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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-06-07
CIeared for Action.

When the body is cleared for
action. by DIR. Kings New Life
Pills you can tell it by the bloom
of health on the cheeks; the
brightness of the eyes; the firm
ness of the flesh and muscles; the
buoyancys of the mind. Try them.
At Hooff's drug store, 25 cents.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-06-07

The public is beginning to think
that, since it has mmitted no
crime. it should be spur d this Nm
Patterson business.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-06-07


The anti-oigarette crusade N
Wisconsin impaled itself on semi
colon. In Indiana it has beer
blocked by distinctive conjunct
ion Truly. law-making is as yet
experimental and hating science.
The Anti-saIoon League is about
to make special effort to ilimin
ate drunkenness and fireworks or
the Nation's birthday, July 4tt.
If the League will add oratory I"
the list of evils to be eliminated II
will gain the support of thousands
of long suffering oitizens."
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-06-07
Just ask any OF the boy $ a q
they will tell you that tne
place 10 get the Best Wins
kies is ar Homer Sm;+h'e

Drop IN when IN town and look over
our stock and sample our goods. Be
low we quote you prices in some of
our many brands.
One of our specialties Royal Rye
one case OF four quarts, piice $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-02
NEW CREAMERY FOR OMAHA
Another Butter Making Plant of
Large Proportions VIII he
Established Here.

Omaha's supremacy as a butter-making
city is to be strengthened before winter
sets in by the addition of another large
creamery to the seven already established
here. The newest plant is that of the
Andrew Wood company, which is to have
= capacity at the start of 10000 pounds Of
butter a day, or sufficient to make a car
bad. The creamery will be installed in a
two-story and basement brick building now
being erected on the north side OF Douglas
street between Eleventh and Twelfth, by
apital under the control of w. r. Homan.
The structure will be 1872 feet wide and
about the same depth. Mr.. Wood plans to
have the creamery in operation about
October l.
Andrew Woods home is at Rockwell City,
Ia, where he has a large creamery and
produce establishment. He is at the head
OF a company having similar business in
Davenport and OF the A. Wood Produce
company. which has operated a large pro-
duce store at 41l-1S South Eleventh street
for four years, He says:
"Dutter making is becoming centralized
in the larger cities because OF better rail-
road facilities. In "A large city cream can
be obtained from the surrounding territory
with greater speed, and the area that can
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-02
BANNER CORN CROP COMING
Heaviest Yield in States History VIII
He Gathered This Year, Says
WIsner Man.

John @. Ulrich hotel owner and politi-
clan from wisner, is In the city, enroute
from St. Paul, where he has been for the
last week arranging for the sale of some
Cunning county soil.
you people in the city can we'll sit back
and smile this year." said Mr.. Ulrich,
'for you have one of the greatest states
in the union back of you to furnish the
wherewithal for your good times. Me-
braska has $4,000 more acres of corn
planted than ever before, or 100000 acres,
and the weather has been just right to
insure the bumper crop of the history of
the state. The late planting has been
offest by the continued warm weather and
our sleep is disturbed at night by the
cracking of the growing corn. The Elk
horn valley is the garden spot of the
earth, anyway, with it's black loan and
clay subsoil, but this year will beat them
all.
"Wisner is to have new water works
plant, and then, like that Iowa town, we
will be rival of Omaha"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-02
said and Monday when he left there, he
said, fences were coming down by the
wholesale.
PLANS FOB NEW WAREHOUSE
Specifications for wright & Will
heImy's structure Placed I'm
Hands of Contractors.

Plans and specifications for the new
Wright & wihelmy warehouse at Tenth
and Jones have been placed in the hands
Of contractors by Architect John Latenser
and bids are to be returned August IA.
The structure is to be 66x132 feet in one
part and 32xlOO feet in another, forming
an L about the north and east sides Of
the old building II will be five stories in
height and will conform in material and
appearance 10 the old quarters. 1t will
more than double the storage capacity Of
the house. At present two warehouses at
points remote from the office are required
to take care Of the business. When the
new home is finished all the business will
be under one roof. The cost will be about
100000
The building will be what is known as
an improved risk, being Of mill construc-
ton and equipped with a sprinkler system
and doors which close automatically in
case Of fire, shutting of the source Of
conhagration from other parts Of the house.
prominent feature will be that the
shipping space is all under roof. Wagons
which haul the goods away will drive into
the building TO load.
The office, which has been a land mark
in the jobbins district, will be moved 20
the second floor in the new addition.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-02
THAT'S A THING oF THE PAST
who VIII Represent Douglas County
mt state Convention of
the Pops.

]. J. Points. one of the few surviving
war horses of the popullst party in Douglas
county, was asked who would represent
Douglas county at the meeting of the pop
state committee at Lincoln August g. Mr..
Points betrayed a mild Indifference.
Don't know that anybody will" he re-
piled. Don't know who the committeeman
is from Douglas. They tried 20 give me
the job last year, but when that unspeak-
able combination with the democrats was
made l sent in my resignation. l haven't
any use for the populist party run that
way. l am not ready to announce my en-
rollment in the democratic column, and
will not be as long as the gang that has
control now continues to run things in
this state I'm not taking much interest
in this pop meeting"
No one else could be found who cared
even as much as Mr.. Points. George A.
Magney was not in his Office during the
morning and Laurie ]. Quinby could not be
located.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-02
GRAND ISLANDS, BIG JUBILEE
Harvest Celebration at Hall County
Capital Invites OmahR's
Prosperity Boosters.

knights of Ak-Sar-Ben and members OF
the Commercial club of Omaha are planning
on an excursion to Grand Island August IL,
to take in that city's harvest Jubilee. The
president of the Grand Island Commercial
club has written a letter inviting the
Commercial club of Omaha, the Knights OF
Ak-Sar-Ben and the Omaha public in gen.
eraI to attend the festivities on Omaha day,
August IS. The matter was a subject OF
general discussion at luncheon at the Com
mercial club Tuesday and fully half the
men present expressed a desire to go. II
is planned to get list of those who wish
to attend the Jubilee and to secure a special
train II sufficient number express them
selves favorably. Rates will be made to
Grand Island by the railroads. 1t is sug-
gested that the Grand Island people he
asked 20 change the name of Omaha day
TO that OF Ak-Sar- Ben day, which will ad-
yertise samson's fall festivities and his
native city at the same time.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-02
CENTER OF LOCAL ACTIVITY
Real Excitement Centers About n
BOOMING House on Harvey
Street.

Most of the real excitement in Omaha
Tuesday morning centered around a room
ing house bearing the number of 2627 Har-
ney street and for the last five months OPP
Grated under the joint direction OF
Mesdames Sarah Il. Woolsey and Jennie d.
Sprague, both widows The excitement had
both interior and exterior features.
The current was turned on about a. m.
when Mrs. WoOlsey announced her inten-
ton Of packing up her goods and chattels
and leaving instanter. Mrs Sprague en-
tered sundry objections to such move and
when the wires became overloaded and the
fuses burned out someone sent in a riot
call to police headquarters. in response TO
which call the patrol wagon with officers
Fahey, Murphy, Devereese and Detectives
Mitchell and Davis made the run as fast
as the best patrol team could move.
The arrival of the patrol wagon and the
officers had soothing effect on the women,
who were warned to abstain from further
hostilities. Officer Heller was detailed TO
keep a watchful eye on the house.
AT 1890 Constable Ed Simpson arrived
with a writ Of repleYin secured in Justice
Fosters court by Mrs. Woolsey. The
waiting expressmen then loaded up the
furniture and all was peace again
Reports of the scene that took place In
the house just before the patrol wagon
was called do not agree, but It is the gem
eral report that Mrs. Sprague and Mrs
Woolsey we're clinging to each others colt
fures like shipwrecked mariners to float
ing spar. There was general passage OF
: arms. chairs and bric-a-brac between the
two women, It is reported while Mrs
Woolsey's face bears eight small scratches
Mrs. sprague claims the other woman
owes her money for the operation Of the
house, while Mrs Woolsey maintains Mrs
Sprague ran thing to her liking without
first consulting her partner.
The case will be heard in Judge Foster
court Saturday morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-02
NO MORE THREE DAYS OF GRACE
Negotiable Instruments Law Passed
by the Last Legislature
Goes Into Eject.

The old "reminiscences OF anti-railroad
days, the three days of grace on prom
isoryl notes and other paper of the same
ilk, no longer exists legally in Nebraska.
Tuesday the law abolishing the three days
OF grace and codifying all the state laws
and court decisions on negotiable paper
went into effect, and from now on the
handing Of these things is expected to be
much simplihed. When the last legislature
passed the law It fell into line with six
teen other states that have done the same
thing. These are New York, Pennsylvania
Connecticut, Maryland. Florida, Tennessee
Ohio, Wisconsin, Iowa Montana, Idaho,
Utah, Colorado, Arizona. Washington and
Oregon. The law is one advocated by the
American Bar association and has the APP
prevail Of tho American Bankers as
ISOLATION. In 1t are Incorporated all
the various statutes that have here
tofore borne on the subject, together
with the essence OF court desicions.
The main difference in the new law so far
as II generally affects persons is the aboli-
tion Of the days OF grace. This will save
much clerical labor figuring interest in
banks and commercial houses. A sight
draft becomes practically a demand draft
and must be paid on the day presented II
accepted II note falls due on Sunday
or holiday it Is payable on the first
| business day following.
Another change lies in defining the stand
| ing of a check and the funds against which
! It is drawn in the bank. 1t is made plain
| that check does not constitute an assign
ment until presented at the bank. II sew
eral checks are issued against the same
funds the one that gets to the bank first
| has the prior lien and is paid.
Hereafter a note given for a patent right
must have this fact plainly written across
its face and the holder is forced to as
sumo all responsibility IL he disposes of It
making the note practically non-negotl
able. This Is to protect persons in the
selling of fake patent rights and inven
tions. other changes are mostly to cor
rect errors and make disputed points clear
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-02
Bee Want Ads Produce ResuitA
BENSON FOR WATER WORKS
village Votes OVERWHELMINGLY in
Favor of bonds for the
Improvement.

At the special election held In Benson
Tuesday the proposition to bond the city
in the sum OF $4,000 to construct a system
of water works was carried by a vote OF
1888 to p. there being cast a total of EOS
votes, one being spoiled and thrown out.
The bonds are to run twenty years at per
cent. The election not only decided the
water works proposition, but settled also
the question whether the Methodist church
would receive a new coat of paint. The
church will be painted. Rev Mr.. Leidy,
with the help OF a bogus policeman, ar
rested every one who voted and the
preacher acted as judge and assessed a
fine OF such pretensious as he thought the
victim could stand. He succeeded In gath
ering in $40, which will be used in the
painting proposition.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-02
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO BOND BUYERS.


ONCE OF CITY Clerk, South Omana, Ne
braska, august I, A. D., lDO5, Sealed bios
addressed 70 the undersigned and plainly
marked proposals for Bonds" will be re-
oeived until O'Clock p. m. OF August a.
1910, at the Office OF the City Clerk South
For the purchase of the following de-
Bcribed issue OF General Bonds Of the City
OF South Omaha these said bonds so OF
fered Tor sale being general obligations Of
Thirty-five thousand (s35OOO dollars Of
General Bonds to be issued for the pur-
pHNe OF paying for the improvements IN Inn
Rement District No. "E' OF said city.
pd bonds are to be numbered consecu-
u inclusive, and are to be of the denom-
Il pnE OF ttve hundred CO0U,V0J dollars each,
y Jar date Of August /, 1906, and shall
\ PC due and payable in twenty (20)
q after date, unless sooner redeemed
the reserved option, and shall draw
from date thereof at the rate Of
per cent per annum, payable semi
d. August and February LIST OF each
~ be several installments of interest
toAA evidenced by coupons attached to
said bond, bonds and coupons payable at
the Fiscal Agency of the State of Ne
biaska, City OF New York.
the purpose OF paying for the paving, curb.
ing and Improvements in District "E" of
visions wherein the faith and credit of the
city are firmly bound. and all of its real
and personal property, and its taxing and
revenue powers are irreYocably pledged for
the prompt payment of the bonds and inter-
est thereof semi-annually and at maturity
thereof.
Also that the total Indebtedness OF the
city, including this issue of bonds, has not
exceeded the constitutional and statutory
limit, and that an annual tax, and other
taxes and assessments, to pay principal and
interest as the same, respectively, falls due
shall be made.
Each bidder shall state separately the
amount offered as Principal and Pre-
mium," and that Accrued Interest will
be paid to date OF delivery and payment OF
bonds.
graphing said bonds.
Each bid must be accompanied by cash
or certified check on a registered national
bank, in the sum OF one thousand dollars
NiOC0.O0 and made payable to the city al
an evidence OF good faith on the part OF
said bidder.
The city reserves the right to reject any
or all bids, or to waive defects should they
appear.
BY order OF the Council
JOHN ]. GILLIN,
AZ dl4t City Clerk
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-02
APPRAISERS NOT YET NAMED
! Men TO Name Value Of Estates to Be
selscted by Conference,
MOST IMPORTANT OF PROBATE CASES
County Judge, Attorney and Attor-
neys of Record for Various
Estates VIII Decide
on Plan.

Judge Vinsonhaler has not yet named any
appraisers for estates in probate. He was
to have done Tuesday morning, but IL
was found on examination that the APP
plicatloHs Of the county attorney for the
appointment OF such appraisers were de-
ficient In some particulars. At least two
of the estates on the list for which ap-
plicatlons were submitted have been set
tied so that the heirs would be the
proper parties defendant.
Af.er consideration. It has been decided
TO hold a conference OF the county Judge,
county attorney and the attorneys OF record
for the various estates. to decide on q plan
% acJ on that viii accomplish the result
the county attorney has In view most
expedltiously. In this way all the argu-
mepts can be heard at one time, pro and
con.
Judge Slabaugh was willing that tho
county Judge should deny the application
for appraisers and then come in with a
nandanlus proceeding This method OF
procedure did not meet the approval of the
county Judge, and after some discussion
It was decided to have a conference as
indicated Just when the matter will be
presented TO the county court in its new
aspect is not decided. but It will be some
day this week.
In the meantime Clyde sundblad of the
county judges once is to look up several
other estates that come under the provisions
OF the law, 80 that all attorneys and parties
concerned may be notified and take part
in the hearing. In many respects this will
be the most important hearing ever had in
a probate court in Nebraska; not only be
cause OF the amount of money involved
but also because of the points likely to
be raised by the attorneys for the various
estates
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-02
FENCES ARE COMING DOWN
SuSh IL statement of Deputy United
states Marshal Who Just
Comes In.

Deputy United states Marshall Earl Mat
thews Is authority for the statement that
the fences are coming down In the neigh
borhood OF ogalalla by the wholesale and
by the end OF ten or fifteen days every
Illegal fence in that district will be down
and out Deputy Matthews has just re-
turned from the ogalalla district, where
he arrested the following men on a charge
Of fencing government lands contrary 10
the laws: Adam Miller, Charles Miller,
Clarence Miller, W. A. Miller, Jens seilla
sen. 3. seillasen II. b, Reed. The men
were taken 20 Ogalalla and arraigned be-
fore Commissioner Clary, who released
them under bonds OF yl.OoO each. The news
OF the arrest OF the men was soon known
over the cattle country, Mr.. Matthews
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-02
BUILDING MATERIAL SCARCE
Because of This Contractors Say Con
struction of buildings In
Omaha IL Retarded.

Scarcity of lumber is delaying the con-
structlon of several of the new and larger
buildings of the city. Manager Myrick
of the Capital City Construction company,
which is building the new Office building
and warehouse of the American Radiator
company, and also the new Allen Bros.
building on Farnam below Tenth streets,
said Tuesday morning that the failure of
the mills to turn out the heavier timbers
required for the Allen building had held
back the construction considerable. The
heavy rains OF the spring made it impossi-
BILE to get out the heavier timbers at the
mill in Arkansas, otherwise the Allen
Bros. building would now be TO the third
story instead of the first floor as at pres
ent. NJ. c. Peters says that the lack OF
this heavy material is also delaying the
construction of his new cereal building.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-02
RAIN MARS THE BIG PICNIC
Jupiter PIuvius Puts Dnmper ON B'naI
FIRTH Outing at KruE
Park.

Jupiter Pluvius put something OF a
damper on the B'nai Birth picnic at Krug
park yesterday, but not until a goOdly num-
Der OF the merrymakers had assembled and
enjoyed a few hours of recreation for a
good cause-that OF the Wise Memorial
hospital, for which institution the affair
was planned.
The committee having in charge the sale
OF the tickets met with success in disposing
of the tickets. quite a crowd gathered in
spite of the rain and congregated In the
pavilion.
The Mckinley lodge of the B'nai Birth
gave a special feature In the way OF a
burlesque initiation, which was highly APP
preciated
The park management looked after the
comforts OF the picnickers In commend
able manner.
In the evening after the rain a good
crowd was present
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-02
oId settIers to CeIebrnte.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Aug. Especial y
Thursday, Friday and Saturday OF this
week will be notable days at Sioux Rapids,
Buena Vista county, la, The semi-centen-
NAL OF the settlement OF northwestern
Iowa will be celebrated at that time and
place and the occasion will attract people
from a dozen counties roundabout Gov
ernor Cummins and Judge G. s. Robinson,
formerly chief justice Of the Iowa supreme
court, but now chairman OF the State Board
OF Control. will be among the speakers c.
+. Custiss, dean OF Iowa college, and state
Senator Mack Of Storm Lake are also TO
talk. It is planned. however, to make il
largely an old settlers meeting, and short
speeches and reminiscent stories will be
told by scores OF old-timers.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-02

be drawn from is increased. That Omaha
has become and will continue, a big butter
manufacturing town is well established. It
looks as though progress in this line will
be steadily forward.
I'VE will put IN machinery sufficient to
turn out 20OOO pounds Of butter day,
though. Of course, II will take us some time
10 produce that much. Employment will
be given to about twenty-five men. The
creamery will not be connected with any
other In Omaha, and we expect II to be
working by october l. Our territory will be
as far as we can reach. The Rockwell City
and Davenport establishments will be con-
tinued as at present"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-02
Finds Son Dead.
BENNINGTON VICTIM 81
BURIED
Iowa Boy saves Friends Life, but
Lases His own.


CLARINDA, Ia, Aug. 1.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-The funeral of John Calvin Bar
chus, a victim of the Bennington disaster,
was held here at his home this afternoon.
The service was simple but beautiful and
impressive, conducted by Rev. w. T.
Fisher, pastor OF the Christian church. The
casket was borne to the grave covered with
the American flag and was buried beneath
mass of flowers, Barchus was taking a
bath on the Bennington when he heard the
explosion. Hurrying from his room he
saw a friend, young apprentice, whom he
quickly seized and threw through a port
hole into the water, saving his friend $
life. A second explosion then occurred
which prevented Barchus from saving him
self. He died from being badly burned.
Barchus' younger brother, Clarence Ed
ward Barchus also a sailor on the Ben
nington, was on the deck over the boilers
and when the explosion took place in
stantly jumped into the water, getting one
OF his feet burned as he jumped, and al
though not a good swimmer managed to
escape only slightly injured He was
granted leave TO attend his brother :
funeral and is now at home.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-02
Shellbrings band is unusually good and
every number first class. The chautauqua
continues until August G.


SIOUX CITY, Ia, August 1.-(Special y
The demand for harvest hands in South
Dakota is great. Never were there brighter
prospects for crops, but the tillers of the
soil are not able to get nearly enough men
to do the work of harvesting. Farmers are
offering So a day and board. The reports
of damage by black rust are unanimously
contradicted, the excitement having been
started by a sensational newspaper CORE
spondent. Macaroni wheat is the great
product of the season and will average
fifty bushels to the acre The yield OF
barley, rye and corn is equally as good
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-02

IOWA. CITY, Ia, Aug. Judge Bying-
ton, in the district court, dismissed an
action to dissolve the corporate existence
of the Amaua society, said to be the largest
communistic organization in existence.
The society owns immense interests, chiefly
farm lands and factories Il was alleged
that the society was exceeding its rights
as a benevolent institution.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-02
KenI,nk Pnner Solid.

KEoKUK, Ia, Aug. 1.-(special.)-C. F.
skirvin. formerly of the Creston Gazette
Advertiser, has acquired the controlling In
terest in the Gate City. skirvin has Sc
cured the stock of James c. Davis Of Des
Moincs, John n. Irwin, William Logan and
+. f. Baker all of Keokuk. DR.. S. w.
Moorehead will continue as editor.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-02

PERSIA, Ia, Aug. l.-(speciaL)-A. o.
Cook. who has been manager Of the fur
niture department in the Finkbine-Guild-
Jewett company's department store at
Logan for several years, has come TO this
place TO open a new furniture store in a
new brick building just completed.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-02

LOGAN, Ia, Aug. l-(special)-E. s.
Garrison, ex-clerk of the Harrison county
district court and once an attorney at Mis-
souri, Valley, has secured appointment as
stenographer in the government service at
the Panama canal with an annual salary
Of 1850. He will leave New York next
Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-02

LOGAN, Ia. Aug. l.-Cspecial)-Toda
the Harrison County Teachers institute
has reached 40. The lectures are all being
held in the Methodist Episcopal church.
Dr. Ira Howerth of Chicago will lecture
this afternoon and tonight State superin-
tendent j. F. Riggs OF Des Moines will
sneak.