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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-31
DID NOT MEET.

On account of the threatening
showers yesterday afternoon there
was no meeting of the mercy and
help committee at the home of Mrs.
G. H. Seguine, in Oak street.
y
Letter Carrier Charles Seguine
starts tomorrow on a vacation for
fifteen days. His place will be filled
during his absence by George Sven
son.
Miss Clara peckham, formerly of
this city, is visiting in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Steele, OF
Railway, visited in town Sunday.
y r.,
George Mulholland, formerly of
this city, now of Trenton, spent Sun
day here visiting old friends.
MI. and Mrs. George ]. Haney, of
High street, have returned from
their California trip.
.
Mrs. Sarah Keasbey and Miss
Laura Steele, of High street, leave
tomorrow for a soiourn at Haines
Falls in the Catskills.
Miss Amanda Miller, of Flushing,
l.. l., is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Walker.
Miss Anna Holm has a position in
her fathers store this summer.
Miss Mabel Mullin will fill an en-
gagement out of town Thursday,
which closes a most successful sea-
son as entertainer until this coming
fall.
Fred Ernst is spending his vaca-
tion at Delaware Water Gap.
William Cadet, of Newark, form
erly of this city, is spending a few
days vacation with Henry Parott, of
Market street.
Dewitt Garretson, of Rector and
Market streets, leaves this afternoon
for a visit to West Virginia.
Mrs. James H. Hill and son, of
Norfolk. Va, are the guests of Mr.. G.
w. Childrey, of 10 High street,
where they will spend a few days
previous to a trip to Palm Beach.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-31
Soaps of Best KINDS
AT August Sale Prices

OSoFS VI 1c@L MILLS
at August Sale Prices
4 AND 5hCENT CAKES.
Honey. 1lyccrtne. Bornx. Oatmeal oxN
Witch Hazel. Cold Cream. .......... STN
Yet. Transparent Glycerine- !
E-lb. bars-light and dark. ...... =
Babeskll-3 cakes In box ~
Regularly "a cents. -
Pears Soap-unseentedE %
Three cakes for.
Limit-Six cakes.
CASTLE Soaps-3-lb. bnrs- 20.
white and green-usuaily 2 49,. f
Arinour's, Kinks and
Andrew Jergen's Soaps.
French Violet, Forest Club, vioietta.
Cold Cream. Vase Buttermilk. ol
Q cakes In box usually .l2....
English Violet, Milady Violet, Milady Lilac.
Milady Heliounpe, Buttermiik. 1reiis ~
Niolft: regularly 10 cts. box. ..... ~
No Mail or Telephone Orders
for Ei
August Sale Goods. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
cuDAHYs HAVE ooMFoRrABLE LEAD
Analysis of Work Done by Teams I'm
the Omaha League.
Standing Of teams in the Omaha bowling
eague at the end OF the eighteenth week:

For weekly cash prizes on the association
alleys W. c. Brunke won at tenpins with
rs Lehman at sevenup with 81 Henry
Clay leads for the Storz monthly league
prize with ESQ.
Individual standings.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21

n. strHwn. Midlothian Country club
Judge John Barton Payne, Chicago Golf
club; J. 9. Brocklebank, Bdgevater Golf
club; g. p. Jermain. Inverness club, To-
ledo Sidney A. Foster Des Moines Golf
and Country club.
Mr.. Hoyt was one Of the organizers OF
the Western Golf association and its III 1t
secretary. He also won the amateur cham
pionship OF the association In 1901, defeat
Ing Bruce n. Smith by UP and to play
in the finals at the Midlothian Country
club. Mr.. Hoyt Is the present club cham
pion Of Glen View and also its president
and IL we'll qualified for the ONCE. both
from the playing and administrative stard-
point
General McGrew has served Veral
terms the president OF the St Louis
Golf associat ton. He organized the MS
souri, Golf association and Is its prcsi-
dent. General McGrew organized the
Glen Echo Country club. one of the finest
golf clubs In the country, and is the first
officer OF the association TO be chosen out
side OF the Chicago district.
The secretary and treasurer are we'll
known locally and have had experience
as officers Of their respective clubs.
The entire ticket represents one of the
most efficient working bodies the associa-
ton has ever had.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
Piles Quickly
Cured at Home
Instant Relief, Permanent Cure
Trial Package Mailed
Free to All in Plain
Wrapper.

Piles is q fearful disease. but easy to cure
II you so at IL right.
An operation with the knife is dangerous.
huniiiating and rarely permanent success
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21

But great and worldwide as will be the
material benefits of the canal the moral
and political EFFECTS will be no less remark
able and no less salutary. In the United
States the inevitable effect will be to de-
velop stronger and deeper sentiment of
national unity than this country has ever
known. New and larger trade relations Will
Join the Atlantic seaboard and the Pacific
coast more closely than even the transcon-
tinental railways have accomplished. and
will tend TO unity in interest and sentiment
all the Americas.
With the canal open there will be no At
lantic and no Pacific fleet either in the
navy or in the merchant marine, but an
American fleet. As an object lesson in the
need of an isthmian waterway. the trip of
the Oregon In the spring Of 1895 from San
Francisco to the coast of Florida was the
most convincing argument ever adduced
With its powerful machinery working to its
utmost limit and everything in it's favor,
including a commander of the first rank,
sixty-eight days were consumed in the
voyage. With the canal open II could have
made the trip In ten or twelve days and
without need of special haste. Instead OF
two nsvies, we shall have double navy
I ready for all emergencies. The ability to
assemble our warships quickly will act as
a powerful influence in the direction of
peace for 1t will operate constantly as a
preventive of war. The high position as a
world power to which this nation. under the
guidance OF Mckinley and Roosevelt and
Hay has advanced during the last few
years will thus be strengthened and en-
larged, and American influence upon the
civilization of the world and upon the well
fare OF the human race will be immeasura-
/ bly, extended.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
Proper wins the Lissak Handicap on
Emeryvtlle Course.


SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2o.-Proper Sc
at Emeryville today and scored a lucky
win. Knapp outriding Radtke at the finish.
Starter Hoffman sent the contestants off
struggling. Redlesf secured the place after
a brilliant strusgle with Jake Sanders.
Proper opened at to ], but the strong play
on Redleaf, Bear Catcher and Jake Saun-
Clean 6es sS Oafs 10 to
First race. three and a half furiongs:
Grace G.. won. Humsda second, Clements
second race. mite and three-sixteenths
Dixie Lad won, Dusty Miller second. Bonar
won, Lilly Golding second. Laura F. NJ.
third. Timer :Gs.
Fourth race, mile; Lissak handicap;
Jake sanders third. Time i:s2&. O'
Fifth race. six furlongs: Darsin won.
salable second. Tim Hurst third. Time:
sixth race. futurity course: Tenordale
won. Cocksure second, Ebei Thatcher third.
i Los ANGELES. Jan. a-Results at
First race. six and a half furlonss: Con-
lessor won, The Gadfiy second, DR.. Nc
Second race. Brooks course: Nine Spot
won. Arrah Gowan second, Wyefeld third.
Third race, mile and nifty yards. handicap
Gilpdn won. Dr. Lego second. Embarrass-
ment third. Time: 1:4pA.
Fourth race the Ascot o S one mile
Silver wedding third. Time: l:aOat
Fifth race. fve furlonEs: Fireball won
Betsy second, Fustian third Time: l:OsH
Sixth race, five and a half furlongs
Hector won. Foxhall second. Evelyn Grit
! I'M third. Time: .S.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 1-Resuits al
First race. six furiongs: Platter won
Hannibal Bey second. Whorler third Time
second race. half mile: Bemay won. Glad
Pirate second, St Cloud third. Time
o.tsSs
will second. Novens third. Time: l:i2A.
Fourth race handicap mile ana quar-
ter; Phil Finch won, King Ellsworth
second, Monaco Maid third Time: 2;ee4s
won. St. Valentine second, Luretta third
sixth race. ak furlonss: haywood won
Arsenal second, Vagary third Tine: 1854
1 Seventh race, mile and sixteenth
ADMINISTER won. Colonist second Joe Les
ser third Time i;Sss n..,,.. .
Firsi race. three and a half furlongs
Bonart won. Frances H. second. Len
second race. mile and three-sixteenths
Hymettus won, Grosgrain second. Han
More third. Time: i:oe;
handicap; Don Fonso won, Billy Hands,
second. Astarita third. Time: i,o7.s.
Fourth race. the Cosmopolitan handicap
mile aud q quarter. hurdles: Lionel woT
Rip second. Charawind third. Time; 2:2sA
Firth race mile and a sixteenth: hand
|, cap: Devout won; Alma Dufoyr second
| sixth race, mile and seventy yards
| Drexel won. Morendo second, Little Elki
third Time: i;isA-
Tichimingo won. Kara second, Prince 9
Piess third. Time: i:os.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
auditorium roller rink.

The coming week will be one of unusual
interest Al the Auditorium roller r:nk
There will be races every night except
Thursday and Saturday.
On Monday night the race win be be-
tween Miss Kahn and Miss Foyls. and
night there will De another free-fc--all.
similar 20 the race OF last week. which
ment. on wednesday night Mr.. Collins
OF Milwaukee Sfll race With AR. Hng-
land Of Omaha. in a three-mile dash.
laid aside for the Damrosch concert
Friday night will be given over TO a
masque carnival: every skater will wear
a mask or costume. and cash prizes viii
Be awarded 70 the most beautiful, unique
ana comic. Saturday night will be general
skating for everybody.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21

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Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
other Drastic concentrations.
w. G.. A. Nominations.

The nominating committee of the Western
Golf. association. consisting OF Solomon
Sturges. Charles T. Atkinson and Arthur
p. Bowen. have presented the following
ticket to be voted or at the next annual
meeting OF the association, March 5:
President, Phelps b. Hoyt, Glen View
club.
Vice president. General George y. Nc
Grew. Glen Echo Country club.
Secretary, Albert r.. Gates, Calumet
Country club.
Treasurer, hurry Nelson. jr.. ontwen:sia
club.
Directors, the above officers and silas
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21

notable specimen Of this scandal
mongering literature was laid before the
country a few days ago from the pen Of a
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
Type of Canal.

As / said at the beginning Of these re-
marks our preparatory work Is nearing
Completion. II has. in fact, advanced as
far as We can carry 1t safely until we
know definitely the type OF canal We are
10 construct. whether II is 10 be sea level
or high level II is OF the utmost i'm
portance, therefore. that decision as 10 this
type be reached at the earliest possible
moment am glad 10 say, however. that
whatever may be the type decided upon IL
will take US but a short time 10 complete
the arrangements for beginning at once
10 carry its details into execution on a
comprehensive scale. We shall divide the
work into sections and prepare speeihea-
tons asking for bids for contracts for
such portions of the work as We think
can BE- done advantAgeously in that way.
We are strongly in favor OF doing the
work by contract II the type Of canal and
the prices bid will permit. One Of the chief
benefits We have derived from the prepare
tory work is the accumulation Of knogi-
edge as 20 the nature OF material TO be
handled and the cost OF handling II, which
will enable us 10 judge whether or not
such bids We NAV receive Will make II
Desirable 70 have the work done by con-
tract
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21

Established for the purpose Of helping
penitent fallen women 90 restore them 20
10 provide them with q home and employ
meht. until such time as they shall be
al ALL DONATIONS THANKFULLY RE-
CEIvED.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21

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Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21

CINCINNATI jan. 2O-Theodore p.
Shonts, chairman of the Isthmian Canal
commission. was the guest Of honor and
sole speaker at the January meeting of the
Commercial club in this city tonight. Mr.
Shonts had been asked by the club some
time ago to address It at such time as
was convenient, the invitation being pre-
scented through Secretary Of War w. H.
Taft. and the invitation was accepted for
this month.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
Lincoln Girls VIA.

The lincoln academy girls team and the
Tecumseh High school girls team engaged
sized crowd OF spectators at the Hahn
opera house last evening. At the end Of
the nrst half the score stood 10 in
favor o. the Lincoln girls. and al the close
OF the game II 10 s In favor of the visitors
The lincoln girls were too heavy for the
locals who. however. made them play for
every point
The Globe-republican., 1906-05-03
, ESrMENTS ARE FINE
MAGNIFICENT AND COSTLY AR.
TicLES IN CATHEDRAL.

,fficlating Priests In New Works Great
Roman Catholic Edifice Have Stump
tuous Raiment for the Special Cere-
monies of the Church.
The Globe-republican., 1906-05-03
COUNTING WAS NOT EXPENSIVE,
Seasons Billing and Cooling Came
Cheap In New Hamps1lre.

Seasons Billing and Cooling Came
Cheap In New Hampshire.
There lived In the town Of Epping,
N. H., an old man who was noted for
his penurjousness. One winter the
school teacher boarded at his house,
and she had beau who came once a
week to spend the evening with her.
This, Of course, necessltated heating
and lighting the parlor. g
Nothing was said about this item
Of expense at the end Of the term.
when the teacher paid her board bill,
but the next day, happening to meet
the young man on the street, the old
man accosted him, and, after few
preliminaries about the weather, rel
marked: "You know we've been to
some little extra expense shis winter
running that fire In the parlor for
you and teacher. I didn't say any
thing to her, but ! thought perhaps
you'd be willing to make 1t right"
"Why, yes" replied the young man,
IT am willing to pay anything reason
able, Of course. How much do you
think you ought to haye?"
WAL" drawled old Mr.. B., I guess
bout ten cents will do"
The Globe-republican., 1906-05-03
HOMES IN DODGE CITY
A Plan to Help Each Other and Build
up the Town.

| - t0u " TWP law INV eA''N - ~''I~'
up the Town.
At the next meeting Of the Commercial
Club to be held on Tuesday evening May
8. the matter Of iorming local Building
and Loan association will be taken up.
II properly taken hold Of 1t would be
possible 70 build new home each month,
The Building and oan Association Is
a system Of perfect mutually, reciprocity
and equality " all members, whereby the
gain OF one is the gain Of all. 1t will
help those who can not do SO otherwise
10 build homes, and 1t will encourage
saving, economy and thrift.
a small monthly pay ment will carry a
membership, and each share holder y 8
a voice In the management Of the associa.
tlon. A few years in the association will
assure to you the accumulation of prep
erty.
1t will enable members to buy home
for very little to exceed what they would
pay out tor rent.
The investor IN the association can
withdraw, and by giving thirty days
notice and the money paid in as dues by
him will be refunded.
The borrowers shares earn the same
profit as the investors and reduces the
cost Of the loan.
1t Is desired TO form an association that
will help every share holder and that
will provide more homes 10 Dodge City,
The association II formed will be ormed
solely in the interest Of Dodge City and
her people.
Will you attend the meeting and dis.
cuss with your neighbors this important
matter?
The Globe-republican., 1906-05-03
A BIG CIRCUS.
The Enlarged Campbell Bros. Con
solidated Shows Beyond
Comparison.

Inc enlarged Camppeii BROS. Con
solidated Shows Beyond
Comparison.
The great Campbell Bros. consolidated
shows which Will exhibit In Dodge ely
Tuesday, Ray 0, has been enlarged OF
such scale or liberality as to make Il
next TO impossible to depict lite real mag
nitude. Besides enormous additions Il
the circus proper, the parade has beer
increased and is now one Of the fines
ever seen with this meritorious organlza-
ton. In the arenic display are brought
together an assembly Of the most famou.
acrobats, gymnasts riders, equilbrists,
contortionists, aerial performers, dancers
funmakers and sensational specialists ia
tbs world. Most Of these artists make
their first appearance In this country with
the great Campbell Brothers consolidated
shows, Foremost among these celebrities
are 1.-The Flying Levans," "The Mizuno
troup Of Japs," Bishop Bros, double
somersault leapers; Nellie Ryland. cham.
pion bareback rider Of the world; Cossack
Rough Riders, In daring feats Of horse
manship; the great hlppodrome races and
other highly sensational acts too nnnier-
GUS TO mention.
Among the trained animal features are
q herd Of performing elephants, educated
horses and ponies, high jumping dogs
and clown mules. The menagerie annex
contains the most complete, exclusive,
and valuable collection Of Wild animals
from oil parts of the world.
The street parade Will leave the show
grounds at 10 O'Clock. Performance al 2
and SIP. m.
The Globe-republican., 1906-05-03
Examination.

A civil 70 Mce examination VIII be
held on the 10y eighth day Of May, 1906,
In bod City, Ford county, kansas, ut
ten (1O) O'Clock a. M, for the following
named offices for the Kansas State Sol
diers' Home. Viz: quartormarter, sur
gcon and adjutant; and for the Btck-
erdyke annex vt Ellsworth, Kansas. The
examination will be held on Friday the
9th day Of May, 1915. for the Office Of
superintendent, matron and surgeon. All
persons presenting themselves for exam
inatlon must be honorabIy discharged
soldiers, sailors or marines who served In
the union army during the rebeIli
81. B. Dobyns, Pres.
8. 81 Thomas, F. A. L. ON. Secy.
Commandment. I'M. W. Sutton, Treas.
IT. Dodge, Kansas, April IL. lOOG.
The Globe-republican., 1906-05-03
TRIAL I'm LABRADOR,
+cULIAR CUSTOMS DATE FROM
CENTURIES AGO.
lies Always Buried with Instruments
II the Chase In Their cairns--Worn-
out Razors Put to Strange Use by
The Survivors.

~ d \ ID l. i vi. Ia
Labrador's dreary waste is peopled,
generally speaking, by few scattered
tribes OF Montagnais Indians, while it's
seaboard in the north Is occupied by
ibout 5000 Eskimos. Each race has
| It's peculiar burial customs, interesting
| if awesome. When d member OF a
community dies the Eskimos carry
the body to the top OF hill near their
settlement and there lay 1t, in sitting
posture, on the surface OF the hard,
fiinty ground. Heavy stones are piled
about 1t in the form Of cairn. com
pletely covering Is SO that the wolves
and bears may be unable to disturb the
body. The male Is buried with his
weapons Of the chase and the female
with her domestic implements. After
years, when the action OF summer suns
and winter SHOWS has broken down
the mount Of stones, 1t Is not uncona.
mon for other natives to help them
selves to the stone lamps, flint and
ivory arrow and lance heads and other
articles Of value to them which are
found lying beside the bodies. But
in every case some substitute, even II
less valuable. is placed there instead
Of what has been removed.
1t is the idea Of the pagan Eskimos
that though the spirit Of the dead per
son has reached the other world and
no longer needs the articles, the ghosts
who attended on him in life have to
be propitiated by keeping up the num-
Der Of articles originally placed In
the grave, even If the material Of
these is deported from. The Moravian
missionaries humor the natives whom
| they have Christianized by practicing
this habit Of substitution, and favor.
able article to place in the graves is
rusty razor. Many years ago some
admirer Of the mission sent out an
enormous quantity of razors in the
belief that they were In general use.
But the last thing one would contem-
plate doing on this coast in winter
would be to use razor. As no other
use could be found for the razors they
have been devoted to this peculiar pur-
pose. and so 1t is common to see In
every Eskimo grave that has been
opened an appliance which no old-time
Eskimo ever heard Of.
These curious customs are trans.
mitted from people to people. The
Montagnais Indians have somewhat
similar practice. They bury their dead
in box or coffin made out of bark, and
in this are placed a loaded gun, horn
Of powder, bag Of shot, pouch Of
tobacco, a flint and steel for striking
fire, an ak and pair of snowshoes.
The burial place is likewise hilltop.
as 1t is impossible to dig underground
In Labrador for eight months Of the
year, and stones are also used to
cover the coffin. But they are so ar
ranged that some can be removed after
ten days when the relatives return and
take out these valuable articles. It is
held that by that time the dead one
has reached the happy hunting grounds
and has no further use for them. But
even they, too, substitute wooden
sticks for the gun. ak and snowshoes,
and skins for other articles.
The Globe-republican., 1906-05-03
RHEUMATISM CURED.
Winthrop's Uric Solvent viii
Cure Rheumatism.

No need to suffer longer. 1t drives
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The aches and pains are quickly
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The formula is on every bottle.
You know what is in 1t. So do we.
That is one reason why we recom-
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