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Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-08
PULAJANES KILL TROOPS
Sixty Eolomen Rush Detachment Of Eighth
Infantry, Using Knives.
CAPTAIN MAKES A BRIEF REPORT
Five Soldiers killed in Attack and
Lieutenant Yates a. Seriously
WOunded-NO Report from
the COnstabulRry.

MANILA, Dec. 7-According to later re-
ports from Captain Samuel V. Ham con-
corning the recent fight on the island Of
Jeyte between an American force and
Pulajanes, a detachment of Company l.,
Eighth United States infantry, with force
Of constabulary under command of Lieu
tenant Ralph P. Yates, jr, was rushed by
sixty bolomen, four miles from La Pas, on
December >. The Pulajanes had a few
guns, from which they fired voiley and
then rushed the troops In the onslaught
five American soldiers were killed and
nine wouLded. The enemy lost thirty
killed. The number Of the wounded and OF
the prisoners taken is unknown.
A detachment has started in pursuit, but
as the telegraph line is down between
Tacoblan and uoilo, no further report has
been received.
The dead are:
SERGEANT JOSEPH CLARK
SERGEANT JAMES PROVAN.
PRIVATE DAFFERIN, knled by the bolo.
PRINATES w. HADLEY and EDWARD
KEOGH, shot.
The wounded are:
Corporal Weld.
Privates McHenry, Edge and Wakefield.
The slightly wounded are:
Privates Armstrong, Brennan, Herreg
Hoist and Richardson.
The dead were rescued on the night OF
December 8, on the battlefield.
The wounded are doing well.
The condition of Lieutenant Yates
formerly reported slightly wounded, is now
said to be serious.
AS no report has been received concern
ing the constabulary, they probably sus-
tanned no loss
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-08
CAHILL FAMILY YET LIVES
Not Under the Sod and Man who
Threatened Them Pays
Fine.

Charged with threatening to put John
Cahill, 22OS South Sixteenth street, and his
entire family beneath the sod. John Lynch
who resides in the same house with Cahill
was fined IS and costs in police court Fri
day morning. Cahlll said that Lynch had
threatened him at divers times and Thurs
day afternoon attempted to throw Cahnl
and his family out OF doors into the cold,
cold world, but was frustrated
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-08
BRADsTREETs REVIEW OF TRADE
Colder weather Greatly Stimulates
Retail Trade at Most Points,

colder weather Greatly stimulates
Retail Trade Rt Most Points.
NEW YORK. Dec. 7.-Bradstreets to-
morrow will say:
Colder weather. combined with the APP
proacn OF hUiluays, has greatly stimulated
retail trade at most points, and the out
look favors record breaking CHRISTMAS
trade In jobbing ana wholesale lines Ia.
Ventorying Is about due, but II Is note
worthy that trade is more than ordinary
and brisk for december
The car shortage continues, though grain
deliveries in the northwest ara freer, bu,
on the whole the paucity of railway Ia
cilities Is seriously Affecting many sec
tons and in consequence supplies OF coai
are very low at numerous points, while
some OF the foundries in ST. Louis and
Cleveland districts nave been compelled to
close down for waEt of pig iron.
Manufacturers are busy the country over,
the pressure being so great as to cause
night and day Labor still continues
scarce and wage advances are recorded
generally. but the tendency TO avoid higher
wages seems to be undergoing continuous
Money is very high in the cities where
the demand is extensive but most interior
towns appear to be plentifully supplied,
hence country bankers are seeking CONNER
cial paper.
return from the interior. Collections are
good, all things considered, reports from
the southwest being relatively most favor
favorable, except in the South Atlantic
states where crop returns have been poor,
and in the northwest, where grain de-
liveries are backward, In some sections 50
TO 70 per cent Of the spring wheat crop
still being in farmers hands.
Supplies Of pig iron are smaller than
ever and shortage, combined with poor de-
liveries by the railways, has caused some
found.ymen to close down and further
suspensions are not improbable.
In tbs east moderate sales of basic pig
iron for delivery up to, the second quarter
OF 1907 are reported, while in the west a
carwheel concern has purchased 1900 tons
for the second half OF 1907, the basis being
{225J at Chicago.
New business in steel rails is fair, and
while demand for structural material Is
not active as early in the season, some
good sized orders are I'm sight. Coke Il
scarce for prompt delivery and prices arr
higher. Coal is meeting with better sale
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-08
ROYI Es.
InstinEs Teams win Double Event.

egram. 1.-The Hastings High school basket
ball teams came to Holdrege tonight and
scored a victory over Holdrege, both the
boys and girls teams. The boys wen by
a score of 90 to IL and the girls by a score
of 30 to Z. 1t was an interesting contest
and the high school gymnasium was filled
to its capacity to witness the games
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-08

.ONIMODS.
Totals .....".....1,O12

On the Metropolitan alleys last night the
Life Malts won all three games from the
Ell Caudillos The first game the El
CaudillOs had a little life in them. but
the last two they could not get together,
team seemed to follow him. Caughlan was
the only one on the team to reach the so
mark. The Life Malts bOwled one Of their
best games of the season, every man but
one going over the 500 mark. Lehman was
high on single game with 209, also high on
totals with 547. Stapenhorst will bowl next
week Scores
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-08
Announcements of the Theaters.

Louis James and his fine company viii
be seen at the Boyd this afternoon and
evening In a magnificent production OF
The Merry Wives OF Windsor" AS Sir
John Falstaf, Mr.. James Is doing re-
markably fine work, while Nellie McHenry
as Mistress Quickly. Norman Hackett as
Ford and Aphie James as Mrs. Ford are
seconding the efforts OF the star admirably
The performances today close the engage
ment.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-08

On sunday evening at the Boyd Richard
Carlos THE Maid and the Mummy" be-
gins its engagement Of two nights. Miss
Spencer, a newcomer TO Omaha viii be
seen IN the leading singing role, heading a
chorus OF youth and beauty, while Fred
Warner heads the fun makerA
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-08
WITH THE BOwLERs.

The Onimods won three straight gumcs
from the Cudahys last night at the Asso-
citation alleys. The last game looked like
a win for the packers. but two of their
men went down in the last frame and the
Forscutt was high man with a total Of 6l2
and single game of 246. Scores:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-08
LIFE MALTS.


Omaha Young Mems Christian Association
Juniors beat Boyles College in a game Of
basket ball yesterday. Score Young Mems
Christian Association Juniors, %; Boyles q.
The lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-08

BERLIN, Dec. 7.-Count Won BueloW TO-
day received Prof John w. Burgess Presi-
dent Roosevelt professor Of American his
tory and institutions at the University Of
Berlin and dean OF Columbia university
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-08

In the Far West substantial gains
Compared with particularly heavy
Increases AZ City
ns though the -four market has this indicating
lines has n
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-08
REPORT OF THE CLEARING HOUSE
transactions OF the Associated Banks
During the PRat Week.

NEW YORK. Dec. THE following ia
BILE compiled by Bradstreet, shows the bank
clearings at the principal cities for the yeac
ended December 6, with the percentage OF
increase and decrease as compared with the
corresponding week last year:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-08

A. B. Hubermann, only direct importer Of
diamonds in the west. 18th and Douglas.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-08
CANADA.

balances paid in cash. mot included in
totals because containing other items than
clearlngs. SHOT included in totals; COM
parison incomplete.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-08

Open evenings, commencing Saturday,
Frenzer, jeweler, 18th and Dodge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-01
Orci Wann crtrnnfcn.

Goa Sbcitcrn pes S6ooncrS yGbc.
lis" on Der aiiitc bon Cape 9re,
ton.
SoniSburn &. g., 81. Mui.A
Erct bon Scr Monnidoit bon pier
0cS britilden Sdooncrs yS6cti@",
melfcr I'M Ncbcl oubcrbulb Oieica
SotenS id)eiterte, linO lm%gcfOmmeit.
Gte l(nlgefommtcnen iinO: Gupitou
Siam, iein Sobn NiIliom mo Der
Oiotroie Soiepb Murrop, ulc bon
Erince GOporo ~HSSIonO. @eur0cOtltr.
rop lit Der ein5ige llebcrlcbcn0c.
Gas Sd)iff moItc in bcn biciigcn
Sofen e%ininbrcn, ais rs oubcr 9lre
gcrictb innb IN Die BREEDER iltbr. Die
Gee oing iebr bod unO ouS Shiti
fltbr oitf, Gic Seutc iliid)tctcn iid)
ms Sateliucrt, o6er bcrGupitGn, lcin
Sobt lltlo Solepb Vhlrrap mlrOen
burd) Die @cllcn iibcr 9oro &c.
ldlpcmn1t. George Whirrop fonrtt
Iid) nod 10 Winutcn lGlgcr boltcn.
ais alttl CT fortgcriiien mitroe. Sb,
lhon bin uilO Der geihleltbcrt uaO
fat e%rltict, belt CT lid iibcr @oIicr
il1o mirOc ldlieblid ans llfer &C.
l%uorfcll, nobel inn nof oic &rait
hlieb, iid aus Dem @creid)e Der Orc.
der 5l c%ntfcrnen. Die gon5e Nobt
brodtc CT ouf Ocnt SanOe SIT, itno
crit am Worgcn gelong cs ibnr, biz
nofIte @obnnng SIT crrcidcn. Go&
Shift NOR, ais or cS pcrlicB, 0em
Nltfbred)cn nobe. Die .SbetiS" mar
oos Gi1entblim bon >SSomcs Geeo 1t.
Son IN Sum1neriioe, Y. &. s., mo
nlnd)te aiiitcniubrten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-01
Er0fiScnt bcs Staatsicnnts ais
NDuolcr.

Sittle u 0 d, grf., 81. Moi. =
Gin 9erid)tlid)er Goriilbriingsbefebl
pnroe @cb6 Sopington, benz Erdli'
ocntcn 0cs Senotea ocr lcbtcn Scgis.
lutur, in ieinem Sollic in GlortS.
bile 5ugeltellt. Gr mor ihon porper
lttter 5luei anflogcn iuegcn Bethel.
ligung at Gurdlitchcrcien in Der Sc.
g~islotllr gcItellt lporOen, Der neue
Softbefebl berrbt ober oui elmer brit.
ten Infloge. @leidBeitig iollen nod
0rei onoere Intlogen erboben nor.
Den iein iinb meiiere @crboitunaet
limo 5u gepdrtigen. Sm @un5cn ioI.
len 30 Ositglieoer oes SenatS lid
an ben iraglpiiroigen @eid)1ftcn Re.
tbciliat babcl. ffw pm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-01

0eportenlept ale 8priidtSmabreseln
in Nnluen0ung ge6ra6t bat, I'M iidD
utlo ie0em Soloatcn geIun0es 6leiih
51 lidern. Inter Der &citung OeS @e.
neral . Gommiii1rS Sborpe bat Oie.
les 0epartement Elm Spltcm Der S25ll.
ipeftion 0es fir Die Soloaten be-
ifimmte5 6Iei16es eingefiibrt, melfc5
cine QllolitGt oiGieS NobrungSmitteIS
perbiirgt, peIdc minociterS Der Oea
bcitcn gleifItcbt, mcldeS nod GIlrp-
pa pcrionot miro utO mcl6cS oct
Stenpel 0eS lut6ipirtbi6oitlihcn
Gepartements ais @orontie Der &c.
iullOen 9el6oifenbeit trGgt. Ga IS
ielbIt ii6cr feline beionOcrcn Snipcfto.
Ell perfiigt, 10 bat Oa9 Gommilioriota.
Neportement iid) Der GienItc Der &cz
tGrin1r-Ier5te Der 9lrmcc beoient,
oeren ieoem acknowledgement mo
ie0er 9otterie &rtillcric elmer bciacnc-
ben lit, nnb 0icie bobcu, ltnterItilbt
BON tbrcn ci0encn prnttiidcn &ennt.
lllllelt u10 nod] belon0crcll, pom Spez
5lnlllten 0eS Observation-Disclosures &c.
portenlentS o~bgcioBtcn SnItruftionen,
loiple ll1ter 0ent 9cirotb Scr glCr5te.
iuelde leOcm Commando 5ugctbcilt
llno, oos fir Die Nrmee bcItimmtc
6leild] IN ieoem StoOium ieincr 3l-
bereltlng, lpcnigitcnS iolucit cs Bid.
Ienflcild nno trodenc9, aep0fcltcs
6leiId) on9ebt, elmer griinoIidcn Erii.
Jung r%ntcrluorfcn.
GaS neuc @cbGu0c nc$
Iderbouz 0eportement9.
@Gbreno Der iiingltcn Sibungrn
Oe5 &oltS-Gomite'S fir @crruiQioum-
gen fir bcrn1iidte 3rpcdc I'M Gipil,
ballSbolt battc 0o5 %gcnonntc Gonlitc
0elcgcnbcit, cine n6iolltte WiBod)-
tltng 0c5 8elebeS bctrcfiS bcS Yollr3
OcS llellcn Itcrbolt : Geportcntcnt5.
0cbGlt0ca SIT conItotiren. Ger Con.
greB bat I'M Sabre 1903 $I500,00O
fir oicIcS @cbGroc pcrlpiuigt ult0 Is
folllttc fem 3lueiiel Onriibcr bcrridcn,
Dab lid) 0ieier @ctrog fir Den 9olt ci-
mes Conpleten 0ebGltOcS sur Inter.
bringlttg 0e@ 0ciommten 0cporte.
mentS DerItonO. 81 ibrCm nidt Qcz
ringclt Gritnl1ncn erfllbren Die So.
mite N}itglic0er lcbtc ISOLDE, Dab If.
gcn0 Scenario Sen Noll bon 5luci 6lii.
geln atgcor0nct babe, lucld)c zines
cages 9dll5 iuoDl 6t cincm politGn0iz
gen 8ch0ll0e conlplctirt luer0cr f0nit.
ten, ullO iuel6c 5iuei GIiigel Den gan.
sen, fitr 0a5 complete 8cbdll0e ullS-
1cruorfcnen 9ctrng pcri6lungen Ia,
ben. 9to6 frazier miro bic Sodc 0uz
ollrd, Dab Die fcrtiggcitcltcn 9uulid-
teltclt 0llrd]allS nidt 0oS gauge &c.
%portcnnent SIT 6cberbcrgcn in Scr Gage
Ictn iuer0et 10 DOB Die 9totblpen0ia-a
tcit porliegen nero, Den GongrcB INN
Die @eriuiIligung Ginger mcitcrcr
W%fiIlionen o%n5ltgcbcn, onmit scr frcic
Norm 5lutld)cn Den bcioen c%rluG6nten
6lilgeln oltSqcfiiut iucr0cn fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-01

Ipttol gehrad]t iuurbe, befinbct lid IN
fritiidem 3ulton0e.
Glifbonoff lit cine cigenortige Der
i6nlidfeit. Sein &ouptruDm Itebt
III &crbin01ng nit 0cn ruiiil6en
&ormari6 in M%itteloiicn. Die bon
ibm %geiiibrte unO ais r%enojoeb-
3lpiidenioQ" beforlte expedition
nod Dem Wturgbnb 8luiie IN oelt
Sobrcn 1884 bis 1885 brudte HtllB.
lono un0 england al bic Sd)ipelle
OcS aricgeS.
Orocn.unb S obrcsgcloer
in Tnpfcrfctt
Gofio, 81. Mioi. - Gle bieIigc
ImtS5eitlnn0 pcr0iicntlidt Dclttc Die
critic Scric scr Namcn bon Worinc-
Sffi5icrcn un0 SolOatcn, Die iid) im
SrieQc nit GublunO altSgc5cid)net
bobcrt. Glt5geiomntt Ionen $500 lin.
tcroifi5icrc uno SolOotcn ouSge5eidJ-
net lucr0en. Sic crbolten 0clt Or
ben oc3 gol0cncn 9raden, iiberoieS
icood) cine lcb%ensldnglidlc Sabrc8-
rcntc BON $50 bis 500.
Spc5ieIlc GonOolen8bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-01
Sdrcflidlcr Sub cincs Mrbcitcrs.

Yorf, Va, 81. Wai. - Ger III
Der YapierniibIc Der nShmiot Vito
Eoper 60" bcihditigte 8erfTilbrer
Otis 9Iod)ingcr itiir5te ourd) einet
5ebltritt in OoS @etriebe elmer arbel'
tertoen SdnciOemoidine. gepor Die
Hdoer gum Stinitano gebrod)t mllr'
Den, ipar Der llngIiidlihe bereits III
n%afenntIidc Stiide 5erihnitten. @lo-
dirgcr biutcrI0Bt 6rall nno ainS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-01
Sm GongreR.
@ihti9c @Orlagcn pOm Stnat angc-
ltDminct.

@oiGington, 3. s., 81. Mui.
- Ter Scnot poiiirte beltte bic
&nor'id)c Smmnuit0tS Bill, bic Ont
nlbuS &eudttburm Bill Goit o9ne
Gebotte), bic 0tilitGrofoocmic Ser.
miQigltngSbiQ, uno milr0e moDr,
iAcinlid audi Die Bill iiir 9aItbarteii
bon Ir6citaGe6ern u%ngcrtommcn ia.
fen, lucln ct nidt nm 3 llDr Oltrd
ben Introg, IN Grefutiplitung III
gc6cn, lntcrbrod)en luor0cn mare.
Sic GretutiuliBung nabm 10 jicnllid
Den 9fcit Scr beutigcn SibltnD III Nm.
lprltd) unO bcjog lid) AMI Die Grnctt.
nlng 0cS Nid)tCrS SaS. @idcrsDau
5lrm 9unOcSrid)tcr iiir Ocn GiItrifI
AluSfa. Gle G%rnenmung iulroe nidt
bclt0ti0t. IS fam 5u feincr Ibitinl-
ntltng, lnb e8 ldeint fcine YuSiitt
ST. eriitirelt, OuB cine Iold)e IN atieb-
barer 3eit erfolgcn miro. @ider9
BAN, lucldcr 5l elmer 3cit erltanllt
murbc, IN luclder Der GongreB IN
Sibung mar, beflciOct oa5 Mint be.
reits orei Sabre lang. Gic antlngcll,
mcld)e ieine 9citdti9ung Die gauge
3cit Der oerbinOert bubcr, luur0en
bon 0en Senutorcn WfcGlmber,
&ona6rou0b, Nclion, Seler, Hettu3
lul0 anbcren abcrnlalS breitgetreteL
wGbrcuo 6oratcr, GiQingbant, 0ai-
lcD unO GulberiOn Den 9tidtcr Der
tbeiOigtcn. lin $50 Dcrtugtc lid o3r
Scuat.
SIN eprd cntnntenb an
icBtet beltte Die Gcn1ofratcn lire 90.
ltru~ftipnStattif tort unb ior0erten
&erleIung Der NtomcnsliIte bel ieoer
m0gliden @ele0enbeit. Sroe Oieier
lditigen Ser50Bcrltng poiiirte bo9
Sau5 Die aonltlurs un0 DIPLOMAT
i6e Bill, melde I'M 8un5cn $2,73L'
$50 auslpirft. Scrid)ieOene ImenOc.
mcntS lpurOen ser Bill 5ugefiiat.
Gins Oerielben Ictt boS Sal1r oeS
@otidofterS al Sapon auf $4,000,
o~uitott $1,000, luie 'ltripriinglid) in
Scr Bill ucrnrOnet mar, ieit, eiit al.
oereS ~reOu5irt 0ic Sul0re "unlercr @e-
idnoten All 9elgirn unO Die Nic0er-
lanoc bon $4,000 ouf $4,000.
Gle 2%egiSlutip., io,pie Die EoIt.
onlts. 9crluinigun9Sbiu murocn oil
Gonieren5-Gpmitc'n i~iberlpicien, l,rO
nadoem lid Ooa SuuS Oalun nod
cine 3eitlong nit elmer Dill 5lr .9e.
rihtigilng ocS OiilitGr-9tccorbs pon
@cni. i. @rnbom" beif0itigt bate,
o6ne oieiclbe 81 crlc0igcrl, pertagte cS
iiG rnt 4.15 bis morgcn Ntittog. 9c'
iugtcr Grdbom iuuroe III 1860 oua
scr 9unocSormec entlnlieil, ongcblidl
neil er bel cincr @obl, an meld)cr
icilt Megiment (OuS 1914. Sbio'cr 30.
lontGr Heginlent) tbeilnnbnt, bas
0cmofrotiid)c Sidct ltinmte.
Gie ntbiilIungcn iiber
2 d | a dl y 2 d. met.
ucrci.
GrGiioent &ooiepelt miro iid faltm
mciocrn fDnncn, Dem inncr u11eItii.
nlcr merocnbcn &erlungcn I'M Con.
greB nof5ufommen, Die pole @obr.
belt iiber bas, lpna Die Serren 9teill
unb HepnolbS in Gbicugo beobod)tet
ilnb erntittelt baben, 81 erfobren. Gle
9eridte, iuelfe Die beiOer Serren sur
3eit aIlsurbcitcll, oiirien oaber III
nid)t oll5r ieller Sriit bod CUR &erof-
ientlid)ulg %gelungen. Gent Gernefs
nlelt nod iuerNen Die 9eridte lefz
tionslpeiie geihrieben; Die peridiebe-
nen Ibentnto lollet iepardfp behail-
oelt nerbcn. &crr HcpnplbS j.. g. bat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-01
Srocnuun6S ubrcsgeloer
fir EupfCrfcit.
d ait aus Sopon.

&ictorio a, 9..G.. 81. Mtoi.-GoS
lit Gofio cridcincnoe @lott u9oroo-
81" tDeilt nit, ga Die toiierli6c So
mile Don Sopon bei6loiicn bat, Den
Erinjen &omin IN oltcrorOcntlider
Wiiiiion nod Den Ser. Stooten 81
i0idcrL lttl ibrcm ticfcn 9e0ollerll
iibcr Die groBc aotoitropbc in San
6~ron5iaco AltaOrud 3lt geben. Ser
Erin5 miro am %. SUM nod Nmc.
rita obrciien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-01

Stills, 81. Moi. @cllerol
Nlifbonoff, Generate onperileitr Der
Tropinj autoia. meld)er 5u Sorlom
niirdl Cin 9ombcnoitcltot ldApcr
pcrIctt lunN oorn in oaS bicIi0c So..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-01

Sono D II, 81. Mai. - SIT etller
bette obgcboltcncn Seriammlling oeS
2onooner Stn0trot6s pllrOen Die IN
ben Ser. Stu0tcn gcmadten Gntbiil'
llltgen iibcr sic 3ultdnoe III Der,
8robid)ldd,tcrcicn erpGbnt, un6 Der
Soriiber bcS Sonit1ts- Gomitc's per
fiinoetc, Dab OaS 2ebtere ldlon Dor
einiger 3cit Ourd sic 8emeiltoe.Tcr
ipaltungS @cb6r6e in %ltnterbano'
lung nit Scr Ser. Staoten.Hegiernnl
iiber OaS o%ncritoniihe Neild SIT
ipeftionsIpItcm 9ctrctcn Jet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-01

Iod Der Sod)5eit bleibt ons SEQ.
ni9sponr nod mebrere Gage III Ma.
orio, nm an ben piclen linn 81 Gbren
peronitalteten Seitlid)feitcn Gbeil 81
ncbnen. Sbre 6littermoden mcrben
Mlionio mo Cha i'm ga @runio.Eu-
lat uno ben CONNER in Dem ipnni-
ihen Seebobe Son Seboltion Der
brin9en.
Ser Ga @ronio . Ealoit liegt III
moIerTiher @ebirgSgegcno am SuBe
bes ISico DC Eenolara. in Den @uuba-
rama . Bergen. BON Ebilipp hen1
6iiniten. Dem erlten iponild)en Sour'
bollen, erbaut mo init pr1d,tigeu
Vnrfnnluaen I'M Stpl leiner iron5o'
iiiden Seimoth nrlgeben. Sabre lang
bientc Der Yalait Den lp1niIden So
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ONE CENT A W0sD PER .ssuE--No AD-
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Mill-end sale at The Famous.

Mill-end sale at The Famous.
Ladies Oxfords at reduced pri-
ces, at The Famous.
For Binder Irvine, see the Idaho
Implement Co., Caldwell.
Get prices from Central Lumber
Co. for fruit crates and boxes.
Elbow length gloves in black,
white and colors, at The Famous.
Before buying screen doors, call
and see our line.
CALDWELL LUMBER Co.
Long gloves, all sizes, at The
Famous.
See the Idaho Implement Co.,
Ltd, for high grade hand made
farm harness. strictly guaranteed.
Mems summer underwear rs cts
and so cts, at The Famous.
Call on the Central Lumber Co.
when in need of any fruit boxes of
any kind. Always on hand. Pri.
ces right.
Attend the Mill-end Sale at
The Famous.
The Caldwell Lumber Co. has
the largest line Ct screen doors ever
seen in Caldwell. Call and see
them before you buy.
DR.. c. A. Philpott, dentist. Office
over Western National Bank.
Straw hats at half price at
The Famous.
The Central Lumber Co. will
carry stock of all kinds OF fruit
boxes this season. Bell phone No.
3. Independent, No. :.
Ladies' IS cent miits in silk 10
cents. The Famous.
The Boyes Hardware Store will OPP
en- for business with a large and
complete line of builders hardware,
tinware, carpenters tools, cutlery,
etc. The stock Is arriving daily. The
Tribune believes that the people OF
Caldwell will find this an enterpris-
Ing and energetic firm.
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For SALE -Cheapest in West
Caldwell. Lot 7sx3oo feet, 5-room
house, pump in kitchen, IS bearing
fruit trees, outside cellar, porch,
chicken house and yard, or could
be 4-stall stable, young grape vines,
garden OF growing vegetables, near
school. Will sell at a bargain.
See owner. c. J DoBsoN.
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S!MARyS ACADEMY

49, Beautifully located in Portland Oregon,
offers unsurpassed facilities for the cul-
ture and education Of young women Special
opportunities in Music. Art Languages and Liter.
allure. Well equipped Physical and Chemical Lab
oratories. Herharium and Mineral Cabinet The
largest and Oldest Ladies Seminary in the Pacific
Northwest. it enjoys a national reputation for i'm
parting the best physical mental and moral train
ing and developing true womanhood- Equips
socially and educationay for the most exalted
station. Confers Academic and Collegiate Degrees
by State Authority. Interference with convictions
OF non Catholics is scrupuously avoided. Academy
Is ideally located. amid inspiring scenic advan-
tages. Social opportunities such as are available
in no other city on the Coast Buildings large and
commodious well-lighted, heated and ventilated:
dormitores and private rooms supplied with all
modern convenences. The institution Is liberal
and progressive without sacrificing the character
and traditions OF age aud achievement. Terms
modest. Satisfactory references required Write for
announcement booklet Board and tuition $3.50 per
year. Address SISTER Superior. st Mary $ Academy
PORTLAND, OREGON, .U.S.A.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior

CHICtu STATES Ldnu UmCe.
Boise, Idaho, July 80, 1906
Notice Is hereby given that Joseph G.
Tracy of Homedale, Idaho, has filed notice
oflntentiont to make proof on his desert-land
claim No. 1875, the NEJl SW14 Sec. s, Tp 8
N, K. W, b. M, before Clerk Probate
Court at Caldwell, Idaho, on Thursday,
the 9th day OF September, 1906
He names the following witnesses to
prove the complete irrigation and reclsma-
ton of said land: WI. Benham. (, W.
Mcdowell, B F, Mcdowell and Jack Max
we'll, ali Of Homedale, Idaho.
HARRY J. SYMS,
aug 4-Sl Register.
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WANTED.-Places in or near
Caldwell for boys to work fol
board while attending school.
Boys can do such work as sweep,
wash dishes, chop wood, milk
cows, etc. Inquire of
w. ]. BOONE.
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WANTED Gentleman or lady TO
travel by rail or rig for a firm
$3.50, 900 capital. Salary $I,,,2
ler year and expenses; salary paiu
weekly. and expenses advanced.
Address, with stamp.
Jos A. ALEXANDER.
Caldwell, Idaho
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For sALE.-Second hand grader.
Call a, this office.
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For sALE.-Promissory notes at
THE TRIBUNE Office.
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HELP WANTED-Anybody want
ing help, or in need of employ ent
call at the reading room.
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Observation-Disclosures want ads
at 1 cent a word.