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Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09
WHO ADVISED THE PRESIDENT?
Question that interests Federal Of
ficiaIs About that Forest
Reserve Matter.

However amusing it may be to the off,
Gals of the forestry bureau at Washington
relative to any presumption that there was
ever claimed to be any timber on the North
Platte forest reserve by the forestry Off
Gals" remarked a federal official at the
government building Wednesday morning,
the fact remains that the proclamation
of the president was issued on the presump
ton that there was timber on the lands Sc
lected for the reservation. At least so the
proclamation reads. 1t says:
Whereas. it is provided by section "a Of
the Act of Congress approved March 8, 1891.
entitled IAN act to repeal the timber cul
ture laws and for other purposes" that the
president of the United States may from
time to time set apart in any state or terri
DRY having public lands bearing forests in
any part OF the public lands wholly or in
part covered with timber or underground,
whether OF commercial value or not. a
public reservation. and theo president shall
by public proclamation DECLARE the estab-
lishment of such reservation and limits
thereof: and whereas the public lands Of
the state OF Nebraska which are hereinafter
indicated are in part covered with timber,
and 1t appears that the public good would
be promoted by setting apart said land as
a public reservation, now, therefore, /,
Theodore Roosevelt, president of the United
States. by virtue of the foregoing act, do
proclaim and hereby remove from entry or
settlement, and set apart as public reser-
walton for the use and benefit OF the people,
all the tracts OF land in the state Of Ne
braska shown as the North Platte forest
reserve on the diagram.
The proclamation goes on further to
state that warning is expressly given to all
persons not to make settlement on the
lands reserved by the proclamation.
Nothing is said in the proclamation,
which is dated March 10, 1906 relative to
the reservation being made for experiment
tai forest purposes. 1t would be interesting
to know just who it was that advised the
president that there was timber or under
growth on any of these lands
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09
wATCHEs-Frenzer. 18th and Dodge SITS.
AUDITORIUM FOR REVIVAL
Big Building VIII BE Used for Torrey-
Alexander Meetings This
Winter.

The Omaha Ministerial association has
decided to use the Auditorium for the
Torrey Alexander evangelical meetings
which are to be held November is to
December 16, and Manager Gillian OF the
Auditorium has been asked to prepare
the contract.
For a while the ministers feared they
would have to use the Coliseum for the
meetings, on account of the expense con-
nected with the use of the Auditorium,
but now they feel confident of securing
the money necessary for the rent of the
former place. The terms are $4,000 for
the month, the Auditorium association to
allow on the bill the receipts of the house
for four Saturdays, during which no meet
ings will be held, and when the building
will be used for skating. 1t is estimate
the receipts from the skating will be
5000
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09
TRAINOR WANTS STEEL USED
Thinks the County Would PROFIT by
Construction of Several Per-
manent Bridges.

Chairman P. ]. Trainor of the bridge COM
mittee OF the county board is In favor OF
the construction by the county each.year of
number of permanent steel or cement
bridges on main Travelled roads, and for
this reason does not favor limiting the
bridge fund to actual temporary and cur
rent expenses.
I'VE have about 1900 pile bridges in the
county" said Mr.. Trainor, 'and the ex-
pense Of maintaining them is large. The
life of these structures is only few years
and they are liable 20 collapse. We are
unable to look after all OF them properly.
I would be in favor Of building as many
permanent structures on main Travelled
roads as we can each year. In the long
run II would be economy to the county and
we would get much better service"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09
IMPURE WATER

Typhoid in nearly every case. as well
as malaria. dysentery and the other
hot weather complaints. that so often
end fatally, has been traced TO impure
water.
Quite often people think because
TO the naked, eye the water seems
clear that It is all right, when II they
either knew it's source or looked at 1t
through magnifying glass they would
see that it contained thousands of mi
crobes.
Water is taken from wells which are
often contaminated from one Of a num-
Der of causes. In the impure water
lies the great cause of typhoid and ma
larial and many other Ills. Physicians
Of all schools claim that teaspoonful
nf
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Suits were brought in the United States
district court Wednesday morning against
the Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific for
the violation OF the safety appliance laws
Two specifications are cited against the
and one against the Union Pacific for a
faulty coupling. The penalty for each vio-
lation is 500.
Albert Hellwig has filed suit in district
court to collect from George N. Aula-
baugh, $376.66 alleged TO be due him on
contract to employ him for one year
at $16.35 a week. The contract ne says
was made August 8, 1905 but after seven
months he was discharged. Besides the
salary for the remainder of the year he
wants $40 extra for working three holl.
DAYS,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09
SUSPECT CAUGHT IN GOTHAM
Abraham Kahan, wanted in Omaha,
is URder Arrest in New
York.

Abraham Kahau, wanted here for OBJ
tanning money by false pretenses, has
been arrested in New York City. Sergeant
of Police Hayes and Deputy County Attor-
ney ShotWell will start for New York
Wednesday evening TO get Kahan.
Kahan is charged by z. Freshman Of
100 South Thirteenth street with having
retained collections made while the men
we're in the hide business. Freshman al
leges he Is out about s1OOo, A complaint
was filed against Kahan In the police court
June Is, when II was reported Kahan went
TO Canada.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09
ALLEGED RoBBER DOWN SICK
George w. Lawrence, Accused of Hold
inG Up Drug store, stricken
with Pneumonia.

George w. Lawrence, who has been In
the county jail about three months on a
charge OF holding up and robbing the drug
store OF r. L. Tinkham at Thirty-third and
Cunning streets last spring, was removed
TO the county hospital Wednesday morning
suffering from a severe attack OF pneu-
monia. The symptoms developed a day or
two ago. but yesterday they became alarm
ing, and It was decided to take him 10 the
hospital. County Physician swoboda de-
clares his condition is serious.
Lawrence was tried on the holdup charge.
but put up such good alibl the jury could
not agree. He was committed to jail again
10 await a second trial. He is also charged
with perpetrating a half dozen other hold
ups on the same night.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

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Thousands of leading doctors pre-
scribe 1t and prominent hospitals use
and indorse IL exclusively.
All druggists and grocers, or direct,
81 a bottle. Medical booklet free.
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Rochester,
n. Y.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09
Real Estate Exchange Home.

The board OF directors OF the Real "a
tate Exchange Building company held a
meeting Wednesday, which resulted in the
issue OF call for a stockholders meeting
August a. The purpose OF this meeting
viii be to take formal vote on the ques-
ton of proceeding with the erection Of a
building on the companys property, the
southwest corner Of Eighteenth and Far
nam streets
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09

rates and a great deal Of this Is going over
tho new Hill line from Ashland to Sioux
City. ........
Charles Coons and party returned
Wednesday from a fishing trip in the west.
ID. o. Clark, superintendent of the coal
supply Of the Union Pacific, returned from
the west Wednesday.
The official train of the Typographical
union will leave Chicago over the Rock
Island Thursday and pass through Omaha
Friday enToute to the annual convention at
Colorado Springs. II will consist OF a
buffet-library car, four tourist seepers
three standard sleepers and a diner.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09
Card of Thanks.

We hereby convey our most sincere
thanks 10 the members OF the Fraterna
Onion OF America. letter carriers. friend,
and relatives, for their assistance and
sympathy and beautiful floral tributes rem.
dered during the sickness and death OF
our beloved son.
Mr. AND MRS. NELs ]. SALINE.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09
MAJOR WILSON LOWE HERE

Commandant of Cadets Western Mill
tnry Academy I'm City.
r. Major Wilson G. S. Lowe of the Western
Military academy of Upper Alton, Ill, ar
rived in Omaha yesterday. The major is
in the city for the purpose OF interesting
omahaus in his splendid school. He has
quarters at the Paxton hotel and would be
glad 70 meet parents by appointment.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09
odd FcIIOwA. Attention.

Members OF Omaha Lodge NO. 2, l. o. O.
F., and OF sister. lodges. are requested to
meet at Odd Fellows hall Thursday, Au-
gust 8, at ! p. m. sharp. to attend the
funeral Of our late brother. Christian
Bright HERBERT a. wHIPPLE N. G.
CHARLES A. PATTERSON. Secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09
The Best Diarrhoeu Remedy.

II have used Champerlain's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy and consider it the
best remedy Of the kind on the market"
says w. f. Mayes, a prominent merchant
Of Wallisville, Tex. This remedy always
effects a quick cure and is pleasant to
take Every family should keep 1t at hand
during the summer months.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09
wv York and Retnrn. SIS

Plus t2.Oo. via Erie r. r, from Chicago
August Is and %, good to return until Sept
4, inclusive; good TO stop over at SaeEeT-
town, Cambridge Springs, Pa, Chautau-
qua Lake. N. Y, and Niagara Falls. Apply
to your local ticket agent or write j. A.
Dolan, T. P. A, Erie H r., Chicago, ILL.,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09
$500 TO CHICAGO AND RETURN

Via Chicago Great Western Railway.
Tickets on sale August IL. IL and 10,
Return limit August %. For further In
formation apply to II. IL Churchill. gen.
eral agent. 1912 Farnam street Omaha,
Neb
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09
Eagles Notice.

There VIII be a SPECIAL meeting OF
Omaha Aerie No. IS Thursday evening,
August 9 Wings win be put on his honor,
Mayor Dahlman, and several other candi-
dates Refreshments will be served
Plenty Of fans for the warm ones Visit
ing brothers invited
H. W. DUNN. PRECEDENT
j. W. CANON, Secretary. .
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09
RAILROADS PLAN FOR RUSH
III Lines Oonvsrging IN Omaha Prepare for
Vast Freight Traffic
ALL TO BRING ENORMOUS BUSINESS
Estimated that Increase over Cor
responding Period Last Year
VIII he Fifteen to
Twenty Per Cent.

Railroads centerfng in Omaha are pro
pairing for a greatly increased freight
trafilc this fan over anything they have
yet had to meet. All the cars are now in
use moving the grain, because OF the re-
&iuced rates, but the period OF these rates
= Ssp soon be over and regular business will;
be resumed II il figured by several Of
the roads that business for the remainder
Of the year will be from IS to 20 per cent
more than for the corresponding period in
1906 This is due to improvements in gem
eral business conditions. increase in grain
crops and to a general prosperity which is
Nsweeping over. the country. Managers are
preparing all locomotives and cars that
this vast trafic may be moved at the
earliest possible moment that the usual
fall shortage may be avoided as much as
possible In spite OF the increase in bust
neaa- s---...
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09

RAILROAD men are at sea still as 10
what to do to comply with the require
ments OF the new rate law which goes
into effect August 49, All the roads have
men at work figuring out the requirements.
although they all say strict compliance
with the law would be a physical impos-
sibility, as there are not enough printers
in the country TO get out the tariffs as
required by the letter of the law.
There is nothing in the story that the
railroads contemplate raising rates." said
a leading passenger representative OF one
of the Omaha roads. On the other hama
there seems to be a tendency to reduce
the rates and II this is done IL may be a
step toward uniformity in rates such as
utting out reduced rates to conventions
ID other gatherings"
Eastern correspondents are saying that
s+lquiry and deduction have made it rea-
ssonably clear in Washington that the rail-
roads in asking for this extension of time
in which to file schedules are really pre-
pairing to go on new basis of charges
which will be higher than anything this
country has known. They are asking time
p because they desire to fortify themselves
against attack and be prepared to defend
their schedules on the ground that the
stability of railroad shares is necessary TO
the prosperity of the country
The Interstate Commerce commission
will take no action on the matter until
after the law goes into effect August 2s,
when some cases will be Immediately
brought before 1t.
steel Car neaeE Wreck.
The first steel passenger car to go through
a wreck IN this country has come through
with colors flying and the steel car is
proven TO be the only thing. In a wreck
on the Erie, near Burbank o.. one of the
steel mail cars was derailed and plunged
down a twelve-foot e1mbankment. The car
turned over three times but was very
4 slightly damaged. and two mail clerks es-
y capped with a few slight bruises. The bag
A.age and express cars Immediately behind
the 1nail car were of wood and also plunged
down the embankment but were demol-
ished The Hartman lines are working
out new designs for these cars, which will
be manufactured extensively in the Omaha
shops as soon as the new car shops are
completed.
westbound Train Loaded.
All trains to the west from Omaha did an
enormous, business Tuesday and Wednes-
day, the occasion being the regular Tues
day rates for homeseekers. The North
western trains had extra coaches, loaded
TO the guards. The Burlington ran its No
out in two sections and the Colorado train
of the Union Pacific Wednesday had five
extra coaches. The demand for lands In
the west seems to be unparalleled and al
the roads are kept busy answering the in
ouiries of horheseekers. d. Glenn Beaver
head of the homeseekers information bu
reau. Of the Burlington, still takes larg,
parties to look over the lands availabl,
under the Kinkaid act and also to look VI
X the lands relinquished by the cattle baroni
& who have been compelled TO remove theii
licences.
Railway Notes and Personals.
Considerable wheat is moving from Kan
sas City to Minneapolis under the prescn
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09
pIAMoNDs-EdhOlIn. Istn and Harvey
Bogus Check to Cash,

Frank Yacek of Chapman, 'Neb., is being
held at the city fail on a charge of in
sanity. Yacek was taken into custody
Tuesday evening at Union station by Pa
trolman Lahey Yacek was trying TO cash
a check FOR $500, drawn on the "Defunct
National bank" and signed @. II. Hunt,
y G., ...-....
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09
AN OLD and WELL-TRIED REMEDY.
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS.
HrRa WIMaI,0W58 EnOTMIMa aYunp

has been used for over SIXTY YEARS b. MILLIONS
q MOTHERS for thsir CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING, WITH PERFECT SUCCESS 1T SoOTHES tks
CHILD, sOFTEHs the GUMS. ALLAYs all PAIN
CURES WIND COLIC and is The beat remedy Tor
DlARRHokA. Sold By Druggists 10 every cart Of
the w0rld. Be SURE and aAk for
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Ana tAks as StAaF kiAA q ssats hstlls1
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have
been issued: .s---
Name ind Address Age.
Amos II. Andrews, South Omaha. "A
Grace Cunningham, South Omaha ........ II
James c. Gamm, Kansas City ,....-...... AZ
Minnie Sporl, Omaha ...................... 20
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09
DENTISTRY
Tooth Talk No. 90

Very few up-to-date den
lists Of today cling to the
Idea that a patient must I'M
dergo all the oldume discOm-
fort and pain while having
a tooth filled.
! have remedies and meth
DDS which enable me to ill
and crown sensitive teeth
with practically no pain at
all. / find that patients whose
teeth are sensitive appreciate
my painless methods more
than others. Crown and
bridgework a specially.
IR. FICKES, Dentist. 1913 Bee hi,
Phone Douglas 537.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09
Meeting il Postponed.

A meeting Of the board Of directors OF
the Auditorium and business men was to
have been held at noon Wednesday, but
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09
HWentWOrt|

owing to the light attendance resulting
from a tardy announcement the meeting
was postponed. II will be held Thursday
noon at the Commercial club rooms.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09

Automobile Rental Co. ONCE Niles &
Moser, Sixteenth and Farnam. Tel Doug.
lRs-1s95.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09
YOUR BOYS FUTURE

tsDsnds lArsHIy ths training Ia -sesivsa bstWssA
the ssas Of - and 20 AONhars be hsosVS
hood than AZ the k@ARNEH MILITARY
ACADEMt. Development Of mind and bOdB
sef-renLraint and Initiative Al ita maximum smGt
eney. Complsts college prepare tory- manual trAlR
ina-miltAry tactics. instruction and diaoipliM
sad sIesilsnt sanitlry esnditions. Write Tor GAIA
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09
BROWNELL HALL, OMAHA

French
cinaI
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09
SCHOOLS AND ooLLEGEs.

A Home School for Girls.
Academic and College. Pre-
paratory Courses. Exceptional
Advantages In Music Art no
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-18
HOW KIT CARSON WAS
MADE FREMONT'S GUIDE
MAXWELL QUIT m DISGUST AND
REcomMENpEo HIS FRIEND
KIT ron THE PLACE.

The Scout That Failed: In fsfs.
when John O. Fremont waE making
explorations Ia the Rocky Mountain
region 90 discover an easy thorough.
rare 20 California Dc employed I.uoius
y Maxwell Of the Cimmarron country.
iu New Mexico. 10 act AZ guide ui 500
a day General Fremont had some po.
cuiinr Ideas about mountaineering
and was accustomed 90 snub hin
wagons down deep decllyiiIos instead
NJ dropping them fowu on an easy
grade by going around a hli This
practice Was 10 raw that 1t exaaper.
atnd Maxwell. who waa a practical
ifonliersman, aud he protested against
y ao much that he hnally resigned
hls trust while the party wac on tho
Grand river in the western part OF
what ls now Colorado.
For scout who knows no more
han un oyster Maxwell said 10 FRO
mont, 2 would liko % recommend my
friend, XII Carson BE would 40 Just
aa you ten him and wonid like %
see him get the salary on $40 4 day
for he needs a. AZ Tor myself / have
aO00 head Of cattle and 900 mares
on The Vermeio. and can make an
kinds ~ money az running my ranch
j was in This way that klt Carson
became Fromont's famous Pathfinder
and bis reputation was made perpol
nnl and almost immortal by me fai
ierina reports about hlm which Ere.
meni made 20 the war department
For some unexniained reason Fremont
Was preiudiciai OBJ the west. ana it
WAS thls feeling of auiaFonirm that
constrained him % use the uuwar.
ranied tactics about which Maxwell
protested it wAa his reports aho
which caused Daniel Webster t6 bre1k
ut Do congress with Bile famuns o.
speech which ln its turn SCI
country hack Rfty years in lis mafeh
toward ultimate greatness. O. MAS in
fnis dlaffilbe against the west that
Webster said BE- would MOI give b cent
Tor ail ihe country west 81 The Hla
sissipri Fiuld and Farm.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-18

New York. Aug. 1f.-For che duat
days IN the railroad train gray rniah
ID the choice OF the wise maid or maj
ron. u is the fashionable color fos
travelling gowna, and, ns silk easily
sheds the dist, frocks made Of Il look
well az the end Of q long Journey.
An attractive inexpensive suit IA
made ot this fabric. deeper toned satin
bands being used for the trimming
] MS d used effectively upon the tlnhl
ntting oolero, which also has dull al
yer buttons.
The skirt is untrlmmed ana IA a
gored circular one. u has a wldo
fare at the foot
Pink roses siqo a touch Of color 90
this travelling costume. They are
used upon the gray chip hat This has
"a Wide brim and is worn well ulfod
over the face.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-18

During the hot Weatn,s of TIE cum.
mer months the hfst unnatural loose
ness Of d qhllds bowels should have
immediate attention. 90 a. 10 eheoh
The disease before Il 1ecOmeg serlona
All that Is necessary a q few doatl
"a Chamberlain Colo. Cholera and
piarrf3ca Remedy followed 81 4 d0aQ
of castor oil tO cleauno ths syatem
Rev. AN q. GiOckland. pastor az ~
FIRST y. VI chnrrA. iAiiio Falle. Nina,
Wrlies We have used Chamherlains
Collie, Cholera ard Dlarrhoea Remedy
foI fovefal yennl and and Il very
valuable remedy especially f0f cum.
mer disorders 10 children" Sold By an
druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-18

New York. Aug. Morning
froeks made OF Victoria lawn arc
sohvlceaJle when not too elaborate
with trimming. These frocks should
be- simply made with Thought Of
many lnundrlnEs.
A useful tub dress Of this material
has Insects OF tuckiug and Mechlin
lace. The design OF this IL blood
floral.
The yellow lace ~ used IN the
round neck. the narrow vest aud upon
the CUTS az the end Of the short
sleeve. The high Spanish iiounca is
headed with tucklng and motlfs Of
lace are below those.
Black and yellow rs combined 10
make a picturesque hat The bunch
LOT short curling tips are OF the yoI-
low, as are the small roses which are
placed where the black horaohair Is
highly upturned az the left side
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-18
eAWrA % TO pousLw
TRACK I

if iF announced from an umrlai
slrrce that che Santa ~ c0niemplates
luhle ifacklns ls road from lsloia
vest tp haTsiuW and ihat iho work
$500 commence Wiih the completion az
iht beleu cutun Vhc reason iuf ihis
vaff expenditure the officials said. o.
That mere fIatkaeo facilities are necoa
81 llr ihe carrying % tke rapidly
ucreafl1s business with ihe com.
plfiloD III enc rui.oN. TIE Santa 10
H virtually have tW0 tracks from
junction eeaf and VIII b. pre-
pare 10 caffF more business an 3
r track could bring from 9ha
aaf THE present irip of Vice Priest
e1i kcndficsa d being made with ihis
apIqVemtui "a view. auf aiao iuf the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-18
RECKLESS RUSSELL

RECKLESS RUSSELL
WILL CAT HIS
q Reckless Russell the one.leggod
bicycllsi. who win De seen here IN bis
deatkdeiylng dive Into a tank oi wa.
GER. from hts bicycle, 50 feet above
the earth. during the twonty.aiAlh an.
nnal territorial fair. IN an Interview
win a press representative. admitted
that Il would be only a matter OF time
until be got hia," ar in other words.
met bis death while performing bis
reckless act.
My aFst day In a new town Is Al.
ways my bad day. said the reckless
ono, according To the Wichita, Kas..
Eagle "rhc lnclincs are never tho
same. Some time they are very fast
at other times slow I never know
how fast I'm coming down until /
start send my plans Tor the erec.
tion % the structure on ahoad. Now
for instance, Ina % exhibit ln Alhu.
qucrQue. N M. from September ~ 20
23 They will have the structure erect.
cd by the time ! arrive there. and pii
at know whether q % fast on slow
untll ! Try NJ Some time have 20
hMmp like everything 20 reach the
INK Al other times haze 10 bold
back 10 keep from going too far Some
day l'll 80 BIT too Tar, strike the
end Of the tank. and-well that viii
Ne the last Oi Reckless Russell
The n4cyclist whose iull name Is
Harry a. Russell. did nos seem 90 be-
greatly worried, however by bis prob
able future fate aud although be- has
hSd many narrow escapes from death
durlng the nve years ne has been DO
ing hts "atunt" lnsIstf that be VIII
kefp on until be meets BE final end.
The headquarters Of the twenty
sixth annual fair association this
morning rcaemhlod a grocery alOre on
q small scale canned goods ~ every
description being piled upon s. table.
Thls Was the "ehuck" ihat those IN
charge or the aNvcr,isinR car whlcn
leaves Auguu % ior Us advertising
TRIP throughout the territory. win SUD.
STAT upep during their absVncs The