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JUDGES cLArToN aso GIL.

President E0oses-.r hss s1po.a-@t
Judges Czgr1a and GU 70 assist Com
mlsslaaer B1by .a me 1.srrie'.nz %
Indian Tsri,1- for the coming cleo
ZION ~ delegate 10 the Oklahoma Coo
Euuf'oaaI Convention This important
meas az related eKcluslyeiy b. The
Ardm0reite. appearing 10 Its late edi.
'lOn yesterday afternoon.
There ls no honor in the JOB. o
'hankless task 90 any event. and one
that might easily lnlure mans poll
teal future
But BlRby Clayton and CHI VII
doubtless demonstrate that they are
not afraid % do o.
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rsrr SIGNIFICANT

On Wednesday lasi mo register at
me ThraadglIl Hotel. Oklahoma CitY.
showed that Henry " Furman. ~
Ada. Hnd u g.. Williams ~ Duraut.
sefein Oklahoma Cliy Furmm, ls nn
ayowed candidate fpr mo senate and
'iNb" Williams name has boon frr
'tnsuiiy mentioned ~ connection with
ths Eovofnorsblp ~ tho ueu state
Williams 10 Tho present Democratic
NaiiDnai committeeman u ls whlEp
Tred that these tvo braves stole IN
che reservation 10 concoct their pollt.
ioai plans In tho dreafy silence ~ q
boisl room. Nhp knows what Henry
said a. B0b aud Bob lu Henry Time
has bonn when Democratic National
Committeeman wasn't much but nov
ii'a difforcnt There may have been no
dgninoanco In this meeting. but demo
cratic politicians Will watch these two
distinguished gentlemen IN the future
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frsfl11 ~ Lieutenant Co.1BeI Wine.
land. aEf TOO fro1is ~ ragairg. Dar
sfaflDnr1 AZ N1s<Dgrf and ne Oftfr
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za6ilfd ~ mo gariDIs foUns through
DU' mo Indian Trrd'nry ana ne men
have selected their Dpn ofncrrs AU
.nis has been dNus ~ fha Ok.
yeHss ~ me ofIssrs and mon and not
single rent has been giy"n ihe mHi
fia by any EDssramrni
% is DrDpDsr1 ~ have state 90.
,ampmru' az South MrAIes'ef aou'
time ,u ihr early iail Tho ultimate
idea ls mat when Statehood comes 20
merge me- Indian Territory Volunteer
Militia Into no Oklahoma State MIli.
ua Tho territory boys 10 have tho
sama show as the members ~ tho OK.
lahpma National guard Many mem.
bsrs ~ me territory militia have seen
actual service ana n me organization
ls tspi up as la proposed the territory
viii come In as O state With ns good. "
not better. organization than another
ucaly formed state
History shows that with a lItilc
training aud experience The volunteer
makes nE good f. soldier 1H th" rcgu.
lar and mnu} men have wou fame aH
volunteer officers Take Roosevelt
for example Fnntl would never
have bron Governor NJ Oklahoma, had
ho not enlisted iu the 'ltough Riders,
which was yoluntsr regiment and
there are others too numerous 10 men
llou
General Rooyon la anxious to have
other companies formed, and iu towns
where there are no companies. the
young men should organize aud select
their officers and communicate With
the Adlutant General on General
Reeves as 10 the details ot the orRani.
lntion A good time can be- had al
m, encampmonis aud la ease of war
the militia would be- called out aud
stand the FIRST chance Many ui the
officers of the Volunteer Army are now
regular army officers, placos they
would never have secured had thcy
not seen service FIRST as yulun,corf.
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n has been decided by the proper
authority that the annual reunion Of
the q. g. V. will be held In the city
Of Ardmore. Ondlan Territory Okla.
homa. on the goth. 27th and 2sth Of
July. 1906 fand also on those dates inc
city OF Ardmore will celebrate its
Anniversary.
In order 10 make this reunion q
grand success much work In one way
and another must be performed be-
forohand by the members Of the local
camp Of g. V. Of AFdmOre, and notice
Is hereby given that the members Of
composing the John II Morgan Camp,
are most earnestly requested to con
yene IN the city hall In Ardmore on
sunday. the cath day Of June. 1906,
at 3 O'Clock p. m. when anh where i'm.
portant business matters will come
before the meeting for discussion, con.
slderatlon and final action. pertaining
10 the reunion. The sons Of Camp Sam
Davis and toe members OF the Chick
asaw Chapter Of the Daughters OF the
c. V are cordially invited to attend
this meeting and TO counsel with and
cooperate with the c. V. TO the end
that the routine work necessary and
proper to be performed to make the
reunion success and that the work
may he done In time done intelligent
ly, Systematically and thoroughly in
all Of the details. ofhcers OF the park
association md members Of the Com.
mercial club Of Ardmore are also cor
daily invited TO attend this meeting,
Dated this the 2lst day Of June.
1906.
j. y MULLEN,
Commander OF John II Morgan Camp
GEORGE HENRY BRUCE, Adjt
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STRIVING lo build ones self mp by
tearing uthors down mny succ'cd iur
= time. bat sooner ar late, q Just r"Li
button will follow n is one Of IN
b., yurnblr laws of nature from when
ihoro can bo no escar" v men wopl
bui learn that this 10 true and make u
moro dlllgoul enor 10 be- mutually
helpful. the effect would hc marvellous
Thorc should be- progress and prosper
It, la countless thousands of instances
wburc there ~ now staguail0u aud
decay ChickaHha star
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$500 Fan Oxfords for 1926 at
2?2 TRBADWEIL q cos.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-18
Dead Jockey from Iov~a.

SIDNEY Ia, Nov. 1T.-(special. Lee
Sewell, the famous jockey who was killed
at the Auueduct track in New York last
Friday by the falling OF his horse was
we'll known in sidney, where he has a
number of relatives. He was a son of Tom
Sewell. who was a. resident of Sidney at
the time of his marriage to IeOna Mullen.
the boys mother who was born and raised
hero. She il a niece of William Vowel.
ex-auditor Of Fremont county. and has
many relatives in this vicinity The young
jockey frequently visited Sidney I'm his
younger days. Seweil was a finished horse
man and rode many notable winners. He
rode Rams Horn in the $4,000 Brighton
handicap last July. Before riding in the
fatal race Friday he announced that it
was to be his last ride for the season.
sewell made his reputation at the New
Orleans tracks, where he Developed into a
star, and this season in the east he ranked
next TO Walter Miller. who is being her
aided as a second Todd Sloan. Barney Mil
Ter Sewell was easily the star of the sea-
son. His earnings were enormous, running
as high as $4,000 in single year. He was
IS years old and had beeen riding three
years. ..
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-18
WESTERN MEN GATHERING
DslsgStsG to TranSmiUaippi Congress Begin
to Reach Ka Sas City,
OTHERS WILL ARRIVE NEXT MONDAY
Nebraska Delegation with Those from
St Louis Expected 10 Reach
Convention Town EARLY
Next Week.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. l7.-Delegates to
the Transmississippi Commercial congress,
which will hold its annual convention m
this city next week, beginning on Tues
day began TO arrive TO-DAY. One OF tn,
first arrivals was Ike ]. Pryor OF San
Antonio, president of the Cattle Raisers
association. Judge Barrett, American min
lister to Colombia is expected tomorrow,
accompanied by sylvino Gurgel DO Anal
raj, charge d'affairs of Brazil, and Sencl
Don Enrique Cortes, envoy extraordinary
and minister plenipotentiary of Colombia.
all OF whom will address both the Com
meTcial club banquet in this city on Mon
day next, and later the CONNER
ciai congress on Sunday. David
r, Francis. president of the con-
gress, with fifty delegates from St. Louis
Governor Mickey and fifty Nebraskans, and
big delegations from many other places arc
expected TO arrive on Monday.
Denver, San Francisco. San Antonio and
Dallas already have announced their in
tcntion Of competing for next years con-
ve=tion
Elihu Root, secretary Of state, who is TO
deliver two addresses in this city next
week. when BE- will. IL is announced, mako
his first official utterances on trade rcla-
tons with South American countries since
his return from the south, IL expected to
arrive in Kansas City on Monday morning
from Washington, accompanied by d dis
ungushed party of diplomats. In the party
will be John Barrett United States minis
ter to Colombia, and two South American
minister's, all OF whom are expected "a
make important species on trade relations
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-18
DRAFT OF INSURANCE LAWS
Commission Appointed by the President
Finishes Its Work.
STANDARD FORM tJR LIFE POLICIES
Earnings Must he Distributed An
nuaIIy in Dividends or Credits
Political Contributions
Prohibited.

CHICAGO, Nov. l7.-Membors OF the in
surance commission who have been in ses-
sion for the last week drafting proposed
laws for the control OF life insurance
throughout the country completed their
work today ana adjourned No complete
report Of the contemplated recommended
lions was made prior to the adjournment
and 1t will not be prepared for some time.
Sixteen new proposed laws have been
drawn up, and it is believed by the COM
missioners that they win, il adopted by
of the abuses I'm the management of life
insurance companies The bills will be in
troduced during next winter into the legis-
latures Of thirty-seven states L. T.. d.
Drake the insurance commissioner Of the
District Of Columbia, will submit the meas
ures to President Roosevelt in order that
they may be mentioned Ia the forthcom-
ing message OF tho president 20 congress:
Proposed View Acts.
The proposed new acts are summarized
as follows
A standard policy act which provides
six forms of uniform policies for use by an
life insurance companies.
Annual proportionment act which re-
quiroS lie insurance companies either Ia
pay annual dividends OF credit the amount
earned TO the different policy holders This
act limits the amount OF surplus which the
companies are permitted TO retain in their
treasures.
An act prohibiting discrimination and re.
batting between agents and policy holders.
An act prohibiting corporations from act
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-18

ing as agents of life insurance commands
An act regulating tho election of AZ.
panies
An act prohibiting publishing of estl-
mates which represent the terms OF any
policy or the benefits or Advantages prom
ised thereby.
No Political Contribution
An act prohibiting life insurance com.
panies from making any kind Of political
contribution.
An act forbidding insurance compan;eS
from eXpendtng more than $500 for any
specific purpose without the consent Of the
board of directors.
, an act prohibiting life insurance com
panies from paying any officer a salary IN
excess of $4,000 annually.
An act regulating the Investment of life
insurance company funds
An act making the policy the entire con
tract between the interested parties.
An act defining the status Of the persons
who solicit fire insurance.
An act prohibiting life insurance com
panies from Issuing participating and non
participating policies. -r1
An act regulating the disbursements Of
life Insurance companies. .r.
An act regulating companies run on the
life assessment plan.
An act regulating the retirement of capl-
tai stock of life insurance companies.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-18
. NJ. c. Harrington and Mrs. Mary Har.

are NJ c. Harrington and Mrs, Mary Har-
rngton of Denver and Leo Tobin ana +. Z.
Murray Of this city. The officers will be as
follows NJ. c. Harrington, president; MS
Harrington, vice PRESIDENT; Mr.. Tobin, sec
rotary, and Mr. Murray, manager The OBJ
iect OF the formation of the new company
is TO Increase the business and in the flu
ture engage in the wholesale grocery bust
ness, this part TO be enlarged as the growth
of western Nebraska will demand.
PLATTSMUUTH-Ch NJ. Root, who
died at his home 25l9 Writ street
Omaha, Friday night. will be buried here
The deceased was born In Lyme, Conn., in
braska in the fall Of 1881. He organized the
Beatrice Canning company and conducted
the business for number of years he has
resided In Omaha since 1880. The funeral
services will be In the family residence
Monday and the remains brought TO this
city over the Missouri Pacific for burial
Mr.. Root is survived by a wife, two daught-
ers, teaching In the Omaha public schools;
two sons, one DR.. Charles II. Root, in Bas-
sett one I'm this city, State Senator eject
Jesse l. Root; also one brother IN Illinois,
one in Missouri, one in California and a
sister in Lincoln.
BEATRICE-Miss Midget RIngland Of
Kansas City upon her arrival in Bea trice
was much surprised and Chagrined 70 learn
that the man with whom she had been
corresponding a her uncle, ]. r. Baker. a
farmer, was none other than John Baker Of
this city, a man of unsavory reputation.
Baker was at the station to meet her, but
when confronted by him as she alighted
from the train she was not long in learn
ing her mistake She soon located her
uncle, whom she expected to meet at the
station. For several months past she has
been in correspondence with the Baker
living in this city by addressing her letters
John Baker, Beatrice, Neb.." thinking that
her tender missives were being received BY
her uncle. Miss Ringland has not seen her
uncle since she was little girl until yes
terday, and IL was a source Of great pleas
ure 10 her to reach his home after such an
unpleasant experience.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-18

-HE achangeabls weather. during the
winter months is one of the great
est foes with which every family
has TO contend.
Catarrh of the head and throat abound
with all their disagrecable symptoms Of
hacking and coughing, sneczing and
snufnng.
A remedy that will both relieve and
prevent these ailments is OF priceless
value to any family.
Such a remedy is Pcruna.
Many a mother has discovered it's ner-
its, pot only when she herself is attacked
by some phase OF catarrh, but for the
children also.
NO sooner has one member Of the FAM
lily been relieved-no sooner has it's EN-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-18

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Nov. 17.-Cspecial Tel
egram)-While the Omaha-St, Paul flyer
on the Chicago, ST. Paul, Minneapolis &,
Omaha railroad was speeding along at the
ra tie Of sixty miles an hour on it's way from
Sioux City to St. Paul this morning son
was born to Mrs o. johnson of Under
wood, N. D., who was occupying a lower
berth. DIR. Grain of Sheldon, Ia. who hap
pened to be on the car was called. but
none of the other passengers knew Of the
birth OF the child. Mrs. Johnson says she
will name the youngster after the con-
duetor Of the train. Daniel Lurav.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-18

is tried In another case
soon the discovery is made that Per1Ins
is reliable family remedy. good for
ihGther and daughter father and son.
No wonder so many u'.t.,,rs nrsisc =,
no wonder so many fathers insist on
keeping II at hanu.
In many family IL is an entire medi
cine chest taking the Mace Of the fan.
~ doctor for the numerous climatic ali
ments OF winter. ~
ft-ru-n" projects tue Entire
Household.
We nav" in our tles many testimonials
similar 10 that of Mrs. Geissler. However
We DO not hear from the large majoritN
Or mothers who have been benefited b.,
Pcruna. -
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-18
APPS TO VISIT AMERICA
fleet Under Admiral KaIaOki VIII
stop mt SAN Francisco
Next Year.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. I7--Collector Of
the Port stratton has been notified to pre-
pare for the reception Of u japanese
squadron which will come to this port
next spring. The visit will assume much
international importance and extreme cour-
tesy is TO be offered the officers and
SQUADRON. The Toxic government has APP
propriated $4,000 yen for the expenses Of
the cruise.
Vice Admiral Schichrio Kataok com.
mandcr Of the Third squadron off Port
Arthur, under Admiral Togo IS 10 be in
command. The squadron is composed OF
three vessels, a rirst-Class battleship and
two cruisers. 1t will come direct TO San
Francisco, arriving in either March OF
April after making a brief stop at Homo
lulu
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-18
Mother and Daughter
Restored By Pe-ru-na.
doth Suffered From Ca.
tarr1 of the Head ard
Throat Their Recovery
Was Prompt and Lasting.

Peruns Is probably kept as
family medicine in more homes
than any ether medicine invented.
1t is safe 10 say that no medicine
ever devised has found such won
dorful popularity as a household
remedy as Pcruna.
1t Is estimated that in at least
one or two million homo5 Pcruua
is popular household remedy.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-18

ever cent they Ind 20 set "the little hussy''
back and punish hor for running away
with tho humane oflccr Tho Humane
society got the child placed in the Home
OF the Good shepherd. Martin died and
short time ago Mrs Martin died sud-
denly before she had time 60 dlsinhorit
the child. In tho LOCAL fight to get the
child back she had adopted hev and dc
clsred In court that she wanted the child
to bc her daughter and inherit her fortune.
To-day Judge Richards entered the court
order that gives the child two-thirds Of
the fortune " the Martins The girl is
now i years old The court order makes
her an hcircss With 500 IN cash and about
81 acres Of the best story county 500 on
acre lard.
Federal Courts Heavy Docket.
Federal Court Clerk W. c. Macarthur
said today that there is enough business
on the docket in Des Mones 20 keep the
court busy for six months, the calendar
being the largest since he entered Of
Acc Court opens Tuesday.
southern Iovnnr Open Hank.
Bert Amick. vice president of the Union
Savings bank Mt RcddinE, Ia, is at tho
head Of a corporation that will open a
bank in this city soon. The men az the
head OF the new blnk have taken a lease
Clapp block on Fifth street II is OK
pected the new bank will open in few
weeks.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-18
New Corporation for Davenport.

was made here today of the formation OF
tho TTi-City Railway and Light company
OF Davenport, Ia, to take over the lght
and traction interests Of that city. The
new company proposed to make certain re-
auctions i'm traction fares and a reduction
In the price OF gas from 81 . 10 81 10 per
llcmsand Is announced.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-18
sOuthrrn IovTnnr Oprn HANK.
CAMPAIGN MONEY is PAID BACK
Balance Left i'm Treasury is Divided
Among Candidates.

ATLANTIC. Ia, Nov. 1L-(Speclal Tole-
gram. p-An act Unprecedented in the history
OF Cass county politics has Just been per-
formed. when Captain l.. T. Mullins, late
chairman of the republican county central
committee. returned to tho candidates who
had furnished money TO carry on the cam
paign the sum Of S5o.5s. the amount not
used by him, though the campaign just
closed was n strenuous one and most sue
oessful so far as county officers were con-
cerned. Former campaigns have cost the
candidates from s1,o1o to H,9O0, and no
money has ever before been turned back
at the end of the campaign. The success
full candidates gave Captain Mullins a ban.
quet and presented him with Il handsome
casychair in appreciation OF his services.
This is probably the first time in the his
tory Of the state that county committee
has returned any money raised for cam
paign expenses.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-18
stnrm On Tenncnnce

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. IA heavy hail,
rain and windstorm swept the entire pOr-
ton OF west Tennessee, north Mississippi
and eastern Arkansas today. causing a
number Of washOutS on railroads entering
Memphis. the most serious being between
Rossvlle and Moscow on the Southern
railroad. Considerable damage was done.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-18
PLAT MAY NOT RESIGN
Senator from New York says He L.
Not Now COnSiderinE
Matter.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Nov. 1.-THE Evening
News publishes the following from United
States Senator Thomas c. Plat:
Edward II. Butler, Evening News Buff
falo, n. Y: Question Of resignation l will
seriously now. L. c. PLATT
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-18
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Fair In Nebraska Today and To-
mOrrOw-CoIder in East ror-
ton Tomorrow.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-Forecast OF the
weather for Sunday and Monday:
For Nebraska-Fair Sunday and Nom
day; colder Monday I'm east portion
For Iowa-Fair. much colder Sunday.
Monday, fair. ~
For Kansas Generally fair Sunday:
colder in southeast portion; Monday. fair.
For Missouri-Fair Sunday, preceded by
rain In southeast portion, much colder;
Monday, fair.
For Colorado-Local SHOWS sunday; Mon
day, fair in west, snow in cast portion.
For wyoming-Local SHOWS Sunday and
probably Monday.
For South Dakota-Snop Sunday; Mon
day fair.