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Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-09
BANK BURGLAR ONCE ARRESTED
Held fer Few Hour. and Released ny
the Police.

NORFOLK. Neb. Feh. Especial Tels-
gram.l-The Haddar ban robber was ar
rested in Sioux City and turned loose
within less than four hours. according
to the belief 81 Sheriff Dwyer Of Pierce
county. He said today that the man who
in Norfolk bought a knife found in the
bank vault and identified otherwise. was
recently arrested in Sioux City at s O'Clock
at night and turned loose at 10 o'clock
He claims another man against whom
there was no evidece was arrested In
Sioux City and held several days
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-09
Three DIe in one Family.

NORFOLK. Neb.. Feb. S-The death Of
katherine Bott. aged eight years. makes
three deaths in the family OF John Bott. a
farmer, within a few DAYS from scarlet
fever
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-09

Don't lea stomach. liver nor kidney
trouhle doun you when yea can auicksy
dosa uhem ulth Eectric BlllarA e.
Fer sale - BeatoA Drug ca
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-09
GOOD FOR RAILROADS
Comparative Statement Of Cars For
vzrded and Ordered.
WAR ON RED LIGHT DISTRICT
County Attorney ~ LtscsIR Proposes
90 start IN en- Wholesale Pros
ecutfoa ct Innsstcs Of
These Resorts


LINCOLN. Feb. S-SpecisLeThe fol-
loving statement shows car conditions IN
Nebraska for the t~Weny-four hour period
ending at 4 ,. m. February 3 iss. as com
ra-.a n..h ne uana ncrind 81 los.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-09

NEBRASKA ClI1-Ihe members OF the
cyti countil accompanied by their attorney.
Judge lessen went TO PlattsmOnth this
morning 10 fight the application OF Couu-
Gilman J. d. Houston, who has asked the
court for an Injunction 10 prevent them
from granting a new franchise or a renewal
OF the old one to the water and light
COMPANY.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-09

BkOkE@ bDW-L1nCeln anniversary
wiz be observed here with appropriate ceIE-
braron- Mayor George has issued a proc
kamatlon thai all business houses Close BE-
tween the hours o. 2 and : IN the after
noon Al o'clock an elaborate program
VII Be carried out a. the opera house
under the direction Of a committee ap-
pointed by the Grand Army o. the Repub-
lc post The Ferious rooms OF The public
schools vii also give an entertainment
dl--ng Lle early parL Of The afLemoon.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-03-25
10 Dog. Ladies' Hemstitched Linen Handkerchiefs, 2c each ON
Bargains in Staples

All cur best Standard and Simpson Cali coes in all colors, dark and light. You may take your choice of any piece in the d1c house, per yard. ......e....... T2O
 50 pieces of beautiful Spring Lawn, in light and dark colors, figured and striped, also with side bands. Our Sc grade 21c Goes during this sale per yard. ,.... O2I
 1000 yards Amoskeg Apron Ginghams, in assorted checks, regular price 10c 71c Spring Sale price, per yard. d..........s s21
 50 pieces beautiful Spring Zephere Ging- hams, in all the new colors, striped and checked and solid, guaranteed not 11c to fade. 15c grade, goes at. t.... .AAC
 Excellent quality 36 inch book fold Mad ras, just the best material for Spring suits and waist. A l5c grade, 1Oc goes in the Big Sale, per yard. ... NV
 20 pieces good sheer India Linon suitable for most anything. The 1213c 71c grade, goes at per yard. ................s2 s2I
 pieces of beautiful Cotton Voile, 15c grade, during the Big Sale 6c Goes at per yard ................. "
 10 pieces fine Cotton Suiting, in all colors, just the thing you need for early wear O. Go in the Big Sale, per yard rd............| "
The Mena weekly star., 1909-03-25
Ladies' Lingerie w aists

We have just received a fine line of Ladies' waists. Never before were we in position to show you such fine line. We are proud to show you the latest thing in waists, all new and fresh, in short and long sleeves.
 The latest tailored waists, in white and colors, 75c grade, in the Big Sale A2c Each observation-disclosures. .......... TOC
 A very special lot of neatly made waists, front made of beautiful Embroidery and tucks, new sleeves. A bargain at S1 EOc Sale price. e.,.................... 0SC
 Our $125 waist, made in the newest style, with embroidered lace front, fine tucked made ot good India linon QOo Sale price each. .OSO
 Our special grade waist, made of beauti- ful material, elaborately trimmed in lace, embroidery and medalions, made of pure India linon, comes in black and white OQc Get waist at great bargain. .. 1OO
 A strictly up-to-date silk waist, front is made of real fine pin tucks new sleeve, comes in black and white, C1 % each h............... - QA. 1O
 The newest thing in beautiful lace ecru waists fine silk trimmed with fine lace and medalions, beauty to look at @ OQ Sale price each ...........p pH. 70
The Mena weekly star., 1909-03-25
Notions! Notions!

Good grade Tale nm Powder r..5 Sc Fine grade Pearl Buttons, all sizes, doz. 2hc Best Brass Pins. 3c
 Coats Thread per spool. ............... 4c Childrens' Supporters, good grade. .... .7c Sharps Needles, all sizes. ............3 3c Ladies Supporters, all sizes es.21c Coats Silkertine Thread ............4 4c Good Steel Thimbles, each .... Sc
The Mena weekly star., 1909-03-25
A Snap in Mnslin

36 inch wide soft finished bleached Mus lin, suitable for most anything 6c Big Sale, per yard ....................O "
 Soft grade of fine Lonsdale Cambric, 36 inch wide, suitable for fine underwear Q1c 12 1-2c grade per yard. ...............O3 O3C
 A good grade of unbleached soft d1c Muslin, per yard. ................... T40
The Mena weekly star., 1909-03-25

We've just received a beautiful line of new Col ored Lace Bands, newest thing in trimming, 1Oo 25 and 35c grade 4 ~
The Mena weekly star., 1909-03-25

Ladies' Muslin Drawers, made of fine muslin, full fashioned, deep ruffle, hem stitched, 35c grade, 9Ec per pair AOO
The Mena weekly star., 1909-03-25

Ladies' latest Back and Side Combs, new design, in all colors, very hobby, 1Ac each 4TO
The Mena weekly star., 1909-03-25

We have a fine line of the newest things in La dies Silk Elastic Belts, ea each aii '0i0F'' 10c
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11

with friends. Friendship has the
faculty and the power % lift the most
discouraged and depraved soul from the
depths Of degradation. dispel its gloom.
and set the sum Of a new hope 20 shine
IN the heart OF a hopeless man :
The best. ~ not the only. way 10 prove
our worthiness 10 live is 10 gain happi-
ness for ourselves and give happiness to
others By being the friend or man. The
poorest man. If rich In friends. Is q hap
pier. better more useful man than the
millionaire who has no friends who love
him for himself alone. True as steel
pure as gold. warm, sympathetic, and
far-reaching as a sunbeam-honest sin
cere. unseIfsh friendship is the richest
rsrest gem IN the crown of life. Such IS
the philosophy Of your friend.
c. HAYES TAYLOR.
81 street. northwest.
True friendship is sacred and eternal
There are words and faces that never
lose their grip on the heart; faces We
may never see again. and only the
sound OF a voice that is still" They are
priceless possessions. gliding the shad-
ows with divine light The passing OF
years canrot sully their innocence nor d.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
EASTER THOUGHTS
ON FRIENDSHIP

sTo preserre n friend three
things are required; To honor
him present, praise him absent
and assist him in his neeessi-
tieS."-ItaIinn.
1--WE should behave toward our
friends rs we should wish them
10 behave toward us."-Aristotle.
"There are three friendships
which are advantageous, and
three which are Injurious;
Friendship with the upright,
friendship with the sincere and
friendship with the mnE of much
ObservatiOn--theSe are adVanta-
geOms; friendship with thS man
Of specious airs friendship with
the insinuntinEly soft, and
friendship with the glib-tongued
these are iRJurIOUs."-COnfu-
ciuS.
@.FriendShip Il too pure
pleasure for n mind cankered
with ambition, or the lust OF
power and grandeur."-Junius.
'.FrIendship, like love- is self
fOrEetfuI. The only inequality it
knows il one thrs exalts the cb-
ject nnd humbIes seIf.--H. Giles.
- faithful friend II the true
imnEe Of the Deity."-Napoieon-
As the shadow in early morn
ing. IN friendship with the wick
ed; "a dySindIes hour by hour.
But friendship with the good in
creases. like the evening shad-
ovvr, tiu the sun of life SETS
HerdeF.
elf we uOuId build on n sure
foundation I'm friendship. we
must love our friends for their
aakes rather than for our own
C. BrOnte-
- hcccunt that one Of the
greatest demonstrations Of real
friendship that friend can
really endeR-Or 10 have his
lEAfMn au1hHftG N hNnuAs N
reputation. in the opinion of Wit
or learning before himseif."-
Jeremy Taylor
You viii forgive me- ! hope,
for the sake OF the friendship
between us. which il too true
and TOO sacred TO be 80 easily
brOken!"-4The COurtshIp OF
Miles StandIsh,~ LOngfeIiOw.
"SOme friendships are made
by nature, some ny contract.
some by Interest, and some by
SOuls.--Jeremy Taylor.
ssFriends are discovered rather
than madej there are people who
are In their own nature friends,
only they don't know each other;
bus certain things, Ike poetry.
music, and painfingS are like the
FrecmaS0n'S sign-they reveal
the initiated 20 each Other."-
Mrs. stowe.
- friend + ono who jumps
down and puts on the drag when
he nnds you nrc going down hill
too fast."-Punch.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11

From the Yonkes Statesman.
Bacon-which do you think IL the
gamlest fsh1
Egbert-Weu. the black bass IS the
gamiest 20 catch. but the eel e the gam
lest when Il comes TO getting Il on the
hook"
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
Vampire cities.

From the I-sh H1messad
The cities have made too great a de-
mand on the country They have taken
its life from it 10 sustain their Own
They have acted like vampires and now
there is little more blood 20 suck, and we
begin 10 wonder what kind % Shriveiled
up humanity there VIII be in the towns
in another half century.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
THIS WEEKS PRIZE WINNERS.


Second prize SS-CHrOine
Thi-d sf NV.
81
Slabams; II.
noGda'n SS Carolina D.
STR north invest.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11

5sntist minister Of the Bahama Ilands who went
70 New York n seek employment day Ia
borer in order 10 pay a debt of Siz to New
York firm Of wholesale grOceTs. As a minister
in the Bahama Islands he received no salary
and barely able TO make ends meet
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11

a friend IS a fellow who knows al
about you. but likes YOU"
ELIZABETH THORNE.
TIE g--tor<a
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11

Fast as the rolling seasons bring
The hour Of fate TO those we love.
Each pearl that leaves the broken string
Is set IN friendships crown above.
As narrower grows the earthly chain
The circle widens in the sky
These are our treasures that remain.
But those are stars that beam on high
%. W Holmes
BESSIE NJ HEAL.Y.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11

or all feliciues the most charming IS
that OF a firm and gentle friendship. Il
sweetens Al our cares, dispels our sor-
rows ard counsels Us in al sxtremities.
Nay. II there were no other comfort n =
than the bare exercise Of 50 generous a
virtue. even for that single reason a man
would not be without f. II Is a s0ver-
eign antidCte against All calamitics-even
against The fear OF dearh itself.-SensCa-
EDITH y. ADKINS.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
Forest ser1@

II has been said that Rare as Is true
love. true friendship IS still rarer." and
a friend should bear his friends in
firmities." Have you friend who didn't
dodge you when you we're down ana
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11

Hearts are linked 70 hearts by Cod
To follow a loved ones career and %
feel the heart throb. the cheek flush a.
his success in iife's batIe, 20 see his
daily mastery over self. 10 greet with
heartfelt hzndclasp while eyes bespeak
the pride within az another's conquest
over SELF. the spontaneous joy that makes
one akin wiki al the wOrld-JhiS is the
Cfod-given. uplifting. inspiring friendship
which Is lfe's incentive and spurs one 20
greater things-From Value OF Friend
shin CICELT A CLAUDE
o. o.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11

q the B-rs
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11

II Is my Joy in life 20 find
At every turning Of the road
The strong arm OF a comrade kind
To help me onward with my load;
And since have no gold 20 give.
And love alone must make amends.
Ny only prayer is while I live
God make ne worthy OF my friends.
DOLLY L. NELSON.
ia Bryant street northwest
True friendship IS the most divine Of
all the attributes OF man. Duty is de-
lightfui when done in friendships name.
Any burden can be made lighter. al sor-
rows can be made softer, by the touch
OF friendship The heart Of man IS sl-
ways hungry. The wisest snd the best OF
us are yet wiser and better for the
friends we have and still wiser and bet
ter are we for the friendships we bestoW.
True friendship is like the wizards purse
the more you take from II TO give 10
others the more you have left for your
self. ANY pleasure can be doubled and
al our joys increased BY sharing them
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11

Il Is one Of the severest tests o.
friendship 70 tell your friend Of his
faults II you are angry with a man,
or hate him. Il Is not hard % so 20 him
and stab him with words; but so 10 love
a man that you cannot hear 10 see the
stain OF sin upon him, and 20 speak pain
ful truth through living words-that is
friendship Hrs PAULINE JONES.
Ell D. slrret nnrrLucs-.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-02

A conservative Ohio democrat who was prominently spoken of as a possi ble candidate for the highest honors before the conventions which preceded the last campaign. He is a statesman of marked ability and one of the main stays of the eastern democracy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-02
MINES AND MARKETS
METALS WEAK AND LOWER.

NEW YORK, February IA decline of about los is reported in the London tin market, spot closing at fl23, l5s and futures fl25, l2s, 6d The local market was weak and lower with spot quoted at 27.15 to 27.35.
 The London copper market was lower with spot quoted at s57, Is, Cd and flu. lures f5s, Is, Sd. The local market was weak and nominally lower. Lake was quoted at 1875 to l4.00; electro lytic 1925 to 1850, and casting l3.121a to l3.37l5.
 Lead was unchanged at SIS, Is, Sd in London. The local market was dull and a shade lower at 4.12iS to 4l7h.
 Spelter was unchanged at f2l, l2s, Sd in London; dull and lower locally at 5.023 to 5.07is.
 Silver 52; Mexican dollars 49.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-02

Globes best llvery--O. K. Stables. W. P. Kelsey, Prop. Phone 4sl.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-02

rest--on Lawrnce D'0rsay. After that she thinks men are all right. Anna wears her hair loose in the first act. It is great sight when D 'Orsay kisses her, to see her lost in hair-her own hair behind, D'Orsay's mustache be- fore.
 D'Orsay takes the school girl to a cafe in Paris, and she drinks tiny bit of champagne when he isn t look ing. Then she insists on singing a little song she learned at school. It's the bear song. When she comes to the line, "oh, what am I to dol" her arms hang limp, her knees bend, her head drops forward, and she acts as if she had received a terrible blow. The audi ence seems to think it is awfully cute.
 There are about three acres of seen cry, much furniture, two stage-fuIs of chorus girls, a score of pretty songs and three cords of whole legs in the show.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-02
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Thomas Kavanaugh of Tucson, one of the most widely known mining men of this section, is in the city on business
 R. s. Knowles, the San Carlos min ing man, came to town yesterday even ing, accompanied by Mrs. Knowles.
 H. K. Campbell of Phoenix is one of the business visitors in the city.
 Etheredge Walker of Idaho City was among the guests registering at the Dominion hotel last night,
 B. Day of Black Warrior is in the city on business.
 F. c. High of Los Angeles was among last nights arrivals at the Do minion hotel.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-02
NETALSCONT|NUETO DECLINE IN BOTH
 MARKETS
,,y,s DEVELOPMENTS IN STOCK MARKET NOT CONDUCIVE TO
 LARGE SPECULATION.

NEW YORK, February l.-The a,ys developments are regarded as ,.oatively favorable to stock values ,,d farther firm tone of the market i, a consequence. The growing lethargy !, speculative interests left dealings dull st times.
 The refusal of the supreme court to ,r.pt the petition of the Consolidated S,s company for re-hearing of the .ishty-cent gas appeal caused another sosnward plunge of that security.
 The general list showed itself little s,turbed by the break. Money con iirued in abundant supply.
 The problem confronting the bankers st New York remains to be one of find ur employment for funds accommodating i, spite of the heavy output of new is ues which still continues.
 Bonds irregular.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-02
GRAINS HIGHER.

CHICAGO, February 1.--Surprisine strength was manifested in wheat throughout the session and the closing prices were at the top notch of the day. May delivery displayed the great est strength and ranged between lO7la and l09 IS, closing at the top point. July closed at 9S l-2.
 Corn closed firm at the top, prices up 5-S to 5,S and 3-4. Final quota tions: May, 63 5-s to 63 3-4.
 At the close, oats prices were up IS and IA to l-4c. May closing at 52 l-4, and July at 46 5-S to 46 3.4
 The Silver Belt does job printing.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-02

Highest class job printing at reason able prices at Silver Belt.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-02
STORIES OF THE CITY
Dominion Hotel Arrivals

Dominion Hotel Arrivals
 B. Day, Black Warrior; F. G. High, Los Angeles; H. F. Campbell, Phoenix; Etheredge Walker, Idaho City; Thos. Kavanaugh, Tucson; k. S. Knowles and wife, San Carlos.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-02
Suffering and Dollars Saved

E. S. Loper, of Marillai N. r., says: ."I am carpenter and have had many severe cuts healed by Bucklen' $ Arnica Salve. It has saved me suffering and dollars. It is by far the best healing salve have ever found. {" Heals, burns, sores, ulcers, fever sores, eczema and piles. 25c at Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-02

freely three times day and quick cure is certain. This liniment has prov en especially valuable for muscular and chronic rheumatism. Sold by all drug gists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-02
conundrums.

Why does santa Claus always go down the chimney? Because 1t scots (suits) him.
 What Is thievlng in the outskirts. . Picking ladies pockets.
 What Is the longest sentence known in history The sentence for life.
 When Is the sky like the seam in ? child's garment? When overcast.
 When is house like an eagle? When 1t has wings
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-02
Lame Shoulder

This is common form of muscular rheumatism. No internal treatment is needed. Apply Chamberlain s Liniment
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-02
A Poetic Riddle.

The cat did my first with curl of her
 tail When the mouse she had made quite
 secure By means of my second and not of my
 whole As she ought to have done, I am sure. Answer.-Fur-chase
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-02
NEWS AND COMMENT

Especial 10 l.. J. Overlook, Broker.)
 BOSTON, February l.-There was some forced liquidation this morning, but prices have reached point where they look cheap, and there was good buying in Copper Range, North Butte, Butte Coalition and the Amster stocks. Traders tried to break the market again, but had to buy back what they had sold at an advance. North Butte and Amalgamated rallied and closed near the top. We do not think the decline is over yet and advise sales on this ral- Iy. PAINE, WEBER & co.
 NEW YORK, February l.--The mar ket developed new strength and the shorts found it difficult to buy without bidding up prices. Another decision against Consolidated Gas hurt that stock, but failed to bring out any liquidation in the general list, which fact disturbed the shorts. Shorts are in dangerous position and we would not be surprised to see squeeze at any time. The market is in stronger position than for some time and looks like moving mp again.
 DICK BROS
 A banker, in discussing the financial [ strength of the Steel corporation, says that with its greatly increased earning power by reason of the completion and development of the Gary plant and the | amalgamation of other plants, it will be possible for it to submit to material reduction in tariff schedules and still earn large surplus over interest and t dividend requirements. It is believed that further and more careful consid- eration of the actual position of the corporation will go long way toward steadying the stock market speculative t ly in the event of the tariff discussion assuming disturbing character.
 The concensus of opinion is that the market is d waiting one. Cheap money remains sustaining factor Good ' stocks pay per cent on the investment, quite a number yielding considerably more. Money earns materially less, say T 3i5 per cent. In view of these facts, | holders see no incentive to sell. It is also noticeable that railroad earnings | are strengthening the confidence of [ those who own stocks, Atchison s state ment showing handsome net increase for December, being the first of a series of returns for that period which will 1, reflect good gains. The fact that com parison is made with period of poor traffic does not lessen the effect of H these exhibits on sentiment Windsor n News Bureau. M
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-02
MOST FOOLISH SONG EYER IS
 MY LITTLE BROWN BEAR

l have lost my little brown bear and
 don't know where to find him. l have searched most everywhere; if
 you see him please remind him That I love him just the same; please
 handle him with care. Have you seen himf Nof Oh what am
 l to dof l have lost my little brown bear.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-02

This is the silly song with sweet tune--if tunes are sweet--that New York is whistling. Everybody says it s the most foolish song that ever became popular.
 Anna Held does the song every night. No, she doesn t sing it; she does it. Her eyes, her body, her arms, her legs, her wiggle, her giggle, they all help more than her voice. The song could D't get along without Anna Held at all. But it isn t the sort of song that man would sing on his way home at night.
 The play is "Miss Innocence. Miss Held is supposed to be a girl who has never before seen a man. Her eyes rest-if Anna Held s eyes ever can
Willmar tribune., 1909-12-08
SCANDINAVIAN NEWS
PRINCIPAL Events Gathered II tho
Okd Scandinavian Countries

On the occasion of King Edwards
birthday, Sven Hedin was made com.
mander of the order of the Indian
Empire.
Mrs. Pihlgren, the oldest member Of
the Swedish colony in Copenhagen,
has just celebrated her ninetieth brit.
DAY, and many Of the other members
or the colony paid their respects to
her on this occasion. There are about
1900 Swedes in the Danish capital.
The Prohibitionists of Sweden are
crowding their work so energetfcally
that high and low alike will be forced
to take sides. Bishop Billing, one OF
Sweden's most influential men, has
already expressed himself on the at
tempt of the Prohibitionists to have
every person in the country sign Pc
tition for or against prohibition. He
Is reported to have said that it Is I'M
pudent to intrude upon people as the
Prohibition canvassers are doing Ia
this case. Indeed the church ought to
work for temperance, but the riksdag
can not identify temperance with pro-
hibition, was the opinion of the bish-
op. 1t ought to be mentioned that he
is member of the riksdag.