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Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06

vote of 1S2 to f0S, s1 members not voting. But in the senate, already fin the grip of the special interests, the bill was held uu by the finance committee two months. Six hundred and thirty-four changes were made, destroying entirely it's original char. acter. Coal, iron ore, lumber and sugar were removed from Ehe free list. Mutilated beyond recognition, the Wilson bill became a law on An gust IS. the president refusing to sign.
 Shortly afterwards Mir Cleveland, with courage undaunted, wrote the following letter to MT. CatchIngs of Mississippi. which, in view of the present national clamor for tariff re. vision, is a most remarkable docu- ment, with a stilf more remarkable prophecy:
 "Tariff reform win not be settled untii ft is honestly and fairly settled in the interest and to the benefit of o patient and long suffering people. 0
 The trusts and combination 5 the communism of pelf-whose IT J. chinations have prevented us fro T reaching the success we deserve, should not be forgotten nor forgive 2
 So far Clevelands words h. 2 kin's family.
 gone unheeded. The Mckinley bil., |, passed October 1, 1890. raised the - ties on many articles. and remoy, ! from the free list a great many ot CTS. It was the climax of high tar up to that time. Dealers advertis |, that after the bill went into effe, prices on many wares would adyanCg because of the added cost of impor tation. The republicans assured the wage earners that while the prices of some imported articles would ad- vance, wages would likewise soar.
 This assurance was born out in part only. Prices scared, but the labor ing man soon found that wages did not increase in the same proportion as the cost of living. The special in- terests, however, continued to thrive and increase their capitaIlzations as in the war days.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06
SANTA CRUZ PROPERTY |S
 ID IMPROVE
New Cananea Railroad Means Much To Surrounding Sec ton, Which Is Working From lethargy.

LA CANANEA, Jan. 5.-A complete line of minins equipment including hoisting alsparatus. boiler plant. ana tramway to the adjacent railroad, has beer ordered by Mayor E. R. Arnold for his mine, which Is situated in the Santa Cruz mountains. westward rom Canapea. V. R. Waliing went Sith Arnold to the m ne Sunday. and drew uD plans and specifications for ore bins. which are to be located on the newly completed railroad. Ore is being shipped from this mine to the Cananea shelter at the present time, but in small irregular quantities. When these new facilities are installed. the daily output will be forwarded here as it is mined.
 Csnanea Write Up.
 C. L. Grass is back iD Cananea look ing after the affairs of the Pictorial American He Is at present working on a special industrial edition. which embraces the Mexican states of Sono- ra and Sincloa. He states that peo- pie south of here are taking on new lease of life; that towns in the path of contemplated railways are waking as from a long sleep; and that Ameri cans arc spreading out over the fertile valleys in great numbers.
 Cananea will be a very prominent feature of the issue. and nearly fifty cuts, in coloTs will show Co the out s de world the many attractions we have, and how big we really are.
 Siaush:ering Game.
 A day does not pass in Cananes without the return of zealous hunters from various directions loaded down with slaughtered deer. If these men were all prompted by tae sport and the joy of the chase, 1t would not be so bad, but a considerable portion of them are doing il for a mercenary mo- tive. and their constant activity is about to put a stop to it all. It is un- derstocd that the Mexican authorities will take decisive steps toward the en' actment and enforcement Of strict game laws before another season comes, and their course has the cor dial support of the citizens of Cananea Bascor1 to s mpIe Life.
 The many friends of Frank Bascom will be pleased to know that he has fled from the noisy din and rattle ol the typewriter for the more peaceful scenes of an Arizona farm.
 Frank probably drew his love for the simplicity of the fields from Elbert Hubbard. to whom he was for several years private secretary. He has start ed out with a fruit and chicken ranch on the Frisco river. near Morenei, and
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06

yenezuela's navy is now reduced tC sand scow and two coal hoppers.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06

-os ANGELES ADVERTISEMENTS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-28
ALCl6N IERAPtUTIcA
nE LA APH01lNE DAVID

la APHODINE DAVID no prov0ca nj
nauseas, nj colicos. Puede prolongarse sin
Inconvenience su empeo hasta restabl>-
cerse nor mi almente las funciones.
Indicaciones. - Indlcase la APHODINE
DAVID en- cuantos casos es precise com
battr eI esfreyiin,,enfo accidental dsbsdo
atonia iei ,niestino, en- los embdraIos 9osfre
tafestinalss, en- algunos desordenes del hi
gado en- que es necesario estimular la fun-
cion biliar, etc.
Por su empleo, cuantas enIermcdades -
evitaran Efectivamente, durante Ia dlgee
ton, formase una gran cantidad de prinoa
pios t6xicOs. Su acumulacion en- ell orga-
nismo, consecuenc'a del est'enlmiento,
produce primero la iDapetencia luegs
vfenen las jaquecas. los marcos, 81 e"lb
razo gastrico. las dispepsias, la h1pocon-
dria. las almorranas, etc. Segun Ell do
tamen de algunas notabllidades medicas
la neurastenia, la appendicitis son quiIA
provocadas por dichas toxtnas no el-ni
nadas. Es por 10 tanto sumamente intere-
sante desocupar ell intestine y, para eilo,
ningtn laxative puede cOmpararse ID
APHODINE DAVID.
DosIs LAxArivA Una dos fldoras pof
la noche al acostarse Y, case necesario,
una por la mafana al '"vantarse.
Dspdsiios en- todas las iftaci'dieS Fdrradcias
In s. Laan: FIDEL GUILLERMETr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-28

POR CARLOS DICKENS

FL coraz6n dcca que Ricardo mora POGO POGO
MIA algo de vampire
NJ Carstone ha hecho trstr dsatri imonio,-dijo
reStregindose contra cgEantadas de
negro 81 para tacto hubc>r dfercnca entire
pcl Y la de cabritila.
Con permiso conteStte que yo prn~',ha j. muy dis
tinto modo
Sc '1ue~ian Iace mucho tempo -aladiy y habianse
daA" p.onesa de epoca que 10 Porvcmr
laenos sombrio que ahora que Ricardo haha
ceddo am al pcrnicioso intujo que pc~i sohrc e.
Estd bien.-dijo NJ Wholes-pcrn fe j mi Sstrma
lie caridad los hech,s per>sto dccr que
c>. ,uatrnonio de scntir franqueAa
vucS.a solo por la famia de NJ Ca1>tone. tam
bfn por e nteres que ha lie nspiranne mi reputation
precoSa parn mi como para t,lo hombrc >pctabr pr
ciosa para mis- hiias. cSa Sucrt" e>ia couaa
prcco>., para mi padre de pucn Fl apoyo.
No L. S,sia scnor Wholes, sno cue por Il conraIo
tabria de uirarsc = ear a. liz raire tndo>
lis natrimonos. loe~. cr Eir"r.lo Lasis:!ea de
rieifo funestn
-Picse MISS Smnmersan -comte,to Il procurador
-svudS de por mrior c~ir hosirzar sin ruic
,lc yuantc inclinand - ca'"za pattc;
lara dr nj oi.ini6n-Sin i~c.n ALA. qu- Ia ioee~
,i;,i@n VI CarStonc ha dada ntuhse IL no,io
r1cri,iialo fcspero qc convc ,.fcis IL PEI
,'ori-ts In expression dig, ,'c- que "a q'en
u ha csss,so Am '.sr it.a sara !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-28

documentos y sombrer@ htzo De cxcepcio
nal blancura que desaparecia luego deput De la
Miss Summe t-excialn0 al VERNE -, ctiinto nae
allegro de encontraros! 5Conso estajsg VAS
interesantes pupiIoss EaIlarilS j E}9
alegrara mucho de
"a No ha vnelto Ricardo lie a,4 eunf de
haberme hecho esperar.
Aim la Audencia ha side largt ALI c ne dcla
do procurador. PIcnse sIuc tcodrs gfanoIes
~ilnpatas por NJ WhoIes
I.o hombre pcligr0So
80 Ves Ricardo el tribunal Iaas fr.,lrnca one
IuteS lie pregunte.
-t ada dia queria, i.sde 81 prncipio dc la amien
e fin va recorsr.s e 10 que diie de In
attraction que ccrcc Ia del c3neilIcr pUrs bea
csputs de mi II IL constant j mas asiduo de
litigancs aerslen ALA En asi querla.
aIadio acercancosc a mi semblantr Ie mI>tcrio
protcrc6n.-como que lie he nombrado '3acra cm mi trs
tincuto hccho toda forms
De sesaS?-la diJc
se qucrhia, e T. hc Lrcho mi rcprcSen-
tal;c. ui dc.ccho- -habcnte ,lecuo cura: \
'~to rorIuc he pcnsasfo qre SpuoS d. t cuida
~ bieii mis- asllntos Irstsya Il falo deSeado
NJ ,ir ..sp ,, ~ pude DE- SISplrar-
n a,ro temPo,- eontsnsss rcFatieudo m Slispiro.
.leeignar al pobre fr,dev gne ia,nticn may
-..t, ,l.e. ia Sc rirm plar s5s3l. r-o "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-28

,lc buscar una seduction Y llcgar 4 IN
cucrdo v acas" rcnnncien al prop6sito
lc evacuar In isla inmcdaiamcntc, afron-
ando RI pellgro dc que estallen nueyos
liSturbios v los inSurrcctos ataquen los
mertoS europcoS, proyocando nm con
icto International.
III problema cs dc tanto mayor alcan-
e cuanto que rcsuna POGO claro el juego
lc Alcmania v AuStria-lIungria, que,
ror mo- formar partc del grupo de potcn
las protectoras de Crcta, no tienen de-
echo 4 iomar iniciativas y puedcn apro-
ycchar las faltaS ajcnas para rcforzar
,u Influenza en- ConStantnopla.
"Lc Petit PariSicn" asegura sabcr
nor bucn conducto que 81 kaiser, On "a
nircVlSta rcclcntementc cclebrada on
orfn con I'll rcy Jorge, 81 mostr6 favo-
'ablc Il las aspiracioncS comuncs de grla.
,oS y crctcnScs pcro 81 dice talnblen que
a tailfllitTld u' ihIiln III tiiIl'db 2
lcSpucS lcnguaic mny distinto por medic
lc Su rcprcscntantc cn Constantlnopla.
De los planes dc las dcmaS potcncias.
i cS que los han formulate va, NADIA *
abc. Parcce ser que Italia simpatlza con
rs aSpracioneS lie los hclcnoS. pcro no
Sti diSpucSta i tomar iniciatiNa alguna
N Il aSunto; Francia procurara mante-
ler bucnaS rclacioncS con AtenaS y Cons
aninopla: Russia 81 abStendra dc suSc' :
ar conhictoS. : lnglatcrra, Il juzgar po'
rs dcclaracioncS de sir Edward Grey, So
, a~pira coniuraf cualquier conhagra
ci6n. por 10 mismo que comprendc la traS
,ndcucia Que hahia dc tcner toda lucia
Il. BLdSC0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-28

Sabido es que las o1iatro potencias pro
sectoras de Ctqta, Inglaterra, Russia.
Francia : Italia. cotxinieron en- rctiral
sic Ia isla de MinoS h. tiopas enrargadas
,l.da esta p.isi.o II cabrlnador general
senor Zaimis .x-nt;ni>fro : jutIuvent
n,lf,;.o ,r;c,,o : H.. a1foridade> De n
isla sabi1o t,9nbfD nne In a>aublea
,re,ru>. nroI i. ba.r ,neses Ia anexi6n
) l. ,noo,rc,- .l,aaj.a + aie 81 rev .Jor-
=. ha o~on,a..l, \ n.rl,lo realjzar e,a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-28
uUEvA MEDlcAci0M
DEL ESTREnlMiEMro

TPabajos anteriores habian mostrado que
Ia BouRpAIN. franclla) es un psropnts -
drdsf,oo. perfecfamcnte apropiado las snfr-~e-
dades abdotaiaaies y d las afeocionss he~o~ros-
daies, quo obra con mayor sfedcia or'gi~s ~ssos
dolores que ei rmbarb0 y 81 sen
Las distintas tentativas hechas al obIeto
de que entire la BoURDAiNR (franguial en-
la terapeutics, han fracasadO ante "a din
culiad con que Sc ha tropezado, hasta abo
va, para conseguir una preparation due
encerrara principles purgativos conforms
eYisten en- la cortczc SEGA.
Nosha permitido resolver ell problems I'm
modo especial de tratamiento. La APiiO
DINE DAVID contiene todos los principioa
activos de la Frangula, Y su supcrioridad
sobre las medicaciones utlilzadas hasa
nov dia, la han demoStrado numerosoo
ensayos en- los hospitales de Paris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-28
Il. BnSc0.

Tcujcndo cn cucnta los trabajoS rea-
izadoS Scrvicios prcStados por la Union
ic productorcS dc f.Spana para el fomcn-
dc la cXportacion. Corporation en- IA
or del deSarrollo y expansion mercan-
i" Espana en- cl extranjero,. y al oh
jcto de faciIitar su obra en el exterior
r mnlsterio de Estado ha sido die
toda una real orden disponcndo que 10
lies diplomatlcoS y conSulares nacio
us en- el eXtranlero prcsten su cfica1
pcraci0n Il ioS viaicros concrcialcS
'rcScntados por la Union de prodncto-
res. faciltandose por todos los mcdios
In ciecucion del conetido que les IIeve
i los paises de snS rrSpectivas rcsden-
cias
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-28
MPORTANTE
Leyes de 1909

Sc encuentran de vent.
las Leyes y kesolu''innr>
de 1909 4 un peso ejem-
plar, y un peso 10 centa
yes con franqueo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-28
APHoDINE DAVID
AFoDINA DAVID
PuD0RAS tAxAUvAS
fssseMss % iss sfsseiosss lsfssGsssAs
DEL tsJRE6lMlgnTo

III EavsstnisRfo o. afeccion IAN trooueetos
cue no se cuenta Ia cantidad de medica-
clones propuestas una despues de otra. To
das, ademas, ofrecen al enfermo el grave
tnconveniente de un habito bastante 70
pido. En esas condiciones, atennase, y -
imprescindibe aumentar su dosia pare
llegaF 4 un resultado. rs esta necesidaa
IN verdadero peligro para las personals que
tienen que apelar 4 los laxativos, pues em.
pteGa por irritarse el Intestine, lueao ~
estrenimlento no tarda en- hacevse mas per
unal que antes del empleo de los mismos'
3 Entran en- esta categoria los purgantes
salinos, el actbar, la escamonea. la laiapa.
10 ooioQuintida, la gonna guta que constitu
yen Ia base de Ia mayoria do las prepare
clones laxativas.
Convenia por 10 tanto acudir 4 otros me-
dicamentos para hallar un verdadero espe
cifco de la constipation. No basta, en
efecto. provocar deposiciones; es precise.
ademas y sobre todo, curar una afecciou
que resuita tan peligrosa para quien -
halla aQuejado de Ia misma Cuantao
Intermediates resultan de esta
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-17
Nebraska
Hastings Juror
is Disqualified
Yeneermsn Discovers de is Import
ant witness Wnen Ease Is su
bnaer way.

HASTINGS, Dec. B.-tSpeciaLl-Aftsr
serving through one day as a Iuaor in the
case OF Maasegt against Mouser. involving
POSSESSION Oh resluence properly occupied
~ the defendant Jonn ". snaN anno1nceu
70 Judgs CorcOran in the district cour.
yesterday LhaJ ne was disqualified ~ rea-
son OK having had previous ku0wleuEe er
he issues raised. MIR. shaw was dismissed
from service and the attorneys were asAsd
10 try the case with the remaining eleven
jurors
The dismissed juror had Information
which MADE him valuable as a witness tur
the defendant and the plaintiffs attorney
declined 70 proceed vita the trial unless
the defendant would agree not to put Inn
on the witness stand. The defense would
not waive the privilege, so the entire jury
was discharged an dthe case went over
until the next term Of court. Mr.. shaw,
instead OF being a juror. will be one OF
the defendants principal Witnesses. The
point on which be has information, ana
which is said to be vital in the case. was
not mentioned in the attorneys opening
statement. nor in their examination OF
veniremen.
Mr.. shaw did not know that he was
cunvsrsant with any Of the issues in
VOWED until evidence bearing on the point
was brought in after the trial was nearly
finished. The case has been pending in the
courts here for a number OF years. L q.
Mouser. the defendant, ciaims nat he re-
cefved the property in exchange from Mr..
Madgett for a half interest in two patents,
Que on a mouse trap and the other on a
clothes line stretcher. Neither Mousers
mouse trap nor the stretcher is now being
manufactured. although il Is claimed that
both are excellent devices
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-17
Falls from Train
and Disappears
Old Man is Lost from Car and
Searehe7s Fail to Find
Him.

GRAND ISLAND. NeD., Dec. 16.-tSpe-
ciaL)-The local Union Pacific officials and
detective officials are completely baffled
over the disappearance OF a passenger
from train No. 3. west bound, Tuesday
night. An aged man, a stranger here, 1t
Is believed, bought a ticket for Sidney. Neh.
From the description given Of him by the
passengers and Conductor Peterson, he
appears 20 have been under the influence
OF liquor. a fact not noticeable when he
boarded the train he having been in the
open air. BUT the warm air OF the car
seemed to affect him after the train
started. After the conductor had passed
nim and got To the third car back, he was
notified BY the passengers that the cid
man had got up from his seat. wandered
rack. had gone oHt into the vestibUIe OF
he car, and had not returned. and that
the vestibule door was open. Conductor
Peterson instigated a thorough search OF
the train. but no trace OF the man could
De found. AT Gibbou he filed a message
TO the dispatehers here, relating the N
cidsnt anu il was decided here To send a
switch engine. caboose and crew up the
track. No 4 trace, even OF blood. could BE-
found along the track anywhere from three
miles west OF his city to Wood River
Inquiry was made all night at the houses
along the way. but no trace Of the man
could be found
It Is believed nat IN his condition he
fell from the train, was uniniured and
possibly sdu In a dazed condition wan
dered 60 some farm house further away
from the track. At all events. not a
trace hes Eeen found OF him and il Is
stated as positively certain that the Old
man opened the vsstibuls by mistake and
fen or Jumped scf the fast moving train
Even his name was not learned.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-17
Nebraska

because the company cannot get the Nna
or radiators they want
BEATRICE-The championship game Tor
the high school basket ball peunant was
played Yesterday between the twelftn
grade and ninth grade teams. the FORMER
winning BY the score % a. 10 "a
ARLINGTON-In spite Of the rough
roads. this city Is ful Of farmers teams
which are hauling small grain and hogs.
Very little corn Is being marketed because
very few farmers are through husking.
wYMORE-At a meeting OF the Wymore
council Wednesday night. A. D McCand-
less, ex-park commissioner, was requested
to file a written statement relative to the
amount collected for park rentals during
the last year.
ARLINGTON-Fred Houenbeck and Miss
Jennie Weber Of this city we're married at
the home OF the brides mother, Mrs. L =.
Weber. at noon Wednesday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Holienheck will reside on a farm about
SIX miles southeast Of this city.
PONCA-Superfntendent Tweed of Dixon
county schools. h has been elected for
another term. was presented with a gold
watch by the teachers OF the county.
FLATTSMOCTH-Mrs susan Eideumnler
has brought suit in the district court to
secure a divorce from her. husband, Iohn
II. They were married Febru-
I five children on January 20. 1900, and has
failed 70 provide for tnem. the petition
alleges.
BEATRICE-rhe Board OF Supervisors
allowed claims yesterday TO the amount OF
5000 ami adjourned to January l. when
the new officers Will take hold. The first
Application for treatment OF an INDECENT
/ c0nsumptive in one Of the hospitals OF the
state especially equipped for that purpose
was filed in county court yesterday BY
Supervisor Campbell on behalf Of Blanche
Sy pherd OF Wymore. Hearing was uad on
the application before Judge SpafrOrd, who
made the necessary order for the woman s
commitment and treatment.
wYMORE-CoustGbIe Moses Allen has
found mis- city jail keys. Two or three
weeks ago Mr.. Allen was placed in charge
Of a man by the name Of Burke, waiting
In the Jail to be taken Co Beatrice to be
tried on an assault charge. be
gave the man something TO eat about 10
a. m. and At noon the teiIOw was gone. A
bent fork and twisted wire found In the
iaii started the theory hat the locks had
been picked. A few days later Mr.. Allen
reported that his KEYS were gone. He had
left them in the Jail door. Yesterday he
said he had found the bunch under the
snow in the Jail yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-17
COMMISSIONERS IN SESSION
PtckaFd Of Douglas ON Committee
to Revise state Drainage
Laws.

FREMONT, Neb., Dec. 16.-CSpeciaI)-Th
Nebraska Commissioners and Supervisors
association had interesting sessions ysster-
day, the district court room being filled
when the president called the meeting to
order. z. R Quincy spoke on The Pro-
motion OF Public Welfare" County SUPER
intendent Matzen spoke on County Rest
Rooms Prof Matzen has taken much in
tsrest in the matter OF the county providing
IN the court house rooms where country
people could make their eadquarters. The
cost OF maintenance OF such a room, he
said, would be very light. II should be
supplied with some reading matter and
contain all toilet co~nveniences. Rest rooms,
he said, are maintained IN ten court houses.
The plan was generally approved by al the
county superintendents in the state. The
first one was opened at Aurora, in HamiI-
ton county. in 1895 At a cost OF not to ex-
coed 900.
In the afternoon Joe C. Cook. county at
toruey OF Dodge county, spoke On Drain
age Laws" He gave a brief outline OF
drainage legislation since the organization
OF the state. He criticised the news laws
severely as denying citizens their legal
rights and as A~uJoerauc, arbitrary and IN
just J. F. Hanson. secretary OF the Ere
mont Commercial club, replied and ex-
planned that all OF Mr.. Cooks Questions
had been threshed over by the Legislature
and the law approved by the supreme court
There was considerable further discussion
on the question and IN the opinion OF some
OF the members a few amendments wsrs
desirable, and A consisting oi
keyes Of Holt. Rector OF Dodge and Pick
ard OF Douglas was appointed to report a
the next meeting such amendments a.
might be desirable. Oscar Packard OF Doug
Las closed the afternoon session with a tail
on Good Roads"
In the evening the visitors enjoyed
banquet at Turner hall
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-17
Civic Affairs at Wymore.

WTMORE Nsb, Dec. l6-tSpeciaL)-At
city council last night 1t was
that the so, 900 water bonds Of the city were
due December 2 and holders Of the bonds
have been writing in to find out where to
get the money. The clerk was instructed
TO try and exchanEe the new ~refunding
bonds, bearing 4 per cent interest, for the
old bonds, which draw ) per cent. AS much
OF the old bonds will be taken care OF in
this way as possible. The remainder will
be advertised for sale and new bonds viii
be issued to the highest bid. II the presen,
r~efunding bonds anaot be sold AT 4 pc.
cent The council approved the action OF
Mayor Rawlings in demanding OF A. d
McCandless, ex-city attorney and ex-parH
commissioner, a written statement within
five days OF all moneys collected by him
for rentals OF Wymore's parks during his
term OF office. The bond OF City Treasurer
W H. WeIlemeyer In the sum Of s10,00O wa.
Approved.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-17

BROKEN BOW, Neb.. Dec. lG-tSpecial)
County Clerk Joe Pigman sprung a sur
prise on the office force yesterday whan
he resigned and turned ovsr the reins OF
authority to Cisrk-eIect william Osborue,
who has been his deputy the Last four
FEARS Mr.. PiEman say he was prompted
20 take this step In order 70 give more
Attention TO his coming duties as census
director OF the stxrh congressional dis
trict As he viii have under him about -
workers the position warrants tmmediats
attention offices have been nrtsd NJ IN
the Baish block and operations viii Be
directed from there.
william Osborne, the present Incumbent
IS as well known a. his predecessor and
quite as popular O. o Barnard Of Gallo
way. a. deputy viii not enter UPON ms
official dlIusz until The tirt u The year
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-17
senator pletrteh .. Better.

HASTINGS, Nsb., Dec. t6.-tSpeciaI FeIe-
Former Senator G. II. Dietrich,
who is at the Methodist hospital in Omaha,
is slightly improved in health. His c0udi-
ton Is, however, serious and absolute rest
Is Imperative. His physicians have for
idden him to transact any business for a
considerable time and bis wife and daugh-
ter, accompanied by the latter's husband,
Commissioner Herbert Knox Smith, OF the
bureau OF corporations, ars here tsnpor-
arily looking after his affairs. Mrs. Diet
rich has ben given power OF attorney TO
conduct the senator's business pending his
recovery.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-17

PLATTsMOUTH-J. c. Hanna Of Oska-
loosa. Ia. has sold his farm south Of
Piattsmouth, consisting OF "a acres, to VIII
RRiney for 81. 900.
BEATRICE-The hearing OF the Cham
herlain trial Is nearing an end and 1t Is
thought the case will be finished within
the next few days.
PLATTSMOUTH-AboUt twenty MEMBER
Of the local tribe OF Red Men attended a
smoker last evening given by the OnOnda-
qua tribe in Fort Crook, and report having
had q splendid time.
ARLIN9TON-S-aam heat is being
placed In most Of the business houses, but
at present the work 10 about suspended