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Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-12
Building Permits.

Edward NJ. Slater. 1929 Grant street. fran,
dwelling, 400; w. A. Mathews, Twenty.
fourth and Bristol streets, frame dwelling
1850; w. n Stohlman, SO6 Ohio street
frame dwelling. 1900; T. n. Nelson, Tween.
ty-nisAh and Dodge streets, frame dwelling
$500; CHARLES Sorenson, 56O1 Florence boule
ward, frame dwelling, $4,000; John Ander
non, 2S22 SEWARD street. repairs TO building
$4,000; Fret Jacobsen. T~wenty-seventh ave
nus ans fort street. frame dwelling. 81, 200
NJ. SnrNngon, Thrity-fourth street and Lafay
cite avenue. frame dwelling. $500; c. F
Cunningham, Twenty-eighth street anS
Elliston avenue, frame dwelling. $4,000; Her
man Walker, Thirty-third and Fort streets
frame dwelling. N.7Oo; Otto Thomson, 81
North Thirty-seventh avenue. frame dwell
ing, 1880; DR.. Charles Rosewater, Thirty
fifth and Farnam streets, frame dwelling
s.. 300; r.. M. McAuliff, 84e Seward street
addition to dwelling. $500; DR.. Kalal. TWEEN
ty-eighth and Chicago streets, frame dwell
ing. 1850.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-12
Frinbtened fnfo Ci,.

by fear Of appendicitis, take DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, and away goes bowel
trouble. Guaranteed Csc. Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-12
CLOSE TAB ON STEAM AUTOS
Explosion SUGGESTS Idea to Wolfe
OF Need OF Frequent In
specttOn.

TIL explosion Of a steam at
Painsville, o., on Monday, in which two
persons were killed and two injured, one
OF them fatally, has aroused Robert u.
Wolfe, city boiler Inspector. and that Of
fetal says he Is going TO try to get the
council to pass an ordinance making Il
mandatory upon the owner OF q steam
engine OF any description to report the fact
20 the boiler Inspectors office, so that the
engine can be INSPECTED frequently.
''The little boilers In the steam auto
mobiles carry 400 and 500. or even l.O5a per
cent higher pressure than the boilers used
I'm steam engines ot any other character -
saws Boiler Inspector Wolfe. For this
reason they should be subjected to the
most rigid test On account OF their being
70 small the only adequate test that can
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-12

DR.. Ross. Dentist. as Barker Block.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-12

be made IL the hydrostatic. and every
boiler in a steam automobile should be
subjected to this test and be made to with
stand a pressure OF 80 per cent above the
working capacity OF the engine.
The steam boilers and engines in the
steam automobiles arc Of unique and
splendid construction. but with all their
strength and ingenuity the fact re-
mains that they are a death dealing
capacity, surpassed only by a dynamite
gun or the bomb OF an anarchist"
There are several steam automobiles in
Omaha, but the boiler inspectors depart
ment has no record Of them and has no
way Of finding out who own one Of the
machines, so that an inspection can be
made.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-12

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 1.-THE Grand
Circuit trotting races scheduled for today
were postponed until tomorrow on account
Of rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-12
GENERAL RAIN IN NEBRASKA
WettinE Spreads over the state and
Does n Great Deal of
Good,

Farmers. merchants and all residents Of
Nebraska were rejoicing Tuesday morning
over the general rain which wet the state
Monday night. While the reports OF grow
ing crops have been good, there was
getting TO be a need OF rain in several
localities. The people OF Douglas county
thought there was more need OF rain thar
there really was. because last week Douglas
county was practically the only county IN
the state which was not wet.
Tuesday morning the railroad reports
showed scarcely a station In Nebraska on
the Union Pacific and Burlington roads
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-12
BURGLAR SCARED BY cHLD
Thief Alarmed az Cry of Boy Runs
Past the Fntbe Out OF

An e%nterprisirg butSiat made a profitable
haul Monday night. when he entered the
residence Of L. y. Dotson, 2309 California
street. by cutting out screen window.
He secured a diamond stud, a gold watch
end 81 in cash. Leaving the Dotson resi-
dence. the burglar broke into the residence
Of Market Master Epstein, 51i North
Twenty-third street, where he secured 81
in cash and Epstein's official badge.
An unsuccessful attempt was made by a
burglar about $3.50 Tuesday morning. when
the residence Of Samuel Deems, 261S Pat
rick avenue, was entered. A young son Of
Mr.. Deems awoke and scared the marauder
away. Mr.. Deems, hearing the boys cries,
started toward his room. when the burgla!
ran past the father and escaped through
the front door
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-12
Special Excursion Fares Via Grand
Trunk Railway system
Summer 1908.
Chicago 4

Corresponding fares TO over one hundred
other places In Canada and New England.
Tickets good thirty 600 days. Liberal stop.
over arrangements. st. Lawrence River
and Rapids included at slightly higher
fares. Time tables. descriptive literature.
etc. can be obtained by mail from Geo. w.
vaux. A. @. p. s. T. A.. lS Adams ST.,
Chicago,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-12
Bruah Up.

Kemper, Hemphil g. Buckingham.
Anything Of metal made good as new"
Owners Omaha Silver Co., s14 S. 18th st.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-12

but had a shower OF some kind Monday
night At no place was the rain heavy.
but it was general and wet the ground con-
siderably in places.
The chief Of the Weather bureau In
Washington has recently undertaken TO
give weekly forecasts and is apparently
making good in the forecast for the current
week, which predicted general rainy con-
ditions, with a lower temperature.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-12
Locks sad.

Many an article you have which needs
repairing and REPEATING.
Kemper. Hemphill a Buckingham.
Owners Omaha silver company, inc.
314 S. 18th st. All kinds plating.
Lodge.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-09-25
PROGRESSIVE
WEST TE<AS
Items of Interest ia " rrl
Texas Re.arranged for
the Convenience ui Cur
,,autlr.

nu . ,..It.,l
.urvsys through the south plains
country and seem, confident that
La h,. the most ueaslhle road of
any man IA the field and bonuses
are being raised Al uIH'''h' P'''' >
along thr proposed me
brownhe!d our SISTER '"N" u
the southwest - wearing u'' "'
qnet at iona hhue'p"''"hN 81 E''
tlamlln on the '."h' .''"''
boasts OF another "'ph""' 'NS
TEN
kotau tine Young town 900 north
Fisher county can see 81 ''' ''
lights eiitI'fIhs not Tar away
She Is To have an nee plant "'o.
Abilene ha, her grab hooks out
for creamery. and Is quite hop
tai Ola successful Hhdlue "l lh'>
industry
De- V,cb,ta Fall, 4, GpurInp ou q
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-09-25

County Greeting
Oatn therefor having been made
is required by law, you are hereby
commanded that, by making publica
ton Of this citation in some news.
paper published Ia sad county once d
week for eight consecutive weeks pre-
vious 10 the return day hereof, you
summon Mrs. T.. kcmpncr Mrs, T.
kempner AdmX. OF the estate OF II
kcmper decd the unknown heirs OF
II. kempner decd ana of MIS-. +.
Kempner, If deceased Defendants To-
he and appear before the District
Court. 10 be holden iu and for the
-afore saidcounty OF Lubbock at The
Court House therOt, la the town
OF Lubbock on the 2nd. day OF
November 1908 then and there Jo|
answer petition OF II u. Reed
Plaintiff filed in said court ON the
mn day OF August 1905 and number
eft 30 thr docket OF said Court against
Jlc said Mrs T. kempner, Ms T..
krmpncr admX. Of the estate OF II
.Ecmpncr dec "a the unknown heirs OF
U L,mper decd and Of Mrs J.
kpmuucr ll deceased and alleging u|
substance as follow That therefore
lU.uit0u rae 23rd. dir OF oct 1896
Mus D. E-upner Admnstrau& oil
the e.taJ, 0l II, kempuei decd. Zee
covered judgement against p.aiu-.h
-auI N q louuellec iJI the sum Of
.Ia S.. cost sll-90. Atty5 fees 1850
.ua.rcgatiau :I43.22witn = peIceur.nt
U.u fuu date OF Judgment which
amount. 20 s4.s.I4 july 23rj. lsl, lu
The County Court of East.aud County
Ieza. iu a suit No -U- brought YF
AdmulsUatiN against p.aiutu ana
v q C0uueIlcc Oua note h,ldaFalH-l
90, too last named parties uE ine
-.aIa b kempuer before h.s death
and which came into .lt hands ut-lIl
Admui,fuIX 10 Oh. course Of admin
.-uatlu 90 said e,Jat. That there
Ia, never been but ta. execution, ls
sued .. -l.l Hdgm and fu'b Nr'"
r..I ISSUED June 3rI l-H- one vas Dee.
turned 200 property .ud ls "a,
%. r..I These a.. .. ... rA"o..
.r.n.f.a. have ever ..au issued .H
r.. -a.I Judgment I.u tho .mo .'
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-09-25

FOR -AIl Iur0 power
la.olIur engine tI-Etu thing iof
Rancho. of farm. f1f lVhi aorE
call at tI. oft.f a bargain
lott
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The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-09-25

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... Hel u. frs before Sail Count
ZOO. .lr a.I. aur return thereon
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-10
MORE RAILROAD TALK.
St. Louis, ALMA AND SUMNER
Are On The Line Of the Proposed New Road.
Crosses Many MIchigen Roads.

Last week Battle Creek and Mar
shall daily papers published a map,
showing the proposed route OF the To-
ledo, Michigan and Lake Huron rail-
road, and in connection with the pro-
file printed the following New York
dispatch
New York, Nov 30.-Trust deeds
and construction contracts are being
completed here for a new railroad that
will mean much to the state OF Michi-
gan. opening up large coal and mari
deposits and crossing twelve traversed
lines. The road is the Toledo, Michi-
gan and Lake Huron Railroad, and 1t
will run from Bay City, on Lake HUI
ron, through the center of Michigan,
to Montpelier, Ohio, in the south.
where it connects with the Wabash.
In Calhoun county, both Marshall and
Tekonsha will be stations. Arrange
ments have already been completed
in Europe for the disposal of $4,000, 600
in construction and equipment bonds,
while the work of completing the trust
deeds and construction contracts here
IS in charge of John j. Vause and II.
Melville Walker, counsel for the road.
The contractors declare that the road
is not mere promotion but that it
will be completed and in running or
der within the next two years"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-10

Fitz James Lodge. Knights Of Pythias.
held its annual election of officers at its
lodge rooms last Friday evening. Geo.
A. Russell of Saginaw, deputy grand
chancellor of the state of Michigan. was
present as guest. Mr. Russell is
always welcome here in Alma as it was
he who installed the first Pythian lodge
here over twenty years ago. The fol-
lowing were elected officers for the
coming year: Chancellor, J. X. Fuller;
vice chancellor, G. b. Porter; past
chancellor, Dewitt Vought; prelate.
James McFaul; master of exchequer
Theodore w. Marsh; master of finance,
John ID. Spinney; keeper of records and
seals, ]. 5. Knoertzer; master at arms.
+. G.. Campbell; inner guard, John
Smith; outer guard, Peter Storey; trustee
for three years, V s. Hollenbeck
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-10

Dr. and Mrs. l. N. Brainerd, who en-
tertained DIR. Warthin of the University
OF Michigan, when he was present here
last Friday to deliver his lectures on
tuberculosis, furnished him with an
agreeable surprise Friday evening. A
seven course dinner was served and al
the table were several of the u. of NJ
men who studied at the university under
DIR. Warthin. Among those present
were: DR.. c. B.AGardner of Riverdale,
DR.. Stiles Kennedy aud DR.. Barstow of
St. Louis and Ors. McClinton. and Day
Of this city. DIR. Kennedy's wife
was also present.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-10

was - follows: Ten FAMILIES used
Alma Bread. one family used Area
d., one family used Crescent. four
families used Gold Medal. four fam
lilies used Lily White. The above was
purely an incident to the subject un-
der consideration but showing as II
did 30 per cent OF the families repre-
scented using Alma Bread flour. 1t
proves that the people Of Alma apprs-
ciate the efforts Of the Alma Grain
and Lumber Co. to give them . better
article than can be obtained elsewhere
for the same money.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-10

The Alma Elevator company are on
the alert for business every minute.
Recently. in order to keep in close
touch with their customers, they adopted
postal card notification of the market
standings A card is mailed TO each
customer on the back of which is the
highest quotation the company is pay
ing for the products it buys. These
cards quote the price to the seller at
his nearest shipping point and enable
him, if the market is high, to take
advantage of it in the most convenient
way
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-10

II the plans matsrialixs The road
will make Bay City IT. Lake Huron
terminus. and In running south and
west will pass through Midland, st.
Louis. Alma. Sumner. Hubbsrdston
Muir. Portland. vermontvills. Olivet
Marshall. Tekonsha. Coldwater and
on TO Montpelier. Ohio.
Whether this Is an old. old railroad
story revised time will only tell. II
would surely pass through section
of the state In need OF better railroad
facilities and would cross nearly all
of the best lines In Michigan
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-10

The Gratiot county poultry show,
which will be held at Ithaca, Dec. IS,
10. ~. Is, promises to be the best one
ever held in the county. The promoters
Of the show are anxious to get all who
have good poultry to enter. Entry
blanks can be procured Of X. j. Mccall,
secretary at Ithaca. Poultry raising in
Gratiot county has been given great
stimulus by these annual shows, and
they are unquestionably accomplishing
much good. If you are a poultry raiser
enter your birds this year. You stand a
good chance of winning some of the
prize money. Anyway you will learn
something about poultry that's worth
knowing.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-10

Alma camp, Modern woodman Of
America. at the regular meeting last
Thursday night elected the following
officers: Consul, Frank J. Nestle; Ad-
visor. F. w. Smith; clerk. j. K. Fuller;
banker. A. k. Boardman; escort. H. l..
White; watchman, ]. w. Henderson,
sentry, X. l.. Fuller; physicians. Il. T.
Lamb and NJ +. AcOlinton; managers.
w. H Miner. l. 8. Fink and B. Forquer.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-10
SHOW GOOD JUDGMENT

1t is reported that while class of
twenty were at recitation in one OF
the grades OF our city school recently
and while the teacher was trying to
illustrate the subject under consider
alton the merits OF flour entered into
the discussion and the question was
asked of the youngsters, What flour
is used in your homer The result
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-10

have forty acres Of timber. so.Hs
acres running heavy others light thas I
desire to sell. Here 10 an opportunity
you cannot afford to miss. Inquire q
Charles Sullivan. two miles west an4
one-half mile south of Alma Unios
phone. Also good four year old mare
for sale or trade.
1b52t2 CHARLES SULLIVAN.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-10
List Of Letters Advertised.

Advertised list for the week ending
Dec. 5th., 1908.
Mr.. A. ID. Fuller, Thos Lusk, Mrs.
VIM. Menerey, Mr.. Chas. Oberson. Mrs
Poast, Dora Sheffield, Ed Snyder, Mr..
Asa T.. Willis, Mr.. Harry Winegarden.
The above if not called for will be sent
to the Dead Letter Office Dec. 81, 1908
{. f. BROWN. p. m.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-10

Geo. Sharrar, the retiring member OF
the county board Of overseers of poor,
and John Swigart, the incoming mem
Der. both went to Grand Rapids, Tues
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-10

day to attend the meeting of fhe over
seers of the poor Of the state OF Michi-
gan held in that city Wednesday and
Thursday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-10

A Brook heater is something thss
when once used you won't ever be
without.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-10

Wanted-An assistant woman cook
at Wright hall References desired
Apply at hall. 1859 ct
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26
Real Estate Transfers Recorded

L and Y streets-Francis a. Blundon ct
ak. 20 Michael O'COnnor, lot e., square
-l4. $40
lI5 r street northeast. 325 First street
southeast. 1rj Eleventh street north
west, ll3l Thirteenth street northwest,
Cd . street northwest. 1870 5 street
northwest. 4l6 p street northwest, and
4IZ and 4l4 HolEdge court northwest
lbs Twenty-dfth street northwest. 1896
Union street southwest. 22a Fifteenth
street southeast 52l Ninth street south
eaSJ-JOGn Ford ct al. 10 Isaac II Ford,
y, square 2l6. lot 81. square 2l5s lot 22l,
square 6l5. lot 3. square 19l. lots 81. So,
81 square 81, lot 5S, square Il. south
one-half original lot %, square 5JS; lot
81. square 100; lot -, square S26, and lot
i. square 900, SO
~ and ia f street southeast, 10l1
Eleventh street northwest, 12S D street
northwest 90 A street southeast. 4l4 2
street northwest. and 40 TO 40 HOl-
Idge court northwest, 944 X street
northwest. % Eighth street southeast.
and III Eleventh street nOrtheast-IsaaC
Il. Ford 70 John, Ella :. and Mary r.
Ford, lots . and &C. square I56 part lots
II and y, square 142. south one-half lot
9. square 342, part original lot 3. square
5t3i part lot $, square S0yi lots 81, IS 10
80 square 81; lot IS, square So; part
lots b and c, square $50, lot 43, square
900; lot g. square $50, SO.
Mt. Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
Malcolm Hufty, trustee. to James A.
Sullivan. south One-half lot 6. S1.775.
II street northwest, between Nine
tenth and Twentieth streets-Frank T.
Rawlings ct uX. TO Frank S. Collins.
original lot 9, square l20. so.
New Hampshire avenue and Ward
place nOTthWcSU-JOhn / Warren CT al
TO Thomas II. Wilkinson, part lots 79
so. 81, square 20. $40
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26
ITALIANS DISCHARGED,
UNEMPLOYED" WORK

TARRYTOWN. y. Y, Jan. 25.-Owing
TO the large number Of unemployed per
sons in this vicinity, John D. Rookie
Teller has given orders to his superln-
tendent that the hundreds OF Italians
working on his estate be laid OF and
the unemployed men be given employ
ment.
The news was made known today, and
IT was hailed with delight Mr. Rocke-
Teller had been appealed TO by the min
listers and the wives of husbands out
Of employment. They told him such
pathetic stories that he was touched
and decided to come 10 the --lef OF the
labOriug men.
The orders are that all men be given
work that report TO his Pocantico Hills
estate Monday morning. Times have
been harder here than usual this winter
and over 200 men vita families have
been out of work They had little
money, and the storekcepers could not
carry them over the inter because OF
tight money market
The Italians were laid on today, ana
large numbers Of them left town Many
Of them viii go back 70 Italy.
In addition to giving men employment
Mr.. Rockefeller has given them per-
mission to 20 into hiS woods and cut
wood to warm their homes. Mr.. Rookie
Teller is very popular with the people
here, and his latest charitable act has
made him more popular than ever.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26
THE NAPLES APARTMENT HOUSE.

Observation-Disclosures Y. Creamer TO
Marta Peterson. lot L. block Z: SO
Cos and COS b street uOTtheast-BWight
J. Particle 20 ElOrclce +. Dorsey, lots
- and .. square SOS; SO
SncTWOOd's Addition 10 BTOOkland-
Edward Z. Ge.ger. ct ux.. to Frances
NJ. Rooms, lot =. block .; so.
TWlning City-WilIam HelIng. ct TX.
10 Hannah Donaldson, east one-ha'f
lot %, block .; SO.
1914 y street mort 1west-Henrietta NJ.
Halliday 10 Franklin 7. Sanner. lot IS.
square 139; SO.
Twentieth street northwest. between
r and : streets Che Dupont Apart
ments)-Franklin T. Sanner ct ux to
henrietta NJ. Halliday, lot 59, square 10;
$50 K street southwest-Edwin W.
Riddle ct uX 10 Nellie Wells, Mary
Downs, John Riddle and Maggie CIaspy.
Wes- one-half lot 6, square 499; so.
tn3 and 10 T street northwest-Nfarv
Widmayer 10 Hattie Z. Williams. par+e
original lots I and ~ square SCI. 80
1o1 F street north Uest1C "a tbarina T.
Spengler ct viz, JOIN. to Hattie L. VIII
567; SO
Argyle Park-George 3. Wagner ct r,x
to Andrew ". Lukei lots 9 and :. square
Randle HighIands-U. 6. Realty Co
t., John S. Arnold, lot II. square 56g7:
A street northeast. between Sixteenth
and Seventeenth streets-Brainar1 TT
warner et TX. TO William G. Kfns-
man. original lot 4, square 1OS3- 80
+ street northeast between Seyep+5
and Eighth streets-Inez D. RaIderSton
to Edwin T NOll and Carrie NOU Io+s
p and ., square S93: SO.
IAlEteentE street northwest. between
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26
Brokers Say That Spring
Trade VIII Be
Active.

The exchange Of realty, in which the
Naples apartment house and the old
Foxhall tract. Spring HILL" changed
hands. is regarded as one of the most
interesting real estate transactions Of
the week, and, in fact, of the winter, and
is regarded by brokers no presaging an
early beginning Of an active spring.
Charles II. Cragin and the Osborne
heirs of Georgetown, took the apartment
house fer an Investment. subject 20 an
encumbrance Of S425oO in favor of T.
H. Pickford, payable, 5000 annually
The sixty-acre tract was decided free Of
incumbrance to Mr.. Pickford at a valua-
ton Of about 1880 an acre. the value
Of the apartment being placed at $l35,000
The apartment house is a six-story
steel structure. built by Mr.. Pickford
about a year ago. It. contains twenty
three-room and twenty f1ve-TOOm apart
ments.
Spring Hul' is situated Immediately
to the west OF the Georgetown College
grounds. It has a frontage of a quarter
of a mile on New Cut road and even
a wider frontage on the FoxhaH road.
About two years ago Er. Cragin had
an offer of 100000 cash for the property
and few months previous received
a similar offer. but he held out for
81. 500 an acre the price obtained in the
trade. The late Henry FoXhaH owned
the property at one time, John McKen-
ney, in whose name the land is now
assessed, purchasing it from FOxhalL
It has been announced that the United
States Realty Company will subdivide
the property and place it on the market
in the spring.