Nebraska Newspapers

    TI1E OMAHA DAILY REE: SUNDAY. OCTOBER 23. 1903.
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HERE'S 3 WARM NUMBERS
FIRST ONE
Steam shrunk sanitary underwear, our
regular price $2, money sav- 5i25
ing price, per garment 1
SECOND ONE
Cooper's derby ribbed underwear, sold
the world over for $2.25 per garment,
MONEY SAVING Sf.OO
PRICE, per garment "
THIRD ONE
Silkine illusion suits, sold everywhere
for $5 per suit, MONEY SAV-.IJ
ING PRICE, per suit Mfj)
r1IAL ORDERS FILLED
The Bennett Company
euey & Stone Furniture Go
1115-1117 Far nam Street.
HEW FURNITURE
Our purchases for autumn
are arriving faster almost than
we are able to care for them.
Monday "we place on our floors
oew lines of rockers, leather
rhairs and conches, parlor, li
brary and dining tables, buf
fets, sideboards and a beautiful
line of ' mission and colonial
clocks. We invite you to inspect
these lines and our whole store,
assuring you of finding not only
a better selection of furniture
but better values as well.
Rockers from $5.00 to f 50.00
Leather Chairs from $40.00 to 80.00
rarlor Tables from $1.50 to 15.00
Library Tables from $8.50 to , 85.00
Dining Tables from $5.75 to .100.00
Buffets from $10.50 to 110.00
Sideboards from $15.00 to 125.00
Dressers from $11.50 to 108.00
Chiffonieres from $5.75 to 105.00
and everything else In fumltu re In like proportion.
QIYEY 1 STONE FURNITURE C0E2PAEIY,
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COOK MEDICAL CO.
TEACHERS ELECT OFFICERS
8uperiatudeii's gad Frioolpali of SttU
Oononde Interetting Bcwioo.
In this Tlty with a load of apples the
wagon waa overturned and W. Blrdsrll,
who reside on the east aide of the Mis
souri river near Pacific Junction, waa
caught under It and had on limb fractured
near the ankle. Dr. Martin waa called and
reduced the fracture.
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llo-llT! Sooth 14th Street. Over Dolly hew.
OFFICE HOl'RS 8 a. ra. to I p. m. Sundays 10 I
Osissa, Nebraska.
m. to 12:10 p. m.
GOVERNOR OPPOSES DANCING AT SCHOOL BANKER WANTS A DIVORCE
Objects to Those Given by I'nlverslty
Btooeuts, bot Does Sot Bow
He Com Prevent Their
Being Held.
(From a Staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN. Oct. 21. (Speclal.-After a
most Interesting sesslrn the principals nnj
superintendents wound up their convention
this morning by electing these officeis:
W. 11. rtarts. president; Miss Brown, vice
president; F. C. Williams, secretary, and
W. 11. Wagner, member of the educational
council.
"l'roper Instruction In Narcotics anJ
Stimulants," waa the subject of a paper
by H. B. Ward. In which he said the phys
lolcgles paid too much attention to the
muscles and such and not enough to the
care of the body. He held that the child
hliould be taught that It waa Just aa bad
to eat too much food aa It waa to drink
too much stimulant. Dr. Wolcolt and
others Joined In the discussion.
After the general discussion A. E. Dav-
Innon of this city spoke on the advisability
of "A Practical Course In Agriculture."
He said he rejoiced that the study of ag
riculture waa being looked into by so many
Instructors and aald that a course In agri
culture was one of the moet practical things
a boy could study. He told of Its fasclnat
Ing lessons and how Interesting It waa to
know how things grew and bloesomed. His
talk waa purely Informal, but well directed.
and he told the teachers how they could
teach It In a small way even without the
use of expensive apparatus. Dean Fordyce
of University Place and Q. A. Gregory of
Crete, discussed the question and agreed
with Prof. Davlsson In every way.
Governor Opposes Dnneea.
Governor Mickey, In speaking of the re
port that he had been asked to use his Influ
ence to stop the dances given at regular
Intervals by the university band boys, aald:
"I have not been asked to Interfere In
the least with any dances or to us my
Influence to stop them, and I was not
aware that a movement waa on foot to
stop dances given by the classes of the
university, and neither was I aware that
the university classes gave dances. Of
course, it Is none of my business, but. In
my opinion, no school should endorse danc
ing or permit It In the name of the school If
there were any way to prevent It, From
talks with men and women who know, I
am positive that dancing Is the cause of
more women falling than any other social
dlvertlsement I get my Information from
people who have made the dance a study
and they ought to know."
Stmt Will Hot Purchase.
The state will not buy any Cobbey stat
utes for distribution among legislators.
Which It was authorised to do by the late
legislature, which passed the measure over
the veto of Oovernor Mickey. Judge
Holmes this morning handed down a ruling
to restrain the printing board from buy
ing the books. The Injunction suit was
brought by a representative of the Journal
company, which failed to get th contract
for printing the books, but did have the
contract for printing the Wheeler statutes,
The statutes were, to cost the state $9 for
a set of two volumes.
Judge Holmes held that the act was In
contravention of that provision of tho con
stitution which prevents members of the
legislature from enjoying any eompenaa-
Hon or perquisites In addition to their
salary, end In so holding touches up the
modern legislator quite freely for his 'ten
dency to overlook any Uttle provisions of
law that may stand In th way of his
acquisitiveness.
Boy Accidentally Shot.
Clifford Bentley, son of Detect! v Bent-
ley of the Lincoln police department, was
accidentally shot In th back of the head
this morning by Frank Reed, a playmate,
with a tl-ca liber rifle. Th ball entered at
th bos of th skull, plowed through the
skin and came out near the ear. Th
wound Is not considered serious.
Back front Maneuvers.
Governor Mickey and Captain Chase of
the university returned last night from a
two days' visit to Fort Riley, where they
witnessed the army maneuvers. Both re
port a most enjoyable trip and both were
loud In their praise of the Nebraska boys.
"Th bringing together of the National
Guard and the regular army Is a great
thing," said Governor Mickey, "and It will
mean th wiping out of the feeling that
has heretofore existed between the two.
The Dick bill is certain to work wonders
in the military affairs of the country. I
enjoyed the trip Immensely and was roy
ally received and treated by General Barry.
All of our boys are giving an excellent ac
count of themselves and there Is no sick
ness among them. The hospital corps haa
come In for a great deal of favorable com
ment and It haa done much work among
tho other regiments.
Sensational gnlt riled In Hebrnekn
City Involvlngr Prominent
People.
NEBRA8KA CITT. Neb., Oct 14
(Special Telegram. ) A sensational divorce
suit was fl.ed In the district court here to
day Involving two of this city's most
prominent society people.
Mlnatee E. Catron, cashier of the Farm
ers bank, sue for divorce from his wife,
alleging among other thlnga Infidelity and
naming Robert Levi as co-respondent.
Mrs. Catron la the daughter of Robert
Lorton, a prominent capitalist, and for
merly a wholesale grocer here. M. E.
Catron Is th son of J. H. Catron, president
of the Farmers bank and one of th richest
men In aouthwettern Nebraska.
Robert Levi, the co-respi. ntlent. Is a mem
ber of the firm of Levi Brothers, who run a
livery stable on South Eighth street.
The marriage of M. E. Catron and Miss
Lorton was a romantic one, and for a
long time It Is understood the match was
opposed by her parents, who later gave
their consent Their married life haa been
somewhat checkered since then and for
Some time pest stories have been current
her In regard to th domestic relations of
the Cetrons.
, The prominence of all parties In society
and the business life of the city makes In
terest of the public intense and the develop
ments In the case are eagerly watched for
by th whole city.
HANS IS SENTENCED FOR LIFE
Motion for Hew Trial Overrated, bnt
Case Will Go to lasreas Cesrl
oa Writ of Error.
AIN6WORTH, Neb., Oct M. (Special. )-
Judge Harrington this morning overruled
the motion for a new trial In the case of
Fred M. ' Hans, the Elkhorn railroad de
tective, who was convicted of murder in
the second degree. The Judge then sen
tenced Hans to the penitentiary for llfe-
the limit for murder In the second de
gree. The motion for a new tnai was sub
mitted by W. F. Gurley of Omaha, counsel
for the accused, without argument The
case will be taken to the supreme court at
one on error. -
Hans shot and instantly killed David
Luc of Brown county In the spring of
1901. Ha alleged that he did the shooting
In self-defense while seeking to arrest Luce
on a warrant for shooting horses. The
coroner's Jury exonerated Hans on this
ground, but the matter waa later placed
before a grand Jury and Hans was Indicted.
Sargeoa Performs Delicate Operation.
AUBURN. Neb., Oct M. (Special.) Dr.
Hamilton of Omaha performed a very dell-
cat and successful operation on Clarence
Wilkinson, son of Robert G. Wilkinson. He
was assisted by Drs. Boal, Dillon and Tyler
of this city. Young Wilkinson haa been
a sufferer from consumption for years.
He spent several years in Colorado. Last
fall he returned home, and has seemed
much better for the last two months. How
ever, It was found that th cavity of th
lung on on aid waa filled with some kind
of a fluid.. An Incision was mad In on
side) about two Inches of on rib removed
and about two gallons of fluid tsken from
the lung cavity. He is now testing easy.
It waa discovered that on lung waa en
tirely gone, but tho other one was found
to be healthy. Both physicians and friends
hop for his entire recovery.
Kow Loege at Beatrice.
BEATRICE, Neb.. Oct H.-(BpeciaX
A new lodg of th Sons of Herman was
instituted In this city last night by Or
ganiser A. F. KlehL Grand President Fred
Volpp of Wayne, Neb., acted as Installing
officer. Offloers were elected: aa follows:
John Lents, president; Louie Werner, vie
president; Louie Lambertl. secretary; E.
Bchacket, treasurer; John Kleeman.
Henry Lucks and August Schaefer, trus
tees. The lodge starts out with a mem
bership of about thirty.
Reavls to Bo Principal Speaker,
BEATRICE, Neb., Oct M. (Special.)
The republican county committee has ar
ranged for a political meeting to be held
In this city at th Paddock opera house
next Friday evening, October 30, at which
Hon. C. F. Reavls, republican candidate
for district Judge, and candidate for county
offices will speak. The Beatrice Glee club
has been .engaged to furnish the auslo and
it Is the Intention of th commltte to
pack the house.
rlEMIXC STATES MS CASE
Cor ecu Statement that Wright Adiid
Omission of CtTtra Intsrrogttoriet.
MEW LAW GOVERNS PRESENT ASSESSING
Deputies Who Resnmo Work Tomer-
re w Will Assess oa Net and Ket
Gross Credits, by la
street Ion.
Tax Commissioner Fleming corrects a
statement made In the reports of the hear
ing on the revenue bill before Judges
Baxter and Day, which says that he was
advised some months ago by City Attorney
Wright to omit the so-called Incriminating
Interrogatories from the list of questions to
be asked taxpayer.
'Mr. Wright did not so advise me," said
Mr. Fleming last night "I have Just had
a talk with him and he hlmseif agrees with
me that he did not offer this advice, so It
is a mistake to say that 1 went contrary
to hia advice In this matter.
"I want to siy right here that the Inter
rogatories mentioned and the new form of
oath and the use of the word "none" were
used only because required by the law and
not by my suggestion or dictation. They
cannot be required to be used before April
1. 1904, according to the decision of Judges
Day and Baxter. Their decision makes It
clear, however, that I must use the new
law, with these exceptions, for the present
assessment end the work of distributing
schedules and completing the assessment
will be resumed vigorously Monday morn
ing. The deputies will have Inatructlons to
use the schedules prepared, but to omit
the things I am restrained by the court
from using. I will have printed the old
form of oath and attached to these sched
ules aa a substitute for the new and will
require In each and every case sworn state
ments. This will be necessary to be fair
and just to those who already have made
sworn statements, numbering about two-
thirds of the taxpayers. We should be able
to complete the work In another week.
Some districts are practically finished now.
Part of the force will be discharged during
the coming week.
As to the Matter of gross and net
credits, I shall instruct the deputies to re
celve assessments upon net credits, for
three reasons
Gives tho Reasons.
"First From the fact that four of the
five members of the State Board of Equal
isation, the fifth member being absent
from Lincoln on the'day of my interview.
having expressed themselves, while not offi
cially aa a board, but as Individual mem
bers, .that they would favor an assessment
of net credits, and that Attorney General
Prout, who was present at the meeting
said he should advise to that effect and
that he questioned the constitutionality of
the provision for assessment of credits.
treating them as gross credits, and said he
was afraid that If gross credits were in
sisted upon it might invalidate the law
as a whole.
'Second For the reason that the decision
of Judges Day and Baxter today In the
case of 8wltxler against the Tax Com
mlssloner, leaves me without authority to
compel the answer to the interrogatories
and the taking of the new form of oath
and also deprives me of the power to Im
pose a penalty of 60 per cent on the de
linquents. -
"Third From an Increase In doubt aa to
the constitutionality of the measure re
quiring assessments of credits regardless
of Indebtedness. While not shaken In the
view that the framers nd makers, of the
law Intended to assess gross credits, I feel
that It would be a gross Injustice to this
dty to make It an exception to the balance
of the Stat.
'It Is unfortunate that the state board
waa not required by law to meet at an
earlier date, so that th city tax com
mlssloners could have had the benefit of
Its work as a body In the formulation
of a schedule which as a board waa made
part of Its duty. I consider myself and
Omaha fortunate, however, In being able
to have the benefit of Its opinion even at
as late a date as this.
"There Is one thing to be noted In the
new law, that money Is not treated as
credit; money on deposit la treated the
same as money on hand, and not as
credit (which latter it was according to
the old law). The taxpayer, therefore,
cannot deduct what he owes from money
on hand or money on deposit, but only
from- what Is termed credits ss defined.
Fancy Price for Jersey Heifer.
BEATRICE. Neb., Oct St. (Special)
Lake Brldenthal of Wymore waa In the
city yesterday and while her purchased
a very fine Jersey heifer of J. B. Smith,
for which he paid a fancy price. The
animal Is a 1-year-old and was the first
prise winner at the Iowa and Nebraska
state fairs last year.
KltlA lotion AlllTN
Nr Ssaiirasja, Meet I ismrlias. Sosmstsfihn,
rtst. sad AM Uabssahf Smael Ptocsaram,
NO PAIN. NO. STAIN.
NO STKICTURC. FREE STRINCC
A Sore rontve of !. M
aent to any addreoa for 1 u
SKRslAX at HeCOl a ELL. Omaha,
BMtresr an. ot, I
A TRUE AMERICAN BIRD.
Th father of his country, George Wash
ington, instituted Thanksgiving day, and
to make It enduring for all time, he des
ignated the turkey aa the official bird for
the occasion. With this great deed he has
won the hearts of a nation, and his name
is mentioned by successive generations
with true thanksgiving. Dr. Burkhart,
whu has given to the word his private
formula hks bestowed In his famous Vege
table Compound tne greatest blosHlng uixn
mankind and he has won thanksgiving
and gratitude In millions of homes, where
tne aminea ware ruiea or rnieumatmm.
niuucy i ruuoiri, i . la: r n ana Ulooa 1JIS-
eases, umriy osys treatment lac at all
drurcista, or six months' guaranteed treat.
mem ior n w. lou ran t afford to miss
this opportunity ul belug cured for aucik
.u sun.
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FOUR MEN ESCAPE FROM JAIL
Prisoners Spring; a Steel Door i
Remove Brlek from Wall la
Jailer's Absence.
COLUMBU3, Neb.. Oct. 24. (Spec!!. )
There was a wholesale delivery of the In
mates of th jail last night between 7 and
11 o'clock wlille the Jailer, Ed Rosslter,
was uptown. The prisoners sprung ths
heavy steel door leading to I he corridor and
removed tha bilck from the wall. Those
who escaped were: George Reubenthaler,
awaiting trial rur assault with Intent to
kill; James Hamlin, horse stealing, and
John Schults and James Wilson, who were
serving a thirty-day sentence for petty
larceny. Jamea Church, an Inmate, re-
rusea to leave the Jail and was found
mere wnen me escape waa discovered. H
nas Dut a couple of days more to serve. He
will say Uttle of how the prisoners rasn-
sgftd to do the work. This Is the second
jail delivery within two months.
Bnenrr Byrnes baa offered a reward of
S25 each for Reubenthaler and Hamlin.
Rutntha!er Is a German and speaks no
Engi'.an.
Aged Man Undergoes Operation.
PLATTSMOUTH. Neb., Oct J4. (Spe
cial.) Nelson Jean, a prominent farmer
who has resided nesr this city for twenty-
nine years, wss operated on yesterday for
gall atones by Drs. B. B. Davis of Omaha
and T. P. Livingston. The operation was
very successful and although the patient
Is M years of age, hopes are entertained
for his recovery.
GOES TO THE PENITENTIARY
Jess SUllek, Aged Twenty-One, Gets
One Tear for Stealing
Floor.
Judge Baxter sentenced Jess Sllllck to
ons year In the state penitentiary for th
crime of burglary.
Sllllck is 21 years of age and was con
vtcted of stealing some flour valued at $00.
Hla youthfulness and the fact that he had
never before been arrested on a serious
charge was all that stood In the way of
heavy sentence.
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Jury Calls It Manslaughter.
M'COOK, Neb.. Oct. 24. (Special Tele
gram.) The jury In the case of Charles Mc
Millan, charged with the killing of Lee
Jones st Indlanola on May 30 last, brought
In a verdict this morning, after being out
all night, of manslaughter. This Is gen
erally regarded, aa light punishment for th
crime committed.
Boatrle Maa Injnred.
BEATRICE. Neb., Oct. M--(8peclaLV-
Word was received here yesterday that D.
O. Staker, a former Beatrice young man.
had been seriously Injured by the cars at
St. Joseph, out of which place he has been
running on the Missouri Pacifio as brake-
man.
Btg Hay Stark Is Bnrnlng.
HASTINGS, Neb.. Oct. S4--(8peclal.)
George Durs.ee, who lives nine miles north
of this city. Is having an unprofitable ex.
peiience with a large stack of alfalfa hay
Three weeks ago the hay on the outside of
a huge sixty-ton stack turned black and
In a week ths haystack lxked aa black as
a pile of burned straw. A faw days ago
column of dark araoke Issued from the can.
ter, which still continues. The huge stack
became Ignited from spontaneous combus
tion and It Is supposed ths slow fir will
continue a lew weeas yet be for the
suck will be entirely consumed.
May Los Sight of Eye.
PAPIIXION. Neb.. Oct. 14--(Special )-
yesterday while Mr. Mayden. a well known
man In the western part of the county,
was engaged In chopping wood, a stick
flew up and struck him a bard blow In
ths left eye. The Injury ts serious and
will result In th loas of ths eye.
HYMENEAL
Reyaolds-iloyca.
BEATRICE. Neb.. Oct. 14- (Special )
Ths marriage of Mr. Ben Reynolds of Tell'
vllle. Ark., and Miss Carrie Noyes of
Wymore was celebrated at the bride's
home at 10:10 o'clock Thursday morning
In th presence of a large number of
friends. Rev. N. F. Berger of the Congre
gational church of Wymore officiating.
The young couple left on the noon train
for a week's stay at St. Louis, after which
they will proceed to their new horn at
TsUville.
Hill-Bless.
PLATTSMOUTH. Neb., Oct 24. 8pfr.
clal.V Leroy W. Hill and Miss Mlnnl
Blens were married at the home of th
bride's parents. Rev. J. W. Swan, pastor
of th First Methodist Episcopal church.
officiating.
Falls Cades- Laaa of Apples.
P LA TT8 MOUTH, Neb., Oct M. Bpe
c1aL Wbll driving up North 8UU street
DIED.
ANTONT Dean, aged so years, st rest
dene. 1101 lavenprt street. Leaves wife
and two sisters. Mrs. D. J. Mitchell and
nra. n. A. umb.
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THE VALUE OP CHARCOAL.
Few People Knew How TJootnl It ts sa
Froservtas? Health, aaa Boaaty.
Nearly everybody knows that eharooal Is
tho safest and moot sfflelsnt disinfectant
and purifier In nature, bat fw realise Its
value when taken Into the human system
for th same cleansing purpose.
Charcoal Is a remedy that th more yon
take of It th better; It is not a drug at
all. but simply absorbs th gases sad Im
purities always present In th stomach
and Intestines and carries them out of the
system.
Charcoal sweetens th breath after smok
ing, drinking or after eating onions and
other odorous vegetable.
Charcoal effectually clears and Improves
th oomploxlon. It whitens th th and
further acts as a natural and eminently
safe oarthartle.
It absorbs ths Injurious gases which col
lect la th stomach and bowels; It disin
fects th mouth and throat from . the
poison of catarrh. v.
All druggists sell eharooal In ons form or
another, but probably th best charcoal
and th most for th money Is In Stuart's
Absorbent Loaenges; they are composed f
th finest powdered Willow charcoal and
other harmless antiseptics In tablet form,
or. rather. In th form of large, pleasant
tasting losengos, th charcoal being mixed
with honey.
Th dally us of thee losengos will soon
tell In a muoh Improved condition of the
general health, better oomplaxlos, sweater
breath and purer blood, and tho beauty of
It Is, that no possible harm can result
from their continued us, but. oa th con
trary, great benefit.
A Buffalo physician, la speaking of th
benefits of charcoal, says: "I advise
Stuart's Absorbent Losengos te all paUnta
suffering from gas la th stomach and
bowels, and to clear the complexion and
purify th breath, mouth and throat; I
also bollev th liver Is greatly benefited by
th dally Us f them; they coat but
twenty-flv oent a bos at drag stores, and
although m some sens a patent prepara
tion, yet I believe I get more and hotter
eharooal In Stuart's Absorbent Losengos
than la aay mt the rdAaaxyv etukroeai lah-
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1903
IRON
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To Certain Points in the
WEST AND SOUTHWEST
AT
ONE FARE FR Sffi,ND TRIP
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