TITE OMAn.V DAILY. DEE: WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 3. 1001.
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.itxsr Watts Bcyi Cwity Lir'f&tioa
Twtli ts Dtrsiitia.
FEM.TY KEN GET A HLARII6 .1 COURT
Leave Craated File fiM kg. last
City reeecfl la Vatter ef -truaril
ef Railroad Prop
er! y la Osaaba.
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'"rent a Staff Correpcndent.
LINCOLN. Feb. X (Special. H- Now that
tbe Interior eVrarTroer.t t Washington has
handed )n another decision hnMlnt that
t N IVrj-fl mvr.tr la-d now in contrxivery
la re-bool lead belonging to tb state there
la some spec-ulal'in u to wh Attoroev
Oeneral Front will take actio to push tho
matter thrr--h tb courts tor a decision aa
to whether Land Commisstnoer FVW'mer la
to be tovTT restrained frcm leing tb
land, as Be la rxrm temporarily restrained.
Mr. FTout as out of the diy today and
Mr. rntlmer Mated that he knew little of
tb standing of the esse at present, as be
bad asked tb legal department for Infor
mation Mint time ir and bad fatted to
recsfv an answer. Nw that lb depart
ment at Wefclngon ba legally recognised
tbe last commissioner as aa oScer c f
Nebraska It la aafc to predict that there
will ba Httle delay In forcing tn case to
trial, for If tba attorney general does ao
It is the belief that Mr. Former will again
take tna raaa In band and endeavor to
serar aa adjudication.
The laad In tjuestlo reTerted to the atate
tare year age last March. Mr. Follmer
at onca notlned tba settler that they
coald lease the land and upon them snowing
alma ef fghting be leased to other parties,
relleetlng for tba ! acre about H.1KI.
Tba tlrs, or aaaoy of tbem. refuaed to
mora eft. and aa tba warn hara not se
cured possession tbey ara oat Just that
much, aa tba atata doe aot guarantee
possession In such easra Tba leases, how
Ter. ma for twty-fiv years and tba
leasees may yet bar aa opportunity to
ni back tba money paid out. Tba laad
aaa txwn appraised, at from H ta SU aa
aera for leasing, and la worth In tba neigh
borhood ef from OS to B as acre. Tba
settler on tba laad bar tba right ta re-
thetr Improver ecu within ninety
days after leasing or they may sell tba
Improvements to tba lessees. At tba present
tba caaa has beea aant back to tba
district court. Judge Manger holding that
It was a question for tba state. The court
uiteu this month.
Cells Caaarn lata CeiH. -Tba
members of the city council of
Omaha hare been cited to appear before
tba supreme court at ha next sitting. Feb
ruary Id. and a bow causa why they should
not recoa.eata as a Board oT Equalisation
and bear protests s gainst the low aasiaa
meet of railway property Is Omaha. Leave
ta file a petition asking for tba mandamus
was granted to George Morton. T. XX. Wead
and W. G. t'ra af Omaha, by tbe court
this monhif apa aa appUearoa Bled
Saturday.
Tba petition filed stated that tba council
11 a Board of Equattsstioa bad refured to
bear araTumenta of tba relator." though a
ahowtns was enact to prors that they bad
erldenca to prore that tba railroad prop
erty In tbe city ef Omaha mstaad of being
aaanaant at t'.n cash value, as was other
property la that dry. had been a. sprawl
upoa oae-haif of 1 per cent of Its valna.
Tba petition contains the figures returned
by tba board and tba figures showing tbe
valuation af tba property as gathered by
tba ralsUirs after careful aad tbarouga
lnvearlga'ioa- . .
Tba relators la tbe case ara membe-s
f tna Omaha Real Estate exchange that
bas for soma tima been wag-lag war an tbe
railroad aaaeaament which has been so
macfe low r than tna value of tba vrra
erty that It has became familiar history
througboat tba state. It Is said tbe fight
begun now wl result ta a test being mads
ef tba practice cf tba city assessor of
Omaha being compelled ta take tba figures
of tba Stats Board of Equalisation on tba
valuation ef railroad terminals for assfsa
meat Tor valuation for dry purpose a
Waves mm XerlkweMera Treat.
Attorney General Front this afternoon
filed a petition la the supreme court ask
ing that tba corporation known as tba
Northwestern Trust company af Omaha ba
dissolved because It at doing aa lusts Tment
tavesoneatt buaiaess without having se
cured a certificate from tba flanking board
af tba state. Attention was railed to this
caaasaay soma tlsaa age by parties ta Fre
mont and tba petition filed today la tbe
result.
Tba North western Trust rosapaay sells
a "contract." so the petirJoa states, which
grew to aast perries la buying home.
tho terms of the contract tbs purchaser
pays S for tbe certificate and for Ms reg
istering bo then pays M-a a moats.- Of
this sum SI goes to tbe borne fuad. 9 cents
goes to S I tail re find, ta be deposited la
a back and drawn out according to tbs
contract, and K1J goes ta pay tba com
yaay for Ha trouble. Tbe contracts ahall
nature ta numerical order, when Si a
month has beea paid In by holders over
and above auaas which are reantred to be
said on a contract of a lower aortal ausa-
ber or when Coca has beea paid In. Tho
company then agrees to pay C2t a month
for twenty antnihs to help out tbs pur
chaser. The purchaser la then to pay
e the cnespasy on what tbe company sd
vsoced for him f.t S a month until all Is
paid back. Should tbs purchaser fall to
keep up bis paymeata or violate bis con
tract t C. Miller of Hastings, by the
terms ef his contract, becomes bis attor
ney, with power to sell tbe contract to
aomeoee else.
Saved ffaiat la Merder Caae.
auong the cases argued before tbe su
rcease court today see of much Interest was
tbe Bobinspa murder case. The p.aintiS
was sentenced to a life term In the peni
tentiary by the MrPbrrsoa county diauirt
court far murder la tbs first degree. He
appealed to the supreme court and one of
the contentions of bts attornera waa that
It waa proves that tbs murder was com
mitted a Arthur county and that the la.
ctlrtment vu flied ta McPbsrsoa county.
Tbe plaintiff held that tbe two eoustHS
bar never consnHdated. eve tbocgh tby
pretended to be
elllvaa as I-awyer.
Former Chief Justice In 1'tih. who
stepped down and out at the last slttlrg ef
tba supreme court, appeared refers depart
ment No. t today and for the first ttme hi
ssx years pleaded a case to those with
whom be bad been associated on tbe bench
The car was that wherein Mary L. He-ry
seeks to bar rTraed a decision of the
lower court of Platte county that awarded
a Judgment agairst ber la farof of Andrew
thiaseil. Tbe case grew out of the fact
that Jemrie G. EhiseelL. agd IT rears, lore!
not wisely, and Robert H. Renry. aged If
years, was alleged to be tbe man ta tbe
rase. Robert, so It was argued, bled him
self, with bis root her, to Denver and there
lived until the aberlf ef Piatta county,
with tbe father cf tba girl and an attor
ney, swooped down upon them with a war
rant charging Robert with statutory as
sault. Instead of bringing bim back a
prisoner Robert and tbs girl were mar
lied, and the father of tbe girl bad a writ
ten statement from tbe mother cf Robert
sgreeir.g to pay bim CS) to maintain the
girl during ber sickness and after. The
mother failed to pay tbe mcney. bene; the
suit.
The Stat Conference cf Charity and
Correction began its annual meetlrg at tbe
First Christian church this morning, and
tonight at tbe same place the vL'ttors wer
entertained by pupUa from tbe State
School for the BUnd. tin carried out a
musical and literary program.
Mayor Adarna was not present at the
morair-g session and neither was Stat Su
perintendent Fowler, ectseouentlv Rev.
Martin welcomed the visitors on behalf of
the city and Rev. J. L Marsh acted la the
welcoming capacity for tbe state. Re
rponeee were made by Superintendent
Johnson of the Institute fcr tbe FeeMe
Minded at Beatrice and by Superintendent
Clarke of the Geneva Industrial srbeA
President Hosgiand. formerly chief of po
lice of Lincoln, delivered bis annual ad
dress. He gav a brief Utorjr of tbe char
ities and corrections organisation and
pnlnted out the scope of Its metnberahlp.
Including all who are Interested In re-forme
In rr art table and prison reform work. H
spoke urgently of the necessity of stimu
lating public Interest In these work, for
upon aa enlightened public aen'lraent must
reliance be placed for effective wcrk.
TaeaK Tract lea sale.
Judges Holmes. Cornish and Frost of the
district court this afternoon vacated the
sale ef the traction company property to.
Charles A. FTueeufl. because the purchaser
refused to pay over the money when tbe
lodges refused to define In advance e
actly what wss being sold. When court
convened the Judges brushed a tide the ob
jections cf tbe traction company to the
sale and ordered It consummated Instanter.
Then ft was that Attorney Rose, for the
purchaser, asked that tbs Judges define
what was being bought. Tbe Judge held
that the order of sal was suScient ta do
that and the bidder under the drnim
s'aocee rfued to pay down tbe money.
and the order was vacated. It la likely
that a new sale will be ordered, though the
traction companr arked that its bid for the
propertv be accepted.
Stetknkail Or gas lee oat L E
The general board of adjustment of tb
i;r-4herhood of Loromotlv Engineers of
tbe B. aV M. Cnlshed tbe business of Its
first bienalal erosion this morning. Tbe
meeting waa called yesterday morning at I
o'clork-
Tbe general board Is composed of the
chairman c-f each iocal board of the sev
eral flrlatons of tbe order on tbe B. a: M.
It consists of the following members:
George . Moore of division M. Lincoln:
James Shields of C3. Wytnore; S. G. Til
lett of Deadwood. . Alliance: C T. M11U
gan of Red Cloud. C McCooa, and C. B.
Godwin. CC Sheridan. Wro.
The meeting Is memorable from the fact
that It la the first one of Its kind in Lin
cola atnee tbe great strike of lffiK. when a
t body of tbe Burlington engtnemen
oat and precipitated one of tb
fiercest battle between capital and labor tn
the history of rallroadlrg.
The meeting was called la conformity te
tbe la wa of the brotherhood to form a gen
eral board of adjustment for the proper
eupervMon cf matters of a general nature.
In tbe formation ef a general board
George H. Moore of Lincoln, was elected
permanent chairman and C. B. Godwin of
Sheridan. 'Wye., seeretsrv.
Followirg tbe ergantsatioa ef this gen
eral board the principal business was re
viewing tbe conditions ef tbe brotherhood
and suggesting ways and means of foster
ing tbe goodwill of railroad rOdala. be
sides arranging for participation ta tbe
coming con vent ton of tbe International
brotherhood, which Is to be he'd tn Los
arge'ea In Kit of this year.
Good cheer prevails ta brotherhood circles
on tbe RIM. and tbs relatione between
the order and the ofCctale are reported te
be very gratifying.
SHOOTS AT BOLD STRA5CER
Grind I'Latd sTatea ii Fear Bees, tafs a
Artiest f "Peep 05 Tom.'
SEIZES YOLKS WCHM AT HER HOKE
9teey Heesebeldeee Sew Keep Loaded
Revolver Awaltlag tbe Come
lag ef Mia Wheee Idea
tlty te tikitwm,
GRAND ISLAND. Neb . Feb. 1 SpedaLl
A particularly bold Peorr.g Tom" bas
be-n operating In the northern part of the
city for tbe part two months and his
actiots have become so terrifjirg that
those molested are ta constant fear. He
went so far oa Thursday night as te grab
Miss Eva Vi:is st the borne of Mr. Mf
Brlde. by the ankle and wrist, drag ber
r.ff the porch, whftber she bad gone on a
slight errand, and carry her ten feet be
fore the arproach of other members cf
the family frightened him away. He was
shot at on this evening and had been
previously the target of a revolver, always,
however, escaping uninjured.
On the evening stated tbe weather waa
very stormy. About T.3P Mas Mills, while
on the porch was suddenly grabbed by
the miscreant, but managed to give an
outcry before be had placed bis hand, with
something moist, over her mouth. It Is
believed that the something motyt was a
glove, having snow on It. though Ms
Mills states that she was nearly strangled,
though she cannot say that she raelled
chloroform. Mr. McBride ran out. and the
fellow ran. The people of the vicinity
have laid for bim outside their bouses, but
on such occasions be alwaya remains aloof. -t
At other times he Is so bold as to answer
back to any casual remarks that may be
made, or to tap numerous times on win
dow with a knife, and to another ytrang
lady some ttme ago he asade aa tadecent
proposal through the window, when she J
suddenly saw htm on the outside of the
window.
On one occasion Mrs McBride took a
shot at him through a window. The fellow
then dlsv red behind some small bund
ing on the premises. No definite de
scription of him has been secured, but
as be was seen running on several oc
casions he appeared to be a medium Bleed
man. In more than one north side home
now loaded revolvers are belr.g kept for
a reception cf the fellow. From his
actions, especially from his boldness In
returning night after night, even after
he bas been shot at. It Is believed to be
some half-cracked Individual.
Saturday ax-mlng banning by a rep tn the
bara with only ber night clothe on. Some
ttme la tbe night she bas left her bed wa
knew to ber husband and family. There
has been ae cajse assigned for ber act.
only that she bad brooded ever the loss ef
a barn and Its contents. Including several
head of horses, which was destroyed by fire
several month agx The dead womaa had
made no threats or left any word. Two
brothers. Ben and Gearhard Frees, reside
here. Meierdlerrks owns a good farm and
la well-to-do as welL .
Mass a Will Bary Bltvera's Body.
DAKOTA CTTT. NeK. Feb. (SpecisLi
A telegram was received this morning by
the secretary of Omadl lodge. No. S. An
cient, Free and Accepted Masons, of this
place, dated Albuquerque. N. M . Febru
ary 1. statir.g that William A- Bllven had
been killed by a train at that place on
that day and asking what disposition to
mske of the body. A reply was sent, stat
ing to hold the body for further Instruc
tions. Mr. Blrren was the eldest son of
Curtis 3. Bliven. pioneer reeldent of this
county, who for several years past has re
sided tn Sioux City, la Last spring Vr.
Bllven. who for about ten years past has
beea farming his father's farm, about five
mile southwest of this place, disposed of
his personal property and retired from
farm life, and since that time has teen
stopping with his parents !n Sioux City.
About two weeks ago he left for New
Mexico looking for aa investment. The de
ceased was unmarried and was about M
years old. H In estimated to be worth
about C0.0M. George Bllven of Sous City,
a brother of the deceased nas left - for Al
buquerque to accompany the remains homo.
Tb Interment will be In the Taylor ceme
tery In this county, the date to be an
nounced later. The Masons' lodge of this
place, of which deceased was a member,
win have charge of the funeral.
ROOSEVELT CLUBS ORGANIZING
Xasserew Tow la State the Where
Taey Stead tbe
Pieeldeaey.
STRACVSE. Nb,. Feb. (Special -Th
republicans of thai community organised a
Roosevelt league last night and elected the
following officers: President, O- Q Horne:
vice president. W. W. Bell; secretary. A.
EV Chaffee; treasurer. E. E. HaJL W. H.
Carson was elected a member of the state
executive committee to represent the locl
organisation. A committee on by&w and
constitution was appointed and will report
at the meeting to be held next Monday.
The Roosevelt sentiment Is very strong
Probably no other endorsements for the
national ticket will be made.
GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. Feb. L Spe
cial. The Roosevelt club of Grand Ialand
was permanently organ.ej last evening by
the election of these officers: Frank Sulli
van, president; R. W. Beck, vice .president;
A. F. Boethler. secretary; C E. Brown,
treasurer: Alvimls Bock. H. C. Miller. H. J.
Bartenbacb, George H. Sands and G. A.
Leiser, executlv committee. Steps wer
taken for the organisation cf a Roosevelt
club In every township In tbe county.
DANNEBROO. Neb.. Feb. 2. SpeciaL
A sVaosevelt eiub waa organised her last
evening with a membership of thirty, with
prospects of twice that many members be
fore spring. Great enthusiasm was manl
seeted throughout tbe meeting. This is tbe
first club of Its kind organised in Howard
county. If not In tbe Loup valley. The
officers arc: J. M. Erickaon. president;
C O. Caldwell, secretary; A, A. Jensen,
treasurer.
CHARGES WATKE WITH ARSON
Dr. Stoop's Ebecmitlc Cere
Catts Hstsiaf ft a Fata
las
Aaattea Waa Aeoaaod ef Atleeaa to
Bar) aa Elevator at Sekaapp'a
MlaaT.
LOrP CTTT. Neb, Feb. I 'Special. V-
Sheriff William left for Ashton rhls noon
with a warrant for the arrest ef Robert
Watke of Asbton, who Is char a 4 wt'h an
attempt to burn the elevator b'locglng to
E. G. Taylor at Bchaupp'e Sidrng last Sat
nrday night. The attempt was by mea-
of a fuse, which, however, failed to work.
owing te the fact that the sae-ted ta'low of I
tbe candle need ss a slow match covered
tbe fuss end it failed to burn. This la the
SUM Robert Walk who was acrused cf
burning the Ashton elevator last enrtr.g.
but was acquitted on trial.
Wests De as peter for DeteeraJe.
BEA TRICE. Neb, Feb. 1 rSpecial.) The
Beatrice Roosevelt league held a largely
attended meeting at the court bouse last
eight and endorsed C. B. Dempster, presi
dent ef tb Dempster MOl Manufacturing
company, for deJeg-ate to the tepubllcaa
national convention from this corgi t a
atonal district. Brief addresses wer mad
by Samuel Rlnaker. H. J. Dob ha and Mr.
Dempster, all touching upon the fitness of
Theodore Roosevelt for the presidency.
Temporary Cbairmaa M B. Davis an
nounced the appointment of tbe following
advisory committees from the First and
Third wards: First ward. L. A. rScrcsnra,
A- P. Sage, R. A. Phelps and WT. J. Todd;
Third ward. Harry Ford. B. F. Gurney.
D. VT. Carre and A. T. Mllburn. A resolu
tion endorsing C B. Dempster for delegate
to tbe convention was read and unani
mously adopted.
Saves Life, bet Lease Tease.
PLATTSMOVTH. Neb, Feb. t Special 1
Last summer nearly all the boats form
ing the Plattsmouth pontoon bridge broke
loose and went down the river. They lodged
on the various sand bar along the river
between this dty and Nebraska City.
When the fiver froae over Til Sheldon, a
wen known farmer residing near Perdval.
la, ;ook a team and started to cross tbe
main channel of the river to get one of tb
boats, which be thought ba could use to
advantage at home. When near the center
of the channel the ice begaa to crack and
thinking that his life waa ef snore value to
bim than .be boat aaade basts to ear him
self and Tar bed the shore tn safety, wbi's
the team, wagon and harness went under
the lea.
Blair Get Three Tear.
TORK, Neb. Feb. Special.) Joha
Blair, tbe Arborvtll farmer, is now lan
guishing in tbe county Jril under a sen
tence of three years tn the penitentiary
and is the most penitent prisoner who bas
been lodged In the county jail for rm
time. John Blair was sentenced last even
ing to a term of three years, and be broke
down aid cried. County Sheriff Brott has
thirty days In which to take hia prisoner
to tbe penitentiary and tn a conversation
this morning said that would probably tak
tbe full thirty day, to give Blair every
t p port unity to secure a new trial. Hia
artorneya have appealed to the supreme
court and will make every effort to secure
for Blslr a new trial and keep him out cf
the penitentiary.
Warm Tlsse la Csaaty Board,
FREMONT, Neb, Feb, t Special.)
There waa a rather exciting time for a
few minute at tbe meeting of the Board
i't Supervisor this morning. Chairman
Boyd Introduced a resolution for tbe re
consideration of the allowance of a claim
of m to G. G. Martin and I to R. J. Stin
son for extra nukn In the case cf
Dodge county against Saunders county In
the supreme court and In the course of his
remarks said something which Superrleor
Mead considered aa Imputation on bis
veradty. which Mr. Md resented la forci
ble langucge. Mr. Boyd called Supervisor
Hepburn to tbe eharr and explained hia
pcmtUoa. The resolution waa placed.
AIDS IX PASSAGE OF BILL
a Backut f Booertl Lstitnait c
Orer Opes! f Eerv-.i
LARD f!E FCR AGRICULTURAL USES
Telia of Plans aad Methods of Opew
fag tbe Reservation, aa Well
aa Teresa of Seearlag
Load.
Reater Aeeldeatally Shoe.
rLATTSMOlTH. Neb, Feb. (Special.)
While out bunting ta this county John
Wade accidentally abet himself with sa
old muxxle-loadlng shotgun, Tbe fu4
charge cf anot entered bia bead Just abov
hia right eye, penetrating hat brain. At
the time of the accident two other young
men were with bim and they were nearly
a mil from the bouse. Tbe unfortunate
man was taken to a hospital tn Lincoln
where It was learned that three Inches of
tb skull had beea torn away. After dries
big tbe wound tbe physician said the pa
tient bow has some chance of recovery.
W. B Backus, an attorney from Rone
steel. S. D, stopped la Omaha yester
day ea route to his home from Washing
ton. D. C, where be bad been to aid In
securing the passage of the liil which
throws open a large portion cf the Rose
bod Indian reservation to settlement. Tbe
bill passed Monday and provides that UC-
acre of fine agricultural land in
Grerory county may be settled. Sajd Mr.
Backus:
"The land now open f r settlement under
the bill la mostly good agricultural land,
upon which escellent crops cart be raided.
It Is well drained and surrounded by rail
road and rivers. Gregory county embraces
CLOEs acr of the Rosebud reservation,
upon which 3" allotments, comprising K-C-
acres hare been made, leaving :i,lfi
acres unalotted. which will be open to
settlement as soon as tbe president Issues
his t roc lama t km.
"The government will pay the Indiana
n.HO.tX for the land Reservations are
made of ! acres for the Fores, creek
station, forty acres for tbe Ponca creek
day school, seventy-eight acre for tbe
Catholic mission, two tracts cf eighty and
forty acres respectively for the Congrega
tional mission and sections 1 and 3k. which
go to South Dakota for school purpMee.
and for which the government will pay
CSS per acre. Of the sura laid to the
Indians Ly the government lt. sill be
expended for stock cattle, which will be
Issued ro tbe Indiana. There is a provi
sion that not more than half th money
received la any one year Is to be ex
pended la this way. the balance to be paid
in caah, and divided equally among tb
Indiana. Payments are to b made in
October each year until tbe full pur
chase price has been paid over.
Terras ef Ceatraet.
".va persons who have allotted latafis oa
the reservation and are recognised mem
bers of the tribes, whether mixed bloortj
or net, and also white men who have
Intermarried and are now living with their
families upon the reservation, shall bare
peaceable possession of their allotted lands.
T'nited States Indian Inspector Mclaaugh
Un made a treaty with the Indians re
garding these lands September H, 1XH. and
this treaty was signed by about three
fourths of the adult Indiana Following
this aa amended treaty was drawn up.
which a majority of the Indiana refused to
sign. Congress then declared the lands
open regardless of the number of signers
and tbe supreme court of tb Vnited
State upheld the legislature Jn Its action.
"The government la decided to adopt
the plan used in Oklahoma reservation,
and the prtrGege of securing a quarter
section shall be determined by lot and as
there are 1M quarter Sections to be
opened and about CMM people expecting
to draw you can easily determine the ratio
as to success. On thing is certain, the
Rosebud reservation and Is abojt tbe last
good farming land to be opened to public
settlement In the t'nited States under the
homestead lawa Tbe plan pursued for
opening the reservation will be Is all re
spects similar to that adopted at tbs open
ing of tbe Kiowa and Comanche lands
three years ago. and the aunt crffkials who
conducted that opening win be employed la
this. It Is now believed tbe proclamation
of tbe president throwing the lani open for
settlement win be Issued within sixty
or ninety days at the most,
PLEURISY, PNEUMONIA,
CONSUMPTION CURED
Oeorte Q. Haver 0a West IZSth Mr ret. New York City. Lost 76 Posada In
five months, Nrt after slar Dwfty'a Pare Mail WbUkejr hi health was
restored and he has not lot a 4y' work, la a rear,
tie says be ewes his lite te
Duffy's Pure Malt Wbiskey
READ HIS OWN WORDS.
'l a tak' !.l anh pVu-iy and rncurnorfia. whh r?eve..t ir to consurr ; tion.
When taker i k I :tt"i r p-n;rd In nl-.eien seek 1 fltj assy T4-
pounds 1 tr-d eisht : the test doctors aid e l tilu rre i -cild n t ilve r months 1
ti frTn rtt-n 10 thirty--" e cTuns i t (rr e t- ev-ry iy fur a year w.-h ut trlr.
I hal eeen n e.'e henvv rhsc. hs rot aMe t n?t k Li T-njr s;er ,,f st.ur-at a til.
wnN"jt reeling, and i: .1 !- 1 attenj f b':nes t r !j )'jr.
"Finaliv I gave tip docjofirs; ari bgan -M- c --y iTjr Vn.l AVr-.i'Vey. I
galr-ed in rVea a-i5 trerr. an Me to attend to m v r iens ss so eie-tri. :i. a,". a
hfcve n-t let a iav sura in the Mit ear 3M!y a-r'1e ts goti i 1 r ae".-.
"'If any perwn who has wj"nr""i wi'I taice t,?Ty a Pv.re Mi". Vh;rky he U
r-e rurw. a it is :he t-eet reme-oy in toe
scr.ii. 1 ct rr.v i:te to 11."
r, HOVKT.
J Wt L.Vh 5", . New V"-K Oitv.
I ',!T. s l",r M;t Wl ify hes ra-e,ed
the bie-seirg of ha th i r. t . mv-e home cur
ir g tbe imet rity yt-r than all othe rme1'
(iirft Tnli. It iur-s pne tarprta. pl-y-r,y.
ror.sumpti'-n. -:. .sr.. coiti. r"ip
or-onrfcltis. cetgrrh. asthrra and l dis
eases ( the thr.t and lunar, ind .gr-sti-n.
dst'epsia ar.d every form of Siomacn
tr-ov.b e. r.errt'Ueneee.. rnaiaria ard all h w
fever. It tjwiitfs anil enrvre tt
blood, bitos i p ih- nerve tiseaes. T ore 1 p
the heart, ail: d:seaee germs. oni:yrg
the sat-ra agmrst disease serrrs and pro
motlre lor.aevity; mxite- the ourg st-eg
snd healthy and k-epe the oid your.g. In f
(y 1 l'-.re Wait WtiieK'v c-oot!is n. t use!
c1I ard is the onlv ahfskey re-fiarii-d 1y
thr g'vemrrert as a m-duire Yhis is
g"jrT5'ee. r-nti! by octjrs snl
used exclusively in l0fl0 h-pnala
t Al TIO V bea ea ask for !. fare Malt HthUkey be aare ye get
the aeaalae. 1 aserapalea dealers, BSgr. f t. emrelleaew ef this res
ararlea. will try e sell yea cheap) lal(tiM aad as a It wki-Jkey sabstltste.
vbsrb are pat ea tbe market fee yratj alr. aad whleh. tar frees reliev-tag
the alrk. are positively harsafel. Desaaad "Difj-i- aas tee sere yea get
It. It la the oaly aboslately sere Malt tThfakey which eeaiaJaa sse-djeiaat.
kealth-alvlag ejaallfles. Uagy's Pare Walt Whiskey is sold la sealed reef,
tie sal, never la ink e ball. Lust for the trade-ssark. the H
rbesslst." sa tbe labeL and be eertatw the aeal ever tbe eerk la aaavskes.
Reviare ef re 1 1 re battle.
P--M by all d-nsri'is and grocers, oe dirw-r." C a bott Interestir.g mecllcs.1
booklet free to anyone lufTy Malt Vhifk ey Co. Rochester. N". T.
CeUeeelag Pellaqaeat Tuts.
GRAND ISLJklTD. Xeb., Feb. I (Spe
cial) For the first time since IK the
county treasurer's office paid Into the
county an excess of fees, to the amount of
C1K. all salary and clerk hire having been
paid. Under the aew law the time for tb
payment of delinquent personal taxes ex
pired en Sunday aad th treasurer stent J
vs distress warrants today, placing them
ta the hands of tbe heti3 for collection.
Cms Cesaty a
BEATRICE. Neb-. Feb. 2- (Special
Following Is the mortgage report for Gag
county for th month of January: Number
ef farm mortgages filed, thirty-one; amount,
number of farm mortgages released,
.hlrty-one; amount. F!a. Number of city
mortgages filed, thirty-nine: amount. gla.71i;
number of dty mortgages released, thirty
two; amount. 13.144.
Administrator fee Bassaer Estate.
FLATTSMOrTH. Neb- Feb. Z- (SpecUll
County Judge H. D. Travis baa appointed
Isaac D. Harmer of At oca administrator
ef the estate of Barton W. Harmer, plac
ing bis bond at tTK.su. The personal
property Is valued at (lui).uu aad tb real
estate In Cass and Otoe at k&Ww. There
ar four other heir.
I.ase Head Is Peed Grinder.
ORAXD ISLAND. Neb.. Feb. t "Spe
cial.) B. Knox, an old and highly, esteemed
resident cf Alda township, lost bis left
band yesterday afternoon, th member be
ing caught tn a feed grinder aad literally
ground off. The feeder bad become choked
ap and Mr. Kaos was pri 1i.g sown tbs
feed with bis gloved band. The glove be
came caught aad pulled the hand tn with It.
It was half aa hour before Mr. Knox could
be relieved ft nan his position. An effort Is
being saaoe by th attending sutgaoa ta
ear tb thumb. Tb flnger and palm ef
tba band are gone.
arUtis 1 iiwTJTtaa se a U! r mf.
ItTw'tTli"! " 1 ii nm!i Ttm'Htn", " a'assT
I a set aaa Ikal Be In n mm CM
aaa a-sa - inn rate a-sa ipa T ket I -.
ana a v-u at ta vmm 4a m a
ta-1 rsss a4 si ma as Rw tsas a tae
mm af Si ill i ri I taaa aa Ml tmmt I e-ui
rama ta a Sau as ar tliiami OSra aa 11 11
I aa.aat aaea mU m -maaa a ml a e 1 mm
aae aana aa swa ua - aaaa saw an J
rae-a 111 la a sa-a. Taaa uai aauaaa arau 1
m tea aaa lar. s s In a 11 Can a a
pmrnrn as s lima aaea aaaaa
sal im eaaaaaa
tie aa eaai l ai i t ami awaa aas aaaasee mm uai I
mmmi r1s aaa a ifli a aw a kMaaa.
S i la nil i car ie aaae ta 2at!' laef aTs
--tt e a rJl aeaaaa sa m It a aaaaaaasi taa aaaS
aa eaa e at Mv tt a aaa us aa a aw a4
mmmfmmm """ m k as aaianf i M I aaaa
wea aaa aad I ecu aaa r-s isa eaav rre as
taa-ar w a n a aia t aa a aa
Daatsws's Salaea at
NORFOLK, Neb . Feb. L (Special V-Im-prosatlng
Carrie Katioa, Mr. J. Court
ney visited a aaVooa at Psasstt. Neb., with
a hammer and asssshad all of the glass ta
the srtlrrora behind tbe bar, peaadad the
bottle rate bits, roiled amber fluid aad
liquor out apes, tbe floor, poured beer
Into tbe ciwpadoree and scared tbs little
crowd of aaea eras were standing as to
drink until they trembled. Mm Courtney
bas not yet been arrested.
Freasost Has Seer -terlaleadewt.
FREMONT. Neb, Feb. (Special V-At
a regular meeting of the School Board last
evening Superintendent Laird formally no-
Used tbe board that be would not be a can
didate for re-election. It bad been under
stood for soma time that there would be
a change st the close of this year snd the
board at once went into executive session to
select the new maa and they did so In a
very snort time. While they decline ta say
who be was. tt is understood County Su
pertntendeat Charles Arsstt was appointed.
Mr. Axaott ts a aativ ef West Virginia.
W laser W eaaea Kills MeeaeIC
NORFOLK. Neb.. Feb. t Special V-Mr.
tMetrtra Medrtrks roaatnltted eutcid at
Wmner during the early aaurrxlng by put-
t us iaa a" oal lttag a rope area ber aerk ta tba bara
at I eaa f and StranailM She baa Beea lit ai n. iiii
for the last few dag ever aa Imaginary
wrens; ts a sjesgbbsr.
Trleskeac Llaes to Jeiau
FETERSBURO. Neb.. Feb. I (Special!
Tbe Cedar Telephone company bas made
arrangements to connect with tb Peters
burg local cmpaay and aa aooa as 1
weather will permit th work f running
the Una from EUgin ts this ptaos will b
eompssted. This will gtv tbe patron af
too tncal exchange eoaasannlcatloa with
Elgin. Oakdale. Nellgb and Tildes. Ar
rangemants ar also being msio to eo
sect with O-NellL Cedar Baplda. Newmaa
Grove and other nearby towns, maktr.g la
all about 70S "prion sa.
Kills Larare Well,
BEATRICE. Neb, Tea. -r2r.ecial.i-
Walle slanting oo the fana of A. T. Cole,
adjoining teas ciry, rre uoual killed a
large wolf aatar8ay aaornlng. Tbs "'"l
was sktst sut a great aletaacs from tho
bara. and tt as supposed tt waa In search
of pig, catches or other prey.
Lai, base
" NORFOLK. Nea, Feb. 1 (prialV A
bulletla buss frees tbs bed si As of O. A.
-lAiikart this nvoraiag ear that ho I raarh
ssaJorlaMy aial has
Meeaelf.
PENDER. Neav. Feb. 1 (Spatial Trle-
graaa.1 Tbe fimeral ef O aaaa a Meterdirrcaa.
-tfe of tJtealrWa Metardieeraa. residing
twelve miles southwest af this place, took
place at tbs Lutheran lansisij' near Plata
creek today. Mrs, Meitvdlaxxsa waa foaad
Saaalla-ex Stssasew ot
GRAND ISLAND, Neb Feh. t (Spe-
ciaL The last case of small po at AJda.
vea miles west of this dty, has been
tamped out aad th quarantine removed.
The village and vicinity had quits a aleg
of tbe daces about four weeks age, bat
there were no sever rase.
ALL TRAFFIC IS SUSPENDED
High Winds sad Lew Teas sera tare
Case Cessation of Wark
la Daksls.y
BISMARCK. X. V.. Feb. 2. The tempera
ture here dropped during the night from ST
degrees abov to U below and the cold waa
accompanied by a wind blowing forty
eight miles an hour, w hich piled the snow
to drifts. AH train on three roads lead
ing out of Bismarck were suspended. On
the Northern Pad no the eastbound train
was stalled at New Salem for sixteen hour
Stanrsad Ian Pas
SIOTX FALLS, B. IX. Fwb. 1 (Special
Teleorram. Judge Cartand of tbe T'nited
States court today denied a motion for a
pew trial ta tbe case of Amelia E. Ktrkland
against the North wasters railroad. Tbs
plaintiff, at a terra of the United Bute
court held at Aberdeen, was by a Jury
awarded damages in th sum of taSGS
against the company for the loss of her
basbaad. Tb company will not tak an
appeal from the action of Judge Carta nd.
but will settle the suit by paying the plain
tiff the amount of damages awarded her.
rrsaaerlara Harry ts Strike.
GRAND ENCAMPMENT. Wyo.. Feb. 1
4 Special Prospectors ar leaving ber as
rapidly as transportation facilities can .be
secured for the scene of tbe big copf-cr
strike near Battle Lake a few caya ago.
Tb discovery la believed to be a counter
part of tb Ferris-Uaggerty eels.
Drive AU Before It.
Aches aad pains fly before Bucklen's
Arnica Salve. So do sores, pimples, boils.
corns aad piles, car bo pay. Sc. For
by Kuhn A C.
atsiaad Brtaig Delay a Tralaa.
GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. Feb. I Spe
cial. The burning out of a small bridgs
at Marked, eighty mile west of here, last
Bight delayed aa passenger trains en th
fnloB Padac today. Tb ftr was dls
cwvered la Cme to prevent any accident.
Remington Typewriters
For
Rent
7tT-TTUf
Moderate.
Ample Stock of excellent Machines.
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We Will Send Them Anytvhere.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER. COMPANY.
UI9 Farnsjii Straet, Omaha.
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Mi Orleansityiobile (
Rcud. Trip Tickets to Hsw Orleans S3I.50.
To Moblls $30.35.
On sale February 9 to 14th.
Tie Durtegion Is the SMOOTH road
Omaha te Pt Loins, and tr-re Is bit one
chary of cars Omal-.a, to NewOrl-ans or
Mot In Us Cnloa Station at 5c Louis,
TICKETS
1502 FARI3AU STREET.
OMMtoii
Not alone the highest quality, but
fnll measure of flnzntitv in the flnarts.
pints and hi!f pints of
Old
Underoof
Rye
Properly mide and thorongtly aged.
CHAS. DENNEHY 6 CO.. CUcago.
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To men who ar weak mentally, mor
ally and physically. Wbeae systco-s
have at avs um been pciiuted w. a
f iisinraa prlvaie aia aaea. ttxa
whose depleted ravanbood forbids any
advances toward raaxrimony and those
who have mad th mistake of marr.t
tng wail there lurked la Lkelr satem
sums fnghlfil waakcea or peor,i
taint of private dlseaat. and wno n;
find these! ua Um vcrg ef eooil
rum To all such men a cEScienu-MUi
and exfertacced ducior would adviat
you te consult snTbout deiay the taet
specialist. Oci who bas mads a lire
long study sf lust such eases. One ho
eaa euickiy and fully understand your
troubles. One who wUl not deceive you
with false promise or unbusinesslike
cjropoeitioaa On she can aad will cure
you in tbe sborteat poesio time and
at the least ea penes ts you. Any mss
la seed of soca medical advice or
treatment should ossae at once te the
State tHeetce-Slra eal lastltate.
We aaaSe aa aaOelesdtag
ttaas t tas asmea. aer as e araaaiee t ran t bra ta a tew a
ta erder ts severe tkelr satraa.. Set we -aaraalss a sarteet. s
aad Isatlag rare ta tae alehral aeaalkle ttaas. wiibeat laavtag
laraaas aner-rseett la tbe ay as earn, aad at tb leant possible
ler saaest, auurai aaa eaveewoaral traatsaeBt.'
W K CXWm. hIICKLT, liFCLT AID THOIOCbULT
tricture, Varicocel. Emissions. Hervo-Setual Debility,
tmpotency. Blood Poison, (Syphitis, Rectal.
Kidney and Urinary Diseases,
and cos asses aad weaknesses doe ts taberitaace, evfi tabita, aelf-abssa, eaoasae
ar LDs result of sparine or private aaa ara .
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call wit f r.rmpto
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