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Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-01
1noraps@m, BEL Em &C.,
Howard and Sixteenth Streets

&C ntinue the business. S. S. Elliott re-
tires and will be secretary of the Harle-
Haas Drug company in Council Bluffs.
o. f.. Evans of Logan has purchased the
livery business of the Roundy-BenneJt
company at Woodbine, who operated two
livery stables at that place.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-01

YORK. Neb.. Feb. 2S.-(Special. THE girls
basket ball team of the York High school
was defeated by tho girls of the Peru Nor
NAL in their gymnasium, according To the
referees decision. which was heartily
opposed by the spectators. The score was
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-01

AT Creighton hail. 18th and Harvey
streets. Friday evening March ,, 1906 at s
o'clock Mr.. f. A. Benson and others will
speak on local issues. Everybody come
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-01

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Feb. 2s.-tSpecial rels-
gram)-B. 5. Josselyn. general manager of
the Union Terminal railway. has arrived in
Sioux City to turn the companys proper
ties over to the Great Northern road to-
morrow
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-01
J.6rie. Goe. to the Frisco.

EVANSVILLE. Ind, Feb. 2S.-Frank p.
Jeffri"s. general manager of the Evansville
& Terre Haute railroad. resigned today to
become general purchasing agent OF tie
Frisco system.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-01
Full Time for shamoisin Wines.

: .sHAMOKIN, Pa, 'Feb@ 2S.-At 60 col
lieries controlled by the Pennsylvania l,ai-
road company notices We're posted today
announcing that hereafter. Until furthcis ur-
ders, all collierics would DC worked full
time on Saturdays. Heretofore the mines
closed at noon Saturdays. Many of the
workmen threaten to go ON strike II the
order is enforced.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-01
Business. Cha age at Logan.

LOGAN. Ia. Feb 2&-(special)-R
Harvey has bought out his partner in the
Elliott a Harvey drug store at Fifth aud
Erie streets in Missouri Valley. and will
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-01
In Our Economy Basement
Cloak Department.

We arc showing some bargains in waists
skirts. petticoats, ladies' and children's
coats, spring suits. in silks. Panama and
fancy mixtures. which for prices and values
cannot be equaled "a the city.
Ask TO sec our new sprirk cravenettes
at $50. '5
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-01

Rennon Meeting.

take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinne Tablets.
Druggists refund money If IL fails to cure.
l.. w Groves signature is on each box. 25r.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-01

thmoden
cors for you
in sol
in tn ''newE shion" Vst sdeparme
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-01

GRAND ISLAND. Neb., Feb. 2S-lspe
eial)-John S, crume died al the Soldiers
Home here yesterday at the age OF 4
years. He served in the civil war as 4
member of the Second Nebraska cavalry
Company c. and was admitted from
Omaha in 1855 Interment was IN the Sol
dsers' Home cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-01
Worth, Known.
Training Track nj NcCooL

that Allcock's arc the original AMI genuine
porous plasters: all others are limitations
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-01
When
DE-. Graves
Tooth Powder

is used twice-s-day you will have
white teeth, hard gums, clean
mouth, pure breath, good diees-
ton, good health. Listen TO your
dentists advice. He knows best.
In handy nst.I eAAs OF bottles. sse'
A N r.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-01
Operators BADLY Divided.

Neither Chairman +. L. Robbins Of the
Pittsburs Coal company, who presided at
the meeting, non any of the operators
present would say anything after the meet
ing or tonight. beyond the statements given
out during the day. II was learned from
a reliable source, however, that the meet
ing was most tilmultous and that several
OF the operators present expressed them
selves in imnassioned speeches. Indiana
and Ohio stood as body against granting
the 5h per cent advance, while Illinois
operators. and iPiftsburg district operators
were divided. The independent operators
of the Pittsburs distriet. FIRMLY opposed the
suggestion for the advance. Mr.. Robbins
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-01

Smith. Thayer Nebrapka-w. f.. Morgan.
Greeley. OklahOma--W. T. Little, Perry.
wyoming-W. r. Britain, Sheridan.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-01
Gray Is the Tone for Spring in
Dress Goods and Silks.

France. England Germany and America
have submitted ehoice gray stuns for
spring. mostly with dull. indistinct checks
ana some with threads of color. The re-
suit is soft artistic coloring that will
give distinct style tot suits made from
these--5Oc TO g.. so per yard
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-01
DEATH RECORD.
4. Brundage.

TEcCMsEH, Neb.. Feb es.-(Special Tel
egram "A. Brndage died at his home i'm
this city at 1870 o'clock this evening after
an illness OF long duration He was ma =
tive OF Orange, n. j., and was born August
.. 1880. He was a hat maker by trade ard
served an apprenticeship at the time John
r.. Stetson did and worked for that gentle
man In after years. Mr. Bundage came 10
Tecumseh twenty-seven years ago and here
he had since resided. His wife and 1--WE
children survive him. the children being
Mrs Belle Conrad OF New Jersey. Mrs.
Demott Swan, r. A. Brundage and F. L.
Bundage of Tecumseh and Chafles s. Brun-
dage of Washington. ID. q. The deceased
Was a good citizen aud had many friends
Funeral arrangements not Vet made
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-01
NINE OPERATORS TO MEET
Pittsburg Conference Calls a GeneiSe Con-
vention at indianapolis March 10.
DIFFERENCES AMONG THE EMPLOYERS
Indiana md Ohio Men Oppose Any
Increase while Illinois and
PsPa-yivsnia Are Badly
Divided.

FITTSBURG, Feb. 2S.-Before the confer
cnce Of bituminous coal opera tors of Penn
sylvapia, Ohio. Indiana and Illinois opened
today 1t was generally conceded that the
proposition to grant the miners $50 per
cent advance would meet with opposition
from some of the Independent operators.
who freely expressed themselves as against
granting any increase I'm wages at this
time.
The conference opened shortly before
noon and all but members of the. state
committees were excluded Those present
were Pennsylvania, +. l.. Robbins, John
Jones. George a. Magpdp-s Ohio J.9 H.
Windcr, u. l.. Chapman. +. NJ Osborn, T.
T. Neslh y ipd ANA, u c. Kolsem, A. NJ
Oglc, a.. -iifcrth, Hugh Shirkie. j
smi ...c. illinois, II, NJ. Taylor Colo.
IlcI .,..... ~. IN $50
r.. ,rft.cs .4iadjeurned about 4 O'Clock
anu ..s -uet .Assnont was made that II
h1G o. =. de-. cd to issue call for gen
IRA. >o.l-ig' 81, u pc held in indianapolis
OF o." +. slsinch 10.
= ttt, n.vi'f .ssued by the joint commit
tee y g.. >n.atlon of the action taken
s7ls. ,s-r
In i.su,uF p request for conference OF
the q ope:atprs of the States of Ohio
dis S % on March i. il I is positively
stated b. all the operators joining I'm this
call that said meeting has been called en-
president OF the tinted States and thai
any kind has been made by any operator
up to this date regarding a settlement OF
The existing difficulties. No settlement L
possible on any terms until AFTER sucl
meeting is held and the Individual views o.
been obtained.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-01
Special Value in Economy Base
ment Dress Goods Depart
ment Thursday.

Come early IN tho dress goods department
Ia basement Thursday DO your other
shopping afterwards. We will not show
you last seasons styles. but good. clean.
crisp dress goods at our Economy Base
inent special low prices. DO not overlook
the remnant counter. "a.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-01

took occasion to deny In an emphatic
with President John Mitchell of the United
Mine Workers to restore the scale of two
years ago. II. n. Taylor. the Illinois oper
ator who is said to have been party to
the alleged understanding, refused after
the conference to discuss the matter.
o. l.. Garrison, former president of the
Illinois operators. led the Illinois contingent
In the fight against any concessions being
made, and j. c. Kolsem, president of the
Indiana operators, led his contingent along
the same lines President John H. Winder
of the Sunday Creek company of Columbus,
which is the largest producer in Ohio and
holds large operating interest i'm West
Virginia, holly contested the suggestion Of
any advance being made.
Mr. Winder is recognized as the head of
the ]. Pierpont Morgan interests In the
bituminous coal trade. Il. +. Bush gem
eral manager of the Consolidated Coal
the Gould interests In the southwest, also
opposed the granting of the advaffce
Union Miners Discharged
JEANETTE, Pa, Feb. 2S,-Thirty-five
miners were discharged today from the
Westmorland Coal company of Ponnsyl-
vania. The action is said to be due to the
men haying formed miners union about
and q general strike v predicted far t.
morrow. 2.. d. ~ -ssfs
Full Time for shamoI1in Mines.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-01
Bee, Feb. IS, 1906.


special engagement of the expert cosetiere Miss Adelaide
McCauey, who will give free fittings of the celebrated Reden
Corsets beginning Thursday March first for short period
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-01
Iowa Midshipman Resigns.

The record Of the court martial In the
case of First Lieutenant Hugh Kirkman,
Eighth cavalry tried in the Philippines On
charges of forgery and financial irregulari-
ties has been received at the War depart
ment from Manila. an indication that the
court has found the defendant guilty and
recommended dismissal. The case will be
submitted to the president for final action
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-23
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four yszrs moFe q p0lil ~ a. hear a.
rrz-us. IN zrother gezr a. rear - lrBi-
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cresse1 ~ - miles pr second The
collision Wo1if ~ a colossal ST. Pierre
Boit srn ard cOlii1lrg body W0uld -
raDorized Eff1i- a. hour. and the stu
pendous heat wO1id destroy most q tha
planets n a direct course wers keps.
The Efrznse body wouic not strike any
plane Bur The body might - smaller
and u u IRE es-th's size. would come
nearer fLan Uranus before detection.
giving only fsE months warning q
disaster.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-23
PsNDENokiUx PRODUCED.


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tsrgis1 naag - wsvirz arms and ierr
W1r1ne insss1 u1~ez 9yoers xrl
Trgrts Taer Es1<erly. ~ rlzss 1is-
solved arztr irfo q rlot " r0rsfers
rsDiEg - - us via rplinr Tsiiow
e5es sn1 AesFing ateefs z1t lllatef
nosfris kEofter D.ses y silver
fsinkiet 81 f1s ar an1 fei among
fhem. L11pinK anf grzbblrT fhe 81.
sroes raztfse1 - fts fzii.ag eolr then
Dirrzef sgain into hezD.
~ fkis fine others 81 sts 1zssen-
gem ha1 bard ~ noise Sn1 fte sesf.
FINK sn1 sooa quifs = eroa1 49, ezth-
efe1 zion0 ~ Fsn. a shower ~
eh4rse beezn 70 fail 1Don me teek be-
~ and into ne cf9He q nor half
frantic b.ackf.
81 Nes a eoml>>l sp.eefseis a iifrie
Fhiie befors ne negroes had been
quietly -,fsied about ffeir oWn srzirs
handful ~ cheap silver had fallen
among them. and in iets fhsa q min
gfe ttelr small world was fFznsforne5
inf0 q 1zulsmonium. have heard 81
ssid that the sane phenomenon oocurs
sonnefimee % the stock egehznge.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-23
RcREssE or INSANITY.


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sertoas eo-stsr1uc1 1-t i-FeslEz-
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-23
icE-PIck ART IMPLEMENT.
o1-er Tosz Ihst Was Ted ~ Es-
=o-s s-zlSt5r n Eis Early
EEorts

I1e career - Nr Fr-1srisk NsfNor-
ries a. ; se.i Dtyr begzr ~ker. a. boy
n 19s gears. sezreeiy TAI @rO1gh %
real1 ~ ~ ~ toD - t1s s1tcner t4ti-.
- nocelsl iItfie figures i1 cDuE1 Tu0
pears later - discovered a letter nate
rial for bis Durpos@ Al fnzz tine .
waite WsE ete~i1g g1m szs unck ln
fzxti0r snDEs ehll1rer Yong Nze-
Nornies saT-s his oal psrries Until he
c01l1 ~ Nhat b. sazfed " if. ara
fhe1 ~ maze frDu s. a. equestrian
statue " Ceorg- Nashirgrgl. utlrt j.
stll among fl@ family frsas1res-
Nhel 81 @as tea gearE oI1 Barn1na.E a
cire1s cane ~ f0Nr- He Uas az e.
fhssizstie z11lrer ~ fhe psrz1e. ard
when the elephant zpDezre9 be beczne
irtense. r. Eztcts1 eFery motion and
studied efery lEe " the strange bszz :
Then b. rushed lEto the h0lse an.
working - fazf a. he oou.d. n0eeied
from memory 3 clay elephant u which
~ need n0t - ashamed to-day. Al j.
hs carved . iiksress ~ pei buIIfrog
or ~ . Belgian paving block Eifh an
ios pick Tor c1lsei
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-23
HUMAN THERMOMETERS.
Flrst Used IN E1lakz-Eh Esspltalz
Net Nore ThAn Perry
Yerrs Age

Pretty uuch sFsry ore has hai occa-
sion s0me tine % ciE.r to kznfle. o. -
least So. the m9iern clinical fh%rwu--
etar used BY p1yklel4ns Tor f1ding ~
Temperature 0f t1eir patients bodies. L.
j. in is case somewhat smaller ttlz
an ordinary sfyiograrhic pen. says th=
New lork Glohe- Tie following descrip-
ton q the frst clinical fhsrusuefers
nsssi in fhe Etinblrgh hospitals t9 ye1rs
ago uzs recently given ~ ST LAntsr
Bruntor.
The Use % The cii-icai theruo-eter
has Just been infrudrced into Ergianf
by the late Prof Altken. q Netiey. and
the clinical var1s of the Royai in6r-
mary 81 EtinbarEh being 81 apart spe-
cisuy for fhe instrurtion of university
students. were provided With tWo of
these thermomerers To the hest u ny
knoviedee they were the only tuo in
Edinburgh perhaps In Seotiant On=
vas bent and TIE ether was straight.
both we're between 3 foot ani IS inches
long. and ! used % walk proudly about
the ward with them contained in some-
thing resembling an ordinary gun case
under ny arm Bur each observation re-
Quired ten minutes. 40 that the number
& vas possible 20 make during a visit
sas every limited
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-23
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Were ThsT Al sr1t -
Korea

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waitress faJs
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fos aDsiy fDf ~ s9n,eNheres
tDN maay ehii1fel hsse y0sy h
ne Err question gD1'fe asked
vA1f ~ gDor - yDg saT y01' - unn.sr.
fif1 ihfy laagh Do yosr fee ~ itink
fasf JDp should pfes1me ~ apply Tor
NDft anywhere
bzfhflDfs in ayilzef Iarls "a siI
fbs lesi oft Bu in Kores they LEAD 4
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-23
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-23
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-23

heDf4iDg - Li9y0s ne rnifea
HinklDm isBnehe1 7il nee shlps -.
tfegafing i.z9s ~ xnx diaDlanameaf
during las year she sls0 lanHrhed
q ehips - var s<2fsKafing Iz7l7s
1yns One, fhe Csronia displaced
nm Ions. sDDihef. fae Victoria. a..
90 ions. = fbs largest turbine ss.p
s9D4i The rnlfe4 siafes launched
tzI Merchant shiDe ~ more than 100
i1as oaeb. Hifh > total iDnnaee n ~ #.
% hfei1ss ihsse there serf launched
y ar sessels agefegailne i70fs5
fY1s Germany eame third. eifh ~
merchant vessels. afyfegaflne zD0.09O
tons an1 "a ships 81 var. aeererating
1910 tons Ffaare eaa fourth. wlfh
5000 loas ~ 81 merchantmen. and a d.
80 ionf ~ nine shlpe u aaf fiaiy
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-23

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III selling clothing " weIe ~ struck
by the apprOpriafenfss ~ hs Inquiry
thai ve hurried along uifho1f re-
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-23
DISSERTATION ON OLIVES.
Hard e Tel How the Inventor
Ever Gor His Fruit or the
Narket.

The olive is . bottled fruit serving
a. an object lesson " the fact that zl,-
pearsnces are ceceitfuL says The Detroit
Free Press What Is more luscious
looking than the green olive 81 com
merce. and whaf is more disagreszble
than the hrsf blfef Historians tell a.
that the taste FOR olives must be cuifi-
waited. hut anyone who wishes 70 treat
bis palate In that rough and brutal
manner g. al liberty 20 60 50.
Having tasted an olive one cannot but
wonder how the inventor ever got bis
fruit On the market II b. easy enough
20 understand now ice cream and short
cake became u pular. but il Is difficult 10
comprehend the reason for the success
n the olive Cuitivating a taste for the
olive Is about az pleasing a. accusiom-
ing ones palate 70 quinine or bitter
alOes Possibly il can be done n one has
10 regard for the palate.
Having taken six lessons in the ART
of cultivafing an olive taste I am pre-
pared 10 say that I am no nearer the
mark than when I began. am not a
success as an olive eater The Yaesriss
u the juicy din pickle. the bite Of the
horseradish. the snap Of the chill sauce
and the surprising humor Of the tobasco
sauce have no terrors for me. but that
indescribable favor about the olive
seems too much. I should really ike
olives II they tasted like anything else
but olives. In other words olives woule
be frst-rate but for the taste
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-23

California growers are alarmed over
ne fart that Chinese in Asia have
gone into the Business Of exporting
picked olives 70 the United States 10
compeie With the California product
The Import duty o. Olives IN a jar Of
Zen gallons o. more q only IS cents
per gaiion. according 70 the decision of
Iha San FraneIaoo collector.