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Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-03
south Dakota.

south DnkotA.
RESERVATION OPENING.
Over 2,000, 600 acres Of Cheyenne and
Rock reservation. For 90 cents,
will mail you map showing location,
circulars containing full Information, points,
PACKARD & ERPELDING,
Hoven, Potter County, S. d.
SEND for our lists of farm lands in
county. We have a few choice
bargains. First State Bank. Oldham, 8. D.
Texas.
HEMPHILL g. LIPSCOME CO., TEXAS.
We leave for the Panhandle every first
and third Monday in the month to the only
large area OF rich fertile land left in the
United States that can be purchased at a
price within the reach Of the poor man.
Selling from IS to $50 per acre. Easy
terms; come with us.
S. e. WAIT & COMPANY,
6l7 Bee Bldg, Omaha, Neb.
Phones: Bel Doug. 1892; Ind. A-23l5.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
500 to y {. 100 made romptIy F. d. Wead.
wead bldg 18th ana Farnsm.
$500 to 5000 on homes in Omaha. o'Keefe
Real Estate Co. l00l N. Y. Life. Doug. or
A-2l52.
MONEY TIC LoAN-Payne investment Co.
FIVE PER CENT MONEY
to loan on
Omaha Business Property.
THOMAS BRENNAN.
Room /. New York Life Bids.
GARvIN BROS, 8s N. Y. Life. $500 10
100000 on improved property. No delay
wANTRD-City loans and warrarts- w.
FarnRm Smith & Co., 1920 Farnam "a
wANTED-City loans, Peters Trust Co.
PAYNE. BosTwICK s. CO. N. Y. Life
Private money, 500 TO 5000; low rate.
SECOND MORTGAGE loans negotiated,
Apply Rooms 4l7-lS First Natl Bank Bldg
Bell Phone, Douglas 2SlS.
LOWEST RATEs-Bemis. Rrandels Bldg.
WANTED-To RENT
WANTED 2 to furnished rooms for
and Farnam. Phone Doug. 72s1, between
8 and 10 a. m.
WANTED-T0 BUY
WANTED-Several carloads OF fresh milk
COWS or springers. dealers IN state let Us
hear from you, Alamio SANITARY DAlry
W. 800 = so -
BEST price paid for 2d-hand furniture,
stoves. clothing W. Rosenbiatt. Tel. ID. SOL.
WANT to buy 10 or 50 acres Of land
near Omaha Must be priced right. ]
nave 5000 at once. n 81 Bee.
WANTED-To buy from the grower,
Concord grapes, in eight pound baskets.
Name price in first letter.
HERRICK & JACKSON co,
Ipswich, 5. D."
WE HAVE several people who desire 10
purchase fiTst-class rooWing and boarding
houses; must he money makers.
X. NJ. WRAY G. BROS, $40 Bee Bldg.
BEST price paid for second. hand furni-
ture, carpets. clothes and shoes. Tel. Doug
1911.
BALTIMORE 2d-hand store pays best
price 2d-hand furniture, clothes, etc. ID. 425-
2DHAND shoes and colthes. d. PISS.
HIGHEST prices for furniture, etc. Bell
Furniture Store, 1905 Dodge, Red 1881
WHEN writing TO advertiser kindly
mention The Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-03
Nebrasks.

CHEAP LANDS
Section 81, twp. IS, range 50. Morril
county. about is miles southwest Of Bridge
port, Neb., In Lawrence Fork Greek Valley
Nearly all level or gentle rolling, good blacl
soil; excellent water at Is TO "a feet. Owner
Will take 500 an acre.
HICKS REAL ESTATE Co, Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-03

GOOD LAND CHEAP.
go acres, Kimball county, Neb., 8 miles
FROM railroad; $3.50 per acre. J. @. Bone.
3l2 ShuRaTt Blk, Co. Bluffs, Ia. Phone Sl4.
so ACRES, Douglas Co, 90 acres Guilt
waited, good orchard, well improved. Must
sell on account OF sickness
70 acres, Adams Co., near Roseland. So
acres under pillow. Priced for quick sale
at S65. See us for Farm Lands.
HARDWOOD. E6 Bee Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-03
One Tenth Cash,
Balance ne-Tent
Each Year

Call or write for reading matter, giving
full particulars. Everyone should own a
piece Of irrigated land. II 1t Is only ten
acres.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-03

BURLINGTON sTA-iOTH a MASON
urlinneon---
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-03
REAL ESTATE LOANS

500 to $40, 700 made promptly. +. ID. Wead,
Wead blcg 18th ana Farnam.
$500 to S., 900 on homes in Omaha. O'Keefe
Real Estate Co. 1901 N. \. Life. Doug. VI
A-2152.
n1nNrv TO InAN-pnvnn 1nunnnnn4 %
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-23
PONY PROVES. TO
 BE GOOD SWIMMER
Makes Its Way Across tue Arkansa, River With Ease and Gets Away on the Opposite Bank.

While several hundred spectators lined the bank of the Arkansas river between Walnut and Tennessee streets Monday morning Mustang pony, owned by the Americah-Excel- sior Laundry Company, performed the remarkabta feat of swimming across the Arkahsas river to san'i- bar mile below tbef city and after climbing upon the f6ay ran into the woods on the nogth sids Of the |rlye1 and has not besh captured
 The pony vas attached so Y lann- dry wagon tsand while a nssto eln- ploye Of gfne laundry was Noadne soiled lifcns into the wagon or North Hinc street, near the Hotel Jefferson, the horse took a/noticn tc run away It ran towards the riyes and when>it reached tbs edge of the bank the animal. turned to change it. route. The wagon went over the e1n- bankmet, pulling the horse with it The laundry, which was the prop erty of various travelling men, guests at the hotel, had to be fished from the river with the wagon, but the horse freed itself and swan into midstrealn For twenty minutes the animal float cd around in the calm water and fin ally headed for the north bank. IL covered more than a mile, tinall! reaching sandbar on the opposite side of the river. Two negro ell1- ployes of the river took skifT and went across to capture the pony, bn' the badly frightened horse dashed wildly away.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-23

the dinner was not on the table. She went into the dining room to help her grandmother and in a few seconds heard five shots. She nor her grand mother heard any loud talking or ar gumeLt previous to hearing the re- ports of the revolver. In q few sec onls Mr. Day came running into a back door. with a smoking revolver in his hand. Don't be afraid" Miss Berry says he stated, "l'm not hurt. The young lady says she and her grandmother. were badly frightened and after MT. Day left the dining room and went into his room again they went cut cn the porch and found Ar. Duncan dead Il the yard An Eye Witness.
 Richard Brazell, of Clio, was stand ing some distance away from the house. he says. and turned at the first shot. He says he saw Day standing in his door, shooting back
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-23
K|DNAPED BOY
 IS RETURNED Willie Wh1tlaW Walked Into Hollend0n Hotel Lest
 Night at 8::3O.
SHEDS TEARS OF JOY
Says He Has Been kept IndOofs During Daylight and Had
 Been We'll Treated.

tH'alas Nrws Spee' 'ti to ti,r t,t4ei:eJ
 Cleveland, March 2222.---W Willie Whit law walked nto the arms of his fathcr in tnt iiollenden Hotel at S:30 o'clock tonight, accompanied by q policeman to whom q street ca} conductor turned him over. As he marched intu the hotel lobby tears Strtamcd from his fathers cheeks ds h. GraSped the boy in hjS arms. The father refused tn state whether or not he had paid tilr $le,oUo demand ed. The boy 8,,o disE uisel with smok, d glasses aud ;4 tan cap when the hotel was reached. He said he believed hc had been taken from Sharon to Warren and New Castle, Pa. He was kept indoors constantly. except al night, but said he had been well treated. He was at Ashtabula Saturday night when his father left the $l0,000 all night in Flat Iron Park. Detectives say his father paid the money upon receipt of a letter from {; mysterious woman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-23
ROOSEVELT OFF
 FOR AFRICA TODAY

tlear+t News Special to the Graphic,
 Oyster Bay, March 22.-f,x-Presi. dent Roosevelt spent the last hous before his departure tomorrow for his African hunting trip with his fam fly, after a trip to New York, where he paid social calls and arranged his baggage aboard the steamer Ham burg On the trip back from New York he showed fondness for chil dren by giving up his seat to q moth CT and her child and sat ill front with a negro. When the child showed she was able to spell her name the Pres ident gave her q dollar. He declared before retiring early tonight that be would net make a speech at the HO boken pier no matter who or how many people were there.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-23

John Day, master mechanic for the Bluff City Lumber Company at Clio, who shot D. Henry Duncan. vice pres ijent and secretary of that concern, Monday shortly before noon, at the coarding house of Mrs. Lucy Throw CTS, at that place will offer plea of self-defense when arraigned before Justice of the Peace Charles Roeba at Rison, this week Information was filed against him last night at Rison by Attorneys T. Havis Nixon, of this city, and Pitt Holmes, of Rison, charging him with murder. These well known lawyers have been en- gagged to prosecute the defendant and Nixon was one of the first Pine Blut- fans on the scene of the traged. Monday afternoon, gatEe ring state ments of eye witnesses aud others which will be used by the prosecu- ton.
 John Day had already surrendered to Deputy Sheriff Searcy at Rison, to which place he went immediately af- ter the tragedy, ill company with Dr.. Thad Henderson, physician for the Bluff City Lumber Company at Clio and deputy sheriff under Sheriff Moore, of Cleveland county. It was Henderson to whom Day surrendered. Day spent last night at the home of J. J, Prince, at Rison, under guard.
 Dcplorable Affair.
 The tragedy was one Of the most u, ,plorable and sensational that has
 cen recorded in this section since the cventful assassination of Tom Godfrey and w. R. McEwen at Clio more than a year ago, which is re- called by the killing Of yesterday. There We're all kinds of rumors ailoat yesterday afternoon as to the ciuse of the tragedy, but the state ments made last night tend to show that the killing was the direct result oi |. letter which was sent to MT. Day Frida. by John F. Rutherford. pres Gont Of the Bluff City Lumber Company, in wh ch Mr. Rutherford asI d for tDay's resignation. Mir. E.. ,ssr.crd stated yesterday that MT. oas had failed to answer some ques- tior. concerning some work which l.e had not performed and which he rceuesItd ] answered, and that was what prompted him to ask him to re- sign.
 The Tragedy.
 As was customary, Mir. Duncan went to Clio yesterday morning to inspect the plant. He remained in the office and around the plant during th9 forenoon hours and shortly be-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-23
Old Atkinson Place Pur. chased by Danville, Ill.,,
 Man For $45,000.
OFFERED FOR LESS
Unc Year Ago Judge Could Would Have Sold for $S5, ,0O0-Drainaee District Enhanced Value.

4 deal was consummated In this city Monday whereby County Judge James Gould sold his big cotton plan
 tation at Noble Lake, this county, az gregating 1900 acres of rich farm iand, to w. T. Hartz, oY Danville. Ill. The consideration was s4:',0o0. Mir Hartz will take possession of the biz tract on January l. 1910, the agree nlent being that Judge Gould shall receive the rents and profits from the place this year. Judge Gould and his family now make their home at No bie Lake.
 The value of good drainage is fully demonstrated in this real estate deal. One year ago Judge Gould offered his plantation for 5000 and could get no purchaser. His failure In this di- rection was due to the poor drainage facilities in that section of the county and as that seemed to be the main objection of prospective purchasers, Judge Gould and number of other property owners in that part of the state organized the now, locally fam- ous Cousart Drainage District. This district, with it's recent extension, will reclaim more than 42,000 acres of valuable farm land in this and a1- joining counties. It has not only en- hanced the value of the Gould plan tation, which is known as the old George Atkinson place, but all ad- iacent farms and plantations have mate riaily increased in value.
 Six miles of the big Cousart drain age canal have been completed. The canal contractors are digging the biz ditch at the rate of mile and hall per month. The original ditch in- cluded only fourteen miles of terri tory, but seeing the great benefit oth- CTS derived from 1t, C. w. Butts and Captain NJ. W. Ware. planters from Moscow, Ark, and Judge J. s. Ross, who holds large interests ill the same 4laetion of the state, prevailed upon the directors of the Cousart district to permit them to join with them in the project, adding fourteen miles os territory to the canal proper, or a total of twenty eight miles in length. County Judge James Gould, who has been prime mover in the building of good roads in this state, conferred with ". F. Coleman, attorney for the drainage district, and the special act recently adopted by the state legisla- ture, was drawn. It provides for the extension Of the district. The twenty eight mile canal will cost about $100.- 900 and will be completed this year
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-23
CAN PAY TAXES
 AFTER SUPPER

Sheriff C. ". Philpot announced yesterday that beginning last night the clerical force at the shcriff's of fee would remain at the office i'll thN court house every night until April 10, when the tax books will Dc closed. This VII give working people an op- portunty to pay their taxes at night and is done merely as an acco,nMo- ,3a.ion for the public. The tax books will Ee closed on tue night of April 10 and those not paying their taxes before that time Will be penalized.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-23
PROHIBITIVE
 IN ITS RATES

iHeais Ns.Ivs Special to the tIvaphicl
 Washington March 22.-The Payne tariff bill is really prohibitive in it's rates, according to the views of the minority as expressed today. A max imum and a minimum provision will encourage trade wars against this country. Tariffs on steel, glass and lumber were attacked, the statement concluding that the Payne bill is ncouraging trade with an axe"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-23
ROOSEVELT MAY
 OPPOSE MIR. TAFT

tuears, News Special to ,ae Gr;sehl"
 Washington, March 22.-"1f Presi- dent Taft dots not carry out Roose- velt's policies he may have opposi- tion when he runs again" So said a friend of former President Roosevelt, who quoted the latter as say: "Mr. Taft became President upon the un- derstanding that he would carry to success the. policies ] had instituted. Should he fail he shall find can 1idate against him In 1912"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-23

readers It has arranged with we'll known syndicate in Chicago for the publication Of the prose-poenls of Walt Mason, Of Emporia Kan, who is associated with William Allen White on his Emporia (Kan.) Ga zette. It is the brightest, crispest, juiciest short poem matter written in
 America today. In Emporia Walt Mason has become a character and his friends have applied the love title of Uncle" So he has carried it on to Its larger field and We will continue to make him known to all our readers as Uncle Walt. of Elm poria." This matter will be fur nished daily.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-23

fore noon hour went to the ouice, where Miss Sallie Berry, a cashier 1T, the conmissarJ, requested him to go to the boarding house with her and get lunch. .MT. Duncan ate his meals at Mrs. Thrower's. who was granG mother of Miss Berry. They went to the boarding house together and when they walked upon the porch, Miss Berry states MT. Duncan spoke pleasantly to Alr. Day, who was iu his room, which leads onto the front porch. Mir. Day replied pleasantly and the young lady says they seemed to be the best of friends. Miss Berr:
 adds that MT. Day asked Mfr. Duncan to come into his room, stating that
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-23
A MURDER CHARGE
 AGAINST JOHN DAY

ttorneys For the Pro secution Filed Information Against Master Mechaic at Rison Last Night How Henry Duncan Was Killed-Miss Berry Says Day Invited Duncan Into His Room and That Shooting Followed Alm ost Immediately Afterward Men Greeted Each Other Pleasantly Day Al legged to Have Made Standardization Ruth. erford of Lumber Com pany, Asked For Day Res ignation Last Friday-Body Brought Here anl Will Be Inferred Wednesday-one Eye Witness to Tragedy-Counsel Making Ready For Preliminary Hearing-Rumors Are Denied-Day Guarded at Prince Home Last Night-Duncan's Revolver Was Not Drawn Says Braz ell-Duncan Carried $75 GOO Life Insurance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-23
RACE COMMISSION
 DECLARED ILLEGAL

Hearst News Special to the GraphIcD
 Cincinnati, March 22.-Judge liar ht son, in a Covington, Ky, circuit court. today declared the Kentucky racing commission illegal on the ground that it was delegated to com mission an unrestricted authority to make racing laws and was class leg islation Ill exompting trotting tracks
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-23
CHATTANOOGA MAN
 MAKES A STALL

{uearst News Special tn the Graphic
 Chicago. March 22.--Jack Johnson this aftel noon accepted the offer ot a $lO0,0OO purse to box Jeffries eight rounds at Chattanoogc. The offer was made by F. ". Forsener.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-23
BRIDE IS STRICKEN
 AFTER FIRST MEAL.

(IIearst News Special to the GrapA ssi
 Cincinnati, March 22.--Stricks aI- ter the first meal taken since her marriage, Mrs. H. D. Lewis is seri- ously i'll at tho Havelin Hotel. She was Miss Barton, of Lexington, kT. and a niece of Turfman McGann. who was murdered by Lord" Harrington
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-23
Satisfaction--Real Pleasure

We can give you satisfaction in style, fit and can show you large assortment of patterns in all the lat est shades and designs.
 EI0EHkRAMECR. Tho Tailor, over Citizens Bank. Sec
 onI avenue, corner Pine street Old
 phone to93.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-23
GRAPHIC ADDS ...,
 ANOTHER FEATURE

T ? The Graphic has added another nigh class literary feature for it's
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-23
FOR QUICK TRANSPORTATION
 -CALte-- CITY HACK LINE fQo Raat BaxfA~ae St,

Open : ?. III. to 7:Se a. m. and r~ liable. opeciA. Aslcntiaa to train c1l:A Old phone 39l. New phone 102. Aosss O6ord, prop. Pine Elun. Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-23
Money and -7sznx-=-------------- -----------------------<-----. Opportunity

When money and oportunity ge1 tn ,uuch the combination has tremend' SIS breeding possibilities
 We write the kind nt FIRE iNStH- >NCE and deal In the slad Of REAL ESTATE that FRIENDS SELL TO FRIENDS 2, We also accept u.unay, ou tt sess:, tn trust or subject to check. ALLOW. ING INTEREST ON SAvINGa AC- COUNTS. .l Hero arc golden opportunities nyinS on your coin. & 4. Pine Bluff Trust Co. coYr.r Main and Barraaue Streets
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-23

into the room at Duncan. Duncan staggered out Of the room. fell upon the porch and rolled of into the yard Rrazell sass hr ran to him and lifted gun Was in the scabbarj in his right hip pocket and had not been drawn.
 Day left the house. Brazell says, and walked over to the mill. II was later learned that be had surrendered and H,aS taken tn Rison
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-01-13
County omeers:

CLERK and Auditor 5. n. Wienges,
Gainesville.
Supt Public Iustruction-Dr. J. l.
Kelley. Gainesville
Sheriff.. G.. Ramsey, Gainesville.
County Judg,-H. G. Mason. Gaines
willie.
Tax Asscssor-w. W. Colson, Gaines.
vile.
Tax Collector-w. D. Dickinson
Gainesville
Treasurer. n. Matheson, Gaines
Vile.
Supervisor Registration. &. Nc.
Grew. Gainesville.
County Commissioners-John G.
Dampier, Chairman, Hague; }. F.
Townsend. Campville; J. w May
Archer: Chas. w Summers, Trenton;
0. 2. Cannon, Gainesville.
Members School BOard-R. b.
Weeks, Chairman. Hawthorn; J. w.
Moody. Lacrosse; G. w. Miller,
Trenton.
State Senator-H. H. McCreary,
Gainesville.
Members HOuse-Syd l.. Carter,
Gainesville; T. A. Doke. Santa Fe.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-01-13

lit is true that the Emperor VIII
lam refralucd from Offering his hand
10 tlc president of che Rcichstag be-
Cause he wanted % suub that body.
Dec was ul advised. for 10 will react
upon himself and not iujure the Reich
stag. Certainly % Is that the Kaiser
has taken the practically universal
criticism Of his interference In foreign
politics greatly to heart. hut a grace
fuI acceptance OF the criticism would
speedily have restored his popularity
whereas a peulancy Of temper and at
tempted snubs will still further strain
the loyalty OF his people.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-01-13

The Sun Is In receipt OF the DeSoto
County Edition OF The Tampa Tribune,
containing a complete write-up Of the
resources of that county. This Is the
third county covered In a series Of
counties which The Tribune Is engag
ed I'm showing the advantages Of
Manatce will be- the next county on
the list. Editor Stoyall Is certainly
doing a great work for South Florida
and We are glad 90 observe that his
efforts are duly appreciated.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-01-13

L Is extremely doubtful II the Gov
anment or the public generally eX.
Pee'ed the United States supreme
var 70 decide otherwise in the case
= ne Standard Oh Co. and the twenty
-ne million dollar fine, still 10 is well
uA' The appeal was made that th"
.+aation might bee made clear The
-'siaion itself viii strengthen the
'-l'aiy growing conviction that fines
~ not an adequate punishment m
~ case of trusts which sy-tomaJical-
Violate the law because 30 pays
-'n 20 do a. When such CombIua-
--s have engaged Iu the practice Tor
.''is and grow wealthy un lt. the
-ioaiti0n of "a lue. whether little ur
.sal has no deterrent inhuence-they
.'nue a. before. aud the moral con.
'iauon never troubles them. ln
- cases prison sentence. even
brief tVenty.lour hour. would
1oFe effective than a hne Of q mill
~ collar
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-01-13
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GOT HIS HAIR BACK.
Was Perfectly Bald when lie Started
60 Use NewbrO's Herpicide

Was Perfectly Bald when lie Started
60 Use NewbrO's Herpicide
Frederick Manuel. Maryland block.
Butte. Montana, bought a bottle OF New
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use a for entire badness. The hair fol-
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20 DAYS he had hair all over his head
on July he writes. "and today my hair
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on an old principle and with new DIS
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Stops falling hair at once and a new
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