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MARCH 11, 1010
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application was temporarily denied.
As a resident of North Carolina, Sen
ators Overman and Simmons and
Representative Page of that state
saw President Taft regarding it. The
opinion was advanced at the interior
department today that 'Mr. Shaw
probably would be allowed to prac
tice after a reasonable length of
time.' "
a hole in a new Lincoln penny, and
was sorry about it after ho realized
that ho had mutilated a 'coin of tho
realm' and wrote the following letter
of apology to President Taft: 'Pres
ident Taft, Washington, D. C,
Please find one cent which I bored a
hole in and feel very sorry for it.
Hoping you will forgive me. Yours
truly, Patrick Peterson, Buxton,
Iowa.' "
Here is a Washington dispatch car
ried by the Associated Press: "Pat
rick Peterson of Buxton, la., bored
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MILLION ACRES TEXAS SCHOOL
Land for sale by tho State; $1.50
to $5.00 per acre; ronly one-fortieth
cash, 40 years on balance; three per
'cent interest; good agricultural land;
some don't require residence; send 50
cents for 1910 Book of Instructions,
New State Law and description of
lands. J. J. Snyder, School Land. Loca
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Reference, Austin Nat. Bank.
pATARACT BLINDNESS PREVENT-v-
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17 OR SALE HOUSE AND LOT IN
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OR PURE MAPLE SUGAR AND
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burg,. N. Y.
7 OR SALE 1C0 ACRES ADJOINING
gpod railroad town in Kingfisher
county, Oklahoma; 65 acres in cultiva
tion, 95 in pasture; running water and
some timber on creek; good average
buildings; land nearly level, Price
$4,000, for a short time. Address I. J.
Holland, Lincoln, Neb.
R. FARMER, AND ALL WHO LIVE
beyond the immediate reach of a
doctor, write today for copy of the
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Present edition going fast. Address,
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tpOR SALE MODEL FARM IN CEN-
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thousand acres on shoro of Buffalo
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Montrose, Pa.
In a speech delivered in the sen
ate March 4, Senator Rayner of
Maryland poked fun at Senator Bur
kett of Nebraska. Mr. Rayner read
from Mr. Burkett's speech that he
was not vain enough "to hope that
I shall be able to do what Hamilton
and Adams and Webster and tho
mighty Marshall could not do." Mr.
Rayner paused for a moment after
reading these lines. Then, glancing
across the aisle where Mr. Burkett
sat, he said: "Why not?" The
senate burst into a roar of laughter.
A democratic proposition made
March 3 to amend the tariff law
threw the house in confusion and
sent republican leaders scurrying
about in order to control the situa
tion. A bill exempting from the
payment of tonnage vessels stopping
at ports on tho great lakes, having
passed the senate, was taken up for
consideration. Representative Hitch
cock of Nebraska' sought recognition
from the chair with an amendment
providing for a reduction of 25 per
cent in the customs duties on Ca
nadian goods. Chairman Payne of
the committee on ways and means,
taking alarm, proceeded down the
aisle and to the chair of the speaker,
where a hurried conference took
place. Returning to the floor, Mr.
Payne was recognized amid a noisy
demand for recognition by Repre
sentative Hitchcock, who Insisted he
had a prior right, to that slaim.
"From the standpoint of leadership,"
said the speaker, "the gentleman
from New York seems to be tho most
conspicuous gentleman opposed to
this bill on this side." Then, in or
der to head off further activity on
the part of the democrats, Mr. Payne
moved to recommit the measure and
voted with his party to defeat his
own motion, which was done, 110 to
160. The parliamentary status of the
bill was then so advanced that under
the rules there was nothing further
to do except to put it upon its final
passage and it was passed.
Brewer. When she and her mother
came to the court yesterday after
noon tho grandfather left his placo
on tho bench to join them on tho
seats reserved for the families of
members. The three-year-old lassie
Is very fond of her grandfather and
followed him as ho started to go to
tho bench.
Finding the child beside him as
he took his seat tho associate justice
took her on his knee. Probably
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est grain and fruit lands. Best mar
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COUNTY OPTION CONVENTION
The committee on arrangements
for the state county option conven
tion to be held at Lincoln, March 14,
announces the following program:
Monday afternoon, March 14,
State Senator E. P. Brown presiding.
Music Wesleyan Glee club.
Addresses Former Governor J.
Frank Hanley of Indiana, Superin
tendent R. I. Elliott, Broken Bow;
Professor H. F. Carson, Hastings;
Auditor W. E. Andrews, Washing
ton, D. C; Mrs. Frances B. Heald,
president Nebraska W. C. T. U., and
Hon. A. G. Wolfenbarger, vice chair
man national prohibition committee.
Monday evening, March 14, State
Senator J. E. Miller, presiding.
Music Wesleyan Glee club.
Addresses State Senators J. R.
Cain, Jr., and James A. Donahoe,
and former Governor J. Frank
Hanley.
such a spectacle had never been
seen before In tho 120 years' history
of tho court.
Tho other justices were Interested.
Justice Harlan hunted for some play
thing to give the little visitor, but
after a futile search of his pockets
tho best he could produce was a rub
ber band. Tho Httlo New Englander
snapped her august grandfather In
tho face with It, but ho did not
mind.
THE BABY IN COURT
Washington, February 2C. The
millennium for woman has arrived;
one of the fair sex has "sat on the
bench" of the supreme court of the
United States, while that august
tribunal was engaged in the solemn
performance of its duty under the
constitution.
The honor fell to little Miss Wells,
of Boston, granddaughter of Justice
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