Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA PAILY KEE; WEDNESDAY. NOVEMIt EII 3.
PAY THE mi TO PARENTS
of
W.Y t) TRCTJSII AT OKAH. AGtCY
aaaa-r Joorti tkr4r TTial
ri ! lit m 111 Kr Ht-aalrra1 Oaljr
fa f aw l iM-rr Afcoatat-!
- a a1 for Bil4t-ra.
rrorr -aff 1 tr-pt!ineT:t i
"WASHINGTON. Net 4 'Pj.wiaJ Tfl
trum r"cnpa-lnr !bf ?iTJ iftt of i.bf iB
sfrurtimi a-lTa is Arm . t ssob of
th Caih Inflian ar'Pcv at Pt.ui Oit
yarn-rflay. iT CmniulHui nrr nf iBfitai Af
fstr mnr. . "I'tv perfTi shar- of
minnr tbilflrrB a bo ar a! htnr ithool
rguirlwt niarflianehiB iisj-erk Fharf rf
tnlBor cbilflrt-B tl-tt at anbnti 10 bf rs
orjwwttHI te -rrrflit of VviiHI faip. re b
b'-lfl tor ib'it till tbrv irrt at IF v-ar
vf apf.. Irtij-r FUTfiiaDiibir jipr in l
half of all minor orjhatit re h required
Tarvtt a3fl)r1'fl jJi strolls' flrir.a or emiu
tiling irnt to b jiaifl share of mim.r rhi)
frrn Norfiahl M. Jkrmj of Iwrnrah. la., bat-fc-
appmttffl io jrarttne bctmr tb In
terior 6jartinDt.
Rural frr allv-ry Irtur rarrtrr bvf
Vr appotsl.efl in lp a Inllowr: Niara
ooro R-rular. IVrriva) A. JohnapE: sub
stitute. Jobs "W. Jntnuon. H.oYi;b Regular.
Cbarlrv F. Rrtti; fuli:iu-f , Elvi W.
t.vtix. Alain F.fTilar. FraLk F-. Virfr:
substitute. William WjTflall. Virr.oT Rt
ular. Walter f- Jflvf-r; subuJtut . J!a
Carbon, Jr. Kcvsion F-rrular. Tbeudore
H. Klai'Pbnli: substitute, W illiam Harfler.
Cedar Rarlfli- Rfirnlar, John Firbm-r,
Oenrr-e H. Arr: rubstttue.. J S Plchoer,
Jobn Tariff. Tfc-lta Rffular. E'.mrr Firhr.
Tbmna J. VrNatib: FUt.itu;. Marru
Tisbn-. Hteb M. KtNabb. Mc.ntiwUo
5;frular. Gforpr 1. ToubIpt. rubxritut. M.
Hoaran. Gliben B:aUoB Rf-ular. Tbeo
iarr EhlT, ut:jtuie. Mn. Theoflnr
Ehlpra Aoainon Rwpuiar. John BIkoar
ubfPjtutr. Gforpr W. Bfiknjj. EIlFworxb
Rfipular. KimoB Ri:ara: fuIwi itute. Hfnry
LaraoB Tal Kfpular. Cbarip M. Brub-l"-r;
FUbt:Mtut. Ira J. Erh Hpflnrk Rt
3ar. H"nrr Jv rfan. Robert M Lid anr.
ut:t-u:e, Cbarlei L. Ican. Aicr G. Falnwr.
-iob Refuiar. JohB 'W'hltal.pr. lxiuiae
H. MUlw; fubmittn. Edwarfl Vieih.
The pol.cHife at Alii. Libb rountr. baf
fceen flinrooltBuea.
Tb blfl -wrrr oppiirfl today t tb oflio
if auperrlalcr arrhhert pf tb troasurr
Jor cooflult anfl filectrlr wirier nl feaeraJ
fcuiJainf at Tbeyenbe, tTro. Tbere were
three blfl a follon: Riaflle aud Uanaon.
Ih- Paul. C.MT: An bur Franier. Chi;airo!
S.4f; CbeveiiBe Lirht ana Ntrr coni
Try. ENGINES ARE SCRAP IRON
tT trm 4l-e alee Dealla. fa
Cnila a llneari Parfar
Hear rrtaL
FAFTUJON. Neb Nor. 4. (BperiaJ Tele
tram A arerk prrurred on tbe Kiaaourl
Faclflc one-baif mile aoutfa of Portal thin
morning:. An eitra collided with a Tepular
treipbt train.
Both einirtn a-ere demoliRbed and five
rara were splinterea Into kindling a-oofl.
Tbe ecpipenrt and firemen of both enirlne
JuiLped ana ee raped injury. One enrner
brt hi Jog cy jumping but not aericnibiy.
It i not known a-bat canaed the a-rer.a.
It a-aa a hea-end ooilieion.
Caseliw Labbb Eiatode.
' TUWJfrm'W, Tfet.; NtoT.""4. fnwlal.)
A Faaollne lamp exploded In Taylor'a phar
macy, aetting the store on fire. It aaa
area tiy the heroic work of Miaa ldaud
laylor and Hupk Griffin, who carried the
ataauline lamp and two larpe cana fun of
raaoline. ail on fire, out of tbe atore Into
ibe atreet. The exploHion took plane ahile
Biipb Griffin, 'tbe Jeweler, a as pumping air
Into the lamp, ana a-aa cauaea by a leak.
Mr. Griffia wa aeeerely burnea about the
fare and handa. He aaved hi life by roll
ing In the mud In the street. Tbe damage
1o the drug atock la slight. Mr. Griffin a
relative have fceen notified. Be came bere
from Banproft a abort time agn.
Ml Tate- Ari ale-.
FTANTOX. Neb.. Titrr. 4. (Special.) Two
uepir.iou appearing jnea arrived in town
iefnerflay and were taken into cuatofly by
FberiB King after tbey nad fliapoaea of a
til urt pattern lor 13. Later it wa
learned that atore at Norfolk had been
broken into and robbed the previoua night.
The toeia proved to be the one wanted
anfl MaQiaon ononty offieere drove over and
took charge of tbe prisoner.
EaaiitlBaa MaeC
FALU (TTT, Nb.. Not. (Fnecla'! V
Tbe annua! oonvocaOtin of the Epkacopal
x buret opened in the city Tneaaay evening-
The firm day program waa aa fol-
t. JAGQBS
fSEB FO S IfUB
THE lTPArxS4:iU.l6 ltJT.
KtMX FAILS TO CLtE
RHFUMATISW.
,TI.FclATCA
ORKHCS
LUMBAGO
CHfcST COLDS
Vnd all Btf!ty Vcttaa ensaln
TBL IS 0TiU& S 0009
ACTS LIKE MAGIC
CONglJERS
25c ind 50c Sizes PAIN
SAVE FL'EL-WCY
r YOOl DEAJ-Q TTTT S TO TAUT
YOU lATDTflE MiSTAaC Of BJTENfi
AKCTKCS MAr.WISTE TO tA.
Carter Oik 6m iftmcCa
OIL
tmr : V y m . rt-nutt raT. Bne
eitioti altar ana tort T ibo Wil
lliina. F T"T "Tbf Aliar i9 tbe Table
of 'be Rer. Johp 'W'mianm. Omaba.
Tbe cobtt.: )OB will ront tune UBtil Tbura
Bir. A be in ti7-eve tthmrer are rt at.
i "tidacr-e.
-l f rer Km
ir.
ETGAR. Neb.. "pt 4 imperial Ntt
reacbea Eflrar lain rwtimi of tje murder
ol F.er. Ci.t JBoiitmtDerr is tbe rblllp
pinea He m tonDertT rertfleBt f thin
pari of NrbrwKi tnfl rBl i tbe Fhiltp
piie abnui a year arn at tntvimiarT and
teaxb-r. Hi parent rel9e at Oak. tnont
leB Biilee Knitbeaxt of Ertpar: t ipir
retiiOe in Omaba and one aicter in Eftpar.
Fal -tr" Il.
FALL OTTT. Neb.. Nor. 4 Fperial
Tbe " trmaTi in black" ban made ber ap
pearance on tbe ber k mreet bere afala,
ala-aya arpearmr af'er dark. lt" nnlneta
no one. but women and pirls. by follra-lnc
tbem. 'Wirroen are afraid to venture out
after fla-k alope 'Who tt i and tbe objert
! 1 at in a tETBiery.
WAHCKI. Neb.. Not. 4 (PperiaJ ) Tbe
fnllrainr are tbe Tarm and rity nortraa-n
filed and aiiTtBfied in SauBder county for
i 1b montt of Crtober: Farm naortaeea
' fled. . amount, tfe OW. aatiirfiea. 2J. anrnuot.
j trkj;of, 43- rtty n)finciT filed. If), amount.
r..W.Hf: aat.irned. 30. amount, til ?"3.M.
j f'ltr rrerta (kfr.
I FALL CTTT. Nfb . Not 4 iFprtaJ1
I At a meeting of tbe rity poudcU Konday
j rretlnc Ir. G. H. NraJ tw appointed rtty
jbjiiiclan. made vacant by tbe relciiitioB
' of Ir. Farton. Ir. Paxton ba removed to
; dabo.
PRESIDENT CASTS HiS VOTE
T k4 He Ri If tmtj mm tBrri--
CI tinea u Imlti
t fce krtarfta.
OTFTES BAT. N. T.. Nov. 4 Freaidejrt
Rooeevelt rapt bir vote befcfre 11 e'clork.
Ai he turned from tbe booth tbe prl
fltint aaid:
I hsve done all I ran do now. I hve
performed my duty and ererciaed my
pru-iwTf a an Amm-in citiaen and
Khali now natJi the full return.
He then -artefl on a long drive with
Ura. Roooeveh..
It wai 30 it, o clock a ben t he preaident
and Jar. Rooeevelt drove up to the voting
piece in a trap drawn fry a pair of baya.
A big crowd bad been awaiting hi arrival
for an hour. He a-a Joined by Aoslstant
Secretary Loeb and Jame K. Gracie, an
uncle of tbe president.
Mr. Boose ve.lt cordially greeted aeveral
of sis personal friend ana acquaintance
In the ercwd and then proceeded ta ths
voting booth, which was in a hall over a
fieh market and a Chinese laundry. Aftor
ahtklng hands with tie Judges and clerks
of election tbe president cast his ballot,
ahlch wa No. 370
He then informally greeted many of his
friends who baa asaemSled., and as he
drove sway tbe crowd cheered him heartily.
Election returns will be rnnoived tonight
by special wire at the executive office in
the Oyster Bay hank building. They win
be compiled and telephoned ts tbe presi
dent at Sagamore Hill.
WOUNDED INJKE RIGHT ARM
rmrm Cyttmr Lm t Da arttb a
f Parts.
FAR1B. Nov. 4. The oel 'etwen tbs
Count de rion, president of th Automobile
club, and a prominent sportsman, and v
Gorsult Richard of the Potite Republlque.
took place today. JJ Geraott Richard was
wounded ta the right arm.
Tbe ennountex accurrea at NeuiDy at 11
o'clock and lasted an hour. Despite the
efforts of the secretary a crowd of 156 per
sona, including Journalists and photogra
phers, were pre next.
Ten exceedingly livery bouts were fought.
Count de IMon was always on the aggres
sive. Huring the third bout Girault Rich
ard claimed to have touched tbe count, but
tbe seconds did not allow tbe claim, which
was repeated la the ixth.
I Won opened the tenth boot by fiercely
attacking, the point of his swots touching
Girault Richard on tbe inner aide of the
right forearm, causing a alight wound. The
seconds Immediately topped tbe encounter.
No reconciliation occurred, the partici
pants leaving tbe field without tbe usual
formalities.
VOTES OFTEN FOR MONEY
-" vr ar a Cmmtm Tare afcan,
ale B4a Ar.
rEXTEB, Cola.. Not. 4 For the first
time ta tbe binary f Colorado politics a
woman was arrested today oa tbe charge
of repeating.
At tbe city JaH abe stave tbe name of
Jennie Sanderson, but was subsequently
identified as Mrs. Harriet Hlbbard, a widow.
50 years of age. She wa neatly oraaaed
tid bad tbe appearance of refinement. It
is alleged abe was In tbe act of casting
her third ballot when arrested.
She admitted ber guilt and said sb could
give no reason for ber acta except ber oe
eire to make aoroe extra aaoney. She told
the police she was a republican.
ROBBERS MAKE GOOD HAUL
stlww ! a alt af a reesmio ak
a a 4 frt-f A war srttfc
Lwarr asa-
MARKHFIELD. WTi.. Nov 4 The sTa'r
bank of Greenwood. Wis., several miles
from bere was entered by burglars early
today and SMMtf) in gold was stolen. Five
men were implicated in the work. Tbey
tilea open tws vaults with dynamite.
The noise of tbe explosion attracted aev
eral citiaens, including tbe cashier of the
bank, a be happened ts be oa tbe street at
the time. Aa soon as tbe burglars were
dm(gvered a gun fight ensued and aeveral
fcboL were exchanged. Xs one was injured
and the robbers succeeded in mtktng tbe'.r
escaje.
EXPLODING FIREWORKS KILL
bear lawk Br EM la Slilui Hun
r:le-f toa alsrbt CMa-
VIW TORK. Nov. 4.-4t is believed that
about ten person have been killed or in
jured by s prenuiture expiosioa of firework
at Madison Square Garden.
The known dead:
F. M. HOLiJNGaOOr" of Nea Tork
JOHN C. RACE. Hobokea.
JOFEPH ARBOR. Nea Tork.
GEORGE UAMBAT. Ne Tork
A panic among tbe creas foiloaed tbe
explosion and W extra police a ere ardered
to MadiMta Sguare.
FIRE RECORD.
At taslaast Ia4aeerael fjrbaa.
FTERRE. E. !.. Nov. 4 (Special Tele
gram ) Ftre this morning aesuored ibe
tuaia work aba and tb aba ahop at the
laciaa induamai w'aimi as ihia clu. nm-
iag a tons af Covs.
SB1P SUBSIDIES ARE URGED
) Coami-mirrDer Bri Tim A' one Ci Aimt
j ir Get CrrTiig Tr3o.
WORSWICS rtRELR IS K1GKIY PFAJSED
raaare1 arttb 4, i a t.taea
t V nmmt lannim atep
Tvr4 Aaaerteaa w
trwl af a.
TAPHINGTCN. Nov. 4 Tbe annual re
port of tbe rommiifslrmer of navigation
fbews thst oa June . iwil. tbe tonnage
of tbe T'ntted States was tbe larrem in
l.ietrry. rompriaing 14.173 vessel of f..T!'T.
1'H rros tons.
Tbe increase over last year ir almost
a holly in large steel steamer. 1b ten
year tbe number of American. British and
German acuare-rigged vessel hss decreaned
if per cent.
American vesnel rarriefl Aft per rent of
tbe export and imports, compared with
fcJ per cent In 1P1.
Tbe outlook for s-el skip building in tbe
l'ni:ed Stale for tbe current year i not
so promising a leei year On July 1. IWU.
there were building or under contract JH7.-f-W
ton of :e merchant vessels.
Receipts from tonnage taxes amounted
to Kfi6"M. of e-hich only IRf.lTS were paiS
by American vessel.
The agreement of the tranaatlantir mer
ger and 1: fleet of over l.OWi.wtO ton i
printed at length, a-itb the following com
ment :
"Tbe organisation of so grest a naviga
tion company under American auFpicet it
tbe most important step toward tbe estab
lifchment of tbe influence of American on
tbe ocean which ha been taken since moil
em hip plant were developed in tbe
Vniied States. Tbe relstien of tbe mer
ger ts tbe trsde of tbe tutted State will
be exceptional, the only parallel being the.
relation of tbe Two great German ltne te
Gentian y's commerce
"Tbe policy of subsidies i the only
method at present by whit:h American
built steamer aith Americas rrew can
obtain any conRidnrable chare of foreign
trade."
Tbe report ebowr the woria foreign
going steamer in 1W1 were valued at
about Il.0W.DlHi.IHir. and that gross receipt
were about 38ifi.OWi.WKi. dividend Sr.O.
W.WHt and interest IKWHi.OW). tTage to
crea amounted to about tfiS.WHi.nMi.
CANAL TREATY IS PROBABLE
SesTattaitewo Are ImaHl aad frrtr-e
Xew Alaae atesaatas tar
aertleaaeat.
""TAEHTNGTON. Nov. 4 Senor Coxchaa,
tbe Oolombian minister, called on Secretary
Hay today by appointment to take up tbe
ubject of the canal treaty.
Tbe Interview lasted about half an hour
and tbe preliminary step toward nego
tiating a treaty were taken.
The minister submitted a definite propo
sition, which i in the nature of aa answer
to tbe trea y proposed by tbe rutted States.
Secretary Hay will take no further step
until the president returns te Washington
and kas bad an opportunity to consider this
last proposition.
Tba one Important fact developed, bow
ever, is that the main issue remaining te
be eetUefl is one of price. It is believed
that this difference Is not large enough to
seriously retard tbe close of tbe negotia
tion. HONEYMOON REVEALS CRIME
Detaalttaar leva: Leave tar
arttb Ve-vr-maAe
Write.
Eslaal
"TAEHTNGTON'. Nov. 4 John Lawrence
O'Brien, for seven years confidential clerk
In tbe employ of Frank Hume, a wholesale
grocer, is accused of being a defaulter in
the sum of tu.400.
He was married on October T7 and left
ostensibly tor New Tork to spend his
honeymoon, but be is supposed to nave
really gone to London.
CAPITOL NEEDS NO LICENSE
Ma. ear Mar Be ftwl ta OaVrtaJ Sea.
ta.aro.at ta fatte af &ra
nral Law.
"Washington. Nov. 4. Tbe proeecutioa
of Theonore L- Page and "Warren 1. Cofiee,
charged with tbe Bale of liquor at the
capltol revuraranoB in violation of tbe law.
waa dismissed today by tbe court of appeals
of tbe repartment of Columbia.
Tbe court held that the art waa not
Intended te apply to tbe aapitol.
DECLINE CARNEGIE LIBRARY
Alaaar taeeaslea try Tat So ta ir.
waa UUvaalrt'
un.
A LEANT. X. T.. Nsv. 4. Tbe euestion of
ancepting flSE.000 from Andrew Carnegie
for the erection of a library building in
this city was put is a popular vole to day
and defeated by aa overwhelming majority.
DEATH RECORD.
Mra. tiara a E. Rlatr.
BLAIR, Neb, Nov. 4 (Special.) Mra.
Sarah E. Higley, aged S2 yesi. mother of
Harry H. Higley. died in thia city of pneu
monia after aa Illness of only one week,
Mrs. Higley was bora in Waukesha. Wia..
and came te this state in 1B1 and took
up her residence at Cuming City, thi
county, and moving to Blair in 1K6P, abnn
Blair a-as first started. She leaves of ber
immediate family ta-o latere, two brothers
and two sona, Harry H., manager of the
telephone service bere. and Vernon HiTly
of laves port, la.
Cwiaael L. 4W ai aaktaanaa,
WASHINGTON. Nov. 4 Colonel L. Q
Waahington. aged 77. of this city, died to
day. Through a collateral branch of the
Washington family be was related to George
Washington. Inning the civil war Colonel
Washington entered the confederate milt
tary service, later becoming chief clerk of
tbe confederate department of state and
towards tbe close of the war assistant sec
retary of stale
r-alllle. 1-heaaae.
TFT AN. Neb.. Nov. 4 (Special One of
the oldest setttera of thw oouaty died of
heart failure during tbe nigLt- Philip
Thomas, ab osned a fme farm two and
one-half miles aes: of town, a as found
Beard in ha bed this Booming Tbere as
only a soa of 1! years ai home at the time.
Mr. Thomas had been a aides er tor many
year.
ajra. Warta tw tallk.
ROCHEFTER. N. T-. Nov. 4 Mrs. Msria
Fax Emr fc. tbe kast member af the family
of rot Bisters, tbe angina tors of modern
Bpnm.aalism. died ai Newark. N. T.. todajr
at tbe age of ai years.
taaasSM tA aa abaa-
CKEEI'E. Cois.. No, t AI Bennett.
Hij. wt alt4tt Ll eva. &4v4 bci
bday at tyihoid-pnumaLia.
CAR RUNS INTO A SALOON
T a Pe-ayle K llte-s ta
teal ta Rai
City.
Tvliey lerU
KANSJ C7TT. Nov. 4 A bvy trolley
car on tbe Bread way line Jumped tbe trark
today at Fifth and Broadway and crashed
into a saloon. Ta person, a e-otuan and
a negro. ar killed, and an etber were
it.1ured None of tbe irjuvd will die.
Iead:
KRS MARGARET CRIST. C'latbe. Kaa
CH ARISES JOHNSON. KaBaas Ciry.
fl." I vet . 1
Itjurv-a-
Mie. Mollie Crist.. Olatbe. Kas.. cut anfl
bruised.
Mrs A. E. Cartmell. Kanae City, rut and
bruised
Mis Lirne Imsn. Kanna Cty. head and
shiulfler cut; severe shock.
Ernest MtMillin motorman. scalp, face
and shoulder badly rut.
Frank Gibson. Kansas City, bead and
boulder cut.
Mr. Rose Reaves. Kanstt City, cut anfl
hrui"f'u-
Tbe motorman lost control of tbe car at
the top of tbe hiK. two llotkc aaay. and
It flescendea at a terrific speed At Fif-t
"reet, wbere tbe trsck turn tbe car con-
tinned straight ahead. It smirk s wagon
Crist and dcugbtcr. a ho were on the sidt-
walk. through into tbe saloon
Tbe store front wa oompleiely demol
ished, and the -ar. badly damaged, landed
a-lib i paneenrer half a ay -.brough the
saloon room Mrs Crist ntd Johneon acre
instantly killed. None of tbe passengers
had time te Jump.
WESTERN UNION WINS SUIT
laserttll nee-Isle a ts fteaderea
tattesl State Clrratt art
at frt. raL
by
!rT- J tbe decision
ST. FAIT M:rn.,
banoed down yesterday by Judge Thayer
ot tne tnitec state circuit court ol an-
petls. in which tbe Great Northern as
a-orsted in Its suit to oust the vTestem ln
ion from the railroad's right of aay, the
AecisinB bold that ibe contention of tb
Great Northern RaiJsiy comjiany in thi
tnmence meant little les that .ronfiscatioc
The ctrruit court of appeal also further
holds that the contract which the telegraph
company has with tbe Great Northern wa
and 1 for perpetual right of aay and not
to be disrupted, but it i allcwcd that tbe
railway company is entitled to The cost ot
transporting any and all material which the
telegraph company uses la tbe construction
of it lines. The litigation trvolvea Sils
miles of lines built prior te IRi'I and new
valued at l2.50t.Wtft. Tbe lines are on the
old St. Paul, Mrsneapolis t Manitoba road.
built prior to and decided by the court to be
held Jointly by the telegraph and rallsay
companies.'
The court add that should the two com-
panies in dispute fail to agree a to tbe
amount of compensation for transporting
construction materials court win appoint
a master la chancery and two commission
ers to report and the court will then pass
oa the matter. Judge Thayer wrote the
fieeiaion anfl Judge Caldwell concurred,
Judge Sanborn dissented. ' The decision is
regarded as very Important, in view of -he
litigation of a somewhat similar character
now pending in tbe east.
AERONAUT FALLS TO DEATH
Wlaeteva-Trar Urt laatata ta iMVai.
ta( la Srte af aara-
...' -'
ANN A, HI- Nov. 4. tor Morrison, an
Inexperienced aeronaut of Galesburg. aged
If, tell from a balloon bere today and was
instantly killed. Ebe bad ascended to a
height of 2.000 feet, banging by her arms
as abe started, being unable t o pull herself
up to the trapese bar.
"Professor" Scbwartx. a-bo regularly
makes ascensions for a carnival company,
endeavored to persuade ber not to go up.
although she bad made two successful as
censions last week at Lincoln. She In
sisted, and refused to allow htm to fasten 1
tbe life ltne to tbe trapese bar.
YATES JS GETTING BETTER
Teastislsn De-rltaee aaa Peeler
Kara C'waalrtwa te Saw ftarta-tacaee-r.
SPRIVGnELD, III.. Nov. 4 Dr. L. C
Taylor. Governor Tate' physician, stated
tonight that tbe governor condition bad
Improved and that tbe delirium a-hiuh be
had experienced from the rise of fever a
Monday had almost passed away.
His temperature tonight was 101 an 8 bis
condition it considered satisfactory-
SWITCHMAN UNDER WHEELS
J. c.
Batler
Mtaaea fsattaa; aa4 la
Kill ta ssstk
Tarta
J. C. Butler, who resided at 2630 K street.
South Omaha, and was employed aa switch
man for the Vnion Stock Tards company,
was killed last night a nils at work.. But
ler tried to jump upon the foot board of
engine No. i aa the engine was creasing
X street and fell tinder the wheels. Rela
tives of the deceased who reside at Gales
burg, in., have been notified of his death.
J7 DRJWGHT is
And
tbere is
nothing you
can use for defense
cquil to Ayer's
Cherry Pectoril.
It prevents. It pro
V, FACE it!!! 3
tects. Even after you have the severe cold, or the
hard cough of bronchitis, la grippe, or asthma, you
may come off conqueror with this standard family
cough medicine. More than this:
J7 Consumption itself may be cured. In the
J Vw rst KtgP acarly
1 our ooctor will gladly tell you why this medi
cine has such soothing and healing power.
C. ATX OO. XawU. kaav
I ket) fauna Aytr't Cbrrry Pectoral tbe best aB-roond
remedy for influenza, bronchitia, courhi, and Jur.t troublct thai
Ittv rvtr trL- A4. Lode-man, M.D-, Ithaca, K. T.
i imiPv IT QHITU HVini
a,,a,"J H" Vjt.iU.l
Oraritfi in Cry Ftidi fcrt IfinAt Talk of :
Yrw Bond lmu.
FINDS WIUST EE HkD TO ItlT. DtBTS
A alatatrat gMW tvr
twasltttaa at r.trketer. bet a
teaa te Take C are at Ob
llaratlaaa.
j
-hi)r , r,nIlfl proposhton a a ruhml tefl
i tn tY)fl pj, a1 elertion vetrrtv.
j 1t upflcmood ibt an effort will 1 msdr
, lt) lnp ppritig 1 hve ibe voter rrpreat
Tbeir manioc on tbe voting of bona ir
; ) lmfl for .b? xkitlt vr ,n, prerlap.
i cverlr pea amount t7f wir and ha
j acrunuUa: ing for yar,. Tbe present
i admin itra-ion i not te blame fcr any of
;,be funds being pverfirav-n ftr ibe reason
' ilia i utrocrt ercnomy ba been ex'-cieefl
!'ft a bopfl issTje in ibe tpring lb- city.
it i taied. ctn practically pull itself
' ou: c? 8"bt and pev raub for aarmn-.R. ihu
. sarinr s larrr amcuni in intet;t
! A committee of the council wi:i noon take
! up tbi matter and the vhoir matter wiTl
of the ccmmtite made public ih-ctitfc
pre.
Tree Kiert ltm.
hr
! Mondy night the South Omaha Cutler
troop met and after drill elected officer
j The change in the bead of the troop v a
, made peoeBL.-y by tbe remimEtion of Ccp
I tain W. L Hclland
Brut McCuHoch wa elec.efl cupiain and
Harry E. Tej;c wa chosen a f:rr.t lieu
lenuxt. .lamef H. Iun;:atwtn waf made
second lieutenant.
In the btin-commiBplonefl officer lip W.
E Cox aar made hrsi sc-rean; and M L
Micarman quartermasicr sergeant.
I The other eergcam elected acre CharW
I Vann A J Ti.rri.ii w t T tn...
1..
Tbe corporal are C. Chufu. R A
Krdibs.
men.
John Baric
and William C'fier-
A civil orctmzaiicn aa also arranged
for and Bruce MnCullotb vac rbnsex a
president with Joseph Fewer a swrrtarv.
! Tboma Parker is tnencitl secretary and
' Charles Muin. traiurer.
j vTben tbe election wa over tbe troop
j passed resolution commending CaptaiB
Holland fcr ni a ork and expressing re
i gret at hi rciirement from the service,
i Bv a vote of the troop Captain Holland
aa unariraouRly elcted an boiiorarv mem-
' ber
MrWIIaeb seait Dm-ib
Tesieraey afiemoon Bruce McCuHoch.
( resident oT the library board, sent to Mr.
j Andrew Camgie a certified copy of ihc
I c):t ordinance which bind tbe city to
I provide each year a maintenance fund of
i lr, w- 'When these paper receh Mr Car-
i " i er;clea that the long lookd
I Tor donation for a building will be forth
coming. i
Dawabertr rrtea.
j . .
! Xiaugberty aiea at tbe South
ll"1. y"B1 fTa'"' lrom "hock
j Wuries sustainea Monday night.
I . a"F hmVr !" h OVHT bT ' mot or lrtin
at j wenty-iourth and N streets, while at- !
tempting to board a car. As be hsd one
wooden leg his progress wa rather slow
and tbe ear started sooner than be ex
pected. After examination by physician
it a-as decided that amputation of the
crushed limb would not help matters. The
funeral announcement win be made later.
Ma-art -r- Ciaaatp.
Paul Barley is reported to be on the sick
list.
The best f order prevailed at tbe poll
yesterday.
Luther E. Kinsley and wife announce the !
mnn ci a son.
Mrs. L. C. Gibson i tn TrtHcoTiBin
t-
lenumg tne runerai M her 1st tier.
On account of the elnctioc the office
the city treasurer aa closed yesterdav.
of
The Board of Education i asking for
bifls fiir slate blackboard for the Loa'eli
school.
Tbe Magic City King s Tiaupfcter e-ill
meet Thursday afternoon aith Mrs. Ames.
Twerty-third and I streeta.
It. T. H. Ensor left last right for Fres
cott. Ajizima. a berv he e-ill ejtend a month
looking after hi naming lute; eels,
Mrs. H. J. HaPcock. Ta'entieth and Mis
souri avenue aill entertain the woman's
auxiliary ol St. Martin church thi after
noon. W. S King returned yesterday from
Sioux City, a here be went to make ar
rangement for tbe return to Omaha of
tbe eieamer Castalia.
Funeral services over tbe remain of
Henry C. Lefler were held at Sirlngfeld
yesterday afternoon, uit a numit of
South tuna ha people attended.
Mayor Koutsky made it a point to make
visit te all of the polling places y-esier-oay
tn order to see that the policemen on
the beats were doing their duty.
The new ruling of Juope Baxter in regard
to the swearing in of vote proved to he
a great relief to City Clerk Bhrigley yes
terday. He swora in leas than a ecore of
votes all day
Charles Griffith, an employe of ar. G
Sloane a Co.. aa thrown from a a-agon
at Twenty-fifth and F streets yesterday
afternoon and seriously, although not
dangerously injured. Lm ttie a agon at tbe
time were several little boys, one of them
a son of Mr. Hull, living at Twenty-first
and I streets. Mr. Griffith wa attended
by rr. W. M Iwra, white Ir. W H. Sla
bs ugh attended the little hove. The team
took fright after tbe oollis'on and ran for
some distance, but did us barm.
BumJ Wrta
Jmir true of
coxiiitipa tint.. Tt bfiriM
tnttiiy intalftfijec, but Zr. Kinr' N4?v Lat
Pillc cure or ne pay. Only 2io. For u
by Kuhn ft Co.
a FOB
all ; later on, not so many.
Cnnrt All nflEnTCDO
I llWi.l Mlala yUlill I bllU
PEOPLE FIND
An lntcmtinr Lcller Conccrn-
!f!f the wicrits cf Pem na
i 1 1
h
? m
A Chanre of Climate Does Not
AIavs Cure Catarrh
. c
A ravoraMe Climate and Pe ru-na
Is VSell-Nirii infailbk
( i LiaA It will on a freat
a freat deal for :he
! va cure rT t imr-h Tl.e t-t ATr
marhj. bum id locality it a incjiiity a bere
it i high and dry. r.h licar Kkiet and
bracing stmnspberc will flc a preut Seal.
In fact it a ill do a'ondcr in relieving ca-
larrh. but it U1 not do ail Tbere remain
: something fur Fertina to dc in addition.
I The AssiFtent Manager of a large boui
j for the accommodation of pwople ht are
; seeking ihc climaie of California tor relief
! from catarrhal diseases, lestine ibal T'e-
rcna i necessary in sfldnion to the sbolc
j Bumf dimsie of our wesirm coast
Tv'c (io not wish to uiidervslur tbe wnrih
of a good climaie. but it must be return. -b"red
that ahile one .-.atarrhLj victim can
; a-au iiimseii oi the wnert loiiowiiig a
I change of climate, one hundred arc put iiliie
; to oo so. Even thuee who ctn aflord a
I change of climate a ill find Feruna a good
addition to their treatment, but for tbe
hundred abo raust Kty ai home Feruna
is absolutely indispensable. There i no
other way to get rid of tbe baneful in
fluence of catarrh than a course of treat
ment aith Feruna.
A an instance wbere Feruna ha been
found necessary, even in tbe midst of tbe
te m climatic influence, ae give tbe testi
monial df Mr. Anne L. Turner tf Cali
fornia. Mr. Anne L. Turner. Aisistact Manager
j&:$,ivt Am.-.
I 1 T-rr' 1
VE GUARANTEE TO CURE CONTAGIOUS
BLOOD POISON
Vr iirvr trmxntl wtth nia-ttrt1. Muntieai
-jrrnw tn ut. wi'rtu. (ut rnutnj emiHovrd
1 u out ynumtilT ai tiunn:, and titf kvaat
Note Our Ouar&ntee.
Call today
Office Hours: 9 a. tn.
HILL MPn CIilL fifl..
Vrltf u today full fwn.iru.ar of your
The men who have made the greatest
success in farming, in breeding, in fruit
growing in every branch of agriculture,
are the writers for
THE
TWBmETti cEmrar
FARKIR
Among those whose articles will appear
during the next few months are:
Jemes Wilson, Secretary of Agriculture; F. D.
Coburn, Secretary Kansas State Board of Agri
culture; Prof. C. F. Curtiss, Iowa Agricultural
College; B. O. Ayksworth, President Colorado
Agricultural College; CoL F. M. Woods, the
noted live stock auctioneer; Chas. E. Bessey, the
gTeat botanist; John Gosling-, the noted beef cx
jcrt; Frederick W. Taylor, Director of Agricul
ture at St. Louis World's Fair, and many other
veil known men, -whose ideas are -worth dollars
to every progressive farmer and stock raiser.
Writ lor fraa baoklat and aa.mpls copy. Prioa. S1.00 per year.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER.
FaaKaat Sr.j Omaha, Nib.
Wa want a good afent at srvcry peat effica.
nun f tbe BEirripn.
HALF TONE GUTS
tsu 11
TEE ILLUSTRiTED BEE
trass tim ta tlaas are tor aals at to
avbUoaiksa atbos all ta gooi oaadi
Uoa aa pnooa.
fV C"ClfTTs IL
pDinYROYAL FILL
r-TLSAr. - lata mm lTm
a (BICillflUi's K.i.lA&m
mm t. 1 , 1..I
a. rtO. t-a
VOMENI
rmaaaf tutt
finui muuttrt vtjru
. 4nMMrai bra'w
. Juurrufm. aut m Sins sa.itnv mtns. tuuai
brat Oa,
a u sLaa m vt'
lrtaja;k4a Baaas
nr Tiir ninnr
Ul III. ULUUU
BENEFIT III PE-RU-IIA.
ar
rrn
ELD
r
mm
t e Aipiae 1afra." L.rk.
l ai a. tL
c Vpine TaierrT Is the Most
Noted Place in Cal forn.a Hun
dreds of Travelers Go lp the
Ml Lowe R. R. to This famaus
Place.
"1 ,pln Tavert..'
Ei Lo luur'ain. Chi
v rue
'lurin: the past 1 nr years w e hur
laire number of truest w bo cemt
iiwr in search of heeith.and i cuw not
help hut notice thst a lumher of these
carried Peruna i.nd took it w hile here.
I heard many pood tfrnrt f-aid of It r
th'j.se wi ht u.-d :u s.o I decided to try it
for a few uomhs vhile I wa under
fperia! rtrain and ot-irrai-ora.. I did sf
and found that I was able to do tw ice
at-hat I usually did; re v appetite w as ex
ce:tent. and I w Hi. able t j rt.t. w eil.
husband twk it after he had con
traded a heavy cold, and it t ured him
in four 6a vs.. consider Peruna a re
tnarVahle medicine, and do not wonder
tht people from til Quarter of the
rUh find benefit in its use." Anne L.
1 urner.
4 (r'vaa' I aoaroeaveat.
Hon. Harry Skinner. rc-Mrmher or Coi.
gren from Ntinh C'crol ma . vtmc from
Greenvilje. N C. a foUows:
'Tour Feruna na a tonic and a cure for
catarrhal trouble ha been so reDerallv
LS'fl by mtcv of my friends and acquair;
tB'. e with such great success thai 3 cae
salely recomniend it excellence to ail pet
son bo t-e FuCenng from the Banie.'-
Harry Fkinner.
If jou do not derive pmnpt and ee'i
factory result from tbe use of Feruna.
sTiie at once to Ir. Hatman. giving a fiill
siatemect of your cuse and be will !
pleased to give you hia valuable advice
giatia.
Aulrafc Ir. Hartmun. President of Tbr
Hi: it mac Sanitarium, Colutubu. CI.
No matter bcrw long stand
ing, in tea to t cnty Uy&. . .
mm
THE MILL riEDlCAL CO. hb tbe terv4ow of le
atiitlitul aaft:iii.tliti ni A.meTirm Thtrr uuhtMittBuif;)w mir that thr wiinn
urm of Hmod Fntnonttir Cave w rurrt TtMr ntvmt all prrniiiir hi tun
till drwadtul court- cotnf Mud m thftn Tiwv rtiarfrt- awrinui.sij tm 1 -iut.
Inr mdvior anil exaniiisatifit. ano will mm iu Lu amy i uku It : i-n
hvf bm tmaitkH viarrrtwrr ant) art tiiampimuad ai tlie lailurr n1 a i-n
T Lit ii.(rWlMMl Willi v biirh 5 .HIT t'UT I. actuinLpUMtiru, i iihh ti Ul- V r
wil) curt ynu apBHtili BUTwty anfl wailr and you rwu uiit my a miliar until
fan arc ruracL
V trtiat pucirwiwrfulty all trrmf of tliaeaiMir utitl tit r-irr it vttliiii Lti
raari of all Iwi bai Of in1 Iefiayti ktv Dauprfu H mm ynu riMi.-
Iir tt rrmsult urn Cur ait(iaUan m aiMa. m t.bt i'ruiad arr rrie;n
ttirouphnir Uw cvtlumi w-urin
OUR fPECI A,LTIES ARE
BLOOD POISONING. MTAL VS EAKNESSLS,
VARICOCELE and SKIN DISEASES
llltlrfa ii ia"a 11 vnu rjiniint
in hunic tt-na: nhftnt t nuifsfn:
? of it it ynu may ruta
for tomorrow mav be too late.
to &i$0 p. m. every Ajy.
Rowb-IO-II PalXerMeB BJock
623 Farnarn Street, Omtha. Neb.
an d mattwr -ail b afnit tn platr ftuvf-iirpoa ai mitw
DR.
McGREVV
SPECIAUtT
Ttaata all terms af
ISX1SI.S ail
I'liOaDLtS Of
MEN ONLY
fT tears ILzpcnenns.
1 Tears ts On
His tvcnariahis suo-
tia ttrxrrr Immtt.
quaiad ana ri dar tunna auary flatiar
lt men at tha cuod a is AuiEg. or :
rvTisf V baa T'vi.
Kfit Sprinp TreitEent tcr $pt:i:$
tio all Bli'ort F ma ana SO "ERJla KINO
OVT" oa itw oam ar fa aria ail -a.ieriiai
aia-ua at ta u dls4jxiar ai aixaa.
BICQD BlSEiSE:i.ar..tt
YlRtCOCELE
UYLR ilU.UUi) ourrotCuu-tr, "iuait
uusm CUK.B4hT;aa. U'MiLiJt,
Otart.. tiiUXtcf rn.ua biantirr jjiwiaan. tij
arojaa
WlICK Ct'RXa IXjW CHAhGLa
Trea.'-iui;t b) xui-i. Y. Q. uui oa cS-ot
ovar l a. uu aai sal. Mil wu arbaja mmt
Llaa kfru, U Ai-.
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