THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1901.
OPPOSE YORK'S NEW SEWER
Ktcdentt of Btiw Oretfc Vi'lij Appeal to
Supreme Cturt.
SECRET SERVICE TO PROTECT STATE GAME
null llnti-herles Will Vlclrt tllK
Mlilt for the Htnle 'nlrl.iin
cnotrr CniuHilnteft Are
ActUc.
(Front a 8tnff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN', Auc S.-(Speclal.)-An Inter
fMln and Important losal controversy has
been brought to the attention or the su
prsmo court by persons who own land In
th valley of llcavr-r creek, near the city
of York. The prayer In for a perpctua
Injunction against the city. restraining It
from pouring sewao Into the creek. Th
can- wan tried In the district conn
ronntr In February and the Issues wrro
found to be In favor of the defendant.
From that Judgment nn appeal has been
taken to the supreme court. The re"8
who a-e resisting the city are John Todd,
Francis M. Linn. lMwar.l Hates and Abra
ham I). France. With the city of orl
the following defendants nre named:
Charles A. McCloud, C.oorRO . Tost. !.
P. Van Wlckle. James II. Frlckey, John
W Moist, Ernest Staehe, II. S. Ilnrrlson.
8. It. Mansflcld and Samuel E. Cain.
All along tbe Heaver creek there has been
nn uprising against the construction of
the new sewer In York, for which a contract
has already been etnercd Into. It Is
claimed that filth and Impurities, mixed
with water, will be discharged by the city
Into the creek nt the rate of 1,200,000 gal
lons per day. The creek which Is the ob
ject of such vigorous defense Is a small
ttream flowing, In a southeasterly direc
tion through York county, Into Seward
seventeen months to serve. Page, con
victed of horsestealing, had but a few
months to remain out of a year sentence.
Lincoln l.lhrnry Committers.
President Oelsthardt of the library board
has appointed the following committees for
the year Finance, Hushnell, Dobbins,
Drock; books and periodicals, Mrs. Rich
ards, Mrs. Raymond, Dobbins, Hyatt,
Kastcrday. bulldlnsi and property, Oelst
hardt, Hyatt, Hrock; employes, Harr. Mrs.
Raymond, Hasterday Mr. Hushnell was ap
pointed In placo of Mr. Gere on the special
committee on plans und buildings.
OBJECTS TO'SOLDIERS' VOTES
Orniid Islnnil Mnn Protects Amtlt
liimntr of Home HiivIiik ny
m Itonil lime
ORAND ISLAND, Neb.. Aug. S (Special.)
What may result In some Intensely
fought and Interesting litigation was begun
here tcday In a protest tiled by William
Slolley, a farmer of Washington town
ship, one of the first settlers of Grand
Island. The county Is having a bond elec
tion today for the construction of a court
houte and the choosing of Its location.
The Soldiers' home Is situated In Wash
ington township and early this morning
foity members of the home wero taken to
tho polling place In carriages at the, ex
pense of a committee, working for the new
site, otoltey appears to be favorable to
the old location If a courthouse Is built,
but he 13 opposed to bonds being Issued
at all. This morning he filed tho following
protest heforo the election board. The
latter received the protest, but decided
that It could take no action:
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. Hall
County, Neb., Aug. S. - To the Hoard of
Klectlon, etc; I hereby, for myself and In
behalf of- this great majority of the tax
payers of Washington township, enter our
protest aw to tho voting of any of the In
mates of the Soldiers' nnd Sailors' home
nt the election taking place In our town
ship this day, respecting tho Issuance of
nonus lor Hie uuiunng or n new courinnune
In Hall county, Nebraska, ami the location
HITCHCOCK COACHES DOLE
Tell? Hiwaiian Oirirmr 'of Errors Hi
Ought to Aioid.
TWICE DECLINES TO ALLOW BOND ISSUE
tslntul Kicctitltr Propone Wnr
IJfTeot .Nrr-iletl 1'nlillc linprotc
mcntft, lint Interior De
partment Objects,
ennnlv nnd thence to the Illue river. Where I of the samp, unless such citizens nre bona
county and tnence to ino "-r wide citizens of Hnll county. Nebraska.
tho principal complaint arises tho stream
Is ahoiit ten feet wide and six Inches
deep, with n normal dally How of about
2,000.000 gallons for one-half of each year.
In extra dry seasons the flow falls down
to nbout 2.nn0 gallons per day. The. cur
rent Is slow nnd follows an extremely
crooked and tortuous course through farm
land, natural groves of shade trees nnd
grazing country, where livestock Is kept
for feeding. The discharge of the sewage,
It Is claimed, will cause the creek to emit
unwholesome and unhealthy gases and
stenches, which will disgust nnd disturb
tho occupants of the land, endanger their
health and reduce thn value of their prop
erty. Testimony of expert engineers and phy
sicians la cited In support of the conten
tions of tho plaintiffs. Among those, quoted
are Engineer Roscwater of Omaha, Dr.
Taul Grossman of Omaha. Dean Charles
E Hrsscy r.nd Prof. F. E. Clements of
tho University of Nebraska, Trof. Johnson
of the Grand Island college nnd Drs. Footo
nnd Crummer of Omaha.
Secret Service for finme Wnrdeii.
A regularly organized secret service will
oon do an nnjunci to mc uum ui ouvi
pamo warden of tho state. Heretofore It
has been customary to announce publicly
the names of all deputy gamo wardens
appointed by tho governor. Under tho new
order of things the names of appointees
will bo withheld from the public. Any
special deputy gamo warden will have full
power to mako arrests for violation of tho
gam law,
Tho chief gamo warden declares that If
tho Evans taw Is to bo enforced this Is
tho only propor coursoto be pursued. He
pj ,it..wlll, bo. comparatively easy under
thn now method to' catch' the persons who
violate tho law. Special deputies will be
nppolnted In every county In the state and
they will bo Instructed to keep a sharp
lookout at nil times. These special war
dens recolvo no regular compensation, but
In cas! of tho conviction of any complained
against by them they receive as a fee a
portion of the fine that Is assessed.
Fish Commissioner O'Hrlcn was In tho
city yesterday afternoon conferring with
Chief Warden Slmplilns. He said whllo
In tho city that tho hatchorles this year
would send an excellent collection of sped
jnenn of tho (lnny trlbo for exhibition at
tho state fair, Mr. Slmpklns will have Im
mediate charge of this exhibit and ho has
nlready begun preparations for supplying
nn abundnnco of water.
I.nnenstrr County CnntllilntrM.
Candidates for Lancaster county offices
nro beginning to show increased activity
ns tho tlmo for the nominating convention
Approaches. There will" bo contests for
treasurer, register of deeds, county com
missioner, superintendent and surveyor, but
tho chief interest Is centered In the raco
for the nomination for treasurer. For two
weeks past It has been a contest of Fred
lleckmah ngalnst the field, but some of tho
other candidates nre now beginning to
show some, material strength. Tho oppo
sltlon to Mr. Ilcckman lies principally In
the fact that he has been three terms In
tho office of county commissioner.
Following Is a complete list of nil can
dldatus heforo tho convention, which meets
one week from today:
Comity Judge Frank R, Waters; no op-
position to renomlnntlon
County Clerk Douglas A. Frye; no op
position to renomlnntlon.
Sheriff Zebulon S. Ilranson; nc opposl
tlon to rcnomlnatlon.
County Treasurer Fred Ileckman, Pre
clnct C, Fourth ward; Captain C. N. Halrd,
Precinct A. Fifth ward; D. C. Derry, Unl
verslty Place; John Harrop, Precinct A,
First ward; W. J. Weller. Oak; A. M
Trlmblo, Garfield; Hen Knight, Stevens
Crcelt.
Register of Deeds Stanley Wicks, Pro
clnct A, First ward; J. D. Moore, Precinct
II. Fourth ward; H. W. Davis. Precinct H,
Fifth werd; J. H. Ames, Precinct C, Fifth
ward; Walt L. Dawson, Precinct A, Sixth
wurd; Callen Thompson. Precinct n. Sixth
ward; W. H. Odell and J. C. Scarborough.
Precinct A, Seventh ward, Frank C.
Ilurke, Hilda. No. 1 Wesley Cochran, Have-
lock; T. P. Chenowoth, Oak
County Commissioner C. W. Chambers
Preclnci C. Third ward; Louis Helmcr,
Prcclnot n, Third ward; C. M. Parker. Pre
cinct D. Fourth ward; A. H. Hutton, Pre
clnct C. Fourth ward; A. D. norgelt, Sec
ond ward; Hans Framstead, Precinct H
First ward.
Superintendent of Schools W. A. Hawes
Fourth word; Prof. Jones, Htckmnn.
Ccroner Dr. F. A. Qraham; no opposi
tion to rcnomlnatlon,
County Surveyor W. S. Scott, Fourth
ward) Theodore Ilurti, Third ward.
Kline ril of I'nnl (', HiiiiKrr.
The funeral of Paul C. Hunger will be
held at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning from
tho noma of tho parents, Twenty-fourth
and Randolph streets, and later services
will be. held In the First naptlst church
Tho Alumni association of the Lincoln
High school, of which Paul Hunger was
president, this piornlng passed resolutions
on tho death of lt lender. Tho Young
Men's Republican club has rppolnted the
following honorary pallbearers: A. W,
Lane, W, L. Crandall, Fritz Westcrman
Georgo Tobey, D, A. Fryo and Victor Bey
rnour.
i;eiled Convict t'ltllKht.
Clyde Page nnd Freil L. Denny, two of
tho convicts who vaulted the penitentiary
wall a few days ngo, have beeu apprehended
by Sheriff Funkn of Huffalo county nnd
Warden Davis has left for Kearney to
bring them back to the prison, Denny
was sunt up for cattlo rustling and bat
Wo assert that these Inmates of said
home came here from other parts of our
stntn to bf, taken c.iro of, have no moral
or legal right to participate In the elec
tion taking place this day In Hall county.
We thfrefore icqucst your board to reject
all such votes, if offered, and wo notify
you nnd nil persons concerned thnt we
Hhall appeal to the proper courts for ad
justment should such votes In any manner
Influence the result of th election of to
day, as referred to In tho above.
WILLIAM STOLLKY,
For Himself ond the Large Majority of
Taxpayers of Washington Township.
At 10 o'clock this morning forty of a
total of slxty-flvo votes cast were thoso
of members of thn home. In the entlro
homo thcro are nt present over 200 votes.
ORAND ISLAND, Neb.. Aug. 8. (Spo
clal Telegram.) Results of tho special eloc-
tlon are In doubt owing to no returns
from seven country precincts. Nine out of
twelve precincts glvo the 1100,000 court
house bonds a majority of 2.0 and tho
new site a majority of 170. Tho election
will be very close on both propositions.
I, ii st liny of Siimlny Sclinol I'nlon.
HUMHOLDT. Neb., Aug. 8. (Special.)
Delegates to the Richardson County Union
Sunday School association selected the fol
lowing officers for the ensuing year yes-
erday: President, W. L. Porter. Salem;
vice president. Miss lone Norton, Hum
boldt; secretary, S. P. Strlngfleld, Stella;
rcasuror, Miss Hattle Hutterlleld, Hum
boldt; superintendent normal department,
F. P. Pago. Dawson; superintendent pri
mary department, Miss Nellie Weaver,
alls City; superintendent home depart
ment, Miss Llna Tlmmcrman, Salem.
In the evening the delegates listened to
a sermon by Rev. Mr. Garvin, the Prcsby
terlan minister from Nebraska City. Thurs
day morning the program was as follows:
Dovotlonal exercises, Mrs. Dora Hacon,
Humboldt; report of delegates to state
convention; nddrcss by Ira Dyo of Peru
on "Our Relation to State Work;" fare
well address by retiring president, D. W.
Nolll. The session adjourned to meet next
year at Dawson
WASHINGTON, Aug. S. It developed to
day that the governor of Hawaii has twice
proposid the Issue of bonds to effect needed
public Improvements. The secretary of the
luterlor on both occasions declined to en
tertain the plan.
Governor Dole first requested on Juno 4
the approval of the president for a pro
posed Issue of an unstated amouut of so-
called Hawaiian treasury notes un
dcr act ,79 of the provisional Ha
wallan government, u part of the
civil laws of Hawaii In ISO". The object
was to procure a temporary loan to re
plenish the territorial treasury. Secretary
Hitchcock replied that the fact that tho
amount was neither stated nor estimated
was of itself a sufficient objection. The
governor had enclosed an opinion of tho
territorial attorney general, which the sec
retary, 'n his reply declining to tnke up
the plan, says does not directly express
the opinion that the proposed Indebtedness
can be lawfully Incurred under existing
luws.
He enclosed a certified copy of act 71 of
tho laws of 1896, providing for a loan of
12,000.000 and statements of the treasurer
showing thut there remain unissued bonds
amounting to $770,000 authorized by the
act; that the assessed value of the terri
tory Is $07,094,101 and that the outstand
ing bonded indebtedness after payment of
the $4,000,000 assumed by tho federal gov
ernment will be $910,000.
Somcf IiIiik Hint Cnnnot He Iloiie,
The governor then recommends Issuance
of territorial bonds for $799,000, chargeable
on the general revenues of the territory,
but not on the credit of tho public do
main; to be redeemable In not less than
five yer.rs, payable In not more than fifteen
years from date of Issue, provided that
the territorial legislature shall pass the
necessary appropriation bill providing for
tho expenditures set forth In section 55 of
tho territorial act.
Tho secretary of the Interior In his latest
reply says thut new legislation Is ludls
ponsablc to tho bonded Issue and that tho
governor has not Indicated that such lcgls
latlnn has been had, nor can It be safely
anticipated.
Tho purchaso by employes of the Ha
wallan territorial government of lotB or of
other public property nt public auction has
called forth a communication from Secre
tary Hitchcock to Governor Dole, In which
he says that, even It there be no legal ob
Jectlon to these purchases, permitting them
to do so Is n matter of questionable pro
prlcty. In response to an Inquiry from tha
Interior department Governor Dole reported
that In cases of exchanges of land author
ized by the laws of Hawaii, It has been
his custom to havo private parties convey
title to such lands to the territory of Ha
waii and not to the United States. Secre
tary Hitchcock In reply has requested that
no further conveyances of this kind be
made until further advised by tho depart
ment. Governor Dole has reported to the In
terior department that the Hawaiian ter
ritory will adopt the rules and regula
tions of tho Interior department In exo
cutlng Its bonds and contrac(s"ln future.
to learn of the whereabouts of $60 of the
lodge's funds, of which he was custodian.
Mason Is married and has lived In Tccumsch
eighteen months,
brings smT'TbY damages
Oliver Slionse Wnnts Ten Tliiitivuiiil
from HurlliiKtoii nnd sheriff for
I'nlse Imprisonment,
HASTINGS, Neb., Aug. S. (Special
Telegram.) Oliver Shouse, the Hast
ings traveling man who was arrested
at Blue Hill on June 29 on the charge
of having been Implicated In steal
lug several thouand dollars' worth of
railroad tickets from the Chicago. Hurling
ton &. Qulncy Railway company at David
City about two months ago. has Just filed
suit In the district court ngalnst the Hur
llngton company nnd Sheriff Ren, wherein
he nsks $10,000 damages for false Imprison
ment and Injury to his good name. When
Shouse was arrested he was Identified by a
Denver ticket broker, who clnlmcd that
Shouso was in Denver and sold him somo
of the stolen tickets. Shousn claims that
he has never been In Denver In his life and
the fact that he was able to prove an alibi
was the cause of his being released as soon
as he was.
Iteiinloii Clotci nt I'rnnUlln.
FRANKLIN. Neb.. Aug. 8. (Special Tele
gram.) The Grand Army of tho Republic
reunion closed today. It was the most sue
ccssful meeting of the kind ever held In
this section of the state. Tho attendance
was much larger than expected and the
crowd was handled In good shnpo. Rose
grove, where the reunion was held, Is bo
coming quite popular and Franklin will
work hard for the Interstate reunion next
year. The merchants closed their places of
business each afternoon during the reunion
giving their clerks tho privilege of attend
ing the meetings. A good rain fell last
night and during the forenoon, but this
aftcrnoop the sun came out and tho roads
nnd grounds were soon in tne ticsi oi conui
Hon, so that the program was carried out
as advertised.
I'nnernl of Chrlstlnn .Otteinen.
SIDNEY, Neb., Aug. 8. (Special Tele
gram.) The funeral of Christian Ottomen
who died Tuesday, took placo this afternoon
from tho Lutheran church The deceased
was 05 years old and a member of tho Grand
Army of the Republic. He has resided hero
since 1S70. He leaves a wlfo nnd nine chil
dren. Ho has been engaged In the cattle
business two miles east of town. Tho cauao
of his death was paralysis of the brain.
Union I'nclflc Ofllclnln nt Sidney.
SIDNEY, Neb.. Aug. 8. (Special Telo
gram.) President Horace Hurt, General
Manager E. Dickinson, Chief Engineer
Uerry, Superintendent Robert W. Haxter
and Superintendent Charles Waro arrived
tonight with two special cars nnd will re
main until tomorrow morning.
Sunpccteil of ltoliliery.
NORTH LOUP. Neb.. Aug. 8. (Special.)
Two men, giving their names ns Johnson
and Wels, were arrested yesterday on sus
picion of being Implicated in the recent
robbery of a Jewelry store In Grand Island.
They tried to sell rings to Jeweler Harry
Dlxon, who suspected the men nnd notified
Chief Patterson, who put them under arrest.
They aro In Jail awaiting tho arrival of Mr.
Lggs owner of tho robbed store In Grand
Island. If ho can identify the rings as his
property tho prisoners will be taken to
Grand Island to stand trial.
Smnll (i nil n flood Aronnil Onnianrl.
OSMOND. Neb., Aug. S. (Special.) Con
rad Wagner, near town, has finished thresh
ing his smnll grnln nnd finds that wheat
nvcrnged on a 250-acre field twenty-one
bushels per acre, while his oat crop aver
nged eighty bushels and one peck per acre.
machine measure. Ho had over 100 acres
of oats. Corn looks well and will yield
hotter than expected a few weeks ago.
Humboldt Tenclicr Hesltins.
HUMHOLDT, Neb., Aug. 8. (Special.)
Miss Nlnn Honan of Peru, who was re
cently hired to tako charge of the fourth
room of tho city schools tho coming year,
has resigned her position and Wayne
Coons, who was selected for tho third
room, has been advanced to take her placo.
This leaves a vacancy In tho third room
yet to bo filled.
Stnrl .Vimv .Slieep lliineli.
OSMOND, Neb. Aug. 8. (Special.) C.
A. Kissinger, president, and O. M, Smith,
cashier of the Farmers' State bank of this
place, has Just closed a deal for 9.000
ncres of Knox county land. They will
start a shtop ranch. Mr. Kissinger will
leave for tho west In a few daysi to pur
chaso stock.
Unlit nt Slieltnii.
SHELTON. N.jb., Aug. 8. (Special.) A
shower of rnln fell here this morning and
prospects are good for more before night.
Somo fields of corn nro earing out In good
shape, but many will not make anything
and are being cut up for fodder. Much
prairie hay Is being cut and baled.
Scrntch Cn linen Dentil by I.nckJmv.
GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Aug. 8. (Special.)
Albert E. Karris, who was slightly Injured
In tho hand whllo employed In the construc
tion of a sewer a few days ago, died late
yesterday of blood poisoning and lockjaw
Do had lived In this city flvo years, coming
hero from Greeley county.
Xew llnrnl Prrc Delivery Hoiitex
FAIRFIFLD, Neb., Aug. 8. (Special.) C.
E. Llewellyn, special ugent of the Pojtoffico
department, was hero Tuesday and estob
llnhed two rural free delivery routes from
this office. John Hrodcrlck and Christopher
Jenkins were appointed carriers.
CAPTURES COUPLE IN OMAHA
Sheriff Rrturim with I'nlr Who Itnn
Avwiy nlth It Ik from
Fremont.
FREMONT, Nob., Aug. 8. (Special.)
Sheriff Kreador returned last night from
Omaha with young Hetts and Corn Miles,
who was with htm, and the pair ure now In
the county Jail. The girl's true name Is
Cora Sweeney and she lives In MI(6ourl
Valley. The girl says thnt after leaving
Fremont they drove direct to Omaha, stop
ping nt Benson to feed. Sunday they drove
around Omaha and out to Krug's park.
They then turned the team over to Leonard,
who was unable to sell It nud left It tied
whero It was found by the officers. No
complaints have yet been filed ngalnst the
pair. Tho boy expects his father to fix
things' up for him, but It Is rather doubtful
if the authorities will permit It to bo dono
and young Hetts will probably havo to tnke
his punishment He claims to bo but 16.
Tho girl Is considerably older.
SUICIDE OF PAPILLION WOMAN
Mrs. Chrln livers ThUch Carbolic
Avlil mill Dies from the
KfTcrtH.
Hnln nt Allium,
ADAMS, Neb., Aug. S. (Special.) A
shower of rain amounting to one-fourth
of an inch fell at Adams last night. It Is
the first rnln since July 27. While the
rain Is not ns much as was needed, It will
do considerable good.
Ileiiv) It it I nt Sutton,
SUTTON. Neb. Aug. 8. (Special.) Rnln
began to fall hero this morning and con
tinued for two hcurs. It started again at
noon r.nd the streets and ditches nro full
of water. It will probably rain all night.
llinnliolilt Gels SIlKht WetlliiK.
HUMHOLDT. Neb.. Aug. 8. (Special.)
A drizzling rain has been falling today
and, while the amount of precipitation has
not been great, It will be of great valuo
to crops of all kinds and pasturage. Tho
prospects arc good for more rain yet.
Hnln nt l'lilrinon t.
FAIRMONT, Neb.. Aug. 8. (Spcclnl.)
Ninety one-hundredths of an Inch of rnln
fell hero this afternoon. II Is still cloudy
and It will probably rain again this evening.
It will help plowing and tho lato corn.
Injured liy I'lilllntC from Scnffnlil.
TECUMSEH. Neb., Aug.' 8. (Special.)
John Aberncthy fell, off. .a hcaffold whllo
doing' carpenter work at'nis homo In this
city this morning and broke one of tho
bones of his left forearm.
Hnln III JohtiNiin County.
TECUMSEH, Nob., Aug. 8. (Special.)
Rain fell over Johnson county lost night
and today. At Smartvlllo tho precipita
tion is reported nt ono and ono-half Inches.
PlnltNinonth GctN AVet,
PLATTSMOUTH, Ncb Aug. 8. (Special.)
A gcntlo rain began falling In this vi
cinity today soon after noon and continued
for two hours.
PAT1LLION, Neb., Aug. S. (Special
Telegram.) Mrs, Chris Event took n dose
of carbolic add this morning and died
from the effects at 1 o'clock this after
noon. There is no question but what the
act was premeditated. She was an old
resident hero and leaves a husband and
ucvcral small children.
SiiHiiect Arrpsti'il nt Wymore,
WYMORE, Neb., Aug. S. (Special.) Mar
shal Frank Acton arrested a stranger ln3t
night by orders of tho authorities at Marys
vllle, Kan. Ho Is supposed to be one of n
gang of confidence men who havo been
working In this part of the country recently.
The man under nrrest. in company with!
two others, tried to work a land schemo
en n farmer near Herkimer, Kan., but the
farmer not having tho required nmount of
money with him went to town to get It and
whllo there told friends of his Intended deal
nnd they kept him from returning to keep
his appointment. After wnltlng n short
time, the men came to Wymoro, nnd leaving
their team In ono of the livery barns, sepa
rated. Utter ono was arrested whllo trying
to leave tho city on n freight going north
He had n largo sum of money, somo valu
able rings nnd n forty-four caliber Colt's
revolver in his possession. Tho other two
men havo not been apprehended. The
prisoner was taken to Mnrysvlllo this morn
ing. Ho would not give his name.
Omit iieil In the lllue lllver.
WYMORE, Neb., Aug. 8. (Special.) Ed
Craig, a young man from nenr Ellis, Nob.,
was drowned in the Hluo river at Blue
Springs last night. Hn was on his way to
visit a sister cast of town, when, meeting
an old acquaintance, they decided to go in
swimming. Crnlg could not swim well nnd
getting In deep water was drowned. Tho
body was soon recovered nnd taken to the
undertaker.
I'HXSIOS I 'OK WESTKHX VHTHIt AXS.
Wnr Sort Ivors Ilcmemlicreil liy (lie
ticnernl Government.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 8. (Special.) Tho
following western pensions hnve boen
granted:
Issue of July 22:
Nebrnskn: Orlglnnl-Chartes Mnllntte,
North Platte, $0. Increase. Restoration, Re
issue, etc. Benjamin P. Goddnrd, Omnhu.
$1'.; William Gllmoiir. Jr.. Plattsmouth. $10.
Iowa: Original John W. Konklc, Whit
ing, $G; William T. Israel, Brighton, $12. In
crease, Restoration. Reissue, etc Anthony
R, Betzer (deceased), Buchanan, $S; Robert
Ledwlch, Broken Bow, $12; William Fllsher,
Wnshta. $8; Joseph K. Knott, Doon, $10;
James W. Lynn. .Montezuma, $17; James
Breakey. Rudd. $S. Original widows, etc -Elizabeth
M. Betzer. Buchnnnn. $S; Sarah
Morris, Delta, $S; (Special accrued. July 21),
Mnrv A. Southern. Monterey. $S. War with
Spain Franc A. D'Lashmutt (mother), Bur
lington, $12.
South Dakota; Increase, Restoration, Re
issue, etc. John W. Robinson, Hot SprlngM,
$10
Colorado: Original Jose Santos do Iler
rera, Gulnare, $12. Increase, Restoration,
Reissue, etc. Robert Purvis, I.avctn, $12.
Original widows, etc. (Special nccrued, July
21). l'cnrl J. Grout. Sednlln. 8.
Montana: Original John W. Gllkey,
Whitehall, (6,
Denth lien f lotta Man Out.
CHICAGO. Aug. 8. A race with denih
from Boston, with Claremont, In., as tho
destination, ended hern todny with the
death of John Foley. Three weeks ago iho
decedent, who was n Harvard graduate and
who had been employed In const survey
work bv the government, wiib seized with
quick cotiH.imptlon at Boston. Wishing to
die at homo lie was enrrled aboard a train
Tuesday Ho became so III last night that
It was decided that ho must stop In Chi
cago for rest He was placed In an ambu
lance, nut aien vvnue on ino way to me
hospital,
JOBBERS & MANUFACTURERS
OF OMAHA
In the Schlitz brewery yon will find a plate glass room. In It
are cooling pipes, over which the hot beer drips. Above it js an
air filter, and no air comes into this room save through that niter.
No germs can reach beer handled with such rare caution.
But, after the 'Jeer is aged, we filter it, then bottle and seal it,
then stcriliic every bottle.
We take triple precautions because beer is a saccharine
product. Impurities multiply If they get into it. There is no
grade between absolute purity and utter impurity.
Every bottle of Schlitz is absolutely pure, and purity is
healthfulncss. Your physician knows ask mm.
Phone 013, Schlitz, 719 South 9th St., Omaha,
CooSed in
Filtered Air
Try n vnnc of M'hllif llorr, Tcln!linm D1H.
Master Specialist.
13he Famous
Plunged
HOT SPRINGS
DAKOTA
Climate, Waters, Scenery, Hotels,
Haths, Amusements, vou will find
are all right.
The route to this resort is '-The
North - Westt.rn L i n f." with
trains equipped with the "Best of
Everything."
Ticket Office, 1401.03 Fornam Ci.
Depot. 15th end Webster Sts.
OMAHA. NED.
Fill In from Second Slur).
WYMORE, Neb.. Aug. 8. (Speclal.)-Otle
Van Camp, a girl 1.1 years old. whllo play
ing on the upstairs porch of tho Eureka
building last night, fell over tho railing
to the ground, striking on her face. She
was somewhat shaken up and her faco Is
badly bruised.
I,imIk WnntN IM Money.
TECl'MSEH, Neb., Aug. 8. (Special.)
O. E. Mason, a young carpenter of this
city, has left tho placo unceremoniously
nnd tho local lodge of Maccabees Is anxious
HOW TO FIND OUT.
Fill a bottle or common glass with your
water and let It stand twenty-four hours;
a sediment or settling Indicates an un
healthy condition of the kidneys; If it
stains tho linen It Is evidence of kidney
trouble; too frequent desire to pass It, or
pain in tho back Is also convincing proof
that tho kidneys and bladder aro out of
order.
WHAT TO IJO.
Thcro Is comfort In the knowledga so
often expressed that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp
Uoot, tho great kidney and bladder rem
edy, fulfills every wlBh in curing rheuma
tism, pain In the back, kidneys, liver,
bladder nud every part of tho urlnar
passage. It corrects Inability to hold
water and scalding pain In passing It, or
bad effectB following use of liquor, wlno
or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to go often
during the day, and to get up many times
Muring tho night. Thn mild and tho ox
traordlnary effect of Swamp-Hoot Is soon
realized. It stands the highest for Its
wonderful cures of the most distressing
cases, If you need a medicine you should
have tho best. Sold by druggists In fifty
cent and one-dollar sizes.
You may iavo a sample bottle of Swamp
Root anil a book that tells more about it,
both sent absolutely free by mall. Ad
dress Br. Kilmer & Co., Blnghamton, N
Y. When writing mention that you read
this generous offer In Tho Omaha Morning
Bee.
Kinnimuiuiiuuiaiiuimmiinninimrg
SAMPLE
A 1 10 page Illustrated book.
FREE ADVICE b; our Physicians nnd a FREE
i of our mciTlulno uUo Fro.n Hnmn Trnntmnnt A 110 nc
i dnscrlhln,-; symptoms anil cause o( diseases with best treatment, also many valuable
receipts tnd prescriptions In plain language, saving you heavy doctor's bills, ask for lU
Dr. Kay's Renovator
fig Cures the very worst cases of Dyspepsia. Constipation, Hendache, Palpitation of Heart
r-Vj Liver und Kidney dlsenses and Imd results of I.a Grippe. Kend for proof of U.
p hoqu us .ricis. or i.uu aim wo win snr.u nr. nay s uenovaior ny return mini,
B. J. KAY MEDICAL CO., Saratoga Springs, N.
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T.
BROKERS.
ALEXANOEN JACOBSEN CO.,
BROKERS
AND MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS.
SUITE 105 Bcs Bldg
Omaha.
Correspondence solicited with larne deal
ers and manufacturers Interested In ouf
method of personally Introducing Mid fol
lowing up the sale of llrst-clars merchan
dise of nil klndm TO THK TRADE In
Omaha. South Omaha and Council Uluft
iseurasKu alia Wesurn Iowa.
MACHINERY AND FOUNDRY.
W
estem Furnace
& Foundry Co.
1218 Harney St.
&Tli8 Under Feed Furnace
BURNS SOFT COAL.
BLOOD POISON
"1 onre lllooil I'olnon tijr My
Orlitinitl Perfected System
of Aiitlloxlnn Treatment,
Thus AvnltllliK the Horri
ble Kffccta of Potsononn
I)ruu."
On account of Its frightful
hldeousness. Contagious Lilood
Poison Is commonly called tho
king of nil venereal diseases. It
may be hereditary or contract
. a unce the system Is tainted
with It. the disease may mani
fest Itself In the form of ncro
fula, eczema, rheumatic pains,
stiff or swollen Joints, erup
tions or copper-colored spots on
face or body, little ulcers In tho
mouth or on the tongue, nore
throat, swollen tonsils, falling
out of the hair or eyebrows,
and finally u leprous-like decay
of the flesh and bones. If you ,
have nny of theso or similar
symptoms, you aro cordially In-;
vitcd to come to our offlccs Im
mediately, If examination proves'
your feirs unfounded your mind
Is quickly relieved, but If your
constitution Is Infected, you will
be told bo frankly and shown how to got rid of it. My BDecial treatment for blood Dolson
Is practically tho result of my life work, and Is Indorsed by thn best physicians of
America nnd Kuropo. It contnlns no dangerous drugs or injurious medicines of nny
kind. It goes to tho very bottom of the disease nnd forces out every particle of Im
purity, soon every sign und symptom disappears completely nnd forever. The blood,
the tissue, the flesh, the boncH nnd the whole system nre cleaned, purified, nnd re
stored to perfect health, nnd the patient prepared anew for the duties und pleasures
or lire.
WE ALSO CURE TO STAY CURED
Varicocele, Stricture, Nervo-Sexual Debility,
Rupture, Kidney and Urinary Diseases,
And all nssoclato diseases nnd weaknesses of men. Wo chargo nothing for private
counsel and give to each patient u legal coiitrnot to hold for our promises, la It
not worth your while to investigate a cure that has made ilfo nnow to multitudes nt
men?
If you cannot call nt our oHlce, write your symptoms fully.
Uefcrene.cm Ilent IliinUn nud I.enillnir llimlnex Men In Tltli City-
CONSULTATION FREE AND CONFIDENTIAL
Office Honrs: From 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Sundays. lO A. 31. to 1 l. M.
STATE ELECTRO-MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
m r-arnanui, uet. idioanawtn sis,, umaha, Ntb.
Davis & Cowgill Iron Works.
UANUPACTimritH AND JOBBER
OK MACHINERY.
OBNKHAIi RRrAIRINO A PBOIALT1
IRON AND BKABS FOUNDER!!.
101, ItlUS 1BOS Jnokm StvMt.
O m a V . Neb. Tel. B.1S.
L Zabrtski. Af.nt. J. B. CawcUl, lf
PTATION TONIC
The World's Greatest
Ideal French Tonic.
Stimulator, Invigorator
The only rcnulno Imported French Tonic nnd positive
remedy for Debility and Impotency. A NERVE TONIC.
IlrliiKs the pink slow to pale cheoks nnd restores tho lire of
youth Ask for our book of testimonials.
TEMPTATION TONIC hns effected cures In cither sex
whero nil nthor known treatments have fulled.
TEMPTATION TONIC hna lone enjoyed tho reputation
as a tonic for men and women of weakened vitality.
Compounded by
I M. LAGAARD.
Paris, Franco.
Temptation Tonic Is for Sale
Everywhere.
In case your dealer should not havo our Roods, write to
us for prices tnd full Information. Corespondonco answerod
,ii strictest confidence by our American necnts.
Madison Specialty Co.,
Selling Agents for America, Omaha, Neb-.
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III ill i; li
OILS.
urn
PALACINE OIL
"The best in the world."
No odor, no smoky chimneys.
Republic Oil Co.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES! '
.... , i. t
Western Electrical
flfUMNVHIl
Electrical Supplies.
knctrta WlrlBc B,lli ud Ou XigktUA
Q. W. JOHNSTON. MrT. 1410 Howard SU
DRY GOODS.
E. Smith & Co.
Importers and JotMract
Dry Goods, Fumishiixg Goodi
AND NOTIONS.
Win IN OMAHA '
VISIT
Byrne-Hammer Dry Goods Co.
HOWAim STIIKET,
OMAHA'S GREAT NEW HOUSE,
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
i Omaha Tent & Awning Co.,
OMAHA, NUD.
TENTS FOR RENT.
TENTS AND CANVAS COOD8.
I SEND FOR CATALOKUI3 NU.M1IKII MM,
DR. McGREW (Age 52)
SPECIALIST
In lic Iri'iilnif lit of nil fornix of Dls
(Hum iiidI lllNOrilrrM of .Men Only, lilt
Voir' cMirrliMire, in yi'nrii In Oiiuiliil.
VARICOCELE ANO HYDROCELE
A ncrmunont euro eunrnntcpd In less than
10 tluys, without cutting or pain.
QTQiPTIIDC cured In less llian 5 days
O I nib I UnC without nnln or lilndriuicn
from business. Kidney und bluddcr dlseuHos.
QYPUII IQnnd all illood DIhoiihch cured
ulrnlLluhv n treatment which Is fur
morn Manufactory and successful than
"Hot Springs" treatment, and- nt less than
half the cost. All lircnkiiiB out nnd hIbiis
of tho dlseasa disappear nt once. A curs
tnnt is Kuuruniccu lor inc.
nUCD On nnn cases cured of nervous
UVun ZUiUUU dehllltv. loss of vitality
and MANHOOD. Iinslifiiluess. Gleet nud ull
unnatural weaknesses of men,
CiircH 4. it it I'll it I I't-il. ('oiiNiilliitlon Free,
CHARGES LOW.
Treatment liy mall. V O. Ilox 764.
Office ovo' 215 Month nth street, botweon
Fnrnam and UuukIub SIb, OMAHA. NI;II.
NO CURE, NO PAY.
MKN.-!f 70Q hftfft mftll, wetk
orgftni, loit power or wfakraloc
rirlBi, our Vcuum Organ Pneloptr
will rntoro you without drug! or
elf ctrlcUj i Htrlcturn ad VnrlroeeU
rmnanentlr ctirM In 1 to I vrekli
7 1,000 In ui not ono failures Dot
on returned effect ImmrdltUi no
U.O.U. freudi wrllo for free rertloo
Un, rtnt ireled In rlln emelou.
10CL APPLIANCE CO, 138 Tkirp Elk,, Indlinimlli, Inf.
Inexpensive
Offices
TIIEIIK AIIU NO DAniC Oil
unuksiraiju: iiooms in
thi: iikk iiuildino. vou
i'av according to tiidih
size. t1ikm3 a he a kbw
veky nice opticus which
rent kor only 10.00 a
month. this includes
moiit, water, heat, jan.
ITOIl SERVICE AND A Me
THE CONVENIENCES OF
THK REST IIUII.DINO IN
TOWN
The Bee Building
R. C. Peters & Co.,
Rental Agents. ijr,,""l,I Floor
lieu Hlil.