FACTS ABOUT PE-RU-NA.
1$ There Any Scientific Basis For The Claim That Peruna
Prevents Infective Diseases ?
' t Lth tt' of September and October that torn of the most
infective dueaset are at their height. Malaria and the infection fevera of -antamn
find thew month wpeciaUy faTorable to the growth and propagation
cf their deadly germ. Why i it September and October are tha month,
waen oca diuaset flonriihf
Contaminated
Drinking Water.
com. mi occurrence u a matter that need not be discussed here. But the fact
that a superabundance of these germs is alway accompanied by an epidemic
cf the diseases show that there is some relation between them, that when one
it present the other alway appear.
C There i no way known to man yet by which the germ of these diseases
tan be entirely avoided. Sanitary science is gradually doing away with them
w2A l,L1ililiey remaln 10 eeat numbers. EVERY PERSON IS EX
POSED TO THEM COSSTAUTLY.
The germ of infection disease are about us everywhere, but only certain
people uccumb to their baneful influence,
Thi bring us to consider the econd reason why September and October
are the especial seasons for epidemics. The fact that everybody is exposed to
the germ of disease and yet comparatively few contract the disease shows be
yond doubt that there must be some special reason why one person eets the
disease and the other does not.
The kin, when unbroken, protect the outside of the body from disease
jerm, but it is well known that a raw surface or an open wound disables the
kin from protecting the interior of the body, and disease germs may enter on
men oooasion.
Diseased
Mucous Membranes.
enronio catarrh, render th
disease germs. Hence they enter through the mucous membranes of the
stomach, of the lungs, the intestines, accumulato in the blood in great num
bers, and set up inicctive diseases that may prove fatal.
Since w cannot protect ourselves entirely from the presence of disease
germ, the only thing that remains for us to do is to KEEP THE SKIN AND
MUCOUS MEMBRANES INTACT so that the disease germs cannot reach the
Hood, even though they assail us from within aad without
This explains how it is that Poruna may be regarded as a preventive to
these diseases, and suggest that It should be taken during the month when
they are prevalent
Penma -hA8 thoroughly established itself as a catarrh remedy. Many
thousands of people have taken Peruna for chronlo catarrh, and found them
selves completely restored.
Sometimes the catarrh is in the stomach. Other times in the throat and
lungs. Sometimes in the intestinal tract Peruna seems to act as a restorative
in all these different forms of catarrh, and thus produces healthy mucous mem
branes. . -
Even if disease germs do enter the stomach and lungs, the healthy mucous
membrane tend to protect the blood from their encroachments. This is
the claim made for Peruna, and the claim is based on science and experience.
Pathologists have been aware for many year that A HEALTHY SKIN
AND MUCOUS MEMBRANE CONSTITUTE PROTECTION AGAINST IN
FECTIVE DISEASES. This is a weU established scientific fact
' The experience of thousands of people in all parts of the civilized world
ha established the fact beyond dispute that the USE OF PERUNA DOES
RESTORE THE MUCOUS MEMBRANES to perfect health, and thus protect
the body from disease germs.
PLATE FITTERS
You may have had trouble In get
ting a plate that fits your mouth. I
rmploy experts In this line and am told
reDPatpdlv that. I run fit. nlataa .niln.
Jactorily when other dentists fall. '
i can fit von with n apt nt mv
eth on Rubber for 16 00 and I vlll
uaraute my work in writing. ..
1
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psasEEaaaan
What the Governor
Really said was:
Quaker
Hye
MEWS
RECEIVED RrOHEST AWARD AT
Si. U... Wir, Fur. l'J04i ri, Pura Ti mU lW
- trial E.a.aUias. ItXSi Uvia aad Clark EipoaiMa.
' PartW. Ur.M. 19U5.
"The yhiskey with a Repulati
Far Sl al all FirM-ela.a Bars. CaJaa
- mm Dai Saataa.
S. HIRSCII & C0M Kansas City,
A. Sampson. Un I
a .ii
!a Hsinma
1 Bronchitis
turtHl hj m mUd, Hew method that remove the ru.c, 8top.icart noises, stops
illM-lutripng ears, orx-ns the ears and restore, the hearing. Cures CaUiili and
Asthma, la ery staipe. v
To all applvin) for treatment diiririR SEPTEMBER we offer
our SERVICES AND TREATMENT FREE. You pay us for the
actual cofct of the medicines. ,
3 Will Cure l3any
snd tho ciost complicated cases will not exceed $5 for the month.
ELECTRICITY
TATIOX,
ad
EXAMI
NATION" U FRKE.
f GiiS Hd
Or.
Branamam o,
305 Now York Life Building
Bee Want Ads
There are two re atom First, the
air and drinking water and food are
especially contaminated daring these
months by the germs that give rise to
such diseases. Whether the disease
THE MUCOUS MEMBRANES,
when they are healthy, PROTECT
THE INSIDE of the body from disease
germs. But the slightest abrasion of
the mucous membranes, or derange-
m Ant ftf 4 It A m n nnrt m ww athVma a as V. mm
i
THE ORIGINAL "NO. PAIN" DENTIST
Phone Douglas 6711
Boom 4, Bushman Blk., 16th and Song-las sta.
Opon Evonlng. natll 9. Sunday. 10 to 3.
of North Carolina I
Ho.
bales Aui-iu. Omaha,
Sirs. it. 3. Kinnajr, Fremont. KVb.. y:
Kor twelve years 1 suffered with catarrh
f th no. thrust ana mid. He ear. Had
naful noiMea. could not eat. was weuk
ad run !wn. 1 ant now well and my
l.erln Is perfoct. 1 am elad to recom
mend the diVtora to all."
Dr. . Dosrwald, lath and IMerce streets.
In speskln of his case, says: ! suffered
from asthma more than 22 years, had
shortness ut brestlu constant wheezing
1-sUllin; In my chest and cougklnit. 1 went
JL. Vr- Hranaman Co. a physical arerk
Their new treatment cured me. I cladly
rsoommend this new treatment to all "
t'atarrhal Inflammation of the Bladder
all flonucli, l.lver and Kidney Diseases'
all Nervous Diseases. Blood and Chronlo
Diaeusvs-
Munie Treatment as effective as Office
Treatment Wilts for Home Treatment
Symptom Blanks and KKKR hook of tes
timonials eipUlnhiK and Illustrating the
Branaman Treatment.
Omaha', Neb.
Produce Results
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THE OMAHA
PRIZES FOR BEST WINDOWS
Awards Will Be Made by the Horn
, Show.
DTI EE EST IS ALREADY KINDLED
Thonaaarl of th ame Llttl Ratio,
hole Bona as Wora Before
Have Been Ordered tor
Dlstrlhotloa.
The Omaha Horse Show association has
announced that It will offer the usual prises
for tho best window decorations, the win
dows to be unveiled at Hast eight days be
fore the start of the show. The windows
must be decorated In some way to suggest
the fourth annual Omaha Horse Show,
which Is to be held October 14 to 19. Quite
a little rivalry was evlt'ent last year among
the leading merchants. They vied with
each other In the expenditure of much
time and effort, as well as no Inconsider
able amount of money In order to obtain
the honor of having the best decorated
window In Omaha. This year the prises
will be awarded as follows:
First Prize Eight-seat bo for the entire
season.
8-cond Prise Six-seat box for the entire
season.
Third Prise Four-seat box for the entlro
season.
Fourth Prise Two season tickets.
. Fifth Prise Two season tickets.
Sixth Prise One season ticket.
Many of the merchants are already mak
ing plans on a more liberal scale than
heretofore, and It Is expected the citizens
of Omaha will see efforts In this line that
will make the - windows nothing: short of
marvelous. A fair and. Impartial commit
tee will pass upon the merits of the win
dow previous to the show.
Same Small Buttonhole Bows.
The small buttonhole bows which were
seen In such profusion last year here will
again be In evidence next week. Several
thousand have been ordered and It Is ex
pected this amount will not last long. The
posters are on the way and some new Ideas
will be seen along this line. There is a spe
cial opportunity for Omaha to draw on
the large stables this year for high class
horses. There is no lack of Interest and
enthusiasm even at this early date.
The Inquiries for premium lists have been
pouring In from all quarters of tha United
States and Canada. The first inquiry was
from Indianapolis, Ind.; In the next mall
came requests from Oregon. Colorado, Cali
fornia, Illinois, New Jersey and Georgia.
Following soon after this came requests
from Winnipeg and Alberta, Canada. Judg
ing by the present Interest, we will have
even a better show than last year. It is
.the Intention of the officers to produce
some . new and startling' innovations per
taining to thls'fourth annual Horse Show.
OMAHA HORSE SHOW KNOWN FAB
Attracts Wide., Attention and Elicits
Words of Praise.
That Omaha Is already getting a goodly
supply of advertising from Its Horse Show
Is shown by the numerous press notices all
the eastern papers are giving it. It is
looked upon as quite a wonder that Omaha
bhould stand alone of all the western cities
which Is able' to give a horse show this
fall when all' other towns are falling down
on the enterprise. The directors of the
Omaha association could see no reason for
laying off for a year, because Omaha and
the country surrounding was never as
prosperous as this year.'
In addition to printing the prize Hat of the
Omaha show In full. Bit and Spur, the
leading horse show paper of the country,
gives the Omaha show this notice:
The Omaha association deserves the high
est credit for currying out Its plans to give
its show, the enterprise being no light one
in the face of the fact of the failure of
the other shows to follow suit as In years
past. This being the case, the exhibitor
who is entering his horses at all this sea
son should encourage this broad-gauge as
sociation to build up its show and at the
same ttme avail himself of the opportunity
of competing for the liberal purses put up
Eleven thousand dollars In prises are
distributed among seventy-nine classes.
Entries to these classes close October 1 and
the term of entry Is 6 per cent of the
purse. No city In America has a finer au
ditorium, with better arena or seating and
stubling capacity, all under one roof. Its
central location In the heart of the city
is another factor In lta favor, and the di
rectorate of the show has won the reputa
tion, all too rare in these days, of giving a
clean, square show, without fear or fa
voritism. The Omaha show follows the . Missouri
state fair a fact which all saddle and har
ness horse exhibitors at tho latter should
take Into account; while the decision of
Chicago to have a horse show the week of
October 8, following Ixjulsvllle, puts Omaha
right in line to handle the horses shipping
from Louisville to Chicago, where It Is
city " 8llort nlsnt' run 'o tne Nebruska
The classification is very complete and a
perusal of the premiums offered shows
that they are exceedingly liberal. Thirty
six clusses are devoted to heavy harness
horses, and the exhibitor with a small
string of leather wearers has a magnificent
opportunity to coin money. Harness and
saddle ponies, three and five-galted saddle
horses, cobs, combination horses, hunters
Jumpers, commercial horses, two sales
classes and a class for cow ponies make
up a most comprehensive classification
Local classes are liberally provided for"
and there Is very little plate offered-very
i ce In Its way, but, as one practical ex
hibitor puts it, "Plate doesn t pay feed
i! S'.nhu2uc!d rate" wl" tak on
all railroads for this event, and anyone
who has ever exhibited at Omaha will tell
you that the people who run the show are
To Omaha From
Ashland
Lincoln
Crete
Friend .. .,
Fairmont
Sutton
Hastings
Mlnden
lioldrege "
Cambridge
McCook
Curtis ..;
Waterloo
Fremont '
North Bend ',
Columbus
Central City
Giand Island
(Jlbbon
Kearney "
Lexington
Gothenburg "
Aggregate freight
Q,n twenty-two curs of
Pjunas eacn to Omaha, one car from
Awregate freight twtyVt
ut ),uw pounds each to Omaha, one car
the most hospitable and courteous
business.
In the
The executive committee Is made Un of
E. Peck. T. U. McPherson. R. C. Howe
F. B. Cowgil. Thomas C. Bryne, Arthur c'
Smilh, F. A. Nash and Alfred Darlow'
George Wllklns of Chicago will manage
the show. Ked and white will be the of
ficial colors and the Auditorium will be
lavishly decorated for the week.
Kntries close October 1 and should be
addressed to Secretary Harley G. More,
head. 413 New York Life building, Omaha
who will supply full information not made
clear already.
I.oavaed iraaastaa (alUawa.
EL, PASO. Tex.. Sept. .-A special to th.
Herald from Dullmrt, Tex., says: While a
base ball game was being played at the
lalhart county fair here ye-iterday the
grandatand. crowded with l.uuo spectators
collapsed. ' Fifteen persons were injured
All of tliem probably will recover. Thi
most seriously hurt were Airs. J. IX Howard
and Mrs. Harry Wright.
It ;-ou have anyuimg to trade advertise
It -in the For l'xrliang column of Ths
SUNDAY BEE: SEPTEMDER 22, 1907.
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LETTERS FROM BEE READERS
Comparison of Freifflit Bates that if
Very Interesting.
SENATOR SIBLEY MAKES SHOWING
What the Nebraska Farmers Art
Farina- to Kallroads, and What
Roaie ' Others Are Asked
to Contribute.
Contributions on timely topics invited.
Write l:tbly on cn side of the paper
only, uh name and address appended.
On request names will nut be printed.
Unused contributions will not be re
turned. Letters exceeding 300 words will
be subject- to beinft cut down at the
discretion of tlio editor. Publication of
views of correspondents does not com
mit The Bee'to their endorsement.
Freight nates Compared.
CURTIS, Neb., Bcpt. 20.-To tho Editor
cf The Bee: For the Information of those
who may desire to know how freight rates
on wheat and corn In this state compare
with the rates In forco In neighboring states
I have compiled the following table of rates
on wheat, selecting twenty-two representa
tive towns on the Burlington and Union
I'acific ljnes In Nebraska. The first column
represents the rates In force prior to July
i. 1907, the second the present rates under
the Aldrlch law, the third Is a 10 per cent
reduction from the Aldrlch law as contem
plated by the railway commission, tha
fourth Is the Union Pacific's Kansas tariff,
the fifth the Iowa rates, the sixth are tho
Illinois rates, the seventh the Arkansas
rates and the eighth the Arkansas cotton
seed rates.
For the purpose of showing how these
different tariffs average I have computed
the freight ' on twenty-two cars of 30.000
pounds each, one car from each station,
.under the corn rates In addition to the
wheat rates. Anyone can Judge for himself
If the railway Commission Is Justified In
ordering a reduction of 10 per cent from
the Aldrlch rales now in force.
To a farmer way out in Lincoln county
it appears that If It ts confiscatory to, order
the railroads to receive $701.10 for the same
service they would perform in Ksnsus for
$691.60 the railroads must have been doing
a llttlo confiscating themselves when hoy
charged the farmers $916.50 for the same
service. j. A. BIDLKY.
Following are the freight rates on wheat
In carlots in cents per 100 pounds:
7.001
6.16
7.65
6.36,
G.!
7.66
9.H
6.OO1
6.70I
6.(01
8.0o
8. 00'
9 tfll
6.00
R.fO
6.03
7.oo
7.5-1
7.50
8.0)
8. Of)
8.0i)
9.00
S.'iO
9.00
6.00
5.00
6 00
7.00
8 J
8.00
8.(0
N.00
9 00
o.uo
lO.Oii
12.00:
14.00
U.5
7.001
6.5n
7.
8. (i
8.50:
6.f
7.80'
8.60
7. ni
8. fx l
10. iO
11. HO
7.M
10.71
9.6n
K.iiu 10.00
12.2.1
11. 0! lO.Ool K.S0
1-'.24 U'.iniI s.Bii
8.601 10. no
9.301 11. Ui
10.00 11.001
lo.sol 12.001
16.0IH 13. ft)
IS. Oil
13.)
12.LM 12.60 10.501
12.24' 13.K)' II. ft,
16.CH
13. en
18.00
18.0OI
16.30
13.77! 13.601 12.50! 11.501 n'oul
13.77J 14.001 13.60' 12.00 13.0o
15.30
18. M
15.75! 14.1s
14. 00
6.00:
13.60! 12.001 13.001
6 53 6. 00
6-701 5.50 6.00
6.0o 6.00 6.00
8.00! 7.8o .(io
oo
7.65! 6.90!
8.101 I.3o
10.2oj s.is
7.00:
9.5:1
7.00
13.00
16 00
8.60
13.fii 1J.24
10.50
13.60' 12.241 12.0.11
.'! .UO lO.ttl
V.601 9.501 11.01
Ib.w 1,1 oil 13.; 4i ,3.5f,t ,,,.5,,. j0 -J
lb.00 13.61.1 12.24 13.001 lo.H iy.4l
17. 60 14. US: 13.10' 13.50 12.IKII 11 .ml
ll.W
11.00!
18.0J9
In l l - ,u r..l .n - Z'l
12.0O!
. w.iii m.irti n.oi) n.
13.0o
6C3.00 1S1.50
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Vaa Etten la Self Derease.
OMAHA, gept. 2o.To th CHiinr . r-.'
Bee:
The article In your naner entm,.
Van
Itself
Etten Ht-news the Fight." while in 1
it may be said to i. .. .. 1
leaves me In the attiinH. r, !
or a fool,
- " vrrins a Knave
inasmuch as It does not .1.1.
whole truth.
T" I. V. , . 1
auouia nave been in.
corporated In it th. fact, that Van Elten
liege, that thl. land conveyed to Mr.
U-.vItt by the .heriff was not the land
taxed and sold for delinquent taxes, was
not the land foreclosed on. a. shown by th.
specific description In plaintiff, petition In
tha action, as th. land sold for alleged de
llnquent taxea. nor at any time so claimed;
nor yet i it the land which th. decree
fav. as the land it. Judgment was a lien
on. Yet this sale of other land to satisfy
thl. alleged decree was confirmed, affirmed
and rehearing denied, all of which Is illegal
and unconstitutional On violation of tho
law. and con.titutlon of Nebraska, th. law.
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In order to pay the obligations due the estate of our lale deceased partner, Arthur C. Mueller
we have decided to inaugurate a piano sale Ftflt SroT CASH ONLY. We have agreed to the payment of
over $100,000, therefore any person.can so what an opnortunlty presents Itself for the piano buver
to get a piano of the; highest character at a saving of $100 to $200. Some pianos will go at a grent
deal less tnan lactory cost.. . . 4 . ,
Will? Because we are long on pianos and short on ready cash to meet this tremendous obliga
tion which Is forced on us at an unfortunate' time. This will mean a ereat sacrifice of nrtrea hut th
mincing words. ,'
WE TELL YOU THE TRUTH AND NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH
WE KEED THE MONEY to pay off our great Indebtedness to the Mueller state. We are not
going to publish a single price on any piano because it would ruin our competitor business forever
. No such opportunity will again cycur In your lifetime.
By attending this sale you are enabled to buy a Stcger & Sons, Hardman.'C. A. Fisher.. Emerson.
A. B. Chase, McPhail. Steck and 23 other reputable old makes at your own price. Our loss ts your gain.
REMEMBER AVE NEED THE CASH, but if you haven't all the money, come and see us any
way, ns we may be able to accept a limited number of time deals, even though some of the pianos
are sold legardless of the factory cost. This sale starts tomorrow morning at 8:00 a. m.. Remember
the time, the place and the pianos.
p- s -To out-of-town customers we will ship any piano on approval and pay freight charges
both ways If the Instrument, after a careful examination. Is not entirely satisfactory to IU owner
Call or write at once for catalogues, bargain list and full particulars about this great money-savins
sale. ,
Sclimoller &
Phone Douglas 1625
SELLING. MORE PIANOS THAN ALL
ad
and constitution of the United States and
the Inherent right of the citizen); in fact,
of the decisions of the supreme court of
this state, and the well known fact that
real estate taxes are not a personal debt,
bat can only hold the land the'y are' as
sessed and levied against, and the fact that
Van Ktten has for years tieen struggling
against this conspiracy to defraud him of
his property and thus far. ineffectually.
I could add much more of the greatest
interest to the public kept Ignorant of the
practical workings of some of our Institu
tions of "good government," but refrain.
These I may give specifically at another
time and by different proceedings.
DAVID VAN EVTEN.
Request from Mrs. Davltt.
ATHASSBL, Selchester Road, Glenageary,
County Dublin. Sept. lS.-To the Editor of
The Bee: I have come to the conclusion,
after consultation with several of Mr. Dav
iLfs Intimate friends, that the time has ar
rived when practical steps should be taken
with a view to paving an authentic llfe)f
my late husband published.' For this pur
pos? I am at present engaged In collating
the many documents, which he left In his
will to me, and which must, of necessity,
be the guide to the author who will be en
trusted with the work, which will be in
harmony with the spirit of my husband's
will. I may further state that, without uo
cecs to these documents, it Is Impo.oslblt
for anyone to define or explain the pari
taken by Mr. Davltt in the many move
1 PIJISJ lansillj ItTWWaSWMWWWW
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Smart
New Fall Skirts
We are showing a beautiful assortment of ne.w
models In skirts flue trillions, Fanamas, Ser
ges, Voiles and, Imported Xoveltles. Pleated in
various styles at
34.90-8G.90 37.0O $0.75 $14.75
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Mueller Piano
Co
1311-1313 FARN AM CT.
OTHER OMAHA STORES COMBINED .
tens
ments In -which he was engaged during his
eventful career, and that no one yet has
been afforded that privilege, with a view to
writing a life.
In order to' assist in the biography being
complete one, I confidently solicit from
my late husband's friends a loan of any
letters or documents which they may at
any time have received from him. I will
undertake that all such documents en
trusted to me,, for that purpose, will be
copied and returned without delay, and, in
making UBe of same, let me add, that the
terms of Mr. Davltt s will will be rigidly
adhered to. Yours truly.
MARY. DAVITT.
ANOTHER MOTOR GOES EAST
Fifteenth Tarned Ont h- Union
clfle Is Jent to .t York
on Otrn Power. "
Pa-
Motor car No. 16 of the Union Pacific
left Friday night for Chicago over the Mil
waukee road, running on Its own power
as second section of No. & It goes to New
York to the Erie road in exchange for the
experimental car, which was sold to that
road last year and which has " been In
service since. No. 15 Is a much larger car
than tho other, being 200-horse-powcr and
the same type as Nos. 7 and 8, which are
now doing service on the Union Pacific.
Motor car No. 14 left for the east over
tho Illinois Central to be given a trial by
that road around Chicago. It is of the
same type as No. 16.
New
In Ladies' ,
-a.
Tailored Suits
Two New Fall Models in Women's Tailored Suits
,f" the Best We Have Ever Offered at $15.00.
They are made of fine all wool broadcloths, In all shades-
one Is a tight fitting coat, trimmed with braid and ttrap;
the other is a new Prince Chap style, neatly trimmed, beta
nave pmuea sairts witn folds
They are faultlessly tailored,
and will compare favorably
special, at..
For $25 We Offer You the Btfct TaUor Made Suits, : ?
' Sold for That Price, in Omaha
They are made of l etter materials; the workmanship Is bet-
ton an1 UAa. . .
n-., .uu wen uiu more exclusive models thr.n you will flr.d
einewnere. i ney aie made of the finest
broadcloths and new stripes fitted and
semi-fitted jaunty 24-lnch to 32-Inch
lengths a very special offering. at..v
High-Class Tailored Suits
Styles at
inactive waiting smts 36
steels, smartly tailored, tight
suits of ricb lustr broadcloth
the latest decree of fashion
values, at
New Silk Waists
A remarkable lot of handsome new silk waist's
in plaids and. plain taffetas. In all new shades
regular $7.50 values, will be placed on yf ni
sale tomorrow; special at.... ft j )
U1Y
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COURT MAY 'WAIT ON MASONS"
Federal Marhlnrr) l.lkeljr Not to
Start Monday In View of
Jabllee.
In view of tlie golden anniversary of the
founding of the grand lodge of Masonry
In Omaha Monday and the act many of
the federal court officials are on the com
mittees. It is possible tho'openlng of court
may be postponed until Tuesday. This
matter ts not definitely determined upon,
but will be left to Judge T. C. Munger. wht
will preside at the opening session of thl
courts with Judge W. II. Munger.
It Is alto possible there will bo no printed
trial docket for the term until after Octo
ber 28. This Is made necessary from the
fact that the present petit Jury panel is
drawn from all quarters of the state In
stead of distinctly the Omaha or North
Piatt division, and the cam's now pending
come from all parts of the Nebraska fed
eral district. A printed dorket for the
Omaha division would necessarily includn
only such cases as belong exclusively In
the Omaha division. . and the petit Jury
for the trial of lliese cases would have to
be drawn from the territory Included in
the Omaha district. For this reason the
printed docket may . not appear until after
another Jury panel .is drawn to, try tlm
Omaha division cases. This Jury may be
drawn some time during the forepart of
October.
The grand Jury .rooms are being put in
readiness for the assembling of the federal
grand Jury Tuesday next. . ,
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