Nebraska Newspapers

    Till; UKK: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 0, 11)12
O V I i:itKI Itm ItKNT
lloasee nail t oltaara.
wantko Hn tknants.
VI'I make nwH lidernl concenston for
Immediate, occupnnrv. Miki- u offer.
-r., Inrir, mod, lei. It.. l.N N 31st, ill
t;-r . nevlv papeted, tnl., lis Corby, 1 13.
.Vr., oily wat-r, 7-1 Bancroft. !.
'-i., partly mod.. W Hamilton, $1".
T-l, furnace, burn. .Wl I'likfr, JH.
)., city water, 1415 1'heips, I.
4-r., ;.'; S. nisi, ju
':-r., part mod., Ho." Orant, VI.
t-i. rind., mm tint, Mil Vinton, $1.".
mod., nrV list. 1417 Vinton. $u.
-I., citv water, repnpercd. Martha. $IS
i-r, mod. (for colored), 1IU N. IMh, fli.
Rl'BSKM, M K1TKICK.
4.3 Ramies Hldn. l.'.tli and Harney,
KOlT K N T II i e ThalTnn. 5i S2f.th
Ave., f.-iooni suite; first door; hot ilr
ln-nt; het janitor service; new and up-lo-dnte;
a.tT.ft'.
Houses, Ins. Ill ti k " Hit. Biandcl III. Until.
1 1 RK.NT AM modern, newly pa
pered B-ronm cottage. Webster 4232 or
eml at :.'W Amen Ae.
-KOOM strictly all modern house, ySi.aO.
:'?rorplolon Ave.
N 1 N i:-KO LNFlmiise, modern, liar. MT.
Store unit Utllces.
WISH lo sublet suile of five rooms In
Pity National Hank Bldg. Call 1 4113.
NKW mote room. IHxiiO, mod. ex. heat;
suitable for confectionery or mlillnery,
1M7 N. 24i h St.. .10.
RIRKKTT & TEBBENS.
423 Bee Bldg. P. 47M. A-17&4.
OrtKKKI) VOW SALIC.
.tliilcitl ImirmicuUi
PIANO, slightly used,
figoistroni i'.imi i Mta.
l-'arnam tils.
IM.KC'lKli: pl.t. so :uid
pulling. Acma Machine Co
at
Co,
a bargain.
, 1-Hli and
music box re
.. .11J4 Uv w'lh,
! j pcwittcrs.
I.ir.Hf TO!
f.'f tent.
AVR1TKK C"0.
:"ll iiONARril VISIBLE
UK MOSAHCH TVt'E
411 X. 15th. Phone I) 4(9.
KENT un l ill ver typewriter (front the
Oliver Typewriter Co. Douglas
T Y PEW R IT K H S, Al.I, MA KK SKor
rale or rent; largest stock, best bargains.
H. F. Swausou Co., 131 Farnam c-t.,
Omaha.
3M1TII 1'UK.M 1 EHd, models No. 2 or
No. 4, hi excellent condition, rented three
months for Xb.
SMITH l'KE.MIER TYPEWRITER CO.,
lllth and Oouglas.
Mlacellaaenou..
ELECTllI(J PIANOS
Peanut, gum, match and post card
machines. Acme Machtno Co., 312,
J .ravenworth.
SAFES Overstocked with second-hana
(Afes, all Blzes and makes; bargains.
American Supply 'o.. 1110 Karnam St.
FOR SALE New and secondhand
rarom and, pocket billiard tables and
howling alleys and accessories; bar fix
tures of all kinds; easv pavments. The
llrunswlck-Bulke-Collander Co., 407-409 8.
l'ithtJ
FOR PA EE Two scholarships In the
Omaha Commercial college and one In
Royles college. Business office, Omaha
Bee.
-2 1) SAFES. DKRIOHT. IH Farnam St.
$, Coal for stove or furnace. Try it.
Harmon & Weeth. Webster MS,
O FF ice-fT; RNl T U RK.
Will sell oak roll top desk, 4 ft. 6 In. One
oak flat top desk, run. chairs and other
fin nit ure. These goods have been used
und can be purchased at a bargain.
GEORGE H. WRIGHT.
Care lice Pub. Co., Omaha.
Bill BARGAIN.
One largo Iron safe, slso 42 V.. Rf, I,., SI
T'.; miiHt be sold; am going out of busl-r-.s.
ltl N. lfith.
LADIES' new reversible coat at a bar
nin. Ca'.l Webster 3960.
FOR 6ALE Air oompresnor, tank and
i iiKlne. Apply, new Woodmen of the
w-n Id Bldg.
ifliTM Century wheel for sale; fine, con
litlon; cost Mo: will sell reasonably.
J'lione Harney 1042.
PEKSOXAIj
i Ol.NU women coining to Omaha as
'.laiintra nie invited to visit the Xoung
omens Ciiiisiian essociailon buiiuing
. i oevutiteentu and ht. Mary's Ave.,
.:ii they will be duecte.d to suiialne
unit; places or otherwise assisteu.
i. i , uui' umeu-is' aid at the Union
..idun.
WAN I'KIJ-'i'o know Mrs. Dugan's pres
ii. I uodiess. Met last time at skating
i .nli, Fremont, Neb. Hubert Taylor, geu
' i u i delivery.
'4-DAY BLOOD RE.MEDY.
GlmliHii Puainihcy, 12m ami Dodge.
A New Truss
NEi i. I &it i lo.v AUllu- AND
liML L'l.
Doea not spread mo rupture opn In
ternally a.a com ex pads uo. Write for
-oKlet.
THE TYRRELL TRESS CO.,
;;.ij Bioadway, .sew York City.
iu!-sais.. ii.i.teiiiiuuMe, otto Old bosion Kid.
K rent una repair all kinds of sewing
iiiuciiiiicB. inu. A-lmJ. Douglas laui.
NEBRASKA CYCLE CO.,
loth and Harney rits. .
M XX ( 1 1 neauiient. Mrs. Steele.
.tiA.iUL 1 70.1 Dode. Ground tloor.
MAfrSAOE Swedish movement; nothing
I eiier lot ineuiiiattnin ; ladles, (1; gentie
lutii, $1.61 Apt. 2, lNeii Farnam. D. tK4i..
llAZCL LEAF PILE" cViNKSBest
1 . 1. inly for Ucntiig, uietMling or protruu
.tig I'iUs; ii)c postpaid; sampio free. Slier
naii .v MeConneil liug Co., Om.iha.
J SiSs ( I'', Baih, salt glow aromatic
,mxjjiu ireaiment. Mme. Allen,
hloago, KK e. i tn hi., 1st floor. D. 7u4i.
I.Il-.Hl-.S. mask Hill is to lure, 1614 How d.
Til E SALVA1ION ARMY eolieits cas.
otf clotoing; In tael. anyililng you do not
need. We collect, repair and sell, at 14
N. 11th St., for cost of Collection, to the
worthy poor. Call 'phone Douglas 4125
a mi wauons w ill cull.
Mrs. Snyder, inaasab'e, electrical treat
ment. 6 IMinsany, jcih iVr 1'lerce. D. 4MS0.
Dr. Hul he, women's diseases. II Doug, i'k
l All'K!T l( ! treatment. E. Brott, 710
" - - - s. liui,, 2i floor. D. D2S9.
l'Ol'LTKV AND TKT STOCK
M-ieviin.gs. 41 :iit per lm. VVatner, Kul N. 16
A AY connoisseur ol coiuecilonery wll7
Kitilily toil you that there are nu candles
. nlih :m outshine O'Brien's in purity
i il ilntMiesj. If Mr,. J. A. Glddens, GiMtj
. Ave., !i! oomu to Jhe nee office
..jih.n tliiee days we will give her an
.iii for a W-cent box of O'Brien's
i :i:nly.
IIKAL KSTATK
lit II Dt lt&' INHIHMA I IO..
Tllei'trln :a flxtuies. Omaha Silver Co.
i Tem l enient Co., Kill and Cumuitf.
ooi ISO 1'AlNT. luiililiiij panel', plas
! hoar.i. Amor. Supply Co. 110-j Nicholas.
I' lis. Son t HI rid, painting, decorating.
a on. v con., j .i.ber. il aiy. Web. Z.
lilt PltOi'i-ik I t 4-uil a tl.L.
WELL located, 4J foot
I h:ee, walll host offer,
r ee.
lot In Kountze
Address B lo;G,
A SACRIFICE
Seven-room modern house at 2MW
Webster St.. having parlor, living room.
iliiunK room, sleeping room and kitchen
a first floor; all except kitchen hae
.'i.iricr-rawed oak floors; two sleeping
i ',!i!t upst:lis; cement porch. On same
; I facing east is four-room cottage,
modem except furnace; corner lot lu"x
,j fct i, nicely terraced. Room on cor
ner fir uuo'.hcr house; permanent
alksi. a ed street.
Will la.'ilflce for quick s.i!e lit Iti.iXs).
VINCENT I). DERMODY,
Ull "It v National Bank Bldg.
telephone Dot.g.as 7vi
ilie Right i ;ai e fu- Your Factory. "
Choice Trackage Lots
Yen' Cheap
located alone Missouri Pacific right-tf-way,
between Leavenworth and Can
ler Sts. See lie at once.
VINCENT D..DKRMODY,
Ull City NatlLinal Hank Bldg.
, TelepbiBtt D'jugiaj
HKAL ESTATE
PRorr.RTV tor
f ITV
it r.
FIRST CEASS Onisha Income property.
I have an endowment fund to Invent.
Owners onlv ntvd answer. JK.OOO to M'.
tV N delay after approval. Address
A 1rrr., tlee.
ItKAL F.STATK
I'tnM A Ht.MII 1. 4. Ml FOR AI.R
taaaila.
FOR RENT Sale, r cr.chanae for raw
land. afj acres three inlles south of
UilfflP, Sass. ; i aervs pasture fenced,
balance well plowed and suu1iied; full
crop this year. Small house, ahet, barn,
plenty of wst.T. easily cultivated. Rents
lor s the crop at the elevator. ale
price HO.Ot) an acre. Easv terms. Ad
dress owner. Box ytiA, Cnllsi, la.
HHI11SM COLUMBIA.
Choice valiey terms in tracts of lfio acres
or moie on eaxy terms, witnln 1 to ft miles
rom the towns aionn the uiand I runs
I'scifio Hallway between Fort OeoriJS ana
prince Uupert. Write for tiookiet de
scribing tills wofidui'tul courtty. n.
Meyei, Iiisirict Males Agent, tiv I'axtou
iMOK.. Omaha, Neb.
Colorado.
CHEAPER THAN A HOMESTEAD.
1HU acres of improved Colorado land,
good soil, for ej, small fiame house,
u acres in cultivation, evry acre can te
cultivated. '1 went) -live miles east HI
Celorauo Sprmas. Kleveu miles troia
Peyton on tne Rock Island. A great bar
gain. VINCENT D. DERMODY.
1614 City National Rank Widg.
Tel. Uouglas Mk
V ACRES, well Impioved, miles
irom town, v, nine to school, tine neigh
borhood, good rich deep soil; this is a
choice quarter section; price ill per acre
for 0.111CK cash dal. Olillland tt Wood
iloe. Wblaid, Colorado.
Fiorina.
FLORIDA,
THE LAND OF SUNSHINE,
We ure offering 10, to and 40-acre tracts
and upwards located In Columbia county
near l-ake City, Florida, Su miies wsi of
Jacksonville and only NO miles from St.
Augustine. 1 his property is Intersected
bv three railroads of national reputation,
which furnish tha best of services at
reasonable rates to all markets of the
United States.
The climate la Ideal. Fine farms are
now being worked In our tract with
exceptionally good results. Own on of
our farms. Investigate our offer. Small
cash pavments and easy terms.
Low rates dally. Tickets good until
June 1.
ROBT. C. D RUES EDO W & CO.,
(Sales Ag-ent
SCO Omaha National Hank Bldg ,
Omaha, Neb.
GRAPE FRl'IT, orange and winter
vegetable land near Arcadia, the rotmtv
seat of DcBoto county, Florida. The op
portunity of A l'fettme. Prlcea right.
terms easy. Agents wanted. Booklet free.
Hyde & Grant Land Co., Fairmont. Minn.
Oeorsla.
GREAT SOUTH GEORGIA
Traversed by' the
ATLANTA, BIRMINGHAM tt ATLAN
TIC RAILROAD.
Lands adaptable to the widest range of
crops. All the money crops of the south
plentifully produced. For literature treat
ing with this coming country. Its soil,
climate, church and school advantages,
write
VT. H. LEAHY, DEPT. K,
General Passenger Agent,
ATLANTA. OA.
Iowa,
THE easiest way to find buyer for
your farm la to Insert a small want ad
in the Les Moines Capital. Largest cir
culation In. the state of Iowa, 43.1KH) dally.
Tha Capital Is read by and believed In
by the standpatter of Iowa, who simply
refUKe to permit any other paper In their
homes. Rates, 1 cent a word a day; 11.26
per lino per mnntn; count six ordinary
words to the line. Address Des Moines
Capital, Des Moines, la.
Minnesota.
GREAT SNAP ll-aere farm, good
house, barn, granary, well and wind
mill, nice grove. Price $35 per acre.
Easy terms. P. Peterson, Olenwood,
Minn.
Nebraska.
A DAN'DT 160, Webster county, well
Improved, close to town; alfalfa, timber;
fine hog and dairy farm; easy terms. W.
B. Barrett, Hayes Center, Neh.
Nevada.
NORTHWESTERN NEVADA 40 acres,
$10 down, $10 per acre. $5 per month. E.
J. Clemons, Orange. Cal.
N eve Mexico.
FOUR CHOICE BARGAINS, ten acrea
bearing peaches; SO acres alfalfa; 40 acres
alfalfa, close In; 120 acres 3 ml.es out.
Government Irrigation, plenty of water,
healthful climate, good schools. Write to
day. Hartshorn & Co., Tanslll Bldg.,
Carlsbad. N. M. '
Texas.
"
SPECIAL RARGA1NS "5 acres near
Arfesla, quarter mile from Tuna In La
Saile county; proven belt for onions, figs,
and cotton; quick sale, $35 per acre. Also
(our black and black sandy land farms;
each 1411 acres; best cotton, corn, potato
section on South Texas; no crop failures;
Increasing In valuo $ to $15 each year.
S. E. Seymour, owner, Columbus, Texas.
HEAIi ESTATE LOAXB
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam St.
OMAHA Property and Nebraska Lands.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
1018 New Omaha Nat'l Bank Building.
FARM LOANS near Omaha; no com
mission ; optional payments; cheap money.
Orln S. Merrill. 1210 City Nat'l Bank Bldg.
MONEY to loan on business or resi
dence properties, $1,000 to $5O0,0u0. W. 11.
THOMAS. 7j03 First Nat'l Bank Bldg.
$109 to $10,on0 made promptly. F. D.
Vead, Wead Bldg., 18tli and Farnam.
WANTED City loans, peters Trust Co.
GARVIN BR0S.o1Tha WW.
LARGE loans, municipal iKinds, mort
gages bought and sold. STILL BROS.
FOIt SALE On EXCHANGE
WILL, exchange for rlock of gooda.
$1.&, equity In a 9-room modern house
in LeMurs, la, II. E. Freeman, Clear
l ake. la.
FIVE-ACRE buburoan home, Improved
with 7-r. house chuicu Iocs lion and many
takublu feature?; value $t,0nO; easy terms,
or will exchange for Omaha or South
Omaha lncoinu property. An opportunity,
lnwsllgate.
OH IN S. MERRILL CO.,
Rooms L'li-H City National Bank Bldg.
' ACRES In eastern Kansas, all good
land. No Improvements; o acres In win
ter '.vhent: I H. tjisj ; Incumbrance, i,
W ill tako Omaha income, or give liberal
discount for cash. Address C 1077, Bee.
S Ffv ERA iTg U ART E IWMLan county";
Noun Dakotu, unimproved land; want
Mixelsslppi, lexaa Gulf coast or South
A i Lanzas farms, Improved or partly. M.
D. Buddy, lioiihtori. Texas.
FOR EXCHANGE 12 forties cut-over
iNorinern ikcoiisiii . wi acre; clear of
mortgage, mineral reserved which is
common In the Iron felt. Want land,
rjty properly, merchandise, autuomoblie
or offer, describe fully, A. M. Kiuff
isan. loc'ndge, la.
WANTED TO I1UV
:d-liand goods. Kleser, 10J0 Cntr. D. fct,it',i.
WOULD like lo buy second hand
trola with records. Tel. Doug. 6liil
Vic
MILL SlAClilNERY WANTED Plan
er, tenoner, shaper. cut off saw, mnrtlser,
windotv frame machine. Can use second
hand, must be cheap. Address y 81, tare
linmlia R-e.
Yoi'R wife alwavs appreciates Utile at
tentions ou pay her. Stop and ge her
a box of O T.ricn's candy. If M. Lllloit,
5 It N. 41st St.. will come to The Bee
office within three days w will give
bin: an older for a 40-cent bo of
O Brlen's candy.
WANTED (HTIATIOX9
WANTED Position as housekeeper by
respects!. Is middle-aged lady. prefer
home with children. Also experienced aa
nurse. Address Mra Marie Turner, gen
eral delivery, Council Bluff, la.
tVAMTKD SITLATIOXS
WANTED Situation. Respectable Ger
man widow. 52 years oM. wouid like a
wd home with elderly gentleman. Can
alve bet recommendations. Mrs. Marv
Kovar, H'?-4 So. i:th St., Omaha, f.eb.
Phone Red, ISM.
SlTI'ATloN wanted as nisnsecr of
(rer eral sti-.'e, country town; experienced.
O BIS. Hce.
WANTKD-Hy young reliable marred
man. position; clerical work preierreit.
but will accept outide work. cb. ,r.!i,
M-liWS.a
WAsTl'lNG and curtains done. T. II M-
"TTooTjKaTEPiMT and clerical work
evenings and Saturdays, use typewriter.
Address 1. 743. Hee.
"""THREE young IsdliA, piano player and
singer, want position In picture show.
etjerlenced. Douglas GSTw. K 7". Bee.
POSITION wanted by competent lady
stenographer; references as to ability.
Harney M4.
"vrit'Nil"-innn who is honest and with
good habits wants work of any kind, store
or office. D l"7!i. lee.
PRIVATE famine and cuius wisning to
entertain friends at home before deciding
should i'H II and see W. T. Fuller, a first-
class caterer, whp prepares and serves In
the latest styles collations, p.nk lean,
luncheons, banquets and dinners. Best ot
references from Chicago and the east.
Address W. T. Fuller. 2424 ErMne St.,
(iinaha, Neh. Phone Webster 5101
TOUNU
tendpr.
man wains
p. ' eliCei' fl
inii.uoii as
Tv lies.
bar-
WHITE lady desires steady pieces of
day work: neat, conscientious; does not
disappointment engagements. Phone It
IfiST.
W AN 1 ED-Position by an expert pen
man: bookkeeping experience! also esi
rlence asi policy engrosser with insurance
company! hest of references; age, ii;
married. Thons Douglas S022.
YOL'Nfl man wants place to wot for
board while attending school. Boyle
college. Douglas JSIS4 or Ind. A-1!M.
WANTED A position as watchman ov
secret servicing, good references. U 1036,
Bee.
.WHIl K woman upm
s day worKi neat
and e.eaii 'el. D. 0740
YOl'Ntl lady
stenographer wishes a
puFltlon In office;
best ot rererencea,
willing to start at small salary, lei.
Webster 207B.
LADY stenographer; has had 8 years'
experience; desires a position; Is fast on
the typewriter. D 1012, Bee,
SITUATION wanted by ail-round Junl
tor; can do anything firing, cleaning,
window washing. J. M. Johnson. Beit,
Web. :WT7
WANTED By barber; a Job, no stu
dent. B. H. Norton. Stoneham. Colo.
YOl'NO fnan. married, of good appear
ance, wishes a position with a firm; have
had experience as telegraph operator;
competent for q,u!ck and accurate work.
F 1014, Bee.
SITUATION wanted; lady wants to
exchange work for room and board In re
fined private family. E 1013. Hee.
W A Shift U ancfcleautng lor Thursday
and Saturday. Web. 4207
MIDDLE-AGED lady woo d like to care
f,r children or sick. Web. tn-Vt.
WANTED Evening work In bookkeep
ing, accounts, as cashier, etc., by grad
uate of eastern university. References.
C 1011. Hee.
WANTED Babies to care for. B. M.r..
REFINED lespeciablo woman wants
position as housekeeper, competent. Write
2WS West 3rd St., Grand iMland. Neb
YOUNG man, married, of guod appear
ance, wishes a position with a firm; have
had experience as telegraph operator;
competent for iulck and accurate work.
F Hill. Bee.
""FIRST CLASH laundress wishes posi
tion in private family a few days a
week. Will do house cleaning also. 42U
S. 10th St.
YOUR husband and son are looking
forward to dessert time they know that
you have ordered some of Dalsell's Ice
cream. If Mrs. C. W. Brown. 4U Under
wood Ave., will come to The Bee within
three day's we will give her an order for
a quart brick of this fine Ice cream.
r ' r 1 r
LIVE STOCK MARKET OF WEST
Ship your stock to south Omaha; save
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten
tion. LIVE STOCK COMMISSION' MER
CHANTS Byers Bros. Co. Strong end responsible.
WOOD BROS., HJ4-uS Exchange Bldg.
Great West. Com. Co., Omaha Denver.
W. R. SMITH & BOS just ha mile s hjsep.
TAGG BROS, handle cattle, hogs, ahoep
Clay, Robinson & Co.. 200 Exch. Bludg.
Interstate Co. Better results. Ship to us.
LlFTON Com. Co.. 222 Exchange Bidg.
HI 'UK E-RICK LY i 201 Exch. Bldg.
I,. 10. ROBERTS & CO.. 22 Exch. Bldg
Cox i Jones Coin. Co., bunch of hustler.
Farmers L. B. Com
Co.. 20 Exchange.
Deposit proceed.
of shipments In Stock
Only bank at yards.
Yards Nat'l bank.
Martin Bros. & Co., 203-4 Exch. Bldg.
OMAHA, THE GUAItf MARKET
WEEKS GRAIN CO..
grain merchants.
7J3 Hrandels.
Consignments solicited.
MR. HUSBAND, If you are looking for
something to take home for an extra fine
dessert, step Into Dalzell's. If Dr.
W. 8. Clbbs, 4H10 Underwood Ave., will
come lo The Bee office within three days
we will glv him an order for a quart
brick, ot this fine Ice cream.
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.
Meeting ot
Stockholders
land Company
The Union
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of The Union
Land Company for the election of five
directors and the transaction of such
other business as may legally come be
fore the meeting, will be held at the
nfflro of the General Solicitor, Union
Pool fie Headquarters Building, lfith and
Dodgo streets, Omaha. Nebraska, on
Mouduy, tlio kth day ot January, 1912,
at ID o'clock A. M.
Tha stock transfer hooka will be closed
't days previous lo tha meeting.
Alex. Miller,
Secretary.
Ntw TcrU Clly, N. T., Dec. 1. I'M I.
DIMZOt
BTOCICJIoLDICRS' MBLT1NG.
Office of LEE-i.LABd-ANDREESEN
HARDWARE COMPANY, Omaha. Ne
braska, December , 1!H. Notice la hereby
given to the stockholders of Lee-Glass-
Andreesen Hardware company that the
annual meeting of the stockholders of the
company win be held at the office of
said company, corner of Ninth and liar
hey street., In the city ot Omaha, In the
state ot Nebraska, on Tuesday, January
I, A. D., I'Jii.. at 2 o clock p. m., for ttae
purpose of electing a board of director
tor tho company to serve during the ensu
ing year, and to transact such other
business as may be presented at euro
meellnif. Attest: W. M. Glass, Secre
tary: II. J. Lee. President.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
The annual meeting of the stockholder,
of the Bee 'Building company will be held
st the office of Bald company, Omaha,
Neluaska. at 4 o'clock p. m. Tuesday,
.lanuary It, 1013, for the election of tu
bniird of directors for the ensuing year,
and fur tlie transaction ot such other
business as may properly come before
ll.e meeting.
By order of the president
Is'. V. FE1L. Secretary.
DnioJL
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UNION PACIFIC COUNCIL
INSTALLS ITS NEW OFFICERS
Officers for tne year 1!1S wrre Installed
last nltlit by T'nlon Pacific council No.
l.Oi'J. Royal Arcanum. They are: II. tj.
Horner, regent; T. Boyd Dysart. vlco
regent; E. A. Zartman, orator; P. .1.
Tehbens, sitting pat regent; W. M. Mo.
Kay, secretary; A. C. Reed, collector:
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guide; C. C. Phelpn, wartlen, and C. A.
Graves, sentry. E. A. Murphy, M. E. l.ar.
son and C. W. Hllxt complete the roster.
Tha flri"t of a series of monthly letters
written from the Philippines by Paul It.
Harm was resd at the meeting. Mr.
Harm will tell of the affslrs and condi
tions ot tha Islands.
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LIVELY DEBATE IN SENATE
Ncwlnnds Fails to Force Lfgilntivr
FTogntm on Body.
DEBATE OVER TARIFF
Hnller 1 1 li a !ilrlleil l)lwulna
llll
r,adn Alan on Responsiveness
of ( nnarra People
of loaolrj.
WASHINGTON, Jan. r.-Sccaloi New.
land, of Nevada precipitated a lively !
Pate today when he attempted to force
upon the senate his resolution proUdlm:
for a leghdntlir pmgrnm.
Ho sought Ineffectually to have liix
resolution tn.i.le unfinliibcd buMnei,, with
I the result that the ensuing dlsi'tissuni
took a wldo range, entering the compli
r.'itiM field of the liirlff. The report of
ti e tnr'ff board ;i'ul the Imnrd Itudf bIko
figured.
Speaking of the bomil Setmtor Reed of
Missouri i h.irnctei li'.od II as mi "un.iu
thorlred ni,d Illegally coiiKillcl. il bod) ."
When Senator Smott. siipporciu; tlie re
port, expriKscd tho Impo that lit rocom
niend.itUiii, would t.ot bo rmbmlleil l.i
legislation, the Missouri irnatiu1 replied
that he would not permit nuy fle men
to tell him how he should xo.e on the
tariff or any other iinM!on. He did nut
believe conrres should nbilicato II i film
Hon. !
When Mr. Newlniuls ilei lured ti nt tl
Inn! been forty yems hIiicp tlie countrx !
I: d ev perienceil a reduction of tin1 '.ii'.'f.
.crtmtor Gallliigcr called lit! , nilon to the ,
i'Iiiii tment of tho Wllion law In tlie lusi j
Cicxoland iiilmlnisti ntlon. Ho icUi d that
the country had teipilred a li'lnr time to
get over that reduction."
"Oh," responded Mr. New-lands, "lliat Is
ancient history."
"It Is not forty years ancient," raid Mr.
Galllnger.
llnlley and Newlanila Araoe.
The proceeding also Involved a splrlte,l
discussion between; Mr. Ncwlands and
Senator I'alluy of Texas. Replying to n
chargo by the Nevada senator that rep
resentative government had proved a
failure, the Texan declared that rongrens
hnd been especially responsive to the
public will during the last twenty yeaia.
Ho ndib'd the opinion that but for some
"demagogues" there would have been
still more effective response. When Sen
ator Newlands manifested a disposition
to construe the remark as a personal
reflection. Mr. Bailey disavowed any such
Intention. A
"The senator from Nevada has enough
to be responsible for without lidding
that." said Mr. Pulley.
Amplifying his arguments In support of
the proposition for providing an order of
business, Mr. Newlands mentioned the
neglect of congress to enact legislation
for the Improvement of the walerwnys of
the country and for falling to provldo for
u physical valuation of the railroads as
Instances wherein congress failed to
v
lespoiid to the popular demand for action.
II" rliurnci! that tlin apolntinent of the
n.it iohhI wat rnns commission hSd heen
iiiade for the pm pose of postponing
i :
ctioti, ii sc iiiiing the proceeding as a
tu nil 1'iU' ci iii;" pnicess, In which he said
'two i i pulii ;cn n ii ml two democratic sen
BOARD1"1'" participated. He s -sorted sJio
tluit the railroad, hud been Instrumental
''II" ii'H in'" imi'i o ennni oi naviganie
t l e:l ins.
Sniiitor Galllnger objci ted tu Mr. New
Inn. Ik' roiuert for . recognition of hli
resolution mul after tto hours of di
ciifsion tlie sublert wan dropped.
Old Monastery of
Trappists Burned
Wl.Wll'l;,;, Man., .tun. 5 -The Trspplst
monn.-tct, ; t. N, r:.. t, Mai ., was de
stroyeilbv fc.e i .irly today. The fifty-three
monlii residing In tho building sought
shelter In the new nmna'-terv, nearly com
pleted. All of the wltitcru stores were
lust and the monks must depend on the
charity of farmers for sustenance until
next simmer.
The burned building which waa erected
tenty iais ago waa the first built by
tie Trappists. when tho order originated
and was one of three In America.
' It Is the custom of Catholic priests
from nil over Canada to send Jewelry for
; gilding- and w atches for repair to hn
j inotur tcry and a hu ge number of these
! pit oil were destroyed, together with the
uppainttiH for the work. St. Norbet 1m
n. nc mill s south of Winnipeg,
j BELLEVILLE. III.. Jan. IV-St. peter s
' cathedral, one of the oldest Catholln
edifices In southern Illinois, was destroyed
by firn tonight. The loss was estimated
at Jl.Mi.OOiV
IH'ISVILLE, Ky.. Jan. r.. Four hun
dred thousand dollars Is the estimated
loss caused by fire that destroyed three
wearing apparel establishments, damaged
the Baldwin Piano company's store and
slightly damaged tho Courier-Journal
building.
Citizens of Wyoming
Town Honor Gol. Cody
CODY, Wyo..
gram.)-Colonel
tendered a big
by his friends,
the Pearl City.
Ian. R. (Special Tele
Wlltlam F. Cody was
reception here last night
neighbors and citizens ot
The vast amount of un-
selfish work and money contributed by
him to the town which bears his name
has always been fully appreciated hern
and the gathering was a public expression
of Its value.
Senator Behwoob Introduced the colonel
and the latter made an address bristling
with fuels touching the future develop
ment of this part of tha big Horn basin.
Colonel Cody touched upon tha policy
of the government, which held vast tracts
of land topped by the most fertile aoll on
earth and which would support thousands
of people, but which were Jukit as far from
being Irrigated as when Colonel Cody had
turned over tho land to the reclamation
vice. Uo deprecated such a policy be
cause of the demand for farms.
He also urged the revision of tha gama
laws further to protect tha great hunting
ground of the Shoshone forest reserves.
Colonel Cody will leave here with nis
sister, Mrs. May Cody Decker, for New
York to consummate tha financing ot his
big Arlsnna mines.
Two More Cities Join
New Outlaw League
NKW OItK, Jan. S.-After a meeting-
here tonight of the new United 8tatea
llaae Hall league, organised three weeka
ago, It waa announced tnat irancmses
had been granted to Pittsburgh rul
Cincinnati. These additions give tht
league organisations In seven cities, tha
others being New York, Brooklyn, Read
ing. Ta., Illchmond and Wsihlngton.
Chicago, Jlultlmore. Philadelphia and
Iluffalo, It waa said, have asked for fran
chises.
William T. McCullongh and Captain
Marshall Henderson represented Pitts
burgh at tho meeting tonight. Tha Cin
cinnati franchise. It waa announced, wa
awarded to John J. Ryan, former aque
duct commissioner of New York.
The promoter sold thnt Edward Ilelnx
had applied for a franchise for Balti
more and that a proposition has been
made by Chicago Interests.
The applicants were quoted aa claiming
ability to obtain an option on ground on
the north side In Chicago where they
feel confident another league team would
prosper. President Wttman raid ha would
gn to Chicago shortly and look over tha
field.
Strychnine Tablets
Cost Woman's Life
Mrs. Kmcllno W. Belndorff, 45 years old,
widow of Charles Belndorff, an architect
who died several years ago, died sud
denly yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock at
her home, itOiKS Mason street. The doctor
who have been attending her are of the
opinion that she accidentally took an
overdone of strychnine tablets. Mrs.
Holndorff Is survived by her father, II.
V. Uuker; two sons, Robert W. Beln
dmff and Arthur It. Belndorff, and a.
brother, Arthur I. linker.
Tho funeral uriangements haj not yea
been made.
SECRETARY WILSON OPENS
DAKOTA TAFT CAMPAIGN
Hl'IlO.V, S. P., Jun. 5. (Special Tele
gram.) Tuft men are here In larne num
bers to attend the convention tomorrow
to organise a Kate Taft club having for
Its object securing a Taft delegation from
South Pukota to the republican national
i onvcnlion.
rieiiutur Oatiible was an early arrival.
( '..iiKii-Bsini n llurke and Martin will ar
rive In the morning and former Governor
Klnid will come with llm Clark county
drlei;;ttiiii. Jiidito Cull la her with a
luruo Utlegiiiloii from the Bluck Hills.
NEW MANAGEMENT OF BOSTON
BASE BALL CLUB ORGANIZES
BOrtTON', Jan. 6. Tha new manage
ment of the Boston American league base
ball dub organized today with Jamea 11.
McAleer of Washington aa president, Rob.
in MrUoy, trcuMirer, and former presi
dent John 1'. Taylor, vice president. Gen
iiul t'hurles II. Taylor of Boston and J.
II. Turner, attorney for th club, were
made illrecloi s.
I'l 'I'kiderit McAlcrr suld the number of
B'.'iMiU would be reduced and that In con
formity villi the resolution adopted last
fall by other clubs, Boston will have but
thirty-five men on the payroll, Tula will
neccsMlute the discharge of some ot th
present men.
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