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Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-03

these counties failed to make the required
financial statement and the amount Of
money due these counties cannot be made
until a complete report has been filed. The
following list shows the counties reeeiv-
ing state aid and the amount awarded to
each county:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-03
CHAMBERLAIN JURY DISAGREES
No Verdict Reached I'm Trial of the
Banker mt
Auburn.

AUBURN, Neb., Jan. 2.-The jury in the
case of c. NJ. Chamberlain, accused OF
wrecking the Chamberlain banking house
of TecUmseh. failed to agree and was dis
charged last night by Judge Pemberton.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-03
ARE IN EVIDENCE
Continued from First Page.)

planned. Does Mr.. Beltzer mean by short
session. having the legislature work from
IL o'clock until 2 each day, or does he
mean less than a sixty-day session. Some
of the members have suggested the old
soldier should designate whether he wants
the job in the senat or in the house.
WaIrOth on Deck.
E Al. Walroth came in to start his boom
for secretary of the senate. Mr.. Walroth
is handicapped by reason of the fact that
his senatorial district was unlind enough
to elect a republican. as was also the dis
trict from which halls ]. r. Hunter, one
Of his competitors. Walroth, however, has
received lots of encouragement from out
side districts and he will have no trouble
getting his name before the caucus.
Horace Dav of Ord and James Smith
Of Seward are both strong candidates for
the same place and both have friends advo-
eating their election.
Speaker Dan Nettleton has arrived on the
ground and has set up housekeeping at
Eighteenth and A streets.
mo sir, 1 am net of the minority said
the speaker, II am here as a Nebraskan
to work for the rest interests Of the state.
I shall know no party lines in this legis-
lature, but shall work for what / think is
the best interests of the entire state"
Mr.. Nettleton said he had in mind some
! Legislation but until the house was organized
he thought best to take no hand or ex-
press any Views.
p. A. Brown of Sherman county, who
has just sold his newspaper out there for
| 81, 1000 more or less. came in smiling,
without a ~gievance against any one in the
world and a good word for everyone. He is
not a candidate for speaker or any other
old place, though his son will be put on the
pay roll as a clerk.
Normal Board Named.
N. p. Mcdonald of Kearney was today
appointed by Governor Sheldon for tn,
five-year term as member of the STATE
Normal board to succeed Dalzell, who's,
term expired last June. Charles Gregg
whose term would have expired Uext June
resigned and the governor appointed d. w
Hayes OF Alliance to fill out the ramaindei
Of the term.
State Aid to Weak Schools.
On December 81, 1908. superintendent Nc
Brien made the apportionment of state ali
to weak school districts for the year 19OS-Og
in accordance with the act of 1907. The las
legislature appropriated $4,000 to aid schoo
districts that have not sufficient funds t.
hold school for seven months after votinI
a school tax OF % mills. The first ap
portionment of this fund was made Il
January. 1908, at which time 1896 wa
awarded to f~orty-five counties OF the stat
with over 700 weak school districts. TIL
balance stnl on hand to the credit of thi
fund, or $25,OO4, is made at this time an
will be awarded to practically the sam
districts as before. Hitchcock and wheele
counties are entitled to share in the stat
aid fund, but a number of the districts /
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-03
TAFT RUMoR is UNFoUNDED
sidered Diplomatic Appointments
Busy ON Cabinet.

AUGUSTA. Ga, Jan. 2.-Referring to a
report that C. +. TAFT was likely to sue
coed Ambassador Whitelaw Reid at the
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-03
FREIGHT FREE ron SUPPLIES

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Line VIII Trans
port without Charge.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2-The Hamburg
American line announced today that Il
would carry free to Italy on it's steamer,
Hamburg. all donations of food. supplies.
medicines and clothing for the destitute.
The steamer. Hamburg, viii sail next
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-03
KING VICTOR WIRES FALLIEREs

ItRIy's Thanks Extended 10 President
OF France.
PARIS. Jan. president Fallieres today
received the following telegram from King
Victor Emmanuel. dated at Messina:
II am profoundly moved by this appall-
ing spectacle. Nevertheless / wish to testify
to the deep gratitude with which my coun-
try and myself are filled for Frances gem
erous aid in our immense misfortune"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-03
AMERICAS SHARE IS GREAT
Italians Defer to Griscom Because Of
Large Gifts.
IMMEDIATE RELIEF IMPERATIVE
ships May BE Chartered in North
and sent to Earthquake RE-
EiOn with Supplies
and Doctors.

ROME, Jan. 2-Queen Helena has been
slightly injured at Messina. A dispatch re-
ceived here today from Minister of Justice
Orlando, who Is with their majesties at
Messina, say that a slight shock was ex-
perienced at Messina yesterday and the
patients In one Of the improvised hospitals
we're thrown into a condition of panic.
Her majesty was close by. She hurried to
the scene and tried 10 allay the fears of
the people. She was caught in a rush the
patients were making for the oren and
sustained a slight confusion OF the chest.
AS the duke of Aosta was crossing the
Via Carmine in Palmi, the wall of a
house fell and flying plaster struck him on
the face and hand, inflicting slight
scratches.
No news of the death Of any Americans,
excepting A. c. Cheney, the American con-
sui at Messina, and his wife and the mem
bers Of the Peirce family. has been re-
ceived from any quarter. ]. II. Peirce was
formerly American vice consul at Messina.
At Messina the weather is stin cold and
stormy and many of the injured, are sue
cumbing to pneumonia. The chances Of ths
living still ponned in the ruins, decrease
with every day that passes, for the rescue
workers are stfll not numerous enough to
cope with the work in hand.
FINANCIAL contributions for the re-
lief of the sufferers have come in
so generously from the United States
that Ambassador Griscom, who has been
notified Of these donations. is today taking
a prominent part in the relief work being
organized in Rome. The ambassador was
asked today to give his opinion regarding
the best methods to apply this succor. He
said:
This work of relief is difficult owing
to geographical conditions. There is only
one railroad line running from Naples to
southern Italy. This is necessarily choked
by troops in the government service and
the handling of state relief supplies. The
king, telegraphing from the scene OF the
disaster to Premier Giolotti, said that
ships were needed more than anything else.
A practical means of getting in the relief
offered by the United States would be to
charter one or more steamships in Genoa
or Marseilles, place aboard them doctors
and trained nurses and dispatch them at
once for the strait of Messina. Here the
workers would put themselves at the dis
position Of the authorities.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-03
Quick Relief Imperative.

Quick Relief Imperative.
'The povery of the country where the
disaster occurred makes It imperative to
remove the survivors at once to such
distant points as Naples, Leghorn, Genoa
or ports even farther up the coast, and l
am safe in saying that there is not at
present any limit to the amount of sea
transportation needed.
"A committee could be formed Of Amer
leans in Rome, which would cooperate
with a central national committee in New
York for the prompt expedition of the re-
lief the people Of the United States are 80
anxious to give. This need not In any
way interfere with the contributions of
Americans to the relief committee APP
pointed by King Victor Emmanuel.
Immediate action, however, is imper-
alive, and II such a suggestion as this is
to be OF value it should be put INTO opera
ton at once. All the arrangements could
be completed by cable in a few hours. The
steamers thus dispatched from Genoa,
Marseilles, ETC., could be loaded with food
supplies of all kinds, as we'll as tents,
blankets, clothing and surgical and medical
supplies. All these things are greatly
needed in the afflicted region, and the
amount that could be sent in is limited only
DS bH0 HlSdhS pldSSu az lhS uiSpOSdl VI the
committee"
Scorpion Arrives Monday.
The American gunboat Scorpion will ar
rive at Messina Monday, when it's com
mander will place his vessel at the dis
posal of the American embassy officials anC
consular authorities for the assistance o.
Americans and the protection of their in
~terests in Sicily. The Scorpion, like otheI
foreign ships, also will transport refugees
from the affected districts, carrying mes
sages and cooperate in all possible way
with the authorities in the alienation o
distress. II, meantime, the bodies of Consu
Cheney and his wife are found the Scorpion
may transport them to Naples, whenc,
they will be shipped TO the United States.
Returning from a visit to the Calabriai
coast north of Reggie, King Victor EN-
manuel sent the following telegram t
Premier Giolotti:
II have visited Cannitello, eight mile
north Of Reggie, which was literally raze,
to the ground. Villa San Giovannia ais
was destroyed. AS at Messina the rescu
work is we'll organized. The fires at Mes
sina have now been reduced to small pro
portions. Three other British and tire
French warships have arrived at Messlna.
In compliance of the order Of the kin
that the royal palaces at Caserta an
Naples be placed at the disposal of tn
wounded, 100 injured persons from Messin
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-03

The State Veterinary board this after
noon reappointed Or. A. t. Peters OF the
state farm to be q msmbsF Of the Board
of Secretaries OF the board proper
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You Can Always
Find in Stock
with the undersigned the following

With the undersigned the following
Goods:
Clocks, JereIry, Musical In
and Strings, Solid and sa-
yer Plated Flat Ware and all Kinds
CT Sea Shells, Star Fish, as also all
kinds CT soqvenjrs and curios iist re.
oeivod. nice assortment of Alligator
Hand Bags. Cali and see them. You
will find the prices right. Partioul1r
attention gwen to fire Watch Work
and Jewelry Repairing.
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personal :
AND SOCIAL
GOLD.


GOLD.
Gold. gold. gold gold
Bright and yellow, hard and cold;
Molten, craven, hammered and rolled;
Heavy to get and light to held;
Hoarded, nartered, bought and sold,
Stolen, borrowed, squandered, doled;
Splnn1d " the young, but rugged by
the old
TO The very verge of the churcbyard
mould;
Price OF many crime untold;
Gold, gold, gold gold!
Good or bad thousand fold
HOOD.
THE APPROACH OF EASTER.
Breathes there maid with soul so
dead
Who to herself hath never said
This is Easter Sunday.
-Paraphrased.
Easter Day is always the first sun
day after the first full moon, which
comes upon or next after the 21st Of
March (the beginning of the old
church Year,, the fun moon being I'M
derstood to be Though not accurately
The l4th OF the calendar moon If the
full moon come on Sunday, Easter Day
Is always the Sunday after This year
Easter is on April 1lth.
And this brings ap the question as
TO when the different millinery estab-
lishments of Brunswick Will have
their spring openings As these open
ings cannot with taste be held after
Easter they must necessarily occur
between now and April 1lth.
Women are not the only ones who
appreciate the beautiful and dainty
things placed on display at the MILL
merry openings Men folk who have
any poetry in their souls are apt to
slip IN and take lock at the laces,
embroideries, ribbons, flowers and
trimmed hats, although they do not
like 10 be caught up with"
Some representative of local MILL
merry houses is now or has been "in
market' purchasing the necessary ar
ticles, which so towards making beau
tiful women more beautiful and the
homely women better looking.
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The regular weekly meeting of the
". G. 7. U. viii not be held this art
ernoon
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NIr and Mrs. r. II. Hodeson are
welcoming a litde son At their home
ia Athens
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nr- Beaufort, Of CartersyilIa. Ga.
is visiting friends in The city for
Jew weeks.
The Monday Euchre club will be en-
tertained tomorrow afternoon by Mrs
Arthur Nicholson.
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Miss Eva Cate returns today after
q pleasant visit Of several weels 10
friends in Florida
Miss Meta Rice. who has been
several months with her sis
Ter Mrs. p Golorth, left yesterday
for her home in Atlanta
Mrs. w II shadman has been quite
III at her home on ST. Simon. Miss
Bartie Postell was called from Savan
nah to be with her
" e
A little daughter Is the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Cook Nancy
Virginia is The name given the little
one.
Mrs. Geo. w. Harper and Miss
Eleanor Holmes Klasing are in Sa-
vannah. After a short visit Miss Klas
ine will leave for San Antonio, Tex.
The wedding of Miss Roberta Cook
and Mr.. A. Riggsbee viii take place
at the home OF the brides mother on
Carpenter street today at o'clock.
The wedding will he attended by a
number of the friends Of the contract
ing parties.
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Rsvolts a. Geld steel.

Your only hope" said three doc.
tors to Mrs NJ E. Fisher, Detroit
Mich, suffering from severe rectal
trouble, lies in ar operation Then l
used DR.. Kings New Life Pills" she
writes, "till wholly cnred" They pre-
vent appendicitis, cure constipation
and headache. 25c at Roses Drug
Store.
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G. r. Kluger. the ieweler 1869 Viz
ginia avenue, indianapolis, Ind, writes
as follows: II was so weak from kid
ney trouble that ! could hardly walk
hundred feet -Four bottles of Foley's
Kidney Remedy cleared my complex.
ion, cured my bacacche and the ir-
regularities disappeared and J Cah
now attend to Business every Gey, ard
recommend Foley's Kidney Remedy to
all sufferers, as it cured me after the
doctors and other 9emeIies had fall
ed
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70 Re tail Merchants:


Realizing o a first-oIass up-to-
date wholesale
this to our business and have display
the largest joDOing stock Hosiery
Pants, etc, shown in immense
stock consists of oalOos homespuns
sheetings shirtipgs, denims, Dleaohings tiokings,
dress shirts shirts, suspenders
for ladies gentlemen sizes
and grades hosiery for ladies. misses men,
sizes and oolors; COMBS, pins safety
spool bali thread goods India linen
p1qoe, aimity. cloth. bat1se sanony
cloth cashmere stlkon, other goods
Of this class. These new goods and of
the latest patterns Of pants is hard to beat
We respectfully solicit share Of your patronage.
DOWNING COMPANY
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piles cured m s % ~ Days
3azo Oin,r44nt Is guaranteed 70 ,are
al case Of itching blind. bleeding or
protrading piles in to IA days so
Ees@s . FsfRa&SA sec.
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SELL Y-UR CUSTOMER a.
BRUNSWICK SMOKER. THE BEST
3. CENT CIGAR, MADE BY TIE
SANTA CLARA co.
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NEW LINE or WOLFE SKIRTS IN
BROWNS AND BLACKS AT ZgL-
MENoV!TZ.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Brunswick, Ga, March l. 1909
The return of tie tax a. SCISSORS of
the city Of Brunswick, for The year
1903, is now on file in the office of the
undersigned at the city hall, for The
inspection of taxpayers. All persons
who may be dissatisfied with the valu-
atoms fixed by said assessors, may
have such valuations reviewed by the
board Of equalizers, by filing written
notice, before March goth, 1899 Blanks
for that purpose viii be furnished on
application at the city hall
N. B.-File your requests for re-
view, BEFORE MARCH 20, 1909
N. y. Russell, Clerk of Council.
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Eggs for Matching, barred Plymouth
Rocks, 40 cents per setting Of fourteen.
Phone 337.
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ST. SIMON'S SOCIAL. y
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Mrs. John Foster is visiting friends
and relatives at st. Marys.
Mr. Malcolm McCaskill was yisi-
tor to the island last week.
Miss Berdie Posten spent last week
on the island from Savannah.
Postmaster Murphy, from Waycross.
viii spend several days over here next
week.
Miss Berta Gould, who has been
visiting for some time in Augusta.
Ga, will return home next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Posten will
move shortly into their pretty little
home, which is quickly nearing com
pletion.
Rev D. Watson Winn is giving
series Of !>enten LECTURES, which are
proving to be quite interesting and
are largely attended.
Mrs. w f. Shadman. who has been
very III, is reported to be much bet
ter Her friends congratulate her on
her speedy recovery.
Miss Tallulah Gregg, who has been
a charming visitor to the island FOR
quite awhile, left last week for her
home in South Carolina
Mrs. e, X. Turner, who for Che
past several months has been a
euest at tho Arnold House, returned 10
her home at Lake City. Fla, yester-
day
Mrs. w. f. Arnold viii leave next
week to spend several weeks away.
before the opening a the season,
which promises % he quite d large
enc
4 Macon rarity, among whom are
Mr and Mrs Curo and Mr. and Mrs
Drummer are down st their cottage ia
the Waycross Colony Tor several
weeks.
Quite a party Of Brunswickian
spent Tuesday on the island among
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WATCHES,
BEAD NECKLACES.
LARGE ROPE CHAINS,
CARVED GOODS,
FcB SEALS.
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c. Downing, President
R. W. Paterson, Wee President
J. J. conoIey, Secretary
Arizona republican., 1909-09-07
CAPITAL FOUND FOB
 COOPERATIVE COLONY
Philanthropist Will Back an Agricui.
 tural and Industrial Project.

Spokane, Wash, Spet 6.-Ten thousand acres of farming, grazing and timbered lands near Starbuck, Wash, have been set aside by Dr. Marcel Pietrzychi. philanthropisS living at Dayton. Wash, to establish n cooperative agricultural and indus trial colony to be incorporated under the laws of this commonwealth. He will furnish stock, seed and imple- ments to produce the crops and plans to lease the tracts to colonists, talk ing his rentals in products of the land.
 Applicants for land must be under 90 years of age. and where able they will be required to contribute $200 to the working capital However, this IS not compulsory, the idea being to supply homes for deserving persons who are willing to work on a cooper ative basis. The affairs of the colony will be administered by a directorate Of fifteen members. to be selected from among the early applicants Dr. Pietrzychi announces that fifty fam lilies are ready to join the colony, and that as many more will be taken fin before the close of the year. Some of these are carpenters. machinists and other craftsmen.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-07
ADMIRAL CoWLES DELIGHTED.
Tells of Peary, His Official Position
 and His Equipment.

Washington. Sept. 6.--Commander Peary was detached from regular duty in the navy department in July. 1908. and assigned to special duty with the coast geodetic survey. He believed he could prosecute scientific investiga- tions with a freer hand if attached to one of the government scientific bu- reaus and relieved from the tedious form of naval reports. One point of supreme importance in the report of the success which has attended his ef forts is that his statement must re- main absolutely unchallenged in all probability There can be no ques- ton of fact because Peary is undoubt- edly able to confirm his statements by creditable white witnesses who made up the personnel of the party.
 Rear Admiral Cowles chief of the bureau of equipment, expressed delight over the Peary announcement. Tt was my understanding" he said, that when Peary left here it was his hope to reach the pole about this time. He is most deserving officer. He has pursued his purpose under all sorts of adverse conditions. Only a man of his energy and persistence could hope to win so great an undertaking. Peary had an exceptionally fine enjoyment. achieved what he set out to do.''
 Admiral Cowles also said he believed Dr. Cook discovered the pole last year
Arizona republican., 1909-09-07

St. Johns, N. F., Sept. 6.-Peary found no trace of Dr. Cook. This news reached here tonight through Captain Robert Bartlett of the Roose welt. Perry's ship. While Peary does not expressly repudiate Cooks con tention in so many words, his state ment may have an important bearing upon determining the extent of Cooks explorations. The Roosevelt was in good condition and the crew ali right. when the schooner Jeannie. carrying supplies to the expedition, had met them off the coast of Green land. Coming south the Roosevelt passed Etah and Upernavik, where Cook preceded Peary. The Roosevelt Is tonight bound for Chateau Bay, with Peary on board, due here tomorrow. Chateau Bay lies northwest of Castle and Henley Is- lands on the northern shore of Belle Isle Straits. due east of Belle Is- land
Arizona republican., 1909-09-07
DoUBLY DISCOVERED

New York, Sept. 6.-Peary has reached the North Pole. It has been doubly discovered From the bleak coast of Labrador, Peary today flash ed the news that he had attained his goal far north, while at the same moment in Denmark. Cook was being dined and lionized by royalty for the same achievement. Yankee grit has the frozen north and there created a coincidence such as the world will never see again. Two Americans have planted the flag of their country in the land of ice which man has sought to penetrate for four centuries, each ignoarnt of the others conquest, and sent within five days laconic messages of success Here Is the message received today Peary's victory Indian Harbor. via Cape Ray. Sept. G. As sociated Press. New York. Stars and Stripes nailed to north pole" (Signed) "Peary."
Arizona republican., 1909-09-07
AS PER ARRANGEMENT.
Secretary Bridgmsn of the Arctic
 Club Says Message Is Genuine.

South Amherst. Mass, Sept. G. When the text of the message received in New York from Peary was read to him by a representative of the Asso- ciated Press today Secretary Bridgman of the Arctic Club of America said:
 That settles it beyond a doubt. That phrasing is the exact one Peary and I agreed upon before he went. There were a lot of code words. Sev- eral began with the word "Sun," and these indicated successful in quest. left my list at Northampton. but I think the word Sunshine" was the code word We agreed upon for pole reached. Roosevelt safe. There were several words beginning with moon. which meant that Peary had not yet reached the pole"
 Bridgman said the message received indicated that Peary would come right on in the Roosevelt. He said he did not expect to meet the Roosevelt. in asmuch as he had not received teler gram indicating the cord word "Twi- light which meant Meet me at Syd- neV"