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Arizona republican., 1906-10-14

SG, OCTOBER ii, 1906 SITUATION as governess- ranch healthy, experienced college educa- ton. Terms reasonable. References exchanged. l.. May, 525 F. Forty fourth Place. Chicago, Ills.
 Miscellaneous Wanss WANTED TO RENT-One six or sev- en room house. good locality. three rooms furnished for Iodgers. Must be reasonable. Address 424 South Ninth Ave.
 WANTED-White Leghorn and Wy andotte bullets. early matched. State number and price. Box B, R. F. D.. No 2
 WANTED-Wheat and oats for chick en feed Send sample and price de- livered. Box 53- R F. D.. No. ?. WANTED-Partner to go prospecting. Experienced man can be seen at the Central hotel Bill Harper. WANTED TO EXCHANGE - Four burner Insurance gasoline stow for small girls bicycle. Call sos South Third Ave.
 MISS MARTHA N KING. a graduate of Pratt Institute. Brooklyn will ar- cept few pupils in waterc0Ior and oil painting, pencil sketching. pen and ink or pyrography. Would 0Iso organize small class in applied de sign P. O. Box 253. RETIRED MERCHANT. middle aged. lonely, kind and liberal. very wealthy. wishes to correspond with lady: ob- Ject matrimony. Box 425, St. Joseph. Michigan
 FREE YOUR FORTUNE TOLD-Fu- ture and pest revealed. surprising. by Americas Eminent Philosopher. As trologist, Clairvoyant-St. John l2 Sheldon St. Chicago. Send birth date and stamp Know yourself. JOLLY old sea captain. retired. wealthy. wants a good companion able wife. Address F. l.. Rich. 235 Washington St. Boston, Mass. SPANISH LESSONS given by a lady. Call 435 East Monroe street. CHA MONSTERS to buy 200 Gila Monsters. Will pay SI apiece Balke's Big Curio store. A MAN going to the mountains for two weeks wants a companion: expenses paid Inquire of Dr- Swenam. SEE MRS. RICHARD and Mrs. Groos for first class dress making at req sonable prices 234 West Monroe. VIAVI OFFICE-Room | Anderson Block. Hours, 1 to D. m. vr- N
 of Washington St; must be a bar gain; send exact location. lowest selling price, etc. Homeseeker, Re publican office.
 WANTED-People who can appreciate good articles. See our ad in the for sale column. Watson's Poultry Ex- change.
 WANTED TO BUYa copy of the Re port of the Governor of Arizona for 1905. Address, or call this office STOCK COMPANIES incorporated. Ii you have stocks or bonds for Sale. let me try to sell them for you. George M. KelIog. Broker $40 Eli colt Square. Buffalo. REFINED LADY. with good home. would like to take care of small child or 70 adopt. For particulars, address Mrs. Robert Bright, P O. Box S92. MRS. ELIZA A. EDWARDS experi- enced cara reader, tells past, present and future. Ladies, 25c; gentlemen. 90 cents. 223 Buchanan St.. corner Third.
 FIRST CLASS SHANIPOOING. mani curing and hairdressing. at your home. Phone Red S9S. Lillie Wig gins.
 PICTURE Frames made 10 order all sizes and kinds at Balke's Big Curio Store
Arizona republican., 1906-10-14

SALESM Experienced in any line to Sell general trade in Arizona. An uheNcelIed speciality proposition; to i'll vacancy Nov. 1st. for the balance of this year mad 1907. Commissions with SS5.00 weekly. The Continentai Jewelry Company. Cleveland. Ohio
Arizona republican., 1906-10-14

FOR SAIE-Fine traVeIing buggy mare; works to anything; single or double. Call at Emporium
Arizona republican., 1906-10-14

FOR SALE-A1 l fresh milk COW. with 2-dayold calf Call at Emporium. See cow 43O East Van Buren.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-14
Fer Sale

7-0---~------~~--~@-~- PUBLIC SALE-Monday October 15. commencing at 1:3O D. m.. at the old Adobe Corral at Five Points, I ths undersigned will sell 10 horses. con slsting of work, driving and saddle horses Also one yearIing colt. ? 1arm wagons, 1 light Studebaker wagon, Fresno and slip -scrapers. , Jackson staciIers. Jackson buck rakes, Buckeye mower, f sets double work harness. 1 set double driving harness, single harness, 1 IeveIIer. disc, Stockton five gang blow. turn ing plaws; quantity farm tools. Terms: Six months time on approv- ed notes will be given bearing 10 per cent interest. On all sums oyer S25, ? per cent discount for cash S25 and under cash. F. Pennington owner. Hammond, auetioneer.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-14

of integrity and abil- lty as general state agent for sale of high grade investment securities GOV ering new mechanical invention of world wide usage. Must have un- questionable character. Address Trenholm & Co. 545 Equitable Bldg. Denver. Colo.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-14

WANTED. MEN EVERYWHERE Good pay-to distribute circulars. adv matter tack signs, etc. No can wasting. National Adv. Bureau. Chi cago
Arizona republican., 1906-10-14

FOR SALE-My Brown Leghorn chicks, $1O per hundred, or your eggs matched, SC per chick. Mrs. J. C. Jackson, Eden Vale Poultry Farm. half mile south Eastlake Park. Brick cottage on corner.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15
UPDIKE SLATE WINS OUT
Nom Dealers s-slsc.sd to the Directorate
of the Omaha Grain Exchange
SMALL FELLOWS sPlN WAR ON PROXIES
Declare system of voting Enables
Big Rivals to Control Things
WHttIcs strong for the
Presidency.

The directorate Of the Omaha Grain ex-
change will remain unchanged, c. w. Wat
ties, +. Il, kirkendall and S. A. McWhorter
having been chosen to succeed themselves
90 the annual election Wednesday. The re-
suit of the vote was: Wattles, l27; Kirken-
DALI l-5; McWhorter. Is; c. F. Davis, 50.
Fifty-seven stockholders cast their ballot
IN person and ninety-siX proxies were
voted making total OF 153 votes out of a
possible To-
G. w Wattles, John Kuhn. y. b. Updikc.
+. S. Cowgirl and +. p Peck each voted a
bunch Of proxies, and il is understood all
were cast for the successful candidates
1t was reported Tuesday night that n. Is
tpdike had sixty proxies, but ii he had he
allowed part OF them 10 he voted by others
Some OF tho smaller fellows who did not
like TO see the eNchang" controlled by the
big dealers put up a ticket consisting OF
c. f. Davis, J. II. Hamilton and c. Vim.
cent, but the latter two Withdrew and the
independents massed their strength on Mr.
Davis, each one casting three votes for him
which they had a right to do, provided they
voted for only one director. The over.
whclming number of proxies on the other
side, given by men who have no interest
whatever in the grain business. defeated
them. They held that the directors Of the
exchange should be active grain men
Neither Mr.. Wattles nor Mr. Kirkendau ha,
any interest in the grain business, and Mr.
McWhorter does not handle cash grain.
The losing side will begin a fight to hav,
voting by proxy abolished on the exchange
and has already requested such action by
the directors. There are about thirty mem
bers OF the exchange actively engaged ir
the grain trade. but its destinieS are con,
trolIed by the vote Of the other 1872, who
are engaged in other business The ma,
joity Of this To- give their proxies TO a few
who arc charged by the small dealers witt
trying to control the exchange for theh
own interests This is the reason for the
request 20 30 away with voting by proxy
The hoard will meet today and organize
G. w Wattles is said to be slated Tor tht
presidency.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15
FAINT AND WEAK
The Wrong Breakfast Don't Last Tiu
Dinner.

The fact that Grapc-Nuts Is 4 cunceu-
trated brain and muscle food, and supplies
actual nourshment IN abundance, places il
IN a class distinct from a most OF cereal
foods that simply TASTE good" but have
not the body"
\ Mich. LADY noticed a big difference
when sne used Grape-Nuts for breakfast.
She writes:
My little boy was so puny aud iIl-nourr
shed we feared we would never raise him.
tie could not digest staTChy foods IA all
until ne ate Grapc-Nuts, which agreed
with him perfectly.
He began TO gain so much that people
asked me what had found to make the
difference
Realizing how much good it had done
him, / determined 90 try IL myself for /
have always been troubled with indigestion
and constipation, taking a pin every night
for years, and tones most Of the time.
skeptical as | was, / finally threw away
the pills and began TO use Grape Nuts with
eggs three times a day, and plenty Of fruit
and whole wheat bread
I am perfectly surprised al how much
II has helped me. have gained 30 much
strength and feel like a different person.
am never distressed after eating aud an
always ready for my next mcal-psrticu,
/ larly breakfast.
Formerly when ! ate a hearty break fast
/ It distressed me so | rarely was ready fol
dinner, but have proved the right kind q
/ food will allow me a good breakfast and u,
| trouble.
For breakfast ] now use Grape Nut,
with cream. for dinner as a salad or pud
ding; supper with fruit, and with otheI
| plain food at each meal. For my boy,
| soak IL In hot milk and add cream, and ht
! likes II dry and leases me for H." Nuut
given by Postum co., Battle Crock Mich
Read the little hook The Road " Wen
, VILE" There's "a reason"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15

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Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15
Enlist Posses 10 Run Down Negro
Who Kills n Police
man.

ASHENILLE, y. C., Nov A-Au armed
posse Of officers and citizens is securing
the surrounding country for the negro,
said to be win Harris OF Charlotte, who
las. night shot and killed Policemen
BlackstoCk and Bailey, MORALLY wounded
i negro named Neil and wounded Police
captain Page. There rs talK OF lynChlug
II the fugitive is captured
A reward OF 81, ~ for the negroes capture
was offered. The list OF Harris victims
was increased by one today when the body
Of 'Joco" Williams, negro. was found
dead on Valley. street with a bullet hole
in his head. When the news Of this dis
covery spread over the city Mayor Bernard
summoned the citizens to the public square
BY sounding a general fire alarm.
Hundreds Of men Immediately offered
their services and formed themselves into
parties
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15
MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT
Chief Executive Responds to Com
calculations from the Crew
of steamship Advance.

NEW NORk. NOV. 1.-THE officers and
crew Of the steamer Advance, which ar
rived toGay from Colon, exchanged wire
less messages with President Roosevelt
during the voyage. When the Advance
met the battleship Louisiana and its es-
coTt, the Tennessee and the Washington.
the following wireless message was sent
TO the president.
Hon Theodore Roosevelt L. S. S. Louisi-
ena-Ihe captain and men of the steam
ship Advance send greetings. Wish you
and Mrs. Roosevelt most pleasant NOy-
age and congratulate you on result of
New York state election
EDWARD HAMMOND, Captain
President RuUseveits reply was as fol-
low.
CaPlai- Hammond AMI Men of the
Steamer Acknowledgement thanks Tor
your congratulations on both counts
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15
Pennsylvania Advances WAGES.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 1.-THE boards
OF directors OF the railroads west Of PITTS
burg, operated and controlled By the Penn
sylvania railroad, at meetings here TODAY
voted a 10 per cent increase IN wages 10 all
permanent employees Of the roads receiving
less than 500 a month.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15
Bother Wakes No Commept.
Overdue $ ,~mer an For,

LEWS, Del, Nov 1.-THE overdue five
ussted schooner hineo, from Eahuln
sandwich islands April o. for Philadelphis
for whose 50 fety grave fears had been eN-
pressed I'm shipping circles was toWed into
In the Atlantic ocean. All were reportei,
we'll Oh board.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15

we show OBJ. best AND wn.t handsome
tns o. stylish miAcJ cloth .Hus. shown
u trr.sI't at $500 $3.50. $500.
CHOICE FIRs TOR LITTLE MONEY
SILK FETTlCuATS-AI tho pr.ur .oi.
u-s Iu retl'E good silks at E."H Zach.
PRETTY WAISTS Dainty hnouns fug
house wsar-oa0.re suits-hard-amc Sera-
rate skir,s--eycryinug o. 'ga n.-. AND
urzsrt 90 our Iuw price.
s-H.-a aHrr
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15
ROOSEVELT REACHES COLON
BIttlsship Fearing President irrivsS at
Gulf Terminus Of Big Ditch,
PARTY STARTS FoKpoNANA THIS MORNING
slow Hun VIII he Made Along
Canal Route and There VIII
He Reception in After
noon.

COLON, Nov 14--The first trip Of an
American president outside of the bouu-
DIARIES of the United States was success
fully concluded this afternoon al 1870, when
the battleship Louisiana, having on board
President Roosevelt and his party. dropped
anchor in the harbor of Colon. The L6uisi-
ana, which arrived ahead of schedule time,
was conveyed by the Tennessee and the
Washington. The three vessels anchored
about a mile from the dock during heavy
rainfall.
owing to the fact that the Louisiana ar
rived ahead OF time neither President
Amador or Panama nor Chairman Shonts
cf the Isthman Canal commission we're
on hand 10 welcome President Roosevelt
They left Panama at i:3d i'm a special train
tor Colef and at $50 tonight boarded tho
LouiFianai aHd extended a cordial greeting
to Americas chief executive. In President
Amadors party, besides MI. Shonts, were
Chief Engineer Stevens and Executive Sec.
rotary Reed Of the commission and Mr.
Squires, the American minister at Panama
President Receives Reporters.
During the afternoon President Roose,
welt received the local newspaper CORE,
spondents on board the Louisiana. lie said
that his voyage had been pleasant and un,
cventful and expressed himself as graft
fed at the welcome which the citizens OF
the isthnus are preparing for him whcr
he lands tomorrow. lie stated that he pro
posed to look into the Jamaican labor Ques
ton and also Intended 20 see everything
possible concerning the canal
Extensive precautions have been taken tC
protect President Roosevelt during hi,
three days visit on tho isthmus and it /.
reported that a number Of known auarch
lists have been arrested here on at Panama
All steamers arriving at the isthmus ar.
inspected and suspicious characters hay,
boon Imprisoned and will be held in Gus
toby until President Roosevelt departs.
Presidsn. Roosevelt will begin his tour
Of inspection tomorrow and an extensiv,
program Of official entertainments has beer
prepared.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15

New Rrrmcu" blankets at $500 and $50
pail
North Star. blankets ut 500 aud $500
a pair
est Marys" blankets, gray at $40
pair. white ar $3.50 pair
Cotton 1ceC,d blankets. white or gray, at
5oc. Csc Soc 800 NIo. N25, Na5. $3.50
N.65. t2oo a pair
West Basement
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15

BOSTON. Nov. 1.-THE FHestone Tire and
Rubber company was not among the losers
i'm a fire on Beverley street. this city last
SATURDAY The firm had removed their
Beverley street headquarters to another
part Of the city and It incurred no loss on
account Of FIRE.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15
COUNTESS WINS CASE


Continued from First PageJ
vember a. or the following DAY. Novem-
be-, s. the case Of the counts creditors was
presented to the court and adjourned for
two weeks
The three children Of the CasteIanes are
George, Boni and Jay, the youngest being
the namesake of his mothers father. the
late Jay Gould.
George }. Gould Talks
DENVER, Colo. Nov. n-Gporge J.
Gould and party ended their tour of in
spection of the Gould properties today and
departed for the east tonight When in
formed Of the successful conclusion of his
sisters suit at Paris, Mr. Gould said:
The decision is fair and a Just one. It
was really the only finding that could have
been made by an impartial court i'm view
of the evidence, am certainly pleased
with the outcome. but do not care TO dis.
cuss the matter farther"
Bother Wakes No Comment.
WASHINGTON, Nov. lA-Howard Gould
brother of the Countess de CastcIlane. WHO
Is in this city, when informed by the A.,
ISOLATED Press that his sister had been
granted a divorce from the count said
that while he was grateful for the inror.
nation he had no comment to make
upon H.
The decree of the court with respect Z,
the children not leaving France without
the consent Of the father, he said. wa,
rather 70 be expected, as il was in accord
ance with the French custom
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE meeting OF the
insurance commissioners was commenced
by listening 20 papers concerning the pro-
posed STANDARD policy. II is not set
definitely determined when the conference
viii adopt its report
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15
FIRE RECORD.


CHICAGO. Nov 1.-THE plant of tn"
American cutlery company. in Math"r
street. was destroyed ny ilrc tonight which
for a time threatened 10 spread through
the tenement district i'm the vicinity. Three
buildings, where more than N" persons were
employed. were burned 70 the ground. The
loss is estimated at yGl0Ou The plant will
be rebuilt Immediately.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15
Wait

For uul great sale OF mems Ranlie
hbcr' undorwcar-Satur November Il.
Come In and set booklet telling anou. it,
Sc. display 200 window
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15
Program at Panama.

PANAMA, Nov. H-Presden, Roosevelt
Is not expected here until tomorrow morn
ing when he will receive an enthusiastic
reception, Presiden, Amador his wife and
tue members OF his cabinet. accompanied
by a number Of prominent citizens OF this
yepublis, are going to Colon 10 meet Prvsl-
dent Roosevelt The latter ana his party
viii leave Colon ON a slow TAIN tomorrow
In ordC- 10 give them q chance 20 see the
canal work. The train ate passing
through the zone will go to La Boca, where
President Roosevelt will inspect the Pa
csc entTsnC7 Of the canal.
President Amador and his party viii sep
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15
Basement Specials.

BOYS SC UNDERWEAR. 15C EACH.
81 clearance sale OF odd sizes in boys
Underwear that means a grrHt saving. The
business on this particular lime ni under
wear began early iu tho SEASON. A. re-
suit there are several sizes missing Man
ufacturcrs cannot duplicate This garment
THURSDAY will he your opportunity to bus
them al great reduction in prize Boys
Jaeger fccCed shirts and drawers, cd.
-izns rcRIIlaI mice sc. TMmrsd L. llc eI-.-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15
Fire Company No Loser.

OmegH OIL IL a Blessing to Rheumatics
Il has relieved thousands. Try 1Oc bottle
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15

rDNCCRDIN Kan. NOV 1.-THE un-
falratinu of James r. Wade. treasurer NJ
Cloud county r. $1,000. according 'o a-
r.unIl who has yAoW'n,u tie ""'.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15

aratc from President Roosevelt and his
party at Panama. The latter will cruise in
Panama bay inspecting the various islands
and probably landing at Taboga 10 examine
the snnitariuma erected by the Canal COM
mission. Mr. Roosevelt and his suite will
then return to the mainland aud breakfast
with Commissioner ShontS Executive Sec
rotary Read and Chief Engineer Stevens.
Speeches at Reception.
According to the program, at > p. m.
tomorrow a procession of government. on
Gals and prominent citizens escorted by
zoo young men mounted, will proceed from
the cathedral to the Ttvon hotel and re-
ceve President Roosevelt there at 5
O'Clock. when the party will start for this
city with the mounted escort in advance.
preceding the carriages Of President
Roosevelt ana President Amador. The
party will stop in front Of the cathedral,
where platform has been erected for the
two presidents. from which President
| Amador will deliver an address Of well
| come. After his speech all the school
( children Of the capital will bc paraded
in front OF the platform and sing the ma
| tional anthem. The same ceremony will
be observed in escorung President Roosc-
Welt back to the hotel
Fireworks in Evening.
! President Amador will entertain Presi-
dent Roosevelt in the palace at p. m,
and from the balcony President Roosevelt
will witness a display OF nreworksyin the
bay AT 10 p m President Arnador and
his wife Will hold Il reception in honor
Of President Roosevelt and Mrs. RoOse-
Welt at the Commercial club More than
800 persons will be present.
Every possible precaution will be taken
20 protect President Roosevelt. All steam
ers arriving are inspected and all sus-
picious characters have been imprisoned
aud will remain in custody until Mr..
Roosevelt leaves. Within the past few
days four known anarchists are reported
to have been arrested on landing at Colon
or Panama, The police OF the two cities
are acting together, practically under the
orders OF Captain Stanton, chief Of police
on the Panama canal zone, and the spe-
cial American secret service officers now
here.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15
Laces and Embroiderie..

PREPARE NOW FOR THE GIFT SEA
sON-Dainty lace cdEinE- and insertngs
for aprons. corset covers handkcrchiefs,
cellar and cum sets, armlets and many
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15
Headnche. and Neurnlssia From CoIa.

Laxative Bromo Quinlue, the world wide
Cold and Grip remedy, removes cause. Call
for fun name Look for signature f. W.
Grove, 25c.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15
Women's Winter Underwear.

ID tho garment is an wool, We tell YOU
SO; if there is mixture Of cotton, we
toll YOU so: In other words, this means
reliability. This fact. coupled with our
low prices, should decide for you where
Too buy the winter underwear. That's why
We grow-grow every day
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15

PEORIA. Nov. 1a.-The planning mills IT
tho WahIheld Manufacturing company
burned TO tho ground here early This morn
ing. mourning a loss of SGnooo nearly COW
cred by insurance. The origin OF the hre
is a mystery. The plant will be rebuilt.
TntaI Sew YurIs Fire.
NEW YORK, Nov. N.-FrederiCk Rutter
clerk was suffocated and Andrew Erick-
son. also "a clerk, was probably fatally I'm
nlred i'm q fire in a three-story tenement
house I'm smith street, Brooklyn, carly
today.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15
OFFICERS LOOK FOR FUGITIVE

Wade. i'm a confession some time ago, adj
mitted "A shortage Of $4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15
CARVING SETS

NAIh Inv SElS.
Good Two-piece OR
Carving Sets at ....... JOC
Special, 3-piece Carving Sets.
$2.75 value at, NOR
per set '...,.........I.95 8
Other Sets up o.....S7.5O.
We have Van Deusen Cake Pans.
The only proper pans for bakins G
cake. Come in and see them. To
introduce these pans we will sell
the 25c size, Thursday, IE
at ....,.............l5 c !
Recipes for baking cake given
free with each pan
Fancy jelly Molds-A large as
sortment of new imported tin z
jelly molds at very low prices.
ROASTING PANS-An sizes of
LISKE enameled roasting pans,
also the celebrated Sayory Roast {
ers and all sizes Of double sheet
iron roasting pans; special for
Thursday, double Roasting Pans,
turkey size. Ze Z
at. ........s.. ..... - ~
ENAMELED PUDDING PANS
All sizes up to 10 inches ~.
in diameter at, each ..... wv
n re-ss1JIpe~S~Ntp~~s~NFpa~sSNH~
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15

NEW YORK, Nov. lI.-The second trial
OF the New York Central 4 Hudson River
Railroad company, charged with violations
OF the Elkins antitrust law, was begun in
the United States circuit court today
During the examination OF several inn
portant witnesses Immediately after the
close Of the prosecutions opening address
it developed that the defense has admitted
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-10
Burglars Infest Minot

During last week Minot was
infested with a gang ofburglars
that succeeded in robbing at least
one house every night and Fri
day evening three houses were
enterad The robbers in almost
every instance, made a search for
the clothing of the man owning
the house and took whatever
cash he happened to have in
them.
Mayor Greenleaf and States
Attorney McGee held a confer
ence the last of the week and de-
cided that the gambling joints
and blind pigs should be wiped
out and in the evening instruc-
tions were given the police to
that effect.