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Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
Caruso Sings with
Voice Unimpaired

NEW YORK, Nov. 1A-Musc and So
ciety, which usher in New York's winter
season, came into their own tonight when
a large audience filled the Metropolitan
opera house to hear Verdrs four act
opera Aida with Enrico caruso and
Emmy Destinn in the leading roles.
New York has rarely looked upon a
more brilliant gathering and the famous
Ydiamond horseshoe" sparkled in social
splendor. Though prices of seats were
Increased for the season. there were
ready purchasers and spectators reaped
snug sums.
1t was Carusos first appearance here
since vocal affection suddenly ter
minated his engagement last winter and
sent him back to Italy apprehenslve lest
his voice might be permanently affected.
That his voice still possessed the same
limpid. golden tone was recognized in
the first few bars of his Celeste Aida"
and the tenor bowed repeatedly to the
applause OF the boxes and galleries.
The musical critics agreed that the
vibrant timbre of Caruso's voice evil
depced no sign OF strain.
Emmy Destlnn repeated her success Of
other seasons IN the role Of Aida and
the, Bohemian soprano shared with
Caruso in the curtain calls. The new
conner OF the evening was Margaret Mat
zenhauer whose premiere was made in
the mezzo-soprano part of Amneris. A
capahle rendition of the Egyptian prin-
cess, musioally and histrionically, re-
ceived much appreciation, The baritone.
Pasquale Amate was vigorous Amonsro
and Adamoy Didur was the high priest.
Arthur Toscaninl at the desk again
scores in his Interpretation OF the opera.
which Verdi wrote for Ismael Pacha.
khedive OF Egypt
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
Witnesses Say Man
is the Real Kimmel

NILES. Mich. Nov. iA--At the Off
cial inquiry today conducted by a life
insurance company which refused 10 pay
5000 policy on the life OF George A.
lSimme, claiming Kimmel Is the much
discussed man OF mystery number
OF witnesses, Including a former mayor
OF Niles, declared under oath they be-
lieve that the man recently released from
Auburn prison and who claims to be
George A, Kimmel Is really the long
missing person.
The several witnesses included ex-Mayor
l. II. Bosom. Mrs. l.. II. Bosom, A. f.
Bither business man; Mrs Clark A.
Rowly, who Is Fimmers cousin; Henry
Kepart. an uncle. Mrs c. c. Waltz
Charles s. Quimby and Mrs Lena Larder.
Mrs. Klmmei's former Sunday school
teacher. They all related incidents which
the man OF mystets" brought 20 their
mind that confirmed their belief they
said, that he IL the real IIimmel they
knew fourteen years ago.
a. r. Bither testified he saw KimmeI
IN Niles twice since his disappearance
lie fixed the year as 1906 and claimed
that one night he saw the man believed
w w hlHlHA'f bfNiANh INTO WINDOW IN
the homo of Kimmel's grandmother A
few nights later Blther claims he saw
the same man sitting IN his grandmoth-
er's home Since his arrival in Niles,
"the man OF mystery has never mem
TONED such an incident. so far as is
known NJ evidence was introduced 20
show that the grandmother ever told OF
the alleged visit.
The Insurance company called one wit.
ness by mistake. Albert Smith, who, like
Bither, lived near Kimmels grandmother,
was expected TO testify that he saw the
man Bither described and thought II to
be .Ktmmsl but instead he testified that
he thought II was not.
1t Is expected that more than sixty de-
positions viii be taken before the trial
OF the case 20 collect $500 insurance ON
Kimmers life, which the company re
fuses 10 pay, Is called on December II I'm
United States court at 81, Louis.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
Comparisons Not Always OdiOus

The moment man makes his he
MS lie he begins an Inquiry the relative
OF insurance companies All he
companies of the by their REPRESENTATIVES
and he at liberty those OF
western company
What does he to know? be convinced that
the company financially able keep promise
to policy holders that policy offered TO
MIN are liberal to degree He be
western company ready and able protection
at moderate cost and better companies
offer him
Happily means is afforded every get specific
information concerning the every
company In the country II is the Spectator
book, publication generally
thorry upon HE nsua to
any man in quest Of reliable information
1ect' From its pages the following CLEANED:
Take the matter of comparative security vital one to
every policy holder These figures
haotes OF number of the leading life
OF the United States For each 500
pahles hold assets in eAcess OF that sum follows
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
Foss Reelection il
Costs Him Sl6,628

BOSTON Nov. h-Governor Foss ex-
pended nee2S in his campaign for re-
election, according to a return filed today
with Secretary of State Langtry. The re.
turn. however. was sent back TO the gov.
ernor for correction, because he failed 10
itemize all expenses, as the law required
The governor reported t22i for "trayelinv
expenses, railroad fares automobiles
hotel" Under the law he must state 10
whom every cent was paid. as wen as the
date on which IL was paid.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15

statement today by Jaiier James Cal
agher. The jsiler IS searching the cells
.Jr evidence OF the plot
Since Persons return from Chicago
where no was caught he has received
frequent visitors and partly burned can
dies were found IN his cell. The alleged
jail break was brought TO light when
assistant jailors smelled sulphuric acid
ane found that the bars OF Persons
cell had been nearly severed.
Pierson was transferred to another
cell ia the basement Of the jail.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
TRIAL OE PACKERS TO
BEGIN NOVEMBER 20

CHICAGO. Nov Haunted States Dis
trict Attorney James II. Wilkerson and
his assistants today practically COM
pleted plans for prosecution Of individual
meat packers under the Sherman anti
trust act at the session OF the federal
court which will open here on Monday
November 20 A special panel of $50 men
from which to select a jury has been
summoned and subpoenas have been
served on several hundred witnesses. Mr.
Wilkerson said he expected that the trial
would continue at least three months
Ferdinand sultzburger, founder and pres
ident of the Sultzburger and Sons com
pany, and his son, Max Sultzburger, were
today served with subpoenas in New
York as witnesses in the governments
case against the packers, according 10
information received here.
Ia H.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
Mcmahon Found Frozen.

FORT DODGE. Ia. Nov. 1L-(Special
Telegram. )--Peter McMahon OF Glare, aged
S. was found dead thus mGInlng with his
face downward On the ice in stream
here. His breath had melted the ice and
his face was submcrsed. The verdict
was death from exposure and drowning.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
SIXTH VENIRE IS SUMMONED
Six Talesmen Accepted for Cause
Mcnamara Trial.
CHALLENGE OF STATE DENIED
VeniremaR GrIblIpR Given seat by
Judge Despite Objections of
District Attorncy-Jurors
Hear Proceedings.


Los ANGELES, Nov. H-six talesmen
accepted as 10 cause and three sworn
Jurors were in the box at the close OF to-
days session Of tie James y. Mcnamara
trial Five verires have been exhausted
and another Of forty men was drawn to-
day and instructed to report tomorrow.
The list contains the name II Milo
Baker. vice president and superintendent
OF the Baker Iron works, which IL doing
the structural steel work OF the new Los
Angeles Times building and against which
q strike called by the International AFso-
citation OF Bridge and Structural Iron
Workers Is officially IN progress This
S. the organization Of which John ], Nc
Namara, Jointly indicted with hls brother
James b., Is the secretary.
Milo Baker a. a brother Of the president
OF the company, whose big house IN the
northern part 81 town has been protected
by special system OF outside lighting
and guarding since a dynamite exp, sion
occurred last December at another iron
works against which a strike had been
declared
The talesmen passed today were;
Willett Drummer railroad engineer.
i. Il. Green. stock raiser.
A. Gribling, retired harnessmaker.
z. NJ. Atkinson. president Of a casket
making company was excused late today
after declaring that he believed the de-
PENDANTS were trying 20 prevent the state
bringing from Indianapolis 70 Los An
geles evidence which he understood 70 be
desired in the eaAe and were trying TO
keep Mrs. ortie r. McManigal from tssu-
Tying
DO you know that the indianapolis
contest 10 being waged by the bridge and
structural iron workers. and not by these
osfendants7" Attorney Lecompte Davis
asked Atkinson.
Il believe they are the same. TO all in
tents," replied Atkinson.
Talesmen Green and Drummer we're &C
eepted after brief examination.
Challenge Denied.
Grlbllng was qualified over a challenge
preferred by the state on the ground that
ne had said he would not convict in capt
tai cases on circumstantial evidence TO
Judge Bordwell. Gribling said he would
convict u the evidence were sufficiently
strong. and tho court denied the chal-
Amge
,all blonde man with an English
hat and accent came to court today
with Malcolm Mclean. operative OF the
e@tectve agency which brought about
the arrest OF the McNamatas and Nc
Manigal Report had 1t that he was a
Scotland Yard detective. Mclean said
he was barrister.
rs he the man who worked up the
London end Of your case7" Mclean was
asked. 'F' sG
Mclean only laughed.
Robert Balm r. Green and Byron +.
IAsk, the three sworn jurors. remained
In the jury room today under permission
OF Judge Bordweli Clark Mclean
Brewster c, Kenyon aud ]. b. sexton,
the talesmen accepted az to cause, were
not allowed this privilege.
Attempt 60 Dreak Jail.
LOS ANGELES, Cal, Nov. la-severai
prisoners, one OF whom was L. Piorson,
accused Of having taken part IN rob-
bling a Los Angeles jeweler. were impm-
Gated in a plot Ter a wholesale Jail de-
livery at the county jail where the ~
Ennaagnu
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
REDUCED THIRTY POUNDS
IN lHIKIE DAYS
NEW DEUQLEHa TkRArMuNr ron
FAT xoGxs FHoVRs suvOaSsPu1.


The truth Of the clam made by w. l.
Schinitz, OF tMonteviaeo, Aim, and Or.
J. 4. bukht. OF Covangtoa fNsiitueAy, thai
they rcoueed their Wulgnt tulrIy pounus
IA rnirty Gays has been fully estabnsned.
Inc Facts are proven BY careful invests
IL mas been shown that Dr. Bright. OF
CoNlnglon, NY, ~ an eminent pnyslcian
win forty years practice TO has credit,
yet ne was powerless, wttn all his aruKs
and medicinss. TO reduce has enormoaS
weisht ana ne was obl,ged 10 purcnase
the. MaI1orie Hamilton drusiess lat Teuuc-
lnS treatment IA oredr TO pull down nus
enormous rolls OF fat.
W. l. senmitE, OF MonteHdeo. Minne-
sofa, was unotner astonishing Gaze.
where the enormous amount OF fat re-
oaceu oy MIN WAS disputed by some
m RsSElH aN 'Ap actual proofs were
Marjorie Hamilton. the famous Calendar
Atrl or Denver, now stands an lone aist,n-
euisnnieht as the fOunaer OF her great
neeh reducing treatment without oruss,
without G4etlnE ana with no medlclns
apparatuAes OF harmful exercises. Her
treatment - Goo-send 20 Iat humAnlty,
ana ~ ~ SAID that nearly two hundred
women Ass.stants are Necessary TO enau le
net 70 carry GA ner enormous BUSINESS an
Denver, which OccuQles lnmsnse floor
that city. a.
L Is said that French actresses and
over tne marvellous results .oI this new,
drugless ueatment wnlch enables The 50.
cial set % Keep down ther ponuerous
weight ana reanee their forms 10 beautl-
Inl proportions.
The new druEless treatment OF this IA.
nous Calendar Carl. 10 enabling Woman
KIND 70 20 beautify their Its ures as 90
bring TO their feet the whole kingdonl Of
man and every worldly Joy. II
- eFidtnt that the MaIlorie Hamilton
Iueiess treatment - detained To over.
SHADOW All others, ana competitors are
Low Appsiisa vita her stupenuous sue
cess ans stand agnast an aindzeme nj
mArvelng AZ ner wopdrohs sAill
Marjorie Hamilton absolutely controls
lhe TAT market OF ehe World with he's
crugless fat reducing treatment whlcn
reduced her own weight tnlrty-seveu
pounds "a five weeks. and which has
given her in six months tame the largesi
business OF is kind Ia the world.
Miss Hamilton beneyea that honesty
does live ana that progress is real ano
she ~ the FIRST On earth 10 prove absl.
iutely ihat there 10 positive, simple drug,
less treatment o. pes nlaAent fal reduction
IL ~ said that 2Ou,V0O lat men and women
IA all parts OF the world have Written M
Marjorie Hamilton Tor her valuable book
enutled w eight Reduction Without
Drugs which she sends free in heI
eegerness 10 benefit Tat folks and 70 Ell,
able them 10 learn Of her remarkable
ueatmenJ 90 tnat tney may remove
sneir fst sna know the SOY OF form Of
Any readers who desire 20 remove ex.
cess weight. should write for a copy ol
the book al once, before the last editor
4 exhausted. Address Marjorie Hamilton
suite 100 Central Bank Bldg. Denver
Droq aan s,ra,x,, ~. ...s,,.. -. - .
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15

AS a powerful, invigorating tonic "Fa-
vorte Prescription" imparts strength to
the whole system and to the organs dis
tinctly feminine in particular. For over
worked, "worn-out, rundown, debilitated
teachers, milliners, dressmakers, seam
stresses, "shop-girls," house-keepers, nurs-
ing mothers, and feeble women generally,
DR.. Pierce's FavoTite Prescription is the
greatest earthly boon, being unequaled
as an appetizing cordial and restorative
tonic.
AS a soothing and strengthening nerv-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
George Miller Lodged in Jail.

FORT DODGE, Ia, Nov. 1.--(Special
telegram George Miller. friend who
visited +. II. Lee, the escaped Barnum
robber in jail here was brought to the
city today and lodged in the same jail
for the robbery of the Rowan postofflce
last night.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
BOARD CANVASSES VOTES
Official Announcement Made of Win.
ners in Contest.
ONE PRECINCT MINUS FIGURES
Election hoard in First OF Tenth
Fails 20 Record vote Cast, nut
General Result IL Not
Affected

Election returns for the school board
candidates were canvassed at a meeting
OF the board Of education last night and
President Kennedy declared upon The
announcement Of the official result the
election OF John J. Foster, Edward J.
Streitz and James Richardson, republic
cans and c. r. walker, democrat, for
the three years term. The result OF the
canvass follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15

when you have pad cold YOU want the
best medicine obtalnable so as 20 cure 4,
with as Atus delay as possible. Here n a
druggists op Mon; II have sold cham.
oerlains Cough Remedy for aftssn
years says Enos Lollar Of sarato.,a
lao. 'snd e0nsidsF IL tbs bszt - tbs mar.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
he Bankers Reserve Life Of
ECONOMY OF MANAGEMENT.

There has extravagance of some
OF the big companies OF the paid to
otncers The company which show
management makes strong appeal public
ses give the comparative death losses and
$1,000 of insurance n force to-wt;
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
NINTH WARD.

precinct OF the Tenth ward where the
judges-J. J. Barry. n. Nonoman and
Carr AFFORD, the latter an ex-membor
Of the city counoil-had failed to record
any returns for the candidates in the
Tenth. This, however. did not affect the
general results.
Secretary burgess of the Board Of
Education was pleased with the result
of the canvass. lie said:
I've never seen better returns-eleaner
books and more accurate recording. With
the exception OF the mistake in the Tenth
ward 1t is the best work that has been
done at an election for the last ten
years"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
the senkers Reserve Life, Omaha sl4yoO
VERY LOW MORTALITY COST

me mortality cost death elams another matter which
poHS holoer must consider in making choice These
sueS relate to the leading companies and give the orto
cost per $1,000 Of insurance The low mortality cost
Tue Bankers reserve Life Company to variety
VI important facts, which mentioned the scr
pus cure IN the medical examinations the fact of
Tperang IN states where the comparatively low
THESE figures Illuminating - p'''H iV"'
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15

inc "Favorite Prescription" is unequaled
and is invaluable in allaying and subduing
nervous excitability, irritability, nervous
exhaustion, nervous prostration, neuralgia,
hysteria, spasms, St. Vitus's dance, and
other distressing, nervous symptoms COM
monty attendant upon functional and or
ganic disease of the distinctly feminine
organs. 1t induces refreshing sleep and
relieves mental anxiety and dependency.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets invigorate
the stomach, liver and bowels. One to
three dose. Easy to take as candy.
reat book, the Peoples Common Sense Medcal
'ume. 1t teaches mothers how to care for their
ave In the hnnse In case of cr,crrencu O,..r LIZ
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
lESl AND HEMTH 70 MOTHER ESD CRnn.

NIht- WINsLoV'a oooTIlNo aYRuP has ben
nsso los over SIXTY WARS BY MILLIONS ID
lyluEkb .of thetr CHILDREN WIFI III
aEEIHlNOi with PERFECT sUCCEss M
b0yIHEe The CHILD. bOFTHNS the 4 UNA
ALLAls az PAIN cUkHS WIND collie an
- fee pest remedy for DlARRHOZA. ID Is ab-
eoiulei3 harmlesa BE sure and ask f0f MTG
tsinee1,t ooihins syrup, and take ~ Otheg
eaA4 '4esntys AVS eents boitlal 10y
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15

spectator Life Insurance
Sue as favorable as this big tbe cnm
py palu uVdends amounting to 4.8S
peuoF palu only 29S 20 As dividend Tho BankaTs
OF invested assets than big
Ile challenges comparison. The
nor can any OF thoose companies higher rate of
only those who have looked matter realize tho rr
OF me Bankers Reserve Life Company is in class
ny SeH III Is OF the
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
Attenpt to nreak Jan.

Los ANGELES, Cal. Nov. la-severai
prisoners, one OF whom was L. Plorson
accused OF having taken part IN rob-
bling a Los Angeles jeweler. were impli-
Gated In plot Tor a wholesale Jail de-
livery at the county jail where the NJ
Namaras arc confined, according TO
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15

Chlldren's N.25 union suits, in odd gar.
ments, reduced to IS cents.
BENSON & THORNB co.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15


hteahes erh
in in megen Oyerh
will d
the cost mailing Address
Ohensav Medical Association No. 6S Main Buffalo N Y,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-28
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

Births-Earl and Agnes Mathews s25
South Twenty fourth, girl; Patrick and
Mamie WEIGH, 32l5 Gold. boy; u. and Fran
els Andney, isis Rees, boy; A. F. and II. s.
futile, 2533 North Eighteenth, boy.
Deaths-Baby Howard, i7l5 Dodge; L.
Gaia, - years Methodist hospital; c. o..
Homquist, s. years. Emmanuel hospital;
teenth; Morris A. Clark, 7S years 512 North
Twenty-thlrd; Charles Costanza, "a years,
Omaha General hospitals William Max
John Fiipsic, Il wears, Douglas county, hos,
pital; Charles Jones, 70 years, Douglas
county hospitals; Mrs. Minnie Tinde IS
years, FortIeth street and Poppleton avenue.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-28
CARD OF THANKS.

We most heartily thank the neighbors
Ladies' Aid society, Womens Relief corps
Grand Army OF the Republic and police de
partment for their sympathy and lovely
floral tributes and honor given our noble
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-28
OFFERED FOR SALE


Furniture.
A FEW fluff rugs at making price. DeeG
Rug Factory Red th52.
TOR SALE-A complete furnished six
room flat bath and pantry; modern eX-
cept heat, piano, gas and kitchen ranBes.
heating stoves; rent Of two rooms pays
ttth ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-28
WANT--ADS


want ads received at any tIne, bat
90 insure proper eIasaifieatiOn musa
he presented before ~ o'clock -. Tor
the eveninG edition and before lsO
o'clock Of the previous eveninE
morning and Sunday editions
ode received sitter Guch houra
have their fret Insertion un"s
heading ''ToO Late 60 ClaHsi'Y'
CASH RATES FOR WANT ADS,
REGULAR CLAssIFICATION
Insertioa, i IA centu per woro
csnt Ger wSFd for each ~ -.
insertion. Each insertion "a
odd aays, 4 I-7 esnts per "O
per Iias per asnth. -, -,
Rates aRpIy - either Ths
suhdsy nee. Always count sA@
Go . IiaS.
waat aas Tor The nee may
at aay Of the following druE 80,
oBs e. ysuF "eOFneF dFuEE'e -.
ere ali braneh offices for =.
sns youv aa will be inserted :,
,-o-,, 81 .va a. ths same rates ~ ~
1h. v,.t, offIee In 'Ths nee bshdtnt'
seyeutesnth ana Karnam stree
Alhaoh. W. c.. Goth and 80 y,
BaFanek, q. A., tmz 3. Nth,
Henson Pharmacy, benson. Nee' -.,,,
PENIS Park Pharmacy, I'D ano Cui"~
J3iaks- BFadink, lsi6 sherman Ave A..
Clifton HIN PhRrmacy. 219 Milltssy ave-
CauFhlin, 9. r., eth and fierce bE
Crfssey Pharmacy. 18th and LAKE. stN
CoonSS PHARMACY, ma 8. 18th b.
CermIk Emil, 1919 8. 18th 81
Foster olt { Arnold. rs \ sSth ST
FreytAG ]. J.. 1914 y. Ath 81
Freggef DruE Co. l9G N. 18th ~
Florence Drug Co. Florence Nso. go.
Green's Pharmacy, Park Ave and Faci7o
Greenough, q. A.. iO6 8. 10th 81 -
GreeuouGh q. A. 10th and HICKORY SLA
Golden Pharmacy, Nth and Deavenworth'
Hayden william, 30 FRrnam 81.
Hanscom Park Pharmacy. 1901 :. 2stn Avo
Hinterlong DRUG Co., S1St Ave ana var
nam 81
Hoist John. ga N. ieth g.
HUFF A. l., ma Leavenvorth 81
JOhanson Drug Co. Path and spaldins
King II. g., 223s FarnGm ST
KountsO Place Pharmacy, @ot n. SHh
Iathrop, Charles T.. 1924 N. 18th 81
Mares, Fred L.. 20is Central Blvd
Patrick Drug Co.. 1919 N. z4th 81,
Peytou Pharmacy, 72S g. 16tit ST.
Saratoga DRUG Co. Nth and Ames Ava
sehaefer's Cut Price DruG Store, 18th AM
sehSefer, Aug 2Su NJ 18TH St.
Schmidt, j. H. 2ith and Cunning Ste.
Walnut Hin Pharmacy. 10Th and Cunning
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-28
DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICES

WILLIAMSON Mary at the Clark
son hospital, January 26.
Funeral services Saturday afternoon at
z D. m, from Danish Lutheran church,
Twenty-slxth and Grant streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-28
BUSINESS CHANCES

TO GET in or out of business call on
GANGESTAD. 40 Bee Bldg. Tel. d. 1881
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY PER
CENT ANNUAL PROFIT FOR
TWENTY THREE YEARS
is what hundreds of investors in British
Columbia real estate have made
The British Columbia Bulletin OF Infor-
ma ton" tells about the opportunities along
the three great transcontinental railways
which are opening up thirty million acres
OF rich agricultural land and fifty million
acres OF timber, coal and mineral land in
Central and Northern British Columbia
now famous as the Fort George country.
One hundred million dollars will be spent
In the next five years in railroad building
alone.
Thousands OF fortunes will be made by
those who get in before the big rush. Let
us send you a free copy-costs you moth
lng-may mean fortune for you. Write
today.
LTD,
542 Granville Street Vancouver. b. c.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-28
LOST AND FOUND
MEDICAL

FREE medical and surgical treatment at
Creighton Medical college, 18th and Daven-
DoTt Sts! special attention paid TO confine-
ment cases: all treatment supervised by
college professor. Phone Douglas ll67.
I Calls answered day and night.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-28

FOR RENT-Office room, 633, located on
top floor; facing court $40 square feet, in
Guiding vault; rents for So per month,
THE BEE BUILDING COMPANY.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-28
OFFERED FOR RENT
Furnished RoOms-COntinued.

TWO large, pleasant rooms, strictly mod
ern; Harvey car; walking distance 2l2 N.
25th.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-28
MOVING STORAGE, CLEANING

| EXPRESSMEN'g DELIVERY CO.-Mov-
Lng; furniture packing, fireproof storage
City office ZIG 8. nth. Doug 894; Ind. B-l31.
OMAHA VAN & STORAGE co. cleans
your carpets on your floors; electric vacuum
cleaners sN 3. 10th; 500 8. nth, Doug. Ae2
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-28
stores and offices.

TO LEASE, term OF years. Fine corner,
l32x132, near main pOstoffice. Address, VA,
care Bee office.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-28
sTnREs FOR RENT.

Store room, new building, 22l2 Farnam st,
22XS0 It.. strictly modern, steam heat, GOOD
lO-fOot basement. $1,000.
store room 524 s 18th St corner 18th and
Jackson St: fine show windows, good base
ment with freight elevator, heat furnished.
Prices on application.
5O0-Store room. 6l3 s 10th St, 22x6O It.,
good basement with outside entrance.
s 65OO-Store room, 2O3 $. 18th 81, lsX66 It.,
lease TO be arranged.
s 10. O1-StOre room, go y. 10Th 81 1EAbO IT.
cement basement.
s NI.O0--StOre room, Z-5A ainah ST. k4Aui
It., steam heat
sic OG-Store room 1923 Farnam ST.
nearly new, furnace heat
GEORGE & co, 90 CITY National Bank
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-28

OFFICES FOR NENI-
Desirable rooms in Webster-SundeTlan
Bldg. 18TH and Howard SITS, az reasonable
GEORGE g. Co, 800 City National Bank,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-28

FOR RENT-Front and back parlor for
housekeeping 6lS $. 10th ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-28
OFFERED FOR RENT

Furnished Housekeeping Rooms.