THE OMAHA DAILY BE"E: FBI DAY, JUSX 7. 1901.
L1U1T MILITIAMEN UN TRIAL
CHrri of Ir.itibar-i-tioa Till B Itm&
SUPREME COURT COMMISSION'S PROGRESi
Verdict Aaalnat Mntrrt "Vne-dtnen
til America In the ltne Caer
Omaha Man' Acqnlttal
ot Mnrder.
From a Pta.S c errerpondent i
L;Ci,N, June C Siiecial.) The eight
militiamen who diaobeyrd the ordera of
heir commanding officer at the ttate pen
et'iary oo Mar !S will I tried os be
charge of lnnuliorSlnatlon a noon at. a
n.,ir.arv court of -lsrlpltne ran be organ
med All Company F men who come under
tb charge will tie tried Is this city, prob
ab.v jl tbe -military department at tbe
s'a'.e house, atid tbe other retalcltrant, who
it a member of Company E, will be given a
lal lief ore a lScrent court, to be sum
niot.ei 'opetber at Willicr.
Vd.'utant General Colby today issued tbe
f' lowing orders ratting for the trial of
he men
I The commander of Company F Sr-
pa - -curt of dlwlpllrit to meet pumuant
'if laws rules and regutaUutis of the
Nebralui Knnniittl r-ii.rrt in hi. purlv a
flaj prartlrahl for ibe trtid of Privates
a M Clark. Wilharn H. Clark, Ray
' . ..r'- Jrefl M Unit ' E Weaver,
I " ' 1' "iVcdiui una 3ame R "Webb of
rr,; ai y F Seeond Inlantry .r' plmunt. Ne-
tax -urt of dtritiliiie one flrM lieutenant
hrpant. nw r'rporal. two private
t.e erp'BtiT t" rt hp Judpe advocate,
rotiam comrakmlcr will retain th
. it1
n" lr. hi h&ndR. reeeved for jrvlce
' hi i", t.llt''a men rendered durinc the
fif M-,' until the dortrtnn vt n&td
i . v f.r dlxelpllne and Its approval by tne
n i ' Cer-ln-rbief
hr '-ommatider nf '"omtiani- E rtrst
wis in tri'Hrd at the mate tietiitratiars
t ,c detHil for Mild court of dlhfipllne
' trt-t Iteutenttnt. tme eerpeant, nnc ror
jHra. two privates and cme HTpeunt to
at' in judpe advocatt. Tht companj- com
jnar.fler will retain the money in ills hands,
e. "tlted tor the eervice of said enlisted
i..a- tendered durlnp the month of May.
.'titll the decision of t.u!d oourt tit dlsBlplltit)
;u approval by the commatider-ln-
hitf
Coiumlkftltin Make Prucrrn.
' t iiie rate of propress made thus far
w.'h a liberal discount, tbe aupreme court
und commiBBinn will have decided all pend-
np cases by tbe time the lcpislature as
sembles January 1, isms, or three months
liffr.tr the term of tbe commission expires."
Thla was the official statement of the
1 it rk of the supreme court. Since the
"mniiBsion was rrcated cases have been
t .! posed of at a remarkably rapid ratt and
iiar'v every call of cases bac been larpcr
'hi.;, the preoedlnp one. The call for the
ixx and last suasion of tbe present term,
ft"- hcartnp June la. mclud-s 117 cases,
v. Lr b arc as follows
J.'i kiDii upalnst Sohmill Wayne; patter
t apalnst l.utitilnr.. Adams. Sturdevant
iipi .list rarmers a.nd Mert hants' hank,
Tj. -n.ias, Coulhon apalnst Galtsman, Lan-
f r People's li . L and S association
ip;nst I'ariKh. Kiilniore. Berry apalnst
lurk Lanous'er. rirst National bank of
''T;ma BBitttigt Dellone. Ituuplas. Stewart
. i':Bt JameH. Saline. Dwyer apalnst Plrst
I'l.'iiai bank of ileutrict. Gapt Vniver-
t Michipan apalnst McGuckin. Doup
.i." 'japi apamst West Grant, Cochran
iirrir' (.'ocliran. louc;int-. Cochran apalnut
' 1 ran Douplas Concordia Loan and
,nr.i!-t company against Schoubee, I'ousla.
J juftabl- Xru: ftimiirjiy apalnst Johnson.
-'Ileitis, ilartin inrainst KTirrier countv
1 w.r:it Farmers'-cnll HI eri-hants- Insur
t:"t Munpanr. apatimt Hahn. Johnson;
i'twcv oi;uinnt Urudford. Harlan. Gray
iipa.t.st Prtrrhf. Kinx Plummer apalnst
1'jtrk Hurt Nelson apninst Nebraska Loan
unu irKt cuinpuny. ( uster, Carson apalnst
.niij.io. Lunuasier. Mate against iJltiom
field Mute hank Knox. McCormick apalnst
..isculilHti apainet Kosembcrc Douplus" i
t uslir co:.t.v apalnst Chlcapi.. Burllnptotj
1..1MUHUHU againm Jlosenlicrs Douplus I
t uslir co:.t.v apalnst Chlcagi.. Burllnptotj i
A.- t.' iltit v Railroad companj . Custer. Custle 1
J.t I: lrnpatiuH Cunal and Water J'ower I
t rnipai:) itpaltisl .lurlech, Sc-otts Bluff.
Mrf hur ts National linr.h nrnlnti Mi.n.
I' id Ijougluv. Pawnee countv apalnst Bel
.'ir I'uwnet-. Cruttop apalnst Rowheder.
J rnrre. Snuthern Pine Lunttier company
. CAinst Tries Vallex . O'Connor apalnst
ii !...! ire. Gr-le . Btssell apalnst Harris,
(.reelt Cotik iipalript Karley Tork. Com-
u asue Move company apalnst Caul
tic" Douplus. Cheshire iTovldent inati.
,',hf2't:l"'r,l.wh'.'..?T, rh.ttr:rfl 10 hl authority, aoeeptr'a surrender of a ben- H'-tid portoffire for the next five ycarf at
5 , 11 hi 7 ,,Vi. vt fl"t cortmcate ano a zct lor tne iKruiwe , peace at orana IMtnd. Owinc to tbt fact
jw vnlie cti fluty ax puurat- at i nf k new nne with i-tiowldre that the . .i . .
'he fnie iwnnontian and will d.-tatl for Klihn .Si' ..vi.. ,rfpVIV. V. l -at the present te Ir ct the estremt eart
."rrr " "",lnt " '"TO' i A M'cret intention tc' TnRiBt Kon n i Jr- . " ' P'D proper y ine
.!' ' ' dteolplltie to nr-et purpuunt to the fciture ennnot prvall apains; deliberate eastern portion, tns been workinp untlr
lLrKt rv"Ti ,MIJa rPlt,oi of the N'e- otli. With knowledpe of their forfeiture.. inply In favor of tbe present site..
fr PS rr"'Vhe r1ai' of;rr.v ,e UlnllS 1 'V'Wln': '
i r.n.t, h. Hlplow tit Company E. Flrt In- society provided that tion-pcvment of dues i offlct lne proptrty of tbe Grand Army of ,
. "FLTi'"!- -ebraaka National puurd, r UBcessments should operate u a suspen- tbe Republic pusi It is mor.caped and,
u-.-m' ".rrT Vn isembtrs h0ve also left nothtnp
t te npattist Kuesner. Hurlan. Cheshire i whether or not the court erred in txelud
1 r I icit ItisUtute against Gibson, Harlan. irjc trom ,h, ,rii ref3iTip nf th tti
Lewis BFHltist North Hall Hube.r Manu- I c reeding of tbe testl-
a jr.np conniaii' apalnst Gotchrll, Lan- I niony piven at the preliminary by a man
Mis-t i Sutton Natlona' tic-nk apalnst Sil-I who bad died before trial in district court
ii viu j-HM .-uiiiii.ai imiiK oi Colum
bus i.peitist Kuriu.. J'latte. Baker apalnst
I mot Stork Yards National bunk, Doug.
ui "".u, .in us.intii t umpiieii, i,aiicaster;
ol Hguiust ilennliiper. Buffalo, Mi
lt tu iipalnst Hnbru Coltux Rawlings
k.panst Anheuser Uusch Brewinp aimoclu
t 'ii, Gage. I'hcvetilx Mutue.1 Life Insurance
cimiiutj apalnst Purfnton Seward. Smith
iipiltifl Bass, Custer Bentley against
l hi .son Spice rompar.j . Lancaater. Close
apa iel wunoon. Burt; Lund! against
Ntwton Sf-wurd. ONelll apalnst Benedict,
Ho Nlsley apalnst Bjieneer. Dawaon, Ne-bt-HSka
Loim und Trust compunj' apuinst
"Waiters, tVehstrr Rtate ex rc) Hunker
npattist West. Cumlnp Hawley ucainsi
j'rf-ti-r Dourlnr, Johnson against Spuul
cllnp Madlsor. Terumst-h National bank
iigmnst Chunitierlaln B House. Johnson,
Ji rr npalnrn Hurpadltie-MrK.lttrick Drv
G ifidr company, Hatnllton. Shutt apalnst
Hrliebrand. Saunders; Dempster Mill Man
'a tur'np oompanv iipulnst Wright, Gape,
A ii 'worth apalnst SHtcr, Custer. Eldred
lif -t Kllimfl Hlinr Fnnt' t,i,l.i9t
ran & "i-ti Gape, Fouke uguinst Nebraska .
jmu me cninnMnv uape, jpouKe apalnnt
-atn "rttour Pln eoninanv. Rnrr l.lttli.
fit iigulnKt Wilson Sherman, Mllner
iipa'ust Harris. Gage- English against
S'ni'h Douplns Hrahak apalnst Village of
podpt Dtidp- Gillespie apalnst Morsman,
Dot-plus Mctralf apaitist Bockoven, Doup
las First Nutio:ia! bank of North Plutte
epalni-t Stone Llneoln. Racel: upalnst Tlrst
Nii'lajiii.1 ben); or North Bend Saunders.
News un iipa'nst Walker. Llneolu, Sc'huvler
Building and Lnan association apalnst
llndHflim. -tf!fax Harman upalnst Harman.
Joh'iHnti: Fn'SMh apuinst Eusterdav John-
ThompHor aculnst But hler. Johnson.
lrv-' jtpaiiist Tlernc,v. Custer, Crurv
.RB'tist Buck Douglas. Johnson npuinst
3i!U'! i"unter Tnjlor upalnst Western
-.-kilers Accident ussnclation. Douplus.
' ens ncalnst Hurnhutn, Cunt or. Trouo
ac'-M H.rlM.fh IVplus. Sulllvun Trans-f-
.impart acalnst Ptiska. Laiicoster
SK. k"i. li atiC S utwoclatlon upalnst Em
t r MMditi'iii Dnrun ujrulnsi Lutr, York,
t. l;( tt ftputnm Qurlier Webster. Sawyer
1'pi.tnnl Wlwsrur Melwter. Voorhols M
A.- .. ucaiiiHt Leisure. Ouster. Peoplea
, l' ,b, "ss'Miation apalnst JClnubcr.
Miami--. Mains apaiimt Mains. Madlfctut!
l.anlnp utalnvt i ilher. Laficastcr. German
Insiiraneo umpati apuinst Shuder Lan-
..s'er Nflirasku l.'vt Stork Gruln and In
j. irati. e . tinipan nSH'nst Ashpole, Phelps;
rarantia Huiif. i inter Hnd Stuck Feeder
.n ,...!) apaitwt : 'iaueke Polk. Johnson
iici.1 t Hanaon Dak..t Anderson agutne-t
J rifru ktm. Lan-as-rr Citliens' bunk of
3 1 .riiphW upalnst Storkslaper I'Utte
l5Ti.rtf ucaliiht W..U. Douglas. Hldp
ec:wt Sentl. Webster Wuiers acnlnt
I.uktr l ass. Nebraska Loa " ttIid TrS't
r .ttu.-v apuinst Dtrklnsnn Slierman Men
r:t .iituinM Mmlth. Madlsot Western Mm.
t-ii .-nmpany upalnst Ctitter, 1,,,,.)!
D. is apaiusi Kallev D.uc!ai . Chiri
unilnst l'urk Palls Lumber conipan Doub
f Hammer upalnst Cciplbct. Cuss' Hattv
uc .t.st llnsttnps. Adams. State ei ret
m-, th apalnst Grain Growers' Mutual Hull
HHHot-latlnn. oripltiKl. Huyden mrm,,.,
L n -anor, Nlphtinpale apalnst state nnnr.
. s Stutt uguinst Aitkin, oripltiai Morgan 1
aalnst Hop Raisers Mutual Insurance
.kt.j. uuncuster '
.. -.,.uhui ni-iuiu,, jun neen made
rniqiip among soaps it ia
pure than soap Felp-Naptha
serp. Docs ibe wash with half
v oik.
Your grocer returns rour
i .me.v if tou don't like it. '
Tela A. Co , makers, Philadelphia.
bv the supreme ouM wb.rh will be of In
I terest to etrry man he holds pollrv in
j the mutual lieneflriary societies of the
state
rase Web M Jennie ,
Ira cb i poller os the Itfe of ber husband
Lane bad been a memtir of the order,
affiliated with ricasaat Hill camp, and bad
Us poilry made out lb tbe name of bit
mother. He married some ye ars ago and .
sent lc as implication for a change of bene-
ficiary At tbe time h. delltrred hit ap-
Plication which war accompanied by the
prescribed fee. be was In arrears for duct
This, nnder the by-laws of tbe order, oper- ;
ate to suspend blm Lane was also ill
when be sent In hit application and money
! Both fact, vert l;ncn to tbe tlerk of the i
I local ramp, bu without any knowledpe of
tbe lepal conegueIlee. be Kent tbe monev
on to the beau ramp, readoninc that If 1
Lane rot nell be ould pay up and relc
Mtte btmfelf At tbe head clerk's office
the application wat referred to the ccr
uarkie cirru vno oia not tate tne pains i
to look up tbe nandltp of Lane, altbouph '
the record dloclot-cd blm at rurpcndeS.
The certificate wt tent back to the local
lamp and delivered A few dayt after-ard
Lane died
The Woodmen refused to pty the It (K0
demanded rlatmlnp that tbe new certifi-
cate wai. lFrued under a mlFapprehcnulon !
... ....
of tbe fartf and that a be wai really hut- i
certificate
did not FO into rCeCt ,
aaa was not in effect
vben he died Tb ,
upreme court oruraef aKioe an oi icit rj.-itji airpatch from Wathlnpton that the
defente. tnd ltj-a down tbe followlnp lm- j-oBtof-ct department bad decided to ac
portant beneficiary policy law j ,.m 6 1,.,,. , nrl.tct.t 0. tbf, Gr..lfl
Where a reprci-rntatlve of a mutual l.e.n- I
fluen or aMeRrrnentt. the eflert of hi ft'
OMnc if not avoided by evidence that he I thone In the central and western portion.
SuenV" lF,,orkncf f,f ,be lcFal cmft- Mfeptlnc one or to allcced to bt Inter
The recognition of the continued validity j crted fluanrlally in tbe present site, have
of a certificate or policy, with knowlertpe , iK.en much oppoed to bavinp the poFtoffice
of fact entalllnp a forfeiture, if a waiver i , . . ... .
nf firf..itur.; u r. mt,ti..r r,f u.u- n6 in Mhcre it .h and bcnre a bitter Ftrup-
it In not neeeaiarj that there lie a new ,
in i ir ni'r : r, rir rmn -it a t on miicT m ii L' n -T-rii
oi ronunueo pooo neaitn. iliey also pro-
vide that only members in pood standlnc :
mlpht chanpt btneficlarlei by surrcnderlriir
ine ccrtincate ana ontaininp a new one
Held That cancellation of a prior certlti
rate. acceptance and retention of a fee for
larulnc a new one with change of bene
ficiary, and issuance of a new one acoord
lnply. amount to a waiver of such require
ments, though the certificate holder -"as
not In pood health at the time.
Knox County !-at Klcbt.
Bribery, fraud, undue Influence and mlt
represcntation were the charpes In tht case
of Hoffman and others apalnst Nelson and
others. It was a county seat fight from
Knox county. Niobrara la the county sea'
ntVnn , 7 V h ' W
netlttnn asirltir fnr th RtihTnlcBlrin h '
' , , j.s citHicp scasion today After maklnp .
question of relocation was presented to',.-..,.! i-M-,kl.J,.,l,
. . , .
the necesstrv three.flftbr. nf ihu vntr nf
- . 7 " .. . , ,V
"'e, c0"f5 bul iourara folks went to
vork and got a number of those bo slgnea
to withdraw their names and put thorn on
a rcmonrtrancc A erfilgrlr followers. In
kturn. set to work to Induce the recanters
...b . ' .lu. . r.v EUCceEsiui in
getting lie who had withdrawn from th
remonstrance The commissioners pro
ceeded to count them again as petitioners,
but tbe lawyers insisted that when a man
had once signed a remonstrance he could
uui c-anpe.. .
Tbe supreme court, however, holds that I
the citizen should be tree to act and that
be may change his mind if he does it before .
tbe board has takes action upon tbe Ques
tion. Omaha Aeqnlttal 1 Snatalnrd.
Tbe acquittal of Charles Moore of Omaha
of tbe charge ot murder has been sustained
by the supreme court
.Moore got into a fight with a man named
DeMollns. After tbe had tussled about
for a while. DcMollns toppled over and.
tbc Cno,!t Mome was placeil on trial, but
tbe Judge did not let tbe case po to the
"
tbe )ut
lurv w
i.J ' .
alrl 01
chlch be Instructed to return a ver-
not quilty This procedure was ob-
Jected to very strenuously by the county
attorney, and be broupht the matter before
the supreme court for review BSkinp for
its opinion upon two points. One of these
was whether the Judpe had a right to take
away from the Jury any case. It being the
sole Judpe of the evidence Tbe other wa
On this latter point the supreme court
holds thBt the county attorney was at fault
In not laying broad rnough foundation, that
it waa necessary to fairly apprize tbe court
of tbe nature of the evidence offered.
Because of the press of business in his
office Governor Savage was forced to de
cline an Invitation to address tbe patients
of the Institute for Blind in Nebraska I
City tonight. 1
New Cattle Comnan-r.
steir-rrir cnf wobi-
Btrabohn. Steele and Sterne Cattle company j
E JlVetSVVm'ea'a
irTt approving tbe election of Lieutenant
Henry Olson of Company I of the Tlrst j
regiment, and accepting the resignation of
Aksistant Adjutant General Charles M
Richards whD will become ctpt&ln of Com
pany L of the Tlrst regiment Olson was
first sergeant in Company 1 before he was
elected to tbe lieutenancy.
Attorney General P'out. Deputy Attorney
General Rmwn, Treasurer Stcultr, Secre
tary of State Marsh ad Auditor Weston
went to Omaha today to attend tbe trlat
of the state apuinst the bondsmen of ex
Treasurer Bartlcy.
PLATTSMOUTH GRADUATIONS
l.arpe Cla nf Mudrnt Preentrd
Diploma by Attorne;- C. A.
Ilnvtla.
PLATTSMOVTH. Neb.. June C iSpe
clal.j The commencement exercises of tbe
Plnttsmoutb Hiph school were at the Par
mole theater tonipht. After Invocation by
Rev J. T Balrd and a vocal solo by Miss
Catherine Agnew. Paul R Butler delivered
tbe valedictory. Miss Dora Swearlngcn and
Mrs C. S. Johnson sang a duet. Ret
Ernest Wray Oneal of Aurora. III., then j
nnnn TVia. ittp l at nnl- i r- 9 fid A
rV-'nnrV-.. V V a tT- T: v , V -rticle. alludes, and that only for a short
JL fu-ele and A W qA oolstcnholns' I time. When tbe bank closed Its doors 1
kaLi LtS'rX? , . J n- jDhOBOn depositors HO
Adjutant General Colby today Issued or- I ,,,. ,v, jh., ' n.u
delivered the address of the evening Miss panics Glbbt. twelve miles northwest of
Clara Edna Street sanp 'Tor All Eternity"' M-alf,h- k'IlFl3 Tuesday while seeding
Attorney C A Rawls presented the dl-
plomas and Rev. Asa Slerth pronounced th.
benediction.
Tbe graduates are. Mary A. Leon
ard, Sally Agnew, Gertrude Beeson,
Mlnta Mauzy, Glrn Phebua, Estelle Baird,
Fred Ramge, Gesn Phebus, Ernest Wurl,
jBInoe Hall, Belle Martin, Earl Travis,
AlmB Larson. Taul Butler. Nellie Whalen,
Margaret Wells, Caroline Balrd. Pauline
MarUn, Forest Henshaw, W P Ramsey
Julia Kerr. R. H White, Millie Tubbs. J
H. Zavodsky Donald C Drspaln. Amelia
Metzger. Earl Wescott, Godfrey Berggren,
Mabel Freese. Hilda Hawklnson, Nellie
Hay. Alvlne Hofman. Altla Warner. Leon
Tepperberg, Earl Clark. Elizabeth Lloyd.
I'M e Touani fnr a Dnprr.
TALLS CITY. Neb.. June . (Special )
Lewis Russel. who brought suit apalnst the
B. i- 2 railroad for $10,000 for the loss ot
a finger was awarded It.ono by the Jury
lc the district court here today.
THROWN OFF AND KILLED
TJiittn Twtt Kit Tjctic ef Tic-
Iracs it EidrfT.
KILLED
OUTRIGHT BY THE FALL
Three Men Arretted for Horllnc Him
f rum t nlon raelBc rnenrr
Train nnd fortmer 'Will
Im rstlcate.
EIDNET. Neb.. June T i Special Tele
1 pram.) An unidentified men. aped about
, 2f' yean. vlj. throws off the Mind b.ppape
on panftnptr train 101 of tbe Cnion Ta
, clfir at T an toripht near the Burllnptoa
' viadurt and wa klllnd outrlpht Three
i men hate been arrrFted. chtrped with tbe
crimt. and arc now in Jail. An tramina-
,iplT1 -., t- hA ,nrT,nrnv r.cmner
rtt v.,n tgt ,.hfc, ht ltrms the mwatt to
tnf bottom.
POSTOFFICE FIGHT STILL ON
(.titendliiB r-rtTeT .t Grand Ul-nd
,,,, ( Mlltt.r
..ri..i.-
Lormion. $
GRANTt IRL-ANTI ?ieVi Jum. f. (Sne-
cIti. ,xbt Bee tliU mornlnc contained a
jp.OO t.er rear. nd that there would now be
raa t the burlnchf portion of tbe city.
pie baa been on. W R Michael of Wai-b-
u-uuur iu ji-miu reciai jiownrr isr
apjearances, locally are that the ficht Is
by no means ended, and It has been mcde
more bitter by tbe threat that the old
soldiers would carry the matter to tbe pollt
thli fall If they did not pet the lease.
NEBRASKA SONS OF VETERANS
1. 12. Tonne of Lusbton Ik Elected
Commander at J-eveuteentli An
nual Encampment.
LUSHTON. Neb.. June . (Special Tel-
egrm.) The seventeenth annual encamp-
m1 oJ " Sons of Veterans had
.
u. , . . u. . wuu.r . v.v.,.oJ I ,
rules and regulations the tncampment was
. . .
aauressea oy oeneraj G r Rawltter. sr.
commander-in-chief and Comrade I
G. Heckman. These officers were elected
Commander. I E Young of Lutti n. senior
--,.- t-,. m.v, r i.
Junlor vjcp COmmandcr. A S Westbrook.
Seward, division council Charles C Stull.
Osceola William Cookus. Luthton, George
C Townsley. Aurora delegate at large to
the national encampment, A. A Stull del
egate. E. H Jenkins, Columbus This
evening tbe visiting brethren were gives a
ju,.,. by thp LurhtoB camp.
CHILD SEVERELY INJURED
1 Throvn lr-ni IlnarRT in nnnniray
and Wheel Pansea Over
Him.
DAVID CITY Neb.. June C (Special )
As Nlcbolas Smith, a farmer six miles
northwest of town, was starting home last
nlpbt the mule team be was driving ran
away, and upsetting tbe buggy, threw Mr.
Smith, his wife and two children out Mr
Smith and a baby about f. months old
escaped Injury The little boy aged 4
years, was injured severely by the buggy
wheel passing over his bend and shoulders
Mrs Smith's back was badly bruised
- Crltlclrr Ilal nf Pardon.
CRETE. Neb. June G (Special A
strong point made to Governor Toole of
Montana when be had under consideration
the recent pardon of w A. Bridges, sent
from Butte for embcrrUment was tbe
claim that several years ago in Crete. Neb .
the cashier of his father's hank vent
wrong and Bridges surrendered a fortune
rather than see the depositors lose This
story is denied by the Crete Herald, which
intimates that Governor Toole has been
hoodwinked Bridges' pardon was granted
last week and he is now at liberty Tbe
Herald -says "Crete citizens who lived
here ten or more years ago will be sur
prised to learn that w A Bridges who
va serving a one-year sentence for ember-
xllng. was pardoned by the governor of
Montana upon the grounds that be had
nnd disappeared W. A
Br"" w'be never more than a clerk in
tbe old State bank of Crete, to which tbe
Smallpoi Rntrlrt Orndnatlon.
WEST POINT, Neb. June 6. (Special l
The graduating exercises of tbe West
Point High school were held last night, prl
vatily. on account of the prevalence of
smallpox- The class consists of eight mem
bers, six from tbe three years' course and
two from tbe four yearr' course Most of
Its members will continue In educational
work.. They were Kimball Thompson.
Harry Graunke William Hoar Lulu Losch,
Thoebe Frost. William Breltlnger. Dallas
Alderman and Adele Koch
Drnli-a Martins Smallpox.
MADISON Neb June f. (Special i in
Tbe Bee of Tusday Dr. Frederick F Teal,
supcrlctindent of tbe Norfolk asylum says
that smallpox was ln'rodured from Madi
son Tbe fact of tbe matter is tbe family
llvlnp bttween Madison and Norfolk took
the disease from trading in Norfolk, and
in turn exposed a Madlsnn merchant, who
is down now wi'tr smallpox This Is Madi
son's first and only case. This happened
some time after the disease broke out in
Norfolk
Farmer Drnpiied lj Team.
MADISON. Neb.. June 6 (Specials
" "r,Q 01 nu"rl r ana an attneu or epl
lepsy and fell onto the whlppletrees und
raupht In the trapplnps and was dragged
across tbe field, and through a wire fence
When extracted ty bis wife he was ser
iously Injured. His bead had turned black,
he was cut on the forehead and his ear
were torn He Ihed until yesterday after
noon Itnniacr .calnl Ph;ilclan,
CLAT CENTER. Neb.. June fi. (Special i
After a long trial In the district court
bere tbe Jury in the case of William
Flynn and Clara Flvnn apalnst Dr Butler
of Harvard, charged with malpraetlr. In
treating a son of Mr D.vnn. returned a ver
dlrt yesterday in fsver of Tlynn and
awarded $4fiS.fi0 damages
Commit Da; llulit Iliirc'nrj
TECUMSEH. Neb. June I (Special
William Glover a colored man about ;R
years of age tr In Jail bere Glover rlttmi
he comei from Osths- ytster-ny ht broke
. . . . .. V. V V. I. . . 1 nuu UV, U lULL
tse the farmboufte of T)ati C-itr O'-tr
tbe rity and made a ay -b a Puit of
rlothen and nom Jewelry durinc tbe ab
fenre of the family The officeri nere noti
fied and raurfct him In a nearby ;rove lart
blfht Tbe property rererre Glover
thlf momitip m JuHice C B "Woolsey t
rourt tleaded cullty to tb tbarpe of daj
llpbt burplarr and wbe bound over to tbe
district court in the pum of S3W On hit
pcrws hr bad a quantity el W-ycle rcpalri
and parti..
THREE HOMES BURNTO DEATH
Lightning MriLet Ilarn nf Pud I
Gertarh, b I'ariner orthvet
(if Colnralin.
i COLVMBCS. Neb.. June C ifpeclaS
LlPbtnlcp Mrurl: tbe barn of I'aul Gerttch.
a farmer. tveoty-Ctf mllef northwest of
hrn. Tueday evenlnp and the barn, to
rether with three borf-ct and ronsiderable
hav and rrin. was dest roved T"tve hnnn
tad some farm machinery vere K&vod. The
bam wa insured for Siifiri. but Mr.
Gcrtsch's lost will be much lurper.
Gothrnlmrc On UirnUrk,
GOTHENBURG. NeU. June (Special .
The Gotbrbburp Hlph school praduated
a clats of four. Chester '.trlson. John
Leaf. Glenn Jen-tups and Miss KauCmth.
last nlpbt Tbe eterciscs wen at tbe opera
bouse The bacctlauriate sermon was
preached Sunday tlpbt by Ret C r Wind
brrly of North Platte and tbe praduatisp
addrcas was delivered by Tletcher M. Sls
son. A. M.. of Norfoll- Prlnclptl R. E.
Gifts hat lecn employed for another yeat
Tb alumni propram will b carried out to
nlpht at tbe borne of E. G M'-st and a
banquet will be at the Houston hotel.
Son fif Vrtrr&nt Ctirninpmrnt.
YORK Neb June C 'Fpecial ) Tie
Sons of Veterns are hold.tc a dlvirlon
encampment and business re.-. 'ion a: Sloni
per's prove, near Lushtoc. it this county,
this ek and are havinp a larce attend
ance Iitlepatrs from varlout Sons of Vet
erans orpanizatlons In tbe faie are bere
and somt noted speakers, print .pally Qraud
Army men, are In attendant e They art
camped alonp the banks of tbe Blue
Hentrlrr Commercial C'liih.
BEATRICE. Neb.. June C Special A
meetlnc of business men as at Paddock
hotel last nlpht. which was tht preliminary
step to a permanent orpanizatien of the
Bcatrlre Commercial club. Tbt club Is to
be Incorporated and will have a capital
stock of Tl.OOO. divided Into i bares of Tib
each. The object of tbe organization if to
benefit tbe city. Officers will bf elected
rrlday night.
.mallpoi al Hooper.
ADAMS. Neb.. June C 'Special Tele
gram.) Two cases of smLllpcx have ap
peared at tbe home of Mr. Duncik six mllei
southwest of this place. A son of n tnd a
girl of t years are tbe victims Dr. Towne
of the State Board of Health In company
with tbe local physician. Dr McKibben.
made a diapnosis of tbt caset this after
noon tnd agree in pronounctnr each small
pox To Remodel Pierce Church.
PIERCE. Neb.. June C Special ) -Through
tbe efforts of Rev. George E. Tay
lor and a building committee appointed
by the Congregational church, a sufficient
amount of money is pledped for tbe re
modeling of tbe eld Congregational church
here Into a modem bouse of worship. It
is estimated that the building complete
will cost nearly m.OOO
Alumni Elect Officer.
YORK, Neb., June C (Special .At the
alumni meeting of the Yarlr High school
these officer! were elected President.
Edna Carscadden, vice president. Owen
Price; secretary, Mamie 'ewman. treas
urer. Ed Harlan, historian,-Louise Gilbert.
On Friday evening followiag the graduat
ing exercises of Thuredcy eight the alumni
will give a banquet.
Scandinavian 0 rlrtirn t Inn.
ST. PAUL, Neb.. June C (Special i The
Danish national holiday in comemoratlon
of the adoption of the constitution June l.
1MK was celebrated by tbt Scandinavian
population of Howard county yesterday at
Dannevirfce and Dannebrog where large
crowds of people assembled. After the
speaking theatrical ptrformanccs and danc
ing followed
- e-er District.
GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. June 1 (Spe
cial.l At its scsnlos Isst nlpbt the rlty
council pacsed the first tnd second read
ings of an ordinance creating a new sewer
district, the seventh In tbe city it pro
vides sewerage for a tier of fifteen resi
dence blocks, in tbe matter of permanent
sidewalk:, improvements are being made
To Cele-hrate Doane Endmrmrn t.
CRETE, Neb.. June f. i Special A
meeting will be at tbe Congregational
church of Crete Wednesday nigbt. June IS
to celtbrate the completion of an endow
ment fund of tlfiO.OOO for Doane college
Rev. H C. Hevlng of Omaha will speak
on "The Outlook for tbe Christian Colltge "
Yon lie Farmer Itnnnd Ovrr.
TORK. Neb . June fc .Special l Newton
Houch, a young farmer had his hearing
yesterday before County Judge Wildman.
charged with statutory assault on Tillle H
Hutchison, and was bound over under II 000
bond Falling to secure his bond, he is
now in the county Jail.
Boone Connty ormal.
ALBION Neb.. June f (Special.! Tbe
Boone county summer normal opened June
5 with an enrollment of fifty-two and pros
pects for a larger number Profs. W. W.
Waters and J J. King are the instructors.
Xchraaka and elira.an.
Monroe Is forced to provide additional
school room another year
A telephone line Is to be constructed be
tween Altoona and Wlsner
Mortgages on Boone county property to
the extent of $130.011. K were canceled In
one day lust wtek
The decrease in the real estate mort
gage Indebtedness of Otoe county for the
month of May wns X.1G.W.1
The Bradshav, Republican prides itnelf
on the fnct that with the ixcptlni of
two men every business man in the town
is a patron of the paper
Ex-Governo: L-c of South Dakota has
Just invested in u stork ranch in Holt
county He will proceed to still further
Improve the place and stock It up.
It is thought by fruit raisers in the
southeastern part of the state thut small
fruit has been considerably damaged by
drj weather
Judge Stull has called a grand Jury for
the next term of the dlFtrlct court In
Richardson count. This will lit tht first
grand jury called in the county for sever,
yea re
A- Bo.-.ne of Greeley is the first man in
the Ftate this year to get mixed up with
a plant fire cracker Ht will carrv his
arm In a sling for u time, but tht mem
tr will lie saved
Tlit mcmliers of the Grand Army of the
Republic at Craig railed nrt all the Me
morial dRj exercises except the decoration
of the soldltr graves ar a prottst against
a ball irnme and other sports planned for
the dt
Tbe Butte Gazette has started in upon
Its eleventh year. The proprietor came to
Butte when Boyd count was first settled
and started his poir He has seen the
county prow from h state of nature Into
one of the best farming communities in
the state
Walt Goldle of the Wayne Democrat ua
worked for a shirt t a tramp prlnttr.
Goldle explained that he had two shlrtF
and the man put up such a pitiful talk
that be pave one to him At the next meet
ing of the edltnrlKl convention lie will
probably be called upon ! explain bow he
came to posses two shirts
I'ongressman Stark has ut mlnated Hugo
1 Srhultz of Beatrice, principal, und Jese
T lii.ncater of York us alternate it, nil
the vacancy at West Point n-.llitarv aena
emy occasioned b the dli-mlst-a' r. Hetir
H Bowiby of rete whf wa- fire, 'r-.m
the academy for participating in ailrccd
haxinfi
FOLR CONVENTIONS ADJOURN
Final teiiicn rf Tiricci Suti O.'fttiu
tiosr at 3isci Fallt.
G. A. R. MEETS NIXT AT BROOKINGS
Woman' Ilellci ttups ISlect Officer
funeral Director Do t Decide
I'nlore Meeting Place Bank
t.er (ilif a llauquet.
S101X PALLS S D.. June C (Special
Telegram.) Tbe state entampmont ni tbe
Graud Army of the Republic and aaxlllarj
organizations was concluded tonight by a
meeting in tbe aodf-oriBm. at which Hen.
George 1. Cra wford of Huron was the
principal npuaker. Tbe officers of tbt
Grand Army of tbe Republic hae liecn se-le-.-ted
Commander. George W. Snow ot
Springfield, senior vice tomtnabder, J. M.
I'leMon. Howard Junler vice commander.
D C. Grippes. Hot Sprinc. chaplain. J. J.
JJrlntyre Sioux Tails, medical director. A
H. Daniels. Mltrbtll Brookings was se
lected as tbe jilace for holding tbe next
annua) encampment with dstci to be de
tt .-mined later.
Tbe Wotaas't Relief corps also con
cluded this year's meetlnc after electing
the orlirers President. Helen A. Hobbs
of Yankton, senior vice president. Drain
carpenter, Watertown, Junior vice presi
dent, Helen Least. Parker, chaplain.
LoulM D. Wilson. Hudson.
The final meeting of the Lake Madison
Veterans' ussortatlon will be tomorrow
forenoon
Funeral Director' I'inal Selon.
Tbe South Dakota Tuueral Directors as
sorlation htld its final meeting today
These officers were elected President M
L. Purvenlet of Wllmoi. vice presidents.
S C Boyte. Mitchell S S Ruble I'ierrt
L J. Corcoran. Madison, secretary W L
Jones Hurley treasurer. E R Torter
Webster An attempt was made to hav
tbt association bold a Joint meeting next
year at some point in Iowa with the Iowa
and Nebraska associations, but opposi
tion developed and the matter of select
lsg a place for tbe next annual meeting
was deferred.
IlaiiLeth' Anc!atlou decline
The Soutt Dakota Bankers' association
held its annual meeting be:e today Porter
P. Berk of this cltj. president of tbe or
ganization, calling the gathering to order
The first address was by Senator R W
Stewart of I'lerre. who discussed leatures
of tbe negotiable instrument bill which was
before tbe last legiblaturt John L Ges-s-11.
cashier of tht Tlrst National bank
of Heron, Lake. Minn., talked of bank
burglars and gurglariet and burglary Insur
ance Prof T E Holmef of Sioux Tails
put those present In pood humor by a few
witty remarks Robert Moody president of
the Aberdeen National bank, discussed
tbe subject of loans Impromptu remarks
were made by A A. Crane of tbe Notional
Bank of Commerce of Minnesota. Assist
ant Cashier Brown of tbe Tlrst National
bank of Minneapolis, and James T To? .
president Of tbe First National bank ot
Sioux Citv
These officers were elected. President B
A Cummlng. Pierre Mce president. Rob
ert Moody. Aberdeen secretary. E L.
Abel. Brldprwatei treasurer W L Baker.
Sioux Falls, chairman execut:vt eommlttet.
L. K. Lord Parker The annual banquet
of the association was held tonight.
U. $. G. CHERRY ON TOP B0U6H
Mum Pnll Mnn i Mipreme Repre-t-utntie
of State Knlgiht
tif Pj thln..
LEAD. S D.. Jun.- f. i Special Tel
egram.) The election ol officers oc
curred today lor the state conven
tion of the Knightr of Pythias. There
was no friction, the following officers be
ing elected- Supreme representative. V
S. G Cherry. Sioux Tails: G C. Dr H. C
Burch. Redlield. G. V. C. C E. Warner.
Foulkton. G. P., W. J Marklnnn. Sioux
Falls; G. M.. at A. W.. H Disney. Terry,
G. 1 G.. A. M. Adamsnn. Yankton. G. 0
G.. J. T. Barry. Central City. G. T.. C. C
Bras Mitchell
Tonipht all visit lnp delegates and friends
are beiup entertained by the Rathbone sis
ters. Crescent lodpe No. S. A ball Is beir.p
plven Tomorrow an excursion to Bald
mountain over tbe Elkhorn narrow pauge
will take place. Tbe weather has been
perfoct today
REFERENDUM IS IN DOUBT
ainr Rrqnircd on Petition Are One j
7'hnuknnd Sunrt anil Chance nf I
(.ct tine Tlirni Are Mini. j
PIERRE S D. June C iSjitcial Tele-,
gram Tbe chances tonight appear to be
against any matters being submitted to
the referendum Vp to f. o'clock the list
of names required for tbe purpose is oxer
1.000 short and tbe petitions must be filed
j before midnight tonight to get them In
j There If another mall in at 10,30. but it it
I doubtful if tbe nEmes that get in that late
can be filed and doubtful if that mall will
bring enough names when it arrives, m
the llsti which have so far been rece'ved
have fallen far below the expectations
FROST STRIKES BLACK HILLS
Damacr Done tu Prnlt nnd Gar
tlens in the ullr j 1 ter
is I'rnren.
DEADWOOD. S D.. June f, .Special
Telegram. I A heavy frost did much dam
age last night to early garden trutk tnd
fruli in the vtlleya. In the mountains
water wae froren. It was the coldest
spoil known In tbe Black Hills for years
Tr"l-ll W vli ttip l'lnnliic I
TT.VDALL S D-. June C.i Special
The city has a four and a hi-lf-inrh veil 1
and one elgbt-lnch well. Tbe larger well
Mopped flowing and Johnson &. Co. were
engaged to clean it out. The city paid
tbem for sou Stic up their machinery
and Sl'Tfc for eleven days' worl; Tbe pipe
is bent at the bottom of tbe well, so that
they were unable to accomplish anything
and have abandoned it. The mayor called
a meeting of citizens this week to con
sider the advisability of putting down a
new well. A committee, consisting of B,
M. Cotton. J B Baile and T. J Liber
tine, waa appointed to lntestlgate the
matter
;. K. n. Mnn Drops Dead.
Fiorx FALLS E D. June C.-iSpeclal
Telegram Captain C H Van Slyke. an
old resident of Sioux Falls, and a member
oi tne urana Arm oi tne jtepubllc. dropped
dead late last night after returning from
the campflre on the Island. As be alighted
from the carriage be complained ot feeling
sic!:. HU wife alighted in time to prevent
htm from falling to the ground He leaves
a widow, two sons and a daughter One sou
lives In Omaha and the other in New Ycrk
The funeral will be conducted by the
Grand Army of tbe Republlr
f nrn I. a rue nnoncli In I'ln-.
TVMULL, S D. June f. Special i
Good showers tble we-ek have made tbe
crop eosdinon fine Everything Is growing
nicely Corn has made rapid growth and
is larre enough tn plov in most fields
ItitU Ornliir Attn
YIIK Net. June C - . special i York s
orators rtp'ured tbe first prlre at the
omcricai codec tt Gr-s. Island lax:
DOEWAH
t
JACI
Economical
Fuel
Whatever fuel It mott e-xinoml-t. aot conve
nient to your bouse, can be ued 'n a Round Oak
Purnaof cbunkf of wood, soft eo-i hard real,
coke anything that fire ws., eonnume t bst
ever you put In It wit g-ve men bet ecue
Round Oak Turnaeet wane no ton. iun the
fuek tbe red,and most of the mioke tee fire
i: bou with
In anlldjr
en v airtight
furnace
and
reasonal le
price Ail of
heat poet Into
17
hoot - no
trrouph flies out
ldt tlicetif tng.chitu-
ney or in ceiiar
If rot nt furrir,
Til Int Ilif Kpuuc Ofcl
J nnikrr Iwnk tu of
fun! Irt , Llnu nt tur.
Lcr t rtiiMlnn. etc
I'.Rtblr of
P O BECKWITH,
Drwttltr, Mich.
Jolf- r' Ivkirlth t Tlmi-ut
fot IV mini Mmmj
!m- In IV uol
X
Ka4 Oft rur.f.r- -t fhr mir 1
Omaha by Ml'tnn Ropers & Soa
S FREE ADVICE ry o'r Phynr ass at a FREE SAMPLE 53
2c of ocr BiouiLtne a.so Free Home Treatment a jmr" . s- . .e book 42
S desrr b'tip sytrptoms and cause ot ..seaea w . if tera'siet " a.-,c rr.cr'' v u le St
Es receipts and prescriptions is pi-la laaruars sv;nr you heavy u jctor s bU, kbk for la
S Bjr . rW . A
Dr. Kay's
PS
r-ft: Oi--f the re-r -rirKt rae of !TRTitiR:iL r
N5 L vrr Ltd Kidney Csras.es and baii resu
25 Write ui- Miout a. i your rvn pi.ims stild by
frt seuj us S rts rr E. no and rr w srC Dr
?5 DR. B. J. kay medical
naormon tiahopff' tllla avt ie n tw i sn y ''r lhr inrr nt ti.p mo
Chunt i.u uieu io.d cr. i'miuci7 tun ttie wrt! cf li oi nd vrmi.r rliTif li did eflrrti
ol ell6u. duiljauots ci:c-. of tlfn:ttt-imcint Our Loat Manhood, lm
Ol CllaC uiuluoih CIECU, or t. .iM,r-.wun
DO-.nct. Loat roar. KlKhfkosaaa. Koermt
In Cack. tvii Daalreh, mlnal Cmlaaiona,
bllity, HeoOBona.Unfitnaar to Marry, -pbj.ot
nr cioniintmn. atom oulokneaa cf Oir f I cnarcr.. atOD ".er
VOUI T wltOOInC Of IrellO.
lion, tdpi vMiiJf.r
nnc of CyallOb.
Tm bemuUtts ttif trraib and tif-r centtf nc t lusr.
r nitmermmitiec fiit i uun. Cuuuun tm. Adoraaa,
VOW KISZ BY MVDIIS-D1LLOJI
nlgl't. Arthur Wray -who won the prize,
will represent Tork collrpe In tbe collepe
state contest to be held at Omaha some
time durlnp this year
Doctor .Mil i- 121k: Creeli.
ELK CREEK. Neb.. June r,. (Special - 1
Dr A J. Ramsey, who hat bees practicing 1
medicine at this place for seven years, sold ,
his projierty the first of tbe week and j
leac todnj for Bethasj, Mo, where be
expects to settle. j
WILL BE FAIR IN SIX STATES
"Weather Mnn Mirend HI Good
Prnnie All Oirr tbe
Mld-1V-l.
WASHINGTON. June f,. Torecast for Trl
da; and Saturday
Tor Nebraska, Kansas. Colorado, North
and Sotrrn Dakota and Wyoming Fair Pri
nt.; and Saturday, variable wlnda
Tor Iowa und Missouri Talr Trlday and
Saturday, variable winds
Iiftriil Record.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BfREAV.
OMAHA. June f. Official record of 'em
perature and precipitation compared with
the oorrsrpondmg daj
the last three
years:
1HB1 1SO0 IBS 1ES'
73 W 7K 71
M fif. W I"
12 W 71 C!i
.00 .00 .2& JC
Maximum temperature
Minimum temperature
Mean temperatun .....
Preelpitbtlon .. ..
Record of temperature and precipitation
at Omaha for this daj and since March 1
Normal temperature OS
Deficiency for the day t
Total excels since March 1. . .. IKi
Normal preclptatlon .. .15 lnrb
Deficiency for the daj ... If inrb
Total precipitation fince March l.f..BT. inches
Deficiency since March 1 2.fi3 inches
Deficiency for cor period, 1 14 tnrher
Deficiency for cor period, lktlit ..".ti Inches
ltrnnrt finin Matlnn nt T P. M.
I 7C 5
STATIONS AND STATE
OF WEATHER.
Omaha, clear
North Platte clear . ..
Cheyenne, clear
Salt Lake clear
Rapid Cio clear
Huron, cleur
Wl'.l.ston. clear
Chicago, clear
St Louis, clear
St Paul, partly cloudy
Davenport, cleur
Kansas City, clear . ..
Helena, cloudy
Havre, partly cloudy
Bismarck, dear
Galveston clear
74 . i
(is on
74
IUI
C! 04
TO 0!t
61 fA
I HI
.1 Kfil
I .Oil
74
7S
T
.r.4
OS 70' li
B uni on
a c: ('
E (IC T
h) Ml i
10' Mi 00
T Indicates truee of precipitation
L- A W.ELSH,
Duffy's
Pure
Malt
Whiskey
CONSUMPTION
Bronchitis, Chilli, Coughs,
Colds, Dyspepsia ol what
ever form quick!)- cured by
taking HUFF Y'S HALT
WHlSKEV. A tt bln;ioonf ul
In glass of water tlirretimesa
day All druggisu and grocers
Brwart ot Imitation.
Only $14.75
to Chicago
and Return
via the
Great
Rock Island
Route.
TICKCTH ON Al.n .TfE IS, 1ft, 14, 15.
ncTtit limit snrT. is.
CITY TICKET OFFICE,
l.'l:t 1'AIAM "TIIKKT.
BUY THE GENUINE
SYRUP OF FIGS
MAXTFACTrRED BT
CALIFORNIA FIG SYl'RP CO.,
NOTE THE NAME
PKfEE iyltDlCAL ADViOE. Vriteus
' n" an your symptoms Kennvatmctbe
rysiec la tbe oaly safe and sure method ot cur
ing u. Chrome Disease. Dr Kay 's Renovator
li the on.r perfect r-stea renovator Free sam
pict an- bob-. Dr, B. 1 Kay, bar-toga, X, Y.
wcod, 2 hour w u r.. Jin.
Round Oak
Furnace
constructed and if airtight
tbe
H
in
the
the
llitiH li runiwt
vita puier Cialiic raaorsi.
Renovator
- tist.nainc Readacbe InttLtlen of Ee.an
's t ' ppr srLu Kr proof r - &4
eruprlsta. don l arrepi any Fttistf - '.ut tty
Kuy's Kenovatar v re'urn ma i, Auress, S?5?
CO., Saratoga bprincb, n. t.
iBtorrrioeB Insamnm, pain
unmo ttack, ri rrvou up-
lob OT wm emen. vancoeieit
Catsa t ln.m;Ji lniln-Vicin mta. Mf w
l.n It 5 er hiL A fvrttieti ruant-f. tr ei l
Ishop Rernadr Co., tan rrancleoo, Ctt
DRIC CO.. JUTU AND I AKK.
Cheap Rates
Via the
Burlington.
The places the round trip
rates and the dates of sale
may be found below All
other details may be had for
tbe asking at tbe Burlington
ticket rfare. - -
BUFFALO, $25.75
Today Choice of routes at corre
sponding rates
KANSAS CITY, S7.75,
Jl VE 10 AMI 11.
CHICAGO, $14.75,
jixe is, ir.. 14 ami ir..
CINCINNATI, $22,50,
Jl'I.l 4. and l.
DETROIT, $22,00,
JI LY CI AMI T.
SAN FRANCISCO, S45.00,
ji lt r. to in.
The exrellence of meals and th
cheerful scni-e of employes are
characteristic of 'he Burlington.
TICk'FT orriCE
1503 rnrnamSt..
Telephone 25D.
Rurlinptm Station.
Kittiand Mason Sli.
Telephone I2E
.-J
RESULTS TELL
THE BEE WANT ADS
PKODUCF RESULTS.
fm
ipc?;t? e (D is ii; ? i?) ?)
WHITE. D0V JS,E tievr-tuilt tu Ui'Hiror cniT.
lnr for utronr Qr.r. . tne iiit' t:e for wuliii cnnmit
ri ft aitnr timer
rrmedy
u'vra Id nr.v Uould
iih orwittiuiit knoriodrr nf mtii'Dt
IHIlClCIRt 1 1 nv
filirrniaa &. ilrimiir1
unu Kuliu -
Cu. druggliu
lKlTUl.S.
THE 'DHICAfiO "R-PArriT
Has nearly lino Jeet of vcrasCa Ltc be above
A fc.gb-clai.sreiildent.i, tmriatand "anslcnt
hotel on the late more v nuts -e rues, mi
bath rooms. Mont dclirhTful ahidinc tuai e in
rummer or winter in tie V est. in minutes bv
ii . T'V'fkSrf- ,r"ra theaue und shonjilnr
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with po.f tcunlK. boatlnr hat- -g eno Chmg
bene for handKom"- ne- Murtrated iKKitict.
I'ndrr entire r Mnnngrineuu
HOTEL GERARD,
44tli 'I., .Near llriiatln a .
m: i miK.
Alifcolutelj Tire Proof, modern and
Inxnrinnk in nil itk appdliitiiirnt.
Centrally Located.
American und Uuriipcnn iilan.
COOL AMI tOMrOHTAIII.i: IN SI MM nil
KiM.nik -limit- mill -ukuIic
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AVON INN,
At ON-HV-TIIK-M-A, ,N. .1
Most ttlct-t re-nrl nn the Jrrary
1 Couat.
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