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Official Vote in Nebraska November 2, 1909.
Nebraska
HALF I1INUTE STORE TALK
Ll.VN LLlS tMt.Ufc, 1UJAV
Grand Jury Law
Defective Since
Demos Amend
Ts'o. druM. v u've oft.n ped tir d.r and said ti vour-elf "Oreat
Ft-re." ar 1 glvan us fuil creOt f-r n-akir lt,e. p,it did y-u aer
sti p to thirs it is the pMip ou;;,l rst' er tisa those lntfl that
rrKkes a av-re great? We c -.ild only found a gr tre and e-!t In
adding to Us retre t-y t avlrc frrMMnc ti-f sctory to p.ir pat
rons. tvt it ts vour ratronase. your good wiil snrt that cf your frlen.ia.
thst ra!lv makes tKls a great store accept our thanks for the part you
ar playing in buildirg a great store..
vacaInct.
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TIIE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 16. 1W
Orib Lawyer Will Hear Penalty
frora Supreme Bench.
SAYS HE 5HAST SO DIS1XSPECT
Tells Judaea He Vsae Tln-4 kn He
Wrote Rrirl City Aftnmer
Barnnaa Explains for
(From a Ftaff Corre.-ponJent.)
LINCOLN. Nb.. Nov. IS Fpeclal I.
J. Irunn, as?!tant city attorney of Omaha,
cited for cor.tmpt of the supreme court.
u before that bwlr this afternoon to
make hi explanations, and was notified
to appear at o'clock tomorrow morning,
at which time Justice a ill be meted out
to him.
The court 51s--,.rsd the citation for con
tempt itilnn City Attorney Bumatn and
Alsent CUT Attorney John Rir.e. both
r-t nhom sa;d thev had nothing to do with
the out'awed brief.
1e city attorney ru riven fifteen days
In which to f.ie new brief in the ca-
ahlch 1 that of RoNr.oon against the
city of Omaha, and to file a r-ew motion
for a rehearlnr.
Aa constituted at the pre-ert time, this
Is the first conten.pt ca thi? court haa
been called upon to try, arid the proce-d-lnr
were Tery formal and dlirr.ifd.
When court convened at S o'clock. CT.i-f
Justice Ftw anrnun-ed that the citatiis
Brafrst Burnsm and Hine had been d!
rr,led ard that If there was anything to
be said br Mr. Punn e would he riven
an opportunity at that time to say It.
Dili Fxnlalaa to Cnmri. 1
Mr. T'unn pr-mptly s'ood before the
court and announced that be bad little j
to ut ether than had been net forth in j
Tils written answer, which the court still i
boll's. I
Tre cbJectlonaVe parts of the brief, he I
said, were not to be taken as an assault
In the presence of the court because the i
brW had b-en written in Omaha while
the court was not tn session; that it la the'
right and privilege of every cltisen and
every newspaper to criticise every decision
of a court. Then Mr. T'unn. cited two
o-lntons by Judge fuliivan and Judge Hol
Comb. in which It waa held that tha pub
lic has a rteiht to criticise the official acts
of any- public servant.
Mr. Dunn then put on the soft pedal
and said the brief had been prepared very
hurriedly, probably a day being devoted
to iia dictation and it had been rushed
to the print r and then to Lincoln.
"1 meant no dJsrf-apect to this court or
to any member tf the-" court." ha said,
"and haj tha brief been prepared under
different circumstances I probably would
have el.m.nated some of the thing to
which tha court. I presume, took excep
tions," " Manr.bers of the bar are officers of the
court." said Judge Barnes, "and a different
rule applies to lawyers than applies to in
dividuals." Barnaaa Helps Dlia Oat.
At the conclusion of trie Dunn speech,
Mr. Bumam claimed the attention of the
court:
"Mr. Dunn meant no dirre-pect to this
court or to any member of it," said Mr.
Bumam. "'. have knows Mr. Dunn for a
number of years and he ia a good lawyer
and a good citizen and a gentleman. He Is
a vigorous lawyer and when the case waa
.ouutw ilia VtJrl ilC ULlLU&ll
very much disappointed. He has begn very
busy and there waa little time for tha
preparation of tha brief. In fact, it was
ent to the printer a pa;e at a time- I am
aura bad Mr. Putin had the time to read
It over carefully tha objectionable parti
would never have ben left ltrMt."
"Is It the custom, Mr. Bumam," said
Chief Justice Reeee, "where you practice
law for the losing side to make an attack
on the Judge who renders the opinion?"
"No. Indeed, it Is not," answered Mr.
Fumam. "and I am sure Mr. Dunn meant
no d.srevpect. He Is simply a vigorous
lawyer and his time as so lirr.itfd he was
unable to read over the brief carefully after
It had been dictated."
"Tha decision will be announced at ' 8
o'clock In the morning." said Chief Jus
tice Reese. "Court 1U take a rece."-s."
Several men and women were attracted to
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Bone V'.tS 111.4
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Greeier ir:i 717 700
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Hamilton 12 l;
Harlan 143 fe 43
Haves 231 J74
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Holt 80.W 1V U'l
Hooker M R
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Jefferson 14 jne
Johnson fis Bv sS
Kearney J"! sR s"T
K!th 7"4 2I-4
Keya Paha 704 242 240
Kimball 4 122 117
Knox Kn 1417 u
Lansster "tR 3f-! if
Lincoln SSS KM
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Madison p4 11 wk
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Nuckolis 2-y4 10"? 10.
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Fanea 2127 7W 7f4
Perkins W0 21S r?
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Pierce 1M0 sT7 M
Platte 2fU 177 179S
Polk 2X4 IVjS 113
Red Willow IMS S
Richardson f l?i i
Rock H.09 i7 !55
Faline 41 ir0 ll
faipy 143 739
Saunders 4221 jrng jit
Scotts Bluff 17 411 n
Pward rS lf.t5 Wf!
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he says, and expects to be able to per
suade them to make Haetlr.cs the terminal.
IsisriTrairBU at A I la a 0.
ALLIANCE. Neb.. Nov. 15. (Special.) A
deal was put through yesterday wherein
C. A. Newberry, one of the bieg-est whole
sale and retail hardware merchants in the
state, purchased tba old Rumer corner, at
Bute avenue and Dakota street. In this
city, for 810.000, and as eoon as tha preaent
leaseholders vacate will begin tha erection
of eniir.atn.v HitHitivicr tha will m.. aKnu.
the court room to bear the case and paid ..A -..,' ,,, . .
... .... .-.v. w-j. lui mm ubcq ma cis man sujre
1 and will grive him one of the most prom-
irtnt corner In th
cl
aueniioa to the details.
PLi TO REVIVE 1TEHIRB.(K
asm of Oaaaha ad Xrkratkt (
trml Lisa are Basy.
HA5TING3. Neb., Nov. Vi. Special.)
lit is rporu-d here that the Otn who re
cently bought ttie nsht-of-way of the
Oa-aha L Nebraska Central railroad for a
song eomethins; lees than 8210 are plan
cins to re-lva the enterprise. W. II. Fuller
of this city, who waa chief engineer cf
tba original project, haa been in confer
ence aiib the owners for several days and
together they have covered most of tbe
proposed route between Omaha and Hae
t'.nga Carson ILldreth has aritten Miyor Miles
that he a Q be bre Thursday to confer
v lib the Commercial club relative to the
possible extension of the Garden City
Ptocktoo rallread in Kansas to llildreth
and Hastings in Nebraska. Ha baa beea
aorkiE- itn the builder of the line.
city. Tha new ware-
i bouse Just completed by Mr. Newberry is
a three-story building- aad is patterned
I after the latest structures of lt kind In
I Lincoln and Omaha, and will be used for
I the heavier bardvara material excluaively.
This, tog-ether with tha recent completion
I of the Rumer building;, and the new'eewer
1 age system well under way. closed a year
of building activity that baa been remark
able, and the pro pact for tba new year is
certainly better than ever before.
May Iaterfer with Pswer Caaal.
BUR WELL. Neb.. Nov. 15. (Special. )
prop-late water for g an rating electric
power for power purposes. IntareaUneT de
velopments In thia matter are expectad.
Aable GKea five Tears.
REPUBLICAN CITT, Neb., Nov. 15.
(Special.) In the district court of Harlan
county, held In Alma, Regnal Aable waa
found ruilty of stealing; merchandise of
T. M. Logan of this city. Aable took tha
goods from the store while be was clerking
for Logan and stored them at his farm
northeast 04 town. Later a search waa
made and tba goods found and recovered.
Aable was arrested and put under bonds
to appear In the district court. Tba bond
waa 82.000. Judge Imngan gave him a sen
tence of five years In the state penitentiary.
C'saplata Aralaat Caasiserlala.
BEATRICE, Nov. 15. 1 Special Telegram.)
-bounty Attorney McGirr today filed a
complaint against Frank Chamberlain,
charging him with shooting Miaa Mae Aus
tin, who & wounded last Thursday, with
lnttnt to commit murder. He will probably
be arraigned tomorrow. Miaa Austin ia
not out of danger.
5ebruk 3nit Ditcorm Body Kutt
be Called Together at One Spe
cific Time.
CFVom a Staff Correspondent )
LINCOLN. Nov. 15 1 Special.) The In
dictment of any person by a grand Jury
called in Nebraska at this time or at ar.y
time since the first regular term of the
district court following the adjournment of
the late legislature may be seriously ques
tioned in the courts. This state of af
fairs is due to the action of the late
democratic legislature In amending the law
providing for calling grand Juries and
very likely there can be no more grand
Juries called legally in Nebraska under
tbe present law.
Tbe amended law reads as follows:
"Station 1 grand Jury). Unless other
wise ordered in writirg by the court of a
Judge thereof, a grand Jury shall be drawn
andand summoned in tbe manner pro
vided by law. on the first day of the first
regular term of the district court of each
county 1 r tha state.
This section repealed section 584 o ft he '
criminal code of Nebraska, which provided
a Jud-e of tbe district court could call a
grand Jury at any time.
The flirt day of the first regular term i
of court has been interpreted to mean by ,
lamTere the first day of tha first regular
term of court following the adjournment !
of tbe legislature, ai.d these lawyers hold 1
that inasmuch aa criminal statutes are i
usually held by the oourt to mean what I
they aay literally, it is doubtful if an- !
other grand Jury can be called under the
present law.
In fact, the mater has already been put
up to one district Judge In a county where
there waa a murder committed, and he has
discovered that he has no lepal right
to call the grand Jury, and unofficially be
Is of the opinion the time has passed when
that county can have a grand Jury, he
having failed to call one on tba first day
of the first regular term.
Tha bill providing for the amendment
was Introduced by Representative Wilson
of Polk county.
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THK HOME UK yiALITY CLOTH
The best store
in town to buy
Underwear
Because sell only first-claag merchan
dise (no second") and we price It to
you as low as most store e!l seconds"
of tbe same grade; also, we have it In a
variety of dimensions which we carefully
fit to men of various builds; In fact,
we're "underwear fitters."
Heavy Fleeced 8hirU said Prawrrs,
SOc tarroeiit.
Heavy Wool Shirts and Drawers,
$1.00 np to 3.tK).
Guaranteed not to shrina.
Perfect Kitting Vnioa Suits, 01.OO
and np.
And a vast assortment of merceriied cot
tons, pure worsteds, all wools and silks
priced gradually np to 120 P0: also,
we're Omaha agents for Schlichten
Linen Health Underwear.
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CENSUS TOTALS ARE TARDY
Re-salts of Rellarloas Esameratioa
Arc Not Yet Ready to Ba
Made Pablie.
Members of the Ministerial union. In ses
sion at tha Toung Men's Christian as
sociation, heard the report of the census
takers In the religious canvass Just com
pleted In the city. Rev. E. E. Hosman.
pastor of the Walnut Hill Methodist church,
made tha report and announced that cards
were ready for distribution among the
churches giving information about church 1
attendance. 1
All Information haa been carefully col
lated. No attempt, however, has been
made to devise a table showing the status
of religious work In the city, or give out
any totals to tha public Individual cards
have been filled out. giving Information
about alngla persons. These have been
allotted te tha churches according to the
territory covered by thetn. They have been
Indexed and will serve as a ready reference
for pastors In looking up certain Individ-
Boy Begs Money
to Bury Father
Eight Times He Inters "Poor Old
Dad" Tnder the Name of
Smith.
L. T. Crossman. director of religious work
at the Toung Men's Christian association,
read a paper on "Religious Education In
tha Churchea" About 100 men were in
attendance at the meeting.
frank Blank is a slippery slip of a lad.
according to evidence brought out In Ju
venile court
Once Mogr Bernstein went to the Blank
home after the boy and the fugitive ran
upstairs. -Vaiting until Bernstein bad en
tered the front room In pursuit, the Blank
boy Jumped lightly out the window.
Another time two Omaha detectives went
after him and then August Blank. . the
father. Is sad to have aided the boy ta
escape.
Ha was In court because be is charged
with having found an easier way to get
money than by working for It. His spe
cialty la a subscription paper to "help pay
tha funeral expanses for my poor old
father."
"He's buried you eight tiroes under the
came of Smith," said Judge Estelle to the
boy's father.
"60 I understand." said Blank pera.
Tha case went over.
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borne, rive gaUoa batuaa oa.
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a fire at the plant of tha Omaha Asphalt
company. The car collided with tha light
rig. tearing one of the wheels off and
throwing both Welsh and Chief Simps-n
heavily to the pavement. Tba chief was
mora or less bruised, but after earry'ng
Welsh Into a drug store, was able to pro
ceed to tha fire. It will be aeveral days
before Weteh is able to resume his duties.
BOY HAS FOLKS SOMEWHERE
DiTarcc for air a. Loakard.
BEATRICE, Neb.. Nov. 15. (Special.)
ideas about the rrowina. ear and marled
ins of crops and live stock produced on the
1 arm. promiaoe to ba one of the lmnortajit
events of the fall, for many of tha farmers
from the surrounding country will be in
aitenaance.
COLVMBU8 I. C. Garbee of Tnr1i T!i
who submitted a proposition to the Com
mercial club of this city to establish a
steal tank factary In Columbus, waa here
Sunday to look over the varioua sites of
fered for the factory. Ke is well pleased
with the city, and there is every prospect
that a suitable site will ba provided. Fur
ther negotiations will ba taken up. and
it la probable that a site will ba decided
on the present week.
COLTM BUS Tbe first week of tha No
vember term or 'district court ended Sat
urday, with tha Beckmith larceny case in
the Jury's handa The other cases of tb
week were the state against Tyler am4
Flynn for stabbing Louis Nordland. Tyler,
who did tha cutting, pleaded guilty to as
sault with intent to murder, but Flynn
stood trial, and the Jury brought in a ver
dict of assault with Intent to do great
bodily Injury. These two prisoner will
be sentenced this week. Tha Nicodemius
ca.e in which ha waa charged with a
dime against his l-year-old daughter,
was tha second criminal ease, and the
Jury returned a verdict of not ruilty.
TABLE ROCK Tbe matter of deciding
what Is to be included In the dramare dis
trict, along the Nemaha river. In PivtiM
1 eounrv, has finally been settled In the
Little Plrkaalaay fsa't Tell
Jisge Where Aay f Tbeaa
la. Tbonsw.
the
. bwvu, vmum mu irrigation r k , , , ,
ditch ten and a half miles long, which will 5" V lh CUf " ot theiT
in-irate S acrea of land nr. -n.h 1 " --'
side of tha Ncrih Loup river at Burwell.
. . . , . uTinn vtlul mi 1 ; cr v. , ; t . wnen tne
The Burweil Canal and Power company anT "Z M aoaloa m boundaries were made to Include all landa
- . '. Lombard divorce case today. aUvn Mra. sublect to overflow, fram tha n-.f
Nemaha river !n Pawnee county. Those
who are pushing tha matter mar now
proceed to organise a drainage district so
that the work of ditching may now be
actually commenced next summer. To this
end. public notice baa Jtist been given of
a meeting to be held at 1 o'clock. Prldav,
TAecemher t. IK. In tba opera house In
Table Rock, when tha land holders of tha
dralnare district may assemble are! elct
a Beard ef Punerviaors for rra1nage Dis
trict No. 1 of Pawnee eounrv, Nebraska.
Ttey now have the rights to 2S0 cubic feet
of water per second and will take tha water
out of the. North Loup river some four ml: as
above where F. M. Curne proposes to ap-
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REPUBLICAN CITY-A. A. Maley haa
sold his enure stock of merchandise to W
H. Scott of Blytheaale. Mo. Mr. Scott baa
taken full cnarge of the stock.
REPUBLICAN CITY-George Hayes and
1 r. Built acoiea or tn;s citv aera rr.ar-
ried by County Judge Loaey of Bioomlng-
ton at his office lat aeea. They left for
Denver the same night.
; REPUBLICAN CITT-Tbomas Darnell
; of Lineom. attorney for the Antl-Saioon
leag-ua. spke to a large audience in the
Meihodiat Epiacopal c&urcn iaat evanlng
on law enfurcement.
Rt-PL'bi-iCA.N t-lTY Tba early sowing
of tail wueat in Har'an county ia a.1 tnai
cou.d be taptscted. Ina aiaxid ia good ana
arlurds iiuioi.l paatura for the owners ie-s to helo the team win a dec'tv riinrr
i or stock. .Ve. tr in the b-etory of tne i No one can predict the result. The teams
country did this crop look more protme- ' are verv evenly matched
j lig. The acreage is a-so iarge. I Neither team has lost a game In the
j TECUMSEH County Superintendent M. ' 'ehraska 1ntercl!e-iate aeries Iwint has
I II- Carman has annuuuec-d the program f.T beaten Kearnev. Peru and Grand Island
the bos and girls' industrial content, to 'n1 h,t' esleyan and had a drawn
; b btid in Tecum! on sturday, Novera- rm wi,h Hastlnrs. Bellevue has had tie
piaaafcip f Cwllrgre Tei
Settled Them.
CRETE. Neb.. Not. ISj fPoacial V Tha
rame that will dec de the champlonahlp la
the intercolleaiate league will take place
next Saturday afternoon at Bellevue be
tween roane and Bellevue. Doana la
planning to aerd a large number of root.
Everett King, a colored boy of 11 yesrs
who has been living a hand-to-mouih ex
icteroa. finally fell into the handa of offi
cers of the Juvenile court, who forthwith
took him before Judge Estelle. Too much
enterprise In the vicinity of Illinois Cen
tral coal cars was his real undoing and
led to his being sent to Kearney.
Before imposing sentence Judge Estelle
quizzed the lad about his parents. The
boy said his father was in Omaha, but he
did not know Jut where and he thought
his mother was somewhere in Iowa.
"Have you any other relatives?" asked
the court.
Tve got an uncle," replied the urchin.
"Where Is he?"
"Sjmewfcere above Nineteenth street,"
answered the lad vaguely.
WHITE HEARING WEDNESDAY
la alleare-4 ta Have Cashed Paper aad
kippe-d Liwleai la Pat
later C"harge.
The examination of John White, charged
with grand larceny, has been set for
Wednesday morning. White, It is alleged
by John Achaix. misappropriated 810 in
checks given him to cash. He left town,
but was arrested upon hiE return.
Tim LawlaFS. one of the ex-convirts
taken In Saturday's raid on a Webster
street house, has been formally charged
with bteakir.g Into, entering and robbing
the home of Chris Marks on November 8.
taking go-ds to the value of 815.
Tha hearing of Spencer Williams, charged
with robbery, has been set for Tuesday
morning.
FIREMAN WELSH IS INJURED
Was Throve to Pavement la Col
lision with Street Car Walek
Hit Chief Stmpaon's Big.
William Welsh, driver for First Assistant
Fire Chief Simpson, is confined to his bed
as tha result of injuries sustained whsn
their rig waa struck by a southbound street
ear at Thirteenth and Jackson streets Fri
day night, while they weie responding to
HOLDREGE INSPECTS THE LINE
nernl Xasaget af Barllngtan la
fcatiafleel wit rrsgresa (
the Sew Wark.
George W. Holdrege of Omaha, general
manager of the Burlington route, and
Daniel Willard of Chicago, vice president,
in charge of operatioa over tbe same tines,
have completed a week's tour of tha linos
west of the river. Mr. Holdrege reached
Omaha Monday and Mr. Willard has gone
on to Chicago by way of St. Joseph and
Kansas City.
Mr. Holdrege reports satisfactory prog
ress on all improvements on tha Burling
ton system. In regard to tha proposed
new freight heuscla Oa-aha, ta be erected
between Jackson aad j Faraaaa .streets
near the river, be says that plans are now
being made to begin work In tha spring,
when 8800,000 will be expended on tba new
house.
Children l:ke Chameena'n'S
Remedy. It is pleasant t take
CongD
BAKED BEANS GET A HEARING
They and Their Coat Involved la a
Oaee Before Interstate Cna
nmerea Commissi an.
Boston baked beans In Omaha and their
Cost in placing them upon the table are
Involved indirectly In a case to be tried
before a representative of the Interstate
Commerce commission tn thia city Tues
day. Three wholesale grocer firms Allen
Bros., the Pax ton & Gallagher Co. and the
McCord-Brady Co. are after tba railroads
for rebates.
California beans are now shipped Into
Omaha at a cost of 75 cents per 100 pounds.
For three months during tha year 1M the
railroads had a higher tariff In effect,
amounting to K cents. When tba rate was
lowered the wholesale grocers set about to
recover the excess charged them during the
ninety days.
Hnstlnara Dnea ot Give t'n,
HATTNS. Neb.. Nov. 15. 1 f racial )
Members of the HaPtir.irs college foot ball
1 team say the report that Hastings pro
, rosed aha-doning the second half of tba
Ha-tings-loa-ie game In Crete Friday could
; nut potslbly have come from anyone la
authority at Ioane. They Insist that Has
tings would have had the advantage of
the wind in the sond haif and that aside
i from the minor Injury of a couple of
j j !aye-s all corditlons were favorable for
: tbe Presbyterian team.
H-siinrs is now bend'ng all efforts ta
preparation for the Peru game here on
I 'i hankr-Klvmg. Of the five games played
thus far Hastings has won two and tied
the others.
Indoor Banc Ball Leigsa.
HASTINGS. Neb.. Nov. IS I Special V-
1 An indoor base ball league will ba started
here at the 1 Mint Men a Christian associa
tion tomorrow eight. All start city teams
mil be organized for the state basket bail
and Indoor base ball leaguea
Bee Want Ada are Business Boosters.
INDIGESTION, GAS AND HEARTBURN GO
Belief in five minntei awaits every
Stomach sufferer here.
Nothing will remain undigested or sour
in your stomach If you will take a little
Diapepain occasionally. This powerful
digestive and antacid, though as harmleaa
and pleasant as candy, will digest and
prepare for assimilation into tha blood all
tha food you can eat.
Eat what your stomach craves, without
the slightest fear of Indigestion cr that
you will be bothered with sour liaings,
Belching, Gas on Stomach, Heartburn,
Headaches from stomach. Nausea Bad
Breath, Wster Brash or a feeling like you
had swallowed a lump cf lead, or other
disagreeable miseries. Fhoull yeu be suf
fering now from any stomach disorder
you can get relief within five minutes.
If you will get from your pharmacist
a '0-cent case of Pape's Dlapepsin you
could always go to tha table with a hearty
appetite, and your meals would taste good,
because you would know there would ba
no Indigestion or Sleepless nights or
Headache or Stomach misery all the next
day; and. besides, you would not need lax
atives or liver pills to keep your stomach
and bowels clean and fresh,
Pape's Diapepbla can bo obtained from
your druggist, and contains mora thsa
sufficient to thoroughly euro ths worst
ease of Indigestion or Dyspepsia Thar
is nothing better for Gas on ths Stomach
or sour odors from the stomach or ta
cure a Stomach Headache.
Tou couldn't keep a handier or more
useful article In tbe bouaa Ad.
r Z7: L. a. Herron. ed.tor, Nebraska
rarmer. Lamia, and Mja Myrtla Kauff
man. fooa Ornonsiar'or f jr Nebra.-aa
iar triers' institute, Lincoln, aul Jud-e
; eanibita.
EMAR-A heavy snow surm begin
here Friday morning and Continued till 2
p. ra., 6m it changed to rain and it con
tinued raining ail mgnt and ail day Sat
urday, f;n.hung up taturdan nigtit wit.t
anu 1111 monjng tna ground ia
covered with an lncn of snow. The lotal
precpitaunn amounted to nearly two and
on-r.a.f inchea
i ALLIANCE Tha Knlghta cf Columbua
; or tr.
P'-t with Hatir.re and Weslevan. nhlle
nasrmrs ana ewyin have not lost atiy
games it is evident that the champions
must be either Bellevue or I 'nana by com
parative scores, previded the rame does
rot reyif )n , t(e rviane beat Peru 17 to
8. ahile Weslevan only tied Peru. If Doane
can beat Bellevue it will acain be superior
to Wesieyan. as that school slmnlv tied
Bilevue. The same line of argument la
true agalrst H astir rs. On the other hand
if Eteiievu beats Twiane it will hsva f-e
advantage over Wesieyan that could onl'r
tie Imane. and s'so over Hastlnga that
has not eoua.led Doane's record
The Toane team was wet to the akin In
Frlilav'a rame. but no sickness has re
sulted and e-cept that Captain Hirtnell
i- in m1'" ' im.9 aa lor-mer y, owing to
m,toot- th team la in prime condition
ruy rc inaait.g elaborate Dren-
sratlons for tr.nr b.g ciasa initiation and
banquet. fclcn m ill be held here licer;i-
ber la. This makes the seventh mmi .r,i 4'i
eent of its kind and each ona seems to The fcneup will probably be about the
surpaaa i predece-aor. It ia expected that earn, aa In the Hastings game as it U
there wul be an auendance here at tLis almut aett.M who are Doane s varsity
uma of -AA Visitors. playera Tbe practice this week III Z
t-"jAn-iM tt. Joseph Uiar.4 Island T 0 " -ep ma men in rx tiling trim.
i i oeing gravei-uu.ajitea. la d
ruh
new ties and heavy steei raua The eon
atrucuon train baa been here for a week
and all is ready cow fur putu.-.g down the
uea and rai.a This mora ia being dona
, to accomm.'date tba heavy traffic of ue
Union pacific tnat wij ua thia line for a
enorter and more direct line frora St Iouia.
Kansas City acd at. Jone-h La the wast-rn
' coaau
ALLIANCE The Farmers' Institute,
wbjcn will be held here on November is
and Js. ard m tut. n la held vuulcr tb
auap.ora ct tha ftate university, for tr
(utivM U as waa Lba laraicr mm. m
but protect them frem accident.
Aaaaal Poaitry atae-w r.ana are now
under way for tba annual shew of ths
Trens-snlneiaeippt Poultry aaaociatlon,
which will ba bald ta tha Omaha Auditor
ium soon after tha first af tha yaar. The
last two ahows have Sana halt la this
building and baa bnan great n nsns
Tha promoters will give the show on a
bigger acaie this yaar taaa aver betora.
Tba stage wIU ba glvaa over la a kaauiel
aLw tba sao aa last yaas.
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