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The Nebraska Advertiser
J. IT. Soid had a Ally cut ao badly in
a barb wire 'once a fow days ago tbat
It will havo to bo killed.
Mrs. I'augh loft for bor homo at
Saltan, Kansas, Thursday, after a
lengthy visit with her sisters, Mrs. 8.
T, Argabrlght and Misa Lizzie Lowark.
Mrs. 8. M. Kliae, who has been
visiting ber daughters, Mrs. Woodward
and Mrs. Yackloy, for a few days,
started for her home in Garnett, Kas.,
Thursday.
A Lincoln correspondent nays:
Wednesday afternoon the supreme
court listened to the arguments of the
attorneys Interested in the biennial
election law case. The opponents of
the bill urge that it files directly in the
face of the constitutional provision
which requires that thero be an elect
ion eacb year. This language is so
dear, explicit and unambiguous that it
was claimed there could be no other
Interpretation. On tho other hand,
the friends of tho measure insist that
the provision referred to is complied
with from the fact that tho bill does
not abolish the annual election directly
leaving it. theoretically, while provid
ing tbat all elective officials shall be
ohosen in the even-numbered years.
In this connection towns also claimed
that the provision requiring tbat the
supreme judges be selected in the odd-
numbered years was merely directory,
intended merely for the convenience
of the state, to be superseded as soon
as the legislature could take the matter
in hand, They lawyers appearing
against the bill-In the argument today
were O. S Allen, T. C. Munger. of
Lincoln and L. S. Pemberton of Beats
rice, as friends of the court and repre
sentatives of 0. B. Polk of this city,
who made up the test case by offering
a petition to have his name placed on
the independent republican ticket as a
candidate for regent of the State Unis
versity. Tho attorneys defending the
measure were Lylo Abbott of Omaha,
former Chief Justice Sullivan, Bobcoo
Pound, Attorney General Norris
Brown and F. I. Fobs.
Tho attorneys for1 the relator urged
that the purpose of the constitution
framers was clearly to prevent the
lactlon ot the judicial and educational
officers of the state at the same time
that the political officers werechOBen.
It was absolutely denied that the
framers of this document intended to
allow the legislature any latitude in
tbat connection,
On the other hand, it was contended
that this interpretation is based on the
alleged spirit of the constitution and it
was denied that such a meaning could
ba attached to the constitution in
view of a declaration stating the
specific purpoBO to be accomplished.
The friends of the measure interpret
tho provision relating to the election of
judges could well have been construed
so a8 to require the election of the
judges in 1876 instead of 1875 under
the new constitution, and that there
fare the election ceuld have taken place
on even-numbered years in perfect ao
cordance with the organic law. The
direction tbat the election be held at
the first general election the opponents
of tho measure said was positive and
mandatory, fixing without question the
time for the first election in November
1875, and as the terms of these judges
are two, four and tlx years, respective
ly, this provision could not be carried
into effeot without holding the elects
ions in odd-numbered years, The same
argnment was made with reference to
the regents.
We will send the Advertiser, the
weekly Lincoln Stato Journal, the
Iowa Homestead, tho Farm Gazette
and the Homemaker, all one year for
only $1.50. The regular price of theso
papers is $3.25.
Huge Task
it was a huge task to undertake the
cure of such a bad case of kidney dl
seast, as that of 0, P. Collier, of Chero
kee, la., but Electric Bitters did it He
writes: "My kidneys were so far gone
I could not sit on a chair without
cushion; and suffered from dreadful
backache, headache, and debression.
In Electric Bitter, howevor, I feund a
cure, and by them was restored to per
fect hoalth. I recommend this great
tonlo medicine to all with weak kid
neyi, liver or stomach. Guaranteed by
W. W, Keeling drugglit; price 20o.
For forty years the town of Brown
villo, Nob., bus been famous for tho hos
pitality of her people and the editor of
tho Tribune can certify that up to this
day tho village of Brownvilla contin
ues to proudly support that traditional
hospitality which has mado hor famous
for a good half century. Tho funeral
services for tho late ex-Governor Robs
ort W, Furnas at Brownville yesterday
brought perhaps two thousand people
to Brownville about tho noon hour,
many of whom could nob return to
their homes until 5 or 0 o'clock In tbe
evening. No thought of having this
crowd for dinner had come to tbe good
pooplo of Brownville and within twen
ty minutes the food supply of the little
hotel and the one or two lunch rooms
had absolutely vanished and tho purs
chase of a meal became Impossible.
An hour later tho editor of tbe Tribune
was returning from tbe cemetery on
foot over the hills and valleys and fell
in with the governor of Nebraska, who
was also walking. The governor plead
guilty to a decided and aggressive buns
ger and tbe newspaper man pointed
out the futility of an attompt at pur
chasing a meal the sellers of food being
out of tbe market, for the time being.
Tbe scribe was as hungry as tbe gover I
nor ana in a council or rorage neia in
tbe next few minutes it was agreed to
apply for relief at the first residence
encountered on tbe road. This was
done at a pretty white cottage setting
In the very lay of a precipitous bluff
and shaded by splendid trees, tbe lawn
a carpet of bluegrass ornamented with
shrubs and flowers. A lady and gens
tleman were sitting in the shade enjoy
ing the cool breeze tbat blew steadily
from the south and tbe newspaperman
advanced with much trepidation to
make tbe first genuine "beg" of bis life
for "food for two." In a few wordB
the plight' of the wayfarers and tbe
identity of one of them was disclosed
and a plea entered for a ''piece of bread
and butter." Tbe plea fell on atten
tlve ears and kindly hearts for within
a few moments the two foragers were
seated at r charmingly arranged table
in the coziest of dining rooms paatak
Ing of a lunch that would have charm,
ed the most delicate palate and satins
fled the most capricious appetite. The
memory of those delicious home grown
berries, of the whitest bread and most
golden butter ever made and of the
many other delicacies provided, will
remain long after.the recollections of
the man-made dinners of tbe celebrated
bostelries of the country have been
forgotten. Not less by any means was
the charming and sincere welcome
accorded the wayfarers by tbe house
hold whoBB uninvited guests they, for
tbe time being; were. Inquiry deveN
oped tbe factthat the governor and the
editor were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Kauffman. May all good things of the
world come to them and their reward
be always equal to their exceptional
hospitality and native ' kindness of
heart. The moral of the story is, if
you are going on a tramp take a govers
nor with you they are bandy to have
around la case of hunger. Nebr. City
Tribune.
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VrM.BOAMPBELL, Trcs. F. E. ALLEN. Vlce-Pres.
ELMER E, ALLEN, CttBhlor.
BANK OF NEMAHA
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA
Capital Stock, $5,000
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Report of the Condition of tho
BANK OF NEMAHA
Charter No.' 63$
Of Noirmlm, in tho stato of 'Nebraska, at the
ciosooi uiiBincus May iyot.
KESOUItCES
Loans mid discounts $18011 or,
Overdrafts, secured and.unsecured 150 O
lluuklug housolfurnitureand fixtures 1141 6tf
Current expenses and taxes paid 149 lis
l)uo from national, stato and private
banks ami bankers 10098 to
Total cash on hand 1237 71
Total 137724 04
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid In (6000 06
Burplus fund luoo 00
Undivided profits - VMO
Individual deposit-, subject to cheek 3024Ltfi
Oemand certificates of deposit
Time ccrtincates of deposit....,.... .. 1
Total
.$37724 C1
State of Nobmtka, 1
county 01 ixemaun, I
88.
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named bank, do sotomnly iwoar tbat the
above statement Is correct and-a true copy
of tho report made to the Btate Banking
Board.
ELMEIt E. ALLEN, Cnshier.
Alien 1. u.
Subscribed and sworn' toTbeforoe
Attest
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BOULONINA IS
45048
Imported Percheron, black or seal
brown, u very licb color, beavy bone,
good feet and aci lun, kind disposltioD,
and .will weigh 1800 when in good
Ileal).
BOULONNAI3 was fottled.Aprlt 2(5, 1899.
bred by M. I'olrlor, Si. Ulphace, Surthe,
Pranci. Sire. Mor8e (40383), he by BeHlguo
(106'),he by Uril limit 111,11110(2910), ollowliic
a nol)o ancestry liaok to the fumoiiH Jenn-lo
Blanc (739). Dum, llrepls (21S09), by Oscar
belonging to M. Le Marquis d Ardent.
LUDWICK
32073
Standard and registered, sired by
Pat L. 2:01)1,'; dam, Sadie Vera by
Talavera; 2nd dam, Betay Trotwood
by McMahon, 2:21. Dark bav, foaled
1n 1807, stands 10 bauds high, weighs
1850 pounds.
Both horses will make the seapon of
1005 at the. N. 0. Bohl farm, 40 rods
east of ,How8,Nebr. Boiilonnais at
S15.00, andLudwick at S10.00, to in
sure 'mare in foal, money due when
nare is known to ba in foal. Care will
be taken to prevent accidents, but
should any occur will be nt owner's
risk.
CHARLES BOHL, Mgr.
THOS. H. JONES, Ownor, Howe.
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