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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-03
INDICTED GERMAN
OFFICIALS ON BOND

New York. March. a.--Georwe hotter.
Adoiph Hachmeister and Waltew Pap
pinghaus, three Of the i've officials
and employees 81 the Hamburg Arneri-
can lire indicted yesterday IN charge
~ dsfrnnding the United States gov
eminent ny means OF false nlanifests
issued 70 ships sent with supplies for
German cruisers. pleaded not guilty
when arralgned today They were re-
'eased In $4,000 bail each
HOTTER IL superintendent Of the lire.
tachmelster purchasing agent, and
PappinEhaus was super-carRo on the
steamer Berwlnd
Kari Busnz. managing director and
Feiiz SeFner. supcr-cargu o. the Lsor-
EMO. failed to appear and we're given
until March IS 20 do 80.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-03
EFFICIENT WORK
RUSSIAN AIRSHIPS
~ AesocTATKp PRrss

London. March "a brief descrip-
tion Of efficient work By two Russian
aerorianes II given in dispatch from
Warsaw. The aeroplsncs. IL u said
saved two Russian regiments durang
the recent Russian retreat in East
Prussia. Hoverlng oww the heads Of
the soldiers. the alrmnn guided them
In their retreat through the enemy'a
lines in safety and h,' frequent trips
70 and from the Russian base they kept
the column supplied with ammunition.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-03
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open Cloxgsd Nes~
trils and End Head-Cel4a.

You feel ans in fsw momantsA Your
cold In hesd o. eetarrh viii Be gone
Your elogged aostrils viii open. The AIR
passages Of your bead wfli clear and
yea can breathe freely. No more duh
neea. headache; no hawkins. snufiinR
macous discharwes OF drynsssl 10 strug.
Cling for brsMth At nighG
Tel your druggist you want o small
bottle 81 Ely's Cream Balm. Apply q
little Of this fragrant, antiaeptie cream
in youK nostrils. lel Il penetrate throagh
every cir passage u the bead sootke
and heal The swollen. inaamed mucous
membrane. and relief comes Instantly.
II 10 Just what every cold and catarrh
sufferer media Dont stay stnaed-up
and miserable.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-03
TUG LEROY HERE
FOR INSPECTION
VESSEL WHICH HAS BEEN AT
ANCHOR ACROSS BAY FoR TWO
YEARS. 10 NOW AT WHARF OF
CITY.

The large tug Leroy. owned by the
estate Of the late Il. e. Saunders. r.
now moored at the Gulf Machine
Works wharf. where she will be given
~ inspection 5y government officials
10 few days. The vessel was brought
over from her anchorage ny Engineer
Mertlns.
The Leroy was practically rebuilt
afout two years ago AZ a cost 81 tIS.-
coo or s2o.ooe. but was never placed In
use. On the contrary she was towed
across the bay and anchored and has
been there ever since.
II IL not known 20 what use she
win be put after passing the govern
menf inspection.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-03
w. Fl. Milton FirstWitness
In Ist National Bank Cases

Continued from Page one,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-03
RELIEF SHIP HAD
A LENGTHY VOYAGE

New YORK., March s.-The first ship
sent from this country with supplies
FOR Belgians has been the last 20 reach
her destination. according TO announce
mens made today by the commission
FOR relief In Belgium. The vessel II
the Norahav which sailed from Port
lard ore, September n. 1914. and
reached Falmouth. England today.
Mere than leo cargoss. IL was said.
had been purchased and many OF them
had seen delivered since the ship sailed
les days ago.
The Nordhav has aboard a.e2s tons
~ wheat which has almost doubled
in value during the long voyage.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-03
ADJUSTMENTS


The Isis today has one Of the best
and most entertaining bills Il has pre-
Sented In many week& There = a
diversincation that viii be \ pleasing
departure TO the movie fans Of Pen
sacola- Their Hour OF two reels.
with those stars 81 the stare. Cleo
Madison and Joe King. 10 bound 10
Please. II IL = runance~-a romance
Of two hungry hearts. with q climax
that IL happy
saints and Sinners IL another ex-
cellent story. II features I'D. Coxen
ana Winifred Greenwood ard these
two. supported BY an aii-star cast, urlll
please any audience.
Rooms for Rent IL a farce comedy
that viii on the Pill In producing
laughter
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-03

LYDIA r. Pinsham .
v Vegetable Com
pound When | krst
began taking il /
vas suffering from
femiIe troubles for
some tims and bad
almost al kinds Of
aches-pains IN low
er pnt Of back and
IN shics, and press
ing Gown pains I
could not sleep and
Sims 4 hawa knkan
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-03

government would attempt 20 show
that this transaction was responsible
In a way in the alleged interpolation
Of about $4,000. saying taat the sum
OF sss. 900 had been cabled 20 London
the day before the hank was closed.
and that this assertion would be
proved By the government The two
transactions alluded %. Mr. Beall
sisted. would amount &c about $751;
200. The defense would maintain. he
said, that these drafts were amply Sc
cured. but he stated that about the
only securities were the bond issue OF
$500. 600. BY the railroad company rum
ming between Faico and Galiuver.
distance Of 20 miles. which did not
own its rolling stock. owned but "A
single mile Of tae trackhed itself. and
leased the remainder from the l.. a n.
railroad company. He said that the
bank had misapplied the said funds
IN an effort 70 keep "alive these dead
concerns"
THE DEFENSE RESPONDS.
Judge Francis II. Carter. leading
counsel FOR the defense. responded 20
the district attorney in : presentation
of the case from the standpoint 90 the
defendants, attacking the indictment
and maintaining thst the government
had 20 prove an intent 20 steal on the
part Of the officers % tha bank. aided
and abetted BY the Defendants All
transactions. he said had been duly
entered upon the records. hna the ap-
prevail Of the entire board 81 directors
IN every instance. and that the min-
ont IN such a claim.
Directors % the bank. he said, In
cluded some OF the staunchest busi-
ness men % the city. and he named
W. A. RlouEt. r. c. Brent and W. y.
Forbes. against whom there was no
blame attached. ard whom. be said
would never have conspired in the
robbery CT the bank for the benefit
Of the defendants now on trial Mort
cages. he said. offered as security,
covered vastly more than the railroad
line referred 70 BY the government.
On the contrary. II was stated. ali had
beer weli-secured. IL was thought.
Touching upon the Crow Rudolf tram
sacticns. he explained that the English
firm was more than Atty or sixty years
in business. and was regarded a. one
of the strongest firrna ia the lumber
and timber world The defenAants
could not be. and the law would not.
punish men for bad business tudg-
ment; that the intent 10 defraud know
ingiy would have 20 be amply shown.
He said taat the securities offered BY
the English nrm were looked upon
a. secure and safe 90 guarantee the
payment of obligations and drafts. In
addition 20 these securities. he said.
ether safe paper was given as security.
al Of which. he thought. would be
amply proven az the proper time.
Mr. P1tts. assisting In the prosecu-
ton, attempted 90 reply 90 Judge Car
ter In what he termed a rehuttai state
uaent. saying that counsel had mis-
stated the case. and that ne did not
desire that the jury have any such
impression a. the statement would be
likely 20 convey lie was stopped BY
the court. however. Judge Call saying
that he understood the jury did not
take the lac from the counsel, but
from the court"
Testimony was then started. Re-
ceiver Milton taking the stand.
IDENTIFIES RECORDS.
One OF the nrst matters sought By
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-07-23
Overcame All Obstacles.

Mrs Ivan blair, Of Seattle, Wash.
ington, accompanied by her daughter
Oral, arrived here Saturday last,
coming via Savannah, Ivy the
lnterurban, from there TO Leach's
Mill by jitney, then across the Nod.
away river by skin, where she was
met by Sheriff Gelyin, to whom she
had telephoned 10 meet her, aud from
there he took her to Maitland, the
home OF her parents, J. II. Fickes
and wife, In his car, She had phoned
Sheriff Gelvin to meet her, and what.
ever he undertakes he usually &C.
complishes, - we dsrned we'll knew,
and never opens his head, even II he
keeps you sitting alone In the car for
two or three hours. Mrs. George Nc.
Maui, Of Maitland, Who WAS water.
bound In 81. Joseph came with her.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-07-23
At Rest

Roy L. Simpson, the subject OF this
sketch, Was born In Harrison county.
Missouri, and died 1t Pawnee, Mis-.
souri,, June, 1915, OF the dreaded
disease, consumption, aged rs years,
. months and II days.
lie was left an orphan Al the age OF
. years, and WAS then taken by Rich
ARD smith and wife and raised to
manhood, and Was the same Is an
own son to them. They gave him
every advantage Of . good education
ana he MAS one OF Harrison county's
successful school teachers.
lie was . faithful member OF the
Christian church and bore his long
sickness with patience and fortitude.
lie WAS married to Miss Carrie
Wood, May %, 1913; to this union
was born one son, Dick, age fifteen
months.
he leaves an invalid wife and son,
eight brothsrs and his foster father,
Richard Smith, to mourn their los.
Roy was . boy and young man loved
and respected By oil who knew him,
and his friends we're numbered BY his
acquaintancss. "A FRIEND"
Nj. Simpson had many friends In
the Benton school district, whore hs
taught Ia lsl3i%, who will bs sorry
70 learn OF his death, and who also
extend their sympathy TO the be-
reaved wife.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-07-23

Mall your films today, back tomor
row. Developed al sizes, lOc roll. cir
cular free. Tie Kodak Finishing Co,
st. Joseph, No.
born. 70 Paul Bucher and wife
Of Union school district, SATURDAY
July II, 1915, tne son, DIR. J. l.
Hogan IN attendance
Hon. II. 7 Alkire returned home
Saturday last, from his trip Of ten
day duration In Florida, where hs
lad gone on business.
The Highland Sunday school will
give an Ice cream supper ~ the home
OF Mr. Harye Chamberlain, on Friday
night. t~enty.third Of July.
-wantsd-Man and wife, or single
man and woman TO work At County
Farm. Apply TO g. J. Thurman, su.
psrintsndsnt County Farm.
--Miss Mary @. Smith. Of buffalo,
New York, arrived here, Tuesday for
. visit with her sister, Mrs. Alberta
q. Murphy, and son. Frank.
Grouse, Painter 4 Co., Of Mound
City, Mo-, have . new wsll.boring ma
chine, depth 100 feet. Farmers
Phone, 90. Independent, 2sb.
Remember that We will send you
THE SENTINEL and Kansas City
Weekly Star, one year, for only $50,
price Of TnE SENTINEL alone.
We are ready TO receive bids for
stand concessions for the Chsutauqus,
August 7 10 II, inclusive.
COMMITTEES.
On Thursday Of last week, Pro.
bate Judge Harry N. DUNCAN, said
the speech, that made Charles d.
Book and Mics Hazel Ogden, husband
and wife,.
Corn for sale on the old Judge Pull.
len place, two and ons.half miles
OF Forbes, No. Address,
J. u. Burns, 2oio North, 10 Street, St.
Joseph, Mo.
II. L. Evsrson and Joe II. Murray
removed their stock from the
bottoms, last week, on account Of
high water. to the hills. Many
others were compelled TO do likewise.
--Miss Cecilia Brssisr, OF Ferguson,
Missouri, Is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Robert L. hinton, Of Mound City.
The writer when led used TO 70 10
Ferguson In the old "+.hoss" omnibus
from st. Louis 70 attend Sunday
'chool picnics.
Charley Mum. Of Mound City,
who knows . good picture reel when |
10 sses II, was here Tuesday. on some |
business matters. His sistsr.in.law,
Miss Alberta Brasg, came down with
nim, and will stay . white with moth.
y and brother, VIII. \
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-07-23

Crude on, 10 cents per gallon, a,
The Variety Store.
E. .. Phillips and wife, were In
81, Joseph, Tuesday u this week.
-Lukens x Keo~b can lind tia,
mJDey Tor you a. . reasonable rate.
Ara Mcintyre and Wife Sundayed
Ia Oregon with George Gslyin and
Wife
-Dr W. W. Turner, Osteopatii,
has located IN ihs Martin building
10th phones,
Meyer Post viii b. tie guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. Guy cumhinsl Sat urday
afternoon, July 2tth.
Mrs !. l.. Rife, Of Mound City,
~ss here Wednesday In connection
with some probate matters
DIR. whitseii, eye aud ear special.
ist, NJ corner 9th and Edmond, 81. 10.
seph. both phones, W3.
We want 10 trade you . good IN
come property In II. Joseph, for that
little farm. LuKkNs 4 Known.
Mrs. Albert iloecker has returned
from her extended visit with rela.
uvss and sightseeing In California.
ALL orders for camping tents for
the Chautsuqua must bs In by July
10Th. Is. II. DAwsos, Secretary.
Judge II. NJ. DUNCAN and wife
have our thanks for . basket OF ~
nns spricots ~ we have ever tasted.
-Wsptsd-A small farm IN OK.
change for good Income property.
Address =. o. Box, 2s2, Msryvills, Mo.
Sec DR.. r. A. Long for prices on
vsccinating Hogs Now IL the time
TO vsccinsts 10 Immune against Hog
cholera.
willard q. Proud, Eye, Ear,
Nose, Throat, STA Francis street
Annex Tootle.Lsmon Bank, St. 10.
ssph, Mo.
County Clerk Kunkel has made
his Seqnlsition on the state auditor
for d 500. due the county from the
state road fund.
Lex Kunkel and family are at the
home OF Mrs. KS. parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Cooper, being victims oil
the flood, west OF Forest City.
--nEAD--Our hy spray Is sold un.
der guarantees to give satisfaction or
money refunded,
FRANK FOSTER.
--Dsllos. con Of Mr., and Mrs. Andy
Morris, Of Mound City, and who grad.
ustsd from tl,e Mound City High
uhsol Nils. Ssss. b SOW In Auburn,
New York. whore 10 has entered the |
grocery businsasi he will make his
home with his slstsr and husband,
". and Nm CLYDE Ruisy. ]
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-07-23
Mrs. Charles Conway, sccompsn

-hrG Charles Conway. accompan
led by her daughter, Miss Margaret,
OF ST. Louis, who have been visiting
for . week or two, the guests OF hel
uncle, +. A. welty and wife, return.
ed 10 their home, last week.
--Iisrve Childs, OF the Idle wilde
school district, las recently had two
mules and some horses TO die from
some unknown cause. This loss Is
felt keenly by Mr.. Childs. and he has
the sympathy Of numerous friends.
We will positively guarantee our
NY spray TO keep the nies from your
Horses and Cows, and do oil We claim
for II, or II don't cost you one cent.
No red tape TO this guarantee.
FRANK FOSTER.
w. =. Vance, Of Mound City. the
hustling real estate agent, WAS In
town, Monday evening on some bust.
ness with W. II. Richards; he was &C.
companied by his daughter, Miss
Vons, Mrs. Wright and daughter,
Grace.
-Ms. @. Il. Mcintyre, OF Parsons,
Ksnsss, 10 here enjoying . visit with
her sister, Mrs. b. +. Morgan.
"Rilsy" has gone to Strstton, Texas,
where he will make his home, and
Mrs. Mcintyre will Join him In the
near future.
IF. l.. Teller returned from 81. Jo-
seph, Monday evening, last, accom-.
psnisdb his wife. who was operated
upon st the Sisters Hospital In St.
Joseph, July l. She 10 getting along
nicely, and q able TO b up Q portion
Of the time. This will indeed b good
news TO her family and large circle Of
friends.
Olive Krssk reached home, early
Monday morning, for her summer W.
cation, from Baker University,
Baldwin City, Kansas. She was do.
laysd BY flood conditions, being ten
hours on the road from Kansas City,
but vas very much pleased to find
the Oregon Intsrurbsn right on the
Job. The university 10 very active
and prosperous, having increased the
endowment to over . half million
dollars, and expect over 900 students
this fell.
--Jep Greene, Of Bull, Idaho, who
has been visiting here for Q month
with his parents. A. H. Greene and
wife, brothers and sisters, will leave
Friday OF this week for bis western
home. Jep says he had . good time
md enjoyed every minute Of his visit,
but the only thing lacking was, that |
u did not rain often snough(s) while
DO was here. Miss Eta. who came
With him will not return until about |
shs nrst ofSsptsmbss.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-07-23
Thanks.

Tns SENTINEL desires to return
thanks to O. ID. Book, the popular
and hustling pump man for the Burl.
ington 1t Napier, for helping US to
get our mail to Fortsscus, Friday of
last week, and also to BiRslow. He
toox % from Napier to Fortsscus,
With the mall, on his three.whe heller.
Also Lum Patterson has our thanks
Tor taking the Maitland mail and
routes, and Matt B. Thomas, took
the Mound City mall and routes,
They were here In buggiss. and were
only TOO willing TO accommodate us.
we surely appreciate the Kindness of
these gentlemen, and will reciprocate
whenever occasion presents. Frank
Skesles, Of Napier, was With Mr..
Thomas.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-07-23

y. O. Weller, Of Maitland, drove
down Saturday in his car, bringing
three travelling men, who were
watsr'bound thers. They thought II
they rescued. Oregon they could Get
out % oncet bat, Alas, while the Ore.
gon lnterurban Railway never missed
. trip THAT 10 was never out Of oom.
mission) the Burlington was tied up.
Snd they had to stay here until
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-07-23
Goes To Pen,

Judge Burnss was here Tuesday,
and held court . short time, for the
purpose Of hearing the appeal cssss
OF State 70. Homer Campbell, who was
found guilty OF assault to kill Mode
Morse, and received . sentence Of two
yssrs 10 the psnitentiary, also In the
case against him for assaulting mary
Jackson, and WAS given 8 years In the
psnitsntisTy. Campbell failed to take
his appeal, and the sentences were
made forcibls and Sheriff 0slvin will
likely leave with his prisoner, Sat.
urdsy, for 5eiYsrson City.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-07-23

The county court was In session
Monday, Of this week, TO discuss the
road and bridge conditions with Coun.
ty Highway Engineer Perst. They
are trying to and out where they are
at" and are trying to do what they
can to relieve the situation. On Satur.
day, they will 60 to the Eureka dis
trict In the Gillsland nsighborhood
TO look into the situation there, and
on Monday they will meet and make
. decision - TO how far they can 20
TO relieve the situation. "
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-07-23

David Elder and his force have
completed ane hay and cattle barn,
6oxl0o feet for Mike (Asmus) Prusman
Of Forbes township. Levi Schultz, of
the Variety Store, did the tin work.
They slso just compiled Z nns hay and
stock barn, iSlxts, With cattle sheds,
for oab. Rayhill, on hls farm In the
hsynowsr school district, about eight
miles east Of Oregon, occupied BY his
son, J. ]. Rayhill. They are both
handles.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-07-23
COMING! STOP BUY.
ING AND WAIT.
Popular Store Announces q Colos.
sal Public Trade
Sale.

The best news In today's paper Is
contained In the stirring announce.
nent by our local firm Of Give wires
In the mercantile business, who have
taken . full page to call Attention
from our readers TO their monster
July Clearance Sales and Mid-season
Carnival Of Bargains.
Had they taken our full size Issue
II would hardly have suniced TO have
told the story, for an eightepags news.
paper could not contain mention OF
oil the attractions planned and sr.
ranged for this big extraordinary store
sale. Saturday shoppers who attend
the big sale, will lind this popular n.
G. ". Store fairly sblsze with match.
lees bargains, and the price cards and
tags will show plainly to every visitor
the gsnuineness Of the values which
bsckon from every side. Ths markets,
mills, and factories Of the entire
world open up TO you-at your very
doors, throughout this colossal Il. G.
U. Public Trade Sale. You may
think you have ssen "salss" before,
but never such . SALE - this! You
must attend In psrson to realize its
Importance and fsrrsaching magni.
tude. Bear 10 mind, that the printed
Items mentioned In Krssk q Hssness'
advertisement, and big full.pags bills
ere merely representative, and give
you but . very slight hint Of the
mighty multitude Of matchlsss say.
ings which await you st this sale Of
ssiss! Read their big I'd. In this IL.
sue.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-07-23

"A telegram WAS received BY Mrs.
George 8. Lukens, Wednesday morn.
ing, announcing the serious sickness
Of her sister, Aiss Lota Garten, Of
houndville, Vernon County, this
state. Miss Lots will DO remembered
by many OF our readers, having made
her home here 1t different periods.
Road and Bridge: Commissioners,
J, II. Perst, 10 hustling, day and
night, TO get In the bridges and cul.
vsrts, taken :out BY the heavy and
continuous rains Of the ,psst ak
weeks or two months. PsopN must
b. patient, - itltaksa time TO. repair
and Get In shape again for travel the
many bridges, culvsrts and wssh.
outs, caused BY the excessive and con.
tipued rains.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-25
HELP MANrEp-.-sIALE


AUTO accessory manufacturer wants dis
triCt representatives; article sells on
demonstrate over 800 per cent profit;
chance for capable men to earn 1900 TO
$500 in their own home this summer.
free sample to interested parties. Sion
aker Mfg. Co. Kress Bldg, Houston,
Texas %
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-25

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. agent. one who
has personality and good appearances
and can really sell good article. Web
ster asa.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-25

WANIED--Salesman 20 call on groCere,
general stores and confectioners IN small
country towns; Is per cent commission:
Isser. Ns South Fret 81. 81 Louis. Mo.-o
SALESMAN WANTED-Laces. embroid-
cries; side line: 10 per cent commission:
a. NIPPLES light; only men with trade now
travelling need apply. Brin Bros.. Direct
Importers European Laees. Dallas.
Tex. %.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-25

GILT edge opportunity for a high class
salesman with ability to convince: 70
connect permanently with Responsible and
csta plished concern. knowledge of re-
tan business essential; unlimited territory
20 the producer. Million dollar firms en-
Sorse. reference. The Cash Credit
system Co, Dayton. o.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-25

GENERAL agents. first-class statesmen
wanted. TWO 500 articles big commits
sions; general agents required IN n,ako
snaII cash deposit; must have previous
experience exp. handling statesmen. one sales
iast week. Only fIrst-class resncns;hio
saSsmen with successful record need
apply experience and reference must he
t san first letter J. c. Hawkins, New
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-25
SIXTEENTH AND JACKSON STREETS

HOUSES FOR RENT.
tl2 Orr, 40 s. 9th Ave.
tl5 O0-s-R.. 4i2 =. 9th Ave.
S27 .50-6-R., 2lO6 Bristol ST.. modern
s25 .O0-7-R., 22l9 Cap. Ave, mod. ex. heat
APARTMENTs AND FLATS.
i2.O0-5-R., 25ii n. 18th st., modern ex-
cept heat.
a.. OO-s-R., go Park Ave, modern.
S5.Oo-4-R and bath, The Harold, 9th
and jackson SITS.
tS7 .bo--7-R.. 100 s. 18th St, modern. jani-
tor service.
$40. 00-7-R.. 900 Farnam St., modern.
SO. 6o-t-n. and bath, Warren" 52i s.
2sth ST.
s45.OO-s-R.. si9 8, 18th st.. modern. janl-
tor service.
,47. 5o-q.R.. SIS s. 10th ST.. modern. jani.
tor service.
$50. oo-s-F., 1895 Harvey ST.. modern. fine
location.
Phone ID. T5S. 902 City Nat. Blk. Bldg
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-25

AGENTS wANTED-1OO per cent profit
selling useful speciality; used in homes,
hotels. stores and by auto owners, good
repeater. sample free. Auburn Special
ties Co.. Dept 242. Auburn, N. W
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-25

CLEAN cut, ambitious salesman. with a
successful record to represent promi-
nent manufacturer of high grade special
ties selling to jobbers, dealers and con-
sumers Salary. expenses and double
bonus plan Y 4S9, Bee"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-25
Tri-City Barber

College. Tuition $40, on account of big
trade. Wages for 5 and 10 cent work.
Electric massage taught. Hydraulio
chairs Catalog free. I24 Douglas 81.
Omaha
YOUNG man wanted to learn the barber
trade. r. L. Nichols. East Atchison, Mo.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-25

SALESMEN-S5,O 600 to $4,000 yearly, with
reasonable drawing account, to very
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