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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1908)
niT. OMAHA DAILY PEE: T7EDNTLSDAT. JTXE 10. 3X), REDUCTION IN STATE DEBTi Sward a - s ar . r om-!ior H-r-tr-nn or crnini rnp nnr rTrrncr rrtary tb Rfar ft . u;tb rdunrt iwt cm Ttn JIUUVt Ivll VL,Al L.ALAV.1.JL r ort t 1- tb board j.-ojir as w as elt ' tb lus.rt-s d"part .m tit. eight f-om tb 1 (! 1 far i. for Nebrseka swmtter- h-intiatia d-t-t-nt and s:X from ts Wi tie Opeiit. of Jtie it Ta:Mi en to National Licet isir.g and F.eg irr-i ;Ir- ItitVer Attend" and VTitxr-u as j 1 1 - . ' . a . iwrmniwa or r. ttTi la 1 ni m tiri Bee- tie JLIlios 5ar- I"!!"'' ... fT.a.un cies ., r.t. m. j. kM Ixtrwtin. Ptpeti-l : member rf tb Board ef Sect-- Vcem ;rwit of tb school f Com- IS TUD EUTCX TEAT DATX . r.. - Owt fbera fee Wi sue age l"fc " Wnwatw Eas- iyd Vr reay. iPrvi 1 a Paxf r-e-pooder-l LIVOOLN. Jur rial . T tnter t tiearmg debt romp-iKiTrg outstanding wsrrsnts arutosi is general fond ana lerrrperary tin rrnir fund, amounted to J June 1. s-e-orrtmg to U ermV annul r -fort of rest. Auditor S-srl. This is rr-ss "f tTT.jm sine June 1. Du-lrig tbe year 'be outs-and trig gen-r at fund arrant I W-r-ae4 from tl.VZ E to "M.c Outstanding ar rart drawn n 1-TT,jKrrarT onlvrrKttf fntifl incTfiawS f rtim I K'.X. tP T".Si--Ptat funa itivtrfl tiax ttif-rfKaffl rrrt.- Th inr-r In th untvmt'iy iTrt-W-1tn dor i( th ar-Ufin of tt TMTmt tn era itit -errant on Th trpfcaurr ret"fl tif l.'ii-r th mmifT .a tfn rol-l-rv-d irr.c.tb 1 nidi JnT Tina tti tniard t TfTTi.iitf In d" VT flwln" Dir. uiirrm armrt. Th miii adni arTTit on ;1 at fond Juti 1 a r CI-Si. a-rfhw of rr:i..r:i.rj tn r-.' r:aj'ttuiH;K.n or a.11 fund tvrrf i. i follows: (nrtntanfliT) marram I-r. 1. VM S- ?I,'!tf'' Amount i40f-d ' niimtin l.7l. r. Tola! t , ....CMJi"'. Aimm t3 .R.1JJ' I-ialntK f ouisiandJi.r Jul I W.4..a' Th;a tf firBt rejTi-t oomjiil'V I'T the rial auditor In miry vara a1i"tf Hi outaiaiifljn utete pht-t-arlrn iwr t .hom-ffl Ui Vwlow t n.w."1"! mark. At true tin trr wtatr trowui r hu on hanfl nr !:. Hii -Jik to take vr -ram anfl lAiift Jun 1 ha rnnr-1lra -rarrant to lr amoimt of Tlita -rill r -dtif- anai lbt. aa al.o-rn In tr firti cf tti auflttor. Juai that amoimt. Tha cutntandtni; narrac. Jum 1 wor a f olli7' : 0n"ra1 fund I WPttt uriri--rtinT f . B Trrl""-oi TtKi Vitti rraii y raah fuofl At- Mw.b Art (MottJIIi Sorma.1 inirt fnw Jib ir- ftinfl Hoaviia! lor lnan lAv nock. hflflnnitiltT . -- laatlt-tlMi mm)t ftifMi --- l: 14 I , . 1 15 1"" l r.2c .e Total - J41S.2 F rBAnral uoationeJ tni-KtxriU of th titai hav tnrrfaaoi tr7l.fCTi.lS flur1n the yrT rollpm-lr la oimiparlacm of tbo Icvo-rm-nta for th- tw datra: luwl . Juo1.1 iv-nan-nt arhooi ..s.7f.r s" r. rrs.fr 1 rrtna.r,,t unl ITd.ir a-t. ooi. oortow.... Normal Midc i 7nf 3s.s.?r w 44 "c Tntahx r.:;i:.fiC" C r.SJK.. s rkuara Wttkas ' 1 The Ftt Railway niiniaion today dopted an ordsr proliihitin lelejihona ronr paniea from muklnr lb-cert .m-aaen-rer rharre her no ieeetiFer w ueed ta ret th party U tli telephone.. Tli rOer becomea . tffective A upuat 1 . Th complaint wax aTaJnt thoa inflpjxndent enturat.iea " otmened w)1 h the NebraKka ton lines. . I baa bee ttie custom vbeji ernilin the party over the lndeinucnl "phone ta talk vr )on diatance to rharpe a mewaencw fee - If 11 work of r'ttintr the xiarty fovstiata emly if a1tfhln; from th IndepemSrwt to the .Nebraska -ia jno riiarr after lurutt 1 can ! made. , atawrai mt Hfaha F-ieraWre. The Ptate iard of Heallfa ia findlnc It a" lit tie atW ep-Te n malraalhinf an offli-e f'ir it j-ecretttriea Imth at Lan coln. tl1- iiome f tli health i-nrT-ect or. and at tiakliiiia. the lome if th secre tary of the iMiard of aex retariea. in. Sword.. Xr. Fvard ha )unl filed la. teletliotie 11IU for Aj.ril and until May :3. a total of $r.7 ia Of thia amount Sit 40 waa apent ia telephone talka with Ir F.ra-b at Beairli-e; 1'Jl waa ernt to talk wltL I ir. Neloon at LrreliuT Fiirizica. Mn.. and attached ta the bill wxf a re.--lpt for 2 from the Cmaha cJntu ahoa ine Ir S a arc iia rhoaen that place from hl;h to that much of h.1 taikina In the aam Vunrb of voui-her aaa also nw from Kd- ard T. Fa-ard for ISli for work dooe aa rlert to Tr fmard flurliir April and May. Tbea 1 laima bfore tieink filed 1th the atate auditor had the approval of th Fiat Board of Health. Tb ill for II for ropien of the flak land Independent, m a i.lch a a published THE CURES OF SEVERE ECZEMA liich'g an Worn Tells of Her Broth- er's.Terribl SfTerirg with the " Disetse Grandchild ind Another Bib also Permanerrt'jr Cured. CUTICURA REMEDIES PROYED INVALUABLE "H brother bad catona tbraw G3 fnrcttt summer. About tha aaa tuas aaoh niniwr it cam out beirwaeia iiis shouidnr and down bis back, and bs said kua ssiCo-inf waa teimbia. Id taaed tif I w aaa aunoa tif modiames that wars amid to ba rood far that fiiaaw. tut notLim awaraad so da Lxm Bbuuh food. tait causa on th tiurd summer, bo bought boa of Cuttnur t'mumemt and fraes it fa-Uif ui uiai. 6aoB b beiraa to fera bxtr and ba curod iunweuf etitireiy wiia Cubcura aad ba newer bxeaV botborod wji.k oraworia au. Ho aiao Dad Cutirura to cur bunch over ba or and a lomtjie oora which was so bad that be could not wear tas ahoa. A lady in lndjana board of bow rev daugb er, Mra M-uior. bad cwrad bar iituo soa of tambJ arsmaua tif U10 CuUcura JuoDodtea. This lady litu on bad th acaama o badiy that tbrr tboucja they would 1m xt- tlm usod Cuuoura bciaip and Outicura Cu.tmeait and it curad bar cbud mcsrely . and tb riiaoaaa a nana tiack. Mrs. Sarah l 1 qiafc. 7 hwrahan Su. Coldwalar, llioav, Aug. U Sba bc. S. 1 90". worldfImods Ctfw fc Tortsn-iar, DxaT.rwrlBS ikia a4 Seal Kaiaaara. TS afatuain rtrianfaikd baraixif ct Kboatuu a i aw&i ; th f ncbtf ui atJ- t as is poonaais: tia iiMO) bair ana cruut.f (M aoaip. as ia oca tea-head , th , laoai an f 1 jnro taotit. a la rua ' ahd rwfworm. nd uistant rl1 ajid apoooy eura, ta Lu ttiajurhy raaia. aa a arm batba wit a Cuuowra aauap and feaiVi -"tiTtrs vihb iCutMaxra, OiatantsX. - W . AMOMir W lull m w ( a m ' ia ef . junh e. . ic umii ta urusi OlW' mil ' ' I Swj Ut tiftia. w m wnlMiMS Wjii vn-ia 4ci mm r Oiawie. emi irua a " im g-a 4oBaa sasBBa sassaa ft 's . 7t msm :1V ei.rt, medical .-.t n t tea th examination for a license -c rrac- rr.'! " ta1'- Tl!L ""! , of ih board erf rti)a.rr- lat tnter r 1 u M-a-trtatnra. vhicta nu0 aa -atr a;- Iirtrj.natioii fur tb ooliortton f 1ti ata- tiatit. tb ork ta t- vuArr M tlrf'Un I . ... . .... . ... of the rtat boaJtk tnawiw 1th as irro in 4ik-o1b A rrtmt portion 01 th work. ho-t ft, ha hern Con lr lw. Sa-ard. I lak( n-M tr. Mtrnr Bro-B Trtooi th ortfinant jn rlflmit lor th ct;y to -Tttrr th rran tn-rriaJ tlfhtinc firia and hi vo-ie it b n aua ULlnod T th aouncA. Th mnoWi rra aoria for 6 ta pprorliij; tl or3ina.no a booaua th city arm not j-t In poanlon to 60 eommerciaJ Uirhttnc. o in ta th fan lb eaiiarrtjr of lb j.'.anl wma bro!y aufficiont la fnaoritx th trt nfl cHy hall. Hf aacurod th eoancll he favorod munirtjia o-nrrhtp and endnrwd th priipoanion for tt rtty t a eomnwrrlaJ luchtm. but tinflfT th clrfatrnttano th cI-.t u not In ahape In lincin. Nrnm-lthata-tiainc tha fact that Oiirarc flvrt h thw momlrii; aald Govrnfr Flwldus la llabl la b jTioua;x conaio-d a a rio nrMiiwOtitiaJ cwndidat on th r ruliliran ticket. lle chief exerutiv of tb rta.t coTitinued to attend to hie 6uue at th mat boua and abroa lirvte eoncTti in tli matter. In other oTfioea. howereT. conm derail) lEtereat aa taken in the re ixirt. Some think the atate ticket w tumS be eerlouelT weaken with Klieldoa not on It. w-hlle other aaid If Rieldtm ta on the Tireaiflemti ticket the firht then would i liefmoen Bryan and Sheldon for Ke braaka artth tli outcome neer for a mo ment In dioulA. ateataltte. for Iru, Ooremor Kheidon tm jaeued a requlaliion for the return la O'Neill of W. J. Ryan, ar retted In Fall River. K D. Ryan la -.-anted In Holt oun:y on a rharr of paa;n wortliiee cliecka. Tle oouuty attorney of Holt oounty notified th aroveroor that Ryan upon reachinr O'Neill claimed to b a member of the Knlfrhta of Oolumhua in rood anandlni:. and be firt rria name aa E A. Mrltade and exhibited a trawlmc card 1 . . ... i in' ur mm in arufo an.anailhx 1U L Ir Topeka loflre-Vpon the Tbow-inr be made..! membera of tli lodge In th Holt county toa-n caahed cliecka for tb atranx-er. Th rbocka were 1rued ararnat a bank whirti had rone out of buaineaa aorrie forty year aao. IkWM fr tUUI-rar Ctmmmmimmrr. It i.bx been reported In Unooln tliat pe tit iona are belli oirrulated in Flatte county for Fred Abbott of Aurora t iret bla name placed on th primary ballot aa a candidate tor railway cranniimloner to com pete wrt h JuAce Williama for tb republi can nomination. W. B. Rnae. in whom Ab bott doe a lrt of ooTifdliic. aaid thla moro ln he knew nothin if tli cirrulatlcin of tb petitirma Neltlier could the report be verified tn the -ofTice of IS railway nam mtMlon. where Clark FVrktna bulda out. The report, howevar. cornea from reliable aouroe and cannot be doubtoA. Ciaatt t CxaVrrtmarra. The twenty-third annual convention of tiie Nebraska Slate Funeral tiroriora aa ort&tion 4ipe&ed for a three Cays' amnion this BHirnlnc at tha UotfeJl hotel oosvenuon ban. The off kiera of the aaaociatloa are a f oV lowa: H. F. Fellers of Htrmbnldt. preai tient; A. 3. Bandatrom of Bertrand. A. E. Uvlnrston of Haotlnps and T. A. Patter -aim f altndea. a-ioe preaidenta: Oeiorr fcrwwn of ftarperaor. an 1 1 tary: Onwlea 1L. Trojer of Imrclieater, treasurer: executive commrttee, with president and secretary a x -officio roemliera. Wilun 3. Roberta. i ame Hoataa of Litticohi and T. C Heaf ey tif Omaha. The meetinj; thla morning opened with the invocation offered by the Rex. 1 F. Roach of St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal church. Mayor F. "W. Brown waa to tar delivered th address of welcome., but aa he waa unable to b present, he asked t Rev. Xr. Roach to act hn hia plao and welcome the visit. it i undertakers and enj balriHT ta the city. Tlie address of welcome was responded to by H. K. Burket of Omaha DEGREE FOR fHELDOX AS D HOC II Haortaaa CI lee 10 Make Tata-at Dn f Law. HASTINGS. Neh.. Jun S. rBpeclal Telexram.e- FittinT recomition of th stateamanshlp of Governor Sheldon and Governor Hock of Kansas aill be (riven by Hastings eoller tomorrow alien both will be investod with lb honorary dec-re of Conor of l-s In th twentv-fifik an- J nual cnaimence.ment. The ceremony win b tlie first of its kind ever planned by the colletre. President Turner and the faculty elected th two frcwernors for th defr- some weeks aco, at th tun Governor Hock aooepted tb Invitation to deln-er the commencement oration, but tlie jiians wcr not made known until a few days ago. Followinf tb commencement address and tlie presentation of dljilomaa ts se.zUors Ir. Turner will hav somethii ts oay rfclauv j to the public work of th two governor i and tli assistance cause of education. they have given th!3urt-e J L. Visvioon waa one of ih nr. The degree will then b conferred. Th aeniora. who wID roceivo dtjiloma. Bessie Phillips. Haatlnga. Margaret Briiikeman. Hastings. Jrannett j, l . wii. -ii w t- . Johnson, "W Joraville; eGorge F. MDougiO. C. E. Hull. Hastings: Frank Humphrey. Edgar; Honry Funke. Law rence; Alliscm Gaymun. Trumbull; John Mohlman. Glenvlllo. Rer. Samuel Garvin, pastor of ft First Presbyterian chnrch of Kanaaa City will speak tomorrow afternoon at the laying nl tn cornea- atone of th Carnegie i:tirarj and ocnr hau, for which Mr. Carnegi gavo a donation of Ctwu. I I ad law rwtae i ST. PAl'L. Minn Jun t Judge Vaude j venter of the Vnited tnaios circuit court of i aiipeals has filed aa oniniua in the caae of j Charles Green Tiainbow t al against a , M. Toung. slieriff of Thurston county, j Kfb. uv which a writ of babnaa corpus j ai granted, directing tb sheriff to liberate '.the appellants, a hs ara Indian policemen. at the Wmnehage Indian roaervautm in that county. Ur reverses th dociaiun of tb U'wer court. Judge Adams, and Kilter cum. ur. . VeakrrsuB lag Oa X NIVtRSITr PLACE. Nrk.. June i t (Special I This forrno. Ch graduating ' . class of Nebraska tVtaW i an ualverstty 4- i joerred "Snii Ii ory cay." Tt exercises j j look plao out on th campus around th band stand. The ora'.isr of th day waa C- j I C Gorst. ia. son of Iiia.rKt SuperiMiend- j eut lr. M i.liam Gorot of Ootu. After the oratiusi th claas planted Ins ivy bush 1 ai the south entrant of tha White aotunor- ' 1 Uvl battidiha- s aisiaulM of I NIVERSITI PLACE. Xeb I SimciaLe This afteraoa eaerrises of the achuui I lie Nebraska Weakyaa university was held in tits and ilartuaa of Uis w hit Me- ' xuoriai buhdlua- Tb addroas was g. v -a 1 ty IS. J. Hiu. mi sjutect waa. Sjtns i 1 1 aaom lals." aTLer Bark tn dlfaaa war , J uim a. cu&saeacenaent of ooxomerce of , CrsK CJTI-Ir. T. TC. N-a.1 V.aa fK - id I pr' tr- and nn ta .maJia rm it-ai.. rTATTFMC'TTH Tbt Kiaotrri rrr kn lwf'l l iaa v. ttouin6 x-.r of lan are o r-rv r.a -.aiut and U(, w . riltl FrWAF.Ii-Te!v bnace in tM coun-y ( bav rrtn out on ocoouth of tt hich water. 7'o B u river ia running Matier tl.an Ihe 6am her AU trams are either beura late or iiav l-n annu'.led. NE.BRA5KA OTT Geora Fesier. who ha iieen field on a charge of stabbing M liber Goff. has be-n rextaned on ball, and will bare hi trial U the November term of tlie district court. NEBRASKA CTTT vTord baa b-eti "re ce'ved iere of tlie death of Jot.n u:k. a former residint of this ctty and Fells City. He died at Muskogee, ftl Hi wife, Jeoai Morion waa bom and reared in this city. NEBRASKA CITT-M-. Cailie Neal. wife of lr. J. F. NeaJ of I'm. died at that, piaoe yesterday, aged 1C The funeral was held today. Kb waa nick but twelve hours Stie waa held In higti eoteem l-y ereryone FEATRJCE Tb river has fa!ier nearly four feet smoe Etaturdar. and Indication are that th worst if over. Train are he me operated writo difficulty. Ttie I ti: F'a rlfir ha not sent a train south of thi city fir f"tir daya em account of th flood. FERt Mrs. J. F. Neal. wife of It 3 F. NeaJ of this place, dd Sundav morn'ng after a snort illness, due to h-art trouble. Ir Neal l an old resident of I'ern ar. 1 ia fattier of I. W. T. Neal of Nebrahka -City, and Judge R. F. Neal. formerly of Auburn. VFBRAFKA CTTT The 'Woodmen of the tVorid society held memorial service at th F"Tbvterian chirrch on Sunday even ing and tlie sermon was delivered br Rv. A. E Perry, and the list of the deceased mem Sera lled. Tb service were very im pressive, i FEA TRITE The funeral of Mm.. J. 8 ' Rutherford was held Sunday afternoon at tlie Vnited Brethren church under the auspine of the Cid Fellnwa lodge The servioes were conducted by Rev 3 R Mouer. and interment was In Evergreen Hrime cemetery. A RLINTON Tli valley lanar ar flooded and most of tlie farmer say tliey will he unable to raise a crop this year. N'ftr the river, on th sandy soil, crops will protMiftily pull through, but f art-tier out ia th valley where tb gumbo i crop ar not worth working. ARLINGTON A number of our rltiaeno took advamace of th trad egcursltm that waa run ts Omaha, Tuesday, by tho Nortb- a-estern railway. It ha been announced that these excursion will be kept ur all summer and they will be great trade win ners for Omaha If continued. NEBRAKKA CITT The annual meeting or tb Alumni society waa held in th parlora .of the Grand htm-1. last evening. Addresses were mode by Prof. G. EV Ma"--tm. Rev. A E. Parry. President T. F. Roddy and Frank Schwaka. Tber were r"T it merrber present and an inyab evening waa passed NEBRASKA CTTT Sheriff Fischer i home from Falls City where h was called to Inspect two men who were arrested and held on suspicion of leing the men who robo-d the general SU"- of KhaD. Brothers st Paul, on the 1st. Thre was not suffi cient evidence to convict the men and thiy a-ere not brought liw t ARUNGTCiN P. H Johnson, owner and manager of th Arlington imrk. haa made some arrangmeiit towaras ceietiratmg the Fourth. Th Arlington band ha been hired for the occasion tnd most of th con cession ar already W Aa none of the neighboring tewn are celebrating this year s large crowd is expected. FLATTSM OTTHA prxtty wedding oc curred m ti John Catlolic church Tues day forenoon at which !tne Lou I W. Ler enx. the senior partner oi the general mer chandising firm of LKrenx Brotliera. ia this t-'Ty. waa united in marr.ag to Mis Ida Meistngeir. daughter of Mr and Mrs. I. M Meiomger. residing etrfat naies west of Piartsmouth. Father W. 1". Bradley offi ciating. NEBRASKA CTTT Four mora from Hamburg drov to this : wlta a team winch did not belong to Litem, and tn team was deserted be the men here and taken m charge bv the sheriff 011 a mes sage, f ttttb in owner at that plao!. and he came over after th- same yoterday. H had warrant issued for th men. charg ing tbem with stealing the te.m. The war rants wer issued st Hambtog. FLATTSM OT7THT. H. Po lork has pur chased for tii Piartsmouth Tebxihooe com pany, of which company he 1 manager, the Ashland Telephone plant, consisting of 7Wi telephone located on the long distance toll line between Plartsmoulb and Lincoln. Ttie toll line between Omaha and Piatts mouth will tie completed this week. All of the pole "having been set and the wire stretched from Omaha ;o the Piatt river. BEATRICE Eliiabet'i Motjtaruo Chart T of the Iiaurhters of tie American Resolu tion held it closing Rieeung of the year yesterdav with Mrs G. rrake. and elected these officers: Vis Minnie Tavia. rgext : M" Helen M. Trak. vie regent: Mra. F H. Howey. recording secretary; Mr T. A. vroodwa'd. corresponding sec retary: Mrs, tT "W . Scort.. trearu'vr: Mm. C. H Van Arsdale. registrar; Mr. G. H, Brash historian NEBRASKA t'J'i 1' Tho Burllngion t-a'.n for tlie south were d-aved here yosior day bv a number of slide along the track, near Minersvi:!. There waa over ten Indie of rain fell here Sunday and ttie bridge and roada all over the county were seri ously Injured The rainfall here ha been over twelve inclie since th 11th of Mty. Mary of the farmer hav not been sble to plant all of their corn crop and other have not been able to get into the fiela to k'll the weed and the outlook for a bis corn crop rn thi section is not aa promising a it (night be.. Rust has struck the leave of the w iient and if w-e do not hav some real hot weather in a short time it will attack the stem and tiiu ruin the cron. The farmer are feeling blue over the out look for crops Tlie railroad are all ran nmg tlielr train sloa- because of the atift. ness of their traeka and many of the road throughout the country ar imp&s sable. PEWARP-Vm. 3. H Culver of Mllford. hk reoe'ved a telegram conveying new f.f the death of her father. Judge J S neers of this eountv and state., comlns to I the state rn 1K7. and locating twebr mfle tn flimil.Ti. thi courrr ir and bome- j steaded hta nlace rn 1NM tn eomriary with ' H R',,, B,ia H "Wortendi ke. they i erected lb first mill hn Reward roumv m nrHu.., .... r.nv..,,.,. ri. in 1W& Is IXC he and Mr. Ree4 had su veved and platted tlie town of Mltford. In IKK? be -as apjminted by tiie '"rltolal l1siatur to locate a road from Nebraska Ctv to Keamev. w--h was afterwards known a 'b Steam Wagrm road ninnina through Milford Cm tlie organixatl"n of the cnunty of Seward be w elected prc bate Judre. lioidlng the ros'Tion fie 1-rm. He r-"iov from thi rounry to La Cru o N. M.. tn 5W and t vears later to Loa Anelea county, CaJifomla. where be ha sine resided. py using th various Oepartroenis of The Bos want Ad Pagea yon get quick returns at small expens. Maa atosabrad Dead. C EI JAR FALLS. Ia. June k iSjciaiV Miss Msry Romheld died at C clock to night. Sb was the victim of an accident Sunday morning. May a a ben walking on th Iliinoia Central tracks.! ah was struck by a train. She waa qirtt deaf and yet persisted In walking on tti railroad i traeka JT IJSL 'tujaa Bxaaaa staaaa ) Toasties spread from house to house "TH Taat lUnxor."' Fackagea two siax, and U cents Made by Postum Cereal Company. Limited. Battle Creek. Mica. ITTX H GJLLDrATU5 CLASS: Ttl. I . - . W . . . fXat ! by Pi ot i Metbwdo I tb Way of Edaeatlaa Pe-os-l of Tats Cloao. Tb thirty-eighth annual com men co me tit exercise of th erraxa srniwi for the rfaf were held Monday evening st th school in th yireaeno of ot of the largest crt-wds ever aasembled to witness these interesting proceedings Th exercises aer held in th main auditorium ia the new building, which was prettily decorated In b!o and gold with aa abundance of flowers and ever greens. Tli night was an Ideal one, and long before the hour scheduled for th beginning of lb exercise th entire "St ir, g capacity of tb ball was taken and standing room wa at a premium. Lata arrivals could not gVt In at all. Tb program opened with as Invocation toy Rev. Frank L Levels!, d -A peep Into the Future" was tb sub ject tif th salutatory address by Jacob Ziler. which wa gtven In ths .gn lan guage by Mr. Zefler and road ry Mis Emma Anderson A pretty effect wss the tableau, "alock of Ages," by two ef th girls of ths school. On cf them, draped In the con ventional costume of tb supplicant cling ing to tb Rock of Agra, assumed that poetic sttftude. while th other recited the hymn In tb sign language roost ef fectively, while on of th teachers sang th hymn. Miss Sue Saunders" rlas of third-year puplla gave an oral exhibition 'bowing th oral progress made by th class. "Th Race of tb Oregon" was given In the sign languag by Fred Hellsten and a a read by Miss Lillian Bamford. Flower Drill by Gtrla. A flower drill by four littl giris and boys, entitled. "Th Flirts.'" was very ef fectively given, the children being drilled hy Mis Alberta Begnler. An essay. "Men of tb Hour." was ren dered by A XX Strain of tb graduating claas in th sign language., th reading being given by Miss Ethyl F.ogers. Aa entertaining comedy "Exercise in Drawing; or. Taken by Surprise." was on of tb best features of th evening. It depicted two young fishermen who were s absorbed in their fishing that tbey did not discover the presence of a band of youthful artists, pupils e-f the school, who each jnad an excellent sketch of tli fishermen, indicating re markable skin in drawing from nature. Th artist then slipped away, leaving their productions banging on th trees, where th two fishermen found iheto, much to their surprise. Tb sign song. "Every On 'Wss Meant for Some One." was prertlly given by four little grlrls, on of the teachers vocaliElL" tli song The second-year pupils of Miss Anna slirkpatrick's class gave an interesting ex hibition of oral work, which waa followed by a violin nolo by Mtss Won of Omaha. W. n Sabin of tb graduating class de ll vered a well-written essay on "The Art Preservative." which was read by Miss Alberta Regnier. Another feature wa The Revel of th Naiads." by a claas of Bins young women pupils of tn school, which comprised a complex hoop drill, ths young women nosing la various figure with artistic effort. Beavf Te4 rpeawa. Tba valedictory. "The Fight for Peace," was delivered orally by Eugene Hogle of Omaha. Though almost totally deaf, Mr. Hogle speaks fluently and wlrn a distinct articulation, all of which he ha learned sine a pupil of th school. The essay was interpreted into the sign language by C. II. EJdrige, a teacher of the school. Th class choral or song wa then given in Uis sign language by the graduating class. Superintendent C E- White of th 1 school reading the song GcrveriKir Ehnldon being unahl to sttend th exercise because of illness, tlie ad dress ts the graduate was delivered Vv, E. G. Maggl of Lincoln, chief clerk to the governor, a ths special representative of Mr. Sheldon. Miss Eva Red m on of Omaha rendered Kipling's "Recessional" in tli sign lan guage with the most graceful effect, Mias Kirkpatnrk reciting th poem orally. President 3. O. tietwiler of the board bf trustees of tb school made the presenta tion of tlie diplomas, preceded with a short address. A class of four young women pupils of th school gav tb song. "Face to Face," in the sign language. Mra Ids Hendee vo calising it Th program closed with a short address of greeting by Superintendent H. W. RoUi ert of the Iowa School for tb tieaf, in which be referred to tl Nebraska School for the lK-.f as one of the best in th Vnited Stai. which was cw-mg to the ef ficient former and present management of tb school. H made an earnest sloa for a more lllieral appropriation for the school, saying: "If your governor was not a loyal friend to the school It usefulness would soon cease. These institutions ars deserv ing of the same generous car that is given to th public school system." Among those present at th exercises Monday evening was former Superintendent Stewart of the school, but now connected with the Iowa school. Mr. Stewart was greeted with th greatest cordiality by his former pupils, with whom be wa aaao ciated for seven years, leaving th school only last September. Th evening closed with the benediction by Rev. R. L Purfly of the Clifton Hill church. With th exercises of Monday evening the Nebraska School for tb Xaf closed th school year, many of the pupils returruhg ts their home for th summer vacation. IA. mt Cravdmate. These ar th graduates, their residence and essays: Eugene Hogle. Omaha, "Th Fight for Peace. " Wilhs Sania, Terumaefa, "Th Art Preser- rauve. " A. I'. Strain. Niobrara. "Men of the Hour." Jacob Zeiler. Hasungx. "X Peep Into the Future." Frank ForrtTl of Hubbell is honorably dismissed. "I W ill- ta Claas If ax tat. This lrtUe poem, written by J. w. tVeweu, "I Will," wa tho class motto: I WILL. I will is th snorts we're chosen today. The motte lust new out a path through ue rray; ! And is of itself a bold challenge to fat J f Tora tn lieart thai is wulihg to labor I and wail J I will knows no force that can hinder or stay. I Na obstacle stands in the right c.f it wsy: But aaard rta course through th iower ! 1i.g cloud I To tti goal a her the shout of th vn-lor j is loud ' I iil gives strength to tit impulse to da j And m.gtit to lit arm that is hound u ou oa tie, -And lajiii ta tit man w bo, a ben put to the test. Will go o. n ia tha effort or ria with tha beat. 1 will ha rais dooiit. cities from ashes of Has manned undismayed dual and tit aiuuro through th Of !-! and ia gj-asnsd at ruaea ss-urg I US- alfaaaotpKSrt OSSESSED th. Eterary frtuvu. It cntrirkw since k but wben a-kiH kc pi A. He vped aD tbinm. He aw into the profonndest deptbs of bomu tv&tnre. Tboubts illiinitable were at tbe point of bis pen. Hi perMoages lire and more as if tbey bad just come from tbe band of creator. He was not a man of one idea, but part of tbe intense life of flesh and blood that eetbed around him. Exuberant rrtslity ef r', body and soul was bis supreme characteristic. Personally be was a handsome, well shaped man, of a merry ternperaroent, abounding: in energy and crrerflowiDjr with health. His favorite eating place in London was tbe cebrated Falcon tarern. Here men like Ben Johnson, Marlowe, Ford, Fletcher, HerTatk, Raleigh, etc, met him daily. These literary giants of the heroic Eliza bethan age were in tbe habit of discussing the burning topics of their time (which included the colonization of America) orer foaming tankards of beer. For a chano in the fight with tbe oos cuerlng borda. So here's to th motto we Tbe motto which speak cbi an todsy. mind that of will roar. And a courage that seeks neither pity nor aid. And s soul that can smile at its task unafraid Tbe committee la charge of ths grad uating exercises is eornpooea. of 3. W. So well. Miss Alberta Regnier. Mr. Ida Hendee. Mia LCUaa Bamford and Mia Anna B. Xrkpa trick. CANTATA FOR LITTLE ONES "Tbe Teams; Kiag aa Sbeptberdeas' fee- Ctld sariag laMKai at First Ca,i aatiemaX. The cantatA "Th Toung King and Sheplierdoss." by Max Vogrich, w ill b sung at tlie First Congregational church Thurs day night for the benefit c.f the Child Savings instil ui It th church choir and soloists The merits cf the music and the cause for which it i sung both appeal to the generosity of the jteople and present indication are that there will be a large attendance. The soloists of the cantata will be tli regular soloists of the First Congregational church choir, Miss Vera Allen, soprano; Miss Susan IieGraft. contralto; J. 3. Naven. tenor, and Lester D. Ladd, basso, lr R. Penniman. who is the director of tb Omaha Msy Musir festival, will conduct the iter formsnce of th cantata. Othera assist in, ara Mr. Robert Cuscaden. violinist; Mra Harry Loftus, accompanist, and Miss Ruth Gunsor. Tb Piogl ssa. L Sanctti et Renediciu 'in Latin Gounod Prom the Mease SuienmJle., "St Cecilia" Wt Naven. Mia Aiitn and Choir. Three Flt'Ser Scmga E. A MacdoweD, "Tbe Clover" "Ti.e Teliow Iiairy" "The blue Bell' Mia Ganaun. Aria iS appri .Flotcw Mr. Naven. Violin iki Legend ...Wieniawaki ibi &( lterso Van Guens Mr. Cun'Kdt-E, Aria With Verdure Ciad tfrom th "Creauon"' Haydn Mia Allen. ruet Death to Our Mighty Foe ffrrtm fiamscin and Eieliiati") Samt-Saens Characters I leliiah, mexso oontralto. Mlaa Susan IieGraf ; high priest, ban Lout, Mr. Irs B. Penniman. IniermiBHon II. Caiitata The Toung King and Tbe Shep tieroesa . Max Vngrieb Cliaracter Goidmar th young king. Mr. J J . N a ven ; t lie Shepherdess. M iss Vera Alien: tlie Narrator. Mis Susan It Graff : tbe Old King. Mr Lester Ii. Ladd. Mr. Irs B. pentuman. director. Mra Harry Loft ua. acc.omiiamst. W. s Ward of Dyersiiurg. Tenn wrtte: "This is to certify that I have used Ortna Lazativ Fruit Symp for chrome oonstipa tion. and it ha proven, without a doubt, to ba a thorough, practical remedy for this trouble, and it is with pleasure I offer my conscientious reference.- AU druggists- HILL FILES LARGE MORT&A&E Barliaart Beeiswda Taat Tbre His deed M lUiew-D-ellar bee-arity 1 0aaias C-emy. When th mortgage fil d at th end of 1 ar compared with the reieasea, Iioug -la county will make a had showing, a tii Burlington railroad Tunaday piaoe on fl a mortgage on all its j.roperty ts th Central Trut oon-.jttny if New Tork City for Ciitti.siKj.lMi. Thi ia iierhajis th largest mortgage ever fiied in Dougiae county and runs for fifty years, btarmg t per cent Interest jter an- j num. I Tbe Burlington ha been filing the mort gage in the various counties through wt.ieh th road run and a tier it oa n j property Contemplating tit mortgage I Harry Jordan of the Byron Eeed company j said: I "If that had just been filed dunt Span I 1 te Americas war daj and the revenue collected at lie rste .f H cents for each loi. what a nuagnifioent getteral fund Vurie sum would her accumulated . 1 Be Wa&t Ads Lus-iiea Booslcrs. has full snappy and inviting to the palate the combined soul of malt and hops the cream of the harvest fields the health bringing home becr. THE KING OF ALL BOTTLED. BEERS ttfcet type of u raort tasin two cemwwi to wrrite ce&M to be read? BtOe OtOy Ove ANnEUSER-BUSCH DROVERY SL Louis, Mo. CEO. KXUC Magr, ANTXEUSES-BUSCn E RAN CXI OatAQA. MRS. SARiH PATRICE IS DEAD Fio&eer Woman Diet st Age of Str-crty-Tiro at Eer Heme. LUZ EPAJTS THAT . OF OXAEA t City la tbe V er f Its Faodiag aatd f seat H tire Life ta Tbls Mrs. Serah O. Pa trio, a pioneer tif I mug ia county and Cimaha. died at her home. Sffil North Twenty -third street. Tuesday morning at the kg of TS years and II months. Sarah Oct Patrick waa the eldest daugh ter of Taylor G. and Lucy Ann Goodwill Sb waa descended from colonial and rev olutionary stock and waa born in Attica. N. Y.. in lKJf.. She was married in 1KLS to Edward Patrick of tbe same city. In 3HM Mr. Goodwill came west, locating In Omaha, where be became prominent in county and territorial affairs. He wa a member of th first territorial council. He wa also the first treasurer of Doug las county and a mem Iter of th first city council of Omaha His wife and children came to Omaha in the spring of IKS. Mr. and Mra. Patrick folios ed them as pioneers to this new territory. They first bui't their bom in Omaha but soon afterward removed to tli north of the city, where they established their borne, which ha been th family residence since. Mr. Pat rick engaged in farming, in which busi ness be continued untD his death. In 1S2. Mra Patrick lived in th borne. In which GODSEND TO SUFFERING DUMANiTY These rorcefnl Words Express Gratitude of Thrmsazids cf People Like Mrs. Geo. Arcazid, of 537 Erie Street, Toledo, 0, Who Has Been Snatched From the Grave by the World's Greatest Tonic Stimulant and IsTir&tor. Mra. Arttsusd. Wboe tjror-m was TUtB Isoww. Cuntgwrav4 Grip and waft Treated by Tw of tbe Beat Uortors of Toledo Without ReioeJr. ing AJiy Beeriu Kinally She- wa Cosnptcteiy Cured by lHffj-"s Pmre Malt WThisary. Mri. ArpRnd w-yote rpceBtly: 'la Dritlr I JeU a rinim f L Gr!rr ksd tried two of tbe beat i.trBiciaxi of Uii city without mcHvtrg .ny benefit, so my ltdkbatid inalgtea tirnx I thould try Imffy'g Malt WLibker. I dll, and V r if V - . MRS. CEO. aECaXD. It cure nerrouaneibA tyjibajd, malaria, every form of at on. aril trouble, dmeaaew of tie ttroat and Iuubb. and all mn down and weakened conditkins of tie body, brain and nervea. It ) prescribed by dot tors and i reK.snid aa tbe world ' rratet family niediclne eyeryatere. CArTlOX VI 1m-si yoa aaa. roar drwjist, crxsrer dVaW for Iwffy'a Pare Malt VI bisk ry bp aonr )o ge ue geauiae. It ts the t)y alsxo- labHy pare- -BMdat-kmaJ auaH wb.vk.ey aad as aold is freaVd btwUe osUy sner ia bailk. lauk far Ute f-adc-eaart. tLe Old llmlu" i. t.ni . ! tb aeaer tbe cork ts surbrxJaew. aad that oar guaraartee ks oa bouko. Prsc $1. VI rite, Cowaakiac lUciicr, . 1 fur a tret Ulsmraosd iPARKLthlifeelt a brilliant glow is of solid nutriment I sb died, for nearly fifty ears and expert- enned in tb early day aH the hardehips in cidental to a new ouuiiU y. 1 ad law (aw stag Oraaad- Th locality was formerly th camrcng ground of friendly Indiana, against the tn- trusion of whom it was nexieeeary st times to barrirads th doors of her habitation. It. 1li9 Vt...b ..-- ...W.....A ... captain of Company K, Semnd Nebraska I volunteer cavalry, tmder General Sully, ia the northwestern expedition against th marauding Sioux Indiana Mra Patrick in her Interesting fife ha witneased th transformation of her home in an unsettled territory to a residnr locality, built tip closely with beautiful homes, having every comfort of modern life. Eh waa a woman of truly Christian character. At all times courteous and dignified and noted for her generous hos pitality and a mother devoted to those of her household and especiai:y to tb intel lectual and moral education of th younger generation. Sh is survived by her sister. Mrs. Her man Glaaa of Rochester. N. T and her two sons, F. G. Patrick of Ilenn. Nev and E. L. Patrick of Laramie bounty, Wy oming, and a daughter, Mrs. F. C. Low of Omaha Arrangement for the funeral will be announced later. A Taat wf CaM could buy nothing better for female weak nesses, lame hack and kidney trouble thaa Electric Bitters. For sale by Beaton Drug Co. Hllrkrark Pi aai 1 otlat West. June a Tbe tiroserutlon NFW TCiRK. restd Its caae today in tbe tnai of Kav mond Hitchcock. Of live several witnesses called toe most imioert was Elsie V,r eaa on of tb defendant s alleged t lotim. must ny tbt today I as on my ff-nu tLackg to Pvfry'd Pure Malt W"hla aey. Now we always hvi out: or two bottifcg jj the lious. - So faaiUy abould be WlLbout It. a jt a'wgyg ct-me la bandy for family n will sv many a doctor g W1J. I recard It a a sodfeecd to gufferlEf awTnaAlty." Dcrfy'g Pure Malt Vtltkey lm aa ab nolutely jiure distillktitiB tif malted Train, f-ren care lieine used to bv e-ery kerne thoroiietTiy niB.rtd. tbn detrojii.c the germ aad Jirod ucitg a j'Tvdifetted liquid food Is the farm of a malt ease-ncie, which lk tbe most effective tonic Umslaht and lbrigor ator kliosn to sxicLce. goftened by warmth and znoiatBre Its jiaiatahUliy and freedom, from It jcrious t-hstaiKe render It ao that it can be retained by the most aecaJtve ctomacth. fb fax la a. I reify MJt MbMf t, aodcs4 leok4. a4 avdrir hx. P