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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-21

to tho aspirations of a people are not to be
secured by advertisement. A government
proposes the people adopt or reject song
or anthem and make it a national air"
Under despotic governments only, II ever.
are such Official selections accepted God
Protect the Car IS the national Russian,
or rather the Russian government hymn;
Haydn's Hymn to the Kaiser" has similar
but no greater vogue in Austria.
"Das Deutsche Vaterland" is officially the
recognized German air; Die Wacht am
Rhein" is the popular one. For many years
in France "Partant Pour la Syrie" was
the national air." la Marselllaise'' has
been the peoples favorite since it was first
sung over a century ago at the beginning
OF the French revolution. In Italy Carl
baldrs hymn is the popular, but not the
Official, national air. In American crowds
or American audiences the stately music
Of Hall Columbia" never causes the NOV
ing feet or the singing accompaniment OF
Dixie"
Popular preference determines. formal
legislation can prescribe. the acceptance
as popular OF any song or anthem. Even
IN England, where the conventions OF army
and ofhcial life are tenaciously observed.
Rule Britannia" the music Of which was
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-21

ORDA1-Regular k2e5 stove
AvA ts'sssstssss.sssssssssss, k.2h
Gesollno ovens, regular $40 and S2lS
ASt NA'Vo anu 20
Poultry Netting, special, per so ft..,h 70
And Double Green Trading stamps
Dirt Wheel Barrow, special. ...,..,,,.,u.3
And Forty Green IrauIng Stampz
Good Steel Riveted Hoe....,,.....,,,,,,,I5 o
One-Piece Steel Hoe......................, loo
Extra good Steel Hoes at 45c, SSc and 500
And Thirty Green Trading stamps,
Extra good Spading Fork, SIC and. q. 74c
And Forty Green Trading Stamps,
Carpet Beaters, 25c, 2Oc, 15c and. 12o
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps
Scrub Brushes, extra good. 100
And Ten Green Trading Stamps
Rubber Hose, Soft lengths, $500, $3.50
anu 49,. '........,....s............ $3.50
And Double Green Trading Stamps.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-21

composed by Arne. has been generally re-
placed BY God Save the King" a com.
Posltioh or disputed authorship. The Wear
ing OF the Green" in Ireland owed its nop-
ularty to no Official recognition; indeed.
Tor a considerable period It was legally in
terdicted In some Irish counties as an ap-
peal to revolt and an Indictment to disorder.
a wiser and more tolerant view OF its effec-
tive appeal to Irish emotions has been
adopted since the Boer war
The Star spangled Banner is probably
secure In patriotic American favor II no
more serious assault upon its popularity
can be devised or suggested than an adj
vertisement by the government authorities
for a substitute, the selection OF which
could be determined upon by "a council Of
musicians from all parts OF the country"
National airs are not sung by the people OF
country because a congress, a Parliament
or national assembly so ordains or rec
ommends. MUSICAL councils cannot regu-
late public taste or preference in such a
matter, and Secretary Bonaparte was dis
Greet In refusing 20 commit himself 10 the
furtherance Of any plan TO do away with
THE Star spangled Banner as the rec
ognized national air for most Americana
New York Sun.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-21
NATIONAL HYMNS TO ORDER
Movement to suppIant "The STAR
sDangIed Banner" Receives an
OmciaI Frost.

Secretary Bonaparte did well not ito COM
NIT himself to the project Of Offering a
prize for a new national air 10 be selected
by a council OF musicians from all parts Of
the country"
He was wise TO withhold even his en-
dorsement Of the project Of advertising for
a national air, and perhaps OF offering SOU
venirs as an lnducement 10 competitors.
'"The Star Spangled Banner" which It is
supposed 70 supersede, was composed by a
native OF Secretary Bonaparte's home state.
Maryland. Very recently in the Albany leg
islature a measure was seriously discussed
making It mandatory upon school authori-
ties IN New York 70 insist that all the
words of the Star spangled Banner" tall
the verses without curtailmenU should he
sung by the school children, with whom The
Star Spangled Banner" is a favorite, made
familiar with frequent repetition.
National hymns. however, are not made
popular by legislation. and songs responsive
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-21
SATURDAY
IlN hAKDWARE

DANGLBR-THB ONE MINUTE GAsI
tAN9A-sANEs FROM " AZ % PAkI
~ENF GAS-SPEClAL DEMONST
ION AND COOkING sCHOOL.
BASEMENT.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-21
DENIED BY A METEoRITE
Great Hole in the Ground In Arizona
Explored and Explained by
GeOIOEists.

In Coconino county Arizona, about fve
miles south OF Sunshine Station, on the
Santa Fe railroad, is very remarkable
eminence rising above an almost perfectly
level plain and known locally as Coon
Butte or Coon Mountain
This so-called mountain consists Of a
circular ridge from. 100 to $50 feet in height
surrounding an almost circular depression
In the earth about 400 feet deep and APP
proximately three-ffths OF a mile In diam
eter From the bottom Of the depression
To the crest OF the ridge surrounding il
the distance is from $50 TO $50 feet,
The depression has a general resemblance
TO crater, and superficial glance con-
veys the impression that II was really the
crater OF volcano which became extinct
ages ago BIOLOGISTS however, soon OBJ
served that the rim around the crater-like
depression is not composed OF volcanic out
pourings. The hole is found to penetrate
from twenty TO forty feet OF red sandstone,
then from 80 to SO feet OF yellowish lime
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-21
"T-Knew-Him-When" Club.

George AIDE was talking with a friend
the other day when the name Of a third
man was mentioned.
do you know him?" AIDE was asked.
"Oh, yes" replied the author, he be-
longs 10 the I-knew-him-w when club"
What club is that?' the friend asked
"Oh, those are the fellows back home
who talk about me and say, Why, 1
knew him when he was working around
here and you'd never think he was going
20 amount to anything. II has a big
membership. New York Sun
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-21

There are some geographical evidences
pointing to the probability that as time is
measured in geological epochs the fall Of
this meteorite must have been compare
lively recent occurrence. Mr.. Tighlman
names 1000 years as the utmost possible
limit, but believes that period inside OF
5000 years Is much more nearly in accord
with the facts-W washington Post.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-21
Another Victim

OF an accident. Ben Pool OF Threet, Ala.
was cured OF his wounds by Bucklen's
Arnica salve. Try It. Is cents. For sale
5y Sherman s Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-21
Buster Brown
SOC

Have you purchased any Of those Coat Shrts See
Harvey Window
BOYS SCHOOL HOSE, worth 2Oc 81
And five green trading stamps
r. & w. FANCY VESTS M
SATURDAY-Any Fancy Shirt in the house. in On
Guiding all $3.50 goods, detached collars for ... JUG
Young Mems Telescopes and Novelties in pearl, EA
brown nutria and black, $500, $780, $500 and. AsOU
Mems Conservative Styles in black nutria, brown IN
and pearl, $500, $780, $500 and ............. AsOU
Mems Brown and Black Stiff Felts stylish blacks RI
$500, $3.50, $500 and. HsOU
Boys Soft Fes all shapes and colors En-
$3.50 $1O0, 75c and. JUG
Mems and Boys Golf Hats and Caps Or
$1OO, 75c SOC and. EOC
Chldren's Tams all colOrs 0E
$3.50, $780, 75c, SOC and. ZOC
Arizona republican., 1906-11-02
STONED AN AUTHORIZES
STRIKING CHAFFEURS
There is No Prospect. of a Settlement
of the Auto Transportation Dispute
in New York.

New York. Nov. There is no set
Element in sight of the trouble between
the New York Transportation company
and its string chauffeurs and prac-
tically all the companys automobiles
are still tied up.
Strike sympathizers this afternoon
surrounded an electric vehicle in which
was Miss Bessie Glen Buchanan. a
writer of Pittsburg. Believing the cab
was empty, strike sympathizers hurled
stones at it, Miss Buchanan scream
ed for assistance.
Among those who We're in the crowd
was Arnold DAILY. the actor. He push
ed his way through the crowd and beg
ged the men throwing stones to desist
as there was a woman in the cab.
They at once assumed an apologize
air and avowed they had thought the
cab was empty. They scattered when
a policeman appeared.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-02
NO YACHTS THIS TIME.
But a Race For the More Useful
FISHING Schooner

Boston. Nov Sir Thomas Upton.
who is visiting in Boston. announced
today that he viii offer a prize for
race between fishing vessels to- be
open TO vessels from all parts of the
world.
Sir Thomas reached this decision
during visit TO the wharf. where he
inspected several fast fishing schoon-
ers. The details of the race will be
arranged later.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-02
A CASHIERS sPEcULATIoNs.

Toronto. Nov. The loss to the on
tario Bank through the speculations of
Charles McGin, the ex-manager is Of
ficially stated as being $1,5OO,0OO.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-02
POLICE INSPECTOR RESIGNS

Chicago Nov. Police Inspector
LAWN. who was yesterday acquitted or
the charge brought against him by
Chief OF Police Collins, today ten
dered his resignation
Arizona republican., 1906-11-02

A CORRECTIONAL the report of
the recent sunday school canvass of
the united schools of the city, the num-
Der of cards for the Christian Sunday
school should read 19I instead of 13I.
and 300 miscellaneous. instead of $50.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-02

She was only a bird in a gilded cage,
A beautiful sight to see,
But he fed her on Donofrio's Cactus
Candy
And she never tried to be free.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-02

Have you seen the beautiful prizes
which will be awarded for best bread
from Perfect Flour?
Arizona republican., 1906-11-02

$4,000 in prizes given for the bes
bread baked with Ruby Flour. brough
to the Arizona Fair
Arizona republican., 1906-11-02

You may get the prlze-ask for
Daisy Flour.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-02
BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION.
stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the An
nual Meeting of the stockholders of
the Phoenix Building and Loan Assoc
citation will be held at the Office of the
association, No. AZ North Center St
Phoenix. Arizona on Tuesday. Nov.
9Th at 100. P NJ. for the purpose of
electing three directors and such other
business as may properly come before
the meeting.
c. F. AINSWORTH.
X II. GREENE, President
Secretary.
Phoenix, Arizona, oct. 81, 1906.
E-1v,--D NF,rl-t,,,-, &; 80. - IT,.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-02

Edwin Markham is out for Hearst.
\ poem on the man with the dough IS
now in Observation-Disclosures Herald
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-25
FOR sAL.E-REAT. ESTATE


Z. L. CAsADy & co, Ao7 ATLAS BLOCK.
a.room modern progs brick fur, e. l., front
sId back stairs large reception hall. cor.
lot. north bench $500.
7.room mod y. b, cast sldc, lot 2la1o;
$4,000.
e:roop, mod, P. b, East SID So; snap;
$3.50.
$500.
a-room mod. brick, close IN y. v, let q az
5.rocm god, East End Sc; beauty;
ss15o.
e-room {. cottasa. east bench, lot 2llx1o;
must sell; s25oo.
5.room mod. ?. b. north bench $500,
$3.50 cash. bal. S25 pas rc.
5-room mod. .. b, east side, $500; $500
cash, bal. S25 PEI mo.
i:Eoon, frame, north bench, $500; 5000
cash, bal, 3i5 per no.
5-ro2rn br!ck. 9. e.. 200 fruit trees and
rcscs; $1,000; $500 cash.
lEoom p. h., west sids s175o, s2oo cash,
bal. SIG pc. nc
Vacant Lots.
10xio. close IN, cast Side; sA75o.
40z125 feet 20 alley, east side; s9oo.
7haZ10. north bench, closc n, $4,000.
iz1o, close IN, north bench: $4,000.
0S5 cor, north bench, $4,000.
2IaE9 20 alley, north bench; $1,000.
We havo some bargains in business prop
erty traoEase ara other Investments. Call
ard soc US no trouble to show o-opc-EJ. 3.
T. CSsady & Co. 4C7 Atlas blk, Bell phone
222T. c2354
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IN bUTING A HOME
CONSIDER
TuBSB POINTS,

Location Of property, size OF sraU1d, S.ss
OF house. materials used IL tho house, work.
manship; then the price. By following these
rules yen VIII make 70 mistake, and VII
know that the following properties are sAn.
GAINS.
$500 suyH = handsome preusei o-Ick
home. With siS large rcorns; rec, hell. clcjcts,
large basement, two nics porchss. lpe rusntel,
po.. lath and washstsnd, latest toilet. house
finished IN yellow pine throughout, with oil
nnish; large let, cement WALKS located on
n street. ncaT ith We defy competition on
this house at this price.
$3.50 buys broom pressed bTick or 5gd
street near ] street, with extra large lot.
built Tor home and snap at this pTics.
s225o buys 7-room hors near 9TH East
and 9th South.
$4,000 buys i-room byick, with bath and
electric Lights; near ond East and 6th South.
IT WILL PAY you TO SEE US IF YOU
ARE LOOKING FOR a HOME,
A, M'KELLAR 8 CO, ss,s West md So.
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SAMPLE BARGAINS.

SAMPLE BARGAINS.
East Side.
$500 FOR four rooms. cement TalS, nice
shade and fruit; S18; $500 down and
SIS per month.
$500 FOR T-room; bath, toilet, mantel, hot
water heat; 2fszlO rods; te!ns.
S2Ib0 for rooms; bath toilet, nentel, G. !. /;
500 down and $50 per month.
$3.50 for rooms; S265 down and S16 per
month including interest.
$4,000 for beautiful modern 7-Yoom house;
cement walk; south front; terms.
$4,000 buys the best built up-todate home
on the east side; full basement, lur-
mace room. laundry, cellar storage
room; parlor. 2sxlS; bedrooms, oSx
Is and i6G1S; GO feet cf porches.
S2100 for a nsw @-room modern. fine coDdt
tion; $500 down and SIG per month
West Side,
si500--6.room in dne condition; $500 down
and sl5 per month; per cent in
tersst
$4,000 FOR broom, bath. toilet. 9. l.; large
rooms and nice condition; terms.
S1700-4-Tocm cream brick; lawn, shade and
cement walk; terms.
$4,000 for a-room new pr, brick; 5000 down
ana $50 per month
S275o for 7 rooms; pore. bath, 2. l.; $500
down and $50 pe- month
C, F. LITTLE Z co,
Both phones 2sts. 2oe-21o Atlas blccf.
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SEARS INVESTMENT CO..
.

4-room modem brick; lz-ge lot and
barn, blocks from p. o.. only $3.50
4--oora frame, come: lot, 5ozl5o only 500
5Ilo, close tn or A ST., snap ~ 32co
9ox132 20 alley, 2rd So, 11th East 1900
5oE150 on Ninth North . 1875
We have all sorts OF bargains in real
estate. Call and SEQ US. Sears IuTcstment
&C. 80 ". md So. c2429
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1890
BUYS n EoUE EooN BRICK COTTAGE.
south frent On tn South, GEAR 9th East;
lot 35x1s5 feet.
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$500
Buys 5.roon modern cottage OH 9th East,
nea- 6th South. Nothing botser for tho
norey IL tGat viciz!ty. Tho lot 3z3 rods.
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LADIES APPAREL

TEoM THE EAST: ALMOST NEW
alsir.s watsts, Jackets, ir6Sa and evening
gowns at yolW eTn pEicc. III East 2nd
Scutnr 1878
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FOR sAI,E-REAL ESTATE

n TIE NEXT TWO YEARS 1000 MORE
2 men u1l 30 employed IN the y. w part of
city. Also, tho American party" vii! carry
salt Lake county this electicn, ard decided
Choice lotS y. W. N 800 to $500; close
iai 9lo cash, S. per month; per cent. Here
after on I'll Subdivision lots we own or CONTROL
.ho interest en- deferred payments VIII be 6
per cent.
HUBBARD 1Nv'T CO., 70 west End Sc,
c24i5
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! liz n as S,s'.tch switch L signal Co =
ss! sss iR,lsilsd os ;aS ;Sals9etch q o.
~ bslore ea a;a block stock for
7ss .seacst. 'ls advance; fur IN.
0s cori ,, ,eoo.t wsiJ; inye:ti.
- n6. 'iSo sal. Lake ciry.
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEwoRK AND
cooking; small family; good wages. 1871
East Brigham. c220S
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RELIABLE GIRL FOR GEN'L HOUSE
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AN EXPERIENCED CHAMBERMAID.
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oFs-HABF BRIcK COTTAGE. FURNISHED
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A COMPETENT WOMAN COOK OR G1RI,;
wages $25 per month, also second girl;
wages $40 month. Apply 635 East Second
South. r1aGs
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PLEASANT ROOMS. CLOSE IN. FOE OLE
or two gentlemen. 10 i. Eirgt North.
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FIGURE WITH US BEFORE BUYING
your household goods elsewhere. Most
complete stock OF secondhand goods In the
city 500 heaters. cook stoves and ranges. at
bottom prices. Western Furniture CO.. 2A2
State ST. Stove repairs tor any old atove.
c17sS
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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-01-18
HIGH DEGREE MASONS
Glass of Seventy-Five Masons of Lanedon Will
Take Scottish Rite Degrees.

1t has finally been decided to have a
great meeting of North Dakota Scottish
Rite Masons at Langdon within the COM
ing month, the meeting will continue
during three days, opening Tuesday
February 9th and closing Thursday
March 1st. Degree teams will be here
from Fargo to present all the work from
the fourteenth to the thirty second de-
grees inclusive. Petitions are in for sixty
candidates for this occasion, and it is
expected that the number will reach
seventy-fve at least. After the ritual
work is over chapter of Rose Croix
will be instituted here, and this will be
the first one established outside of Far
60 in this state. Every effort will be
made to have the occasion one of the
best ever enjoyed in the northwest. The
local Lodge of Perfection now has a
membership of 1876 and is rapidly grow
ing.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-01-18

Rlndigestion is easily overcome by the
use of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, because
this remedy digests what you eat and
gives the stomach a rest allows it to re-
cuperate and grow strong again. Kodol
relieves Indigestion belching of gas, sour
stomach, heart burn, etc., and enables the
digestive organs to transform all foods
into the kind of rich red blood that makes
health and strength. Sold by Burke & Co.
Evangelistic work still continues in
the churches of Langdon. Evangelist
Isaac and his singers, the Hoffmans
hold forth at the Methodist church
nightly, also conducting afternoon
meetings. At the Baptist church Evan
gelist ]. A. L. Romig started in Sunday
on series of similar services He is re-
puted as being an exceptionally inter-
esting talker and illustrates his address
ses with dissolving views thrown onto
canvas by means of powerful stere-
opticon.
Father L. ]. Vaughn: who made his
debut to Langdon people in highly IN
teresting lecture on "The Power of
Love" two weeks ago, had quite an ex-
perience in reaching Mimic, where he
was billed to appear the following night.
The train leaving Langdon was nearly
two hours behind time, not leaving here
until about five o'clock. Reaching the
town of Conway he had to undergo a
four hours cold drive to Mimic, jumping
from the sleigh after being nearly fro
zen through to begin his lecture at lO:40
p. m. The Mimic Journal says the au
dience was large and waited patiently
from eight o'clock for the arrival of
Father Vaughan, who it may truly be
said is no ordinary man, either mentally
or physically.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-01-18
co. f. MAY REORGANIZE.
Prominent Langdon Citizens Have identified
Themselves With the Attempt.

Langdon may yet continue to be rep
resented in the North Dakota national
guard if the present plans for the reor-
ganization of Co. E. are carried out. The
idea of our militia company being mus
tered out at order of Gov. Sarles meets
with anything but approval at the hands
of Langdon people, and since the circu-
lation of literally signed petition last
week the movements being taken up
by the more prominent and influential
of our citizens, who feel certain that a
reconsideration of the decision to muster
out Co. E. can be secured. Since 1892
to the present time, period of thirteen
years, Langdon has maintained militia
company and the thought of Mandan or
Minot succeeding to our military honors
naturally hurts the feelings of Langdon
people, who always have been and ever
will be patriotic to the core.