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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
ELLIOTT IN AGAIN
Porter Likely to Continue as Assistant
to United States District ATTORNEY.

SIOUX FALLS. s. D.-James D. Elliott, who
in April resigned the office of United States
attorney for South Dakota he could enter, the
campaign for the reelection of Senator Gamble
and who few days ago was given recess
Roosevelt, has qualified and again assumed the
duties of the office. ..r.. .
Since his reappointment there has been muck
speculation as to whether William G. Porter
assistant United States attorney since 1897
would continue in that office: It was stated to
will be reappointed at an increased salary.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
NORTHWEST NECROLoGIC

SIOUX FALLS, s. D:-william Van Eps. a
pioneer merchant died Yesterday. He came
one time he was rated as the wealthicst man
in the territory. He was q prominent demo-
crat. III .gs :,
4 CLINTON. IOWA.-Engineer Alexander =.
Anderson. .one Of the old time North Western
railroad men died suddenly today after he had
5Anamosa. Heart disease was the cause.
{ FERGUS FAILS. MIMI. NJ Streeter, one
sern, died at his home today. He had resided
on his farm for twenty-six years IIe leaves
a wife and seven children. E s,s
& BROWNS VALLEY. MINI Mrs John
Crane. pioneer resident, died at her homo
here, aged 62 years. Her body viii he taken
ann and danrhtar snryfvA-
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
BONDS VOTED FOR SEWERS +:
Hallock Will Spend $4,000 for an 1nl-.
portant Improvement. =

HALLOCK. MINN.a-At a special election held
here today it was voted to issue bonds in the
The second annual picnic of the Kittson County
Farmers Cooperative Mercantile. company was
held here yesterday. s., NJ Owen OF Mime
apolis and o. G. Major. president aof the Mime
sofa Earmers' Exchange. delivered addresses.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
HOARD DECLINES
Former Governor Not a Candidate te
Succeed Adams in Congress.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal. = = ~
Madison. Wis, July 13.-Former
Governor Hoard of Fort Atkinson, who
is being urged to run for congress to
succeed the late Congressman Adams,
today in an interview declined and de-
clared that j. @. Emery, state dairy and
food commissioner, was the man for the
place, Mr.. Adams held Emery s posi-
tion before elected to congress.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
Says He Is Heir to Land.

Louis Missner arrived in the city this morning
from the town Of Chester and, going to the
clerk of courts office, began search for GER
tain papers which he claims will make him
heir to the largest Inheritance. ever received in
this part Of the state. He says that If he
can find the documents he will become owner
of lnrge tracts of land in Red Lake county
and in the central part Of the ceded portions
Of Beltrami . county. He desires to obtain
certain information in regard to his great
uncle, Carl Gorder who settled in the eastern
part of Polk county about twenty years ago
and accumulated large fortune In land It
is alleged that he was fugitive from justice
from Providence, r. l., and, coming to this
country, he invested considerable money in In
dian lands. 80 n Z ~. Isl f.5a y n
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13

CLARION, IOWA.-AIiss Jennie Keith,
newspaper woman and county recorder, drew a
claim on the Crow Indian reservation. = She Is
favorably impressed with the country.-Rev.
s. NJ. Compton pastor Of the Christian church,
has resigned. . ~ .. t-. * r,. ~
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
| ANITA, IoWA.-As a result of drinking kero-
sene, the little child Of William Scholl may die.

BURLINGTON IowA.-Dr. J. N. Patterson,
president of the Civic Federation, has filed
eighty-seven injunction suits against saloonkeep-
ers and property owners in Burlington, charging
them with maintaining a liquor nuisance con-
trary to law. st = ...>.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
WOODMEN PICNIC. .
AT CR0OKSTON
STATE ASSOCIATION HOLDS FIRST
ANNUAL OUTDOOR GATHERING.
Platform Collapses, but Former Cover
nor Van SAINT Prevents Panic by
Witty Sally-Chester Man in Search
Of Fortune to Which He Says He Is
Heir.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Crookston, Mimi, July 13.-The first annual
picnic of the Modern Woodmen's Picnic Asso-
citation Of Minnesota was held here yesterday
and proved success. The city was crowded
with visitors, every train bringing in large
delegations. The city profusely decorated
in the colors Of the order, and the program
was carried out without hitch. ,,- =.
"A catastrophe was narrowly averted, how
ever, in the public park. platform had been
erected for the speakers, the bands and a
large chorus. When the program about to
be started the platform gave way and about
one hundred people were precipitated to the
ground Owing to the presence of mind of e1-
Governor Van SAINT, who was on the structure
when it went down, panic was averted. He
jumped to his feet and fn\a loud voice an
nounced that that was not the first platform
which he had stood on which had collapsed.
The sally caught the crowd and prevented n
built about four feet from the ground, and
bruises were the only injuries inflicted.
Governor Van SAINT was in one of his hap
piest moods, and was frequently Interrupted by
applause. The keynote Of his speech was that
''it is great thing to be Woodman, but it
is greater thing to be an American citi-
zen." =" @,r@s. ss- r,~-r -r -.s.sE SF1E :
Supreme Lecturer G.. e. Whealen Of Wis
consin delivered an eloquent address ON the
principles Of the order. Remarks were made
by Mayor g. g.. Chesterman and Congressman
HalTor Steenerson. II ~, -.5.. ...ssgt =. - 49,
After the speeches there was a program of
sports. and drill teams Of the different camps
held competitive drill hotly contested
ball game between the Moorhead team and the
Crookston nine resulted in victory for the
latter by score of to l. .'5., r5'a ~ T." a
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
NORTHWEST WEDDINGS

GMANKATo, MINN.-The marriage Of Miss
Florence Burgess Hortoet and Roy Newberg
Andrews of this city took place yesterday noon
at the residence Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Julius Hortoet, 318 Sixteenth avenue
Sc, Minneapolis. Mr., Andrews is a son OF DR..
and Mrs. J. W. Andrews Of this city, who
attended the wedding, and the bride has fre.
quently visited in Mankato The couple will
be at home in Mankato after Aug. l..
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13

HURON, s. D-Fire damaged the Chicago
s. North Western shops here to the amount Of
about 81 200. Mrs. Gertrude F. CALDWELL vio-
lently insane, was taken to the hospital at
Yankton Thursday.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13

WEBSTER CITY. 1oWA.-Mr. and Mrs. Jay
I. Haddox have discovered that - their ,lr :, son on
circus. which was here June Is. An effort
will be made to get him back to the city.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13

MANDAN, N. D.-Ed Smith of Silver Lake,
Wis, is dead as the result Of injuries received
while stealing ride on the train. He was
only II.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13

Regimental Team Members,
But four distinguished marksmen made the
high twelve. The regimental team, which will
meet here in August to compete with the teams
OF the other regiments, will be composed Of:
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13

MONTGOMERY, MINN.-Dr. NJ. Y. Havel and
Miss Antoinette Thaler were married at the
home Of the bride, at Calmar, Iowa. recep-
ton in honor Of the doctor and his bride was
given Thursday evening in Stepan's hall in this
place. f f.. ..,.g H.. sEsa .sS l.E~s -giS- .~g
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13

sTUReIs, s. D-The troops Of the sixth Cav
airy of Fort Meade leave here on Sunday for
Fort d. A. Russell, Wyo., and will be away
from Fort Meade about three months.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13

CANNON FALLS, .MINN.-Russell J. Doebler
and Miss Anna G. Lidstrand were married by
Rev T. G. Crump. Guests were at the we'd
ding from Hastings, Randolph, Zumbrota, White
Rock and Minneapolis. e-' .--1r+'. ~. 1..t n.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13

WINONA, MINN.-oris Hayes Of Austin and
Miss Susie Hopkins. Of this city were united
in marriage today at the home of the brides
parents, Rev, Frank Doran officiating. They
have left for trip; thru Yellowstone Park and
will make their home at Austin. 81. -,
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
HIDES, PELTs, WOOL, ETC.

crsen sa,+od 80, No.1. No.2.
e.ssn 60 lbs s.,;,a 1875 11%
GO 90 lbs s,,t:a .,:;;;::.....;:: 12h 11B
Go 60 lbs so,.., ::::............ 1915 11B
WORK steers ...................... 10
Green salted long-hared kips to
~ 20 lbs .;.;:................ II s1s
Green Green salted veal kfps .....:.... 1914 IL
Is lbs .:::..........-... IA ..121s
Green or frozen hides, 1Ac less than green
i
Horse and mule hides, large, each SO. rs So. rs
Horse and mule hides medium. .... 10 2.25
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-07
Die ,,Gue(onette."
Gis neaes Mutnrrab NIT Nurhsrs
rahantrieh-

esselttdu nit esobsm @sstospaeen ans 9as.
tsrspetrab @eefau Ses 5tHsrenttaIee=
tsiebes-soHa ams lettuassfabte-essat
~ tsmsest.
WGbrenb Der groBe Motortpagsn
kobe Qnfhaffungsz unb getrtebsto}ten
aufpetft, lit bas Motor5tpetruo ieinsr
form !pegtn ntht In Der Gage, bos Be
6urfntb mad etnem bequetner uno BON
iebermann fider gu b~anbhabenoen Mps
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-07
Die ,eptfonette."

iorfabraeug au b~efrte6ieen, gana abges
fsbsn bapon. bab ts muir etne perIon
befDrbern fam.
WtIfommene Nbbilfe f1dfft bier
bas bura unfere 3et4nuneen perans
idauli9te Motorbretrab nGptlonette, F."
Das NIT ben 0oraiigen bes Norberrabs
antriebes ben Megfau bes Dtfferential.
eetriebes pereintet. Bet Der Gpflonette
ibertrdst Der Mptor Ieine araft birest
mitteIft stnes fla1en Riemens unb
einer Aette ouf bas Noroerrab.
Das Mogengefteu Der Gntlpnette lift
aus nabiloftn Stablrohren 6ersefiellt
unb III mDglinit lang gebalten. Die
espolfterten Qeberitbe ftnb bequem etns
eertmtet unb gut gefebert. Durd Nprs
berantrisb tptro oas sefdbrltde Glettea
~unb Gdlenbern aud BET naFen nno
f@lHpfrtgen Stroben permieben, 6a
D0s Worberrab bic glettenben 6int.rs
gHbsr thinner fofort tDisber In bic @pur
Atnsinsisbt, esne Grf9etnuns, pelhe
anan BET pferbegeaosenen Magert ale
Gage beobadten fam.
Der Motor enttDidelt 81 pferbeft1rz
len, Die Riibluns bes Wotors nirb
sum She'll tnfolge feiner Gage uber
BEN Worberrab bur9 BITE 0uftftrTmung
spd6renb Der Gdbrt bepirft, auberbem
abtr III nod eth befonberer Nentilator
porsefeben. Die uebertragung Der
Rraft 0es Mptors auf bus Wnrberrab
eefdieht, ipte ertpdbnt, permittelt Ries
men unb Retts, unb stpar entipeber ot>
sett pber inbtrstt unter 3%ubtlfenabme
eiHes planetensetriebes gum 4nfabren
unb aur lleberptnbuns BON @tetsuus
gen. Der ununittelbar btnter benz Mo-
spr selaserie Sberfld6enpersaier
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-07
metor uaD lsbtrsrasaus aafs s,Drosrsas.

AEuior uHp utcerfraeuD9 anTs ssoreefr0e.
Eslmmt Benign fur etne Gobrt bts Su
20 WetleH ouf. Gin NeisrbsbebGlter.
apel4er fur tpeitere 90 msilen 8en5in
autnsnmt, befinbst fi9 I'm llntert6etl
psa poroeren Mageugeftells, aus tbn
9pirb bos Ben5tn bur1 2uftbrud mad
.:osm 9ereuier eefi6rt. Gtn 0uart
Henasn reiht fit 10 BITS IA Wetlen
Bakri aus.
Dh Qenfung Der Gptlonetie ptrb
ous9 etnen BON Gib aus NIT etner
4ano 81 bebtenenbsn 9ebelarm be-
tpsrst. Der @riff Der Gentftanse se>
'ftatttt sleifaeitis bie Gtnfaaltuns Der
bsthsn ueberfesunsen. aud ftnb on Tim
nue Observation-Disclosures bes
Motors angebro9t, nanli9 Der 6ebel
our Resultruns beB Gasgemtf6es, Der
MsguItruns Der @dssufubr unb Der our
Desfelung bes 3inOasitpunties. Qls
BREMEN Menen eins Sub unb etne
4~anbbrsmfs. tpslde bei6s auf bie Sin>
terrdber tptrf,n. Sbre Mtrfune lam
our9 DroHelune oes Wotors nod
iuetter eefteissrt iperben. Ote 2aufa
toedsn Der Msifsn fno fiir ale brei
Mdbtr sIein, ibrs MaBe finb % nal 8
3Ol. Die 9elaitune 1T bet stnem Ma
senettDi6t BON b1dftens $40 pfunb
lnar iebr mdbie, babsr bic @bnuBnns
ipsttaus gsrineer ala BET ben pierrdos
rsstn hagen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-07

. is .r 4 s rauen5etts
9rtft eridien I'm Sabre 1925 uns
ter benz sttel Die @erniinftisen Eabs
Ierinnen." Der 5erausgeber mar osr
bel seriibmte un6 bel geldierte @e'
Formation Der oeuti6en 2tteratur, So
&arlt Ghriftinn @ntffneh.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-07
In gelbhpertetptauna.

Waipr 6amr1, goitor uno Wana'
Gee oes gOnititutionaliit, gminerice,
Rg., fnufte Dor bier Sabreu. als er
an 6dmurrboioen litt, cine Shattel
Wndlen's Nrnica Salbe uno iagt:
sgettte mid In aebn Tnaen nro feline
Mieoerfebr." @hneaftes Mittel fit
wrnnos uub Smnittmunoen. 25c.
1u bnben bel Nbolpb DreiB uno &.
8alteper & GDbn.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-07-05

Ipriften @ltern une Germanoten, deqer
IunIere 2eier uno bic Menidbeit iiber:
baupt. llno oenno6 Duroe bon SeiB.
ipornen genldtelt giiemanO tam
es aber Qlllen re1t MAIDEN. Sn
2lnI6luB oaran 6ruden mir fplgenbsn
9tat bes gSiour gitp @Durier" i'm Syn-
tereiie Der @erebti9teit alb:
r5oipeit lieQen nur Die NnIbuloia-
ungen bor, pd6reno Die gerteioigunQ
erit bel ben @eridts- 9erban0lunaen i'm
9tobember ibr glaioCper MAIDEN miro.
Die gan3e 5n9e lit cine h69lt tragiI6e
2lhaire, bod ge5iemt es ipeoer uns, mod
ionlt Semanotn, ein llrteil 3u fallen,
ele Der 8ro3eB tuenigftens i'm @anqe
lit. 8enn in oieiem 2anoe audi 3iem=
lid biel lhifll9 nit Der @ere6iiQteit
getrieben miro, 70 lit in Oieiem Sale
ais itner anSunpbmen, 0aB JElarbeit in
Die Sade gebra9t miro uno Denn
6rau Raufmanu i1uloig lit, ibr audi
Die Strafe ni1t erlaisn bleibt. IS
itebt oaber 81 bofien, 0aB bic erreoten
Damen DOn Siour Gals uno ionltige
Seute Ii9 nidt so @emalttdtigleiten
binreiBen laHen, pel1e oen gutet gtQ=
men unferes i6Dnen Observation-Disclosures
nlr in 8erruf bringet tuiiroen; es lit
iaIimm genug, Dab Elm folder gorfaa
oort paIiirte, Obne oaB bic giirger ben.
lelben Ourb llnbeionnenbeit nod per=
Idlimmern."
gSie lins mit9eteilt tuiro, beru6te
oas Gerit4t, baB 6rau Gaufmnnn in
Stour sails umbergefabreu iei, auf
QnDabrbeit, neil iie bis Dor tpenigen
6agen bettldgerig mar.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-07-05
Sertagt.
0rn6e 3cforut 6eicB9cbmng
icitens Ocs So. Gon9rciIes.

Der SO. GOngreB BAT fib am 80.
SUM pertagt. grdiioent GooIeDelt
bate ge0rObt, iOfOrt eiue grtra=5eiiion
eln3uberufen, falls Die tuintiQe RefDrn,=
9eieB9ebung uidt enogiiltiq Su itanoe
tame. 8as bali. ggir neroer in
elmer ipdteren 9tummer nod nd6er
Iauf Die 8dtigteit oes gongreiies Elm.
geben. Sir beute nur fOlQenoes:
Die sra d tratenpDrlaQe,
mel9e pom Brdiioenteu 10 anergii1 in
Den 8OroergrunO geidoben pur0e unO
oeren Debate Ii6 pdbren0 Der oan,en
SiBung Ginidleppte, ipur0e @efeB
uno tritt gletb in 8irfamieit.
6erner uuroen an9enommen:
8as q brung smitteIQefeB
(purc foOo latu) uno Das @eIeb fir cine
grnaolide 4 leii i1infpetttpn.
Ste 5ablrei6en ua90riidlihen Bro:
telte gegen Die natiOiitif1e gerIddrfunq
Der @inm oerunqsQefeBe
baben ibre 0irfung niht berfeblt.
Das abgeOrOnetenEaus bat nidt nur
oie Grb6bun8 Der JfopFlteuer bon 50
auf S., Ionoern aud ben unIiuniQen
: pSiloungsteit" abgeIe6nt.
ga 6Ollettes 8Drlage sur geI6ran=
tung Der Qrbeits3eit Dou 3u9beoienite=
ten murOe fir Oiesmal um9ebra1t.
Der grdlioent Eat Die 8orlaqe 3ur
8 ontr ollie oes 0iagarafui=
les unb Sur grbaltung oer
ber II D mten j ollie nit ieiner lln=
terihrift beriebeu.
Die Smmunitdt bon 3eugen, uelcbe
Dor &e9ierun9stribuualen ausIaQen,
1T geieBIi9 genau feitgeIegt ipOroen.
Die Snlano50lle auf benaturier=.
ten Sptrttus lino aufgeboben
morOen.
Der Epp oss BanamatanQls|
1T feitseleQt ipDroen; auf biefe WeiIe
lit cine 6rage gelDit ipOroen, msl6e bas
SanO bei9dftigt bat. Der 9rdlioent
ioll einen 9 S9leufentanal d 6auen
uno erbdlt $50, 100000, um Die Qlr.
belt I'M fommenoen Ge1nunqsiahre All
fDroern 9laes Wlaterlal IoQ inn Sn=
lanoe getauft neroen, ausaenDmnen
penn Der prGiioent fnoet, oaB Die
greiie 5u bod iino, in nel6em Fale
I'M Auslanoe getauft perben bari.
Der 81 on iuldroienit if BON
@runo auf um9e Italtet uoreen.
g8enn Die Betpilli9uneen fir bas
neue &e6nur9siabr suIammenoesdblt |
peroen, Miro Iid 3ei9en, baB iie bei-
nabe 5000, 600, 900 errei6en. Sapon
peroen $25, 600, 600 aaf neue @ebdu.
be bermenoet iperoen.
Die friiber iibli1en 8erme6runaen
Der iSlotte lino oiesmal niht aroB qe=
psien. Dtan bat Smar Den Yau oes |
,gr0Bten 2inieni9ifes Der @elt4 oe= |
tattet, aber Usrlanet, baB oem -60ns |
lreB IN ieiner nabIten SiBung Blame |
nerosn mailen.
Die mills erbalt osn ooppelten
3ui1uB bon friiber.
Der 8arif auf ausben gbi=
Up pinen eingefii brte W a.
Ten 1T reDioiert mDroen.
Die 8orlage, melde ais ,@mploDers
5iabilitp 8ill" 6efannt iit unb li6 nit
'er 8erantmOrtIidteit Der
) nbnen ibren 4neeitellten
enuber beiddftigt, iit @eieB
Ielporoen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-07-05

ben Wlitgliebern Der @sTeaT6aft BOT
iib bic giinitige 6elegenbeit, Die eins
selnen pointen nit ibm 3u beipre6en.
Sbne baB Der 8erein fir Die ieBige
SaifoH einsn findnsieIIe lIeberI9uB
ertpdrtet, iperben bereits 8prbcreituns
gen getroffen, um fir bic Gaifon
1906-07 neue Stiide gu Ilhern uno
bic 0efelfdaft Su bergr0Bern. Dab
Elm llnternebmen bon Der 9Ate uno
Qebensfdbigteit nie oas 9eutf1e
Sbeater in Davenport beitebt pbne Die
llnteritiiBung elmer 0rDBitabt : Bee
b0Iterung, lit iebenFuls Elm 9etpeis
hofiir, baB fir bic Gntnidelung bes
bramatifhen Qebens npd Elm lpeites
6elb pprbanDen lift.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-07-05

Safer Bilbelms 9elu5 in gBien
miro in 8eutihlauo ais ein meilterz
batter otplOmatiider Sha63uq anae=
ieben. 8euti6lano itebt nidt me il
iIolirt ba, Der 9reibuno lit neu ae>
feitigt pOroen, uuo mie es beiBt, miro
oemielben aup Rublano nd6er tretsn.
@s wiro pieOer ais feItlfebeno eemeloet,
Dab inn Grtober Der SaiIer, Gsor
glicDlaus nno Der Stonie BON Stallen
in Diailano cine 3uiammentunft 6a=
ben lperoeu. 9ie rulliid .fran30IiI6e
Aalana mag in Die Bride oeben, uno
OH ibre Stele 0iirfts Elm en0liidsfrans
8Oiiihcs BanOnis treten.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-25
SHUT OUT VOTING MACHINES
Chicago Not Likely 10 Experiment
Them for a Year at
Least.

In spite Of the efforts OF the agents OF
many concerns to hasten matters, IL is I'M
likely that the citizens OF Chicago will be
able TO use voting machines for at least
another year. II was announced yester-
day that no machines would be used at
either the aldermanic or judiciary elections
this spring, and the chances were that
none would be used this fall.
Several Of the companies which make
the voting machines have been trying 70
induce the state voting machine commits
sion and the election commissioners to
purchase their machines this spring, but
their efforts have not been successful. The
election commissioners in particular have
been subject to political pressure. but with
out result.
The fact that no less than sixty-hve can
didates viii be voted for I'm a majority OF
the election precincts this fan is respon-
sible for the delay In the purchasing OF the
machines. To enable the use OF the voting
machines II would be Necessary for the
election commissioners to purchase ones
which are made with seventy keys
The commissioners have estimated that
after this fall there viii not be for twenty
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-25

bet $40 The man sitting next 10 him had
fom jacks and raised the bet $40. Mr..
o Donnell took a squint at his cards and
raised $40 more.
Mr.. Kruger carefully looked his hand
over and saw four queens staring him in
the face. Mr.. Kruger hated TO take the
money, but he saw the raise and made it
500. The suddenuess with which he was
called somewhat disconnected him, but he
had confidence in his four queens.
When the hands were laid on the table
Mr.. O'Donnell ralSed in the pot on the
strength of four kings. Mr.. Kruger thought
over the matter and finally hunted up the
police.
Mr.. o'Donneu was lachrymose when he
faced Judge Hinkle.
1T is all a mistake, Judge" he said. Il
did not intend 20 bunko the gentleman.
Most amazing things happen in poker"
ANY one that can deal such hands as
you seem TO be able 10 do is too dangerous
a man to be loose. l will send you TO
the county jail for ninety days"
Judge Hinkle shuddered to think what
would happen 10 the many poker games
about town il Mr.. o'Donnell should get
at them.
Four remarkable hands were held In
Jersey City one night last week by two
young men and their girls In a friendly
game OF poker II was penny ante. I
cent limit. and the players were all noyiees
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-25

years an election at which more than nfty.
hve candidates will be voted for by ona
individual, ana are opposed to mourning
the additional expense winch the purchas g
OF the larger machines would incur. This
additional expense would be In the neigh
oorhood OF 500 a machine. This expense
however is only part OF what would have
to be borne II the larger machines were
bought The seventy-key machines would
be about seven feet high and as long
They would weigh much more than the
sixty-key machines and consequently the
cost OF storing them when not In use and
carting them around TO the polling places
would be much greater every year than
It would be IL the smaller machines were
purchased. The election commissioners are
unwilling to place burden upon the tax
payers by buying the larger machines
Chicago Chronicle
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-25

Mr.. A dealt and Miss b asked IL she
could open jackpot when the figures ran
straight along without any break. Mr. A
said she could. and she pushed two brand
new cents into the pot.
Mr.. c, who had played poker before.
raised the opener 2 cents and Miss d
trailed along. The others saw the raise
and things began TO look very serious
when all hands refused 10 draw cards.
The young men assumed a reckless air
and the girls became deliciously nervous.
you might as well drop out" muir
INJURED Miss Is, as she studied her cards.
Il know I've got you all beaten"
Don't be too sure Of It," said Mr.. c.
"Poker's an awfully uncertain game. Two
cents more"
I'm take a chance" said Miss B, show
ing cents toward the middle of the table.
Then the dealer said. "Once more,
please" and the opener gasped.
Whats the use Of betting all your money
on one hand?" she asked. why not save
some for the next deaiY''
She was game, however. and stuck Il
out until each player had contributed the
sum OF Y cents TO the pot.
Then showdown was agreed upon and
each had an eight high straight
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-25
A MANN 40 he EnoouraEed

The mother who has acquired the habit
OF keeping on hand bottle OF Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, saves herself a great
amount OF uneasiness and anxiety. Coughs.
colds and Group, TO which children are sus-
ceptible. are quickly cured by It's use. It
eounteracts any tendency OF a cold 70 ro-
suit In pneumonia and II given as soon as
the FIRST symptoms OF Group appear. Il Will
prevent the attack. This remedy contains
nothing injurious and mothers give Il 10
little ones with . feeling OF perfect security.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-25
AMAZING HANDS AT POKER
Two shOwdOwns of Stunning Hands
at Opposite sides of
the Nation.

AS the result of a highly sensational
poHer game played in a Seattle saloon
John O'Donnells a benevolent-looking OH
man, was tried in the police court on the
'haTEe OF being a vagrant The police
ay that the inoffensive-appearing Mr.
o Donnell ia Just plain bunko man
Carl Kruger, from the country and with
VioEey, was one Of the participants in The
great American game. Mr. O'Donnell dealt
the cards.
Mr.. Kruger sat next the dealer and held
the age" The man sitting next Mr.
Kruger got four tens on the deal HI
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-25

Of the earth is the Agaiambos, the web
footed" short-legged Papuan dwarfs. Cap
tain Barton, an Official Of New Guinea, de-
scribes a visit paid TO them thus: "A
rumor having reached Cape Nelson that
these interesting folk had all been mas
sacred. It was gratifying to ind few OF
them still living. Six males and four fe-
males were seen. They averred that they
had no children living, and it seems likely
that in a few years the tribe will have
wholly died out"