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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-08-03

Look out for malaria. Lit Is season
able now. A few doses of PRICKLEY
ASH BITTERs is a sure preventive.
Allen Drug Co., Special Agents.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-08-03

Summer prices on mating and
druggets at Union City Hardware
g. Furniture Co. 23-tf
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-08-03
Mckenzie. July 80.
SUITS IN cHANcERY, 1891.
G.. L. PRATT.

/
Par. 1888 The Office of Temporary
Injunction. The office of temporary,
or interlocutory injunction, is to pre-
serve the subject matter in contro-
versy in its then condition; and, with
out determining any question of right,
merely to prevent the further perpetu-
alton Of wrong, or the doing Of any
act whereby the right in controversy
may be materially injured, or endan-
gered. 1t cannot be used for the pur-
pose of taking property out of the pos
session Of one party and putting IT In
the possession Of another, nor does it,
ordinarily, go to the extent of order
ing the defendant to undo what he
has already done, since it might there
by do the defendant an injury as great
as that of which the complainant
complains. I lie jurisdiction being
ordinarily exercised to prevent the
further continuance Of injurious acts,
rather than to undo what has already
been done, or an interlocutory appli-
cation for an Injunction, Courts OF
Equity will, except in extreme cases,
only act prospectively, and interpose
such restraint only as may suffice to
stop the mischief complained OF aud
preserve matters in statu quo.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-08-03

Fresh line of porch and summer
rockers and settees just arrived al
Union City Hardware & Furniture
Co. s low.price stores. 23-tf
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-08-03
Explanatory.

]. L. Hudgins: i enclose you a
copy of chancery suit of 1891, which
applies to possession of property
and temporary injunctions.
Yours truly,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-08-03

Mr.. c. T. farrell and family, of
Humboldt, Tenn, we're the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stubs for a
few days this week.
H. S. Curtin, of Woodland Mills,
was in Union City Wednesday and
enjoyed the hospitality OF Mr., and
Mrs. S. 5. Alexander.
Union service viii be held at the
Methodist church next Sunday
evening at eight o'clock. Bro.
Castleberry will preach.
A progressive drive was given
Monday evening in honor of Miss
Ness PETER, of Lebanon, ILL.,, and
Miss Olive Clarke, OF Nashville.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-08-03

Wall paper cheaper than ordering
it, new goods, at Union City Hard
ware & Furniture Co. 23-tf
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-08-03

Mr.. Ike Kirby, the genial mer-
chant of Troy, was in the city
Tuesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27

deanery took place here yesterday under
the presidency of Rt. Rev. Richard Gcan-
nell, bishop OF Omaha. Numerous priests
many matters of ecclesiastical Importance
were discussed and acted upon, During
deceased priests OF the deanery.
LEXINGToN-Frank Kelley. the man
who created so much excitement In this
drunk and driving his family out OF their
house at the point Of a revolver and hold
Ing sr9 fS" Of f men at SSy by pointing the
brought before the board OF insanity last
evening and pleaded guilty to the charge
to the asylum at Lincoln as such.
TECUMSEH-Owing to the slight sickness
Of Senator e. ]. Burkett, OBTAINING him
county. last evening. Hon. Norris Brown.
republican candidate for United States
senator And Prof. J; L. McBrien. republi-
instruction, filled the date. Both gentle
men spoke and each succeeded in pleasing
att ate and All went home Weii ps ss
with the addresses. .i.s rs
BEATRICE-Y. r. Calvert Of the Price
rice today and swore out compiaints
against l. p. Monlux and George More who
were fined the other day for peddiing goods
ploy Of the company and are charged with
making out bogus contracts disposing OF
the goods at half price and pocketing the
money. They left this place for st. Paul,
Mimi, and an ofieer wifi be sent there to
arrest the men II they can be apprehended.
AUBURN-The Nemaha County fair
ance. The exhibits are now all in and II
is one of the best exhibitions ever dis
played In the county: The display Of fruit,
vegetables and all kinds of cereals is espe-
clally fine The exhibition OF live stock
and poultry is probably better than has
been exhibited BY any other fair In the
state this year. This Is School day at the
fair. and the largest crowd is in attend
ance now that has ever been on the ground
during the twenty-one previous annual ex-
hibitions.
BEATRICE-At the regular meeting Of
the city council last night the claim of
H. L. Gardner for building sewers in sewer
district No. 9, amounting to 50, S3051. was
allowed. The claim has been held up for
several months by the council upon recon-
mendation of the city engineer that the
work was not done according to contract.
Mr.. Gardner recently repaired the sewer in
controversy, and by this means secured the
payment of the claim. In an exhaustive
report Architect Grant pronounced the exits
to the Paddock opera house entirely
inadequate, and suggested the reopening OF
the exit on Court street in addition to those
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27

by them, / should not have referred to
them at all. have been convinced ever
since the campaign opened that the corpo-
rations were fighting Sheldon and preferred
you.
Between the Two Men.
las to whether Senator Sheldon has been
guilty of using a railroad pass in the
past, do not know. II he has he is a sub
ject OF, censure for 1t. 1 believe that he
has been clear of It of late and denounces
1t as an evil.
las to Mr.. Sheldon being a farmer and
you banker, that does not influence me
In the least, because 1 do not consider that
a mans honest occupation should cut
any figure. l do not think a farmer any
better nor any more honest than a banker
or a lawyer or a merchant or one In any
other honorable calling. nor do / think
him any worse. The talk about the
honest farmer is buncombe, as my legis-
latlve experience taught me. because
found sbme of the worst crooks in public
life who were those so-called honest
farmers who were very cheap. ! have
never been prejudiced for or against any
class, not even among lawyers where one
finds so much treachery. And l am not
prejudiced against a man Of means, so he
came py IL nonordply' ana III Iact tnlnk IL
to his credit. because a man successful in
private life is certaily the better man for
public service. I care not for mans oc-
cupation in life nor the amount OF money
he is worth nor not worth, for a mans a
man for a. that E"
Mr. Sprecher devotes some OF his space
to discussing the merits OF the candidates
below governor on the state ticket the
platforms OF the two parties and the con-
gressional and legislative tickets in his
district. He says he is supporting most of
the democratic nominees and concludes his
letter thus:
When you come to Schuyler you will have
big crowd out to hear you. / am adj
vertising your meeting and will do all /
can to get you houseful and l know that
you will entertain them as you are capable.
Your letter reads well; you certainly do
me full credit and more and have no par
ticular fight to make on you, but / am
for Sheldon. JOHN c. SPRECHER.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
the Rev. I. E; Humphrey, pastor of the

the Rev L. E. Humphrey, pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church.
BEATRICE-The divorce suit instituted
recently by Christiana Hohl against John
t1ohl has been compromised, settled and
dismissed in the district court. Mr.. and
Mrs; Hohl have lived for many years near
Odell and will continue, to reside on the
old homestead near that place.
PI-ATTSMoUTH-A pretty wedding in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Peterson
in this city at 1880 o'clock this evening
May Peterson. and Edmond L. Spies, a
machinist for the Burlington In Alliance,
Canon II. B. Burgess officiating.
OSCEOLA-The Polk county fair opened
the 18th and continues through the 9th.
Indications are strong for a good fair. The
feature will take place Thursday. 1t Will
be a race between the stromsburg and the
York horse. the two horses that created
such a sensation at the state fair.
WEST POINT-Anton Rubin, a we'll
known pioneer farmer. who homestead ed
and was Inferred under Lutheran auspices
yesterday. He leaves family OF grown
sons and dsushtsrs whS, with his aged
munity.
BEATRIcE-v. R. johnson for the last
company at this point, yesterday resigned resigned
seulfy interests in charge OF ]. Ed. ' e.
Frank W. o;Reiiey formerly cashier for
the Adams Express company at South
Omaha.
BAssETT-P; H. Davis. county clerk of
Rock county, has been suffering from an
attack OF appendicitis for the past two
weeks, and last night IL was found neces-
sary to perform an operation. A surgeon
from a Chicago medical college happened
to be at Long Pine on business and he was
called and performed the operation, as
sisted by local doctors
EDGAR-Mr George Adkins, the B. &
M. telegraph operator here, and Miss Stella
Story, daughter OF Mrs. M. Story of this
city, left by this mornings train for Nell
son, where they will be united in marriage.
after which they will depart for a short
tour In Kansas to visit the relatives OF the
groom. They will then return to Edgar
where they expect to make their future
home.
OAKLAND-Two thousand head of sheep
belonging to r. A. Templeton of Tekamah
were unloaded at the Burlington stock
yards here Monday afternoon and will be
driven from here across the country to
Mr.. Templeton's ranch north OF Tekamah
Mr.. Temepleton started from Wyoming
with 5000 head of sheep. but lost all but
1000 in wreck on the Burlington near
Alliance.
WEST POINT-The semi-annual convo-
cation Of the priests Of the West Point
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
KERN SHOWS UP AUTHORITY
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was hurt. Spreading rails caused the ac-
cident.
T3KAMAH-The funeral Of B. E. Dill.
who committed suicide Sunday, was held
yesterday at the home of the deceased. A
large crowd from this place was In at
FALLS CITY-Mr. A. G. shaIlenberger,
democratic candidate for governor, made a
political speech at the court house In Falls
City Tuesday evening The crowd in at
tendance was not large.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. caused the death
OF child in the family OF Carl Shank 10,
day An outbreak OF the disease is feared
in West Beatrice and many children are
being kept from school.
CHADRON- Rt Rev. James J. Keane,
d. D., bishop of Cheyenne. Wyo., delivered
an eloquent and instructive lecture at the
Chadron opera house sunday evening to
large and attentive audience.
BEATRICE-W. s. Mccoy, who has been
employed in Wolbach's Clothing store for
the last four years, has resigned his
position and will locate In Wymore, having
secured a similar position at that place.
PLATTSMOUTH-A football team, TO be
known as the Plattsmouth Amateurs, will
play its first game Saturday with the high
school team. They have arranged games
with the Omaha, Nebraska City and Glen
wood Qa-) teams.
FALLS CITY-'The remains Of Joseph
Dayisscn, VINO died Monday, September "a.
City Tuesday night. The funeral Will ba
held from mis- residence. south OF Falls
City Thursday afternoon.
PLATTSMOCTH Deles Dernier
and others brought suit in the district
court to collect from Carrie Carroll the
sum OF S3O attorneys fees After being
out ali night the jury brought In a verdict
in favor OF the defendant.
DAVID CITY-Miss Elizabeth Harris,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. q. NJ. Harris,
was united in marriage to Mr.. George A
Young on Wednesday evening at the home
of the bride in this city. Rev. G. l. Heskett,
pastor OF the Baptist church, officiating.
WEST POINT-The West Point News,
edited by William II. Weekes, who moved
the paper from Bancroft, has suspended
EDITOR and his assistant have accepted pO-
sitions in the Office OF the Cunning County
Democrat
EDGAR-The marriage OF Mr.. Charles
w Mckinley OF Kansas City and Mss
Verta Ellington OF this city occurred this
morning at o'clock at the home of the
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
STENSLAND PLEADS GUILTY
Bank wrsotsr Auaigned on Two Charges
Coon After Reaching Chicago.
GIVEN AN UNDERESTIMATE SENTENCE
Prisoner is Taken 10 Joliet and be-
gins His Term. the Maximum
of which Is Ten
Years.

CHICAGO, Sept. s6-Paul %. Stensland.
20 whose seIf-confessed embezzlement OF
100000 was due chiefly the collapse OF the
Milwaukee Avenue state bank. was given
an indeterminate sentence In the peniten-
tiary within three hours after his arrival
in Chicago today from the east, and before
another three hours had elapsed the con-
vlctsd bank president had begun service Of
the sentence at Joliet.
Stensland pleaded guilty on two indict-
ments. one charging endorsement and the
other charging violation OF the state bank
ing laws. A fine of $40 was imposed on
the latter charge, which was based upon
the acceptance of $50 in deposits after the
bank was insolvent. The sentences imposed,
which will operate conourrently, are from
one to hve and one TO ten years, making
the longest term the prisoner will be COM
PEELED to serve not more than ten years
Crowd at Railway station.
stenslsnd's arrival in Chicago was greeted
by a crowd Of several hundred persons who
awaited the coming OF the Twentieth Gem
tury limited. on which the prisoner and his
csptors were passengers. To reach the
cabs which were to convey the party to
the criminal court building 1t was neces-
sary to walt for the police to clear a
passage from the entrance OF the baggage
room by way OF which the prisoner was
conveyed to the street. The crowd was
demonstrative. although offering no vio-
lence and the effect upon stensland was
noticeable. He became nervous and SEEM
insly appreheusive of bodily harm. The
drive TO the criminal court building was
accomplished without incident. States At
torney Healy was waiting in his private
once for the arrival of Stensland and the
prisoner was hurried, haggard and trembl-
ing between a double line OF police into
Mr. Heaiy's presence. A conference lasting
over an hour ensued between Stenslsnd.
Healy. Assistant States Attorney Olson
and Barbour and several attaches OF the
office
What stensland made known to the states
attorney was not divulged. After the con-
ference Mr.. Healy said:
"stensland made a full confession OF
everything connected with the affairs of
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
Prosperity Strikes Fences.

The Anchor Manufacturing company have
Increased their business this year more than
100 Per cent. over any year since its estab-
lishment in Omaha, nine years ago. They
have Just added new machinery and have
more than doubled their former capacity
In the manufacture Of iron and wire fenc-
ing and are today offering the largest and
most complete line OF lawn and cemetery
fences made in the west. They have Just
opened new show rooms at a7 North
Seventeenth street. and are showing a line
OF goods that are real dreams Of artistic
beauty. ..
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
BOISE CITIZEN IS MISSING
Knights Templar, MysteriousIy
Disappears.

SPOKANE. wash.. Sept. 2s.-J. c. Bur-
ney Of Boise, Idaho. Right Eminent Com
mander of the Knights Templar of Idaho.
has mysteriously disappeared He was
last seen in Spokane, Monday morning
He was 20 institute a commandery at
Occur D'Aiene. Idaho. that night, but
never reached that town nor can any trace
of him be found. Beside being an eminent
Mason he is colonel in command of Idaho's
National guard and wealthy citizen of
Boise.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27

the bank. He has told us OF his own acts
and of the acts of others. What he has
revealed makes the bank affair less dark
for himself"
Prisoner Pleads Guilty.
The court proceedings which followed
were conducted hurriedly Silence fell over
the court room as Stensland faced the bar.
His form was shaking with emotion and
he kept handkerchief In his hand and
frequently brushed away the tears that
sprang to his eyes. Judge Kersten, before
whom the proceedings we're conducted, ad-
dressed the prisoner whom he had known
for many years as a citizen and business
man. He reviewed the case briefly and
asked If Stensland had any defense to Of
fer. Upon receiving a negative reply, the
court passed sentence and without further
ceremony. Stensland. sheriffs and the states
attorneys filed out of the court room.
Stensland was not accompanied by friend
OF attorney during the entire procedure.
Stensland was Joined by his daughter.
Mrs Inga Sandberg as he left the court
room and after having had dinner at a
nearby restaurant, they. accompanied by
Jailer Whitman and Deputy Sheriff Nc
Mahon, were conveyed to the railroad sta
ton, where a train was taken for the
penltentiary at Joliet.
Before 3 o'clock all the routine necessary
to commit the convicted man to a cell had
been completed. Mrs. sandberg. who SEEM
ingiy was much moved by the evident dis
tress OF her father. tainted in the warden's
reception room at the pententiary, as the
last details OF the Incarceration were being
completed.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27

now in use. The committee followed this
with the recommendation that such changes
be made at once. An ordinance slightly
changing the boundary of the First ward
was passed. A bid for the construction OF
town was submitted by II. c. Gardner OF
Lincoln. He offers to do the work for
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
Important to out-of-Town visitors to
Ak-aar Ben.

Read next Sundays Bee. II contains
announcements and advertisements OF BIG
SALES at the leading stores In Omaha
next week. Great bargains planned by
Omaha merchants for all who pay homa e,
to the King. Many other things II viii pay
you to know, In next Sundays Bee Order
q copy NOW. We pay the postage.
THE OMAHA BEE
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27

AN OLD and WELL TRIED REMEDY.
ron OVER siATY YEARs-
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las usee Tor over slAli YEARS ey MILLIONS
al MOI HERS for their CAIl-DRRk HhILR TnnTh.
no. WITH PERFECT succkss- 1T sooTHks tAs
CHILD. soFTkNs the CONS. ALLArs AL PALM;
CURES WIND CoL1c. ana 10 ths bsst rsmsdy Ia
DlARRHoEA. sold b. Druggists In svsry pls Z
The world Be aad AEk fer
MRS. WlNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Ana tAks ~ saAss kinA- . osats = bossiA
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27

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Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
strike Conference Ends.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Sept. 2--At the once
Of General Manager Henry Miller OF the
wabash railroad Il was stated this morn
boilermakers machinists and biacksmiths
would probably not be continued today.
Miller had TO give his attention 10 other
matters No statement could be secured
concerning the present status of the con-
been submitted for consideration by the
strikers.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
aoxernment Bux. siI,s,

WARRINGTON. Sept. 2s.-The director Of
the mint today purchased 100000 ounces OF
nne silver at ss.7e cents to be delivered at
the Denver (CoIo) mint.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27

"Regardless of what was behind the cry,
the fact that Berge was q populist and not
a democrat was what caused his turning
down, yet every populist is expected to
line up for you, and the same element that
was making the cry Is the loudest In the
demands upon the populists. am not
populist, so II does not touch me In any
way,
II have for years considered the railroad
pass the root OF all evil, and l believe that
it's use by the corporations has prevented
practically no legislation against them ana
in the behalf of the people. l have ever
adhered TO the idea that the railroad pass
must first be eliminated before there could
be any hope OF legislation for the people
along that line. / have had no hestancy
in denouneing the pass as a bribe and
have denounced public officials and polit-
ical manipulators who used the same.
have ever agreed exactly with my friend,
Edgar Howard. OF the Columbus Telegram.
on the railroad pass aud its damnable in
fiuences, and also agreed that a gentleman
always returns favor for favor, and that
he Is a mighty mean man who will accept
OF a favor and not give one in return, The
only difference between Edgar and myself
on this is that he applies his logic 10 re-
puh!lcans. while / think It applicable to
democrats and republicans alike
1.-The railroads are in politics through the
medium OF the pass; eliminate II and they
are out OF politics for good.
Some OF those republican lies you refer
to say that you have for years been a rail-
road pass user and been the recipient OF
many favors at the hands OF the railroad
companies. not alone when you were a
Congressman. but during the years since.
Now, as 20 this / do not know. but would
like 10. and will take your word for IT,
You can reply In the columns of the
World Herald and take the public into
your confidence as to any use you made OF
railroad passes. II you say you have never
used a pass. ] will accept OF your word
and give you due credit and join with you
In referring TO the statements as 'repub-
lican lies
II will say to you that have used none
OF these stories and did not intend TO. and
had you not brought up the matter In your
letter and suggested that I Sss influenced
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27

NEXT SUNDAYS BEE-Ak-sar- Ben
number. Send copies to your out-of-towr
friends. We pay the postage.
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Ak-Snr-Hen Yfnitnrn

Ah~SuF-Hcn NIhItOfN
Can have mail addressed to The Omaha
Bee. We will see that II Is properly cared
for. Open day and night.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
SPRECHER is FOR SHELDON
Editor Of Schuyler Frss Lance Supports
Republican Nominee
WRITES OPEN LETTER TO saALrESBtRetA
Democratic Editor Gets Full Reason
for Independent Editors Prefer
ence of sheldon for the
Governors Chair.

The editor of The Bee is in receipt OF an
open letter from John c. sprecher Of schuy-
Ter. editor of the Free Lance OF that place,
and addressed to A. c. Shallenberger. demo-
cratic nominee for governor Mr.. Sprecher
in his opening paragraph tells MI. Shalen'
berger that the letter Is sent to The Zee
for the reason that II would very likely not
be published in the world-Herald. The
writer deals at length with the political
situation in Nebraska. saying that he left
party politics at Grand Island where he
withdrew from the populist convention,
which was being tried out by the bosses,
who sought endorsement for a slate. He
has since been a free lance in politics. The
populist party Is dead, he says nationally,
and exists only in Nebraska as pie coun-
ter AFFAIR Mr. Sprecher declares himself
a supporter of Roosevelt, and goes in ref
erence to Nebraska affairs:
This year in Nebraska I am supporting
in the Free Lance the nominees l am for
personally and It happens to be the entire
democratic ticket except governor and on
that I am for George L. Sheldon because
I prefer him to you. know Sheldon and
know that he is made out of the right kind
of stun. I know what he stands for and
have confidence in him to know that he
cannot be swerved from his purpose. He
stands for an equitable and just assessment
OF the corporations on a proper valuation
as compared with private property valua-
ton; he stands for the constitutional
amendment and the railroad commission
with legislative enactment to give them
full power to regulate freight rates; he
stands for elimination of the railroad pass
and a proper reduction in passenger rates
That IL good enough for me and know
ing the man and knowing that he is clear
OF all corporation influence, 1 am for him.
Sheldon Is an ideal man for governor OF
Nebraska. the state Of his birth; born and
raised on a farm so that he is In close
sympathy with the people OF this great
agricultural state; educated in our common
schools and our great state university; and
with this, being a man Of right ideas and
one who stands out squarely for what he
believes makes him a candidate In whom
people can have confidence