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Charles Hnft. pefendant

vs..
Charles HUFF, Defendant
To Charles Huff, you viii take no
tice that you have been sued by L.
N. Beadles in the above court. in an
action to quiet title to lot number
fifteen d5) in block number eighty
nine CS9) In that subdivision of the
city Of Guthrie, Logan county. Okla
homa territory, known as Guthrie
Proper. and that unless you answer
or otherwise plead to the petition Of
the plaintiff now on hle IN said court
on OF before the 25th day of November
A. d., 1902, said petition will be taken
as true and confessed, and judgment
will be rendered against you in said
action as prayed for in said petition
forever quieting the title to the above
property in plaintiff. and adjudging
your claim thereto void and for costs
of suit,
Dated, this 18Th day of October, A.
D., 1902.
L. N. Beadles.
BY Geo W Buckner, His Attorney
IsEALI
Attest: 7. A. Neal Clerk
BY c II Griswold, Deputy.
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In the District court OF Logan county.
Oklahoma Territory.
+. n Beadles, Plaintiff,
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% days longer in Guthrie
We Treat and Cure Diseases saS

weaknesses Of women, sucn as alliag Of
the womb, whites tLeucorrheal Bearing
down pain, and an chronic. discharges. etc.
piles 'FIstulas. RUPTURE without pain,
K Me needle. blood or detention from busi
ness, successtuny cured All chronic SKIN
ID 'scas.s, uperhuous hair and warts re.
moved paiultssly.
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Catarrh Positively Cured

Avn use ~ = OF IIc 7 nTOaI- NOHc- EdTT IYts
Lungs. stomach Liver, Kidneys and B ad
lsr Positively cured. Also Rheumatism.
Sciatica Paralysis, Hearts disease, right 5
Disease aud Consumption when taken In
time never fali ng remedy for Goitre or
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(First pubisned in the Daily Lealer
October 10, 1902)
PUBLICATION NOTICE
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.

In the District court Of Logan county,
Oklahoma territory
r. S Reaves, Plaintiff.
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George W Buokner
Attorney foF P'aintif

Attest: T. A. Neal. Clerk Or said
Court
BY c. II Griswold. Deputy.
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L. N. BeadIes.

bis 18Th day of October A
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health and
happiness.
How incon
ceivably great
is the parents
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-28
JACKSON ON FOUR WINNERS
Brilliant Riding of Lightweight Car
ries Three Fnvorites and n Sur
prise First Past Post.


SAN. FRANCISCO, March 27.-The bril-
liant riding of Jockey Lee Jackson was one
of the features of the racing at Oakland
winners, three of them being favorites, He
took the opening event on Dorian from
the stable of Green Morris and was first on
Marshal Mel, the Oliver and Rubus. The
San Rafael handicap resulted in a sur
prise. Sister jamie, at s to !, well ridden
by Wtnslett, won from Joe Frey, the
favorite. The Giver, winner of the mile
event, was bid up from $1,000 to 5000 by w.
II. King, but Charles Boots retained him
King, who is interested in a book, is trying
to secure a string of horses. MacGyle fell
was not injured.
Manager Charles f. Price of the New
California Jockey club has accepted the
position of presiding Judge at the Latonia
meeting, which will open in May.
Results:
First race. ~three-quarters of a mile, sell
ing: Dorian won, Saul of Tarsus second,
King Dellis third Time: Ills.
Second race, one-half mile, selling: Guida
won, ora Viva second, Dor Ami third.
Third race, one mile and a sixteenth:
Marshal Neil won, Frank Woods second,
Morengo third. Time: 1:4S%.
Fourth race, one mile, selling: The Giver
won, Rio Shannon second, Impromptu
third. Time: 1:41.
Fifth race, three-quarters of a mile,
handicap: Sister jamie won, Joe Frey sec
ond, Sharp Bird third. Time: 1:1Sk.
Sixth race, seven-eighths of a mile, sell
Ing: Rubus won, Diomed second, Antolee
third. Time: 1:2S.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-28
ASPIRE TO BE DELEGATES
Four Men Anxious 90 Represent
omaha in international Typo
graphical Union.

Organization politics is bubbling in the
Omaha typographical union, and although
the annual election will not take place un
I'll May %, the candidates are lining up
their friends and making a campaign as
warm as any ever held in the union. The
principal contest is over the election Of
delegates to the convention Of the Inter
national typographical union. There are
four candidates so far announced, W. S.
Ripley Of The Bee composing room, A. D..
Small Of the Rees Printing company, Frank
p. Hart Of the South Omaha Journal-S Stock
man force and w. NJ. Ellsworth Of the
World Herald composing room. Many of
the members OF the union believe that Ellis
worth has a sort OF mortgage on the place,
as he was a candidate last year and came
within one vote OF securing the election.
There we're rumors Of a contest, but Mr..
Ellsworth finally permitted the elected del
egate to serve without trouble. w. S. Rip
ley has a following of friends who feel GER
tain that their man will be one Of the dele
gates. Two delegates are to be chosen.
So far the News chapel seems to have a
walk-sway for the presidency Of the organ
~lzation, both of the candidates, X. S. Fisher
and Charles Mathews, being employees OF
that ONCE.
The sitting members will probably be
elected to all the remaining Offices unless
a contest not now announced develops be-
fore election day. The union meets in reg
ular session on Sunday, when the campaign
will be materially advanced by all parties
concerned.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-28
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mrs. Alvina Keith passed through
Omaha, her former home, yesterday en-
route west.
Miss Berry arrived in Omaha yesterday
from Minneapolis, where she has been at
tending school.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Buchanan will 60
to Wisconsin today, where Mrs. Buchanan
Will spend several weeks. Mr.. Buchanan
will return at once.
H. r. Smith and family of waynesbury.
Pa, arrived in Omaha yesterday and
are stopping at the Willard. Mr.. Smith
has made a fortune I'm the oil business in
Pennsylvania and comes to Omaha with a
view OF locating.
Senator Dietrich arrived in Omaha from
Hastings yesterday morning. He took lunch
at the Omaha club and spent the after
noon in consultation with parties inter-
ested in the irrigation question. He left
for Washington last night.
Nebraskans at the Merchants-Mrs. E.
Roland, Norfolk; ]. S. Hoagland, North
Platte; 8. c.. Bassett, Gibbon; j. c. Perry,
Rising CITY; A. Barnett, McCook; William
Stanbro, Syracuse; Norman Musselman,
Falls City; Mrs. w. L. Grant, Sumner; 81
E, Fish, Cheppell; F. p. Mills, Gordon.
Fred Goodrich and party returned from
a trip to blackberry lake Wednesday light.
He reports that the party arrived ahead of
the ducks, which began to put in an ap-
pearance My when they were ready to
cav the grounds. Two days shooting
were all they could secure, but they sue
ceeded in bagging a number OF ducks of
the earlier arriving varieties.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-28
Mallory Nails Extra stakes.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, March g.-George
c. Benefits crack colt Mallory won the
Capitol Hotel stakes today, defeating
Breakspur, the star youngster of the
Schorr stable. Mallory was a strong
favorite in the betting and won cleverly.
Breakspur led for a while. He is a fine
looking bay colt by G.. w. Johnson-Gracie
c. Pearl Mindal, which ran third, is a
stoutly. Bennett also won another purse
with Brewer Schorr. Travers won from
MaXille in a drive. Results:
First race, th~ree-quarters of a mile. sell
ing: Travers won, MaXille second, Florrie
third. Time: lis.
Second race, seven furlongs, selling:
Brewer Schorr won, Lizzie A second, Birdie
Stone third. Time: 1882.
Third race, five furlongs, selling: Little
Jack Horner won, Zirl second, Crescent
City third. Time: 1:121z.
Fourth race, Capitol Hotel stakes, $500
added, four %furlongs: Mallory won, Break
spur second, Pearl Mendal third Time:
Firth race, seven furlongs, selling: Heng-
list won, b. G.. Fox second, Small Jack
third. Time: 1927.
Sixth race, seven furlongs, selling: Plead
won. Ida Penzance second, Henry of Frans-
lamar third. Time: 1904.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-28
CUT RATES NOT TOLERATED
Western Railroads Apply I~pjunctiOns to
Passenger Tariff.
WILL ACT WITH COMMERCE COMMISSION
Intend to SEE that Any SIashinE Of
Fares IL Prosecuted-wiu Keep
Outside Roads in
Line.

CHICAGO, March 27.-Bxecutive ofhcials
OF western roads in charge OF traf1c have
informed their passenger representatives
that the injunction issued by Judges Gros-
cup and Phillips are broad enough to in
clude passenger trsf1c and that therefore
no cut rates will be tolerated.
This order was issued, 1t is said, after
consultation with general counsel, who
stated that there was no doubt that under
the terms Of the order passenger business
was included. 1t is understood that II no
more suits are begun until the present In
functions are argued, the %of1cials Of the
fourteen roads now under federal restraint
will take pains to bring to the notice of
the Interstate Commerce commission any
violation Of the law so that criminal pro-
ceedings may be instituted.
This attitude, 1t is thought, will keep
those not under restraining orders in line.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-28

For the beneht OF the educational work
OF the Young Women's Christian assoeia-
tion Mrs. Emma r. Byers, general secrs-
tary, will give her popular reading of Sky
Pilot on Tuesday evening, April s, at
Memorial church. Previous to her
accepting the general seeretaryship OF the
Omaha association Mrs. 1yers gave this
reading in . number OF cities and recently
before the association at Lincoln.
A special Easter gospel service has been
prepared for Sunday afternoon, to be given
in the association parlors at 4 o'clock. Mrs.
Byers will lead the service. which is to be
supplemented with special music both vocal
and instrumental.
The women OF the First Methodist church
will serve the supper on next Monday even,
ing for the third Of the series Of member
ship teas that have been such a feature
OF the social side Of the associations work
this winter. But one thing is required OF
members wishing to be present on Monday
evening and that Is that each one brings
with her a new member. As the list Of
those desiring 10 attend will close on Sat
urday, all expecting to be present are
urged to sign with the secretary and turn
In the name aud fee Of the new member.
At the recent meeting of the Sunshine
club the following ofheers were elected for
the coming quarter: President. Miss Jennie
Nelson; vice president, Miss Julia Gaebsli
Christiansen. The following appointments
were also made: Librarian, Miss Sadie
| Hutton; assistant. Miss Ethel Nelson. The
club wnl hold Its Easter meeting on sstur'
ds-.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-28
GUILTY OF TAKING BRlBE
Member Of Missouri House Of Delegat q
Quickly Convicted.
MEYSENBuRG is MUCH CAST DOWN
Verdict n Great Surprise, hut He
IL Given Three Years In Peni-
Tertiary to Get over
That.

ST. LOUIS, March 27.-Emil A.. Meysen-
burg, member Of the house Of delegates,
was convicted Of bribery in connection with
suburban street railway franchise legisla-
tion in Judge Douglas court this evening,
after a trial lasting four days, and his
punishment was fixed at three years in
the penitentiary. The Jurors consumed
only three-quartersj of an hour in reaching
a decision.
The verdict was a complete surprise, not
only to the defendant and his attorneys and
a large majority Of the lawyers and spec
tators who had listened to the closing ar
guments and the instructions to the jury,
but also in a measure to the circuit at
torney and his assistants. Mr.. Meysenburg
was greatly cast down by the verdict.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-28
wonderIey Always in Place.

WASHINGTON, March q. Jockey
Wonderley's riding was the only feature of
a tame afternoons racing at B%ennings
today. OF five mounts he rode three win
ners and two placed horses. The talent
picked only two first horses, Water Alone
and Bastlle, the latter being odds on. Re-
suits:
First race, five furlongs and a half: AL
paca won, General Fox second, LoCket
third. Time: 1903 3-5.
Second race, half-mile; Flamboyant won,
Baron knight second, Mystic Belle third.
Time: 0:52.
Third race. six furlopgs: Essence won,
Meistersinger second, Carroll ID third.
Time: 1:16 AS.
Fourth race, seven furlongs: Brisk won,
Fonsoluca second, Little Lois third. Time:
1929 40.
Fifth race, six ~furlongs and a half: Bas-
tile won, King. B~arleycorn second, Ring
leader third. Time: 1928 4-5.
Sixth race, one mile and forty yards:
Water Alone won, linking second, Wood
chuck third. Time: 1850.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Sllentium club will meet at 8 o'clock
Saturday night at Modern Woodman hall,
119 North Sixteenth street.
The Jacksonian club has taken out a per-
NIT to build an ice box, and the brewers
report a very satisfactory outlook for the
summer.
Emma Hayes asks divorce from Henry
D., and for the custody OF their child. They
were married April q, 1889, and she alleges
that he deserted her Christmas day, three
years ago.
Henry Deem of 1905 lizard avenue, at 4:9O
o'clock yesterday afternoon, while unload
caught between the chute and the car door
because of an engine running into the car,
and his back was badly sprained.
grass a sla q sd e g. sae M saTSas S Gt Trsd ls q. to Sn fSe
arrest OF George Williams and F. J. Jen-
kins last night. The cut is not dangerous,
the trouble resulted from an old dispute.
The police are looking for Harry Harris,
a railroad engineer who claimed st. Joseph
rooming house of Mrs. Beverage, 1914 Web
ster street, without paying his rent and
pair Of sSpectacies 1I Belonging to Mrs. I Bev.
erage.
The Douglas County Democracy meeting
f faSsSk for wa last It night gHs Ss,i whish s time sd g; 9;
for one week. After the meeting was called
the members went to South Omaha In a
body to attend a democratic meeting at
tnat place..
The case of the State against Police on
GERS Shields and Brady, charged with as
saulting Victor b. Walker with intent to
do great bodily injury, was continued for
the second time in Justice Fosters court
yesterday afternoon at the request of the
defendants. owing to the inability Of At
torney Council to- be present. The case
will come up April 8.
The Nebraska Collegiate oratorical num-
Der OF, the Creishtonian, published by the
lege, contains besides several we'll written
articles q sketch of the university build
ings and it's founder and photographs and
short sketches Of the participants IN the
tory of the work of the institution.
The clerk of the district court has com.
menced the preparation of the copy for the
next edition of the trial dockets, and at,
torneys are to nave their usual place OF
prominence In the front of the book. Sons
omitted In the past have made loud remon
STRANGE and all are invited this time 4
leave their names with the journal clerk.
Mrs. Walter NJ, Barnum, who runs q
boarding house at Ill South Seventeenth
street. was severiy burned. on the left hant
and arm at $3.50 yesterday morning by
an explosion Of gasoline. Mrs. Barnum wal
on the third floor Of the building cleaning
a bedstead with gasoline when she strucl
a match, causing the gasoline to ignite
The fire department extinguished the blaz,
with very little damage done.
Mrs. r. w. Dunn. 59i South Twenty
fourth avenue, received painful injuries OF
away. Mrs. Dunn was driving near he
home when the horse became frightene,
and ran, overturning the buggy and throw
ing her to the ground. she was take
horse stopped upon reaching the barn Il
the rear OF the house. The buggy wa
badly damaged.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-28
COLONEL MIX HAS TO HURRY UP
Stops n Woman who Boards street
Car to Go to McPaul,
Iowa.

Colonel Joe Mix. Burlington station pas
senger director, gave lively chase to a Far
nam line street car yesterday in order to set
right a woman on it who thought she was
in a passenger train speeding eastward for
her Iowa home. The colonel caught the
car half way across the vladuct, hustled
the woman back to the station just as her
train was pulling out, bundled her into it
and then sank down exhausted on a bench
to tell his story.
The woman had entered the station from
the viaduct, bought a ticket at the window
for McPaul. Ia, and then Immediately
walked back out and boarded a street car.
The ticket man knew she had only three
minutes till train time and conhded his sus-
picions to Colonel Mix. The woman was
greatly 1ustered when she found what she
had done and said 1t was due merely to
' Observation-Disclosures.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-28
SINGS LULLABY TO BENNETT
Cans Puts Pennsylvania TO Sleep
with a Right Hook on
the Jaw.

BALTIMORE, March 27-Joe Cans, Balti-
more's clever lightweight, knocked out
Jack Bennett of McKeesport. Pa, tonight
in the fifth of what was to have been a
twenty-round bout before the Eureka Ath-
letiC club at Ford's opera house. Bennett
had considerably the best of II in weight
and put up a pretty fight while he lasted,
although 1t could be plainly seen that Cans
out-generaled him. The end came in a
mix-up, when the fifth round was about
over. Cans saw his opportunity and landed
a right hook to the jaw, which fairly lifted
Bennett off his feet and sent him into
dreamland. Charlie White of New York
acted as referee and one of the biggest
crowds of the season saw the fight.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-28
May Use winner Bridge.

KANSAS CITY, March 27.-Surveyors Of
the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
company are running a line through Clay
county. Missouri, from a point about five
miles nArth of Excelsior Springs to Kansas
City. The surveyors are trying to get as
near an air line as possible from Trenton,
Mo-, to Kansas City.
The company's trains between Chicago
and Kansas City now use the Burlington
tracks from Cameron and the Burlington
bridge at Kansas City. The Rock Island
has purchased land in the Harlem bottom
opposite Kansas City for yards and is ex-
pected to build a bridge across the Mis-
souri,, or use the Winner bridge.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-28

Quincy Railroad company by the Great
Northern and Northern Pacific Railroad
Organizing the Big Company.
Prior to October last the Chicago, Bur
nngton & Quincy Railroad company owned
and operated a vast system OF railway
ines, a part OF which was In the state OF
hoNs; The company Itself was organized
unaer the laws Of the state of Illinois and
under such laws IL had built up one of the
largest, as well as one Of the best railway
systems. in the United States II had IN
large measure, constructed a double track
from Chicago to the Missouri river. For
Of ali yt fSsrS pT 4 had oe NR,e y she fo saIQym cent
p0ration exercises in our state, and insofar
as me mere operation Of It's lines OF rail
any reason that would lead its managers to
abandon the old corporation and organize a
50. and on the 18th day of October. 1901.
there was filed in the recorders Office of
Des MONIES county articles of Incorporation
way, company, with an authorized capital
stock OF Slo0,OOQ.0O0. and the right to begin
had been, subscribed. 1t took to itself prac-
ferred upon a railway corporation in this
and become the owner OF the system OF
railway lines which had heretofore been
lington & quincy Railroad company.
Consolidation Not Favored Here.
It is not d%in1cult, II inquiry be made, to
find the motive for the organization OF this
company. The old company, which had
been so prosperous, could not, either by
reason OF the laws Of Illinois, or by reason
OF what had occurred in the purchase of its
stock by the two Minnesota companies,
create the volume OF Indebtedness which
those who were interested desired to
create. 1t was, therefore, necessary TO add
another corporation, and Iowa was chosen
for Its domlclle. 1t is a matter OF common
knowledge that the new company, with an
insignificant amount of capital stock, ac-
tually taken, has leased the entire system
Of the old company. 1t must be true that
u Is without substantial assets, save the
lease, and with the rental attached to the
lease It's value, II anything, is purely spec
ulative. In this situation it seeks the
power to incur Indebtedness without limit.
1t is one thing to grant TO railway com
panies the right TO borrow the money
needed to aid in the construction and equip
ment of their lines OF railway; 1t is quite
another thing to authorize a class of rail-
way companies to incur obliga-
lions without respect to the amount of
their stock or the worth of their property.
l cannot bring myself to believe that this
species of special legislation is consistent
with the public welfare or necessary for
the legitimate development OF railway
property; on the contrary, 1t is my firm
belief that corporate power to issue stocks
and incur Indebtedness needs regulation
rather than expansion.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-28
REVOLUTION NOT A SUCCESS
President Castro Of Venezuela Appears to
Be Getting Upper Hand.
ACTS WITH WGoR AND GOOD JUDGMENT
Continues TO Make Arrests of sus-
pected Parties Throughout the
RepubIic-Little Fight
ing Reported,

-
wILLEMsTAD, Island Of Curacao, March
27.-The Venezuelan revolution, according
to advices received here today. has not
realized what IT. promised last week. The
government forces have reoccupied Port
Lamar and Juan Griego, on the island OF
Margarita, and still hold Carupano,
Cumana and Barcelona, all in the state OF
Bermudez. A force of 1000 revolutionists,
under Domingo Monagas, which has been
besieging Barcelona, has retreated before
the government forces.
General Riera, with 1900 men, is still in
the state Of Falcon, trying to effect a juno
ton with General Montillas' revolutionary
forces, estimated to number 500 men
The town OF Barquisimeto, in the state
Of Lara, continues to be menaced by the
revolutionists.
President Castro appreciates the real dan
ger Of the situation and manifests aston
ishing activity and intelligence The i'm
mediate success Of the revolution is looked
upon here as being problematical.
The revolutionary steamer Bolivar was
reported March q as being at the mouth
Of the Orinoco, March % it was said to be
at La Guayra and March % 1t was reported
that 1t was at Trinidad.
The Venezuelan authorities continus to
make arrests throughout the republic.
Further Venezuelan advices received to-
day announced that San Antonio, in the
state of Bolivar. and Maturin. in the state
Of Bermudez, were in the hands Of the
revolutionary forces and that 1000 revolu-
tionists. under Generals Monagas, Penaloza
and Rolando, had united in an advance and
were menacinE Cumana and Barcelona.
The situation Of General Riera, in the
state of Falcon, is said to have become
p%erilous.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-28
MORE ENTRIES FOR HANDICAP
werkes, Won LenEerke. Hughes, Wal
tiers and Tucker Join the
Lists.

KANSAS CITY, March 27.-Five more en-
tries TO the Grand American handicap were
received at the office of the secretary of
the interstate association today, which in
creases the number of wing shots on the
list to ass. Today's arrivals included Emil
Werkes of Cincinnati, Carl Won Lengerke
of New York, J. NJ. Hughes of Palmyra,
Wis. Hood Walters of Baltimore and s. A.
Tucker of Meriden, Conn. The triangular
race, in which Elliott and Gilbert are to be
contestants for the absolute possession OF
the S~portsman's Review cup, will be shot
off tomorrow. Crosby and Elliott are slated
to shoot a 1O0-bird race Saturday afternoon
for the castiron medal.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-28
MUST APPEAR IN CHICAGO
oHciaIs Of Northwestern Railroads
Summoned by Interstate COM
merce Commission

ST. PAUL, Mimi, March 27.-summons
we're received by a Number Of st. Paul
railroad ~of1cials today directing them to
appear in Chicago next Monday before the
Interstate Commerce commissioners TO an
swer certain questions relative to the
transportation Of grain and grain products.
The lines interested were those operating
between Kansas City, Missouri river points
and Chicago, which includes the Burling-
ton, Milwaukee, Great Western, North
western and a number Of other systems.