Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, July 27, 1905, Image 2

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ruSTfR ( OU"TY RPUBlICM (
Iy D. M. AM81JItnnY.
laOKJIN DOW. . . NIDnRA8KA
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NevIs in Brief
Henry O. Frlcle donnted $100,000 to
the Amerlcafi Academy ot Arta of
Romo.
The French chnmber ot doputles
passed II. bill reducing letter postngo
trom fiteen contlmes (3 ( cents ) to tun
.
centimes (2 ( cents ) .
EIght men were lel11ed and two In.
lured by the prematur.o eXllloslon ot 1\
rock blnst on the PennsYlvnnla nail.
rend Improvements nenr Now Climber-
'land. .
1i'ourteen prIsoners In the jnll at
Murphysboro , III. , nltomptel ( to blast
theIr way to frccdom by exploding
nltrogl'cCl'lno agaInst the locle'UI >
door.
door.Honry
Henry ' \ V.Vllbur , In nn nlldros8 at
the Chrlstlnn Endeavor convention ,
dcclnrd ! that nil other evils fatten on
tobacco , ntHl thnt. It dol.msea votera ot
the land.
Governor Hoell 111\9 concltulo-\ that
ho cnnnot. comlel ' 1' . 'r. Kelly , ' /Itnlo
trensuror , or Kansns , to repair the $1-
000,000 bond ho gave when ho went
Into olllce.
The father of Gonernl Fllnoton was
arrCfrted In loIn , Kas" In connection
with the commotion cnuDed by blow-
In1 ; up ot three snloons with dynamlto ,
ontalllng n loss or $100,000.
In the Nntlonal Hl o associatIon
tournament nt Dlaloy , England , Scotland -
land won the Maclc1nnon challenge
oup with II. score ot 1,46D. Canado. was
Iccond with II. score ot 1,447.
Edward P. Dacon o [ 1\IIlwo.ule-co do-
clo.res railroads should be compelled
to accept. at. once rates found to bo
just. by the railway commIssIon In
place or these heM to bo unfaIr.
, Tohn .Wosley Prlostloy , hend or an
ohI PhlJdolphlo. tnm II y , waa arrested
and Is sahl to have lived luxurIously
tor yenrs by menns orlotting fire to
bulllltngs to collect Insurance money.
Governor Hoch has nslccd the Imlld.
ers of tlll : ) batUoshlp Kansas , the date
ot whoso launching hn.s boon fiXCll for
August 12 , to postpone the ovont. a.
few dayo In order tbnt ho ay bo llres.
ent.
ent.At
At Pnrls Senator Provet waa sov < ! re-
Jy woundCll In the forenrm In II. sword
duel with SenMor Dolpecho as the 1'0-
Bult o [ II. dIspute ever the Iluestlons
Involved in the govommont.'s amnesty
b11l.
b11l.At
At Chattahoochoo , Fla. , thIrty attendants -
tendants at the state Insnno asylum
" 'alleed out as n. result ot n [ allure ot
the management to dlschargo D. W.
Yarbrough , n. boolc1eo01l0r , and hIs
wIro.
wIro.Dr.
Dr. Lyman Abbott , In n. Berman In
New York Olty , declared that materIalism -
Ialism , setr.concolt , lo.wlessnes8 and
the spIrit at caste are the four great
vices , Ich confront the United
Statos.
Rumors continuo to elrouln.to In
Rome concernIng Po po Plus loavlng
-tho Vntlcan. Ono ot tbo autl orltles at
the Vntlcan , however , assurCl ! the As.
ooclatlon Press that all these storIes
are fnbrlcntlons.
General Horace Porter , tormer urn-
bl.ssador : to Franco and moro recently
the sonIaI' spoclal Amorlcan ambussa.
dol' n.ppolnted . to rocelvQ the body ot
John Paul Jones , returned homo on
tbo stromer Doutscbland.
Ono at the worst atorms that over
visited the Rosebud reservation struel (
the towns o [ St. Elmo , Durlco , H < ! rrlcle
nnd Gregory , resulting In the denUl o [
one person and the Injury ot eleven
others , two of whom mny dlo.
A reduction of 20' cents pOl' hundred
on riu grndes at sugar Is announced at
San FrancIsco. The cut Is attributed
to the wealcness of the ' .
1'I\.W. sugar market -
kot , the prIce o [ hnt artlclo havIng ru.
contly droppol l'A. cents POl' pound.
The Durllngton has Issued nn ordur
to the oftect that all buyers or tllrough'
tlcleots from the engt to Denver durIng -
Ing the Grand Army reunIon there In
August w111 bo given II. stop-ovor In
Omahn. , both comIng and ! > olng If de-
sIred.
Rev. It. D. Dlacle , formerly n. proml.
nont Indiana. 1\Iethodlst mlnlstor , died
sUddenly a.t Pawnee , 0)c1n. )
Thlrteon denths attributed to the
hot weather were recorded In Now
Yorle on the 13th , A score or mal'O 01
persons w ro overcome In Droolc1yn
by the heat.
Presldont Palmn. o [ Cubo. 1ms vetoed
the action ot congress wblch contln' '
ed In efroct the budfot for the fisca ]
year endIng Juno 30 last. Ills roasor
tor so doIng Is tbat the old bUdget die ]
not Include any provisIons [ or the san
Itntlon ot cIties.
The English Evnngellcnl Luthorat
synod In annual sosslon at St. Louh
elected Rev. E. Eclthardt of Cleveland
land , 0. , as presldont. RetirIng Prosl
dent Rov. A. W. 1\Ieyor was II. candl
date for re-election and received Ivory I
very closer vote.
ijmperor Wdl11am has promoted Ad
mlral von Ko ter to bo grand ndmIrll
ot the Germnn fieot.
Phlladolphin. financial Institution :
sent to New Yorle ndvnnco subscrlx :
tlon for $2,000,000 of the now JapaD
.eso . loat' , the subscrIption boolcs [ 0
whIch opened recontly.
A basleet at pot aloes , In cnch on ,
ot whIch was 0. five dollar gold pleoE
was presented to Rov. Ohn.rles Jt
Eaton , ot the Euclid Avenue Dapt1s
( ) hurch at Cleveland , at whIch Johl
D. Rockefeller Is II. member. Mr. Roc
deller attended the proeBntatlo an ,
J8 1f ld to h ve been the dOli or
" - I' . 'I. II _ "
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Are you golDlt to the PILClflc1 There
1/1 a now rnllrond rel\chlng thnt tavor
Ito rc/loD / , the San Pedro , Los Angelc.
. Salt Lalee Hnllrond , } 1ol'ularly ' } HIO\\'D
as the "Salt I.alto Houto. " It III 4ipel'
atlng n pnlatlnl vcsttmled ! Plllhnnn
traIn out ot Salt Lalo CIty for Lo
Angeles every avenIn , ; at. 8 : 30 o'clock.
Your tlclwt ngent hili ! coupons read.
In/ / ; vIa this new line nnll bo sl1ro to
Insist l11on thIs routing when IJUylng
tlckots to the Pacltlc Coast.
Ask for the SnIt Lal < o Haute , or the
Snn Pedro Llno , and talco no other , be-
CRUSO It Is the beat road to the best
part of the l'aclt1c Coast. WrIte lor
Illustrated 11001tlet to J. L. Moore ,
D.P. A. , Salt I"nlto City.
Days In AmerIca.
Henrty fllrowolla were extondel
lust Snturday by the Camllllnla's png
IJOn ! ; rs to tholr fellow traveller Johr
O'nollly , aged nlnoty.fivo , nnd hll
, vlfe , 1\Iary , seventy yera ohJ , IlS the )
came ashore nt Now Yorle. 1\11' . O'Hell
ly wore a. tnll HhlllY heaver hat
whIch ho bOllght 11fty ) 'cars ago , the
Itllld that LIncoln nllll Webster wor
nt the heIght of theIr fame ,
When qllestlol1od at the landlna
O'nolll ) ' snld :
"I've como hacle lo AmerIca to PMB
my'century marle. It's 110body's busi.
ness how much money I have or hnve
not. I mny not Illlve a penny and I
may have plenty , hut I'm nn Amerl.
can cItizen Ill1d ) ' 011 can't' atop me. "
And they didn't.
O'nellly at OI1CO bOllght tlclccts to
Dunlt1'le ! , N. Y. , for hImself nnd wlCo ,
ntHI will return to that plnco , where
bo lived for fift.elght years before
roturnlng to Ireland a. year nnd n. batt
ogo.
An IrIsh gardener , bolng dIscovered
holvlng , was thus almonlshed by his
! : Imployor ( also an Irishman ) : "rat , yo
I1lrty thier , yoz can talto a wook's no-
Uco and go now , for 1 wouldn't thrust
yez with an empty sacle full or strawl"
Reade Like a MIracle.
MoravIa , N. Y. , July 17th.-Specla1) ( )
-Dorderlng on the mIraculous Is the
case ot Mrs. Benj. Wilson , of thIs
placo. Sufroring trom Sugar DIabetes ,
she wnatod away tl11 from weIghing
200 lbs. she barely tlpperl the scales at
130 lbs. Dodd's lCIdllOY Pills cured
her. Speaking of her cure her husband -
band , says :
" 1\1y wife sufrered evor'thlng from
Sugar DIabetes. She was slcle tour
years and doctored with two doctors ,
but receIved no henefit. She hnd so
much paIn all over her that she could
not rest day or night. The doctors
saId thnt she could not live.
"Then an arlvertlselUent led me to
try Dodrl's KIdney Pills and they
helped her rIght from the first. Flvo
boxes at them eurod her. Dodd's KIdney -
noy Pills were a God-sent remedy to
us and we recommend them to all Buf-
torlng from KIdney Dlscase. "
Dodd's KIdney P1I1s cure all KIdney
DIseases , IncludIng Drlght's dIsease ,
nnd all Kldnoy aches , Inclurllng Rheu.
matlsm.
Old.at Doll In America.
Long , long ngo. when W11llam Penn
sailed from England on bls second
vIsIt to America , what do you thlnll
ho brought with hIm on the good shIp
Canterbury ? An English doll. Tbls
pnssenger Is the solo survIvor at that
yoyago across the Atlantic , whIch was
made over 200 yenrs ngo.
W1I11am Penn hnd a IIttlo dnlghtOI
nameet Letitia. Lot1lla heard her ta. ,
ther tell wonderful tales of what he
saw and heard In PennsylvanIa. . on hIs
first vIsIt to thIs country , thousands 01
miles dIstant from Letltla.'s . homo. He
often told her about lIttle 1\IIss Rnn'
ldn , who lIvIng as she dId In the wild ,
orness at Ponnsylvanla. ( tor thIs w
long ago" remember ) , had no tOIls 'a1
all , not even ono rag doll. WhoD
Lotltla's fnther , V'1.S " . .tllng ready tc
agaIn cross the ocean tnmerIcn ble
IIttlo gIrl InsIsted upon s\ndlng n doll
to that lonesome lIttle gIrl.
The doll was dressed In II. court eos
tume of strIped and dellcatoly tIntor :
brocade and velvot' . The slelrt was boll
out by enormous hoops tor such Waf
the tasblon of the woll.dressed 1arlle
of that porlod. The doll ItseU II
twenty Inches hIgh and hns the lon {
waIst anrl slender term at the cour
boautles she lert In her natl\'o land
Her hall' Is rolled bacle from her taco .
much In the st'lo ot today.
This doll now lives In l\Iontgolller
county , Maryland , In the strIctest se
cluslon. She Is only removed trom ho
careful Wrappgs when little gIrls de
slro the honor of maltIng the acquaInt
, anco ot the oldest doll In AmerIca.
COME5 A TIME
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When Coffee Shows What It Hall BcC'l
Doing.
"Of late years cotteo has dlsagreel
wIth mo , " wrItes mntron trom Rom
N. Y. : "It's lIghtest } HIIlIshment was t ,
make mo 'logy' and dIzzy , and I
seemed to 1111ckon up my blood.
"Tho heavIest was when It upset m
stomach completely , destroyIng my 1\1
. pellto anl makIng mo nervous and 11'1'
table , and sent me to my bed. Afto
ono ot these allacl < s , In whIch I nearl
lost my lite , I concluded to Ilult an
try Postum Food Cottee.
"It went rIght to the spot ! I [ oun
It not only II. most palatable and 1'1
Creshlng beverngo , but a teed as wel
"All my aliments , the 'Ioglness' uu
dlzzlnoss , the unsntlstnctory oondltlo
ot my blood , my nervousness and Irr
tablllty < l1sallpeared In short order an
my sorely allilctod stomach beCII
quIckly to recover. I began to rebull
e nud have steadily continued untllu01
Have a good apIJetlto and am rojol
Ing In sound health , whIch I owe 1
the use ot Postum Food Cottee. " Nan :
given b , . Postum Co. , Dattlo Creo
. - MIch.
Thoro's a roason.
Read the IItUo book , "The Road 1
\VellvlIlo , " found In each pke ,
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I NEBRASKA STATE NEWS I
11. . . _ - _ _ . . _ _ . .u
ONLY EIGHT COUNTIES OUT.
Returns From Elghty.One IndIcates an
Increase In AsseCJsment.
J.INCOI..N.-Wlth bIght counties
AtllI to IICIlI' from , the total assessed
vllluntlol1 of the stnto as shown by
the reports of the county assessora , Is
$23G,8G7,81i1i. Shoulll these couutles
, maleo the sumo returns nn last year
the tolal assesAed vnluatlon , at the
state will ho $2JD,71i8G30. ! 'fho coun.
tics still out are Douglns , Grant , Holt ,
.JoITerson , Lnncaster , Nanco , ptoa and
Valloy. I"ast ) 'ear these counties re.
turned nn nssossd vnluatlon of $63-
8DO,771 , and as sarno or them will show
docren.'Ies and others Increases the dlf-
forenco wl1l not. bo much. The Increase -
crease In valuation reported over last
year Is $ .1D7J,382. !
'fho ( ollowing tnblo Is a comparIson
or the returns of last year and thIs
year by counties :
190 I , 19 3.
Al1amR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ IiOIC17 ; $ Fi,137,4CR
ntelopo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2SH , .tilJ : 2SSiI,8r.7 .
Hanner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 188.017 19SSr.O .
1IIaino . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.18,213 23,659 ;
Hoono . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :1,741,113 : 3,772,317
Box Dullo . . . . . . . . . . . . . l,031,7SI1 998SG : ;
1Io'd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.r.OI,787 . 1,61781
'Brown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7r.s,4 , : ; 7S8,3 1
Bufralo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4S27.G91 1i,330,8'17
Burt . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,379,333 4 ,42ii.9 II
Butler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . r..6 > 3,2211 6.C91SG9
Cn ! ! : ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 7,4r..1,437 7,216,802
Cedar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,301MJ7 4,43i , &S
CIUlSO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 484,41J ! 499.980
Cherry. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,162,022 2,1&3,3011
ChoyennQ . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 , : i,07R 2,051,360
Clay. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 1,552,728 4 , ( ; 8,477
Colfax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.0Si,703 : 3,846,965
Cumming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . liti67,871 6,616,7Qj
CURter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : : .sn.GJ7 : 4,07 ,9j3
Dalotn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.183.62.1 2.002,6 > 0
Da wes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.383lH 1,378,337
DIl wson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,32,161 ; 3,606,468
Deuel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 981,902 962.768
Dlxon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,369,193 3,439,058
Dolgo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6S20COt G.97C,4S9
Dou llls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28S49.330 ' . . . . . . .
Dundy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S25.6Ct 489,9jl
l llImoro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,832,142 4S6705
Franklin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,211,322 2.309,396
l"ronUer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.19123 : ; 1.239,649
I urnas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.24113 2,346,472
Ga e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9,029,349 9.059,3J2 !
Garlleld . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 351,313 375S45
Gasper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,051,221 1.125S01
Grant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 603,3511 . . . . . . .
G rcoloy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,703.843 1,750,288
lInll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,52,11\6 : ; \ 4,79J,6Gl :
Hamilton . . . . . . . , . . . . . 4.481,136 4,782,207
ITnrlnn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,157,536 2,306,717
JInyes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . 408,741 431,770
Hllehcocle . . . . . . . . . . . . l,058C31 l,073G81
lIolt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.753.309 . . . . . . .
JIooleer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 274,338 263,811
IIowarl ( . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,153ij0 ! } 2,222,731
Jefferson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,520,213 . . . . . . .
Johnson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.6iO,012 3,59SZOG
J\carncy : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,638,21J9 2C9,98l ;
Jolth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,007,663 1,172,221
Keyn Paha . . . . . . . . . . . 51G,146 57G.9r ;
Ilml.Jall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 843.026 882,402
Hnox : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.723l23 ! 3,699.762
Lancaster . . . . . . . . . . . . . H.7 .8G9 . . . . . . .
Lincoln . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,9611.776 3.051,32'
Logan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17,2C8 : 184S23
Loup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 191.500 199,62.1
: ! \aIIHon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.479,482 4.619.789
l\I'PherRon . . . . . . . . . . . . 146.016 130,115
l\I'rrh k . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.l7G.G80 3,384.950
Nnnre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,785.053 . . . . . . .
NCIIJI\hl\ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,592,854 4,481,254
Nuckolls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,603.658 3,741.6-17
Otoo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7,845,433 . . . . . . .
Pl\wneo . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4OOQ,6 t 4,000,101
Porklns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gl5,453 C22.565
l'helps , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,456,100 2,619.084
PIerce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,807,417 2,91fi,33 : ;
Plntte . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.874,008 6.96-1,740
Polle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,411,830 3,486.79'.1
Hf'11 " 'lIIow . . . . . . . . . . . 1,710,270 1.778,453
Hlchn.rdson . . . . . . . . . . . C,1G4.9\18 \ 6,000,983
Hocle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C6421 670,9 1
Snllne . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.194.961 6,275.347
SluPY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.234.700 3,313,601
Sruml1erR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8.007,89 8OOlhO
Scott's llIufr . . . . . . . . . . 731.112 76,70 ; : ;
SOWI1I' < 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.914,100 5.376,1 > 14
SherIdan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,451,6S5 1.050.9j2
Swrmnn ] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,449C13 l,3nOI : !
Sioux . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1177,6jG 659.091
Stanton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2C90.571 2,775,532
'l'hII yel' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,928,503 3,9C4.927
ThomaH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : :03,591 : 611,001
Thlll'lIton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CC9.G40 766,373
Vnlley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,901.141 . . . . . . .
'WnHhlnrrton. . . . . . . . . . . 4OS3 , i53 4,180,537
'Vnyne . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,878.344 3.81 l,9U
'VehRter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,921.9o. : ; 3,050.728
I\Vlheeler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 310,511 3H,1IG
'York . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6,431,001 6,154,654
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' 1'olnls . . . . . . . . . . . . .t2'J 1,779,211 $235,867S5 : ;
Overcome By Heat.
DROKEN UOW.-.Jacob Adleber ,
who says ho l1ves in Omaha , and who
has been In this llellhborhoorl talclng
subscrlpllons for nn eastern mnga-
zlne , wns found I1nconsclous In his
Imggy a few miles rrom this clt ) ' , suffering -
fering from n slight sunstroltc. Ho
was talten [ rom the vehIcle b ) ' n. paRS-
erb ) ' , and after some time wns reYlverl.
n.nd In an hour was ns weIl as ever.
His condltloll when first dIscovered
wns rapleUy growing serIous.
Boy Is Burned to Death.
GUID ROCK.-L'fho l1' 'ear.old son
ofV. . htI111011 , n prominent fnrmcr
lIYlng south of here. was bUl'ned to
death b ) ' the overturning of a. lighted
,
lamp. 'l'ogcthor with two other chll-
,
( h'en , the little fcIlow wns asl < 1f1p 011
the flqor h ) ' a window. In gt'ttlng I1p
the boy ovel'lurued a stanll holdIng the
lam1 a11l\ the blazlug all Inte ! ! ( } hIs
night clothing. 110 was h01'l'Ibly bu1'11'
ed , d'lng a few hours afterward.
Potato Growers Organize ,
ALLlANCE.-At a mecllng of the
polato producers of Dox Dutto count ' ,
: 'I an organlmllon ; wns 110rfected by
elecllng Alhert lIaUer ( , presIdent , and
John Laurence , secretnr ) ' .
Ohioans Contest Will.
D ATRICE.-'l'ho will ot Jnmes
Chnrles. who recentJ ) ' left $ lli.OOO 01
hIs estate to Beatrice fo ImrIe lillI"
poses. will he contestelh ) ' sisters and
brothers of the ( Ieceased.
A fire In the ohl Commercial hotel
bUlletlng , Sterling , did soye1'l\1 11111I } 1'0 (1
doIlnrs' worth at dnmnge before the
d fiames were extinguished ,
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1. Fence Case WltnesG Arrested.
c1 ALl..IANCFJ.-'rheodoro Osborne
, n who , with hIs wIre , wes chIef wltnes !
: agaInst the Kral1SeR In the now fa
.n mous go\'el'nment Illlu\ \ fencing cnRe a' '
Id Omaha n shOl.t tlmo ao ! , was } 1Ince (
If , under arrest b ) ' the sllI'1fr ! of Shel'l
c. dan county on the charge of catUI
o stealing. It Is alleged thnt the hhll
10 at a nolghbor's holfer was dug up nea
k , hIs place nnd beshlo It found a lenIr ,
bearIng Osborne's uame. Whllo som
bollovo hIm guilty , others see In t1l
le IU'rl'st II. sequel to the reneln ! : case
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NEBRASKA BRIEFS.
New wheat Into Deatrlco brought
8.1 % cents.
Simeon S , nnleer. the oldest cItizen
of DavId City , dIed 'astVeele. ' .
The stnto repubHcan convention
meets In LIncoln September 14.
The old tettlers' pIcnIc w111 bo held
at UnIon , Cass county August 18 nnd
1D.
W1I11am 1\Iajoro , a ) 'oung man In the
Sutton News office , lost the thumb ot
hIs right hand whllo worleln , ; on II. job
press.
McCook Is preparIng tor II. great
street fall' and carnival to bo held In
Septomber.
At Plerco II. stranger held up 1\Irs.
G , W. Goff and to ale from her $20. The
mscal escaped.
The totnl nSBesKcd valuation of per-
sonnl property Inihe cIty of Deatrlco
for the ; 'enr IDOE Is $1DI8,480.
David SmIth , ft' . , one of the pIoneer ,
farmers of Seward county , passed
away July 3 , or he rt trouble.
Albert Easter , aged 10 ) 'ollrs , son of
: 'Ifr. and 1\Irs. Albert Enster , of Fre-i
mont , wns drowned in the Platte river' '
whllo swImmIng. I
J. W. noblnson of Plnttsmouth , who !
was Injm'ed by n toy pistol whllo cele'j
bratlng on the Fourth , Is now crItic-
nlly 111 with 10cJtjaw. ;
The J. D. Durland farm of 400
acres , near Staplehurst , has been purchased -
chased by Mr. Jacoba , the banleer of
that town , for $30.000.
Dy the blowIng up of II. boiler on n
thresher machIne etlglno on the farm
of Fred Kel1mer , near Johnson , three
men were seriously Injured.
An employo of the railroad was run
over by n handcar near Wood RIver
and Illld hIs rIght leg broken and was
bruIsed bndly about the head.
ClydoVrlght , a young man who was
being taleen to the reform school at
Kearney , jumped from the wIndow of
a toilet room on a fnst traIn In Seward -
ard county and escnped ,
Earl NO'd , the 3-yenr-oM son of Mr.
and MrS. R. S. Noyd , Hving two ml1es
west of Stromsburg , was accIdentnlly
lemel by hIs 6-year-oltl brother whlle
playIng with a shotgun.
Hans Hanson. nn unmarrIed man of
nbout forty ) 'oars , and brother of Chris
Hanson , a well Imown farmer livIng
north of Hardy , le1l1ed hImself by
shooting the top at hIs head off.
At Tecumseh the case of Incest
ngalnst August Schroder was dIsmIss.
ed In the county court , 1\Irs. Schrodor :
comIng Into court and swearIng that
the vIctim , hIs supposed daughter , Is
not hIs daughter.
At Platts mouth complaInt has been
flied In county court agaInst L. Barc-
i lay , II. saloon leeepcr , chargIng vIolation -
tion of the Slocumb law by selling
liquor to James Jones , a. mInor. The
Information In the case was furnished
by the mother of the boy.
Loulo Kohrell , a farmer residIng
south of Plattsmouth. lelllerl II. timber
rattlesnaleo whIch measured fIve feet I
In length and twelve Inche9 In circum-
ference. When Ic1l1ed It was found
that the snnlcc hnd a full sized gray
ground squirrel In Its stomach.
What is believed to hayo been the
body of a fioater was seen In the rIver
by several cItizens of Platts mouth as
It floated down the stream. It WIIS
quite dark at the time , and as there
was no boat nenr at hand , no efrort
was made to Investlgato the dIscovery.
OwIng to recent very dIsastrous
fioods the wagon brldgo over the Re-
publlcnn rIver at Franlelln wns en-
tirely. carrIed nwny and the brldgo at
Nnpomo so badly damnged thnt It was
ImpossIble to cross. The board ot supervIsors -
pervIsors have arranged [ or theIr re-
construction.
Frnnle Dolezal nnd McNIsh & Grn.
ham have brought suIt agaInst the
Standard Cattle company of Dodge
county for $1i,000 nttorney fees. They
were attorne's for the compnny In the
protracted lIt1gallon growIng out o [
the cut.off ditches In the vIcInIty ot
Ames , whIch resulted In n vIctory for
the compnn ) ' . nnd now nllego that the
defendant w1l1 not Imy them for the
full value of thol1' Rorvlces.
Through her ettorts to save a com-
IJnnlon , . . .hl1o , Imtlllng In the EUthorn
rIver , Eva Deard. aged 20 years , _ was
drowned near Stnnton. A camping
pnrty was out anla. number of youn , ;
girls went bnthlng In the shallow
waters of the Ellthorn near a. deep
hole. Lou Underburs got beyond her
depth and l\lIss D'nnl went' to her
assIstance. and whllo thus engnged
went down. The Underhurg gIrl was
rescued.
Figures talten from the records of
the county clerIc's office show the ns.
I sessed yaluatlon ot lands In Gage
, count ) . thIs -oar to bO $4,91D,852 : ns.
refMcd valuation ot railroads , $1,444.-
03G : household goods , $10.1,625 : num.
her of horses In Gage counl" , 17,104 ,
vnlued at $221.0IiD : eattlo , 37D.1J ! , val.
uNI at $141lGS : dogs , 3.310 , the rate
} ) er hend bolng $1.0S. The grand total
of the assessed vnluatlon at the coun.
t ) ' Is $ D.05D,2D2.DD.
Elmond 'faylor , a 'oung farmer HY.
Ing a COU1110 at miles southenst ot
, TOblo Roc I" had his ll'ft nrm caught
3 In the wheel of n harvester , hreale1ng
It helow the elbow In II. couple of
1)lnces.
The Infant chillI of W1I11am Houtz ,
a rancher , lIylng four ml1es southwest
of BloomIngton , was strangled to
doaUl. To pre\'ent Its rolIlng ofr the
bed. as It had done severnl tlmos after
a nap , Mrs. Houtz I1lnncc1 Its dress to
the bed clothIng. The chlle1 wns found
suspenderl ever the sIde at the bcd ,
chockeO to deatb by the neckband 01
Its dreq .
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ATTEMPTED SS 55INATION.
Man Rushes at Pobledonostseff , but
Is Disarmed.
ST. PETERSnUHG.-A cIrcumstantial -
tial report of an attempt on the Ho
of Constantine Petrovltch Pobledon.
ostseff , chief procurator of the holy
aynod , Is current In St. Petersburg tonIght -
nIght , but. the Assoclnted Press Is un.
n.hlo . to obtaIn confirmation of It. ' 1'ho
authOl'ltles and even the police at the
Tsarlcoe-S lo rallrornd here , where the
attempt Is reported to have been
mnde , dIsclaIm all Imowledgo of any
such happening.
AccordIng to the report , as Mr.
Pobledonostsefr slepped from ono o [
the coaches on the traIn from Taar1toe.
Selo , whore ho Is residIng durIng the
summer , to the platCorm , n man about
thlrty.elght. ) 'ears of age , rushed up
with a. revolver In his hnnd , but ho
was , selzm\ ' n qulc1t.wltted passon gel'
before ho could shoot and was turn.
cd over to lho police.
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS
FOR THREE MmnHS
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WASHINGTON.-Accldent bulletin
No. 16 , just Issued by the interstnto
commerce commIssion , gIving nn ac.
count at railroad acrldents In the
United States durIng the months 01
January , February and March , ID05 ,
shows that. durIng that quarter ther6
were twenty-eIght passengers and 2001
omployes leilled and 1G51 pasOmger.s !
and 2,062 emplo'os Injured In traIn ac.
cldents , malclng In nil 232 persons
klIled and 3,713 'Injured In traIn accl
< .oents. Other accldonts to passengers
and cmployes not the result of col
lIslons or derailments brIng the totnl
number at casualties up to 90D k1lIed
and 14,3D7 Injured.
PEACE COMMISSION ITINERARY.
Will Go to Duluth From Seattle and
Thence to Buffalo.
ST. PAUL , l\Unn.-Preslrlent J. J.
H111 of the Northern PacIfic railroad Is
personally arrangIng the Itlnerarr'
the Japanese peace plenlpotentlnrles
In theIr journey from' Seattle to Wash-
ington. 'rho party , whIch Is hended
hy Daron Komura , will arrIve at Seattle -
tle on the stcamer Minnesota. July 20.
They w111 travel oastwnrd over tbe
, Great Northern to Duluth , where they
.
wllI embarle on the steamer Northwest
: for Duffalo via the Great Lalces. At
Buffalo the party will be talen by the
Pennsylvnnla rallrond to WashIngton ,
nrrivlng there earl ) ' In August.
JAPS WILL CLAIM
THE SAKHALIN
ST. PETERSDURG-Prlcos rose on
thhe Bourse upon the Improvement In
RussIan securIties abroad , duo to M.
Wltte appointment as chIef peace
plenipotentiary.
.
AccordIng to Information receIved.
hero Japan Intends to claIm the Island
of Salehnlln by right of conquest and
Its formal cession w111 be ono of her
unalterable demnnds.
The government hns Issued another
$5,000,000 In paper roubles , tlC whole
outstanding paper obligations beIng
$4D5.000,000 against $1i,17OOO,000 In
'
gold.
TALKS AT PRAYER MEETING.
John D. Rockefeller Says Each Man
Mu .t Give as He Can.
CLEVEI..AND-At the weeldy pray.
er meotlng of the Eulld avenue D p.
tlst church John D. Rocleefeller said
that the ChrIstian faith demands that
every man must do according to that
whIch ho hath or nccordlng to that
wIth whIch ho hnd been blessed.
After II. number o [ persons hnd spoken
Mr. Rocleeoller saId :
"There are two men who nppent
equally zealous In the cause of ChrIst.
Dut ono Is mal'O effectlvo than the
ot.her. The thIng to do Is to find out
the secret of the effectiveness ot the
one. Tho'beglnnlng of the application
of our ChrIstianity 111UHt como now ,
tonIght , tomorrow morning In our
homes or In the o 1co. Sometimes It
has seem d to me that I mIght advance -
vance the Christian faith b ' assIsting
In the endowment of chaIrs In theo.
logical seminarIes. The world needs
teachers at the faith.
"Howm er humble wo ma ) ' be. what.
ever our lllaco , It mallers not , wo can
show the best sIde. Wo must show
the mr--t , wlnsomo and convIncIng
side. In fact wo must show that wo
iovo'Gorl. . "
Want Saturday Half Holiday.
W ASIIINGTON.-Four hundred mechanics -
chanics of the government navy yard
mot hero and appointed a commltteo
of two to confer wIth the presIdent
nt Oyster Day 100ltlng to securing
from him an order allowIng the navy
ranI employes Saturdny halt holldn's
during the summer , as In the case at
omllo ' In tbo executlvo
} 'es depart-
ments. A telegm11\ was sent the
president nSlt1ng when ho w111 see
them. PresIdent Gomers and Vlco
PresIdent Duncan w111 accompany the
delegates.
General Thomas Dies.
DALTON , Gu-General D. M.
'fhomns rlled at hIs home In thIs city
Sundn ) ' . PeritonItis was the Immedl-
ate cause of his deaUl. He was II.
graduate of West PoInt and a dIstinguished -
guished brlgnlIer geneml In the con.
federate arm ' ,
pny of PlenIpotentiarIes.
ST. Pl TERSDURG-Tho salnrles
at the Russian pence plenIpotentiarIes
, have been fixed at $200 11er day eacb ,
besides an allowance of $7,500 for
tro.vellng and other extJenses.
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The only high grade Doklng powder
mode at 0 moderato price ,
C :
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Call1 iot
Biking
Povlder
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Doing One's Best. .
How many there are In the world
about us whoso lIfo Is nn utter falluro
to carry out the worle God designed
them to do , nnd for which ho lllacod
them In thIs present generation.
There are these who are no moro tho.n
'
moro machInes the shnpo or men and
women , anll o ( no moro benefit or ser.
\'Ico than just to fill up blanle spaces ,
In the great enthusIasm of what they
might do somewhere else , and In other 1
cIrcumstances and snrroundlngs , they
are continually crying , "OIVo us a f
place to stand , and wo w111 move the
world , " whllo they Ignore the true
philosophy of II. man's Ufe and action : \
"Stanrl where you nro nnd move the
world. "
DISFIGURING ULCER ,
People Looked at Her In Amazemen
-Pronounced Incurable-Faco
Now Clear as Ever-Thanko "
God for Cutlcura.
Mrs. P. Haclcctt , of 400 Vlln Duren
St. , Drooltlyn , N. Y. , saya : "I wIsh t
gIve thanles for the marvelous , cure ot
my mother by Cutlcura. She bnd a
severe ulcer , whIch physicIans had'
pronounced Incurablo. It was , II. terrIble -
rIble dIsfigurement , n.nd . people would
stand In amnzement n.nd . loole at hor.
'
Atter there was no hope from doctors ,
aho began usIng autlcurn. . Soap , Ointment -
mont and PllIs , nnd now , than1e Go
she la completely cured , and her fll.Ci
Is ns smooth and clear ns ever. "
Tending to Foot Gear. II
' 1'0 leeep She s between seasons It 19
I
best to wnsh err the blaclcnlng and !
. rub vasellno or neatCoot aU Into the
leather untU It Ceels very sort. ' 1'bon
rub on the 011 a.nd put the shoes on
"shoo trees" or else stun : tllO toes wltl1 . . , J .
paper. Cover them separately wItli , \
tissue paper and pacle away.
Every houseleeeper should know
that If they wlll buy Defiooce Cold
Water Starch for laundry use they
W1lI save not only time , because It
never stlcles to the Iron , but because
each paclmge contaIns IG oZ.-ono full
pound-whllo nIl other Colrl Water
Starches are put up Inpound pacl-
ages , and the price Is the sarno. 10
cents. Then agaIn becnuso Defiance
Starch 113 free [ rom all InjurIous chem-
Icals. If your grocer tries to sell you . c
a 12-oz. paclcnge It Is because ho hns " . .
II. stocle on hand whIch ho wlsbes to . '
dIspose of before ho puts In Defillnce.
He 1mows' that Defiance Starch hns
prInted on every paclcnge In large letters -
ters anrl figures " 16 ozs' . " Demand Defiance -
fiance and save much tlmo nnd money
and the annoyance of the Iron stick-
Ing. Defiance never stlcles.
Famous Church Tower Destroyed.
The ImposIng tower of St. Cather-
Ine's Church , Dantzlc , Germany , b\Jllt
from 1326 to 1330 , was entIrely de-
strored by lightnIng on Monday. Some 1'4
of the thlrtY.fivo musIcal bells composIng -
posIng the chImes whIch were cast In
1634 were melted. I
Must DisInfect the Wash. I
By order at the l\1mlster ot COmmerce - ,
merco all articles sent to the public
lnundrles at Paris must In tuturo bo
dlslntected before being sorted out.
'l'ho man who tries to le111 two birds
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with ono stone Is lucltY It he doesn.t
ese the stone.
FREE I FOR HOT WEATHER
A nOTTLE OF
Mull's Grape Tonic
TO ALL WHO WltlT J.1'Olt IT NOW _
[ t will protect you ngalnst the ( Iangers ot heat.
.
Constipation or Decayino Bowels
Causa DiEmhe l , Cholera , Ele.
Blood Disorders , Skin Eruptions ,
Bad Complexion , Sun Strol < c ,
Heat Prostration , Etc. , Etc.
DlarrheB , Cholera. O\l'el 'l'roublo Eto. . are
symptoms of Constipation. ConHtlpaton ! means
practically de lllntestineH aml , 110180nell blood.
Constipation hI' most danorol1s ! ! during hot
weather on account of sun strolees-hcat debll.
Ity-prostratlon , ele. Jt you 8111111enly chcelt
dysentery-tntul Llool 110lsoll IIlny I'esult-a '
physlo wealcens nnd dooS' not remove the eau c.
mukes you worso. DYbontery , Cholera. 110\\01 \ . . 1
'l'roubles , Ete. , lsappear wbell Constipatlollis
cured.
Hevlve amlstrenctben the Intestines orboll'elR
before they dreay trom IlIacllvlly nUll rontaet
with rotting fool1. Until MULL'S GRAPE
'l'ONIO WIIS put on the . \morlenn market there
was no euro tor constipation.
Wo wlll nOJ1rovo to you that MULL'S ,
OHAPE ' 1'ONIO will llrolcet YOII a/Jolnst / heat
prostration unll thut lt cures 1I1C1od Disorders.
Constlp\llon : , Swmllcl1 mul Bowel ' 1'l'lUblo. It
acts us tOOlI to the hloollnndlllle"tlnus. Cl'lm efl
anll strl'lIlHhell" thell1nml cj cl'l the poi-oil nnd
declwcll ll1utter. lIIUJ.IJS UIL\Pl' } ' 1'ONIO I
nCllry ro per cent grupo which rCl1flerb It '
8plol1d\ll \ tOlllo ( or thu s 'stcm dUl'ing hot'
weuthor.
WRITE FOR THIS FREE BOTTLE TODAY _ _
Good ( Alllnl Children ] ) , ; . '
or al1 < 1 Nurullig ltothen " ' \ ,
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F'R.EE COVPON :
Send this \'oUlIon wIth 'unr lIame Dlul aI ,
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( lros 01111 ydnr I\rn..tI \ t'H numo , lur I ( reo
butllo 01 1I1uU' " Grl\po 'J'llIlo , 8101ll1\0h ' 1'01110
nlld COllstlpatlon Cure , to
: \IUJT.'H 01tAI'1 TONfO CO. ,
1.1H 'l'hlrll A\'IJIIIIIJ , nlll'k hl.1II.1. Jl11l\ul
Glt'e Full . fld"t" lIlill II'rlte 1'(1111' [ V
' 1'bo tl.cJO llottle rontalns tll'arly three \
times the roe blze. . \ ) 'lI'UI { blOfl'S. - .
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The jorcnulne II1B lIte nnlnl1mbpr KI III1J 'It'd on
\be lubel-take no ether 11'0141 " "I-l\ru \ .I\ot. \
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