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Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-17
Last Allotment Of Stock Was Over
Subscribed in Net Sales Over
$4,000.

The Uncle Sam company is backed by the
people in general and great many men
OF influence are among its stockholders
The company is the destined winner of the
central west and the stock will prove to
be the greatest investment in America
There are over three thousand stockhold-
ers and all are at work. The last allot-
ment Of stock was oversubscribed In net
values over eighteen thousand dollars.
This notice. will appear In more than sew
enty Of the leading and most influential
journals OF the United States. lit will be
read by over ten million people. The pres
ent allotment of stock under the prevail
Ing conditions will be greatly .oversub-
scribod. Would advise you to get busy
quick and mail or telegraph your orders
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-17
Right Up Against the Usage Line in
the Five RuRdred-BarreI District
OF the Indian Territory the Uncle
Sam Company Starts Two Drills.


THE UNCLE SAM COMPANY now owns
and controls over THIRTY THOUSAND
(S0OO0 acres Of oil and gas lands on which
there are five pumping plants and sew
enty-nine oil and gas wells The company
VIII soon have five drills working day and
night completing additional producers.
Some Of the undeveloped properties are
recognized by old oil men as being the
richest and most valuable oil holdings yet
discovered. Right up against the Usage line
In the Indisn territory, south of Bartles-
Vile, the Uncle Sam refinery has already
started to work aid will soon have two
drills running in addition to those now
working near Cherryvale The property
adjoining the Usage line has a probable
capacity of ten thousand barrels a day
when developed. 1t behooves every in
weston to think well before he turns down
the stock of the Uncle Sam refinery, which
Is now offered to you for a few hours
longer Mt one-tenth its par Yalue. Don't
wait until the company drihs in a 1--WE
hundred-barrel well and then expect to
secure the stock at even 80 cents per
share.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-17

college. His proposal is to send 800 to 400
picked Catholic boys In body into Trinity
college, under the blessing of the bish-
ops" He asked: 'Is It not possible to
outline some scheme such as Is already
working in so many OF the German uni
versities-the highest type OF school Of
which we have any knowledge-to secure
for Catholic youths in Trinity faculties OF
theology ana philosophy, or which might
serve as nuclei for Catholic organizations
within the university? This is nothing
more than Protestant Germany has con-
coded; nothing but what Irish Protestants
must concede II they are to retain. as
hope they may, the divinity school in Trim
ity college,"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-17
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Davis sells drugs.

Davis sells drugs.
Stockert sells carpets
Plumbing and heating. Bixby g. Son.
Drs. woodbury.. dentists 80 Pearl street.
Leffert's improved toric lenses give salts
faction.
Mrs. Leonard Everett has gone to Colo
RADIO Springs for a visit,
Get your pictures and frames at Bor-
Wicks. ri So. Main st. Tel. 6S3
Woodring- Schmidt Undertaking Co., 23s
B'way, successors to Lunkley. Tel $50.
Special attention given TO pictures for
wedding gifts. Alexanders. 1888 B'way.
best shoe repair work. Give him a trial
DR.. Luella 8. Dean, homeopath, diseases
pf women and children. Room 3. Brown
M. f. Rohrer and son, l. Beers Rohrer,
will leave tomorrow for two weeks So
journ at Spirit Lake
Mrs ]. H. Wheeler Of Chicago is the
guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. T.
Baldwin, 702 First avenue, i-''a 80 ~
Mrs Anna. Mass OF Minden, Ia, died
yesterday at the General hospital, aged e.
years yea s, Inc BODY was shipped TO Minden
George D. Riggs. formerly of the.council
Blutfs Nonparell, now with the Des Moines
I h,egistssr and Leader is in the city Wis
Judge o. D. wheeler of the district court
and family VIII leaXe either this evening
will. II is expected be adjourned until the
early part OF August.
The preliminary hearing of Poundmaster
McRaven on the charge Of assaulting A. w
Cushenberry, one of his assistant dog
catohers, with a revolver, is set for
Wednesday before Judge Field.
The funeral OF the late John Merkel
was held yesterday evening from the fam
lily home on Washington avenue and was
private, only the relatives and few in
innate friends being in attendance. Burial
was In Fairview cemetery.
The regular monthly session OF the Board
n n ~ INT rada ant
CLIFFORD from the city, the selection of
instructors to MI the two vacancies in
the high school faculty viii. It is ex-
peeted, be postponed until his return.
The oonlmencement exercises OF the
Western Iowa college will be held Friday
evening OF this week IN the new college
hall in the Merriam block. The graduates
will number about thirty and an inter-
esting program has been prepared for the
evening exercises. President Miller eX-
tends cordial invitation to the public to
attend and there Will be no admission
Zee.
Charles @. Custer died yesterday after
noon at his residence 1l22 South Seventh
street, from. heart trouble after an illness
OF six weeks, aged 80 years. His wife
survives him. Deceased was formerly
member of the police force. He was
member OF the knights of the Maccabees
and of the Eagles. The funeral will be
held Tuesday at an hour to be announced
later. So.
W. H. seh.euter OF Chicago, contractor
for the new buildings al the Iowa School
for the Dear, has arrived TO take personal
supervision OF the work of construction.
The contract provides that the buildings
shall be completed by September l. but
there is little prospect of their being nm
ished by that date. Dificulty in securing
Workmen and other causes have kept the
work behind schedule time, Mr.; sehleuteT
has upwards Of 10 men at work now ana
is Advertising for more.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-17
Russlan Boats in had shane,

Phil ID. Davenport, formerly OF this city,
now member of the signal corps stationed
az Manila, T. l., has written 70 relative
here giving an interesting account Of the
Russian warships, which after the disas-
uous encounter with Admiral Togo put
into Manila harbor. He says:
Il went out to visit the Russian warships
which came In here the night before (tha
letter Is dated June 81. I don't know for
certain. but think the laps chased them
In. did not md out their names, for
they were all painted black. which all
naval vessels do In time Of war. But talk
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-17
Danish Brotherhood Picnic.

nicola, Ia. July l6.-(speciai. 1.-The pic
mic which annually follows the summer
election and installation of officers Of
Farmers lodge No. so, Danish Brother
hood OF America. was held in the Rem
ington grove. mile west OF this city this
afternoon. 1t was largely attended, many
being present from the surrounding towns
The afternoon was spent In feasting and
iDdulging in characteristic sports. Music
and dancing were distinctive features or
the day and night
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-17
Has Room for 5000 oil Wells.

The Uncle Sam company started out on
the safe and practical basis Of owning
and operating its own oil properties 1t
now has seventy-nine wells and FIVE pump
ing plants and over thirty thousand acres
Of oil lands on which is room for over six
thousand producing wells, which proves
how nearly this company is doing what it
contemplated. 1t has oil territory enough
right now to feed its great refinery now
completed and the other two proposed re-
fneries and pipe lines for a century. The
stock that you can secure now will GER
tainly grow in value as the rapid develop
ment Of these properties progresses.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-17

Barton S. Dawson, a veteran OF the civil
war and a well known citizen of Council
Blufis for the last thirty-four years, died
yesterday morning al his home, sos Sew
enth avenue aged 81 years He had been
rapidly failing for several weeks and his
death was not unexpected. One son, w. e.
Dawson, and one daughter. Mrs. Frank
1iessmore. both Of this city, survive him.
The funeral will be held this morning at
10 o'clock from the residence ana inter-
ment win be In the Soldiers burying
ground lin Fairviow cemetery. St. Adams
lodge. knights of Pythias, of which de-
ceased was member. viii have charge Of
the services at the house. which will be
conducted by Rev. A E. Buriff. pastor OF
Trinity Methudist church, and Abe Lincoln
post, Grand Army OF the Republic will
have charge OF the services at the oenie-
terry.
Members OF St Adams lodge, Knights OF
Pythias. viii meet at the lodge room this
morning at $3.50 O'Clock 10 attend the
funeral in a hodS4
Members OF Abo lincoln post, Grand
Army OF the Republic, will meet at post
headquarters al $40 O'clock this morning
70 attend the funeral and take charge OF
the services al the oemetery.
Members OF woInan's Relief Corps No.
$50 win meet with Abe Lincoln post this
morning az $3.50 o'clock to attend the
funeral
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-17

WEBSTER CITY, Ia, July 16-(special.)
A hailstorm which swept near this city
Friday It is just learned completely leveled
the corn and small grain for a considerable
area around Eagle Grove and near Bondu.
rant Thousands Of dollars OF damage was
done.
AUDUBON, Ia. July ls.-CspeciaL) "A
hailstorm three miles wide passed about
five miles south OF the little town OF Gray
and for a considerable area did a vast
amount Of damage, cutting the corn to
mere stalks and damaging the small grain
severely.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-17
Family Row Ends in Murder

ST LOUIS, July l6.-In the presence Of
was shot dead on the street In front Of her
home at 2lO2 Lucas avenue today Mrs
Mary Cardere, aged 80 years, Is under ar
rest charged with the shooting, which IL
said to have been the elimination OF ILL
feeling between the two families. Tonight
Mrs. Cardere lay strapped to a cot at the
police station raving over the shooting
BY her side were her three small children
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-17
Company Will Own Property Worth
Five Million Dollars Within a Year,

The Uncle Sam company expects TO have
at least two hundred producing wells UNI
der the pump within a year. 1t will ac-
quire at least twenty thousand acres more
oil lands. Complete a fuel pipe line to
central Nebraska. Build refinery No. 2 on
the banks of navigable waters. Build re-
finery No. in central Oklahoma, where the
company is now securing old holdings to
take care of the Oklahoma refinery and
furnish 1t ample production. 1t will rapidly
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-17
CARROLL ESCAPES FROM CITY JAIL
BOres Through wall ana Makes Dash
for Liberty.

bUFOB IHEOUHh W III HHW MuhVa U1HIE
for Liberty.
John Carroll, wanted in Omaha for the
theft of a watch and for whom requisition
papers have been secured and which had
not been served. owing to Carroll's hay
ing applied for a writ of habeas corpus,
escaped from the city jail this morning at
l o'clock. He succeeded in boring a hole
from the corridor into a little room off
the jailers office. with his shoes in his
hand he crept to the door at which Officer
Gillespie and a newspaper man were sit
ting and dashed half way across the street
before they were aware of what was up.
The officer fired several shots at the flee
ing prisoner. but failed to stop him and
the prisoner made good his escape.
The hearing IN the writ of habeas corpus
was set for today.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-17
.Conference OF Luthernns.

RICHMOND. Ind, July 16.-Announce-
of great Importance to the Lutherans OF
the United States TO be held at Fort
Wayne, Ind, on August s. The inter-
synodical conference, composed OF delegates
from the three American synods, will meet
at that time for the purpose of trying to
arrive at a plan of union on the doctrinai
synods.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-17

subscribed on gilt-edged installment con-
tracts for stock already allotted and which
will be paid In during the next five months
This money comes In from a THOUSAND
TO FIFTEEN HUNDRED dollars per day.
So you can see that while the Uncle sam
company is undertaking a vast enterprise.
II haS a steady inflow Of cash to assist in
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-17
HYMENEAL
PuIver-wendIand.

osCEoLA, Neb..~ July 16.-Cspeciai.)-A
very pretty wedding was celebrated at
p. m. yesterday when Miss jamie e. Pull
yer, only daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cassius
M. Pulver, was married to Henry w.
Wendland of Bennett Jefferson county.
Nebraska. Rev. L. M. Grigsby. pastor Of
the First Methodist church, officIatinR.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-17

LITTLE SIOUX. Ia. July ls.-(speciaI)-
The annual outing and picnic OF the Har-
rison County Medical society viii be held
at Little Sioux on Thursday. july %. A
well arranged program win be rendered and
a ball game viii occur between the Bone.
settlers" and ''Windjammers."
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-17
Drowned while Fisbipr.

DALLAS CENTER. Ia, July 16.-Charles
Burchett and Charles Stevens, both sons
Of prominent farmers, were drowned in
the Coon river west Of here today. The
young men were fishing when their boat
was upset.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-17

push the Kansas City pipe line to COM
pletion In this small space we cannot
outline the many strong points of this COM
panyi but IL Is "a winner and we don't care
whether you are banker, merchant
farmer or professional man. you cannot
ind better investment than this stock
The company is PAYING AS IT GOES,
which is also another strong point I'm its
favor. There are no mortgages or bonds
nor never will be, to sap the earnings OF
the company, for when the above men
toned stock is sold II will furnish close TO
EIGHT HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS with which to complete this great
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-17

been in the employ of the Northwestern
since 1881. He leaves a wife. two sisters
and one brother. The body was taken to
Lincoln for interment.
NJ. j. EEaR.
SIOUX CITY. Ia, July 16.-(Special
Teegram.)-M J. Egan of Martinsburg
Neb., died here today OF diabetes.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-17

doing all that is planned. Authorized CAPT
talizatlon of the Uncle Sam company is
TEN MILLION shares of par value ONE
DOLLAR PER SHARE. Stock is non
assessable. FIFTY EIGHT per cent Of
this stock is now owned by antitrust
haters of the first degree FORTY-TwO
per cent Of this stock, OF FOUR MILLION
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-17

AND TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
shares, are now in the treasury and will
be sold at from 10 to 80 cents per share
There are no large capitalists in this COM
pany. II is a common mans company.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-17
Drowned While Hatb,nu

SIOUX CITY, Ia. July l6.-(special
am')-Herman Miller. an empIoye OF
the Sioux City Brick and Tile works. was
drowned today while swimming in Flody
river.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-17
A Wonder.

Everybody who has tried BuckIen's Ar
Mica salve, for cuts. burns and wounds.
says it's wonder. 25e; guaranteed. For
sale by Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-17

pendent Uncle Sam refinery and pipe line
reaching the Missouri river on the north
and striking determined and we'll manned
blows for right and justice IN the Missouri
valley territory. and with Tom Lawson
Keeping them busy on Wall street Just nut
II down in your hat that he who laughs
last laughs best. Remember, Kansans nm
tsh what they start and the ridicule and
misleading statements put GU, by the oil
trust hiretngs tho other day M one OF the
cowardly acts that is rallying all Kansas
10 the support Of the Uncle Sam indepcnd-
ent rehneries and pipe lines. This company
two thousand stockholders In the state and
with its great production the chances are
ten to one that II will hll the place OF
three or four state rehneries. and now has
the ENTIRE STATE FOR A FIELD I'm
which to sell its products. Everybody is
for IL and we would not be afraid to wager
ten to ono that here Is not a member OF
the supreme court OF the state but what
would go out OF his way to speak a good
word for our success and to also assist
other Kansas home enterprises. kansans
are standing together and there can DO
but one end to the present struggle and
that is justice. Any reports sent out by
the oil gang and their perjured reporters
like the falsehood wired the other day
will prove to be groundless when the facts
are considered. The Uncle Sam refinery
and pipe lines lie one Kansas enterprise
that will be watched over with Jealous
eye by about nine-tenths of the people in
Kansas, and money invested In this great
enterprise will be safe. as the people are
not only going to demand a square deal
for this home institution, but will force the
issue and compel such conditions to exist
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-17
vANCES @ 20 PER CENT THURSDAY, JULY 20!

Immediately after reading this announce
ment
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-17

You Can Telegraph Your Orders and
4InVe Company sight Draft You
with stock Attached or Write with
Same Instructions.
There will probably be investors who will
not see this announcement until the last
day and maybe the last hour. The COM
pany VIII send stock, with sight draft at
tached, on all orders that are sent from the
starting telegraph ONCE up to ONE MIN
UTE BEFORE MIDNIGHT, THURSDAY,
JULY 90 but not share will be sold at
this price after midnight. II you cannot
reach telegraph office, write a letter, We
mean this, and we don't care even II you
offered to invest ten thousand dollars
for the company has ample funds and will
stand right by its advertised statements.
References: The Montgomery County bank
Cherryvale State bank, the Peoples Ma
tional bank. or come down and see for
yourself. Address
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-17
Cnrd of Thnnkn.

We wish to thank the Rev. Frank Case
OF the First Baptist church, the Knights
and Ladies OF Security Of Omaha and our
many friends for the kindness shown the
wife and mother during her long illness
and daath
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-17

FRED SMALL,
SYLVESTER d. WYNN,
EMROY B. WINN,
EMORY d. WINN.
WILLIAM WINN,
MRS. FRANK FALKENBURG,
MISS IDA SMALL,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-17
DEATH RECORD.
DR.. Uriah Long.

SCHUYLER Neb., July l6-(special Tel.
egram.)-Dr. Uriah Long died at his homs
In this city tonight OF dropsy OF the heart.
Deceased was in his 18th year and had been
Ill for some time. DR.. Long was one OF
the oldest DEBTORS In Schuyler. coming
here from Papillion some twenty odd years
ago. His last illness dated from some time
last year, when he gave up active practice
here wife and two grown sons, Ed OF
Grand Island and Walter, a student I'm
Rush Medical college OF Chicago, and one
married daughter. Mrs L. L. Bryant OF
this city, survive him. The funeral ar
rangements have not been made.
AIbyn L. Frank.
Albyn l.. Frank, an old resident OF
Omaha and formerly clerk OF the district
court, died at his home, 1918 South Thirty
first street, at AIS o'clock Sunday after
noon. Deceased was 50 years old and had
lived in Omaha for a number OF years.
He was born In -Clearfeld. Pa. and came
west when quite young man. Mr. Frank
engaged In active business here up 10 a
few years ago. yhen his health failed him
and he was forced to retire. The funeral
services will be conducted wednesday after
noon from the family residence at O'Clock.
Interment will be at Forest Lawn,
william II. Nelson.
CHADRON. Neb.. July l6-(speciaI.)-
Engineer William Henry Nelson. aged s.
years, died from appendicitis. He had
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-17

N, 7. Plu%eins Co, Psl IS, Might. T'G.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-17
AIbyn L. Frank.
William M. Nelson.

cHADRoN. Neb., July l6.-(speciaI) y
Engineer William Henry Nelson. aged Sc
years. died from appendicitis. He had
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-17
Report on Iowa Cement.

Working In conjunction with the ma
tional geological department the state de-
partment OF geology has prepared a re-
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-17
Appeal I'm BENNETT Case.

The voting machine commission has -
speeted the new voting machine invented
by Mt Vernon. Ia, people and the report
made to the governor is that the machine
answers the requirements OF the law. The
commission had just been appointed.
Little Falls herald., 1905-12-29
NEW YEAR KISS NO lNSUL7
Husband Fails to Recover from Ac-
quaintance Who Kissed
His Wife.

Montreal.-To kiss woman at
New Year is not an insult, and aus
band has no right of action agains.
the man who thus salutes the wife
provided. of course, the parties are &C.
quaintances and on good terms.
This Is the effect OF a judgment o1
Justice Davidson. dismissing the action
in the case of Brien vs. Lajeunesse
The plaintiff owed a bill TO defendant
acd ;12 latter went to the plaintiff
sore to coIlec:> Mrs., Brien was be-
hicd Ehe counter It the; moment, and
Lajeunesse shook hands with her, and
leaning over the counter, kissed he1
twice without resistance on her part
The husband made no objection at the
time, and it was only when Lajeunesse
sued to recover the dill that the pres
ent suit was thought Of.
The court held that the plaintiff had
greatly exaggerated the Incident that
the defendant had had no intention OF
insulting the woman, and that the only
thing with which he could be re-
preached, even according to the evi-
dence for the plaintiff, was for press.
ing hard on her lips and repeating the
kiss. The action was a. ~ordingly dis.
missed without costs.
Little Falls herald., 1905-12-29
Married Under Gums Muzzle,

In the Trinidad (Col.) court Evan
geline Sofa, IL years old, was divorced
from her husband, Faustino, to whom
she was married q little less than a
year ago. The marriage, according to
the story which began to be circulated
soon after the wedding, and which was
included in the pleadings, was forced
upon her by Sofa at the point Of a
gun, and she has suffered much NAL
treatment ever since. Some months
ago she began suit for divorce, and
was unable to prosecute the case ow-
ing to lack of funds and ner husband
was inclined to put up a strong de-
tense. The court then directed him to
pay into the court $50 to enable his
wife to get a hearing. Since then he
has disappeared. Sofa was a miner
at Grey Creek, and came here from
Old Mexico. His present whereabouts
is unknown. His child wife is un-
usually pretty for Mexican, and
comes of a well-known family.
Little Falls herald., 1905-12-29

Miss Eunice atwood is visiting in
Brainerd.
.. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Duffy Of superi.
or, Wis.,, visited the family of F.
freeman.
Axel johnson was up from Mime.
apolis.
Supt. G. Sheldon attended the
MINI. educational association in St.
Paul this week.
Miss Laura Foisy attended the
marriage of Vergll Roderick and
Miss Stella Leach at Brainerd,
Miss Maud Martin of the Mime.
apolls schools is visiting the family
of J. K. Martin,
W. o. Atwood, who has been 10.
Gated at Forest River, N. D., will
take position in bank at Koochich.
ing. ..'.... -.
Ed. Gagnon and family Of st.
Marys, ILL.,. are visiting the family o1
J. q. Bouras9a: =. - - r. ; :. -.
Little Falls herald., 1905-12-29
DEATH REVEALED SECRET OF
BIGAMIST.

st Cloud, Dec 22.-The death of
J. M. Cove, we'll known travelling
man of this city, at Bottineau this
week, has disclosed the fact that he
was bigamist and the scandal has
caused sensation here. Wife No. 3,
with whom he has been living at St.
Cloud, never knew she had be en- de.
ceived until the news was broken to
her today.
Cove was q member of Nazarene
lodge, Knights Templar, of st.
Cloud, and the officers here directed
the members of the lodge at Bottineau
to maze search of the effects. When
this was done. it was found that
Cove had q wife at Rochelle, Ill She
was communicated with and the
lodge and the first wife at Rochelle
claimed the body
It then became necessary to notify
wife No. Q. She produced marri.
age certificate. but there appears te
be no doubt that Cove had not been
divorce from his first wife, thought
he had not lived with her for some
time
Little Falls herald., 1905-12-29
!. i ..jRIiloYAl,jLl,'T'iolN5s. Z = \ |. j a /.

Dec. ..24.-Mr. land Mrs. Merdink
Of Stephen are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
l. : :: D Rassox. s"', :. a., ,.o,,, p.,,,,,;;
for q visit. ~,~
Miss Ruby Munhollsnd is home
from Ash Creek, Rock county, for .
visit.
Miss Addie Lawrence is home from
Hol 1ingford.
Mr.. McC Cdllom and family are visit.
ing at the old home in nliuols.
Miss Gertrude Barton of T 40 Rivers
10 home from Two Harbors for q visit.
Homer 9kinner::is back from Dixon,
III. .: where he Is attending busin
college.
viii 0iler and Rudy Batter have q
contract to get out $500, 900 feet Of
Pine near Pine River.
p. A.; ;MoDougau succeeds Will
0ilmer at tho Acme laundry,
". J. Broker has installed light
ing system.