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Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21

YoRR-The York ehautauaua was a
splendid success from every standpoint.
Sunday was the last day OF the assembly.
In the morning Jasper +. Cole and Ruth
r. Johnson both residents of Aurora were
married at the chautauqua grounds by
County Judge c. b. Taylor
WEST POINT-E. @. Burke, editor Of the
Bancroft Blade. has sold that paper TO Rev
]. L Phillips. who will assume charge next
month. Mr.. Phillips was formerly the resi-
dent minister OF the Methodist Episcopal
church at Beemer. This Is his first venture
In the newspaper business
AUBURN-Yesterday was a great day Mt
the Auburn chautauQua, both in respects to
program and crowd. Three separate trains
brought visitors here. The Burlington ran
q special from Lincoln, which brought US
about 800 people. The Missouri Pacific ran a
special from Crete and one from Hiawatha,
Kan, and these two trains broughtin about
500 people. The town was crowded, and IL
was with difficulty that the people were
that there was from 5000 TO 10000 people
on the chautauqua grounds.
WEST POINT-The weather for the past
four days has been by far the hottest Of
the season. The thermometer has several
times registered IS degrees In the shade
Corn Is making a splendid growth. the late
corn oven being practically out OF the way
OF frosts. The dry weather Of the past
week has enabled farmers 10 complete the
harvest of small grains and threshiDg is
now IN full operation. Almost universally
the yield Is much ahead o. the average The
hay crop Is heavy and potatoes, while not
many 10 the hiil are Of exceptional sise and
quality. So $50
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21
naper Named for Judxe.

TECUMsEH. Neb. Aug 2O.--(speciai
Telesram)-The first district republi-
can judicial convention was held at
the court house In Tecumseh at
at o'clock this afternoon. The
counties included in the district are
nee and Nemaha and each sent good dele
cations. The meeting was called to order
by DR.. w. H. Wilson OF Table Rock. chair
man of the central committee. and the call
was read by Secretary Roy Stewart of
Tecumseh. Judge Samuel Rinaker of Beat
rice was made temporary secretary This
organization was afterward made perma-
nent. The credentials wer approved and
then r. w. Sabin of Beatrice nominated
Judge J. B. Raper OF Pawnee City the
candidate for judge of the district court to
hll the unexpired term of Judge A. III.
Babcock OF Beatrice. deceased. The rules
were suspended and Judge Raper was de-
clared the unanimous choice of the con-
vention. Judge Raper thanked the conven-
ton in a short speech. The selection of a
chairman of the central committee was
left with Judge Raper and the following
new committee was chosen: Richardson
county, H. F. Guile OF Humboldt: Jeffer-
son, C. H. Denny of Fairbury; Gage, H. E.
Spafford of Beatrice: Johnston. s. s. Stew
art of Tecpmseh; Pawnee, c. ]. Wood OF
Castle Rock; Nemaha, Charles Ash of Au-
burn. The committee was empowered 10
I'LL a vacancy on the ticket should one oc-
cur and the convention adjourned.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21
GRAVES TO RUN AGAINST BOYD
Fusionirts Nominate Fender Man for
Congress- I'm Third.

Fustonfnts nominate Fender Man for
Congress I'm Third.
NORFOLK, Neb., Aug. 20.-(Special Tele-
gram)-Judge Guy Graves of Pender
was nominated for congress by the
democrats and populists OF the third
district tonight The nomination was
made by reclamation there be-
ing no contestant. He was placed
the candidate two years ago. In a speech,
Judge Graves attacked the tariff on sugar,
SALT lumber. steel and other commodities.
He also said he was in favor of govern
ment ownership of railroads unless laws
could be passed regulating railroads lie
said Mr.. Bryan's hope OF carrying Nebra-
ska two years hence must depend largely on
this years election. He attacked railway
passes as brides. The platform sends a love
message to Bryan, credits to democracy
principles all legislation OF last year worth
mentioning declares protective tariffs legal
lied theft. declares in favor OF regulating
telephones and all other public utilities,
pledges its efforts to put grain trust off,
Gals in prison, endorses Bryans demand
that Sullivan resign, and declares in favor
of public ownership of railways and against
passes.
A. c. Shallenberger. democratic candi-
date for governor, appeared in the conven-
ton and made his first address OF the cam
paign. He declared himself a warm friend
of George w. Berge and dealt at length
on his own personality. His keynote was
whether the people shall own the govern
ment or the government own the people.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21
Legislative Nominee. in johnson.

TECUMsEH. Neb.. Aug. 2o-(special) y
The second district senatorial and Fifth
district representative republican conven-
ton, which is Nemaha and johnson coun-
ties float, was held at the court house in
this city at 1880 o'clock this afternoon.
Temporary. organization. afterwards made
permanent was effected with Hon. ]. l..
Young of Johnson county as chairman and
Charles B. Ash of Nemaha county as Sec
rotary. Judge ]. q. O'Connell Of Tecum-
sch was the unanimous choice OF the con-
yention for senator and Hon. J. w. Arm
strong of Auburn was the unanimous
choice for representative. Both gentlemen
thanked the convention for the honors
conferred in neat speeches. A new CEN
trail committee was chosen with Hon. J.
L Young OF Johnson county as chairman
and Charles b. Ash of Nemaha county as
secretary. Hon Ellis Z. Good OF Peru. as
pirant for the state treasurership on the
republican ticket. was present and placed
Mr.. Armstrong in nomination.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21
QUA LETTER sox.
Municipal, Ownership and the water

Municipal Ownershtp and the water
Board.
OMAHA, Aug. 0o-To the Editor OF The
Bee: Mayor Mcclellan, Charles Francis
Adams. M. =. Ingalls,, and other econo-
mists and publicists Of the highest char
acter and rank, have been giving munich
pal ownership careful study in the United
Kingdom and on the continent Mr.. Adams
spent much time and labor in England in
investigating the subject, especially in
Glasgow, several years ago. His emphatic
opinion was that the people of the United
States would never submit to the poor
service with public utilities-street rail-
way-such as he found in Glasgow, and
he condemned municipal ownership as a
failure in the mother country. Mr.. In
gals reports with vigor against it after
months OF investigation. Mayor George
b. Mcclellan, who inaugurated municipal
ownership of ferries. and other utilities
in New York, writes from Germany after
extensive observations that municipal
ownership is a bad failure in Germany
and England, as with the Staten island fer
ries 1t is already XII own to be In New York
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21
Doctors Know Why
Pabst Is The Best
Beer That Is Always Clean and Pure,
Most Refreshing, Most Nourishing.

Most Refreshing, Most Nourfshing.
Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer is always clean
and pure and nutritious. This is the rea-
son doctors say that Pabst Blue Ribbon
is really TO be preferred above any other
beer brewed. There is never any doubt
as to its cleaness and the purity of It's In
gradients, and IL is the most strengthening
and refreshing beer because so rich in the
food elements Of barley malt and the tonic
properties of hops.
1t is truly said that Pabst has spent
millions of dollars just to insure the alb
solute cleanness and purity of his product
The immense Pabst Brewery in Milwaukee,
built on high land in the residence section
Of the city-far away from the dirt and
dust OF the factory and shipping district,
Is a model of cleanness and the whole
Pabst process is a positive guarantee OF an
absolutely clean beer. From the time the
malt is mashed. all through the long pro-
cess OF brewing. until you pour It into your
glass. Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer never comes
in contact with anything but-pure filtered
air and thoroughly sterilized brew kettles.
pipes. tubes and storage tanks. 1t is pas
teurized after bottling as a final safeguard
against any possibility of contamination.
Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer is the choicest
OF all bottled beers. the most refreshing
and heaithful beverage. and should be in
your home.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21

the country by It's action towards the
Omaha Water company, as follows:
Small wonder that the investing public
has begun to look askance at offers OF
municipal bonds. The City of New York
has seen this result In the marketing OF
her recent issues. What effect must tho
knowledge OF the city Of Omahas shifty,
unbusncsslike tactics In attempting, In
plain terms. to do the local water
company have upon any such bond offer-
ings as she may make in the future?
This much from Mr.. L. q. Mead OF
, onxville.
warned the Water Board week or
two ago that this waterworks question Ia
"a dangerous question" repeat the warn
ing, and also the remark that mo man
need doubt IT,"
This is not the first or second time that
have opposed policies which 1 hold to be
Injurious to the welfare of Omaha. 1 ask
the solid men, the business men. the young
men. who have a future here. to stand
steady against self-seeking popular clamor
in respect to Omaha affairs. They can not
AFFORD at this stage Of its superb advance
ment. or at any other stage. to either Inn
pair or exhaust It's fine credit. Such a re-
suit would as certainly mean retrogression
as that sun set means darkness.
GEORGE l. MILLER.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21
PREPARING ron BIG REUNION
Dakota County Pioneers VIII Have
Inrnn c.n-A "a rsa..l.


Large Crowd mt Picnic.
DAKOTA CITY. Nsb., Aug. oo--(Special.)
The forthcoming twenty-ffth annual re-
union and picnic of the Pioneers and Old
Settlers association of Dakota county, to
be held at Clinton park. adjoining Dakota
City. on Thursday, August 30. promises
TO be one Of the most successful reunions
ever held. Already a large number Of
former residents OF the county have ar
Rived to ettend the meeting, among the
number being Asa Rathbun and daughter,
Miss Mary, now residents Of La Crosse,
Wash; George c. Bile, OF Paio Alto Cal {.
ex-county clerk of this county, and william
Holtzsinger, Of Chappell, Neb.
The officers Of the association this year
are: A. T, Haase. president; 8. P. Mikesell
OF Ponca, Neb., vice president; John H.
Ream. secretary; deorge wilkins. assist
ant secretary; A. II. Baker. financial
secretary; George T. Woods, treasurer; M.
NJ. Warner, OF Lyons, Neb.. historian: H.
c. Hansen. chief marshal; William Luther,
]. NJ. Brannan, s. A. Brown, Joseph Lee
dom, A. Ira Davis william hermann, John
Kramper, George Barnes, assistant mar
shals. Music for the day and at the dance
at night will be furnished by Reeds
Fourth Regiment band and orchestra OF
Sioux City. The chaplain of the day will
be Rev. George Bray of Ponca, Neb.. and
the annual address win be delivered by
Rev. F. NJ. Sisson. ID. D., of South Omaha.
former Methodist Episcopal presiding
elder OF this district. The afternoon will
be devoted to short addresses by pioneers
and old settlers, business meeting and
election of officers, Morse racing, ball
games and general sociability. Meals will
be served on the grounds. The Chicago,
St. Paul. Minneapolis g. Omaha railway
has given rates OF one fare from all points
on its line north of Calhoun.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21
Invited 10 south Omaha.
Yaquis XIII MexIcnns.

SONORA. Mex. Aug a.-News has Just
reached here that four Mexican miners
were ambushed in a canyon on a trail four
miles from Las CabeEas by a band of
fourteen Yaquis- One miner was killed
one is missing and supposed to be dead.
and the other two escaped A small Mex
lean armed force pursued the Yaquis but
found them strongly entrenched and made
no attack pending the arrival OF rurales.
Near Montezuma another Mexican miner
was killed by Yakuis.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21
Inve.tixatfn. Army Worm.

WEST POINT. Neb.. Aug. ao.-Prof. Law
renee Bruner, state entomologist. visited
the territory In Cunning county north Of
wisner. which Is infested by the army
worm. and made a collection OF the cater
pillars. chrysalis and moths. He explains
their abundance IN the, ail-stricken district
ms due to the female moths having been
attracted by the crushed corn. and deposit
ing their eggs, which are estimated to be
from 800 to 100 per moth The tacknia fly
was killed ana birds eggs and young birds
destroyed by hail. The natural enemies Of
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21

She broke out all over her bedy with .
humor, ana we used everything recon-
mended, hut without results. called
In three doctors, they all claimed they
could help her, but she continued TO
grow woree. Her body was a mass OF
sores, and her little face was being
eaten away; her ears looked as II they
would drop otf. Neighbors advised me
70 get Cutieura Soap and Ointment, and
before had used half of the cake OF
Soap and box Of Ointment the sores had
ali healed, and my little ones face and
body were a. clear as q newborn babes.
I would not be without IL sgain II 10
cost Ave dollars, instead Of seventy-fve
cents, which is all II cost US to cure
cur baby, after spending many dollars
On doctors and medicines without any
benefit whatever.
OsmDlsls Extlrnal ana Internal Trsatns.i ~ syey
HumoI, Hnpes v Serofula nom Infancy % AHas
sonlna of Cutcura soap, 1c, Ointment, 49, heseiss
"a a form Of Chocolate Coated P1lls fse per ttAl
y ~, mar BE had u ell dGEista si.E sef ofen e1fs
sks u,o.l eiareadnE uhen al other fe8@ise esa
even As hsst ply sesns fall. foiier Drug chsm CoEP
- Islil T.S : All Alsuil NJ shi.. ss4S. saAHAs.'
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21

Mrs. Grace Guthrie has begun suit for d.
vorce from C. A Guthrie. alleging he has
been guilty of a number Of acts of extreme
cruelty during their married life On
Christmas eve. 1902 she says he threatened
to kill her, and her older sons had to hold
him until the police arrived. August 49, she
declares, she had to jump out OF the win
dow to escape him, and the following day
their son, Charley, had to hold a gun on
his father to prevent his inJuring her. They
have eight children and she asks the GUS
tody of the four minors.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21
FIRST DEATH FROM THE HEAT
Nathan RothschiId Overcome n,
Twenty-Eighth and Leaven-
worth.

Nathan Rothschild died last evening from
heart failure superinduced by heat. He was
overcome at Twenty-eighth and Leaven-
worth and died before medical aid could
reach him. Deceased was a live stock sales
man. residing at 2e40 Harvey street. He
was 4s years of age and leaves a wife, but
no children
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21
LINCOLN MAKES COMPLAINT
Iulge lsid Authorized 70 Take Up Rate
Question with Federal Board.
: IA IS SAID TO Be UNDULY FAVORED
Capital cityss CommercfaI Club En-
ploys = Lawyer ana Will
Ask for n Number of
Conoerssons.

LINCOLN. Neb., Aug. ao.-The CONNER
cial club of lincoln has authorized Judge
A. W. Field OF this city. to carry a COM
plant of Lincoln shippers to the Inter-
state Commerce commission. with a re-
quest that alleged discriminating rates
~ changed and that Lincoln be granted
. number of CONCESSIONS. II is alleged
that the present freight schedules dis
criuinate in favor of Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21

the army worm thus being eliminated, the
pests were Matched in great numbers and
destroyed much OF the farmers corn. Prof.
Bruner advises the protection Of birds, for
they destroy many millions Of harmful In
sects each season. The farmers dead fur
row" plan was approved Of by the pro-
fessor.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21

cures OF torturing,
dishguring skin hui
mors daily made
by Cuticpra Soap,
assisted by Cuticurs
DIN TIM emit, after
physicians, and all
else had failed: ~
feslitmyduty TO pa
rents of other poor
suffering babies to
tell you what Cuti-
cura has done for
my little daughter.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21
RAIN FOLLOWS THE HOT WEATHER
Two Inches I'm Less Than an Hour
Record at Nelson.

NELSON. Neb.. Aug 2o.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-The extreme hot weather of the
past three days was followed this evening
by a heavy rain and severe windstorm.
Nearly two inches Of water fell In less
than a half hour. The front of the Odd
Fellows new building. under construction,
was partially blown down and considerable
, other damage was done about town.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21
GRAND JURY FOR MADISON COUNTY
Charges Against Asylum Employees to
he Investigated.

NORFOLK. Neb., Aug 2o-(special Tele-
gram)-County Attorney Koenigstein today
received word from Judge Boyd announcing
that the latter will go TO Madison. Friday
and call grand jury. as requested by
Koenigstein, to investigate alleged abuses
among attendants In the insane hospital
there.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21
BABY'S TORTUR|NG
SKIN HUMOR
Ears Looked as If They Would Drop
Off Body Entirely Covered
Face Mass Of Sores Three
Doctors Could Not ure-Chlld
Grew Worse Face and Body
Now Clear
CURED BY CUTICURA
IN TWO WEEKS FOR 75c.

Mrs. George ]. Steese, Of 701 Coburn
st., Akron, Ohio, tells In the following
letter of another of those remarkable
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21

PABsF BREWING 90. Phone Doug. 70
\ 1907 Leavenworth Street, Omaha, Neb.
Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer
WHEN ORDERING ASK FOR PABsf
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21
SAMSON GETS THE CROWDS
All Look Alike to the Merry Ruler at
Fountain of Youth.
AK-sAR-BEN DEN SEES A THRoNG
Evening Notable for a Large and
Enthusiastic Crowd of visitors,
who Sing Praises of King
and Kingdom.

Hotel men, tennis players. doctors, law
yers, merchants and chiefs all look alike
to the merry monarch who presides over
the Fountain of Youth at the Ak-Sar-Ben
den. Just so a man pays his taxes and
pew rent and boosts for Omaha and Ne
braska he is welcomed at the royal castle.
One of the largest crowds OF the season
was welcomed last evening and entertained
in the usual enthusiastic manner. A num-
Der OF hotel men, attending the meeting
Of the Northwestern Hotel Mems associa-
ton, and some OF the tennis players here
for the tournament were on hand. as well
as a crowd from along the lines of the
Missouri Pacific and Great Western rail-
roads The total number OF visitors was
100 The local attendance was large.
Although the weather was oppressively
warm, those present made themselves com
Portable by doffing coats and using the
fans. Ice water lemonade and other mix
lures tended to cool on the inner MANI
while the mind was refreshed with short
talks from several speakers.
Speakers of Evening.
Grand Multi Bennett called to his right
hand Dudley Smith, who was one of the
original knights OF Ak-Sar-Ben. The
speakers were Rev. E. W. Cole, Hutchin-
son. Kan; Rev. T. F. staufrer. Sioux City;
Rev. w. H. MedIar. York T. H. Kent. HUI
ron. g. D.: Judge A. r. Humphrey. Broken
Bow; Captain Scharf Chicago; A. A.
Pocock, ST. Paul, and Rome Miller.
Rev. Mr.. Cole noted the many changes
wrought here since the days of his boy
hood in Omaha. Judge Stauffer impressed
upon his hearers the Importance OF Ne
braska's grains being manufactured into
the finished product at home. Captain
schsrf complimented the National Guard
Mr.. Kent declared the Ak-Sar- Ben initia-
ton the best thing OF the kind he ever
saw, Rev. Mr.. Medlar said Omaha is des-
tined to become one OF the great cities
Of the country. A. A. Pocock Of the Ryan
hotel st. Paul. declared that Omaha's
fame Is being heard everywhere. The
talks were all short and literally inter-
spersed with witty stories. Rev Mr.
staufrer Of Sioux City one OF the speak
ers. is supreme vice president Of the Royal
Achates. holding a meeting IN Omaha.
Invited to south Omaha.
The Ancient Oyder OF United workmen
Of South Omaha sent the Knights an in
vitatlon to attend the street fair to be
held at South Omaha next month. Sep
TENDER viii be set apart as Ak-Sar-B Ben
day
The total membership to date is $50. over
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21

Bee Want Ads for Business Boosters.
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-04
COLLEGE NOTES

Last Thursday evening the
Juniors carried out an excel
lent joke ON the Senior class
and incidentally a good many
others. The Seniors conceived
the idea that the Juniors were
going TO give their annual
burlesque program against the
Seniors that evening. The
juniors pretended that they
were right in their surmises,
and consequently many went
to hear the program including
the seniors in full array. The
lights were turned of and "A
large placard containing the
words This is all; you may
GO was placed on the plat.
form, while the Juniors made
good their escape. The lights
were then turned on and a
silent, crestfallen band quick.
ly sought their homes.
The game Saturday be.
tween NJ. V. G. and Warrens.
burg Normal was one of the
most intensely interesting
game ever played in Marshall.
In the twelfth inning Mis-.
souri, Valley gained the vic.
tory by n score of 4.3. Some
spectacular playing was done
ON both sides. Warrensburg's
one.armed pitcher was IN Oh.
ject of interest and wonder.
This afternoon friday ut
$3.50 there will be IA game with
Westminister college. This
will undoubtedly be a good
game.
Messrs. Gross and Fry are
working hard in preparation
for the debate with West
minister on the Mormon
question, which will take
place here May 18th.
Tuesday evening the Junior
class entertained the Sopho-
mores with "A picnic. This
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-04
Cooper Dysart

j. ID. Cooper, of Clark coun-
ty, Kansas, and Miss Lilssie
Dysart, of this city, were
married in Marshall mt 3 n. m.
Tuesday, DR.. w. II. Black
officiating. Mr.. Cooper was
"a former citizen of Slater. but
owns n good farm in Kansas.
Miss Dysart taught school
near his farm and an acc uain.
lance sprang up resulting in
the marriage Of two OF our
splendid young people. We
wish them much success and
happiness In their new home.
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-04
Strange Behavior

Chas. Oldham, for many
years a baker in. Marshall,
was arrested in Kansas City
for arson--having tried 10
burn his restaurant there four
times in Two days. His trial
occurred on May 3rd with Col.
X. b. Ruiz his attorney. The
fact that he carried no insur.
ance on his business leads the
neighbors TO the belief that
his mind is unbalanced.
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-04
Handsome Show Windows

Marshall merchants are
certainly coming To the front
in the art of window displays
and the advantages of at.
tractive show windows.
One Of the best arranged
and most up-to-date store
fronts IL has been our dot To
see is that of j. S. Kelly, the
west side jeweler.
Mr.. Schanz, owner of the
building, has had n new floor
laid on II level with the side.
walk, a tile entrance, an en-.
tire new front put in the
building with the new style
plate glass windows making
1t possible for II passer by to
take in the whole interior of
the store at glance.
Mr.. Kelley has had the win.
dows arranged in such con-
struction and taste as TO COM
pei admiration of any goods
displayed carrying out the
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-04
Fine Entertainment

The Rahm family gave a
fine concert at Nelson Satur.
day night. They are all
splendid musicians, and give
II fine evenings entertain.
ment. They are billed for
Slater on May 18th, and will
be at Marshall soon after.
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-04
DEATHS.
MRS. LES TlCHENoR

died in "A st. Louis hospital
last week of a complication of
ailments. Her remains were
brought to her home ut Nap
ton and laid to rest Monday
at ii "A. M, Rev. Il. II. Rainey
delivering the funeral sermon.
A husband and many friends
mourn her cary departure.
SAMUEL l.. CRANK
died Mt his home west of Mar
Tuesday afternoon, May lst,
aged II years and ~ days, of
paralysis. He was stricken
last December and never re-
covered. Monday week, he
had another stroke which re.
suited in his death.
a WIFE ANA six children
are left to mourn his death.
The sons are James. Douglas
and George. The daughters
are Mrs. Oliver Price, Mrs.
Hettie Wilder and Miss Eva
Crank. All reside in Saline.
Two brothers anda sister who
also survive, attended the
funeral. They are Riley
Crank, Quincy, H., Geo.
Crank, of Barton county, and
Mrs. Jones, Of Kansas City.
Funeral services were held
at the Baptist church, Thurs
day afternoon, conducted by
Rev. o. S. Russell, and
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-04
Guess Again

At school one day n little
girl, who was chewing gum
had extended her feet out in
To the aisle of the room in
stead of keeping them under
her desk. The teacher, whose
strong point was propriety,
said in a severe tone, Jennie
D., take your gum out of
your mouth and put your feet
in Immediately"