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and FOR RENT REAL ESTATE LOANS -- - | Board and Rooms. \ y WALKING DISTANCE. GOOD M1 MCLOY&O D()hertV Wenls #, gt 136 Howard St o rog e i HOAI'I‘ iafge cool rooms, B8 So. Mtk st | oAl ESTATECEG I % =" INSURANCE ~-RENTALS “Farnished Roows fll STATE BANK BLDG MODERN, walking di; plenty ot | TEL. DOUG, 1014 OMAHA, NER FOR roorm W Fers | close to ear. \ scre fruit de o | premium loan. Money for impraver NGLE <:1‘v||rr-l4‘n‘llv\lr‘\. % |and mortguge. Address L 485, Beoe f_shade; reaso BT. 4 Modern Douglas 5266 LARGE frov Yodge. Harney ST. MARY'S AVE. Nicely furnished front room, modern good location. Douglas 4432 MODERN _ room: wentlema private family; breakfast if desired. Walnut 7 COOL, beautiful front rooms. large porch shade, fine for summer; meals if de sired; garage. 21 N FINE furnished room in private resi dence. Desirable location, Web, && Nicely fur. front room. 1413 N. Mth § Farnished House A NICE, clean, all modern south room fn | private family; sultable for 2 young men desired. 8 $12 a gmonth: breaktast if 14 | kvrt ning ™ house- TWO modern, nicely furn keeping rooms. 201§ Webster NICPLY Fur. Hskp. Rms. and sleeping Rms, Phone service, nice lawn ant shade. Web. 518, DAVENPORT, ? modern apte, con Dlete Eoa o oiin Light Houseke x Rooms. COOL, rooms, with I’\lrllllhed Ogden Bluffs, fioter @ TRABLE airy room; use 4 rooms part mod Harney 5156, FTH AVE 'er month. Phone 3 rooms, bath; fresh paint, paper inge; 3d floor; 8il. \Webster 81317 CALL flllnllhfld cottage “housckeeping D a2 > $10 pantry, furnish- 'ORNIA-2 and 2-room, m Her, 4001 nice yard room nna North. BIX-ROOM, modern house. Jocated at #710 Decatur St.: wili be vacant May 1 $23 per month. Pdone H. w32 FOR R _room house, 2498 Y‘nvkvr At SEVBN rooms, all modern, Bemls Park. Phone Harney °04. South all wodern. FOR RENT—$65.00 Dwelling, 414 So. 36th St.; tiled vostibule, reception hall, front and back parlors, dining room and kitchen, 5 bed rooms, 9 bath rooms, hot water heat, garage. All in first class con- dition. Location A-1. Benj 8. Baker. Phones D482, H317, strictly modern | S-ROOM-—2417 Jones S house, large lot and shade trees. Call Douglas 967 J. 1. KEMP. Went, WEST FARNAM District, 7-room mod- ern house, 106 S. Wth St. Miscellancous. BEE the C!nlrgrl‘un\llun Stores. FRER RENTA FOR RENT mplete list of all hot '. “;:-. na flats that ‘are rar :::t e, Tist e be. seen fres of ¢ Omaba Van & Storage Co.. 806 b ¢-ROOM modern cottage. 1811 Paul St J..C. Reed ffun™s fomzt J.C.Reed pe¥uns sorss Alal. B1%0S, 85 per MOnth Up. i uxton, -n wnd Storag Call us for Almates for mo 1713 Webster St Ma log. Dougla. Gordon Van Co. i [P N 1ith St Tel. D. 394 or Web. gard’s cnlnk. shipplos. GlobeVan&Storage x Stores, mover, packs, shi] $-horse van 2 men, $L2 per hrl,)llnrnl mo. Satistaction guar. 2 S B FIDELITY 5hiak FBMI Phone Douglas 288 for complete list of vacant houses and epartments: also for storage, moving. 16th and Jackson. Sta. Creigh Sons & C Ho““‘ m all g4 of K 2614 Chicago St., § FLATS—-MODERN %76 Cuming, 24 floor, 279 Cuming, 3d floor, rear, '3- 1752 Leavenworth, 6-r., $22.50. CLOSE-IN APARTMENTS. One S-r. and 1 &r apartment in the 19th and St. Mary's Ave. Re- mer rates, §2 and $5. See st floor. First Trust Co. Doy 1151 elght-room decorated $%—Cheerful, clean, newl glas residence ; beautiful lawn. I Stores une Offices. NEW modern storeroom, 503 North 16th | street: low rent. Conrad Young, 31 | Brandeis Theater Dous. 1571 MODERN omu opposile Loyal Hotel; low rent. fitebbins. Nice Cool Office With Vault Near the Elevator and Stairs| Electric Light Free The Bee Building Co. Superintendent’s Office, Room 103. A nice office in a good location, make your business plans successful. THE BEE BUILDING THE BUILDING TH IS ALWAYS NBW" furnishes just such combinations Office Room 103, " Taras Garages. SMALL garage on West Harnoy, $4 per monih, = Phone Walnut 23 WANTED TO RENT WANTE uite oms in private home in West dlstrict by two efined young me &t bave separate beds, two meais each day a modern in every way. Address E 415, Bee. = == e WANTED TO BUY and bridle. Address A 00 | band. Tyler 141A ¢ and_sold J. Fale buys everything OFFICk furniture bo €. Reed, 19 Farnam Doug 6146 WANTED-—To buy an invalld chalir. Charles Schwenck, R. No, 3, S0, Omaha. \\A\TFD—A wheel chalr In good condi- tion. Harney 5509, used high grade | 5. 1. IU\.AL ESTATE W ile and rentals with DON- €O., ®1 Gm. Nat'l Bank ve, kitchenette | Council _|. A very desirable 7-room honm and {large 1ot, on paved street, in good neighborhood. Price? $5,000. ' Will ex- change for vacant land in praska with good soll or for a smaller house in Omaha. P L TWO \ 1 CALIFORNIA LAND. ways in funds to make good loans. M. PENNEY, i3 City Nat'l. Bk. Bidg FARM LOANS I, M, PENNEY, 920 City Natl, Bk Bidg " 18 bought and sold * FARM LO. 5 PER CENT. D & TRUMBULL, 48 Beo Sldg X Gromptly. F. D th and Farnam sta maae a4 Bla., 1 WANTED- Farnam —City igans and “wi S0 P Bank Bldg MONEY on hand_for eity ‘and farm loans H. W. Aindar. Clty National Sank Bidg. OMAMA hom Eust_Nebruska farma. | OKERFE TATE CO., | w16 nn--n. National. P one Louxlas rm BEE_us first for farm loans in eastern Neb. United States Trust 3n. 609, CITY LOANS Carlberg, | /¢ 310312 Rrandels Y\!-A‘rr Blag. ill}\l. ESTAT FOR ,I(Xl'HA\NGE‘! For Sale ‘ or Exchange | 'J. H. Dumont & Co. | 416-18 State linnk Bldg. Phone Doug. Y-ACRE apple or | FORT iard, Fine im- | provements. Near good town in south- | castern Nebraska. Have other business | after and will sell or trade for acte farm in southeastern Ne- or residence near state university. 1642 Poplar sSt., Lincoln, Ne N seven-ro " well ange for Cal., mod located, exe | property. 1 louses, REAL, ESTATE i FARM & RANCH LANDS FOR SALE, Calitornia, All_counties; catalogue_fr Write C. M. Wooster Co., Phelan nldl San Frane cisco. Establishied 30 ve: Live Jek Colomies, nome bettee mith Co., 913-14 Clty Nat. Bk. HAVE TOU A F‘\l(\v ~UR SALE? Write & gcod description of your iand nnd nd it to (he Bicux City, 1a., Journal, ¥ Powerful = Want Ad Medlim.* Twenty-Tve werds every Friday | ovening, Seturday morulng and every Baturday evening and Sunduy morning for one month, giving sixteen ads on tweive different days for §2; or 5 words, . or 76 words. | Largest circulation of any lowa news- |pl|p‘t'r. %0,00) readers dally in four great | stu | To |u‘ 80 OR 160 ACRLS, good heavy soll, in | well settled part of Todd county, Minn. | good roads, schools and’ churchi |$15 to $20 per acre; terms, cash, halance §1 per laud’is paid for § per 08., uu Plymouth Bld:.. Minneapolis, Minn. Monnaa. CAN loefie 60 homesteaders on m Aml ice smooth land, close to bor and water. Price of locating, $%0 -un. For particulars address, 1. G. Farns- Dilion. Ment: 3 Senraska. COUNTRY HOME NEAR OMAHA, $11,000 bu:; a hh‘h“z lmmm one of our boul out from the city, only a #0-miinute’'s Good water s; | ten, il amotnt 08 role, some ut@ trees nx flllun for handling tho! | wny kind. Livin -prln‘le-Muu. 16 Brandels ‘Cheater Ridg, Omaha. D, 3916, MUST BE SOLD. 73 acres, 6 miles from Petersburg, Neb., {and 134 miles from Kacville, Neb.: $-roorm house, all modern throughout, with tric light; barn, $x48, with shed, 16x100; 2 good hog houses; all floored and di- vided into pens: double crib, 10x45, with |driveway, 16x48; granary, 30x32; machine shed, 16x100; some good frult trees; 60 acres wild pasture; 7 acres aifalfa; 2 acres timothy and clover; land Hes slightly rolling, but not rough; good crops and good soil. Price, $40,000. P. N. McCoy 711_State Bank Bldg.. Omaha, Neb, FINE HALF SECTION. Near Petersburg, worth $100 per acre, | will sell for §85. Let us show this to you. McCoy&O’Doherty 1 State Bank. ONLY $325 Puys 640 acres, being a state school l-nfl lease in Loup county; lease runs zs somebody will get a bargain. ite L C. Crandall, 164 Locust St., unooln. Neb, == FARMS WANTED F YOU have farm lands for v, Herald, Jollet, 111 __REAL BTA'l‘b—BOLTH SIDE P A BAKGAIN | In West Hanecom Park, bungalow, & rooms and enclosed sleeping porch, hmurly finished, oak finish first floor, pine ‘and birch’ finish second floor and | fireplace, house wil complete with storm windows and screens and lighting fix- tures, for $3.600, Make an arpointment with owner and uilder to ses it. Harney 719, -R . Modern, oak finish ig native skade trees. On boule 8500 cash, balance like rent. Call 1 Paul Eokl, L¥ v 24 1 have & new, modern, §-room bungalow in the Hanscom Park district. Am going to move to California and must sell th property before I go. If you want {buy the cheapest home in the eity, tele- | {phone me at Harney 2061 | REAL ESTATE—W BEAUTIFUL 6-ROOM | BUNGALOW FASY TERMS Located % block from car of Omaha's prettic idence sections. line in one | t and best located new House s new and | | modern in every respect; is furnished in {oak in principal rooms and edge sawed balance of ro fireplace; oes ment; lawn started; yoi Everything ready to move i shade trees. { | Don’t Pay Rent Another \lumh | | %90 cash and balance like rent is the way you can get this house Telephone Walnut 682 today P. WRIGHT 1702 Farnam 8t REAL ESTATE—N ()HTH “'EQT 0 BUY 800d three-room house, | electric Call after 633 p. m., or ! 8unday urdette ’REAI. lr T \'I‘E—-\{lml:hl\ml 8 REAL ESTATE—~SUBURBAN | Dundee. Dundee Lot | Bargains paving all paid, 8th and Cap- all Dundee ning. high this district ing Happy Hol- | and alley paid and | har l\:||\~4l 1 i lo Glover & Spain ne City REAL ESATE—INVESTMENT T Need Money I have sold a high olass residence on to oar lir wner in Natlonal vments, 1y 20 equity that I will el tor $1,9%0 ¢ Deaws 86 per cent | torest ARA entive sum matures in 4% | ¥ 1 neeq the money for another in- | vestnient. For full particilars address B A8, Bee. One of the Best ! Investment Opportunities in the City Today. | CLOSE-IN | ST. LOUIS FLAT This bullding is bulle substantinl manner. is located close to Creighton university and close to oar | line, walking distance from down town. | and In therefore in a location whish s in | constant demand among apartment rent- | ers. There are eight rooms on each floor, hardwood finish, built-in buffets and cup- boards, hot water heat—In fact, the bulld- ing Is modern throughout Owner will sell for very reasonable price at this time Call by phone or write for prices and terme. Bank and finished in s Realty Investment Company, Ground Floor Bee Bullding Telephone Douglas 2926, telephone today (Sunday) Walnut 134, If you call 1A Paxton Blk, E. WILLIAMSON CO., Doug. 2107 Lots OMAHA, MONDAY, MAY 31, 191 Nebraska | COCHRAN TRIAL MOVES SLOW Flnt Week is Taken Up with Get- ting Jury and Examining Five Witnesses |LITTLE GIRL TELLS CLEAR STORY PENDER, Neb., May X (Special. )= The trial of Jesse Cochtan, who | charged with the murder of John Jump of Rosalie for nearly a week 18 making slow Progress. When court addourned yestor day until Tuesday only five of the sixty five witnesses had testificd. Two hundred and fifty talesmen were examined before a jury was ared. ANl the julors are married except District Judge Graves first ruled County Attorney Larkin out from active partici- pation in the case because he 1s attorney for Mrs. Cochran in her sult for divorce which I8 to be tried as soon as this case is digposed of. He next followed by placing the ban on Sheriff Dorcey be cause he I8 to be one of the witnesses in one the case Attorney Harry L. Keefe of Walthill, Neb.,, and Judge Allen of Lincoln were then obtained to conduct the case for the state while Attorney Howard Saxton of Pender and Judge Dan Sulltvan of Sloux City are protecting the interests of Cochran. Coroner Johnson fs acting as sherjet. Mrx. Walton's Testimony. H The first witness—Mrs. Lorin Wolton, at whose home the murder was com- mitted—was called at 4 o'clock Friday afternoon, the first part of the week being consumed in gotting a jury. She devoted her timo to telling the position of the | furniture, and the occupants of the room the night Cochran made his appearance at her house, and identifying photographs taken of the Inter@r of the house show- ing the position ¢ the turniture and an-| other showing the position of the people In the room when Cochran made his ap-| pearance at the door with a revolver in his hand. Ior testimony showed that Cochran's wife, who is her sister, and herself and her two ohildren were in the | room besides the slaln man, and that the three had positions around a kitchen table, with the exception of Jump and her little boy, Arthur, with whom Jump had been playing before Cochran made his For people who want to start a home of thelr own, or Invest money in the path of Omaha's growth Wearne Park Lots Can be purchased ,on easy terms. the urchm pricd including 1l of Tollowing improvetments, which An‘- now in and pair for— water , trees, cement walks. Boulevarded astreets. Cemented gutters and established grades. Car line runs right by addition. There re buflding restrictions, ‘which Iight enough to insure & good grade of houses, Terms $5.00 to $10.00 Cash; and}fi.(l) to $10.00 per Month Talsphono Walnut 682 and a leave the call with auto today or any day or evening this week. E. P. Wright 170 FARNAM STREET. Bargain 8-Room House Fine Location This house, lcated right on car line, on high terrace, is modern throughout: has hot water heat; shade and wide lot. h‘;dha.hnce like rent, Telephone ay. i, P. WRIGHT, 1702 Farnam Street. T T e ——— FOR SBALE-Brick bullding, new, mod- |, ern; offico rooms below, living rooms above; rents for $45 per month. lme-t- ment will net better than 8% inte P o2, ARMANO-—Reall uinlnt cbu‘h cho!lhtu-.n‘a Tt hu '|on g 1':- u’"pm B e el el i ) . Mg, Phar. West uunnng HLEI FISTULA CURED. Dr. B. R. Tarry cures piles. fi other mulcdluuo- J’ (uutm:\::um ope! and mtmly p..ld until cul‘.d Write for bo.l diseases ith testi ‘ R.TARRY *7 x monials. DR. = Y LEGAL NOTIOES NO FOR BIDS. The undersigned will receive at his office in the City of Atkinson sealed bids | for prices on 80 feet of A No. 1 fire hose, | 2 combination noezies 4 and 1 hose cart All bide to be accompanied by a certified | check for 135,00 &a & shoWiag ot good falth to furnish %o0d No. 1 material at the bid- der's price made. All bids mu n the Gity' clerk‘s office on oF before the Tih day of June. 196, at t)llmk‘{ m, ity Clerk M26d7t V. WICKS, S Atkinson. [ | BRGNS " “m» sraduates into the alumni organisa- 1% appearance. County Burveyor W. A. Racely was called and veritied drawings made of the place shortly after the murder, showing the position of the house, buldings, and rooms In the house. Lorin Wolton was called and testfed that there were several men in the room adjoining the one in which the murder was committed and that thoy were play- ing cards. Wolton also identitied = the photographs of the house taken after the murder, which the attorneys for the de- fense tried to have stricken out because Mrs. Cochran was in the photographs and in this way she would be giving testi-! mony against her husband, but Judge Graves overruled their objection, Woiton | 8lso produced the bullet found on his floor the mornfng after the murdor. Little Girl Tells Story. Vivian Wolton, 9-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wolton who was in the kitchen when the murder was committed, was next called by the state and sub- stantiated the testimony given by her parents, The defense objected to the ad- ministering the oath to the Jittle girl, but the judge held differently and the oath ‘was aduiinistered. Her testimony was #o0 well given as to cause some comment among the great crowq of spectators who bave been in aftendance to every part of the case. She told vividly how she had been In the kichen with her mother, Mrs. Cochran, her brother, and John Jump, when Cochran entered the room without knocking and irhmediately began shoot- ing at Jump with the revolver he held In his hand when he entered the room. Dr. Francis, of Bancroft, told of at- tending the wounded man and how he had held little hopes of his recovering without an operation. Jump was taken to Omaha on his advice, but it was on the way to Omaha that the iImportant de- velopments took place from which he was called. He told of Jump asking for his father and mother while they were on the train. The defense here tried to prove that Jump had also asked for Irene (Mrs, | Cochran), but Dr. Francls said that it [Tump had asked for her he had not heard him. ‘Nebraska School News AUBURN, Neb, May 80.—(Special.)— The commencement exercises of the Au- burn High school were held In the au- ditorlum of the new high school build- ing last evening. Superintendent Fred Hunter of Lincoln delivered the address of the evening. The pregram co ted of: Chorus, by senior class; salutatory, | by Freda Schreifer; address, by Buper- intendent Hunter of Lincoln; valedictory, by A. Lewis Tyler; solo, May Jane Boyd; presentation of diplomas, by BSuperin- tendent Doremus; selection, ‘‘Sextette, from “Lueia,” by the senlor choruvs. Twenty-one seniors received thelr diplomas. The exercises marked the clos- |ing of one of the most successful school |years of the Auburn High school, under ‘thc able guldance of Buperintendent J. A. Doremus and Principal Don J. Youns, sted by an able corps of teachers. { GUIDE ROCK, Neb., May ®.—~(Special.) | ~Commencement ek closed here last — M7t |night with & banquet in the opers house, | when the Guide Rock High school alumni | received the class of '15, which numbered fifteen members. The affalr was u bur lesque commencement, when the alumni | dressed to represent the faculty, Board of Bducation, class 'l5, and the high school orchestra. On Thursday night the commencement exercises took vlace in | the sarae bullding. Miss Fay Farquhar |received the class scholarship, having {carned the highest grades | WYMORE, Neb., May 9.—(Special)— |The graduating exercises of the Wymore | {High school were held V'riday cvening | in the Lyric theater. The address to the | sraduating class was delivered by Rev Charles Cobbey of Omaha. The follow- | |ing recelved diplomas } | Hannah Trauernicht Frank McClure Pearl Juin Meredith Phillips yrtlo Fle Wil Glenn ‘huxull Dimmitt Hilda alter LAWRENCE, {~The commencement | Lawrence public schools were completed | Friday night with the alumni reception the school house. The Initiation of her Albert Jones | Raymond Tumblin | Neb,, May 3.—(Special l‘ exercises of the | at [tion was conducted ns an examination, and the candidates were graded accord- | ing to thelr success in meeting the re- tests The class sermon was Rev. R. W, E. HUl of Blue | evening, and the urred Thursdey quired given Hin Sunday program o grad- | | Lillian J {18 probable that as soon ns he returns | tleld meet to be held at Hartington N ebraska Nobrska || Nebrasks_ Nebraska l ine oration a8 given by eden mesh i A%t rregie b wer e Phone Toll Line is ré presented b Tay M. Riley, presi gent af e moara o savensn e | StTOEChing on West 190 scholarship for nigiaest honors wae | . awarded to Agnes Dolnice CHADRON, Neb, May ®).—(<pe jal) SPrORMEL. b, & { The Chadron Telephono company has e Wy m L) | hought the Valentine exchange, thus & Graduation cxerclees of Mitche High | ine complete servjce throug waha Sow kb i nERt At the | gonn B Wilcon will go trom nd ‘l‘ ”lv‘ y‘, ;:‘ H' 3 X ‘” "‘l"“:"‘”\:.‘. ron office to be manager at Valentine the &+ . . e - The ompany Is bullding a co ' 1 ennie Wieland ). Bryan Lot linc all the way from Harrison to Owmal AT A WU M nder the general management of Donald W Valnee & Whith . Warne who resides In Chadron " Hinekburn W. Harey *I|‘~ Pas Just bought one of the finest \ atumni war held In the domestic aclance | [OM: This through line ia a big thing department of the high school Thurs- | '°F NOrthwestern Nobraska lay night six-courso dinner being Cat Worma Beglin Work served by the junler sirls of the domes LEATRICE, .Neb., May 30.--(8pe-tal.) tle sclence ss Farmers report that in some secticns of ORD, Neb, May (Special )~There | (jage county cut worms and high water were forty-seven graduates thir Year| oy gamaged corn considerably ths last from the ONd High schoul. Sunda® even- | oo~ Many flelds, or part of thom at ing Rev. Allan Chamborlain prenched the | jeuet will have to be feplanted. hineh baccalaurente sermon, which was well at- | oot yoo 0L 0 T B O ot tended. The clasa play, “What Happened | oo™ g © (0 weather, and taimers to Joned,” was. given fo a packed NOUBS | 4.y of the opinfon that Gage county Will Thureday evening. The commencement | gl 0 GTREE TEC wheat At address was delivered Friday evening by | (o Dr. Emory D, Hull of Lincoln .‘\ Following 1s a list of the mraduates: Nehawka Masons Blect Offlcers. Ralph Barber Lola Mc arl Barnes Hianioy Melain AVOCA, Neb., May ®.-~(fpecial.)~The Vera Barnes Maronio lodge at Nehawkn, No. 246, has ! Hubert Capek elected the following officera for the | s T coming year: G. W. Cheney, wocship George Clason ful master: Herman Thomas, senlor war. &il'lvizl(:;l;:enln jonna Nygreen den: H. M. Pollard, junior warden; . ¢, | | Carrie Doane (.""mn'nf\y" Weost, treasurer, and D. D. Adams, sec- Harrlot Eastburn Elizabeth Slangal Rry. Leslie Flynn Bessle Francel Bernice Gass Emanuel Gruber (adys Gudmundsen Luclie Hager 1da Holman Minnle Jensen Laura Siler Ray Stewart Eltie Travis Luella Torner Beulah Ulm Joe Veleba Taurie Watson Marguerite Wentworth Marrill Willlams Bdmund Wosniak Hattle Ztkmund L Gras | Glady Lincoln Once More Is Agitating Union Depot Proposition | (From a Stafy Correspondeit.) The only player of the Chlcago White | LINCOLN, May #.-(Special)~Lincoln | Sox that participated in every game of | is again agitating the proposition of a {the 1914 season was Right Fieldor John unfon depot. Whenever things get duil | Shano” Colline. Collins, who in ranked and there is nothing else much to take | 8mong the classiest outfielders of the up, the public mind, somebody takea his | American League, took part in every one pen in hand and writes out a petition | Of the 154 gamen of last year. He was at calling for a union depot and the things | DAt 098 times, mado 2% hits and 1 runs, is signed up full in short order. rolling up am average close to tho melect This time, however, tho traveling men |30 mark. e also stole 3 bases. Col- have started the proposition and in the |08 came to the White Sox six years space of halt a day had thenames of [ 480 from the Haverhill, Mass, team. 50 of the city’'s business men attached | That Colline was able to stay in every to the petition. About two years ..u|l’lm- of the season (s due, In a great the proposition came very nearly golng |Measure, according to his statement, through, but the Rock 1aland blocked the | and that of the Box trainer, to his use of deal, because they did not desire to leave | AKox, the wonderful Californin medicl- the manufacturing firms, Which had (nal mineral, used In conditioning’ the bullt thelr places of business wear its |Members of the team. Like hia team- tracks without & railroad. mates, Colling sustained his share of in- Should a union depot bo bullt, it would [furies, such as asprains, brulses and naturally be very closs to the present | *craped skin, but the prompt application Burlington station. This would leave |of Akos compound and Akox dusting the business interests, which have bullt | Powder, he says, brought quicker relief up in the east part of the city without|than anything he had ever used, and en- rallroad trackage and would necesaitate |abled him to get back in the game with- their moving a mile to & new loeation [out losing any time. He writes. or hauling all thelr goods that distance.| “Trainer Buckner hap had occasion to With this proposition facing the schenie juse Akos compound and Akos dubting it Is the opinion of many that a.unlon depot will never be erected that will take in the Rock Island. CHAMBERLAIN CHARGED WITH GRAND LARCENY TEOUMSEH, Neb,, May 80.—(Special )~ The troubles of Charles M. Chamberiatn, former cashier of the Chamberlain Bank- Ing house of Tecumsech, seem to v many. He is now and has been for several years at Spokane, Wash. He was convicteq of | forgery in connection with the affaire; of M. C. Gray of Pullman, Wash, n: former Nebraska horsebuyer.” A new | trial was secured and the jury hung. He was then charged with grand larceny for | the alleyed embesslement of $8,000 h'nm‘ Mr. Gray, was recently tried, and the jury in this case aid not agree.’ Justice | 8. O, Hyde of the Spokane superioy court {has now bound Chamberlain over fer trial ¢cn a charge of grand larceny. Bond was fixed at $500 fn this case. Fe i oharged With embexsling $200 which be- longed to W. P. Russoll. Mr, Russell testifies that he assigned Mr. Chamber- lairr two judgments ugainst ¥ P, French of Riteville, Wash., totalling about. $600 for collection, The state states that $300 which Chamberlaiy borrowed from Lovell was borrowed on these judgments, while Chamberlain declares he borrowed the 8200 trom Lovell on a claim he had against the estate of Mrs, Rebecca Cunningham, the motiier of Mrs. ¥rench. Dcohru Akox Best Remedy He Ever Used for Sprains and Bruises, You'll see her in the win- Ord Wets Would Try Agal e MlortheN'E ORD, Ne¢b, May %0.—(Special)~The olL matter of A new vots on tho saloon proposition i still in the air, Following coo KSTO VE which has made tho decisive victory of the drys, the li- cooking easier cense people circulatod a referendum peti- tion and secured the required number of signers, asking the city council to pas an ordinance licensing saloons The councll turneq the petition down and ae- cording to the law the olerk must call « special election In a specified time. The newly elected oty clerk, O. P. Cromwell, has taken the matter under advisement ana Is et present attending the mmy-' tetian convention at Rochester, N. Y. It PE | " Nebraska Memorial Services Are Held in Lincoln From a Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN Ma 0 —(8pecial,)—Me morial Sundav servic w obeerved by th patriot ocle of Lin n here thi morning Forming at thelr head ers, the Grand Army of the Re P Spanish-Amerienn War Veterans. Woman's Rel ' and Ladies of I I Army of the Republic, were . t . Paul's Methodist chure by " W, Sons of Veter . n of Commander & Hart v ermon was de livere 1 \ Jeffrey Dr. Jeffrey sald (hal vas oppose to wAr, but against peace that carrie with it any wardice on the par of the Amerlean people. He belleved thar the best wav to P peace was to be In a position t 1t at ali times. i rrron wis tedly applauded by the larme audience Tomorrow Governor Merhead will de liver the Memor dky address at Hroken Bow uand ex-sSecretary of State Addison Wait will doliver the address at Bennett Today J. H. 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