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Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-01

of Gary, Fred prey of BTesford. Isaac
Lincoln OF AIN sdeen.
This afternod is being held the COM
bination sale on hogs. there being fifty reg
istered animals III be put on the block.
Spirited biddlnla marked the sale of stock
at the combnabtn sale of the South Da-
kota Swine Brt Hers association. which
was held this aftlnoon as the closing fea-
ture of the twchtays convention. Prices
ruled at very satisfactory figures for the
Stock which wahtof exceptional quality.
p. T. Murphy's s. Y topped the market In
the Poland Chinas &lass at 1888 and was
bought by II. c. l1esch OF Canistota. In
the Duroc-Jersey Aeow belonging to Matt
Gimsbach of HarttIh sold at the top price
to II. H. Erion oiuhis city.
There were ffty-lIhr animals sold at an
aggregate price oi1S2,l43. Poland-Chinas
averaging A7 aud tho Duroc-Jerseys, $3.50.
The sale was a successful one and the
breeders were satiAed with the prices
received.
D1AMOEDS--F renzd l5tfs and Dodge
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-01
ROUTINE PROCEEDINGS OF Bousn
Last Day for Introducing Bills
Brings Big Grist.
(From q San Correspondent.l

NFFOm STAN COffe8pOnOent)
LINCOLN Feb &-(special.)-In the
committee Of the whole the following action
on bills was taken:
H. r. ls5-The eviction bin by Dodge of
Douglas; recommended for passage.
H r.. l55-By Farley. Cutting out provi-
sion for voting railroad bonds; indefinitely
II. r. 2s-By Howe of Nemaha. Provides
an appeal from an order OF county board
in establishing or vacating roads; recon-
H. r. lsEBy Kuhl OF Cedar. For the
conveyance of real estate of an insane per-
son, In completion of contract entered Into
before disability; recommended for passage
ii. r. Dl-By +. p. Brown Of Lancaster
Order refusing or granting a new trial
II. r. 29-By Clarke OF Douglas. Council
shall have power TO alter width of Streets
recommended for passage,
II. r. nl-By GLEN OF Red Willow. Alb
straeters may give surety bonds; recon-
H. r. H4-By Redmond Providing for
district court commission to investigate
cases in which default Is demanded; rec
commended for passage.
II. X. Hb-By Redmond Repeats the law
when a suit of justice Jurisdiction Is
brought In another court; recommended for
II. r. @2-By Quaokenbush of Nemaha.
Memorialzing congress 10 submit an anti
polygamy amendment; recommended FOR
H. r. 15s-By Moves Of Cass. Amending
automobile fees law; recommended for
passage
II. r. 24s-By Walsh OF Douglas. Pro-
viding county boards shall have one mem
Der attend state conference OF charities;
recommended for passage.
III. r. S6-By Barnes OF Douglas Cutting
out salary OF members OF Water board
indefinitely postponed.
The following bills were introduced:
H. r. 5OlABy Hart OF York Depository
/ bonds shall be for only one term Of Office :
II. r. 5os-By poran Of Garfield. To pre-
vent any person from selling TO, purchasing
/ for, or In any manner furnishing or supply
ing with intoxicating liquor any Of the
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-01

D1AMoNLs-t1rsnz1(. i5ti. and Dodge
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-01
ROUTINE PROCEEDINGS or SENATE
House Fish and Game Bill Amended
and Passed.
(From q staff Correspondent)

(frOm stan SorfesponoenI)
LINCOLN, Feb. 2S.-(special 1.-The pass
ing OF the accent fare bill was the most
important action OF the senate this fore
noon. Committee reports and the passing
OF other bills occupied nearly all OF the
time The following bills were reported
from committees;
8. +. ssS-By Saunders. Requiring county
clerks 10 keep a warrant book and pre-
scribing its forms. On general hle.
s. II. NO-By Clarke. Providing for an
equitable division OF taxation In joint
school districts. on general file.
8. 4. 29S-By Saunders. To require county
clerks to keep claim register and to pre-
scribe It's form. On general ole.
3. +. Si6-By Epperson. Raising the sal
AIRY Of the warden of the penitentiary
from ST 800 10 1900 OF the deputy warden
from $500 20 81, so and allowing for clerk
at s, zoo. Indefinitely postponed.
s. #. NS-BF Patrick. Providing new trial
shall not be granted by trial court for
error unless miscarriage OF justice has re-
suited Advanced to third reading.
The following passed the senate;
~. n. ABBY joint committee. Reducing
the passenger rate TO cent? per mile.
s. +. 4l-By Sibiey. Establishing a new
schedule OF legal weights.
s. +. liT-By committee on hsh and game.
Providing penalty for having nah and
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-01

Absent
S sSsS fts as.' oo'nn'''-S
In the dcbate or the bill Aldrich read a
letter from Insurance Commissioner Pierce
Rnying that he had said the eastern In
nee representatives ''wined and dined'
members Of the committee of fifteen
h drew up the bills presented by Aid
Railroads Assault Omaha.
railroads adopted their old methods
= AeptioE today by circulating among the
lnbsrs a little pamphlet entitled ""Tne
,aha sponle; OF. Omaha VS.. Nebraska, /"
knock on the taxation OF railroad
|fhinals which the railroads claim will
increase their taxes one dollar, and
et they are bending their every effort, to
|defeat. The circular ls like the ones dis
ntributed last year,
Last Bill Day I'm House.
Today ended the time for bills to be IN
NToduced In the house and sevent -four
we're thrown into the hopper, making a
Agrand total OF 55S which have been intro
81. Among those introduced today was
2, 10y Tucker providing for a constitutional
frdment for 1ve supreme judges TO
e ive years and receive a salary Of
a year each. Adams OF Dawes county
W In a bill to compel the State Board
Regents OF the university 10 enforce the
and buy text books and sell them to
fhe students at cost. It Is practically a
duplicate OF the Randall bill which was
BILLED IN the senate. Mike Lee, who intro
'ipcfd the FIRST bill, got In the last one b.
~ Eoducing measure to compel railroads
furnish conveniences for passengers at
,ssions.
sibley Kicks on Clerk.
Senator sibley Of Lincoln county pre-
rnted a grievance to the senate this
corning In the shape OF a resolution CEN
lring r. p. Corrick. clerk of the COM
itteo OF the whole. Several letters re-
yed by Senator sibley from his con-
uents protesting against a stringent
5i-pass bill appeared In the newspapers
'this morning and Mr. Sibley attached the
blame TO Mr.. Corrick. One Of the letters
i was from State Committeeman May and
ofhefs were from Dawson county poll
So ms. Some OF the senators protested
INST Immediate action until Mr. Corrick
IA been given chance 10 explain and
The resolution was laid over for day
The prohibition amendment to the con-
ttitution which was threatened al the time
the, county option bill was killed several
Ve4xs ago, has made it's appearance in
- senate. n. Is IN the form Of resolu-
introduced by Wilson by request. pro-
ins the amendment be submitted to the
pie a. the coming election.
Text Book Question.
Rator Randall whose bill providing q
4 from 800 to $500 and Impeachment
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-01
TO Prevent the Grip.

Laxative Bromo Quinine removes the
cause. To get the genuine call for full name
and look for signature of e. w. Grove. Csc.
The Springdale news., 1907-01-18
MADISON.

The Huntsville High School opened Monday of last week.
 George Phillips of Huntsville will establish livery stable at St. Paul.
 The four year old child of Jerry Casey, living on Whorton Creek, died recently of diptheria.
 Will Presley and Will Mont gomery have purchased the stock of general merchandise of John Pullen at Alabam.
 Mrs. NJ. A. Hauley died Mon day at the home of her son-in- law Sam Haney, near Aurora, at the age of 70 years. Huntsville Democrat.
 Mrs. Mary A. Coon died Mon day of last week at the home of her grandson south of Huntsville. She was born April %, 1913. and was, therefore, nearly 94 years of age at the time of her death.
 Madison County has the follow ing candidates for positions in the general assembly: W. A. Bohlen and Harvey Combs, as- sistant journal clerk of the house; W. T. Hill. sergeant at arms of the house; A. B. Carlock, chap lain of the senate. Harvey Combs is son of Representative Combs and Mir. Carlock is a brother of Senator Carlock.
 An abstract ot our tax books for the year 1900 shows the as-
The Springdale news., 1907-01-18

sessed valuation of the county to be: personal property s1,079,275 and real estate St, ,093, ,6SS, mak- ing a total of 5, 2,172, 9b3. This shows an increase of S21, bS9 over the year 1905, which was 8, 151,- 274. For the year 1904 the total valuation was S1, 997,39s and for 1908 was S1, ,995. 354. Huntsville Democrat.
 The MeCoy-Ritehie plant in- stalled a dynamo this week hay ing a power of 175 sixteen candle lights, q few of which were turn ed on Wednesday night and per formed nicely. The company will also light their office and several of the residences of mem bers of the firm. This plant is now excellently equipped for work day and night and IS turn ing out an immense quantity of excellent finished wagon and blow material. St. Paul Noun tain Air.
 Oliver Brooks, aged about II years. Of near Combs. was ac- cidentally killed Monday. Oliver and couple of smaller boys went to the woods to de some work when their dog treed a squirrel, and the boys vent to the house for their guns Upon returning Oliver shot at the game and miss ed. and requested one of the boys to hand him tkeir gun and upon doing so the gun was discharged in some unaecouutabie way, the contents entering Divers right eye and came out near the ear. He lived. uncousciously, from about , p. m. until : P. m.-St. Paul Mountain Air
 E. E. Wall, who had been over from Fayetteville on business a day or two, started back Wedues- day morning and in crossing Hol- man creek his buggy and team washed down some little distance below the ford and became en- tangled in some bushes. Mir. Wall called for help, when Mir. Freeman Skaggs and his son Clint and w. c. Holland came to his assistance and assisted him in cutting the team loose and get ting his papers and other valu- ables out of the buggy. Mir. Wall rode one of the horses out and left the buggy there until the water ran down. Huntsville Democrat.
The Springdale news., 1907-01-18
Interesting Items culied
 1rom Our Exchanges
In NedrbU Counties

by d bullet from d 22-caliber tar get rifle. The cartridge jammed in the breech and the boys were trying to dislodge 1t when one struck the trigger and 1t was discharged with the above re- suit. The arm was swollen sev- eral days but no serious result Is anticipated. Rogers Democrat.
 Nance de Son are investigating the matter of mauufac turing de natured alcohol from apple cores, peeling and pomace. Major True. of the internal revenue force. says it used for such pur- poses III the East and thinks 1t ought to pay here Il would re- quire a special press and machin- cry but the method Is not a com. pllcated affair. Such alcohol is doctored until 1t Is a de adly pois- on. Rogers Democrat.
 From the Bentonville Sun we learn that Martin Brown has purchased the interest of his partner, E. NJ Highley, in the drug business at that place and will have sole charge of the busi- ness in the future. Martin is a II old Springdale boy, and his many friends here will be pleased to note this evidence of his success. Will and Walter Haxton. two other Springdaie boys, are also engaged in the drug business at Bentonville.
 The remains of William Dodd arrived here Tuesday morning from Panama. having died from the effects of an operation for ap- pendicitis sometime last month. Mrs. Dodd is a daughter of Mrs. NJ. F. Graves, and Is on her way home from Panama, accompanied by her brother, Burrel Graves. They were delayed in reaching New Orleans, on account Of rough water and are consequently seyer- al days late. It will be a sad home coming for them.-Gentry Journal.
 The Rogers Republican gives the following account of the ar rest ot A. '. Wommack on the charge of kidnapping his own child: "The baby concerned was left motherless at an early age and has since been cared for by a Mrs. Jennie Johnson. Wommaek however, concluded he wanted the child and last Saturday se- cured It and started for the east ern part of the state Mrs. John- son charged him with Kidnapping and Constable Atkisson and City Marshal Shinpaugh brought him back Monday night. arresting him in the eastern part of the county. Wommaek claims that Mrs. J ohnsou has no legal right to the child and he purposes to back up his claims. Heis in jail however in default of bond '
The Springdale news., 1907-01-18

It's pleasure to tell our readers about d Cough Cure like Dr. Shoops For years Dr. Shoop has fought against the use of Opium, Ghloroform. or other unsafe ingredients commonly found in Cough remedies Dr. Shoop,
 1t seems, has welcomed the Pure Food and Drug Luw recently enacted for he has worked along similar lires many years. For nearly 20 years pr Shoop's Cough Cure containers have had warning printed on them against Opium and other narcotic poisons He has thus made it possible tor mothers to protect their children by simply insisting on having Dr. Shoop's Cough Cure. Sold by W. c, OWnbeY.
The Springdale news., 1907-01-18

sdale Cash Dry Goods Co, ".
 Dyes. L. NJ. Riggs. Limbaugh Co.,. T. W. Berry. H A. Daily. J. T. Masoner. East End Meat k. Reagan. Mrs. E H. Bryant kison, AdamSon Photo Go, ]. :.
The Springdale news., 1907-01-18

Tie Pittsburg Press planes the newspapers. It says:
 "Where's the president of this railroad?" asked the man who called at the general offices.
 He's down in Washington at tendin the sessions C some kind uv an investigatin' committee, replied the office boy.
 Where's the general mana ger"
 Hes appearin before the In- terstate Commerce Commission. '
 w ell, where's the general SUI perintendent:
 Hes at the meeting of the Legislature, tghtin some new law.
 "Where's the head of the legal departmentz"
 He's in court, tryin' d suit"
 Then, where is the general passenger agent?"
 ''He's explainin to the com- mercial traveller why lie can't re- duce the fare.
 Where is the general freight agent?"
 lies gone out in the country to attend meetin o the grange and tell the farmer why he aint got no freight cars.
 Whose running the blame railroad, anyway?"
 "Th newspapers.
The Springdale news., 1907-01-18

traced 10 the kldne SS, but now modern science proves that nearly all diseases have their beginning III the disorder of these most important organs.
 The kidneys filter and purify the blood that is their work.
The Springdale news., 1907-01-18

on its merits by all
 druggists in hfty-cent and one-dollar size bottles. You may
The Springdale news., 1907-01-18
Garry stion

certainly smashed hole in the bar rooms of Kansas, but B4llard's Hore- hound syrup has smashed all records as d cure for coughs, Bronchitis, ln- fluenza and all Pulmonary diseases T. c H., Horton. Kansas, writes: Il have never found d medicine that
 would cure cough so quickly as Bal lard $ Horehound syrup. have used it for years" W. C. Ownbey.
The Springdale news., 1907-01-18
BENTON.

The Bentonville Sun has gone back to the old style blanket sheet.
 Mrs. Robert Kirk died of stomach trouble at her home in Rogers recently, leaving hus- band and four small children
 The I. o. o. F lodge at Gray- ett has decided to buy the upper portion of the Paulo & Veach building to be used as d lodge room.
 The fact that the depot and eating house at Rogers IS being re-painted causes the Republican to think the eating house will not be moved to Fayetteville for two years at least.
 The Frisco is building a spur at Beaty for the accommodation of the charcoal ovens in that vicin- ity. That IS getting to be quite an industry in the west end of the county.-Rogers Democrat.
 The city council of Rogers IS considering the passage of gen. eral occupation tax law and at a recent meeting a committee was appointed to secure copies of sim liar laws in force at other places.
 Before departing for Little Rock Senator K. l.. Nance was interviewed by the Rogers Dem ocrat, and he expressed himself as being in favor of the expulsion of Senator Adams, the self con- fessed boodler.
 Milton Roper of Rogers, was arrested at Fayetteville last week for stealing valuable jack from the barn of Vandover & Hudspeth at Rogers. He was attempting to sell the animal at Fayetteville. He is now m jail at Bentonyille
 The first strawberries of the year were on sale in Rogers Wednesday at Dawkins & Dodge's grocery. Is cents per box or two for 2. was the price asked and the several crates were soon disposed Of Rogers Re- publican.
 Wm. A. Beck, a son of MT. and Mrs. W. l.. Beck, of this city died in Ft. Smith Sunday night from injuries received in a recent railroad accident on the Ft. Smith X Western, where he was employed as brakeman. Rogers Republican.
 Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dozier of west town ten-pound daughter, whom they have named Eunice May Florrie Maud Fran cis Lethea Mamie Amanda Doz- fer. This IS easily the longest name outside of Russia, and was done to honor friends of the fam ily.-Siloam Springs Daily Re- publican.
 The Siloam Springs Herald claims that there is something wrong when the produce buyers of Gentry are paving more for produce than Sloan buyers. The Herald claims the produce business at both places IS con- trolled by the same man, and he thinds something ought to be done to make him "tote fair"
 Bert Jacknan, formerly of Rogers, who was recently con- victed in Goldield, New, of mur- der in the first degree of Jno. Morintz, was denied new trial by Judge Murphy, of Carson City on January i. An appeal has been taken to the Supreme Court of the State. Jackman has re- tained several noted attorneys of that section to defend him Rogers Republican.
 The Rogers Democrat says the members of the Ozark Fruit Growers Association who shipped apples to Europe last fall have not yet received any pay. The commission firm in New York tha handled the business seems I,ax~ xyl,ala tis,p
The Springdale news., 1907-01-18

Food don't digest: Because the stomach lacks some one of the eS- sentiaI digestantS or the digestive juices are not properly talanced
 Then, tuo, it is this undigeSted food that causes >ar sness and painful in- digestion. kodol For Indigestion should be used for relief Kndol is solution of vegetable acids It dlgests what you eat, and cnrrects the de
 hcienctes of the digestion. kadoi cou- forms 10 the National Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold here by H. A. Daily.
The Springdale news., 1907-01-18

Parties wishing pay Real Estate are urged and will h qured to furnish description of Real Estate on vbb h wish tax And also ask all the Tax Payers to call at the @ ting precincts on dates named above and pay possible or pet statement o the amount charged against them thus preventing convenience making settlement with many on the last d April lO will leave the last day of each appointment aa P. M. go the place. c'ock
 KIT PHILIPS
 Sheriff and ES.Oh Collector Washington County Ark Fayetteville Ark- Nov 26 1906 o00's' Ark.
The Springdale news., 1907-01-18

They like the taste as we'll as maple sugar" IS what one mother wrote of kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup. This modern cough is ab- solutely free from any oplate or nar- cotic Contains Honey Tar Con- forms to the National Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold by H. A. Daily.
The Springdale news., 1907-01-18

Therefore, when your kidneys are veal; or olt of order, you can understand how alieklv v3ur entire body Is affected and how every organ seems to fail to do its luty.
 If you are sick or feel badly" " begin .aking the great kidney remedy, Dr. kilaier's Swamp Root, because as soon Is your kidneys are we'll they will help III the other organs to health. A trial wiil convince anyone.
 If you are sick you can make no mis- take by first doctoriag your kidneys. The mild and the extraordinary effect of pr. Kil1ners Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy, is soon realized. It stands the highest for it's wonderful cures of the most distressing cases, and IS sold on it's merits by all EsE
 druggists in 6fty-cent asIlTfE :.%s:..ss and one-dollar size Esf:s :F!.. ;;Ri(;f, bottles. You may GAAMS4S 19. have sample bottle Home o, swamp-Roos by mail free, also pamphlet telling you how to find out If you have kidney or bladder trouble Mention this paper when writing to Dr. Kilmer & Co.,, Bing- hamton, N. Y. Don't make any mistake. but remember the name. Swamp-Root, Dr. Kiimer's Swamp-Root, and the ad- dress, Binghamton, \. i., on every bottle.
The Springdale news., 1907-01-18
Collectors NOtI66.

Notice hereby given that will attend the various voting pre- each of the Townships Of Washington County Ark the and place named below for the purpose collecting the tax due said county for the year of 1906
The Springdale news., 1907-01-18
Often The Kidneys Are
 Weakened by OYer-WOrk.

Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
 I. used U be considered that only urinary and ladder troubles were to be
The Springdale news., 1907-01-18

Some men advocate refor m and Se. cretlg seek to prevent i1.
The Springdale news., 1907-01-18

E. Springdale Hardware Spngdale Nelson Bros Fletcher Sobaugh Sanders Breeding Frrar Dry Goods Co., T. L. j. N. w Bros T. Market S. M Graham Lee Caudle Springdale Grocery Co., ! k
 Thompson H. Young Iichlyter Dearholt
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-18
THIRD PERIOD.

Dave Fleming came to the front once
more in this part of the game, taking
the ball from Krumbhaar, after the
latter had made a beautiful run, and
driving clean between the goal posts.
1t took nearly ten minutes before this
was done, the Oahu team putting UP
fine polo all the while. ShingIe scored
in less than minute after play was
started again, and had mother chance,
but missed. Dillingham; made run
two-thirds the length of the field, but
just as he lost the ball his pony
slipped and went down, the Oahu man
then receiving the injury referred to.
Krumbhaar tied the score just before
the period closed on fine run made
by Frank Baldwin and a pretty pass
across to the center of the field The
excitement at this time was intense,
and the spectators were absolutely i'm
partial in their applause, the game be-
ing fast and pretty on both sides.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-18
WORK OF NATURE,
NOT Of MAN

Editor Advertiser: / note Mr.. A. C.
Maby's interesting article in Friday s
Advertiser suggesting the ACCESSIBILITY
of carrying on the excavation in the
pit at the Palama pumping station
sufficiently to determine the nature of
the so-called "walls' that have re
Gently been unearthed.
There seems to have been sufficient
work already done on the pit to satisfy
many that the walls which are said
to be evidences of some prehistoric
structure are probably accounted for
as being rare and hence interesting
geological formations. Much light is
thrown on the nature of the structure
just exposed by study of the rocks
in the cnt made by the road in front
of the pumping station. w. A. B.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-18

valued at $26,s60,0O0, and 1S,765,000
pounds, refined, valued at $833,000 a
total quantity of S22, 015,0O0 pounds
and value of $27.6sS,O0O. The average
price of raw was 3.34c. pound and
of refined 4.44c. a pound. The export
of sugar for the year ending June 80,
1906, was 712,560,997 pounds, raw,
valued at $23,84o,8O3, and 34,O41 $40
pounds, refined, valued at $1,654, 624.
The average prices for that year were
3.35c. raw and 4.86 refined. The in
crease for the year just past of raw
sugar was 90,6S9,003 pounds and of
its value 5000, 1877, and the decrease
of refined sugar 15,276,640 pounds and
of its value 1921, 1924. The net increase
of all sugar for this year over last is
75,412,3 1868 pounds and of its value 3d.
l97 ,573.
II. Haekfeld & Co., Ltd, has received
an order for a shipment of an Amer
lean brand of cigars to Yladifostok,
Siberia.
Ocean steam arrivals for the week
have been the Nevadan, the Logan, the
Warren and the Manchuria from San
Francisco, the Santa Rita from Port
Hartford, the Dix from Seattle and the
Persia from the Orient. Departures
have been the Hilonian, the Alameda,
the Nevadan and the Persia for San
Francisco, the Logan and the Warren
for Manila and the Santa Rita for
Port Hartford.