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Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-14
Contract for Building Ditch.

w. S. Meller of Vallecito and Tiff
fany has big contract building a
ditch for the Amargo Land & Water
company at Lumberton, on the big
irrigation project which is being put
thri there this summer, says the
Ignacio Chieftain.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-14

Miss Rosa Steward is home from
trip to Butte Montana, Il point she
considers one of the livest towns in
the U. S. A. On her outgoing journ-
ey she stopped in Cheyenne for a
couple of days to enjoy the big pro-
gram that is part of the Frontiers
day celebration.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-14

Mrs. z. Bovee recently returned
from Fort Worth, Texas where she
spent the winter months.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY

Messrs. Pochon and Perry were
among the arrivals from Electra this
morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-14

Fred Harrison, a painter who has
been employed here this summer, left
for Kansas City this morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-14

Mrs. Mary Levey has recovered
ing she returned to her Oxford home.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-14

Mrs. Thomas Ricliner of Mancos
was at the Savoy last night en- route
home from Denver, where she was a
delegate to the state Democratic as
sembly, and had an active part in
securing the designation of James
Pulliam as candidate for lieutenant
governor.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-14

Mrs. Maude Condor was off for the
Red Mesa this morning, after visit
to her old home in the east.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-14
Purchasing Trip.

d. r. Mckinney of the Mckinney
Clothing company, leaves for the east
tomorrow morning on his semi-an-
nual purchasing trip. His travels
will extend as far as New York and
Boston and will include the large
commercial centers on the way. He
expects to purchase the most extern
sive line of goods the store has ever
carried.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-14

LOCAL AND PERSONAL
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY
Messrs. Pochon and Perry were
among the arrivals from Electra this
morning.
Mrs. z. Bovee recently returned
from Fort Worth, Texas where she
spent the winter months.
Fred Harrison, painter who has
been employed here this summer, left
for Kansas City this morning.
Mrs. Mary Levey has recovered
from her recent illness. This morn
ing she returned to her Oxford home.
Mrs. Maude Condor was off for the
Red Mesa this morning, after a visit
to her old home in the east.
s. M. Biggs and brother j. ID.
Biggs spent the day in lgnacio with
Homer Biggs.
Mrs. Harley Moore departed for
Alamosa this morning, after visit
ing her sister-in-law, Mrs. Walter
campbell.
Mrs. George Smith returned from
Santa Fe last night where she spent
a fortnight with her sister, Mrs.
Lenna Stark and family.
Rev. Miller of Philadelphia went
to the Pine river valley today to Wis
it Ignacio and Bayfield, in the inter
ests of PRESBYTERIAN relief work.
John Alexander of Paonia was home
ward bound this morning after spend
ing few weeks in Pagosa taking the
baths for rheumatism.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Ames of Towaoc has
treatment for ulcer of the eye. They
are stopping at the McNeely house.
The Misses Mable Philo and Ellen
Waters went to Fort Lewis today to
enjoy the festivities in progress at
the Agricultural school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Gaines of Elco
passed thu Durango today on their
way to the Animas valley to spend
the week end with relatives.
Clifford Laube, former Durango
high school student, is candidate
for representative from Montezuma
and Dolores counties.
Mrs. Thomas H. Ballard returned
from Telluride last night, where she
was called by the illness of a MEM
ber of her family.
W. H. Cofield, who has been desig-
mated by Montezuma county Repub-
licans as a candidate for county
Judge, was here last night on his re
I'm, frnt, nnntrar xuhar.. ha attanl-
ed the Republican assembly.
Mrs. Mel Springer and two of her
children are visiting in Denver. Her
mother, Mrs. Prewitt is in Bayfield,
looking after the junior member of
e the family during Mrs. Springer's
absence.
Work on repairing the enormous
damage to the Pine River canal caus-
ed by the storm of last week is be-
ing rushed as much as possible. Ac-
cording to the Chieftain it will be
several weeks before water can be
turned in again.
Mrs. Thomas RiclSner of Mancos
was at the Savoy last night en- route
home from Denver, where she was a
delegate to the state Democratic as.
sembly, and had an active part in
securing the designation of James
Pulliam as candidate for lieutenan,
governor.
Miss Rosa Steward is home from Il
trip to Butte Montana, "a point she
considers ono of tho livest TOWNS in
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-14

Work on repairing the enormous
damage to the Pine River canal caus-
ed by the storm Of last week is be-
ing rushed as much as possible. Ac-
cording to the Chieftain it will be
several weeks before water can be
turned in again.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-14

w. J. McGregor TO Act A.
Express Agent.
Sam MonherE, local Wells Fargo
Express AaaRt and ~. Monberg
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-14

s. M. Biggs and brother ]. d.
Biggs spent the day in lgnacio with
Homer Biggs.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-14

Mrs. Mel Springer and two of her
children are visiting in Denver. Her
mother, Mrs. Prewitt is in Bayfield,
looking after the junior member of
the family during Mrs. Springer's
absence.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-14

Mrs. Harley Moore departed for
Alamosa this morning, after visit
ing her sister-in-law, Mrs. Walter
campbell.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-14

w. H. Cofield, who has been desig-
mated by Montezuma county Repub-
licans as candidate for county
Judge, was here last night on his re
turn from Denver, where he attend
ed the Republican assembly.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-14

Mrs. George Smith returned from
Santa Fe last night where she spent
fortnight with her sister, Mrs.
Lenna Stark and family.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-01

SunTIS0y IsOoy SunSSlg OsOOs
Arthur Bradshaw, sos S. 5th aV.,
dead of blood poisoning, result of
pricking finger on metal curtain pole.
Atty ]. H. Poage appointed master
in chancery, Superior court.
Seven real estate brokers fined $25
each for operating without licenses.
County board spent day listening
to walls from department heads
whose appropriations have been cut
as part of economy plan.
City Prosecutor Miller to ask Judge
Uhlir to dismiss disorderly conduct
charge against Ruth Christ that she
may go back home. Says her tesd-
mony not needed against fox trot
clubs.
Miss Caroline Redmond, 10, 1850
w. Lake, knocked down by delivery
wagon of E. ]. Vogel, 1911 S. Califor-
MIA av
States atty investigating story of
Jos. Novak, 1921 w. 2Sth, that he was
bribed by VIM. Gilhooley, pickpocket,
to drop prosecution.
81 don't want to die British SUBJ
ject," said Miss Ellen HELLER, 70,
1920 N. La Sale, in applying for ma
turalization papers.
Frank Zonzoni, 9717 AV. NJ, fired
five shots at Frank Sculzetti, $3.50 Av.
M, in Sculzetti's saloon, say police.
Sculzetti wounded in neck.
Mrs. Minnie Nesbitt of Nesbitt &
Co., real estate dealers, 800 N. Clark,
and T. P. Reyes, 1924 Eggleston av.,
arrested on con game charge involv-
ing $500, made by Mis- Louise DeVar-
ney, $3.50 S. Park av.
John Mentally, dancing teacher, or
dered to pay 81 week for support
of wife, Mrs. Carrie McNally, $685.
Justine.
Lake county, Ind, grand jury tc
vote indictments against strikers and
strikebreakers implicated in E. Chi
cago strike riots of Edwards Valve
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-01


played at gas stove. Clothing caught
fire Dead.
Albert Larson, 26o5 Grand av., i'll,
hit by street car while on way to the
county hospital Died when he got
there.
Lillian Bowden, 1920 Vincennes
av., and Ethel Hogan, Marquette,
Mich, played detectives to see if de-
tectives were watching room of Earl
Loveday E. 42d and Calumet. Real
detectives arrested them. Fined $25
each.
DR.. C. F. Leavitt, IA w. Washing
ton, absent treatment" specialist,
left 100000 in will of former patient,
Mrs. Sarah Paul, who died in San
Francisco.
John WaIthruf, ao45 coIfax aV., re-
turned home Unexpectedly. Had wife
and VIM. link brought into S. Chi
cago court Wife left courtroom while
awaiting trial. Swallowed poison,
say police. May recover.
Norwood Park m. E. church badly
damaged by fire.
Last January broke all January
records for local rainfall. Precipita-
ton for month was 4.84 in.
C. T. Palmer, atty representing
Ohio brick company, insisted at civil
service commission trial board hear
ing that "a brick trust exists in Chi
cago1" Was squelched by the board.
Two thieves who got $50 and watch
from grocery store of Abraham
Freedman, 1929 Cottage Grove av.,
engaged in running pistol battle. Es-
capped.
Jos. Egerter, 1855 Fulton, left for
bank to draw out $1,000. Not seen
since, wife reported to police.
e. H. Dark, o36 Leland aV., insur-
ance broker, arrested on complaint
of wife after he had told her he lost
$4,000 while specializing.
While family was away, home of
-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-24
nInrIIs An nEArIls.

Blrths-H " and Sylvia stokks, 1901
North Twenty ninth street, girl, ArVid and
Tboreha Carlson 1921 Hamilton street boy
joseph aud Cora Dougherty, $50 North
Twenty fourth street boy; william and
Myrtle McUilb 1907 Seward street boy
John ard stella Deecky. 1888 Washington
street. girl Joseph and Fannie Bruno
sArpg county, bog, Writ and Lulu Johnson
sai North Nineteenth street. girl. y. " and
Della Dgrse 4i0t North Twsvty eighth ave.
nue. girl. Frank and Ethel lIotz 1868 North
Eighteenth street, boy I'd and Edith Hub.
bard, 2b23 Decatur street, girl Chris and
Minnie Jensen. hospital, boy Stephan and
Ludvika Klimluk. 1926 South Twenty eighth
street, girl; Luke and Anna Lee, 1915 Drexel
street, girl. Thomas and Lena Lazio 1913
south Tenth atreet, girl GiuHeppe and Dio-
wanna Monaco. al Poppleton street, boy
Frederick and Mary Parker. 3l2 North
Twenty -sixth street, girl Charles and BAR
bara Bkop, b246 South Sixteenth street, boy.
John j.. and Elizabeth Sullivan, sas South
Twenty fourth street, girl
Deaths =Biary AyleHworth, l, Ralston
George Sandy. W, hospital; Mrs Sophie Al.
stAdt, 70, hospital; Amelia johnson. 81, 1903
Military road. Baby John Morrow, weeks,
hospital. Ellen KOaio 1 day, hoapitai. Baby
Woods, I month, 1907 Houth Forty second
street, Mrs, Margaret Miller ~, hospital
Bashy Taylor, +b. 1920 North Twenty fourth
street; rredie +. Sampson, 81, 1911 South
months 1907 South Nineteenth street
Phillip NJ Lincoln. IA. 1903 South Twenty
nfth avenue. Rose smith Groaycnor. n, DOB
Kinney street. Harry Ludwig. 20, s33 South
Twenty fourth, Carl Fleming. months,
honpltat. Arthur .. Donaldson, months.
GtG Eorth Eleventh street. Alfred Burmea,
ter months a4s2 Webster street
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-24
HELP WANTED MALE


AMY o, THE ttAIrs.J STA e. AfEN
WANTED Able-bodied unmarried men
GctWcen ages Of rs and 81 q izeaS OF
Limited States OF good character and
temperate habits. wno can speak road
and write the English language. For 10.
formation apply 70 Recruiting Otfi1er.
Army Bldg. 18th and Dodge SIS.
Moires Ma s27 Fourth St Sioux City.
Ia. 10 - Tenth St Lincoln Neh
FIREAit.N. BRAN DMEN beginners, slt0
monthly; permanent positions, Address
y 9e'. bee
EVERY family uses soAp extract toilet ar
tcles aud perfumes every day. w h. don
you yet this profit by selling our Euaran-
tecd procucisa Big profits Exclusive
territory PearsalI Manufacturing Co.
DeN MouM lows
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-24
FLnRIsTs.

BEST QUALITY CUT FLOWERS or
plants. Art Combinations. shipped every.
where Excellent service to our Gus
toners In past years recommends HESS
g. sWOBODA, 1915 Farnam SC y 1901
LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF fresh
flowers, delivered or shipped anywhere.
L. HENDERSON 1919 Farnam 81.
A. DoNAGHuE. 1922 Harvey Doug i0M
BATH florist, 1908 Farnam 81. D 1000
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-24
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

OTl ONLL- mtOSLELNlsLOO0
Furniture and Household Goods.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
AT HALF PRICE.
| Come IN and let us show YOU Let rs
save you money Our prices should IN.
now or in the near future.
Out.ofet0wn orders solicited.
State Furniture Co,
Cor i4th and Dodge Douglas iai7
WILL ael al sacrifice house furnishings
| consisting OF davenport library table.
! rockers dining room table, chairs, beds.
rugs range, etc. all IN good condition
and suitable for new home WIN consider
time Call colfaS 1893 after bSo y ~,
| OMAHA PILLOW CO.-felt ana halr
mattresses made over N new ticks at
half the price OF new ones. Phone Us
for sample Of ticking, Mail orders filled.
1861 Cunning ST. Douglas fl6l
FOR sALE-patented ironing board neat
and we'll built. viii last a lifetime.
Phone Us for particulars. Doug bt@
s. lCE boxes. y gas stoves. se0 rugs OF
all kinda, poultry wire ana netting,
Omen rll .. m iSan y, cath ST
uss hUYs entire furniture Of rooming
house Must be sold altogether Address
1875, Zee
FoR sALE-s.room furniture. practically
ncw. must nca. leaving tho ottf San Col
thh ateRs
Fun SALE cilEAl,-A fine china closet
sldeppafa and hall Tres. call at t4oa CAT
fefHia St
CAHpETA ard furniture Ter sale CaU
tlauelas et8s ega Lincoln hlva
fHnEEsRu0@ apt completely tarHlahsd
cen Tyler iast
starr sRd offie. Ftstarss.
pEsNs, Aatess seaias, snowcaass. anew
sapn3 eo. titiss s isih. uuuk giil
pieaas aaa aa.iesl ias,Famsas,
llANOa tuR RhNt,
Uoed meAea eoQt gondltlon, e e psf
monty nsN lianos, Sec rsf month
N0sfN Nos tii&is hpustee "
rYeswvnss. sac ssppltss.
NHw niaeNiugs saia the same ~ gsai
T. va Wenths esa So psiuts tnH pab 81
test hAiFtfa sat tlaEs Nu Yea AAfa
fpsr tgiaf WNtta tNNaWFitef tkNhANAa
ta iMh lmaha Nsh
FfpNNhirEn H.t. fsnlss ara tt-
palfs1 eeW4 ar 0'iFeI fFVe#fHaE
ae araan
MIDLAND RinW0& t&p AkM9& N0
athiaHtN mF@ AattaH.N Nat nHN
s8Fst rs esak tt iias h4s N Iitf
FAA1HH# Mea8feHs HWA #flh
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1850 Nf1lf tEMaHt re tl
gswststt nts aaa. MRtvAfs
HHuufs kAMtH# Af a6isias ENas
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NAFNM4 tM fNE LASS Aau
tN NHN 1881 fRe'4t m0nk8
WA E6H FHHaN4
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following permits 10 we'd have been
Issued
Name and Residence Age.
Phillip n. Dyment Sioux city, Ia over. ~
Jennie Roberts, Sioux City, Ia, over, is
Frsneesss Dimarco, Columbus ....t.... 81
cosma Rltzo, Omaha, ..s,ts,s.......... 20
James shrBmek. Omaha ,.....,......t. "a
Rose Swoboda Omaha ,r.s.t..st....s, IS
Clarence Fields. Omaha, ,...+.4,.....,. 10
Clara Mitchell. Omaha. 80
Oien q. Young, Omaha, ...4......s..... 10
Blanche Richards, Omaha sss.......,..,. -
Troels Holten, Fremont.s.t..sf.t4... 20
Mary Madsen. Fremont. ..s.........,.. ~
John r sullivan. Omaha. over. .s.....,. ~
N. Kathleen Conner. Omaha, oyert.t.t. is
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-24
LOST FOUND REWARDS

LORT-Brndie bull terrier, screw tail.
white head and breast Answers to name
Of Buster. Return TO 1913 $. 2eth. re.
ward Phone Tyler zoos.
LOHT--Ladya gold watch With 20. w. A.
on fob suitable reward Phone Harvey
46ib
LosTsot II automobile curtains Return,
s0b s. l7th. Reward.
LosT-Tiger claw shrine pin; reward. Call
Webster 1850
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-24
rRATERNAL onpERs.

NEBRASKA LODGE NO. i, A. y. AND A. NJ,
MASONIC FUNERAL.
The burial service Of our late brother,
Harry y King. Will be held Wednesday,
May 49, al 2 y. m. from the family resi-
denoe, 256s Fort street Friends are in
vited
Al Master MasOns are requested 70
meet a. Masonic Temple az I y. m.
EDWARD NJ WELLMAN. w. NJ
JOHN v, WILCOX, Secretary,
ALI. brothers requested 20 attend funeral
OF late Brother r. r Klely. Wednesday.
u m, Hob Family church, 18th and
lizard SITS
STEAM FILTERS UNION NO. 4sA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-24
Dresrn,nkinn.

DrensmmktnH,
ACCORDION Side, Knife, Box PIeatinR
Gov Buttons HemstltchinK. Neb. PleaT-
ing Y Button Go. 1872 Paxton Bin. R.4942.
First, class work Mrs. n A. Connolly
wv Balrd Bldg. nth and Douglas. u. 2i0i
Win 4 Fischer, ladies' tailored garments
Tor all occasions. 40S Rose Bldg, ny. zS7.
Madame Michaels. Gowns, suits, No. 4,
Florentine Apis. Phone Douglas 72ss
Fashionable dregsmaklng 7os s. 9ist Ave.
Keister's Dressmaklng Col. 1923 City Nat.
Terry Dressmak'g college, 10Th q Farnam.
Fancy work. crochstne. smb, Wal, 1895,
~ day, work guaranteed Web. 6sss.
Costumes.
THEATRICAL gowns. full dress suits for
rent. 2Qe n. 18th - John Feldman.
Baths.
DIR. BENDA-Sulphur, Steam, Modern
Turkish BATHS AND MASSAGE for
tired nerves and rheumatism, Private
apartment for ladies with lady attend
ants 1879 Farnam. Phone DOUG. bsfi.
shoe Repairing.
CAREFUL WORK quickly done Flee
tr.c Shoe Repair. 1907 ST. Marys Ave
Hat Cleaning and blocking.
STRAW Panama, all kinds hats, cleaned
and rebloeked 1916 1920 Harvey St
Express Companies.
TWIN CITY Express Co, 1872 Cass 81
Douglas l,i7 Heavy hauling specially.
Coles Express Co, 2ilS Fanam. Har. El?S
Lawnmowera.
Lawnmowers repaired. saw fllns D. 7s2s
LAwNMoWERs aharpened Harvey 5000.
Hair DRESSING.
IDEAL Hair ParlOrs. A7 Baird Bldg.
Manieuring, toilet articles. Doug. el@
show Cards.
CUT rates. quick service, Penwork. PAX
ton blk Studio, Room Gil Doug. 2l5f
Painting and Papering.
Omaha Paste Co. ms $. 18th. Douglas $3.50
Porch aud window screens.
FROM factory TO you Phone Red i50
rIano Instruction.
PIANO lessons new system. short meth.
Cd Norder chart u Gallup. Web ,0iS
Ragtmn piano playing positively taught
~ ~ lesenne tlA Cunning Wat 1873
Chiroprsetor-, spinal Adiustments.
ShlhnfhACftg, combined with steam
baths br kneienbuFg and Mac Nam.
ara are now located Rt suite g.bsfss.a AZ
lava hidT neat ta Muse rheatsl. 2tth
sud Fanan
DIR HukhOkN. ili Ross Hldg ~. @li
Palmer school Erad Consultation free,
hr Frances DAWSON. Hose Hldg ry als
hr y & laetsnev. baud Httg e ssal
Itoasscleaning
klski TRIO house yieantus oar work and
price Will please Aou Aff al remove
feuf storm nindewa aud put Ia your
srfrens Tyler all
uuUshCi.EANtNu ~ sap. man. best n
fef furnished ~ NA itaueF sal
Detectives,
rlitL WtNGhlsfk afa uewef Ave
Expert ipN rates ianeg sAN
4AMEa ALLAN. als neville MudA kgts
HawEm a.. Nfaaf stI -aaaa EeNmT
kYidsnts sFeafeis al fsaF5 aifts ~ tauu
dNnttHl consolidation 1853 &A llaa tf AA
hntteas SD i'iaaaiaa
uWEes plfkliHs hFUisiHahsHs ana cas
ffHA htisai8 Van Afm4M t9asA Fitat
us knd MAttH Eas- I AfHHt taAtan
rsVsgthsax fer n sasva.
AZ tmhitlWM slide sHie sanaHstt hat
Nl7aAsNA ssHNA tuL.Haa a4 sHas fut 4
Niftss Hffasii. fna Fr r3NNts e8it
nf tsffe sa.ae tis4ne a5d8a
tist4h uE FflfN A#U fNsEk ffhN tff 4
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-24

AGENTS wanted To sell patented novelty
door light. no more trouble finding key
hole. Address hy mail only to VIM. r.
ponahue, 56l7 n. 1oth 81 ciiY
AGENTS-2bc article needed IN every homo
Big profit Oyermsn Room ~, go ~
t7fh 81
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-24
PERSONAL

NAt AA wanleR eNtHing ~ umahA -
aifausefs are INVITED NJ iaii me nAHs
MAWena Nhglatiam asae iAtt@M bulIaiHa
A l8h % ADJ 3d. Maf3 Ave- sheft
tNeF uN ~ Alre lsd it sHli8hAf tWAfi
tWa nitths 8f NtNNfN taH ee8l4iN# a
laF rst tEsfkitta saste al ne EHi4n
sfan
TltE ssHaiasn Arm tRtastFiai hnma -
lENt te9f va ela5ales afNhNfs maf
AAnsa Me eaNHA We 1stFIhate
ftsas tiaHEiAa N8 Asa eWf Na41H eiA
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itAili iih e. ~ q
APPROXIMATION e. IS Aifsft fsa ~
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-24
SITUATIONS WANTED

Male.
SITUATION wanted by capable printer b.
! good country office Can deliver the
goods. Good ad man and can edit the pa
per n necessary. Prefer 10 discuss vase
later on. 40 years old. Address l5S. Bee
TAKE on advertisement Proposition Tor a
large company out Of Omaha Have an
auto. Leo keamer, south Omaha. n e
y No 3. Box ~, Telephone S"uth g62ts
! WASTED--Work on farm rs experienced
and reliable man Can give good refer
cnce. Phone Douglas $3.50 Address X
= 33oi S. 22d st.
YOUNG man desires position as pay ron or
office clerk, years experience, best u
references Address y ~. Bee.
WANT ED--Work ~ garage as No. 2 me
chanic or chauffeur state wages. Address
p 1853, Bee
SITUATION wanted by printer 35: good
job and ad man can edit. Wood VIII
isfns Higelow Mo
COLORED man wants work as housenian
or yardman. 2sl2 Miami Webster ts0s.
EXPERIENCED chauffeur and machinist
wants work. Phone Red so34
YOUNG man wants position In store, can
drive Ford Phone Red 1890.
Miscellaneous,
FARM EKs- When you want help wrlts
or call Empire Labor Agency 200 s
l5tn Phone Doug. zoos
opD Jobs and ianitor work BY day. week or
month experienced in all lines Of work
best Of references Doug 1892
Colored man and wife want work; man as
house and yard man, and woman as cook
Webster 1879
ASHES or refuse hauled by c. Nlckels
GO. Phone Douglas 500
Law rs moved, ho secleanng Web 1872
HAULING ashes and rubbish. Web 5oas
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ASHES and refuse hauled Web $3.50.
Hotels ana laesranrants,
RELIABLE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
IIeadpuarters for hotel help
Female.
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REFINED married iady with 2 lttle girls
and 8, wants work an housekeeper for
respectable gentleman; city or Small
town, 81 per week Address 401. Bee
GIRL desires position, preferably as den
tist or physician's office girl y 1874 Bee.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. work BY comps-
tent colored girl Douglas 1852.
coLoRED school girl wants work. Web
ster b65b.
PLAIN sewing and day work Web 1875.
Laundry and Day Work.
COMPETENT colored girl wants day
work or chambermaid work. Web. FLED
BUNDLE washing, will call and deliver;
prompt service guar. Mrs. East, II. 1884.
BUNDLE or family washing called for
n del, wk guar removable, Web 1873
FIRST CLASS laundressi cleaning; by coll
ored woman, best Of ref Web, b9Al.
BUNDLE washing. piece work. lace cur
tainH; work guaranteed, Webster 1850.
Exp col woman By day, bdle wash. y. s017
Wanteh--Any Kind Of day work ~ 46l
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First-elass laundress day work. II 1882
CHAMBERMAlD or day work Web 2Ol6
Cooking or DAY work. 1871 lizard Tyler 1909
EXP aunnress 4 mems shirts. II 2542
LAUNDRY and day work Web s40i
BUNDLE washing q Jay work Web $50
Washing and lace curtains done. ~ il4t
DAY work Mon and Tues II 255.
Laundress, day work o. Jackson. w. 1857
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-24
DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES,

RFIELD-Nsthanisl sunday. MAJ
a. 1916.
Funeral from croshys chapel 25il
North Twenty-fourth street Wednesday.
May g. az p. "a. lnterment Forest
Lawn cemetery
FORBEs-sarah NJ widow Of tho late
Reuben Forbes, passed away at Berkeley,
Cal. May 20 1915
Funeral services Thursday, May "a, a. 2
J.. m. at Dodders chapel Twenty third
and Cunning streets. Buria at Forest
Lawn
KELLEY Pat s., Sunday. May o.
Funeral Wednesday. May "a. at Cross
hy's chapel az $50 a. H. 10 Holy Fam
ny church a. . q. N. lnterment Hoiy
Sspulcher cemetery
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BUILDING PERMITS.
John and Annie peehH go william
street frame dwelling a2,400. Paul BAL
zswsky. 603i south Thirty-slxth street brick
dwelling, 81 500
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