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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-09
TELL Me A STORY"

y q srlte common now to see
aasss and even flying machines
|zv'zx men in the air. Hut once
pa time no one ever saw such
szff. and Il was Thought very
kaaA Tor any man 10 try 20 do
tng like that
4never. there was a bold ltal
Il over a century ago whose
~ was Lunardi. and be told ev
4 sne that on a certain day ht
5Nk 60 up In a balloon from
Eat1n. Oh didn't that news ex.
" everybody Crowds and
rxts Of people went to the plaza
kxs b. was going 20 start.
xexrly everybody thought that
Eardi would be killed. bat the
k< Italian vas not al all fright.
MI And when at last the bal.
szs r0se into the air and went
|xa1z along quite nicely the great
|msd q people cheered again and
|usn Innardi sailed along among
/ y eiaaas for two hours. and then
b 1t BIZ balloon come down to
= sarh again and landed quite
nx1
We here we're some men work.
Aaz field just By. and when
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Out 9he wisdom g
CYNTHIAGRFY


WV FNh taSf'f
The following list represents the
Ola Persian superstition of birth
day stones for the months Of the
year
January Carncti Consistency
aud fidelity.
Februar Pearl or amethyst.
Purity. peace Of mind.
March-tacinth or bloodatone.
Courage In affection.
April Diamond: Happiness.
health. wisdom. wealth.
May Emerald: inHurca happi.
nrss in love and domestic felicity
June Agate; Inanrec long life,
henith and prosperity.
Juiy--Rnby: ExempiH from love
doubts and anxiety.
August Mponstcnes A charm
for couiugai felicity
September Sapphire; InaureH
ehrcrfniusHa.
October Opal: Hopefulness
and happy faith
November-TopaE: Fidelity In
friendship
December -- Turquoise: Success
happiness and many friends
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shirt waists and separate
blonsos are quite as popular rs
ever aud are very pretty when de-
yeloped Ia tho soft new crepes or
flAnnels
A touch OF hand embroidery
seems quite necessary 60 the waist
OF today. and soft lingerie iahos
worn at the left side from shout.
der 10 waist Il a pleasing finish.
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they saw the balloon come down
they ~ere scared almost out of
their senses. ~Oh, man has
come down from the sky" they
cried. OF course. they had never
Seen a balloon before. aud am
not surprised that they were
frightened.
When Lunartd got hack 20 Lon.
don he was called the hero OF the
day. for be was the first man who
had ever gone up In a balloon in
England.
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NEWS OF SPECIAL lTEREST TO WOREH READERS or THE STAR

cup cold water. when dissolved
aiii In hot cocoa. made by heating
! pint Of milk and adding " cup
sugar aud teaspoon cocoa. When
cool flavor with vanilla t0 suit
taste When thoroughly cold set
on lee 10 harden. Serve with top.
milk, whipped cream or very thin
boiled cuatard Usually this N pre-.
pared the day before II r. 10 be
used. n n rich dessert II desired.
use : teaspoons or cocoa or grated
unHweetcned chocolate
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ssam star. In regard 20 what
!. .Aop sirl said, ! think she Is
= rherr Is no place Ike home
80 Tor am boarding and u
!, bssly life to lead. even for a
= - What must lt be for a
z. Ass married folks which Is
: asa they VIII zen you. "oh.
- ~ married riat lei the
= - his wifc or the woman her
...Aaaa aad most Of ihom will have
- ene before a year
las contractor ! would be
Al ! uerk and make q home for a
Z. ia the shop giri or No. 81
CONTRACTOR
rex can reach me 10 care Of
n slzr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-09

rfsw q TIE Star Having read
4 hster The yoeng lady sent sou !
4 mlmeStea IN It and appreciated
+, ~ much. was struck with
srsssxlon AZ the idea that such a
rnaAaarted girl should be furnish.
I NJ such a hard llgc and y lonely
= A-ssdcs However. better times
M eune. would ike very much
] ur7espond with the young lady
an yoang unmarried man. I
~ wne land. a good character,
ssf drink. This Is not false. I'd
% u puE % 3 house GA the land
|gInaM say to her How would
Is nke to have things fixed p
/ lsuald feel grateful 10 sou II you
"e02.
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many WANT To WE'D NO. q
HERE ARE MEN A PLENTY

raa little 81 out and let's tell names
ssr stirred lot 81 men up by your good letter
..n the lot OF a department girl We don't Wcrl
s~.use to-" wrote N came along
~ : \. would marry him tomorrow"
~ ,hefp Who viveaand have
e n meet That's the tragedy OF the citythat people
IN aro~ each other.
81 me star been printing letters frnm who want to
<nlx Ike NJ what In your letter
- believe fine Girls think Just a. you
As ettcreomc forward and tell who you are For We
~ yau By your number.
sss are Of the letters They straightforward
.nss genuine
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Cheap PUDDING.

Dear Miss Grey. Here Is cheap
pudding II any OF the sisters would
like Il. Use hcaping teaspoon
of baking power to cup Of flour,
pinch OF salt aud wet with milk
10 make stiff batter Butter a dish
and place layer % dough and drop
Jelly thickiy over this, another
layer OF dough and jelly. and 80 on.
steam. II docan't take so very
long to cook. Serve With liquid
sauce quite sweet
MRS. PERKINS
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Esism Of The star I read a let
|wh TIE Star written By a young
Il sk0 signs her name No. II.
AZ have come 10 the conclusion
a. this LADY, Is the very one /
mt Now. 4 she means all she
Ws she dont need 10 work any
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-09

Dear Miss Grey; Did you ever
make these1 Riddles are general.
~ fond of them One cup OF seeded
raisina chopped fine Mix well with
] egg. cup OF sugar. the Juice
and grated rind of ! lemon. Make
pastry OF cups flour Y cup
Of lard. u cup butter and small
pinch 81 salt. Mix with cold water
and roll thin for under and upper
cFusts. Pat a spoonful of the tart
between the crusta and bake In a
quick oven. HELEN u u.
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Poor Mans stew.

Dear Miss Grey. You who are
seeking economy. I wish 10 tell YOU
what often have for dinner.
call e pork stew Slice thin 3 or
4 pieces Of salt pork. fry until
brown. then quarter several Tor as
few "a dcniredl onions. place them
with pork. cut up few carrots
Tor one. according To Hize) and tur.
nlps. cover with water and boil
one hour. Place potatoes In half
hour before the other vegetables
are done This IN n good economy
dish. and We like q once In while.
MRS. N. r. u.
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Editor Of The Star am a
bachelor; young. have no bad hab.
tia, DO not smoke. chew. drink OF
swear, Am a church man. Have
a good steady position In the q a
uayy yard. Own considerable prop
erty Have a little shack which IL
quite comfortable
Have baen patching for over two
years. and am getting tired ~ sin
gis biesscdncsS II IL Is possible
for No. 81 and | 20 meet. and we
should suit each other. she can
leave the department store. pack
her belongings aud have a chance
10 make a happy home for a lonely
bachelor like me
She can reach mo IN care OF The
Star. BFemerton.
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Melt tablespoons OF butter
Ia frying pan. fiii with SLICED
! apples, dot with bits ~ butter.
cover closely and cook gently
until tender sprinkle with
enough sugar 10 Aaaefan cock
without stirring for minutes
longer. turn into hot dish
and serve with cream
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FASHIONS

Cat fur Il made up into all man.
uer Of luxurious wraps. One has
only 20 select a model. no matter Ia
what fur All the best fura this
eeason are black. and skunk aud
lynx lead. Stolea arc made extreme.
" soft In effect. SO that they mas
lie loosely around tho throat. Two
whole lynxes are used together. one
aide thrown over the shoulder
Other wraps arr made so that the
animal falls over the arms. az we'll
as In front.
Toques aud turbana are very
Turkish and Russian. Tha beat iur.
ban IL that copied after the one
worn b. the sultan n has straight.
hard lines. with n single outstanding
brush. The hat Is more OF a fsz
than anything else. yet the effect
u elegant
In the new coat every woman will
hail the return OF the pocket. Nos
merely the ahEm outline. but the
genuine affair, blg enough 10 hold
things.
Nowadays wearing a rose In
ones hair would almost DO conMid.
erred frimpy. II you want 10 wear
a rose. let IL be great big artl
lfeiml ona. single pink rose on
leafy stem. and fnssen this TO the
huge fur muff that you carry. n IL
fashions latest whim. and IL sup.
posed 10 add a pretty feminine
touch 10 the large mnffs In vogue
this season
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CYNTHIA CREYS
CORRESPONDENTS

Dear Miss Gray. VIII You please
xne know now 10 take breathing
nFrssezl D0 you inhale through
y nnas and exbale through the
aas'as Or exhale through the nose ?
IGNOHAMUS.
A-fou should both inhaie and
Azlt through the nostrile.
Dzr Miss Grey. which f. best
rtaee flesh bot or cold baths.
y bow often should they be taxi
Have you any remedy for
~ o. coarse skim VI. - ".
A-ilot baths will reduce flesh
- galckly than cold. but should
z Aaken often enough 10 cause
sstsaess A cold bath ir the
Via. with q brisk rubbing aft.
ssaaa snd few minutes exer.
%h be open air will aisO tend
Aaee saperflu0ns flesh
ns's you tried washing the
ssin thoroughly with warm
~ and a good soap and then
"asing with cold cream
~ hlss Grey. win you kind
u me the proper way TO in.
80 lady 10 a genfiemau-
mention the lady's name
is II according TO your
seQaaintance with them ?
Ween two women
~ . The best thing to use 10
slrse kid gloves?
INCA.
80 gentleman should al
y, Introduced to the lady. OK.
~, = Instances 81 a very Young
- - being Introduced 10 some
papnlinent parsonage. Then
rFs ee permissible TO present
the gentleman In i'm.
swo g0Men. the Younger
80 shouIc be presented to
VI !. 'asoiine N naDtha can be
atoass elsanae fFhite hid gloves.
Assss . usually more salts.
sssl = 'aks them 10 q profes.
~ a . ... Keep handy "a
ltss ! !. y. gam and rub the solled
vi = = .oon az they appear. and
1ssss.. soa's time before o. viii
stis.sl..s'.asy 70 send them 10 a
"hcE At ppEht.f1Yr
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LONGER In a store for anyone else. |
VII be the man she can call her
own and she viii be the only woman
on earth 10 me-
have a nice home in the country
close 60 tho city aud big. nice
house With Kitchen that viii be
her own. and plenty of money 20
purchase the naeessaries OF life 1
VIII provide for her aud viii be
proud of such a wife. | have been
looking for such a wife Tor some
timc.
mean business Now. Mr. Eal
tor, I would Ike very much TO cor.
respond with this Young lady and
make her acquaintance. n We can
see things alike she can very quick.
~ hare homo OF her own. / can.
not write her as ! DO not know her
address. Therefore. II you viii help
me 90 Eet acquainted viii consider
h. a favor. ! must close now, hoping
90 hear from the lady OF yourself at
once
Respectfully yours.
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For Mexican omelei. cook I
green and I red pepper minced
very fine In n couple ~ tablespoon.
ftiis OF butter without browning
and until they ara tender. Then
turn In big or 2 small ripa 10.
mnt0es which have been peeled
had the seeds squeezed out and
been cut into pieces aud cook for
, minutes. Have ready 2 oyster
plant roots that have been cooked
and sliced thin Make "A cuptul Of
white sauce. turn the oyster plan;
into II and keep Il hot Make a
plain omelet. whipping the eggs
juNt enough to break the whites
and yoiks and give them very
little llghtncnH When II In cooked
turn a couple Of tahleapoonfula Of
the tomato and pepper sauce over
n. Fold Il. remove II 10 a hot
platter and turn over II the satisfy
sauce. AZ the ends use the rest
% the tomato aud pepper sauce.
Cream Of Celery Soup. 4
Cut is stalks Of celery In small
pieces and boil with half an ouloe
and a blade 81 mace In pints OF
water for half an hour. Put
through a PURGE sieve. add a Pint
OF milk. salt and pepper to- taate
and henping tablespoon OF but
tor. mixed with n Tablespoon 81
fionr. Bring the mixture 20 boil.
add a cup OF cream and serve at
once.
Cocoa G~latlns Pudding.
Cover \ ounce gelatina with Y
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~ nAet At oREAMLAnp.

A1mlasiou rec.
"a - $50
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MISSION DESK, PRICE
Sl3.75-Of quarter sawed
oak. in fumed finish. with
solid copper trimmings OF
high class workmanship
throughout
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Cocoa cslatlne Pudding.
Cover = ounce gelRtina with u
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keapecuuiIy Youra.
H. D.. care The Star.
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MISSION ROCKER,
PRICE %.4S-Well made
Of quarter-sawed oak stock.
in iumed finish. The seat is
covered with Spanish mo-
rocco leather.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14
CARD OF

l desire TO express my most sincere and
heartfelt thanks to my many kind friends
\and ~neighbonsL for their great kindness and
beautiful floral offerings sent during my
land daughter.
We wish to extend our thanks to our
lmany friends and nelghbors for their kind
tness towards us during the sickness and
death of our wife and mother.
! GEORGE II. DREW AND FAMILY.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14
Want . ads

Advertisements fer the want -
lcoIumns will ~ taken untu ~ N. Tor
the evening edition and uBtu . y. m.
Ixor the morRinE and sunday editions.
Cash mast accompany all orders for
want ads and NO advertisement viii
Ibe for less than 10 cents for
lfirst Insertion.
Rates ppIy 20 either The Daily or
HundRy Bee.
/ Always count six words 90 n line.
Combinations Of initials or numbers
spount aa one word.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

Births-Henry Alingham. 1872 South
400 bancroft street, girl; John Polivka, 1870
iSouth second street, girl; Rev, David r.
STurnbull, 1919 Spencer street, boy; Frank
Wick, 2SSA Charles street, boy; andrew Pat
siullo, ISIS William street. boy; Patrick X,
lLane, 1905 Military avenue. girl; Louis
EGrevin, 1902 North Sixteenth street, boy
Dawson, 81 North Twenty-fourth
fstreet, girl; Otto Bowles, 4S Bancroft
street. girl; Samuel 70. Waters, 2HS Charles
/ street. boy; r. j.. Hopkins, 4S Bancroft
street, girl,
! Deaths-Mrs. Adeline M. Metz, S129 Pa
! cific street, 81; Jacob L. Pierson, S$ North
Twenty-seventh street. 81 jennie q Les
! Wise Memorial hospital. q
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14

&-ACRE, highly improved fruit and poul-
try farm 81 miles from postof1ce. Coun-
ell Bluffs, Ia; S-room house, large barn,
S chicken houses and yards. WAter sys-
tenn and sewerage. 5 acres fruit, good
roads, $50. per acre; mtg, 2@o; ex-
change equity for improved farm in
lows, Neb. or Mo. or stock OF groceries
and building. Alex Smith. Council Bluffs,
La - q Pea lQ-M@S
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14
BARTER AND EXCHANGE
A Good Proposition

l.&O acres In western Nebraska, all in one
body. All good soil, Close TO town. Price
sll per acre, mortgage 1850 at s per cent
interest. What have you 10 offer for the
equity Give full particulars and price In
first letter. Address
S. WAIT. s@ MIAMI ST. OMAHA.
.r 0)-M75 Is
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Hamilton Improvement company to
William A. Smith, nS5 feet of lots 1
Elizabeth b. Hitchcock TO Frantiska
Darda, lots IL and IL, Burr OAK. l'W0
National Land company to Isaac Levy ~
lot 10, block n, South Omaha 80. $3.50
John II. Butler and wife to John r.
,Wairth. wlO feet lot e. block q Camp .
Otto PeS G G Kurtz to John W. Kurt1, lots
q and %, block 10, Saunders d
H~lmebaugh's add."".......""".: LOO
Peter Kiewit to Agnes O. Damon lot .oo
6, block 10, Hanscom Place, ....... $500
susanna W.. Buddenberg and husband
to Cyra A. Mcmillan, s43 feet lots IL 2
and u. Strickland's sTbdiy; al.; asO
II, Burdette Court .................... LOO
Hastings & Heyden to J. c. English.
lots / and 2. block 10, Central Park. 80
William j. Foye and wife TO the Co
lumbar Investment company, lots
IS and 10, block 49, and other lots in q,
M A. o'Brien to same, ma lots / and !
2, block 20, West Side. ...,..-..... 1
County treasurer 20 same, 81 lot 1,
Same to William j. Foye. sec feet lots
II and 70, block 30. and other lots.
Same to S' Same, lots il to "a, block ii.
and lot 4, block 20, West Side ..,....,..-.
Same TO same, lots IS and 10, block
Is, and other lots, West Side ...."...-
r.. L. McShane to the In
vestment company, lot Is, Burr Oak I
Same 10 Ellen Cannon, lots "a and Is,
block ~, kOuntEe H1aCe .............. j
County treasurer 70 f. J.. MrShane,
same to same. lot Is. Burr Oak .,.,. ~:..
Same TO same, lot I, block 3, Arbor
Place .......,.- ---.
Same 10 William j. Foye. lots ] and
IS, block 20, and other lots, West Side -.-.
Same to NJ. A. O'Brien, ma lots ! and
2, block 29. West d e.............. -.-..
Francis c. Fuller and wife to William
Livasy, lots 9, 10 and II. block g.
Sherman Avenue Park .....".".: 800
John r. Magarrell to p. +. Kemp, lot
6. block 10. Clifton Hill, j
Julia A. Muldoon 10 John T. CulaVin,
e4 feet lot Z, block 50. Omaha...".. !
j. j. Fitzgerald and wife to Cliff Ben
fer, lot l, block a. Cotner d Archers -.
r c. Welsh and wife TO Katherine
Pelnar. lot 2. block !, Morr1son's
add ...-..,....,... ..s.' ..'.s.'."..' ~
.Thora S. Nicholson and husband to c.
II. Marshall. lot ?. block "a KountEs
George Lasbury to Olive Hamilton.
lots p, % and %. Glenwood Heights. 500
George p. Lss6ury, ame.1.."1e.. 500
Mary A.. G.. Robertson 81 al. to VIII
liam G. IRE, lot 5, block 3, Orchard
William q. Ure and wife 10 Frank II.
Kratzschmar. lot 5 block g. Orchard
Hin LOO
ach. lot s. block 10. Kountzs's 3D.. lBo
NJ. J.. Mason and wife 10 H.. II. Wal
lace. lots I, ?. 3, 4. 5. block 4. Car.
E InS l. Comnton 10 M I. com.tc.
1 acre in nwh swh l-i6-ie......-. ~
Totah $skAes
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14

sEILK-Mrz- Mary, wife of William j. Silk,
> at residence, 2216 Burdette street, Tuesday
i afternoon.
} dence TO Sacred Heart church. Interment
at Holy Sepulchre. Danbury, Ia, papers
kpleasa copy.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14
CAsH RATRs -FoR wANT ADS.

CASH RATBs-FOR WANT ADS.
/, REGULAR CLASSIFICATION ONE
e1nsertion, pes lire, 10 cents. Two or
more consecutive insertions, per line,
n cents. Each insertion made on odd
days, 10 cents per line. $3.50 per
aine per mOnthB excepting thst
FURNISHED Room ADS,
when accompanied By cash, the rate
will be- one Insertion, 4 cents per
llineJ three or Elk consecutive inser-
tIOns, 3 ceat per line each insertiOnJ
seven - more consecutive insertions,
" cents Par Ifns each insertiOnJ 80
Icents per uSe Per mOnth.
Want aAs for The Bee may be left
Iat any % the fOIlovvtnE druE stores
ZONE is yOaF "corner drugRist"-they
kare All branch oEces for n Bee and
lyou - will be Inserted iust 49,
spronrptIy a1d on the aame rates as at
the main once in The Bee Building,
Fseventeenth and Farnam streetst
Albaeh, ". c.. 10th and Farnam-
Beranek, s. A, 1903 s. 18th 81.
Becht' Pharmacy, no S. 18th st.
Benson Pharmacy. Benson; Ns6' ,n
\ Bemls Park Pharmacy 3Sd and cunning.
< Blakes Pharmacy, SO sherman Ave.
Coughltn, c r.. 9Th. and Pierce SITS.
Clifton Hill Pharmacy. 221S Military Ave.
Crissey Pharmacy, 14th and Lake SITS.
Cermak, Emil, t&4-6 s. 18th st.
Ehlers, B. II. 2S02' L~eaVenworth 81.
Foster g. Arnold, 21S N. 18th st.
Freythg, John j., 1914 N. 24th ST.
Florence Drug Co, Florence. Neb.
Goldman Pharmacy, 10Th and Lake SITS.
Greenough, q. A. 1924 g. 10th 81.
Greenough, q. A., 1884 s. 10th st.
Hayden. William c., 900 Farnam 81
HanscoIn Park Pharmacy, 1401 S. 18th st,
Hoist. John. 54 N. 18th St
z Huff. A l., 1924 Leavenworth ST.
King, r. s., 233S Farnam St.
Kountze Place Pharmacy, 2601 N. Ath st.
Lathrop. Charles E.. 1904 N. Sth st.
Patrick Drug Co. 16R N. oath st,
Peyton, l.. E., oath and Leavenworth SITS.
Saratoga Drug Co.. gath st. and Ames
Ave.
schaeIer's Cut Price Drug Co.. 10th and
chicago SITS.
Schmidt, j. H., oath and Cunning SITS.
Walnut Hill Pharmacy, 10th and Cunning
NSts.
Walton Pharmacy. Goth and Grace sts.
Worth, o. H., 10Th and Hamilton SITS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14
STOVE REPAIRS

FURNACE, steam and hot water repairs,
~Thermostats and other heat regulators;
new furnaces and hot water combination
heating. Omaha Stove Repair Works,
12Os-l2G8 Douglas st. Phones: nd Assn,
Bell Douglas-960. -SbS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14

;START-G. c., Tuesday, January IL
Funeral at residence, 3422 Jones street, a.
u a. m. Thursday to Prospect Hill cemetery
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14
DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICES.

McBRIDD-Mrs. rsose, aged 80 years. at
A.1b y. m. q %
; Funeral from family residence, 21s North
{ Nineteenth avenue. Thursday morning at
S8:O a. m. to Sacred Heart church, at 8
I a. m. InteE1nent Holy Sepulcher cemetery.
FRIENDS invited.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14
AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL

PROFITABLE positions open in the au-
tomobile field; technical Instruction. ON
both steam and gas engines; student
paid for repair work Address Omaha
School OF Automobile Engineering, sus
L~eavenworth st. CMTei
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14
REAL ESTATE
AND RANCH AND FOR SALE
Colorado.
Montana.
Kansas.

BARGAINS in North Dickinson County,
Kansas, lands. Send for list today. T..
Fackler, Manchester, Kan.
COJ-MS3 Feb. SIX
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14
WANTED-T0 RENT
INTERPRETATIONS

YOUNG man desires place to work for
board while attending school. Boyles Col
lege. Both phones. G1-867
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14

ovERcoATS. new. back OF coonskin. un-
plucked, beaver collar. cuffs and front;
cost $3.50; sell for tA US LIST Ave, Council
Bluffs. A- C(-MT6 is
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14
HELP WANTED
MALE AND FEMALE.

MEN AND WOMEN AGENTS wanted. Call
at once, 22 McCague Bldg. G0)-M632 Is
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14

Z The following permits to wed have been
Granted:
a Name and Residence. Ave.
Fred Wilke, Omaha. ............ "a
Rose klug, Omaha.""...,".,.."..... IL
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14
AUTOMOBILES

1874 FarnRm st.
6toddaPd Dayton touring car, N,200.
theu touring car, SoO1
lReo Touring car, \1n
lReU Touring car, REO.
lEord, moueI n. NV.
Ford. model K, 1860.
Ford. : roadster, almost new. $3.50.
Ford II. 800
buick kunAboot. almost new, $500
Buick Touring car, $500
Several puryea. $50
dragon Touring car, N.Q0
'WaVsrly Electric. $50 w.
AL the above guaranteed In good shane.
Write for fun description.
State agents StoddArd Dayton and Ford
cars. The best values In the
world.
tstoddaFd Dayton, $500 s9.O00, $500. The
sensational Ford $3.50 touring car.
Good Live gents wanted.
open and closed cars for rent day or night.
Special attention given TO theater partiss,
al felephone Douglas S5S.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS

EsIGN PAINTINGS, II, Cole. 1909 Douglas,
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14

HELP W~ANTED-FEMALE
Clerical ana once.
CLERK, must wait on trade and assist on
stenosrapher Smith Premier. insurance
S5.
stenographer and bookkeeper, real estate
$50.
Stenographer, Remington, $40.
WESTERN REF & BOND ASSN, Unc).
7H-& N. Y. Life Bldg.
CIGAR clerk and cashier. board and SO.
Stationery clerk, $12
Don't forget. Try the National" It pays.
NATIONAL REF. & SURETY ASSN,
645 Brandeis> Bldg.
O-Mls Il
Factory ana Trades.
ply between 10 and Il a m. Omaha Print
Ing Co.. ga Farnam. O-8
HOusekeepers and DOmesdcs.
WANTED-girl for general Homework,
good home. Telephone Harvey 1881. 4922
Chicago 81 0)-M~'
WANTED-The address Of good lady cook
one thai can handle FIRST In commercial
hotel Address L &S care Bee.
D-sS I3E
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14

FARMS, town property, merchandise
Stringer & Child, Paxton Blk, Omaha.
@-1S
FOR SALE or exchange, new stock of
general merchandise, with building worm
$500, in good live town. will trede Tor
improved farm or land. VIM. OConnor'
Harrisburg, 9. ID. @-M4SoZ
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14
BARTER AND EXCHANGE
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$40 acres IS miles north Of st. Joe. Mo-
Joins ?. r. town. Holt CO., MO-; valley sind
upland; two good sets of improvements
soil the best In the state. Price SS per
acre.
J.. r.. ADKINS,
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