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Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-17

The following real estate transfers were
hled Tor record January l6:
Howard z Freed 10 John o. Sterner.
70, / block 4 Rediek Park -. !. l,5ao
Charles X. Guion and wife TO Peter
Petersen; lot :. block 50. Omaha. Il 600
Frances c. Cleveland and husband TO
Edward Roseweter. lot :, block lie
Jared E smith to Jared ] smith LOT -'0"
: block !, Patriok's Third Saratoga. $50
Jared J. Smith and wife TO Jared T.
smith. lot 3, block /: lots and A.
block and sis outlot 2 block :.
Patricks Third Saratoga. -.......
Anna CorTiEan 10 Martin Collins. lot
block . Logan Place. ............. l. 40
John vs.. Mcdonald. sheriff. To James
Il Moshans. lots II ana Is. block
John A Bennett, sherin. 10 John A
McShsne, hot . Lees subdivision of
lot l. block 8 Brookline. ......-.-- nm
Ellen E. Cannon 10 Oswald r. Ber-
SCH, sA1 swA ne14 and other land IN
Robert 3. FieminE and wife TO Harry S'i''
j Hackett uadss Of WsA feet 81
eksl feet OF nh NV nNAs S-l5-iS... so
William Fleming, administrator. 20
Ellen Belle slabsugh and husband 10
Anna n Partrldge SO feet lot -
ClarkE addition ...-................. / 50
Anna II Partridge 10 Ellen Belle Sls-
haugh. nS2 feet lot p. clarks add
Mar A White and husband TO 7.
l. Phelps, Eublot !. tzKlot l. except
sublot and part taken for Mis-
souri, avenue and Sixteenth street
IN c-l1-Ao .-r..-. laf
Harry s. Gates 10 Ida NJ Gates n5l
feet lot l6 block 5. sweesys add
J. b Blanchard and wife TO Fred
Bush. lots n and - block l00 Flor
James McGreal and wife 10 Joseph
Sanzierd. psrI swia s-1S-l3. -. / A.
National Life Insurance company ts
Alexander Beck ct al. lot T. block
II Shinns addition except WS5
trtA I. 90
ERNEST Sweet and wife 10 George A
Morton part lot Is, Kellogg Place s6ol
John q. SteIner and wife TO Milton
b. Walter, eE feet lot z BLOCK T.
Denises' addition .--...--...-..---...... l.60l
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-17
PRIOR F0ReERIES ARE GROWING
Estimated by Bankers that Three MIL
lion Dollars worthless Paper
Was Issued.

CLEVELAND. Jan. 16-AccOrding 10 an
Official statement issued today by the
bankers committee Investigating the Affairs
OF Denison, Prior & Co.. the bankers and
brokers who failed several days ago. the
liabilities of the firm, including the forged
bonds. put out by L. W. Prior. will aggre-
gate SS.O00.D00
The statement. as given out by the
bankers committee. is in part as felloFs
The total liabilities. including all for
geries, aggregate approximately Ss,OoO.Oo0
and there are valid assets either in the
hands OF the firm. OF up as collateral. OF
about sl,500.tao This total OF Ss0O0,000 in
eludes about s1.ovO.oc0 OF assets and nabili-
ties in the Boston and Cleveland bond de-
partments. which have not heretofore been
taken into account. the bonds in the
bond department are good and valid bonds.
largely hypothecated. and more than ample
to pay obligations against them.
Mr.. Denison was in Boston last Sunday
and had shipped to be turned over 10
the receiver something over s5O.OoO OF good
securities which was all the property In
the possession OF the firm in Boston.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-17
Women Give pleasant Rail.

Myrtle hall was taxed 20 It's capacity last
night with merry crowd, the occasion
being a masked ball given by the women OF
Alpha grove No 2, auxiliary OF Alpha camp
No. l. woodmen OF the World. Six prizes
being as follows: Women-First. Olga He'd
wall. second. 8. Friedman female charac-
terization: third. Mrs. Higley. Men-F1rst,
Robert Wiley. Chinaman: second. &. L. Hol-
liday. Indian; third, c. Higiey. The COM
mittee having in charge the awarding OF
prizes was composed Of Mrs George T. An
derson. chairman: Mrs. NJ Keiser, Olga
HedwalL Mrs. NJ. Dempsey and Mrs. e.
Eden.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-17

II the Arms from which you buy your
goods. Mr.. Business Man. know how Omaha
is growing, wouldn't II help your stand
ing? Send each a copy of the New Year
Jubilee Edition OF The Bee. II will help
you'll Will help Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-17
PAYERS TO MAZE KEEN FIGHT
Contractors Expected to Enter Int Sharp
Composition This Year
MANY CHANGES ARE UNDER PROCESS
murphy Reported n. Representative
of A. L. Barber oomPs.y spa
John Grant as Going
TO Retire.

The outlook for brisk competition among
paving contractors for large amount OF
work in Omaha this year is regarded at
the city hall az encouraging. Conclusions
are based upon Developments among the
big paving companies and indications OF
healthy battle not only in asphalt, but in
brick block as well.
As a matter OF fact. however. all new
paving in Omaha next year not already
contracted for depends upon whether
$4,000 intersection paving bond issue is
authorized by the people by q two-thirds
vote at the spring election. The intersec-
ton fund is empty and paving work can
not so forward until 1t is replenished.
Many changes have taken place among
the operating officers OF the Barber Asphalt
Paving company during the last few
months. including the resignation of Super
intendent Mclaughlin OF the Omaha dis
trict. On the other hand, the A. L. Barber
Asphalt company, which has valuable con-
cessions In Venezuela. is pushing Its cam
paign against the other Barber company.
Of which John Mack is the head.
Murphy with A. 4. Barber.
Locally Il is given out that Hugh Murphy
will represent the A. l.. Barber people
and will give the Mack people a warm run
for their money on local contracts. II was
noticed last year that the Mack company
stayed pretty well out Of Lincoln and Hugh
Murphy only landed q few asphalt con-
tracts in Omaha. but this kind OF an ar
rangement will hardly 20 This year il is
said
Last year 81 $50 yards Of brick block were
laid in Omaha. against 52,2oS yards Of as
phslt.
A report has got around that John Grant
may retire from the asphalt paving bust
ness in Omaha and go to Virginia to live.
He is in that state at present. Charles Z.
Tanning who has controlled the Purington
brick situation in these parts for several
years. il looked upon a probable pur-
chaser of the Warren asphalt and bitulithic
interests here from Grant.
Last year was regarded as one OF very
fair paving prices by City Engineer Rose
water. 57.55S yards of brick block being OBJ
tanned for s1Zs 17e and 52.2Oe yards OF asphalt
for s12s,s8 This yesr he expects price con-
ditions to be even better
Only one contract is hung over from
last year and that Is held by Hugh Murphy
for South Tenth street from Center to Cas-
tellar. which IL to be foored with asphalt
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-17

Ofticer ThuInaE caught Nels Lundin AZ An
early hour this morning robbing the cigar
EfoFc uf "a. BeSolin. g1O Nofth Twenty
fourth street. Iundin had broken in win
dow with brick and had appropriated I'VE
l'eNeE at cigars when the Officer nahbed him
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-17
WATCHES. Premier. 18th ana Dods.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Julius Wei and his new bride Of New
York are visiting al the home of A Drey-
foos.
J. c. Huteson and wife leave tonight for
San Francisco and Los Angeles. TO
spend the winter.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-17
The Food that Does Good
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All druggists two siEes. soc and 81.
TRIAL BOTTLE SENT BY MAIL
20 al sending name and address TO-
ozomulsioa Co.. rs Pine ST.. New York
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-17

We stsll have COPIES OF me New Years
Illustrated Edition Of The Bee Order them
nov bs1srs rhs edition Il exnauslsa
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-17
ONE VOTE AGAINST DtPEN
Bsv Tork Senate vs;s. Dove Rssolptiss
Requesting ssss'sr 10 Resign.
DEMOCRATS ARE EXCUSED FROM VOTING
Acriasases. Debate ON the subject
occupIe. Three Beurs-a.sher
without snPport Of Other
Senators.

ALBANY. n. T.. Jan. ls-The stat.
senate this afternoon. by a vote Of % TO 1.
rejected the resolution Of Sens tor Edgar 7.
Bracket Of Saratora. demanding the rcs.e-
nation Of Chauncey NJ. DepeW from the
United States senate. After q debate lasting
more than three hours and characterized
on the one hand by Senator Depew ana
srsfing Pronunciation Of Senator Depew ana
the insurance companies. sn6 on the other
hy almost every harsh criticism of the
Judgment and the motives Of the introducer
OF the motion. the roll call showed Senator
Brackett's own vote 20 be the only one In
favor OF the resolution. Every other re-
publican senator voted against Il. with the
exception az Senator -Arnstrons % Roches-
ter who rs in New York al work on the re-
port OF the insurance investigating com
inittee. and ne sent q telegram to Senator
FULLY. his colleague IN the committee. 10
the effect that II he were present he would
vote against the resolution.
The fourteen democratic senator's were
excused from voting on the resolution, al
though the motion to excuse them was op-
posed by Senator Brsckett. who expressed
his desire to put every senator on record
on this moral issue" Senator Grady. the
democratic leader. said the democrats re-
gsrded the Depew matter ms a purify per
sonRl republican one.
senator Grady said they die not regard IL
as Senator Bracket said he did. as great
moral issue
The principal speeches in opposition to
the resolution and In defense OF Senator
Depew were made by Senators Maltby. Cas-
sidy. Raines. CogEeshall Lewis and White,
while Senator Elsberg denounced that reso-
luton and it's intioducer and said especially
that the senate was m no position 70 pass
such a resolution while II rested under
Senator Brackett's insinuation that its
members had been dehauched by the use of
yellow dog funds
Senator Cassidy referred 10 Senator
Depews active critics as fomeuting public
censurs in order. under the cloak of re-
form. 10 steal his nfirisl position.
Bracket Opens Debate.
Senator Bracket declared in opening the
debate that he had introduced the resulu-
ton IN obedience TO what he believed 20 be
the solrlen demand OF the rlEht-thinkfns
people of the state. He denied that he had
the slightest wish to humiliste Senator
Depew more than was necessarily Implied
in any possible resolution Of the kind"
lie asserted that there was lack of con-
foencs in the senator named which haze
been caused by recent disclosures He de-
MED the assertion that II was not within
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-17

SECOND HAND AND SHOP NOR,
SAFES AND STTFF.

In moving ~ our new location We fud
that We have quit lot OF stun 70 DIS
pose OF al ricacuions prices such az shOD-
desks. two three Williams lyIse y. N efs
Two standing desks. some chairs H-ss.rr
filters. two OF three secondhand sofa ioun-
taiils two old stoves electric and Es.sal-nt-
automobiles q 6 n. p gasoline engine a
hlacksmith's hand-power post drill a d.
n p mOtor generator. and . lot OF Old
lumber. including Epod bunch OF s-iDch
plEnks and either lumber.
l J. J. DERIGfTT a CO.
a-Mssz E1s
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-05-30

their convenience. They also
had been unable to force me to
buy, at a loss to the State, from
firms they favored. | had block
ed their little game 10 force the
board TO buy from heir bench
men and let them usurp the
powers the Legislature had given
to the State board
"When they found it impossi-
bic to get anything against my
official record, to crafty their
spite they endeavored to blacken
my personal character. | had a
copy of the testimony taken in
Cincinnati They attempted to
blacken Supreme Court justices
and Circuit judges Of this State
by asking if they had received
presents of whisKey or other
things from the house | had once
represented in a clerical way"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-05-30
A Killing in Self Defence.

Roanoke, Va, May 26.--John
Britt, a foreman of construction
on the Underwater Railroad, this
evening shot and killed Barrett
Greasy, of Cambria, Va. Greasy
was recently discharged from the
position Britt now holds. Greasy
and some of bis friends went to
where Britt was working this
evening and assaulted him. Brit,
was knocked down and seriously
injure He managed to draw
his revolver and fired two shots
into Greasy, killing him. A
guard is protecting Britt from
further attack.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-05-30

e.. w. Fouts. Postmaster Mt Riyerton.
Ia nearly lost his life and was robbed OF
all comfort, according to his letter. which
says: For 81 years / had chronic liver
complaint, which led to such a severe case
of jaun dice that even my finger nails turn
ed yellow; when my Doctor prescribed
Electric Bitters; which cured me and have
kept me well for eleven years" Sure cure
tor Biliousness, Neuralgia. Weakness and
all Stomach, Liver. Kidney and Bladder
arrangements A wonderful Tonic. Al
Fnnderburk Pharmacy, Crawford Bros. j
f, Mackey Co., Drug store. so cents.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-05-30
Deaths from Appendicitis

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them.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-05-30
Sensation in Columbia.
Maj. Black, of State Board of
Directors, Threatened to
Shoot Mr.. Lyon, of the
Dispensary Investigating
Committee.

Columbia special in Saturdays
Charlotte Observer: Maj John
Black, of the State board of dis
pensary directors, held up Rep.
resenative j. Frazer Lyon, of the
dispensary investigating commit
tee, on the street here to. day
and, after applying many vile
epithets TO him and using
abusive language about what
Maj. Black regarded as the per
sonal persecution Mr.. Lyon was
pursuing against him in the
name OF investigation, threatened
to shoot him, and told him that
he was a mind to shoot him on
the spot, and that if he was not
armed to go get himself armed.
Mr.. Lyon says he was unarmed
and went to his room at the
hotel.
Mr.. Lyon reported the matter
10 the investigating committee.
Chairman Hay suggested that
the Governor had the power to
remove, but the committee, after
going into executive session, an,
nounced that the record Of the
incident would be promptly turn
ed over to the Governor for such
action as he saw fit to take, with
out recommendation from the
committee. Governor Hayward
went TO WATERFORD to his plan
tation yesterday, but is expected
back Monday.
Mr.. Lyon told the committee
that Maj. Black and ex Chair.
man Hub Evans, of Newberry,
had repeatedly threatened not
only the lives Of himself and
Representative Christensen. but
had inundated witnesses by
threats. He presumed that Maj.
Black today vas lncensed over
the fact that he had gone to
blacks home al WalterborO to
investigate the rumor to the
effect that Black and Evans had
bribed a member Of the Leeis'
ture from that place. He added
that the investigation would con-
tinue, regardless Of thre ats. The
threats were of no concern to
him personally, but he thought
the committee should take some
action against the work of the
committee being inteIfeled with
by intimidation Of witnesses.
MAJ. BLACKS SIDE OF THE
AFFAIR
Major Black talked freely this
afternoon with The Observers
correspondent regarding his af-
fair with Mr.. Lyon. He said ::
81 was incensed at Mr.. Lyon
because it appears that Mr..
Lyon was attempting to hound
me down and blacken my per
sonal character because | had re-
fused to allow Mr.. Lyon to run
the State d~ispensary 10 suit him
SELF. When | went 10 lhe dispen.
sary found tie institution il
half million dollars ~ debt for
G.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-05-30
R.F. D. Routes.
How Patrons May Aid Faith
full Carriers.

btSip
You will be doing your carriers
a great favor If you stamp your
mali before putting same In box
or s government stamped en-
Velopes with return upon upper
left hand corner. This will guar
antee delivery or return of letter.
If you should not happen to have
stamps or stamped envelopes,
wrap amount up In paper. Re-
member that in cold weather, if
the money is put in the box loose
the carrier has to get off his glow
es or mittens to get hold of the
loose pennies.
Always stamp upon the upper
right hand corner
When addressing a letter to one
who is not a regular patron of a
rural route postofice, you should
mark on the envelope in whose
care the letter or package should
60.
IN addressing your letters do
not write above the middle of the
envelope as the address may be
partly blurred by being struck
with the post, marking stamp.
In regard to boxes, help your
carrier by having a good nj In
a good easy place to drive up to
and always have your mail ready.
If you have visitors who are
expecting mail, you should give
the carrier their names.
Any mail matter deposited In
box is subject to ordinary postage
rates.
Packages should be well wrap
ped and securely tied, and all
valuable letters and packages
should be registered.
The mail boxes are protected
by the government. Any one
tampering with them should be
reported at ono to your post
master.
Don't let your neighbor hitch
his horse to your mail box post,
80 that your carrier has to get
out of his wagon to put mail in.
Don't forget to clean snow
drifts from your box.
Don't let your mail box lean
half way yer.
Don't set your box on your
picket fence. If you do don't
blame the carrier if he hubs your
fence and tears off a dozen or
more pickets.
Don't put letters in the box
and forget to raise the flag.
Don't forget that the flag
means much to carriers in the
way of saving time.
Don't forget to nail your box
on the post when your neighbours
cow rubs 1T off.
Don't forget to haul a few
loads Of gravel and put around
your box, so that the carrier can
get your box without miring
down.
Don't be afraid to meet your
carrier half a mile to get your
mail while the roads are bad les
pecially where he has TO retrace)
He Will more than repay You
when You get busy with your
crop.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-15

S. 6 nglano ftarb iingIt eli
&ino infolse bes @enufes bon pri
meln.
9 enares in Sftinbien beiiB.
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bereits 3rauenSeiti9riften in 9iin'
uno Jiine.
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trGst unb audi Den 9arten betpGfert.
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mems Clubs" aGblt gegenpGr.
tis 223 Rlubs nit inssefammt 1929
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am 6afen. 6err Root tuuroe bon ben
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Woltsmenge In Surrabrufe ausbrad.
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gbren Der @dHe nit ameritaniI9en
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forte bes 8. Gabaqeris= &egiments nod
benz &egierungspalaf unb ,tuurbs bonn
prdfoenten aIcOrta empfansen. 9eute
abenb fanb i'm Rssierunespalaf ein
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gen bes Bodies erfiQt Bot, babsn BITE
Glh8tlinee. tuel9e ben Sdub Der bris
tii8en @efanbti8aft iu9ten, nit aus.
nabme bon 3ueibunbert, tpel9s peri6ns
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f6afts : @ebdubs berlaHen, unb bic
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tuaren. tebren suriid. Slluminationen
sur 5eier Der reusn Orbnung Der
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net tporben.
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26rperidaft fOll aus ftnf3is Witalie.
bern befe6en, bic tbeilueiie aus allen
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fattinbenbe Snternationale Suberfu.
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Or. WaIib, philadelphia.
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fanii9sn @ren3e tn Der Nd6e bon
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9ung. neil bic &eeierung bon algerien
useen her Weigerung Der 8srtreter bes
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2auHsute 3ur grfhqung ibrer 9anbelss
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bat. Den Stdmmen feblen infolge.
beKen bic 2ebensmittel3ufubren unb He
broben, In 3ufunft TIRE SntereRen
6rantrei9 anbertrauerl 3u molten, psnrl
bic Beamten bes Sultans bic algeris
fdsn 6%orbsrungen ni&t iofort CT.
ftaen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-15
&dtbiforii@e
Segegmuag pur &ilbelnt nnO G0iuar6 finbet
bente ftatt.

Ser Gsar elm ge6rodener Mann. -BGpfhdeS efeble on Jranfreid's &erfid.
-Seufdsamerfamitber Setnngsmann bdn &aiier-Ginseborene
nod INNER feinoieig.-SitleM~ tenidemeben berniftet.-
GeieB segen &nfenE Ginpanberung beribdrft-
Goloene 3it.-Stntskfretir Sopt
%grpBarig empfangen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-15

Wantla, IA. Wu9uf. g0us
perneur Sbe tebrte bsute bon elmer
@siie nod Der Sniel 9spts bisrber 3u.
rid. Sn &afIoban bate er eine Be-
fpre4ung NIT ben @enerdIen @oob unb
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febern tiber bic Auffdnbe Der pulaia.
men. Die SorfOberbdupter beripra&en
9errr Sbe feierlt&f, BET Der Inter
brtidung Der ginseborenen .rnruben
In isber Weife behhlHi9 3n iein. Ole
urfa@sn Der fetnbIt&em ueberfdue Der
puIaianett werben barauf juradge'
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-05-04
KANSAS WESLEYAN, $4,000.
Carnegie Offers SaIina University En-
dONKment ON Conditions.

Carnegie Offers Salina University En-
dOWTnent on Conditions.
The Salina Union says that PreSi-
dent T. W. Roach Of the Kansas Wes-
leyan university has received a let
ter from James Bertrain, Andrew
Carnegie'S private secretary Of New
York in reply to one written by
President Roach, stating that Mr..
Carnegie will give $4,000 for a Sci
ence building for the university, if
another $4,000 is raised in available
securities for maintaining a science
department. and with the provision
that the Indebtedness against the in
stitution be paid of Nominally there
is a debt Of $17, zoe against the college
but Prof Roach says that S12, 600 Of
this amount has been paid of, leaY-
ing only $4,000
This would be a much desired ad-
ditiOn to the college and would put
the institution wei up among the big
colleges Of the state, aside from the
great advantage to students Of such
department
There IS certainly perseverance and
activity enough among the friends Of
the Kansas Wesleyan to raise this
amount Of money which will not ex-
coed $4,000. There IS q large terri
tory outside Of Salina that viii con-
tribute TO the fund Every old stud
ent and their friends would work for
the proposition. The Methodist church
is strong in this section Of the state
and il would be reinforced by a large
liberal element outside. The matter
should receive due consideration and
undoubtedly will