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Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-02

money maker In fact, without doubt, 1t
is the greatest investment offered in
America today.
STOCK WILL BE ADVANCED 20 PER
CENT NEXT MONDAY.
The hours are numbered that any one can
secure stock IN the Uncle Sam Company at
anywhere near present prices However,
all remittances for stock that are in the
mails so that they will bear the postoffice
mark at their starting place of July Sd, or
before, will be accepted at the following
prices: 500 shares at $40; 1000 shares at
$50; 5000 shares at 500; 10000 shares at $500;
or any number Of shares over five hundred
on the same basis
INsTALLMENT OFFER GIVES EVERY
MAN A CHANCE.
TO give every man a chance to share
the great prohts in this refinery and pipe
line company the following installment
offer will still hold good until Monday
night; 800 shares, S. cash and five monthly
payments OF IS each; 1000 shares. $40 clash
and i've monthly payments of $40 each;
5000 shares, $50 cash and five monthly pay
ments Of So each: 10000 shares, 500 cash
and i've monthly payments of Sl6O each.
Par value Of the stock is 81 per share and
worcestershire.
ASSETS BACK OF THE COMPANY.
Company now owns and controls over
seventeen thousand Q7OOO acres of oil
lands. seventy-eight GS) oil and gas wells,
! four pumping plants. Has a quarter Of a
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.

L. ]. Haddock of 22ls Miami street has
reported to the police the loss OF fifteen
chickens, taken Friday night from his poul-
try house without his consent.
Clark q Zimman, concessionaires at the
Yinton Street ball park, have reported to
and chewing gum, said 10 have been taken
from their stand at the park.
Henry Kuhl and Hans Nielsen have filed
answers in tie district court in the cases
brought against them by the Schlitz Brew
ing company. The answers are In the ma
set out in the petitions.
Judge Sears has issued an order for a
writ of assistance to put William G. IRE
in possession OF lots to u, inclusive, in
the village of Benson, Mr.. IRE bought the
lots at sheriff's sale, but the occupants
are unwilling to give up possession.
Sam Newman, a building contractor, al
leges In petition filed in the district court
that Clara Gleason hired him TO do sew
eral thousand dollars worth of repairing on
her residence and that she has failed to
pay him. the sum OF Slsl,66 of the total
amount.
A meeting of the Mckinley club will be
held Monday evening, July 5, at o'clock
sharp, in the private rooms of the Calu-
met A suitable dinner has been arranged
and the problems OF the coming campaign
will be considered during the evening All
members of the club are requested to be
present.
]. F.. Langdon OF the Creighton Medical
college has been appointed To succeed III.
A. WigtOn as surgeon at the police sta
ton. Mr.. Langdon win begin his new
duties Monday morning. Mr. Wigton, who
period OF six months. He is a graduate OF
the college Of medicine OF the University
of Nebraska. After a rest he will estak
] hsh himself In omahs,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-02
NEW DOCTOR AT STATION
Drs. WiGton and Kennedy serve Six
49, Months and Leave Host of
Friends.

Drs. II. A. Wigton and H. r. Kennedy,
who for the past six months have held the
positions of city police surgeons. with head
quarters at the city jail, left their posts of
duty yesterday. The appointment by the
mayor of police surgeons is for but six
months OF the year, and the first of July
marks the semi-annual change.
DR.. Kennedy will go into the Methodist
hospital for year. while DR.. wigton will
take a short vacation in Colorado's noun
tains before opening an Office in Omaha.
The two physicians were graduated from
the Omaha Medical college in June. They
have been eminently successful in their
work and whenever a call for assistance
was sent into the police station by some
one who had met an accident the doctors
were always on hand to lend their assist
ance in administering relief to the injured.
Drs. Wigton and Kennedy did all the sur
geon's work at the time of the Omaha
Casket cosnpanys disaster six weeks ago
On account of their untiring efforts in
doing their work they both leave a host of
friends at the police station among the
officials, who will wish them all success In
their chosen profession.
j. Fredrick Langdon, a senior at the
Creighton Medical college. will succeed DR.
Wigton at the station, but as yet there has
been no one appointed to ill the place left
vacant by DR., Kennedy.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-02
TWELFTH WARDERS GET AWAY
New Republican Club Holds Meeting
to Provide for Voting
Precincts.

Political affairs are beginning to warm up
In the Twelfth ward, the old Sixth in part,
and rousing meeting was held in the yard
of the fire hall at Thirtieth and Spaulding
streets. One speaker tried to start the
fight too early in the game by attempting
to bring out some machine and anti-ma-
chine arguments, but he was Immediately
sat upon and all agreed that the club was
to work for the republican party and not
to let internal strife weaken their power
A committee consisting of w. B. Ten
Eyck, A. N. Post and Samuel w. Walkup
was appointed to redistrict the ward and
to present the same to the city council.
An executive committee was appointed by
the president composed of w. A. Saunders
A. ]. Beal, Robert Houghton, w. ]. Hislop,
w. B. Ten Eyck, George Elliot and Fred
Stromberg
Members OF the club have bright hopes
for the usefulness of the organization
which is now a month old. and desire tc
! perfect the organization so that they may
be as strong and influential as the olc
| organization In the Sixth ward was The
officers are: ]. G, Lindsay, president; w. II
Elbourne, vice president; Sam Walkup
secretary, and r. p. Jensen, treasurer.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-02

million dollar refinery practically COM
pleted and paid for and Will be refining
oil in less than five days. Has thousands
of barrels of oil IN storage and upward of
thirty miles of lateral pipe lines connecting
three-fourths of the Cherryvale field. Is
completing more lines. Has the franchise
for a pipe line lis miles long clear through
to the waters front at Kansas City and
has fifty seven acre site for refinery num-
Der two on the banks of the navigable
waters. Has hfty-hve miles of pipe line
Of OF" this order is now delivered at
Piqua, Neosho Falls and Cherryvale and Is
paid for. AT least ten thousand acres of
additional oil lands will be secured and the
and another refinery built. Authorized
capitalization of the company is ten million
dollars. The assets back of the company,
as stated abo ye. on a conservative basis,
exclusive of cash in the treasury and over
ninety thousand 100000 dollars that is
subscribed on gilt-edge installment con-
tracts which will all be paid in during the
next four months, making all together close
TO six hundred thousand G6OOOJ( dollars of
property. Four million and eight hundred
thousand shares of the capital stock, or
nearly one-half. is still In the treasury and
will be sold for from 10 30 cents per snare
and the proceeds put into additional oil
lands and pipe lines and rehneries. We
think on a conservative basis that any man
can safely fig Ire on this Uncle Sam stock
increasing In solid values to 90 cents per
share in the next four months. The pipe
line to Kansas city will pay tor itself In
the saving of freights in eighteen months.
barrel profit in lubricating oils From the
Missouri river front we can float this oil
unhindered and free to the three great
manufacturing Centers OF the union, ana, N
need be, 10 tie mouth OF the Mississippi
and load II on ocean steamers. We cannot
Ia this small space set forth the many
strong points OF the Uncle Sam company
1t is under the management Of business
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-02
POPULAR SUMMER COURSES
Omaha Business Colleges Enjoying
Patronage of students Taking
Advantage of vacation work.

The Omaha Commercial colleges have
been in recent years making a special ef-
fort to induce teachers, high school stu
dents and others to take advantage of
their vacation months to get a business
college education. Their efforts have not
been in vain, as is attested by the large
increase in attendance at the summer
term, which is far in excess of the natural
growth of the schools.
The fact that many prospective students
are so situated that they cannot take
advantage of the regular course makes the
summer term to them an absolute neces-
sity and 1t is becoming very popular. Stu
dents from out I'm the state and from ter
ritory tributary to Omaha are now in at
tendance in large numbers, teachers Of
long experience are beginning to realize
that a modern commercial college educa-
ton is especially significant and desirable.
Omaha today is attracting the attention
of the business college world and is second
to .one business college center. This
is due largely to the fact that the men
at the head of these institutions are en-
terprising business men and eminently
qualified for their profession. Then, too, a
city the size of Omaha affords a large
demand for stenographers, bookkeepers
and clerks with a business education that
graduates of these institutions readily find
employment at good salaries.
Very few towns the size of Omaha are
so well supplied with thoroughly equipped
business colleges and necessarily such have
to import trained employees thus provid-
ing a steady and continually growing de-
mand for the graduates of the Omaha in
stitut!ons
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-02
IRISH-AMERICAN OBSERVATION
Big Celebration IL Planned for
Hiverview Park, Mayor
MOores TO open.

Preparations are completed for the Irish
American Fourth of July celebration in
Rverview park, the only affair of its kind
in the city. The program proper will be-
gin at o'clock in the afternoon, when
Mayor Moores will call the meeting to or
der. General =. II. Barry of Greeley will
preside as chairman. John Wilson Ba.tin
will read the Declaration of Independence
and =. Shelly Organ of Chicago will de-
liver an address. In the evening John Rush
will preside and Katherine M. Gurnett will
read Washington's farewell address. John
Z. Sutton of Lincoln will make the address.
The reception committee for the affair is
composed of Rev. p F. Mccarthy, John
A. Creighton, Thomas Brennan, Patrick
Duffy, NJ. ]. Grady, ]. ]. OConnor, c. j.
Smyth, Rev. Father Cannon, j. f. McCaff-
rey. ]. i. English, jeremiah Howard.
The following citizens have consented TO
act as vice presidents of the celebration:
Rev NJ. F. Bowling, James e. Boyd, T. j.
Mahoney f. A. Nash, f. T. Hamilton, f. j.
Moriarty, Or. w. II. Christie, DR.. Riley,
Joseph A. Conner, Edward Rosewater,
Judge Lee Estelle, w. NJ. Davidson, G.. M.
Hitchcock, II. A. Holdrege, DIR. George f.
Miller. Rev. Smith. j. F. Burgess, John
Power, E. J. Cornish jeremiah Curtin, C. ].
Riley, Dan Harmon. E. p. Roggen, Robert
Smith, Anthony Donahue, w. r. Watson,
r. II. Porter, Stephen Vail George Parks,
William Hayden p. c. Heafey, p. J. Bar
rett, Albert Parmalee, Charles r. Duffie,
Fred G, Elsasser, w. f. Gurley, John ].
Donahue, S A. Lewis, Thomas ]. Fitzmor-
ris, Ed p. Smith, James Redden, Mike Cog
gins, f. r. Ransom. w. j. Connell, ]. p.
Connolly, Louis ] Patti, Captain II. z.
Palmer, Ed Kelly, James Roach, A. M
Gallagher, William Queenan, John c.
Drexel. Tom Flynn and c. w Britt.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-02

according to "A statement made Saturday
noon by Attorney Samuel Wadsworth Of
Council Bluffs, Mr. Wadsworth has a clue
which, 1t is believed, will lead to the finding
Of Virgil II. White, the Des Moines lawyer.
who first disappeared from his home SUN
= day morning, the 18th inst, and then
dropped from the sight OF friends at Coun-
ell Bluffs last Tuesday evening. Mr.. Wads-
worth does not care to disclose the location
Of White until his return To his parents is
assured. Mr.. Wadsworth is a personal
friend of former Congressman Fred White
of Sigourney, Ia, father of Virgil II. White.
The Council Bluffs lawyer was in Omaha
Friday assisting in the search of the son
Of his friend.
A telephon" message received at police
headquarters brought the first news Of Mr..
Wadsworths clue. Mr.. White, sr., was at
The time continuing his search in Omaha
and having thousands of circulars printed
at a local printing house, the intention be-
ing to send the circulars broadcast over the
country. Up to Saturday noon no evidence
had been found indicating that young
White had at any time during his dlsap-
pearance been in Omaha.
1t Is believed that the young man has
carried out his intention as intimated by
him to Attorney Hume of going to Ne
In that state today. At Defiance, Ia, the
young man went under the assumed name
Of Henry V. Newkirk and 1t Is believed that
lie is still passing under that name.
Hon. Fred White, the missing mans
father, was on the verge of breaking down
last night the result of worry over
bis sons disappearance and tho failure
to secure any definite trace of him. He
retired to his room in the Grand hotel al
Council Bluffs early and declined to see
any one except Mr. Wadsworth, who has
been assisting him here in the search.
The clue to the young mans whereabouts
was obtained through a letter which he
wrote to Mr.. Fuller of Defiance. White
had contracted to work for Fuller and the
letter was an apology for failure to keeT
his agreement, giving as reason the
espionage of Des Moines people. The let
ter was dated at st. Libory, Neb Mr.
White will leave for there this morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-02
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mrs. Kathleen Richardson is i'll at St
Joseph's hospital.
Mrs. Elizabeth Parrotte Goodrich of 1901
Davenport has as her guest Miss Lawson
of Columbia, Mo
DR.. and Mrs f.. Willard Powell are home
from their wedding trip to Michigan points
and are at the Her Grand.
On July Clement c. Chase will deliver
an grafton at Fort Calhoun. On the same
day Byron G. Burbank will speak at Weep,
lnE Water.
Hon. Lafayette Young, editor of the Des
Moines Capital came over last night tC
join the Taft party on it's way to the
Philippines. Mr. Young will go with the
official party as far as Manila, and will
then start a personally conducted tour OF
his own the rest of the way around tn,
world He expects to be gone about year
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-02
FIRST NATIONAL CONTRIBUTOR
Adds Thousand to the Building Fund
of the New Y. NJ. c. A.
Structure.

The First National bank has made a con-
tribution of $1,000 to the building fund OF
the Young Mems Christian association.
This is but one of several such subscrip-
tions which the committee hopes to record
within a short time.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-02
THIS STOCK ADVANCES c. Is Per Cent JULY 3

fight for justice in the oil fields, and you
can bank on the proposition being pushed
in good faith to grand success. This an
nGSnfSeG ftY1fWo Of % fhe lea8ing 8H paPers Of the
United States. VIII be read by over ten
million people. Decide for yourself whether
now is the time 10 telegraph your order.
BETTER TELEGRAPH YOUR ORDERS
AND HAVE COMPANY SIGHT DRAFT
YOU WITH sTOCk ATTACHED.
There will De lots OF investors who will
conclude TO buy this stock at the last
minute or they may not see the advertise
ment until late. To these people we would
advise them to telegraph the secretary to
send stock with sight draft attached and
the company will honor all orders on such
kilograms that bear a date on or before
or up TO tho hour Of midnight Monday
night, July 3. But put one thing down in
your hat good and strong-this stock goes
up % per cent after midnight July g.
tional Bank, the Cherryvale State Bank
the Peoples National Bank, all of Cherry
vale Company rs running drills and bring
ing in additional producing wells weekly.
lands for over six thousand 5000 oil and
gas wells. Full page announcements have
appeared in the leading papers Of the union
during the past three months explaining
the company more fully You can write or
wire for mors full particulars, but remem-
ber the day and hour when the stock ad-
vances and get your order in just as quick
as you can, Buy your stock and come and
drafts or mony orders 70 THE UNCLE
SAM COMPANY. or II. H. TUCKER, Jr,
Secretary. ADDRESS:
n. n. TUCKER, JR.,
SECRETARY,
Cherryvale, Kan.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-02
Graders Ribs Broken.

An accident occurred at the Goodman
grading camp, Thirty-eighth and Jones
streets, about o'clock Saturday evening, in
which Ira Army. teamster suffered three
broken ribs. The driver was just starting
down an embankment when the scraper
fell forward on the horses launches. The
team was frightened and Army was kicked
by one of the horses. breaking two ribs. He
was taken to the police station. where DIR.
Wigton attended the injury, after which he
was removed 70 ClhrksOn hOspital
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-02
We stern Military
Acad e my UPHff Iiiinai.. a.to"'
URICSOL
Rheumatic Specific.

Kidney and Liver Stimulant.
The most Successful. Remedy
before the public. Does not In
lure the Stomach. Call for Free
Booklet on Treatment and Diet
for Rheumatism, at Sherman &
Mcconnell Drug Store, 10th and
Dodge SITS, or drop a postal to
URICSOL CHEMICAL COMPANY.
23rd and Grand Ave, Los Angeles, Cal.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-02
BELIEF WHITE IS LOCATED
Letter from St. LibOry, Neb,, Indicates He
is at that Point.
HALL COUNTY SHERIFF INVESTIGATES
Father of Much sought Young Man
on Verge of Collapse, but VIII
Take Morning Train for
Nebraska.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb.. July i.-(special
Telegram.) )--For the past few days a
stranger has ocen stopping at the home of
a farmer named Anstadt near St. Libory.
whether or not he answers the descrip-
ton of Virgil White carnot be aseertained
tonight, the Anstadt home not being within
two miles of a telephone.
Sheriff Taylor will leave here in the
morning upon the arrival OF the first train
tFom the east. II Is believed here that
this is the missing lawyer
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-02

the various associations OF which II ls conf
posed. Statistics form an interesting fea-
ture. showing that there are 5000 swim
mers, 4,0OO basket ball players, 1900 wrest-
lers and 5000 members who take part in
field and track athletics. II also contains
the boxing and wrestling rules. rules Of
gymnastics cross-country running, fen
cling. water polo and tests TO apply in de-
termining an amateur.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-02
Collie and DinrrhOea.

Pains in the stomach, collie and diarrhoea
are quickly relieved by the use of Cham
berain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, When in need of such a medi-
cine, give II a trial
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-02
THE BROWN PARK SANlTARIUM
AND MINERAL SPRINGS.

The new mineral spring which has peon
discovered lately at 2lst and Sts., South
Omaha, contains six distinct minerals.
Strongest Magnegia Mineral Water In the
world. Sold by case and gallon. Mineral
steam baths In connection.
JOHN HINRICHsEN q SONS, Prop.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-02
GIgnntIc ConEnirncN.

'Tis gigantic conspiracy Of Coughs.
Colds. etc, against you. Foil it with nr.
Kings New Discovery. 5Oc and S1.O0 For
sale by Sherman 6 Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-02
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

27th year New fireproof buildings Modern
equipment. DelightfA location. Number
limited. Strong faculty. thorough mill
tary and academic department. Local
references.
Col. Albert NJ. jackson, AM, President
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-02
samr Burns for frult Jars.

The official handbook of the ANA
teur Athletic Union of the United States,
revised to date. is the current number of
Spaldings Athletic library, This book
tains constitution, bylaws and rules Of
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-02
Pay SnInrIca Monday Night.

Arrangements have been made so that
after the meeting Of the city council on
Monday night police officers and fremen
may line up at the office Of the city clerk
and receive their June salary warrants.
without such action the men would be COM
PEELED to go until July 5 for their June
pay. Last month the police pay roll
amounted to $500, flremen $40 and street
repair force 1863 City officials will also
be handed their warrants at the same time
IL so desired.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-02
When You Write
to Advertisers

remember II only takes an extra stroke OF
two of the pen To mention the tact that you
saw the ad. in The Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-02

held at Bellevue Saturday afternoon. In
terment was to be in the cemetery at
Bellevue. Jesse Mccarthy stated that his
brother Tom fell from a car and that be-
sides losing his left leg was internally
iuturpd
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-02
Tou NtcCarthy,s FunernI.

The remains OF Tom Mccarthy arrived
in South Omaha from Westield, Ia, Satur-
day morning in charge of Jesse Mccarthy.
Undertaken G. H. Brewer took charge OF
the remains temporarily. The funeral was
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-02
Try 1t Once.

Monday evening, from to 10 o'clock. /
shall offer you your choice of 200 pairs
mems stetson low tan shoes, at 81 pair, "A
TO r wide. This is saving of 81 to $50 a
pair on the finest footwear made. Cressey,
the Shoeman, South Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-02

healthy so that
as It circulates
TO the diseased
parts the tissues
are strength
ened an d the
sore can n e al
naturally an d
have an old sore
time with salves.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-02

powders, plasters, etc, but write for our
book and ask for any medical advice you
wish. We make no charge for either.
the SWIFT sPFeiEIe nn.. Atlsuta. Ga.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-30
p. o.s. Of A. election.

Washington Camp No, 8, p. y. 3. OF
A., ct ita meeting "Wednesday night,
elected the following officers Tor the
ensuing term!
HI, Rules, presidents H. L, Boyd,
Independents @, NJ, Thomas, master
Of forms; Q. A, harrod, recording
and financial seoretAryi Henry Mill.
noF, treasurer, J. r. SAnchel, con.
duoIor; J A. Beall, inspector; s, +,
Sheppard, guard =. Il, ssAwell, trus.
tee for term Of eighteen months.
There was n great deal OF spirit and
enthusiasm unaffected 10y members Of
the lodge, and the membership 10 In.
ereNsing every month. This camp 10
one OF the mott progressive In Flor.
ida.
The newly-eleeted otlceu will be
Installed 40 the next regular meeting,
which will be Wednesday.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-30
Palatka 10 Prosperous.

VIM. NJ Lyon Of Palatka was among
the business visitors TO THE city yes.
terday, lie slates that Palatka 10 on
The greatest boom for mAny year,. aud
that che growth IL steady and will be
permanent The city has recently
completed q fne Syttem Of sewerage,
che Putnam House he, been thorough.
y oveFhAulSd and repaired and will
Opsa o. q few dAyt, add the Georgia
Southern aud Florida has recently
completed one Of the finest aud moe,
modern passenger stations IN Florida.
In ell. Ralatkn b on Of The coming
toWhs 20 Flogida, and even PalAtkan
70 proud Of thls fast.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-30
HAPPY ENDING OF
HALLE HOUSE PARTY
Announcement Made Of Engage
ment Of Popular Young People.
COL. ELLIS AND MISS TAYLOR

These Distinguished Young People
viii be United in MatrimonY in April
OF the Coming Year-5eautiful Re-
marks by Chief Justice Taylor.
Al the house party which has been
10 progreis at the old Halle homestead
At Ksnapaha, the numerous selected
guests we're pleasiDgly surprised &C che
close OF the sumptuOus dinner Friday
evening by the following announce.
ment from Justice r. FenWiek Taylor ;
Fourteen hundred yesTs ago a cue
tom was adopted in France that had in
II 80 much Of good sense and propriety
that 1t quickly spread to nearly Rll Of
the European States. In the year A..
d. 1900, the great Archbishop Walter
enforced IL % an ordinance Of the
church. That grand old Puritan, Oliver
Cromwell, the great Protector, had his
parliament In 1853 to enact ii into a
Law. Our Pilgrim Fathers brought IL
With them to the Western World.
"In CONVEYANCE with this tlmeshon.
ored custom, | now, here and in this
dear old home OF her mother, around
which cluster so many GaCredly tender
memories, proclaim and announce the
marriage engagement 81 my daughter,
Ens, 70 Hon, William II. Ellie, Flor
idab distinguished Attorney. General,
the marriage to take place In Ap I
next, when the roses come again ."
Col. Ellis responded In his AccuStom
cd happy vein.
The happy and distinguished couple
being present, received the heGrtiest
congratulations OF the entire com.
pan!.