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Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-11
ALL WRONG
The Mistake Is Made by Many
Omaha Citizens.

Don't mistake the cause of backache.
To be cured you must know the cause.
1t is wrong to imagine relief is cure.
Backache is kidney ache.
You must cure the kidneys.
An Omaha resident tells you how this
can be done.
Mrs. B. F. Brown of $40 William
street, says: For six or eight months
l had more or less arouble with nv
back. told my husband that l thought
my kidneys were the cause and when
l saw Doan's Kidney Pills advertised
procured a box at Kuhn & Co.'S drug
store, corner Fifteenth and Douglas
streets. They did the work for my case
and the symptoms which had bothered
me soon disappeared. can recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills as valuable kid
ney medicine"
For sale by all dealers. Price 20
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo. n.
Y, sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name, Doan's, and take
no substitute.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-11
STORY OF A DOUBLE LIFE
Man Dying in Chicago Leaves wives
in Two Places at
Once.

MILWAUKEE, June l0.-Ths Journal to-
day prints a story OF the double life OF
Peter II. Deacon. who died in Chicago on
April lS last.
According TO the story as told by John
Keating, Deacons son-in-law, Deacon lived
a double life for twenty years, having al
the same time families In somerville. Mass
a suburb of Boston, and in Milwaukee.
Deacon was a leading member of the St.
James Episcopal church and his son sang
in the choir.
The story OF the double life leaked out
during the adjustment Of life insurance
policies. According TO Keating's story Dea-
con represented to his somerville, Mass
wife that he was a travelling man and that
his business kept him in the west most OF
the time. Hls visits to his eastern home
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-11

Metropolitan Mutual Bond and Surety
company against ShannahRn, Douglas
Tootle- -Weakiey Millinery company against
Billingsley. Lancaster; wall against Kerr,
Howard, Ruby against Pierce, Gage; Nor
rison against Hunter. Harlan; Templin
against Kimsey, Lancaster; Lee against
Britain. Merrick: Rosenberg against Chi
cago, Burlington g. quincy Railroad com
pany, Sioux; Fitch against Martin, Doug
Omaha Thomson-Houston Electric Light
company against Rombold (oral argument
on motion for hearing), Douglas; Young
against State, Lancaster: Ainsworth against
Roubal Dodge: Critics against state
Dawes: Knights OF the Maccabees against
against Fink, Douglas.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-11
HoIdrege Junior Normal.

HoLDREGE. Neb., June 1O.-(special.)- y
The first week of the Holdrege junior
normal has just closed with an enrolment
of 1A Everything points to very sue
cessful summer school. The teachers are
more enthusiastic than ever before. many
of them having been in attendance at
the normal during the summers of 1903
and 1904, Principal s. H Thompson. sup
erintendent of the Hodrege city schools,
has effected strong organization and
has everything in first class shape. He
is assisted by an able corps of fine in
structors.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-11
TELEPHONE MEN TO MEET
Many Representatives of Independent
Companies VIII Gather at
Chicago This Month.

CHICAGO. June 10.-The annual conven-
ton of the National Interstate Telephone
association, which is the organization of
independent telephone companies of the
country, takes place here June 90 p and O.
The convention will be a delegate body OF
400 to 500 members augmented by the lead
ing spirits in the promoting and financial
fields of independent telephony. The pur-
pose of the organization is to effect among
the various independent interests closer
and more militant organization for success
fully meeting opposition.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-11
Uintah Reaervatton

The Bee: Won't you kindly give me some
Information in Sundays issue regarding the
Ointah indian reservation In Utah? When
Will II be opened? Area? How ia II hest
reached? What is necessary to secure a
truly, JACK ST NAB
Answer-The Uintah reservation will be
opened September l and nearly 2.5OO,OOO
acres OF land Will be thrown open to the
public for settlement. The manner of dis
posing of this land has not been decided.
but 1t is believed that the lottery plan will
be followed. These lands must be entered
under the homestead law and paid for at
the rate of N.25 per acre. Each qualified
person will be entitled to take 100 acres. The
Union Pacific Iead reaches nearest the land
al present.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-11
wYMoRE is ENFORCING ITS LAWS
Absurdity of some Ordinances shown
when Put Into proCttce

Absurdity of Some Ordinances shown
when Put Into Practice.
WYMORE, Neb.. June 1o.-(special THE
present city administration is a reform one
II is starting out by enforcing all the
ordinances. Yesterday a business man was
arrested for sweeping dirt from his store
into the street. At the trial the Judge
discharged him because there was not
enough dirt to dam the natural flow of
water along the gutter.
Tho dog tax ordinance is being rigidly
enforced and the council will at it's next
meeting pass an anti-spitting ordinance.
There is an ordinance against allowing
cows In the streets. Recently a farmer
was called down for driving COWS loose
through the streets. He now wants to
know how he can get his cows from his
farm to the depot without haltering each
ono and leading It through the streets.
A street sprinkler has been ordered into
service. II will commence operations i'm
mediately.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-11
Boy Injured in Runaway,

BROKEN BOW, Neb., June 1O-(Special
Telegram.)-A team of horses belonging to
Ed Malloy, an expressman, ran away this
afternoon. severely injuring his 1O-year.
old son. After throwing them out, the
team collided with the water tank at the
depot, smashing the wagon to pieces. The
boy was badly cut about the head, but
will probably recover.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-11
vAoATEs rowNs1TE OF PORTAL
Boom City of sarpy County to he
Turned Into stock Ranch

PAPILL1ON, Neb., June 1o-(Special.)-
Charles Hagedorn appeared before the
county commissioners with a petition ask
ing to have the Portal townsite vacated.
AS the petition had the required number
OF signeTS and there being no objections the
petition was granted. Portal was laid out
in 1887 and for time grew rapidly, but
the boom did not last long. Mr.. Hagedorn
intends to make one OF the best stock
ranches In the state out of this old town
site.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-11
Cass County sunday school workers.

ELMWOOD, Neb., June 1O-(special)-
The Cass county Sunday school convention
was held here this week with more than
100 delegates present and was the most en-
thusiastic ever held DIR. P. c. johnson.
the chaplain of the state penitentiary, gave
several interesting talks, and Thomas Oar
nell of Lincoln electrified the convention
on the subject OF Cass county temperance.
c. c. westcott of Plattsmouth was elected
president; Mr.. Amber of Weeping Water.
vice president George NJ, Porter OF Platts-
mouth. secretary, and George Rowland OF
Avoca, treasurer. Prof. f. L. Rouse of
Plattsmouth was elected superintendent OF
normal work.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-11

were limited to about two each year. For
long time Deacon supported his somer-
Vile wife and seven children, but of late
his contributions ceased altogether.
Mrs. Deacon No, is 81 years of age.
and Mrs. Deacon No. 2. the Milwaukee
wife. about twenty years younger. Deacon,
at the time of his DEATH was IS years old.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-11
SEEK PROTECTION FROM PLATTE
sarpy County Farmers would Have
the Old LeKee ReRtored.

PAPILLION, Neb., June 1O-(Special.)- y
A committee composed OF the following
prominent farmers, Messrs. Sandy. Har-
rington and Minnehan OF Forest City pre-
cinct, appeared before the commissioners
this week asking help from the county to
repair the levee which was built eighteen
years ago to protect the lowlands of Forest
City precinct from the overflow of the
Platte river. The high waters this spring
have washed away about 400 feet of the old
levee, with the result that several thousand
acres of valuable farm land have been in
undated. besides great damage to the roads
and bridges. The committee wants the
county to pay half of the costs. which
would be 5000. No action was taken, as
only two commissioners were present at the
time the committee was before the board.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-11
sUNDRY DONATIONS FOR poANE
President Perry Brings Back Cash for
College md Stndentn shnnt

CRETE Neb., June 1O.-(Special)-
Doane's faculty and students, headed by
the college band, marched to the depot
yesterday noon TO welcome home President
Perry from his successful financial can
vass In the east. He secured one gift OF
$4,000 from George Whitcomb of Worcester.
Mass, and several smaller gifts, which
raise the total to about $4,000. and rumors
have 1t that a much larger gift is yet to
follow.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-11

mont normal. after which the Rev Ralph
Houseman in a few well chosen words
presented the diplomas. Special music had
been prepared which was greatly enjoyed.
There were about thirty-fve graduates who
will enter the high school I'm the fall.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-11
York College Closes Fifteenth Year.

YORK, Neb, June 1O-(Special. York
college closed its fifteenth year OF educa-
tional work this week. The total enroll
ment for the year was 34 The graduates
In all departments numbered thirty-seven,
six OF whom also earned state certificates.
Or. Schell will continue at the head of
the institution, and but few changes have
been made in the corps of teachers.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-11
STRANGER GIVES BOY A SCARE
Holding Gum in Face Orders Him
Exchange CIOthea and Runa.

Exchange Clothes and Runs.
PAPILLION, Neb., June 10-(Special.)-
While plowing corn in Forest City pre-
cinct the l6-year-old son Of John Mela had
startling experience. Before he. knew 1t
he found himself looking into the barrel of
a revolver. The man behind the gun in
formed young Melia that he wanted to ex-
change clothes with him, as officers and
blood hounds were on his trail. He told the
boy all about his escape from the soldiers
and officers, but for some reason forgot
to exchange clothes The man finally left
down the railroad track and when last
seen was heading for the heavy timber
along the river. 1t is thought he is de-
mented.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-11
Nance County school oradu,,,on,

FULLERTON, Neb, June l0.-(Special.) -
Yesterday large crowd assembled at the
opera house to be present at the graduating
exercises OF the pupils from the rural
schools Of Nance county. County superin-
tendent Ward Smith had the affair in
charge. The address TO the graduates was
delivered By Prof. Clsmmons Of the Frs-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02

man Sporbont," Nitlcitc ocrGiuccnt
NucU llubc NoltinnorC- StroBc 81 BET
81 s..
Baltimore @roun0 Hcnt So" all
Ncnru &. Nuii, Siioicitc Ser Can.
pale, nobc Nopiou.S trobc, tl2 bel
75.1O1@, $10S3.
&obn !. Miiui0on II. ". on Gborlc9
Z. @urrolp9, 1 @rum0itilde, $1,000.
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TO. $500.
Qupi0 G.@oroom (uritcc, an Gho2.
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ridge 2Ipcmlc, nobc 2)orf Nooo, fl bel
-, $3.50.
(bomo3 y. Molono on &oicpb
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nobc NSilion-S trobc, tS.2 bel 100, So.
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!. Qlttton. / @%runoltiid, $500.
Gcriclbc an ocn Wouor ulO Sto0t.
rotb, 1 @runOitiid. 81.
NuNuit Ircutin0 II. II. al NlIAult
@oucrt ul0 @ottin, Sii0lcitc Der
Nambur0, nobc HCo0cnhuu StroBc.
70 bel 63, @run0}in3 $ll.25, $500.
Fctcr 2. NlnmL Scitomcnt9pollz
itrcdcr, an Fntrid :. EbcIou ma
@ottin, @citicitc Ger Niilton, nobc
Goirmoumt Nucnlc, fl bel -. @r05
$3.50. $l1OO.
Milliam II. SuU0Cr uu0 Nrolt al
Nlcromocr :. Nollcr Ii. NrouL Moro.
lcItc Scr ErcBbrrus, nobc Calhoun
Strobc, ~ bel 20, @rrmoim@ $50
500.
Miuiom &. &. Sporfa an 9(bra
bom Nciicl0, mebrcrc @%rumoitiife
s..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02
Nus bcm Snncren MoruImO'S nus
ocn a%narcn5cnocn Stnntcu.

Storb on oen Nuu0rn.
Nm Solpitol in 6rcocrtt lit &c.
tern Sr. :. ". WtarlCn Gin 3U SATIRE
alter Wtorm, ollS 9rlun2Iula. an Ncr,
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Gin ncne& @cih0it.
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9iir0cr $1,000 iiir sic Grri6nn0
zines GinmnhegcidGitc2 }uionmcn.
Ncbrudt. 81 elmer %cr'oumlunU
mllr0cn 0ic 9ircftorcn lru0hlt mo
ser N1fouf zines poiicuocu @oi,.
plobra bcidloIIcn. Niuu urriprid)t
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Dem uClcn @cld)Gitc.
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(ruu 9unonoo Modoll inter 5000
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lniicn. Trnu Madall lit cine Shmt
tier Oca @iniiclo Scott Moncod uon
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inter ser NnidulOiQmQ liGt ocn
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cincm @ogcn fir mQc'Gbr $3OO
@oorcn mCggcidoiit. Wiuu hat feline
Sprr bon Sen @numcru.
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@crlangt i'm MGgemeincn.


Gin in Der lrGubcnpllnn5nlG ilthtigcr ili1.
Ger Widnn luiimibt cineIi @eldd1tsibeilhaber
5ur @HpflanBun1 bon ISciu mo INieltrntber.
ytud3ufruaeH int Sireau oeS nScntidrn Cor
rcipouocuteu," (3O4-10)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02
WrnnoltiidS Merchantmen.

Guo @incr al &ocob 3irIcr m0
Strait @eitieitc ser @ouQb, nobc
@roubUitroBc. tl.l bel mrumO
sims SIS; $1,000.
Charles :. @onaportc etc. an Goro
Hihoroiou un0 SrUL NcmlBmO ci
ncr M}olcr, $500.
GIi5obctb u. &ropnlcu ol Nnmoll
Gbcalcr, Sii0icitc Ger Erutt nubc
Nnmitrobc. 1876 bel So; $500.
6ronfIju ". @ouocl. lcit. No1itr.,
an Soicpb Mta55iotte ulO 6ralt, Sit.
icite ser 9lIbcmorle.. nobc 6Mpuitr,
11.2 bel 30. @rm0}ina $22.33h;
$500. lila. r.m ~. H.
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$50; 81,
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uobc ErcBtmonltrobc, fl bel 81
@rumo}ina SD; $500.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02

Gicr, pro 0uBcno 25c, bis PC.
Gutter. pro l>ilut0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02
@nltinurcr Marft6eridltc.

Baltimore /. Nopcmber 1903.
NJ cb |. - 3uiubren 23,G30 6Glltr,
cinihIicBIih 59l7 GGilcr 81 Occult.
Eoint mo 1855 6diicr III Gonton;
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wtirllnnCn moron mic inlut:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02

aoropfsede Der Rop. uuo Sorreit'S ttGte.
~Sduptaunrtter hes @eian9peretus -Wlelo'
6te-. Singiiunoen leben BOnleritds abeHo.
Yerfnmmlmraen beS ~gentenntnt Wleeeer'
8etttrs" iebeu g. urb 4. TieHttog i'm Mo-
not. TeIepbon - Ult. SerHon 2666 Z.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02
Gteaeneeindle
Turbbeutidle Tarmcrs Samilic.

Gprboentidle Sarmcrs Samilic,
x Jnbr I'M puHoe. Mnn1 30 Sabre alt. mar bis
belie ais SetliiGel5ilbter tbnti9. SruI 2s Sabre
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febnle1i ooer 81 oerUniien. Sell. Siferteu nm
ter Gbtfire ~, 70. Sarm" an ben ,Teutideu
Surreipuuoeut" I2g4-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02

$4,000 gtlunitc & Y GOuf lcr.......1olH,
p No II. Fcuuo %. o.. .......... 81
800 NO II. Ecuun g. e.. .......... 30
- Scabo0ro 80 ,. RIO OF. ........ 574
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200 0ou'tou I'll Gom e. .......... Il
500 25citcru NO Com =. ......,.. I5ts
- 1Scilcru Mo Som q. ......... l5l.
- llnttco ztulcs 5ioclttn .....I2s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02

Rr. 1424, ot'8GirimCres strass. - Btm.
ruer un Serren bu psrmietber. - EetnIte
eetrGnf- unb 9etne. .RGp.8 te,s' Fraue'
ret. -@ier. getidmmIuneslofoI be3 Oft
Somburoitr. Smmerp. RGl' uEs ee.p'
Bpretns. Chef. IeI.-8plfe 1852 w.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02

Git. 1L20 bis 1922, 91rtorofnbtnis.
Sauptauartier hes ~2balia'Wdnrertors'.
Saue uno Sonmerearter biutg Al her'
mie.ben. @uter RIas ffr N~uftersroftsr,.
s~Seirite 6%etrdnfe. Srei.Sool. q. 4 w.
feIerbpu - Wt. Bernon $3.50 y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02

gr. 1I04, Norb@EertraIfaoemA
Der -aorooit Smmsrtsdbrertbe rauosrttn
bon galttrtore' nsrinmn,eIt f6 bier
tebsu moiltas. - 1errae ~rebm 4 Cons
@ter am Sdpt. MD beut'ner art brett
bon Sab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02

Seine arobe @crfarrmlnIgs'jf1uue MT hon.
tiliri .llo Gnt beleldtei. Stngarq bon RnIiis
more Strabe ioiuobi, lpie bon Sans Sirabe. Srei.
CT @ehrnih Der aruben 6allP uno Ror3imner
iraeno Elm 3irttner mietben. 5erner iperhe1
gdnfeiie iibernonimen, guh5nfroaen in Ir. 8,
Bort. SaH' etrahe, poer Or. 424. Ef.Saltimore.
etrake. CSept2g, 2lRte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02
@eitriGc SdluBrntc:

iGcl; &crionot BON oen G~lcuutorcn
1864 YuidcI; Glcuotoren &orratb
lO2.5Gl NuideI. Nertduic: 10000
&ubr 81 81. 10000 &onuor 81 527s,
10000 90, 81 1924 bis 52Hs. 1000
neucr Spot 81 81 1000 Nr, , meiBcr
Spot, nclL 81 81, 5000 &amInr Ut
52l2.
Eo,,,,, @~LG,r...o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02
apieph ehmsnasr,s Goit.

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Sic betieH gSetle in Meitcllh. Wldbl'
3eiteu 3u ieocr Belt. 4eiblfiSIunfh cine
Spe8iulit0t. - 91uptonGrtier oes Var
routnu rbeit.rsWidnl,rtorS".
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G. spanu's Mennnrant.

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