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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-11-04

Publication Office:
800 FOURTH STREET, COR. BROADWAY
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-11-04

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TONS Writer'S name must be known to the
editor, but not necessarily for publication.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-11-04
ghe $ismartk Tribnae.
BY M. n. JEWELL

Every Morning, except Monday, and Weekly
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-11-04

Telephone Business Office, so; Editorial sod
Local, IL.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-19
National Cost of Indians.

From 1889 to 1909 the government
Of the United States spent. $lf4,1S2,.
sO7 in caring for tho Indians Of the
countrv Yet. according TO sentiment
.alists. the government has robbed ant
oppressed the aborigines during al
these wears. The truth is that while
the governments Indian policy has
not at all times been wise in the prac-
tical sense, it has always been most
generous.
There was no precedent for hand
ling the North American Indians. \
savage. slothful. nomadic race, band
ed together i'm powerful tribes. simp-
le-minded, trcacherous and cruel, they
impeded at every step, from the Al
lantie to the Pacific and from the
lakes to the gulf, the progress Of /
nizntion. individual white men haze
too often dealt with them with cruelty
ana injustice. but the white man $
government has dealt with them gem
erouslN, If at times severely.
From the days of Massasoit and
King Phillip to those OF Geronimo
and Chief Joseph, the government has
dealt with them generously whenever
armed opposition to the advant-
their armed opposition to the advance
Of civilization has been overcome. Per-
haps the millions of dollars spent in
caring for them during the l26 years
provided little of permanent
value to a vanishing race--a race Of
d~o-naughts and wastrels. But the
money has been spent, nevertheless,
according to methods that, at the time
wisest and best. And still the
problem is with us. Portland
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-19
BUILDING
IN TERRITORY
HERE
.ILFELD COMPANY MAKES
DEPOT AT THIS POINT
Surveyors at Work Fixing Lines
and Construction viii Start
in Next Sixty Days. To Cost
Over 100000,

When q corps Of railway surveyors
from San Mareial yesterday began the
work Of designating the lines for the
property leased by the Charles HELD
company from the Santa Fe railway
between Copper and Tijeras avenues.
On Railway and First streets. II be-
came known that within the next sixty
days, the Held company Will begin
the erection Of the largest single
building in New Mexico, devoted to
wholesale business.
The structure viii be OF r%e-inforc-
cd concrete and with the side tracks
and platforms. viii occupy an entire
block. Officers OF the Ilfeld company
declined TO discuss the matter ut much
length yesterday. but it was learned
on absolutely reliable authority, that
the llfeld company will make this city
a depot from which it will supply the
string Of stores it now operates in
portions of New Mexico and
That 1t VIII Increase by several times
the stock It now carries and will like
~ open a number Of new stores.
II Is known that the new building
proper Will be 200 feet by II feet with
n basement under the entire floor,
constructed also Of cement The struc-
VIII be two stories in height and
viii be modern i'm every way.
The contract for the building has
been let but It is said. the com
pany is now conducting an inVcstiga-
ton in the east, MS to the construction
md arrangements Of large wholesale
houses, with the view to adopting the
most modern building methods.
The Santa Re railway company has
'ontracted to build switches and
racks as designated by the Held
'OmpanY and these tracks were laid
nut yesterday 50 that construction
work can hc started at any time. The
field company has a long time lease
IN the property.
Included in the building will be a
old storage plant. ample to accommo-
y train load of perishable freight
There will De many other mod
methods Of handling all kinds OF
merchandise, as now used BY The biz
holcsalers of the east.
The cost uf the building has not
cen made public hut II is said to cN-
ced 100000 for the building alone,
Without any OF the accessories
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-19
IMMENSE INCREASE
IN TRAFFIC At
TUCUMCAR|
CARS HANDLED
IN YARDS IN APRIL
600 Cars Handled Daily in May
So Far Tucumcari and Mem
phiS Line viii Do Large
Business,
Especial corr..o.nd.nc. to nornIn. J.ur..lI

Especial torrssDsndencs 10 Morning J.urpslI
Incumcart, y. NJ, May 17.-Tucum-
carl Is becoming one or the most i'm.
portant railroad terminals in the
southwest. The business Of the rail
roads AT this point has stcadily in
creased until today more freight ears
are handled here than at any point
south OF Kansas CITY.
The record FOR the month Of April
shows that there were 5000 ears
handled in the Tucumcari Yards. and
that nearly LOO engines were turned
AZ THIS point. During tho month
there vas not al any time n cuugcs-
ton OF cars or any delay Of freight.
Thu Tucumcari News" SAYS. The
Rock Island is 50 well equipped that
" the freight business should increase
100 per cent the company can handle
II NTH casc and dispatch The
month OF May seems 20 far, to he
ahead Of April Something over 600
cars have been handled daily.
The increase Tor April over the
same month OF last year MAS $40
cars and 20l engines. The opening
oi the Tucumcari and Memphis viii
greatly increase the business of
freight. Dawson has secured y com
- AAA -Ab-A AIilieAl= I'll y J.. lIAll@
road twenty ears of coal per day to
be delivered at Big Springs, Texas.
and this coal VIII go ovor the r q
NJ road with the opening Of the r.
& NJ, a ear ~ steamer freight direct
from New York to FL Paso Via CAL
cnme ovef that rond IN the
'utnrc all OF the New York freight ia
Pnso and points on the T. p 4 =.
w win pass through rucumeari Owen
he r. q VI
Since last SUNDAY regular freight
rains have been runnins over the
lpw road. Although the road hht
rot completed it's wells nlohs the
Inc, IL has i've water ears that carry
'tch 10000 gsllons or water ana
Nlth these Is supplying the engines 80
hat va delay is likely to occur.
Freight from the southern territory
hat formerly went via Dalliaft. nov
~ Turumcart, and the perish
bic grpods atc received here ,fnd Then
hipprd east
NeW crews ARE being put On nearly |
day, and new men are added tps
office force. with the beginning
Il passenger traffic ON the r.. " NJ.
'hieh commences the 18Th. there
III be added To- the working force az /
'ast two more crews. The contract
fi the lffNNnH pf'itlf 10 INlllSh the
and Pacific q train of coal
day. and the coal necessary for
he T. a VI. road, viii ncccssitate tho
utting on of another crew on the
'awsou branch OF the southwestern.
With the rapid Increase in railroad
usincss and the fact that Tucum-
tri has now the best railroad fncili-
cs of amy point Ia the southwest.
lts point may be expected to attract
attention OF the wholesale world
y being M of the best, 10 not the !
d~estributinr point south OF kan :
as city. with her cheap coal it viii ,
't De many wears before Tucumcart I
ill also lac sought as an ideal place :
~ the location of manufacturing en- ;
A broom factory and a :
oolcu min arc some of the things ,
vat will naturally he located here be- !
wise 11lcumcari grows tho broom ,
I'm and the Wool In her own terri \
f,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-19
HEAVY RAIN MEANS
HARD MONEY TO
THE FARMERS
Soaking Showers All Tuesday
Night Followed by More Gen.
eraI Rain Yesterday All Bad
y Needed in Territory

Following a steady soaking rain
which fell all Tuesday night and
which was general over the central
part Of tue tcrijtoi}, general rains
were c%hrouicled again last evening
and Albuquerque received onother
good wetting. The rain came in time
90 avert What might have Developed
into a serious drouth III many scr
tons and was heavy and gencfai
enough 10 assure good crops livery
where. Us erect on the grass on the
ranges win BE- magical and il has
practically put the stock men and
iatmcrs both dry mud moist, on Easy
street for the summer. Tho rains
we're particularly appreciated over In
the fstancid valley.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-19
UMBRELLA GRABBER Is
FINED TEN DOLLARS
T.. D. Walker Pays for the Fun lie
nad lntcrfcrin. with Passcr-by
Tuesday Night: Foe Much Comet
IrZz.

y. J walker, arrested Tuesday
night because he had imbibed too
many comet fiazcs and had attempted
to Wrest i'm umbrella from an unsus-
peeting passer-by, was fined ten dol
mrs and costs By Judge Craig in POI
lice court Yesterday morning. Walker
penitent ON the moufners'
bench and said hat he did not know
rhat he was doing when he tried 10
take the rain protector away from
supposed friend
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-19
BILL GRANTS LAND TO
PROFESSOR LOWELL TO
EXTEND STAR GAZING
Morning Journal bureau,
6l3 Munsey building,


NAANNAtANaA'iAH w. Lf nNAN ANH
a hill granting certain lands i'm tho
'ocouino national forest tn Arizona
fof observatory purposes, has passed
tho house also has been i%aNorahlN
reported to the senat It's final pass
will bee effected within a few days.
The nNl grants TO PerciNal Lowell
onc section uf land iu the territory ot
Arizona Immediately adjacent Ia the
Lowell observatory. Tor observatory
purposes during the life of said Low
ell and upon his death 10 his heirs
and assigns. and provides that the
land shall revert To- the United States
~ the observatory is removed or abau-
duned. The hin also reserves TO The
the United States an the merchautahlc
Timber Ulon the land granted aud thc
right tp cut and remove the same. The
land granted WAS at the time the uh-
scrNatorN VAS crested the property of
the santa fe Railroad company.
which was willing 90 convey the same
goo AR. lowell, hut was unable to do
ST.. owing to the tact that il was under
contract 1" ~fclinquish same to the
government subsequently, the land.
Nlth other land was, hN executive or
a.r, embraced within the limits OF the
~fn lttncisen Mountain Forrest Rc-
s'rte Doe lame having hcru r~clinuuish-
tn ht cHNerHm mont The section
oi lfnd hereAa sfante1 is unmclosed
aui 81 heiug acuudcd uf it's vegetation.
IiS condition in this respect IS in
tnffh'u contrast fu trt inciuspd land
Alr'adN en ned ANA used Tor ohscr,a-
nurnts~fs
iiff NeTk of thls nhserN8tor, is we'll
su"Hu throughout the world and iS
followed with deep Interest los thc
-feat'~t astronomers Among the nu-
7''f'Ns f~r,oenitiens 90 It's great value
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-19
viii Recommend
the Neal Cure
Aftcr Taking the Cure lie Saws That
II l. MI That l. Claimed
Tor IL.

la "a personal letter to state SEN
''"f James L. Bruce. Atlantic. Iowa.
81 patient SAYS
am perfectly satisfied with the
Ne'I Three Day Drink Habit Cure.
ana after taking it I know hat il
Is ai that you claim for il. l shall
take pleasure in recommending IL to
others whenever the opportunity pre-
srnts.
"iSiencD
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-19
Sorry He Did Not
Take the Neal Before
Tod Bless You. MIR. Bruce. fur
Your saving OF Men With
tllc Neal Cure

"A grateful patcnt. writing to state
senator Jemes e Bruce. Atlantic.
Iowa. says.
lhe "niN thing that 7 ann sorry
ior Is inat } did not take the Neal
before. and I cannot saw enopyh e,,.
~ wonderful results God bless Won
"' hf"ee fer Your saving of mei,
With The Neal Cure
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-19

~ 1870 for loss Of property sustain
I'd by him at the hands Of the Navajo
Indians On or about the first day Of
October, iS62. The bill provides that
the court of claims be given jurisdic-
ton to investigate and Try the case
under b Tucker act. irrespective or
the indian depredations act.
The senate has confirmed the APP
Of Lucy =. Waring to be
postmaster at Aztec, y. NJ.
Fannie Elliott has been
ed postmaster at Felix. Chaves county.
n. NJ.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-19
Institute or Home Treatment is Given
Drink Was Getting
The Best of Him
lie Drauk a Quart of Whisky a Dan
and Nss About "AI In"
state senator James T.. Bruce.

state Senator James r.. Bruce.
Atlantic. Iowa.
Before 1 took the Neal Thrc, Dsv
Drink Habit cure 90 night my arms
would eo 20 steep. for my blood ala
not circulate right. and n muscles
H. my less didn't work right the,
were stiff could not sleeu and had
ho appetite for food. 1 drank a ut,ft
ot whisky 20 day and lived upon the
effects of The stimulant My condi-
uon and appearance is So changed
that you would not know m, now
-"tSi2ne,l
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-19
ARB|TRATORS HEAR
MOST TELLING
ARGUMENT
Wives Of Railroad Employees
Present Family Account Books
to Prove Cost of Living Has
Scared Beyond Reason,


Chicago May l1.-Wivcs pf cnsi-
ncers today submitted their family ac-
count books in au effort to establish
their contention that IL is Impossible
70 make both ends meet to the arr
lltration board that Is trying to settle
the wage dispute between the $1,000
employees and forty-ninc railroads
west ot Chioago.
Mfs. Marion oliver of Chicago
placed the following comparison be-
the board
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-19
GETTING READY FOR
GOVERNORS VISIT
At ROSWELL
AUTOMOBILE ESCORT
WILL MEET JUDGE MILLS
Entertainment win Have Dis
tinctIy Military Flavor Sec
ond Crop Of Apple Blossoms
Makes Appearance ON PecosI
Especial Correspondence 10 NsrDIas Journail

Especial correspondence 10 Msrnins Joarnail
Roswell y NJ Mag a. An unof-
fetal program has been made out n
he events of public Interest during
the coming visit - Governor MINIS
opening on Monday Mas 20 Four.
teen people VIII be IN thc governors
party They come from SANTA f. to
Torrance nn the View Mexico Central
railroad and viii there De mot bt am
escort ~ Roswell people in antomo-
hiies and eill be brought from for
ran'" io Roswell. "a distance of Tot
miles. over The auto matl stage route
Lunch VIII be taken 90 The HALFWAY
house ana the parts Win reach ftos-
veil ~ $50 that evening. Tpon the
arrival ~ the governor q three DAYS
program will be st1rted TIM uill
keep him busy eNef4 moment Of his
stay, AZ follows
Monday. Ma, -.
80 D. ~ salute bv Battery "A
$50 j. "a -Breepiion at the ar
mprA TO which the whole public Is
Invited ending with Il grand ban
Taesds,. Ma, ~.
= SO ~ M salute ia governor ht
battalion of the Nen Mexico Military
Institute
SION IN pfill =, cadets
lltoo a. ~ ~lnspeoiion by tdiu-
tent Orneral As Efoakos. at The
National GnHrd 81 New Mcxfeo.
1900 IA Lun ID 40 tho home of
rN-fioYernpr iler tft j. HagcrmAn.li
~ Spuih SprinE rlneh. /
90 y m. Esrpft ~ lllnrs. b3 H
20 military institute P,
80 y M Battalion review bs
me governor ana staff
30 y m Smoker Tor governor i
ANA staff at Commercial club !
10 90 T. "a SAN ut MiiitnrS In i
s'it.ute 2y'nnasiuni, being tno flpsl +
Dall ~ che schsui year /
Wednesday,. Mn ~. Z
fbtVV q ~ street lNff1dr lN lfHt h
nnd hnttuiiun ~ Military Il
Institute. K
~ m "a I q "a Llmli III c,ean a
~ club atfi at Eik'e rlNb faf differ /,
members 81 rho party h
20 y ~ standardization parade atfh
Military Institute a
20 p m Graduating exercises Il
e Military institute public Invited hi
Mad Dog Shot. h.,
- " titeinrr shot and KILLED
nnd dng in HE pnrlof az Ills homo n
'ete last niHht. Just ns the anlmal ID
'as making q rush - him The dog 10
"a large shepherd and had been
family pet ior g ,rar tie Nts seen
"a ave symptoms of iubius nnl o.
.hen feund Was iu the parlur As G.
~ Greinef entered tho room she q
made Ton him u topk three b
tftF from "a Six shooter 10 klll him Z,
Narrow Escape From Drowning.
MI amt Mis- W A. Johnson had -
marrow escape from drowning MI
be hottomifss inkes southwest of 7
'ntMrH. Yesterday They we're in "a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-19
DAUGHTER OF FAMOUS
TUNNEL BUILDER HERE

Miss McAdoo. daughter Of William
McAdoo. builder of the famous tun-
mel beneath the Hudson river in New
York. spent Tuesday here, leaving for
Silver city, whore she will meet her
brother. who has been spending the
winter in Luna and Grant counties
for the benefit Of his health. Miss
McAdoo was accompanied by DR.. -.
NJ. Riordan of New York. who is the
family physician. She viii return to
Albuquerque In a few days, accom-
panied by her brother. and will re-
main here for several weeks.
How II Happened.
Seems TO me occasionally benr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-19

your daughter play strains Of classic
al music.
yes. indeed. They're setting some
OF the old classics TO ragtimc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-19
INDICTMENTS By
GRAND JURY At
CARR|zOzO
Report Recommends Auto
Drivers Give Teams the Best
Of 1T Court Arrives From
Roswell to Dismiss jury
Especial correspondence 10 s,ora,a. journal,

iHP''iAl 'orfrAD"nde""e 10 Morufns Journal
Carrtloro, ~ NJ. May 1G-Judge
VIM II. Pope, chief Justice. arrived
~ fnrrizozo tonight at eight o'clock.
The grand jury had been in session
Tor ten DAYS aud Was prepared to re-
port ana Judge Pope had come from
Roswell 70 hear their report and dis
miss them James j. linton. Fore
man If Corona. returned q report Of
iort} ~one true bills. and eighteen no.
bllls ihe grand jury has been work
ing without - Judge IN attendance
owing to the Illness 81 judge Afford
Cooley. Major W. II. IellcwIlvn.
district attorney has had the iurt in
O hafge, with Harry h Dawson ns
clerk.
The epurt covers 4 number If roc
ommendations. The Justices OF the
peace Of the county were prillcd for
nnsfstemntie methods IN preparing
then pap,rs and the Judge Was asked
Ia Investigate the proceedings OF tho
various Justice courts.
The committee from the grand
fury appointed to Investigate the
conditions 1T county Institutions, re-
ported the temporary latl nt eatrilozu
tn a sanitary condition and after caro-
ful inTegtiRatinn at Treasurer r. w
Wutson's hooks reported the same IN
good condition, showing a balance on
Mas fst of "$5I751,5Q The grand
hurry recommended that cnrc be taken
automobile owners meeting u team
allow the driyor to pass on the
.cit Judge Moeham of the third dis
riot viii arrive on Monday evening
mi take up the criminal docket 1'urs-
iaN, MaN lith. a large docket rs be
ore the court and it is anticipated
hat there viii be four more weeks Of
curt here
Judge Pope returned to Roswell i'm
urdiHteiy after hcNrinE the grand
report and dismissing the mem
A touch Of rheumatism, or a twlnge
u neuralgia. Whatever the trouble is.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-19

u wonder d. Nero really hddied
when Rome hurned9"
Maybe hc iid. Maybe u was his
first opportunity To- hold an audience.
re did his specially while they watch
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-19

Meat BE- Too expensive to cat. cah-
NaE~ Is nearly a luxury, ~ We cam &
afford Geo huN anything but the cheap
go ct clothing concluded Mrs. OLE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-19
LDe MerDS From Mew Mexco and Arizona
What's Doing all Over the Great Southwest

on address ou socialism ln Demiug TO-
morrow night
John McTcer Is lust back from a six
weeks siav in Kentucky.
Messrs S|olignac and Lesbos are
cutting their alfalfa this week.
Frank 81 Brown. agent for "a build
lug and loan association, has opened
an office IA Demine.
Miss Elizabeth Waddlll has gone to
Las cruces 10 spend % rev weeks with
relatives there.
Chamberluin's stomach and Liver
Tablets VIII clear The soul stomach.
sWeeien the breath and create u
healthy appetite They promote the
flow OF gastric juice. thereby Undue
Ing good digestion. Sold by an drug
EIsta.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-20
BUSINESS CHANCES

WANTED-Partner with $15,-
600 to invest in a thoroughly
equipped automobile and gar
age repair business in Omaha;
good business and established
reputation; stock of merchan-
disc, machinery and fixtures,
inventory $4,000. Splendid op-
portunity for man who means
business. Write Immediately.
Address C-399"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-20
DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICES.

The funeral of Miss Bessie Chambers will
be held from tho family residence. 2sO2
North Twenty-fifth street, Sunday after
noon, at 8 o'clock Attendance by invitation
only. Please omit flowers.
CARAMELLO, Simon, aged SO, at Tucson
Ariz.
Funeral from family residence 22l7 S
18th ST., Sunday, March 90 at 2l5 p. m,
to St. Philomenas church, 10th and VIII
liam, at p. m. lnterr ent Holy Sepulcher
cemetery.
ROGERS-Ruth f., aged "A, beloved mother
of Charles b. Newton, departed this life,
Friday morning, March 49,
Funeral Sunday, March 20, p. M, from
residence OF son, 2509 Templeton street
Interment Forest Lawn. Friends invited
STEVENSON-Victor r., son of Orson and
Rose A, Stevenson, March Is, aged 26 years.
Funeral from Brewers chapel. March 2l,
al p. m. lnterment at Papillion.
BOuGUE-Peter H., 81 years at his home,
20S5 North Twenty-first street.
Funeral at p. m. Interment Forest
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-20
EDUCATIONAL
THE MOSHER-LAMPMAN
COLLEGE
(Continued)

Is successful because it DEVOTES
its ENTIRE TINE, and all its FORCE
and ENERGY to preparing younC peO.
pie for success.
1t devotes no time to dances, So
cials, or anything else which will de-
tract students attention from their
work. This is one reason why
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-20
THE MOSHER-LAMPMAN
COLLEGE

is turning out HIGHER GRADE
STENOGRAPHERS, BETTER EQUIP
PED BOOKKEEPERS, and more EX-
PERT PENMEN than any other school
in Nebraska.
The fact that the Mosher-Lampman
College has no side issues is one of the
reasons why the services of Mosher-
Lampman students are sought, even
before they graduate, by the best bus
iness firms in Omaha.
1t is one of the many reasons why
YOU SHOULD SELECT the MSsher-
Lampman College for your sons and
daughters to attend
Students enter at any time. Write
or phone for catalogue. Address,
MOSHER G. LAMPMAN.
18th and Farnam SITS, Omaha. Neb
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-20
W. L. Huffman Auto
Company
POPS Farnam St"
AUTO REPAIRING

"The kind that satisfies"
We don't guess at the
trouble" we know it.
After examining your car
that counts-"TINNERS"
and thinkers" that
pose as auto repair men
INCREASE your cost Of
"UPKEEP" instead of
"LESSENING" it, why
bother with them? We
can do the work RIGHT"
at the same price. WE
ARE EXPERTS, it's no
side line" with us, it's
our practical every day
work, AND REMEMBER
We keep a car for emerg-
ency calls, If you break
down" call us, we are al
ways ION the job" when
wanted. Douglas 1891.
The Paxton Mitchell Co.,
231S Harney St.
Storage, Used Cars,
Diamond Tires,*
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-20
Want nt-AdS

Advertisements for the want al
columns will he taken until ~ m. for
the evenIBG edition and uHtil $50 -
nj. for the mOrnInE and sunday edi-
items.
Cash must accompany all order" Tor
want ads aAd no advertisement VIII
be accepted for less than 70 cents Ger
first insertion.
Rates apply to either The Daily or
sunday Bee.
Always count siz VvordS 60 a iins.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-20
CARD OF THANKS.

FoF all the expressions OF sympathy and
thee eautiful floral tributes at my hus-
bahNA grave desire to convey my heartful
thanks. MRS, J. p. ELMGREN.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-20

YOU'LL FIND AS GOOD,
BUT YOU'LL PAY MORE
FOR A HAT LIKE OURS
$500. OMAHA HAT FAC
TORY, 114-16 50. 18TH ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-20
GENERAL STORE,
OPENING FOR DRUG STORE,

New town in southern Idaho, now has
one general store, newspaper. hardware
store, lumber yard and bank; big territory I;
great opportunity for twelve to fifteen
two thousand dollar stock Of drugs; unless
bank reference is given no correspondence
will be answered. Address J. T. Fisher,
RoclSland, Idaho.S