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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-13
PECULIAR: ! |. | Al CASE.
H|E.|B|R|D.I|B|E|F.ORE:. | |: |: |
!. JUSTICE. !.
'soulRE: BoYDsToN HASA MIXED
PRocEpURE-sENDs MAN TO
JAIL FOR OBTAINING CREDIT.
FRAuoULENTLY AND JUDG.
MENTs FOR AM CUNT OF DEBT. r

One Of the peculiar cases that some.
times come up in the application Of
the principles. of law was tried In Jus.
ttce Boydston's court yesterday when
the Miller,clark Grain Company had
s. Audrey Of Monongah, before the
Justice on charge Of fraud. a
The defendant, 1t Is claimed, went to
the local concern and represented that
he had real estae to, the value Of 81, 900
and by TINT representation lie obtain.
ed credit for goods to the value Of
$l02.4G.. I.
"a The defendant claimed that no such
representation was made by him.
The company brought suit for the
amount Of the debt and then found
that the defendant did not own any
real estate. It was in this that the
fraud was said to have been perpe.
trated. Z; y. " S;. HI
The last goods that the defendant
purchased from the plaintiff was on
Decembert21. On the 2Othhof Decem.
Der, r,the defendant gave a deed OF trust
on all Of his property to secure the,
Of a note that was given, due
one day after date. j5l,5 E:
Justice Boydston sentenced tho de.
fendant to seventeen days In the coun.
ty jul and gave Judgment for the sum
OF sl02.46.a "A
The procedure before the justice
was a sort Of q mixed proceeding, not
a strict criminal case nor. n civil case.
1t was between the two and partook
OF the nature Of both. ~ Y IA 4
It Is a qestlon as to what effect the
jail sentence will have on the debt that
the defendant admits he owes the com.
pany. Some say that the jail sen,
tence Will cancel the, debt and that the
company cannot recover anything for
the goods sold to the defendant.
Others claim that the Jail sentence is
only 20 punish the defendant for per-
the fraud and that the amount
Of the debt can be collected the same
as II there had been no jail sentence.
This kind of a case Is, probably the
only echo Of the old law that used to /
be in effect where a man could be put
In jail for debt. 9'3Ss
The case. may be carried to a higher.
court. ltswonld be Interesting TO have
the question settled as 10 what effect
q jail sentence has on. a debt that has 4
been contracted inS the manner. above
I9iss Cole, ofl slmps Taylor eoan.
y, " iss the guest oES her broth her, ii. R.3
oolefald Isl ife, Iii ID itst /.
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CORPORATIONS ARE ACTIVE.
in Senatorial CONTEST
LOB VISITS ARE ON tn e GROUND
FRYING 70 LINE JPG THE LEG,
! isLATo oRs II Oh THREE LEAplNe
Aisplp pATEs.
lZLlRElAINEE!!lIlEH VOTES.
Each one % Claiming the Victory, But
:the Outcome Of the Contest ts Still
sln3 Doubt. 4, $sit

CHARLESTON Jan, 13.-Little is
heard among the members Of the leg
ta,atdre and others gathered here as
ito when the Democrats will meet in
Joint caucus for the purpose OF noml.
mating successors to Senators Elklns
and Scott. Tha reason Tor this is that
no candidate Tor the senatorship has
enough pledged votes to assure his
nomination. Were It true that Chill.
ton, cGraw or Watson. or any other
candidate, knew absolutely that he
has enough TO nominate him he would
mot lie slow in having those same dele
gates signing o call for an immediate
Caucus. No chances would be taken
40 let some other candidate get at his
delegates.
Corporation lobbyists and runners
from this and adjoining States are
here IN large numbers in the interest
sot$ the candidacy Of one or another
sof the corporation trio. Chiffon, Wat
son and McGraw, two OF whom are
looked upon as certain to represent
the State in the senate Of the United
States. Every time a delegate gets
outside hfs room some Representative
of one of the corporation candidates
sbuttonholes him and attempts to ex-
tort ID pledge from him. The dele
gates, however. are SLOW TO pledge
sis Put vi Brave Fronts.
The three leading candidates put up:
brave fronts. The claim bureau Of
Chiffon declares their fayorite g GER:
tain winner ,rhey say he Is certain
sot tie long term and has iustf about
enough delegates to call for d vote. d
cGraws frien ds declare he has 1
reasons to 5beS optimistic and that he
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Tio HT HIMSELF TROLLEY; b
. \; ARRRsTEDI AM I'M PRISON

l. u. g.
I ;BsALTIMoR R Md, Jan, Is. -Appar.
entity Imagining that he was trolley
! ear; Charles 9 He Unused himself
by crawling up and down the car
tracks on Baltimore street and delay.
ed; tratiic on the lines which run there
for some minutes. When he appeared
before Justice Grannon at the Central
police station this morning to answer
TO the charge Of dlsorderly conduct.
0'Keefe did not remember what he
had done. saying he had been imblb-
ing rather freely and the justice I'M.
posed a fine Of s2s and costs, which.
will be served out by o'Keefe In jail,
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| J SBUSBANDI
.I'HE!:.|l|.8k|L[S5. ] ! |.
. Sell.
co UPLEs AFTER QUARREL.
ING FOR SEVEN Ho uRs! ENDS
ALI BY M URDE RI AND SUICIDE
AT THEIR NEW CASTLE, PA.
4 HOME. 3;.5 " Z &,

NEW CASTLE, Pa. Jan. Il. {sne.
cial.l--As the town clock was strik-
Ing the midnight hourand Friday the
thirteenth was being ushered In; a BIT.
ter quartet Rhs begun between rhom;
as PrItclinrd. aged 80; 4 a We'll known
man Of Ills: city. and#his young and
beautiful wife who was many years
his {ianlor. d. 5iysSt
They quarreled 9all night and until
adter daylight this morning when she
became SO worried and desperate by
nio speech of ahuse that she grabbed
up revolver In the room and shot
him in the forehead. He fell dead.
She then turned the smoking weapon
10 hersr:glttstenple and she too died
instantly, filling beside her husband
whom she mad slain. "a Is
The mother of r::ttisrd licarihg .ilr
shots ran into the room and the .horrl-
BILE sight me. her eyes. The young
wife hreathed q few tines after the
arrival Of Mrs. Pritchtsd. c
Mrs. pritcllard told the coroner that
she had heard the compile quarreling
all the morning but did not know the
cause and that she dldsnot :tr a mo-
plent anticipate that the fuss would
rid In murder and 'salelde. I II 5zs
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IlpAN1fTOIE0.RCE
! ATTENDANCE
DEMOCRATS WILL GET OUT HA:
SSHEAs CORPUS TO COMPEL RE.
Dr. UBLicAN SENATOR'S PRES
EN- -coRNWELL is REPORT
ED TO HAVE THROWN HIS SUP
PoRTlTo WATSON.
& Special to tho West Vlrglnian.}


Sspeclht sthe west 2ytrsthftaah.t man
.ie A plans lfE tflas the pemocFaelc
senators a' aeclaea gee upon POI IN caucus Gus ana
y ~ announced oy5tne temporary chair
man siAidd, are carried out trouble Is
aMllcalpa1ea al' 5tnls Et,s atternooh 1n wnen me
d 1lIteeh sStpemocrats, one'half OF tine
a, npnDer ,lh oi 2that Dody l ATTEMPT to re- re-
19ife me presence zee o. the republican
sIlsmpers elther oy habeas corpus pro-
ceeotings s of py iofce. THIS IS the plan
~ aedsupon at the caucus.
lihes fhe RepublleanIs are still refusing
u ehatef me senate chamber until a
compromise Is effected between the
tWo partless on the organization OF that
\ \ ooayi '!lg st.s 4
Il Fhe lshe democrats zen have refused to ac-
sept the lproposttton' OF the Republi-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-13
BALTIMORE AND OHIO HAS NOW
Il COMPLETE LIST OF OFFICERS
GEORGE M. sHRlvER RoMoTED
AT, BOARD MEETING. 81 ,s,ls,
.ELECTssEC0NDW DWCEPREsIDENT
He Has Been IN the Employ Of the
Company for Long Time and Has.
Won His Honors BY Strictly Attend:
Ing to Business. 5as3 q

Z BALTIMORE, Md, Jan. 13.-George
NJ. Shriver, was elected second vice.
president Of. the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company at yesterdays
monthly meeting Of the board Of direc.
tors In New York. thus filling the
executive position which has been va.
cant since the REIMBURSEMENT of its
duties by Hugh L. Bond, Jr, general
counsel OF the company. Y;
Mr,sshiyer entered the Baltimore &
Qhiosseryicesi esin 1881 ias 81 clerk slnt HE.
accounting department, leaving It; to
go into the service of the United
States Express Company, operating
over the Baltimore. e Ohio. and hav.
ing offices In! the railroad company's
general office building.
In 1888 he went with Charles E..
Mayer, then president Of the Consoli.
dation Coal Company. as his secretary,
and IN that capacity re.entered the
railroad service.
Z. In the fall Of that year when Mr..
Mayer became president Of the Baltl-
more & Ohio Mr.. shriyer continued
as secretary to the president; also
when John X. Cowen in 1896 succeed
ed to the Office Of chief executive and
upon Leonor +. Loree becoming prcsI-
dent In 1901 he promoted him to as
sistant to the president. which lmpor.
tant position he has filled to the pres:
ent day.
Mr.. shriyer's promotion to the sec
ond yice.presldency was made eifec,
tive at once, being in charge OF the
accounting department. and to per.
form sith other duties as may be as.
signed him by the president Or board
OF directors. 'V$t, "
> 3 e p 90 . II -H
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!; Continued On Page rwo3sI
DR.. 0DGEN GOES SOUTH |
HE Is SPENDING TIL WINTER AT
'THoMAsviLLE, GEORGIA -SlLL
& WITH GRIPPE i u, I

Dr.. P. B. Ogden, who is spending the
winter at Thomasyille, Georgia,
mas been dangerously III for the pas
week with 10 grippe. A message re:
ceived today announced that he Is
considerably improved at this time.
Dr., and Mrs. Ogden went to Thomas.
vile about the middle Of, December to
spend the! winter months. Mrs. w. H.
spragg, who has spent some time In
Ashevflie, s. C.Shas been at Denver,
Colorado, for the past two months. b
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coUNTR'YsR DADS ARE q N Si, ~ :SSi
3sA Z S;ss VERY BAD Co NDlTloN.

"a tarmer living several miles back
OF the city, came INTO MI mont this
morning with a small quantity Of but.
ter and eggs, stated that the roads
are IN miserable condition, the worse
they have been for a long while and
that his team had considerable trou:
bic lrtpulllng out OF several rut holes.
He said i. he had known early this
morning that the roads were in such
condition that he would not have at.
tempted to come Into town and that he
knew what lay before him this after;
noon upon his return home. :,
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H0|||RSIE|T|'.RA!||D|.E:.R'ss D | | J
!. ....GDEI|l|lG;|)QR1i
JUSTICE oYDsToN HEARS
4 ABOUT HORSE cAsE$THAT.S;WAs
/ BEFORE HlM8S YESTERDAY AFT-.
sERNooN. RI, - Y !ss a Az

Justice TBoydston.h had an interesting
horse case before him fyesterdayiafter.
noon. n;
NJ. B. Powell brought suit against
Otha Williams. From the evidence
In THE case Powell bought two horses
and "a wagon from Williams for the
sum Of $275 with Talbot brothers as
surety on the note forsthe amount
agreed upon for the horses and wag-
on. y. :
Powell claimed that Williams guar
anteed the horses to be sound. Two
weeks after the sale was made one OF
the horses took sick and died. Powell
sold the other horse to an Italian for
seventy dollars and the wagon for ithir-
ty dollars.
Williams claimed that he did not
guarantee the horses to be sound but
to be good feeders, good puIIers.
Twas claimed that one Of the
horses was heavy, string halt and
thick winded but these were patent
and could easily,.be seen by the ordI.
nary observer, Il.
Justice Boydston gave Ejudgment6in
favor OF Williams for the amount OF
s275.
Powell's attorney says that he will
appeal the case. !.
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show
ATTRACTING /.
attention.
CHIEF REED, OF THE FIRE De:
P;'Aa!RRTMENT, HAS THE HleHEsTt
SCORING BIRD EVER EXHIBITED
IN $FAi ONT.
SECRETARY Awards
Marion County Fanclers sHaye Large
coifeetions Of Fowfs.-oyer Seven
Hundred Chickens to be Judged
Lecture Tonight.

S.f "a ~ = q II. * y & III
There was some keen competition
at the poultry show yesterday and the
Anpl.ts d wei pteasea win y the :
ane plspfay tnat eaefs foWis are max
y, NY. 7;
lhe honoFs ftor the highest scoring 9
gtra ;wens el 70 Shiet SRdee. q tn the fire
sssa,..; as,l ~, - 80 ~ ~ : IL ,.pal
tssS,i Il, pys =, n -. as s.nsts
z =, :, s, -. as ~ ~
I, ~ 3 I ] Z = z 1
4 ]. Hi fls,S is IS IS
" Ae1eaaeh' ':.NN. Samlson. l!HEse' q q
vrsa1.oSh' ,,,, morn i5rothers, y Rlyes;
o.le. =. = Arnetl, OF Rlyesyille, ,1l. ;and
ann'leiah shro'nets' le.s B OF sne same ttn
p.a.e' nase iarse collectlons ol towls, Owls,
1 'Aat are as'Fac'''s e,i a'teht'oh n 70 Y
z There are. over 700 fowls at the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-13
GEORGIAN ELECTED e HARTMAN K; X
OF COMMERCE c COMMISSION.

SS$lVAsEHNGToN, u, C, Jan. a.:
Especial hudson G, slements, d
Democrat Of Georgia was today elect:
ed Chairman offthe Interstate Com:
h.e:ce Commission By the other mem!
bers. He succeeds Martin "A. Knapp.
recently appointed Chief Justice OF
the New Commerce Court Clements
was ranking member Of the commits,
sion. + I'd 81
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BUSINESS ! n: 6 ] PART
WEIGH. !.
BURNED | |. |
LOSS WILL REACH TWO HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS BY 3DlsAs.
TRous coNFLAeR RATloN-MAN
!s KILLED WHILE !; REMOVING
4 # PIANO. N

BLuEF1ELD, w. Va, Jan. l1S Fire
totally destroyed the business section
ofiWelch, the county seat Of Mcdowell
county, yesterday. The conaagratlon
started in Hudson's saloon, and rapidly
spread to- the adjoining buildings.
The flames ,leaped across the street
and soon the Hatfield hotel was in
flames. ;e8ii
The volunteer fire Departmental the
town fought therolcallys for two hours,
then the water supply gave out. From
this time on the buildings in that
Vicinity We're quickly licked uplby the
fierce flames. 4 y ~ Il
There was only one fatality. and It
occurred after the fire was out. While
removing q piano from one Of, the resi-.
denees damaged, Floyd Ball. a team
sters was killed when the piano top.
pied out OF the wagon on him, crushing
him, death resultinginstantly.
The biggest losses were sustained
BY Johnson and Huddleston. owners OF
the Hatfield hotel, $50 ,ooo;s with $22,-
900 insurance Payne Realty Co. loss
$4,000, insurance $4,000. Mcdowell
National Bank and First National
Bank were damaged $4,000 each.
Both banks have resumed business.
Total loss by fire Is 100000 with
san flOn insnrn nee ~ y. n - VI N u
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SEVEN ARE DROWNED ON y \ 4
& & /. u A. GERMAN STEAMSHIP.

p B REM MEN. Germany !; Jan. I. Seven
persons we're drowned Today Ia II
wreck on The German steamshi hip Ma.
lin Rush On Tie 4 alord lena. The vessel
was driven tishote by iterse gales n 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-13
.MR. SHlWAITER-I[[
WELL KNOWN BANKER HAS A Sc.
RELAPSE OF TYPHOID
FEVER.

Mr.! Howard w showalter Is i'll at
his home on Main street from a re-
lapse gof typhoid fever. During the
past SINNER Mr.. showalte suffered "a:
prolonged attack of fever but was
thought to have almost fully tecoy5
Setsd. His blends 4 vi \ learn ots his
condition With regret! !! Mrs: showalter
is isrecoYerinsfrom injuries received ili
an santo accidsnt ID ii sagos q Y
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NOTICE: /. 4 / } !:

Il. Y az " ~ y
Having this day purchased the en-,
tire interest OF w. "a. Finley. In the
business of Kelley.Fipley Lumber
Company I hereby notify all those In.
lebted to the above flrmto make their
settlements at tho Office Of the II. P,
kelley Lumber Company, will con;
tinue, the business at the same stand
atsthe corner Of Third street and Wal.
nut avenue. South Side. and will be
glad to see all my old friends and pa.
irons as we'll as any new ones who
may be looking for bargains In the
way Of lumber and building supplies,
i Miss Grace Kelley will continue In
my employ as book keeper and Mr..
]: q. Ault,w Who has been the eiii iiclerit
yard man. of the firm for 80 many
Years, will continue In that position.
Thanking my old friends and pa,
irons for past SfaVors and renewing my
promise 5fair3and honest treatment
always 'i 70 y, all my atrons, 4 am.
J Most cord dially n Y, Z
january Sth latl s
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|EIill|||E['1EE[T2IS1| i! d

u --S1--5-5
Rain 6r; snc toni n and Saturday,
colder Il sl Sj8S Y II 81
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js Miss Cole, 3of !slmp psor. Taylor conn.i
II, Sis; the guest ot her broth III sBs
Icplesaad syife, III East Paris 4:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-28
Investment

Opportunity to invest $4,000 to earn is
per cent per annum in a finely improved
real estate property; leased TO A parties.
Particulars at this office.
Sis5OO-Three attached brick dwellings,
hardwood finish, hot water heat, very
eS.rably located, near Farnam car line.
Income $3.50. Part cash. balance on
mortgage at 81 per cent
SIS, 0OO--Three large attached brick
houses on big lot with
streets; space for more houses or storeA
lose In on car line.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-28
Mexico.
MEXICO

The billiards. are coming. The
cold weather will soon be here. Why
not take n trip with us down to the
gulf coast of Mexico, where there is
no cold weather?
Where the gentle gulf breezes
Ieaualize the temperature, making 1t
pleasant and delightful winter and
summer.
Where you can grow the finest
oranges, lemons, grapefruit, ban
anas, pineapples and other citrus
fruits.
Where you can grow big crops of
corn. Where ono crop of corn pays
for the land. Where they grow big
crops of cotton, cane, the fiber
plant, from which binding Irvine is
made and from which fortunes have
been made. Where the rainfall is
abundant in the growing season, but
little in the winter months.
Where the tame grasses grow
from four TO six feet high. Where
cattle, hogs and horses are grown
Where poultry Is produced In all
seasons of the year. Where bees
make honey every month. Whore
vegetables grow to perfection.
Where there are many Americans
now located. Where you will have
American neighbors in an American
colony. Where no MeXicans own
\ land. Where you will be close 10
railroad, and near the great harbor
of Tampico. Where climate is health
full. Where we can sell you good.
rich, black land at S12 per acre on
very easy terms. Write for litera-
ture.
Our next excursion November 7.
RAILROAD fare from Omaha to Tam
l,tnn aua rafurn eAQ Ok
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-28
yN yI9 9P8P00EET TgN! Z,

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY.
10 ROOMS, ALL MODERN 5000
We have a twosapartment mouse, con-
tanning Is rooms, two bath rooms. seven
bed rooms. with paIlor, dining room and
kitchen in each apartment, with new
plumbing ana good heating plant
THIS property Is too large for present
owner ana Il IS a splendid proposition foi
some ons who Will buy II aud divide II
into tCur three-IOom Apartments. OWinl
10 The arra ngemsnt OF the hose this woIa
can be zone a. very small expense and
when completed the apartments viii rent
Tor 40 eaGn. The buyer can ave IA one
Apartment, rent the rest ala MAKE a good
ihNesImsnt out OF your home.
The building - well DulIt and Ia good
conuitiun, only thirteen minutes ride 10
Inc center OF the city; one OlOck from Iho
DOaEs street caE nne and In good Tesl.
dengs district
IhE NUMBER is 26l9
N. Nth 81
II ia lust norm Of ONO on the FioFencs
Blvd "A good blN or seVen-roCm modern
houEa will DO taken ia exchange az ths
Tight price The Proposition 10 Certainly
worth looking a.
NORRIS a MARTIN.
90 Bee bldE D0ugla5 se1O. \ 40
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-28
STEAMSHIPS
Anchor Line Steamships

New York. Londonderry and Glasgow.
New York, Palermo and Naples.
Attractive rates for tickets between New
York and ali Scotch, English, Irish.
Continental and Mediterranean points.
Superior Accommodations, Excellent Cut
sine Efficient Service. Apply promptly
Tor Reservation 10 local agent OF Anchor
Line or Henderson Brothers. General
Agents, Chicago Ill
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-28
OFFERED FOR RENT

Houses and CottaEes-Sontihn
SIX and seven-rOuin modern fiat, not
water heat for $40 rel. Webster lSS
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-28
oklahoma,

FROM 80 to s2O-acro tracts from SIS
TO SO per acre See Vogel. 400 KarbAoh
blk.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-28

THE easiest way TO find a. buyer fof
your tarm u 70 insert Hhsn want 40
culRtion In the state OF Iowa, 5000 daily
The Capital ls read by and believed In b.
the standpatters OF Iowa, who simply re-
fuse 10 permit any other paper In THEFT
homes. Rates, cent q word a dny; u. p
per line per month; count six ordinary
words TO the line. Address Des MoineI
Capital. Tres Molnes Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-28

EVERY plumber is not a robber II any
thing happens phone Doug. 1915, Good
Plumbing Co
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-28
WANTED-TO BUY

id-hsnd goods. Kisser. 1000 Center. DISCO
WE PAY highest price for mems Cd
hand clothing. NJ. Nathan. 100 S. 18th.
FOR q dainty dessert use Dalzelrs Ice
cream. IL Mrs. II. 7. Freeman, 4902 I'm
derwnod Ave, will come to The Bee Of
flee within three days we will give her
an order for u quart brick OF this fine
leo cream.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-28
by OWNER.

Strictly modern tive-rOom cottage, two
and one-half blocks from Farnam 81. ;
only ~ minutes walk from 10th and
FaTnam. Stairs leading up TO second
story; enough space for two large rooms
and closets. 1ne bath, combination fix
lures; cemented basement; newly painted,
also new walk and steps; hardwood fin-
ism throughout. House is only three years
old and a perfect gem inside, SO II you
Il over Rents for $3.50. Al 2S23 Capitol
Ave Only So, 100, part cash on terms to
suit,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-28
LOST AND FOUND.
Continued

PERSONS having lost some article
would Go well to call 10 the office OF the
Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Railway
Company TO ascertain whether they left
Il in the street cars.
Many articles each day are turned In
and the company Is anxious to restore
las a.
OMAHA q COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET
RAILWAY COMPANY.
LOST-Tan kid glove, nearly new; re-
turn TO $40 9Th Ave, Council Bluffs, Ia. /;
reward
LOST-Wednesday evening ladys gold
watch, Illinois works silk fob. Leave at
Bee office. Reward.
EVERY person knows who ID. j..
O'Brien Is. IL j O'Keefe, Also Daven-
port ST., will come to The Bee office
within three days we viii give him an
order for a 6O-cent box of O'Brien's candy
free.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-28
Thomas Brennan

e. w. GANNETT Mgr. Real Estate Dep.
Tel Douglas 1854 S06-Sll City Nat. Bank.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-28

Barns.
EVERY person knows who d. j.
'Brien il because he has mace Omaha
famous with his candy. II Mrs. h. M,
COY. 2Ol4 Farnam St, will come 10
The Bee office within three days we
Will give her an order for 6O-cent oox
of OBrien's candy free.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-28
OFFERED FOR SALE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

sfN-FOoT bookAeepcr's desk, oak I'm.
sh, Tor sale at SiUvO Apply, George ".
Wright, bee FURNISHING Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-28
Chocoy Land Co.
Florida.

lOO-ACRE farm near Benson for sale
cheap. owner has incuTable slckuesa
Inquire room bOi. Brown block.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-28

boo sos SOUTH 18TH AVE.
Lower flat, rooms and reception hall.
Call Douglas 645l.