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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-08
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Wnvs Root Priua n.
, HeadinE Eamps-BurReaa-g 90.
Eats Year Printing to the Timeu
1inshart-Photograph 18Th q Farm
p. =. crsedon q sons-ooai.
Council sits - Hoard-The city council
met wednesday morning to act as a
board OF equalization to straighten out dis
putes over city taxes.
seven per cent on your money Fuaran-
teed-f2Oo to $4,000, any length of time
from six months up. Hastings & Hey
den. 1914 Harvey street
The way is Open through the Neb. Saw
ings Loan Assn TO start a fund to buy
a home; pays so per snnum: 1905 Far
man, Board Of Trade Building.
nun over By Tsam-Heavy damages
will be asked. Team insurance covers
your liability. inexpensive. Phone
Creigh, Baldrige & Co, Douglas 200
Omaha rubber Co., "E. H. spraEue.
president" tGos Harvey street. Just
around the corner" only first quality
rubbers retaied at our store. Automobile
accessories. Let us equip your auto
PionegEa 20 nIsst--The Douglas County
Pioneers viii meet Thursday afternoon al
room 30 city hall at which time tn ex-
NNhAANNN NNthNMANeH Will EGGONANAGuu n ISL
Of officers to be elected for the association
Keep all your life insurance policies,
rotes, contracts, deeds, ETC., in the bugrlar
and tireproof vaults Of the Omaha safe
Deposit and Trust Company. A private
safe for $500 a year. Street entrance 1914
Farnam street.
Street Railway wins-verdict for the
street railway company was returned by
the jury In the personal injury damage &C
ton Of Eva Belle Haight against the com
pany before Judge Sears Of the law div
sion Of the district court wednesday after
noon. Damages in the sum Of 5000 were
asked.
Looking for "Eanssr" Jones Daughter
Search for the daughter Of Ranger
Jones' famous scout and Indian fighter
of early days, has been instituted by Rich
ID. Kelly, S54 Mulberry street, Fort Collins
Colo. Letters Of inquiry have been re.
ceived BY The Bee. The daughter is be-
lievcd to be living in Nebraska.
Fined for short nEeaauro-on the charE,
OF having sold a half pint bottle Of tur.
pentine under the representation that II
was quart measure, the Omaha Pain
and Glass company, 1915 Dodge street, wa,
fined s. and costs in police court Wednes
DAY IL was charged that the paint com
pany had sold the short measure bottle tt
Mrs. H. kaufman. s412 North Twenty
fourth street, charging her Is cents. Tn,
bottle was exhibited In court
Advertising the ssals--The bllpostert
OF Omaha have put up 100 sheets about
Omaha and the suburbs advertising tn,
sale Of Red Gross seals and other organiza
lions are offering their help. The whole
salers are not only offering the stamps fol
sale and using them on their own CORE
spondence, but are also enclosing circulars
in their mail, so that all their customer
will know Of the sale. Mrs. X. r. j. Ed
holm. executive secretary OF the assooia
ton, who had charge OF the seals for Ne
braska, can be found only in the office OF
the top floor OF the Brandeis building. Al
inquiries and requests should be sent there
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-08
u. oIem beaver Banqueted.

The citizens OF the town Of Wheatland'
Wyo., met at their Boosters club to give
a banquet TO d. Glenn Deaver OF Omaha
who is sojourning with them. Mr.. Deavel
is touring that section Of the country tc
examine conditions for the publicity work
for the Burlington, and fifty men gathered
TO hear him talk about progress and rail
reading. Several prominent citizens Of the
city responded 70 toasts and the general
spirit Of progressive industry that prevails
was made manifest. The relation OF the
railroad and the Hill system TO the de-
veiopment OF the country was dwsit upon
and Mr. Beaver made q number OF suE-
gestions for needed development and I'm
provement OF that part Of Wyoming
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-08
MILWAUKEE, SHOWS INCREASE
EARNINGS Of the Road Are Larger
Than We're Expected for the
Month OF October.

October earnings on the Milwaukee road
although not as large as those OF the same
month a year ago are yet greater than
were expected by the company. The
largest surplus over the dividend require
ments since the first OF the year was
turned in By the road In spite OF the fact
that maintenance bills we're larger.
With ihs gross earnings S45,oa4 smaller
than a year ago the road spent f24l,56s
more In maintaining the property and
Sc sl5 Of this amount was In putting the
roadway In order for winter. This increase
was 2805 per cent OF the operating ratio
compared 70 E-A per cent OF a year ago,
the total operating ratio for 1910 being
67.7g per cent and for the same last year
5a.bl per cent
The final results Of thu operations Of
each month, a. they match against In
terest ana dividend requirements. appear
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-08
Mother Held to Be
Responsible for
Children's Health
Jury Returns Verdict Against Mrs,
George W; Newman for Dam
ages. for Contagion.

A mothers responsibility for the conduct
Of her children as apart from that Of the
husband and father was declared by jury
in district court Wednesday morning in
the return Of a verdict OF $1,000 against
Mrs George w. Newman. and exonera-
ting Mr.. Newman and Or. j. Alex William.
codefendants In suit brought by Charles
Coppock to collect damages for contagious
scarlet fever communicated TO his family.
Coppock alleged that because the infected
children Of the Newman's were allowed to
run abount unrestricted the disease was
communicated TO members OF his family.
The case will be appealed in behalf Of
Mrs. Newman. This action is said TO be
unique in the history Of Nebraska courts.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-08

have plenty Of opportunity 20 set on the
stand and set before the jury There was
disgust In the prosecutors tone,
IL object to the language OF the county
attorney" said Mr. Yeiser. Il want IL
noted that I object and I want It all in the
record"
The examination Of Tom Dennison was
completed at the Wednesday morning ses-
sion. Yelser sought to assan the testimony
OF the witness with reference to the nature
and properties Of dynamite
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-08
REAL ESTATE MEN HEAR ADAMS
Charles Frsdsrieig Adams Talks at
Noon wednesday before Real
Estate Exchange,

We are witnessing a general develop
ment Of the civic spirit the country over
said Z. c. George president Of the Real
Estate exchange, introducing Charles Fred
erlck Adams at the meeting OF the Com
mercial club wednesday noon. At the
speakers table We're also Edgar Allen OF
the Commercial club and President Ralph
Sunderland OF the Omaha Ad club. This
latter organiaaton was referred TO by Mr.
George, as zone OF the newest and one OF
the strongest organizations In Omaha.
Discussing the generation Of general
civic conscience. Mr.. George touched upon
the organization Of the undergraduates
Civic League" which now has chapters In
forty colleges,
Mr.. Adams address was in substance the
same as that made at the "A club dinner
He dwelt particularly upon results achieved
by the commission plan not only in finan-
cial saving. but in creation Of civic pvid'
and civic cooperation.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-08
DECLARE PAT RYAN A SUICIDE
Coroner'u Jury Returns verdict Of
rremeditatcd Death for
Curto Collector.

Pat Ryan, a curio collector who died
from gas poisoning. committed suicide, IN
the opinion OF a corners jury sitting at
an inquest held yesterday
Ryan had been In serious financial straits
the last few months.
In the dead mans room bottle sup
posed 20 have contained whisky was
found. The gas was turned on and the
windows bore evidence Of having been
carefully closed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-08
MAY HAVE THE MEDAL THIEF
Police Relieve AIHn Held for shop
liftinE is Connected with the
Library Robbery.

Library hODueEFs
Seven months after eight precious medals
were stolen from the public library. the
police now believe they have the man In
custody who committed the theft A. X.
Clark, alias Art Ritte.A who was arrested
several days ago for al robbery committees
In the Hayden Bros store. Is declared to
be the man who despAned the library and
a single medal Of sTeat value which vas
recovered through AIS arrest ID held Is
evidence against him
Clark was sententoed Monday 70 fifteen
days in jGl on the Hayden Broa' charge
II Is said be Will b. arraignod on this charge
OF robhing the llnrarys The stolen medals
were those struck c0mmemorating the
Uransm. ssissippi exposition
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-08
Three Forty-Five

KIRMAN SHAH RUG-It is on a table
here, but it would be better On floor A
little thing-but genuine-just about right
for dainty and loved bare feet. It is of the
heirlOom-h hundred year-variety gift. Carries
the within-reason price
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-08

wears and a light. broad-brimmed, soft
hat creased in the middle
Something like thisg' asked County At
torney English. taking Erdman's hat up
from tho table
yes"
Limp ~ Demonstrated.
The witness said the man he saw hmped.
In obedience TO an order ground from be-
tween Erdman's teeth Mr. Yeiser cross
examining, asked the witness to give the
jury an imitation OF the mans limp and
after witness had done 80 asked Erdman
to give the jury a sample Of his own limp
ing.
It object to that" said the county At
torney. quickly.
Mr.. Erdman isn't testifying now. you1l
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-08
Twenty-Five Fifty

BRONZE LAMP-An art electric table
lamp, not made by a New Jersey manufac-
turer who produces ten thousand of each pat
tern, but ONE lamp-an art creation. Fash
Toned in France, probably by an artist who
could not afford to buy it. Do you recall
that definition of a Bohemian9 Zone to
whom Injuries are necessity, and necessi-
ties are luxury" Price
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-08

ure-actual book space-thirty- two inches,
nine and quarter high. Bases are dollar
seventy-five; sections two seventy-f five; tops
two dollars. In stained birch or solid oak.
Total price
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-08
ERDMAN IN COURT ROOM SCENE
Defendant in Dynamite Case Angsred
at Attorney.
SHERIFF LAYS DOWN AN ORDER
Prisoner Must Keep HIS Peace Here
after-Yeiser says He VIII stay
In the Fight Despite CHI
ent's Ugly Moods.

nl-natured dissatisfaction with the con-
duct Of his defense and frequent heated
suggestions tot John o. Yeiser attorney
led Frank Erdman. on trial for attempt
to murder Tom Dennison with an Internal
machine. in a series Of court room scenes
Wednesday morning At the close OF the
morning session Sheriff Bradley gave notice
TO the defense that Erdman would there
after be seated behind counsel and di-
rectly in front of a deputy sheriff.
Il do not interfere with you in the trial
Of the case, but I am not going TO have
any more such scenes In this court room
so long as l am sheriff, he declared
Cursing to further emphasize his dlssat-
isfaction, Erdman violently criticized Mr..
Yeiser for his method at a recess.
From the time the recess ended until the
noon adjournment Erdman criticized his
attorney almost constantly Time after
time Erdman, who sat behind Yeiser
leaned forward and impatiently demanded
the reason why Mr.. Yeser did not ask this
or that question. When Mr.. Yelser would
object to some question asked by County
Attorney English on direct examination the
defendant would lean forward and growl
lection be withdrawn.
Mr.. Yeiser's changed attitude led some
persons IN the court room to form the be-
lief that he viii withdraw from the case
before the trial is finished. The attorney
said he would not quit the case and AZ
| tempted to excuse Erdman by saying the he
is nervous and excited from his long con-
finement in jail
WffhdravvaI Vmnn1-f6U.
Judge Estelle, when the possibility OF Mr..
Yeiser asking permission to withdraw was
suggested to him. said
| 1T has been done in certain circum-
stances, but this case has gone so far that
/ would not permit an attorney to with
draw now"
|. When Camden seibert, town marshal OF
! Louisville, Neb., testified he believed he
saw the defendant in Louisville a few days
| before the finding OF the dynamite suit
case on the Dennison porch County Attor.
ney English asked question carrying the
| suggestion that at the time he was In
Louisville Erdman might not have beer
! wearing glasses, as he is I'm the cour,
ROOM and the change may hamper identi-
| fication in SOME degree.
Erdman jumped to his feet, snatched hi,
/ spectaoles from his face and glared into
| the face of witness The witness still re-
fused to say positively he saw Erdman in
Louisville, but swOre that he is almost
certain he did. He said the man he saw
wore light suit such as Erdman usually
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-08
Twelve Dollars

LEATHER TABLE COVER-A whole
hide, tanned in soft brown coloring, pressed
into pebble leather, chased in a semi scroll
design that is not duplicated Price
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-08

follows the first dose Of DIT. Kings New
Life Pills, the painless regulators that
strengthen you. Guaranteed. &c For sale
by Beatou Drug CO.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-08
Twenty Dollars

STATUARY-Touching upon art-there
are about one hundred pieces Of statuary in
this store-not copies-art in its original
concept from the Bohemian living Latin
quarter that lends that peculiar fascination,
and attracts visitors to Paris. Those people
breathe their art-laden atmosphere into their
work-the lives they lead, thoughts they
think, the dream-shapes of fanciful creative
minds, fashioned into solid marble realities
There is one example on our second floor
Thought" by G. Berri. Come and look at
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Synopsis Of Chapters Already Published

Dr. Hargreave. the most eminent sur
geOn in New York. receives a mysterious
telephone message demanding his scrE-
ices In matter OF lies and death" lie
reluctantly promises 10 accept the case.
4 little later an automobile drives up
10 the door and gentleman, introducing
himself as Mr.. LaWlOr explains that the
case has to do with "a member OF his
household over in Jersey lie promises
10 pay without question any hOuUlrlUm
the doctor may demand. The great sur
geon, accompanied by LaWlOr. is driven
10 a ferry, and then, having accepted a
cigar from his client. falls asleep.
When he awakens be discovers that he
has been kidnapped. and is a prisoner in
bungalow In the midst of q great forest.
Just as Lawlor has begun 20 throw
some light on the mystery of what is 20
be done he receives a mysterious let
ter, which leaves him trembling.
DIT. HargreaNe essays "a walk through
grounds surrounding his prison house aad
comes upon a mysterious paper which
nuttered from a tree. lie discovers he is
Swallowed by Cash.
Lawlor confesses that he is wanted for
the murder OF a young girl. and that
the operations or Samson are for the
purpose Of experiment in transmission
which. in the event OF success, might be
performed on LawlJr himself. so as 20
disguise him effectively from The eyes OF
The police Aargreaye is astouuaeG at
the bold plan 90 defeat the ends OF JUS
ice, but agrees TO help LaWlor-
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PERSONAL

PERSONAL
Have You Tried ~
HeHmann'S Famous Ginger Ale.
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES.
II your dealer can't supply you.
PHONE L 12Sl-I9s2
A. G. HERMANN. 75o-I5l 10Th 81. 5. 2.
WANTED-Send postal TO the man who pays
the most for siigA.ly worn garments and
shoes. N GREENBFRG, SJf 81 81 $. W
GEORGE W. STONE. JR.
Dealer IN all kinds OF empty barrels and
casks. See mr. before you buy or sell Phone
NJ sos. O0iC- 80 Water 81. $. ".
JOSEPH p. BURKE. As eth S. W. Regis
tered plumber and Gasftter. JOJbing prompt
ly attended 20. Estimates given Telephone
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WANTED-SALESMEN

SALESMAN 10 call on the confe~+fo7e-,
ana grocery trade good position. salary ana
commission BOX 133. Times Office
AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN yvitb auto
mobile for real estate Office Excellent o.
tory party
ROBERT z. HEATER u2-nz Colorado
Bldg Phone Main SO. Phone Main as
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WORKNGMEN'S WANTS

WORKINGMEN-Go5d salabIe stock is
scarce and hard 20 get, but we have a fine
stock OF slightly used tailored suits. s. 90 SIC.
one price only. JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 5ls u.
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UPH0LSTERiNG.

CPHOLSTERIoVG cabinet work. repairing.
finishing, slip covers, and screens. best
work. lowest priees- satisfaction guaranteed
JEAN AHRANO. I243 2Qth 81. Phone y. Ia
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DANCING

PROF. WYNDHAM. SIS lZth 81. y W: all
dances taught. quickest and latest methods;
any hour electric fans, open all summer
phone Main 567S
DAVIsON's. Prof and Mrs. us 6th y W.
Est 1892 Phone II s65f- Lessons any hour
classes and dances. Tues. Thur evs-
PROF. & MRS. WYNDHAM. SIG 1Zth y. W
Teach al dances Lesson 5oc. for $50
Private Lessons any hour. Phone Main 5519.
ELECTRIC FANS. OPEN ALL SUMNER
PRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL
Only one taught at a time.
Lat1s. dances two instruction.
IsI1 " Y. ave SELECT. Phone n ssh z
DANCING STUDIO. rs Eye 81. y. W.
Misses Chamberlain and Cobb, teachers so
claI dance Thursdays Phone q 5s47 7.
MRS. GLOVER. 6l3 End. Pr. lessons, SOC.
waltz g. twO-step guar. 5 lessons Class Tues.
Thurs, sat. eve. &c Phone " ll-s-
MISS COULTER. 81 Eye st. ~ ". II you
can walk I can teach YOU 70 waltz lessons
any time. J3c. Phone Main Il1g-
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FOR RENT-R0OMS
II. E-r.-----h.r-


FOR RENT-In country. two extra large
rooms on car line one fare IS per month
BON If', Times Once
Il ST \. W. 41l-Rogms on second and
third floors. s. up
9TH ST. 81 ~. zssl4-SIx unfuruished rooms;
3 80 moor. 3 second moor terms very rca-
sonable-
6TH ST. y. E. I05-Three rooms. Furnished
for light housekeeping. Until Oct I, OF
permanent
ND. AVE y T.. 61s-Two bright second
roor rooms. convenient. gas. 81; without.
SO
GRESHAM PL-, TsS-Three uafuruished
rooms. second floor Light. heat, and bath.
price SO per month
o ST. y W. 1204-Two flats second and
third floor. three rooms each ard bath.
rooms al 'front.' light housekeepins5 reason
able
9TH ST. S. E. IIIz-Three large, convenient.
and newly paperec rooms. red ucco price
I for the summer, light housekeeping
10TH ST y. K. 530-Three UufGrnlshed
rooms; gas and bath. light housekeeping
near cars. SIS.
MASS AVE y. E. IeO-Three unfurnished
rooms. with bath and gas SIS. Call after
p m
Il ST y. E. sJ5-TwO large second floor
front rooms heat, gas, bath, and tele-
phone. N5 a month
MASS. AVE y E. S02-vyvo nice, bright.
front rooms. suitable for light h0usekeep-
1 ing, -coa condition
ID 81. n. T.. I03-Three large. cool rooms.
win heat and gas, near Capitol and Ii
braT--
Sd ST. y. z, 3-Eckingtoa-Two large.
cool rooms houseHeeping, $40 per month
STH ST. y W. sI5-Tygo rooms Tor 4slr
h. useSeePins; bath back porch; reasonable
rent.
GTE ST y. W. 515-Two large cool rooms.
second noO- front. reasonable.
10TH ST. " W. IlI5-Three unfurnisbed
rooms and bath: price SIS
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FOR RENT-GARAGE
CLAiRVOYANTS

FOR EENT-Fne new garase- III Eucr
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LOST AND FOUND

THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES have been
turned IN and may Dee had by proving prop
erJy- WASHINGTON TERMINAL co.
bundle packages bracelet.
1 box. . suitcases. ! par gloves
9 coats. books hin
vaIises. ! cur button. bank
: umbrellas. / cane. porketbnoks.
LOST-Saturday evening. on Pa ave. be
tween ZIst - and Washington circle gold
bracelet set with three small diamonds. MID
die one missing. The name EullCe cuEIdF-
cd inside. Reward II returned 10 SL "a
LOST-Watch fob. lax solid gold. small
buckle, between Times office and Union
Station. Reward % returned TO e. r. RAN
DALI care The Washington Times
LOST-Pair light trousers, between 9 and 10
Reward If returned 90 lZ- SIN 81 y w
LOST-EIaex PURGE containing check Tor SIS
and s. bill. small silver. Return 10
SWARTZELL- BtiEFM q 90.
LOST-S45, al Kann's. between shoe and up
hOlsJery depts.. behind stairway. Liberal
reward. 1871 y Cap 81
LOsT-On Great rails * Ola Dominion car,
Tuesday morning. camera in leather case.
Reward % returnet % 20. Bond Bog
LOsT-BIack Cocker Spaniel. male. tag No.
662s Return 70 1909 Vermont ave.
LOST-Ysllow and white bulldog, clipped
ears. answers 70 name OF Jack Reward
81 Nd. ave. s IS.
LOST-Fox terrier lfemaIel; white. brown
face Reward 20 ID 81 n W
LOST-GoId medal on watch fob. between
American League Park and navy yard Re
ward. ~ ION 81 5. r
LOsT-MaIe water spaniel dog. name IS
brownie brown dog. with long ears and
curly hair, tag no f6f7- Reward ~ returned
10 Owner. f. n STEIBT-L. Ills sth 81 = E
LOsT-Saturday afternoon a gold bar pin
with Ethel TrOwbridrc'' engraved on
inner side Return TO ls-l II 81. ". ". and
receive reward
LOST-An old-fashl3nea red Onyx brooch 81
"A Berry 4 Whitmure box. IN Woodward
and LOChTup's or from = ST. car. on WednCs-
day afternoon. the "a q June. Liberal re
ward. Address 1I62 CIrc0ran r..
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RAT EKTERMINATOh

THEY MUST DE outside n you use ny rat,
mouse and roach exrerminat0r- Price. sc
,-oz- can A. CUEALSEV- 1893 -Lh s.
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HELP WANTED
Male and Female

WANl FL competent E1enOE~aDhprg and
bookkeepers. are In demand The besr 49,
20 earn ls az sIRAEER'S BUSINESS COL
LEGE. Old Masonic Temple So and = -
Day and nlght school al summer C,ooI---
rooms N city. Positions for Eraduatss 80
for catalogue
PARTNER Tor black face act- -7-yT a.
straight. medicine actor preferred r,icrrr-e
houses NARDETTA. III West ST. Aiexa1-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES acts. singers ana ohm
oren: acts Of all kinds Apply sIs y. y
SOLICITORS 10 take orders: no exDe-fe--e
Gail after 8 p. T. 1876 y 81 y NJ
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED-posltcu by an experienced retail
cloth salesman. an outside position as city
salesman or solicitor. will accept small sal
airy and commission Address BOX lis,
Times Office
JOREING AND REPAIRING. Il. W MEL
son. Carpenter. Ss1 Elm ST y W
WsNTED-By col0red man. position as
porter OF janitor 17,5 y. y. ave.
NANTED-PosItI0n by chauffeur. expert
enced: perfectly reliable and sober: high
grade reference. no objections to leaving
city. BOX 49, Times Office.
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HAIR GOODS

LADIES. SAVE YOUR COMBINES.
Beautiful pufs. braids aud switches made
from combinEs- latest styles -assr-r-.f.' !.
prices De NARD, ~ sye ST. n w
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SHORTHAND & TYPEWRITING

SHORT CUT Pitman shorthand and type
writing.
THE REYNoL O's SCHOOL. I4ls Z St. y. ".
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SPIRTTURLISM

MEETINGS sunday, Monday. and Thursday.
D. ms daily readings az the home or Mrs
J. =. 4a.toy, - 81 s. y. ~. Phone X 1sI-
ANIE- CORNISf-. GIFTED 1IEDICN. reads
your lie correctly sires names, facrs:
readings daily and sunday. gu 50 81 " e
Cor r. near Union S-arica- Ladies only
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MOTORCYCLES

READING STANDARD. single cylinder. good
y. Y ave
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BICYCLES
EICEING.

-'------Nh1
We win sell you a wheel with an uncol-
C--u-a- guarantee for one year. al repairs
-re-s see Es before buying
T. n. ECDD. JR-. NC.
I-s New York ave
ALMOST NEW HlEh-=rad- bicycIe. coaster
brake cheap. FEED STORE. co. Pa ave.
8 T.
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HOUSE PAINTING

House and sign painting at low rr1ces-
email Jobs promptly attended; city or sub,,r,
an A. GRIFFITH. s32 Eye St S. g.
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BOATS, YACHTS. ETC.

CNO-FJr charter by day or week: large ca
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