TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATt'liDAY, NOVEMBER 2o, 100."
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REPUBLICAN CASH ACCOUNT
Fnceipts and Disbcnemen'.i of State Com
mittee for Last Campaign.
N ' ME AND ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTORS
'rrmnrrr leanings' Report Filed
for Pnblle Rrrord Matter of
Morr Than Pnsalns In
terest Jaet How.
Itnei agitation over the sources and
position of campaign contributions makes
:rie detailed financial statement. Just Bled
'y Treasurer Henntngs tor the republican
mate commute, of more than usual Inter-
t. The exhibit Is made In conformity
with the requirements of the Nebraska cor
rupt practices law and Is as follows:
Donations.
Amounts.
... 617 31
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' Jsov. 15 Balance
Nov. W-J. H. Mickey, Lincoln....
.Nov. J. MeCano. Lincoln
-Nov. Si K. H. I'nt'lps, Uncoln....
-Nov. V.ti:. ;. Hustod, Lincoln
Ife. 1 harles Weston, LJncoln.
Nov. 17 J. H. Mlfkov. Lincoln
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5 00
260 00
25 00
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20 00
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IH'C. ii. H. Wilson.
Lincoln (per
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n-c. 10 TV.
Nausler, Lincoln.
Iter. 17-r.
1'. Oarrlrk, Cozad
Hay 13 A.
H. Copley, Ansley
Mm v 1 M.
I. Whaley. flarks
Mny 1-J.
L. Kennedv. OnmhA
June 1 K. p. (ioulrt. Wnibach
June 1 . W. Kniev, Ked Cloud....
June 1 John C. Hill, Imperial
June 1 T. A. Whittltigton. Wash
ington, I. :
June 1 J. Kcrman. Washington....
June l-O. J. Jiinkln, Smlthlleld....
June V. K. Andrews
June M. P. KlnKaid
.funfllt-C II. Leiton, Fnlrhury
June 1H Lr. Johnson, lleatnce
June A. H. H-nnlngs, Omaha
Aug. V. U: Kern, llastines
Aug. 11 A. L). Beeiner, Lincoln
Aug. Iir. A. Johnson, llentrlce..
Kept. It Dr. J. L. Ureen, Lincoln
Asvlum -
Sept. 14 A. l. tillmore, Lincoln Asy
lum flept. 14 C. Morris. Lincoln Asvlum.
Wept. 14 (1. Dlakely, Lincoln Asylum
Sept. 11-lf. Lindsay
ept 14 K. K. Utewact...
J.
. . I'cttljohn
4 A
R Olsen. Wlsner.
'. Lindsay, Lincoln
K. Moore. Lincoln
W. Wattles, Omaha
411.
4-R.
4-G.
4-H.
E. 1'almer, Omaha
4 Frank
II. ioung, Broken
Bow
J. L. Kennedy, Omaha
7 A. Wllsey, Mooreneld
7 C. B. I -fit on, Falrbury
7 H. O. Barnard. Tablo Rock
7 F. P. Voter. Laurel
7 H. C. Howe, Auburn
7 T. B. Calnon, Lyons
7 W. M. Kobertson, Norfolk
12 W. A. Redlck, Omaha
12 John R. Hays. Norfolk....
12-D. 11. Cronln, O'Neill
12-C. W. Kaley, Red Cloud...
12 J B. Dlnsmore, Sutton
12 Norrls Brown, Lincoln
12 H. W. L. Jackson. Beatrice
12 F. f. Currie, Broken How
11- Q. O. Junkin, Smlthlleld....
12 Oeorge A. Day, Omaha....
12 S. C, Bnssett, Lincoln
12 H. Cornell, Valentine....
1-K. J. Brown. York
12 J. T. Trencry and others.
Pawnee
121). Clem Denver. O'Neill ...
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Oct.
Oct. l.T Alex Peters, Norfolk Asylum
Tct. 13-1. p. Clark. Papillion
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct,
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
ct.
)ct.
is A. P. Towle, Valentine
13 A. Galusha, Lincoln
IS Adair 'alusha, Lincoln
IS John O. Oannon, Pender...
1W. A. Luce, Republican City
IS Miss Monica Mouser.Llncoln
14 i-orga H. Thummel
14-H. L. Wetherell, Republi
can Cltv
1 1 J. l Boyd, Ncllgh
14 W. H. Powers, Norfolk
14 C. H. Dietrich, Hastings....
14 J. P. A Black, Hastings...
14 W. H. Andrews, Lexington
14 H. M. Eaton, Btatehouse...
14 frank Flttlo. Btatehouse...
)et
14 Maggie Kroese. Btatehouse
Oct. 14 Kthel Brown, Htatehouse. ..
Oct. 14 jonn Lyon, Ktatehouse
Oct. !4 P. A. Barrows, Btatehouse.
Oct. 14 J. M. Shively, Slatehouse..
Oct. 14 V. A. Harrison, Btatehouse
Oct. 14 W. O. Teniploton, Omaha...
Oct. I1 George II. Ouffy. Elgin
out. 1H Irving F. Baxter, Omaha...
Oct. is w. H. Harrison, Grand
Island 20 00
Oct. IS John Rush, Omaha 20 00
Oct. IS H. A. Hopkins, Btatehouse,
Lincoln 30 Ort
Oct. IK F. P. Ptevenson. Lincoln... 50 00
Oct. 1H F. W. Holllngsworth, Btate
house 20 00
Oct. Is W. A. Rogers, Olbhon 20 00
Oct. 18-44. J. Johnson, Minden 20 ()
let. l-8. J. Weeks. O'Neill 40 On
let. 1 Van Swansnn. Fremont 25 00
Oct. Is J. O. Moore. Omaha 3u 00
fct. IS U. W. fhowalter, Daven
port. Neb.. 5 Ort
Oct. 20 Oscar Bahcock, North Loup 1 00
Oct. 23 John Walla. Weston, Neb.. B ort
Oct. 1' C. A. Bweet, frelghtnn 15 00
Oct. 2-W. H. Krlgrtr. Beatrice 25 0)
Oct. 2fi . P. Cole. Wvniore 10 00
oet. M Noble Sanford. Axtell 6 00
Oct. 20-Thomas B. Walker, Atkin
son M On
Oct.
?H Ed A. Church, Lincoln 40 00
2 C. II. Grerg. Kearney 25 00
Oct.
Oct. 20 Isaac Roush. Kimball 10 00
.ct. 20 It. M McFadden. Chndron. 10 )
fnt. t-W, T. Owens. Loup City... 10 00
8t. 2 W. E. Morgan, Greeley JO on
Vt. mt. C. Miller. Grand Island. 62 00
)ct. 2i Pavld Mnnna, Wood Lake.. 10 00
Vt. 2H Maus Johnson. Valley 10 00
vt. 26 Mr. Watle Van Pattent,
titration 10 oo
ct. 2V-J. A. Bohleof, Overton 6 Oi)
Vt. 20 W. A. Meserve, Crelghton.. 10 00
let. 25 Frank R. Stewart. Randolph 25 on
)ct. 2ft J. O. Alden, Aurora 20 00
ct. 24 Pr. Kerna (for Hastings
asylum) jno on
Vt. M-Oeorae W. Kibler. Lelh.... 10 00
Oct. 27 Thomas A. Healev. MIlfoM. 10 0i
ct. rr Claire Roberts, Rising City. 10 no
let.
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Oct.
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27 . F. Thomas, Harvard 18 00
27 W. T. Mowher, Bhelby lo 00
27 James Flynn, Jnckson S 00
27-N. 8. Biulres, Sliver Creek. H Oil
27 Henry ten, Humphrey... 10 00
27 C. H. Snvder. Tllden 10 00
27 John A. Zeman, Snyder S 00
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Oct. 3) Kate Dibble, Surprise
lct. 3n Ulllium ErlcksiMi. Boclus..
lct. 30 M. K. Hopewell, TcKiimnh.
Oct. 30 O. A. Klmir.el, Nebrpska
Cltv
Nov. 1 Theodore OJondyke, post-
masier. Ashlon
Nov. 1 Jao.il I'lsuer. Hustings
Nov. 1 Oscar Keyser. Bellevue
Nov. 1. C. A. Warner, Geneva
Nov. 1 Fannie G-lmre, bti'.te llousa
Nov. 1 J. 8. Wearte, Asylum, Neb.
Nov. 1 H. Schllley, Lcavllt
Nov. 1 F. M. Cox. Waco
Nov. 1 Lyda J. McMahon. Indian
scliool, Geneva
Nov. 1 Sunda Ward, Indian school,
Geneva
Nov, 1 Lena Ward, Indian school,
Geneva
Nov. 1 Miss Myers, Indian school.
Geneva
Nov. 1 James Cuzlck, Indiau
school. Geneva
Nov. 1 J. L. Guln, Indian school,
Geneva
Nov. 1 Mrs. Emma Beard, Indian
school, Geneva
Nor. 1 LlKte Uuin. Indian school,
Geneva
Nov. 1 Lucy K. Pntrldge, Kenesaw
Nov. W. F. Bentlev, Grand Island
Nov. 1 Hon. G. L. Rouse, Alda
Nov. 1 G. E. Davey, Pluttsniouth..
Nov. 1 S. E. Ralston. Lebanon
Nov. 1 M. P. Klnkaid. O'Neill
Nov. 1 S. A. Btacey, Ord
Nov. 1 J. H. Loman, Ponca
Nov. 1 Thomas Bell, Hendley
Nov. 1 Clias. S. West, Papillion....
Nov. 1 W. Ross Pevley, Uertrand..
Nov. 1 A. Holmes, Lushton
Nov. 1 H. 8. Rising. Ainsworth....
Nov. 1-A. H. Thomas, Trenton
Nov. 1 O. J. Plerpont, Mlnatare....
Nov. 1 Frank 8. Wells, Brunlng..
Nov. 1 J. B. Jeffries. PUger
Nov. 1 W. E. Alexander. Orchard..
Nov. 1 C. F. Clowges, Bridgeport..
Nov. 1 E. B. Richardson, L'lysses..
Nov. 1 F. W. Wake, Geneva
Nov. 1 L. H. Jewett, Broken Bow..
Nov. 1 J. T. Hay, Asylum. Neb....
Nov. 1 Frank S. Tracy, Wlnslde..
Nov. 1 T. C. Cronln, Spalding
Nov. 2 Carl Kramer, Columbus. ..
Nov. 2 W. F. Filley, Allen
Nov. 2 John F. Bides, Dakota City
Nov. 2 Etta M. Spencer, Dakota
Cltv
Nov. 2 Emma 8. Webster. Reynold!
Nov. 2 Ida M. Grosshaus, Stock
ham Nov. 3 Geo. A. Allen, Clay Center
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6 00
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, Nov. I H. J. Hull. Kearney
I Nov. 2 C. A. McDougall, Friend....
:nov. i rv. ii. citewari, umana wa.
and Dumb Inst.)
Nov. 2 J. S. Francis, Merna
Nov. 2 A. W. Lane, Lincoln
Nov. 2 Cash D. Fuller. Wauneta..
Nov. 2 B. Cetterman, Petersburg..
Nov. 2-F. H. L. Willis, Battle
Creek
Nov. 2 Amanda Willis, Neligh
Nov. 2 R E. Rouse, postmaster,
Meadow Grove
Nov. 2 O. II. Lake. Homer
Nov. 2 A. H. Hawley. Gresham....
Nov. 2 Ida E. Murphy. Brady
Nov. 2 J. H. Chanln. Decatur
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16 00
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' Nov. 2 C. A. Brkland. Sutherland
; Nov. 2 F. J Polok, Prague
Nov. 2 J. N. Fuller, Gross
Nov. 2 G. C. Humphrey, Grand
Island
Nov. 2 D. 8. Beynon, Burwell
Nov. i C. F. Kuhns, Maxwell
Nov. 2 A. D. McNeer. Blue 11111....
Nov. 2 Alice M. Houston, Slate
llouse
Vnv 9 W f Cftlninn Stnte House
1 Nov. 2 1. L. t'rclliii, Plalnview....
Nov. 2 I). D. Hayward. Kearney
Industrial School
Nov. 2 H. D. Scliaff, Kearney
Industrial School
Nov. 2 G. T. Day, Kearney Indus
trial School
Nov. 2 R. E. Dillon, Kearney In
dustrial School
Nov. I J. T. O. Stewart, Kearney
Industrial School
Nor. 2 J. P. Thomas. Keurney In
dustrial school
Nov. 2 Mary Greer, State House
Nov. 2 Dennis 1 racy. Cedar Rapids
Nov. S Hev. J. H. Presaon. Mllt'ord
Nov. Anton Kodleck, postnuister,
liay bprlnga
Nov. I A. B. Wood. Gering
Nov. William R. Hall, post
master. Carlton
Nov. C James Whitehead, Broken
),ow
Nov. ft John Reese, Broken Bow....
Nov. 6 George W llson, Alexandria.
Nov. 6 W . B. Rose. State House...
Nov. ft E. M. Searle, State House..
Nov. 6 J. T. Morey, Blind Institute,
Nebraska City
Nov. -I. M. Rickle, Juniata
Nov. fr-W. H. Hamilton, postmaster,
Ok alalia
Nov. ft Cora A. Garber, State House
Nov. ft O. A. Butler. Newcastle
Nov. ft Vic Seymour. State House
Nov. Arthur C. Mayer, Grand
island
Nov. ft K O. Holmes and deputy,
Kerney
Nov. 6 E. D. Owen. North Platte..
Nov. ft C. Bradshaw, Farnam
Nov. ft H. A. Dowd, Omaha
Nov. 6 J. H. Tower, Sutton
Nov. ft Nellie Strain. Chester
Nov. ft-H. V. iJine
Nov. ft Don C. Dtspaln, Sinte House
ov. s itis k. falsi, state House
Nov. ft R. R. Horth. Grand Island
Nov. ft-H. T. Hnyt Springfield. .. .
Nov. ft Hon. E. R. Duffle. Omaha..
Nov. t-John S. Ray, Ntponee
Nov. ft H. P. Stoddard. 6iate Houm
Nov. ft Belle M. Howell, State
House
Nov. ft George L. Carter, 6tate
House ,
Nov. ft W. J. O'Brien. Gretna
Nov. ft General J. H. Culver. 8tato
House
Nov. ft W. H. Andrews. Islington
Nov. ft-John F. NVshit, Tekamah..
Nov. ft F. W. Rarnhnrt, Hsrtlngton
Nov. 11 H ilirrill. Lincoln
Nov. 1111. W. McNeal. Wavne
Nov. 11 W. G. Pears. Tekamah
Nov. 11 J. A. Wood. Ewlng
Nov. 111 J. Capps, Hastings
Nov. 11 Crawford Kennedy, Lincoln
Nov. 11 J. F. llalderman, Burchard
Nov. 11 Chess CI, Inn. St. Paul
Nov. 11 A. K Brand". Pierce
Nov. 11 I'd Rove-. Htme Huse
Not. 11 Frank McCartnev, Nebraska
City
Nov. 11 A. D. Beemer, warden peni
tentiary 10 00
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. Nov 11-Tt E. White, Merrlam . .
4 Nov U-Ilon. J. II. Micks,. St to
I 00
Oct. rr-TT C. Miller. Ko1Srok
Oct. 2T-Wi!1im Holm. Virginia. ..
Oct. 17 T. C. Ixird. Lawrence
let. 27 William t'smp. Western ....
o-t. 27 o. A. Ashbrodk. Hebron....
Oct. 27 J. a i.tvenav. Ct resco
Oct. 27 P. D Reed. FhHtnn
Oct. 27 1 E. Smith. State House..
Oct. 27-W. J. frandall. Firth
Oct. 27 V. D Jackson, Nellgh
fct. 27 rora Marsh. Nellgh
Oct. 27-H. M. ChiMs. York
Oct. 27 L. Krvger. SioiIt
Oct. 27 E. T. Roberts. Htte House.
(Vt. 27 O. D. B"nnett. State House.
Oct. 27 F. P Corrlck. Coaad
Oct. 27 R. C. Perkins, St. Paul ...
Oct. 27 V.. C. purtis. Scribner
Oct. 27 Daisy Williams. Geneva
Oct. 27 Maty Oreer. Sinte ll vjw..
Oct. 27 C. C. Hustead State House.
Oct 27-Fred Miller, State House...
Oct. 27 N. Fodrea. Pt:ite House
Oct 27 J H. Secor, Madison
Oct. 27 E. Hunger, Smte House
Oct. 27 Mary FitigenUd. Lincoln..
Oct 27 J. A. Anderson. Wnhoo
Oct 27 Harriet M. Fletcher, State
House
Oct. 77 T. L. Mithews. Omaha
Oct. 27 James Baker. Carlo
Oct. 27 Grir A. French, North
Platte
Oct 77 T.. A. Nay. Ixing Pine
Oct 27 Conrad Huber, Blooming
ton Oct. 27 Frank Israel, Renklenian...
Oct. 27 V. G. Lvford. Falls City....
Oct. 27-W. II. McNenl. Wnyno ...
Oct. 27 G. L. Day, Superior
Oct. 27 A. C. McFarlaml, Lynch...
Oct. 27 Dr. O. H. Brash. Beatrice.
Oct 27 Dr. B. F. Bailev, Lincoln.
Oct. 27 Dr E. J. C. Sward. Oak
land Oct. 27 Dr W. T. Johnson, Pawnee
City
Oct 27 Dr. 8. K. Spauldmg.
Omaha
Oct 27 Henrv Seymour, State
House
Oct. 27 C K. Lawrence, Btate
House
Oct. 27 f. W. Iroy. Ptate House.
Oct 27 Frank Currie, Crawford
Oct. 27 Alice Houston. State House
Oct. 27 E. L. Redfern. Stale House
Oct. 27 H. E Longevnn, Curtis...
Oct. 27 T. W". Cole. Nelson
Oct. 27 J. W. Thomas. Omaha
Oct. 27 P. II. Ballou. Ong
Oct. 27 Hans N. McProng, Morse
bluffs Oct. 30 Robert Harvey, State
House
Oct. 3" M Itllev. Dawson
Oct. 3i George F. Scott. Taylor
Oct Ro F. F. SchTnedcr. Enstis....
Oct 30 Henry C. Rosers. I'nland..
Oct' 30 TIIMe C. Buckley, Stroms
burg Oct. 30 S, W Wilson. Wood River.
Oct. 3o S. D. Davis, State House..
Oct. 30 A. T. Rowe, Oakdale
Oct. 30 C. F. Htockwell, rns.-clt...
Oct. 3n E. C. Babcock. State House
Oct. Du H. C. Booke, Got iienburg. . .
Oct. 3o Thomas Lahmers, Belvld"re
Oct. 3o C. E. W. Smith, Baver
Smith
Oct. 80 A. l.a Rue, Eddyvllle. .. . ,.
Oct. 3i-.'. F. Let'land, Lexington...
Oct. 3u Adna Dobson, State llouse.
Oct. SO Peter Mortensen
HciM sn no
Nov. U-B. W. McLucas. Fairhurr.. 20 ro
Nov. ll- H. Beaumont, State
House 25 00
N'cv. 11 E. E. Emnitt State House 2S io
Nov. 11 John F Allen. State House R (O
Nov. 11 M. R. porsinger. Mllford ... 12 no
Nov. 17 Jennie B. Adams. State
House ...i 50 00
Nov. It Myrtle M. Pettljohn, State
House 10 (
Nov. 17 Tv,i W. Frsjiler, Fairmont.. 24 00
Nov. 17 Fred Whlttemore, State
House 28 00
Total.
...U.140 6S
Dl'bartrmeaU.
Amounts.
B Smith, labor at head
1904
Nov. 10-1
quarters t 1 V)
Nov
Nov
it hransiin Free Fress, extra
copies ( 2a
10 The Sidney Republican, ex
tra copies S On
1ft Imperial Journal. extra
Nov.
copies 5 ,io
Nov. 10 W. R. McLaughlin, travel
ing expenses 13 On
Nov. 15 Rev. J. H Piesson. ex
penses as speaker ( on
Nov. 1ft J. A. Williams, expenses
as speaker 42 3ft
Nov. IO F. E. Beeman, expenses as
speaker UK
Nov. 10 W. A. Prince, expenses as
speaker lo 0")
Nov. lfi Ceortre Beardsely, expenses
as speaker g oo
Nov. 16 J. A. Parks Co., campaign
music ; oo
Nov. 16 T. F. A. Williams, expenses
as speaker J 22
Nov. 16 Padllek. expenses as speaker 87 no
Nov. 1 Dewey & Stone, chair rent. 2 50
Nov. 17 Nat Brown, hotel bill 337 45
Nov. 17 Fnkmk Publishing Co., .bill
October 2fi 26 00
Nov. 17 P. A. Carlson, expenses of
meeting 1, 00
Nov. 16 The Breese, extra copies.... 600
Nov. 27 L I n c o 1 n Transfer Co.,
freight headquarters Jl It 4
Nov. 11 A. B. Meshler salary 15 00
Dee. A. B. Mesliler, salary 15 00
Dec. 17 H. E. Palmer, postage due 4 56
De-. 17 A. Meshier, salary 30 OO I
1905. , 1
Jan. ft George w. Benlel 4 90 I
Jan.
7 Smith iTemler Typewriter
co.
S 30
10 00
so 00
30 01
15 00
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
7-A.
Meshier,
salary,
salary,
salary,
salary.
1-A.
13-A.
25 A.
Meshier,
Meshier,
Meshier,
Meshier.
4 A.
salary.
15 00 I
2 25 I
30 W !
22 50 ,
37 50 !
22 50 1
4 Hnrry Porter, salary
lft A. Mcsnter, salary
Mar. SO A.
Meshier,
Meshier,
Meshier,
Meshier.
Meshier,
Meshier,
Meshier,
MusMor
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
May 20 A.
June 3 A.
Juno 10 A.
June 10 A.
June 24 A.
July 13-A.
3 00
37 50
fin 00
3) 00
6 00
Aug. :'H A.
salary
Sot.t Q Waiturn I'nlon TnltffrAnli 1
Co., Oct. to Nov., 19t4
Sept. 9 Matthews, Omaha, station
ery, etc., in 1904
Sept. 9 W. V. Hoagland, money
adv. committee, 1904
Sept. 9 McCoy & Co., goods fur
nished 19o4. hill May 25....
Bept. 13 Western Newspaper Union,
plates, etc., 1004
Sept 13 Hammond Printing Co.,
letter heads, etc., 1.104
Sept. 14 D. W. Evans, work at Audi
95 40
33 50
95 00
10 00
105 00
50 00
2 00
S 26
i 00
1 00
15 00
107 00
25 00
5 00
15 00
21 On
12 50
23 00
5 00
5 "0
15 00
13 75
15 00
12 no
15 00
torium convention
14 W. W. Walling, work and
supplies, convention
1 A. Meshier. salary
1 Fred Swehart, work at
Auditorium
1 Mrs. A. Meshier, salary
1 Benton Bros., stumped en
velopes 1 Crawford Kennedy, postage
1 A. Meshier sslarv
Sept
Oct.
Oct
Oct
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sept. 30 Mrs. A. Meshier, salary
tH-pi. jo crawroro: Kennedy, salary..
Sept. 3n Bessie Marks, salary
Sept. 3D Crawford Kennedy, travel
ing expenses
3 Mrs. A. Meshier, expenses.
-Mrs. A. Mesher, expenses.
7 Mrs. A. Meshier. salary
7 Bessie Marks, salary, less
one-halt day
7 Crawford Kennedy, salary..
7 Grace Ballard, salary
7 Mrs. A. Meshier, expenses.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct
JO ijenton Bros., stamped en
velopes i' w
Oct. 12 Mrs. A. Meshier, expenses. 10 00
Oct 12 L. R. Jones, postage stamps
10 00
5 00
15 00
15 00
15 00
12 00
8 30
. 10 OO
16 OO
10 00
10 00
161 95
85 00
39 00
17 to
102 W
70 00
2 50
250 00
15 00
15 00
15 00
15 00
15 00
10 00
10 00
6 67
10 (10
5 00
R 00
42 40
5 00
26 50
63 60
15 00
15 00
15 00
3 33
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
42 40
15 00
60 00
5 00
10 no
s OO
6 67
10 00
15 00
1 67
12 &0
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct.
Oct.
Oct
Oct.
1-A. E. Ward, railroad fare,
Hartingtun
II C. Kennedv, salary
14 Mrs. A. B. Meshier, salary..
14 Bessie Marks, salary
14. L. R. Jones, salary
14 Verna Leonard, salary
14 L. R. Jones, postage for
pictures, etc
14 Grace Holhine. salary
Oct
Oct 19 L. R. Jones, supplies
Oct. lit L. R. Jones, supplies
Oct. 19 Benton Bros., supplies
Oct. 19-D. W. Reld and Reese
Ptar. Co.. cuts, etc
Oct. 19 George & Bros.,
printing...
Co"""""
., lnd. sec-
Oft 19 Harry Portn ...
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19 Hammond Ptg.
19 Omaha Ptg. Co
tlons. etc
19 T. J. Thorpe & Co
19 William P. Warner, chnlr-
man, salary, Ave weeks...
21 Crawford Kennedv. salary.
21 Mrs. A. B. Meshier. salary.
21 Bessie Marks, salary
21 Grace Bollard, salary
Oct. 21 L. R. Jones, salary
Oct 21 Verna Leonard, salary
Oct.
Oct.
Oct
Oct.
21 Bertha Brewster, salary....
21 Anna Hartwell, salary
21 Gertrude Ager, salary
21 Hattie Groff, salary
21 Jesslo Davidson, salary
Oct.
Oct. 21 L. R. Jones, 2.(00 envelopes
Oct 21 L. K. Jones, stamps, etc...
Oct 26 Hammond Ptg. Co., cuts,
etc
Oct 27 Benton Bros., stamped en
velopes Oct. 2S Crawford Kennedy, salary.
oct. L. ft. Jones, salary
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
28 Bessie Marks, salary
is Bell Ager. salary
28 Verna Leonard, salary
2f Bertha Brewster, salary....
2) Gertrude Ager, salary
28 Anna Hartwell. salary
Oct
Oct 28 Hattie Groff, salary
Nov. s L. It. Jones, 2-cent stampea
envelopes
18 Mrs. A. Meshier, salary....
28 William P. Warner, salary.
2s Jessie Dew. 3 days' salary
Ik Jessie Davidson, salary
Oct.
Oct.
Oct
Oct.
Oct 2V-Lillian Peters; salary, 3 day!
Oct. 2S Kathryn Houston, salary.
4 days
7 Laura Hatel Woods, salary
a Grace Bollard, salary
28 Letlia' Watson, salary, 1 day
80 Elsie Goldner. salary
Oct.
Oct
Oct.
Oct.
Oct
31 Mrs. A. H. Meshier, cash
drawer "00
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
2 H. J. Ellis, expenses 4 50
4 Crawford Kennedy, 6.OU0 en
velops, stamped 106 00
4 Lincoln Sign works, bill No
vember 1, 1905 7 90
4 Mrs. A. B. Meshier, extra,
work 18 60
4 Bessie Marks, salary extra
work 1 00
4 Crawford Kennedy, salary.. 15 00
4 Letha Watson, salary, extra
work 10 33
4 William P. Warner, salary. 60 00
4 Bell Ager, salary, evtra
work 11 S3
4 Verna Leonard, salary, ex
tra work II 33
4 Bertha Brewster, salary ex
tra work 11 83
4 Jessie Dow. salary, extra
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
ov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov,
A DIFFERENCE
IN LUNGS.
In the Edinburgh Uni
versity three human lungs lie
side by side. One is ot an
Eskimo and is snow white.
In life, this vould be ruddy
with rich blood. Another is
that of a coal-miner and is
black. The other is of a town
dweller and is a dirty slate
gray, as are the lungs of most
city residents. That's why
consumption thrives in cities.
One reason why Scott's
Emulsion does so much to
keep down consumption is
because it helps to keep the
lungs clean and supplies
them with rich, red blooa. It
makes the lungs germ-resisting.
If the body is run
down and health is at a low
ebb Scott's Emulsion will
build it up quickly and per
manently. K0H I jWM rsj Pot l &hM NivVers.
All goods marked
in plain figures at low
est prices.
Use our private tele
phone exchange. Call
727 and ask for the
department wanted.
I .....
MEN'S FALL SUITS-In fancy Scotch Tlaids and many new mixtures
All garments guaranteed throughout Here ready
to try on at $18.00, $15.00, $12.50 and
A Turkey goes with each sale of $10.00 or over.
MEN'S WINTER OVERCOATS 52 inches long with or without belt
in a large variety of new patterns, including black. Large roomy ones
here ready to try ou at $20.00, $18.00, $15.00, $12.50 and
And a Turkey goes with each sale of $10 or over.
Mm
Q
11 33
12 33
12 33
12 S3
11 83
11 33
6 00
13 33
1 67
11 S3
10 S5
IS 00
4 45
10 50
5 00
78 $0
IS 50
t 00
' 41 20
750
22 25
13 60
76 06
10 01
fit! 66
71 35
.via ....... . ... .............
Nov. 4 Anna Hartwell, salury, ex
tra work
Nov. 4 Kathryn Houston, salary.
extra work
Nov. 4 Gertrude Ager, salary, ex
tra work
Nov. 4 Laura Hazel Woods, salary.
extra work
Nov. 4 Jessie Davidson, salary, ex
tra work
Nov. 4 Mrs. A. B. Meshlor, cash
drawer
Nov. 4 Hattie Groff, salary, extra
wort
Oct. 28 Gertrude Peters, salary one
day
Nov. 4 Lillian Peters, salary and
i niKhts' work
Nov. 4 Gertrude Peters, salary and
i niKhts work
Nov. 4 L. R. Jones, salary due ex
tra work
Nov. iC. E. Pierce, transportation
and work
Nov. 10 Baker Bros, engraving two
halltone cuts (Uurkett and
Fairbanks, campaign IStrfi.
No 10 Lincoln Telephone Co., rent
als .Oct., rxuv.. Lxtns
Nov. 11 Wm. P. Warner, expenses
to date
Nov. 4 Graoe Ballard, salary, 7
uights extra work
Nov. S A. B. Meshier, cost for
cash drawer
Nov. 10 Neb. Telephone Co., rents.
tolls, exts. mts
Nov. 10 Harry Porter, supplies No
vember. 1906. bill
Nov. 10 Hammond Pig. Co., W.CiuO
folders. Oct. 51
Nov. 10 George Bros., printing bills
Oct.. Nov., I9f6
Nov. 10 Benton Bros., printing $30.75
11 2.00 '.' envs
Nov. 10 Western Union Tel. Co., Oct.
to Nov.
Nov. 10 Wm. P. Warner, salary
Nov. 10 Crawford Kennedy. ex-
Denses
Nov. 10 Llndell hotel bill. Nov. S,
Utf. In full to date
24
65
640
315
1
270
351
10
57
15
15
15
15
5
Nov. 10 C. Brown, claim Murray ho-
tl to date
Nov. lft Stir Pub. Co., In full to
date (old claim)
Nov. 10 H. C. M. Burgesa. In full sc.
counts to date all
Nov. 10Am. riistiict Telegraph Co.,
messengers 11W4
Nov. 10 A. B. Meshier. salary in full
May 13 to BPritember
Nov. 10 Slate Journal, 50.MO revenue
pamphlets and express
(campntgn 11M, In full
Nov. 10 Hnrry Porter, supplies of
fice, old committer
Nov. 10 Neb. Te'enh"e Co., rents
old committee. Juno. Julv,
Aug., 1!M, Tmx., 1S04, to
Au.. 1"4
Nov. 11 A. B. Meshier. salary to
Nov. 11
Nov. U Bemis Marks, salary to
Nov. 11
Nov. 11 Oroe Ballard, salary to
Nov. U
Nov. 11 Crawford Kennedy, sal..ry
to Nv. 11
Nov. 11 Llndell ho'el. Pierce, elec
tion tabulation
Total.
.$:,. wo
FIVE THOUSAND GIFTS FIRST
hfiral ot These Donations Sought
Bcforo Canvass of gmaller
Aasonnts for Anditorlnas.
The committee which has tor its object
ths raising of $50,004 to finish the Audito
rium has not yet begun Its active cam
paign. It Is thought best to secure ssveral
$o.000 subscriptions before the canvass foi
the smaller ones Is begun, and at ireseul
161iS ft FAQNAM STREETS. OMAHA.
THE rtOri,E'8 FI'HMTl'RK AX CAKPET CO.
Tyirtieys Sally irdaiy
With each and every CASH OR CREDIT sale of
ten dollars ($10) or over in our Men's Clothing
Department Only. You may take them along
home with you. Our values arc equal to any
offered in the ritv. The turkey is a clear gain to
you over and above the values we offer for Satur
day's sellinp. Here is an opportunity to get a
turkey for your Thanksgiving dinner without
one penny's cost to you. "We will have ample
quantity on hand.
BOYS' SUITS AND OVERCOATS -Made with
that particular dash and cut that all boys like,
at $6.50, $5.00, $3.25 and
THANKSGIVING REDUCTION SALE
WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR HATS-Your unrestricted choice of any $5.00
Woman's Hat in our Millinery Section at
Hats are trimmed with wings, plumes and foliage come in black and colors.
WOMEN'S "W00LTEX"
collar, yoke and sleeves piped with velvet Saturday we will sell 25
of these coats at the special price of . . ;
The fame of the "Wooltex" garments is national.
CHILDREN'S LONG WINTER CLOAKS Made of popular materials in empire,
"Buster Brown" and Box Coat styles all colors all sizes Regular $7.50
values on sale Saturday at
LADIES WALKING SKIRTS-A beautiful line of Tweed
arrived made in the
$7.50 values on sale Saturday at
the men expected to make the first and
largest subscriptions are out of the city.
When they return the committee will make
an effort to get their subscriptions, and If
successful, will thou actively rrosecute the
campaign for the remainder of the $50,000.
The $6,000 subscription made by Guy C.
Barton is conditional on raising the entire
amount within thirty days after the cam
paign begins.
FATHER SHOWS UP ANGRY
Threatens Halt Against Man Who
Marries Ills Fifteen-Year.
Old Daughter.
Late Thursday afternoon Edward L.
Dalton applied at the oilice of tl.o marriage
Ucensu clerk for a permit to wed Sadie V.
Puicell. 1I gave her age as 18, and said
that after marrluge they were going to re
side at 1513 Leavenworth street. Friday
morning a man named Reynolds called at
the county judge's rooms and Inquired
about the license. When he found out
it hud been Issued he became angry. He
asserted the girl, who is his step-daugter,
was only 15 years old in October. He had
found the pair In a rooming house and did
not at first believe Dalton's story of the
license, and the marriage. Ha said he
would at once enter complaint against
Dalton with the county attorney, but up to
noon he had not done so. The girl did not
apiear with Dalton when he got ths li
cense, but he made oath to her age.
Mortality Statistics.
The following births and deaths have
been reported to the Board of Health for
the twenty-four hours ending at noon
l'rlda y :
20
OO !
86
00
05
00
00
S3
00
60
50
50
00
25
Blill.s Bteve Hchlcker. 1010 Martha,
Rudolph Rlx. 26 H t umlng, girl; Jacob !
.Nelson, lob, south rwenty-serond, boy;
Frank KK 137$ William, hov; Fred Goerns.
4138 Burdeite, girl; William Coleman. 117
South Tenth, boy.
Deaths Balvatore Moncura, 2J12 Sew
ard. 27.
SALT RHEUM OH HINDS
Suffered Agony ind Had to Weir
Bandagei All th Tim.
ANOTHER CURE BY CUTICURA
1$
Another cure by Cuticnra is told of
by Mrs Caroline Cable, of Waupoca,
Wis., in the following grateful let
ter: " Mjf husband uftcre4 agony
with salt rheum on hit hands,
and I had to keep them bandaged all
the time. We tried everything we
could get, but nothing helped him
ntil he used Cat irnra. One art of
Cuticnra Soap, Ointment, and Pills
"cured him entirely, and hi hands have
been at smooth as possible ever since.
I do hope this letter will be the meant
oi helping tome other tuKcrcr."
THEEUi
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FALL COATS-Made in the latest empire style
latest approved style. We guarantee the fit or no sale, i
Pip
OX NOVEMBER 27, the Burlington will make Home
Visitors' Excursion rates from Omaha and Nebraska ter
ritory to many points in Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan,
Ontario, AVestern New York, Pennsylvania, Kentucky
and West Virginia. This is the only such excursion of
the Autumn. Beturn limit, 21 days.
These Annual Home
ing very popular. The
ways, Chicago, Peoria and
eastern destinations.
For rates, information, berths and all details, address
J. B. Reynolds, City Pass. Agt., 1502 Farnam St., Omaha.
boy; t
n 1I noil --'i Z
If Jill l h u ' r T7 IIU,
mm a A' T III I I mi TL I 1 1 I L' 114 1 XV
wwi ji hisi:. -cvcvvj- www,
HOME VISITORS' EXCURSIONS
rROM ALL points ON
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY
GREATLY REDUCED RATES EAST
Indiana, Ohio mni certain point In Illinois, Kontuoky, West
Virginia, Pennsylvania, Now York, Michigan and Ontario,
Novombor 27th. 190S. tt Return limit. 21 days.
DON'T MISS THIS CHANCC
To visit tho old boaM and sea ions frlaads el wiber dara.
1. C TOtmila. teawal
iO
We willingly and
cheerfully offer you
the use of our credit
system. We solicit
CHARGE
ACCOUNTS
era
j
Walking Skirts just
,
J.U.
Home Visitors'
Excursion East
Visitors' Excursions are prov
Burlington, with its three gate
St. Louis, can best reach the
Tu - tft sal Tkset tlwl. lu Uaia. Me.
