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Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-24
News of Nebraska.

sCHUYLER-About twenty-five Schuyler
ties went TO Omaha this week to witness
the production OF Ben Hur" 80
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Il French, grand
custodian. was hers yesterday conducting
a school of instruction for the local Ma
sonic lodge.
WOOD RIvER-John s. sensa Of
Cleridge is here with the intention Of start
ing a harness shop the town having been
without one for some time.
WOOD RIvER-Another wolf hunt is
planned to take place In the near future
There are quite number of the animals
along the banks of the Platte.
Grated considerably. in this section and the
roads are wearing down considerably, much
to the satisfaction of the farmers.
BEATRICE-The funeral Of the late
taken to Lincoln, ILL., for interment.
WOOD RIvER--E, ]. Henderson, one of
| the pioneers OF Hall county, is very sick
with pneumonia at present and grave
doubts are entertained as to his recovery.
WOOD RIVER-The Eldridge road case
across another's land, which has been in the
courts for some time, has been settled al
last
WOOD RIVERA lodge of the order of
Western Bees is to be organized here this
week. Charles Boehl of Grand Island,
secretary of the grand lodge, is in charge OF
the work.
BEATRICE-walt Mason, editor OF the
Saturday Summary. announces that his
paper will appear hereafter as a monthly
magazine, to be known as Walt Mason
Monthly.
SCHUYLER-The first fire of the year &C.
CURED yesterday morning, The residence
of Louis Hodec in the Third ward caught
| fire near the roof from defective hue.
LOSS small.
sCHUYLER-The electric gongs at the
Union Pacific crossings are now In working
| They can be heard distinctly four and five
blocks away.
BEATRICE--Marion Van Camp OF wy
more, who was recently sentenced TO the
reform school by Judge Spafford was
taken to Kearney yesterday by Deputy
Sheriff J. T. Moore.
BEATRICE-A large force of carpenters
| has been at work on the Young Mems
Christian association building the past few
| days for the purpose of completing the
| structure as soon as possible.
WOOD RIVER-At the meeting of the
Royal Neighbors Friday evening, the MEM
| bers INDUCED In fine banquet, after the
work of the evening was over. This lodge
| has been taking in a large number Of
| new members.
WOOD RIVER-Yesterday was the cold
| est day of the winter the wind coming
f feeders e do not mnS t6s Weather sa as the
! winter so far has been almost ideal for
| them.
sCHUYLER-w. Morley Cain of this
place, former secretary OF the democratic
| state central committee, fatty denies the
/ report that he was candidate for posi-
! ton in the consular service of the United
| States.
WOOD RIVER-Dell Thompson Of Carlo
| has sold his stock OF general merchandise
70 Fred w; &c, Goodrich and vii retire retire from rom
nected with It since the town of Carlo was
| started.
oAKLAND-The Burt county farmers
| institute will be held at Lyons, Neb.. on
| February l and 2 Those who will take
! part In the program outside the county are
Hon. Henry Wallace OF Des Moines, ID. T.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-24
Pavnee City Depot Robbed.

PAwNEE CITY, Neb. Jan. 23.-(specisl)
At an early hour this morning. while the
night operator was out after bucket of
coal, the depot OF the Burlington road was
entered by some one who made away with
the money drawer and contents. The money
drawer was closed. but not locked, and no
trace OF the guilty person can be found.
Something over $21 in money was taken,
but nothing else around the depot was dis
turbed
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-24
MlLERECORD LOWEREDTWICE
Steamer Automobile overs Distance in
314.6 Seconds at 0rmond, Fla.
MACHINE DRIVEN BY FRED MARRIOTT
He Also Captures the nevvar
Trophy, Making This Mile In
Thirty-Two second.
Flat.

ORMOND. Fla. Jan. 23.-The worlds rec
ord for the mile was twice lowered today in
the fourth annual Ormond- Daytona auto
mobile tournament, and both times by the
same car. the cigar-shaped steamer driven
by Fred Marriott. In the first start the
contest for the Sir Thomas Dewar trophy
the racer made the mile in 0:S2h
Rain during the morning delayed the
starting of the races and the course was
not In the very best of condition for high
speeding. In the one mile international for
the Dewar trophy the preliminary heats
were run, Marriott, Lcneia and Cedrino
qualifying for the final. The second heat
was particularly close, only three-ffths of
a second separating Lancia and Cedrino
for the first and second place. In the final
Marriott won, going the mile in 80 seconds
fiat Cedrino was second in IS seconds
nat and Lansia, owing to trouble with his
car, was unable to start
In the one mile heavyweight championship
for gasoline cars two preliminary heats
were run off. Cedrino, Fletcher and Iancia
qualifying for the finals. Lancia won this
race in 81 seconds fiat. with Fletcher a close
second at S7ss seconds.
The steam racer driven by Marriott was
the only entry in the one mile championship
for steamers and did the mile in s1% sec
onds, breaking all mile records. including
his own former one.
The middleweight one mile championship
for gasoline cars went over until tomorrow.
The summaries:
One mile international. for the Sir Thomas
Dewar trophy: First heat won by Marriott
tsteamer), 0:32ls carp (gasollne). 0:40 Sec
ono heat won by Lancia (gasoine), O:373s:
Cedrino (gasoline), 0:3S1s Finals won by
Marriott, 0:32; Cedrino OBS
cars: First heat won by Cedrino. O:sg3f;
Fletcher, second, 0:39ts. Second heat won
py LAncia, O;42; carp second. 0;43s. Final
won by Lancia, O:37; Fletcher second. 0.37&
Mile steamer championship Zone entryS:
Marriott went the mile In O:3i4.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-24
COMMISSION AND NOT COURT
Herdman Corrects story Regarding
Opinion In Case of Annie
ID. Homer.

Assistant City Attorney Herdman says
the story that the supreme court has
handed down an opinion In the Annie B.
Homer case which has the effect OF casting
doubts upon property titles obtained under
the scavenger law by default DEGREES Is in
correct. He says the opinion quoted from
VIA that OF supreme commissioner,
which was not afnrmed by the court. Also
that the court decided directly opposite.
UNFOLDING the ruling OF the district court
and making il clear that titles obtained by
default and confirmation are absolutely
good
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-24
-CTM-I-NO
IL MIN { 7 s
A-lIM-I-N ATUM
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

These remarkable remedies are used and endorsed
by the hest people In this city.
E-LIM-I-NO overc0mes weakness and De-
preston without alcoholic or strichnine stimula-
tion. X linn -f-nO acts By cleaning the poisonous
waste products from the blood ara thus restores
the circulation.
E-LIM-I-NETs Cure Chronic C0nssipa-
tton without the continued Use Of Dhysie. Thor
are q delight 20 all thus af1leted.
E-LIML-NA-TUM stops Pain IN the worst
forms Of Hheem d isna. Neuralgia and sctst-
or Narcotics IN any form. k-IfM fana Acta b.
dssolving the pOisons that are settling In the Joih
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-24
FALSTAFFS.
Sporting Brevities.

race Is being arranged for the Audi
torium between Miss Anne Kane, who has
won against all the local women, and the
young woman from Lincoln who won last
winter from Mrs. Cuscaden.
Eastern papers are digging up Henline's
record. which shows he always has been
base ball player, was once a gridron
also Eepresented the university in snrb
events as bicycle racing pole vault shot
put and short runs. He also was an lee
fright when be played those few games
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-24
BIG CROP OF CANDIDATES
Continued from Third PaseJ

once. and that actual work will be begun
as soon as material is delivered. A mod
ern plant will be installed and copper toll
lines built at once to connect with the
Home Telephone company's exchange in
Beatrice. 1t is understood that the wy
more exchange will be operated in close
harmony with the Home company in this
city and all other Independent telephone
companies in Gage county. wymore is the
last town in the county to secure an in
dependent telephone exchange.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-24
New Elevator. Opened.

ASHLAND, Neb.. Jan. 2S.-CSpecial.)-
Railsback Bros. grain buyers at this, as
well as at numerous other places OH the
Burlington railroad, having completed their
new elevators at the towns OF Wann and
Leshara, on the Sioux City and Ashland
branch OF the Great Nothern railroad have
stationed men there and are buying grain.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-24
Dies from Iniurien.

BEATRICE, Neb., Jan. 23.-(Specal Tele-
gram. 1T. ]. Click who was hurt I'm a run
away accident at Filley yesterday. died
last night of his injuries, having never re-
gained consciousness. He was son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Washington Click. who have lived
in the vicinity OF Filley for thirty years.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-24
SuccesHfuI strike

against lung trouble can be engineered By
DR.. Kings New Discovery for consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds. SOC and 81. For
sale by Sherman & Mcconnell Durg Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-24
WITH THE BOwLERs.

Last night Cochran and Anderson won
two matches from Hartley and Marble on
five games was a see-saw from start to
finish, with difference of but 10 pins al the
end. The second OF three games was won
by "a pins. For steady work Hartley led
easily with but one error in the eight games
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-24

Merchant Tailors' National Protective as
ISOLATION at Cambridge Springs. Pa. Re-
dueed rates via Erie r. r. Jan. 81 TO Feb.
10. Beautiful souvenir free on application
10 ]. A. Dolan. T. p. A. Erie r. r.. Railway
Exchange. Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-24

The Lemp's F'alstaff team won two out of
three games from the letter Gold Tops on
the Metropolitan alleys Molyneaux was
high man on single game with 233. Captain
Jay and MolyneauX were tied on totals
with 564 Scores:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-24

Above books at lowest retail prices.
Matthews. IL South Fifteenth street
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-24
Did Not Like Leases.

II then asked him, what am l going to
receive TO recompense me for this ex-
penseI RE said ne was issuing a lease.
but I said to him they have nothing TO
lease. We both understand they cannot
enter into any contract for me to buy
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-24

DIAMONDS. Frenzer. 18th and Dodge.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-24
Has Faith I'm Lambert.

Il have confidence in Mr.. Lambert. What
others may think of his reputation has no
effect upon me. / advanced him money in
large sumo and without security"
Upon the conclusion of Mr.. Wares cross
examination the defense rested.
Several witnesses were then introduced
to rebut the adverse testimony against
I|amhert's character. These were Reed
Boyer. Martin Stevenson. II. G. Boyer, b.
X Boyer and Hugh Boyer. all of them
residents at or near Mullen during the
time Lambert lived there. All of them tes-
titled that Lambert's reputation was good.
One of these witnesses, Stevenson, was
asked in cross-examination II he was not
invited TO leave Mullen for some nameless
crime. He replied he had been invited TO
leave. but he was going to leave anyhow.
The government has several other wit
nesses from the vicinity of Davenport and
other parts OF the state TO yet testify
as 10 Lambert's good character.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-24

American Heroes and Heroines," by
Pauline Darlington Bouye, contains some
twenty brief, clever and attractive sketches
OF famous men and women in American
history. among them Father Marquette,
Anne Hutchinson, Israel Putnam. Molly
Pitcher, Paul Jones. Dolly Madison. Daniel
Boone. etc. Not the least valuable feature
of the book is the including with the we'll
known characters mentioned of a number
OF others we'll worthy OF note, even II their
names have not been given such national
prominence. Among these are Haym Salo-
mon, the patriotic Jewish broker of Phila-
delphia; DIR. Kane. the Arctic explorer;
Margaret Haughery. the benefactress OF
New Orleans. and the western heroes. Kit
Carson and Sam Houston.
The author, Mrs. Bouve. is a cousin OF
Amelie Riyes and a relative Of Thomas
Nelson Page. She has the family gift OF
brilliant narration and is already well
known as a writer OF both fiction and his
tory. Published by the Lothrop Publishing
company.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-24

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@noena. San bar / Sc ii6ite 4 Ga
pGret ipagelig al &elbre6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-28

Gen oes grte aittg Arreifen
leg, % oeriamIeo ig mort Ell Sol
,fiebob ON 8Dg11ingen, ser trl1eoe meol
at lpllebe Moroerer. Msliterenoe
GountDaopofat gergenbugen IT'D
MinneapoIis f.om til paa gelefon-
buo, % grfe Sing til Gountpfangs
let / Minneapolisz bbor ban aflogoe
Ell fa,loftal,oig 5ilitaaelie. Otter al
Sanoipnliobe6 bar Moroet uoper-
lagt> % Sing paaitaar, at ban mente
.ot babe Danolet i gelpforipar, ioet
ban troe6e at gDogeren pilbe pberfal.
De bart. Sobes bar 35 aar gornmel
og eterla6er gnfe % 3 @er,1.
sberiff 9reger, bpis galg Mo-
BENDER blep beitrim al bans Demo.
frotiife Mobtanbioat 9eter 8eir-
gart, bar facet en- offieiel Ceiling al
6e afgip11e Stemmer, ser gobtgigr, at
ban bar l.ombitelig 9fet lii at belize
Be Gmbe0et for en6nu en- Sermin.
Greger bar meb6elt, at ban bill Iabe
ollie fine n1tonrenbe 9eputies og Ms-
iiltenter I Sc forifiellige 5ttllmger
Mboloe 0ere5 Maoier.
Gbambcr Of Commerce @ppninoelt
bill blibe ubbi6et let n9r 6remti6,
ioet Ell 66 SOB bre6 8pggegruno, ion1
@bamber Of Commerce ejer pun
6o1rtb 5treet, be6 9i6en al sen 11r1=
Daret0e 8pgning, bill Blue tnget /
Brng, til Ell 8pgning | iann1e Mrfi=
teffnr JONI Sen n%ltpGrenoe, og lat /
Torbinoelie meb 6enne be0 cit 6nffet
BRO fra 4 gtage, i%aale0eS at mon
fan gaa bele 8pgningen r1l16t poa 4.
gtage, og Ser bill b1tbe tilitrnffeliq
Yla65 mellen1 Sc e11felte 8Dgnirgel
til at ifnffe 2pS til &ontorerne. 9c1
CT neoiot cit &onit6 til at beiten11le
bpor meget 8Dgningen ifol fo1te, p{
noar glrbeioet lfal begpnoe.
8ru6eri amfnnbcts Ssnbilrrmsfcit
ser lfal ufbol6eS paa Gonia 9all 5
5. Sn11lar, altiaa en ltge efter fgrit
!, fommen0e 2er6ag, bar pl1116et Ell
Sililudning fra 1billingbperne 0!
. Smeg1 laa bel font fra forifjc1lig
: Ste6er / Mia1nelota, ser Dar fire
6enS SatfceS paa Sorbaor6. &or1itG
: cit bar oflot Ell flor Mosle 8illetter
: % 0a 6riiten for 9egning pua Glitter
t l10lpb 5. 26. 9ecember, biz set iiffer
: bape fine @onifeligbeoer at ifajf
NlqoS til 0ent, Ser mu1ig / ellept
Sime faar apit til at oeltoge. All,
Mrrangemleltter er trl1f1e ! Metni11g a
i 8onfet, 9alere, 8al oip., og Ser e
trnffet iua6anne Sorbere6ell ct, q
MON fan o9re itffer poo, at set III
2 blipe cit S1tbilpumsfef joni bill blip'
: minoet LANCE Ii6er. Sgiaa fre
t an6re 9te0er / 2an6et er ir6lgbe
: Me66elelier ON Setter, Ser ifo1 ofbo1
0eS | ian1n1e Mnle0ning, 6og life fol
) lolnme Sag, iaaleoeS fra Chicago
: @acine, Omaba, Seem Dorf, og fler
Steoer paa Beltfpiten.
W0nDfnt QmNhfG Wrrtnnhrr hpr n
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-28

&aitor q. s. Spebieu, JONI i Gf=
%teraaret otter bleD meget befttgt a1,-
arebet at fin gamle Sbagbeb, en- 6ob<
oelt 8rofifa0e, ion1 ban bar babt fra
fin Bornoomsal6er, bar it6en prppet
at bol6e set 9aaen6e me6 at pr96ife,
iallefal6 bper 5pn6ag Morgen, lige,
ion1 ban ogiaa bar bol6t 8guneme-
Der bier 0ns6ag Mften; men iaa
operanitrengte fat Jig til Sa1len %;
Dor meget ipg i Manoags Mftes
&irfens 5tuoereoRrelie, bbor Mr.
&anien % Mr. @ernon fanot bam,
90 Sc bragte &ranie og 8lomiter til
8pnt til Sl1letr9et. Sc maatte BRITT
ge bam biem / en- 8nggp. Nlbeles
forbabien0e bar 6et, at ban tom bel
oper @uostieneiten Suleoags Mor-
gen, eR6ffignt ban bao galoemar
&anlen f%l1l6enoe, bbis ban ihafoe
ucolIopie".
Set bliber biit ngopenotgt i Ben
narrneite Sremti6, at ban otter mao
1pgges ino paa 81. 2ufes 6oipitaI
for at faa en- Operation foretaget al
81. Me2oreH om tog gare paa banr
Ser, So BET onme iffete or lere Mar
fiber. ogom nuaotterbar u1loeripet
mngsbataaubefaI et bette