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Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-22
Pe-ru-na Cannot be Initiated.

Bluffs and from tho little son Stanley
learned that when the man left Council
BLUFFS he had with him besides the son
another child about 2 years old. The little
son said tho father had given away the
baby and that it had afterwards died.
Normal School Course of study.
Superintendent Crabtree OF the Peru
normal school and Superintendent Thomas
of the Kearney normal. Chairman Ludden
of the State Educational board and State
Superintendent McBrien were in consulta-
ton today over the matter of a course of
study to be used in the two normal schools.
The committee will endeavor to make 1t
possible for the students to get a little
closer to nature in their stddies than here
tofore.
WOOdman Changes Publication once.
The Modern Woodman, which has been
printed in the Office of the State Journal
for a number of years, will after its
August number be published by an Indiana
newspaper. This information was received
in Lincoln today, having been decided at
meeting of the executive committee of
the order. A reduction in the cost of pub
lication caused the committee to change
the place of publication. The Woodman
paid annually in postage some $4,000.
The south wing of Merchants hall, in
cluding the center space. has been reserved
for the educational exhibit. This gives
three times the space before allotted to the
schools of the state. Five times the usual
amount is offered in prizes. The amount
of cash prizes is unusually large; $3.50 worth
OF prizes and ninety-two diplomas are Of
fered. OF the total of 721 prizes twenty
six are general, H9 are for town and city
schools and 476 are exclusively for rural
schools Colleges also come in for prizes
and individual work has not been over
looked.
Several new departments are added. In
addition TO the regular school work an
exhibit of improvements in school grounds
and buildings will show the best school
buildings and grounds in the state. One
department will exhibit by photographs the
best rural school building and grounds in
each county.
The school gardening department will
show school and home gardening by pupils
Of the public schools and school garden.
ing by teachers in the summer normal
schools. An exhibit will be made from the
five junior normal schools,
Colleges and academies also have a de-
partment where photographs OF buildings
anu BlouhuS' SlasS "oIh' etC'' VIII snow
what is being done in the colleges OF the
state.
The Girls Industrial school at Geneva
and the Boys Industrial school at Kearney
will have a full exhibit showing manual
training, cooking, sewing and other lines Of
4 science.
Deputy Superintendent f. c. Bishop
state house. Lincoln. will have charge OF
\ the exhibit and arrapRements Write tr
him for any desired information.
The following counties have to date re-
served space for a county exhibit; Boone
Box Butte, Buffalo, Cedar, Chase, Coifax
| Deuel., Dodge, Dundy. Fillmore, Franklin
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-22
member OF A ROYAL FAMILY
Endorses Pena for the Climatic diseases Of Hot Weather
The Dangers Attending Sum
mer cOldS-HOW to
Avoid Them.

THE most dangerous cold Of the whole
year Is that cold caught during the
summer months.
The night may start in hot. A person
goes TO sleep without any covers. Before
morning the weather turns cold. severe
cold is caught in this way.
There are thousand other ways in
which a cold can be caught during the
summer time besides exposure during
sleep.
Neglected Colds Become Tenacious.
Perhaps the victim pays no attention to
It. The cold becomes settled
Such a cold IS more apt to affect the
lungs OF kidneys than colds caught during
the winter months.
Depressing Effect of Hot Weather.
The depressing influence of summer
weather, together with the coldA results in
greater depression than when the system
is invigorated by the cold, bracing weather
Of winter.
Therefore It Is a recognized fact by many
physicians that a summer cold is by far
the most dangerous.
The Remedy That Cures.
The moral of this is that at the slightest
appearance Of cold in, summer Peruna
should be taken.
There should be no "let up" in the use
of Peruna until the cold has entirely dis.
appeared.
Learn by Experience of Others.
4 great many people have discovered
this fact through the expensive school of
experience.
It is much better to be forewarned upon
this subject.
Baron VendenheIm's Interesting
Testimonial.
Baron j. NJ Vendenheim, 1925 G street.
~ W., Washington. d. c., writes:
For a long time, until I came into this
climate, 1 had congratulated myself
upon having a perfectly sound pair OF
lungs.
but 1 began to have little coughs and
annoying colds that shook my faith in my
breathing apparatus,
This continued until 1 had lost health
and strength to an alarming degree.
"Peruna cured me and restored my
strength,
You are at liberty to use my heartiest
endorsement of Peruna as a medicine
and tonic for colds, coughs and as a
tonic"
The Cause Of Consumption Oftena
Common Cold.
Nine cases of consumption out of ten
occur in this way:
People catch cold. The cold is hot
properly cured, and they quickly catch
another one. This cold is dilly -dallied with
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-22
NeMn of NehrnnIrn.

BEATRICE-A valuable COW was killed
by lightning Wednesday, evening on the
farm OF H. B. Carpenter, seven miles south
west OF Beatrice.
YORK-Gas pipes for the new gas and
electric light company are arriving and
workmen are excavating and laying the
same.
BEATRICE-Aetna Eakin, the 1s-year-
old daughter of Charles Eakin a travelling
man was seriously hurt last night by fall
ing on horse which she was riding
YORK-Charles Baer of the Charles Baer
& Sons furniture store has moved his resi-
dence on a lot adjoining and has COM
menced the erection of large and beauti-
ful home.
oAKLAND-Cards have been received
here for the marriage of Normann II.
Neumann of this city TO Miss Ethel John
son OF san Diego, Cal, at San Diego, Au-
gust s, 1905.
oAKLAND-The annual picnic of the
old settlers of Burt county will be held at
Folsom park, Tekamah. August 25, 1906.
Plans are being made to make this the
best picnic yet held.
YORK-One of the new ORGANIZATIONS is
the Euphony Concert band of York which
has been engaged for the entire week for
, the York chautauqua II is one of the
best equipped bands in Nebraska.
BEATRICE-Lillian Howe paid fine of
drunk and disorderly and was released.
Her companion. Sadie Woods. took a CON
tinuance in her case until July 26
| YORK-The Board of County Supervisors
| trees in the court house park grounds.
| There was too dense foliage, and some
of the cottonwoods will be cut down.
| WYMORE-The Epworth league gave a
social at the home OF II. W. Dimmitt last
evening which netted them a nice sum. A
very interesting program was given, after
which refreshments were served on the
! lawn.
PLATTSMOUTH-A number of men ar
rived here yesterday from an eastern en-
| plOyment agency and will be employed in
the Burlington shops here. There Is still
demand for help in the coach and freight
| departments.
BEATRICE-A man named Hourmann.
| claiming to be a resident of Boulder, Colo.
| found his daughter here yesterday, for
whom he has been looking for nearly a
year. The two departed for Boulder on an
afternoon train.
YORK-The Walter Morgan memorial
| pipe organ, donation TO the Presbyterian
church OF this city. is being installed By
an experienced and practical organist, has
| been engaged by the committee to inspect
ana pass judgment on the organ before it's
acceptance.
FREMoNT-Henry. Hanrahan, the con-
| ductor who was killed in an accident at
| Kansas City yesterday morning formerly
lived In this city and was a conductor on
the northwestern. His family was visiting
friends here and left yesterday for Pitts
burg. Kan, where he lived
| ALBION-AttoTney Adams. former mayor
| OF Lincoln, has been in town this week
getting material TO support his applica tion
/ Russell, convicted in the district court OF
/ this county some time ago on the charge OF
incest. The family formerly lived az ST
| Edward, this county.
| from A. Whey near Ellis Tuesday night
was found yesterday by farmer six miles
| southwest OF Beatrice. The supposition is
that the thieves after taking the horses
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-22
RAIN COMES ALONG JUST IN TIME
Crops Were beginning to Need the
Moisture.

Crops Were BEGINNING to Need the
Moisture.
LINwOOD, Neb., July 21.-(Special)-
After seventeen days Of continuous dry
weather a fine shower this morning did
much good. Some of the early corn was
tasseling out and needed It. Wheat is all
cut and nearly all stacked good yield and
fine quality; oats about half cut; some are
badly rusted. A few more rains at the
proper time and a bumper corn crop is
assured.
WEST POINT, Neb.. July 2.-(speciaI) }
The severe drouth prevailing over this
secticn for the last two weeks was broken
by a generous downpour of rain this morn
ing which brought great relief TO growing
crops. All vegetation was suffering from
heat and drouth and continuance of the
conditions prevailing would undoubtedly
have caused serious damage. The rain is
believed to have extended generally over
northeast Nebraska. The temperature to-
day is twenty-five degrees lower than
yesterday.
ALBION. Neb., July H.-(special)-A
slow, steady rain is falling this morning
and will revive vegetation. The hot
weather Of the last two weeks has dried
the surface of the ground and cornfields
that have not been properly cultivated are
baked pretty hard.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-22

become frightened and turned them loose
John Larimore and Walter Gray are still
in Jail and will be held pending a more
thorough investigation of the case.
BEATRICE - Mrs. Ollie Moore was
brought UP from Wymore yesterday on a
charge of insanity. She was given a hear
ing before the insanity board and pro
nounced insane. She was taken 20 Lincoln
by Sheriff Trude. Mrs. Moore's home is
in Franklin county but she has been visit
ing at WymOre for some time.
YORK-During the race meeting one of
the races that will be hotly contested will
be the 210 pace, in which sixteen horses
are entered from seven states, represent
ing Minnesota, Wisconsin, Dakota, Idaho,
Nebraska, Kansas and Iowa. The York
speed meeting commences August l and
lasts until the 5th
PLATTSMOUTH-R. c. Dozier, editor of
the Royal Woodman; j. w. Barnett, presi-
dent of the Log Rolling association of the
Omaha district, and, Phillip Devol, treas
urer of the association, came here this
afternoon and met with the local commit
tee and completed arrangements for the
big Modern Woodmen gathering to be held
here August 2
YORK-The county board adjourned to
await the report of the State Board of
Equalization. There are many who think
that property in York county has been
the increase of York county is by far a
larger per cent The state board will prob
ably decrease York's appraisemSnt or in
crease that OF other counties.
PIAATTSMOUTH-Cup was busy here
yesterday, Judge II. D. Travis united in
marriage Arthur J. Wright and Miss Stella
NJ Parks, Albert l.. Stahl and Miss Mae
Fulton. The latter couple reside at Ne
hawka and was recently refused a license
in Council BLUFFS the groom being under
age, but yesterday, with the written con-
sent of his parents. the judge tied the knot,
much to the pleasure of the interested
parties.
YORK-General Freight Agent Cox OF
the Burlington at Lincoln was here this
week carrying plans and specifications and
many of the business men hope that Mr.
Cox had plans for new Burlington depot
are becoming tired of the poor excuse OF
a barn-like structure that the b. & NJ is
using for depot purposes and hope that
the Burlington will consider building a
good modern depot that will be in keeping
with the growth and size Of city like
York.
PLATTSMOUTH-Co Pratt of the
Nebraska National Guard visited here yes
terday from Fort Crook. He is pleased
with the place Plattsmouth proposes shall
be used for the rife range the strong EN-
bankment to one side being of particular
value as a backstop for the shooters There
are some important conditions to be com
piled with, the first is 10 obtain a good
title to fifty acres of ground to be used
for this purpose also they want the as
surance that no injunction interfering with
the rife practice of the guard will ensue
County Attorney Rawls is looking after
this and IL is believed he will succeed I'M
arranging matters satisfactorily.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-22
Rrown on the Warpath.

Over the rejuvenated democracy of
Lancaster county a great big cloud has
arisen and in front OF the political as
pirations of George w. Berge, late fusion
candidate for governor and prospective
candidate for the democratic nomination
a year from now, a great big stumbling
block has suddenly grown up. The split
in the gallant little band of democrats
has grown out of the defeat of Mayor
Brown, who tried to succeed Senator Bur
kett as a member of congress.
George w. Berge failed to come up to
the scratch in behalf OF the mayor and 1t
is further claimed by friends of the de-
feated candidate that friends of Berge and
his closest political hackers not only failed
TO work for the mayor, but they worked
against him. This because. so it is claimed.
they feared the ascending star of Brown
and longed and hoped for a decisive de-
feat that ne would not pc. a formidable
candidate before the democratic state con-
vention for governor, position which
Mr. Berge expects and hopes to I'LL.
There is none to deny the fact that
Brown is mad clear through and so are
many of Browns friends at the attitude
OF Berge during the late campaign. He
made no speeches and with the exception
OF one or two issues his paper was silent
during the campaign. Browns friends
think that after all that had been done by
the democrats for Berge the latter should
have done something to further the pO-
litical ambitions of the mayor. AS he
failed to do so, the reckoning day is to
come Berge will have a hard time in get
ting the Lancaster delegation to the next
state convention. Mayor Brown and Mayor
Browns friends will see 10 that, Whether
Mayor Brown will be candidate for gov
ernor remains 10 be seen, but his friends
will do all they can to blight the political
dreams of Bergc, and there is no mistake
about that.
Believes Child Was Murdered.
County Attorney Stanley OF Hamilton
county was here today attending to busi-
ness connected with his ONCE and incl
dentally Dragging about the assessment Of
Hamilton county, because he heard a we'll
defined rumor that the assessment OF horses
in Hamilton county was the basis which
the State Board OF Equalization is using
in placing valuation on horses.
Attorney Stanley is just now busy look
ing up little child which it is believed
was murdered by its father. VINO hanged
himself in the Hamilton county jail sew
eral days ago. The man was arrested
while going through the country in a
wagon. on a charge OF burglary. With
him at the time OF the arrest was a little
boy about years OF age. The father was
bound over TO the district court and after
being taken hack 10 jail hanged himself
with a rope made from his bed clothing.
From relatives Of the man IN Council
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-22
BOOST HORSE VALUATIONS
State Board Makes Change in Seventy
-Four Counties.
CHASE IS ONLY ONE TO BE DECREASED
- ~ 70
Mayor brown Has Knife Out for
Former Candidate BerEe Because
of the LRtter's Lukewarm
support.
cHAsE Is oNLY oNE 70 Be OEcREAssEI
(From a star COrrespOndent)

LINCOLN, July a.-(Special. 1.-The State
Board of Equalization put on its spurs this
afternoon and rode rough shod over the
valuation of horses as made by the county
assessors. The assessment of horses in one
county, Chase, was reduced 25 per cent, in
fifteen counties the assessment remained
the same and in the remainder seventy-five
counties increases were made from tc 100
per cent. The 100 per cent increase was
placed on Hooker county, its horses having
been returned at an assessed valuation of
tS, while Sherman county drew an so per
cent increase. Douglas county came in Cor
an .nnrc-ss Of 1875 per cent, Its horses
were assessed at $11.19,
The heard. went through the reports in a
dog ttot. Spending only short time on each
courtyb In most instances the vote was
unanimous. The figures below show the
average value Of horses and the increase:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-22
HorticuIturi.ts Admire York

YORK, Neb., July A.-(SpeciaI.) 1.-The last
day of the summer meeting of the State
Horticultural society was better attended
and in the interest taken showed that
Nebraskans are lovers OF. trees, fruit and
ornamental. roses and shrubbery. Several
well known horticulturalists expressed
themselves as surprised to see the differ
ent kinds of trees, roses, fruit and shrub
berry grown here IN the yards OF York
citizens that they believed could not be
grown in Nebraska They admitted they
had advised experimenting with them.
They were now convinced. After the morn
ing meeting that was held in the court
house adjournment was taken for an after
noon ride about the city and in the country
near York. The citizens furnished car
riages for the visitors.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-22

Gage. Hamilton. Holt. Jefferson. Johnson,
Lancaster lincoln. Logan, Merrick, Mem
aha, Perkins, Polk. Nuckolls, Richardson,
Rock. Seward. Sioux and York.
Libel suit Continued.
The Sharpe Brown criminal libel suit was
this afternoon continued untfl September 4
10 allow the defense to get in some more
testimony. Charles A. Sharpe OF Aurora
brother Of the plaintiff, was on the stand
most Of the day. He testified in behalf
Of the defendant and among other things
said the books Of the lodge from a clerical
standpoint were all right but no one could
tell by the books II some Of the officers
had received a commission for loaning
money for the order He had been dis
charged from his office in the order by his
brother because he objected to the way in
which things were running.
New Corporation.
The Nebraska Flour Export company
filed articles of Incorporation with the sec
retary Of state today with capital stock
of $4,000. The company expects to con-
struct a bunding with a capacity of 500
barrels and to receive -four for export from
the South Platte country. U. G. Powell
of IAncoln is president C. L. Meilenz OF
wahoo is vice president and H. B. Smith
of Lincoln secretary and treasurer.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-22

by no treatment, or some treatment that
is Intellectual and the cold continuesa.
Then they catch another cold and begin
to cough They then take cough syrups
which do no good.
BY and by they get tired of taking
medicine and give up in despair. Their
cold continues; and their cough grows
worse.
They then apply to a doctor, only to
find that they are in the first stages OF
consumption.
At any time during the progress OF the
catarrh, from the first onset of the cold to
its final settlement in the lungs. Peruna
can be relied upon to check the progress
of the catarrh.
Sometimes after a diagnosis of con-
sumption has been made by competent
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-22

physicians, Peruna has permanently cured.
We have testimonials from many people
who have been given up to die of con-
sumption. who claim to have been cured
by Peruna.
We do not recommend Peruna as a con-
sumption cure, but we do claim that II
will prevent consumption II taken before
the disease is thoroughly established.
Pe-ru-na Cannot be Initiated.
Some things may be successfully initiated,
but Peruna cannot be. Everyone purchas-
ing Peruna should look out for limitations.
Examine each package carefully. II you
have ever used Peruna or IL you have ever
tasted 1t, you are, not In the slightest
danger Of being misled by these limitations,
but all those beginning the use Of Peruna
should beware.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-22
York Chautauqun Opens.

YORK. Neb.. July A.-Cspecial) To-day
is the first day of the York Chautauqua
and promises to be we'll attended. Presi-
dent George Corcoran of the York Com
mercial club says that every arrangement
has been made and that last night the
different committees had everything ready
for the largest and best Chautauqua to be
held In the west.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-22
NEBRASKA BOY Is ELECTRooUrED
Testing Arc Lamp when Current
IL On.

GOSHEN, Ind, July H.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Daniel L. Gripe Of Hastings, Neb.,
aged 4O employed here as electrician in
the municipal lighting plant, was electro
cuted last night while testing an arc lamp,
death being instantaneous.
He carelessly held an arc lamp with one
hand and while off the glass insulating
board grasped the incandescent bulb with
the other, in this way forming a complete
! circuit.
GRIPPE was dead before he hit the floor
the only marks on him being burns on the
hands Relatives threaten to sue the city
for damages, alleging the equipment was
defective, causing the fatality. Gripe has
studied electricity one year. His parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Gripe. reside in Has
tings, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-22
FnIIed nnnk,. stntement.

RICHMOND, Ind, July IA statement
issued today by ]. A Spekinhier, receiver OF
the Commercial bank at Hagerstown
shows total assests of Sl0S 9l4 IL Is esti.
mated that there should be a 25 per cent
shrinkage in this.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-22
MANY Chndren nencned.

Many children have been rescued by Dr
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds. soc and 81. For sale by
sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-22
nate Of specIaI session.

Date of Special SessIOh"
Senator f. j. Burkett today said he re-
Gently received a letter from Secretary
Loeb in which It was stated it is the pres
ident's intention to call a special session
OF congress on November II.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-22

IN
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for
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-28

vldcd INC does no injustice 10 any
one else. The rotten stuff that is
flooding the country however naus.
iating to refined tastes. Is consumed
With avidity by not only the depravel
and reprob9tc, hat By men who pose
rs respectable citizens Even II =.
stopped hare Il might te endured
but everyone knowa that It falls, MAJ,
Il thrust into the hands Of mere chill
drea nnd before one IL aware, OF It
their minds are contaminated. Like
lead poison its deadly influence IL
cumulative md. such Is tho powe:
Of original SIN, can never DO eradi-
Gated.
or course the Governor wrote no
such stun rs this In hIs Town Topics
article. but. to gay tho least, no was
In very shady company and 1t 10
only to DO hoped that tho product
OF his Pen will do good.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-28
Entered at the Newport Nova, Va,
Postoiiico az sccond.clasp matter.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 20. 1906.
AS TO aLoopFIeLp.

No city OF consequence but has its
elnmS, It's dcns CT iniquity, It's cess.
pools Of filth. Birds OF q feather
flock together and It Is for that
very reason that the best measures
ehould 10 taken for thcir control.
i Is not necessary to cali attention
TO tho extra crop OF Christmas festivi.
ties in Bloodfierd that are settled
Tor before the courts to provo
the necessity Of utilizing the very
best Mcana that csn be secured for
the prevention Of crime more ,hnn
Tor the punishment OF criminals.
Tho question OF .rnludipn lyy
avenue within tho corporation lImi'a
OF Newport News has been consid.
cred by tho council and should %
taken up again ct MI carly date and
measures should be taken at onco
that would 6est convince thos. fol.
lowa Of the "iewder sort" that It ia
cheaper to obey tho law.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-28
WHAT'S The USE.

a man cuts down expenses, and he
smokes 6vc-ccnt cigars.
And he. walks home from the office.
where he used 10 take the cars.
He lunches at cheap reRtaurants on
grub that makes him III.
And he works his collars overtime To
savo the laundry bll.'
And every hard earned penny Zoos
for books and sweets and toyg.e
and dolls anil candy fer the girls.
aud playtilirss for tho hoye..
~ rattle tor che .beby and ;Gewu
for aihry Ann
And he' wonders who vii buy tho coal
and pay tho Eroccryman.
On Chrietmas evo tho poor man
struggles hoircward through tho
driftn.
His pochetbook all empty ard hs
arms all full OF gifta;
OF untold JOY and merrimcnt dear
papa. is tho causc--
and who gets all tho credit Why
man named Santa Claus.
cleveland Leader.