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Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-29
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New Location OF Wholesale Bakery.
SIC MINISTER Street, Council Bluffs, Ia
Homemade Bread a Speciality.
Visitors Welcome.

Another car of the new Richmond four
passenger autos, Just arrived. l extend TO
you an invitation to drop in and look this
machine over. II win surprise you to know
the price and see the new improvements,
Just limited number on hand. Van
Brunt.
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romer Meet. Grnnd DuLe.

DARMsTADT Grand Duchy Of Hesse,
Dec. 2s-Ambassador Tower was received
in audience by Grand Duke Ernst Ludwig
today, who presented him with the medal
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sToCKHoIDERs' MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders or
The south Omaha and Western Railroad
tomparv. for the election of seven d.
rectors and the transaction OF such other
business as may come before the meetlng'
will be held at the ONCE OF A. L. Mohl-E
corner OF Ninth and Farnam streets
Omaha. Neb.. on wednesday the 3th gay OF
JanusTv A ID. 1907, az u o'clofk a. m
px1dlOt r. 81. ORR. Secretary.
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Pictures, Fancy Frames

Burnt leather bags. shaving pads, stamp
cases. photo albums. address books, sta
tionery. pottery, etc. for New Years gifts.
c. E. Alexander, 1888 Broadway
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NOTICE.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING OF THE
UNION LAND COMPANY

Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Union
Land company for the election OF nve di-
ractors and the transaction OF such other
business as may lawfully come before the
meeting Will be held at the once OF the
general solicitor. Union Pacific. BUILDING
9th and FaTnsm sts.. Omshs, seeras sHa,
on Monday, the 18th day OF Jan Jary, iyVi'
at 10 o'clock a. m.
The stock transfer books will be closed
tan days preVious TO the meeting.
ALEX MILLER, Secretary,
Dated. New York. December 10Th lgys,
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New Years Gifts.

The gracious custom OF opening the new
year by gift giving on New Years day is
aeservedly popular. We are well prepared
TO assist you in the matter, having an at
tractive line OF small water color and
leather novelties from 10 cents up to any
price you choose. Our art calendars are
Especially suitable for New Years gifts and
we are making cut prices on them this
week. ALEXANDER'S ART STORE,
293 Broadway
See Stephan Bros. for the latest and best
Inverted burners 629 West Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-29

You get the lowest price, easiest terms,
and best guarantee on your plano when
purchased at A. Hospe Co., 20 South Main
ST.. Council Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-29

awarded in acknowledgment OF his ser
vices at the st. Louis exposition. The am
basyador afterwards dined with the grand
duke.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-29

Ender's dollar safety razor will shave the
toughest beard. No stropping or honing.
Swain & Mauer. Council Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-29

Special sale of sheet muslc-today only,
at 10 cents each. All the popular music
on hand, nothing reserved. Bouricius Piano
House, 335 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Ia.
Where the organ stands upon the building.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-29
CASE OF WALK OR PAY CAR FARE

street Railway Company Issues No
More Passes to City OmcirIs.
One perquisite which members of the city
council and other municipal officials have
entoyed is to be abolished after January
1. After that date 1t Is to be a case of
walk or pay street car fare. All of the
city officials and private individuals holding
street car passes received a neatly printed
letter from r. A. Leussler, secretary of
the Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Railway
company, reading as follows:
In view of the strong and growing public
sentiment against the Issuing of passes by
| transportation companies, as evidenced by
/ recent legislation on the subject, the board
| OF directors of this company deemed II
and at a meeting held a short time ago
passed a resolution directing that on and
after January l. 1907, all passes be abolished
excepting to officers and employees Of this
company.
| At the city haI yesterday 1t was ques-
| toned whether the street railway company
! could, In face of section of the charter
| granted the suburban company, under which
! franchise II is supposed to be operating in
] this city. refuse transportation to certain
city officials. The section in question
! reads
That as a further and additional consid-
! Grafton for the granting OF the franchise
/ II is agreed that said company shall trans,
! port free Of charge on its cars the mayor
I city engineer, members OF the city council
{ and all fiTemen and policemen of the reg
ular force when In uniform, on duty anC
having in their possession indices OF theil
respective offices, whenever such officers
I could, by law, collect the expense of such
transportation from the city.
Then again, the question is raised whether
under the Iowa anti-pass law city officials
are not prohibited from accepting stree
car transportation. II has been suggested
that possibly the matter may be compro
missed by the city officials entitled unde
the suburban charter 10 street car trans
portation being issued passes good only II
the city and not across, the river.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-29

TRY SOME OF OUR new Goldfish in brine
packed according TO the pure food law,
II is very fine We also have mackerel,
large ones, at 25c. We have some very
choice sweet potatoes at 4oc per peck.
Oranges are getting sweeter now, SOC and
acc per dozen. We have very nice honey.
Try a sack OF our Golden Rule flour, only
ul5 per sack. We warrant every sack
Bartel s Miller. Telephone $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-29

Special sale on fine hand painted china,
3sh on. Also on all pictures and novel
ties. Calendars illustrated by Frederick
Remington and Marcheld Parrish at W.
s. Hewetson's Art and Wall Paper store,
Broadway and Fourth, Council BLUFFS, Ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-29

Three transfers. tOtal.,,..",,,..",,Ha lA
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in & Smith, Fourteenth avenue
street, coal, wood and feed.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-29

storm doors, storm sash,
and weather strips at Geo.
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missed: Ames, c. City of McCook against
Parsons, reversed and remanded; Jackson,
c. Russell against Russell decree of dis
trict court modified; Jackson, c. Brink
worth against Shembeck, reversed and re-
handed with directions; Epperson, C.
Johnson against Carpenter, reversed and
against Kansas City and Omaha Railway
affirmed; Duffie, c. Moore against Flack,
GarglIl, affirmed; Albert, C Mcfarland
against Altschuler. judgment OF district
court modified: jackson. c. Poels against
Wilson, reversed and remandedi Epperson,
c. Shepard against Bankers Union Of the
World, reversed and remanded with direc-
llons; Dufle, c. Howard against Omaha
Wholesale Grocery Company, affirmed; AL
bert, c.. Mcdowell against Markey. af-
firmed; jackson, G. Herring against Simon,
reversed and reminded with Instructions;
oldham, C. Rownd against Hollenbeck. af-
firmed Albert, c., Reed against Burrell,
affirmed EPpersGpp J9hps9P against 81
Franklin against Barber affirmed; Dufie,
G. Wilde against Storz Brewing Company.
decree of district court modified; DUNE,
Company against Fidelity and Guaranty
Company, affirmed Jackson, c. Taylor
against Hover, affirmed Duffie, C. Steger
against Kosch. reversed and cause dis
missed; Jackson. c. Brown against Brown.
affirmed; Albert. c. Moore against Nse e.
Sumption. against Smith, writ denied;
Sedgwick. c. ].
Following are rules upon motion for re-
neaflnBs
LANCE against Royal HighIanders, motion
for leave to file second motion for re-
hearing sustained Ravens against Robert
son, overruled. Omaha Feed Company
application for leave to file second mo-
tion for rehearing denied. Wilson against
Modern Woodmen. overruled. STROBE
against Hoagland. overruled. Taylor against
Hunter, overruled. Eastern Building and
Loan Association against Tokinson, over
ruled. Sennett against Melville overruled.
Hook against Schlattan, overuled.
Rates for Republican Convention.
Chairman Warner of the republican state
committee is here tonight and announced
that the railroads had granted a rate Of
one fare plus 90 cents to those who attend
the republican convention. Mr.. Warner
will shortly call the executive committee
together to select a temporary chairman
of the convention.
Insane woman Found Dead.
Mrs. Edith Moore, for two years an In
mate of the Lincoln asylum, found
dead in an asparagus bed near the asylum
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one drowned in the river last year or per-
haps the year before, as it was partially
about 1t to give the slightest clue to its
identity. There were several persons from
this vicinity drowned in the river during
the last two years, but the bodies OF all
of them were recovered
LONG PINB-Upon the invitation of the
Long Pine Commercial club the county
commissioners reviewed the proposed road
from Long Pine to Springview. After Rock
county voted the railroad bonds down the
Springview business men decided to boycott
Rock county and made Long Pine pro-
posal-that Is, II Long Pine would open up
9 good road between the two towns
| from Bassett, Rock county to Long Pine
Brown county Ions Pine took the matter
up with the county commissioners, who.
after careful consideration, decided to open
Long Pine. s--- s-- .''. =
| FREMoNT-RelatiVes OF Frank Davis OF
| this city are much alarmed over his disap-
| pearance. About two weeks ago his family
| left for Tennessee, Mr. Davis accompanying
| them to Omaha, expecting to return al
once to Fremont, where he is agent for a
sewing machine company. Nothing has
| been seen or heard from him since he bid
| his wife goodbye at the Union depot I'm
Omaha. His accounts with the company
| were straight, he had-a good position. his
family relations were pleasant and his
| friends and relatives are at a loss to know
what has become of him. Since his disap-
pearance letters have reached. him here
| from his wife in Tennessee. %.
! BEATRICE-Mrs. Eva Biddle IA years of
age and a bride of few weeks has turned
up missing from her home at Wymore and
cannot be found. She left home last Thurs
| day, stating that she was going TO Liberty
| TO visit an aunt. but /; was later learned
that she came to Beatrice. Her husband
r. L. Biddle, and her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Beal, arrived i'm the city last evening
and sought the assistance of the police
| to aid in the search for the missing girl
WIFE but no trace of her was found. The
officers believe she left the city on a north
bound train last Monday. Mr.. and Mrs
Biddle were married in Marysvile, Kas
few weeks ago. They were refused a
marriage license by Judge Spafford of this
city because the bride was under age.
GRAND ISLAND-Yesterday was a rec
ord breaking day at the Grand Island post
office, the former high water mark on re-
ceipts having been broken. One hundred
and six money orders were issued The
cause of the unusually large number being
the sending away of part of their savinEs
by large number of Greek laborers on the
Union Pacific Much of the money went
direct to the families of the Iaborers in the
old country. The orders We're in amounts
of $25, $50. $40 and 800. Some OF them also
went to evident repositories Of these la
borers in Pttsburg and New York II Is
believed that the report for the past fiscal
year, ending June 30, will place Grand
Island fourth in the list, with Omaha, Lin
coin and South Omaha as the first three in
the matter of receipts.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-21
THEY LAUGHED
At the Argument on the Packages.

The husband OF an Ohio woman brought
home some packages of Grape-Nuts one
evening and there was much discussion,
but let her tell the story.
Two years ago 1 was thin and slckly
and suffered so from indigestion, was very
nervous. and could not sleep at night. / was
not able physically or mentally 10 per-
form my duties and was constantly under
the care Of our physician. had tried plain
living and all the different remedies
recommended by friends but got no better.
zone day my husband brought home
two yellow boxes and said The grocer
wants us to try this food and~report how
we like It, he thinks it will help you
read all it saffron the boxes about Grape
Nuts and l remember how I laughed at
IL, for 1 thought IL foolish to think food
could help me. But the next meal we all
ate some with cream. We liked and en-
joyed the deliciously crisp and new flavor
so we kept on using Grape-Nuts, not be-
cause we thought it would cure me but
because we liked it.
AT that time we had no idea what the
results would be but now / am anxious to
have the world know that today / am a
we'll ana strong woman physically and
mentally. I gained over 50 pounds, do not
suffer from any Of the old sils and know
that It is TO GrapeNuts alone that I owe
my restored health They call me Grape
Nuts here in the house and all of my
friends have asked me the cause OF II all
have persuaded several Of them TO use
Grape-Nuts and every one OF them who
has done so has been benefited and ] wish
IL were in my power 10 induce everyone
who is sick TO give this wonderful food a
trial. We still have Grape-Nuts three times
day and never tire Of IT," Name given
by Postum Co.. Battle Creek. Mich.
Ten days on this nOurshing and COM
pletely digestible food will show anyone
who is run down from improper feeding
great change, sometimes worth more
than gold mine because IL may mean
the JOY and spring OF perfect health IN
place Of the old ails. Trial proves There 5
a reason"
Look in pkss. for the famous little book.
The Road 10 MELVILLE"
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ONE SENSATION FALLS FLAT
Boy Alleged TO BE Neglected simply
Allowed 10 Visit Home.

Boy Alleged TO BE Neglected simply
Allowed 10 Visit Home.
BEATRICE, Neb.. June 90-(special Tele-
gram. John Herschman. a boy who left
the institution for feeble minded youths
here last July in company with his sister
to visit at his home at Omaha during the
summer vacation, was brought back today
by Superintendent Morris OF the Associated
charities. report has been circulated
that the youth was found alone and un-
protected in a field near Beatrice by his
sister. who took him to Omaha, and that
an investigation OF the conditions OF the
institute would be made.
Superintendent Johnson said today that
there was no truth in the statement that
the boy was found in the field. He stated
that the lad was never discharged and that
his parents failed to bring him back at the
close of the vacation. Since the boys visit
in Omaha it is said he has been in the
hands of the Juvenile courts and that the
commissioners were asked to send him
back to Beatrice. Mr. Morris visited the
institute and learned the facts in the case
and from all appearances a nice little SEN
sation has been punctured.
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were complaining about the light rain Sun
day, are now satisfied. Everyone Is re-
Joicing with them
FREMONT-A petition has been pre-
sented to the city council signed by all the
property owners, for the paving of Sixth
street between Broad and II. a distance
OF one block. A special meeting of the
council has been called and the paving
VIII be put in as soon as the block on
Broad street between Sixth and Military
is paved
PILGER--Mrs. Calvin Woods living two
miles north of town, left her home yester-
day and went to the home of her parents
would not support her and that he associ-
ated with questionable characters. The af-
fair has caused no little sensation as she
was most highly respected young married
woman In the vicinity.
PLATTSMOUTH-The high water in the
Missouri river is giving the farmers on the
Iowa side Of the stream considerable
trouble. At point about one mile north
OF the ripraping the stream is reported to
be cutting away the bank badly and sew
eral\of the farmers have been compelled to
remove to higher ground on account of
the water flooding their farms.
BRADSHAW-At the home OF the brides
Cured very quiet but pretty wedding yes
terday afternoon, when their daughter
Anna was united in marriage to Mr.. John
bers OF the immediate family were present
Elder T. B. Mcdonald of the Christian
church was the officiating minister
Lave, Carpenter, Love, Helvey. Cory and
Wilson-all local toughs, were put to work
on the streets yesterday. Four of them re-
FUSED to labor in the forenoon and they
were given bread and. water diet by the
ofncers at dinner time. When they were
taken out after the noon hour the quartet
got busy and worked with their pals
like majors.
BEATRICE-The Hoag Farmers Eleva-
tor company held a meeting yesterday and
let the contract for the construction of Il
0,OOO-bushel capacity elevator to j. II,
Birchard of Lincoln. The elevator will be
erected on site purchased on the Buring-
ton right-of-way by the company and will
cost about 5000. The work of excavating
will be started next week. and the structure
will be pushed to completion as fast as pos
sible.
BEATRICE-Dr. Clara Hardy of this city
has received word from Miss Isabella May
nard and her sister, Miss Margaret May
nard stating that they had arrived in Liv-
erpool safe and sound although the vessel
upon which they embarked met with a Sc
rious disaster and loss OF life shortly after
leaving port. The Misses Maynard sailed
from New York on June 2, and will spend
year In Europe studying music before
returning to Beatrice.
FREMONT-A human skeleton was found
this morning near the bank of the Platte
south OF the city, in Saunders county. II
had evidently been lying there for a long
time and is supposed TO be that OF some
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News of Nebraska.

BEATRICE-The Beatrice and Pawnee
City ball teams will play at Pawnee City,
June 90 A return game will be played here
on July 6.
BEATRICE-Rev. j. E. Young OF this
city left yesterday for Medicine Hat. Can
ada, near which place the Dunkards have
purchased 1900 acres of land, where they
will establish colony.
PLATTSMOUH - Rev. z. Copus, S. j..
Creighton university Omaha, delivered the
closing address at the graduating eXer-
cises of the St. Johns church school in
the Parmele theater last evening.
PLATTSMOUTH - The Young Church
mems clubs OF Omaha and South Omaha
enjoying their annual outing this week
a short distance north Of this city. Their
beautiful tented city is in fne shape now.
BEATRICE-The annual commencement
exercises of st. Josephs parochial school
were held last evening in the Catholic
church. There was a large crowd in at
tendance, and an interesting program was
rendered.
AINswoRTH-The Sunday schools of
Ainsworth and the Sunday schools OF Long
Pine met today on the Chautauqua grounds
rear Long Pine and had a grand picnic
The schools Of the two towns were well
represented.
ganized here by Prof. Watt is making good
Roadway. The band now has a member
ship OF twenty, and has been engaged to
play for the street fair at Cortland to De
held next August.
BEATRICE-At high noon today occurred
the marriage OF Mr.. Z. r. woodward OF
NllnSCds IA ana MISE cora maNWGn OF Uub
city. The young couple left for the west
on a wedding trip Immediately after the
ceremony, and upon their return they Will
make their home at Villisca.
WOOD RIVER-While the local section
men on the Union Pacific were unloading a
car OF sand which was brought from VAL
ley a number Of ish about six inches long
were found alive In the car. They had
been loaded into the car by the steam
shovel and were able TO live In the sand.
PILGER-B. II. Schaburg now has the ex-
cavatiOn finished for his new brick bank
building, which when completed will be one
OF the finest structures in town. The build
ing will be two stories high with T5-foot
front. The hank will occupy one room.
lx6O. then there will be two store rooms,
25xS0 and 16xSO.
WOOD RIVER-Another rain. which COW
cred more territory and was much more
! beneficial than that OF Sunday, fell steadily
| last night for over an hour. giving the
] ground a good soaking. The farmers. who
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gates present. The committee on dis
pensations recommended charters be
granted the four chapters under dispense
ton, of Fairbury. A p of St. Paul,
A Q of Loup City and A r of Stromsburg
officers presented their annual reports. The
hours are filled with helpful thoughts and
suggestions. Mrs Lawrence presented the
duties and requirements of members. Mrs
Sheets of Omaha sand a charming SOLO
Mrs. Thomas gave a report Of the Thorn
town, Ind, supreme chapter. The memo
rial hour was very impressive. Mrs. Jones
of Lincoln was chairman. Seven members
have died this year.
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late this evening. The woman disappeared
from the asylum Saturday, since which
time the officials searched diligently for
her, but without success until this even
ing The remains were badly decomposed.
Coroner Graham held an inquest and the
verdict of the jury was that she died from
an unknown cause 1t is the belief of the
coroner, however that she died Of becom-
ing overheated bringing on a hemorrhage
of the brain. Mrs Moore was 40 years old
and was a sufferer from paresis, brought on
by disease. She was sent there from Lam
caster county and her parents live at Be
atrice. On two former occasions she es-
capped from the institution and on one
occasion she remained "a month with
Christian Science family. taking the treat
ment Near the body was found quantity
of provisions which she had taken from
the institution.
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woman Injured by Horre.

BROKEN BOW, Neb.. June 2o.-(Spe-
cial Telegram.) Miss Faith GulIerson, a
prominent young woman of this city, was
found in an unconscious condition this
morning near the tracks on Fifth avenue
She had been riding pony and was either
thrown or fell to the ground. She was
removed to the hospital and from there
home. After regaining consciousness she
could form no idea how the accident oc-
CURED. Her head and body are badly
bruised. Miss Gullerson is the one who
had the thrilling experience with run
away horse last month.
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cURRrE is OUT FOR SENATOR
Mass Meeting at Broken bow FOr-
maHy Launches Custer Candidate.

mauy Launches Custer Candidate.
BROKEN BOW, Neb.. June 2O.-(speciai)
AT mass meeting of citizens Of Broken
Bow this evening, held at the court house,
Hon. Frank NJ. Currie publicly announced
that he was an active candidate for the
nomination for United States senator and
that he would use all honorable means 20
secure the nomination and election. The
meeting was called to order by L. II. Jew
EFT and then Mayor w. A George was
elected chairman. Frank NJ. Curries old
neighbors and friends were enthusiastic
for him for senator. Many speeches were
made, all bringing out the qualities OF
Frank NJ. Currie for the position d. V.
Joyner, deputy treasurer of Custer county;
Joseph PigmaTi. county clerk: Rev. Harvey
NJ Pinckney, county superintendent, and
Gus Humphrey, county Judge. were present
and spoke favoring Frank NJ. Currie.
ID. V. Joyner offered a resolution which
received a second to the effect that the
mass meeting unitedly request the county
convention to permit Hon. Frank NJ. Curiie
to select his own delegates to the state con-
vention. The mass meeting was willing TO
pass the resolution, but Mr. Currie OBJ
jected. saying that he never did select his
own delegates to any convention; that he
was against the method on principle and
that he did not want the resolution passed
Currie said that he knew II the county
convention was friendly to him II would
select men friendly TO his interests and that
he could always trust his friends; that IL
the convention was unfriendly TO him he
did not want the delegation.
/. A. Rennau, who had charge of Currie's
political interests while he was in Mexico
stated that Currie would go 10 the state
convention with one-third Of the delegates
who would vote for Frank NJ. Currie from
the beginning. In talking with different
prominent politicians. they believe that
Edward Rosewater will be stronger than
Norris Brown in the state convention, but
, that the old enemies OF Mr. Rosewater will
give Mr.. Currie the lead and result in Cur
RE being nominated.
A resolution was passed authorizing the
chairman, w. A. George. TO appoint a com
mittee OF five to promote Mr.. Currie's can
didacy.