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THE MATT A- DAILY BEE: FRIDAY. FEBRTj AltY R. 1004. BANKERS' UNION WINS POINT llowtd to Oontinne Bitiren by 1 GiTing I Bond of $15,000. MERITS OF CASE NOT YET PASSED UPON Com Irk Haaaaet nf Totif Men' llepabllraa f'lnfc rmmlin la Ba Most Enjoyable , . Affair. From a Stuff Cnrresiiondent.) LINCOLN, Feb. 4.-tSperlal.)-The Bank am t'nlon of the World this afternoon In the supreme court wtn first blood In the Injunction proceed In brought ajralnst It officers at the Instance of Insurance Dep uty Fierce, and tomorrow will resume, bul ness, the supreme court having o modi fied the temporary Injunction aa to permit of thin pending the taking of testimony by Judge Robert Ryan, appointed referee. The erder ' of the court provides that President flplnney and the other ofllcera of the company ngalnat whom the temporary Injunction operated Khali give a $16,000 guaranty bond within five days. President Spinney said 'the bond would ba filed with the clerk of the court tomorrow. The hearing began with a statement of facta In support of the contention for a per manent Injunction by Attorney General Prout and a general and specific denial for the defendant company by Judge Fields and M. H. Oaring... Soma personalities were Indulged In. Mr. Gerlng-severely arraigned Examiner Wiggins, while Mr. Prout made trlctures on the management of the com pany. After the statements had been made by counsel for both sides affidavits were filed supporting each and the Judges went Into consultation for an hour, handing down the order late this afternoon. The case at tracted many lawyers to the court room and moch Interest was manifested. leek. Improper - Remedy. Mandamus Is not a proper action tq re cover from a state or county official who Mickey. W. t,. Anderson. I J. TMinn. Vic Revmour, F. A. Graham. R. E. Olffln. J. O. F. McKesson. It. F. Rose, T. t MnngT. P. F. H-htnl. 14 T. Dobbins, Forest Moore. A. Haydn Myer. General C. J. Bills. Talk Akoit eaatorahlp. Now that the official call for the repuh Ilcan state convention has been Issued. It Is up to the republicans to seriously con sider the advisability of adopting the rec ommendation of the state committee to have the convention Indorse a candidate for fnlted States senator to succeed Senator Dietrich. And from the reports coming to Lincoln the matter Is being seriously con sidered and the Indications are now that If there is not a radical change of opinion throughout the state there wilt be a fight In the convention. The Indorsement will not be made without a fight and that Is certain and the recommendation of .he state committee will not be turned down without a flf ht. Cody Earaate East. W. F. Cody reached Uncoln this after noon with the. remains of Ms eldest daughter. Mrs. Artie Cody Thorpe, who died suddenly Sunday at her home In Spokane, Wash. Colonel Cody left this, evening for Rochester, N. T., where funeral services and Interment will take place. ' Y. M. C. A. Coaveatloa. At the First Presbyterian church tonight began the twenty-fourth annual convention of the Toung Men's Christian association. The principal feature of the evening was The address of E. T. Colton, International student secretary, on "A World Power." Mayor Adams delivered the address of wel come, which was) responded to by Rev. H. C. Sweartngen. F. I Willis of Omaha conducted the song service. A number of visiting members are here and tomorrow It Is expected that 160 will have arrived. Boys Held for Bwrsjlary. I. C. Bishop and Perry Loar, eac"A aged II years, were bound over to the district court this afternoon In the sum of $509 eaoh on a charge of burglary, to which they pleaded guilty. Recently many stores In Lincoln have been robbed of small sums of money and goods and last night Officers Overton and David arrested these two rant Birktr Arrested on Cbargs of Killing Eii Brother and 8iiter-in-Lw. NO TRACE OF THE COUPLE CAN BE FOUND Blaao Clntblaff aad Carpet la) the Hons Take a as Iadlratloa that They Uave Bee a Mar dered. RIVERTON. Neb., Feb. 4 (Special Tele'- gram.) Word came to town tonight of a murder which happened five miles east of Rlverton, probably Sunday night. Daniel Barker and wife are mlssjng and Frank Barker, nia brother. Is under arrest. The bloody carpet and clothing Indicate murder. A hole has been found In the Ice In the Republican river, which Is the only Indication as to their whereabouts. Circumstantial evidence against him Is very strong Frsnk Bsker Insists that his brother and wife have gone to Denver, but circum stances discredit this story. ha Illegal! retained moneya of his office a' w,ho Emitted having entered two of S wh J in Maxwell's stores and the Vienna bakery, taking several dollars from each, The supreme court today affirmed the decision of the lower court In the esse of the Omaha t Gaa company against South Omaha. In the case of John against Connell the Judgment last rendered was vacated and the Judgment of February 8, 1901, was re- Instated, President Rends Reply, The following self-explanatory letter has been received by J. H. McClay, secretary of the Nebraska Roosevelt league; WASHINGTON. Jan. 21. Mr. J. H. Me Clay. Secretary Nebraska Roosevelt League, Lincoln, Neo. : My uear sir Tne president has received your telegram of this aate, ana airecis me to convey to you ana through you to the members of the Roose velt leagues of the state of Nebraska, his cordial thanks tor their friendly Interest ufflclent portion to rrfake up the difference n kindly expressions. . . . . - . ' , I Assuring you that your courtesy Is between his salary aa fixed by law and the greatly appreciated, believe me, sincerely ui um umcv. 1 yours. WiLiLilAM liUIiH, J ft.. . . I Secretary to the President. In the case, of Michael Francis Clancy BEATRICE CONSUMERS MEET lunii 4e0rge cj. Bnnr ex ai, wnerein Baalness Meat at Tows oa tke Blae Organise Commercial Clab. after the aspiration ef his term of office. The supreme court has decided that the proper action was not pursued In the cae of the County of Gage against G. W. Maurer, former county treasurer. Maurer retained from the funds received by him while county treasurer a sufficient amount excess of the fees of the office tn make nV. up the salaries of himself, deputies and I Silerks. When he made settlement- with the county board he acknowledged the re tention 6f the money and deposited a cer tified check tn the Beatrice National Hank for the amount retained In excess of the fees, to be paid to the successful party in the action by the County Board of Su pervisors t6 recover from him. The case was a test one brought tn the Interests of the county treasurers of the state to as certain If a treasurer had a right to retain rrom me treasury tunas or nis county a Clancy sued the defendant for damages because' his son was accidentally shot by a bell boy. In the employ of the Barker hotel, causing the loss of an. eye, the supreme court dismisses the proceedings against Barker and, remanded the case as to the other, defendant. In the trial In the lower court Barker set tip the defense that he BEATRICE. Neb.. Feb. 4. 8Declal.) The lfome Consumers' banquet, held at the Paddock hotel last night, was attended by was not engaged 'in the management of the 300 representative business men of this city, hotel, but was merely the president of the I wh met and discussed trade Interests and corporation, and had no,! voice n the man- organised what Is to be known as the Bea agement of the hotel as operated, when the trice Commercial club by the election of sliastlng occurrp.Thti'lower'wonrV'fo6n,d I T. Harden, . president,- and O. H. John for,-the defense. Trn supreme court up 1 son. vice president. -The president ap- holds the decision a.,far as Barker Is con- pointed an executive committee, consisting cemed, but. remands, for retrial In the case I of O. H. Johnson, C. B. Dempster, (M. E. oi me otners implicated with Mm, Library Title Valid. i The title to the ground on which the Car negie library stands. In the city of Lincoln, was-declared valid 'by the court. Sarah Grunlngcr,' a nonresident, claiming to have an equity In the site, saeked the court to open a decree of foreclosure rendered against her and others. The court refused to J-eopen 'the case and affirmed the de cision of the lower court Blr Time at Baaqaet. The Young Men's Republican club ban quet, to be given on the evening of Feb ruary 12 at the Llndell hotel, promises to be one or the most enjoyable that this popular club has ever given. The speak ers provided for and their subjects are: Governor Bailey of Kansas, "Kansas and rsaraska. Historical and Political ".ketch- Congressman George W. Prince, Galesburg', tu.i w country; -, judge W. M. Robert son, narroia.- , -ADrasam 'Lincoln." Coni gresaman Burkett will accompany Con eajiman Frlnoe from Washington and will attend the banquet. A -committee will meet these two at Omaha, will meet Governor cauey at tne state line and will meet Judg. iwofniron somewhere outside of the city Bhults. W. H. Mahannah and A. H. Kldd The executive committee Is to appoint an advisory committee to assist In pushing the organisation. G. H. Johnson presided as toastmaater at the banquet, and enthusiastic addresses touching on trade conditions and a thor ongh organisation of the buslnesa Interests of Beatrice were delivered by Hon. R. 8. Bibb, Hugh J. Dobbs, Olney Smith. M. E. Bhults, W. H. Edgar, C. B. Dempster, M, B. Davis and B. H. Begole. Rev. .G. W, Crofts of this city also read a' poem ap proprlate to the occasion. ' Previous to the banquet the Beatrice Military band gave a concert In the hotel from 7:30 tol:30. The motto of the new organisation Is, "Get Busy." and Beatrice will certainly be greatly benefited aa a result of the meet ing and organisation of the club. Polk Coaaty'a .Mortaxaar Record, OSCKOLA. Neb., Feb. 4. -(Speclal.)-Polk county farmers, or any one else for that matter, are not registering any "kick" In these good old republican times and th way mortgages are being cleaned out and getting ont ef debt. January started nut gloriously In ths matter of mortgages filed and released, for the record In the county r.Urk'a nfflce shows that thee m-evo . All this was rieclrio,! I . . ... . . ... last nlsht at . , .... J " """ a.M.i. - v 1111 riun mr limits of Norfolk. ND1CAT10NS OF A MURDER Reopens Factional Fight. , BEATRICE, Neb.. Feb. 4.-(8peclal Tele gram.) Steps are being taken for the or ganisation of another Roosevelt club In this city by the republicans who oppose the In dorsement of C. B. Dempster, who was In dorsed aa a delegate to the national repub lican convention by the Beatrice Roosevelt league Monday night. In case the new or ganisation Is perfected It is aald that R. J Kllpa trick of the firm of Kllpatrlck Bros. 4k Collins, will be Indorsed aa a delegate to the national convention In opposition to Mr. Dempster. The formation of the new club means the resumption of the old factional fight In this city and county. Ffad Stolen Property. NORFOLK. Neb.. Feb. l.-tSpeclal.)- Th English portmanteau belonging to Mrs. C. R. Allen of Hawarden, la., which was stolen from the Union depot last week. has been found. Burled In a kiln at the Norfolk brick yards, with Its contents scat tered about and covered with clay. It was discovered by three strangers who hap pened to be looking through the plant Twenty-two souvenir spoons were m Using, but the wardrobe remained. The thief Is thought to have gone to Scrlbner from here. The police had been searching for several days. Expect Rash to) Gregory- Coanty. NORFOLK, Neb., Feb. 4 (Speclal.)- Northwestern officials here are making preparations to handle a crowd of 75.000 people when the Rosebud reservation Is opened. Already , the rush to Gregory county has begun and every train carries score of passengers or more, who are getting In on the ground floor. Just where they are all going to sleep Is a problem, The fact that It Is the last chance at a government drawing will add to the crowd. Indian Geta OS Easy. RUSHVILLE. Neb.. Feb. 4--BpecIal.)- Last night Broken Nose, an Indian, was shot through the thigh by Running Hawk. It seems there was a quarrel In the Indian camp north of the railroad track, and Broken Nose tried to act aa peacemaker. when Running Hawk shot him with a pistol. Running Hawk ' waa arrested and brought before Judge Edmunds, as-ho fined him $5 and costs for carrying concealed weapons. assault to do great bodily harm, was con cluded In the district court yesterday, after a trial lasting three days. The Jury, after being out four hours, brought tn a verdict finding the defendant not guilty. INDICTS EXPRESS AGENTS United 6utet Commissioner of Internal ' Revenue Takes Eummtry Aotioa LUIKHART SUFFERS RELAPSE Attcndln Physicians Have . Slight I 5 1 UrS SALE Qf LIQUOR BY LUslPANItS Hopea of lajared Recovery. Maa'a NORFOLK. Neb., Feb. 4.-Ppeclsl.)-The condition of G. A. Lulkhart, Injured several days ago by being knocked down by a horse, took a turn for the worse this even ing and the doctors now hold out slight hopes of his recovery. The attending phy slclans were called early In the evening and paid him another visit about midnight. At that hour his temperature was almost 102 and he was gradually losing conscious ness. There Is every indication an ansess has formed on the brain, vr. J. E. Sum mers of Omaha has been telegraphed to come In consultation With the attending physicians. New ladaatry for Kearaey. KEARNEY. Neb.. Feb. 4. (Special Tele gram.) O. Benlnghoven of St. Louis la In the city representing a lsrge manufactur ing concern of that place. Mr. Benlnghoven Is here looking over the field with a view to establishing an alfalfa mill for the pur pose of grinding alfalfa for the export mar ket. When the mill gets to running reg ulsrly It Is expected that M0 tons of al falfa will be used weekly. Cbareh to Celebrate Anniversary. PETERSBURG, Neb., Feb. 4 .(Special.) The members of the Congregational church of this place are making arrangements to observe the tenth anniversary of the Peters burg church, March IS. An effort Is being made to have former pastors present, and a general resume of the church work for the last ten years will be one of the fea tures. Think Goods Were Stolen. FAIRBl-RY. Neb.. Feb. 4. (Speclal.)- Sherlff Case arrested two men at Endtcott last night, who were trying to sell a. lot of new clothing and notions. They gave the namea of W. Barton of Iowa and Thomas Blair of Wisconsin. It Is thought the goods were stolen and the men are held pending an Investigation. - Poaltry Show Opens. PAPILLION, Neb., Feb. 4. (Special Tele gram.) Papillion is crowded today with farmers attending the Sarpy county annual poultry show. Exhibitors from all parts of the state are present with their birds. A large program is arranged for tonight when the Judges will begin scoring. Alleged that Representatives nf Transportation Companies Have for Years ftalllned Prohibitory Law f the State ef Kansas. KANSAS CITY. Feb. 4 -Wholcsnle In dictments by the federal grand Jury of express agents ln Kansos City, throughout Kansas and In the prohibition counties of Texas and of liquor dealers who have lieen shipping liquor Into these prohibition ststes. are Imminent as . the result of a movement started by John W. Yerkes, commissioner of Internal revenue at Wash ington. The local agents of three large whole sale tlquor houses. It was announced today, were Indicted yesterday and arrested, but released on thelt own recognisance, and additional bills will. It Is said, be found against the agent of every express Com pany In Kansas City. In the state of Kansas, and In the prohibition counties of Texas, who have acted as agents for the liquor houses In selling whisky as fast as the evidence against them can be presented For years practically very express com pany In this part of the southwest has acted as agents for liquor companies, who have sold liquor In Kansas and Texas, the express sgents of the different companies acting nominally as agents at the various points, thus practically nullifying the prohibition law. To avoid the law. the whisky was sent In sealed packages to ficticious names and sold by the agents for "express charges." Millions of cases of whisky have been sent Into Kansas yearly. For each case disposed of the express agents were allowed 60 cents.. This natur ally has proven not only a violation of the prohibition laws of the states named, but has deprived the federal government of an Immense amount of revenue. It Is stated today that the federal government has sent dozens of agents In Kansas and the parts of Texas affected to gain evidence upon Which to convict the offenders. Three Kansas City liquor dealers were Indicted by a federal grand Jury, sitting at Wichita, Kan., and the Indictments sent to the office of the' United States district attorney here. either, scross the Missouri river st Cham- office during the month of Jhmuhi: j;s berlaln, 8. I." Mr. Montgomery Is a mem- original liomcMcHri entries, for 21.TtS itcie; nrry-one roimnutr.il nomcsteed proofs, for 7.H? ncres; four final homestead proofs, fur ber of tho Pontoon Brldse company of this city. The ptwent franchise of the com pany expires In about three years, and tho present eranchlse Jiist 1ssup1 Is Intended to enable the company to bcftln Immediately the work of constructing a bridge on a much more substantial scale, than that now maintained. 'Work ef rfcamhertala Land Office. .CltAMRKRLAtN. R. D.. Feb. 4.-1 Special.) Following Is an abstract of the business transacted by the local United States land 6o3 seres; sl(v-ono , rc rvolr lc- irnt.ii y statements, five sol1!cr's declaratory state ments and ten canoetla I ton of entry as a reeult of contests. In addition to the fore going evidence whs taken 111 twenty new contests. For a mtda Inter month (be shew ing Is a decidedly favorable one. , Cold Weather at ftnrllnatnn. BURLINGTON. I.. Feb., 4 The ther mometer reached S below xero here today. Grtr hairs often stand in the way of advancement for both men and women, socially and in business. Many men are failing to secure Rood positions just because they look "too old," and no one knows now many Women have been disanoointed in life because they have failed to preserve that attractiveness which fe. ao largely depends on the hair. HAY'S HAIR-HEALTH hu hm a Nesting te ttiomandf. It la a hstr food, anr4ihl"e: the mot, forcias luxuriant (nwth. covering hald pota, rottnving frhne9 sod life, and positively Trtnr ta k cr kmtr to its youthful beauty aad color. Hay's Hair-Health Is not a dye. and itt ue cannot be detected. LARGS $oc. BOTTLES. AT LEADING DRUGGISTS. Frop Soap Offer rJZ,?a Cut out nd .trn tM ampon In fiv dav. tk It to ny of the following rfnigcif aaj tny will Civ yoa iartr bottle oi nay nair-nwitB ana a sgc cako of narftna Radicated Soap. mm aoap lor riair, rcaip. complexion, matn ana l oiiet, both tor MTly cent ; regular price, 7;c. Redrmed by leading tfrufrlat ovorywhora at their aborts only, or by ihe Philo Hay fepecfaltlea Co., tt) latayctta St., Newark, fi. J., either with or without soap, by express, in plain scaled package oa receipt of ooc aad this coupoo. Nanes,.eae i P"P Any peraen pnrchsituc Hay's Hair-Health onvwnera in the U. S. who h not r-n hi snoner back bv addreaftinar Philo Ha SraciALTTBS Co.. em Laiavette St.. Newark. N. I. 1 Xlms tmistitmtts, Jnsut n kmving Hay 9 Hmirfftttk. ...GUARANTEE, bcuchicd, may have I Address. .... Roffowlnf Druggists supply Hay's Hair-Health aad Harfina Soap la tbalr shops only I Kl II A CO.. 16th anil Dnnglaa: BOSTON STORK DHI C i)KPT nth an4 romU; BEATON, lMh and Karnatn; MKYKHS-DILLOM. Hlh and Karnam; KREYTAO. 1114 N. Sth: JOHNSON, Hth and Webetor; XK1U HANT, Hth and Howard; BELt URUO CO., 121 Farnam; HOWELL DRtO t o., 16th and Capitol Are. -I - Is Cass Coanty Mortgage Record. PLATTSMCrtlTH, Neb., Feh. 4. (Special.) The Caas county mortgage record for January Is aa follows: Farm mortgages filed amounting to the sum of $31,880. re leased I1J.4S0; filed on city property, 13,550, released 16,9(1. Omasa Woman Loses i Ont. PIATT8MOTJTH, Neb.. Feb. 4. (Special.) County Judge H. D. Tmvia baa sustained tho demurrer died by the heirs of Theodire Boedeker to the second petition of' Mrs. Kate Johnson of Omaha, who sought to prove her claim to a portion of the estate by reason of a decree of adoption drawn up at Muscatine, la., In 1883. The court held that Mrs. Johnson failed to produoe sufficient facts to prove her adoption aa a legal heir, of Boedeker. sjasae Maaala'i Baeleessor. PIERRE. B. D., Feb. 4. (Special Tele rrarn. The county appointing board of Stanley county this afternoon appointed M. P. Kennedy, ex-treasurer of that county, to fill the varancy In the office of the county auditor, caused by the resignation of T. Maupln. A thorough Investigation of the affairs of the office under the management of Maupln will be made at once and the full amount of fraudulent paper will" prob ably be soon known. Not a Record by Any Means. .KEHAWKA. Neb., Feb. 4. To the Ed itor of The Bee: A few days ago a well known sportsman of Nehawka, Algot Tang wall, killed eight mallard ducks with three shots, getting the whole flock. How Is that for good shooting. Who can beat It? This Is not a bad pot shot, but not a Nebraska record by any means. Several years ago a well known Omaha shooter killed thirty-six teal ducks with two barrels.- FORECAST OF THE WEATHER Warmer la the Eastern Portion at Nebraska, with Possibly Rail t or how gatarday, WASHINGTON, Feb. .-Forecast: For Nebraska Partly , cloudy Friday: warmer In east portion; fain or snow at night or Saturday. Saturdaycolder. For Iowa Fair and warmer Friday, Saturday, rain or snow and colder In west and north portions. - ' For Arlsona Partly eleudy Friday; snow and colder at night on Saturday In north; fair and coldr In-south portion. For Colorado Ralrt or snow Friday and probably Saturday; much colder Friday njght and Saturday. ' For Wyoming Rain or snow Friday; colder In west portion. Saturday, snow and much colder. For South Dakota Snow Friday; colder In extreme west portion. Saturday, snow and colder. For Illinois Fair and warmer Friday. Saturday, rain or snow; southeast winds, Increasing Friday night. For Missouri Fair and warmer Friday. Saturday, rain, with colder In west portion. Local Record, OFFICE OP THE WEATHER BUREAU. OMAHA. Feb. 4. Official record of tem perature and precipitation compared with the corresponding day of the last three years: l!Kt. ISO, lftrtt Maximum temperature ... 2D IS M 12 Minimum lemperature.,,, 'o ii n sero Mean temperature l ll Jl ( Precipitation 00 .22 .00 .00 Record of temperature and preelpltatlon at inn ana ror tnis any ana since March l, im: Normal temperature Deficiency for the dav Total excess since March 1, Normal precipitation Deficiency for the day Precipitation since Marc 1... Excess since March 1. 1903 Deficiency for cor. period, 190S Deficiency for cor. period, 1S02. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Pleasant to Take. e ' The finest quality of loaf sugar Is used In the manufacture of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and the roots used In this prepara tion give It a flavor similar to maple syrup, making It quite pleasant to take. Children like It, and as It contains no opium or other harmful substance It has no Injurious after effect. It always cures. In cases of colds, croup and whooping cough It can be given with Implicit confidence. It Is equally valuable for adults and children. Announcements of the Theaters. At a special matinee this -afternoon at the Boyd theater Miss Blanche' Walsh will repeat "Resurrection," In which she has scored so great a success during the last two seasons. Her engagement will cloje with the performance this evening. On Saturday afternoon Mr. Walker Whiteside will be at the Boyd, presenting 'We Are King, ' a most delicious satire on the long line of king and sword plays. It Is quaintly conceived, richly Illuminated ind dellclcusly acted, showing Mr. White side In a newer phase of his character, that of a clever romantic actor. 'At the evonlng performance "Hamlet" 'will be presented. Mr. Whiteside giving the title role. Both of these plays are stage with much csre and the local reputation of the star Is sufficient guarantee of the excel lence of tie performance. Hard a I 1 Iris AT. M Orleans -Mobile whh?h time committees were appointed and the hour for. the banquet to begin was set at SO o'clock. President P. James Cos. Trove or the club will be the louim.i.r Tickets will not be on sale to the general m i lilt,, f ,,,, , .t. . . . . mtinuni oi me club may ,i -aney apply in time at. 11.60 each. ineee were the committees appointed: aiion . Roberts, E. 8. As an Act of-. Humanity . I aek yos ta tell me a friend who neede help. That la all jest the eoet ol a awn jr. Tell me lo4 the name at asm alck eoe. and twenty-two released, amounting to S24.42t.tl five city mortgages filed, amount ing to t3.8!, and four released, amounting to t3.6M.S0; fifty-three - chattle mortgages filed, amounting to V.S4S.10, and twenty, eight released, amounting to $8,41.17. Tell Me The Book To Send Thes I will to thl.: I will arrente wHh a dnia slat Mr him aa that he Mr take six kouiee fir Bhuop'a Jleetaratlve. lie take R a atoath ta Demented Woman Wants ta Die. GRAND ISLAND. Neb., Feb. 1 (Spe cial.) The chief of police was yesterday afternoon called to the west end of the elty, where a woman was. said to ba lying on the railroad tracks. Upon arriving at the scene he found a demented woman, half frosen. rolling about on the bank of the railroad. She complained of terrible pain In the head and aald she wanted to be run over, and evidently was watting for train to corns along. She la a member of a family In this city and had wandered away, being at times difficult to manage on account of her mental ailment. Charges Farmer with Assanlt. BEATRICE. Neb., Feb. 4.-8peclal.)A. B. Benson swore out a complaint yesterday In Judge Inman'a court against James Lll- lle, who resides near Rockfnrd, thlsrounty, charging him with assault. Constable Macey has gone after Llllle, who la re garded - as a tough cltlsen, having dona time In the Kansas penitentiary. pre erut it caa So. If It euoeeeoe. the V " ' wm p' ,h ilet mvi Ana the eick w't men vord ehe.ll decide It. e a wh l aek of you-Ju.t a mlaiMe'a JU1- soetal. Aad I aak It to aid a alck ll la a raaurkaale tk'af that I do In rettirn- r""K1 ll no eiher vojelciaa ever olerod. Aa I do n (or etranaer. tke reLtf'",tt ,h" "'- tooay-U I will So Too aak what good It will do. '. "ll. There la sometime a ouee-- .... oiuer-eiuci medu loe eaaout rure. Bat the I'l J' ,..m a,r Srov that failure, ore rare, lor It the? wero evmowa ike oSer would mla la tho bom twelv yeere 1 here supplied at fteotorellte t. huudrtde of tkouaaada oa Ju thooe 'mi aad M out ol 40 h... .i .i!.' -lr raM mat tke cured one r"i hi wauus rrom the root. Will Try Vatlaa Machines. GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Feb. 4.-(8peclal.) At the session of the council la'st evening the proposition of Mr. Abbott, a mechanic In the Union Pacific shops, who Is the patentee ef one device used on a voting machine, to bring a machine here free of cost If the council would Inspect and test It, wss accepted. ' It Is 'possible that In one of the wards of the city the machine will be used for the spring election. A machine has been sent for and will be here In less than two weeks. they 1,4 are fal rail. I ad Andlterlam Opening a Barceas. OSCEOLA. Neb.. Feb. 4 (Snerlal V The A BIrk eoe Who Boalerte I . ... , ...r , . . , , t. hlme.lt. fr Mirt meiw hllhT and I. oii . u"",,u of eet-h oecuro it. rur. mesa. .ki.. I over Ms success on the opening nights. M DounaieM ralth la iht. mmi. i. . . . . I i , ... . . . . llfeiime e eaoerieaco. I h..i V" .A . ium. j no prewoeni or me of the moot difflo.it easee that rkrainane r-i" aiVV I association. Keene Ludden. and Secretar)'- i now wnac it win da. every ounce tnev could for tho nnonlnav "r?xz,? rizi: ni -cur .nd th. Mti.f.c. ..v., iwyie rvceivro nns ineow gentle men with Joy. For these two nights, after Ofer.les oil the vital eruu ouo t eooior in. orgiiia, tar the hoot reoult ef wvm mrw mw nKirtrT, give tho ortooo etroath to do their duty by roouinno orlr power that Bukos tkem act. lere ta oo other way. Too raaaot reatoro week ooslao y ouetorlnf the eaochlae. You muot m'v eteen ooo loaioe oervo sower la elreiB of Ike body. in aeon so owa uader say enerttttoa. Aad It but will a.na bo oao aader aay cooditlooa. Aad It our ho thmt Ik. Ahrk M W..., . T?"' Slmolv am. wklk book 1 OO TVWMMaIa . . . . "ooa aa the Hmn. r aot aad kd- bok t oa the kktaava. droaa Dt. Bk oo 4 tor Woon U71 B v,. 5 . wWdl. , BOUS , a hooBtotlem. Mild raato, sot ehroale. art orlea cured vita oao er o hum AX sraoakHa, paying all expenses of the troupes, association cleared over ttf Ih a Is Crlle for Life. PETERSBURG, Neb.. Feb. 4. (Special. V- William Schleferacke, a farmer living north of town, had tha misfortune Tuesday after noon to fall from a load of hay, and strik ing upon the froaan ground broke fata nip bona at the Joint and sustalnliag other in juries thst will cripple him fur tha re mainder of his Ufa, BEATRICE, Neb., Feb. 4.-(Speclal.)- Charlea Stone, a farmer residing west of this city, sustained a severe cut on the head and numerous bruises about the body by being thrown from his wagon yestertlsy while on his way home. ' Aealta Charles Pharea. BEATRICE, Neb.. Feb. 4.-f8peclal.)-The case of the State of Nebraska against Charles Pharea of Wymore, charged with Extends Franchise for Bridge. CHAMBERLAIN. 8. D., Feb. 4,-(Speclal.) The city council of Chamberlain has granted a franchise to W. I.. Montgomery "to maintain and operate a railway, wagon and foot bridge, stationary and pontoon, or 2? 19 V S3 02 Inch. 02 Inch l.X Inches .u Inch 6.12 Inches OH THE Round Trip Tickets to New Orleans $31.50. ' To Mobile $30.35. ., , . On sale February 9 to 14th. , The Burlington la the SMOOTH rosd Omaha to St. Louis, and there Is hut one change of oars Omaha to New Orleajis or Mobile tn the Union Station at St. Loula, TICKETS, 1502 FAnNAM STREET. Reports from Stations at T P. M. CONDITION OF THB WEATHtH. Pi : c ; 3 : a c : 3 : : 3 I One Night Cure Omaha, part cloudy .... Valentine, cloudy North Platte, clear .... Cheyenne, cloudy ...... Salt Lake City, cloudy Rapid City, cloudy .... Huron, cloudy Wllllston, cloudy Chicago, clear St. 1ouls, clear Ht. 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