davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Springfield herald., 1908-04-10
Public Land Sale

Lamar. Colorado, Land ONCE, April lrd, zoos
Notice ls hereby given that, as di, ected by the
Commissioner of the General Land Oficc, under
provisions Of Act of Congress approved June
2Ith, 1905, Public-So. 303. we will offer at pub
lie sale, to the highest bidder, at 10 O'Clock m.
on the sst day Of May, 1908 n.xt at this oiiicc,
the following tract of land. to wit: SEA Sec.
0, Township BIS, Range ~ west 9th r. VI.
Amy persons claiming adversely the above de.
scribed lands are advised to nle their claims, or
objections, on or before the day above desig-
mated for sale.
JOIN A. WILLIAMS, Regi4ter.
The Springfield herald., 1908-04-10
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO LEASE
STATE LANDS.

ONCE Of the State Board OF Land Comnis-
sioners.
Denver, Colorado, March 25th, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that Frank McGowan
whose postoficc address is Konantz, Colorado
has made application No. I's7 to lease the
following described School lands, situntc
in Baca County, Colorado, to-wit:
All of Section ID, Township 81 So til, Range
~ West.
No other applications to lease the above de
scribcd land will be considered after April
2Ith, 1908.
JOHN r. VIVIAN,
Register state Board Land Commissioners.
The Springfield herald., 1908-04-10
PUBLIC LAND SALE.
pcrartment of the Interior
Land Office at Lamar. Colorado

pcrartment of the Interior
Land Office at Lamar. Colorado
March 20, 1898.
notice IL hereby given that, as directed by the
Commissioner of the General Land oGlcc. under
provision Of the act Of Congress approved June
81, 1906, Public-So. :Oi, VIC will offer ut public
sale To the highest bidder, ut 10 O'Clock M. on
the l2tli day Of May, nos, at this office, the
following tract of land. to wit: SEi4 Section .
Township 60 ~, Range Al W, 9Th Z. NJ Colo
RADIO.
Amy persons claiming adversely the abovc-dc-
scribed lands are advised to lille their claims or
objections ON or before the time designated for
sale.
JoIS A. WILLIAMS. Register.
The Springfield herald., 1908-04-10

WANTED:-To buy for cash /
section good land with good title,
near Springfield, Colo. Might
consider tract near Maxey.
Address L. E. PARK,
Tracy, Marion County, Iowa.
The Springfield herald., 1908-04-10
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO LEASE
STATE LANDS.

Office Of the tate Board Of Land
Commissioners
Denver. Colorado, April 4th, 1907
Notice is hereby given that a. Mackenzie
whose postoflice address is Kenton, Oklahoma,
has made application No. 4s77 to lease the
following dcecribcd school lands, situate in
Las Animas county, Colorado, to-wit: All Of
Section 6, TWP. 30 5. md all Of section 10,
township 84s, all in Range 81 West.
No other applications to lease the above de-
scrihed lands will be considered after jan
My J, 1909
JoHS VIVIAN,
Register Sigte Board Land Commissioners.
The Springfield herald., 1908-04-10
Subscribe for THE HERALD.
PUBLIC LAND SALE.
Department of the Interior
Land Office at Lamar, Colorado

Land Office at Lamar, Colorado
March 70. 1905.
Notice Is hereby given thnt, "a directed by the
Commissioner of the General Land Olllrc. under
tho provisions Of the act of Congress approved
June %, 1906, Pubic-No. :o;, we will oler at
public sale to the highest bidder at 10 O'clock A.
NJ, on the 18th day OF May, 1907, nj this
office, the following tract of land, to wit: Me- !,
Section II, Township 80 s., Range IL W :. 9Th T..
NJ, Colorado.
Any persons claiming adversely the above
described lands are advised to file their claimp
or objections OH or before the time designated
Cor sale.
JoHN A. WILLIAMS,
Register.
The Springfield herald., 1908-04-10
Public Land Sale

JonS A. WILLIAMS. Register.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
BOOSTERS BRING COYOTES
Buy Several Little Animals Mt Lusk
for the MenRserie at River
view Park,

Riverview park will have it's menagcrie
Increased by several young coyotes brought
TO Omaha by the trade excursionists and
secured at Lusk, wyo.. where the business
men bought them for $3.50 each.
As tame as kittens and appearing to
enjoy the trip to Omaha immensely the
little animals were great pets OF tie boost
ers. They were brought to the observation
car in the evening. where they did stunts
though, the bright arc lights in the car
dazzled them somewhat and held comfort
ably on the laps Of some Of the party they
went to sleep before they could be given
their dinner
But Sunday morning was a big time for
the coyotes. Their morning meal consisted
of clam broth, lamb chops and grape fruit.
They turned dow the fruit but devoured
the lamb chops more than the ordinary
Plymouth Rock squads which they usually
steal near the houses and camps on the
range. The young ones were served with
oatmeal and real cream. Being tho first
cream they had ever tasted they added sew
eral ounces of butter fat TO their tender
ribs and IT was apparent that they appre-
ciated being captured by the boys at Lusk.
Placed in two boxes which formerly con-
talned souvenirs the coyotes guarded the
property OF the excursionists. When the
walters and porters were told to help them
selves to the samples of the Willow Springs
distillery they dived into the boxes where
the coyotes were sleeping beneath their
beds of straw and several porters have
chewed fingers as a result of their LONGING
for samples.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
FLORENCE is FOR PROGRESS
Citizens Hold Mass Meeting and Take
steps TO Secure Various
improvements.

The citizens OF Florence held a mass
meeting Saturday night out of which
emerged the Florence Improvement club to
take up the work of paving the streets, Sc
curing through car service and general bet
terment Of the entire village.
These officers were chosen: F. S. Tucker.
president; B. A. Fowler. vice president; r.
A. Wallace. secretary-treasurer. Myron L.
Learned. Robert Olmstead and z. l. Plat
were appointed as a committee on extension
Of street cars. The other committees will
be appointed this week, The club will meet
Saturday nights at the city hall for the
present. Particular attention was given TO
the subject OF paving Main street and st is
believed that work will be begun on this
before July l.
A big celebration of the Fourth OF July
will be under the auspices OF the fire de-
partment. whose members will act as spe-
Cial officers on that day, making the eagle
scream from early morning until late al
night. Sports, speaking, fireworks and a
regular old-fashioned Fourth Is the pro-
gram.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
DIR. Rose II. Rice Of Council Bluns
Now Sovereign Physician of
IODINE Circle.

DR.. Rose H. Rice OF Council Bluffs, has
been appointed sovereign physician OF the
woodman Circle to FIN the vacancy caused
by the resignation of DR.. Jennie Colfass.
DR.. Colfass gave up her office Monday
morning, and Monday afternoon DR.. Rice
moved into the physicians office in the
woowmeD Of the World building.
"Dr. Rice has been a prActicing physician
of Council Bluffs for some years. said
Mrs. Emma b. Manchester. sovereign com
mander OF the Woodman Circle. One of
the best recommendations we car give the
public as to her qualifications is that she
had a good practice at Council Bluffs and
the office sought her rather than that she
sought the office"
The husband Of DR.. Rice, like the hus-
band Of DR.. Jennie Colfass, is a physician.
Mrs. Rice. however, does not reside with
Mr.. Rice, They were married some years
ago at Randolph. Ia, ana then moved 70
Council Bluffs, where the practiced to-
gether. They were divorced and each
maintained separate practice.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
HUNTER MAY SUCCEED CHERRY
Former Dundee Pastor Mentioned
for Third Presbyterian
Church

Pew, T, X. Hunter has been mentioned
as a possible successor to Rev, j. B.
Cherry Phi. D., who resigned the pastorate
Of the Third Presbyterian church Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Hunter was formerly pastor OF
the Dundee Presbyterian church and re-
signed to become field secretary OF Bellevue
college, a position which he later resigned.
1t is a coincidence that Mr.. Hunter is
chairman of the committee appointed by
Presbytery April 20. at Tekamah, to make
an investigation OF the Christian Benevo-
lence associations activities in the Third
church, 10 which DR.. Cherry solely attri-
butes his resignation. This committees
report is to be the pivot on which will
turn the meeting of Presbytery Tuesday at
First church In Omaha.
Mr.. Hunters position is regarded as a
delicate one. since the committee has been
urged to make a most thorough investiga-
ton. availing itself of all data accessible.
The covers which would welcome sustain
ing DR.. Cherry and confirming the action
OF Presbytery in disappearing the intro
duction of the &C. B. A" into the Third
church, are not those it is said. which
would control the employment Of a sue
cessor to DR.. Cherry.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
MONUMENT TO FRANK PYRHA
Travelling IL Attended by nor
ceremonies by Bohemian
Societies.

over 800 persons, including delegates from
most Of the Bohemian schools and societies
Of Omaha. attended the memorial cere-
monies at the Bohemian cemetery. Fifty
fourth and Center streets, Sunday after
noon when the monument TO Frank Pyrha
was unveiled and grave were decorated.
The services were opened by President
E. Engelthaler Of the Bohemian Cemetery
association, with a short address and he
was followed by a singing society of the
Bohemian schools under Mr.. Fibinger.
Love and Life" was the subject of an
address by John Rosicky, who said tina
love was the chief factor of life and that
It was the power which guided humanity
over the various obstacles in the path
which leads to success.
Liska Dremysiovna, the women's singing
society sang and was followed by the un-
yelling Of a to Frank Pyrha OF
Tent Columbus Of the woodmen of tht
World. The graves OF deceased members
Of the woodmen of the World was dec.
GRATED by children from the Bohemian
schools.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
LIQUOR NAN AM THE KRUe
Nebraska Retail Dealers Have some
Important Business to
Transact.

Nebraska retail liquor dealers will open
their annual session az the Krue theater
in Omaha Tuesday afternoon INC business
of the highest Importance to the members
will be transacted. though all sessions Of
the convention will be star chamber
The meetings and entertainments are to
be perfectly dry" and the program will
consist OF a special bill at the Krug Tues
day evening and street car rides to the
Omaha breweries and distI1lery Wednesday
afternoon.
President James Novels OF the association
arrived in Omaha Monday afternoon.
Henry Heating Of Omaha is The secretary
and has general charge Of the arrange
ments for the meeting.
The executive board held its meeting Mon
day and received the reports. Of officers
and transacted routine business. The men,
bers Of the board were all present. p. p.
Riede of Lindsay, a member of the board,
died a short time ago and the board now
consists of A. II. Koop OF Lincoln, ]. w
Hobson Of Auburn and C. E. Fields Of
Omaha.
The first session opens at 2 O'Clock Tues
day and will be short, the liquor dealers
desiring to visit many places of interest in
Omaha Wednesday morning the officers
for the coming year will be elected and
there will be a general discussion of the
reports and work OF the executive commit
tee. The meeting will adjourn at 1890 and
at 100 the special street cars will take the
members OF the association to the storz.
Krug. Metz. letter and Willow Springs
breweries and to the Willow Springs dis
tillery. Final adjournment will be taken
Wednesday evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02

the first OF the month, with slightly
warmer Monday night
Drunk on Umbrella Businsss-All the
members Of the firm Of K~roft-NIurray-
Hayes-ONeil Consolidated Umbrella Mend
ers' company were arrested Sunday. The
police Judge pointed out At their trial Mon
day that their crime consisted not In mend
ms umbrellas. but IN becoming Intoxicated
upon the profits Of the business. The first
and last named members Jf the firm were
discharged. Nhiie Murray viii take the
rest cure for ten days and HAYES for fl
teen days in the county Jail
Excavation for John Deere Kouse-A
large force Of men was put 70 work Mon
day morning to begin the excavation for
the new John Deere Plow ompany building,
which will occupy the half block where st.
Phiiomena's cathedral stood and which was
bought for $4,000. The building Is to be
practically one building. although an alley
cuts through. Permission has been received
to bridge the alley. 1t Is TO be absolutely
fireproof. being built OF reinforced con-
crete by the Leonard Construction COM
pany OF Chicago.
Dipthsria az Detention school-what Is
believed to be a case of diphtheria has de-
veloped at the Detention school and in all
probability the school Will be quarantlneu
by the health authorities. Leila Tibbitts.
whe was placed in the school Tuesday, took
sick Wednesday and Saturday had a very
sore throat. The health department has
been notified and will make an examina-
ton OF the case. II 1t is pronounced
diphtheria the place will be quaranuned.
The school was closed several weeks last
winter under a diphtheria quarantine.
W. H. Koenig rot a Candidate-Ther'
has been som talk about electiEg w. II.
Koenig TO fill the vacancy on the Board OF
Education caused by the death Of DR.. w. II.
Christie. but Mr.. Koenig says he doubts
II he would be in a position to accept should
the board elect him a member. He intends
to be away a good share OF the summer
and therefore could not give the attention
to the work that should be given by mem
bers. He says he is in no way a candidate
Mr.. Koenig retired from the board the first
Of the year on account depressing business
matters which prevented him from giving
sufficient attention to school matters. Su.
perintendent Davidson says he made an ex'
cellent member and he would like to see
him again on the board.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
Deal Gently with,
the Bowels = Don't be Harsh

Some people say, "Cascarets are too
gentle. need a strong physie."
The trouble is this: They have taken
harsh physic until their bowels are
calloused.
Nature has caused the bowel Innings
70 harden-to resist the attacks Of
harsh pills.
And the bowels fail in their natural
functions while that hardness exists.
In such cases, take CascarSts oftener-
one tablet night and morning.
casearsts wont initiate. They are as
geatle and natural as a laxative food.
Soon the bowel lining grows soft again,
and begins 10 resume Ia baActiOns.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
INITIAL CARLOAD OF WOOL
First Big Consignment 10 Sent to
Omaha by Vice President
DelfeldeP.

]. A. Delfelder. president Of the Wyoming
Wool Growers association. shipped the
first carload of wool TO the Omaha market
last week and the first bills of lading were
received in Omaha Monday.
MIR. Delfelder has $4,000 pounds OF wool,
all OF which will come to Omaha Besides
he has many friends who will shipl to
and hold the wool for better prices
than are now offered.
Notice was received in Omaha Monday
that five carloads had been billed through
to Boston. Those promoting the wool mar
ket have telegraphed to the growers and
hope to keep this amount in the Omaha
storehouse.
Not many of the wool growers understand
the system of borrowing money from the
Omaha banks on the wool shipped TO
Omaha. and five to twenty representatives
of eastern markets are in Casper and sho-
shoni with the money to give the growers
something as soon as the wool is loaded.
This arrangement has been made by the
Omaha Wool and Storage company and in
quiry at any of the banks in Wyoming and
western Nebraska will make it possible to
complete the arrangements for securing
ready money when the wool is loaded.
Over half the roof is now on the store
house Of the Omaha company and the mar
ket is ready for the WOOL
N rover is justified in selling his clip
for less than 20 cents per pound said Mr..
Delfelder when discussing the situation
with the Omaha business men at Shoshoni.
The low prices offered this year are be-
cause the spectators want to make UP
what they lost last year. Holding the clip
will result in the manufactured buying
direct, and l am sure the growers VIII re-
eeive more thar 20 cents for the WOOL"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
OMAHA SEMINARY GETS IN
Recommended by General Assembly
for Appropriation, Says DR..
e. II. jerks.

Rev. Il. H. jerks. d. D.. of the First Pres
byterian church. has returned from the
meeting Of the Presbyterian general assem-
bly, Held in Kansas City. While there, DR..
jerks made a strong appeal for the Omaha
Theological seminary and asked that it be
considered in the matter of general endow-
ments for Presbyterian educational institu-
tons"
81 only spoke for a few moments said
DR.. Jenks, land pressed the claims OF the
Omaha seminary strongly as | could. The
chief Object of my address was to invite
the attention of the general assembly to the
Omaha institution and the need for sus-
tanning a strong seminary here. / further
undertook to show that the Roman Catholic
church regarded Omaha as the center of the
great home mission field and that interest
is giving its educational institutions here
every encouragement. 1 tried to impress
upon the assembly that same idea Will re-
gard to our educational interests. That
was all / could do.
o course the assembly could not maize
any appropriation for the seminary. AL
that can be done IS to secure the recon-
mendation of the assembly that the Omaha
seminary may be placed in line with those
Institutions meriting -endowments. The Sc
curing of these must of course be left to
local personal effort upon the part OF the
home friends of the seminary. 1 also spoke
OF the conditions prevailing at Bellevue
college and made a similar plea in behalf
of that institution"
Rev. NJ. B.. Lowrie, D.. D., president Of
the seminary. also attended the genera.
assembly. but left before the report came
in, following DR.. jerks address.
II found that sentiment seemed favor
able to our seminary obtaining the recon-.
mendation Of the general assembly" said
DR.. Lowrie.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
FIRST JUNE BRIDE A MATRoN
Iowa Woman Gets TO the Altar in
Omaha Before Any Local
Girla.

TIL first June bride of the season in
Omaha was not an Omaha girl at all.
Mrs. Mary Z. Roberts Of Lorah. Ia, claims
the distinction Of leading the list for the
month OF brides. She was married about
10 o'clock by County Judge Leslie. to Henry
Tando OF Atlantic la. She shyly admitted
she had passed her forty-first birthday
and was entering the connubial state for
the second time, having been divorced
about five years ago. The groom was d.
vorced about two years ago.
The December weather may have been
responsible for IT, but the usual rush for
marriage licenses June /. did not material
lie. only two being issued before noon.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Carl c. Wright. one OF the attorneys for
the Omaha Water board. left Monday for
St. Paul.
City ELECTRICIAN Michaelsen leaves this
evening for Denver to testify as an expert
witness in a lawsuit. He expects to return
Thursday.
City Boiler Inspector Wolfe, who attended
the national convention OF master boiler
makers IN Detroit last week, writes tina
he and Mrs. Wolfe have gone on TO New
York to visit his mother.
John Harberg OF the Wright & Wilhelmy
Hardware company left yesterday after
noon for Casper. Wyo., on a fishing trip,
old friend and a w~ell-known hardware mar
He Is TO be the guest OF j. +. Schultz, an
Of Wyoming. Mr.. Harberg expects to he
gone about ten days.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
SURE CURE FOR hoe CHOLERA
Remedy Evolved at Conference Of
Veterinarians at Ames.
o. K IF PROPERLY APPLIED
Dr. A. II. Peters, Head OF Department
of Animal Pathology of Me-
braska University, Ex-
plains IL.

"A cure Tor hog cholera has at last been
found. provided the animal be treated soon
enough said Or. A. T.. Peters OF Lin
coin. head OF the department Of animal
pathology Of the University OF Nebraska.
DR.. Peters reached Omaha Monday from
Ames. Ia, wher he attended the confer
ence OF veterinarians Of nine western
states, in which the disease Is making
serious inroads and causing a tremendous
loss TO farmers Hog cholera Is prevalent
I'm several Nebraska counties now. and II
the state burea1 at Lincoln was ready to
send out the new serum great benefit
would result. AS it is. DR.. Peters thinks
the regents OF the university, who are
deeply interested, will make an appro-
priation this month that will enable the
distribution Of several thousand doses this
year.
On the wrong Theory.
THE hos cholera scourge has hereto
fore resisted the efforts Of veterinarians,
said DR.. Peters. we have been proceed
ing on the theory that the cholera germ
was discovered and treatment has been
given in the form of injections Of a germ
culture. which was not a cure. In very
few cases has it proved efficacious. The
discovery of DR.. n. Dorset Of the bio
chemic department of the bureau Of animal
Industry. Washington, appears to have
solved the problem. Tried in thirty or
forty herds throughout Iowa. where ex-
periments have recently been made. II
has cured we'll established cases of the
disease. In consists of the injection of the
blood of an affected animal into the cir
c~ulation Of one not under the influence of
the disease. This must be combined with
the injection of the serum of an animal
already immune. The production OF a vac
cine by means Of infected blood instead
Of artificial cultures Of the germ y the
basis OF the cure.
Wilson Calls Conference.
The conference at Ames was called by
Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson and
Or. A. d. Melvin, chief OF the bureau OF
animal industry. Over a week was spent
in experiments and discussion Of the best
way to introduce the new discovery com
mercially so that instant results may be
secured. II is the hope eventually to per-
feet the vaccine so that a small injection
may be sufficient to effect a cure. AT
present IT takes about two drachmS for
this purpose
The benefits of the new discovery cannot
be too largely estimated. During the last
fiscal year. OF the Isl. SIS hogs slaughtered
in the great packing centers under severn
ment Inspection, over 1899 were cholera
suspects. This does not take into account
the numerous hogs affected In individual
herds that die with heavy loss to the hog
raisers. The new cure was found while
experimenting with hogs that had with
stood a cholera attack.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
COMMITTEE FOR BUILDING
First Decisive Step Taken Towart
Erection Of Court House.
COUNTY BOARD MOVES AHEAD
Kennard, Trainor and IRE VIII Have
in charge Plans for the Com
structiOn of the New
Edince.

BY the appointment Of a building COM
mittee. consisting OF KenDard. Trainor and
Tire. the county board Monday took a
decisive step toward beginning the cree
ton Of the new 100000 court house. The
resolution providing Cor this committee was
introduced by Riggs and carried by the
votes Of Riggs, Trainor and Kennard. IRE,
who Is a member Of the committee, was
not present and Bruning. who was left off
the committee, opposed it.
The resolution named the building com
mittee and also provided for the reorgan-
ization Of the board. made necessary by
the resignation Of Solomon and the APP
pointment Of Riggs. When R~runing's vote
was called for he spoke against the reso-
luton. declaring that all matters pertain
Ing to the court house should be handled
by the committee Of the whole directly.
In reply Ptggs explained the building
committee would only recommend TO the
whole board and all questions would come
up before the five members for settle
ment.
After the resolution had been declared
carried by a vote Of 8 to 1. Bruning face
tiously offered a resolution referring to
Chairman Kennard as his royal highness
and suggesting that II three members were
all that were necessary on thu committed
the chairman should designate two mem
bers Of the board to resign. The resolution
was ignored.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
eIRL-WlFE KILLS HERSELF
Mrs. sfiIdred settle, who Played En-
samsneat in Omaha, Drinks
CarbOhc Acid.

Last Friday the local police took Mrs.
Mildred Settle from a train arriving here
from Karsas City. Her husband, following
On n later rain. went TO the police station
ara apparently effected a reconciliation
with his young wife. She was IS years OF
age and very pretty. They left the city
together.
Sunday she committed suicide in Kansas
City by drinking earbolie acid In the pres
ence of her husband.