TI1M NOHKOUv NKWS : KKIDAY , DKCRMHKK 11 , J)0 ! )
Postofike and Two Saloons
Were Robbed.
HIGH CARNIVAL WITH TOUGHS.
Money , Stamps and Budge Required
to Satisfy Dlxon County Burglars.
A Lincoln Crook Confesses that he
Robbed the Pleasantdale Bank.
Newcastle , Neb. . Dec. 8. Special
to The News : Burglars hold high
carnival hero last night and appeared
to have things about their own way.
The postofllco was entered and n
number of stamps and some money
taken.
The two saloons wore next touched
up , the tills robbed and some of the
goods taken.
The safe In thd postofllco was crack
ed and $225 In cash and a number of
money order-blanks taken.
At Dougherty's saloon $5 In money
nnd several boxes of cigars were se
cured , and In Munsoy's saloon the
thieves got ? C.
Though explosives wore used in
blowing the postofllco safe , no ono In
the town heard the report and noth
ing was known of the operation of the
burglars until Postmaster O. A. Dul
ler came down early In the morning
to make up the mail. Ho discovered
the door was off his safe and his
money gone. Sheriff A. II. Maskcll of
Dlxon county , who resides In Ponca ,
was notified and a search for the cul
prits instituted.
Tracks in the snow of ono man Indicate
dicato that possibly there was but one
robber , although this Is hardly prob
able. These tracks lead off down the
railroad. Two suspicious characters
were seen boarding the train for Sioux
City. The police In that city have
been notified.
Confessed to Robbing Bank.
Lincoln , Dec. 8. Three crooks were
captured and locked up by the police
this afternoon. After being subjected
to the "sweat box" one of them con
fessed that ho was concerned In the
Plcasantdalo bank robbery which took
place some weeks ago.
MISSING GIRL HAS BEEN LOCATED
Miss Beulah Thomas of York , Who
Has Been Absent for a Week
Found at Blair's Home.
York , Neb. , Dec. 8. Special to The
News : Miss Beulah Thomas , the pret
ty girl whose mysterious absence has
kept the people of this town in a tur
moil of uncertainty and apprehension
for a week , has finally been located
at Blair's house.
It was the general opinion that she
had been kidnapped because of what
she knew as a witness in an import
ant case , and the country has been
searched high and low by citizens and
officers for her.
At the time of the kidnapping Blair
was suspected , because tl\e girl was
a prosecuting witness In the criminal
case against him and her testimony
was. necessary to convict Blair.
Bloodhounds were put on the
girl's trail , but to no purpose.
The neighbors kept Blair's house
under close surveillance , and last
night a search was made , Miss Thomas
being found in a room of the upper
story.
Blair was arrested and taken to
the York jail. The Thomas girl says
she was kindly treated by Blair , but
closely guarded. The farmers of the
vicinity of the Blair homo threaten
to storm the York jail and to lynch
the prisoner.
NEW GRAIN TARIFF PUBLISHED
Great Western Announces Rate That
Will be Put In Effect From
Omaha East.
Omaha , Dec. 9. The Chicago Great
Western yesterday published Its new
grain tariff
It was first announced that the
road would haul grain from all Ne
braska territory to St. Paul and Min
neapolis at the rate of 8 cents for
corn and 9 cents for wheat , on which
the local rate to Omaha was 10 and
12 cents , or better , respectively.
Kansas QltibClaimed tlmt this rate
would create ; JjjksgOj.jv tlii as a grain
center. Trafllc f nager Stohr and
President Stlckney have amended the
rate , so that the now tariff , effective
December 10 , reads :
"Tho 8 and 9-cent rate to Minne
apolis and the Mississippi river will
apply on all shipments originating in
Nebraska on and north of the line of
the Burlington , beginning at Platts-
mouth , thence to Louisville , Ashland ,
Crete , Exeter , Inland , then north
along the Hall-Hamilton county line
to the Platte river , and all Nebraska
points north of the Platte river. All
other Nebraska territory will take
the 13 and 14-ccnt rate to Minneapolis
and Chicago. "
On grain originating south of this
boundary line and sent to Omaha ,
the rate will bo 13 and 14 cents re
spectively to Chicago or to St. Paul
and Minneapolis. The same rate ap
plies from Kansas City , if the grain
is shipped there. Grain men believe
that Omaha will got much of the
grain from this territory , because It
Is nearer the ultimate shipping points ,
even though this city is placed on a
parity with Kansas City in the mat
ter of rates.
The amendment does not affect the
proportional In effect off the Union
Pacific. All grain from the I'nlon Pa
cific will take the S and 9-cent rate
as heretofore , but that from other
lines will bo governed by the fore
going rates.
BREAKS THE RECORD.
Strolled Down to Field and Loaded
Up In Three Hours.
Fremont , Neb. , Dec. H. Frank Yen-
noy , a farm hand employed by F.
Miller , a Saunders county farmer ,
claims to have broken the record for
corn husking one day last week. He
hitched nil his team , drove one mile
to the Held , husked fifty bushels and
drove back to the barn In three hours
nnd forty-five minutes. The husking
was done at the rate of fourteen
bushels to the hour. At the price of
three cents per bushel , paid this year ,
Yennoy Is making between Jt.GO and
$5 per day and claims to bo nblo to
keep It up.
REPORTED HMIIOK OF TIME
County Superintendents of Flllmore
and Cheyenne Counties Report In
Time to Secure Apportionment.
Lincoln , Nob. , Dec. 0. The county
superintendents of Flllmoro and
Cheyenne counties did not wait for
Superintendent Fowler to go after
them with a mandamus to compel
them to Hie their reports in order to
get In on the apportionment of school
moneys , but came up bright and ear
ly with the documents. While the
apportionment is larger this month
than it was last December , It Is not
larger than it has been In recent
years. Owing to the rapid maturity
of sale contracts for school lands dur
ing the last two years , over $700.000
of the permanent school fund , which
returned Interest at the rate of six
per cent , has been Invested In bonds
which bring in three per cent , and the
appportlonmont consequently de
creased.
BUSINESS CHANGES.
Two Pioneer Merchants at Randolph
Dispose of Stores.
Randolph , Neb. , Doc. 9. Two im
portant business changes have just
icon made In Randolph , whereby two
of the pioneer firms of the town re
tire from active business pursuits.
Huol Hros. , who have been In busi
ness here slnco the establishment of
the town , have sold out their largo
lardware store to Messrs. S. W.
Mosher and .1. L. Chapman of this
city. II. DoUow , proprietor of the
'Leader" general store , has sold the
mslness to IJ. Cunningham of Wayne
county.
Nebraska Missionaries.
Tecnmseh , Neb. , Dec. 9. Word has
) een received that Dr. and Mrs. C.
L. Pickott , who left for the Philip
pines to become missionaries In Luzon
zen , have arrived at Manila and will
soon bo at their ultimate destination.
They are under the Christian Mis
sionary society , and will bo away sey-
jn years.
Investigating the Allen Fire.
Omaha , Doc. 9. The responsibility
for the death of the firemen who lost
their lives in the recent Allen Broth
ers fire Is being investigated today
by a coroner's jury.
Four attorneys , representing the
Interested parties , are participating
in the inquest. County Attorney
English Is conducting the examina
tion. City Attorney Tom Leo is look
ing after the city's Interests ; .T. C.
Kiiisler appeared for the Ames es
tate , owners of the burned building ,
and Lyle Abbot represented relatives
of the dead firemen ,
That a number of damage suits
will follow , as a result of the Investi
gation , seems probable , as the testi
mony thus far produced would tend
to show that the building collapsed ,
more because of faulty construction
than from the effects of the fire.
Canal Board In Deadlock.
Fremont , Neb. , Dec. 9. Information
from New York Is that the board of
engineers appointed to decide the
power canal project as betweeen Fre
mont and Columbus seems to bo hope
lessly divided. Ono member favors
Fremont and the other Columbus. It
is certain that a third man will have
to be chosen , so that a majority of
the board may settle the matter.
The engineers have been in ses
sion for several days. Most of the
tlmo they have been going over math
ematical calculation and comparing
the advantages of the two projects.
So far , there have been no develop
ments that are discouraging to Fre
mont.
YAHR IS YET ALIVE.
Was Shot Through the Stomach With
a Heavy Charge of Shot.
Deadwooil , S. D. , Dec. 9. With an
opening entirely through his body ,
largo enough to admit a hand , Ernest
Ynhr , who received a charge from a
shotgun through his stomach , is rapIdly -
Idly getting well. The danger from
the wound in the Intestines has entire
ly passed and It is now known that
ho will llvo. There Is doubt , however ,
as to whether ho will have the perfect
use of his limbs. Part of his hip bono
was blown away by the charge of shot
and the surgeons dressing the wound
took out most of the crumbled bono.
They are dn hopes that what was loft
will reunite , although it is expected
that much of this will work out.
11
Range Rider Named Cummins
Killed by Companion.
SKULL CRUSHED WITH A CLUB.
Dennis Walker Struck the Dlow and
Then Escaped on His Pony Pre
sumed that the Men Had Quarreled.
PhyslclniiB Operated In Vain.
Alllanco , Nub. , Dec. 7. A range
rider named CmnmliiH , In thu employ
of Hartlott Hlchanls , tlio Nebraska
cuttle IIiir | , was killed by a compan
ion , OonnlH Walker , nt the Spiulu
ranch near Klltnvorth , Sheridan coun
ty , Tlio Htory of the killing , an told
by tluiHO near the two mi'ii when the
fatal blow was Htruolt , IH that Cum
mins was HlttliiK with his hack toward
Walker , who crept up behind the vic
tim and dealt him a heavy blow on
the head with a club. Walker then
mounted Ills home and nought refuge
In Illght. What were the Incidents
which led to the murder are not
known here , but It IH presumed tlio
men had quarreled.
dimming wan at once taken to Ells
worth and brought on a train to Al
liance , whore Drs. Hollwood and Hot-
tlchelm found that his skull was brok
en , the fracture pressing down upon
the brain. Trepanning was resorted
to and the Nkull raised. Although the
operation was successfully performed
Cummins continued to grow weaker
and Dually passed away at noon.
Men on horseback are scouring the
country In pursuit of Walker , but It
Is not known hero tonight whether
ho lias boon taken. From what can
bo learned there Is a possibility that
should Walker bo taken ho will bo
lynched.
Hunch Foreman DoFranco , who
came to Alllanco with Cummins , says
he Is not able to give any Information
concerning the affair , as the spot
whore the quarrel teen place was
sonic distance from his headquarters
and ho did not have time to Investi
gate the case before starting for Al-
lance.
It is learned that the dead man
comes from Virginia , but little else
s known of him.
liartlctt Richards , owner of the
Spade ranch , Is now at his Callfor-
ila homo.
INTERPRET NEBRASKA USURY LAW
Construction On It Is Placed by the
Supreme Court of the United
States.
Washington , Dec. 9. The United
States supreme court reversed the de
cision of the Nebraska supreme court
n the case of the Schuyler National
wnk against George Thrush and
) thers . The bank was charged with
taking usury.
Thrush and his wife wore debtors
to the bank tft the amount of $5,000 ,
inil gave a note to draw VI per cent
nterest. This rate Is usury In Ne-
> raska. Thrush asked for a conipu-
.atlon of the Interest. If this were
granted , the Interest being counted
is payment of the principal , the note
would have been reduced to $200.
The state court adopted Thrush's
plea. The finding of Justice White of
the supreme court is favorable to the
contention of the bank that the case
comes under the federal law , and
that the Interest could not bo compu
ted as principal payments. Justices
Urown and lirowor dissented.
Arrested for Beating His Wife.
Pierce , Neb. , Dec. 9. Sheriff Hen
Tones went out near the Wayne coun
ty line yesterday afternoon and ar
rested Charles N. Anderson , a farmer
Ivlng Pierce county , who Is charged
with cruelly beating his wife. The
warrant was sworn out by the father
of Anderson's wife. Anderson has
) een In the habit of coming to town
ind getting drunk , and then going
ionic and beating his wife.
A Victory to be Proud of.
s the final and absolute euro of a
sere throat , in which the rawness and
tenderness have been spreading dan
gerously near those guardians of life ,
ho lungs. The luxury of a sound
.hroat and robust lungs Is most keen-
y enjoyed by people who , having snf-
'ored all the consequences of "a lit
tle cold , yon know , " have been res
cued from misery and danger by Al-
en's Lung : Balsam.
Dr. Wenv r' Treatment.
Syrup for the blood ; Cerate for skin eruptions.
Our Friends , the Druggists.
It Is a pleasure ot testify to the gen
erally high character of druggists.
But because of a few exceptions to
.ho rule , It Is necessary to caution the
mbllc to bo on guard against imlta-
.Ions of Perry Davis' Painkiller. Sco
that yon get the right article , the
soothing , helpful painkiller that was
ised In your family before you were
jorn. Don't bo talked into buying a
substlututo. There Is but ono pain-
tiller , Perry Davis.
Cold Comfort From Doctors.
Doctors say neuralgia is not danger
ous. This is poor consolation to a
sufferer who fools as If his face were
pierced with hot needles nnd torn
with a thousand pairs of pincers.
A word of advice to him : Stay In
leers and use Perry Davis1 Painkiller.
The blessed freedom from pain which
fallows thin treatment ) cannot ho
told. Thok'd I } ) but onq Painkiller ,
Perry Davis1.
Ilors'n Sweet Laxative Chips have
no equal for biliousness or emiiitlpa-
lion. They do not grlpo but move
the bowels gently ami easily , cleans
ing the liver nnd the effect gives
strength to the glands , preventing a
return of the disorder. Price 10 and
2G cents. Klowui Drug Co.
How to Prevent Croup ,
1 It will be good mnvs lo mothoni of
small children to learn that croup can
be prevented. The first sign of croup
la hoarsi'iiesH. A day or two before
the attaclt the child becomes lumntn.
This Is noon followed by a peculiar
rough cough. ( ! lve Chamberlaln'H
Cough Remedy freely as soon as the
child becomes hearse , or ovoii after
tin1 rough cough appears , and It will
dispel all symptoms of croup. In
this way all danger and auxlHy maybe
bo avoided. This remedy IH used by
many thousands of mothers and has
never been known to fall. It Is , In
fact , the only remedy that can always
bo depended upon and that Is pleas
ant and safe to take. For salu by the
Klcaau Drug Co.
Ir. Wonvcr'n Hyrup
I'lirlflci the blood ; Cernto ( ointment ) fur tlio akin.
Do you feel broken down and does
your system need nourishment ? Just
take Rtan-Kr-VIno tablets , the world's
greatest remedy for the nerves , brain
and blood , and watch results. Klo-
sau Drug Co.
By Bribing the Nerves
with opium n cough may bo slopped
temporarily , but the Inllnmmatlon of
which the cough Is a symptom goes
f i out bad to worse. Do not waste
time and money on delusive "cough
mixtures. " Homelier that Allen's
Lung HalHam does not merely put
the nerves to sleep. It gets right
down to the root of the ( rouble
and so cures oven deep Heated affec
tions of the throat and lungs.
SPECIALIST ( REPUTATION ,
Years of Special Practice Affording
Excellent Opportunities.
FACTS WORTH MENTIONING
By Dr. Caldwell.
Several years ago whllo In private
iractlco , I thought It wrong to iidvor-
Isc , simply because I had been told
so and had not had experience enough
to know bettor. After a while I din-
ovored a valuable plan of treatment
n certain cases , and fortunately oh-
allied a large number of patlonlH ,
enough to fully test my plan ami
irovo its success. I thereupon pro-
larod a lengthy paper upon the sub-
cot and road it before the state mod-
cal society. What was the result ?
V half a do/on members took the
leer to say what Uio treatment had
teen for a hundred years back , and
o claim that the old treatment ,
hough unsuccessful , should bo con-
.inued , notwithstanding that the now
reatmcnt had boon .successful. I
thought differently nnd continued to
iso the now method , and made ro-
narkablo cures of cases that had
u'on pronounced Incurable1. My bus-
ness Increased rapidly as each per
son that I cured told KOIIIO friend ,
who came in turn and was cured.
Oaeh patient advertised mo a little.
What then ? In that largo city there
were not more than ' 100 cases of the
clnd. I cured every case that came
to mo and then had nothing to do
except the ordinary business of a
ocal physician. I know there were
umdreds and thousands of others
elsewhere , who might bo cured If
.hey only know ; and I advertised.
Cured hundreds of others and I have
idvorttsod ever since. I have re-
loved more suffering , cured more pa
tients , made more people happy , and
lone more good generally because I
mvo told the people what I can do ,
and I shall go on with the good work
is long as my strength will permit.
I advertise because I have some
thing worth advertising. I have made
nysolf competent by years of spec-
al study nnd experience , and by the
expenditure of largo sums of money.
Hy advertising I place before the peo-
> lo the facts which enable them to
enow what I can do. I thereby rcaoi-
thousands , who , given up by local
) hyslclans or unsuccessfuly treated ,
give themseves up as Incurable. I
iuro them nnd thereby enlarge my
leld of usefulness. By no other way
ban advertising could these people
lave known that they could bo cured.
Every thrifty and prosperous busi-
iess in life , save those of law and
nedlclne , advertise freely. Lawyers
lo not , for they only use In business
what others have made for them
years before. They only do what has
) oen written. "Regular" doctors do
not advertise for the same reason.
They have nothing now , nothing
which someone else has not written
> r told them of , they get their know-
edge from the books. A man may
read medicine until ho Is blind and
then know nothing of it. To bo suc
cessful ho must apply his own mind.
Make his own researches , and to do
.hat ho must have room and oppor
tunity. Ho must have cases , him-
Irods of them , and compare results.
If he does not do this ho is a ma
chine without novelty , skill or In-
gcnnlty , still plowing with n wooden
) lo\v , still traveling on foot or horso-
mck , and Ignoring the advantages of
steam , living but not learning. The
same Is true of a lady doctor.
Ilolow yon will find published the
names and addresses of some of the
recent cures that I have made. These
people's allllctions wore , under the
ordinary physician's care , considered
hopeless , nnd no prospects for a
euro :
Mrs. Kate Schall of Albion , Nob. ,
cured of catarrh of head and stomach.
Mrs. William Zuorg of Blue
Vale , Nob. , cured of nervous heart
and female disease.
Mrs. J. B. Connolloy of Akron ,
eumatism
Is Not a SKin Disease.
1 Mos1t.Vcolc ! lmvc n" ilcn tlmt rlteumatlHiii U contracted lllco a cold , tlmt the
ilniiip , chilly n r iwiieltnlra the muHclcH ami j iiitn and causes the Icrr b ncliea
and pains , or that t i Bomethln , ; like a nkln ( llscuse to be ubb.Ml away with I ' ni
mentor drawn out jv 111 plantm ; but Khiieiiintlmii orlj.lmilcs in the bloml nn'l !
Dy Urea , or Uiic Acid , nnirritatliif r
cmtscjl ; , corroding imimin that nettles in iuu
ck-H. hlllltnnililllnrvr..n , , , . , . . . ' " " nild WtCHCM mill UlBlilinrn'J
jHiiiin iiL-cuiiiir in uiii ( iisticssing ( lisciiitc.
Hxposure to bml weather or midden
chllliiiL' of the body will ImMcn nil at
tack of UhcunmtlHin after the blood nntl
Hystcm arc in the rif-ht condition for It
to develop , lint hnvo nothing to do with
the real true enusca of UhenumtlHiu ,
which are internal and not external ,
Unimctitn , plnstcrs nml runbliiK
will HomotimoH rednco the Inflamma
tion and swelling and OIIHO the pain for
a tlmo , but fall to relieve permanently
because they do not rcnch the scat of
llowllnir Oroon , Kjr.
About rj ynnr HRO I wim nttuokod hv nonto
rhiiunmtiiiin In iny HliouUlnm , nrnm nml
IOITH Jmlow the kiini ) . 1 ooulil not I'rtlno my
nrm to Odiiil ) my hnlr. Doolorn urnnorlboU
fnriunforovnr two montha without Klv-
IIIRinn nny rallnf. IBIIWU.M. M.mlvnrtliioil
itnrt ilualilnil totry It. Immoillnloly I coin-
iiiiinonil UN tmn 1 foil hnltnr , unil rnmarknit
tninollinrtlmtlwiiHRlniUlmilntlHiitfoiind
pliln rollaf. 1 onntlmioit UN linn niul nm
ontlrnly wnll. 1 will nlwiiyn fnol dooplr
liilnroNtoi ! In Din BIIOOOHH of H. I ) . 0. nlna *
It did inn no innoli Rood.
an lath ut. MHH. AIIOM UOHTON :
meinnihie. H. s. 53. cures KheunmtlHui bmmse it attacks it in the blood , and
the Uric Acid poison is nuiitinli/cd , the flliii'ijlnh cir
culation Mliiiiilntcd and quickened , and soon the sys-
cm la purified nnd cleansed , the nchinj ; muscles and
JointM are relieved of all irritnlinjj matter and a Initlni'
cure of thiH mont jmlnful dlHoaH' < effected.
U mailed ffer nn j-SoStiifr ; ; ! rSmicKcSii ; ! s-s&rKSi - !
TH SW/FT spccmc CQf ATLANTA. GA.
ANTI- .
DYSPF.PTIO
TAl'K WOUM. Area Positive Cine for Indi cstioit ,
Constipation , Travels , I'oulmd WCIIK
Stonmdifc. A noted doctor of Chii-agu
stilted that he liclievrd a C > ( ) e. box ol
Slocum'.H Worm Cake would ijivc
moieu'licf than T > ( ) worth of 01 dinarv
doctor's fees. Price SOcl.s. by mall
ony- | R. v. SLOCUM
725 W. North Avenue , Chlcnno. III.
YOU MUST NOT FORGET
Thul \ \ < im constantly tfniwin in the art of
making Kino IMiotos , ami our produ- will al
ways be round to omhraoo the
and Xou'cst , Styles in Cards and Finish Wo also
carry a line line of Moldings snitahlo for all
kinds of framing.
i.
THIRD YEAR.
Conservative Management ,
Thorough Equipment ,
Commodious Rooms ,
Superior Instruction.
Fxill Business Ccmrses.
It will pay you to attend this School. No va
cations. Enter any time.
Address ,
C. H. BRAKE , Norfolk , Neb.
Nob. , cured of cancer of long stand
ing
Mrs. Augusta Seydon of Ponder ,
Nob. , cured of nervous liver and
stomach disease.
Mrs. Ella Scochman of Wayne ,
Neb. , cured of rheumatism , female
disease and skin disease.
John Harper of Columbus , Neb. ,
cured of heart disease , stomach and
llvor disease.
Emma Stalke of darks , Nob. , cured
of skin disease , heart trouble and
dropsy.
Write This Down
In the book of memory : there Is no
such thing as a harmless cough. Ev
ery cough Is a warning of a confidence
that goes from bad to worse unless It
Is remedied right away. Opium-laden
medicine is a delusion. Allen's Lung
Balsam cures the worst of colds. It
clears the bronchial passages , so that
the lungs get plenty of air. Why not
get a bottle today ?
FARM LOANS
Lowest Rales ,
W , J , GOW &
NORFOLK , NEBRASKA.
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