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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-24

WANTED-Five or sin carpenters. Ap-
 w ply Tuesday morning al Bridge street. It
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-24
Scarcity of Horses.

There seems to be a scarcity of good horses, while the demand for all kinds of horses is unusually large, says the Philadelphia Public Ledger. A few seasons ago shipments of western horses to the east were % large as to overstock the market. but the raising of the animals has declined in the past few years. A dealer in New York said that if he could only get horses there would be no trouble in disposing of them at good prices, but they are not to be found.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-24
shem show India How to FarA.

she'll show India How to Earn.
 With complete outfit of blows. rakes and other agricultural equip ments, including a windmill water pump, Miss Alice L. Yoder, native of Bechtelsville, Pa, sailed few days ago, returning to India to labor not only as a missionary, but to introduce American farm methods in that far off land, says Boyertown (Pa) dispatch to the Philadelphia Record, .she owns several hundred acres of land there, where she Is training 200 children in the manner and custom of the western continent.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-24

EoR RENT = Nicely funished front y reem. incsndescent light bah and tsilst cennecssd. directly off hall. plenty of air and light. suitable for one CT :vo per- sens. pFics for ens Q vssk. for two @ . veek in advance. Apply to 8 Meadev street. nev blecs, second fIcsr or call .. frat flsss. 4-24-tf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-24
VIE CORDIALLY RETURN THANKS

to our many customers for their liberal patronage during Easter week. and trust by our indefatigabie efforts in catering to the wants of the public in our line. to continue to deserve the fiattering confidence hitherto reposed in us.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-24
NOTICE.

There will be an important meeting of Court McGivney. Daughters of 1n. bella- at K cf C hall tomorrow eveA- ing at 6 o'cloek- Evefy member is re. questsd c be preDenf-
 NARY c. MKHON,-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-24

When h need sf heip try . z5c ad in the Democrat One business man d. yeftised for . clerk in our columns and received 02 written answefs. be8i0e1 ssariy e many mors applied in persoa It only coGtB 33c.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-09
BANKRUPT Millinery STOCK
Thousands Of Dollars Worth of Ladies
Stylish Hats and Trimmings.
REPRESENT ENTIRE MILLINERY STOCK
j. L. Brandeis & Sons Buy it All at
Ten Cents on the DOIInr-On
Sale Saturday, Novem-
her IL.

We bought a great millinery stock ~
the most overwhelming sacrifice ever
known. This was the entire millinery stock
of an Omaha department store, sold by or
der Of John A. Rine, referee in bankruptcy
under proceedings pending in the United
States court at Omaha. We secured the
stock at an unheard of bargain. All the
model hats, all the trimmed and street hats,
ostrich plumes, fancy feathers, children's
caps and bonnets, silk ribbons, veilings,
chiffons, silk velvets and silk pushes at
unheard OF bargains.
See the window display. Sale begins
Saturday, November II.
J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-09
MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL LOST
Application In Damage suit I'm Fed
eraI Court OverruIed by
Judge Munger.

Judge Munger has overrIled the motion
for a new trial in the case of Cornelius
Sullivan against the Missouri Pacific,
wherein Sullivan sues for S25.6OO for in
juries received by being run down by a
yard engine OF the defendant road at the
Nicholas street crossing in December. 1903.
Sullivan lost both feet by the accident
The first trial OF the case resulted in a
disagreement by the jury and a second
trial ended by the court directing the jury
TO bring in a verdict for the railway COM
pany. II is against this last trial and
verdict the motion for new trial was
made. The notion was overruled because
OF the decision Of the United States cir
cult court Of appeals against the injured
party In ar almost identical case.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-09
SOUTHWEST IMPRoVERS SMOKE
Social Features COmbined with the
Annual Election of
Omcers.

The Southwest Improvement club held its
seventh annual election at Fred Zotzmann's
hall last night A jolly smoker with music
accompanied the election. The early part
Of the session was given up to a general
discussion of matters of local interest
Councilman Huntington talked for some
time on the matter of the recent gas con-
tracts before the council, explaining at
length his position and beliefs in that re-
spect. Music was furnished by the Cato
City trio, Messrs. Hughes, Owens and Over
meir. While this was going on two MEM
bers slipped out and brought in fine TIP
holstered mahogany chair, finished in green
plush. This was presented with due cere-
mOny to the treasurer, Fred Zotzmann, ~
an expression of appreciation for his
services to the club.
Zotzmann said, as he seated himself in his
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-09
new PASTOR is INSTALLED
Rev. Mcbride Given Formal Charge of
Congregation Mt United Pres
byterian Church.

Rev. R. B. A. Mcbride was formally
installed last night as pastor of the Cen
trail United Presbyterian church. Not
only Mr. McBride's congregation was
present, but many members of other
churches were there.
Rev. c. M hItchie of North Bend pre-
sided and preached a brief sermon on
the text, "He that winneth souls is
wise" He propounded the usual formal
questions, by the answers to which the
pastor took his vows. Then the congre-
cation took it's vows to support him.
Rev. d. r. Turnbull delivered the charge
to the pastor, taking for his subject,
THE Passionate; Its Responsibilities and
Rewards" The charge to the people was
delivered by Rev. Andrew Renwick Of
the United Presbyterian church of South
Omaha. In speaking of Heavenly Treas
ures in Earthen Vessels" he called at
tention to the fact that the pastor is
only a man and needs all sympathy and
help from his people. After the cere-
monies the good hand of fellowship was
extended by the members of the congre-
cation.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-09

new chair, IT guess you will have to ex-
cuse me; 1 don't hardly recognize myself
yet" ......
Then followed the election of officers. 1t
was moved and carried unanimously to
continue the same officers during the en-
suing year. They are: President, George
Colt; vice president, Fred Schamel treas
urer, Fred Zotzmanh; secretary, NJ. j. Fee
nan.
During the session cigars were passed fire.
quently, and they were good ones. After
the election the formal session adjourned
to participate in a banquet consisting of
sandwiches and plenty of drinkables. coun-
Gilman Dyball presided at this function.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-09
Fead for Comptroller.

The spring municipal campaign begins
where the autumnal county campaign
leaves Off John w. Fead, bond clerk in
the Office of the city treasurer, Wednesday
morning announced that he will be a can
didate for the republican nomination for
city comptroller. Mr.. Fead has been en-
ployed at the city hall since 1887. Previous
to that he was an expert accountant. He
first served three years in the comp
troler's Office and then went into the
treasury department, where he has since
remained. He is the highest salaried clerk
there and his services always have been
regarded as specially valuable. He is a
resident of the Ninth ward.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-09

The bill on at the Orpheum embraces
variety OF acts that are calculated TO please
the women who attend the popular price
matinee this afternoon. Among the features
that will appeal TO the gentle sex strongly
is "A Timely Awakening" a sketch writ
ten by Clay Clement and presented by
Macy and Hall; dashing Dave Genaro and
Ray Bailey, a pair Of attractive mirth-
makers with lively heels; Frederick VoeI-
ker, the eminent violin virtuoso, whose
beautiful wife is his accompanist. and, as
is the custom at these Thursday matinees,
some amateur acts will be introduced
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-09
of the Theatern.

In 1.-The Heir to the Hoorah," which fol-
lows Richard Mansfield at the Boyd Paul
Armstrong has seized his opportunity to
present certain of our sectional fObles In
juxtaposition, and derive from the resultant
confusion a great deal of fun. Part of hts
comedy is hilarious and part of 1t is satiri-
cal and all Of it is good. he play deals
with western and eastern types, both Of
the extreme. and the fun grows out Of
their efforts to get used to each other.
Some of the play is almost farcical, but II
is carried on so well that the auditor for
gets all this in his desire to laugh. It
has some scenic effects, too, that are ar.is-
tic i'm the extreme. Mr.. Post is supported
by the same company that made the play
a success last season on Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-09
NJortnIItv stntIstIc.

The following births and deaths. have been
reported during the twenty-four hours end
ing at noon Wednesday:
Births - Frank Stuchurski. 223 South
Twenty-third girl John Empkey; Fifty
sen, 13 South Thirty-ffth avenue, boy
James Maynard, 20OS North Eighteenth
boy; Clarence Sweet, SIG South Twenty.
second, twin girls.
Deaths-Maria A. Armstrong, 1lO7 NORTH
Twenty-fourth, 50.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-09
samI Burns annual reduction sale.
Harry b. Davis, undertaRer. Tel 12as.
Thief Makes n Good Haul.

The residence OF Herbert II. Neale, SAG
South Twenty-ninth street, was entered by
lone burglar yesterday afternoon and a
number of valuables were taken. The man
gained admittance by unlocking the back
door The family was away during the
afternoon. Thirty dollars in cash, as well
as four rings, of which one was diamond,
woman's watch, two neck chains and
two pins OF value were taken. Two sets
of silver spoons and a gold filled mans
watch with chain were later discovered to
be missing. The value of all these articles
is close to $500 The police think they have
a good line on the thief and hope to land
him in jail before long.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-09

1.-THE democrats themselves did good
deal to help along the republican land
slide in this county" said one of the demo-
cratic committeeman. I'VE made O tactical
blunder in not having men on every point
of the firing line We didn't have a nominee
up for county superintendent, nor any one
nominated for justice of the peace or con-
stable, and we handed the school board over
to the republicans without a contest. We
ought to have made nominations for every
place on the ticket and in that way gotten
more people interested. Every candidate
has a few friends he can bring out and they
all help. We started out lame and got left
at the post"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-09

County Clerk Drexel is allowed six days
in which to name two citizens who Will
assist him in canvassing the vote for the
purpose of making official declaration OF the
result. AS Mr.. Drexel himself is at present
laid up at home by reason OF badly
swollen knee Deputy Dan Butler will be
very likely boss the job of canvessing the
vote.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-09
BONDS SEEM TO HAVE CARRIED
Improvement Propositions Thought
to BE Successful.

The city council will meet Thursday
night to- canvas the returns on The bond
propositions. Though authoritative figures
had not been received or compiled at the
city hall, the opinion prevailed the engine
house and sewer bonds carried, nut the
paving. intersection bonds failed to win
the required two-thirds majority inc
entire vote on the bonds was very light
THE failure to vote the intersection bonds
will mean delays to paving next year, even
should the proposition carry at the spring
election.
In South Omaha the sewer bond issue
failed t. carry.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-09
WHINE to serve Out Time.

Frank White went TO the city jail at $50
last night and gave himself up. He said
he had violated his parole granted by the
served a year on a larceny charge. "SInce
then | have been lodging the ofieers," he
me ! will go back to Joliet and serve ont
my sentence. / can't stand this idea Of
being continually hunted" Captain MOstyn
says that he don't think the man Is wanted
In Joliet, but the authorities there will be
nolhed today.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-09

the Office of the county clerk. but by noon
all had been accounted for. A majority Oh
the country precinct election officers mad
not been reported up to noon, but from all
of them the result had been telephoned
Tuesday evening, so the delay did not
worry anybody.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-09
WILLARD IS NONCOHMITTAL
Declines to Say EuphAtiOally What BE
Will Dc on Railway Legislation.
HOPES FOR BILL TO PLEASE PRESIDENT
Asserts, However, that Published Re-
ports He is Opposed to ROOse-
veIt's Ideas Are Not
Correct.
ioPEs FOR BILL TO PLEASE PRESIDENT

Senator Willard was shown a telegram
from Sioux City, printed in a st. Paul
paper, which draws the CONCLUSION that he
is opposed 20 the presidents plans for
railway rate legislation, because, he said,
when he was asked If he would favor a
bill embracing substantially the president
views: t-
Il do not want to be interviewed on the
matter at this time. am a member of
the interstate commerce committee of the
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-09

Clontarf, with the same election maohin-
cry as a city precinct, cast eleven votes
Five of these were cast by the election
board and two by the party challengers
Four other men awaited themselves of the
voting privilege. The Clontarf vote thus
cost the county quite a snug sum, without
much of a record being made.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-09
Muxen out for Council.

Another bit of municipal politics bios
somed out Wednesday in the announce
ment by State Representative Mathew Il.
Muxen that he would be a candidate for
the republican nomination for council
man from the Sixth ward. To get the
honor he will have to down Councilman E.
d. Evans, who has no intention OF sur
rendering his job unless he has to.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-09
BuIIdinE Permits.

The city has issued permits TO the
story brick warehouse building at Tenth
and Jackson streets, which is estimated to
cost $4,000; T. Greeting, two 1850 frame
dwellings at Twenty-ffth and Valley
streets, and TO II. Pinkerton for a 81, 800
frame dwelling at 302l Pratt street.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-09

senate, which is called to meet November
q to consider the question of railway
rates as suggested by the president. and
to try to prepare a bill which we hope
will meet with the approval of President
Roosevelt and Of congress. 1t is en-
tirely out Of place for me to say now
what would do regarding a bill that has
not been prepared nor considered by the
cor,p,Ittaa
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-09
Declines Making Statement.

The senator read over the statement
that Senator Willard has long been a
railroad sympathizer, whose utterances
left no room to doubt that he win oppose
the presidents plan TO the utmost"
II cent care to make any statement"
said he, except to say that the state
ment that 1 am opposed to the presidents
ideas is incorrect. Personally l am hoping
very much that we can frame a bill which
will meet with his entire approval"
In an attempt to poll the senators of
Iowa. South Dakota and Nebraska a Sioux
City paper ascertained that Senators AL
lison, Dolliver Burkett and Gamble do
not hesitate TO place themselves on record
as favorable to the presidents promised
legislation. but that Senators Willard and
Kittredge decline to express themselves
definitely.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-09

See our great holiday offer. given this
month only. to avoid the usual holiday
rush. II. Heyn, photographer, west side of
South Fifteenth street. Two story building.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-09
speechless with wonder

are the friends of those cured Of Stomach
Liver and Kidney Trouble, by Electric
Btters. soc. Guaranteed. For sale by
Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-09
Ln.t supreme Effort.

In a last supreme EFFORT TO cure Constipa-
ton, biliousness, etc. take DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. 25c. For sale by Sherman g.
Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-09

'Incog," which is now being offered at
the Burwood, will be the bill until after
Saturday, with matinees this afternoon and
OF Saturday. II will be succeeded by Nat
@. Goodwin and Maxine Elliotts New York
success, when We Were Twenty-one."
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-09

Congratulatory sessions have been the
order OF the day about the county building.
Treasurer Fink held a levee that continued
all morning his callers including many
democrats as well as republicans. County
Judge Elect leslie also was the recipient
of the congrs tulations Of many callers.
Deputy County Auditor Solomon, one Of the
new commissioners, was early at his desk
and found a crowd waiting to shake his
hand, the line of callers being continually
augmented by people from the country as
well as the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-09

Praise for the voting machines is heard
on all sides. The rapidity with which the
vote can be cast and the absolute correct
ness and quickness OF returns seems to
have appealed with force to all classes
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-09
DIED.

FARNSLEY-Jaclkson b., born December
2S 1885. died November s, 1905.
Funeral from residence, 2427 Templeton
street, Friday, November 10, at o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-09

Three Of the city precincts were slow in
returning the boxes and tally sheets to
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-09

The following marriage licenses have
been issued:
Name and residence Age
George II. Simonds, Kansas City, Mo-. 30
Leona A. Smith, Cedar Rapids, Ia......... Is
Daniel S. Finkenstein, Omaha. "A
Ruby Spigle, Omaha. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a
Frank l.. Madison, South Omaha.......... q
May DeMory, South Omaha. ............... II
Loren Atkinson, Omaha. "a
Maud Hodges, Redfield Ia,.........,....... %
William NJ. Bourn, Omaha. ................. 80
Nettie NJ. Steponeck, Niobrara, Neb..,... 26
Otto Raschke, Omaha. .......................2 %
Louisa Busch, Omaha ......,.......... Is
Jacob A, Youngkin Omaha. g
Grace A. Parman, Omaha...,...............l Il
Anfred Lunden. West Point, Neb.......... q
Hedveg Mossberg, West Point, Neb...... 81
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-09
AFTERMATH OF LOCAL FRAY
Various Explanations from the Mouths Of
the Vsnquished,
CONGRATULATIONS POUR IN ON WcToRs
InterestInE Bunch of Gossip Gathered
I'D in the Cold Gray Dawn
Of the Morning
After.

Expressions by politicians anent the re-
suit Of the county election all lean to tho
view that the republican party is stronger
in Douglas county than it has ever been
before. County Treasurer Fink gave It as
his opinion that the election Of the full
ticket nominated at the primary indicates
from this time forward all the republicans
will have to do, after strengthening the
primary law In few spots shown to be
weak, will be to nominate good men.
The voters are with us even moro
strongly than the present result indicates"
said Mr. Fink, land when all of the cleo
torate becomes familiar with the voting ma
chimes do not believe the opposition will
have any license TO win in this county.
This election, to my mind. presages a clean
sweep in the spring"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-09

Don't quote me by name aud I'll tell
you what did most to do MS all up" said
one OF the defeated candidates on the
democratic ticket. ut was the complete
throw-down we got from the democratic
paper here, to which we had a right to
look for whole-hearted support. Mr.. Hitch
cock was so set on getting even with Fink
for not giving him that scavenger adver-
Using that he would not do a thing except
to hammer Fink and boost Fleming, and
his very apparent personal vindictiveness
hurt Fleming more than It helped him.
Several of us had campaign matter prepared
and asked the World Herald to print it for
us, but were refused space because Hitch
cock had lines out with some of our repub
lican opponents and really wanted them
elected. II the democrats had a newspaper
here in Omaha that would 90 to the front
for them and take advantage of the enc nys
weak points we would make a good deal
better showing and occasionally come
within sight of the flesh pots"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-09

Tax Commissioner william Fleming
says: There are no sore spots on me.
81 am thankful for what support I got
and bear no ill-will for what l did not
get. I am as good a man today as I ever
was. The defeat was caused by sort
of irresistible republican impulse. 1t was
too strong to be overcome. l know that
many OF my republican friends stood by
me and / must have been knitted literally
by democrats. l have no fault to find
with those who voted against me- nor any
man for casting his ballot in accordance
with his convictions and conscience My
term as tax commissioner does not end
until next May. Meanwhile l will have
plenty of time to make fplans for the flu
ture." ais7.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-09
Marriage Licenses.

22-K. wedding rings. EdhOlm. jeweler.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-09

Friends of Sheriff Power were quietly
remarking, Il told you so,'' as they dis
cussed the defeat of Tom Flynn.
His vote proves that Power and his
friends played fair" said a warm friend
of the sheriff, but an analysis also shows
Flynn was weak when our man would have
been strong and would have helped the
whole ticket"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-09

How could we lose?" asked Secretary
Greevy of the republican county committee,
From personal knowledge of the forty re-
publcans we had on the election boards |
felt sure there would be excellent work,
especially in the clerical line, and l was
not disappointed. Then we had for chair
man OF our committee a winner in Senator
Gibson. And it must be remembered that
our treasurer is a tower Of strength as an
adviser, and what he takes hold of goes
that's ALL"
All of the successful candidates are free
in their expressions of approval of the good
work done by Mr.. Greevy as secretary
But Greevy himself lays his success 10 hit
training. what l know of politics
learned from Mr.. Edward Rosewater," h,
says land my services are always at tn,
command of the republican party in an!
place l can serve it to advantage"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-09

City Comptroller LobecR shook his head
obviously when requested to furnish a
clue for the humiliation Of the democratic
ticket and prestige in the court house.
Cant do IT," said he. Really l don't
know. I did not take a very active part
in the campaign. What can any democrat
expect to do against republican majority
OF 5000? / was offered a county commits
sioner nomination. with all expenses paid,
but I was wise and declined. There is no
use butting into a stone wall"
1T was the voting machines that did
1t" said Building Inspector Withheld i'm
pressively. Many a man wanted to vote
for Tom Flynn, but was prevented be-
cause he was afraid to monkey with the
machine. That is why not single demo-
crat crawled through
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-08
Confidence in Kansas.

of men or woman will succeed in any
chosen vocation not inconsistent with
your natural talent or tendencies.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-08
JOHNSON IS STILL SECRETARY
Topeka Man Holds Important Position
With Labor Commissioners.


Labor Commissioner w. L. A. john
son of this city has been reelected
secretary and treasurer of the National
Association of Labor Commissioners
convention, now in progress at San
Francisco. The election was held
Thursday.
Mr.. Johnson has held the position of
state labor commissioner for a number
of years, and has always given good
satisfaction to the laboring interests.
Charles T. Neill was unanimously
elected president of the association.
The choice for first vice president fell
to Commissioner w. V. Stafford of San
Francisco. William Anderson of JEFF
ferson City. Mo, was second vice presi-
dent and the new members of the ex-
ecutive committee are Commissioners
E. V. Brake, Denver, and NJ. J. Nc
Cloud, Lansing, Mich.
The new president of the association
is at present federal commissioner at
Washington.