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Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-27

the population. both colored and white.
steer their course according to charts fur
nished by clairvoyants. soothsayers. as.
trologers and the hocus-pocus tribe that
has imposed upon ignorance almost since
there were people anywhere. The artist
brought here because he can't see any
trouble in the Broatch orbit is said TO bear
the name Of Faust, but no proof has been
exhibited Of his communion with tie evil
one. like his namesake in Goethe's master
piece possessed.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-27
saraela oirsI. Entertained.

Garfield circle No. II. Ladies of the Grand
tended meeting Monday night in the Rohr-
bough block. during which considerable
business Was transacted Following the
business meeting the evening was given
over 40 high FIVE, after which refreshments
OF coffee and cakes were served. The cir
Gle is considering the expediency of return
ing 20 its old quarters in the Continental
block, where il viii have more room.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-27
One Fare for the Round Trim.

Via Chicago Great Western railway 70
points within $50 miles. Tickets on sale
every Saturday and Sunday to April /, 1906
Good returning the following Monday. Low
rates to other points on sale every Friday
For full information apply TO H H
Churchill, G. A, 1872 Farnam St.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-27

The new political filings up to noon Mon
day included William F. sGerke. republican
councilman. Eleventh ward. w. Z. Silver
socialist, city clerk; Daniel Lentz, socialist
councilman. First ward; A. G. Edwards,
republican. committeeman. Third district
Eleventh ward.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-27

my son. As an IN
FAINT l noticed on
his body q red spot
and treated same
with diferentrem-
edies for about FIVE
years, but when
the spot began to
get larger ] put
him under the care
OF doctors. Under
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-27
gle City Gossip.
Miss Sadie Fowler is reported sick.

Miss Sadie Fowler is reported sick.
The new Bohemian Republican club met
last Saturday night.
T. w Fleming and James BOeringer were
filed 81 and costs for petit larceny. They
were found guilty Of stealing coal.
John A. Cavers. formerly of the Western
Weighing association of the yards, has
lately become a partner in the Won Dorm
Elevator company of Omaha
w. ]. c. Kenyon and Scott King have
gone TO St. Joseph to examine the sewer
system of that city in view OF getting the
best data for the work which is to be done
here.
The Modern Woodmen OF America will
give a progressive high five party at the
WOodmen hall Wednesday evening. After
the cards the guests will engage in "a social
dance.
The following births were reported yes
terday: Mike NOvak, Twenty-second and
u streets, girl. T. Nampula, Fifteenth and
streets son; T. Niklas, Thirty-eighth
and 7 streets, boy.
w. f. Fenno. under the auspices of tn,
Y NJ c. A, will begin series of meetings
at the Workmen temple Thursday evening,
March /. Mr.. Fenno Is an evangelist from
New York His work has been among the
woTkingmen.'
The masquerade ball of Turner's lodge No
As, given in Franek's hall Saturday night
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-27

For the accommodation OF readers OF The
Bee these patterns which usually retail at
froII Is &c 80 cents each. will be furnished
at the nominal price Of 10 cents. A supply
Is now kept at our ONCE. so those who
wish any pattern can get IL either by call.
ing or enclosing 10 cents. addressed Pat.
tern Department Omaha Bee, Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-27
CH|LD'S AWFUL
SKIN HUMOR
Screamed with Pain - Suffering
/ Nearly Broke Parents Heart
Years of Misery Doctor
Called Case lncurable Helped
kom First, and
SPEEDILY CURED BY
CUTlCURA REMEDIES

."T wish TO inform you that your
sonderful Cuticura has put a stop to
Twelve years OF misery passed with
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-27

The story is going the rounds that the
Broatch machine has turned the old trick
Of importing star-gazer to read the
future Alright for its candidate. In the
Third ward the Importance OF a well regu-
lated horoscope caster during local cam
palsn cannot be underestimated. Many Of
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-27

When you have anything TO trade, adver-
tise It in the For Exchange Column OF The
Bee Want Ad Page.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-27
judges and Clerks Wait.

The appointment of the judges and clerks
of the primary election was postponed
until later date for the reason that
some of the councilmen had failed to Sc
cure the promise of any one who could
serve in the capacity. There will be a
called meeting within the next few days
to take up this point, as the judges and
clerks must be ready to serve by March 8.
Contracts were read and approved pro-
viding for the leases of the polling places
on the three days of public use during
which they are needed. for primaries on
March 6. revision OF registration on March
81 and for election on April 3.
After the session adjourned the crowd
engaged in a free-for-all argument in the
hall and outside on the street, which con-
sisted of many pointed insinuations in as
many directions 1t is evident that the
people are still divided and each division
is ready for Il clash.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-27

Gutzon Borglum, who is gaining an in
ternationsl reputation as sculptor, was
born in Nevada. A great compliment was
recently paid to his work by James Still
man, the New York banker and art patron.
who bought solely on its merits an eques-
TRAN bronze by Borglum, paying $4,000 for
the group and placing the work in the
Metropolitan Museum of Arts Mr.. Still
man never had even seen Mr.. Borglum. The
statue represents one of the seven labors
of Hercules.
American sculptors are becoming more
fearless and bold in their work. stated
Mr.. Borglum. I'VE have been fearless in
nearly everything but sculpture. There are
now three or four American sculptors who
rank with the best OF the old world"
Mr.. Davis and Mr. Borglum were enter
tanned at the Omaha cub by Dr. Miller
and Mr.. Davis responded by some reminis-
cent remarks which proved his reputation
as a humorist was fully earned. Mr.
Borglun also related SOME incidents of his
career in which Omaha is reckoned as the
scene of his boyhood and Charles J. Greene
and Edward Rosewater added some in
formal remarks to the entertainment. Be-
sides those were present Major Zalinski.
Captain Doape, DIR. j. NJ. Borgum, s. F.
Woodbridge and Victor Rosewater.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-27
pIAMoNps-Edholm. lsth and Harvey.
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage license has been
issued
Name and Address. Age
John B. Miller, Kansas City. MOI. Is
May Stephens. Omaha. ...................... ls
Peter II. Jaspersen, Omaha. ................4
Edith Rothge, Omaha. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
George w. Mixter. Rock Island, Ill.......2e
Florence Fitzpatrick, Omaha ................27
Thomas ]. Dermody. Omaha ................29
Theresa Dougherty, Omaha ................-e5
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-27

Mr.. Davis is a native son of the An
telope state, having been born at Brown
Vile. Speaking Of his early newspaper
career on the old Herald here. he said:
II can wildly call to mind an exciting
experience l had at Lincoln while legisla-
tive correspondent for the Herald. While
working under instructions of my editor
incurred the animus of a gang which
threatened to hang me. Learning that
rope had been secured to fit my esophagus,
/ secured a horse and rode little rings
around Paul Revere's famous ride in my
anxiety to get to Beatrice. 1 engaged a
substitute. who sent the stories in to
Omaha over my name. When DIR. Miller
learned of my plight he threatened to call
out the troops 10 protect his correspond
ents but l treasured him by wiring such
a course would not be necessary"
What do you think of American humor
these days?' was asked of the man who
has had quite an experience in making
others laugh.
II think neither Bill Nye nor Mark Twain
has had any real successor" responded
Mr. Davis. Twain will remain the dean
Of the guild so long he lives. AS a keen
satirist, Ambrose Bierce of Washington.
D. c.. still remains at the head of his
class"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-27
TWO FAMOUS MEN OF OMAHA
Sam P, Davis and GutSOn Borglum Stop on
Way to West,
FORMER is MARK TwAlNS SUCCESSOR
Davis Takes BorRlum TO Nevada ne
sculptor Of statue 90 He Placed
In Capitol Building OF
that state.

Sam F. Davis, an Omaha newspaper man
of the early days and now owner Of the
Carson CNevD Appeal, arrived in the city
Monday morning from New York City
with Gutzon Borglum. the famour sculptor
and son of Or. J. NJ. II. Borglum Of this
city While in the city the visitors are
the guests OF DIR. George l.. Miller of
whose staff Mr.. Davis was member dur
ing the days OF the Omaha Herald. nearly
thirty-five. years ago DIR. Miller, his
guests and a few invited friends had lunch
con at the Omaha club at / O'Clock. Messrs
Davis and Borglum will proceed to Carson
City this evening.
Sam Davis went to New York City to
engage Mr.. Borglum as sculptor Of a
statue to be placed In the new library at
the Nevada capitol building. The statue
will represent a mining industry and the
design will be left TO Mr.. Borslum.
Sam P. Davis is now Comptroller of Me-
vads. an ex-officio insurance commissioner
and owner of the Carson Appeal. with
which paper Mark Twain was closely iden-
titled and on which publication Davis
achieved the fame OF being the Mark
Twain of the Sierras." For several years
Mr.. Davis public duties have been such
that he has been compelled, reluctantly, TO
lay his pen aside. AS an insurance com
missioner ne figured prominently in stirring
up the Investigations of the insurance
companies.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-27
Here the Trouble starts.


Then there was a motion introduced by
Mr.. Adkins providing for a special ballot
which was to be prepared. and upon which
should be placed the question of the two
sites This was to be submitted to the
people at the primaries which occur March
6. on this motion the council invited Mr.
O'Neill to speak and he did at consider
able length, arguing for the o street
site. After him Mr.. Anderson replied in
the same vein for the property on the
north side of street. DR.. McCrann was
then called on to address the council and
his remarks were a seconding of those
of Mr.. o'Neill He charged the people
on the north side of grasping after all
the public improvements OF the city.
When the matter came to a vote, the
question of submitting the proposition
again to the people lost by a vote of 8
to !, w. p. Adkins voting for the motion.
Mr.. Adkins then moved that the council
buy the site of David Anderson at TWEEN
ty-fifth and NJ streets. No second could
be secured, so the motion was lost
Finally. on a motion of Mr.. Queenan,
which was carried unanimously, the coun-
Gil rejected all bids This practically puts
the matter on the table until the next
council is convened. The question of the
city hall site may thus enter TO large
extent into the affairs of the present cam
paign.
Besides thus disposing of the question
of the city hall site, the council allowed
the salaries of the city officials and the
members of the fire and police departments
and some of the general items.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-27
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA
Council Unanimously sustains Mayors Veto
Of Purchase of City Hall Site,
ALL OTHER BIDS ARE THEN REJECTED
Before Matter IL settled There was
some warm Debate which Was
Continued on street AFTER
Council Adjourns.

The meeting OF the South Omaha coun-
eli last night resulted in a vote rejecting
all bids for the city hall site. This was
the result of a rather exciting meeting in
which there were many charges and coun-
ter charges of unfairness and graft by
parties outside the council who were
called upon to speak. There was a large
crowd Of people TO witness the proceed
ings and the argument was more than once
transferred from the council proper to the
crowd outside the railing. The mayor often
had to rap for order.
The session was a called one ard it was
understood that the principal topic was the
question of the hall site. 1t was first
brought forward by the reading of the
mayors veto message On the resolution
favorable to the purchase of the o street
site The veto set forth the clause of the
city charter forbidding an officer of the
city from entering into a contract with
the city. On motion by w. p. Adkins the
veto OF the mayor was sustained. In the
discussion of the motion the councilmen
explained their position. Mr.. Adkins said
that in considering the question of the
site the council believed that it was act
ing in good faith and to the best interests
of the people. The fact of its being lille
gal to take such action had been unfore-
seen. In the light of the latter fact he
was in favor of supporting the veto Of the
mayor. Mr.. Queenan, representing the
democratic members OF the council also
took a similar view. The question then
came to vote and was carried unani-
mously to support the mayors veto.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.

Nat4e" a~reaf zlvrH tB8f at tst Nap Irfih. i'-H- lf tnr tlHuct-et tpBrf fnr -r ffAuft> county. ia fnr ~tatr If ATkAn-a~. se,- sl4i apply in sa4ei l=fsHr fFr ieeTef7 confirm. ing aur rltfe Is=
 Ahe North 1ait so3 a8r -aaf5x..t quarter si 'eettan t"rutv-tlIie tH rawn-h1p Frye N9tia tu Range tsRr Es-l u ~t Fran. .9 rayUtJ. KFkausa-
 "e au.H sad laaa though mean rouN.eV. aiers iF9M raucl- ! 'ar.4le. y nol- 4--Ig Igutt. "f i'cnJamlu Eiif- un Auril alfh Isn r,.- yttsed taN deeti fer tht. <. aaIe e; -aIi see. HoH Twenty four from I. C Berry. a- ~herin and t"iirEIoT 'pf 'nttcudeu euHnry Arkau- -H- f. @hien eaHntt ~aHi and Wa- then -Il -tafeffsf puI@usHf fn a -Ate usde Maren >fh -@sa Fer Hhe enforcement If eieHu9l4eft ts4N Nr- 3HF He Nsssr- Ts4l and ssz-
 es stii 4a all persons WHO cuu -er auv is-itt tn ipr and, so purchased. 8n cons.-- i'hsf 9A 3AE H1egu'Hrifv ar iufoFnHlftv eI "A ith -aid -lt'e ID Ken 5amiu N EiliS i3 9tl9N cause lf alg Ines aa. I'll Iae sad May .si 5n lss+.= ei tne ~f= traue5- Chancsrv Court NhA ine sale =e made fG BenfamiH Y FHs ti3 completed at che aetI fd his 4--iufss.. Aane ei- af.ilf. -As#I4 a1f 0.s ae8effff5t-4. Nseeh fA#
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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09
Confirmation Notice.

N9tlpe hPreoF gwen that st the Nar term Bss, of tue Ghaneery Court af ~t FrsnCi- County, 20 me state of Arkansas. the auicr- sjgusd ,sIti appB to sad Guurr for a aecree eonnrfntng ms utie t0 the following lands iYfnE ana oefnRtlu >t- Francs rouufss ~fats Hf AFSNnH8ss ta.syffs
 Right nank Of riyer fracf4aaHl -.eflan rwrntF-sls 26l. tnVu~hs p @ia t. aurfh range faur 4 east.
 He holds ssid .and< 8s .i,.ri executed sy tn. Clerk o' the County Court, aate1 June ls IaGa. >atd Heea 5e5ng based on s sale of sad auo, tnr tbe taNes for the year I@oq and The uufer. signed became tht purchaser Of sad fatiff .tr tae -a Ie Daae ay The Collector 1f th,. Epvenu., ot sad toauty ou tne i0th day of juae loal fHe undersigned calls an at utr-9u~ who san -et up sny right to the Iaad -a purcbase3 m can-ea anebee ut any ffrtr1tarfty =f in- toEtuA3GtE connected with said ~4Ie t.= -H..s cause lt any they can ar he sand Mas term Hs6 0t tne >t. Francis HanCety i44Ht ttav The -ate so malie fa tne 6udef-5 .f-f ,8atl.a mn he confirmed
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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09
Judge Robertson's Record
EDrToRs FORREST CITY TIwEs.

EDITORS FORREST CITY TINES.
 We notice in the last issue of the St. Francis County News. an article over the signature of ]. T.. Beaslev. Esq. candidate for Chancellor. in which he stated that his opponent for the office. Judge E. D. Robertson. had 2 very poor record in the Supreme Court. The statement of NIT. Beasley on this subject Is as follows:
 in the last five volumes Of our Su- preme Court Reports. from 6g to - in- elusive. l have found 33 cases which were tried by him, and in IS of these eases his decrees were reversed =
 k we had solicited Judge Robert son 10 make the present race. we had the five volumes examined, and found the number of appeals to have been Il instead of 33. Of these 54 cases we found 30 had been affirmed. had been affirmed in part and reversed in part. I6 reversed. dismissed and com promised
 This list of cases. with the book and page where the original opinion can be found, We have left with NIT. C. E. Mallory, Clerk of the Chancery Court. where anyone interested may see il if they care 10 take the trouble. and if they wish to take further trouble. they may verify the correctness Of the list by referring te the reports
 This is q high average If affirm ances and from the investigation we have made. the same high average ex- tends over the entire time Judge Robertson has had the chaneellor's office. IT k much better average than has been made by the chancel- lors of The state taking them all to- gether. This can also be verified from the reports. It the same time Judge Robertson has more courts in his dis trict than any other chancellor in the state
 March l, 39a6.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09
Road Notice

Na5ie- .- hereby given thar Enc sls.....s.-#.5.4t B td apply to tnt GouaiY Eaaft af >t TaneI. reEuIsr AprI. lae. term. for an order fa open nex road is follows In tawaShf54 tour 4 north, nf range one sxe-f rt..zHu- nluE at the Aheatfey and Hunter raaa hf- tween seet5ous E. sud 2a and run Wesr on the south itne 0i section i7. and also ou the south itne of stt ton T.. ta he northwest corner ot inc northeast quarter of section I4. and then run -outa to The Nhestiex and Cotton Plant Fuad z F HEMENHAY and others
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09

There k some considerable t0m= plainf of uniairneS> iH the appoint : nent If judges aud clerks If the pri- . mary election to be held on March 3S z in this county. ft k stated that Sen ator Berry has not been given fepre- sentation at some of The boxes. and t is hoped that the committee will re- consider the appointments at The meeting to be held before he eject ron, and give ali the candidates fair show. We do not anticipate any nn- Fairness, and hope there will be none. There must be free halloi and fair and square .count. Anything less would be criminal and disrupt the party.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09
Fols tlR,rIl, 4L.FEk-

The Times t- authorized to annaune.. NJ F tED. B. MALLORY. a- a candidate for Cir cult Clerk ot ~f. Francis eauntv. -t4hiect sl the action af the democratic urImari eieefiDn
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09
4N NOUNC f M ENTS.
FOR STATE SENATOR

The Times is authorized to announce HON. Y. ". DKR0sTTT, aa A candidate for state Senator from the Thirty Second Senatorial District. composed of the counties of 1t. Francis and GrittendPn, subject to the acton Of the democratic primary election.
 The Times is authorized 10 announce Hon OTTO B RDIbWAGE. A candidate for state Senator from this. the Thirty second Senatorial District. composed of -t. Francis and CFftfendeu counties. subjees E0 Inc sc. non of the democratic primary election March 1s. iao5
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09
Mayor 5 Election Proclamation

Nalses E nereae gwen thaf there VIII 1e aA election aei1 10 tbt etry ut Fotr rest eity sl's3tts 9t >t- ffaacAs. and state 8f Arkan
 uesday April 5. l9O6. iaI tne purpose of eleeting the follow win,. afhe,rs for the above named elty
 ONE MAYOR
 ONE MARSHAL.
 ONE RECORDER
 ONE TREASURER
 -t& ALDERMEN
 "S aloet ~ men shall oe elected 8y wards tN2 From each pf The three AAr,ts at Fnrrss, f'tty. AiHs 9t foifest , 1si rSat Sat voters "lthlG tbe limits Of th. city Oi e ofIest tttS are entitled to vote. blFeh under my band as Mayor af inc City ot Forrest Gitf. ArkaSsaa s5fa ,h V. tae s daF sf March i95 '"e s"e S'9
 WALTER GoRNAN Mayor
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09

Col. t1ard k in he same Judicial. Chancery and Congressional district A. Phillips county, and fhe Shield urges it> readers and the voters to he sure to caSl theu votes far Go3. Lard. Helena Shield.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09

In B speech af Fayetteville, on Friday brfofe he primaries m sal urday March 26, lao2. ln speaking of Senator Berry t,oyefuor Davis @aid '.t have been aeelIsed of aspiring fa succeed senator Bern u the rnitrd States Senate This is uat 8HlS aot true. hni fl ever raise ms hand against thai grand old man hope tod will strike 1T with pals,
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09
huE REpRrsENrArfA-L

The Times authorized fa Hunonne.. Vr. S. \. LANDERS a- s candidate for Itepre.- sentative la The lower house nf fht. 6sea9ss4rat Assembly ef Arkansa-, suhicor to the. action Of the aeuiocrafie primary election
 The liBses t- sathGriz@d tB auunUues Vi i{ L. K MATHIS. aS II candidate for ReBte-et1- tstIve tn he lower house of the ts..nsrai \ s. s"mhiS, -ubiect fp ihe terign uf the Beutu- cratic primary eiectl0u.
 The ffme- i- authorized fn tnuouuce pt J. W MOORE. at East BjacEii-h D township. As n candidate for Representative. ln he Lower House of he GeneraI Assembly af ArkAn-s-. sublect tO The teBuu ot tht bsmoeratt.- PrI- mary elect
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09
March l aN
W alter tlOrnafa Paris German. W Norton. S. II. Mann,
 k. ]. Williams. l Pre- welt W ]. I4anier.
A Favorlte Remsoy Tor Babies.

Iio pleasant taste and prompt cures have made Cham berlain's Cough Remedy fayorite with the mothers 0f small children. II quickly cures their coughs and colds and prevents any danger of pneumonia or other serious consequences IL not only cures croap. but when given as soon as the croupy cough appears will pre- vent the attack For sale b1 I. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09
EorCnanceIIor

The Times is authorized fo announce Judge ] k. BtA@LF.Y, as a candidate for Cha aeeior of the Fiftht cnaneeFY Circuit, subject TO the scfion of the Democratic party at lts primary election in March, iA+i
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09
FOR ASSESSOR

The rmes t- authorized ta sauounee Mir JOHN NEEltA a- H csu3fsiate hoe et.-sls,'- tiuu ta lhe afbce at A-st-s-f4r of ~t trsucf- county. -tlhIeef t1 me tctIuu at the ttt+Hfa- sI.atIe primary ,.It..-l Ian NaFen :. Ilaa
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09

The election k on March ~. ENerA white democrat in the county should go To the polls and help Ia select the best meu. IT they fail to do so. they should never raise theif voice 1T the country goes fo the demnition haW- VOWS They wil have uo 5ne ro hlame hnf rhrn.nIAn.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09
FOR RAILROAD CORNERSTONE FIX.

The Times ss authorized io announce COL V. HARD Of st. Francis county. as can didate for Railroad Com missioner from The Eastern Distrie4. subject to the action of b. Democratic Primary Election
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09
FOR COUNTY AND PROBATE JUDGE

The Times i- authorized to announce Judge r c. FDIBRE. -re. s= ? candidate for Eoun- fy and Probate Judge af Sf. Francis county sublect tp the action af the democratic pri- mary election.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09
Warning Order,

SH AEt pf AWkANSSS
 toaanty af Vt. Francis
 before !. K Sanders. lusticen t6e Peace ' X Nelson vs. I =. = Williams
 ~ ie uel ~lsitdsht. |. =. Williams, Is warned tu appear ID this court ziFhln 3e says and answer tae com piainL Of the plaintiff S Ns,t-on J. E. SANDERS. J ?
 Forrest fly srksnsss as-ch lses
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09
FOR TREA-uRIR

The Iimr- 4S l,gfhetlea fa subaHuee Nr kkNNER lAi aGtl lNgilaI ~E. xS a eaH8l date fpr Irt'a-arYf sd HrgucH- lr1uat2 Nuuiect to the sr84#n af ffis= enocyttfe pr5 mary eitetEsaH