Nebraska Newspapers

    TJtiJJJ UlYlAirJLA. JLJAJJLi * 13Ji.JUL . ? MUJM .UA X' , d UiNJJJ H , 18U1.
THEY LEFT FOR ST , LOUIS ,
Dais/ Hudson and Her Latest Abductor
Headed for the "future Great , "
HACK DRIVER ELMORE TELlS A STORY ,
He Drove the Coupe In IVIilali tlio
1'nrty heft tlio Athnrton Itcsl-
dcnco Movements oi'tlio
Abductor.
The mysterious disappearance of Miss
Daisy Hudson with lior unknown abductor
Katurday evening , ns chrunlclcd exclusively
In TDK Ilnn , Is n < t yet unexplained , although
the Indications now point to tlio conclusion
that hur strange companion was an emissary
- sent by * ior mother , nnd that by this time
the girl Is safe In her mother's ! arms In St.
The coupe driver who took the couple from
the residence of Mr. Athcrton , was found
yesterday , and proved to bo Frank Elmoro.
Ho nt first denied that ho was the man , oven
when confronted by the two young men who
had ridden with him , but finally admitted
that ho had driven tlio vehicle In
question. Ho insisted , however , that
ho knew nothing ns to the
whorcaDouts of cither the girl or the stranger
naylng that they loft the coupe on the
street and told him to await their return. Ho
declared that ho waited In vain , ns be saw
neither of them agnlu and was beaten out of
bis faro.
After exercising his Imagination In this
manner for n while , Klmoro at length got
down to business find told the story of his
connection with the case In a clear , straight
forward way that was afterward very easily
corroborated.
It seems that the stranger arrived In the
city from St. Louis Saturday noon over the
"Wnbash , and proceeded to the Barker whore
ho registered with a woman who accompanied
him as "C. F. Boyd and wife , St. Louis. "
Boyd left tbo woman at the hotel and at
once started out , as it afterward developed ,
to got possession of the girl. He first on-
gngcd the services of Elmoro , whom ho told
to follow him around all night if necessary ,
and ho would bo well paid for his timo. The
driver was also Instructed to krcp out of
sight of anyone with whom Boyd might talk
upon the street.
This explains how It happened that Boyd
found a coupe just when ho wanted ono at
the corner of Seventeenth and Cass streets.
The story of the trip to the Atborton resi
dence , the installation of Andrns and Urnpp
ns nurses of the Athorton Infants In Miss
Daisy's place , and tl.o preparation of the
pirl for her journey with Bojd has already
been made public.
Elmoro was directed to drive to the Bar-
l < cr , which bo did mthtill possible speed , and
there lio.vd and the girl hurried upstairs to
the room occupied by Mrs. Boyd , where they
remained for n short time nnd'thcn all three
came down , their bill was settled , and
Klmoro was asked to dnvo them to the trans-
fur depot In Council Bluffs In time to catch
the 4 : GO Wabash train for St. Louis. This
Klmoro refused to do , claiming that the rouds
wcro too heavy , and after receiving a very
liberal payment for the work already done ,
he was discharged. Boyd asked him to
direct him to a good private boarding house.
In the Blurts where ho could stop ever In
case ho lost bis train , ns ho didn't want to go
to a public hotel , and then boarded a car with
his liulv companions and disappeared , first
giving Elmoro Instructions not to answer
any questions and not to know anything in
case anybody wanted Information.
Boyu was well supplHl with money , as
.Elmore says ho saw three I , rolls , Including
fifties , twenties , tens and 11 -J. The first
time that Elmoro suspected that anything
unusual was up was when Boyd and the girl
got into the vehicle. After driving a few
blocks he looked around to slzo up the situa
tion , but thn girl was sitting quietly and ap
parently contented , and ho did not think that
eho looked as if she needed or desired assis
tance.
Boyd did his work very smoothly , nnd
while riding with A minis and Crapp com
mended them highly for their noble work In
Miss Hudson's behalf. They declare that If
Boyd will only tell them whore ho took his
uorvo lessons they will call it square.
It is thought that Boyd missed the Wnlmsh
train , but loft for home over either the Bur
lington or Missouri Pacific by wuy of Kansas
City.
City.Tho
The Howe scales , the only scale with pro
tected bearings. No chock rods. Catalogue ,
Of Borden & Solleck Co. , Agts. , Chicago , 111.
JUST TO INQUIUE.
or the Commission Now Golnjj
" * " " " Among the Sioux.
Hon. A. R. Apploman of Columbus , O. ,
Hon. Charles K. Pearce of St. Louis , Mo. ,
and Hon. George H. Harries of Washington ,
fvho constitute the commission appointed to
} confer with the Sioux Indians , are In the
city. They will confer with General Broofto
today and tomorrow will leave for the Pine
Illdgo and Hosebud agencies to moot , the
chiefs ot the principal Sioux bands.
" \Vo shall go among tno Indiana as their
friends , " said Mr. Pearce to a reporter at the
Milliard hotel. "Our nls- > ion , ns Mr. Apple-
roan hrra will also toll you , is to seek and
waka arrangements for such changes as will
acciiro greater contentment' untl happiness
for the Indians of the Sioux nation.Vo
shall have nothing to do with dcurodution
claims or anything of that sort , The work
wo have In hand will bo coulined very
largely to problems botwoo'i the various
Indian bands , and not botwcou them nnd
whlto men , There nro some Kosotnul In
-T dians In the 1'uio Hidgo au'oncy , and some
of them would lluo to go back to the
Kosobud nuency. That is ono question wo
Blinll have to investigate nnd decide. Some
of the nnilo Indians want to locate on lands
In sovernlty on the White rivor. That matter -
tor will bo carefully considered. "
"Will ttio commission encourage tho- Ind
ians lo ndopt the course of Inking lauds in
severally ! "
Most assuredly. That U the policy of the
government , nnd I believe it has boon found
that the Indians become inoro dependent upon
themselves nnd moro independent of aid
from the government when they lake lands
In severally and begin to farm. They acqulro
moro self respect and are consequently
moro peaceable nnd happy than they
over become while loading tno indolent nnd
Improvident lifo of tribal relations. The
commission , will not bo disposed to prow
upon the Indians this matter of taking lands
* * , Sn severally , but wo shall olTivr nil reasonable
advice mid encouragement for them lo do so "
"How much land does an Indian got when
ho decides to take his share ! "
"Every head of n family receives 320 acres ,
each child ever eighteen years and un
married receives 1(50 ( acres , and each child
under eighteen yoart receives clphty acres.
A family , therefore , of moderate slzo will
receive from NX ) to 700 acres of land. In
addition to this the government gives these
Indians who dccldo to take land In severally
n team of horses or oxen , n wagon nnd plow
nnd several olbor necessary Implements and
tools needed on a form.
"In short , the government gives tbo rod
tnan u stlirt In the world when ha decides to
do something for himself. I boltevo Hint
When Iho Indians see bow this arrangement
works they will qtnto generally take to Iho
sensible plan of selecting their farms nnd
living more respectable nnd Industrious
lives. "
"Is it possible for an Indian to sell or dis
pose of the land allotted to him by the gov
ernment ! "
"O , no. The government holds the land In
trim for twenty-flvo yours from the dale
when Iho Indians tnnko tliolr selection. The
Indian Is trlvon a patent for his land which
entitles him to the exclusive use of it , but
bo cannot sell It , "
"How long do you think the commission
will bo retained at the various agencies
among Ujo Sioux Indians ! "
"Tho work wo hope to accomplish will
probably require about six weeks' tune. "
Dr. Blrncy euros cuturrh , Bee bids ;
Mortuary.
The funeral of Miss Mamie Gorman took
pluco at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon from
Bt. Pbllomena's cathedral , Hov Father
Union oftlciatlnp , The remains were in-
terred In the cemetery of the Holy Sopul-
chcr.
chcr.Mrs
Mrs , Jennie Wright died of heart compli
cations yesterday morning at thn family
resldenco , lUt ! ) TVTenty-clghth street. The
deceased accompanied bar husband to Omaha
in IS01 from St. Joseph , Mo.
MA I ) 13 A FINE HAUL.
OIlecr ! Take In n Dolcctablo Moss of
Crookn.
Detectives Haze nnd Savage made n good
catch yesterday afternoon. Between 4 nnd 5
o'clock the rooms of E. C. Small , 013 South
Sixteenth street were ontcrod by sneaks and
a fine overcoat stolon.
Thn ofllcors saw Chnrlos Johnson nnd
Frank Knno , accompanied by a couple of
pals , on the street with the coat In tholr pos
session. The quartette acted rather queer
anil were followed by the officers nnd
arrested. The arrest had boon made and the
coat recovered bcforo the loss had been re
ported nt pollco headquarters.
About 8 o'clock last evening Detectives
Savngo nnd Dempsey saw the rest of the
trnng on Fourteenth street and promptly took
thpm Into custody. Their names nro James
O'Tcolo , Frank Johns and Charles Alien.
When searched at the station a small
assortment of skeleton keys were found , also
a new silk muffler , black silk tie , , shoo brush ,
small gold chain and a pair of p.isto diamond
shlrtstuds. The studs were in a small box
bearing the name of n Denver jeweler.
The ofllcors claim that the crooks have just
arrived from Chlcifo and are good people to
keep locked uo. They nro charged with
being suspicious characters and petit lar
ceny.
Hood's ' Snrsndnrllla is on the flood tldo of
of podulrlty.which position It has reached by
Its own Intrinsic , undoubted merit.
FATAL HASTE.
Patrick O'llrlcu'H IHtrry to Get to
Work KilUr.l Him.
Patrick O'Brien ' , un employe at the Fre
mont , Elkhorn & Missouri Valley round house
and who lived at Lqster's ' ooardlng house
near Florence , met with an accident yester
day morning which caused his death.
O'Brien had been down in the yards on
some work and jumped a freight train to rldo
bncic to the round bouse. When near that
point ho Jumped from the train and was
struck by another. His head was consid
erably cut nnd the body was bruised all
over. The Injured man was taken to the
round house nnd doctors summoned. Bofoio
they arrived ho had breathed his last.
Coroner Harrlgan was notified and after
viewing the remains had them convoyed to
Heafey < fc Hcofoy's whoio on Inquest will beheld
held , probably today.
O'Brien ' was a single man and had no near
relatives that are known of.
DoWltt's Little Early Ilisors ; best llttlo
pills for dyspepsia , sour stomach , bad breath
SOMEBODY'S SHAME.
Unfortunate Ilnbu C.iHt Annnfj Lum
ber Piles and Abandoned.
Yesterday morning William and Walter
Butler , living nt 1910 Pacific street , were
passing through the Chicago lumber yard.
Under n pllo of lumber they found the dead
body of nn Infant. T. L. Scott reported the
matter to the police , nnd the coroner was no
tified. The body was removed to Heafoy &
Hcifoy's.
From appearances the child had boon born
the night before nnd hidden In the lumber
yard. No marks of violence could bo found
upon the body. Detective Bennett looked
into the case and is satisfied that ho has lo
cated the mother of the child , who is an un
married woman. The coroner will begin an
investigation today assisted by the police.
Constipation poisons tno blood : Do Witt's
Little Early Risers euro Constipation. The
cause removed the disease Is gone.
NOT A B A LOON.
Illiimlimtliit ; GUH Inflated but Did Not
Klevate an lownn.
Joseph Matvuslck of Noola , la. , stepped at
the European hotel , Tenth nnd Jones streets ,
Saturday night. When he wont to bed ho
blow out the cas. Early yesterday morning
tbc hotel people smcllcd the gas and Investi
gated. They found Matvuslck lying on the
bed In an unconscious condition. Ho had
been asphyxiated. Dr. Jones was called and
did all ho could to save the man. After n
couple of hours hard labor the doctor was
successful ,
The matter was reported to the police and
Detective Vaughn and the sick man taken
to the St. Joseph's hospital for treatment.
IIo was doing nicely last evening and will bo
all right in a day or so.
Ladles who value n refined complexion
must use Pozzoui's Powder. It produces a
soft and beautiful skin.
Mr. KOUIHZO'H Great Offer.
Rev. J. S. Dotwcller occupied the pulpit of
St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran church , at
Twenty-first and Burdotto streets yesterday
mcrnlng , In the absence of the pastor , Kov.
J. G. Griffiths.
In lieu of a aormon Hov. Dotwellcr ro- '
vl'jwod the of the
proceedings recent gen
eral synod at Lebanon , Pa. , recounting the
details of the business transacted at that
meeting and speaking at considerable length
of the generous offer of Mr. Augustus
Kountzo and the great benefit thu church
nnd Omaha would derive from the establish
ment hero of a seminary such as was con
templated , _ _
Gesjler's Magic He.iuucno Wafers. Cures all
hcaiuichcs in 'M minutes. At all druggis
Struck by a Motor.
T. J , Haley , living at 1313 Dodge street
was driving across the motor car tracks nt
Sixteenth and Jones street yesterday foro-
noon. Ills wagon was struck by train No.
11 of the Twenty-fourth street line and Mr.
Haley thrown to the ground. Officer Bruce
sn\v the accident and had Haley convoyed to
the pollco station. Dr. Gapon was called
and soWcd up n couple of scalp wounds. The
Injuries are not serious.
Ono horse was hurt and the wagon con
siderably damaged ,
Tor Ilorton.
Dotectlvo Mike Dempsey leaves this mornIng -
Ing for Minneapolis to bring back U. S. Ilor
ton , who is wanted hero for forging Charles
Ogdeu's numo to u f 70 check.
Do Witt's Llttlo Early lUsers. Bust llttlo
pill over mado. Cure constipation every
lliuo. None equal. Use them now.
J'iUtNOX.U * J'.l It.KlH.i I'JiS.
L. Wossoll , jr. , of Lincoln is at the Murray.
E. B. Glbbs of North Platte Is at ttio
Delimit ) .
A. B. Ours of Dawson , la. , is a guest at
the Dollone.
E. A. Brown , of Nebraska City is a guest
nt thn Dollono.
O. M. Gummoll of Big Springs is n guest
at the Paxton.
W. J. McCoy and M. G. Barr of Sidney nro
at the Pnxton.
J. B. Weston and U. J. ICIlpntnolt of
Beatrice are guests at the Paxton.
No griping , no nausea , no pain when Do
Witts Llttlo Early UUorj uro taUou. Small
pill. Safe pdl. Beit pill.
She WIIH ToaohiiiK Him.
London Tld Bits : A lady , on entering the
kitchen early one norning , saw a pinto nnd
luilfo nnd fork , the former of which had evi
dently contained cold rabbit pie. The lady
strongly suspecting a certain policeman of
having supped off It , nnd the following con-
A'orsatlou took pluco between her and the
cook ,
Mistress Mary , what's become of the cold
rabbit plo that wiws left !
Cook ( Jb , 1 didn't think It was wanted ,
mum , so I pave It to thu dog.
Mistress ( sarcastically ) does the dog use
n knlfo and fork , then !
Cook ( unabashed ) Not very well yet ,
mum ; but I'm teaching him to.
Small in slzo , trroat in results : OoWltt
Llttlo Early Hlsors. Best pill for Oonstlpn
lion , best for Sloic Hoadacuo , bant for Sour
Stomach. , .
GATHERING OF ADVENTISTS ,
Attention Diverted from Politic ! to Bpiritml
Affairs and Oarapmootluga.
AMENDMENT MANDAMUS PROCEEDINGS ,
Secretary of Stnto MoFnrlnnil Ex-
plnlnnllln Position In the Cnoo
The town Anti-Trust Imw
Fair Commissioners.
Dr. < 5Moixns , la. , Juno 7. fSpeclnl to Tun
DISKI For the next ton dnys the people of
this city will huvo tholr attention diverted
from thlnes pollticnl to mutters spiritual , two
siato camp meetings being In progress. In
the north purl of the city U the annual mootIng -
Ing of the Seventh Duy Advctitlsts , whcro
rnoro thnn u hundred tents shelter sovornl
hundred members from the nccompanymK
storm which has for several years been the
scomlnply unavoidable adjunct of the moot
ing. Ttu services are full of Interest and
nra attended by thousands of visitors from
his ana other states. Tim workers' meetIngs
Ings have boon In proRross several days
although tlio cnmpraooting proper does not
begin until tomorrow. At those work
ers' meetings questions of busU
ness Importance to the church 'aro
discussed , and plans for the coming year
formulated In the various organizations of
the denomination. All the leading minister !
of the country will bo present and conduct
the services.
In the northwestern part of the city an
other tented village has been established , to
accommodate the annual campmootlng of the
Iowa Holiness association , which will pro
bably begin on lucsday. This association is
non-denominational In character , being com
posed of representatives of nil the leading
churches , and Its services being conducted on
the broad piano of Christianity without creed
or confusion to mar Its effectiveness.
The only attraction to divert attention
from these meetings will bo the state con
vention of the so-called third party prohibi
tionists , who annually go through the mo
tions of nominating a ticket.
TUB AMI'.NnMKNT MANDAMUS CASE.
Apropos of tbc temperance question , Sec
retary of State McFarland on Thursday.fllod
an answer to the mandamus proceedings in-
statutcd by President Harvey and others of
thn state temperance alliance to compel him to
prepare a certified copy of the constitution of
Iowa containing the prohibition amendment.
The answer Is very short , and after reciting
the well known facts admits the refusal ,
stating that the same was made because the
supreme court of the state haa declared the
amendment unconstitutional and thili it was
not a part of the constitution. Secretary
McFarlund's position is that the question as
to ttio validity of the amendment is not in
volved in the case at all and cannot bo raised.
Ho claims the only question which can bo
raised or considered by the court is
whether the demand was" properly made and
should have been complied with , and in
determining this question the court
will not consider whether the amend
ment Is a p.irt of the constitu
tion , but only If , in view of an unrovorsod
decision of the supreme court that such was
not the case , ho was justified in refusing to
certify it as a part of the organic laws of the
state. Every oftlciul Is charged , with n
judicial notice of supreme court decisions
and bound by them. The secretary thinks
there is no question but what the mandamus
proceedings will ba dismissed and some other
way will have to bo provided .ir Mr. Harvey
wishes to reopen the famous prohibition
amendment caso.
1HK IOWA ANTI-TIlUST LAW.
Attorney-General , Stone has rendered on
Important opinion in regard to the
nntl-trust law enacted by the lust
general assembly. The law provides
that the secretary of state shall address in
quiries to all the corporations organized
under the laws of the state or doing business
in the state ns to whether tliey ore unlaw
fully combining or merging their corporate
existence into any other company. The refusal -
fusal of the corporations to answer these in
quiries subjects them to prosecution , con
viction and revocation of charter. Such In
quiries were sent out by Secretary of State
Jackson last yoivr , with the following dis
couraging result : Answered , 23 ; gone out
of business , UTO ; inquiries returned marked
"uncalled for. " 051 : no answers received
from 1,091. This report was certified to the
attorney general , and before Instituting suits
and putting the state to possible
needless expense , he proceeded to in
vestigate. As to the first throe classes there
was no evidence to show that they had "re
fused" to comply with the law. As to the
fourth class , the attorney ponoral ilnds that
largo numbers of tliom aie agricultural ,
charitable , religious and educational in
character , and it Is likely the in
quiries did not reach the proper per
sons to receive attention. If action should
bo brought against those corporations , says
the opinion , It would bo necessary to prove
that a demand was made upon the proper
ofllcors to make the affidavit and that they
refused. The more fact of having mailed a
letter would not show this , and the attorney
general leols warranted In the conclusion
that there is no evidence to justify h'm ' in
the expense of bringing suits. ' It is
also tlio opinion of the attorney gen
eral that the general assembly did not
Intonuthatthososummary proceedings should
bo taken against the agricultural , religious ,
charitable , educational and llko corporation ! ! ,
but only against these organized for pecun
iary protlt. IIo suggests that the secretary
of state take steps to ascertain the mituroand
proper oftlcers of these corporations , which
can bo done through the county olllcials , and
that aftnrwards now letters of inquiry bo
sent out , or placed In the hands of sheriffs
for legal service. The attorney general In
conclusion says : "In view of the Insufficiency
of the machinery provided for the execution
ot this section of tills statute , I think the
situation U of so grave a character ns to war
rant us In culling the attention of the gover
nor to it for such consideration as ho may
doom proper in the preparation of his blounial
message to the general assembly. "
, IOWA COI.l-MllUN COMMISSION.
A business session of the Iowa Columbian
commission was held In Ues Moltios the past
week. VIce President Crosby occupied the
chair vacated by the death of the late Presi
dent , Johnson. A committee composed of J.
F. Duncombe , Henry Stivers , J. W. .Tutu I-
i an , S. H. Mallory and S. U. Packard w&s
selectee ) to prepare resolutions of roapoct to
the memory of tho-deceased president. Mrs.
Whiting S. Clark of the Iowa women's board
and n number of other ladles spoke In regard
to the women's exhibit , Hon. Joseph IClboock ,
national commissioner for Iowa , talked on
thu tiei'ds of a lartro appropriation for the
Iowa department of thu world's ' fair and
urged the unceasing labor of the com
mission und of the press to secure thu largest
sum possible in the next legislature. Supor-
tondent Sabin reported progress in the edu
cational department ana Secretary Chase
rend hs | report of the work done In his office ,
which showed that the puoplo all over the
state are awakening und becoming enthused
with the idea that the Hawkeye state must
keep up her record. The available appro
priation of 5,000 has been about one-third
expended , and the committed is hampered for
want of funds until the lolslaturo moots and
makes the appropriation. The other $ ir > , ( ) UO
might as well never have been appropriated.
IOWA 1IANKK1IS' ASSOCIATION.
The fifth annual meeting of the Iowa
Hauliers' association will bo held at Sioux
City next Tuesday and Wednesday. Among
the subjects arranged for discussion are :
"Iowa ni n Field for Investment , " Hon.
John MoHugh of Crcsco ; "Iowa Hanks In
Uolation to the Future of thn St ito , " Calvin
Manning , Ottumwa : "Aro Banks ana Usury
HlKhtl" V. I'No well of Dos Monies ; "Froo
Collection Business. " John T. llomoy , Hur-
llngtou ; legal address , Hon. Joseph Hood ,
Council HlulTs ; "Dank * and Coinage , " Hon.
Peter A. Doy , lo-.vaClty ; "Tho West and
Silver , " Joseph Sampson , Sioux City
"Stnto Banking Laws , " Auditor J. A. Lv.
ous ; "Stuto Control of Private Uanks , " ( I.
U , ( Jopclund , Charltou ,
SarenunYllln belongs to the smilax family of
plants , and U found very generally over the
American continent ; but. the variety that U
richest In modlclnal properties Is the Hon
duras root , of which the famous Ayor's ' Sar-
saparllU is mado.
Dr. Kensington treats the oyo,1310 Dodge
XEH'ft * ' Tllfi F
Work will soon bo1 bugnn on Wnyno's
system of watorworksic'
Ono hundred boys aro-worklngln the sugar
beet fields about Norfolk.
Gates college commencement exorcises will
bo hold next week at fSyDigh. }
Three Perkins county towns , El lo , Lisbon
and Vonnngo , will celo.brnto the Fourth.
Sovciity-Mvo boys anU'hion nro wanted to
work In the sugar beet Holds of Hall comity.
The ladles of the Weopjng Water Congre
gational church are preparing to hold rose
"
fair Wednesday.
L. M. Ilonzol 'has b on arrested nt nmor-
son for violating tha lordlnanco regulating
the running of billiard tables.
Hastings buslnon men will ralso n bonus
of 81,200 to secure the building of a creamery
which will consume the milk ot 1,000 cows.
For arresting a woman on n foln rnphlo
Order the marshal of Ulysses has boon bound
over for trial on a charge of false Imprison
ment.
Buffalo Jones' herd of eighty bison Is now
grazing on land about two miles from
McCook and Is attracting hundreds of sight
seers.
A movement Is on foot to Incorporate an
nthlotlc association In Hustings , build
grounds and equip them with everything
necessary. The preliminary work Is now In
the hands of a commtttoo.
John Clement Amtroso , the Chicago hu
morist , will speak at the Ctmutauqua assem
bly at Council Bluffs nnu nt the Central Ne
braska Chautauqun , as well as at a number
of other assemblies throughout the country.
The assessed valuation of real estate and
improvonts In Springfield precinct , Sarpy
county , amounts to fsO.TOl and personal at
$ 'W,5i ) . > . The real estate and Improvements
in the vlllncc Is f 17,051 and personal property ,
&TJ.U21. The report shows that there are
eighteen union ox soldiers In the precinct.
The people In the vicinity of Ulancho en
joyed a gontilno buffalo hunt last Monday ,
says the Imperial liepuhllcan. A buffalo
supposed to have escaped from Buffalo Bill's
ranch at "North Pmtto strayed Into that
neighborhood and an exciting chnso began.
After running a number of horses down tbo
animal was captured and hold for a reward.
Elmer Stlncr and 'Ktnda Barnns of Toka-
mah want to got married und were about to
have the knot tied the other day , when "Pa"
Barnes stopped in with a veto and said they
"must nflt" do It. Two days Intdr the love
sick twain wont to Herman , but with no
bettor success a telegram from the Irnto
father calling for their arrest arrived
ahead of them. Stlnor was granted n divorce
at the last term of court. Ho says marriage
Is pretty much a habit the moro you marry
the moro you want to.
Mr. Charles Woostor , ono of the prosper
ous farmers of Merrick county , is also a
successful fruit growor. His strawberry
crop this year is very largo and shows con
clusively that Nebraska as a fruit-producing
state cannot bo surpassed. Ills dally pick
ings last week were respectively 0 , 42 , 10U ,
1'JJ ' and i83 ! quarts , showing an immense
yield of the finest quality of fruit over
picked. Mr. Woostcr lives near Silver Crook
and finds time now and then to contribute
some of the strongest articles on sWto pol
itics that have over been published , But
ho believes In worKlng as well as talking.
A camp of Sons of Veterans will bo organ
ized at Dunlap.
Two hundred and thirty arrests were made
in Dos Moines last month.
Western Iowa votor'ans ' will hold tholr an
nual reunion at Dunlap. July 15.
Guthrlo county assessors find that county
to contain 1,04'J dogs and 1,833 sheep.
Marshalltown Is trying to ralso $10,01)0 ) for
a Young Men's Chris'ttan ' association build
ing. '
The farmers' nlllancdCwlll establish a general -
oral merchandise st6rm at Dedham. The
authorized capital is $40,000.
Amell Gruver , n young lady living near
Callcndor , was fatallyi poisoned by eating
what she supposed to , ba f 'sheep sour. "
Chairman Klauor of > the Dubuque county
board of supervisors , says wolves are Im
ported into that county. In order to got the
Thomas'Shay , n youj\g \ 'man oft"llenls'on1
bus boon sent to the Clarlnda insane hospital.
His peculiar mania 'Was ' singing , which , ho
kept up incessantly day and night.
John Hitter , n farmer residing in Benton
township , Kcouuk county , wbilo Investigat
ing an old well to see if it needed cleaning ,
fell in and drowned bcforo assistance reached
him.
him.Thero
There is now confined In the Mt. Pleasant
hospital for the insane 3oi ) men and 44S
women. During the month of May fifteen
men and ton women were admitted , and
eight men atod sixteen women were dis
charged. Five patients died during the
month.
Mrs. Eliza McDanlcls. a poor washwoman
of Cedar Knplds , was hold up bv si burglar
in her house Saturday night and at the point
of a revolver compelled to yield up her
week's earnings , between $5 and $0. The
amount of her loss was rando good by her
neighbors.
Farmers of Boone county are experiencing
a difficulty In cultivating tholr corn on ac
count of the unovonncss of the growth. In
the same Hold corn planted at the sumo time
is in soinn instances a foot high in ono place
and two inches in another. The cause is at
tributed to the hardness of the ground In
some places and the moisture In others , made
so by the action of the plow in turning ever
the dry clods of soil.
A curious condition of affairs has been
brought to llcht in Dubuquo. About a year
ago MM. Mary Wilde gave , as she supposed ,
ton foot of her property for the widening of
n street and the deed was made out und fllod ,
the consideration being $1. Not long since
Mrs.Vildo sold her property and when she
came to get an abstract found that by an
error In the deed giving the right-of-way for
the widening of the street she had convoyed
an or nor property to tlio city lor tno sum or
$1 As the matter now stands the city has
come Into possession of valuable property by
an error , and according to Its charter it can
not sell or deed b.ick the property to Mrs.
Wilde without submitting it to a vote of the
people.
Fouth Dakota.
Uapld City has invested 81,000 in a slto for
a city ball.
The Sioux Falls list of delinquents on per
sonal taxes contains I/.IUO names.
Flattering ropoits nro received concerning
the condition of cattle on the reservation.
Years may come and years may go , but the
Vormllllon university row promises to go on
forever.
Recent rains In nearly all pnrts of the
stiUo have placed the crop of small grain In a
secure position.
The school census of Mitchell shows n to
tal of 782 :1M : ( males and H8 females , rang
ing from six to twont5''yfars. *
Another big land siilq is reported near
Huron , 1,1100 acres for Jl.f.OOO. The new pro
prietor will convert It .Into a model Irrigated
farm. '
j
Phil D. Armour has endeared himself to
the residents by nssorjiug , "Plorro w ill bo
the next largo city up'tha great Missouri
valley. "
A very small pill but iv'vory ' good ono. Do
Witt's Little Earlv Klsepi.
W
NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS.
Vanilla A Of perfect purity.
LemonI
Lemon
- of great strength.
Almond i Eoonomv'ntlolru30 ' |
Rose etc.rl flavor no delicately
and dollolously as the fresh fruit.
A Written Guarantee to
CURE EVERY CASE or
MONEY REFUNDED.
Our ttry Is | Htiian < nt nd nntaritchlnffup. l"a ?
( hulixl DTK yr i ngn Into nrirrr ccn nujrmplnm
'litre. I'y ' ilrscnMntf nxjo fully wo can treat you by
null , n'I ' wo Rl o Iho Minn itronir KUnmntro to cm *
or Irfum ! ll money. The > who prefer to conm here
for treatment ran ilo hi and we will pijr railroad f r
both wnyjnnj hotel blll while here It wo full to cure.
Un rhnlleniro the uortdfor a rn o that mir MAQIO
IIIMf DY will not euro. Wrlto for full partlotitAni anJ
Bft the crldcnre , Wo know Hint joil nro rktptlcal ,
jnitty no , too. at tha most eminent phyilcUn * hare
never been nblo to ftlre moro than Temporary relief
In our nvo JrnrV pinetlio wltlvthoJI.vnil' 1IKMKDY It
Inn liep.i moit illnloilt In overcome the prrjmlkvt
iUMln t nil no eiilleil peclflc . Hut timlrr our ulrong
n in ran ( oo > oil nhoulil not he'ltntn to try thl < remedy.
You tnko no clmnoo of IcxIiiR your money , Wo Riiar.
nnteo to euro or rrfunj orery ilollnr. And n * wo have a
reputation to protect. nUo Hnniulftl bucking of 1300 , *
000 , It lupoifcrtly rafoto nil who will try the treat
ment , llcictoforoyouhixre been putting up nnd paylnit
out jour money for different tie-Jdim ntf nnd although
jou are notyeteured no one JIA pnld back your mon
t > y , Po notwnito nny more money unlll you try u * . Old
chronic , deep sented cftws puled In 30 to 90 diyi , In *
? fflUiiUtf our financial tandln ? . our reputation a <
bu < lto4S ! men. Wrlto us for names nmt aihlrrB s of
the oMo have cunil who have given portilHtfon to re *
for to Hum. ltco t < ) oil only poiiaito to ilothUill
will itavojou n world nfMilTcrlntf from mentil strain ,
and If j on nro iiinrrfnl what may your ollnlnlnir nn > r
tin otigh your otrniuitllgcnrv. If yournymptomime
forelhront , inuroui piuhiIn mouth , rliviiinntl m
In bon anil Joint * , hair falling out , oniptlon * on nny
part of the body , fcellnwof ncncnxl ilcprc lon , pihn
In lipftil or bunt * , > havono tlimi to wiwti' . Tlio i
who nm con lnnlly taklnff mercury ami potnih should
illnoMtlnue It. Count.nit uvi of lhc < otlnii ; < will nurely
bring sum and online ul < * cnln the end. Don't full to
writs. All corrrnpunilenre Bent nealiHl In plalp euvrl
npt-9. We Invlto the ino-t rigid Invonllfrvtlim and will
( Id all In our rmucr to aid you In It. Addin * ,
lOntl Itr.MKnr CO. , Oum/m , AVbnix/-a.
Ofllro mil and I'nninm pceond HIXH , eiitranra ntlif
MAGIC CUREF VtEN
ifCOO for a cnso of Lost or Failing Manhood ,
Oenoml or Nurvoim Dobllilyealvni'ss of
body or mind , the olfcols of orrorsor rxeisssos
In old or young that no can not cure. AVuKua-
run too r very case or rr fund I'vory dollar. T'tvo
days trial traiilmnnt $1 , full courxti $6. 1'cr-
ccptlblo hoiiollts roullnnl in three day * . Ity
mull , socurclv iru'Kud from observation.
COOK RSlilKDY CO , OMAHA. NJ-.I3.
LADIES ONLY
MARIP FEMALE REGULATOR , rfiifond
IllnUlU Certain to a day or money ro fund ,
Itniivtl $ - ' . Sccmnlysualnd frnmobsu rvulou.
COOK REMEDY CO. , Onmhn , Nob.
"No. 22"
THE KEYSTONE
K ( rls .Sunday , Juno 7th ,
From Chicago every day KMI a. m.
Arrives New Yorlc next day 2 p. in.
Over the I'cnnsjlvanla
Short Lines.
It quickens flio present ( line ,
And Is a solid
Pullman perfected vestibule train
Of day coaches , baggage ,
Smoking , dintngnnd sleeping cars
From CiiiciiKO < < > Now Yorlc.
Only first clnss tickets accepted.
No extra faro on "No. 22 , "
Tlio Keystone Express.
It has no rival.
Every Western Ticket Afrcnt
Can tell you about It , or
Addrcs.sJ. II. Luco , Passenger Agent ,
213 Clark Street , Chicago ,
By letter or telegraph.
THE
PENNSYLVANIA
LIMITED
Tlmt famous favorite
\VHli Us superior equipment
And extra Tare , runs as usual ,
From Chicago every day nl 5 p. m.
To Now York next day at ? p. m.
Over Pciinmylvniiln Short Lliicfl.
Limited to first class pnssengcra
And tlio uumbcr It can carry-
But not limited In Its special
Features and exclusive privileges
A'or In its luxurious comfort * .
The Pennsylvania Limited
Was the pioneer In this class
Offccrvlce. In Chlcngo and
Throughout the AVcit
It tins tlioiisntids oT friends ,
And makes new ones cvoiy trip.
Inquire of nearest Ticket Agent , or
AddrcsuJ. II. Luce , Passenger Agent ,
213 Clark Street. Chicago.
To euro Dlllonsncss. filck IJondacho. Constipation.
Iilalarla. Liver Complalnu. tnko ttio ufo
and certain romedjr , SMITH'S
UeolhoSMAI.I.SIZEMO llttlo buana to flio boU
lie ) They ore the mo t convenient , suit all uaoi
i'rlcoof cither ilio , 5i5 cenu per botllo.
BCBSJ5BS\fl \ Snt 7- " 70 ! rboto-mvuwi
, .7 panel BlxootlhU plcturu for !
enu { coppers or stamp * ) .
. . , * ' SMITH ft CO.
Uakora of "IIIlo Ueauu , St. Louis Mo
OMAHA. Bond for circular or mil nn W. J
II. SUKIIWOOI ) , 4 Nan York
SCHOOL OF1 Life 1IU1V , Onnlm , Noli.
TELEGRAPHY.
Baud's Opera HOI/SB / ,
S Tuesday. Juno 9.
Grand 1'roductloii of
The County Pair ,
I'roiunto.l Rxtiotly ns ut llio Union Square
Theatre , Now Yorlt. where It Iris lieontlio per
manent nttruvllon for tlirnj j e.irs
The Union Sqn.iro Coini/uny ,
Tlio Illuming llursu ICuue ,
tf > 4. .M
THE SI Ell lY HUSKING
} 3VOJ oxplollod un thu sltin'u In Hits produc
tion
DIME EDEN MUSEE.
tumor lltli nnd I'urimm StrouU ,
\\IEK : or JUNE STII.
The Wrcntllnu lli'iijs.
Tlio Itoyul It I Inn Ousy Iluiul.
Tliu HullU > s , In I'uii'UVinii'ily ( ,
IHuk Duvlin , HID lilsh NlMlilnuitlo.
Ho | Mono , tlio Mutlii'iiiatk'iil Murvol , ixnd a
! > cm of hliutoli Artlrtu ,
A 1'rolHublu lluuruf Amusement.
Brownie Co.
Enjoy the Reputation of Reliable
Clothiers ,
No special sale advertised or cut price mentioned , but what the
customer can fully rely upon as bona fide. Our special men's suit
saleat $8 , $10 , $12.5O and $15 is still in active opera
tion. Hundreds attracted bv this sale have been led to sec the ,
folly of buying trash at $3.50 , $ < l and $5 a suit , thrown out by others
as catchers for the unwary , when an additional dollar or two will
secure a man's suit that's got the material in it for service ,
that's got some style to it , and necessitates but one purchase where
at least three would be required to secure the same satisfaction
in trash.
In this department we're a little crowded , and for
$2 , $2.50 , $3 , $3. 50 and $4 ,
You can secure knee pnnt suits with all the style and appearance ol
suits that cost twice the money elsewhere. You'll see lots of life in
our children's department. It don't take long to educate the people
to know a bargain from a bait. The bargains are here ; come and
get 'em.
Hot weather clothing and furnishing goods in every department
at correct prices for modern styles.
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS ,
Southwest Corner 15th and Douglas Sts.
( Money cheerfully refunded when goods do not satisfy. )
( Send for Ilustrnted Cntelogue. )
Associated with The San Francisco Examiner
For the States of Nebraska , Iowa , Kansas and
South Dakota , for the collection of all legiti
mate claims before the various Depart
ments of the Government.
EDWARD P. ROGGEN , Manager ,
Room 600 , Bee Building , OMAHA , NEB.
Will practice in the SUPREME COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES , the Court of Claims , the several Courts
of the District of Columbia , before Committees of Congress ,
and the EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS.
Indian Depreciation Claims.
We Obtain Pensions and Patents.
All Classes of Land Claims.
Mining , Pre-eniptioii and Homestead Cases
Prosecuted bcforo the General Lund Ollico , DopHrtmont of the Interior , and
the Suproino Court.
PEETSIOETSThousands
Thousands yet entitled. Write for information.
HEIRS
Widows , Minor Children , Dependant Mothers , Futhors , find
Minor Dependents Brothers and Sisters entitled.
INCREASE
Pension IUWB tire now moro liberAl thnn formerly , nnd many nro
entitled to batter rntoB. Apply ut once for list of questions to
determine rlyht to higher rates.
All letters will be promptly answered and all
information concerning form of applications for
claims , terms , etc , , will be given with as little
delay as practicable. No letter will be an
swered unless the sender encloses requisite
stamps for reply. No information concerning
any particular claim will be imparted until the
applicant has become a member of The Bee
Claims Bureau association.
Address all letters relating to claims to
Omaha Bee
NO OXJR.EX ! NO
r.DOWNS
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
Mnnr rear * utpcrlmico. A rruulur itrnitunto In mt'illclno at rilplnmn * iliovr I atlll troallnv wltli tlio
eronlcit lurct'K nil Norvnua Chrunlo nnd 1'rlvitto IMnuiuu * A | > urmniimit uuru Ktiiininti'ivl for t'ntarrli
HmirmnlnrrlKim , | AJ I Manhood HcmlimlVtmkn Nluht lo .iiu , Imhnt'jncy Hrplillli , rUrlctiini , mid nl
Uliimiu * ( if tliu Illooil , ckln and llrlniiry Onfaiii. N II < I Kimrnnlco l"M > for every ca u 1 undertake nnd ( nil
to euro , riiniiilintlun . free Hook ( Jlyilcrlos of Life ut free. OlU < w uourn u. ui. lu i p. u. HuiuUr
10 * to tali la. ( Send ulauip for repljr.