THE OMAHA DAILY DEE: TUESDAY. MAKCIT 1. 1S04.
K1
JANKERS' DION CASE IS IP
Keither PriT Extty.lt finited with th
Ficdicgi of th Bsferee.
STATE WANTS FRAUD FEAJURE PASSES ON
Cntrrnor Drrimimriiili eeral Xa
tloaal f.narel Officers to AduJ the
Military School Held at
Fort l.ritrnnortk,
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. Feb. (Speclnll-The ens
cf the Hankers' Inlon of thrWnrh) has
arnne to the upreme court. Iieputy Attor
3wy fjoneral Nortls Brown for the state
and Judice Field frr the defense having;
completed their argument on the report of
Jteferen Ityin tlil afternoon. Should the
court decide not to pro Into the evidence,
but to net up' n the srtuinent and the re
port of the ref.-ree It I not unlikely that
a decision will he handed down at this
lttln. The question, however, of going
Into the evidence lias not yet been de
cided. Kor th state, Deputy Attorney General
Urown objected to that part of the con
clusion of Judge ityan whl-h laid the cotn
tny was solvent; he objected because
H'-feree Ryan did not make a specific find
ing on the charge of fraud, which he
claimed Was on of the main Issues. Judge
Field objected to one or two minor con
clusions of the referee, but waa willing
to accept the report aa a Judgment.
Let Printing Contract.
The State Printing; Board this afternoon
let contracts for printing supplies for the
Use of the Hoard of Kciualliatlon. Of the
tax lists. North Co. secured .a contract
for printing- 100 elrht-nulre fix llsta for
tW: Klopp ar Unrtlett landrd the sixty
six-oulre lists for t144 ;the forty four-
q ilre Hats for 1M . and the fifty four
eulre cash books for S193.Sn. On this work
the Btate Journal company waa the low
est bidder, but as the co npany did not
specify the kind of paPT named In the
advertisement, and refused to do so, the
fcld was rejected.
Militiamen to Go t School.
Governor Mickey has recommended that
these members of the National Guard be
rent to Iavanwcrth aa students In the
general science and staff school at that
lace, the government to pay all expense
except for hooks and heat ad light for
one year: Captain Eberly oT Stanton, Cap
tain Feebler of Nelson, Captain Summons
of Kearney, Flint IJeiitenant Davis of
York, First Lieutenant Hervey and Second
Lieutenant Guy C. Furay of Omaha, and
Heeond Lieutenant I. 8. Johnson of Com
pany B, First regiment. These were all
the applicant!.
Adjutant General Culver has Issued an
tirder to the Guard to prepare for the an
nual Inspection by the government to be
conducted by General Daggett, beginning
March 10.
Alma Postofllce Case I p.
Deputy Treasurer pibcock has been sum
moned na a witness to appear In the I'nlted
titutes court at Omaha tomorrow and
lirlng with him warrants Issued to pay
for stamps purchased of the postmaater at
Almo.
Frank Betts'waa arraigned In . district
court this morning on the charge of forg
ing two checks to the aggregate amount
of $400, and pleaded not guilty to the
charge. His trial waa et for Thursday
of this week, It Is said that a continu
ance will be taken by his attorney's and
the case allowed to go over to the next
term of the district court If low enough
bonds can he-seonr'ed from the court.
. i
Certificates to Doctors.
At a meeting of the atate Board of Health
thla morning, eleven certificates were
laeued, six to persons to practice osteo
pathy and live to medical doctora. The
beard haa sent out to the various town
ships of the stste a pamphlet containing
Us rules, governing contagious diseases
and mattcra pertaining to quarantine.
Renewal of Guard War.
It la confidently believed that a mani
festo la brewing In the office of the adju
tant general and that In the courae of a
few days It will Issue. Thla belief Is baaed
on the fact that since Washington's birth
day there haa been nothing doing In the
Culver-Barry typewriter war until today,
hen a morning paper printed In Omaha
pave vent to an editorial which General
diver's friends say docs him a rank In
justice, tu that It accuses him of In
jecting politics Into the National Guard.
inasmuch aa there la on the atari of the
J-aper In question a member of the guard.
ho Is believed to be the press agent of
Cleneral Barry, neither General-Culver nor
JhiJ frlenda believe there la very much
ruth In the charge agalnat the general.
for the reason that thla reporter In ques
tion la a member of the guard and Is
friendly to General Barry It la believed
by Culver'a frlenda that be baa Influenced
Ms editorial management to write the
story.' Now then. If this can be proved,
and no scouts are sleeping now days, this
joung man will be court martlaled, and hla
Hid will be most horrible. That. Is the
penalty for criticising a superior officer.
aea for Heay Uimtirn,
In Judge Frost's court today began the
ult of Miss Katherine Shepherd against
the Lincoln Traction company for 3000
damages because she was Injured while
getting off of a car last January. Mies
Shepherd at the time was a teacher In the
Which Book Shall 1 Send
Aid To Whom Shall I Send It?
That Is all I atk-Juvt a portal card ju tha
Bln)lPf "f pnny to a14 a akrk ftin4. Ha at
fia ia your friftt4 -an4 a atranaw to ma. Tt if
-ou fnrly tM mo hU nam 1 gladly do Ihti:
I will arrange with a 4rugglat ntar htm ao h mar
A m feotilrs !r. 9hoop a Kaatoratlva. I will h
him It a mni to prava what U ran do If It
ucieiW. in coat la lo t. If H rail. I will par
ft 1rugtt wjvwlf. ,
And tt i-li ooe'a mrr word laalJ dwlda It.
TouM 1 mrt iuu lur .- in tan ant nut mo I would
forattr fomiar rod that 1 har what taoor al-k nnoa
ftrol. M i thn that: 1 havo that without whir
wioa of tiic ro t-an crvar art wall- I would ovar
h;m tnu with vidsTiwo Irrralatlhbf rontlning
you would go away tailing ail jomr aich (nooda
hunt n.
Unt 1 ca nifri tmr a fw. ao I baa put
what I know in i bokn And I iwito thla anawaa
o afc ty who noodi lb. a books.
ould y moat mr. 1 ttlia ow would willingly
tak my id Hut you i-inM a 1 taka pours- I
trust to yuur honest tha taat at mv lis.
a,Dd I will ia-. or hi mv, just aavTwa dwMda-
aa you o'.. ( uf a st out hn will natfort aa
Offvr has thts? I ran affori tho oflsr bacwuao fail
urs ar lw They iu.ar only whoa lhra at
tiu.tfi lik rsnetr hUh mdlMno tan not euro.
1 hava I urn shed my Kroutritivo to hundreds of
thouKands la this d, and i "Mi f ear o hava
chsorfuily paid- hrui lhv mm well I pay lu4
wa willingly whsa ore says I hava (a Hod. i don't
want the nior f lha haptlasa.
My Keatoriijt forma the only wwr to atrwngthan
tha in Id r.eryra It Is my discovery i ha result uf
a 1 1 'Mima's work lnrrn of dovtortn tha weak
organs 1 dv tor tha aue uf their weaknena. I
bring tka mwrrm power which alone makes the vital
vrgsna a-t. There is no other wav to soak any
eu vital rn do Its dutv lung Won't yow wrtta
postal that aoai suk friend may learn avK i
raniedy 1'ka that
. Writs guw -today. Dr. Shoop. Baa atTS. Ra.Mne,
Wts
HHd ass's, sot rht-rnV ar often cured with oaa
m t hot tie. At druggists.
r. Shoop's Restorative
SMl I tostxil
i tit i nn
ft j I tr Bin ,Mi'tl
Mt hiiaiaia
Sm4 iMtk.-ltarl
teal 1 a tat KUiof
At the Doctor's Risk
public schools and she now atatea that
owing to the Injuries received on her head
she Is unable to resume her duties, hence
the large amount of damages asked She
claimed that as she attempted to g-t off a
car at Twenty-eighth and O streets the enr
audd'-nly started and threw her to the
pavement.
- Bids for Federal Bnlldlng.
Custodian Llndsey of the federal building
Vns been officially notlrtcd that the city
council c nr. not move Into the old f"drnl
building until the new one Is completed
and the city has bought the old. Mr. Lind
sry was also notified to advertise that Mds
for the new building would be received at
the office of Architect Taylor In the treas
ury department at Wushlngton up to 3 p m.
April It.
The three district Judges and County At
torney Caldwell were In consultation this
afternoon over the matter of the contempt
proceedings ordered Instituted by Judge
Frost some weeks ago against R. J. Greene
on the charge that he mutilated the records
In the Penn-Trompen case. Mr. Cald-well
prepared the Information some time ago:'
but he waa waiting the signing of It by
some one conversant with the facts. There
haa been some talk recently of dropping the
proceedings, and after the consultation It
waa given out that nothing had been done
In the matter.
S4.RPV COrSTV HA A CANDIDATE.
Pats Forward f'oantjr Jidie Wilson
for Ijind Commissioner.
PA PILLION. Neb.. Feb. 29 (Special )
The republican of Sarpy county, for the
first time, will seek a place for one of Its
members upon the state ticket. The friends
of our county Judge, J. R. Wilson, will ask
for hla nomination for the office of com
missioner of public lands and bulldlnss
Mr. Wilson has been elected for six con
secutive term. In two of which he carrl-'-d
every voting precinct In the county; twice
he waa the only successful candidate on
the republican ticket.
Politics In Richardson County.
HUMBOLDT. Neb., Feb. 29 -(Special. )
The question of float senator for Richard
son and Pawnee counties seems to be oc
cupying the front of the stage Just now
In this end of the county, probably for
the reason that the only candidate In this
Immediate vicinity is asking for that place.
Following the usual custom this Is the year
when the privilege of naming the candi
date falls to this county. So far the only
aspirants to place themselves In the hand
of their friends are Judge E. A. Tucker
of this city and Ex-Repreaeritatlve Robert
Cain. Jr., of Stella. No strong opposition
has as yet developed against either In
their respective localities, and It b ol;s like
the matter would probably be settled from
a geographical point of view. The friends
of Mr. Tucker believe this will be to their
advantage by reason of his being the only
west end candidate. In the line of repre
sentatives, of which there are three to
elect, the situation Is more complicated,
there being any number who are willing
to make the race. Two of the present
representatives. H. B. Belden of Grant
and Cass Jones of Rulo are said to be can
didates for renomlnatlon, while the other.
W. H. Hogrefe of Stella, It Is understood
has withdrawn In order to be out of tho
way of Cain for the senate. In addition
to the first named. Grant now comes out
with three more aspirants, former Sheriff
J. Rock Williamson. George Smith and W.
B. Alexander. The contest between these
gentlemen will of course be settled at the
primaries. A. J. Wheeler, the Salem lum
berman, Is considered one of the leaders
In the representative race, and It Is under
stood will receive the united support of
the west end In his candidacy. For county
attorney hut one name has been men
tioned and the place will "likely go to W.
H. Morrow of Bhubert without opposition.
District Coort In Washington t'onnty.
BLAIR. Neb.. Feb. 19 (Special The
regular term of the district court convened
on Tuesday of 'last week with Judge Lee
Estelle, presiding. The Highland ditch
eases occupied most of the time of the
court. These cases In which the laud
owners adjoining the ditch sue for more
damages than was awarded them by the
appraisers who were appointed by the
county, are Jury cases. In the one df Jos
eph Gutschow, which came to trial, he was
allowed a less amount by the Jury 'than
had been given him by the county ap
praisers. Other similar cases will be up
for trial this week. The court room was
crowded on Friday, as much Interest waa
taken In the case of Mrs. Ellen Tyson of
Arlington, who sued her son Amasa Tyson
for the possession of eighty acres of land,
being a part of the $15.(0) estate of his
father, Peter M. Tyson, now deceased. The
case was decided against her and leaves
the son In full possession of the land. This
case Is the outcome of a divorce case. In
which Mrs. Tyson sought a divorce from
the husband and father, Peter -M. Tyson,
but owing to the strong evidence of a
highly sensational character against her,
she was denied a divorce. Mr. Tyson died
soon after, leaving his property to his wife
and only son, the greater share to the wife,
although she had left his home and refused
to live with him. The land In dispute was
given to her by her father at the time of
her marriage to Tyson, but for which her
husband had pal a her In cash and held the
receipt for the same, which was produced
In court.
Fines romplalalasr Wltifii.
VVATKRLOO, Neb.. Feb (Special.) -
Saturday night two young; men of this
town ensased .In sn altercation which re
sulted in both bHns fined In Justice court
this mornlna;, to the tune of 125 and costs.
The parties to the racket are David 8ibert
and William Mct'llntock and the affair
grew nut of a trivial matter wlyle In a
restaurant. They became Involved over the
refusal of McCllntock to give up a stool
for Blbert-to use In eating; a lunch. In th
melee that followed. McCllntock drew a fun
and knife and ordered Slliert jiot to ad
vance another step, on penalty of being;
shot. Slbert struck the hand holding; the
gun and grappled with his antagonist, when
the revolver was discharged In the air.
Injuring no one but passing through the
wall of a building nearby.
Plhert swore out a warrant on the charge
of shooting with intent to kill. In the
preliminary hearing the testimony was
about as indicated above, but the Justice
thought both needed a lesson and g.ive. It
to them. McCllntock paid his fine and
court costs, but Slbert thinks of appealing
ths case.
Farmers' Sale Day at Blair.
BLAIR. Neb.. Feb. .-(8peclal -Satur
day waa a red letter day for f3!alr In point
of attendance of people from the country
and the volume of business transacted by
tha business men of the city. It waa the
Initial number of the "farmers' sale and
exchange day." which was recently in
augurated under tha management of Auc
tioneer H. H. Reel and U. F. Bros a:d
which will te continued each Saturday.
The amount of tha day's sales was neirly
$2,000. Including a small livery stable, be
longing to Frits Gutschow. who has closed
out his business, bight fins horses w
brought over from Harrison county. Iowa,
and sold here. The arringement for a
general sale day meets the hearty approval
of tha farmesa i.t thlt vicinity as wai show i
by the large attendsjice and the amount
of goods aad stock brought In to be dla
Mjaed of.
Will
Ora-aatie Balldlaaj Association.
HUMBOLDT, Neb.. Feb. .-(Special
The local building
la now an assured
and loan association
Institution for Hum
boldt, parties repiesentiuf nearly so of
the subscrlted sh.ires having met last even
ing at the Masonic hall and completed or
ganliath.n by se'ei ting nine directors, as
follows; J. p. Wotih, F. R. Ifutterfletd.
H. K. Boyd. J. F. Walsh. E. A. Tucker.
A. A. Tanner. W. Skalak. L. Howell and
11. P. Marble. These directors will meet
later and perfect the n-g.inizatlon by se
lecting the necessary officers and commit
tees. It Is the intention cf the promoters
to make the nf"clution largely local In
liiiracter, and it Is believed that It will
have a tendency to encourage home build
ing and stimulate saving among those of
limited means and wage earners.
NEW ROAD ASKS RIGHT-OF-WAY
Projectors of Moo a (lly-llomer Klec
trlc line Present Ordinance
Which la Modified.
DAKOTA CITY. Nfb.. Feb. -(Special
Telegram.) At the meeting of the village
board Saturday evening an ordinance was
presenled asking that a right-of-way be
granted the Bloux City, Homer & Southern
Railway company through this place on
Fourteenth Hnd Broadway.
The ordinance was championed by Cap
tain R. A. Talbot, general manager of the
rbad and Attorney R. K. Kvans. The
ordinance will be modified and will come
up for action at the meeting of the board
on March 7.
The Sioux City. Homer A- Southern rail
way Is the electric line which la now In
course of construction between Sioux City
and Homer. In thla county, vln this place,
on which all the grading already has been
done and upon which a good share of the
ties and rails have been laid. The time
for the completion and operation of the
road under the franchise granted by the
county Is September 30 next and Captain
Talbot promises to have the road In opera
tion by that date
Fight at,ebrnUa City.
NEBRASKA CITY. Neb., Feb. 29 -(Special.
) Ed fnderwood last night went to
the home of Doctor Thompson In this city
snd became abusive to the people In the
house and threatened them with a piker.
Thompson and bis son then lit Into Under
wood, beating and rutting him until h waa
hardly able to get out of the house. Fn
derwood was cut across the abdomen and
on the arms. Dr. Wilson was called and
dressed bis wounds. Mrs. Pearl Haubr-r,
daughter of Thompson. haj filed a com
plaint against I'nderwood. but up to this
time he Is in too weak a condition owing to
loss of blood to be arranged for a hear
ing. Kansas Hanker Severely Rnrned.
HUMBOLDT, Neb.. Feb. 29. -(Special.)
W. R. Guild, a banker and leading cltl
xen of Bern, a small town across thellne
In Kansas, came very near burning to
death as the result of being covered with
burning gasoline from a lamp In the Pres
byterian church. The Tamp was not work
ing right and he thoughtlessly loosened n
cap which permitted the fluid to be forced
out by the pressure. Fortunately assist
ance arrived before he had gone far, and
the burns were confined mostly to bis arms
and chest. His recovery Is still a matter
of doubt.
Social Life at Norfolk.
NORFOLK. Neb., Feb. 29. (Special.)
Norfolk social circles have been leading a
strenuous life for fair during the last two
weeks, the leatures being receptions, ban
quets, dinners and other functions given In
honor of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bucholz,
who are to leave this week for their new
homo in Oakland. Cal., where Mr. Bucholx
goes to accept the cashier's desk of the
Central bank. C. E. Buinham of Tllden Is
In the city to succeed to the presidency of
the Norfolk National b ilk.
Child Badly Scalded.' -
KEARNEY. Neb., Feb. .(Special Tele
gram.) The 2-year-old son of V. J. Walters
of this city met with a painful accident
Sunday afternoon. Mr. Walters was boil
ing; some cough syrup, and when his back
was turned the little one pulled over the
vessel containing the boiling; liquid, spilling;
It over his face, arm and chest. He was
terribly scalded, the skin peeling from the
flesi In places.
Machine to Hans; Paper,
PAPIKMON, Neb., Feb. 2.-(Speclal .)
It Is not often that a preacher turns In
ventor, but Kev. J. A. Holmes of Gretna is
an exception. He has invented a machine
to he jsed In hanKlng; paper. The paper
Is placed In the machine, a crank Is turned
and the paper Is pasted, trimmed and hung
neatly on the wall. With this contrivance
about 10ft rolls of wall paper can be hanged
In a day.
fir Commissioner of Insanity,
BI.AIR, Neb. Feb. 29. (Special.) Dr. H
Noble was appointed aa a member of the
county board of insanity commission, by
Judge Kstelle. to (ill the vacancy caused
by the removal of Dr. M. D. Pedal, who
was taken to the Insane asylum at Lin
coln. Dr. Bedal was suffering from soften
ing of the brain, brotiKht on by overwork
and a complication of dlseasea.
Sale of Fine Hobs.
BEATRICE. Neb., Feb. 29 (Special Tele
gram.) One of the most important sales of
thoroughbred Duroe-Jersey hogs ever held
In this section of Nebraska was pulled off
here today. leading stockmen from Iowa,
Kansas. Missouri and Nebraska were in at
tendance and fancy prices were paid for
tha stock, which was owned by A. T. Cole
and W. B. Bishop.
F.stortlon Case Postponed,
BEATRICE. Neb.. Feb. 29 -(Speclal Tele
gram. (Charles Folwell was arraigned to
day in county court on a charge of at
tempting to extort $1,000 from Mrs. Prlble.
a widow living near Odell. Neb. He pleaded
i no' guilty and was released on bonds of
$.Vi0 to appear March 10, the date fixed for
his preliminary.
(ovr Injures Child.
TBTMSKH, Neb.. Feb. :fl.-(SpeclaM-
A lltt'e son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sapp,
living In Todd Creek precinct, was at
tacked by a vicious cow, and before the
animal could ha driven off the child had
received severe Injuries.
Bla Prlee for Farm Land.
YORK. Neb.. Feb. 29 -(Special )-Eighty
dollars per acre is the amount paid for the ' highest temperature for February In thirty
Nile. farm. Mr. O'Brien made his money "mpi Z"?"1
Ay
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Hair falling? Then you arc starving it.
You can stop hair-starvation with a hair
food. Ayer's Hair Vigor nourishes, feeds the
hair. And the deep, rich color of early life
comes back to the gray hair. Why look
old 20 years before it is time?
Bl-04 , beetle. AUaragrtats.
farming In York county and this winter he
traveled looking for a location better than
this and after spending months looking
around he decided there was no place
better than Y'ork county. Many farmers
are predicting that in a short time lands
will sell in York county for lim per acre.
There is an Increased demand for Y'ork
county lands and prices are advancing.
COSVF.ISTIO IS HMHIl IHTRICT.
Republican Committee Calls It for
Cototnhos March IT.
NORFOLK. Neb.. Teh. 2.i Special Tel
egram.! The republican congressional
committee for the Third district met here
today and called the congressional con
vention for Columbus and fixed the date
for March IT. The sentiment of the com
mittee was that Congressman McCarthy
would be renominated without opposition.
Deputy Treasnrer to Iteslgtn.
TECt'MSEH. Neb., Feb. 19 (Special 1
Deputy County Treasurer A. P. Llbby will
shortly resign and remove to Cody, Wyo.,
with his family. Mr. Ubby has bought
a farm near that place. He Iihs been In
the treasurer's office here for some time
and will be missed from the city business
and social circles.
Ketnrn Fox to Astlam.
PAriLLlON. Neb., Feb. 29 (Special. )
Frank Fox. the Insane man. who escaped
from the Lincoln' asylum and created so
much excitement In Fort Crook, by his
murderous actions, later attempting sui
cide, wes yesterday returned to the asy
lum. Woodmen Hold Open House.
PENDER, Neb.. Feb. 29 (Special ) The
Woodmen of the World had open house, at
tended bv a good audience. The address
was given by Sovereign Lecturer G. II.
Schleh.
DEATH RECORD.
Fred C. Foster.
Fred C. Foster, aged Ci years, son of A.
C. Foster, died Monday afternoon at the
residence of his father. :W South Thirty
third street, from an Illness of peritonitis,
with which the deceased was stricken last
Friday afternoon. Mr. Foster grew gradu
ally worse until the last, maintaining con
sciousness during the entire period of his
sickness. He died "peacefully. He was a
graduate of Kastman's Rusines college at
PouKhkeepsle. N. Y.. and at the time of his
death was In the employ of the Otto Gas
company of this city. The final arrange
ments for the funeral have not been an
nounced. -
Knneral of fi. W. McMillan.
ONAWA, la., Feb. D9. (Special Telegram.)
The Tuneral of G. W. McMlllun, the well
known Onawa attorney, took place from the
family residence this afternoon. The serv
ices were conducted by Rev. C. N. Lyman
of Aldcn, la., an old friend of diseased.
The district court of Sioux City adjourned
as a mark of respect to the oldest member
of the Monona county bar and the Judges,
Gaynor, Hutchinson and Oliver, were pres
ent, and Court Reporters Cody and Hamil
ton, also Craig L. Wright and other dis
tinguished citizens of Sioux City, Omaha
and Council Rluffs. Interment was In the
Onawa cemetery.
J. F. Stone, Veteran.
J. F. Stone, a member of Grant post.
Grand Army of the Republic, died this
morning at his home. 2130 South Thlrty
fcurth, of ailments Incident to old age. He
was 77 years of age and served throughout
the civil war In an Iowa regiment The
funeral will take place at 1 p. m. Tuesday
from his late home. The remains will be
shipped to Malvern, la., for final Interment.
John fl. ('aril.
LOGAN. Ia.. Feb. ( ! f (Special )-Today
Occurred the funeral n't, John B. Card, who
died yesterday at the home of his brother.
Sylvester, at Logan. .He was born April
4. lS5n. In Portage county, Ohio and has
lived many years at this place.
Colonel Jerry Raster.
NASHVILLK. Tenn., Feb. 29.-Colonel
Jerry Baxter died today after an Illness of
five weeks. Colonel Baxter was one of the
most prominent citizens in the state and
played a conspicuous part In Its military
and civil annals.
Husband of Small's Danichter.
CODY. Wyo.. Feb. 2S.-(Spfclal Tele-
i gram.) Ben Primri, the second husband of
Mrs. Lola Schueleke, daughter of Rev. Sam
Small, died here yesterday of heart disease.
He married Mrs. Schuelke recently.
Walter II. Doyle.
NORFOLK, Feb. 29.-Walter H. Doyle,
president of the Citizens' bank of , Norfolk
and one of the most prominent men In
southern financial circles, is dead.
Heals as by Magic.
If a pain, sore, wound, burn, scald, cut
or piles distress you, Bucklen's Arnica
Salve will cure it, or no pay. 25c. For sals
by Kuhn & Co.
Parkatnn May Incorporate.
RIOI X FALLS. S. D.. Feb. 3. (Special.)
A special ejection will be held at Parks
ton tomorrow for the purpose of getting
an expression from the voters on the prop
sliion of Incorporating the town as a city
under the laws of South Dakota. The ques
tion has been carefully discussed for sev
eral weeks by the taxpayers and senti
ment Is said to be strongly In favor of In
corporating These favoring the proposi
tion express the belief that but few If any
opposition votes will be cast.
Are 5lmply Perfect.
Dr. King's New Life Pills are prompt,
safe, gentle and always satisfy or no pay.
Best for stomach and liver. 25c. For sale
by Kuhn & Co.
laalile to Lorate t.oods.
RAWLINS. Wyo., Feb. 29. (Special i
Special Agent Kelllher of the Union Pa
cific secret service haa been here several
days, working on the case of the recent
box car robberies. The cars were robbed
somewhere between Wamsutter und Raw
lins and the officers hare a good idea of
who committed the thefts, but the goods
were not found In the possession of the
suspected men. ,
Warmest In Thirty-Two Years.
CHEYENNE. Wyo . Feb. 29 -(Special
Telegram, l 1 he temperature registered 3
boo ve. nere at i:.(U Maturilav afternoon, the
Hair Viqor
7
"Ayer's Hair Vigor saved my hair. I
know from experience that It quickly
stops falling hair, and makes the hair
grow." Mrs. J. E. WasNKK, Geneva,
Nebraska.
t. 0. AyarOeLeweU.Kaas.
IMPROVEMENTS AT MEADE
Oie Huidrrd ted Twenty Thousand Dollars
tJ Be Expended This Besj.u.
PLANS TO BE DRAWN AT EARLY DATE
Representative Morton More Hoprfal
That Rosebud 11111 Will Sot
"Be Vetoed hy tha
President.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
WASHINGTON. Feb. 29. (Special Tele
gram.) Representative Martin called at
the War department today and secured a
tacit promise from officials that $120.(10
would be expended from the general fund
at Fort Meade, P. D. The department
will expend this sum as follows: Two
set field officers' quarters, $24.0; four set
line officers' quarters, $39,000; two non
commissioned officers' quarters, $."i0.000; one
double barrack, $."2.0. The working plans
for these new buildings at Fort Meade
will be commenced very soon and It is
hoped to get the specifications In shape
In the early spring and secure satisfac
tory bids so that the actual work may be
commenced during the summer.
I'pon motion of Representative Lacey,
Judge James P. Connor of Denlson, la.,
was admitted to practice before the su
preme court today.
Hope for Rosebud Bill.
Representative Martin had a talk with
President Roosevelt today regarding the
Rosebud bill. The president still holds the
view that the lands should be sold through
a system of competitive bids, believing
that this method of procedure would bring
better prices than the plan proposed In the
bill which passed the house, $3 per acre
flat. Mr. RooRevelt discussed the situa
tion with Mr. Martin and said that he
understood the character of the country
proposed to be opened and only desired
to do all In his power to protect the In
dian and gain for him the full and true
value of the lands.
Mr. Martin since his talk this morning
with the president feelH much .more hope
ful of executive approval of the Rosebud
bill than ever. The bill will be put through
the senate In the same form in which It
passed the house, and It Is not now thought
the president will veto it as he practically
threatened to do when the South Dakota
delegation called upon him about a week
ago to discuss the merits of the measure
with him.
FORECAST OFJTHE WEATHER
Fair and Colder In Western Portion
of Nebraska and (older
In I own.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 29 Forecast:
For Nebraska Fair Tuesday and colder
in west portion; Wednesday, fair.
For Iowa Fair Tutsday; Wednesday,
fair and colder.
For South Dakota Fair and colder Tues
day; Wednesday fair.
For Wyoming Fair Tuesday, except
snow in northeast portion; Wednesday
partly cloudy.
Fyr Montana Fair Tuesday, except snow
In northwest portion; colder In southwest
portion; Wednesday fair.
For Kansas Generally fair Tuesday and
Wednesday.
For Missouri Fair Tuesday and Wednes
day. Local Record.
OFFICK OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
Oftfl A H A, Feb, W. Official record at tem
perature and precipitation compared with
the corresponding day of the past three
years:
1904. 190S. 1902. 1901.
Maximum temperature .. 60
Minimum temperature.... 29
Mean temperature 40
Precipitation T
Record of temuerature and precipitation
at Omaha for this day since March 1, 19"3:
Normal temperature 29
Detlclency for the day 11
Total deficiency since March 1 74
Normal precipitation 03 Inch
Deficiency for the day 03 Inch
Total rainfall since March L... 32. 96 Inches
Reports from Stations at 7 P. M.
S3
CONDITION OF THE
WEATHER.
Excess since March 1...., 1.24 Inches
Omaha, part cloudy 46! W; .
Valentine, clear 44 h .00 1
North Platte, part cloudy 52 fis .oo
Cheyenne, part cloudy 44 50 ,0i 1
Salt Lake City, part cloudy 421 4K .0,
Rapid City, clear 42 4S .( 1
Huron, clear 24: 2V .ot ,
Wllliston, cloudy 24 34 . 01 i
Chicago, cloudv ' l 34 .fi? i
St. I-ouls, part cloudy 401 SO T
St. Paul, cloudy S2 341 .01
Davenport, cloudy 34 36' .01
Kansas City, clear 46: 4S .(VI
Havre, cloudy 12 30' .01 I
Helena, clear 32 3S! .01 j
Bismarck, cloudy 32; 32 .0'i
Oalveston, cloudy 66 72! .0)
T Indicates trace of precipitation.
L A. WELSH. Forecaster.
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Lincoln. Neb.. Jan. . 1804.
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