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Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

Several fine territories open in Ne
braska, Iowa and South Dakota Janu-
airy 1, to grocery and other statesmen,
to sell our line cake, and candy special
ties to retail grocers. Liberal commits
sion contract to Immediate applicants.
THE ROSER-RUNKLE CO., Kenton, o.
Ch-M1l3 2gX
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29
BUSINESS CHANCES
BUSINESS CHANCES

BUSINESS CHANCES.
Grocery and meat market nAN Gath St
monthly sales $500; reasonable rent;
price, 5000.
Grocery store in north part OF city; price.
A,Op.
Saloon and restaurant in best down town
location: large daily receipts. best pay
ing business In city; price, XlS.O0Q.
Wholesale and retail liquor house, doing
large cash and mail order business; long
lease at reasonable rent: price, N1,O0o.
Blacksmith shop on s. 18th St. value OF
tools, etc, 500; must sell; price, 500.
Bakery, cafe, grocery. etc, in good Ne
braska town; price, 5000.
Shirt factory, in Missouri. good machinery
and material; worth u,OOO; will sell for
$500.
General merchandise store In Nebraska
town, in cattle district; doing large bust
ness. at invoice price, about 5000.
For quick sale list your business with US.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN,
Business Department.
go s. nth st.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

TRADES of real estate. merchandise.
STOCKS and income property a speciality.
Do not answer unless willing to nav COM
mission. Quick deal certain. No charge
for listing. Have manager trading de-
partment who does nothing else but
match deals. Write today. Abbott Realty
Co. as Brandeis Bldg. Omaha. o.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

You Can't Stand Still

1t Is a law of nature that one must move either forward or backward
physically, mentally or mortaTy.
II you are restless, ambitious for better things, anxious to make a place
for yourself in the business world you aren o doubt moving forward II you
have planned to enter
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29
BIRTHS AND DEATHS. 4

R,rtbs-John Swanson, a14 Bancroft
street, boy; L. G.. Clark, &21 Douglas
street. twin boys
D~eaths-Joseph Grazanio, I'LL south
Fourteenth street. 10 months; Clifford T.
Smith, sSl5 North T~hirty-ninth street, o;
Jennie i. Andreen, 17m South eixteenth
street, q; Mrs. Hattie A. Shook, lSU North
Nineteenth street. 80.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

CARD OF

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Andreen and family wish
to express their appreciation OF the floral
tributes and sympathy of friends in their
sac bereavement.
The women of the Danish Aid society do
hereby extend their thanks to everybody
who so Kindly donated to their bazaar held
la Washington hall November u.
COMMITTEE.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

RELIABLE Chicago company will contract
with high-gvade man with successful rec
ord selling computing scales, cash regis
tiers, patented store devices and systems,
position pays S200-SSO0 monthly. an eX-
elusive proposition. sold TO five lines OF
dealers in all towns and cities: legitimate.l
dignified, permanent business in reorder1.-
N. NJ. r. Co., 10 Franklin St. Chicago.
G)-M151 29X
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29
BoyleS College December |

you have taken a great stride forward. 1t means that you are determined Il
get a business education practical courset that will equip you 10 a goo
position. 1t means that you are taking advantage Of
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

HAVE money to loan in different sums to
people having a commercial rating. who
need money to extend their business.
Address p. o.. Box II, East orange. N. ).
4-100 ok
SUCCESSFUL Chicago Manufacturing Con-
Germ desires the services OF a good man
to take charge OF their distributing office
in Omaha. Compensation should be at
least 500 per month. Investment of 500,
which is amply secured. Is required to
carry stock of goods for immediate deliv-
cry. Our references are any bank in
Chicago or the mercatile agencies,
Department A, 1872 Washington Blvd,
Chicago, Ill. O-M196 OK
PLACER gold, platinum, tin. diamond and
black sand savers. Lancaster" 1909
portable washers separate. save all
values, pump and reuse water. All ca
pacities. Lancaster, Trinity Building,
New York. D-1O3 29X
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29
BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Good clean stock
OF harness in good lively town OF 1000
inhabitants; doing good business, and only
shop in town, anyone wishing TO invest
in the harness business cannot do better
than tc investigate this. p. O. Box III,
Auburn, Neb. O-Ml2S .
FOR CASH ONLY-A modern newspaper
and job office. doing a good business
good country: nc trade: no lease; a sure
paying proposition; requires $500; good
reasons for selling. Geo. T. Everett,
Arenzville, III. CD-Afll2 ESN
OUR newly patented Matchless Match Safe,
including matches and your name printed
on surface, is positively the cheapest and
most attractive business card to adver-
tise any business; loo sent prepaid upon
receipt Of s.. Matchless Match Co, Fac
tory 32 Pearl St, New York; sales Of
flee, Flatiron Bldg. o.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

selling first practical. standard, two-hand
keyboard. visible writing, portable SIS
ever sold. Does work like 800
machine. Everybody wants one. Big
profits; easy sales; exclusive territory.
Get full particulars at once from Dept.
o b, Junior Typewriter Co, S1 Broad
way, New York. 81
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

LIVE men. handle greatest magazine club
bling offers: four magazines. 81: soc COM
mission. NJ. d. Ramsey, Lexington. Ken
lucky - C)-M15 TX
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29
Our First Winter Term

in which there r. no long vacations. School every day in December except
Saturdays, Sundays and Christmas
Whether you learn business o secure a good position or for its OWL sake
and it's value to you n after years, you take a step in the right direction and
in excellent company. Every day the business world is turning its attention
morea and more to business education and in the very near future it will be i'm
possible for young people without such education to secure a position in a
reputable business house.
No preparation is demanded Of you to enter next Tuesday.
II you have not yet made arrangements, do not delay. but telephone o
write Immediately
The catalogues are fHe,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

Neutrality-suspicious. speciality salesman
to represent progressive, well estab%
Hshed. proprietary medicine corporations,
10 sell direct TO retail drug and general
store trade; goods well advertised. selling
proposition ~unequaled: will guarantees
salary and expenses to men who ave a
record of delivering the goods; give ex-
Derience, reference FIRST letter. Corre-
~spondence confidential. Box 800, Chicago.
G)-992 s9x
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29
DERIGHT
Automobile Company

iECoND-HAND Rambiers at your own
price. send for complete list. II. E.
ErodEtokson Omaha C)-Asd Dis
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

AGENTS wanted for a high-class, beautl-.
fully printed and illustrated N-a-year
woman's magazine; commission. 50c on
each 81 subscription; write for agents
free outfit. American Home Monthly, 3
Barclay ST., New York. o.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

WANTED-Thorough statesmen covering
retail trade; all sections OF. United States;
to sell our exclusive copyrighted adver-
Using fans as side line live men make
SIS to $50 per week entire fan seasons:
samples very compact and light; every
merchant a possible customer; best sell
ing line made. The Kemper-Thomas Co,
Cincinnati. o. (9)-962 ok
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

EXPERIENCED solicitor In Nebraska to
60 devote his entire time in presenting
new proposition to merchants and doe
tors In towns Of 1900 and under In size
only; capable man can connect perma-
nently with established house; remunera-
ton $50 to $500 per month; no books.
Samples or insurance., give age, refer
ence and experience. Address Manager,
Sf3 Wells Bldg, quincy. Ill. 9)-995 9X
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29
Agent. ana Observation-Disclosures.

WANTED-Honest, energetic statesmen I'd
sell a general line OF high grade food
products to hotels. restaurants. farmers,
ranchors and other large food consumers.
Experience unnecessary; We teach YOU
the business: exclusive territory; our
goods are guaranteed full weight. fu1
measure, and In every way meet the
rcquirements Of all pure food laws. Tx
ceptional opportunity: write today for par
ticulars. John Sexton q Co.. wholesale
grocers, lake and Franklin SITS, Chicago.
(9)-Mi5 29X
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

AGENTS WANTED - Christmas coming:
Just in time. our electric light mirror. the
most attractive rattle opposition article
on the market; big profits; quick seller.
Advance Sales Co, III Fletcher St, Chi
cago. (9-Mlf9 ok
AGENTS-Men and women. useful house
hold articles: sell in every home; big
profits; agents making $50 weekly; write
today. Household Service Co, $3.50 MI
nerya Avenue, Chicago. t9(--M14S OK
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

AGENTS harvest; s. to $40 a day selling
Base Ball cards; it's the real game; every
fan buys a deck; greatest holiday seller:
get busy be the first in your COM
munity; want agents everywhere; be
quick; exclusive territory Base Ball
()-22 29x
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

CASH RATES FOH WANT ADS.
REGULAR CLASSIFICATION - One
Insertion, per line, 10 cents. Two or
more consecutive insertions, per line,
9 cents. Each Insertion made on odd
days, 10 cents per line. $50 per
tine per month"; excepting that
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

statesmen wanted for highest class.
ton bank books, leather. cloth and
ton bank books. leathere, cloth and
ALUMINIUM advertising goods 90 the mar
ket: exceptional contract Economy ADV.
Co, Iowa City. Ia 0)-sS 2sx
WANTED-Agents. legitimate substitute
for slot machines; pstensea; seas on
deson, Ind. O-lO6 2X
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29
BUSINESS CHANCES

WOULD connect myself with a hustler in
the real estate business. One that is well
acquainted with the city. Have had five
years experience handling farm lad ranch
lands. References exchanged. w. w.
Mitchell, 1920 Spencer ST. Phone Webster
$50. n-MsI
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29
HELP W%ANTED-FEMALE
Iousekeeper- and Domestics--COnrd.

WANTED-Young girl To help with house
work. l25 No. &th Ave. Tel. Harvey l42.
ID-MgiO %
Arizona republican., 1908-12-02
AS TWO TRUSTED FRIENDS
The Agreement After all is Said to Be Nothing More Than a Re-affirmation of an Understanding Entered Into Years Ago.

Washington. D. C., Dec. 1.-Notes 1 exchanged between the United states | and Japan declaring their policy in | the far east" which has been the sub | ject of correspondence between Secre- | tary Root and Ambassador Takahira | for some months was made public at the state department tonight. Accom- 1 panying the declaration are two let | ters, one from MT Takahira and one from MT. Root. the former expressing the belief that a frank aVowal of the aims, policy and intention of the two countries, in the Pacific would not | only tend to strengthen the relations | of freidship and good neighborhood 1 between the two nations. but would contribute materially to the preserva- tion of general peace. and the latter. declaring that this expression of mu tual understanding is welcome to the government of the United States
 Each letter in which is included the declaration is dated November 30, the day on which the exchanges took place. Five separate notes, explicit in terms, are as follows:
 "First-It is the wish of the two governments to encourage the free and peaceful development of their com merce in the Pacific ocean.
 ''Second-The policy of both gov ernments. uEinflUenced by any ag- gressive tendencies. is directed to the maintenance of the existing status quo in the region above mentioned and to the defense of the principle of equal opportunity for commerce and indus try in China.
 'Third-They are accordingly firm Iy resolved reciprocally to respect the territorial possessions belonging to each other in the said region.
 "Fourth-They are also determined to preserve the common interests of all powers in China by supporting by all pacific means at their disposal the independence and integrity of China and the principle of equal opportunity. for commerce and industry, of all na- tions in that empire.
 "F'ifth-Should any event occur threatening the status quo as above designed, or the principle of equal Op- portunity as above defined, it remains for the two goveynments to communi- cate with eeach bther in order to ar rive at an understanding as to what measures they may consider it useful to make"
 Ambassador Takahira, in a state ment issued subsequent to making public the notes. declared that they were simply a reaffirmation of what was declared by the two governments years ago. It was something like a transaction between trusted friends.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-02
LITTLE HEADWAY MADE
 IN STANDARD O|L SUIT
Mir. Archbold Unable to Enlighten the Government to a Great Extent.

New York, Dec. 1.-Seeking to un- ravel the puzzling ownership of the Security Oil company of Texas and other oil companies which the gov ernment says are controlled by the Standard oil company, Frank B. Kel- logg. federal counsel in the United States suit to dissolve the so-called trust. subjected John ID. Archbold to a grilling cross examination today. MT Kellogg also sought information regarding certain mysterious loans of S2, 700, 900 made to Jas. Mcdonald by the Anglo American company, Stan dard subsidiary, but Archbold, a di- rector of the AnglO-American cOmpa- ny, was unable to throw any light on the question.
 For more than a year the govern ment's counsel has been trying to ob- ,tain information regarding these Me Donald loans but has failed. The gov ernment alleges that the Standard se cretly purchased the Manhattan com pany of Ohio. MT. Archbold and H. H Rogers resigned as directors of the Anglo American company shortly aft CT the election a year ago. The vice president or the SIdnudru uenleu lHe resignatiOns were brought about by the present government proceedings.
 Archbold was closely questioned about pipe lines and refineres which had been purchased by the Standard. He denied that refineries had been bought that they might be dismantled therefore removing competition. They were procured, Archbold said. to en- able the Standard to succeed to their volume of business.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-02
EVIDENCE BEING TAKEN
 IN RUSTIN MURDER CASE
The Widow of the Dead Physician Takes the Stand.

Omaha, Neb., Dec. Tt took less than an hour to complete the jury to try Charles F.. Davis for the alleged murder of Dr. Frederick T. Rustin and the presentation of the case was finished by the states attorney at o'clock this afternoon. Two witnesses, both women, including the widow of the dead physician, were placed on the stand this afternoon.
 Mrs. R. F.. Fisher, who lives directly across from the Rustin home and who heard the shot and witnessed from her window the struggle of Mrs. Rustin to get her husband from the porch into the house, developed nothing new.
 Mrs. Rustin made an interesting witness. Attired in the widows garb, she showed alertness in replying to the questions in manner which would tend to disprOve the suicide theory and she gave her evidence in
Arizona republican., 1908-12-02
GOVERNMENT
 D|SSOLv|NG TheHaytien Revolution Cannot
 Fail of Success TWO MINISTERS REMAIN
The Supposed Intention of President Alexis to Have His Successor Named at the Extraordinary Session of the Haytien Congress.

Port au Prince, Dec. 1.-The expect ed battle between the revolutionists and the troops of the government, which are entrenched q few miles outside the city, is likely to be de- ferred for several days, the command | -in-chief of the revolutionary forces having decided to attack Jacmel, which is thirty miles southwest of this city. and is the only town that has remained loyal in the department of the south. before resuming his march on Port au Prince.
 It is believed that the situation so far as the government is concerned. is lost. Louis Borno, minister of state, handed in his resignation and has taken refuge in the German Iega- tion and there now remain in office only three high governmental off cials, General LeCOnte, minister of the interior; General Lalaleau, min ister of justice and public instruction. and General Marielin, minister of finance and commerce. All the other ministers have resigned with the ex ception of General Celestin Cyriaque who. after his defeat by the insur-
  fuge in one of the foreign consulates
 It is believed that the intention of the president in calling an extra ordinary session of the chambers is to have them name his successor. Pres ident Alexis favors either of two can didates for office, General Turenne Jean Giles and Solon Menos, a dis tinguished lawyer.
 Three divisions of government troops entrenched at the crossroads outside of the city, are being depleted by numerous assertions. General Si- mon will enter Port au Prince prob ably without striking a blow and it may be without causing a disturb ance, in the order of things, if Pres ident Alexis takes his departure be- fore the arrival of the enemy. The situation will be critical if the presi- dent elects to remain.
 The cruisers Des Moines and Ia coma represent the United States here while the French training ship Dupuy Trouin is watching French interests along the coast The British cruiser Scylla and the Italian steamer Fiera- masa are expected to arrive before the advancing army reaches the gates of the city. The president angrily re- sists the counsel of ministers and dip lOmatic representations which were made to him to give up the struggle. He accuses War Minister Cyriaque of treachery and threatens if the revolu- tionists attack the city to blow up the palace.
 The advance guard of revOlutiOnists occupied Leogane, twenty miles west of Port Au Prince, without the slight est disorder
Arizona republican., 1908-12-02
NEW FEET PUT UNDER
 THE CABINET TABLE
Mir. N-wberry Succeeds Mir. MetcaIf as Secretary of the Navy.

Washington, Dec. 1.-Mr. Newberry was sworn in today as secretary of the navy and participated in the cabinet meeting. He was accompanied to the White House by MT. Metcalf, his pre- decessor who formally presented him to the presidents official family. The oath of office was administered to the new secretary in the presence of Mrs. Newberry and Miss Caroline Newberry, MT. Metcalf. the chiefs of bureaus and other officers oe the service.
 In a brief speech MT Metcalf paid a high tribute to the new cabinet officer, Mir. Newberry responding in an equal ly felicitous vein.
 The last official letter written by MT. Metcalf was to Admiral Dewey, thank ing him for the most cordial and loyal support" which had been given him.
 The retiring secretary will leave to- night for his home in California. After visiting his son in Los Angeles he will go to his shooting box where he will occupy himself in hunting for some time
Arizona republican., 1908-12-02
NEW NAVAL SECRETARY
 AND NEW REGULATIONS
MT. Newberry Has Already Reorgan- ized the Department to Meet His Own Views.

Washington, D. C.. Dec. 1.-Appar- ently the talk of reorganization of the navy with a staff organization to re- semble that of the army has been brought to a conclusion by Secretary Newberry, who has changed the regu- lations relating to the general board of the navy. which is nov limited to seven members. by adding the words, and such general officers as the sec retary of the navy may direct"
 With such a provision it will be possible to add to the general board as many officers as may be necessary to perform all practical work such as is accomplished by the general staff of the army, although under this plan the secretary will not surrender his power over the naval organization.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-02
FIVE MONTHS EXTENSION
 FOR ROOSEVELT PROJECT
Recent Action Taken in Other Recla. mation Enterprises.

Washington, Dec. 1.-(Special. 1.-The secretary of the interior has approved the application of Messrs. J. NJ. O'Rourke & Company of Roosevelt, Arizona, for an extension of time on their contract for the erection of the Roosevelt dam under the Salt River ir- rigation project, Arizona. The eXten- sion was granted for five months. thus advancing the date of completion to March 10. 1909.
 The secretary of the interior has re- stored to the public domain the fol- lowing described lands which were withdrawn under the first form of withdrawal. in connection with the Yuma irrigation project, Arizona Cal ifornia, such lands no longer being necessary to the interests of the pro- ject:
 san Bernardino, Cal. Principal Me ridian, T. N, 23 E., NEh, NWh Sec. 30.
 On the Carlsbad project, which is 9S per cent completed. irrigation has been continued during the entire month of October. being delivered principally to new lands for the purpose of planting dlidiid anu Nlllt'i oae'' VI Nii4AAA pi'" ably 2000 acres will be planted. The cotton crop was gathered and gined throughout the month.
 Construction work at Lake McMillan has been begun, the old wooden gate being replaced by a re-enforced con crete structure and 13S cubic yards were laid in one week. The west au- Hillary embankment is being rebuilt and requires about 10000 cubic yards of earth. An attempt is being made to stop the leak holes on the east side.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-02
PROHIBITION SPREADS
Additional Prohibition Towns Created
 In Massachusetts Yesterday

Boston, Dec. Tine champions of no license succeeded in inducing New Bedford and Marlborough to vote today in favor of closing the saloons. A feature of the municipal elections held in seven .cities in the state was the campaign carried on against no license in the two places named and North ampton and Fitchburg.
 The two latter cities voted to contiue the sale of liquor. but by a reduced ma jority. Waltham and Quincy, strong no license centers, repeated last years verdict today. Pittfield again voted for a license. In Marlborough the li- cense majority of 531 last year was turned into a majority of 300 for no license. New Bedford which voted in favor of liquor selling in 1907 by less than 100 votes went dry today by 134 majority.