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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-07
How to Treat Dry
and Falling Hair
CFrom the Chicago Inter ocean.

III there is no constitutional trouble. in
nine cases out OF ten, dry and falling hair
can be traced 20 washing the head. The
drying out OF the water leaves the scalp
hair and scaly and takes the life out Of
thehair.
Faded and falling hair can be corrected
by discarding head washing and depending
upon a dry shampoo TO cleanse the scalp
and hair. A perfect shampoo powder
one that brushes out very easily-can be
made by mixing together a half pound OF
corn meal and four ounces Of amotone.
Sprinkle a tablespoonful on the head and
brush through he hair, This shampoo
removes dirt. dandruff and excessive oil.
leaves the scalp clean and refreshed, and
makes the hair light fluffy and beautiful
~ lustrous. The powder has a delicate per
fume and the above recipe will make a
supply sufficient for m0nths."-AdV.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-07
Western Trunk Lines
Accept Decision
Railroads Announce that They Will
Cancel Proposed Advances in
Commodity Rates.

WASHINGTON, March Elm accordance
with the agreement among the railways
Of the West Trunk Line association, based
on the suggestion of the Interstate Com
merce commission in its recently an
nounced decision in the general rate cases,
the western lines have notified the com
mission that they will cancel the proposed
advances in commodity rates and accept
the ruling.
Already the Chicago & Northwestern has
cancelled the advances it proposed, and the
Chicago Burlington & Quincy has can
celled a part OF its proposed increases.
1t is expected that within the next three
taken action.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-07
John Dietz Says He
Is Ready for Trial
He Does Not Want an Attorney and
Will Resist Application Of
State for Continuance.

HAYWARD, Wis. March "a motion
for continuance in the Dietz murder
trial will be made by the state when the
case is called tomorrow afternoon. Mrs.
Dietzs III health is the reason.
John Dietz. accompanied by Clarence and
Leslie arrived in Hayward this afternoon.
What do I want with an attorneyT'
declared Dietz, replying to a question as
to his counsel.
NO sir; I'm going to fight this thing
alone"
mot even a legal advlser?'
mot even a legal adviser"
Mr.. DietE was told that the district at
torney had announced his intention of ask
ing for a continuance.
Il don't want a continuance" was the
reply. What 1 want is a speedy trial
with my case taken up alone and without
a jury trial IL possible"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-07
HOUSE RUsHEs BILLS THROUGH
Cheeseman's Exemption Measure Fails
Upon Vote.
(From a staff Correspondent

LINCOLN. March 6--(Special.)-A hasty
motion to adjourn came just in time in the
house today TO prevent the final considera-
ton of the house initiative and referendum
bill
Cheeseman's bill for salary exemptions for
heads of families for which he has made
a desperate fight, was finally defeated BY a
vote of 55 TO 80. Grossman had call OF
the house In an effort to save IT, but It
was OF no avail, and the members who
have been opposing the bill as a menace to
the protection OF the merchant were in the
majority
The house disposed Of the following bills
during the afternoon on third reading:
II. r. So by Filley OF Gage-Relating to
the awarding OF bachelors and master 3
degrees by colleges in the state. Passed,
sc ayes to 81 nays
H. r. 29S, by McArdle and Bassett-Pro-
viding for a levy of mills by townships
for library purposes. Passed, 50 ayes to
nays.
II. r. go, by McArdle and Bassett-Re-
enacts and broadens present library law,
permitting precincts to organize and main
tain libraries. Passed, 20 ayes to p nays.
II. r. $685. the general salary approprla-
ton bill Passed. 81 ayes, 0 nays.
II. r. Is. by Grossman OF Douglas, re-
pealing the exemption law which allows q
10 per cent judgment on salaries OF heads
OF families and allowing them full eXemp-
ton. Defeated, 80 ayes, IS nays.
H. r. IA, by Grossman fixing election OF
police magistrates In the fall as per ruling
by courts that same Is a constitutional Of
flee, Passed. SO ayes, 2 nays.
II. II. 296 by Bonham of jefferson, pro-
vidlng that all plans for erection OF school
houses shall be approved by state superin-
tendent before building IL begun All fire
escapes provided on buildings two or more
stories high. Passed, rs TO TO-
II. II. 2ll. by Pulls. providing for the
opening of blockaded mail routes by
Al Hgw.al HaN
ayes. 4 NAYS.
II. r. 2Q. by Moody, provides for thC
licensing of pool halls and bowling alleys
outside the corporate limits OF villages
Defeated, "a ayes, iS nays.
For over Half n Century
Browns Bronchial Troches have helpe'
singers,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-07
DEATH RECORD

KEARNEY, Neb., March 6.-(specal Tel
egram.) -EdwRrd Thomas, Familiarity
known as Uncle Ed" a pioneer OF this
section, a veteran of the civil war, a sur
vivor OF the battlefield of Shiloh and prob
ably the most picturesque figure in Buff
falo county Grand Army circles, died last
evening after a vain struggle with pneu-
monia. His was the eighth death in this
city or this immediate vicinity the last
week due to pneumonia,
Uncle Ed" was SO years old and had
but recently celebrated his sixtieth we'd
ding anniversary His widow survives him.
Theodore BaFE.
Theodore Barg, 23S5 South Twenty ninth
street a veteran of the Franco Prussian
war, died Friday at an Omaha hospital.
The funeral win be held Wednesday morn
ing under the charge OF the LandwehT
verein. The eortege will form at Hoff-
mans undertaking establishment at $3.50
o'clock. Services will be held at St.
Joseph's church. Burial is to be in the
German Catholic cemetery.
Antonio FOgnzEarO.
VENICE, Italy, March 6-Antonic
Fogazzaro, the writer and author OF III
santo," died this evening Fogazzaro, who
was 50 years OF age was operated on re-
Gently for cancer Of the liver. III santo'
was condemned by the Vatican and Gre
ated something Of a sensation when trans
lated into English a few years ago.
Dr. william Mayo.
ROCHESTER,, MINI. March CDR. Will
liam Mayo. father OF Drs. William J. and
Charles H. Mayo, died at his home here
today. lie was 80 years old
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-07
Democrats Drafting
New Pension Bill
Mr.. Cullop Will Introduce Measure
Granting Dollar a Day to All
Veterans of Civil War.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-with an eye
to the next ationat campaign some dem
ocratic members OF the new house of
representatives are laying plans for an
onslaught on the republican attitude to-
ward extending the scope Of pension ex-
penses Some of them received word to-
day of publications which enormously as
sumed the enactment of the Sulloway gen.
eral pension bill, a measure which passed
the house, but failed in the senate
Representative Collop of Indiana an
nounced his intention TO re-introduce at
the extra session a bill providing for a
pension Of 81 a day for every man who
served ninety days in the civil war and
was mustered in and mustered out and
the same amount for every man who
served sixty days in the Mexican war, of
whom about 5000 are said to be living.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-07
INQUIRY INTO MORMON
ACTNIT YIN ENGLAND
Report that Girls Are Being Induced
to Go 60 Utah, 20 BE
Investigated.

LONDON, March 6,--Home Secretary
Churchill stated in the House of Com
mons today that the attention Of the gov
eminent has been attracted 70 recent al
legations of Mormon activity among the
women OF this country and have begun
an investigation. While he had no official
investigation to support the assertions
that young girls were being induced TO
emigrate to Utah. there was no doubt
the secretary said, that the matter was
causing deep concern and he proposed to
investigate II exhaustively.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-07
NINETY ARE BURNED TO DEATH
Moving Picture Show at Bologoiei
Russia, Destroyed by Fire.
FORTY PERSONS ARE INJURED
Flames Quickly spread 20 the EHits
and Cut orr Escape of Nearly
All Those Inside % the
ButldinH.

1T. pt1fNs... o.. NHrrn Nirct>
persons, many OF whom were children,
were burned TO death and forty others in
jured in a fire that destroyed a moving
picture theater at Bologoie Sunday. Re
ports Of the disaster we're received here to-
day
The flames broke out while the exhibit
tlon was in progress and quickly enveloped
the building cutting off every avenue Of
escape.
Fotile attempts at rescue were made by
those who happened to be close by the
exits, but the fury of the flames drove
them back.
Bologie is a small place in the southern
part Of Novgorod province on the Nikolai
railroad.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-07

nolds OF Cherry and Hoagland Of Lincoln
county we're All In favor Of the sale II
was considered better business policy to
hold them. however. and the bill was post
poned by a vote of i6 70 r.
More CaucuHinE.
a democratic caucus for senator was
announced Tor Tuesday morning at the
Lincoln hotel and all democrats will eau
Gus tonight The sitting committees must
be agreed upon before another abortive at
tempt Is made on the floor to rush through
an appointment.
Governor signs Bills.
The following house bills we're approved
by the governor.
h. r. o. by Hatfield. approprlating
5000 for the orthopedlc hospital in this
city To cover deficiencies and expenses
10 April J. 1911
H. r. ii5 by Kotouc appropriates the
usual 1-mil levy for the use Of the uni
verslty.
n. r. 70. by Kotouc appointing the state
auditor as attorney for any foreign insur-
ance company doing business IN the state
Tor purposes Of service In cases against
them.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-07
Slayer Of Policeman
Captured by Posse
James Walker, Who Killed Patrolman
and Wounded Chief Of Alexandria,
Ind, Surrounded in Barn.

ELwOOD, Ind. March 6.-James Walker.
who on Saturday night shot and killed
Patrolman Virgil Kirkman and probably
fatally wounded Chief Of Police John Ellis,
both OF Alexandria, after robbing a jewelry
store and then escaped, was captured early
today in a barn on farm five miles south
of this city. He was hurried to Anderson,
where he was placed in jail
Last night Walker called at the home Of
Mrs. Polly Remington and asked permits
sion to sleep in the barn. This was given
but later the woman became uneasy and
telephoned some Of her friends.
The police at Elwood, Alexandria and
Anderson were notified and fifty men Ia
automobiles hurried to the place, sur
rounded the barn and demanded Walkers
surrender He made no resistance.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-07
JAMES J. SWoFFORD INDICTED
Prominent Business Man of kansas
city Charged with Misuse
of Maf1s

KANSAS CITY, March 6.--James J..
swofford, formerly president Of the Swof-
ford Bros. Dry Goods company, was in
dicted here today by the federal grand jury
charged with using the mails to defraud.
The Swofford Bros. company was one Of
the largest wholesale houses in Kansas
City. 1t went ito bankruptcy in October
1909. The indictment charges that Swof
ford used the mails in selling stock In the
concern while It was on the verge Of
bankruptcy Swofford was arrested and re-
leased on 5000 bond.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-07
THIRrY HURT, THREE WILL DIE
Three-story Apartment House Burned
In Cleveland,

CLEVELAND, O., March 6-Todays toll
of persons injured in an early morning
blaze which consumed three-story apart
ment building at 1896 East Ninth street.
shows that thirty were hurt. some
through the collapse Of the floors. but most
of them in leaping out OF windows TO
safety Three may die.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-07
TEAM FROM BATTLESHlP
NEBRASKA WINS MATCH
Rifle Match Between Crack shots OF
ships from Atlantic Fleet Held
I'm Cuba.

CAIMANERA, Cuba, March 6-Ths
teams OF the American Atlantic fleet en-
gagged In a rifle match today. The men
from the batteship Nebraska won The
officers Of the Virginia captured the Auck-
land cup.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-07
Nets Famous Geek Beer

In bottles on and after March 9Th Abso-
lutely the only genuine Book Beer brewed
IN Omaha Family trade supplied by MT
VIM. J. BOekhoff. Retail Dealer Phones
Douglas us; Ind. Agl9
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-07
An Auto CoIIisIon

means many bad bruises, which Bucklen $
Arnlca Salve heals quickly, as # does sores
and burns. 25c. For sale by Beaton Drug
Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-07
The Weather

For Nebraska-Cloudy.
For Iowa-Threatening.
Shippers Bulletin-Prepare forty-eight
hour shipments north for temperatures Of
10 to 20 above zero; east and west for 20
to % above shipments south can be made
.rnra.,.rat, ~. % nrnnhn unstardav.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-07

TO CURE = C--,.'S IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo ouinine Tabieta
Druggists refund money II II fails to cure n
W. GROVES signature 10 on each box. Csc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-07
Madam, Here's
Something New

Here 10 a spaghetti, Italian style,
made better than IN Rome.
It's our newest dish-the most popu-
lar dish our chSfs have ever created.
They spent two years on the recipe.
They employ in the making IL ingre.
dientS, each the finest of it's kind.
The main ones are theses
Durum wheat spaghetti.
Herkimer County full cream cheese,
Best creamery butter.
The same superlative tomato sauce
we use in Van Camps Pork G. Beans.
This diah, ready cooked, IL now at
your groceT's. All yOal have to do is to
heat it.
It Re so amazingly good that people
notice it instantly. You will find no
one who ever has eaten anOther spa.
ghetti like this.
Don't ask how we make IL, for that
is eur secret. The recipe is priceless.
But enjoy it-enjoy it to the flAl.
It's hearty and cheap and delicious.
Every time that you serve IL you'll be
glad that we make it.
And, however much you serve, there
will never be any left over.
Tell your SrOcer-nOw before you
forget ito send the first supply. Then
note how often you serve it-a dish
you never had before.
Company E''i isss indianapolis, Ind.
l2l
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-07
Ruef VIII Ask Re-HearinE.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 6-Attorneys
years imprisonment for bribery, gave no
tice to District Attorney Fickert today that
they would apply to the state supreme
court for a rehearing of the case.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-07

stOrs Delicious Bottled Dock Beer,
Now ready. Phone your order to Charles
storz. Webster 1850 or Ind. B-126L
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-07
re AT Omaha Yesterday:


OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
OMAHA, March 6-Official record OF tenn
perature and precipitation compared with
the corresponding period of the last three
years: 1911. 1910 1903. 1909
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-07

Temperature and pTeClpltaUOn departures
from the normal az Omaha since March 1,
1910. and compared with the last two years:
Ny,,roaI tarnperature ............... "a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-07
NEW COMMITTEE
ON RULES NAMED

CONTINUED from First Page.J
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-07

=. 4. WELSH. Local ForseastsE.
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closed my door. heard him pass
Margery's room and then 20 back
and rap lightly. She was ecidently
awake.
It's Harry. he called Il thought
you wouldn't worry II you knew / was
in the house tonight"
Continued on Monday
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CONTINUED From Wednesday,
(synopsis OF previous chaptersl

John KroN. an attorney. IL visited by
Marjory Fiemiug. only child OF the state
treasurer. Allen Fleming. who solicits
his aid IN finding her father who has
disappeared. MarJory having been left
alone hy tie absence of her father. Knox
advises her % close the Fleming house
.u town and Co 20 her maiden auuts
Letitia and Jane Maitland
kuoN IS summoned 10 the Fleming
home for the supposed object u writing
a viii. but is Informed ON his arrival ~
the theft OF the family Jewels. A. night
Knox hears someone trying 10 enter the
house While searching for the intrud-
or be meets 30 the darkness Harry
Wardr1p. nephew of thc Maitlards. Sec
rotary 20 Allan Fleming and Marjorie 8
haucce. Each mistakes tuc other for a
burglar When the men discover the
mistake Harry's travelling bag contain
ms valuable papers a. gone. and IN It's
place is an empty bas.
in the morning 81 81 found that john
Maitland has disappeared ana search
OF she house reveals a print from a
bloody hand on tho sfair-rail leading %
the attic. SO clue develops.
Knox IS called 90 the city by petec.-
tive Hunter. and the two follow Ward
rop 90 a small political CLUB called che
White cat. whore Fleming has been
traced q. the detective.
Wardrop rushed from tho club Knox
finds Fleming iu an upper room E1oi
dead.
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a pair OF pajamas." he said. two
military brushes and n clothes-b brush.
TWO or three soft bosomed shirts. per
haps a halfdozen collars. with a suit
Of underwear"
And all this was taken. ne well as
tho money
The bag was left empty. except for
my railroad schedule"
The chief and Hunter exchanged
significant glances. Then
Go on. - you please" The dctec-
tive said chcerfully.
! think Wardrop realized the abb
sur1ity OF trying TO make any one
believe that part Of the story. lie
shut his lips and throw up his head.
as 81 be- intended - say nothing fur
Their
GO on" ] urged 10 be- could clear
himself Do must ! could not $50 back
TO NarEery Fleming and tell her that
her father had been murdered and her
lover was accused OF the crime.
"The hag was empty" Doe 70.
poafed. u had not been fve min
| ufes trying tD open thc shutters. and
! y.f tho bag bad hoon rGoI Nr Knox
hrro found Or among tho flowers be-
low the vcrauda. empty
The chief eyed noe with awakened
interest
FYou also live % Hciiwood. Sir.
Knox '"
$50. ] ann attorney fD Miss Lolita
Maitland. and was there one night as
Dor guest 7 found tbe bag as SIR.
Warfrop described. empty
nile. .I.H.n f..a...H bob
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us trudged on. talking of immaterial

MS trudged on, talking of immaterial
things.
At the door wardrop turned TO the
detective with a faint smile. IT'S
raining again" he said. you'd better
come In. You needn't worry about
me; I'm not going TO run away. and
there's a couch in the library"
The detective grinned. and In the
light from the hall recognized the
man ! had followed to the police sta
ton two nights before.
Il guess / will" he said looking
apolosetically at his muddy clothes.
This thing is only a matter OF form.
anyhow"
But he didn't lie down on the
couch. He took a chair in the hall
near the foot OF the stairs. and we
left him there. with the evening paper
and lamp II was a queer situation.
10 say the least
CHAPTER Y.
Breaking the News.
Wardrop looked so wretched that
! asked him into my room. and mixed
him some whisky and water. When
I had given him a cigar he began to
look a little less hopeless
You've been q darned sight better
to me than 7 would have been 10
YOU. under the circumstances" he
said gratefully.
Il thought we would better arrange
about Miss Margery before we try 70
settle down." ! replied. What she
has gone through IN the last twenty
four hours BE- nothing 20 what e. com
ing tomorrow VIII you tell her
about her father"
lie took n turn about the room.
u believe IL would come better
from YOU" he said finally. Il am in
the peculiar position Of having been
suspected by her father OF robbing
him. by you OF carrying away her
aunt. and now by the police and
everybody else OF numbering her
father"
81 do not suspect YOU OF anything. q"
7 justified myself Il don't think YOU
are entirely open. that is all. Ward
rop. ] think you are damaging YOUR
self 10 shield some one else
His expressive face was on IT'S
guard IN a moment He ceased his
restless pacing. pausing impressive
" before me.
u give -ou my word as q gentle
mani DO not know who killed Mr.
Fleming and that when 7 first saw
him dead. my only thought was that
he had killed himself Tie had threat
ened 10. that day WHY. 10 YOU think
7 killed him. you would have 20 think
T robbed him. TOO. in order 90 find a
motive"
d'd NOT tell him that that was
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'tuware. chiuaWGre. hardware. wooden
ware and fixtures counters scaies,
c.ecse cutter, cash system register. good,
cost $4,000. Fine display show case for
'front.' Oh pavement. This stock viii 10
sold iu all-or any part Merchants and
consumers here is your chance 20 get
goods cheap. sale viii begin al 10 a. m.
and continue until all sold. You can buy
anything in small lots or big quantities.
ir you have a house. will trade you the
merchandise 10 can get together. This
STOCK is worth AZ least $1,000. 100. Curtis
-. IIce. auctioucer. 80. 1901 roff ST
" nceling. 10. Va Formerly occupied 81
81 SnltlIrlf. ap-I2-tf
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Building. Saloon, grocery
ana meat market situated on Marshall
st. Ecnwood. West. Va. For full par
uculars inquire or address The Dalma-
tlan and CIoatian CO., J.. ". Box la Ben
wood, w Va. ap-l2-J
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ron SALE OR roR RENT.

A two-stOry Colonial bungalow,
containing 5 large rooms. a larqs
bath room, and a large reception
hall, cement laundry, furnace,
large front and rear porches, avn
inEs ana cement walk. Located
at Loveland on the street facing
the river. Best location IN the
Ohto valley. Prices and Terms
reasonable. VIII sell on easy pay
4lcnta.
Tor prices and information call
Nat. Phone 235oX. Boil Phone
III Warwood ap-1O-w.
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FOR SALE a

FOR SALE. acres. mile south Of
main lirc B a. Cd. D. r.. best crop pro-
duUiuE farm 100 Belmont co.. 20 acres oak
timber. acres orchard Two story
house and other buildings Well water
cn. also urderlall with valuable veins OF
coal Address Viola Barrett. Warnock.
ONO.
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sALE-AUcTIoN-To-day.


FOR SALE-Winton Automobile. 1910
model, ln first class condition. \. ~
Wheat ap-l3-i
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Sax, Patterson & Co.

. No. mo. =. POST Washington. Pc.
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WANrED-ENperien collector Ap-
applet
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Hesse e. Brand

BEL -lcl-n Rents Collected
NIra Tnalrauco wrf aaH III
rrHgT FLOOR noapD or rnaDu
nurLDIH0
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WANTED-Female Help.
WANTED-NIale Help

had some experience in clerkinE Ap-
ply lliS Market ST Apply between .
and 10 a. m ap-ls-r
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WANTED-rwo young men 20 run as
News Agents on h. q O. II. r. Apply
Union News Co. B. * q. Depot. ap-i3-i
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Resorts-Atlantic City, n. J
HOTEL boutwell,

VIEGIEIA AVENUE.
second .uusc from steel Per. Highest
standard 20 Cuis.ls an service I.oDN ct
J. a. y. Il AOTTTWELI.
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WANTED-Competent book-keepsr. Must
10 sober, industrious and able 10 fur
nish bond. A steady position 90 the right
party. Address own handwriting. II. u.
caro- Intolligenosr. ap-i3-i
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FOR SALE-Rose Comb Brown Leg
horn tW. ". kuIp Egg straIn) SCI
'!nss 10. $780, 80. so. James l.. Tea
cAout. /. -. Boa. 5l2 Wheeling
ap-l-t-rn-l