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resents those opposed TO this issue Of bonds.
will prepare his bill Of exceptions before
long. City Attorney Lambert says that
the mayor and council is at liberty to go
ahead and issue the bonds but the trouble
is that no bond buyers will have anything
TO do with the securities until all litigation
Is over. BY taking this case to the SUI
preme court action on the sale OF the
bonds will be deferred some months, and
that is what those who are opposed to the
Issue want.
Going Into Remembrance.
In the matter Of the 1000 bonds for re-
paving Twenty-fourth street w. ]. Hayes
& Sons, the buyers Of the bonds, have
written Clerk Gillin for more information
Several small details we're overlooked
when the histories were forwarded, but
these can easily be remeded. In addition to
minor data the buyers want detailed in
formation In regard to the injunctions and
circumstances in the matter Of these paw
ing bonds.
The application for a permanent injunc-
ton was Withdrawn by the plaintiffs In
the case, and now Hayes & Sons want to
know Just how this litigation stands be-
fore going any further into the histories
Of the issue. City Attorney Lambert says
that he will get certified copy OF the
record in this injunction case from the
clerk Of the district court and send the
same TO Hayes & Sons. Every days delay
in the sale Of these bonds puts the com
pIetion of the pavement just that much
back
MnEfc City Gossip.
A daughter has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Flynn.
~ NT.Cor,b,, 1901 NHoproa straet re-
ports the birth Of son.
E. Bush has secured permit for a
dwelling at Forty-flrst and T streets.
Miss Nellie welsh has returned from a
two weeks visit with friends in Chicago.
Nearly 1900 sheep arrived at the stock
yards Monday, the majority being feeders.
Mrs. e. L. Gustafson, who has been
quite sick, was reported some better yester-
day.
Mrs. Charles A. Allen has gone to st:
Joseph to visit relatives for couple OF
weeks
John @. Mangle, one Of the N street let
ter carriers, leaves To-Day TOT nlteen
days vacation.
F. L. Gown, formerly with the stock
yards railroad department, has gone to
Salt Lake city.
Charles Davis, one Of the piano polishers
arrested Saturday, has been sentenced to
! six days In jail.
| Mrs. Frank p Hart left last evening for
| st. Louis, where she Will visit friends
| for a few weeks
| The reception to Rev. Tindall at the
homo Of MR and Mrs. f. A. Cressey last
night was we'll attended.
Charles A. Durham, assistant cashier
| at the Packers National bank, has re-
ported for duty after three weeks va
cation.
Sanitary Inspector Jones reports case
| of smallpox at the home of Joseph Vodak
| Twenty-eighth and l streets. The house
! has been quarantined.
| The funeral of Fred Frushard, who died
| Sunday evening at the home of his sister
| Mrs F. Fralik, A13 X street, will be held
| this afternoon at 2 o'clock Interment al
| Laurel Hill cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-26
Y. NJ. C. A. BUILDING CONTRACT
Job for Excavation to BE Let Thurs
day Afternoon and for Con-
struetiOn October IA.

The contract for the excavation for the
new Young MEMS Christian association
building will be let Thursday afternoon
Plans and specifications for the building
proper will be finished in about ten days
and II is expected that the contract will be
let about October Is.
One week of the seasons educational
work at the association has passed by and
II has proven that the winter is TO be the
one Of largest attendance in the associa-
tion's history. Twenty-Five are already reg
istered in the boys classes. as against four
teen in all of last year. The class In stem
ography is twice as large as It was at any
time last year. The whole Office force and
the faculty are Kept exceedingly busy with
the work In the various departments.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-26
OMAHA BOYS TRIED HERE
Two Youths Arrested in Council BIuns
20 he Brought over for
Court Hearing.

Mickey Taggart and John Richardson.
two Omaha youths arrested in Council
BLUFFS on advice OF the Omaha authori.
ties, are to be returned 10 Omaha and
be tried on the charge OF breaking ana
entering the house OF Albert King. 2429
Charles street. The police say they have
evidence Of the strongest character against
Tnggart and Richardson. The complaint
was filed in police court Monday morning.
II is alleged that TagBart and Rich
ardson entered the King home last week
by forcing a rear door and stealing a purse
containing so and two gold rings.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-26
CANCER
CURED
INFORMATION GIVEN
ABSOLUTELY FREE

DR.. Bye, the great Cancer Specialist
and Scientist of Kansas City, Mo-.
sends TO the world message. which
will bring happiness to all suffering
from Cancer. He makes an absolute
and positive statement that Cancer
can be cured, and he Is In q position to
prove Il. He simply asks every suf-
ferer from Cancer. no matter of how
long standing, to send their name and
address. and he win without delay or
charge send them his grand new book
entitled. "A Message OF Hope" treat
Ing on Cancer and other malignant
diseases. Remember Il costs you moth
ing. and the Information may save
your life. Write today to Or. Bye,
s02B Broadway Kansas City. No
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-26
FIREMEN. RESCUE DoUeHNuTs
Several Thousand CruIIers JerIed
from the Flames by simp-
sons Men.
The doughnuts were saved.

me doughnutS were saved.
Witaschek Bros, bakers, 2217 Leaven-
worth street, are repeating to themselves
the old saying, How different things
might have been II they wasn't as they is"
There was a fire call from the witaschek
bakery Monday morning THE DEPART
men responded with alacrfty," as they saw
over in Wydaho. The occasion for the call
was the ignition Of some hot lard that had
overlooked from the doughnut boiler to the
floor.
Fireman. save the doughnutsr' rang
out on the clear Leavenworth street air
when Assistant Chief Simpson reached the
bakery.
Chief Simpson saw that several thousand
doughnuts were In jeopardy and ordered
that the doughnuts be saved at all hazards
Several firemen rushed into the smoking
cellar and plucked the doughnuts as brands
from the burning.
The property loss was nominal
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-26
MORE LAND FENCING CASES
Special Agents Find Persistent En-
closures of Public Domain
in Nebraska.

United States District Attorney Baxter
Monday morning received another bunch
OF reports from the special land agents
now in the field in northwestern Nebraska
investigating the land fencing cases These
reports show continued and persistent
violation OF the orders of the Department
OF Justice relative TO the Illegal fencing
OF the public domain. particularly in the
forest reserve part OF the state Suits
viii at once be instituted against the Of
tenders and the cases will be brought to
trial at the earliest practicable moment
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-26
Case Against Egan Dismissed.

LOGAN, Ia, Sept. 25.-(special telegram
Mrs. Daisy NJ. Hunt this afternoon dis
missed the criminal assault case begun
recently against George w. Egan. an at
torney. She alleges in the dismissal filed
with w. r. Cox clerk OF the district court.
that the charges were false and that she
was induced by Henry w. Hunt, her hus-
band. to bring the suit for the purposes OF
private gain and TO inture Egan's repu-
tation. Both cases against Egan are now
dismissed.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-26
STREET CAR MEN MEETING
Several Organizations Connected
with City Rapid Transit to Con-
vene at philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 25.-Street cars,
their manufacture and operation and meth
DDS for improving urban transit will oc-
eupy the, attention OF the American Street
Railway association during the remainder
Of the week The twenty-fourth annual
meeting Of the association began today
in the Commercial Museum building.
President w Carlyle OF Buffalo called
the convention 10 order and the members
were welcomed by Mayor Weaver. In
addition to the convention OF the Street
Railway association there will be meet
ings OF the American Street Railway Man
ufacturers' association, the American
Railway Mechanical and Electrical asso-
citation. tho Street Railway Accountants
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-26
Looks Out for Inner Man.

Herbert Blackmore was arraigned before
Police Judge Berka Monday morning on
two charges OF obtaining meal tickets under
false pretenses one charge being sworn Ia
by George z, Plant manager OF the Vic
ner proprietor OF a restaurant at Fiji
teenth and lizard streets. Through HE at
reading OF the complaints and had the
hearings set for Tuesday morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-26
CROWD Furnishes SHOOTER
Man who Takes shot al street. czT
is Beaten Before Police
Arrive.

KANSAS CITY. Sept. %.--Frank MikeL
an Italian. shot into a crowded street car
a mile from the business district last night
because he had been elected from the car,
was chased by a crowd OF men that gath
cred quickly and was badly beaten bafOrO
the police rescued him. q
Mikel sought refuge In basement nom
which he was dragged by the crowd ana
II probably was due only TO the anIval
OF the police that he was not killed The
bullet hred by Mikel shattered the glass
windows in the car above the heada OF
the passengers. barely missing a number OF
persons. .
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-26
nrnIreman Loaes an Eve.

CEDAR RAPIDS. Ia, Sept. 8.-(speeial
Telegram. )-BrAkeman Hagan had an eye
blown out. He went back to nag a train
and amused himself while waiting by
throwing stones down an embankment.
One struck railroad torpedo lying on the
bank. which exploded. throwing a piece OF
rock into his eye.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-26
France ana Germany Axr.e.

PARIS, Sept. 3.-The French ofrcials con-
slider that a anal agreement between France
and Germany on the subject OF the Moroc-
can conference Is imminent. The accord 1t
is understood cOntemplates the assembling
Of the conference I'm November at AlRerias
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-26
Danish Lutherans in Confersnce.

CEDAR FALLS, Ia. Sept 2.-(speciaI.) y
The annual conference OF the Danish Luth-
eran church OF Iowa has been in session in
this city during the last two days. The
attendance has been large and the interest
correspOndingly great. The clergymsn who
have been prominently on the program are:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-26
BurgIar VIsits Three placed.

CEDAR RAPIDS. Ia Sept. B.-(special
Telegram.J-A burglar entered three houses
and secured SIC in money and several
watches. He was almost captured twice
and went through a window once, carry
ing the sash with him.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-26

year been pastor of the Logan Christian
church, has resigned. the resignation to
take effect November %. Mrs Shoesmith
will continue to reside in Logan.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-26
KnIea Whne WaIkinE on TracIs.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Sept 2.-(special
Telegram. Ira King. aged 10, was In
stantly killed by an Illinois Central train.
He was drunk and walking on the track
His head and both arms and leg were
severed from the body. The remains were
sent 70 his parents In Missouri
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-26

Revs. Kjolhede, Newell; Hojbjerg, Des
Moines; Ostergaard. Ringsted Jensen,
Brayton; Petersen. Moorhead; Taber, Clin-
ton; Skogaard, Latimer; Gravengaard,
Cedar Falls.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-26

TOXIC, Sept, As .. m.-Sir Michael
Hicks Beach. former chancellor OF the
exchequer In Great Britain. sailed from
Yokohama this morning for Singapore.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-26
association and the American Association
OF Street Railway Claim Agents
FataIIties Prevented

After an accident use BuckIen's Alniea
salve. II prevents fatal results. Heals
cuts burns. sores &c. Sold by Sherman
& Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-26
Logan Pastor Resigns.

LOGAN, Ia. Sept 3.-Cspeeial.) -Rev.
william shoesmith. who has for about a
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-26

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each morning WIN the
svening bsfore.
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spaee than any bass
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-26
City Hall bond Case.

Judge Sears handed down a decision in
the city han bond case Monday The judge
denied the application for a permanent in
junction TO prevent the mayor and council
from issuing bonds for $4,000 for city hall
purposes. He also dismissed the action
after denying George Parks the right TO
intervene Madeline Pivonka and others
interested viii now take the case 20 the
supreme eourt. Attorney Breen. who rep
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-26

We Euarantes every
stew TO reusin abso>
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a. nsed.
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BUFORD.
March q, 1905.

March ~, 100.
Walter Matthews, who has been at
tending school at Columbus, is home
on vacation.
Chas Rosselot and wife called on j.
A. MOberly Sunday afternoon.
G. N. Kress, teacher of the Lynch
burg public school, spent Sunday with
his parents here.
Elmer Moon and wife called ON VIM.
Stratton Sunday.
Miss Daisy Scott is visiting Miss
Maud Hawk, at Five mile.
Miss Matte and Alison Earhart call
ed ON Levitte Earhart, at Williams
burg, Sunday.
The funeral of Jacob Mink was
held at the Christian Church Monday,
March q. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Murch. Burial In
Buford cemetery.
There is talk of organizing Re
bekah Lodge.
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mains were taken to Marshall M. T..
Church where prayer was offered by
Rev. A. j. Kestle and a short obituary
read. The remains were then laid
away in the M. e. cemetery. Mrs.
Murphy has spent over fifty years of
her life In that vicinity and was one
of the most highly respected. But
part of the children were permitted
to be present but they showed their
affection by sending beautiful floral
tributes. Relatives and friends we're
present from Belfast, Hillsboro, Rains
boro and Sinking Spring.
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RAINSBORO.
March q, 1905.

Miss Florence Upp, who has been
attending college at Berea, KY, the
past three months, returned home
last week.
Geo. b. Roads and family have
moved into Mrs. Bakers property on
East Main street.
Thomas Kearns, former citizen of
our village but for the past few year
resident of Dayton, was circulating
among friends here the past week.
He, with his family, was enroute for
Scottsburg, Ind, where he has pur-
chased farm.
Fl. S. Foraker and Miss Flossie Ogle
spent Saturday at Greenfield.
Great interest has been manifested
on the telephone subject of late and
a number of new boxes have been put
up the past week.
Dick Harrington has moved into the
Winget property near the M. E.
Church.
Roscoe McCoppin has resigned as
teacher in district No. I. The school
board will meet this week to hire a
teacher to fill the vacancy.
o. N. Sans and wife, of Hillsboro,
we're the guests of VIM. Browning and
family last Thursday.
Rev. J. A. Easton, who had been an
nounced to fill the pulpit at the M. E.
Church during the quarterly meeting,
was unable to be here. Rev. j. a..
Davis filed the place.
A surprise party was given at the
home of j. B. Upp on Friday night in
honor of his daughter, Miss Florence
A large crowd was present ana every
one reports delightful evening.
Miss Ada Baker, of Bainbridge, was
the guest of Miss Mary Spargur Sun
day.
Some of our young people were en-
tertained at the home of Chas. Hatch
er and wife, of Dallas, on Saturday
night.
Last Wednesday being the eighty
fifth birthday anniversary of Mrs.
Elizabeth Spargur, relatives and
friends, about sixty in number, gath
cred to express their respect and good
wishes by giving that worthy lady a
surprise dinner. AS the crowd could
not well be accommodated In her
home the X. of P. Hall was secured
and the dinner served there. After a
pleasant day the guests departed
wishing her many happy returns OF
the day.
The township trustees have adver'
tised for sealed bids for pauper prac'
tice In the south precinct. The con
tract will be awarded at the regular
meeting next Monday.
Robert and Pearce McMullin, Of
Hillsboro, were the guests of friend,
here the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Gertic Bayhan, of Nipgen, II
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II
8. Foraker.
Frank Lucas and wife, of L0dore
we're the guests of Burch Hixson and
family Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Kestle expect Ia
leave this week for Withamsville, TO,
q few days visit with the latter's
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Bennett.
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HILLsBORO, OHIO.

When the average citizenof Ripley
desires new home he arms himself
with a pike pole and tow line and
steps down TO the river and fishes for
1t. A few days ago handsome six
room house came floating down the
Ohio and Ripley fisherman was ready
with his tackle. Two hours we're
spent in landing the prize. which was
Z prise indeed--an almost new houae,
elegantly appointed for immediate
occupancy, ,chairs, ab!ee, plano lamps,
desk, book case, plum hlnC, &c.
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MARSHALL.
March 27, 1905.

MdTCn z I, 1910.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hiestand, of near
Hillsboro, we're pleasantly entertain
ed by NJ. G. Lucas and family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Sans, of Lodore,
spent Thursday the guests of the lat.
ter's brother, Joseph Bell.
Harry Wright, Hamer King, FIG.
Lyle and Ed. Lawhead we're given the
Oriental Degree of P, thianism by the
newly organized team of the X. of P.
Lodge Saturday night.
MIR. and Mrs. Daniel Williams, of
near Hillsboro, entertained the fol.
lowing at dinner March 26: Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. T. H.
Dick, Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Lucas, Mr..
and Mrs. T. W. Mccoy and Joseph
Bell and daughter, Navie.
Kirt Bowman is spending this week
with his sister, Mrs. James Paul.
Rev. Lippert preached an excellent
sermon on "The New Birth" Sunday
morning. Rev. Lippert's services are
sought by the Russellville congrega-
tion but it is hoped and thought that
he will stay here.
Guy Wilkin and Ova Wolfe, of New
Petersburg, we're business visitors
here Thursday evening.
The appearance of the wheat has
greatly improved in the last ten days.
Grass Is also starting nicely.
c. e. Cummings and wife, of New
Petersburg, were guests of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Cummings, Sunday.
More than normal acreage of
ground is being plowed preparatory
to the sowing of oats. The Cummings
brothers have already turned over
about 25 acres for this purpose.
Miss Rosa Spargur, of near Rains
boro, who has been a guest of Mrs. J.
J. Hughes, and sister for several
weeks, returned home last week.
Mrs. D. @. Dick has recovered from
la grippe.
Since last writing Miss Pearl Stultz,
one of our popular and excellent
young ladies, was united in marriage
to Charles Spargur, of Carmel, and
they have gone to Ada with the best
wishes of many friends.
The many friends of Mrs. G. W.
Murphy, of near Turkey, we're sur
prised to hear of her death March l6,
of la grippe. She was only Ill few
days and many Of her nearest neig b.
bors had not heard of her sickn ess
Her funeral which was short and i'm
presslve took place At the t. mily resi-
dence At up. M, after which the re-
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W. j. Redkey and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. Cameron's near Gym
thiana.
Uncle Zail Davis, as he was famil.
iarly called by every one, whose ser.
ious illness was mentioned last week,
fell asleep early Sunday morning at
his home two miles east of town. This
removes another of our Oldest citizens
"a man of sterling qualities and a
staunch advocate of everything that
was right. His aged wife and four
children survive. Funeral at the
home on Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock. Rev. 81 G. Curless, of Spring
field, will have charge of the services.
Interment at HillsbOro.
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RUSSELL.

MdrCn ~, lSOo.
The protracted meeting closed Tues
day night, after a line of superb
sermons by Rev. Briggs. His discourse
for men only was very fine.
George Wells and daughter, Ivy, of
Franklin, visited friends here recently.
Ed. Britton and brother, James, and
Seaver Frost visited relatives here a
few days ago.
Mrs. Ivy Gilliland, of Wilmington,
visited her cousin, Mrs. Chris. Barnes,
Sunday
Miss Jessie Hart and broth er Orley,
have gone to Hamilton, to spend the
summer with their sister, Mrs. Lillian
Vaughters.
Bessie Newton has returned home
after visiting relatives near Lebanon.
Mrs. Drusilla Murphy. of Lynchburg,
spent few days recently with Mrs.
A. Maxey, who has been i'll.
Miss Virginia Strange, of Green
field, was the guest of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.G. Boatright,
over Sunday.
Miss Blanche Meek, of Billsboro, is
spending few days with her uncle,
Frank Burton and family.
Mrs. Lizzie Hill and two children, of
New Vienna, we're callers here last
Thursday.
Frank Burton is moving into the
property recently purchased Of Oscar
Hodson.
Mrs. Lizzie Greathouse, of Lebanon,
is visiting her parents, VIM. Newton
and wife.
Joe Briggs and family visited John
Briggs Sunday.
Scott Ludwick and family have
shipped their goods from here to Mid.
dletown, where they will make their
future home.
Mrs. Emma Weltz, of Hillsboro,
visited her sister, Mrs. Carrie Calhan,
yesterday. !.
Joseph Kirkhart and daughter. Mrs.
Lizzie Kesler, went TO Hillsboro to-
dag.
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Dispersion Sale
OF He
ASH GROVE HERD OF
Short Horn Cattle
THURSDAY, APRIL l3, 1905.

The herd contains 80 head, 10 COWS,
! OF which viii have calves at foot.
hcifcrs, yearlings and 2 years old. I
bulls of servlceabe age. We call
specla attention to our herd bull He
~ OF the propr type. There are
luany good Individual animals of both
sexes in tho herd.
sslr kei,tn~ at 1890 o'clock. Lunch
rt 1880 "'cIock, Farm located 8
niles cast Of Greenfield and mile
west of Lyndon. Tralns each way on
the B. \ o. S-W. II. r. in time for
sale and return. Free, hack to and
from depots. Send for catalogue.
Terms made known At aale. y
". J. PARRnrr = SON.
Lyndens Ohio.
Col. Allie Powell, Auctienssv. &
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TR[ASURYNSP[CTORS' CERTIFICATE
H1eHLANp COUNTY. OHIO


TURNER Inspectors
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The centenary of the birth of Hans
Christian Andersen, the Danish
writer of children's stories, falls on
April 2, 1905. Andersen's native
town, Odense, forms the subject Of ,
beautiful illustrated article BY Julius
Noritseu In the Review Of Reviews
for April.
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SAMANTHA.
March 27, 1905.

The baseball club is making ar
rangements to give IA Woman's
Honor" at the Hall shere, the date to
be decided later.
Miss Elma Carey has been confined
at home with the mumps.
Born, t0'Mr. and Mrs. Countryman,
q baby girl.
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The Best Clothes for HOys.

We have started this spring Depart
men the most popular place In Hisboro clothes
Popular with the boys because have bought the
that boys ke popular with the
the kind of fabrics that give the service and
have made them in the durable The STYLES will
be the best OF the brought
sgners of Boys and Chidrens clothing.
Low prices will prevail We shall follow custom
OF selling quantities of merchandise small
limited amount large profit BY of selling new
goods constantly being added and upto
date