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Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-11-01
Where Is Dicksy7

The News is in receipt OF a letter
from the American Genealogical Society
Of Chicago, inquiring for Ira Dickey.
The letter says that Ira Dickey is the
principal heir to an estate Of something
like $4,000. and they want to find
him. Great Scott! Is it possible that
il can be the Ira Dickey who recently
6zzled out trying to run the Juliaetts
Journal, and who latter worked News
office a MONTH II so there is one poor
nrinter that ought to be found at once,
notified of his good luck, and pointed
TO with pride by the rest Of the fratern-
itv. So far as we know Ira will be
the only PRIMER on earth worth thai
much money. Other newspaper:
please copy for we would like to see
how rich printer would look. Let US
find Ira.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-11-01
Telephone Meeting

There was a meeting OF the Ameri-
can ridge farmers telephone company
in Troy Saturday, in the Office Of At
torney Ogden. E. E. Crandall, repre-
senting the Interstate line was pres
ent. After discussing the situation it
was decided that the American ridge
line should remain independent, the
farmers to retain the line and to have
switching privileges over the Inter
State for two years, and the Interstate
TO have use of the through line be-
tween Troy and Kendrick for two
years for commercial purposes. The
farmers incorporated at $4,000 with S.
W. Bingham president and Manford
Harland secretary. The farmers will
own the kpe between Troy and Ken
drick.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-11-01
Important To Homesteaders.

By circular of October 18, 1907, the
following rules were adopted governing
the action Of this Office on homestead
commutation proofs hereafter submit
ted:
/. Communication proof offered under
homestead entry made on or after
Nov. l, 1907, will be rejected unless
it be shown thereby that the entryman
has, in good faith, actually resided
upon and cultivated the land embraced
in such entry for the full period Of at
least fourteen months.
D. Where such commutation proof
is offered under an entry made prior to
Nov. /, 1907, if it be satisfactorily
shown thereby that the entryman had,
in good faith, established actual resi-
dence Oh the land within six months
from the date Of his entry, he may be
credited with constructive residence
from date of entry; provided it be also
shown that such residence was, in good
faith, maintained for sucn perlou az
when added to the period Of construc.
tive residence herein recognized, equals
the full period Of fourteen months res
idence required by the homestead laws
and
8. In no case can commutatioI
proof be accepted when it fails to shoV
that the required residence and cultiva
ton continued to the date on whicl
application for notice OF intention t
make such proof was filed.
Very respectfully,
(Signed) R. A. Ballinger,
Approved: Commissioner
James Rudolph Garfield, Sec'y.
Very respectfully,
T. H. Bartlett, Register.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-11-01
His Dear Old Mother.

"Mv dear old mother, VINO Is TOW
eighty three years old, thrives on Elec,,
tric Bitters." /" writes w. B, Brunson, OF
DnbIin. GA sShe has taken them for
abont two wears and enjoys excellent
anU aonetite feels strong and sleeps we'll"
Tbat;s the way Electric Bitters affect
,ba AGED. and the came happy results
follow in all cases of femrle weakness and
General debility. Weak, puny. children
soo are greatly streghthened by them
Guaranteed also for stomach, liver and
Kidney troubles, by c. V. johnson
Druggist. 5Oc.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-11-01
Out of Sight.

'Out Of sight, out OF mind,a is an old
saving which applies with special force
to sore, burn or wound that's been
treated with Bur klen's Arnica Salve.
It's out of sight, mind and out OF exist
eoce. Piles too and chilblains disappear
nnder it's healing influence. Guaranteed
by C. V. Johnson Druggist. 25c.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-11-01
Wanted.

Local representative for Troy and
vicinity to look after renewals and in
crease subscription list Of a prominent
monthly magazine, on salary and com
mission basis. Experience desirable,
but not necessary. Good opportunity
for right person. Address Publisher,
Rox So. Station o, New York. 2t
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-11-01
Hear Yei

]. M. Leake Of Driscoll ridge. ad-
dress Troy, is an experienced auc-
tioneer and is in the field for this kind
of business. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Let him call your next sale. Oct 18-4t.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-11-01
Lost

Fur boa between Troy and Moscow
Reward for return TO News Office
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-19
Veteran of the Civil War

Mr.. c. H. Cady, g. years old,
Of Worcester, Mass, a veteran
Of the Civil War, has been
made vigorous and strong by
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey,
the Worlds greatest tonic
stimulant.
Thcuz1-aH % men and vomsn-liks this
vstcrz--Asve been cared - this great
rneeicazs. and cannot say too much In
praise q IL
Nj Ca6v says. Il am a veteran q the
Civil War served three years. and am 50
years q axe.
Il take DUFFY-S PURE MALT WIS
KEY before each meal and find 20 the best
Of a-uCrzers. ] think that there Is moth
ing better for "a man getting on in years
I am temperate man and oaly use Your
product as a medicine and az only such
times as ] need g." c. II. Cady 5sI Park
Avenue Worcester Mass. sept LIST. 1904
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-19
READY FOR THE BIG MEETING
an Plans Perfected aRd Tickets for
Capacity of the Audi-
torfgm.

Dr. Charles z Bradt. chairman o. the
conuirtee on arrangements -Gr the Pres
byterian mems intersyn odicsl missionary
convention which begins al the Auditor
Jun al 1-s3 tonight arrived in Omaha
yesterday and was in conference last
niEht with the local COMMITTEES on the
hraI details Of The big meeting The
committeeman are certain o. the success
Of the meeting They want II under
stood thar tickets may be secured for oil
men and women who wish % attend the
various sessions AL admissions vii D.
by ticket and all Who hold tickets are
asked % attend OF give their tickets 10
Others who Win attend The seating ca
parity viii be occupied they calculate
and they do not wish tickets held unused
when others without them would Ike TO
use them A bureau viii Be- established
a the Auditorium where tickets may be
Obtained BY any who have failed 10 Sc
cure them another way
Delegates are expected 20 arrive IN
large numbers this morning and LhrouEh-
out the day. some came IN yesterday
The executive COMMITTEES has established
Is headquarters IN room III Of IRE MLIlsrs
hotal HtrE Dr. Bradr On charge. TIE sue
cess q the convenrion Is already assured
beyond the m1sI sanguine eNpectarions o.
Ihs committee over La delegates are
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-19

written b. Mrs Bsssett o. her husband
during the Sumner q 1904 while b. vas
engaged in field work away from home
Mrs Bassett uas called urcr 90 identify
each one separately. None q them had
any date and could be placed in the matter
q tine principally b. the postmark On the
envelope
The purpose u the defense in producing
the letters vas chiefly % snow that Mrs
Bassett vas writing the incest aftectlOnats
letters % her husband subsequent % the
date when. according 20 previous test
mouy. she had determines she must leave
him Another object m producing the let
ters vas to show that NJ Bassett was
sending his wife regularly SIS out % his
monthly salary Of S15a A number o.
checks were Introduces for the purpose Of
proving this. In one Of the letters she also
asks for q remittance. saying There is
81 coming I have already rad So
II Is said the defense hss stiu another
object IN producing the letters. This OBJ
jet has not yet been made known. but
viii e-ubody a more serious matter
Charles c. Basseut appeared IN the court
room for a few moments in the afternoon
He stood Just inside the door and was
screened from his wife's eyes by the crowd
Of people standing in front Of him
The trial viii continue this morning. with
Mrs. Bassetr stil on the stand
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-19

already registered ard more are coming
d Br1d- said Monday evening
You can say fC- us that it Is going o.
b. the hirE=st convention ~ the kind ever
held We are very sEre=ahlv SURPRISED
ever the promised ATTENDANCE. That 100
delegates have already REGISTERED fis-rrves
IRE report that ministers and lsy-rer would
not take the time 90 attend a convention
in the dead q winter. why. here are 6ele
gates coming from AT quarters ~ -he
country. from san Francisco 20 New YORK
and they come with the UNDERMINING that
they are % pay their own expenses. too
A special conference with the foreign
bard secretaries IS called 10 meet In the
Auditorium from 9 Or s o'cl1-k this after
noon The meeting viii BE- held with the
chai-uen q all the state and SYNOD cal
committees Revs- Erzdt. Haisev Sailer
and EcC1raughey win address tire meet
ms A cordial invitation Is extended O all
visiting delegates
The chzirn=a Of the several delegations
viii also hold a special conference this
morning
Among the more prominent men q the
intersy medical convention now In the city
are Rev. c. z B-set OF Chicago. Rev Ira
Landreth Of Nashville. Rev. a W Halsey
q New York. Rev. Hunter Corbeu ~
China Rev David NeCouaurhey 81 Pitts
burg. Rev. J. Campbell White. irtersynodi-
cal secretary e the Foreign Missionary
society Of the Presbyterian church for men.
and T. Il p. Sauer u New York
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-19
ILL, BUT HAS NO PHYSICIAN
John smith. sick with Pneumonia.
County ana City Refusing
Him Aid.

John Smith. a young German from
Winona- MINI. lies seriously sick IN an IN
kempt room at the Metropolitan hotel
Twelfth and Douglas streets. practically
without medical attention while the Official
city and county physicians enter into an
other chapter Of the never-ending dispute
as 70 their respective duties and jurisdic-
ton.
Smith is absolutely destitute. without
friends or money. and Is sheltered and fed
at the hotel through the charity Of Mrs
Beck the proprietor. He has been sick
for some time with measles. which has row
developed into pneumonia. and is IN
critical condition Mrs. Beck called her
family physician. Dr.. F. J. schleier. TO at
tend young Smith and paid the fee from
her own pocket This Is the extent q the
medical attention received by the young
man The county physician vas called and
refused to have Smith taken to the county
hospital because he had a contagious dis
ease and was not a resident Of Douglas
county. The city physician also was mott
fed OF Smiths predicsment. but refused TO
attend the case on the ground that he was
not properly a city patient
In the meantime Smith is lying alone
and deliriogs in his room al the hotel. with
every prospect that he VIII soon die II
medical attention IL not secured. He has
relatives al Winona- but his father refuses
70 come 10 his assistance and was even
angry because S15 was sent his son By the
Winona lodge Of the Ancient order OF
Druids. Of which organization Smith Il q
member. Smith ran away from home and
his father tried 10 retain the money sent
by the lodge when Smith was at ST. 10
seph's hospital
Smith was found nearly ssphyxiated
November in a room over the saloon Of
Billy Huston. Twelfth and Faruam streets
but was resucitated by Police Surgeon
Harris and taken 10 ST Joseph's hospital
where he remained for seven weeks After
recovering and being discharged from the
hospital the young man found work. but
soon became III with measles and has since
been al the Metropolitan hotel He has
been without medical attention since last
Saturday night
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-19
PRESS VANGUARD ARRIVES
Front Rank Ct EsbrIska Editors is RssisE-
i-g 0nshs.
ANNUAL .eE1He TO-DAY AND ToVORsow
Fine Program Has Been Arranged.
BeEinninE st O'Clock This After
noon and ContinufnE All
ThroaEh wednesday.

The vanguard q the Nebraska Press as
soliation began 20 arrive In Omaha last
night TO attend the tveuty-dfth annual
meeting q that orranizatiou. which is 70
be- held today and tomorrow Resistration
at the secretary treasurer'- once az the
Murray hotel viii be the only order Of this
mornings business. President Red Of the
shelton clipper arrived last niEht He says
be is assured Of a large attendance The
program for the session is as follows.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 2
s7nE. America association
Ron can. secretary.
Reading Of minutes. secretary.
ADDRESS Of welcome, Mayor James c.
Respezse. Henry C. Richmond Fremont
Daily News
Presidents annual address. Frank D.
Annual poem, Mrs. Isabel Richey, Lin
coin. Neb.
Response Guy Bemis. York Republican.
Secretsrys report and some suggestions,
Win Il Alaurln-
Appointment Of committees
WEDNESDAY MORNING. u.
Paper "Nadtenerisrn Run Mad Ed A
Fly. Fry's Wonder Magazine Discussion.
p. @. Edgecono. Nebraska Farmer. Dis
cLssion.
Weekly. A. J. Gale. Lincoln Daily star.
Reports q standing committees
Business session and election Of officers.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, g
Paper Twenty Years in one OF
fce, A ". Lldd- Albion News
Paper "A Woman Editors Experience, '
Miss Resa Hudspelh. Stuart Ledger.
Address. Railroad Advertising-'rhe Rail
road View. A Darlow. mana ger a1VeTt4s-
ing department Union Pacific railway.
Reports Of special committees
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-19
FRUIT J0BBERS ENCOURAGED
Expect Success of Congressman Ken
nedy's Move TO Investigate
Express Companies

Secretary Z B. Branch Of the Western
Fruit Jobbers' association has received
q copy Of the resolutions introduced IN
the house by Congressman John L Ken
nedy a few days ago calling for a fed
eral invest cation Of the express com
panies the object being 70 determine 10
what extent they engage in the fruit bus
mess. The intuDductiOn Of this resolu-
ton grows out Of the charges made
against the express companies by the as
ISOLATION al its annual meeting at Kan
sas City a short time ago Mr.. Kennedy
quoted some Of the allegations made BY
the association in its resolutions. The
fruit hobbers are much encouraged by the
interest Nj kennedy is taking in the
matter, and they have every reason 10
hope an investigation viii be made.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-19
Piles Cured
Broken Down with Twenty Years
Suffering. Massachusetts Man
Cured by Wonderful Pyramid
Pile Cure.


7 tried the sample Of your cure you
sent 70 me I used il and then bought
soc box The results were immediate
and surprising 10 ne. assure you. /
had been 10 a dozen Of the best doctors
and paid much money 20 them with 10
results whatever. I had this aG1ictiOn Cor
20 years I was in q hospital for long
time. and I left II physically broken
down ! have been 50 bad for months
al q tine as 70 be unable 10 walk Hav-
ing a friend who lost his life by an ope--
alton. / cesisted from ever having that
experiment tired On NE I owe you =
debt OF gratitude I believe that piles
would be hanished from humanity AID
become an unknown thing. were every
one aniicred with them 10 but spend
from soc u 500 for Pyramid Pile Cure.
Its speedy -CtiOn also makes Il extreme
Iy favorable for impatient PaDpIe- ! an.
yours sincerely, George Il Bartlett, Nat
Japan. Mass
Why should this man Re cured and you
LEFT 70 suffer- Why sho-Id you endure
the torture Of Al operation when thous-
a-zs Of case Of The Utmost severity have
been instantly renedied b. or method
me Pyramid Pile cure Is Natures
method o. curing plies. The little sup
p5sttories Immediately reduce al congrs-
non Nad swelling. heal the Ieverel aad
ulcs-ed PARIS and bring the rectuu back
10 IT'S normal condition
II c1sLs you absolutely nothing 10 try
rrfs -rs4ru -ut we VIII gladly send y1u
a free trial package Of TIE Pyramid Pile
-7.re in g plain sealed wrapper witHcL-
any expense 20 you Il you VIII send yclz
name ana address 20 Pyramid Drug CO.
so Pyramid Bldg Marshall Mich
v--eu YOU have used the sample q the
pyramid Pile Cure, you can get The same
remedy Al any druggists Al 80 cents Per
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-19
ELLA COTTON NASH TO WED
Mrs Herman KountEe AnnouneeS
Marriage of DAUGHTER TO Jer-
oEne Pratt Magee.

Mrs Herman k5-utze has announced the
marriage q he- daughter HIS Ela Cotton
Nash 70 AZ jerome Pratt Mace gre
wedding 20 take pace a. Nrs- K-ultze' s
home On Wes-nes-ay- February g. On ac-
count Of the recent bereavement IN nc
KC--Lze family the wedding VII be- v--y
quiet BRIDE and groom VIII have no at
Tenants and only the immediate fsuIl- e.
and few close friends Wil be present
Mrs Nash b the widow q Fred Nlsa- s--
n the late r " Nash Her husband died
a6-E- rwo r=a-s as1
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-19

1t is recognized everywhere as the unfa
nervousness, typhoid. malaria every forr
throat and lungs. and all ran down and
weakened conditions Of the brain and
body. II restores youthful NEOr 10 the
forces Of life. and maintains the health
and strength Of the young. II is food
already diEested. II is prescribed by doc
tors II eli schools is used in all the lead
Ing hospitals Of the world. and IS recaE-
nized a family medicine eve-y7r here
a valuable illustrated booklet on diseases
sent free Our guarantee il on every
bottle.
Duffy Pure Malt whisEs- Is scld By
Al firSt class druggists, grocerS ara deal
ers o. direct, IN sealed bottles oaly. Price
Sloo- See that the old Che-n5Et- trade
marx Is on TIE label Look for 20 care
fa1ly, ana refuse substitutes. II win cure
yea aitsr all other remedies have failed.
Duffy Malt EhIskey c. RoehesSer. n. =.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-19

TIE Red Book. the club directory II
wonen's examinations. edited bv Helen N
Wfnsl0w. is out Besides the directory.
the volume includes other data valuable
70 club women and pictures q some Of the
best known women Of the country
The Chicago Woman's club has taken ID
TIE matter q the inspection % institutions
devoted TO children The Illinois leEis-a-
rure VII be asked TO appropriate fund
Cor This inspection and 90 take over 10 state
control al institutions Of the state public
o- u-tvste in which children are cared for.
The matter q raising a million dollar en-
dowreut fund for Bry- Nawr college is
receiving serious Consideration from The
aluulrae al over the country, and 70 this
end the Chicago branch has taken charge
Of an opera season. II is proposed 70 gave
the teachers diving wage, 80 that they
may not be induced 70 80 10 other colleges
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-19

President Reed il q guest at the Murray
hotel II speaking Ct the new rule the
railroads Of Nebraska have adopted 10 shut
Of editorial mileage and under which the
railroads pay cash for their advertising.
Mr.. Reed said il was a plan he had Ia
vored for years.
The tine has passed, he said. when
the lp-to-date country editor Is willing to
take in hay, cobs and pumpkins on sub
scripuon OF in trade for advertising space,
and the same principles should and DO
apply % trading advertising for railroad
mileage
M. Reed says he expects 10 elaborate
fully on the subject IN a speech he VIII
make before the Nebraska Press associa-
ton Tuesday afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-19
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Fair Today and Tomorrow in We
braska and IOwa-COIder in
Iowa Today.

WASHINGTON. Feb 1S.-Forecast Of the
weather for Tuesday and Wednesday;
For Nebraska South Dakota and Kansas
Fair Tuesday and Wednesday.
For Iowa and Miss0uri-Fair and colder
Tuesday; Wednesday fair
For Colorado and wyouning-Fair Tues
day and Wednesday.
For Moutana-Fzir Tuesday and wednes-
day. colder Tuesday IN west portion
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-19

Hing specific for The cure Of consumption.
q Of stomach trouble, all diseases og the
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-19
Local Record.


OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
OMAHA Feb. l&-Oh5cial record Of tenn
perature and precipitation compared with
the corresponding day Of the last three
years lgT 1905 1915 1894
M t..5I1L5IE temPerature--- . 3 y
Mean temperature a a. - 10
Precipitation ---------.----- ] 40 90 I
Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal at Omaha since March l
and comparison with the last two years.
Normal temperature ........... =
Excess for the day.. ............-.- Il
Total excess since March l--.---.-.--. ...- "a
Normal precipitation .............- as inch
Deficiency for the day.-..--.-.... % inch
Precipitation since March III I3 inches
Deficiency since March -. * inches
Deficiency for cor. period in IsS = 3 inches
Deficiency for cor period IN 1915 ala inches
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-19
Report. from station AT TP. n.

LlllcaLes LTarF 0T rreCI TIIa non
L A WELSH. Local ForecaSer.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-19

The trial went on very quietly IN the
afternoon. almost the entire time being
consumed IN introducing nearly 10 letters
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-19
Conference at Chicago.

One OF the most important women's con
ferencss TO be held this year is scheduled
for February = al Chicago. II VIII include
representatives, from the National Educa-
tional association, General Federation Of
women's Clubs, Woman's Christian TEN
pe-ance union. Daughters Of the American
Revolution and Association Of College
AIuunae- The chief subject for cCns-dsra-
ton viii be the best methods in the home
and school q securing high moral charac-
ter in the children OF the country. II =
boped the conference will result IN a closer
interest OF the various organizations par
ticipating The question Of higher salaries
for teachers viii also be considered. as the
educational committee Of the General
Federation Is contemplating practical work
along this line. Mrs Philip y Moore Of
St Louis il president Of the association
o. College Alumnae and vice president Of
the General Federation
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-19
second District Meeting.

Thursday, February q is the date an
nounced FOR the meeting ~ the Second
district clubs Of the Nebraska Federation
The convention viii be held at the rooms
Of the Omaha Wonan's club in the First
Congregational church, the Omaha club 70
be hostess Mrs. Edward johnson of
Omaha is vice president OF the Second dis
trict. and has the arrangements IN charge
The program has not yet been definitely
announced The meeting viii open at 70
a. m and al noon luncheon viii De served
In the basement Of the church, the presi-
dent and one delegate from each club to
be entertained. Reservations for others
attending the meeting win be made for
20 cents a plate and the women expecting
to remain for luncheon are requested to
notify Mrs. Arthur English. telephone
Harney-l1z. by Saturday Of this week
The afternoon session will convene at 2
O'Clock
The Second district includes nine clubs
affiliated with the state federation. but the
annual meeting is open 70 all clubs
whether federated OF not All club women
VIII be admitted also. The Omaha organi-
zatsons included are the Omaha Woman's
club. Dundee Woman's club. MI Sigma
New Book Review club and the Woman $
Club Of the Railway Mail Service.