nisr iu ms
irivm int Kii.ni suit
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tnan WinCim atot tnir'iy Johnon
I lb rotnnillte on slut r-liiit
that It WinM I wmth Mt lil
tiDtrinitf !(.. . t tui
throne Kmi t'ltv on I ! v home
l if mhii I Intite I him In N
-tik' mnHii in th Finrt nst
Hunt. Ihet was lot Urn !! rutinuU
tthrt ff the committee nd the t
grtiilrmrn lnte named took Ih aft
ernoon tmln fur Kana City nnd were
nnlrii for their pain ly an Inter
tin lu ith tsomnor Rmcvi!t
th nt morning at hannns City iin.l
promise from him that If polbl
h would mm on th nrtaalon of the
reception to th First regiment.
"I am intrrittM in your state," mII
Ihe governor, "and enwHially !n
your soldiers. Thy ar flghtere. full
of grit ami energy, full of patriotism
ml you ran i make your reeeptton any
too good for them. What splendid
metal I hoy showed on I lie fighting
II in In Luton. Everybody know
bout It In the east and alt over the
country. These Nebraska soldier
bve reflected credit upon your entire
Nebraska community. I understand
tlint a large number of your Nebraska
volunteers enlisted from the school
and universale there and that the
larger proportion of these atudi'tita
come from the furm home. What a
tlmo there'll be In rnch of thi-ap houiPi
when the boy ronit-a home from Ma
nila. And tbla reunion of all the
young aoldlt-ra at Lincoln, together
with the old veteran of the Grand
Army. It will be a great miereaa.
There'! no doubt about that. You've
got the right plan. Theae boya will
jjont to aee their mother flint. They'll
wantto vbilt around among the borne
folka for a couple of week. Then thl
reunion will be an opportunity for
them to get together ngnln and talk
It all over. Ye, you ran aay that I
went to come and If It l poaNlble I
will coma. I don't know of any place
that I'd rather go to than Lincoln nor
any body of men I'd rather ace than
theae young Nebraaknn.'
1'aul Morton wa with (lovernor
Ilooaevelt, for It wa In Mr. Morton
car that he wa traveling, and the
committee had th aaauranr from Mr.
Morton that he would have further
talk with the governor and h aeemed
confident from what the governor had
ald that h would come If poaalble.
A Team Rtiilen.
Falrbury dlapatch: l4t Monday
afternoon a bright looking young man
of about twenty appeared t the livery
etable of A, L. Bchnffer and engaged
rig to go to the renldcnce of, a Mr.
Bmlth, twelve mile north of here, to
attend a wedding. He claimed to have
been working all prlng for farmer
near here, nd hi peraonal appearance
wa ucb to Inaplre confidence. He
waa given the bet team In the atabl
and new buggy and hurnea. and he
left town In tha direction Indicated.
That wa the laat wn of him or the
rig, nd It la now pretty certain that
the outfit ha been atolcn. Mr. Hchaf
fer' uplclon were not thoroughly
rotmed until yeaterday, when a me,
enger w ent to the Bmlth home,
who learned that there had been no
wedding there and that the family
knew of no auch Individual the one
described a having hired the team.
Telegram wer Immediately ent to
all urroundtng town, but no word
ha a yet been received, a the man
wa gone a good forty-eight hour be
for any effort wa made to apprehend
him. He I probably In another alate
ere thl. The team wa a very attrac
tive aorrel and bay. weighing from 1,
000 to 1,000 pound. The orrel bad
three white feet.
1li( ItrrltU Inrremalng.
For the alx month ending June 30
the receipt of cattle at the atock
yard. ay a fouth Omaha dlepatch,
numbered 30,332 head, hog 1,141,027
head and aheep b'l. total
amnoia ,! Tbla la an Int'reuK of
201 42 hog, a compared with th
flmt l month of l(8. The hog re
ceipt for June wer the bent on rec
ord, a well a being within 21.000
of the record breaker made lat De
cember. For the month the average
weight of hog hn been right around
2.10 pound, or one pound lighter than
for May and ten pound below a year
ago. With the known number of hog
received during the Drat half of the
year, eetlmatca are now being made on
the year' receipt, and It I figured
that the total will corne clone to 2.000,
000 head. Rheep receipt for June
ahow an lncreane of 10.0O0 bend over
June a year ago, but the total for the
lx month of the year how a ullght
decrease a compared with 1898. Thl
decreaae ha no doubt been rauaed by
he hevy limee nuring me winter ni
h tact that a creat many lamb have
Lot yet been marketed.
ratal hmtllng at Klmwmxl.
Elm wood dlepatch: A hootlng af
fray occurred today at tbla place In
which on man wa killed and two
other erlouly fnjured. The partici
pant were a gang of tough who were
congregated near the ground of the
O. A. K. reunion near thl place, They
were seated on the ground engaged In
a game of card when aitddeniy a di
pute aroee and the trcwlie began.
William Harrl. of Nehawka, Neb., Im
mediately drew a revolver and began
hooting lndlcrlmlnately at hi com
panion. The first shot struck Ooorge
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Hie f i.rn.ir artit Ihe fvltit tig
umimutiit aHii ;
In Hon J..i I". Vi r. It. w.!it.if.f
Inihllc Atttift tot il.e Mete iif N
lilt I beer by ilmmn l f jon Ihiit
ou ntrn'li-r ! me. n ihe tniritm-e
i oniiiiUlotii r i f aatd atate, all imnhli,
)mmIi. blank, fril and all titbcr
l ii.Mrtiaiii m In )iir onVe, lirlotiglnC
l lb atate Inituranie Imalnea, lilh
I will rei-elve either at jour iffti-e or
at Ihe n'in eH apart fur Ihe Inmir-am-e
department In th alate rapllol
building, a yon may edi t.
W. A. iDYNTKtt.
(love.. ;.or of NVhraek.
Auditor Cuiiirll la Mill rondmtlng
the Inmfranre department and, al
though no impropriation waa made by
the Irglalature for the work, the In
aurance clerk are dlaihaiglng their
dutle a before the Weaver law went
Into effect. The Weaver law make
the atate trraaurer ruetiHlhtn of the In
aurance aecurltle. but Treaaurer Me
acrve hit not decided whether to c
cept theae paper or not. He elated
thl fternoon that no eecurltle had
been offered him under the law and
that he wa not prepared to atate bow
he would art In the matter. Regard
ing the receipt for fee received he
tuted that be would aetul them to the
different companies and that they
could tine their own Judgment whether
to return them to the auditor or to
the newly-appointed Inanranca com
nilHRloner. Auditor Cornell mild thl
morning that If the governor would
make a formal demand for the records
of the office he would reply In writing
nt an early date.
Tliir.ii Thief Cnmrt to llrlrf.
Tekamnh dispatch: Sheriff Itng
ford ha enptured liny McKnlght, who
stole a horse, sndilln and bridle from
Grant Smith, a farmer living near
Lyons, McKnlght worked for Bmlth
lust summer ami while there often ex
pressed his ndmlrntlon for thl horse,
nd hi wish that he might own It.
For some time he hn been residing
In the western part of the state. He
came to Omaha a few day ago and
while there the Idea aeemed to posses
him that ha would steal Kmlth' horse.
He left Omaha, taking a train direct
for Lyon. Reaching that place In the
evening ha walked directly to Smith'
and took th property. He tarted
right beck to Omaha, and waa cap
tured, with the atoleit property In hi
possession, at Arlington. McKnlght
Rlgflnlfle hi Intention of pleading
guilty. Beventy-flve dollar reward
wa offered for hi rapture and convic
tion and the return of th stolen prop
erty, which wa ecured by the mar
thai at Arlington.
The Work of t all l Thleres,
Rentrlce dispatch: Freeman 1.
Davis, a wealthy tock feeder who ha
a ranch aoutheast of Heat rice, discov
ered Inst evening that thirty head of
rattle, valued at 1.20, had been stol
en from hi pasture, In a 400-arre
pnstur he had 200 head of cattle.
Ust Sunday h counted them and
found they wer thirty short, but pre
suming they were In th timber he al
lowed the matter to pas from hi
mind. Ust evening he found on
counting them again that the thirty
were still gone, when he began to
search for them. 1'p to thl evening
they had not been found and the con
clusion ha been reached that they
wer stolen and driven wy. A Just
on carload wa missing It I thought
the cattle wer driven to ome point
on the railroad and shipped out of th
country,
Meliraaha In ll'rlrf.
The cltUen of York are going to
arrange for a grand reception of the
boy of Company A when they return
home, which I expected early In Au
gust. A meeting wa held Inst week,
at which time preliminary arrange-
mentawere made to make preparation
for the event. It I promised to mnk-
the day of their arrival at York a
grand demonstration.
The law 'relating to child labor,
which went Into effect July 1, has at
tracted widespread attention. It pro
vides that no male or female child
tinder th age of fourteen years shall
be employed In any manufacturing,
mechanical or Industrial establish
ment except during the vacation of the
public school, tinles during the next
year preceding the child ha for at
least twenty week attended ome
public or private school where th
Kngllsh language Is taught. It Is lso
provided that urh employment shall
not "continue unles the child em
ployed shall attend school every year.
Children under th age of ten year
are unconditionally prohibited from
working In any manufacturing, me
rhanlcal. Industrial or mercantile es
tablishment. A 15-year-old aon of Adam Frit of
Hartley wa killed while endeavoring
to repair a binder. He had a prop
under the machine, which In aome
manner became deranged, letting l
down on hi head and crushed hi
skull.
State Auditor Cornell, acting upon
the advice of Attorney General Smyth,
ha derided not to turn over the book
and record of the state Insurance
j departuieii to the newly-appointed
Insurance commissioner until tne
validity of the Weaver bill, transfer
ring the lnrurance department from
his office o the governor' U firmly
established. .
THE AMERICAN.
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tia.lrd
li!!l Hirer .. l.-..n In He .
ISiwn taUaay isiit at l"mnlt 1 m
! I'ttilm t il tml.wi.1in lumtwr.
1 be lltin Uns "1st uf t fai in ao k
el taimrtl Ihe Inmtwr l' fll tnd K; f-'T
nmld Hut gel nut tif lh sy.
In the Noting n.eii. at Nebraak
fliv for the hi nor of brll-g "oueen of
Nebraska." In th Fourth of July !
rail In that i lit. Mix I. my t:tman
wa aaariled Ihe 1irt In-1 1' hi. hiving
ret cited l.t.'.O Votes,
Conmd'Hi burlier t.f 1'siiiHKton w
I. lux kn don and rim ovrr by train
of horse blti-hed o a load of wheat
He wss tmmplrd upon by the borne
Slid the wagon paxm-il over hi boily,
breaking several ribs and Inflli-tlut
Internal Injuries. Ill recovery I
doubtful.
Alxitit sixty Omaha srhiKd cadetn.
ranging from in to 15 years, rmsed
through here Mund.iy morning, rn
route to Uke Qulnnelmitgh, say the
Tekamah Hurloiiiun. They were mar
shaled by one of the t.arhcr In tho
physical culturo department and
marched like veteran aoldlpni.
A ult wn brought In the district
court of Otoe county agnlnrt Nebraska
City by Charles W. Seymour, to re
cover 14.000 damage, which the pluln
tlfT claim to have Buffered by reason
of falling from a slippery jldewnlk nml
breaking hi leg lust winter. Mr. hey
motir I a prominent attorney.
Miss Lula Hrtf or Chester, age.l 15
years, wa badly burned about the
face by th explosion In the ntove.
She went out to build the fire and put
aome rob Into the stove In which wcro
some No, 12 shells. A the fire Ignit
ed the shell exploded, shnttorlng tha
atove and badly burning the girl.
The various bucket shop proprie
tor In Hasting, thy In number,
were arrested on complaint of Chief
of Police Martin, charging them with
violation of the city ordinance re
lating to gambling. They appeared
In police court and took nn adjourn
ment of their case until July C.
Ilcnnet ha a well developed cuse of
smallpox. William Hons, whoso home
I there, recently returned from Table
Rock, where he had been exposed to
th malady, but claimed the time had
passed for hi Inoculation. The doc
tor examined him and pronounced
him afe, but he ha now unmistaka
ble evidence of the dlseaie.
The court expense In the Watson
debarment proceeding Bt Nebraska
City amount to aomethlng like $1,600.
At the beginning of the proceeding
Judge Ramsey made a ruling that th
losing complainants should pay the
costs, but It I understood the person
who Instituted them will try to escape
thl and throw tne cost onto omeone
else.
Hughey Malloy, son of Mr. and Mr.
J. O. Malloy, who lived four mile
west of Fremont, accidentally shot
himself. He wa cleaning a shotitut
and did not know that It wa loaded.
A workman near the young man wn
just remarking that he thought tha
gun wa loaded when It discharged.
Th load struck young Malloy near
th right nipple and he lived but a
short time.
Lillian, the 3-yenr-old daughter of
Prof, and Mr, W. J. Todd of Heatrlce,
died from the effect of burn. Th
child, with a 6-year-old brother, wa
In th upper part of the house playing
when In some manner unknown to the
family It clothing caught Are, burn
ing It body over almost It entire sur
face. The child died In great agony.
It I thought the boy had found a
match and waa playing with It.
The Missouri Pacific local freight
In charge of Conductor Rock Rock,
waa wrecked about one-fourth of a
mile north of the Nebraska City June
tlon. Seven car loaded with corn
were smashed Into kindling wood and
the corn piled out on both ldea of
th track. About six roils of track
wa utterly demolished. Two other
car were thrown from the track. Tha
accident li supposed to have been
caused by a broken Jonrnul
The announcement, say a Lincoln
dispatch, of Secretary Alger Infen
tlon to supply General Otis at Manila
with an army of 4Q.OO0 men when th
rainy season In the Philippine Island
closes hs occasioned renewed Interest
in army matters and hu started sev
eral ex-officer to work In thl city to
organize either several companies or
troop or a regiment to be mustered
Into the servb e nn Independent
organisation. General Colby of lie
trice and Captain Culver of Milford.
both of whom were connected with
the aimy In the Spanish war, ara
heading a movement to organize a
regiment of cavalry In the west, to be
made up of men from Nebraska, Colo
rado, Kansa. Iowa, South Dakota and
other western state.
The village of Arapahoe has 10 much
money on hand that no tax levy wa
necessary for the current year. The
school treasury having about f 2,000 ca
hand, only a 15-mlll tax wa voted for
the year' expenses.
Judge Ely of Alnsworth had an ap
plication for license to wed, from a
Bloux Indian from the reservation,
about twenty mile north of Spring
view. The contracting j.artle were
W. Rnamu and Mis Annette Binson,
Ban Carlo, Arix., a teacher at tho
Rosebud agency for the prist five years.
Miss Sulson Is a full blood Apnrbe. i.nd
they are both well educated. Judgo
Ely Issued the marringc licence.
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The News Briefly Told, j
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diilln II P, nl tirnr J)tt tbwd I- l't
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hmn I.UJ t rnlitiMl fr the r
t nly.
The slramer Te tilte.l t Van-
milter IroM lb hotth lh a tutge
parly of rrinrnlng lson nuinia.
Wnlidte llayiHnl. a srg-it t f I l
.oll e. broiigbt tw t jr..'.,s' in e'ld
ililft. Klgbt t.thit bad brsty Inmea
nt Ihe piei Ion metsl. t'sptsln timwe
repotted l,0tifltl tin board.
The M.'xlcs ronsiil t El Paso, Tex..
bus Informed Wie rmlwesy t Washing
ton that Ihe lienrlng In the cane of
Mr. Rich ba4iern cotuliiiled and that
the I'nited Stale commissioner prob
ably mill announce bis derision on the
question of extradition some time thl
week. The cane will then go to the
president for final review.
The San Fram lsro Examiner print
In tabulated form a statement Showing
the cost of the transport service on
this const since the war began. The
total Is $.'i,o:0,:iK. of which $4,223,400
wa expended In chartering twenty-
two vessel. The amount spent on
these transports when not In actual
tme. being held In port either here or
In Manila was $73S,!)51. ,
Acting Postmaster General Heath
say the postal service In Cuba, Porto
Klco and the Philippines ha been
thoroughly reorganised, and that effort
Is being made to rut clown expense.
With thut view, no more Americana
will be ent there, that many already
In those Island will be recalled, and
the service gradually turned over to
the natlvea of the Island.
TiiMilaf.
An Incendiary Are at Summit, N. J.,
did 150,000 dumage.
General Harrison Gray Otl. of Cal
ifornia, arrived In Washington.
Chicago ha a "John Collins" who
won sent to the penitentiary for kid
naping. Last week more than a thousand
ton of war material and fodder wa
forwarded from the Woolwli'h dock
yard In England to South Africa.
A call for a meeting of the national
democratic committee, to take place
July 20 at the Sherman bouse In Chi
cago, wa Issued at St. Loul and a
copy mailed to each member.
A private telegram from Assistant
flncretnry of War Melklejohn tell of
the condition of the member of the
First Nebraska regiment, which Balled
from Manllu, pronouncing It goon.
Forty-two officer and 812 enlisted men
embarked, Only one private wa left
behind on account of lllne.
Detective Nonia, of Ohio, arrived
at Harrlsburg, Pn and made Informa
tion against John R. Green, of Terra
Haute, lnd charging him with being a
fugitive from Justice from Illinol,
where ho I wanted on five charge of
bunco swindling. Green wa arrested
a few day ago for buncoing Walla
Walla, Wash., man out of r,000.
At Bt. Louis, Henry Yankee, a ill
appointed lover, lay Jn wait for I-e
Klrwin and Mis Annie Mayford,
whll they wer returning from a ball
In upper Alton, III,, and mortally
wounded Klrwin. Mis Mayford fled
to her house near by, followed by Yan
kee, firing tt he ran. She escaped to
th house without being hit, and tha
police are looking for Yankee.
John Dyson, one of th) most noted
confidence men In the country, wa
found dend In a miserably furnished
houseboat on the Wabash river near
Terre Haute, Ind. Dyson' cotton
(wlndlo In 1870 wa perhnpg th great
est swindle perpetrated up to that time
In the west. The Missouri Pacific rail
road company lost upward of S20o 000
by the work of thl man, whose hems
wa to secure bill of lading for con
signments of cotton reqglrlng two du
plicate nnd an original bill for each
consignment, nnd then to sell the du
plicate, which bad been doctored, to
broker on tho cotton exchange,
MeiKliiy,
Henry Vila, only on of ex-l'nlted
State Senator Wllllum V, Villi, died
at Mndlson, Wis.
The first attempt ever made In the
United State to collect mall with an
auotmoblle wa mado in llaffalo yes
terdny.
With the conclusion of the volkvst
at Cincinnati the aaengerfest of the
North American Bnctigerhund was
concluded.
It I said that the llawullnn com
missioners have decided that Malletoa
Tanu shall go to FIJI and Mullnii be
Immediately evacuated.
Madame Dreyfus had a third Inter
view with her husband. She found
him much better. He received her
with mlle Instead of tear.
Although the treet car trlkn wa
settled on Thursday In Wheeling. W
Va there have been disturbance In
I'pper Henwood. Just below the city,
Suturdny and today.
General Horatio O. Wright, who
mad a brilliant record In the civil
war, serving at Gettysburg and the
campaign In the Wilderness ana
around Richmond, died at Washing
ton after an lllnesa of three month
Reside hi fine war record, General
Wright achieved eminence a an en
gineer, serving as chief of I'nlted
i'tate army engineer from 1879 until
h' retirement In i4
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fnxitr. i f )rlnn Idfl. June 1
lite f nYpnrlrtntit bus t''' r'r
f.Ud lb itrlaila ff lb ptojeit I'W
tl ahllatmetil i t xoHM-cre in ler tne
Irtms of Ihe nil t f Ibr lt run
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llln He wrnt'lMiMiKh nisnv Indinn
tsuifslgn In Aru-n wfh tinirral
Crook,
k ...m.I 1 .1 ...,l htt ifrn IIIP'1
drHiiiiiig li.nl thn l m ground f"f
rumors or dliite irtmcin me
lUh and IVnih squadron In New
foundland fltcr.
l-cmler. in Ihe movement lo organ-
tre Ihe street rnllay employes or
llrooklvn ansert Hint If the Rapid
Transit does not accede to the demand
of the men a strike on the entire sys
tem will be Inaugurated tomorrow.
A .......... .immiarl.IlK 111 V.'llOW
fever situation In Santiago, up to the
2(it h Inst., has been received by the
surgeon general of the murine hospital
service. It stotc that tip to thnt lime
during the present season there hid
been thirty-five case and eleven
death, alt but four of which were
among American soldiers.
nnl'nrnnr t.lml reeelvrd from Lieu
tenant Colonel Fiicilrlch at Manila a
I.l.,,.,. .Inllnir thnt the effective
strength of the Thirteenth Minnesota
volunteers was now 10. wt me toun
membership 1&0 were sick, but not
seriously. The regiment wa doing
outpost duty on the railroad. There
I no definite information there about
It return.
trill?.
Ti nrnhllilllnn IIDOn th ImDOrtB-
tlon of horse from Turkey hn been
removed.
In Milwaukee Jack Hnmmonrt or
netmlt fousht Rod Doucla of Bt.
Louis six round to a draw.
Twiuu-a nininment of the condition
.. t.n l.anull.V IlllflWl
cash balance, $279,101,408; gold
reserve, $233,149,487.
Tlx. T'nltn.l Rlntea cm SCr IlOStOn,
t,n h. .r tha AHintin Ktiundron to
return to San Frnnclsco. Is expnettd
to arrlvu tbore within ten uays.
Thrn enrionda of Christian Kndeav-
orer left San Franclsifver the
Southern Pacific route for Detroit,
where the convention of Eude-airorer
take place.
Imls Rush of 129 West Twelfth
street, New York. I confined In Jail
at Detroit on suspicion of smuggling
from Canada 120,000 worm oi uia
mond. which he bad In hi posses
sion-
t'nliAit Rtntea Marshal Bhonn Of
iiu.ii. win inveatisfltfl the death of
the passenger of the steamer Jessie,
to discover whether tbey perished In
the wreck of their vessel or whether
they were massacred by the Ainssnn
Indian one year ago on the Kuskoklm
river.
Th npituh flmt-eln cruiser Inde
fatigable, on of tho finest cruiser of
. . K!rh Amnrlenn afilindron. Will
leave Halifax July 6 for Newfoundland.
It t no doubt tho intention oi in
.! ulhnrllla to attach it tO th
fleet performing fishery protection
ervlce on that coast.
Th nom enrrnsnondent of tho Lon-
iion Imilv Msll savs: In ronseiiuenr
of hi exertion during the recent re
ligion ceremonle the pope I now
.nfroHn -rut nrostratlon. together
with a slight attack of fever, H wa
confined to lil bed today, and some
anxiety I felt regarding him.
rioanna hnll t.Ollllon. WSS Crowded
this evening at a public meeting called
by the political section ot in inter
national Council of Women In support
of the political enfranchisement of
women. Th feature of the evening
was a striking pech by Mis Susan
II. Anthony of the United Slate dole
gatlon. The search for the murderer of
Martin Meier of Chicago, the wealthy
Swiss recluse, tins been given up.
Detectives who went to New York In
an endeavor to apprehend Smith and
Ilrnuer, the two men suspected of the
crime, telegraphed thot they had
traced them to a sailing vessel, which
had departed for Central America,
Ihumlaf,
The wage of the employe of the
Ohio River railway wer Increased 10
per cent.
Rural free delivery crlr will be
established at Ottumwa f.nd Mcdlupo
lis, la., with ono carrlci each, to take
effect July 6,
Oriental dvlre by tho ateamshlp
Empres of China are (o th effect that
tho export of rice from Wi'bit ha wen
suddenly Interdicted by the viceroy
of Nanking, acting under Instrucion
from pekln, on tho grounu that China
I on the eve of war. Another reason
given I that tho requirement of th
people within tho Yang Tie regtoa do
not permit.
The comptroller of the currency ha
authorized the First National bank of
Rock Valley. In., to begin business with
a capital of $50,000. John J. Larg la
the cashier.
The Pall Mall Gaxett nay it hn di
covered In Iindon two member of tha
Clan-na-gael from the United State
who ar enroute to the Tianavnal and
trying to enlist money and men In
support of the Doer.
The attorney general hi been cotl
fled that the war depurtnipnt hai de
cided not to retry the enro In which
Judge Slmonton of Penn.vlvanla l.pld
that the ennteen at Cump Meade must
pay a state license.
"Ik Tlut St,ys
Does (he Business"
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fi trn1 Ktt ai ifnyV
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ran 11 lm I'll ts'tn tmill
iat-. 'ini't
1'tttmtr.tw up' 'l !tot a.bteid
bt Mi Itrr, 1111 I ateom rt . I'mtkx.
lt tiili Ihe nltt-4 " te ptieet
1 , Mi'4 4U intents l Intrflntn
t.f th I hte. Hltlr.
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Hie iuht tn tin Ir ar
oua pnleli' lfote lh
am rt liieil. 1 bl
Wonbl show that ivr
15 ir t flit t.f lb In-
xenlor were U'i cacful
In illnposing i f Ihe bii or a tt of
their Iniehtlons, Amongit lb large
ioHiCIUS bo Imnrlit Iheae palrlll
wet the following:
Avery Stamping Co., Cleveland,
Open Arc Electric Co., New York
City.
lib k I In ff man Co., Matcedon. N. Y.
llhtsltiH Table Slide Co., Watertown,
Wis.
Stirling Co., Chicago, III.
Foster Engineering Co., Newark, N.
J.
Reeve I Co., Columbus, Ind.
Hunker Electric Co., Chicago, III,
Hoe Printing Pres Co.. New York
city.
American Grophaphone Co., West
Virginia.
Electric Signal Co., Wet Virginia.
I'nlversal lmm Co., New York, nnd
many others. For Information In re
gard to patent address Sues ft Co.,
Registered Patent lawyer, Uce build
ing, Oiuuhn, Neb.
The man who I continually harp
ing on hi virtues ha at leant ono
vice.
Any one sending ti the nnmc and
addresses of 25 young people Inter
ested in commercial education will
receive our college weekly, "Head
Light," one year free. Addrcs Rohr
boiigh Ilros., Omaha, Neb.
A taxpayer say the numerous In
vestigating committees make wur an
expensive luxury.
Th Wentern Mercantile Co. of Oinsh
are nelllng th bent lnl or standard twin"
He, insulin li;'4'p, delivered Bt Omaha, Hut
Infliction giinrnnteed or money refunded.
Send In your orders before It I too Inte.
Large door swing on very small
hinge.
fill Hate nn All Hallways P. It. fhllliln
Ticket Broker, 1506 Farnam, Omaha.
A man who is full of faith I alwaya
faithful.
I Tour rit A eh aa It ara
Bhak Into your shoes, Allen' Foot
En, a powder for th feet. It make
tight or New Shoe feel Easy. Cure
Corn, Ilunlon, Swollen, Hot and
Sweating Feet. At all Druggist and
Shoe Store, 25c. Sample . nt FREI5.
Add res Allen B. Olmsted. Leltoy, N. Y.
The mor fickle a woman I th mora
It seem to hurt her when told of It.
The possibility of driving the tramp
from railroad I shown conclusively
by Joslah Flynt In hi article In the
Jun Century. Hn tells of one great
trunk line that hn eliminated tha
evil by organizing a railroad police
fore which pay It way In saving
property In freight car from tramp
thieves.
Are Yen Cumins tn Omalt
Ra sure to visit Hardy', "The fi
Cent Btore," 1619 and 1621 Dougln
street. Toy, Doll, Fancy Goods, etc.
It I nirt th length, but the depth
of a life that tells.
An Excellent Combination.
The pleasant method and beneflelal
effort, of the well known remedy,
SrniT or Fio. manufactured by tha
CAuroimiA Fii Hvnup Co,. lllui.trat
th value of obtaining the liquid lax
tire principle of plants kiiown to be
medicinally laxative and presenting
them In the form most refreshing-to th
taste and acceptable to the system. It
Is the ono perfect strengthening laxa
tive, cleansing1 tha system effectually,
dispelling wilds, headache end fuvcr
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitual constipation per
manently. It perfect freedom from
very objectionable quality and sub
stance, ami it acting on tha kidney,
liver and bowel, without weakening
or Irritating them, nmko It the Ideal
laxative..
In the procesa of mnmi factoring tan
are used, aa tbey are pleasant to tha
taste, but the medicinal qualltlesof the
remedy are obtained from nn ami
other aromatic plant, by method,
known to the Camfobmia Fio Hvhvp
Co. only. In order to get it beneficial
effect and to avoid Imitations, plea
remember the full name of the Cornpany
printed on the front of every pncltngu.
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