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TTIE OMAHA SUNDAY BKF: JUNK 27, 1000.
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RAILROAD VALUES DIVIDED
'Bute Board of Assessment Make. Iti
Apportionment to Counties.
SOME CHANGE FROM LAST YEAR
Man? Counties tiet t.rmm and Few
Men as Iteault of ew Method
of Making the Aaaes
mrnl.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, June 2. (Special.) Henry
Seymour, secretary to the State Board of
Assessment, has certified out to the va
rious county clerks the alua of rail
load property aHHtned to each county.
Th tact that tne stale board changed
tna hveiein ot apportioning railroad prop
erty lias lauwu tuts aiuailon returned
to several ol Ine couiiin-rf lo be materi
ally ciiunaed hum mil year. The loilow-
M laoie booms uie m.)tfeHetj
C . g uinea to ilia cuunlien iual
V
Nebraska
Railway commission to have the Hurling
ton erect a depot at that place.
Mm. Mary Lyman Is said to he one of
Nebraska
board of assessors and proceed, without
further notice, to appraise property for
park purposes. In the opinion of the court
the beneficiaries of the estate of Michael this amounts to taking private property
..a year:
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Sim.oriO. and an organization of lawyers has
written to Secretary of State Junkln ask
ing for Information concerning the death
of Walsh. The woman is said to he a
niece of the dead man. She lives In Man
chester.
Major W. F. Hammons of the Second
regiment. Nebraska National Ouard. has
appointed Harry R. Jones quartermaster
and Harry Deldlne sergeant major of his
staff.
Ludwlg Koreek, a gmrer on Pouth
Twelfth street, has been arrested for sell
ing beer In his grocery store. Tt Is claimed
he sold a bottle to James Malone. city
detective. A search of the store revealed
a half barrel of the forbidden Juice.
Settlement of tite Debt.
Of the state debt which was paid off this
week, the Pheldon 1 mill levy, contributed
tl.20fi.l.'2.St. The act became effective In
July IMS and the first collections were
turned In the state treasury in October
of the same year. At that time the state
debt amounted to $2.37r,3!)S
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Stole Own Child,
Goes to Jail
without due process of law.
Bogus Officers
Rob Lincoln Man
Nebraska
Pretended Marshals Take Money from
, C. B. Tate, Asserting it Was
Counterfeit.
CHICACio, .Tune ?. inpeclal Telegram )
Two men pretending to be Vnlted States
deputy marshals are sought by the police
on a charge of having robbed C. B. Tate
of Lincoln, Neb., of $100 yesterday In a
room at 218 West Madison street. They al
leged his money vas counterfeit and threat
ened his arrest.
James Erskine Runs Away with
Girl Given to Wife by
Court.
NORTH PLATTE, Neb., June 26-(Ppe-clal.)
James Krsklne yesterday kidnaped
his own child and Is now In Jail, charged
with the offense. Sometime ago a divorce
was granted to hie wife and certain privi
leges were given to Mr. Krsklne in regard
to visiting his little girl. These privileges',
It 1b charged, were abused, and later the
decree was modified and he was enjoined
from visiting or having anything whatever
to do with his child at any time. Yes
terday, however, he violated the order of
the court and ook the child, saying he
was going to Hershey. However, he brought
the child to North 1'latte, where the
mother complained and he was placed un
der arrest. His preliminary hearing was
held thla afternoon, and he was bound
over to the district court on the charge
of child stealing. Not being able to give
bonds he was lodged in Jail.
JAIL FOR AUTO SPEEDERS
rhrnska City Councilman - Would
Abolish Fines, Which Are
Not F.rTectlve.
NF.BRASKA CITY. Neh., June M (Rpe
clnl.) Councilman Frank Carson la having
an ordinance drafted by which he proposes
to send to Jail, Instead of fining, all auto
moblllsts who violate the speed ordinance.
for here all of those who have been ar
rested and fined have had their receipts
framed and hung up In their offices or
places of business. He wants to put a
stop to all fast running on the streets.
ler neighborhood lot a flner In the
gearing of his threshing machine the
other day. His hand vat badly cut and
lacerated
PLATTSMOt'TH -Mis. William Carroll
a pioneer settler In Cass county, has
passed away. She was born in Kentucky
on February I. IMS. and l survived bv a
husband and ten children, five sons and
five daughters.
NEBRASKA CITY-R M Rolfe and
wife todsv celebrated their fiftieth wed
ding annlversarv. It was a rmtet affair,
onlv their Immediate family being pres
ent. They have been residents of this city
all of these years.
NF.HR SK A CITY So far this week over
four Inches of rain has fallen In this
section of the county. Much of the crops
on the low lands have been overflowed
and destroyed and some of the corn
fields have been badly washed.
NKPRASKA C1TY-Frlt Nlcklas. cash
ier of the First National bank of Mra-
uee and Miss Grace Sargent of Lincoln
re to be married at the latter nameil place
on June 28. They will taRe an eastern
trip after which they will make their home
Syracuse.
WFSTON J. J. Wolta has been forced
to close his cigar factory on account of a
trlke among his employes. He states
hat the strike will not affect him very
serh vslv as he has enough cigars on hand
o supply the present orders for the na
Ion's big holiday.
KFATRICK Samuel Wright. an old
resident of Heatilce who suffered a stroke
f apoplexy last week, died
night Iecensed was born August IS,
1827. st Camden. N. Y. He came to
Beatrice In 1802. where he has since re-
ided. His wife died years ago.
NEBRASKA CITY Judge H P. Travis
as been 111 for some time and has dis-
harged the petit Jury for the term and
111 not call another Jury until the Pep-
ember term. It mav be that there will
be no June term of the court unless the
Judge Is better by next Monday.
At. MA Frank N . Stevens, the present
countv clerk. Is being petitioned by his
MOON A PLANET, SAYS SAY ANT
Naval Astronomer Upsets Theories of
Ages Regarding Satellite.
CABLE TRAMWAYFOR BIG FILL
Northwestern Will Adopt I nnscnl
Method In Work ear
Valentine.
VALENTINE. Neb., June 26. -(Special.)
The new cut-off and bridge that the
Northwestern la building here Is taking
shape rapidly, aa they have a large force
of men at work. Several concrete culverts
have been built and one that cost about
110,000, over which there Is to be a big
fill, and the method that they are going
to use In making tne fill Is one that they
use very aeldon, as It Is very seldom that
they find a place where It Is practical to
do so. Two big cables will be stretched
from the top of one hill to the top of the
other across the valley, on which a track
will be laid and the small engines and
dump cars will be run out and the dirt
will be dumped down Into the valley with
out the use of any trestle, work at all.
The cables weigh several thousand pounds
apiece.
HERMAN ROCHE ODER ARREST
Slayer of Frank Jarmer MnM Begin
Ilia Ten Years Sentence.
MADISON. Neb., June 2. (Special Tele
gram.) Sheriff J. J. Clements of Madison
county received a telegram this morning
from the clerk of the supreme court com
manding him to Instantly procure and com
mit to Jail Herman Boche, who was sen
tenced to serve ten years In the penlten
tlary at Lincoln for the killing of Frank
armer at Norfolk about two .years ago,
and who has been out on ball for over a
ear awaiting a decision of the supreme
court. Boche Is now in the custody of the
hrrlff, having bade adieu to his family at
his home on his farm, southeast of Nor
folk, at noon today.
While the sheriff has not received
mandate from the supreme court, yet the
telegram Is taken to mean that the sen-
ence of the district court Is affirmed and
Boche must go to the penitentiary.
Boche shot Jarmer, a saloonkeeper after
a night In a resort at Norfolk, May 1, 190
Boche wanted to walk home and Jarmer
tried to force him Into a hack. Boche
fired four shots at Jarmer, killing him.
BABY DROWNS IN WATER TANK
Leaned Over Edge of Tank
Fell In Head Foremost.
and
A Totals fSS.S07R72 ."4.64.3F5
One-Man Insurance Companies.
Auditor Barton has rounded a warning
to members of mutual Inxurnnce compan
ies to be careful where they give their
proxies. He has received word that In
one conn any the secretary holds all the
proxies and therefore Is able to elect
the president, the board of trustees, the
auditor and all the other officers. He
has notified this company, that unless
somethln is done to corr-ct this he will
apply to ti e courts to set ulde the election.
i nuer sucn communis ine secretary can
folic tin- medical examiner to pass any
applicant he desires, and he can also
dlM'linrse the auditor If he falls to check
the uctouutH to suit the secietary.
oon Must In- for Killing;.
After being out twenty-three hours the
Jury In the Coon-Smith dumugt- stilt rend
c.fil a verdict against the defendant for
fi.'W. tin the fust ballot five Jurors
wanted the r'a'nllff given Il.'i.0u0, the full
amount mu-d for. while two Mood far
acquliHl. After a weary night In the
. jt. i lutim w line ine irui)ciuiurv viryi
up mar the 82 mark, the Jury agreed tin-uiihvmui-l
that some damages should be
offend. Then the struggle came over the
amount. The five tlll stood for the full
amount, while live others were as low as
SJ.IXU and one for Sf.00. Coon was sued by
the administratrix of the estate of Miss
MinUh who was killed by. Coon's auto-
miiiiiie.
Mist? House noaai.
ludward Krhart. sentenced to ninety days
l lilt ...i ., .. !... .a ,.f Hti-ILInir his wife on
in jnu v 1 1 h ..... . 1 " b - - -
May ', Is n free ir.uti. His lime was com
jnuud to forty-eeven days by Governor
Hialli lib.tigrr today after a hearing upon
the iiiillenllon of his wife.
Citlzt us of rknnett to the number of 196
ktaw k.kiuI a petition asking the state
MASON CITY. Neb., June K. (Special.)
Carl A. Newman, the fifteen-month-old
child of Mr. and Mrs Charley Newman
who live eleven miles southwest of here,
was drowned In a watering tank Wedneg.
day. A short time before the mother found
his lifeless body In the tank, he was play
Ing with the other children. It Is supposed
that he was leaning over the tak. playing
with the water and fell in. Services were
held at the M. E. church In Mason City
and h's remains Interred in the Mason
City cemetery.
HOLDS PARK STATI'TB IXYALID'
Supreme Conrt Seta Aside Tart of Law
Relative to Appraisement.
BEATRICE. Neb., June 28. (Special fel
egram.) The supreme court has reversed
the decision of the district court In the
case of Eunice H. Wllber against the city
of Beatrice, whose property was condemned
some time ago for park purposes by the
city council. Judge Pemberton granted an
order restraining the board from apprals
ing the property, but later dissolved the
Injunction, and another board was ap
pointed, which met and assessed damages,
Mrs. Wllber then secured a temporary In
Junction from Judge Raper, who also dls
solved the injunction when the case came
to trial. The case was carried to the ru
prcme court. The attorneys for Mrs. Wll
ber secured an order restraining the board
from ratifying the action of appraisement
until the case was heard. The court, in Its
decision, holds unconstitutional that part
of the statutes of Nebraska which auth
orlrcs the city council of cities of the first
class to appoint a second set of appraisers
and which requires them on the day fol
lowing their appointment to meet at the
place designated for the meeting of the firs
Suspicions Characters at Madison
MADISON. Neb., June 26 (Special.)
Deputy Game Warden J. B. Donovan was
notified this morning by Herman Boche
that some strangers were fishing upon his
premises In violation of the law. Mr. Dono
van at once drove out to Mr. Roche's place
and learned that' the parties had stolen
Mr. Boche's boat and put down the river,
The strangera were suspicious looking
characters and Judging from their discrlp
tlon, Warden Donovan Is of the opinion
they are crooks hiding from Justice; but
having to keep an appointment In a mat
ter of investigation on the main line of
the lTn!on Pacific, west of Columbus, he
was unable to make a thorough search for
them. The people are becoming aroused
to the matter of enforcing the game laws
of the state. Today Mr. Donovan received
calls from points asking blm to come
and Investigate.
Woman Aeeuavd of Stemllna; Bible
HASTINGS. Neb., June S. I Special Tele
gram.) Claus Lay, a wealthy farmer of
Hanover township, has filed a charge of
burglary against his daughter, Sarah
Merkle, and her divorced husband, Joh
Merkle, accusing them of maliciously
breaking into his home and stealing
Bible. The trial Is set for July 9. De
fendants gave bonds today for $600 each
Mrs. Merkle admits taking the Bible, but
Insists It Is her property, and that sh
did not enter the home by force. Som
weeks ago Mr. Lay filed complaint
against his daughter to have her commit
ted to the state asylum at Lincoln as
dipsomaniac. Mrs. Merkle was dismissed
at the end of the trial, lasting several
day.
Otoe Poultry Show.
NEBRASKA CITY. Neb.. June 28. (Spe
clal.) At a meeting of the Otoe Poultry
and Pet Stock Show association last even
ing, It was decided to hold the annu
show December 20-23. A committee com
posed of Mrs. J. G. Mullls and Mrs. Charles
Ixiwery of Dunbar, R. Bobbett of Thur
man, la., and Mrs. J. C. Watson, Mrs.
Flack Black. A. B. Hucklns, R. W. . Kelly
and T. F. Lawrence of this city to roak
all arrangements and have the manage
ment of the show. Larger purses and
more of them will be hung up this year
than lajft.
DRAWN FHOM SPACE BY EARTH
Prof. ee. In Paper, Preaenta Theory
that Moon of F.arth and Other
rianeta Formally Revolved
Around gnn.
PAN FP.ANCISCO. June K Announce
ment was made here by Trof. T. J. J.
Pee, astronomer In charge of the naal ob
servatory at Mare Lsland, that he has
mathematically proved a discovery that
the moon Is a planet captured bv the
earth from space and not a detached por
tion of our globe. He rejects entirely the
long accepted theories of Laplace and
Sir George Darwin, ascribing earthly
origin to the moon and asserts that h's
discovery is supported by rigorous mathe
matical proof based on the methods of
Hill, Polnrare and Darwin.
Prof. See's announcement was made In
g paper presented to the meeting of tht
Astronomical Society of the Pacific Coss:
and Is a further development of his dls-
Thursday covery promulgated last January that all
planets and satellites are captured bodies,
which have since had their orbits reduced
In sise and rounded up under the secular
action of the nebular resisting medium
once pervading the solar system. In his
former paper presenting this theory, Prof.
See showed how these bodies, which once
revolved around the sun like the asterld
now do, had made circuits close about
the planets. In the neighborhood of a
friends over the county to allow his name planet like Jupiter, the sphere of the sun's
to go on me repiinucan primary Daunt as rontro wa ghown to have an extension
ulte probable that he will again be a .'r .,"" " -
candidate. bottle, or hour glass with very unequal
BEATRICE The closlna exercises of the ""lb". when the small bodies movln?
school at the feeble minded Institute were about the sun came Into thla neck they
eld last evening before one of the lamest I mM rx.nia ik.i i,,nii.r mnA in ...
gram given was unusuallv well carried
ut. reflecting much credit unon the ef-
orts of Superintendent Roe and his corns
or teacners.
ALMA Sheriff Carroll got a telegram
today from the clerk of the supreme court
at Lincoln to arrest Oliver Stevens, who
stabbed Ben Coe last spring and was sen
tenced by the district court last fall to
two years In the penitentiary. Stevens was
nut under bonds awaiting the action of the
supreme court.
hkatkick A decree of divorce was
case, again return to their paths about
the sun. In other cases, after revolving
about Jupiter, they would be captured by
the action of the nebulous resisting me
dium about the planet a .id stay there for
ever as satellites.
Moons Are Captive Planets.
By revolving about the planet for a
long time, their orbits would be rounded up
Into almost perfect circles and made
smaller and smaller, till they became
In the case of the terrestrial moon, how-
given Myra K. Salts from Frank Salts. J""1 llke th atelllte orbits are now ob-
ana sne was restored to her maiden name, serveu to be. Such, he says, has been th
r.Tft fTe.. mar',l'd origin of the satellites generally,
Salts secured her first divorce, but the rings oi raiurn nave naa a similar origin
couple agreed to forget the past and were by the capture of waste nebulosity once
court house, and a fine. time is reported, circulating around the sun. When thU
iiv-u n niii mi uivunr. uui luirr naa ine I ... . ...
case dismissed matter is once Drought in near the planet
PERU-R. F. Neal. formerly one of the u aln escape, but must stay there
prominent attorneys of Auburn, for sev- permanently, because In the space near
eral years county Judge and county attor- the planet the planet's attraction Is
ney or xveDrasKa county, nas concluded to prPme,
IT-Hlllll- till- Mi;ill-r III 1MW Ml lllll iiucr
Instead of Auburn, and has onened on
office over Cooper's pharmacv. For the ever, more than usual uncertainty ex
last two years he has given his time to Isted as to how this large satellite orlgl-
nis ratners land interests. ... . ii i .v..
NEBRASKA .CTTY-The hearlnir of the .
charge against Mrs. Maud Moran. wife of Puirm "HO- ' e maa- 1 moons
Attorney William F. Moran, charged with mass is relatively very large, about one
oeing insane nas neen continued over un- .lehtleth nf the earth's m.- and then
til next week, while depositions have been
taken In Omaha and Lincoln. In the Darwin 's argument that the moon had
meantime Mrs. Moran has gone to a san- once been a part of the earth had to be
itarlum to rest up to enable her to be T, - . L
In a frame of mind to continue the case, overcome. This. Prof. See says, he has
This case has been on for hearing for done with entire success, and tonight he
more man a ween. . , . . , . . . . .
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Albert Panks. a farmer llvln near here allv ,nl our moon, too, nsa Deen cap
He was riding a horse, and driving his tjired and had come to us from the heav-
other horses up from the pasture, when enly spaces.
threw him off. He landed in a pool of 11 he "y"' or1'""? Pl" like
water, and the horse fell upon him. render- Mercury, but not quite so large, and moved
Ing him unconscious for a time. When he about the sun at nearly the same distance
rrcuverra nis senses ne was lying wun
his mouth and nose lust nut nf the water
He suffered na serious Injury. . . n ann tne earin in sucn a way as to
WYMORE The largest wheat crop lnren,er tn i1 ot tne P resembling a
years is luoKea tor ana predicted in this bottle neck projecting from the sun's
only a question as to whether the heads Tnls neck was 1""' mall and narrow, but
will fill out. Should they do so the yield the bulb of space enclosing the earth and
will be a record-breaker. Corn Is In fine I -r,..i.,,.i- i.. .v,.,.
. I. I I ""'" V v..
..viiuiiivii, iiiuki iv uainn u-f-ii KUlie over I , , . ri ... .
twice. Other crops are coming In fin- "un u moon una
shape. Fruit will give on average yield. I once left the sun's control and gone Into
BLAIR About three years ago. the mem- the bulb about the earth. It met with
!l?r"ihf RnDhi- 'i!.rJi"t;K0ranl. Army. "om resistance, and the neck became
of the Republic adopted the custom of
closed, so that the moon was "bottled up"
under the earth's control and could not
escape. Hence It remained with the earth
Last night eighteen members vis. ever since and will ilsiva abide with na
ine nuiiie ot tneir comrade. Am-
Orblt Gradually Ifavrrowa
By revolving about tho earth In the space
paying a visit to each comrade on the
anniversary or his birthday. They gen
erally take along the customary "hard
lacg out or a somewhat up-to-date var
lety
Ited
Drose farrlsh. custodian of the countv
court house and a fine time Is reported.
The evenlnsrs are snent In tellfno- ain,ia.
of their army days, singing the old army controlled by our planet, the moon has
songs and amusing themselves generally. met with considerable resistance, and Its
.hReaLRnr',nw,h'',lS,,rl.0.t COUrt orbit has become smaller and smaller and
the case of Frank Y . Mattnon, as guard-
Ian for Mary Taylor, against Frank A. also rounder and rounder. Thus it has
Taylor and wife of Cedar Rapids, la., an come nearer and nearer the earth, but
aemiii lur equnaoie reiiet. was removed t . t
to the circuit court at Lincoln by the de- "ver has been closer than at present.
fendants. The Taylor case was filed by "Thus," he concludes, "Darwin's theory
Mr. Mattoon June 1. In his petition he ,. j.,0v,., ,
prayed Judgment against the defendants, of ,he moon " detachment from the earth
vuarKiiiK inein wun naving se- is overthrown, ana an entirely new tneory
which has the support of all
mathematical science now
i-urt-u a aeen to a tniro interest in a d.velnned
quarter section of Gun countv land frntn UBYB,ul' u
Marv Taylor. He Is seeking to have the highest
neeq set aside on tne ground that the known
defendants mnrltul in frauHitlant n..lt.n. "
in securing the need trom said Mary " av""u ymvr cummuiimicu id mi
Taylor, a mental Incompetent. Astronomical Society of the Pacific, to-
nlcrht Tmf Sea evnlained the tm mnm nut
WIFE DEAD, HUSBAND ACCUSED
standing inequality of six seconds In the
secular acceleration of tha moon's mean
Jraae Hendricks of Running; Water, motion. He said this perturbation In tha
8. D., Held In Spite of Sul- moon's motion had been discovered by
ride Verdict. Halley In the time of Newton. It was par-
TYNDALL. S. D . June 28 -As a result of tlally explained by Leplace In 1787. but
tne ceatn or mrs. Jesse nenaricKS at Run- r.i, ,i- wm not invnmi tr.r tha
nlng Water on Sunday May 30, the hus- .h,,-, -PC,i-r.,on since the time of the
IALF-MINUTE STORE-TALK
Two men came In hrre early Tuosilny morning anil nsl.t tt to po.
a certain $15 rutt dlsrlavod. In our wl.ulow. Suit! thy hail iihscrvoil
erery dlsplav In town and docldrd that this sioro's milts looked the
best. Each one bought a suit because, na they ntd. "The suits in your
tore are as good as the suits In jour windows."
THE NEW STORE
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THE HUMti OF QUALITY CLOTH US
Just
Two
Kinds
of
Clothes
Stores
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One sssumes that ths
public knows nothing about
clothes, the other assumes
that the public knows
everything. Assuming that
you are as wise on the
clothes question as we are
we invite you In to see
how we are conducting this
store, feeling sure that once
you try our way of clotit
i'ng store service, the other
fellow will have some little
trouble convincing you that
our way Isn't worth while.
VESTLESS SUITS
For Torrid Days
It has never been your good
fortune to select feather
weight summer clothes
from so complete a line as
we are showing. Any fa
bric you like, any color that
becomes you, any style you
desire, and a price to sat
isfy any purse.
$10-$13-$15-$20
MVm $
lit if yriJiS ii
VrW rw " ' s
ATTRACTIVE VACATION
The thirty day low special round trip rates eatit afford the best chance In
years for an extended tour of the East: .
New York City and Return, standard routes $43.0
New York City and Return, other desirable routes $40.50
Atlantic City and Return $40. 70
Portland, Me., and Return, tnrougn tjanaaa ana m. i,wreii unci irnuu, m
through Boston S42.3r
noston and Return, all direct routes $40. GO
Montreal and Return, through Canada, Including St. Lawrence River
trip aU.&U
Alexandria Hay, Thousand Islands $37.70
Muskoka Lakes, Ont 93U.U.
Grand diverse route tour of the East, one way through tne Virginias, uki
Point Comfort, Norfolk, Ocean trip to New York, other direction direct
routes S49.40
Same trip through Virginias, Old Point Comfort and Ocean trip to Boston,
-.i ji i ji.., ;. 9ft
ULIier uiicvuuu uucii.i i 7ua.a.w
The above are illustrative rates. Proportional thirty day excursion rates
to many other eastern destinations.
ALL SUMMKR KASTKRX EXCURSION'S '
(Return Limit, Oct 31.)
Mackinac Islands, via all rail or rail and lake through Chicago .... $31. 80
Roston and Return, (side trip to New York, small coat) S5S.UO
Portland, Me S5H.OO
Atlantic City $55.0M
Iluffalo, one way via Chicago and tour of the Lakes via Northern Steamship
Company's Steamer "Northland $544. 50
The above are Illustrations. Attractive reduced rates are daily in effect
with all summer limits to Wisconsin, upper Michigan, Canada, and, in fact.
to all of the various eastern and Atlantic Coast Summer resorts. Let me help
you plan the best trip at the least cost, and arrange your transportation on
one of our three dally highest class Chicago trains.
J. D. REYNOLDS, C. P. A.,
1502 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb.
Telephones Douglas 3580; Ind. A-3323.
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l.lttle Ulrl Badly Hart.
PERU, Neb.. June 26. (Special.) Little
Isabella Majors, the 8-year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James Majors, living west of
town, was tha victim of a very severe acci
dent Thursday evening. While riding on a
cyclone cultivator with her father she fell
off, and one of the knives struck her,
severely rutting her limbs Just above the
heels, severing the tendons. Drs. Reed and
Vance wer called and aewed up the
wounds and the little girl Is now rest
ing easy.
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Js made bv the Goodrich' Co. All senmless tube. Every
foot warranted.
LAWN
Triton, Torrent, Cascade, Whirlpool and Artesian are all
sellers.
big
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Goodrich Hose has no competitior, either in price or quality.
Bronze, Pearl and Black Wire Cloth
Jas. Morton & Son Co.
Hardware and Tols. iil-14513 DodfJC St.
Regents Examine Farm Bite.
VALENTINE. Neb., June 28. (Special.)
Three regents from the State university
were here all day yesterday looking for
a location for an experimental farm and
were very favorably impressed with what
they saw.
Nebraska Newa Xotea.
MYNA RI Rev. W. B. Cornish of New
Jersey is the new Methodist minister here.
PI.ATTfMorTH Ex-Oovemor Sheldon Is
expected back soon from Mississippi, where
he spent the winter.
PLATTPMOl'TH-Louls Born hss pur
chased forty acres of the Senator Thomas
farm, about three miles west of Platts
niouth. for 150 per acre.
NEBRASKA C1TT-B. M. Rolfe and wife
of this city on Monday will celebrate their
fiftieth wedding anniversary. They came
to Nebraska City In I860.
ALMA Alma will hold a celebration Sat
urday, July J. One of the features adver
tised is a big sham battle by Company L,
Nebraska National Guard.
GOTHENBURG A big celebration Is
planned for on Monday, July t. About
il.UUO has been raised by tha Duslnesa men
for the entertainment of the crowd.
OOTHENBl'RG Sneak thieves have been
quite numerous the last few weeks. Sev
eral houses have been entered. At one
place 10 worth of Jewelry was obtained.
NEBRASKA CITT Tha park commis
sioners have received from the govern
ment one of the large Spanish cannons.
which will be placed In the new city
par.
UKATlUCE-t'el Mjnoa,nlih ot the VU
band will be tried upon the charge of mur-
Chaldeans, 730 B. C, and the outstanding
der. It I. alleged by those behind the dlfferenc, n4d perpIexed the greatest
Ifivnrumiun iiihi eviaence win ne prooucea
showing that there was a struggle in ths
room where the dead body of the woman
was found, and the position and courss
of the bullet wound will have an Impor
tant place In the testimony.
The prisoner is at present confined In
Jail here. The coroner's Jury verdict was tronomy.
that the woman committed suicide.
mathematicians for more than a cenury
Having discovered that the moon Was
originally captured, and waa still slowly
nearlng the earth, Prof. See said he had
removed the last difficulty, and the result
would be a decided Improvement to as
IKKTOK KXEW
Xad Tried It Himself.
The doctor who has tried Postum knows
that It Is an easy, certain and pleasant
WESTERN MATTERS AT CAPITAL
Land of Sioux National Forest Re
serve la Withdrawn from
Settlement.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
WASHINGTON. D. C. June . Special
way out of the coffee habit and all of Telegram.) Upon recommendation of the
the alls following ami he prescribes It secretary of agriculture, the secretary of
for his patients as did a physician of
Prospertown. N. J.
One' of his patients says:
During the summer Just passed I suf
fered terribly with a heavy feeling at the
pit of my stomach and dizzy feelings in
my head and-then a blindness would
come over my eyes so I would have to sit
down. I would get so nervous I could
hardly control my feelings.
the Interior has vacated order of with
drawal August 14, 1903, so far aa it af
fected 219 acres of land In tha Sioux Na
tlonal forest, Butte county, South Dakota,
in the Rapid City land district, said land tq
become subject to settlement on August 15
and to entry September 13, next.
First Lieutenant Henry A. Bell, Fifteenth
infantry, has been attached to the Signal
-Finally I spoke to our family nhvsi- corps and assigned to Company D, Field
clan about It and he asked if I drank cPa. ron umana.
much coffee and mother told him that I Rural Carriers Appointed Nebraska
did. He told me to Immediately atop Eustls, Route No. 1. John J. Kyner carrier,
drinking coffee and drink Poatum In its L. M. Kyner. substitute; Stella, Route No
place as he and hla family had used Pos- I. W. II. Hodge carrier, C. B. Hodge, sub
turn and found it a powerful rebullder stltute. South Dakota: Fairfax, Rout No.
and delicious food drink. i Charley Harkev. carrier. Oeom Eaaate.
1 nesltated for a time, disliking the hatttute: Watertown. Route No. x. Her
Idea of having to give UP my coffee, but i,.., A Orlffla. carrier. W C. Oriffla. sub
unaiiy i goi a peonage ana round it to
.11 lha .!.. I
V. III1BIII huv.r waa .rniiiiTu w.iniM)i.r
-nines drinking Pos turn In place of
coffee my dizziness, blindness and ner
vousness are all gone, my bowels are
regular and I am again well and atrong.
at Brltt, Cherry county, Nebraska, vice
John Novak, resigned.
E. H. Detert of Uroton, 8. D., A. Kaech
That la a short statement of what Postum of cn",ol- Fred T' McLaln of Mitchell
has done for me."
Loon in pkga. for the famous Uttla
book. "The Road to Wellvllle." "Thera'a
a Reason."
Inr read the above latter f A nsw oat
appears from time to time. Tfcty are gsa-
ttlas, true, and (all of bamaa lattreit.
S. V., wer appointed railway mall darks.
Boy's Body In Hlver.
CHICAGO. June 2 -Ths body of Fell
Kmlecek, years old. who disappeared from
his home her ednean:ay ana It w
feared had been accidentally locked In
boxcar and taken from the city, waa ir
covaxed from tha Chicago rlvsr today.
TRIPS
EAST
expresses In a limited degree only, the magnificence of the
scenery in me uanaaian Kocnies vieweu nruui w u
ALASKA-YUKON-PACIFIC EXPOSTION
Stopover without extra charge at the famous reaorta:
Banff Laks Louise Field Glacier.
Thla "Land of Enchantment" la reached only by tha
Canadian Pacific Railway
Through trains to Seattle from St. Paul dally at 10:30 a. m.
Low Sxoursloa Tares from all places to Seattle and all Puget
bound cities and return.
Alaska and return from Vancouver $6. by Can. Pacific
steame. Tickets ror sale by averts of all railways.
(Send for literature and Information.
A. C. Shaw. General Agent, Chicago.
The Bee for All the Sporting News