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Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20

aeetly prepares the system Tor tho
coming Of baby. Mothers Friend
assures a quick and natural recovery
for every woman who uses it. It Is
for sale at drug stores. Write for
free book for cxpectant mothers.
BRADFLELD REGULATOR co..
Atlanta, Ga.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
BUSINESS AFRAID VI CUBA
Property Owners Pay the Taxes and
Politicians Misrule.
LITTLE INTEREST IN POLITICS
Millionaire Plantation owner Says
lie Sees No Hope for Better
ment of the Political Con-
ditiOns of the Island.

The property owners pay the taxes in
Cuba and the politicians use the money Tor
their private pleasures" This is the tenor
of the Indictment OF the Gomez administra-
ton by Senior Rafael Benitez Royas OF
Havana, who was a guest at the Paxton
Monday. Senior Royas is millionaire sugar
STower, manufacturer, banker and steam
ship owner OF the island. He is returning
to New York, accompanied by his daughter,
Miss Carload Royas, and business friend.
Oliver Hill, after an extensive trip to the
Pacific coast.
The sugar crop In the islands this year
is good and prices are fair but business
conditions are fearfully demoralized The
business interests are hopelessly in the
minority in Cuba and the country is ruled,
or rather misruled by the riff-raff The
best citizens take no interest in politics,
since protest on their part would be
Of no effect. so far as bringing about Il
change in government is concerned, and
the class now in control would not hest
tate " apply the boycott in town or to the
torch in the country. Gomez mas not the
confidence Of the business interests of the
country and he never did have 1t.
Il see no other outcome for Cuba but
the Continuance OF this cut-throat policy,
with business fighting shy OF actual de
Nelopment of the island. with little revo-
lutions from time to Time with property
at the mercy OF the low and the worthless,
who pay no taxes and who will not work,
till the United states is forced to establish
a proteotorate over the country and thus
bring order out OF chaos. My family has
been residing In New York for the last two
years. where l am educating my children,
and we shall be ready for the change when
will wit ha X
ten years, though l doubt II It comes by
the electorate of Cuba asking for it; that
lawless, grating element does not want
order"
Senior ROyas speaks no English, and
either MIR. Hin or his daughter acts as
interpreter this trip. lie said he was
greatly enjoying his tour through the
United States ana declared that he was
astounded at it's greatness.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
Now the
Fair COED and
the Athletes
Here She Is-Also the Chap with the
Slant Pockets-Hazing
in Order.

Cometh now the season when the under
graduate flourisheth like unto the over
quoted green bay tree; when numerous
young men dressed generally in exagger-
ated styles or as like Georgia Conan as
they can get, do swarm upon the dear old
campus; when cries of old man! how are
your" ring out; when baggagemasters are
engulfed in mountains OF trunks and suit
cases; when boarding house mistresses set
table which is better than it will be some
weeks hence; when the fair (sometimes)
coed thinks once of what courses to take
and twice OF prospects for a prom invita-
ton-generany called a bid.
The college student is getting fairly nu-
merous in these days in Omaha as well as
In Lincoln Ann Arbor and Madison. And
the brand here is like the article every
where else. The shopkeepers are taking
notice of his advent. Pictures supposed to
portray undergraduate life appear in win
dows Of book stores and others to make a
special suggestion to meet his OF her sup
posed fancies. The haberdashery windows
are aglow with fervid neckties. the cloth
ing stores have suits with pockets turned
at extraordinary angles, while the sporting
pages of newspapers are beginning to sound
the usual crop Of bear" stories from the
campus.
A week ago all over the country the col
lege correspondents were declaiming that
according to Coach - prospects were
never better for championship team for
old -
The hazing story is next in order and
may be looked for any day.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
WESTERN ANIMALS IMPROVE
Prof. H. R. Smith Tells of Betterment
of the Grades.
JUDGE AT MANY EXHIBITIONS
University of Nebraska is Doing n
Great Work I'm the Animal In
dustry Department and Is
Getting Results.

There has been a most wonderful inn
provement in the grades of cattle at the
various state and interstate fairs In the
west IN 1910 over the previous year, and
breeders and farmers are better posted,
might say better educated than ever be-
for" said Prof. H. r. Smith, chief profess
sor of animal husbandry at the University
of Nebraska, who was in Omaha Monday
on his way to attend the interstate fair at
Sioux City, Ia, which opened Monday
Prof Smith Is one of the leading and
best known judges of cattle in the United
States and has received high recognition
from the federal Department of Agriculture
and from other sources. When the fair
season closes he will have judged high
grade beef cattle at the following state,
interstate and international fairs: Ne
braska, Kansas, Wyoming, state; Sioux
City. st. Joseph, interstate. and the Inter
national at Chicago.
Benefit All Breeders.
These shows have done great work
for the breeders of pure-bred cattle and of
high-grade live stock generally" said Prof.
Smith. When an intelligent farmer or
breeder witnesses The judging Of his cattle
and also of his neighbours cattle, he notes
the points that score and those that do not
score ana prUtlts thereby 10 thiS at
tribute the wonderful Improvement in the
cattle exhibited this year over those ex-
hibted in past years.
In the line of my work at the Nebraska
university l would like TO tell the people
that we have tirst-class exhibit of all
the high grades OF horses. cattle, sheep
and swine at the university, and we have
taken approximately $4,000 in prizes at the
Chicago International live stock fair in the
last few years. In the beef carcass contest,
with the United States and Canada in the
field, the University of Nebraska took
three-fourths OF the prizes. This shows
that our feeding and our beef foods in Ne
braska are pretty near perfection, and
think we should be proud Of it."
Prof Smith has lately prepared, at the
request OF Secretary Wilson, bulletin on
animal production for use in the high
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
Dick Ferris
Found Politics
Costly Fun
Snowman Breaks Into Primaries in
California and Proves an
Easy Mark. y

Dick Ferris has the showman's instinct,
and is willing TO try anything once. Very
recently he INDUCED in the fun of trying
to run for the nomination for lieutenant
governor in California. 1t cost him just a
little more than 5000 and the following
expense account filed by him in compliance
with the law indicates that he thinks lie
paid more than the advertisement is worth:
kilograms from Minneapolis bit
ing at the bait. ..................,,....S 1000
2-Expenses 10 san Diego and re-
turn, ana incidentals while there. 1000
3-ttrst trip TO san Francisco, in
Guiding incldentalS While there....Y. 5000
4-SeCond trip TO san Francisco and
return, hotel bills cost OF hiring
banquet hail for smoker maintain
ing headquarters, etc. ............... 55L4O
5-Personal expense and canvass OF
voters such as being the "tall guy"
FOR Duncn OF alleged voters ndng-
ing around saloons, who moved
in when / attempted TO buy
drink for myself. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
6-Clrculating and verifying petit
tons and printing bill. 1 do NOT
know whether this money was
spent or not; 1t is my opinion IL
was ....,.................. 1886 %
7-Circulating and verifying peti-
uons 50 Moselle says Personally
don't know and don't believe MIN,
Have tried to get vouchers from
Moselle and ID. White, but failed;
In fact have every reason TO be-
lieve / was the red-haired political
lamb sheared by these two gentle
men :............... 125O.OC
S-Money borrowed by ID. White and
g. l.. Moselle to cover alleged adj
vance on circulating petition. They
tried to get $3.50 more for same al
legged purpose, but l refused to
further answer hands up"..,..... 5000
to l6-Advertising.. 5000
.ll-Office expenditures. Observation-Disclosures. 1910
lS-Advertising ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
lg-CanVass OF voters. COO
20-For conveying a few infirm and
disabled Orange county voters TO
the polls who must have voted for
my opponents. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25.0O
p and advertising cards, .,,....... 1854 Az
23-Cuts for newspapers and cards.. 81 81
24-Compliance with law................ 500
25-Otnce work ........ .........,,,....... 45C
26 n and S-Adverusing. ........,..... S.OC
30 30 and Sl-Cards. Observation-Disclosures. 1875
S2-Adverusing ...... LOS
S3-Campaigning and canvassing vot-
ers ...............,....., l5OOC
34-Correspondence ...............,,..,.. l2CC
80 ana S6-AdVeruslng.,.. l64Ol
Total .I5.S 500 Il
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
-DisgrncefuI Conduct

The hazing story is next in order al
may be looked for any day.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20

Woman md Children Burn to Death.
CHICAGO, Sept. l9.--Mrs. Anna Belica Of
Chicago lawn and two children were
burned to death by an explosion OF gasoline
today, Two other children were probably
fatally burned. The accident occurred
when Mrs Belica tried 10 start the kitchen
fire with OIL.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
building Permits.

frame dwelling, $500. Mrs. Fannie Ras-
gorshek, S422 Davenport. frame dwelling,
81 500; Samuel Mancuso, 2l23 Pierce, frame
store, $500 G.. Peqau, 30l7 Evans, frame
dwelling, $1,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20

of liver and bowels in refusing to act, is
quickly remeded with DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. &c. For sale by Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20

schools Of the 'cnuntry. His Profitable
Stock Breeding" has received high praise.
Prof. Smith leaves this evening to attend
the interstate fair at Sioux City.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-10
Special Sale of Wash Skirts 98c
Silk Hose
 08C

.Silk Hose, linen garter top ana heel and toe, double spliced. Sold reg uIarIy for $1.5O, made of pure yarn dyed silk. Special Monday, pr. ... .8sc
 Eiffel Cause LlSic Hose, very thin weave. Double linen garter top, spIiced heel and toe. Sold ordi inarily , Pure silk Hose In colorn, no blacks. A regular 31.25 stOcI<inx, double foot and garter top, In whitc, pink, sky, navy, lavender, yellow, rose and nile green. S1.25 value, Monday, pr. ..5Oc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-10

HANDKERCHlEFS FOR MEN.
 And he will want plenty-espe- cially if he is going away from home on his vacation Here Is the kind he will pack in his bag if he is wise. Ardinnes hand-embroid- cred Handkerchiefs put up three in a box for $100. The embroidery is equal to the beautiful French work, but cost only about half the price. The Handkerchiefs, after be- ing embroidered are put through a special cleaning process, and they are therefore ready for use, and in pure sanitary condition.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-10
Beautiful Undermuslins On Sale Monday

O muslin h h ut th% % %ih a pt hspeu@ @et hI qpaag for nc cry fac Greer Sa hd jus m%w W %wnt m M wi ~ .f Greens eli SHd distinguishing diw prices Many dhern nat dmg gtpdi condition hdl l far dHnetpd d h hgt Ik taking udoy Forth ahk mn n They
 f muslin hn d dk dry h an u tAh each to nd t; hom4 4p;daw nd closed cup up
 ne m @ % % % %s % % % ] % % % and attractive % ea
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-10

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-10
Attractive Items From the Shirt
 Waist Section

selected lines Shirt Q fneh d-embroidered Waists SPECIAL SALE
  be a
   A ~ BLUE AND TAFFETA WAISTS $s.ss
 Just received duplicated than $6oyou will find center tables Monday $398
 MISSES AND cHLDRENs WASH DRESSES for general clean and close out accordingly through together Wash Dress in 5 and madras and Andns fine ngham. also some be opportunity buying little Wash Dresses for the price of Mon day, as as $2se
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-10
The Right Shirt In the Right Store
 At the Right Price

Shirts have great deal to do with mans comfort If property circulation they fit fashionable they mental comfort Physical comfort
  the w Shirt has much recommend It and w. well heens for
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03
WALSH'S COLORADO PROPERTY
Especial to The Sentinel. I

Denver, Colo, June 3.-That their
records might be complete. the estate
of the late Thomas F. Walsh was
yesterday inventoried and the inven-
tory filed in the Arapahoe county
court by S. A. Osborn, local attorney
for the American Security & Trust
company of Washington, d. C. Fig
ured on the basis of what they cost
the late mining man. the different
parcels of estate and his holdings
amount to about $249,600. This is
what they cost Thomas F. Walsh, but
they have increased in value many
thousands of dollars since. The
property in Colorado was apprised
only.
The value of the individual hold
ings in the state as inventoried as
follows:
Clonmel, s75.o00: Cheesman resi-
dence, 1910 Lincoln street, $4,000;
Hidden Treasure mine. Ouray, $685.
900; Roy group mining claims, Lead
Vile, s25, two resid ences at Ou-
ray, s4,500; coal rights in Routt
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03

For heavy hauling see Barton 4
Terrill, Fifth and Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03
sexes EVENLY
DIVIDED SAYS
SCHOOL CENSUS

There are more girls than boys in
school district No. /. A. c. Newton,
who took the school census of this
district found that there We're 1924
children between the ages of six and
twenty-one in this school district and
that of this number 1909 were girls
and 9S5 were boys.
The total census returned last year
showed that there were 1861, so that
we have gained over last years school
census 33.
The report was filed today with
Secretary Hudson, of the school board
of this district and will be filed by
him with Superintendent Sargent.
While the increase has not been
large the past year, still there is an
increase and that is better than a
falling off in the school population.
1t was naturally hoped that the
school census would run above two
thousand this year, but there has not
been as large growth as was anti
cipated. so that there was falling
off of the anticipated increase.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03

The new Telephone building is be-
ing pushed forward rapidly to COM
pletlon. The brick is laid almost to
the joists of the second story. The
base of stone work looks very hand
some indeed.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03

The electric locomotive which viii
be used for construction work in the
building of the track on the interur-
ban and afterwards for the transA
portation of fruit trains. was shipped
from Denver on the 18th of May and
Is expected to arrive In a few days.
Miss Helen S. Bunting and her
cousin Miss Florence Catern. arrived
In Denver last night and expect to
reach this city Sunday noon. Miss
Bunting has been absent from home
for the past three months. visiting
friends and relatives in the south.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03

UU, HIU IIV 2 II % :. ITO q
Call money on change, per cent.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03
B. R. I. MEMORIAL
SERVICE SUNDAY

Memorial services will be held
Sunday afternoon by the brotherhood
of Railway Trainmen and the Ladies
Auxiliary, at Odd Fellows hall.
Special decorations have been ar
ranged for and an exceptionally
strong program provided, the num-
bers of which are:
Professional March. ... Battmann
Opening Song--"Nearer My God to
Thee"
Prayer. 1000. Rev. John Wallis Oil
Quartette-"Once More We March
With Solemn Tread Gardner
Services by the Lodge.
Solo-"Crossing the Bar. . Brown
Miss Anna Thistle.
Addresses.
Quartette-''Rock of Ages" Burk
Sermon. Rev. John Wallis Oh
Closing Song-"Sweet Bye and Bye
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03
county. 800.

county, S1O0.
This valuation is admittedly incor-
rect in nearly every instance. 1t was
simply taken as matter of form and
to save expense and trouble each par
Gel was inventoried at what 1t cost
Walsh. 1t has nothing whatever to
do with the determining of the in
heritance tax. The appraisal to de-
termine that will be begun in the
county court in July with the taking
of testimony.
For this occasion the inventory at
cost suffices. Instead of nearly $780,
600 the real valuation is probably
nearer $500, 900. President Corcoran
Thum Of the American Security &
Trust company was personally in
Denver to look over the property a
short time ago. He engaged Attorney
Osborn to look after the estate here.
For heavy hauling see Barton q
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03

Miss Mayme, popular young lady
OF Palisade. is spending the day in
the city with friends.
Z. NJ. Slocomb left last night for
the Northwest. His first objective
point is Boise. Idaho. where he is
largely interested in realty. He will
be absent from the city several weeks.
Carl Frey. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wm.
Frey of this city, who has been at
tending the Colorado School of Mines
the past two years. returned home
today to spend his summer vacation.
Camping parties are being arrang-
ed for right and left for the summer.
There are so many desirable places to
so in the mountains within short
distance of this city that II Is hard
to decide.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03
LIVE STOCK

LIVE STOCK.
Hogs-Receipts: Chicago. 10000;
Kansas City, 1000; Omaha, 5000.
Market &c lower.
Cattle-Receipts Chicago, $500;
Kansas City. 500; Omaha. 5000.
Market steady.
Sheep-Rec eipts: Chicago, 5000:
Kansas City, 1000; Omaha, 5000.
Market 10c lower.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03
MUSGRAVE:. on
TRIAL FOR
MURDER
Alleged Mankiller Was Familiar Fig
ure in Grand Junction a Few
Months Ago-Led the Off
GERS a Merry Chase.
ACQUITTAL OR DEATH PENALTY
( Special to The Sentinel. I

Roswell, n NJ, June "A jury
has been secured for the trial of
George Musgrayes on the charge of
having killed George Parker here
fourteen years ago. The defense will
insist on first degree murder YER
dict, which, in New Mexico, means
either the death penalty or acquittal.
The first witness for the state was
Samuel Butler, an eyewitness to the
tragedy, who testified that he did not
see the first shot fired, but that after
wards several shots were fired and in
detailing the circumstances said that
he believed the first shot was fired
either by Musgraves, who was then
only boy, or stranger that rode
up to the camp with him. He gave
for his reason that deceased, after he
had fallen mortally wounded, had his
hands forward and his revolver was
in the left side of the waistband of
his trousers. He testified defendant
said he came all of the way from
Mexico to kill Parker. Witness fur
ther testified that Musgraves and the
stranger rode off shortly afterward.
Musgrave Is the man of whom
many blood and thunder" stories
have been written for years. He is
op sNoio VI abN boN anu 10 VI SpANh-
did appearance.
The defense claim they established
a complete case Of justification and
that Musgraves was goaded by unjust
acts of. the deceased to himself aud
that he killed Parker in the defense
of his own life.
Musgrave had a record in this city,
no longer than last fall and winter.
He was a large handsome fellow. and
made quite an impression. He divid-
ed his time between here, Fruita and
the nearby mountains.
When word was sent out for his
arrest he got wind of the matter and
jumped to Omaha and from there to
North Platte, where he was finally
captured. His wife was with him at
the time of his arrest.
During his stay in this part of the
country he seemed well supplied with
money and 1t is claimed had some
friends in this part of the state.
Much interest will attach to the
outcome of the trial.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03

Some people say we don't need
your business, We think different.
Try us and see for yourself Fred
Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03

Fishing season along the Gunnison
river now on. Very low round trip
rates. Call at D. & r. G. city ticket
office for full Information.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03

'1f It's anything In building ma
terial, we've got t."-Independent
Lumber Company.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03

There is no place like Mcconnell &
loves to get your moneys worth in
summer shoes.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03

For heavy hauling see Barton 4
Terrili. Fifth and Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03

DR.. Thadd Parker, county physic-
ian, was called to DeBeque this morn
ing for the purpose of investigating
several cases of reported scarlet
fever. He made the fullest investi-
CATION and found that there was nc
scarlet fever cases in DeBeque.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-03
TODAY'S MARKET REPORT.

tReported by the Grand Junction
Brokerage Company.
q GRAIN MARK EFT.
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