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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FoR SIT TREAslIRER

T'--FFo 2 II.
To the Democratic Voters Of Geor-
gia:
| am candidate for Treasurer Of
this State subject 10 the Democratic
primary on June ! Ny andidacv Is
based upon my former service to
the people in this Office covering a
period Of more than twenty yea S.
a record that I believe WIFI bear
public scrutiny and which has nev-
er been impugned. If elected I
promise the same faithful sften-fo1
70 the duties Of the once that nark-
ed my previous administrst.o
Yours truly,
VIM. J. SpFER
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The ''Woos~-ca of tHc Nc ss
founded il 1880. Death iosses said TO
l's0. 1908 o~sr sa5,0o0.0co 70 the
benef pisriss Of deceased members. or
an svsra-e Of S25e.0oooo every month.
100000 eVery week, $4,000 evsry
DAY S55ooo every hour. and S5.75 every
minute This is GOOD order - re
long to. its benevolent principles and
teachings should appeal 10 every man.
See Mr. Phillips, She local representa-
tive, 4o5 C street, or phone 659
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The Voters IF Clgna unty
res 20 announce that shall be Z
candidate az the next Democratic
Primary fer tire office Of Receiver Of
Tax Returns Of SAID county viii
arareeiate the votes ct my fr euds.
7c1aaiHtanoes and the paotic serer.
ally,
F~ neetfaHv.
ROBEPT M. scARL EFT.
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And now the Mas'n Telegraph is
training its overworNed guns on Com
gresham Hardwick because that gen
lsmm ral tie aeNe and audaeity
Is visit Macun ana make a speech in
the interest Of Governor Smith
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That bali room proposition Of Little
doe maHes us hgm that old familiar
tune. Oh, Waltz Me Around again,
Joseph. Around and Around and
Around
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The poorest methods with which 20
succeed are these Of yirihcation. The
man who indulees in those tactics
hurts the cause which he essays TO
espouse
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Uncle Joe Cannou saws DE wn allow
congress TO adjourn when De damn
pleases Well We guess That settles
il.
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North Carolina has climbed on the
Prohibition band wagon TO th Hne on
foiig FIVE ta0sand majority
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The changes are that ere this Pro-
vost Guard Pendleton has picAets on
duty on the boundary lines Of Macon
with orders "a keep Hoke Smith ora
tors out
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-08

Several fraternal societies held their an
nual elections last week, as follows:
Council Bluffs Tent No. 30, Knights of
the Observation-Disclosures, Frank Elgan;
past eommander, c. L.. Sanville; lieutenant
commander, z. 1T. Jones; chaplain, Ray
Williams; sergeant, Roy Cozad; master-at-
arms. NJ, A, Peterson; first master of
guard, c. johnson: second master of guard,
II. Capper; sentinel, J. w. Kilbane; record
keeper, Alva Smith finance keeper, Lon
Jensen; trustees, Alva Smith. o. Mauthe
and 7. j. Roberts. Installation of officers
will occur Wednesday, July /.
P-ottawattamie Tribe No. p. Improved
Order of Red Men-sachem. Frank Simp-
son; Senior sycamore, Z. ]. Hanna; junior
sycamore, Charles f. Cooper; prophet,
Frank Elgan; delegates to the great coun-
Gil, to be held at Iowa City in october,
Frank Elgan and Frank Hover.
Twin Brother ~Encampment No. ~, indie
pendent order of Odd Fellows-Charles e.
Cooper, chief patriarch; ]. j. Watt, senior
wurden; w. H. Mullen. junior warden
NJ. c. Stewart, high priest: Thomas Nc
MILAN. scribe; A. w. Hawkins. treasurer.
Jan Huss Castle No. l4l. Royal High
landers-Illustrious protector, Frank Elgan,
chiefs counsellor. Mrs. Stella skipton;
worthy evangel, Mrs. ]. l.. Collins; warden,
PAU Beezley; sentry, George Brcmholm
member OF board of managers, Charles L
Martin.
Hawkeye Lodge. Independent Order Of
odd Fellows-Noble grand. Charles Lar.
son vice grand. Charles Anderson; secre.
tary James Stare: treasurer, f. p. Gerber
lev.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-08

church. and music will be furnished by
the members Of the Rebekah lodges.
Attorneys G. H.. Mayne. G. S. Wright and
l. n. Flickinger will leave today for 81.
Paul, MINI. to attend the hearing OF the
appeal taken in the Union Transfer COM
pany bankruptcy matter from the decision
Of Judge Mcpherson Of the United States
court. The hearing Is set for Monday.
Robert Mckay, on complaint Of his son,
Lawrence Mckay, was sentenced to thirty
days in the county jail for intoxieation:
that the elder Mckay had recently received
$500 and was doing his best to spend It
on liquor. The son made the charge in or
der to give his father an opportunity to
sober UP.
Frank Peterson, member OF the Board OF
Park Commissioners filed an information
district court charging four boys, Frank
Hombach, Jolly Robothem, Glen Knepher
ties OF olives from his store tore at the corner
of Broadway and Park avenue. The boys
entered the store to get a drink Of water
and are alleged to have grabbed the bot
ties Of olives as they were leaving.
notwithstanding the Washington dis
patches to the contrary, Attorney George
to represent the West Council Bluffs Inn
provement club in the hearing before the
Interstate. Commerce commission in the
matter Of a 5-cent fare on the street
railway between Council Bluffs and Omaha.
Mr.. Scott stated yesterday that the club
was. unable to raise the funds necessary
~ NNAA1s ms t&BNAAoto " " oAAAAA AbAs
During the heated season the Sunday aft
ernoon meetings for men under the aus
pices Of the Young Mems Christian asso-
citation will be held out of doors, except
when rain prevents, A choice place has
been selected on the hill in Paramount
park, near the California redwood stump
The first meeting will be held there this
afternoon at 4 o'clock, when the subject
for discussion will be The Message of the
Hills There will be an open session
OF the forum Tuesday evening at assoc
citation headquarters, 122 South Main street,
when some interesting social features will
be introduced. The meeting will be open
for women as well as men.
This evening the local Danebo society
Will celebrate the thirtieth anniversary Of
Its Organization at the Danish hall. The
entertainment will open with a banquet
for the member and their families, after
which there will be a short program of
speeches and music. President Ole Hansen
will deliver the address of the evening. Al
the close of the program the floor will be
cleared for dancing. The Danebo society
was organized in Council Bluffs thirty
years ago with a small membership, and
today numbers close on 200 members. c.
Johnson Is the only remaining charter
member of the local society. The enter
tainment this evening will be for the men,
bers and their families only.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-08
Iowa News Notes.

CREsToN-verne Marshall, a 6-year-
old boy living south of here, fell from a
f T1e fn inries u Tho Sbeo flesh shu w Ssst tarn 6TIsht-
face and both ears nearly severed. 1t is
feared his hearing has been destroyed by
the accident.
Gus fire departments of southwest Iowa
will meet here on Monday TO discuss mat
held at Atlantic July 8 and 4. Atlantic
is making extensive preparation. for this
event and valuable prizes and purses Will
be offered.
CREsToN-The knights of Columbus
viii initiate a class of sixty-five here
Sunday. Degree teams from Council
q s'S Suffet II lunch ilo VII be- served wtlj Il, 6e me 5rs sSan
ing and a smoker tended TO the members
afterward, when Father Hogan of Fair
p. Organ of Council Bluffs and Rev.
Father P. II. Landers of Red Oak will
give addresses.
for every 2 cents he stole Of Harry Farrar
is the lot. melted out to Lester Shlndle.
aged 10, of Rockwell b ythe district court
three hours arriving at a verdict. Shin
die was sentenced to twenty years in the
Fort Madison penitentiary. Farrar was
held up under a yiaduct a short distance
south of Mason City and robbed OF 40
cents, al 1.-The money he had on March
IA. Shindle escaped from the police, but
was captured the next day while in hiding
at Rockwell.
MARSHALLTOWN-A young man Civ
ing the name of George Hughes, who is
believed to be the man known as
"Blacky,' who is wanted at Valley City,
n. D., for the murder Of a policeman IN
1906. Is under arrest here. Hughes was
arrested by the police last night and TO-
day he was sent 10 Jail for ten DAYS
while the police are investigating. The
prisoner tallies closely with the descrip-
ton of the man wanted at Valley City
for murder, even TO the loss of his right
thumb. Valley City officers have been
| nnfifiad and the nTtaOnRr fG hainu hald
pending the arrival Of a detailed descrip-
ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-08
MINOR MENTION.

II. II. Williams OF this city has received
a commission from William F. Stone, SER
geant-at-arms of the republican national
convention In Chicago, making him an as
sistant sergeant-at-arms.
Rev. Henry De Long performed the mar
rage ceremony yesterday for j. p. Daley
OF Omaha and Adeline Henderson OF Min
ris, both OF Omaha.
Mrs. Mary Debolt OF Macedonia. Ia, aged
%, died yesterday at the Edmundson Me-
mortal hospital. Besides her husband, she
leaves three daughters and three sons.
The body will be taken today TO Mace
donia for burial
The June meeting Of the Associated
Charities will be held Monday afternoon
az the home Of Mrs. J. b.. Atkins, $40
Sixth avenue. at 3 O'Clock. All persons
interested In the work OF the association
are cordially invited TO attend.
The several lodges or ODD Fellows and
Rebekahs OF the city will hold their annual
memorial services this afternoon at 3
o'clock in ODD Fellows temple. The ad-
dress will b. delivered by Rev James NJ.
Williams, pastor Of Broadway Methodist
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-08
Graf Liked at MarshaIItown.

MARSHALLTOWN, Ia, June 6.-(Spe-
cial.)-Ellis u. Graft of Rockford, ILL.,, who
was recently elected principal of the high
school at Omaha, is held in the highest
esteem here by his many friends and the
general public. For three years, prior to
1905. Mr.. Graft was principal of lie local
high school. He ranked high as an edu-
Gator and supervisor of the work of the
school, and he held the good will and
esteem of not only the twenty-five teachers
who worked under him, but of all who
knew him.. He resigned to accept the
principalship of the Rockford school only
because the local board could not afford
to equal the offer the Rockford schools
held out. Friends here rejoice at his good
fortune in securing the excellent position
in the Omaha school.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-08
Judge Restrnfnn nltch work.

SIDNEY, Ia, June 6.-(Special) -An i'm
portant decision has just been handed
down by Judge w. r. Green of the dis
trict court, enjoining the county auditor
and Board of Supervisors from establish
ing a drainage ditch for the West Nishna-
botna river in District No. 2. Two bitches
covering a distance of twenty miles have
already been cut in this county by the
Rankin & Cowden dredge boats for the
Strengthening of the East and West Nish-
nabotna rivers to prevent overflow. Last
year the board voted to establish another
ditch In the northern part of the county,
but a large majority Of the property own
ers and taxpayers offered opposition and
appealed to the courts, and the project
has been knocked out.
Dave Rankin, the famous Missouri mil
lionaire Cattle King" has for a good
many years been buying up lands along the
river and is now the owner of several
thousand acres. He first began ditchlng
for the Improvement of his own lands, and
later the county had the work continued.
Judge Green's decision adverse to the new
ditch was based on the grounds that the
territory TO be drained would not be suf-
ficiently benefited to compensate for the
cost of the ditch.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-08
baptist church Anniver.nry.

DENISON, Ia, June 6-(Special)-The
First Baptist church celebrated it's fiftieth
anniversary Wednesday. The church was
organized by ]. w. Denison, founder of
the town which was named after him. The
first meetings were held in the office room
of the only hotel in the town. At the ami
versary letters were read from former
pastors and prominent members who had
moved away. This church has sent two
strong missionaries to foreign fields. Rev.
Robert Carroll of Fort Dodge was present
and delivered his lecture on The Power
Of Influence" The present pastor is Rev,
Mr.. LaReau, who came here from Lake
City.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-08
COUNCIL BLUFFS
omsA, N sosts e. Tel -.

terday. The deed is dated March ?. 1905.
and the bonds are due March 2, 1855. The
trust deed bears the signatures OF George
p. Harris and T. S. Rowland. president and
secretary, respectively. Of the railroad com
pany; ]. n. Wallace and NJ. Ferguson,
president and assistant secretary, respec-
lively, of the trust company, and Oliver
NJ. Spencer, Individual trustee. The mort
gage covers the entire property Of the rail-
road in the states of Illinois, Iowa, Ne
braska, Colorado, Missouri. Wyoming,
Montana, Minnesota, South Dakota, Wis
consin and Kansas. The railroad has an
aggregate mileage Of $3.50 miles.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-08
students have Hard FolI.

BOONE, Ia, June 6.-(special Telegram.)
The commencement of the Boone High
school last evening might nave been at
tended with disastrous results. The con-
tractor erected ar amphitheater Of seats
in Lincoln armory for the High school
chorus. As the chorus, numbering seventy
five. rose for the opening number, the
seats collapsed, precipitating the students
to the floor below. Superintendent King
Immediately allayed the fears Of the large
audience by announcing hat not a student
was injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-08
CUMMINS FOR THE TICKET
Says the Progressives Loyalty Accept
Verdict of the Primary.
PREDICTS SUCCESS AT POLLS
At the Same Time He ~nOu the
PrOgressives VIII Continue the
Fight Along Same Lines
rs In the Past.
(From a staff Correspondent

AEIOiI q AaA
DIES MONIES, June L-(Special.)-For the
first time since the primary election Gov
ernor Cummin discussed the matter Today.
He would say but little, claiming that there
was little to be said. He expressed his APP
probation for the fight his friends had
made and declared that he was for the
ticket and that it would be elected in No
vember. He said:
The progressives are all good repub-
licans and consider the results of the prim-
airy election as final. We will continue to
fight for the things that we have fought
for in the past for the reason that they are
just as important and the principles are
just as vital now as ever. The republican
ticket will be elected next November. or
that l am sure"
To Build
Des Moines business men today organized
for the purpose of erecting a business
mems club house which will be the club
home OF the business element of the city
and will be used for entertaining visitors of
note.
Charged with EmbeEEIement
Thomas Jones, formerly a travelling sales
man for the National Biscuit company of
this city. was arrested today in Sioux City
and will be brought back to Iowa on a
charge Of embezzling 5000 Of the companys
money.
school Law Revision.
Members Of the commission to revise the
school laws Of Iowa are in session today
and will continue for some time in an
effort to formulate a report. A consider
able amount of time today was spent in
discussing the question of school libraries
The present law is efficient to get the books
purchased. but not to get them used. This
feature OF the matter was pointed out to
the commission by Miss Alice Tyler, secre-
tary Of the Iowa Library commission who
was before the commission.
Better for Major George.
The court-martia trial OF Major George
at Fort Des Moines today took a better
turn for the defense when II was proven
in the cross-exam.nation Of Major Gal
braith, the general inspecting officer that
| Major George had been perfectly frank in
answering the questions Of Major Galbraith
when first charged with misuse OF mileage,
II was shown that had Major George in
tended to use the mileage for his own use
and crimlnally he would not have been able
to make the showing he did when first
accused. At the conclusion OF the testi-
mony today the court adjourned till
Wednesday next at 10 o'clock.
Violating naturalization Laws.
Frank Sick of Sievers, Ia, a native Of
Bohemia, was bound over 10 the federal
grand jury today for violating the naturali-
cation laws. the claim being that he signed
papers tina he had lived in Iowa a year,
when It was shown that he had not. A
Mr.. Pratt of the same city was bound over
with him. and other arrests are promised.
bunker sweIls.
Twelve thousand Dunkers are in Des
Molnss today for the national conference.
II ts eslieved that by tomorrow the num-
beF win be fully 1000. as many are COM
ing in tonight. John zuek. an Iowa man.
was moderator Of the meeting today. on
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-08
EIks' Lodge Mt shenadonh.

SHENANDOAH, Ia, June 7-(Special Tel
egram.)-The Elks of Council Bluffs will
come here next Friday to install a new
lodge and it is expected a class of It's
will be put through. The initiation will
be held in the opera house and will be
followed by a banquet in Company Els
armory. 1t is expected that 500 or 800 Elks
will be here for the ceremonies. Local Elks
are planning to erect a $4,000 club house.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-08
Moore Pleads AIibi.

CRESTON, Ia, June 1-(Special Tele-
GRANDPA. ]. Moore of villisca, formerly
postoffice inspector, but now a travelling
salesman, was arraigned before Federal
Commissioner Hanna here today charged
with visiting the postoffice at Craig, Mo-,
last January, representing himself as still
inspector. and securing over $500 from the
postmaster. Moore furnished $1,000 bond
this morning and the trlar was set for Tune
% in this city. Moore says he can prove an
alibi,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-08
child Killed BIZ wheel.

TABOR, Ia. June 6-(special)-Rev. Roy
Culley and wife Of Morningside, a suburb
OF Sioux City, brought the body Of their
2-year-old boy here for burial last evening,
They are building a new house at Morn
ingside and the little fellow was riding
on a load of dirt when he fell off. a hind
wheel passing over his body just above
the hips. causing instant death. Mrs.
Culley is the youngest daughter OF Mrs.
c. ]. Piper OF Tabor,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-08
Iowa Travellers Elect Omcers.

DAVENPORT, Ia, June THE United
Commercial Travellers of Iowa closed the
convention here Saturday. A. v. Weidel of
Sioux City was elected grand counsellor,
L. I. Edison of Council Bluffs grand secre-
tary and w. A. Gray Of Des Moines grand
treasurer. TIL convention will be held at
Mason City next year.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-08
Two Injured i'm Runnwnv.

CRESTON, Ia, June 7.-CSpecial)-C. A.
Green and his wife who live a few miles
west of here, were the victims of a runa-
way last night in which both were seriously
injured and it is feared Mr.. Green's injuries
may be fatal. He is unconscious most of
the time, suffering from internal injuries.
Mrs. Green had a leg broken and may lose
the sight of one eye. They recently came
to this vicinity from Macksburg.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-08
the platform today sat 100 Of the oldest mel
and women of the denomination
Record for Rainfall.

The month of June has already acquired
a good start to break the record of May
on rainfall. The records at the weather
office show that for the first six days of
the month the rainfall has been 1.61 inches,
while the normal for the first six days Is
SO, Heavy rains fell over Iowa last night.
Carroll reported LIS inches, while Des
Moines was a close second with LA. Iowa
Falls reported "a and Boone .55.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-08
burlington Mileage Filed.

a copy Of the trust deed given by the
Burlington Railroad company to the Cen
trail Trust company OF New York and oliver
NJ. SpeLer. trustee. TO secure S3CO.OOO,OOO OF
bonds was filed for record in the office of
the a recorder Of Pottawattamie count yes
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-08
wan Cure ~consumption.

A. A. Herren. Finch, Ark. writes: "Foley's
Honey and Tar is the best preparation for
coughs. colds and lung trouble. I know
that it has cured consumption in the first
stages" You never heard Of anyone using
Foley's Honey and Tar and not being salts
fled. All druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-08
MarshaIItown EIks Buy Home.

MARSHALLTOWN, Ia, June 6-(Spe-
cial Telegram -Marshalltown lodge No.
3l2 of the Elks today purchased property
in the business section of the city for
$1,000, on which it will erect his year a
business block or lodge home to cost about
S2.5OO.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-08
EPWORTA LEAGUE MEETING
Practically All of Next Week Occupied
by Two Gatherings.
BISHOP LEWIS MAKES ADDRESS
District Conference Opens Thursday
and Des Moines Conference Com
venes "wednesday, Continuing
Three Days.

The seventy-second semi-annual district
conference ard the fourteenth annual dis
trict convention of the Epworth league Of
the Des Moines conference of the Metho-
dist church will be held in this city next
week. Both meetings will be held in the
Fifth Avenue Methodist church and the
district conference will be in session Tues
day and wednesday. June IS and II, and
the Epworth league convention on Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday, June II, IL
and 10.
One of the principal features Of the Ep-
worth league convention will be the pres
ence Of DR.. w. S. Lewis, president Of Morn
ingside college at Sioux City. who was
elected one Of the new bishops of the
Methodist church at the recent general
conference in Baltimore. He is on the pro-
gram for an address Thursday evening,
June is.
This is the program Tor the two gather
ings:N
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-08
The Yellow Peril.

Jaundie observation-disclosures vanishei
when DR.. Kings New Life Pills are taken
Guaranteed. &c. For sale By Beator
Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-08
PROMOTIONS TO THE HIGH SCHOOL
Ninety-One Enter from the Grades at
Fall Term.

with the closing of the school year
ninety-one pupils from the eighth second
grade were promoted to the high school,.
or this number ~fifty-six go from the Wash
ington avenue school, fourteen from the
Second avenue school and twenty-one from
the Avenue B school.
These are the pupils who will enter the
high school on the opening Of the new
school year on Monday, September Z:
From Washington avenue school,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-08
Epworth League Convention.

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE II.
.1:30 p. m -Pentecostal hour.
300 p. m.-Address by District President
Peter Jacobs.
2:20 p. ~m.-Address, Mrs. Mable Guam
hilbish, Des MONIES. Ia.
2:55 d. m.-Address, Rev. c, L. Nye, dele
gate to general conference.
$3.50 p. m.-The Junior Problem, Ida ".
JontZ. WaterVille. n. Y.
400 p. m.-Receptton.
T:20 D. m.-PenteCostal hour.
500 p. m.-Address.
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE Is.
900 a. m.-Lov feast,
$50 a.. m.-Pentecostal hour.
900 a. m.-1nstitute hours.
HOO a. m.-Business session.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
1870 D. m~.-Pentecostal hour.
300 D. m.-Address, Simpson college an
niversary.
2l5 D.. Memorial service.
$3.50 ID. m.-Junior league hour.
4SO D. m.-Junior leaders hour.
500 D. m.-Business session.
THURSDAY EVENING.
$50 D. m.-Fraternal greetings by vari-
Gus young peoples organizations.
500 p. m.-Address, Bishop w. s.. Lewis,
D.. D., Sioux City, la.
FRIDAY, JUNE 10.
$50 a. m.-Pentecostal hour.
500 a. m.-Institute hours.
100 a. ~m.-Address, Rev. j. A. Crowthers,
Mitchell 8. d.
1890 a. Decentralization Of officers.
Has a. instrumentation service.