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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-11
Staot Baltimore.

Wenn Semonoein inc u e e
+ II t. - Wenn ser Sarmer Sames
". SimpIon pon Gri5iiel0, Mo., mie.
Ger nod Sen beimntbli6en Eennten
5uriidfebrt, fam er, iaaS er DUNN
9enug oa5u it, ieinen Nodbnren ct
life redt intereiiante, fir i'm o6er
redt unangenebme @riobrungen er.
5Gblen. Simpion fam om Wiittmod)
nn6 Baltimore lln0 oa er nit 8el0
reid oerlcben mar, beifloB er, lid
einen uergnii9ten Gag 81 %leiIteu. Sc
ingt, getban. Gr beiudte Glide Der
8ergniigungSplGbe in Der llmge6ung
Don Baltimore uno lieB iid) Damn 5li.
les., mii0e uno a~bgeiponnt BON Den
Stropa5en, in elmer Wirtbihnit 81
Sigblanotomn nieoer. golo oeriiel
cr in einen ieiten Sd)lof uno olS er
Gi,imndte, feblten ibm feline 8eglei.
term, $50 in Saargelo, 5mei Gbeds
1ltt ole Vdnt BON Srtsnel0 i'll BE
TRACE bon $3S mo cine goloene llbr.
Gle Eoti5ei ioa iebt sic perriBten
@egenitGnoe iuden belien.
80 lit " oor % e?-
SRI. Hora S'5oole bat aus Ser @iao
YoIatia in 9o0 areu5nob einen
Brief an MaDor Sintauus geridtet,
in peldcm lie OelrieIbcn eriudt, ben
aufentbultsort ibreS 8aters, Maiors
@. O'1oole, ouSiinoie 5i MAIDEN.
Sri. O'IooIe 60rte 5ulett Don ibrem
Batter Dor oht SoDren, ais er in Otto
aamber9er'a Sotel, Hr. 420, Gam,
oenitraBe, logirte.
Cine Yionofiit tie IS y o it.
MT lit Das Neueite I'M 9unoe Der
iinbcgren5tcn DISQUALIFICATION. Sn Der
tleinen GrtiAait 8ir9inia,9al oient
cine ailte, in melder oas Yiano Gr.
1854 Der galtimorer 6irmo @m.
anabe & so. an u. &. Bancroft in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-11

BOD INNER in Qe6enS $.
ea6 +. - Sn Dem 9eiinoen Oes
Spfer5 Ser Steherei an ser 40.
StraBe, SiabIonOtomn, iiber sic ser
oGeutihe Correspondent" QeItern
ouSiiibrlif beridtete, OeS i'm .;So6nS
SopfinS' Soipitnl" beiinoliden @i(.
liam gngeIbera, lit cine meientli6e
8erGnoerung nidlt eingetreten. Ser
1bGter 2eonaro @ogt miro nod in
Ser Canton Foli5eiitotion gefongen
geboIten oa cine 9iirgi6ait fir i'm
nidyt 5ugelaiien miro. 10 lanae ser
@eitod)ene in Sebensaeiobr i6pebt.
@eben oie Sude auf. -
Die EOli5ei bat menigitens 5citpeiie
ole Sllhe nah Dem 2eidnam Der Der.
ihnun0enen 6rau Minnie 9enQi3
auigege6en, nad)Oem 3eteftips Sail
uno Ni0er cine gan5e ISOLDE lang
ben Gltapsco na6 Der 9eid)e pergeb.
lid abgeludt batten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-11
GurupdiId)e Sobrlberibe.


49, ! 1 ! I "
bicM
@icn, 10. Muguit - &mmCr be.
urrubiqcnGer geltoltcn lid, 9eIgro.
Der gepeidcn 5u 6olgc Die @erb1lt.
nilie in Gerber. Ser @rilt Der Gre.
polite Qeuiunt inter Der Arntee Die
OberbonO, uno Seitcn9 Der &eaie.
rultg lino ihdrfitc &orfebrungen
gc9cn cincn 6cobiifti0tcu Sturj Der
ietiacn Tpnoitic 9ctroiicn. ga, 10.
mcit Qilrg cic &eaicrlmg in ibrcn
&oriiftSmo6rcgclL Oob lie lGmmtIi.
DIE iibcr 5eblt Sabre Oicncnoe Inter
oiii5iere. lpeil oieielbcn pcrmutblid
81 tief uno 81 lnngc in nltcn Irmec.
GompIoten iteden t0nntcn, pernb-
lhicoCtc.
u@Itellun9& MeooiIIe
iir 6ollicreS.
Gori&. 10. Iuguit. - ErGii0cnt
6nuierc8 cmpiing 8citcru Nohmit.
tam i'm Gluice cine Nboronunq BON
irii6crcn Wit9lieoCru Der Sermal-
tunQ Scr Ct. Coulter NlSiteIlung,
bcitebcnO aus 0em Nr0iiocntCn Too.
81. SronciS. Sltgb @cnrp @rcdcnriO.
&c, Gbq2. $. SoneS, @CpiS G.Go5icr,
e. 81 Sclton unb TcItuS :. @ohc.
Ger @otiAoitiefrCtGr &i0uouo iteute
sic Nboronun9 Dor, mcl6e Dem ErG.
iiOcntcn cine .golocnc Mtcboiae sur
GriunerutIg an sic NuSitc0ung iibcr'
rcidte.
Mad elmer anOercn @crIion bat sic
ltcbcrrcidung Der MC0oille an oeu
YrGiincntcn Solliere& uod) nidt itatt.
~0ciumben. Die Wit1licocr ser Ib-
nr6mlnQ botten nGmliH Oic Wc6oiQe
mit3ubringen pcrgciicL II. 0o$ itellte
lid erIt bcrollS, oIS Der ieierlihc glt.
TITS Ser llebergobe Dor iidJ Qcbcn iolls
tc, YrGli6cnt Sollicrc3 lndlte bcr5.
lid iiber Oie fomiihc Sittotion uno
bcGob lid nod Rombouiuct 5ltriid,
obnc 0ic Wtc0aiQc iibcrbollpt 3u @c.
lidt bCfonuncn 51 bobcn,
0icGome& Mcgutta.
" 0 d) c.
Comes. Sniel @iGbt, 10. AuguIt.
- GoS Na%uptintcrclic crrcgte 9c-
tern Oa9 Nonoicop &ennen iiir
Sod)ten Don 100 lounncn ooer oo.
rider nm sen bon Ger StuOt Cones
geitiitctcn @reiS. Die Charters ma.
rem @aiier Mil6elm'a .Metcor" sea.
rioO," o@bitc Scatter" .9tpria",
oNnuo6oe" mo DNfcrrD MdiN." Gin
mGbi1rr &ilO mcbtc, ais Die Sndteu
III Sec RinGeu.
.Nopoboe" mar oie critic Snd)t am
3iel, mlBte nbcr olGen Mitbcmerbcrn
3eit uorGeben, mo oMerrp Waio"
2cpann %borauibin.
SHncIlc 6a6rt.
GueeuStomn II, 10. Nllg.-0er
o@bite Stnr."0ampier oNrabic, I"
weIfer bclrtc Notmittoa bon 9olton
bier nnfom, lcgte Oie 6nbrt in iedS
Sogen II Stunoen 5uriid, cine Der
idneQItcu Reiicn 5piiden Bolton uno
Queenstown.
Su cinem @o9gon err.
mor6ct.
Titli8, 10. Auguit. - Der bie.
ii9e S%trnbcnbohn Superintendent
Gi0elmam ipllroe in einem @aggon
ieiner 2inien ermor0et. Sein W0r.
Scr cntfont. Die 8litt6ot mar Elm
GrgebniB Ser repoIutiouGren I'm
N,,(n,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-11

Ten bcitcn Scnutass %. susilug bilbet bic
an 9louminqoales %slpenue, baIblpees 5iuis
fden GomonDions mo Hortbs stoenue. Cos
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2Saasons fnbren am @is
aeribnm porbei; man lam al Der 10.
StraBe. gs1lbrpof. mad iiiolih fnbrenoen
COMMUNICATIVE. &aagonS trdnsferiren.
Mnn iieiae i'm SufeInnb.Gari, n6roIih bon
ct. @otpdro'S STRIDE. ab. (2f7-23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-11
aeam Mmsp,s sisftanrant,

Sit. 1104, &prb.6entrdl 'Apenae.
Der -9lorhoii Smmerpdbrtnber Boibetstn
Don Baltimore" %perfammelt ith bier ie'
6eii WscHtoa. - Yerrge 8retnt & Cons
9ter am 3apf, mad oentftcr art btteit
oom Sab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-11
2u p%erfanfcn:

9as 2.It0dige gdbous Nr. 1902,
gSoro, Nor0.M ontioro- apenlte, ent.
balteno ieds 3immer unO 9aoe5im.
mer; 8runoltiid 14.S bei 70 SUB;
@runo5ins 1926 pro 6rontiuB. Nn6-
5uiragen bel s. s. Gallagher, Nr.
2407, Sairmonnt- Nuenne. Q46@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-11
Canton ums etettaubtswa.
Meer,s ,NeelpetR.Sans."

Ode Nait. nno 6aItsNOcnnt, Enntbn.
Wiarplanos1 elepboH 81 81.
6diptlln ctier hes ~8efangoereinS .@beIs
neiB," r9amensBereins oes @oeImeiB, ="
.Gantufs9unIIup5 9tr. 445, 8. .. s.
DSrientuIsS ilirifts UT. 15s. .. ll.s9.," u.
canton Gpars OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-11

SaIob sitth, .Mslsbis.9ans.H

Roroof.ed, Der 2uiu. Hub Sorrs Str.
Sauptalartier oes 1efanaOereinS rWteIos
bic. Singftunoen ieaen 9onneritneglbeHb.
8~erfanlmlunGeR hes centennial 0leeger'
8ereins" ie6en 3. uno 4. Stsnftag i'm
Wtunat. 3elepbon - Wt. Bernoh 1868 n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-11
an u%erfauien eountu. gouplabe.

36eert Mat. ben bon SUD eelpiiHf6ten
Gountps enuplub in Srbin9ton ODER gtbOIs
SeigbtS 81 l1uien, an Der 9lurSfeiie Der
sSubrgeloz ptnie. @aS nno SSaticr: County
SteuerIl; giadilu1a9ofs; MIR iebr neHiGe
Srunoitiide iibrig. Sir elite uno 4reiie,
iueIhe In ole 00bc geben. febe man ". =.
Sniuurtb, $40 u, Gauitables 8ebdube.
lO1T-Oll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-11
Spesieae 8cginitianngen

fRr ane, bic Combinations gbotosrhphit'n
ipinfden. W'iniatlr In 9nrbeu In oergoloetetn
Meoaiaon sratis nit einem 9ubeno Garbsn'
Hprtraits. Gebt nniere neuen WtarotpSeH. Die
alerDeften Cabinets, bon Sf.O0 m. Sute VT
belt. proInpie NbIieferune.
~. 2seikert. f seF,s ss.ii,H1 ssa asa1,siH
Gr. 409-4tf. sro.0ap.e trahe.
WaH ueune biefe 3eitune. (aprtI7-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-11

apisph ehtnenarr,s Gait.
o. epnhuts Msftnurant.

q, NPHgHb
Rr. 923, Roro.Goen., G6e Matbuun. ctr.
gerfnmmIlineSIof1I beS .Intoittn : Gons
eIapes SIR. 396, ). S. 81 rstenbens9i.
itriIts Rr. 1867 .S@iuersD iftrtfts gr.
1903, 3. u.'8.| unb rSittriits 9ir. SO,
3. u.'8.~ Gale on 8ereine 8u bermie'
then. Seinite 9iere, 98eine unb nnbere
Uetriinfe. IeIepbon: 6. & %. 8oIfe 500 n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-11

vile. meldbe WeIb sebraudlen, ipredleu bter
Dor. Mnleiben aut SnIire, Wl1beIn II. @riino.
Sigeutbum. Sm 8erirauPn. Reine QoansSffices
Wsetbooen. ,Saitimpre Sapetmtnt Co." 9r.
126, Rsro.9aca.S trabe. C147-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-11

$50 giortberu Central ~...... 1917
10 ilniteo Siatcs 5ibeIitu ..........120
10 Goufolto. Cotton 5ud com. 49,. 13Is
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-11
Sn b%erfanfem.
3u U%erfaufeu


Sin tleiue5 @o6nbaus III biuig III berfaufer,
Wan a%oreiiire: y2. ~" Seutifer Gprreipun'
bent. (22l-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-11

1as 3.lt5diae 98obn6duS Nr. 10. Sits2t, Ctr.
cementirier aeler. SurnGce. Nb5nasfannlsSers
btnounaen uno BAD; i'm heiien 3uitnnoe; Elm
9dradin. Na6SuiraQen au Crit uno Stcllc.
(221-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-11

gu uerfdHffn
Gin arnbenftneioerstSei6di nit @orrafb II.
@inridtuHg; beihdfiigt 10 Irbeiter. WaiB aus
CSefunbbeifsriidiihien has @efddft d~ufaeDen.
Giaot bat 800 Giupobner. Nd6ere gusfunft
ertbeiIt 6. .. aippg. Wianfeiter, Dsb.
(19S@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-11
e@miot's v@idleniraHS.Saae."

! Snupiauartier oes ~8aberu a%r.s:nt. .ger.
! eius,~ n@i6enfrdn5 ; 9ameH : Bereins,I
! canton Smuerlu. gnii. II. 2eiboereinS."
! n9eutfhe @emiitbIi6feit- uno nSefpers
! 9onflabe Dir. ATS. s.. .. O." SritheS
/ 9ier Su ieoer Belt. - Q, & 3. 2eIepbon:
j l9oIfe 1928 8.
) GlrEng's ,,Ganton 9teberfranB.Sane,"
( eiiemeit.gde Q. ctr. u. yait.Ape., GaatsH
! Sanpiauartier bes misunderstanding.
J Gtnaftunbe ieben Mlttmph Mbeno. Der
Tamen,Berein b%erfammeIt flo iebeu Gtens
1 flag Ibenb. Rational sBi.r am Sapf.
! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - BoIfe 1463 3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-11

Sine cute gdderei nit Qfero uno gSagen
pDbentliher Serbrauh bon ~ Sdiern. 9tndls
3~ufrageu in Der Sffiee Ses pScutidlen 6orre'
fpuHocnt". (22t-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-11

SIR 1714. g}orof Ratierion'l nrfs slbemie; 5iuei
ftBdig; feds Simmer uno Guo. Had8uirdqer
bel Der pGitH Neal Gitate & 2oau Co.," Nr
220, G1uutlanosS trafe. (220-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-11
@crIaugt i'm %IGoemeineu.
3m p%crfanicn Oocr ST pcrmietGcn.

3u u~erfnuirn pner 81 ucrmietben:
9r. t740. Orleans traBe: cine felt 20 Sab.
rem beitebenoe NIderei. JG65uiraaen in Nr,
122, Hisauiths StraRc. (223-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-11

Rr. 216, Cab, maize 0uluaro.a Giraffe.
8or5figIi6e g9eiRe, Gpirituo,en u. t1nious
9i9GrreIi. Geltss 9ttr am 8api. 2mnfh
fir 8efbdfiSIente bon 11.30 BORN. bis
2 t1br glu6mittngs. 9elepbon q. & y.
- Wt. Bernon 300S n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-11
Su %ueriauIrn uOrr III urrmietbeu:

Su DttInuitH potf 6H UtrhllttDtH.
Nlter5 ucgen - Elm bolliommen nliteS Waas
ners uno Sutlhen @ef1dii, nit ooaem 3ubebnr,
S6riftlide Nnmelouugen inter &c. a." an Die
Office beS nScutiheu GorreipOnocnt".
(203-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-11
SECOND CALL.

20O0 GonioIio. @as 41aer. ...........tO
10000 Cotton 9nd 1er. 81
5000 q. .. {. Observation-Disclosures, G24
10000 uniieb Rbs. & elect. Ter. ........ ptH
200o ilniteb 8pS. K Gleet. 5unoins Der 80
5000 uniteo Rbs. & GIeet. Stumbling Der ss7s
5000 uniteb Rps. & 6leet. 5unoine Der $50
10000 Ia. Deferred 3. .. 6tfs......... 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-11
8erfGnic an Der bieiisen Gffcften.
Sorie.
FIRST CALL.
Grciie i'm 2erington.M orft.

20OO MlarbIanb & ga, 4er. ........... 04&
1000 ~g9eitern Diurblano der. t..... san
20OO RorioIf RI. & ". Der. .......... 09h
1000 llnlteo RainpnOS er...,....... 92h
10000 llniieo JiaiIpuDs 4er. ........... 92
10000 llniieo R~niIwdbs inc, ............ 7tA
$500 tlniteo NuinunDS 5unoiHg Ser. 49,. son
5000 tiniieo ]inilpGbS 5uuoin9 Der. s9K
1000 Limited RnihuGb5 5lnoiue 5er. go. 1914
1000 llniieb Railpubs 5unoiua Ser. s9ls
VI Horfbern Central ...............f0t
4 Cont. 6. Y. G. & y. pfo....... 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-11
2 d) ncIlc i a6r t.

Tiili$, 10. 4uguit. - Der bie.
ii0e StrnBenbobn Superintendent
GiOelmam ipur0e in eincm @aggon
Ieiner 2inien ermorOet. Sein W0r.
Scr cnttonl. Die 8lutt6ot mar Elm
GrgebniB ser repolutiouGren I'm
ruben.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-31

my antitrust bill in 1903. Mr. Kennedy
also had his bill before the house on the
maximum freight rate law. He and ! were
both on the sitting committee before, which
finally both these measures came So was
the venerable George L. Loomis demo-
craft on that committee and I think the
rest were republicans, including George L.
Rouse, later speaker and Ellis L. Coed.
Kennedy's bill came up i'm the sitting COM
mittcc ahead of mine and the record will
show that Rouse. Good and | voted TO let
It go on general file, but It failed by one
vote.
Now then. when my bill came up both
Mr. Kennedy and Mr.. Loomis voted AGAINST
allowing It to get out of the committee.
Why? No other reason could have nctuated
them but politics q, If they believed in
Kennedy's bill they had to believe in mine,
but II my bill had been enacted into law
at that session, as it was i'm 1906, the re-
publicans would have got the credit for
enacting an antitrust law.
Now. II democratic papers want the
facts in this case. there they are VIII
they use theme
Mr.. Junkin thinks every congressman on
the republican ticket and the majority of
the state ticket, especially Senator Sheldon,
win be elected with comfortable margins.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-31
GULF, OUTLET OF NEBRASKA
Southern Ports should Get Omaha
Grain and Not Gotham, Says
James Campbell.


James Campbell OF Chicago. identified IN
official capacity with the Chicago Board OF
Trade for many years and chief provision
Inspector OF that organization as early as
the late Co.'S was visitor at the Omaha
Grain exchange during the Tuesday nom
ing session,
Il see you are grain market, all right"
he said as he scanned the quotation board
and glanced at the men who were bringing
in small bags Of grain TO the sample tables
to get ready for the cash business. ''You
are very young and would not expect to
SEQ things as lively as in Chicago. but I
confess I am agreeably surprised. When
was I'm Omaha last twenty-three years ago,
grain buyers we're as scarce as hens teeth;
now you have lots Of them and hundreds Of
elevators all over the state are pouring
their grain into the market Omaha Is
bound to grow az a grain market on ac-
count OF its geographical position as AN
outlet TO the gulf
you people out here must ship your
grain TO the gulf and stop sending It Ia
New York That city cannot continue to
dominate the country. The gulf is the
natural outlet for grain for export from the
Missouri river country, and freight rates
must finally be adjusted so It will go that
way. When they are made so that grain
moves 10 the gulf at rate commensurate
with the cost OF transporting It, then tho
farmers or Nebraska will get more money
for their corn and wheat"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-31
Do Not he Deceived.

One of the Significant facts connected
with the agitation for the giving away
by the city Of a twenty-five year franchise Is
the effort being made to stampede the class
OF men, wage-earners and business men In
a modest way, who for years been solidly
set against the giving away Of any more
public utility franchises OF any character
To men who are ant-franchise on pr nc pie,
and who foresee municipal ownership with
in a reasonable time, 1t would be a very dis
couraging spectacle II the voters of Omaha
should be hoodwinked by false cry Of
anti-monopoly to vote away 30 valuable
privilege for no other reason than TO
boost a stock jobbing scheme.
Men who know better are likely to be
deceived into voting for this free and easy
franchise unless they devote a few moments
to a reading and consideration of Section
Of the franchise and its provisos. They
are the meat in this cocoanut. Note in the
middle of Section these words except as
Hereinafter Provided" then read the second
proviso to said section. as follows:
PROVIDED further, that for the purpose OF
carrying this franchise into effect the
grantees shall assign and transfer this
ordinance and franchise to a corporation
duly organized mot under the laws CT Ne
braska, mark YOU with power TO take over
and operate under the same and il Is
further provided that the grantees, their
successors and assigns, may pledge and
mortgage this ordinance and the right,
privileges and franchises hereby granted
as security for any issue Of bonds or
other obligations OF said grantees, or OF
their successors or assigns and the pro-
ceeds Of the sale Of such bonds shall be
used in the construction and maintenance
Of said telephone, plant"
The men TO whom this very thing is 10
he given by the city council II the voters
consent, for the purpose of selling it at
once, make a false and dishonest pretense
Of opposition 20 monopoly merely 20 carry
their point. But the voters, II they made
the mistake. cannot undo the bad work for
twenty-five years, and even then the city
cannot take over the plant. The option OF
purchase clause has been stricken out
Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-31
mood CouEh MedIc.ne tor Children.

The season for coughs and colds Is now
at hand and too much care cannot be
used to protect the children. child Il
much more likely TO contract diphtherla OF
scarlet fever when he has a cold. The
quicker you cure his cold the less the risk
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the sole
reliance Of many mothers, ana few OF
them who have tried It are willing to use
any other Mrs. r. r. Starcher Of Ripley
w. Va says: II have never used anything
other than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
for my children and It has always given
good satisfaction" This remedy contains
no opium or other narcotic and may be
given as confidently TO a child as to an
adult.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-31
JUDGE THINKS MA WILL LIVE
Takes Chance on Sending DutifuI Son
TO Jail for Ten Days
Anyway.

Charged with the theft of 800 pounds OF
coal from a car in the Union Pacific
freight yards, Tony Black, Second and
Pierce streets, was arrested Monday night.
In police court Tuesday morning he pleaded
not guilty, but the officers testified he was
an habitual thief and had never been
known 10 work. A novel explanation OF his
failure to work was advanced by the pris-
oner, as he told Judge Crawford his mother
was very m with a sore toe and he had to
be in constant attendance.
When sentenced TO ten days Ia the city
jail Black loudly protested, but the Judge
said he thought his mother could survive
for a few days without his valuable as
Eistance.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-31
DIFFICULT TO GET OFFICERS
Times Are So Good People DO Not
Want to he Election
Police.

Persons with ambitions to join the bri-
gade of 'Omaha's Finest" next Tuesday are
not showing UP in force and considerable
doubt is expressed whether sufficient num-
Der of special officers can be obtained for
duty on election day. Everyone seems to
be employed and the joy Of posse sing a
star and 'persuader'' do not appeal with
the force that is usually in evidence when
a call is made for special policemen for
duty at the polling booths Chief Donahue
said that all persons who wished positions
as officers should call on the mayor and be
sworn in and he would then give them
instruction as to their duties.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-31
Catarrh Of the Stomach
A Pleasant. Simple, but Safe and
EfleetuaI Cure for It.
COSTS NOTHING TO Try

Catarrh Of the stomach has long been
considered the next thing to incurable.
The usual symptoms are fun or bIoat-
ing sensation after eating. accompanied
sometimes with sour or watery risinRs.
formation Of gases, causing pressure on
the heart and lungs and difficult breath
ing, headaches, fckle appetite. nervous
ness and a general played ouL lansuld
feeling.
There Is often a foul taste in the
mouth, coated tongu. and IL the interior
of the stomacl coWiG be seen a. would
show Shiny inhamed condition
The cure for this common ana obsti-
nate trouble is found In a treatment
which causes the food TO be readily. thor
oughly digested before it has time to
ferment and irritate the delicate mucous
surfaces OF the stomach, To secure
prompt and healthy digestion is the one
necessary thing TO do and when normal
digestion is secured the catarrhal condi-
ton Will have disappeared
According 70 Or. Harlanson, the safest
and best treatment is to use after each
meal a tablet. composed Of Diastase.
Asepuc Pepsin, little Nux, Golden Seal
and fruit acids. These tablets can now
be found at all drug stores under the
name Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets and not
being a patent medicine can be used with
perfect safety and assurance that healthy
appetite and thorough digestion will fol-
low their regular use after meals
Mr. r. S. Workman, Chicago. MS.
writes: "Catarrh Is local condition re-
sulting from neglected cold in the head.
whereby the lining membrane OF the nose
becomes inhamed and the poisonous dis
charge therefrom passing backward into
the throat reaches the stomach, thus pro-
ducing catsrrh OF the stomach. Medical
authorities prescribed for me for three
years FOR cataTrh OF stomach without
cure. but today am the happiest OF men
after using only one box OF Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets. l cannot md apprcpri-
ate words to express my good feeling l
have found flesh, appetite ana sound rest
from their use"
suarts Dyspepsia Tablets Is the safest
preparation as well as the simplest and
most convenient remedy for any form OF
indigestion. CatarTh OF stomach, bilious
ness sour stomach. heartburn ana bloat-
tnE after meals.
Send your name and address today for
. free trial package ana see for yourself.
Address r. A. stuart Co.. IS Stuart Bldg.
MARSHALL MiclL
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-31
JUNKIN PUNCTURES FAKE
Explains His and Ksnnsdy's Votes on
Each CthsI's Bill.
BOTH DEMOCRATS OPPOSED ANTITRUST
LOOmIs aud OmRhn Man Voted AgatnsT
PuttIng Junkin Measure On
,ae4&raI File by sIft-
m ing Committee.

George c. ';JhhfTiisflg, the sturdy little law
maker from Gosper county whose work in
the last two legislatures commended him
TO the republicans this year for their
nominee for secretary of state, stopped of
in Omaha for few hours Tuesday, having
brought some cattle TO the South Omaha
stock yards
Mr.. Junkin is known chiefly in Nebraska
for his Yigilant fight in the legislature for
equitable railroad rate laws and particu-
larry for his authorship last session Il the
antitrust law, which already has accom-
plished some tangible results.
Democratic papers in their desperation al
combating man Of Mr.. Junkin's charac,e I
and record recently have accused him OF
being party I'm the session Of 1903 to the
defeat Of Representative Kehnedy's demo.
craft effort to revive the maximum freight
rate law The facts in the case are sol
forth by Mr.. Junkiu who Says:
1T will be remembered that introduced
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-31
announcement. Cd the Thenter-

THE Man on the Box" was one OF the
most popular and widely read of stories,
and lent itself to stage uses with such
facility as to make it seem that It mad
been written for a play rather thar for
a story. In the dramatic version, Which
Will be presented at the Boyd this even
ing for the first time, the interest of the
tale is fully preserved. 1t will offer Max
Figman as star in drama for the drst
time in Omaha, too, adding double inter
est to the engagement. The engagement
is for two performances only, closing
Thursday night. This evening the cur
tain will go up early on account Of the
desire to conclude the performance in
time to let Secretary TAFT speak at 10
o'clock.