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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-30

,bo1oIer Nielien freurIagoe Ell tDif It's.
eape at 8igrnions 5ortpuiner %
benpiite til, at Sglgen at Ell DomfGl.
belle piloe blipe, at Ben Slogs Site,
ratl,r for Jrentioen piloe pare 1,r11,,.
Zig / Spnberjpllon0.
Som S%o9fpnoig % GoIf bar til,
folot Hrofesior Scbrpber, ser er Co.
rcr / 9onif peo 2atinifolen / &a6ers.
leo, ipprigt Meolem al sen tpife
SCREENING for oct torolige Slespia.
&ctten bcnwuoigcoe bom til i 2gbct
al 3 Tiger at uoarbejoe cit Cperl ut-
tclic al oe % joni opbiolenoe bctea-
neoe Gauge % at fremlGgge ct 5fjgn
.opecSongc11cs S,,obolo % @iltoric.
Metsformo,bclr rotolte, at sen Om=
itGl1oigbc0, at Scbrp0er CT Meblem
al Sen tpifc Torening, life fommer
/ 8etrogtnil1g peo bette Sperp, ga
9omitolcnc oprnte ielpitanoig % life
bcbppeoe at toge @enipn til Sen lo1.
fpnoiges 5fjpn.
g. Den pioerc 6orbon6lin9 u6jottes
til oen Soc SS1tli.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-30
Gn rsam11eI Somfrn1 aInb.

S Men0ota / Ga galle County,
FISH,, ifal Ser bore ban1tet en- RI1b,
TOR &binoer, Ser forpligter fig til life.
lat 9gte nogen Man6.
8la0et u@erolo", ser uogaar / Ot>
tapa, fortGller berom:
De / Menoota boiiooenoe aamle
Somlfr1er bar gjort en- Dp6 al Nso.
rer1oigbeo og grun6et Ell r2iga for
gomlc Sumfruer". S 6en fonititu-
erenoe 6oriomling, Ser fon6t @teo
torleoen, prGoifeoe Sen nl,peren6e
SefretGr for Sigaen set npe @ponee-
lil11n, ifplge bpilfen sen ugifte @tono
beteo Sen eneite Sci til 2pffe. @lub-
berS Stotl.tter CT felgenoe:
5 1. Nlc Meolcmmer jfol beo
Sptagelien bore / Ml6crcn mellem
II og 80 Mar; Be ifal goo n1e6 lanae
&joler og friierc Jig imuft. Meolem-
mcr11e o11'nooes ON at fle0e fig iaa
mutt iom m11ligt o9 bore iaa fpin-
oeltge og pl16efltlbc iom m1ligt / 6e-
res SptrGocn.
5 9. Me6lenn1ernc CT forpliate6e
til:
AZ at bore fu%lo1tenoig fol6e oper
for Manoenes &11r %
b at npre Ell iano 1ttilbeieligbe0
til at blipe forelifet iamt ofitp 9Gg,
teifabet.
S 3. @eolcnrnerne CT ogiau for
pliateoe til paa sen melt inotrnngeu,
De Maaoe at o1befalc olle ,,1ge @i-
ger at inotreoe / 2igaen iolnt for,-
itille 6eln Sc 6oroclc, SEN bpoer, ligc-
iom SC ifal foreitille Sem, at Ser i,-
tet Offer CT at rette Jig eftcr Sc i Ya<
rograf 2 foreifrepne &egler.
S 4. @tbpert Me0lem n1aa rrre
/ Ston0 til at fori pare 2igoens 9fet=
tigbeoer, iaa at intet Me0lem ifal ba-
be neoigt at i11ogoa. ct 9Ggteifab.
Com mon ler> ogter oennc Stub at
gipre Eropagon0o for fine Soeer,
ioet oe1 oil prGoife Set toobcligc i at
tro, at sGgtelfob % cit Monb: @inr<
ltgbeo ifl1lbe bringe 2pffe. So mere
ltobreoelie, Meolcmmerne fan ifaffe
@agen, 6eito bpiere agteS 6e.
@bem ser rimeligpis fife CT meget
opbpgget ODER 0ennc Sog, er &rpii-
bent &ooiepelt!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-30
0erpiue beI6reoebe eftse es.,u6s
treoioe @ar.

Seq BAT en- f%albtenois funb uns neatb inbtk
Gebruar 1885, ba nit &e9in1ent bar iGau1p 3faulan
D9 ie9 bleo Ing af Wteslinser. 9erefler bar ieQ life
kiit. fsreno ie9 brnate 81. MtiIes' Reftoratioe 9Rerp,m
% Sonie / 1895. Neser bar f%ortlaret mig, at bet Ton
Of ssue5ens upirtioa! Sgl2 oe iss ton .tts tigs. beon
jeg bar prppet ale Slags. 9ietsG orbolbsre9er bialps
mic alorig: Mnsreb al 3opebpine, @iet. ssefetatarr3,
3eleber. afthnna og froniif 9ierrboe er %altfamuein
tatbst ! min Sob: 9attet bore !gerpiue % 9onie az
%! Ss{a %a b aats(f9 81. h %e}ssss'ssS ati Mt Rai s'! S;as MS sc a sss
;Msinltetera; . % jss tror; at e.: Mi!es' M.eler Ct fulo~
Seq snitsr at ise ugsle taa sobe Orb for9r. aRiee'
@eltorat!pe %9teerpine: Seq bar paret ueset p!aaet Meb
rs Sea age M'ois; os Sen ssa.o Sar iss srtSst fsss:
Ifieli9e wlioler llben at bIoe biulpet. Seq blep tlutte..
Zig ooertalt al en- perfOnlis gen, en- apotbeter, til az
prsoe asroine: Ses fan torftre Dem: ct bet bar eiertt.
naslnesEsf. mere: men i'm leil!!sbtosois; Haar ii.9e:
be6 6aanbei1. 9et bar olbris flaaet fell / at gioe liw
bring" u 2uegi,t ubgioer of Daily Free Press.
Miluaufee. NiS.
ane apetbetsre felesr % goronter.r ben f,rfe
Elotfe at ,&r. @liles' 2egemlb!er. @frip eftrr TT
Bug on. slerpsftet % &ierteipgbomme. abreDb:
Dr.. Mtiles' Ieebital Co., Glfbart, Sub.
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e9sbputute fppaarfa8et AT Ae1e>
Itnaer.
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musfen Giafrnf pm hons esn1trnf 4

81
musien Diafrnf ON bans SnotrDf al
bet, oe bap6e iet.
Giafraf, Ser life foritoar ret Nom
&c banite Srb It's oper u@oobag" og
"Iarpcl" % vSaf", laooe oa:
nSey 1au0e life tGnft mig at
S bpibe fanot 2ipet iaa panifeligt at
lere, iom 1ilfnloet ma ppre efter
Get, jeg far let / Nften. Seq f%oritoar
ncmiig, at Sc Menncifer, hi ioo pao
Sce1e'1, bor belluttet at iorcitille Jig
nogle itore Sorgcr og itore @luoer
ps gaooefuloe 5ilififfclier, lom Sc lc-.
per Jig inO % loocr Jig ripc r,1eo at
Ior oeriajennem at bliue paa set rene
lneo, bporlcbes Sc ifal flare Jig, 1,oar
ltore Soracr % itore @lnoer % gao
>efulbc 5ilififfclier meber sem i set
oirfelige Sin. 81 % Sc mo,1ge Men-
11cifer, Scr iob omfring os, far Sc
in0bubt ocr5cn, fer at hi flu,oc be-
RIGGS al 6eres Grforinoer."
Saaoan omtrc,1t bar Oiofrafs llo<
butte al bans fprlte Ibeotcroiten =
% rinreligpis sen iiolte. Set er 10
life ia1bipnliat, at Siofraf igien
fomlner til 9anm1rf. mar nan =
iom bans @lau CT - glitter fig og
letter 80 peo iin @ie,nfomlt til
@rpnlono. ga ban iamnen n,eo
&plils- @ricbien og &nuo &asmus<
len bar 6roget ira Sap Sort oper
Melpille-8 ugtens IS til ltmanaf,
trof BAN CIT @renlenoerinbe, iom bon
bleu bcttig forelifet i, oe 0iafrof, ser
ielcr Jig lptfelig pco Sroc, pao, at
6eller life be,nes lille Sjnrte er
goact llberprt lis al bcrcs forte 8e<
f;cnotifob, CT fat bcfll.ttct pao at fri
til bel1oe, 11aar ban M mart otfom=
n1er til ltmoaof % folt o%perbepiit
ON, at BUN tiger Ga.
@jpr bl,n set, ioa ifal Der bore
9rDllup; n1en fgrit pil Siofrof bjcm
til Sap Oorf for at bi(ie poa fin
gomlc Mo0er % iine gc,,,,er % piie
oem fine ,pe @ooben % onorc @ipi=
liiotionenS @erligheoer, i>1ben ban
for beiton0ig i(oor 80 i llmanaf mc6
lit @jGrtes ltofaorebe.
Moar Oh I'LL fon11ncr b;em ii!
Sap Dorf, ioa lfal 9u oo rigtig for-
tGlle SIN Stommc ON alt set nicer
feli9c, 3n far Jet og oplepct berne6e?
lagce forleOer1 Holtor &osm1sien til
Siofrof.
Mcn Siafraf iboreoe:
- Sffe Set %oltiammen!
= &porfor 6og lite? ipur9te
@raiten.
- Nej, 1ag0e S1ofrof: "a leg 0ro9
6jcnrme ira, boe6e jeg ct go6t @pgte,
og ollie pibite, at je9 tolte tim 5on6<
6co. Men forteller jeg 6em III alt,
bnoo jca bernebe far let og opIepet,
na miitr jeg nit oo6c &pgte, tbi
ollie bil iige, at Ciafrof lpper!
= = &1r10 Mosmusicn oil lln-
lte @intcr l1oor6ei6e CT lille sfil=
bring of lin l111ge bebcnifc Sen, bpcm
bon 9lG6cr Jig opcr i'll, mart at flint
ne brir1ge b%elbe6ol6en ti(boge til
@r6nlon6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-30

Gen bIna 5ongbo q.
Com set bill erinores, blep for ro9ett
Sib itben acknowledgements olminoe=
Zig brugte Sa1gbog, u0en bIao
Songbog", b%eilaglogt al &olitiet.
Denne 8ellogleggelie opbepc0es al
Mmtsretterne / Spnoerborg og Mo-
benrao iom uloplig, nter iamti6ig
%anoroneoe Sc nGp1te 0ommere II,
retslig 8eilaglGggelie, 8. b. /. &ette1
bebolot Sc bellaglagte Bigger / tit
@Grge. Denr1e Dom bar I'LL ifplge
.&eimbol" %2anoretten / 6lensbor1
fasieret.
Napningeretten / @aoerslep BE-
ba1tble0e s. 8. Stunt Ell Sag moo Sc
to oonife @ogbanolere Mielien %
@briitenien / .@o6ersIep, Ser / Sen.
bol6 til ben fgl. p%reusiiife Gipilfo,n-
misiars Mnoroning for &ertngosm.
met 5lesbig at 1866 er anflaget fol
at babe nbbreot ben iaafaI6te rblao
Sangbog" peo at boloe ben til soIgs
beres 8ogla6er.
Sc to 8ogba1olere .gjoroe gjaloen.
De, at ~gipilfommisierens MnoroninQ
om opbiofeaoe son9e maatte anias
for baDet peO sSSnofsreIien al ben tp,
tie Eresielob Of Moi 1874. 8oe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-30
ur. Niles Anti-poin pills.

st burtist. rtt.rt os paar.ber,st aRiebel for tss .ner
net os5 9ouebpane. 8,sfuer,er. 0taoep,ne, steurols,a.
NierppIltet, Srr,tob,l,tet. eponlsSbeb, 9i9t. 6ciat,ea.
Snoeboloer bperlen Opium eler Morftn % eiterlaber
uqeu femme Gferp,rtninstr. IS 9pf8 &C. 9oa
apotbefer eaer fenhes af Or. RiIes' RebteaI
60. elfbort SxbianA
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-30

1tfripillis Tprnrrmelie.
g.: nDfen bnoroan er set Dog, Sc
fer no, fiere Sen, De er 10 .beI for
ifaaret / Mniigtet. &pa6 bor De for
ct Mien til 8arber?"
s.: rSSes barberer mig ielp."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-30


Tprsting=&roos &erreoer mootag
Ell Splp-&ptogeifc % 2 Spileifc,
iom &aaifjpnnelie for bors &irfion
beo iom &rcoiens &eprGlcutont
&rebitforcningcn gjcurcm % Mar.
Motte rotten bar nrrt
Tem pooa &eilceancn. @pcr Moor
gen bar Sorbcn nGret oGffet al Mtm
og CT, cnfclt Morgen bar Ser e1ooa
iao pGret tp,o IS poa ganoet. y
Ser bcr % Scr bar frosict &reature
libel, flyer Jig ielp. = % iaa CT u
enooa miot / sen nonjfe Sonmer.
@rep 2erebe tiIifooc
TOM III { H.. 9o Se1sgrcpc 2ercbv
til %2ercbcnborg forleocn fpm cpflc!l
be peo &isfinge, pGlteoe ban mel
Molfimcn o1 forilog lin cue Stnlocl
CIT Gel. @on hlep tronsporteret ii
2ercbcnborg. % 2Ggcn onla9oc CT
6%orbinoine. Ser or in9en Sore fol
bans Sip cllcr 6prligbe0.
g opbcrgs Sifri II a.
11nNrr iiNjtr 1>iutrrS Stnrrue hnrrnrnc
@onet @onhjeres noroli9e Mffal>
@po fnr @pfbc Ao. 1 % tilpciebra9te
eli >s1ofarin9. 2cnnc CT III, u,,oer
Sifring. pao Sen Maaoe, at Scr neo
Meoromnin9 al EGle tilpciebrin9rs
ct Ilmoomcnt al @ctonblotte, pA
cncu c bette hanl1es ct @locts cf
1tnrc Nrtpntlpffe lol1gs 40 9jcr9li<
hel,. &on ocn Moabe. mensr
n1or at f,truc %tnrebpgge %poerltgcrc
2onotah.
1pnsolo ). 6bp. 8orgnleitcr
/ Mnsfil0c, GtotsrauO Sbco0or So
ban Noagooro CT ofaoaet neo 0pocn
i c1 Nloer al rs 9lor.
- 9onio 2uNe1, Gnggoaroen pco
Molbcr9, Ell bcfjclbt 6oorcnporGttcr,
CT oigooct pes 9pnen.
-Trlt Solonnc 2olth, GariElouaS
pugltc Gottcr, or pll,oiclig afgaaet
bcb 0poen / &jnbcnbopn.
- Nrltitsroob, @p9ningsinipcftsr
Tborpolo Sercnlcn / &jpbeubopn CT
ofgooct pe6T9pben.
Tbp. &urftslpi1nont 5. Gbr.
SsSer1eulcu CT npn, IS Mor 9olnme(.
s lNebrono c. 3. 8. Suit
cpltoo scr ,slo / oeu @aor0ejer Sit
lil1s &ctcrl Gil tilberc,0e @aar0 /
Gooltrup peo &eitpeo. S 2pbet al
foa Elmer nc0brul1ote @oorocn fllo=
itol,oig; CT Gel al 2pseret blep req
set.
- Ml,tpn Sfoarl,ps GompiappGrf
1biiteo CT f11lbltrnbig ncobrGnot
mcb 2a9er ng >&S1pcntor. SoppGrfet
meo Molfincr por ioriifret. @n pc=
%9abonoercnoe Heriorl CT anbpl0t JON
mistGnft for at bope bapt Matteop=
bolo / Ct Sf,lr, ser loa ligc op til
GopnGrfct, % bppri Scr bar cit tor
8ebploning AT SrGrll0.
- .. 8. S>l,,i raj e0e Ell pplolom
Srollo / @lpltr1tp, mellem &jpbcil.
bop1, % Mosfiloc. y. Martiniel1s
Spmn1crpplag og YrGltegoaroeN
ion1t @1,lc hrr,,ote, % airfelt bar
1turft trl,et. SEQ 11=Si0cn bar mlol,
&crrc oper &l0e1, bporfor &jp6c,-
bopns 9ompiprpjtc, lpm bar refpire=
ret, hlcp of6eltilt. 0omplprpiten
nor Do ollerebe unocr Sl1blabni1,1
poo ajpbenbopns EXPERIMENTATION.
-Srejcrmeltcr Morteni ems @aaro
i @oaitrl,p pco &cjle er totalt neo=
brG1bt.. 80 Spin in0e6rGn0te. Gjc=
rem lioer ct ~bctpbeligt Sab. .Sloen
ifploeS @erns Seq meb 1enoltiffer.
- SIR. Sfjpots @oor6 % tire
@1is / 1jnrebp pes Mariager CT neo=
brG116te. @oar0ens Stl,e6l1s reo6s<
bes. Slbens Spfomlt ifpl0es 8ernS
Seq me0 SGl1oltiffer.
- 9. s. S1rni brenbte Carl 9fiel<
1ens @ooro / @lrnoeris paa 6pen; cit
Gel at @el9tningen inbebrenote. 81
6en oplto0 / 2ooe1, mebcns 6olfene
1op til Miooog; cit &orl blep Ell Sci
forbrenot. Mariagen til Sloems Sp<
fomit er 1,betienot.
-~--
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-30

9r. Miles' @ettoratipe Comic q
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-07

under which Mrs Algoo was convicted
was unconstitutional Attorney Yeiser at
tempted TO show that the title to the act
was not as broad as the act and therefore
it could not stand. To sustain this he
quoted at length decisions which he claimed
decided cases where similar questions had
been raised. Attorney General Brown and
Deputy Attorney General Thompson for
the state claimed the supreme court had
no Jurisdiction in the case, as II had been
tried In the district court and no appeal
had been taken. which barred action here.
They claimed also that the law under
which the woman was convicted was con-
stitutioral and filed the opinion OF the lower
court denying the writ Of habeas corpus
as part Of their argument.
Governor Back from Iowa.
Governor Mickey returned this morning
from Fairfield, Ia, where he delivered an
address on the Fourth of July. Thirty
seven years ago Governor Mickey resided
in Fairfield and on the Fourth he met many
Of his old friends Of days gone by. He re-
ports most enjoyable trip. Tomorrow
night the governor will go TO Osceola, re-
turning to Lincoln Saturday morning.
Blair Asks Pardon.
Governor Mickey will grant a hearing to-
morrow to the attorneys of John Blair,
who is now in the penitentary and who
wants a pardon. Blair was sent up from
York county for three years for a statutory
offense, the complaining witness being Miss
Beulah Thomas. The girl swore when first
put upon the stand that Blair had not been
intimate with her, but while the attorney
for the defendant was making his closing
talk Miss Thomas asked permission to
again go on the stand. The permission was
granted and the girl told of her relations
with Thomas which convicted him
T. ]. Jordon of Champion, Chase county,
wants enough water out of Frenchman
creek to irrigate 160 acres OF land, and to
get it he has made application to the State
Board of Irrigation. The ditch has already
been dug
Place for Omaha Man.
The supreme court this evening appointed
F. n. Stoddard of Omaha to succeed Judge
Wilbur F. Bryant as supreme court re-
porter.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-07

crowd was present, probably 1000 to 1000 In
number Owing to the heavy rain all day
before there were not as many floats in the
parade as there would have been had the
weather been more favorable. After the
parade the exercises were held In the
Rowery. consisting Of music by the glee
club and an address by Hon. +. r. Quincy
OF Fremont. After dinner a ball game be
tween Pierce and Randolph was held on the
ball grounds which broke up In a row,
with Pierce in the lead. After this a num-
Der OF contests were pulled on on Main
street, which entertained the crowd until
supper. The Pierce band gave an open-air
concert at & o'clock II commenced to rain
shortly after and it was feared that II
would spoil the fireworks. but It cleared
up in about an hour end the display OF
fireworks was given about 9 o'clock. The
only accident to mar the day was the eN-
plosiOn OF cannon firecracker in the right
hand Of Freeman Francis badly managing
the hand. The doctor found II necessary TO
amputate one OF the fingers
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-07
Great Northern Surveyors Busy.

FREMONT, Neb., July 6-(Special)-A
party of surveyors has been working this
week running lines for a railroad from the
line of the Great Northern west OF this
city in a northwestern direction towards
Leavitt Considerable interest is manifested
in this move and It is not known whether
it is simply for a spur to the sugar factory
or line to the west to tap the Burlington
at some point on the Black Hills line. thus
saving some forty or fifty miles between
the Missouri river and the Black Hills. A
number of years ago preliminary surveys
were made over the same territory.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-07
DEATH RECORD.
Hon. Uriah Bruner.

WEST POINT. Neb., July 6.-tSpecial) J
Hon. Uriah Bruner, a pioneer set er OF
this county and a prominent figure in the
early history of the state, died at the age
Of 70 years at the family home in this city,
Wednesday afternoon. The deceased was
prominently identified with the upbuilding
of this city, county and state, during his
residence Of fifty years in Nebraska. He
was born in Pennsylvania in 1880 and set
tied in Nebraska in 1856 locating in Omaha,
where he commenced the practice Of law.
In 1869 he was made receiver of the United
States land Office at West Point. Four
years afterwards he served in a responsible
capacity in the national land office at Wash
ington, where he showed marked ability In
the discharge of his onerous duties. Up to
few years ago he conducted an extensive
and lucrative law practice in West Point.
He founded the first banking institution in
Cunning county, which, under the name of
the West Point National pank, is still In
existence under the presidency of ex-State
Treasurer Stuefer. He leaves an aged
widow and eight grown children. among
whom are Prof. Lawrence Bruner, ento-
mologist at the State university, and Amy
c.. wife of Prof. John Almy, also Of the
university. Mr.. Bruner was possessed of
many sterling qualities OF manhood, was
deep thinker and an accomplished jurist.
His charities were great and unostenta-
| tious, the poor losing in him a good friend.
Funeral services will be held Saturday at
| 2 D. m. from Grace Lutheran church, of
which body the deceased was an honored
member during his entire life.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-07

There are cases where an operation
Is the only resource, but when one con-
Siders the great number of cases of
ovarian and womb trouble cured by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound after physicians have advised
operations, no woman should submit 20
one without first trying the Vegetable
Compound and writing Mrs. Pinkham.
Lynn, Mass, for advice, which il free.
Miss Margret Merkley of s75 Third
Street, Milwaukee, Wis, writes;
Dear Mrs. Pinkham;-
Loss of strength, extreme nervousness
shooting pains through the pelvic organs,
me 20 SEX medical advice. The doctor, after
making an examination, said had ovarian
trouble and liberation and advised an opera
ton. To this strongly objected and decided
totry Lydia r. PinkhAmS Vegetable Com
pound The liberation quickly healed, all
the bad symptoms disappeared and am
once more strong, vigorous and well"
Ovarian and womb troubles are stead
lily on the increase among women. II
the monthly periods are very painful,
or too frequent and exeessiVe-if you
have pain or swelling low down in the
left side. bearing down pains, leueor-
FhRa. don't neglect yourself try Lydia
y Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-07
Run Over by Hand Cars.

WOOD RIVER, Neb., July s.=-(special
Telegram )-Djvedj Colo. a 17-year-old Aus
trian boy employed on the railroad, was
run over by two handcars this afternoon
and suffered compound fracture of HIS
right leg and also six wounds on his head.
He was working on a handcar and another
car following ran into the first one and
threw Colo to the ground and both cars
passed over him. He was taken to Omaha
on No. L.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-07
Hymn ENEAL.
witchey-Archter.

SIOUX CITY, Ia. July 6.-(Special Tele-
gram -Dressed in frontiersmen style, with
wooden shirt. khaki trousers and leggins,
Fred Witchey of Lead s. D., was mar
ried by Justice Ferris to Edith Archter OF
Council Bluffs. The groom is a stage
driver between Rapid City. s. D., and the
Missouri river, and he met the bride on
one of his trips, They have gone to the
Black Hills.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-07
nefnIcntionn Of 1904.

NEW YORK, July 6.-Commercial insolv-
encies in the United States during the first
half of 1905 were $40 in number and S55, 904,
S55 in amount of defaulted Indebtedness, ac-
cording to the Journal of Commerce. Nu-
merically this shows scarcely any altera-
ton in comparison with the SPA failures in
the corresponding six months of last year,
but a decrease appears when last years
liabilities of SO, 10000 are considered.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-07
OMAHA STUDENT IS woUNDEl
Robert Livingston of BurreII Acct
cfdentaIIy shot while Hunting.

cIdenthIIy SHOT WhIe HuhtInR'
BURRELL, NeD., July 6.-(Special)-
While out hunting Monday Robert Liv-
ingston, son Of Ida Livingston Of the
Simmons hotel, was accidentally shot at
one of the lakes about twenty miles north
west from town. Word came in last night
that his recovery was doubtful.
1t seems that he and his four companions
were out near the lake and a shower came
up and they all ran for the buggy. Lv-
ingston put his gun in, loaded and cooked,
and in scuffling for the best seat with his
companions the gun was discharged and
the full load took effect in his body. He
is a student of the Omaha Medical college
and was a bright young man, and the
tragedy casts gloom over the whole viii
laRe
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-07
OPERATION AVOIDED
EXPERIENCE OF MISS MERKLEY
She Was Told That an Operation Was
Inevitable. How she Escaped II

When a physician tells a woman suf-
ferihg with ovarian or womb trouble
that an operation is necessary, the very
thought of the knife and the operating
table strikes terror to her heart, and
our hospitals are full of women coming
for ovarian or womb operations.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-07
John Hahn,

PAPILLION, Neb., July 6.-CSpecial.)-
John Hahn, aged 76 years, died last night
from the kick OF his horse on July T. Mr..
Hahn came to Sarpy county soon after the
war in which he served, He was the
owner OF 100 acres of Sarpy county land.
Funeral Sunday at 3 p. m
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-07
Tremendous Power

over constipation. biliousness, etc, Is shown
in the marvellous cures made by Electric
Bitters. soc. Guaranteed. For sale by Sher-
man & Mcconnell Drug company.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-07

II Is recommended that no proxies be al
lowed and that the delegates present from
each of the respective counties be author
ICED to cast the full vote OF their delega-
tons The various even numbered seha-
I vSiIi at the same time, by their delegates
choose members to represent them on the
state committee for term OF Two years;
II Is also recommended and urged that
the counties which have not already Sc
lected their county committees ana per
fected the local organization TOT the cam eII
vention held subsequent TO the issuing OF
this call and report az once 70 t 49, sea'e
committee. H. NJ % Clhsirn1sn
No Relief for Mrs. AlgOe.
John o. Yeiser's efforts to secure the
release of Mrs. Lillian AlgOe, confessed
matchmaker from the Douglas county jail
under habeas corpus proceedings have
failed. The supreme court late this after
noon denied the writ OF Attorney Neiser
for which he argued this afternoon. To
the answer TO the application OF Yeiser
hled by the attorney general, Neiser MED
a demurrer which the court overruled ana
the case was remanded. The court held
that the law under which the woman was
convicted is constitutional Mrs Algoe was
An interested listener 10 the plea made
for her by her attorney and also paid
strict attention to the arguments OF Attor-
ney General Brown and Deputy Attorney
General Thompson. She was brought 10
Lincoln in charge OF sheriI Power and
Deputy sherlff Roach, together with
prisoner for the state penitentiary. she
accompanied the ofioers and their other
prisoner to the prison, requesting to be
allowed to go for the benent OF the street
car ride and to see Nebraska penal IN
stitution. After the hearing In the case
at her request sherif Power took her 70
the governors once 10 see Governor
Mickey. She spent considerable time alone
An a room adjoining the court, seemingly
absorbed on her own thoughts.
In support OF his contention that the Law
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-07
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Fair Today and Tomorrow I'm Ne
braska, Kansas and
Iowa.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-Forecast OF the
weather for Friday and Saturday:
For Nebraska, Iowa and Kansas-Fair
Friday and Saturday.
For South DakOta-Fair and warmer Fri
day. Saturday, fair.
For Missouri-Fair Friday; warmer in
south and east portions. Saturday, fair.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-07
Reports from stations Mt Z p. M.

~ Indicates trace of precipitation.
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.