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Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16

railroad in Canada and four miles in North
.lkOta,
NORTH PLATTE-The presentation Of
Iauilhe IuesuaE eEeHinS ES, py me- o !,
under the direction of Prof. Garlichs, was a
decided success viewed as an amateur pro
principal parts acquitted themselves credit
ably and received well merited applause.
The choruses sang well and the young peo-
pie presented a pretty appearance on the
stage
NORTH PLATTE-Merth Clark, who was
taken in charge by Sheriff MiltonbeTger on
the charge of shooting John Leonard, re-
tains her composure and gives no evidence
OF weakening or becoming nervous. This
leads some TO believe that for some cause
she thinks she was justified in doing the
shooting, II she committed the crime. 1t is
understood that Mr.. Guffey, the uncle OF
the girl, has retained Wilcox & Halligan 10
defend her.
WACO-Henry stuhr jr farmer living
near here, was inveigled into buying gold
watch from travelling salesman, who Iep-
resented to Mr.. Stuhr that IL was a SO
watch and that owing to it being the last
watch. he would sell the same to Mr., Stuhr
for Sll AS the watch stopped within TWEEN
ty-four hours OF the time he purchased Il,
Mr. Stuhr brought the same to "a York
ieweler, who showed him the same watch
and offered TO sell him as many as he
wanted at $3.50 each.
DAVID CITE-The local camp Modern
WoOdmen Of America elected the following
officers for the year 1901: Venerable con-
sui, William Cook; worthy adviser, Cnafles
McCraCken; excellent banker, c. o.
CrOsthwaite; clerk, A V. Thomas, escort,
X. S. Better; watchman, W. A. Dawson;
sentry, John Bykirk; physicians, A. 7.
Huhbell s. c. BeCde and n. E. Burdick
managers, one year w. c. BuChta; two
years. r. s. Better; three years, John
Schweser; camp deputy, ID. ). Walden
BEATRICE-Ed s. Miller, vice president
] Of the Beatrice Commercial club, enter
] tanned the directors OF the club Thursday
night Business pertaining 20 the welfar
Of the city was discussed, after which the
host served refreshments. Standing com.
mittees were named as follows: banquet
b. IT. Begnle, chairman, j. y. HHTdcr
l.. r. HOwey, postOftice, @. N. Johnson,
chairman; T. O. Drake, W p. Norcross
feeble minded institute, Samuel Rinakcl,
chairman; -. W. Cook q. q. Baker, II, }.
Dobbs, ed S. Miller.
REATRICE-Thcra is n movement ur
foot 20 get The county board 90 reaGlust
The distribution Of certain money paid into
the county treasury as iTt rest on Dc,
inQuent taxes aud appDrtiOued among the
several funds and school districts Of the
county by the treasurer. II seems that
during the -four years term of eN-COuutE
Treasurer Wright no apporiiOned inteTes,
on delinquent taxes among the school dis
JriCts iu proportion 20 the total taxes col
lected I'm The respective districts The Bea.
triCc BOARD OF Education is OF the opinion
that as the Beatrice district pays much
mo. .e interest than does the other districts
On their property, Il u entitled " more
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16
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Sample Package Mailed Free.

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where you would not notice 1t at all. 1t ID
nauseaung to other people to stand before
them and while you are talking, give them
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comes from food fermenting on your stom-
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You can stop that at once by swallowing
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prepared.
Sometimes your meals will reveal them
selves in your breath to those who talk with
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16
Omen evening". Frenzer. yeweler.
OLD MAN IN SNoWDRIFT
George Moore OF Casper Found with
Limbs Frozen and May
Die.

CASPER, wyo., Dec. t5-(special Tele-
gram. )-George Moore, an old man, was
found lying in the snow under barbed
wire ence yesterday morning, about a mile
east OF this place. He had been in the
same position for ten or twelve hours,
shown by the fact that the snow on his
body and that on the ground around him
was of the same depth One foot and one
hand we're so badly frozen that the only
possible chance to save his life will be
to amputate both. but owing to his ex-
treme age doctors think he cannot recover.
even with the operation, and It may not
be performed.
Moore has been slightly demented lately
and has been so eccentric that when he
was missing Thursday evening no one was
alarmed for his safety. He has resided
here for several years, making his home
with son.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16
Linens Make a Sensi-
BILE Christmas Gift

Spotless Tablecloths and Nap
perry is the first thought of the
careful housewife when preparing
for the Christmas feast, and
whether for your own use or as
present there is no investment
more judicious than in linens. Be
low are a few suggestions in our
Linen Department for Monday:
A large size Dinner Napkin, 25x
25 inches, full grass bleached
double damask, best Irish make,
a manufacturer's entire surplus
stock which we place on sale
Monday at less than cost of pro-
duction-per dozen. 81, 80
A hemstitched Tablecloth, size Sx
10 and 21a yards long, all pure
linen, German silver bleached,
worth at least $2.25, special for
Monday, each SIZE
Another shipment Of that full size
heavy weight Bed Spreads, made
from the very best cotton yarn
and bought at a time when cot
ton was not at such a high fig
ure as today, and sold at a price
the raw material is worth
each ........ .......S1.25
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16
BULGARIANS GEORGE GREEKS
Vice Consul Says Illegal Effort a
Being Made to Raise
Money.

CHICAGO, Dec 15.-Charges that an or
ganIzed band of Bulgarians has endeav-
ored to levy upon 10000 Greeks now in
this country particularly those coming
from Macedonia for funds to aid the Bull
garians IN carrying on their feud against
the Macedonian GreekE, were made today
by George II. Tsololiti, Greek vice consul,
who has for two months been investigating
the matter. MI Tsolotl, who Is stlll on
the Pacific coast, left today for Terre
Haute, Ind, where two of the alleged cOn-
spirators are to be tried. II is asserted
that IN the attempts OF the Bulgarians to
extort money from Greeks they threatened
tribute.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16
Church Council EIects.

HURON, S. D., Dec. 15-CspeciaI)-
These officers were elected at the annual
meeting here Of the Federation Council OF
Churches of Christ in South Dakota, which
will hold its next annual meeting in Sioux
Falls December Il, 1907: President, Rev.
w H. Thrall Huron; vice president, Rev.
C. E. Morphy Brookings; vice president,
c. E. Hager, Mitchell; vice president, r.
w Hardman, BrooklnEs: secretary, Rev.
Z. H. Grant, Huron; treasurer, Rev. ]. K.
Booth, Miller executive committee, the
officers with Revs Rifenbark of Huron, H.
p. Carson Of Scotland, r. w. Teikman Of
Aberdeen and Hon. Coe l. Crawford Of
Huron.
The attendance was large and many In
teresting subjects discussed. Special atten-
tion was given to the consideration OF the
report OF a committee appointed in Sep
tember to investigate the subject of d.
vorces in South Dakota and several sug-
gestions, to be later embodied in a
law for presentation at the incoming leg
islature we're made, This will include
longer residence within the state and pro-
vide against remarriage under certain con-
ditions. Changes will also be asked in the
present liquor law now In force
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16
TROUBLEFOR CHURCH
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Spain are worthy OF credence-but the lib
eral statesmen are clever aud uuscrupulous
enough to use these things against the
Vatican. And the young king, Alfonso
XIII, remembering that an anti-liberal poll
icy cost his kingdom Cuba and the Phil
ippines, Is said to have determined to be
liberal rather than reactionary in all OF his
movements, cost what II will Accordingly
the war declared by the liberals against
the claims of the religious orders to inde-
pendence Of the civil power and against
the control by the priests in the educational
sphere has the most powerful backing
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Arguments Tor MerEcT.
The minister summed up his argument
PLUNKETT IDEA LAME
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Continued from First Page.)
OF the Sacred Heart the principal address
was delivered by Rev. J. A. Cullen, S. j.,
the founder of the movement. Father Gull
len said that he was not overstating the
limits Of strict accuracy when he stated
that few social or religious difficulties
could lay claim to steadler or more solid
achievement than the pioneer movement
within its limited growth and sphere Of
action. Twelve months ago he had been
able to announce that they had then a
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16

membership Of $1,000. In view OF furnish
inE this particular meeting with an exact
report OF the work he had made inquiry
at the Convent Depot, where a rigid ae-
count was Kept Of the emblems sent out
and Il was ascertained that the member
ship up 20 the second month Of the present
year had already reached total Of over
20 0O00
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16
school Money Apportioned.

PIERRE, S, D., Dec. 16.-(speeial Tele-
grant THE state land department today
apportioned SlOS 367 OF the income fund of
the schools Of the state for the December
payment. This is on basis Of 7s cents
for each pupil in the schools Of the state
and brings the total distribution for the
year to over Ss for each pupil.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16
ImpIement Men Elect omcers.

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Dec. 15-The eighth
annual convention OF the Retail Implement
Dealers association of South Dakota,
northwestern Minnesota and northwestern
Iowa closed here today The following Of
ficers were elected: President. o. r.
Mesich Of Gettysburg; vice president, J. f.
McDougall OF Bittoni secretary-treasurer
w. 8. HIN OF Alexander.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16
Big Horn County DivisIOn Talk.

SHERIDAN, wyo., Dec 15.-(special.)-
H. 8. Ridgley, prominent attorney from
Basin, attending district court here, says
II the people OF Cody introduce an enabling
act at the coming session Of the Wyoming
legislature looking to the division Of Big
Horn county, the people of Basin and the
eastern part OF the county will send a
strong delegation to Cheyenne to fight It..
Recent statements appearing in the press
stated that the deal for division OF Big
Horn county had been agreed upon by
the leaders Of Cody and Basin, and that
Attorney Ridgley represented Basin In the
scheme. Mr.. Rldgley says this is not true.
I'VE understand Buffalo BilPs town will
attempt to pass an enabling act this win
ter" he said, but we can defeat this by
showing that the assessed valuation of
the county has not yet reached the con-
stitutlonal limit of $5OOO.OCO We are not
afraid Of Colonel COdy's town stealing our
county seat and now that the press has
got hold of it the whole scheme will prob
ably fall through"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16
EmheaaIer Ennnd nniIt,

PEORlA. Dec. i5.-Conrad Tuppen. on
trial for ernbezzlinR funds OF the res Smith
bank, was found guilty by the jury al U.sl
O'Clock today. Attorneys for the defen -
immediately Nled notice OF appeal Tn
sase is celebrated one and has occupied
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16

Count LHmsdOrn III.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. b.-Count
Iamsdorff former minister for foreign az
fairs. is seriously IN with heart disease.
ACCOMPANIED by other weakness
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16

the courts for three weeks at Pekin. The
hank failed for $5OO,0OO and Tuppen was
ment-accepting funds after the bank was
insolVent
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16
ELRoD SAYS UTEs ARE SUFFERING

Governor Wires President Indians
Need Food and Clothing.
PIERRE, s. D., Dec. 15.-(Special Tele-
gram. )-Gpvernor Elrod today received
information from Deadwood that the
women and children in the Ute camp
near Fort Meade are suffering from hun
ger and cold, regardless of the announced
intention of the War department to care
for them, and tonight wired the situation
to President Roosevelt.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16
Leather Goods Copley, jewcler, 2l5 S. 10th.
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Fair and warmer In Nebraska and
south Dakota TOdny-Partly
Cloudy Tomorrow.

wAsHINGTON, Dec. 15-Forecast Of the
weather for Sunday and Monday:
For Nebraska, South Dakota and Kansas
Fair and warmer Sunday; Monday, partly
cloudy
For Iowa and Mlssouri--Fair and warmer
Sunday and Monday.
For Wyoming and Montans-SnOw sun
day, with rising temperature Monday; rain
or snow and colder.
For Colorado-Fair and warmer Sunday,
except snow or rain in west portion; Mon
day, fair in east, rain in west portion.
Local Record.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER HTREAC,
OMAHA, Dec l5.-Ofiicial record Of tenn
perature and precipitation, compared with
the corresponding day of the last three
years: $50 t9l1 iHN i"A
Maximum temperature. 8 Al % "a
Minimum temperature. "a % 20 IL
Mean temperature. q 82 q p
Precipitation ..s..........- 90 10 %
Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal at Omaha since Mar Il /,
and comparisons with the last TWO years:
Normal temperature .........,,............, %
Deficiency for the day.................,.,.,.. .
Total excess since March l................. So
Normal precipitation ............. ~ inc.
Deficiency for the day,...s........ .03 inch
Total rainfall since March l....25 % inches
Deficiency since March / ........ 4.53 inches
Deficiency for cor. period, ls05... 234 inches
Deficiency for cor period, lSOi.... 5.54 Inches
T indicates trace Of precipitation.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16
Rich Christmas Selections TemptingIy Priced al
1.-THE DAYLIGHT STORE
Excellent Glove
Attractions

Ladies', misses and boys fine Kid
and Mocha Mittens, fleece lined.
Boys heavy Bearskin Gloves and
Mitts and fleece lined Kid
Gloves, very useful gifts, at, the
pair ........ .........5 SOC
SPECIAL DOLLAR GLOVE SALE
The Cortland" silk lined Mocha
Gloves, in gray, brown and
black, 1925 value; "ReynieT's
Leila" French Kid Gloves, Paris
point stitching, in all the desir-
able shades; choice of this lot,
the pair .:....-.....S 90
LONG GLOVES.
"The Lorne" Mosquetaire Gloves,
full 16-button length, extra fine
glace finish, I'm black, white and
evening shades, celebrated for
wear and fit, excellent 81 value,
our special, the pair. $3.50
Fancy glove box given with
every pair purchased.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16
Special Neckwear
Attractions

Enormous stock of pretty Wash
Stocks and Collars, Turnovers,
Turnover Sets, SILK and Lace
Trimmed Stocks. worth to soc,
choice Monday OF this lot at,
eacn .......... ....... &OC
A fancy Christmas box containing
six Neck Ruches, different pat
terms, excellent value at soc. our
special, the box x........3 Soc
NECK SCARFS AND MUFFLERS
Delicate shades of warp print
Crepe de Chine Scarfs, B yards
long, IL inches wide, special
eaCn ....... 10
Plain evening shades satin dotted
Crepe de Chine Scarfs, yards
long, % inches wide, and plain
colored Silk Embroidered
Scarfs, l y yards long, IL inches
wide; choice Of this lot at,
each ........ ...... .$2.V5
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16
Special Attraction for
Monday in Cloak
Department .

Furs! EurS! EurS!
Fancy Stocks, skinner satin lining,
fancy trimming at neck, special
Monday ............s. 30
Beaver Stocks, Skinner lined, ele-
CANT finish, stylish shape, Mon
day ............ $500
Beautiful Isabella or Sable Fox
Boas, large bush tails and feet,
regular S12.50 value, Monday,
special ............ So .5O
Fur Coats. in near seal, with
brook mink collars. cuffs and
reveres, Skinner satin lining,
regular $500 value, Monday
at .................S1 .S1S.75
Large assortment of plain and
fancy Near Seals, Astrakhans,
Russian Ponys, Beavers and Seal
skins-all will be specially priced
for Mondays selling at 25%6 off.
Ladies' Fur Lined Coats. in rich
broadcloths, elegant fur Innings,
at 1926 down to S45.00, $500
and ..............S S27.5O
Special for MOnday-We will sell
a fine Broadcloth Coat. large
rolling fur collar, fur lined OF
full skins, our regular $3.50
value, Monday for. S16.SS
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16
Local Record.

Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal at Omaha since March l.
and comparisons with the last two years:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16
ALL GO AT S1.OO YARD.
Books! Books! Books!

Special purchase 5000 volumes of
the latest novels by popular au-
thors, cloth binding, our price,
two for .2SH
Individual books In boxes, all pop
ular authors, 81 values. SOC
All dollar and half copyright
authors ........ Sl ,OS
Twinkle's Enchantment series for
children, beautifully illustrated,
at .......... .......... 39G
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16

SUPERB PATTERN HATS AT So.
We pride ourselves on our superb
Pattern Hat showing, which is
undoubtedly the most magnifi-
cent gathering ever displayed in
Omaha. Not one of these hats
were marked less than SIS, and
many of them higher. For
Christmas week we offer every
one of them at. ....S 90
SO TRIMMED HATS AT S1.0S.
A beautiful array of stylishly
trimmed hats, made of silk vel
vets, braids and fine felts,
jauntily trimmed with flowers,
fancy wings, quills and ostrich,
special for Christmas week at
only ........ . .SS
Jaunty Street Hats, all colors and
combinations, turbans and
larger shapes, nattily trimmed,
made Of silk velvets, jets and
braids, regular price 81; a spe-
cial clearing sale price for
Christmas ....... 1900. lSG
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16
Sale Dress Goods

54-inch Broadcloths, in all colors
and black, sold for $50
56-inch Chiffon Panamas, in
green, red, blue and black, sold
for $3.50 yard
56-inch Tailor Suitings, in the new
delicate plaid effects, sold at
$1.25 yard -
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Weather Conditions
MARRIAGE LICENSES

NEEDHAM-R AGSDALE-B A. Need
ham. aged 81, native of Michigan and
resident of Los Angeles. and Elma M
Ragsdale, aged %, native of Texas
and resident of Los Angeles.
CASE WILSON-Nath aniel L. Case
aged g. a native of Indiana and resi-
dent of Los Angeles, and Margaret
Wilson, aged &c. native of Ireland and
resident of Los Angeles.
HUMBLE-J ENHINS-George W.. Hum
BILE. aged SO. native of Indiana and
resident of Los Angeles. and Hazel
c. Jenkins. aged 10, native of Ari-
iona and resident of Los Angeles.
GOODRICH-WOOD Good
rich, aged "a. native of Sandwich is
lands and resident of Little Rock, and
Sarah r. Woodcock, aged 42, native
of Wisconsin and resident OF Little
Rock.
McMAHAN-FEAGIL- H. McMa-
han, aged %, native of Missouri and
resident of Long Beach, and Fay NJ.
resident of Long Beach.
DAVIS-PHELPS-Jo F. Davis, aged
81, native of Kentucky and resident
of Venice, and Camille E. Phelps,
aged 81, native of Missouri and resi-
dent of Los Angeles.
JOHNSON-SMITH - Dennis Johnson,
aged As. native of Washington, D. c..
and resident of Los Angeles. and Tri-
une A Smith, aged 90, native of Kan
sas and resident of Los Angeles.
GASSOS- VALENZUELA-R Gas
SOS, aged IS, native of California and
resident of Los Angeles. and Rosie
Valenzuela, aged II, native of Cali
fornia and resident of San Gabriel.
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DEATHS

oTIz-Manuel, 239 n. Utah street, ma
tive of Mexico. cancer of head and
neck. Feb. %. aged 43 years
NDGREN-iartin." 416 West Sixth
street, native of Sweden. carcinoma
of the stomach and liver, Fet. 20,
aged 81 years.
ANDERSON-Charlo 732 Wall street.
native of Sweden, strangulated right
femoral hernia, Feb. 81, aged 6S years.
ALDRICH-Louise a., .725 East Thirty
second street. native of England,
phthisis pulmonalis, Feb %. aged 80
years.
EAUMANN-Fred NJ. Clara Barton hos
pital nativity unknown, pulmonary
tuberculosis and dropsy, Feb. 20, aged
So years.
LYONS-Emmett. California hospital,
native of Texas. cerebral meningitis,
Feb. %, aged years.
HURLEY-Charles A. 500 South Main
street, native of Rhode Island, gastric
ulcer. Feb. IS. aged 40 years
NICHOLL--Andrew, 900 South Olive
abscess of liver, Feb. 26, aged 73.
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FOR SALE
Houses

HOUSES FOR SALE
$4,000. Cash $1,000. Bal. easy. Buys e.
room modern house. conveniently ar
ranged, on San Pedro carline.
GOLDEN STATE REALTY co.
421 So. Spring ST.
Both phones Elk 56.
$780, Cash $780, $500 per month, new and
modern 4 room cottage on East Adams
GOLDEN STATE REALTY co.
421 So Spring st.
Both phones Elk Sc.
$500. 90. CASH $1,000. BAL. $40 PER MO,
new and modern house, on w. Al St,
about ten blocks from Main, lot 40x1S0.
GOLDEN STATE REALTY co.
421 So. Spring St
Both phones Elk DC.
$4,000. 90. CASH $1,000. BAL. EASY. 6
roomed strictly modern house, This
price includes a 3-room modern house on
rear of lot. Rent II 90 per mo.
GOLDEN STATE REALTY co.
421 So. Spring st.
Both phones Elk Sc.
HAVE A FINE BUSINESS LOT 65X130
corner of Jefferson and Kingsley SITS,
GoLDEN STATE REALTY co.
42l So. Spring st.
Both phones Eek sc.
IF YOU DON'T SEE WHAT YOU WANT
in the above. call and see us.
GOLDEN STATE REALTY co.
421 So. Spring st.
Both phones Elk 56.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-A BROWN FUR BOA YESTER-
day about p. m. between Third and
Broadway and Jevne's grocery store
liberal reward If returned to 1877 N.
GRAND AVE. Phone Main 1868.
MONOGRAM WATCH
fob; liberal reward If returned at
once to NJ. JEROME KRAMER, Hotel
Alexandria,
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NNESn, oeru CT,

Eight-room all modern p-to-dato q
story house. Lot 75x140, all improve
ments in. On West 2Sth near Orchard.
Only $1,000; half cash. A snap.
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FOR SALE
Houses

FOR SALE
'>>->N'>>~>I>~>>s~----~>~--~-,
Houses
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FOR SALE.

BARGAINS--BAR
SANTA FEE AVE,
Five-room house and lot 40x11O, Santa
Fe ave, near Ninth, $2i00.