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Women's New Tailored Suiis Q1Z
U Not S12.50, S15 nor S17.50 but ... .
V And worth fram S20 ta S50
CO Those women who Lave vn waiting for high c!a.s suits
3 big sensational
bargains in our
ladies' cloak dept.
for Saturday's selling.
We must have room for
the new wash goods
now arriving.
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161 & FADNAM STREETS, OMAHV.
THE PEOPLES FtTOTITRE AD CARPET CO. ESTAB. 1MT.
We Trust
est extent tomorrow. "We have never offered such stunning
O raits at such remarkable reductions, and we know that the
suits offered in this sale are the best values in good, depend
Qj able apparel ever offered in tiis citv.
O This sensational sale gives yon
the handsomest $20 to $30 Suits Qj
Z.Z Cash mr Easy Payments mJ
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O S9.50 Fine Panama
O Skirts Saturday 3.95
.Maue oi me rest quality oi
chiffon panama. all colors,
including the new Copen
hagen; dozens of beautiful
htyle? to select from. Ke?r-
r.Iar $0.50 value?, y 55
Saturday only,
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Coats Saturday S4.95
Here i. an opportunity for
you to procure a new spring
coat at less than half our
former selling price. "Ye
only have a few of them, so
come down early,
$12.50 spring
coat?, Saturdav
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AU Goods Exactly as Q
advertised and
marked in plain figures
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BojV Doable Bre.itc. Saits Q
With knickerbooker pants. Many new f
pattern? received this past week,
$7.00 values Saturdav, t. Gfl
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Extra Speei&l Announcement
Just received another shipment of our f"
of eur big sale of
- Men's High Class
3 wlotnins
v .- v ManT new lots have been added to this
v f-;-r-' ! stock, and we are still able to show
you a very large and handsome as
sortment of men's up-to-date spring
suits. Regular $20.00
values on sale Satur
day: specially priced. . .
T imnrc m r c r. ! o t nnn tan i;r 1 . ta
values, only three pair to a cus- C CJ
tomer; Saturday. rer pair JC
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NEW
BROWN
SUITS
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You just ought to sec the new ar
rival of "Browns," they arc the
handsomest, even
And any one of them, regardless
of price, is a specimen of the highest
art of cutting and tailoring. We
call especial attention to the great
assortment of exceptional values at
515, 18, 20, $25
"All" good dressers keep an eye
on this store.
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FIGURES OX TERMINAL TAX
Aissor in Buffalo ETideatly Hj
Made a Xistike.
ALL CT3XFS 15 CE LAST VAIXES
Prap.nr i Ikil CBtr retr 1
t TroTi a Staff CcrriJ5clr,t
UIXCOI-X. M-y I. 'S;r j Th r
prt of county avor of ra.iroad p-rop-.-ty
iwJ nnlr th prcvigona of th
trrn:Ml Mi law e3tryar"i with lh rr-1
Jnnis marf ti th city awon, in Jk i
ca oi t-' I'nioo Pactric ranri show
rcisartLa! thiccs at Irax?. Thia is
! ?h only road whrii iraJ tte line re-I
! lo ifce state, beard ttaj f i'd to fH'
-tty arror. t : a if--" H j
i a'iiy rad wfcre fiie!n cotRar'.aoTu I
in -n '!. In pract;caj)y all of th eoun- ;
1 frwn vhirii rTnrn har to mad a'
i-ht !wt haa been mal icepl in J
tve caje of Bjff; cructy. Tbrt th re
daf?'n cf ra:!ma4 pro7rty br the a--.r
is if ruch a character that it U
rirpos-i " assessor has rr-J sot rrts-
taie or tho who hare Jooke-l ia:o
n-.alter do not understand h.s reprrt. 5Vr
nistanc t!i t'nion Pc:fic returned !
property at Shehon at a to'.aJ t a. xation
of M !4 wh the aaeasor retumej ft to
the state board at a valuaXV cf OXt
The various itms of tha Coiog Pacific
reported to the county aseasor a.) led t
a total of riM ii. Id jctlr. the Taiue
cf the r:ht-of-way. &43. the total within
3S cents is the tntaJ riven by the rai'roajs
Te tMal of the various items returr.e1
by tho cocitty as yr of BaffaJo ctanty
for the property at Shelton a.Ud :n the
auditor's cffice is il.TP. there bel.-.c cse
brxjje in his it errs vaJiied at r r.?t re
ported t y tht railroad.
The foi'owlr.f table shows a comps-nseB
of the rcures made by th I'cioa Purttic
and returced to tie sta.! board by the
county assessors:
P.road Assessor's
ll ' ir the wo-s
! kmt.t : "
', J .. - J.i: , tVvj w::i be h'id at Oxfnr-J. 'Xr:--ers e.e-r.d
P"Ib la Telewsjoae Rate. j t()r tb .y.,-' ptr: Ttr:.-t urr.-trd-An
iafonc; d-.sc-si--n -enrred before j fr Mj Jer.r-e CosV; cf Orfrd: d:tr-t
!the Rai:way ron-taission today by r7re- , -.t.rT jfr. Lyd.a er.n-ns cf Orforl:
tentative, of the Nebraa Te.eFhooe I d;Jftri.t treaifur.-. Sirs. A-ista Aatotse of
corapacy ard tnire'ieTit companies re- I ji, t
icardirc a chaxr tor m(rffr servi'e- j
! v:-,ere a mnun cemes into a town eW: j tkruU ews Sole,
tre Neaska teptore wires and the, gj7W"ARX Sewird i-iay-l Or i'.an
party is caiied over the ladepecdeet !t , here yestr!y. Srore. Z to for ewarl.
! has been the ct?ra for the Itidej-etuJera
i coirpajiy to ciarfe a fee for ir-essenr
ser-iice. The discission m ever the
abolition of this charge. The cemmis-
' tion has istsed ro crrier 12 the matter.
Salt Over Bridge.
YORK-Wa.rer and -.hr --n of A'Urty.
Is.. he FurUt l-".e " Jii-J ar .jxa(
bus;n.
WTMC'RE Se-reral cases scar; fever
!n t town are beira; afpt urer prtt
guarantiee
SEWARP G. W. p-.ckenr.K of Bivf
They have learned to expect the
best from us, because they always get it
And we will consider it a favor to show you the hand'
some Xezv Brozvns, Tans, Olhe and Elephant Shades for
spring and summer wear that we have just received.
CoJ-JTBhTlS .
Hon-pfcrey ....
Vonroe .....
Platte Center..
Tinor
O-ard Island..
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K'nbarf
M.J!er ,
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e ,ve r dav. of IHS Ctot M s--id h dry -jo-is bus.ness
reverbated ttrouh the s-.pr-tne court th'.s TrTr, r . r.,,,,. v..
I tr-orniag wben a brief was fUed ia the vj pt ' 13 hu-.ress with fc.s fthr ar.d
'rase of Buffalo rcuilA ivSee. aaJr.s: t tte Sum w-.;i be knjwa as B-if.ert k.
irerr-ev rauntT. aroeilant. It probably . Co-
! t-Us of th. last Una-rim bi:h.t th-t s WTMOP.E-Couacfl nv-t 'f
. . . j -rv- rajed reo)-jt!crj or4 r.g in over a n- e
rests on the land of the boom dsyv The ..j w, k one strp is eleven b-jcas
Slt IS al at5Ci a nip ftnrj t ift.f
the Piatte between Kearney and Buffalo t tork Robert Reckord of Waco was
coantles and whltS formed the entrance i wurd over to tre lirrxm cotrt m Uie sum
.- i rf.-r. to the .nnttl ; t e Mr. Be- a--rd cih.rr-d w,ti. keep-
street of Kearney, throngh which ai. ln-
I tt-. urar.tv from th north asd south tead-
tn- for the free lajrfs westward had to
r Now the bridge Is no longer a
feeder or a nemiitr to a growing city
i and the question U should Kearney county
mg tor sje icloxjcatrrg uwi.
At'Bt'RN Super.ti-.rc-Jer.t E. O-y S.xp
son of tli:s city critically iil wttn arpec
axri' j at hs hotne. H- was taken n-)iw
on last Mrscay and taa ben rap-.diy worse
each day.
rilRHIHT-gh.er-'f Chcrrswl iriv4
Silas Weiier at Hirtitne yesterday. Wed ey
be forced to pay tir bait its Keep, wnen wa-.ted at Stith Center. Kan.. t answer
lit was constructed rnmaniy for the : the charge of stafjtory uuxt. T-e snert't
benefit of Kearney city and Buffalo of Stntii county m:.i con-.e a:.er i--county
The distnet court say. Kearney J "Tp.K-kev. W C. Bre.er. ;ror of the
conty must pay its raxt. . vn.ted Evanjje..jrj cLurrh vl York, has
Saresr CwasMar Is Trwabte. I res.gned and wi.l tak- cr.arge cf a farm.
L ' ' exrLt.rg to tk- a rest ano ef!y out j-r
Insuraxce Deputy Pierre has notified f egercise for ai at a year, vhea be w S
certain surety toa;ay. wr.ose naune he , fcg.n er.gejte ua tr.e mintry.
1 is net ready to make public, ts show j BEATRICE H- V. Riesen of tha c ty.
...... . . ' . .... Vohr. .ha P -- r r ctrcu.I.
caui-e cn or cerre May u wny s uctdk - .
s,,u,d not be reveked. It has boen re-
ported to the insurance depoj-unent that .an t, j prospects are they w.U b Uie
this ccrr.pary was reoeatiy a defendant . test yet u be he.-i in tne state
i . .iit on a bord. For answer the s cw aRD-V rs. J. Warner, wife of o
OMAHA'S
Industrial Snburb
A Home for Mills
and Factories
fOI?iT5
socixiw rmcrrV
e of
ai Beaver Crcirg s oifirft relenLS. dved
her '.ate tott Tviesoay n .t. -ne
funeral serv:.-es wi:i &e c-jcd-:ej tiay
.! te Gera-.an cnurca of Frtend. Neo..
A fico ntu-'-; ff-13 a aiso cime-i
out.
FliEMONT- T.-e fj. c-fr'Tn wu
ciiieU ojt tKt -mr-i&y re f.rt t:n-.e
ate-ut I p. nt. to N . ! J S"c.ers avnue.
T: f.re pt out tefwr t :e -t.
go: tK-e T? last "ts. shout was in
t"e kitrren of t FepVe s caf". norta of
?.te court hus"'. cn F?"h sreet- Th
bu-i-j-tg was to-u;ied by Mrs. L.ra H rt
and owned hT Oliver Rvn..trf Ixss rr-.a-cipaily
by ra-k acd atr
FRKMC NT Th e rt- .-r. r : i reair
for ar.y profssionai tramps that may s.vi-w
up. The oid wr foundation of le
smcke . k. which had to be biown o-Jt
bv vrim:". is r'-g hsuied to t.-e t i.t
ti-e rear C the rity hn Cfci-f Fr'r-rs- n
h been f-i-r.ihe.l with ba,"i and chsm out
fits and cmd strong hammers ard tee neit
iot of vax wil have to brk --me stone
f&r road rta.,ra petty cr-.nt:na.s
ill be sent o t -e rk pile 'rstead of kal
mc in the city or county ia.
TECTTMSEH The rg-j'-ar rprtnar term cf
the dj-irxt rourt for Johns. county ad
urned ;at ever.ng. after 6e:sg m vion
s.nce Monday aftmcn. Jutge J. B. Raper
w-is cn the bench and t.-.er was ro j'.rr.
The irket was sn-.iii. bt con.'Jeraiie
business was d ped cf. Ai;ourr ment ws
taaen to May X. at w-.:ch time m-i.orj f r
charges of venue in t he iwi c.-hi of t e
staie c-f Nebraska aga.nst "..ie M.
'"Usb::iT cas.-.ier o t.-.e fa.!-d Ci-.antber-tank:-g
t-oua of th:s city. w:j. be
argru-d.
TORK As.cr are br rgtrg :n c e
very queer a.ewmer.t. r.e nan srred
u.ed ha hoer.c'.i goods a-..i per..na;
proprtv worth ti and r.:c- l h ownej
as wrh fo-jr t:"es tr.'S an-oijr.t. A rv"t -r
ass.vr was aked by a taifyer ti a5ess
e t
h i-z at ti". ria: Tf that r'.s wtrh was
.i t ' rti-nai rtrv o-tuie of t
ow trt a worth a.? ? rg ard that was
t n rt . ; s
Wl : F.F.-The case cf F-e-1 Whining
f.T up f -r trial e;ri.v rr.o-n.ng. Wr. t
i -r ;.i sr-iy t- :e cnars;e of res-st-irg
an officer, and n--t sruiity to the charge
c cj: jrunc? f t"e ;eace and dmiu
nea H wa. fined fS n-J costs am"unt
in a.i to l.th w-.i.:b h pa.d Wnn
lirjt i the rr.aji mno was nv"e.j Tusdiy
aftr r Mm had ca.d tne ir.arstta
wnen w ,thng mas bea'.rg his w fe
SHWARX At a 3t.-f c "he P-rd of
Ei.cai-n Tueda" n:g-.t. Ms E-taabe:
Catc of Prc-ken Bow was e oy-.ej pntnarr
tacheri Miss Mi,cr-i Aurie.si of U'.yrse.
first gra i-. M .-- &es An t-non se-.d
rra-fe; M s Ona -1 i. tend gra.ie. M:s
Bertha Madson. fD-jrua rraie; M -s
Rjncne Hoiiar.d. fiftn rraie and Ms
ju a Sp-ar and Miss Mitl tiom.ey. atn
and e.a-.tn grade i?a. hr. M-eS Matei
SiiEnoi of Tn;t Neb., was r'."t-4 to
take M-ss Fraac-.s Huntir.gn s pice ;n
txe fcgii schoiL
NEBR.K5KA CITT Thursday momng
the mercury was 4.:rs to ard iast c:-.t
t y. aJ it is f-a-d thai tr, Sru:t cr-.p
has beer. 'UraiM. Mucn ian-.age hs bee a
i!-ir t- t e tri?s fr a heavy frc: v--;te-i
t --!i.-.n h.i.n right. Manv cwr.r
ti -.-rar:s Hui t fires tt.- n g.-.ts r.iurg
M.e trir Jrit by renson of t.-e
.T. S--me cf the c wrens of orchards
on r. S3 ;cds cia.ns the cri is n't i-jjrej.
whi.e ot.-ers cn t-e k-w .a n.is cla m l"e
ca.". pia.-niy see where area- djirafe has
be-n c o ar.J t,e -res s-.ow !
NEBRASKA CIr-Tve large .Ttry and
iri ta.-n opera' ty fcitwari Jorr.wn an-I
ewne-d bv Fred Rwnitii was destroyed
bv f-re last even, r.g. The fire is stipoosed to
have c jg.-t from a defective esetne iuiht
r-. Tre ( r caught m the j-.tt aa-i a 1
of the worses and vehicle mere saved, tut
a ! of the f ame, feed and hay was lost.
The loss ia swethm, over with a-m-,e
ir.suraiace. lie fire was kept ithtn this
and a few a ijotnlrg bo i-iirl The f(ne
damaged sevral iarge telephone cahIes
ih.s ;uttmg many pr.ones out of comm-jt-sion.
BEATRICE Jon Kerr, who attended
s-jjetde at t .e Pa.-flock hotel last night by
shooting hiirself in tae fceal back of tne
r gh.t ear. r.ir recover When founl n
his room by William Kentner. proprietor
of the hotel. Kerr rrrarked; "Go y and
let me aiore; I want to d e." He and bsa
wife seeairatfd recent'.y at Sen-ca. Kan.
and stnee that t-me he has Neea r,in
ch"!y. His father lives t Cliy Cuter.
Kan. and has b-en not;f.ed of tho saoot
irg The surgeons re-aoved tr.e bali last
n-gh.t. and are of the optnjon that Kcrr
U recover if no complicauons ariae.
NEBRA3KA CTTT At a p".al meet
ing of t.-e civ council this morning, h
cenae was granted to George Bader ard the
Ot Brewing company, ai rrcoair4ncs
being with.draan ty the min:ster wto
f ied them against ail the saiooris. Ail of
the saiions i.ave secured lice na s. but ane.
and that was tne one arpnd for ty O A.
Gross, who recently purchased the sa ws
owne.1 by Perkins Brothers and was situ
ate! at ti-.e ccrner of Teeth street and Cen
tral aver.je. The n-ir.iters refuei 11 wi h
draw t.nejr remots-rance aara-nut t.us sa
ii All screen, a in ard mine roofs
ci.-l and tr.e troub.e seems t be a.l
ever
company set lp that it had no legel right
to do a bond-writing business la matters
l of the kind in tie suit The evidence
showed, however, so Mr Fierce taa been , by Rev. Iat-cf Beaver iros..-.-informed.
that the company s agent at-! cOLrMBl.' Word has Just been received
Nattonat . :iy. . ai.. aars. a.
as or of tne o.a-r cttiivr-j
had dd at the rte old ace
charter of the company on Hie la the a, years. Stve was th mother of Cole&el
ff-r of the lnsurmxvco deputy shows It '. A. J. Arno.d. one ol' our old aettlem.
ceited the money for tne bend and sent trial at Natr.
it to the company headquarter-. Th- ; J
wtick It
has a nght to do the business
said it could not legally do.
Objee-tloa to Bill of Eswatriau
W. J 1 Conceit, attorney for Tom Den-
-i . i th fnii1- m Taiiv
lusoa iuv - - ' ,
Newn. apcea'.ed to th rupreme court, filed ,TR,rrjf- Ha!
aa affidavit this morning with. th cierk , jjnjoo t'omeuy company, was brocht
m-p , T-Vi V. A. Bamey died last
e-v mr.g at tae re.let.-e of t-r daughter.
M-s. r I- Burred at t" cf 72 years
from appopsy. She came hers) from
B"-.fgev-.ne. Wis.. ver. .. tt aaj
her rnira ui be tak -a tu that p.ac for
I a member cf the
LIVED Id THREE CENTURIES
VIGOROUS AND STRONG AT 108
IRE
ONE LOT IN RALSTON AND
OTHER VALUABLE PRIZES
We "want the Bet Names for the streets of V j
this new industrial town. Select ten snit-
able street names and watch for announce-
ment5 in W ednesday evening papers.
V this new industrial town. Select ten suit- o J
al'le street names and watch for announce- f
Y ment5 in Wednesday evening papers. JK j
v Ralston Townsite Co.
SHUMER & CHASE CO, Agents, j
s. 1609 Farnaia St, Omaha. ff
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1 of tV court, in which t obyc94 t th- tow yeri7 from i ioj: u'?er lis?
utt 'Fait sni-.m1 yeaVr!
tne ewspsLper. Ia the affidavit it is set I iAT ull f rie-rcls are go-ei f jf h j -e-
out that waea tho Mii oi icep'.ior.s was covery. '
handed over to Mr. Connell. it ror.tauned I TECtTfSEH Mr. Courtney M Al.ken j
no certir.cauon from the cerk of the diav- rl Miss E.a C. Murphy, me.l kn. wn
. r. . . . , i voting people of tins communry. were n-.ar-
inct court of Douglas co-nty. was rot fa- j .I At-dr-Ws Cair.,.i e.-.rcn 'n :
lend-rd toaretber and in no wise a legal doc- 1 m;s city yestrtiay toraiitaj at i ecixl
untEt The instrunsecu the affjiavit set the ceremony t.rg prt .rmci ty F.ev. ,
out. mas examined by Mr. Cocnea ia the Tt0, Barden.
presence of W. N. Gi!r. Previous to lie
time the Jastrtxiaent was given to Conner!
it tad been in poaaesmion of t.-.e sterner a
for the DaJy News, the afflaTit sauU.
Wliea the case Is ca.ied ia the supreme i
cccrt at tho next mtr g the question first
arg-ued wlU be the aegali-y of t.-.e bi! cf
exceptions t
llvs-r Vrriee BerelTtd.
FAIRBl'RT Fr-t growrs report thc
damage di.'.e by frvet aj'.d freeing as
i.ir.L Tr.ere has been severe loss c
reaches, bur ee.vigh fru t left ea Iiji
1 tr-s to traa a g 1 cr-p if f.i:ir. ee
f.appecs to tnern i .-e meai..er is wami
and pieasant l-joiay.
P!.ATT?0!TK-T Wotra Wjcd-.er
of Cass coje'y m:.l r.c-i.d t..e r anr.'al i-g
roll rat m Kima'v.-J on Sit jrday J .ce JT.
at w.-.m.-.i :.:e Will am Jt-ncirgs Brian w i
Tto A. F. &r-..tj company of Omana. , ave Plattsmout". in "the inomtsg and i:
wcich sold to tr. state the silver servicaw.li stop at a-i.i rist.on 01 tr.e war.
for the battleship Nebraska, wrote to Art-1 BEATRICE Fol'owmg is - m.-rtgig-
ir.g GewnKT Sasaiers today tvat a leuor t?" fjr tr.e wris of A;rl: Xaarbr of
r t Kee. r-.t r- v--. " farm n.or-g.ge f:d. Ti hoik. V. T1
7 " 1 " .-iteou , ,txW it nvortaag-s r-.eased iT
saying ire service had been reoelv r-i in
a9d shape. The service was aest out in
J a jvanco cf th-a governor s par-y by e-
V fssiaieseesieal
T ECU MS EH. Nea. May L (Special. -Thai
oommencemeet season of the Tectmaeh
H.gh school is at ha .id- Tuesday evecing.
May ti tho ciaas play -Jl bo given At ,c.
Smith theater. It is Merchant of Venice
l"p to rte.'" each member of the class
will appear ia the cast.
Sunday. May K the hau-ca lareats aer
mow wJ be delivered at the CanaWiaa
church by tho pastor. P.ee. H- P. Tousg,
It :U bo grvea at 11 clock a. m . and
tha members cf tha class i!l a'.tcr.d ia a
body.
Tho g-ad-atirg exercises will be held al
the Smith theater o Vedns.lay evening
May IT. The acted lecturer L. B WKker-
iit, will adirsa the claas.
De-arrew of Hsasr C oavemtiesi.
CAMBRIDGE. Neb. May 1 Special i
Tl e sixtu annual d.strvt ? entur-a o Jia
tgree of Hctor its sesoica in this
city last evening The grand chief ef koccr.
Mrs Mary Lately, aid about Hs rasHors
r ia attendaavce. Most of the lolges m
t :.e Fifth d si rv t were represenu-oL Te
sen aa opened by Mrs. Minn. Ijiwnt
soa. cf!tr-t aperratener.t. at t Ta Weln-e-4a
y r-x-tn-ag The lr-..l teara frvm Morons.
as aa a'.tendaB- assstj-g is. exn-Blify-
i-tj.f.. I. .. c"-c-r of c.-.t -.ic r-gagej
filed. i arotnt. T. ! cumber of .:.:
mor-gaar-s re-d. ; atnojnt. IlfiL?
FREMONT A n -;atr cf Fremcrt-rs
went over to Arf.tg'.'- rear.crlav to u.:
m tr.e cere-n. n.e cf l.ie sai r.s
ax.d rer-i a .:v! .- t.m'. Eer s i two f r
a nick.'e aa i wniky t cents a crirai. T".
stoj k was r-eetty we.l c. aJ out by sn.f
u.ght and t-.e bcay rs ifi r.ad l.-je ptj-
t-'v. a a supthy h.T. with tr.-ns.
TORK Tl.ere rrn..ses t be an fsvres.
irg rucinwtny if i e i ty ro. il and tv
t'iil lir :ir rp: to n.ake a prt al '.j
mg of t gar cve.ect-ner-y. h.tel
filar status Jrua: store t aar ar.d totti.o
se.vis and o".hr pla.s Tne cigar oea.er
saa- that .f Uiey are d mtn ii'H a?a.i.t
t.-.ey prr-pjave to p-t in a 11.1WR cxiu:i--r
PLATTiMOlTH-r sr tig t.-.e meiir.g cf
tr.e city couit- ii T'.-r-iav everirg seven
sa.oMi licer.a-s were t-rt-r-d i.i for t.-r
enswtg jrtr tr.e nnt Wj.g one l-a
thar. Ust 1 ear. Two d--g s'-rfs were a.-
given p rf aei-.n tj sei! i. ;ar Five b-t
were rece-.Ted for i.wer.rg ar.J repaTi.'.g
Talava ar.d i.x!h stree: and referred to t.-.e
rooi mi'tee
J BEATRICE A.l the salooc .9 B:t
I te m aumjer were ri-vTl Last At
j the recent city necuoti tle town wnt ,
I prohiMtioa by a m a c r-1 of gaie-n 1
and at a .n Hrrg ft tre :ty r i.n!l ti--a."
i:gnt. five aao.n rr w r- r-fueenf i
I senses ay a :- ef T to ! Tr s is i
ftrat n.tne Beatrice res hea " iry ' in j
about twewD-ttte irs
NEBRASKA C!TT ?pec-a. in .la: n '
armors were f.e.d ai t i.e Pr-S'-v-.er.ar i
ccrcft last even.ng -rd- r ire d.rwtK'a f j
R-v J. H &alstr-rt (.! P a usTou a. R.-v. j
W. Ii. Km. tt B. atrv . and hn. C I I
Bragaw of PauTra at wu-r. 11- R-v j
AnMir E f erry . ' rew pat.r --f I
rrvstjtcr-.an csjrca was f -rma. j u a.i I
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MRS MARY WILKIN'S. 10? yarj o! i
Sa a-
Mrs. Wary ;Uia$. of Reminftoa,
!al, mother if Dr. John A. Wilk
ins of Ddta, lai, is one of
the oldest residents cf
tne state bavin; liv:d
ia tbree centuries
and bein; ia her
109th Year
She was born !a Conatr Tyrona. Ir
Iasd. S"ptstcber 2th. 1719, and came
to t&U coaniry with fcer bus band la
liiD. She is the moUi.'r cf four chil
dren. :i liviEC- At the prewst tlm
he Is Tisiune a davs'iter in Indiana
and is ia pcdid health. She es
joved as aatoocile ride a few days age
and was gmtlj pard at the speed
Mrs. Wilkin recaemberi the crowning
of Queen Victoria, and enjoys telling
of the experiences and conditions of
a hundred years ago.
On January lath. Margaret Watson,
daughter cf Mrs. Wilkin sect the fo:
loaing letter from her raothen
DEAR MR. DUFFY: I want to tea
you aboat yor tredicine. it U dying me
ao much good. 1 am sow a very oil
woman. I tare taised tsy 10th blrth
dar. Since takicg your Pure Malt Wnia
key cty aped:3 is better, and I am
stronger. I rest better and my daugh
ter who is T i years old, says I am get
ting yoacger every day. I feel that
your whiskey is a food and that it will
keep me alive for a great many years
Eore. Yoar MaJt Whiskey makes to
ttink of the whiskey they cake in
Ireland. Yoa n.ay rut this la tae pa
per if yoa want to."
and wo cn. to cannot say Ux much
Tho3an-l of letters like Mrs. Wilkics' are received from gaufil n.ea
ia praise of Duffy's Part Malt Whiskey for the tr:i:ef:t de-rived from 11s ue.
uffy's Pure Pilait Whiskey
is an absolutely r'Jf d.suKation cf caltej grain: great ta'e t?ms used to hate everv kernel thoroughly msa'ted.
thtts destroying the germ aa 1 producing m j,rnd --ted i:;j:d ?ol ia the form of trait eteecre whim is the
nr.ost effective torn? stimulant atd ipngorator Con 10 ttiezte: softened by waraith td Ei'.s'urs its ;-la-tab:;nj
and freedja frtjra injurious aac-UEcw renai-r U t-i ttst it can be retained ty the ciost seCiitiTe stomach.
It is ir.aliabi'r for overworked men. delicate women and Mckir chilJreti. It strengthens and s.ata.ns the
system; is a prtn-o'er of health and loneeTity: n.akr-s tt old yourg and keeps the young st.-otg.
AITION WW jos av-k. yur dniM, gro.e-r t d'W f-r I miry "a Paire Mali Uha-key be ware yo'a et
the gv-Buioe. It t the owly alaeolutriy pure swdtruLal mat iakey as-) K autd ia aeateej botilew wa!y; seter ia hwlk
I'rke 1 K. Ixtow. Ur live trade-mark, the "oil etaa-tn tm the labrl. mmtl snake sare the seaU over lb curk
b aal-evkra. Write. IH. IL l ama. 1 oiaxaiiia lti; Kiaa. fic free copy lllu.-1aJK-d taedical too4iet aavtl grew avafs
lice. IaXfy MaJt ltL.ej to, IUxhe-lcr. . V