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an
X T. Lt V1MJMTON K. I). CUMMINS
DKS. LIVINGSTON & CUMMINS
Piiysic ans ni Sniffs
. ttfilce No. C12, Main St.
Telephone J
ttpNlrifiicc Telephone Ir. Mvlnp'ton. 49.
lceHlileuc Teleplume Dr. Cummin. 33.
Surveyors
JIVIL EN :INKKU hurt hUKVKYOK
E. E. HILTON.
SkUinates and pirns of all w rk furnished aud
Kecorus kekt.
Office in Martin IJlook.
PlTT8MOUTII - NEJIKAKKA
C. IvA"2ES,
County Surveyor
AND
CIVIL ENGINEER.
All orders left with County Clerk will
njceive prompt attention.
OFFICE IN COURT HOUSE.
AW OFFICE
Wm. L. BROWN.
lVn-on.il attention to all but-lueso entrusted
tm my ova
.(T.KY In OFUCR
TiMes examined, Abstract compiled, Innur
nce written, real estaieeold.
lietterlacilitit' for making Farm boane Hum
ANY OTHER AuKNUi
PIJLTTS.MOUTH MCBK4SKA
jTTORNEY
A. N. SULLIVAN.
Attorney at-Law. Will Riv prompt attention
n all huHinexs entrusted, to hiui. Ofiice in
Vuiou block, Kat Hide, I'lattf mouth. Neb.
JTTOKNEY A UW.
WINDHAM & DAV1E&
. B. WINDHAM. JOHN A. DAYIE8.
Notary 1'ubllc Notary l'ubllc
Office over Bank ol Cass County.
Rattsmouth .... Nebrawha
Banks
Cor Main and Fifth street.
Paid tip capital .?50TCoo
Surplus 23 00
OFFICERS
X3. 11. Tarn el u
President
Vice President
Caslieii
Afrst Cashier
Krerl (Jorfer
J. M. l'ait'jrson
T. M. Patterson,
DIRECTORS
C H. Parrnele, .T. M. Patterson, Fred Gorder.
A, 15. Sniiili, l;. I',. Winoliatu. li. S. Jiauirey and
T. M. Patterson
A. GENESAL UAKS1KC BUSINESS
TRAM SATED
Accounts solicited. Interest allowed on t'me
"Tfleposifs ; in! prompt atti t.Uoiigiveu r ail tus
fciess enlnisleti to its cure.
The Citizens
B A N K
rLATTg:.i.;i;Tii - nehhakka
Cayital stock pnid in $5-1 n (
Authorizod Capital, $100,000.
OFFICERS
FRANK CA'.iltUTH. JOS. A. CONNOli.
Frei:l.p.t. Vice-Pittsl :
W. II. CUSMLSG. Cashier.
DIKECTOKS
Frank I'nrrn'!' ,;. A. Cf i nor. F. It. Outu-.an.
J. W. Jolm" n. Henry Krsck. John O'Keefe
W. D. r.lt-rriani. Wn. Weteneamp, W.
If. Cusliing.
transacts:! GENERAL BANKING EUSiNES
Bse.es crJtMcates of deposits bearlnR interest
Buys and sells exchange, county and
city sureties.
First National
BANK
OF FLATTSMOUTII. NEBRASKA
Taid op capital jno.oca.oo
Surplus io.(xao4
UWers the verv bet facilitien for the prvmp
transaction of ligltimato
Stocks, bond, (rold. Kvernment and local wt
caritien bought and snltl. Ueposlljf reocivPd
nnd interest allowed on the certiflcatee
rrts drawn, available ta any part of the
United State and all the principal town of
Scrape.
otxMrno JiAim axb rEomttf Kxarr-
TFD.
Hujhc-st nia--kot pricn pnid for Coanty War
nuit.s. State ana County tiouua.
DIKKCTOIW
John Kttzrroralil f). llswys-wr.h
Slam lVii);h, V. E. Will's
ierS V.. Dovpy
lbo FlUi-aJ.J. S. Waugli.
Prrtfiiinot o'arh'i
PERIQiVS - HOUSE,
i 17, 210, 221 and 223 Main St.,
lattsmouth, - Mcbraska.
rT. M. BONS, Prorriotor.
Ihe Perkins bscu tJiorughly
retioyatel irom top to bottom and Li
now one of th lMf-t hotels in the tate
Boarders will bij rs.kep bv -fjj n
LZ0 and up.
GOOD BAH CONNECTED
Mind wsaderinc enre. BnolnlMTnal
Kl in one raanut. TnstlrioDtais fmm ail
until of tlLB irlob. IVwpertaa poirt
Ussnk of CzissCo mat j
K 1
EJVE
nUULikJllVll Ul I LL.
How Government Officials Swell
Their Salaries.
PURSUING THE PENSION SHARKS.
Secretary Iliu ney After Conselencclens
Claim Agent Holluvr Hum Ilcar's
Complaint Aaiiist the SoMi.-rt The.
House Passes n Iiill Over a Veto.
Washington-, Feb. 11. A sub-committee
of the house committee on the
judiciary whichi spei.j smw time last
session in investigating charges of ille
gal practice. in federal courts in various
part's of tlie country, submitted its re
port to the full committee. Copious
extracts from the testimony taken aro
embodied in tho report to show the
character and extent of the practices in
dulged in. These practices, the report
shows, embrace tho general suspou do.n
of sentences pronounced on persons
convicted of violating the internal rev
enue and the timber cutting laws, prin
cipally in the districts of West Virginia
and northern Georgia, aud in the north
ern, middle and southern districts of
Alabama, thus encouraging methods of
fee-making practiced by United States
district attorneys, marshals and their
attorneys, commissioners, clerks of the
federal courts, and other ohicers con
nected with the judicial 'department of
the government. Hie committee isays
that this practice of suspending sent
ence has Ikhti carried to an extent that
is reprehensible, and it recommends
legislation providing that in criminal
cases, upon conviction, the judge shall
immediately pronounce sentence unless
there is some good cause for delay. The
evidence shows, says the report, that
men are induced by deputy marshals
and United States commissioners to
make complaints against each other for
violations of tho internal revenue and
timter laws, aro arretted by the deputy
marshals and brought before the com
missioners, where, after a hearing, they
are lxnml over to court, often becoming
bail for each other, and appearing before
the court as defendants, witnesses and
bail. They come up in batches, and at
one time in the state of Alabama eighty
nine men from Marion county pleaded
guilty at Iluntsville, aud at another
time forty-one men from Lamar county
pleaded guilty at Birmingham of viola
tions of the internal revenue law, aud
in both instances sentences were sus
pended and defendants discharged with
out punishment. It is shown by the re
port that a large number of witnesses
are summoned in nearly every case, the
federal officers charging for c very petty
service performed in securing them, in
creasing their mileage allowances by
making unnecessary trips, and th: e. the'
pocket allowances intended for wi l.nesses
and others who pay their own charges.
United States commissioners by these
means secure annual incomes ranging
from .,()!).) to siS.OOD. Comtiii sioner
II -nrv L. Lillet, at Boston. Mass., is
critic ised for obtaining fees by pr.tctices
stH-;i as r':e U
c .i; k:-I'.j:. i'Kdi i:i:;i:
Tito I.llas Iutlio IStiildin" IJill l'asse.l
Over the ln si .U a t's Veto.
WASiiixiiTt". Feb. 11. In llw seiiaic
several bills of minor importance were
pas-vd. The naval anpropria.titai bill
wa: c-.r-nsii lered and after a number of
comnv;tt?e am-'mhnents were a.Ioptcl.
the rill went over. A m.v.sa'-e
from the jiresi-lent in rcfcreaoi; .o tlie
Da-.--.u:i ib. iiii'-iir w-us received a : 1 re-fer.'i.-.i.
xa-j pivstvi.-tit's uie.-ivg-.' veto
ing ike bill fer a ublic bni 1: L ag at
D.iila, Tex., v. Irii tho actio. i at the
liow.'e ;.s;-.iug the bill over the .?. , w;ts
j)rr.:.e-'.ed aud referred. Jlaie., es on
tin- la: e i representative Walker el lil'iA
:;o". ri wi re delivered by Messrs. Cock-
reJI, Kerry, Carlisle and Vest, and the
sen ale as a mark of r.'spe.ct adjo irned.
In th-' "if;uh;e the committee on coin
age, weignts and measures was granted
leave to su during the sessions of the
house. The bill for a public builing at
Dallas. Tex., which was vetoed by the
pre-ideut. was rt ported back and the
bill pa.T si over the veto.. The legisla
tive appropriation bill was carri' d into
coramitu-e of the whole and in a general
debate I!r. Dalzoll of Pennslvania
made a long bjxech in defense of Com
mander ReiUir's position in thj li-jrrun-dia
ali'air a:id iu criticism of Secretary
Tracy's order relieving lienor. 31 r.
L wlgvt replied, sustaining the secretary.
Vi: hoar. iiispingof tie bill, thj ttoase
adjourned.
Hollow Horn irear'n Coaiplaial.
VAsnrv.iTON, Feb. 11. Ommissioner
Morgan held an informal conference
with Hollow Horn Heax in relation to
tho mutter he mentioned to Secretary
No'ide Monday. He was accompanied
bv Whir,- Oh.-wt and One-To-Play-With.
lie charged that wdiile tlie military h;wl
eouirol over lh) res'rvations during the
Lite trouble, the soldiers were the cause
of a'.great many prostitutes among the
Indtim women. A greai manv of the
Koldie.rs weat through the ceremony of
marriage with the squaws, the Latter
believing that tl'V were doing well by
marrying the svuliers. UuUow Horn
Boar haid tluit he did not know whether
it tvw desirable to the sinaws that tho
ofiivrs' allow th rwjldiers Uj tj of7 aud
leave their wives and i-.hil'be'M depend
ent for suppjj t Um)u the IndL'Lus. "I
do not care to do that any longer," bo
s-'tid, "and it is f"mething I know did
(H'eur on nnr rvervations and I know by
others. Therefore I do not e-ire ro have
the mUiUirv nearixir airenci-." t
Komi Ketlnmptionir 5iw llxnk.
"WasiiiniiTox. Feb. 11. -The treury
department, under its new c.ircul.w of
Oct. 6. 1 -;"! , risl-xinM. $.10.1)00 4 per
cent bouds. The comptroller of the
currency's crti filiates authorizing the
following national banks to begin busi
ness were issued: The Firvt National
Bank of Athens, Oregon, capital ?-' 0,0jO;
the First National Dank of Uvalde,
Tex., capital $50,000; the American
National band of Baltimore ML, capital
$200,000.
Washington, Feb. 11. Senator
ZlearBt passed a very comfortable day,
and is reported considerably better thn
h was.
A Fifteen Million Dollar Corporation He
Kin Operation.
St. Louis, Feb. 11. A gigantic min
ing de;U has just been carried through,
in which St. Louis, Chicago and New
York capital is involved. The organiza
tion is known jis the San Miguel Con
solidated Mining company. Tho object
of this concern, it is said, is to buy up
and control all the free goli c'aiet-.,
numbering one hundred or more. f i!t;
San Miguel mining district, tog-iner
witli water rights, mills and mill idles,
and to develop the mine. and work tn ;
property, lt is learned that th" capi'al
stock of the company i !,D''M.'.i'.M, di
vided into 1.5!) 'J-'"' shares, of a l r
value; cf SjdO er.e'i. I'll;
I ! ion sand
market in
shares are to v. ce 1
Boston and In" w 1'; '; k.
tl.
Mr. I'Kiitlift's Vlny.
Omaha, Feb. II. Last October
v.lun
Miss lio:;o Cogldan vr;n playing in this
city, T.Ir. Rokert I'eal.ie. managing ed
itor .f The World-Herald, read io her a
sketch entitled "iVanro (Jdliel i," a
dramatization of Chariea ILeades sketch
called "Art." Miss Coghlan was gn-at-ly
ple.-t.-e.t with t4:e play, vd later on
retuni"d the maiu'eripi., which is now
i.u the M ,ses iiou of A. M. lkihiK r of
Kcw Yt;vk. Mr. 1'eatti'1 has lx-en ia
1'onned that Miss .Jogi;Ia: it about to
prodiTVi tt on'-:w. play in l'hiiadepi)ia,
entitled "Art." It is vi iy e i lent i Ji.it
it is from Mr. iVattie's dramatization,
and as he h;v received 'io credit for tlie
:mthorslii:, nr no royalty for the rights
to the play, it is possible that his extort
h'ive bet:n waited. Had this trtmsac
h,T. btv.u V.ftv.'ixn J-ien, thi;' action .f
Miss f 'o;:b:,i!i ould l ightly Ik termed
.no.-t disiiouor.iblo, but now Mr. Peat tie
does not ke.uw what to think of it.
Io I'seprt SntVeiinp; from Iniliien.u
1'aius, Feb. 11. The seven) winter
wliich has been experienced in Pari ; :iml
throughout Europe has told heavily on
Count Ferdinand de Leissejw, who is &i
ears old and not vvell able P resist the
eltHts of such a season. notwitiLst : rul
ing his robust eoiistimtion and goiutral
good Ileal th. lie has been milLving
from a serious attack of influenza, and
for some time h.us h.;ul a jmysiciau in
attendance sit his bedside, to administer
eafino and other stimulants. Ha is now
recovering.
Only u Winter Story.
Clkvei.axd, O., Feb. 11. Tho story
telegraphesl from hero in divers direc
tions that Stanley, the explorer, pur
posed giving all tlie presents he had re
ceived from crowned heads and others,
consisting of diamonds, etc., to 0u.
Booth for tho Salvation Army is a piece
of fiction. At Akron, O., where Stan
ley lit:turol, he informed a reporter that
ho "did not know anything alont it,"
and denied the story in all its details.
Ulaiac Contradicted.
Ottawa, Ont., Feb. 11. George E.
Fowler, minister of finance, has made
public a letter .to his constituents in
which he directly contradicts Secretary
Blaine's recent statement that no pio
josals whatever have been made by the
United Stat--s for a reciprocity coufer
?nee with Catiada, aiei reiterates Sir
Jo'an Macdoniilil's a-".-;ertion that L'.hane
:lid make such a pr.'po-itioii to Canada.
Heath While
eiht-Seeins;
Maki i.m-v Citv
a.
Feb. 11.-
While
l M. . . .in k.i ,:.'inu a i
schoel hou.-e, local
New i
Otis;1, iocaie t near ine
.;.w
rn n1
: ,--:l
Boston Breaker, -,v!t":eh vus b
down Moiulay lp'g'i! , vvre congi-i
iirotiivl t he rivlas. t:i i ei.n.'uiey P.
over, faliiug upon and iiist.'aitly i.
?Iaggie l)oyc- and injuring po
fataily, Till:-. Cra-vg, and inK-riuil'
juring Joliii Yenuig.
maps
v i;i-
:il;:iion in Tsertli !alcota.
P., Feb. U. At a :u
Faiico,
!nr
th
i.i;'.r. i ot . re v.t ;
n: -di. ri'..
:::t:e:;-r
"i r'tV.
at I-iio;h county a. kieg a.
li.r.re. One lr.;;i.Ir -d ;.r, i
. tkere are in ne a of iiUe.
t;U
;:tv
lie
::ce
m 1 h way ol I. ioa to -:--ve::i
arvat k-:i. The i,o;jrd t trade
a'...- oiu:e
arranged for the shipment of a car I -a.i
of t'oui" at once.
O!;l';o:iia's f 'A ect Ion.
OiiLAitoriA Citv, O. T., Feb. 11. The
Republicans have applied for an injunc
tion to enjoin the county commL-t -iouers
from counting the returns cf the late
election, on ttie ground that no It gal
votes were cast because there is no act
of congress or the territorial legislature
conferring the right to vote on any one.
If this action is successful similar pro
ceedings will be taken in other counties.
IHdn't Know What They Wonted.
Causo-n, Nev.. Feb. 11. Tlie joint
committee of both houst?s of the Nevada
legislature met and decided that the
voters of this state knew nothing of the
constitutional convention when they
voted for it. After a long wrangle both
bodies finally decided that the matter
was submitted to the people wrongly
and refused to canvass the vote.
The Outlet to Fie Opened.
Arkansas City, Kan., Feb. 11. Mr.
Cowlson of Kingfisher has just returned
from a visit, to Washington. He re
ports that he heard directly from Presi
dent ILonLun tliat the Cherokee Outlet
would be thrown open for ettlement in
the spring. CoL A. A. Newmau of this
city is in receipt of news to the sa.tne
effect.
Tlie National 1 jieampioeut Fund.
Lajx'sixu, Mich.. Feb. 11. A joint
resolution was introduced m the house.
providing that the question of appropri- j
ating "VO.OOO for the national Grand '
Army of thu Republic enc.-impm-iit at .
Detroit next summer, rl-j-'l le decid.sl !
by submitting it to a p. ijr.l.ij" vote at '
the ppring election.
. Ilenth of Jiinn i; -,t iftli. i
Nkw York., Feb. 1 !.--..! wo lXe3path: !
the famous Irish Nationalist and lec
turer and president of the Anti-Poverty
society, who was run down by a Fourth
avenue horhe cir last week, died.
Two Killed and Several Injnre-d.
Grovki.ano. N. Y.. Feb. 11. A west- !
Inmnd Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern railroad p;ssenger train was wrecked
at this plawat 10 o'clock. Two persons
were killtsl and several injured.
Laweknce, Mass., Feb. 11. William
Marcus, ex-chief justice of tho Massa
chusetts supreme court, died last even
ing in Andover after a lingering illness.
Jls was 72 venrs old.
Head OnoSolid Sore, Itching Awful
Had io Tie His Hands to Cra
dle. Cured by Cutlcura.
Our little hoy broke out on hU head with a
ba.l lomi of i e.en a, wli-n lie was fuiir iii'-ntlm
old. e tried ilin-c o.ictoiH. bat they did not
li p him We then used otir ilir.-e ui iei;e,
laMMn H ami at ei iisini; I hein el v-n weekH
jexaeOy iiee.-i a in to dli eel ion-, lie l (ran l
I hli-.iilii'' tint 1 1' V . . t Ml ttt l i lie lee .1 lie I.. I
n Vi-n imed lis ins le-Mil was ent nely we I Wlien
y." h" uiin u-lii it ho bead was a .so!i Koie
I ruin I hi- ei iih ii to la.s i y. br . Itv;ial ad
ever bis eais. leo-t ef li faee. and small
pl.tc s in. itilfvn'iit ti.ots n Ins body. I he e
v...' fii.-. n k liu.i we had io k''ii his
liai iis 1 1 r 1 1 to tlie i ad!e ; ud held t !i-in when
In- wa- t a K ! iii ; n l ban to keep in itt " Ilea
en his hands tn keen his li' K ' lia Is out f t
ter -.ar I e w i;lil M ia ;h li lie eon! I anv w v
i t hi . haii-N looe. We kn w your (Timet ha
ICi .'t' mis cured liitn. e leel sale in leceoin-
meie in I io in Io nt hers
(itO. ii. i-i .iAMa i'A HAltUIS, Webster, Ind.
Scrofuln Cured-
I Invn a hisU r younger than myself whose
wlinl.! body was covered will set ! u a "-ores.
limn liead Io loot, she could not In; down
n irle . and bad no pet.ce bv day a tiien lad-
visrd her io try th ( l.TietlltA KhMKlilas,
Miy dill so m il taey cured her.
DOUA li ii;VlMi, Kushvanio, Ohla.
(UT I ( U HA li ES 0 1, V EN T
Th" r.ew bloed atiil skin pitriller and pre -test
ol Humor r aia :ies. denies the blood i t all m
nurii les and poisonous elements a'oi thu re
ti.oves tl c cause. vhi!c t tTK UHA, th' 'leat
skin cure, and ClJTU ian miap, hii excpiifile
sk n lnautllier, clear tlie kn and i-rali, and
i estme i In) bair. 1 bus the ('ctk'uica I.k.mk-
niKHcure everv t-pcoies of iti hiiu-. buriiliiL'.
.cal. liimnlv and blotchy fklii. sejdn. and
bloed disease, from pimples to n rofula from
InidDey tonne, when the bett idiysielans ti l.
Hold everv where. Ii ice.CUTn th a. roo Soap
2."c. ItrsoLVEM', 1. Prepaied by the PoTi kk
Dnvi and iiKJiicAi, (. onroitATio.v, liofion
t'A.S- nd 'or "How to Cure Skin Diseases"
C4 pacs. to illnMrallot.8. and 100 testimoiilals.
TJ AHY'S skin aud scalp purified and beautified
by tu i icuka soai. Absolutely pure.
:BPMN3 and WEAKNESS.
i$-i''s3?it fen ale instant !y relieved bv I
v'
that
new, elegant and infallible aatidote
to Pain, iiitlama! Ion. im i weakness.
tlie ( uticura A.utl-1'aia I'laH-
tcr.
F0RGIE3 COMMITTED IN JAIL.
A California Convict Wliose Career ol
Crime Did Not End In Prison
By some strange accident there has
been discovered in San Quentin prison a
crime as odd and uncommon as any that
Gaborian's fertile brain ever evolved.
In the ordinary prisons it is usually
presumed that once a criminal has bven
securely lodged within tho walls liia
career of crime is en l?l for at l-v-st the
term of Ins incarceration. While it ; 5
not entirely true of the California :oni
teiitiary. it has heretofore liia:;;; , 1 b
kenp most of its occupants fr. :a thi
comuii.-. ion of f:-lo:iies of vrhich othei
prisoners were the victims.
It remained for Convict C. I
Bach-
eli- ia
man. however, to di i!in.i
a wav that no jailbird s
did, and by :.eeh iag:-::i .
of t!is onportuni ' tea o.I
mark b'an Q i":it:a : o:
nncorn-aon pri.s.)u 5 in !".:;
is a ;:re".t d '::l of mana ;
-1 ev-.
world.
; .1 ...
";- I i;
1 1 . t i
; a of h: kni'i trr.u. car; e::
1 tap Am i.ag t'i- m 'a .
are rigrivoasly er.rri d one
;a;; e:iv .-lope.-:, '.vh'e'i are ;::
V co-am;::..' .::! i-v:.; to i',r.:
n. i-ria: '! wiili his na-.ue a-
M i
tire. i
or iia.vi.
ward n.
eiUih
: :: 1 t
, to in
: t va
in i;-.;t v.
Vv'rw' be eo::i:a
invariabl
ou fie faee.
.euyilu'-i.g of iiDportaaee
ii '.' rd to th - dr.a.iy
i;ni'ure I to n c.mvic
i,
:, who i.
fo
iiT
.o'i;
.Tae:
pen
.-.!!
h:
by to pay f jr a
: 1 acce?.t to 11:
ct
ueu s 1:1;
joyed the
11. TLc:-e. three
privikv-e of rea
important coinmttnicr.lions a i Ir.
the deputy warden whenever it
them to do so, aud ail bccan.se o
ia-;::
imposing and riuciul looking
envelopes.
p: tiiic-c
A supply of the envelopes was easily
purchasable. Whenever there was ;
letter intrusted to a convict messenger i;
fell into the bauds of one of the trio. I
w-as quietly taken aside, the envelop
torn open, the contents read and noted
aud provided these critical readers foun-"
nothing objectionable in the letter it wt,,
placed in one of the extra envelopes am
delivered in due form.
In his mill, that is to say the d-pnr
warden's portion of it, Buchanan one daj
discovered that an old man. Willi;: n
Phelps by name, who is serving a lib
term for murder, had several hnudrvi
dollars on deposit in tho warden's hands
Bachman had been spending his monev
in a royal, epcadtkrif t way, and fount,
his exchequer in a low ebb. Here was i
chance to recoup, and to play a srrokt
worthy of his genius and opportunities.
He gained the confidence of the olc
man, told him ho had influential friend"
and promised to get him pardoned. Thei
the clever firebug sent for a lawyer am:
told him of the case and interested bite
in Phehis. Later on Bachman tjave the
! lawyer an order ou the wardeu for
considerable earn of money, with Phelps
signature attached, and aLso a note ol
approval bearing an officer's signature'.
The order was taken to the warden
who wrote a check for the amonut. am'
was abont to give it to the lawyer win-a
an officer standing bv suggested tb-t it
would b;i wise to send for Phelps and i
see if it was all right. Tins officer was j
not srtspicious, but simply familiar witl j
his surroundingH. !
Phelps was sent for and denied evei j
having written the order. It was ex
amined and found to be a forgery. Then !
the officer who had approved tlie ordei
was summoned, and denied as emphat
ically that he liad signed the note of ap
proval. This was also found to be a
forgery.
A little further investigation was sug
gested, and, although rather unprece
dented, was carried out, and it was
found that Bachmaa was the author of
both of the forgeries. San Francisco
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