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The Elbert County tribune., 1907-09-26
MAKING CHEAP GOODS.
Low Prices Too Often Mean interior
Articles.


Efforts to cheaper cost of produc-
tion OF numerous classes OF goods and
to place them on the market In com.
petition with well advertised lines,
and at much lower price, has inilu-
enced not too honest manufacturers
to turn out very inferior articles. So
long as they can be made attractive
in exterior appearance SO as to please
those whose tastes are for the
"showy seems to be the only consid-
GRAFTON. In the manufacture Of stoves
and ranges particularly is there great
opportunity for fraud. In different
cities OF the middle west are large
concerns that make a specially of
manufacturing stoves to supply deal
ers who depend on cheapness to Sc
cure sales. These manufacturers buy
from junk dealers all classes OF old
iron, and this remelted and worked
over enters largely into their manu-
factured articles. The result is that
stove is produced that while It ap-
pears to be all right, few months
use VIII prove It to be almost worth
less. The tensile strength is not
there, the metal is rotten and brittle,
and the expansion caused by the heat
makes II warp and crack. The Innings
are Of the poorest material.
One OF the tricks employed is the
use OF old sheet iron for lining.
Throughout the south and in many of
the large northern cities the manu-
facture of artificial ice is extensively
carried on. Galvanized iron cans of
the capacity Of 30O-pound ice-cake
are used, and in every large plant
thousands of cans are in use. The
ammonia that is used in the process
OF freezing soon causes the cans to
corrode, and then they are rend cred
useless for the purpose required The
stove manufacturing concerns buy up
these discarded cans, and use them
for lining stoves. 1t can be judged
that the life of the stove In this way
is shortened. but as the stoves are
never intended to last long, the lining
is as good as the other material
which enters into their composition.
In appearance these stoves are all
that can be desired. but their wearing
and durable qualities are not half that
of properly made stove should be.
They are often sold at as high prices
as the best article. but more frequent
ly are disposed of as big bargains, "
and are dealt in extensively by con-
Germs that advertise themselves as
manufacturers" and do business "di-
rect with the consumers through the
mails. Makers of stoves who put out
brands of goods known to be standard
never resort to such methods, as one
inferior stove might result In the loss
of dozen sales. and no reputable
stove dealer or hardware merchant
would handle the goods.
d. NJ. CARR.
The Elbert County tribune., 1907-09-26
Millions Are Lost Annually.

Fifty millions of dollars annually is
a conservative estimate OF the amount
that the people of the United States
are swindled out of through the opera,
ton Of fraudulent investment and in
surance concerns
How easily people are Influenced to
make investments In questionable con-
Germs. has been recently strongly H.
lustrated through the operations of
the different alleged cooperative mer-
camille. BODYBUILDING and Investment
schemes which have been declared
fraudulent by the postal authorities.
1t is during the times OF prosperity
that the schemers find the richest
field. People who never had the hand.
ling OF much money, and who find in
their possession a few hundreds of
dollars. Just have enough for the
taste of wealth so that they are
easy victims for the sharpers who op-
crate fake" enterprises which hold
out alluring promises OF great re-
turns on small Investments. State
laws for the control of such concerns
should be stringent, and severe pun
ishment meted to those who operate
them.
The Elbert County tribune., 1907-09-26
A Peddier Of chestnuts.

Senator Jonathan p. Dolliver of Iowa
was born in that part OF Virginia that
In row West Virginia.
Last summer Dolliver went back to
his birthplace. and, of course. made q
speech to the friends OF his childhood.
How well l remember these old fa-
miliar scenes," he said. Here Is the
house where | was born. Here Is tho
old well and there is the garden patch.
fonder are the woods and there is the
meadow. Along the meadow In the row
of stately trees where I picked chest
nuts when was a mere lad"
Yes" broke in an old neighbor who
seemed to be a bit bored. "and you
have been peddling them ever since"
Whereupon the meeting closed.-Sat-
urday Evening Post.
The Elbert County tribune., 1907-09-26
New Method Of CUTTING Steel.

A new method OF cutting steel is
said to have been patented by a Bel
gian engineer. The process consists
In first heating the metal by means of
an oxyhydrogen flame and then cut
ting 1t by small stream of oxygen
gas. which unites with the steel and
forms fusible oxide. which flows
freely from the cut 1t is said that
the cut is fully as smooth as that
made by the saw. and is only 1-100
inch wide.
The Elbert County tribune., 1907-09-26
Building Up Truats.

During the past ten years billions
OF dollars have been sent to the large
cities by the residents OF rural COM
munites, and these billions have been
used In building up trusts that work
against the best interests of the
masses who reside In agricultural sec
tions. Is 1t not time to aU25en to
The dangers of sending mrm9y away
from the home towns?
The Elbert County tribune., 1907-09-26
Sufficient Hapniness.

The only happiness brave man
ever troubled himself about especially
was happiness enough to get his work
done.-Carlyle.
The Elbert County tribune., 1907-09-26

An effort is being made to get all the
scientific societies of Washington, D.
C.. housed under a single roof The
scheme is to get them all to pool their
Issues and erect fine structure which
will be source of pride to them all
The Elbert County tribune., 1907-09-26
Regular Soldier.

Regular Soldier.
Afience-She's engaged to . mill
tAry man.
Patrice--Is that so4
Yes, a captain"
Regular army?'
"Of course! You didn't think he
was In the Salvation army. did you?~
-Yonkers Statesman.
The Elbert County tribune., 1907-09-26

1t Is said that the increasing use OF
vegetables is tending to the lengthen-
in the life of the caucasian race
When populations were more sparse
than now, animal food and fish were
easier to get than now. Only in late
centuries have such vegetables as
potatoes. tomatoes and many forms
of cabbages come into general use
1t is certainly true that the eating Of
fresh vegetables greatly assists di-
gestion of al. foods.
The Elbert County tribune., 1907-09-26

According to an English scientific
journal milk poor in fat is as valuable
a food as milk rich in fat The fat
percentage, the popular standard by
which milk is judged, is most valuable
while the proportions of the albumin.
oids, sugars and salts vary but little in
the different samples of milk. In
other words, while the energy-produc.
ing and heat-giving qualities of the sew.
eral kinds of milk may be great or lit.
tie. the valuable proteid ingredients,
which go to the building up of the It's
sues--the prime property OF and food
remain very much the same in all
varieties OF cows milk. Thus thin
milk Is for all purposes, save for en-
ergy and heat production. as valuable
a food as the so-called "rich" milk. In
deed, 1t not infrequently happens, as
the experimental feeding of young
growing animals has shown, that a
thin milk may prove. In the long run,
more flesh forming than a rich milk.
mas much as the former is less liable
to induce gastro-enteric disorders. Let
us consider what this means: 1t
means. first of all. that the enormous
quantity of skimmilk produced In Eng.
land could be turned to more economi.
cal use than the feeding Of animals or
the manufacture of ivory for table
knives and piano keys.
The Elbert County tribune., 1907-09-26
2aG 2axusdaccMa'

Club Building. Denver, Colo. Actual Business
Methods. Awarded 30 diplomas and medals for
tuperiority Trial month 50. Positions secured.
Write today for free canlog.
The Elbert County tribune., 1907-09-26
BARBER TRADE TAUGHT hs,s, Ms,sss

Tools furnished. Few weeks complete course. Money
earned In pay department For full particulars,
call write. Pullman Barber College. x-525 i7th St
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-06
PLACER MNE IN MoMIKs
GressouEh Bresher- fut-ud to start
Great UndertskfnE Near
Lander.

LANDER Wa. So s. s1eciala-
Placer ground covering sFF-CKi-lats7y @--'7
sc-as the lsrEest ylarer rutns eve 5is-
covered End uTersted b q s,-Els cu1cs-r-
hEs been locsle5 soa acquired ~ tie
Grs,sauaEh e-ctbs-s Hn5 thssi- associates
TIE nfne is IN Freneut uvs1ty. tusrty-
tvo niles fruu the rsnrosd Al LAo6er
IN Ea4t Is Rnuun as ths Res Canon dis-
tr5ct
Fo- mere than . ysar engineers ir tbs
employ q TIE Greeneur- rrothers have
been ou ths g-ope-1y making fnvesii iEatIuns
IS 10 IL richness before beng tEks- over
~ TIE company The ground uss pur-
chased in small gheos lo-s frurn 1be ind
v55ual ou1e-s- vho lurslss Z fu- E-szinE
Purposes 70 cuz - 1hs s-o-rs q miners
20 secure property r. ths hpo-n uhich III
probably fellow whe1 the r5chness O. ths
district Is known. lands O. both s56ss e
ths I7ttls Pupo Age river have been
PURCHASED During tts LAST twc years ths
company has spent ors- EsNE IN pros
T-c1tnr tluae On Ire kW- acres vhich
have beer ieE1ed Ter ruld % hE--sz ground
has bee- found.
wIIuur d Gr-eno1EA- v1ce r-esa5srt a
tbs Red Czno1 rorpA-y. who las rs-
turned from a furrz-fve 6Ev VisIt io IRE
6istr5c-. when seen yesterday regarding The
newly acquired placer rI-opsTzies, sad
As yet The prupeTry l. ZD5sVslug.ee- Ne
have 1H6 -nen a. wCTk n the district with
rlowE. pans. picks Ehovsls s.t placer a.
T TErzius- In Greer to prepare 1u- me il
stsD1t5un q the hy6-sulic BppArstus i
VII ts necessary 70 criss . EBg-toui I'm
T nel through a n1uurtH1n SIX niles from the
f main placer ETound - lst UEisr cuto the
property. Fifteen miles q combined diir1
and nUr,e are non En6sr construction
Water rights have been ss---s5 fro1r ths
state engineer e Wyoming fo- ne Ess c.
-Ate- n the Little PopO Age river. which
from he middle 81 Ap-l 70 JUly 6ows
lB0eg incf1ss- CT - cus5s ySr5s of water
y4er second
During tht coming Vinis- Ws eKFect tc
spend APPROXIMATELY $3.50 Ba putting ths
property In proper shEpe- A. tie compile
Z 1u1 q Lbe tunnel and fuz0s 1be develuT-
msut of The mine MI resolve iiselt intr
a common everyday p,lHsa- proposition
deVelcg,e5 win TIE sis q hydraulic sp-
. yiara11s-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-06
GRAIN BROKERS GO UNDER
Large Operators In W~st and North-
west suspend After DEALING I'm
Railroad Stocks.

NEW YORK Stg- &-Ths tAlurs q
NELsul d Co. E-s-- cu-u-tsElc- h-oks-F.
wEs Announced on lhe New YORK Sloek
sKrA8lEe t1osr- j . understood That the
H--1 has t.een very sr11ge 81 trading IN
Northwestern railroad stocks lately.
The t--- - ccrnposed q Lsv-s r WEt-
son EsurE p Watson y Y Jones and
C 2 Anotrsu-. IL res b-sncn u15oes lu
Dulu,h, Ect SY-ines Va Minneapolis and
Winnipeg Wslsur d CO. have heeu lH-Ee
Operations N gan Il y. jones Cne 81
the members q the 1rr- j. cror expert
and spent rlDr- Ct rs tine gong ihruEEh
ths wheat hsll following The progress q ihe
crop and issuing estimates g H.
The firm has h-eL loer-i6e5 glE -ticL lE-la
viii Great NoTlneTn and SC1IherE Pa
cIbc s-rJks and u reported O. have slf-
teTe5 severely lE q decline q those STOCKS
iEsl Dece-ber. The failure had heeu url-
riedTls1ed Ul the STOCK exr--EnEe and The
s4-lszt Announcement &C Dot in55as suY
considerable selling
There was q SHARP decline uf about !.
cents u THE price q grain il ihs -nE-'ksi
9o1lCW1zE 1he failure Watson a Co. had
beeH TiredllIinE lhsI grain prices Uoul5
advance EDd Il IS generally understood
that their customers had T-r11e5 ii that
market
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-06
STANDARD CASE GOES OVER
OIL Contrcver-y in New Nork Delayed
10 Prrnit Coilectton Of
FtEurc.-

NEW TORN. Ss--. E-A--.rEr rcstp--4-
r-szt C The rskIuE - test1rnl-v srl--.sl
ths S-EndEr5 Oh c--rA-v CO ,Ssv ys-sss
ard sElste5 concerns vas c-ds-ss to1sy
D.. former Ju5re F-E-kEr Fe--1ss g 8
Louis uho - sc-lrE ss sKA-rlnt- f-- -ns
fe5s-Al cour-. --hs hearing 70 ocu sche5 ules
fc- Sspts-ree- =. and 81 be sad there VII
- rc 6slsy hsyc-6 hat Gate i- ths 7rc-
cset-rEs IL t-is .1--ssl--ic- -7os B6.ou---
meat uss -eq1ss-ed ty the attorneys Coz
the 6sfsoaE-I companies En5 2olDe5 l- n
'hs sgse-lsl co-nssl Representing t1e T-v-
er-Deri- j. Uss granted 20 give ths
Standard on company 1l-ns % prepare
Statements from rs books and -eccr5k
wflch s-t desired ~ those IL charge e TIE
E'-'use-utic-- T'rsss statements q vas
Gained. would 90 AVA VIII ths Necessity
q h--rE--E al q the books O. TIE various
companies 20 TIE federal tI1ldi-E ana
v-o1id ultimately tNpedits the bearing Ths
iss1irDC-y 20 be tsks- IN Nsu To-k wlU be
largely @ a 65cl-ntrlE-v caErHr-rr AID
vLl bs reported hack -u the -rzted States
circuit Cugrr IN s. Louis whore thie gov
ernDerts suit 20 dissolve ths Ec--s-ie5
"oll Irgst vas brought
Spe-tsl Attorney Frank KsDuEr ictsy
a. rhs t-5sf session before Ersrfnsr Fs--
waive the F-od8ctiu- q rhs books and Soc
uue-ts n pues-iu1 Q -hsy are deemed
necessE-v- and that the -lrHi &c verify ths
statements from The COR vs-les' books q
reserved
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-06
WYOMING MkSoNS MEETING
Nearly Hundred DELEGATES in Attend
aRce on Thirgy-Thfra Sep-
sion az Lander.

LANDER Wa. Sept b.-FSpeciHl Tsls-
gram The ttlr7y-i hare session a Wyon-
INK grand lodge q Mssonk IN session to-day
listened 10 reports q zbs secretary and
treasurer showing 3 highly Satisfactory
condition cF the or3sr. twenty-five lodges
and 2Hss members beinE represented by
elEt1y-eiEEt dejeGa1es-
7 s King q Laramie EEs elected grand
master: Msr5un ?. Nh4s4sT q CBspsT,
deputy grand nRE1sr5 L. J Wells az Doug
las ssnigr grand Ws-6sn- J. :. Taylor %
Sass-Saa. 5unlor E-s nd warden: William
DAILY grand 1ras@wer- "a l. hEyksndEll
c.f Saratoga grand Aecre<EIT-
4 Masonic alo-ng fund was started with
<ve dollars nucleus from the grand 1pdEs
Win hfry cents pe- capita fron members
II the STATE TIE Dsxt meeting WI bs
he'd Al Sheridan on the first Weaoss5s ?
n SspssulbsT- lEA
The Eastern S-sr elected Lillian c
Townsend q Casper. Ersn5 Dstron. Joe
c SMILEY Of S8DdEDcs- grand psTrun- Alma
Heather uf Saratoga associate grand
rnEtrCgn- Carl JEzksrr q LARAMIE associate
grand rhtru1s IDtz u. Robinson q C'hey-
enus grand secrs-ETE- Josephine Suursu O.
WhaE1lsnc- grand treasure The mex,
meeting ulu - held a. Sbe-5dan.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-06
WREcKERS PULL OUT SPIKES
BaItim~re a OhEO Past FreiEhI EV-
press DerAiled Result
Near PittsbUrE-

PTTTsRI-RG. Pa Sspr- 5-T-slE Sr=rE-
srs wsrs a. Work lEs1 sEs-inE On -hs Ealti-
more Il OHIO railroad a. SuoI1 EEEeu and
SutsrvlDe, lhI-ry miles cas- a here ST5kss-
il 10 sad were drawn frul 1hs east hound
tracks for The purpose j. Is LbouELt q
catching the New YORK eKprsss- Ehich
leaves PittsourE e. $40 clock in the even
ing TShs Ersckers hUWsreg1 were DE-
csfvs6 tr the number o freight and pas
sanger trains passing these points lasl
evening and tbe express Eut through he
fore the SPIKES were draw. The Dsu
TRAIN following A. however. + Fzsz freight
cypress fu- Ptls5elphiE and NsU Yu-E.
was nut % fortunate WhF1 The hiE sn-
ElDs E-rlre the -sl fruz Waich the SPIKES
had beer draEn- the rEl turned over &C.
railing rhH engine and twelve czTE- TEE
tank C the ezEt1s = in tire HuuEh5oEfls1y q
T1Tsr. EEiIh Is = distance % fru-z Ih1rry-
I've 70 forty feel bsl0W the sEs1 boED5 rrEsE
FSVe Of TIE 6srs1sd cars turned CvsT and
vi bs nurs Or less ErsCEs6 the ulaE-
chLad1ss beng scattered EsanE The tracks.
Whine ths 1thsr cars completely blocks6
both tracks Tas fireman zn5 ne eng
nssT escapes HsUrT ~ Jumping
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-06
WAREHOUSES MAJ Be BURNED
Blaze started ~ strikers At Antwerp
Nreanens 10 DO Heavy
Damage.

ANTWERP. SEPT h-Ths Ere which vas
started in lumber yard last uiErt ~
rioters. rausssstHtinE calling oU- TIE troops
10 assist the frs1ne1 IN hEhItng The flames,
Is sin burning 1his r1u-uinE. threatening
tte asssarucr5un % The lumber and ware
ro4sr disir1ct % The CITY Help has been
s1rnuuned frorn brussels En5 Gbsnt
90 the assistance q frenen from
ether cities the Are VAS uooeT control
a rni6dHy hut unly after desperate e.
fcurs upun the psrz 81 ihs frsnsl. 20
lsoe and citizens The loss 80 esunste1
Al 81 be1 zoe
The maritime fe6srAtion hEs reject 81
the lat-cT minister's TgO'possl 10 srhitrals
tie dispute hsiss@n the shipping uo-n-
nantes and no ciEor6er occurred today.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-06
EXTRA SIX PER CENT DIVIDEND
Burlington Read Declares QuarterIy
Division and Has Some Left
fer StScEhoIdeFk-

NEW YORK sept 5-Dfree-u-s q the
ChiesEu- BgIlnErgn a Quincy railroad 10
dzv declared g quarterly dlE5denE q 3
pHr osuI On capital STOCK Eud sn extra
d-vl5snd q 8 PEI usnL The izs1 prer5Uas
s1Er-srly dividend Ess - per cent
C1suus-uE-.E ihe extra Eivsdeu6 On TIE
Bu-l1gzu- STOCK J j. RU sslE- -T4s
Northern Pzelds and Great So-1bsru have
had TIE BurluEluE for about SIX years
and curing tkls tine BuFllnEzuu kas 10.
pad Ihs carrying charges q the 5alnt 4
T.Er cent bonds 70 TIE exrsu, q PEI cert
Es1 slluU and therefore 20 e1uEIiEs thEE
ds6cieD-y- 3 peg cslr a557-51lEl las ben
declared on BurlingtGE s1ock- Tfle annual
rs9oTr q ls7 vi shoE thzr rhs BurEnE-an
has had the oHsl year in Es historF- Ths
Eddi1i0-lzl dIVi6s16 or B1rllnE1un stock
E-l uuItrl aU-E zb11i Sz-zzE sE sgsi=us 20 tie
treasures q GreEE Nur1h=Tl EH6 Nu-zbs-u
Pzu-hr- Tins l. &c gl-Tsisul % more rEE- :
Fss- ceEr On rIe cEpl-zI sturk q Great
Su-rhern and NnTrnsru Pseihc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-06
KING CAUSED ESTRkNeEMENT
Divorce suit PILED by kentuckiAa.
Nhs oblerted 10 Attentions
Of Royalty

LEXINGTON. KY SEPT "A divorce
suit which il cozsl5erud r-ls result a an
zEtrEr cement causeo ~ King Edward q
England came 10 nEht yesterday. afteT
having t,etn EsTG sacred since June The
sui was tled by LeEls 7. Brown against
Margaret johnson Br0Un on The ground
q abandonment Mrs. Br0En is the dsgEh-
Ter @ Claude II Jzhnsu1- formerly H.
-uPeEr agent uf the hoe Press ny.
viii headquarters IL l.un5u1- Ms. B-oSn
was q woman q TE-= besEly and attracted
attention everEwheTs Marters came 10 q
climax when M E-1 Ms Brown al
tended I1eEleT where King Edward Was
attracted ~ Mrs BruWus beauty and
asked a. lrrroouetlu1- Brown Utgecied and
has wife rid5rlled ms or.ectiuus To 5his
tDc5oeli r. Is sabd. is due Tie sssrrauE Ee1Derl
and seT.arElju1-. Brown returned 90 Ken
tuckT and - nyw II I1s EuvsrnDs1I rev
t-ips service al MzryEHlDs. ky.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-06
GoETHALS is CONGRATULATED
PreEideat Expresses Piessare At WORK
Being Done on Panama
Canal

OYSTER BAY. SeTt 5-The president
today uahjed cunErstulElions 10 Col0Del
Goathals on the progress made upon the
Panama canal Cu-1rE IRE rDouih q August
TIE report which drew fuT-h ths commend
zrury message is a. follows
COLON. Sfp- 4 -N--The P-resi6sr- /.
Excavation from the canal PRISM ElT slsss n
Elooyels and dredEes. lg-4 as cutie yards
fsv steam shCF1+ls g6&H cube Ear6s as
fellows CuletrE ~ ssS cghIc yE-6k- SEtLI-
lEfsE cuulc ys-1s. Minr1 ChEEusS Ia
8ucE- aggregate 9s.SE clt5g YARDS 81
dredging, g5l-45s cat0c yards, follows
Coon dIs-isian ~. ~ cUtic YARDS Ia Brcz
division 1sa ~ cut3c EsTds TINS sIcaeas
a. previous Tni1--d States records highest
rlrs.cs5l-lE total for Ile canal TTlsU EEs
i6E-7k cutie yards f1r galv- Rs--fEl.
Il - inches GOETHAI-S
OYSTER BAL Sep1 & sg--CsosrhEls
Coion- J heartily Guugrsfuls1e yoU and
al she mel CT the canal for rhe sE1rEardi-
usrF sb1ElEE JOE have made during the
-l1u1E gf a IlEIlsl- As ltls TIE - EGT II ile
rainy sfason J had moi for q u1uUseIl EIp-
plssd yuu would ne stls - Keep d y-our
El-eE5F tiE record q E-orE done and ]
an SURPRISED ! am pleased that Tuu
sEc-l1 have SURPASSED iI
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-06
HEALER RERoUNceS :
uHrenoe Byrae Waats NsfhinE NSre
- Ds wffh ChrtsttGa
SetenFe-

NEW ToRK- sepS 5--ClErencs a ByrDs
a ssls-s-Fl=5 hssis-. Nhe Esz rHlsEsed fTuTr
rrlsun las SsruraaF Gftsr having served
a thtr1y y-dsT sentsraes fer hETtaE allgE-d
rs s-ysEr-uld azuEhtsr Viols1 70 dts Nlrh-
eu- rlssirzl EtrHuIion- p1hliclE rtpu6lstsi
Ire ChrssuE- Sc5snos fEilh lESt uiEh- 6uE-
snE . rssItu0rizi IDse-Eg In q Ctrls1iE1
Scsncs CkErCh
ByEne ssat thH1 vine he EEE sursslnE
u-l6sr ths cruss q puulshrnen fcr the
fAth thEt Re hHd hsld Al q uans Nhen he
noes aa-6e5 Sau1org. ths mfmters q ths
cfurch hsd 6isuND~d nm and hhd denied
thEr - WEE Al s6hsneHt - tbsir crsss
Ryrns cane fTun kAE.sss CtiF > yezE sEa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-06
AMERICA SUPPLYING ENGINES
Many orders for Locomotives and
Rolling stock Are seat 10
United SIates.

NEW YORK Seut- 5---uEt-Ects sE-
E-sEstf1E & BgR have Recently besl
awarded AUsricEn concerns for rolling
STOCK 70 be Used ~ foreign railroads The
American Locomotive wcTKs- the BALDWIN
I1aoouotive EurkE and the s. LOzfs car
ro11Y 1Y,Any sJpTly DasTly ~ locomotives and
SO cars including 2 number q ruoloT
cars. 70 japan. China Suuih ADtr1cE
Nex5co su6 the West ID6les
The cflsef cuEtrscI cEils for tVeEry-Eix
c1-sulldsriun locomotives foT Ihe Erksi61
railway. running 1hrUugh shs tusl reElun
in northern Japan THE EduinisTrsIi1u cf
Ire gsTsnsss E0vsrnmer; railways hEs
siso contracted fog 1Esuty-fCur eiEtt-Ells-s,
engines Bolivian, Colombian and jana
cian railways have urdsred locomotives.
and The Chilean railway passenger and
frs1EhI cars
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-06
TAFT LEAVES YELLOWSTONE
HsIds CSafereBee with Secretary
Srraas and PrOceeas On
Way west

LIVINGSTON. Munt- SEP E-SecretErr
Tar and parry EFF TsD0Nsluns Para 10
GAY EDd started f1T Portland oEs- Tie
Nu-1hsrr PEci1c railroad M TAR EnS
Oscar S1rEuK- secretary q commerce EuE
lzb1r z1sr r. TIE para M StrE1E Is re-
rurzIuE truZ rWo-mo1-hs tnsg,ec-5un q
rhs E1Eirs q rs dspE-r-le1r Un Las PEci6c
euEsl En5 in TIE HEEElEz IslEnGS lie
EsE- ssstWErd tpdzF En6 III FCo1es5 a.
r-cily 70 Ogs-@T Bay and s=s The Trss55sr-
NJ SrrEus ssid thEi The Pass ouzsl N-Es
sr51g11E q seEs1n q -n1Tsce5s--se r.r,us-
Tsrl1y NJ Tar hs IhuuEtt EEs the
choice q rhs Ets1arn rsputlicsns fer Pres
osu1- lie and M Tan hse = l1og uu-1er-
enos AS ughL NrE StFElE Is sllh Sec-
rs1Ery sra
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-06
CHARLES DEERE Fatally I'LL
wealthy PIoW Manufacture New In
sanigAriun At ChieAEo Hope
lessIy sick

CHICAGO, SEPT t.---hErlss n Deere The
r11u581ElrE paw ulzI -fEcfureT q A1-lDs.
IN AFTER 4 tEr-e-FaErs ssHrr- -u van for
rslisf from stomach t-0ahls- - q patient 81
a rr1rEls bosg.iz- hF-E. E-1sT-1lE from PEI
Eicio1s E1-EEl-a usuElly e fE-El d-sesss
NJ Desrs who is - FHErs Ga. las lltls
rhznrs fer ElIir1EIs r=-'uTsry- Euclrc--E 90
the E-tbuTlIsss HIS EltF- pru-luflI
member q tie DsuErls-s q tLs A-1sTlcEu
Rsrulut5u1- EEs arrived ll C-lEzE0 and
81 remain ln5sE1iIeg ME MLlEm BuI-
tsrEa11t -hslr u1lF living ch-id- has bes-
su1rnune5 from MeTluu- vhsrs sls Las
t,ssn IrzreliuE VII heT t-susH1- 1t
Deere ELE bor1 n Esrrlg-. = AZ.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-06
MORE CHARGES OF FRAUD
PfttsbHrE Attorney SEYs HAHy Other
IndBetmeRts Are 70 Be Issaed
SOom-

PITTSEURG Pa sen E.-AuoTneT
Palmer : ChEr-bsrs- Eh0 has Esd ctsrEe
q lbs c1Ilectidl q ibz eTi5euue for ihs
Voters Csglc leEEos I- the BlsEed TAX re-
csIrls frEB5s- announced To-Day thE- -lsre
SouId - - Eddiruusl IDdl-rrlFIts drawn
IN tfss+ cases Re sEi1 rhEr I-sss NiL
aDeluds men as vTr1rIllsE1 a. L1us= already
under l-dIcfmsut
The fact is COR ln8e5 NJ ChEubsrF
-1u.-ly a Vs-E small Es-'uF'crllcl q -hs men
fsEbe- Up have been 5n6ict~d- We -5oE
sfsui sgb E5davits here I ny o15os q
men who ra1tess=d 10 having handed the
t,uE1s rerel lp-s-