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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12
GREAT NAVAL DISPLAY
- rvsS- CLASS sA-rLEs-tps
NAV VISIT cysrEs saw.


Washington D C-P-srrirsar ali
naval vessels q ne trEHrr5r f~~c may
--nst-zvuuS OF Ovss.r aav arr n sep
rene=r asEt Dc --vtew--f sw President
1ncsersr
>err~rarE 5acapzr-e ss.ss sszr 9 mi
mt yss b--r stsx1te,t ~ have a --vie~.
su- rhar ne zszs<ttnu NAV - eunss,f-
sr-I ar~r u z n t-~sse-sf 10 hag@
\ rszt~v- ne zz<r--t aurub~r of Amer
sczr warnings -ver lsS@nahissi 1r ur.
rs--ss VII Kzeasr a Ovsrer aar The
.-ss VII rsnsssr ae Ghsur q ar<r class
aarrissafv-. al n -se aavy -1r-ps rhs
ohtns Wlsxsrsin ant enc or rwa asn-
-rs n rne Astzris ssrss9run- arss sew
erai cruisers sad zs<S@ssS sszsz -
srr7vers
z Ia --Ttsr rE-s sl1r- = VII -
While sA- ---<sls ARE 90 tn@lr wv
suurh 10 ~nzs<- "a sfnrsr ssrzs- 7-zc-
-scs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

= e--ElG3A zAz ZzkE- Ia REtvie&
1t ! 1n1s,f el11zvggzrr
k1se- znz Ezz< EEsA-1 S-re zsurs
IN a1=zsfIv -=-ux
Por1o E2cu-s c1se- c-u1 81 BE rec
ar1 hr=..ker
711z SHEAR VII zz1 - s01
z-sss IN s1cizl1sr ssrxzs-
S.Zx Clzrx 1xzs r55sa z.
ea-. Aat zs4r Tr-1i4E1i- Cal
S@1ar1r ScDce. 0f Missouri savs 4
VII De Tar sn1 Brvzn
C1zzs1 VII speak n View Euxsaut
mi = LazEz
F-z1&- E1zrxssz s0u Of late IA,
s1u-c- 1urr n 1lr1nuhfI= srrs9-rr.
King E4E1rz WI abandon carr
r7rs1x
A9oi7.Ez 5zzs-a VII make sis In
A1zeieS xruU-Gs tre=c = Czion
E1pa1xss af PzzrsEzvanta r-zs
11.c dispose 0f e1zl Mining sruex
E&Ez-< Drznnou1 Azrartcsu esrs
-s1- 1-9r-~11st 4 Gaz1szziA
Gov Fax Gf Missouri szvx = =
z1r c1nEii1z-= asr 7rSszzzzr
Ambassador a=1fs Eznyarsr r-ccr-
ID szz7>ea ID a vs<cs1zrr-
MAJ Gen NsexsL s1r--rsv 9ruf.<
scr AZ military ra<stcs u Iapan- Eezt
Ea---sur Terrell Iksr 1z-zs zf Cen
Grant lied N Washington
N4EAzn ssLzn=r. sru1laenr =. ees
n Cssezz1 szzs.t<zlT
7Oosr- GzIzan- Il. xruppe.s a=xs az
rs -z-- near Dz-IzsA Tex
snow reports Dzxnra xaear <1uS
AMI Aheza a Es1e
Altunzo AZ Ss4.a Aas aAuzef a =.
cabinet
MrSl Thaxs uccner SAYS sh= newer
inr-u%.aE-t e.zzar-r - wHirs
VIE az E1an r. ExrIa- ss-sr-s
1zz- lead n 3oexzx.g Pzrx
LzEpxsn las strhfrz.1 N eauss
t2rs far ssnszsr II South caruIizA
TIE Lazzv1r-fx VII rissr ra& k.sx
AZ Begun
EissrGr1s vasar cruB = estimates
ar %. a.1sa aas ausn-ss
G0Eitz HaF a.Iu~ C1xnr Berf ~
zW
Roosevelt 1s<sinss 70 s<sssse ~ srx
- meeting
over1-1e szsazz<r ASsr.<z -awee n
u zerzu1a lssahlsE
AE<zz Dapuliszs hars zrznznsrsd a
-1ckzt af thexr s~r
lava sn<.aI<gs ax.u- a r1I ssxr.
rcx.<
A-xzaszz 1rueznlrsazisrs ncut-sr,
D Af.rx Pullx county. aur zuv=r-ur.
Georx-z socialists aa-s r = o.
.srr nr Envsr7ur
Gov FuIR 0t Missouri p.rssouss xa-
r1c1 Eedzsparh- train ru1hsr.
Lady Doyle. w1n. af Sir Arthur ca,
aan Dcyhe. fed n Larcun
P-uf L a Ward CHiezzu. kiIs~. ~
automobile AZ Bsz1aLn-
The PRESIDENT Urges Arlzpra vut- sar
x1inn wira New Mexico
An ASSASSIN. 4 = szsd- ar~f n zncr
n Ptnk=r-un- TIA 1sx-crzva
Asizs enal deposits are rspurs<f
zrzss- n tas -1rsd
Fsrsx cuSrnn 1875 n Cnr-f Sear-s
s1nsH ar Bruwuzri1e. Tax
Deaf zu-es of Texas hesz a -~,u5uu
n W1crL
a Nsrnaea chrcA. Eararx c~
many. VII 5e rehzfIt
Fan 20 have CEex=lznx a. ~.
1s=< n baagasE
ATa-1 -sEIsi--Ez ~ --
-2-e 2zEzr2z .1r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

ChiczSD-te-4S II ursssr Instructions
rum Eufxs n " La1sfIs. fvErr N rae
tez.e-aI susrr found the LArruu -1aG- =
y Fz1rhnra- rs former vice7r~sit=1r
N ehzr<e u sr1fas. ant ? \ Wa11-
rs s1rzsr -zrer1I freight 1zznr. <1fIry
Gf giving rebates br paying rae
Sc&~zrzsshiBf Z salzherz-r Co. PACK
es@ s. = car Euon traffic wafrA tie
zsncztnE e1rpxnv turned over u rae
rzlf-uast AZ 11nssns CRY
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

NaznfzgrGu-Ssc-=EarT Gf Artell-
TIRE Wilson VII soon start au as slur
Gf rns paextlx e~nrers ag TIA. eagnrrr
He VII Gp-n MS series az =nSzzzusnrs
IN Gniezgus where lie VIII Meet shs
Managers Of the packing interests.
heats of enncsr1z and nnme,fEars
s1bursftuarssS and rake NJ the uar-
rerx e1zn=cr=st vlrh enforcement af
the new neat inspection 1x
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

Ezrs.Fs s-sr-I - Sex Mere Terri
t-rr On P-rszr r-zuri-r
crecser

CGEsra1rtuupie-A Turkish n
1rreuge 10 setze further territory gu
The Persian r-uurfsr has b@-u eher<.
mated By rhs governor Of Prrzhkar-
Eha r=ggIss-f the invading s1rrz ac
JOS Tzrxlz1 r-xrIlarS and -ht zzagsnr--f
A-1b regulars. WITH considerable Io=s
% rhe rzEsse--.
Th= euH1csE 1f minister's he-~ kay
now instructed tne Tarx-sn rur.
zsEaItsr- Z-xkf Przhz. ID rsrkst-aw hf-
sruogs Erum zheir zasr advanced .osf-
Eislnss zaf ~ Iu1ff crr-her eanEsss SIR a
rupture xrrh Persia
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

S7rEg@eId m-The Faltc- claim
ID hive succeeded IN Identifying rna
Desperate VITO nsrurized n cry
SsTni1E- July L wien IL 4szau1-lssi
Ssrz- Fehr and kfIEsr Bsu Le.terse.
making his escape n Il srGIs1 ~ N
tia Eaee af xn nfu--arEE Zoo He q
said "a be Tscrro ScngiaI- 4 1arulesE
e1nTtec t-uu Chester pznirznElz-T-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

New F1rS-Thi1zc District A-r9g-
1eE Jerome rrsnstz u s1sa 3ruzserE-
-.nn Win Al esisr1rv- ls 5aes uGr IN
cz1t u give TAas n1ryfs< ease 1nv
5r~,zs1erez ever % homicide eases
1h=11 az = he riaI az tie vaurx
Pt--snErE 1fUnnai<s s1r k.IIfrg az
SSz1t1rIt White VII probably nat --stz
,fzce before .ct az Cc-1oer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

L0nsian-f0rsig1 Secretary Cray for
Great Britain Ambassador TErrurL snr
Italy. and Pa1I Can5su- h5r Francs.
hare agreed Gpsn the trztr Of rhs
agreement concerning A5vss5nia
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

Iohio-HIuurz ar- n circulation
here ID t1e effect that EarTuis To.
l21anese resident general az S~cGI- In
tzcts ID fsrhruns rhs present errperur
AZ k1rSa N tlu1r ut PRINCE wThx1
veo 3 said n havs tecElres n. syrr-1-
--u< ID -Ae rhruus- assszzEbgv 1u a..
e1rEnr oc diuess- H1rguis rrns frsHsrfr
paHeT IN Korea = -sueraIIv acr-prl-
BE ID rhe japanese zewsuapsrs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

William asEs bean safely 4ccugch=sf of
a sun he Aar - weiI aarrn=-E 1n.f
sS-ung- Berlin p>uris en=-res over the
eEr-A 1f n babe that may sBnae fIv De
ra- KAISER. IL he Ex n t1-s-rr Ina lC
x1rr==zi1a ID the rhruu@- The little
prince VII De named WEIhslrz- VII -
enr-S<enest 4IEzzz - I1f SFng Eat-
yzr1 x England vii a- rustraraer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

View F0rx-T1e Strange dtxzuRear
NC. az xsea 3aa hrnn rne treas
1rT q Ehs MIxlal Life rnsrr-
&1Ee Co 1tnrest By Prxstf=nr Peabody
n IA Enr~rGdnr af hss administrators
.n1 zllE1ts1 n ~ s1@ rrzez'fzle err.
4z-=a- a@ Es.- stz==rs-=s = hs-=
-z<1 lzE- = 49,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

= .s~s taisec stssr President sc1s<-
seit q. s-e matter - ->saruirzsiar.- .
said q republican zf Ions es.>rserc..
sc r-s Uriar League clue There ar,
t-s ssi-ss % czicsistef - Hr-irzrz tire
srcneer- - t-c csrsczrc ieersrfcr n
-sr-3in .siie1czi zxsr>srs snsr -is a.
sessi zr-erzresL sss-1 t-sr- rre sni..
-dsse ~ eser<iar nisnc- rscs. r.zr -e
szs vet -zrciess. t1r --sorrins-iu u-
arc s19id .ae ,<- -1s seer - sEsrzs
E1r.-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

T.xzrx1ra- TH-Tanes : Wax
ze- af Ecre- Ar<- fte-f n a xz1f-
1-im rsr- 1-an xgazHss i1tic.s.E a
zrrrh 1gu av P0zF Sar-s-wnIs. Hs
Wis =1<zxz1 n SarrsrxhIszs tzugn-
-er. kl=s@si Ter n rh- s1rs- and -ne
Errr< Euza1s 1r1er. Il = alleged
saw IL Ic-. sn0r the ruunz nan 1rsf
2<ur s1u E1ra ne reEuIE@r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

L1fzE@Sre- E1Gt-arxl solomon Go
bzlz 1nt her six children xer. burned
70 3earh ar aizar N Il IRE thar de-
sgrugssf rnsaE h1me herr >aEomau Co.
5s4l the husband and father xas
badly burned hur VIII recover The
entire family szz asleep xnen the ira
<Sar-ess
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

Wkz1Ing-nn-lr = Said that the
7r-zstezx endorses ghs plan Of max
1S Ia canning rzR1n1trzn eangrs<
zz1ua1 e1upzIsl aa what rhe at-
z-n1sz-1s-cn h1s trns during the r--
r-nr session
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

Paraz-rhe GogIsts mav 1II0w Caurr
8sEf GazSeI11s h1shan1I ue Anna
gsoaiaL zIm1HW Ths euHnr- having
been xncks,f gUr Of the chamber q
deputies fur rh= alleged purchase as
votes . standing for rz-elsetfor-
Copiss Of the srortss Of his treatment
uf his wife As published N ne New
York papers ar= being sent 70 Voters
U rhse tffsrrfrr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

Chattanooga Team Ten -aEt-
I1res al rhs eaVaIrT and infantry
sraosl Ir Fort Ls1venvor-n have start
st on n sCu1tenss -fp af review over
sherman march ID rh. s-1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

Oyster Bar. " Y-Prezidsnr RHcse
seEr VIII mt preside ar the reception
Ne Commercial Travellers A1rT-zzr
ieas-ze = - rsrde< William ! Bran
n Madison SQUARE garden. View Ya-z
arzrzx u. On Nr- Bryzn1s rsrT1 Eum
around ia wursL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

Chica=p-Ths fe@p xar=rxaxs curr
uirre~ Of the board of tfrecsDrs af shs
Chicago Commercial ASSOCIATION EKEur
n deep Waterway from the Iaxss ID tia
EIIr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

T1iez.1. 0--Pruzsezr1r David has
1-~4 nf1rz2t1uE IL FtnfIax lxzinss
lean D Rockefeller zad II. SsznGtarv.
Oh Ga alleging violation af he arrt-
-lsc law
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

FtnsiIa7. O--Sha-iR Z L Groves.
armed win 4 war-a-r s1r Tahn d
3o<ksfzlier and other Sczrdzrs. On C1
Officials. haz zun= u Cleveland and
VIII serve eh- VARIANT q RnekeseHer
IL =ouu n - rsEE1s frun Eu-uue.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

Little Rsck- Arx-A-rE+s@ Rogers
AID Prosecuting Attorney Ehocrr qf
Pzla=xt ergnry have aEet zssfr z=a3rzr
sae Warer$Ptervs on Co. alleging n
snnzp1racT To eunr-ul the 0urpur and
PRICES az GlL and ASKING damages N
lie SUN u e. 1sa 100.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12
BRYAN WrIl ACCEPT sENc~IxA.
Ton

wssninsrsr-Fsr-sr Uris<r sezr.s
serzssr 1sr-es q 1oreA ~ arsarssa
src sss =nsir-s- ~ the ce-rcc-z<ia
1sefsrzf -r--ie-e. .rsn ~-1 J. srszn
-sae ms =srrzisrs s1r sre sr-ss-
d<rcf m fsaS ard tsccl rzx reserved
. iserer s-s- Mr. srTsn N ~rieh ~
srre.rees t-sr he stH sc<-rr ire
-arrsrssseu far srsHdsnt for tre srir-s
si-s = e e.r1erea -ir-- The Ie>-
s.r . astrd st se1cshsirn. sssesen.
lure -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

Peursz- u-Szc=rsnz from n szst-
len Ar-zcx AZ 1--enriz. turing
xasca ses wandered fruEz 11as Iz4 u
.hs -1lI-uz1 Ezr1S. n 1iIe Away Mss
Mar- Mzrphx- 2<est -. 1 esze4sr n
-se Peoria 51hlfc ssAool<. enuuf<-=t
sslcste hx throwing 1erseir z-Ater IL
x1esEs a Il szf-cs1 s1zre- Esr had
vas czr a. and her n1s1r 1a1g.es1 N5
eause . asr--nez scr Ia zc- sxE<rc
2ccr eeals1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

San E-7nciseo-CcrgrssE WI
Eau aznrolph Ezzrxx said
Il scuir Ike - x<zc- s.ry cczItise-
~ saxr I am nc< a -zncidzf= for rse
ssroc-ztic pr-sic=nrizi sarninzrscr IN
<cr1~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12
TROUBLES HANG O'ER
CROWNED HEADS


Car s-sns1rs Cruise sr rio rsen-.
q 10 Sac. ser Scar ~ saerr~sre
sires-ls-zr 7tzrs 70 c<e-r1r- re
e-p~r-r ~ ssrea n rsssr ~
Prf-c. WE-~z
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

Pz-is-Er = stated that Capt Drxr-
rs vii receive f1H rerzrstznu II rhs
--cEEzea Ct E1e present iar1IrE. Lii
III ee rzrcse@ 1z- lsgicr GO nczsr
-sz-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

0Esrsr Ray. y F-Edzzr Erzz-srs
Clara grand eahet 1f IL arfsr se
Ale-tezI raalwzT e1rainesurs. has
essn appnrrss- ~ Fr=sf1=z- E,rx%
Esl- /. -s-ns- q -Hs s--s-<s.-a ~
80 ---z=zr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

Dezv=r. C1L-r1e Socialist parry af
cnLcrzEs1 k@lGf a cr1SscE1Cn N -1ts
CITY md nominated 4 mi state ESEke<-
asztss1 hy ETTIiaz D HAYWOOD. ser-e-
.a-r-easzrer 0f the W=szsr7 Fsstsrar
ZOE of Miners. 11w n prison n h&a1n.
1rr Euver-cr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

N-w F1r@The widow oG SANFORD
WHfre Vas paid By TIE EsIrabIs LIZ
Assurances scctecr srss-a4d
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

Aleasss Srzsss-Ar alleged ~
sr-rtE -zF-<1 August 7.serssrS
sr1 iefe sezt<ie. Nssn-- ss~ G<r~sry
rece-tix- sss beer sr-.ssea -srs-
-E s ACCUSED o< s@AvINc o.
SIGNS On rHE LIEE o. ENpEace
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

L1rdDz-rh> Cop-nhag-r e-r-s
seund-1r oc the Nor1inx Lender says
rtar The rszSuu s1r n z1znfurr1 enr
az ta- ears Tzehrtn< TRIP was rhs Is
euvery tHar mines aat be-r yIar-rf IN
tas rzif af Finland o0rtsEzlr ptra
he szr-nrtun Gc Blowing NJ SAe IN
7er-A r1rAr- Tie APPEARANCE Of a
szzps~sou<iccktnx eTzts IN The r1lf l-,i
th- azrhor-rte= u employ dfv-rs. Who
ecurd several mines
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

Pfee=r-a--zaTE TrArsvza1-Trans
vzAl v1Iurreerx. Win a sozz az aus
k.1Iszl A1d TWO wounded defsansst Il
srr<s az &5ss8 natives killing $50 at
han
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

Ie1erscn City. Xa-ME=s1zri
mines AID gzzr--es -1e past rear. nc
enrd-1x - q bulletin 7ruSuesr So
1S2 - xcr<1 0f VAIN
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

Sear-s. Wl-A-01 I1Ix , rA-
police oc rAts city acting af sa<
aa<r.-re u he Gsr=aan government
-7tief the sszz~ t1ruerz- csrruvf.-s
ey Azxlzsc 7n-~nh-rx q 6r1<klay-r.
and tszn9 . plzae a1r zak1l< osmhs
AIT internal machines
sss<noe-s s<fs s>sr-ie far --s-ssry
Germany MsY = As srst tire srs Ger
man government r>><s~e1 . ssr-irs
ho~ sez<-ts snse ~ s<.e--se sssis -
ersae - ssss0rse. c-s G<r-sr en-
psrsr- ssssrssrs szs sr-sse<.s az A.
TARA PRUSSIA. Frcsy
E1e German consul ar SsarrI4 suA-
seIuerk1x received a caslex-ruz from
Hamburg lasc-ur-izg hlm 10 nr-ssi
gars Tia Articles .efz-Sz suclr1.Iesf more
-saa 30 bottles at a<tfs aast ex7ss
ksves eructhIss. zor-arx 1zaliz. a
furnace ant -ursit<rshI. ssrz9 fr1u-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

The AsiiI<san Frzir Company with
headquarters az C@ki2nd- CAL r-r-nriy
bsugh< 40 acres af land near BsI1xi and
val establish y ix farm Va se<<snn af
sae Imam af<z r-zc<r Efrzataees than
Aiszi.uipps m the wzr at rzir missing
aa1k ~ea sha<e frum xr.zs distance ar-
b<xizrlnx % r>z-i< thzs Ee<
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

RzEnansf . .s< at al szzr-d By tse
tAr.z< af her hig zis<=r, Izekzsn- IN
rszrh cut and make sahar5 sf Tins ex-
e<slrnt hr-ze estv, bur . actively Sarzlnx
a,~sd N the wurx af municipal A.f seAzr
inpru~sznearzL Ths xarr planr rsu<nfiE
installed - dninx airssT. nnd ether NM
prur.menrz nxs being nxsxzxaf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

rAe 1nsura- GRAND Lnig~ sf Nssziszlp-
p - e-rxing . spsendsf mununenr 10 tas
n<mnrr al in dep.rssd Grand Ssrr-<zrF-
Sshn Esua Pu~=r. Ehira u n tsk~n al
ss<-<z - . grad znf gncd rzn- Ms
sszzrrl suffered n r-~rzzzhie ln=z IN ta=
<sz-< 4 r.sz srzzv --rt =- :. -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-09
SCHOOLS BEMEANED IN COURT
Public System of Education De-
nounced by Holiness Couple
Charged with Violating Law.

The sorry spectacle or man and woman
oenouncing the public school system of
omaha In police court was witnessed
Thursday morning before Police Judge
Crawford
William Lee. mechanic, residing at POI
Harvey street, was arraigned on complaint
of Truant Officer Parker. who charged Ice
with failure properly to educate his daugh-
ters' Clara and Nellie, Il and 10 years Of
age respectively. Lee declared he would
not send his daughters to the public
schools and was waiting for the estab
lshment of what he considered a truly
religious place of learning The police
Judge fined Lee s. and costs and ordered
him to send the girls to school
When the fine was announced Mrs Leo
broke in with, THANK you, Judge" Then
she went into religious frenzy, and. bury
ing her head in her hands. said: Praise
the Lord-glory be to God" She was asked
to leave the court room.
During the hearing of the case Mrs Lee
declared the Omaha public schools 10 he
rotten, crooked and corrupt and that all
were the same In that respect. The police
Judge gave the woman a severe rebulCe for
her rude remarks and told her and her
husband they must get into line and obey
the laws like anyone else
The Lees belong TO a religious sect known
as the Holiness church." After trial thew
said they would leave the city before tbev
would send their children to the nuhIic
schools. The woman distributed religious
tracts throughout the police station he
fore she left
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-09
E. HANEY SELLS OLD HOME
Lets WOodmen Circle Have Property
for Site of Their Hcadquar-
tiers Building.

Another important real estate deal was
contaminated Thursday morning when.
through the real estate firm of Robinson
& Wolf. Edwin Haney sold his house and
lot at the southwest corner of Eighteenth
and Farnam streets to the Woodmen
Circle, the womens auxiliary of the Wood
men of the World. for a cash consideration
of $4,000.
The officers of the circle will build a.
modern six or eight-story office and store
building on the site and will use the second
story of the building for their own head
| quarters. their present quarters in the
Woodmen of the World building having be-
come inadequate for the needs of the new
organization.
The plans for the new building will be
drawn this month and work begin I'm the
spring. The site has sixty-six foot
frontage on Farnam street and extends for
lS2 feet on Eighteenth street. The building
will cost at least $4,000
The new building will fill another gan in
that section of the city, which is rapidly
being taken UP for the erection of modern
business blocks.
The circle at its last sovereign meeting
In Chattanooga voted money for the MIR
chase of lot and the erection of a build
ing, leaving the matter of detail TO the
executive committee of which Mrs. Man
chester of Omaha is chairman. Mrs. Man
chester says as this committee does not
meet until May no steps will be takan
toward the erection of the building unt,l
that time. She feels elated over the sue
cess In securing a location as far east on
Farnam street as this one.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-09

to 10 yards, in fancy checks. dots. str
etc, all colors. worth $780, $125
ana *i.oO at, per yard. .................1
Our 0-inch natural Jap wash silk ,
worth &c, at, yard. ...................
Our 27-inch natural Jap wash silks, {
worth 75c, at. yard. .................. Z
2I-lnch black taffeta, our 800 >
quality, at, yard. Observation-Disclosures.
S6-inch black chiffon taffeta, our
Woo quality, at, yard................ 4
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-09
PAWNBROKER COMES CLEAR
MarowitS Il Acquitted ON Charge of
BuyinE Revolver that he
IOnged to Army.

The jury in the case OF the United States
against Fl. Marowitz. after being out about
an hour Thursday morning, returned a YER
dict OF not guilty.
Mr. Ma.owitz operates a loan office al AZ
North Sixteenth street and was indicted
at the November term OF the federal grand
jury for buying an army revolver from a
soldier named Brady from Fort Crook. The
evidence showed that Marowitz had made
an advance OF $3.50 on the revolver, but at
the time he did not know it was govern
ment weapon. The soldier had told him at
the time that the revolver was his own
personal property. Marowitz made the re-
auired report exacted from pawnbrokArs
the following day OF having made an adj
vance on such weapon. and It was later
identified and recovered as government
sroperty
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-09
STOCRMEN TOSEE ROOSEVELT
Small oattlsmen Will Appeal to President
for Land Lease Bill.
NEAT BEST TO BUYING THE RANGES
Relief from Present Conditions a,
what Nebrasknns Want-sOme
state Omcers in Favor
of the Measure.

The small cattlemen OF Nebraska, in their
effort TO secure the passage by congress of
the kinkaid or any other land lease bill
that will relieve the present situation"
will present their petition TO President
Roosevelt in the hope OF getting the chief
magistrate to cooperate with them. To
that end former State Senator Reynolds
and c. II. Cornell Of Valentine, as rep
resentatives of the cattlemen. will leave
for Washington probably Friday
The cattlemen did contemplate sending a
larger delegation to call upon the president.
but they have determined these two men,
who are thoroughly conversant with the
situation, can lay the matter before Presi-
dent Roosevelt effectively. 1t is possible.
however, at later date other representa-
tives of the small cattlemea may go TO
Washington on this mission.
Want Relief Mt once.
Representative Frank Currie of Crawford,
one of the independent cattlemen of Ne
braska. who has been foremost in the
promotion of the Kinkaid lease bill, had
this to say on the subject:
THE cattlemen simply want relief from
present conditions AS It is now. we are
prohibited from using the government
range in practical way and therefore our
business interests. which are the interests
Of Nebraska, are menaced. AS Mr.. Edward
Rosewater said i'm his address before the
Omaha Commercial club Wednesday. the
best method OF all would be for the govern
ment to sell the small cattlemen this land;
all Of us agree with Mr.. Rosewater in that
but we feel that that method cannot now
be brought into use and that the next best
is the system of leasing this land. So We
have thrown our SUPPORT to that measure.
We don't care whether IL is the Kinkaid bill
or some other bill that puts such law into
effect. What want is the law and we
want 1t at this session OF congress- We
believe the president will recognize the
merits of our case
1t has been learned that many of the
members Of the Nebraska legislature and
state officers are favorable to this lease
bill and IL is believed they may decide to
throw the weight of their influence toward
securing its passage.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-09
ORANGES! ORANGESlI

OIS7h4NIISo' OINA4NUES!I
our car of fancy Highland Navel Oranges
arrived and are the finest shipped this
season: they are large. juicy and very
sweet. The regular retail price of this size
is &c per dozen; tomorrow we going to
place this car on sale at, per dozen. :. 100
WE BUY DIRECTING COMMISSION
HOUSE OR BROKERS' PROFITS TO
PAY.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-09
Sale of Mems and Boys Sweaters
in each &C. Soc and " up
The Big Flour Sale as Advertised for Erida,

We have received two cars Of the very
best High Patent Minnesota Flour. made
from the best hard winter wheat II will
take more water and make much finer and
winter bread than any other flour on the
market. This -four Is worth 81 80 per sack
but we are going to Introduce this flour
into everybody's home in Omaha who are
looking for the best goods.
Tomorrow (Friday) only we will sell il.
per IS-lb sack. ....................,.10 90
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-09
Mammoth Sale Silk Remnants

All the remnants which have Accumulated
during our great clearing sales will be
Sacrllced in two great lots, follows:
LOT 1-Incuding remnants of 81 90 g7-inch
tanetas, all colors; remnants Of novelty
silks. our 15c Soc and 800 qualities.
remnants of plain mossalines, Loulsienes
etc, our Soc and SlO0 qualities, and a
large line OF fancy silks for suits in fancy
stripes and neat figures, at az
PtI SdTu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ ~
LOT 2-lncludlng remnants OF all our high
grade dress silks, I'm lengths of from