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Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-10
SCOTS BLUFF N
NEXT EXCURSION TUESDAY. OCTOBER 10TH.

We think we can demonstrate to your
yourself the exact conditions. The hund
has not been told. We leave that to tn
with us. We take excellent care OF our
our car, Idlewild, taking you directly to I
supply; then by automobiles we show tn
fast, for we have sold over Is, 900 acres fol
demand is increasing every day and the S
up by telephone, write or telegraph; come
The Detroit times., 1909-06-14
lYCEUM.

The resourcefulness of the Vaughan
Chaser players was we'll demonstrated
In the company presentation, In the
Lyceum theater. Sunday night, or
David Belasco's The Rose of the
Rancho. The average DlaygOer, per-
haps. does not realize the stupendous
task involved in the production OF
such a piece in stock. The average
stock company would not attempt II,
hut Vaughan GlaseF-s j. -aot-an- aver
age stock company, and no better
proof OF the fact Is needed than Us
handling OF the current Offering, the
most deliberately staged of all SO FAR
and requiring a cast of about 10 per-
son 5 And. most wonderful OF all, all
mas been done with only a week
preparation. II everything does not
run as smoothly as one would have It
ar times. il is but just 70 make some
allowances
The Rose Of the Rancho is a sort
of companion play to the Girl OF the
Golden West" The scenes are laid in
southern California in the late ffties,
and the story eenters around the land
Jumping practices of one-k1ncaid
played by james ~ Hester in finished
style. who, taking Advantage OF new
law. tries 10 take posse ssion OF the
Castro ranch. the owners OF which
have neglected TO Ale their boundaries
with the land office, as required under
the new regime. KearneyM an employe
of thr government from Washington,
appears on the scene and is Immediate
| fv-snfittprf- by the charms OF Iudnttd,
daughter OF Sonora Kenton, owner or
the estate The girl. by reason Of her
| beauty and vivaciousness, IS known as
La Rosa del Rancho
Juanitas father was an American,
and though she appears TO share her
peoples hatred for the invading Am
erieanos.' she is part Yankee ar heart
| and Kearney's attentions are well re-.
| ceived.
Kearney undertakes 20 protect the
ranch against Kincaid INVASION and
dispatches a miltaman 10 the land
Office to file the boundaries in the
name OF the owners The soldier IS
detained and it looks as though Kear-
ney would be unable 10 make good his
word 20 Juanita % save tho ranch. Blu.
| Kearney crafty induces Kincaid 70
wait until sunset before taking pos
| session and at the crucial moment
| Lieut. Larkin arrives with the papers.
But even this noble service does not
appease the mothers hatred for the
| Americana" and Juanita is cast
out \ without her blessing But
she has Kearney. so nothing else
matters And the frst 10 congratulate
them is Don Luis tho Mexican lover
! whom JuaniIa has thrown over"
The Detroit times., 1909-06-14

10 see ii | had anything the fish
would like, and ! found | had some
worms had them out in the yard
not inside As none OF our folks
cared fol worms. felt that we could
,-51,rrt- them -tAe-hsh.
Arriving eat my friends place. he
told us 90 make ourselves at home. SO
unpaC ked the worms and let them
romp on the lawn awhile.
Then | escorted them down to the
pond. / had n fishing pole with me
and some hooks The worms were
afraid 10 20 into the water without
something TO cling 10. so | gave them
each hook After that tossed them
in.
Well. the fish welcomed them 20
their midst. Then | thought II would
be corklng good joke on the fish to
+pUft r1rm out wfrn~the worms. ]
gave the pole a jerk.
! What do YOU suppose happened!
| Nothing Nothing at all
I I'd forgotten to tie the hooks to
! a line / had fnrzalIen- bring
And worst Of all. had forgotten
10 tie the line had forgotten TO bring
to- the pole / had remembered 20
bring
/ Ny friend asked me why hadn't
caught any fish. | told him He was
+ Indignant tie suggested that get
/ back the worms from the fish.
asked him how
! oh" he said. use some subter.
fuge"
Il know a better way than that"
Il said
Tell me- he said.
tse some vermifuge." said.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-14
Famous Gems of Prose
CHRISTIAN CITIZENSHIP.
BY Wendell Phillips.

wegian boasts OF mis- home OF rocks.
and the Siberian is happy In his land
of perpetual snCw-if the Roman
thought the muddy TibeT was the IA
vored river OF heaven. and the Chinese
pities everybody born out OF the
Flowcry kngdom-shail not he In this
land of glorious liberty. have SONS
thought and love for country? There
Is power higher than the ballot
box. the Gubernatoriai chair. or the
presidents house. To preserve the
institutions of country we must
recognize this power in our politics.
See how men make every effort 10
Chamber into higher positions, but are
cast down. God opposes them. Every
man every nation that proved false
10 divine expectation. down IL went.
God said TO the mouse OF Bourbon. Re
model France and establish equity"
II would not do Il. Down il went. God
said 10 the house OF Stuart. Make
the people of England happy" II would
not do IT, Down il vert He said TO the
house OF Hapsburg. Reform Austria
and set the prisoners free" IL would
not do l.: Down 1t went. He says to
men now, Reform abuses. enlighten
the people, make peace ana justice 10
reign They don't do IL and they
tumble down. How many wise men
will go to the polls high with hope
and be sent back 10 their firesides?
God can spare them. IL He could
spare Washington before free govern
ment was tested: Howard. while tens
OF thousands OF dungeons remained
unvisitSd: Wiloerforce. before tho
chains had dropped from millions OF
slavos-then heaven can spare an
other man The man who for party
forsakes righteousness goes down and
rho armed battalions of God march
over MIN.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-14

Ephcsus was upside down. The
manufacturers OF silver boxes Tor
holding heather images had collected
their laDorers together to discuss The
behavior OF one Paul who had been
in public places assaulting image-wor-
ship. and consequently very mucn
damaging their business. There was
great excitement in the city. PEG
pie stood in kncts along the street.
violently sesticulating and calling one
another hard names. Some OF the
people favored the policy OF the sill
versmItns; others the policy OF Paul.
Finally they called convention
When they assembled they all wanted
the floor and all wanted 10 talk at
once. some wanted 20 denounce,
some to resolve At last the conyen-
tion rose in a body. all shouting to-
gether. till some were red IN the face
and sore in the throat. Great is Diana
OF the Ephesians Great is Diana Of
the Ephesians." We'll. the whole scene
reminds me OF the excitement We Wit
ness az the autumnal elections
While the goddess Diana has lost
her worshippers our American people
want to set up god in place of IL and
call IL political party. While there
are true men, Christian men, stand
ing in both political parties. who 20
into the elections resolved To serve
their city. their state. their country In
the best possible way. yet in the vast
majority IL is a question between the
peaSe and the oats. one party cries,
Great Is Diana ~ tn, Ephesians.
and the other party cries. Great Is
Diana OF the Epho SLAMS" when in
truth both are crying. Ii they were bus
honest enough 10 admit IT, Great IS
my pocketboek What is the duty
OF Christian citizenship? Ii the Nor
The Detroit times., 1909-06-14
y ;.;1N:; PLAYHOUSES

- Though holding the interest the
piece drags decidedly in spots through
no FAULT of the actors Mr. Chaser IS
-KeaFReE and Miss Courtney, naturally,
is Inanita, and their handling OF the
roles is perfect Harrison Steadman
as f8rTe EurUuTO Is Sect 70 eXCG1fen-
advantage. and Frederick KERRY as
Sunol a muleteer,> has wonderful
makeup. Chas. Carver IS satisfactory
as Don TuiS
The Detroit times., 1909-06-14

met a little country lass.
One VI twins was she.
And they were travelling frst-cias5
On their mothers knee
She had q. rustic. woodland air.
Her sister had The same; -
The conductor man to take their far
At length unto them came.
Are they under hvc?' he said,
Meaning the children two,
The parent nodded with her hCad,
AS parents often do.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-14
MOST ANYTHING

OF the % presidents Of the United
States, l6 were college men. Yes, all
OF them graduated.
You cant judge cigars byrsmelling
them. You've got to smoke them to
10 know.
Now the Dutch are claiming the
classic Yankee Doodle. Here was
their version Of it several hundred
years ago, sung as harvest song
Yanker didee dooder down,
Didec doodle lawnter;
Yanker viver. voover. vawn,
Botermelk and tawnter
Soup should be seen and not heard
Don't bury the Ratchet, Carrie Ma
ton. You'll need 1t on your chicken
farm.
There arc three women still on the
pension lists 81 the revolutionary war
All are literally Daughters of the Rev.
olution. Mono is over 90 years old.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-14
LAFAYETTE.

All day Sunday. large and we'll
pleased audiences greeted the return
Of the Actologue talking picturesl TO
the Lafayette stage. The principal
Offering was the beautiful nfoist0i'
drama, Resurrection, which was
given in full, illustrated by pictures
taken from the original New York
east. In addition To this were one or
two comic scenes that talked. The
vaudeville acts, three in number
were all good and we'll received, and
in addition. there were several long
films OF new imported moving pic
lures. making a program OF nearly
tive hours length, which Will be
changed Thursday, when j. j. Nor.
rison will present his protean sketch
entitled The Verdict" appearing In
seven different characters.
From an usher in a San Francisco
variety ,heater 10 tho most success
full dramatic star on the American
stage Is a long call. BUT this Is the
achievements of David Warfeld in
less than a quarter of a century II
was lust fifteen years after he left
his native California that David Be
lasco saw Warfeld in one OF the per-
formances OF the Weber and Fields
company The great producer sent
for the comedian and proposed 10
write a play for him In which he
would be called upon to make the
people weep as we'll as laugh This
was the goal Of Warheid's ambition.
and his starring tour in The Auc-
tioneer" was the result. Detroit en-.
joyc,i his work In this play. bat since
then, eight years ago, Warfield has
become one Of the most notable fig'
ures OF the American stage. In The
Music Master" he achieved a success
such as the stage has never known.
For almost four years II packed the
theaters in New York and this even
ing Detroit playgoers will see II for
the first time. The Avenue theater
where this gifted actor vill appear
will be the center OF local attraction
during the week. The sale OF seats
has been remarkable David Warfield
in The Music Master is an attrac'
ton few people will want 70 miss.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-14

And how about IL. IittIc ono
The man said To the twin,
And In the silence wEen he'd done
You could have heard "A pin
s,KVe-arc- two. she answered low;
And two Is under five;
That gives us lots of time 10 grow
After We arrive
The conductor pondared tho amount
Ten minutes on eleven.
Il guess. ne said. Il cannot count
Il thought you Two were seven.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-14
a Widow and Five
Children Want to Know
Who Is To Blame
Tire Public, Also, Is Entitled To
More Light In the stove Plant
Disaster Than the Officials OF
the Company Won't Let In.

|
Possibly il does not
answer however office and the public
for the hundreds of thousands of and chill
this city who have living buildings provided for
them.
Only rather remarkable fact but which does
lessen of the proposition
is this waiting dragged under piles
Der brick harred burned buildings
scores that responsible many
total in deaths would be appalling all killed
all very quiet today a plant O company
The ruins Of the wrecked warehouse not visible from the
isn't keeping house for the of inspection by
public only ONE killed and the effort will be
70 have the tragedy FORGOTTEN,
This program the public will comply with readily
Sunday the disaster numbers
but they nothing
morning these curious drawn there through
EXAGGERATED accounts Of the accident
Baimoreave the home where William HOer lived and
ask there il the accounts exaggerated
Ask a widow there if the accounts exaggerated
AK any five fatherless children the accounts
gerated.
husband and father was in that building working to care for
He engaged regular taking
when twinkng of he was sent down beneath
the of wreckage and pinned fast
long relieve him possibly
conscious of his fatea
you imagine he suffered the thoughts of loved
his hepness then probably loss of and finally but
happily death
Is there pen any exaggerate
William HOer concerned though told of hun
drsd klledi ,u
Holer alone demands work
sen city subject like ending
y widows made by the falling floors under which
and that children be robbed of fathers toll
tx to feed and clothe bodies OF children.
leave unturned until full
spsnshy William Hler accurately placed
vhe1eupcn other proper officials should do their duty
The officials the stove do too favorable
attitude immediately following the accident when
did all their keep the facts from the public
pleads that responsible for the death of Will
did it have by refusing permit the
wrecked building and refusing them
Information
Times reporter elected from the Office Of the company but
passed another and the facts obtainab
all newgheng had been resorted to and sent
Il sgzinst the arrogance of these officials
Perhaps of the publcs business
b . had place behind their walls.
imagined families and friends working
whether relative friend
1sad living
Of corporations the always
consideration forcing the blame where worken are killed
sulnimed
the public demands publicity when their
killed and OF that knowledge what was the
pennsular seeking tc keep from the puohc
There this thing Detroit and here
properly come up with such defiance Oh the
rub by making of its significance
The widow of William Hoer children entitled to
- investigation that WHO responsible for this
door falling leaving their most pathetic plight
T. investigation go ahead at once -, - -
theirs in Washington too they may sym
pat
The Detroit times., 1909-06-14

Let me tell you a fish story
This i5 a fish story that even
fish couldn't improve upon.
a friend OF mine had beautiful
pond. full OF fish There's also some
water in it-Just about enough to
Keep the fish moist. A fish would
soon get sunburned IL he didn't have
q little dampness 10 throw round him.
Well this friend invited me To visit
his fish He told me to bring along
something for them to eat.
looked around the house a little
The Detroit times., 1909-06-14
Editorial Page of The Detroit Times Monday }ss June a.
The Truth. No Matter
Whom It Helps or HurtA

Who is to blame for the accident
at the plant of the Peninsular Stove
company, Saturday, when the sixth
floor of building 80 years old col
lapsed under the weight Of steel
cooking ranges piled over it four
deepl
Possibly the question answers IL
self.
Possibly il does not.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-14

One recent authority counts 240
trusts in the United States. Their
total capitalization makes up some
thing better than $1,000. 900, 900.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-14
From Another Point of View

here time if June didn't
brokers' what is become of the suckers
~ SN~-
Georgia
near beer.
In place
.pf Lansing
the SAIL
knocking Wemans trip the and
He eviden nj s o finds
The Detroit times., 1909-06-14
A LIFE RAFT.

she: Oh. Clarence. what should we do If the
Dosf
Me- Calm yourself Tessie would cling to your hat.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-14
THANKFUL TWAS NO WORSE.

you
Frrue,"
thought that
he
The Detroit times., 1909-06-14

Soup should be seen and not heard
The Detroit times., 1909-06-14
A DISCOVERY.

funny what they kin find fer veal
Slo: What be IL Jabez?
Farmer siio Why here's firm oferin' Bacon bound in
The Detroit times., 1909-06-14
FINANCIAL ITEM.

First your swell
Second Drummer: No; it swells expense account.
The state herald., 1909-11-26
Forced Into Exile.

VIM. Upchureh OF Glen Oak, Okla.
was an exile from home. Mountain air
he thought, would cure frightful lung
raeking cough that had deiied all rene
dies for two years, After six months
he returned. death doggng his steps.
Then began 10 use Or. Kings New
Discovery, be- writes, "and after tax.
ing six bottles ava as wcll as ever. 3"
II saves thousands yearly from desper-
ate lung diseases. infMliblc foreoughs
ani colds 10 d.apcls h1nrsencss and
sore throat Cures grip. bronchitis,
hemoraEa', asthma, Group, whoop!p. d,
cough, 5ls and 81, trial bottle {. ~.
guaranteed by the Big Brick Drur Co.,
The state herald., 1909-11-26
SUMMONS.
State If Colorado,
County Of Phillips

State # Colorado,
County Of Phillips
In the county court
Frank l.. Chase, Plaintiff, v. David X. Pung-
born, Mary A.PangbDu, Augusta Root Augustine
Eunt,G"orgcW Bu tou,aal iudroa b. Harvey as
Burton a iiarvey, iIlly 81. Leach, \ y. Webb.
the unknown heirs OF Augustine Root and the
unknown heirs Of Augusta Roo; Defendants.
!hr People Of tho State Of Colorado,
TO oDavid n. Pangborn, Mar a. Pangborn,
Augusta Root, Augustine Root, George W Bur
ton and Andrew e. ilavcyns Burton y II iryey.
RieyM. Leach.A. E. Webb, the unknoSn heirs
Of Augustine Root and the uuknoan d. irs OF
Augusta Root,
The defendants above named. Greeting;
You are hereby required To appear la 4n act
ton brought against Jon 10y Tie above numsI
plaintiff ia th, cOuaty court pf ruinps cpunty
state Of ColuE.do, aud uu-Ncr th, caa a.iaiut
therein within tUguf! dH!a after thr service
hereof. % zcrsol within this euuniy; or ii -cry-
I'd cut NJ this county, or hy pubhtltiou, within
tlirty days after the service hereof. exclusive
pf the DAY of service, "r Judgement 10y default
will b. tlksn al9,iuri youaccuriiug u the prayer
Of the complaint, Aud ia copy of the com-
piaint In the above entitled action be not s1ryed
with this ,mmmons, or Il Tho service hrf,'li b.
made out ui this -tB'c. tlyn ten day. uddiuunh-
to the time hewiubsiorr sproiioi for uprcn'-
anee and answer will bu allowed b'furethe taar
inE Of judgment by default as forrsaid.
The said action Is brought to quiet In the
plalntin the title 10 the land situated in Phil.
lips County, Colorado. described Us the North
West quarter Of Section Five, Township Eight.
North " Rang, foHy.Six, West of the 9th
Principal Meridian, aud for other relief.
~ will more fulb appear from the complaint
In said action 10 which reference il here made
which will bc ilci within ten days.
And you arr horrhy notified that II you fail 10
appear, and To answer tho said complaint as
above required, the -aid plaintiff will have de.
fault entered against you and will have iudg
ment entered On said complaint aud default.
Given under my hand aud tho seal Of tho said
court At Hulyokc, la said county
this lot, day Of October 4. d. 1919.
.. 5. wORLEY.
County Juisp.
fsEALl
First pub Nova
The state herald., 1909-11-26
W. II. POUND. Register.

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
In the matter of the estate OF Joseph L.
True, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that on Monday the
II day of Jan. u 1910 being one of the regu-
lar days Of the Jan. term of the county court
of Philips county in the State of Colorado, l
Eliza True, Administrative of
said estate Will appear before the judge of
said court, present my iinal settlement ~
such administrators pray thu approval of the
same and will thea apply TO be discharged us
such administrators. At which time and place
any personin Interest may appear and pre-
sent objections To the same If any there be
Dated at Ilolyokc Colo. Nov 10, 1909.
Eliza True, Administrative
of the estate Of Joseph f True, deceased
The state herald., 1909-11-26
First publication Oct 10

First publication Oct 10
NOTTCE FUR PUBLICATION,
Land Office at Sterling. Colo,
Oct l2 1909.
Notice ishereby given that Pierce Il 0'Nlara
u Haxun Colo who on April 20 1906 made Id
No olSi for Sc IL Sec lS tpSN
I5W 0 pm hasflcd notice of intention to make
inal communication proof to establish claim, to
land above described before Register or Receiv-
er at Sterling Colo, on the q day of Nov
1909. Claimant names witnesses
Thomas Clark of Haxtun Colo
James O'Mara q"
Cyrus Moser "
Crawford Clark
The state herald., 1909-11-26
RINGS DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
Relieve Indigestion and Stomach Trouble.-
CONTEST NOTICE
United States Land onicc

Sterling Colorado Oci. 10 1903
sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
In this ONCE by fpd Miles contestant
against homestead .ntry No liss made Apr "
isp for sw IA sw - sec >. ne i-tsE II Sec
tand " i.2 NV IL sec 10 township n range q
wJP. N. by Clyde Y Colburn contcste.. In
which Il IL alleged that said Clyde 4, Cnlburn
has abandoned said premises and every part
thereof for mon. than six month. Immediately
prior To April ~ 1907 and has continued to
abandon same ever since and still abandon.
same and every part thereof.
Said parties are hereby notln.d 10 appear ~.
spond and oigr evidence touching said allrga.
,ion At 10 O'Clock IN on bee y lpJg b,forc the
register aud receiver at ,hs United states LAID
ONCE In sterling Colo
The -aid contestant having In proper Aniln-
Vi, hled AuRlo 1909 20, forth facts which show
that after due diligence personal service Of tbis
no,ie. can no, be- made II IL hereby ordered and
directed tha, such notice bc given by due aud
proper publication WI, FOUND
Register
The state herald., 1909-11-26

If you have noticed symptoms of kid
ney trouble, do not delay in taking the
most reliable and dependable remedy
possible, such as DeWitt's Kidney and
Bladder Pills. These wonderful pills
are being used with great satisfaction
by thousands of people. Try DcWitt's
Kidney and Bladder Pills today.
Sold by Big Brick Drug Store.
The state herald., 1909-11-26
NOTICE.

Parties having final proof notices vii
receive sample copy of this paper and
should carefully inspect the advertise
ment for errors Of names or land de-
scription, promptly reporting any error
to this office and to the Land Office at
Sterling, Colorado, for correction,
The state herald., 1909-11-26
Eirs, nuhlicn,inn Oct. ls. Ieoa

N0TIEE FUR PUBLICATION
Land Office at sterling, Colo.
Oct 49, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that Eben Johnson
II Haxtun Colo who on Feb 1905 made II L No
aDl0 for a SEC & Tn. r. A W p M has
lied notice of intention to make final cornmu-
tation proof to establish claim to the land u
bove described before Register or Receiver at
Sterling Colo, on the day of December 1909
Claimant names as witnesses
Daniel Brooks of Haxtun, Colorado
Dudly ID Finch
William Mackey
Edward DeWolf
W. H. POUND, Register.
The state herald., 1909-11-26
SUMMONS On APPLICATION FOR II EGIs
TRATION
State OF Colorado
County of Phillips

SUMMONS On APPLICATION FOR EGIS
TRATION
State OF Colorado
County of PhillipsS
In the district court
Nos
Lon f.. Learned, Plaintiff VS.. James T.. Bat
tcrson. l.. W. Tulleys, Trustee, Burnham Tul-
leys 4 co.
And all other persons or parties unknown
claiming any right title estate lien or interest in
the real estate described in the application here
in defendaDt
The People Of the State Of Colorado TO the a.
bove named defendants greeting
You are hereby summoned and required TO ans
wcr the application OF the applicant plaintiff In
the above entitled application for registration 81
the following land situate In Phillips county
Colorado towit
East half south west quarter and lots eleven
and twelve all In section siK Twp eight range
orty-siI West OF the sixth Principal Meridian
IN Phillips o1un ty, colorado,
And tn file your answer To the said application
in III. office of the clerk Of said court In said
county within twenty d - Rftor tho service OF
this summons upon you exclusive Of the day Of
such service and n you fail To answer the snid ~
plicaiion within the time aforesaid tho aaplcan-
plaintiff in this action will apply to the court
for the relief demanded In the application here
Witness W q iiclland clerk Of said court aud
the seal thereof at iiolyuke T. sud county aud
state this - day Of september \. d ipol.
Gs.al) " q Holland clerk
Dist Court Phillips Co Colo
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