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The daily sentinel., 1908-12-07
HERE THURSDAY NIGHT.

"Brewster's Millions stage Ver-
sion of Geo. Barr McCutcheon's in
teresting novel of that name, will be
presented at the Park opera house.
Thursday, December. 10. by the
Cohan & Harris Comedians, headed
by Robert Ober The dramatization
was made by Winchell Smith and
Byron Ongley and has met with the
most emphatic success. 1t is now
being played by two companies in
America, two in England and by one
on the continent. 1t will be present
ed here with all the striking stage
effects invented and conceived by
Frederic Thompson. a master mind in
this particular direction. The story
has a great deal of ingenuity and the
sdelights of humor and pathos which
the author throws upon it empha-
sizes its human interest
While departing in detail now and
then from the written story, the
adapters have kept to the main theme
and preserved most of the incidents
of the book. Related briefly, the
story recounts the efforts of Mont
gomery Brewster to spend in one
year his inheritance of million dol
lars, in order that under the whim-
steal will of an uncle he may come
into n bequest of seven millions.
The conditions of this will stipulate
that the original million must not be
dissipated in reckless gambling, in
indiscriminate endowments or the
erection of memorials and that abso-
Lutte secrecy as to the whole affair
be maintained, How Monty Brew
ster" manages to work off his mil
lion under these circumstances ev-
Ierybody who has read the book re-
members well enough.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-07
A TRAFFIC IN BABIES.

"The traffic is becoming terrible
in this state and il is our intention
to secure the enactment of a law
placing all maternity homes under
the charge of some state department
and to provide heavy penalties for the
sale of babies
Secretary Whitehead. of the state
humane society, made the above
statement Saturday.
He said that in this state almost
every maternity home sold babies
the same as pigs and calves are sold.
He stated that the parents would
leave their children at the home to
be disposed of by the people con-
ducting the home. That the babies
were sold to anyone who wanted
them, the prices ranging from $40
to $15 and there was-no way to stop
il under the present law because the
homes cannot be discovered, at least
all of them cannot be discovered. and
there is no way of compelling them
to record a birth in these homes.
With "a proper law they could be reg
ulated the same AS any other insti-
tuition of vice is regulated, and they
could be compelled to account for
every child left with them. and the
state would see to it that the child
was given the present secret plan the
people who run the homes pay little
attention to where the children go so
long as they are paid for il.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-07
A MURDER
AT VERNAL.

dispatch to The Sentinel from
Ncrnal. on the Uintah. tells of n trag-
edy that occurred there late Friday
afternoon, making the second trag-
edy that has occurred on the reser-
walton within n weeks time, the de-
tails of the first tragedy being given
by The Sentinel Saturday.
The dispatch from Nernal states
that James n. Griffin was shot and
almost instantly killed by Gilbert
Workman. The trouble, as near as
can be learned. arose over II sum of
money due to Workman by Griffin.
They met on the street when Work
man demanded payment from Grif-
fin. The latter stated that he did
not have the money to pay Just then,
and as far as known there were no
further words, when Workman drew
his revolver and shot Griffin twice,
death ensuing within II few minutes
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-07

The report for the Camp Bird mine
for September says that during the
month the mill ran 20 days, treating
$3.50 tons of ore and producing s.
143 ounces of bullion and approxi-
mately 1854 tons of concentrates. Re
ceipts from sales amounted to $11S.-
GA for bullion and S2S,971 for 40
tons of concentrates. Expenses, in
GLIDING development, transportation
and treatment of product amounted
to S47,697, leaving a balance of $99,-
94S. London office expenses were
500 pounds. Some PSI feet of de-
velopment work was done. The Camp
Bird. Limited. declared a "a per cent
dividend on November Z, totalling
S196,SOO. During the year the Camp
Bird has paid in monthly dividends
$7S7, 200 and up to date $4,605, ,5O4.
This on five million dollar capital
ization.-Ouray Herald.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-07
OLD TIMER
IS CALLED

!. Edward l.. Mason. for years /
1. employed as conductor on the 1
+ Rio Grande Western and we'll 1
+ known to a great many old-time l
+ railroad men of this city, died 1
+ suddenly last Friday in Mexico l
+ City. Mexico, of heart failure. 1
+ The deceased was a Mason, an I
1. Elk and a member of the Order 1
I. of Railway Conductors. 1
+ Old friends in Grand June 1
+ tion will learn with sincere re- 4
+ gret of the death. 1
I. The funeral arrangements 1
+ are not known at this time. 1
I. The news of the death of Ed 1
+ ward l.. Mason was sent to The 1
l. Sentinel by Jesse Bedwell, for 1
+ merly of this city. who is now 1
= in the railway service in old 1
+ Mexico. 1
{. i. = 4. i. I. i. 4. 4. i. i. 1. 1. i. !,
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-07

Word reaches this office that Chas.
Pace and Miss Russell. sister OF
Mrs. A. j. Castell. We're married in
Grand Junction last Saturday. The
affair was kept pretty quiet and few
knew of the wedding till several days
after its occurrence. The couple left
for a trip to California but will re-
turn and make their home here. Con
gratulations of host of friends is
theirs.-Paonia Newspaper.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-07
Report of H. S. Groves.
o whom it may concern:

To whom it may concern:
This s.to certify that l had charge
of the stalking for Werner u. Reed S
big orchard near Iona, Colorado, in
the spring of 1908 and that the nurs-
cry stock was bought from the Utah
Nursery company of Salt Lake City,
Utah, was billed to me, (they having
no agent here). and was hauled to
Reeds fruit farm No. l; and, fur
ther, that the first forty acres was
planted from said Utah Nursery COM
pany's stock, and this forty acres
shows the best growth and stand of
any tract of said orchard, there being
only twelve trees on the entire forty
acres that did not grow.
H. S. GROVES.
Fruita, Colo, Dec. 3. 1908.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-07

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Os-
born, Sunday, November %, fine
large girl. All doing well but the
Mayor, and with the town to look
after. and that big cash roll, and the
new heir Well he is Just having "A
dickens of time keeping up his
|ends.-Fruita Mail
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-07

Mrs. Walter Lee. who has been Wis
iting friends in Grand Junction, re-
turned to her home in the city on the
Midland Thursday night.-Aspen
Democrat.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-07
To Consumers Of Electricity and Gas

Our office will be open tonight I'D
Monday night until Q o'clock, to ac-
comm odate users of electricity and
gas who cannot call during the day
to settle their accounts.
No discount allowed after the 7th
of the month.
THE GRAND JUNCTION ELECTRIC
GAS G. MFG. Co.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-07

There is lots or money wasted b.
using the cheapest furnace. We d.
not sell the cheapest, but the best.
j. II. Lane.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-07

Your home LACKS health, comfort
and selling value without modern
bath room. See ]. E. Mckenzie for
estimate. Phone Red Isl,
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-07

Special sale on handsome pictures,
framed and glass, s1.O0. Crown
Furniture Co.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-07

Special sale on Sanitary Couches,
S4.95. Grown Furniture Co.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-07

We install complete bath room
equipment. j. T.. Mckenzie.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-07

Be sure your plumbing is in every
way sanitary ]. Z. Mckenzie. the
plumber.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-07
VAN HOOREBEKE
Realty Co.
400 Main Street. Phone Red 864

Switches and Puffs.
Great reduction on all hair goods
for one week only. Up-To-Date Hair
dressing Parlors. 643 Main street
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-07

Oil that harness this fall. Buy
oil where you may; but oil it. Fred
Mantey-
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-07

Manicure Goods. Van Horn Drug
Go.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-07

Sturtevant Lice Killer, kills lice on
poultry and animals. 35 cents.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-07

H. .. OItO fIs''
Fruita, Colo, Dec. 3. 1908.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
HELP W~ANTED-MALE
CLERICAL and osri.e-Coauau-a.

ruE DEMAND for competent help q m
leasing daily. II you are experienced N
anv commercial lines. We would advise
vnu 20 see as az ones IN rsgaru 10 uermH
Fols-Ea-per. with large wholesale houso,
Salesman. vail paper. good salary 70
stsnaSrapner must also have some knovi-
edge Of hnuk keeping &am
PIANO salesman. must be- A 4 as9n per
year
Salesman stationery, one who can 1Elra
esfsmarae On printing Ehu or better
Raal estate salesman with large lrm m
rirr tine opportunity for young man % set
WORKING interest
Salesman. experienced IN wooden varss
Eaa and expenses.
Hntel clerk. s&W
Salesman VINO can invest a few hundred
dollars IN good paylnE business NA % A3
Insurance man On the road; salary and
stenographer experienced in Insurance.,
aN00
salesman grocery specialtuesl- 400 and
5aIesman lpianusl. @@ to SGM
Eypewrtter salesman; 500 and commits
sion.
Assistant manager or retail oUlce' Aool
First-ciass shoe salesman. on road. &Wa
anu expenses
Solicitors. We have several good prupo-
nuuns thar ara worth investigating.
S-fenngrapher and bOuk-keeper; &m tn
SaaA
We have several others tor Immediate
SEE Us FIRST.
CO-CPERATTVEREFERENCE co.
61S-l5-T Branuei Bldg. 81
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

BirthEw1mIam P Morris. Es Burierra
street boy. p c Davidson. Hot North
ThirtleTh street, girl. r. e Anderson. AEs
Teupiernn street. boy. axe kapian. Lex
South sixteenth street. g1ri. Jonas J. Nel-
son. us Vest TwenCy-ninfh street.. boy;
Zeiota W Avery. 5I5 H~imehGuEh street
giri. Henry Freely. sis Hamilton street.
bow
yifdrnia street. ~ SOPHIA X Eaf1ner. ul4
North Twenry-fnnrf street. -. Archibald
Gilbert. u@S Ohio stresE 5 UCutls- Harriet
Thomas. ioZ Georgia avenue- IS. Joseph
Fisher. a. seward street. -. Patrick G.
Hunan. Ina North Twenry-seVcnth street
ga
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

We wish 10 thank our many kind rierds
and ~neignbnrs. especially the MasOns. Ne
braEka lodge No. L A r & a VI also
2. Il n Camp No. as n ". A. for tlgir
kindnesE ard sympathy shown Us dtIrtng
the Sickness and death OF our beloved nus
band and father hrs. Joseph Bel. Wm.
Bell. Joseph Sell.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES.

KArFMANN-Nfrz Mary. June 4. $40 a
m. WIFE OF NJ Iuiius aged =
years. az family residence. III south fit-
tenth street
Funeral notice later.
MCARTHT-Mrs- Alice Shannnn died al
ner lare residence. II North Tenth street
on Wednesday,, June J. AZ II o'clock D m.
The funeral VIII be held az 81 Mary
Magdnlines church on Monday June - az
9 O'Clock a. m. The corfege VIII leave ma
house n So Burial at St Mays GEM
etery Friends invired-
STUART-WiIliam. formerly OF Omaha
died Mav 50 at his home near Fort Cal
houu. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
Want ads

Aav-rrf-~m-nf nsr the vant 81
columns wfu ~ taxen until L ~ hoE
the edition and until ? - m.
for the morufnE and sunday sdtrt@nn-
Cash ma.a accompany all orders FOE
want ads and no advertfsewenf VIII
be s-r-ps-d for less than 10 eenrn tor
first Insertion
Rate. apply to either n Daily sr
sunday he.
AIvrny. count sfx words 10 = line.
c-nmbfwatfsns Of intrinls or Numbers
eounr a. one wrd-
cssH RATES Foa WANT ADS.
REGULAR CLAssEFTCATTON - One
fn-ertian. per line. 10 cents. Two or
more consecutive fnsertfona. per line,
o cents. Each ia-eFsssn made On odd
days.. 10 cents Der line. s1-59 per
line per month ezrepttng that
FURNISHED BOON ADS.
when accom- panied ~ cash. the rate
will bet one Insertion, a cents Der
nfaef three to SIX consecutive hR"e
tIsns. , cents Der line each m~erti@n
seven or more eansecuuve tnserrtans-
= cents per line ench fnsertfonJ 80
cents per line per month
want "a. for The bee may be left
~ any a6 the fouSsStag drug storea-
enc fs ssxaur corner drugEtsr-chey
are all branch sHcea for Ths Bee and
yaur ad VIII be Inserted Just ~
promptly and an the same rates - ~
the mafa once In The Bee B1tAdtaE'
sevenreeurh ana FMruam streets.
Alha-h. ". c. sth and Farnam.
Eeraneh. 8. A.. 1401 8. 18Th St
Eechr Pharmacy, - s. 18TH ~
Benson Pharmacy. Benson, Nen
EeniE Park Pharmacy. ID and LAm
Blaze pharmacy ~ snsrm n..
Caughiin. C. r. 6th and Pierce IS
Clifton Hfl Pharmacy ES Mlnla11 ave
Crnfe. Z B.. Tst Ave. and Earnam
CriaEey Pharmacy. 5sth and Lake St&
Cermak. Emil 1o1A-S 8 uth st
Eastman Pharmacy 81
Freytag. John J.. Ent y. 24th st
Florence Drug Co. Florence. Men
Goldman Pharmacy. Mfh and LAKE SIS
Green's Fhar1narys corner ParA ave AN
Pacific
G~r-erough. O. A. fE-4 &. 10Th st.
Hayden. VIM. c.. I'm Farlam.
Hanscom Park Pharmacy i4a = 9th ave
HoiHt. john. 81 y 18TH st
Huft. A ( ~ L~eavenW9rth st
King. Rs - Farnam 81 80,
Kountzs Place PharmncT. &+ y aAh.
Patrick Drug Co. 1897 y 3sth st
Latlruu. Charles L liza n 2#h St
Pevrun. L x. Zth and Leaveuworth-
Saratoga Drug Co. 18th and Ames Ave
schHefer's Cut Price Drug Co., lbtn ano
ChfraRn Sta
schaefer. August M y. lsth St
Schmidt J. H., Afh and Cunning SIS
storm, Pharmacy. 18TH and Martha SIS
Wllnut FIJI Pharmac- 10Th and Cunning
Walton Pharmacy. enfh and Grace
Worth. O. H. Dth and Hamilton SIS
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
HELP W~ANTED-FEMALE
Agenrs and saIe=EndIe..

Agenfs and saIeskndaea
WANT to employ the services OF a
reliable lady VINO is not afraid 10
get discouraged very quick TO represent
a. IN principally the smaller towns Of
NebraEka- We carry a good. yes a good
and sa4ea1ie line OF postal cards and a
few other novelties. We sell 10 the trade
only. Small orders up TO $ must be suid
c o D, larger orders ON 20 days We pay
% per cent commission. Our samples
weigh % pounds. This Is a steady position
for anyone Who can I'll above require
ments ana can furnish references. We are
an Illinois corporation and do what we
promise Address Secretary, n Camhrdgs
Bldg. Chicago C-M3ss *
LDTEs-Many women earn 90 70 ms
every week handling Velveroia IN spare
time, and double this amount work
steadily. Sample IC Particulars rraa.
The Nelvetoia Co, - kessler Block
g TO s A DAY easily made: new articles
every lady wants them; small and light.
large profits Hartford Novelty Co. La
E Sun 81. Room Is. Chicago O-20 K
Clerical sad once.
srENoGRAPHER ana Bookkeep.r. raj
estate 0ffice-Ea
charge OF offfce-sR
Senosrapher and -Boskkeeper. cur OF
rOWn-HN.
Three Solicftors-gE to %.
Assistant B0okkeeper-sO
Clerk. VINO has had experiences in eandiss
WESTERN REF. & BOND s NC
IA N z Life Bldg.
SrENOGRAPHER-Must have at least two
yearS experiences. E9A
H~ook-keener ana srenngrapher. =ho czu
1ke charge OF correspondence. s&m.
AfamnNEUnnEr nHrm H,mmNn.-.w - -
" you are an experienced stenoRrapner
We can place you On very snort notice.
See Is FIRST.
CO-OPERATIVE-REFERENCE CO
57s-TS-T Brandsis Bid o.
WANTED-Ladiss 10 copy short adver-
Using letter Al home spare time cash
weekly M canvassing. reliable send
stamp for particulars Delta Sales Co
- Granite Bldg, Rochester, y. 2.
0-5s *
WANTED-Stenographers. bunkkeeperx.
sohcitnrs, clerks Come and register i'm
our with applicants negssrered
with Us No FILING FEE
THE CASO AGENCY, AZ Bee Bldg.
0-E Z
FasSsry aad Trades.
WAErED-As once: Eve or SIX Eris tr
al American Hand Sswed shoe Co
G-M9sT ?
H-oassk-~D~r. aad Dam=.sfsH
COMPETENT ur for general houssv,rs
l0s ave- Eemls Park Tel.
Harvey N7h 80
WANrED-Good gri for conceal 5o,,---
work Apply IL 3 list St 0-A9s6 5
WANTED-zood rr1 Cor second wo-S
Mr. , A Sunderland. los g SIN 81
Oar
WANTED-Giri for general houEeuors
small family rs n Bth St
O-NnR *
GOOD Eirt for genera h~ausevork Mrs..
Iohn A Wakefield. - Fa-nam 81 Tel
barney ln 0-MlT 2
WANTED-oue Ghamhermaid one dtsb.
washer one second cnok. good Character
address Perkins HoIel. David City NeH
WANTED-AR experienced housemaid.
Merlin l10- Einney Phone
Wenf IS Gl-AS9ls
M-IseeuaaesuA
LADY sEWEHS-MakH sanitary belts At
home materials furnished IS 7er 10.
particulars Stamped envelope Dept 80
Dearhurn Specially Co Chicago.
Ga
WASTED-an desiring a GOOD nome I'd
uEe care OK baby ana assist Efth house
Nork- easy position - M. Nfh ST.
@-A2a ~
WANTED-YuunE Lady Uho IS anxious q
travel IN Colorado and vel pleasant
position are oppGrtHnit Addnsss BY
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
Clerical sad Oms=.

Clerical and once.
FOR SEVEN EAR managers and bust
ness men have found our applicants 50
desirable that they have offered as the
following positions 20 be nlled
zTENOGRAPHEH- VITO mas had eEper-
ence IN lumber uffiCe-&l
SALESMAN. who can take charge or cor
resnondence ana act as stenoErapher|4
LEDGER CLERKS
BCOKKEEFER- must De able 20 Operate
typewriter and furnish hund-SA
GERMAN -apeakinE man 70 take charge OF
general merchandise, good opportunity
for the right party
Ugh
TWO NTERLINE CLERhS|e2
MANAGER. furniture store. must be abs
70 do buying and take char e-Ssb % zoo
4ALEEMAN- who has established trade In
Eoceries-E5 20 N50
TWQ statesmen for specially house
must De able 70 aIvesu m0uey-allry
u-ao.
SALESMAN. vino can hanrle Fr1cks and
bonds. ON commission. Ndrawfng sre1uu-
Man VINO can organize bank. lake g1ar se-
Nlo 70 E50
Gail or write for a COMPLETE list OF va
caucies. Office hours. s % 6:a
WESTERN REF a BOND ASSN NC.
III y. Y Life Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
BUSINESS CHANCES

VOTE FORA FLAEE
viii carrv a sword classified Id inr1 a
r7flli0n homes one time tany day IN q
list.
Boston Herald. Omaha Rr.
Fhi1nfpirffn P-sEA Buffalo Courier.
ay-acuus Herald Rochester Den a Ghruns
FftsturE Diupzfch- F-urfdrucs Tftuune
E@W Harrn LaHder. r1ereIsud PlEin Dealer
81 Louis Elubarsm. D. Muiuea r. q kn1aT,
T~zzhiur-uu P1N. Denver Republican
MIiwHukee p-r@ p-esa san F-nrHn Chruuicln
Cincinnati Inquiries. atlanta Constitution.
Hluurzuulis Tribune. Dallas Neva
Detrut 49, F-sa Chirarn Her1r1-Hell4
I1diauaunlia NsvA kansas CITY 1uurnaL
GIVE THIS LIST A TRIAL
RTDOLPH GCENTHER
rs Fulton 81. New York.
Refsuence-Any paper On this list
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

BOYLES COLLEGE
H z. BoTLEs. PRESIDENT.
Boyies Building. Omaha Neh
d.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

HEnuffunnT
THE
SUMNER SCHOOL
OF BOYLES COLLEGE
E


II won't do yuu any gnod 70 look back
rz months from now and wish that you
haf taken advantage N our summer term
20 gain such a complete and un~quesuun-
able and unfaltertng a grasp or shorthand.
hcuHkseuinH OF teieEraphy thac any one OF
the hundreds OF manufacturers. wh0iesal-
erE. professional men and business men in
general. Who take on new business as
siHraurs IN the fall and winter and the
great railraad companies. VINO must aud
hundr-ds OF usieEraphsrs % their corps u
employees every year. would be willing and
eager 70 give you a position.
To waste two or three months now simply
means 10 lose two OF three months salary
IL means t1ar you put aside and waste
on opportunity that may never present it
self again TO Tuu.
It means that you are not gaining the
uresf3ua with the business men that YOU
VIII gain II you viii oniy show the grit
necessary 10 gain your business education
n the summer
The young person with the will to study
in the summer term will win.
Tirers Is no more question ahDur that
than there IS any question about the wis
60m 81 your selecting BGyies college tor
your Alma Mater
II You can't can ar ones send for a cata-
lBgue pieasa-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

BROOM AND BRISK F~ACTDRT-A mod
srn plant for sale excellent city and
country trade. capacity Is dozen hroOmH
per day. Eood brush trade. have Ef0ut
ueinE machines; 1 power wfnde~
Lipe and IA aIrarf and one Baltimurs
sutChers. operated with natural gas. cost
ing - cents per day open shop, incnr-
puraued. earned 10 per cent net last
year ahUve all expenses and liberal sal
aries Profits can be doubled this year.
E.51 % 1000 cash will handle. unfnCum-
bereu real estate alone worth the price
asked. factory now in operation good
reasons Tor selling Kansas City Broom
g. Brush Co. Kansas CITY. Kan.
eN-Nszs =
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
HELP WANTED
MALE ANn

ity ana strong personality % represent
D0dd. Mead q Co. to sell the new inter-
national Encyclopedia IN Nebraska, south
Dakota and western Iowa; previous eE-
per1enoe unnecessary rs n z Lkes
Omaha. Neh. G0l-Sz Iy1
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
LICENSES

The following marriages licenses have
basn issued.
Name and Residence. Arr
Anton J. HeroeCk. south OnmRha n
Antunsa Meiena- south Omaha-- u
Juul r R. JaCogsen. maha- .,
May Poilack. y
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

THE NEW STATE OF OKLAHOMA is
reached by no other line 10 as good adj
vantage As by the Rock Island Friscn
Lines. operating thousands OF miles OF
track in the new state. The industrial
and business development already started
- wonderful. bur particularly good open
inEs exist fer industries not needing muCh
capital These embrace SHOPS. elevators.
cotton gins, -four mills broom factories.
woodworking plants. etc. We have arCu-
rata new lists Of fne openings State
specifically kind OF locaEun wanted. Com
pieFe descriptive book ''CuuBrr1nities.'
sent free. Il SChulter. Industrial CON- T.
Rock Island Frisco Lines. ST. Louis. No.
as Z
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

OFFICE BOYS per week
WESTERN REF a BOND ASSN, nc.
Ls-H N Y, Life Bldg o.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
HELP W~ANTED-MALE


WANTEI-Hus4ilng young men TO solicit
subscriptions for rad paper Emung COM
tractors. liberal commission Eterences
r-uufr-d. Address. Concrete. Vow
berry Bldg.. Detroit. Mica. 9l-2s x
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

sALART and commission % experiehcsa
suecialrv statesmen. 50 TO E9 per week
wnolesHlinE only pump equa-tEers 20 can
vassers and farmers in Kansas. Iowa anu
south DAKOTA. your pay FIRST. OUTFIT rr-
niEled; references and bond required,
salesmanshfn makes position permanent
Equalizer Mfz. Co. 81 Bee BldE-, 9manA-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
AUTOMOBILES

SEND for cur list az sec1nd-ha1d aurumo-
bfles. DERIGHT. las arnam-- i2-ns
WHITE STEAMER good as new. al ErsAE
e9-M0G *
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

WANTED competent Registered drug
clerk, references required Harley Drug
Co. Lincoln, Neh. Cg1-NC-S9
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

WANTED-One all-aruund tailor. at once.
Carl ?. Lndecranrz, Holdrege. Neh.
8)-M37s HHx
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-05

Catarrh is not only dangerous, but
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CONTINUE
Tariff Investigation Did Not
End Friday as Sched-
uIed.
TESTIMONY NOT LIKED.

Washington, Dec. s. The House
Committee on Ways and Means has
decided to continue the tariff hearings
until December 10.
Chairman Payne was authorized TO
offer a resolution in the house when
congress convenes on Monday, which
will give the committee authority to
subpoena witnesses for the supplement
tary hearings. 1t has been the desire
Of the committee to get certain peo-
pie TO come before it and give informa-
ton they may have which would be of
value in forming a new tariff law. 1t
has also been found that the testimo-
ny obtained at the hearings during
the past few weeks, has not been alto
gether satisfactory.
Friday was the last day of the origi-
nal schedule of hearings, but today,
Herbert Miles, chairman of the Tar
Tiff Committee of the National Asso-
citation of Manufacturers, appeared
before the committee.