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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-02
MANUEL RUIZ MUN1L

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neres CORES pondisntea q os Jrfr' y
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-02

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-02
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-02
O0CIOs GuSTAvO NvNOZ

DE LA FACULTAD de
Medlclna de Madrid y Ex pro-
fesor Cllnico del Hospital de
San Carlos, de la misma Fa.
cultad, de regreso de su vlaje
4 Madrid, ha establecldo 81
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de Tetuan NJ 81.
Horas de consulta de 2 a
4 D. m. TelGfono no 326. d.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23

L. p Ludden OF Lancaster, 46. No nomf-
nation.
The second ballot gave Hopewell So
Young 26s, wilsey So, Ludden and Cum
ningham 8. Hopewell was nominated.
The vote on railroad commissioners was
as follows
First Ballot-P. A. Caldwell of Clay, 1885,
J. A. Williams of Pierce. $50; Peter Morten-
sen OF Valley, 246; w. ]. Harmon of Saun-
9er hDSfet OF SoT Mam If PoH 49, H. %S
Winnett OF Lancaster, 554; F. ]. Sadilek Of
Saline, S54; B Mathews of Dodge, II; John
Parker Of Franklin, a; Dr. DIV, Andrews Of
mated as one of the commissioners.
Second Ballot-Caldwelll 81; Mortensen.
Whitmore, IS; Williams, ST. Coweil nom r1,
mated
Third Ballot williams. 4s7; Harmon, 81;
mated for ~ third place on railway Commits
For Secretary of State, First Ballot
Second BaiIot-Junkin, E7s; Galusha, S77.
Junkin nominated.
For Treasurer. First Ballot-Kyd, 10:
Good, @1h; Brian, S6Sh; Boutwell,. IS;
Second Ballot-Brian. $50; Kyd, 15s: Good.
1885, Boutwell,, 6; Steele, 16. Brian nom
mated
For Land Commissioner, First Ballot
Eaton. 553lh; Wilson, 40; Lynn, 1854.
Eaton nominated.
]. l. McBrien was nominated by &C
clamation for superintendent OF public in
struction.
w. T. Thompson was nominated for at
torney general by acclamation. Thompson
lie the present deputy attorney general
under Norris Brown.
E. NJ. Searle was nominated by acclama-
ton for auditor. D.,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
Platform Nebraska Republicans Adopted August

benencent operation Of which our country
has grown both rich and great. While
yielding nothing from our adherence 20
schedules should follow changes in eonul-
tons The history OF the republican party
demonstrates that such revision can safely
be trusted only TO the party which honestly
deavors TO Justly apply the principles 20
conditions as they exist,
We most heartily approve the action of
our officers, both OF the nation and In the
state. in their splendid Efforts 70 insure
trusts and combinations and all forms OF
graft. that all may have square deal.
The glorious record of the past Is the
p9fty's best pledge for the fn ht .s,,,.,
and law-enforcing administration Of the
affairs of the state under Governor John
H. Mickey. During the last six years un-
der the republican administration the state
OF its state institutions have been ably
and economically managed ana are sus-
tained at rate per capita unusually low.
We believe that the Unio9I tsSine and
accepted the valuation placed upon their
property by the state Board OF EqualiEa-
ton and Assessment and paid their taxes,
as all persons and other corporations have
department OF this state In its Efforts TO
enforce the provisions OF the, revenue law
and secure the payment OF taxes. and
pledge our constituted authorities our
TO pay their Just share OF taxation ~ the
private individual
We demand that the next legislature en-
act a direct primary ;sw prSyidins dor sns
officers. including congressman and United
States senators, BY direct vote; and until
such law IL enacted. We favor the nomina-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23

tion OF United States senators by state con-
vention, ana We pledge the republicans
elected 20 the legislature to support for
date for thai ONCE once y this Convention.
We favor an amendment TO the consti-
tuition OF The United States providing for
the election Of United States senators by
a direct vote of the people.
We pdecIara ourselves as unaltsrably OPP
posed I'd the Interference of corporations In
public affAirs. Realizing the evils, political
and Industrial. which arise from the dis
trtbution Of corporate yfavors such as rail
ton and rebates we demand the passage
OF a stringent anti-pass law by the next
legislature and reaftirm our opposition TO
free passes In all their forms except when
given to bona fide employees of the COM
pany and members of their immediate fam
lilies and caretakefs OF live stock.
We are heartily in favor OF and our
party unreservedly pledges its endorsement
of the proposed constitutional, amendment
providing for three railway commissioners
TO be elected by direct vote OF the people,
and demand that the next legislature shall
confer upon such commission power to
prohibit rebates, Determinations and, spe-
cial rates to corporations, persons or To-
calities and to see TO II that any and all
abuses are corrected and equitable freight
and passenger- ates- obtained for the pee
We hereby direct the officers OF this con-
vention TO certify this resolution 10 the
secretary OF state as provided for In the
law submitting the constitutional amend
We confidently believe that the voters OF
this state, will adopt. the constitutional
amendment providing for a railway COM
mission, but should they fail so to do, de-
such laws as will give. to the people OF
this state the same advantages that con-
ST,ss has already given the nation under
the railroad rate bnl in matters Of inter-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
ROUTINE OF THE CONVENTION
Gets Down to Business without Any
Delay.

Gets Down to Business without Any
Delay.
,(From a staff Correspondent
LINCOLN, Aug. 22.-(Special. )-George E.
Tobey of Lancaster and Bert c. Minor of
Douglas were selected secretaries. The list
of delegates as prepared by the secretary
was declared to be the accredited dele
gates Of the convention The temporary
organization was made permanent.
Howard Baldrige moved the adoption Of
rule Of the national convention rules,
providing when a candidate receives
majority OF the votes the chairman shall
ask II the nomination be unanimous, also
that when county casts Its vote 1t can
not be changed unless there is numerical
errors. The motion carried. r.,
Chairman Andrews asked the pleasure
of the convention regarding. platforms.
After walt ,Hjhshaw moved a committee
of seven be appointed, one from each con-
gressional district and one at large The
motion carried unanimously, The follow
ing were appointed: C. B, Anderson, .sa-
line; Allen Field. Lancaster; E. ]. Cor
nish. Douglas. E. E. Burnham. Madison;
z. II. Hinshaw. Jefferson: Dan Nettleton
Clay; Clark e. Perkins, Howard.
The convention then proceeded with the
nomination of a senator, the first ballot
resulting: .--
Rosewater, 2731S; Brown, 401; Currie, 55;
Meiklejohn, 81; Willard, 46h; Crounse, 46;
Evans. q, Mickey, l.
Harlan county refused to vote, the chair
man announcing his county was opposed TO
the nomination in convention. The an
nouncement was greeted with Kisses from
all over the house.
Second ballot: Rosewater 2SSh; Brown,
400, Currie, 10; CrounSe, B; Miilard, 4U1s
MeikleJohn, %; Evans, IS.
Brown gained and Rosewater Is. Harlan
county voted on the ballot. Saunders broke
loose from instructions and gave Rose
water 2 votes.
Third ballot: Rosewater, 2sSh; Brown,
4o0 Willard, l6h; Evans, 20; Meikiejohn, Il
Fourth ballot: Brown, l6; Rosewater,
3O01x Meiklejohn, %; Currie, 81; Crounse,
10; Willard, AN; Evans, II.
4O7 earrie T S.; Evans, Is Meikie,ohn. T a
Willard, 391a; Crounse, 10; w. L. Andrews l.
sixth Raliot-Brown, 433; Rosewater, 290la
Crounse, q; Currie, 46; Meikeltohn, 20; MIL
lard, 36bsS Evans. II.
Baldrige Of Omaha moved the nomina-
ton be made unanimous.
The roll was called for governor, as fol-
! lows:
/ Miles, So; Steele 20; Harsh. Is; Rouse, ri
Wall, As; Conaway, &
Second Ballot-Sheldon. 81; Weston, 81;
Miles, 66; Harsh. 81 Rouse. 80; Wall. %.
Immediately after the convention recon-
vened the roll was called for lieutenant
governor. with the following result: Judge
Hopewell OF Burt, $50; w. w. Young OF
Stanton, 2OS; Alfred Wilsey OF Frontier.
: ISL; A. ". Cunningham OF Hamilton. &i
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23

state commerce We also demand the
enactment by the next legislature OF a law
along the same lines as has been adopted
by soongress touching the liability of en-
such employees may recover for any in
Juries suffered notwithstanding the negli-
gence OF fellow servant.
We, demand an impartial enforcement OF
The revenue law by county and state Off
cials, TO the end that all property, both
corporate and Individual, shall be as
sessed at Its actual cash value, thereby as
surng fair and equal assessment and
n, R,d to meet the current expenses Of our
stlve government under the most rigid
While we believe that the present method
Of assessing railroad property in cities and
villages, and distributing taxes therefrom
through the various counties, Is Just and
fair insofar as II relates to county state
and school taxes, we demand that the reVe-
nue. law be 80 amended that the railroad
property within cities and villages shall
also be assessed and taxed the same as
other property for city and village plr-
poses. We recommend that the legislature
enact such measures as will insure inspec-
ton and uniform tests OF dairy products to
OF the state may be the better protected
and encouraged.
The republican party OF Nebraska. proud
OF It's record and achievements, appeals
and growing commonwealth for a con-
tinued approval OF its policies as bringing
the greatest benefits 10 the people OF our
state and nation
CLARK e. PERKINS.
c. b. ANDERSON
A. w. FIELD.
r. J. CORNISH
c. r. BURNHAM.
r. n H1HSHAw. 30 p
DAN LITTLETON.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23

We, the republican delegates OF Ne
braska, IN convention assembled, conkratu-
late the country upon the splenaid achieve
OF history under the Ieadership OF our illus
trious statesmen, from the immortal Lin
coin 10 the invtncible Roosevelt. We de-
citre anew our adherence to the principles
platform. We also reaiiirnr all the doc
platform.
character and undaugted leadership OF The
odore Roosevelt II IL with exceeding
rspOsed in him by the people OF bur own
from the whole world. Nebraska reIoices
In the fact that the president has received
the united support OF our entire delegation
In both houses Of congress for the many
direct line OF interest and advantage to
the people, which they have assisted In
framing into wholesome laws. Among the
most noteworthy are: tsa
The railroad rate bill.
The Panama canal bill,
The lock level canal system
The pure food bill
The irrigation bill.
The employers liability bill
The meat Inspection bill.
The .oenaturtEed alcohol bill
The Oklahoma statehood bill
The naturalization bill
our country is at peace vita all nations
OF the earth and 10 Experiencing an unpar-
alleled season OF genuine prosperity. Never
sr bssS S.tes toa2 hS MoS os
u plentiful. the wage earners, the farmers
ADD the business people prosperous, owing
70 the wise. judieious and careful adminis~
llsaR. party during its control OF our ma
we We declare our unaItsrable allegiance to
the principle 81 protection, under the
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
The New Garment.
LA GREcoUE' COMBINED DRAWER

LA GRECQUE" COMBINED DRAWERS
AND CORSET COVER.
This one garment takes the place of the
usual short skirt. drawers and corset
cover, without their dishguring bands or
fullness at waist line.
Three garments in one.
Less laundry, more comfort, cool. chic
and dainty, perfect freedom in any POSI-
ton. will outwear two ordinary garments.
retaining its shape through repeated lsun-
derinS.
We will be pleased TO show you this new
garment at muslin underwear department.
Second floor
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
BRIeANDAGE NEAR SMYRNA
Americans Advised that 1T f. Danger
Gus to Travel in Interior
of Syria.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2z.-Brigandage is
so common near Smyrna. Syria. that Amer
leans have appealed repeatedly to the
American consulate there for protection
against brigands in the iicroce- root fields
and tobacco plantations adjoining the city.
and the foreign population is moving into
the city from suburbs because of the fear
that the brigandage, which is visited only
upon Ottoman subjects so far. win be ex-
tended to the foreign population.
Americans have been advised that travel
In the interior lie unsafe.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23

end OF the recent session. An inquiry
into the causes OF delay was made by the
senate committee on printing. The In
quiry had especial reference to the general
deficiency appropriation bill and the omni-
bus public building bill. The decision
reached was that the amount Of time
consumed in handling these two meayures
was mot unreasonable but rather. Sosi-
lively expeditions" % l-,I
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
HARDWARE MEN PROTEST
Missouri River Dealers Say Railways
Are Discriminating in Favor of
Eastern Cities ~

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 22s~<Hardware mer-
chants from Sioux City. Council Bluffs,
Omaha, Lincoln st. Joseph. Topeka,
Leavenworth and Kansas City met here
today and prepared protest against the
practice OF the railroads OF hauling hard
ware to the Missouri river points in mixed
carload lots. The tobbers say that the
practice will bring, about the removal Of
the distributing point from Kansas City
to Cleveland, Pittsburg. Chicago and Buff
falo.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
MASTER BUTCHERS ELECT
C. Christonerson of Omaha Elected
Secretary of the American
Association.

MILWAUKEE,, Aug 22.-At spirited
session OF the convention Of the Unsted
Master Butchers of America tonight
Charles g. Debeil. St. Louis. was elected
president Daniel j. Haley. Troy. N, Y,
secretary, and C. Chrlstofferson, Omaha.
treasurer.
The selection of a place 81 meeting for
the next convention was laid over till to-
morrow. 81" -''N 90
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23

were effectually prevented.
Platform Made Emphatic.
The platform went through without meet
ing any serious obstacles. Its reading by
Chairman Andrews showed that It had been
changed materially from the draft promul-
gated by the first resolutions committee
and had been made more emphatic in It's
anti-railroad and anti-corporation features.
No one seemed, however, to take excep-
ton to it's radcallsm. 1t will be noted
that It includes a plank for terminal rail-
way taxation. 1t should be popular In
Douglas county.
One of the Merrick county delegates, who
had failed to insert plank drafting Presi-
dent Roosevelt for the 1908 presidential
campaign, undertook to get 1t in by an
appeal on the floor. Aside from arousing
a small commotion he accomplished nothing
except to get an explanation from the COM
mittee chairman that 1t was not deemed
advisable, however much the idea might
be favored. to put it into the platform at
his time
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
Comingl-The Greatest Sale of
Beautiful Black Dress Silks
Ever Held in Omaha.

Nothing like II has ever been known in
this city. To city people,. as well as our
$500 mail order customers. we are aiming
by this early announcement to avoid dis
appointing them. as a great many people
will make It a point 70 be in the city dur
ing this great elk sale.
We are going to sell twenty-five thousand
dollars $4,000 worth OF Haskells black
silks during this great special sale at spe-
ciai prices. Black messalines. black taf-
fetas. black peau de soie black chiffon taft
fetas. black armures. black modern taft
fetas. black pcau de cygne, etc.
A quality OF silk that we have sold for
over twenty years and everybody that has
bought them are loud in their praise OF
Haskelrs silks. We are now after those
people who as yet have not had their at
tention called to these silks, as we'll az
many thousands that are already using
them. Investigate both the prices and
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23

quality of silks to be sold during this
great sale Watch daily papers for date
of sale. Write. telegraph or telephone for
samples at once. All mail orders for sam
pies will be filled in order In which they
are received. First orSer for samples in
will be the FIRST order filled, as coon as we
begin the mailing Of samples.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
PabIfe PrInter E1onerated.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-The, govorn-
ment printing once 10 acquitted on the
charge OF undue delay in sending En1l.
prints Of bills to congress in the last
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
Telephone Douglas els.

HERE IN ABUNDANCE.

to Of sady and
smaden the
tn breaksm o a rge
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
FORECAST Of THE WEATHER
showers and Cooler In Nebraska,
south Dakota and Kansas
To-day. ere s.g


WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. 22.-Fo1e-
cast OF the weather for Thursday and Fri
day: @.
For Nebraska South Dakota and Kansas
Showers Thursday and Friday cooler
Thursday.
For Iowa-showers and cooler Thufsday
and Friday.
For Missouri-Showers Thursday and FRI
day; cooler Friday.
For Montana-showers; Friday fair and
warmer r."
For Colorado-Local rains Thursday and
Friday; cooler in southeast portion Thurs
day.
For Wyoming Showers Thursday and
Friday.
Local Record.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA, Aug. 22.-0fhcial record OF tenn
perature and precipitation compared with
years: 1906. 1906 1904 1903
MINI Ssm5 5s%Ssssiars s: & {
Precipitation ,......,.......'. 90 81 90 90
Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal at Omaha since March /,
and comparison with the last two years:
NORMAN temperature '....'-..',.'f. .r''...s., q
Total deficiency since March f...........llOs
S9rnlak npfeelp4tati on.1o-s asa. 80 l0tnchass
Total rainfall since March l." .1s.6S inches
Deficiency since March 1.,...... 3.7S inches
Deficiency for cor. period i9Ol. Els Inches
REPORTS from stations mt z n. M. -
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
Heat b. Oppresaive.

4 The convention proved to be warm In
more senses than. 0nA The heat was al
most overpowering. Both floor and gal
ieries were packed TO their capacity. The
tickets had been in such demand that the
spectators crowded In As soon as the doors
were open to make sure of getting seats,
and the stage was likewise occupied by
party fnotables. The acquiescence In the
continuance of Chairman Andrews through
the permanent organization, which had
been yielded by the Brown-sheldon peo-
pie In the morning, rather than take a
chance OF la test vote. cleared the decks
considerably, Chairman Andrews speech
wac wFll delivered ana cordially received.
and his tIabute 10 President Roosevelt and
snlogy Of PEesIdeat mckinley elected re-
sponsive APPLAUSE Thk one thing against
his speech WA It's length. II would have
been better appreciated had Il been shorter
or-had u been delivered under more wintry
skies. 49, t.ft
The adoption before any voting took
place OF rule from Douglas county, put
tiRs m force the practice OF the national
convention. requiring announcement OF a
VOTE, on roll call without change until the
sunceeding ballot. produced immediate re-
suits II was intended 10. and did. prevent
tlle confusion and stampedins incident 10
tile changing OF votes once announced.
Vbile aha figures were being tabuiated- The
sstrcessive rob calls became a little tedious
uEard the end. hat the dissraecful scenes
a LAST years ss4sS1uol. ~len Iae sote
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
Tko Special Good Values ir
Children's Hosiery, Econ
omY Basement.

Misses fine ribbed black cotton hose,
double soles, heels and toes, 15c per pair.
Boys 'Neetht" hose. black cotton. Xxi.
ribbed double knees. heels and toes. 15c
per pelrs v. ...
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23

Bee. Aug. %. 1905.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
Made Emphatic.

was nullifed. by turmoil and confusion
were effectually prevented.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
Miss Steenstrup- Expert
Needle Artist

Is IN. charge Of our embroidery class.
Come and learn the new stitches. (no
charge for instruction) Glass meets every
day from to 4:3o p. m. Materials must
be purchased here
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23

Rost prominent among this fashion show
are the norfolk. etons, prince chap and
the short -htted suits, Long loose swagger
coats In fashions newest styles. New
lace waists. new net waists and the popu-
lar plaid silk waists, all modestly priced.
Ask to see our an silk petticoat, spe-
ciaIly rriced AZ $500
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-04-27
SHORTAGE OF LOGAN's ACCOUNT
Late Sheriff OF Nye DefauIter in Sum
Of Nine Thousand

After an extended examination by
an expert accountant the accounts Of
the late Thomas w Logan, as Sheriff
have been found to be $4,000 short
Under the authority of the comm s.
sioners expert, Louis Simonsen was
employed and has gone over all the
accounts. He refuses to affirm or
deny that the shortage exists, but it
has been admitted by all the county
officers for some time. the only ques.
ton being the amount. The examin-
alton is now complete and the figure
stated is close to the amount revealed.
Since the examination began it has
developed that four years ago when
Logan went out OF Office as sheriff,
he was short $1,000 That occurred
in the license collecting and before
turning over the books he borrowed
the books and made the shortage
good. All who knew Logan agree
that such was his probable intention
this time. but death overlook him
and made restitution on his part i'm
possible