Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 19, 1901, Page 2

Telephones 618 and choi the city. We bave gained the reputation for fin Much attention has been given to elaborate Swiss matched sets for dress trim- at patterns in both Swiss and nainsook fs very mings, while the line of small n complete. In fact we are headquarte all-overs, edgings, insortings, Bpeclal attention is given to dainty Before deciding on a gradv whether you intend come to look will remain to buy WE CLO 8ol agents for “La Vida,’ SHE ONCE LIVED IN LINCOLN Mra. Margaret Simmons N with LINCOLN, Jan. 18.—~(Special Telegram.) Mrs. Margaret Simmons, who was declared by a coroner's Jury in Chicago to be sponsible for the death of Jennle Malla a young girl in St. Elizabeth hospital in that city, was formerly a resident of Lin coln and a leader In social circles. She wag fhen the wite of Dr. G. H. Simmons. now_edifor of a Jourgal published in Chi cago by ‘the American Medical ass6uiation Bhe .was divorced from her hustand geveral years ago und has since becn medié¢ine ‘i Clicago. . Mrs. Simmons wa3 held 'to the grand jury without bail amd is now in jutl. The dnpotincement of the af falr has créated a sensation hers among Mrs. Stmmons’ friends, who remember ber as a blushing, the center of Lincoln soctal life. The offense with which she is charged is malpractice. For Lincoln Day Banquet. The Young Men's Republican club has an nounced a partlal list of speakers for its annual Lincoln day banquet, which will be given at the Lindell hotel on the evening of Febtuary 12. 1t ingludes Lafe Young of Des Molnes, Peter Jansen of Jansen and Walte Anderson, a young attorney of this city Rifles at Innugurn The Pershing Rifles, & uniformed organl- zatlon of Unfversity cadets, have volun- teered to accompany Governor Dietrich and his military staff to Washington to attend the fnaukural ceremonies. A major portlon of the organization, ¥ not all of it, has determined to witness the inauguration, whetber it goes as an official representa- \tive of Nebraska or not, and arrangements will probably be mhde to take the entire company. Governor Dietrich today appointed €. . Evans of Columbus'a member of his mili- tary staff, Seoretary of State . Dobson of lowa, who spoke at various places {n Nebraska during the campalgn, was bere today, the guest of Governor Dietich, and was entertained at the executive mansion. Another Sult Agninst Gentlemnn. COLUMBUS, Neb., Jan. 18.—(Special.)—As a sequel to the shooting affair at Platte Center last month Henry Tanger has filed two suits in the district court asking for damages in the aggregate sum of $10,000. Tanger is a carpenter and was employed at Platte Center at the time of the shooting and was one of those who helped to disavin N. J. Gentleman and lodge him in the cala- boose. It was supposed that Geutleman was without any weapons, but a small ro- volver bad been overlooked by the marshal and as the crowd was leaving the jail Gentleman opened fire on it, a bullet sirik- ing Tanger dgugerously near the spinal column, from the effects of which he was detamed in-St Mary's hospital for a number of weeks. ¥le sues Gentleman for $5,600 and D. H. Cargig and J. H. Frevert, two saloon- keepers at Platte Center, and their bonds- men for $5,600 more. West Declines (o G KBARNEY, Neb., Jan. 18.—(Special.) The caynty judge's office was the scene of Ao Intevesting legal fight yesterday. Chatles Went of thiy city ppplied for a writ of ha- beas corpus so he would not have to go to Kearney county and stand trial on the charges of obtaining money under false pretenses and the court compelled him to give & bond and stand trial in this county The story goes that West purchased four horses from J. B. Mclntire, a farmer near Minden, last August and gave as collateral a mote on J. M. Craig for §100. When the note became due the party could not pay it, so Mr. McIntire had the deputy sherift of Kearney county come here with a war rant for West's a Weat applied for a writ of habeas corpus, alleging that the complaint did not charge any crime and consequently he did not have to go away for trial. Brake 4 Lowes n Foot, PLATTSMOUTH, Neb., Jan. 18.—(Spe- clal)—Af George Arnold, the head brakeman on the Burlington freight train No 176, gave the ‘signal for tho switch engine to give the train a boost up the grade of the approach to the bridge that spans the Missouri river at this point last night, he turned and stepped backward Gatarrh' ‘ 1s a constitutional disease. 1t originates in a scrofulous condition of the blood and depends on that condition. It often causes headache and dizziness, impairs the taste, smell and hearing, af- fects the vocal organs and disturbs the stomach. It is always radically and permanently cured by the blood-purifying, alterative and tonic action of Hood’s Sarsaparilla This great medicine has wrought the most wonderful cures of all diseases depending on scrofula or the.scrofulous habit. " MOGD'S PILLS wre the best cathartic. . COUPON Present at Bee office or mall coupon with ‘ten cents and get your cholce of Photographic Art Studies. Whaen ordering by mail add four centa for postage. ART DEPARTMENT, The Bee Publishing Company OMAHA, NEB practicing | Opening Disy of Embroideries Our line this seagon comprises 1many new y patterns. sign, and richpess in texture, we feel confi. dent this line will compare favorably with any ever shown in for chofce matched cambric, ndinsook, and Swies sets, ribbon beadings, and embroidered galoons. Laby patterns’ ting gown it buying or not; and we would be more than pleased (o show 0 1o you, for they are so attractively priced that we know that many who SATURDAYS AT 6 P, W, \ AGENTS FOR FOSTER KID GLOVES AND MaCALI’S PATTRRNS. THoMPSON, BELDEN & Co. THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE DRY GOODS HOUSE IN OMAHA. . M. . 4. BUILDING, COR. 16TH AND DOUGLAS TS best Awerlcan | mangled m | NORMAL STUDENT RELEASED | Telegram.) - | gens | trial, | Schneider | menced at 7:30 in the ‘evening, with many Bee, Jan. 18, 190 isplay | For elegancs . in de: embroideries, and wo mean to keep it in emfrofderoes. | worth your time to inspect them is wi corset for American figures. off the end of the car and the wheels of | the car crushed his left foot and ankle in | a horrible manner. The injured man was | taken (o the office of Dr. Livingston and the | mber amputated about half way | botween the ankle and knee. Arnold, who resides in Lincoln, has rested as easily as could be expected during the day and no serious results are anticipated Court ¥ Nothing in Alleged Care of Rexisting an Officer—New Trouble Reported. AEMONT, Neb., Jan. 18,—(Special.)—J. E. Clayton, the Normal school student who was arrcsted last week on the charge of re- sisting an officer and disturbing the peace at the time @ special officer was" uncere- moniously thrown out of the dormitory by the students, was discharged in police court | this moruing for lack of prosecution. A big crowd of the Normal boys filled the court- room and the city marshal's office and were highly elated at the outcome of the case. Last evening about fifty couples of Nor- mal students, many of whom room in the dormitories and are supposed to be in their ter 10 o'clock, held a dance at Ma- sonic hall. It was an entirely impromptu affair, given without the knowledge or permission of the faculty. Of course the students had no troubls in leaving the | building, but getting back Into.their rooms | was auoth matter. According to reports | some of the boys had a rather hard-time of | it getting into the building without' being seen by dny of the janitors or custodiane The wotaen fared better.. This mornjng ai chapel President Clemmons, who had suc- ceeded in learning all about the dance, spoke of this violation of the dormitory rooms rules and said that some of the ringleaders would be obliged to complete their educa- tion in some other institution, and later a nuniber of students were ‘“‘on the carpet,’ but with what results cannot be learned. Two LEXINGTON, Neb, Get Sentence. Jun.. 1.—~(Special Eric Engle and Adolph Jor two of the defendants on tyial in district court here for the burglary of the Tlhornton jewelry store and other business houses at Cozad, entered a plea of guilty to the charge today and appealed (o the mercy of the court. Engle was sentenced to three and Jorgensen to two years in the penitentiary. A considerable amount of the stolen property was recovered. William Jorgensen, the third defendant, will stand s he claims entire innocence of the crime. H. C. Jorgepsen, the father of the two young men, is a highly respected citi- zen of this county and the trouble is a heavy blow to him. nds the Draft Worthless, FREMONT, Neb., Jan. 18.—(Special.)— The police last evening arrested Samuel Abbott on the charge of uttering a forged draft of $206.40, purporting to be issued by Tootle, Lemen & Co., bankers of St. Jo- seph, Mo. He obtained a loan from: L. B. Coman and put up the draft. as security. When Mr. Coman looked up the draft he found that the bank at St. Joseph repudi- ated it. Abbott, who is an eld man, has been working at the sugar factory during the season and since the factory shut down has been around the city drinking heavily, He says he has relatives in Towa, ere the Play's the Thin YDER, Neb., Jan. 18.(Speclal.)— Yesterday was made almost a holiday by the elaborateness of the formal opening of the new opera house~which Conrad has built at a cost of $15,000 and which has a modern equipment and a seating capacity of 900. Early fn the day a mammoth flag was holsted over the build- ing. bands bogan playing in the street, supper was served.and a crowd of at least 1,200 people assembled. Dancing [} com- participants from other towns, continued throughout the nigit. 1 ety the Gandy Ex ion. KEARNEY, Neb., Jan. 18.—(Special.)— A railroad party, consisting of E. Dickin- son_general manager of the Union Pacifi and was R. W. Baxter, general manoger; J. H. Mc- Counell, master wechanic, and Charles Ware of North Platte, division superin- tendent, were in the city yesterday morn- ing and left over the Kearney & Black Hills for Callaway, where they looked over the work of the extension of the Black Hills road to Gandy in Logan county. The new road will go by the name of Callaway, Loup ‘Valley & Northwestern. railroad. Beatrice Blo nds in Demand. BEATRICE, Neb., Jan. 18.—(Special Tel- egram.)—Beatrice bloodhounds were sent to Mahaska, Kan. this noon to track out burglars who operated there last night. A call was also received here from Goff, Kan.. this afternoon for the Beatrice bloodhounds to track horse thieves. Two horses were stolen from there last night Rev, Brow HARVARD, Rev. A. A Springs, § Comen to Harvard. Neb., Juyn, 18.—(Special.) Brown, recently from Hot D., and for eight years in charge of the Mission and Church Extension work in the Black Hills country, has removed to this city, to take charge of the Congrega- tlonal church, so suddenly made vacant last summer by the sad death of Rev. Rogers, > Prevent the Grip ! Laxative Bromo-Quinine removes the cause. Pt detiiun S st ymouth Safe Blown Open, BEATRICE, Neb., Jan. 18.—(Special Tel- egram.)--The saloon of Henry Gerhardt at | Plymouth was broken into last night. The safe was blown open and the money drawer |rifled. The loss is about $100. Lincoln bloodhounds were sent for to track the rob- bers. D —— | _Plles Cared Without the Knife, Your druggist will refund your money it PAZO OINTMENT falls to cure ringworm, tetter, old ulcers and sores, pimples and blackheads on the face and all skin dis- eases. 50 cents, - |SENATORS EAGER TO WORK| “PAT CROWE, SOUTH 0MAHA" This on Hotel Register at Flattsmonth Rouses Local 8herlock Holmeses, | POSITIVE THEY HAVE FAMOUS FUGITIVE Pane n Night Watching o f Man Who Resisters as Bandi— Then They Al Wake Un, | PLATTSMOUTH, Neb., Jun. 18— (8pecial.) Between 12 and 1 o'clock man cntered the Hotel Riley this morning a and registered the name “‘Pat Crowe, South Omaha,” and then went sleepily to bed. Sometime Iater John Fitzpatrick, a night policeman, happened in and reading the | bame on the register was greatly surprised He read the name a second time and rush- Ing to the telephone cailed up Chief of Police Slater and informed him that e liad torraled the bandit. Slater wasted no time in getting into a suit of citi- zen's clothes and, with Deputy Sherift J. D. MeBrido and entire police was soon formulating plans for the capture of #he man They compared the from Omaha with that desperate the force description sent out given by the night clerk and were positive they had the &l leged kidnaper. About 3 o'clock this morn- ing they went to the hotel and asked the clerk to take them to the room. This he | refused to do, and one of the officers ro- mained to guard the room. At 6 o with their loaded and cocked revoly thelr hands, they filed up to room No. cautiously tapped at the door. There sl officers, not was a epy yawning and shufing inside, but the to be caught off their guard, ranged their howitzers on the door. and waited in a suspense made cruel by con- flicting vistons of golden reward and a hor rible death 'hey repeated their door finally opened, and there stood, not | Pat Crowe, but Dr. Bacon of Pacific Junce tlon, la., who was well known to the offi- cers. Kor a moment all struggled with their bewilderment, and then recognition and an appreciation of the joke dawned, and the doctor tumbled over on the bed | howling with glee, while the officers hegan to Jook murderously inclined. But the next | moment in sheer disgest they turned and trooped slowly and quietly downstairs, leaving the old doctor aloné with his joke. JUST DRIFTING ALONG (Continued from First Page.) summons and tae | McCoy—Kin Mead—Thom Mendenhall Miskell-D. I Mockett—1 Mullen—Curric, Newell—Currie, Olesy O'Ne Olson Rosewater. Rosewatel Hinshaw, Rosewater. Thompson, Rosewater. 3. Thompson, Meiklejohn, Rosewater Martin Meiklejohn D. E." Thompson. ficlejohn Rosewator, Thompson. M Owens—Currie, Rose Rohwer—Hinshaw, Crouns Sandall-D. E. Thompson, Meiklejohn, Scoti—Hinshaw, Cuerie. Shellhorn—D." ¥, Thompson, Crounse. Smithberger—Hinshaw, Melklejohn. Spencer—D. K. Thompson, Melklejohn. Steele—M Steinmeyer- Swanson. Tefft—D. I Tromper klefohri, Hinshiw, Hinshaw, Murphy fellleohn, Hinshaw. Thompson, Rosewater. Currle, D. 12’ Thompson. ed—Hinshaw, Melkiejohn. Uhl-D, E. Thompson, Rosewater, nBoskirk—Melklejohn, D. E. Thompson, Warner—D. E. Thompson, Meik'ejohn. Wenzl—Hinshaw, Currie, Whitmore—Halnér, Meiklejohu. Wilcox—Hinshaw, Rosewa er. ing<Rosewnter, Hiarlan ~ Mr. Speaker—D. . Thomps, Absent—Baldrige, Douglas, 1, Crounse. Proposition (o Adjourn Over Saturday kenders n Lively Debnte fore Adopti LINCOLN, Jan. 18.—(Special.)—~The senate held both morniug and afternoon sessions today, a motiou made at the close of the forenoon session to adjourn until Monday being defeated after a lively discussion of OMAHA DAILY BEE: | signea | | ommen. | was one introduced by | relates SATURDAY., JANUARY 19, 1901. chalfman of the committoe on engrossed and enrolled bills, reported that house rolls 11 and 13, the appropriation bills, had been | Dilla on first reading were then taken up, followed by bills up for second reading. Harlan of York announced that the sup ply of tables and desks for the uses of | committecs was insufficient and asked time | to 100k up some of this furniture, which | should te about builaing some plase and for this | the unless 1t had been carried away PUrpose a recess was taken The committae on judiclary reported that file senat 15 be slightly amended and r for passage. The bill so reported Harlan of York IHVY! » kidnaping, the changes recom mended by *he committee being to make the penaltios more severe than proposed in th bill when introduced The same committee also reported sonate file 14, recommending it for p few slight changes. The bi viding penalties for seduction VanBoskirk, chalrman of the hood future d this eritical period of the gir committoe on live stock and grazing, reported house | AR i R g T 0 roll 7 favorably and recommended that fact her condition fas that which 8 house roll 44 be placed on general file of course, worried nboat lier, and em They studied her eave and ithoug The afternoon session was devoted to the B0 Ry whish Wae petane reading of new bills, a number of lengthy ones being introduced to Relief of Hilton. Among the bills Introduced today was one by Ransom of Omaha, being an act to re lease the sureties of Lozien F. Hilton, who was state inspector of oil under the admin istration of Governor Crounse, from certain Interest included In a judgment against them in favor of the state. Hilton was a defaulter and a judgment was obtained agalnst his boudsmen for several thousand dollars. The judgment included interest on the amount and it is for the purpose of re- leasing them from (%= payment of this in- they were s fine tonic, so we decided and ins| shio showed ¢ Renso cided gain In heaith they are not We belleved fulness wis cured they throw it as nafalr trial in striot both myselfand my wife believe in and have found them a wonderful Signed) GEORGE I Bubscribed and sworn to before terest, which amounts o something like 3500 A bilL for the establishment of two ad or a altional normal schools was introduced by | Reuting of Clay. which provides that one | pehool Be located in the north and one in the south Platte country and carries with it an appropriation of $50,000 for build ings. Its provisions demand that at what- | ever pofnt the schools may be located, a | tract of land of not less than fitteen acres | The first s by Loomis of Dodge. pro be donated to the state for a school site. |viding for appeal in of forcible Senator 'Bdgar introduced bill today [entry and detention to take the which somewhat changes the present ballot | Place of an act containing similar provi law.” It provides for a return to the | 8lons recently declared “blanket sheet” ballot, wherein each po- |b/ the supreme court. The second hill, in litical party is placed in a separate column | {10duced by Lane. cha he required and it also provides that no ne cen be |Population upon which is based the offoe boxen for $2.%0 (they kre Medicine Company, Schen er sold ady, N. Y. action designed uncongtitutional placed ‘on the ballot in more than one [0f Pprorecuting roey of Lancactet place. It glyes the voter an opportunity |coUnty from 70,000 to 60,000: and the thiid to vafe a’atraight ticket by marking in fIntroduced by Hatborn, provides a penaity the clecle at the top of the ticket any voter |fur uon-resident or illegal voting. 'The desires ‘to east. The present ballot has |Vill introduced by Houscholaer, which proven 8o unsatisfactory that any depar- |5CUght to make it a crime for any person ture from it in its present form will prove | 1o %ell or giva tobacco in any form fo per sons under 16 vears of age, was indefinitely quite interesting Protection for Cattlenren. postponed on recommendation. of the judi senate, pa ) | eiary commit an:«"x ".‘;':: upon motlon of VanBoskirk | 4 inajor portion of the atternoon session ox Butte went fnto a committee Wi A8V6ted 1o the whole to discuss senate file 44, it boing relating a bill having for its object the protectton | o WAR TE R T of cattle growers against cattle thie y | of | scussion of varions prop to adjournment. M the legislature ositions any to meet again tomorrow.. A committee, consisting ||;u\||r|hnx that all butchers keep a record | o¢"yogurs, Lane, Armstrong and Sprecher of all branded beet animals slaughtered, | oy appointed o confar with the senate Siving age, bex, marks aud brands, of | ypich conference resultod in the adoption whom purchased and date of purchase. The of a motion to adjourn to 11 o'clock Mon- bill also provides that persons who oc- | da" morning caslonally slaughter cattle shall exhibit the | 1 . rhk r e Dy hide or hides of guch beef, and such hides Spcne WEEK 0F 1N shall be kept for u period of seven days. | The house was called (o order, as usual The blll was discussed in a lively manner, (At 10 o'clock this morning. Before pro ceeding to the work of the session Speaker from the catile growing section. After a |Sears announced that Representatives Boyd, . o o, Ifter ® | McCarthy, Wilkenson and Zimmerman had lengthy discussion a motion prevailed that = en excused until next week the committee rise and repo | been excused nd-report progress and | *oy % ommittee on enrolled and engro ask leave to sit again, | eported that house rolls 11 and 13 A commityea vonsisting of Owens, Mar- |bills reporte tin and valkahnamednfn confer with a |apPropriating money for the expenses of ke conmitted relative to adjournment. re. | tbe 1eBIsIaturk, had Deen' ‘bassed by hoth being ably defended by the representatives transformation from girthood to woman- The system is weakened by the changes that are taking p! is oftenatthis stage that the deadly consumption fastens upon its victims, The cause of the majority of weaknesses of women can be traced to ““About two vears ago my daughter, who was thon in b 1o and 'thin, withc attention to Dr. Willinma' Pink Pills for P of eight weeks the primar, A great many people will buy & mediel rdad, for she was grently benefited by then to her cheeks and she continted to ga people about them and have been glad to do ko, offle 9 ] ° | r. wiliams Fink Filis . Are wold by a1l dealers, or will be sent post bulk or by the 100), by Parents, look to the health of your daughters as they approach that perilous period of their lives when they undergo that marvelous | Guard them closely, their whole epends upon the care you give them, ; face, and ace, and it ife. T #ixteenth year, t strangth or vitality, in generally call; all randown. We w nployed the best physicians to attend ' h they did every' ossibie, gave her The late Dr. Angi wd first ealisd my 1o Paople, and my wits hid hewril em for my daughter. We did so, ause of ber trouble Was remoyed and rength and fles nd take & fow does, ide a8 no good, or take it accordance with directions 10 try Then 1t anmodically, hd our faith Her color camo in weight and aireneth. S Dr. Willlams' Pink Pilis for Pale beopls medicine. Wo Lave told a great many OUCKS, U1 Lincoln Ave., Cortiand, N. Y. mo this th day of June, 1900, F. C. PARSONS, Notary Publia, e People | ald on reeaint of price, 50 cents & hox, ot slx ddressing Dr. Wil of not less than § A knock down argument in boys clothing. “Money talks,” prices shriek! Don't say a word but look at this: Boy's suits at $3.50 worth $5.50 for this week. Don’t wait, but be as quick as your neighbor, (ONTINENTAL GLOTHING@ N. E. CORNER 16th AND DOUG 1t we please you tell others—If wa don't tell u; Dr. MCGREW ce open conting but now A8, sly from 8 o, ey Tt i m to 0 p. m. Sundaye from S w. . monthe; amended by commitiee [to 5 p. m. The following was vecommended to be in- | | aeniiisly. postoonsa | CHARCES LOW | ¥R 32, by Brackett—Requiring sherifts 1o serve perxonal notice defendants at | | least three days prior to appraisal of land involved in latw suit | 'The report of the committee of the whole | was adopted | At 5 o'clock the house adjourned to 11 | o'clock Monday, January 21 Bills on rat Reading. | The fellowing bills were introduced and read the first time I R, 179, by Lane—An act to c | abuses ‘and’ to” prevent unjust diserin tonx of and hy life insurarce comp doing business In thix state between surants of the same class and equal ex- (Dr. McGrew at | pectution life in the rates, amouat or THE MOST SUCCHSSIFUL pavment of premiums, in the return of | % miums, dividends, rebates or other benefits, | RS T | SPECIALIST upor cities and villages power o fix | i the t went of all torma of DIS- by inance telephone rentals and chivses | BASES - AND DISORDERS OF M Within thelr corporaie Mmitx and 0 pro- | ONLY. 20 years' sapecience, 15 yeare | Vide penalties for violations thereof i R8I by Tefft act to prevent and | {h Omaha. | punish’ individuals, fdrms corporations or e e B i et | VARICOCELE AND HYDROCELE | from selling or disposing of rons iny AP MANENT CURE GLARAND | patnts or ofls or ather materials usel in | IN LSS THAN 10 DAVS—=without {he manutacture of pants, and requive o1l | o, o | dealers in said materlals to print npon s1eh | T WA 2 | casi or package sold the amount of e ch | QUICKEST nldl MOST NATURAL €Ut Ingredient of which said paint Is compesed. | that | HL.OR 182, by Evans—An aet to imend | CHARC | section 36 of chapter Ixxxvi of the Com- In all stages and conditions piled Statutes ‘of the state of Nebraska of | SYPHILIS .2, W A TR B d ‘.m.x to repeal sald cection as it Low ‘g::«-;&!u is thoroughly climinated from the | exists 00d. R385, by Shellhorn—An act 10 e [P upRA1ING OUT" on the skin or auire the exercise of great care of all own- | race or any external appearances of - thy crs and persons in charge of or Who live | disense whatever. A treatment. that ' g the cantzal of meving and traction ngl dray or @ VIhINK of extrior WiIESH, Nan mare suecessfil and far more eatisfactory s and referred to the chief execu- | WiE#HL NN IY VT ATSUIK OF eXtri0rdll | han the “Hot Springs” treatment and at ported that it was the umanimous agree- x""‘:‘i"‘!‘:)r his slgnature. Pilvate Becrotary | hosy the mrom hismeLnt wiom along and | jees’than HALF THE COBT, Abure. (het and senate adjourn until 11 o'clock Mon- ernor Dietrich had approved both meas. | (cymination of ull bridges and cuiverts WEAKNESS nica tose o ildiia fer 4 ures, | OF “itiesame. and to Tepent all decs and | Kbt Loses, Nervous Debllity, Lot ot Trompen of Lancaster movi \ . : 5 . Jarts of acts in confic H Brain and Nerve Power. Forgetfuiness, e h‘,‘mu“““'m” a1 tmoved to substi- | Ty motion of Wilkinson, ker Bears | PaEtn o A8 I e A bt tymena | Bushtulnoss, . Blricture. Gonortnaen. Gleer. P e tas untll tomorrow, instead | | " o\ inorized to name comittee of [ seciion 40 of gubdivision 6 of chaptor IXxIX | OVER 20,000 CASES CURED, of Monday, but the substitute was lost and five to draft a bill providing a new form [of the Compiled Statutes of Nebraska of REGTAL DISEASES Dr. McGrow:® Monaenate voted to adfourn until 11 o'elock | o7 y\ec(ion ballot and Messra. Wilkingon, | 1. fnd tn repeal said- section s it now treatment for ‘i ey ! exisits, o rectuin has card whe Monday Bills on FiEst Roaain Armstrong, Lane, Hamilton and Sprecher | Y™k & by Jamison—an act for w-;’:h.-:fl KTl e i i AR M The foll L& were appointed to discharge the duty, { taxation of 'telegraph companies. firms, ax- | antTh Yhronic diseases Of the rectym. 1o e following senate fles were . intro- | WGTe Judlclary committee reported on the | *oclations or eorporations foing businass in date -ollef and a permanent cure |y duced today - [ the state of Nebraxka, and fixing a penal'y | mude without cutting of pain. The cure i3 P following bills r false statem > . quick und comple | 14, by Curris—An act to amend sec- I by Fowler—An act providing | duick and, the question. Objections to the adjourn- | tion 6 of an uct cntited an i o OB TOIL N0, i Dahinter ",";"]‘".‘ [ fok" 16 Tecovery' of aamiages in onass of (S L 1 ment were made’ o . o | borating metropolitan eities and. dehni B R R O I s | O hamy THE Boonty aanat, (0% \iaranth 2 | howers and government," and peal naltics for bucketshop trading: Indefl. | from which such Mob miy come, and for | Consultation free. ‘Frentment by m DK the early part of the session and thus | act entitied ““An act Incorporating metro. | penalties for i e ttutional | the distribution and application of the edich ent everywhere {ree (rom prevent the work dragging along until 'MI_“:;.n T}‘;HI.-\].HHI defining ating' and | itely 1'!':"1‘::”;2:":\1~|1:v;l~L‘ ot constitutional | the - distribution. and “Buplicatior VMM"‘:‘;‘M: sent everywhere free (rom gaze the close of the seasion, when it Is meces- | Ernment. apecved Moyl o Tt d Touse roll No_ 40, by Houlier, giving con- | Hi R BT by Tayloran act to wrovide | orica e TG0 505 8% 10 gunave sary to hofd night sessions. Remarks|acts amendatory thereaf be g ohabter | tractor for publio fmprovements o llen on | BORSE.FEREIIA0 WITVIAE SOTRAUS 08 the |3 &, m to 5 p m B O Box 76 Ofce agaiust the adjournment were made by | X% of the saventh edition of the Compiied | Work to secure payment of claim; placed on | buliding thereof, and, Lo reneal ol f.’,‘,firu'.l,'\‘u.-w"‘:'umxh‘\lsfl\‘il,{w'\\?l en Frarnam Allen of Furnas and Currie of Custer, and | of ‘) entiting Sciied bf uras (edltion | ®ouse roil No. 57, by Householder, pr e R A At O o | S s vote the motion to adjourn until | claxs and to repeal ®aid sectlon 66 ax now | hibItnE sile ‘or dikpo Df tobaceo in |, o e Ml Covn b o I kit | Monday was lost, the senate taking a recess | ©X/*ting. any form to persons ui b ki | providing a penalty violation of its | oAl h ak o6 " . < LA A el leende for | Providing a penalty ) | ME SHAP! until 3 o'clock. However, somethiug Itke a | sections 158, T Ari Iy AP o Lo T R B B o Y vistone 1l ta” ropeal wectlony 15 i TWo SuNATIES _ dozen wenators, when they found the senate | article § of the Complied Statior of postponed. | RoVigett ARV utag o the sate of Nabranke " was not (o adjourn, suddenly discovered | bTasks for the year sal [elating to “Rev- | House roll No. 42, by Murray, JOSUILUNE | o the' sty 1810, entitied * Revenue s enue’ and to repeal’ sald soctions so | the manufacture of cigarettes and roquiring $ e that they were sick or had most important | amaded g Bk [ payment of license oo of 830 for their salo; | My RIS BY” Rohwer=n act to | businese at home, and asked 'to be excused, | 8 F. 118 by Pitney—An act to prevent the | piced on gencral fiie with amendmeonts | tute.’” ‘and pections 5 and 6 of subdiviston | and es a resvlt there were many vacant hiead of contagious and fnfectious @8- | A¢ the unanimous consent of the houss | vii Il f of ter Ixxix ot the Corap! di % g cases. rew house | Statutes of ‘Nebraski, and to repeaj chairs at the afternoon session. § F. 117, by Pitney—An act to amen pec- | Representative Jouvenat withdrow house | Statites of ‘Nebrasii, and o repeai v » The morning session was mostly taken up | tion 130 of ehapter xxvi of the Compiled | roll 149, an act providing for the appoint- | [ B & 3 ARROW: with the reading of bills the first and see. fimn:-:flnsfl‘:“’Ifln..\;fflqrfl‘:\.-:.n.sk;. and Te- | mont of five supreme court commissioners. | e | wetd BRAND oud times and other routine matters. After 8. I 115, by RansemeAn act to release | Ho explained that a bill providing for nine FILITIA Y YRR BRUEL . 2ok ) > roll call and prayer Owens of Dawson, as [ the siretids of Lozein I Hilton, former | commissioners, Introduced by McCarthy,| BEATRICE, Neb., Ja #DopIs K state nspectar of Glle. from certain inCT- | huq peen endorsed by the State Bar as- | The sherift and a posse spent ru,l Tun;mla\' ATONAH | CRESWELL et Inequitably included | a dgme v | i 2 brush at the side of a road five t against them i favor of (he Stats of Ne. | soclatlon, and therefore should be given mfim« ‘:‘u‘x-‘:h .4Itll l:‘vrl AR 25¢ each™2 for 25¢ 4 braska. preference over his own. miles n ¥ e s ETT P} ) THE WAYFARING MAN. B o by Reuting—An act to oeate | PRI G0 SO0 Y VL bied the at- | known” to call and get a horso that he haa | (@ ETT PEABODY &CO and establish two additlonal normai schools | ‘ ers until the noon hour, | commanded William Sholtenkirle to leave v MAKERS Sy and to provide for the erection of bufldings | tention of the members unt he noon hour, | €0 1 Asr asnaity an ing his house < ® Kool Would Have to Draw |und for the receiving of- donations for the | when the house went into joint cony nvum:“""’ x'v‘ 'II" or : T uls ‘Gtotk Lillag ok s oy the Sume Conclusion b wa with the senate | and barn burned and his stock kille Dr. Kay s Utleure cures sl E ", 120, by Allen—An aect poisoned The threat was made in a tter % s PRS0 drug- table during my boyhood. My family were | fOVOTHOT, to nvey oo sald a motion to adjourn until Monday morning i e and advice frec. Dr.B.J. Kay, Seratoks, N. Y. farmers and we uked to have early break- | thirty-uix in townshin four, northy of rapge | a8 Introduced, but a substitute by Stock- | the Cudaby case. fast, then a lunch at 10 and at 3 p. m., | tWentv-nine, west of the sixth nrincinal | well, that when the house adjourn it be un- ¢ Lodges Banquet, = t e the regular meals. We always had | mgmdian. in Red Willow county, Nebraska ¥ (il tomorrow morning, was carried HARVARD, Neb. Jun. 15.—(Special.) AMUSEMENTS, " 8. F. 13, by McCargar—An act to amend | 5 ] o coffee pot on the stove and ‘coffee | secton 1'6f an aat entitied ~An act 1o i | « ittee of the Whole. "he annual banquet of Harva soup’ was a regular part of each meal, thirise Jncorporated towns and citios (0 | 1o (no first time of the session the house | 716, Modern Wooamen of Amerie ongianTe J3 vory well semember when 11 years | SHERIKMARA‘maintain tree publlo libraries | F0F the SESL 000 U6 HERIE (08 CONR | 11l Coval Nelghbora of Amerion, came oft | old, overhearlng my teacher say of me, ‘the |17 1877, "'* FRi € TOTHATY | L ole and, after an hour's doliboration [ 1ast evening at their hall and Stokes opers most nervous child I ever saw.’ I wi 122 by ‘Cummins—An set to amend | *' » following bills for pas- | house, each place being elaborately deco. as a8 F. 4 W4 | recommended the following | 4 oonstant suterer. with -dyspepsin, sour | DEH D, Of ASESRISE IXKVIL of articla i | 1000 | rated. Covers had been laid for about 200 stomach, and indigestion in Its worst form, | state of Nebrasku, and to repeal anid origle |~ 11, R. 8, by Loomis of Dodge—An act to | people, and all were twken by the members | —omaha's ¥atpily Theater—'Phone’ 188l belching, etc. Finally a liver trouble cam | M) seetfon. . o | provide for appedl In actlons of forcible | and their guests, the tables presenting a - ‘Toni ht g V s J b S, F. 128 by Trompen—An act to amend | entry and detention, or forcible detention g appearance . av ) | z on and I had three different attacks of | section & ur chapter xxviii of the Compiled | on'y, being @ substitiite for an act con most beautiful appearan Matinee Today, 2:30. | | gall stones. Statutes of Nebraska of 1807, and to répeal imilar provisions that ‘wus recently Py T of Grief. 5 8"5 | “Iu addition to this I was a complete ner- | S8d kection as it now exists clared unconstitutional by the supreme| Mrw f"\". Jan, 18.—(8pecial.)—Mr hd [ vous wreck, sleeplng but very Iittle at | ¢t ol bY Rerlet-An act to provide | court. | s ARANE et I Special.)-Mrs t4 At for mowing or otherwise destroying weeds H. R by Lane—Authorizing the ap-| %056 0 00 Went yesterday to visit her night. 1 was thin, sallow and exhausted, | in_public roads politment’ of a_deputy county attorney in | b s taken Wednesday to with a bilious complexion. After all these| & 15 by Johnron \1;“mv to amend | countics of over D and Tess this 125000 | hu».lml\:]] v«,m wi it L Tradunany S How. A . : “ I 0' of chanter Ixxviil of the Jopulation ects only Lancaster county | yna agylum for insane, and d 6 hor abe | o esisted by Lou Hall, in “The Lone Star.” years of suffering, when I reached the age | piiad Btatuter or Norrasie Rnd 1 et Changes (he wimimim required | e @ Carroll, their won, 11 years of age, | Assisted By Loy Ml I A b of thirty it gradually dawned on me, three | reneal the sald section as It population upon which s ba 1 the count sen " : . 12 > the decr fell out of a haymow window at home, so And company In “A 8 KN years ago, that I was a coffes fiend and o | 8. F: 126, by EdRar—An act to amend rec- | Tagal force 1o conform to. the decreane in | fell o [ WAV bk dotie Bl Hons W0, 150 "and 160 of chapter xxvi of the utlon au ehown Dy e Jast census. | injuring his head and shoulders that he | 3 AND VINE DALY coffea wreck Complled Statutes of Nebraska tor 1899, and by Hathorn of Red Witlow-—Re- | T8, 08 Bl o L A up, ““Some one told me to quit coffee and go | to_reneal sald sections as they now exist. | ducing penalty for filegal non-rexident vor- | died wi i 1 to using Postum Food Coffee. I am a pro- fessional man now, doing a large amount of mental work. Within a short time after leaving off coffee and taking Postym Food Coffee, I began to improve. Now I am proud to say that the indigestion and dys- pepsia bave disappeared. The liver and stomach are sound. I sleep like a log and have gained thirty pounds in fesh. “My spirits are at the top notch. I am fresh, rugged and rosy. The old dull, sal- low complexion Is gone. My habits are in every particular the same as in the years before, except that I have abandoned the coffee habit for all time. Am I not right in drawing the conclusion that the way- faring man, though a fool, would have to draw, that the change is entirely due to leaving off cofee and the use of Postum Food Coffee? “I have a friend, Mr. Frank Furbush, who was as bad a wreck as I, with like symp- toms, plus excessive nausea and vomiting. Six months of no coffee and the use of Postum has put him right. He is now as fresh as & new born babe. His wife, who was also a sufferer from coffee, has re- covered, and they are both in a fine condi- tion of health, but I was compelled to hold & coffin before them, metaphorically, be- fore 1 could scare them out of the coffee habit. Please omit my name.” Name giv- n by Postum Cereal Co., Ltd., Battle Creek Mich, § 127, by Currie—An act to 4 tlons 15 “and 19 of chapter vif ¢ piled Statutés of the State of Nebraska the ‘voar 18m. entitled “County attorne and to repeal sald orlglnal sections . 128, by ('Nelll-An act to prov the “appointment of {nspectors ' of facturing, mechanical. fndustrin il T establishments . powers and conin by O'Nelll-An act fo ment of ‘certain classes of | nend the ( BEFORE DU 10 tor | m merca 1 definin nsation the c1ulp fvate bufldings, Wasting Diseases hotels, Todging and apartment houses, 1l lic' halls, theaters, asylums, schools orles, ete., with fire escapes tnder <he supervision of the commissioner of labor, his deputy, or any factory inspector wi ing under’ his direction.’ providing ‘o a Bystem of fees, prescribing penaltios and repealing sections 15, 16, 17, 1, 19 and 20 of chapter xxx and all parts of section 118 of chapter xlla, section # of chapter xiila of article 1; section 48 of chanter xiiin of nril- ele xi; section 13 of chapter xiv of article | of the Compliled Statutes of Nebraska jor | 1899, relating to fire escapes, | 8 F. 130, by Johnson—An act to amend section 1 of chapter Ixxii of the Compiled Btatutes of N aska for 1889, and to re- peal sald section as it now exists. HOUSE PASSES THREE BILLS Re: Work of Legialating Pat Unde Way by the Lower Branch of Legislature. LINCOLN, Jan. 15.—(Special.)—~The house of representatives attacked the general fil= of bills this afternoon and passed three measures that were favorably rocom- mended by the committee of the whole. immediate lasting At Druggists Everywhere. FOR BODY AND BRAIN Since 1863, Endorsed by Medical Profession AFTER | | 1 RING i | 1 | World Famous Mariani Tonic |, efficacious agreeable Refuse Substitutes. | BOYD’S 'Miaco’s Trocadero Prices, evening, 10¢, Zic and a0 Matinees Wednesday, 10c and Saturday and Sunday, 10 ront rows reserved NEXT WEEK FULGORA'S STAR Woodward & Burgess, Manugers, Tel 19 isht Nin, "o, 1)y oNAn, splendid compuny presenting \ new comedy d PRIVATE JOUN Jvenir Y- 250-Hc-The Todny 20, <. wiss' WA ALLEY. $1.00. Matinee Sunday M Mt tinee A Ereat CHAS, AL AME BUTT $10K FLY, Matines Evening price Te) 2259. IZVEN INC SATINEE TO.DAY THIS AFTERNOON iRv IN 0 ND EVENING MAJESTICS Smoke i you like Tomorrow Mutine FADS AND Burlesque Company, |