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Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-14
Pa GETS SLUCCTNC CATCHER
Rourke Lands BackstOp Who Bats
291 in 100 Games.
ALSO SIGNS BIG FIRST BAsEMAN
Latter. Too, t. Heavy HItter--MeR
Are Bill Cadman Of Saginaw
end EberIeIn Of wheel
ing, W. Va.

Omaha will have a smuggling catcher next
year. President Rourke has signed Bill
Cadman OF last years Saginaw team. who
batted 81, playing in los games.
Pa Rourke has also signed Eberlein. a big
first bssemsn from Wheeling. He. too. is
a slugger and a corking good fielder.
Il am mighty well pleased over both my
new men" said Pa on his return yes,er-
day from Chicago, where he and Brother
Jim had been meeting with the big 'uns.
makes me three good new men for
next year. / heard splendid reports OF
Pendry, my new third basemsn. while in
Chicago. Everybody tells me l have a
live one"
Cadman came out of last season with
this record:
log 81 80 los i % 'ssi
s is P.S C. 4 IA E Average .ss
Omaha has never had a catcher who
batted as heavy as that. Whether Csdman
Is used behind the bat in the majority Of
games or not he will serve as a great
pinch hitter-something the team has sorely
needed. Gonding. of course, will continue
to be the main catcher. 1t is apparent from
the 1913 assists the record shows for Cad
man that he is a good fielding catcher. In
a word he should prove a most valuable
acquisition.
Pa came within an ace Of not landing
Cadman. A friend had given him a tip
on him before Pa went to Chicago. 1t
seems Cadman had been mixed up in a sale
that never matured and then was drafted
by Dayton, but Dayton being in class b.,
could not make its draft stick and Cadman
was left unhitched. Pa went for him as
soon as he reached Chicago. He hustled
around to Secretary Farrell's room and as
he was coming out after cinching the deal
for Cadman, whom he learned from Far
rell of the National Association OF Base
Ball clubs was a free agent, he met Mike
Cantillon going in to see Farrell. Others
also wanted Cadman.
Pa also experienced some difficulty in
signing Eberlein. Eberlein had been play
ing with the outlaws and had not found
base ball altogether enticing to him, SO
had about determined to quit. II required
much persuasion by Pa and Louie He'll
broner to convince the young nan that
organization base ball gave him absolute
protection.
Eberlein is a big. Swapping youth Of six
feet three inches, who bats like a fiend
and covers lots of ground. He is about p
or % and a handsome fellow.
Rourke is still in the market for good
men. He has a trade or two on now that
he cannot yet disclose.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-14

over-confidence Shilling also won the last
race on B1reJall. He was suspended for a
week for pulling Captain Kennedy. Sum-
maries:
First race, futurity course, selling: Anna
May QO9, Powers, 9 to 2) won, May Amelia
OO5, F. Lynch, 9 to u second, Gossiper Qll,
Archibald, 80 20 u third. Time: 1:09br
Mabel Hollander, Tawasentha, Abbey,
Royal River and Mechlin also ran.
Second race, five and a half furlongs,
selling: Force QO6, Shilling. l to ~ won,
Ffgent QO0, Upton, 30 to y second, Sempronl
QO3, Walsh, s to u third. Time; l:07tS.
The Drake, Altamor, Pomare and Victoria
Green also ran.
Third race, mile and an eighth: Fred
Bent QO4, Shilling. 6 TO o. won, Loglstilla
Q0, c. Rose, S 10 u second, Fantastic Q00,
Buxton. II TO 1) third. Time: 1:52a6' Nadzu
also ran. -
Fourth race, Dickey handicap, seven fur
longs: Tony Faust d6. Shilling. 8 to @)
won, Frank Flittner Ql5, Kirschbaum, Z TO
ID second, Deutschland Qls, overs, 8 to 30
third. Time; 1:2szb. Tom Hayward also
ran. Tony Faust and Deutschland coupled
as Schreiber-H ildreth entry.
4 Fifth race, mile, selling: Billy Pullman
HQ6, Ross, Z to 81 won. Captain Kennedy
(04, Shilling, 3 to y second, Sir Wesley
600, Vandusen, 40 TO y third. Time: l:4lhs.
Romanoff, Warden Yell, Billy Watkins.
CINCINNATI, o., Nov. B.-Summarles
at Latonia:
First race. five and a half fuflongs:
Roseburg II Gl2. Moreland, 10 TO IL won.
Enfield 10S, Troxler, 3 to i for place.
second, Green Bridge COS, Burton, I to
/ TO show third. Time: 1:12. Colma,
Landlord, DR.. Fizz, Clayborne Home Run,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-14
IOWA WILL TRY TO BEAT DRAKE
Hswkeyes Have Taken Ample. Pre-
cautions In Practice.

IOWA CITY, Ia, Nov. 3.-tSpecial.)-
Captain Kinks clever drop kicking was
easily the feature of last nights practice
oil Iowa field. The Iowa leader booted
the ball between the posts practically two
thirds of the time from the thirty-fiVe and
fOrty-yard line against the wind. The
freshmen blocked only a few Of the at
After Kirk had practieed this method Of
scoring, the freshmen were given the ball
in front of the goal posts and the varsity
practiced charging through in efforts TO
Captain Mccoy OF Drake and the practice
was aimed at improving the varsity, so
mum in tomorrow's game. McCoy's two
drop kicks against Missouri have not
been forgotten.
Contrary to general expectations, Stewart
will not start the game Saturday, accord
ing to Coach Catlin, as the game little
quarter lie not in the best of condition, and
Carberry has had the advantage OF the
scrtmmage practice this week and is in
the best OF condition. If Csrberry is in
and in case OF further accident Brugman
OF Fee will be relied on TO direct the new
offense designed for Drake.
Despite the fact that many believe the
game win be featured altogether on the
open play, there is strong ground for be-
lieving that much of the old style foot ball
three games the gains OF Gross and Hazard
have advanced the ball in great style, and
1t is probable they will be relied on to a
great extent against the Blue and White,
This afternoon the men took the 4:O car
on the Interurban for a trip to Black
Springs, where the afternoons signal prac-
uce was held on the base ball diamond.
The squad returned an hour later after the
three-mile ride.
Following is the probable lineup and sta
tistics OF the players in tomorrow's game:
Left end owen Perrine, age, %; weight,
is2; experience. 1909 team; home, Burling-
ton, Ia.
Left tackle. Isaac stutsman. age. "a:
weight, l16; experience. V. %; home, Seat
ieft guard. 4. E. seidel, age, p; weight,
2ls; experience. V. %; home, Mason City,
la.
Center, Ross Comfy. age. p; weight, 1856;
experience, Reserves ID; home. Iowa Falls,
la.
Right guard. Irving Hastings, age, q,
weight, lIs; experience. v. C); home, Spen-
Ger. la.
Right tackle, Raymond Gross, age. "a.
weight, 100; experience, V. % 10 team
home. Dubuque, Ia.
Right end, Mark Hyland, age, 2l; weight,
leO; experience, II team; home, Des
Moines. Ia.
Quarterback. WI Carberry, age, q;
weight, IA; experience, V. C0; home, Pan
ora, Ia.
Left halfback. Ben Collins. age. 2l
weight, l6S; experience, v. % 'O6; home
Livermore, la.
Righ haitback, Carroll Kirk (c.), age, q
weight, lS4; experience, V. % A9 team.
home, Marshalltown, Ia.
Fullback. Charles Hazard, age, %; weight
166; experience. ". ~; home. Iowa City, la
A big mass meeting was held by the Iowa
students tonight.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-14
LEGAL NOTICES

THE SOUTH OMAHA AND WESTERN
RAILROAD CUMPANY-Speclal Meet
ing.-Omaha, Neb. October Z, l9H.-A spe-
cial meeting OF the stockholders of the
south Omaha and Western Railroad Com
parry will be held at the office Of the
COMPANY in Omaha, Neb., on Friday, De
cember is, 1905, at II O'Clock a m, for the
purpose Of authorizing ana providing for
the sale Of the railroad of The South
Omaha and Western Railroad Company,
with it's franchises and appurtenances, its
real estate and personal property. to Union
Pacific Railroad Company. the cunsidera-
ton for ouch sale to be the cancellation Of
the bonds and satisfaction Of the mort
gage of said The South Omaha and West
ern Railroad Company, and the assumption
of all its other Indebtedness by the said
Union Pacific Railroad Company; and for
the purpose Of transacting all such other
business as may legally come before the
meeting. For the purposes of the meeting
the books for the transfer of stock will
be closed at 3 o'clock p. m. on Monday,
December Z, 1868, and will be reopened at
10 o'clock a. m. on Saturday, December
ie. ISOs. T. NJ. ORR, Secretary, OSdtODls
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-14
YORK AND LINCOLN HIGHS TIE
Latter Eleven Uses Trick Plays with
Great Eject.

YORK. Neb.. Nov. 13-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Battling for sixty-five minutes
Of actual play. the foot ball teams of
the Lincoln and York High schools
played to a tie here today, the final
score being II to II. Both teams made
two ~touchdowns and one goal in the
first half, 50 the score stood IL to IL at
the end of the first half, and in the sec
ond half each made a touchdown and a
goal. Starting with a rush. York made
two touchdowns before the Lincoln team
could seem to get a footing, but over
confidence seemed to seize them and they
relaxed until Lincoln tied the score. The
same performance was repeated in thu
second half. when York had the game
won and then resting on the laurels al
ready won the locals allowed Lincoln to
pull off some trick plays and carry the
ball from the center of the field IN the
last two minutes Of play and tie the
score. York had far the better looking
team. and all who watched the contest
tn ought York would surely win. but Lin
coin came on with a rush at the end of
each half and upset the dope. York
would win an advantage by hard. straight
foot ball and Lincoln would take IN at
advantage away by some trick play. The
Lincoln team had been well coached upon
trick plays. while York used this style
TO less advantage. For York. Alvord,
Wiley and Beaver scored touchdowns,
while Mann, Moore and Whitmer scored
for Lincoln. In spite of a binding snow
storm, q crowd of 200 people stayed from
start to finish and cheered the good
plays. which were quite numerous. The
lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-14
Penalties Keep winners from Several


HASTINGS. Neb., Nov. 1S.-Cspecial
Telegram, lin one of the hardest-fought
games ever played in this city Hastings
defeated Doane this afternoon by a
score of 4 TO 0. The local players ex-
celled the visitors throughout the con-
test and in the last half the ball was
at all times in Doane territory. except
~momentarily after punts. In the last
half Hastings carried the ball repeatedly
to within a few yards Of Doane's goal.
only TO be set back on penalties Imposed
by Referee stephens. After a series of
line bucks Warner got the ball on a
forward pass and ran thirty yards to
within a yard of Doane's goal line. Al
though no protest was entered. the ref
cree refused to allow the play because
he did not see it. his excuse being that
he was busy tieing the lace of his shoe.
1t is the unanimous opinion of the spec
tators that this sort of decision took
from Hastings at least two ~touchdowns.
Doane was almost constantly on the de-
%fensive, except for brief Intervals when
Hastings returned punts. The score was
made after a brilliant ~thirty-yard run
by Lich tenberg, landing the ball on the
twenty-yard line. Benedict made a place
kick for goal; Warner, Benedict, Sher-
rick and Lichtenberg played in eXcep-
tional form. Heartwell and Robinson
were stars for Doane. The lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-14
REAL A TRANSFERS

D951 Bfien lot lot q 'U FsiTassres ns''D !, s,@O
Wiedenfeller. lot Is. block g.. lot s.
block .. Creighton heignts............ ......
Harry. Friedman 20 Maurice L Cap
Ian. lot 8 block 6, kount2es Fourth
The Michigan Mutual Life INSURANCE.
lot I block : brakes addition. 100
The Franklin Realty company TO
Frederick II. COsgrove, west % feet
Turkey re-plat OF block p Bemis
George Parks and wife 10 Thomas
Hector. lot ~, block 2, Hector ter
Porter 4. Howard and wife to Calvin
MCGOWAN, lot g. block 3. Sherman
Frank seRwock to William cohrs. ny
the FrSnSiin Realty company 10 "''
Boyd l. Rees, lot 8, Tukey's re-
Elizabeth Kount1e Real Estate com.
pany TO Charles c. Canaan, lot !.
block p. Kountze lace............. 1850
Frederick II. Cosgrove and wife TO
Royd l. Rees, lot 8, Turkeys re-
Bridget Tracy and husband to Henry
Prigge, lot S, Schnells addition 100. 500
Barker company. 70 Fred Armbrust,
lot ~ Orchard hill.....;" 20
George 7. Hulst to Joseph Mullner
and wife. lot s. block l, Hulst addi-
Carl p. Norwaii TO Dora Norwall,
block 2. Redfieid's addition ........... 1850
Ellen Fleming to Anna Fleming, sh
block rs s. F.. Rogers addition. 90. 2,Oo
Daniel McMillan and wife 10 Eta
Mcmillan, lots IS. 80, 81, Sturgis
place oJ
Christian Musselman to Thomas SPELL
man, lot 4, block 3, Kendall's addi-
nOn ...-......a... ....'..s..''Fs- Nv
Elizabeth Kouutze Real Estate com
pany 20 John w. Landgraf. lot 8,
First addition to Forest Hil......... l,615
william A. Smith and wife to Harry
L. Towns, lot 5. block ?, Glencoe
place ..:..''.... wv
O'Brien, lot Z, Fort View annex. 80
Walter Shropshire and wife to Lillian
G.. McGraw. lot Il. Windsor place. ]
Inez Callahan and husband to Ed
Paterson, seA 4-l6-1l. lbVo
Calvin MCGOWAN to Porter A. How
park 49, TN+.~....... 800
Harvey J. Grove and wife TO Wesley
NJ. Wiseman. part block 50, Benson. l,SN
Totals SIS zs
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-14
Mar.hamtown and Ida Grove.

MARSHALLTOWN. la. Nov. la-(Spe-
cial.l5One OF the important games OF the
Iowa high school circles will be played at
town team meets ida Grove. The later
team has not been defeated this year, and
the MarshalltOwn team. which has had a
very heavy schedule OF hard games, has
lost only TO the Fast High school team OF
Des Moines. IL MarshaIltown should win
the Ida Grove game IL will become q claim
ant OF the state championship.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-14

The Robin, Light Blue anu schuh also
ran.
Second race. six ,furlongs: Bucket
Brigade OO3, Kennedy, 5 TO p won,
Ethel Carr tlO5, Martin. 4 to 8 for plRee)
second, Earfs Court CiOS. Heidel, 5 TO s
to show third. Time: lis. Kings Folly,
Queen Lead, Top Lofty. Lep GodchauX,
Autumn. Wind, Tackle and Fresh also
ran.
Third race, six f%uTlongs: Lady Vie
GOb, Pickens, IL to - won, Orlando Cl05,
Heidel, even for place. serond. Gilvedear
Oos, Butler, 4 to l to show third. Time:
l:l7%. Wine Merchant. Rebel Queen,
Miss Felix. Snake Mary. Banrida and
Western Knight also ran.
Fourth race, six furlongs: Wintergreen
(1O1, Martin, IL to 50 won. Marse Abe
l1l2, Heidel, Z to 10 for. place. second,
Crystal Maid G09, Butler. . to 5 to show
third. Time; l:16sk. Mael Henry and
DIR. Barley also ran.
Fifth race, five and "A half furlongs:
Lens (Cl0O. Kennedy. 4 10 81 won. Please
llOs, Deverich, Z to 10 for place. second,
Sanposal tJ, Martin, 8 to 2 TO shnwl
third. Time: 1:ll. Hawks Light. Pos
ing, Ametus and Sir Irwin also ran.
Sixth one mile and seventy yards:
Katie Powers 600. Glasner. 10 TO u won.
Lille Turner 105, Pickens, 3 TO I for
place. second, Bonebrake nos. Burton. z
TO / to show third, Time: 1879.
Huerfano, Oriental Queen. Leonard. Joe
Hayman, Little Lighter, Ovelando and
Gresham also ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-14
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O.O.0. BLOOD POISON

No case Of contagious blood poison is ever cured until the last particle
the blood will sooner or Later causela fresh outbreak Of the trouble with all
its hideous and destructive symptoms of liberated mouth and throat, copper
coloTed splotches falling hair sores and ulcers etc No other medicine so
blood and steadily, and surely drives out every particle Of the injection. 1t
rich and healthy as it vas before the destructive vIu Of contagious blood
and gradually the symptoms disappear, the health is improved, the skin
cleared of all spots, sores and other blemEhes, the hair stops coming out,
the mouth and throat heal and when S.. S S. has ceansed the system of the
poison n trace Of the disease is left S. S S. curesc contagious blood poison
because it is the greatest of all blood purifiers, tested and proven for more
than forty years.. Book IN this disease with suggestions for home treatment
and any medical advice sent free to all who write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-14
EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
Tony Faust Wins Dtckey HandieAI
At Oakland.

OAKLAND, Nov. B-Sam Hildreth and
Jockey Shilling were again winning COM
binatons at Oakland today. Hildreth's
colors were carried 10 victory by Force and
Tony Faust and Shilling won three races
IN a row.
The feature was the Dickey handicap at
seven furlongs A field Of four started,
with Tony Faust and Deutschland pro-
nounced favoTites. they being coupled,
owing 20 Barney Schneider retaining an in
tersst In the first named, Tony Faust led
AL the way and won by three lengths from
Frank F1ittner, who closed fast and caught
Deutschland near the finish.
Shilling was forced 10 ride hard TO land
Fred Bent a winner OF the third race over
LOgistills, an outsider. Shilling lost the
fhth race on Captain Kennedy through
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-14
seven Points to the Good on
and Forty Boards.

Council Bluffs whist players came over
to Omaha last night and sh owed the To-
cal men some things about the game.
One hundred and forty boards were
played and the men from over the river
won by seven points. The play was in
the Fontanelle club rooms and after the
games the participants lunched at the
Chesapeake restaurant. Short addresses
were delivered by Fremont Benjamin of
Council Bluffs and H. H. Claiborne and
Judge Foster of Omaha.
The following were the participants
Council Bluffs - Fremont Benjamin,
Charles Walters, Ed Simpson, Dillon
]. p. Christensen, @. E. Vollstedt, +. A.
Lathrop, T. NJ. Rodwell and Herman
SchurZ. Omaha - Messrs. Claiborne,
Sundblad, Foster, Sundblad, Reschauh,
Church, Glassman, W~estergar3, Mead,
Flanagan, Dosey, Fraser, Fitch and Far
rel
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-14
ROYAL Pool Tourney.

Thursday evenings game at the Royal
pool tournament between Swanson and
Greener, was won by Swanson in eighteen
innings. Us to ~. A peculiar incident
happened in the thirteenth inning, Greener
making his third successive scratch. and
the rules are that a player making his
third successive scratch, forfeits all of the
remaining balls on the table, which cost
him fifteen balls. Swanson made the high
est run Of twenty-four balls. Score:
Swanson-3, 2, 2, II, 8. 8. ], IA, u, 19, 3, 8,
s, 2, !, 4, Z, 24-13O. Total l25.
Greener-l, u. 4, 16 4. 9, 10. 2, Q. u, l, 8, l.,
9. 10, I-il4. Total "a.
Scra &: Greener %.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-14
II. $. is READY FOR BLUFFS
Local Team in had Condition and
SUBJ WIZ BE Used.

Bad weather will not interfere with the
game between Omaha and Council Bluffs
High schools this afternoon at Distz park.
The bleacheTs have been put in good condi-
ton and the field lined off with wire fence.
Tickets nave been going fast al both high
schools. Council Bluffs will bring over
about 40 rooters and a good squad Of well
trained men.
The Omaha High school is at a great dis
advantage because of vacancies on account
Of sickness and injuries. Many places will
have TO be filled by substitutes of the first
squad and probably three men OF the sec
Ond. During the last week the men have
had very little practice. but intend 10 do
their best in the contest with their neigh
boring opponents
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-14

IOWA CITY, Ia, Nov, l3-CSpeciai)-The
last vestige OF student power In the man
aEement OF the University OF Iowa atletics
vanishes tonight with the meeting OF the
Iowa Athletic union, the defunct student
adjunct OF the Board OF Control OF Ath-
last three years and the board has taken
the technical steps to its adjustment. the
meeting tonight being merely perfunctOry
In form.
The Falss Of tbs Chicago eonfsrsnes re-
aUiTe fASulu eohuoi and Idhartnk strictly
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-14

10 the letter Of the Iowa Athletic union
constitution, the university has violated to
a slight degree the letter Of the law. though
as a matter Of fact the faculty have had
control Of athletics for some Gime.
Notices Of the change tonight had been
published, but no objections came from the
student body, so the professors will have
easy sailing in carrying out the revision
OF the basis Of Iowa athletic control.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-14

HASTINGS WINS ON A FIELD GOA

Referee: c.. L. Thomas Of Omaha. Um-
pire: Mcfarland of York. Field Judge:
Osborn. Time: IS and 30 minutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-14
COUNCIL BLUFFS WINS AT WHIST

Referee: Stephens Of Lincoln. Jmpire:
Russell of Kearney. Field judge Brude
Of Hastings
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-14
INTERPRETATIONS

EXPERIENCED st-enographers; excellent
refernces, q. Omaha Bee, Council Bluffs,
0)-Az@
WANTEDNPosition by experienced watch
man who understands carpenter and
plumbing repairs; only small wages ex-
pected. Address p 524. Bee.
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POSITION as stenographer, secretary or
cashier; eight years with prominent peo-
pie In New York City; first-claSs refer
ences. Address ] 5ls, Bee. CzD-MSSS l5x
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-14
STOVE REPAIRS

WE have In stock (no delay repairs for
every make Of furnace. steam or hot water
heater, water fronts.
OMAHA STOVE REPAIR WORKS,
l4s % Douglas st
Telephones: Bel. Douglas SO; Ind. A-SSzl
-RE
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-14

Grant Assumes Command.
CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-Major General Fred
erick D.. Grant assumed of the
Department of the Lakes at army head
quarters in the Federal building here today.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-14
OHIpF ~ogARIhRMAs

CHIDF OUARIEItMAbIER'B OFFICE
Omaha. Nebraska. November 2 1865
a~aisd proposals.. In trtplicate. will be re-
oNfVod here until 10 a. m, central standard
uimS. November II. lSS. for furnishing hay
Tor shipment % the Philippine Islands
proposals viii state railroad station az
~hloh deliveries will be made. United
9t~fes reserves the right 20 reject or se-
ed any on all proposals or any part
fSSnof information furnished on a~ppiica-
- Nnvalapos containing proposals. should
aHx Eoss SAAN
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oEElcE cQNsTFEUcrInNNar - 99TnARWTE ER

FOhT AAChENLIE MNot
Nov. ~. isS-Sealed proposals. In tnplieate
VII be received at this office until 10 a m.
mountAAn Vfme1, Dec. I. 1914 for co%nstruc-
ton OF a brick bowling alley, including
electric wiring and fixtures, at this post.
Plans and sPecifcatiOns may be seen at
gfftcea % chief quartermaster Denver and
Oman aud al this office. at which latter
place all IN may be obtained.
u. y: reserves right TO accept or reject any
of al Proposals or any part thereof. I'm
clooe proposals IN sealed envelopes marked
'PpopoealA 10r bowling alley" addressed
Capt n q Walton. 18th Inf. Construeting
QuArtermaster. NlSltl6-lT-G-2S
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-14
WANTED-T0 RENT

WANTED-In private family. two nicely
furnished rooms with private bath: also
board for family of three. Must be in
first class netghborhood and convenient
to down town district. References ex-
ceanged. Address Y 1R. care of Bee.
&c Gr (a)-MSSi l6
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-14
PhoPoaALs roR AP3ITIoNs TO

p ga La FOR ADDITIONS TO
Water and Sewerage Systems-Office
Of Constructing QuartermAster. Fort Rob
inson, Neb., November Z, 1875. Sealed pro-
poSasls for furnishing all material and
labor cquired for tie construction OF ad-
ditiOns 10 water and sewerage systems at
Fort Robinson Neb., will be received here
until 4 m, November IA. 1905, and then
opened. Plans and specificauons may be
consalted'a az the office or the chief quarter
masters al Denver, Omaha and Chicago,
depot uuaFtsrmRsteF. St Louis, and At this
office. Blank proposals and Instructions
10 bidders may be obtained at the same
offices. Envelopes containing proposals
should be endorsed Proposals for addi-
tons 70 water and sewerage systems and
addressed 10 Captain r. T. Arnold. Con-
strnetiaG Q-uarternahster. Fort Robinson,
Neh, NI2-iSi4-l6-l6-I7