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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-24
Ell HERALD" YLAS GALLINAS

RAFAEL CONTE
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27

nay from the land worth 81 per ton. There
fore MIR. Colthar realized from his twenty
acre held S26 per acre He mas an alfalfa
money TO the acre than did his famous crop
OF red clover
NEBRASKA CITY-Hog cholera has
broken out among the hogs owned BY
farmers residing near this city and so far
the owners have failed 20 stamp out the
disease A cholera specialist has been
working on the hogs for some time. but
he has not succeeded in checking the dis
ease Nelse and George Overton have lost
over 900 head Of hogs since the disease was
first discovered this fall.
FREMONT-A petition is being circuIa;t q
asking the city courcil to change the
name of Thirteenth street to almost any
old thing, Those desiring the change say
that thirteen is an unlucky number and
that a street which Is becoming "a loadlu :
residence thoroughfare and is already The
principal route TO the cemetery shouid
have more pretentlous namc, and tina
the present one greatly hindcrs its dcyel-
opmcnt.
SPRINGFIELD - The Springfield wo-
mans club which has been Very active
for the last year has billed out a.lectura
course The arst number viii be the
evening, October g. The whole course in
cludes, beside the Roney boys. Henry
lette, humorlst January 10, iao7: olivia
Sanger, hall monologue entertainer. Feb
Iuary u and the Columbian Entertainers.
March 30. The sale OF season tickets has
been far beyond their expectations and the
course will be a success
BEATRICE-At "a meeting of the board
of trustees 90 tho Christian church yestr .
day contracts for he structural work ou
the new cdifce were let. Tho contract FOR
iron work was placed with the hansas City
Wire and Iron company Of Kansas CITY
The Pfeiffer Stone company of S. Joseph
will take care Of the stone construction
AMI the brick work viii be done by the
Rupert Brick company of ST. Joseph The
brick masOns will arrive in the cit. Satur-
day and prepare 20 resume work next Mon
day. The editlCC. which is To cost S25.Uon
will be pushed 10 completion as fast as
possible.
FREMONT-The police have had several
insane eases on their hands lately. Wedn s.
day night an unidentified man was brought
to headquarters who had been frightening
people in al parts Of town by walking into
their houses without knocking and helping
himself to what he could find 70 cat SO
far they have been unable to tind out any
thing about him Late last night a man
giving his name as George Sokup wanted to
be locked up, as he said his life was In dam
ger Chief Peterson, thinking II an ordi-
nary case OF too much booze, accomno-
dated him. This morning Il appeared that
he was a wealthy farmer from Plalte
county, and a relative came down from
Columbus 10 take care Of him.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27


Late this afternoon Governor Mickey and
DIR. Martin called at the police station
to express his opinion to Chief Cooper OF
the latter's way of doing business for ar
resting Alberts after he had left the state
house The two men warmed up as the
conversation progressed and the governor
spoke his opinion Of Cooper allowing the
women to sell beer in the reservation dur
ing the state fair. The chief retorted:
You'd better get after your own police
board in Omaha and South Omaha. You
made the rounds of those reservations
and ] haven't heard of anything dropping.
You have authority over the police Of thos
cities. but you have none here. When you
correct the evils of your own board it will
be time enough to get busy here
The two .convlcts were later released upon
their promising to leave town.
Amendment 20 Revenue Law.
Secretary Bennett Of the State Board OF
Assessment is going 20 recommend to the
state legislature change in the section
Of the revenue law providing the manner
in which grain elevators arc assessed. I'm
der the terms OF the section a system OF
double taxation could be worked provid-
ing the amount OF grain on hand April
| j is taken as the amount of the assessment
Mr.. Bennett has arbitrarily assessed grain
men on the average amount of capital
invested during the year and this has been
upheld by the supreme court hut he is
not satisfied with that arrangement and
will work out a new plan. BY deducting
the amount of grain on hand April 1, from
the amount Of capital invested. he has fol-
lowed the spirit Of the law, but before
the legislature meets he expects to have
another plan worked out.
Rock County 10 Get Fine.
/ {. NJ Crandall who admitted having
shipped game from Rock county to Lin
coin contrary to the game laws and who
It was announced had paid a fine OF $50
and costs because of his action. has not
paid the fine 1t has all been arranged
that he should plead guilty and contribute
$50, but at the last minute word came from
Rock county that the violation had oc-
CURED there and Mr.. Crandall would be
expected to pay the money into the Rock
county treasury whether he paid fine
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27

for the last few years. and It is understood
he intends TO remove his family to Beatrice
in the spring.
I-STTS-Passenger train No 1872. due here
at 9l9 a. m, was ten hours late Thursday.
Heavy snowstorms in eastern Colorado Is
working hardship on this line and to
this cause the latenesS Of the trains is
attributed.
COLUMBUs-One OF the old-time postal
clerks, Joseph Benesch, who used TO run on
the line from here TO Albion. and who was
very prominent in musical circles. has
been here the last week. He was injured
In a wreck some time ago at Bloomfield
and is now employed as transfer clerk
at the Omaha postoffice.
BEATRICE-WOrd was received here yes
terday by Beatrice horseman to the effect
that Senator Clark OF California who pur-
chased Spill, the pacing horse with mark
of 2:l0 in this city about year ago for
5000 would like to sell the animal 1t is
understood Mr.. Clark has lost money on
the fast one" during the last season.
HUMBOLDT-Andrew Sharpe, young
farmer living several miles northwest of
the city, was kicked in the temple by a
broncho which we was attempting to ride.
and rendered unconscious for nearly forty
eight hours. but came to his senses yester-
day and there seems to be hopes Of ulti-
mate recovery.
BEATRICE-The funeral services for the
late Emil Lang were held this morning at
o'clock from st. Joseph's Catholic church,
conducted by Rev. NJ. NJ Merk Tho serv-
ices were very largely attended, and out Of
respect for the deceased many of the bus
mess houses OF the city were closed from
8 to 10 o'clock. Intcrment was I'm the
Catholic cemetery.
FREMONT-Mrs. ole Hansen died at her
residence in Maple township yesterday at
the age of 60 years. She was a native of
Denmark, and coming to this country when
quite young, was married to Mr. Hansen in
1874 They resided in the same dwelling
house on her husbands large farm. in
Maple township, until her death. She was
very active in the Lutheran church in that
township.
COLUMBlTS-It has been long time
since the trains have been so delayed as
in the last several days on account of the
storm in western Nebraska and Wyoming
Some Of the trains have been more than
forty-eight hours behind time. The tele-
graph lines were down, and our mails
came catch as catch can We are get
ting things to rights now having good
wea Their again.
TABLE ROCK-O. S. Colthar, who lives
some eight miles south of here. recently
marketed the most valuable load of grain
ever marketed in the county. II consisted
OF seventy-one bushels of red clover s-ed,
which was sold for So per bushel, amount
ing to the snug sum Of 1881. %. MIR. Colthar
has twenty acres seeded to red clover, and
In addition to the amount sold has nine
bushels of seed left and cut twelve tons of
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27
SCALY ECZEMA
ALL OVER BODY
Eruptlons Appeared on Chest, and
Face and Neck Were All Broken
Out Scales and Crusts Formed
Iowa Lady Has Great Faith
in CutiCura Remedies for Skin
Diseases.
ANOTHER WONDERFUL
CURE BY CUTlGURA

az had an eruption appear on my
chest and body and extend upwards
and downNards, so that my neck and
face were all broken out; also my arms
and the lower limbs as far as the knees.
I at first thought it was prickly heat.
But soon scales or crusts formed where
the breaking out was. Instead OF gong
TO a physician, purchased q complete
treatment Of the CAiticura Remedies, IN
which / had grEAt faith, and all was
satisfactory. A year or two later the
eruption appeared again, only a little
lower; but beforG il had time 10 spread
I procured another supply OF the Cuti-
eura. Remedies. and continued their use
until the cure was complete. Ii Is now
Eve years since the last attack, ana
have not seen any signs OF return
have taken about three bottles OF the
Cuticura Resolvent, and do not know
how much Of the Soap or Ointment, as
/ always keep them with me; probably
one half dozen of each.
81 decided TO give the Cutieura Rem
edies q trial after | had seen the results
Of their treatment Of eczemH on an
infant belonging to one OF or neigh
BON. The parent took the child 70 the
nearest physician, but his treatment did
no good. 80 they procured the Cuticura
Remedies and cured her with them.
When they began using Cuticura REM
edies her face vas terribly dishgured
with sores, but she was entirely cured,
for saw the same child al the age OF
five yeans, and her mother told me the
eczema had never broken out since, /
have more faith in Cuticura Remedies
for skin diseases than anything ! know
Of. | am, respectfully yours, Emma ~ 7,
Wilson, Liscomb, Iowa, Oct. /, lVOo'
cu.slsis E1tsrusl aud Internal Treshnsni toi Assly
usnsi iTom PimPist 2 eefgiya ren lni, 49, y =
SrTrI1fiuf al CIiturE sop - Aaa.s-H -'i
80 ~ n ioTIa q Chocol.ia Coated qua - ~ t-i
~ ~ nav - had q ~ drulI4ft a.ns -
Hea, Rs96 cen CO., - ,l - = Hsi-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27

OAKLAND Neb., oct. @.-(Special Tele-
gram)-Minier Brothers held most sue
cessful sale Of Hereford cattle at their
farm, five ana a half miles southeast OF
Oakland, Friday afternoon. selling forty
one head for S5,6949O. an average of S138e
a head. Druid 2i5s35, "a 6-month-old bull
calf. brought the highest price, S24O and
was bought by 7. /. MINER & Son OF Cralg
Neb. Colonel +. NJ Woods OF Lincoln was
the auctioneer. The sale was well at
tended by cattlemen from this locality and
over the state. besides several from Mon
tana, North Dakota and Illinois
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27
MCClWe'S
Magazine for November

deals with the epochal events in American history,
eliminating in that magnificent description of Lincoln
which has not been equaled by any writer, not
John Hay
Schurz saw Lincoln as he was in his relation
to the government, to the war and to his friends.
He writes without fear or favor. He the Battle
of Gettysburg from point of vantage and has con-
trbuted the greatest description of this battle that
has yet been written.
This history, which is now being printed in
McClure's Magazine, will be read in the school
books Of future generations Begin your subscription
to McClure's Magazine with this great November
number, to learn the light which Carl
Schurz throws upon such names as Douglas, Lincoln
Seward, Grant Stanton, Sherman.
10 cents or $500 year-All news-stands.
s.. S. MCCLURE COMPANY a Eas Street. New York
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27

EUSTIs, NIB, oct 2G-Cspecial THE
Storz Brewery company of Omaha Is max
ing preparations 10 erect for Grabenstein
a Schlipp, the retail liquor dealers, build
ing which is to be twenty-five by fifty
four feet one-story high. and a basement
the entire length The site Of the build
ing will be on the north site OF Railroad
street. f. /. Chatheld has the contract
for erecting the structure. which will cost
in the neigiborhood Of $500
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27
Womnn AccidentaIIy shot.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb.. Oct. 2s.-(spe-
ciaL)-Mrs. Alice Hun, residing on Argo
avenue was shot in the left leg last night
by her son ollie, who accidentally dis
charged shotgun, the contents Of the
shell SCATTERING the bone Of the leg aud
nearly severing il, the wound being so
serious that the attending physicians am
putated the limb near the trunk Young
Hun, thinking someone was attempting
to break into the house, secured the shot
gun As . prscauti0n IN a Poasihls smer-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27

here or not. The state legal department
was interviewed and held Rock county had
a case against the hunter. So Crandall
will be hauled out to Rock county and
taken before a justice al Rassett
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27

gency. when the weapon In the lads
hands was accidentally discharged The
frearm was No. 10 gum loaded with No.
4 shot.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27
HELP FOR The EX-CONVlCTS
Governor Decides to Break Up Practice Of
Police Of Arresting Them.
PICKED UP AS SOON AS OUT OF THE PEN
chief of Lincoln Police Insists He
win Continue Present Custom
whether Governor Likes
a. or Not.
CFrom a stan Correspondent


LINCOLN, oct 26.-CSpeciaL l-Governor
Mickey intends to inaugurate reform in
the manner Of the treatment OF ex-convicts
at the hands of the police, especially in
Lincoln Il has been the custom when
prisoner gets out OF the penitenuary for
the police here to arrest him as soon as
he gets up In town and keep him In jail
a day or two and then release him when
he agrees 70 leave town. This morning
an ex-convict named Alberts, who was re-
leased yesterday and who was arrested
when he stepped from the motor car and
kept in jail over night. called upon the
governor for protection.
Il called up the chief of police" said
the governor 'and got very little salts
faction. He said the man had been ar
rested with a convict named Hayes who
was released at the same time and that
he was released from Jail this morning
while Hayes was kept in there. The police
had no right TO arrest this man. II was
an outrage that he was arrested The
chief Of police told me he was put in jail
TO protect the citizens of Lincoln. When
that prisoner was released from prison
he had the right TO protection under our
laws and Il is the duty Of the people, Of
every citizen. to help that convict to some
thing better. Alberts told me the police
said they would release him If he would
go to Omaha. No one has a right to run
that man out of Lincoln long MS he does
not violate the law. He had settled his
score with the state He had done wrong
and paid the penalty SO far as the state
is concerned his account is balanced. Now
II he is made to go to Omaha the police
there will arrest him. II he is driven out
of Omaha he will be arrested elsewhere.
What chance has he TO become a law
abiding citizen? The Excise board of Lin
coin should take some action in matters
or this kind and prevent the arrest Of
these ex-convicts on suspicion"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27
The Most Vivid Picture
of Lincoln ever Written

Carl Schurz, almost the only American who had the
opportunity of seeing the entire Civil War from the
inside, had the ability to write it as it should be
written. The second part of his "reminiscences
beginning in
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-10
Love and Laundering.

The Korean mother, anxious 10 as
sure her daughters successful mar
ringo, makes certain that the young
woman becomes a good laundress. for
ability IN this direction counts foi
more than beauty with the Korean
4aain H. doeS not even demand that
mia wife shall be more than a fairly
good cook, but she must be able ~
Keep fresh ana spotless the linen gar
ments which every one, from prince
TO peasant, wears. In spite OF the
fact that every article OF wearing ap
,arol ~ OF white linen not even the
humbie hatiron has made its appear.
ance IN Korea, and the attempts 10
introduce such occidental fads as
Washing machines and wringers have
met with marked disfavor The laun,
dry work IL done In the same manner
az II was centuries ago, and the nrsi
recomm endatiun TO young mans
favor IL ability az laundresA
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-10
RELATED OF RACES.

The Japanese lover, instead OF an en-
paeement ring, may give his future bride
a niece of beautiful silk TO be worn as a
sash.
A Chinese gentleman often presents
his intended bride with pair OF geese,
and they are regarded as emblems OF
conjugal fidelity.
Roumanian hospitality knows no
limits. Il have not even a bite left for
a guest" is the bitterest complaint a
housewife can make.
In Galway some OF the fishermen con-
slider II so unlucky to see fox that they
will not put to sea II they notice one
while going to their boats.
Belgian women take a pride In doing
their own work. II asked why they en-
gage no help. they are very apt TO reply
that servants are kept only by lazy,
incompetent, extravagant or sick per-
sons.
The women OF Sumatra wear the
costliest dresses that are known, many
Of them being made Of pure gold and
silver. After the metal is mined and
smelted, It is formed into fine wire.
which is woven into cloth, and after
wards used for dresses.
A Japanese auction is a solemn affair.
The public do not call out their bids, but
write their names. together with the
amount they are willing to pay, on slips
OF paper and put these IN box They
ara looked through and the article is
awarded to the person who has made
the highest offer.
II is considered correct in China not
to have the slightest recollection Of
anything that occurs during the period
OF mourning. A Chinaman who has
passed 100 days in mourning for his
mother will deem IL bad breeding 10
remember anything during so sacred
time.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-10
Is<HEEEEE OF -R2r7,.
EsUTAH pRESSl
NsS<AS SOCIATION F"
Spraying for the Goblin
Moth.

Prof. Ball OF the Agricultural
College will select two or three
apple orchards in this county Tor
the purpose of demonstrating the
efficacy of spraying for the cod
lin moth. IL has already been
proven, by practical tests in other
parts OF the state, that 10 per
cent Of the apples produced may
be gathered free from worms.
Now it is q question OF showing
this fact to horticulturists and
others owning apple orchards,
and convincing them that the
commercial returns fully Justify
the expense and labor OF spray
ing. Prof. Ball will confer an
everlasting benefit to this state
by making his methods oil spray
ing, with the beneficial results
which flow therefrom, known to
the people generally.
So far as the quality OF Utah
fruit is concerned there need be
very little worry for it is being
sought in outside markets OF
account of its superior flavor
Pests which destroy must De
overcome, and methods of selec
ton and packing employed thaI
will insure success to our fruit
industry. And any person who
aids in accomplishing these ends
deserves the thanks of an entire
community.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-10
MOBILITY NOTES.
tsllectual pursuits.

King Victor OF Italy is one OF Eu
ropes many monarchs who delight
in little incognito trips into the coun
try.
The latest royal convert to the au.
tomoblle Is the sulta, OF Turkey, who
has hitherto expressed the greatest
horror Of the devil wagons" Of any
and all kinds.
The kaiser has sent medal to
Rrandcnburg woman. who has had
twins three times. She herself is
twin. and her mother gave birth TO
four sets OF twins.
The emperor and empress OF Ger
many have let It he understood that
they will not receive presents II any
kind on the twenty fifth anniversary
Of their wedding, which will occur
next year.
It is understood that King Edward
will confer on tho mikado the deco
ration OF the Order Of the Garter,
which will be conveyed to his majesty
by a special mission. headed by Prince
Arthur OF Connaught, early mex.
year.
The officers and men Of the Zamora
regiment. the oldest In the Spanish
army. are very much elated because
King Edward has been appointed to be
It's honorary colonel, and II IL pro-
posed TO hold banquet 10 celebrate
the appointment,
The khedive Of Egypt has smassei
Sn enormous private fortune. Not
only Is he a monogamist and tee
totalcr. but Il Il said that he does not
smoke-even an Egyptian cigarettel
He gets up at six every morning, and
can talk in six languages.
Prizes amounting to $4,000, offered
by the king Of Italy to exhibitors al
the Milan exhibition next year. In
clude one OF $1,000 for the best type
OF popular dwelling house adapted t.
the climate Of northern Italy. and one
for 81 900 for motor boats.
The first public statue OF Queen
Alexandra has Just been commissioned
George w Wade, the well-knowr
sculptor, has been olosen TO do th'
work. The destination OF the statue
Is Hong Kong, which has ALREADY
ziyen commissions for statues OF KIM
Edward and the prince of Wales.
The earl OF Cranbrook, the oides
surviving British ex-cablnet minister
"a al Lord Cranbrook was bette
known to a former generation undo
mis- name OF Claiborne Hardy. IA
was ono OF Lord Beaconsnelds stancn
est supporters. Within the last rev
wears the veteran earl has done som
shooting.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-10
Importance of an Ideal
community.

Man rise no higher than his
ideals. 1t may be said that his
ideal becomes the motive which
prompts effort along any given
line and thus conditions the
amount of activity put forth in
its realization.
This makes worthy ideal in
life a very important matter with
out which no young man or wo-
man can succeed. By accident
they may fall into positions of
emolument, but very seldom if
ever are they retained.
These ideals are absorbed.
They come from daily associates
and contact in life. They there
fore change as our experiences
and knowledge increase. And
become high OF low as our com
pany and environment may be ele-
waiting or degrading.
How important it is then that
young people should be sur
rounded by home and social en-
vironments that will lead them to
love the best things in life, the
best in ethics, arts, literature and
nature.
The home where love abounds
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-10
oomm.p ssi Conflict.

A commercial var Is raging be.
tween Canada and Australia. The
commonwealth. IN the interests Of Aus
tralian manufacturers. is striving with
might and main 10 keep out Canadian
harvesting machinery aud the domin.
ion is retaliating by giving prefer
ence IN the wines OF the Cape Colony
that viii practically boycott the wines
OF Australia.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-10

and, where each inmate gladly
perlorms the little duties that
to the comm on good,
will be almost sure to create n
desire for life of a like nature
and a disgust for all that which
is based on seltishness and ill.
will,
Again the social environments
have much to do with our tastes
and aims He who spends social
evenings upon the street corners
or kindred places will surely
absorb ideals of life in harmony
with the tone of his influence.
This in spite of the fact that he
may be devoting the balance Of
his time in Legitimate or even in
tsllectual pursuits.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-10
SIX MILLIONS
DOLLARS SPENT
By the


UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co.
In improving what was originally the
finest track in the vest.
RESULT
4 comparatively straight and level road
he'd ballasted with dustless Sherman
Granite rendering possible the highest
rate OF speed together with the greatest
legree OF safety The magnitude OF the
work must he seen TO be appreciated
WHAT DOES IT MEAN2
Solid comfort, security and pleasure to
our patrons.
ARE you GOING EAST.
II 80 you cannot ailorl TO go via any
other than this ROYAL HIGHWAY
Further Information ON application per-
sonally or by letter to
City Ticket Office,
2Ol Main ST., salt Lake City.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-10

Highwayman-Your money or your
life, mister
NatiVe--But you ara not the fellow
who usually Tohs me al this corner
mo. but It's all right; I've bought
hts route. "--Punk.