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The sun., 1916-10-09

Senator HENRY c. LODGE is right when
he says that the question is not what
the Republican party would have
done but what the Democrats have
done, There is no campaign issue in
what the Republicans would have
done; but this the country knows.
that in the flfty-one years since the
civil war ended the Republican party
has conducted the affairs of the coun-
try 50 well that tho Democrats have
been In power less than twelve years.
The sun., 1916-10-09

The Fifth New Jersey Congress dis
trict Is to I've torn up by a rccoun of
the votes cast in the recent primary
for the Republican candidates. Repre-
sentative JoHN II. CAPsricK. who led
the poll. and CHARLES n. FOWLER. who
lost by Ia votes. As such contests
never add to party harmony. and as
there are many Republicans in the
Fifth district who are not fond Of
either Mr.. CArsTiCK or Mr.. FOWLER.
the Hon. WILLIAM T.. TurrLE. Jr.. the
Democratic candidate. who has al
ready served two terms In Congress.
is likely to profit by the recount that
has been ordered by the court.
The sun., 1916-10-09

The Red Sox took the first game.
The Redbreasts may even the score
to-day. and there are other days to
follow before fandom settles down to
the indoor lead pencil campaign. The
Oranges and their neighbor towns in
Jersey. t~ransplanted Brooklyn. viii
have their innings yet. And the
weather man. who needs friends. is
making them by the thousand. May
he get through the series without
an error.
The sun., 1916-10-09

The Germans, who were going to
protest the tanks" because their use
was a violation OF the laws of war.
now that the tanks" are
Of no value whatsoever; hat in
fact all of them employed in the
battle Of the Sommc were disabled or
completely wrecked by shell fire. The
British confess to no more than two
tanks put out OF the running. The
truth Is somewhere in between: but
at any rate the armadillo motor was
something Of a novelty.
The sun., 1916-10-09
Tie.

70 INV rrlroH or Tur srN-Sr. Au o.
saying - that Americans meyer II, thing
ll halves, This Is all very wei until /,
comes to prices.
How about doubling the Price Of r,c
| cal II u blow at "A sacred American
Institution. CRrsl,
NLw Yosk, October :.
The sun., 1916-10-09
That lmpOst Of Prsre.

To THE Enron or THE srS-Sr, Nav I
ask II our existing war tax Is In any
way responsible for this unremitting
ascension OF prices on lifc's ncccssarics?
J, iiENRY.
HIGHLAND FAtrS, October :
The sun., 1916-10-09
Real ~Thanksgising

Knick.r-Think Thanksgiving Day should
be November 80 or ~?
Bockcr-it doesn't matter: II will
actually be election day.
The sun., 1916-10-09

HENRY Ford say that he doesn't
like the term working people, lie
woul substitute industrious per-
sons" II won't do. There are some
industrious persons who do not
work. and there are some working
people" who are not Industrious.
The sun., 1916-10-09

Lieutenant Captain HANS RosL has
proved that his mission Is no con-
fined to the carrying OF messages to
the German Ambassador.
The sun., 1916-10-09

I00nOn oTUCe, SU"ib rl'FN -lir'Ns
Parts office. u Rue de Ia Michodicre. on
Rue du Quatrc Septcmhrc.
Washington Office. Munsey building
BROOKLYN once. Room 2o2, Eagle Bulld-
ing. 3O3 Washington street.
The sun., 1916-10-09
sub,c riptious by Mail. Postpaid.

Entered at the Post once az Sew York as
second C,aSs Mall Matter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-20
|NTERURbAN SERVICE
ON HOUR BASIS
FIRST DAVIS TRAFFIC SEES
MANY PEOPLE RIDING F0R
PLEASURE

Regular service o. the Gatbrle4fa-
Hoad interurhan became effective tina
morning
The fire ear ont Of Guthrie at 8
o'clock carried six passengers, the
second uioe and tie nIne O'Clock
car carried forty-one passengers.
About 2G persons came up from OK.
lahoma City during thu day
Cars leaye Guthrie every hour Hnfil
ii.24 a. nleAt The last car THE last
car from Oklahoma city leaves at
1890 reaching Guthrie at IL 50 nea
nlte he heavy rains oi last night II.
officials reported toe track In good
condition
lnterurban cars In the down togn
loop makes all crossing stops The
fsre to Edmond Is 30 cents; 30 cents
the round trip; to Oklahoma cltg 81 u
round trip
The majority of passengers today
we're pleasure riders
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-20
STIPULATION FILED IN
WALTER T. CARVER ESTATE
rlnAl ACCOUNT aahoeetp ~
N RhODt fBrATE
0rHfH PROBATE MATTERS

stipulation slHa baW ar.a h aa
a5a.t-.aft Daf0aab ua0o6r.v
Hant apala a Haa 9f Nasr#
sr.ar aaa aiHot m
aate m #ar carver H
4aa u. Hrtr s. - asfsaeaf Fm
a.eaata aaa ba.a alleged k4aata t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-20
FOSTER WRITES tONit
HISTORY on ~ AII.

"Fosters Comic History Of Okla.
hcma,' appears on TIE ne@stauds 4
half dollar acquires it, Tie author Is
{. d. Foster, a former business college
real estate loan and insurance man
of Guthrie Foster now lives IN Okla
Lona city The history + contains
las pages with an appendix i is gem.
erously embellished with cuts eariea
trres and cartoons and touches every.
thing historical in the state from b'st
Murray's night gown to Washington
Irving's 1882 tent" on 70 Pancho
Villa, who hasn't anything 70 do win
Oklahoma. The volume Is written ~
Wine OF Cardui vein, glth a sector O.
yers libre. Some Of the points are
we'll taken. while some must Pc taken
+. the arm All in all IL is an anus
he little book and puts Foster IN
class many points higher than the
eArkansaw Novelists As history y
will serve In those schools when the
history classes are inclined to play
hockey
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-20
CROWN PRINCES FORCES
O[C|MAT[D BY ALLIES
GERMANS FORCED 10 "a
GATE TRENCHES FROM
MiNI.LO\ TO CRECN
BY Associated Press

Paris. Jaiy 70 The French auack.
ed last night on boih sides Of me
River Somme.
Trenches in he fardecourt sector
on ihe north bank OF the river were
taken, while on the south side all Ger
man front line trenches from Barleuz
% Soye court fell into French hands
The trenches captured on the north
bank run from Ialecourt and Mamae.
lon TO The east Of Hardecourt. along
HE railway from Combles o Creey
Four hundred prisoners were capnr
ed
Continuous bombardment OF the
Avo Court and Chattan Court sectors
on The left bank of the Meuse near
Verdun, with grenade fighting on Hin
3O4 is reported. sge4
East Of the Meuse me French
progressed near Thiaumont, while
south Of Fleurry they took a strong
German post with $50 prisoners
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-20
BrinQ Down a Bio Zen.

London, July 90 A Zeppelin
which raided Riga recently was hit
several times by Russian air craft
guns and was wrecked near rukum
according to a Pague dispatch The
majority Of the crew were saved
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-20
TELLS Of PLAN
To WIN WOMEN
VOTE FOR PROH|S
BOTH OLD PARTIES ARE
sGAi\sI TEMPERANCE
SAYS Mrs. HhDE

tBy Associated Press

ST Paul. IaN 20 --Mrs Florence
Sown Hsde, ol chicago ~ao has bad
charge Of the work among women =
boaalf Of the Prohibition party out
lined plans for the campaign TO @ln
the Homens vote. in an address De'
fore tie convention proper todAr Mrs
llsde said In part
want ID emphasize thAs We are
facing presidential election IA
which 100000 women have the pglr-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-20
lNTERURBAN SCHEDULE.

First car leaves Guthrie 8 o'clock
d M. and every hour thereafter, In
Guiding IL p, m,
Cars leave Oklahoma City for Gath,
rie at ) O'Clock M and every hour
thereafter including 70 o'clock p. n.
The last car for Guthrie leaves at
l1:s0 ?. N.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-20

ff'onilpae.i % - Five J
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-20

a'mfinneh oo p1ee
7s .se=---s.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Ihe following licenses 70 we'd nave been
granted:
Name and residence. Age.
John IL. smith. Alton Ia..........,. %
Lola T. Comfort, Alton, Ia............. p
Anton c. Tsisks. Vetal, S. D.......... 36
Sarah Green, Vetal. s. D.......,....... IS
William Curtis. Omaha........,.,,,,.. q
Rose Novak, maha............,....... Il
James S. McAvin, Omaha.............. rs
Emily L. Pecliota, Omaha............... q
Benedict Mukunatas, Omaha............ -
Isabelle Novickas, Omaha.,...,........ p
Benjamin w. Wolf, Lincoln.......,.....2 IS
Myrtle NJ. Peterson, College View,
Harry Crouch, Omaha. a.
Isabelle Nance, Omaha over Is
Mark A. Schwerin, Omaha............. %
IIilda Loenocker Newton Omaha, ~
George W. Dunn. Council Bluffs .... 20
Elricka Bohme, Council Bluffs........ 20
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
FLORISTS.

BEST QUALITY cur FLOWERS or
plants, Art Combinations, shipped every
where. Excellent service to our Gus
toners in past years recommends HESS
q SW OBQDA. ltla Farnalu ST. n l.oi.
uATn, FLORIST. lS4 rarnaIn Vt. -. 3yO0.
L. HENDERSON. isis DouKlaH ID. l7jS
Member Florists telegraph t.sl Ass n
a boNAGHtiE 1872 Harney Doug ioei
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
l0ST-F0UND-REWARDS

OMAHA n COUNCIL BLLFFS STREET
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Persons having lost some article would
do we'll to call up the office of the
Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Railway
company to ascertain whether they left
Il in the street cars.
Many articles eacn dav are turned In
end the company 10 anxious to restore
them to tho rightful owners. Call
Doug. ~.
n you lose anything and viii advertise here,
sou will surely recover II ~ found by honest
person, Remarkable Iecoveries brought
GnoUt every day through this column
THE LAW-Psople VINO find lost articles
interested in knowing that the atats Hw u
strct In requiring them To seek the owner
through advertisement aud otherwise. end that
failure TO do So II same can be proved, 10.
Nctyes severe penalty
LOsI--A bunch of keys on ring; tour
trunk keys, two door keys. Phone Ty-
Ter 2153 7. Reward.
LOST-Liberal reward for purse contain
ing $40 or $45 and valuable papers. Jo-
seph Carr, 220 s, 18th St
STkAYhD--A dark brindle Boston bull
cog. screw tail. long ears. Web 1924,
LUoI-COlu cross and crown pm set with
nearls Phone Douglas s2Q. Reward.
LOST-W hite and brown bull terrier; re-
ward Harvey 1901
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

TYPEWRITER for rent, 5 months, s..
Butts typewriter Exc. 3l6 5, 18th ST.
RENT a "Remiagton' not Just type
writer Low rert. CAL DouSlls 1884
Lumber, huiidinR Materials.
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER FOR SALE.
Used In construction Of building. I'm
first class condition. Call Doug PHI
Aucfton sales
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
FRATERNAL ORDERS.
BIRTHs AND DEATHS.

Births-Charlay and Katrina Farach.
1901 south Thirteenth. boy; William Paul
Forty-fiTst avenue. girl; Louis and Rosie
Cleen, Ftfty-seventh and Marcy. girl:
Albert and Anna kostal. FiftY-fifth and
=. boy; Edward and Nellie Benson, lIl5
farkWild avenue, girl: Hans and Hanne
Petersen. S3l North Twenty-ninth, girl
Felix and Marie Bauwens 1910 North
Iwenty-ninth, boy, Otto +. and Vada
kugler, 290i North Fifty-second. girl:
Fred and Bessie Potter. llOi south Fifty
seventh. girl: 4. w. ana Hazel Miller.
aud Lille NJ. Burnett. S809 r. boy: For
rest and Edna Plott. l7l4 North thirty
fourth avenue, boy; Joseph and Irene
.Deaths-RobeTt Garrett. months. s5OS
Lafayette; John Ashby, GA. hospital: (:
Ssorge Fitzgerald. So. 26i0 Spencer: Louis
2 tS7 Lothrop Banv Kirk. 10 DAYS
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
BUSINESS CHANCES

st SlNISS chances. any kind auywher,
Write. Tor our tree magazine OF special
hRtEatns ana easy torms, services free
to buyers, Western sales Agency,
Minneapolis, Mnn,
49, RiNS deed 20 land, also interest in
oil wei that should pay YOU sloo tot
every dollar inycSucd. Payments 81
monthly. Complete Information free.
Adrcss Texas Eulf Co, ll6i Union Bank,
houston, 1cN.'
49, NOt want TO mRrket, develop finance
OF promote anything, we can nelp you.
Burcau Of Information, ST. Louis, Mo-
FOR SALE--NeN stock ut Eoucrat mer-
chandise. VIII invoice NM, Postoffico
IN connection with store Good country
one ono,. : "a Sd4r.es." .aS" ~ S'NSs Sec N"'"'' ~
rON SAL --,trovtry ana hardware stVco
In county scat town IN southeast Me-
r~~ v" poN NGi Nuhurn. Neh'
FOX 3 sAs;,,aS,gs ~, ,.,,,,,, :. 99ESss Pan, Sna @
and only soda fountain IN town; stock
and fixtures invoice about A.OO Eager
Mercantile Co. beaNer crossing Neb.
MOVING Picture Theators. reaI bargains.
machines repairs. supples, sccessories
new and secuud-hsnj. Sec US.
OMAHA THEATER SUNNY CO..
Baird HldE 0ous. ss.,
FOR SALE--ir,srIs chJidivns = and ia.
dies turnishlnS store at David City,
Neb.. ct a rRr.a.r; heat location 10
town; doing en excellent business; want
80 retire BOX No 0S DAvid ity. Neb.
" ~ IN! est ,sl,loO and my time in good
paying leg innate business with iutlre.
Can assume responsible position, Ad-
dress z s23 Bee
LUNCH ana reDstau,al, uus.lie.n ON l.tn
st, Omaha; a bargain az $40; must s,li
quickly Soc WILLIAMS, ell McCague
Bldg 18TH ard nodvc S's
FOR SALE--A good. clear NatietA t5ck,
and good location IN live town In sast-
en Nebraska; stock not large. Write
for particulars to $50, Bee.
IA At!s.A nun A, tl,1nn. f,,, 10
n country towns, $3.50 and e2N0. See
WILLIAMS. ul McCague BLDG
FOR sALE-Good. clean stock OF Hard
ware live town central Nebraska
Good reason for selling, BE quick. Ad-
Dowd SAFE and Auction Co, Omaha, have
closed out more mdse. stocks than any
other firm In Y = Write for terms,
SMALL CIGAR FACTORY Tor sale Co
ips CONCERN rrn.or aoed sI ress9n n,n sSr selling
WILLIAMS, established ~ years. TO buy
or sell business; see him nl MeCague
Bldg, reference Y, 8. Nat, Bank,
BLACKSMITH ahop and lots for sale.
7m. part cash Write Il, c. Cross
OFFICE for rcai estate or lnsuranee
same floor 80 Bee office; iSx2t feet: y3N
The Bee Bldg, Office Room lO9
THEATERs,.Buy. lease or sell your the.
Theater FIX co.. ltoa Farnnm n. lS9,
FOR -oALtS-i6O bnl flour mill. situated
In Kansas wheat belt; In operation.
roonov lnnker Addrers Gs nee.
FOR sALE-Bakery and buildng sells
Sls to t25 per day. 3i23 LeaVenworth.
See nt once.
TO SELL or buy business, call on
BuReh q BorEhoft. Premier Blk. y. 3aiA
40. QUICKLY sell YOUR busInesa any
where. write linn Wray. Sioux City. Ia
~ GIT IN or out ot bu.lness call on
GAN0ESTAD. t11 Rec Bids. Doug. G1T
BARBER SHOP and pooI hall for sale.
Aa2 Ames Ave.
0-RooM modern flat: men roomcl 8; close
In. 2215 Douglas.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

j fAi.F-pkIC Eli Yuu Halcr the "FoF
sale Miscellaneous columns of THE
PEE. You'll often see artieles-which
are for all practical purposes almot
a. good as new-advertised for half
the original price in THE BEE
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
Want-Ad Rates

CASH WITH oRDHR;
AZ per word each insertion
Special Ratssi
Farm and Ranch Lands,
tCoun; six words to the line)
FoRE1GN ADVERTISING UNDER
AGENTS OR HELP WANTED
CLASsfFTcATToNs:
+ ie per p.T TETo word tsfee consscutivs iSs times
CHARGE RATES. -.
per nne'.''. 80 ...,,,i1a :. :. :, timss
count six words 20 She lined
NO AID TAKEN ron LESS TEAM
a T2EA1 TaA1 tos Ss Sea So OD DAT. TASs
CARD OF THANKS, DEATH AND
FUNERAL NOTICES;
Toe per line......ea each insertion
CMinimuIn charge SO cents.
Monthly Rate for standing n so ads 1sr ,,nS inc
GCount SIX words to the line)
Contract rates on application.
THE BEE VIII not be responsible for
more than one Incorrect insertion OF an
advertisement ordered for more than
one time.
ADVBRTIsERSss should retain receipts
given by The Bee in payment Tor wan,
Ads. a. no mistake can be rectified
without them.
USE THE TELEPHONE it you cannot
conveniently bring or send In your ads,
receive the same Vooa service as when
delivering your ed at the office.
PHONE TYLER 1900
wANT-AD COLUMNS CLOSE
EVENING EDITIONS. 1890 NJ.
MORNING EDITIONS. ........s,oO p. N.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

CLr1AN-CUT. ambitious salesman, with
sunccessful record TO represont promi-
nent manufacturer OF high grade ape-
ciaitiAs sold to jobbeTs. dealers and con-
sumers, Salary, expenses and bonus on
sales. State age. experience and uuali~
flcatlons in initial letter Adress Y 2S5.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
rrotc..,on. and Trnac..

NANTED--A good horseshoer and black
smith to 60 Into business for himself.
good location and large building down
town.; I can furnish some tools. rent
very. cheap. r. Rumbel, 1924 Gust St.
f'oeaIp
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
HELP WANTEDM MALE
store. end nffIccs.

UrlICh. manager and cashier, western
city. Si0O; salcs aud office manager,
some investment, $50; salesman. real
estate experience, guarantee and per
cent, partner and salesman. staple line,
Investment OF 5000 to $500.
tO-OPEKA11NE REFERENCE co.
i0i5-i6 City Nationals
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

NA.lE,,-- r,ret-ctaas hainess maker at
once John l., Wells, Belle Fourche.
:. n
" MANTED--Csood sAusaAe maker. Give
references, Address 2S2 Bee.
" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. baker, Welchs
tRS Douglas.
brrg sioIc maps, lobe kneist Bee Rldg
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

gALEsMEN WANTED-Experien un-
necessaryi easy work; big pey.. Write
for large list OF openings offering op
portunities to earn from 800 20 $500 n
month while you learn. Address near
est office. Dept. 4s9, National Sales
New York, San Franchises
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

SMAN-Wanted. experienced sales
man with Al record best references.
ability character; 9O-3s by old estab-
lished company; steady twelve-
months line, no seasons must be able
TO earn 5000 and over; commission;
expenses advanced. Preference given
TO applicants now employed. Address
ISL, Bee.s
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE

In order to close up an estate the un.
dorsigncd. administrator Of the estate
OF G Carlson, deceased will sell at
public auction at the east front door Of
the court house in Wahoo, Nebraska, "a
the highest bidder for cash, on Monday,
March ~, 1915. beginning at o'clock p,
M, the following described real estate
The east half Of the northeast quarter
OF section T. also the north half of the
northwest Of tho southwest quarter OF
section 8, all in township IS range
east, In Saunders county. Nebraska.
containing in all about 100 acres.
The improvements are as follows: =
room dwelling house, barn. corn crib
chicken house. well and windmill.
This farm Is we'll located, adjoining
the town of Swedeburg.
There Is also Groom now DWELLING
house, with full basement and furnace,
located on the northeast corner of said
section 4, adjoining the town OF Swede-
burg, that viii be offered for sale sep
arate from said farm.
]. J. JOHNSON. Administrator
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

NAN ED--TltAkfIJ MANAGER.
Traffic managers are Ia demand The
field Is most fertile for an ambitious
man to arise into a high aalaried POSI-
ton, 500 por mo. and up. Special coach
ing and traiNiNo faNi W. - w Rldg
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

cts, S.,v. salesman, real
estate, Nj proposition office Clerk,
sSN, Steno, si5. Stono. S66. Stock
WATTS REF. co. slo-I2 Brand. Thea
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

WANTED-Reilabie saiesmen. Standard
Security and Investment Co., 1907 w. O.
w. Bldg. Omaha. Neb,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

LIVE. healthy, Rnappy young man be-
tween the ages OF 20 and 30. one with
a bookkeeping and selling experience.
II possible: excellent opportunity for
right man. Call between 1880 and 2
Sunday. See Knots, or write IL you
live outside Omaha Burroughs Adding
MachIna Co. 300 s. 18th St.e
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

MIsceiia neOue.
. NOS "a SntS FNEE; most wonder-
rul rose collection in the world Varieties
A!is. -A4luiSw Ot,iHObIv, pure Whl,e; tta-
diance, carmine rose; Alexander Hill
Gray, pure yellow; Etoile de France
Veivety crimson; Yvonne Vacherot, por-
celntn white. Rose collection sent pre-
paid free to any one sending 25c for
SeuIIy suDsDIipllOn TO Household
Journal and Floral Life. This maga-
zine is famous for floral and household
helps Roses sent at proper time for
planting. Money refunded II not
pleased Full information with each
collection. Address Household Journal
ard Floral Life, Springfield, o."
FOR SALE CHEAP.
Business College Course.
run and complete scholarship in one
OF the best Omaha business schools
Good reason for selling; perfectly relia-
blei worth fuli price, but will be sold
very reasonably. II Interested inves-
tigate at once, because spring term
begins soon. There are a variety OF
courses for sale, For particulars INQUIRE
~ the office The Omaha Bee.
John l.. Stoddard's Lectures, compiete-
10 vols. $40 (cost 800
IS (cost 500. ''
Johnson Encyclopedia, morocco, 8
vols, So cost $50
All in excellent condition.
Nckens. Bulwer ana scores OF other
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

HOOKS and PeriOdicnlr.
FOR SALE-Library consisting of Bri-
tannica, Redpath History L. s. His
tory and many others; also bookcase
and Davenport. 222l Burt ST.
Printing ana office Supplies.
ONE writer press for printing mutation
typewriter letters; one invalid sanitary
chair; one colaps bic go-cart, Tel. W.Il5)
W ArEitS- -BARNHAkT Ptg. Co, quality
n~irtinE Tel Doug 2l90. 524 $. 18th ST
GGNTkAh Printing Co DOUGLAS Sib4
n0"GtAS Printing Co. Tel. Douglas ga
DiiIiard and Pool Tables.
FOR SALE-New and second-hand cRTon,
and pocket billiard tables and bowling
alleys and accessories: send for cata.
logue; easy payments. The Brunswick.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
Pianos and Musical Instrunents.
BARGAINS
SLIGHTLY USED AND 2D-HAND
Arnc. M A NrN,ro rnr A ArlAc.

7 hIIHDdII, HdH ho-IIUIt pIdytI' IVy V7J
All these instruments have been thor
oughly overhauled in our factory. 80
that they LOOK LIKE NEW and will
be sold on terms to suit the most mod
est pocketbook. Money refunded II not
satisfactory.
Sole representatives OF the Celebrated
MASON e HAMLIN PIANOS.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

Dl SlNUSS chances. any kind, auywherr
Write for our tree magazine OF special
bargains ana easy torms services free
TO buyers Western sales Agency,
Minneapolis. Mimi
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
SWAPPERS' COLUMN

any KIND 90 poultry -Chickcns, geese.
uuchs, piEcons-Bcigiln htrCs, or O.
horUe, Address y &. llNN, Rco.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

500 WILL buy half interest In Omaha
ts.5OO a year. one that can take ac-
tive management preferred. Would
consider part cash. G 642. Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

The following licenses 70 we'd nave been
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

FOX SAL,.--.,tuCk ot drugs, pant and
wallpaper, including tho reliable line
and oulN soda fountain IN town; stock
and fixtures invoice about No0 Eager
MercaniIIe Co. ReaNer Crosslng Neh.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

,t NOt Mant to mRrket, develop, finance
OF promote anything, we can nelp you,
RurOau Of Information, st. Louis, Mo-
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

MANTElb-Three safes managers OF sue
oessful temperament. magnetic and en-
ergetio, TO hire train and direct sales-
men to sell new desirable speciality, all
re'Rilers. Officc and hotel position.
Competent sales managers working hard
Wa mahe SiVV weekly, commission basis.
Send photograph. and give age and ex-
periencc. Weidner and Brother, Box
lnT Iowa CITY las
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

rOR Lt.--,rroytry ana hardware stvco
In county scat town IN southeast Ne.
t~~ ~ p~N Eef Nvhurn, Nehs
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
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