THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, MAHCH 'Jl, 1000.
REPUBLICANS TO BANQUET
Tncclion to Butpass All Previous EfForU
Along This Line.
FIVE HUNDRED TICKETS ALREADY SOLD
I'rnal of Itcnnnn nntl 1'lnw of Soul nt
the Lincoln Auditorium To.
iilKlit tAnt of Toimtn mill
Spc'iiLcm,
waa shot on the 13th by C. H. Thompson,
died this morning. A coroner's Inquest de
cldcd thil the shooting wan felonious. A
preliminary hearing was set for Wcdncs
day next, bond being fixed at $5,000. Pri
vate Mlllaman, who was shot at the sarao
time, Is recovering.
F1GGS RETURN TO GRETNA I
Don no College Note.
CIIETE, Neb., March 23. (Special.) Dr.
Avery, Doano college, 87h has sent two of
his publications to Dr. I'crry. These havo
been turned over to the college library.
Tho Junior exhibition of tho class cf
1901 took place Wednesday evening. Nlne
Btudcntfl delivered orations. Six students,
who aro working for tho '1)6 literary prize
and who are excused from rhetorical work
t.tvTnt.N. March 23. f Sncclal.l If tho I becauso of the lime for the preparation of
expectations of tho promotors aro rcallzel their theses, were excused from appearing.
Woman Compelled to Fart with Her Hair to
Git Rid of Tar.
WARNING TO LEAVE COMES FROM HEAVEN
Lender of Sect tlcclnrc He Dor Tint
Know Where the Women, Other
Than III Wife, Went To .No
llenlrc to l'ronecnt v.
tho bannuct of tho Abraham Lincoln He
publican club at the Auditorium In this city
tomorrow night will eclipse, all former
events of the kind ever given In Nebraska.
Preparations havo been mado on an extcn
This In examination week
Mossrs. Falrchlld, Snow, Moffat and
Stcphenn spoke recently before tho senior
rhetorical division on tho subjects, "Indi
viduality." "Leadership," "Transition" and
Mvn nnd claborato scale and already over j "Tho Development of tho Kast."
f.OO tickets of admission havo been sold. The
hpcaklng program Includes only men of en-
The Iliad clam has read tho first two
hooks this term, with tho exception of the
tBbllaticil reputation, onw of whom Is a gov- J catalogue of ships and about 200 lines In
crnor of a state nnd another a lieutenant
governor. Tho banquet will bo served at
7 30 and tho speaking will begin at 8:30,
concluding at 11 o'clock.
Colonel John N. Haldwln of Council
Muffs has accepted an Invitation to officiate
as toastmaster. Following Is a list of tho
speaker and the subjects assigned:
Lieutenant Governor Woodruff, Now York,
"From Lincoln to McKlnlcy."
Norrls Urown. Kearney, "Tho Democratic
Platform and What It Will He."
A. K. Cady. St. Paul, "Nebraska."
Governor Ix;sllo M. Shaw, Iowa, "Whero
Shall tho Lino be Drawn?"
Student Ilcimlillriiii Club.
About 200 students of the Stato university
this afternoon formed a permanent repub
lican club, naming It nfter the late Senator
llnyward. A full set of oillcers wcro elected
nnd n constitution adopted providing for
the maintenance of the organization.
Governor Poynter this afternoon honored
a requisition from tho governor of Penn
sylvania for the return of Frank S. names,
tho third book. Tho class In tho Acnld
has complotod six bookfi In two terms.
Miss Kylo spoke before tho Young
Women's Christian association on Sunday
last.
Mr. Italph W. Anderson won the second
place In the stato oratorical contest.
Prof, Jlllfon gavo a lecture recently on
"Paris" before tho elective French class.
For Illustration ho used a book containing
unmounted photographs.
Tho biological department has received a
new demonstration mlcroscopo of one of the
lntcst and most Improved types. It Includes
a one-twelfth Inch homogeneous oil Im
morslon objective and other valuable accessories.
GRETNA, Neb., March 23. (Special Tel
cgram.) Louis Flgg and his wife havo
Mr Fnlrman still fulled to nut on the
stamp. Therefore n warrant wns sworn nut
for his arrest, which warrant wai served by
Deputy Marshal Woman Thursday. When
Falrman was taken before Commissioner
Cobby of Hcutrlce for preliminary examina
tion the entire population of the town
wunted to go on his bond.
Lynch n Colored WltnesK.
HIP Ltt Y, Tenn.. March 2.1,-The body of
a negro. Ixjuls lllcc, was found dangling
from a limb of a tree this morning In tho
center of town. The lynching grew out
of a trial In the circuit court of Lnudenlnlo
county, during the- course, of which Hlce
Instilled In favor of one of his color, who
wns eharsed with tho murder of a whlto
man named Goodrich.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Charles Deane was before the police court
VPHlerdnv tn nimwnr tn file eliiirirn ,.f
returned to the scene of their hazing. They begging on the streets. He wns given thirty
at rived about 8 o'clock this morning In tho , "n s in the city Jnll
family carriage. Mr. Flgg Is troubled with
a severe hoarseness, which he says Is the
result of having been choked by a member
of tho mob. He also complains of a sore
ness in his sldu whero he was kicked. Mrs.
Flgg has been compelled to sacrifice her
hair. It was so matted and tangled with a
mats nt tar as to defy all ordinary means
of cleansing.
Tho live women who left tho Flgg homo
Thursday afternoon have not returned and
their whereabouts isv unknown.
WnriiliiK From llcmen.
Flgg says he received a warning from
heaven Thursday that to remain at hln
Selmstlnn C Dlllev of Alma has riled a
petition In voluntary bankruptcy. He says
that he owes $11.212..!) and has property
valued nt $125 on hand which Is all exempt
under the laws.
K. II. Thompson, 2225 South Twenty
eighth street, and Harry Cowdrey, 113
South Twenty-ninth street, report to tho
police that thieves visited their coops and
stole forty-eight chickens.
Frank Daley, an agent tn the employ ot
Allen I. Kly & Co., 1110 Doilgl.is street, haa
been arrested on a charge of embezzlement.
Ho It accused of appropriating to Ills own
Use .)3 belonslinr to the llrm.
W F Ourlev nnd lid .1. Cornish will ad
dress tho Patriotic leaguo meeting this
evening. The fusion platform recently
adopted ot Lincoln will Ho tlielr subject. A
l l.nlln,ill .tlMftlaulrttl tt'lll fllllnVV flltlln 11111
homo over night would not bo consistent' i)0 furnished by n male. quartet.
with safety, so, in company with his wife, At the regular meeting of the Machinists'
Ilefendnnt I'nlls tn Shovr I'p
HAUTINOTON, Nob., Mnrch 23. (Special
ho drove nine milts southwest to the homo
of a farmer, Jerry Sandy, where they re
mained until morning. Sandy and his wlfo
are adherents of the Flggltc faith.
LouIb Flgg, head of tho Flggltc cult, In
a modest appearing man nbout 60 years ot
age. Ho affecUj no eccentricity of dress
and bearing as is common among religious
fanatics, but looks, acts and dresses like a
union held Friday night n collection was
taken ror the iienoiit or mo mrixiug ma
ehln'HtH of Chlr-jicO. The nlllcers stated
that thorp was no probability of a local
sympathetic strike, as this would be of no
neneni 10 mo i men go unions.
George Davis nnd Jc lleehan, newsboys,
wcro arrested Friday uion complaint of F.
W. Kelloirir. business nianncer of the Dally
News, who accuses them of stealing papers.
Davis was released on bond, but lleehan,
against whom another charge is pending.
II lUllll
THE CATARRH OF OLD AGE.
Make sPeople Deaf
and Blind.
PERU Hk PROMPTLY CURES
SUCH CASES.
Tftpcmm 1 The rnso of Annln Illerschank farmer. Of slender build, he seems almost was locked up. It Is Intended, If faun
Kn.Woh! Vinckel wa'caUed In , .ha feeble. His eyes are a mild gray and W-, -enrt to the , reform . school
district court this morning. Tho plaintiff face Is smooth-shaven save for a blonde mus- RlnhSomr George Vood
. 1.- ... ( il ! ,lll"Ull. Ullltll ,4,ll.l ,,. uruif
In the ease sued the defendant for tne sup- lacae, ungeu who wniic. ne is noi ou- ,nrt ..hn vcre arrested February 2. wcro
port of a baby boy born to her on May 3, ' truslvo in his religious beliefs, though ho. called yesterday before .Justice Alstadt they
alias Urown, whose three-year term In tho , 1809, sho claiming tno ucrendant to no mo onen reicTs to manors spiritual anu wnn a
stato penitentiary expired louay. nruwn imuei m iuu vuuu. vv...... n,""a .v..w ...vo-
wns convicted In Douglas county on a charge tho defendant, who was here last night, i sages from the Lord.
of larceny. Ho Is wanted in Pennsylvania could not be found. "I don't know where tho women went,"
to answer to a chargo of forgery. A Jury was Impaneled and the plaintiff j he said. "About 5 o'clock yesterday after-
tv.,. n,nr,n .innlln Lend nnd Zinc com- placed on tho witness stand nnd swore noon they cot a snlrlt message saying.
pany of Omaha filed articles of Incorporation that Vinckel was the rather ot tier cniid. i Fieo for your jVcs,' so they loft a
with the secretary of state today. Tho i No further testimony was taken nnd both atantl upon tno or(Jer ot tncir K0,
lock of tho concern amounts to $50,000 and sides rested their case. The Judge then nwny , a ll)mbcr waK0 ,lrWcn by , n?il urmoTotSly Vhe bo"- lm""' lm.1 co.w
wiii dismissed uy asmsuiih iciuiuy At
lornev Thomas. During the time- that
elnnsed between the arrest of the accused
and the time of tilal tho witnesses for
the stnto disappeared.
Alfred Pliant, 7 years of nge, was nrre ,led
yesterday on tho charge of assaulting
another little boy. son of Jacob Peterson.
nd didn't The Pllnnts and the Petersons nrn neigh-
inir Timv bors at Twenty-eighth and Plnkney streets,
i i u. nd whllo the elilers of the families havo
tho Incorporators aro C. L. K. inauser, u. i. , insiruciwi nm jm " """ " --..- ucorgo lirown, a rami nana, urown wonts sldernhle trouble. The case was continued
Howard, H. II. Vandorcn, W. J. LcDIoyt ami In favor or tne piainiiu. wnicn was uoi.c. tor crt CocUrel llvlng thrco mlra B0Ulh for thirty days ror tno purpose oi puiung
A S White Tno court thcn nxcd tno ,lmount ,0 b0 P'11'1 of town They may havo gone there but I I tno nc',wei ll"" hlM K'x behnvlnr.
A. S. wnite. .,. .,nfl mv 1 nn,1 Jin ner month OI 1 ""' ..lne. ,lr Da, "e ln"e- .Dut ' An Individual renrescntlng hlmse f to bo
Funeral services wcro ncm over iu ..- ..!. T." -j -r-- - - am suro tney am not stay more an nigni." ...nr...i ,m,i m, rn.i.
mains of Mrs. J. F. Lansing this afternoon
Interment was nt Wyuka cemetery.
Fire Insnrnnce Ilnslness.
Auditor Cornell has compiled figures show
ing tho amount of business transacted In
Nebraska by Joint flro insurance companies
during tho year 1899. Kxclu3lvo of Ne
braska companies tho totals are: Louies
paid, $688,881; looses incurred, $671,307;
amount written. $110,330,346; premiums re
ceived. $1,330,701. Tho figures show a sub
stantial Increase In business transacted over
that of tho provlous year.
Tho police nro unablo to find any cluo to
the whereabouts of Reuben Sampson, a young
university student, who mysteriously dis
appeared from his room in tho flurr block
last night. Sampson was a member of the
senior claw of the university nnd It Is sup
posed he was kidnaped by rival Juniors.
HASTINGS MAN DISAPPEARS
I'ronilnent CltUen of Xrbrndkn Is
IInsIiik' from Ills Home With
out Aiinreiit Itenson.
HASTINGS, Neb.. March 23. (Special
Telegram.) M. D. Hoagland, who has been
engaged in -tho. grocery -business in Hast
ings for sovoral yenrs, mysteriously disap
peared last night and nothing has been seen
or hoard of him since.
Ho wns last seen In his store at 10 o'clock
last night. Mr. Hrlcn, who Is associated
with Mr. Hoagland In business, says tho
business nffalrs are all right, and ho cannot
ncccunt for his sudden disappearance.
Mr. Hoagland Is secretary of tho Loyal
Mystic Legion lodge of this city and handles
nbout $800 of their money every month. Ho
hns been a llttlo delinquent In making set
tlcmcnts each month, and It Is thought that
ho has used this monthly Income In his
business and cannot make proper settlement
with tho ledge. This alono accounts for his
disappearance.
She Works the Mnsons,
LYONS, Neb., March 23. (Special Tele
gram.) A middle-aged, rellned looking
woman, purporting to bo tho wife of a de
ceased Mason, from some town In Kansas,
v.orKeu tno i.Mnsonic iraiernuy oi inis cuy
for $1." today nnd was arrested later on
r warrant sworn to by 'Attorney Sinclair of
Bancroft. In behalf of tho victims here.
Constable li. S. Clements went after her
and sho was brought back to this city this
evening nnd is now In his custody to nwalt
further developments.
Iliirlhiit ItccclvcH llainnBcs.
PLATTSMOUTH, Neb., March 23. (Spe
cial Telegram.) In tho caso of George Hurl
but against tho nurllngton railroad, tho
Jury gavo Hurlbut a verdict for $500 for
Injuries received from falling over a basket
In tho alslo of a passenger coach.
Soldier Dies from AVoiinds,
VALUNTINK, Neb., March '23. (Special
Telegram.) Private Arthur London, wha
thereafter for ninety months. The sheriff
Is making a diligent search for the de
fendant and ho will be rearrested wncn
found.
Knrmer Accidentally Shot.
ALI1ION, Neb., March 23. (Special.)
Sherman Hahn, living six miles southwest
of Albion, accidentally shot himself yes-
torday afternoon by the dlschargo of a
shotgun while unloading a wagon in which
the gun lay. The discharge took effect In
the right groin and hip. A doctor was called
nnd dressoJ the wound, which was a fright
ful one. being from 'No. 2 shot. It was a
glancing shot, the most of which took effect
in tho bone, although six of the shot struck
Ms watch and glanced to the loft, penetrat
ing tho abdominal muscles and possibly tho
Intestines. Mrs. Hahn was In Albion and
was Immediately sent for. The doctor says
that he has a fighting chance for his life.
Impelled from llellevue College.
HBLLBVUE, Nob., March 23. (Special.)
Tho faculty of Uellcvuo coliege havo ex
pelled W. E. Hannan, a student of that In
stitution, and severely censured several
others, for disorderly conduct in the boys'
hall Tuesday night. Several persons from
Omaha roomed in tho ball that night, and
shortly after 12 o'clock the students rolled
dumbbells along the corridors and played
a number of practical Jokes on tho guests.
Tho young man expelled wns a prominent
student of tho collego nnd was studying for
tho ministry. A number of students held
a meeting today and expressed Indignation
at tho action taken by tho faculty.
Tho Ucrt Cockrell referred to Is a Figgito
follower, both ho and his wlfo being zealous
adherents ot tho quaint faith.
Mrs. Flgg was able to resumo her house
hold dutlca this morning, though her nerves
aro badly shattered. Like her husband she
Is frail and seemingly In poor health. Sho
has lost tho sight cf one eye.
Xo Desire to Prosecute.
"I havo no bitterness toward tho men who
mistreated me," nho said. "If one of them
should come to me now and say hd was
hungry he could have tho best there Is In
the house. Neither I nor ray husband have
any dtslro to prosecuto them all wo ask Is
to bo let alone. Wo wcro not to blame for
tho women coming here. Tho Lord sent
them becnus they were abused nt home."
Tho bc'3t citizens of Gretna glvo no cre
dence to the reports that there waa Immor-
denco of a Air. Zellar, 1811 Castellar street,
Thursday. Soon afterward he I'.epartcd,
taking with him, so It Is believed, a coat
nnd vest belonging to one of the roomers,
lie Is described us 30 years of age, six feet
hleh and weighing from 175 to isr. pounds,
with black moustache nnd dre33cd In dark
clothes. The pollco lire looking for htm.
In celebration of the birth of Comcnlus,
nn ancient Bohemian pedagogue, the Ho'
hemlaus of thlp city will give an entertain
ment next Wednesday In the new Turner
hall on South Thirteenth street. It will bo
under the auspices ot the Bohemian Pres
byterian church and a program ot speeches
and music has been arranged. Among
other addresses will be one delivered by
Superintendent Penrso of the city schools".
Allen P. lily & Co.. dealers In gas engines
nt HID Douglas street, caused the arrest of
Frank Daley, n machinist In their employ,
upon the charge of eir.'bczzllng $115 while en
gaged In setting up some-.englnes for them
In northern Nebraska, It was alleged that
he ban collected the nniount named and
fntled to nay it over to the llrm.. At tho
nllty In the Flgg household. Flgg'a nearest time of Ills arrest DHlley.pnduced n note
neighbors nro friendly to him and say he and ; lin'Xre'tT' VTm? employers
nis wuo nave suucrcd a great wrung.
Tho moit picturesque feature of Flgglsm
Is a belief In a pcrsonul devil. They look at
may decide to drop the prosecution.
D. 'II. Wheeler, supervisor of the census
for the Second Nebraska, district, has re-
nA.A.l -..D.V.In,rt,.H III.. ttlot rtf Vin
a man, see the devil In him and feel called , clly o( Omaha, showing the enumcrntor dls
unon to exorclso the ovll sulrlt. which they trlcta In the city. There are nluety-elKht of
do by praying, screaming, dancing and other j th, 9fVhreC..n,!,ets?llCnS;n I'.IS
weird Incantations. Tho report 'thnf Mrs. thickly populated parts or tho city the pre-
MRS. AUK All AM ZIHr.LHK, IMI-DMONT, MO,
"My wlfo who Is now eighty-seven years, Ilrock says- "After a man has lived In the
old, suffered for about sixteen years from world as long as I have ho ought to have
severe catarrh of the head, which affected I found out n great many things by ex
her sight nnd hearing. 1 raw Pc-ru-na ad-1 porlciKC. I think 1 have dono so. One of
vertlsed In your almanac, and testimonials j
similar to her ease attra.-ted my attention.
1 got ono bottle and It helped her so much
that she Is now using the Rc:oud bottle and
sho thinks It Is something wonderful. Her
hcnrlng nnd sight are both in part restored.
Grateful to you for this wonderful medicine,
I am, yours Abraham Zlegler,
"Piedmont, Wayne Co., Mo."
I. W. Klghttengcr, Grlnnell, Kansas,
writes:
"I don't have any more trouble In my
thront, and have not
had n headache for
four weeks. Pc-ru-na
Is the very medl
c!nu for catarrh.
There Is no medi
cine like it In tho
United States, fcr I
havo tried a good
many bofoi'o using
Pc-ru-na. I will
keep It In my house
to guard against ca
tarrh, as It cures all
catarrhal diseases
I had tho ca
tarrh for over twenty years."
Mr. Isaac Ilrock, of McLennan county,
Texas, has attained tho great ago of 110
years. He Is an ardent friend to I'e-ru-na and
speak3 of It In tho following terms- Mr.
L. W. Klghttenger.
Mr. Isaac Ilroi.k. tho Oldest Man in tho
United States.
the things I havo found out to my cntlro
satisfaction Is tho proper remedy for ail
ments duo directly to tho effects ot tho
climate. For 110 years I have withstood
the changeable climate of the United States.
During my long life I havo known a great
many remedies for coughs, colds, catarrh
and diarrhoea. I had always supposed theso
affections to be different diseases. For tho
last ten or fifteen years 1 havo been read
ing Dr. Ilartmnn's books nnd have learned
from them ono thing In particular; That
i these nffeetlons nro the same and that they
nro properly called catarrh. As Dr. Hart-
man's remedy, Pe-ru-na, I have found It In
be the best. If not the only reliable remedy
for theso affections. It has been my stand
by for many years and I attribute my good
health anil my extreme old age to this
remedy. It exactly meets all my require
ments. I have come to rely upon II almost
entirely for tho many llttlo things for
which I need medicine. 1 believe it to
bo especially valuable to old people, al
though I havo no doubt It Is Just as good
for the young. Isaac Ilrock."
Mrs. W. Hocher of Marshall, Missouri,
In a recent letter to Dr. Hartmnn, speaks
In glowing terms of Pe-ru-na. The follow
ing Is nn extract from a letter written by
her. She says: "I am very thankful to you
for your kindness, and am very much
benefited by your ndvlco and medicine. I
did not think I could llvo without Pe-ru-na,
but now I am entirely well. 1 haven't been
sick for six months. 1 cannot recommend
your medicine too. highly. It Is wonderful
for catarrhal troubles. No womnu should
feel safe without It."
.Mr. J. It. Prince of Kast Leon, N. Y , In
speaking of Pe-ru-na, says: "I am not
very well satisfied
with tho picture
that I am sending
you, but when the
reader looks nt this
plcturo If he would
only realize that the
original suffered foi
4."i years, the best ol
his life, until yout
kind advice and pre
scription cured him
he wo u I d know
from whence these
wrinkles came.
Next month I shall
bo 66 yenrs old. 1 hope I may llvo to sea
you some day, faco to face."
In old nge tho mucous membranes he
come thickened and partly loso their funo
tlon. This leads to partial loss of hear
lng, smell and taste, as well as dlgcstlva
disturbances. Pe-ru-na corrects all thl
by Its specific operation on all the mucous
membranes of tho body. Ono bottlo will
j convince anyone. Once used and Pc-ru-na
uccomes n iiie-iong biiiiiuuj- wun uiu uu
young.
Mr. Jacob Linn of Kings, 111., writes: "1
was taken with n pain In my right arm,
between tho elbow nnd shoulder, shoveling
corn off n wagon. I went to the doctor nt
once and ho said it was rheumatism, but
he could do mo no good. Tho doctor gnv
mo some medicine but it didn't do any
good. I had no strength In tho arm; for
three months could not lift a pin with my
thumb nnd finger. Then I got stiff all over;
could not dress or undress myself for thrco
months. Finally I happened to get hold of
'Tho Ills of Life.' In It I read Mr. Gould
Durkeo's testimonial and wroto to him ask
ing him If It wns a true testimonial. Ho
replied, telling mo If 1 took your medlelncH
I would get well. I took all three of them
and they cured me. I nm freo of pain, feel
ns limber as I did fifteen yenrs ago, and
can sit down In any position and got up ns
spry as a boy. I consider Pc-ru-na th
best mcdlclno of Its kind I ever saw. I was
7ft years old last August. I was also
troubled with diabetes, nnd the Pe-ru-na
cured that. I think Pc-ru-na, Is tho best
medicine I over saw."
J. II. Prince.
Send for n free book written 'by Dr. Hart
man on catarrh. Address Tho Pc-ru-na
Medicine Co., Columbus, O.
Itenl 1-Xi'te Denlers Active,
FREMONT. Neb., March 23. (Special.)
H. nlumenthal of this city has purchased
tho J. D. McDonald residence on Military
avenue. Th!a home, which was built In 1888,
Is one of tho finest residences In the city.
Thcro is more activity In real estate hero
this season than for many years and the
demand for houses, especially small cot
tages, exceeds tho supply.
Tho Patrick ranch property, six miles
northeast of tho city, belonging to tho e3
toto ot tho late M. T. Patrick and Al Pat
rick of Omaha, Is to bo sold on partition
proceedings by order of tho court. The prop
erty comprises 2,100 acres.
Fremont Soldier Killed.
FREMONT, Nob., March 23. (Special.)
Tho news of tho death ot Prlvnte William
Newlon of Company H. Thlrty-nlnth United
States volunteers, who lived in Fremont at
tho dato of his enlistment, has been con
firmed by a dispatch frn Congressman
Robinson, In which he states that he has re
ceived a cablegram from General Otis stat
Ine that Newlon was killed January 17 cn
the trail between Ibann and Rosarlo. He
was shot In tho head and killed Instantly
Newlon's name has never appeared in the
official llstu of casualties.
"WITH DRAINS SIR!"
A creat artist
was once asked
what he, mixed
his pigments
.with to obtotn
jsuch wonder
ful effects.
His reply was:
With brains,
'sir!"
This would
.be the real
answer to hun
dreds of peo
ple who arc
nil the time asking what
Dr. Pierce's medicines arc
mixed with to produce such marvelous
cures. These medicines ore the result
of Dr. Pierce's thorough professional
education; his deep study of the pnncl
ples of tnaieria medica and of the hu
man physiology in health and disease:
and above all nis unparalleled practical
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"I thank God for giving you wisdom and
kuowltdge. and ruidlng you in making these
mtdlcintc," snya Mrs. II, A. Alubroot, of Aui-tln,
LonokeCo., Art., In nn earnest letter to Ir.
Pierce. "After five monthi of great suffering
1 write this tor the benefit of other sufferers from
the same afflictions. I doctored with our family
physician without any good results, so my hus
band urged :ne to try Dr. l'lerce's medicines
which I did, with wonderful results. I nm com
pletely cured. I look four bottles of Dr. l'lerce's
I'avorUe Prescription, four of hi ' Golden Medi
cal Discovery' and tno vials of his 'Pleasant
Ptllcti.' "
There U no medicine in the world that
has helped and cured to mnny weak nnd
ailinir women, as Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription, It was devised solely for
that purpose by one of America's most
eminent specialists in this particular
field of medical practice. Any woman
mav write to Dr. Pierce for advice which
will be sent confidentially and absolutely
treeot cnarge.
Dr. Pierce's great thousand-pace Com
mon Sense Medical Adviser will be sent
for the mere cost of mailing; paper
bound for 31 one-cent stamps, or cloth
bound for 31 stamps. It is a grand and
useful book. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce,
663 Main Street, Buttalo, N. Y.
Flgg Is held to bo Christ nnd Louis Flgg
St. John, tho favorite disciple, 1b denied by
the Flgge.
Up to the present tlmo the officers havo
not been nblo to apprehend tho persons for
whom warrants were Issued on account of tho
affair of Wednesday night.
Wnndn Arrestee: u Fremont.
FREMONT. Nob.. March 23. (Special
Telegram.) John Woods, one of the men
accused ot having a hand in the administer
ing of a dose of tar and feathers to Mr. nnd
Mrs. Flgg at
at this place
Sarpy county and will bo taken
to Gretna for his preliminary hearing.
Ho denlen having bad any hand In the affair
and asserts that ho was In Fremont at tho
tlmo It occurred. He admits, however, that
he has no kindly feeling for tho Flggs, as
he holds them responsible! for his wife and
daughters leaving home and taking up their
abode at tho Flgg residence.
clncts nro divided. Outside bf the city
theie are thirty-seven enumeration districts
in the Second JS'ebrnska district, making a
total of 135 enumerators who will be em
ployed for fifteen days In Juno.
Henry Qrna-ck and Fred J. Lang became
Involved In a wordy war In tho saloon at tho
corner of Sixteenth and Leavenworth
streets Friday night. Finally Lang went
outside and secured n large stone from tho
viaduct now building and thus nrmed re
turned to clinch his arguments. When Of
ficer Ctban succeeded In separating the
combatants It was found that Granck had n
revere sculp wound. The pair wore still
full of llirht when tho patrol, box was
Gretna, was nrrcstod 0!cerj lmt weJr(. llmiMy aiKic(, , Ja1""
ny mo snerin ot
1 Mrn
to
ti'MTK
1 w wmm
11
!l"SSs.
FORECAST OF THE. WEATHER
rrUnnrr t'linimes i'len.
PLATTSMOUTH, Nob,. Mnrch 23. (Spe
clal.) The caso against George S. Lee, who
Is charged with stealing monoy and ticKcts
from tho nurllngton ticket ofilco in Louis
ville whllo employed by tho company as
night operator, was called today. After se
curing a Jury and taking evidence had com
menced tho prisoner changed his mind and
pleaded guilty to tho chargo. The jury was
excused. Judge Paul Jessen will tiouDtiess
sentence hlra to a term In tho penitentiary
soon.
NnUmitli Gets Xcw 1'oaltlon.
COLUMBUS, Neb., March 23. (Special
J. Nalsmlth, who has been foreman at tho
Union Paclfio shops In this city the past
thrco years, left last night for Cheyenne,
Wyo whero ho has been assigned to duty
ns master mechanic, llo is succeeaeu ncro
by D. R. Hlnes, who Is ono ot tho oldest
engineers on tho road ana wno rormeriy
lived nt Omaha, but for tno past ten years
has been running nn engine on tho branches
out of this city.
CnmnnlKii Will He Tninc.
GRAND ISLAND, Neb., March 23. (Spe
clal.) Tho municipal campaign In this city
will bo rather tamo this year, as there are
only four ward eouncllmcn and four mem
bers of tho school board to elect. Tho con
tests for councllnianlo honors will bo In tho
First and Fourth wards, In each ot which
there nro two candidates by petition. Thers
nre six candidates for membeis ot the Iloard
of Education, with only four places to fill.
SECOND WANTS SEVEN JOBS
Smith Side Itoiiililleiiiis llnve Severnl
f'lindidntcK for Appointive IMnccs
t'luli MukfH Out n Slate.
The Second Ward Republican club met
at 1413 South Sixteenth street Friday night
and arranged to havo the merits of savcral
of Its members brought to tho attention ot
Mayer Moores with the view to 'their pref
erment to certain nppolntlvo ofilces. A
committee of three was appointed to wait
upon his honor and urge the claims of ssven
candidates for positions. Tho Second ward
slato follows:
Andrew Klowlt, building Inspector.
C. H. Kcselcr, plumbing Inspector.
Antono Kment, street commissioner.
Hcnty Knodell, custodian of tho city hall.
Thero being no more eligible male ndult3
In tho ward whosp names begin with "K."
tho rcmnlnder of the schedule was made
out an follows:
Donald Gilbert, bollor Inspector.
D. U. Lorlng, timekeeper for street com
mlsslonw. K, T. Morris, sidewalk Inspector.
Tho nttentlon of tho mayor will bo called
to this list Immediately upon his return
from tho cast.
DEATH RECORD.
Fair In AVestern Portion of NcliriinUn
Today, Showers In the Hosi
er 11 I'nrt.
AVASHINGTON, March 23. Foiccast for
Saturday and Sunday:
For Nebraska Fair In western, showors
In eastern portion Saturday; Sunday fair,
colder In western portion; variable winds.
For lown Fair In northern, showers In
southern portion Saturday; Sunday fair;
easterly winds.
For Missouri Showers Saturday, colder
In eastern portion; Sunday fair, north to
cest winds.
For South Dakota Fair Saturday; Sun
day probably rain or snow and colder; vail
ablo winds.
For Kansas Fair Saturday, except show
ors In northeast portion; fair Sunday; south
erly winds, becoming variable.
For Wyoming Fair Saturday; Sunday
colder, with rain or t,now In western por
tion; variable winds.
litm si
Women
llnrKlnrs Unit the rostnfllce.
GENOA, Neb., March 23. (Special.)
nurglars entered tho postoffice at this place
last night and blew tho safe open, securing
about $60 In cash and a wntch. A largo
amount of stamps and other things of value
In tho safo wcro untouched. There Is no
clew to tho robbers, but bloodhounds from
Nebraska City aro expected hero this even
ing and will be put on the track tomorrow
morning.
I'lnrU lietn Threr Yenrs.
CLAY CENTEU. Neb.. .March 23. (Spe
clal.) Theodore Clark, who was convicted
of an absault with Intent to do great bodily
harm, was this morning sentenced by Judge
Stubbs 10 thrco years at hard labor In the
penitentiary.
lleiijiimlii tiiillimher,
Benjamin Gnllnghcr, for many years n
member of the wholesale grocery firm ot
Paxlon & Gallagher, died at 0 p. m., Friday,
at his home, 208 South Twenty-sixth avenue,
the result of a third attack or paralysis. Tho
first stroko was received about four years
ago, shortly after which tlmo Mr. Gallagher
rntlro,! frnm nptlvo business. Iln was nired
59 years and came to Nebraska In 18C2, Bet- ! ham's
tllng In Omaha a few years later. Two sons
survive, Paul and Ilcnjamln.
tmm and EAST,
LEAVE 7:00 A. M. !:53 P. M.-7:30 P. M
ST. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS.
LEAVE 6:53 A. JI --7:20 P. M.
HOT SPRINGS - DEADW00D,
LEAVE 3.00 P. M.
Git Offices. I40I-03 Farnam
Kr PINNACLE
Pehfection
ii: been reached in cigar making by the production of
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THE ONLY CIGAR
Sold Under a Bona Fide Guarantee.
DISTRIBUTORS:
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For Omnlm ami vicinity. For State of Nebraska.
W K. CRESH & SONS, Makers.
BUFFET LIBRARY CARS
Best Dining Oar Service,
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COLUMI1US, Neh March 23. (Special.)
Jacob Mathls illeil at his homo In Shell
Creek township last evening, nfter nn 111
nc( of four days, from pneumonia. Mr.
Mathla was 07 years ot ago ami was ono
of the old settlers of that part of tho county,
having located his farm on Shell Creek val
ley thirty years ago. He leaves a wife and
thrco daughters, also a brother living In
this city.
I' line nil of Mm. Ilavln,
GIIIHON, Ncb March 23. (Special.)
Tho funeral of Mrs. J. II, Davis occurred at
this place today. Mrs. Davla was the wlfo
of tun president ot the Exchango bank.
DpWIII I'rnnli' liiillKiiniil.
The little town ot DeWItt Is Indignant.
1'nltitl States civil authorities will not bo
received with oieu arms down there while
the people are In their present state of
mind .mil nil because one day (ieorge
B. Falrmnn gave a nolo for $50 on which he
failed to place a 2-cenl revenue ntnmp, The
matter was sent tn the collector of Internal
rtvonut by a Held Inspector or deputy and
Tho derangements of
tho female organism that
hroetl all kinds of trouble
and which ordinary prac
tice does not cure? aro tho
very things that give way
promptly to Lydia Em Pink
Vegetable Com
pound.
Uterine and ovarian
troubles, kidney troubles,
ulcerations, tumors, un
usual discharges, hack
aches and painful periods
theso aro tho ills that
hang on and wreck health
and happiness and disposition.
COLUMBIA BEVEL-GEAR
CHAINLESS.
Itriliii'cil III We I Kb I mill I lit -li
rot fit throughout, 17.",, ijKIO.
COLUMBIA, HAR FORD,
STORMER nnd PENNANT
CHAIN WHEELS . . .
Mi'ft every iiri'fi'renee n In
liiitterii op ii-let', ipo, f'.r,
Still, IjlUri.
Lydia C. Plnkhim's Vegetable Compound
Iras a wonderful record
of absolute euros of these
troublos a oonstmnt
series of successes for
thirty years. Thousands
of women vouoh for this.
Their letters constantly
appear in this paper.
COLUMBIA
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