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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-09-27
What He Was THINKING OF.

Sick Wife Ito brooding husband)-
Will you miss me when 1 am gone,
John?
Husband-Yes, dear; it seems ter.
rible to think of parting with you,
and-and besides, funerals cost so like
sixty nowadays, I should think, for
my sake, you might make a special
effort to get well.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16

drank 20 excess. drank to low.
soddcn depths
she oonsorted with the men %
tho tenderloin. abe eonsortcd with
the women uf the trnderloiu, she
Rived their lives. told their stories.
cursed their curses. apparently en-.
ioyed their atmosphere.
she lived here and there. one day
In disrepntAble rooming houses.
whore meckery % register salts.
flies the letter u the law. the next
day IN houses q the underworld
She vas Mrs This IN one place.
Mrs That In another The tender.
loln-the eatlouaed rendcrioln -
knew better. bat tenderloins never
ask questions.
More often she vas known "a
Airs John CiArkaan. That vas
the nasIe sometimes nsed hy fhe
man she appeared with moat IRE
auenily Others knees him ~ WIN.
Clements. once a policeman on tho
Philadelphia force.
Although there we're thousands
% such nomaaic deniHnna Of the
tenderluin. the tcn6erioln uas most
interested In her To them snc was
a woman q mystery.
Despite the seat Nifh which she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16

Tho body ~ woman was found
In room IN a lodging house on ~
Ninth sf the other morning She
had eyldenfly died 20 pneumonia.
FASTENED By alcoholism Tho land
lord remembered that she had come
there several daYa before = doal
knew shat her name ia.~ The pro
praeinf said she and The man
with her registered ar 'Mr and Mrs.
Glars 500
Philadrlphia vas shocked wben
someone laentifiod The body al the
morKue a. that 81 Iona Mae Nou3An
Murray Tier friends ennid not BE-
liev~ a. Tier relatives would not
They believed that abe bad been Gu.
ticed a. a low resort. druEzed and
kliisd
Hut the police detectives confirm.
"a the Nufat They traced her
movements Tor many noniha There
could not b. anY doubt about a. II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16

lived their life. u was writ on her
Face that she was not one of them.
Refinement always showed Ia her
speech and her actions. iow as they
might descend
Maybe a swell Dnce." the tender.
inin concluded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
REMARKABLE DUAL LIFE OF MRS.
IONA MURRAY; SEEKS PLEASURE
in UNDERWORLD; FINDS DEATH
cIfAprER L

All Philadelphia knew Iona Mac
Nowlan Murray an Philadelphia
respected. cnvied and admired her.
This was Iona Murray. ideal Of
womanklnd;
Brilliant professor az Glrard col.
loge.
Talented amateur actress,
Famed beauty.
Social Avorise,
Refined. gentle. home.lovlng wild.
ow OF citizen whose memory PHI.
adelphia revercd "a Il loved her.
Dsvout. plous woman devout
and pions IA church and out
Daughter Of one Of Phlladolphla's
foremost families.
The city gricved with her two
years ago when her husband. Jas.
n Murray. a wealthy Wholesale
grocer. succamhod 70 tuberculosis
tn Rome tie was one OF Phlladol.
phlas isadlng men.
The city applauded when she
matched her woman's Wit with ttal-
Ian blue law, and BY hribing
underofficials. hringing influence
70 bear with higher. succeeded In
bringing Narrays body back 10
Philadelphia for burial. In do
fianee OF the Italian Law which says
that consumptises must ba buried
within "A hours after their death
on Italian soil.
The usual period OF mourning
passed The widow discarded her
weeds. Then friends noticed that
Mrs Murray was not AZ home
sometimes for weeks
Her old sorrow has returned. %
they concluded She wants to be
alone with her grief"
Recently she announced that she
would be willing to assist IN soci-
esy's amateur performances for
charity
James would want me 10 II he
we're here. ! am sure. she explain.
ed II Il for a good cause
So Philadelphia was pieaaed 10
hear that Mrs Murray would take
the leading role In the benefit play.
let. Second In Command" 70 be-
given at the Bellevue Stratford
hotel holy week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
CHAPTER IT.

All the tandeFialn knew a certain
woman beautiful. well dressed r..
Who appeared within is precincts
periodically. stayed days. and then
suddenly dropped out % sight
She came on no errana Of phslan
thropy. 20 save no souls. Sociology
was not her heut-no. socioioElsts
are specialized. piOus, and draw
their skirts about them % keep
SOCIOLOGICAL study from selling their
specialized. pious seifa socloio
gists never learn from experience
This woman lived the llfe Of the
tendeFlosn.
She drank IN tho lowest resorts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16

was Mrs. Murray who appeared IN
tonderloin resorts and took parl IN
carouaala AZ Mrs Clarkaon. Thos,
appearances we're Identical with h.,
dinnppcaraneoa from tho upper
world. A score of people ldontlHod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16

her
Mrs Murray was feminine Or.
Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" said Coroner
Ford IA charging bis jury. "ahe led
a dual life Tho entire matter u
strange beyond belief"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-23

$975-IN THIS LOT WE ARE SHOWING THE BEST
QUALITY OF FLORENTINE SILKS. Made in the kimono,
Empire Butterfly House Gown Styles and the lowered striped
Bengaline material full Kimono They regular
$500 and $1S75 values Mondays special 1913
$19S-LADIES' WHITE PETTICOATS. Some with Mus
lin Tops others with Cambria Tops with wide lace and IN
trimmings with embroidery and tucks all we'll
good width VIII make ideal skirt for graduates
values; MONDAYS special $1o8
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-23
NONE BUT THE KIMONO YOU WOULD LIKE TO
HAVE IS SHOWN IN THIS SALE

Tre couug
Rayech select
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-23

WE HAVE 100 SILK KIMONOS AND SILK HOUSE
Made in good quality of the Powered silk lhc XII
faced down the front with sateen ribbon and the mouse
I'VE woke and shjrred to fit IN at the waist hne'
all well made and very full in the skirt Regular $9o
Mondays price ....,.....,.... 'Vo''o
ANOTHER SPECIAL LOT made IN the Empire
W. ~ l,Dpo" ao5 ........$6 $685.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
Strike Breaker
Draws Gun on
Man and Wife
Thug Refuses to Accept Transfers
and Tries to Force Money
from Passengers.

Joe steinberg, 22@ Vinton street. appeared
at the police station and swore out a war
rant against John Doe and Richard Roe.
the conductor and motorman of a Walnut
Hill street car, numbered 1896, charging
Jhat the motorman threatened bis life with
a drawn revolver.
steinberg, with his wife, boarded the car
in the city Monday morning, and, when
asked for his fare, he handed the conductor
two Walnut Hin transfers.
Il can't spend transfers. said the con
ductor," give me your fare"
That's all the fare youll get out OF
me- said Steinberg," those transfers are
good"
Here Steinberk says an alteration arose
during which the motoTman stepped the
car and came back to take part, and called
him vicious names in the presence Of his
wife and other women on the car. This,
Steinberg says, he resented and told the
man to go back to his job. whereupon the
motorman is said to have drawn his re-
volver and pointed 1t at him, with the re-
mark, Were from New York, and III
show YOU"
At this, Steinberg and his wife left the
car and reported The matter to the police.
The warrant was issued and the police are
now looking for the two men la question.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28

esting talks about everything but wire.
less looks more like an English gentle
man han an Italian. His mother Is Eng
lsh and his wife is Irish.
las an Illustration Of his unspoiledness'
I may tell you a personal story and II you
print Il l will not be forgiven. His front
name IL Guglielmo. which Is equivalent to
william. on the day before we landed,
Mrs. Kelly said to MIR. Marconi: Mr Mar
conf l cannot possibly pronoucc your first
name. how do you ever pronounce IL, won't
YOU teach me?' To which he instantly re-
piled: Don't try to, just call me Billy
And ne was instantly taken at his word
to the great gusto OF the group OF people
involved. and Of Mr.. Marconi himself"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING
Quartermaster, Cheyenne, Wyoming, Sep
TENDER 23rd 1909. Sealed proposals, in trip
licate, will be received at this office, until
$3.50 a. M, mountain time, Saturday,
October 23rd, 1909, and then opened
in public, for completing new Post
Hospital, at Fort u. A. Russell, wyoming,
as follows: l. Constructing Verandas as
shown on plan 2. Plastering in basement.
3. Finishing Attic. T. Finishing rear Ward
Wings. Plumbing: Installing plumbing fix
lures in rear ward wings. Steam Heat
ing: Installing radiators in rear ward
wings. Electrical work: l. Wiring and Fix
lures in rear ward wings. 2. Installing In
accommodating Telephone System. De
tailed statement, blank forms of proposals,
and full information furnished on appllca-
ton. Plans and Specifications are on file
in this office and in the office Of: Chief
Quartermaster, Department of the Mis-
souri,, Omaha, Nebraska; Chief Quarter
master, Department of Colorado, Denver,
Colorado, and in the office Of the Secre-
tary of Builders Exchange, st. Paul MINI.
The Government reserves the right to &C
cept or reject any or all bids or any part
thereof. Envelopes containing proposals,
should be endorsed Proposals for com
pleting new Post Hospital, Fort d. A, Rus
Sell, Wyoming and addressed to Captain
". X. Hart; 18th Infantry, Acting Quarter
master, L. S. Army, Room g, keefe Hall,
Cheyenne, Wyoming. ssF-2S-29-Ss-O21-22.
HAY SHED-WAR DEPARtMENt, ybF3
flee Of the Constructing Quarternaster,
Fort. Crook, Nebraska, september "a, lSS.
Sealed PROPOSALS In trfplicate VIII be re-
oeived at this office until II a. m, Octo-
Der IA. 1909, and then publicly opened, for
the construction Of one h~ay.shed at Fort
Crook, Nebraska. Certified check or surety
companyis guarantee fol" 10 per cent of bid
must accompany each proposal: Proposals
must be made on the forms to be OBJ
tanned at this office. Plans and specifiCa-
tons may be seen by intending bidders at
the office of the Chief Quartermaster, De-
partment OF the Missouri, Omaha. Ne
braska; Builders Exchange, st. Paul, Min
nesota, and al this office. Necessary blank
forms and full information furnished upon
application here. Thu United States re-
serves the right to reject any or all bids,
Envelopes containing proposals must be In
dorsed, Proposals for Hay Shed, Fort
Crook, Nebraska" and addressed to Captain
Joseph F.. Conn, Constructive, t}9aJter-
master, ). 2i-20-nAES-Q IE-iS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28

That same evening she answered the ad
and was very much pleased that she was
accepted, for she had always wanted 10
take a trip to California. The next day
she went 20 see Mrs. Lawrence, the lady
was going 10 California, and asked II
she might take little Marion. Mrs. Law
renee who had three children OF her own,
was very much pleased with Mrs. Rogers
appearance and gladly gRve permission. A
few days later hey all started on their
trip. II was a delightful change for Mrs.
Rogers and she gained in health and
strength every day. LATHE Marion saw
many strange things. She did not know
what mountains were, she had never seen
any before. They stayed with Mrs. Law
renee nearly three months helping them
get settled In their home near Los Angeles.
The children gathered flowers and picked
oranges on Christmas day, and the next
day Mrs. Rogers and Marion babe goodbye
10 their kline friends and on New Years
day. Marion was playing SNOWFALL instead
OF picking flowers and Mrs. Rogers was
well and strong again. They always tell
their friends that they thank the Omaha
Bee for their most delightful trip and the
dear friends they made through a want
adj on its pages.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
CAR BUMPS A MILK WAGON
smashes Bottles, Hurts Driver n
Makes the Span of Males
8 Run Away.

NJ. X. Hoist, driver Of a milk wagon, IL
not on a strike, but has felt the force OF
the street car nevertheless.
A construction car hits his wagon broad
sides and knocked several ways, frightened
His team of mules which ran away, threw
him out Of Nthe wagon and smashed up a
lot of his bottles OF milk. He refused to
let go of the lines and was DRAGGED some
distance and lost much of his cuticle.
He says he was crossing Farnam when q
car on Twenty-fourth ran into his wagon
and he insists the car gong was not
sounded
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
MRS. RoGERs' VACATION.

Mrs Rogers Wa a widow VINO clerked in
a store. she had one little girl, S years
OLD whose name was Marion.
Mrs. Rogers had worked steadily and
feared she would soon be iI II she did not
get a change Of occupation. She came home
one evening an tired out and sat down to
rest when Marion came, running TO her
with a part OF The Omaha sunday Bee,
which she had picked up in the park the
day before AtTs Rosers was looking
through when she saw this ad:
WANTED-Housskeeper 10 go to Cali
fornis; not over 80 yearssold; state terms;
must know how to cook. Address F ssl.
care Bee.
As Mrs. Rogers was a good cook she
thought she would apply for the position.
She saw AIR. -- and he kindly gave
her permission to be away three months.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
AND SHE LOOKED LIKE A QUEEN
Bat She Met ChivRIry with "GvRnp
Guy" that showed Her Crown
Was Brass,

A gallant young man dashed from his
loafing station in front of the HenshRw
into the crowd down the walk. He seized
a lady's glove from the walk and started
pursuit had led him nearly a block when
young woman, who was tripping along
east on Farnam street.
II was a hard chase The automobiles
and trucks and people seemed 70 be piltng
up in his path, but he struggled Oh. The
pursuit had led him nearly a block when
he caught up. He marEslled d moment at
her grace and tasty dress and then ven
tured to address her.
You dropped yeur glove, permit me to
restore It to you" he gasped out. with a
low bow. ~. "H
The woman turned about, glanced at the
man and the glove I'M his outstretched
hand. then withered him at a. breath.
"Gwan guy. What's youse trying to work
on me2" ..,.'
"And she looked like a queen" he gasped
when consciousness was restored.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Carrie r May to harry May. south
50 feet Of east 10 feet Of taN-lOt H.
OF section 21-15-i3. ...... 1
Same to same, part OF lot s., block
%, West End Add.don 1
Morrison +. Dimick and wife TO l.
r. Dimick. lot Y. block 10, Shulls
Second addition ASO
Leon Timasko to Jennie Timasko,
north ~ feet of lot - and south 20
feet Of lot lS block 81, South
John T' Seine to Adolf Joseph BUR.
vail. ct al, lot Is. block 10, Wilcox
Second addition so
Leonard Newstrom and wife TO An
drew Jensen, lot p, block 2s, Haly-
con Heights addition ................. 100
N. p. Dodge and wife to Nathan P.
Dodge, jr., part Of section l6-i6-lS.. l
August Mother Borglum and wife to
kglle 5 Roberts lot 10 block o. o.o
Lewis S. Reed and wife to Reed Bros,
lot 16. block s Bedford place,
Omaha and lot p, block 6. shriver :.
Charles W. Dean and wife to Lewis
S. Reed. 2SI
Lawrence Minot and Robert II. Gard 49,.
~ in block 80: lots /. 2 and in block
q; lot 8 in block e, lot p in block
AIbright's Choice addition -. 2.4oO
May L. Riale to John T. Yates, south
bio tfs' s. OF M RSy5F Ss tie' addition ID t 56' 5000
City of Omaha to Charles II. Ballet,
east 13 feet Of lot %, Bclham place.
Omaha .......................... Is
Abraham l.. Reed and wife to Ivy NJ
IT." loves addition. 80. -. 2,4Ob
GEORGE w. Garloch and wife to same.
west IS feet of lot l, block s loves
Second addition $500
Ida Wyrlck and husband to Walter l..
Selby. lots 1 and 10, block 4, Rush
e. Selby's addition ................ l
Walter l.. Selby to Ida Wyrick, lot
y, block 4 Rush & Selby's addi-
ton 1
Charles f. Hastings and wife to John
@. Cromwell. west 20 feet OF lot 8,
and east 20 feet Of lot 4, block g.,
Sulphur Springs addition ............ $500
-
Total .S59. Ss
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
See Wizard MarconI.

Coming back on the steamer 'CaroniA,'
we had some very interesting people on
board. on the way over, on the 'Carmania,
through the courtesy Of some Of the Off
GERS we were Introduced to the mysteries
Of the Marconi wireless and in the Mar
cont house we had the privilege of putting
the receiving apparatus over mead and ear,
and listening to the operator on the Lusi-
tania-' It was almost uncanny. It was 30
unmaterialistfc
But coming back we were still more
fortunate. For through the medium of
some Philadelphia friends we were intro
duced to no less a parsonage than Mr..
Marconi himself. He Is a charming man,
simple, shrewd looking, unaffected. inter
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
kebrRAka.
IN FARMS.

BARGAIN IN FARMS.
Ten thousand acres Alfalfa. winter whsRt
and corn land toI s~.e ~ small and large
counties. J. I. Campbell. LitchfieId, Neb.
FOR SALE, cheap, a fine quarter section,
nice ana level, miles from Bassett, Rock
Co, Neb., small house, 90 acres in crop, A.
in pasture, balance fine hay land, II. +. ID.
Poor health reason for selling. For par
t.culars address Box Y, H. +. ID. No. l,
LRssett, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Ida l.. Rylen and wife TO Charles +.
Peterson, lots l. 5 and 6, replat of
block 3, Bemis Park addition.
David c. John and wife to Continent
Trust Co, lots 1 ana 4, block 8, lots
l and 10, block 5, Baker Place addi-
ton
Francis c. WelCh and Gordon Abbott
TO John BernoGi, lots / n 3, block
/, HillcTCst addition ...-..............
United Real Estate < Trust Co., to
Herman .. Love, lots ! and Il,
block q, Kountze Place addition.
John L. Ketchner and wife to Hattie
kelpin, lots /, I and T. block l,
Saunders x HlmeBaush's addition 10
NaInuL Hul addition. 81
Louis Hansen and wife to Elyira Lor,
anCe, south 70 feet Of lots ! ana q,
Elizabeth place and north q feet Of I
lots l and q, Garvin's subdivision,
ElnWood Realty Co., TO Mary +. VIII
ton, lots l and 40, kenwoOd add
M Hpn : Stibei 70 Il Z
part Of block /, Amber place..
AXel Edward NygTeTn TO Albert b.
CrameT, lots l and 2, block l, Dur
ant place, replat addition ,.......,.
Effe X. Carey TO Thomas F. Golden.
lots and 3 In Rogers subdivision
OF lot /, Haskell & Rogers subdivis-
ion Of lots Sc, 81 and IS OF :. +.
Rogers Oklahoma addition ........... 81
George +. Gibbs and wife 10 Fred
Armbrust and wife lot g. block 9,
Summit addition
Edgar 4. Williams and wife 10 Elmer
Christensen, lots and 3, block 2,
MaXwelis addition unconventional
George W. Sprague 10 Milly hartman,
lots and Is, block B." Saunders &
H~imebaugh's addition ............. g.
John r Sturgeon to William M Coble,
lots / and9 block 5; south Is feet OF
lot 10 block s ~CreightOn's First ad-
ulllon a.
Arthur G Lsas 10 Edith A. CraW-
ford To- H. block g Hnlsfde addition
Ma l OmahA 10
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28

ChamberIam.s Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy is today the best known
I'm use for the relief and cure OF
bowel complaints. 1t cures gripping. diar-
rhoea. dysentery. and should be taken at
the first unnatural looseness of the bowels.
1t is equally valuable for children and
adults. 1t always cures. Sold by all drug
gIsts.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 to go to Cali
fornia; not over 30 years old; state terms,
must know how TO cook. Address. - care
Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28

FOR Oregon. California and Idaho lands,
mines and timber address Clements-Basler
Realty Co, Grants Pass, ore.
FOR SALE-Stock, machinery, on good
farm; Will sell whole interest or half and
lease. Would trade for good business.
Good reason for selling. For particulars
address, Mrs. Dell Watson. owner. Zanoni.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
ACRH PROPERTN.

FARMS for rent; ~ acres, % la alfalfa;
- acres. 100 In alfalfa. both good stock
or dairy farms. we'll improved. within mile
Of city, Address Z, L. PttneY, Omaha.
When writing to advertisers remember
4 only takes 4 Btroks or two OF the pen
10 mention Tia fast thAt yea HaW Tie 40
"a The bsA
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
Third Prize Story

Irena Boyer. 10 years old; corner East A
and Pine streets. North Platte. Neb.
Father, G., n, Boyer. school, Fifth grade,
Ftrst ward. Teacher, Miss Ericsson.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
montana.

u. 6. GOVERNMENT LAND
OPENING UNDER CAREY ACT.
Conrad Waller project, Montana. 1000
acres Of fine, grassy prairie under iTriga,
ton. Drawing October 4 1903. husI reg.
lister for drawing before October Z. You
may register by power OF attorney. For in
formation and blanks write W. NJ. WAY
MAN, Waller, Montana, or llB0 Security
Bank Bldg. Minneapolis. MINI.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
miscellaneous.

MISSOURI and eastern Kansas farms;
see our big corn In Vernon, Bates and al
joining counties, Tor sale and exchange.
For particulars and prices address
+. b. CROFT,
StotesDury, Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
Beautiful BUNGALOW

Brand new broom bungalow, near 18th
and Vinton SITS. Two nice bedrooms with
bath between, fine plumbing. medicine cab
met, beautiful combination light fixtures,
mission design. parlor and lining room,
mission woodwork, large attic, good cellar,
cement sidewalks, large porch with cleo
trio light, everything right up to- data
WIN sell on easy terms. Immediate pos
session.
Payne, BoStwick & Co.
Sole Agents, Main Floor, N. Y. Life Bldg.
SUMMIT ADDTTIoN-Lots 1s75 and un
18th ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
Home Buyers, Read This

For, S2,T50 you can buy a brand new. mod
ern, splendidly arranged, five-room cottage,
in good neighborhood. In Boulevard Park
addition.
This cottage will be finished Nov. LIST.
1t will pay you 10 investigate II you are
looking For a good home. Can sell on rea-
sOnabie terms.
SINNER & CHASE co,
800 So. 18th st. Both Phones.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
$500

Here is one of the best bargains
in Omaha, 5-room cottage and small base
ment; lot San feet front and l5 feet deer
to IN alley; 2627 { uming ST. II not sold al
once will be withdrawn from the market,
M'CAGUB INV. CO, 1906 DODGE ST,
LOOK AT THESE TWO HOUSES.
Eight rooms each. 26O4 and 2eO6 Davenport.
Lot 66xlS2. VIII sell on payments.
Price, $500 for both.
Inquire room Al, KRrbaoh Blk.
Phones: Red 36Q7 or A s6i6.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
wyoming.

PARTIES wishing to locate I'm any of the
western states should first see tne fino
farming lands in the Golden Prairie diE-
trct OF Laramie county, Wyomins-IlO to
so per acre, Write AlleEder q Nelson,
Carpenter, Wyo
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
RAILWAY Time cARp-oontlnuso

BURLINGTON sTA.-lOTH a MASON
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28

a Daily. b Daily except sunday. c sun,
day only d Daily except Saturday.
omRha-CaTrOi. LOCALS s;b pm a ESQ am
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
MANIFESTATIONS

SITUATION wanted by young man. as
bookkeeper OF clerk in store; moderate sal
airy; can give best Of references. Address
Y l6, Bee.