Till: OMAHA SUNDAY IMA): MUl'ST t'.'H.
3-A
FEW MORE STATE RETURNS
Jansen and Brown. Miller and Noble
lead for Regent of University.
HALL FOR RAIL COMMISSIONER
Ralaton of l.eilna;ta Ta Ahead f
the Iiemoeratle Tleket for This
Offlee In Tweaty-Two
C nnattea.
Compilation of returns on the atate
ticket reveal that the regents who hava
declared themcelvea In crpo'ltion "
moval of the unlveretty campus ara lead
ing. On the republican ticket early flr
urrs.lbut Including praetlellv the whole
of the vote of Lancaster and touglma
(.ountien. how Jansen and Brown far
ahead of Toupland. On the democratic
ticket Noble and Miller are In the lead
s'lbptantldll)'.
Tor railway commissioner. Thomas
Hall in leading on the republican ticket
In twenty-two counties having double the
ote of Ma nearest opponent. Ralston of
l.elngtoti Is In the lead for the nomina
tion on the democratic side. State Sena
tor Ollls is ranking third In the running
with Will Maupln of Ldncoln, second.
Thomas and Elliott are running neck
nnd neck for state superintendent, later
figures falling to give one much advan
tage over the other.
For lieutenant governor. Franklin Shot
we'.l la maintaining hla lead over, Hoag
land. The tables:
Repnlillona Gnreraar.
Colfax m H", TA
Pa wee l." 113 61
louclas -V Mil 1:
I'euel Tl 17 ."O
tiajte : :w ITS
Grant 27 ? 9
Hooker 13 ! 1$
Howard 4.M a 1W
Hnrlan W M
Jefferson t 1 .
Johnson 2 24 Tt
Keya Paha 9 M
M-rrlck !M -14 1R
Nuckolls 1!W 1TJ 110
Ote W 2M
Taw nee 4f. .!J!
harpv J -'' . I-1'
S. ward ll :!17 IT
Thurston 1M l-H
redar 44n 4t ITvt
Polk r:t if
R.n k TS 47
Hall 307 157 14
Thomas f : 31
Oueter 4ii !4 su
Stanton ?Jl l 90
Totals Km T2LS S9&3
C.rant 14 r '. '
Colfnx Si v 41 IT
Howard TS 1.;.; :ii
Keya I'aha l-'t l :i'
Hrown 94 11 it :
Cunimlngs l'VI M "
Nuckolls ?10 IT.- W 14
1'awes X.9 1s:t s? :l
Cheyenne, 1 77 !l
Innslas ll' ti-J3 'i ." iV.'i
Folk li T.2 7'.t 7J
Ho.-k !; mi ro 4i
Hall !s . 74 ;:i
Thomas it! : 1.1
Custer 4;.' :1 474 1.
fUanton ) M 71 it
Tv-taJs i hot 4 4,-rn j;-.
K,- i r.tlia ni 'u
I -nil. :istcr I"' "-I" "';''- I
MT' i. k -..; i ' 1 1
Niifki'tis
Piiwtire .. ." .M 'l I
wnr.l :'7 ' 1 .
Snrpy VI 1' v ' I
Thurston "
Folk 1 'it:. mt
H ck r ' II'. !' I
Hull IK", 141 '!
'riinmm r- .'7
rust-r 'in .'.47 T. j
Stnntim i: . 10 17 :
Totals in.7 ' 11701 l:MI
STATEMENT OFJ. S. POLICY
Washington Sets Forth Its Attitude
at to Jap Manifeso.
UNDERSTANDING OF SITUATION
Hatlna) I omialaslnaer.
Antelope 2: Hi 113
Adams. 11 nrecincts.. 175 " 141 V
Kox Butte, 7 picts.... I' T in?
Home so i:. 1I
Huffalo, 7 precincts.. VI'! 17s SO
Burt. 16 precincts 3S0 ::09 158
Hrown 16i l'
Putlcr. 1 precinct.... 11 4 17
fas. S precincts nn 47
i edar - 140 Si 113
Colfax f 43
Clay. 7 precinct S! i0 :
Chase rr 7i M
Cluster 378 its :':4
f.'he.veiine 171 W$ 6")
C uming V 93 71
Ptxon. 10 precincts.... K'S W 70
Douglas, 122 prcts 1378 2S0
T'akota, 1 precinct.... 1" h9
Xlodce 677 ?4 7
Dawes 1X1 1"4 IS
J"eurl t p SO
Fillmore, 10 precincts. TO 110 1
Franklin, IS precincts. 6 127 67
.Furnas, 1 precinct.... 6 10 4
Gage "76 7.SC .".17
Grant Ill 14 13
ifOFPer, 4-precincts... X I
Harlan : V 172 158
Hamilton, 9 precincts 7? 22 118
Hall 179 . 9T. 41
Holt 176 !. 41
.Hitchcock, 1 precinct. 7 11
Hooker 45 2" 43
Howard M ' 110
Jefferson 127 2M 18
Johnson KM ItiS 107
Keva Pnha 137 SO 19
Knox, preclncta.... 69 96 43
Kleth, 2 rrfcL'incta.... 13 4" 29
Jncastcr 944 16-il 1420
l.ocsn, 1 precinct 26 fi IS
.Madison, 20 precincts.. 4(4 127 1M
Merrick 1M 1 S
Nemaha IRS 123 100
Nuckolls W 3 133
')to. 22 precincts 212 4l 191
Fmwiipc 1'r2 2wi 223
Flntte !7 V!6 56
I'olk ! 122 311
Fierce 133 ii 74
Richardson, 1 pets.. 22S " Ml 120
F.ocli 121 !7 63
Sarpy sV '-'61 56
Stanton 93 i 44
s-aline, U precincts... nt VJO
Seward 2V ::16 106
Sherman R2 ' ' 111
;cotts ifluff, 3071 Hi . 124
Kaunners, IS precincts 114 211 76
Thayer, 1 precinct 37 l(S 89
Thomas 27 20 10
Thurston M 43 77
Valley, ." precincts... 17 4
Wayne, 10 precincts.. 66 91 91
VniMur 7 precincts.. 62 ?" S7
Washington, 4 pets... 2J4 362 49
1'orK. 1 precincts 22 474 4!6
Totals 12,215 17,318 10,313
Secretary ef State,
Brown
Colfax
Cuming
Cheyenne
Deuel t
Houglas
I 'awes
tinge
(Irant
Howard
Hooker
Harlan
Jefferson
Johnson
Key Faha
Lancaster. 51 products...
Merrick
Nuckolls
Otoe
Fa w nee
Sarpy
Reward
Thurston ,
Polk
Rock
Hall
Thomas
Custer
btoiiton
Totals
Secretary
Brown
Republican.
Barnard. Walt.
Republican.
v. r
. s r
; ? 3
I 5
? 5
14
Heaenla tate. t nlterolty, llemnerat.
121
7;
. 16!
. IKS
is:
4.CU
. 121
8S1
. r.'t
47
197
27"
. 3:!6
f
12W
2M.1
. 2K".
23S
727
2t
27S
113
.. 1ST
.. 14i '
.. 133
. . 2i
.. 631
246
126
2:w
Z-Q
".
41SS
1-iJ
11S4
IS
24
M
;
143
27tiS
4IS
44
S73
211
'9
R6S
160
-"l
214
22S
64
SI4
160
15.731
of State,
Democrat, ioeraor.
BerKc.Metcfe.Morehd
nteIoe 94
AdHins, 11 precincts.... 128
Hox Butte, 7 precincts. 24
Brown 24
JJoone 274
Huriulo. 7 precincts.... 60
Butler, 1 precinct 7
' 'as, 6 preclncta
'lay. 7 precincts 4
t.'huse 61
cohax 67
Cedar l:t
Cheyenne 31
Cuming 12
Custer a6
Ulxon, 10 preclncta.... ;3
i.'oiiKias, ll precincts. 4.12
Dakota, 9 precincts 6
Dawes 72
Deuel 11
Dodge 156
fillmore, 10 precincts. 12S
Franklin, 12 preclncta. 133
Furnas, 1 precinct 27
Gosper, 4 precincts xi-
Gage 99
J rant 7
Harlan v.... 139
Hilencoek, I precinct.. 4
Hamilton, 9 preclncta.. Si
Hooker 6
Howard 216
Holt 62
62
203
84
17
29
79
146
200
. 33
63
244
Hi
2
150
Call
Johnson
Jcfferaon
Kfith, 2 precincts..
Keya Paha
Knox, li i.re'.incts..
Lancaster, 42 precincts. 7"4
I.ogan. 1 precinct
Madison, Jo precincts
-Merrirli
Nemaha
Nance. 15 preclncta...
Nuckolls
Otoe, 22 precincts
IMerce, precincts
Folk
Platte
Pawnee 7i
KichardFon, 1$ pets.... Sit,
Rock 15
Sahni;, 11 preclncta.... 101
Harpy 91
tS.otta Bluff 41
Stanton 107
Saunders, 18 pets 1A
Mherman 97
Seward 139
Thayer. 1 precinct 22
Thurston 103
Thomas 48
Valley, 6 preclncta IS
Wayne, 10 precincts.... 6
WaxhlnRton, 4 pets 77
rbeter. 7 precincts.. 76
lurk, 19 precincts 35
Totals 7,514
l.le.ateuant (.orernor,
Piut-
well.
.. S2
.. 7r4
. . 104
.. 66
.. 23
..Kli
. . Kfi
.. 4S
.. 1J
.. 24
. . 106 -
.. In7
.. liS
.. 2il
.. 72
..t
. . liS
.. 2il
.. 2t
.. 176
.. 234
,.. rs
.. M
.. 112
.. loc
.. 7
.. 13
.. 3f9
..
93
176
23
&S
64
102
9
69
61
ISO
Mi
t
232
41.0
62
1412
U
102
22
135
114
83
16
19
223
13
158
43
310
lo
176
127
127
WO
63
14
33
!)6
438
isi
IX
li7
71
103
145
22
1U
2H0
to
661
23
158
115
147
137
157
1
8
153
38
36
42
192
64
221
Cheyenne
Cuming ''-"i
Colfax
Dawes vn
Douglas
Dftiel 3S
Gage 4,1
Harlan
Hooker
Howard 44
Johnson 136
Keva Paha 65
Merrick 31'
Nuckolls 207
Otoe :l
Pawneo HO
Harpy 247
Scaard 117
Thurston 320
Cedar i &3
Polk 13.
Rock 71
Hall 23f
Thomas 62
Custer 6"-
Stanton 248
Totals 9.029
. ll.Tv'.
Democrat.
Shields. Pool.
... 92 93
1:!8
j.S
2211
hirt
3668
:.2
209
24
613
in
!8
29"i
'tii
i".3
i
416
uv
2Vi
571
70
17
MS
719
208
Johnson S24 1Sm. 72 110 14t
I I looker 37 26 19 2 2i
Urant 2S ti 1 4 6
Colfax, 72 43 14 1 4 2'.
Howanl ls: 6" 21 1 4'-.
Keya Fsha ... 76 18 27 ! :
Hrown 114 60 2 v.
fuming 99 v. :ci 28 49
Nuckolls 2I5 79 72 2."1 v6
Dawes 153 :t9 :ss 19 48
I'heyenne .... '1 73 :;7 :v 8;
ilHKn R'.T 2. 3H 2i5 2N'i
Jefferson 113 X, 412 .!." ...
Pawnee 274 231 5". 122
Howard 2! 14.8 46 100 14 1
Lanni.oter ...,1M7 umi ?f,2 4.3 441
'Harlan 124 112 62 41 M
Thurston f,2 ,-, ;:i 81
I'euel :! 41 12 14 47
Sarpv 177 84 23 57 7i
Merrick 2.V, llti s 47 122
Nemaha 412 142 97 73 114
Otoe 378 2i6 51 84 1 Tj
Douglas 2707 1421 1101 712 1423
Polk 191 47 17 37 1!
Roc 104 76 23 31 64
Hall 113 61 17 62
Thomas SI 7 4 3 14
Cutfr 496 2'i5 90 9a $i1
Stanton 1"4 :ai 19 . 21 49
Totals 9264 4718 3262 2727 42-vl
189
'm
84
477
.88
46
i'4
73
pm
V,
122
1374
73
.V
51
23
17!
Frown ...
Colfax ...
Cuming
Ohc enne
Douglas .
tJage
ill ant ....
llarhin ...
Noble. Miller.
klles
7i
. .V7
. 4;
. 118
.2H'7
. ;'8'i
.
. 1-8
Hooker 1
Hallway Commissioner,
37:13
llrmnrrst.
Treasnrer,
Johnson
Hooker
Grant
Colfajt
.Howard
Keya Paha..
Brown
Cuming
Nuckolls ....
Tawes
lo.3i0
Republican.
Hamer.Teeg'd'n.
479
64
31
131
193
101
220
192
425
Cheyenne .... 291
Cage 1069
Jerierson
Pawnee
Sen-ard
I Lancaster, 61 pets
Harlan
Thurston
Deuel ,
Sarpy
Merrick
Otoe
'Nemaha,
Douglas
Adar
Polk
Rock
Hall .'
Thomae
Custer
Clanton
341
426 -oOtl
2025
298
i:
nr.
291
316
452
. 461
. 6238
.... 282
.... 302
.... 221
.... 225
66
. . . . 775
.... 197
256
J0
129
13U
337
188
17
199
158
16
323
m
207
955
786
92
4V76
29
242
64
683
259
S46
2o
92
609
48
282
42
156
28
636
306
BUG
352
280
109
127
4;0
987
o4
279
423
64i
1.82
366
645
401
217
9U3
'267
228
114
654
623
U2
346
Hi
2i4
757
80
662
90
79
.')
v.s
223
419
Totals
Treasurer,
:tsL
24
69
116
v.n
l:M
129
248
132
116
855
3c9
462
286
18,4
184
98
117
197
393
691
446
3184
163
169
122
133
28
6-1
79
1224i
Johnson
Hooker
Grant
Colfax
Howard
Keya Paha..
Hrown
Cuming
Nuckolls ....
Dawes
Cheyenne ....
GsK"
Jefferson ....
Pawnee
Seward
Harlan
Thurston ....
Deuel
farpy
Merrick
Ol oe
DoiiKlas
Cedar
Polk
Rock 7
Hall
Thomas ....
Custer
Stanton
OlIls.Mauplii.Italstoii.Lx'hr.
HI
1
16
82
X57
m.
46
210
7"
.50
H8
159
rtt
HI
291
94
141
7
166
186
122
601
197
196
LM
81
762
76
217
15
17
107
19l
50
r.i
28:t
1 s:t
8!
8ft
281
91
109
266
186
K)8
25
230
186
2.6"
UK
3"7
1ih;
",6
185
4
2
l:s
120
11
21
167
::8
1:12
103
102
26
87
117
20H
172
28
138
136
201!
1271
2f"9
177
48
88
80
215
127
69
4
6
V8
103
..:t
28
311
.8 1
47
30
'
43
:m
P.t
42
184
12
116
151
100
8.".2
271
61
82
114
Howard
Johnson ....
Jefferson
Keya Faha
Merrick ....
Nuckolls
Pawnee
Sarpy
Thurston ..,
I-Vward
Cedar
Folk
Rook
Hull
Thomas ....
Carter
"Stanton ....
Totals
State
St.'.
210
19.'
118
21..
210
"17
1.4
,"8
, PW
761-4
2 ?
778
14'
274
4 11
".I
260
17
Mi.
146
.V
2.8 1
"48
48.:
iO
21.!
8:1
764
l"2V.
l'v.
81
1 42.1
4.V.
'.8 1
2'V
17
242
U.8
r.8
18;l
142
124
213
.':
to.
217
:56
110
11 Is
lo
tmrrlri 4 onsltlre that
4heel of Mppnn
Territorial twaratiillar
mrnl.
Not the
rrk
Superintendent,
Thomas.
41
Totals 1,370 6.449 6.017
Anriltor of I'nbllc trrf nnl, Repub
lican. Minor. O'Neal
Johnson 445
Hooker 23
Grant 46
Colfax 277
Howard M
Keya Faha 117
Brown 133
Cuming 68
Nuckolls 371
Dawes 202
Cheyenne 172
Gaire 521
Pawnee 263
Reward 691
Harlan 3i4
Thurston 2"!
Deuel 47
8arpv 447
Merrick 371
Otoe 645
Nemaha 533
Douglaa 2T.29
Hall 699
Polk 106
Rock 85
Hall 235
Thomas 126
Custer 98
Stanton 3"l
Totala : 12,510
16602
Democrat.
Hall. Gallagher.
154
18
15
184
23"
51
47
681;
117
8K
88
' 271
98
'265
167
201
2
278
264
2717
429
417
60
221
A
345
1
Johnson 538 'Xft
Hooker 64 58
Grant 40 8
Colfax 121 94
Howsrd 153 142
Keya Fuha 121 115
Hrown 183 173
Cuming 121 188
Nuckolls M9 192
Dawes 2-4 12.
( hevenne 216 198
Gage 1.001 8Tk3
Jefferson 366 275
Pawneo 621 3714
Seward 413 ;f,4
Ijincastor, 51 precincts 1.510 1.315
Harlan 314 163
Thurston '. 114 111
Deuel 128 1o0
Sarpy 230 223
Merrick 388 2,1
Otno 581 443
Nemaha 5to :'o
LHoiglas i 6.474 9,341
Polk 249 215
Rock 199 156
Hall 179 187
Thomas ' 20
Cusmr 669 719
Stanton 16" 116
Totals 16169 1"757
Rrown
Cuming
CheyeniiH
Coll'ax
Di uel
T'ouclas
Dawca
Gage
Grant
Hooker
Howard
Harlan
Jefferson
Johnson
Keya Faha
In aster, 51 pets.
Morrlck
Nuckolls
Otoe
Pawnee
S.i rpy
Seward
Thurston
Cedar
Polk
Rock
Hall
Thomas
Custer
Stanton
119
Ui
119
74
IN
TN','
74
6.8
17
41
186
219
213
2V!
68
147
:157
XX,
;t28
317
189
.T.7
76
12"
270
121
1"7
i
f.!8
71
ltepnbllcan.
Hays. Klllott.
I.v3
87
.
116
1 !
4..
15X0
11"
287
10
4:i
61
96
12.S
2,4
78'
144
1o7
215
231
16'
12.
71
118
N ASIIINi.TON. Auk. 22 --Japan ! as
re.eiil from the 1'ulted stte a formal
declurr t Ion of policy heailtiK on the de
livery by J.iati lo Germany of the ulti
matum demanding the surrender by the
latter country of the territory of Kla 1
Chow.
The American government's attitude
was outlined In rejilv to assurances
which Foreign Minister Kato had gtn
b Anibassader Guthrie. nccordltiK to 11. 1
lces from .Toklo, to the effect that the
Integrity of China would be preserved.
While regirttlns that any differences
had arisen between Japsn and Germane
2.o me 1 nitci states pointed out mat it
36 j must refrain front expi-essing any opinion
' on the merits of the ultimatum. pre.'lnlly
I since 1110 ultimatum niigni. ieu 10 war
land It. was the avowed policy of this
government to nialnt.iln neutrality In
every phase of the Kuropenn conflict.
The Washington government too occa
sion In a friendly way to place on record
Its understanding of the situation as fol
lows: First That Japan's purpose was not to
::n8
18fi
157
88
51
'
2)6
979
26
16
63
I8;t
'7
162S
2 IS
2M
..18
316
I..7
327
110
186
94
:8
127
17
562
180
Totals 10783 5863 10790
Mtate fiiiierlitteiHlcnt, lieniocrat.
Whlteir.l.Monr'e.Cline.Wulkr.
Rrown 58 60 42
Cumming 38S 227 240
Chevenno 67 40 120 r,
Colfax 214 9,1 1.7 !'S
Dawes 99 50 87 05
Douglas lest I l.lii 1.087 1,048
Deuel 44 14 III 8
Grant 19 12 14 14
On.i; 1T1 128 ", b
Hooker 2t 7 12 6
Howard 341 243 127 I'M
Harlan 147 ,88 12:! k,6
Jefferson 64 45 1:46 58
Johnsvn 221 112 151 108
Keyn ,Vjiha 54 :i4 C! 42
Merrick 20 i::2 150 113
Nuckolls 127 '.8
ltoe 248 1VI 290 1:0
Pawnee 147 61 92 61
Silrpv 194 114 185 IS-;,
Seward 289 215 217 265
Thurston 269 85 141 200
Cedar 436 241 2S 21'4
Polk 182 92 118 110
Rock 21 22 :i2
Hall 146 1 07 94 nl
ThomHB 62 27 27 .57
ClIMter 6.7S 221 247 244
Stanton 2"! 114 70
1' Totals 6,87 4101 4.831 4,314
Land
Commissioner, llemorrat.
Eatham.M'K'slck.Martl.
Attorney
8,1138
tieneral, Repnhlleaa.
Ayers.Sears.Dev'e. M'C'Fn.
80
124
77
357
34
28
17
36
37
90
108
61
K16
26
Oaga 594 545 379
Jefferson 223 150 168
Pawnee 282 2x7 167
Seward 202 310 185
I Jincaster, 61 pet 1628 1218 6t7
Harlan 136 i:6 186
Thurston 69 84 63
I'euel 63 22 1H4
Sarpv 95 285 73
Merrick 613 122 46
Nemaha 292 314 2J3
1 Otoe 352 323 197
Saline, 11 pets.... 95 45 49
Johnson 212 297 23H
Hooker 28 25 47
Johnson
Hooker
Giant
Colfax
Howard
Keya Faha
Cuming
Nue.kolls
Dawes
Cheyenne
Gage
Jefferson
Pawnee
Seward
Harlan
Thurston
Deuel ....
Sarpy
Merrick
Oeoe
Nemaha
Douglas
Cedar
Folk
Rock
Hall
Thomas
Custer
. 3'fl
M
26
, . 198
,. 432
. 82
.. :79
. h.
,. 15''
. . mi
.. 243
.. 122
.. 125
. 4W
. . 2171
..
. . :
.. 273
. 270
,. 4 HI
.'.'2.029
452
176
, 61
188
78
913
Stanton 268
149
26
141
.
44
:;i
1x2
85
76
452
III
1511
281'
181
231
21
214
185
24"
219
1.678
211
137 .
40
151
53
216
111
lo4
6
95
239
44
;m
97
43
73
J50
00
6!
216
I"3
110
22
149
131
1:3
1:16
1,316
275
2H
29
81
26
214
132
PARTIAL RETURNS FOR
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Six Justices of the peace were to be
elected at the recent election In Pottglas
county and the count of seventy-six
precincts gives the following returns: '
Arthur K. Baldwin 3178
Vincent C. Hascall 3143
Kd I .coder -'693
11. H. Claiborne 2187
K. W. Kerr 2439
A. H. Cumstock 22:11
V rank C. Morgan ?1'W
Joseph Stein 181"
W. H. Swift 1788
Joseph Malllson 1773
J. W. M.ilone 1670
A. I.. Tlmhlln 14-!
W. K. Burllnclm l'3
Samuel I.. li'Krlen 1212
The most desirable, furnished rooms i re
advertised In Tlif B'-e. Oct a nice cool
room for the summer.
cck territorial Hagrandixement In China
Second That Japsn had promised to I
restore the territory of KI110 Chow to
China, maintaining th" Inlearitv of that
lepuhllc, and aeltiiK only In accordatve
with the Anglo-Japanese alllunee, one of
whose ohtecta Is the preservation -of the
commercial Interests of all powers In
China and the principle of equal oppoi
tunily to all;
Third -Tnst In ease of s-i lous disorder
or disturbance In the Interior of China
growing nut of the unsettled state of al
falrs In tho far east. Japan, would, as a
matter of course, consult the Fnltcd
States before taking any steps be nnd
boundaries of the territory of Klao chow.
This last procedure. It was pointed out to
Japan, follows In natural sequence the
arratiKement consummated at tho time of
the Hoxer rebellion between Japan and
the Tnlted States, whereby the armed
forces of this government were allied
with those of other nations In the march
on Peking for the safeguarding of for
eign legations and missions. Harvn
Chltida. the Japanese ambassador, has as
sured tho I nlted States of the sincere
intention of Japan to restore Klao Chow
to China. He Is confident, also, that in
nine, of anv trouble In the Interior f
China the Tokio government would be
glad to notlty the American government,
of any contemplated measure.
Tho Japnnese ambassador la In const mil
communication with his government at
Toklo. but has learned nothing of any
reply from Germany to the ultimatum of
lust Saturday.
FOUR AMERICANS HAVE
REMARKABLE ESCAPE
niiRt.lN. Via Copenhagen and Iondon,
Aug. 21. 4.2i p. to.) Four American,
two men and two women, have JuhI made
known a remarkable escape from death
at Muelhausrn, where they wire during
tho fighting.
They are Kdwerd Valker, a dentist of
Macon, Ga., and bis wife, and a Mr. and
Mrs. Cade, whose home address cannot
be ascertained. Mr. Cade also Is a den
tist. They were caught at Muelhausrn
at the beginning of the fighting and had
to remain several days amidst a hall of
projectiles. They aro now safe at Glat
terbndo In the Tllack Forest, whither
they walked from Muolhausen.
A letter from one of the nnartttte,
which has been brought to Berlin, says
the uninterrupted fighting nnd firo nf
artillery never will bo forgotten.
'Projectiles struck tho bouse we were
In, whllo others esplodod In the gsrden."
saya the letter. "Wo awaited death mo.
mentarlly, but were saved by a miracle.."
PARENTS OF NEBRASKANS
OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING
ORKGON, 111., Aug. 21. tspeclsl Te.
gram.)-Mr. and Mis. Anion Beck cele
brated their golden wedding Monday.
They are parents of Sain I'., and Mary
Heck of Omaha, and of Mrs. flara Key of
J8ollgh, Neb.
Mrs. Emily Ross Perry, Poet Author
Totals
nesenta
Hrown
Cuming ..
Colfax ...
Cheyenne
Douglas .,
Deuell ....
Gage
Grant
Howard .
IHooker ..
Harlan ...
Jefferson
Johnaon .
8633 C:S"9
state I nlverslt),
Ilean.
Coupland. Jansen
147
. 148
. 87
. 179
.1124
. 77
. 757
'. 105
. r-9
. 221
. 192
. 318
11.7
154
92
103
37H7
138
1321
16
159
423
399
4658
Iteputi- j
Drown.
196
l: i
81 1
211 ,
I3.-.2 :
76
88 !
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4
"I have
found
Peruna
to be
a To
an
Excellent
Tonic
Mrs. Perry, of 819 18th Avenue., N.
E., Minneapolis, Minn., is the wife of
Commander Freeman O. Terry, well
known In O. A. B, and society cir
cles. She Is tht author of ''Minne
haha Laughing" Water." She says:
"I have tried l'eruna antl found It art
excellent tonlo and cure for catarrh.
It is good for all catarrhal affections
of the stomach, and all diseases
leading; to consumption. Also for
bronchial troubles. I believe It to bo
one of the best medicines on ' the
market. Thousands can testify to Us
cure with the same pleasure that I
can."
Those who object to liquid med
icines eaa now procure Peruna
Tablets.
Received a Medal from Her State in Recotnition of Service.
Hrown
'4'heyenna
uming
Colfax
Deuel
j 'ouglaa
1 'awes
Gage
Grant
Hooker
Howard
Harlan
Jefferson
Johiirton
Keya J'aha
I.iiicater, 51 p..
Merrick
Nuckolls
f toe
Pawnee
fcarpy
Reward
Thurston
Volk
Hock -
Hall
Thomas ...
Custer ....
e teuton ..,
Hoag
lind
9,108 27,402
Kepablleaa.
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bright AJstlur
3
32
15)
25
8
522
36
13,8
1U3
41
162
62
4.;
&s
57
39
71
7
84
36
8
187
41
106 140
270 7
104 88
HO 48 -
174 32
2 714
122 138
63i 645
22 13
61 3o
Uw ta
142 PCt
252 215 s
267 238
53 75 N
2160 52
1447 1-S
ao-J 217
268 .Tf7
TS 252
m si
277 17
ti 186
J08 in
8S 184
1.56 8
33 35
r46 312
n k2
Ifol 46
Totals 10276 Ifol (46 Iti,
I.ieatraaat Gorfrnor, Oenaerat.
Pearson. Potts. Snavelv
Krown 73 Kl 20
Belmont Restaurant Re-opens August 24th
After Remodeling and Decorating
NOTWITHSTANDING the recent advanced cost in
meats, provisions, etc., The Belmont Restaurant
will continue to handle nothing but the best the.
market affords; properly cooked and prepared, in a perfect
ly ventilated and strictly sanitary place at prices that will make you
wish that you had visited us before, No governmental food inspector
is more careful than we in the selection of fresh, pure and nourishing
food stuffs. Many people have been heard to comment on the wonder
ful business we have enjoyed and those who knew of us by reputation
only, a short time ago, are of the opinion that the reason must be qual
ity food at popular prices. We will give you quick service when in a
N RAI p hurry, or when you have more, time to enjoy the savory, delicious food
C.N. ball, Prop. serve(j to'suit the most particular patronage, you will appreciate tho
variety offered for your selection. Music by the New Edison Disc Phonograph.
Plate Dinner, 1 1 A. M. to 2 P. M 25c. 1516 Dodge Street. Open All Night.
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A wonderful offer, one that will not last forever.
The World Renowned UNDERWOOD TYPE
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years' experience we have never had a better offer.
Buy now while you have the chance as, we repeat,
it will not last forever Mail orders will receive
our most careful attention. We prepay charges
and guarantee safe delivery. The opportunity
many have been waiting for. Don't miss it. Order
today. !
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i7-10 So. I III. $1. Eilibliih.d It Y ami
ffWmm
It I C
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"Those Drawers Won't
Stick, John."
"Pee how the ntden of the flriwer . are enrefullT ronnded It th
hettom end fit Into the.e greoTen. (ee how elly the? tilde la and out.
If there's anythius thnt riif your temper hen yu r In a hnrrr.
John, Ifii a drawer that) atlikh. Now ,ou won't hare any mora troubia
In that line." Thla la only ooo of tba Taliiabla featurrs to
Lutfer "Cedar'Linc" Dressers
and Chiffoniers
Thre't th eedar hottom which make the lower drawer prafMeally
a rertar che.t. there the dual -proof, moose proof bottom, the atronf,
the iv refill tlnlaMnif ln"l(1e na well a outaldo, and aereral others.
' von nn ii" inori for the Miner. Why nf havathe l.e.t?
Aak Vo'' furniture dealer to ahow you. nto ua it n can i.
Luger Furniture Go.
jS8 Minneapolis, Minn.
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