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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16
UNIFORM FREIGHT SCHEDULES.
simplicity Can he Had IL the Mag
mates Desire IL.
Springfield Republican.


President A. B. Stickney Of the Chicago
able public service in urging upon the In
terstate Commerce commission the require
ment from railroads OF short and simple
schedules Of rates which any shipper can
read for himself and understand. He has
led the way in preparing for submission to
the Minnesota state railroad commission n
quarto leahet OF seven pages which con-
tains the rates for all classes OF merchan-
disc for all points In Minnesota on his rail-
road system-this taking the place of over
100 schedules and amendments now on file
with the commission. copy OF the book
let has been sent TO this ONCE and II evil
IDENTIFY bears out Mr.. Stickney's claim OF
being just as comprehensive as the old
schedules which required an expert to ex-
plain. vastly more concise. and at the same
time understandable by anyone Obviously.
however. there Is here involved somewhat
OF an abandonment Of the common method
OF rate-making on the basis OF charging
what the trafic viii bear In every case
creating a heterogeneous mass OF dis
ordinations" which constituted the chief
ground upon which a Chicago university
profe-s'r rested his opposition 10 govern
ment control 81 rates. Mr.. Stiekney does
not believe in that sort 81 rate-making; h
hslieves in rates built up on some principle
or rule. and In order. He Is also one OF
the most public spirited Of our railroad
rNen and is able and evidently willing 20
give the interstate commission invaluable
counsel on die1cult questions.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16

Candidate ". "A. Thompson Is
quoted as declarins that he is greStly
ehcearagsd At the prospects Of demo
cratic saccess. Candidate Thompson
aid the same Titus when he VAS run.
ains Tor attorney general, and again
when he VAS running for congress. aud
agaia when he Was running for gov
srneg. and again when he vas rOnaius
fer United States senator-ou; IN
every eass Ne Nas dismAlly dlsAp-
psintss
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16

Now that the base ball champion
ship has been settled, the conscien-
tious American citizen may fnd time
for affairs of secondary Importance.
including the election OF state officers
and congressman
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16

In trying TO arrive az the causes
which have contributed TO the recent
OatbreSk OF IAwieSsness In Omaha.
people should not overlook the dam
age doae by the sensational local vel
low journals which feed their readers
day In and dAy out With tempting ae-
counts Of criminal exploits These
papers have been injecting q steady
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16

rhe Cuban who discovered that hts
fellow citizens lack a clear conception
Of the meaning OF liberty may have
fully analysed the present situation.
but he has net rendered Il any more
hopeful
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16

Reports from Warsaw indicate that
Polish revola,ionists have found dynA-
mite more noisy than effective in war
fare on Russian aficials, The report
that arms are being struggled across
the border may fereshaaow more civil
iRed nghting.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16


In the present excitahle state OF the
public mind almost any suggestion Of
new devices to track criminals receives
quick endorsement, without thought
as to consequences. The proposed in
PRODUCTION OF bloodhounds as an auxil-
larry to our police facilities will at
least bear investigation. The Lincoln
Journal, for example, gives us the
benent OF Lincoln's experience as fol-
lows:
The police Of Omaha have been baffied
by one Of the worst murders ever GEM
mitted In that city and now talk glibly OF
keeping bloodhounds and automobiles with
which they expect to run down every Grim
inal that appears, Immediately following
the worst murder ever committed in LIN
colin bloodhounds were on the scene and
they worked under circumstances that were
as favorable as can ever be obtained In a
city, yet their services were worthless and
the murderer has never been convicted.
The bloodhound cure at any rate Is
no infallible remedy for lawless deeds
Of violence
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16

Russian seal guards seem to be
avenging upon Japanese poaohers the
result OF the war. and Uncle Sam is
probably willing TO recognise this
phase OF the yellow peril"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16
Valuable Hiatt from Css..
Chicaro Reeord-He-ald-

Taft has informed the Cubsns that the
United states will withdraw It's onieiAls
from the island when the people dOp n
there can hold a fair eiection- As soo1
as the Cuhans succeed in dong that they
ufl b qualified 70 give some valuable
hintx 70 the people Who inhAbit certain
.Dstionx q this COUNTRY.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16

ThA, faoional hight in Iowa cannot
be as eittersss reports would indicate
since Governor cammins entered no
protest when he was Joined in the
same lsudstory remarks With Secre-
tAry shaw by Vice President Fair
banks al Waterloo,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16

The treacherous Williams is trying
TO explain and defend the record OF in
competency which he made as county
Judge In Pierce county. although with
very poor success. The real reason
why Williams should be defeated for
railway commissioner is that he is un-
trustworthy and unprincipled and
ought net TO be put in position where
he could sell out the most vital inter
ests OF the people TO the rich and pow
erful railroad corporations, II VII
Hams record as county judge were ab-
solutely unimpeaehable, his Benedict
Arnold performance al the last state
convention. In which he betrayed his
constituents for the price OF place on
the republican ticket. should forfeit
him the votes Of every citizen OF Ne
braska who sets patriotism above par
tisanship.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16
MaEoon's Troubles 60 come

i'oAs
Mr.. Taft lost none OF his popularity in
Cuba, but It is doubtful II Mr.. Magoon
will fare well when the Cuban patriots
discover that he will not have Offices
enough TO go around.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16

flow Of Police Gazette poison into the
minds OF depraved and reckless per-
sons. even into the homes n respecta-
BILE and law-abidins people. and thus
undermining the morals of the COM
munity in greater degree than
any other one agency. The yellow
journals supply the text books for the
school of crime.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16
Genesis OF the Pearl.
Harper's weekly.


Not necessity but sorrow is the mother
OF invention. How little we know when we
suffer what will be the outcome OF our
grief! What is the pearl but the tear-drup
OF a respondent clam?
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16

The fact that an employee OF an oil
company In the Ohio hearing asked
immunity before testifying IL oonelu-
sive proot that at least one man was
not considering the law when earning
hks salary,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16

Now that IL has been decided that
the Cuhans shall pay the cost of Amer
lean occupation, the taxpayers OF the
island may realize the enormity Of
their disorder
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16

Having gotten taste of the fran
chise feast. some of the members OF
the new democratic council do not
want to stop.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16

Young Prince Won Hohenlohe is not
the frst man to lose q Job because he
published state secrets, but this fact
may not reconcile him TO the loss OF
the salary unless his book sells we'll
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16
Pie as a PeacemaEer.
Philadelphia Record.

Amnesty is all very well as far as Il
goes, but the Cuban insurgent generals
and pretty nearly every insurgent is a
general-will insist on offices as q condl-
ton precedent TO being pacined.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16

Bakers In one district in France
have gone on a strike TO enforce a
national law, II would he interesting
TO see how judge could issue an In
junction Ia such case as this.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16

Silver has just reached the highest
price In the worlds market since 1895.
The decline since 1874. when the price
was l22 6 cents an ounce, was prac-
ticauy continuous till In 1908 II
reached AZ cents, the lowest on
brought IL up to 6S.s cents, which
is a little more than one-half the rat
ing at the moment of the so-called
crime" fun generation ago.
II is worth noting that the impor-
tant net advance of 30 cents an ounce
within the last three years has been in
the face OF silver Decentralization
In Mexico, Japan and half dozen
other smaller countries. At the same
time, too. silver production has been
actually increasing, so that contrar!
TO the teaching OF certain philosophers
not long ago very valuable in the land
We have appreciation alongside oil
abundance. The accepted explanation
however, is the commonsense one OF
increasing use Of silver in period OF
generally rising prices for purposes oil
fractional currency and especially for
manufacture and in the arts. due &c
the extremely low prices that have
prevailed,
But in this country AZ least. where
silver was recently the topic OF uni
versal interest. the people are nov
50 preoceupied with more important
concerns that 50 great fuetustion Of
price attracts hardly passing notice.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16

The objection OF General Wood 10
reduction of forces In the Philippines
leads TO the belief that sitting on the
lid" In the Moro country is no sine
cure.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16

The statement that the cardinals
prefer a statesman to a saint. as the
successor OF the present pope may be
only a gentle suggestion to the present
pontlff, ft-s
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16

The Croker libel suit has been set
tied out of court, showing that British
publishers do not fully appreciate the
advertising possibilities OF law suit
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16

Next Thursday, October is, is the
first day of registration in Omaha and
South Omaha. Mark Il down.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16

Governor Magoon probably feels that
Il is better to have no cabinet than to
send another body of ,Cubans on the
war path.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16
4 surplus for Experience.

ST Louis Republic.
Cuba has S26,0OO.O 200 in it's treasury.
That is about enough to pay for its pres
ent tuition In the school of experience.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16
srAr,.A,pNr ots CIRCULATION.

STATEMENT Of CIRCULATION,
state OF Nebraska. Douglas County, So
Charles c, HoaewRter. general managet ..
The Hee Publishing COMPANY, being GUY
sworn, snya that the Acluai number OF LuI'
and complete copies Of The Daily Mornins,
Evening and sunday Bee printed curing
tile month OF September, 1875. was as rot
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16

CHARLES g ROsEWATER
General Manager
Subscribed In my presence and hwora
20 before me this lst day OF oe'oo''
(seaL) NJ. b. HuNGATE
Notary Public.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16

"A new play just. produced has star
rooster In the cast.
on the other actors when they go on a
transforming tour. baltimore American
do you really believe" asked the un-
srupulous bsiness man. that honesty IL
Il believe" replied the Rev. Mr., Good
ley. that It is the very best eternal Ere
insurance policy ."-Philadeiphia Press
Jenks-Youve been giving Borroughs
more money. haven't you?
Markley-Why do you say giving?
merely a loan. What security did YOU
Marlxley-wen. he gave me mortgage
on one Of his castles In the air.-Phila-
delphia Ledger.
The Noahs were having a quarrel
81 could have made much better
YES he returned. throwing out his
AS she failed to laugh he was convinced
she had no sense of humor.-New YORK
Sun.
81 can't use all this stuff" said the city
editor, irritably. as he glanced over the
forty or nifty pages of manuscript the re-
wanted was the story in a nutshell
yes, SIR" responded the reporter,
that's what that is-the story IN cocoa
nut shelL"-Chlcago Tribune
Mrs. Jawback-Fine. chance you'd stand
OF getting married again IL I'd die!
Mr. Jawback-If l ever do marry again
I'll get a woman who Il deaf mute,
Mrs Jawback-Huh! You'H have to get
one that's blind, too, or you'll never get
any!-Philadelphia Press.
Hes light on his feet when he's dan
cling
Yes And I've seen him light on his
head. Cleveland Plain Dealer
At this stage of the conversation the
host produced a decanter and small
glass. ..'c '-istlii-. .,4tl l-3.l' 81
~ don't know whether you drink or not,
Mr. Humphreys" he said. but am com
PEELED to take a little for my chills.
"why, no, Albert" said his wife, you
know you had your chills yesterday. You
woke up with fever this morning.
That's so. Maria I am taking II to-
day, Mr.. Humphreys, for my fever.'-Chi-
caaO Tribune
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16

WHEN OUT OF TOWN.
Subscribers leavinE che city tenn
porastly should have The Zee
mailed co them. Address VIII be
changed as often 80 requested.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16
FLASHES OF FUN.

"a new play just. produced has a star
rooster In the cast" .fE
81 suppose for the purpose of squirting
on the other actors when they go on
transforming tour. Baltimore American.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16

srupulous bisiness man. that honesty il
best policy?
Il believe" replied the Rev Mr., Good
lev that Il Is the very best eternal FIRE
insurance policy -Philaticiphia Press.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16

They are making shoddy leather in New
York City now. Il IS worse than shodiy
wool They buy Up all the old boots and
Shoes and throw them into a machine
which grinds them into a coarse powder
This powder the man, who Is entitled 20 $
metal made from his own product. mixes
With about - Der cent % melted india
rubber and the mixture IL pressed out thir
under huge rollers applying a pressure OF
lA0u pounds 20 the square foot The CON-
position Is colored afterward and put on the
market
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16

Messenger bows in the financial distric,
Of New York went on a strike for ~ cents
message instead OF cents. Their leader
like some other labor leaders recognizes
the sensitiveness OF the political interests
10 business disturbances on the eve OF an
election Blackie Nolan. strike leader,
climbed on board Of a garbage can and
haranguing his followers, said Il choose
dis time. fellers. fer De strike becs use lee
tion is comm and nobody dast toin rs
down while runnin' fer once" He has the
makings OF a district leader I'm him.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16

Hes light on his feet when he's dan
cling"
Yes. And I've seen him light on his
head. "-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16

Markley-well. he gave me a mortgage
on one Of his castles In the air--Phila-
delnhIa Ledger. -.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16

Jenks-You've been giving Borroughs
more money. haven't you?
Markley-Why do you say giving?
Jenks-Oh, l suppose he considers II
merely a loan. What security did you
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-31

Get Pocket Savings Bank at the
Savings 81 Loan. 4
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-31
SUPREME
COURT CASES
Grind Continues Before the Highest
Court Of the State Damage
Case Was Heard.

h. The case of interest argued in the
supreme court today was Roy Beleal
by E. J. Beieal, his guardian. vs.. the
Northern Pacific Railway Co, an ap-
peal from the district court of Barnes
county. The action was brought in
the district court to recover damages
on account of injuries sustained by the
plaintiff while engaged in assisting in
loading ice in cars at an ice chute
in Valley City in December, 1905.
The attorneys for the railway COM
pany were assisted in their arguments
by a working model of the chute,
which was the center OF interest in the
courtroom
1t appears that the plaintiff, a 10
year-ol old boy, had been engaged with a
gang OF men at the ice house in assist
4 ing in hauling ice out of the Sheyenne
river up to a wooden platform at the
bank of the river, then in loading the
ice, cut in blocks, by sliding or permit
ting it to slide down chutes to plat
forms at the end OF the chutes, from
which platforms the ice was showed in
| to box cars. H
The plaintiff was first engaged ii
"snubbing" the ice as 1T came down fl1e
chutes. After he had done this work
| for some time and had been struck by
the hook attached to the rope by which
| the ice was hauled up, lie was directel
to go down and shovel Sthe fragments
| of ice away from under one of the
chutes. While he was engaged in do
ling this work, men on the platform
at the foot Of one of the chutes showed
part of a block Of ice off the chute for
the reason that il was broken and was
not Of proper size to be showed into
the car.
The boy was not warned by the men
above, as usual, and was struck BY the
piece Of ice. He sustained serious in
ljuries and a suit was commenced
lagainst the railway company which re-
suited in his being awarded damages.
The case of the state Of North Da-
kota VS.. George iR. Lonne was argued
/ this morning. The appeal is from at,
lorder of the district court OF Griggs
county denying new trial to the ap-
pellant who was convicted on charge
of efnbezzlenent.
1t appears that the defendant, who
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-31

was cashier OF the Hannaford State
bank Of Hannaford was arrested May
81, 1905 on a charge of embezzling ST.
600 from the bank and at his. trial was
convicted. III
The defendant contended that the
court erred in admitting testimony OF
other offenses than charged in the in
formation. The testimony in particular
was that the defendant had rnanipulat-
ed statements, showing incorrect bal
ances, one to M. 81. Olson and another
to one Mr.. Hyde.
Claiming that this testimony was
prejudicial and further that the evi-
dence Of the state was insufficient to
warrant a canviction, motion for a
new trial was made btlt was denied by
the court.
The point involved in the case is
similar to that brought UP by the de-
tense in the Murphy case and consider
able interest will be taken in the judg-
nlent Of the supreme court on that ac-
count.
Another case argued today was. H.
2. Hunt vs.. @. M. SWenson and Min
ME SWenson, an appeal from the dis
trict court of Barnes county. The ac-
ton was brought upon a contract for
the recovery Of money alleged to be
due for medical services rendered the
defendants.
1t appears that when the notice of an
action was served on them, the de-
PENDANTS put the matter in the hands of
a Valley City man, believing that he
was an attorney. II developed later
tilat he was not am attorney and did
not take proper legal steps to- answer
the complaint The result was that a
Judgment was rendered against the de-
PENDANTS. The first that the plaintiffs
knew Of the Judgment was when the
sheriff levied on some of their property.
An attorney was then engaged and, on
the claim that the defendants had not
hal an opportunity to answer the COM
plant, the Judgment was set aside. sIt
was from this order setting aside the
Judgment that an appeal was taken.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-31
ROY CHANDLER WAS
SHOT In THE LEG

It was the old story of 81 didn't know
itswas loaded and now little Roy
Chandler is confined to his bed with a
bullet in his leg. e
The accident happened late yesterday
afternoon. Roy Chandler and neigh,
borEboy we're playing near their homes
with a 22 calibre revolver which had
been found. The other boy had pos:
session OF the weapon, but he didn't
know it was loaded. He pointed it al
Roy Chandler and pulled the: trigger
The bullet lodged in Roy's leg.
The injured boy is reported to be
resting we'll this afternoon and no fears
are entertained for his speedy recovery
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-31
IMPORTED WINES

Medoc claret, 1893 S 500 per case
Floitae claret, 1890. s.25 per case
Isl. Julien claret, 1880 900 per case
Graves Salitern, 1890 600 per case
Sautefn. 1890 .II.o 90 per case
Haut sautern, 1888 400 per case
LaubefheiIner Rhine Wine 800 per case
Niersteiner Rhine Wine $50 per case
Deidesheimer Rhine Vine 100 per case
zeltinger Mosel Wine 900 per case
Braiineberger Mosel Wine 500 per cass
complendator Port Wine 100 per case
Old Port 3 Diyila dc Leon 100 per case
Star p a. Rocha & Go 400 per case
Commentator Sherry . 100 per case.
Round Nutty Sherry 400 per case
Anontillado Sherry 1850 per case.
These Wines Are Imported IN Bottles.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-31
HE WANTS INFoRMATIoN.3

Fargo, N. D., March 3IT To The
Rorum: During the administration oi
Mr.. Sweet it became necessary to add
quickly to our fre-hghting apparatus
and steam fire engine was purchased
at IA cost of 5000. ~.
The fines, collected from the keepers
of disreputable resorts, had furnished .
fund of $4,000, which paid for the frs
engine and added 5000 to the general
ft1d.
Will Mr. Johnson inform us what be-
came of similar collections during hi.
administrations? Questioner.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-31
LOW RATES TO THE EAST.

The Wabash railroad is selling one
way tickets from Chicago to New York,
Boston, Montreal and many other east
err cities at greatly reduced rates. For
full details, write r. II. Tristrana, AS
sistant General Passenger Agent, 81
Adams street, Chicago. .
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500 For a Bottle.

This would not be large price to
pay for DR.. Drummond's lightning
Remedies for rheumatism if one coull
not get relief any cheaper. The
Drummond Medicine Co. New York.
have received hundreds Of unsolicited
testimonials from grateful people re
stored 20 health BY the use of their
remedies, who would not hesitate TO
pay any price rather than suffer the
former torture. Ii youywould like to
Try these remedies, and your druggist
has not got them, write direct to the
company. AGENTS wanted
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Gan you wing YouNealIze

Can you wing You@ealIze
win in anything these days.
strength, with mind and bodf
A man or woman with
gestive organs is not in
days work or days pld
they expect to win? Bdds
Dyspepsia contains tdie digestsS
juices Of a healthy STOMACH and wlu
put your stomach in shape to pc,
form its important 'uhetion Of sur
plying the body and brain with
strengtn.building blood Digests what
you eat relieves Indigestion, Dyspep.
sla. Sour Stomach. Palpitation Of the
Heart and Constipation. Sold b. iii
druggists
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OLD DR.. paUN

After many years OIL
and experiment. haS gin
a preparation which isa
and permanent cure for evet
rheumatism. The price is /
Is two large bottles. enoui
months treatment. and will i
worst case from the first do
BY EXPIRE SIS upon receipt Of
Drummond Medicine 90. NJ
With full particulars and tes
OF woaderful cures.
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Col GOODYEAR believes in the brand
q progress and prosperity that does
not measure IN alone in the holding
81 publle office.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-06

President Atkinson stands and de-
Iiyere nicely and we are very happy
that he happened to have the goods
to deliver.
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CLARENCE Il. LEAvY, Editor and
Manager.
LOUIS }. LEAvY, Jr, city Editor.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-06

Hearst ought to be very glad that
Secretary Root made that Utica
speech Il Will bring him fifty thous.
and votes
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WANTED reliable and capable
pan 10 manage my mill at rhalinann.
Ia. and a man who can do the saw
be should it become necessary RI
4 Everett
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Capt w. II Townsend, lilSe many
other good and progressive citizens
seems TO want a change q condliMns
in the present city administration
Did you see his endorsement Of the
candidacy Of Col {. r. GOODYEAR III
sundays News.
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Peary says he IS going to Ind that
pole II It IS there Now that reminds
rs. who ever said It really was there
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The taxpayers and property owners
All over brunswick are endorsing the
candidacy 81 Col G. P, Goodyear
Taas's q rretty good Sign Of the times
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y Children and Boys Suits at sa !,
lng OF IS per cent ~ Sig Letsruu
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Infants socks. is to IS cents values
at cents per pair at Ss Levison.