Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 16, 1901, Page 2

telephone 94 ILY BEE: SATURDAY, MARCIT 16, 1901, March 15 THE_OMAHA DA Bee, 1901 Ladies’ New etticoats All our new Black Pet- ticoats, in lustre, mercer- ized cotton, mercerized moreen and fine black tat. feta Silk Skirts arrived yesterday. Every style we show is new, fresh and crisp—our Petticoats are all cut on a perfect model and fit absolutely correct. B and will hay the finance this off of reducing t 1 $100 § mean sheet, where the names a printed in sep nty office heads, instead of P "" ": r L 7\ ’wflu:“kl‘ i ‘ '”'",:’;”‘ e} "‘“h | The tollowing biit s indefinitely pos that the names |? oned by the committee X tucation of candidates for each office \o be arranged | v",,:.' m“."‘”m Van Boskirk L cording to parties under the name | F 1 in separate columus on the ballot; in presi dential ¢lections the =arty nominee for nresident and vice president, together with tis electors, shall be arranged under their respeciive party name. The party polling the highest number of votes throughou | the state the general election for | the head of the state ticket shall have the | right to have ite ticket placed on the left side of the ballot; the party having the next highest vote shall have the second place for its ticket on the ballot: the party baving the third highest vote shail have the third place for its ticket, and so on, leav- ing those candldates whose mames appear on sald ballot by petition to appear to the right of said ballot and after all the other on sald ticket placed there by nomination. Each of the columns contain- ing the list of candidates, including the party appellation or title, shall be sepa- rated by a distinet and heavy line at the top of each ticket, and under the party appellation or title shall be made a circle one-half Inch in diameter and the elector may vote a straight party ticket by making his eross In this circle, which shall be cons sidered a vote for every candidate on said party ticket. When any person is nomt- nated by more than one party or convention his name shall be placed upon the e under the designation of the party which | first nominated him, or it he is nominated by more than one party or convention at the same time he shall, within the time fixed by law for filing certificates of nomi- nation, file with the officer with whom his certificate of nomin n 18 required to bs filed a written election indicating the party | designation under which he desires hia pame printed on the ballots, and it shall bo 8o printed. If he shall refuse or neglect to so file such an election the officer with of nomination is re- quired to be filed shall place his name under the designation of either of the parties by whom he fs nominated, but under po other designation whatever Osteopnthy Bill By a vote of 21 to 11 senate file 102, Sen- ator Trompen's bill legalizing the practice ot osteopathy in Nebraska, was passed by the senate this morning. This bill haz been the subject of much discussion dur- fug the entire session, its fate belog in doubt until yesterday afternoon, when dur< ing its discussion in committee of the wiole a strength developed for it which was a surprise to the most ardent friends of the measure, as the prediction has been made all along that the vote on this bill would be very close. Section 1 of the bill provides that any person holding a diploma from a school or college of osteopathy in good standing shall, upon presentation of such diploma to the State Board of Health of Nebraska and satisfylng such board by affidavit that he or she is the legal holder thereof, be granted by such board a cer- tificate permitting such person to practice osteopathy in the state of Nebraska upon payment to said board of a fee of $10, which certificate shall be recorded by the county . UDEWET 1S UNCONPROMISING | the the A inder part Inted \ the prese other thing ofMic being § in one as p vided for | vides, umong 1ding lares to His Men That Only Indepen- | dence Will Buffice, by in which school b may he party was voted Under amend, appropt | preme nine being f biennium the salary deputy porter from $1,500 finanse $1,500 CUTS OFF ONE PUBLIC SNAP ted \ay the head fuserted LA TN commissloner enographe he salarles Whitmore moved docre of ipreme court ommended by s committee, court an providing for for the nine su- and $18,000 for appropriations the ensuing wrss Until Monday. (" t When noon the next thi that ened after- when that it be until at 11 o'clock, but Owene of Dawson session. The an that the house had Monday at 11 a the senate take senate cot Trompen senate adjourn today Tuesday forenoon this was objected to by who want:d a Saturday was mad adjourn until m., and a motion that similar action prevailed Senator Miller, tho fusion member from Buffalo county, offered a buncorabe resolu- tlon this afternoon, which resulted in a call of the house, took up a considerable time of the senate, and caused trouble in general. The Jlution offered by the gentleman from Kea savored very much of the explanations of votes which the fusion members have of late repeatedly attempted to have injected into the records of the joint session. The resolution is as follows Re ved, Tt scnate that cor In tre HIS ACTIONS INDICATIVE OF INSAMITY Senator ourt s, these v Min we | 1A S0 for Results . Seereiive, Report. Strnin to e Brenth at 1ast 8o o~ the nouncement agreed it and mear deteated t ¢ wa BLOEMFONTEIN, March 1 General Dewet repudiates peace negotiations which are going He declares openly to the men under his commaud that no terms except ence will satisfy him, A recent utterance attributed to General Dewet is that after fol- | the British he hated the Transvaalers Diet The whereabouts of General Dewet dur- | by a bil the | ing the lasi two or three days is unknown, suggestions therein contained, was read 18 1t whether President the house of representatives this afternoon: with him EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, LINCOLN Prisoners who have 15.~To the Honorable Speaker and | by General Dewet say they Bl entitled “A bill for an act to regulate | fatigues he has undergone and fix the salary of the clerk and reporter | the of the wapr yurt and librearian,” and re- |y 1est that sald bill be introduced and duly | [ pecullarities sidered within the The saluiy of reporter fixed u fhed 1 11Ot L) exe X est ou with & few trusted followors Thus, the orderlies of his subordinate com manders are frequently unable to find him | GLOTHING@ that amount he contemplated creation of the supreme | Eczemn: Mo Cure. Vo Pay. N. E. CORNBR 16th AND DOUGLAS. 11 we please you tell othera—Itwe don't tell v, Itching, blind. bleeding or protruding Dr. McGREW material increase in the expense of main- taining the supre court and it is but jus- piles. Your wruggist will refund your money if PAZO OINTMENT falls to cure Otfice open continuously from S &, m. t 9 p. ndays from Colony the on Orange River cEnor Dietrich % Inting 1o the Supre Clerk, LINCOLN, March 16 velal)—The lowing communication from Governor Hxon Wil Re- Court independ | candidates re ney (8 . accompanied covering it 5 W HATS Our New Spring Derbys it Steyn B = lately been relensed think he is a the terrible his anxiety and ntensity of his feelings have unhinged mind. Apart this of Gen Dewet's mental state, some of his are that he rarely sleeps bgunds of his camp. He seeks of this attempt States b 1t the sense prations should not election of Unitec an That any attempt on th to accomplish the e United States senate of a corpora agent in place of a man who will nt the public interests I8 de- strongest condemnation I Whe A vole was taken on (he adoption o the resolution the republicans, with the ex- ception of three, voted for its adoption, the three vouug against it doing so because they were not in favor of injecting ‘‘horse play” into the business of the senate. Bes fore the vote on the adoption of the reso. lution mpleted, however, a call the house was demanded, the fact having come to light that three members were abse the absentees being Crounse, Currie and Martin, all senatortal candidates, After ;fl\unrh"l'-n that they .-l;-vl\ Ko nto the conside: 5 s o absentees ere | POCKELs of any officer of the state considerable delay the bsentees wer I am reliably informed that as a result brought in the sergeant-at-arms, ana the creation of a commission the fees amid the checrs of the members and spec- | for ‘III|‘-I1u Xt two vears will approximate tators announced that they desired o o e AL ‘I-;h"*w ';;‘H'flf'" ol recorded as votiug for the adoption of the r set of officers to recelve any ® resolution pmpensntion. The commission will inet Nenntor Nowalt iheh Hade tio! salary expense of the court about 360,00 | L shen M B B T the next two years and it would afford the sergeant-at-arms be Instructed to pro- | reljef o faxpayers and be f measire of tect the members from sald corporations | justice to so leglslate that the supreme and thei ts, t upon the protest of rt docket ¥ be brought up to date . |' N x'" |.'\m e he | 404 relleved of its congested condition with members from both sides of the house he | it xgtiiion 1y pongest: withdrew the motfon. The custom of permitting the object to the withdrawal of the mos | appropriate to his own use the tion,"” said Senator Owens. “We have gone | {7I0 16 both extravagunt on record as being in danger of the cors 1 emaoluments gre porations and I think we should have pro- ) ul\ 4;[ th . N " stion whether such “disposition of the Ly okl O B y fees {8 not unlawful and with that point in The chair will announce,” sald Lied- | view I shall require the attorney general tenant Governor Savage, “for the beneflt of | {0 institute an examination and investign- o tlon along that Iir id 1f sustained in the senator from Dawson, that just as soon | A% (006, ChAL Hno »dings, not alone as the militla can be spared from RUATA | 1o put a stop to (he practice, but to r duty at the penitentiary that they will be | cover in a commensurate amount from the brought here for the protection of the mems | Present clerk an his predecessors 5824 oF Ahs hod ARLES 1. DIETRICH, Governor. Tlls statement seemed to reassure the gentleman from the cattle country and the motion was indefinitely postponed, after which the senate went into committee of the whole with Senator Ransom in the chair for the consideration of bills on gens part Dainty style made of black ction lustre mercerized cotton, extra wide eircular ruffle, accordion pleated, with narrow plain ruffle around the bot tom of the flounce, the whole skirt cut very full—price, $1.50 each Handsome Petticoat of finer mercerized ut extra wide and full—deep ac cordion plaited ruffle—finished at bot- tom with narrow ruffle—with four rows of cords—price, § Our No. 215 Petticont 1s made with the top of black ven, the ot mercerized n - corded—price, $2.25. All our otticoat, egant Petticoat made of extra fine mercerized cotton—we say cotton; | that's what they are-<most stores call them mercerized silk—not a thread of silk in them. Why do they say such things? Ehis skirt is ‘made with eight tiny ruffles and 18 a yery charm- ing style—at § Another skirt which we hate lately in- troduced to Omaha is made with the | entire yoke of jersey clath—this, in- sures a most perfect fit over the hips and does: away with all extra fullness—we have three styes—$3.00, $4.50 and $4 are néw on exhibition of to the tion ely serving of th from view ket at $2.50 are as good as some IIVIIk and l‘l:;vl“{ul ; l’uv"x: 0o determined rovin the legis- Jvernment to Increase d $1,500, within the side, that you pay $3.50 for. & to receive of His secrecy m Ayers was o upon the expedition of proceedings be used (0 defray this extra ex 1t i8 by far more cquitable and just that these largely increased fees shull g into the state tre for the rellef ¢ ounice should pense more the tax that the fees ¢ you. f0 cents new back Taffeta Skirts whom the certificat Mrw. Nation Arcested Awain, KANSAS CITY, March 15.-Mrs. Carrle Nation, who has been visiting here for two diys, was arreated on Unlon avenue near the Union depot today for obstructing the sidewalk was taken to the police station, but immediately released upon her to take the train for Topeka, which wded she desired to do. Mra. ‘Natlon harangue w crowd, which that traffic was stopped sist when an officer fold and she was marched to WE CLOSD SATURDAYS AT 6 P. M. AGENTS FORl FOSTER KID GLOVES AND MeCALL'S PATTER! Rosewater senators simul varted on the nu the number 1o n The suggestion candidates announce obligations on the pari & suggestion acquie who had but one or conference dispersed without reaching a conclusion except 1 have the correspond- | ence brougnt by Mr. Schneider laid before | the legislators themse in a caucus called immedately adjournment this afternoon The legislati ing to the pic say, adjou; ment of by PSON, BELDEN 3 Co. . BUILDING, COR. 160'H AND DOUGLAS STS, to refused to to move the station ™ preferred to nominate both while others to make a call and Jouvenat w, Melklejohn. aflin—D, \ompson, Currk ane—D. I Currie oW I 1, Rosewator, Martin—-D 1pson, Crounse. McCargar-D. . Thompson, Crounse, Mccarthy ~Hinshaw, Rosewater. McCoy—Hainer, Rosewater | Mead=Hinshaw, Rosewater | Mendenhall—finshaw, Rosewater, | Miskell-D. E. Thompson, Rosewater. Mockett=D. i, Thompson, Meiklejohn, Mullen—Dietrich, Rosewater. Newell—D. . ‘Thompson, Currle, Oleson of Cuinink-—Hinghaw, Crounse (lson of Phelps—D. & Thompson, Meikle- Joh O'N clerk to fees of the pernicious. he hus r 1 the be minate was renewed the release f their in onl that all of all pporters, by those to release. The It 18 a 1 two (Dr. McOrew at o) THE MOST SUCCESSFUL SPECIALIST the tremtment o ail iorms of Dis- eases and Disorders of Men Only. 20 RICUGELE ANU HYUROGELE experience, 15 years in Omnha. A PEHnaienl care gudtaiitoed i less than ves | ill—D. Thompson, Currie. | Owens—Martin, Currie | Mohwer—iinshaw, Crounse. | Sandall—Harlan, Meiklejohn, Scati—D. . Thoggeson, Currie Shellhorn—D. I, on, Currie, ithuorger—Harian, Melklejohn. Spencer—D. K. Thompson, Meikiejohn, onference, after ntation of Chairm ied until Mouday. Th the hou over Saturday listen n Lind adjour FOR CONTROL OF CHILDREN i1l Amend rdians an tons, axes a as to N oAa & the nw two naturally interfercd with the regular cau cus scheduled mect tonight, so those present adjourned it to meet subject to the call of the speaker. VOTE SHOWS SOME CHANGES SHght Shiftng A Cantl o & Republ & Their Lallots for Senntors, LINCOLN, March 15.—(Special Telegram.) —Ballot for United States senators in joint session today agath showed several changes. Roseviater gaiued, Lowe from Melklejohn, while Thompson ' lost Cain to Hinshaw Hainer reappeared in the list with two votes. Two of the Lancaster votes wers Also transterred from Crounse to Currie Totals Allen 27 Hiteheock | Kinkald Martin 15 Meiklejohi Dietrich L Miller Harlan ¥ it Harringtc T Halner Hinshaw owater mpson, D, E 2Thompson, W, H. LOWethereld . The Vote in Detall, ‘The republican vote was: + Allen—D. 1. Thompson, Cu Andrews-D. ¥, Thompeon, Aronds—Hins Armstrong- D, Baldrige— Currl Beethe—D, 12, Beekly-—-D. I Berlet—D. Blesper- i1 Broderick. Brown of Crounse. Buresh—Tinshaw Caln—Hinshaw, Melklejohn. Corneer~Halner, ewater Crissey—1. E. ‘Thompson, Crounse~ Hinshaw, urrie. Currle—Kinkald, Crounse. Edgar—D, . Thompson, Crounse, Evans—Hinshaw ) rie. Meiklejohn, ompson, Meltklejohn, e 1, Melklejohn, . Melklejohn, Meiklejohn, fejohn. 1klejohn. . Thompson, Hinshiw Furnas—D, Rosewater, ny Meiklejohn, Gallogly Gawne—-Wethereld, Hall—-D. 1, Thompson, R Harlan—D. 1. Thompson, Harris—D. 1. Thompson, Meiklejohn, Hathorn—Hinshaw, Meiklejohn. Hibbert—D. . Thompson, Meiklejohn, Horton—Martin, Meiklejohn! Humphrey—D. Thompson, Meiklejohn, Johnson—D. ‘hompson, Meiklejohn, teele—Hinshaw, Meiklejohn. Stelnmeyer—D. i2. Thompson, Rosewater. Bwanson—Hinshaw, Crounse efft—D, 1. Thompson, Currle, rompen--D. E. Thompson, Currle. ‘rweed—Hinshaw, Meiklejohn, Uhl—Hinshaw, Roxewater, VanBoskirk—D. E. Thompson, Meikle- John Warner—D. E. Thompson, Meiklejohn, Wenzl—Martin, Kinkald W hitmore—Hinshaw, Kosewater. Wilcox—Hinshaw, Hosewater. Wiikinson—D. 4 n,” Melklejohn, Youug-—Martin, 3 Mr. Speaker—D. E. Thompson, Rosewate; Absent or not voting: Marshall, repul {lican; Beall, Walker, Warlpg, Watson, fu- slonists. i SENATE HAS FULL-STRENGTH Every M r Present to Vote on the suge of the New Ballot BAlL, LINCOLN, March 15, first ti (Special.)—For the during the present session every member of the senate voted upon the pas- sage of a bill today, the bill recelving this distinetion being the ballot' law measure drawn and presented by Senator Edgar of Gage. The bill makes radical changes in | the form of the present ballot and some of its provisions, especlally the section which provides that no name shall be printed on the ballot in more than one place, were strenuously objected to by the members on the fusion side of the house. The repub- | licans had agreed on the bill in caucus, | however, and its passage was accomplishea | In the senate by a strict party vote, the | nineteen republicans voting for and the | fourteen fusionists against the bill. When | the bill had been read and the roll calt started it was noticed that one or two re- publican members were absent, caring to take any chances a call of the house was demanded from the republican Enhhu but by the time tho roll had been and ot { pnion called in order to note the absentees the | tardy members had put in an appearance, which accounted for the republicans voting | with the fusionists on Semator Liddell's | motion to raise the call, | Form of the Ballot. The passage of this bill means the re. tura to the old ballot known as the blanket clerk of the county clerk shall receive a fee of $1. Other Bills Pussed. Senate filo 176, Liddell, glving notice under 14 years Senate file 2 forcible entry and {entry only Senate file 188, by Ransom (by request), relating to guardians and wards for home- less children. Senate file injunction cas by f age. 5, by Young, 6, by, Oledon, 8, g for the establfshment of free public libra ries and readiig rooms in towns having u population of less than 5,000, Se the appointrient of five judges by the su- preme court for the revision of the stat- utes, sald judges to be selected from thoso now sitting as district judges, who shall serve without extra compensation, except traveling expenses. Senate file 213, by Martin, a concurrent resolution providing for the payment of $16,763.43, due the state from the United States for the sale of lands in the Pawnee Indian reservation. Committee Reports, Various standing committees reported the toilowing bills 10 the general file this morn- ing: 8. F, 28 the leasing nOWN a8 e 308, by ing for t ¥ by t Meredith«To provide for the state of certain lands itentiary lands. Van Boskirk (by request) the organization f school 8, . by Campbell age the maintena 8, F. 300, relief of ¢ braska. 8. F. 301, by Currie (by request)—For the relief of Stephen W. Tanner and others 8. F. by Young—Relating to examina- tlons for admisslon to the H. R. 1M, by Coy trustees of one district to arrange with the school board of another district for the ducation of children not resid the hoo! distrs establish and e of free schools. by Currle (by request)—For the riain citizens in northwest Ne- Empowering the ng in Providing for the hers, Mockett—Relating to fees of — - Out of Tone Spring Conditions. Marked by failure of turns, dull he: impure or impoverish Hood’s Sarsaparil a corrects all these conditions—it's that makes the blood every weak function ¢ L “My little brother had no plained of headache In the taken three has no headache: Kansas, Maud “I find Hood's Sarsaparilla a purifier. Last spring I had my face, but after takin g tw Sarsaparilla my skin be came clear, smooth."—Allle Fitzwa ter, Hood's Sars bottles of Hoods and now gets hungry 11ike any other boy and appetite ed condition of the blood. pure and builds up the whole system. Take it this Spring. appetite and com- morning. He has Sarsaparilla, Kllgo Ald , Hanniba), great blood a breaking out on 0 bottles of Hood's soft and St. Peters, Mo, me all Fight, parilla Promi loss of vitality, that tired feeling daches, indigestion and other stomach troubles, as well as by pimples, blotches, eczema and other eruptions, are all referable to and rich-—the peculiar tonic that stre “As a spring medicine is excellent. It dispels that tired, Ing which makes life a burden, bilious n the medicine ngthens Hood's Sarsaparilla languid feel- Lorg Fe Mo, “Lhave found Hood's Sursaparilla o medicine for cleansing the blood and ing pimples from the face good remov all I advise who wish to feel well to take it, Two bottles fixed H. . Shayler, Clyde, Kan, 8 to Cure and Keeps the Promise, in which the holder desires to practice, for which said county relating to of hearing to minor child relating to detention or forcible relating to Senate flle 121, by~ McCargar providing ate file 233, by Martin, providing for eral file. Only One Bill Up. The only bill considered by the committes was house roll 234, which requires a fee In cases appealed to the supreme court. Sen. ator Miller made a speech against the bill, claiming it was in the Interests of the classes and against the masses, after which the committee arose, reported progress and asked leave to sit again. Just before adjournment the chalr an- nounced a conference of the republican members to be held in the house imme- diately after adjournment for the purpose of rocelving mmunication from the national commil relating to the sena- torial situation, A The senate at & o'clock adjourned until Monday at 11 a. m. HOUSE WORKING ON SALARIES Recedes from Ttx Position In Cutting Off a Stenographer at State House, LINCOLN, March L eration of the salaries approbrlation bill vas resumed in the house this afternoun. The action of yesterday discontinuing the salary of a stenographer in the office of the bureau of labor and industrial sta- tistics was reconsidered and on motlon of Loomis an appropriation for a salary of $540 was recommended. Tue measure wiil again come beforc the house in the next session of the committee of the whole At the afternoon session resolutions on the death of ex-President Harrison were adopted by a rising vote and the flag over representative hall was again ordered at halfmast Rev. E. J. Randall, pastor of the odist Episcopal church at Rising, opened the morning session today prayer. Afier the usual formalities the following measures were placed on final copgideration aud passed with amendments: i Murray—To authorize the governor to appoint commission of three persons to purchase a library for the baitle- ship Nebraska and to appropriate $2,000 therefor, Passed by vote of 78 to 4 H. R by Fellers—To limit compensa- tlon of attorneys for members in contest cases to $1m and to prohibit allowance of any compensation for attorneys for unsic- cessful contestants, Passed by vote of 86 tol. 8, F. 3, by Metii- Neb., wiih Baldrige—To agricultural socle formes pose of holding fairs to hay subscribed and pald in before they ean be given the usual levy by the commissioners and to make the bestowal of the levy op- tional ~ with the county cemmissioners, Passed by a vote of 68 (0 14, On recommendation of standing commit tees the following measures were placed on tho general file: House rolls 364, hy Hawxby, to tax gifts, legacies and in- heritances in certain cases and to provide for the collectlon of the same; 434, by | Laflin, relating to issuance of druggists’ permits to sell liquors for medicinal pur poses The following measures wero indefinitely postponed: House rolls 467, by Hibbert for the rellef of the auditor and attorney general for money paid for official bonds; 466, by Buresh, lating to issuance of county warrants; 425, by Brown, to pro- hibit the giving away of intoxicating liquors; 419, by Mockett, relating to docket ing coses in district court House roll 193, by Beethe, mutual hog insurauce law, unanimous vote. I« The hous Juire for t at least 850 county pur | to repeal the was passed by ittee of the W le. resolved itself into committee of the whole and, with UBl in the chair, re sumed consideration of bills reported by the sifting committee. The first bill o the call was house roll 209, by Sears, to authorize the State Board of Purchase and Supplies to purchase supplies for state institutious in yearly lots. The measure was before the committee ywsterday, but was laid over for further considera’ion. Today it was recommended for passage by a vote of 36 to 81. The salaries appropriation bill, also left unfnished at the close of yesterday's ses- sion, was again taken up. The action of yesterday discontinuing the salary of a stenographer in the Bureau of Labor and In- dustrial Statistics was reconsidered and an | appropriation for a yearly salary of $84) ordered by unanimous viva voce vote. A motion by Hawxby to raise the reconi- mended salary of deputy state superin tendent of publie instruction from $1,600 to 31,600, wag defeated. The mover ex- plained that the former deputy was pald $1,600 per year and insisted that the salary should not be reduced. The action of the committee of the whole in adopting the | first | republicans and LINCOLN, March (Special.)—Among the bills passed by the senate this morn- Ing was oue to permit and empower bu- mane and kindred societies to become guar- dlans of homeless and neglected children. The bill provides Any legally Incorporated humane so- cloty, or soclety for the prevention of cruelty to children, or any soclety, cors poration ‘or assoclation having for its ob- Ject the providing of homes for homeless cted children, is hereby empowered guardian of minor children, in accordance with the general provisions of law applicable to the guardianship of The powers and dutles of kuch so- as guardians of minor children, shall be exercised and performed by its officers and ugents, and such soclety, corporation or assoclation may adopt hylaws in rela- tlon' thereto, not inconsistent with the gen- eral provisions of law applieable to such guardianship. Whenever It shall be made A county court that any person or _persons have been sentenced to pay @ fine, or sentenced to a term In the county jaii un- der uny of the provisfons of sald chapter xxxiv of the Complled Statutes of Ne- braska, av if it shall be made to appear to0 & county court after due complaint, set- ting forth’ the facts relied upon, and a hearing thereon, that any child under the age of 14 years, by reason of orphanage, | or of the' neglect, crime, drunkenness | or other vice of parents, is growing up | without education or salufary control, and | in circumstances exposing such child to lead a desolate and viclous life, such court order such child to be committed to | tody of any legally incorporated | humane soclety or xoclety for the preven- tion of cruelty to children, or any & oration or assockation object tho providing of lected or homeless childrs clety, corporation or o authorized to recelve custody and T education in som tutlon of Instruction to appear to having homes for ne such_child into ide for its care and | uitable family or insti- | but nothing contained in this act shall be construed to oblige any soclety, corporation or association (o res celve the custody of any child, not to afrect In any way the duty of any city or town to provide for any child having a legal set- | tlement therein | It shall be the duty of all county attor- | neys to represent and prosecute o behalf of the people, Within their respeetive coun- ties, all cases of offenses arising under the | provisions of this act, or of said chapt xxxiv of the Compiléd Statutes of Ne- braska GOVERNOR SIGNS THREE BILLS For Semi-Annual Reports of County Irensurers, Fines for Hlegal v ing, Cush for Road Tax LINCOLN, March 15 Governor Dietrich (Special Telegram.) today signed the fol- lowing bills: Senate file 80, by Ziegler, to | require gounty treasurers to publish semi- annual statements in July and January of | each year; house roll 9, by Hawthorn, fixing for illegal registration and voting; roll 58, by Miskell, to require pay- of taxes fu actual cash, To Prevent | iin and Geip Laxative Bromo-Quinine removes the cause. for Final Adjournment, LINCOLN, March 16.—(Special.)~The joint commitee on adfournment held its meeting this afternoon and decided upop Wednesduy as the time | they should meet for the purpose of deter- | nining upon the for final adjournment, | composed of ten members house, seven of whom are three fusionists. The fu- and at least one republican are In favor of an early adjourn- hout regard to the senatorial sit- uation, but with the of the mittee the feeling that adjournment should not be set for too a date of them suggesting s lute middle of April, while others thought that some date between the Ist and Gth of April should be selected. It was argued that a large amount of legisla- tion was yot to be acted upon, among which are the appro and apportionment bills and other {mportant measures. fines house ment roud next evening day committee i five from each sion members, wember, ment, wi majority com the | Iy seems 10 be some time as the ation | sinking spells An Excellent Combination, The pleasant method and beneficial effects of the well known remedy, Syrup oF Fias, manufactured by the CavtrorniA K16 Syrue Co., illustrate the value of obtaining the liquid laxa- tive principles of plants known to be medicinally laxative and presenting themin the form most refreshing to the taste and accermble to the system, It is the one perfect strengthening laxa- tive, cleansing the system effectually, dispelling colds, headaches and fevers gently yet promptly and enabling one to overcome habitual constipation per- manently. Its perfect freedom from every objectionable quality and sub- stance, and its acting on the kidneys, liver and bowels, without weakenin, or irritating them, make it the ideal laxative. In the process of manufacturing figs are used, as they are pleasant to the taste, but the medicinal qualities of the remedy are obtaiued from senna and other ‘aromatic plants, by a method known to the CALiFORNIA Fl¢ SYRUP Co. ouly. In order to get its beneficial effects and to avoid imitations, please remember the full name of the Company printed on the front of every package. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. BAN FRANCISCO, CAL. LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK, N. Y. Forsale by all Druggists.—Price 50c. per bottle $2.50 SENT FREE! inlist, FRANKLIN M B, will xend $2.50 Wort New and Col ent to ur Re There never was a better opportunity for persons suffering from diseases of the heart, nerves, liver stomach or dropsy to test, free, a New and Complete Treatment for theso disorders. 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