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Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
NEW BUILDING IS DELAYED
Raxssa q Gallagher Defer Erection Of
Their Additional strueture
TAis FaIl.

Despite the faot that the Parlin. oren-
dorff q Martin company win give up pos
session Of its present quarters some time
In October ana allow Paxton 4 Gala Cher,
who have bought the building. 10 move In.
the latter arm VIII not begin the erection
OF It's new building this fall. This concern
finds that the acquisition OF the implement
house win only provide for overflow bust
ness and II will be necessary to secure yet
another warehouse before the old building
on the viaduct can be torn down to make
room for another. As no such warehouse
~ available At present. Il 10 now certain
that nothing viii be done toward the erec-
tion OF the grocery company's mammoth
warehouse this fall
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
PLAN OF JOINT STATEHOOD
New Scheme 90 Annex PecOs Valley
TO Texas and Join Arizona
and New Mexico.

Senator Willard Is advised of a movement
to annex to Texas the Pecos valley, which
comprises a few counties of New Mexico
He has received a letter from that terri
tory stating that II the voters OF Arizona
could be assured OF the annexation by
Texas OF the famous Pecos valley. It Is
thought Arizona might vote with New
Mexico TO become a state.
Senator Willard has replied that he would
have to know that the people OF Arizona
and New Mexico had decided 10 adopt the
advice Of the president and make It pos
sible for congress to take these two terri
tories in as a state at no distant day before
ne could approve the proposed plan OF an
nexation by Texas. So far as the senator
Is informed. Texas has expressed no in
terest In the matter. He said further he
did not care 10 discuss new conditions upon
which Arizona and New Mexico might be
expected 10 vote for their admission as one
state, as he felt that congress had outlined
the proper course TO be pursued in that
regard.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
SPECIALITY STEALING DOGS
such is Remarkable Occupation
Prisoner Say He IL En-
gagged In.

A. Hillman was sentenced to thirty days
in police court Saturday morning on gen.
eral principles 1t was alleged that he had
issued worthless checks, and Sergeant Glib
bons testified that he made a speciality Of
posing as a live stock owner and stealing
valuable dogs.
please put him In jail, then" said Pros
ecutor Lee. 81 have a valuable dog and
1 want to keep him."
Hillman is accused OF obtaining money
on the checks from Nick Wager. but the
latter was too i'll to appear in police court
against him.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26

Thus It is that the two great harbors
mentioned must for all time share mo-
nopoly of the Pacific ocean commerce. One
familiar with the Atlantic seaboard can
parallel the situation by plotting out, in
his minds eye, all the ports between
Savannah and Portland. save only New
York. And between these, In place Of the
numerous hospitsble inlets, substitute q
scarcely broken sea clifr. He will then
have the conditions before him which give
to San Francisco its pre-eminence.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
RunainG Permits.

The city has issued the following building
permits Mrs. Estelle NJ. Steiner, 200
frame dwelling at lass Pinkney; Mrs. Irene
Central beSleSsrd ana Douglas; F. 1. VIII
iiams. 5000 brick dwelling At Twenty
seventh and California; r. w. Judson, IS 900
and Woolworth avenue; +. ID, Brown, 81 500
frame dwelling at Thlrty-frst and LeaVen-
worthi =. Jepsen, 90 frame dwelling at
90 North Twenty-nfth.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26

A unique feature OF the upper aoor 10
an eiliptical hall at the head OF the stair
way and into which the chambers open.
1t Is large and airy and lighted from the
large window at the stairway landing.
Throughout the upper moor the woodwork
IL finished In white enamel and the hall
n like the rooms. The Same effective
osrnices employed below are used above
the doors. although they are more deli
cate and are curved, following the line of
the wall The doors are paneled and the
windows are wide and airy.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
Part of Other Trades.

Undoubtedly 1000. ooO.O 900 feet OF lumber will
60 into the rebuilding. A few years ago
this amount OF lumber would have cost less
than So.oO0.0oo, The normal price Of humber
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
Marriage Licenses

Marriage Licenses.
The following marriage license has been
Issued:
Name and Residence. Age.
Paul Armstrong, Omaha. "a
Inas Coleman. Omaha................... s.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
San Francisco Harbor.

Perhaps the most notable bottle" har-
Dor in the world is that at San Francisco,
says a writer in st. Nicholas. Here is
vast reach OF water ffty-ive miles long
and in some parts twelve in width. Into
this bay the tides of the Pacific flow,
through the famous Golden Gate. This is
a strait about a mile in width at it's mar
rowest part, and very deep, The proud
Calfornians look out over this serene ex-
panse and tell you that here is anchorage
for the combined navies OF the world,
which, indeed seems a very mild statement
OF the case. Aside from the immensely
OF this harbor facility It is interesting to
note that CALIFORNIA; two big rivers, after
traversing the great interior valley, flow
into this bay Thus nature has furnished
two servicea BILE water roads, leading from
most notable natural harbor into the
very heart OF rich farming, mining and
numbering region. These rivers, the sacra-
mento and San Joaquin. are Of the same
commercial significance 10 California that
the Hudson is to New York.
The harbor at San Francisco Is the more
noteworthy because II is the only one OF
first magnitude south OF Puget sound, and
II is claimed by some that this is the
reason that the city Is sure 70 recover
from the recent earthquake and fire. Be
| tweens these points California presents 10
the orient an inhospitable cliff coast, only
occasionally broken by little beach or
minor inlet. Little coasting steamers make
landings, II is true. at several points along
this grim front, but II is a matter OF con-
siderable hazard. In some places along
this coast great cranes, fixed upon the
clin, hoist people and freight ashore in
baskets. And the daring little skipper must
even then keep one eye to windwsrd lest
crashing storm drive in upon him and
forever terminate his service on the sea-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
Girls on Parade.

The 'rbeauty parade" which in the days
before the great fire was a sight TO delight
both gods and men between the hours OF
8 and o'clock along the middle blocks or
Market street. has been revived, reports
the Chronicle. The San Francisco GIRL
whose name Is legion and whose attrac-
lions have been sung the world over has
rehabiltated herself, and has chosen as
the most desirable promenade upon which
to saunter on Saturday afternoon. the west
side of Van Ness avenue, between Eddy
and California streets. There during the
accustomed hours you may behold her. in
all her charming types Titan blond and
dashing brunette, the girl with the baby
smile and dazzling eyes, arrayed in all
the glory of the jaunty summer styles,
just as bewitching. merry and gay as II
nothing had happened in San Francisco
on April 49, Her wardrobe has been re-
plenished with the very latest and swagger
clothes, khaki suitings. smart gowns OF
linen, dazzling headwear and all that goes
with the summer girl
Where the bellies are, also come the
beaux. A stroll on the avenue Is quite
the thing. 1t is quite as inspiring as was
the walk along Market, from Kearny to
Mason. in the old days. Even Nat Good
win, critical connoisseur of feminine love-
illness, was astonished at the parade Sat
urday afternoon, and remarked that the
San Francisco girl seemed to have bloomed
forth in these days Of reconstruction love-
lier than ever Among the thousands on
Van Ness avenue and Fillmore street 1t
was quite noticeable that most OF the fair
promenaders appeared to have gained ad-
ditional color. Wind and lime dust seem
to have quite the same erect on the COM
plexion as artificial beauty brighteners.
Delicate rose pink Is the proper thing in
compilations nowadays This charming
color bears witness to the fact that the
San Francisco girl has stayed in her city
during the rehabilitation period, and she
is quite proud of II.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26

The floors throughout are hard wood
and tho detail OF the woodwork is I'M
usually fine. being handsome without be-
ing snowy.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26

The home Of George w. Platner, 4oa South
Thirty-slxth street is another Of the more
recent additions to the West Farnam dis
trict that mas attracted the admiration Of
all who have seen It and IL worthy of mem
ton on the list Of omshas handsome new
residences. 1t is of frame and cost about
y6, 900, and. while INTELLECTUALLY 1t follows
no particular style. 1t is commodious, sub
stantial and artistic.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26

Continued on Seventh Pase.)
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
PEN, PENCIL AND BRUSH.

II is estimated that Henry Labou.
chere has spent more than 100000 In
defending libel suits brought against
him as editor Of Truth.
A writer 10 the New York Herald has
revived the claim that Hank Fnxon,
once ediusr OF the Buffalo Republic,
wrote Beautiful Snow"
Guy de M1upassant despised litera.
ture as a profession and gave to al.
most any other topic Of conversation
lie preference over books. There are
20 many other thugs OF SO much great.
or interest to talk about" the novelist
would say.
The approaching eommemoratlon OF
he death in 1856 of the sculptor David
VAngers has brought TO the surface In
rnris an interesting souvenir Of Victor
hugo. It Is photograph, showing
Hugo seated beside the medallion Of
himself which was modelled by David
Robert w. dc Forest. secretary OF the
Metropolitan Museum OF Art. has an
bounced the resignation OF George IL,
story, curator Of paintings, snd that
Roger Il, Fry OF London, England. has
accepted tho appointmnt as his success
sor Mr. Fry enjoys reputation sec
md TO none in knowledge OF medieval
ind renaissance paintings
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
COLLEGE AND SCHOOL.

In the freshman class at Amherst
there are twenty-five men WHO cauno,
swim q stroke aud twenty others who
cannot swim over sixty yards.
II has been decided to erect library
building on the campus Of the Unlvcr.
ity OF Chicago as memorial to the
ate DR.. Harper, president Of that in
ititutIon
Yale university Is to have 4 CONNER
.lal museum. The new institution will
be working laboratory in connection
with courses now offered In CONNER
cial geography by Professors Keller
md Gregory
In response to a question whether
hey used tobacco Ia any form or not,
he answers TO which were anonymous,
/ IS said that fully 40 per cent OF the
loys Of the high school at Burlington,
It., answered IN the affirmative.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
TALK OF THE TOWN.

New ginghams at vaughans.
Latest in wash goods at Abbott's.
Roller skating at the Pavilion today.
The Peerless muslin underwear at
Yaughan's.
Mems heavy caps, gloves and mittens
at McN'horter's.
Shop stewards are requested to call
at headquarters for the February Quarry
Workers Journals.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Thurston returned
today from a several days visit with
relatives in Rutland.
1t viii not pay for You 70 do any
sewing when you can buy childrsn's
dresses at reduced prices at perry's
Saturday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
Lumber Sawed over 4 Century Ago,

A remarkable curiosity in the way
IF load OF lumber was drawn to BUR-
ington recently from Charlotte The
umber was sawed in 1901, according
0 IT, pretent owner, and was stored
tiSay in an old building. II was taken
Burlington by Charles G HubbalL
1he lumber Is arst growth pine and was
Old b Peter Cameron.
The wood IL in good state Of pre-
crvation and does not have the appear.
nee OF being l05 years old. II Is in
be form Of logs which hive been pre-
pared for clapboards with gohs saw,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
CHANGE AT EAST MONTPELIER.
Clarence P. Dudley Buys Store Of W. MI
Clark, Where He Was Employed.

East Montpelier, Feb. s.--Clarence r.
Dudley has bought out w. MI Clark,
merchant and post master at East Mont.
pelier, where at one time he was an
efficient and reliable clerk in the employ
Of Frank +. Carr. After sevefing his
connection b. clerk for MIR. Carr he has
raid several responsible position, work
ing for the Standard Oil company at
Montpelier. later being in the employ Of
Kellogg 4 Jerome and recently with the
American Express company at Mont
pelier. As clerk here be won The good
viii OF many Of his townspeople, who
will be glad to learn Of his return as
proprietor Of the store. Mr.. Dudley Is
considered To lie q young man Of strict
integrity and proposes to sell his goods
at live and let live prices, and by 50
doing it is to be hoped he will receive
d liberal share Of patronage Of the
townspeople.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
A. P. ABBOTT & CO.
BUSINESS IS GROWING.
Vermont Maple Sugar Makers Market
is Gaining.


Randolph, Feb. s.--The stockholders
of the Vermont Maple suga Makers
market held their annual meeting at the
office 81 the market Tuesday afternoon.
The report Of the manager, Y. |. Spear,
showed an increase in business over 1901
Of nearly 50 per cent. and the present
outlook for the business was found sat
isfactory. A dividend Of 4 per cent on
the stock on the market was voted.
The following directors we're elected
for the ensuing year, WI Spear, Jo-
siah Grout, a. J. Croft, NJ. d. Mcsiahon,
]. A. Steward, H. w. Vail, f. L. Bass,
G. i. Mcmahon, G. Fl. Grimm, II. s. Bill
lings, NJ II. Miller, II. w. Mcintyre.
The directors elected the following
officers. NJ. II. Miller, president; NJ.
d. Mcmahon, vice president; H. w. Me-
Intyre, secretary; v. /. Spear, treasurer
and manager; II. w. Vail, auditor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE.
Outcome of the Bout in Which Boxer
DOWN Was Killed.

San Francisco, Feb. s.--As the result
Of the autopsy performed upon the body
of Alex DOWN, the boy who was killed
ID an unlicensed prize fight at the Co
lima clubs payilion at Coiima on Mon
day night BY ~Chieiie7 johnson, . charge
Of manslaughter has been placed against
johnson, who is being sought by the
sheriff Of San Mateo county, and the
local police.
Owing to the difficulty in securing
WITNESSES, the inquest has been post
poned until Friday afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
THE LATEST

This heading will appear In our ad.
vertising many times this season, as
our aim Is to have the latest and we
know where to get them. If We have
ever been behind, we are not this sea-
son.
Belts are attractive when the latest
are shown. Now it's the new things in
gilt and silver, with silver IN the lead.
we have the Gilt Betting at 35c per
yard. Leather Belts in the new folds
and corded effects are il. All Of our
silk Belts are new, having the wide
ends and tailored effects
The latest in Shirt Waist Suits and
Dress Goods are now in our windows
attracting lots Of attention.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
Menu.

For cream fsh supper at the lIeddine
Methodist Episcopal church Frida!
evening, Feb. Q, at 6.t5i
Cream Fish Cabbage Salad
Potato Chips Hot Roll
Cake
Cream, Chocolate and Dark Gelatin,
Coffee Fruit
Apples, Oranges and Bananas.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
LIEUTENANT RESIGNS.
Matt r. Jameson. Whose Home Is in
Greensboro.

Greensboro.
Washington, Feb. s.-The war depart.
ment has accepted the resignation of
Second Lieut.. Matt +. Jameson, artil-
lery corps, on duty at at Watervleit
Arsenal Troy, n. Y. Lieutenant Jamie.
son is native Of Greensboro, VT, and
his father Ii Il farmer near that village
Lieutenant Jameson was private, cor.
poral and sergeant in Company L, 26th
+. s. infantry, from July IS, 1890, TO
May rs, 1901. He entered the regular
army as al enlisted man and served as
private in Troop T !, 3rd cavalry, from
October -, 1893, "a February q, 1899.
he was second class private III Com
many M, srd. and Company G, fst batsi-
on, Of regular engineers from August
II, 1901, To june 0, 1902. He received
ais commission as a second lieutenant in
the regular army September %, 1901,
and was assigned to the artillery corps.
re accepted June 10, 1902. lie was
born in Greensboro. March 10, 1870.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
VERY SATISFACTORY

Has been our sale on Lace and Swiss
Embroidered Collars. These were our
half-price purchase ten days ago in Bos-
ton.
There is q good assortment of these
Collars still in our stock, such as Swiss
Collars of the Toe kinds for Sc, 25c
Linen Eyeiet Embroidered Collars for
half price, soc yenise Collars for 25c,
and $I.0o Venise Collars for soc. All
are new Spring goods. II was another's
misfortune that put them in our hands
at these prices.
Ask to see new Partisan Ribbon for
ties, the latest. Price Csc per yard.
We have in stock Bed Com
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08

in
they STOCK with nothing added for work doing them
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
card Of Thanks.

we wish to thanl, all those who aide,
us during the sickness and aIl who ~
tended their sympathy after The dealt
Of our beloved hnsband and brother
Mrs Charles Emshe,
Mr.. and Mrs Alex Emslio,
George and William Emglie.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
A. F. ABBOTT & COLA r ABBOTT cola. P. ABBOTT 9 Co
= The Daylight Store y
1T KEEPS Us BUSY

Telling that they
o kinds kind of Dry Goods
will
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
WASH GOODS

First we want to cali your attention
to cloth called d Merceline silk that
comes in plain colors, AZ follows,
Cream, Red, Light Blue, Nile Pink and
IIeliotrope, and same grounds with COL
ored figures, such as Rose Buds. This
cloth looks like silk and regularly sells
for from zoe to 25c we have this sale
81 these goods FOR Barre and are making
a run on them at only lac per yard.
Send for samples.
Lustre VoiIes, the 15c grade, will soon
be closed. Have you seen what they are
like? This is another lucky purchase,
making the price only loc per yard.
$3.50 and So 90 that you can
for work Of doing them I'D.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-06-23

We heard one OF our young men
making sport Of religion In front of our
office the Otner day. His mOustach
had just began to sprout and judging
from his talk his mental faculties
were not as vel developed as his
moustache. During our brief stay
upon earth we have seen many just
such young men cold In death. We
have seen the atheist at rest in his
casket, but before being consigned to
their last resting place they have all
been carried through the doors of a
church and had prayers said over them.
This young man could scoff at relig
ion in his strength and beauty OF
health, but If the dark angel should
get after him he would instinctively
regret what he said and look into the
future with fear and trembling
When one stands before the open door
OF eternity his desire TO scott at re-
ligion vanishes. We admit there are
bad men In the church. but eves these
black sheep in the flock might be
blacker II they were ousside. No
young man, or old one either, should
condemn the noble efforts of the army
of Christian men and women are max
ings towards lettering the condition
OF things, and whether we attend
church or not but few of us would de.
sire to live in community where
there was no church. Young man,
In the future, II you must scott at
religion, please get little further
from our Office if you do not want to
see your name in print.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-06-23
Bviefs Of the Week.

Cocoanut Drops at Werkheiser's.
Schram and Morris Chairs at Whit
tington's.
Go to Malpass Hardware for you
Separator Oil.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT by the day
Mrs. N. Larabee.
Irving and Amy Doerr are here from
Mancelona, guests of relatives.
Mrs G. A. Lisk was called to Lapeer
Thursday, by the serious illness OF hel
sister-in law.
Mrs. Dewitt Keenholts left Thurs
day for Pellston where she Is guest OF
Mrs. George Priest.
Sponge Carmels, Crackerjack, Pea
nut Crisp Cocoanut Drops and Taffy
at WerKhei 'er's Candy Kitchen.
Miss Gertrude Colburn and friend,
Miss Loretta Green, Of Marquette. are
guests OF the formers uncle, Hugh
Muma, and family.
WANTED:-One Hundred head of
Young Stock to PASTURE. Good feed.
Good water. No. fe ices. Almost at
your own price. MAX SCHEFFLEs.
Married at the Congregational par
sonage on Monday. June IL. 1906 by
Rev. George Hill-Mr. Samuel Mccall
mon of East Jordan to Mrs. Capitola
Parks Of Antrim Bellaire In.
dependent.
Van Amberg's circus which showed
here yesterday, is accompanied by the
greatest lot Of "sure thing" gamblers
and shell game workers that ever
struck town. They took nearly $500
Of Grand Haven noney.-Detroit
Journal.
The local Masonic Lodge Will at.
tend services at the Methodiat Episco.
pal Church next Sabbath morning, il
being the birthday anniversary of ST.
John the Divine. Rev. George Allan
will discourse on the Apostles life.
In the evening he will deliver lee
ture sermon TO young people. The
public are cordially invited.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-06-23

REV. George Allan goes to Charleyoix
Tuesday where he delivers sermon
to the Salvation Army in the evening.
His subject is. 1.-THE Fruits Of the
Spirit in Dwelling
LIMITATIONS were out for Lawn
party for last Wednesday, June goth,
given by Mrs. D. G. Loveday in honor
of her guests, Mrs. d. G. Osborn of
Petoskey and Miss Lamb Of Chicago,
but due to the gentle showers they
were entertained in the parlors with
cards-Five Hundred and Finch.
Refreshments were served.
Mancel0na is without electric lights
ter few days once more, owing to a
smashup in the plant. And speaking
about this, did 1t ever occur to you
what an excellent service our local
plant is giving East Jordan citizens?
For several years back the longest
S.no, we have been without lights Is
Just about FIVE minutes, What town
can boast of better service.
The Summer Train Schedule goes
into effect on the Pers Marquette to-
morrow. the 24th.s,We have not re-
ceiyed the new time card yet but GENT
Mgr Crossman of the e. j. & S.gives
us the following Schedule of trains
leaving Bellaire: North 7:44 and 9,4l
a. m; 2:43 and 1856 p. m. South $40
and 1902 a. M; AIS and S:l3 pm.
The E. J. & s. will also change time
but have not, as yet. arranged the
schedule.
Hammocks, HAMMoCKs. HAM
NOCKS at Whittington's.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-06-23
Cnarlevoix celebrates.

Cnarlevoix celebrates.
Str. GordUn began running again,
Tuesday. Good.
Take your Bicycle and Tinware
REPAIRING to Malpass Bros Hard
ware.
A number from here attended the
Teacher Examination at CharlevoIx
this week.
Miss Marcia Lamb of Chicago was a
guest at ID. c. Loyedays for a couple Of
days recently.
The Board OF Supervisors of Charlie
voix County hold meeting next
Monday, June 18th.
The Petoskey Independent has pat
In Linotype. Now doth their trouble
with not sugs and "bummed up"
magazines begin.
q. L. Sherman e Son this week in
stalled McKaskey Account Register
an elaborate mechanism for simplify
Ing the keeping OF accounts.
Expert Accountant Julius A. Dress
er completed his work auditing the
County books, last week and went
home. He submits a report to the
Board of Supervisors next Monday.
A. w. Loveday, OF East Jordan, will
manage the rebuilt CharlevMx opera
house a month, when II is opened,
ASA" has had experience In the work
and will doubtless give us good attrac-
tions.-Charlevoix Sentinel.
'.The White Company, a serial
story by Conan Doyle, begins in this
weeks issue of The Herald's Maya
zine Section. 1t is new novel by a
celebrated author and will be worth
reading by all who enjoy good fiction.
At the Republican County Conven-
tlon held at Boyne City, Monday, the
regular delegates to the State Copven-
tion- which meets at Detroit July 81
st-were elected Frank A. Kenyon
and Fl. L. Mcmillan were among those
elected.