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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: NOVEMBER 8. 1008. A .- GENTLEMEN'S' 1 ....,;... .Correct Clothes Fashions &teT I , I - ' u-'vwV .(- " f ' ill ' 7 ' vV t tr , vv v ' y" J i! i r 'I ki : : ' vf k ; JJ v Ii ; 4f fit ? 'l - yjA J , : JH s 'It- 'ry..:'V - ' , ' I , f , M ft. , . 4 1 s . ' i r t 'Vrn" .,,: ZJv ' ' I 't ' ' - J Knox Incter I.W Ix)sn k t 147 Madmon 1.S74 Merrick 1.1X0 Nuckolla l.fiYt Olo ....u tin PlHtte l.M Piiwnpn 1,611 Prrklnn 3 Phelps l.m Pierce 1.072 Polk t 1.215 Red Willow 11 Richardson Z.1F4 Rock 472 Rtanton W7 Pherldan 733 Sherman 793 Hallne 2.125 Parpy 9f7 Scott'B Bluff 808 Bioux 6' Thayer 1.7S0 Thuraton 8H0 Valley I.nso Wayne l.uw WashlnRton 1.6M Webster 1,443 Wheeler ?! York 2.A0 Totals. 78 counties lltl,t4 Majority. Btat Aadltor. t. Cooyrlfhted 1908 by SCHL0SS BROS 8 CO. Fine Clothes Makers Baltimore and New York j STYLE is what makes a Man proud of his Clothes it is the distinguishing feature of Sen loss Clothes Schloss Baltimore Clothes are made for men who find pleasure and satisfaction in dressing as well as they possibly can men who appreciate what good clothes mean to them in business and social life it is the best, investment you can make to look your best at all times, and you will be astonished to see at what little cost. Ask the Fashionable Clothes Shop of your City to show you the 1009 SCHLOSS models it they haven't the new models we will cheerfully send them no obligation to buy our pleasure to show. DON'T ACCEPT a substitute look for the genuine with this LABEL sewn in garment. QrvimvitYvvvtfirY A Baltimore FOR SALE AT chlossBros.&Co. New York BEFORE THE PEOPLE'S BAR Yft. Bernice 'Williams is Fined More ' - . - Than Her Theft. ; 10 MONEY, SHE MUST GO' TO JAU . Flna Collelt, Moch 8oaa;ht Han, Uy Dlavhwared Becaoac None-Who Wants llira " Shows' Up." A fins . of $25 and coats was Imposed jpan. Mrs. Bernice Williams In police court Saturday morning; for petit lar.ceny, the foods which she Is supposed to have stolsn from a large department story being; eight pieces of silk valued at 1 15. F6f'latfk of money to pay the fine she wa ' placed In confinement again. TUe wpman admitted taking some of the silk, tovt -said that most of it' was taken, by anotner' woman. Thd goods were found on her person when she was arrested by Patrolman Cullen Friday afternoon. After being arrested on suspicion of being a "trouser burglar," discovered to be a much wanted burglar who operated on a large acale and held for a reward . 4f $290 offered by the police of Winona, Winn., for his capture, Joe Collette. alia Headley. alias Simpson, was discharged In police' court Saturday morning be cause no aumorities wnt for him. It la understood that the Sioux City and St. Paul police, who had advertised for lila capture, did not want him now because tho witnesses against him had left their Jurisdiction. With Collette his wife, Edna, was also released. They were ar rested by Detectives lleltf leld and levrese more than a week ago and had been confined In the city Jail ever since. Police Judge Bryce Crawford thinks that when a man' Is "beat up" for doing soms 'minor thing that Is against the law he baa had enough punishment. So S. C. Carter of Council Bluffs was discharged In police court Saturday morning when h appeared, with his head banduged, to The Midwest Life There la a little book published by THE SPECTATOR which gives a list of per son's In the I'nited ' States and, Canada who carry $30,000 of life Insurance ami upwards.. Many of these persons give their reasons, such as: "Life insurance Is fre quently the most available aaaet tor a family, even In the ease of well-to-do business men." "Every man who has others dependent upon him should Inrure his life for as large an amount aa he can afford to carry." "I carry this amount because aa I analyse my Income, I find that the greater part Is not derived from capital in vested, but rather from whatever experi ence apd know ledge of my . bupiness I poMSa backed up by dally, personal work " The Mldweat 1-lfe sells life insurance to Nebraska people.' It Is an old line company, a Nebraska company. Home Office 1U07 "O" Urtet, Lincoln; Omaha Agency, Room 331 ttcc4 t Trade Building. Adv. answer the charge of having been drunk and abusive to a horse which he hired Friday afternoon. It la said that he hired a horse and buggy at Myers' barn, Twenty-fourth and Clark streets, at 2 o'clock and returned the animal in bad shape after 9 o'clock that night. The owner of the horse decorated Carter's face and head with a motley array of bumps and bruises, which Judgo Craw ford considered sufficient punishment for the offense. ... With two $5 fines to pny and. only money enough to pay one of them, Mrs Msry McFadden wer.t back to Jail SiUirday mc-inlng, wMle her husband got his re lease and wont to work to got money for tbe other fine. The pair had been' arrested with James Bombbr. MeFndden's step father, on a charge of disturbing the peace. Bombler'e fine was paid by his wife, so he could also go to work. All three live at 2218 Leavenworth rtreet, where the trouble oc curred Friday afternoon. Fifteen days Irj Jail will be the penalty Tom Eaklns of 1S07 St. Mary's uvenne will nay for being drunk and abusing his wife, it Is said that a revolver Is Ms favorite plaything when he comes home nt night and that he has threatened to shoot her with. It. A shot which he f.red Friday night when he returned iiome uttracted the neighbor?, who had Eaklns locked up Four sentences of thirty days each wore handed out in police court Saturday morn ing to prisoners who had been arreted oil charges of vagrancy or suspicion, or on charges of being Immoral women. An ef fort Is being made to Improve conditions of this kind by punishing the offenders eJ veroly, and all detectives and patrolmen are kept constantly on the lookout for them. Earl Hoffman, Ed Seymoro, Jennie Collins and Luminda Monroe, the latter colored, were the recipients of thirty-day sentences Saturday. STATE COUNT DRAGS (Continued from First Page.) i.n-t .7M 1M 17 l.oti) 1.512 2T. t.44 1 104 Carton. Price. Adams 1.824 Antelope 1,713 Banner INI Boone 1,5X8 Boyd ;.. 9V9 Box Butte .' Brown 629 Buffalo . 2 447 Burt 1,93 Butler , 1.472 Cass 2,546 Cedar l.WW Clvsse 423 Cherry 1.122 Cheyenne ; Mo Clay l,!lii coitax l.ioo Custer ' 2,921 Cuming Dakota . Dawes . Dawson Deuel .. Dixon .. Dods;e l.Sol . 7R7 852 1.7M 527 1.278 2.456 Douglas 14.503 499 1.797 1.12J 1.144 1,451 8,904 3S7 603 99 59 2.574 370 l.lffl 667 118 1.584 991 A Frightful Kipfrleor. with biliousness, malaria and constipation is quickly overcome by taking Dr King's New Life Pills. 25c. For sale by Beaton Drug Co. Hamilton- 117 1632 1192 1156 Harlan 89 1324 7ii 1285 Hayes 32 2.0 239 1SJ Hitchcock C8 6S7 bOt 44 Holt 1651 17M 1327 1414 Hooker Ill 91 54 S Howard 9 i42 857 10S8 Jefferson 1&08 1827 1573 SOtl Johnson 1322 1196 2235 8 Kearney l(n Hi8 83S 8M ' Keith 372 80S ls M Keya Paha 431 332 274 194 1 Kimball 2:'9 123 77 33 Knox 1853 2141 1441 1257 Lancaster 6077 6u85 6754 3240 Lincoln 1441 1438 985 6S7 Logan i.. 147 147 71 70 Madison !HB -9 1512 123J Merrick 1127 1129 948 760 Nunco 1(53 5S 883 62$ Nemaha 15i6 1&9 148 1140 Nuckolls 1508 1531 123 1 964 Otoe, 2319 J.1S4 ' 940 17"0 Pawnee 1454 1170 1349 801 Perkins 1 134 l.Sfl Phelps 1447 1224 992 90 Pierce 1044 1119 769 713 Platte 1382 2678 1047 216 Polk 1144 1303 902 980 Keil Willow 1237 l:tfi4 914 613 Richardson 2071 2362 1856 1730 liork 4 883 390 1 Saline 19M 2239 1782 1513 Sarpy 892 1117 722 798 B lunders 218 277 18 $ 19M1 6 ott's Bluff -'2 51 MS 232 fceward 1832 2150 1616 14M Sioux 6-'8 461 157 Sheridan 695 503 467 $8 Sherman 761 943 6M 478 Stintnn 763 872 693 641 Thaver 16(8 17S3 1494 1177 Thurs.on 884 7 '9 466 i'4 Thomas 10 125 56 0 Vallev 10f'2 1095 799 fit Washington H98 15.S 1214 1087 Wavne 1162 103 936 769 Webster 13f-' 1409 1107 92 Wheelt r 238 . 246 154 141 York 1959 1883 1977 1379 I T. tali, 87 count .1220)4 U9259 98282 86642 1.920 1.408 67 1,674 98 653 49,1 2,264 l.l'O 2.0.2 2.32 1.670 330 VI 7f.5 1.8H1 1.266 2,774 1,703 7 6P8 1,750 863 1.0U7 2,573 16,300 36 1,975 1, 0 820 1.696 2, 2 359 637 92 1,0M 2,012 276 1.1N2 617 93 1.760 1.428 1.713 1.128 m 121 2.040 7,191 152 l.56 1.057 1.608 1.0J5 1,213 l.Otf 2.467 1,279 2.2(6 1,256 315 2,179 1,088 522 711 935 454 675 1.672 719 1.310 1.061 1,430 242 998 1.946 Totals. 77 counties .. 115,773 111,192 Railway Commissioner. Williams. Cowclll. Adams 2.(30 Antelope 1,688 Banner 176 Boone 1.601 Box Butte 541 Boyd 983 Brown 602 Butler 1.407 Buffalo 2,257 Burt 1.895 Cass 2,614 Cedar 1.626 Chase 410 Cheyenne 303 Cherry 1,083 Clay t.... 1,938 Golfax 1,139 Cuming 1,271 Custer 2,8 Douglas 13,810. Dakota 74S Dawes 798 Dawson 1,762 Deuel 621 Dodge 2,475 Dundy 4x8 Fillmore 1,774 Frontier 1.127 Franklin 1.K4 Furnas ..1,432 Garfield 36) l.l fjj 1.04 X JlHv 1.290 4VJV4 420 fijX "H 1 1,658 4$ fe, r 1.06.1 1J All i " mm 3 Dundy Fillmore Franklin Frontier . Furnas .. Gs Oarflcld . Gosper ... Grant Greeley .. Hall Hayes ... Harlan ... Hitchcock Hooker .. Holt Howard . Jefferson i 2.0o7 Johnson 1.391 Keith 37A Kimball 230 Knox 1.982 Lancaster 7,878 Logan . 152 Madison 2,154 Merrick 1,206 Nuckolla ....rr 1,639 Pawnee 1,5.16 I'erKins v n Phelps 1.607 Pierce t. 1.06S Platte l.fSI Polk 1,233 Richardson 2,188 Red Willow l.o6 Rock 497 Saline 2,160 Harpy ., ioz Scott's Bluff 820 Sheridan 79 Sherman 802 Sioux 627 Stanton 672 Thayer 1,765 Thurston 8!9 Webster 1,462 Wayne 1.298 Washington 1,610 Wheeler 237 Valley 1,075 York 2,344 a 1 redft Buvinpon Onaen Accounlt $4.35 BASH BOMIBI ir you want full value for your money In a Base Burner, be mire and see our line. Ask to see the big $27.09 Base Burner we sell at. CKKDIT At this ator Is the name as one mer chant burtnjr from another. Oar credit j stem Is the simplest, the bet, the moat feasible plan yet devised. It haa no annoyances, no unpleasantness about it. It Is of ft HIGH CHAIIAO TKIt and Is open to ereryone. To gether with onr LOW TKICKS. It l ft link Uiat will help every man who must make his money go fall way. tt)MK TO THK HTOltK THAT'H sgi'AIlK ALL OVKK. Handsome Presents Free to All On bill of $IO, a pretty rug. On hill of 925, tuuHlnome rocker. On ft bill of $30, an elegant Morris chair. On ft bill of $73, fine dinner set. On bill of $100, an upholstered couch. Many other valuable present. X $J V " JaafrWwaw-T ee tne Mg -'..& $18.50 $49.50 mn booms rvBjriBKBO ooiiraxTa roB This Is one-third less than what other stores ask you for an outfit not as good. OFT COAX HBATEBS An exceptional value in a well made and serviceable aoft conl heater. The best of construction. An $8.00 value special . . CARPETS. RUC8 and BEDDING Some Special Talus That apeak for Themselves. Mo Ingrain Carpets Hale price, V) per yard tJK 80o Wool In grata Carpet Long lasting kind, C?a sale price, per yard - Brussels Carpet Extra quality, 90a values Ac ..... ..... sale price, per yard S.00 Bsverslbls Bn$- sale price . tia.50 Brussels Bog's Extra good quality, room sue sale price 1.60 Comforts Good, warm kind sale price 1.80 Blankets Good quality sale price ..$2.98 $10.50 79c HONK8T VALI KS. IiOWKST TRICKS. L1DEIUL TERMS. FAIR TREATMENT, SBZaSXBB All ex ceptional value In a sub stantial and well made Dresser. Built of solid oak and have three large drawers and Frencn piate mirror- 12.60 value special at , IAMB FBICB OH BAST CBEBXT TI1M8. V piaie inirrur $7.75 OUTFITTING CO. 1315 -IT-19 FARNAH ST. BTEETj BABOZS Best value In the city. .Special arraxle of steel, full asbestos lined, 3. value sale price. . . t $23.50 : Wheeler 238 York 2.279 Dixon 1,237 246 1.907 1.147 Totals, 76 counties 105,945 106,756 Attorney General. Thompson. Fleharty. Greeley Uage .. Grant Gosper ........ Hltchco'k .... Hooker Holt Harlan Hall Hayes Howard Jefferson Johnson Keith Kimball Knox Logan Madison Merrick Nuckolls Otoe Pawnee Perkins Phelps Pierce Platte Polk Red Willow ., Richardson .. Rock Sarpy Sa ine Ecott's Bluff 6loux Sheridan Sherman Stanton Tha er Thurston Valley Wsyne , Webster Incomplete. Slate Treasarer. KKI.lt. IOI NOTES. Rev. V. II. Montanar. a French Catholic. friest. who has recently been brought to his country from Canton, China, is about to oraanixe work among the Chinese in New York City, under the direction of Rev. John J. Dunn, diocesan director of the So ciety for the Propagation f the Faith. Rev. Ixiuls K. HoMen. president of the t'nlversity of Wooster. has announced that L. 11. Severance of Cleveland had given ! 0 i ,r ti,t .,.imanei.t . nil.. nient oi tne Bible and' missionary training school, oper-' ated in connection with the university, the alft being made In memory of his wife. Mis. Florence Severance. As the result of action by the congrega tion of the Madison Avenue Baptist church of Philadelphia, u unanimous call to the pastorale of the church will be extended to Rev. Dr. Charles A. Eaton, pastor of the Euclid Avenue Baptist church of Cleve land, the church in that city attended by John D. Rockefeller. The silver Jubilee of Archbishop ltlordari was made the occasion In Ban Francisco of a celebration by Catholics from all parts of the Pacific coast. Pontifical high mass at St. Mary's cathedral was attended by seven blshoM of the church and over 300 members of the clergy. Archhish.ip Riord.in has been receiving congratulations from Pope Plus and Cardinal Gibbons and many otUcr church dlgnilaif Brian. Mackey. Adams 2.029 2.126 Antelope i.H& 1,431 bai.ner 174 72 Looiie ;. 1.727 . 1.4:J Hull. 1,433 ' 2,0.4 Box Butte 617 60 Burt 1.913 1.1,3 Buffalo' 2.278 2.238 Boyd 98 662 Brown .' 616 4a Cutis .' 2.513 2.843 Cedar 1,665 1.6 6 l oilax ., 1.143 1.1T73 Chase 415 338 Cheyenne til 756 Cherry 1.114 9 Clay , 1,951! 1,!01 Custer '. 1.638 3.UM8 Cuming .'... 1,277 1.740 Duwes 613 75B I Dodge. 2,472 2,53 Douglas ..; 14,4:a 15,184 l'awum 1,750 1(7 Dukota 7'57 689 Deuel 524 j;i Dixon 1.281 I.OHJ Dundy 491 Killni.'ie 1.788 1.S7 Franklin 1.1(9 ).8 Kiontler ; ' 1 128 632 ' Furnas J. 451 1 &sj Ifosper 6"4 626 'Gr.-eley 748 1.042 I Garfield 374 ;52 liage S.857 21 Giant lot 93 Haves 372 ' 271 Harlan M4 1.14$ Holt 1,556 1,75ft Hooker lo8 . 92 Hall 2344 117$ Howard 976 1.446 Hiichcotk j 6.-9 JtffersiHi 2.oi6 1.717 Johnsou 1.3M 1.106 Keith. 368 304 Kimball X-l 124 99 , 49 . 642 . 110 1,675 . 1.140 , 2,205 871 . 965 . l.SW . 1,392 . 367 . 211 . 1,821 , 147 . 2.123 , 1.168 , 1.532 . 2,s;9 . 1.515 2 , 1,438 . 1.142 . 1.501 . 1,18 . 1.192 . 2.120 , 4m .. 946 . 2,188 . 807 . 621 .. 740 . 793 . 66$ . 1,731 . 584 . 1,055 ,. 1 282 . 1,426 377 2,682 386 1,900 810 1.33 1.623 857 1,092 3,90 93 642 624 92 1,753 1.164 2,tU 271 1.466 1,741 1.1U 308 118 2,155 152 1.68S 1.086 1.513 29 1,114 i,'288 1.0,:6 2.609 1.302 1.37U 2.264 8-2 1,053 2,141 624 460 702 926 696 1.6H8 735 1.040 1.060 1.22 Adams 1.052 Antelope 1,687 Banner ISO Boone 1,608 Box Butts 620 Brown 610 Buffalo 1 2,366 Burt 1.944 Butler 1,448 Cass 2.643 Cedar 1,676 Cherry 1,116 Cheenne 906 Clay 1964 Cuming I',3i2 Dakota 768 Dawson 1,771 Bundy 481 odge 2.4x8 Dawes 867 Deuel 625 Douglas ; 14,376 Fillmore 1,7x1 Frontier 1,118 Franklin 1,122 Grant 101 Gage $,831 Garfield $72 Gosper 61$ Greeley 692 Hayes 376 Harlan 1.188 Hooker 113 Holt 1.581 Howard 995 Hall 2.338 Hitchcock 660 Johnson 1.404 Z.- Keith 367 Madison 2.148 Merrick 1,232 2.190 1.445 67 1.562 7i 870 616 2.136 2.332 1,182 Z.348 1,726 342 772 1,008 1,980 1,HW 1.745 2,768 15.084 702 , iXi 1 Kimball 1.92o u-i,h Nuckoll Pawnee ... Phelps .... Pierce Platte Polk Richardson Rock, 1,541 1,627 1,612 1,07(1 1.628 1.204 2.124 481 Saline 2,128 Uncle Sam and Olivo OH The purity of Olive Oil of Imported or domestic origin Is fully guaranteed by Uncle Sam and ourselves. We handle tbe choicest brands of French, Italian and.Callfornla Oil. and ell at the following low prices: Olive Oil. Berl French Trial sire 10c -plnt bottle 30c 1-plnt bottle .45c 1-quart bottle, short.. 75c 1 full quart can $1.00 -gallon can.,..:. $1.76 1-ttallon can.. .' $3.25 Olive Oil, Golden Gate (California) 4 ounces, 25c; 8 ounces 45c 1 pint, 75c; 1 quart $1.25 H gallon, $2; 1 full gallon, $3.50 Olive Oil. Tuscan (Italian) 4 ounces, 25c; 8 ounces 35c 1 pint, 60c; 1 quart $1.00 Olive Oil, Lautier'a (French) H pint. 40c; 1 pint 50c 1 quart $100 We absolutely guarantee the purity of the above Oils and their fitness for ! medicinal or dietetic use. Sherman & McConnell Drug Co. CVr. 10th and Dodge Sts. OWL DRUG VO. ' . Cor. lth and tiarney. Scott s Bluff aloux Sheridan .... Sherman ... Stanton 1 hayer Thuraton ... Wayne Washington Wheeler .... Websier .... York Otoe .j Sarpy Red Willow Jefferson ... Perkins Logan Valley Dixon Knox Chase Furnas Colfax Custer 794 . 632 . 742 . 8( . 686 . 1.749 . 96 . 1,301 . 1,630 246 . 1.473 . 2,307 . 2,283 .. 933 . 1,275 . 2,602 ." 146 . 1.067 . 1,310 . 1,931 . 415 . 1,453 . 1.161 . 2.924 .1116,616 2.18$ 1.4,0 67 1,532 661 604 2.206 1,143 2.100 2,301 1,6.3 92 772 1,910 1.72 69 1.902 397 2,6t$ C96 374 15.336 1.978 810 1,9 93 2 363 624 1,081 266 1,117 c9 1,734 1.429 2.1.5 616 1,107 113 313 1.66$ 1,066 1,60. 1.096 1.19. 1,082 2,503 1,23 2 28 319 1195 623 4o$ 6 5 $12 tK3 l.l2 717 1,037 1,416 HJ 1,311 1.980 2.3.1 1,034 1.259 1,714 1 152 1.0Z8 1.012 2.064 344 1,602 1.270 2,766 106,896 Storm Coats FOR -MEN The kind you can wear for dress, street or auto. Fancy mixtures or plain colors. Storm and military collars. SIO.OO to $35.00 OMAHA RUBBE Rl C O 1608 Harney St VX'-- " ' .:.Y7 5S&ff Totals. 76 counties Majority. Stat Seaate. Following is a partial list of newly elected members ot the state senate: 1 J. R. Cain (rep.) 8 T. J. Majors uep.) 8 8. H. Buck (dem.) 4 W. B. Uannlr-41 (dem.) i Alex Laverty (rep.) 6 Frank T. Hunson (dein.) E. E. Howell (dem.) John M. Tanner tdem.) 7 O. R. Thompson (rep.) 8 G. W. Wlltse (rep.) 9 J. D. Huuield lUem.) lir'red Volpp (deni.t 11 C. A. Randall dep.) 12 F. J. lleii.v (uem ) 13 D. A. Donohoe (dem.) 15 J. A. Ollis (uem.) 16 C. F. Rodmaon. 17 J. H. Bohrman (dem.) 18 E. L. King trap.) 19 G. W. Fuller (dem.) 20 E. P. Brown (rep.) J. B. Miller (dem.) 21 Jacob Klein (dem.) 2 F. W. Bartoos (dein.) 23 Smith Ketchum (dem.) 24 Herman Dlers dem.) 26 J. M. Cox (rep.) 26 1 B. Besse (dem.) 27 George W. Tibbets (dem 28 A. G. Warren (rep.) 29 John C. Gammll (rep.) 30 L. L. Raymond (rep.) The Hna. A list of newly elected members of the house of representatives follows, Including those whose election has been Indicated by returns: 1 Ralph Clark (dem.) Heuiy Gerdca (dein.) otto Kolouc (dem.) A. D. Barclay trep.j VV. B. Raper (rep. t Fred Hector (uem.) B. T. bkevn (dem.) 4 j. G. OConnel (rep.) ( Charles W. Pool (dem.) g a. W. Leldisn iiitlii.) E J. Btedinan (dem.) 1 Charles E. Noyes (rep.) D. Bmlth (rep.) 5 M. A. Bates (Uem.) $ J. M. Gales 'dem. I 10 Peter G. H. B)land (dem.) William Bolt (dem. James P. ConnolW (dun , Robert H. Holmes (dem.) Jeremiah Howard (dem.) J. P. Kraus (dem.) W. 8. Shoemaker (dem.) William V. filoecker (dem.) Walter P. Thomas idem.) 11 H. D. Behbeuger (dem.) 11 Nels Johnson (rep.l U B. V. Gnfftn (rep) f 14 W. J. McVicker (dem.) Frank P. Lawrence (dem.) 15 Charles Graff (dem.) 16 D. C. Heffernan (dem.) 17 Adam Pilger (dem.) 18 8. Sabersun (rep.) 19 John Kui. rdem.) 20 J. M. Falcott (dem.) 21 U. W. Fannon (rep.) 22 1. 8. Bygland (dem.) 23 Lew Young (dem.) 24 James Greig (dem ) " 26 J. H. Weems dim.) 26 W. A. Rothsack (rep.) 27 F. L. Hadsell (rep.) Frank Doleiell (dem.) 28 J. DobUI (dein.) Joseph Lux (dem.) 9 C. A. Ritchie (dem.) Henry Scheele (dem.) 50 Cyrus Black (rep.) W. J. Blystone (rep.) K. W. Brown (rep.) Fred B. Humphrey (dem.) O. E. Groves (dem.) N. C. Norton (dem.) 51 John Chalb (dem J. H. Hoapodsky (dem.) 52 B. H. Begole (rep.) D. J. Klllen (rep.) C. J. McColl (rep.) 53 F. O. Ellis (rep.) 34 Wes Pickens (dem.) 36 William Grueber (dem.) 36 John P. Thlessen (rep.) $7 P. A. Murphy (dem.) H. N. Swan (dem.) 38 D. W. Baker (rep.) A. B. Taylor (rep.) ID Victor E. Wilson (dem.) 40 J. G. Boelts (dem.) 41 R. W. Boyd (dem.) 1 J. Evara (dem.) 42 D. M. Nettleton (rep.) J. E. Broderlck (dein.) 43 A. H. Bowman (dem.l 44 Dr. B. F. Raines (rep.) 46 T. J. Cooperrlder (dem.) 46 Erlck Johnson rep.) 47john W. Sink (dem.) F. S. West (dem.) 48 8ren Pries (dem.) 49 John L. Fogarty (rep.) 60 H. A. Allen (rep.) H. R. Henry (dem.) 61 B. 8. Harrington (dem.) 53 C. H. Chase (rep.) 64 B. K. Bushee (rep.) 65 S. J. Botts dem ) 66 W. J. Taylor (nem.) E. Mii'er (dem.) 67 E. A. Krown (dem.) 58 Armstrong (rep.) G. W. Barrett (rep.) 69-H. T. Worthing (dem. 60 J. H. Marlott (dem.) 61 L. H. Eastman (dem.) 2 Joseph Snyder (dem.) 63 E. W. Roberts (rep., 64 J. W. Kelly (dem.) 65 Frank Moore (rep.) 66 Dr. E. 8. Case (dem.) 67 W. Z. Taylor (dem.) THE TURTLE AND ThT COYOTE How tha Former Punished tha Lat ter for Ktls( the Tor lie's K a sa in 1850 a war party of Cheyennes had started out on foot to take horses and had got as far south as Black Butte creek perhaps Big creek of the whites which runs Into the Smoky Hill river from the north, near where Fort Larned afterward stqpd. Th$y had comn to the banks of this stream and waro sitting there resting, some of them drinking water, others lying down in the grass and sleeping. As they sat there one of the men saw coming over the prairie a coyoto, slowly troulnjr toward the stream. It acted as If It rmclled some thing. Now. it Is he law that when people aVe on the war path they must not kill or in jure slther wolf or coyote, so no one thought of harming this animal, and the men sat there and looked at it and one said to the others: "Sit still, now; do not frighten it; let us see what It will do." Tha coyote trotted along slowly until U had come to a sand bank at the edge of the water, and there, after smelling about a little. It began to dig and presently had partly uncovered tha eggs of a snapping turtle and as beginning to eat them. But close by, lying on th siml, was a his1 ' snapping turtle, tho mother tiiut hud lal I these eggs. 8ho saw the coyote and com menced slowly to wajk toward 1.1m. Tha coyote had his head down in the holo bus ily devouring the ep and buw and heard ' nothing, and In a moment or two the tur-'' tie was clojo to i: and, darting out Its long neck, seized him by the check and' the ear, closing her J.iws on him with a grip that nothing could loosen. The coyote yelled dismally and tried to pull away, hut could not. The turtle was big and strong1 and she began to l u.'k slowly toward the stream. The coyde, howling- with ptin, pulled back as hard as he could and strug gled desperately, Iryins to shake himself free, but tho turtle held on and marched steadily backward until she got Into the ' waier and dragged the miserable coyutu after her. Gradually the water got deeper and deeper, until It had renched tho coyote's body and then presently his Heud disappeared, and the last the Jndl.ins saw of him was Iris tail and his hind legs wav ing in the air. ' For some time the Indians snt there looking at the water und talking over what had happened, and at length they say the body of the coyote rliu to tli.v surface and float away down the suvam. Bo the old turtle protected . her yuuiig . one. Denver Field and Farm. The Remarkable Will of a Doctor He Leave the Secret of Life to His Children and the World. One of the world's greatest plivslc!ai s upon his death bed called his children about him and said: "When 1 die I will leave the secret, of life, as I have discov ered It In my practice." ,t When they read his will It direited them to a safety vault which contained a large envelope, marked thus: "The Secret of Life." Vpon opening It they read: "Don't abuse the stomach." This profound thlr-ker after a long life of medicine knew tha stomach to be the throne of fnan. Stuart's Dysepsla Tablets will help you make a stomach healthy. If It Is worn out and lacks the fluids of digestion, these tablet will take tbe place of such fluids., ' . If It is filled with poisonous Juices, these tablets will neutralise and ' remove such poison. If you cannot eat without agony, these tablets will show you how you can. If you will eat foolishly, or drink excessively, or If business demands abuse of stomach, these tablets after meals will make such abuse light, for they take the hardship away from the stomach. ' They are great digesters, filled With more powerful agents than the system can give. They go back Into the blood after they have digested a meal, thereby In creasing tho ability of nature to take car of digestion without exhausting other organs. High livers need feel no considerable hardship If they will eat one of these little tablets after a rich or late meal. It Is a splendid gift to the stomach and ' a good habit to form. Stuart Dyspepsia -Tablets sell for (0c per package at every drug store. Bend us your name and address and we " will send you a trial package by mall free. Address F. A. Stuart Co., 150 Stuart Bldg Marshall, Mich. 'J