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Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-09

used by the head of the executive branch
OF the government without justification.
The president. said Mr.. Tawney furthcr
had completely misquoted his speech mon.
toned in the message, whether uninten'
tlonally or not and he read from the
Congressional Record certain extracts .
support his statement,
AS to Moran, the assistant chief of the
secret service, Department Of the Treasury
who was promoted for unearthing certain
ink frauds, Mr.. Tawncy said in conclusion
that the promotion was made on the initia-
tive of the committee on appropriations it
self and no one else.
Libel, Says SherIey.
Declaring that he could not see how any
other conclusion could be reached than
tt at the president deliberately libeled the
house, Mr.. sherley devoted his remarks
prlr cipally to the presidents reference 70
him in his special message. He character
ICED the action as a grave breach OF the
privileges OF the house and thereby a
grave injury TO the country, and claimed
that mo response to the previous res-lI-
ton OF the house could be accepted that
did not contain a withdrawal Of the Of
fensive language objected to and an
apology therefor. The fear of the secret
service men," continued Mr.. Sherley; in
my judgment there was not a member OF
tllS mouse VINO NoIeO out OF rear OF lne
secret service, The presidents stigma is
gratuitous and without the shadow Of an
excuse"
VIII Oppose Repeal of Provision.
II am opposed to the repeal Of the
provision. l shall oppose its repeal, II it
be attempted" said Mr.. Fitzgerald. II
shall not quarrel with the president, nor
shall I scold him because he agrees with
me about legislation. Neither shall l per-
NIT my judgment to be Improperly swayed
nor my action upon legislative matters he
controlled by him. l shall continue to act
as a responsible representative; | decline
to become a mere empty echo"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-09
HOUSE ATTRACTS A CROWD
Continued from First Page.)

therefore, that there was any other pur-
pose in the Presidents mind than the one
he states. II such an insinuation were
properly inferrable I would treat 1t with
all conceivable scorn and contempt. 1
do not know the name, even. of any mar
tried In Nebraska for illegal transactions
in connectio nwith public lands, except
two, who are named In the message of
January T. I do not know any man who
has ever been indicted except c. II. Stew
art. l do not know the name Of any man
who has directly or indirectly represented
any OF the parties charged except those
who, II is said appeared for Mr.. Stewart.
It is Of course possible. that II l knew the
names OF attorneys for other defendants,
I might know some of them. / have never
had a word of conversation or other COM
munication or anybody representing him
about the secret service. l never dreamed
that any secret service man had been EN-
ployed in this case until within about three
weeks. l have never known until the mes
sage of January 4 what particular offense
he was charged with, but understood from
the press that one or more Indictments
were found against him charging some VI
olations of the land laws. / do not know
what the conspiracy charged against him
Is, but so far as the other charges are
concerned. as revealed in this memoran-
ium, il would seem that a special agent
II the land department should be able to
ascertain whether a Tanchman was fenc-
ing the public domain and whether a socl-
sly woman was living in Mcpherson coun-
~, Nebr., or Pottawattamie equity, Iowa,
hudreds OF miles apart, during the home
stead period. IL these special agents can
not prepare cases like that We are sim
ply wasting 100000 a year on them, but
Ahe President tells us that the secret SER
rice at least had a memorandum of the
stewart case. which illustrates the rami
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-09

kidneys prompt help. A special ram.
Ody for weakened or diseased kidneys,
for backache and urinary disorders, IS
Doan'E Kidney Pills, a composition OF
vegetable ingredients. that may be
taken by strong Or weak, or young or
old, for the action is gentle, and only
ON the kidneys. Doan's Kidney Pills
restore normal action of the kidneys.
regulate the urine. drive out back
ache and anEuor, and cure kidney
troubles permanently.
OMAHA PROOF.
Mrs. Anna GOrham, living at llOS
Eleventh Ct, Omaha, Neb., says; For
about thrive a l was a victim OF
kidney trouble, during which time 7
used doctors prescriptions aud various
remedies without being able 70 obtain
a cure. Baskache was ths chief symp-
tom Of my trouble and il chung 30 me
persistently. Headaches and dizzy
spells were also OF frequent occurrence
and l had but little strength or snergy.
After a short use OF Doan's Kidney
Pills, procured from Schaefer's Cut
Price Drug Store. there was a marked
Improvement In my condition. and
continued their use until cured. A few
months AGO ] had q slight recurrence
OF the trouble, but again resorted 10
Doan's Kidney Pills and found them al
effective a. In the first instance" =.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-09
skinned from Head to Heel

was Ben Pool, Threet, Ala, when dragged
over a gravel roadway, but Bucklen's Ar
Mica Salve cured him. Poe. For sale by
Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-09

Quick Action for Your Money-You get
hat by usinE The Bee advertising columns.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-09
HOUSE TABLES MESSAGES

Continued from First Page.)
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-09

Active salesmen-Bee Want Ads.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1909-01-07
Notice to Public.

Having purchased the livery. feed
and sales stable business of Mr.. Joe
Peacher on College street, desire to
notify my friends and the public gen
orally that 1 will continue the bus
mess, giving to the public the best
service at all times. Fine livery ac-
commodations for city and country
trade, and special attention given to
the boarding and caring for stock.
Fine horses and mules for sale al
the boarding and caring of stock.
equipment in rolling stock and har-
ness, etc., I will be prepared to give
to the people the finest service In all
Ira T. CASTOR. 12-tf
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1909-01-07
Tick Eradication.

Jackson, Dec. 24th.-Hon. H. E.
BIakesIee, chairman ex-officio of the
Mississippi Live Stock Sanitary Board
expects shortly to call the board to-
gether for the purpose of reviewing
the work already done and a discus
sion of plans for its prosecution. Ac-
cording TO Prof. Archibald Smith, of
the bureau of animal industry at the
Agricultural and Mechanical College,
the work of inspection and eradica-
tion is in progress in several counties
of North Mississippi, which from its
very nature is slow, and results did
not develop as rapidly as those inter
ested would prefer to see. If it were
possible to put a force of these in
spectors and workers in every coun-
ty in the State, it would necessarily
be slow process before the quaran-
tine restrictions which now embar-
rass live stock, and especially cattle,
raisers, could be eased up. The
United States government forces,
which are in charge of this work, are
necessarily limited, and DR.. Elendorf,
the general Inspector of the United
States department, has the oversight
of parts of both Mississippi and Ten
nessee. AS the sanitary board sees
before Mississippi can be classed as
a non-quarantined State for the pur-
pose of shipping live stock to clear
territory, which as it happens is that
to the North and West, and would be
the most profitable If it were avail
able and unrestricted. The present
restrictions mean Increased shipping
costs and proportionately decreased
profits, figured approximately at not
less than $500 per head, and at the
estimated ratio of two cents pound,
by live weight, as figured by some
of the experts, the tare would come
even higher.
Mississippi is estimated to have ap-
proximately about two million head
of cattle, but when the favorable cli-
mate and other conditions conducive
to an increase are considered, this
record could be very considerably
and the industry made
more profitable.
The other members of the Live
Stock Sanitary Board are John w.
Day, Crystal Springs; J. NJ. Taylor,
Port Gibson, and j. NJ. Aldrich, Mich
igan City, and the meeting will be
na11nd To &c
probable that at that meeting data
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1909-01-07
Chat of People ana Events

The Atlanta Constitution of Sun
day, in its department devoted TO
club news, has the following charm
ing notice of a former Columbian:
The regular time for the annual
election of officers for the Atlanta
chapter of the United Daughters of
the Confederacy is in April, but was
postponed from April to November
of last year, in order to retain the
very eficoient officers who were do
ing such admirable work. The cleo
ton took place just after the adjourn
ment of the convention, and Mrs. Nc
Cabe was made president. A wiser
selection could not have been made.
Mrs. McCabe is one of the most prom
inent women in the social and club
life of Atlanta, and has distinguished
herself in educational work. The
first meeting of the chapter under
her administration viii be held on
Thursday next, January Z, by which
time she hopes to have the affairs
of the chapter in fine working order.
She has formulated plans for broad
ening the scope of the work, espec-
tally on educational lines. She will
introduce pleasing social and literary
features; revive important commit
tees, and appoint many new ones,
which will bring together in close and
harmonious relations the entire mem
bership. Her personal magnetism
and wonderful tact, added to great
executive ability and parliamentary
knowledge, will bring the chapter
as a unit TO her support and make
her administration one most success
full and acceptable. We predict a red
letter year for the Atlanta chapter
of the United Daughters of the Con-
federacy."
Today will be marked by the de-
lightful reception given by Mrs. John
T. Sanford in compliment to Mrs.
Thomas Wheeler Watson of Paris,
Texas, who will again be the guest
of honor on Thursday, when Mrs. B.
L. Owen entertains the West End
Bridge. Friday afternoon Mrs. r. E.
Johnston will entertain at cards for
Mrs. Harmon Smith of New York.
The Reading Circle will meet with
Mrs. Dabney Lipscomp Saturday in
stead of with Miss Harrison. as pre-
viously announced. Miss Harrison
will be the leader at the attractive
new home of Prof. and Mrs. Lipscomb
on College street.
Through the kindness of Mr.. Muir
ray, the Gilmer Hotel has been sell
cured for the large reception to be
given by the Daughters of the Con-
federacy on Lees birthday. The sew
eral committees to arrange for the
evening have been appointed, and an
bright occasion, bringing
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1909-01-07

Maccabees meet tonight.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1909-01-07

Letters of administration with the
will annexed having been granted to
the undersigned, T. A. Eggleston, Sr.,
on the estate Of T. A. Eggleston, Sr.,
deceased, by the chancery court OF
Lowndes county, Mississippi, on the
4th day of December, 1908, notice is
hereby given that all persons having
claims against said estate are requir-
ed to probate and register same with
the chancery clerk of said Lowndes
county within one year from this
date; that failure to so probate
and register will bar the claim.
T. A. Eggleston, Jr,
Admr. estate of T. A. Eggleston.
December 5, 1908. 12-6-tf
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1909-01-07
Notice TO Creditors.

Letters having been issued by the
Chancery Court of Lowndes county
to the undersigned as executor on
the estate OF DR.. Cornelius Hardy.
deceased, now this is to give notice
to all persons having claims against
the said estate to have the same pro-
bated and registered with the Chan
Gerry Clerk of Lowndes county within
one year from this date, and that a
failure TO do so will forever bar the
claim from payment.
7. W. Hardy,
Executor Est. c. Hardy.
Columbus, Miss, Dec. Is, 1908.
12-16-tf
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1909-01-07

together the old soldiers in happy re-
union, is promised.
Hon. Brownrigg Houghton OF ST.
Louis was with relatives in Aberdeen
and West Point for the holiday sea
son, and before returning home was
greeted by Columbus friends, during
brief stay with his aunt, Mrs. Wad-
dell.
Mrs. Henry NJ. Waddell accomDan-
led DR.. Cecil Stockard and Miss Lucy
Vaughan Stockard upon their return
to Atlanta yesterday. She will be the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Stockard. for
a few weeks.
Mr.. Quincy Ayres. Mr. Henry Whit
field, Mr.. William Swoope and Mr.
Walter Swoope left Monday for Sew
anee, where they are students at the
University of the South.
Miss Marianne Bradford, Mr.. Saun-
ders Bradford and Mr. Jack Bradford
left Tuesday for Memphis.
Mrs. Phillips of Atlanta, who IS
welcomed as a visitor to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank P. Phillips, is spending the
week with Mrs S. B. Hudson.
Miss Worthington's class viii be
gin their study of Edripides on next
Thursday. Five tragedies viii be
embraced in the course which opens
with Electra"
Miss Power, of the college faculty,
and Miss Marie Louise McQuiston, of
the Franklin Academy faculty. have
returned after enjoying the holidays
elsewhere.
Miss Mary B. Harrison spent Sat
urday and Sunday as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. William Ottley at their
country place.
Mrs. Nathan Whitfield, Miss Eloise
Whitfield and Miss Kate Albright
have returned from a short visit
to Birmingham.
Mr.. Jack Aldrige, who now resides
in the Delta, was with his mother,
Mrs. A1drige, for the Christmas fort
night.
Miss Laura Kennebrew arrived last
week after a pleasant visit to friends
in Prattville, Ala.
Col. and Mrs. ]. w. Garth are at
their home plantation near Mayhem
for the week.
Miss Dalvault, of the high school
faculty, has returned from the gulf
coast.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1909-01-07

State - Mississippi.

-ta4E ~ NIsr-4rtt
Co11fy of Lo~ne.~~-
b virtue % th~ pc~sf vested ia
ne aS trustee In = certaan 1e~1 81
trust. made and delivered cn tNe Sth
dAv OF April. 1895. ~ William Cohen
and rs wtfe M Cch~n. 20 s~care the
payment to j. r. stewart of certain
indeet@GE~sS therein m@nficmN1. rec
ore g ~kArh G~~d cf trust ~ made TN
the cIc~ q the cAAnrwrv CLERK %
said eounty ard State IN Deed Acok
No 80. page isS. az The recuest of
tie cwEer anc kctceg cf s4i4 Eneeet-
edness. ! wiil sell 20 he hiEkest BID
der fer cash 80 pnhitc A1ctto1- wttein
legal hours. in front 81 The court-
house dccr in The city 90 Cclumous.
on The 95th DAY cf January. 1ses. tie
following property. tc-W4rs Eaxs hAif
Of southwest quarter cf @~ctt1n rAirty
three g1G1. township @exrnte@n tfEA.
range ntneteeE tl&A. WrsL
TIE title to the accve F~cEne ~ cc-
lieved % - gcc1. c1t ; wil cozvey
only such title as we@tet in ne As
trustee urdsr said ceec cf trest-
!. : Rccertscr. Erastee.
Colnmeus. Miss. Dee. 81. lseS-
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1909-01-07
Death of = Little Child.

Mr.. and Mrs. +. B. Tanksley have
the sympathy OF numerous friends In
the death OF their little son. Baker.
which occurred at their home on the
Field place last Monday. The fun
eral took place Tuesday. the body
having been inferred IN Friendship
cemetery.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1909-01-07

will be submitted that will indicate
that the forces have been at work
Notwithstanding utterances of some
writer's in the press of the State in
timating that as yet the Mississippi
officials have done nothing but look
stated by A. H. Pettibone, of the
United States bureau of animal in
dustry.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1909-01-07


noon, l viii try and give the Dispatch
a few notes
The health OF this community j.
good, for which | feel very thankful
Just think about the sad hearts today
the death angel has visited. SO many
homes since last Christmas. and took
away loved ones There Is \ vacant
chair in thousands and thousands of
homes tonight that can never Dc AZ
ed. ! Just heard a fex DAYS since Og
the death OF my cousin. Mr.. Wilson
Livingstone. which sad event occur
red at his home in shelby county.
Texas. where he went fourteen years
ago from here. he was a brother
OF Mr.. Artie Livingston OF Provi-
dence- He leaves widow and seven
children, besides his aged mother and
four brothers and TWO sisters
l feel SO thankful il Is as well vith
US as il is. We haven't had the
occasion TO call doctor in our home
but one time in Two years
Well. I guess the young people had
a good time during the holidays. nog
only here but everywhere While
they are young they enjoy Christmas
so much. IL is such joyful sIee Tor
the children. when they take down
their stockings. 70 see What santa
Claus has brought them. Oh. rhat
day viii never be forgotten 10 is
the day upon which our savior and
Lord was born He fought q sood
fight He set a good example Tor
rs TO follow, saying, i We did so.
He would give us HAPPY home
Are We followins his example as tlf
would have Us do i ann afraid we
viii come up wanting in that ereat
day TO come
Miss Bertha Pratt closed her
school last Wednesday week ago,
with recitatious by the pupils an
about the birth OF Christ
Mr.. Otis DOler Is visiting Mr.. Goa
ME Mcdaniel near Reform, Ala. and
attended the concert at the Carr
school house on Christmas eve.
Mr. j. NJ Pratt fhisl224 45ol-2+
visiting the formers sister. Mrs Car
olina Livingston, Of Newtonviiie. Ala,
this week.
Miss Annie Keasler returned home
last Thursday from a most Neicorne
visit at the home OF Mr. William vas
sar of MillpOrt-
Mayor McNeal and Prof. E T.
Thomason, OF Fayette. visited the
home of Mr. J. A Thomason one day
the past week.
Mr.. Alex Conner and family are
visiting in this community
Mr. Dell Bradley and Miss Willie
Hamilton are visiting relatives iu
Birmingham.
Miss Olga Doler and Master Gil
bert Doler are visiting az the home
OF their uncle, Nj Artle LlFlnsIon.
OF providence
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1909-01-07
For Sale Cheau.

ten miles from Columbus, just In the
edge of Pickens county. VIII be sold
for s1050. If taken at once. Write
Maer Realty Company for further
particulars. tt
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1909-01-07
For sale

One small and two large mules.
good age; a double wagon and a lot
Of new blacksmith tools. all in good
condition CAN on or address Mrs.
A l. Eggleston, Lone Oak. r r. ID.
1-3-2w
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1909-01-07

The Woman's Store are offering
some of their fine embroideries at
nearly half price during their house
cleaning sale, and it is worth your
while TO see them.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1909-01-07

Hot chocolate is a specially at the
Arcade Cafe. Open until II D. N.
Call after the theater. 13-Im
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