TIIE BKE: OMAHA, "WEDNESDAY, NOVEMDETC .10, 1910.
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Abstract of Nebraska Vote by Counties on State Officers
Complete Official Totals Showing the Result of the Election held on Tuesday, November 8, 1910.
Nebraska
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MULLEN TO RESCUE OF LAW
Democrat in Attorney General's Office
to Defend Guaranty Act
MAKES JUNKET TO WASHINGTON
X Refer Yet amed to Take Kvl
deuce la Donah ne (umr Hotffor,
ob Hetorn, AVtalp Messa;e
Into Shnpe.
(From a Ptaff oCrrespondent.)
LINCOLN, MuV. 29 -(SpoaJ.) Arthur
Mullen, attrney general, has grime to
Washington, where he will rfpiwar In de
fense of the guaranty bunk law, which
u the climax of the work of the late
emocratlo legislature, which was largely
eon trolled by Mr. Mullen, then an oil ln-
pector. Mrs Mullen did not apiwar as
attorney of record In this case until after
he had become attorney general a few
say ago, but the argument for the state
wm made by Judge I. 1 Albert of Co
lumbus, C. O. Whedon of Lincoln and At
torney General W, T. Thompson. Mr.
Thompson Is now In "W ashington, having a
position In the Treasury di partment, and
It is understood he could present the rase
for the state; or Judge Albert could trpm
aent the state; but so Important Is the ta.se
from the standpoint of the democratic leg
islature that Mr. Mullen felt that he ought
to be present to look afer the constitu
tionality of the law. Besides, these other
attorneys mentioned lost the case In the
lower court.
The atate will pay for the Junket.
Th Doaahae Case.
It may be Borne time before Chief of
I'ollce Donahue of Omaha Is haled befoie
the supreme court on the charge of per
mitting the liquor laws of the state to be
violated. Arthur Mullen, the attorney gen
eral who will do the prosecuting for the
tate, which he thinks Is the aggrieved
party, will not return to LJnooln from
Washington before December 7. The court
boa not yet named Its referee, and so by
the time the referee and stenographer ire
(elected, Mr. Mullen may be practicing law
back In O'Neill or accepting a commission
to be special prosecutor of the attorney
general to look after the corporation cases
he la to start December 6. Mr. Mullen
made this statement Jurt before leaving
(or the east today:
"The court has not appointed a referee
to take the evidence. Nothing can be done
until this appointment Is made. I expect
to be back from Washington about Decern,
ber 1 or 8, and then the Donahue case and
other litigation connected with and grow
ing out of It, will receive attention."
Governor Shallenberger has received a
letter from the military department of the
Vloksbury National Park Cemetery associ
ation urging him to see to It that the legis
lature makes an appropriation for the con
struction of a portrait statue In memory
of the late Oeneral John M. Thayer of
Nebraska.
An Inanrance Case.
8 tate Auditor Barton listened to a com
plaint of Dr. Myers of Howella this after
noon, who alleged he bought something he
thought was something else from the Se
curity Mutual LUfe Insurance company. Dr.
Myera said ha thought he was buying a
twenty-year paid up life Insurance policy
and when It wa delivered to him it turned
out to be a twenty-year ordinary life. He
had given his note for 198 for the pre-
tnlum and ha did not "fcfj it to "have to paj
that note. Dr. Atkinson, the agent who
aold the Insurance, presented the applica
tion aa his defense that Myers had got
whftt ha bargained for. The application
was for a twenty-year ordinary life policy.
The auditor has the case under advise
ment. ,
Snageatlona to Governor.
Those who have suggestions to make to
Governor Shallenberger for the guidance of
legislation would do well to file them now
dur.ng his absence, for when the governor
returns from his trip to Chicago and Ken
tucky he will at once get his message In
Bhape for the Inspection of the lawmakers.
It Is a certainty almost that the governor
will recommend the open primary be closed
at once, and he will wish perhaps to urse
the repeal of the law, though he may not
Bay so.
He will urge probably civil service in
Bome of the atate Institutions and thus
AM'DMENT.
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LATEST AND EEST
COUNTIES
Ailnnis 4.2-'."
Antelope 2.!'li
I'annor "
Mnlne
Hoonn 2.!71
I ox Mutte 1.14!
Hoyd I. Si
Urown 1 1 1;'.
lluftulo 4T'.s
hurt 2.2
Hot lor S.FvV
Cass I.S69
ilnr 3,( )
Chaso , 7"i
Chirrv 2,175
Cheyenne '."'2
Clay S.tt'l
t'r.llax 2.(Uj
Cuming 2.:2I
Custer S.H74
I'altota 1 .1!7
I'awrj l.Ml
I'awxon 3,411
Deuel... ri
I;xon..! MXi
Dodue 4 Mr.
Douglas 2,7.''i
lumly y::i
Fillmore 3,G'.l
Finnklln 2.:"i
Frontier 1,731
Furnas 2S)n
6124
Curdcn IS!'4
Garfield 71S
UoHper H7u
(limit im;
Hreeley 1.61W
Hall 4,U7a
Hamilton 3.24
Hayes 2,10.1
Harlan M8
Hitchcock 1,155
Holt 8,210
Hooker !:'-
Howard 2,200
Jefteisnn
Johnson 2.2!
Kearney 2,121
Keith 711
Kt-ya l'aha X7
Kimball 3..S
Kiiox , 3,hS
Iancaster M
Lincoln 2,W3
l-otan , ZW
Loop 1 4kt
McDierson 4i2
Madison 3.6H
Merrick 2.3!0
Nance l.NH
Nc-maha 2 Mil
Nuckolls 2.N69
Otoe 4,32a
Pawnee 2,3f
I'crkns 625
Phelps 2.44S
Pit rce 2,00ft
Platte 8.879
Polk 2.4!0
Red Willow 2.200
Richardson 4,080
Rock 6!6
Sal ne 4,147
fcaipy k l,S-
Saunders 4.793
Scott's Bluff 1.410
Sewaid 8.622
Sheridan..., 1.42
Shorman 1,691
.s.oux
Stanton 1,441
Thayer 3,243
Thomas 221
Thurston 1.S24
Valley .2,030
Washington 2.638
Wayne 2.021
Webster 2,743
Wheeler 364
York 4,0
Morrill 837
Total 243.390
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1.434
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1,043
215
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1,197
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l.ir,3
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1!2
119
44
1.040
2.312
145
2S2
218
1.239
910
702
1,241
1.233
1.451
1,015
278
1.278
740
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1,329
1,189
1.M3
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1.633
5.'f4
l.K4
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1,370
6X0
B70
432
472
1,471
113
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1.076
1.018
712
1.362
178
2,130
380
38
78
9
L305
658
413
7S1
811
1,424
722
92
644
616
1,370
619
60S
1.369
110
1,800
569
l.R2o
2T.2
1.267
829
123
497
1.247
63
897
641
84
669
641
65
842
156
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1"4
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1,445
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1.323
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245
248
1,1507
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1.1S9
1.312
1,729
1,129
229
1.179
735
1.211
1,102
963
t763
376
1,642
619
1.921
762
t576
6K4
671
621
626
1,318
98
628
948
918
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1.169
162
2,123
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1.211 l.! 1.."!'S
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1 ." 1.7'.'6 1.0M 1.478
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453 62 :m r
2.232 3.6f.'t 164 2.2(5
1 .2M l.tixi i.i'. 1.7. '6
2.2ii 1 4-2 J.011 l.:7
2.157 2 218 1,162 2.048
l.'!5 1.3'. 1.53.1 1.3i
6i 17'.. 417
923 1,149 S19 1.022
410 4,3 411 4.53
1.S44 2.211 1 .LB l.tKB
1.214 7"3 1.219 669
1.S31 1023 1.73 1 2
2.541 3.597 1.7S9 2.939
64'i 6.15 615 510
05S S72 674 S.36
1.636 2.1 IX 1.169 1.671
144 248 134 228
Wit 1.276 770 1,1ml
2.4W 2.013 2,310 1.1(73
18.369 9.113 17.971 11.4SS
360 625 254 433
1.9"5 1.K73 1611 1,75
1.257 1.221 1.024 1.028
728 1,1x18 614 897
1.2S5 1.663 S3 1.298
1.903 3,059 2,753 2. 916
346 6344 252 409
802 Sl0 260 361
!,'4 621 410 3a
74 111 73 108
907 7 38 772 6U'
1.9I8 1.963 2.048 1,976
1,442 19 1,141 1.699
940 1.236 665 916
1H7 319 160 2i0
567 713 373 669
1,411 l,7o 1,32.3 1.4H8
S5 112 M) 100
1224 1.071 893 819
LG44 1.652 1,688 1.4S2
1,094 1,163 1,036 1.140
1,040 1.357 615 1,000
340 359 318 844
242 431 1MI
94 264 72 2:t2
1,972 1,751 1.7.19 1.532
6.004 7.677 6,597 7.27S
1.143 1.59 4 9:0 1,445
109 27 81 115
133 2S3 116 261
142 279 137 355
1,830 1.749 1,763 1.711
1,194 1.268 966 1,069
SM) 1,122 659 90S
1,488 1.687 1.187 1.372
1.330 1.666 1.017 1.890
2.364 1.870 2.210 ' 1.846
1.097 1.334 930 1,210
26t 357 124 271
1,103 1,6X7 613 1819
1.145 804 1.162 778
2.279 1.522 2,228 1.862
1,152 1.545 788 1.206
935 1.155 72 1,130
2,117 2.081 1,864 1812
255 465 , 171 406
2.80 1.H6 2.217 1,777
1.137 761 1,061 739
2.6S8 2,374 2.268 2,0X5
509 816 366 829
1,893 1,767 1,761 1,667
610 7S5 667 730
829 876 666 721
801 621 211 619
KM 671 734 687
1,759 1,504 1,668 1,417
104 131 78 112
782 748 677 693
18 1,209 703 899
1,490 1.262 1,241 1,235
1017 1.041 917 . 1014
1278 1.512 1,065 1 848
145 225 100 161
1742 3,471 1421 2,237
846 638 253 4X9
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113.003
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2.021 1.792 2.044 1.951
1,1"-' 1.5S7 1.121 1.679
50 150 51 156
IIS 23 117 2-0
1.291 1.439 1.278 1.517
41M 6.i 49ft 5i9
610 862 6U'J Ki
4IS 6U 4"6 616
3.0.3 2.215 22 3 315
918 1.5S0 1.025 1.624
2.073 1.279 2 (V.'3 1.312
2.0,0 2.0.17 2 049 2.13S
1.574 1.305 1.675 1.349
258 420 271 ' 445
M7 1.0.17 797 ' 1.138
312 459 278 Ml
1624 1,913 1.662 2,039
1.150 614 1.119 770
1.710 977 1.717 1.1X9
2,191 2.790 2.269 2,9511
67 605 695 622
6-Vf) SOU 6!5 167
1.449 lM2 1.442 1.569
2215 229 128 23a
842 1,092 845 1.121
2.279 1.978 2.261 2,1.
15.8.5S 11 631 16.875 ll.Hi.J
H 417 309 442
1.80 1.6?J 1.K23 1.756
l.iso 109 l.im i,os6
657 8.H8 643 9.8
1.178 1.266 1.212 1.SS8
2 625 2,844 IRmS 3.021
806 455 306 469
275 346 270 867
510 8s8 617 373
58 109 60 115
835 003 849 m
1.908 1,972 1.868 2.422
1,338 1,708 1.804 2.038
KM 970 848 1 061
184 27 196 2!)
411 661 608 692
1.450 1,468 1,464 1.6t9
69 110 69 132
1.216 792 1.220 8F4
1671 146 1.550 1.B49
994 8S8 1,812 1168
910 86 914 1,071
317 361 313 368
332 868 829 870
16 222 87 242
1.864 1,488 1,8.4 1577
6.043 7.195 6.016 8.001
1.019 1,421 1,033 1,611
101 166 107 161
127 261 127 264
135 254 141 240
1.708 1,700 1,709 1,781
1,026 1.083 1,015 1166
743 964 730 970
1312 1.263 1,409 1 409
1.248 1 388 1.247 1.41B
2,13 2.016 2,030 1997
9-0 1165 1,049 1,2i8
217 269 220 270
936 1 810 920 1,393
1.095 782 1,095 823
2,242 1,842 3.216 1.633
1037 1.176 1034 1,263
763 1078 744 1.122
1.9S3 1862 2,039 1,946
224 391 336 457
1,169 1 788 2,139 2,195
858 746 840 785
2.3K6 1,037 2,376 2.192
434 797 448 829
1,776 1,637 1 816 1,743
643 715 648 73S
763 748 731 779
284 600 298 621
783 671 786 691
1627 1,421 16322 1.469
84 103 80 118
870 685 670 781
862 864 873 1.029
1.183 1,213 1,171 1,235
867 889 876 1.021
1,125 1 322 1134 1,463
144 162 147 179
1,618 2.199 1 646 3.288
305 465 S0 . . . 469
110,698 111229 111187 118.96a
92 12.133
1.942
1,044
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1.994
1.917
1,633
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1.571
1.0(6
1.667
2.2o6
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638
1.611
119
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2.137
15.417
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1j770
1,127
601
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269
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1,645
1,068
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124
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962
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1,249
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1,979
1019
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1,776
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2,288
421
1,726
644
705
228
700
1694
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657
860
1107
840
1,031
131
1.611
301
106,316
1.797 2.0(9 1.884 1.999 1.811 1.905 161 1.S17 2 012
1.678 1,10 1.627 1,111 1.619 973 146 1,679 1.106
151 48 150 66 150 50 li ' 1,2 64
224 1t 2: t8 22 93 25 194 136
1.467 1.302 1,625 1.227 1.4.18 1.1't 191 1,443 1.2S2
540 495 697 4: 622 4'.! 22 6.C2 497
856 598 921 667 861 5.V4 H4 871 697
5V6 4"4 621 y-i 6;s 34 18 RnO 400
2 347 1 949 2.275 2 026 1 2.(3 1.8(4 259 2 213 J.067
1.6M 1.012 1.601 1.01 K 1.5v5 lsl 60 1.6'4 1.012
1.32 10KS 1449 1.9(2 1 330 1.9X1 l.!'.3 t 2 lX(5
2 034 2 0.0 2,265 1 870 2,075 978 115 2.070 2.022
1.331 1 654 1.346 1,620 1,022 1 86H 24) 1.341 1.530
417 275 433 277 428 2,1 60 433 275
1.0(6 7N2 l.Osl 774 1.045 7', I 66 l.Oi'J r
475 370 6o;l 3214 -4ii5 336 16 4'fc 862
1,119 1.663 2.049 1,558 1.964 1.26 2wi 19i'l 1.617
7r 1 109 738 1.0S8 716 1.0..7 60 701 1.111
DV7 1.720 1.012 1.894 994 1,679 29 9!7 1.6s?
3,361 1.914 2.919 2, I'll 2,IC4 l.R8 708 2.720 2.455
620 5;i 621 684 68 590 11 622 673
813 593 844 5a 8H) 622 127 81 691
1,746 13S4 1,792 1.371 1,676 1,2(6 224 1.679 1.4:(6
229 129 143 116 230 12S 6 235 1 25
1.0f3 847 1.123 831 1.0fl 820 M llll 828
1.92 2.243 2.014 2.243 2.151 2,117 42 2,023 2.206
11,672 16,S29 11,771 15.540 11611 16.747 ,90 U.60I 15,8.(1
422 .'("9 476 279 434 212 66 421 S10
1.6-0 1.829 1,819 1711 1,711 1,681 13S 1710 1.S14
Oil 1331 l.O. 1147 1,119 1044 141 1.0O3 1.211
810 605 961 627 897 654 110 813 637
1.23 1 216 1,364 1.148 1.2X3 1,(168 168 1.267 1 2"3
2A' 8.667 3.243 3,391 2.849 3.8S3 436 8.072 2,503
461 299 468 218 411 275 37 461 2!0
347 272 S76 2.59 347 234 42 342 273
376 624 406 614 378 414 116 380 628
113 66 112 68 111 66 6 106 00
60S 848 678 765 602 761 114 617 837
l9-9 1873 1,063 1 813 1.990 1,767 121 8.007 1.853
1,658 1,338 1,695 1,861 I685 1133 233 1,672 1.355
947 878 1,083 863 1,008 740 139 1.02 864
286 18 2-5 194 292 158 2," 283 182
664 60S 678 495 658 8 106 6h3
1,467 1,488 1,699 1 415 1,625 1,2211 245 16.(0 1.449
119 67 120 68 118 58 11 110 75
779 1 222 832 1183 716 1.048 1S8 803 1.210
1,506 1,6.14 1.718 1,375 1,603 1.469 74 1.906 8,294
1,128 990 1 261 890 - 1.157 909 64 1.143 S7
994 99 1,052 907 1,023 713 229 1.003 4!
S45 814 869 807 363 246 66 362 t'H
851 2S5 865 237 868 118 63 355 M9
218 90 200 123 223 78 15 206 103
1.496 1,869 1,709 1.691 1.481 1748 148 1.615 1.842
7.045 6.150 7.598 4,977 7,318 4.650 31 7.382 4,861
1.446 1,054 1,466 1,009 1.446 967 83 1,446 1,027
155 112 169 119 161 86 37 164 120
268 124 266 121 269 86 47 262 126
252 146 265 140 245 128 26 266 152
1.893 1,713 1.771 1,644 1.701 1.837 77 1,709 1.670
1,0?6 896 1169 972 1.116 921 97 1.110 993
957 740 985 716 976 703 43 847 733
1.S46 1 317 1.638 1.182 1 272 1,228 71 1,390 1,296
1,369 1.285 1.439 1,227 1,378 1163 136 1 1,378 1,268
1.866 2.167 2.279 1,821 1.877 3,100 64 l.tSS 2 110
1,190 1,009 1 812 92A 1,242 933 44 1.246 868
267 259 266 1 217 26B 169 51 2ii6 218
1282 974 1,838 946 1,310 714 243 1.292 961
7'2 1,092 779 1,111 789 1.062 41 799 1.064
1,367 2,222 1 423 2,131 1,878 8,098 63 1.892 3.146
1146 1,053 1,213 1,058 1,210 713 833 1168 1068
10U3 793 1,138 767 1069 731 64 1.090 772
1.8H3 3,016 2,084 1,874 1 928 1.B93 86 1915 1005
896 217 411 212 401 211 25 408 216
1,791 2,127 1037 1,918 1,823 1.984 142 1,873 2,046
748 962 887 883 753 938 221 749 938
2,0.10 8,411 2,343 2,ls6 2,061 2.136 276 2.071 2,374
790 443 862 410 808 415 89 821 449
1877 1783 1 749 1,719 1,677 1,668 120 1,700 1 760
717 660 762 E2 787 436 112 731 535
741 787 725 761 732 61 234 741 732
605 811 619 2H4 611 859 88 606 292
65 774 689 760 696 737 22 007 763
1437 1 618 1.617 1 661 1410 1 616 62 1 631 1,646
116 79 109 88 11S 76 10 106 96
676 683 696 680 675 663 19 672 661
989 882 886 884 978 713 203 881 890
1,234 1,164 1 281 1126 ' 1,238 1,107 86 1245 1,149
973 888 1,033 . 824 884 857 30 990 853
1,324 1118 1,410 1013 1,880 933 198 1,879 1104
183 142 168 163 168 111 41 184 151
1.176 1,661 1313 1,68 1,218 1,491 178 2,2J6 1,681
461 299 468 298 461 276 27 4!l 290
112,169 110,637 118,622 106,290 112,618 101978 8,677 113,674 lOfTsSS
1,632 12.232 10,646 4,183
1.809 2 011
1.5-1 1.119 1
154 60 I
210 114
1.456 lli1-,
..32 499
872 60S
673 404
2.230 2.l'3
1.621 l."00
1311 x"8
2.073 J 022
1.310 1.568
431 278
1.0.39 717
4S :156
1.932 1141
714 1,101
975 1.701
2.X03 2.3(7
514 6M5
818 676
1.670 1.436
2.19 13.2
1,079 870
2.031 2. 224
11.747 15.6,1
422 S12
1.697 1.824
1.005 1.179 1
896 656
1.259 1.221
2,929 2,66'
466 294
34S 268
36 616
113 64
606 818
1.980 1.819
1.68 1.347
976 881
276 11
646 575
1.60:1 1,411
114 63
800 l,3i4
1,578 1,627
1.132 (7
197 9:16
348 311
357 230
212 96
1,618 1,836
7.420 4.89
1.443 996
160 120
261 128
248 147
1,700 1.688
1,108 . 1,004
0 748
1.364 1.298
1370 1 274
1.880 2.169
1.231 983
261 2-0
1.S59 908
796 1,072
1.89G 2.151
1.229 1.028
1.067 809
1.901 1,029
899 223
1.817 2.118
767 932
1.096 2,392
833 412
1699 1.749
719 554
719 747
613 891
686 754
1.444 1,621
110 89
696 653
963 887
1,268 1.1EH
970 886
1.373 1,118
167 146
1337 1.660
466 294
118,136 10M32
1203
The sreed with which this slmpli
home mlxturx takt" hold of a cough aod
conquers It will aurprliw you. The recli
given helow ttuikei more and better coukU
svrup than you can luy ready made loi
12 60
Mix one rtnt of grsnulatad surer mlilj
W pint of warm water, and s((r for I
minutes. Put 2 ounces of Plnex (fifty
rent' worth 1 In a pint bottle; then aM
the SuKr Syrup. It keeps perfectly. Take
a teaxpoonful every one. two or thr-
hours.
This gives almost lnsnnt relief, aim
usually atops a deep-seated couah lust. I
of 24 liour. Siilemllil, too, for whooping
rough, chest pitln-i, bronchitis, hoarseness,
etc. The taste is plvasntu, ami It la Just
laxative enough to help cure a cough.
Its tonic properties restore the appetlia
which a coukU temls to destroy.
This rpclpe Is now used In thousands ot
homes In the I'fiited States and Canada.
Its popularity h resulted In many
Imitations nona of thenn as irood as
the old successful formula. It will not
work unless ymi use the pure, genuine
1'lnex, which is the most valuable con
centrated compound of Norwegian white
pine extract, and contains the neceessaxy
quantity of gulalcol and other healing
pine elements.
A guarantee of absolute satisfaction, or
money promptly refunded, goes with thle
recipe. 1 our driiK:l"t has Plnex or will
iret It for you. If not. send to The Pine
Co., Ft, Wayne, Ind, Adv.
8.
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BEAVTIFIES
THE SKIN
Ol-restbat deli-cafe-complexion
o difficult t o
obtain in any
PEROXIDE CREAM
3 is pure, greascless toilet S
cream ; fragrant, pleasant
and harmless.
If you have a red, blotch
ed, pimply, coarse skin,
apply a generous coating
of it to-night, and notice
the effect to-morrow.
in
MIX
$0 Pi .i
Oat ft at any A.D.8.
Draa; Store.
Lok for tnaaacn.
3C
revent the displacement f his democratic
henchmen by republicans.
He will at some length discuss a proposi
tion to raise taxes for the construction of
good roads. To get the money he will
recommend that automobiles be taxed ac
cording to their horse power in lieu of all
other taxes. The money thus collected Is
to be paid to the state treasury and then
apportioned out to the counties according
to the amount of money paid by owners
of automobiles In each county. He will
urge that each county then may use the
money thus collected when an equal sum
Is raised by taxation In that county. The
governor has discovered that laws similar
to The one he will recommend have been
enacted In several eastern states and the
result has been very satisfactory.
HoorIus netorne Wednesday.
County Clerk Haverly telephoned to the
secretary of state today that It would be
impossible for the canvassing board of
Douglas county to finish its work In time
to send the Douglas county erturns down
today. Mr. Haverly ald It would be mid
night before the work was completed. The
returns will get here Wednesday, ha said.
Nebraska If ewe Notes.
HOMER-Dean Cornell narrowly escaped
death by the explosion of a lamp, caued
by a defective lighting plant on his auto
mobile.
PMITHFIELD Farm era In this vicinity
are offering 4 cents per bushel for corn
shuchers and are begging at that price.
BMITHFI ELD After being closed for a
year or more, the Perry hotel, the only
hostelry In town, la to be reopened under
the direction of O. Wolcott
BEATRICK Asa Thompson, an old resi
dent of Gage county, died Monday, aged
74 years, lie is survived by a large family.
The body will be Interred at Holmenvllle.
BEATRICE Farmers' institutes will be
held next week at Ellis and Virginia. The
date of the Virginia meeting Is December
7, and the Ellis meeting December 6 and 6.
M'COOK The body of Montuomerv Doyle
arrived from Ingleside hospital Monday
noon and was buried in the cemetery at
Box Elder, this county. Deceased was
blind.
REPUBLICAN .CITY The district Sun
day school w.ll be held In tins city
Wednesday, November 30. The district will
be well represented by Sunday school
workers.
FRANKLIN J. A. Dickey, who has been
opeiuling the Commercial hotel here for
the last six months, lias sold his interest
to John Irvln, who will take poeaes.sion
next Monday.
M'COOK Through the efforts of the Mc
Cook Commercial club l,0uu acres of sonar
beet land has been secured for the Ureat
estern Sugar company of Denver foi
next season in this vicinity.
lKAl(Nh.K-A farewell reception was
given to llishQp A. K. Grates and family
at the Hub Assembly hall Monday evenliii-
by IiIh friends and the members of the
L.)uupal church of this city.
M'COOK Judge Orr opened a term of
district oourt here today with sixty-two
cases, civil and criminal, on the docket.
Court will consume most if not quite all
the week In clearing the docket.
HOMER Mrs. Mary C. O'Connor, wife of
T.m O'Connor, died yesterday morning at
her home In th.s city. Hhe leaves a hus
band and six small children to mourn her
loss. Her death was caused by blood pois
oning. SUPERIOR Some men from Kansas
have been here lately making arrange
ments to open up a bis wholesale grocery
here and It la likely the building will be
constructed this winter or in the early
spring.
NEBRASKA CITT William McNInch.
charged with wife desertion, has been
found guilty as charged, by a Jury in the
d strict court and will receive his sentence
Borne time this week at the hands of Judge
Travis.
SEWARD Mrs, August Gade'a funeral
was held yesterday at her home and It
was attended by 1600 people. The deceased
leaves a widower and five children. Her
death was from typhoid fever. She was
40 years of age.
SEWARD Richard Watts, a well known
farmer of the county, died at his home
yesterday. He was a son of the late
George Watts. He leaves a widow and a
small child. Hi funeral took place at the
home on Wednesday.
SUPERIOR Sheriff Jones yesterday
turned over to the sheriff of Adams county
Will Snell and Margaret Markle. both of
Hastings, who had eloped and when found
were living here. Snell Is about 19, while
the girl Is not more than 16.
HOMER An appeal has been taken from
the county court to the district court by
John P. Beacom, In the matter of appro
priation and condemnation of lands and
lots by drainage district No. 3 of Dakota
county, and the assessment of damages
therefor.
TORK At the home of Mr. and Mrs.
James Forbes, their daughter, Miss Mary
rorbes, was united In marriage to Dr.
Walter Gray of Worland, Wyo. Dr. and
Mrs. Gray left today for the east, return
ing in tuiriy cays to tneir new noma at
W orland.
HOMER While demonstrating a com
husking machine laxt Saturday James Til-
ton got his hand caught in the machine.
ana ins thumb was ground to a pulp. He
was taken to St. Vincent's hospital In
Sioux City, where the Injured member was
amputated.
YORK Earl Weldman, the husky star
foot ball player on the York team who
was knocked completely out In play with
North Plane, after several hours uncon
sciousness. Is now recovering, and It Is be
lieved that no serious Injuries will result
from the accident
K EA R NE Y On account of the cave-In
at the Shelton oil well, caused by failure
to encase fioO feet of the well, operations
have been temporarily susDended. Th
drilling will be resumed as soon as the
damage Is repaired. The well Is now "cwn
to a depth of 10 feet,
STHOMSBUKG The cornerstone of th
services were oonduoted by Rev. Beebe of
Alma. Attendance waa large, not only from
the city and vicinity, but from u--ar uy
towns. She leaves a mother and father and
two brothers. She was an active member
of the Methodist church and Epworth
league.
YORK At the Presbyterian church the
wedding of Mr. James Barr and Miss
Emma C. Priest was solemnized by Hev.
T. F. B. Smith. The young couple are
natives of York county, their parents being
among the early pioneers. They are very
popular and have the good wiehea hun
dreds of friends. The young couple left at
opce for California, where they will spend
the winter, returning home In the spring.
M'COOL JUNCTION-When discovery of
gold was made on farms a few years ago
in the valley of the Blue in Seward oounty,
a number of farmers owning land In the
valley of the Blue near McCooi made an
investigation, and on some of the farms
it was aaoertalned that a llttfa more than
31 worth of gold could be taken from each
ton of dirt. Now that further discoveries
have been made In Seward county of richer
paying dirt, it Is believed that here in York
county is aa rich pay d.rt if not richer
than some of the dirt In Seward county,
and already there is some agitation, which
will result in further investigation and
maybe the famous productive so.l of York
county farms will be worth 31,000 per acre
for the gold there is found In it.
Draased la "Black, and Vellawn
Not "foot ball colors," but the color et
the carton containing Foley's Honey and
Tar, the best and safest cough remedy
for all coughe and colds. Do not accept
a aubstltute, but aa that you get th
genuine Foley's Honey and Tar la a yal
U,w carton with black letters.
BUILDING WRECKED BY A BOMB
Thickly Populated Block in New York
Shaken by Explosion.
ECHO OF THE PETE0SIN0 MUKDEE
Detectlra Waa Hunting- Kidnapers of
Child of Owner of Wrecked
8 true tore When He Waa
Killed.
NEW YORK, Nov. 29 The kidnaping
case originating five years ago in whlcn
the late Lieutenant Petroslno, who was
murdered In Italy, played the part of In
vestigator, la believed to have led Indi
rectly to a bomb explosion In the early
hours today, which ahook up one of the
most thickly populated blocks In New York,
did extensive damage and created a panic
in the neighborhood.
The bomb exploded In the doorway of the
Bella Trlnaorla saloon. In the heart of the
Slcllllan section of Elisabeth street. It
completely wrecked the saloon, the front
of which waa blown inward, badly dam
aged adjacent stores, hurled sleepers in
the tenement above from their beds and
cracked windows for blocks away. The
police reserves had their hands full quiet
ing the panlc-tsiicken foreigners, who
flocked to the streets by hundreds.
Francesco Le Barbera la the owner of the
saloon. He had left the place about half
an hour before the explosion. Today he
gave the police his theory of the animus
behind the outrage. About five years ago,
he said, his son, Peltro, six years old was
kidnaped and he haa never heard from
him. The police were notified and Lieu
tenant Petroslno worked on the case. La
Barbera received many letters threatening
his life If a large sum of money waa not
paid for the return of the boy, but paid no
attention to them and it is believed by him
that the kidnapers are now starting In their
revenge.
Braided by Steam)
or scorched by a fire, apply Bucklen'a
Arnica Salve. Cures piles, too, and the
worst sores. Guaranteed. 26c. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Taxlcab Strike Settled.
NEW YORK, Nov. 29 Following a con
ference between Mayor Gaynor and Wil
liam H. Ashton, general organizer of th
International Brotherhood of Teamsters, In
the dty hall today. It waa announced that
the taxioab strike had been praotloally
settled.
Whoopintr Cough
CROUP ASTHMA COUGHS
BRONCHITIS CATARRH COLDS
7TSliaHtO 1T
and eirrctiM Imiaital for brea
csial ttoibli,aroMlin drop Vparizc4 Crew
lint itopt th ptroxyonil af Whoaplng Coufk ana
relltM Crasa at onca. II la a t (ulTcran
from Aithm. Tka air naderd raatT satlna.
lie, latplrfid wltk anry brratk, mk bflhl
caiy I (oathe lha ton throat and Usp tha couth,
Murlnf rniful nlhu. It U lnvalaablt te SMtaare
wltb yaanf children.
tend u postal lor eeecnpo pogmn,
ALL DRUGGISTS.
Try CrtnUnt ilnllifllt
Thr.M Tmiltti far lha
are lmpl,(feetla and
anilMptic. Of year 17.
dranin r irons las
in ttimpo.
Vgpo Crtgoten Co.
83 CartHesI St.. N. V.
t
CANDY SPECIAL FOE!
WEDNESDAY
2So Angel Food Taffy, rn
Par Pound I3C
Try our MITERS' NEAPOLI
TAN ICE CRKAM ROLLS.
Myers-Oil on drug Go.
16th and Farnara Sts.
Fftflll FOR who fInd thelr peer to
a jjkJ a Vf work and youthful vigor
N RVE'i Weak and nervous men
aa- gone as a result of over
work or mental exertion should takl
BRAT'S NEItVE POOD PILLS. They
will make you eat and aleep and be a
man again,
81 Box, 8 Poxes 82 SO by Mall.
EKafAsT at MoCOBTITBU BBUd CO
Cor, 16th and Dodge Street.
owl nna company.
Cor. ISth and Harney St.. Omaha SfeK
When Your Hair
Is Dull and Dusty
(Prom the Montreal 'Tribune.)
"Washing the head require time, ex
poses one to catching cold, and when
all 1 done It Is a qtestlon If you have
helped the appearance of your hair. Too
much moisture Injures the hair.
"On the other hand, a dry shampoo re
quire only a few minute. The powder
l,i sprinkled on the head, then brushed
thoroughly through the hair. That la all
there 1 to it. It takes out all the dust,
oil and dandruff and leaves th scalp
rested cool and refreshed.
"The best dry shampoo powder I a
mixture of four ounce of orris root
with four ounces of therox. Therox Is a
natural hair grower and make the hair
gloeay, brilliant and nurry. L's this dry
shampoo once a week, and If your hair
la Inclined to be harsh, dry or faded It
soon will become aoft, luatrou and silky."
Adv.
CHICAGO POLICE CENSOR
"MARY GARDEN'S SALOME
She Refnsre to Cnt Oat Objectionable
Part and Friday' Performance
la Cancelled.
CHICAGO, Nov. 29. Following official
criticism from the Chicago police depart
ment, through Chief of Police Stewart, th
production of "Salome," In which Mary
Garden had twice appeared here, was with
drawn from the grand opera program for
Friday night.
lha chief of police Informed the manage
ment that offensive feature, particularly
the "head" scene, should be toned down.
Mis Garden strenuously objected to elimi
nating any of her lines or poses and ac
cordingly the production for that evening
waa withdrawn.
The flat of th chief of polio waa given
by Police Censor O'Donnell to the opera
new lis.tkio hlsh school building was laid i company management last night, but was
StatrW communicated to Mis. Garden until
nrernan-elect Sloan. Th StromsbufH j today.
Commercial club ave Its annual banqua
at tne ram notel in tne evening.
KEARNEY The director of the Kear
ney Commercial club have appropriated
$liX for the use of the publicity committee
of the club within the next few days. The
publicity conimme has concocted several
s.hemei which will be carried out for the
purpose of advertising Kearney and for the
good of the "trade at home'' campaign.
YORK At the home of the br'de's par
ents, Mr. and Mr. Alexander Anderson,
lh marriage of their daughter, Miss Min
nie Anderson, and Mr. Kudolph H. Huff
man of Thaver, this county, took place.
'1 he bride and groom are both natives of
York county and both are popular young
people.
YORK The wedding of Helen Weight
man, eldest daughter of K. J. Vels(htnian.
and Charles Patrick, assistant cashier of
the Aurora State bank, at the residence of
the bride's parents, was made one of the
social events of the seaan. The home was
! n'Jtlfully decoiael. The presents were
rich and numerous. There were a number
of out-of-town guests.
BEATRICE Prank G. Skrsbal, a Ger
man farmer living near Odell, Is once
more a free man. as Judge Peiuberton yes
terday declared the marriage of young
Skrabal to Etta Atherton null and void
for the reason that the bride was the
wife of J. K. Atherton of Lincoln when
she married Fkrahal. She waa recently
granted a divorce from Atherton.
REPUBLICAN CITY-Verda Springsteen,
aged 11, died at her home in this cltv after
a prolungad lllnea yesterday. Th funeral 1
"If they touch It or try to cut any of my
performance they can get aoina one else to
dance It, I won't," said Miss Garden. "I
won't do anything by halve. I suppose
they want me to stand boliind a screen
and timidly speak th line."
After th announcement that "Salome"
would not be presented Friday night It was
further declared by the grand opera man
agement that other artist had refused to
substitute their production for th with
drawn opera and In consequence the stage
would be dark that night
DORANCE ATWATER IS DEAD
II Wa Mas Whe Had Secret Record
of Dcatk la iaderaaarlll
Priaan.
MERIDEN. Conn., Nov. 29 A measag
from San Prandsoo to Francis Atwater. a
newspaper publisher of this city, today
brougrt word of the death of Ids brother,
Dorano Atwater, widely known a the
man who made the secret record of the
death of federal prisoner In the confeder
ate military priaan at Andersonvlll.
Bigger, Battel. Busier That 1 what
advertlalcg la Th B will da for your
buala.
Orkins Douglas
Store
" mmm, aa Jy(-afl
Women's Tailored Suits
Greatly Reduced
Note the Genuine Reduction Prices
All our $25.00 Tailored Suits are now IS.OO
All our $29.75 Tailored Suits are now 100
All our $35.00 Tailored Suits are now G 25 12. GO
All our $39 50 Tailored Suits are now $25.00
All our $45.00 Tailored Suits are now $29.75
All our $55.00 Tailored Suits are now $35.00
Thursday Will Be Dress
Next Thursday we will sell all of
our Cloth Dresses and about 25
Silk Dresses, slightly mussed from
being on display in our show windows
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