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lcOR SALE-Only drug stock In Few town.
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sales, $3.50: Jan. sales, S606lU. two pre-
scriblng doctors: two-story frame build
EEg. Address p 46. Bee. Y-MSoS 1Ox
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MANIFESTATION

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Married man. Best Of references given
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WANTED-Situation as coachman or team
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BUSINESS CHANCES

WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchange
! hotel or restaurant. see Hart * Co., 4O1
| N Y. Life. Y-5I9
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DIEA ALL XII ID 5
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and samples.
49, THE GOLDMAN PLEATING Co,
800 Douglas Block. Tel. Doug. 1886.
U-642
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MRS. MERGES. pianist, 2Os S. goth Tel
Doug. 1856. U-M52O Mari
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-10

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For sale cheap IL taken at once. Fremont,
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LANDS. mdse. s. town property for sale or
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Y-45l Feb29
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UNDERTAKES

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SECONDHAND
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DRESS MAKING

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WANTED-SALESMEN

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and T. lots i'm Omaha; value of security
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WANTED-MALE HELP

DRUG stores bought and sold. Drug clerks
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-10

DIR SALE-A general merchandise stock.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-05-19

E-POSTAGE STAMPS OF A HIGHER DE-
NOMINATION. THAN TWO CENTS NOT
RECEIVED on SUBSCRIPTIONS
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-05-19

tracked as leader of the Hepburn
Rate Bill chimed in as follows:
Mr.. Tillman deprecated the intro
ductiOn of the race issue into the
rate subject At the same time ne
had no objection 20 the enforcement
of the law Most of the cars are
owned in the North" ne concluded.
and I don't want any discrimina-
ton against Southern Negroes by
Northern capital" He welcomed the
recognition of Southern conditions
by a Senator who at one time en-
joyed the sobriQuet OF fire alarm. q"
as had Mr.. Foraker, because of his
position on the race question.
Mr.. Bailey also accepted the a.
mendment as a recognition OF the
State laws on the separate-car sys-
tenn, and therefore welcomed it.
Here then you have Senator Till
man complimenting Senator Foraker
on his change OF front and saying
plainly that while he Disseminated
against mis- own Negroes. he did not
want northern capitalists to do It.
and here you have Senator Bailey
of Texas also commencing the Ohio
Senator upon this remarkable amend
ment. which had a double action eff
feet. VIII the colored people Of the
country see? We are the victims Of
certain political leaders in both par
ties and our salvation rests with the
liberal minded elements OF the coun-
try both North and South, 20 waom
we must now make an appeal.
To clinch the matter. after giving
the distinguished Senator the rhetor-
zeal ''taffy" Just quoted, these states
men deliberately killed the very a
mendment that they had few mo-
ments endorsed. for their votes are
lined up against it. BY this method
they completed Senator Foraker's
discontinue and out-generalled him
in this parliamentary bout at the
capital OF the nation.
IL may be that these slow-compre-
bending northerners will yet realize
that the animosities Of forty-one
years ago are yet uppermost in the
minds OF the smiling but earnest re-
representatives. from the southern
states.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-05-19

narrowed IL 20 the two subjects which
as a mater OF feet I believed that the
courts would clone consider in case
there was no attempt to define the
limits Of their review; that is. would
limit il 10 the question as TO whether
the commission had acted ultra wires
and as 20 whether any mans constitu-
tional rights had been impaired.
stated that II the question OF defining
or limiting the review was brought up
at all I personally felt that this was
the way in which IL should be limited
or defined"
The president says the statements
made to Senator Chandler were the
same in substance as those made 10
Mr.. Allison and other senators Of both
parties He said he was asked 90 soc
Senator Chandler as the representative
OF Mr. Tillman in charge OF the bill
end that the conferences Alto -1ay
General Moody had with Senators Till
man and Bailey were such as had been
held with many other senators to de-
termine the phraseology and discuss
the effect OF amendments proposed by
them. The president states that he
became convinced that Il was impossi-
bic for senators with advantage" TO
use him as an intermediary. and sug-
geSted 20 all 20 whom he spoke that
they communicate with Senator Ali
son. whose purposes and the presi-
dents were Identical"
The president says that his own
opinion that the Allison amendment I'm
no way changed the court review as
provided in The original Hepburn bill
IL also the opinion OF Attorney Gen
eral Moody and Secretaries Root and
Taft.
The attorney generals letter gives
an account. at tho presidents request.
OF the conferences which MT. Moody
had. by the presidents direction. with
Senators Tillman and Bailey regarding
the court review feature. He says he
advised the president that he should
not, At any stage. become finally com
mitted beyond recall 20 any form OF
language In any part OF the bill. and
the president affirmed the wisdom OF
that course He reviews the dIscus-
sion OF intsrlocutory injunctionn. and
concludes that there was nothing in
the conversations" between the ssna-
tors and himself which bound the
president TO any particular amend
ment
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-05-19

twelve Republican Senators, whom
me alleges were voting in favor of
the Jim Grow" Car laws. ignoring
the fact that yhirty-dve Republican
Senators voted against the PROPOSE
ton.
Mr. Nixon errs. when he says one
party is no better than the other.
but he would have been cor
rect had he said that some alleged
Republicans are no better than some
Democrats, when it comes TO a ques-
tion of the Negroes rights and privi-
leges in this country.
Some OF our worst enemies live
north OF the Mason and Dixon line
and some of our best friends The
same is true of that section south
of It, Mr.. Nixon errs again. when
he charges that we have urged the
carrying OF cases up to the United
States Supreme Court. We have
been against such a policy. repeated
ly averring that the justice we could
not secure within the limits OF the
states We would make ourselves con
tent and do without. The Supreme
Court is against us and it appears TO
be against any measure for our re-
lief.
When the tribunal changes and
death and resignation bring into
power the justice loving elements Of
this republic. then We expect TO make
our appeals 90 this tribunal with
some hope OF success. AS it stands
now. it is anti-Negro TO the core and
the person who presumes that tle
amendments 20 the Constitution OF
the United States will bee enforced by
its decree has been blind to facts
and deaf TO argument
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-05-19
PRESIDENTS
STATEMENT
Did Not Pledge Himself to Any
Amendments 10 Rate Bill
NOT TRYING TO DICTATE ACTION

Washington. May 15.-Ths ssns&-
tiona rate bill incident In the senate
Saturday, during which Mt. Tillman
on the authority OF former Senator
Chandler. made statements regarding
the presidents course In connection
with pending railroad rate legislation,
some OF which statements were denied
by Mr.. Lodge on behalf Of the presi-
dent. had its sequal when an oficial
statement was issued by the White
HouaS giving an account Of the sub
Ject on the part OF the president and
Attorney General Moody. The state
ment comprised two letters, one from
the president to Senator Allison and
the other from Attorney General
Moody TO the president The president
says:
In no case. either in the case OF
Mr.. Chandler or any one else, was
there the slightest opportunity for any
honest misconception OF my attitude or
any belief that 1 pledged myself spe-
cincally To one. and only one, amend
ment or set Of amendments, or that |
would not be satisfied with any
amendment which preserved the essen
tiai features OF the Hepburn bill as II
came from the house
The president says that as to many
OF the amendments. including the So
called Long. Overman, Bacon and
spooner amendments. he had said be
should be entirely satisfied to have
them In the bill. and suggested modi-
ncations "a to other amendments. bu,
that "as to none (of the amendments)
did I ever say either to Mr.. Chandler
or TO any one else that should insist
upon having them in the bill as a con-
cition of my approval" and that on
the contrary. he the president. was
careful to state that he was not irvine
70 dictate any particular programme OF
action.
The president then says: II also re-
peatedly stated that while It was en-.
hrsly satisfactory to me to simply
leave the Hepburn bill in substance al
II was. that IL. with the recognition OF
the Jurisdiction OF the courts but with.
out any attempt TO define that jurisdic.
ton, yet that l was entirely willins
that there should be a definition. bro
vided that this definition did not seek
70 grant broad review. but explicitly
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-05-19
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-05-19
rILLMAN VIGOROUSLY DENIES

rILLmAN VIGOROUSLY DENIES
says He Never Made ovsrturss te
President On Rate Bill.
washington. May 16.-whilO the de-
bate on the PERSONAL OF the interstate
commerce commission waa in progress
IN the senate, Senator T1llmar took
the floor TO make a statement on be-
half OF ex-senator Chandler, which has
bean momsntsrily expected since Sen
ator Lodges conveyance last Saturday
20 the senate OF the presidents en-
phatie denial OF some OF the statements
attributed 10 Mr.. Chandler by the South
Carolina senator. Nr. TIliman said:
IT now declare most emphaticAlly that
20 no human being have I ever given
Authority OF even expressed n wish to
have any conference with Theodore
Roosevelt IN regard 20 the bill now
under consideration. On the contrary
have expressed the opinion in more
than one publish interview that he
had nothing to do with II. and that Il
was the business Of the senate, and
while did. at his request, enter into
negotiations with the attorney general,
II IL we'll known 20 every senator on
this floor what my attitude and feel
ings have been. and II is most remark
able while the president sent for Dem
oorat after Democrat TO confer with
him about this measure. that he should
undertake under the circumstances TO
assert that / sent an agent TO him TO
begin negotiations. The statement Is
absurd on its face.
THE othsr point 20 which shall
refer IL the cavalier way in which Mr.
Moody discusses the idsE OF the prssi-
dent not being bound
"of course. the president was not
bound 70 change. but. he was bound
under such circumstances to give no
tice, and this was not done. Even the
attorney general himself was not noti-
fed. The charge made. and still
make. is that the president is guilty
OF bad faith. and that the rate bill
which will be. when enacted into law.
a much better and stronger measure
than we had hoped to get has been
emasculated OF one OF It's most valua-
BILE and essential features by the presi-
Dents action"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-05-19

TO Rockets" II seems that DR.. OPP
penbeimer stated the truth and that
Dr. Stratton obeyed orders ana
caught DR.. Levy mapping" for he
.candidly admits that be did make the
report as stated by Or. Oppenheimer.
He had blamed DR.. Stratton for the
deception. but the walls of his
wrath" are now being poured on
the mead of DR. Oppenheimer In
mis- reply DIT. Levy says
81 did not state that the patient
was worse. but there is no doubt
az an about my reporting that diph-
liberia bacilH were present I'm each
OF the several cultures sent me by
Or. Stratton. and they were there.
Within a few days it came TO my
knowledge that Dr. Stratton claimed
that the last of these swabs was
from his own throat. and not from
the throat of his patient. / az once
went 90 see Dr Oppeuhimer for tie
purpose OF telling aim of this willful
deception ON the part of one of the
city physicians. DR.. Garcin was in
ais Office
only on hearing Dr. Oppenhim-
ers reply 20 the investigating COM
mittee last night did 7 realize that
DE himself was at the bottom of
this deliberate conspiracy 20 belittle
the value of ARCHAEOLOGICAL work I'm
general aud my own ability in par
ticular Moreover. who knows even
where that culture really did come
trom2 Are we 20 believe Dr. STRAIT
ton verbal statement 90 DIT Open
heimer that he took this swab from
his own throat or his written state
ment. which accompanied the cul-
ture that he had gotten 30 from the
throat of the cOlored woman
confess that Or. Stratton and Or.
Oppeuhcimer must decide this deli
cate point OF honor between them.
while I myself in the face OF their
sclf-confessed deception. must non
estly admit that J do not feel called
upon to believe either OF them either
time
I'm this special case ms examina-
ton simply showed that Dr. STRAIT
ton mouth was as great "a menace
90 this community as was the mouth
of the colored woman whom he was
Attending
The public is left TO draw it's own
conclusions It is evident that Dr.
Levy has not a very high opinion of
the truth and veracity of either Or.
Oppenheimer or DR.. Stratton. He
admits that he truthfuuy stated
the nature of the report on the Gull
lures sent him and If be continues
20 insist that Dr. Stratton has diph-
liberia germs in his throat. there is
a probability that the cry OF the
News-Leader that DR.. stratton be
quarantined. will be humorously TAX
en- zap by every fun-loving journal
In Virginia
All OF this trouble comes from an
unreasonable desire 20 create poIit-
ical Office 20 meet every passing fad
and fancy ia the country. When
white folks get down 20 the business
of telling the truth on each other
the outcome Is almost as interesting
as q stormy church meeting among
the colored folks. when the saints"
are disagreeing
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-05-19
HAS SENATOR FORAKER DE-
SERTED Us?

Hf FE.rre
A remarkable scene took place in
the United States Senate in connec-
ton with the Hepburn Rate Bill,
when the veteran Senator from o.
hio. Hon. j. B. Foraker offered his
anti-pass amendment and encoucaed
therein a proviso that equal treat
ment and charges should be extend.
ed to everybody for the same class
OF service. This was on Monday
May 18th, 1906.
This was regarded by the South
ern Senator'S as an attack upon the
Jim Crow" Car system OF the South
land. The Democrats defeated this
amendment with the aid OF twelve
Republican votes. the result being 35
for the Foraker provision and ss
against 1t. The iCulberson substi-
tute for the Foraker Amendment
was the issue.
The recorded vote for that substf.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-05-19
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AND HIS
ALLIES.

The bitter attacks made upon
President Roosevelt by Senator Jo-
seph W. Bailey OF Texas and Senator
B. r. Tinman disclose a condition
of affairs with which on general
principles. every close observer OF
passing senatorial events was per
fectly familiar. That a Republican
Chief Executive had entered into an
embarrassing deal with the Demo
cratic minority In an effort to COM
bine with a Republican minority for
the purpose OF passing the Hepburn
Rate Bill was too self evident 70
cause a shadow Of doubt in the
mind of the average reader.
The details of the affair were lack
ing and these have been supplied in
the carefully prepared address OF
the Senator from South Carolina.
He was rightly given the opportuni-
" 10 tell all about his failure. That
be has won without question the
sobriquet Of "blunderbuss" Tunman
his most intimate friends can hard
ly deny. We predicted that he
would fail and he has failed. The
first blunder he made was in accept.
ing the leadership in the matter. He
played directly into the hands OF
the astute and able Senator Nelson
W. Aldrich
What better favor would any gen.
eral want than the privilege OF nam.
ing the leader of the army that Is
TO be marshalled against him? Mr.
Tillman knew that he could not con
sistently confer with President
Roosevelt. Yet one of the most es
sential measures 10 bring success,
was embraced in the frequent confer
ences with the distinguished occu
pant OF the White House. Senator
Tillman states that ne pocketed hi
pride and laid down his Just indigna
ton. II does not look as though n,
put the one far enough down II
his pocket or placed the other IA
enough away in order to bring hin
within speaking range of the Whit,
House. On the contrary, he openl,
assailed the President while the Rat,
Bill was in a most critical condition
and thus endangered it's life and al
of the interests embodied In its pro
visions. It seems that It is a cas-
where President Roosevelt neve
lest his wits or married hts judg
ment. He played a cool, skillfu
hand and at no time permitted hi
feelings to stand in the way OF ri
success. He was ready and Willing
to receive Senator Tillman at tn
White House.
He pandered to the prejudices a
the South on one hand in the cas-
OF Father Thomas Sherman and risl
cd thereby the good opinion OF IN,
people OF the North on the other. II,
+, accepted the leadership OF Senate
Tillman as long as he could ant