TTIE BEE: OMAIt TUESDAY, Al'RIL llUf!.
3
Nebraska
RANDALL LEADS IN
rv
?ase Both Clarke and Johnion in
Conteat for Nomination for
Railway Commiwioner.
SUPREME JUDGES GETTING CLOSE
i'time of the clown racea, for noml
i mion by the voter of Nebraska are
iklfiu on decided Intoreiit a re-
fill of later return, which are etlll
cinlnc xlowly,
'""" rcpublh an honiltmtlnn for the
f' '" of railway conimba'oner Charles
Randal) i nn puiiri! a. hi ad t both Jlenrv
T. ' Itritc nnd Walter Johnson, unit now
it lliB bl(j(ffl lend uny of Ihn rim
ml'ints ha yet shown, The vole front
ifl n-tn counties ghc: Kmi'lnll, 1,0?
. lel!(C, 1'i,4l!; Julinxon, IJ,Jt,
iillrin Is now Iwdltuf M (.-Kelvin ly l.Tol
'"(( the nomination for governor on th
iiiililli'Hn ticket, Their vote 1. Sutton
M?r. MrKelvl. 27,12,
C ummlns hn lead of 1.30 over ford
'or tin presidential endorsement; Cum
min, So,il; Ford, Ifi.V.
TV race fur sixth plac for Judge of
the supreme court Id gelling very close,
liweri limit nni' Sedgwick, Dean hai
nulled shove Hasting fur second place.
Die VOtf- from forty counties for Jild'itO
'( the supreme court is:
'lit'f Justice (two to ti ri(iilnit"dit
Fswcctt M.l If Mi 11 rlssey IW,7
.tseoume justices mix 10 in- tmmiiiaroni
nrulali ,,,, .''c.'lfV Hcdnwli k ?",7H4
loan .':!, Til' Hon! ,,,,, 20, W
llssllur V.'.f't ' ion Hif,t
nsrrie ,,,, Zl,';t4 rainier 17, an
.M' tin i'l.sai Kiilioon iz,i;ji
I loin suty in aoseniy t'ouritin Willi
trvrnl'Ou scatter! d precinct (five tint
dlowlnx tahulMloii:
FOR I'MTKH STACKS SKXATOH.
Itl'.l'rilLll.'AX, I liKMOCUAT.
K niifily , 'M,a Hitchcock 41. 'Mil
.tinned , i:i,ln Oilim 'M,Vil
KOI! NATIONAL ('OMMITTF.F.M AN.
Ifl'I'l BI.ICAN. I Iil-.AIOCIIAT.
Howell Z!MV Mullen 'X1
AlcGrcw Ifl.i!; I mhlliuin ...... ,i'i,'i
FOR IM'TLFGATIiS-AT-DARGF.,
DKM H HAT.
Thompson , , . .,M,KH. I'lntll 27.M7
Price ,Wi,r,7?.; Bryan ,,,,, 2H.ua
Oldl.am M.mn Cone 'iifm
Thorns ,.??Ml
V K uovuhnor.
RF.PCJIUCAV, I lK.M:rUT.
pillion .(, Nutlll 37.071
.tcKJv'le ,iV,.'.;ri Krytin 27, 1
Allien ,,.I.7ZX
leoig h,h;i
Mdiii-tt t,l3t
IlKIM'HMtrAN.
rrd 1H,7:! Iltiiih- W.SJW
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uinjiili.M W.i.KI!
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Cook 3I.7M JJevtlon 23,413
Oiirrlc aM,l t
f'OH i I TK1 "TENANT OOVK1TNOR.
HKI'ltiLICAN. ! t;KMOCJlAT.
HlHimwdy ...,.2l,7Vi Pcamnri KIWft
Kil'hul M.W Hownrrl 24,y.'i
Nordurcn 12,723 Hnnnlinf ,, ll.M
rnn hki-rktaby ok btatr
ma-unLicAN'. i ukmociut.
A. Malic 1,iilool , 82.7M
Finlth I2,r.iOi
NV, H. Walte.., ,Ha
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KOIl AUDITOR,
KKIf W.tCAX. I KKMOCRAT.
Minor 2l.l.'l!imlth ,..1,717
AiHian ij,?,.;:s
FUU TltKAHl'RF.R.
RKPrilUFAN ! OKMOCIUT
HffVHolda JJ.WS! Adam 22.44
llawi'.' iS.m. Mall ..zs.eu
T'Oft ATTOHXEV OKN'EriAU
KKI'I IlLU AX ! l)i;MOCHAT
("vof. ., 23,04.1 lt(il ,.,,.27,Klfl
llal.lfiaoii ,,,.o,l' Her ., 22,444
Al(U'il'ry ,.,.I0,M
'Oll I.AXP COMMIBHIOVrW.
riKrriJMCA.v i ikmocrat
H-knmn Sl.imi KIIrit ,21
Uclnm , .1ll Hlniniway w.m
l oi.ke ..16'H Zimmerman ...I.I.M4
lObf.rmnn 10,027
Candidates File '
Their Expense Bills
rotn a Staff Correnpomlunt )
I.I.NtrOLN", April 24-(8pcclal.)i;x.
imr.au fllhiiii contiua I" thli mornlnu to
llio of ft' of llio arcrciary of male show
that If coot Arthur Mullen of Omaha
WP.4A to defeat .Mr, Bryan'a cholca for
dry natlunal t'ommlttraman, Mayor
Dahlman, Olnt r flllnga nhow a follow:
I. II. Ituritea, niaiieati Jtutlce anprrinn
inoit, is,,.i, Harry Ariunw, dmnocrat,
laif treiiktiip, Jn.; .. M. Ilnaunai.
noelufn JimiiiK. 11132; W. II, ttevnohU,
leiiiilillenii, t ,i t IrraauiPr, H4,'.u',; Aii-
lrrw t'loin. ilenim rl, railway comniia.
alotier, iH; I,. I. lyiilnhy, iieinoeiat,
eniiyrei.. 'l'.'. I'.. It. 'Ininuriiinn, demo
einl, IbikI roninilniilorii'l,
Aurora Will Have
PublieGolf Links
.! ll'iMA. Neb , April -if pe, bil l - W.
I l arlt-y la eraanuint a nf club ti
'u-"ln ami iiurl in liHtc link InlJ
out In Mm . Irr park In a xhoi t tune. Mni
Him have rtauiiiifit l;.u park ilnlare
ll.nt link of an tt.f-Deitt kind ihii be In
aie,l Iri Atirnra a apb ndiil new pirk lylna
inn hmiti tf the vlty Thia park w
piem tiled to Annua Uit l elouaiy lv
Mm .lulu M Mielrr and name. I
elrei fir pmk In meimiry i.f hr liuabatid,
Wllllaii) II Hir-'eter,
POSTAL CLERKS' RETIREMENT
BILL ENDORSED BY THEM
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Nominees for Nebraska Legislature
Selected at Primaries Last Tuesday
i NAMED FOR
iMnlriet. Kepubllraii.
I. li kh aril Nal, Auburn.
1. A. K, Klurm, Nehawka.
3. Frank J. Tolak, Wahoo.
4. Harry Harkrtt, Omaha,
ft, C. Miner, Omaha.
J, M, McFarland, Omaha.
Franklin B. Whotwcll, Omaha.
C'lmrlea U Hanndi'in, Omaha,
5. II. II. Meyer, Fontunelle.
6. F, F. llaitue, Kmrraon,
7. No filing.
I. Charlea Huden, Croflon.
9. W. II. llllan, Albion.
10. V. U Morton, Stanton,
11.
12. John r, Htola, Mllford. i
W. Ftlwln Jeary, I,lneoln,
(', . Warner, L neoln.
14, Adam Mi'Mullen, Wymor.
iti. Thonisa I.ihiiem, lielvldera.
1H. K, 3, Hplrk, Wllher.
17, r. K. Hitndull, York.
15. No flllim.
lit. I. ), Kvana, Keneaaw,
$. J. H, Miitlor, Huperlor.
21. J, V, llHimnond, ('niiibrMia,
22. o, II, rimlth, Kearney,
23. (I. F W'ftterhury, Kerwyn.
21 Jiinepli Malrlaek, Atklnaon.
2.'i. I). M, Iioiitlintt, Overton,
2ii. .', W, Meeker, Imperial.
27. II, K. llunliee, Klmhiill,
2H J, K Foi ter, Crawford.
NAMFD FOR
Jdnrlit, RepiiblbMn,
1. Harry Ford.
2. F. K, tlood,
3 1, W, Ileneker,
4. V. T. Parkliiann, l'awnn Clly,
u. J, M, Melville, HterlltiK.
i. t'alrlek Itoddy, Nebranka. Dty.
7. I'nder ided.
I. Fdwln Zlmmeter, Nebrnaka City,
9. Frod Ike,
10. II. A, Fouler, Otnalia.
Jolm firaon, Omaha.
.1. F. ilureaa, Otnahu.
It, ('.. lirenaedow, Onialm.
.Vein I.iiiiduren, Omalia.
Jamea Walali, Onmlia,
Joaeph Sherman, Omaha,
I'atrlek Tralnor, Omaha.
John V, 4'ooper, Omaha.
W', J. Norman, Omaha.
K, A. Smith, Omaha,
Jamea Allen, Omalia,
11, J. II, Miller, Kcnnard.
12, J, F. aldt, Tekamah.
13. A, W. Charnbera, Wlnnebafo,
14, Iteturna not In. "
15. II. J, Niirnberger.
I. Iteturna not complete.
17. No fllln.
. J. T, Mndberg, FJeln.
16, C, K, Manxer.
20. Orant S. Meara, Carroll.
21. II. II. I'eaa, Ileemer,
22. Hunry Itehrenda, Tlnemer.
23. J. C.f Wllaon;
24. Iteturna Incomplete.
2li, No filing-.
26. No' filing.
27. No filing.
28. Myer.
Flam.
21). -'. M, !ema.r, Wahoo,
50. C, r. I'eteraon,
A. K, Hiitton,
Italpli Moaeley. I
Iionard Flannbcig,
Klllott Iw.
C. M.' Parker.
ti. Uwlght Dalbey, ,
Qeorge Stelnmeyer, Beatrlee.
32, Return Incomplete.
53. Willi.
24. Thoma Conley, FaJrburj .
Z'.i. Frank Plait.
8. Albert Liggett, ftlca.
37. I., E. Ludden,
1. a, W. Fuller, Seward,
39. Oram notiglaxa, Oeeeola.
40. N. ti. fitragm.
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42. H. T.. McDowell, Clay Center.
43. .T. M. Ward, Geneva.
44. Perry Reld, Aurora.
43. W. K. Moore, Nelaon.
4(1. N. F, Itlcharda.
47, Krlck Johnnon.
Fred O. Johnson.
48, A. U Hcuddcr, Wood River.
Io fituhr, Orand Inland.
49, Rcturna Incomplete.
V). Iteturna Incomplete.
51. Iteturna Incomplete.
No filing.
VI. Oennla II. Cronln. O'Neill.
54. John R. Beatty. Butte.
iVi. II. J. White, Alnnworth.
s. Jin G. Brener, Ord.
r.7. No filing.
fJt. Iteturna Incomplete.
. M. A. Iloatetler, Shelton.
o, Iteturna incomplete.
61. W, r, tiorsey, Bloomlnglon
62. II. T. Moore.
Kl, ft. F. Anderaon, llnldrege.
H4. John Fulti. Heaver City.
. S. V, Clark. Hartley.
W. Oeorse (', Jnnkltl, Mnnrefield
11?, W. M, Ktcbhlin, tlotheiibmg
t. Iteturna Incomplete.
;. II. V., Tweedy, Trenton
TO Jonepli t)ler, F.nterptlee,
Tl. I'. A. lie Inner. Theilfonl
T.'. tlenrgs IV Tracewell
Tl. W. It, IUir. Alliance
Tl .1. W, tiood, Cliailroti,
T .. F. I). Mearna, .-tt a Bluff
Tl, W, 1 l'at' , I jiilii M.li.
Ti (Ilium Woodhurat, North Piute
Floods Force the
Germans to Yield
Captured Territory
M :l IK, April .'I -i Via, lmt-n i tlsr.
man f.,f, rs Mr .iiii'ltif.l .i visi 'iata
Rtwllf wiiii In ml..! en lli I .'i-n.sli k
V l"a a l n a i i.t n f tti(ii fi,..s
t.tiK i, .le tli. r I ...i.,l..,i ..f (I,
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STATE 81SNATORS.
Democrat.
U C. Edward".
John Mattea, Nebraska City.
J. M. Oatea, Fort Crook.
Tom lloctor, Omaha.
J. M. Tanner, Omaha.
John II. Bennett, Omaha.
John Morality, Omaha.
It, C. Strehlow. Omaha.
Wallace II. Wllaon, Fremont.
No filing.
Philip II. Kohl, Wayna.
William fooat, Magnet.
. F, Bare, Clearwater.
John It, Henry, Howell.
I I,. Albert, Columbus.
('. W, Doty, Heaver Croaalng,
A, J. Sawyer, Lincoln. ,
Clark Oberllea, Inroln.
Julius Neumann, Wymor.
Wllllom Orueber, Byron.
F. Sklpton, fhlckley.
J. 11. ravldaon, Aurora.
J. II. Huhrman, St. IJbory.
W, K, Hager, Ilaatlnga.
C. IT, Samuelaon, lllldreth,
J, M. Grace, Manrot.
Charlea Chappell, Mlnden.
f. W. Real, Broken How,
John R. Robertaon, Jpy
Xo filing.
, Willi Wllaon, Curt!,
C. J. Colllna, Collin.
II, K, Feltner,
rt f; P B F B IT N T A T 1 V F, 8 ,
fiemocrat.
William Belahick, Falls City.
.1, T, Swan, Auburn.
Hare undecided,
C K. Andcraon, Table Rock.
A. N. iiafoe, Nebraska City,
G, W. Ildlgh, Nebraska City.
I,. A. Tyaon.
1,. O. Todd. I'nlon.
Jacob Saaa, ChullVi.
II. C, Richmond, Omaha.
J, II. f'raddocj, Omaha.
Jnmca Bulla, Omaha.
II, A. Schneider, Omaha.
.1, II, Hopkins, Omaha.
Francla Goodall, Omaha.
Jerry Jelen, Omaha.
Jena Netlaon, Omaha.
John J. Shannon, Omaha,
Jerry Howard, Omaha,
Frank Keegan, Omaha.
Joseph M, fyovaley, Omaha
J, C, Jenaen, Blair.
.'. W, Orr, Craig.
J, W, McAlllater, Dakota City.
L. T. Fleetwood.
J. II, Relfenrath, Crofton.
.1. G. Crlnkltrw, Nellgh,
F. Fucha.
C, J, Itundell.
I erd Koclt, Weat Polnti
Lincoln Riley, Wianer.
J runes Atitcn,
i ' a i lea Kegelke.
II. C. Regan, Platte Center,
.1. II. Hlndrlar, IIowclll,
i:. Schaffer,
W. J. Dau, Hooper.
G. M. Meredith, Ashland.
George Walte,
K C. Kemble,
H. Miller.
Roy Blckford,
Paul Gnss. -William
Foater.
Chaae Burrows, Beatrice.
J. W. McKlaalck, Bcatrtca.
Klutren.
Jamea McGulr, Wyntore.
George Hunt.
I'lilllp Ma'trer, Beaver Croaaing.
Mcholaa Meysenburg, David City.
A, Campbell, Seward.
.1. S. Norton, Polk,
Herman Dlera, Oresham.
Walter Howarth, Fjieter.
If. A, Bwanaon, Clay Center.
O, C. Hedford, Genet a.
,1. T. Voorhee.
George. Jiickaon, Nelson
tj. W. I.lndsey. Red Cloud
.1 C. Snyder, Hastings.
A. J. Van Avery.
M. II. O'Malley, Aids.
C. E. B;illa, Grand b'.
I. C. llarha, Jreeh ,
W. H. Bedford.
'hrla Anderson, lltt-l"
Xo filing.
J. A. Ollls. Ord.
Solon M. Fries. Dannebn t
I K. Ha rrla.
Da v id McCracken.
Theodore Muhn.
I. c. Funk, Funk.
J W. Krlley, Ileal er I 'ill .
It. F, ciehwitb. Lebanon.
lbert I.altouiity, Moorefn Id
I. IT. Jaeitbaon, Islington
J M. ITwInj;. Benkelman
l-'red lloffntaister, linpfini
t C. fillver, erne, a
T. ', Hornby, Valentine
I !d Tlinniaa. Alllsme
' (utiles Naylr, i liaitron
i buries 1 1, tlreen Hsiard
rt'int,
Lunelle Ileal.
ei M.tams F M H O Unii, prsat
lletlt, F. l Stotlnp, srrf.tniy, . )(f.,
treat. e,, ., il i,p, fl r t 1 1. pretl-
, dent. J V, i.M. se, ,tii, il. pretbUnl
i K. iv l'un, third vi a 1"'!'ImiI.
THE FINEST KIDNEY,
REMEOr IN THE COUNTRY
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Nebraska
RAIL BOARD WINS
IN FIRST ROUND
Supreme Court on Order Nineteen
Fixei Time to File
Briefs.
TIME ALSO FIXED FOR REPLY
(From a Staff Cnrreaixinilniit.)
LINCOLN, April 24, - I fipei ll ) The
controversy between the (iltorney general
and the Stale Railway comininsloii took
another turn this mottling when the su
preme court ruled in favor i,f tlm lulter
In Ita motion before the court to set
aside Ita former order nui I" arier mi
agreement by the attorney general ivl'h
Iho railroads setting tlm hearing In Hie
rale case, covering Order No, l!i. to Sep
tember, not.
The railway commission pmiesled and
was given a hearing on the protest lnt
week In which aevrral charges Were iiiiide
pro and con, some of (hem jnipiirtiuit
from (he pro standpoint and others shott
ing considerable con. The court this
morning decides In favor of the riuiiiiils.
alon and gives the railroad until July
16 to file briefs, the communion until
September 16 to anawer by brief nnd the
railroada until October 16 to reply.
Fnder the agreement made with Hie
railroads by the allonuy general, o
which tho railway comnilnf Ion objected.
after the a bow preliminaries hud lieen
gone through with the hearing lit the
matter would have not come Yff until
along aome time not year,
Hnrreil Takes Depositions.
Deputy Attonrey General Dexter Hue
rett la In Ondlnnapolla this week, tailing
deposition In tho controversy between
the state and owners of what Is known
ai th lyiiten patents, covering construc
tion of cement and mnrreta bridges. Mr.
Barrett baa been working on this fuse
for some time and I gathering In nil
!ha evidence ha can In an effort to show
that the atata has a right to use the
methods It does In concrete work on It
brldgea and dea not Infringe on any
right of ny other proposition.
Thomas tn nhtlllo.
Stat Superintendent Thoma enp.-els
to go to Naahvllle, Term., this week to
attend a meeting of the Mississippi Val
ley Historical aaaoclatlon, which meet
In that city on Thursday and Friday of
thl week. Dr. Thomas has been In
vited to apeak on Nebraska blsioiy.
Connlle kenil I'nuils,
Tw counties made remittances to the
atate auditor today on their old Insane
account, Boone sending In $,rT2, wbl'h
clean up the original debt of about $."i,i",
and Oreeley remlla $l2 as a payment on
the claim against that county.
Ilnrman licla Halloa,
Food and Oil Commissioner C. K. liar-
man baa secured a ruling from the at
torney general covering his right to pat
premium on bonds Issued to hix km! ft
ant Inapectora. The attorney general rules
SPassenqer
tTourincj Car
F.O.li.
nOAPSTFFl e., ILOVi
YFAR- ItOlMi TOl HINi, ("Alt, II,
t tassfngfu Torniva CAR,
TKMt-'b'Ol M rOlTK l,ti
Nebraska
j ilinl he ran pay premium on these lioinli
I from fee of the office, Tho premium
niiiount to ll.t. .',0 on each bond.
tanilat In Male llonse.
Some Individual entered the slitte house
In night and going to the fourth floor
kicked out a larire number of pickets
placed In the arches, which bold up the
dome. Tlii'H" pickets are placed thpee
lit prevent children fiom falling through
to the floor below, tni the north arch
three plckels were kicked out, one the
eal three mote, on the cunt side six
mid on the south side nearly all of them
were knocked out. The pickets were act
In n groove at the boitom and nulled
In place i,y n null throiixh Cie railing on
lop and It Is difficult lo understand how
nil the il'iimiue could have been made
without the night natch hearing the
noise, but he d'd not,
The Strange
Case of
By Frederick Lewis, Author of :: Pictures by
What Happened to Mary":; Essanay
Th Oast of Character (or
TUB BTRAW&H CAIB Or MAST
.FAOB.
rtiillp Un.t,,n, tiirusi fnr Dersnsa,
Is Ims aim w.i, ...... iivurv Wtnbsll
start l', Uiesiilisl slst, sci'UsmI ol
, aiuoler h,,!,,, u,r
iai l',.,i, purm.r of Mr, Us aua
lis Is ai-(.'UM.iJ of niirilerlns ,
t.1nr AlilBSfuliS
r. II I'snlns. tiKslrlisI n.iinin
" - lisrrr Punliliistia
I'M.t.culim Aiinrner Jol.a II. Duswr
Inn l'as, Marr's faiher fisns liarua
Wn. I n,., Mary i motlisr
, Krsnkls IUrmiii4
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I IHI'TFIl XV,
'Tliiitik God!" cried lngilon, nod drew
Ms chair close to that ol Daniel.
When they entered tho court room to
gether an hour laler every Irae of
nntlelv and uf feting had been wlied
from I.nngdoir fae.
lie looked buoyantly young, and when
he pasHcil Miry he whispered something
lo her Hint brought n light to her eye,
too, iitid, though there was surprise, there
was no fear on her fale when she herself
was cnllud a Iho first, witness of the day.
''Mis J'iigj," aiild I-uttgdon In tlm
vibrantly happy voice, of one who sirs
success Just ahead, 'on Ihe night when
you went Into (lie urny sulle from the
liawiuet room wer jolt wenring or carry
ing your cloak ?"
"I sllp ed l on us I cume Into the hall.
I carried my gloves nnd my evening bug,"
"Did joit sen Mr.. Pollock llio minute
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Detroit
Nebraska
SAUNDERS IN CAPITAL
TO VISIT HIS SISTER
(From a StaH1 Correspondent.)
WAHIHXOTilV, April 24.-(preal Telf-
j Krnni ) Charlie I Sn under arrived 'n
Washington yesterday to accompany his
mother l ack to Omaha nnd to vlatt h'n
J slater, Mrs. Itucl T. Harrison. Mr.
' Saundi r saj a the vo'e in Nebraska wou'd
Itullcale that this is a republican year.
l'n tins tuck-, em.
CI1ADROV, Neb., April 21. -(Special. 1
Hurry Fahnxlorfc, son of the Water
criiitmlssiniier of Cluidron. wn tnnrried
to .MIms Grace Nern nl the residence of
the bride's parent at Gordon, Neb.
After a vlrtlt here nt the groom' old
home they will live on the homealend
reeintly aciiulrrd by the groom In ( hetrj
county.
Mary Page
J 0 I i iilered Hie loom?"
"No."
"What did you do?"
"I ullpped off yie cloak fuahl because
It wn wiiriii and laid II on a chair with
my cIovbh and hag."
"Wlicia was Hint chair."
The iiicMilon snapped like a whip lash,
and for a moment Mary hesitated.
"I'm lint unite sure," aim said slowly;
(Inn, wltlt more assurance: "Why, ye,
I win! H wn toward the door into the
other room Derails Il waa then that I
uw .Mr, Pollock come out."
"And you retreated?"
"Yes." Tlm answer w breathed rather
I ban spoken, but Langdon pushed on, loo
enger to spare her,
"Did he come toward you?"
"Vr."
"Did be follow you no far that he came
between you and that chair?"
"Why, of course, lie-he-csoie ikhl
up to ni."
She shuddered and hid her face In her
hands, a the tide of recollection swept
over her, but Isingdon bnd only one more
question.
"Then In order lo secuie the revolver
front your but, you would have lind ti
push past hlin nnd secure the bag from
under your cloak, would you not?"
"Ve. But I-l-don'l remember what
happened."
"That la all, thank you, Miss Page."
aald Lnnsdoii, and turning to the hnlllff
lie added brlNkly;
"Call Mr. Daniels,"
A ariisc of something big linpenlii';
stirred Ihe spectator and the Jury alike
innd tlm Judge himself, keenly nllve lo
Hint new note In Lnngdon voice, turned
ilcllliernle'y In hi ehiiir na Ditulils fiesa i
hla testimony.
Fveryone In the room leaned forward,
tense ulili excitement.
(To He Continued Tomorrow.)
FTHR all, performance, real econ
omy, comfort and quality count far
Li more than extra cylinders don't
they? If you really feel, deep down
in your heart, that they do, take one ride in
the I lupmobilc.
No other service like Hup
mobile free-coupon scrvic-
On tho lait mitlinctl almvo, iiniioliil pcnlir! arf
'Ittini; n ItiL''T Itiisiiii v thin f-prin; than rvr before,
PliH hraiM'li (untroK i imo ti rritorv now without rpprC'
Mita1ion, ami it offer not only tb upmolit nt jrood
al H jMHiwitiont hut hratn-h facililit'i on car nnd parts,
aiitl ix newspaper advrrtiin,4 cauipaii;u of uphitou
Hupmobilc Co. of Nebraska
ku tuttv wihu.t.svrK m;i u
2034 larnam .Street, Omaha
McShanc Motor Company
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Nebraska
Break Neolt In Fall.
COLVMEFS, Neb., April 24.-(Speelsl
Tolegram.)-f:arneat, aged 23, son of Mr.
and Mr. Doula Meyers, living eighteen
mile north of here, was found dead thl
morning In a pasture near hla home,
with a broken neck. He left home yester
day at 9 o'clock to go to a neighbor'
house. Ilia horse returned thl morning
I without a rider.
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! SAYS HOT WATER
WASHES POISONS
FROM THE LIVER
Evaryon should drink hot wgtsr
with phopht In It,
befort breakfast.
lo (eel hs fine a the proverbial fiddle,
we must, keep the liver waahed clean,
n'liiost every morning, to prevent Us
spotixc like, pores from clogging with In-
digestible material. our bile and pois
onous to). I ts, sa, ii noted physician.
If you get headn liee, It your liver.
H you ttitrlt cold easily, It a your liver.
If you witke up with a bad taste, furred -tongue,
nnsty breath or siomach beoms
rancid, it's your liver. Sallow kln,
muddy rnmplralun, watory eye all da--lioto
liver iincleaitllness. Vour liver Is
the most Important, also Ihe moat abused
anil neglected organ of the body, Few
know It functions or how to release th
dnmmed-iip body waste, bile and toxin
Most folk resort to calomel, which Is a
dangerous, salivating chemical which can
only he used occasionally bees use It so
rumuluti's In the tissue, also attacks Hie
bone.
Kveiy ninit or woman, alck or well,
should drink each morning befor break
fa!, a gluss of hot water with a tea
spoonful of limestone phosphate In it, to
wash from the liver and bowel th pre
vln.is day's indigestible insierlnl, the
poisons, sour Idle and toxins; thus cleans
IriK, sweetening and freshening the entlis
alimentary canal before lulling more
food lilt n Ilia stomach.
Llinexloiie phosphate) doe not restrict
llle il, t tike calomel, because It cannot
tnllvale, for It la harmless and you rsn
net anything afterwards. It I Inexpen
sive and almost tnslele, and any phar
macist will "ll yon a quarter pound,
which i sufficient for a demonstration
of how hot water and limestone phns
I'linin cleans, stimulate and freshen the
liver, keeping- you feeling fit day in and
(Inv nut.-- Advertisement,
Bell-ans
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. Onepackage
proves it 25c at all druggists.
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