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The Arizona sentinel., 1906-05-30
Letter List.

Letter List.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed n Yuma postoffice May 30, 1906: Arrepondo. A Garcia, Jesus Babb, Geo NJ Ordaz, Balentine Bryant, Willie-2 Hernandes, Ynes Brown. w Mullaney, Lawr'nce Curtis, Emile w Riley, Geo Cota, Jose Sterne, Mrs Hazel Hecla Mining Co. Veger, Felipe Fields, Anna c White, Miss Carrie Fanserdado, R Brown, J H Garsia, s Barelas, Angela P Gonsales, Francisco
 Persons calling for above letters will please say advertised.
 R. H. Chandler, P. NJ.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-05-30

Some men can't eliminate politics from their patriotism.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-05-30
HORAN'S STAGE LINE
Operating New, Six-f1Orse Concord
 Between Yuma and Lagune

Billy Horan now has new, six-horse Concord coach on his stage line to the damsite. It is comfortable, easy ;riding vehicle and carries seventeen Passengers. Round trip daily. Head quarters at the Yuma office of J. G. White 6 Co. in the Laney building.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-05-30

Farm lands, town property, residences and aF Sds Of real estate bought, sold and @ by the Yuma Title Ab- stract 'eempany Molina Block, Mad jsarS Avenue.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-05-30

Accumulated excess of temperature for the week E degrees.
 Rainfall for the week 0.
 Normal rainfall for the year, from 26 years record. ag7 inches.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-21
"HoIa Up. Man Rolled.

GRAND ISLAND. Neb., Oct. sO.-(spe-
cial)-As John Eggers of the Schumacher
& Eggers' saloon was closing up the place
at - O'Clock last night, and while alone in
the saloon, a man came in unmasked, and,
holding a revolver I'm Eggers face told
him to make himself no trouble. that he
wanted no monkey work" Eggers is e
small man. but gritty He turned from the
six-shooter. which was directly in front of
him. and grabbed for a lunch knife nearby
giving the intruder emphatically to under
stand of what pedigree he was. Mr. Esgers'
dog. upon seeing the latter's actions, also
became busy. and the robber had more
trouble than he had bargsined for. With
both an irate dog and an irate man u
face he turned, made for the door and was
followed by the dog for block. By the
time Mr.. Eggers had secured the revolver
from back of the bar the man had made
good his escape down the street.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-21

CREIGHTON, Neb, Oct. o.-(specialo-
The annual teachers institute of Knox
county was held here during the last week.
Superintendent F. c. Marshal tried the
experiment of fall institute. The schools
of the county were dismissed for the week
and It's teachers attended every session OF
the institute. At the close yesterday the
teachers unanimously commended the fall
institute In appropriate resolutions.
Miss Nellie May Schiee OF Peru instructed
in primary reading and industrial work
Prof ]. w. Searson conducted the work. in
civics, school management and round table.
In addition TO the regular course Of instruc-
ton full course of lectures and enter
taInments was arranged The entire session
was one OF keen professional enthusiasm
The teachers felt that the program was SO
rich in good things that they could not
afford TO miss a single number. The SEES
sion attracted a good deal Of attention on
the part of educators, among whom is a
growing feeling that teachers Institutes
should be held during the regular years
work.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-21

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Oct. a-(spe-
cial THE death of John F, MeAllister al
Omaha yesterday was a shock to many
friends Mr.. McAllister went to Omaha
to attend the grand lodge session OF the
Independent order of Odd Fellows. Dur
ing Wednesday evenings session he was
compelled to leave the hall, having sud
denly been taken with cramps. An exami-
nation revealed that there was a rupture
OF the stomach. An operation was de-
cided upon as the only possible means OF
saving his life and he withstood the same
we'll until the next morning, when he
gradually relapsed and the end coon came
He leaves a wife and two children. and
many brothers. sisters and other relatives
He was an attache of the grand onices OF
the Ancient Order OF United Workmen In
this city and had membership in several
other fraternal organizations.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-21

PLATTsMOUTH-Rou trip tickets to
Omaha on account of the Horse Show are
being sold for IS cents.
PLATTSMOUTH-Mr A. G. Goodwin
gave linen shower In honor of the bride
to-be, Miss Rose Baton.
GENEvA-Geneva is to have new
clothing store, conducted by Curry Bros
1t will open next Saturday.
PLATTSMOUTH--A. J. Porter of Seven
Mile Ford Va. 10 visiting his son, George
NJ. Porter, and wife in this city.
VALLEY-Prof. Hutchinson of the Val
ley High school attended the state meeting
Of high school principals at Lincoln Fri
day.
PLATTSAIOUTH-H II. Rist residing a
few miles south of Plattsmouth has sold
his 24O-acre farm to Charles Troop for
slS,COo
neutrality-suspicious. c. w Tay-
lor. who has been attending the superin-
tendents' convention I'm Lincoln, has re-
turned.
PLATTsMoUTH-The SRrcerviile school
in this city has been cMed because the
teacher Miss Christina Hansen, was taken
SEX with diphtheria.
BEATRICE-Chapter u of the P. Z. o.
society entertained Chapter Q of the wy
more society yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. f.. G. Drake
BI1ATRICE-The Woman's club held its
regular meeting yesterday at the home OF
Mrs, A; V. Robinson. The program was
in the literature department.
UNION-Hon. A. c. Shallenberger spoke
to twenty-three women and forty-five men,
most of them republicans. lie spoke on
the free pass and 2-cent fare.
BEATRICE-B. Lawton, a farmer living
east OF the city had his hand badly
crushed by getting the member caught in
the gearing OF grading machine.
NORTH PLATTE-Deputy Sherin Lowell
received two bloodhounds from Texas last
night, which will be used in the future for
railing burglars and other criminals
WEST POINT-The Northwestern rail
way has large force of men at work i'm
West Point erecting water tank and
Iuttlns IN an extensive system of water
works
RICE-"Deacon" Burroughs was
rrested yesterday on the charge of as
'aulting his brother, Newton Burroughs
lis case was continued TO next Tuesday
forming,
NORTH PLATTE 49, Attorney General
CROWN republican candidate for United
Der %.
GENEVA-E. Sandrock has received
rom Governor Mickey the commission
Ipointing him delegate to the Trans
mississippi congress al Kansas City next
month
DAVID CITY-The Methodist church has
| Sunday, October Is. The pastor will he
assisted by Rev. c. r. Randenshield Of
Chicago.
NORTH PLATTE-w. A. Paxton of
omaha spent Wednesday Ian town visiting
friends and to also look after his train OF
cattle, which were to go over the North
.iver branch
BEATRICE-T. T. Clarke, jr.. who has
zen at WymOre for the last few days In
the interest of his electric light franchise
as returned home. Mr.. Clark stands
READY to carry out his part Of the con-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-21
College Corner.tone Laid.

WAYNE, Neb., Oct. 2.-(Speciaf-A me-
morable event in Wayne's history was the
laying of the cornerstone of the new main
building of the Nebraska Normal college
yesterday afternoon by the grand lodge of
Ancient. Free and Accepted Masons of
Nebraska. At $3.50 o'clock the procession
formed and marched to the college grounds.
A large assemblage OF people had gathered
to witness the ceremonies In honor of
President J. NJ. Pile under whose man.
agement the institution has been estab-
lshed Promptly at o'clock the band
played. followed by prayer by Grand Chap
lain Frank NJ. Druliner. after which the
cornerstone was laid with regular Masonic
rites, uT.der the supervision of Grand Mas
ter 2. NJ. Baird of Harrington, assisted by
Grand Marshal Harry A. Cheney of
Creighton, Grand Chaplain F. NJ. Druliner
of Emerson Past Grand Master Robert E.
Evans of Dakota City and Past Grand
Master John A. Ehrhardt OF Stanton.
Grand Orator Rev. e. c. Horn of Wayne
then delivered a short but eloquent address
in behalf of the grand lodge, which was
responded TO on behalf OF the Wayne lodge
and citizens by A. A. Welch, who. in a few
appropriate remarks, thanked the grand
lodge officials for their kind assistance on
this memorable occasion and paid a tribute
to the success of the college, past and
| future.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-21

tract provided the city council sees fit I,
grant him franchise.
NORTH PLATTE-The next game
foot bali In which the local team will fiS
ure will be Friday Of nsXt week, whep tn
opponents will be the Lexington Hig
school foot ball team.
PLATTSMOTTH-She Quinton has
received card from Chic! of Police Dona
hue of Omaha Offering a reward Of SEQ
tpr the capture OF the murderer OF Mis-
Josephine RuInmelhaTt
DAVID CITY-Thc Harry Kimbell shc,.
company played hero last evening to 4
small house and this morning. II l. said
they are In hard Tx. not having enougl
money to get out Of town.
WEST POINT-A young mems club has
been organized in West Point under tho
leadership. Of DIR. Schwenker The objects
Of the cub are mental, moral and physics
development of its members.
LONG PINE Government Surveyo
George Bates and his corps of assistant
have completed their work of surveyin
the southern portions OF Rock and Brow
counties and have left for points east.
ATRICE-Sergeant IticAnarte Ui
| district OF Nebraska and Iowa. Unite
States army, arrived In the city yesterda
morning from Omaha and spent the dal
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-21
$4,000 Meals Did
Him No Good
How One Man Wasted 90 Years of His
Life-ThOusands Like Him.

Life-Thousahds Like Him.
What's the use of eatin', anyhow" said
the scrawny dyspeptic to his rotund. pros
porous looking friend. Here I've been
eatin three times a day and some-
times twice a day for fifty years, and
look at me. I'm raw-boned and skinny,
still at the bottom of the ladder, sour on
the world and petsinist. ] know it and
/ can't help 1t. If [ had 1t to do over
again, though, l would take care Of my
stomach, for l don't believe 1 ever really
Telshed a meal In my life, not even
mothers Christmas dinners and frmly
believe that my way of eating, or what
ever it was, brought along with it darkness
and impossibility of success"
3''You're right" nodded his companion
"Of course, that isn't always the case
But in this age we must not only Truss
in the Lord and keep our powder dry but
we must swallow sunshine with our food.
Cheerfulness, especially while eating
which Is the most essential act of man, is
as necessary to him sunshine is to the
flowers. Nothing normal can be produced
I'm darkness.
But this is what you haven't been do
ing, Mr.. Dyspeptic Your brain and your
stomach, remember. are twins, and. you
have TO treat them accordingly. Why not
start now and repair the damage you've
done. 1t is never too late, you know
You mean at my age? And suppose you
can't always get the sunshine?"
Absolutely, yes Science has made 1t
possible TO get the sunshine. the health
and the strength that your stomach needs.
all put together In little tablets. They call
them stusrt's Dyspepsia Tablets. the
most effective tablets in the world for
this very thing. one, Ingredient in these
tablets digests 5000 grains of food with
out the help OF the stomach Two tablets
after each meal can do more work,
quicker work and better work in digesting
a heavy meal than the stomach can itself
The stomach need not work at all. Stuart
Dyspepsia Tablets does all the work and
gives your jaded stomach a rest. the rest
A. needs Meanwhile you cure yourself OF
brash, Irritation. burning sensation, heart
burn, sour stomach, acidity, fermentat ton
hloat. and the worst cases of dyspepsla
and indigestion. You get rid of these
for All time And then. besides you car
eat all you want and Whenever you want
and YOU will also relish mothers Christ.
mas dinners II you will take stuart's Dys
nensia Tablets after eating. That's tn,
sunshine l was talking about. Then YOU
face will reflect the internal change goinI
on you'll be more energetic, your mins
viii be clearer, you will have more con
ndencs in yourself, you'n be happier anS
you'll be yourself again.
Your heart will change and you'n fee
rosy. You'll enjoy your meals-and live
let's walk down to the drug store and lie
me introduce you TO one little package o
these stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets. You cai
aet them at any drug store In the worl'
Tor only soc a package. Il Is worth IL, Mr.
Dyspeptic."
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-21

.PLATTsMoUTH, Neb., Oct. 2O.-(Spe-
ciaI 1.-The grocery store and meat mar
ket of Lorenz Bros. was entered from the
rear door Friday night and the change
in the money drawer and merchandise OF
different kinds taken. Thursday evening
while w. w Coates and family We're
eating supper some unknown person
thought IL would be fine time to visit
the upper story OF the dwelling, After
finishing her supper Mrs. Coates went
upstairs and turned on the light and dis
covered a man trying to gain entrance
through the window. The police were
notified that providers were working in
the vicinity of Coprs store and the resi-
dence OF Mike Bajek, in the western por-
ton OF the city, and also visited the resi-
dence of A. W. Dawson, in the southern
portion of the city. Thus far they have
been undisturbed in their work, although
a young woman, who proved herself 10
be innocent of any crime. was arrestt
and taken before County Attorney Rawis.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-21

hecking up the books Of Sergeant Lee OF
ne recruiting station. lie returned tu
..lraha in the evening.
GENENA-Farmers around here are
II busy picking and storing the big ao-
de crop, much OF which still hangs on
ne trees, The fTuit crop In Fillmore
ounty this season has been a big one
BEATRICE-The officers yesterday Ar
.sted Thomas Mcconnell. charged with
eating Lis sister, Lula Mcconnell OWING
. the illness Of the police Judge a cOn-
nuance was taken and Mcconnell lodged
.a.l.
tOLlMBlS-Thesc are strenuous
ines with the farmers to get their grain
hreshed and to find room TO house the
rain. Mark Hoesley threshcd out a.sOo
'ushels or oats and 1000 bushels Of
wheat.
SkATRlCE-The machinery to be use ,
4 boring for oil has been placed in posi-
On on the FarlOW farm. two miles south
ist Of the city, aud ]. n. Maupin. the
rospector, says active ops rat.ons viii be
In next Monday. The first day viii be
evoted mostly TO testing the machinery.
ut Tuesday the work will begin in earn
81. namber OF the business men Of
,Continued on Fourth Pace
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-21
Foster Child seeks share of Estate.


MCooL JUNCTION, Neb., oct. 2O.-tspe-
cial.) -Hon. George NJ. Spurlock of York
has been appointed by the County board
to sit for County Judge Taylor at the hear
ing OF the suit contesting the will Of
Aunt Sarah fSmth of this place. Aunt
Sally" as she was Familiarity known, was
an eccentric character. and at her death
bedueathed about 5000 to residents of Nc
Cool who were in no way related to her.
cutting of her adopted daughter. Florence
Wright, whom she had taken out of the
Home for the Friendless at Council BLUFFS.
So far as known here there were no other
living relatives. Florence Wright was
adopted when she was a small child, and
from the time she was able to work she
assisted and for many years cared for the
house and nursed Mr.. and Mrs. Smith,
Judge Taylor was Mrs. Smiths attorney i'm
the drawing up of her will, and for this
reason requested that some one else be
appointed to try the suit brought on be-
half of the adopted daughter.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-21
FoUR-YEAR-oLD TAKES LONG TRIP
Disappears from Home at Hastings
and Found at HoldreEe.

HASTINGS, Neb.. Oct. 20.--(Special Tele-
gram AFTER his parents, aided by the city
authorities. had vainly searched through
out the city for him, John Greenlee, the
4-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Green
lee of this city, was tonight located at
Holdrege. The child left home about II 80
this morning. and when he failed to return
at dinner time his parents instituted a
search for him. Late this afternoon Mana
ger Knee of the Nebraska Telephone COM
pany, instructed his operators to advise
all subscribers when they called for con-
nections that the boy was lost and to ask
If they had seen him. The operator on
the long distance lines passed the word
along to other towns. and at 1880 tonight
word came that the boy had been picked
up by Swedeburg & Roth in front of their
real estate ONCE in Holdrege.
The father went to Holdrege tonight to
bring him home. How the lad managed to
get, as far away Holdrege. when he YVES
without money, is mystery yet unsolved.
He rode on Burlington train, which makes
several stops between here and Holdrege,
| and why he was not put on at the first
| station is not known here.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-21
Trouble I'm Butler County.

DAVID CITY, Neb., Oct. 9.-(Special.) -
At the republican caucus Monday in su-
pervisor district No. l there was a little
scrap on hand which resulted In the nomi-
nation OF James Prosovec, the Benno post
master over J. T. SvobOda, the Alba
banker svoboda's friends would not lay
down but are putting him on by petition
as candidate for supervisor OF district
No L
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-21

the home of 8. n. Wolbach of this city
was about to leave the house last evening
and before she had even left the yard she
was grabbed by a man. Thoroughly fright
ened she emitted a loud outcry whereupoh
the assailant ran. The police officials were
at once called and were upon the scene In
a few minutes, but owing to the darkness
could find no trace of the man.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-21
Accident at Fairmont.

FAIRMoNT, Neb, Oct. ee-(speeial.J-
While working in the yards here Brake
man I.antz Of No. Y slipped while switch
ing and caught his foot under the wheel
OF the engine, cutting IL on DR.. Everett
of lincoln came up and. assisted by DR..
Ashby, amputated the mashed part Of the
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-21

with toe state Is ended. but instead he will
rent OF buy homo In Lincoln aud remain
here until after school II out next summer
The governor Is now in tho market for a
home. but 80 far has not decided in just
what part Of town he will locate Some
time before the republican state convention
the governor had made up his mind TO re-
move TO Omaha and from there look after
his Nebraska and Iowa farms but whether
he has given up this idea or not he will
remain in Lincoln for some months vet.
william Proving Handicap
Renegade Willlams. the sell-out csndi-
date for railway commissioner on the re-
publican ticket. proved a serious handicap
to the other candidates during the recent
meetings held in the Third district lie
tried to attach himself 20 the coat tails of
George L. Sheldon and to the coat tails
Of Judge Boyd and by such means get a
respectful hearing before republican audi
ences. one of the parties who attended
the Sheldon Boyd meetings told of this
incident which occurred AT West Point to
demonstrate the opinion the people of that
section Of the state have OF Williams:
we were talking to several parties be-
fore the meeting began" said the man.
when prominent republican came up
and shook hands with Sheldon. He wished
Sheldon well and then happened TO see
! Williams. Instantly his whole face changed.
| What have you got that fellow with you
for" he inquired. If you want a handicap
| just keep traitor like Williams with
| you
I'VE found the same feeling against Will
lams all through the Third district and we
were up in country where the people
know him"
| How TO Help Teachers.
| The subject OF the last days session OF
the meeting of superintendents and prin-
| cipals was devoted to talks on How tc
Help Teachers of Different Types" Vari.
GUS types were talked about and sugges.
lions were offered by good takers or
correcting some of the evils of the pro.
gressive and nonprogressive twentieth cen.
fury teacher. ]. Arnott Mclean of South
| Omaha talked about THE Kpow-It-Al
Teacher" George Burgert Of Kearney dis
cussed the "Tactless Teacher" the Poorly
Prepared Teacher was handled by A. l.
Caviness OF Fairbury. while II. II. Hair
of Blair and Neil Sinclair Of Nebraska Cit,
discussed the Specializing Teacher" ant
the Lazy Teacher" All the talks wer,
discussed by the teachers present
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-21

limb. The injured man is doing as well
as could be expected.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-21
SHELDON SPEAKS IN ROCK
Draws a Good Crowd in Spite Of Rain
Which Was Falling.
TELLS PEOPLE HtN 10 SECURE RELIEF
Norris Brown Formally opens the
Campaign In Gage County with n
speech In Beatrice-kInksid
at Long Pine.

BAssETT, Neb. oct. 2o.-tSpecial Tele-
gram. Hon. George L. Sheldon, who
spoke here last night. was delayed by a late
train and did not reach the court room I'M
I'll after . o'clock. The lateness OF the
hour and rainy weather during the after
noon and evening prevented many from
coming out and only about 100 persons were
present
Mr. Sheldon spoke about an hour and
confined himself principally TO a discussion
OF the regulation Of freight and passenger
rates His argument was dspassionate,
comprehensive and convincing and he made
an excellent impression on his audience,
and none who heard him doubted his nt-
ess and ability for the governorship. In
his speech he compared freight rates in
Nebraska with rates for corresponding dis
tances in lows and Minnesota and showed
that the rates in Nebraska are much higher
than in the other states mentioned. He
stated that nails are passed from Chicago
to Omaha for q cents, while ~ cents is
charged from Omaha to Burwell: that the
farmer on the Northwestern for a fto-mile
haul to Omaha pays PAN cents freight
charges on hogs. while the Iowa farmer
pays but 1e cents for the same distance;
that II costs ss4 to ship 1000 bushels OF
corn from here TO Omaha, while II costs
only tbb to ship the same amount a similar
distance In Iowa to Omaha and that to
ship corn from here 10 Omaha costs one
| NTH Of the value Of the corn. while for a
,ike distance IN Iowa II costs one-seventh.
How 60 Get Relief.
| He said that the railroads in Nebraska
were earning more per mile than in Iowa
and Minnesota and that freight rates In
Nebraska are higher than in those states
by about 70 per cent He argued that. nc
relief can be had from the maximum
freight law which candidate shallenberger
Gays should be enforced for the reason that
It 10 not practically enforcible without q
commission, and he urged the adoption OF
the proposed constitutional amendment and
the passage OF q law giving the railroad
commissioners authority and power to reg.
ulate and fix rater
He argued In favor Of a Scent passenger
rate. but said the regulation OF passenge,
rates should be left with the commission.
ers and not governed by q specific statut,
for the reason that passenger rates might
be much lower on some roads than on 9th
ers, and for that reason the fixing OF pas
senger rates should bc left to the commits
sioners the same as freight rates
His speech convinced his hearers that h,
Intends to be FAIR to all interests and ever,
statement he made argued for q squar,
deal. He spoke strongly in favor Of tn.
election Of a republican legislature and tn
election Of Norris Brown for United States
senator He also urged the re-sleotion o
Congressman Kinkaid
William Correll republican candidate 70
Representatives and David Hanna, repub
lean candidate for state senator, wer
present Mr. Hanna talked . few minutes
He was well rsoeived and made q coed I'm
preston
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-21

e LONG PINE. Neb., Oct. 3o-(special.)-
Hon. NJ. p. Kinkaid. the republican NOM
inee for congress- addressed a large and
enthusiastic gathering in the Long Pine
opera house on Friday evening. Although
the train on which he came was nearly
four hours late, and in spite of the cold.
drizzly. disagreeable weather. a large num-
Der OF people turned out to hear him.
Judge Kinkaid discussed the issues OF the
day in a plain. clear-ut talk which went
right to the hearts OF his hearers.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-21
wonan's A.sailant Escapes.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb.. Oct. O.-(spe-
cial )-While young woman stopping at