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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, yOVKMKKK .0,
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WANTEDSITUATION
1-oSITION as orsmlst Hid choirmaster,
hjr competent musl la,:, gradual of ona
i.f the finest unlvf-rsiUes In .nsjl..ni;
hava good testimonials fr-m mjr lata
t harge. Address O , Bee Office.
A 736 20x
BALK8MAN from N. T.. In the city a few
or staple Unejn the
Bee.
A TM 20x
"W HO te 11T Ttie O. M. B.. of course.
If you can't meet your girl, send one of
our boys with anota to jiar. A il 'M
io V N O rnin, M, wtth I years' real etat
exiwrlpnte. vrants position. Bfst rrelerv
tlsiSL li 18, care Bee. A-ri
HENRY lie sells stationery, 1607 Farnam.
A 44i 20
BRICK SrDBWALJtS. McWIlllams T-i.,
4ol Pax ton. A 4oD
,vANTED Position tn dni store hy re
imered pharmacist. References. Adflress
Box 13, Boone, Iowa. A Mj72 t.'x
VANTED Position by expert wountnt,
either as bookkeeper or other office work;
am capable of handling correspondence,
or acting as cashier, fill, care r.f Bee.
A 14871 22x
. MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS
MONEY
!WE LOAN OS
Kurnlture,
Pianos,
Live Stock,
Salaries.
nVTB OIVE
Best Bates,
Raey Payments,
I Quiet Service,
; Any Time.
JCVTE WANT
I Tour Business
I If Tou Ever
I Borrow Money, ,
I OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
119 Board of Trade Bids. Tel. Z2S6.
. CEstabiUhed US2. tr 6. lth 8t
X M992
MEN IN BEST POSITIONS
Sometimes need money. We can supply
. the need without publicity and at lowest
rates on salary or on furniture, pianos,
eto. Dealings fairest. See us before borrowing-
elsewhere. Open every Tuesday
end Saturday evenings until S o'clock.
THE J. A. HUTTON CO., 614-616 Paxton
block. X-419.
' LOANS made on all kinds of chattel se
curity, also on 8ALAR1U8.
Low Rates. Kasy Terms.
Quick and Confidential Service.
Call on us If in need of MONET.
PHOENIX CIlEDIT CO.,
63S Paxton Block.
X 414
BOWEN'S MONEY
Kasy to get on furniture, pianos, horses,
cows, Jewelry, or on your plain note, if
Steadily employed. 708 N. Y. Ijlfe b,lg.
X 1126
JaONET LOANED SALARIED PEOPLB
and others without security; easy pay
ments; largest business In 49 principal
cities. Tuluuin. Room 714. N. T. Life.
X 419
MONET loaned on furniture, salary,
horses, etc.; half usual rates. Dr. Prlb-
benow, room 214 at 00 & 16th St. Tel.
B--64. X M479
BALART AMD CHATTEL LCAM3.
RELIABLE) CREDIT CO..
K7- PAXTON BLOCK. 'PHONE 1411.
X M61J
MONET loaned on salary, furniture. Jew
elry, horses. Duff Green Loan Co.. I
Barker Block. X 411
MONET loaned on pianos, furniture. Jew
elry, horses, cows, etc C. F. Reed, 319 8.
lata. X 416
MONET FOR SALARIED PEOPLE. STAR
LOAN CO.. (44 PAXTON BLOCK.
X 419
BED FULLER, 428 Paxton block, for loans
on watches, diamonds and Jewelry.
X 0.1
CHATTEL, salary and Jewelry loans. Fo-
ley Loan Co., 1504 Farnam fit X 411
BALART and collateral loans. Templetnn,
S12 Bee Bide. Tel. W04. X H
. PITCHING, the prettiest of all dress trim
ming, we make them In 88 different
style; single, double and triple box plait
with variations. The Goldman Pleating Co.
X 714 20
HIGH grade dentistry. Bailey, the dentist
X 448 20
WHEN In reed of money see Foley Loan
Co., U04 Farnam st, upstairs.
X-188 20
NOON Lunches J5o. Lobby Cafe, Bee bldg.
X-847 90
CAI. 611 O. M. B. They hare the red capa
use them, . x 62 20
PAJNLESS extraction. Bailey. BTT8GOLD Wa,thftm WatchBI2?"
rb'W M r tj.i fnr miir- in .v.. wofnT A WONDERFUL trial reading, the only
tari'k?- r -xtw' dead trnce medium in the world. Wis
1Ai)uti JL 4M m startling revelatlone aie the wonder of
NOON Lunchea IRo, Lobby Cafe. Bee bldg. all; past, present and future wents told
ifM7 vtt correctly. Send 10c, 2-cent stamp, uate of
birth, own writing, to Dr. Joseph Lester,
Machines; all makes repaired. Neb. Cycle Co K7 Main st, Dubuque, U. Meinlon this
X 497 30 paper. B Mj46 iix
HBNBT He does engraving, 1607 Farnam. ROOT prints It right -i0 20
- X449 20 BT jjjdrkWS night banquet Lindsay,
KOOT-AJl kinds of good printing. 1608 Howard. DO
' "6C8 88 HENRY He does engraving.' M 07 Farnam.
ROOT Is IT for printing. X-608 20 Bii 20
ANTTHING made of metal reflated. RANK-The box of candy 5?u8eE? J
Omaha Plating Oo. K-9 20 not come. Next time send O. M. E, boy.
, They are reliable. Telephone 611.
A. I. ROOT Is THE Root of goodprlntlng. ' B-644 20
, ' I X -607 20 BANQUET, Millard hotel, Nov. ioth. Clan
LARGEST telegraph dept. Omaha Com'L Oor"; 8-824 20
, coile'- X67 20 BT. ANDREWS banquet. Nov. 80, Millard
RROT prints It right X-609 20 te- ia 80
HENRY He sell, stationery, ISOFarna DBH't-B-
CEMENT CELLARS. McWUUama Bros., - ROOT THB Root ot gooi Jn7UJlr
481 Paxton. X 468 20 &6U7 M
J.L.Brandels Bona. Bankers. s 4 p o Int K Tiffany wedding rings. BENNETTS.
on deposit. X-86 20
ill-, your Idea. Bake, Bros. Eng AgnaINP?atln;ao. f "" jZ&tf
OlVpXS rMW ' nV'PcoUey UU'ht-,B-2m-
J-hB4gffl. B0Dm' Btnk'r'- Tb"n n- Fln"t aar-
TO be neat, patronise the Chicago Laundry. TB.1 t0Het "ll-m '
3 C-"08 20 i I, .
TOUR future revealed. Oylmfk 715 N. 2!td. HANBOMH solid souvenir Poons Wo.
on oeposns. . -o jo everything told, past, present and future:
MONOGRAM. So; loo value, BtoeVker Cigar aUsfactlon or no pwri aJo wonderful
Stores. X 864 -0 magnetlo healer. 807 N. '"jjijj--
J7EOPX 1 have their ups and downs; we are
uo on buvlnsr and dawn on aalltn. Jua
ailing. Jo
X-466 80
xvme4 out r. inn.
PATRONIZE
last longer.
Chloago
Laundry clothes
X Zs 20
E. J. Davis, safe mo er, 111! Famun.
J.L.Brandels Sons, Banker, pay 4 p o Int
on deposits. X 485 20
GOOD work guaranteed Chicago Inndry.
a. zn ao
Wit taks the dirt, leave the clothe Cti
cgo Laundry. X 247 20
J.L.Brande1s A Sons, Bankers, ay 4 p c Int
on aepoaits. jw 3ao 20
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE
( saa - iuiii rw bb, is bb, tt . n,
Xhouu. First Nai l Bank Bldg. TeL 1648.
VlDlf -.il - 1 -. - u. -TIT V
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead. 10 Douglas
W 4
' WANTED City loans and warrants. wT
Fari in Biul la Co., 10 Farnam Bt.
W43
i MONEY TO iO AN. Payne taveatment Co.
I PER CENT loas Oarrta Bros., 104
Farnam. w a
LOWK.8T rate. Bemla, Paxton block.
, W-498
MONBT to loa on real estate at i and iVj
i iter cent. w. . eie, sub mum oiag.
W 7
tXClTABIl pollaU
it P. Neely,
bast protection. Bee
.jr v
i MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE
HIGH grade dentistry. Bailey, the dentist. A stVOnO AMmvncmifKWT.
W 4- SO
PAINLESS extraction. Bailey, tbeden;t. U"i.? CZ"
NOON Lunches 16c, Lobby Cafe, Bee bldg. . .
W-647 CAPITOL LOrxJB, NO. 8, A. F. A. M.
.. - Special meeting Monday evening. Novern
XR quick service-call tn. O. M E beT ZL at 1:5k Work In Untered ap-
W-1 - prenUce degree. - Visitors Invited.
NOON Lunches 15c. Lobby Cafe. Bee bldg. R V' COle' MMT-
W-647 20 COVERT LODGE, NO. 11. A. F. eV A. M -
' ' " ; "T" flnerlal meeting Wednesdav evening, No
Machines; all makes repaired. Neb. Cycle Co vember 23, at I o'clock. Work in Follow
W-4J7 M CYaft degree.
; Allen Romano, Master.
1IENKT He does engraving, 1807 Farnam. - W. Boyer, Secretary.
. OMAHA CHAPTER. NO. 1, R. A. M. Spe-
ROOT prints it right. W -609 20 claj oonvocation Tuesday. November 22,
tV..L- r.- tor work in the most excellent master
MOSHEB shorthand taught. Omaha aeaTee
Com 1. college. W 6S8JM A Hugh Hippie, Secretary.
A. I. ROOT is THE Root of good printing. belEVUE CHAPTER, NO. T. R. A. M.
AV o07 20 special convocation Wednesday evening,
: , November 2S, 8 o'clock. Work in mark
ANYTHING made of metal rP'"tpL master, past master and moet excellent
Omaha Plating Co W 829 20 master degrees. Visitors welcome.
ROOT-AU kinds of good printing. A. T. Ay.rs. Secretary.
W -605 20 VESTA CHAPTER, NO. 8, O. E. 8. Reg-
, TT1 7 7. r . ular meeting December 9 at 7:30. Card
ROOT Is IT for printing. W-603 20 parly Xues,fay evening, November 22.
MOSHER shorthand Is the meat popular. Admissl 'wallace. Secretary.
Omaha Com L college. W 6j6 m
HR7rlTe-."eH.7ta..orery,t607 Farnam. M1GHTI OF PtTHIii.
W 448 20 KKBRA8KA LODGE, NO. L K. OF P.
6,,ESlo,n8 " CBt MCW11-' altiS.' oafsironr,nemb'r
4J1 Paxton. w ew .v B Anderson. C. C.
CEMENT CELLARS. McWIlllams Bros., Roy A. Dodge, K. R. B.
431 Paxton. W 458 20 -RIANOLE LODGE, NO. 64.-Meets every
U ..1 ., lo.h.r mra Thursday evening. Castle hall. 22d and
ari?1M W cords, 85c. Flescher 163 Cuming. Visitors always welcoma.
J.L.Brandels ft Sons, Bankers, pay 4 p o Int. J. R. BUne. K. R. - S.
on deposits. W 384 20 Q ,
FOR appointments. Tel. B-3246, OyUner. STATE LODGE, NO. 10-Meets every Mon-
day In I. O. O. F. hall, northwest corner
rrxrotvT irrw-m mwar flee Ovlmer 715 Fourteenth and Dodge streets. v
N. 23d Power. Bee uymw.is C. M. Coffin. Sec y. 1514 Dodge.
,,. r-i-xawiriTATOV in nee Ride BEACON LODGE, NO. 20.-Meeting Tues-
ADV. CL TS WHEATON, In Bee Blnff. d evening, November 22, at 8 p. m.. In
w--t- en j o. 0- f nani j-ourteenth and Dodge
. ,,t,t tt TtiTQ ti rr.-fli. ij iRth streets. Work In third degree. All mem-
S3 SAMPLE HATS 81. Kendls, bers please attend. Visitors Invited.
; V-Wi tx c Burkett. N. G.
J.IBramlols & Sons, Bankers, pay 4 p c Int. J. L. Alblson. Secretary.
OTdero8lts: 20 ROTAL ARCANUM.
nAU 6C' 10 Ta'Ue- BtMtImT UNION PACIFIC COUNCIL NO. 10.-
tlon' Meeting second and fourth Mondays each
unvrv i, made' buv vour month at Arcanum hall, northwest corner
Mfiffi;T?rt-. SSSIrSl Sk NUyi6S Sixteenth andRHadrney.RV.Hltors welcome.
W366 Hairry B. 'Morrill. 'Secretary.
J-I!..Tt5 & SOn"' Banker8' ra5w-i384 " PIONEER COUNCIL. NO. ll.-Meets In
on deposits. vr-M -O rPKiaP session second and fourth Tues-
PhItRPon?rB Ch,Ca I"Un,J-2!St2T 'rifSSTth Tnrbogu.as"
last longer. - Invited.
GOOD work guaranteed-Cblcago Iundr'. Thomas G. Magrane. BecreUry.
W 267 20 . ,
WE take the dirt, leave the clothes. Chi
cago Laundry. W 246 20
J.L.Brandels Sons, Bankers, pay tpe Int.
on deposits. W 384 20
J.L.Brandels A Sons, Bankers, pay 4 p e Int.
on deposits. W-8S4 20
CLAIRVOYANTS v
GTLMER, scientific palmist.., 716 N. 23d.
S-846 D16
COME In and see our buttons. We have a
rnmnlele line. Goldman Pleating Co.
8714 20
HIGH grade dentistry. Bailey, the dentist
S (43 20
TOUR fortune told by the most rellablo
clairvoyants; send blrthdate, dime and
stamp. Prof. Carl & Rollin, 400 N. Clark
St. Chicago. 8-127 20X,
ROOT All kinds of good prlnting
PAINLESS extraction. Bailey, the dentist
. fl 44to 20
EQUITABLE policies best protection. See
H. D. Neeiy.
SEE H. D. Neely for policy In the EQUI-
TAbLU. o
NOON Lunchea 16o, Lobby Cafe, Bee bldg.
VII
ROOT la IT for printing.
B 503 20
NOON Lunches lto, Lobby Cafe, Bee bldg.
vu SW
GIST TICKET, $2. St Andrew's banquet
LINDdAX, uo liowara. o v
USB O. M. E.; avoid delay Call 611. night
orday. o- v
SUIT cases and traveling bags. C. II.
FteaericK uo.
J.L.Brandels ft Bons. Bankers, pay 4 p e Int
on aeyusiis. d e- v
TO be neat patronize the Chloago Laundry.
o ou i
Bee Dr. Roy about, your feet 1606 Farnam.
, B 189 20
Illus.' your Idea. Baker Bros. Engr. Co.
B 367 20
J.L.Brandels ft Bons, Bankers, pay 4 p e Int
on deposits. 8 882 80
Gold moulded records, 860. Floaoher, 163
Capitol. B a 20
CONSULT me before storing your furni
ture. I pay high prices for It Joe I e-
vine, 804 N. Uth. B-&4 U
BORE feet relieved. Dr. Roy. 1606 Farnam.
' S-174 20
J.L.Brandels ft Bons, Bankers, pay 4 p c Int
on deposits. . 8-882 20
E. J.- Davis, safe mover, llll
Farnam.
B-3S9 80
KNOW your future, see Gylmer, 715 N. d.
8-826 20
BFND 81 io questions amwered. Gylmer,
716 N. 23d. 8846 20
ADV. CUTS WHEATON, In Bee Bldg.
S-3U M
DON'T suffer with corns. Dr. Roy, 15u6
Farnam. . B- 4
PATRONIZE Chicago Laundry clothes
last longer. B 2 20
MONOGRAM, 60; lOo value. Btoecker Cigar
Stores. B-Ui 4u
J.UBrandels ft Bods, Bankers, pay 4 p e Int
oa dvn -8 80
SECRET SOCIETY NOTICES
CLAIRVOYANTS
GOOD work guaranteed Chicago laundry.
. 8264 20
WE take the dirt leave the clothes. Chi
cago j.aunary. o w
CHICAGO LAUNDRT Is the best. Try It
S ZZ4 ZO
FARMS FOR RENT
40 ACRES near Benson, Neb., 84 per acre.
The Byron iteea uo. , n u
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING
A. C. VAN 8 ANT'S school, 717 N. T. LlfV
M
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
DEEDS filed for record November 19, as
furnished by the Midland Guarantee ana
Trust company, bonded abstracter, 1614
Farnam street, for The Bee:
G, Johnson et al to Helen B. and May
E. Curtis, lot 1. block 1, tMierman
Pirk .- t 1
K. Kremla and wife to Omaha Grain
Terminals, lot 1. block 5, Oberne
Hnalck'a add 1.425
J. B. Bond and wife to Omaha Grain
Terminals, lots 4 ana 6. diock ,
Oberne Hoalck's add 500
Annie Kaufman and husband to Mar
garet E. Hengen. unai-7 interest in
Bart of lots 7 and 8, block 90, city of
maha '. 1
C. F. Lochboehler et al to J. F. Over-
bay, part or lot 6, diock &, city ot
Omaha 5,600
G. Sundgerg and wife to R. C. Btraeh-
low, lot 7, block 2, Kosters' add 1,000
Clotilda Schneider to Omaha Grain
Terminals, lot 8, block 5, Oberne
, Hoslck's add .' X
RAILWAY TIME CARD
VHIOH STATION TENTH AND MARCT
Chicago, Roc- Island PaelBe.
EAST. Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Daylight Local. b 7:00 am a 9:35 pm
Chicago Express bl2:01 pm a 6:15 pm
Des Moines Jixpress a i.ev pni uii.ou am
Chicago Fast Express... 6:40 pm a 1:20 pm
W Co X .
Rocky Mountain Ltd.. ..a 7:20 am a 8:60 pm
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nt v Jb Minn. Ex a 7:35 am
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Barllnrtoa Mlssoarl Hives.
Wymore, Beatrice and
Lincoln , :B m U: pm
Nebraska Express a 8:50 am a 7:40 pm
Denver Llmild 4:10 pm 6:46 am
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Lincoln Fast Mall b 2:57 pm 12:08 pm
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Nebraska . I-ooal via
Weeping Water b 4: pm al3 86 pm
Chicago, St. PaI, Mlaaeapells ft
Osaaha.
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MORTON MAKES ESTIMATES
Beoretftry of -try Tells Wist Hs Xttk
from Congress am iesr.
CONSIDERABLE INCREASE OVER YEAR AGO
n- tjnn.fMM Mar Desire fer
New Ships El h
We Ashed for. Last
Tls.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 19.-The naval s
tlmates for the fiscal year ending June 80.
1906. sggregate 8114,530,638, an Increase of
$1772,448 over the last appropriation, ine
estimate for the Navy department proper
Is 8768.610.
The following are the principal Items In
the estimate: Pay of the navy, $30,000,000;
pay. miscellaneous, 1000,000; contingent,
navy, 865,000; bureau of navigation, $1,779,
750; bureau of ordnance, $5,103,50; bureau of
equipment, $6,724,228; bureau of yards and
docks, $8,764,030; public works, secretary of
the navy (Naval academy), $1,945,000; pub
Ho works, bureau of navigation, $136,900;
public works, bureau of ordnance, $504,050;
pliblic works, bureau of medicine and sur
gery, $273,000; bureau of supplies and ac
counts, $5,883,932; bureau of construction and
repairs, $8,410,024; bureau of steam engi
neering, $4,322,720; Naval academy, $319,675;
marine corps paymaster, $2,593,596; quarter
master, $2,412,298. The , estln tee for the
pay of the navy Is an Increase of $675,095
over the last appropriation. Under public
works, bureau of yards and docks, $4,167,000
represents new Items.
Following are the total estimates under
the head of "Increase of the navy"; Con
struction and machinery. $30,410,833; armor
end armament, $14,000,000; equipments, $X45.-'
000. These Involve an Increase of $13,428,97$
over the last appropriation.
Along the estimates under yards and
docks are the following for the navy yards
named:
Boston. $418,810; Charleston, 8. C $807,000:
Guantanamo, $276,000; League Island, $397,
600; Mare Island, $280,900: New York, $999,
200; Qlongapo. Philippine islands, $120,000;
Portsmouth, N. If., $T65,900: Puget sound,
$385,500; San Juan. $416,000; Washington,
$328,200. Of the total of these amounts $4.
157,000 Is for new Items. $136,400 being for
Mare Island, $179,600 for Pugoi sound.
Under public works, bureau of surgery,
$300,000 Is estimated for the Naval hos
pital, Norfolk, and $50,000 for the Naval
hospital at Pensanla. Of the estimates
for the bureau of supplies and accounts $5,
220,000 Is for provisions for the navy, an
Increase of $370,000. An estimate of $300,000
Is made for equipping navy yards for the
construction of vessels.
HENRY GAVER PLEADS GUILTY
Man Who Killed James Ralabolt on
Rosebud Is Sentenced for
Manslanghter.
ABERDEEN. S. D., Nov. 19.-(Speclal.)-
Henry Gaver, Indicted for the murder of
William Ralnbolt on the Rosebud reserva
tion in October, who at first pleaded not
guilty to the indictment, this morning ap
peared before the federal court and asked
permission to change his plea from not
guilty to guilty of manslaughter. The plea
was accepted by the court and Judge Car
land sentenced Gavcr to three years In the
penitentiary at Sioux Falls. United Statej
Attorney Elliott stated that in his opin
ion the killing of Ralnbolt was unpremed
itated, and In view of this statement the
light sentence was Imposed.
Other sentences were imposed as follows:
George La Belle, convicted of selling liquor
to Indians, sixty days in the' Roberts
county Jail and a fine of $100 and costs of
prosecution; August Rosenbush, convicted
of the same offense, given the same sen
tence; Edwin J. Emery, destroying fence
enclosing United States property on the
Lower Brule reservation, fine of $10 or
five days In the Brule county Jail; Thomas
and John Sands, stealing horses from Mm,
Use As a Shield on the Standing Rock
reservation, one year and six months in the
penitentiary at Sioux Falls. Utile War
rior, larceny of a horse, one year and six
months In trie Sioux Falls penitentiary;
Ben Hungry, selling liquor to Indians, three
months in the Hughes county Jail and a
flne-of $100 and costs.
The plea of guilty to manslaughter mads
by Gaver will shorten the term of court
considerably, as his trial was expected to
take up several days' time. The calendar
Is cleared, with the exception of few civil
suits, and the court will complete its labors
this week.
DEER HINTING IN BLACK HILLS
Game Said to Be More Pleatlfnl Than
' la Years.
SIOUX FALLS. 8. D.. . Nov. 19.-fSDe-
cial.) Reports from various portions of
the Black Hills are to the effect that the
opening of the deer shooting season on the
15th Inst, found scores of bunting parties
organized and ready for the sport of hunt
ing and shooting these animals. All re
ports agree that deer are more numerous
than for years and rare sport la anticipated
during the open season.
During the closed season there were prac
tically no attempt made to kill the ani
mals and violate the law, and the result
was that on the opening day of the open
season deer, in addition to being unusually
numerous, were also quite tame. One' of
the favorite resorts for deer I what is
known as the Cold Springs region, and it
was to that part of the Black Hills that
many of the hunters proceeded at the open
ing of the season.
The timber in the Black Hills Is more
open than that In the deer hunting sections
of Wisconsin and Minnesota, and there is
little fear of hunters being killed through
being mistaken for deer or by stray bullets,
thus making the hunting of deer much
safer than in the other two state named.
Lovers Oat f Coart.
HURON. B. D., Nov. 19 (Special. -In
Judge Geddls' court today, Jamea Jones,
aged 28, who attempted to elope with Ella
Gorsuch, pretty 14-year-old country girl,
daughter of well-to-do people of Broadland,
was dismissed from custody. When It be
came known that the couple were desper
ately In love with each other and determ
ined to marry, the father of the girl stated
thai If the pair would wait till the girl
became of age no further objection to the
union would be made. Accordingly, upon
the father's offer to pay costs of the action
the case closed. The girl went home with
her parents and Jones and number of
friends and neighbor accompanied them.
MGlaeaa" at Peoria.
PEORIA, 111., Njov. 19.-Flve hundred
Gideons, members of a religious organisa
tion among traveling men, will gather
In this city tomorrow and will hold ser
vices In the different churches. ' A mon
ster mass meeting will be held on a promi
nent street corner. One hundred have
already arrived.
Estimate of Navy Departeat.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 19. Secretary Mor
ton today announced the estimate for the
navy for the next fiscal year, aggregat
ing $114,630,638.
Breekearldg Law.
LEXINGTON. Ky., Nov. 19 -Colonel W.
C. P. Breckenrldge rested fairly well dur
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grn la still being administered. The doc
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