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The sun., 1908-10-04
SHORTAGE IN COAL SUPPLY.
Up 70 oct. u Amounted 20 5000 900
Tons Retail Prices May Soar.

I'D 10 OCt. y ~ AfuOtuteu 70 S,0OU ,OOV
Tens Retail Prices May Soar.
ALBANY, Oct. s.-second Woe President
and General Manager c. 8. Sims OF the
Delaware and Hudson Company to-day
notified the coal sales agents Of that COM
pany that they should inform the trade
that every indication favors shortage
in the supply OF domestic sizes OF an
thracite coal this winter. Mr.. Sims
wrote the agents that the output Of
anthracite up to September showed
a shortage Of 1000 900 tons compared with
the output last year, and the figures for
September production Just at hand
showed 1000, 900 less tons produced in
that month. This means q shortage In
production to the present time Of 8 600. .0oO
tons.
Mr.. Sims argues that the amount OF
coal for domestic sizes to be used this
season will be fully as great as last year.
which shows that though there will be
hustling from this time forward there is
bound to be considerable shortage dur
ing the coming winter '
When questioned. as to the probable
trend OF prices In view Of this condition
OF affairs Mr.. Sims said that he did not
anticipate any advance In the wholesale
price Of coal. but that no thought the con-
sumers might be affected through the
shortage, which was bound to be felt In
certain sections Of the country.
The sun., 1908-10-04
AFLOAT ON WRECKA6E 10 DAYS.
one Porpoise and o Shark Sailors Only
Food and Drink.

PoRr ARTHUR. Tex, Oct. S.-The Bel
eian steamer Tifiis. which came In this
morning, has aboard Alexander Johoim.
a young Russian sailor who for ten days
f,oated about the ocean on wreckage.
drinking the blood of q porpoise and q
shark and eating their flesh For two
days he had the dead body OF companion
dashed to the wreckage with him.
He was picked up exhausted by the
Tifis still clinging to q part OF the body
Of the shark. his last food supply.
Joholm says he was one OF the crew OF
the three masted schooner Maggie Bay.
which he Joined In Mobile. She sailed
from there on August is and on September
10 went to pieces off the Bermuda Islands.
He and q companion chung to the wreck
are. but all the others OF the crew were
lost. For seven days they both lived on
the body Of porpoise Finally .Joholm's
companion died The survivor lashed
the body to the wreckase and for two days
drifted with II until the sharks became %
thick that he was compelled to cut the
corpse adrift and see Il devoured. He
suooeeded in capturing one OF the sharks
and was living on its flesh when rescued
The sun., 1908-10-04
MEN 100000 YEARS AGO.
Exchange Professor Peuck Deduces Thil
Prem COnditiO0s ID Alpine Cave.

Special cdHs DespdteS 10 TAH SUN.
LONDON. Oct. S.-Prof Peuck. director
OF The Berlin Deep Sea Institute and
American Exchange professor. sailed for
New York on Thursday The professor
may lecture in New York on the interest
ing anthropological discovery made In
a wonderful cave named the Weldkerchli-
hohle. at SAINTS. Switzer' and.
DR.. Eckohardt discovered this cave
and later on DR. Bachler unearthed In
IL numerous remains Of colony Of bears
with q quantity Of human bones Of the
prepnleolithic period. The discovery
showed that, mankind dwelt In the cave
and lived on the bears which they killed
In hunting. -...
Prof. Peuck In the course Of visit
10 the cave ascertained that this state
Of things could only have occurred during
the last interglacial era, He thereby
proved that human beings must have
lived IN the mountains before the last
glacial modification Of the Alps. which
according to Prof. Peuck's calculation,
was about 100000 years ago
The sun., 1908-10-04
AUsrRsAN M0Vs wAV MEAN WAR


NilllUFfa " .tIllIN NtIteUF W NltNNtt t0bNNAtS
aeat ~ pSaWee u tIOsaiW Aaasssas
Sssasi csbs B,sSsksss y Tss asa
PAAts. Oct "a aFSat ss0astloa was
caaasd here to-day ever q visit II ths
Austrian Ambaaaadog ~ NJ Plchoa.
the Minister u Foreign Affairs
After ihls visit the Ambassador tv-
qusstei an interview win President
rsIilsrea. stating that he hal aa auto.
graph etter from The EfnpefUf Francis
Joesph h deliver io the French Prssl-
dent
The President received the Ambassador
and later cu Premier tiemenceRr co6-
ferret with NJ. RaIllAres.
The Mofia says the letter which the
Austrian Ambassador submitted 20 Presi-
dent FallIeres and which will be sub
mitted 10 the other Governments on Tucs-
day not only exposes the Austrian En-
peror's views on the Eastern question
but puts Europe In the presence Of an &C.
oompished fact. which fact concerns
both Bosnia and Herzegovina.
LONDON. Oct. 3,--The day TO day his
tory Of tho Balkan crisis. which started
with the small beginnings described q
week ago, has been somewhat dramatic
and threatening. but the Indications are
that 1t will result In little or nothing.
The new Turkish Government is strongly
opposed 20 war. and as all tho Powers
condemn the Bulgarian attitude il is not
likely that hostilities will develop.
II was at first feared that Austria would
seize the opportunity to annex Bosnia, a
proceeding which would seriously aggra-
vate the situation, but she now seems dis
posed to hold her hand for the time being.
Once Bulgnrias claims are referred 10
the Powers or any other tribunal the
danger win be over.
The sun., 1908-10-04
Liner Brazos out for n Record.

The new Mallory liner Brazos, which
called yesterday on her maiden trip to
Galveston. had q little brush with the
Ward liner Saratoga going down the
lower bay and showed that she could do
a bit more than eighteen knots when she
was pushed. She made the Saratoga
hustle to keep up. General Passen Rer
AFont Pye said that the BraEos was out
for a record. even II abe had to burn a
record enSnls, ela q d,.sSh,,s Soa nsr ira ,raox e
expected by the line that she will reach
galveston In lena than ave days Her
cabins are full and she bas lot of freight.
The sun., 1908-10-04
L1V ONsCIoUs . HOVRA
Pssss~ss " Shs asaasw nsssa tssuHas
Aeesasueaay DlsssVeppa ~ Fafmeg.

SHtSF#HN ~ wv #EHA44IH uuIW8A HHgMINtNA
Aeetslsutegly DissssePpd ~ Fafmeg.
Joha Dyhmaa, soa N william N.
DyhHan n HsUutlyn, va thrown
ysateFdiy willis feilawlRa The Meadow
BfOOh hounds and feuelVsi Injuries that
may prove fatal The young man waa
thrown against = rail- fenos. lie vas
Hads unconscious ABa iay foF three hours
befots he wa accidentally found by The
farmer On whose land the acvldsat ~
CURED
The hunt party had startpd from
Meadow BFooh aad Dyhman had ridden
an unr'ily huuteF against the advice of
several frisuhs as we'll A. the groom of
hls stable. Near BuI!'a Heai II was seen
that Dykman had fallen. A. this often
happens no one noticed him any further.
but oil passed on and 10 thu finish. which
was near the horse show at Piping Rock
Field
The young man waa thrown about q
half mile from the homo Of William
Powell. BY the merest chance Powell
dFoye a farm wagon near the field later
In the day. He saw a man Iyiag 81 the
ground near the fence. and thinkinT he
was q tramp Powell went over TO warn
him away II was Dykman with hiA
head badly cut and unconscious
Powell placed the young man In his
wagon and hurried to the house. where
Mrs. Powell bathed his face with cold
water After some time Dykman
opened his eyes and managed to speak
his name and say that he was stopping
at the Garden City Hotel. The farmer
at once telephoned to the hotel Dyk-
mans father called DR.. Laneheart Of
Hampstead up and asked him to meet
him at Powell's farm
DR.. Laneheart drove to the farm In
his auto Finding it necessary to remove
the injured man he put him In the ton
ueau OF the car and rushed the youngman
to the hospital. There II was said at a
late hour last night that he was badly
injured, but his condition had not he
come worse.
Frank Gray Griswold also came n nasty
oropper just after MIR, Dykman fell.
but was uninjured and managed to catch
his mount and finish. Others to finish
were Mrs. Frederick Swift. II. V; Bell,
James Parks and Louis Nelson.
Grooms hunted vaiuly In the woods
for Mr.. Dykman's horse until a late
hour last night
The sun., 1908-10-04
SINGER IN SMOKE LAST NIGHT
Was the singer Tower, and Thousands
Woutiered-But IL wasn't Afife.

WS4A11NA No. -
Heavy clouds Of smoke pouring out
OF the top story Of the Singer Building
tower shortly before o'clock last night
attracted q crowd to the base OF the big
skyscratcher. The searchlights that
nightly play upon the top Of the tower
lighted these clouds. 80 that the huge
shaft seemed to be enshrouded in h-
rninous mist. The strange effect was
noticeable for miles and every Manhattan
bound ferryboat landed q crowd eager
to know II the building were on fire.
Investigation showed that the smoke
was due to experiments that are being
made by the Singer people with oolored
lights. These experiments have been
carried on secretly. and It is supposed
that IL IL intended to astonish the public
with some startling effects from the top
of the tower. Night attendants at the
building refused to give any inforna-
ton about the matter except to explain
that such experiments were responsible
for the smoke and that they were not
vet completed
The sun., 1908-10-04
MAKES SUCCESSFUL FLIGHT.
New Aviator Does Some Fancy Sailing
at Toledo.

TOLEDO, Ohio. Oct Stony Nassau,
who has been experimenting with new
airship. made great flight over the city
this afternoon. In the face OF fifteen
mile breeze Nassau assembled at 2 O'Clock.
The aviator made q complete circle OF
the downtown section. rnaneuvred back
and forth at many angles and grace
fully alighted In the court house park.
Nassar again assembled and oiroled q
number OF buildings and then scared
10 q high altitude. After two hours
flight, during which time he had perfect
control. something went wrong with the
engine and the ship gradually settled to
the earth.
The sun., 1908-10-04
FELL INTO NIAGARA RAPIDS.
Texan Has FaintIaE FIt. Falls Into the
River and ms Body Goes Over Preeipice.

hNNeAA Hhee EeAhNtAb HsNf Sesso A"No ss-Ni
River and ms Body Goes Over Preeipiee.
NIAoARA FALLS. N. Y. Oct. S.-This
evening at O'Clock Brdwster Cameron
Of El Paso. Tex, fell into the rapids about
1900 feet above the American falls. and
was carried on down stream under Goat
Island Bridge and over tho brink.
In company with Frank H. Fulford Of
Belair. Md, and b. L. Tidbalt Of Buffalo,
Cameron had spent the afternoon on the
s.-e: hssk discussing buslbess atfairA
He appearS to have bsconno chiliei. for
when he attempted TO rise he was selzsl
With fainting spell and before his frieads
could catch him he fell into the rapids
Fuiford dashe1 after him ana others
ruahe1 to the river bank. At several
points they tried to get hold Of him, but
without success and within few minutes
his body plunged over the precipice into
the gorge. The prospects, are that IL win
be recovered within 4 few days on the
Canadian SIDE
The sun., 1908-10-04
SUBMARINE RACE BEGINS.
Four Under water Fighters Start on 500
Mile Dash to Delaware Breakwater.

NEwPoRT. Oct s-The race OF the
four submarines Cuttlehsh. Octopus
Tarantula and Viper from Newport "a
Philadelphia. which had been delayed on
account Of the recent storm. was begun
this afternoon
The boats, under command OF Lieut..
Charles e. Courtney and conveyed by
the naval tender Hat left Newport
harbor at o clock this afternoon, and the
official start was made about an hour
later OF Point Judith
TIE boats have q run OF about three
hundred miles TO the Delaware Break
water, and as they had been delayed In
Newport on account Of heavy weather
they will be hurried 10 Philadelphia 10
get there In time for the exercises on
Monday
The sun., 1908-10-04
II. a. O. 70 Restore Salaries.

BALTIMORE. Oct s.-The Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad may be the first In tho
country to restore salaries to the basis
that prevailed prey ous TO the slump In
business. When the depression began
all sAlaries In excess Of 5000 year were
the restoration shall 60 into effect on
November I. ~. ,.
The sun., 1908-10-04
Giant Tusk Unearthed.

0LKAN. NJ T., Oct. s,-Excavating ., with
steam shovel on railroad construction
work at Killbuck. near this city. work.
men at tho depth Of forty feet unearthed
giant tusk. evidently Of n prehistoric
animal. Il is feet 2 inches long. Q inches
in diameter at one end. tapering TO q
point Search failed 10 reveal other por-
fions Of the aLeleton
The sun., 1908-10-04
G. p. r. STRIKERS BEATEN.
Tickets Withdrawn and Men Returning to
Work-strik ebreakers' Jobs Secure.

Tickets Withdrawn and Men Returning to
work-strikebreak Jobs Secure.
wRNIPEo. Dot. s.-Despite all rumors
the week has passed without settlement
OF the Canadian Pacific strike. There
Is no settlement In sight 40 far as the COM
pany Ia concerned. 1t Ia determined 10
protect the men engaged to break the
strike, q large percentage OF whom have
been brought over from England.
The men withdrew all pickets- on the
eastern lines OF the company to-day
and union officers here state that after
to-day there will be no piokets on the
western lincs a.
Several days ago statement was made
that the engineers would so out In SYM
pathy with the mechanics, but this was
a mere bluff In short, the men are beaten
and many Of them have already returned
to the company's employ
The sun., 1908-10-04
NO WAY 10 BEAT ROULETTE.
French Mathematician Defines the Alter
natives q Player Can Choose ProHi.

Special Gable Despatch 70 THH SUN.
PARfs, Oct. 3.-France's leading maths
matician, Henri Poincare. has consented
70 deliver an opinion on the question
arising out OF the contest hetween Lord
RossIyn and Mr.. Maxim over their recent
roulette duel as to whether q calculation
can defeat OF at least correct chance.
N. poincare declares that there Ia no
infallible martmeale or method OF doub-
ling ones stakes after every loss.
IAN one can do" says M. Poincarf. Id
to combine ones play 30 as to have great
chance Of winning little and little
chance Of losing much, or few chances
of gaining much and many chances OF
losing little. One can arrange his play
90 as to have one chance Of winning Q
million francs and million chances OF
losing one franc. or million chances
Of winning franc and one chance OF los
ing n million francs and that's all
The sun., 1908-10-04
CARPENTER SUSPENDED.
English A. A. A. Puts American Under
Han Permanently.


Han Permanently.
BrRMINoHAM. Oct. s.-The general CON-
mittee of the English Amateur Athleti c
Association held a prolonged meeting
tonight 70 consider the reports Of the
judges OF the 400 meters run In the .olym-
pio games last July.
Theee eports concerned foul alleged
to have been committed BY j. @. Carpen-
ter. Jr., an American competitor In the
race, At that time II was alleged that
he bore out on Lieut.. Halswelle the only
British competitor Of the four hnalists IN
the rage .....
The A. A. \. decided after hearing all
the evidence to suspend Carpenter per-
nanently
This decision probably means that
Carpenter may never In case he gces to
England, compete In any race under the
jurisdiction Of the English A. A. A II ID
10 effect as II be were declared q pro-
feAsionai n there were compelling ar
ticIes OF alliance between the American
A. A. U. and the English body, the Amer
icans would be bound In their turn to Gus
pend Carpenter. II the A. A. u. desires
il may recognize this decision and take
like action. but that iB q very remote
possibility.
The sun., 1908-10-04
STANDARD OIL SHIP lost.
the vs,divia With $3.50. 600 Cargo Sinks
IN South African Port.
special caoi, Despaies 10 THE sun.

Special Cabi, Dtspdfeb 10 TIE sun.
LONDON, Oct. 8.-News has reached
London that the steamship valdivia,
Capt. Reid. which sailed from New York
Adjust % for Durham and Chefoo with
a cargo OF oil valued at $3.50, 900, arrived
at East London, South Africa, leaking
and finally sank She Ia o total loss.
The valdivia was vessel OF s.ise tons
and had cargo Of case oil from the
Standard Oil Company.
The sun., 1908-10-04
EATHERHALTsGOLD HUNTERS
Britishers. seeking sunken Gaileo1 On
Cuba, Put In nc Kingston.
Special Cable DespafeA 10 THn Sun.

.spsetar Cable Despatch 10 TIE sun.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, Oct. 2.-The Ger
man cruiser Freya arrived this morning..
Maurice Blake. the English barrister
who organized an expedition to search
for q sunken Spanish treasure galleon
on the Cuban coast. returned last night.
He was forced to abandon operations tenn
porarily by stress OF weather.
He win refit his schooner here In all
haste In order to return and Get ahead Of
the American schooner Mayfiower. which
II on its way TO find the treasure and 4
expected to call here to pick up . local
diver W no is supposed to know just where
the aallsoa lies.
The sun., 1908-10-04
vAyDERsILr ON HOEs W, ~.

Capt. COFneIlus % tse TWelItb WeBIHe"t
AppoiRiea aa Asse.
Capt. Cornelius Vanderbilt, who hiss heen
a member Of the Twelfth Regiment OF the
National Guard since September -. ipOi.
has been detailed a. an aide 10 MayoT-0en.
Charles y. Roe. commanding the National
Guard Of New Yori.
Capt. Vanderbilt gets no increase In
rank. as the State military law now per-
miis no higher rank than that OF Captain
for an aide on tiTo stan % tssS7 Major -Gsii-
eral
The sun., 1908-10-04
AUro RAcE VleyIH DGE&
Rssestssa, WNoss eas Wus tns STFss d
IHt pus,esmaa, WsIs ~ ASEsstes,

Thomas D FIekstt, ihe spsglal po-
llcpmaa Who Wa No ~ thsrs aitomohslss
o, ,hs facs st Brighton isaoh late Friday
night, died Iass evening of Ma Injuries
Al Ire Reception Hospital, coasy Island.
FIekess Sas M hess - . slHfpisz ear
dfivsa BY CleoFss Robertson, Who viii l's
arrested to-day on . technical olarss u
homicide
The sun., 1908-10-04

DEWEy's CLARET OR SAUIERNE PUNCH,
Ready 10 serve. Tor oil social events.
X T. Dewey q Sons Co., iss FULTON st.. New York.
: Ada
The sun., 1908-10-04

FOUNDERS WEEK AT PHILADELPHIA.
Fal H-en-Adn
The sun., 1908-10-04

Reginald Vanderbilt Fined for Speeding.
FAIL RIvER. Mass. Oct. s.-Reginald G.
Vanderbilt was fined SIS to-day in the
Second District Court for violating the
automobile speed law He pleaded guilty
and paid the fine.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-01
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

PROPOSALS FOR QUARTERMASTER's
supplics-DepOt Quartermaster's office,
Third and Olive streets, st. Louis, Mo-,
November 20. 1905, Sealed proposals, Ia trip
licate. indorsed ON cover Proposals for
Quartermastcr's Supplies, and addressed
until II o'clock a.. u.. December II. 1905,
ana then opened. for furnishing stationery,
hardware, hose, paints, oils, veterinary sup
plies. etc. for delivery at quaTtermasteTS
depot. ST. Louis. Mo. The right Is reserved
to reject or accept any or all proposals
or any part thereof. Blank forms and full
information furnished upon application.
Lieutenant Colonel +. Won Schrader, United
States Army Depot Quartsrmaster.
N3O OLLIE
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-01

~Births-Joseph Miller, 2212 North Twenty
first street, girl; Edward Meisner; 3S26 lar,
hosnitaI. how: p. Hansen, 1928 Lake street,
girii: John Hartweli, 1857 South Nineteenth
street, girl; c. c. Cochran, 24S Emmet
street, girl; Frank p. Cowdery, 1925 South
Thirty-sixth street, boy; Vaclay Bontln'
1920 South Twelfth street. boy; o: M. An
derson, 1917 Caldwell street. boy; James L.
Parton. 2lQ9 California street, boy; Law
renee Reinhold. 32OS Sherman avenue, girl
James NJ. sturdevant, 1876 South Thirty
second street, girl; Gustav RomSteS1 %
south Twenty-seventh street, girl; Frank
Dyer. 52lS North Thirtieth street, girl.
Deaths Baby Zechmeister, 9B Nortn
Twenty-fifth street, l month; George ii;
Bicknell, s401 Hawthorne avenue, a.; Carl
Meizner, S4e5 Parker street. / day: Mrs,
Ella Evans, 2561 Jones street, Y; Nalborg
Iyngby, Thirty-fourth street and Mere
dith avenue. 81; Willis II. Felgan, Presby-
terrain hospital, 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-01

NINE RambIers. secondhand, at your own
prices. Ramble Auto Co. 20A Farnam.
Ca)-M27O Dec. 81
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-01
WANTED-T0 RENT
100 Rooms Wanted

All parties desiring to rent
rooms to visitors of the Corn
Show send in a list of the
rooms they will have, their
prices by the day and week,
their names, addresses and
telephone numbers, to In
formation Bureau of Corn
Show, 606 Bee Building.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-01

Advertisements for the want I'D
columns will be taken untu N N. for
The eveBinE edition aNd untu Q =. M
FOE the morning and SUNDAY editions
Onsh HUpt accompany all orders foS
v~s1t 4 and NO advertisement VIII
he for less than 10 cen e. for
first insertion.
Rates sVply 20 either The Daily or
Sunday bee.
Away count six words 60 a ilne'
Combinations Of initials or numbers
count ~ one word.
CASH RATES FOR WANT D
REGULAR CLASSIFICATION - one
Insertion, per line, 10 cents. Two OF
more consecutive insertions, per hne,
q cents. Each Insertion made on odd
days, 10 cents per line. $50 per
line per month excepting that
FURNISHED ROOM ADS,
when accompanied by cash, the rate
will bet One insertion, 4 cents per
Iinet three or six consecutive inSer-
tiOns, q cents per line each Insertion
seven or more consecutive Insertions
2 cents per line each inseEtiOnI %
cents per linz per month.
want aAs for The Gee may be left
at any 81 the drug stores
one n your "cOrner druggist"-theV
are all branch offices for Ths nee
and yOur ad will be inserted just AZ
ptIy and on the same rates IS st
the main office in h Bee building
Seventeenth and FGSnRm streets
Albach, W. C., 10th and Farnam.
Beranek. s. A., 14OS 8. 18th 81.
Becht Pharmacy. TO s. 18th 81,
Benson Pharmacy, Benson Ne9' Cunning
Bemis Park Pharmacy, SD and Xvsl
Coughlin, G.. r., 9Th and Pierce SIS.
clifton I'm Pharmacy, 213 Military aye
Ccnte, ]. b., 31st Ave. and Farnem 81
CTisesv Pharmacy. Ath and Lake SIS
Cermak. Emil. 1a+s 8. 18th 81 q,
Ehlers, b. H, 2sc2 L~eayenworth 81
Foster & Arnold. 2S y. 18th Ct.
Freytag, John j., 1914 n. Gath 81
Florence Drug Co. Florence, Rec
Goldman Pharmacy, 10Th and Lake DIS
Greenoush, 6, A., 1925 S. 10th 81
GreenoughI g: A, 1874 =; lyth ~ a..
Hanscom PARK Pharmacy lt0l s. Sth Ct
Hoist, John, "a N. 18th st.
Huff. A. L., 1924 DeHvehworth 81
King, r. g., 1855 FarEnm st .n q,
Kountz Place Pharmacy 26Ol n 14h 81
Patrick Drug Co, 1907 ,c ~ Nt 1a,b 81.
Peyton' L e., Nth and Leavenworth Sts.
Saratoga Drug Co, gath 81. and Anne"
Ave. ,e.A aod
sCbesfer. August, 2os1 N. 18th st.
Schmidt. j. H., 2ith and Cunning stsa
storm Pharmacy. 18th and Marina sts.
Walnut Hill Pharmacy. 10th and CuHn"s
Walton Pharmacy. soth and Grace sts'
Worth. o. H., 10Th and Hamilton SIS
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-01
cAsH RATEs FoR wANT ADs.

CASH RATES FOR WANT ADS.
REGULAR CLASSIFICATION One
insertion, per line, 10 cents. Two OF
more consecutive insertions, per hne,
q cents. Each insertion made on odd
days, 10 cents per line. 10 per
line per month excepting that
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-01
BARTER AND EXCHANGE
BUSINESS CHANCES

STEAM LAUNDRY for rent. full
equipped. James HARE. Albion, Neb
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-01

The following marriage licenses have been
Name and Residence. Age.
Ben +. Trumbleson Ulysses, Neb.......,. 90
Mrs. Marilla Cheney, Ulysses, Neb....... %
Willard C. Bayne, Omah q
Marie Hofner, Morrilton, Ark............. IL
George w. Hardisty, Brooks, Ia............ 5S
Rosa NJ. Cites, Iowa City, la.."....,... ~
Joseph Vondracek. South Omaha. ......... 70
Antonio Bilek. South Omaha "a
John G. Neihardt. Bancroft, Neb........ z
Mona Martinson, New York ....,..""'''' ~
George A.. Zenor, Sioux City, Ia........... 81
Addie L. Thorp, Sioux City, Ia.."""... "a
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-01

TO GET IN or out OF business call or
GANGBsTAD. Room eos, Bee Bids.
H-Il2
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-01
HELP W%ANTED-MALE

WANTED-Salesmen for speciality; sells to
all dealers in cigars. big profits, quick
ssusg w. T. Bowers & Co. Chicago, III.
Q)-M15s "a
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-01
Furnished Rooms.

DESIRABLE front room, in new modern
flat. hot water heat, electric lights, tela-
rhone. etc. easy walking distance. -45
Harvey Q5)-M232 TX
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-01
Halls.
Omces.
stores.

SCARCE BLOCK, South Omaha, new, $50
n. gath. Hall, 4S3 Range Bldg. Red 74O6.
1878
140S Howard St, large storeroom and base
ment, 32X132, wholesale and retail. N. L.
Dodge G Co, INA Farnam st. Q5l-S09
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-01
BEE want-ads sell more real
estate than any medium in Nebraska
OFFERED FOR RENT

Houses and CottnEes--COntinued.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-01

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Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-01

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