office Il
HELP WANTED-Male and Female
Certified Public Accountant Course.
Civil Service Examination.
Expert Coaching-Individual Instruction
n 7 E r 5 T A z. 72s 18th Hw. Tel II. z2a3
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COLORED man and wife for suburban
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It
LADIES' or gentlemen 70 handle Towers
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SITUATIONS WANTEk-FEMALE.
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family or boarding house, or days work
1650lR 10Th \. ". 1t
HOUsEWORK by respectable colored girl.
plain cooking; willing worker. ll23 Sd st. \.
". IT.
wANTED-To wash laundry and BARRIERS
towels. I228 18th St n. W. AUST
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-19

The failure of Ed Efuelbach 70 estab-
fish new pitching record In the matter
Of consecutive victories calls attention
TO just how hard il is TO establish new
records IN the national game. a player
may 90 along with every confidence that
he viii shatter record, get down to
the crucial game and blow This IS
what happened 70 RueIbach. and il has
happened 10 many others.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-19
SPORTING NOTES

Jim Delehanty must surely be after
Charley Hfckman's record as tray
eler around the big league circuits.
Jim has been up in the big leagues for
about eve years and during that time
las played with the Chicago. New York.
Boston, and Cincinnati Nationals and
81 Louis, washington and Detroit
Americans.
Gibson, Of PfttsbErg. IS IN the hsrest
working catcher ia either OF the big
leagues. Last season he caught 40
games, more than any other Dig league
backstop, while this year he has al
ready performed behind the bat IN 163
games He missed only one game played
By Pittsburg since April u. That was
on Nay 3, since when Gibson has caught
Lightweight straight games. Yesterday
his three Dagger was responsible FOR
half of the Pirates runs In his first
10 games this season. he made bat ten
errors. having ~ assists. He has bat
ted .246.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-19

Arthur Hildebrand. the Eighlanders'
little easy change nowadays pitching
for one Of Chicdgo's many seTni-prO-
fessiOnal clubs. Hildebrand Is with the
River Forests and pitches on Saturdays
and Sundays. The great footballist re-
Gently made oVertures TO Frank Farrell,
president Of the HignlandeTs. 10 be al
lowed to become q. free agent, saying
that as Farrell had paid nothing for his
release, II would only be an act OF
courtesy to strike his name from the
reserve list. Unfortunately, Farrell did
pay something for Hildebrand. sending
a check for 81, so 20 the Washington
club for q player who never even has
reported for spring practice HinebT8ud
can have his releasC from the club by
forwarding a certified check for tire
amount paid for hine, with accrued in
terest from July, 1907
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HELP WANTED-MALE.


a GOOD uphOisterer and furniture aBisher.
Apply Manager stoneleigh Court Conn. ave.
ana l. aul7-2L
a a. YOUNG oolOrsd man as helper in kitchen,
BARBER--For saturday; 8 guaranteed.
s2s Pa ave n. ". II
BARBERs -rwos sor steady work ss4
n W It,
BARBER-white. for Saturday s85o and
steady JOB to right man 1856 "a ST S. ".
auls-2t'
FIRST-CIa4ss Saturday barber. s. guaran-
tse. WESTERN 5. Us 9TH 81 n. W. 1t
NATIONAL AUTO COLLEGE
Largest garage and machine shop IN Wash
ington Thorough. practical Instruction.
Special summer rates. Catalogue frea. Write
or call Ope evenings
OLD PANORAMA BLDG.
18th and Ohio ave ~ w two blocks south
Of Pa. ave Telephone Main 1851 1t
BRIGHT. ambitious young man OF Is 10 90
wanted as salesman in boys clothing depart
ment: enc with some experience preferred
Fine opening for youth who Is anxious to
learn and advance himself. Give reference
state experience aud salary required to
start Address BOX $50 Times Office.
aul8-2t
BOY-Colored, presser and cleaner; on with
bicycle ACKERMAN. 406 sth s. E. au1s-st
BOY-Iu real estate Office, to collect rents
learn business. and make himself generally
useful; good opportunity for right boy: best
reference required give full Information and
salary expected BOX 216 Times once.
aul5-at
BELLBOYS. head bellrnan house bows. Ia
borsrs and carriage driver. 1855 1Ith - "
It
BRICKLATERs wanting work should regis
ter al The lfPLOXERS' ASSOCIATION. 1855
G St \. - auS-24t
BUsHELAIAls IMPERIAL TAILORs. $50
F st. n ". au1s-st
COATAIAKER or tailor 70 take over one
half of bright WoFkroom, cheap rent. Apply
third aoor fronJ. zoe St n. " auls-2t'
COUNTER AIAN-Help for hotels today
BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY. SOS 10th
aulS-St
CARD WRITER Apply KINGS PAIACB
$40 I'm n. W auI7-st
COAT MAKER FiTst-eIass. HORN. ths
tailor s27 n. ", aui7-st
CARPENTERS wanting work should register
al the EMPLOYERS ASSOCIATION 1888 @
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FIRsT-CIAss HosTLER and harness clean
err: good wages for steady man. CRANDAIL
STABLES. y. Capitol and ,. Y. ave. II
LABoRERs 70 NIL concrete. Apply IS o 81.
n l. IA
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From the way ia which the ST. Paul
club is turning all its best players over
to the Boston Americans and the Red
Sex are furnishing the Apostles With
talent John J. Taylor must have some
sort a farming agreement with the
Minnesota team. Taylor has sent 10
St Paul this season Pitchers Chech and
Ryan and Catcher Ed Spencer. From
the Saints he has procured Pitchers
Vol er. Karger and Han. Hall had a
short and unmerry career Ia the Ma
tionsl League two years ago. He was
with Cincinnati, his principal qualifica-
ton for holding a JOB under Manager
CAMEL being that he was good
bridge player.
Al 9th a star with the Highianders!
Wonder If tSorappy Joyce and Jack
Crooks viii be drafted this fall
Basket. utility man on the Cbatta-
aooga team, has been purchased by the
Maps.
Iufsrviswing Ban Johnson: In Phila-
delphia. The Athletics look ike certain
wiusers 10 me-. IN Boston, After
looking at ali the clubs. I don't see
where they compare with the Red Sox. -
In Detroit. How can you heat out a
team with two wallpapers Ike Cobb and
CraWfOrdg Detroit News.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-19

William II Mccuen has sold to Carroll
Pierce his handsome residence in North
Alfred street, between King and Cam
eron streets.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-19

Funeral services were this afternoon
held over the remains Of Mrs Bette
sutherland, who died at the Alexandria
hospital The Rev. Edgar Carpenter
conducted the funeral services ana The
burial was made N the Bethel Cemetery.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-19

enced men. 81 per day. Apply EMPLOY
Frs ASSOCIATION. 1888 6 81 \. ".
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-19

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary ].
Moore were held from her home. III
Duke street, this afternoon, and were
largely attended. The Rev. Edgar Car
psnter, Of Grace Protestant Episcopal
Church. conducted the funeral services
and the burial was made in St. Paul s
Cent, cry
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FoR RENT-FURNIsHEp ROOFS

c n ", 247-Two OF three conneefinr -
end aoor froHf rcoHss porcelain baths 8lraf
housekeeping ss.ia-sss
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c Randolph Davis has bought from
]. D. Normoyle the handsome three
story brick house. 500 Prince street.
A4r Davis viii improve the property and
will il is said, reside therein.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-19

Al 9th a star with the Highianders!
Wonder II 'Scrappy Joyce and Jack
Crooks viii be drafted this fall
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cLAIRyoYAETS.

MRS. r LUSBY, s3S New York ave. \. ".
Paluistry ana card readings Positively la
dies only. II a N. TO $50 .. .. ia2s-If
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wANTFD-By married coupie. hrst-elass
room and board IN country home, within a.
minutes ride OF Washington. Address, Civ
ing full particulars, terms, etc, BOX 2sS
Times Office. "
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-19

A meeting Of the board Of police
commissioners was held last evening.
out no action was taken IN regard TO
the election Of a successor TO Police
man sherwood, as Commissioner Fisher
Is out of the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-23

NEW, modern, corner room. 3OxSO II. land
well lighted basement. 5OXS0 IT.. with &C
ment floor; has corner entrance, modern,
plate-glass front. modern steel ceiling; IS
furnace heated, gas lighted; between de-
pot and court house. on same side OF
street and next door to postoffice, which
mas Just commenced a ten-year govern
ment lease. Don't write me Il you are
looking for a cheap building for a cheap
stock, but II you would like to secure the
pest opening In the state for a general
merchandise stock, for drugs and jewelry
or Tor clothing and shoes at a reasonable
rental 1t will pay YOU to investigate this
opportunity at once. H. Z. Rankin,
owner Harrington, Neb. u5)-M265 IS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-23
DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES

BAkER-Lulu E., February 10, 1903, at
Albuquerque, N Mex, aged ~ years ~
months 4 days.
Funeral Wednesday at 2 p. IN. from
Hulse a. Riepen undertaking parlors, 1OS
South sixteenth street. Friends invited.
lnterment in Forest Lawn.
STAR-Wiliiam. Sunday, February 81, 1909,
aged 81 years, 5 months, 70 days.
Funeral Tuesday at 2 y. m. from family
residences, 248 south Eighteenth street.
Members Of the Ancient Order of United
Workmen, Union Pacific No. IL and
friends invited. lnterment, Forest Lawn
SuTTER-John, aged 81 years. 2 months
and IL days, at family residence, 1870
South Eighteenth street. sunday $50
D. M.
Funeral Tuesday, 2 p. m, from Leo Hoff-
mann's undertaking parlors, under auspices
of Swiss society. lnterment Laurel Hill
cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-23
OFFERED FOR RENT
Offices-COntInued

DESK ROOM for rent IN an OFFICE located
on The busy corner OF 2lth and N Sts,
South Omaha. Call at Bee office, s. q.
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-23
BARTER AND EXCHANGE

FOR SALE or exchange. One new set
American encyclopedia, is volumes, one
half Morocco. Never been unpacked.
say what you have. Cost, $50. Frank
Goodrich. 62 N. 4ist Ave C)-M97 %
400 ACRES in Boyd county, Neb.; good
soil; some improvements; will trade for
smaller farm. Address, Box 30, Bristow,
Neb. 9-M197 26x
TRADES-For quick deals list with us,
3)-M9S2 M19
WANTED-A first class piano as part
payment on a good income property or a
quarter section Of land. Give full descrip-
ton of instrument in first letter. p. c.
Anderson, Spencer. Neb. (3)-M666
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ID NOTICES.
A. o. U. W., Attention.

A. U. U. w, Attention.
Notice is hereby given of the death of
Brother William Star, a member OF the
order, in govd standing, of Union Pacific
lodge No. IL. Funeral services will be
held at his late residence, 240S South Eigh-
tenth street. Tuesday at 2 D. m. All mem
BEES OF the order and the Degree of Honor
are requested to be present.
J. l.. WALKINSHAW, Master Workman.
/. ]. +. CARR, Recorder.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-23

Advertisements for Chs want a.
eoIsuans viii he taken untii N ~. for
the evening edition and until . -. M
for the morning. and Sunday editions.
Cash must accompany ali OrdeTs fer
want ads and no advertisement VIII
be accepted for less than 10 cents fog
first Insertion.
Rates apply 60 either The DAILY 90
sunday Rec.
Always count str words 60 = liae.
Combinations NJ initials or numbeFs
count ~ one weird.
CASH RATES ron WANT ADS.
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more consecutive Insertions, per ifns.
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2 eeUts per Hire each inseFtiOnt 90
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want AIS fer The Bee nay be left
ne any Of the zoI1ovvAng dPug stores
one is your corner dFuGgtst"-thsy
are all branch Salces for n Bee ana
you ID will ~ Inserted tust as
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the nam once IN Ths Bee Buildins,
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Benson Pharmacy. Benson. Neb.
Bemis Park Pharmacy, ga and Cunning.
Bl0ks's Pharmacy, 2s2b Sherman ave.
Coughlin, c. p, 9Th and Pierce SITS
Clifton Hill Pharmacy. 11S Military. Ave
Conte, J. B., S1st Ave. and FarnAm b.
Crissey Pharmacy, Nth and Lake btA
CeImak. Emil. 104.e 8. 18th 81.
Ehlers, b. ii. zS02 Leavenworth 81
freytaE. John J., iSi4 N. 24th st.
Florence Drug Co, Florence, Neb.
Goldman Pharmacy, 10Th and Lake Bis
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Hayden, William c.. &0 FaTnam -:
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duff, A. l., 1894 Lsavenworth 81
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kountze Place Pharmacy, 360l n. 24th 81
Latnrop, Charles e, l121 N. Path 81
Patrick Drug Co.. 1e10 N. Gath st.
Peyton, L. h.. 14th n Sta
Saratoga Drug Co.. 2th St. and Ames
Ave.
schaefer's Cut Price Drug Co.. 18TH and
Chicago SITS.
schaefer, August, 7oS N. 18th st.
Schmidt, J. IL, Hth and Cunning SITS.
Walnut Hill Pharmacy. Goth and Cunning
Walton Pharmacy, 18th and Grace SIS.
Worth. o. h. 10th and Hamilton Sta
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Furniture.

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Typewriters.

TYPEwRITERs for rent. $3.50 month. Cen.
trail Typewriter Exchange, 1907 Farnam.
U6)-Mg76 EsR
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AUTOMOBILES

DERIGHT
AUTOMOBILES COMPANY.
ISls Farnam Street.
Stoddard Dayton Roadster, N,lOA
keo ouring car, N5o.
Buick kunabput. almost new, $500
stevens Duryea. $3.50
Dragon Touring car, $l.060I
MaNerly Electric, 500
Al the above guaranteed In good shApA
STATE agent Stoddard-p Dayton.
Stoddaro-Dayton. yl,50o, 5000, s2So.
Ford. model N, $3.50.
Ford, X, sou.
Opea and closed cars for rent day or
night. Tel. Douglas asa.
(2)-1O
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MERKEL

r. the bess ana mosf rsliahie al around
motor cleie made Write Tor ths iocai
aarntf - us pQrular madhino.
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NOTICE

Before buying a second hand car, call on
us and let us show you our complete
line Of Mason" 2 cylinder cars and
Midland" 4 cylinder cars.
FREELAND BROS, & ASHLEY CO.
1102 Farnam st. 2)--51s q
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AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL

PROFITABLE positions open In the auto
mobile field. technical Instructions on both
steam and gasoline engines; students paid
for repair work. Address Omaha School
OF Automobile Engineering, 2t1s Leaven>
worth st. -S22
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-23

Moline
Automobiles for sale cheap. We have on
three perfectly new cars which we
must dispose OF at less than cost, as we
closing odt the agency.
JOHN DEERE PLOW CO.,
Howard e. 9th Street.
C)-MS29 Is
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THE BEST RETURNS FOR THE MONEY
NOWATA. OKLAHOMA
tContinned.l

THE OIL CITY OF SOUTHWEST.
NATURAL GAS &c PER 1000 CUBIC TT.
Nowata is the county seat of Nowatl
county. Has a population of 5000 I've citizens.
is offering free site, free water and ex-
factories. Is just completing a 10000
system of water works. Is erecting a lW-
room hotel. Has voted bonds for sewerage
system, and has a $4,000 school house. A
a court house. Has ice plant. electric light
plant. Brick is sold at 81 per 1000. The
1900 flowing oil wells producing over 100, OOo
bills. of oil daily, makes the assessed
valuation over $4,000. making taxes very
light. Nowata will have 1900 inhabitants
within three years; still lots for homes can
be bought at 800, on very easy terms.
For full formation and descriptive lit
eTature call on or, address,
HARRY e. COLE,
Phone, Red 1899. 624 N, Y. Life Bldg.
Open evenings. 09-M561 q
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Perpetual results cannot &C.
company occasional advertising
HELP W~ANTED-MALE
Agents and saIe-nen--Continued.

WANTED-Two hustling salesrlen: those
with experience In real estate busines
preferred. Call at 10 o'clock. Cole. ga
n. Y. Life Bids. C9-M553 q
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CA9H HATH1 FOH WANT AU0s
REGULAR CLASSIFICATION - n
insertion, Pc Iine, 10 cents. TIVE 90
more consecutive Insertions, per ifne.
Q eents. Each insertion made ON q
days, 10 cents per line. $50 pes
Iine per month exeepttn9 thst
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OFFERED FOR RENT
BOARDING and Rooms--Continued.

1915 CAPITOL AVE.-Beautful. we'll fur
nished room. with excellent board, steam
heat; strictly first-class; reasonable.
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-23
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