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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-09

mittee are elected by the voters of each
precinct by writing in the name of the COM
mitteeman they desire to vote for. The
members OF the state committee are elected
IN the September primary in 1907 and BIZ
ennially thereafter one from each sena-
tOrial district. Any one desiring to have
his name printed on the primary ballot
shall ile a petition with the secretary of
state signed by at least / per cent OF the
voters In such districts.
The congressional and judicial commit
tees are appointed by the candidates and
by the member OF congress. II there shall
be more than one judge elected In any one
district, all the candidates shall be en-
atled TO participate in the selection Of the
committee. All contests shall be decided
by the county court and that court IL
vested with Jurisdiction in all primary cleo
ton cases for county, city or precinct Of
fees and the case must be decided not less
than two days after service OF process and
shall have preference over all other cases.
The petitioner shall give security for cost.
The case must be determined before the
date liked by law for the preparation and
posting OF the primary election ballot.
An appeal from the county court does
not prevent the name going on the ballot
In accord Win tne decision OF lnal court
In other words any appeal taken from the
Judgment OF the county clerk shall not act
as a supersedeas to prevent the county
clerk from making out the ballot
It is provided that all saloons shall be
closed during the holding Of a primary
election and IL gives the right to anyone
10 absent himself from his regular EN-
ployment for two hours on primary cleo
tion day without any deduction from his
usual salary or wages. II also provides
that constitutional amendments may be
submitted TO the voters at the primary
election and II carried viii then be placed
upon the regular ballot and a vote for the
party ticket win be vote in favor OF the
amendment.
Delegates to a national convention shall
~ selected at a state and congressional
convention composed OF delegates chosen
IN such manner as may be determined by
the state committee OF the party. prOvideS
that the delegates shall be apportioned b.
such committees to the several counties
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-09

luton introduced by the former. The Ian
caster county senator declared this talk
about lobbyists reminded him of the old
populistic times, when every member was
watching every other member and no one
had any confidence in anyone else. He
grew angry and shook his fist, when Mr..
Wilsey remarked: we don't expect your
support for the resolution, but we will
pass It just the same" Mr. Burns in
sisted the remark was a reflection upon
him and he objected to the use of the word
we" He said 1t indicated there was a
faction behind the resolution. He declared
any attempt to pass a lobbyist resolution
would be an attempt to besmrch the name
of every senator.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-09
LOWER FARES FOR THE COAST
Southern Pacific VIII Grant Special
FaVOrs to Residents of Ger
tain Territory.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. S.-Railway fares
from California points to places in Ohio,
Indiana and parts Of western. New York
and western Pennsylvania will be reduced,
beginning February 1, between IS cents.
and 81, according to the specific destination
OF the purchaser Of a Southern Pacific
ticket.
These reductions will apply on any main
line route, either by way of Ogden or by
way of FL Paso, but will only affect destina-
tions in Ohio, Indiana, Ontario, western
Pennsylvania and western New York. In
addition to these special reduced rates the
Southern Pacific will put into effect Feb
ruary / a new augmented list OF terminals
for round trip tickets.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-09
Drapery Section
THIRD FLOOR

THIRD FLOOR, THIRD FLOOR
WINDOW SHADES of all kinds and colors
many hand made shades, worth 75c, some
slightly damaged, all in one lot, each. .17c
HEAVY TAPESTRY PORTIERES-In Per
sian stripes and oriental figures, some pairs
and other odd curtains, sell from $275 up
to $3.50, in one lot, each ......... 69c
REAL LACE DOOR PANELS--Full size, 36x
81, embroidered on imported nets, sell from
$l.26 to 81 each, in one lot, each. PIC
REMNANTS OF TABLE OIL CLOTHS in
white and colors, yard ........o Or
Rope Portieres at CSC up to $3.50.
During this big sale discount of 33h %
NONE RESERVED.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-09
six Men barely Escape.

A chunk of plaster about six feet square
the Grain exchange Tuesday morning and
narrowly missed six grain dealers who
were sitting in chairs below. The plaster
was loosened some time ago by water from
a faucet which had been left open on the
floor above.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-09
FRAZIER RETAINS HIS POSITION
State Printing Board Re-eIects Fair
mont Man MS Secretary.

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. ESPECIAL Tele-
gram THE state printing board today re-
elected Lew w. Frazier secretary of the
board. Mr.. Frazier has held the position
for the last four years. He resides at Fair
mont, where he edits the Chronicie''Nt
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-09

1914 discount sale of all childrens Goats,
including white bear skins. Now is your
chance to buy. Benson & Thorne, 1915
Douglas.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-09
START ON PARTY PLEDGES
Members Give Evidence of Intention to
Follow Out the Party Platform. a.
BILLS ON THAT LINE IN BOTH HOUSES
y
Dodge Presents His Primary Bill of
Last Session Slightly Amended
Duties of the Railway
Commission.

CONTINUED from First Page.)
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-09
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SPECIAL EXPLOITATION SALE
L'IRRESISTIBLE AND THH Cos:
ACLEVER FRENCH
IDEA

Combined with American
ingenuity results in our
ability to offer womankind
an innovation in corsetry.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-09

ate. He thought the provisions Of the
resolution might be too harsh. and there
fore. he asked Il to go over one day.
Action was therefore postponed until Tues
day and the senator's turned to the bust
ness Of introducing bills.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-09
THEY LACE IN
FRONT"

A Corset that YOU Will
fit-NOT one that fits you.
A distinction and a differ
ence, ASSURING EVERY
WOMAN A BETTER FIG
URE. An alliance OF art
and beauty, which gives
that elegance of carriage
not attainable in ordinary
corsets.
An opportunity to inves-
tigate the advantages of
these beautiful and really
remarkable corsets is af-
forded every woman who
will visit our Corset Sec
ton this week. Heretofore
price has been the only bar
to great popularity. Not
every one cared to pay
$500 to $4,000 for a corset.
Now IL is different. You
can buy n Gossard 'front.'
laced Corset for as little as
$500. The manufacturers
have delegated Miss Bal
four, an expert corsetiere.
to acquaint the ladies' of
Omaha with this eNtraor-
binary Corset that Is fast
making its way into the
favor Of Americas best
Rowned women.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-09
Committee to Prepare Bills.

Resolutions will be offered in the senate
and house tomorrow for the appointment
of joint committees to prepare and intro
duce bills covering the republican state
platform. II is planned to have four COM
mittees appointed composed OF seven MEM
bers each to get up a state primary bill
an anti-pass bill. a measure defining the
powers and duties of the state railway
commission and freight rate bill This
was decided upon tonight at a conference
OF some of the members of both houses.
The contest filed by William Coryell for
the seat occupied by Carlin Of Rock county
was begun before the special house COM
mittee tonight and will continue indeh-
nitely Coryell is represented by A. w.
scattergood Of Alnsworth and Carlin by
Senator Ashton Of Grand Island. The lat
ter objected to Coryell amending his pro-
test petition and this argument occupied the
entire evening. The committee did not
pass upon the matter Coryell desired to
add a few more precincts to the list in
which he alleged fraud.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-27
SneShlal Sale of Medicine

desire to notify the publick that am going to have a speshial sale of medi- cineg all next week. I have all kinds of medicines done up in pint and at. bottles garrynteed to cure all i'll to which human or horse flesh is heir. l will sell this medicine cheap simply to get rid of 1t be- ing as most of it has been put up for various patients who said they would call for 1t but never did being as they got well without 1t. I persoonn, and so it is left on my hands and of no use to me. Medicine is a good thing to have in the house in case of a emergency.
 To them as don't want liquids I have Weyeral kinds of sugar coated pills which | will sell cheap being as have lost the labels often the boxes and don't know what they are for. Try a few arnl see if won can toll. They are pleasant to take. Different kinds of medicine 25 cts per at. or 1b cts. per pt. Pills. large variety to select from, cts. per doz.. you to have vour pick, or to take them mkt in odd sizes fest as they come, doz. for 10 cts.
 DOG. LIVERMORH,
 Horse & 1-uman Speshialist.
 plngvilie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-27
RSmSOn Buited Into

Ramson Walker. one of our most re- spectable citizens who lives half a mile south of Bingville on the Pike, met with e sickening fatality on Tuesday of last week which shuk him up some. Ramse has a awful rambunkshious old he-sheep which is powerful hard but ter. Well, as Ramse was carrying a pail of dishwater in each hand out to the barn to feed the pigs with tho buck follered him on the run and struck him unexpected in the vicinity of the corn crib. It was sich c surprise to Ramse that he brought the two pails of alop together with @ crack above his head and j&he dishwatef split all over hisseif and run down his neck. When Ramse looked around to see what struck him the sheep was backing off for another butt, and when it rushed up Ramse lodged 1t and grabbed 1t by the horns and helt 1t and spit tobaoker sjulce in its eye, and kicked it in the ribs, and cussed it, and then let it so ana run fer the house, Ramse said tho buck like to of broke his two-foot rule which was in his hip pocket when 1t struck rim, He wili sell the buck for $S.bo It's worth 6,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-27
pgroHr-BaEgzY-BE -BEEL1oosE -BUsrIIN
sPEsHrAL NoTIsl
IstAs L,ading sa,.r 4 sAs c'allI

We are so blamed fu1l of news and advertisements this week that we ain't scarcely got any room left for a edito- rial in this coilum of this issue where it generally occurs and therefore no ed- itorial appears here in this conneck- shion. Another reason why we don't write any editorial this week is because we can't think of nothing particlxler to write about.
 {, It ain't once in a long time that we have failed to write red hot editorial in the Bugle every week on some sub jeckt of speshial interest or other for the information, education and edifca- shion of our subscribers, but in looking about for something to write about in -this issue we couldn't seem to think of anything so we have decided to spare you the pain, as it were, and give you chance to rest up: Some of our sub scribers has told us that our editorials is so deep and full of thought that il makes them tired to read them week ir and week out. It'sSa great thing to bs the editor of newspaper like the Boo. gle and to write editorial opinions con cerning the live topicls of the day fol them as have no opinions of their owr and we hope we keenly feel the respon- sibility of our posishion. Where would some of our subscribers ever get their opinions, we ask, if they didn't gel them outen the Bugle7 Our subscriber: looks to us every week for their opin- ions and when they are in doubt about anything they generally hunt up their back copies of the Bugle to see what we said about it, If anything.
 Next week we hope to have in this space red hot editorial on something or other, but at this writing we don't know what. If any of our subscribers would like to read our editorial opinior on some subjeckt or other which wodle he of interest to the readers of the Blu gle kindly let Us know what the sub ieckt is and we will treat it without fear or favor. Sujjestshions kindly re- ceived at this office. Subscribe for the Bugle. Good tC
 read. good to spread on cupboard
 shelves, good to stop up holes in win dows with.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-27
Personals 6 Locals Mkt

Miss Phoebe Hildebrand. our talented dresmaker burnt her finger on a hot iron one day recently. we did not learn which day.
 Farmers to the North of Bingviiie re- port a heavy fall of rain last Tuesday night. Well, It's too late in the season now for the rain to do any Eood-if they had of had that rain about last June when 1t was so dry they would of ap- preciated 1t
 Abe witherow is snffering again from a narrowing toenail. We never had one of those but Abe says it's turrible painful while 1t lasts and aches worse than toothache.
 wes woodruff went out to hunt deer last Satterday and shot q rabbit wes most ushuaiiy shoots something or other if it's nothing more than mark.
 Brad Hinsley of Sorrow Hollow was saw on our street one dey last week. He made the trip afoot to Bingville to pur- chase plug of tobacco. Brad said he had been out of chewing for two days and that 1t went turrible hard with. him. He had the plug half chewed up before he started home.
 Dad Henderson who fit in the war of the Rebellyun and gets penshion has not got 1t & this month and is con sidefable worked up as a result. Dad saws what is the use of going to war and getting all shot up for your coun- try when you don't get nothink for it7 Dads war complaint ia mostly rheu- matiz.
 Amos EiIlyer, our attorney, loryer & legal light has been asked for divorce bv Bill Hepburn, our artistiek black smith. Bill says he finds that he can't get along with his wife unless he lets whislxey alone. Anne told Bill that he would try to procure divorce for the sum of $25 but couldn't promise sure to get it. Bill then told Anne he guessed he needn't mind getting any divorce for him as he would ruther live with his wife than pay that much for a divorce. Mrs Martha Tucker had @ awful head ache last Friday from to 5. Eph Higgins, our contemplating post master announces to the general public | that the P. O. will be closed for two or three days next week being as he has got behint on his fall work and is going to | take a few days off to attend to 1t. Buy your stamps and get your mail before the office closes.
 Mrs Cy Hoskins went to the Co. seat last week to do some shopping. She pur- chased considerable groceries material ! for a new dress and 6 new hat. And still 1 Cy Hoskins, her husband stands up for patronizing homo trade.
 Subscribe for the Bugle and pay in ad-
 vance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-27
Got the Wrong Bottle

Deacon Butterworth, one of our most estimable citizens and . staunoh piller of tbe Bingville church, tells us that he eot up tother night with pain in hIs stummick and went to the cupboard to take Q pull from bottle of ginger tea which his wife had made for just such an emergency, but that being aa it was dark hs got holt of R bottle of old rye which he keeps iR the house feF medicinal purposes only and before he realised it he had drunk about pint of the henieus truck, The deaeen said fhat he didn't grievs about this mistake which he couldn't help none and that he bsiIeysg tAe iiekeP helped hiH penA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-27
Teeth Found

While driving to the Go. seat one day last week Hen weatherSby, prop. of our general store found set of false teeth in the road which somebody had went and lost. The teeth wasn't any use to Hen, being as he only got new set last month and when he returned to Bingviile he made inquiries of customers who come into his store as to whose teeth they might be, and asking here and there If anvbody had lost a upper set that they knowed of, but Hen he couldn't seem to roiIshed them up and put them in his show case and now offers them for sale for ss. Jeremiah Barker and Gage White both tried the teeth. but they wouldn't flt either of them and so they are still for saie. GO in and look at these teeth. Thia 10 a chance to get q set of store teeth at a bargain If you need anything In that line. When you consider that you can't get set of store teeth which snno,Int to much for less than $i0. then store teeth at S2 is big bargain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-27
P. of Cloves Lost

Blamed # didn't go and loss ons of my bucksxin gloves on she street tcthsr day which T paid n dollar pr. for as Hen WeatherBby's store only last WICK. I was wearing the gloves at the tifns and took one of same off and tunked it under my arm until would lisne my pipe and when come to think about 1t later the glove was gone. sonas Eone. I went back and looked for t where h lit nay pipe, but it was nowhere tc ha saw and persurne somebody picked 1t up and kept it. What good is one giove to mo without the tother one which lost, I aalk3 They was mates ana I feel like a blame fool wearing only ono without tother. I win givs 2 liberal reward of s cts. to whoever win return this lost glove to me. Or I will sell the glove I have to party who found the lost glove for 7b cts. Here ia a chance to get a pair of gloves cheap. OBED1Ah AANAANo.
 BingvilIe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-27
BIG PREMIUM OFFUR
Here ls a Chans to Get SomsthInS
 for Nethlnt

Tn order to get our hands on q little spare cash we therefore make the follow ing unheard of turrible biz premium offer:
 To anybody paying us the insignificant sum of g cash in hand before the cnu of the present month we will send them the BinRviils Bugle every week for the period of ia months. Any person can see at a glance that if you take advan- tage of this magnanimous offer you will be getting the Bugle two months for nothing and that's good deal these hard times.
 We make this offer not so much be- cause the canIsr of charity is snawing at our vitals, as you might say, but be- cause we need the money in our busines& We have . ambishion to raise about s25 in order to pay off a few debts which are plnching us considerable at present, and unless we get hold of this amount fin the near future, it is more than likely that it will become necessary for us to suspend the Bugle for week or two in order to cut down expenses.
 Now, who will be the first to take ad- vantage of this grand offer? When yots read this notice do not throw the paper down carelessly and say that it does not interest you, but take time by the fore lock and bring g to this office and we will do the rest If our back subscribers would only pay up q small percentage of what they owe us we wouldn't haft to make this great offer, but we have almost give up getting any revenue from that sourse. Please come accompanied by the cash. No otfers need apply.
 EDITOR BINGvILLE BUGLE.
 TAKE NOTICE--We neglected to state that the above offer applies only to them as are not-already subscribers to IXtfo ranar
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-27
Country Correspondence
HAPPY VALLEY.

Pedier Joe passed through our midst last week and sold considerable msrchan- disc in this vicinity.
 Jim Snyder sold iebu. of wheat at HardscrabbIe last week. Consideration paid unknown.
 There was a spsiAng bee at Dist. No. last week on Friday ev'g. Several of our young folks attended and report q en- IoyabIe time.
 Mrs. Jim Wheeler lost two bullets by skunk last Saturday night or Sunday morning she don't know which.
 Ben Gibbs is setting up the seegars to the boys. It's another girl which weighs 10 lbs on the butter scales, but as they weigh light Ben says he wouldn't be surprised she would weight II or l2
 Miss Mary Ann Greene the bell of Hap py Valley has q cold sore on her lips and has purchased some cold cream for same. f4
 Ralph Amosse's horse and buggy was tied out in front of the residence of Miss Tiny Brown last Saturday ev'g until after D. m. You keep purty late hours l0f spar am ~ EcxELsroR.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-27
Too TIght

Miss Molly Tucker purchased a new usIr of corsets at Hep Weathersby's store last week. which shf wore 10 church iaSt Sunday morning fof the first time. Tshey made Molly look turrible neat. but, o, what she sufferedl Molly almost broke down when she went to sing a solo rsrt in the church choir. and when the serrnon was half over she had to go home. bseauEe. as she said, she didn't seem to be ahle to get her breth. Early Monday morninR she took them back and Hen ex- chanRed them for a bigger pair.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-27
Notice to tha Trade

One of my sons, Aionzo 6kiliinEH 60 he exact, has went and run up q blii of s3 at the Go. seat for spiritus frunlenti and the bill has been sent to me to pay, [ desire to say that AionEo purchased said epiritus frImenti without my knowl- edge or consent and it's worse than uses ieEs to try to maka me pay his debts. ain't got no money nor don't expAot tn nave nona until next grass. This ia a vgarnInR to tho trade generally not to Jet Aionso have nothing on my acct, for I went pay t. If you do 50 yeu do se Rt vour own pArii C risk because don't per- poae Co be hald for it,
 " sILAH stSItddNds.
 ainEvIfiA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-27
CALAMITY CORNERS.

Ezekiel snodgrass while lighting his pipe last Sunday burnt of porshion of his whiskers. ~
 Mics Ziiia Comstoek who has been a visiting her uncle, old Ben Coulstock. of Snake Bend, has returned honlAs.-S Well. she left one sad heart behint, didn't she Bin?
 csid Hawkins shot at fox last week missing same. This makes several foxes Gid has shot at and missed so far this fall
 sam Boge sharped his axe up to a razor edge last week. Sam wfil shortly beein to cut lumber for a new barn which he will begin to, bulld In the spring. ,., ,s
 Mrs Amri Wilson has a turripie coid on her lungs.
 This are all the news we can think of at this writing. Ftore non.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-27
SuIdo and Family Back Again

snlde Petersby, wife and seven children arc back in BinGville again after residing for a few weeks in Pottcwassie co. Hnid0 ia at present living in Bill HepbuFn's vaoant buggy shed on Main street. gnido savs this Fesidsnoe win haft 10 do untiI he can find something better. snide also says thai Pottawassie Co. ain't no place far A person who has aEnhiahlons like he hes, He says hs is giaA te get hank to BiaEVfiIO,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-27
Challenge

hereby challenge anybody in BiAgVilla or neIRhborhoed to play me Q game of checkers in Hen WsathersbyH steFe fer the sasSara, for the erewd, loseF to gay for same, If you think you can play checkers just try me on,
 BIGH BARKER,
 Champssn, RiAsyiils,