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The daily sentinel., 1907-06-22
THE JURY WILL
FIND MANY
BILLS
az AssoeInted Press.l }

Denver. June 22-This afternoon
the federal grand pury which has
been investigating the timber, land
and coal frauds of this and other
western states for a number of weeks,
VIII make Its report at four O'Clock
1t is believed that about sixty in
dictments viii be returned, many of
them against Denver men.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-22
UNCONSCIOUS FIVE DAYS

t,,dWn V from a horse last sunday as
detailed previously in the Sentinel.
Miss Leila McComas. a young lady, or
Rjfe who has frequently visited thls m.
rity is battling brayely for her Iile,
vel she has been unconscious Tor hEe
davs The physicians believe that she
Iii recover though her condition Is
very critical
walk-over shoes. S8.5O-Lonler's
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-22
BAKER DEAD
lnr AssoeInted Press.l

Leavenworth, kan, June 22.-
Hon. Lucas Baker, former United
States senator from Kansas. died last
morning at l:15 O'Clock after a long
Illness
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-22
DRUNKEN MANS
TERRIBLE DEED
In Crowded Chair Car on Rock Island
Train This Morning, An Italian Barber
Began Shooting, Killing One Pass
enger and Injuring Several

+ BY Associated Press
: DENVER June 22-In a shooting chair at
taehed to a No wesbound
; man believed to be instantly killed and
Mrs Morris olson Colorado wound
= ed mott fatally however.
!. The shooting Italian barber John Bells
who half crazed vermouth started up suddenly
+ and declaring had been trying to rob him.
started down taking deliberate aim at passen
+ -,-.,
The first Olson who shot In the cheek
and her sister who received the shoulder His third
= bullet passed Compton's heart
Everyone nell Of the car except C. A dheu
f Denver and Pueblo who with the help OF
overpowered Bells aer the ltl
L Ian had drawn razor and desperate resistance
/ Bells and a companion named Patrick Losanbead were
given over to the train reached Goodand
+ The shooting took place Dresden and Sheridan
Kansas Both Bells had their wives and child
: rem with them The children went on to San Fran
..o, -. ,r - 7r.ur . talor
of Minneapolis taken from the train at Good
+ land, ,- ,.,.., ,,.u,
Mrs Olson and taken to the hospital there
Mrs a bride her husband having just gone
= ,boad Of her to their in Ariba, Colorado
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The daily sentinel., 1907-06-22
FATAL BITE
(By Associated Prcss.j

Colorado Syringe, June 22.--
jamie Frizzell the five-year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John
Frizzell. of the Woodbury. ranch
met a sudden and frightful
death last night as the result
of being bitten by a rattlesnake.
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The daily sentinel., 1907-06-22
OFFICIALS
AT WORK
IN THE PLACES
or the Striking Operators
in Frisco While Non
Union Men Are Being
Shipped In
CBy Associated Press.)

San Francisco. June 22-The sit
uation here In regard to the strike
of the Western Union and Postal
Telegraph operators is quiet today.
In all about 200 operators are out
and service is now maintained in the
offices of both companies by officials.
including Chief operators and wire
chiefs. together with one or two op-
orators, men and women who have re
malued loyal.
The Western Union officials said
today that the company hoped to be
running fairly well within a week,
when operators from other points
are expected TO arrive to III the plac-
es of the strikers.
Fifteen operators are on their way
here from the east. Others are ex-
pected to follow. As to whether the
strike will be ordered extended to
other cities at once remains to be de-
termined.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-22

San Francisco. June Superin-
teudnnt A. II. May of the Western
Union Telegraph company said this
afternoon that the situation had i'm
proved somewhat.
He said that before noon between
80 and GO operators We're at work
nearly one third Of the regular force
All former employees desiring re-
instatement will be dealt with as in
dividuals, the company refusing alb
solutely to recognize the union in any
way.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-22

There will be no band concert to-
night. It took place last night as the
band is in Glenwood Springs today
playing for the Strawberry day fes-
tiYItIea.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-22

We honor the attn OF July, and 1t is
for liberty and independence that-we
all should use every endeavor to pre-
serve our eyesight, and not be de-
pendant on others for our welfare.
If your eyes give you any trouble do
not triae with them, but consult a
good occulist like Moody, who will
give you proper advice.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-22

New York City, June pa copy
of personal and confidential re-
port" of the business of the Immigra-
ton commission of the Western Pas
sengcr association, has fallen i'm the
hands of the government and will
be of great assistance, il is reported,
i'm the Investigations being made in
to cNorbitant freight and passenger
rates of the country.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-22

number Of railroads, held in Chicago
last night.
The report it is said. is founded
on authority that might be called
official.
IL is stated that the new low rates
Will be effective after August first.
Several of the prominent railroad
men and managers, here to attend
the meeting. where interviewed to-
day but positively refused to answer
any question regarding this matter.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-22
THE MARKET
Bv Associated Press.) }

Cbocago. June 22.-Wheat quoted
at g3 G93A; July 92H a 90 a
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-22

w II LaCoste leaves this after
noon over the Midland FOR DUST
ness trip to Denver
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-05
REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE
FoRs
Oontnued)
D. V. SHOLES COMPANY
HOUSES
TEL. DOUG. 40.

y OIlO
drive, good repair and choice
location. Cheap.
6,OOO-On oath near Center, 8
rooms, all modern, with barn
and 50x140 foot lot, very
choice, east front, near park
and car.
11,OOO-40th. near Davenport, Sex
III feet, east front, handsome,
well built 10-room modern, hot
water heat, oak finish. Best
and cheapest place in west
Omaha. Floor plans and cut
on application,
17,OO0-3OO3 California St, 1b0x130
feet, large. we'll built 10-room
house, handsome interior fin
ish, hot water heat; everything
very best; good barn; cost
double the price.
VACANT.
S375-132x19S feet, east front.
18th St., block south Vinton.
below grade, but a snap.
S30O-5Oxl35 feet, east front on
S5th, 200 feet north Daven-
port. Very cheap, Car line
going near this.
S6O0-40x120 IT,, lot Sholes sub.
on 10th Just south Of Vinton.
Any terms.
WEST FARNAM SPECIAL.
1OOx165 IT. corner, same block as
Cudahy house. Owner wants
to sell quick See us.
FOR FLATS.
60x140 east front on 2Sth, just south
of Jackson. Want cash offer
this week.
ACRES.
5 acres "a mile north Central Park
school, 2 story 8-room house,
barn, some small fruit, all Ia
garden. Want to sell quick.
acre with 4-room house, we'll, barns,
crib, lots of fruit; fine for
chickens or small dairy, "a
mile end Benson car line.
Cheap at $1,000. Cash or
terms.
TRACKAGE LEASE.
132x1S2 feet, 18th and lizard, good for
coal yard or any other bust
ness. Low rent long time.
09)-S9s Ok
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-05
OFFERED FOR SALE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR sALE-A Hosps Co. certificate to
apply on purchase OF piano. Address
p al. Bee. Q6)-M12 s
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-05
ITO BOARD TRADE.

1,55O-2SO9 vinton, rms, sewer,
water and gas, 30xl27 IT,, paw
ing paid.
1,60O-712 Bancroft, 6 rooms, wa
ter and gas, 40x117 it,, good
repair. Cheap.
1,550-Near 21st and Grant SITS, As
foot lot, rooms, mod. except
furnace.
2,25O-2311 Vinton St., rms,
mod. except fur, lot 33x127.
spells. all paid. We also have
1918 at same price and 2317
for $4,000. These are good
places.
2,5O0-Near 44th and Burdette, less
than block of Walnut Hill car.
50x12S 1t. with nearly Groom
all mod. house, built by owner
for home, first-class in every
detail Choice.
3,750-Near 18th and Pinkney, 50x
134 it., Groom all modern,
with barn, exceptionally well
built by owner.
9,250-3515 Sherman Ave, am X
124, 2-story square Groom
modern house. 1t is cheap and
good.
S,75O-If sold this week, 3039
Marcy St., 43hx125 it., q
story square all modern house,
nearly new, good repair, owner
leaving. =
S,5O0-19th st. Boulevard, south Of
Burdette, nearly new, well
built, 7-room all modern house,
first class and cheap.
3,600-1511 North SD, rooms,
new and all modern, very we'll
built, on car line, high and
slightly.
1850 and 4,20O-two z and S-room
houses south of Cunning and
between 18th and 21st Sts.
walking distance.
7,OOO-West Farnam district, corner
57x124 feet, 9 rooms, all mod
ern, oak finish; barn, shade
and permanent walks. Worth
the money.
5,300-3870 Dodge, 8 rooms, al
modern, with good barn, bricl
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-05
SARPY COUNTY FARM
3O6 ACRES AT $40 PER
ACRE

Wen improved farm, 4 miles
southwest OF South Omaha;
two sets Of improvements. one
s-ToOm and one Groom house;
$50 acres In cultivation. 50
acres pasture, 80 acres in hay,
ali kinds Of fruit: cheap for
the money.
GEORGE & CO., 1901 Farnam st.
uO
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-05
PERSONAL
(Continuedl

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towels ana vibrat SG but eisotriGity and
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Removes wrinkles, pimples, blackheadsI
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Electric scalp treatment prevents the hair
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Gray or faded hair restored without
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YOUNG railway office man desires to Join
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REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
RUSSELL & MKITRICK CO.. 4s2 Range.
Q9)-5S0
W. II. TURREL1, ls Patterson Blk Doug.
l129 Q9)-5d
SEARS. 521 N. Y. Life Tel Red sg7
Qs)-5S9
PAYNE INV. CO.. LIST fir. N. Y L. Doug.
ISL Q9)-5s3
ALFRED c. KENNEDY. 200 First Natl
bank bldg. Phone Doug 728. O9)-6D
GEORGE 6 COMPANY,
1901 Farnam. Tel. Douglas 756
O9)-n2
r.. c. PETERS, Bee Bldg. Q9)-7l3
CITY PROPERTY FOR sALR.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-05
THE BYRON REED co.
Phone Douglas 297

LOCAL No. 3Oth, broom cottage, lot 5S1sx
100, cement walk. Easy terms If de-
sired.
F1,6OO-On Center st.. near 18th, good 4-room
cottage
$2,65o-S-room all modern house at 1870 So.
9th, east front lot, slate roof; rents
for $3.50 per month.
S2,5O0-S. E. Cor. 18th Ave. and Chicago,
new broom, 2-story house on full
corner lot: barn.
$3OOO-2705 Chicago, house has rooms, new
plumbing, full lot, overlooking the
boulevard. Easy terms II desired.
N'SOO-2S62 Ohio St., good 5-room cottage,
gas, city water and sewer, good south
front lot 6Ox1SO Only one block to
car.
g. 2O0-527 s. 18th Ave, S-room cottage with
porcelain bath tub, closet, two fire.
places, furnace, paved street House
rents for $3.50 per annum.
SOOO-S. w. Cor, 42d and Lafayette Ave,
O good 7-room, 2-story house with
best Of plumbing full corner lot COX
lb0; room for another house. A good
neighborhood and only one block to
car.
$2,500-lSl3 Burt St., Groom cottage, city
water and sewer, paved street.
S3,5O0-625 s 10th St., S-room house, bath,
closet, etc: a good close In home.
Don't disturb tenant See us II you
want to look through.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-05
2l2 SOUTH 18th ST

J, 75o-At 2s15 Frederick; We have a good
broom cottage with two full lots.
Easy terms.
s, 65O-4O23 Dodge St., Groom house with
bath, gas, sewer, city water etcI
oak finish downstairs, mantel In liVs
ing ROOM full cellar; lot 75x1S5, on
corner.
4, 250-On Poppleton Ave. Groom all mod
ern house, fine corner lot, shade
trees, barn, paved streets.
45OO-N. L. Cor. 25th Ave. and Dewey Ave.
lot 70Xl20; good location for flats.
House on lots rents for 500 per year.
'6,5OO-On Farnam St, Groom, all modern,
new, finished in oak downstairs, I
good bedrooms, attic, barn. Owner
must sell this month.
bJ5O0-3 houses on Pacific st. bet. 18th and
18th, south front lot, Rents for $40
per month
Sc, 20-9-room all modern home on 8Sth Ave.
near Dodge St., full east front lot
S8,OOO-9-Toom all modern house on Ist Ave.
near Dodge ST., east front lot
$l3,500-N. w. Cor. 18th and Chicago. A
choice corner 66x132; house has IL
rooms, is all modern, steam heat A
fine corner for stores or an apart
ment house.
S26 1904 3-story brick building @ stores
and fiats), corner lot; rents 90 604
per year; close in. Owner sells be-
cause he needs the money.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-05
$50 CASH
SMALL ACRES

55-acre fruit farm. west Of
Benson, all in fruit good 4
room house, cemented cellar,
barn for four horses. wind
mill, all necessary outbuild-
ings, over 1900 fruit trees, all
bearing, all kinds of small
fruit. $3.50 per acre.
10 acres south of @ st. near
26th St.. 4-room cottage, good
barn, corn crib. all kinds OF
fruit and berries. land rioh
and productive. Price $3.50.
GEORGE s. CO., 1901 Farnam st.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-05
KEYRTONE PARK

KEYSTONE PARK.
This is the Paxton farm. / mile west Of
Benson. subdivided into small tracts for
suburban homes, gardening, etc. Plat and
prices now ready. Let US show you this
land.
J. II. DUMoNT & SON,
Omaha, Nsb. 9O5-s N. Y. Life Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-05

GARVIN BROS.
HOUSES
$55O-5127 N. 18th St., 4-room cot
tage, newly painted and newly re-
paired. EASY PAYMENTS.
SsOO-2s26 Decatur st., lot 60x127,
with old six-room house; rents So.
SNAP.
SS5O-32Os Emmett St., good Ave
room cottage, city water, lot 5Ox12S
#. EASY TERMS.
$1,25O-3Oo5-SOO7 Franklin St., two
cottages, lot 50x127. GOOD BAR
GAIN.
$1,6OO-3322 Boyd St., NEW Groom
cottage, foored attic, cemented cellar,
coal bins, full lot, two blocks from
Ames Ave. car line. PART TERMS.
SS,500-Near Hanscom park, nearly
NEW dwelling, two full stories, nice
rooms and swell reception hall; every
modern convenience; cement street
walk. PART TERMS.
INVESTMENTS
$4,00O-Rents $4S0-526-52S 8.
9th St., double modern fiat.
63O-632 18th Ave.-note the location
two nearly new modern brick fats,
rents $40 per year. Submit offer.
S16,OO0-Rents $2,160, six modern
! flats in west part city, almost walking
distance; in excellent repair, on paved
street and always leased to desirable
tenants. PART TERMS. INVESTI-
| GATE.
VACANT
$s,OO0-Close in, so feet frontage,
near 21st and st. Mary's Ave-; fine To-
cation for bricks.
! S2,BOO-Near 9th and Jackson, SO
| It. frontage, a very choice location to
improve with bricks for home or In
vestment.
NEW
SUBDIVISION
SS5O-Choice building lots, east
fronts on 18th St., opposite Mrs. A. ].
Poppleton's property, and west fronts
on 18th boulevard, one block south OF
Spruce st. Part on terms.
GARVIN BROS.
| 1904 Farnam.
us)-
DOWN TOWN FLAT
ll-room, s-story, all modern, south-fron
| fiat lot 22x182, only 6 blocks from P. o
Would rent for $65 per month. Price onl!
| $500
BEMIS
Phone Douglas SIS. Paxton Block
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-05

30 IT ON Slst Ave. near Dodge, t2o0A ~
20 IT. ON S2d north of Dodge, 1900
3 SOFT. south front lots on Dewey Ava ana
S4th, A45O and d,500.
0xl2 H. east front on the boulevard near
Woolworth Ave, $500.
76x24S east front on 32d Ave-. overlookinN
Hanscom park, $500
b2x245 east front on SD Ave. north rs sis,
Ben Whites residence, 5000
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-05
j. w. RASP co.

Real estate. loans. insurance.
S8,&0-Buys a good 7-room, nearly new,
all modern oak finish house, we'll
located near 10th and Miami st.
S2,O5O-Buys good broom cottage, all mod
ern, including furnace, paved street,
south front. near oath and Mander-
son SIS.
n,s5O-Buys new broom cottage, all mod
ern, near Dodge car line.
INVESTMENTS
$4,OOO-Buys two brick fats that are renting
for $50 per month.
g, 45O-Buys four frame houses, one block
fTohl Hanscom Park, now renting
for 81 per month
S2.O0O-Buys a choice down town business
lot, trade considered.
For quick sale list your property with the
j. w. RASP & CO.
Douglas 1868 435 BaXton Blk
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g., 6er '6e fib{te Maaneoer bar boz
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of 6e itdrfte Bunfe 8bilaoelpbia,
Gourtb @treet Gationaf 8anf, tom
fi6ite 26r6ag en- tilfpnela6en6e iinbS-
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ban oper til &asiererens 8in6ue oe
fa1te6e en- @pn1be it16 a6 bette. Sen
efsplo6ereoe og 6rebte 8ombefalte>
rem ielp og asit1teren6e &asierer Mc-
Gear ian1t iaare6e 12 an6re Berio-
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5teele al Garner, Sonia, en- noget
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trpnge fig ,i,lo i 8antelt efter al
8omben oar iprnngt % 8anfl flofa.
Ierne goeIagt for at iatte fig ] 8efib.
belle Ben gNasfe aeng Der Dal
Iipreot ober belle @1ilpet men asoH
! fif oel11s fforo
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gamn1enlien bette 8Iabs Otter.
retninger fra BET gamle 2ano meb
anore gaabes % prsD, ON Sc roget
anoet sIeos fiinber ben, fDtoieere e.
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81 II not o nj S or 5 e II.

=
&rofesioren forloo 8roofines 8.
%. Suni og bar / Ben SID paret
rnnot ON SSor6en og bar reiit fra
ben 70. til BEN 20. 11orolige 8reobe-
groo. Sra 8aibington reilte ban til
england, bpor ban reprelentere6e
Munertfa paa Sen ir1ternationole
Nlanteabls- og Spbri6iierings= =@on,
gres is2on6on ng iegte oerefter efter
en- ipgoon1sfiffer &artoffeL i6et 6enne
@nlturpIante 10 imeoegaar EN-, beIoia
Srentio ber i 2anoet efter ben t1De
gMfobo boIlop ls
sra eng glano q 4 fIaeo Sc bon ct 8eiee
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-11

tlbenel i i ag5iinter 1lleget nbrifftiiges
i 6en peftlige 9el at Canada, bDor
De gaor: in6 I 8pertre paa Sob. S
@fnnipeg lbb fbfte nge en- lib or11-
firing paa 8pens Sobe6ga6e, og en-
2pnr bleo orebt peo Canadian @a-
cities citation. Sra @aftatoon 1ne6-
6eleS, at en- Slot l1lbe bapbe for
fulgt to Mpn6 i ct Settlement og
iaget Sen enc op ! ct Sre, boor ban
rnaotte opboloe fig belle Natten, me.
oens l1lpene tu6e0e UNDER bam, og
ben anoen frelite fig lin 8aggaaro
1ne0 l1lbene lige ! S9lene paa fig.
@il6tbeltan6en ffal bore neget fnap
/ 6e @gr1e, bborfor nlpene er for
bungre6e. S91aa / Dulutb bar man
oblerberet l1lbe / 8Det1s l1ofunter.
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Niels Gbrtitian Sunien, Sen ban-
=lfe Mnnb, Ser fom ti6ligere outtult
fot1 al Gage be6 SSerrtbane,lDffen
zneo @n6erlin, g. Gaf., Matten til
ssa1leuftensbug, og bpis &ien bar
@enmare, SC. @of., bpor ban beo6e
.boet fi6en 1898, bar fp6t i. @oppel
6ogn pna 2ollan6 og so Mor gon<
mel. San bar opret ber / M1nert-
ia li6en 1879, boe6e I &acine / 12
Mar % bar berefter Sormer / Min,
nelota / 5 9lur. &au bar Ell al Ct
le0enoe 0a1tffe MGt6 / Sen banife
&olo11i / &enlnare @gnen, bror ban
bab6e bpgget fig ct bpggeligt $iem
90 eiebez en- pnrbifnlb. 5garr Da
l1lpffeu ramte bnm, bar ban pno
@eilen til ct ssSulebeipg bos @legt.
hinge % 8enner @aci,1e. S Marts
1905 feire6e Sunien og bans @ultru
5glbbrb1ll&p. Son efterlaoer fig @n-
fe % 6 8ern, at bptlfe Sc fleite er
bofsne.
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Sitter. en- eSernbanefataitrpfe. 0ns-

Sitter en- rnbanefataitrufe. Ons-
bag fi6ite l1ge leb to Nasfagertren
paa &ocf sSslanb @anen in1o6 btnan,
ben me6 ful6 Sart peo 9lltabi1ta, 80
Mile 8eit for Topefa, &anias. Set
enc Gran, $50. 80, Ser bar fDlot
mes Hnsiugerer, bleD fu1oitanoig
p0elagt, og Ser opito6 $50 &uiner-
ne, boorbe6 mango Menneffer ON.
tom. Ser bleb 6rnbt ialt 80 8erio<
ner, af bpilte 6e fIeite bar nefsifan-
.fe Ss5ernbanearbeioere, og 40 iaare<
oes. 5fploen for l1lpffen paabbiler
en- ung Selegrofift> Der bapoe Drore
til at itan6ie Srenene pe6 en
rp6sning8itotion, men bop6e for
idn1t bette. &nn telegrafereoe iaa
til Ben nafte citation, at ban baooe5
la6et Srarret gaa forbi @tationen
tro6s SrbrenL ogzat ban mi lelp bill.
De flpgte, bDt1fet ban oglaa gioroe.
Son er bog ienere blebet anbolot.
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