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Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-04

It, 1906, by Frank G. Carpenter.)
Alberta, March 1.-(Spe-
cial Correspondence of The Bee.)
Calgary is the capital of the
cowboy country of the wild Ca
madam west What was once
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-04

Kitty called up her father by telephone.
Hello, papaw
What is it, dear?" he asked.
II wish you'd bring me some candy
when you come home this evening"
IAN right, Kitty; but why do you spell it
out"''
Il don't want anybody else to know what
I'm saying"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-04

Work of the Organization.
The devotional work includes Bible
study, a gospel service every Sunday aft
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-04

Small Bobby-Say, papa, what makes
graffes have such long necks?
Papa-God gave them long necks so they
could reach the leaves of the palm, which
only grow at the top of the tree.
Small Bobby-Well, why didn't God mako
the leaves grow lower down?
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-04

VICE within the past twenty
years the citizens Of Omaha have
been called upon to erect a suit
able building for the Young Mems
Christian association, the first
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13
WILLIAM H STANDARD.

For the second time William IL.
Staunard, of Greenland Ontonagon
county, was the unanimous choice Of
the Iron Representative district for
representative in the state legislature
For the second time. it is quite pro
bable, Mr. Stannard will nave no OPP
position for this position from the
other parties This is condition that
extremely few. il any, men in political
life in the state can boast OF
That these conditions are true is
due TO one very good reason. Mr.
Stannard is an honor to his district
and the people know IT, His record is
clean HE judgment Is good and his
ability to get what his district asks
for mas never been found wanting
The people Of the Iron district know
good man when they see him thus
AZ Is that Representative Stannard will
be returned 30 the Legislature with no
opposition
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13
Poor Commissioner

Crystal Falls MSch, sept Ord 1906
\ regular meeting Of the Supts Of
ire poor for Iron county WAS held on
the above date, Members present
Olof Helgemo. H Miller and Robt
Mnnns Minutes 1T previous meeting
vas reaa and approved.
Moved and supported that the FOL
lowing bills be- allowed AMI order.
dawn for same. Motion carried.
Osterberg & Co. eHrocery bill
Sept So go
The John Tufts 20 groceries
10 Mrs Machand from June
20 Sept 1906 30 90
l. Robbins mdss 80
A Mendelson drygoods 10 80
Richard wehse paint 10 40
william Lyons paid for threshing &c
William Lyons salary Sept go %
Barney Erickson labor on farm IS %
DIR g + Larson salary Sept ~ 90
Olof Helgemo : meeting and
mileage 10 ~
II Miller meeting and mileage 3 Is
Ropt NUNS salary Sept and |
meeting ~ "a
Moved ano supported that the claim
ot w II Windsor be laid on the table
Motion carried
Moved ard supported that the bill Of
l. A Henry for casket be- disallcwed
Motion carried
ON mosbon meeting adjourned
Robs NUNS. Seeterary
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

+ T.. Kses.. August Moilaasn f j
Schutheis and James Clancy
Inc committee on permanent organi
zatiou and order ~ businesa reuorted.
recohlmending
First That the temporary organiza
ton be mssle permanent
second That the order Of business be-
IA Nomination Of candidates
tb Balloting for candidates
tcj Appointing senatorial committees
Which report was on motion accept
~ and adopted
The permanent officers thrni took and
Subscribed the usual oath Cor faithful
performance Of services.
Moved and supported that the sec
rotary be and is hereby Instructed 10
east the unanimous vote Of this con
vention for Michael H. Moriarty for
candidate for Senator for this thirty
trst district Carried unanimously.
The secretary cast the vote as direct
81, and the chair declared Mr..
MoTiarty dominated AS shs candista,s.
Of the convention.
The following senatorial comnitbes
was unanimously appointed
tad Smith. chairman, Massu'.sts
eouny.
Thomas Conlin. Iron county.
w. X. Bnrns. Alger county.
Gordon Murray, Dickinson eOooty.
On motion. the chair appointed
Mesps. Sherwood. Cl>neey and Murray
"a committee Of three to eoDduci
senator Moriarty 10 the platform.
Mr. Moriarty came before the con
vention and briefly addressed the de
legates After which the conyentiou
adjourned.
Charles r. Watson. Chairman.
Frank A. Bell, Secretary.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

One Of the best examples Of the
modern orator Is Father Vaughan. tho
dramatic orator. Some parts OF his
lectures and sermons have never been
surpassed for Desuty Of language,
power OF thot or viyidness of express
sion. even by the giants Of old. In
his sermon lecture The Power Ot
Love ne leads his audiences success
sively to climax after climax until the
close which is the grandest climax N
all His description Of the first meet.
ing OF Jesus Christ and Mary Of Mag
dalen Is one Of the finest examples. Of
great and beautiful word painting In
the English language. II has been de.
clarsd 70 b By mssy we'll know
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13
Senatorial Convention Records

At convention 81 delegates regular
~ called and held in the City Of Mar
quette ON the 5th day Of October. 1905.
for the purpose OF placing in nomina
ton candidate GA the Republican
ticket for Senator i'm the 3ist Senatorial
District, Charles n Watson. Of Iron.
WAS chosen AS temporary chairman.
and f. A. Bell OF Marquette, was
chosen as temporary secretary Of the
convention.
The chairman ana secretary were
duly sworn and subscribed the usasl
oath for faithful performance Of ser.
vices
Moved. supported and carried that
the chairman appoint a COMMITTEES OF
three on credentials and another com
mittee Of three on permanent organic
alton and order Of business.
The chair appointed as the com
mittee on credentials. Mr. Murray OF
Dickinson Mr. Sherwood IT Msrquett'
and Mr.. Burns Of Alger and on per
manent organization and order of bust
ness Mr.. Gray of Alger. Mr.. Conlin OF
Iron and Mr. Clancy Of Marquette.
whereupon the convention took 4
recess Of five minutes.
On RECOMMENDING. the committee Of
credentials reported the following de-
legates entitled 10 seats in the conven
ton, which report was on motion dul!
adopted
Alger W. r. Burns. IN " Sra,
and w II VanIderstine.
Dickinson Gordon Murray. Tom A
Hanna. Harry X. Myers. J. G. knight
+. A. Woodward. George J. Eisele anC
Silas j McGregor
Iron Charles II Watson. Thoma
Conlin, Louis A. Henry and A. NJ
Darling
| Marquette NJ J. Sherwood. Ernes
II. Bush. NJ. H. Foard. +. w. Mac
Pherran. Frank A. Bell. JOSEPH
Barabe. Waldo T. Potter. Cad Smith
William Harrington. William Peters
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

critic she finest piecs ct dramatic word
painting 81 thi. decade In ais lecture.
sermons from Shakespeare We have
a combination 81 she oratcg and the
Actor The Sermons are 1--WE great
word paintings given only A. \ great
orator and actor caa give shem The
paintings are Illustrated by the act
ing ~ various scenes from Shake
,peare plays that tlnstrats tine ser.
mon hs wishes to enforce upon the
mind AZ the time. This lecture has
often been called tha greatest lecture
now being believed ON the American
platform Oratory ~ not dead rs long
as we have such noted speakers AZ
Father Vaughan who il 80 much IN de
mand every year that he aust refuse
over one hundred engagements each
season, and this altar be has been book
ed for over two hnndred, a larger
number than aluoet any other speaker
fills People flock 30 hear him where
ever he appears On February lOth-
he will appear tor his tenth lecture IN
Chicago during the last Two years IN
Chicago IL 10 ma. longer necessary b
attempt 10 sell ticket fox a lecture by
Father Vaughan Those who engage
him merely advertise here the tickets
can be secured and thu house Is always
full These lectures are held in the
Central y. IA g. A. Auditorium and
ut the last two lectures he gave. several
hundred people had 10 be turned away
each time.
He lectored at Terre Hauts. Ind
last summer twice ut the Chantuaqua
assembly and was Immediately engaG
ell 10 retnFh In November for another
President Roosevelt could not have
been giVer greater ovation upon his
return Over two hundred people met
him NJ the train, he WAS bsnqueted by
the Commercial Club and best Of all
ivery seat in the opera honse bad been
sold hong in advance Of his coming
About four hundred people were turn
eda way from the doors the evening %
the lecture. This experience has been
his in nearly every city where he has
spoke this season. to n greater OF less
degree In the East he has met with
wonderful success Father Vaughan
~ no talIow candle Heis an arc light
In him oratory rich '1ncious soul
lifting, resides 10 assure us that 10 has
not disappeared from the earth.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

MORTALITY OF CRYSTAL FALLS.
Michael n Morlarts q CRYSTAL Falls
was nominated by the Republicans Of
.thr Tffrty hrst senatorial ,ris.frs, .iss'
convection Ia Msgguette aspsffts s.
succeed himself yesterdats~lftk MAC
In this case nomination and election
are synonymous This Is 50 because II
could not be-. aslietusss ssenat"s
,sIoriarty is 'ehsltNt tes,Nidsher' tsrIn
because he has hssb ,he,siIl, has been
a good senator, has made the Thirty
first an important district in the state
.and hsving done 50 Mas representative
az such
In Lansing the upper aegipaHla, IS,
such has been represented 10 's.gyeat
extent by Lietuenapt Governor Matt
land. Of Negaunee. Senator Charles
Smith Of Hubbell Representative Gal
braith. Of :. Calumet apd Merciful.
Mike ,Noriarty Of CEystal Falls This
statement is attending 20 disparity as
regards the other representatives Of the
upper paninspla in the legislature, IA
merely mentions the men who have
fed the upper penipsula delegation aud
incidentally the legislature The
sobriquet attached 70 the iesme. II.
Moriartp here was given him because
he is the father ofathe undergraduates
sentence hill. which lawr gives to-, the
fellow who Is down and ONT "A chances
The father of zuch.a law would
naturally be a. good. representative of
any district and for this reason and
Others vs. good the Republicans OF the.
Thirtysfrst are sending NJ. II Moriarty1
of Crystal Falls back ito Lansing. r.
Marquette Mining Journal =.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

The primary election law will be-
amended In the next legislature 10 h
expected A proposed amendment that
&, beiug discussed hete and which win
probably receive favorable c1nsidera-
tion. is one which would d1 away with
more than one primary in state cleo
tion years IL il now provided that
on governor and lieutenant governor
the vote shall he taken hi June and
for county candidates and the legisla-
tive aud congressional districts, in
september Il has been proposed that
the June primary be eliminated aud
have the governor and lieutenant
governor nominated ia September or
on some other date suitable for all
offices
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

The Menominee county board of
supervisors made an arrangement with
the sheriff ot that county 10 pay $3.50
per month hereafter for the board Of
prisoners and tramps This board Of
pri 'oners question has been burning
one in Menominee county FOR long
time, The prcvalency Of tramps in that
section and the certainty If tramp
teing rounded up for y feed AZ the
county = expeuse, making it such. The
solution arrived AZ by the board seems
to be the only practical one and viii
probable result in trsmps giving Men
omiuee county \ wide berth after this
date
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

The primary school apportionment
in November il likely 10 bee at rate
Of even more than $40 per capita ow-
ing to the opinion of Attorney General
Bird that the penalties paid hy the
railroads for not paying their taxes
promptly should be orsdited to the
primary school fund. This will add
sbcut ~. $50 900 TO th. fund Interest
paid by banks on this fund since It's
accumulation win 20 Do the general
fund OF the stale, however This will
nmonnt Ia saS0, Goa.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

oyer in Chippewa county the re
publican and democratic candidates
for she Legislature are debating the
question Of separate statehood for the
upper peninsula All other issues of
the campaign are obscured by this
very burning question, Why not re-
vive that very interesting discussion
n " how many angles can dance ON
the point Of sewing needle it's about
a. relative and certainly ms practical
M the one under consideration
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

Kimmerie his finally unearthed some
thing. He has discovered that several
OF the state officers. purchased some
worthless tax lands from the state
paying therefor higher price than
any other person would pay for them
the lands being bid in at pubic. auction
sale Great is Kimmerla. !.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

Milwaukee = boy mayor Dir, Becker.
believes that there are too many fake
reformers doing business in this year
of our Lord 1906 ana Mr. Becker idea
is pretty generally accepted as the cor
recf one
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

In fully /. 900 school districts Of the
state treasurers have given no bonds
whatever. and in 1900 10 1000 dis
tricts the bonds are inadequate. In
the state there are Z. 2e7 districts. The
department is now taking steps to as
sist the school officers in complying
with the law before the large appor-
.tionment Of school money Is made.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

Escasaba' a.case where an alder
IMAM accused OF hoodlings wants 20 be
tried ssnd tho prosecuting attorney
Is anxious to try aim yet there is
much alK Of the case being dropped.
One is.prompted TO w6nder just how
deep seated that desire % try and be
tried lies In the pafties 20 the ntfair.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

II Bishop McCabs would train his
optics on the riots nd the south IL
would probably find enough for Dewey
Ii do at home and leave Ehs sultan q
DE classified 10y his own ueighbor-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

II cost the state Of Pennsylvania
a. 600 900 70 build capitol AZ Har
risburg and 81 600 600 10 furnish IL
Surely a return to the simple life il
necessary IN PennsyLeania poIlties
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

II the partisans 81 the Chicago
American base ball club in this citf
would discard their sox and try a
good warm cub pelt they would not
be- troubled SO much with cold feet
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

The fools are not all dead yet but
there is promise Of The crop being
greatly lessened il the automobile
races keep up.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13
j,D,v,uju,I,,v,u,gs
sargAss' - FROM FHE.p FT During
.'% D.ss, T! PARIS #! STORE u n.

"S''' 90. - &.ss
~ s e haRd Wi M spells during the Week warns Jus thai
winter viii soon be upon Get prepared for it. Don't wait until
the last minutes Make things you and then
the Paris Stos FOR here caGogst the
Bali lire clothing
jackets cioak hose complete
itsnow Dontyou think it's place with
line complete than where they the
next thing they haven't got Our prices right
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

Congressman Ellis. OF Missouri is
out for tariff reform Hes from
Missouri YOU know
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

over III Minnesota they have $50
inmates in the state prison and som
how there ism LAWYER "a the uuuch
Pretty smart CHAPS those lawyers
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

Preventics az the name implies pre-
vent all Colds and Grippe when taken
at he sseezs stage :"
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-05-09
GOV. DAVIS WILL
CANVAS STATE
Will Make Speeches In Many Coun-
ty During Fall Campaign.

Governor Jeff Davis will can
vas several counties during the
fall campaign in the interest of
the Democratic legislative ticket.
The announcement was made
in a telegram received by Private
Secretary Charles Jacobson. The
telegram came from Los Ange-
les, where Governor Davis is
spending a few days. In the
telegram Governor Davis states
that he sees by the newspapers
that the Republicans are putting
out tickets in some Of the coun-
ties of the state against the Dem
ocratic legislative nominees. In
several counties where the re-
suits were close at the last cleo
ton Republican tickets are being
nominated, and it is expected
that Governor Davis will make
speeches in each of these coun-
ties.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-05-09
PHARMACISTS AT
HOT SPRINGS TODAY
Twenty Fourth Annual Meeting Open
ed at Hot Springs Today

The twenty fourth annual
meeting of the Arkansas Asso-
citation of Pharmacists opened in
Hot Springs yesterday and will
hold a three days session. A
large attendance is anticipated.
The meeting was opened at
2::3O p. m. yesterday at the Park
Hotel following a registration
at the Great Northern.
The address of welcome will
be delivered by Mayor Geo. K.
Belding and response by Presi-
dent w. H. Skinner.
The annual reports of the pres
ident will be made as well as the
reports of the officers and COM
mittees.
Berry Hesterly, manager Of
the Hesterly Drug Store and
Pomeroy Whitten pharmacist at
Bakers Drug Store, of this city
are attending this meeting.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-05-09
Grain Establishment and Eleva-
tor Destroyed On Last
Sunday Night.
INSURANCE IS ONLY $4,000
Two Kansas City Box Cars Loaded With
Corn Also Destroyed

Texarkana, May THE grain
and elevator establishment of
Rosbrook & Josey, on Front
Street, between Maple and Spruce
Streets, was destroyed by fire
about II o'clock last night. The
loss on stock, consisting of grain,
meal, hay, etc., is estimated at
S12, 900; insured for $1,000.
The building and fixtures were
owned by Mrs. H. M. Frank of
Jefferson, Texas, and were val
ued at about S12, 900; insured for
S., 1000.
Two Kansas City box cars load
ed with corn, standing in front
of the building were completely
destroyed. 1t is not known how
the fire originated.
At this time it is not known
whether this property will be
rebuilt.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-05-09
NEGRO BURGLAR
is CAPTURED
Sheriff Hood Captures George Wash
ington At Texarkana.

Sheriff Hood brought George
Washington, colored, in last
Monday from Texarkana, and
lodged him in Jail.
He is wanted here for steal
ing lot of clothing from the
store of w. B. Waller about five
years ago. He is also wanted
for burglarizing a house in Allan
ia, Texas, and and Boughton,
Arkansas. He was indicted for
stealing the clothes from Waller's
store, but made his escape.
About month ago City Mar
shall Cantley, captured him at
Hope and when he started to
the train with him the negro
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-05-09
BEN LASSITER
SLAIN BY NEGRO
Split Head Open with Ak On De-
ceased Farm Near Hope

Yesterday evening negro
killed Ben Lassiter on the latter's
farm in Hampstead County be-
tween Spring Hill and Hope, by
splitting his head open with an
AK. The news received here was
very brief, and was as follows:
The negro, whose name we
did not learn, was working on
Lassiter's place and in the MORN
ing Lassiter reproved him about
some of his work. The negro
hid himself in the field where Lassiter
was at work and slipped up behind him
splitting his head with an ak as above
stated. Hounds We're telegraphed for
from Camden, and in three hours were
on the fiends trail with 200 determined
men in pursuit. If he is captured, he
will, in all probability be summarily
dealt with.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-05-09
Negro Who Killed John and
Count Gleghorn Condemn
ed by Supreme Court
DATE NOT SET FOR EXECUTION
Supreme Court Affirmed Verdict of Ne
vada Circuit Court

The Supreme Court yesterday
affirmed the verdict Of the Neva-
da County Circuit Court in the
case against Squire Smith, a
negro, charged with the murder
of John and Count Gleghorn,
both white.
The double murder was COM
mitted in an open field on the
Gleghorn place, which is about
three miles from Emmett.
There was but one witness to
the killing.
Smith was first sentenced to
death by the Nevada County
Circuit Court, but he appealed
and the date for his execution
was nullified by this appeal.
AS soon as the mandate has
been certified to the governor
will set a date for the legal exc.
cution.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-05-09
NEGRO KILLS WIFE
AT ARkADELPHIA
George Hill Shoots Wife with Shot Gun
and Makes Escape.

George Hill, colored, shot and
killed his wife. Mercy Hill, at
their home in the west end Of
Arkadelphia last week. The ne
gro had quawelled with his wife
the day before and had beaten
her for which he was fined. At
ter the settlement Of that case
tho negro told his wife to come
back to the house and get her
clothes and she could go and he
would let her alone. She went
there next morning and found
him there and he asked her it
she was going to leave him.
When she told him she was he
said if you do | will kill you.
Bhe turned to leave the house
when he grabbed a single barrel
shot gun and shot her in the
back. She fell in the yard and
died in about an hour. An IN
quest was held and the jury
found a verdict Of
Deceased came to her death
from a gun shot wound, from
a shot gun in the hands of
George hill. "
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-05-09
Hawkins suspension for 81,
months followed.


months followed.
Mr.. Thomas, who is pastor of
large M. E. Church, South, at
TeXerkana, wrote a letter to a
friend soon after the Camden
Conference last November, in
which he replied to a message of
sympathy in connection with the
charges which had been preferr-
ded. This letter was published
at the time and is said to be the
only word Mr.. Thomas has given
out relative to the charges. In
that letter, among other things
he said: Il can only say, like
Paul, l have lived in all good
conscience before God, and have
tried to do my duty as a Metho-
dist preacher. / have the salts
faction of knowing Gods bless
ings has been on my work and
He has given me the faith and
hearts of the people | have been
permitted to serve. | have tried
to serve through evil report and
good report, and | believe God
will bring me out of it all. God
has always stood men up to take
my part when necessary, and my
faith is that He always will.
Should you or any member of
your family ever need me, COM
mand. | pray that your trials
will never equal those to which |
have been subjected. but we can
never know what is to befall US
here. | want to say to you that
through it all | entertain no
malice and would not harm a man
who has sought my ruin.