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The Chief
C. D. HALT?, Publisher
D CLOUD
NEBRASKA
tHE HAPPENINGS
OF THE PAST WEEK
LATEST HAPPENINGS OF THE
WORLD IN SHORT FORM.
NORTH, EAST, WEST AND SOUTH
I I
EVcnts Thst Are Making Hletory
Information Gathered From All
Quarters of the Globe.
Washington
'lie Flxty-KH-onil cotiBicaa met In
cxtrnorillnury ncsBlmi on Tuowluy.
jviclor I j. llcrgor of .MIlvvniiKuc Is the
first socialist cut elected to n Heat In
t'OiiKiesB.
Tho balance of power In llio extra
contrcKB Ki'cms to be In the liandu of
the Inuurgenti).
The health mid eenltnry condition
of the maneuver camp at San Antonio,
Tex., are excellent.
JTho i;overnmeut lost Its llrat battle
iri tho effort to punish the allowed
fraudulent locate of Alaska coal
lands. ' , " ' i
jThe cxclso hoard of Washington!
1)1 C, has made a rullni; that no more
lljiuor may be cold to Judlatis vluiUng
tuat city.
jl'rcsldent Taft has Blgned a procla-mjatlon-
nililliij; Jo' tho national forests
of Utah 141,12.'l acres of land as being
vAluablo for forestry purpoucH.
JTho iircdletlon Is freely 'made In
cdngresslonal circles that the extra
Hussion will adjourn much earlier than
has generally-buen anticipated.
JHolh houses' of congress listened
Wednesday to President Tuffs brief
mcsBngo urging- tho adoption of the
reciprocity agreement with t'annda.
Arthur SI. Travers, former chief
clerk to tho third assistant postmaster
general, has been Indicted for the al
leged embezzlement and sale of .raro
Ethmps.
'Representative James It. Jlaun ol
Illinois haB been unanimously chosen
candidate for speaker and lloor leader
of the republicans of tho house of representatives.
General News
Canadian coal miners arc on strike
Kansas City carpenters are out on
itrlke.
iDenman Thompson, tho actor, is
curiously 111.
ITho Urltish census enumeration has
'jqcn commenced.
JTho .lapaueso Antarctic expedition
119s sailed from New Zualand.
1TI10 ' Spanish mlntotqrial crisis has
ended unr abruptly as Itjbtgan.) j
lAndrcvt Oornofclo nii donated ?230.
(ido for a hero fund for Sweden.
h'ho presence of the plague n east
em Java Is olllclally conllrmcd.
riio New ltampshlro aennto hilled
tho Oregon plan of popular election
bill.
Carter IF. Harrison, democrat, has
been elected mayor of Chicago for tho
IHth time., -
It i8k'potcUhhtVhooboja IwV
proclaimed jlulal jRbufaci Hulturi ai
McgutaM. k ; l " '
A bill to restore tho army canteen
has boon Introduced by Represent!!
tlvo Ilartholdt of Missouri.
The Massachusetts house of reivro
Fcntatlves rejected the bill granting
suffrago to women by a yoio of 101 to
C9. -
Debate on tho rCviprqclty agree
ment between Canada nm the United
States was roEtimod In the (,'aunillnn
parlliimcnt.
An intcrurban car at Los Angoles
was held up by two men, who lobbed
thirty passengers and the motorman
nnd conductor.
Tho archbishop of Canterbury will
be asked to start a great religious
movement In favor of the Anglo-American
arbitration.
John Callahan of Wichita, IChni. con
victed, (Ofi receiving stolen (jio'utago
6tamps, lias arrived nt the federal
prison at iAjavenworth. . ,
II. F. Bush, president of tho Western
Maryland railway, has been Eelected to
succeed (leorge J. Could as president
of the Missouri Pacific.
PIctro Pesantl, thought , to bo in
sane, ohtqrt'ih St. Peter's at jltome
with a revolver uul ltlioi)t warning
flredf into the.cnnons vvho. viro n
gafioll jii 'tho recital of the brqvnry
"In choir." Tho shot went wild and
the) nan was arrested.
Tlje nrltlsh miUcss Kontiand Chal
lenger arc at Valparaiso, bearing the
representatives of King George on a
visit' of courtesy.
Former mayor of Cleveland, O., Tom
I Jphnson, who has been ill In bed
for more than two weeks, entertained
V. J. Ilryau in lilo sick room Satur
day. Fire broke out in tho Missouri City
Mining company's plants, causing
much loss, but no fatalities.
An effort Is being mado to teach
sanitation, hygiene and manual train
ing to Esqulmos and Indians la
Alaska.
Tho Cuban congress reconvened
A Tuesday nnd received the presidential
message, in which President Gomes
announces tho continuance of peaco
nnd ordor throughout the republic.
An attempt to blow up tho vault in
tho county treasurer's office at Dob
Moines, Iowa, and securo ?100.00Q
known to bo !a it, was frustrated.
Nine fish cnnncrlen on tlio coast of
Alaska linvo been absorbed by the
Hooth Packing Co., O10 dcnl represent
ing a $1,500,000 transaction.
Tho Iieledo (las company at St.
Louis has voluntarily reduced the price
of gas to 80 rents a thousand.
State wide prohibition In Alabama
was given Its knockout, blow when both
branches of the legislature adopted tho
Smith liquor regulation bill.
With tear3 In his t'yes, Alvlr, Dyer,
a prleonor In tho stato reformatory at
Hutchinson, Kan., begged that ho bo
not paroled from tho Institution.
Kndlkol, a suburb of Constantinople,
wns swept by fire. One hundred
houses and shops wore destroyed or
burned out. Tho loss Is $("00,000.
Rain reduced to less than 7r,000
tho army of 200,000 workers who had
planned to march in iinomorlal of tho
victims of the New Yoik factory Hie.
Hundreds of negro settleis have
emigrated from tho United Stales to
Canada and at the rate tlto movement
Is growing there will soon be thou
sands of them In tho northwest.
.Hallo, a notorious Sicilian brigand,
has been captured at Palermo an he
was leaving the opera accompanied
by n woman ami bis "sccrolary," Fl-
1107.7.0.
If plana discussed arc carried out
Kentucky will 116011 bo able to boast of
the bert system of rural school educa
tion to be found anywhere in the
country.
The St. James Catholic church at
San Francisco caught tiro from spon
taneous combustion and .was com
pletely destroyed with 11s loss of
$100,000. ' (
Raton Rouge. Hebrews tire barred
from LpiilBliufii saloons by the ruling
or a state court here, the color line
being drawn against them the sumo
us-negroes.
', Tho-llnnl obstruction to the Iietsch
berg tunnel, through the Rorneso Alps
has been pierced by tbo lulioiors.uftcr
live yeais' work and tho'oSpomlltiire
of $20,000,000
Th'o baby of A. T. Rogers, a I.as
Vegas attorney, was kHlnuped by Mo
lean bandits. Tho ransom of $17,000
demanded was placed In tho hills and
tho babe returned.
Deposed King Cmaniiel of Portugal
Is to li'iuo England as he Is said to
bo concocting a scheme for reinstate
ment nnd Kagland doesn't want to bo
mixed up In the deal.
Parlfclans were astonished by a
brisk snow storm which gave a rather
ghastly effect to the green of the newly
leafed trees. Cold and miow aie gen
eral throughout the country.
The state senate bribery Investiga
tion at Sprlnglleld. 111., bus revealed
tho exlbtcnco of n $100,000 slush fund
'that was alleged to have been used In
the election of Senator I)ilmer.
John J, Henderson, elghly-onc years
old, who la given credit for starting
Whltelaw Held, ambassador to Great
Rrltaln. on tho mad to fame, died at
Indl.uiapolls, Ind.. artcr a long illness.
About 10 o'clock Saturday night a
mob of armed negroes swooped down
upon a crowd of spectatprs liitthpuinlii
thorouKhfnreJ of Uuirol.' Del., and, llrod
a .volley of lmekali6t into the throng.
Dublin Tho corporation of Dublin
voted, 12 to .. to "proceed with thu
next business.' whon a tcEOlutlouMro
posing a lojal address on the occasion,
of King (ioorge's approaching vIsU
was Iiilroduced.
Tho Chinese authorities have made'
elaborate preparations for the Interna
tional juedjcal ronterouco tcj be ljeld
at MuWdoh WllivaitjgatcWho taho
situation. DoptoVrtjofi luaiiyj nations
aro in atterulnhc'e.
Five hundred dollars' row aid is of
lerAl'by" the city of Sprlnglleld, Muss.,
for arrest and conviction of persons
responsible for the unsuccessful at
tempt to blow up tbo towejr of the new
iifunlclpaf group of buildings.
The magnificent- cathedral of St.
John the Divine In New York City, 0110
of the largest and most beautiful In
the World, will bo dedicated April I!'.
It has taken nearly twenty years' tlmo
Convicted of using the malls to de
fraud, ('. D. lllllinan. niultl-nillllonalro
of Seattle, Wash., who sold worthless
real estate to working people, was
sentenced to two and a half yours In
the federal prison and to pay a tine of
$r,2fH) and the costs of the prosecu
tion. William J. Uryan bf Nobra'slqi and
Qovernor. Hiirmou q.f Qblo wore lead
ing Hgures on. the tloor of the house
at tho opening of congress. Had
Coernor Wood row Wilson been pres
ent tho list or genorally accepted dem
ocratic piesidentlal possibilities would
liavo been complete.
, At ap election In Detroit the pro
'poBiil to substitute eastern in placo o
coutraj standard time was lost by a
20 to 1 vote. ' 1
Two women wero Injured when i
bomb exploded In the rear or a Chi-V
cago saloon.
Two explosions of dynamite In tlio fl
tower of tho million dollar city hall at
Sprlnglleld, Mass., did considerable,
damage to the building. .
Six hundred delegatos, representing
every county In North Dakota, as-
scmbleU In Grand Forks to piotcst
Ugalnst tho ratitlcatlon of the Cana
dian reciprocity agreement.
A bill for tho construction of an In
land harbor for Chicago in Uako Calu
met bus passed tho Illinois house.
Reports that W. J. Uryan would
movo "Tho Commoner" to .Memphis.
Tonn., aro said to be without founda
tion. Representative Foster of Vermont
has predicted that universal arbitra
tion treaties will soon bo negotiated,
naming tho United States, Great
llrltaln, Franco and Japan as tho pow
ers who would enter Into such agree
ments. Eventually, ho said, tho other
powers of tho world will be forced to
I tako Similar fiction.
STRUCK BY A TRAIN
UNKNOWN MAN FATALLY HURT
AT COLUMOUS.
HAPPENINGS OVER THE STATE
1 1 INrOTN YW$lfXlT, '
,a ,w-. ' hj n 'i
7w2iUci -jLi o
What Is Going on Here and Thero
That Is of Interest to tho Read
era Throughout Nebraska
- and Vicinity.
Columbus.Shortly lifter (! o'clock
Saturday the I .ok Angeles limited cast
bound, struck mi unknown man nt the
mill crossing east' of thedepot. lie
e.ndeavoiud to get 011 the- local frolght
as ft was pulling into tho yards and
lid twf notice the pat-scnger train,
which struck. I1I111 and fractured ills
skull. ' x
Killed by Fall frcm Chair.
Shuheit. The child of II. X. Ilulse
and wife, who live u lew. miles south
of town. Tell from Its hlnh chair, sink
ing tho side of Its face.. The aei Ident
wait thought a minor one. and the
child went to sleep apiarJtitly none
the worte fiom the fall. Dining the
0 veiling, however, .Mrs. Hulso had oc
c.ikIoii to go into the room where the
b.iby was hleeplug, and found It dead
LINCOLN
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GETTING READY TO ADJOURN
Tho senate prepared for the end by
indefinitely postponing nt) senate tiles
on the general tile. The Placek con
gressional apiKirttontnont bill, died .on
the sifting committee file, fco'ih'erc will
bo no redisricting of congressional
districts for two years. Tibbct of
fered a resolution tllrecfed against the
uuivctfclty. oxtcnslon. department, and
Placek offeied a lcsolntKm demand
ing that the governor' appoint a war
den of the pcni'tcnllnr.v. It Is now tot
late lor bills, from one house to In
rend three times in the other house.
The house was seething with eiite
incut over the comlmi (.est on K.tn-
m n b
Humors
BIG SHIP HELD FUST
PASSENGERS TO NUMBER OF 1,720
SPEND NIGHT ABOARD.
TILDEN GOES TO SPRINGFIELD
Journey Made for Nothing, But Will
Be on Hand Later Resolution
In the Senate for a New
Investigation.
Water Works System Finished,
OrleatiB. Orleans' $:io,000 water
works system was completed last wwk
and a mass meeting of the citizens of
Oiiuans iwas held in the city hall to
celebrate lt,s celebration and to organ
ize a llio department.
Former Leglnlator Dead.
Hustings. Andrew J. Sqott died
suddenly Wednesday night of heai.
falluio. lie wan an ex-member of the
legislature uud lor a number of yenrs
was steward at the Hastings 'asylum
under ex-Governor Holcomb.
Wm' f "it'1'
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J. M. TALCOTT
Crofton, Nebr.
State Senator, Eighth District.
Reu .Miller at Omaha was lined lio
dollars for snoring.
A new Union Paeltic lino will bo
built to Goring soon.
Work lias commenced on the new
federal building to bo erected at Hoi
drege. North Platte will have a new three
story poatolllce and government court
house.
Lancaster County Superintendent
Mori Is is seilously ill at a Lincoln
hospital.
Willis Packard, a farmer near
niooinington, was kicked to death by
a horse.
The Kellcnbarger school house, six
miles west of Murun, was totally de
stroyed by lire Sunday.
The Denton school has been eloped
for a week, on account 6f smallpox In
the town.
Krncst Galloway, editor of the Nem
aha Advertiser, has perfected a ljfe
partnership with .Miss Muud Hums,
Rv, .1. W. Sapp olllciatlng.
W.hilo reeking through a crack In a
fence little Ixils I.ean of ISjimvoad, wns
painfully Injured by a playmato thrust
ing the .point of' a stick Into her oyc;
hall, very nearly destroying the sight!
W. II. Morton, superintendent of thq
Fairmont city schools for the paBt
year, has tendered' hi. resignation to
the boatd in order to accept a sim
ilar position in Ashland.
Henry Rmerson Palmer, a prominent
tit len of Omah.i for the last twenty
live years ami former postmaster, died
fcuddenly at his home Sunday morning.
It is presumed that his death was
caused by a stroke of apoplexy .
Jacob C. .March Is one of the really
old men of Lincoln. If he lives till
July Hi, he will he ninety-four years
old. He enjoys the distinction of be
ing a veteran of the Seminole Indian
war, which occurred inoro than, three
quarters of a century ago. It is be
lieved that thero aro only two sur
vivors of that conflict now living.
Rroken Row's new lighting system
has been put Into service with formnl
coroiuouies.
Fire In the business section of Wil
cox, caused losses aggregating $05,000,
partially coveied by Insurance. The,
cause of the tiro is unknown.
T. II. Un;aknian,'supptlntqnlont of
tho Tecumseh schools, had a leg
broken while ongagod In a wroHtlltip.
match.
Kinil .Marqirmlt. a fa,rmr living
near Lyons, while lighting pralilc tire,
In a stong wind was overcomo by
heat and exhaustion' and remained un
conscious for over three hours It Is'
thought he will recover.
Charles N'lckolls ard Thomas Doty
.if Albion' narrowly escaped death
when the wagon In which they were
riding was struck by a Union Paolllc
train smashing it into kindling and
killing ono of tho horses.
Henry Stehr of Norfolk has been In
dieted by the Madison county grand
1ury for murder In '.ho llrst degree,
and hs wife, Mlnnlo Stchr, for sec
ond degree murder In connection with
the doath of her :i-yenr-old son, Knurt.
who died alter ills feet froze, off UiBt
January.
A civic Improvement leaguo 'haB
been organized In Pawnoo City. The
purposo of tho league Is for mutual
help to thoso who aro Interested In
improving tho appenr'anco of the city,
and tho organization expects to do
much toward beautifying tho town
during tho summer
day baseball, but no effort was made
until Wednesday. Roth sides claim
victory. The Selleck board or control
bill failed In the house. Omaha Ad
club wins over Douglas county dclcga
tlon and sec bill recommended to pass.
Tho election of county commissioners
by districts was decisively defeated.
A constitutional amendment for In
crease of pay for legislators was acted
upon favorably.
New York. All elforts to 'free the
steamship Princess Irene from her
stranded position 'on the sands of tho
edge of the "graveyard of the Atlan
tic," op the seaward coast of Ixng
Island, having proved futile, the 1.720
passengers, although within sight of
their destination, remnincd on board
all night. They were in for a sleep
less night owing to n heavy ground
swoll, which began battering tho ves
sel, to the full height of the super
structure, as night fell. S.ie lies
within fifty miles of her pier at Hr
boken. After running into tie sand
In tho fog early In the morning, tho
liner lay helpless throughout tho day,
sliriofindcd by tugs and tevenue cut
ters. Efforts to pull her free at after
noon high tide failed. Uecailse of a
high sea no transfer of passengers
was attempted pending renewed ef
forts to drag her clear as early as
possible.
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He Loves Nebraska More.
Washington, I). ('. William Jen
lings Hryau told the committee sent
hero by1 the citizens of .Memphis to
Invito him to make his home In that
city that he could not accept. Tho in
vitation was extended at. a luncheon
given Mr. Bryan by the committee.
The committee begged .Mr. Uryan to
cbme where "the people loved him.
wiiere he would always find friends."
They felt sure that Memphis could
easily raise $2,000.nu0 if that would
be any inducement to have Mr. Uryan
in that dfy.
Mr. Uryan replied that it was not a
money consideration, and If he looked
nt In that light ho would not be
worthy of such an Invitation. He
said he knew ho had friends In the
south who would stand by him, and
that was why they did not need him
there; they needed him more In the
north.
Spnrag
Come to moit pcoplo aud cause many
trouble,-pimple , boils ami otlir crupj
lioin, bc-ldcj loss of nppoUtc, tint tired
feeling, biliousness, indigestion and bead.
tioHc
The cooncr you gel rid oj them the bet
tcr, nnd the way to net rid of Uictn and
to build up tho system is to talio
Hood's SarsapariUa
Tho Spring Mudicino par cxccllcneo at
thown by uucqualcd, radical nnd perir-a
ncnt cures.
Get it today in tiPiml liquid form 01
ihocolated tablets called Sarsatobo.
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44 Bu. to the Acre
Isa hcivfyMil, Mil Hint's wbnt John Kennedy of
Ertjmouiun, Al'Jcrui, mioru i,uimuti. ku, biviui v
f roin ottior district I u ttiat pruT-
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Lzm
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monUin, Alocuo. Wwtom cannon, uolfroui 4U
acres or rt;inntYYiicinin ijiu. iirrr
noruiBiricuiiutgBipruT
oco Mionrdoltiprrxccl-
lentrcunlts tncti a,
WU btiRbvb of. nhMkl
frornlUI sen-, or Mt-t
Mi, tie rue re. 2E, Sun milt
As lilch nil U
bushrli of o.itH to the
ucrownrnthrrithtfl frtfin
Alberta fleUIMnl'JIO.,
The Silver Gup
A I llio iM-ont ripotntio
i'!iirwnin'.ruii iow.u
1 AlhiTt.1 (inti nnni'iit for
itnfvMliHnf itmn.L!raMri!!rd
vrprtublrs. IlrpnrtKotrJrclirnt
jlnldi for Hill) coin" aim frntii
K.isk.itrln'.Tiin nnd llatilloba la
W'frtnrn Citnnd.i. . . .
Vrto liiiiiif'Mi-luU of 100
ii('rc4, uiul inlJiilriiniT pro
iiiiiltitiiH 11 f ltIO Ileum (lit
H;t inirnru-) am to I mi linil
III (no h(ilc-H llHt rlr(.
Si-liiioln 'iirivfiili-iit, cll-
llllltl) -Xflll'llt. Mill llio
rry bct. nillwu.TMrlosont
liuiiil, litilldlnK liiiiibor
rli'iip,f unlrnHy tocot nna
sPa't
Guaranty Not Yet Ready.
Although the bank guaranty law 13
now technically In effect, the mandate
or the United States supreme court
having been filed In the district Teller
al court this week, it will be at least
a month before the law is in practical
operation.
This delay arises chiefly from two
considerations; the legislature may
change tho guaranty law so that the
orders of the state banking board
would bo materially affected, and It
will tako some time for the various
state banks to compute, their average
daily deposit's) for the past two years
in order to find out hut their guttran.
ty assessment amounts to.
Freezing Weather In France.
Paris. Tho unreasonable weather
that developed a snow storm hero con
tinues. There was a genuine blizzard
In Paris. The intense cold extends
through Southern France to the
shores of the Mcditeranean. This has
been the coldest weather of tho year
In some districts. The damago to
fruit trees nnd in the wino vineyards
as well as to other crops by frost will
amount to millions of francs.
, Vetoed the Bill. v
Governor Aldrich .Monday yetocd
S. l'M'lli, the Sunday baseball bill, in
troduced by Senator Uartltng of Otoe.
The senate later in tho day passed the
bill ovor tho governor's veto. An at
tempt Is to be mado In the house to
pass tho bill, notwithstanding the
veto. In that body it will recuilrc
sixty votes to pass the bill. As It
pussed tho house originally with llfty
six votes to Its credit, considerable
dilliculty may be bad in obtaining tho
necessary sixty votes. In tho senate
twenty votes make tho necessary
three-fifths and tbo bill, when placed
on Its passage over the veto, received
twenty-one votes.
The Red Cross society at Washing
ton has disbursed almost f.lO.OOO
among the Chinese sufferers.
For Another Lorimcr Investigation.'
Washington D. C Senator La Kol
lette lias introduced a refcolution pro
viding for another. Investigation of tho
Senator Loiimer oase. It names as
the commltteo of Investigation Sena
tors Works or California, Townsend of
Michigan, McLean of Connecticut.
Kern of Indiana and Pomcrono of
Ohio. No action was taken, as Sena
tor Ui Follettc Intends to speak on the
resolution another dny.
The housp of representatives rec
ommended for pussago the one-mill
levy for eight years to cover the cost
of removing tho state university to
the state farm campus, and aiithorl.'
Ing such removal.
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Carnegie Endowment Fund
Wlthqut wjnrnlng, Senator Tlbbdts,
Introduced, and tho senate passed, a
resolution authqrlzing the regents of
the state university to apply for par
ticipation In tho Carnegie retirement
fund for aged professors. Only OIlls
and Pickens voted against tho resolu
tion. A half dozen senators spoke fervent
ly In favor of tho resolution, Tulbott
remarking that he had voted against
accoptanco or the fund two yenrs ago
and that he had always regretted his
action,
Tilden Goes to Springfield. :
Springfield, 111. Kdwnrd Tilden,
president of the National Packing cqm-
pany of Chicago, wbo-was named by
Clarence II. Funk, general manager
of tho International Harvester com
pany, as the receiver or tho alleged
$10,000 Loiimer slush fund, for moro
than an liour Thursdny walked about
the capltol building hero trying to de
liver hlmtelf to the Helm bribery com
mltteo under a subpoena served upon
him In Chicago.
Hillings, "lont. (TUT Koot, an old
Mm stockman of the .Musselshedd
lountry, Thursdny murdered his father-in-law,
F. A. Hehbor, bis- step-son,
James Bridges, a .Mrs. Thompson any
his own wife and then killed hlibseir.
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Give Approval to Treaty
' Tokio, The leading newspapers,
Kokumln. .liji. Asbi, yqnjato -no;
I,Iochi, comment4 ipprovjingly' Upon the
conclusion of tho' Japaneseyncrlcari
commercial treaty'.
, Uasln. Wyo. After living .toWber
jib man and wlfo for a year under a
marriage contract, contingent j upon
both being satisfied titjtho'end of thjj
period, Lcroy Dow and Miss Pearl
ifoppe of Klrby wero married here.
The couple returned to their hopioiat
llrby as happy as doves. , j j
Manning's commission plan of gov
ernment for cities of over .i,000. to b3
adopted by cltlcB if they deRlre to
work under its provisions, was placed
on third reading nnd passed by a veto
of 30 to 0. Sollcclt was nbtent on ac
count or Illness and Morton of Doug
las and Placek of Saunders were ab
sent. The bill Is S. V. it 12.
Hartos made an Ineffectual attomp'
to havo tho bill recommitted for
amendment to tho tltlo but tho friends
of tho measure said tho title was cor
rect and needed no doctoring, which
would result In delay.
Iiondon. The new Anglo-Japaneso
treaty, which was ratified at rokIoJ!
provides for reductions in thoTa,to6 of
the now Japanese tariff on tho chlet
British textile and metal imports In
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Japan.
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Now York. Kansns City has been
jelected by the national councillor tho
Aero clubs of America as tho city
jrom which the international balloon
hicc of this year shall bo started. Om
aha wnB 11 strong eontostant for tho
honor and the claims, of San Francis
co and St. Louis wero also considered
Washington. Dr. James Ormond
WllBon, for many years superintendent
or schools lu tho District or Columbia,
had invited Hiends to gather at his
homo In celebration or his 86th birth
day, but when they nrrived they found
him dead.
rt'UHoiiulilo In irlr, wutcr
imlly iroiuril, niLxcil
fKriiilnKnmirrpiiK.
WiltouxlohiM plnco for nt
ttfiuuiU settlors' Ion railway
rutci, d'i'crlritlvn lUmtratcd
"LAStllrslWrl"(ir)nl fro on
to Hup't of limnliiratlon,
Ottnw.i. (;an..(irlotlioUuuullMi
UoTernnmntABcnU (U)
W. V. BENNETT
Boo Bulldlnj Onaha,Neb.
(tno nddrcsj nrnrcit rorj.)
In il 'K 4
"Lame
Leg" ":
Well?'
' I wish to
say it hat I '
have used
Sloan's Lini
ment on a
lame lee; that
has given me much trouble for she
months. It was so bad that I
couldn't wolk sometimes for a)
vveclc. I tried doctors' medicine; '
and had a rubber bandage for my!
leg, and bought everything that I;
heard of, but they aft did me no
good, until at last I was persuaded
to try Sloan'3 Liniment. The first
application helped it, and in two
weeks my leg was well." A. L.
Hunter, of Hunter, Ala.
Good for Athletes. -v.
, Mr. K. Gilman, instructor of
athletics, 417 Warren St., Rox
bury, Mass, says: "I have used
'J"!
5LUAK&
LINIMENT
. 1
with great success in case3 of ex
treme fatigue after physical exer
tion, when an ordinary rub-down
would not make any impression.'
Sloan's Liniment
has no equal as a
remedy for Rheu
matism, Neural
gia or any pain or
stiffness in the
muscles or joints,
Prices,2So.,BOo.&$1.0D
Hlonn'n book on
Iiorxttft, cut lie, ihfiii
mid poultry acut
froo. Addreue
Dr. Earl S. Sloan,
Boston, Mau., V. S. A.
fin
Nebraska Directo
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BoUand rehtodoTprywliV"- WrlteforbarBalnl n.
11. F. 8WASON COMVANY, Ino.
BsUbUahed 180. 148 B. 13tUBt.,Llnc U(
i - j i
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RUPTURE
CttliEDinttfewdars
without pain or a in
etcal operation. No cay until cured. Send lot
literature.
Dr:Wroy,'307 Boo BldcOmoha, Ne t.
Beatrice Creamery G
Faya the highest price for
CKEA
Hiilcoln Sanitariu
Oi
0BGT
n!t-ijmvnmm iimm
Sulpho Saline Springrs
Locttod on our own pomlies and ued In tre
natural mmerar water
Baths
Unsurpassed In the treatment ol
Rheumatis m
Heart. Stomach, Kldpey and Liter Diseases
MODERATE CM AR0E3, ADDRESS
.... J1-W' EVERETT. Mnr.
1403 M btrcot Lincoln, Nob.
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