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TO CHICAGO: The National Farm Land Congress and United States
Land and Irrigation Exposition, also The Great Inter
national Live Stock Exposition the moat wonderful exhibition ot farm pro
ducts ever lwld in this country. Students of modern fanning methods and of
improved grades of live stock should attend; rates open to the public.
Tickets sold November 15th, 19th, 28th, 20th, 30th, Dec 6th and 7th,
final limit December 13th.
TO OMAHA! National Corn Exposition, December 6th to 18th. A new
new Exposition in character and scope. The future ben
efits of this Exposition should mean increased uealth to every farm.
WINTER TOURIST RATES: Daily from November 1st. to Southern and
Cuban resorts. Seo the New South and
enjoy its winter climate, the hospitality
grand hotels.
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MARTIAL LAW AT CAIRO
State Troops Guard Jail and Order la
Restored.
Cairo, 111., Nov. 13. Thtj arrival of
tht state militia apparently cowed the
spirit of tho duBpornto men who
lnched Will James, 11 negro, find
Henry Salinor. No attompt hns boon
mailo to storm tho county jail, whore
Aitluir Aloxnndor, a nogro Implicated
by .Innios In his confession In tho kill
ing of Miss Ann,lo Pelloy, Ib confined.
Tho Jail Is surrounded by mombors
ot company K of Cairo, ami tho differ
ent companies of tho militia ns thoy
nrrlvo nro liolng stationed along the
btreets whore the "mob congregated
during the night.
Many citizens, whllo cot.uom.nlng
the notion ot tho mob, nro satlstiod
with tho night's work. Mayor Parson!
snld ho did not anticipate nny furthoi
trouble, ovon though Alexander is Uo
Ing kept hero. Five other companion
of tho stnto mllltta arrlvod and it Is
expected tho S00 men will bo able to
prevent any outbreak. Tho city Is
now quiet No effort has boon nmdo to
loam the identity of tho lynchors.
BOY BANDIT A NOVEL READER
Wounded Victims at New Albany In
Serious Condition.
Louisville, Nov. 13 The condition
of John K. Woodwatd, president ol
tho Merchants National Hank of New
Albnn, and Jumis Tucker, tho nogro
chauffeur, who were wounded by
Thomas .lefforsou Hal, tho boy bandit
of l.oulsIllc, In tho lattor's sonsa
tionnl attompt to rob tho bank, is
practically unehange-,1. Piosldont
Woodward is in a serious condition.
The negro In not expoclod to lle.
llnll, tho bandit, who will have to
answer luMr for the murder of J. Han
gury Fawcett, the cnshlor of the bank,
takes his arrest coolly. Ills stepmoth
er, who Tisited him, was naked what
sort of novels the boy read.
"Oh, 1 don't know their names," wae
the reply, "but he always kupt three or
four new ones In tho house. As fn&t
ns one -was road ho would trade It for
another. Ho was never without thorn."
BULLOCK IN SECOND ROBBERY
Kansas Boy Bandit Kills Self When
Cornered by Mob.
Lawrence., Kan., Nor. 15. A curious
crowd of people here viewed tho dond
body of Earl Uullock, tho boy bandit,
who committed suicide following the
bold robbery of the State hank at Eu
doxn, near here. '
During tho progrosB of tho Inquest
William McKay, tho fifteen-year-old
Jacksonrlllo (Kin.) lad who took part
In the affair, anxiously paced his cell
in the county Jail here. McKay spent a
restless and penitent night. Ho had
uo further desire, he said, to be a "real
rohbor like Bullock."
Instead, he'lnquired anxiously as to
the condition of Frederick Starr, the
bank cashier whom Uullock had shot
In the Jaw. For this crime, as well as
that of bank robbing, McKay probably
muKt suffer and ie realized tho fact
keenly. McKay was relieved when told
Stasr would recover.
'INDICT SUGAR OFFICIAL
Officer of Trust Js Held by Federal
Grand .Jury.
New York, Nov. 13. James Bender
nagel, for more than thirty years su
perintendent of theHavemeyer & Elder
refinery In Williamsburg, tho largest
plant oF tho American Sugar Refining
company, was arrested on a charge of
defrauding tho gorernment by false
weighing. The Indictment includes In
Its terms also the co called big six
Oliver Spltzer, Thomas Kehoe, Ed
waid A. Boyle, Jena M. Voelkor, John
R. Coyle and Patrick J. Bennsesy, all
of whom have been previously Indict
ed on similar charges. The six were
BendemageP8 associates in the capac
ity of agents and boss weighers at the
Williamsburg plant.
BOY BANDIT KILLS HIMSELF
Running Battle Between Officers and
the Lad.
St. Louis, Nov- 15. For nearly an
hour a boy bandit, identified by the
police as Andrew Slander, who Is
wanted In connection with the robbery
of tho bank at Nova Scotia, Ralney
River, Ontario, engaged four detec
tives in a desperate running battle,
which extended over three miles and
ended In his suicide.
BOLT KILLS FLYING DUCKS
Missouri Farmer Picks Up Forty-six
Dead Fowls After Storm.
Chlllicothe. Mo., Nov. 13. During a
heavy rain lightning kjlled a flock of
ducks flying over the homo or Jacob
Brunor, a few miles south of this city.
Brunor walked Into his yard and
picked up forty-six.
Sentenced for Land Frauds.
San Francisco, Nov. 15. Dr. G. W.
Dwlnnello, a Republican presidential
elector In 1908, convicted of conspir
acy to defraud the government of pub
lic lands, was sentenced by United
States District Judge Do Haven to Im
prisonment for one year In tho Ala
moda Jail and to pay a flno of $1,000.
Peary Gets Captaincy.
Washington, Nov. 15. Commander
Poary, tho Arctic explorer, will bo pro
moted to tho rank of captain Oct. 20,
1910, according to Assistant Secre
tary Wiuthrop of tho navy depart
ment. On that date Captain U. S. G.
White will be retired on account of
age.
Another Football Player Is Dead.
Washington. Nov. 15. Archer Chris
tian, tho 'eft halfback on the Univer
sity of Virginia football team, who was
injured ia the game with Georgetown,
died frcn csrebral hemorrhage.
NEBRASKA NEWS
May Make an Example of De
linquent Counties,
NINE FAIL TO SEND RETURNS
Vote Comas In Slowly Because County
Officials Do Not Comply With the
Law Railway Commission Will
Look Into Giving of Pass to City En
glnecr Dobson of Lincoln by Burling
ton Railroad.
Lincoln, Nob., Nov. 1C The state
camnssing lioard may take a notion tp
make nn example of ininu at the coun
ties In this stute which continually
and persistently refuse to sonil In tholr
ilectlon returns according to the law.
The law specifies Just when these re
turns must be made to tho atuto board
and thero Is a penalty nttnehod unless
that law is complied with.
The conntloB which delayed sanding
In returns are the following: Boyd,
Douglas, Flllmoiu, Furnas, Holt, Hook
er, McPheraon, Nance and Scott's
Lluff. It was reported unofficially that
Jioiiglus had sent down its returns,
but tho package failed to got to the
8eietary of state. Of tho othors, six
lime sont In the original returns, but
failed to send in duplicates, so they
wire not oponod until tho stnto can
assiug board mot today.
Engineer Dobson's Pass.
When tho stnto railway commission
gets ovor Its present rush of work it
may find tlmo to Investigate tho nc
ceptnnco of a pass by City Englnoor
Adna Dobson of Lincoln from tho Bur
lington to make n trip to the wost end
of tho Btato. Tho railway commission
has Interpreted tho law to mean that
porsonB eligible to recolvo a pass must
deoto a major portion of tholr tlmo to
working for a rallrond company or
memberB of their Immediate fnmllloa
dependent upon tht in. As Mr. Dobson
is city engineer of Lincoln, tho com
mission bus not yet been nblo to figure
Just how he could ho devoting a major
portion of his time to tho business of
the Durllngton railroad. Tho fact thnt
tho pass was given to Mr. Dobson was
shown in tho report of the railroad to
the commission.
STREET CAR HITS HEARSE
Coffin is Thrown Out and Smashed In
Accident at Lincoln.
Lincoln, Nob., Nov. 15. Whllo tho
funeral of Mrs. L. W. Burke, a Lincoln
woman, was proceeding to Wyuka
cemetery the hearse was run Into by a
street car within a short distance of
the cemetery. The casket waB thrown
out of tho hearse, which was badly
smashed, and rolled Into the road. Tho
covering over the face of the corpse
was broken and the glass fell onto tho
face. When the casket fell the corpse
was turned onto Its side.
When the relatives realized what
had happened they became hysterical
nnd the body wbb rushed to the receiv
ing ault, where Undertaker Roberts
rearranged the corpse
Tho husbnnd of the dead womnn
announced thnt he would prosecute
the company for carelessness. Wnlton
G. Roberts, the undertaker, hns made
several complaints, ns have other un
dertakers, of the cnrelessnesB of tho
street car company In rushing their
cars through funeral processions.
FIVE BANDITS FOUND GUILTY
Convicted of Robbing Union Pacific
Train at Omaha.
Omaha, Nov. 12. Tho five men.
William Mathews, alias Marvin: D. W.
Woods, alias Dan Downer; Fred Tor
Benson, Frank Grigware, alias Gordon,
and Lawrence J. Gordon, alias Jack
Shelton, charged with holding up the
Union Pacific passenger train and rob
bing the mall car at Mud cut, outBlde
of tho HmltB of this city, on the night
of May 22 last, were found guilty by
the Jury on all counts,
The case has been on trial since
Oct. 25, during which time tho gov
ernment presented more than a hun
dred witnesses.
The closing nddressos to the Jury
were made by Attorney McFarland for
the dofense and District Attorney Goss
for tho proaecullon, after which Judge
T. C. Munger gave his Instructions.
May Play Ames and Missouri. .
Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 1C The athletic
gossip at Nebraska points to a resump
tion of games with Ames and Mis
souri. Tho Ames gnme was dropped
this year for no other reason than that
the two managements could not got to
gether on a date. Ames has boon play
ing Buperb football in recent years
and tho Cornhusker studonis nre in
Bisting upon a resumption of relations
with Ames. Missouri, too, 1b Borjously
In prospect.
Aged Groom Kills Himself at Lynch.
cynen, .eu., .Nov. 15. Ike Pete,
fcged eighty five years, commlttod sul
ld here because of a "spat' he had
with his forty five-year-old bride, whom
ho had married in Illinois two weeks
ago After the quarrel ho walkod to
the back door and shot himself pete
hnd been prominent in north Nebraska
for thirty years.
McGrath Killed by Cars.
Grand Island, Neb., Nov. 15. Louis
T. McGrath, a prominent employee- of
tho Union Pacific and highly esteemed
among his fellow craftsmen, was
killed in the local yards by be'-?
crushed between two cars whllo
switching.
r AVERY TO HELP MILLERS "
Regents Will Send Chancellor to Des
Moines Bleached Flour Hearing.
Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 15. Chancellor
Satnuol Avery of the University ot Ne
braska will givo export testimony iu
tho famous "blenched flour" case at
Dob Moines this week. Ho will repro
Bout tho Nebraska millors who nre do.
fondants In tho cftso.
Tho Dos Moines case la that nrlc.n..
from tho o.dnion volcod by Seen tit:
Wilson of the departmc.it of agii-ul
ture, In which he declan'd t.te Uit.u 1
lug process Injured the tli laitti ol
flour to such an extent as inakf ir
unfit for us under the pm food Ihws
At his direction a shipment of Nrti.HL
ha flour that had h'en iiim bed, aitu
his decision, as iseUed b govern
mont officials,
The Nebraska millers and the jro
ernment have agreed to make the D a
Moines hearing a test case, each ld
having promised to abldo by the do
clslou rendered at tho Iowa capital
Since the stoppage In lows both sides
hne been gathering testimony to
glvo nt tho trial and tho Nebraska
millers, almost ns soon ns tho Hour
was seized, called upon ChamHlor
Avory to help them out by rIvIiik tho
results of his investigations with tl.3
blenching procoss.
Before he accepted tho chair of
chancellor, Dr. Avery was head of the
department of chemistry nt the state
university, and during tho onrly patt
of his teaching csroar ho tested the rf
fects of bleaching and ctfmo to the con
elusion that the process objected to
by Secretary Wilson has no lnjurto is
effect on (lour.
Tho regents regnrd the flour case ns
ot greatest Importance to the stnt n
a whole and they havo ordered the
chancellor to do all ho can to help the
millors. Just now the milling buslp'-ss
Js one of tho hlg industries of thr
stale, employing many people and rorf
rosonting much capital. If Secretary
Wilson should win tho case at Dca
Moines tho whole milling industry In
Nebraska would bo practically ruined,
for unblonched Nebraska flour cannot
stand competition with certnln other
brands which nro not grently afftitrd
by tho blenching process. .
GAINES SLAIN IN HIS HOME
This Is View Expressed by Omaha Of
ficers at Work on Case.
Omaha, Nov. 12. That James
Gaines, the negro clubman, was mur
doied within his own homo, is the firm
belief of tho detectives who nro in
vestigating the enso. They attribute
this belief to the fact that blood was
lound within the door of tho Gaines
residonco nnd from recent domestic
difficulties in which Gnlncs and his
wifo have been involved.
It hns now been determined thnt
Gnlnes was first shot In front nnd tht
remaining shots fired as he lay face
downward on the ground.
Mrs. Gaines nnd her daughter are
still held at police headquarters, but
have not been formally charged.
Becaime of the maudlin curiosity in
the killing Coroner Heafey decided to
hold the inquest In the police court,
being convinced the morgue would be
far from !agc enough to accommodate
the crowd thot Is suro to attend.
Charles Story, a white man, recently
discharged from the Nebraska ponl
tentlnry, wob shot and killed by Will
Inm Smith, a negro, whllo trying to
break Into tho lattor's room. Smith
fired through the door.
BARTON'S INSURANCE FP3HT
8tate Auditor Opposes Ccipnti .s fcr
Sale of Stoc'x.
Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 12. Stnto Ami
Itor Bnrton is opposed to InBiirnccv
compunles Belling stock through
agents whose pay Is taken out of the
money paid for the stock. Along the
same lino ho will ask for legislation
making It Illegal for any Insurance
company to transact business .in Ne
braska whose capital stock has not
been fully paid up and to prohibit any
Insurance company hereafter formed
to do business In the state if the cost
of Its organization nnd stock spies
has exceeded 5 per cent of the totnl
sum contributed by the stockholders.
FIRST FALL SNOWSTORM
Northern Nebracka and Southern
South Dakota Covered.
Norfolk, Neb, Nov., 13. A driving
snowstorm, tho first of tho season, de
scended last night. The storm covered
northorn Nebraska and southern South
Dakota and wbb accompanied by a de
cided drop In temperaturo.
Reduced Rates for Corn Show.
Omaha. Nov. it; special railroad
rates will bo given for the National
Corn exposition from nil points In the
east, noith of the Ohio river. Tho
Central Pnssenner association hns an
nounced a rate of a fare and one-half
lor the round tilp from Its entire terri
tory. This rate will arcommoJato a
large number of people who expect to
attend tho corn show, as excursions
are already being worked up from In
uiana. Ohio and Illinois. This will
1 .ake the round trip rate from Chicago
Ij umana ?15.
Ncbraskan Building Flying Machine.
isonoiK, .ob.. Nov. 15. David
Smith, a farmer from Itevoro. Gar
field county, Neb., gave a contract to
W. C. Ahlman, a Norfolk mechanic, to
build n new style aoroplano, which he
has been Inventing four years and has
Just patentod. Tho machine Is worked
by bicycle pedaling, and tho wings
flap up and down. Smith paid Ahlman
100 as evidonce of good faith.
Pellagra Victim at Durham, N. C.
Durham, N. C. Nov. 13. Miss Mag
gie Hutohins died hero of pellagra,
mailing the tenth victim of the dlease.
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HAVE YOU PAID YOUR
PERSONAL TAX?
Taxes are due Nov. 1. Pptcnnni
taxes delinquent Dec. 1. Land tax
delinquent May 1. Interest 10 per
cent from dato of delinquency. Real
estate advertised for sale the first week
in October and sold for taxes the first
Monday in November. In all com
munications i dative to taxes, please
give description of property.
Frbd Mollring. Co. Treasurer.
LEGAL, NOTICK
In nutrtct Court of Box itutto county, No-
In tliu tnutter of the application
of J. F Keiuiu, (luaitiliinoftliq
tfeUite of Willlura J Koauft, 11
minor for pcrtnUMun to soil roul
vniuit).
On rt-dillnf ami filing tliu petition, dulv
verified, of X 1'. KV.,.10. (HmrdlHij " f l "l c Ve
son and eUtt of U llllmu j Koiino. a minor
fori ecnwt sell the following drltKWruui
ohtatt; sltiiHttA 111 tlib -omitu- 0f Iticlinntan
and I ox Jlutte. tho lund In Itlehurdson coun
ty lwliiBdfM.-rli.eU br Ijtn NuwlM-r'Ihruo of
the NortliHPht Quarter of footlon Thium!
.."'i. ',Jav-'rc"0,hl,s,lhBat Quarter
r. t"' 1"rtwe,,t,Q',wr ot bald Section
'I hrefl. nil In rowi.ilili) No Thn-o. Itanso Six"
twn In wild HlelmruSein county. " '
tho lima In llux Hutte county uolngdoscrlu
ed HK the Puuiiiunkt Quarter of tMctlonHl?
Snld potlt 011 w,U.s Hint &&! luuds iuiiv Go
Mtldaml thu pnicvedK iietllii other ways
for tho reai.n that the looMiif; aftw tliu.au!
Uids and collection of tho rents tuororrom Is
MtoiidiM with juch oxpoiiM. luiouTuKtno
wh laii.1 unprintable for w,IJ uihiurVthesild
Uuid!, Uelns: fcltuated nt t,o jrreut it il Ltu ice
apart, that kkuu ,erMm in 11. L oim.Iored tS
look Hftr mo mo which uiukos tho expense
of atu-udlns to too collection of rentaaiid
looking afmrmld funds vry t-rout.
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ain w.iuie appear i.oror mo at chawlier. at
U.'u A,011'1 ",",e '" tbi- city of Ilughvlllo
' beridun County, Nebraska. , In tho istUdiy
of Ihi-enilwr. I'.Mt, at H o'clock In tho forenoon
and .how i-auke. if any there bV. w 1, "the p"
er of Mild petition should not boKranteaaud
IcciiMj IsMiudto MiUJJ K Jeane. UuardUu
t0ii Z1!1. lu,lds for ho. PurixJso wt forth.
It 1 further ordered that a copy of thu or
der ho personally iurri-l 011 all persons lntJl
sted in said .ato at lwis ' CurtS' uS
before tho dato set for tho hearing a ad ouh!
t Val.cJ1 ttt nj,mbers In said Sheridan countv
this a day of November, 1009. ,or,uun unty
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