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Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-28
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Count Judge Leslie IL in !. Colorado
Springs, where he was called by the Sc
rious illness of a relative.
'k mas SsS S frame hermit dwe IL z Al Al
Forty-ffth street and Lafayette avenue.
Superintendent Rowden of the city hall
has started TO have the walls cleaned. a
process that has gone undone for a. long
time.
A complaint was filed in police court
Monday morning. against Jesse Tracy,
with intent to kill
The. stockholders meeting of the Real
Estate Exchange Building company has
been postponed until Friday. 1t will be
cial club.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Hawver announce
the engagement of their daughter, Carr o
Lelah, to DR.. Irving II. Eddy of Chicago,
Of September
While the weather was fairly cool Mon
day night, no traces of frost were notice
able in this immediate vicinity. Light
frosts are reported in central Iowa, but
caused no damage.
A complaint was filed in police court
Monday against Jake Schlank. charging
him with stabbing Frank Dinuzzo with In
ing was set for septembeE /.
The South Dakota National Guards ar
rived Monday hom Fort Riley. over the
Union Pacific and left for their destinations
over the Northwestern, The troops occu-
pied ten cars and numbered about 800.
Grant womans Relief corps will present
a handsome flag to the Old Peoples home
August 80. The event will be made the
occasion OF special ceremonies, at which
all the Woman's Relief corps and Grand
Army posts of the city will participate.
The work of repainting and reyarnishing
the woodwork OF the east wing Of the post
Office building Is completed and the maze
of scaffolding that has encountered the cor
ridors OF the buildings has been removed,
much to the accommodation OF the public.
Humane Officer Ellison Sunday examined
40 horses used by the Omaha Ice and Cold
Storage company and ordered four taken
out of service until collar sores were
healed out of twenty horses used by the
Atlantic Sanitary dairy he had one tenn
porarily taken out OF harness.
Surreptitlously some evil-disposed citizen
between Saturday night and Monday
morning, did take, steal or carry away
from the premises OF the Willow Springs
brass dudgeons and one Saunders pipe, al
OF which was the property OF the said Will
low Springs distillery, and the police are
now trying to locate the same
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-28

the roads. an It was not known how much
leeway the commission would give them
in preparing the new tariffs. Many Of the
local freight and passenger men have spent
considerable time in Chicago during the
last two months figuring out with the head
officers Just what the exact requirements
OF the law are.
The Burlington is the only road which
has made new rulings on the pass question,
taking the position that the laws on this
subject were operative at once. Other
roads take the law literally and will make
no changes until January 1, when the law
says the pass clause is operative.
The present law insists on the public
having complete information in regard to
the tariffs. The wording in many places
Is unlntellIgible in some particulars and
meetings OF the leading railroad officials
with their attorneys have been held to try
to find out just what the legislators in
tended to say.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-28
LABOR UNION IN PoSToFFICE
Clerks Form Nation Organization to
he AFFILIATED with Amerei-
can Federation.

CHICAGO, Aug. 27.-Representative post
Office clerks from six of the principal cities
of the west met in convention here today
and formed a national union under the
auspices of the American Federation Of
Labor. The organization, which will be
known as the National Federation of Post
office Clerks, is the first national labor
union in America to be comp o jed exclusively
of government employees. Delegates were
present from Milwaukee, Louisville, Nash
vile, Salt Lake City. San Francisco and
Chicago. Several other cities, 1t is said,
will be represented in the movement as
soon as It is fairly launched.
All of the branches that sent delegates
to the convention are now chartered by the
American Federation of Labor as Local
unions, and the movement to start the Ma
tional Feredation is said to have the APP
prevail of Samuel Gompers and his associ-
ates In the executive council. Formal
application for a national charter was for
warded to Washington tonight. The new
organization is based on strictly trade union
lines and the leaders in the movement de-
clare that within six months at least twenty
local unions will be formed, all working
in accord with the regular labor movement.
The object of the federation is said to be
to seek the adjustment Of grievances that
the postonice clerks assert exist by having
the American Federation Of Labor stand
sponsor for remedial legislation which they
as government employees, are prohibited
from attempting TO influence.
The officers elected were: L
President. e. b. Goltra, Chicago; vice
president, J. J. Fields Louisville; secretary
j, r. Pfeiffer Milwaukee,; treasurer. John
f. House. Nashville; National organizer
III. J.. Caveney, San Francisco.
The next convention will be held in In
dianapolfs.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-28
CUBAN REBELS DEFEATED
Continued from First Rage)

Continued from First Rage)
ing the insurgents now will forevermore
guarantee the stability of the Cuban fnsti-
buttons, while dickering with them would
expose the country to another disturbance
of the peace in the near future.
Palma Talks of Himself.
This is my first resolution" President
Palma declared, ''and l shall maintain IL
at the cost of my life. l understand my
duties and responsibilities to the people.
Such is the only method OF defending
Cuba's Institutions and civilization"
Senior Palma referred to his own sacri-
fees, long years in the field, imprisonment
and services while member of the Junta,
and said: sf.,
Poor I returned to my country as presi-
dent and poor shall / return to private
life 4 shall, however. have a clear record
and good name. I am disposed to ex-
haust my. forces and shed my blood, II
necessary, in helping to strengthen the
foundations of our prosperous republic"
Font Sterling. SECRETARY Of the treasury,
asserts, that the relentless pursuing OF
Mendietas force by Major Gomez on
Auglst Is and 2s caused the formers fol-
lowers to fall rapidly away, until Mem
dieta himself went to- santa Clara City.
where he expected to find friends and
Fight Lasts All Might.
A party OF insurgents commanded by
Colonel Sanchez entered the town of Be-
juoal, province of Havana, at II o'clock
last night, fortified themselves and fought
all night against an attacking force of
government recruits and rural guards,
without any other result than three of the
defenders OF the place and one rural guard
being killed. 4 $500 -.
Alfredo Zayas. president Of the liberal
party. INFORMED the Associated Press todny
! that there was absolutely no truth in the
report thst Vice President Mendez capote
had consulted with him on the subject
whether peace could be restored by Presi-
dent Paima's withdrawal from the presi-
dency by permitting capote TO succeed him.
The name OF President Palmas daughter
apears on the list of women who have
| offered. themselves to serve as nurses dur
ing the suppression of the Instruction.
| There are thirty Americans among the
recruits who have Joined Major Clews' new
rapid-fre gun battalion.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-28
CAR ATTENDS The FUNERAL
Continued from First Psge)

CONTINUED from First Page.)
The police have made hundreds of arrests
since Saturday in an attempt to get their
hands upon the organizer and participants.
which is evidently powerful, far-reaching
conspiracy, but thus far they have been
unable to secure the threads necessary to
enable them to unravel the skeln. All
that has been definitely established is that
two OF the men who sacrificed their lives
in the attempt on the premier arrived here
August "a from Moscow, where the or
ganization Is supposed to have its head
quarters, accompanied by two women.
They rented an apartment on Moraskin
street, one of the women passing as the
wife of one of the men, and the other as a
servant. The coachman who was killed
was not in the plot. Another young man,
bearing a passport showing him to be
student named Dulevich of Riga. had ar
rived several days previously and was
constantly In communication with the Mos
COW conspirators before the crime. Two
of the men. then wearing officers uni
forms. and the woman. passing as the
wifo Of one Of them. left Moraskia street in
a public landau Saturday. r.
Woman Disappears.
While on the way to NJ. Stolypin's
residence the woman disappeared and Dule-
witch entered the carriage. In the mean
time the woman servant also left the house
and disappeared. According to some re-
ports the woman, who passed as the wife
as one OF the conspirators, went to
Stolypin's residence and was among those
killed. The police are in inclined to believe
that the woman who killed General Min
was the servant, but her naturalization is
not positive. The door porter of the
Moraskia street house has been ar
rested as an accomplice Prince Nakas-
Ridges, who was one of the victims of the
attempt on stolypin's life. was the in
ventor of an armored automobile, which
Is for use in the warfare against the
revolutionists.
M. Bussel, proprietor Of the printing
establishment which was closed for print
ing the vibork manifesto. was another
victim Of the explosion. He had gone to
NJ. stolypin for the purpose OF obtaining
permission to reopen his establishment.
A passport bearing the name of Sophie
Iarionoff. a peasant from Penza province.
was found on the girl who was arrested
for the murder of General Min.
An unknown man about so years old. who
had been living near Peterhof since August
3 and who Is suspected OF completely in the
murder OF General Min. has disappeared
since the crime. Mile. Larionoff lived near
the man. Searches of their lodgings have
not resulted In the police making any dis
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-28
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

A son was born Sunday morning to Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Sundblad.
b. A. Peterson, c. Peterson and ]. A.
Edwards OF Rock Springs are at the Hen
shaw.
r. L. willard OF Denver e. A. Jersey
Willard
Mrs. G. Brown proprietor OF the Muir
ray hotel, Is slowly recovering from her
recent illness.
rsSSV.iis naye af etai iied irGih iu HscSs,on
spent at Moraine, Colo.
H A DeVaux or San Francisco, II.
Sflvernail of Lexington and A J. Walker
OF Fairbury are at the Murray.
Henry s. Friedsam and son of Beatrice
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-28
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but chamberIain's Collie, Cholera and
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l got caught out in hard rain and the
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/ had an awful time and had ii not been
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-28

on the speechmaklng by singing a song
which not only delighted the old soldiers
but moved a vast audience to laughter.
Inasmuch as other noise-making attractions
were in progress constantly the speakers
were seriously handicapped
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-28

BUFFALO. N. Y, Aug. a.-chlef Of De-
never been queried regarding stensland' :
baggage and had certainly sent no mes
sage 20 the Chicago police informing them
that there were two trunks belonging to
him at the Lake Shore baggage room mere.
AT the railroad statiorr Hething was known
relative 10 the trunks and ii was denied
session
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-28
J. Frank Gregg.

OAK GROVE, Mo. Aug. G.-Captain j.
Frank Gregg. who for the first half of the
civil war was in General Joe Shelby S
command. but who later was with QUAINT
rell. the raider, and is said to have been
in the famous raid at Lawrence. Kan,
died at his home at Grain Valley, near
here, Yesterday. -,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-28
DEATH RECORD
II. II. Wertz.

FERGUS FALLS. S. D., Aug. 27.-The
death of II. II. wertz, a financier of st.
Louis. occurred today at a summer resort
at Battle Lake. His death was due to
complication OF diseases. He was once
president of the st. Louis Stock exchange
and was also president of the Worlds fair
finance commission. His wife and st. Louis
physicians were with him when he died.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-28
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these diseases often con,e in the night,
every home should be prepared TO check
them without delay by having q supply
Of this excellent remedy on hand. All
druggists sell Il.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-28

Bee Want Ads. Produce Results.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-28
Women's Hosiery.

Here are two special good numbers in
American made hosiery that VIC know will
give universal satisfaction:
l. Womens black cotton hose made
from fine sea island cotton. has the indie
structible finish: will wear and give the
best Of service, full fashioned, have double
soIes and high spliced heels
&c A PAIR.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-28
Bee. August q. 1905

The weaves are constantly growing more
beautiful and the fairs stock surpasses
any we have ever had.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-28
We Have

Some specially new things to show !
in the new autumn dress goods.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-28
Materials for Men IS Shirts.

SEE HOWARD STREET WINDOW FOR
DISPLAY OF FINE SHIRTINGs.
New and excellent patterns and a much
broader range than you will find in the
custom shirt shop. Whether you want
fine quality, medium or low. we can surely
please you. The pattern that best be-
comes you is here.
PRICES FROM 15c TO sOC PER YARD.
In basement.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-28

Women's fine superior Isle hose. has
the indestructibe finish, color and wear
guaranteed. double soles and high splieed
heels
$50 PER PAIR. OR PAIRS FOR 500.
Special sale of all white Isle hose at
greatly. reduced prices .
Main floor. t. .....
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-28
Telephone Douglas SIS.
Today II Is Waists.

Our early showing already affords the
greatest latitude OF choice. The effects
are many and besutffui Plaids are much
in evidence.
Handsome silk waists. lace waists, net
waists. mohair wsists and weolen waists.
not attractive in beauty alone, but in price
az well. e.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-21

then, sitting as we do as jury, rep
resenting the liberty and the property
OF this great state. there ought not TO
be any hampering of he jury by any
lobbyist of either party we, sitting
as we do, should look at every ques-
tion unbiased, and should not be in
fuenced by any lobbyist, but should
see that they do not interfere with
our business. AT the same time. we
should be ready to hear the discus
sions and arguments and suggestions
from every man, be he ever SO humble,
because all Of them can give us some
idea. It is often said that every man
knows his own troubles best The
farmer his, the meeanic his, and the
dcctor his.
In connection With the race ques-
ton. We should deal with It can
dldly and take the negro as the good
God gave him to us. But he would be
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conlaminatng to society and by his
interference with Our ianilies and 30
our schools. J have no ill-wiil against
The b or old dafEies who are down att
The botiea of the ladder. / have
known them, ! have had them to work
for me and / have represented ther
in court No ill feeling do bear ts
The poor negroes, but he must rise b
mis- own efforts nos by leaning on thu
society of the white man. The only
solution to that question is to put him
into his separate schools with hi,
separate trustee to manage his owl
schools and thereby encourage hi
children TO get an education and ais,
know their place That is far bette
for him and better fcr US, aad | wan
TO say to you, gentlemen, that in tn
edrcation of the darkie we have th
signature and declaration of thu
President Oi the United States. tina
they are a failure ae soldiers The!
are all right as porters. farmers o
servants, but not the white mani
equal want to say that when tho
negro tips his hat and says boss
or capt" | would give him anything
he wants but when he says to mo
"set 'em up" like a friend or associ
ate, want to land on his jaw If hc
keeps his place then everything is al
right and there will be no differences
! think | know this subject and know
it from A to u. II we can 50 into
Republican state and find in their con
stitutional law something better thar
anything else, let us accept IT, Let US
not BIZ confined in one little narrow
circle and travel around and around
and never get anywhere.
| feel that we ought and that we
will make the best constitution ever
written on the face Of the earth. We
must go at Il fearlessly, honestly and
conscientiously and make great
state that will make bright our days
I thank you.
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Catarrh Of the Stomach
a PLEASANT. SIMPLE, BuT SAFE
AND EFFEcTUAL CURE ron Vt.


COSTS NoWing 20 ' ~
Catar,h os the stomach has long been
onsidered the next thing TO lncurahlc.
be usual symptoms az fua or
loatns sensation after eating. accom-
ianied sometimes with sour or wntery
isings formation OF Eosos. causing
igessure on the heart and lungs ana
inicuh breathing headaches tickle APP
elite. nervousness and general play
4 out, nnguid feeling
There IS often "a foul taste IN the
Mouth. coated tongue ana IL :he in
erior Of the stomach could be seen it
y show a Shiny, iuflamsd condi-
cAe for this common and obsh
ate trouble is found In a treatment
hich casues the food % be readily
thoroughly digested before it has am
ferment and rriat2 the delicate
mucous surfaces = the stomach. To
secure "A prompt and healthy digestion
s -he one necessary thing TO 20 an
when normal digestion il SEQUEL .he
ataTrhal condition viii have ''s1p-
reared
According 10 d.. Ifarlanson, 80 sif~l
ct and best treatment rs to use after
zach meal a tablet, c5mrosed Of Dias-
ase, Aseptic Pepsin, little Nix.
Golden Seal and fruit acids. These
abets can now be found at an ~
tores under the name Of Sturats '5s
qala Tablets and not being patent
Medicine can be used with 1'',!ett
nfety and assurance tha' healtht a1-
petite aud thorough digestion will fol
ow thel- regular use aft"- meals.
Mr. r. S. Workman. Chicago. Ms
7- ties; "Catayrh IS local condition
''esuting from a neglected cold In tha
dad, whereby the lining membrane of
he nose becomes inflamed and -
poisonous discharge there'rom pass
ing backward into the throat reaches
the stomach. thus producing catar-h ~
the stomach. Medical authorities pc"
scribed fo- me for three years TO- e-
tar.h Of stomach without cure, bu To-
day / am the happiest OF men after
using only one box Of stuart i'ss-
pepsla Tablets ! canno' find a5e-o-
p-iate words 60 express my good feel
ing. l have found flesh, appetite aad
sound rest from their use
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets 'Nc
safest preparation as wen as the SIM
plest ana most convenient remedy i"~
any form Of indigestion Cat1"-1 -
stomach. billiousness, sour st f '"fh
heartburn and bloatng after m as.
Send your name and address toby
fo- free :rial package and see ior
yourself Address T. A. stua';. ~
IS stuart Bldg, Marshall Mich
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There's tremendous difference in Clothes and everybody each
becoming interested in them that's
cation of No bks looking his
garments however STYLE expression
and in such they fail in todays meaning
the word clothes
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HOLDS FOR STATE RIGHTS

We must look 80 the interest not
only Of the commercial and profess
sional man whose interests we must
indeed protect, but we must look to
the interest Of the laborer and the
farmer We must not overlook a
single individual in this state We
can not afford 10 have one-sided
constitution A constitution for the
farmer alone would be wrong, and a
constitution fer the laborer alone
would be wrong. so let us make one
that will protect the interest Of all
and make it as broad a8 the citizen
ship Of the state. am sure that ulti.
mately we will reach the proper solu-
tion of overy question / want to say
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Priees-25, IS. so and IS ceats
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CONVENTION NOTES.

Hon J. p. Roetzel, of Blaine coun-
ty, one OF the leaders of the Blaine
co1nty Democracy who w@s in part
responsible for the election of Demo
crat in Governor Ferguscns home
district in in the city mingling with
tho mighty
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It seems as if the precedent of CIV.
ing SECOND place to the candidate
that runs second b wen established
precedent and it looks as If it was
worth white to go after big game and
take chances of scattering the shot
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-21

Sergeant at Arms William Durant
certainly explained the relation Of the
Indian TO the Democratic party when
ne made his speech of acceptance.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-21

The Democrats around the conven-
tion are unanimous in their praise Of
Jesse J, Dunn over his successful
campaign victory The gentleman
very modestly attributes the victory
to his party principles but the boys
insist that the manner that Dunn pro
mulgated Democracy was a very
potent factor in the victory,
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the recent campaign was a spectator
during the organization Of the conyen-
tlon yesterday Doe" as he is fam
iliarily known, to the press gang
'made good during the campaign but
Notwithstanding the fact states that
he does not want any Office at the
hands OF the party "The privates do
the shooting" said he"
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70 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

TO CURE \ COID IN 1--WE ~
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinlne Tab
lets. Druggists refund money II it falls
to cure. Il. W. GROVES signature s
on each box 25c.
He stated that the line rp Ct all Of
the lndians with the Democratic par
ty was inevitable on account Of the
treatment they had always received
from tho ether party.
Paul Nesbitt who was in charge of
the Democrats press bureau during
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