nil; omaiiA, thuksdAy. .ai'kil h. hup.
1 !
MANY CHANEGS TO
DRY COLUMN MADE
Eetorni from Municipal Election!
KtTtil Trend Toward Restric
tion of Liquor Traffic. i
TWENTY-FOUR CLOSE SALOONS
Municipal lcttont nld In Ne
braska Tuwiday reverted an unusual
number of changea from tbe wet to
the dry column by olUea of the elate.
Out of neventy-one cities reporting
dry, "twenty-four "changed from wpt
10 4i7v .Out of fifty-wren oltiee're
jiortlrns In the wet column, nine had
clianjced from the dry column.
The change to tbe wet column
Included Hebron, Ememon, Superior,
Wahoo.- SlUer Creek. Ruahvllle and
TUaeatt. ' ! -
Changes o the dry column In
cluded' Gothenburg, St. Taal.. Ord.
North .'Bend, Geneva, Wyntore, Al
bion, KearneT. Tilden, fiprintfleld.
Friend and Alma. Loup City Went
dry tot Of first time In thlrty-olne
yearv'
A number of. twwne roted on Bun
day base ball, but .thia Iseue was not
up In any of the larger cUlee. Fre
mont elected a republican mayor.
Haatlaga want wet by a narrow mar
gin nd William Madgett waa elected
mayor of Hastings and Mayor Ryan
of Grand Island waa re-eleeted.
WTMORK Dry ly arttr-frtur. Wet Jt
year.- ........... ...
.... ...... i . V a .'liantfdL . H. A.
Nor-
Nt
Vaeiiiiin. rr.aynr.
DK ATVH-IrY. .NO J"" . .
Poona not e City ha,U bonda
drfratad. ,
HAMPTWN-Ory. Nor-harre.
OilrNKft Tie vot. en aaloona. Dry
teat vear. ; .
HARVARD-fH-y. Wet laat year.
ri Thorn, mayor. .
So man' Kails CM.
FALLS CITY Dry f twanty-alii.
canK. R. A. Jlfarook. mayor..
RriV-Wt. No chanae. .."
v cu l WkN WM. No clium. '
i"iAVII CITT At the city eleotlrm belfl
rierw today tha saloon qumtkra waa the
main laaue. You on thia prcrpoeiunn waa
.. inwit of flftv airalnet laautna; llnenae,
na-amat a majority of litre for the rlrya
m thin question a year aao. J. R- Kvana
r-ln-tel mayor. It. H. Sellhorn,
Irraaiirer; H. Cllngrniin, enstneor; W.
'ii.-kimr.-r. K. W.-VriKht and W. T,
ook touncilnion; It. . Swi-nnle. city
i lctlc. 11. O. riohaaX. O. A. BocW am
i'. . K t'oc were rw-olected monvbera ol
ll-.r iM'honl bnarrl.
I'LA TTSMol'TH Flmmonila J Richly,
rffulIN-i. waa elected rrayor. defeating
J.niT r. Rattler, 'prewnt ImniinrxwiL IL
M nnnlchwn waa re-eleotea treaaurer.
1 hp Honor nueatlon waa not an Ixaua, but
I'iMtnmouth UI hav anven aaiooDa for
nothor rT
i:MKKS().N-Kmron twunl Into th
Kilumn nimln otd'iv I'M to 71. A. A
Iavt, Trank llvnoy and 15. A. Jilwajorf
vcre Mrctrrt to tria rouncu. tuur a
Somo will orn up In May. . -
WAYNIS-D.' H. Cunningrham,. tvcubll
ran., mayor. No ot on aaluons; now
dry.!; -,: : . . :. : . '
ORKiOKTON II.. . 3. . Statnbawwa.
maj-v-r. JSo vota on saloont; now wat.
' : , ; Orr mt rHfai'" f.
FRIEND Friend wnt dry by a na-
lnrlt f i. C. K.. tiowiby, wlu ran on
th wri ticket, la nlHftad mayor. John
Ki l.txil. dry, rarrtrd the Slrat warij for
counnlman acd i. U. WhlUwinb, wrt, the
M-md ward. H, ii. Ilrkiey, wet. elected.
link.
BANCROFT For llwnaa. H: against II-
tn.rr w. wet, a niaoriiy. Wew board
f U U mayor, i
. PFN.MNOTON Tharla rVhllep and
f?"re Dli-rku, rf!h rrpuhllcana. were
Irftmi to tl'i viliiLKa board. Uown r-
n ulna wet. No !:. I tasut-e.
I' VANNI-5l ry hy a majority of 27.
i l ar w ia rarrli'd by a majority of I
i i.i ii aaloon hrre rturlnff tba laot ynar
' - reiliioii wuh a aufiu'lnnt nujiv-
i . f n! frr.'li. diler would not ba aocured,
1 elt t led for. two yeera ara Lan
i - ,.ri. V. M Alilrn and A. li-'tSlu-ldon.
: : kTI.S Thf truatea leoUtd are 'V. R.
t. ..i.j.Hicr UiUlam iliilit ai.d WV K
Th 'iUatfe reiuain In wrt col-
1'urt.ctL
urn a.
vR-APAHOKArapahoa romama In dry
.... .un i.y UiB.-r nilor!i I . an lut
y mr Tl.a waa G6 for trrti and lit
Mninat. 'harl -A. f'attrum wa eloted
m'r. K. .'. Wanr, riuth, aiul H-b
kn tnptt.' troaainwr. " '
'f kv ,ITT-Town wcnt;drv by ti. -ota,
f true ' tlnKj (n -kU A ram. Veta ' tia bond
Mr.ltubllc pnHt t18ted. . - ' . j
!AY t'j:.NY:U-J..K. WWr. mayor,
and H nc of cltisena ticket without
ff-.tiiuin. .
. TAU'lW.Wft. Sotk-w... '
,KMR KAl'lL'S-vt by thraa. Iry
ll ) ar .
1U r h . RBKK Wet. rry laat year.
PhlAitt.U'K Iry by all. Wot lut vwr.
j PIIIMHiji'K-Pry by aevrn. vu
JK.NOA Irjr by eevrnty. et laat
H.XLKRTON-Dry by lr.ty-elirht.
'i Uht cr by ten. ' R. A. iUcharxiaou,
1 s f,r. T , . .
i Ji;H- FreJ' Ralieler waa .Urt.t tn
(w of 'tl. V.' Huhmaa for vlllafte
ir.t.ir. A. Ankormiin and J. . It.
'. i a ere the ol!rr trueteea elorttd.
' n- town will rium Wat.
Nl.U'J li -Ni'llKh on rvferpndum vota
t-tmairia .-t l.y Jklrl J-ona rnajorliy. Only
"f" !! t'-Mi, ft. id. ' R. H. Klca waa
i.i .s i,-A J.Jai Miifk and V. tdtuaen
tr'int', -RniBjux rt
si HriF.Ii K-mricr rni.,rt todnv
'i.hiriy.iila maiorllv Your wrt.randi.
rlat for niayur, rin-td ty tVilrty-thr,
F. Cwifrn drr -andlrtato for coanrll
fn t.,r Third aard, oiuy on who won
n t.a rtrv ti kct. '
i rtiI.fMf-Wt. . No M .
Iluuiphiey Wet. . No rliansu.
Reaabllraa ' Mayor la rrtaieal.' '
KRRMONT Ueorca A. M ureal, rapub.
ll" an. aaa el1ed mur today over H.
M- Herre. Ormoiratlu IncuiuUent, by j;
inJ..ritv. tierra won two yeara mi) l.y
." H.rca repui4lca In tba council will
vaf . tb-inut.rwui, making tm wttm ll
r t ref(iLiKsra and thmts d-iuo rata,
flrrk iJclaiiiatyr. republican, and Treaa.
tmr, Fiamblac, awmox rat, wore restarted,
fj lie o:u Isaue in.ira Hibll. Hy uf
I'm affaire of puLUc uii Ultra. The elue
Ir n wmi a. Laup lu.Uia buard. i(
: ilUYl.fc.R-Otto Zuelow. republican.
e . io mayor, no ppoaiiwn John Uactn,
iiioi ral, treaaurer, Allen Cameron,
)..-. lie ti, ciera, utiwuae waa not an
l'e
ATKINRON Tha town In tta firat city
elf tii'ii In lie lnaorltv ooiiteat oat
n total i f :m Votoa. Nelaon. deinocrat.
-uad III; Havana, republican, it. J
1. ; Involveo
, (A1.1UTUN-There aaa no laaua Wn
l-Jav. U Fundiitr, j. W . Uolmea and
, iulr TriiiibMi r elavtad cvtunuU'
r:VA Rr Tha mroall!on to vt
.". bouda for a naw biah achoot buUik-
i u miiM Iie la una. Uth.ik
....il-.in elm-trd mayor and Wart
li 'lfi r iitun'-Jiniari In tha F.i? . Wad
Jirn :ni'"Kr la ne Waat, aaJd. i
ja ti iA.N ! i A. II nuMmrao waa ra-
. n or i.y a i3jc. nuijorlLy
l,i f mm n.ritoa. two to oim.
Mllf;N-kuia want dry by eevanty
hum euajunty. W. K Walt waa elact4
ii. enx I A. HI 1 by two vota.
.stiiiin bsrv Trie law and order
Imrl waa -'ed ejioct't ana eouno.ll
ti.n. C A. M: i.r, on l&a oltiaona ticket.
I .1 in aviiiOttiMr -huh W .ii Puik y
l. vole f"f lirtoM wa lji for, 1U
lnt R. brsrwnail. for mayor, re-
!'- vot; l.r. i It Mix:iran, 13.
KiiKt ir.U' !y.-r William Kmrl
r-ee ted. 1 i.e town rvmalua dry
I K. rluany baa bu iwt by A 'ovl
i n i.)"t I r t.
. It'i WrrH Tha f .ilowli.r pmvnarti
i an ti.-aet nil W-tod at tl, My ruon
l .r l .Jay: Mayor, II. B. t ilmr; tieaa
i.i.-r. I.. M I'aila; ' -rk, J f. M
M.J ucarl. J. Sli-fwiral and J W
u. n be, t l'oui j.riM n. ! iiat v.ai, I ).
MePniiaral: Hecfnd ward, C Doolltile;
Third ward. .'. H. HaJated. Fur th flrat
time In twenty yeara the license quedllon
aaa not an laeua.
ftroome Meat Defeat.
A tLl A N C E P. F.. Ilnmlna: waa alerted
mayor by T majority over F. M. Prooma.
Mr. Frooma. who la a member of the atat
iectalatura, waa unable to ba here durinir
ho campainn ana tnia taci ir iv.-n m
tha rauaa of hla defeat Carter coiowr
waa elected city cler and Amnio ure-
ry waa re-elected city treaaurar. (
CTTIBBRTHON Pry won today. Tnr
llrenaa, C. A. Utile, M; Kd Walker, n
William Burkatt. . Atrainat noenae. iv
O Oreon, (A; Oeorga Hill, ; J. whip
.... J
DbwnwB nerruune wax oy our
dar baae ball won by .
GORDON I. B. MMOWU' ana nrucw
Hewett electad truateea. Town dry aa
before. Sunday picture ahowa defeat ad.
FJjUAR lieault of r.rtB.r rlty election:
For mayor. A. J. lpper. 1; Dr. O. K.
Wooda, 120. Poole halla and Sunday bane
ball loat. Councilman, North ward. W
Koher; counollman. South ward, ti. a.
Andr-raon.
HAHHKTT For tha flrat Mm in aavan
yeara Raoaett weht wet by flva Votea.
alao . a majority . for pool halla. , V.llaf e
cmncilmen alerted are IL K. Artaa, J. l
Mudd. Henry canenbtira;, Oraen Jeffrey
and Mike Nemer.
RI Maror Work of tha cltltenr
party waa re-elected to eucoeed hlmaalf
with a majority or three voiea over j. o.
tyilllaon ol the nofd , government party.
The vota on tha eaionB, quaatlon gave tha
no licenae propoaition a majority oi is
votea. Urd baa .baen wet lor tha laat
year. ' ;
Pwoo)la'a Party In Crawford.
'trRAWFORDTka hardest fought aleo-
tton ever occurring In Crawford waa won
hera today by the aeopla'a party, who
elected Arab I Humrerford mayor over
Parte O. Cooper by 103 majority out or a
total vota of lt'4. Thia la tha largeat ma
jority by nnarlv three tlmea over ever
before polled In Crawtora with ir. num
gerford. C. L. telthoff waa elected coun
cilman of tha Firat ward and W. K. Kar-
num councilman of tha Second ward.
Thirty-nine majority la tba largreat aver
befora polled beTe.
WAU8A Dr. F. C. Oenung. Drorreaalve.
won out Xor mayor over C. P. Ijungrenn,
Itt to 4S. Owing to the fact there la no
wet aentlment In the community tha vote
on tbe aeJoon lice nee quaatioo baa been
dlacontlmi'd, ;
BHOK EN ROW w. W, Waltera, caucua
randldate for mayor, won out over O. T.
Ilol naon. petlliun candidate, by a two
to one majority. Water worka and elec
trie atreet lighting bonda in the eum of
HS.rflO carrlftii. ' Newer bonda were de
feated, fool halla and - bowling eJleya
carried and rlunday bane ball waa dn-
tested, i na liquor queation waa noi an
laaua.
CHADRON A. O. Flahar waa re-elected
mayor. O. E. Marriott, clerk: C. Mitchell,
trnaaurer: H. 11. Meade, engineer: C. Hu
bert, police Judge; couniiilmen, Flret
ward Parley Hyile: Pnoond warn. E. O,
t'utian; Thlnl ward, K. U. Shamp. Tha
town went wet by forty-one.
Cic NT UAL. riTV witn two exeeptiona.
clerk -and -councilman from the pecond
ward, the runnldatea cf tne auar deal
party Were elected. Aa no laauea were
direutly Involved, Intereat waa not keen.
The following . offlclala were cbonen:
. I - . , ' O, ..... ..l..k I ' - V TT.w.
meyer: treaaurer. Mra. l'hoeha make; en
gineer, H. W. neneon. iounciimen, w,
A. I loaiflanil. Oeorae K. Hockea. .J. r
Jlolden. richool board. Krneat tMark and
M. . Merrill. The water bonda which
were not a party leaue lacked twenty-ono
vrice of reKiterlng the neneaaary tn
nrtha endoraemnnt lAccnaa was not an
lnne.
Rl'STIVU.l.B-C. Phlllhypa, republican.
waa elctel pn the law end orter ticket.
The town went wet by a majority of one.
change from laat year.
Nil htm. 1'LATtk-r. H. rjvana. re-
pubiicHn, wna reflected mayor. Tha wU
won hv eighty-riva. i .
NORFOLK John t ninny, oemocrav,
waa elccieti miyur bv nlrui'TOtea.
R A V K N N A Ravenna voted, dry. oy
thirteen rotea.
OUALLALA-Oijallala went nry. by
aeverl.
HlMIIOliliT- tmmKuni conunuea in
drv nolumn b a majority of thlcty-one.
atavor truun ra-ateciaa r a uuuu.i'r
RRlIxlTYiRT- In a total Vote of tl
"Rridaeport remalnlc tn the wat. column
ny a mn. orny oi i-ti n - "
J vt irlnnlr. VI Uertina and it. C
Neumann are elected over meir nry op
ponent two to one.
fi4M wnMif Tkahkoah voted wet.
BLAIR V. W. Wblta, republican, waa
elected mayor, 8. V. Chamhera, demo
crat, waa aWt4 city clerk; George Hrua,
..r.iihiL.AM nll.lrftiurr. and W. L,
Klley, o. V. AnBeraon and 8. W. Palroar
memhera Tf the c)tv echool Doam. ; -
phNIU.MAN-Kenkleman ataya 'dry,
M to 43. W. C. Hanaon and t. M. Kellogg
were ra-otactea to Iowa boaru... ..
Pool Halla arat.
t rrrrvrtTiyN-Mivor Jim Pyrna wa.
eeetecter1 ' On the buatneae men'a tlrkat
bv a maiorttv of M. Tne city went dry
hv - miritv of W). Pool halla were de
fe.tod by a majority of M.
ORFF.LKT-J. J. Colllna and Henry
MaiiKia of, the dtlacua' ticket, and c. A
ltrrl nennle'B tiikaU.rleCtod.tO OOUIV
ell Town wet by M majority; no -change
from last year. . .
OOTIIKNRl'RQ Gothenburg dry by . V
m-n.rltv. i:-r.l!ia .'t'ltlscena varty 'tl':
re-e ected. 1, 1 t arron. mayor; it. u
Har.nurn and Habbe JaruvM'ii, aldermen
Ctmiica NeUon and H. O. Hooker, achoo
truateea. . .
HAUOUPH Randolph went , dry
Mavi.r. O. O. Reidj coiiiu'llmrn. OcorK'
Klnkatd. C. . rharpenar. ana a. .
Stock ham. '
HHt"l.TON Phelton went 'wet asaln t
dav t.v 70 maiorllv and H. . Hofnarcl
and M Ia Templln were-elected vllieae
truateea, there heing lo orner 'Canaiuava.
Pool hall license alao wlna
fT. "EDWARtl fltlaena" ' municipal'
Parkin. v w. Jfnrat. city rlerk;
I Brown, treaaurer. and 1. V. Haugha
wotit. rlty engineer, were eleUed with
out opponlflnn. .
Ot'II'R ROCK 1"!. R. Oary and W. F.
froweU were unanlmonaly elected on the
people'e ticket. The policy will conllniia
dry..
Ryaa la Re-eleeted.
ORANO TSLA.VO-rharlea O Ryan
waa re-elevten mayor In orpoaltlon to a
clUaena' oonvantion ticket nearfed by W.
A. Prinea by a malortty of twenty-five
out of a total of l.tol votea It waa the
firat ttma a nonpartlaan rwpreaentallve
convention Wis tried and one of tbe main
laauea waa centered on the merita of thia
ayatem aa agalnat an Individual petition.
The wet or dry queatlon waa not Involved.
VAIJKT e H. Howard. K. Krway and
Lawranc Coy ejected truateea for two
yeara. Town renialna dry.
UmVERSITT PLACE-J. T.. Claflln
elected mayor over I. C. Clifton by a
majority of aev-nty-flve vote. Jamea
Flodd.-aJ. R. Lobb and W. II. Amoa are
tha new re-elected council men. Cecil
atea and Merkle Kill were re-alerted
clerk and treaaurer. The referendum
oth.ori7.lna; the purohaae of a lot for a
city library waa paaaed by a largo
majority. Thia Ineures a Carnegie
nrary roc univeratty place aa l'z,&uo haa
IrcaJv been nromlaed bv the Carnegie
foundation.
8PltINOFTToL.r Town aarnlnnt llcanae
by twenty-flva majority. Truateea : C.
A. Beeaxk. W. "W. Dow and J. C. Oclb.
Chanxe todry.
BA RNEBTON Wat by twenty-four. No
phange. ,
twieil wet try two votea. No enange.
IMckell Wet by twenty-one. No change.
JHLiADKN Drra Won by a malortty of
Id agalnat the aaloon and 9 agalnat the
pool hall. J. A. Denton, J. P. Kropp and
If. H. McCoy were elected trnaleea for a
two-year term, and G. H. Phalpe for a
one-year term. Tha town waa wet laat
jrer.
ACBCruv Auourn went dry ny a pin
orlty of OJ vote The Inltlaflve and
referendum waa adopted by a larra ma
jority. W. P. Freeman waa elected
mayor; A. M Fuiglea, treaaurer; .W. B.
inner, city clerk.
REPUBLICAN CITT Remihllcan Cltv'a
election report: Two truateea elected.
Piialnoa men's ticket, E. O. raub
lan 17: o, D. llanaon, 49. Citl
ren'a ticket, W. It. Waahmirn. M;
Jamea F. Thomas, 43. The ordinance pro
hibiting the aale or giving away of In
tolcetlnif llfiior; Agalnat, 42; for, 4L
CRETB F,dward W. Parkey waa re
elected mayor here yeaterday by a ma
Jority of ni. Thera ana no rpeetal laaua
voted upon at thia election. The aaloon
wiak not a vital queatlon and tha town
remain a wet.
Loia Vltr Bry for Firat Tlnaa.
IX)UP CITT For tha firat tlrno In the
li'.etury of thia city it went dry. The
vote waa IN to 11. A. Al'en was
elected mnyor: Pater Rowe, clerk; T. W.
O. Wolfe, city engineer: I Hansen, trena
il rer, and H. R. U. Wlillama, police Judge.
The propoaition for aewer bonda in the
aum of $10,000 carried by a vota of W6
to 11L
WIIjBKR Joaeph Cerny, Wllllarn Ro
hacek and ft. A. Bhetak were alerted
truateea without oppoaitlon. Lena than
one-half the votera came to the polle.
MADISON The citlr.ena' ticket waa
unanimously elected, conrlatlns; of: W.
H. Field, mayor; C. 3. Kortman, treaa
urer; F. J. Danker, clerk: A. J. Thatch,
city engineer. Ucenaer waa not an laaue.
City la wet
WN'HAR Dr. W. avlea Gibbon and
E. B. Weat were atacted vlllajte truateea.
T.INDRAY-V. lAUeaen and John Muck
were elected village truateea. No laauea
up. The town remalna wet.
WATERLOO-. A. Stengleln ani T. D.
Todd were elected memhera of the town
board Tueaday. No' aide laauea. Board
favor lloenae,
GRANT Owen Ptockton and Frank
Yenne were elected trustee. Bonda for
II2.S0O for city to own water and electric
llRht ayatem earned. Sunday baaa bail
In tha village of Grant loat.
KYRACIJ8K D. August Halm and Wal
ter F. Net f were elected memhera of the
town board for two yeara. fcyraruea la
atill a llcenae town. Tha chief oonteat
waa on the referendum vote of the peo
ple aa to whether tha board ahould call
a bond election for two out of three pub
lic lmprovemento. Theae ware extension
of the water ayatem, elertrio llahta ana
aewer ayatem. Tha vote reauneo in i"
two firat being carried by a vote of 142
and , respectively, whila eewera receivea
only 43.
MTrOntri'ft.'n-Tt. W. FTiItTffa waa Ta
-lcte.l mayor by a mamritv of in votoa.
City hall bon.la of fVW acoepiea uj a
majority of 20 votea.
TTWCA n. 1. Wood. cltHiena" tickit.
waa elected mayor over Dr. . If. Lewis
by a majority of 200. N. Knerl, treaa
urer; Charlca Auge.. clerk: O. V.. Wal
brek. police judge. Flectrlc light fran
chiae propoaition carried by largo ma
jority. City ta atill dry
NKWCASTLK City went dry first time
In Ita history by a majority of t . ,
rrtRTIOhN Henrv Bay. Clyde TlelUs-
ter and Henry Kaamuas were elocte.1 vil
lage truateea. License not an laaue. ion
ia wet.
HASTINGS William Madgett, . large
rroperty owner, will become Hastings'
newsboy mayor" next week. He won
out over C. G. Ingraharn, the Incuml'ent
yeaterday by 1 votes. Madrett. who
used to sell papers on the at reel a. is now
one of the largest taxpayers in the city.
H.gti license won out by 163, a notmal
majority. Candidates for tne Board ot
Fducatlon oppoead to the Barr admlnla
tratlon wera elected by -good maioiitlea.
This contest aaa complicated with the
fight on a proposed achoot bond laaue to
be voted on April 20, The aucceaaful can
didates are opposed to the bonda, which
are expected to be defeated.
MTTLDKN-C. C. Campbell.' R. 'M.
Pierce, W. B. Adama. A. O. Humpbff
and V. T. Morrison, present no license
hoard, were re-elected. Ten thousand
dollar water bonds mot defeat.
CURTIS Linn McCawtn and Dim Ire
land wera elected new members, of, the
city board. City atill remain In tha dry
Hat.
STORZ GENUINE BOCK BEER,
Our brew thia season la exceptionally
rood. Wa have yet to taste Ita equal.
Try It down town. Send a case home for
tha family. Photva Chaav Storx. Web. 12B0.
:
Women! :
Do. you desire a neat,
fashionable Shoe?
Onothat finishes off your appcatance, not
only because it is in the mode, but because
it is fitted to your foot as well as suited' to
the rest of your outfit.
That's What We Can Offer Women at
That and Nothing? Less. . , '
Of course we have other qualities, but t $4. 00 tha as
aortment Is larger and value particularly aaserts ltielf,
.. . Take tbe Elevator to the Second Floor.
. OMAHA'S FASTEST GROWING STORE. .
1516-18-20 FARNAM STREET.
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party elected. No change an aaloon quji
Uon dry by H , . j .
AelllAND By a roalorlty of Ash
land ' ramainad ta tha dry column ' today,,
a ln of Inn ovar laat yaar and tha filth
coneecutlve dry vlciory.; Mayor Thomas
Dally waa m-elncted by a' mnjorny of nu
ovfr B. J. Hose. Dr. J. M. Moaa waa
elected rounciliiuin .In' tha First ward by
7 ever It. a pwn. : Aunday ta.aar ball cajri
ried by II majority, ) . '! 1
RKD cU1i r-Rad CWid remalna irV
by an tnureascd ruajotity,- ,lr. l'.ober!
l'nmera! waa re-aiected mayor on pie
cliiaena1 ticket. C. J. I'ope and Dr.. C.,. 11
i roea wera elected ntaiubrra vt the Bura!
of Kducatloa. ' 1 ' .
WCOOK-McCook went wet today by a
majority of forty votea. On tha rvpuhlioan
ticket, klayor Ivawrilaon, waa ra-clectad.
toncther with pracUally all of tha pna-
t city ouu-lala ajecooh now haa at
aaloona.
Wakoo BeeoBtea . Wet. f.. ..
WAHOTV-Tha cltlaena' randidata for
mayor, William J. Uehr, waa elected ever
tne municipal concil iate, r . M. iLiCTeery,
by a majority of eiKhtV-nlne votaa'- Both
anuiunira wera tepublb ana but runnma
aa yindiilutra on Ivx al oraniilULtlona. I ba
iowii, wmuri mi ditii-ory ine last year.
ant wt-i py a majority of twenty-one
oira.
KKARNEY Kearney went drv In th
rienitn louy, ucrnee Winf defeated by
vutea, lliua puttlna; the aabion out of
uatp. oa in true city. I. , w. KkiOley waa
t.l mayor of the illy by a attiall
wjority, aiproxunati.y seventeen voua
tuur lui iiier councllmen. lio wen.
ruimiiiK tor re-election, were all defeated
IKH, UKl.lir. John Itrasa, temtieranca
randldate for the-office of mayor, aaa
lectrd today by a inajurtty of 121 votea
uvr hla otiponrnt. 1'ctrr klUler of tha
rvpubllcan-deiiiixrattc party. HolJre
till tiuuuu , til , the laaue not beiuf
voted - on
MlLXRl-Mllford returna W. O. liar-
old, mayor, cltlaena uu.u, dry; no
chant.
brJ'INU WAThll-F. II. Holder waa
elected mayor on the bualneaa temnefanca
ticket to aerva hla nintli term. Tha-Car-
necia library qurotlan waa defeated, by
vota of li to la. Mra F. 11. ilorJ,
and 3. I'avla were elected iHi-nibeia
of the S'bool board. About thirty women
of tlae ton Voted on thia ticket.
H1L-.NKV ThrW nundted and aiity-thrre
vou wera cast at tlta city eleotion lo
dnv. The aria won. by a majority of
thirty-one. This la the firat tuu tlat
laaua haa been raised here. .
Alkloa lm Ury.
ALJJION Thia city today chanted from
wi w ary ay taenty-aovea uiajVrUy.
Thov followlnc offu-era -ra eielvd: S.
r. J'aM, mayor; Kobert Urn. clerk;
... i-mj, u".ur.r; r. at. Miuck. en
alaeer: T. 3. Matthewa. A. V. lad
couuollmen; Krank liu and A A.-Mrv.
ra. ineftibera of tha board of .-ii. ii,.ii
OtNICVAUenava went dry by ituu
tw majority oa referendum vota. It
AKi.j.UTOii- H. Lock man. J. D.
jsewcorun, u. iiaaen, count II man, re
nii i'ry. oy aevanlern votes.
f AiKMONT All caiilllara of ' te
rliijMiia l-4irty were eln-tr;1 The vote
atiM.U: MaVvr. McAlMn j-iO, AWtu,
iii'iprllinrn, Hr.t ward. Low,ien,".. .
Vv iiu yciib, IS, !rv.i.nj waid. llaak V. So
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BEAUFORT is the
M -naiie ; of that iiKiippiedi'
taUdng about
: Note the original collar and lapel, the
natural shoulders innocent of padding;
the shaped bodv with miHbry high
waist effect; thefive button waistcoat
worn with the top button open
This b one of the most popular models ever
produced for young men. It doesn't take them
long to know when a suit strikes the right note,
registers all the new style essentials and has
the effect they are after. x
Young men know what they want and who
is producing it ; They saw in tie work of this
House as early as last season the first hint of the
new military styles which tells .them plainly
enough where to look for these fashions this Spring.
It is this knack of design, quite as much as
the nicety of fit and tailoring, that young men
recognize in the BEAUFORT, that makes them
strong for Kuppenheimer Styles and go out of
their way if necessary to find them.
' Prices $20 to $40
Kuppenbehner Qctlies are sold by a represent
ative store in nearly every MetroDoUtan center cf
the. United States and Canada. Your name on a
post card will bring you our Book c! Fashions.
THE HOUSE OF KUPPENHEIMER
CHICAGO
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in Omaha
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