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FOR RENT-BY JAMES F. SHEA.
l1ol n. H. ave. nw 10 ior Sinr g.. fnrn.es ses Icoe
7l6 A st. ne. 10 rooms and bath. $50. $50
1929 p st. NV, 10 rooms and bath. S5 so
22O9 ST. NV. IL rooms and bath. -. 35 so
9o4 18th st. NV, Z rooms and bath. -. &c. so
405 l st. NV. s rooms and bath. ........ 15 50
1898 LIST ST. NV. rooms and bath. ..... g. 20
S6 o St NV. q rooms and bath ....... $3.50
1874 i st. ne. q rooms and bath. cellar. 215O
Rear ll201122 10th st. NV, stable,
stalls. carriage house se............. 20 90
1912 r st. s.e.. rooms and bath. ...... $50
32l Linworth pl. s.w.. Or. snd b........ 10 80
1874 Hickman st. Sc. rooms and bath. IL so
9O6 7th st. s.e., rooms and water. 1880
636 NJ st. Sc, rooms and water. so
1859 G st. s.w.. rooms and water. ...... Is so
475 st. s.w., rooms and bath. ....... 1900
2134 r 81. NV. store and cellar. ....... IL
1850 Gales st. ne, rooms and water. l1.5O
Rear g25 n. J. ave. n.w stable. ....... 10. 90
Rear 473 Nd ave. sw.. stable. ......... 500
Rear 3l2 d ct. s.w.. stable. ............. eU0
A<af @-'@ ~ ~AfARrMESTs. '''.''''' 0o0
705 Sth st. s.e.. 6r. b.. h-v. heat. ..... 25 so
1120 10th 81. NV. br. and b., h-w heat. 25 so
1855 y. j. ave. NV. 81 and bath 49,. IL so
FOR COLORED TENANTS.
1913 nth ST. NV. 10 rooms and BATH. 48 so
4G7 st. NV. 10 rooms and bath -. 40 40
469 st. NV, dat. 5r., b.. h-w. heat. . a so
213 st. NV. O rooms and bath ..... &5O
13S 4th st. NV. rooms and water "a 90
Rear i1s VI st. NV, 4r. aud water. $50
1924 18th st. ne, rooms and water.,.. $50
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SEND TO OFFICE FOR COMPLETE LIST.
JOHN r. DONOHOE & SONS.
314 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. SE.

DAVIS. 1TH & F. S.W.
949 Va av sw. .9r. b. 35.O on
G. n Sc. Or. 100
M1 n NV. Or. b. .3..h)
1246 Md av nc. Or. h. 8. 80
49, 1th sw, ,sto. DIV. AZ. .OO
SIS 9th sw, sr. b.. ..ll.0
1920 $ Cap. Or. .l1.O0
1928 S Cap. 6r. h..15.0O
ID y Sc. Or. $50
712 + sw. Or. Ia o.
1902 y ] av SO. f12. 1880
Latterner. n /. s..3. 90
1928 r sw. 5r. b. % 90
723 Tth sw. A 2. Ills
3221 Mt Pleas. Or. b. %. 90
l117 9th Sc. 5r. $50
40 Canal sw. 1r. 1850
1914 Del av sw .6r. IL. 50
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.

gOR RENT-BY SHANNON & LuCHS.
NJ. 23a5. us Itth q, NV. III. 23f6
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FOR RENT
st. NV. 1or.. steam heat ami $50 90
1924 st. ne, rooms. furnace. ami. $50
622 9th st. s.w.. rms. furnace. ami. $500
113 Hickman ST. Sc. rooms. a.m.i... so
61S III ST. s.w.. rooms. 8. and w.. 1900
1of5 18th st. Sc. rooms 8. and W.. 300
4t5 9TH ST. s.w., rooms. Sd floor. ..... 300
126O1a Half st. s.e. 4-room fat. anil. $50
467 ST. NV. 10 rooms, ami. ......... 1000
JOHN QUINN CO.. Inc,
All 9TH st. s.w. 704 18th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-FLOYD F.
81 NJ Sc. Or. b. $3.50
Ills r Sc. 7r. h. ESQ
1900 W NV, Or. h.3J.O
1925 NJ NV. l4r, 2b. |. 500
3S \ Sc. 6r. 14.W
4aS CT ct sw. 3r. S-I
1913 Md av sw. Or, b21. .M
1910 4ha sw. 5r. .l2.1C
381 NJ sw. Or. -. .15.S
654 I sw. Or, b. .2B.M
3O4 18th sw. 7r. 1854
1344A B Sc. Or. b. @.hi
72D 7th sw. q 1. 1877:
719 7th sw. q /. III:
30 18th sw. Il 3. .2S.N
1871 LIST sw. 5r. .a.I
1907 I'd sw. Ar. .l2.J
1910 Del av sw. 6r. 12.5(
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FOR RENT. c. WELDON & CO.. pa F. CAP
HOUSES. 545 18th Sc, 6r b. 10 So
l42 e,13r b.. $40. - 541 14th Sc. 6r h. 10 30
a36 1lth 9r. 30. 80 1895 kra' 81, b. Is 90
$40 ne, Or .35. 80 S1I Sth Sc. 6r. h. Is 90
427 av &c. 1Or b32 so 1885 kra'r Or B. 16 5n
4l4 sc. Or. b.. 40 go 1910 Sc. Or. 10 90
12S sc, 4r b. .2S. so 1884 Kramer ne 5r. q 5D
IS 10th ne. 81. h. .27. so POS y So. 5r q so
13a Mass ne Or b2I. 90 410 Sth Sc 2rI so
1873 Nv So. .sr. b. &c. 30 FLATS
20I 6th ne. Or, b. .25. so $40 ne. 5r. b 25 So
GA 9th ne. Or. b. %. so 512 9th 5r. h. 10 so
15S ID ne, 6r. b. 90 435 10th nc. 5r b. % so
634 ne. 1r. b.. "a. so 500 + ne. 5r. h. 90 so
5l4 ID se. 6r. b.. "a 80! 18th Sc bet Pa av
1903 Sc. Or. b. %. so and q. 5r. b. 10 so
S4I 18th Sc, 6r. b. %. so 1918 Mss Sc 5r 81 so
el5 9th Sc. 1r. b. 50 1924 Mass Sc 5r 81 80
144i se, Or. b. 9.50l
APARTMENTS.
Ioudoun, 314 r. Cap. 3 5. 6 r. b..
$1,000. $1,000, $3.50. $500 $40 90
Goleord. sio T. Gap. 5r cow" So s 50 80
nl 3 ne, 5r.. h....--.: $3.50 S32 80
Giendower, 81 9th ne. 4. r.. b..
f25.oe. s2I .0o. $1,000. s35 40
rs'inis ,s, sls ne: 4r b.....-........s2 So. 81
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roh KEN by W ESCOIT
1907 Penna. a
1902 Vt av.12r. r.3bS18.G2, 2
250S X, 15r. b. sta.55. 90 2 I
1912 10th. Tor. ami 80. 80 1863
2S23 \. 14r. b.ami. 45.0J 22iS
oil I'D. Sr. b.. 30. .67 1907
905 I'D. Sr. b, lat. t.30.67 "a q
1890 3Oth. Sr, b. lat .30.5o 503A
2l34 l, Sr, b. lat. .2T.50 sol
:3225 y. ar. b. lat. 26 90 l Tt
921 22d. or, b.. 20: 20
2104 X. 6r. W.. .I1.5O 1413
OFFICE ROOMS. 719
4S2-4S6 La av, heated 5f3
rooms $40. $3.50, SO 134l
APARTMENTS. Oh
THE CARLISLE. 1913 2211
N. housekeeping
3 rooms, bat /. .30.50 1923
For full list OF small hous es
office.
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FOR RENT
TO DESIRABLE COLORED TENANTS
$32.5 so.
Nos. 1913. 1918, 1917. 1919 st. aw
desira BILE and convenient loca ton; rooms
and modern baths: wide covered front porches
cellars furnace heat; large yards.
No. 2101 nth St. a corner: rent. So so
No. 21O5 17th St. corner Of alley: rent $50. 80
EIGHT (S) OF THESE HOUSES RECENTLY
RENTED.
MOORE & HILL dnc). 1898 G 1t.
ap3O- lot
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FOR RENT-BY JOHN SCRIvENER. Dor G y "
1915 Rxs nw.9r bs3I 50 333 ne. 6r.b c5 90
sos Cap.6r.w. so 40 Mass .6r. BIO 90
1907 Goth NV Or b. 20. .00 $40 11th se6r.w II so
3611 10th nv, 7r.b 81 80 i635 av So 6r " ) Oh
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FOR RENT
1871 18th NV. .l2r. bS15. a.
1852 Corcor'n. Sr. .b31.5C
1877 9th NV. Or. b.. 81. ..C
492 Me av sw, l2r. bN. N
1904 G ne. 6r. b. .22.I
1928 Half Sc, 5r.. ..12.N
FL
sc Porter ne. 5r. h. 20. SO
CAYWOOD & CARRIE
unv3-Qta10
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2l2 41s NV. 1lr. b.55.5O
354S 10th NV. Or. .b.37. so
630 b sw. Sr, b.. .35. 90
49S Me av sw. .SY. b23. so
1920 y ] av NV. Or. 20. so
! 1895 Union sw. Or. 10. so
ATS.
1880 Va av nv. Or. b13. 50
IT. 1881 N. Y. ave. NV.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
UNFURNISHED.
tOR RENT
UNFINISHED.


1925 NJ NV. l5r. 3b.
year. 81 400
226 Mass nw.l4r.2hl5O
1882 10th NV. Tor. b75. 90
1922 18th nw.llr. btiO 90
lo2aHarvard. l2r ohi0. 90
S35ti 18th NV. 1Or. b50. on
1919 9Th NV. Tor. b. "A. 90
1I5l 7 NV, Or. b. . IS. 90
lio5 Riggs. Or. h. a. on
1909 Q NV. 1Or. b. 40. Is
.ia1 llth NV. Tor. bi0. 20
1912 W NV. 10r. 2b. 40. 80
1918 18th NV. Or. h.
fur. 40. 90
IL X ] av NV .sr. h. 1000
kD2 VI av, 1Or. b.6.:O
$500 10th NV. Sr.b. 35. 50
l3eS Riggs. sr. @. 30. 80
40 Fla av. Ir. b. 80. 80
S24 Varnum NV. Sr.
Il. s neat. 40. so
l31S 9TH INV. .Sr. h. 81. 30
Ills \ Fl v.Sr b. 80. so
1o1J I'd. ar. b. :. $3.50
ll21 Sih nc. 6r. b.
reception hall. $3.50
lo1S Col ST, 6r. h. .25..l0
139 Q NV. Or. b. +. 20. 80
Gi5 Fla ay NV. .4r.b. 20. 90
- iith sw. 6r. T.. ..1S..M
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u -NT y n.NtSTl
ifih near k.year&l5. 900
13l2 Mass av. 5lr.S, ,OOo
9aW 10Th. 30r. -. ii, 900
i2s4 10th. 3or. 5b.6.OOn
Il25 18th. oar, 81. ). 500
l,NS Mass. 2sr. 5b.5. 900
.ii0 y II. lSr. 5.n'm
2l3e n. 2jr. 90. a. COO
2i0S 18th. :ar. ib.4. no
ls0S y II. 25r. q. GOO
Nv cor Mass 4 2ad.
20r. ............ g. COO
1914 \. 25r. ib. .::.0OU
1917 KaIorama. lGr2. 900
H:i4 o. lir,2b. fur I 500
1912 n. lar. 3b. 800
I5l3 Corcoran. 30rl 200
Conn av & Bradley.
Iar. 2b. .aoo
i,:,2 Y. lar. III. mo. l25
it52 Q. without sta.llO
Isn8 18th. l4r. b...1l0
1921 y II av. lar. 2hiU
2l6 o. Tor. b. fur9o 90
Els Wyoming. larS:, 90
al0s II. lar. b.fur. u. 90
100 18th. l2r. Oh. 100
ISL 18th. l2r. ab.15 no
2o34 o. l2r. fur. .sumT5 on
923 K. Tor. b. fur. s.. 10
GOO Cedar. Takoma.
llr, fur. 81. M
l32S 21st. Tor. b.. so. On
1870 !. Tor. h. =. On. .On
lI2s 21st. Tor. h.. 60. 60
Ills De Sales. 10r. IS. IS
FCRNISHE
UNFURNISHED
Burlington. Or. b.
sihlet 30. 90
burlington. Or. h. So. 90
NJ issachusetts. CIR. BIO. 90
Imperial. 5r. b. .4G. 90
Majestic. 4r. y. K k..4o.50
FURNISHED
Apartments OF all 81.
houses. List at once.
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r near 1sfh ro.r /, 0NN
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FOR RENT-s0i EAST CAPITOL. ST: COR.
ner brick house. rooms. bath and cellar:
rent. SO 20. Keys next door. t. NJ MORRI-
son, CT + st. NV. myS-3ts4
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNIsHED OR UNFURNIsRED
HElSE ELL & McLEEAS.
liO3 II ST. NV.
UNFURNISHFD uorS,

Ed HOUSES.
Kepsington. i2r. h.50.e0
14a4 Belmont. Tor.
fur sunimcr. .Jn.Ch
l7i1 Ore av.i1r.b. 500
i335 r. 2n. Ar :. .5o.m
I.anrel. Md. lar. h.0.Oo
I.5ol 2Oth. lIr. b. 5000
1910 Riggs. 1ir. h.@. on
l1o, Riggs. llr. b.i3. 90
34l5 Mt Pleasant, ,ir.
y tfurl. ........ J.C0
1711 Church. 10 Il
studio tfurl. ..... 900
1904 Col ri. Or. 40. 80
22l1 ". Tor. h. 1000
f74s Ore nv. llr.b. 4u.n
l1M Ore nv. l1r, b. 1000
1914 Riggs. 10r. b. 1000
1913 Riggs. Tor. b. 80. on
1917 Riggs. Tor. b. 1000
II732 Corcora n. .lr. b.S1.N
2a09 NJ. Tor. b. 80
I434 y. Tor. b. $50
l:mS Riggs. Or. b.32. 80
4Ga I NV. Sr. b...e3-5o
Laurel. Md. Or. b.-?l.oo
52S Col rd. Or. h. q 10
$40 y ii av. Or. $50
1905 D sw. sr. 1890
Cleveland Park
S433c Ashley ter. l2r.
h. furnished 1900
CO.'S Highland ave.
or. h. furnish ID 50. 90
Ne cor sd & New
ark. Tor. b. .oo.oe
D HOUSES.
office.
APARTMENTS.
1872 18th. Or. h.. 1000
Exeter, 6r. b. k. O.tm
Prince Karl. 4r.b.k4o.0n
Prince Karl. Ar. b. k33 on
l7l2 14th. Or. b. 81 90
1880 18th. IT. b, K - 90
.PARTMENTS.
es In choice apartment
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FOR RENT-NO. Ala 2D ST. NV; CENTRAL
1y located: in hrst-class condition; 12 rooms
and bath: steam heat: cannot be duplicated for
the price-S5O. IS month
1890 Corcoran ST. NV: conveniently located:
four rooms deep: ~ rooms and blth-$45 month.
Call at ofhce for keys and complete list, pub
ltshed every Monday. Let us show you plans
Of our apartments
A. r. FOX COMPANY. Established 1875
The Realty Corner" 14th at New York ave.
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ma. ave.
2 rooms, bath. 81. so
2 rooms. bath. . 16. so
1868 Wild, Or. b. fur23. so
22iS Pa av.5.b.heaf23.O 30
1907 Pa av.4r.b. hit 81 90
a Q lst q. 5r. b. ...22. 30
503A 23d. 5r. b. .21.50
sol 23d. ID. 5r. b.3.1
l Thomas. Ar, h.. .16. 50
COLORED.
1413 18th. 11r, b. 1850
119 23d, 5r. W. 1880
513 23d. 5r. W. so
134l 21th. .5r.w. .cel.13.6o
9l4 9th. 6r. W. 1870
211 G. 5r. W. IL 90
STORES.
1923 Pa ay. 1r,cel.35.50
.ouses and fats apply at
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0t. NV.
924 Express nw. .5r. 10. 30
2110 Greens ct, 5r. q. 30
APARTMENTS.
1918 Both Or. h. 40. 90
Albert. 1929 Far. b37. SO
Melwocd. ITO L,
5f. ID. 81. 30
iii 9th NV. Ar. b. .27 so
Cora. 33d & N.5r, b25 90
STORES.
1i12 9th. coal I'd. 80. 90
'-date rent bulletin.
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CUSTOM HOUSE, WASHINGTON. u. C..
May 9. 1909.
Notice is hereby given that under authority
granted by the Acting Secretary OF Commerce
and Labor and pursuant to letter from the
Commissioner Of Navigation TO the Collector OF
Customs under date Of April p. 1909 the name
OF the steamer known as Harry Randall. ;"
enrolled at the port OF Washington. district OF
Georgetown, in the District Of Columbia. Is
HOWARD 6. NYMAN,
my7.4t Collector VI CustOmo
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MOORE & HILL NNC.)
1888 G ST. NV.

CLEVELAND PARK.
~ Newark St. ar.. Oh furnished. los. 90
So3s Highland ave-, furnished, Or. aid b.. IS 90
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10Oals AZ sw, store.
5r. 81. so
G9 f sc, Or. b. ...2. 55
31:i 7th sw. 5r dat. 20. 50
4S8 i sw. Sr. b. .22.50
1914 c sw, sr, b. ..25. so
TAD 1th sc, Sr. b..fS.50
D16 r sw. 5r. W. w...14.s0
2 l. se. Or, w.....1?.SU
315 NJ NV, 6r. ". .12.5D
314 n Sc. 6r, w...12.50
30J NJ sw. 6r. W. .10.D
92S G sw. 6r. W. 1850
1857 Union sw. Sr 10. 50
1920 Union sw, 5r. 10. 50
621 X sw. 3r, w....7.50
PARKER co. unc.o,
435 ~ st. s.w.
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ALLAN f.. WALF
l412 q
1912 II. 1Sr. 3b. $3.50
1911 X I av.l2r.b. furi25
1911 RI av NV. l2r, bS5. 90
2421 11th. 10r. b. .i0.0 so
1912 W. Tor. 2b. 40. so
1890 10Th. sr. h. $3.50
Ni@ 18th NV. Sr. h35. SO
IS Fla av NV .6r. b. 80. 90
1928 G ne. 6r. b. 20. 50
2025 Wis av. 6r. b. ~. 90
81 " sw. Or. .I9.W
Send for our up-to
mel ca r. ~ 80
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LIST. Cos l4TH ST. NV.
1912 s. Tor. b. 1850
1912 X. Tor, b. .40.50
1855 Irving. Or, h. 40. 90
1897 Ore av. lUr. .b.3S. 90
439 Q NV. Or. b. 81. 50
2Ga0 K. Or. h. .22.:,G
:27 Del av. 6r. i. 20. so
:?21 Del av. g.. h. ~. 20
1885 Marion. 6r. b.16.50
1925 Duncan. Or, bl5.50
1873 y Sc. 6r. 1880
MENrs.
COLURED TENANTS.
1915 18th. 6r. b. $3.50
1873 y Sc. Or. 1850
Rosslyn. Va. sr. ;. 800
STABLES.
r S012 Fl nw.5 stls20..0
I, 1891 Marion. 2stls. 6. 90
GARAGE.
r 1929 G.st'm heat.S.00
STORES.
e012 H.sto. dw. sta. so. 90
SOS 18th. stn. lwg.3n. .nn
22J 1!th sw. .sto. .25. so
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FOR KENT-Bi H. l.. I
11iO 2lsf. Tor. h. $50. 90
1887 2lst. 10r.oh. /. rs. 90
1912 18th. Tor. 2b. h;. 90
s0I L. lIr. 2h. :. .a5. 90
1881 21st. Or. b. 80. 50
1920 nth. l0r. h. sta. 30. 90
1151 T. Tor. b. ;. .47.5O
34l1 Brown. Or. has. 10
11oa Riggs. 1ur.b $500
lIiS Ore nv. Tor. h. 45. 90
lob O. Or. h. 80. 45. 90
81 II l av. lGr. b. 40. 80
APART
1879 l4th. Or. b. As. 90
Saranac. 6r. b. :. .40.G 90
Nantucket. 5r. b. $500
1619 l.. Or. b. .35. no
Nantucket. Ar. h. .30.:50
1929 18th. Ar. h. %. 30
Jefferson, Ar. b. ..a5. 80
9 Akron. Jr. b. oo.O
1871 Q. 3r, b. fur. .28. 90
2S23 Sher av. 5r. b.1g.25
IGI Girard. 5r. b. 1850
o620 X NV. 3r. 1000
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FOR RENT
Niee Gr and b. brick dwelling. in first class
condition: only two squares from government
printing ofhce. Rent only $3.50
BOSS PHELPS nnc).
ap30-tf a10 14tf ST NV.
FOR RENT-JUST COMPLETED. 32s2a SHEIs-
man ave. NV. Mt. Pleasant: six rooms. bath.
hay window. pressed brick: concrete cellar:
large yard: only so per month. Take l1th ST.
car. get off at Kenyon ST.. walk one square
east.
JAMES ID. BURNS.
1f0l E st. ne.
Phone Lincn. $50. apI got. 10
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STO
r near 18th. year. :. 900
1871 y Y av. zoo. on
BIZ ilth nw.& ceilarl3O
el2 14th. 4 eel mo.9l.55
91i-9 z. remodel. Offer
OFFICE
1908 II. st. Or. 3d.:sO. 90
14n3 II. st. 3r. 4f.23. 90
S1I-Sl3 1ith. 2d a. $50
61i-s1e 14th. single
rooms. $l3.5 so to IT.50
STAI
liza Conn ay. -. m
itt2 Oregon ..12.5o
sAo1 Belmont II I'M
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-08

on March q to hold an equity session Of the
court. In the matter OF the conviction Of
Charley johnson upon q charge Of uniaw-
fully having liquor in his possession with
the intention OF selling II, a motion for a
new trial has been filed. and II Il Is denied
sentence viii be pronounced when the judge
comes up In March.
In the case OF Emma Barnum against
Henry Barnum, asking for a divorce on the
grounds OF desertion and n~onsupport, the
petition of the plaintiff was granted. and
che was given the custody OF the minor
children.
The case against George OdeIl on a charge
Of drunkenness was dismissed upon motion
of the county attorney.
Charles Saucermsn. charged with stealing
pats from D.. IL. Burke. pleaded guilty and
was fined 500.
Frank Johnson, the ~17-year-old lad who
robbed some stores at Clarks a few weeks
ago, pleaded guilty and was ordered com
United to the reform school at Kearney.
The jury in the suit Of ]. E. 'Dorshimer
against N. ID. Haddox resulted In a judg-
ment amounting to about $3.50 in favor Of
the plaintiff,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-08

and report hack in two weeks as to
kind should be constructed. Tn nesting
was addressed by several local contractors
by Mr.. Parks, Of Omaha, a paving con-
structor In all kinds and several dealers
In materials used In paving.
TECUMsEyH-At a public meeting held
mt the Commercial club rooms the senti-
ment Of citizens there gathered seemed
TO be highly In favor Of retaining the fair
srounds. for public use. Suggestions were
offered having In view the purchase OF the
rounds from the fair association by either
the county or city, and some OF the public
spirited stockholders of the society even
offered TO donate their Interests with ad-
ditlonal cash offerings in case the grounds
and building could be made the property
Of either the county or city. A meeting Of
the stockholders will be held on February
10, when II Is thought arrangements can be
made to keep the grounds for public use
and to provide for the debt. The matter OF
sewerage for Tecumseh was discussed at
length at the same meeting. letters from
Adna Dobson, OF Lincoln, state engineer,
were read. and arrangements are going to
be made to have the gentleman come to
Tecumseh and look the ground over.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-08
Nebraska News Notes.

WYMORE-A rumor is current that II
the Union Pacific builds into Wymore In
the spring the sheep yards at Burnham,
Neb., near lincoln. will be moved here.
WYMORE-The Brotherhood Of Railway
trainmen will Civ their annual dance the
"a OF FEBRUARY. Bruses orchestra, OF
Lincoln, has been engaged for the occasion.
OsCEoLA-whtle john p. Head was St
the Methodist Episcopal church some one
broke into his house and got away with a
gold watch a revolver: ana a gas pyer
belonging to his son Ralrh.
GUIDE RoCK-Miohael Sheeiey died
this afternoon at AIS O'Clock. He was IS
years Of age ana had been III for several
three daughters. He wa3 an old soldier.
GUIDE RocK-Bd. Doyle was severely
kicked by a horse at. Burrss livery barn,
where he is employed. His nose was
broken ana his head and face bruised and
cut. One finger Is broken. II. Is feared ne
Is injured internally.
CENTRAL CITY-The long expected
game In the local Young Mems Christian
bushes men and clerks was played OFF.
Thursday night. the clerks winning by the
decisive score OF Is to -
wYMoRE-It is rumored that an effort
company TOR 5000 to bring water to this
city from the springs north of Blue
Springs. II IL thought Blue Springs viii
sell a riEht-of-way for a main through the
oscEoLA-Polk county physicians held
their annual meeting at Osceola and elected
these officers: George b. Potter OF shelby.
president; +. W. WoepDel OF Polk, vice.
president; l. NJ. Shaw. NJ. d.. Of Osceola.
secretary-treasurer; and C. A. Anderson
delegate 10 the state convention.
CENTRAL CTTY-Judge Peterson issued
the following marriage licenses this week:
January DO Joseph l. Brown 70 Viola M.
watts. both parties residents Of MeFrick
county: February 3. Nicholas T.. Barrett to
Jennie Celborn. both OF Nance county,
February 5. John Dush OF Platte county TO
Victoria Staraskin OF Merrick county.
GRAND IsL4AND--At a meetineof the
petitioners for paving the business section
Of the city President Ryan OF the CONNER
cial club was authorised to appoint a com,
mittaa OF ten further 10 in~yesfiGats Davins
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-08

less telesrsphy has become commercially
feasible with the results that dozens Of
so-cailcd wireless telegraph companies are
already in the field with the glitterinE adj
vertisements offering tsock for sale. 1t is
TO be feared" he continued. that the re-
suit Of the efforts of Mr.. Binns to call aid
to the fated Republic viii be that mapy
lndiscreet persons OF small means will &c
lnveigled to investing in the stocks of these
companies OF which the great majority
will follow in the wake OF so many get
rlch-quick schemes. The general public
should be very careful in how they in
vest in propositions OF this kline OF which
they can OF necessity have no knowledge"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-08
Benson.

Jack Williams returned last Monday from
a trip TO Lusk, Wyo.
B. Ruffner left last Wednesday for a
few days trip TO Chicago.
Miss Rose johnson left last Sunday for
O visit in Washington, Neb.
Miss Agnes Nelson returned on Tuesday
from a trip to Wyoming, Neb.
w. E. Yarton has located in Benson and
has gone into the real estate business.
The Eagle lodge will give a valentine ball
at the auditorium next Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. D.. e. Smith are making a
two weeks visit with their son in Elliot,
Iowa.
Mrs. r. p. Anderson had as guests last
week Mrs. s.. A. Lewis and her son, Sam
Arion.
John Boerman left for Des Moines last
Monday, where he will remain for the
winter.
The Benson Dancing club gave another
dance last Friday evening at the Odd Fell
lows hall. ~
Mrs. Latky of Lexington, Neb., was a
guest of Mrs. II. Lancaster a couple of days
last week.
w. r. Corkill OF Baldwin, kan, is a
guest at the home of e. o. Butler for a.
short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Snyder. entertained
last Sunday for MIR. and Mrs. A. Kramer
of Canada.
H. Greenough spent a day last week at
the home of L. Proux, returning home on
Wednesday.
MISS hund OIedl mas IluiSutu HeT CouISc
at the state normal of Peru and has re-
turned home.
f. A. Borneman has returned from his
work for the Union Pacific railroad at
Johnstown, Pa.
Miss Elsie Krisel. formerly OF Benson,
was married to II. w. Isenhauer OF Omaha
last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swoboda of Omaha were
guests at dinner last Sunday at the home
Of Mrs. Dollie Trotter.
Miss Marjory Rood came home to spend
the eek-e last week from Brownell Hall,
where she is in school.
Miss Leila Anderson has returned home
from Omaha, where she spent a few days
at the home Of her sister.
o. d. Fielding returned to his home in
Chicago on Friday, after a short visit at
the home of George Snell.~
Miss Nellie Bentlay of Davenport. Ia,
was a guest last week at the home OF
and Mrs. A. d. Reig1e.
Mesdames Maggie and Lang and Miss
Freda Lang of Omaha were guests today
at the home OF w. II. Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Swanson have moved
on a farm near Cherokee, Ia, where they
will make their future home.
w. ]. Culkins is I'm New York City on &
buying trip for Brandeis & Sons Of Omaha
He will be gone about ten days.
Mrs. James McGarry left last Saturday
for her home in ImOgene, Ia. after a two
weeks visit at the Degan home.
Mrs. K. L~iljenstolpe entertained las,
Tuesday for Mrs. Swanson of Omaha and
Miss A. ISLANDER of Dennison. la.
Miss Beda Bergland n william,
Gestring of Omaha were guests last Sun
day at the Conrad Swanson home.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-08
PENSION FOR EX-PRESIDENTS
Bill introduced I'm House Provides for
Payment Of $4,000 a Year
for Life.

WASHINGTON, Feb. T-Afrlcan hunts
and magazine writing will not be neces-
sary as the occupations Of ex-presidents OF
the United States II a bill introduced by
Representative Volstead Of Minnesota be
enacted. This measure provides a pension
Of $1,000 annually for every president after
he leaves the White House. No duties will
be required Of the retired chief executive,
but if he should again be elected to the
highest office in the gift OF the people his
pension would cease during his term OF Of
flee. The bill does not provide, however.
that the pension win cease IL the ex-presi-
dent shoald accept the office OF United
states senator or any other federal office.