Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 8, 1902, Page 32

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S $15,000,000 FOR THE BRAVE BOERS Peace Has Been Restored in South Africa and the Transvaal Quits With Honor. AFTER NEARLY THREE YEARS Of Destructive, Crae Brit Agrees to Warfare, G erms of Pen sympathy of and fortitude, at tremendous munitions and money hasy of peace which are to victor as well as van Is lost African republic, but the conces gpeaks volumes for the heart of conquering Britannia and will go a long toward pacifying the plucky people of Transvaal RI15,000,000 IN RRITISH GOLD not the destroyed homes or good the Boer losse but it is a gen contribution toward that worthy pur- pose and the world would cheerfully tribute as much more to aid these suffering people to reconstruct their homes and fortunes, It was a most unfortunate con- troversy which plunged these christian wicked warefare, but (it The Boer the world Their cost have their antagonist the hravery earned by mighty of finally highly quished the South sion men, granted honorable Al terms olute Independence to granted ways the will make erous restore con- peoplo Into Is ended THE knows powerful foe organizatic BANKERS RESERVE experience what means. From the date of its this Net life insurance company has been confronted by malignant relentless, re ful antagonists. The Great Life Insurance Trust decreed the death of the home institution. In splte of the fight made upon the Bankers Reserve Life. that plucky young company has steadily worsted its allen competitors and B. H. ROBISON, PRESIDENT, has been able to announce from month t month a gain in the amount of insurance placed. The people admire energy, honesty fearlessness and fortitude They have thrown over $1,100,000 of new business Into the home offices at Omaha since January 1 1902, and by the new year of 1903 the bus| ness of 1901 will have been more than doubled. Every insurable man In Nebraskn should have one of the new Gold Bond policies of the from fighting a m raska source Business, Shorthand, English ay and ished work for Shorthand by New York Life Typewriting and tvening Students furn board when desired, Gregg mall Send for catalogue Bullding, Omaha, Neb BAKER BiroS the &=~ WHERE THE HALFTONE PLATES NISHED THE ILLUSTRATED BEE ENGRAVED. FUR ARE and he told the jury perjury lid One had been graduated from the ity, knt the insult tha vid THE 1LLUSTRATED BEE. Told Out of Court Judge White was a tartar, so you imagine that T was somewhat nervous when Shipp, I appeared before him defending one of my brought in a verdict own county boys who had come to the city judge did not approve, and got into trouble that they had committed ‘A panel of twenty-four jurors had beer of fools, and galected and all of them had qualified ac enough to sit on a jury unprejudiced As you know, aftc Mr. Westray, who attorneys have made their chal state univer- j.ngeg and turned the list over to the de and Was fondant’'s attorney, a ‘reasonable’ time | successful farmer In ajjowed the defense to strike off the namcs indignant over the of men it does not care the and determined y,py Twelve of the panel had taken seats submit to it, pro- 5 the jury box, while the remainder occu without going to pied chairs, near by. T A term of the perior held by the jury which the Nash county court North Carolina, Judge Willilam M 8- can they set not have sense of the or were a being jurors was a the state’ large land owner, the was a wn as most He was the jury would not it county offered t for one he ed he could to have on resent jail. S gy tives of a judg wat jur he tra if you a to for you and put T tives y jud the Jar “in gre to 5 4 Judge tainly handy, Judge district, came fore bench “1 was en country la Before the list was handed to ine Judge # White looked over his glasses and scowled it ‘Young man,"” he eaid, flercely, ‘T don't delay the court by taking twe hours make your challenges time' is not meant all for dinner Mr judge asked appertaining to the if he, the judge, to say what he did to the By a that he ' " forenoon law, otherwise it. Mr. Wes- “Judge Shipp to give you said Westray him, reroga prosve want had any A or three o at the recess roached the tter of law and you to to of law Shipp did have that right by would have exercised y then put this question I should here and genteel hority “reasonable answered cer “Of course frightened, but on a thought that came to me like a flash ‘Your honor," I s=aid, ‘I have no desire¢ the ¢ The twelve men who happen by ident to occupy the jury box will be satisfactory to me I don’'t know any of them and they don't know me.’ ‘But, your honcr,” exclaimed the ecutor, ‘I want a few make challenges.’ ‘“‘Can’t have fit,’ said the defendant is willing to take should be was I acted not now thrashing for what the jury, would you take it like a man your part as an individual, or would fall back on your judicial prorogatives me in jail?" Judge said in that event would come into play and be mighty and that he would board Mr. Wes- the expense of the county for two Mr. Westray then id: “Very well, ge, if that the case, we will forego ‘‘The ca thrashing,” walked off cleared my 0 from the bench of the Seventeenth judicial standing story of the first time he ‘Young and tried a player, aren't White of the ‘o, judge,’ 1 played any proceed to delay pros- he the preroga judge; ‘it th his chances the equally as willing.’ tried and I won it. 1 Judge White came down and walked to where I was at g state sur 80 be was and man. Jarrott tells this Kansas City late Judge he said, you? man,' ‘you're a poker to case be the answered, poker criminal bashfully, ‘1 haven't since T became a man." who calls whil the sald J Kansas City might be calle who had never had told quite then,' rott, quoted fact, I young by the what White, ‘a man at you a littl a poker player of said Judge a bluff like T made go is bound to be first water.’ nsense,’ was the city before heen | ful sellers. World Mg Co., Hardens the gums -cleanses, presarves and beautifies the teeth sweotens the breath. No powder or apill-most convenient pac! At all Drug O. H. STRONG & CO, lauid to kage to carry or use. ata e, Ohicago, U. 8. A. cvevoesecccee When Writing to Advertisers Always Mention The Bee ' PRICES REDUCE P ‘"? al\y '»’\\' ’ Vs lll\'g Grocers' and Marketmen's Short Order Wagons. Built by P. J. KARBACH & SONS., 13th and Howard, Omaha. Ask for price. 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