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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-01-19
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-01-19
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Mrs. Ed. Snow has been visiting friends
iu Decatur.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-19

Senator Gamble OF south Dakota has
nominated Nathaniel Eugene whiting Of
Desmet cadet at west Point; Sumner
orion stearn Of Madison and John Henry
Balmat OF Yankton, alternates
Rural carriers appointed; Nebraskas-
Clarkson. routes 4 and g. John Urbanek
carrier, Joseph Urbanek substitute; Column
bus, route 6, Charles Koenig carrier, Ed
ward Butler substitute; Craig, route 4.
Mathew M. Cherry carrier Robert Nc
Pherson substitute; Leigh. route 1. William
c. Brunswick carrier, George Henry sub
stitute; Platte Center, route 9 William II.
Dress carrier. Edward Clother substitute;
Schuyler, route B. william r. Davis carrier,
CLIFFORD r. Davis substitutes route 6, George
w. Howe carrier, william c. Pelter sub
stitute; Silver Creek, route 1, Joseph r
Merrill carrier, George Merrill substitute.
Iowa,-Donahue route 1, Herman Fahren-
krog carrier, William c. Fahrenkrog sub
stitute. South Dakota--Bristol. route 2,
Jesse G. Morehouse carrier, Paul Dempsey
substitute; Pierpont, route /. Alfred Il.
smedstad carrier, T. A. Grenhiem substi-
tute.
Rural route No. has been ordered es-
tablished February 16 at Mount Vernon.
Davidson county. South Dakota, serving SSs
people and seventy-four families.
Albert S. German has been appointed
postrraste at Polk, Polk county, Iowa,
vice G. w. Mclean, resigned.
Edgar NJ. Bentley has been appointed
postmaster at Colman, Moody county. South
Dakota, vice F. ]. Snyder, resigned
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-19
BIGGEST CHRISTMAS TRADE
Present Season Pronounced ~ Dealers
Ahead Of All Others.
STORES ARE REAL HIVES OF INDUSTRY
Every Available clerk is at work
from Early I'm the Morn
ing Until Late at
Night.

Great hives Of industry are the Omaha
stores today as they enter upon the last
rushing week OF Christmas trade, II Is
the great week OF the year and there is
no room in the stores for drones. From
o'clock in the morning to 10 O'Clock at
night the rush is on but the machinery
back Of all this activity runs even through
the night.
The stores have hired all the clerks that
can be secured. There Is additional help
in the receiving department and the de-
livering department The men who I'M
pack goods and keep the counters sup
piled with the various articles have busy
time, and the men who deliver the goods
to the homes Of the customers work many
hours after dark.
Merchants say the trade has never been
80 active in former years as this year.
Neither has Il been so well handled. This
fact was due largely to the movement made
early in the year to get people to do their
shopping early, thus avoiding the inevi-
table rush Of the days Immediately preced-
ing Christmas and facilitating the work
for clerks and employees of the stores as
well. Many people have bought all their
Christmas presents already.
shows General Prosperity.
The general prosperity of the country is
reflected In many Of the Christmas goods.
II is noticeable that the grade is higher and
the price correspondingly So There is also
a wonderful variety of novel goods. In the
line OF art goods, pictures and chinaware
there is a seemingly endless variety OF new
striking things to make glad the Christmas
day. Many OF these goods are imported,
showing the foreign stamp In design and
execution. Some Dutch ware that attracts
considerable attention has little notices
burnt into It, One OF these is ''Du Zummat.
Du guide eff you ken, but du Zummat.
Translated this means do something. Do
good IL you can, but do something" The
Dutch as printed here shows the great re-
semblance Of that language to English. A
piece of ware from Germany is a match
box in the shape of camel lying down.
On the camel is printed in German. THE
camel can work eight days without drink
ing. There are also camels who can drink
eight days without working"
There are many toy novelties, automobiles
Of every design and size, trains OF cars on
tracks Of wonderful intricacy, engines and
| locomotives The Roosevelt Bears" are
something new, taking the place Of the
woolly sheep, which has held undisputed
sway so long. The bears are Of all sizes
and several colors.
The men employees of the stores work
this week from o'clock in the morning
until 10 at night and sometimes later. The
women and girls work from a. m. to
| D. m, with one-half hour for noon, or from
10 a. m. to 10 p. M, with an hour fol
dinner and the same for supper.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-19
New of Nebraaka.

COLUMBUs-Mrs, p. ]. Cunningham has
returned from a visit to Virginia.
CoLUAIBUs-Women of the Presbyterian
church raised about 500 by their bazaar.
COLUMBUS-Rev. ]. s. c. Wells OF Nor
folk held services at Grace Episcopal
church Sunday.
COLUMBUs-outage valued at S52 was
reported for electric lights last month by
the chief Of police
COLUMBUS-wiDs OF B. F. Munro and
wife Of New York are filed for probate
here. They convey land TO daughters.
COLUMBUS - twenty-five probationers
were admitted to fun membership In the
Methodist Episcopal church here Sunday.
BEATRIcE-Yesterd was one of the
coolest days Of the season. The river Is
frozen over ard boys are skating on In
dian creek north of the city.
BEATRICE-BishOp Bonacum Of Lincoln
was In the city yesterday on business con-
started here by the Catholic church.
COLUMBUS-Less than ten years ago
Fred Bargeman bought eighty acres Of
land near here for $27 an acre and has just
sold i for 500 an acre after taking N'OOO
BEATRICE-A dispatch from Washing
ton, ID. c., states that Fred Barclay a
former Beatrice boy, has been admitted
the United States.
BLUE HILI-An important real estate
transfer took place in this city last week
when eighty lots belonging to r. II. ROhr-
ers, now residing at ST. Joseph, Mo-, were
sold to G. +. Gund Of this city.
BEATRICE-F'rank Dexter OF Omaha ar
rived IN the city yesterday 10 take charge
OF the United states recruiting station here
70 succeed ID. r. Lee, who left today for
st. Louis to join theatrical company.
BEATRICE-Thers has been a great re-
ligiOus awakening in this city during the
last two weeks as a result OF the union
revival meetings conducted by DR.. Jordan.
Nearly 200 people have been converted.
BEATRICE. L. Stevens died yester-
a Hfa. faFfI four mil q
west OF the city, where he has been living
for some time. Death was due 10 con-
sumption: He was a years years Of age and
ALBION-For the first time this season
the ground - covered with snow. A light
snow began falling this morning and con-
ing the day. Most of the corn has been
gathered, though quite a number Of farm
ers are not yet ready for snow.
FRBMONT-The Sure Hatch Incubstol
company has its plant completed and IN
fun operation. II is now turning out 10,
incubators and breeders day and doinR
considerable shipping IN carload lots; ms
getting lumber owing 20 the shortage OF
cars
BEATRIcE-Mrs. Eta Gum died at her
monia' aged 81 years, She Is survived By
her husband and a daughter. Funeral
services were held yesterday from the Ia
Bclle Street Methodist Episcopal church
cemetery.
BEATRICE-Word has been received
here from Washington. ID. c., announcing
the marriage OF Ralph LOrain Sabin. eldest
son OF Judge and Mrs. r.. W. Sabin. and
Miss Anna Hilbert SPEECH, which occurred
az the brides home at Washington last
week. The young couple viii make theiI
home az Hastings. Neb.
BLUE HILIr-The Glenwood Telephone
company u Webster county held a meet
ing III the city hall today TO consider IN
purchase OF "a new switchboard, as the onf
] AZ present Is too small. and also 10 regard
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-19

to moving the central office In an uptown
building Representatives OF the Bell Tele-
phone company were present and gave them
a talk and asked them to connect with
their company.
BEATRICE-The Beatrice Liederkranz
elected these officers: Peter A. Kahnen,
president; Paul Engler, vice presidents Err
nest Kuehl, recording secretary; Rudolph
Engler, financial secretary; Edward Knoe-
rig treasurer; Louis LAMBERT, librariani
julius Rathke, George H. Smith, N. Hess
board of trustees. The society decided to
become a member of the Nebraska Saenger-
bund, whose headquarters are at Grand
Island
FREMONT-In the county court today an
application was made by the friends Of
William I. Nolan for the appointment Of a
guardian. Nolan has been absent and I'M
heard from for several years. He owns
some land in this county which Is charged
with the payment of some legacies and his
creditors have obtained judgments against
him. The land Is worth enough to pay the
claims and still leave a surplus. The pro-
ceeding is a rather unusual one and after
hearing arguments by the attorneys for the
different parties the court took 1t under
adVisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-19

The mucous coating OF the stomach and
intestines has lost its power OF seoreting
the gastric Juice an important factor In
DIGESTION the muscles OF the middle coat
ing are eoFrespondinEly nfsless. IN grlEdinE
up the food, and as result, the food lies
IN your stomach fermenting. poisoning the
blood, Irritating the nerves ana breaking
down the system.
Something must be done to arouse the
digestive organs TO action. stuarts Dye.
pepsia Tablets alone have been found cana
bic OF digestng the food for the unhealthy
stomach. They contain diastase, pepsin
and other digestive agents which the stom-
ech itself posses when in health. Thess
agents digest the food for the stomach
and Stve the stomach o chance TO resi-
and regain its normal powers
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are not a
patent medicine. the formula for their
preparation having been made public and
known to 5000 physicians In the United
states and great Britain BY government
tests. stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets have been
shown not only 70 contain no harmful
ingredients, but 20 posses digestives OF
higher purity than found IN any other pre-
paration.
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are recon-
Uended BY physicians everywhere and can
BE- bought OF any druggist or direct from
the manufacturers az 30 cents per box.
II preferred, free trial package viii be
sent you Immediately upon receipt Of name
ant ahdre1a y. A. Stuart Co. u atuarl
Bldk.. MARSHALL. Mich.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-19
nIoomaeId Has Public Library.

BLOOMFIELD, Neb., Dec. 1s.--(SpecialD
Bloomfield now has public library, but
It is not Of the Carnegie stamp. The two
Woman's clubs of the town, in co-opera-
ton with Mr.. w. H. Harm, have rented,
furnished and supplied. with books and
magazines. one of the large rooms in the
new Pospeshil theater, A meeting was
held last evening at the theater for the
purpose Of electing trustees and to ar
range for the maintaining, Of the library.
Mr.. Harm, in a few well-chosen words,
stated the object of the meeting and the
necessity OF providing for our young peo-
pie, who have no home, access to a library,
a place to spend their evenings. The or
ganization was named the Bloomfield Pub
lie Library, and the following trustees were
elected; w. II. Harm, L. c. Call1ns and
viii A. Patton. The remaining two trus-
| tees are to be chosen by the two Woman's
clubs from among their members.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-19
Farmer Found Dead In yard.

GRAND ISLAND Neb., Dec. 1S,-(Spe-
cial. John Brown, aged 20, an old set
tier and living alone in the southwestern
part OF this county, was found dead in his
front yard by neighbors. On last Friday
MI Hannah called at the place to see how
the old gentleman was getting along and
found the DOORS open. but no sign of Mr.
Brown anywhere in the house or on the
farm. Nor was he where, several days
later, he was found by neighbors. Death
was due, apparently to natural causes,
probably old age and heart trouble. He
has no relatives here. but has one daugh-
ter living in Indiana and three in Wyo-
ming.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-19
JUDICIAL BILL TROUBLES
Continued from First Page)

Continued from First Page)
congressman did not control in quite a
number of cases that were then sent to
the senate. Part Of those at that time
sent in failed of confirmation, as they did
not reach the senate until q day or 80 be-
fore adjournment. Only two nominations
so far have been made and 1t is under
stood these had the approval Of Senator
Gamble Undoubtedly the contest will be
kept up, but so far 1t would seem that
Senator Gamble has had the best of 1t, as
he did last June. It cannot be learned
whether anything is being done in federal
patronage in the state outside OF the post
Offices. On account Of the division I'm the
delegation this, however, seems unlikely
for the present
Minor Matters at Capital.
Congressman Kinkaid was notified today
OF the following pension allowances:
Cephas Ross, Crawford. increase TO SO.
from october IA; John r. Chandler, Ansley,
increase to $12, from November z; william
Gleason. Ansley. increase to 81, from No
vember Z.
The bureau "a pensions has notified Con-
gresham Kennedy Of the reissue of the
pension of John b. Born OF Omaha at a
rate of $40 per month, from August 4, 1898.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-19
RINGs-Frenzer 18th and Dodge.
TALK VS.. REAL KNOWLEDGE
How IL Has Turned Out I'm the Life
Insurance Record for
the Year.

ANY poorly Informed persons assump-
ton OF knowledge is always In full inverse
ratio to his ignorance" said a gentleman
conversant with insurance matters yester-
day. THE less he understands Of a sub
feet the more he invariably believes he
knows about II. 4 man Of as broad busi-
ness views as the late Marshall Field Of
Chicago, when asked shortly before his
death what he thought OF the life insur-
ance situation, said frankly it was too COM
Prehenslye a subject LOT MN 20 nave YET
a man OF mediocre understanding and at
tainments not ready Nat any time the last
two years to voice, write or print a--to
himself-perfectly satisfactory showing OF
"such men have carried the idea that
American life insurance was In some way
faulty IN principle, when in reality 1t Is
conducted exactly on the same basis and
at the same general cost as In every other
cure when II Is actually the embodiment of
security; that its investments are uncertain
Sm nen he Soundest IN e Existence s . me he
companies are rotten has been their shout.
/ though scores OF the best organizations In
existence exist, prosper and earn the al
| policyholders. They'll never do any such
large business as In the past has been
stereotyped cry, yet the returns OF new
| Insurance written IN 1905 by many compa-
niles show that they are securing more
| policies than In any previous similar time
/ In their history,
"If life Insurance has been under a cloud
! there must have been some remarkable
riffs IN the same through which the sun
! light OF success and public confidence has
| streamed, for companies easy TO name have
| written nearly double the amount Of in
suranee this year that they did during
| 1906.
IAN this, OF course. viii not keep the
wiseacres from their head wagging and
\ know-it-al chatter, but the family protec-
/ ton obtainable only through life insurance
| Is being steadily attained In finely grow.
ing ratio, and that Is the main thing, after
| all"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-19
EARLY TRIAL FOR ELLIOTT
he Held Before the Holt
dmVn

Edward Elliott who held up and robbed
Joe SOnnenberg, the Douglas street pawn
broker. OF t6,5i6 worth Of watches and
jewelry probably viii have his trial IN
district court before the holidays His
case 10 scheduled to follow the Gray muir
der case. which viii be finished Wednes-
day. cory OF the information was
served on him yesterday In order thai the
tWenty-f0ur hours required by law 20 IN
tervene between the serving OF the infor-
nation and the arrsignment may be up By
the time the Gray trial closes.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-19
PLATTE RIVER RECBDEs SLIGHTLY
Fear Bridge VIII Go when the Gorge
Breaks.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Dec. 1S.-Cspe-
ciai. )-During the night and this morning
the water in the Platte, in this vicinity,
has gone down about foot, being still.
however. out of the rivers banks. Re-
ports from further west are to the effect
that the water there is rising. The gorge
is Just half mile below the st. Joseph &
Grand Island and the county wagon
bridges, and several miles above the Hall
Hamilton county wagon and the Burling-
ton railroad bridges and the latter, par
ucularly the wagon bridge. may be in
some danger when the gorge is broken,
Many Of the farmers are yet unable to gel
to their hay lands and to provide properly
for their stock.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-19
SCHOOL CORNERSTONE LAID
CONTINUED from Third Pase.)

NContlnueo from Third Hage.)
Miller. ten from Sumner and twenty-eight
from Galloway besides a number from
Broken Bow, Lexington and Cozad. A mid
night supper was served at the hotel, at
which over 100 were seated. Oconto lodge
starts out with a live membership of
twenty. The following are a list of the
officers installed: Noble grand, r. R.
Grove; vice grand, James Fee; treasurer,
John w. Conley; secretary, George c. Web
ster; trustees, Charles Davey, John Pile
and r. G. Roberts.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-19

OF dollars trying
toeure, and / went
20 the hospital,
but they failed TO
cure me and il
was getting worse
all the time. Five
weeks ago my wife
bought a box Of
Gu ticura ONT
m emit and one
cake of Cuticura
Soap, and / am
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-19

pleased 10 say that am now completely
cured and well.
at was impossible for me TO get
employment, as my face, head, and
body were covered with Il. The
eczema first appeared on the top Of
my head, and II had worked all the
way around down the back Of my neck
and around TO my throst, down my
body and around the hips. IL itched
% / would be obliged 70 scratch Il,
and the flesh was raw.
81 would first wash the affected
parts with warm water and Cuticura
Soap, and then apply Cutictfa ONT
ment and let II remain on all night, and
h the morning l would use Cuticura
Soap. ! am now all well, which all
my friends can testify TO, and viii DO
pleased TO recommend the Cuticura
Remedies 10 any and all persons who
wish speedy and permanent cure 81
skin diseases" Thomas Nj. Rossiter,
200 Prospect Street,
Mar. 80, 1905. East Orange. N. J..
Conpisis kEisruai and Inisrnal Traansnf ~ assIy
huual trolt npel . acTqfuia, troIa Ilfsnsy = Afl
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-19

A. b. Hubermann, only western direct
diamond importer, corner 18th and Douglas,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-19
DISFIGURING
SKIN HUMOR
impossible to Get Employment, as
Face and BOdyWere Covered With
Itching Sores = Scratched Till
Flesh Was Raw IS Spent Hun
dreds Of Dollars on Doctors and
Hospitals and Grew Worse
CURED BY CUTlCURA
IN FIVE WEEKS

"since the year 1894 / have been
troubled with a very bad case Of
eczema which / have spent hundreds
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-19
Why Take
Business Home?
Are Your Nerves Constantly Strained
With Groundless Worries?

The cause Of this tense condition is
IN your stomach. Your food does not digest
properly. Nine-tenths OF all dyspepsia and
Indigestion is Of the nervous type and the
only certain cure il to right the cause
Tonnes, brain foods, bitters. etc, are mere
temporary stimulants. Your stomach and
small intestines have become deranEed by
improper selection Of foods. imperfect mas
tication and irregularity both as to time
and amount Of eating.
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hers of her family a jolly evening was
spent in dancing and with mus c. The we'll
appointed table had as cen-erp.ece Il IL. &c
cluster of pink csrn2t o. arc ferns.
Bunches of chrys1ntnenuTs ii!ed the
drawing rooms TnGse present we've Nj.
and Mrs. Ben Frank o. Baltimore. Ar. and
Mrs. Louis EoenigS3erg Of New York ely,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert S.Srnund, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney G. Kaufman. Mr.. Harold kaufman,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph kaufman, Mr.. Edgar
Kaufman, Mrs. Fannie X. Levy and Mr..
Nathan Frank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvan Bens:Eger. whose
wedding took place on November l.. have
returned 10 town and residing at 1927
street northwest.
, DR. Adoiph G.. Sreedom and Miss Leah
WeinkrsntZ OF Baltimore were married by
Rabbi Lou S Sierra on Tuesday al his home,
1915 Columbia road A few relatives from
Baltimore were present to witness the
ceremony. The couple is spend. ng several
days of their honeymoon in Washington.
Mis- Gus Walelsten gave a eucire at
, her ZONE on Wednesday for the benefit of
to the game. The prize nners wero Mrs.
! Jacob f senm1nn Mrs. Harry Kaufman.
+; Mrs. Samuel Rothschi d. Mrs. Harry i:oths-
! child and Mrs Gus WaEenste.n.
| Miss Helen Honanmaier of Georgetown
! left Washington during the week for a
:, two months visit in Macon, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Notes entertained
, at q dianer on Sunday event ig n honor o.
the twenty-f birthday anniversary OF
| their son. Mr.. Louis Noes. The table was
! decorated ii yellow carysanshe nuns and
f. rms Many c'ey toa5ts We're We. I'M
p easant evening was spent. Those pres
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in honor of Miss Freda Lindheimer and
Mr.. Silas Rosenthal, whose engagement has
recently been announced. His guests num-
bering twelve. were seated around a large
table artiStically decorated in yellow The
Centerpiece YVES large bed of yellow
chrysanthemums and ferns. with the same
flower scattered over the table and at each
end were silver candlesticks with yellow
shades. Each guest received souvenir
a fancy box in the form of a miniature
turkey. During the evening there was
music. Those who We're present were Miss
Freda Lndheimer. Miss Ella Steiner. Miss
Helene Ensel, Mrs. Fanny Levy, Miss
Amelia Stern and Miss Rerdie Steiner. and
the Messrs Edward Rosenthal MI Ernest
MAYER Of New York, Samuel Schwartz.
Silas Rosenthal. George Fr.ediander and
Louis Bush.
Mrs. Oscar Strauss of New York. who
will re a cabinet hostess erelong. has Sc
lected che OF the most desirable Of the new
houses in the west end in the Italian villa
north OF ex-senator HenGerson's home on
18th street., which VIII interest her for sew
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oFulke and Mr.. James D. Caraher of Phila-
de pG!a.
M and Mrs. Fink of 1893 18th street
northwest entertained {: number of their
friends q dinner Thanksgiving.
"rs. Nj. 4. Brainard, SO well known in
Nasaiagio ION, has rented her home on 10th
street northwest and will leave this week
Tor Montgomery, Ala, where she will spend
the winter.
Mr. ard Mrs. William j. Rich Of 1853
Clifton street northwest entertaining
bridal party from Chester, Pa, who are
spending their honeymoon in the city Mrs
Rich VIII give 4 dinner in Their honor tn s
week.
Gen. o. Z. Wood and Mrs. Wood have re-
turned and will be at the Cairo for the win
ter.
MAJ. and Mrs Devol WHO have Teen to
tn. Philippines and California. have re-
turned - the city and ere at the Cairo.
Gen p. G. and Mrs. Wood have returned
to Washington for the winter and are
. guests 9. the Cairo.
Mrs. Vista R. Thompson, who has been
VS.. ting her pare ITS. Mr.. ard Mrs. Cooley
OF 1913 Eta street northwest. for two
weeks. II leave Monday for her home in
Ne.g Yeik. Mrs. Tnom oson gave a must
calc Oh Saturday evening. Some of those
present were Miss Leiberman. Mr. ard MIS-.
Adams. Mrs. johnson. Frank Law. Miss
Lucille Hughes and MI }. Ruskin Mic
Ardi".
Miss Gertrude Johnson. who IS cuoI
fae Forest Ca College. sccnt Thanks
g.Y.ag at the DeIsS Eotel as the guest OF