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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-29
Paid Attendance at Grounds Far Ahead Oi
Last Seasons Showing,
IERSIntNr RElesS ON THE HIGHWAY
Good Natured ThrOngS Jostle Each Other
Back and Forth.
RED MEN AND SooOWEN OF WORLD
Two Ria secret Societies WIN BE
Especially Honored Today and
New Mark for Friday is
Expected.


Gates open from a. m. until midnight.
Band concerts, l and y. m.
Free Attractions-Mme. Ami, aerial artist,
] :S5 and s p. m Phil Green, spiral tower,
wire acts, 2:10 and y. M; slide for life,
3:l5 and 9: SO p. m.
All shows open at 80 and 7:S0 p. m.
Babcock loops the loop in the stadium
at 3:30 and $3.50 p m
Douglas County Agricultural society eX-
hibiton.
Today is Rcd Men and woodmen of the
World day.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-29
Attendance at Kings Highway.

Two little girls met on a public thor
oughfare of Omaha yesterday One of the
girls was smiling, while the other was
crying. The girl that was smiling said, II
have been to the Kings Highway" The
girl with the tears said, IL want to go to
the Kings Highway" The glad little girl
will take the sad little girl to the Kings
Highway today, and then both the little
girls will be glad And so II goes
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-29
GeneraI stoenseI ParaIr.ed.

MOSCOW, Sept. 2s.-Leutenant General
Stoessel, who commanded the Russian
forces at Port Arthur is suffering from
stroke of paralysis which affects his en-
tire left side. The generals recovery is
hoped for.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-29
witte Summoned to Bjoerke.

Owing to the perfect weather prevailing
the emperor's return to Peterhof has been
delayed and NJ Witte has been summoned
to meet the emperor on board the i'm.
perial yacht Polar Star at Bjoerke, the
scene of the interview between Emperor
Nicholas and Emperor william last July.
NJ. Witte will leave tomorrow for Bjoerke
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-29
Everybody VIII he Good.

Doc Breed. director Of the carnival. and
Harold A. Bushea, superintendent OF the
amusements, wish 10 remind visitors 20
will be strictly maintained on the Kings
Highway II is expected and desired that
all have a good time in every way that
the word implies. but liberty must not be
mistaken for license. The order OF wednes-
day evening was excellent
Owing to a number OF expressions Of pub
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-28

A stone no larger than a walnut
thrown by Henry Jonas, an is.ycar-old
boy, caused the almost instant death
Of Mitchell shadriek, a farm hand
known az the Boone county giant
shadriek had trouble with tho Jonas
family az Columbia, Mo-, Tuesday, and
tho trouble Terminated In an encounter
between the victim and tho two Jonas
brothers. shadrick struck w. n.
Jonas, when his brother Henry picked
up small stone and threw q AZ him.
Il struck shadrick behind the loft esr.
Tho giant whirled about, threw up his
hands and fen dead. Tho misallo left
no mark.
No coffin could be found IN Columbia
long enough 20 contain the body OF tho
dead man, and Il was necessary that a
'asket be made 90 order. Tho victim
vas considered the most powerful man
in this section Of the state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-28

New York, Dec. as-Represontativcs
Of largo number Of eastern colleges
win hold a conferences AZ the Murray
Nm hotel this afternoon 10 consider the
football question and discuss any sug
gesiions for reforming tho game % ne
20 remove some Of the brutal features
which have made the eamo objections.
bio 70 largo number Of people. Yale
win not bo represented In tho confer
ence, having taken decided stand
against any attempt TO abolish or oven
change tho present style Of playing. II
IL considered probable that a special
committee win bo appointed 10 work
out new rules FOR governing lntor.col
legiaso football games In the future
10 IL not believed that the game Of
football win DO abolished, but that
rules viii be 80 modified that tho dan.
ger 20 the individual players win be
greatly reduced
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-28
Furious F1ghting.

"FOr seven years" writes Geo. w
Hoffman, Of Harper, Wash, "I had q
bitter battle with chronic stomach and
liver trouble, but at last / won, and
cured my diseases by the use Of Flee
trie Bitters. / unhentatingly recon
mend them 10 all, and don't intend In
the future TO be without them In the
house. They are certainly q wonder
ful medicine, to have cured such bad
case as mine" Sold under guarantee
to do the same FOR you, by ]. o. Perry,
at SOC a bottle. Try them
today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-28
Wiu Homo pr. poublaa Huda.

Jersey City, N. j., Dee. es.-In hon
or Of DIR. Douglas Hyde, the distin-
guished Irishman now on a tour Of the
United States, the United Irish sOeie.
ties Of Hudson county have arranged
a meeting which win be held at st.
Peters hall this evening. The Rev.
William 7. Mclaughlin, President Pat
rick o'MeaTa and the distinguished
guest himself win be the principal
speakers Of the evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-28

We ofsr One Hundred Dollars 70.
ward for any case Of oatarrA that can.
not be cured by Halls catarrh Cure.
,. }. CHENEY a CO., Toledo, o.
We the undersigned, have known p.
J. Cheney for the last is years. ana A..
hsve him perfectly honorable IN all
business transactions And financially
able to carry out any obligations made
BY his Arm.
WALDINd, KINNAN q MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
HANS cataFrh Cure is taken inter.
nAlly' acting directly upon the blood
ana mucous surfaces Of the system.
testimonials sent free. Price rs cant
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family pills FOR eop.tin..
tiOn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-28

Valparaiso, Dee. ss.-The eabls
1'oAmship fAFaday, belonging to Sic.
mems mems Bros a Co., and having on board
i'Oo knots Of sable for the Central 4
south American company, was slqbtsd
today The cable is to be laia % ann.
lieate the Central & south Ama,i,lE
=, ne,egfaph eomPaHy's cable between
' valparaiso and Iquique, Chill. and
CallaO, Peru. %
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-28

brooklyn, Dee. ss-MajOr Genera
a. H. ohaffee, U. S. A., has accepted
an invitation to review the Thirteenth
regiment at its armory on sumte, ave
l'ue TINS evening. The review win \.
loio"ed BY the customary annual ~.
sa, -Iae ana by heavy artillery practice
"i'H dummy guns and mortars af,a.
c, "uish ball will be given. General
onaHee wiz be accompanied by his an
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-28

New York, Dec. 2s.-This 10 the day
FOR tho annual reorganization Of Tam.
many hall and The members and friends
Of The organization, which practically
controls the political situation and pat.
ronago IN this city. arc waiting Tho 70
suit with considerable interest. When
Mayor Mcclellan announced his eanH.
dacy for reelection two months ago,
tho relations betwech him and Tam.
many hall soomod Considerably strain.
Cd, and when Mr.. Mcclellan was 70.
elected Il was feared that ho might
emphaaiEe bis political indopenaonce
BY turning aeAinst Tammany han and
breaking on al relations with Charles
y. Murphy. tho leader. Since then.
however, the mayor has assumed
much more eoneiilatory attitude and n
= HRpoFsa"Aodhs, AID prod -Ppffoduss:: IN.
nest flowers, two 10 four inohes across
nd i2 10 20 on a stalk. The bulbs are
two gradeA Largest. selected, boo
" doren,. $3.50 per hundred. Msdlum
Fss bulbs $50 per dozen, t2.so per
indred.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-28
ADJUSTMENTS
TONIGHT.
Edison-vaudsvills.


At the Edison.
Everything new tonight. Harris &
Merlo in Yankee Doodle Girl" are
great. Most people enjoy good singing.
The Manzinette Quartet will sgreiy
please. The farce in which six people
take part Is a laugh-producer not to
be forgotten. The illustrated sonps "a
sung by Mr.. ]. Morton Harris, will be
one Of the features tonight, while the
great steeplo chase on the Edisono.
scope Is most entertaining.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-28
westarn surgeona b convention.

Kansas City. No, Doc. ss.-Betwee,
100 aud $50 surgeons and gynaseolo
gisss Of tho states west OF the Au.-i.
aippi river are assembled here 20 AZ
tend the annual convention OF m,
Western Surgical and oynascoloeleal
association which viii meet Al III. Ma
land hotel today and tomorrow. Anon
those present arc many Of the mos
distinguished surgeons and eyna..oJ
ogiSts Of tho west. A highly int.,s.,l
ing program for the eonventlon IA
ogan prepared aud among those WI
NiA read papers or deliver address,
=" : > various seientihe subjects are nl
:. :. - AaFPhy, ohieagOi DR.. G. II. Ma
Minn.i Dr. H. G. Crew.
= Kansas cityi DR.. Jabez jackson.
y Lester Hail. aud many others =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-28

CA9E0zEA
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-28
Does advertialng pay7

Does advertising pay7
II you doubt II. examine the remaEk.
able record OF the Chambcriin- johnson.
Dulose company OF this city. In a
unique presentation IN tho columns Of
the Constitution that enterpriaing drm
has made a comparative statement Of
ita business IN 1893 and 1908.
In tho former year II employed for,
ty-eight helpers. Ia storehouso occu.
pied st.2o0 square feet OF floor space
and ita sales amounted 10 $4,000
Seven years later Il employs 2i5 help.
err, ita storehonao occupies $4,000
square feet door space and its sales
were xsSi. .6Tp.iT.
More remarkable stiil ia the record
Of the nrm'a March business for this
year over that OF ono year ago. the
Increase for the month being almost
$4,000. or nearly $1,000 per Dag over
the same month a year ago
AS everybody knows. this great rs-
tail dry goods emporium sets the pace
for the south IN the nee OF pFtnters'
Constitution
susesssfuI msrohants svsry~AsEs
are these who advertise. Ths Sue
sessfuI msrehants % thts tswa ad-
ysFttss a. suE ooiunaas.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-28
Card OF Thanks.

To the friends who so kindly assisted
in the last sad rites Of our sister, the
late Mrs. 8. @. Miner, and 10 those
who gave tokens Of sympathy in
beautiful flowers, We express our sin
eers thanks.
M. A. WADE and WIFE,
w. L. WADE and WIFE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-28

hiiii0ns rush in mad chase afts,
a'Ai'h' from one extreme Of faddi.m
70 smother, when, IL they would opIv
cat good food, and keep their bowai.
regular reg. with DR.. Kings New Tss.
liiS, 'he'r troubles would all na.s
away. Prompt relief and QulsE sn,. sr.'
I0f nvoF and stomach trouble, sSs ~
. y FerFy's drug stOrej guarantee.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-28

Every man can save money BY bu q
,hoe' of us at present. iH.v.of
look" The Toggsry.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-15
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mayor J. L. Waring was a business visitor in Phoenix yesterday.
 The painters are at work on Mrs. May Peterson's new brick house on West Main street. Her house is a beauty. It is understood that Wolf Sachs will occupy the building when completed.
 George M Fryer is papering the home of F. T. Pomeroy. MT. Fryer is about the busiest man in Mesa, as he has this field all to himself
 Jack Allison has quit the employ of the Toggery and is now employed at the Blinn Lumber company's yards in the city.
 Eddie Tway has severed his connec- tion with the L. W. Blinn Lumber company.
 There will be a meeting or all who are interested in the Mesa Melon Growers association at the city hall at Nfesa Saturday at D. m. The matter of next years crop will be taken up and it is desired that all who cOntem- plate engaging in cantaloupe growing the coming season will be present.
 The last two days of hot weather is making the people who have hurried home from the mountains and coast wish for the balmy mountain and sea breezes.
 Mesa is about the busiest little city in the west just now. There are thir- teen four to six horse teams leaving Mesa every day for Roosevelt.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-15
RICH MEMS GIFTS TO SOCIETY

A letter of a tender hearted woman to the New York Sun asks whZ- rich men in giving large benefactions to promote the public welfare are conhn- ing themselves to the establishment or strengthening of institutions for the mental elevation of society, like schools and village libraries, instead of be- slowing their millions to give "a scrap of good. honest. daily breld,' and the Sun in commenting says:
 She touches enc of the gravest prob lens of the social organization, and lt cannot be denied that she expresses the spirit of the gospel of Christianity in her treatment of it. To the young man who came to Jesus asking: What shall I do that I may inherit eternal Iife?' the Master replied: "Go thy way. sell whatsoever thou hast. and give to the poor. and thou shalt have treasure in heaven"
 Practically. however, Christendom has never obeyed this precept. Mr Rockefeller is a devoted Baptist, or of a religious school which lays special stress on the obligation to render eX- act obedience to the precise words of Jesus. yet. enormous as his gifts have been in the aggregate. they represent only very small fraction of his pos sessions. Moreover as our cores pondeut observes, his gifts and those of the rich men generally most dis tinguished for the magnitude of their benefactions. have not been to the poor specifically. They have been for the extension of education to rich and poor alike All our great universities are practically philanthrOpic institu- tions The part of their whole eX- penditures. counting the interest on the millions invested in their educational plants. which the rich or well-to-do students pay in tuition fees, is small. To some extent every boy in college IS a charity student
Arizona republican., 1905-09-15
TEMPE
A CLOSE CALL.
Accidental Discharge of a Gun Came
 Near Being Fatal Yesterday.

An accident happened here yester- day afternoon that came within two inches of being fatal, not figuratiVely but lieterally speaking, for bullet fir ed accidentally missed one of John Nc Crews children by not more than that distance and struck Mir. McGrew in the arm inflicting several severe but not necessarily dangerous wounds.
 NJ. McGrew was sitting on the front porch of his nome holding the child in his arms. Fred Fogal and Charles Fitzgerald. with several others, were al the house preparing to go hunting. MT. McGrew had revolver in the house and he requested Mir Fogal to bring it outside He did so and was drawing the revolver from the scabbard after coming out of the house, when in some unknown manne- the weapon was discharged. The bullet struck MT. McGrew just below the shoulder bare ly missing the child's head. emes ged from the skin of the arm just above the elbow and he vas in such posi- tion in the chair that the bullet again entered the flesh just above the knee and lodged under the skin little be- low the knee. IL all occurred so sud denly that those present hardly knew what had happened and their first thought was that the baby had been struck for the report of the gun caus- ed it to cry Mir. McGrew did not at first feel the pain and his first know ledge of being hurt was the sight of blood trickling from his arm. Later on the pain was severe for the gun was forty Colts and the various wound while none of them deep. were of nature that is most painful. For tunately no bones were broken and it was hut q moments work on the part of Dr. Jones to remove the bullet which strange to say, had turned completely around in the course of it's passag ge through MT McGrew's arm and leg. It was taken out rear end first. Yester- day evening the injured man was rest ing easiI- and no serious results are anticipated and all are thankful shat the life of the child was spared.
 There seems to be no blame at tached to any one and it is presumed that the revolver had been put in the
Arizona republican., 1905-09-15
FooT-REsT FOR EVERY SEAT.
One Of Many Latest improvements in
 Baraum C Bailey Show.

IL is frankly admitted by everyone that all the improvements to be seen today in the modern circus are due en- tircIy to the spirit of progress animat- ing the management of the Barnum &l Pailey Greatest Show on Earth. As travel brOadcns the vision and eX- bands the minds of travellers. so like wise does it with the circus manager. Therefore the greatest novelties yet seen are now introduced for the first time 10 the American public. one of these much-needed imp Ovements is foot-rest, which is attached to every seat of the Ii. .00O in the stupendOus amphitheatrical canvas.
 The fOOt-rest on every seat every one will conceive is q great comfort and necessity long wished for. the only sur prise being it was not done before. It may have been thought of before but the great expense involved in making the change and carrying the extra ma terial most likely would deter any other show but that of Barnum &s Bailey from adopting the new idea Anyway visitors to Barnum & Bailey are nov assured of more comfort and ease and not compelled to kick a per son in the back when seeking a place to rest their feet, nor be kicked by an other sitting behind them and will also be able to better enjoy the wonderful performances. The tents are water proofed as well. Of the performances it may be as well to state that they comprise the best attractions from all countries the show has visited, as well as those originating in America, and that means all the latest and most modern features of the show world. And they are a myriad of them. Be sides living curiosities there is a triple circus, double menagerie, hippOdrOme, aerial enclave baby elephant, a herd of giraffes, Les Freres Ancillotti loop ing the gap and making three awful leaps in space over wide chasms ex- ceeds all other daring feats in perilOus hazards ever attempted. Tn this dual act the brothers ride down two in cIines at the same moment, make the loop the gap and three stupendous flights over three wide, yawning guIfs. Besides there is the spectacular en- tree with 400 characters. It will all be here undivided on Monday, Oct. 2.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-15
MESA
A PLEASANT SURPRISE PARTY.

A PLEASANT SURPRISE PARTY.
 The high priest quorum of the Mar icopa stake. with it's presidency at its head. C. H. Allen, H. s. Phelps, and H. J. Horne, gave President C. R. flakes a surprise party at his home Wednesday night, that was one of the most pleasant occasions that we have ever attended. The members of the choir were there also, as well as the wives of the high priesthood. and the surprise was complete. President flakes was attending a meeting at the tithinE office when the people assem- bled at his home and he was taken entirely by surprise as he came home to be greeted by the members of his stake An informal program was car ried out in which the different speak CTS spoke warmly and feeIingly of the earnest and faithful labOrs of PreSi- dent flakes as president of the Mari copa stake. and of the regrets that would follow his being released from that position. And all desired to eX- press their deep feeling and love for him in his outgoing wherever his lot may be cast. During the earnest tes- timOnies of his brethren and especially when President flakes responded was the audience moved to tears, but they were happy tears, and as President flakes said of which no man should be ashamed. The choir rendered some beautiful anthems, and at the conclu-
Arizona republican., 1905-09-15
FOR SALE.

5 room house with large los -l5 l-- feet by 400 for se0Oo-
 9 room house in north CsSstol s1lI- tion. good barn, nIee shade szs aasu lot 15ox150 for S2s5a-
 room house in west CsHHsl s55- tion for S1s0O.
 3 room house in Churchm as51Eca. nice shade and lawn Tor sIsas
 room house on No--h FIuh s3zEss in Churchill addition for ss.a
 6 room house on South Flrzs atses. lot well improved. for $500.
 l lot close in on East Adazzs eaF sslz for $250. on easy payments
 lot on East Washiagtsa sfEzss. close in. for s4oo. on easy pzr@szlz
 FOR RENT.
 Houses furnished or uafuFa1sAzz n all parts of the city PECKA BROTHERS 512 W. Washington ss. Phssaix. Ar5s.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-15

Why not give this charity sor -zzlr bread to starving milligzs~- zzzz a-.s correspondent. and she r--ss~z EHz sl1r- tering by famines lr lal1z and rlse- where as furnishing evidences -s ra- need Of it. Crops EsH s7 zszrt-szsl- years and great cUsumuui-s-s us trlrls- trious people perish f5r lack uf Ele- food. or are reduced Jo th- v~Fzs- H- starvation Even Iu th-s v=ry ta.n long lines Of men and women v-llleI patti ently Co get the bread which 2Ir. Fleischman doled out -s th=El fr-l his bakery at midnight I- vlz a l..- theJic sight last winter rl watch rH.- equally long lines Cf people WaI-il- Cor their turn to receive l cup Ur eaIa.- from the co1ee carts provided ty re- nevOlence- l. is parherlc ro see tl- misery of dISeaSe Go whi-r rEe la~.- tals give succor- l. Is pltifuI -s ta-sl on the wrecis or humzuitl v1--lHr brought To grief by their own vices. nE their natural d=fe-l-reless. o- by- ll- harsh competition o< human ~nei--s- No wonder the Eent,e heart or e-- Coz respondent is touched by rhls SO rrv.- alenJ wrsucEeduesS-
 It is. however. wre-che,lras- rL l volume so great and oE c---e~ Sr .-- herent in our social sysrem tla- aa private WelIch and mo cuU1bl--5EErs .F private wealth can prevent i- ur u1Hr- than palli8-e it's suffering lr such intended relief would unr pr..- rather an irriranJ and rrer1rl-iH.- Organized society only clI Geal llll fl in any adequate fashion. and ac-l- ally society is giving foremost lr-=-- ton to the large fraction Ut social ta- linquents defectiv-s and urf1r-l-lia-es- Our main municipal e,-ueuIlrur- directly or indirectly for their a-u-- fi,- and the frs purpuse= nf rEr rlIarl- table and benevolent institutions and the churches founded and supported t a. them is Jhe-r SuCcgr- The whole may chiuery of society is rrralErl Cor -lr- benefit They are cared for hr ~r- ciety from Jhe5r birth rH -Eeir dr--H when they need the help The r-eIEl- ents Of the direct bounty of th- clrE number many JhouzluJs- Add rEa--- who receive ald from ulrl~-rs au. other organizations of leaa.e--lea -.-.. from charity dispensed by priNa-e l.- dividualS. rich and uco-. and -re uua- ber is increased 10 an eUornul~ r-Tl-- gate. vet the volume of aUQa-rI-iy ur- relieved misery. which pains tEr l-r- of our correspondent. continues Co b. appalling
 The rich men whose EII-E f#r efu- ton purely are criticised hl her s. severely know all this It s-lres tl- whole of socie-y in the facc- yet thrl make their benefacJiouS far T-r-.f spiritual and educational purpas.e- rather than to provide -dallE tr-tl to the sufferers NE-
 Gentle friend. it Is because rEa exc perience of mankind hAs taught Haust- oIence that the only way really tn help men on any large scale is tv leach them to help themselves- Give -l-I.E bIead"c If "daiy bread" should l- given to all those who a~-z for i-. Es-- of society would throw uD vgorz -s poo longer necessary and become Irle-t- cally. slaves of the ri-n-
 It is an awful problem how -H --tr so as to benefit Spciery and unr hurt i- After all is not that the wi-e~- rr..- osophy which tells society tn help t.- self. to cure it's own ills and ta i.='N after its own happiness
Arizona republican., 1905-09-15
A SEWING BEE.

\ few Of the neighbors gathered at the home of Mrs. L. VI. Saylor at 9 o'clock Wednesday morning and spent the day sewing. All took lunches with them and the day was pleasantly spent. Tn all twenty-two garments were made. Those present were: Mrs. O. c. Wat son. Mrs. P. Accli, Mrs. T. E. Redden, Mrs. W. s. Austin, Mrs James Gilland, Mrs. ?. A. Redden. Mrs. s. :. Warner. Ms. D. J. Frankenberg. Mrs. Walter Redden. Mrs. J. 3. FIumerfelt, Mrs. J. W. Davis. FT~z. ?. Y. Moore and Mrs. D. C. REcii