THE OiMAJIA DAJLLV 3JEJ5: MQ DAV, XOV.EMinSR 12, 1000.
SUPREME COURT'S PROGRAM
Three Important Cum to Be Decided at IU
November Sitting.
POINTER FOR THE NEW LEGISLATORS
liiclr OrtltlrnlCH Arc to lip FHrt
rrllh Hie Clerk of (lie Senate iuiiI
limine untl Aot itIIU the
Jrcrf!lnr- of Stale.
LINCOLN, Nov. 11. (Special.) The su
premo court Is expected to hand down de
cisions In thrco cafe of unusual Importance
ill Its next sitting, which begins Nuvomber
21. On one decision depends the future of
tho State Hoard of Transportation, on nn
nother tho collection of over 7D,000 of de
linquent taxes assessed ngnlnsl tho Lincoln
Traction company and thu third will prob
ably settle tho controversy over tho legality
of severnl provisions of the Nebraska anti
trust law. It wan seml-oluclnlly announced
Inst week that thu opinion In nil these
case had been written, but for some unex
plained rcatou they were withheld when
court adjourned.
Tho case Involving the anti-trust law Is
tho ono ponding against the Standard Oil
company, which Is before tho court on a
motion filed by tho attorney general for an
order nuthorlzlng him to Inspect and copy
tho private records of tho defendant. It Is
contended by tho attorneys for tho Standard
Oil company that this proceeding Is an at
tempt on the part of tho attornoy general
to ouforco a penalty or forfeiture for acts
declared by the ntatuto to bo n crlmo and
that tho allowunco of tho motion would be
an Invasion of the constitutional right of
tho defendant company to bo secure In Its
papers and effects against unreasonable
searches and seizures, and further that nn
order of tho nature asked for by tho at
torney goucrnl would be a violation of the
constitutional protection of the defendant
against being rompcl'ed In n criminal cac
to glvo evidence u'gnlnst Itself. These con
tentions are based on tho ground that the
act under which the case was Instituted Is
a penal statute, which makes a violation of
Its provisions n crime by specifically desig
nating such violation ns u misdemeanor.
Where In File Certlllcntcs.
Thero Is a misapprehension regarding the
filing of (orllflcatrs of election on the part
of members of tho Incoming legislature. A
number of tbeso aro laboring under tho Im
pression that tho certificates must bo filed
with tho Bocretary of state. Aa a matter of
fact tho law provides that they shall bo
lllod with thn clcrl; of each houso before the
opening of the legislature. It reads an fol
lows: The clerks or each house shall file the
cortltlcntes presented by members each for
his own house ami niaku ii roll or the mem
ber who thus appear to lie elected and tho
pcrsoim thus appearing to be elected mem
bers Khali proceed to elect such nllloers
aa may be required for thu time being.
Under tho law tho clerk of thu last bouse
and tho secretary of thu senate are officers
of tho legislature until their successors are
elected and qualified, and tho duty of
making out tho toll legally devolves upon
thorn and not upon tho secretary of stnto,
although tho practice for several years past
has been to allow the secretary to submit n
roll when tho two houses nssomble.
Iakr OruniiUulloii rei'iiinnenl.
Members ot tho Traveling Mens repub
lican club of this city have formed a perma
nent organization. Tho membership roll
contains tho names of 313 bona lido repub
lican traveling men. At a meeting last
night tho following officers, who served dur
ing tho campaign, wore re-elected and In
stalled: President, C. A. Diamond; secre
tary, J.. M. O'Neill: treasurer, L. I'. Sine;
vice president, II. II. Loughridgu. During
tho campaign tho organization was known
ns tho Nebraska Traveling Men's llopubllcan
club, but as nearly all of Its members re
side In this city It was thought best to ro
namo It as a Lincoln organization anil after
ward open Its membership to tho state with
a flow to making It a Nebraska club. I'resl
dent Diamond baa been notified by Chair
man Weaver of tho Iowa stato republican
committee that a poll ot tho traveling men
of Des Moines Bhows that tho republicans
autnumbor tho democrats threo to one.
Slander Suit lit York.
YOIIK, Neb., Nov. 11. (Special.) What
bids fair to be onu of tho biggest, longest
and most bitterly contested lawsuit ever
tried In York county la In a caso whoro nn
action was brought by William I. llager
against William Otto for slander. Thorn
are twelve rounts claiming damago In each
In the sum of $2,500, aggregating a total
sum of 30,000. This Is supposed to be tho
outgrowth of a hog suit, wherein Hager
wiih one of tho witnesses whoso testimony
yas against Otto. W. I'. Uagcr lives near
Charleston nnd Is ono of York county's
most successful farmers. William Otto
lives near Charleston, owns an elevator
there nnd owns over 3,000 acres of land In
this county. Attorneys from outside of tho
county hnvo been employed to assist.
Snellen nt Nelmwltti Olelirnte.
NRHAWKA. Neb., Nov. 11. (Speclal.)
l.HHt night the Swedes of Nehawkn coin
brnted the election of McKlnley In n very
enthusiastic manner. They formed u pro
cession and, preceded by a band nnd carry
Ing torches and trunsparleuces with repub
llcan sayings on them, thoy marched
through tho town, stopping occasionally to
sing Swcdo songs. They marched to Pol
lard's cold storage warehouse, wbero Isaac
Pollard ordered unlimited quantities of sweet
rider served. After this Qus Davis and Hon
K. M. Pollard Ravo shoit addresses, when
tho crowd dispersed with cheers for Mc
Klnley. Roosevelt, the full dinner pall and
four years moro of prosperity.
Funeral if Jaiiim I. Million.
FREMONT, Nob.. Nov. 11. (Special.)
Tho funeral of tho late James P. Mallon
was held at 2 o'clock this afternoon from
tho family residence on F street and was
very largely attended, muny of his former
business and political atsoctates from this
county and from Omaha and Lincoln being
present. The services wero conducted by
Rev. W II Iluss of tho Congregational
church. The pallbearers were: A, (1. Hit-
chanan of South Omaha, M. Dowllng of
Hood's Pills
Do not gripe nor Irritate the alimen
tary canal. Tliey act gently yet
promptly, cleanse effectually and
Give Comfort
Sold by all druggists. L'A cents.
FREE SCHOLARSHIP VOTING COUPON.
CUT IT OUT-VOTE IT.
RJp mm Mtnli boy r girl ft t practlMl MuMtlM nwm.
NS TOTS FOK.
AODKHI
(It Ml NO
I v Tfels enpom If aeoraant4 r etk prat sufctcrlptloi boomI fat
J IU Omaha Pm uata II rota for sah 15 0 paid, 1M Us for aok tl pall, tU.
Coupoaa with eaih most b eounUrslfntd kr elroatatU dapartmaat.
j gy4. J f4.
i Will, 1 IllS Vrlll
t
. i.iticBi uiiiM-a lieu, ilril. ."
WILL Of THE VOTERS AS SHOWN BY FIGURES
Every Republican Candidate on the State
Plurality and the Redemption of
is Made Complete,
The Dee has complete returns on gov
ernor from every county In tho state ex
cept Mcl'heraon and the vote In the county
Is less than 100. Two years ago It gave
a plurality of one for Hnywnnl. Of theso
returns seventy-eight aro ofllclal and
cloven unofficial. On the faco ot these re
turns Dietrich has n plurality of 1,021. On
tho minor stato officials Tho Ilco has re
turns from eighty counties, seventy-two of
which aro official and eight unofficial. Tho
counties embraced in the totals for minor
I , Hupt. of Com. Lands
Governor. Lien. Gov. See. of Htnte. Auditor. Treasurer. Instruction. Att'y Ccnerttl. & HuIUIIukh.
COL'NTIKS. g I I J j p I
i i i ij r MM r M i i I f J.
Adams
2,1301
1.92'
Antelope
Ilanuor
lllulnu
lloolin
Ilox Hutte
Hoyd
Ilrowu
Buffalo
Hurt
Hutlur
Cass
Cedar
Chase
Cherry
Cheyenne ....
Clay
Colfax
Cuming
Custer
Dakota
Dawes
Dawson
Douel
Dlxnn
Dodge ,
Douglas
Dundy
Klllmurc
Franklin
Frontier
FuYmiH
Huge
Oortlehl
(Inspnr
(Irani
Ureeluy
Hull
Hamilton
Harlan
Hayes
Hitchcock ....
Unit
Hooker ......
Howard ,
Jefferson ....
Johnson
Kimball
Knox
Kearney ....
Keith
Keyn. l'aha..
Lancaster ..
Lincoln
Logan
Lnup
Madison
Mcl'herson .
Merrick
Nance
Nemaha . ...
Nuckolls
Otoe ,
Pawnee
Perkins
Phelps
Pierre
l'latto ,
Polk
Iled AVIlfow.
RIchanlBon .
Hock
Sarpy
Hnllno
Saunders ....
SrottH muff.
Seward
Sheridan ...
'Sherman ....
Sioux
Stanton
Thayer ,
Thomas
Thurston ....
Valley
Washington
Wayne
Webster ....
Wheeler
Yoj-k
Totals ...
Pl.ira'lty ....
1.2B7
1,3,1
80i
72
1.412
r.:n
743
3IS
2.075)
1,229,
2.010
2.19H
l.Mfi1
27M
677'
170
1,M6
1,359
1.745)
J.WISI
1,202
157
t'j1
1,405
5S4
733
153
1.8751
1.72tV
l.:i97
2,773
1.311
300
7f1
56
1.73S
!33
1.310
l.fliM
711
c2l
1,39511
251
1,0751
12.705 I
2I'5I
1.85H !
i.o-i; i
sr.fi :
502
1,21
r,7
1,170
'.'.117
13.527
287
1.77S
SIS
K79
1.2f
3,S0
231
45S
1.2i3
2.501
217
670
90
S52
1TJ
IIS
1.778
1,581
930
281.
515
1,451
Ml
H2,
10)
1.2MI
1.I.VSI
L'JKs!
i.5finl
1,180
491
1.5&4
. . . ft
3!
SH7
1.760
1.4l
iai
l.Wtt
wo
217
3iil
r iijt'
iiiil
22l'
310
1,153
104
1.2 ih!
10rt
14'
1,S(7
140
""!S0
850
1.7PJ'
1,156
fl7
1.BS2
l.SfSI
i.6ir)
2,3191
l.insi
213
l!,r.23
1,574
183
1,073
S30
1,510
921
1.U2!
1.042
92
2,1I8
1.3S2
918
42G!
25S
7K2
2.072
1.027
2,011!
2191
2,111
373
1,730
1.7S5
009
723
249
033
451
lLft
(Will
l,7L':li
67
725!
7011
1.379I
1,1151
1,353
1.3.11
2.00S,
703
1,5113
73
037
812
1,409'
979
1,200! I
188 t
l.MRI
113,813 112,7921
80,237,' 85,320
914!
1,U21
Poynler's plurullty In countleH Included
L'nofflclnl.
North Ilend. Wallace Wilson, C. H. Coman,
N. W. Smalls and W. II. Turner of this
city. Triumph lodge, Knights of Pythias,
attended In a body. Tho remains woro fol
lowed to their last resting place In Illdgo
cemetery by tho longest proceBalon ever
seen here.
GOVERNOR DIETRICH'S PLANS
SiiciiiIn .Sunilnr In Lincoln mill Jl"
I'lime iu Omalin 011 Iliml
iitia Today.
LINCOLN, Nov. 11. (Special Telegram. )
Govorp.or-elcct Charles II. Dietrich arrived
In Lincoln this mornlug and has been busy
all day nt the Lludnll hotel receiving call
ers nnd listening to the appeals ot countless
ofllcescekcrs. He enmo from Fnlrbury, where
ho was the guest ot honor last night at a.
republican ratlHcatlon, and tomorrow he will
leave for cither Omaha or bis homo In Hast
ings. At ho depot ho was met by several
hundred members of tho Nebraska Traveling
Men's and Union Veterans' Republican clubs,
who escorted him to tho hotel.
"I havo made no promUes of appoint
ments," said Mr. Dietrich. "I havo told all
applicants to present their requests n writ
ing and I will not consider them unless they
aro in that form."
Mr. Dietrich said bo had.made no definite
plans for the future. Tho Union Veterans'
Republican r.lub will meet tomorrow night
to arrange for a ratification to tako place
somo time this week. Mr. Dietrich nnd sev
eral of tho stato officers-elect will be at tho
ratification.
Hurt .n a HunnuiTay.
TUCUMSKH. Neb., Nov. 11. (Special,)
A. J. Manloy, an old gentleman living
In Cook, was tho victim of a runaway ac
cident oue day last week. His horso bo
camo frightened at a thrashing innchlno
onglno on tho highway, ran away mil
threw Mr. Mnnley out of the buggy. Ills
shoulder was dislocated and ho was other
wise bruised,
llrliltce. Cnrpentrr Hurt,
YORK, Nob., Nov. 11. Spoclal.) A. L.
Uurdolne, a Northwestern bridge carpenter,
had yesterday a very narrow escape frmn
Instant death. Workmen were shifting
heavy brhlgo timber and ono largo ploco
fell, striking Uurdolno on back and shout-
(Nft
(Twa.)
Daposlt at oilea or mall to "
SCHOLARSHIP "DBPARTMBVT," aiaka
Baa. Omakf, Nab.
n'eiuci. i. 111,
state officials this year gavo l'oyntcr a
plurality of TO and In the same counties
the pluralities of tho republican olllclnls
range from 914 tor Savago to 2,2.17 for
I'rout for attorney general. Marsh for sec
retory of stato has 1,071, Weston for audi
tor, 1,680: Stuefcr tor treasurer, 2,025:
Fowler for superintendent of public In
struction, 2.0J2; Follmer for commissioner
of public lands and buildings, 1,7-lfl. Doug
las and Lancaster are not Included In
totals of minor state officers.
2.113 l.ICS 2.00711 1.0341 2.117, 1.833 2.1 10 1,130 2.11fi,i 1.M0! 2.100' 1.937
1,301 1,271 1.3.VI 1,201 1,3531 1,275 1,354) 1.26SI 1,363 1 1.2S1 l.SJ 1,202
I I '
97 117 90 07 95 73 97 73 I 91 , 73 92 741 92 72
1,420 1,3001 1,430 1,3591 1,138 1,348 1,119 1,350 I 1.M2 '1,31,0 1,150 1,3081 1,440 1,370
R01 ISI, COS 4WI G22 4S7l 019 Col t CIS 479 015 175 000 475
710 747 713 700!) 721 702 ' 743 742 730 740 731 7R31 728 782
455 313 459 337 102 3301 459 310 Iff) 337 101 338 1 402 330
l,8")fl 2,057 l.MX 2,055i 1.S75 2,0tl 1,8091 2,1x521 1,883 2,054 1.R.V) 2.C96I 1,857 2.004
1,758 1,100 1.7S7 l,130j 1,781 1,133 1,7W 1.149! 1.0S7 1,279 1,757 1,102 1,820 1,148
2,7l'4 '"2,225 '"ii '"'2,219 '"i;752 " '2,210 "' i'MiC ' 2.246 "'s.TClt '"viH '"i'.ti'l '"2.2751 "'7t52 '"L'A'Oi
1,342 1,570 I, 1,351 l.WoM 1,339! 1,503 1,335! 1,5511 1.330 1,507 1,340 1.550 1,317 1,550
297 27211 ,291 273 , 305 2i55 3o51 20V 301 2t J05 270i 3O0 27J
709 000! 859 078 s.Vl 041 S0SI 0Z J57 001 851 003, 831' 00.1
CVt 130 078 400 0791 442 0711 412!' 07 410 073 455 077 113
1.839 1,8211 r,783 1,818 l.OO 2,030 1,M9, 1.8131 1.S45 1,824! 1,810 1,821, 1,831 1.8IV1
9H 1,314' 870 1,408 I 923 1,312 95.V 1,35' H50 1,313, t'29 1.317 I 955 1,337
1,309 1.729 1,3301 1.721 1,3221 1,733 1,1051 1,0111 1,301 1.751 1,505 1.7IS1 1,332 1,733
1,9031 2,050 2,0001 2,025! I l,080l 2.002 2,0i9' 2,00!)' 1,900 2,0851 2,007 2,001 I 2.029 2.093
048i 7131 05 1 i 7201 0531 715 55 7141 053 720 tlr, 72HI! 70i 710
062 025(, finl 018 I I50S 017 00 1 032 ! 013 1120 502 Oi, 008 Kill
1,2201 l,393l 1,2311 1,:!91 i l,230l 1,389 1,235 1,107 1,23't 1.387' 1,210 1.W7 1,'J33 1,393
357 247 I 30II .'41- SOD 239, 358 230' 335 241 33, 2101 35S' 219
1,158 1.071U 1.191 1,071' i 1.182 1.001 1,183 1.0S51 1,181 1.0831' 1,1731 LOSS! 1,1M5 1.074
2.117 2,4611 2,401 2.I22M 2,402 2,439' 2,175 2.4I11 2.C0S 2,3151, 2,159 2,110) 2.15S 2,137
I ! ..,) j,; ...'.,. . '! . . . " I . ...l '
294 2901 291 200' 281 293' 293 ' 2 28t " 28!l 2S9 201! 2011 292
1.797' l.bIG l.S13 l.S4.l 1.S05 1.S33 I 1,822 l,8lo'l 1.823 1,830 I 1,820 1.8S.T 1.S3U 1 831
ll '! I ! ! ........' I
871 818 900 807j 8S0I 83l S01J SSI 800, 823 &9s! M9 002 '823
3,s53 "'s.'Bof '"'3',91'w "'2I577' ';i,Wi' ' 'i'.'s'fn'i 1' ' ' 'aXv'st " ' ' i;',5''o! '"ii'.ssoi"' 2,555! ";j,sVt ' ' 's'wii' t " ' "s.u'rij ' " ' i:"&7
225 217 2.11 213 221f 21 III 2.17 233 2,11 21 2321 222! 2Xit 222
45 COS 461 50Ti 467 575 459 581 454 fiVJI 4ir.'l &:P 158' 583
135 Ml 1 138 82 1 37 S3, 138 80 13.1 881 J3ll S3 13.1' 80
430 85.1 4.18 8191 131, 870) 4 873 138 85 1 43T.I 801! 435' 801
1,97) 1,709 1,911 l.COli 1,931 1,702 1,931 1,702 1,930 1,735 1.935 1,73s! 1,915! 1,722
1,402 1,570 1.477 1,672) 1,401 1.610 1.4001 1,585 1,4751 1.590 1,410 1.072' 1,47"' 1,537
823 950 ! 825 959 S3.5 903 M5 ( 90.1 858 ! 917 8.111 979 855' 951
303' 270' ;00 2S4 , 302 2.85 1 :m, 28ll 3031 284 303' 287 303 28(1
429! 617 437i 509 115 520 1, 131 ' 614' 140, 602 110 512! ISSl 510
1.288 1,450 1,203 1,I40 1,282 1.150 1,2701 1,402 l,285j 1.101 1,272 1.1S0 1.28l( 1.487
",87i "'i.itW' 8S0 '"'i',20111 87'(jr''i,'294 8S0 " ' l',295 8881" "l',280 V) " "l',2S0 8SSl"'L28ii
1,730 1.570 1,757 1,6011 1,749 1,503l l.TSOi 1,575 1,772 1,559! 1,773 1,5751 1,788 1,65.5
1.4a) 1,11,0 1.470 1,163! 1,479 1,1571 1.403 1,174 1.4SI 1,170 1.1S7 1,179 1,4821 1,17(1
US 4 115 47 117 4S! 1181 47l 120 19 121 19 123! 4S
1,4,9 LOTH 1,462 l,66rt 1,601 1,539! l.Mll 1,573! 1.512 1,3)50 1,509 1,5 IS 1,503 1,60s
MS 1,0!IO !(9S 1.0S0 l.OOti l,070l 1,0051 1,080 1.W3 1.0S9 !f.i8 1,0011 1,002 1.08'5
212 213 j 224 207 227 219j 221 217, .220 220 223 210j 227 221
i',253 "'i',ii3 '"i'.iso "'Kiwi ""ilnofj iTiok " iiofV "i.i 12 iiioV i'.iir.ji ' " i.'dis " " i ".iawi i " i ,"ds2' " " " i Use
101 97" 97 90 101 102' 1031 101 98' 102 101 1 103 101 10ft
13S 1311 111 1301 112 1301 140i 137' 130, 1381 111' 110, 130 112
1,82 l.OIP 1,890 1,030 1,879 1.O101 1,901 1.0121 1,9021 1,010 1,8901 1.619 1,!W0 1,013
I I ' I 1 11 1 !
1.167 987 1,160 976 1,1621 935' 1.161 9811 1.161 ! 990 1.152 990, 1,132 9.V.
l.WOj 81,.,, 1.017 810! l.OUi! 840 1,010 S4!t 1.W1I 8411 !01 818 1,011 832
1,716 l.iSOl 1.711 1,080 1,755 1,755 1,752! 1,759 1.7151 1.732 1.742' 1.752 1,749 1.736
! I I ! M I I
2,48, 2,320) 2,533 2.278) 2,185 2,2071 2,5331 2,3011 2,6351 2,299, 2,630 2.30J, 2,533 2,303
1,561! 1,081, 1,578 1,089 1,507 1,093 1,585 l.oas 1,5SI 1,083 1.3s0 1,093 1.5831 1,1 ml
1771 213! 1S3 21 11 182 2151 183 217 I 183' 215 170 220 1S3 219
l.OSO l.tUHli 1.124 9S8, 1.12J '..s 1,121! l,lJ0M 1,13.1' 985 1,114 937! 1.117 991
S201 882 ,:il 890! 821 882 810 807 ! 830 927 818 919! SI2 919
1,4721 2,092 1,497 ' 2,000! 1.479 2.052 1,405) 2,070 1,481 2.0GS 1,408 2,0.81 1.407 2,003
931 1,3371 9171 1,333 910 1,330 910 1,307 Ml 1,372 959 1,371 901 l,3Vi
1.118 Vti 1,137' 8S4f! 1.131 881 1.1241 llisl 1.132 88"t 1.127' S99I 1,134 882
2,416 2,45 2,633 2,508' 2,413 2,101 2,3.131 2.4501 2,431 2,461 2,1311 2,472 2,123 2,100
431 2u0 433 250; 437 215 4:wl 219 453 23St . 151' 25S 450 26t
7tl 1,015' 745 1,021 757 1,013 7001 1,025 ) 715 1,018' m 753i 1,027 754 1,017
2,123 1,"08 2.O80 2.016 2,143 1.950 2,133 l.tSj( 2,122 . 1.992 2,097 1.00O1 2,118 1,971
2,102 2,733 2,109 2,758 2,180 2,741 2,2101 2,741, iOO r 2,741 2,205 2,7301. MOI 2,800
382 25l! 374 219 374 245 3801 244 IV. 252 ! 379 2C2H 382 255
I 1; .. I I.. L 1 1 '
075 081 r,88 072 ffil 650! 683 7031 593! 69IH 59SI 7051 69.'1 700
119 70S,. , 131 713 453 715 175' 73s,, 407i 7321! 407 737l 4051 731
175 2-l3: 177 244 170 2461' 178' 24.1,1 172 211 ! 177 24 Ii 177! 243
700 7.10't H 758) 712 762 ' 7201 770! 70S 7651) 710 70l! 1 700! 754
1,737! 1,187' 1,758 1,4741 1.752 1.477'' 1,733! 1,481 i 1.75s! 1.480'1 1,7481 1,4891 1,702' 1,470
61' 71,1 62 09 57 75l Oo 7.T1 Do! 72i! 69' (;s fi'J IVS
736, 622 1 ! 74 0 015; 753 021 , 717 632! 7611 1148 I 750 , 013 745 029
70S 824 1 752 820 772 818,' 772' S'Sl, 7M 863 7851 851 780 800
1,017 1,395 j 1.640 1,330 I 1,032' 1.3781! 1,017' LJIOOl' 1.712 1.363 1,011 1.421I 1,007 1.301
1,148 030 I 1,1551 917 1 1.1501 0)0' 1.1.10 (1.51 1.1601 952'( 1,150; 958, i 1.1 W' 940
1.275 1.328,1 1.293! 1,320 I l,3t9l 1,313i 3.313 1.322, 1,293 1,31711 1.29S' 1,318! 1,303' 1,221
133 183 129 187! 127' 1S9' 130' 188 13P 1821) 1271 1911 115' 192
2,08I 1.893,1 2.121' 1.841i 2,131' 1,818,1 2.131 f 1,88-1 ' 2,1311 1.8S-1,! 2,1J7 l.Wl 1 2,135 1,895
jl 80,831 84.S03! 80.808 S5.1SS1 87,615' 85,1901, 87.527 85,435 8-8,0911 85,854i
I 1,971 1 l.CSU (' 2,023' I 2,092 ' 2.2371 :'
In totals of ntate offlcers other than governor, 70.
dcrs, crushing him to the earth. Ho was
carried to tho hospltul here, whero ho Is
under charge ot Dr. Conway, tho company's
Burgeon ot this place. On examination tt
was found that tho patient had n severe
sprain of the spinal column, nnd ax no
complications hnvo urlaou he Is on tho fair
road to recovery.
I, oxen nn 15 jr.
TECUMSKH. Neb., Nov. ll.-'(Speclal.)
Christian llescmalcr, a German farmer liv
ing in tbo northern part of tho county,
lost the sight In ono of his eyes lost week
by a peculiar accident. In attempting to
drive n null In a plank he struck tt a mis
lick and It Hew from tho plank and struck
him squarely In the eye. Tho eyeball was
totally destroyed.
(,'onrt u( I'lnltNiiioutli.
VLATTSMOUTII. Nob., Nov. 11. (Spe
cial.) Judge Paul Jessen of Nebraska City
Is expected to arrive lu this city tomorrow
and open tho fall term of district court.
Tho docket shows for trial forty civil, eighty
equity and seventeen criminal cases. Tho
Jury cases will not be taken up until the
second week.
DEATH RECORD.
nl JloVelll.
ONAWA, la., Nov. 11.-(Special.) Neal
McNeill, ono of tho oldest settlers of
Monoua county, died lust night at his
home two miles south of Ounwa, aged 74
yearH. Mr. McNeill was born In Somerset
county, Pennsylvania, April 2, 1S2C, and
camo to Onawa in 1S59. Ho, was ono of tho
largest farmers In the coilnty nnd leaves
seven children nnd a largo estate.
Mrm, Klin I.uoiiiIh.
DAVID CITY, Nob., Nov. 11. (Spoclal.)
Mrs. Ella Loomls, wife of County Su
perintendent Loomls, died nt tho family
resldonco In this city yesterday evening
of peritonitis, aged 25 years. Sho leaves
u husband and threo small children. Fu
neral services woro held today. Inter
mcut at llcllwood.
O) run fi. Ncel-.
MUNCH:, Ind., Nov. 11. Cyrus Q. Neely,
aged CI, died unexpectedly In tho Eastern
Indiana Hospital for Insane at Richmond
today. Tho deceased la a brother to Charles
W. F. Neely, the Cuban postal agent now
In Jail In Now Yorki
FIRE RECORD.
Cnr tliirn lluriim.
NORFOLK, Vu Nov. 11. Tho car Hheds
and electric plant ot the Norfolk Hallway
nnd Lighting company In Huntersvillo, n
suburb of Norfolk, wero totally destroyed
by tiro today. Fifty-two cars and the elec
trical machinery wero destroyed. The loss
In $150,000, covered by Insurance. Tho
street cur system was badly crippled today.
A fUFO from u car In tho barn 3 supposed
to have started tho lire.
II I line lu Cut I oil.
NEW YORK, Nov. 12. Four alarms wero
sent out nt 2 o'clock this morning for a
Arc In tho building nt 4S and CO Walker
street, tho ground lloor ot which Is occu
pied by D. & E. L. Mayer, Importers nnd
dealers In cotton batting. Tho fire was
extinguished with 175,000 loss.
Ticket Has a Safe
Nebraska
There is no change In the legislative
situation. The republicans have eighteen
In the senate, the fusloulstB twclvo and
three In doubt. In tho houso thero aro
fifty-four republicans, forty-three fusion
Ists and threo in doubt. It will reuulro
tho ofllclal count to settlo tho doubtful
ones.
In tho Sixth congressional district thu
plurality of Neville 13 so small that tho
olllctnl count may change the result, lie
low aro tho figures:
2,103
1,314
87,443' S5,ra7
1,746!
MYSTERIOUS MARY'S METHODS
Woinnn Xiiit I'mler Arrest In
York linn Urent DUoree
Iteeonl.
Me iv
NEW YORK, Nov. 11. The district at
torney's office, which has In hand the al
leged dlvorco mill of Malson and Zolnicr.
havo been tracing tho antecedents of Mary
II. Tompkins, who figured In dlvorco cases
ns a wltnesa nnd Is now under arrest. Tho
authortlrs say tho woman comes from
reputable parentage. Her mother Is said
to bo a woman of excellent character and
It Is on account ot her mother and a sis
ter who Is employed In n responsible posl
Hon In ono of tho largo dry goods storen
ot tho city that tho police havo decided
to allow tho woman's real Identity to re
main In tho dark. Sho will bo allowed
to tlguro In tho caso us Mary Tompkins,
tno name under which sho accepted cm
pioymcut from Mr. Zlmmor. It has been
learned by tho polico that Miss Thompklns
was nt one tlmo lu tho employ ot a private
detective ngency.
Another Important development In the
,easo Is tho Identification ot Frank Wilson,
wno usually acted as tho man co-respond
ent, as a convicted counterfeiter. Do-
itcctlvo Drummond of tho United StatiM
secret service thought no recognized !n
tho description of Wilson a man whom
tho secret service had convicted of conn
terfcltlng. Ho notified tho district nttor
ney's odlco of his suspicious and was asked
to go to the Tombs to sco If ho could Iden
tify 5llson. Ho went to the Tombs and
picked Wilson out ot a crowd of twenty
ouier prisoners as a man who had boen
arrested both In Chicago and Philadelphia
for counterfeiting, Wilson was convicted
111 ijiiicugo, urummnnn Bam, ana served a
long term In prison.
Stop the CouKh nnd Work Off flio
Colli.
ivaxauvo iiromo-wmnino iaoietB euro a
cold In 0110 day. No Cure, No Pay. Price
25 cents.
HOOTS FAITHLESS HUSBANDS
ChleiiKO "Woman Minis n Diiinenllo
Quarrel liy Lnlu n llevulvcr
KnorKct lenll j
CHICAGO, Nov. 11. May Teresa Jobo-
phlno Schmltt shot and almost Instantly
killed her husband, peter, lato tonight, at
their home, 1238 1,'orth MnrshDeld avenue.
After tho shooting, which occurred In
tho parlor of tho house, Schmltt staggered
out through tho front door and tell dead
In tho yard. Mrs. Schmltt mado no nt-
temept to escape, She admitted tho ahoot
Ing, but declared her husband had driven
her to desperation by his acts. For Home
time, tho woman declares, aho had been
neglected by her husband, who was drink
ing heavily nnd paying attention to other
women, When ho cntored his homo lato
tonight, his wife declares, ho was Intoxl
cated, nnd sho upbraided him for his acts,
A quarrel and the shooting followed.
I'ity Attorney I hex 111m (inn.
MUSCOGEE. I, T., Nov. Il.-Thonms
uwens. city nttornny. snot nnd fata ly
wounded Noah Watts, two bullets taking
errect in tno breast until are young men,
Owen claims uelt-ilefenue.
NEW PLAN FOR BRITISH ARMY
Pome Proponed ( liaiiKex 'Mint Are III-
(I'llilril .MnLr Hie I'rltittc n
Trained Soldier.
LONDON, Nov. 11. According to tho
Dally Mall, n schemo of nrmy reform of n
very BWtseplng character will como Into
opcrntlon early next year.
'Tho scheme," says tho Dally Jiall, "will
make tho Ilrltlsh private u trained boI
dler. Instead of a system giving tho 1 fl
oruit mainly n houso sorvnnt's work and
allowing no more than six weeks' ot mili
tary training, he will In future got ton
months' of scientific drilling, all fattguo
and orderly duties being performed by a
special corps of tlme-cxpjrcd men, The
first four months will bo devoted to com
pany training, Including scouting, en
trenching, bridging nnd taking cover, Tho
second four months will be used lu bat
talion maneuvers, uttacklug and defending
positions and field firing. Two months
will bo given to grand maneuvers on n war
scale. Tho remaining two months of the
first year will bo occupied by furloughs.
"Tho greatest attention will bo dovotcd
to marksmanship, and tho nllownnco ot
ammunition will bo greatly Increased. Ar
tillery training will ulso bo Improved. Tho
war ofllco Is now acquiring control of largo
tracts ot land In various parts of tho coun
try for training grounds." '
AMERICAN SHIP GOES ASHORE
lleptirtfil from Hoiik Iviiiik Tlmt the
IU-ii Jit 111 1 11 .Kewnll Wax Ntruok
li- T pinion.
LONDON. Nov. 11. According In llin
Hong Kong correspondent of the Unite
Mail tho American ship Ilenjamln .Scwall,
Captain A. M. Scwnll, which arrived at
Hong Kong prior to September 29 from
Freemantle, whero sho left August 0, was
ilrlu-n iishoro during tho typhoon Friday
nignt.
llncnuriice liiiiiilKrn(liiii from Spain.
HAVANA, Nov. 11. Thn Havana minora
aro now generally commentlnir nnon ibe
action of tho government In tho matter
or quarantining Immigrants nnd a move
ment is on root nmong tha Spaniards to
form nn association to work In conjunction
with tho government In encouraging Im
migration from Hnnlll nnd the Pnnr,rl,
and to provide for Immigrants on their
arrival.
Today tho feust of tho Virgin of tho Af
flicted, patron saint of firemen, was cele
brated with elaborate roll irlmiH HervlnMB.
which wero attended by Ooncrnl Wood and
nis Htan. 'tins ovenlng thero was a pro
cession of '2,000 firemen and numerous re
ligious societies.
HlK SuulnllNt l'lirmlr In llriiNNeU.
IIRUSSELS, Nov. 11. Tho socialist dem
onstration which was postponed ut the
tlmo of tho homecoming of Prlnco Albert
after his marrlngo to Duchess Elizabeth of
Havurtn, occurred today.
Fifteen thousand persons paraded and
tho burgomaster received a deputation who
presented to hint a petition in favor o.'
universal suffrage. There was absolutely
no disorder whatever, and tho cltv this
evening in perfectly calm.
nhleiiinii llrlpeil Her ThriiUKli.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 11. Mrs. Fran
cis Martin, who, before leaving Paris for
St. Petersburg, had neglected to get he
passport officially endorsed by tho R-isslun
consul general, was slopped at tho fron
tier, but sho was finally allowed to pro
ceed upon tho personal guaranty of a
Russian nobleman who had observed her
distress. Fulluro to comply with tho pass
port regulations usually costs a week's so
journ on tho frontier.
I'roiuutluiiM and Appointment.
LONDON, Nov. 12. Sir Thomas Henry
Sanderson, permanent under secretary of
stato for foreign affairs, has boon pro
moted to tho rank of knight grand cros.t
of tho Ordor of the Hath.
Tho earl of Clarendon, tho earl of Sel
borno, Mr. Joseph Howell Williams and
Mr. Gerald lialfonr havo been appointed
privy councillors. Mr. Ilalfour was a!
ready an Irish privy councillor.
Itetuke I'lilllnpoll.
PRETORIA, Nov. 11. The Ilrltlsh have
reoecupled Phlloppolls after four hours'
fighting.
Oonernl French will take command of tho
Johannesburg district.
Tho condition of Miss Roberts, daughter
of Lord RobertH, Is more serious.
Ciovernmrtit Tni.Mm ;,iHure rMrNN.
IIARCELONA. Nov. 11. Tho government
troops havo captured a band of fifty Car
lists near Villa Franca del Panades.
twenty-flvo miles west of Iiarcelona. They
seized n quantity of arms and ammunition.
A bottlo of Prickly Ash Illttera kept In
tho houso and used occasionally mean
good health to tho whole household.
Ohleeleil to l'anslon ny Lecture.
TRENTON. N. .1 . Nov. H.L.TI10 presen
tation ut Taylor's opera houso tonight of
an Illustrated lecture entitled. "Thn Pus
slon Play, " brought forth 11 vigorous pro
tein from tho Uov. W. A Himsborgrr m.
or of the First Jletliodlsl "imfeh 'Thn
lecture) wub given under tho a siilces t
St. Joseph's fatbolle ehurrl, ,,,,, 3 a Imlsi
slon wiuH charged Thn minister cl mracter
Ized the production of thu leeti j 0, n
Sabbath nnd for pay ns an outrago.
A painted sign was displayed In front of
his chinch rending 11s follows: Don' t no
to an Opera House Show 011 the Hal l at 1,
0m0 Wl Arpar, 11,0 Wor of tJnil." The
llev. Mr. llunsberger wns formerly slu
Honed nt Milwaukee, where ho was known
us tho "murrvlng parson" nnd whom It Is
year n,"rr'c'1 u,,uut 3.W0 couples In one
ntliliiK Serloun nt WIIKenlinrre.
WILKRSUAimH. Ph.. Nov. ll.-The
minor differences which exist between the
Lclilgn nlley Coal company nnd somo or
their employes are not expected to havo n,
serious ending. The rtoekmcn who tiro em
ployed In opening tuiinnlH nnil gangways
hnvo petitioned tho company for a red
tlnn In the price of dynamite, which thi
company Is not inclined to grant. It Is said,
however, that tho wny Is open for u com
promise Threo hundred mlneri emnlovrd
nt the Mnltby colliery of thn Lehlith Valley
company went out on strike Saturday bo
causo a number of nonunion men wero put
to work. District President Nichols of tho
United Mlno Workers had ti conference
with the mlno superintendent nnd It Is un
derstood tho new m-m will Join the union
and the old hands will resume work tomor
row. Zerhy Ifniinn of o IHaMitUfnc Hon.
HA'LKTON. Ph.. Nov. 11 - When asked
todnv ribout the story publlxbeil yesterday
to tho effect that there would llkelv bo nn
other strlko nt tho collieries of the J,,.
hlcli Vulley Coal eomnany becauso of thn
nlleged rofusnl to Krant ti reduction In the
price of dvnutnllo nnd that President
Mitchell of the United Mine Workers nnd
President Ootupcrs of thn American Fedora
Hon of Labor would meet tomorrow In
Hcrnnton to talk over the situation Division
Superintendent Zerby, who has charge of
all tho I.ehlch Viilloy collieries In the Hnz
Ititon district, said: "I know nothing of
any dissatisfaction and thn agreement en
tered Into with our men Is being carried
out. I nm "not able, however, to spenlc for
. to siien
llllleuity.'
my superiors. 1 Know or no 1
Ilryaii In Visit I'lorlila.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla , Nov. H.-Donio-oratlo
Oovernor-eli et William fl. Jennings
has been Informed that his cousin. William
Jennings Hrvan. will visit him nt his home
In HrooksvUlo. I'lii , nu bo present at the
tnaucurntlon nt Tullahnssce on the first
Tuesday In January
Mierin'N llnily Slilpiiril llmae.
NEW VOP.K, Nov. 11. Thn body of
Sheriff duel; of Now Orleans, who dint In
Itoot-uvelt hospltul Saturday ns the result
of nn operation, loft here for New Oilcans
toduv nccoinpanlcd by the widow and
daughter.
Movement f llvenn Vcneli Vnv, II.
NEW YORK. Nov. 11 -Arrlved-Ln
Cbamnagne, from Ilavie; Island frnui
Copenhagen nnd ("iirisitliinsaml. Hailed
Hu'garla. for Hnmlurg. via Cherbourg
At Antwerp-Arrived-Noordlnnd from
New York.
At Qtiecnstowu -Sullrd- I'mbrla, for New
Yorlt.
f
MILLIONS FACING FAMINE
l-'nlliire of Ulce Crop lit .Nnrlli CI1I1111
the l.ntrsl L'onipllentliiii In
the Situation,
TACOMA, Wash., Nov. 11. Oriental ad
vices received by today's steamer stato
that 4,000,000 to G.000,000 Chinese north
of Pckln arc lu danger of starving, their
crops having been a tolul foilure. One
million plculs of tribute rlco wero to bo
dispatched from Shanghai nnd distributed
utneng. these hungry hordes from Tien
Tsln und Pekln, but tho military officers
at Shanghai gavo orders that no rice
should bo sent out of central China.
Thero Is great danger that nu Immense
swarm of robbers will bo sent out of the
famine district, ns usually happens.
Many shipping disasters happened last
month on tho Asiatic coast. Tho steamer
Matsunnyo caught fire and snuk In Esashl
bay. Her passengers wero rescued Just
In tho nick of time. The steamer Tadotsu
end bark Kawnta collided near Yokohama,
bndly damaging both. Tho steamship Ho.
kushlu Mnru was wrecked on tho coast
of tho C'hlshtmn Islands, both vessel and
cargo becoming n totnl loss. The steamer
Izrnngl Mnru sank after striking a sunken
rock near Osaka nnd sixteen of her passen
gets were lost. Tho Japanese thlrd-clasi
coast defense vessol Kntsuragl, of 1,500
tons, went nshoro near Oshlma and be.
foro sho could lo towed off was wrecked
by 11 severe gale. A cruiser was sent to
aid her and succeeded lu taking off tho
crew.
News has boon received nt Yokohama
that eleven Delglan missionaries wero mur
dered by bandits In Motigolla last month.
COTTON YARN MILLS UNITE
Soiitlirrn Spinners .tola i Control the
Snlc of Their I'rmliiet 'I'liroiiuh
AKents,
CHARLOTTE, N. C, Nov. 11. Tho great
majority of the yarn mills of the south
havo entered Into tho plan ot controlling
tho salo of their products by specially ap.
pointed agents. Mills representing nn ng
gregnte of 405,097 liroduclng spindles have
signified their agreement to tho now well
known concontratlon plan proposed by thn
special committee und endorsed by the
Hoard of Governors of thu Southern Cot
ton Spinners' association. Tho object of
tho plan Is that tho selling of southern
cotton yarns bo placed In the hnnds of a
limited number of northern commission
merchants ten or eight with a vlow to
tho reduction of selling costs und the pre
vention of speculation In the product of
southern yarn mills by tho middlemen of
commission merchants,
Tho fact that mlllmeu representing no
great a number of spindles havo agreed
prnetlcaly Insutcs the success of the plnns
of the southern cotton spinners.
EITHERrUhLIN OR SHARKEY
If .leiTrlen Dik'nii'I Hear l't-nni p 1 1
from I'll He Will Take (In One
of These 'Two.
NEW YORK, Nov. 11. -As a result of the
challenge Issued Saturday by Jnmes J.
Jeflrles, offering to- light Hob Fltzsltn
mons, (lus Rhulln or Tom Shurkey and n
telegram from KltzslmmoUH declining 11
match on account of engngemnnts lasting
until May next, Jeffries tonight W.11I0 tho
following statement :
"If Fltzslnimons does not como to terms
by Wednesday I shall arraugo to meet
Ruhlln or Sharkey on terms to ho agreed
upon, It is my Intention to fight at lenat
once a year. My choice of battleground
nculd bo Nevada, for thero wo could go
to n finish, and In such a contest thero
would bo no doubt ns to who Is tho better
man."
Rllly Madden, Ruhlln's manager, tele
graphed tonight that Ruhlln will at once
post a forfeit to bind thu match.
PARMALEE MAY GO TO EUROPE
Omaha's Crueli Shut Iiielmleil In 11
Team Tlmt May Compete
Aliroail.
CHICAGO, Nov. 11. American trap slioui
ers aro the latest to propose an Invasion
of Europe. A team of representative erack
shots df this country will piobalilv sail
from Now York early next spring for 11
tour of England ami the continent. Four
teen men will go, ten of tin.ni forming the
team nnd tho others being substitutes. J A
It. Elliott of Kansas City. John S. Punning
of this city. Thomns Marshall of Keiths
burg, 111.: Frank S. Parmulee of Omaha.
Neb.; Richard .Merrell of Milwaukee. Wil
liam It. Crosby of Hatavla. N. V.; Itollo (1
Helices of Dayton, ).; Chauneey Powers of
Decatur, 111., and Charles W. Itiuld of Des
Moines are the ones selected fur tin trip
It is the intention of the party to challenge
any teams In Europe, ami after the enn-
testn In England u trip may be imi.I. 11 1
tiermiiuv, France und Austiiu.
Itojal CiiiiiiiIIiiiir ClinlleiiMe.
TOUONTO, Out.. Nov. II. A ehallenge
was sent by tho Itoynl Canadian Yneht elnh
to tho Chicago Yueht club for tho Canadii
cup. This action was decided upon at a
meeting of thn Iloyul Canadian Yacht
club's executive committee Saturday. A
subcommittee met tonight nnd framed 11
challenge. 1,'nder tho conditions governing
tho Cannda cup ten months' notice must
he given by tho challenger. Tho Idea Is to
havo tho race sailed us soon nftcr July as Is
convenient for the Chicago club. The ehal
lengo will bo for it race for tho thlrty-llvo-foot
class, three out of live. Tho Hoyal
Canadian Yacht club will suggest that the
race bo palled nt Buffalo, If u suitable iiurso
Is offered.
eivnrl, Huees.
NHW YORK. Nov. II. Thero wero two
races scheduled for thn Vallsburg track at
Newark today, 11 twenty-llvu-mlle nmuteur
and il match professional contest. Thu
twenty-flve-mlle Umateur raco started with
twenty-eight riders on tho mark. After
going llvo miles tho nurnhcr was reduced to
thirteen nnd at tho finish only nine riders
wero left. Tho ruco was won by Moito
Rutter of Newark, with Udward liMllngton
of Vnllsburg second.
Thn match taco between Oscar Arnnson
und J. P. Jacobson was won by Aronsoii
after going a lltlo morn than four miles.
At tho start of the men Jacobson lid for
about two miles, und then Aronson closed
on him and won out.
LeiiK'iie Men I111 estlmile I'hlliiilrlpltlit
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 11. Tho Aniur
Ican Huso IJnll leaguo representatives,
President Ran Johnson, Chnrles Comlskey
of Chicago, Connlo Mack of Milwaukee and
O. W. Homers of Cleveland ure lu Phllade'
phla looking over tho local Mtuatlon with
tho object of placing 11 club hero next sea
son. They enmo hern last night from
Baltimore and will remain lu Philadelphia
11 cnllplo of days. It Is understood thut
Washington. Rulllmnre and Philadelphia
will, In nil likelihood, be Included in tho
American leaguo circuit next season, to
gether with somo other eastern city not
yet decided upon.
'Wlrnril Jal.e Knroiite to I'nrln.
NEW YORK, Nov. 11. "Wizard" Jacob
Schaofor, accompanied by Hen riaylor, tho
California professional, arrived hem today
enroutn for Paris, whero he will pluy In
tho billiard ucndemles. Hchaefnr appeared
to bo lu the best of health and suld that ho
was playing tho game of his life. Thu
"wizard expects lu null this week nnd In
the few days he Is heru will tuko part in
suvoral exhibition matches. Hchuefer's con
tract calls for six months' play abroad, but
ho thinks ho will probably return In less
tlmo than thut.
I'lre In .tin 11 tu 11 11 .11 1 ae.
Hl'TTK, Mont., Nov. ll.-FIro broke oat
In tho i0l-fnot level of tho Hell mine, nn
Amalgamated Copper company propertj ,
last night and Is still burning. It Is under
control, lint grave apprehensions urn en
tertained that It cannot bo extinguished.
Thn fro In this mlno Is free milling, con
lalullig a largo percentage of sulphur, and
Urn mien started Is n hard piopobttlou to
handle. The loss will eertnlnly bo large.
The sourco of thn lire Is unknown.
Seiiieiieii tu Dltorei Case.
ni'CYIU'S, O., Nov. 11 -Mrs, Amos Die
tiled suit for divorce lu court lure yest- r
day and at an enrly hour this morning le r
husband bent down her door with nn axe
and demanded that she withdraw lb hi' '
til" r fused to do so and ho opened tire on
her with n revolver, one or three sb'i
taking effect In her breast Dice then shot
himself and also cut bis throat with a
rnzor, tut the wlfo fought him off until h'
dropped dead from loss of blood. Mrs
Dice Is now lu u critical condition.
Lyon's
r,
PERFECT
Powder
AN ELEGANT TOILET LUXURY.
Vi 'l .y )iot)lo (if U'fineinont
fin o..p u cji urti'r of ii century.
Olllee mrr lilft J. Mill Street.
Oilier Mien I'lintlnumixly frmn S 11, 111,
to t 11. m. Mmiln.v from H 11. 111, to
r ii, m.
IVfcCREW
Dr. Jlrtirrw nt iiur (VJ.)
Tin: MOST ?li.ci;sm.'l.,
&PEC3AL8ST
In the treatment 01 nn iiirnm of 1)15.
HAsi; ,.M IllnOltlll.lts OF JIIJ.V
O.M.I, SMI near' e iierlence. 1." enr
Olllllllll.
UMe0Cr.II AND HYDIiOCELL
A I'UIUIt.Mi.ST CLItli liLAtl.V.Mi;i:iJ
l A I'hu i)Afi-without cutting, pain
or loss of time. Tim tail Ullsr unit Jlos'l'
.tAliltAl. tlliith.it has yet been UU
ioeuu UlAiu,i: i.oit,
hll'llltlN 111 "" "I ''(."-'' und comllllons
7 iwiu, aim even iiul'u of lha
uibi.u.u -a tburoughij clnni'iatiU iroui tba
bluou.
No 'HREAK1NC. uOT" on be rkln or
taco or 1 ny ex.enuil uppvuiuia.!8 of tint
Ulseuso wiiii toM.r. A ircitmrnt tbut la
uioro successful Him tur umrc sutlslactory
uiun .lu "liot sprinus tieauut-ut and at
us than HALF THE COSf. A euro that
b'uarauliud to bo permanent lor life.
tAAl' ' 1 J"Hi; and miduie.aged
1..7. . nien. I.oss OK MAX-
noon, M,.it Losses. .Nervous Debility,
t-iiMs of Hi urn and Nervo lower. Loss oi
Mgor and Vitality, Pimples on thn Face,
1 alns in 1 ho back. Forgettulness. Ilashful-
IWII OVI.lt yo.noo I. ,slJS ll lttl).
M llilh quickly e.ired nun a new
' lu,l"u- .um iiiriiiatde I1.11110 tnat
mLtii Kiiiney nnd Ll.i liltr Troubles, lion
orrlluva. Cleet
chicks ttii Mi.M i:i:o.
CHARGES LOW.
Cuiiniillnlloii tree, I'leniiaeiit li mull.
Medicines sent every wheto freu from giu
or i.reakagu. rendy lor use
Office liner'), S n m. to 9 p. in. Sundays,
S u. 111. to p. 111 F. o. Hox .0!, Offlco
over 1U Ho j tit nth St. bctiven Faruam
and Uouglas Sts . OMAHA. NI2U.
S500 A OWTH.
SPECIALIST
In
Ail Private Diswscs
Al I ik 1 m mm
1 diiuuisorucrsoi oien
12 Years In Omaha.
VARICOCELE -
IIYUROCLLE cud
Method iew, nevrr fulls
without cutting, pain or
loss of Hire.
S YPHEL I C cured for Hie and thetinlnon
" r 1 iWihor iif:hl.v cleam-cd from
theiy.ttem Soon every tlgn nnd symptom
dliatipoars cotnpletelr and forever No
"HltUAKING OCT" of thodlnease on the skin
or Uee, Tro'ltment cmitalnt xso daugerous
drugs or Injurious modliineo.
WEAK MEN "Lf'ss tip MANilooofrom b
a c v 1 1 c'"' "'s or VlL-t IMS to Nl. uvotin
OfcAUAUi-Y itKliilil rv or H.MlAt'srto.v,
WA'iTINU WjtAKNKSS 1.VQU'.MAIIV I.IXhfb,
with i:11r.Y Dkcay In Yiiu.mi and Minnt.n
Aoru. ,;ick of vim. vigor nnd strength, with
sexual organs Impaln d and weak.
STHICTU3E Hadli ally cured with a tipvr
-Ah i cI-t""" infallible II0u1eTrH.it.
ono iii.til tneut, N.ilnstrumenis.nopaln,
no ileten'lon from ImslneSN, Ooiiorrtioea,
Kidney uinl IP nlncr Trnulile
(TICKS ! I'A ISA NTr.V'll.
Csrsultalloa rrer. Irfatmnit b Mall.
I Hllonor u lilie. s J9 S. 14th St.
Dp. Searlos & Soai'los.omana.Hcb.
NO CURE. NO PAY
If you JiavnrnM! nik mgniis,
lot i.owcr or iw-Hkcnlnif ilri.111,.
IS our Vnriiiini Ort,-n Prvrlnprr vlll
ifttv yvi itiiuut ilrupi or
r 'H-'ruIti 3.1.000 iti tee. Lot mi
loll, nt- n 1 on.1 ipturnr,) not -i l frauUt ttritofor
pati)(iiliiH .-iir H.-niMl . r nlu cnvMoitp.
LOCAL APPLIANCE CO.. 4ii Cntiies Bifli.. Denver. Cc'o.
BUFFET LIBRARY CARS
Best Dining Gar Service
M M Iff" NERVE BEANB,rr;tor
IUn M IrVfl wunlc pnrtn, muku men
Via m . V "ruiiK, MAurum. rohuiti
171 mWm M . tnurrfnl 1111:11, inea tnlcud
fnC tn n:rry, flinuiTl takn 11 linn nilunlihliu; rc
aulta t nlRht low iiupiicili (nmct ivdorvili 11
t sliiTliwii A MrCiunii lu, liulin A (;i nml o'lic
driieKt't urmiiHcil hr Ncri- llu.icu. lluffalo.S' V
AMI HUMKM'S,
VV OR0IOHTON
Nails were drlvnii In th, wall y)er
day for people who could n a ,et even
standing room.
Tooth
mm
B 0 B Lid H 111
TONIGHT 8:iS
TOM AVV anil CO..
In "Pat and the Ocnll '
V I'lllt P.,
In "Tho fihi In the M0..11."
MILLS .V VOl'Mi. JOMNMi; CAIIIIOLI,
.twin kiiwmck. Tim :i roiannitu
WHSTMAV A WltllN.
Our Oinalia lloj, A ItTIII II CiOIT.
Prices Never 'b.Liiglng - Kvenliicp: 10c
i!.-)C. t,0' FAMILY MAT I N'KK V HI NKH
1JAY, inc. 25 HI'i AMATHl'H SHOW
FRIDAY NlfJHT
BOYD'S
TO.MtfMT, TiicniIio mill Weilnesilny
Mollis unil U eilnesiliiy Mill,
Chai R iiia:i w I'lg Uxtravagunia Bucccns
"A Female Drummer"
j'lli.j .', '. "iv, JL Mutlnco prices'
JSe and
NL'XT ATTItAniON-lleglnnliig Thurnlay,
Matlnei'H Sat 111 day and Sunday,
run ntiiiv r.itM."
"WAY DOWN i:A8T." November 23 nnd 21.
- THK RKlfin.ST CROWD YITT - - -
To!(l.h1.no''i!.v, ivsiAGO'S TRUDADERO
MTIMH1 TOM Hie, i!le.
Night prices. 1i"-. 2oc .TU' ! 11 i.o 'f y " 1'"'
THE LiTTLF. EGYPT aii nn
EXTRAVAGANZA CO.
Of Seen y duitr .aim . Bib yuuiuvIUc nvts.
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