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Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15
ONLY TWO DAYS LEFT TO FILE
Time Nearly Up in which Candidates
May submit Their Expense
Accounts.

Candidates at the recent election have
only two more days in which to file their
expense accounts with the county clerk
under the law. So far a large number Of
them have failed to comply with the law
and in case they fail to get their statement
in within the limit they will be liable TO
a fine of $1,000. Those who have filed and
the amount of their accounts are as fol-
lows: ]. L. Kennedy, sl35,lO; +. c. Best,
$50 Is; l.. c. Gibson, Sis; b. +. Thomas,
Sl25; James p. English, SlS925; W. w. Nc
Combs, $l62; c. H. Green, u8eS0; f. 4.
McArdle, So; H. C. MoOrhead, $627O; Ed
Leeder, $685. S. c. Barnes, $3.50; w. A.
Yoder, SO; Otto Stuben, $50. George Wells
and j, \, Garter, who were on the So
cialist ticket, say the campaign cost them
nothing.
In each case the greater part Of the eN-
pense is for contributions TO committees
hall rent printing advertising and car
riages. w. w. McCombs says he paid SIS
TO "moochers."
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA.
]. D. Hssnan, a Lander stOCkman,
ssriOuIly Injured in YardS
FALLS FROM THE TOP OF A CATTLE CAR
II. l.. Merriman of Fairbury, n Rock
Island Brak eman, struck by
Low Bridge and
Injured.

J. b. Heehan OF Lander. Wyo., received
serious injuries in the Northwestern rail
road yards yesterday about 2 a m. Heenan
is cattleman and came in with carload
Of cattle. With him was a friend by the
name Of kirkland from the same town.
They were sitting on the last of a string
of cars as It was being pulled into the
yards. There was considerable Jerking in
the handling of the cars and suddenly
kirkland looked around for his partner
and failed 70 sec him. He flashed his Ian
tern on the rails and saw him living where
he had fallen. He jumped down from the
car and pulled him of The tracks in front
OF a second string which was following
In after the first The man was found
TO be unconscious. A long scalp wound
extended across the right side of his head
and one ear was badly torn. lie was placed
on the switch engine and carried down to
the yard Office of the Uniont STOCK Yards
company. Here ne was attended by DR..
c. NJ. Schindel and later taken to the South
Omaha hospital. He had partially recov-
cred consciousness, but his thoughts are
still wandering from the effects of the Sc
we're conclusion OF the brain. II Is thought
there is no fracture Of the skull and that
unless some complications set in the man is
ON the road 10 recovery Nothing is
known of his relatives other than that he
has brothers and sisters in wyoming.
Trainmnn seriously Hurt.
II. L. Merriman OF Fairbury met with a
painful accident MONDAY night. He is a
railroad man employed on the Rock Island
Last night, while riding north N the Local
freight he was stationed on a box car. The
train passed over a bridge about half mile
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
Resolution Passed Providing for Demand
on Lee Grier for Cash.
INDICATIONS THE MAYOR WILL SIGN II
Former Clerk of Police Court VIII
Fight Payment and Bond Company
VIII Check over the
Accounts.

The council took action Tuesday evening
in the alleged shortage Of Lee Grier, former
clerk of the police court, by adopting
concurrent resolution to the effect that de-
mand be made on Mr.. Grier and the surety
on his bond for the sum Of S3.l73.S4, said
by Comptroller LobCck to be the amount
found short in Griers account (. ON May,
1903, to June lgUG. Last evenings rcsalu-
ton was the first real step taken by the
council to bring the Grier matter to a head,
n controversy as to the wisdom Of having
Griers records checked up by an outside
expert having caused considerable delay.
Mayor Dahlman being advised by City At
-~rney Burnam that the mayor has no
authority to engage an expert without ac-
ton o. the council has had the effect Of
prompting the mayor to turn the whole
matter over to the council.
From what the mayor has said on the
subject it is believed he will sign the con-
current resolution when it reaches his
office That the city will have suit on
its hands in the Grier matter seems proba-
BILE, as Mr.. Grier has expressed intentions
OF hghting the case. The United States
Fidelity and Trust company, which bonded
Mr. Grier will check up the police court
books for the period mentioned.
The appointment of c. O. MeyIing as as
sistant city electrician, made by City EIec-
trician Michaesen, was confirmed by the
council. Mr.. Meyling will enter on his work
In Omaha on Thursday at a salary of 81, 900
per year. and this addition will put the
electricians Office on strong basis.
Sewer Inspectors Named.
Tom Lee ana Robert Flrman were APP
pointed brick sewer inspectors at rate
Of IS per day on recommendation of En-
gineer Rosewater. II was explained that
the Tom Lee in question was not the
former city prosecutor of the same name.
Councilman Bedford introduced con-
current resolution directing the comp
troller TO place i'm n special fund the $1,000
deposited by the telephone men for the
recent election. The finance committee
and the Heinz Pollock Parmele company
are getting together on the proportion the
telephone company should stand the
finance committee holding 5000 a Just
sum while the telephone men contend for
$500
An ordinance creating the Office Of in
spector OF meats, hotels and restaurants
and defining the duties OF that Office was
offered for first and second readings and
referred to the general committee The
ONCE will be appointivc and carry a salary
Of 81, 200 per year
The Omaha and Gate City telephone
franchise ordinances were returned by
the telephone committee and filed, as the
successful ordinance was voted on last
week
Councilman Bridges brought in a minor,
ity report on his gas tank ordinance
but he was without support when the
question to file the ordinance was or
dered
Action ON storm Sewer
City Engineer Rosewater's recommends,
ton that a sewer be constructed on Four,
teenth street, between Douglas and Jack,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15
Money Back fitFaiIs
That's the Guarantee Your Druggist
Puts Behind Every Box of
BROMO-LAX
FOR TOILET AND BATH

No chance whatever do you take when
you buy box of BROMO-LAX, for your
druggist will refund your money II
D-LA\ does not cure your cold.
Now, we must know that BROMO-LAN
is the surest and safest cold cure or We
could not Afford 20 say this.
BROMO-LAX is different from all
other cold Curcs-ITS BETTER
Not Just because we say so, but because
We make il so. BROMO-LAN IS scientih-
eally prepared; it's not just lot Of drugs
thrown together but each drug is put In
TOT a specific purpose; each ingredient
work.
BROMO-LAN contains TO quinine.
therefore does not leave the head stIfy
like quinine cold cures.
Get box today. 25c at your druggists.
IN orange colorCu box.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15
HUSBAND STRONG ON FISTS
Accused by Wife of Knocking over
Trunks and Things with
Blows.

Four months after they were married
James Darnall struck his wife, Hattie, and
knocked her over a trunk according to
her story told in a petition for divorce filed
in district court Wednesday. A year later.
she says, he struck her in the eye and
knocked her over the stove. His actions
were such she called an officer and he
afterward told her, she says, If she ever
had him arrested again he would fix
her"
She also says he would take food she
had prepared for herself and throw It out
doors or give It to strangers. 50 she would
not have enough to eat. Then he would
lock her trunks and take charge Of the
keys so she could not get at her clothing.
She says he was OF a very Jealous DISPOSE
ton and the language he used was some
thing awful She asks for a restraining or
der 10 prevent him from carrying out al
legged threats against her.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15
Cooper's Medicines
In Great Demand

The remarkable demand for the New
Discovery medicines with which L. r.
Cooper has been having such wonder
full success in the cure Of Stomach
and kidney troubles, Catarrh, Rheu-
matism and other diseases seems to
increase every day. His visit in New
Orleans for the past few weeks has
created a sensation in the South, the
like Of which has never been known.
His remedies are we'll known in this
section Of the country, and the famous
cures which they have effected in st.
Louis, Milwaukee, st. Paul, Minneapo-
lis, and other large cities Of the
central western states are we'll re-
membered. The retail druggists say
they never known any medicines for
which there was such a constant de-
mand and the continued reports OF
marvellous cures that arc being pub
lished everywhere are a topic OF uni
versal interest.
The newspapers of New Orleans are
still printing interviews with those
whose cases are most extraordinary
and as this, the last week OF Cooper's
fAeAN ~ e.fHs " a NAbefer. the NANllGlleuL
seems TO have increased rather than
abated.
One case in particular that mas at
tracted especial attention during the
past few days is that OF Mr. Leon
Labusquirege, lOl4 Burgundy St., New
Orleans, who had been sick for fifteen
years and had dOctored for various
diseases without result. There was a
bright twinkle IN the mans eye and
a radiant smile on his face as he
greeted his interviewer the other day.
which seemed to bespeak anything but
poor health. Il shall be pleased 10
state my experience" he said, In ans
Wer 10 request, FOR my case has
been a most remarkable one. and
am glad Of the opportunity TO tell the
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15
LECTURE BY MISS BROWNLEE
Addresses WOmRn's Club and Teach
ers ON Ethical Education in
Public schools.

Miss Jane Brownlee OF Toledo, o., Is
10 deliver a lecture before the Womans
club on November a6. The subject will be
Ethical Instruction in the Public Schools.
Miss Brownlee was for a number OF years
teacher in the public schools OF Toledo and
is recognized as an authority on the sub
ject. having achieved exceptional success
In that line in her work as a teacher
The securing Of this lecture has been
made possible by the Board OF Education
paying half the expenses, the Woman's
club providing for the remainder. In view
OF this distribution Of the expense the
teachers OF the city, regardless Of whether
or not they are members az the club, are
invited 70 attend the lecture.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15

public what these wonderful medicines
have done for me. Ny suffering for
the past fifteen years has been more
than / can describe, for during all
that time / have seldom had a well
day. My appetite was very irregular.
Sometimes | could not get enough TO
eat and at other times the very sight
Of food would make me sick. suffered
greatly from constipation, did not
seem 20 get any strength from what
ate, was always tired, and the
slightest exertion would wear me out
completely. II was a great effort for
me 70 attend 20 my duties. / was
very nervous and at night could not
rest we'll 7 would wake up In the
morning feeling as tired as when I
went 10 bed. There were few days
that I did not have a dreadful head
ache and times would have queer dizzy
spells. I thought for a time that
had Catarrh and doctored for II, but
without relief Nothing / could DO
seemed 70 benefit me, and when be-
gan 10 hear OF the wonderful success
Cooper was having with his medicines
in the treatment OF cases similar TO
mine, / began using his medicines.
After had taken his New Discovery
medicine orly a few days horrible
tapeworm Of enormous size passed
from my system and then I knew
what had been causing me all this
trouble. Prom that time Improved
rapidly and now feel well snd strong
again, ! will gladly give any iaforma-
ton I can TO any ore Who IL suffer
ing as / was"
The sale OF Coopegs medicine IN
Omaha has been phenomenal and az
Beaton Drug Co.'S drug store, where
the remedies are sold in this city, Il
Is said that some very remarkable
cures have been reported right here
Et home.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15
NEWS FOR THE ARMY.

Major NJ G. Zalinski, formerly chief
quartermaster of the Department Of the
Missouri, left Wednesday for his new post
of duty at Washington, d. c. Mrs. "a
linski accompanied him.
Major Charles X. Noyes, military secre-
tary of the Department of the Missouri,
left Wednesday for his old home at Ken
wood, n. Y, on leave OF absence for
thirty days. During his absence Lieuten-
ant {. c. Allen will act as military secre-
tary of the department.
Bids will be opened November "a at the
ONCE of Captain 7. S. Hacker, chief com-
missary Department OF the Missouri, for
the quarterly supply Of fresh beef for ali
the posts of the department and for the
military prison at Fort Leavenworth and
Jefferson Barracks, Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15

son. has taken definite shape with pros
poets that the work will be done forth
with. or as soon as the material can be
secured. This sewer will be for surface
drainage and will obviate Objectionable
features at many of the downtown inter-
sections in times of heavy rains.
The report OF Alma Jackson, Churchill
Parker and James Schnederwind ap-
pointed to appraise triangular strip Of
land owned by the city at Nineteenth and
St. Mary's avenue, brought forth a strong
protest from Councilman Elsasser, who
offered to double the appraisement Of $500.
II was resolved TO payl special policemen
serving election day last week SO each.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15
Add
d.. Graves
Tooth Powder.

to your toilet necessities if you
want the best results. 1t removes
discolorations and tartar. An anti
septic-a purifier-a cleanser.
Ask your dentist. Ask him why.
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15
ELEVATOR FIRST OF MONTH
Nye-sehneideF-FOwIe Expect to BE-
sin buying In Omaha in
December.

The observation-disclosures elevator is
rapidly nearing completion and the COM
pany announces it expects TO begin receiv-
ing grain about December /. Ofices have
been opened in the Bee building and George
c. johnson and John Morris. both from
Fremont, have been placed IN charge.
Both men have moved with their families
TO Omaha and both have applied for menu
bership in the Omaha Grain exchange
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15
CLEANLINESS"

IL the watchword for health and vigo., com.
fort and beauty. Mankind is learning not
only the necessity but the luxury Of clean
illness. SAP0LlO, which has wrought
such changes in the home, announces he's
sister triumph
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15
Prouram for Church FAIR.

The women of tine United Presbyterian
church have prepared an elaborate pro
gram for the annual chrysanthemum fair,
which is to he celebrated Thursday and
Friday evenings. The program is as fol-
INV.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15
Business
Boosters

Try the want Al
Columns OF Tie Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-15

Christian Science explains that sickness
10 OF a kindred unreal nature and is to be
obliterated by the same process, whereby
everything that has no right TO exist or
continue is to become extinct through
Christ and christianity.
II insanity and sickness are real, then
God, who includes all reality, must have
made them. II lie made them and bestows
or sends them, then 1t is a sin to try TO
get well or want to get well
We repudiate all assumption that His law
is the law Of sin and death. Sickness is
contrary TO God, and God is contrary to IT,
God is the natural healer Of the sick and is
able, willing and ever ready TO save NOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-09
BOYS DARING THEFT.
snatches Bunch Of Keys, Believing It
Was Money.

While Mrs. Elizabeth TownsIev OF PHI
ri street northwest was doing some mar
kfting at the K street market. Dist and
streets northwest, yesterday evening
arthur Brown, colored, thirteen wears
old. darted out Of a crowd and snat ..hed
iron, her market basket a bunch of KEYS
done up in a handkerchief Policemen W
c. Allen and A. F. Brown caught the boy
after chasing him five blocks. and he was
taken to the station house. After a.
charge Of petit larceny had been placed
against him the youngster was sent to
the house of detention. and he will be
given hearing in the Juvenile Court to-
morrow.
Mrs. Townsley was doing her usual Sum
oay marketing, and in order not to lose
inc keys to her house she wrapped them
In a handkerchief and placed them in the
bottom or the market basket The pack
age looked like 1T might contain money.
While Mrs. Townsley was in a crowd ar
the corner Of 21st and X streets the how
darted from behind her, and. showing his
little hand into the depths OF the basket.
snatched the keys and was off like n
FASH
When the boy saw that he was being
chased he threw away the keys end hand
kerchlef. and they were picked up by the
off1cer afterward. Policeman Allen cha sed
the boy into his home in Alexandria court
and there placed him under arrest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-09
DARING GIRL sMUaGLERs.
Swiss Family, Who Live by the Pro-
fession.

Special Cablegram to The Star.
. GENEVA, September 8.-Two girls named
Vachero. aged seventeen and nineteen
years, have just accomplished a daring
feat of smuggling.
They belong to family whose ancestors
have been smugglers for century. Their
hunting grounds are in the mountains
where the Swiss. Italian and Austrian from
tiers nearly touch at the Stelvio pass.
Many desperate fights with the customs
officials have taken place at this spot, until
the Vacheros have been almost wiped out.
There now remain of the family only the
father and mother and the two daughters,
who are the heroines of this latest exploit.
At present the father Is suffering from
a rife shot through the elbow, which he
describes as an accident" He was I'M
able to get large cargo of tobacco across
the Swiss frontier into Italy, and his
daughters determined to smuggle the con-
traband themselves.
They started. but near the summit Of
the pass were discovered by two customs
officials. While the elder girl proceeded on
the. journey the younger one kept the
officers at bay with rifle from a shell
tered position. The men replied. and the
fusilade continued until the sister with the
tobacco had got q good half hours start.
The younger sister then disappeared. and
returned home by making long detour
In the mountains, every path of which she
knows.