Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 22, 1901, Page 3

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1901, 3 NEBRASKA SCHOOL TUNDS [Besitite compas meremuounts-opposea e | STICRS TO SOUTH DAROTA | Siou Fa'ls, menitentiars; bas vecome A TEX AS CONGRESSM AN MARIE STUART. A lavorite of the Dramatic Stage in sane. He imagines that he owns :La peni- | offer and there was scarcely any division tentiary and {s much concerned about the o when (he matter was brought up for con- _— el L | slderation today. The offer was tempting, W T;fwi"E:n::p'-‘;::;”:'«lv':\”flhlal asiount e Teod Mike Marie Stuart, who s so favoranly | Three Huadred and Fifty Theusand for 8ix | yui ne inducements were not srong rmer b;-to; i’u d‘;' :ly- L [ e B g B e Totots T Meociote. o ao: Months. RUr commaty ® Ta Bemtrics company 0 Balirond Fresidency, alarm as (o his ability to pay for the tood. | Recommends Pesru-na as a Permanent Cure for 2, 1001 “T have never used any other med- —— by icine stnce T dlscoverad the valie of Duft; will continue the operation of its plant and peolin to Be fncorparat Pure Malt Whiskev. 1t rests my tired | ORDERS TO THE STATE NATIONAL GUARD |line of skimming stations under the same | DENIES OFFER OF NORTHERN PACIFIC| YANKTON, S D, May 21.—(Special.)- At nerves and keeps me in perfect heaith, management as heretofore. All officers and the epecial election in the town of Volin Catarrh and is a Grand Tonic. [ R R ) despite my continual physical and mental - Adirectors were re-elected and E. L. Me o on the proposition of incerporation forty- : best - Adjatant Gemeral Arranges for Me- | Adams, formerly of Chicago, now of this|Declares His Intentlon of Remaining | 0ne votes were cast, forty for incorporation | morinl Day~Prosccation Threat- [ city, and H. A. Lee, alto of Lincoln, were In His State the Rest of and one agalnst. The town will be in ened Amninat Former Secre- chosen as additional members of the board His Days and After- corporated. This fight has been on \ tor tary of State Porter. of directors ward, some time and little interest has been Stenographer for Jadge Dulle, manifested outs'de of a few who have had ey T, the scheme in hand ™ The supreme court has appointed Miss | (From a Staft Correspondent.) Mary Higgins of this city as stemographer | SIOUX FALLS, £ D, May (Special LINCOLN, May :1.—(8pecial.)—The semi- | for judge Dufe of Omaha, member of the | Telegram.)—The Stoux Falls Press in the PIERRE D., May 1. (Special Tele annual apportionment of state funds for | .ourt commiesion. She will take the place | morning will print the firsi interview | gram.)--Thomas . Ayers, as the head of | the support of the public schools will | 5¢ Miss Stella Willsey of Omaha, whose | granted by former Senator R. F. Pettigrew, | | the Referendum league, started out today amount approximately to $350,000. The ex- | commission expired May 13 who returned here today from New York.|to secure signatures required for applylag act amount will be made known by Treas- Keep Off the Capitol Grasa. in reference to the published reports that|the provisions of the referendum to the urer Steufer tomorrow and Superintendent .| he had been ofiered the presidency of the | scavenger tax law and the law providing . ' It is announced at the sta‘e house that Fowler will later determine the portion | 1h 18 AFROTEI O B 8 L 8 of Public | Northern Pacific railroad. He said: “I|for the election of county commissioners that s to g0 to each county. The last || ‘d."‘ ‘4 Bulldings will order the ar. |Pave not been offered the presidency of any | hy the vote of & whole county instead of hy echool apportionment was made during the | and: and Buildings . railroad and no such offer will be made. | districts | g Treasurer Meserve's | Test of peraons found walking over the [ FATHONE ABE Bo BACE SEE L b wate bt L el capitol lawn. The grass is now in better ef e N e R RS S S S 2 Securing Referendum Signatures. \ to onl te has been devoted to work in Bouth Breaks Arm in Anase Dall Game. ;:‘:';‘r"":':""”"“ List it ¥ | condition than ever in past years, but citi- 'I'Mn:': 1 love the state for what it hes | YANKTON, 8. D. May 21.—(Special.) The school money is derived from the [zens still persist in walking over it, wot- | g0 "ol b and what | have been able to| While Henry Tammen, son of George Tam- | tax levy, income from the sale or lease of | Withstanding the “keep on the walk” signs do for it. I expect to live here the rest of | Men. last Saturday night was running home school lands and special fees or licenses. | that are conspicuously dispiayed. my days and take my chances with the men | ffom third base. he could not avold the | These funds are apportioned among the New Wing Asylam. who are striving to build it up. Its soil ~.v"rh"r who was standing in the -:.u M;‘d counties of the state twice each year. Dur The State Board of Public Lands and |is rich enough for my burial place when | ®'! I"|‘” "": ""‘" I'I"K "'“ ';”" near t v ing the last six years the apportionments [ puiidings met this aftsrnoos to consider | I need one." shou Lo he PR el have varled in total amount from $216,000 | hide for the new wing to the .nsylum for i ks bk soc ‘i to $400,000. The apportionment that will be | cpropie Insane at Hastings, out owinz to | JOINT TEACHERS' INSTITUTE| x , made tomorrow will exceed eight of the 18t | g apsence of Commissionsr Follmor, ac- Thirteen Churches Incorporated, twelve apportionments. tion was postponed until tonorrow wmorn- | Instructo t Black Hilla ¢ ntles | PIERRE. 8. D, May 21.—(Special Tele- Orders to National Guard. ing, when another meet'nz wili be held. Will Unite and Meet at gram.)—-Thirteen church charters for Cath Adjutant General Colby will fssue the | The legislature appropriated $50,000 for the Sturgis. olic churches in the state were secured from the secretary of state today. The in- following orders to officers of the Nebraska | bullding. 3 1. ‘ National guard tomorrow, directing the ob- Water from Birdwood Creek. HOT SPRINGS, 8. D, May 21.—(Special.) | corporators in all of them are Bishop Stars, prima donnas, public speakers, | gorvance of Memorial day Secretary Dobson of the State Board of | ~~All the Black Hills counties, except|Thomas O'Gorman and Thomas A. Lynch clergymen, luwyers and all public men and | ®..rhe commanding oficer of each company | Irrigation will go to Norfolk, Juns 4, to Lnlwrr'n’re‘h wxglln.:-l:n”unnTLm nnm‘m.'flnl lnl connection ‘f,:‘h )a‘rav partles at cach sever physical and mental strain, - The | will report with his command on Memorial | pear testimony and argupint In the case i': n;m-rspn;rl:mm”: M :‘:unn“sl4|rh 8| place where & chutch I8 Insorpotated. f that _they uniformly use Duffy's Pure ¢ the local ! "0, % v 4 s - - Sale " Wiligkey " 1o " fortity - themsalves | 87, May 30, to the commander of the local | ot Nicholas McCabe agalust Maude Hin-|TL 0t (BVIE® (WO VAT 860 SO0 08 Sheep Herder Kills Another. | against and to aid them go through per- | Post of tho Grand Army of the Republic|man. The case involves the claim of the| LA (i L T s (O Preter holdin BUFFALO, Wyo., May 21.—(Special Tele- | fods of hard work and nxnfit;nwgl, lnr‘ihn and will render such unfll,nncohll m-ylbe latter for the appropriation of water from | ) | ARnUAL TAREILUve: DRHar duchar mn: gram.)—Peter Paden last night shot and | trongest possible proof that Duffy's Pure onducting the services & 9 = o - 1 it Whiskey 18 the best tontc and stimus | Feduired of him in conducting Birdwood creek In Lincoln county. 0b- |t BOANe e T taelt. Ty | Killed Al Bearshop at a ranch twenty-five lant. in honor of the nation's dead. jection to th claim has been raised on | o CRCh 10 ROIS e FEIWE By et B pijog Jouth of bere. Both men are sheep Difty's Puro Malt Whiskey cures ner- “AN nrmlvfll be carefully "‘:D““fil':‘ the ground that the frrigating ditch was not | o %y o0 ingtructors than they could | herders. They had quarreled for many husne digestion; gives power to tes every precaution will be v ¢ | ” vousness and indigestion; gives power to :nkfldnx LA il constructed within the time specified by | (0 CrL L Lt . Meade county, | Months. Paden gave himself up and claims | o d richness to the biood. It | takem to guard agal - : law. i ~ he shot in self defense. musclos an " is the favored location this year. Because positively cures consumption and all throat ‘The Iiving soldiers can show their respect L en—— » 1 the ¥ et e o and lung troubles, It Is a_promoter of | for those that died that the nation might g eilng et Tt e new Public school| [NDIANS WILL NOT FIGHT #00d health and longevity. Makes the old | 00 "hy not only cherishing the memery of | The Nebraska Assoclation of Professional|bullding, now in course of construction, ::1‘:-‘::( k;.ix':: u';; o:o:‘n'nfl;r-onfih thnll. :-?I. their herole deeds, but also by following | Photographers began its twelfth annual( will not be completed untll August 1, the Government _medicine stamp marks the | them in an exalted patriotism and am in- | session tonight with a reception, a lunch- | meeting h nuine. AN drugglsts and grocers, or irect, $1.00 per bottle. Medical book sent MISS STUART, Miss Stuart's only medicine {s Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey D R R S e c e Rt s Congressman R. C. GRAFFENREID, FROM TEXAS. B S I 3 Arapahoes Have Grievances, but Will Settle Them Amin- been put off until August 20. Congressman R. (. DeGraffenreid, of Longview, Texas, gixes his endorsement to creased devotion to country and to the |eon and an informal business meeting. In| Prof. Girton of the Madison Normal, h Peruna, the great catarrh remedy, in the following letter 5 ‘ bly. | Hotel Wellington, ) free great principles of law and order, which |a general discussion nearly all of the dele- | been secured to conduct the imstitute al A ‘&D‘;n ‘oonm'l‘;e‘sfi:‘"‘;l,(h"e Dufty Malt are at the foundation of our govermment— | gates favored keeping photograph galleries | Among other instructors are Prof. Davis CHEYENN o - —_— w ‘lllnmon. D.C.§ . —* — by emulating the lives and character can |closed on Sunday. Forty members are in|of Sturgis, Eva Olney of Farnsworth Bos- CYENNE, Wyo. M —(Specia Motlagram;)=-Develonmunts t how that | The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, O.: dancy ton School of Oratory, and Alice Carey pddeiimadelliiit s Bl ML ¢ — P, P . " Sane Oil Tnspector Sizer went to Omaha today | Moines, Ia. The full corps of instructors| YATFant the sensational dispatches sent| Vinced that it is all you claim for it. £ g onls an can on business connected with his department. | has not yet been selected. The rallroads | OUt from there yesterday relative to a recommend it as a safe and permenent cure for catarrh.”—R. C, De. he will begin proceedi: in court against have been petitioned to make a one-rate | {hreatencd outbreak among the Arapahoe | Graffenreid, Former Secretary of State Porter if the| gy OF FLOATER IS FOUND | fare. Indlans. The Indians have been dissatis-| Sore throat has many mames. Some!sist upon having Peruna. Peruna never latter does not return to the state the fled for some time at the treatment ac- | call it catarrh of the pharynx. It is also | fails. It is an old, well trted remedy. t corded them. but have no fntention of goin; d o c tonsilitis Follic | My ysic who :::an n:w::;:.-:n:: lh':: t::.;:m“od art | WELLS FLOW WATER AND GAS | on of going | called chronic tonsiliti Follicular My physictan, (o whom I applied, did the 1iving best honor the dead. Proceedings Against Porter. Attorney Gemeral Preut announces that WANAMAKER & BROWN Unkmown Ma; Taken from Mi River at Plattamouth by LESHL AL pharyngitis is the name that doctors de- | not do any better. My troubles became Marks commission. The amount claimed to i Valuabile Artesin) uters Are Hored | [0St Trader Moore arrived here today | light to call it, as thev generally prefer | worse and my suffering fncreased instead The Greatest Men's Talloring be due the state from Mr. Porter is $023.80. b Lo 1 Ouliy ChuRty, Bentk from the agency and says that while there | the longer words. Public speakers and | of Improving Establishment in America, The law under which the commiesion acted | ) \ovrgviouTH, Neb, May 21— (Spe- 'nnm..y' : is some friction between the agent and |preachers are so prone to have sore throat, | “Loss of appetite, slcep and flesh, be- stipulated that the secretary of state| Walogram )_' hile Fred Bl o6 and the Arapahoes, no serious trouble is ap- | that it is sometimes called preachers’ sore | sides continual coughing and pain, showed -hou‘m ;: - m.:n!:ertln‘? f‘he:lp:;i ::o:x;: %ilks - Kildow were fahing aeer the HURON, S. D., May 21—(Special)- prehended. The Arapahoes have appointed | throat | too plainly that my case was a desperate recelve 20 per cent of all fe levance committee to meet with the It makes little difference what name |one. I lost almost all faith in the so-called Colonel John H. King of this city recefved [* 8" e so-calle commission. ‘The conatitution of the state, :“‘,:'r“"::':, i IR ‘:f,d,m:,',""'.l u dispatch from Norbeek & Nicholson. who | 38€ncY officials and the differences will be | we call it—just plain sore throat is hard | catarrh cures, when I read about Perua, however, expressly provides that no state i amicably settled. e o bear w | and concluded r officer shall receive compensation for his | floater coming down the stream. The |Are putting down a number of artesian ks nough to bear without indulging in long | and concluded to try this as a last resort. 4 names. Chromic sore throat generally be-| “Thanks to Dr. Hartman's invention I coroner held an inquest this afternoom, | Wells in Sully county, saying that the sec- Unfon Pacific Men Satisfied. il ek ‘“"1':';‘,:;’?:‘:“"':;.“’,7::':'?.bu, there was nothing found to identify | 9nd well fn Pearl township, Sully county,| CHEYENNE, Wyo. May 21.—(8pecial | §I8 bY # scratching sensation in the throat | now cnjoy as good health as I aver did— ; ( c:rm‘a; :naméao;m} but he insists that he |the man, who was about 40 years of age :‘ oen °°"""';"’ It ts 1750 feet deep, | Telegram.)—The local machinists have ::":!I'n:‘\::\gm;;d‘I;wu:klulxlx.ur::xr:- to »{:::.- st s b s aas it BN .'l‘i'i'.'f'.’:. . : v venty lons a minute and has a | taken no action in the strike matter, ol | h : by the law | 8nd had black hair. He weighed 165 | flows seventy ga . an y 4 P :.’:..':Z‘.“'L:"':flfi.‘.f“.'.fi:" Y e oy | pounds, was six fest tall and ware & good | PFessure of forty pounds to the square inch. | it in bolieved they will remain af work, | 'AteF it nothing is done for it appetite, and ! . Sore throat is almost certaln, after il general has submitted a formal communica- | black suit. In the pockets were found a The "Tlnernlurg of the water is 90 degrees. | The Union Pacific railway recently granted hs" Becoile’ CNYOILS. Sto | EERAGATIyCaktend | tion to the former secretary asking for the | knite and silk handkerchiet and a purse [ The wel DL (e0e Sorie e ovelaniiia} tham an incraanesin: wages'and chishmen | 5o SR e S iiungy Wheh UNICHAD on the highest ground v artesian well ot feel dispos e g : return of the money and he declares I::Tn ;ont:lmng 5‘ cents. The body was ‘buried | °1 the hiEhee ground of any artesls Strong | 4o, not feel disposed to join the big walk- { oo congumption 1s often the result ‘-'r::;:?m‘:o:l:::-';:?l ;::I:lv;:::t:dlnl: s flow of gas, stronger than from the well T]h; slllme to ;“;flu‘l:“ovm:mm ;x Pm its completed in the same township a few | carly_ stanes. .A B wo of Peruna I court, e of this nature woutd be| WAKES TWO ATTEMPTS TO DIE | (000, loce. "the gas i fn sreater quancity DECISIONS AT DAKOTA CITY " (o put a stop_ to the whole thing | by iy than is needed for heating or lighting pur- 1t My, Charles D. Smyth,.whose testi- directed against Mr. Porter and his boads- e Walker of Beatrice 'Tr Dobes” for nY taris adl 14 Routh Tekota. monial appears here had used Peruna at . effect my cure, men. The latter are John W. Sparks of Hang Herselt While in The gas flow from the fih, well continues, the . beginning. of his trouble, he would i g bl and 1 can most nf.“%::.:%‘ l\‘l o.ns:;lall.:r“:: S;hn.:-_ Jail. and fe increasing in volume. There is no have hlnen saved _\‘w.lr:l of sickness caused | 3 (0 Sl L eees BlNCErely recom- dore Mann of Lancaster, J. N. Gafn of | BEATRICE, Neb., May 21.—(Special Tele- | 8PPrehension as to whether the flow will| DAKOTA CITY, Neb., May 21.—(Special.) | " po%|eC{In€ (0 usw Peruna in time e mend It to a sut- Saunders, Tsaac J. Traver of Merrick, Mary | gram.)—Joste Walker, who was arrested | D°COM® exhausted. The great need has been | —The udjourned oal AEAT AL o & Aamp. | fering humanity afflicted as 1 have been. and David Rowden of Douglas, Jacob North | jast aight. for belng drunk, attempted (o | VAter and fuel, and the sioking of the two | was al., says ronie catarrh In the head, | “charles D. Smyth \ ast night for being drunk, mp! wells in the western haif of Bully county | Guy T Groacs. BALDa, nose and throat has been a source of trou- |~ xo' ouner remedy is so widely known and W. E. Hardy of Lancaster. hang herself this morning by tylag a rope es. Rufus Fancher of South |y ang apnoyance to me for more than ten Ohasis In: Pihows Dlinst which was In the cell around her neck |®C!Veé® the problem. Sioux City, who has been confined in the and so universally used for sore throat, it et oY A years. 1 have used all such medicines as 3 ¢ pmmerclal — eminent | county jail for several months charged aces are reached only by ork. coughs, colds, la grippe, and all other ; More cases were ordered for argument be. |49 atiachizg tho other end to the 0o | GATTLE FOR SOUTH DAKOTA |iiin “harness mieating baa mie cace oot | came under my notice as o catarrh cure | Coitrrtan gieonses 0 business of Wanamaker & Brown fore the supreme eourt and commission bars of the cell. At this moment Police- | tlbRed &nd Tenlned Ble libery by Hiediohs without any help to me except at times ) Address The Peruna Medicine Co ot e R el Sihre: 1l | hea 1tha: Ghakie wuat caned hIs icrnlie Mg Bheatad’ Abpreced. WAA{Fiatrated ke loads of Youns 810ck |ing & $100 bond. e sl by soms, ‘ealy s temporary "rellet, but| Columbur, Ohio, for a handsomely fllus- g to the top, Hard work and untir- §1,p.; ver before for a single sitting of the | P1ans. B8he made a second attempt, using 4 in from Texas for County Attorney J. J. McAlister asked to | 2%, SUre | trated, free book on catarrh. It treats {n ey 0 e et nas M40 || court. The eall contained minety-six cases | the bunk chains, but was agein preveated Goks i have the case against Jobn N, Peysen,| , PETURS is 4 sure cure. There ar | of the many phases and siuges of winter world. and of these forty-eight were assigned for | by Btearns. charged with the illegal sate of liquor, dia- J ® MO catarrh and their cure. oral argumeat. At the last sitting the . made 5’ HURON, 8. D, May 21.—(Special)— | missed, but Attorney R E. Evane ob. | tBeT remedies that are just as good. In- to number of cases argued was thirty-twe. having gained in weight more than 1 ever dia in my e 1 have used nine bottles of Peruna and no other medicine, to eeesscccccces Rufus Fancher's Case Continucd and Another Defendant in Out of State, term of district court convened here yesterday by Judge ts_llke every othor calling—whether sclentific or commercial — eminent , & farmer of Pleasant Valle; : was correspondently larger than at amy z‘,::.;‘.‘v“:“_ “brought to Fremont yester. | 18248 along the Mistouri river. On Wednes- | bondsmen seek to deliver him to the sherif, previous sitting. . day five special trains of 125 cars and on | hut Peyson is in lowa and refuses to cro ane from Religi 8 " pecial tralas, heavily loaded with young | jected and th tained the ob; § 31— s ected and the court sustained the obje The attendance of lawyers from the state | N EMONT: Nob, May 31—(8peclal) | cyii1a, pass this point daily for grazing | tion Pevsen is out on bonds and his Omaha Branch Store, 122 South (5th St., Near Corner of Douglas. FIRST CLASS PULLNAN SLEEPERS «.DAILY BETWBEN.., OMAHA AND SAN FI Without Change GREAT ROCK _ISLAND ROUT.E Olice, 333 Fernam St Omabay » HOTELS, P THE BUCKIN o — One of the cases heard First National bank against Florentius Hallowell, appealed from Buffalo county. This {s a suit brought against the stock- holders of a defunct Kearney bank to anmul conveyances of real estate to wives and mear relatives a fow days before the bank led. The creditors of the bank allege that the stockholders transterred the prop- erty with intent to defraud. A dozen or more persons having Identical Interests brought sult in the district court of Buf- falo county to have the transfers set aside and the lower court gave them a favorable declsion. The defendants appealed to the supreme court. Important Cri, 1 Matte Three important criminal cases will be argued before the court during the sitti Former Senator Allen will plead for a re versal of judgment in the case of Leroy Alyea, who was comvicted in the lower court of making a felonious assault upon Peter F. Sullivan. Sufficlency in the infor- mation 18 challenged and will be the maln polnt relled om for overturning the decision of the trial court. Hubbard Savary, convicted of Kkilling Theodore Thompson in a railroad camp near Humboldt on July 2, 1899, asks the supreme court to set aside the decision of the lower tribunal because of errors in the proceed- ings. His case will be argued this week e | before the commission. The court will also be asked this week to reverse the decision In the case of Bruce Chapman, who found gulity of criminal assault in Sherman. Military Surgeons’ Delegation. Govermor Savage today named the follow- ing as delegates to the annual meeting of the Association of Military Surgeons of the United States, to be held in St. Paul, Minn,, June 1: Dr. Arthur P. Ginn, Nebraska City; Dr. Willls E. Talbot, Broken Bow; Dr. C. G. Barnes, Alblon; Dr. Charles L. Mullins, Broken Bow; Dr. R. E. Giffen, Liacoln; Dr. €. D, Evans, Lincoln; Dr. C. M. Reeder, Grand Island; Dr. G. L Pritchell, Fairbury. New Bank at Alvo. The State Banking Board today issued & charter to the Farmers' and Merchants' that of the|d8Y 8fternoon by his neighbors, charged with insanity. This morning he escaped from his keepers at the New York hotel and was not found until this afternoon. The board of insanity commissioners de- cided to send him to the asylum. His mind 1s unbalanced on the subject of religion and the physicians consider his case hopeless. Millionaire Visits C: R CEDAR RAPIDS, Neb., May 21.—(Special.) ~8. W. Allerton and son have been in Cedar Rapids for a week looking after their interests and that of the A. T. Land and Cattle company. Mr. Allerton owns a great deal of Boone and Wheeler county land. His title in this part of the county is “Farmer Allerton,” since he takes so much interest in the agricultural production of his real esta RED CLOUD, Neb., May 21.—(Special. This year besldes the Memorial day serv- ices of the Grand Army of the Republic, there will be the unveiling of the monu- ment erected by the people to the mem- ory of Willlam A. McKelgan. Willlam J. Bryan will give an address, followed by an oration by Senator W. V. Allen. Horse Tramples Ita Master. MADISON, Neb., May 21.—(Special.)— Thomas Alderson, stockman and farmer, elght miles southeast of town, was severely injured by a horse which struck him down and tramped upon him. He was hurt about the back and knees and his ribs were se- verely bruised, St. Edward School Commencement, 8T. EDWARD, Neb., May 21.—(Special. The commencement exercises of the St. Edward High school were at the Presby- terian church tonight. The graduates are Alta Hall, Belle Harriss, Florence Allen and E. C. Hall, jr Victim Has Fractured Skum HUMBOLDT, Neb., May 21.—(Special.)— Later examinations reveal the fact that Roby Wilson, the 14-year-old victim of Saturday's runaway, is suffering from a severe fracture of the skull and his re- covery doubtful. Picnie for Log Rollers, last Thursday the same number of specials with 120 cars, passed this point. They repre- sented the first shipments of 7,000 head of yearlings and 2-year-olds being sent from Texas, the property of “Scotty” Phillips. This shipment represented a cash outlay of over $100,000, and with the usual good luck of range cattle they will aggregate at least $250,000 in Chicago, Omaha, Sioux | City and Kansas City markets. Nearly all these cattle are from Texas and are well bullt and in good condition. Other cattle- men are making heavy importations. All report the range country covered with an abundance of grass and there is plenty of water, lato raine having filled lake beds, pools and low places SETTLING MARSH'S ESTATE Exzecutors of Late 0O Deadwood Adju ing Prope a Captain in & Min- e, DEADWOOD, §. D., May 21.—(Special.)— Charles and Frank Marsh of Omaha, ex- ecutors of the estate of the late Cap- taln W. W. Marsh, have been in Deadwood several days, adjusting differences be- tween the estate and the St, Elmo Mining company. Several years ago Captain Marsh leased the St. Elmo mine, which is south- west of Keystone a few miles, and erected a ten-stamp mill. Through a misunder- standing a settlement of accounts was not made by Captain Marsh before his death The Marsh estate now turns over to the 8t. Elmo company the St. Eimo mine stamp mill and all huildings and received in turn about one-third of the company's stock, amounting to 80,000 shares, The St Elmo mine will prabably be opened again this season. Black Hills people own the balance of the stock. South Dakota Incorporations. PIERRE, 8. D, May 21.—(Special.) These articles of incorporation have been filed Globe Commerclal company of South Da Kota, at Plerre, with a capital of $5,000,040. Incorporators, ‘Luclen M. Turner, Pierre W. Beringer and T. P. Estes The Hoyt & Parker company, at Pierre, with a capital of $15.000; incorporators. Willlam K. Otls, Frank R. Milliken and the river without requisition, which County Attorney McAllister will not ask. Peysen broke jail about a month ago and was recaptured last week at Remasen, la., by Sheriff Sides and brought back as far as Sioux City, Ia., where the sheriff was com- pelled to release him, owing to the inmac- tivity of the county attorney in securing requisition papers. The divorce case of McCarthy against McCarthy is now on trial. Mrs. Frances McCarthy seeks a divorce and allmony from her husband, Michael McCarthy, who is a storekeeper at cora, Neb., on the grounds of drunkenness and abuse, while Mr. McCarthy objects to alimony on the grounds of infidelity. Mrs. Laura T. Jay was granted a di- vorce on the grounds of non-support from Will C. Jay. fon Dellvers Theses. PERU, Neb., May 21.—(Special.)—The last section of the senior class of the state normal delivered theses in the chapel last evening. Titles of themes were: ‘‘Physics as a School Study,” C. H. Ratcliffe; “Di- recting Children's Play Miss Mabel Smith; “Cultivating a Love of Nature,” Miss Edna Mitton; “Crime and Educa- tion," L. Crowley; ‘‘Home and Schoo! Relations,” Miss Nina Bonam; ‘Tralning he Child How to Study,” L. W. Fike; “Educational Value of Manual Training," Miss Grace Timerman; “The Teacher's Training of the Child,” Miss Daisy Kunkel Court at David City. DAVID CITY, Neb., May 21.—(Special.)— The May term of the district court con- vened here today, Judge Sornberger of Wahoo presiding. The docket fs light, con- taining only thirty-eight civil cases and three crimiual cases. The most important case coming on for trial is the case of the state against Joseph Goldschmidt on a charge of larceny as bailee. Shelton Superintendent Elected. SHELTON, Neb, May 21.—(Special.)—At a meeting of the school board yesterday Prof. (. W. McMichael of Lincoln university was chosen as superintendent. He will suc- ceed Prof. Paul Goss, who had been Consultation Fre DR. McGREW OW PRICES %eumen. Pioneer of (Dr, McGrew at In all stages. Hours — 8 a, m- to 9 p. m. Examination Free. Confidence in Dr, McGrew as a Speci- alist is what is bringing S0 many men to him for treatmeut. Thoue sands of men through- out the west will tell yon that the confidence they placed in Dr. McGrew was never betrayed. It is a positive fact that men are comiug over one thousand miles to ob. McGrew's treatment. The Doctor keenly ap- preciates hisstanding in the world oi men as a Specialist and EVERY DAY brings many flattering reports of the good he is doing or the re Every Day proves the success of D:, McGraw's Traatment, Varicocele, Stricture, Blood Poison NERYOUS DEBILITY and all weakncsses and disorders of men. TREATMENT BY MAIL. Sundays, 8. a. m.to 5 p. m Box 765 Office Over 215 So. I4th St. Bet. Douglas and Farnam Sts, OMAHA, NEBRASKA., ef he has given. Intending visitors to the an-American | Bank of Alvo, Cass county, The paid CAMBRIDGE, Neb,, M Exposition may secure in advanc superior up capital stock of the institution Accommodations at elther of the Apartment | o e g y 21.—(8pecial)— | T, P. Eetes Royal Remedies company 13 At a meeting today the ofMclals of the | wiih o capital of $350.00 at Plerre, elected, but resigned to accept the superin- tendency of the Ord public schools DR. KAY'S incorporators, - | ther of 500. The Incorporators are: A. L. Munger, | Bouthwestern Nebraska Log Rollin .| George Cutler, Willis H. Lane and T. P. RENOVATOR {uigorates and renovates the THE BUCKINGHAM, THE 80T, & & as- )0 D Chi o : MaRthorotan Por CME ALILLIAN, | C. B. Staw, C. R. Jordan, W O. Bayles | soclation decided to hold the annual plente L R R TRELAMARS IXAM CNIBER DRNY:. . (s pueicos awi dorishes the blaods enrés European plan. $1.00 per day | and G. P. Foreman Hi b e Be D 3 Milling eom- ENTON, M . y 21L.—(Special.) lyspepsia, tion, hesdache. American or July 30 and 31, at Cambridge. vany. at Deadwood, with ‘a capifal of | chinch bugs are doing some damage to| '\Yeraad kidueva. 25cand #1 ntdruggists. Fres | o A Nott, Mar, Hotel Buckingha Labor and Industry. $100,000; _incorporators, H.© 8 Hawley, H advice. sample and book o 3 5 New Bl ator at Beatrice, Thomas O. Potter, Charles H. Brown, Her. | cTops in sections of the country. Small Dr. I J. Kay, Saratoge, N.Y. OF Bafalo, N. Y. Deputy Labor Commissioner C. K. Watson| BEATRICE, Neb (Special Tele. | man Bischoft and' John Baker grain is looking fine. Some corn is up : , L started for St. Louls this afternoon to s L N T 3 well. Alfalfa is nearly ready for the fi Under entire New Manawement. |4 po meeting of the National Asso rag If 2 Mosting of Wamsn's Cluhs bought ground at Third and Market streets | SIOUX FALLS, 8. D.. May 21—(Special,) | CU't/D8 Hoppers are not as thick as | HOTEL GERARD, tion of OfMclals of Labor and Indusirial|and will at once begin the erection of | —The date for the annual meeting of ihe|YeAT A 00d rain is needed 44th St, Near Broadway. Statistical Bureaus. National Labor Commis- | ,"100,000-bushel elevator State Federation of Women's clubs of NEW YORK. sioner Carroll D. Wright of Washington, D e South Dakota, at Hot Springs, has been y Fire Proof, modern and | ., will preside at the meeting. Nelson Grado ;i g | RexoaioR DRINK CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH n School Teachers. NELSON, Neb., May 21.—(Speclal.)—The | CURED BY | on Exercl i fixed. The meeting will begin June 15 and . WH”E maBfl" HEME"Y 1] N | 9 e of 0. Educi ache 8.8 11s 8pBsiniments Reatrice Creamery Won't Sell, NELSON, Neb.. May 21.—(Special)—The | coniinye three days 1 “'," '{:,m':‘e'n"”:fi ‘N,'mu”',,‘_“:" "‘;"." = Centrally Located. The proposition of the Continental | S4UAUIRE exercises of the Nelson High 4 L ANRREIRMBRARLT | ME Can e glven 1 Giass of \uter, Tea or . 4 4 e school will be In the opera house Thursday To Attend Grand Lodg Cramer, principal; N. L. Moore, grammar, Coffes Without Patient's Knowledge. American 3 Creamery company of Topeka, Kan. tof,ioh’ ‘where are fteen graduates. eight| SIOUX FALLS, 8. D.. May 21 (Special) | Berta Manion, first Intermediate; Susie White Rlbbon Remeay will cure of dee COOL AND CO! purchase or lease the plant and all busi- b g o it g al.) | 2 aanat nte Maggle Bal "wale | gtroy the diseased appetite for alconoli@ Seas aees interests of the Boeptrice Creamery | 2078 824 seven girls —A number of the local Knights of Pythias ;\‘”‘- ascand intermediste: Magsie Baker, ROR Tim soiddy | stimulants, whether the patient 1s & cons o c rst primary o 1€ ea inebriate. i tippler. soclel dri; Saae T P Bambisy company of this tity, was rejected by the smatipos Soare \ | 8o rransien to g9 Lo tha Slack Hills nest P Wi i Seer** Mndtoen Haare: PHILES PR TR RO TAL Hstelo s Todurlcan o ATinKeR o 8 atockholders of the latier company at their| HUMBOLDT, Neb., May 21.—(Special.)— | jooih 10 StSAE LAC ! o] e srand iree More Cases Appear. FEMALE AN | o TIPV 0 101 wits Ul L kve an ape } AVON INN, annual meeting this afternoon. The offer | The smallpox scare is over, only one case| % °f * BEATRICE, Neb., May 21.—(Special Tele- wres [hite Kibvon Ttemoas: By mal 3. Fre AVON-BY-THE-SEA, \. J. was submitted by the Kansas company two | having developed, and the quarantine h Thinks He Owna a Penitentiary. gram.) -Three more cases of what is said safent con packag: e rv writing Mra, T, Moore, Mest select resort on the New Jersey | months agu aad by the board of directors | been raised and public gatherings again pe SIOUX FALLS, 8. D., May 21.—(Special.) | to be smallpox bave been reported siace Peanyrorali not a single falure C. T. U., Ventura, Californi Coast. ferred to b " , P cases relieved i A few " £ Bold in Umana. Neb. Uy wies. . Schaofer, oast, Wwas referred to the meeting of the stock- | mitted. —Goorge Johpson, & life prisoner iu the | last might e GO Sberman & McComncll and Kubn & Co, aruggists | \6ik and Cilcagy sireeis