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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07
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S%abr,sntdIsl bsfhert bat. Die Ger
ldngeruno unb GriDsiieruna Der
Rode, nidt Hur bsrjenig,n, bi. on
Observation-Disclosures btr %bisbsriaeu
aIlgemetutn anappb,it bereits burd
cine mertpirbigs iiberidmale edlebs
penpinbuns tntgssen5uorbtittn btrs
iu9ten, fonbsrn aud ~oerienio.n Der
Sdnetoerlobiims boli5iebt fd auf
tpeni9 biibidt grt. Dos pl6bli6s
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Der flad nus6oIsnben unb bauihens
ben 6inauintbmen unb D~ieb,rb,rob
loiien Der ein5elnsn @obnitrtifen, bi.
I'D oud nrt.reinonber bsrfhIinosn
unb cine ii6tr bic nnbtrs 1hisben,
bdng.n bdufia gernbe bi. porb.ren
gabnen 70 it,f bsrob, boB bic Srdas
rim oousrnO @efabr Iduft, Su fol
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07
ReSncrIdrnle fir 9amen.

Sn elmer ftilen GtraBe oss pors
nebmsn 2pnOoner 6tuotteils Sem
fington lisgt Elm tleines 9aus, oas
ieit GINGER 3eit gun5 et%ituunIid bisls
elegaute 8eiuherinnsn smpfdngt.
Sisr baIten tdsIi9 81, 8upsss uno
bic IutomobiIe angefebsnsr 2onooz
Her Oamsn; uno tpenn man am
Rd6mittag gu elmer beItimmten
Stunbe boriibertommt, iisbt man nit
Gtaunen, tDie i'm lane.n 3uge cine
gauge Gdor bprnsbmer 0antn bies
ginfahe 9aus bsrIdBt, Bus TpieIt
iid bier aba 8as fibrt Die eleganten
2Onoonerinnen rsgslmdBig in 6iss
6au82 Die RGume oss @sbGuoss
bergen 6ie QsbrIdIe elmer .igenartigsn
nelsn 9odidale, bier beriammeIn
fi9 tdolid Die S6iiIsrinntn Der nerz
en-, bon einem 6rdulcin 0sitele sez
griinoeten unb gsIeitsten Rtoner1duIe
fir Sraucn. 0enn 81, bornehme
Qonboner 9dmsnnsIt I9sint pI6bs
lid BON einem Ieiotnf6aftIidsn pras
toriI6en Gbrgei3 ergrtffen gu Iein
e8 lit Ole Mo6e, 6aB oie pirtlih mo.
btrne p%ornebms Srau nod Dem Dor,
bilbe 0es 0emoitbene8 nod BEN
2orbeer rebnsriI9sn Rubmes Itrebe
un6 mas am 8enie fsbIt, srItbt cine
forgfdm erIernte Sednif.
Sn oieier 2onbpner Grausnreon.r.
fduIe baben Iid bsreits sic 5sr3oain
bon Marlborough, Die S%er3osin BON
5utberIano, Die Ser3ogin bon 8,o.
forb unb 3ablrtiht anoete 9dmer
Ter bD6ftsn engIifden ariitotratis gu
Reonsrinnsn auSbilotn ldHen. DoIen
tie oenn Rsbsn bdIten2 O,fFsntlih
duftreten? Riemano bat bisbsr ets
mas odbon gsbDrt, aber gum W.fen
elmer pirtlih borncbmen Mpoe gebort
ppbl aud Elm fpenig 3pedlofisteit.
Guberoem bat ole 2ebrmetboot ibrs
Rei3e, Die bornebme 0dmen fonit
nitt tennen lerneu; nm DE ShiI,rs
innnen a~b3ubGrten, tperb,n lie nGbs
rsnb ibrsr Aebsiibungsn tets bnrb
groBe 3pifdenrufe unterbroher. unb
groBe 3pii9surufs fdentt Der Sims
mel eneIii4en S,r3Osinn,n ia nidt
ale Sals
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07

-Temfif gaidat Ser tirfiihc @ottnftcr III 2on6ot bat Ser
gtnte gcnudDa, England brabidti9e, acgppen in 0eien Sabre fornea
all oureHteren. Gas lit genou Der Gntpidlung8gong bGlgdb oes
Observation-Disclosures, oen 8o8uen mo Die SerF8opina ourtgemott boben,
ee fe III Die acknowledgements Monordie cfuberIei6t nrben. aber
Die anif miro cite onbere en. @o8 bel Seierreib beroonmt tprroe,
wiro gdu3 icIbnpcritdnoHA fem, menn England cs tut.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07

befien gra3i0is SAIGON nit SAINT
iber3ogen lit uno Oeifen ein8i9en
Sdmad Elm born angebra6tss origis
neIles 6eoerns4 arrangement lit. 9ts
Gurbs bes Samts unb bes untsreu
5sb.rnbIid eIs 1T bIau, bic Der ems
p%orRebenoen 5ebern Iobefurbig in OBJ
9et0nteu S6attisrungsu.
Sin. biibIds unO sigsnurtige 5olts
Soilette fir Diners ODER informslle
qbsnOseIelIf doftsn 1T i'm nddTen
Bible Gig. 3 psranIdaulidt. gu
BEN Crepe be Chine, aus ipeIdem bos
RleiO gsf.rtigt 1T, purbs oIs 8eIab
ousi6IisBIid bic 70 beIiebte @6ots
tenIpibe beriponbt. Nus biefer beItebt
aud Der bteredigs Bertha" 9rag.n,
nit Qusnn6mt beg inreren Settles,
Der aug f6mnIsn 6GIt6tn unb ein.m
breitsn @treifen bs8 RIs~ibitoFfes Der.
qeiteIIt nurbe. Die 5Glthsn an BEN
a.rmsIn ge9sn rings berum. Die
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07

perm. SIRE SdnOe raffen bes6oI6
bic StOfimaiien m0glihft an beiben
SeiteH, mas uidt 3ur 8erI60nerung
Der bi8hsr 10 iorgtt4 gstoabrten
Silbouette beitrdgt. Die 70 perGns
bsrten, trsu3s un0 qltsrfaItigen R6ds
beRalten bic our SdrittsrIeidterung
nidt me6r nOtioen unteren gabnIpaIs
ten troboem BEL.
gigsntiimIi6srtpeiTe be6dlt man
iiber 9efellidaftss unb Dnertlsibern
bielfa6 ben sleganten umfonqrei6en
mantel on. Dos Gutter Der eleqars
ten Q%6enbmdntsl ipieIt cine ~bsrborrns
9snoe RolIe. 8eiBsr @tlos, Der fri.
Der beliebt NOR, gilt dig ab8etnn unb
1T our6 idtpsrs, ppmpobourgsmus
%iterte, ieibsn= ober goIbgeititts Do
matte, 8rotote unb bur6 berbielfGlz
tigte 2ogsn feiniten buftigiten Mates
iaIs, pis SsibenmuTIsIin, 9repp,
Spibenitoff unO Sill trfeBt. Gls
bodmobern unb eiaenurtig gilt Iebr
fem gol0oedbertes f4parae5 4tlass
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07

- Cos mare pieleift boS bette 0Qihcl alien onthnonarhiihen
9beortceu Der goIaIbenofrahn in GeuffIanO ibrsn GIon5 5u nebmcu
meun bic firIiten Sducr, Die fgerret ii6, ih irctpi0ia befeuerten
nm I'M GrinnernnsSiabre an 1918 einn Gil Der Soften fir Die Seeres.
prfs55SaSs 81 tragen.
- Worgan & 60. boben cine Grftdrung abgeacben, 6crsnfoIqe
es erFens fcincn @elotrnt gbt nno 5pettens, feline erHen3 eduIo bes
lasnareHes it,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07
, B c.

9as rufitf4s Rei9 ertrsdt
f6 iber 10 Qdngengrabe.
SIN e6emaIigen a6niQrst6t
poIen tpuroe jeter Su6e our4 BIZ
Gaufe @0eImonn.
SIN 16. Sabrbunbert 6attG
man an monden Gpmnafien beicn-
oere p3ugenolebrer".
'lnter & D nfontin BEN Gro
ben tpur0e Der 8efB bon 9ii4trn
bes Qrius nit Dem 3obe beItraFt.
GtnebolIFdnbige GuBbel8s
tpur5sl unberIebt aug3u9roben, gait
frlRer ais Elm 8drtnsrmeiIterItid,
0is ertsn JeuiGGetonl
ben Quopig Bstfd puroen Slid
fir Slid" nit - sinem SaI,r be.
5atIt.
Gnbs Ser Disr3igsr Sabre purs
Den goetbeIde gritIe an einen @eis
narer S~eifeniieOer ais WtdtuIa.ur
rertauft.
Sonnenflede purben 3uerT
i'm Sabre 1910 bon 5a6ricius tpubr-
genommen unO 1911 ou6 BON 60.
ItIei entbedt.
SIN 8. s abrhun6ert frat ser
5IrIt Der @baboren, zines tiirttIden
Bottles, nit bieiem i0rtnIi6 gum 5us
Rntum ii6er.
Der GetretGr Ser aonqreqas
ton, bic Den Snoer Der perbotenen
Bidder 5uTammenitstt, lit imnler tin
0ominitaner.
Die DurdfdnittstoFs
Der 8erpflegung einss q%atisntsn in
einem groBen oeutfdsu 5oIpital inb
etpa "a @ents per Sag.
Sn 6 bina IN Der Muft6etrisb
ifdotIid 70 itreng gersgeIt, oaB in ie=
Dem Wlonate nur beItinmte StaIen
rertpenost psrben 0irfen.
\ Bon ben G6iffen, 0it i'm
Sabre 1911 oen 6afen goroe1ur en-
ltefen, paren 458 fran30IIh unb 1893
anoeren Nationen Qsb6rig.
NIs Worfott SEN iebt arers
tdnnt itddtsredtIi6en qusorud ,@ua
alismu5" gsbraufte, erbieIt sr Oas
slir 6rei Monate gefdnQnis.
Oas IL MaIaditItiid, COS
i g%efunoen purbe (6ei Riidns
SdgiliD ipoq 5000 3entner unb
tuar mebr aI8 100000 3ubsI inert.
Die ruffifde 4rooin3 Sibi
rien bot ibren Naneu bon benz aItsn
6srrfderIib SIibir an rehteu uIsr
0e5 Srtif6, untpeit 3oboIst.
Sn 8enua nur6en 1897 an Ell
mem Gage in re- MarttbaIle feds
2cntner GdpaIben gum 8~eripe!ien
ber'ouTt.
Rod m II. S~abrbunbert 6ielf
man in Sen Qpotheten Hiemen ors
MenIdenbaitt o!8 SeilmittsI fell;
1869 toitete elmer in asip3is 8 ga
Ter.
Aud bel poltenlpiem 6immsl
ssigt bic Qtmosp9Gre cine elettrilde
Spannung, ote in Der Nd6e Ms
grobobens ctpa 100 Bolt bic 0nro
beirGgt.
SIN psrfIpifenen Sabre
in Die 8ereinieten Gtaaten
rnHdbernb 5000 Mi0i0Hen 9iunh
einaefiibri, sesen $500 Rlals
men IN 1900.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07
amenoteruna Der Monroe. poBtrtn.

Die Sltuation, in Delder fh Die au6lduoer in Wenfo befn6eu
nnmentlid Die @efabreu, oenen ie natreno Der 8ebntaoigcn aanpfe in
Der Sapttaot mierer SdpetrupubIif ieneiS 6es go @ranbe mtsge-
feet naren, ihencn MN aud, 70 ihreibt scr 92iIpauteer nGermania.
,~SerO61, in gegierugsfrein in @uibtngon sic lleber3ergutg berpor.
J serufen 5na baden, oaB mir ms nit inierer gtonroe Gotrin por BEN
auslanoe fam nod iebn Ioen fonnen.
Gins Ser einiIuBreidiRn 9ht8Ie0cr o5 GenatSfor;t~a fir ans.
ipdrfise gnseLegnbeiten bat id, ne ans Der gunoe5boupttaot ssrneI0et
miro, bobn ousgeiproden, Dab cine ariit5 beteffs iener o0otrin" I'm.
rittelbar Dor Der Sir ftbe. 5ebenfaa8 peroe fb Der 9on8reB QIGb gu
Nnhng ieiuer nadien Sefon ier e~unge6cno nit ibr 81 teitafigen m0
MaBnabtuen bcGufS a%enoerlng ibrer auiiaitmg uo gusRgung gu trf.
fen baben.
Rod onier iei es bon iMr o3 tniere giibt ongeieben. luor6er, aui
or nefIihen S~emiipbdrc 5re6en mo geor0nee gerbGItnHe niredt gu
ebnIen. lno mir miBten 0hr 9iltdt entpreden, oor Die olspar.
tigen @eeierunaen pir0en Die @onroe3oftrtn nidt ne5r merfennen.
&r muteten ben e%uropaid5en Idfen aud in Der Sat gar 81 piI,
inoen mir ums ale ~Ginmifung i6rerieits in nnGitoniife Die melIiHe
Senipbdre betrefen0e angeegenbehen oerbdten mto bod ndt5 t1pn
obr nidts tim f0nnten 5un Gdus oe5 2eben5 m6 Giacntnns in ben
central. unb iuOomerifanidcn Gtuaten tebenoer auSIGnoer lmO oortigen
frer1ber sSntereHen i'm aQgeneinen.
Gamit bat Der Serr Senator bonn &ondtee fir olSpdrhgc angeIe.
~genbeien in Der Sat Sen Nagcl mi 0n aopf getrofpn. NotnteinIhb
neroen aud bhe onoee nit Der 9egerung in 8erbinoung ieben6e Ser.
rem 10 benfen nhe or, infoIge Der ogIanage", Die mir ms nun bon neretn
nit Der notoriaen rGoftrn" 8ugc3o8en BADEN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07

Bel benz i'm trfen Bible C5ig. y
bnrg,IslIt,n QbenbtIeio aug r%piafdrs
gissr 4tlass gburmsui, purben Oi.
gori6riftsn Der RoOe in ge8ug ouf
ben Sdnitt obrt lltbertrsibung be-
folst. 0ie idIi8ts 9aiIIe 1T nit
sinsm rei3.nben l%lsbsrpurf brapi,rt.
Der aus Str.ifen Der Seioe unb
rabmfarbiser Spib. suiommens.Tebt
1T. aud Die fur3.n 4,rmel nuroen
burd apsi 8rsiten Der Spibe berg..
itelIt. Born nirO Der uebertpurf
burd cine tleine roinforbiee Somts
5uIammsn9,balten. Der Rod
1T auf Der linten Ssite lei6t oeraFft
unter Der aeroben Sante Der S6lubz
balm, Die nit i~iber3ogenen an0pfen
btieBt 1T, ME aud bic 6ront Der
SIN nd6Hen giISe pirb Elm Tsbr
sinfad.r, absr tIsiOiomsr Sut ge5eist,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07
Dieter Sage purbt bic

Dteftr Sdge purbt bic
ranaDfIde Notwithstanding
apon perTtdnoigt. DAB mehrere 3ogs
mae elmer Barrier Rsalihule untis
riiitGrifiIde uno reoolutipndrs Jlngs
nriften an ibre Mitfhiler p~erteiIt
5dtten. Wit iest pffi5i0s eemeIot!
piro, 1T ss oura cine itrense llebsrs
lpaaung %selunsetl, oisi.m Srsibtn Elm
gnoe aoAer> So
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07

Bonn ancrnfaniIden ~GefdSpunft aug. Gb er 5utrHt? ODER ob
er iopieI unS iomenig 9eredtgurg 6ut, pe ser bes Geuiten, Ser, os et
bier fdb, bB nlnge gl1oden bon Serret 5m ga obgcGott ner6ea, ipGb-
feno Sic enern 8u SoaS benn, io9e: ~0Rerfpuroig, aenon Die 0anie.
rem he Bel ms omi Dem 3ofe menn Der anedt or Wo8O 8n Gon3e
bolfl4 Gs fcnntt aaes af Den @%eidtSpuntt an.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07

Rapolcon ioge: Gas aaicrreid 1T Der 5rieocn, 1tu6 er
fGbre fldJg ariege. auf Ser Gommer5iaG8nts idl befnnnttd Der
Gricoe ien. lmb bod miro 6etunptet, Die GeboIutionen in MeHco ieien
bonn aonuneriaIisrms an9dttet, INN Meroo bancroft uno 10 unfQbg
Tau noden, Die 9oen 5n b5abIcn, NIT 6enen Gia5 Die acknowledgements
{4niefe Der ~GicnbaDnen erparb. aontraftli1 niBte bel MittenOung
Mie Gontrolc an oe ausudrti9cn aopitnlicn 5urldfauen.
Evening star., 1913-12-28
12-in. Corset Cover
Laces at, a Yd., 25c

Ribbed Underwear
To Prevent Taking Cold
Do not take any risk Buy tomorrow
heavier underwear. These values for
Monday:
Women's Medium-weight Combina-
tions, in large sizes only. Seconds of
ST and 80 kinds. Choice tomor- SOr
-" at =. -
Women's Fleece-lined Combinations,
high neck and long sleeves. in ankle
length; also Dutch neck and elbow
sleeves, ankle length. Special O2c
'e'Ae.S q.
Children's Half-wool Vests and Pants,
high neck and long sleeves, pants in ankle
length; and special value at, E0c
Main Floor-Ribbed Underwear Section and
Bargain Tables
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YOUNG MAN WISHES BOOKKEEPING
or clerical work evenings. best OF ref
crences- Address Go. Tribune hie7s
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Electrical Treatment
PERSONAL

REWARD. 1 POSITIVE
ly guarantee my great successful
Monthly remedy: safely relieves some
OF the longest. most obstinate abnormal
cases In three 10 five days. no harm.
pain or interference with work: mail
Sl.5O. Double strength. 81. Book free
DR.. L. =. Southington. Kansas City. Mo.
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Wanted-Agents

SOAP AGENTS-OUR SANITARY SKIN
Soap has everything beat for profits.
wo protect you in territory; sample and
premium list free. DALEY MFG. CO.
at. Louis. Mo. g1o50
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I.ATHERS, 2 NON UNION MEN. GOOD
pay. Phone Garfield. S2-N-3. hl957
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Wanted-Situation (Male)

AN EXPERIENCED HAND AT DRIY-
ing or repairing automobiles. Address
BIO. Tribune. h4bs
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ACCORDION PLEATING
HAT FACTORY

FOX HAT REPAIRING SEE TAYLOR,
the Halter. 2f k>ss; ISt So. Estab.
1858. g29sS
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WASTE PAPER & GARBAGE

-
UTAH WASTE PAPER & GARBAGE
Co. A fllingsworth. manager, Phone
Nnsatch f2Vl. f1439
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AUCTION SALES

BEING FAR OUT. CHEAP RENT IS
tire reason We can sell goods cheap,
cash or credit. We have new goods: also
q lot OF second hand heaters ranges.
dressers. beds-alnost as good as new
at half price. Michigan Furniture Co,
f30 State. Was 6li5 g33Ss
JOHN JONES. AUCTIONEER AND
vaiuer; copmission business. years
with X. A AndTews Residence 1890
Stnnsham ave. Phone Hyland 1914. f2T3s
c. f OSTERLOH, AUCTIONEER. RES
n4s5
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FURNITURE REPAIRING


W WILLIAMS & son. 1855 y STREET.
Wasatch i5i5-W. Upholsterlug. chairs
recaned o3f.
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HAIR GOODS
EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT

DIR. ARTHUR BURROWS. OCULISI
and aurist: spcctacles accurately atted;
difficult cases solicited 305 Continental
Bank bldg R35Gl
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EXPERIENCED CHAUFFEUR WOULD
Ike position driving car. II. O. Black,
White House hotel. h9s3
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CHIROPODIST

l.. zANBLA. FOOT SPECIALIST. coz.
tnitstion free. g. East First south
Vssstch 6ost r7a7s
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WANTED
Wanted-Female Help

GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS AP-
PLY READY FOR WORK AT \. NJ.
AND p. NJ. DAILY. TROY LAUNDRY.
22l SOUTH 9TH EAST
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For Rent-Stores and Offices

ATTENTION, MILLTNERS OR JEW
elerB. Part Of the Nelson Piano Co s.
store for rent; good location and fine dis
play windows. Call 106 E. End South
Phone Was G271. hIT6S
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AND PRESSIN j

LADIES' AND CENTS HIGH-CLASS
hand pressing. guaranteed. ". end
South. Was. 2017. G32Si
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Wanted-Board and Room

ONE OR TWO NICELY FURNISHED
rooms With busrd by three young men;
must he east side. between Srd So. and
So. Temple. Would also like sleeping
porch. Must DO first-class Address C-2s.
Tribune hills
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COAL AND FUEL


OUR COAL Is "JUSTRIGHT" WAS
1f43. Alliance Coal Co. II Main Sc
hi0ts
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TRIBUNE WANT TADs PULL
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PLUMES REPAIRED

OLD PLUAiES MADE NEW DYED
cleaned. eurled. los So. End East
f7OsO
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WINDOW CLEANING

ARE YOUR WINDOWS DIRTY? PHONE
National House Cleaning Co. Was.
1850. hllQl
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WANTED-PoSITION BY EXPERT
lady stenographer. with 5 years eXpe-
Hence. legal and mining work Best OF
uue Lrc-.
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HAY, GRAIN AND COAL

HARVEY 4 CO,
5i5 W. Second South Was. 592. fsSIs
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Wanted-Salesmen

MALE OR FEMALE, TO SELL REAL
estate; good salary guaranteed. Call
at once. Inter Mountain Realty Co.. 205
Templeton bldg. el3l1
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Wanted-Situation (Female)

THE REMINGTON TYPEWRITER
company's employment department can
furnish you. FREE OF CHARGE, ex-
perienced and inexperienced stenog-
raphers. typists and bookkeepers Phone
The Remington Wasatch II. hl4li
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LIVERY STABLES


MCCOY STABLES. CARRIAGES AND
hsht livery horses bought and sold.
Phone 81 ol.l
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

CHAs. PETERSON. 20 RICHARDS sT.,
orass. Clipped glass and painted. Phone
Wasatch 1909 ms
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COAL AND KINDLING


L =. DEAL COAL. BLOCK WOOD
and klndllnz- is5 East fth South. Phone
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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1913-05-29
The Boomer Girls CGmiHg.

The College Bloomer Girls world S
champion ladies base ball team, Of
Chicago, will play in Scotland Neck
on Monday, June the 9th, against
the best team that Scotland Neck
can possibly put on the diamond.
TIE Boomer Girls have been tour
ing North Carolina this season ard
they have made a good record as
ball players, having won games
from some very strong teams. If
you want to see good game of ball
be sure and see this one, besides the
novelty Of seeing girls play you will
have chance to get an idea as to
what kind Of summer base ball team
this town is going to have. The ad-
mission is Is cents to all, ladies in
Guided.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1913-05-29
The Spelling Bee Enjoyed.

The old time spelling bee held at
the graded school auditorium Fri
day night was very laughable and
the spoilers and the large audience
seemed to enter into the spirit of the
occasion. There were many that had
promised to enter the contest who
were absent or refused, but when
the pound cake was brought in and
placed on exhibition, list of twen-
ty-two was soon made up and then
t 70 fun began.
Mrs. W. R. Bond and Mr.. A. L.
burlington were appointed captains
and selected sides as follows: For
Mrs. Bond-Ashby Dunn. J. K.
Brown, w. E. Smith, Chas. Cooke,
w. T. White, Mrs. Clee Vaughan,
w. H. Newell, Miss Anna Clark, c..
F. Burroughs, Mrs. Hurt; for Mr..
Purrington-Stuart Smith, J. N.
Smith, H. T. Clark, Mrs. W. A.
Wa!ston, Mrs, A. L. burlington,
Mrs. J. B. Aiken, E j. Proctor, Rev.
N. C. Yearly, r. A. Phillips, Frank
Smith. Mr.. Chas. L. Mcdowell acted
as teacher and called the words, the
blue hack speller being used. We
are rot going to give the name Of
the first ore to go down, and will
only say that the fun continued for
quite while, until the contest final
! ly narrowed down to Mr.. and Mrs.
Pennington on one side, and Mrs.
Bond, Miss Anna Clark and Mrs Clee
Vaughan on the opposing side, until
at last Miss Clark and Mrs. Vaughan
were the only ones left standing,
and from the way they were spelling
it locked as if they might stand there
all night, and then it was suggested
that the contest be called a draw be-
tween these two and the cake d.
videG. This WAS done and thus end
ed the evenings pleasure and en-
joyment.
Just before the spelling bee COM
menced, by special request. Miss
Mae Rice repeated the five ages, as
presented by the primary classes
Monday night before. This was es-
pecially enjoyed.
We have heard a number suggest
that there be another spelling bee,
and we hope 1t will be done. Let US
have another one in the future.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1913-05-29

CANNED MEATS.
EeWs From Br;ahley Vile.

HrirkleyviIle, May 26.-Mr. and
Mrs. II. 5. Poole and children, OF
Rocky Mount, are visiting the hone
Of Rev. 4. & Wilcox.
Rev Mr.. Bobbitt filed his regular
snpojntnent at Bear Swamp on yes
terday.
The ice creamasupper was largely
attended on last Thursday, night.
As the proceeds from the sale were
for the laudable purpose Of paying
off 2 small debt due on the church
for some needed repairs and for
nainting said church, and had been
advertised for some days ahead, the
npople came in crowds, and cake
and cream were sold at remunera-
tive prices. and other expedients,
such as weighing by which you could
have your weight accurately told for
2 dime. fishing, and for ten cents
Won might get a marble or shoe horn,
barrett, candy and many other things
too numerous to mention. A fine
purse was realized.
Delightfully."- refreshing showers
have fallen upon the arid earth and
all nature is rejoicing and the farm
ers are happy.
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LOCAL NEWS.
EseN.S Gathered from the iowa
and Country.

The Bloomer Girls here June 8.
Cotton chopping has just begun in
earnest this week.
The farmers now have a pretty
good stand Of cotton.
A two weeks term of court will
begin at Halifax Monday.
See the girls play base ball here
the 9th Of June. Admission 25c.
This section was visited with a
very fine rain Friday night and Sat
urday morning and again Tuesday.
The county commissioners will
hold their regular monthly session
at Halifax Monday.
All crops are from fifteen to
twenty days behind their usual
growth at this season Of the year.
Mr.. W. C. Vaughan, of Roanoke
Rapids, has accepted a position in
the barber shop of Mr.. w. A. Walls
ton.
Among the graduates iron Wake
Forest College last week we note
two Of cur own young men, Messrs.
Charles and Danford Josey, with the
Bachelor Of Arts degree.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1913-05-29
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
The Coming, Going and Whereabouts Of Our
People and Other Folks.

Mrs. f. A. Riff, Of Louisburg, is
here on a visit to friends.
Mrs. A. Gross, of Philadelphia,
Pa, is visiting Mrs. G. Hoffman.
Mr.. Albion Dunn and little Albion.
Jr., of Greenville, were here Tues
day.
Mrs. Chas. Herring attended the
st. Mary's College commencement
in Raleigh this week.
Mr.. j. H. Hopkins has gone to
Norfolk to enter Sarah Leigh Hos
pital for special treatment.
Miss Bessie G.. Dunn has returned
home from an extended visit to
Louisburg and Wake Forest.
Mrs. Sherwood H. Allsbrook went
to Richmond Friday to be with her
husband, who is in hospital.
Hon. Claude Kitchin has returned
to Washington City TO resume his
duties as a member Of Congress.
DR.. H. H. Fries and family with
several friends of New York City,
are spending some time at Tillery.
Mr.. John Walston, of Conetoe.
was here on visit to his son, Mr..
w. A. Walston, Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. M. Oppenheimer and Miss
Belle Openheimer, of Rocky Mount,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hoff-
man.
Messrs. Herman Bryan, John Ed
wards and Allison Mcdowell are at
home from Wake Forest College for
their vacation.
Mrs. J. P. Wimberly, of Battle
boro. has been here the past week on
visit to her mother. Mrs Lawrence,
and other relatives.