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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-22

Extraordinary precautions were taken by
the court to guard from outside influences
the jury which tried and convicted Abra-
ham H. Hummel, the New York attorney
charged with procuring false testimony.
The members Of the jury were constantly
under guard They were not permitted to
speak TO any outsider, nor privately con-
verse over the telephone. Even their mail
was examined by the judge or one Of his
clerks. The court officers guarding the
twelve good and true men" for seven DAYS
and nights were under a severe strain and
one Of them collapsed before the trial was
finished
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-22

There is general regret in New York City
over the death Of TON" Dunn, ex-sheriff
Of the county. In the Twenty-sixth assem-
bly, district, where Dunn resided, every boy
on the street knew and was known by him.
He was famous as a practical joker OF the
good-natured kind, and his wit was ever
at command. At the ball of the Delaware
club a few years ago Dunn was approached
by a good looking young chap who appar-
emily was wearing evening clothes for the
first time and was very proud. Sheriff, "
he said, how do you think / look in a
dress suite" Fine returned Dunn IT'S
a wonder you wouldn't get ones of your
own"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-22
mt you go in and night the rail.

My new play is sure to make a hit ="
said the great actress, lit gives me an
opportunity to display twenty new gowns :"
Gracious" exclaimed her friend. How
many aCts?"
only four but In one of them the
Press.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-22
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE.

PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-22

From a hasty examination" said the
doctor. Il am decidedly OF the opinion
that you are suffering from the peculiar
trouble known as 'clergyman's sore
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21
4 College Annual.

The students of William and Mary are
preparing TO issue THE { loIonia Echo
the college annual. Th m viii be the
9th edition. The follow Iig young gen
tlemen have charge of the publication;
II. Blankinship editor an chief. I \
Lawrence. business mar sger, 6 o Fur
aerson and { E Iohns' "a, Asst. Bus
Mgrs Carey and g. p Spencer arl
editors. !. W. Gossman. Lit. Ed. J. d
Lloyd. Asst Lit Ed. c L Surnipssed y
NCAEd. n Hillman AaAietic Ed. L
NJ Parrish Social Ed. G Shaver Clut
Sd.
This volume of the ant al promise'
70 be one kof the best eN III issu ed. Ih'
Subscription price is So ysr YEAR Man
of our local merchants will nelp the
Annual along by taking advertising
space.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21
To lie, >ture.

Prot Baron Faul le Launay. gradu-
ate and mrdahss Of the Be'u1 Arts
School and y. 4. O the University 81
Paris. Franco will Il oliver an illustrated
lecture. subject. Paris. Ancient ano
Modern. Especial I hemes, The Origin
and Monumentsof Paris. Some Esp
sodes Of the Life IN Par Is During tn'
Siege Of 1870 Il Student Life in Pans
the Latin Quarter
The lecture VIII be profu sely ihustra
ted by photographs an d drawings
The public invited. College Chapel Tues
DAY, Jan. -, s p m.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21
A Grim Tragedy

IL daily enscted IA thousands 81 homes.
As Death claims m each par. another
victim OF Consumption e. Pneumonia
But wuen Coughs snd Colds arc prop
cry treated, the tragedy IS Avestsd. r.
u. bundle, of Oaklandon, iR1-, writes;
My wife had tue consumption, aod
three doctors gave der up. Finally she
took DIR. King sNew. Discovery ior Con-
sumption, Coughs aud OOlds, which
cured her. and today she IA well and
strong Ii kills the sgerms OF AL dis
eases. One dose reilsves. Guaranteed
Al S,c .ot 81 90 o. T.. h.a.ey, drug
gis,. ansl hottie nee
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21

DERSONAL

1
County news on first and eighth
pages every week. i
Misses katherine Aobiil and Mar
xaret Patuson attended the german
FRIDAY night
Miss wynne Of Richmond was the
guest of the Misses Henley Tor lew
days last week
The Whist Club was entertained By |
Miss Agnes Morecock on Thursday |
night. Inc hrst prize was won by Miss
Mary Foster.
Mr.. Roger Tyler of Gloucester was the
! guest OF Mrs- hobson Monday.
Miss Mary Wharton Is spending the
/ winter vita he sister Miss Alice N har..
ton.
Mrs. II. y. Philips gave charming
reception TO the ri Kappa Alpha FrAter-
nifty on Tuesday night,
Pres. Tyler attended the meeting OF
College Presidents IN Charlottesville or
Friday.
Mrs. Carr Ut North Carolina was tn
guest OF Mrs. b. K. Payne this week.
Miss Clara Booth spent a few day
with Miss Agnes Morecock last weel
Bring your shoe work to L. Larsoi
East Main street.
Why send your shoe work TO the eiti
when you can get city work done
home Tor less money; l.. Larson.
MIR. Rooert Harrison, of SPokA
Wash. ia here on visit TO relativ
he is the son Of Mrs. Lizzie Harms
and has been away from home ma
years. His many friends were glad
welcome han back.
Miss Sue Webb left Thursday for \
Haven, Conn. 10 attend the \
promenade.
Mrs. John Spencer who has been q
Ill is much better.
DR.. Blair Spencer left Friday for
ton and Newport on the Battles
Maryland lie was appointed SPe
Surgeon tor tHe rrial triF
Miss Jeanne Mercer is visiting her
ter. Mrs. Il. I. Lighttoot in New
News
Mr.. Harvey Coole'-. formerly II
Peninsula Bank, Is on a visit 20 his
ents. lie expects TO leave soou
Key Vest. Fla. and Nill 90 10 Ca
mia.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21

OF Ague and Malaria can be reileFeu
and cured with Electric Dit1ers. ms
is pure, tonic meaieine' OF especial
UenenI IN malaria, iOr II eXefts tI1s
curAuye lnhueucr on tue disease, 0EtN-
nv II entirely out OF tne ssaeein- A. 10
mucn 70 DC preferred 10 Qoinias, hsV-
my nOue OF tnls drGg OaN ais1r enec's'
+. >. Munday, OF hebr vtgs. lex. ~rlte'
my OrotueI rs yesy iO~ W.tA nalal
-. leyer aud JaunuIoe tlla nc tOOA Elv~
trc t<ltJers, WUIon savOu AS Ale a
l.. hvnley's drug store, puce oVc, "a II
anteSd.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21
Speedy Relief.

A sslve that heals without scar
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. No reme>s
DIV effects such speedy relief, 1t draws
out Inflammation, sootbes, cools and
heals all cuts, burns and bruises A
sure cure for Piles and Skin diseases
DeWitt's is the only genuine Witch
Hazel Salve. Beware Of counterfeiss,
they are dangerous. Sold by L. Henley
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21

Mr.. Maurice E Donesan. Williams
burg boy. but now OF Newport News,
and Miss Weindoof. OF Portsmouth were
married 10 that city last. Thursday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Don<gan viii reside IN
Newport Ne-:.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21
Daily Bible Reading
Outline.


sunday. Jan. 22.-sead St. Mat.
e.36-3s,
Monday. Jan 23.-Read 81 Marx
l.+0-+i. ST Marx lO.l3,
Tuesday, Ian. 2&,-ksad ST Mat. 10
$3.50.
Wednesday, Ian. 25.-Read 81 Mat
20. SO-94. 81 Iohn ll.3o-5o-
Thursday, Ian 26-Ssad ~ Mat IS
57-Ss.
Friday, Ian. 27.-kesd 81 Mat 2o'e
ls.
Saturday, Ian. 2s.-Read ST Luke 2
1884.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21
Letter to Spencer Bros.

Dear Sirs. Nessrs Leachman y Eoe-
I'm Grafton, s.. Va. had oeen seinDs =
na,ut. - nlcn they thought well VI, aud
this mad occurred.
They had sold customer > gallons o.
II 10 paint MS mouse. lew SSsis 'at>i 3
,nex sold tue sane man Devoe iead-ane
uuc The same numOeI oi gallons 10 paint
the same house. lie had gallons ieit
The point OF the tale Is; i gallons Us
woe paints an Is-galon house.
| Do you " ant 20 sell ~
| OF course, that isu't all.
Why does Il gallons Dcvoe 90 as IA
as Is gallons OF other paint Beeaus
II is an paint, all true. 90 sham, and ia
measure.
Do you want 20 sell-it'
But that isn't all. Devoe lasts longe
No. no: you haven't got 10 wait &c
years 20 md that out. Ten thousar
people know it. We've got their name
r Our agents know them, they think
Z heap OF Devoe. There's 10 ditheulty
showing your town people what 20 c
oe-, Of Devoe. $40 viii paint a 5
bouse and the paint u last twice
r. long.
Do YOU want TO sell ~
Yours truly
+ " DEvOE & Co
- Nevg 70
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21
Coughs and Colds.

All coughs. colds and pulmonary
complaints thas are curable and quick
ly cured by One Minute Cough Cure.
Clears the phlegm, draws out iDfiama-
ton and heals and soottes the affected
parts, strengthens the lungs, wards OF
pneumonis. Harmless and pleasant u
take Sold BY Z. henley.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21

an the Clerks Once Of tbc Circuit court
Ii toe County oi York
"A. "A. Hunt aad nan 3. Cox. plaintiffs,
against
Iaui pexram 4 Co Defend au t.
ms DAY ~. "A. Hunt anu N rn. Is. Cox
personally appeared before me. 4. f..
dudgins, Clerk OF the said Court, ano
oeiug duly sworn, made oath that FaHi.
Pcuram y Co.. defendants M the SAID
suit are not residents OF tue state OF M
staia. aud that notice by order OF Punh
cation Oe nad N TINS cause. that the saic
| PAUL, Pcgram q L., not having OSsi
| found IA tnis oy returns made oy tn'
| sheriff OF TINS County on pcocess
| notice tor them,
Gwen uuoer my hand as Clerk OF th
laid Court, tins lTtn day OF Jan. 1903
7. T. HUDGlNs, Olei <.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21

Inc Floncys AZ you
BIO = purifiers hey IL
ter cot he waste Or
Impurities IN the elood-
n they az Sex or Gu
e ser. they fail 70 Do
thcir work.
Pains. s-h-sandrheo-
rHatisr1 ccrrc from ex-
cess ef uric sc.t IN The
blood. due 70 r.eglscied
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21
T.. Years Are Flow.ra

Out - eternity they spring.
IRE fawer-ycars budding hioSsonlng.
Orenlng opening Ike ire rose
The Young Year oNs.
IRE years are Sewers % shade ana saa.
Al blossoms wtther. STAYS rot ore.
FadinT. fading Ike the rose
The O.l Year goes
John Vance cheney. In YortAs Cen.
paaton.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21

When a mar regards himself a. r.
resistible IL is time 20 Go some auis,
thinking and self abncgatlon.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21
LIBERAL QUANgnl

LIBERAL QUANTITY OF l. * NJ.
Paint given 20 churckxs ~herever they
paint. Don't pay sT-fio gallon for
Hnseed oil. Buy oil hes the barrei at
SOC cents a gallon. sst mix it with the
H. AZ. Paint. II naa -es paint coat
about 81. 20 per gaiS7ss Call on L. W
Lans. wiIlismaburss r. w. Clements
+ Coz Lee Hall; VIZ 'sueh, Tosae.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21
TOMS TO the Sy, stem.

For liver troubles and constipation
there ia nothing better ian DeWitt's
Little Early Risers. The famous little
Pills. They do not weAksn the Stomach.
Their action upon the y stem Is MUD,
pleasant and harmless Be > Moore. OF
Lafayette. Ind. says No use talking
DeWitt's Little Early Ri sers do their
WORK. All othe= pills hs We usSd gTipe
and make me SICK 10 IN : stomach and
never cured me- DeW5tt 5 Little Ear
Iy Risers proved to be-. } ong sought re.
iief. They arc amply p<f feet" Persons
travelling find Littls 7 iarIy Risers tb'
moss reliable rerleoy To carry WIT
them. Sold by L. Hezlky
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21
IMPORTANT FACTS.

For Prescription work,
For Patent Medicines,
For Fine Stationery.
..t l.uet Articles.
For Cigars, fine Pipes and
Tobacco.
For engraved Cards.
For Knives, kazors and
Scissors.
For Lowney's Candy.
For Hawkes. Eye Glasses.
For Paints, Brushes, Var
nishes.
For School Books,
For Garden Seeds,
For Beaulont Lithia Water.
And anything else TO be
| found in n tirst-class drug
store, go to
! Jas. II. Stone,
Druggist, Bookseller and
Seedman.
QUALITY AND QUANTITY
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21

To PAUL. PEGRAM ~ 20. Ga tmore-)
You are hereby notified that tract
of land containing siXty-iour acres, ia
toquosiu District, YORK. Doauly, STATE
ot Virginia, descuoed g, % aete-' N"".
t.son ~ lawson, -. T.. 10 miles ifon
,.ot..lu,,s~c I'D solu county. was sold u.
me 5th das ot No emocr, 1885, ,or thc
aon-pay ment OF taxes, leNics- in-N, cst.
| ana costs 10 the Commonwealth Or Wa
| .tuia. and apphcation Tor The puf~hase
! ,nercof has Dcen hled lu inns oincc, ana
/ IA appearing from the records m this Oh
Hee rnat YOU aIe Interested m said land
! lou are further notified 70 appear M 10 a'
months torm GATE OF Tins notice and %
| .sn.t may be necessary TO protect you
| interest.
Gwen under my hand this 5th day
/ January. 1905.
4. T. HUDCINs, Clerk,
Circuit Court York COUNTY
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21


OF. a. " Field % the biological
arm ~ sAsroa. Mass. instructs his
-ouuE turkeys 90 God and eat cater
pillars. and IN this way gets rid Of the
rests lie takes turkey chick under
Ms arm and passing slouE the young
cabbage plants shows the caterpillar 20
the BIRD. ARs The former sees his IN
ish. TAs young chicks are apt pupiis
and are soon able 20 SO Il None.
one divorces 70 rAres wsjdingu-
divorces Ia Japan. which can 0e 90
talnsd on The most trivial pretennon
have so1swhAt diminished In number
10 recent yssrs. but they still occur a
he rate a one % every three mar
rsAwss In 1904 there were s+s. as
marriages An6 III. AS dirOresA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21

All the blood N your BODY passes ,Sfouyn
your kidneys once every three minutes.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21

rATEMEST OF TIE FINANciAL SoN.
dition of the PENINSULA hANh
- located at Williams urg, 10 the
state of Virginia, at the>io-e OF CUISINES
Iau. 11th. 1908, made TO the S'"''
CORPORATION Commission.
RESOURCES
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21

kitcey t-cuoic.
K aey trouble causes quick or unsteady
BAT b-Ats. and makes enc feel as thc0gh
sh-v rad heart trouble. because tne heart 1,
-,er-~ogeing in pumping ihick. kicney-
coieor.d hood through veins and arteries
Il used 20 DC considered that only urinary
.-,ubiss we're g &c traced 20 the kidneys
trrvf tnoocrn science proves that nearly
I .-r-,trsional diseases have their begin
-r ir Kidney uouele-
n sou sre sick you can make 70 mistake
.v frs, doctor.ng your kidneys The mid
nd the extraordinary effect Of Dr. kiirner
| swanlp-ROot. the great kidney remedy "a
| con realized. Il stands the highest fer rs
| v snderfll cures CT Tho NEST distressing eases
and Is sol3 on SIS merits e.
by al druggists In s.fty- sF5 :. :. -
cent and one-dollar siE- ss.I -. .t E
| es. You may have a - -
| -arrls So,tie ~ mall nc-s q s~as.s-as.
Tee also pamphle; telling yca how to IN
o. n you have kidney or BLADDER roses
g.,fcn this paper when writing Or. kiirss'
4 Co. BinghArnten. \. 7.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21

and Is sol3 on SIS merits
by al Druggists IN aiiy-
cent and ane-ccllar siz-
ss. You may have a a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-05

Having regular employment he
soon became partner and after n
few years his partners died, and Will
liam became the sole owner OF the
business.
"IIe now resolved to keep his promise
TO the old captain; he made am honest
sonp gave a full pound. ana instructed
MS hookkcepcr to open an account with
the Lord and carry oue-teuth OF all his
Income TO TINT account, lie prospered
his business grew; his family was
blessed HIS soaN sold. and be grew
rich faster than he had ever hoped.
lie then gave the Lord tWo-tcuths and
prospcred moro than ever. then he
gave thrcetenths thou four-tenths,
then fyc-touths.
He educated his family settled all
his plans for life, and gave an his iu-
come to the Lord. lie prospered more
than ever
This la the story or Mr. William col
gate, who has given millions OF dollars
10 the Lords cause, and left name
that win never die"
Perhaps in these instances may be
found the true solution Of % great Ques.
ton How shall we get the means To
give tho Gospel TO 70 lost world9 II Is
no longer question Of men 10 60. but
~ money with which 10 sond them
And the money is In the hands ~
Christs professed disciples enough ANA
more than enough for an demands. II
wrong habits have shut up their hearts
That hey cannot he persuaded 10 give
IT, let us try 1T least 10 educate tho
next generation differently And may
il not be that the best system NJ odu-
cation which can be devised Is this Of
training Christians 20 yet apart one
lehih 81 their Income for the treasury
12lno.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-05

we hnd that there are two points to be
demonstrated
l. That faithful and proportlonatc
giving will be rewarded with super
abundant spiritual blessing. The state
ment docs not require proof. since eX~
perlence has stamped It already as an
axiom. Other things being equal that
Christian who opens the broadest outlet
for charity viii hnd the widest inlet
for tile Spirit The health OF human
body depends upon its exhalations as
well as upon its inhalations, II IL re-
ported that boy who was TO per-
senate a shining cherub IN play on
being covered over with a coating of
eold-leaf, which entirely closed the
pores Of the skin, died I'm consequence
before relief could be afforded, Woe to
the Christian who gets 80 gold-leafed
over with his wealth, that the pores
OF his sympathy are shut, and the out
goings Of his charity restrained, lie Is
thenceforth dead spiritually, though he
may have a name to live.
g. That faithful and proportionate
giving Will he rewarded with abundant
temporal prosperity. This Is saying
hard to be received, but It has the
emphatic support OF Scripture. Honor
the Lord with thy substance ana with
wv Hlfl~lINNN W al lIllltH lllfIFNHbt
10 shall thy barns be filled with plenty,
and thy presses shall hurst out with
new wine tProv. ili 9, 49, This is
hut one specimen OF many from the
Old Testament, give, ana II shall be
given unto you; good measure pressed
down and shaken together and running
over shall men give into your bosom"
duke vi: 3Sl. DO we believe these
words Of our Lord? aud can we ques-
tlon that they refer TO abundant tenn.
poral returns in recompense for ahuud-
ant giving?
Let US now throw light upon this sub
iect from few inserted leaves from a
pastors note. book
one says
II knew a widow Of limited means
who was remarkable for her literally
10 benevolent objects. But sad change
came into her ito by an unexpected
legacy which made her wealthy and
then her contributions began 10 IAN bc.
low the amount OF her straitencd fuan-
ces. once she volunteered, now she
only gives when importuned and then
IL Is as meqger ms II the fountains Of
gratitude had dried up. once when
asked by her pastor TO help cause
dear to her heart in her comparative
poverty, and TO which she gave five
dollars then, now she proffers twenty
Ave cents Her pastor called her at
tentlon to the surprising and omlnouR
change AIR she said, when day by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-05

let n. Hays has been put In charge OF
The statistical bureau with unlimited
authority.
The government system Of crop re-
porting IS really 4 wonderful scheme,
and the reporting force Is peculiar
organization II is composed Of about
100000 agents scattered all over the
land and Is probably the least cxpeu-
siye organization, in view Of its size.
In existence. The total Appropriation
for the support OF the bureau Of statls-
ties Is only $4,000 a year Out Of this
sum must be paid the salaries OF the
chief slatistioian, large corps OF as
sociate statstlcians and assistants and
many agricultural experts all located
OF Washlngton then come the field
men, the state agents, the county corro-
spondents and the township reporters
aggregatlng all told. 100000 men It
Is an enormous agency, and it is kept
golns AZ small expense from a tiny c 10y
10 Office In an annex Of the agricul-
tural department building
or course the entire force Is not cali
ed on IN the compilation OF the ordinary
monthly crop reports Twice year
tho chief calls on all Of his force for
information. The reports refer es-
pecially to the cereals then in season
In June, for example, the report gives
q statement OF the condition Of tile
wheat, oat and barley crop. In July
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-05

consequence, having for It's head a
member Of the presidents cabinet In
1854, during tho administration Of
Grover Cleveland, the commissioners Of
agriculture, Norman j. Coleman Of
Missouri, was given a seat I'm the cabi-
net and agriculture was raised 20 the
dignity OF an actual department 81 the
government The wisdom Of the Rc-
ton was doubted by many persons at
the time, and there were many who
saw In u a mere political eXpcdent, "a
sop to the farmer and who were OF
the opinion that little actual good would
come from transforming the former
comm ssloner into a cabinet dlsnitary,
enldrglng his powers and Increasing
the bureaus under his supervision.
Nowadays. however every person
who has given any attention to the SUBJ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-05

or his assistant goes over to the office
Of the chief statistioian to witness the
opening OF the envelopes. Tho door OF
the Office IS locked, and no one Is per-
mitted to enter until the compilation
is completed The clerks keep to their
tasks until the final results are reaoh-
cd. After repeated verlncation a trust
ed employee is called into the room and
set a work running on the reports on
a mimoograph machine. Meanwhile the
reporters and messengers from the
brokers and telegraph Offices are watt
ing impauontIy in the corridor for the
door to open. and when 1t does the mad
scampcring begins.
OF course IL Is inevitable that there
should be much preliminary guesswork
IN interested quarters as TO the tenor
Of the expected report It Is equally IN