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2397
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2G08
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5S8
1437
1190
3375
2232
2703
4077
1506
1136
2595
C56
2163
4167
19276
602
3S20I
13S6
1430
22S0I
55791
522
904
154
13SSI
31S71
27441
1753i
576
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3180
911
22U2
3013
24C0
1964
465
756
216
2CSCI
855S
2414
207
302
98
3285
1929
1737
3162
25S4
4366
24891
411
20011
16491
32571
2241
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44301
6951
3SC0I
16761
43341
640
S335I
12C0
10751
361
14111
29321
202
12151
1610
27151
19911
25031
3171
37631
1629
1212
146
91
1277
571
C71I
393
1702
1412
1435
2209
1221
297i
72S
6371
170S
84S
1136
1S95
C81
534
1173
3G3
1055
1722
93541
2S9I
17111
859
683
1132
3U8
251
3SSI
SO
490
163S
1323
797
297
CS9
13231
481
S76I
15951
13121
9521
225
341
120
1311
5055
1170
93
153
56
1640
9901
912
15S6
12731
21331
13911
175
1056
753
1011
992
95S
2215
433
1S91
684
19251
362
16571
520
4191
154
637l
1560
SGI
7031
730
1376
974
12271
1221
20601
158a
9Q
85
2
110
3sn
E83
303
1179
64
1744
1854
1Z60J
356
50J
432
1432
1153
1361
1770
602
47G
1151
233
792
2192
7600
259
16J3
931
596
999
1891
212
4421
15
779
1313
1235
S6
20S
361
1569
32
1094
1174
S37
S88
202
334
51
1136
2951
975
Sol
123
25
13701
50
705
1297
1194
1759
S66
201
815
740
1966
1122
677
1933
210
1603
07
2006
244
1561
550
53S
165
651
1171
79
396
761
1060
S24
1102
170
1565
701 39
Injured In Football Game
HUMBOLDT Neb Dec 3 Will
Power as the result of a foot ball
vame at Auburn has two broken ribs
cxd numerous other hurts
wya gx w f
18
C01 11
157 799
61 4
22
331
19
15
21
581 46
131
651 21
1622
1217
140
90
1301
597
t4
4061
1722
1427
1359
22381
1243
299
743
631
1703
920
1173
1872
6S1
537
11S0
361
10S6
2007
8800
290
17311
864
695
1130
3107
254
392
79
498
1640
1314
798
J90
398
141
49
874
16151
1304
954
225
339
IIS
1307
5117
1163
95
150
56
1667
1000
931
1573
12791
2192
1400
174
1062
74S
11651
9S2
953
2159
29
1S80
690
1932
360
1645
544
429
153
63S
1564
8G
791
4oO
1410
9S9
122S
122
19S0I
1596
1181
124
79
1263
586
6iZ
39S
17331
1404
1372J
23071
1205
290
701
421
1679
875
1141
1825
638
516
1158
341
1021
19S0
S964
287
1716
S3
C64
1101
30751
23S
376
70
478
159S
1305
780
282
293
13S5
50
1581
1276
1035
217
319
110
1257
4S35
1095
94
142
53
1500
927
910
1521
1267
2129
1373
163
1042
709
10S6I
955
906
2161
416
1S42
682
1S97
347
1C09
525
405
143
635
1555J
81
6S2
702
1379
968
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120
1910
16C01
936
25o
1524
533
336
14
636
1135
NEBMSSC
Result of the Canvass of the Vote Cast at the Genera
Election November 5 1901
A TABLE TO PRESERVE EOR EUTURE REfERENCE
Figures for Ail the Candidates in All the Counties in the
Contest Last Month Miscellaneous Nebraska Matters
in Various Sections of the Commonwealth
COUNTIES
Adams
Antuiope
Banner
Blaine
Boono
Box Butto
Brown
Buffalo
Butler
V c u tir
nixso
vii dx iy
Cheyenne
vixy
Cuming
Dakota
w es a
Dawson
Deuel
Dixon
Douglas
Dundy
Fillmore
Franklin
Frontier
Furnas
Oarfleld
Grunt
virly
Hamilton
Harlan
Hayes
Hitchcock
Holt
Hooker
Howard
Jefferson
Johnson
Kearney
Keith
Keya Paha
Kimball
Knox
Lancaster
Lincoln
Logan
Loup
McPherson
Madison
Merrick
Nance
Nemaha
Nuckolls
Otoe
Pawnee
Perkins
Phelps -
Pierce
Platte
X- OIK
Red Willow
Richardson
Rock
Saline
Sarpy
Saunders
Scotts Bluff
Seward
Sheridan
Sherman
Sioux
Stanton v
Thayer 7
Thomas
Thurston
Valley
Washington
Wayno
Webster
Wheeler
York
Totals
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15341 115
9741 67
74p 9
4Sj 3
1070 43
377 16
517 29
IWll 4
1396 87
717 30
1658 8t
179S 112
12231 27
2491 19
497 43
25 24
14151 83
1015 301
12481 23
16331 3831
570 29
44G
1117
201
730
1794
72301 242 1
2501 10
1591 24
S95 44
614 15
9601 521
17461 2057
1901 131
434 20
1189 91
771
200
3611
1499
23
1051
1123
9131 77
858 51
1294
787
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1292
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11 I
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12 1 15
291 131 21
4 3 3
79j 481 62
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88 43
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Child Labor Law
LINCOLN Dec 3 Deputy Labor
Commissioner Watson is sending to
school authorities in the various coun
ties sets of attendance certificates and
record blanks to be used in compli
ance with the child labor law The
records made under the direction of
the former deputy were faulty in
many respects and a new form has
been prescribed which conforms p
all details to the schedule provided
by law The child labor law requires
twenty weeks school attendance be
fore employment can be given to any
child under the age of 14
Cnuerht In the Machinery
SHBLTON Neb Dec 3 Within
the past three weeks three serious
accidents have occurred in a corn
shredder which has been at work near
here the last and most serious being
one by whieh August Peters a promi
nent young farmer and owner of the
machine lost his right hand and arm
to the elbow- Ho attempted to re
move an obstruction without stopping
the machine
Cattle Died from Poison
BARTLEY Neb Dec 3 A large
number of horses and cattle have re
cently died in this vicinity with the
mysterious cornstalk disease Two
horses that were fed the corn fodder
and corn and one horse that had been
fed corn and hay became crazy and
died Some suppose the poison is in
the defective corn
Softlry Shoots Himself
GRANT Neb Dec 3 County Su
perintendent A Softley accidentally
shot himself Friday while repairing
a small rifle The ball passed through
the thigh and it is considered a seri
ous wound
117S
1G78
8591
189
793
671
1GS6I
10781
6631
19161
18Sf
1553
73S
1992
231
1529
5221
3261
-45
6161
11571
711
3791
7171
926
777
10451
1781
16391
521 43
S5 96
331 32
rs 4fl
36 39
AI 61
99 9S
7 8
55 46
311 21
45 i CO
851 84
341 31
131 134
2S1 37
371 33
23 26
Si Si
41 3
HI 8
37 36
6 10
131 10
91 S3
51
16
51 12
21 21
22 19
3 13
221 23
91 -11
825 846
5 6
10
49 1 51
12 I6
34 1 33
31 1 31
23
Boy ent to the Ksform School
STERLING Neb Dec 3 Sheriff
Strong took Joe Hobbs to the reform
school The lad has been a source of
a great deal of trouble to his teachers
and parents for several years and is
apparently incorrigible having been
expelled from school several months
ago Lately he enticed a young girl
into a barn and attempted to outrage
her She advised her parents and
they filed a complaint
From Norfolk to Lincoln
LINCOLN Neb Dec 3 Governor
Savage upon the recommendation of
the state board of charities and cor
rections will advocate removal of the
insane patients at present at the
Norfolk asylum to the institutions at
Lincoln Hastings and Beatrice Rea
sons are lack of sanitation in the Nor
folk institution since the fire there
some weeks ago as well as to the
present crowded condition
fSreat Prairie Fliy
SPRINGVIEW Neb 7 3 The
range country for many miles north
west of this town has been swept by
a great prairie fire
Corn is Still Kln
ARLINGTON Neb Dec 3 Farm
ers in this section are enjoying a
large degree of prosperity as they will
have an average of about thirty five
bushels of excellent corn per acre for
which they receive 56 cents per
bushel
No Pardon for Hartley
LINCOLN Dec 3 Governor Sav
age denied the rumor recently put
into circulation that he Is contemplat
ing either a pardon or a parole for
Joseph Bartley He said there was no
foundation whatever for the report
Horses and Mule Cremated
SCHUYLER Neb Dec 3 Fire de
stroyed the barns belonging to John
Bicgham Eight horses and two
mules were cremated in the ruing
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ADVERTISED BY THE CAMERA
English Xovol Populurizcl by Photo
graph ot Mr Gladstone
Joseph Henry Shorthouse manu
facturer of sulphuric acid author of
John Inglesant Countess Eve Sir
Percival etc In this manner a well
known biographical dictionary sums
up the novelist of Birmingham whose
books arc known one may almost say
wherever the English language is
spoken The hustling midland city
has reason to be proud of her family
of clever men To the world of politics
she has given Mr Joseph Chamberlain
to art she gave the late SlrE Burne
Jones to the church Archbishop Ben
son and she lias put the finishing
touches to her fame by presenting the
world with the author of John In
glesant Twenty years ago Mr Short
house was unknown except as a manu
facturer of chemicals a business in
which he had taken an active interest
for many years Then a story took
form in his brain and he produced
John Inglesant a novel which has
had one of the most remarkable runs
of popularity on record But like
many other famous books it did not
jump into favor at once It was first
published in Birmingham the edition
being exactly 100 copies Of these
fifty or sixty were given avay by the
author himself and what became of
the remainder history does not state
People who had secured the free cop
ies said the book ought to be pub
lished by some big London house but
the publishers of the metropolis
seemed to think differently Mr
James Payn who was reader for one
firm rejected it and another publish
er followed suit Then Messrs Mac
millan had the courage of their convic
tions and printed a small edition And
now a strange thing happened A
photographer had succeeded in per
suading the late Mr Gladstone to sit
before his camera and the famous
statesman took his place before that
instrument of torture with a book un
der his arm The volume bore the ti
tle of John Inglesant printed in
gold letters in the usual way and the
light happening to glint upon those
two words made them show clearly In
the photograph The portrait of the
premier was one of the most pleasing
ever taken and was published broad
cast over the land each copy clearly
showing the title of the book and
the result wa a sudden clamorous de
mand for the work of the new novel
ist Mr Gladstone himself is reported
to have said that it was one of the
few works of fictn that ever suc
ceeded in keeping xilr out of bed all
night London Mail
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THE WANDERING SHADE
Takes n Peep Into the Nozzle of a
Fire Hose
I was wandering down a pleasant
street when suddenly I came to a place
where many people were gathered
shouting and in great excitement Also
there were several strange engines
with smoke coming from their tops
and men in black armor and helmets
rushing to and fro while other knights
in blue beat back the multitude Now
there was smoke coming from an up
stairs window and I wist that it must
be a fire But what interested me most
was a long snakelike tube which the
struggling knights tore from one of
the vehicles and ran with toward the
fire By Hector and Gee Whiz quoth
I but the spirit moveth me to see
what strange modern contrivance this
is So I went forward took up the
end of the tube and squinted therein
Alas Even as I did so I heard one
of the black knights shout Let er
go There was something doing Yes
verily There was the swishy rush of
a waterspout and when I came to my
self I found I had faded away and that
I was suffering from water on my
ghostly brain By ray halidom Me
thinks the devil himself would not be
safe in the world at this date For
alack Things have made a long hike
since the days of Arthur and his Round
Table
Too Effective
E T Abbott the civil engineer and
contractor tells a good story about a
German sawmill proprietor of his ac
quaintance The sawmill man used
refuse from the mill for fuel The
machinery was pretty much back num
ber and one day the agent for a firm
came to the plant and after looking
it over told the German that he would
put in new and improved machinery
for about 4000 which would reduce
the amount of fuel used one half While
the fuel cost nothing it required four
men to provide it and the German
was assured that two men could do the
work after the new machinery was in
stalled It looked like a good propo
sition and the sawmill man gave the
agent the order A few months after
the machinery was installed the agent
called again The German gave him
a gloomy stare Whats the matter
Dont the machinery do all I claimed
for it asked the agent Yes aber
I overlook somedings What was
that Vile itdakes only two men
to handle de fuel it dakes de udder
two men to haul away vat ve didnt
use pefore and a team pesides Du
luth News Tribune
Out at Sea
Mrs Gull angrily I heard what
you said to that Miss Seamew Mr
Gull Heard what Mrs Gull Heard
you say just as plain as day Meet
me at the pier dearest Mr Gull
Oh rats You just ran into one of
those wireless messages from that
steamer Judge
Last year 500000000 feet of lumber
were exported from the Pacific coast
and 300000000 feet sent east by rail
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The woman who loves you is more
dangerous than the woman- who
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Few men find life one grand sweet
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any other brand of cold water starch
Occasionally a small boy tries to
keep clean so he wont have to be
washed
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quickly safely and permanently
In North Carolina and Louisiana
only three persons out of every four
can read and write
The Home Iuuuilry
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cleaned at heme cannot be ironed up
to the same standard of excellence that
comes from sending them to the laun
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sense to the consideration of a prop
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thinks he can succeed where another
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FLORIDA SPECIAL
Via Ulsr Four Kouto
Chicago to Jacksonville and St Au
gustine Effective Jan 6 1902 the
Big Four will operate through Pull
man sleepers from Chicago and In
dianapolis to Jacksonville and St Au
gustine via Cincinnati Queen Cres
cent Sou Ry Plant System and Fla
East Coast Ry leaving Chicago at 1
p m daily except Sunday Dining
and observation cars For full in
formation address J C Tucker Gen
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army who receive 13 a month are
best paid in the world
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flammation allay pain cures wind colic 23c a bottle
Everything comes to the man who
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Soldiers in the Italian army are each
allowed half a gallon of wine every
week
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