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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-09
UILDIyG WILL CO AHEAD
lssOtsrS Anticipate Little IhtsrFuption
in Thsir Work By Gold Weather
y wlNTtR RESULTS WE'RE GOOD
HiF structures now Tnaer way WIN
BE Brought so Completion
Early 81 Material Can
BE scared.

When the contractor remembers that only
ak DAYS last winter were too cold 20 lay
brick he Is not likely 20 figure that old
Boreas will be Responsible for serious delay
IN byiIding operations this winter. IL IL
expected there will be ave to ten days too
cold to work; then there will be several
ATeeks in the middle OF tho winter when
IN working day will be shortened at both
ends by the extreme cold. In winter NOR
tar is mixed with hot water and the work
can go on. as long a. tho mason can set his
brick in the mortar before the latter
freezes.
The big warehouses now under construc-
tion win grow steadily and viii be COM
pleted in due season, provided materials
can be secured as needed. Several are near
ing completion now and by the time real
winter sets in there win be but seven Of the
large structures not under roof. These will
lF4 the Brandeis building. M. e. Smith
warehouses on Ninth street, the Car
penter Paper company's building at
Ninth and Harvey. the Union Pacific
commissary building at Eleventh and
Beavenworth Union Pacific shops and
the Northwestern freight depot Thirty
five briclslsyers are at work on the Smith
buildings and they have reached the NTH
story on one and the third on the other.
It Is expected the south one will be under
cover early IN January and the north one
a month later. The Carpenter building is
up to the floor Of the second story. The
Union Pacific structures have Just been be-
gun and bficklaying on the Northwestern
depot will be begun soon.
Gettine Up In the Air.
The United States Supply company's
building at Ninth and Tiarney streets has
reached the sixth and last story, the Par
LIN, orendorff a Martin warehouse on the
TAnth street viaduct is completed, Spies.
BURGERS building near the Burlington head
QUARTERS will have the roof on In weet
or eEo one of the Farmer & Co. structures
at Twelfth and Dodge has. been completed
and George Warren Smiths new two-storS
building on Harvey street. between -Four
teenth and Fifteenth, Is under roof.
Work is progressing rapidly on the Al
Saints church and parish house at Twenty
sixth street and Dewey avenue. A blocl
to the north ground has been broken 70
fine First Christian church and operation
yin be pushed through the winter.
Eight Instead OF seven.
It has been decided to make the NJ E
Smith g. Co. buildings on Ninth street be
tween Farnam and Douglas streets eigh
stories instead of seven. The original plan
called for eight stories but when the con
tract was let the number was cut TO sever
as the bids ran higher than anticipated
Lately It has been determined to make tn
structures eight stories, regardless OF cos
and the contract has been let for the add
tional story. This will give the firm a foo
space in their new home Of 2TS,7sI squar
feet.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-09

OF the Union Pacific. only a part OF one
lot remains TO be transferred.
Deeds we're filed Thursday giving the
railroad company title TO the Brown build
ing, the first structure east Of Labor Tenn
ple, the consideration being S1s,50O.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-09

The following births ant saths were re-
lsted TO the Board OF Health during the
fNgenty-four hours ending Thursday noon;
RirthS-R. w, Ryder, 1411 South Thir-
teeiith, boy; Frank Dickey, Twelfth and
DOrcas. girl.
Deaths--Mrs. p. r. Covender Rookport
Mo-, 90; Harvey Randall, Cambridge Neb
aoi Ole Linn. Fortieth and Poppleton, 81;
Sarah Goodrich. $3.50 Meredith, IS; Rudolph
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-09

Every Tuesday. balance of the year, the
Chicago Great Western railroad will sell
tickets to Minnesota, North
Dakota and Canadian northwest at about
half rate; to other territory, FIRST and third
Tuesdays Write ]. A. Ellis. G. A.
i5f Farnam street. State number in parry
a when going.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-09
Another Artist OGended.

Wednesday afternoon a stranger at
tempted to pass a forged check on the
Stryker Shoe company In payment for a
pair Of shoes, but the proprietor Of the
store was suspicious and refused to be
buncoed The check was drawn on the
United States National bank in favor Of
John Kelley for SIS and purported to be
signed by the Fuller Paint company. When
Kelley rendered the check Mr.. Stryker
said he would call up the paint company
to sec IL It was genuine. but Kelley said he
was an honest man and did not care for
the shoes II they could not take his word
for the value OF the check. A full descrip-
ton Of Kelley has been given to the police
and his arrest is expected.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-09
Announcements OF the Theaters.

To the vast multitude Of playgoers who
have followed the gratifying career Of Miss
Elliott, her coming to Boyd's tonight in
Clyde Fitch's fine comedy. Her Great
Match" will be a most welcome event She
will be seen for three performances OF
what is regarded as the best vehicle with
which she ever has been equipped Miss
Elliott is particularly happy in the por-
trayal Of a pleasing type Of the American
woman. and Mr.. Fitch has supplied her
with an exceptionally congenial role in this
play. The part is that Of "Jo' Sheldon, a
girl travelling abroad, and she appears most
advantageously.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-09

Coming to the. Krug theater Sunday for
four days is 1.-THE War Correspondent" by
Howard. ITough & Adams probably the
most successful and certainly one of the
most entertaining musical plays to be seen
here. The War Correspondent" which
has been termed "the show with music"
is real novelty OF the present season and
has met with the approval of the press and
public alike. Everything that money could
buy and brains could conceive has gone
to meke this foremost plagrSfhits kind the
hit accredited ii. r 1sfr
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-09
DRUGGISTS AND CIGAR
DEALERS

Are perfectly welcome to avail
themselves ~ the ridiculOusly
low Pftcss we are making BY
THE BOX on 100 or more
STANDARD BRANDS OF
CIGARS
We fully appreciate the fact
that dealers who are not In posi-
ton 10 handle large quantities OF
Cigars and buy for cash--cannot
obtain them AT WHOLESALE
az nearly as low figures as WE
ARE SELLING AT RETAIL.
Load up boys'-we don't care.
for WE are not losing a cent-its
the OCTOPI WHO ARE BLEED
ING NOW.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-09

Douglas Cs4D Printing Co. Istn & Farnsm,
Mangum & Co., LETTER SPECIALISTS
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-09
Births and neaths.

TX wedding Rlnss. Edhoin. jeweler
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-09
CHECK ARTIST BEATS HOTEL
Guest At Pa1tsn Presents Paper, but Fails
to Pay Bill.
TRIES TRICK on BROWNING, KING & co.
Pastor Releases TO Cash Cheek,
Holding it for Investigation,
hut Meanwhile the
Guest Departs.

H. w Lalng registered at the Paxton
hotel October 81 from Chicago. claiming
to represent the NJ. y. Davis Publishing
house OF ST. Louis. Mr.. Lsing reappeared
at the hotel again November 5, registering
az H. W. Laing and wife from New York.
In settling his bill he presented a check
on the Commonwealth Trust company OF
st. Louis for SIS. signed by NJ. b. Davis q
Co. and made payable to himself. Mr..
Laing endorsed the check. but from the
fact that the entire check, including the
NJ. b. Davis signature, was evidently in
the same handwriting as Mr.. Laing's eu-
dorsement on the back OF the check. the
hotel company decided to hold the check
for further investigation, and at the same
time declined TO cash it. Mr.. LalnE did
not object to the hotel people holding the
check, but in the meanwhile Mr.. Laing
has departed without paying his bill and
the hotel company stin holds the check.
Faun at second Attempt.
That Mr.. Laing thought Omaha was
pretty easy is shown In the fact that he
went down to Browning & Kings clothing
establishment Monday morning and picked
out a nice suit case valued at $3.50 and
offered a check for $50 in payment Tho
check was drawn. like the Paxton hotel
check on the Commonwealth Trust COM
pany Of st. Louis, signed by NJ. 3. Davis
q Co., and was endorsed by Mr.. LRing.
The clothiers had some little doubt as to
the validity OF the check and Mr. IAing
referred them to the Paxton hotel that had
already cashed check for him, as he said.
A telephone conference with the hotel peo-
| pie resulted In the suit case transaction
being called of and Mr.. Iniug took back
l.
| indignation.
| Mr. Laing has not yet called for his S7i
'check at the Paxton, nor has he liauidatet
his hotel bill, nor did he leave a card
stating where his mail should be for,
warded. In brief. Mr.. and Mrs. LANG hav,
gone from Omaha, but whittier no ON
knoweth.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-09

ho tOIlowing nnarriaEo lIoenses INC been
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-09
LOCAL 5RENTiES.

Bee Want Ads produce results.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-09
Sherman & MGCOnneII DTug Co.

REXALL DRUGGISTS.
Cor. 10th and Dodge-Proprietor BOYD
Theatsr PharmaGKs
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-27
ARROW ROCK

Walter Townsend and wife,
of Marshall, were here the
first OF the week visiting
friends and relatives.
o. j. Watts and wife, of
Napton, spent Sunday in
town with relatives.
Mrs. T.. r., Alexander, of
Cooper county, visited in
town last week.
g. II. Bingham and wife, Of
Rogers, Ark, arrived here
last week Tor IN extended
visit with relatives and
friends. They are very much
pleased with Arkansas, but
still there is no place like OLD
Saline and especially Arrow
Rock.
Miss Lallete Lawless wen1
to Slater Monday for hel
sisters, Mrs. Marvin Vowel
of Slater and Mrs. A.. j
Edmonds, OF Kansas City
both of which will make quite
a visit to home folks.
Rev. Z. I. Raney filed hi
regular appointment her.
Sunday and will also preacl
on the fifth Sunday.
Mrs. G. II. bingham wen
to Marshall Tuesday for
few days visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. John Campbell, an'
Other relatives.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-27
cRETcHER

Mrs. /. II. Parkhurst was
visiting Mrs. j. NJ. Hook Sun
day afternoon.
Week before last it was
stated that Mrs. Ruby Van
Buskirk had put in "a tele.
phone but this impression
must have arisen from the
fact that the. posts and wire
were up ut the time. The
phone was put in on last Fri
day by MIR. Cook.
John Henry has been haul
ing hay from Mr.. Shrader's.
Samuel Pittman has been
suffering from paralysis.
Miss Celia Shrader was the
Sunday guest of Miss Dora
Langewisch.
Arthur Hulse was calling
on Miss Willie May VanBus-
kirk Sunday afternoon.
Cbas. Miser visited Lester
Hall Sunday.
Misses Maggie Blakely and
Ethel Kuykendall We're trad
ing in Gretchen one day las,
week.
Mrs. Ed Blakely and daugh'
ter, Maude were shopping in
Sweet Springs Saturday.
John Arndt was here Satur'
day.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-27
GILLIAN

Ned Lee spent Sunday with
home folks at the Old Vir-
ginia Hotel.
Miss Jessie Coleman sister
OF Prof. j. NJ. Coleman was
visiting here u few days last
week.
ID. G. Burton came down To
see his old gentlemen friends
Tuesday.
DR.. S. A. Steele will deliver
one of his grand lectures here
on the 4th of May, at the NJ.
+. Church.
Marshal Rufus Davis has
the streets in fine order
again.
Misses Damron and Gil
liam who have been teaching
in our school this term left
for their respective homes in
Middletown, aud Kirksville,
Mo-, Wednesday.
Erie =. Hume left for Kan
sas City where he will spend
the summer.
The school board met in
regular session Friday and
elected the following teachers,
lSupt. j. NJ. Coleman, Princi-
pal; Miss Dimron, Grammar
dept. Miss Dalton, Iutermedi-
ate; Miss Davidson aud Miss
! Gillian primary dept.
) Monday the defamation
contest was held in which Mr..
Marvin Brown won the ten
dollar gold piece, IL was one
of the best contests ever held
in this city.
Tuesday night the gradual
ing class rendered "a very sue
!, cessful program, it was fol-
lowed by an address by Dr..
dc. Hcmenway. of Pritchett
college.
Rev. j. u. Mcdonnell was
: reelected teacher pf the col,
: school for another term. This
{ makes his third year teaching
in Gillian. He has rendered
satisfaction in II two-fold man
ner-both in the school room
gland in the pulpit. He is /;
credit To his race.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-27
mcALLIsTeR SPRINGS

McAllister Springs is one
of the places that is on the
list of improvement this
spring.
Mr.. Hallenbeck has treated
the hotel TO a new roof and
cutters. He is also having
bis hot bath house remodeled.
The work on same is nearly
completed. He will also have
the swimming pool remod.
eled.
j. w. Wheeler and Miss
Susie KeDuer we're quietly
married Sunday afternoon
April 22nd, at the home of the
brides mother. Mrs. c. Ken
ner. They are both well
and favorabiy known III this
community.
We are sad TO chronicle the
fact that Hiram j. Rothrock
and family were called to Ha.
eel Grove church to attend
the funeral OF his sister, Mrs,
Laura Smith, wife of Ell
Smith, who departed this life
Saturday April 2lst. We ex.
tend our sympathy TO the be
reaved ones.
Mrs. Galby and sister
Mrs. Goode. has been spending
the past week ut McAlliste
Springs taking in the fresl
air and getting the benefit .
the water and good quiet rest
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-27

expect TO buy all kinds of
mules and horses.
DR.. Sharp spent Thursday
evening in Slater.
a very nice gathering took
place at Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Leimkuhler in behalf Of their
son, Adolph's birthday. Ev-
erybody reported n nice time.
John Boggs, of Little Rock,
spent Saturday in Marshall.
Mr.. Boggs is Republican
Central Committeeman OF
Clay township.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-27
Epworth League, Ben Hen


ness.
Rev. +. ID. Burns, our
efficient colored teacher, will
close u very successful 8
months term of school with
an exhibition on the evenings
|of May 10th and 18th. An adj
mission of Toe will he charg-
ed, but ministers and teach
Iers will be admitted free. All
are cordially invited. Rev.
Burns has 80 pupils and has
taught them in a very salts
factory manner, In grades
from l TO 10. Four pupils
will complete the ST. grade
Clarence Netf, Pleade Fowler.
Warren Taylor aud Polly
Saunders. Latin, grammar
and general history were
taught in the 9th grade.
Rev. Burns has been re-em.
ployed for the next term Ill
ready.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-27
GRAND PASS

The Reicker family with
another two carloads of house
hold effects, have moved on
the Taylor farm.
The German members of
the Evangelical church here,
met Saturday at the Christian
Church, where they held ser.
vices, and repaired the plank
walks, hitching racks etc.,
filing Il long felt want.
Misses Toledo Mey-
.er and Rebecca Wahmeyer
visited Sunday the Schlapper
family near Malta Bend.
Louis Ploeger accompanied
the Reicker family here, re-
turning home Sunday 10 Hol'
stein Mo.
The Seibold family visited
the Arens,Meyer family Sun
day.
Louis lettering and wife
visited the Ruff family Sun
day.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-27
NORTON

Mrs. Mike Swisher and
daughter, Bessie. were the
guests Of /. w, Reynolds
Sunday.
Mrs. A. G. Grifitts was
visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Inflow Saturday and Sunday.
Ed Nugen, wife and son
we're visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nugen Sunday.
Miss Nora Yates WAS the
guest of her brother, A. II.
Yates and family Saturday
and Sunday.
Phil Harris was calling on
a.. q. Grifitts sunday evening,
Some Of our neighbors had
quite ! fight saturday eve
ming with fire which caught
in the woods.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-27
ROCK

oeo. IcdTSpH has DetU
planting corn since the first
OF the week. George seems
10 be ahead OF everybody else.
DR.. Sharp spent Saturday
in Marshall.
John Boggs' gold and silver
mine is idle for the present
waiting for result Of speci-
mems that be has sent of 10
Colorado, but we all hope that
everything will prove out
good and that we will have "A
mining camp at Little Rock.
Miss Frances Windmeier,
Otto Cramer and Frank Fish
.er attended u party Sunday in
Cooper County. All enjoyed
a very pleasant evening.
A very nice little gathering
took place at Misses kruger's
south of Little Rock Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Kruger who has been
staying at Marshall, returned
home Saturday evening ac'
companied with Robert Pois'
ter of Little Rock.
Services was held Mt Con
cord Church last Sunday and
also will have church next
Sunday April goth. Every
body is invited TO attend.
Rev. Boepler, of the Evan
gelist church near Little Rock,
will preach his farewell ser
mon next Sunday, then leave
for Bay, Gasconade County
Mo We all hate To see hin
leave for he was well liked b,
everybody.
The Gillian Telephone Co
was at Little Rock putting il
telephones for Geo. Pearson
DR.. Sharp, Harrie Pearson
Chas. Pennil aud also trans
fered Prof. Trouts' phon'
from town to edge Of town
where he has lately moved
Mr.. Burton is thinking Of put
ting in u central Office day am
night ut Little Rock and build
ling u short line north. w
all hope he will.
MI. Odell, Of Marshall, an
Dan Ehlsrss 81 Little Rock
. left last week for Usage AN
Mafiex Counties; where the
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-27

A number of our friends
have sympathized with us in
the absence of our wife and
invited US out to dine. Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Mitchell took
good care of us Sunday. and
DR.. and Mrs. X. III. Nuckles
Wednesday for dinner.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-27
County Nss. :
MALTA BEND
X.MMMMAGaGG,&a

Prof. w. T.. Killion was
taken quite sick Tuesday.
Frank Blackburn has com!
pleted a new roof on his livery
barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Hous-
ton went TO Kansas City Mon
day evening.
5. II. Wilson and j. A.
Tobin took three cars of stock
To Kansas City Tuesday.
Mrs. s. L. Wilson suffered
~ relapse recently, but is
again improving.
Work on the ice plant is
progressing nicely. 1t will
be completed in about 30 days.
II. L. Townsend and Dick
Estes took their best girls 10
"a dance at Black burn Friday
night.
l.. ii. Fluir is now prepared
Ia do horse clipping. His
blncksmithing business is
doing nicely.
Miss Annie Mccormick, OF
Marshall, spent several days
here this week rs the guest col
Miss Sadie Martin.
Charlie Franklin and Jack
McRoberts are in Salt Lake
City, Utah, where they are on
u government surveying crew.
Herman Straach was ~
visiting his cousin, l.. Ii,
Flair, Sunday. He also has
other cousins in the Black
burn vicinity,
b. b. Medlin and viii
Stockman, who have been II
Chicago taking treatment foI
mad dog bite are expecte'
IT, 49,
back to-day. Both are doin'
well.
II. L. Townsend. Dicl
Estes and Alex Arnold vii
give a ball at the opera house
tonight. Music will b
furnished by u Marshal
orchestra.
Fred PittGan, who reside
on the Kesaw plains. nea
Malta Bend. shot u mad do
Monday. The dog had bee
around for several days an
had been shot at by severa
parties.
Miss stelia Tate, col, !
very low of c~onsumption an
locked bowels and there !
mt little bol,o5 st her i,
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-27
A Bargain

For Sale-3 room house,
barn smoke house, cellar, gar.
den etc, for $500. Rents foi
So per month.
"a Mitchell Il Hilburn.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-27

The farmers are busy try
ing Ia get their corn planted.
W. +. Lynn sold a pen of
corn To j. Nj. Parks for 500
per barrel.
Miss Dottie Irwin is getting
along nicely with her spring
school.
The new ferry boat Mt
Brunswick made its first trip
to this side last Saturday and
quite u number from here
went over to do some trading
with the Brunswick mer-
chants.
Wheat is looking fine in
this community. The only
fear is it will be too rank.
Mrs. S. L. White is recov'
ering from u severe attack OF
the fever at this writing.
Mrs. Ed White visited il
our midst all of last week.
Another spring has arrived
with its birds and flowers ane
Uncle Jim says he Is still Oh
the market.
We are sorry our brother
writer of = few weeks pas
took the School meeting 81
hard, but just at the tim'
when people think they have
everything their own WA!
something generally drops u
and eanses = general confus
ion.
I wonder what business
Lewis had in Dewitt sunday
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-27
SALINE POINT

The farmers are all busy
this fine weather.
The new gasoline ferry
of Brunswick made its first
trip Saturday. w. r.. Lynn
and family, W. a. Burnside,
Chas. Frederick, Ben Barnes,
Alex White, Miss Lutte
Moore, Charley Lynn and Ed
Burnside were the passen-
gers that went from this
point.
Ask Lutte what made bei
wear out two pairs of gloves
in one day.
Alvy White is making speci'
nj trips ut Mr.. kemper's
Wonder what for.
S. +. White. who ,as beer
very sick with pneumonia, II
improving ut this writing
Miss Lutte Moore is stay
ing ut Mrs. 5. +. Whites ri
this writing.
Lonnie b. is making regu
lar trips over to the widow
Whites. Wonder what for
ii. +. Mayfeid was visiting
his mother Sunday.
Lewis Burnside went b
Kansas City Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-03

The contest for The Republican scholarship and free trips will end Saturday evening. December 22nd. The daily voting coupons. each good for one vote. will not be printed after De- cember 10th. and will be void after De- cember 18th.
 The contestants are all highly elateu with the results of their work thus far in the contest. but are preparing for even more vigorous work the next few weeks than in the past. since the contest began. Below is printed again the schedule of votes as given for sub- scriptiOns both for renewals and for new subscriptions.
 HOW TO HELP.
 1T you hay a favOrite contestant. and happen to live out or away from the field of action. you can send in your subscription accompanied by the cash. and full credit will be given to the contestant named.
 ANOTHER PAY DAY.
 Tomorrow the contestants will re- ceive their commissions on the work done during November. The pay roll of the contestants will be something over $100. The Republican means te pay these hustlers we'll for every bit of work they do and this is in ad- ditiOR to any prize that may be won Money is a good thing and these hus Q tiers will know what to do with #, too.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-03

When? Tonight. Where? Presby- tcrian church. Who? John Kendrick Bangs, the noted humorist.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-03
LIST OF SCHOLARSHIPS

The Phoenix Academy and Business College, choice of any course, business, academic or classic.
 Arizona School of Music, vocal, pi- ano, violin, eIocution and physical cuI- ture.
 Scranton International Correspond enee School, electrical, mechanical, mining, engineering, architectural, draughtsman, advertisement writing, and illustrating, asssyins, chemistry, and others.
 Lamson Business College, bookkeep- ing, shorthand, typewriting, eommer- eial law, practical business or any oth. CT course.
 A trip to the coast-free round trip transportation to the summer play grounds of the southwest.
 A trip to Grand Canyon-free round trip transportation to the tourists mecca of the United States.
 The best suit of clothes in the housr for the boy who ranks highest-given by the New York Store.
 The best winter coat in the house for the girl who ranks highest-given by the New York Store.