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Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-01
JURY In KENNISON CASE
Panel Completed Late Friday Night and
fAkins Of Testimony Bssins
EIGHT WITNESSES TESTIFY FOR STATE
Defense Refuses 10 Outline ITS Plan
Further Than to Intimate that
KennisOn Was Not the
AREressOr.
EIGHT WITNESSES TESTIFY FOR STATE
JURY IN KENNIsON CA
CASE

Taking Testimony Begins and state
Examines Eight witnesses.
GERING, Neb., March S1.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-A jury was secured in the Kennison
trial at a late hour Friday night and the
introduction Of testimony was commenced
Saturday morning. The eye-witnesses who
were examined confirm the original story
Of the killing Of Cox John Adsit, a witness
who was not produced at the coroner's in
quest was placed on the stand. He saw
the initiation of the trouble and testified
that Kennlson struck the first blow; that
after a short scuffle Kennison backed away
from Cox about six feet and, with curse,
drew his revolver and shot. Then, when
Cox closed in upon him, he fired twice
more in rapid succession, Cox falling at
the third shot. Eight witnesses were ex-
amined and the state will have about forty
more. The defense is not developing It's
line further than in attempting to show un-
certainty as to who was the aggressor,
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-01
Good price. for Horses.

ARAPAHoE. Neb,, March a.-(special
Telegram. THAT southwestern Nebraska is
not to be excelled In raising horses was
Illustrated yesterday when Andrew Ben
jamin paid S5S for a pair OF 5-year-old
mares. weighing 2,sS5 POUNDS, OF draft form
aud raised in Furnas county. 1t might also
be stated that they were worth the money
and not OF fancy breeding other than being
raised In southwestern Nebraska,
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-01
Diamond Dust,

Hickey, sohipke, Perring and Austin
graduated scale.
Pa seems to be right in thinking he has
the goods this year.
Hall and Thompson are looked upon as
the cream Of the new pitching STAFF.
Austin and White were watched more
critically yesterday than any other of Pas
children.
When a man knows that 1900 eyes are
riveted on him he deserves all the more
credit for making good.
Looks like St. Louis isn't wearing MOURN
Ing over the beer famine when $1,000 fans
turn out TO the first ball game.
Aubrey skinned over that pale grass OF
Pas yesterday as II he had ridden every
mile from that dear old Mexico, Mex, to
Omaha, Neb,
Well, at that, old Joe may not look SO
worse; but then, OF course, Try may thaw
out when the sun gets stronger, all the
same Texas. you know.
Kid Nichols says he has quit the game
for good and he might have added ito the
good for the kid Is able to buy bowling
alleys as a result of being In the game,
Those amateur managers who want thelr
scores printed In The Bee this season-and
The Bee wants them all-will do we'll to
write on one side Of the paper-an ancient
and honored rule.
DIAMoEDs-FrenEsr, 18th ana Dodge.
EVE spUC,I IaTa Huteaon Opttcai ~
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-01

good to put in pillows. and they are put
on every side except its shoulders. When a
hull head stands up It lies down and it will
not eat anything except worms, and will
not bite them unless on hook There
are two kinds Of bull heads, but the worst
ones live out OF water. My father says he
knows a bull head printer, but no one
could tell where to put the horns on, as
the back VT the head has more expression
than his face"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-01
omce ChnnRe nd ohadron.

CHADRON, Neb., March S1-(special.)-
The county commissioners Of Dawes county
appointed Thomas c. Smith, present county
superintendent Of schools, to NIL the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF
Wayne T. Wilson as county treasurer. The
appointment will take effect when the APP
polntee qualities and the present treasurer
turns over all money, books and property
belonging to the county. The board will
meet April to appoint successor to Mr..
Smith and close the settlement with Treas
ureF Wilson.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-01

Passed balls; Creighton. Townsend VIVA
pitches Williams, Adams. Bases on balls:
OF Metz, 81 on Ragan, /; of Williams. 81
on Adams, 2. Hit by pitcher: BY Metz, q
by Williams, 81 by Adams, g. Struck out;
BY Meta, ] by Ragan, Q; by Hall 4; by
Adams, 9 Hits on Metz, in three in
nings; on Raglan, In three innings; on
Adams, I in six innings. Left on bases;
Omaha g. Lee-Glass- ANDERSEN, 3. stolen
base: Townsend. Balk Williams Time:
1850. Umpire Gondlng
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-01
Inspiration.

A young man drifted into the editorial
room
You said yesterday" he began, Sc
verely that a comic artist without an
idea flled his page just the same"
"Well7"
man. land / want you to understand that
We never are without an idea. No, SIR,
the idea OF pulling down q salary next pay
DAY never deserts US"
Fairness forced the admission that he
might be right-Philadelphi Ledger.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-01

FORT WAYNE, Ind, March Sl.-The re-
mains OF Charles s. Stahl late captain and
former manager of the Boston American
league club, who committed suicide at
West Baden, were laid to rest at Linden
wood cemetery this afternoon. The floral
offerings made triple bank around the
grave. Former Congressman James NJ
Robinson delivered an eloquent eulogy. He
praised his devotion to his mother. Criger
Freeman, Parent and Dineen, team mates
were among the mourners
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-01

II the legislature had been made UP Of Joe
Burnses not a single one OF the platform
pledges would have been redeemed.
Just YOU walt, I'll send them something
that viii make their hair curl" was the
significant statement OF the pugnacious
senator TO a group Of his colleagues after
reading the News editorial The members
OF the legislature are awaiting further
developments with considerable apprehen-
sion
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-01
GREAT CROWD IN ST. LOUIS
Nearly Thirty Thousand Persons See
Nationals Defeat Americana

ST. LOUIS, March S1.-One Of the largest
crowds that ever attended a ball game
In St. Louis TODAY watched the local Ma
tionals defeat the local Americans s 10 in
the second game Of the seven-game series
for the championship Of the city The
diamond was completely surrounded by
spectators packed ten deep ana there was
not standing room In any Of the stands.
The attendance was estimated at between
$1,000 and &c. coo. Score: R.H.E
Nationals ...0 1 1901 20 IS 10
Americans 80 0 / 0 0 0 Ia ii
Batteries: Petty and Buelow; Karge I ana
Marshall
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-01
Bow Attacked by Vicious Dog.

BEATRICE, Neb, March H,-(Speoial Tel
egrann. )--Walter FTiedsam, a boy 10 years
old was attacked by a vicious dog this
afternoon. His cheek was badly torn and
an ugly wound made in the feshy part Of
his leg. omcers captured the dog and
killed It.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-01

PARIS March SIP simeon's Granule
won the grand prize OF the President OF the
Republic steeplechase At Auteuil today.
The distance was 200 metres and fourteen
horses started NJ. Braquessacq's Matsouke
was second, and Rio DuMonde, running In
the colors of Mr.. Phzer an American, was
third. The brilliant summer-like weather
brought out record attendance, which in
cuded President Fallieres and men promi-
nent in sport and sooietY from oil nations
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-01
me RIft In the Lute.

Aladdin had Just secured the wonderful
lamp and tested its magic powers.
"Isn't Il marYelousf' cried his delightful
mother.
But Aladdin wore a disconnected look.
~ would have appreciated Il better II
had found Il last week" he said.
Why so. may SOM
Because the Standard put up the price
OF on yesterday. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-01
Harper SOLD 20 Columbus.

COLUMBUS, O., March Silt was an
nounced tonight that Pitcher jack Harper,
whose home Is In Oil City, Pa, has BEEN
transferred by the Chicago National man.
agement TO the Columbus club Of the Amer
lean association. ."-
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-01
ToWnsends Beat Peoples.

The Townsend Gun Company defeated
the Peoples Store Sunday at Fort Omaha
In a close. interesting and snappy game
by the score Of to 3. The feature of the
game was EastmaL's batting and the
pitching Of H. Morearty. Both teams
played an excellent game and showed up
well for the first OF the season Score!
ToWNsENDS. PEOPLES STORE
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-01
BOSTON AMERICAN TEAM
Cincinnati Nationals Are shut o. Mt on
Home GFoundn,

CINCINNATI, March H.-The Boston
American ball team defeated the Cincinnati
National team in an exhibition game here
this afternoon. Score: R.H.E.
Boston ..........0 0 81 900 ia Il
Cincinnati 100 o o o 0 0 90 6 l
Batteries: Winter. Harris and Arnbrus-
ter; Mason, Coakley and Mclean.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-01

Session Lasts Two Minutes and c. l..
Freeman Amounted Deputy clerk.

SeNAhOh LNhNA TWO Minutes Hhu - lie
Freeman Appointed Deputy Clerk.
CHADRON, Neb., March 8.-(Special)-
The first session of federal court held at
Chadron lasted two minutes, just long
enough for c. L. Freeman, clerk Of the
district court for Dawes county, to be
appointed deputy clerk OF the federal court.
There were present Judge w. II, Munger,
Clerk Hoyt, Reporter Thummel and
Marshal Warner. No deputy marshal was
appointed.
The first regular term was set for the
second Monday in September.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-01
HoImesviIle Defeats Rockford.

BEATRICE, Neb., March M-(speoiaL) >
The Holmesville ball team defeated the
Rockford nine Saturday afternoon at Rock
ford by the score OF rs to 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-01
blue Rock Match at west Point.

WEST POINT, Neb., March s1.E1specgf
"A blue rock shoot was pulled OF last W 1
at the home Of Herman Thiele. between (th
Buffaloes and the Coyotes which resut te'
loes, r.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-01

Al least nifty new bank buildings are un-
der course Of construction In the state,
proving that Nebraska real estate lie more
attractive than coll loans to the man who
handles the cash.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-01

Nebraska. Maple syrup-David Wilson is
enjoying the fruits OF his labor-the latest
being maple syrup recently made from the
sap OF trees he planted on his homestead
some forty years ago.-Western Wave.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-01
NEBRASKA FROM DAY TO DAY
Quaint and Curious Features of Life
I'm q Rapidly Growing
State.

Wood River has started a new industry
and the covering OF its sheep feeding yards
is now enriching New England soil.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-01

The following original essay ID vouched
Cor by the Arapahoe Pioneer: "a bull head
"a either fsh or bird and II is no bird.
II builds its nest in swamp root, which lie
cold for 81 a bottle and not worth the
money. The feathers in It's wing are not
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-01

Announcements. wedding stationery and
calling cards. blank book and magazine
binding. Phone Doug 1904. A. /. Root, Inc.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-01

CHARLESTON, s, O.. March Sl.-secre-
tary OF the Navy Metcalf and party ar
rived here on board the Dolphin today from
San Juan, Porto Rico, and within an hour
started for washington.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-01

The Missionary's Choice-A Dller
preacher has had call TO go as missionary
30 Africa and also one TO go to Nelson to
preach, and cannot decided which to ac-
copt. That's a kind Of hard slam on Nell
son-Fairbury Journal.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-01
- Miss NerVis Hedake ="
20 Years on Coffee

with dyspepsia headache for company induced
seek relief Later she wrote:
eff had only so cents left in the world I'll tell you how
would invest it,
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-01
CHILD ACCIDENTALLY KILLE
william Rowland of PIattsmOuth
KiIIs soD while Cleaning Rifle,

PI4ATTSMOUTH, Mob, March 3l--(Spe-
cial Telegram --while William Rowland
was cleaning his rife III his home in this
city this Afternoon his only child, son
of 4 year,. came to the door. when the
gun was accidentally discharged and the
contepts entered the childs stomach, which
ranafh IL death.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-01

Madison county commissioners, in an eff
fort to make the poor farm self-supporting,
have decided to stock the farm with brood
mares. II the present price OF horses IL
maintained for few years Madison county
paupers should be able to declare dlvi-
dend
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-01
Postum 25 cents
Grape-Nuts IS cents
Creafn- = 10 cents

and I'd live like queen while it lasted"
Shs had suffered long that when relief by USING
POSTUM she knew its value and spoke form the heart
This formerly had visit about every days from
skinned scrawny and irritable ancient person known
Old Miss Nes Hedake But day she broke friendship with
when she quit Coffee and for the past years has
comfortable happy and well Postum FOOD Coffee Name given
by Postum Co., Battle Creek Mich.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-01

DIAMoNDs-Frenzer, i5th ana Dodge.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-01

Those Confusing Naines-In Mondays
Omaha Bee there is a special from Fremont
condemning someone who has been writing
10 eastern papers under Omaha, Lincoln
and Tekamah datelines," stating that the
zAunioipal lighting plants are failures, ex-
eoAsive TO run, etc. II must have been Te-
6Eknseh instead OF Tekamah. for we have
no municipal plant here. Tekamah gets
the blame for a bot OF bad things said OF
Tecumseh. Fremont, however, says that
Its lighting plant is furnishing cheap light
and yet II Is paying plant to the city
Tekamah Journal.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-01

EYE Specialists, HutssOn Optical CO.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-01

Henry's Luck-Henry Copenhaver, while
playing some game at the party Saturday
evening unfortunately ran the point Of a
pair Of scissors in his thumb, making a
nasty wound. 1t was wonder II was not
a woman's belt buckle-Turlington Corre-
spondence Syracuse Journal.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-01

DIAMoNDs-FrenEsr, 18th ana Dodge.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-01

Hit Cupid's MARKHAM article In one OF
the Coon Rapids DAD papers announcing
that Miss Josephine Shoot was soon to be
married to a young man from Fullerton
has caused a great deal Of guessing in this
vicinity during the last week. But we are
satisfied that II lie the Old Bachelors club
that Is to lose one OF It's worthy members.
Fullerton Post.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-01

Three out Of FIVE prairie fires In the west
ern part of the state are said to have
been started by locomotives, and II Is
alleged the cheap grade OF coal used is
responsible for the sparks. Economy In
the operating department may be more than
Offset by increase in the Judgment fund
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-01

IN the Preachers Chimney-Rev. Mr..
Meeske has been having trouble with his
chimney lately. He could not imagine what
was the matter. An investigation showed
that the chimney was stuffed with old
sacks, probably q memepto Of the recent
oharivari.-Germany Correspondent Beemer
Times.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20
BAY LAKE


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f,H.. lis everybody is busy going To
...,.. o., t.ilh- IN 500 Santa Ct4r.
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Somebody looks awtu'ly iorta4"n
here of Iair. Is il because our friend
r,. LIFT r..o hardly think Thar is il
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,rt.. Era Earnar of Orange SPRINGS
.... ,..-;,;,,., r.r,ri,,. h.ro lo.r uca,-
NJ d = Tpal,ar ,f Fu~al,a j.. visit
inv r.r r,o-ho, Mrs NToore +bi-
wool
NJ. u Nrarchatr wa. risf+fnq ~
3d.. c,.~f,c- ras, WOOL,
,rr .n4 NJ. t4o~,. ,r t,,,r.l.o wore
r,-. Fr;sqv orio,-fnr rho cqna Grind.
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The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20
BERLIN BULLETIN
Special Cor. Ocala Banner:

Special Cor. Ocala Banner:
4 certain young lady has mad
dreams Of a horseback ride lately; and
a certain young lady declined the OPP
portunity Of a ro&icart ride recently.
Mr.. Wright was in this neighbor-
hood the past few days and organized
q Farmers Union. The farmers have
long needed some organization thro'
which they can buy and sell their pro-
dUCe.
Young Fred Smith and Arthur
Brooks are going into the farming
business in earnest, They have al
ready renJed twenty acres Of land
from Mr.. Harry McCUIy. That is
hight. boys, 20 ahead. and remember
that uo,htug succeeds like success.
and nothing farms like a farmer,
The nome of Mr.. and Mr5. J. /.
Beck wa The scene Of a delightful
3oX supper la-t Friia. evening, ior
th. beLelJ ii The library. il wa- q
very pleasant evening. the moon auiD
rs c.ear AMI bright, making the ride
.r,.r. and .4ea ya-v a..t4atfu. lu..
d number ct young people were pres
ant. and he ladies' brought pre,iy
boxes. won flied With all kinds OF
.oo5 ra.,s- I.ri-..frl music was
rendered during ,h.. evening bg N~-.
Edward C.rte- al the organ. 1,r. Jas.
Huf.ans and 2,r. Suowdan 2n the
.iolin and Nr. Jack Hndgens IN the
banjo. After several dc.i2h.ful num-
5.re. all a.,h,r.. arouu5 .aa f.stt.s
goarl I'd rar-e,.. g. rta .-oodtae in our
boxes ana how We did fea,f \ ME.
little sum was realized for the H..
.r9rv soon arra~ - O'Clock an START
.t o., fn..f, v..s home after ti1tiro
r.; r,-t .,,3 t-.,..-.. ,,o,r NIGHT all
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20
BELLEVIEW BRIEFS

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temperance
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The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20
CATER GATHERINGS
.iaI Cor. OCala Banner:

Special Cor OCala Banner:
our burg welcomed a very nice rain
last Friday evening, which was very
much needed and now our gardens
are growing nicely.
While at Sunday school last Sunday
We noticed that the young ladies con
tinued to keep up the fashion OF the
goold old summer time-shOrt sleeves.
Hurrah for the big bay buggy and
the gray horse. Old boy. We didn't
hnow you were 50 bad. That's 0. h;
call again. old boy.
The cane grinding was all to- the
good last Thursday night az the home
of VI. ana Mr.. y. =. Ross, It vas
1eII attended. Those pTaSen, were
Misses Dora and Mary Morrison Mat
liz ami Annie Myers, Cecil Stokes.
Mabel Turner mez Ross End Maud
ard N-ssrs. F. G. GnberJ. j. D.
osborn 600. : Pet.eway J. E.
Brooks. 81. ". Brooks and q. T. Turn
or. AFTER many lively games were
played ali returned to their respective
homes. g-5.:cine over the bissfnl
events OF th- evening.
Mr.. T: l. R-dGina and ner mother.
Mrs. 4 C.. NcIonu. spent last week
a, Mr.. K. Il. Rcdding-'.
GIr. &. f. Dorr ant Joe Jordan OF
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20
FORT mccoy JUBILANT
New RaiIroad-New Turpentine Plant
Cane Grinding-VegetabIe
Planting, Masonic
Officers, Etc.

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MT AcheSoh OF JackSohFlIIe dtfiN-
ed here last Friday to commence the
work of onening ND the Fort Mccoy
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ar,
9'iu 'ii"' 'i'S0' . ii'N7' "
are The principal stockholders ii 'he
new company. The still and shan
ties" Will be near the prODOsed big
..r ,. p D.,-, 1,,,,,a,.
O'''-i ''-'-'' Nv "-7
MafStoh louI' \. ~. r. =" a. Ai''
held an interesting meeting at their
haH Saturday afternoon and elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year. joe r. Thomas. ". NJ, (. G.
E.ggmp3tham. :. ", ". L. Martin.
j. ": ". I. Forbes, treasurer. J. ".
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20
EVINSToN, BOARDMAN AND Nc
tNTOSR

Mr.. J. L. W0lfenden was recently
thrown from his buggy and quite bad.
ly hurt, His buggy was turned over
and the top badly mutillated. Mr..
WOlfenden is able to be out now, but
his bruises cause him a good deal Of
pain.
Mrs. Collins of South Carolina is
visiting her sons, Clarence and Ed.
and is SO we'll pleased with the coun-
try that she expects to spend the win
ter here.
Messre. John and Wall Richardson
returned last week to their home in
North Carolina.
Mrs. Lewis from Erwin is visiting
her daughter, Miss Lynn Lewis, al
Mcintosh.
Mr. Whitehurst and family viii
move from Mcintosh to Zuber mex,
week. where he with his sons will &c
into the trucking business.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

ahce march. The children lid wei
and reflected much credit ON their l..
l. l.. president, Mrs. Shedd and her
assistant, Mrs. o. VI. Gale. ~
IL was a splendid gathering and'the
prohioltlOn sentiment is spreading
with such rapidity that there is hard
~ any doubt left in the minds of our
people as to the result of the election
to be held on January 81. 1905
The closing song The Saloons
MUST Co. was sung with great en-
thusiasm.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

mat Is good. that man is guilty of
criminal negligence who fails tn uea
MS influence or vote to rid the peonIe
of the nuisance. ''9
Muca credit is due to the Woman.s
christian Temperance Union for tbair
"orK against this greatest enemy Of
man
Al the close of the lecture the chill.
dren of the anti-cigarette league and
the loyal temperance legion marcboa
upon the platform, singing a tempar-
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN

My S0-acre farm, all under fence
No. l land; good buildings; good Wa.
ter; - acres under cultivation; 80
acres in pine timber; Is mile from
new Jacksonville and Tampa North
ern railroad. For particulars apply
TO b. 5. Quarterman. Fairfield. Marion
county. Fla. 12-20-Im.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20
THE TIRED FEELING

Dr. rlr'-i .t lippmauS Great Remedy.
u also g"r-- Neuralgia and Violent
if'aIash. n feeds The nerves. makes
Tie blood rich and the patient strong
~ Ruu WOULD hr well and happy uSa
a. y T. I.ippman's Great Remedy
sold hv an druggists 6
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-02-07
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1t will cost you only postal card to
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Certainly no offer could be more lib
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