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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FTTTD W. MARCH "1. 1901.
NEBRASKA WILL BE THERE
Go-error Dietrioli and Ptrtj Jonraej to
NatJosil Capital.
REPRESENT THIS STATE AT INAUGURATION
I'ernnnncl "f f,ov crnor's Parly In
clndes Wrll Kimnn rlirnknn,
Amiirir tlir miibrr Ilrlnc
Omnhn' (inllnut .Mnjnr.
DOUGLAS COUNTY PROSECUTOR STJLL jj THE TANGLE
lating to criminal roar. i pmirariu imurc. un"'- m
S F 46. b Oleson Relating to rnangc or sianamK reierres 01 ine supreme ri.mi mm
enu I rifnoprapniTP irieivior
p j.- Si , jjewell To provide nne of not S 1" 212. b Martin -Empowerlnc rltle
over fiim' for use of obKcne language in I of the metropolitan iis, t. labile certlfl-
presci'cr of female. I cates "f Indebtedness for the purpose of
? r 41 bv O'Neill-Relating to prepara- providing funjs with whlr.h to pay r-
tlnn of copies of supreme court proceedings, i rants or orders upon the treasurer and pro
s F s hv Young-Curative measure re- 1 Maine for Hie manner of lssutrg them
lating to ertmlnal code . H It 7T.. by Err l"r tSS.JKl-,,,.Jl
i jvlntmrtit trnure. duties, aid salaries of
Gay in the cold and blur of military uni
forms Nebraska's ofiletal representation to
'resident MrKinley't, Inauguration left last
nl,.h- for Washington.
The governor and eighteen members of
his party started from Lincoln yesterday
afternoon and arrived In Omaha on the
Burlington at 7.36 p. in. Colonel frank E.
Mocres and Colonel J. Cameron Anderson
of Omaha, Colonel E. J. Davenport of Val
entine and Colonel William Hayward of
Nebraska City Joined tho governor In
Omaha.
A large crowd greeted the members of
the fctaff when they arrived in Omohn.
Uurlng th? fifteen minutes the train waited
at the station the party's special car was
drterted and the governor and hit staff
lenewed n-qunlntnnrcs with the friends
who welcomed them.
I'rt- Is Orrrtril lit llrpol.
Among the well-known Omahans at the
tatlon were. Luther Drake. Captain W
E Stockham. George W. Holdrcge. John W.
Battln. John N. Wcstbcrg. W B. White
horn. Charles V. Miles. Mrs J Cameron
Anderson. Miss Moores. E. W North Harry
E Moores and C. E. Llewellyn.
Governor Dietrich was the only member
of the party who had not donned his uni
form Dresied In titlwns' clothes, he
alighted at the station and shock hands with
a. number of old friends with the air of
a burlness man rather than that of the
commander-in-chief of such a gallant staff.
"We will arrive In Washington Saturday
afternoon, and I expect to be had; in Lin
coln next Thursday. 1 an not sure that
all the members of the staff will com-,
back nt that time Our return trip has not
been agreed upon, and It may he that thf1
party will make no effort to remain to
gether after the Inauguration is over." said
Governor Dietrich.
nr I (iinrtrred.
Pullman car Edgeroont was chartered for
the use of the party. At Chicago the car
will be turned over to the Pennsylvania
road In the capltul the Ncbraskans will
tna'e their headquarters at the Raleigh.
The nersoneel of the party is eis follows:
Governor Charles H. Dietrich, commander-in-chief
General staff Brigadier General
J N. Klllan. adjutant general. Lincoln:
Colonel G. E. Jenkins, quartermaster and
fnmmlhsiirv renernl. Falrbury: Colonel J
Cameron Anderson, rurgeon general. Omaha;
lllll l Maned PrnvldlttK for the Ap
pointment "f Vnntlirr
Attorney.
LINCOLN Feb 2& (Special Telegratn '
Governor Dietrich today Histted four bills
that were passed by both branches of the
legislate c. One of these Introduced by
Iine of Lancaster, provides for tin? Bp
IKrtntmerK of an additional prosecuting at
torney for Douglas countv. Another au
thorise the state treasurer to tranrfer the
Milking fund to the general fund. Still
another provides for appealing cases In
forcible entry nnd detention. The fourth
requires the dostrurtlon of weeds aln
public highways. Representative Lane's
bill In lis original form provided only for
the retention of the present method of
electing county attorneys in Lancaster
county to make up for the slump In popu
lation, but In ihe senate It was amended
to authorize the appointment of a fourth
deputy attorney for Douglas county.
(iinpriiiir' Pnrtj Mnrt.
Governor Dietrich, accompanied by Ad
jutant General Klllan. Brigadier General
Barry and his entire military staff, left
this evening at 6 o'clock for Washington
to participate in the reinauguratlon of
President McKtnlcy.
Snlr tf 1'onr Tlmnonnil Acre,
One of Ihe largest real estate transaction
ever consummated In this county was com
pleted this afternoon. Judge Holmes con
firmed the sale cf the 4.O00-acre Fltigerald
farm at Greenwood to the Boston Invest
ment company. The title was transferred
subject to several Incumbrances, Including
a $70,000 mrrlgage The farm was part of
the John Fitzgerald estate..
CRUSHED UNDER CAR WHEELS
fnn of i:--eiinlnr Ollitlrml I Killed
li Trill ii nl Itrpnlillrnn
City.
HASTINGS. Neb.. Feb. 28. Special Tele
gram.) The body of Judd R. Olmstcad, the
Burlington brakeman on freight No. 44,
In charge of Conductor Lehew, wm brought
to Hasting" from Republican City by a
spertal train this morning. Mr. Olmstcad
was run over at Republican City this morn
ing while on duty. He had gone between
the ears and cut the air hose, but when
he attempted to step back his left heel
caught in a frog and as be fell backward
the car wheel crushed the leg -almost to
the body, then passed to the right ride
across the lower part of the abdomen. Mr.
Olmstcad lived for over two hours after
tho accident, but died a few minutes before
reaching Hastings. He lenves a wife and
Infant. The funeral will be at 10 o'clock
Saturday morning from St. Cecilia's church.
Mr. OlmBtrad was a son of ex-Senator
Olmstead.
'Continued from First Page
recollection of the conversation Is the same
as his. Mr Steele has certainly miscon
ceived and misinterpreted my language, as
It Is almost the direct opposite of .what 1
said
BALLOT AWAY FOR SENATOR
Jtilnt ii ii ;ir Throned the Form,
Hut AifoinplUlio An
ItCKIllt.
LINCOLN. Feb. iS. (Special Telegram )
On ballot for United States senator in
Joint seMlon Mead transferred his vot
from Thompson to Dietrich. The Lancaster
men, however, turned the vote of Trompcn
from Curric to Roue water Mtskell also
came back to Rosewater. making the latter
If.. Meiklejohn gained Johnson and had
Spencer been present would have touched
36 as high water mark. Other changes were
of a minor character The totals-
Allen SC Klnkalo
oerge
Cmunse
Currie
Dietrich
Haltier
Harlan
Harrington ...
HtnehMw
4. Martin
SlMelklejohn
12 Metcair
I Metcalfe
J Rosuwater
....... 3 Thompson. D. C.
43 1 nompion, W. II .
IS '.Vethereld
lite in Drlnll.
AlleceK Mnliclnu Procreation.
COLUMBUS. Neb.. Feb. IS. (Special.)
As un outcome of the case of the State
against Christian Budtz. a suit for flO.000
Colonel c. J liiiis. inspector grurr.. r damages has been filed in the dlitrlct
oury. v ouiuei juuu ii. ..., .......
cate general. Wakefield. "Brigadier General
v. H nnrrv commanding First brigade. Ne
braska National guard, headquarters at
Gro'ley Center. Colonel Harry L. Archer,
commanding First regiment. Nebraska Na
tional guard, headquarters at Beatrice;
Colonel William Hayward. commanding
Second regiment, Nebraska National guard,
headquarters Bt Nebraska City. Aldes-dc-amp
Colonel E. J. Dnvenpcrt, Valentine;
Colonel C. D. Evans, Columbus; Colonel R.
E. Glffen. Lincoln: Colonel W. N. Huie.
Norfolk; Colonel Charles M. Keefer. Lin
coln; Colonel Herko Koster, Niobrara:
Colonel S. M. Mellck. Lincoln; Colonel C.
J. Miles, Hastings: Colonel F. E. Moores,
Omaha; Colonel G. A. Murphy. Beatrlre;
Co'onel C. F Scharman. North Platte:
Colonel H. P. Sutton. McCook. Captain
GcorgK L,vop. tjr- oUng. comnlvayy gen
eral. Kelson:- Sergeant. Major Harlow Hew
itt (First regiment), orderly, Lincoln.
The republican vote wns:
Allen L. K. Thompson. Currie.
Andrews 1) 1C. Thompson, Meiklejohn.
Aremls Hlnshaw, Currie.
Armstrong V. IS. Thompson. Meiklejohn,
Ilfekl I). K. Thompson. Meiklejohn.
Bwthe D. K. Thompson, Meiklejohn.
Ilert-D. It Thompson, Meiklejohn.
Miesncr ninsnaw. MeiKiejonn.
iiroderick Hlnshaw, Meiklejohn.
Brown of Furnas D. E. Thompson.
Crounse.
Huresh Hinshaw, Rosewoter.
fain D. E. Thompson. Meiklejohn.
Comeer Martin, Rosewater.
Crlssey Thompson. Meiklejohn.
Ctviunse HHrinli. Currie.
Currie Klnkald. t'rounse.
Edcar D. IS. Thompson. Crounse.
Evans Morlan. Meiklejohn:
Fowler D. E. Thompson. Meiklejohn.
Frledrlch Thompson, Curnc.
Gallogly-Wethtreld, Meiklejohn.
GRwrie WetherWd. Meiklejohn.
Hall D K. Thompson. Rosewater.
Harlan 13. E. Thompson. Currie.
Harris-D. E. Thomn-n, Meiklejohn.
Hathorn Morlan, Meiklejohn.
lllbbert D E. Thompson, Meiklejohn.
Horton-Klnkald. Meiklejohn.
Humphrey D IS. Thompson. Meiklejohn.
Johnson D. E. Thompson, Meiklejohn.
Jouveiiat lttnshaw, Meiklejohn.
Laflln 1). K. Th"inpnoii, currie.
Lune D. E Thompson. Currie.
Lowe D. E. Thompson. Meiklejohn.
Martin Thompson. C'rojne.
McCarpar-D. E. Thompson. Curric
McCarthy Hlnshiiw. f'rounse.
McCoy Martin. Rosewater.
Meud Dietrich, Rosewater.
Mendenhail- Hinshaw, Meiklejohn.
Mlskell D. E. Thompson. Rosewater.
Marshall Hlnslmw. Currie.
Mockett D. E. Thompson. Meiklejohn.
Mullen Dietrich. Rosewater.
Newell D. E. Thompson, Curric.
Oleson of Cuming Martin, Meiklejohn.
Olson of Phelps D. E. Thompson, Melkle'
. Joht. n
u rseiii u. l l nompson, noftnuiti,
Owtns Mnrtln, Currie.
Rohwer Hinshaw, Crounse.
Sandall-Hariaii. Meiklejonn.
Ehellhorn D E. Thompson. Crounse.
Smlthberger Harlan. Meiklejonn
S F bv Ransom io iirovioe penany i person imnuiK .n'i"'. ..n......
of imprlonmcnt from one to seven .tears ! sane hustwnd or wife and tH etntwwersuch
for KislnE person to sell, mortgage or i-onyey uch
for Kidnaping .mrrilm , .... ,1 pnierty under iwer of the district cojrt.
The senate amendments to house rolls S; ' ' ... .' . ...,. . , .,,
1IIC MUUir Kb V VVIVIk Bujvmunj uuhii
! tomorrow .
i
court. Budtz was soliciting for tne i nion
ri-titrul t.lfn tnniiranre romnanv and wrote
f?LfaV'V LB IIeK?E"Ton Meiklejohn.
SWHlison liinsnaw. .ueiKiejonn.
trn nart of the county. He was charged
with embezzling the premiums paid in the
pollclci ond was arrested In Dubuque, la. I
He was In Jnll here several weeks and !
when the case was tried the Jury returned
a verdict of not guilty In a few minutes, j
He now brings this action for damages and
makes the Insurance company and their
state agent, A. R. Edmlston of Lincoln, de
fendant. He alleges malicious prosecu
tion and false Imprisonment.
TO CI III! THIS CHIP.
Advice of a 1'uiod Phyalclnn
Tirrt and foremost, REST.
Take care of yourself. Your already
Scott D. E. Thompson. Currie.
Tefft D. E. Thompson, Rosewater.
Trompen D. E. Thompson. Rosewater.
Tweed-Hinshaw. Meiklejohn.
fhl Hnlner. Rosewater.
Van Bosklrk D. IS. Thompson, Melkle-
Warner D. E. Thompson, Meiklejohn.
Wenzl D. E. Thompson, Currie.
Whltmore Hnlner, Rosewater.
Wilcox Hinshaw, Hosewater.
Wilkinson V. E. Thompson. Meiklejohn,
Younc Martin. Rosewater.
Mr. Speaker D. E. Thompson, Rosewater.
Absent uuiarige, urown oi uioe, pen
lliiimrr Telrnlionr ('iimnnnr.
tmnnrn vi. u-v. "t iOnrhl l Theicer. republicans . Hanks. Fellers, Ueull,
Hooper Telephone company was organized , Brcher. Calkins, Watson, fuslonlsts.
here last night and has filed articles of In- unllCC nPRiTPC OlUC I 1UI
corporation for a capital of $50,000. These tlUUSC UCDRIW unifl C Lnnr
ofScers were elected: T. W. Lyman.-Tircsl- '
.... i IffMmnnti kli-nf (, l tlta- Til una mil In
dent: Bernard Monnick, rice presment; j.
Howard Heine, secretary; Jerry Denslow,
treasurer, and M. E. Shipley, general man
ager. These officers, with A. M. Tillman
and E. O. Spielberg, constitute the board
of directors.
and 5 were adopted by the house
SENATE IN A WORKING MOOD
Iy Spent In (SrttliiR thr Srlt of
mil Jtendj' for Final
IHMi'ikiiI.
LINCOLN, Feb. 2S.I Special (The sen
ate put In good time today Immediately
after the opening the senate went Into
committee of the whole, with Senator
O'Neill in the chair, for the purpose of
considering senate flies IS4 and 11.
The first bill token up was 1S4, a bill
by Ransom, the object of which is to so
change thp manner of voting for proposed
constitutional amendments that It will be
an easier matter to have such amendments,
carry. It Is proposed to change the man
ner of voting by having all voles where
the proposition Is not scratched out counted
for the amendment. The bill met with
but little opposition.
Senate file 271. also by Ransom, was then
taken up. It provides that the secretary
of state shall hate constitutional amend
ments printed In one paper In each county
In the state, and the paper seloctcd shall
be the one making the lowest bid. The
matter o'T circulation Is not taken Into con
sideration. The 'author of tho bill claims
that the state has had to pay enormous
sums for this work In the past, and he
thinks the work should be done for less
money. During the discussion of the bill
and Just as Senator Ransom was prepar
ing an amendment barring dally papers
from bidding or receiving such work, the
hour for the dally special order of busi
ness arrived, and upon motion of Senator
Martin the senate formed In line and pro
ceeded to the house of representatives for
the purpose of voting for two United
States senators, taking n recess on return
until 3 o'clock this afternoon.
MfllnK Commit! rr Vnmril,
When the senate reconvened this after
noon. Senator Martin made a motion that
a sifting committee of five be named in
order to facilitate the closing up of tho
business of the session. The motion pre
vailed and the chair later named as such
committee Senators Crounse. O'Neill, Har
lan, Liddell and McCargnr.
House roll 40. a bill relating to roads,
came up for third reading and was passed
with but one dissenting vote.
The senate then resolved Itself into com
mittee of the whole for the purpose of fur
ther discussing senate file S71, the bill pro
viding for the publication of constitutional
ammdments In papers submitting lowest
bids.
Senator Edgar, a newspaper man him
self, tool: the floor against the bill and
urged the necessity of maintaining the legul
rates for such work. He did not think theso
amendments should be given out to Illegiti
mate newspapers, with no circulation to
speak of. simply because their cheapness
recommended them.
Senator Oloon thought that such printing
should be paid for at the legal rate. If
the legal rate Is high, It might be well to
lower It, but he did not think any one
thing should be singled out. If this kind
of work was to be auctioned off to tb
lowest bidder, why not Include all other
legal notices?
Senator Ransom contended that such
DOES AWAY WITH CIGARETTES
Murrnj lllll ItiHt lllil. I'nlr to Co
ThroiiBli the I.ecUln
tnrr. LINCOLN. Feb. 2S. (Special.) The de
cisive manner in which the senate voted to
place on the general file house roll 4!. Rep
resentative Murray's nntl-clgarette bill,
after it had been reported for postpone
ment, leads the friends of this measurr to
think that there will be no trouble In get
ting the" bill through the senate. The bill
provides.
No person, firm, association or corpora
tion shall engage In the business of manu
facturing, selling, bartering or giving away
of hov clcr'tte tianer or nnner kept, de
signed or Intended for use in making a
cigarette, without first procuring the Is
suance Hnd recording and posting of Uccne
therefor ns in this act provided.
The pout of such license shHll tie M00 for a
fiscal year or fraction of a fiscal year, and l
shall be paid to the county treasurer who
shall clve his receipt therefor sprfvi,ig
the on location, only, by lot ami blo-k If
It. a city or village, or by quarter s ctlon
section, towiishlp nnd range of land. If a
rurnl location. In said county where it Is
desired to conduct such one place of bu.il
nws. Vpon the presentation of Hal"' receipt
and the tiro-payment of a fee of J o ihe
county clerk of sjrh county he .hal' Iss'ie
mrli ;i-er..-. recltlnc the name of the
lleeiwi. Mid all the mimes of tho tner n-re
of hpv tn m or assoclMtion made p llc?nie,
the description of the one place of iiusl-nc-s
by lot mid block If In n city or rlllge,
or by description of the quarter section,
section. t"wnhlp and range. If rural land.
In s.tiil ccimty. the business licensed pnl
the I'sciil yem .f the dty or villar". If lo
cated In x r if. or village, or of the ou.ny.
If rural, fir which period said license
covers, which period shall not extend Into
but one fiscal year prior to delivering sucn
license the BHme shall tie Indexed nnd re
corded In the miscellaneous record book Btid
Index In such clerk's office, nnd a certifi
cate t puch fact of record, book and pace
0f recortl fhall be endorsed by said oounly
clerk or said license.
The licensees shall keep said license
posted It: a conspicuous place In or at their
om place of business protected by a.ll
license. ....
S.ith original licenses sball be conso-i-tlvilv
numbered, nnd shHll not be Issued for
any e-tl.et or different location of the piece
of business than sieel(i"3 in such treas
urer's receipts, respectively, und sh.iU not
he transferable
Toon proof by affidavit of two or mcr
ci edible iiersons thnt an original license li is
bcotni lost or destroyed without th.- fault
of the licensee, the county clerk upon pay
ment to him of a fee of 11 shall Issue a
certified copy of the record of the original,
which may be posted in the same place as
was the original in lieu tnereoi. bucii hit
davit- shall tie Kept on nie ny sain cier
II
the
orlgl
as the case may be. upon payment to th
count v treasurer or $10. for which the treas
urer shall give n receipt specifying Its ob
ject being to obtain a removal of local '.on of
business conducted under the original
THOUSANDS KIDNEY
! TROUBLE AND DORTKNOW
' I i 1 . . ,; ' ' r- "V ' -
SWAMP-ROOT, THE GREAT KIDNEY REMEDY.
Its Marvelous Success in all Kidney, Blad
der and Uric Acid Troubles.
To Prove what Swamp-Root will do for YOUt Every Reader
of The Bee May Have a Sample Bottle
Sent Free by Mail.
What -your Kiducys need is a gentle, healing, tonic influence that
will sooth "their irritability and gently reeulnte them.
The only thing that will do this is Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the
Great Kidney Remedy.
It used to be considered that only urinary and bladder troubles were
to be traced to the kidneys, but now modern science proves that nearly
all diseases have their be'ginniug in the disorder of these most important
organs.
The Kidneys filter and purify the blood.
ThAFifnp wVinn voiir kldncrs are weak oi tural help to nature, for Swamp-Root Is
If the licensees shall desire to rmove I understand how oulck- the most perfect healer and gentle aid to
iclr licensed Plnce of buslne-s from the ; out of order ou can understand now quick kldnev. tha. is known to medical scl-
-Iplnal to a different location within the I ,,. vour rntlre l(0dy is affected, and how tnat is Known to meaicai sci
m.e city, village or county school dlstr.ri. . our ' , tn . ence.
every organ rrrui iu 1 y0UJ. wntfr nen nuowed to remain
If you are sick or "feel badly." begin unaS"tUrbed In a glass or bottle for twenty
taking the famous new discovery. Dr. KII- 0Ur hours, forms a sediment or settling
, . .. ..,. v. n flinndt. annnfnnrii It in evidence
faftM -ms Krr r.w- need
th'e're to A trlBl IU TZr- discovery, Swamp-Root.
issued tt'ttlfled copy of record .thereof, and, vlnce anyone. .... f ' . , u m hos-
Weak ana unneaiiny kiuucjb mr unn ..--.
sponsible for more sickness and suflerlng pltal work, In private practice, among the
than any other disease, nnd If permitted helpless too poor to purchase relief, and has
to continue fatal results are sure to follow, proved so successful In every case that a
on the face of such original or certified
nr.i- of rtcord snld clerk shall endoi-j"
"Surrendered and Void," nnd the same sh-ill
bt kept or file in his office. In lieu thereor.
upon -he payment to such county clerk r n
fee of Ii. such county clerk Fhall Issue n
new license Hearing tne same iiamner w
the original, to the same licensees, for the
Kidney trouble Irritates the nerves, makes special arrangement has been made by
you dlny restless, sleepless and Irritable. 'whlcbal! readers of The Bee, who have not
I.-,. ...... -t.r often durlnc the day. already tried It may have a sample bottle
with like particularity, adding thereto the : . owii-fg you to get up many times dur- sent absolutely free by mail; also n book
recital hi Its being a uV.K.t"",e2,n.eJi' l?,' ' Tr. ,he nlcht. Causes puffy or dark circles telling more about Swamp-Root nnd con-
Comnilttrc of the Whole With
out Conclnslon.
LINCOLN, Feb. 28. (Special.) The house
devoted the entire afternoon to considera
tion of Representative Evans' game bill,
with the various omendmcnts proposed by
CliurKcd ltli I'erjnrj-.
tt-tt titp v.Vi P"h "R (Sneelnl.l James rommlttee on fish culture and camp
weakened nerves want rest und must have J k. Lane of Pleasant Hill hnd Wesley A. The voluminous nature of the measure and
It. If the attack is severe, go to nca ana
remsin there More fatalities result from
pf gleet of this precaution than from any
other ca-se.
Eat sparingly. Your digestive organs are
In no condition to take care of large quan
tities of food.
Drink plenty of pure, cold "water. It nl
luyt the fever, stimulates tho kidneys to
ctlon and opens up the pores of the skin.
'Keep tho bowels open with Dr. Miles' Nerve
nnd Liver PlllE-
Take three doses cf Dr. Miles' Nervine
per day. and it you cannot sleep take an
extra dofe at bedtime. To further control
the fever and to overcome the peculiar
aches and pains of grip, use Dr Miles' Pain
Pills. They net quickly and ertectually
aud no bad effects result from their use.
These remedies have been thoroughly tested
more than a million times and their effi
ciency Is thoroughly established. Tbey
never fall to give relief.
Dr Miles' Remedies can be found at any
drug store, nnd they are sold on a positive
guarantee that first bottle or package bene
fits or money refunded.
Spence arrested on the charge of perjury i the wide difference of opinion regarding Its
In connection with the application for a 1 previsions prevented final disposition today
marriage license for his brother. James N. and ut 5:30 o'clock the house adjourned, to
Spence, aged ", aud Ada M. Lane, a daugb- continue its consideration at the next ses
tcr of J. K. Lane. In the application si0n.
Spence gave the age of the girl as 19. Lane as amended by the committee the Evans
rays she will not be IS until August. 1 bin prohibits market bunting, shortens the
open beason and provides for the nppolnt-
IlRlit m oi -iiuiiipoi. I mpnt nf n ramp warden and denuties. belnc
WYMORE. Neb., Feb. "S l Special.)
similar In essential provisions to the Van I
was taken 111 with what his physician. Dr. ! e' d . ,h, d
P. -V. Winter, at first considered chicken Z JJ rolls by l
pot. but the doctor is now down with a ' ' f n flrp
. . , , ' Diliiitai
Ulght cases oi smaupox Bosklrk bill passed by the senate two weeks
oding the bouse
Redman, to ap
nsnsUfa T.". fifin trtf n flmnr nnf tflnp find
virulent case of smallpox, as are also John ; r 'Z ' fnr ,, f thm
Riddle ab"dr;n' insane nl Hastings, and 1S4, by Coppoc, to
Tressa Woodlock and Abe Nash. authorize school directors to contract for
i Instruction o.' pupils residing In other or
adjoining districts.
recorded and indexed, and record page end
book certified
t,a huii In like' manner nosted consplc- i . 0v, liver trouble: you set n curative properties of Swamp-Root. Dti
uously in the new place of business in pub- ' rcllow Cnrople.lon. makes you feel sure and mention The Oranha Morning Bee
Ho vlnn-- IhpreMlter such new license Fhall SailOW, Jlliow iuui'iin . . . mi-- ... . . n. tru
Indexed, and record page end ' fl muscles, makes your men and women who owe their good health.
ilcl'STU "he. causes Ind.ges- in fact their very lives, t. the wonderful
IrotVcTsuVh business" at such new- location! nB taough you had heart treble: you may when sending your address to ur. Kilmer
but neither new or old license shall longer ! h plenty of ambition, but no strength; Ii Co.. Blnghamton, rs .
lirotect such business at the former loca- j wjd WBgtp away. If you are already convinced that Swamp
Licenses hereunder may be procured In ' The cure for these troubles Is Dr Kilmers' 1 Root Is what . you need, you can Purchase
advS?e of the cSmmencement of the fiscal Swamp.noot. the world famous kidney rem- the regular fifty-cent and one dollar bot
year to be op-ratlve only during the fiscal j talinc Swnmp-Root vou afford na- ties nt the drug strotes everywhere,
year named therein. . . ! !...
Clairvoyant
PROF. D. BARTON
The famoiis young adviser, docs all that he
ndvertlses, nnd he makes no charge for his
ervices, In causing a rhange and eucccbs
is you desire, until finished,
TELLS FULL NAME. AGE, ETC., OF
CALLERS TREE.
Fortuuo telling by cards, stars, unedu
cated palmists, clairvoyants, and those who
make guesses may amuse you. RUT If you
are serious nnd want help and truth call on
Prof. Barton, who has a reputation among
Snwillpo at Crete.
C.".ETE, Neb.. Feb. SS. (Special.) Three
cases of Blckncss broke out here Monday.
The doctors were not sure If It waB small
pox. The authorities sent for Dr. Towne
of Omaha, and he declared all cases small
pox. Two of the B. & M. depot force are
down with the disease.
ti Tnnnii.. n dcrmslted In the county
treasury shall be credited to the school dis
trict funds of the districts in whole or part
comprised within the limits of the city or
village vvheieln such business is sought to
be licensed to be located, equally divided
among them if there be more than -i ?
school district In such city or village, or i
the school district in which such buslness
1s sought to be licensed to be located. If
without tne limits in lines uu tum,, ,
If any person, firm, association or cor-1
poratlon. either in the capacity of principal. ,
agent, employe, or otherwise, shall viola. e i
or acsist In ihe violation of the provisl Mi" j
of the first section oi mis aci. or oi uuj 1 1
snld iiiovisions of said section, upon con.
vlctlon th-reof he or they shall be fined In
a san: pot less than 5W nor greater than
jl.000. btjucs the costs of prosecution.
It shall be deemed a sufficient defense to
a piosecjtlon under this act If It appears
Chu,Lh K?rffi?1o..J.i? P"toITiiL" cure, the worn cum In old Mid yMe .mine If-m ef.t !,
rf Mlf!iie, dunpauon. cicnin. or urMcire-naiMung. wures .ui
r " rrr ,.r. Nic-ht-LoBBes. BDermotormoen lnomnl, ln
bllltv
or oo
S&'SSaa WtT uSS. iMop nemedv Co.. San francl-co. CrJ.
FOIl SALE DV MYEIU.-DILLO!- DftBC CO 10TH A.VD FAUX AM.
Evil Desire?, S.mlnnl emlMjena. i"Sl7S"nZ,Z-
. Hendach,Unf ltnos to Mrr-i raT9 SE:T KiM-BiV
.ir.i.tnnrlit. & CUT II ! ... I 1 .w
Tanner's bill to prohibit operation of
bucketshops was Indefinitely postponed on
recommendation of the committee on Judi
ciary. As a substitute for this measure
Waring's bill to suppress bucketshops was
put on the general file.
Put cm Crnrrsl File.
On recommendation of standing commit
tees the following measures were placed on
!nle nf llnrtley Intir-di'f n,
BARTLEY. Neb.. Feb. 28. (Special.) -
m-l - , . r hlnh tin. ).ni.n tmSlluhd
here for twenty years. Is to change hands, me fc"""
:. u ,r. ' n H K "20. hv Loomis To define territory
irs. smiin nfi ,..-.. , . ,', ,n,,ror.e romt.nnles may
Etherton of Rlverton, eb., who takes . . b , ,CM and providln g when such corn-
possession March 11,
rtiritnUn nnd XebrnsUnii.
The grain dealers of ShlcUley got inta a
war and put up the price or grain. The
farmers of the suroundlnp country sprung
a surprise on them and brought 'In M.tnio
bushe's in one day
A Saline county taxpayer recently paid
J1RS Into the county treasury The orUrtnnl
tax was only 70 and was levie-d in 1SW, Ihe
difference between the two amounts repre-
tifiTilf-H orirHnlzed In this state may do busl
ness In other states, and when mutual In
surance companies organized in other states
mnv do business ln Nebraska
H R by Jamison-For protection of
purchasers of fruit tre-cs.
H. H. 3TS. by Tweed To provide that in
no case shall any road district be so con
stituted as to be within the limits of two
distinct voting precincts or townships ln
counties under township organization, and
Hint no territory oeeunieo. nv cities or incor
porated villages shall be Included ln any
mil '- " . . ' roar! district.
.ifW' Kl Ti n. as. b Uhl-To provide for a teach.
rminF ,ni.t with h tiecullar accident le
cently. It was sitting in a chair near the
stove. The oven door was open, the child
tipped the chair over and slid Into the oven,
being seriously burned before the mother
could extricate it
ers' retlrltiK fund ln cities of more than
100,000 population.
li. It 34S, by Sprecher To establish a
new military code for government of Ne
l.rnikkn Xutlnnal Guard.
H. It. SB3. bj Sears-Kor rener oi village
im
I
I
i a.. m. nuv ulutu I
the most prominent families o Europe an , V'yoV 'no eoSr X"' We '
America as ur urc " , j,li hair until tiryan was eitiru iirrw inn. R b . Seart( j,-()r rcuef of city of
advises and causes to be JUST WHAT lOU Last summer the hopes of both hlmse.f and Tekajntlh for j. expended for care and
DESIRE, telling you what you may expect KiK Su tinen VfeFloVHef of Burt
regarding any one or anything, love, mar- ,ne'r!I bU toy with his tr.-sses and he has ,,5?" ndJd tl care and
rlage. health, divorce, speculation, deaths. Blol t given up hope o' relief unless tne nof 'aUpoa T patients
business, property speculations, lawsuits, microbes come to 111s reiifi. h. R. W. by Jordon-To provide for con-
" . 11.. ...,,1,1.. Kearney is one jf the Nebraska towns In iu,imlni amendment allowinc submlsBlon
rsiaies, iibiui u-iraur, lftiu"l nuu.c, v,.. hi tall.- fnr tile wimlnc sum Kin '--.-,.,":,-..
. J,. ; V. r rii nf ...j.. ,,. , rheumatism, gravel, ca- talnmg some 01 tne tnousauas upon iuou-
amendments would be read by more people former 'license; such new license shall be . f th vi-ddrr. pain or dull ache ln snnds of testimonial letters received from
..... .. .. . . .. ,1 I .......... r.nil,H Tl U l'.. linn lllilH - " . ... V. n n .. , lw.1 H nr.A V.nlll.
If printed ln the country papers man 11
they were Inserted ln the Metropolitan
papers and he thought the work should be
done as cheaply as possible.
After Senators Martin' nnd Young had
I taken up some time ln discussing the mat
ter the latter's amendment amending the
bill so that the fees for such printing will
be f0 cents for first and 25 cents for each
subsequent insertion was adopted and the
bill as amended was reported for pasasge.
County Commissioners' Snlnry.
Senate file 95. by Miller, was next taken
up. The bill limits the amount of money
which shall be paid to county commis
sioners and supervisors during the year,
the amounts being graduated by the popu
lation of the counties. The author of the
bill says It is the only Instance where men
fix and allow tbelr own claltuB without the
"aid or consent of any other nation."
Senator Currie was against the bill, for
the reason that there was much more work
for the boards of some counties than ln
others of the same size and, therefore, the
bill was unjust.
Such a bill was favored by Senator Mnr
tln, who said that some restraint should be
put upon the corrupt actions of various
boards.
A motion by Steele to postpone the bill
was lost by a vote of 11 to 8, but after fur
ther discussion the bill was finally reported
for postponement.
Senate file 134, relating to the destruc
tion of ballots, was amended and recom
mended for passage. The committee then
arose and its report was adopted.
An effort to go back into committee of
the whole for the purpose of considering
the normal school bills gave the antl-nor-
malltes another opportunity to show their
strength, which they did when tbey de
tested the motJbn and succeeded in ad
journing in spite of the protest of the
champions of the normal bills. A number
of the members, representing each faction,
Indulged in some hot words after adjourn
ment, however, which Is only nn Indica
tion pf the warm time to be expected when
the normal school bills finally come up for
onslderatlon.
On General File.
The following bills were placed on gen
eral file, although a part of tbcm bad been
recommended for postponement by the com
mittees ln charge of them, the report of the
committee being not concurred In. One
such bill was the cigarette bill, which was
reported for postponement by the miscel
laneous committee, but upon the protest of
several members the bill went to general
file. In fact, so many of the bills reported
for' postponement by this committee have
children, patents, wills, deeds, mining
mortgages, loans, travel, situations, etc
You can secretly control the acts, thoughts,
or habits of any one, even miles away. You
can be successful In your undertakings.
You can control those you love. You ran
remove tho Influence of evil enemies. You
can become prominent and Influential, all
through natural psychic power as mediated
by Barton. If you do not believe In these
powers IT IS BECAUSE YOU HAVE NEV
ER INVESTIGATED, nnd you are Ignorant
of nature's secret forces, without and with
in. Prof. Barton Is president of the Inter
national Association of Palmists, director
of London Occult college, nnd member of
Hindu Temple of Sun and Moon of Cal
cutta. India. All correspondence and busl
ness Is ottendod personally by Prof. Bar
ton and Ib held most sacred He has been
patronlted and publicly Indorsed by Lord
Bromley. Sir Robert Salisbury. Hon. Fran
cis Ryan. Lillian Russell, Bernhardt, rresi
dent Cleveland. Prof. RuBsell Pierce, and
many others. Prof. Barton Is a friend to
rich and poor, high and lowly. Hours,
10 a. m- to K p. m dally, ilald attendant
Everything private.
Office 1714 Douglas St.
Call early,
Prices within reach of ulL
has been started. They have the uuiieuF
ol 11 good team and swear they will wipe
UP the western pari 01 nit
Grand Island nnd Mlnden nines. The lat-
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ter towns urr buiimivh .- " "
swear, but that the cause will be different.
The last chapter of this story will le told
in the fall.
Somo practical JoKers torn a r-usus sntoon
keeper that Canle Nation was in town and
was coming to smash his place. To make
the Joke gooa uiey urensru one m umi
fellows up In woman's clothes, armed htm
with n 15-cent hatchet and made u raid on
the place. It was several mtnutet before
11,. nrnnrietor "cajcht on" and then trade
wap good for a time, with the proprietor
footing the bills.
Reports from Banner county are to the
effect that should the spring storm be
m.vere huavv losses of stock, both ealvef
and old rattle, would foilow The summer
M'tisnn was poor for hay and as a rxuit
mjch less thau common was put up I.-ite
rains started the grass and frost caught
much of It before it was cured As a re-
suit nothing except a mild winter has pre-ventt-d
heavy loss un to the present, but
stockmen are hoping that weather condl.
fli.nK mnv continue to furor them The
saioe condition Is reporfed from Cheyiitie
and other counties In the range country, ex
cept wliere irrigation nas proviaou lancn
men Willi p:om 01 my
"When 1 was prostrated with grip and
my heart and nerves were In bad shape,
Dr Miles' Nervine and Heart Cure gave
me new lite and health." Mrs, Ceo, Colic
niKln. lu
ll It 401. by Crockett To provide for
constitutional amendment to allow state
treasurer to loan tne permanent eaucationai
funds on improved farms and to invest the
same In school district bonds, ln addition
to securities now named lor investment 01
such funds
H It. ZT1. y I 111 Jo autlinrize any
Vcallv Incorporated nmnane society to tcj
come guardian of minor child In accordance
vwtn tne general provision 01 law appuca
hie to the ifuardlanshln of minors.
II. R. aiS. by D. Brown Relating to exe
rutimi of deeds and other leEal instruments
H. R. IWi. by waniifi 10 suppress tmcKet
shoos and cambllne In stocks, bonds, pe
troleum, cotton, grain, provisions or other
produce.
It. jl. PKi. ny jtawxnj in reguiaie erec
tlnn of telephone and telecranh noles.
S. F. Id, by Young Curative measure re,
latlng to criminal code.
8. F fi, b.v Young curative measure re
lat 11c to criminal e-ooe
S F. T, by Young-Curative measure re.
Inline to criminal coil
S. 1". S. by Young Curative measure re
la tine to criminal code
S. V. K, by Young Curative measure re
latinc to criminal code.
S. T. It. by Harlan To repeal age of oon
wnl law
S. F lu. by Harbin -To provide penalt
of imprisonment of from one to seven years
for kidnaping any person unanr jd years
of Ore
S. K Is. by Ynung-To define and provid
fnr nunlkhment of vazrants
S F "3. by Ransom-Relating to dlsposl
il,iti of estates aft, r death
S. F. T, by Newtil Curative measure re
They Work While You Sleep.
While vour mind and bodv re&t Cas-
elMS imTto r'i. or whra! carets Candy Cathartic repair your
e rs bv bona fide shipments of such goods j digestion, VOUr liver, your DOWClS,
,v,i mule Into other states or coun- e . '. . 3'
...... j put them ,n penect oraer. genuine
H is hereby mnde the duty of the. county 1 tahcts stamped C. C. C. Never sold
prosecute violations of this act. in bulk. All druggists, IOC.
Iicieas an emergency exist, turrnuie.
this act shall be ln force and effect from
and after Its passage.
"I want a wheel, but have no money."
Is this your fix? You can earn one by do
ing a little work for The Bee. Read our
grent offer to boys and girls.
r.otrrnnr Snrnjie's Staff.
LINCOLN. Feb. 28. (Special.) Lieuten
ant Governor Savage, who has the respon
sibility of the governor's office on his
shoulders during the absence from the
state of Governor Dietrich, tonight gave
out the following statement In regard to
appointments made by him:
The following named gentlemen have
been appointed as Governor Savage's staff,
commissioned to hold their positions during
his term of office, unless sooner discharged
for conduct unbecoming an officer of their
respective rank, or nn exhlbtlon of cow
ardice while In front of the enemy:
Brigadier General Hugh McCargar. adju
tant general: Colonel J C. F. McKesson,
nimrtprmneter ccneral: Colonel George W.
Meredith, surgeon general. Colonel Charles
Krnmhnrh. assistant surceon general:
Colonel Frank Prout Judge advocate gen-
ernl: Colonel Ainna jviorgan. inspector gru
rui Colonel Frank Ransom, chief com
mlssary department Colonel Chris Weber.
rOUnUOH linilim, v iiiuiivi ..'rt
chnjilfiln.
been placed on file that Senator Oleson.! WUof Qall W
chalrmah of the committee, has begun to j TT 1ml J I tCl.il TTC
Have for Dessert?
Th's qustton a.ses in the family
every day. Let us answer it to-day. Try
a delicious and healthful dessert. Pre
pared in two m'nutes. KoboilinK1 no
baking ' add bcnLng water and bet to
tool. Flavors Lemon Orange. Jtasp
perrv and Ptrawber-y. G-t a package
at ync" t erf t r '
think there 1b but little use of his com
mittee considering any more bills, and this
morning, after several of his commit ee's
reports had been turned down, be sent a
motion up to the chair asking that the com
mittee on miscellaneous subjects be dis
charged nnd that all bills before the com
mittee go to the general file. The chair
recognized the sarcasm in the motion and
ruled that a standing commltte could not
le discharged, The bills placed on file were
II. R. fi. by MocKcttiieiating to county
commissioners.
II. R. r2. by Dahlsten Providing for the
election Hnd salaries of county attorneys.
H. R. . ny Murray Jn aci to reguiaie
the manufacture of the trnfflc in cigarettes
and paper for cigarette-making, and to pro
vide for tho licensing thereof.
R F. lit. bv Currie An art flxlnc the
salaries of officials In metropolitan cities.
Mnit)' Mrusnri'i. Postponed,
The following bills were reported back
from their committees for Indefinite post
ponement B F. "42. bv McCargar To prohibit ma
llrlous prosecution.
S. F IM, bv Martin Providing for a lee
of J.'0 to be paid for docketing cases In the
supreme court
S. F "Ofi. by Ransom Providing for the
redemption of real estate sold on execution
nr- under a diere.
R. F. 172. by Yojng Relating to bonds In
eaultv cases.
S. F. Mi. bv Mccarear Providing that
road tax shall be paid ln cash.
R. F. 82. by Currie Relating to the BP
polntrnent of administrators,
S. F ST. by Baldrige Relating t the
msnner of drawing Jurors
E, F 21, by CrounBe Providing for the bjj-
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