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Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02


Some of the leaders Of the boys depart
ment gave a pleasant little farewell party
to Prescott Piper Thursday evening Re-
10 BY several OF the boys and a very en-
joyable evening passed.
John W. Robinson, the new employment
settins ACQUAINTED ana staEinS in St ON his
new work. Mr.. Robinson came here from
Monmouth, ILL.,, where he was graduated
from Monmouth college, '
Arthur Jorgensen finished up his work
with the Omaha association with the month
OF August. He leaves Monday for Pender,
where he will spend a couple q weeks with
the Nebraska State university.
The mems meeting Sunday afternoon at
I o'clock will be held In the reading room
OF the temporary quarters at Nineteenth
and Farnam streets. Rev. c. w, Farweii
will speak and the newly organized Young
Mems Christian association male quartet
No. will sing several numbers. Ali men
are invited.
The following is an excerpt from a letter
just received from Fletcher S. Brockman,
Mems Christian association for China and
Corea. This information should make In
terestng reading for the friends of the
who was formerly here, is one of the secre-
taries in Shanghai.
II have Just returned to Shanghai from a
months trip TO Hongkong: The Chinese
found Il necessary to change its Quarters.
l am thankful to say that II has succeeded
in securing an admirable location IN the
heart of the city, a part of the building
formerly used by the HongkonE club, and
admirably fitted to our present needs. The
secretarial stan has been immeasurably
strengthened by the coming OF Mr. Au
Flung Chi Mr.. Au lie, with one exception,
the leading Chinese Christian gentleman in
Hongkong. As young man he spent sew
sral years in Germany and has been long
prominently connected with the British
government service. He is an older man
than usually enters the secretaryship but
OF Hongkong He is an able Chinese
scholar and splendid speaker. He Is one
Of the best personal workers l know OF.
His coming on to the secretarial force
will add greatly to the strength and ef-
fectIveness OF the assoclat ion' ~
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02
ADVICE
TO
SUFFERERS

would have been In my grave today.
II cannot thank you enough for the
kind advice you have given me-"
Mrs. J. C. Jameson. 81 Merchant St..
jacksonville. Cal. writes:
Il was troubled with cramps in the
stomach for six years. The doctors said
that had nervous dyspepsia.
u procured Peruna and commenced
taking IT, I have taken several bottles
and am entirely cured.
II have gained flesh and strength and
feel like a different person"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02

Calvary Baptist Branch. Thirty-fourth
Bethany Sunday school Of First Baptist
church, sSss Leayenworth. meets at 8
p. m.
Trinity Methodist, John Randolph smith,
siding elder OF the Omaha district, will
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02

ment l would advise
all suffering women to
take your remedies, as I
know IL II were nor for
Peruna and Msnalin I
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02
DYSPEPSIA
CAUSES
NERVOUS
NESS

the best physicians without receiving
much beneft and also tried many n1edi-
cinss.
But, still I suffered with sick headache,
cold feet and hands, paipitation of the
heart. and a heavy feeling in my stomach
and chest.
AT times would be so nervous I could
not bear to have anyone around me.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02
NERVE
TONES
DO NO GOOD

or bodily deficiency.
The rational Cure for nervousness is
to correct the conditions upon which 1t
depends.
II is because Peruna does this very
thing that 1t has become so popular for
diseases Of the nervous system.
Mrs. Alma Cox, Drum, s. c., writes:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02
PART ]

George Green. jr. (by requesD.
PART Ill.
March-King of Ak-Sar- Ben directed
and composed by Master c. W. Ber-
ryman, a high school boy.
Medley Owe rture-Mills Merry Melodies
introducing the latest popular songs)
arranged by ..-...,",..., William Schulz
Waltzes-Love's Garden -. Frantzen- Morse
Melody OF Love CFantasla), by request.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Engelmann
FINALE.
March-King Cotton ................... Sousa
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02


the
rom sufe ed great thy for twoye
I nave everkn
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02

i'I have been a great
sufferer from dyspepsia
for FIVE years. How /
suffered no tongue can
tell. ] tried several of
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02
A FRIEND
ADVISED
PE-RU-NA

cine two weeks felt greatly relieved. MY
head did not ache so much and my stom-
ach was relieved OF it's heavy feeling.
II am so thankful that can say that
after taking several bottles Of Peruna and
Manalin l am restored to health,
Before taking your remedies could not
eat anything. l lived on barley water and
panopeptone for two years. Now 1 can
eat.
Everybody is surprised at my improve
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02
Last Han.com rark Concert.

George Green and his band will close
the season at Hanscom park Sunday after
noon September 2. The program FOR this
occasion includes George Green, jr., with
his xylophone and Master c. w. Bergman.
the high school boy, directing his own
compositions. Following is the program in
full.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02

''one day a friend sent me one of DR..
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02

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Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02

ID ERUNA is not a nervine. 1t does
= not benefit nervous debility by stimu-
lating merely.
1t removes the cause of many cases of
nervous debility. 1t assists digestion, in
creases the appetite, regulates the circu-
lation of the blood and thus gives new
life 10 nervous invalids.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02

Nerve tonics, such
as strychnia, qulnine,
and the like often do
more harm than good.
Nervousness generally
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02
Marriage Licenaes.

ls following marriage licenses have been
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02

UIIt uHy 4 TREND Bti
Hartman's pamphlets
and / decided to write
to him. He advised Pc
runa and Manalin and
after taking the medi-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-15
LOCAL and GENERAL
PAY YOUR TAXES AT ONCE,
The Globe sells It cheaper.

Tue iionshohs Niaru, iIoui "'n
''9'o was iepoi'eu vi hoh' iieA' ~
N'o-h &c.,
~ Di"h" WIN piaee on 'af ''"iuS
nio' mug ne" snipinen, Vi ""e '''""
hnehs' Diie't Importation
uhipue pfoti ans VIII De presenter ~
muse VINO at'ehd 'ne carmen uahe'
yet your TICKET anu secure one as
souvenir
a pena'ty o. ten per cent. ana inter-
est at the rate OF ten per cent per
annum on the properly taxes ana
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-15
WRLETT \ GRAY
REPORTS DECLINE
Full Cuban CrOpExpected
In Spite Of Damage
BY Cyclone

Raws.--The feature Of the week
under review is the steady and persist.
ent decline of the European markets
The highest price Of the week for beet
sugar was rs. 8 lid, on the 18th.
from which point there was daily de-
cline to IS. 10 l-2 H.. al the close. Flu.
lures also declined correspondingly.
The change was mostly speculative
On the exchanges. The inuences at
work causing IL were various. but ea'
pecially the disappointment caused by
the high beet crop estimates put out
by experts and the statistical figures
resulting showing plentiful supply
Of sugar for the demands OF the new
campaign year October I. 1906. to Oct
ober l. 1907.
Also an important influence Is The
expectation OF u full crop Of sugar In
Cuba Notwithstanding some damage
done to cane fields In the districts Oi
MataHzas and Havana by the recent
cyclone. II is realized that there is an
abundance of cane In ether districts
which can be ground with the extra as
sistance OF laborers from the shorter
crop districts.
A feature bearing upon the value Ol
sugars In the future, and which has
caused decline In March delivery beet
contracts to gs. 1.-THE parity Of 3.SSc. foi
rentrifugalsj. is the circumstance tina,
some needy Cuban planters who re
| CURED to have advances for the MAR
ing OF their crops. tested the value u
February March deliveries by offering
them down until they found buyer
at 2 Ia C. c. and I. for SO test. equal Il
3.Glc. per pound duty paid
After establishing this quotation up
on which to obtain funds. they declined
to go on with sales except ut an ad
vance, and no further business hai
TRANSFERRED Bids are solicited Of $50
= and T.. 90 test for observation-disclosures!
shipment. equal to SIDE landed.
Business for sDot and prompt ship
ment sugar. of which the supply Is al
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-15

dustry. and II points perhaps to per-
mament Improvement In matters 80 I'M
rortant when consumption OF coffee
constantly increases beyoag average
production.
Less Is now heard OF the iiippant, en-
trayagant estimates on the current
crop. all known comparisons being OPP
posed TO them, while every possible ia-
cil!ty has helped the movement 80 Ear.
Nearly all the Coffee that cnr be de-
spatched FROM the port Of Santos be-
fore the suitax of 60 cents per bag s,oes
ON December LIST has been bought. ard
ii will mean extraordinary efforts cI.
the part Of the dock people To ship II,
Therefore any further rush OF receipts
to avoid the suriay IL hardly to be
expected. The Government shipments
will GO on.
They have bought So far about $780,
/ 900 bags since they commenced tive
weeks ago, ana II purchases 20 ON NJ
this rate, TIE fret 100000 bags vii
have been secured some time in de
ccmber. But II receipts fall OF mate
rally, It will require longer time Il
complete. Receipts continue to eas'
up as expected, although the weathe
continues fine.
Turning to consuming countries. tn
deliveries from the seaports are yer,
good. representing principally III
movement Of cost and freight pur
chases of last month, as they arrive
, and yet buyers are eagerly inquirin
about ahoats to keep their trade gUinl
= The American deliveries point to
total of all kinds Tor October abou
. 100000 bags, and according to Euro
, pean figures and adyices SO farJ Octl
, Der deliveries there may be close {
9Q0,C90 bags-togethcr about 10000
bags On this scale. consumption
surely In the neighborhOod of $4,000, Ot
bags Il year
Gables about the next crop are mo-
If positive as to the bad prospects al
II ultimate confirmation OF the true COZ
II dilung 10 likely TO be 7tartlng In i
p effects,
= The pendulum of prices has swui
a too Ear out Of proportion Ia nptur
b. conditions and the legitimate positiC
IL " Conoe An ldyanre Is inevitable
~ Prices for the lue being uro nur
!, hal IN the local market and Ira.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-15

most nothing. Is still practicable at
basis OF ic. per pound duty paid, but
this cannot hold very much longer, ~
beet sugar ara new .gdilAble nom the
new crop for shipment within 20 days
ut 9s. IL d. c. and T., equal to 3.S7c.
per pound duty paid for 80 centrifugal.
The receipts ut the U. S. Four Ports,
while large last week, were very small
this week, amounting for the two weeks
to 66.G56 tons. against $4,000 tons re-
quirements for MEETINGS for the same
period. Next weeks receipts should
| ut hand.
Sales have been made to Arbuckle OF
5000 tons beet for shipment first hall
| November at 9s, I lid. c. and T., equal
TO 3 7-Sc. for centriiugals.
Brazil crystals. to the extent OF 49,
coo tons. have been taken thus far from
the new crop for the U. S.
Demerarn Is furnishing some needed
supplies from the new crop at 2:30c. c.
md f., equal to ic. for SO duty paid foi
piotlIt ohlpih'ht'
Taken altogether, the local situation
\ ut &c. Is not warranted for long and
lower quotations for spot sugar must be
anticipated until the party for futures
II touched.
COFFEE.-The frs, Contract-L loan
operation to finance 2.000,000 bags cCf
fee for account vi the Sac Paulo Gov
eminent and hold Il for year or NOR,
as purely commercial transaction anC
perfectly safe for all concerned ha'
been explained In the press in Europ,
and on this side. Bankers and mer
chants on both sides of the water arr
deslrous Of participating In secon,
loan of the same nature. and rumor
place II In the probabilities. II Is be
yond any question OF doubt that o.
most prominent and experienced PEG
pie connected with Coffee its produc
ton, ilnence, manufacture. distrihu
ton and consumption, are of one min
as 10 'Ae safety OF transactions while
mean . more even marketing Of fuI
crop In Brazil, considering the plaute
has no economic financial method
!, available IN the Interior Of Brazil {
assist him In q more gradual m0y,
mcnt liragil Il IA be- commended /
!, mlkins this indlrluVs arrangement ~
!, lhe better protection 0f her can,n m
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-15
DECISION IN HaO
WATERFRONT CASE

Inc supreme court 'lis n'orhIus
waterfront case, when mas been ne
lore the courts TOT years ahrihihg the
decision OF 'he circuit court IN ia'or
Oh CharIeS bro"h' the piaih'iu, hn"
against d. u. spreckeis =, ~ Inc "e'
ciSloh Is Voiuihihous. TAXING up TWEEN
ty-hVe large typewriter pages ana
covering hnmper Oh subjects III a''
propap''i'y ah appear VIII oe '""e" W
washington.
The syllabus says III part:
n deed Oh release. wheh iiade ior
cohsidera'ion' may De cohs'rueu US
deed OF bargain ana SAFE III order 10
ehec'hatc the intention OF 'he parties
ana a'oiu IT'S ih'ahui'y because Vi 'n'
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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-04-01
he Incubator

The incubator is great ma.
chine and few poultry raiscrs
who do not own one now will at
some time in the future. The
machine IL better moncy.mak-
or than the hen. The incubator
will not be driven from the nest
by mites and lice; II won't. pct
contrary aud decline 10 sit: II,
doesn't get foolish and smash
the eggs, smcaring the nest 80
that the unbrokcn eggs won't
hatch and il does not sit long
enough TO hatch one chick out of
twenty and 20 oil with It, forget
ting to come back to hatch the
rest.
II will, however, take the same
time TO hatch AZ a hen, and in this
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-04-01
Matching Earlier

Nfs. Ida h. licrry, Cor,n,h. Miss
EDITOR GAZETTE:
| have seen no account OF
young chicks yet, March :.
so thought ! would start the ball
rolling by telling OF mine.
took OF my first hatch Feb. u.
Have - OF those. Took oil an
other hatch March >. OF 80, and
they arc doing fine.
am feeding the prepared
chick feed this year. So far |
think It's all right. The high
price had deferred me from us.
ing II; but ii one raises the
chickens, II is cheaper in the
end.
begun early this season, so |
could meet orders for eggs later
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-04-01
Poultrymen Enthusiastic
B. :, Howard, Gulfport. Miss.

h. = Howard, Gulfport, Miss.
The Harrison County Miss. J
Poultry Association is now
ready for business, with 81
mem oers, and others knocking
at the door for admittance. A
show may be held early in April.
1t seems out of date, but it is as
early as we can get ready.
Editorial note: 1t is to be
hoped that every county in Mis-
s'ssIppi and the adjoining states
Will organic poultry associa.
ton. 1t would be the means Of
educating breeders in poultry.
resulting in more and better
poultry being raised. some
thing Is needed 10 impress on
most poultrymcn what consti-
tutcs valuable points in fowls.
Many think that an eggs an
egg, and want TO dismiss the
whole matter with such a re-
mark; but a rotten egg : an egg,
still It isn't Il good one. It's
about equally true that a hens a
hen "a il is that an eggs an egg
live hens too.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-04-01

on; and thought | would gain
something on the hawks. My
lesser half has put down con-
crete floor in the brooder house.
If the rats gnaw through that, |
will let you know.
have a neigh Dor who has $50
young chicks, the youngest
three or four weeks old, all do
ing tnc. 1t does one good Just
TO look at them. They will soon
be ready for market.
have been shipping chickens
since January. Eggs have been
a good price, and my hens lay
we'll when eggs arc high. PIcn-
ty OF people around here do not
get enough in the winter to cook
with. | heard one woman say
she fed her hens warm mash
twice and she could not see that
II did any good. Now, let us
hear from some other poultry
Yards.
Editorial Note: Most poultry
ralscrs will doubtless gain by
using prepared chick feed. II,
reduces the labor OF feeding, and
usually causes earlier develop.
mcnt and the maturity OF more
chicks. II il will do this. a
slight additional cos, can we'll be
paid. 1t is TO be hoped tina,
Mrs. Berry will Let readers OF
the Gazette know a little later
whether she did not have better
results from early hatchcd
chicks than she has usually had
from those hatchcd later. The
early fellows get good start
before hot weather. red bugs,
lice and mites can rctard their
Development much. BESIDES.
they arc ready 10 cat when
prices arc good and make far
b.ttcr show room specimens the
first year at least. The incuba-
TOR - an ,iJ ., carl. 49,, t,,..
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-04-01

II. y. Harrington, Dalcvillc.
Miss, won a, the Jackson fair
pr. Berkshire pigs over six
months, !. pr. Berkshire pigs
under slx mcntds. |. =. sweep.
stakes on pen Of hogs any age
any breed.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-04-01

respect docs not differ much
from the old hen. We mention
this, as We arc often asked it you
could not hatch quicker IN an
incubator than under the hen.
Ii you arc going TO get ma
chine, now is the time 10 get IT
and put II TO work right away
Poultry Courier.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-04-01
The CIOverdaIs Stock Farm

oher- bargain ia "a S months old
i:eft ehlfc~ aud few pure bred buck
AnEora GpttA. Is Is. i. Rock egg,
from choice birds 81 ~. 10 Toulouse
1ccac rgg. -. We also breed short
Horn ra'ilc aud Che, 4ot sheep. II. &.
DAslpspS, PROV. Oblon Tenn, X. X. /.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-04-01
Pou|trynnen

ROckO
large blue barred with yellow legs the beav
talking about lay 500 l;rcedna
hens and cock. Eggs while las, 81 fas
Is $40 for Brown Leghorn price Little egg
m chncs. Address THE CRANE. BOU NDS CO.. 90
HKoo1 FARM, Meridian Mise
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-04-01
Turkey Eggs

cy best gobbler money could
buy. Sitting OF II eggs IS.
X. II. SrDprrH. Starkvillc, Miss
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-04-01
EGGS

mouth Rock eggs 81. . Mann
moth Bronze Turkey eggs -.
Augustus Street, Corinth, Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-04-01

To whom it may concern; Mr.. X. Nor.
ton Crane has resigned his position Of
manager of the \. X VI. Collepc nouI,r.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-11-23
Rome notatki te|egraflczna.

w Rydze aresztowano rewoiu-
cyoniste Jana Zandberga, dlugo przes
policye poszukiwanego, ktory wedis
w}asnego zeznania W leslie zamordo.
wal swego brata, by mu zabrac pasz-
mort tym sposobem ubezpieczyc sic
pred policya.
w Astracnanie odkryto spisek
celem Zamordowania gubernatora So
kolowa aresztowano mn6stwo osop.
- Nowy dyrcktor kolonialny nie-
miecki Demburg zazada cd rady pan
stwa wyznaczenia 300 milionow ma
rex ma budowe kolei zelaznych W a.
frykahskich posiadlosciach.
w Celowcu W Karyntyi splon$f
tamtejszy kosciol Najsw. Maryi Pan
nv, do ktorego odbywaly sic hczne
pielgrzymki.
- Ksie4na Karolina Marya Imma'
culata, malzcnka ksiecia Sachen
Koburg Gotha, bawiaca brata swe-
go, austryackiego arcyksiecia Franc.
Salvatore zamku Waldsee, zostaia
paraliaem tknieta stracila move.
- 2 Konstantynopola donosza o
iakims zamachu bomba dzielnicy
Pera, ale o szczeg6iach jeszcze ME
MONA sic dowiedziec.
= Dzisiai przybywa krol grecki do
Rzymu; nigdy jeszcze policya rzym-
ska ME zarzadzala tax nadzwyczaj-
nych srodk6w ostroznosci, jak. PREY
tel okazyi.
w New Yorku murzyhscy du-
chowni l inni przewodnicy urzadzaja
wiellde zgromadzenie d. l grudnia
celem przyjecia Sezolucyj W sprawie
haniebnego rozpuszczenia kompanij
murzyhskich W Fort Reno, Okla.
q Ell Paso, Tex, donosza, 70
slute1 snieznej zawiei W dolinie
Pecos, trzej ludzie stracili zycle, .
o kilku innych eniewiadomo. CO NJ
md sic stalo. ass,