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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-01-06
WHAT THE
PEOPLE SAY.
Testimonials From Users Of The
Home Comfort Steel Range.

We are glad to inform our friends
and patrons that the Hone Comfort
secured the GRAND PRIZE. the
highest award, given at the World s
Far at st. Louis. Add to this its vic
tories at the Worlds Fair at Chicago.
Worlds FAIR at New Orleans. Mid
winter Fair at San Francisco and every
state fair in the United States and
Canada where exhibited. and you Will
find we have good support to our claims
for its superiority over all other
ra1ges. Il. N. 3. LEE, Mgr. i
Columbia, Tenn Dec. 18th.
/ have been using Home Comfort
Wrought lion Range for the past
twenty three years with much salts
faction. A few weeks ago l ordered
direct from the company a few neces-
sary repairs. which cost me nothing
hut the freight Some days ago, one
of the company's travelling statesmen
came to my home advertising the i'm
proved Home Comfort steel Range,
and after examining the range with
Its many Improvements i bought one.
l take pleasure IN recommending the
Home Comfort to any one desiring a
durable and convenient cooking outfit.
MRS. p. j. GALLOWAY.
Culleoka, Tenn. Dec 29. 1904
We have been using a Home Com
fort Steel Range fOI several days and
are pleased to say it is giving entire
satisfaction. 1t is an excellent baker,
heats up quickly and requires very
little fuel. The reservoir is a jewel.
1t is clean as dish and furnishes
copious supply of hot water at all
times. Very truly
MRS. DIR. SULLIVAN.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-01-06

MRS. j. ". ALSUP.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-01-06
columbia. Tenn. Dec. %. /

T. A. tilLBREATE.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-10-26
81 a Year in dvance.

Sir Henry Irving, the greatest Brit
lsh actor Of his time, died very suddenly
the night Of the 18th instant, shortly
after finishing hisr0le in Lore Tenacy-
sons Beckett"
Manila has prepared a banquat.
reception and water pageant in homo?
Of Governor Wright, previous 70 his
departure for the United States on a
Fix months leave Of absence.
Admiral Togo wao given warm ro-
ccpliOn in Toxic on the 22d instant, On
th" occasion Of making Official report
70 the emperor Of what he had been
doing to the Russian war7hips.
George j. Gould ha- resigned lie
president Of the board OF the Wabash
railroad, and has been succeeded bv
Edward T. JciTcry. The change was
made for reasons growing out Of the
Missouri railroad laws.
Mexico j., in the grip Of a season Of
high prices for food. as the result nfa
shortage in her wuoat aud corn crops.
The people ar" hoping for the removal
Of her duties on American and Canad.-
an wheat aud corn, in the interest Of
lower prices.
Al one mint an me- li,, gf p,..-,r,.,
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-10-26
lie spraNed the frnii.

j. f.. Remsburg, on his fruit farm
south OF AtchisOn. Kan, made prac.
tical test Of spray ing this season. His
orchards contain two large blocks Of
Jonathan apples. One block he SPRAY cd
three times, dust method. with line.
concentrated lyc, blue yitriol, Paris
green and sulphur. The other block
was not sprayed. OF the sprayed fruit
more than 10 per cent that escaped The
spring freeze hung on the trees iii Il
maturcd. OF the unspraycd fruit fully
- per cent dropped. OF the spra, "a
fruit that matured 20 per cent graz I'd
No. J. or the uuspraycd fruit that
matured only 80 per cent graded No. l..
Thus d3 per cent OF the sprayed and
only 10 per cent Of the ursprayed frui,
that escaped the frost made No.
apples.
While not enough fruit survived the
frost TO make OnG-fOurth Of crop, that
which survived Of the SPRAYED fruit
brought 1925 an acre, that Of the un.
sprayed brought but $50 an acre. As
the cost Of the spraying was less than
- an acre the investment paid 1000 per
cent Kansas City journal.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-10-26
They Like California.

Mrs. Alice Spore, writing from Cali.
fOrnia 10 have The address Of their "a.
per changed, pleases the editor by say.
ing, 1--WE did not know buw to appre.
ciate the paper from home until Se
failed 10 get it," She says they are
ali quite well and like the country a.
well az they did at first. She furtL er
says; "Mr. Sporc has plenty Of work,
and ] am starting boarding house,
and think We will do very well.
thought we were 30 far from Taney
county We would never see anyone from
there again, but have been agrceably
surprised by meeting number Of pco-
pie We knew while there"
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-10-26

TANEi j. the iDGFth county IRON tbs "tsI
line o; iIs stsEs, jn tls extreme south-ft
,.r. and 20 BORDERING u ArEansA. and en'
iOyIug 70 IT, !Iilu--s the wonderful climate
Il the ''Suguy side Of the Ozark. wh-fe he
temperature rarely touches lr!O 10 winter aud ihe
Bi2ht- ~ ,umns! ste ala sys CO..! en0ugi 70 MAKE
sierp J-ll2ht.
III. c.,aEly contain, 30 square mi.es. siz ~
acfss. %. aUlrL zDyUi 1s.JyJ acEss ar Under itn'
yfos-as-4l The syI! GsTi-' irym the fE:L a!4gt!4i
DOilO.- 81 tie sifJug iiir,lOi'- sDb- ci lHe f4-'
-, p!J.4ciug -uccs-siu..4 Sh~ai, oh WINCH IL,
cDuHty a. awarded th- silver medal az TIE LJg.
isiAua puEcLas- s2yy~ltOn. cyfu seJOud ~ none.
(asLaIk grown TIL. -sason splss 40 I'll. uiilg-
meas -gflDg i f.si 10 i.H-th.' potato. cotton,
melons. tame gfss-st Ds-tges iTgii-. irEeiaL'"'r
~ fEci ryETt itLs except lfUp;Al FTDsgcls, rear
and pssciSrs " 60 spscsal!! Nta.
The surface j. Tagged aud pIeiufe-Iu". covered
with fOEesia aud lAgef-sd Dy streams O' sPa:E'
ling sE-aTEess. among them the bsA1uisl hl's
river. famed for ~ -ieusfy snd IT. han! tflt-s,
inclGdin. the 2an4-y black base and jack saifIyu,
y bile tie WuVged eXp4Eses abound IN sInaI! game
~ various kinds. including iOI rsocOon OpJss srn.
.4uirrr!, quail and turkey, srOfdln2 absEIagi
recreation Eiih rod snd gun.
TIE population 81 the county b. the lAsi Gems VI
", N. OL!y lHo o; whom ~eF. coiOr'-J and
all but " AMERICAN Uorn- The county iaA l. but
% csuts Cu tts slBj. sn1 there u PRACTICALLY Nc
county debt HUyJ H.. !ue! j. Plentiful and cheap
s-iIng 10 fOrsy'h ;Gr 81 s4guh-ioad with -i!e
DDar1s. Church ai.d sciiOy! ia;Iili-s ar lar aud
IucFeasiLg. fnaBg % the schools mAEiitrt!ng s-ch
spIril VI Dp-uy-1ats-nsss a. " provide Libraries
io' the uss VI ~ yils. Improved iATBs ar valued
al ell ~ 50 al acre. aLiis gnlmprOyed lands cal
" hhd al 81 e ~ y J nslr ar" eth about 5Uy
acres u! goYsrun"Li !au1s. subject 70 honest 40
Ur cash enlry. The count! IL IneIy Hatefe1, 'Ee
White rIyef alone winding 10 At1 oct Tor aJpl'
hundred mites within IL by'dTf.
Tb-Fs }. cDusld"raDis iiElh.l Of cDiDIDs'clal 'a..
W, incig1IBR hickory, Hhitsoak. walnut. pine ana
cedAT aud SA.i iuIBcr4! sesilh, ~ Indicated ~
the htii. pros y-ctiBg that has .s-eD done. Our
ln!nera.s include nnafbls hydraulic line nanglE-
ess. lpJSsr lead aud LiBc Ia their mgltiiGclgsus
forms ef and gold. E"cs.ui pro- iS.riu2 shp" ~
the pfe--uc- o! 18th IL paying gusnu'"'. al 81
which VIII afford W"-lta-ulakiLs oPyyflanIi.rr "
men Of msans, Judgment ap1 energy.
In ~ spyi % esFih. ps!Iaps can poor man
~ iAsIiI aC,. gits a home aud mabe d !IIng, and
any ual - hy H. bOne-i sHG sneFgst!c viii b" "e!.
coined b" b. tIyh or poor. Ihr fAilTYad WIN"
Rvef l.Ge Of the u ,sgUfi pscbc,J j. Ju-' Eca':h-
ing W for ID. hTst time, and ire!Zhi ana pass
enYev si"Amsr viii b. put On ID. ryaf neat -bul'
MrT, greatly stimulating activity ~ every di'ec.
ton, au4 sending vaIus- uPaafG. 10" i The
lilAe ~ get IN TiZIt ana reap ihs benefits.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-10-26
Lectures in Journalism.

Definite announcement was made 10
DAY OF a course Of lectures on journal
Ism to be delivered at the University Of
Missouri during the present session.
The University has had no regular
course in journalism and these lecture.
are it, first attempt 10 teach ncw-ia.
per'making. The lectures will con.
tinue during the entire session and will
cover the whole art Of The product N
OF newspaper. The cour-e VIA. ir.
ranged by committee consisting Of
Walter Williams and Acting Prc.i-
dent }. c. Jones and contains the names
OF the following distinguished new st.
paper men
Captain Henry King. editor Of tlo
ST. Louis GlObc.Democrat: Melville f..
Stone, general manager Of the As.o.
cIatcd Press, New York City: J. 4.
Graham, managing editor Of the -.
Louis Republic: Smaller Malbcv..
editor Of The World Today. Ch;caro:
George 5. Johns editor Of the 81. ,.oris
Po't-Dispatch: ). ). Mcclure. editor Of
McCiure's Magazine, New York:
Samuel Bowlcs, editor Of the Sprjl "a.
field Mass. Republican; h. h. II.r.
bert, editor Of the National Printer.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-10-26
GO WHERE GLORY WAITS THE.

70 where glory waits thee,
v But, while fame elates thee,
Oh! still remember me.
When the praise thou mee;est
To thine ear IL sweetest,
Oh then remember me.
Other arms may press the.
Dearer friends caress thee,
All the JOYS tina, bIess thee
bearer far may be;
But when friends are nrhrrs..
And when joys are dearest,
oh, then remember me.
When al eve thou rovest,
BY the stSr thou lowest,
OH then remember me
Think wber home returning,
Bright we've seen it burning
Oh thus Remember ne
on as Summer closes,
hSh thine eye rcpOses
ON lts lingering rOses,
Once 50 loved by thee.
Think Of her who wOyc them.
Her who nIaic thee love them,
Oh. then remember m"
When, around thee dying,
Autumn leaves are lying.
Oh, then remember me.
And, at night. when gazing
On the gay hearth blazing.
Oh still remember me
Then, should music. steslisr.
All the soul Of feeling.
To thy heart appealing,
Draw one tear from thee:
Then let memory bring thee
strains / used 20 sing thee
Oh. then Remember M.
-IhvInas Moor
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-10-26
Lead Hill High School
Cheapest Reliable School ii the Country

Nhm"-t E"IlHbIc school N The Country.
Regular term OPEN prmbor II, 1905: y.
Coed board including gnt at from Il to.
4
Pupils enter tine take up any they
~ amy subjects required for H 2nu or Bird
Artan-a-
The sho's, and cheapest % grad.
c lhan l"n no." h' lead directly the Hd HI
the path az ~ me
up. attend This school and both r
cI'ul'r that be- Eai and
"f county hail Of the Third grnc., by person.
hAy" been pupils 81 thI- school
For further particulars call
Al HICKS. IrinGIn,.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-10-26
Official Directury.


co,..o, "AlE W FIN
oecie'ai' VI ''a's pE So.
L. S. Senators WIN. Warne,
SIats Ss"s'yI ,,i.I ,....,,i. I",.I ~!
'u1s' ''''''
,nt-sTy
cGaai: cifeai! tisrt I,sit and Recorder aSS5ft
Judge Of Probate ). yicsen'9I xcx en- o.,
SOIec.oI Vi he'FHu' a a psIT NJ
AIssaut,Nst,,a, n, -cbnnIE IS NiiIi1ns
Ioinnissionef oi 'cHooE "i,Sni. JasIs.
..aI Is Erown
sarVeyor S-So NE 6lrd
os:Ster. S%pti iHs''' ''D''" '''"''' - -'' '
Pre-. Judge w nj, . a nGsitI.gy CI,iyy
As''' '":s Z. VI. fIoyd
Cour, meets FIRST Monday in February, May,
august anu Ho'e"'De'.
Court meels second Monday IN February
-
TOWNsblPs'
bEaNEk. - ,.,,
justices. j. Il hehheI' " y NIa'A ~
Cons'ADie D"'' "''''''''
cyn.ncrgyx
,. n a a r.tnrnsII 3 p Uny1ar
Jusuces, D'a' ii"A'iii'"' y gssS,.,,
NOnsiaoiss D'""'''
JA.PsE.
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Issac LuLp
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NEWTON.
Jus,ice. Frank Dayis ". A BransOn
Cyas,sble John Burnett
OLIVER.
Ju..Ice C.. v. johnson. J. " Yancell
'nnn,shie James AIsup
swAy.
Justicss ". b. JOnes, u. l.. Griffith
N""S'a"'e
sCoIT,
rn.,ic.. JR Wilson
Nons'aO'e p,a c,,yK
Lattice, s,P. poison. i J league.
,,u.,.,,. GaDn
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MASONIC.
A.F md 4. " Forsyth Lodge sc .t55, merts
on SATURDAY upon or after the full m1Ci IN
each month j. ". DICKEssOS, ".
j. " POWELL, nec.
A. 4. and 4. NJ. - KirDyyille Lodge No. 20,
meets On saturday night upOr or next before
the full moon IN each month.
q '" NANZASDr' n
A T. and A. M.-LlsHIn Lodge, No. 2ly, Pr0-
f.eff. Ee Iuf
each month Z. a. JAMES, W NJ.
u s-Chspter No. 80, meets frsi and third
Thursdays in each month
Arl .: A. WEATBEENAN. W. h.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-10-26

NJ W. A.-Forsyth Camp No. $50 meets on
Tuesday upon or Grsi following the full moon
Ia each month.
j. v. BALDwis, Head Consul.
G. II GEooH. Clerk.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-10-26
Vol. 10. No. 50.
TANEY COUNTY REPUBLICAN
BY " Il. AND Z. Is. PRICE.
Taney County

TANEY IS the fourth county from the Eea'
line o! ihs stsss, ju ths eG;frIas south-'n
,.r:. and - BORDERING 70 ArEansa. aud en-
iOyIug 70 it. !I.lu--s the wonderful climate
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-10-26

y Z s.-Chspter No. 81. meets fret and thirC
Thursdays in each month
Ars D. A WEATBEENAs. W. NJ.
r. C foKD, W. r. A n. PhHEIsH, 5ec.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-10-26

ODD YELLOws.
10. y. F.--GsrriEOn Lodge 30. Gij, inee.s
second and fourth saturday nights.
J " sIEyESs, y. q.
%. .. 4 -Bradleyyiile Lodge. No. ZS3,
Inee.s lrsi and iard saturday nighis.
J.h BLAIE, y. q.
I.U.O.F F.-syan LOIge No hIj, Ianeyyi!ie,
Mo msets every IbuTsssy night
DC RAsKts, y. g..
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-10-26
CHURCHES.

sToFg CBAPEL. FORSYTH.
NJ. E.-seryices frst sunday in each month,
morn lux and yeniDg kEV. I. Il. G.lEylS.
Union Sunday school every sunday morning Of
IOo'clock You are welcome.
LAURA JOHNSON. Sec. W. II. PgicE, Sup.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-10-26

A.. Y. and A. M.--ClsHiB Lodge. No. 2Zy, Pro-
TEN. No meets on or before the full moon IN
each month. Z. a. JAMES, W n.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-10-26
SOCIETIES

4. =. md 4. M Forsyth Lodge y 0 .i55, meetf
On SATURDAY upon or after the full moot III
each month. }. " DICKEsEON, ". A
j " POWELL. rec.
Al. and 4. NJ. - Kirbyyile Lodge No ~
meets On Saturday night upOr or next before
the fall moon in each month.
q " yANZASDT, W N.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-10-26

100. F.-Bssyer Lodge, No. gi5, hissee
Mills. 40 meets saturday nights before bsc-
ond and fourth oundays
". J.. JoussOs, =. o..
JO.O.F Golden Rod Rebeeca Lodge, No.
sII, Iabpyylile, Mo Bee;s every 1uesisy
nlgbt SARAH y FIERCE, y. y.
EHhA KAsEIS, See.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
CASE TO TEST PRIMARY LAW
Socialist Candidate Files Original Actor
,t. in Supreme Court.
DRUGS STRUGGLED INTo PENIttNTIARY
"A. H. Gould, Bankwrecker, Accused
by Fellow Convict of Selling 1t
to Him-COst for Nebraska
Soldiers.
(From a Stan Correspondent


LINCOLN. Aug H-(Special.) -Without
permission Of the court an original action
was started in the supreme court this
morning which will settle the constitu-
tionality of the Douglas county primary
election law which was enacted by the late
legislature. Clark Adair, nominated by the
socialists OF Douglas county for county
clerk, through his attorneys, Leigh & Mag
ney, filed petition for a mandamus to
compel County Clerk Drexel to place his
name upon the. official ballot, the county
clerk having refused to do so because Adair
Fas nominated by a convention instead OF
by primary. in accordance with the pro-
visions Of the primary election law. Just
when the case will be taken up by the
Judges no one seems TO know, as all OF
them are out of the state at this time 1t
Is understood that County Attorney Sla-
baugh will file a demurrer to the petition
and both sides will then prepare briefs to
be presented to the judges upon their re-
turn to the state. Before an original suit
can be filed In the supreme court perRis-
sion must be secured by the parties from
J the judges. but owing to the Importance Of
the case and the desire of the parties for
a decision in the matter the clerk put the
case on the docket.
The petition attacks the constitutionality
of the law in the following particulars:
That IL violates section p of article 1 of
the constition, which provides that all cleo
lions shall be free, and there shall be no
hindrance or impeachment to the right of a
qualified voter 10 exercise the elective fran
chise; that the law requires all candidates
for nominations to pay the county treas
urer ] per cent of the salary attached to
the ONCE to which he aspires before he can
be voted for. IL requires any person, II
his vote be challenged, 10 state what party
he afiliated with at the last election and
II he Intends 10 support the candidates OF
such political party at the next election
dicates 81 tbs nsrtv a. he last eIection
IL provides that no candidate can get on
the ballot unless the party with which he
afiiliates cast 1 per cent OF the total vote
at the last election, in the state, county or
subdivision OF district in which he seeks
election. No person can be upon the ballot
as the candidate OF more than one political
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18

ADVANTAGE of n Pipe Line 20 NRviER-
BILE Waters and Reasons why the
Company VIII sacriRce the stock 20
Complete This Line.
Any man who has ever been, on the
ground knows that the stock Of the Uncle
San OIL company, with its great refinery
completed and its thousands of acres of
oil and gas lands and a large production
OF oil already secured, should sell for at
least 20 to Is cents per share. However,
this company has a great work to do and
every day the pipe line remains uncom-
pleted the company will lose the equal to
$500 per day, or, in other words the pipe
line would earn us this amount Of money
n we had II completed. Now the company
has been determined on building this pipe
line from the start, and where there Is a
will there is q way so, regardless of the
great assets back of this stock the COM
pany is offering the investing public a
fortune maker In this stock An before
stated, the company desires to raise at least
$685. 900 without delay. We now have on our
mailing lists over 1000 probable investors.
This announcement will appear In about
100 OF the leading papers in the nation. It
will be read by over 1900, 900 people. The
stock is worth almost double what the
company asks. The reason we make this
sacrifice is plain, for we can take this
money and at this time crowd to com
pletion this pipe line and make Il all back,
and at the same time make every investor
happy over his Investment in stock.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
FIND Won MANsFELDE's BODY
Farmer Discovers 1T Floating in Platte

Farmer Discovers 1t Floating in Platte
River Near state Fish Hatchery.
ASHLAND. Neb., Aug. 17.--(Special Tele-
gram)-The body OF Charles H. Won Mans
felde, the young Omaha attorney who was
drowned here Tuesday afternoon, was re-
covered this morning near the state fish
hatcheries at South Bend. The body was
first seen floating down the river by John
Late, a farmer who was driving along the
road. 1t was imediately taken from the
water. Aside from the eyes and brulse
in the back of the head, the body was in
good state OF preservation considering the
time il had been in the water.
Since the drowning every effort has been
made to recover the body Yesterday after
noon dynamite was exploded in the river
and it may have caused the body to rise
and float away in the darkness.
The coroner at Plattsmouth was notified
OF the recovery of the body and said that
no inquest would be held. and the funeral
will probably take place from the home of
his father. DR.. Won Mansfelde, this after
nooA.
The only way in which his companions can
account for the death of Mr.. Won Mansfelde
is that in diving he struck his head upon
one of the many rocks which there line the
bottom.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
Arrest Much wanted Man.

FREMONT. Neb. Aug. 17.-(Special)-
The police yesterday afternoon arrested
Ed ]. Suffer- alias Burt HILL on the charge
of the larceny of $40 gold piece from Will
liam Jacksons room at a boarding house
on Third street. He pleaded not guilty,
but when put through the sweatboX by
Sheriff Bauman 1t developed that he was a
bad man and will probably have to go to
Iowa. Some months ago he was arrested
at Sioux Falls, s. D., on a charge of GRIM
inal assault on Julia Has OF Cherokee, Ia,
but on account of the girl becoming insane
appears never to have been prosecuted on
the charge. Some time last winter he ran
away with Mrs. Stella Wyatt, wife Of
Harvey Wyatt, of Madrid Ia. Mrs. Wyatt
had only been married little over two
years, and her husband Is now procuring a
divorce from her. This summer they have
been around the country working in res
taurants. Although Hill has treated Mrs.
Wyatt cruelty, viciously assaulting her in
restaurant in this city only last week,
she still sticks by him and declined to
prosecute him on the assault charge. Mrs
Wyatt at first claimed TO have been mar
ried TO Hill, but on being confronted with
his confession and the evidence of a former
Iowa man who recognized her, she ac-
knowledged her guilt. She is a good looking
young woman, about % years of age, and
during the two weeks she has been here
worked as a cook at grading camp until
Hill was discharged.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
Chautauqua at Fullerton.

FULLERTON. Aug 1Z-(Special THE
Fullerton Chautsuqua assembly continues
with growing interest. The Seton Indians
under Mrs. Fuller Swift. have held two
more councils. Maize Day and ARROW
races and games" DR.. Vincent's Bible lee
lures The Gospel OF Mark. or the Use Of
Power in the Twentieth Century" and The
Gospel of Luke or the Type of Manhood for
the Twentieth Century" we're certainly in
spring. Sidney LandOn and his company of
Imperial Entertainers have come and are
meeting with hearty reclamation. Mrs. e
o. Garrett Of Fremont Neb., con-
tinues TO render her beautiful soprano
solos w. I. Nolan's humorous lecture
I'VE the People" drew forth repeated ap-
plause. A new feature Of the assembly is
the domestic science cooking school con-
Quoted by Mrs H. S. MacMurDhy Of
Omaha. In connection with her lecture
May We Live a Hundred Years" she dem
onstrated a long life breakfast. Her sec
ond demonstration was a non-dyspeptic din
ner with which she lectured on "A Dys-
peptics' Club" The White and Reglin
Company assisted by Nine. Taylor-White
mezzo-sopranO soloist, have given three
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18

GENEVA, Neb., Aug. H-(Special.)-The
Modern Woodmen of America picnic was
a success In every particular. The park
was a living mass OF humanity from IL a.
m. until in the evening. The day was so
excessively warm (9S in the shade) that
everybody sought the trees, and the benches
that have just been set up in the park were
in demand. The most enjoyable feature of
the day was the concerts by Hagenow's
band. The ball games were well patronized
and the balloon ascension was fine, followed
by a paper airship and parachute. The ex-
ercises were in charge of DR.. Royal Woods,
j. X. Waring and A. d. Curtis. Many fam
lilies ate picnic-fashion beneath the trees
A few accidents occurred, Fred Camp
MASKING his thumb badly, requiring a
physicians care, and a runaway in the
evening, in which a number were hurt and
several bugges were wrecked; with one
arrest for fighting.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
washington County republicans.

BLAIR, NEB., Aug. l7.-(Speeial. THE
date for the republican county convention,
as announced by f. u. Russell, chairman
of the county central committee is Satur-
day, Sept. 9, for the purpose of placing in
nomination candidates for the several
county offices and electing fourteen dele
gates 10 attend the state convention TO be
held In Lincoln. September H. Primaries
will be held in Blair city and the several
precincts, Friday September 8.
CANDIDATES for the different Offices are
not expected to be very numerous except
for county clerk, and for that ONCE the
woods will be full OF them and there will
be something doing among the boys be-
tween now and the convention date.