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OVEMER
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LAME BACK?
CLOUDY URINE ?
Indicate Your Kidney Are Diseased. Test Your Urine and find Out. Thousands
of Hen and W omen Have Kidney and Bladder Disease and
Do Not Know It Until It Is Too Late.
WEAK, UNHEALTHY KIDNEYS
v tpiu unTTI v fiP WARNFR'B 8 A FTC TfRR. THE WORTH'S GREATEST
KIPNKY CI -HE ?BENT AmSiTeLt FKEk! POSTPAID TO EVERY READER OF
T,'lf yoY pains In vour bark. If y..r urine I discolored or you havs ' pain while
passing It. TEST VOIR klDNISY. Put rn "or.f,ln ,ur,'"r, .T.,. ."loHrtlh brick!
.let It stand for twer.ty-f,:ur hour. If thep.lt C,T ,rvc?",tVT..v
hut sediment or If mlr.s or germs fl.. "" I" ." V ' 'fS. hSwTSd:
If. after you hne mad till test, you have .ny doubt In your mind las to the develop
inem of rt,e rilas.- In your rysum een.l a cample of your urine, and our doctors
win .'inalyte It nnrt senn you a report wit" -
Mr. W. C. lirrnt. of J72KW. Franalln St.,
Baltimore, 11., who ha a serious ruse of
Idney ami bladder trouble,, : "I W"
almost prostrutrd with excruciating pains .'
in my back. I hud Inflammation of tn- ; '
Madder and uilnary organs; nothing seemerl ,
to give me relief until l used Warner's SaiV '
Cure. I sent for a tree trial bottle. It did
me so much good I bought a large bottl-.
When I had taken It every one notlred tlv . .
difference In my appearance, and I felt like
a, now man. Safe Cure cured my bladder
and urinary troubles and henled mV kid
neys, the source of the trouble. I cannot
say too murh .n praise of Warner's Safe
Cure, which Is t blessing to thor afflicted
with unhealthy kldnys and bladder."
T'nhealthy kidneys. If neglected, cause
Inflammation of the bladder and urinary
organs, diabetes, Bright f disease, rheuma
tism, rheumatic gout, torpid liver, crscma,
jaundice, uric acid poison, gall stonis, and
will soon affect the entire system and
prove fatal. ,
'mm
'fa
Third lio " 57
Fourth ..i.. K'S S71 115 :'1J
Fifth s7 l!t
Sixth 3"
totals . '. 1MS 1MB HR4 2141
COUNTRY PRF.CINCTS.
Hitch- How
Mercer, cock. Mercer, ard.
Panson l7 12 M H
Chicago 113 ISt 1M 13
Clontarf 4 IS IS
Douglas 6J TS 74 P
Dundee .V 64 ' 7 4!
Ksst Omaha .... 34 47 S! 1
Klkhorn (W 77 - 77
Florence l 111 . 14 110
Jefferson 112 7 111 M
McArdlo 77 PS 79 73
Millard SI ss M ins
Platte Valley ... i; 1 m 144
Vnlon 07 W HO W
Waterloo 112 125 112 1J
Totals .". 1158 1242 127J 15
DOUGLAS COUNTY-TOTAL FOR CON
GRESSMAN. Hitch- 'ltow-
Mercer. cock. Mercer, ard.
Omaha 72.VJ SKM rWt W
South Omaha Ulft . Iftffl 154 2414
Country precincts 1158 124J UT2 . 128
Urand total..."94 .li?71 1312() VMl
Majority 1747 ,
McArdla . M
Millard , 1"
I'lhtta Valley....; li
I'nlon ..... 4J
Waterloo I l'
Totala
49
til
;
v.
n
ll
41
WILL FIX CATTLE RATES
569
MR. W. BRtNT.
WARXRR'g sIKE CI'RK Is prescribed and used by doctors n ta only absolute
cure for all these diseases of the kidneys, liver, bladder and wood.- It will pure any
case, It matters nor how serious. If taken In time. It ha cured Iholisnnda of cases.
W4HJiKH'S KAFR 1111.4 move the bowels gently and-aid a speedy cur.'
Whh all other medicines failed, the free trial has ben knowt to out1 many
roses when the Ut was made In the carlv stagea of the disease, Warner's Safe
Cure Is purely vegetable? It contains no narcotic, eir harmful drug found In many
f.o-called euros. It 1 free from sediment and pleasant vo take. fltewara of so
called kidney curta full of sediment and of bad color; , they are positively harmful
and do not cure.) You can buy Warner's Safe Cure at your .druggists or olroct. Two
ulifs. .Vic snd $I.X a bottle. -
HF.FIftR gl tlsTITl TKS Wn IMITATION'S. There la nona "Juat as good" a
Warner's. Insist on the genuine, which always cures. Substitutes contain harmful
drugs which Injure the system ... '
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.
afll be sent absolutely free.
To convince every sufferer from dlsea: of the kidneys, liver, bladder and blood
that Warner's Safe Cure will cure them a trial bottle will be sent absolutely free.
postpaid. Also a vitluable medical booklf-1 which tells all about the diseases or the
LOBECK FAILS OF ELECTION
Finishes the Rap Aalt Hesrr Mr
naal4 for jCoaimtler with
Tfclrty-Tnr Vwtea l.arklaft.
Before the republican county convention C.
O. Lobeck. populist-democrat, confessed
ferreM desire to run against Henry McDon
ald for commissioner from the Third rom-
iBlssloner district. His wish has been grati
fied. He "ran ggalnil" McDonald In the
literal gense and tna reboupd finds hire 33
rotei behind the republican. The detailed
result Is ebow la the following table:
McDonald. I-ObecK.
34
2.4bi
Iatrntite Commerc Oouimisaiou Itarts Its
IuTestigatioi Today.
RAILROADS PREPARE TO DEFEND CHARGES
Rating Will lie Made Finally Heeld
Ing Legal Tariff for ( arrlaae
f Western Stork to 1 hi-raa-o
Markets.
Fifth war.
Sixth ward...,.,..
Ninth ward. ...;,.,
East omana.
Totalt :
FOR THE STATE LEGISLATURE Malorlly
B2
.1,284
, 712
47
, 7,517
3-t
How the Republican and Faaloa
Nominees Mae t After
. Tuesday's Battle.
Following ia the total' vote on the legis
lative tickets in Douglas county:
Senate. .
HICREf HAS STRONG LEAD
(Continued from First Pag"!.)
Hall (rep
Howell (rep).....
Saunders (rep)...
Hunt (fun.)
Weaver if us.)....
Welpton (fua.)...
Ifoase.
Gilbert (rep.)
Koetter (rep.)...-
Mangold (rep.)....,....
Morsman (rep.)
Nelson (rep.)
Rlggs (rep.)
Shelley (rtp.)
Ten Eyck (rep.) ,
Wallace (rep.)
Butler (fus.).-.i. ......
Kennedy tfus.) -
Martin (fus.)
McArdle (fus.)
McPeavItt (fua.)....".
Mcintosh (fus.).......
Payne (fus.)
Ulanck (fus.)
Rohlf (fus.)
10.417
10,239
' 10.3S7
9.610
9.4S7
,j7
10.J04
10.040
10.SM
10,
Polk
Red WI1IOW
Richardson
Rock
i Saunders ...
Seward .....
Sherman ..
Stanton .....
Thayer
valley ......
Wayne
Webster ....
York i..
...
... M
.A 2132
r. "7
(.. 4:
... J B47
...
... v"10
... ;.w
... ii
!.. 3
;.. S.780 ,
l:KB
llHjf)
?')7S
16"'2
itltt .
12!K'
.W
. 718
Vi4l
WI5
XI
Uli
KM
42ti
21ai
17f
451
tiSM
172:i
781
1148
136ti
2"SH
Totals ....
One precinct missing.
i .Li.
(KRS8 78817
Plurality.
133
HIS
2472
as
JSX
723
7(M
133
812
70
l.V.t
1858
7SI29
IS LINDSAY CONFIDENTLY WAITING
10JJ4
State Chairman Haa Nothing f armer
10.211
10,878
.04
10.120
. V.M4
. 9.800
. 8.332
. 9.707
. 9.68
. 8 501
. 9,027
to Say la Regard ta Hul
' llcaa ;Tlctory.
CHICAGO. Nov. 5. Membeis of the In
terstate Commerce commission will begin
tomorrow an Investigation Into the chargo
mado by the Chicago ' Livestock associa
tion that discriminating rates against live
stock are in effect lu the west. The ses-
sjons of the ronituisalou promlxe to be In
teresting, aa tho railroads are prepared to
defend the existing rates.
' Tho chairman of the commission said to
night that ruling unmistakably govern
ing the rate will be made.
With reference to rates In genernl he
said:
' "The commission has found the rate sit
uation better In tho last few months than
It has ever been since the paseago of the
interstate commerce act. In my Judg
ment the Injunctions Issued by the Vnlted
States courts restraining cut rates snd
preferences have been effectual and have
proved s splendid thing for both the rail
roads and the shippers. Tho commission
would . therefore like to sec them made
perpetual, for we sre of the opinion that
they have resulted In causing traffic all
over the country to be carried on the pub
llshed taflfTs. They have made actual and
published tariffs synonymous."
NICHOLS COMES TO NEBRASKA
Rock Island, Illinois, Superintendent
la Removed to Falr-bary.
country anJ the settlement of cfurfitlor. as
suring friendly relations with foreign coun
tries, the chamber would be pleased by ilia
suspension of the' law of compulsory mili
tary service. Among the signers of the
resolution sre (ienrrals Manuel Campos and
Carlos Capdevlla.
PERU HAS A NEW CABINET
Recently Appointed Premier Select
Members Who Take Oath of
tllflre and Qualify.
, . .. . .-. V
be; srt tnlportanl adjunct" to the navf Itself.
Another reason for Its formation is to en
lighten peeplo n the interior on -'naval
mntter and tell them whnt a navy moans
(o the country and what it omjht to mean
to them. The league will send pamphlets
snd papers in which naval matters are
ClscU'sed to all those who are members."
OUTPUT OF PACKING HOUSES
Moderate Ilnlaraement In the Mar
ketlngv of Una Is Mntrd at
Parkin; t enters.
LIMA. Peru, Nov. 5. The members of
the uew cabinet organised
Larrabure-l'nanue will take
office today. The portfolios have been as
signed as follows:
President of the cabinet and minister of
foreign affairs, Eugento Larrabure-liiSDue;
minister of home affairs, Dr. Rafael Vll
tapuvs; minister of Justice, Telemaeo Orl-
huela: minister of war. Commander MSnuol
A. Vlllavlcenclo; minister of finance, Pablo
Sarria; minister of public works, Dr. David
Matto.
by Fugcnio j CINCINNATI, isov. o. -special ieic
the oath of L gram.) -The Trice Current ears: There
. . . .... A t .W..
OSS Deen a moaersie riiiurgenieni to--marketing
of hogs, the total western pack
ing being 455.000. compared with 415.00H
the precedlngweek and 4!0,000 last year.
For eight months, from Marctx 1 to Octo
ber ni, the parking has bren spproxlmstel..'
12,0i".,0iio, a dccreoite of 3.0C,000 compared
with last year.
PEACE TALK MUST BE FRENCH
1'orrer Disease Official I.ansaagc
for I'se Before Ilagae
Trlbaaal.
i
LONDON. Not. . Th Brussels rorre- ,
spondent of the Standard says the powers !
arc at present negotiating with a view of !
rearranging the International arbitration
court at The Hague.
France and Belgium propose that French
be the official language of the court. The
language difficulty was exemplified during
the recent controversy betwecp tho I'nlted
States and Mexico, when the lawyers spoke
In English, French and Spanish.
ABSOLUTE
SECURITY.
Genuine
kidneys, liver and bladder, with a prescription for each disease, and many of the
ul patients wno nave Deen cureu
to write Warner's Safe Cure Company.
thousands of testimonials received dally from grateful
hv Warner's Snfo ure. All votl have to do Is to write
Rochester. N. V.. and mention having read this liberal off'.r In this paper. The
4senuinene?s of thie offer is fully guaranteed by the publisher, ...
Second Ill 88 157 K2
Third 85 117 1X2 Vi
Fourth 115 11.1 . 175 VU
Fifth 75 7 115 S2
Hlxth : W 10 110 121
Seventh 47 lu9 SB 1HU
Totals 627 771 f) 16 836
Majority ... 144 110 . ...
SIXTH WARD
Thomp- Die- Poyn-
Preclnct. Mickey. son. trlch. ter.
First 1H5 117 178 120
Second U 42 110 88
Third 150 112 m 153
Fourth 01 !l f'7 12
Fifth 15 H 134
'Sixth 91 88 148 111
Seventh 45 . 61 1'V. M
Klghth 1 13 250 . 191
Ninth 125 1"2 Pit 10-
Tenth 125 1"2 17 127
.i;itventh 88 Jl 117 132
Totals 1251 1077 1763 1347
Majority 174 ... 416
WUVKNTII WARD.
Country Precincts 1100 1lfi
Grand total... 9.031 11478
Majority 2447
1248
13642
1291
13888
Precinct.'
First
r econd ....
Third
Fourth ....
Fifth
fclxth
I Trig, ,
Majority .
Precinct.
First
rVcotnl ...
Third
V'ourth ...
l lfth
Sixth ....
iheventh ..
Klghth ...
Totals
Majority .
Precinct.
First .......
r'eeond ..i.
Third
Fourth ....
Fifth ......
Sixth ......
Totals' .
Majority ..
Wards.
First J..
Second ....
i hlrd
Fourth ....
Fifth
Sixth
Mickey.
119
1!)
1X4
.. . . . 77
115
1W
Xhomp
son. P'3
Iu3
lit
146
VI
8V
Pie- Poyn-
COUNTY VOTE ON CONGRESSMAN
Mkowlng by Precincts and ( omparlaoa
Trlth Vote of Two
Yenra Aa;o
In the following tables will be found the
vote of Douglas county by prectucts on con-
grrssmsn, and comparisons wjlh the vote
of two years ago-
FIRST 'ttOJ..
. ' ' ; Hitch- ' Hot-
Mercef. cock. Meror. ard
' 1j
FIOHTH WARD.
Mickey.
128
.. .. M
96
Vi
117
!
74
lull
Thomp
son. 13')
ll)8
122
67
pa
85
US
140
....... 815 873
. 58
NINTH WARD.
Thomp-
trich. ter.1
hxi m
257 I'l
168 - 1W i
125 140 .
11 118
129 77
329
Die- Poyn-
trl.-h. ter.
204 lit
155 183
11 HI
93 S5
174 108
171 I'd
123 127
13S
12SU 974
Precinct.
First .w...
Second ...
Third
Fourth ..
Fifth
Sixth
Seventh .
Eighth ...
Totals
Majority .
87
64
68
57
is)
W
83
51
526
136
84
153
Til '
M
. 101
110
50
8?0
130
67
KV
85 '
141
S.3 ,
2
63
... aw.
. SECOND WARD.
Hitch.
, 170
sa
185
106
117
95
115
97
950
1T7
VOTE BELOW THE GOVERNOR
Haw litst Ticket Was HaJidled
Regards Leaser 'offices to
Be Filled.
Following Is the total vote ou the state
ticket below the office of governor:
t.TITtTTtfVANT GOVERNOR.
Mcailton; republican -
Gilbert, fusionlst ...10,163
RKCTiETARY OF STATE.
Marah. republican... W.1T?
Powers, luelonlst i 9,847
-.-' -TREASURER. ' '
Mortensen. reoubllcan. .30,500
Lvman. fusionlst 9.1M
AUDITOR. : .. .
U'.alnn i-Anllhltc&n .....10,431
De Franco, fiislonlat' 9,364
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Prout, republican w 1?'J
Droady. . fualpnist ,28
COMMISSIONER. .
Follmsr. republican....... 10.2!16
Bren nan. fusionlst 9.468
SUPERINTENDENT OF INSTRUCTION.
Fowler, republican .'....'...10,445
Smith.- fusionlst ...... 8.937
VOTE FOR BOAhD OF EDUCATION
Beaabllean Members AH Elected by
Pluralities of Mast Fail
! iteo Sort. '.'
How-
rreqlttct. MrcrY abakyair!(, -ar ...... . , ;.T7' . -j-'v
irst .,.......'.i.r. 08: T lis m 110 ;??14 FoIlowiD Is the total " ot flie trloni
Mickey
118
192
121
22
118
....v '764
.... 133'
son.
15
ny
103
102
92
128
631
3"S
Die- Poyn-
trli'h. ter.
120
171
228
15S
J.V
H9
1025
412
Wl
1
!
117
77
114
613
Firs
Second
Third
Fourth".;.
Fifth
Sixth
Seventh ..
Klghth' ...
Ninth s...
Tenth.
Kldvenlh .
Totals
Majority .
Precinct.
First
Second ....
Th!rd
Fourth
Fifth
Sixth
Seventh ...
Klghth ....
Ninth
Tenth
80UTPI OMAHA.
Totals
' ' Thomp- Die- Poyn
1 MlckeV. son. trlch. ter.
. , .TO
.. 132
.. IS)
.. 114
81
.. 282
W68-'-
373 9"0 816
S-VJ 3H0
44
XK'J 262 574
203 115 2"r2
875 . ....
aio78 1667 2429
' COUNTRY- PRKCINCTS.
Preoluct.
Renson . -.
C hicago . ,
.C'luntarf .......
Douglas
Dundee
Fast Omaha ,.
Flkhorn
: Florence
sl-fferson ......
McArdle
'Millard
-I'latia Valley
i'nlon ....n..
Voterioo ......
Totals ....
DOUGLAS COUNTY TOTAL VOTE FOR
GOVERNOR.
Thomp- Die- Poyn-
Mlckiv. son. trlch. ter
Omaha 75 V 17S7 98
South Omaha.... HW . 2078 1667 2429
,.x Thomp-Die-Poyn-
MU'key. aon. trlch. -ter.
k . 109 M 111
UP'.''-. 117 -12 ISO
4' 17 5 18
80 - 81 75 I'M
116 64 W 50
36 43 28 2S
73 72 ' -' . S3
112 b'7 1 . 114
107 !! 116 83
t SK h7 68
'61 115 2. 10)
lut 124' 117 141
84 87 I'll OS
121 115 1.13 171
UoO 1132 1-48 12U1
Totals 590 . Vm 1368
Majority ..'.. ... 469 286
FOURTH WARD.
Hitch.
Precinct. Mercer, cock. Mercer.
First 83 ' -85 164
Second 150 11
Third 1"4 76 , ' 159
Fourth 143 ' 86 ' W
Fifth HI 15
Sixth 66 74
Seventh 83 128 1 2S
Eighth 103 . 92 . 152
Ninth 158 100 2S2
Totals 12T 841 1492
Majority 186 ... ..tol
FIFTH WARD.
' breams and silvern
memories
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Gorham
Silver
Though not literally to
be classed with dreams,
is among the most
cherished of silvern
memories to those in
! whose households it
has found a cherished
place for three gener
ations. It is never out
of fashion. Its sound
'workmanship and ster
ling material give it an
enduring quality.
AU
responsible
J.w.l.r.
ksep it
135.
' 45
72 v
AO
77
45
. 92
68
809
THIRD
Mercer.
... . 76
(.5
77
71
37
44 '
43'
58
'
4..
95
183 .. .
" 11''
12V
itt
. 142
121
- 86 '.
. 158 ..
14a
1388
K4
WARp.
Hitch
cock.
115
- 8H
135
1V
98
90
92
118
91
66
,.187
' 97
84
. 81
100
1'W
' '86-.
100
loo
U7T
iu candidates for jnembership. In the Board, pt
uaucatioo:
Mercer.
186
153
161
156
, S2
84
122
142
' '.S8
' 'S7
; 134
12$
ll!
171
165
"i
' . 2l'
180
16S1
46(
How.
ard,
1S1
iuo
W. H. Butts, republican .......; 8.181
I)r. W. H. Chrlatle, republican 8.4.
John O. Detweiler. republican 8.284
VA k Lower. reoJbllean 7.84T
George D. Rica, republican..-.... .' T.929
Ir. C. F. Clark. fuBlonlat .7
G W. Noble. fuBionlst , 8.5.16
Clarke O. Powell, ruauiniat s.tuu
Klmer E. Thomas, ruslonlst b,o7
Frank Wilcox, fusionlst s 8.89S
Mrs. Annie O. Hirelns, socialist 1,673
Mrs. Manna B. Jurgensen. socialist..,.. l,o28
Mrs. Miriam P. Aicnvaine. socialist.... J.bza
Mrs Mltrv Pierce Koe. socialist 1.641
Mrs. Sarah Ver Mehren, socialist 1,514
122 FNnLISH AS CUUNfT All UKIMhT
iji -
iai
93 I lie rail! UBI OT m sJni7 o I
Three Handre Over His
iFrotn a Start Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. Nov. 6. (Special.) Repub
lican State Chairman' Lindsay ssld this
evening that he had no official or definite
statement to make, nor would he make
one until the returns were more complete.
He expressed th : belief, however, that
Mickey's majority would not fall far below
,000. It' was .slowly growing with ch
complete return, nd by noon tomorrow
he expected tq have practically- complete
returns. The. Beat legislature will cer
tainly contain rlnety-two republicans, and
this number is exported to be increased
by further returns.; Only three democrats
have so far been jetumod to tha state
senate. ' . t ; i.
The republican 'organization In Lincoln
was responsible for'. rb fact that the vote
was heavier than Is usual on on years.
An ampla number of carriage and workerr
had been provided and with efficient, aids
In each precinct ifcery few ? were over
looked. ' The fusionlato centered their
work largely in the First and Second
watds, where, owing, to factional fights, a
chance existed to sleet a democratic com
mlssloner. Thefe wa very little excite
ment over the election, and no disturb
ances occurred afc'any of the polling places.
The republican county committee Is very
anguine of be election, ot the entire
ticket. The majority for Mickey ts placed
at between 2,000' and 2.600, snd the county
Ucket will not fair far beldw this.
Forty-seven of the fifty-two precincts In
Lancaster county give Mickey for governor
1,344; Thompson, S.985. The remaining
praclncta will .robablr Increase Mickey's
majority slightly, giving him about 3,000
in , the county,, JDfnclal canvass will not
begin until tomtjrrowj. The . republicans
elected fhelr entire, county ticket by ma.
joritles averaging 1.800. except one officer.
Commissioner Tllton, who was defeated la
the Third district by forty-seven majority.
Tllton was msde. the victim of a fight led
by a bridge contractor whose '.contract was
recently declared Invalid In . tho courts.
The suit to knock It out was incited by
Commissioner Tllton, and the contractor
was knocked out of $8,000' wortU of work
because it was done after due warning had
been given by the filing of sn injunction
case.
TOI'EKA, Kan., Nov. 6. C. L. Nichols,
formerly superintendent of the Illinois di
vision of tho Rock Island, has been made
superintendent of the Nebraska division,
with headquarters at Fairhury. F. O.
Melcber of the Boston & Maine road will
take Nichols' place.
H. O. Sworthwood Is the new assistant
superintendent of telegraphs in place of
A. K. Ltngafelt, resigned.
BarHaa-ton Eleeta Directors.
CHICAGO. Nov. 8. The annual meeting
of the Chicago, Burlington A Quincy rail,
road (tho old company) was held today
at which the old directors were re-elected.
eent J. W. Stirling, who ts succeeded
by Robert Bacon of Now York..
etv Paul Koad Gets 'l8iinteaneat.
BALTIMORE,- Nov. 6. Hi W. Brennan,
master mechanic . at Newark, O., for the
Baltimore Ohio railroad, has resigned
SOCIALISTS WIN IN AUSTRIA
Carry Fifty Oot of Seventy Seats i
Diet and Also Coatrol
' ' Vienna Connell.
VIENNA, Nov. 6. Elections of members
to the Diet of lower Austria have resulted j
in a complete victory for the Christian
socialists, or clerical anti-semite party,
which captured all but one of the seats for
Vienna and which will command fifty out
of tho seventy seats in the assembly.
The majority gives Dr. Lueger com.
plete control of both the lower Austrian
Diet and the Vienna town council for the
next year. . s
Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
' Must Signature f
M PaeOlaUW Wrap Balsas
totakaaa
I CARTER'S
MP
CHINA WARS WITH BRIGANDS
-.r t
Heads Trootia ': to Troteet Railway
an HreMr' 1 p Bandit
'.. , ... ;.,, .'.Bands. '. ' ;i ,',.'''
LONLXTX. " Nov. B. In a' dispatch from
Pekln the Times saya Russia has sanctioned
the Chinese request for permission to dls-
reaiiABACM.
nn iiniNcss.
rOR l!U00REtS -FOI
TORPID UVtR.
FOR COMSTIPATIOI.
FCS UUOW f KIR.
rORTHCCOMPUXIOR
gnMWnuwMi.
86
38
77
68
90T
How
ard.
HI
99
SS
87
It
75
12)
107
S8
841
Oppoaeat.
The vote on county attorney la as follows:
Jefferis-, English,
OMAHA.
First ward
Second ward
Third ward
Fourth ward
Fifth ward
Blxth ward
Seventh ward.A.
Eighth ward
Ninth ward
Bouth Omaha....
I country
Totals
Majority
(rep.)
Kit
T99
21
91!
693
1414
767
KT2
771
1144
1306
98S1
Idem.)
767
1246
-' M2
, 780
68
87S
' 1S
- 38 !
1822
49
10109
25Z
Precinct.
First
Second ..v
Third
Fourth ...
Fifth
Blxth
BeVentti ..
Total .
Majority .
Hitch
Mejcer. cock
1
...... 11
92
108
70
eo
179
' 1:1 '
s?
1ti I
- no
llow-
JUercer. ard.
...... .i."
SIXTH
. 154-WARD
Hltcli-
171
184
144
183
'110
1J4
". w
&
177
139
73
122
1ZI
91
117
130
800
How-
14'J
81
16l) .
Fourth, , 4 '
Fifth Hi
Sixth 90
Seventh 42
Klghth 1!
Ninth 116
Tenth ISl
Eleventh 86
Mercer, .iioek- Mercer, ard
1J'
121
1U
90
ltd
101
lufl
131
IS?
4
lotr .
. 93
117
84
76.
142
1U
100
124
1134
Totala 1208
Majority .......... IS . .:.
SEVENTH WARD.
177
113
3M
1"
546
98
. 246
173
186
11S
1813
117
HOFELDT HAS RIGHT TO WHOOP
Peter the Blleat Emerge froas .Three.
Cornered Commissioner Ffaht
Safe 'Winner.
Despite the aort of C. H. Denhej, re-
publican nominee, and the war-like cru
sad, of Frank B. Hibbard. popullat nomi
nee, Peter O. Hofeldt seems destined to re
turn to his seat in the Board or County
Commissioners, as commmlssloaer from the
Fifth district. '
The vote looks thus:
Hofeldt. Denker. Hibbard.
Benson
e hlcago
Uougias
Dundee
Klkhorn
Florence . ....
77 62 70
ll
42 76 32
as ' ' 67 ' -16
, fv'i ' :.K M
8,7 64 79
1US 47 ' 47
1285
Precinct.
First
Second ....
Third
Fourth ....
Fifth
Blxth
Hitch-
Mercer, cock.
1
212
1W,
fc7
143
m
8A
109'
141
' S7
8
How
Mercer, ard.
197
2M
167
124
172
135
P33
94
93
129
144
78
; .. 2.. ....
EIGHT 11 WARD.
Hitch-'
Mereer, eock.
U
- 96
. 112
. r
117
Totals
Majority '.
; Fourth ...
Fifth .....
(Sixth
Totals
Majority
Wards; c
First i....'.
Seco'" ....
" TS
. I'M
831
JuO
122
66
1'
0'
rtl
IS")
How-
Mereer. ard.
ssfi
....... .... ' 63
NINfll WARD.
- Hitch.
fiercer, coek:
. 171
. ))
S3
1.
113
131
301
: 13
. SS2
145
117
128
FOOD CIANOES PEOPLE.
Both Adults and Babies.
Babies can eat and thrive on the same
kind of food that their elders do, when
that food happens t be Grape-Nuts.
"Our little baby girl hud spasms.
writes Mrs. Geo. B. Noble of West t'nioa,
I., "caused, the physician said, by tm
proper food. He advised a diet ot milk,
but she did not gain In . either health
weight or brightness, and we had to con
tinually use physic.
"We were elinplv wild, hopeless and mis
erable over our littlo one. For a long
lime I had been reading of Grape-Nuts
FEUD RAGES IN TEXAS TOWN
Three are Deaa aad One In Jail
Besnlt of Street "hoot
ing:. -
ORANGE. Tex.. Nov.' B. Jeff Cheaault,
City Marshal Jordan , and Tony Jones are
dead as a result of a "shooting affray here
late today.
Bad blood is said to have - existed for
som time between Chenault and Will Har
ris, who started the shooting. Today the
two met and Harris secured a shotgun and
killed Chenault and ran to escape the fire
of Chenault'a brother, but was apprehended
by City Marshal .Jordan, who was closa at
band. While the officer was conducting
blm to jail he was shot and killed and hi
orlsoaer escaoed. It Is not known who
killed Jordan,' ltbough there were a large
number of peonlo 'on the street at tho
time of the tragedy.'
Will Harris was" later rearrested and
placed in jail.'1 At this Juncture hi
brother, James Harris, started for a nearby
tore, declaring f hat . ba would procure a
weapon and take part lu tne anair.
It ! claimed -'that Tony Jones handed
Harris a gun. after, which the former
umped into a buggy, and as ho was drlv
log away officers appeared on the seen
and opened fire as Jones, inflicting wounds
from which he died a few minute later,
The town was thrown into a state of in
tease oxcitement and further trouble was
feared, but the sheriff ordered all saloons
to close until he gave them permission to
open.
MASCAGNI DOES NOT APPEAR
Oaarrela With Xaaaaeateat aad An
dlenee tiathered to Hear Rat.
elle Go Home.
B08TON, Nov. 5. Owing to complications
between Maicagni, the Italian compose
nd hi management, an audience that bad
assembled in the Muslo hall tonight to
witness th first production in America of
Mascagni's "Ratcllffe- ws disappointed by
the nonappearance of the composer-leader.
The ticket mouey was refunded sna the
people sent home, -
loo
ltw
1l'l
140
921
87
11
14
m
us
130
IMS
V
U.J
lit
119
646
How
Mareer. ard
1J0
W .,
SOUTH. pMAllA.
Mercer cock
,' a;;; -
l!7 Hi
!?S
229
160
1.1
192
lot4
443
How.
Merer nri,
:i - 114
il I and perhaps by inspiration I bought a park
age aud begau feeding tbem to her. After
the second mesl, a used no more physic
snd hive nevei used auy since. It was
wonderful to see her Improve. Her weight
was 174 pounds at two years; now it is 17
pounds at two years aad four months. The
doctor bad tear for her brain, the Spasms
having com from ber spins, but th con
liaued us of Grape-Nuts has mado ber
perfectly well, and there Is not a brighter
child in the state today than our Ilttl
I'H
"Everybody remark about her beautiful
complexion and her bright, witty speech
W art never now without Grapa-Nuta and
ftn think of ths awful period whsn w
vers In such desperat straits.' If I can in
any may latere! other, I am mors tbaa
milling to tel) than all I ca about Grp
97
llH)
102
120
73
107
j0
protect the railway and to suppress brig
andage.
The dowager empress has spontaneously
decided to construct a thirty-mile branch
lina from the Pekln-Han-Kau railway to
the western tombs.
that position to become superintendent of patt.n j qoo troops, outside the great wall to
motive power of tne cnicago, miiwbus
Bt. Paul railroad.
SHOWS REVOLT. IN SIAM
Massacre nesldenta to Adjust Taxes,
bnt Pass Europeans
By
VICTORIA. B. C. Nov. 5. Rev. R. Ir
ving, a missionary who arrived from Laos
Siam. the seen of the recent rebellion
by the Shinano Maru, says the 8hans,
whose, district is between Laos and Bur.
man, were' unjustly txcd by the Siamese
and thousands 1 of' thm rose in rebellion
They captured Muang Prea and massacred
all the Siamese they could lay their lianas
on. Seventeen or eighteen heads were re
moved by the victors, and even the gov
ernor wss not spared. '
Mr. Irving said the rebellious Sbans bore
no enmity to anybody but the Siamese,
They did not bother Europeans or other
natives.
Rendered confident by their victory, they
made a raid on Lakawan; The place wa
well fortified and the raiders were re
pulsed with loss.
KIDNAPED HIS , OWN CHILD!
Han Francisco Man Arrested tor
Stealing; Divorced Wife's
' Dangrhter. .
VICTORIA, B. C. Nov., 5. Captain John
M. Colmkh bf San Francisco was arrested
on the arrival here today of the steamer
Umatilla from' BaB'franclsco
He is charged with kidnaping Kathllne
Colman. hi 7-year-ol.l child, who was
awarded by San Franciaco court to hi
divorced wife, who has since remarried.
May Replace "liver with Gold.
LONDON. Nov. 6 The depreciation in
the value of silver in th Malay peninsula
haa crown , so serious recently, that Mr.
Chamberlain baa appointed a coramltte
under the chairmanship of Sir David Miller
CU8K IOK MKAOACMf.
QUAKER
AID
RYE
A BEVERAGE FIT
FOR THE 60DS
Iti absolute purity,
Its delicious flavor and
delightful boquet. It
mellowness and je,
make it th mottper.
feci .Whiskey known.
For tale at tne leading
bars, cafe ant diug A
stores.
S. HIRSCH & CO.
Wholesale Liquor Dealer.
KANSAS CITY,
j f 'J.r.f
;
iL1j
MO.
SOCOSCM
Barbonr. K. C. S. I., tha well known flnan-
The authorities dealt very leniently with ciaJ expert, to. report on the expediency ot
establishing a gold standard. in the Straits
settlements and neighboring Malay states.
NAVAL LEAGUE IS. FORMED
them, proclaiming amnesty to an wno
would lav down their arms and admit
their treason.
Oraaniaed to Interest All Anierlean
People In Defense of -
Seas. '''
KING IS FRIEND OF IRISH
Edward Complains to Eallsh Minis.
ters of Intolerable Conditions
Prevailing; In Ireland.
NEW YORK. Nov. 5. At the annual 1
LONDON. Nov. 6. King Edward has been I meeting'' of the naval order of the Vnitod
generally credited with taking an active I gtates. held tonight at the New York Yacht
part In the negotiations for bringing the I eluD t was decided to form immediately
Boer war to an end. la naval league throughout tne Lnueu
It Is now asserted that be has been com- I states similar to the navy leagues of Eng-
.Inlnln. .n tha mlnlstera of the Condition I ImnA mntt flnrmnnv
in Ireland and that the aopolntroent of a I The leaaue is to be known as the "Naval
new permanent secretary, ha been mad in I League of the Vnlted State," and all per
deference to hi wishes. pons who are Interested In naval matters
These rumors are accompanied by fore I ,re to be asked to become members.
PURITY
IN BEER
is everything-, and to get purity
you must have pure water, no
germs. Every drop of water used
in BLUE RIBBON SJEEll I from
our private arteBlan well, hence
we can guarantee BLUB RIBBON
THE H'REBT 13KEU made. A
peer for your home and family is
worthy of a littlo consideration.
BLUE RIBBON BEER will fully
substantiate aU that can b said
for It. Will not make you bilious
or give you a headache.
easts of a complete revision of Secretary
Wrndham's land bill and the semi-official
announcement that the king will visit Ire
land in ml-state in the sprint;.
In exblanation Rear Admiral Albert
Smith Barker,, a ho presided at the meet-
Ina. said:
"As the navy of the United states is go-
lns to be one of tha great navies of the
world, this league will be of the greatest
Interest to the people, generally, and win
HANNA J0.!NS , LOYAL LEGION
Initialed Into Order llarlaa Day
i aad Speaks at Kveaiaw
Baaaoet.
CLEVELAND. Nov. 5. The member of
the Loyal Legion of .Ohio to the number
of 200 met today and initiated, among
othrs. Senator M. A. Hanna. This even
ing a banquet was held In th Hollanden
hotel, at which speeches were mad by
8enator Hanaa. Oenarai Jacob H. Smith,
General Thoma L. Aadron nd other.
PROCLAMATION IS INVALID
Decision of t'onrt In Pretoria Pro-
dneea Consternation Anton
Tenants nnd Debtors.
PRETORIA. Nov. 5. A decision which
ha been handed from tW supreme court,
declaring former President Kruger'
proclamation of October, 1899, abrogating
the payment of rent and Interest during
the South African war, to be Invalid baa
produced consternation here and in Joban. I the round bole
nesburg. I figuratively expressea the use of tneana
AIlDUUgu II IB rfccvit:a urn. u,uj v. . " - I lDSUttel lO IUO UC311 CU CIIU. ft -
better class landlords and creditors Willi , -n.nl,. who have been cured of
accept a compromise, this decision will dyspepsia and other disease of tha gtom
mean ruin to many who relied upon the Kb. and iu alUed organ of digeadon atul
nrorlamstlon to e Brace payment of rent. n,.tritAn hv the use of Dr. Pierce Golden
etc. Medical Diacbvery aav: " We tried many
-,,iiiimM with onlv temporary benetit.
MIIRnPR MIWFR0; FOR nniD t. ... nnt until we benan the use 61
'Golden Medical discovery uun, "
-i. i.. i mmm m rlaii,ini kill. I fminii a rnmnlete ana lasuug cuic.
,n. and Bobbin. I Ilk -btadl, JtW
. i ijoiaen aieauai iyiBtw.
r our. - i , . ... mr,A twrmiiwnt cure
of indigestion and other dieae of tha
OTTAWA. Ont.. Nov. 5. The luounted po- stomacn ana associawu ",.,'.
lire department has beeu advised by wlr Uon and nutrition, it is nui a ....-.
from Dawsoa that a Jury after an absence It cur? the cause of disease and b U1ld.
of five minute has rendered a verdict of up me poay wun souu ,
auiltv lu the case of Kournler, charged with I Habby tat
murder. Labelle, who was Kournler'a ac
complice, was sentenced to be hsnged a
few days ago.
Foilrnler aud Labelle were charged with
murdering mluera for tha puprpoae of steal
ing their gold dust. Four murders were
found.
Brewing Co.
T lephonm 1260
AMtSEMKNTS.
BOYD'S 1
Woodward dc-Uutgei-s.
Managers.
HYMENEAL.
Cork rell -Pone.
. JEFFERSON CITT, Mo., Nov. 5 Francis
M. Cockrll, Jr., 'aoa. of Snator Cockrelt
of Missouri, and Miss Mill Pop of this
city wer married tonight. They left at
midnight, to rtsld ia New Orleans, La.
LAST TIME TONIGHT
BOSK MKLVII.Li:
In her unique comedy drain
"SIS HOPKINS"
Supported by M. capable -coronao...
prices,-Sc. 5l'n
FRIDAY SAT MATINEE AND Jiunr
STlAlll n .
In Frirtsy night and Saturday Matinee.
-THE COMEDY OF ERRORS."
"VrletS. Mat . to tl.00-NI.hl. 26c la
11.60. ' ' ' '.
Teieiihona. 1.131
MATINEE SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY,
MAl 8ATI'RADY,2:la.
EVEl'Y NKSiiT. :15-
Hich Class Vaudeville
Helene Mora. Robert Kulgora. Clara Bijl
Ktsk and WaiDonough, Balerini
Tea and Dai.lfld. and th. Klne-
t. i. ii...r thstf I tell voa what Dr.
have don (or me." wrues Mrs. 1 . M. Palmsr, of
iwle, n.uti-sn Co., Tsa. 7)T'
wus taken with stomach and bowe' tioublf.
Vvervtblng I ate would put me to dlitrssii. I
lived two wk on milk and ryea that gsy me
pain. 1 felt thouxh I would starve lo onm.
Thrc doctors attended me uoc ssid I had ays-
two ssta cauirrn oi w ,
London Tlensen at Itesnlt.
LONDON, Nov. . In banking and com
mercial circle her today gratification was
mreaced at the election results in the
tolted Bute. . Prices on the Stock es-
t hangs opened strong. American being
11 above parity, but subsequently they
eased. There aa considerable buyiug fe
New York aocount.
May Haspead tnvtlwr Serice.
BVKN03 AYRE3, Nov. $. Various dpu.
ties have adopted resolutions saying tbat
in view ut th economic situation of ths
PTP-T: -..A"-.To -t . time) for
4 ... 17 , ,
one year. I stopped taking msir -tried
other patent medicine ; got mo brtur. and
L..k mil Brrvoiis rov heart would
nVuef . ' I could not do any kind of woe a. Now
1 con e my house work very wen ; -
JltsM n4 Urtnitk, and tan est anything I
nasi n I
Accept no abtitule lor Dr. Pierce' Tl. II II I I DO
D. Pierce'a Common tSense Medical
AdviWr Is aeut free on rer.pt of stamp
to pay eapense of mailing only. Send
SI one cent stamps ior m
book, or 31 sumps for the cloth bourn!
irtiii. .
I Do. Teg a'"1 v
drome.
frices im,
latti end Ui.ailaa at a.
. OMAHA, Nfcll.
Dmaia Leudtog Hotc t.
voluine. Addre Dr. 8." V. Pie";. Buf.
talo, N. Y. ' 1 --'"- "'
liPKI IAITV;ATtsl: i
LUN(:nEN..i'im ckJ'.ts. i
1'-' ") tH t p. OT. -
SUNDAY, b :J ! m DINNER, it-:. I
, -
Bieartily irreKiip buni.oss luva netasil
tttteel an eniargineot of tol cafe, dwuld r.g
ii luimei (.-apaclty.