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1 2? Ir1 Bk PI 1 1 m L3 LrJ n America's Best CHAMPAGNE "SPECIAL DRY." BRUT." Wine Connoisseurs Say Gold Seal is the (JULY American Champagne it equals French wines in quality, bouquet and flavor. Why pay twite as much for foreign labels? "GOLD SEAL" is sold everywhere aud served at all lerdlDt dub and cafe. URBAN A WINE CO., TJRBANA, N. Y.. SOLS MAKER. VOTE ON LIGHT PROPOSAL ( Lincolnites u Exprsi Opinion on Munic'pal ' Electric P ant REVIVE THE FIRE ESCAPE CRUSADE Fred Aroderson, Mnn Who Was Shot a sad Killed by Jennie Thomaa, Ilnrled Tuesday After-aoon. From a Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN. March 3.-r(SpeelaI.) Council man Hutton. after a delay of many weeks, last night succeeded In getting through tha pany, continued; Borthwlck against Omaha, nflirmed: Iliman aralnst Hjmphrey, con- I10CSE WINS IN CONFERENCE Appropria'ioni for Pnblio Bn'ldingt tn the West Stay on Bill. STILL HOPE FOR KOSEBUO TREATY Speaker Meaderaon Aatreee to Reroc alse Dakota Member If the Opportaalty la Offered Him. (From a Staff Correspondent.) WASHINGTON. March 3 (Spe:lal Tele gram.) The conferees on the omnibus pub lic buildings bill reached an agreement Just before the house took a recess this evening and the house ended a day cf suspense for many members who had lteir. of great mo ment to their constituencies In this meas ure. The conferees of the two houses met early this morning to endeavor to agree rn the public building measure. The points cf disagreement arcse over numerous items tinned; Board of Commlysloners of Dawra i fir sites for new buildings which tho house v.'umij n,niiiri r uray, punrniueu on mo- , in.rl,)nj . , . . . , lion of plslntllT In error for writ of man- ' ln,,nrte(I anl hlch tbe senate thought dnmus on Judge tatelle: McCullough ' eould be put aside until a future congress. lB,nJ? .t'if".7iC.ount "",,'mlitfr1 nn mo-I The conferees have been in session prac-tl-m of plaintiff to et aside judgment of I tirall. ... ,, c, .,. ... , . , affirmance and for lea v. 'o nlulnilff in er- ! ,,caJIT "T- Shortly after 12 o clock ror tr file briefs trstanter; Hansnn against Hanson, motion of plaintiff In error to dis miss petition In error and for leave to stand as on appeal, continued; motion for leave to defendart In error to amend an swer below to corform to tacts proven, continued; Stone against Snell, leave to defendant In error to file briefs Instanter; vu.n Bsnnipi un. nPiin or it. c . Draining, I ppeilee vivor in nam word came from the conference room that an agreement had been reached and thn house conferees had triumphed and the sites were to remain In the bill. That re port proved erroneous, however, and dur ing all afternoon it seemed a though the Dili would fail. Senator Warren of Wvo rie StanchileM. executors; hom agairutt ! 1 moment was unmoved. He, however. i-m rnpnicr Mill Marufftrtitrlnsr (nm'i-ianv . At last Cft Dl tu 1ft I frl and thm Mil I. aafa sTtted'; n!5 Ki.'dVn I V? "V" a"0'"?" mnnoaio to issje Inptanter: State ex rel I " mmi. m tuv i ruming proj Mnyden against Horton, motion to advance i ecta. or nearine Ann 7.- ia n.inii ,- rn.k. .... .jj,., . .. . ! to ".rye and file briefs b7 March ' bunTnT Th!. , k- V ' Hnd appelant to serve and file reply brief i bullaln- Tnls um Is to be used for a Council an nrrtinntitA nMvl.ltn. , v. - i I i - rtHf jitrn against Lancaster County, gymnasium ior tne railway mall employes. submission to vote of the people a propo- '"' anrellee supplement record to ; For sites at York and Grand Island Neh ..Hon to vote bond, for the conduction S I "O.OOO each 1. ablated U a-." vi an eirc.ric lighting plant. The ordi- of saJd transcript taxed ahnikiteiv to ...i.i ' thorlzlnc the sale of the nre.enl nmtnffl nance calls for $63,000 worth of bonds Klre Racnpea First. Deputy Labor Commissioner Bush la be coming familiar with the machinery of his office acd tht first thing he Intends doing Is to enforce the law relating to Are ea- M 111 If. I lo InDl'C ln Bi,nAnl ... - 1 ... . .. v. ,HI l" auppiemeni ; at Lincoln .r i j , , ' ' 1 ram, suonur;?a on to the city at not lees than motion of defendant In error to recall man- ' adopted, the proceeds cf this date and moflify Judgment: Grand l.oriva sale to be applied to the construction of Mine. .Hv.nlS 1 ",leu ,vorKm'n against the new federal building at Lincoln, bring. Artam McMullen admitted to the bar. I Dg ,he totftI amount for this building up The following call has been Issued by the i -i-."i'0. council Bluffs secures an In capes. Notice will be given to the owner ' 1 "corassa Engineering so- , , . of buildings, after which. I, the .aw I. not I cl': , IZTrtuLZr m T MM1 complied with, the county attorney will ! mnA,-?Vln ,he Nebraska Englnefrin ,tr'P ' landih,r7 ,CPt wlde n1 tenlln8 b. notified to begin prosecution. ' fflf," i'J V?m&. t'"'-??V1'' thl" d1N Funeral of Fred Broderaon day, March 5. I several veors n,i ,hi. I,.V '-"'ri.tl'i exceed i7,aoo. An Increase of $5,000 Is al- The funeral of Fred Broderson, who was fnr tne Purpoae of once more" getting it into i ,owe1 (r the new building at Centcrvlllc, shot and killed by Jcnni. Thomas, occurred eral enneerfngd"cleT"l'"ihe.Vn,llr K"; ' U' Web8ter Cit nd Maon Cit' a" a'" thla afternoon from the, undertaking par- cordially Invk.s all persons engaged In cvil ; 'OWed ,8,0O e,ch for the Purchae of sites lor of W. O. Roberts. Rev. Henry S m,rhnnlcal or mining engineering to co- ,or new buildings. The limit of cost of FeU, pastor of St. Paul's Lutheran Evan- name' of Neb?," mvr!ehy.?,fJ.h.f?,'r the ""W bulldln5 at Increased gelfcal church, officiated. In the presence maintained ka may ""tuly . t0 $170,000. and Yankton received a total of a concourse of friends and relatives that In afl(lulon to this afternoon meeting ' ot W-000. The limit of cost of the new completely filled the room and extended mlt Thursday enlnTln ' V." j P"tofflce at ETanan. Wyo.. wa. Increased out Into the street. The c.sk.t was cov- , tratcd oV9 unJnJu. ' ,rm ,,00-00 t0 ,n9'000 ered with floral offerings. The remains "',c"v fnrhw nyeraiUy Engineering so- I Humphrey Apportionment Held I r. were interred at Wyuk. cemetery. lean" MyotyThKTnSS;- The appointment of Colone, Charles F Fred Broderson was hilled last Wednes- ' Institution of Civil Engineers, etc., and "or HumDhrer to he on.r.erm..,-. - , . day night , by Jennie Thomas, hi. discarded government engineer for Argent , j1 0 SZl' ington when that officer retires In April, has been held back by the president at the sweetheart. The latter then attempted to commit suicide by shooting herself with the same weapon with which she killed her 1 Donatlaa County Scaffold. It Is probable that Gottlieb Nelgenflnd. In lnv.r Bh. i. . ....... n .. the penitentiary tinder sentence of death. ably will recover " j wl be naned fron th "anie scaffold upon K ' , which Ed Nell and Morgan wera executed Supreme Court Proceedings. I n Omaha. The scaffold t. m. .a i- request. It Is understood, of Senator Proc tor. Representations have been made to the president and secretary of war, that about twenty-five years ago Colonel ' Humphrey The following causes were argued and ' ,he Douglas county courthouse and has i n,ployd hl wlf c,crlt ln bis office' on the payrolls of the quartermaster's depart meni. v. net tier or not this will be con sidered an unpardonable offense. If nroved transferring the property. In Ticw of the t0 be true' 18 not atated, but the selection fact that the statute, .tat th.t n 1...1 ot successor to General Ludlnrton win f Craven haU take Pac t"' Pn- ! 5' P'ndlDS ,he rr"" Jmanuel against Barnard. 1 tentlary. Douglas county has no further ' fn"" of certain papers relating to Colonel submitted: , been for years. Sheriff Power of Omaha roungston against Bond. Knight against was here today and went to the penitentiary Denman, Anderson against Iwees. iillte to confer with th -,.,.,1.. . . against Rllbe. National Mutual Rtilldin. , ' c0.nrer wlt, warden ln regard to and IjOan Association. nanirKt Retsmnn Coxe Brothera against Omaha Coal. Coke ana Lime tomnanv son, v. raven age Harrington. Kmanuel aga Whelflon-agnfrsr Cornett, Horton aalnt use for the scaffold and It Is more than HuPbrey' case. KinfftCo again.! SytfrV; 'larrll: ,,ke" the trn"" b ad- NH was for Rose Franklin & Co. against Thackrey; Power ! Executed for the murder of the Jones There Is yet hope that against Allen, South Omaha against Fen- neu, Btone against Snell, Cox against Crow, Chicago, Burlington & Qulncy Rail road Con.pany against Beal; Danforth asalnst Fowler, Oanow against Denney, Enlow Cattle Company against Oanow. Clark against LancaMr County, Red Cloud anolnrt Farmers and Merchants' Banking Company. McNutt against State, Smith against State. The following miscellaneous ordera were made: Bennett against Bennetts continued to April 7; Board of County Commissioners of Dawes County asalnst Furay. submitted on motions. Vi.tkin a?alr.t Yflull, con i!,nVr?,to Aprl1 7; l-an County against McKlniey-Lannlng Loan and Trust Corn- Bono Pal a a, Itehlac Seabky kla Dlaeaaea. welliasa, tarksaelti, Plmplea, erofala, pnauaantly eoral ky taaioa Botant. blootl iuiw. U sMtroy. tk. aetlv. Poiiwa u U. kloo4. It torn k.v. ch ul nia. la bekM, bac. tat Jolnu. liokiuc arabD akin. Stood koi (bin. SwolUa Ol.uda. Hi.l&t. sua liump. au tk. kkla. klucu. Palcktw la Moutk. Sor. 'lhiot. Pi,.. k'M. ot oSMiatv. .ruptioaa. coppsr-CaiorM fe&oia ar rak an Skia, all rja-a.wa, ar nwu, t ,wr aa .ur part ot tk. oo4r. H.ir er Ky.brav. laiiiaa aut l.rbunclo ar Botla, taka Rotaalo Blood Balm, ajnaraatead la vara .a tk. arat and mow SMy-iuatca cami kr fliKiura, aauii aM41clb, aaa kot aprin4. tail. liia all auna, au iUm and yaiu, ruatv. .11 ..iituak, auu viooa wur. aud rick, cuiMaiy cbaunua th. uun imm una a d.u. kaailkr caadllou. B. B. M. ku vurl tbauiaua. at wmi 01 uiood faiaoa v.a aXt.r raacaina tk. Uld ithasmaltim, t'atarrk. Eeaema ara tauard bjr aa aalul rslaaaed coaditioa a( tn. load. B. U. U. atup. Hiu and imlUiii. Itca ti.g and acr.lckias. AtUa ana I'ia; curat trnauma tiun, Catarra; kaal. all Mcaua Eruptl.ua. Votary Uluua tuul iwuiua aoeja od tMui; by Si'lna a pura. fcnlmr Uuod Wfyljr la attwud aarta. Caaeer Cared Botaala Blood Balm Cur. Cane.ni of all Klada, Suppurating Savthnga, Catlng korea, Tuiauia, usty Vlcra. It kill. th. Cancr Potaou and kaals tk. aon. ar worat cancr prtcctly. ti you aava a par UKrat Pimplr. Wart, ea.llluga. nooilu. gilnalng F.lna, tak. Dlotd UalM and tny will dta.pp.tr lor. in.y aalop into I an oar. Many apparanliy kooclraa caaea at caat'ar curad by taklag Botaal. B:oe4 Rain.. 'aft; at ai ab..k .... r a large bo.il rWr ai . r , Pbod Treaty. family ome year, ago and Morgan for kill- will become law wr. .h I . 1 ir-aTiaf a"-4 " - fisTv Dakota delegation, recognizing the extreme TUMBLING ROD CRACKS SKULL upon'thoTeads'o thrpsrtto iV,!n. Speaker Henderson to recognise Mr. Burke ior me purpose or placing the senate bill on Its passage,, and the speaker, realising how moth Is dependent upon the opening of Gregory county to settlement, has finally O ffrfiArl thai l I l -a .11 .a . . T!r-i'MSCT?i vk v. . I . " " P3"ioie ne win ...vH,,,.,.,,,..,,,, .. topticiai iei- permit the hill to be cajld up Of cou-se egram )-Fr.nk How.rth. a young farmer it u Impossible to tell Just wh,t Vhe te " who live, near Cook, auffer.d an accident pcr of the minority will be. but there 1. a le l!"VlL .1 "bab'y " chance' for the' bill, a, hougS 11 may De far Into the morning before th Yoanaj Farmer Wbo Llvea Near Conk Meeta with a Fatal Accident. ccst him his lile. He was at work on the power of a buxi caw, when the machinery got out of shape in some way and the tum bling rod, a steel bar about an Inch In thickness and some eight feet along, was burled around with terrific force. It struck Mr. Howartb on the head just anove tno right eye. bill Is reached. Renresentntlvea Tinl.il Payne and Canncn have all been to 8peaker Henderson in behalf of the Rosebud bill. They have asked that consideration be given and finally Mr. Martin received as surances from Speaker Henderson Just be lieved he will live. He Is a married man acd has two .mall children. FARM HAND SHOOTS HIMSELF Ballet Paaaes Thraagh Body, Doctor Thlnka Ho Will' Recover. bat ftTTi!.'.? aa Jllreta. W-t-rTii I r" ih rh :. la lakea. I !' red year aaui will I Uolaalo Blood Halm ID. B. U. la rioannl aad aata la Ukr Tkoroutkly taattd lor M yra. Carap-ud at Pur Uolaulc logradianla atr.ngtk.n. waak kld)i.y. .nd ak rionn aa, curM dprpa. Coaiplat. dlractlon. go with nek fcottl.. buld lu ouiaka by Uoatuu bluie liruat Depart ueat. IOIU aad Doaalas Sa. la Conacll Blaffa by K. E. Aaderaoa. Ran Uraadvtay. la Ssaikj (tmaka by Dillon lira Co.. Stth aud X. Call ot avrlto nay above stores. '.levari Itr.'w aval by tiurtu on re eelpt of St. EHHYnOYAI. PILLf? Wj-ttX.BAmm!1" aala. ..iVt. CHICktyjryrlK ! y Nt.toTu w a4 w..a aa. atin a Y 1J "wa-wfwa MikMIaUoa. oa4 lalaa u( -- -r - t"Mim. at ataa ar. 8 ,w mt w Mia. . ay ra- I ara Stall. HMt.. uZ.lZZ --. I ki.au, ( aiaal C.Z aeai. kJiolna Sa.a. HU,a.tai axative Qromo Quinine Cm a CoM la Om Day. CttoTlUyt vYW (Vox. 2Zq HI. aknll ... ,rU. I ... .. for five Inches over the forehead and on ul Z7 I. . top of hi. head. The fractured bone. eJ f f ".i-0!!.00 t0 tbe bl", bo,n were depreaeed and physician, from her. toP-Kld',l therf D 5",P- who were summoned, raised hi. skull and "Vl?."'! f'""1!1" ,!aln8t gave tbe nece.s.ry help, but It Is not be- ", " 1 'no BO"Ln "all0t !- w iu iu, waa-a tower waiting for a favorable opportunity to place on the statute books the legislation that mean, much to the states of Nebraska, Iowa and South Dakota. Ready for Homeward Fllrht. As usual today roll call succeeded roll call and members were kept at least within the grest capltol building. Wherever mem ber, gathered. In the -cloakrooms, lobbies or at luncheon plans were most generally dlscuesed relative to arrangement, for their homeward Bight. Many go forth not to return, either having been defeated or from choice declining to erve longer ln congress. ' Judge Robinson of the Third Nebraska district wss the first of his delegation to leave for home, leaving Washington today. Representative bhallenberger Intends to start for Alma, Neb., on Thursday. Mrs. Shallenberger will accompany him as far aa Chicago, leaving him there to pay a visit to relatives In Spring Green. Wis. Mr. Shallenberger said that he does not re gret leaving congress and though the ex perience has been most pleasant, he will be glad to return to his former pursuit, banking and stock growing. Judge Stark also expects to leave for home on Thur.dr.y and Representative Bur kett intends starting west on that day. Mr. Burkett will stop over in Chicago for several days and then proceed direct to Lincoln. Representative Neville and wlfo have planned a tour of Mexico before returning to Nebraska. Walter I. Smith of Council Bluffs has some iocsl business pn hand which will aeiay bis homeward Journey until Satur- cay. Representative Mondell of Wyoming ha. quite a gocd de.l of business to look after before the general land office and other aepartmrnts and will not leave for Wyo mlng until next week. Routine of Departmeats. LOUP CITY. Neb.. March t. (Special Telegram.) Frank Ford, a farmhand, ln the employ of his brother, Jared P. Ford, wbo resides in the south edge of Valley county, shot himself this morning, the bul let ranging from the chest through his body near hi. heart and lodging Just under the neck in his tack. The attempt at suicide occurred at the barn and after tbe shooting he walked to the house and in formed the family that be had .hot him self. Dr. Grothan of St. Paul wa. cilled to attend the wound. It Is thought he has a chance to recover. Goes to Visit Old Homo. BEATRICE. Neb., March J (Special. ) Louie Werner, one of Beatrice's oldest clt Isena, depsrted yesterday for New York City, where, on March 10, he will set .ail for a trip to Germany and other part ot Europe. The Beatrice Maeunerchor. a Ger. man singing society, and a large number of Mr. Werner's friends accompanied htm to the depot to bid him gocd bye and wish him a pleasant Journey. He expects to bs gone several months. . Coal Cars la the Ditch. BEATRICE. Neb., March S. (Special Tel egram.) The breaking of a flange caused three car. loaded with coal and attached to the southbound I'nioa Pacific freight en route to Manhattan to go into 4he ditch Just before reaching Holmesville this after noon. The cars were badly demolished, but no one was Injured. The track was soon cleared and traffic resumed. Fever lorea Partition Schools. PAPILLION. Neb., March I. Special. ) The Paplllion gchcoU were closed today until March If on account of an epidemic ot scarlet fever. There are a number of ease, of thl. malady at thl. place. tutes. John F. Cochran. Homer C. Charles. Orlswold, regular. Macy L. Maulsby; sub stitute. Notsh E. Maulsby. AdM. regu lar. Martin M. Wright; substitute. Laura B. Wright. Klrn. reju'ar. Charles S. Johnson; substitute, Chsrles G. A. Johnson. Imogene, regular. Ira A. Laber; substitute. George A. Brooks. Newton, regulsr, George W. Munn; substitute, David M'inn. Eagle Grovy, regular. Samuel Ch'sling; substi tute, Jadi M. Chesllng. Arlington, regular, William E. Anderson; subs'ltute, Alfred Roberts. South Dakota Mcunt Vrrrou, regular, Clayton M. Ink; substitute, Feard Shane. Nebraska Funk, regular. I lyases S. Cobb, substitute. Adolph Frauzene. Tb application of D. H. Thoma W. Davis. D. W. Tavls. E. R. M C. M. Andrraon to oranlz? the First Na tional bank of Lime Springs, la., with a capital of $23,000, has been approved by the comptroller of the currency. The Iowa National bank of les Moines hss been spprcved as a reserve agent for the First National bank of BufTal i Center, and the Des Moines Notional bsnk of iH-s Molr.e. for the First National bank of Rad cliffe, !a. Pcslmasters appointed: N"brask D. C. West, Wyoming, Otoe county, vice B. Wat tenberg. resigned. Iowa Aurusl Safholm, Maple Hill, Emmet county; Jjmes Malek, 8chley, Howard county; H. R. Weyer, Trey, Davis county. SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC SCHOOLS, (OF WASHINGTON, D. C.,) Thinks Pc-ru-na Should Be in Every Househald i In a recent letter to Dr. Hartman. Columbus, Ohio, from 1410 N street, Washington, D. C. Prof. W. B. Powell says: t "Persuaded by a friend I have used Peruna as a J tonic, and I take pleasure in recommending your rem t edy. Peruna is indeed a rood medicine, and should b; ma.. r j t jn cvery househoid." W. B. Powell. .rr.s and j f INSTANTLY KILLED BY FALL Almond Mellenry Thrown from Load of Hay and Lands on His Head. . FREMONT. Neb. March . (Special Tel egram.) Almond McHenry, aged 82 years, met death Instantly shortly before 9 o'clock this evening In an unusual accident on the Broad street crossing, twu miles north of Fremont. He fell heedlong from the top of a lead of hay, striking squarely on his head In a pool of water beside the road and expiring almost Instantly. Ed Pointer, a young man, who is a relative of McHenry, was the rnly eye witness. The two were returning from the country to spend the night. Considerable difficulty was experienced ln getting over rough places resulting from a freeze-up follow ing recent grading and finally the wagon was overturned. The older man lost his balance and toppled over the side. The body was brought to the home of hi. son Henry ln Fremont and then re moved to Bader's undertaking rooms, where an Inquest will be held tomorrow morning. McHenry came here about two years ago from Missouri and has been mak ing his home with his son. The body will be sent to Missouri tor Interment. City Politics Wanning I p. GRAND ISLAND. Neb., March S. (Spe cial.) Things are beginning to be doing In the municipal political chafing dish. A mayor, eight councllmen, police Judge, city clerk, city treasurer and three members of the Board of Education, the terms of coun cllmen and member! of the Board of Educa tion depending somewhat on possible legis lation at Lincoln are to be chosen. For mayor there are as candidates the present Incumbent, James Cleary, and ex-Councilman John Alexander. New A. O. I'. W. I.odare. BURWELL. Neb.. March 3. (Special.) Last night was Ancient Order of United Workmen night In Burwell. A lodge with about fifty charter members was organized. The Installation wan made by Grand Re corder Barton and Deputy Ead. of Grand Island and J. La Claflln, Frank Koupal and Pa.t Master Workman St. Clair of Ord. After the organization a banquet wa. given at thn Burwell house. ' " Suapead Hlajh School Editor. NEBRASKA CITY. Neb.. March 1 (Spe cial Telegram.) As the result of an article published in the High School Times re flecting on the principal ot the school, the Board of Education hos suspended the ed itors of the paper upon the refusal to apologize to the principal. The paper will hereafter be under the censorship of the principal before publication. mm WAV i it '7T I .1 Mr A.T Wood. , Aa-J- . ft , .. IVM inL'.JitMSJt).a.t 1, , ,i 1, .fX. T mmm$wmm r. I rrvTlL 1 I I JivT-'afc-rWll T Kl '1. I J Straightforward Evidence from Hen of National Fame That Pe-ru-na Cures Catarrh. SUCH straightforward evidence can not be overlooked. What the com mon people say carries weight, but when a man of national prominence says: "Peruna shou'.d be used ln every household," It is significant fact to the Increasing prominence and undoubted efficacy of Peruna. Peruna Is of national fame as a catarrh remedy. It is the only Internal, systemic catarrh remedy known to the medical pro fession. It make, diseased mucous mem brauvs healthy, whether It is the mucous membrane lining the nose, rhroat, lungs, stomach, kidneys or pelvic organs. It cures various disease, of all these organs, because two-third, of the Ills of mankind are due to catarrh. With healthy mucous membranes climatic diseases loee telr ter ror, tbe system Is enabled to throw off contagion and health follows Inevitably. "Pe-ru-na Is the Best Remedy on Earth." Mr. A. T. Wood, Mt. Sterling, Ky., writes: "For many year. I have been a sufferer from catarrh, and have spent time and 1 money with physicians, and used many lnds of remedies which were 'guaran teed sure cures,' but In every ease it was money thrown away. "I reaped no benefit whatever from them. Jn my secmlrgly vain search for relief I purchased a bottle of Peruna, having no confidence In It whatever at the time. This was about one year ago, and I began to Improve and was able to attend to my business without being constantly hampered by every kind of pain known to a human being. My hearing, wblcb wa. almost en tirely gone In one esr, got very much better. "This winter when every one was suf fering from la grippe I stood like a stone wall, absolutely proof against It. I am not a believer In 'patent medi cines,' having found the majority of them fakes, but I do not hesitate to recommend Peruna as the best rnedl cine for catarrh the world has ever seen, I keep a bottle of It at home constantly and shall continue to do so, because I believe It to be the bast rem edy on earth. I never leave home that I don't put a bottle of It In my grip." -A. T. WOOD. H. Alexander, No. 1 Mountain street, Montreal, Canada, writes: "After having suffered for several years with catarrh of the head, and ln vain tried various kind, of patent medicines, catarrh snuff, balm, etc., etc., a friend advised me to try( Peruna, and use It according to directions. After taking half of the bottle my suffering, were a. bad a. ever, and I nearly gave up In despair, declaring to members of my family that Peruna wa. Just as useless as all other kinds of medi cine that I had used before. Nevertheless I went on taking the medicine, and today, exactly two months after commencing to take Peruna I have almost forgotten all about catarrh. My head Is clear, the bad attack, gradually disappeared, and I am now able to attend to my work properly." H. Alexander. Congressman Geo. W. McBrtde writes: "The excellence of Peruna for catarrh and colds has been ao satisfactorily established by many of my acquaintance, wbo have Prof. W. B. Powell, of Wsshlngfon. D. C. 1. one of the beat known edu cator. In the country. For fifteen years he ha. been superintendent of the Public Schools- of Washington, which la conslifrred the best school system In the United States. Prof. Powell Is the author of a number of school book, which are used through, out the United State.. This well Vnown gentleman doe not hesitate to recommend Peruna to his count' less friends and acquaintances alt over the United States. been relieved by It. use that I unhesi tatingly endorse Its curative qualities." Geo. W. McBrlde. Chronic catarrh often makes It. approach In disguise. Before a person knows It, he may become a victim of chronic catarrh. It. onset may be gradual. It. development Insidious, and at Isst the victim finds him self In tbe clutches of a tenacious disease. A slight cold, a tendency -to sneeze, a puf flness In the nose and head, fullness or crackling In the ears, stringy mucous In tbe throat, slight cough or wheezlness, anortng during sleep; any one of these symptom, should be regarded aa a warning. What can be cured In the beginning In a week or two by using Peruna, If al lowed to become chronic, may require months of faithful treatment. You had better take Peruna now, fnr by and by you may be obliged to take it for a long time In order to get well. Peruna is the remedy for catarrh. Almost everybody know, that by hearsay and thousand, know It by expe rience. If you do not derive prompt and satis factory result, from the use of Peruna write at onee to Dr. Hartraan, giving a full statement ot your case, and he will be pleased to give you his valuable ad vice gratis. Address Dr. Hartman, President of The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio. Wood Rtver Overflows. GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. March S. (Spe cial.) Wood River Is out cf Its banks and aome of the summer resorts along the stresm are already surrounded with water. I It is feared that should the present .heavy snow, which still covers the ground at an average depth of elx or seven Inches, melt quickly considerable damage might be done. Re-EIect Plattsmoulh Superintendent. ! PLATTSMOUTH. Neb.. March 3. (Spe- j clal.) At the regular meeting of the Board ! of Education last evening' Prof. E. L. I Rouse was re-elected superintendent of the I city schools at a salary of fl.350, being a raise of $150 over the previous year. His j services having been entirely satisfactory to the board and to the citizens. Little I.ltUatlon at Grand laland. GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. March 3. (Spe cial.) The spring term of the district court was opened yesterday with but few case, on the docket and none of 'any importance or general Interest. It I. expected that the Jury will pot even have a week', work to do. There has been remarkably little liti gation In tbe last three yean. En METIS BENNETT'S BENNETT'S Money saving opportunities in Women's Wear Dept. for Wednesday SILK PETTtCOATS AT $4.48 4.48 20 dozen fine quality silk taffeta petticoats in black and colors, eomti accordion pleated flounce, some ruffled every one worth $6.50- for Vedne-iay : SILK PETTICOATS AT 6.48 Fifteen dozen elegant quality finest silk petticoats, in colors, deep accordion pleated flounce cheap at $8.90 for Wednesday 6.48 WALKING SKIRTS! Only 60 left in black and colors worth from rtr a q $5. 00 to $8. 00 Price Wednesday iPOsT-O Polaoaeat Hay Kilts Horaea. BEATRICE. Neb., March 3. (Special.) .. i k. .. . . a.. i . RcTnii ucau ui uuraea urionKiug to Jim- boae Jacob, a prominent farmer residing i near Wymore, died suddenly one day last ! week. At first It wan supposed they had ' been poisoned, but the supposition now ' I. that they were fed bay which wa. i mixed with a poisonous weed. j Goes to Jail for Theft, FAIRBURY. Neb.. March 3. (Special.) Sheriff Case arrested on suspicion yester day Verne Fowler, charged with stealing hides from 'the Rock Island freight house In this city. Fowler pleaded guilty to the charge this morning ln the county court and received a thirty-day. sen tence in the county Jail. Every day we are receiving some swell dresses, everyone with a decided style of its own and not to be seen elsewhere pretty ones as low as $10.00 These rural free letter carriers were ap poin'cd today: towa wasnita. regular. Charles A. Weeks: substitute. Call Weeks. Parkers- ourg. regular. Frank C. May; substitute, Emma E. May. Oskalocsa, regular. Wil liam T. Cochran, Percy J. Hugh; substl- Figprune Cereal .rtri &tlici? Cf ffe choice Califonji. fin ind prunes and train absolutely free from artificial mstttx. f SOLO BY ALL OROCEKS, Barnestoa Bank Opens. BEATRICE. Neb.. March 3 (Special.) Tbe Commercial State bank o! Barneaton opened for business yesterday. The con cern has been Incorporated with a capital stock or .0.000, tbe Incorporators being J. M. Howe, president; .Henry Monfclt. vice president; A. R. Staller, cashier. Con net 1 .la Disfavor. NEBRASKA CITY. Neb.. March 3. (Spe cial Telegram.) Many of the cltizcnj heie are wrathy aa a result of the count II re fusing to build a two-story structure for the volunteer firemen, especially since the firemen saved ths town last Friday night. Wymore Wlae Bawtlag t'oatest. BEATRICE. Neb.. March 3. (Special.) In one of the closest and most Interesting bowling contest, ever pulled off at the bowling alley here. Beatrice won from Wy. more yesterday afternoon, by thlrty-ona pins. SAMPLE SKIRTS! Only a few to sell don't mies getting a bargain while there's QZL C C Buch a snap at your hands prices $12.50 to. ISO pieces of new Ginghams, made of a good, strong, closely woven cotton. In all the new spring psttern. and colors, for shirt waists, children', dreses and men's shirts, warranted to wash, only yard S00 piece, of the best brands of Calicos, ln all colors, pretty assortment of patterns, none finer, warranted to wear, culy yard v , 58-lnch oil boiled Turkey Red Damask worth 80c at yard Large size Bed Sheets made of good bleached sheeting, free from dressing worth 0c at each - 10x50 size Drawn Work Dresser Scarfs worth too at each - 20x40 all linen liuck Towels, closely woven, the best wearing towel made for every-day use worth 15c at each . ?Cx42 size very fine quality guaranteed all pure linen, fancy pattern, Huckabuck Towels regular 35c at each , 23 dozen fancy Frilled Side Hose Supports re, all colors, worth 60c a pair at pair , ,,,, Sixty dozen children's and misses' white "lisle finish" Vests and Drawers, worth ISc at garment . 100 dozen ladles' Stock Collars and Fancy Scarf., In .ilk and washable material., worth up to 50c at each 100 dozen piece, of assorted Jewelry. Brooches, StlckPlns. Hat Pins, Belt Pins, Cuff Links and Belt Duckies, worth up to 50c, at each ; . 6jc ..4ic 19c 42c 29c 10c 19c 25c 19c 10c 19c Fatally lajnred by Fall. HEMINGFORD. Neb.. March 3 Spe cial Telegram.) Frank Babcock while un loading lumber accidentally fell and was probably fatally Injured. laaaeo for laveatora. PIERRE, g. D.. March 3 (Special Tele gram.) 8tata Treasurer Collins today sent out aavertlsemcnta to bids oa 33.000,000 of 4 per cent revenue warrants to meet water works. Tb. vote was light, only expenae. of state warrants to be issued j about balf the vote being polled. The re about April 15. Land Traaafrra Heavy. NEBRASKA CITY. Neb.. March 3. (Spe cial Telegram.) The land transfers in this county during the last two days amounted to over 1130,000, the largest amount ever recorded In that length of time. EARLY SPRING suit was In favor of Issuing bonds tor 113.- Predicted by Old Weather Prophets 900 to buy the works. The vole was 132 I freaient Indications are'that winter will for and thirty-one against. Vole to Bay water Works. BROKEN BOW, Neb.. March 3 (Spe cial Telegram.) The city voted today on the question ot Issuing bends to buy the loonty Treasarer Healcaa. WILBER. Neb... March 3.- (Special Tele gram.) County Treasurer J. H. Douge. who Is about to move to the state of Washing ton, tendered bis resignation to the com missioners this afternoon, and his deputy, C. E. Bowlby, was appointed as bis successor. awn ue gone, in a few weeks th i I rTm.t.,u"bln "'" outcken the t.r.h. tree, the flowera and the bird. -" "V" "a mat ine mantel or frost and anow has been cast aside and b.imv W,'r.d. W " ?yu,r ' h ilden Summer that la to follow. This will be the I tat winter on earth for many a human eon I. Ubseased organs and po tanned biuod will not respond to the changing sraaons cu leas given aaalatance. In ui I.;m.(m raa-s of blood, heart troubfi, catarrh, nervosa ness, rheumatism. rogtlpatlnn and kidney dlscaae were cured by Lr. Murkhart . Vegetable Compoun. to cents. Ail Drug-
