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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1908-09-25

All kinds Of sewing done neatly and
promptly at reasonable prices. Mrs.
Annie Sieg in Mammoth Springs
Addition. q At
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1908-09-25

Among the very best-the justly pop
uler Beaufort Hotel. Popular prices
500, 75c, SlOO and 15O
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1908-09-25
LIABILITIES:

STATE
f' "S''o the oes' OF my Ano"e'e' " &C
o- - ELMER JUcKETr, Notary
CorrctAue
ii auaeassT4 uaET Ephc,or
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13
CITY TO GIVE SITE TO MILL
Business Men Will Provide Lots for
the New Building.
CONTRACTS ARE NOW CLOSE
Nancy Milling Company Of Oklahoma,
with Capital of 100000, VIII
Establish a Plant in
Omaha.

Business men of Omaha will give the
Nancy Milling company, organized by Dix
lahoma millers, a site worth $500, on which
to erect it's new mill and contracts we're
closed Saturday with the company, the
deeds being placed in escrow in the First
National bank TO be turned over to the
company when their plant is completed.
The site, which has been bought by the
business men, is on Great Western track
age, near Twentieth street. 1t is 500 feet
long and forty-six feet wide, a strip pass-
ing along the edge of this for railroad
tracks is fourteen feet wide and zoo feet
in length, giving the mill a site 6Ox6O and
trackage.
The new corporation has a capital stock
of 5000, 900 and is TO erect a thoroughly mod
ern milling plant, with a capacity of 700
barrels.
The fact that the Commercial club had
secured a subscription OF 5000 to buy the
site for the mill was kept quiet until The
last dollar was secured and the deed 10 ths
property transferred to the club.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13
OFF FOR SOUTH
Thomas of Omaha, siker Of Lincoln
and Others Go to ChattR-
nOOEa.

Postmaster and Mrs. b. F. Thomas left
last night at 1913 for Chattanooga,
Tenn, where Mr.. Thomas will attend the
annua convention OF the National Associa-
tion of Postmasters OF the First Glass.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas will join the Ne
braska delegation OF postmasters which
will reach Omaha Saturday evening and all
will depart by special car for Chattanooga
Saturday night. In the party will be Post
masters f. r. Sizer, vice president Of the
national association of Lincoln; II. NJ.
Wells OF Crete. Howe OF South Omaha,
Cook OF Blair and several others, several
Of whom will be accompanied by their
wives.
Postmaster Thomas will speak on the
topic of Efficiency Records and Promo
tons Postmaster General Won Meyer
and First Assistant Postmaster General c.
p. Granfield. with numerous chiefs Of
divisions Of the Postoffice department Will
be present at the Chattanooga meeting.
The general purpose OF the meeting Is TO
discuss and suggest legislation for the bet
ter efficiency Of the postoffics service.
Incidentally Postmaster Thomas will seek
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13
COURT GOES OUT TO CHADRoN
Judge, Clerks and other OHicerS
Leave for West End 10 Hold
Fail Term,

Judge w. II. Munger, Clerks George II.
Thummel and r. G.. Hoyt of the United
States circuit and district courts, respec-
lively, United States District Attorney
Charles A.. Goss, ID. w. Dickinson, United
States Marshal w. p. Warner and Deputy
Marshal Nickerson will leave Sunday for
Ckadron TO open the fall term OF the fed
eral courts there Monday.
Only three criminal cases are docketed
for hearing. These are against Henderson,
Abbott and Hendricks for buying govern
ment property i'm violation of law. The
two first named are charged with buying
cattle from Indians and slaughtering the
beeves. two OF tine hides with all their
odorousness have been in the possession OF
the district attorney for a day or two and
will be taken to Chadron as exhibits "A
and 81 by the officials. Hendricks rs
charged with buying government clothing
from a soldier, which is also a grievous
Otfense against the peace and dignity Of
Uncle Sam.
The civil docket at Chadron will be quite
light and il is possible that he term OF
court will not last longer than next week.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13
SEMINARY OPENS IN FEW DAYS
theological SCHOOL Will Have Course
of study Enlarged TO Meet
New Conditions.

The Omaha Theological seminary, in
Kountze Place, will begin its eighteenth
school year next week. Wednesday morn
ing the faculty viii meet for the matriculs-
ton of new students, after the chapel serv-
ice at 10 o'clock.
President NJ. b. Lowrie will make the
faculty address Thursday evening in the
seminary chapel. The hour will be )
o'clock.
The undergraduates Of last year are all
expected to return, and appearances indi-
cate that the addition of new student will
maintain the usual attendance. The course
of study has been enlarged. including some
new electives, beginning with the present
year. in order to meet the demand created
by modern conditions and provide for the
training of eyangelists, lay workers, Bible
students and others, The schedule of lee
lures and reeitatIons has been arranged so
as to permit a selection OF work TO cover
a two years course, or any part of II. in
Bible study, history, applied Christianity,
religious pedagogy and sociology.
II is expected that Sunday school teach
ers and other religious workers will take
advantage OF this extra course of study.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13
AUTO AND STREET CAR CRASH
Collision Both Vehicles and
Lays Out the Automobile
Driver.

While driving the large touring car be-
longing to T. G. Northwall, john Lind II,
1919 North Thirty-eighth street. suffered
a badly sprained back by a collision be-
tween a westbound Walnut Hin car and the
automobile at the intersection OF the bjule
ward and Cunning street at 1880 Saturday
afternoon. THE automobile was going
north and was hidden from the view Of
the motorman Of the street car by an in
tervening house. Suddenly the
was seen to start across Cunning st eat
and the collision followed, Both th2 auto
mobile and the street ear were put out
OF commission. Another car pushed the
disabled can up the hill, while Northwsil
sent another automobile to tow his d.
lapidsted touring car to the garage. Lin
dell was the only one injured in the col
lision, and he was taken home in an auto
mobile. His Injuries, although painful, are
not considered serious.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13

ter parslyzed business in some parts Of the
United States, Mr.. Piowman was asked TO
report as TO business conditions in Omaha
and the %outlook in his territory. lie said
at once that this city was not affected by
the panic to any extent and the outlook
in the city ana country around II was eN-
ceedingly bright for a big years business;
perhaps the largest in the history Of the
office.
When the notice came that the Omaha
office won the trophy cup for showing the
largest proportionate increase OF sales Of
any city in the United States on Smith
Premier typeWriterS Mr.. Plowman realized
that the CITY and country were In the con
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13

DuAA UNCNNAC AOO'
The man who w~restles with a bull will
be another attraction on the Kings High
way. This man does not carry around a
trained bull which lies down when tired,
but will wrestle any fractions bull brought
into the arena. Several travellers from
Omaha saw this exhibition in the east and
say 1t is a great show.
Fences, booths and stalls are all being
hurried up along the Kings Highway.
Samson is a cautious person and wants to
have everything In readiness, so that a
precarnival rain may not delay the OPEN
ing of the big show. Twenty-Five shows
have been secured and the board of gov
errors say they are confident that the
show will be larger and stronger this year
tina never before.
The den is also a busy place. Gus Renze
is preparing some special torture for the
newspaper men of Nebraska and Iowa for
next Monday night and the floats are also
being built. Monday night will be the
last initiation for the year, and as an in
ducement for all the old-timers to turn
out for the fun several new stunts are
being prepared.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13

dition he stated and his prediction was full
filled.
Besides winning the trophy cup the
Omaha office received a cash prize OF $500.
a watch for the manager, and two OF the
statesmen in the office receive watches for
max ng the largest number % sales Of any
salesmeh in the employ Of the company.
Mr.. PloSman, having won a watch while
In the ST. Joseph office for sales, will re-
ceive a handsome fob and will be the only
manager VINO has received both a fob end
watch.
The statesmen who have received watches
are z. p. Duns way Of Sioux City and ".
z. Close OF Omaha. Mr.. Close has country
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13

territory and spld the greGrest number Of
machines in the ocuutry of any SALESMAN
in the world IN similar terrftDry.
When ths company figured up the in
crsnses end re sIles 81 tns Omaha affics
II was found the salcslIen under Ar. P1ow-
man ana his o.dce had won every prize Bor
which they could compete and al the
prizes allotted 10 America. except one won
BY Il. e GsriiHg Of Cincinnati, o.. who
won the wstrh for having the largest sales
in city territory.
The trophy emp VIII be seat from Lon
don. VnEre n was Wan last year by nan
sgsr f. g. Earrisan. and VIM ~ IN Aar
play In Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13
ELKS WILL HAVE Big PICNIC
Pinn an Dating at John Fin
ley's Grove North of
FLORENCE.

Omaha Biks, their wives, sisters, moth
ers and sweethearts. will go to John Fin
ley's grove. north OF Florence. next satur-
day for an old-fashioned picnic, the picnic
to be during the afternoon and evening.
Frank Rogers, Gould Dietz. J. ID. Weaver
and John Telland compose the committee
Oh arrangements aud they nave engaged
buses TO carry the p%icnickers to and
from the terminal of the street car line In
Florence and are now arranging for an
amateur game of base ball and other
sports. They request that the feminine
Of the EIks meet in the club
some day next week and make ar
rangements for the lunch. + picnic IL
to be more for the women than tor the
men and the Eiks hope 10 make NJ the oc-
casion an event the women viii not Don
forget ana 10 which they via Look back
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13
WINS FIRST PRIZE
M. d. PIOwhian Sells Most Smith Pre-
mier T~yPewPIters During
the Year,

In the International selling contest of the
Smith Premier Typewriter eomopsny. the
International trophy, which has been held
by Berlin, Kansas City and London, has
been won this year for Omaha by NJ. o.
PlOwmsn, manager Of the Omaha office,
and his statesmen.
Besides bringing the city the honor Of
holding a trophy cup, Mr., Plowman feels
that he has made good his statement as TO
business conditions in Omaha and the ter
ritory surrounding the city.
When the financial trouble Of last win
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13

to impress upon the postmasters the eff
ficiency of the Distributing check device in
vented by John P. O'Connor of the Omaha
postoffice, and which has been in success
full operation in the Omaha office for a
year or two.
The program of the convention includes
an elaborate banquet, addresses by promi-
nent postofficc officials and a visit to the
famous battle fields in the vscinity of
Chattanooga.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13
Bull wrestler, Too.

ing. he absolutely earned in his time more
than $,OOO,OO0. r
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13
UN(LE SAM BOWS TO KING
War Department Permits Soldiers to
March for Ak.Sar-Ben.
TROOPS WILL BE IN BIG PARADE
Samson Refused to Take No for an
Answer and Pressed IA Matter
with the Government at
Washington.

United States troops will participate in
the big Ak-Sar-Ben parades.
This word was received by Samson Satur-
day morning and was welcome news, as
the War department had previously turned
down the request Cor soldiers to parade.
Samson did not like a rundown, so he I'M
mediately took the matter UP a second time
and showed Uncle Sam where 1t had be-
come a custom for the regulars to parade
at Omaha, and the word Immediately came
back that. although II was against the
rules of the department, the soldiers could
come II General Morton, commander OF the
Department OF the Missouri, Vvas willing
A committee will go to 81. Joseph next
week to ask this of General Morton.
The committee also will try TO arrange to
have r troop Of cavalry from Des Moines
stop in Omaha for one day on the return
from ST. Joseph. The troops are now IN
attendance at a military tournament ut
81. Joseph. and the Board OF Governors
hepes TO be able to have some cavalry
stop In Omaha one day on tine return.
The horses will need a little rest, nywsy
Arches Are Going Up.
,TWO huge arches are now in the course
of construction for King Ak-sar-Beh and
will assist in giving the city a gala day
appearance when the strangers are within
the gates. h big arch at Seventeenth
and Douglas streets. which is used as an
entrance to the Kings Highway, is fast
assuming shape, and the permanent steel
arch at Eighteenth and Farnam streets is
assuming shape. This arch will find con-
siderable use in the next year and will
help bid welcome 70 a large uumoer of
gatherings which are scheduled for Omaha.
Doc" Breed, in charge pr conces-
slons. has succeeded in getting the con
tract for Sullivan and Kilrain to appear
in Omaha during the carnival. Before they.
would sign the contract Sullivan insisted
on the stipulation being added that he
would NOT be asked TO attend a banquet
while In Omaha and that no banquet
would be prepared in his honor. Besides
beinE the champion fighter OF the world.
Sullivan was a champion at money max
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13
bloom Buys Lot.

o. Cl Wagner has sold the corner Of
Seventeenth and Cuming streets TO ]. +.
Bloom for $1,000, and Mr.. Bloom will occupy
It with his marble and granite works.
which now occupy a lot leased from Ward
Burgess on Farnam street, between Eigh-
teenth and Nineteenth streets.
MI. Wagner offered the two lots on
Seventeenth and Cunning streets early in
the spring for $4,000. but property in that
vicinity has increased somewhat in value,
and he has just sold one of the lots for
5000.
W. I. Graham is contemplating erecting
a three-stoTy brick building at the corner
Of Nineteenth and Farnsm streets, but has
not definitely decided TO build this fall.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13

It
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-12-04
BURGLARS ENTER
CARROLLS SHOP



C~
~ $500 q
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e9s ~ - ~ Carol
gr lete y h
rle acs aas taken The i98gelas
7aef are srgea . hese been uolen
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~
Ore ofeFesat ni1ed gods b.ack and
white sleee lnina
ore sset oeat black serge
QBe daft eray striped eoat NTH letters
il pooket bel0nging % Louis Baeby
One black fll dress coat
One saek ooat bfoen STRIPE
Gee par dark stripe pants
Two par sht STRIPE pants. and other
fall0fs agods
This . the third time that CAROLS place
has been f0obed. ard each time the burg
Ia,. have made their escape. Last night
the thieves entered the shop through q
aindOe iu The rear 0f the building
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s0HCE et ahLE a REhf GsfhfK
0mH pibIslad s0s ~ 1908

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KETCHuM ITEMS

Dated Nov l9
Keichum has begun to look q great
deal better With ber new building going
~
Corn Is selling 81 SO cents per bushel
here
Miss Carrie Archer Of Pryor Greek visit
ed the school last week
Mr. Bell the Joplin drummer past
through here last week
SB Powers. the Springfield garden
seed drummer stopped over Thursday
here
Mrs Frank Haines and daughter went
to Yinita Saturday
Mrs Noah Scott has been sick
Mr. Spurlock and family have moved 20
Snyder. Okla
Frank Keller is here from Joplin. No
Charlie Cohea and family have return
ed home from California
NJ J. Lawrence and wife have moved
10 Ketchum
Mr. Phillips daughter-in-law Is here on
o visit
Mr. Scott and family have moved in
the house recently vacated by Glenn
lluisencamp
Abe Jacks and Miss Clessie Haines
were married recently az the home Of
james McCuloch The bride has many
friend here. who wish them much happi-
ness
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THE WOLF PLEASED SMALL
APPREGIITIVE AUDIENCE

4 eapafailsslg ans1 bs apagacsfre
asl.enee $50 fhe vol 81 re knd'tr-
ian Saturday aEhi aa1 q. eto sae thIs
drama psfosneed g one u re best ~
uaelons ese' seen here The Nolf- Is
nslo drains y different kind from ne
lelal pag = tiat das tie 8 story q
he afeaf north e0yds sa1 has hunaa
unee . { tilat caang' fal . tough ire
tender sI6e y fhe h8msH heart The cast
thai pf0dDce5 this wonderful drama was
~ exceptionally strong one and It Is 70
b. regretted that filc weather would not
permit 3 larger attendance
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ENTANGLING NET CLOSING
ABOUT MADAM STEINHE|L
Recent Revelation of Old Scandal is Center of
Interest in France General Belief in Paris is
that Husband and Mother We're DeLber-
Otey AsSGssinated-- Political Side Looms
Larger With Each Day.

patia. France Nov - The stenheil
CASE continues 70 be the sensation of the
h09 IN all frunee No one viii venture
10 haY where the revelations will end
The political side u the affair looms
larger and largcr every day and interest
hafka back always 10 the tragedy the
death IN Paris in 1893. Of felis Faure
then president Of France
N fnufe died Ia the midst OF the Drey.
fua excitement Minute details of the
aeene in the room where be expired Ia
the company oi Madam Steinheil are 70.
day fiaefnntly published by even fcnib
ican newspapers
up to the preset time tgs incident 10
the case % Madam steinhei has only
been referred to coverlly
The Royalat and anti Dreyfua ORGANS
are demanding an official inveatlgation
into the death ol NJ Fnure, and Intimate
openly that N fnufe was the Victim Of
. plot fhoY have pm forward the old
allegation that N faure intended to yield
To The petition Of thhe nrcyfusards aud
SIGN the order for revision Of the case
and consequently be was poisoned
The 0ny reason l0f the belief that NJ,
'uure did not die natural death is the
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fact that bis body decomposed with o un-
usual fapIdity and 20 Offset this. there
are the statements Of the best known
physicians Of Paris. who certified that he
died Of a cerebral hcmouhaee.
The other story that Madam Steinheil
was presefi, when he pnssed away seems
unfortunately true and Great regret is ex-
pressed that circumstances have nov
compelled the disclosure to the world Of
the old scandal which the Faure family
and friends Of the former President thought
buried with the body
With regard 10 the crimes themselves.
Madam Slelnheils husband and mother
Madam Johy were found murdered IN the
slelnheIl home in Paris on May 3lst Of
this year and ~ the same time Madam
sieiaheil WIS discovered hound and
gagged The net IS drawing closer and
closer around the wife The stories Of her
romantic affairs with persons Of
note Ia political and artistic circles are
coming TO light daly and prove what a
remarkable woman she was
The prevailing belief In Paris today is
that Madam Steinheil deliberately had
her husband and mother assassinated
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FIREMAN Or PASSENGER
TRAIN KILLED IN WRECK
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PHtbgfl - 80 - oae naa ass
Slbe3 ao9 afs seftHft'9 o.gfe1 sd many
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srDan af g.e Caeas9 limited 81 tie
pitsDas aHd Weston branch n fle Balb
HHe & Ono fslH0a4 crashed into :
freight ffala near Valenea PeunsNgsaia
at<sli twenty miles aofth y here early 70
day 9 Z sp1eN brennan n che Daesen.
~ 0aln aat ea8ahf under he b0ief an1
killed
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-12-04

iolm 6 faddiua ths iust msaehef II
Ne Mvgdg tsps IA draviue 8pads nightly
% the ptsabgienau flmpll tast night
ihe bia CONGREGATION uas composed lafaelg
~ men he1dlHe lnpBeais iir men aad
Il hos besn iopp Tins since preacher
drew alell i9uta u Vlnia business men
~ fouse Tie aDhsu afe expected "a a.
ang NaH and ae aiuHya ayal ~ ,he
elnloi hu hsddlna gels neat 10 tbe men
and ihsy envd ln b hep him fhIa
aualui lHganap bad ioai geaa ttunlna
Win Moody sRleg hiebbpia and n
tfaunallan tpuiahl ioddugla 10 sling
sal0 ae we'll - fHeafh The CONGREGATIONS
nfe uuisHnued az soil as msiurled
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-12-04

Just wbefs ihf leadership u tbr demus
cratic hoaia Ia Oklahoma viii be- anchored
+ 90 unsettled question ilm Il ls pretty
safe 20 aay Il viii BE- Iu ineeui hands
from tliDae II ihe paai m else i uusbua
defeat viii be hr result
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-12-04

Tho tnai side d aoiane ia bo plaque
spot un lhla tails ntY 0nardomi If cun
aiam dlaurhrt drunkenness and baWlun
property H Ut little value Ia lint aeetion.
thlu condition ahould not continue A
infoe NJ men should be- pldped there aufl
eIuut ~ maize safe place
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~ hmt<Isfed Ffees
flfgelaad Dao sgy ~ NJ Baf.afa
Bib ma8bsf y iienasn gllE no Is
under seafsuef n dealh - Cbeaq9 died
81 h9 BON here nsiag
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-12-04

90 inNumnut II not you ought 81
be i yuu property Is unprotected.
! 81 as take thctsk mdthe Western
NalIonH Insurance Company will
stand your loss boz tsc 81 tt. Il il
don't burn Tie premium Is small. II
i docs the indemnity Is large lct
Uncle sam remind you that you viii
lave something 70 give th0nk Zen
When pW insure 10 the Western
National Insurance Company
Cherokee InUesimentC Co.