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Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-05

1919 of the purchase price at time of sale,
balance of regular first payment of So per acre
in ten days; remainder in eight equal annual in
stalments, with interest at 4 per cent. Survey
fees of 10 cents per acre, payable with last in
stalment and without interest.
Upon a parcel being knocked down, the bidder
shall Immediately make the deposit of 10 per
cent of the purchase price with the Clerk of Sale.
Otherwise the parcel may be put up again or
withdrawn from sale. The Company reserves the
right to withdraw any Of the land from sale.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-05
Horse Prisoner in Cave.

LOGAN, Ia, oct Disqualification
eighteen days ago Lowery Moreland Of
Logan lost a horse from his yards with
every indication that the horse had been
stolen. After three days OF search on the
part Of Mr.. Moreland he turned the matter
over to Sheriff Rock. who could secure no
trace Of the horse outside Of Logan. Re
Gently a neighbor Of Moreland's, who has
been absent for several weeks, returned
end found the horse in the bottom Of a
cyclone cave and still alive. The horse had
walked on the roof of the cave and fallen
through. where he was a prisoner, without
food and water for fifteen da2 and nights.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-05

October IL. when the Saskatoon & Western Land
Cos sale starts. Or go to Regina and get on the
land a few days previous to October IL, so as to
get acquainted with the great tract and determine
what location you prefer. So far as is possible,
we will accommodate buyers by putting up at any
time any special quarter, half or whole section.
We supply free maps showing every acre we own
in the heart of Saskatchewan.
If you desire more complete advance informa-
ton, send to our Regina office for
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-05
FatnIIx nurned bY GaaoIIne.

CEDAR FALLS, Ia, Oct. 4-(Speeial)-
Mrs. Alma Glazier was fatally burned at
waverly as the result OF the explosion OF
gasoline vapor. She had been cleaning
clothes with gasoline near the kitchen fire.
She opened the stove door and threw in the
cleaning cloth. An explosion followed. The
clothing OF the unfortunate woman caught
fire. She ran out of doors screaming for
help. A neighbor wrapped a guilt about
her, but death soon relieved her suffering
She leaves a husband and a baby of Il
months.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-05
Married Man in Trouble.

A married man who permits any mem
Der OF the family to take anything except
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs. colds
and lung trouble is guilty OF neglect. Moth
ing else is as good for all pulmonary
troubles. The genuine Foley's Honey ana
Tar contains no opiates and Is In a yellow
package. Sold by all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-05
Rsal Estete Transfers.


These transfers were reported 10 Tb,
Bee, october 8, by the P~ottawattam
County Abstract company OF Council
Bluffs:
Jessies J sIedentopf and husband;
Bllen NJ. 8. Haas and husband To
Kate Swarts Scott, lot .. Aud. sub
division OF sell sWf., 3i-75-43, aIso
lot TO- Aud. subdivision OF SEA- swG
Of Ds15-4S, q G d..............s
Mclean, lot Al. in block 3, in bentley.
Jesrica ]. siedentopf ana husband: :
Ellen NJ. S, Haas and husband to e
A. and b, p. wickham, lot ., IN block
81, In Riddles subdivision to Council
r e, Stephenson and wife to +. 4. -
WickhamL lot s. IN block 80, in Rid
dies, subdivision in Council Bluffs,
E L. smith and wife to Emma Met
calf, lot 80, in block Al, in Ferry ad-
dillon to Council Bluffs, S W d.. 80
BENJAMIN Fehr Real Estate company
70 Emma Metcalf. lots 81 and %, in
block Al, in Ferry addition 10 Coun-
81 Bluffs, " d.."...--....,"...: so
4 Wlckham, lots 10 and II, IN
block 30 in Riddles subdivision TO
council Bluffs, W .....-............ 40
Leonard Everett and Mary Everett.
extrs, 70 Lars c. Jensen, part swA
Rose ID Clark and husband TO Ed
ward ID. Dodson, sk OF va OF lot 8,
In Aud. subdivision OF part Of 81 neL
OF 1884. > W 90
Minnie C. NJ, Schultz 81 al TO John
II. Schultz. lot 4, Aud. subdivision of
nes nwA and lot ] Aud subdivision
nwh nwk OF 2-D-43, d...,,.,.... 2,so
Total ten transfers. $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-05
DATES FIXED FOR HUGHES
Short Address at Sioux City and a
Longer One at 0nawa.
INDEPENDENCE TICKET FILED
Railroads File Reports showing n
Decrease in Passenger Earnings
Under the Two-Cent
Fare Law.
INDEPENDENCE TICKET FILED
(From a Staff Correspondent.

. - 1N0AA
DIES MONIES, Ia, Oct. 4-(Special.)-The
speakers bureau of the republican state
today gave out that Governor
Hughes will speak in Sioux City at about
4 o'clock in the afternoon of Tuesday. Oc-
tober 6. Because OF the fact that Sioux
City had Taft for a considerable time on
his tour Governor Hughes will speak there
but briefly and will then proceed to
Onawa, where he will speak at greater
length. The speakers bureau has ar
ranged for Auditor Carroll, the republi-
can nominee for governor, to remain in
Onawa ad speak in the evening after Gov
ernor Hughes has left.
Governor Hughes train will reach Mis-
souri, Valley at about 1880 where he will
speak briefly and will then go on to
Omaha 1t is planned to nave Auditor
Carroll remain in that part Of the state
and speak at a number of places follow
Ing Governor Hughes, Mr.. Carroll will
speak at Cherokee on the evening Of
Wednesday, October I, at LeMars the
evening Of the Sth, at Osceola the evening
of the eth and at Spirit Lake the evening
OF October 10.
Governor Cummins will speak with Taft
in Sedalia, Mo-, on the 7th and at Moul-
ton, Ia. on the Sth. From that on he will
be speaking continuously until the close
of the campaign. 1t is understood that
Governor Cummins may be taken down to
New York by the national committee and
will be used there with the labor vote.
Conference Monday.
The Seventh congressional district con-
ference Of republicans will be held in this
city Monday. This will nearly complete
the list OF such conferences which are held
each campaign. The Eighth district con-
ference was held today in creston.
independence Ticket In.
At noon today the list OF candidates for
state offices and presidential electors for
the independence party. the party OF Will
lam r. Hearst, was filed with the secretary
of state. The list Is headed by Calamity
Weller OF Nashua, Ia, who has been for
some years leading the forlorn hope OF
the populists OF Iowa. Leonard Brown OF
this city, another populist, is a candidate
for presidential elector-at-large
Three Of the four district teachers con.
v~entions OF Iowa will be held the coming
week. The northeast Iowa district conven-
ton will be held at Waterloo. October Is to
II. the northwestern at Fort Dodge. october
Is to II, and the southwestern at Denison
the week following. The southeastern will
be held at Iowa City next spring.
william Allen White Lost.
A luncheon was given at the Slavery hoteI
Of this city by the business men Of Des
Moines today to William Allen White Of
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-05
MATTERS IN TUE DISTRICT COURT
Battey Case Set for Hearing Tuesday,
October Thirteen,


In making a new assignment OF fury
cases for this term of district court yester-
day, Judge Thornell set the second trial Of
the custer suit against II. v. Battey, clerk
Of the district court, who was suspended
from office on April IL by Judge Wheeler,
Tor Tuesday, October IS. The first trial.
held at the March term, resulted in a YER
dict against Battey, but a new trial was
asked for on the grounds or alleged mis-
conduct OF the jury, and on June 10 judge
Macy sustained the motion for a new trial
Battey Is charged with altering the records
OF his office and retaining funds which, It
is claimed, he should have turned over to
the county treasurer.
The new assignment, which is the third
for this term, follows:
Saturday, october s-Mrs. ]. F. Beam
against John Mergen; the Peregoy & Moore
Company against Harry A. Kusgen.
Monday, October 81. l.. Farthlng against
against Robert Stevenson.
tuesday, October 6zFrank Higgins
against Chicago Great Western Railway
"wednesday, October w. l. Richardson
against Charles EVERY ct al.
Thursday, October s-Joseph Michiner
Daoust 6 Weleh against Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific Railway Company; W
u. Harold against Wickham Bros. ct al.
Friday, October Estate OF Iowa against
Charles Stevenson; State of Iowa aRains,
Charles Stevenson; State OF Iowa against
Chris Thompson.
Saturday, October 10-J. w. Jacobs against
John o. Woodward a Co.; M. ]. Ryau
against Chicago Great Western Railway
Company ct al.
Monday, october 12-Mrs. Annie Oyerton
against Omaha. g. Council Bluffs street
railway Company; M. L. Marks against
Illinois central Railroad Company Especially,
TUESDAY, October l3-State of Iowa, ex ref
yohn j, Hess, County Attorney, against II
y, Battey' Minnie Syeberg against William
Wednesday, October 14-wm Of DIR. G. w
Thursday, October Isl. F. Wayne,
against M. e. Curtis; F. c. Lougee aESinsi
Harry h. Pierce; A. M. Lawson aRainst
Chicago. Burlington q Quincy Railwa,
Company,
Friday, October 16-Edmund J. Gauapbe,
against Illinois Central;E. q. FILLER aEsins'
the Cayers Elevator Company Especially.
Saturday, October lT-Joseph Miccine,
against Wabash Railroad Company: ,Josent
Michiner against Union Pacific RaiIros,
company; William t. Seaman, executor
against Anchor Fire Insurance Company.
Monday October ia. Kirchgessne
eeainst - +. McKessen; George Hea,
AGAINST Chicago & Northwestern RAILWAY
Tuesday, October aO-Ovid Wen. trustee
against Fred Boekemper; Divide Wien, trus
zee, against John Linde
Wednesday, October 21-Edmond Mont
gomery against II. II. Bloomer Manufactur
ing Company et al
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-05
The Saskatoon & Western Land Co.'S. Land is
Extra Choice Grain Land. You Get the Title
From the CTOWn-Rn lndiSputahie Title

The Saskatoon & Western Land Co., Ltd, had
the pick of 3, 900, 900 acres of best Saskatchewan
prairie lands. We took in our grant extra choice
aores-not all in one continuous piece, but a sec
ton here and there, SO as to get the most fertile,
the deepest soil, ground free from b%oulders, with
best water, near railways-in fact, land ready for
the pillow, ready to yield the golden harvest and
make profits from the very first. Think of it!
5 1000 acres of these lands to be offered at
auction.
Eight Years to Pay! Only 4f6 Interest!
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-05
Stranded

by Group. coughs or colds are instantly re-
lieved and quickly cured with Or, Kings
New Discovery. Jc and Sl.C0. Beaton
Drug Co
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-05
This is Your Chance, Come to the Auction

The Saskatoon & Western Land Co. auction will be held at
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. Nowhere else. It will be held
in the Saskatoon & Western Land Co. own pavilion-nowhere
else. 1t will be held October IL, 13, IA, Is, 16, II, Remember
those dates. Don't get there late. Be on hand early. Don't buy,
under any circumstances, of anyone until the auction is on
no matter what you hear. The Saskatoon & Western Land Co.'s
land is extra choice. Don't take somebody elses word that they
have land 'just as good
For Further Information, Hotels,
etc, write only to the Saskatoon & Western Land Co, Ltd, Regina,
Saskatchewan, Canada. Make our office there your headquarters.
The Saskatoon & Western Land Co., Ltd.
City of Regina, Province of Saskatchewan, Canada.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-05

BY using the various departments OF The
Bee Want Ad Pages you get the best re-
suits at the least expense.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-05
BACK TO The ALFALFA
Oklahoma Senator Latest Democrat
Knocked Off the Stump.
TOO CHUMMY WITH MR.. HASKELL
His Defense of the Governor Makes
IL Meet for Him TO Tear for
the Tall and Uncut
Grass.

Now It is United States Senator Robert
L. owen Of Oklahoma, Governor Haskell's
political side partner, who has gone back
to the fields of waving alfalfa.
Senator owen was to speak in Omaha
last evening, but something happened-and
the senator did not come TO Omaha, though
all the arrangements had been made.
Press reports stated that the Oklahoman
was called home on urgent private busi-
ness" but Simultaneous with the senator
cutting for the alfalfa, there appeared the
story or how he had defended Charles N.
Haskell, when the governors fall from
grace became public property, and also
the disclosures which showed the two
faced role the senator had been playing In
attacking Taft and claiming for himself
the friendship OF union labor. when he
was the side partner OF Haskell and 4
charter member Of one Of the most persist
ert citizens alliance organizations ever
called to order.
And these simultaneous reasons coming
with the reason stated, are taken as -
real reasons why the Oklahoman did not
appear in Omaha last evening.
what Did the Business.
The one thing which seems to have
driven owen back to the alfalfa was the
making public of the roll Of the Citizens
Alliance Of Muskogee, which showed the
senator was a charter member 1t was this
organization, which passed resolutions
in which everyone pledged, we and each
OF us will do all In our power TO dlscrimin-
ate against any and all union men who
may hold a union or assembly card"
The minutes Of the meeting say "On mo-
tion Of II. l.. owen Il was decided 10 or
ganize an alliance along the lines OF like
organizations throughout the country
Had Senator owen appeared in Omaha
last evening he would doubtless have faced
a large number Of union workingmen who
attend Saturday evening meetings more
than meetings any other day OF the week.
The exposure that owen was an active
opponent Of organized labor despite his
profession Of friendship for the unions.
came at a time which was unfortunate for
the democrats-and owen has gone back
to alfalfa.
Senator Gore, who was to speak. did
not come, but II was>announced that Sena-
tor Gore would speak later.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-05
GO TO REGINA OCT. 9Th REE6 RTss
At the City Of Regina, October II, IS, IA, 10, IS, II, 1908, by
The Saskatoon & Western Land Co., It'd.
Free Railroad Fare to BUYERS sss

You do not have to live on these lands to get the big bargain values The most certain the most
paying investment for city people as we'll as farmers M CROP WILL MORE THAN PAY FOR
YOUR PURCHASE. Come ad see for yourself
100000 acs- the cream of Canada Wheat Land in the Province of Saskatchewan Western
Canada will positively be offered at auction by ueS Saskatoon & Western land Co.. Ltd at
city of Regina Saskatchewan, Canada October 12 13 Ia To- 16 IT, $685. Here is your oppotunty
to get your pick of farms as many acres as you mt-n the heart of the greatest grain grownp
in the WOd
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-05

shouted back, "One small boy yelling for
Bryan in an audience of hundreds"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-05

n. 7. Plumbing Co. Tel. 80. Night LSA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-05
independence Ticket In.
william Alien white Lost

A luncheon was given at the Slavery hotel
Of this city by the business men Of Des
Moines today to William Allen White Of
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-05
MnrrIAEe Licen.e..

Licenses to wed were issued yesterday to
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-05
Conference Monday.

The Seventh congressional district con
ference Of republicans will be held in thil
city Monday. This will nearly complies
the list OF such conferences which are helC
each campaign. The Eighth district con
ference was held today in creston.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-05
Read Our Liberal Terms!

Years to Payl Only AZ Inter
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-12
THE NEXT GOVERNOR
Charles p. Smith Named as Mr.. Prou-
tvs Successor

tvs Successor
The Burlington Free Press Of Tues
day printed the following special from
Montpelier:
AS is usually the case during ses-
sion Of the Vermont legislature con
siderable discussion is heard of late as
to who will succeed George IL. Prouty
as governor Two years hence by am
unWritten law it is conceded that the
govenorship two years hence viii go
the other side OF the invisible mouu-
tain line and The name most frequent
ly heard around the state house as
probable successor to Governor Prou-
ty is that of Charles H. Smith prasi-
dent OF the Burlington Savings bank
The fact is recognized that MIR. Smith
has done valuable service iu both bran
ches of the legislature ass senator end
representative and his large expert
euCe iu connection with various pub
lie institutions and interests &c is
though viii serve no well qualify him
for The highest Office in the gift of the
state.
AS Is well known Mr.. Smith ion adj
ditiou TO being president of the lar
gest savings bank In the state Us an
active working director of the Nation
al Life Insurance company and is al
so connected with the boards of ,ar.
Gus public charitable institutions ~
is readily recognized that his expert
euce along these lines would peculiar
~ qualify him to deal I'm an intelligent
manner with state interests of q sim
liar character
Every one recognizes chat 30 is yet
early 90 tank about a new governor
when Governor Prouty has hardly De-
gun his administration. but lcg.s.a
tors aud public men when they gather
at the state house are bound TO disc S
these doIugs, and o. is easy 20 see that
at the present time The name of Chas.
p. Smith of Burlington is received
with much greater satisfaction than
any yet mentioned for the governor
ship in l9l0.'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-12
70 SELL MADISON SQUARE
Large Building Has Never Been a Pay
ing Investment

Large Building Has Never Been a Pay
ing Investment
Nev Yort Noy l2-The stockholders
Of laa Madison Square Garden met
yesterday and decided tha the time
had como when the present corpora
ticH should dispose of the site and the
building in which New Yorks great
ost gatherings are now ne,d.
They believe that there is no pros
pee. c ,hc Garden in lbs present
sn9I. ever being a profitable venture.
and ,he, think 90 would be- better for
s9' rsy Lu mess interest to buy g
1p. rails. the building and replace So
Hiia m Office building or large
store What Sew York viii do in
'hc' o.. Do they have mo- suggestion 10
lGa
10 The anne time The stockholders
are perfectly willing 90 sell it 20 any
one no WilI undertake o. continue 90
maintain The Garden as au amusement
cerer. aHd NJ there are mo- sats.ac-
Tor. oilers hoy VIII si.l run 30 ON the
placed the property I'm the hands of
George IL Read e. Co. of go Liberty
Street AND are willing 10 consider o..
lers for sale hy private contract
Frank Is Sureis Pres dent OF the
Madison Square Garden Company.
said last night.
'Thc Directors have aow carried
ON property for twenty years IrC DO.
100 pubico without one cent of re-
.gw Cu tlo.r original investment
ih.y think That they have don, their
duty to fhc community and wish To be
relieved o. Doe burden
"ln our opinion ihe Garden can
sever bs 90 u7fII. propositions 10 is to
far removed irou the center OF pCpu
'atIOu and The main thorouo hfares
The theatre has never been really sue.
cessiul aud the concert hall has been
u equal failure We have had 20 de-
pend uuon che Arena alone for carry
mg thc investment and from the very
nature oi things 90 has been imuCs
sIh.c 90 get during siN months .u the
year fho sort of exhibitions which
need 500 large and expensive % hail
Fine Office Building or Store Site.
ION the other hand 30 has seemed
to us thar thc $50. %, the Garden might
bee used to great advantage fer d
store or large business building an,
| .h8f the present is q good opportunity
fo offer thc Garden for sale
Use DcWiu's Caf'auz.' Witch Ha
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-12
VISITOR WAS SHERLOCK HOLMES
Marvellous Powers OF Cei.cion Tina;
Astonished Stcrel eerer.

Though it had halrenel long time
before. the honest $40. te-per scil
spoke Of the occurrence with awe
'It was This way" he said 81 was
standing behind The counter in my
store thinking OF nothing in particu-
lar. when hawk-eyed gentleman
walked in, followed by quiet, unas-
Stunning chap
THE hawk.eyed gentleman, after
looking all about, turned TO me.
DO you-er-perhaps-sol cot
fee?' he asked
Yes. sir
And-sugar%
eyes. sir
Nice raisins, too. ! take IT,
Yes, sir We have a very superior
line Of raisias
"He paused a while Then. turning
to me again:
Cheese?
Yes, sir-good cheese
AT that lie beckoned TO the quiet,
unassumme chap and whispered in
his ear.
What DO you make of it,
Not thing.
Watson-its-a grocery store"
"Nor
"Tm sure Of It. Watson
Marvellous"
And signing TO his companion to
follow. the hawkeyed gentleman stole
away, with catlike tread looking wari.
Is about him ON all sides
"Not until after he had gone did
realize Who my 1istir"uSN I'd visitor
was
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-12

There had been a domestic spo' a.
breakfast
You monster snapped the mauaD.
who was always scoldiug "you are rrf
like my two former husbands They
were tender men
u never doubted that they were ton.
der. Maria" ycuured the mock man.
when you kept them In hot water all
th' time Aud be- Jus, cleared tho
front porch two yards ahead OF tho
rolling nLn
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-12
pelIeate wav Of Prt.lrn II.

u met a relative Of DN Jones the
other day. and ho told me Bin had
gone into business where be was max
ing money so fast that he he'd To- give
Il up and go into seclusiou Tor O
while"
$50 Do DID"
els he at a soui'arium for his
hcalthg'
no. he's iu the pou.toa.ary for
countcri. tins
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-12
Card

We. tho undersigned DO hereby
agree to refund the money ON "a 90
cent bottle Of Grecne's Warranted Sv
rup of Tar N It fails to cure your
cough or cold. We also guarantee a
% cent bottle to prove satisfactory ur
money refunded
Thompsons Pharmacy. G n HourhIun
J. NJ Ayres. a. s. Hathaway
HarWood Drug Store
C. r. & a. n. Hawkins
d. A Ward O. p. Adams
b. A. Quinlan z G. woodwork.
w. /. eciuE, o. y. Adams & Co
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-12
FOR SALE

So acres, 25 tillable, 40 pasture and
wood lot can cut 500 cords Of wood.
Sugar orchard OF $50 trees, house 2Sx
30, six rooms Barn 35x44, two hen
houses, l0Xl2. Z hree trout streams
ON farm, also springs - mile from
school railroad station and postofiice.
Price $500
To rent or for sale for $2600-12
room, TWO story house, bath and toilet
electric lights, hot and cold water.
hard wood floor i'm kitchen, city water.
sewer, lot tUA40o Barn 20x40. cleo.
trio lights, running water to barn.
AN buildings slated Apple, pear and
plum trecss also three grape vines,
shade trees.
For sale in North Bennington-Two
story six room double house, two pi-
azzas House well painted and shing
led. Good wood shed and hen house
Shade trees Cool cellar Price
$500.
LOCKWOOD 6 HOWE
Real Estate Dealers.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-12

Try Kodol today on our guarantee.
Take 10 for a little while as that is all
YOU need to take. Kodol digesls what
Won ca and makes the stomach sweet
u h. sold hy ID A. Ward