THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, JANUARY 2G, 1001.
KELLEY, STICER & CO.
Last Saturday of our Great
Discount Clearance Sale
Store open Saturday night until 0:30.
er Cent On all our lllaclc and Colored
v-f Discount Dress Goods.
OO er e11 n n our women's, men's, misses, children'
Discount and boys' Cashmere and Cotton Hosiery.
)C Per Cent On our entire stock of women's, men's, misses
Discount children's and boys' Underwear, Union Suits,
l'ants and Vests.
Per Cent On our entire stock of
"V Discount JUbbons., 5 i
syf Per Cent On our entire stock of Blankets and
V Discount Flannels.
Per Cent On our entire stock of women's, misses' and
Discount children's Hoots and Shoes.
A Per Cent On all our ladies' Silk and Flannel
Discount Waists.
cr Cent On our entire stock of ladies, misses' and
Discount children's Jackets, Coif Capes and ladies'
Man-tailored Suits.
1 1 Per Cent On our entire stock of Furs, Near Seat
--3 Discount Capes, Astrakhan Capes, Collarettes and
Muffs.
KELLEY, STIGER & CO., Mf&!
COMES TO AN INQUIRY
(Continued from First Pbrc.)
Crincey 1). r.. Tnompm, Melklejohn.
Crnurme- Iliirlan, C nrrie.
Currli1 Van lumen, Crounse.
KdKiir 1, U. 'riioniimmi, Currlo.
Kvitim-llnlmT, Mi'lkluiolin.
Kowlcr I). :. ThompBon. Mcllclejohn.
I' rk'ilrlcli -IIIiulinw. Ourrle.
UnliuKiy Kinkfilil. Mciklujohn.
Ciiiwiip -Klnkiild, MelklrJolin.
Hull I). K. Tlioinn-"" llosnwnter.
Hiir'iin L). 10. Tiionit.i,,'1 Ourrle.
llutliorn Currlo, Mm ipsi.
1 tarrlH Thompson, IMirrlc.
lllljlii'rt-Thompson, Milklcjollli.
Morton Klnkuic, .MrlKleJohll. .....
Humphrey-1) K Thompson. Melklejohn.
Johnson-O. U. Thompson, Hosownter.
Jojvi'tiat-Illiisn.iw, Mulklejolin.
l.MUn IJ. Ii. Tliomnwjn, Currlo.
l.uiie I). H. ThonipMon, Currle.
I.owe- H. U. Thompson. Melklejohn.
MiirnhnU -IlliiMliiiw. Currle.
Vnrtlti-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n w ('routine.
McCn ntnr !. K. Thompson. Currlo.
McCarthy lllnshnw, Melklejohn.
McCoy- Mnrtln, Hosownter.
Meiiil-I.. i2 Th'-'ituiso'i. UoBcwntcr.
Mtmlenluill- lllnshnw, Currle.
Mockelt I). U. fioinpsou, Melklejohn.
Mullen- Currl", Itosewuter.
Mlskell Tliompson, Koaowatcr.
Newell- Miil lln, Ourrle.
OYson of ("umltiK Melklejohn. Itosrwater.
Olson of I'helpn--!). 13. Thompson, Mulkle-
0O'lNelll--r. K. Thompson. Ilnsc witter.
Owcih Hose wii tor, I'urrl".
Hohwer -lllnshnw Croiinse.
Hsinilnll -Thompson, Melklejohn.
Hcott D. B. Thompson, Currle.
Hhe'lhom-D. K. '1 homnson. CrounJe.
Smllhhercer-llaliier, Alelklejohn.
Hpencor- l. 14 I'll jiiiiihoii, Melklejohn.
Hleele-llliishaw, Melklejohn.
Hteiiimoyiir P. K. Thompson. Melklejohn.
Hunnson-lllnshnw, Melklejohn.
Tffft-P. K. Thompson, Hosownter.
Tronipcn-I) K Thompson. Currle.
Tueecl -I rinslinw, Melklejohn.
I'hl D. U. Thompson, Hosownter.
VntiHoaklrk-U. U. Thompson, Mclkle-
'"wiirner D. K. Tho'nnson, Melklejohn.
Wrnal Mnrtln. fMrrle.
Whltmore limner, Melklejohn.
Wllrox lllliHhnw, Hosewater.
Wilkinson -Melklejohn, Currlo.
Youiik Hcscwnter, Martin,
Mr. Hpenker D. H. Thompson, Hosewater.
Absent, HnldrlBo, rcpuhllciin; ritney, M
rlonlst. SENATE'S DAY PROVES SHORT
One SonoIimi Only mill Tlint Drviileil
I.nruely to Itnutliii Work
mil Sperelicn.
LINCOLN. Jnn. 2.'.. (Special.) Tho mem
hers of both houses of thu loijlslnture scored
n victory ovei tho faction which would ml
Joairn from Krlday until Monday today by
votltiK t adopt tho report of n Joint com
mittee recommendltiK that a hcbhIoii of both
houses bo held tomorrow. There wan con
siderable opposition to a Saturday session
by members who desired to ro to their
homes, nnd In tho senate even nftcr the
rocommcndatlon of tho committee hail been
adopted, a motion was mndo to rocouslder,
but It was voted down and both houses
will meet tomorrow.
The buslncsH of the senate this morning
was principally of n routine nuturo, with
Lieutenant Oovornor Savage, Acting Prcsl-
ABSOLUTE
SECURITY.
Genuine
Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
Must Bear Signature f
'ft
5m Pc-Slmllo Wrapper Bcmw.
T7 small a4 n CM(f
totalis Kiiafu,
FOR KEADACHE.
FOR DIZZINESS.
FOR BILIOUSNESS.
FOR TORPID LIVER.
FOR COMSTIPATIOI.
FOB SALLOW SKIN.
FORTrlCCOMPLEXIOR
CURE SIC HSADACHR.
"Worth Its Weislit in Gold."
IIOXHAN. I. T.
DR. HAD WAY & CO.. New Vork-Oen-tlomem
1 send Inclosed M. O, for which
you will I'leuae send me one dozen Rail
way's Readv Relief nnd one dozen Had
way's Fl'ls, Your Ready Rellof Is uonslrt
ered horcubouts to, bo worth Its weight In
r;old. This Is why I am Induced to handU
t. I havo handled - Oil for some tlmo
but I consider the R. R. R. far uuperlor ti
this, ns It gives beter satisfaction
J M Al.KXAN'DKR
Railway's Readv Relief cuils Hcadach
Toothache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Lum
bago, pultm and wenknesi In thu buck,
sulne or kidneys, pains around the liver
pleurisy, swelling of tho Jolnu nnd pain
of all Kinds, Tim application ot Railway s
Ready Relief will afford Immediate cai
und Its continued use for a few days of
tects a permanent cure. Sold by druggists
t BE SURE TO QET RADWAY'Q
CARJEKS
E PILLS.
dent Stcclo and Senators Martin
and
Arcnds In tho chair at Intervals,
All tho members answered at roll call
except Senators' Daldrlgo and I'ltnoy, both
of whom are absent on account of sickness.
Upon being apprised of tho fact that tho
house had appointed a committee of three
to confer with n llko committee from tho
Bunato for tho purpose of agreeing upon an
adjournment, the chnlr named Owens of
Dawson, Hansom of Douglas and Crounso
of Washington, who soon returned and re
ported that It hnd been agreed to hold a
session tomorrow.
Tho disposition of tho reports of stand
Ing committees wherein a bill was reported
back to tho senate with tho rccommenda
tlou that It puss, brought out another ar
gument today similar to ono had last week,
at which tlmo tho chair ruled on tho nucs
tlon. Tho question under discussion was
what effect tho adoption by tho sen
nto of a committee report recommending a
bill for pasBago would havo upon thu bill
Senator Hansom maintained that after such
action there was no other courso to pur
sue but to pass tho bill, whllo others,
among them Senator Martin, wcro of tno
opinion that such action by the senate hail
no effect on tho bill, as It simply went
to tho general lllo with or without motion
to adopt. Tho chair had mado n ruling
to this effect last week ond was still of
the opinion that this was the proper courso
to pursue.
Senator McCnigar reported that two hills
hnd been referred to his commltteo which
ho thought should go to some other com
mlttoc, which brought out n protest from
Senator Oleson, who said that out of cour
tPBy of tho chairmen of the committees
affected, ho thought that they should bo
consulted) In regard to the re-refcrrlng of
bills Instead of bringing tho matter up In
tho senate without having consulted tho
chairman of the commltteo to whom ho
desires tho bill referred,
Senator Vnn Hosklrk took exception to
tho manner In which tho scnato (lies wero
printed. Ho thought tho printing was in
fcrlor, several qualities of paper are used
nnd the holes wcro punched so Irregularly
that they nro of no uso In filing tho bills.
Ho also took occasion to statn that tho
printing company Is unreasonably slow and
ho would llko to havo tho matter looked
after.
A number of new bills wore Introduced
and a number camo up for second read
ing, nftcr which they wero ordered printed
nnd referred to their respective conv
lutttees.
Tho senato then went Into Joint con
yentlon to cost its voto for senator, and
upon its return after voting down a mo
tlon to adjourn until Monday, took nn ad
journment until 10 o'clock tomorrow,
lttlln mi Klrnt Itciiillim.
Following are tho bills Introduced today:
R. F. 173. by Lyman To amend section 20,
c'luintor xxvlll. Compiled Stntutes of Ne
braska for IVJfl. Hclntlng to fees allowed
county treasurers.
S. V. 171, by Cumpbell-Kor the relief of
Aiexnnaer u. liinir. turn to nuinorizo me
governor of the stnte of Nebraska to con
vey to said Alexander H. Jtlnlr the north
west quarter of section 3, township HI, north
of range 11, west of the sixth p. m. In iioyil
county. Nebraska. I'non the list of selec
tion Including snld tract being conllrmed to
tho state of Nebraska, under tho school
grunt net of the congress of tho United
Stntes under date of Murch 3, 1S9J. (27 Stat
utes. K5.)
S. V. 173, by Llddell-To provide for the
admission of crippled and illscnncd children
Into tho Home for tho Friendless in tho
statu of Nebraska.
S. F. 170, by LlddellTo amend section
Mua of tho Code of Civil Procedure of No
braskn, and to repeal snld section SOltt, ns
now exlsllnu.
S. F. 177. by Mnrtln To repeal un net en
titled, "An net lo prevent corrupt proetiees
at elections, to provide u penalty for viola
tlon of this act. being chapter xxlx of tho
Session Laws of tho Stuto of Nebraska for
1S99.
S. F. 178, by MIIIcr-Helntlng to the vncn-
tlon of hlKhwiiys. nnd to amend section
chapter IxxvlII, Compiled Statutes of the
Year 1803.
S. F. ITS, by Hansom I o amend chapter
xxxlx, Complied Statutes of Nebraska for
1VJ9, concerning "Innkeepers." by adding
thereto a new section giving to Innkeepers,
hotelkecpers and boarding housekeepers a
lien upon tho goods, baggage, property and
effects of any peron, whether guest, lodger
or bonrder, brouglit therein or left therein
and providing n means of enforcing and
foreclosing the snme.
HOUSE FILLING UP ITS FILE
Committees Send Mull)
Cuiiillllon for
Ilea d I n k
Hills AloiiK to
Third
LINCOLN, Jnu. 25. (Special.) At tho
morning session ot tho house tho follow
Ing bills wero recommended for passago
nnd placed on the general lllo:
H. R. Bl, by Mend Mnklng It a crime to
threaten to accuse any person of a crim
i or offense, or to do Injury to the person o
property or unotner wun ino inieni to ox
tort inoiiej for pecuniary purposes, or to
compel tho person threatened to do nn no
against his will, and to provide punishment
tor violation or tno not.
II. R. HI, by Llchty-rrcscrlblng duties o
tho clerk of tho supteme court In rospec
to tno priming or court opinions.
11. R. 53, ny Fowler Relating to land
sold for taxes and tho deeds thereto.
11. H. 75, b Spencer For tin- icllcf of
a person owning real property having nn
insanu husband or wife and to empower
Hueh person to soil, mortgngo oi convey
such property under power ot tho district
co.irt.
II. R. 73. by Jou vomit rrovldlng for a
landlord's llm upon crops planted or sown
on demised premises, nnd for tho foro
elosuru of such lion anil u penalty for sell
ing, removing or disposing of such crops
during lllo existence of such lien.
II. R. i, by Lane Providing for tho elec
tion at largo of three county commissioner:;
In counties having over CO.OOO and less
than liS.oiK) population, designed to reduce
tho required population upon which tho
Lancaster County Hoard of Commissioners
Is b.iscd
II. H. 3.S. by Fuller Requiring tho de
struction of weeds on public highways nt
cost of abutting property owners.
II. R. 19. by Misko'.l-Requlrlng tho de
struction of cockleburB nnd taxing the cost
to property owner when ho fulls or refuses
lo destroy them himself.
II. H. to. by Mlskell-Relatlng to enre of
public roads In counties undor township or
ganization. II, h. 7, by Ollls, Jr. Relating to road
alterations.
II. R. 61, by Brodcrlck-Hclutlng to the
payment of road tnxes In counties under
township orgnnlintlon.
HIIU fin I'liint 1'nssiiKe.
Two bills wero taken up for third read
ing nnd ono of them House roll 29, by
McCarthy was passed. It provides for ex
tending tho exemption of certain nrtl:lcs
of personal property to the family of tho
deceased owner. The other measure Houso
roll 42, by Murray was referred back to
the commlteo on Judiciary.
House roll 16, by Crockett, providing for
tho construction of n wagon bridge over tho
Niobrara river between Iioyd and Holt
counties, wns Indefinitely postponed on rec
ommendation of tho commltteo on roads
and bridges.
At noon tho house went Into Joint ses
sion with the senate and at Its conclusion
adjourned to 2:30 p. m.
Derides nil nn Invent lnnloii.
When tho houso reconvened this after
noon nepresenlntlvo Wilkinson renewed tho
resolution he hnd Introduced In the Jolut
session, authorizing tho appointment of a
committee to Investigate the charges of
attempted bribery that had been made
against senatorial candidates nnd Taylor of
Custer county moved to amend by requir
ing tho commltteo to report tho names of
all members found to havo UBcd free trans
portation furnished by any candidate. The
amendment carried nnd on tho dotnnnd of
Tnylor tho roll was called on tho resolu
tion ns amended.
Ucfore tho result wns announced Arm
strong moved a cnll of .the houso and this
request having received five seconds tho
call wns ordered by tho spenkcr. It was
later discovered that several members wero
confined to their rooms by sickness nnd
that two members had left the city on aft
ernoon trains, and on motion of Mead tho
call was raised
Tho roll call was finished and the amended
resolution carried by n voto of 77 to 0.
Thoso voting no wcro Oretl, Hall, Hlbbert,
Lafltn, Lowe and Zlmmercr.
Representative McCarthy offered nn
nmendment authorizing tho committee to
Investigate all "ugly rumors" concerning
attempts by candidates to Influence tho
voto of members. Lnne of Lancaster moved
to tnblo, nml McCnrthy nt once nroso nnd
vigorously protested against tho pnssago of
tho motion
These charges, I say, are a reflection
against tho Integrity of tho members of tho
houso," said he, "and wo nre cowards If
wo don't demand a complcto Investigation.
Tho amendment carried on a vlvc voce
voto nnd wns lncorpornted In tho original
resolution,
'IV vt of (lie Resolution
Following Is the resolution Introduced by
Representative Wilkinson:
Wheii'tiH. It Iwim bnpii mihllshrtl In cer
tain nowsimnors utid Is belnir Industriously
circulated that some of the cunlldatej for
I lilted States senator lire il t'PlnlHI.lK to
Inlluenco the voto on I'lilted States non.itor
by the use of free railroad transportation,
nnd, inasmuch as snld charges lire clthe"
true, or arc being made for tho purpose of
innuuneing voles; tnererorc. no it
Kesolvei . That il committee or live PC an
pointed by tho speaker to net with a llko
committee from the senate to luvcstlg'ito
such charges and report to tho two hoiucs
mid that said committee havo power to
stud for persons and papers.
the. nmendment offered by McCnrtuy lol
lows:
Wherens. Many other ucly rumors nro
afloat and said to be well founded, that
certain candidates for I'nllel States sena
tor am nttemptlnir to lnlluencs the vote or
inemiiers ny means or promises oi rawuni
nnd position, In violation of the corrupt
nrnct ces act. I move to amend nv nil
thorlzlng nnd directing said committee to
Investigate, these chnrccs nlso In ord;r to
avoid u scandal.
In Coninilttrr of Hip Whole
Tho houso then resolved Into commltteo
of tho wholo nnd devoted Its nttentlon to
tho consideration of bills until nftcr I
o'clock. Houbo roll 106, by Shcllhorn, pro
vldlng for Iisulng teachers' certificates to
graduates of colleges nnd universities, was
indefinitely postponed. House roll 117, by
Fowler, providing for tho adoption of, con
stltutlonal amondtnents receiving a majority
of tho votes cast thereon, nnd houso roll 49,
petitioning congress to submit nn nmend
ment providing for tho election of United
Stntes senators by direct voto of tho people,
wero recommended for pnssago,
Tho Iioubo adjourned to meet nt 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning.
IIHIn on First IlcndliiK.
Tho following bills wcro Introduced nnd
rend tho first tlmo; '
H. It. 251. by Ham Hon Amending sec
tions 75 to KTi nnd 85a, chnptcr lxltl. entitled
"Insurnnco Compnnles," ol the Statutes for
1M9. Hequlrcs mutual benellt associations
to furnish members with bvlaws una all
amendments, when mndo; authorizes the
collection of extra assessments, table rntrs,
and reiiiilres stipulated llfo premium asso
ciations to compute premiums on cither tho
voinninea experience or American aciu
nrles" tables.
II. R. "32. Iiv Connoe To amend section 14
chapter xlv, Compiled Statutes of Nebraska
for imi'.i. nun lo repeal tno sum section n us
It now exists, lioquiros pennons ior mier
mil improvements to no signed ny not
less
than throe-fourths of Iho resident freehold
ers In precincts whero tnero are loss man
sixty freeholders, and by titty where thero
urn more than slxtv freeholders.
il. it. Zjo. iv Humphrey 10 nrniiiou mo
solicitation, taking or accepting ilny order
for the purchase, sale, shipment or delivery
of any malt, spirltous or vinous liquors In
tho stuto of Nebraska nnd providing as
neniiltv a lino of from $100 to $.po0. Does not
prohibit traveling ugonts of licensed dealers
rrom soliciting or accepting orders.
II. R. 25-1, by Knveny To prevent gaming
bv means of what Is commonly called a
gamo of policy, nnd to provide u penalty for
the violation inereor. i- ixes uuo ni irom
to $100.
II. n. 247. Iiv Harris To nmend section
chapter xxn, Compiled Statutes of Nebraska
for 1K'J9, entitled "Dairymen s Association.
Provides tlint board of managers may deter
inlnn tlmo and place lor nnnual meeting oi
Stato Dairymen's ussoelatlon. nnd repeals
law Jlxlng such annual meeting for tuiru
iiiosony in ueccmocr.
II. It. 2III. bv Dnblstcn To locate ond es
tabllsli thteo slate normal schools, ono each
for the Third. Fifth and Sixth congresslonn
districts, tho location to bo determined by
tho Hoard or public i.nnds una milium
total cost not to exceed $75.0f'J.
H. H. 2VJ. by McCoy To nmend section 4
ehnnlor I. Statutes for lS'J'J. Requires bom
for $l,i) to bo lllcd when appeal Is taken In
saloon license eases.
II. II. LW. bv ICavenv To prevent dlscrlml
nation by llfo Insurnnco compnnles und
mutual benel t nssoe utlons on account
color and to prevent special contracts nm!
discriminations between Individuals. Does
not apply to secret fruternnl soclotlcs.
Mm, I'nrtrr l'rnys for Divorce,
COLUMRUS. Neb., Jan. 25. (Spcclnl.)
Anna M. Carter has filed n petition in tin
district court praying for a divorce from
her husband. George M. Carter. She al
leges gross neglect and cruelty as tho
grounds for tho action. There Is one child
a girl 2 years old, and this wns taken
charge by the mother. Last Saturday she
was In town with tho child, when It was
spirited away by tho father. She filed n
nllldnvlt In tho court atntlng that "by
stealth nnd deceit" tho defendant hnd oh
mined possession of tho child nnd sho fur
thcr charged that ho was an unfit perso
to bo entrusted with Its caro nnd ciibtody
Judge (irimlson this morning made nn orde
for tho defendant to produce the child
court February 11. when tho mattor would
bo heard nnd n person nnmpd as guardla
for tho minor child until tho action for di
vorco was disposed of.
TciiiiikIci'n Ai-iii C'i llnlu-d
DAKOTA CITY. Neb.. Jan. 25. (Spoclnl
Frank Ilnlloy, n tenmstor employed
by
Hundley & Jewett In hauling building mate
rlnl from this place to Wlnuebngo ngency
for tho new school building In courso
erection, while enroiito to the agency todn
fell oft his load nnd tho wagon, with 5.S0O
pounds of freight, pasted over his arm,
breaking It In two places. liallcy's homo Is
In Sloux City.
I.lflt .St. I'iiiiPn lliiiirantlnc.
ST. PAUL. Neb.. Jan. 2&. (Special.) The
quarantine hcru has been lifted after two
monihV exlitencr. Thore wcro twenty trdlJ
cases but no deaths.
For 11 Coin in "lie llcnd.
LAXATJVE UUOMO QUININE TABLETS.
COUNTY TREASURERS' FEES
Bill to Restore Them Offered in the Nebraska
Senate.
LYMAN OF ADAMS IS ITS SPONSOR
Object of the Proposed Legislation
to OrTset u ItiillnK of the Court
Tlint Is Snlil lo Work llnrd
Milp I pon Olllclnts.
LINCOLN. Jan. 23. (Spoclal.) Among tho
new bills Introduced today was ono by
Lyman of Adams, which fixes tho fees of
county treasurers as follows: Moneys col
lected for each year under JG.000, 10 per
cent; over $6,000 nnd under $10,000, A per
cnt; over $10,000, 2 per cont, Tho above
pcrccntngo shall bo allowed on all moneys
collected, provided, however, that on all
township collections tho treasurer shall
rccolvo his regular fees. In computing
pcrccntngo nil sums from whatever fund
derived, shnll bo Included together, except
the school fund. A traveling fee ot 10
cents per mllo shall bo paid the trensuror
for going to the sent of government for tho
purpose of settling with the. Btato treas
urer and returning therefrom, this amount
to bo paid out of tho state treasury. The
object of the bill Is to Increase, the salary,
or fees, of those treasurers who hold office
in counties where the fees do not amount
to ns much as tho salnry allowed by law,
which Is tho case In many of tho western
nnd central counties of tho state, A rul
Ing within the last few years deprived
every county treasurer in Nebraska of tho
sum of $280 in fees which was a hardship
on some of tno smaller counties and this
bill is to restore tho allowance of this sum
to them by law. Tho only officials who
would benefit by tho passago ot this act
are those whose fees do not amount to
ns much ns tho salary allowed.
Itcpriili Corrupt I'rnetleen Act.
Senator Martin Introduced a bill today
which has for Its object the rcpoal of tho
corrupt practices act. Tho senator main
tnlns that this act Is so generally violated
that In his opinion It should bo repealed,
and for tho purpose of getting tho law off
tho statute books ns quickly lis possible, an
emergency clause is attached to tho bill.
Vacation of II IkIi n u ,
A bill to nmend the rond law wns Intro
duced by Miller of Iluffalo today, which
provides that no highway in general uso
by tho public may be vacated, whero ob
jections against vacating tho same, signed
by nt least twenty residents nnd property
owners of tho county shall bo filed In tho
olllcc of tho county clerk whero a petition
to vacato such highway has been filed.
MOPE STATE NORMAL SCHOOLS
Lincoln I
to Have Our and Two
Other
Will Hp In Western
Aelirnskn.
LINCOLN, Jan. 25. (Spcclnl Tclcgrnm.)-
Tho houso commltteo on normal schools to
night decided to recommend tho passage of
n bill providing for tho construction of
thrco stato normal schools, one to be In
Lincoln nnd the two others In tho western
part of tho state. Tho total cost Is estl
mated nt $100,000. Tho bill contomplntes
the purchnso of the old Western Normal
college building for tho school that is to no
established In this city. Tho location of tho
other schools Is to be determined by tho
Hoard of Public Lauds nnd Rulldlngs,
Sti'Yvnrt-Colf llrror Cnsp.
TRENTON, Neb., Jan. 25. (Special Tele
gram.) Word has reached, hero that the
supremo court has afllrmed the decision of
the district court In tho Stownrt-Colo error
case. Stewart was county clerk of thl
county and hnd served nbout n month, when
ho was impeached by tho commissioners
upon a chorgo of neglect In office. Tho
case was carried up nnd tho district Judgo
decided tho commissioners wero Just in
their decision, This mndo It necessary to
nominate two clerks for tho raco this last
election.
It Is alleged that J. W, Cole, postmaster
of Culbcrtson, removed tho ballots from tho
vault, as ho wns Interested ns an nttorney
In two quo warranto enses. Cole's caso is
still in court,
AVI 1 1 Hold Mini Airlillo.
PLATTSMOUTII. Neb., Jnn. 25. (Spcclnl.)
In Justice Archer's court this afternoon
Oeorge Thomas, colored, was given n hear
ing and bound over to tho district court In
the sum of $500. Detective Mitchell o
Omaha was present nnd testified against tho
prisoner, who wns arrested in Omaha whllo
attempting to dispose of an overcoat allege J
to hnvo been stolen from a way car on the
Missouri track in Weeping Water.
McNciiKcr llnrloii Maria,
TKCUMSKH. Neb., Jnn. 25. (Special.)
Armed with the voto of tho Nebraska
electoral collego Hon. W. It. Harton Inst
evening left Tccumsh for Washington, D
C., to prctent Ncurnska'u voto on prcsl
dent nnd vlco president of the United State
to the acting vlco president.
Professor's Suit It l)linlscil.
PONCA, Neb., Jan. 25. (Special.) Th
suit instituted by Prof. Money ngalnst th
cchool board ot Allen ror breach or con
tract In discharging him has been dls
missed In tho county court.
An Excellent Combination.
Thu pleasant mutlioil nnd bcnollcial
effects of the well known remedy,
Sviiur op Fiofl, manufuetured by tho
California Fio Svr.ui Co., illustrnto
the valuoof obtaining the liquid lnxa
tivo principles of plants known to bo
mcdieinnlly laxative and presenting
them in tins form most refreshing to the
tiisto and aecopttiblo to the system. It
is tho one porleet litrengthonlng laxa
tive, cleniisiiif,' tlio hystom eirectually,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling ono
to overeouio habitual coiibtipation per
manently. Its perfect freedom from
every olijeotionalilo quality nnd sub
stance, and its acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating tlicm, makes it the ideal
laxative.
InHlio process of manufacturing figs
nro used, as they are pleasant to the
taste, but the medicinal qualities of the
remedy are obttitncd from henna and
other aromatic plants, by a method
known to tho Oai.ikoii.nia Fio Svhup
Co. only. In order to fret its beneficial
effe dsand to avoid imitations, pleaso
remember the full name of thu Company
printed on tho front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCIECO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE, KT, NEW YOIIU, If. Y.
For sale by till Druggists. Price Wo. per boUlO.
CAUGHT BY THE GRIP.
STOP AND THINK!
Over 100,000 Grip Patients
Cured by I'eruna Lust
Winter.
The Cultured and the Ignorant.
Aristocrat and the Pauper,
The Masses and the Classed are
Alike Subject to La Grippe,
None are Exempt All are Liable,
Havo you pot tho grip 7 Or, rather, has
thu grip got you7 Grip Is well named. Tho
original French term, la grippe, has been
shortened by the busy American to read
"grip." Without Intending to do bo a now
word has been coined that exnetly de
scribes tho case. As It somo hideous giant
witli awful Orlp has clutched us In Its
fatal grasp. Men, women, children, wholo
towns nnd cities uro caught In tho baneful
grip ot a terrlblo monster.
I'rriiou for firlp.
MrB. Dr. C. D. Powell, President of Ep
worth League, nlso President of Loyal Tom
pcrnnco Legion, writes from Chchalls,
Wash.:
"I havo used several remedies in cases
of Hovero colds nnd la grippe, but nono I
consider of more valuo than Pcruna. I
havo found It to give satisfaction In ensos
of Indigestion, rompllcatons of liver nnd
kidney troubles, and it Is ono of the llncst
tonics I know of for .1 worn-out system. I
nm clad to recommend Pcruna to my
friends ns a reliable, snfo and successful
specific." Mrs. IJr. C. I). Powell.
After-HITeoU ot I,n (irlppe.
Miss Umma Jourls, President fioldon Hod
Sewing Circle, writes from 40 Hurling
street, Chicago, 111., ns follows:
"This spring I suffered severely from tho
aftor-eltects of la grippe. As tho doctors
did not Hcem to help 1110 I bought n bottlo
of Pcruna. I had certainly no Idea that
any medlclno could help nny ono ns that
did. Uny by day I felt hotter, and In a llt
tlo over two weeks I was ns strong nnd
well ns ever. Wo keep It In tho homo con
stantly, and If any ot tho family feels bndly
a fow doses strengthens them." Miss
Knimn Jourls,
On the lit nml aril TiiOHilnyn of Feb
ruary, Mnrch, April tlio .Mlimiurl l'n
elllo ulll Hell Home-Seckcrx' tli'Uetx
lit very low rule to Oklahoma, Kali
ans, TriiiH, ele.
TICICHT OI'1'M.'IJl
H, IL Corner Fourteenth 11 nil IIoiikIiik,
CURE YOURSELF !
I'm IHg il ti r unnatural
dUrharnrtglnriiimiiiiitlnua,
IrrlliitloiK or ulcerations
i( mucniia nirmliriiiiFi,
1'anilrm. u ii' I nut aitrln-
EvinSCHlUituCo. I'1'"' "r lirioiu.
r'ill Uy urusglMi,
or mit In plain vrnrror,
ly rxirma, prnf.. Ior
l op, ur S liiitllrt, t.'.7S.
C'IrciiIrtr i nt . ,1 lo junt.
Pennyroyal pslls
".V"''! II. -"r.li.U. I.,lr.. .Kllro.il.l
. Pvyji l" CniLIU VIKK-, r.Mil.lSU
(f,tvivc "I ItP.lt - 1 lii.lt) n.lt'.l.' L I,, i.al.l
7T- v .. .v ,.w w, ........
UuUaUU?tfr AU41i bumrt. I'll I LA., IAl
-It Spares no Class or Nationality ijpip m-Si? Pfh
ff. II UP ft. imj t 'ir 1jiiXI" IQ
Jf trsi. for Iart1f ulr. Trl.mi.1iii
V V A &4 "IU!lr far I..1U,Mm Uirir hj r
turn Mull. Hi.OHO TmiueuUn. tol4b;
V tit LTD! (Ul . rillebtlterl lirulfol lln..
RELEASED BY PERUNA.
: isfiiK 111 A
tiin J!!u;hu i iwRNs '.MX m
CoiiKrrNnmnii Ilownrd'a Letter.
Fort Pnync. Aln.
The Pcrnmi Medicine Co., Colum
bus Ohio:
Gentlemen "I hnvc taken Par
nna now for two weeks and find I
am very much relieved. I feel tlint
my cure will be permanent. 1 have
also taken it for la grippe and I
take pleasure in recommending Per
una ns an excellent remedy to all
fellow sufferers." M. V. Howard,
Member of Congress.
I,n Grlppr l.rnvm tlir System In
Ilrplorulilt' Com!!! Ion.
D. L. Wallace, a charter member of tho
International Harbor's Union, writes from
15 Western avenue, Minneapolis, Minn.:
"Following n sever ntlack of la grlppo
I flceinod to bo nffected badly nil over. I
Buffered with a sovcro headache, Indigestion,
numerous Ills, so that I could neither eat
nor sleep, and 1 thought I would glvo up my
work, which I could not afford to do.
"Ono of my customers who was greatly
helped by Pcruna advised mo to try It, and
I procured n bottlo tho samo day. I UBCd it
faithfully nnd felt n marked Improvement.
During tho next two months I took five bot
tles nnd then felt spleudld. Now my hend
Is clear, my nerve are steady, I oujny food,
und roit well. Pcruna has been worth n
dollar ft doso to mo." 1). L. Wallace,
(rip ('allien Dcuf iiokh.
Mrs. M. A. Sharlck, chaplain 0. A. II.
Woman's Itcllcf Corps, writes from Pro
mont, Wash.:
"When la grippo wan tho prevailing Ill
ness In this western country I was not ono
of tho few who escaped its terrlblo results,
but after being laid up tho wholo winter 1
partially lost my hearing and had a very
bad caso of catarrh ot ths head und throat.
"I thought tlmo would restore my usual
good health, but found I was wrong. I
read somo testimonials of Perunn, tried It
and wnH well prepuld, for not only was my
hearing restored, but thcro Is no trace of
catarrh. I cannot speak too well of Po
runa.." Mrs. M. A. Sharlck,
You spend
half your lifetime
In your office. Why stand the aggravation of dirt
and cold of miserable elevator service bad light nud
ventilation? There is no office building in the town kept
like
The Bee Building
The beKt is none too good for you, and you will And it n
good buHiness investment to take a half hour and look nt
the three or four vacant rooms. We keep them filled.
Why?
C. Peters & Co., Bee Buildhi&f
Rental Agents, Ground Fluor.
Stricture
CRANSOlVENT"
jjiuarKoq ivithUkM. &na
ST JAMliS ASSN, 62
now, i.is
only n llttlo coiiKh,
Anti-Raw.!
iiumi a iiiuo coiiiii
lioii:i! or Anti-
Kawf nml nn
moru cougliln.
j Congressman M. W, Howard
J of Alabama Used 1'crtmu
I fur l.a Grippe.
Congressman Geo.
of North Caroline l'liuls
l'cruna an Excellent
Hcincdy for La
Grippe.
Lit Grippe Cured In Un Klrnt StHnr.
Lieutenant Clarlco Hunt of the Salt Lako
City Ilarracks ot tho Salvation Army, writes
from Ogden, Utah:
"I nm very pleased with tho experience
I had with Pcruna. Two months ago I was
suffering with so severe a cold that I could
hardly speak. My wholo body was nffectnl
with what seemed llko catarrh of tho wholo
system.
"Our captain advised mo to Iry reruna,
nnd procured a bottlo for me, and truly It
worked wondors. Within two weeks I wa
entirely well nnd had not used quite two
bottles. I would not bo without Pcruna In
enso of emergency, and I consider It a
splendid, reliable remedy." Lieut. Clarlcu
Hunt.
CongrfMrann 'While's Letter.
Tarboro, N, C,
The Pcruna Medicine Co., Colum
bus Ohio:
(ientlemen "I am more than sat
isfied with Pcruna and find it to be
an excellent remedy for the grip and
catarrh I have used it in my family
and they all join me in recommend
ing it as an excellent remedy."
(Joe. II. White, Member of Congress.
He ninlneil In l'eclile Henlth After
Cured of I.n Grippe,
Mrs. T. W. Collins, Treasurer Indepen
dent Ordor of Good Templars, ot Uvcrctt,
Wash., writes:
"After liming n severo attack of la grippe
I continued In a feeblo condition even nftcr
tho doctor cnlled mo cured. My blood
seemed poisoned
"I also suffered with dyspepsia, and hail
either to stnrvo or suffer from what I was
cnting. A ntlghbor who was using Pcruna
praised it so highly that she Induced mo to
try it, and I soon found this was whit I
really needed,
"I could noon cat my regular meals with
relish, my system wns built up, my health
returned, nnd I have remlned In excellent
strength and vigor now for over a yoar."
Mrs. T. W. Collins.
Address Tho Poruna Medicine Co., of Co
lumbus, O., for n freo book on cntarrh.
Cured While Yoa
Sleep, in 15 Days.
J'twilTCAiitr.rturcj like noou benrntli it ton,
nm.. ilotwlntf DnUnatuAl
Uuiltalui.i in yirtt'CM Dtijt No rtri'iit to mill ibe tUAuxcM, but 1 i!lrwt loi.tl
unit iioMiiru niplii'Hlloti to Oil- entire tirclhr.il Inwu. "finr. tj'jinuf It rot ai
l"iuld. Il l HrriwrtHl In the form of Crnyoni or rcurlli, .mootl. nil t
M's'.rtn." Every Alan Should Know Himself.
T(ltr J oti: Ah.v, Kim HI Clurlnn.ni. I) ImpwuireUt pm -n
Crr.llriiri'ini! u-, eitiuuMlte n.uitriiltM Tci'ttlUi un tu imxym U' I" !
(jkltui, til.h ill - nm tcwl Ui aur male applicant, prritil mml "
- tirviijcinna? urn nnminxt
liLAl ST. CINCINNATI, OHIO
Dr. Kay's Lung Balm
euros nvrry hind of couuli, la 1,'rippc, brnni'hUK
t.oro throat, croup, whonplnit couuh etc. Never
derank'estUoBtrjioucli. At DruiirlnU, 10 Lib.