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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-05-19
Commercial Club.

There will be meeting of the Paris
Commercial Club at the court nous e
Thursday night.
Charles l. Stewart. of Lexington, B.
K. Jouett. CT Winchester and Mayor
j. M. O'Brien will make addresses at
the meeting Thursday night. The fol-
Owing standing committees have been
appointed:
Public Policy-Geo. Rassenfoss, Chair
man, K. K. Mccartney, NJ j. LAWN,
Vim. Grammar, Chas. A. Mcmillan.
Mercantile and Manufacturing
H. Anderson, Chairman, J. W. Bacon,
j: w. Payne, DR.. j. I. Vansant, Vim.
Shire.
Entertainment-D C. G. Daughef-
ty, Chairman, DR.. NJ. H. Daley, F. P.
Lowry. Ed. Brannon, j. S. Wilson, w.
Ed. Tucker, John w. Yerkes.
development - DR.. Z. S. Henry,
Chairman, G. P. Cook, D. &. Parrish,
Frank Kiser, c. Arnsparger.
Press-B. A. Frank, Chairman, Robt.
Shea, Clarence Thomas.
Membership-A A. j. Winters, Chair
man, A. J. Fee, G. r. James, Geo.
Stuart, l.. Woolstein.
Finance. T. Linton, Chairman, n.
+. Brent, H. A. Power.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-05-19
THE CAMPAIGN IS ON.
Who Will Be President !?

To form your opinions and keep in
touch with the progress OF the cam
plign. you will need first-ciass news
papers. We have made special ar
engagements whereby you can get the
Daily Courier-Journai or Daily Louis
Vile Times and The Bourbon News
from now until December l, 1908, for
500.
This gives you live metropolitan
paper through the campaign and the
election. Order to-day, as subscription
will start with issue of day order is
received. No back numbers can be
sent.
4 This special campaign offer is in
effect only during June, July and
August, and no subscriptions will be
received at the reduced rate after
August 81 under any circumstances.
Send your subscription orders to this
paper-not to the COurier-Journal or
Times. tt
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-05-19
BRYAN in the Lead.

The Chicago Tribune which has been
making canvass of preferences for
the Democratic nominee for President
sums it up by saying: William Jen-
nings Bryan is the first choice of II
per cent. of the Democratic workers
invited TO contribute their views. The
overlooking majority of the party In
favor of Bryan forecasts his nomina-
ton at Denver.
Applying the two-third rule Bryan
S i'll has the nomination on the face of
tne Tribune's returns. His nearest
competitor is Gov. John A. Johnson.
of Minnesota, who obtained IL per
cent. of the total of approximately
d GOO votes. The difference between
the two leaders is so extraordinary &c
Il indicate that Bryan is practice ly
the unanimous choice of his party.
"There is good deal of oppos tlon
TO Br, an in the Eastern States. 1t
seems to be confined largely to the men
who were behind Parker four years
ago. These people have, to certain
EXTENT. taken up Gov. Johnson, be-
cause. in some peculiar way, they have
conceived the idea he is conservative
II is not so much that they like John
son more, but Bryan less.
"But so overwhelming is Bryan
lead so far as the Tribune's ballot is
concerned, that it foreshadowS his
nomination beyond possibility Of oppo-
| sition. He is much farther IN advance
of he field than Taft is on the Re
publican side of the fence.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-05-19
Prominent Man Suicides.

James NJ. Saffel, one of the most
prominent men in Frankfort and one
Of the leading Masons and Knights
Templar of Kentucky, was found dead
in bis home at Frankfort about d 30
o'clock Saturday afternoon with gas
pouring from two jets in. the room.
Some Of the relatives believe that Mr..
Saffel turned on the gas by accident.
His young wife, was his daughter-in-
law, having married his son. the late
Phythian Saffel, was in Louisville.
Her first husband committed suicide
several years ago. Mr.. Saffel was
seen Saturday by several of his
friends He seemed to be rather
respondent, they say, but no one had
anv idea of suicide. Mrs. Saffel is a
daughter Of Col. L. II. Taylor, Jr.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-05-19
a;6h-Class Entertainment.

v. tho same degree of excellency
wiz oot that has prevailed in their
this W.! ~Ubil hills. Messrs. McMahan and
pew onened the third week of the
JschSUi;iI theatre at the Paris Ora nd
vsuuSiabt with an entire change of
ias s.doviIle acts and new illustrated
Vsuu and moving pictures
sO IT, nresent agreeable weather has
iu ne q effect of bringing out larger
pau a. ard as a consequence those
crO"SSo ove been attending nightly are
VII lT "noIsased with the performances
wei bigb in their praise nf the manage
anu ne 1yho IS sparing no pains or eX-
nlel,' n secure the best for the people
Of Paris; 49,. ononod Tho housa ,os+
~ IT and which will continue through
nlsI me week. is an exceptionally good
O Due and one that the theatre-goers of
VIZ ;oun the size of Paris rarely have an
S..n O~r OF seeing, such attrac-
9 .!a.s at this time of the year being
..orfned to the larger cities.
'UTIi,.ooman's educated goats, the hea' :
- attraction, is one that pleased all
u lnS tbeir wonderful performance of
snu of the must difficult feats. exc
S sgtad in a manner that denoted almost
Suoan intelligence and masterful
4r,;ning. brought forth vociferous ap-
nIanse. AS an enter ~aiament for Oh =
tsran and for older folk, we aye yet To
Master Lewis Messing, the song
alnsfrator. and Miss Jennie lie Bulger,
. verv clever monologue artist both
s.ored decided hit with the audience.
Ivery and Carl, two black faced COM
edians. in their sketch, presented some
If the latest and most refined jokes,
and from the first kept the audience
IN a state of hilarity. This team, in
its cleverness, adds much to the already
replete bill, and is quite a drawing
card.
The performance was concluded with
the wonderful animated pictures en-
filled 1.-The Chlld's Hate" and "a
Trim TO the Moon" Messrs. McMahan
and Jackson enjoy the distinction of
producing moving pictures that cannot
be surpassed in subject and in the man.
ner in which they are presented to the
mbIc, and of which too much cannot
no said
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-05-19
MATRIMONIAL.

This afternoon, at 3 O'Clock. Miss
TTstue Hill Mann and DR. William
hnghney Dudley will ne united In the
.TE tonds of wedlock at the home of
Due Due brides parents, Judge and Mrs.
o %ssssell Mann. Elder c: req T. Morgan
OIL, me wedding will be quiet affair,
my Z lev Intimate friends and the inn
n ~eiate families of the contracting
r r~i will be present to witness the
Mill ro,lliha'lon of the love affair of this
popular couple. :
eo me orlde-to-be is one of Bourbon
v Unity hanCsomest and Ioveliest
a. g women, possessing all the traits
IN. character that goes to make Ken
ny womanhood noted the world over
MI ne to-be-grOom is one of Paris
nbm prominent and S, &C essful young
S1ssiIelsns, held in the highest esteem
nstS large circle of friends. May the
hfs' OF this young couple through
ao~ oe strewn with the swe atest of
"eis' Is the wish of the News.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-05-19
Yesterdays Races.

At Churchill Downs, Louisville, yes
terday, Servience won the first race
with j. w. Ferguson's Hammetrical
second. Ferguson's Dainty Dame won
the second race, Al Muller second, Lit
tie Usage third.
Third race E. M. Frye won.
Fourth race = Impertinence won ;
Clarified second; Class Leader third.
Fifth race-Mistress Sewell won ;
Serenade second Alice third.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-05-19
GRADUATION Presents.

What is more suitable for a
fair graduate than a beautiful
chased bracelet, a handsome
Iy designed locket with attach
ed chain, or a deliCately
mounted gold breach pin.
For the manly boy we Can
show you a varied and beau
tifui line of gold scarf pins,
cuff buttons, charms, pocket
knives, and novelties in ster-
ling silver to suit the most
faStidiOuS.
SHIRE & FITHlAN.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-05-19
Especial BARGAINS in Lots.

have some especial bargains in
town lots left. One good one for $3.50.
on easy payment plan. Three with
concrete walks, shade trees and city
water, ,etc., for $500 on easy payment
plan. | will be glad to talk to you.
Respectfully.
Is DR.. HENRY.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-05-19
Home-Killed Meats.

For nice roast or steak call US up.
Our meats are all home-killed and are
sweet and juicy. Everything in our
shop is in a perfect sanitary condition.
10 2t MARGOLEN.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-05-19
Fresh Fish.

Nice fresh fish just received. Re
member we dress all to suit the Gus
toner and save them the fuss with the
cook.
l9 ct MARGOLEN.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-05-19
Car Load OF Babies.

car load of forty-five babies pass
ed through Lexington. The little ones
are being taken from New York to
different points in the south, where
different families have. agreed TO adopt
them.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-05-19
81 People Poisoned.

Miss Burgoff, Sunday school
teacher at Los Angeles. CAL, is dead.
and 80 children are dangerously i'll as
the result of eating the fruit of cas-
tor bean shrub. Several of the children
are expected to die. Miss Burgoff
took her class to picnic Thursday and
they ate the shrub by mistake.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-05-19
New Wall Paper Pattern.

| am prepared to furnish you with
the latest patterns in wall paper and
decorations for your room. Will hang
same without any delay. Would be
pleasd to show my samples. East
Tenn. Phone 439.
6feb 3mo j. G. SNYDER.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-05-19
LOST.

Between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets, pocket book. Finder please
leave at the News office and receive
suitable reward, or telephone Home
phone 483.
IL st MRS. ROBT. BURNS.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-05-19
Yesterdays Baseball Results

Cincinnati, 9; New York, :.
Philadelphia, O; Pittsburg, z.
Boston, 8; st. Louis, l.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-05-19
Louisville Lime.

ing.
l24t FORD e. co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-05-19
Refrieerator Time.

Save money and ice by purchasing a
North Star Refrigerator. We have
them. j. 7. HINTON.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-05-19
LARGE Stock.

We sell the best carpets and rugs in
the world. Large stock TO select from.
j. T. HINTON.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-05-19
BIRTHS.

Born, to the wife OF Z. Forman.
on Ferguson street, daughter, second
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-05-19
WANTED.

To borrow five thousand dollars from
three to five years at five per cent.
Ample security. Inquire at this
Office. 5t
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-05-19
Books Open.

List your property with Adcock, the
real estate man. for the Big Combina'
tion Sale. 5 If
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-14

Ilaaor Cunnissicnsr gchn ! Brser. p-ssi-
Gent q ths Lfncoln heras- whc is une cf
rhe heE orators u- frh-s-na-s-n ir the
state. win make hr5E address Mayer
James Dahlnan - Omaha has anoepted
an t-vltstino 90 SPEAK ltrs EnEfEh VII
slnE. and other speakers and musicians
WI he On TIRE program MBYuT uszhlu1nn
formerly lived n lzocola- He has delivered
many addresses CT frzts-nalisrn End whsr-
ever be has spoken hss ben c1npltrnsuted
On account q ms ssrneEtnsss.
Tayior Returns 60 Omaha
De-s-1frs u1nshus q Omaha Who vas
tn Zancoln yesterday 70 get James Taylor.
returned tins morning with ths young man
TuurE Tsvlor r. a brother 20 Pay Tsyln-
q HHvslock- who Is Euprosei to have
ruhb-d q Ssusl-T st1re 81 Omaha u is
charged that James Tsv1u- it also mixed
uP In The affair. He said RS brother Esvs
his father rhir1r-tuo watches sftsr return
ing from o-nshs recently hut the time
pieces were not found ~ ths officers A
n TaTlc-. the young mans father was
arrested yesterday. hui WAS 6ischsrred TO-
cay. a. No complains was fnsd sEsinE-
him Rsy Tsyior escsp+d from the Have-
ls-ik police when arrested Monday nigh
and has nu1 t.esn located since A rcu-s
man named George Mclaughlin living q
Omaha was found with uns q the watches
on his person Al Omaha yesterday and
taken into custody The case VII be In
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-14
Annsuneaents OF the TAe.ters.

Ths daily nEttnees Al the OrpheEn TINS
Esek are proving 50 popular with Vanity
PAR thEt they might bs called The ~Ves-E
Victoria r1stnees As a mara q diEtinc-
ton 70 the talented English cumedlsnns.
z-ho = making then ths vogue II there
Is any doubt about Omaha having lhe dear
matinee ElIl" and lu1s q then q The real
pretty ldnd- q visit 10 any q Ihs mE-iness
WI disPel n il is really Interesting 10 lis
ten 20 the girls gossip EbouI Miss Victoria
znd II iE q genuine mark q the tEleutss
performers Ehihrg-
There are some desirable seats SER for
me mErDse and evening Performance TO
Gay and FridAV and As ths denAnd fer ths
Saturday ulz1ines and evening perform
Enres IS unusGslly lEuEs Il might BE- vel
Tor some of rhuss who want 70 hear Ves-s
TirturiR. u AMEND sans q these earlsl
performances
Per ths remainder C TIE Essk stsrrins
tuniEhL James , Corhsrt Wll he the a.
tfhrtiun Al the KruE-theafer n hss lz1sEr
s1uness Tie BurglAz and the Lay Ths
play IN question - q product q ne par
q LAnEdol NAoCorziek and Es5ds fnu1
~ EttrAcuFanezz a. q s1EEa EtuTg. Il 4
szia 70 hs nlsd Win a sTlsl6id lot g.
erEmlEnc situations Thsrs III - Lhi
usaAl Saturday 1-Nu1sas -. ..-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-14
SEVEN MINE WORKERS NLLEr
ExpIosion iH Mount Lookout CoIIiery
Near NESminE, Pa, Results
Fatally.

w1LKEsRARRE. Pa Nay l2-SsveH
mine workers were instantly killed ana
mare than dozen injured this afternoon
ir Al explosion il TIE Mount Lookout co.
nsry OF the Tempe Coal and Ir0E con-
rzny al TyoE1lnE. near here
The explosion occurred 800 feet under
ground and 1900 feet from the shaft up
which the miners make thsiT exit John
Kusmith 3 miner, left . small gas
-faaszT" tur1 fE rhe extreme snd q 3
EAz.EEsy al q last night which SET fire
70 rhs r5uoers and the coal EzrlT TINS
morning Ehen the fire boss started into
ths mines 70 r1zks his rounds he clscoE-
ersd the FIRE he 81 uuus reported il. End
Win three men tr1rd 70 EuSdls the f1zules
hut they net Ellh gas while rry-lng 70
Do %. shortly after & s1EhI eEpluEio1
occurred. burning the four men. oUt not
seriously iusurtlE then They thea came
cut q the mine and the inside foreman
sum1n0usd q gang q men Together and
vent into ths mine 70 PHI uEI the FIRE
TbeV worked al Cay around Ihe fiEmes IN
urdsr 70 shut them OF and st05 them
frum EErsadilg
They thea lei air from En1thsr Ez1EWsy
IN 70 Ell9E the gas 70 escape. ans Whils
dallE - = Escs1a sLFlgEiol occurred
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-14

La Porte. Tel Is said 10 have had 500
with him when be left Ihe western Town
and his relatives have heard nothing from
him since The writer q the letter neg
lected TO mention any physical peculiarly
by which Ten might hs Identified
one q the watches found IN the rains q
the GUINNESS hone Was shown TODAY 70
be watch q Ole BadsburE, one ot the
supposed victims uf Mrs. Guinness from
lola Wls- A letter WIS received today by
Coroner Mack from lola saying that Buds
hurg's watch Was a. open face sod time
piece. Nc. 171s5sS. with a No q WEltham
1nure1nsrt- seventeen jewels, No. l4DEl244
The description IEniss. according 10 Prose
rUt3r smiLh, with uns q me watches found
IN the ruins
Prosecutor Smith SAID that The SILVER
watch tARs1 from LEmphers when he Vas
arrested has been declared hy ASK HelEe-
lsin 10 ressmhls The one which ms brother,
Andrew. owned Lamphsrss watch was 4
present 70 him from Mrs Guinness
3. J. Hunter. the nsn carrier on whose
route the Guinness farm is situated. Sad
today that Mrs- Guinness carried on her
lnal-dnu nurisl business under three different
names He declared thst be had delivered
scores q letters 10 Mrs Guinness under
The names q Mrs. Belle Sorsnsen-" Mrs.
Belle Guinness and Mrs Jennie Elnkley-~ -~
Coroner Mack has received The Frlsun
record and BerdIlon uezsursuanrE q Al
drew EeIEelein, who served ten years IN
rhs Minnesota psuits-IEry for burglary
ana ErsC1-
4 F1uEeTruu detective, who gave cut that
he was going 70 Warsaw 70 appear before
the grand Jury, Is reported 10 have gone IN
search q lstterE which Mrs. Guinness Is
sad 10 have hzd addressed 70 hsT under
r-Er1uus aliases
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-14
WALLS HEAR AND FENCES SEE
such ts Brought ouf af Hearing of
the Lid Lifting Case in
Police Court.

The vsrv walls have ears and high board
fences have eyes when i comes 70 apFrS-
hendtuE sa8ool keepers trying 70 ply "
The n5 IN Omaha OF Sunday. Tins was III
orally proven s1 TIE f1aAl ot K c Ram
II police cuurT Wednesday. Officer Wood
ridEe testified that be had placed ms eye
il 5uxtApuslilun 10 . knot hole in the high
fence which screens TIE premises hack q
Rams saloon. 15E Webster street and
that there be had perceived Ram emerge
from the back door carrying Z bottle of
whisky. which bottle be sold 70 q customer
receiving therefor 3 cents
A s Ri1chjs. attorney for Ram argued
a. length OF technicEIi-ies and in the end
Judge Crawford deferred 3 decision until
the Brtorasy can submit suthor7uss o. the
rropositizns be PUt forward
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-14

BROKEN BOW-p1strsct nauT1 - IN sea-
Eiun Lzis week. Win ancge Bruno EoEteIlsr
q kezTnsy presiding As thiE iE not q JUN
tern civil cases unly vi be trle5-
BEATR1CE-The funeral services for lhs
late David Cheek were hslG yesterday p
4EI1si lie FANNY 1l7--le -zz- E11aE-r---il-- u
lErmeut IN ETsrEreen HcIns nsmeiery.
HEATRICE--OVeT an inch q rain hzs
fallen IN tniE vicinity the lEEI rWo daVE
TIE ground iE thoroughly s0Eksd and n
suune places the farmzrs are Unshis 20 gel
into Their fisliE-
BEATElCE-A rsceptlu1 WAS fEndsred al
he Pres uE-lsriEa church lEEr er=ninE ~
Rev. L d Young End wife Ab0uf 81
Eers presslL Rev EOung neos1Ily came
here fruU loHra 70 saroeee Rev W. Il
kearnE A. pAsloE-
LINDSAG-The Platte County Tsarh-
ers' EsEeciAIi11 tad q FerT tnrsrdElinE
meet there being gr1EncEnne q Ehuui
forty teErhsrs OEinE % the Nreck 81 ths
trLln Ul saturday 11st Wezl e Crestur
s11ae Eers la1f and TrtEeutsd olbsrs from
f----f--
NEBRASKA CITT-MrE Clilks1heard
~ - ..a-ll .a11 ktllllEu lliuksu b Ar
Of this cltF, gA4 str1aksn win paralysis
al tke home q her 6suEhter. Mrs- LYnns
a. u0iC1. Nhere Ebe vent a. visit So
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-14
BRIDE OF A DAY DISAPPEARS
Waterloo Waman Marries Grand
Island Man and Cannot BE Found

Waterloo Waman Marrfes Grand
Island Mnn and Cannot BE Pound.
HASTINGS. Neh-. Nay Ia Special Tsle-
Ersrn. D-Ihres days AFTER TIER wedding
whirh was performed in Omaha last Sstur-
day. Ms. Adam LsEisr. bride Of . patent
gate rnanu1s cturer Of this city. deserted
hiu CT was abducted fruuz her husband IN
Grand Island. They were en routs 10
their home ia tins city when Ms LHE1sr
disappeared.
Saturday morning friends uf M LeEisr
here received czSds Announcing his mar
risrs in Omaha. Friday afternoon. 70 Mss
EvIeyn McCllntock Of Waterloo. Douglas
county Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs
LeEler went from Omaha 10 Grand Island
and took apartments al the Palmer house.
They were expected here on the afternoon
train from Grand Island Sunday.
som after dinner SUNDAY. Mr.. LeElsr
left his hrs6s al ths hotel and went 10
keep q business sppointras11- He expected
10 meet her a. The Depot In time 10 take
The train fer Hastings she failed TO aE-
pear 81 the depot. snd- being unable 70
find any trace q her n the hotel OF slss-
where M Lsglsr notified The police.
Abou1 7-sB IN The evening WINS EdEett
ana Esroest Larkir of TINS city were taken
f into custody while on their way 10 church
. and escorted 10 the pclios station 70 be eK-
sui1ed relative 70 the supposed abduction
uf Mrs LeE1er. They correEpoDdsd 10 The
( description q IEo men who were E1s-
. pected in connection with the disappear
ance q the woman. but they Immediately
convinced the officers q their inDoosnos
Z and were released
The police Of Grand Island have disr0v-
Z cred. they EIisEs. lhRi Mrs Lsg7s- re-
NAMED II hiding PsA- that city anti yes
1srdEy morning. when she boarded & train
{ Tor Omaha accompanied by two men Mr
LeElsr gave I'D Ihe search Monday and
went 10 Fremont Nothing has been heard
frum him here IL is -unored that Mrs
Legle- had some Sg1D q her husband 4
money when she disappeared Sunday Ma
LsEleT denies this M Jeglsr owns con
Z siderable properly n tins uou11y, where
he has resided thirty years.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-14
school Of EIpre.sion Graduation.

UNIVERSITY PLACE, Neb- NAY IA
SPECIAL LAS evening in the Eueitu-lurn
uf the Nebraska NeslsgHn University Ihs
classes day exercises q Lhs graduating
class q the school q -sKFrsssiul were
hesd The program VAS dirt5sd into two
parts The flTs1 FreEsnting work in the
heavy Classical drama and the secand part
presenting q hight farce The graduates
presented tUo scenes ffnn Hamlet, the
mad scene and The grave diEEsrs' scs0e-
IN these heavy ShEksEpesreEn roles 1hs
amateurs did fairly wei r d McNsn
lrlFsrsonstinE Hamlet Won the sTTruvs,
of the audience n = verF enthusiasts
Esv
The second part q the program was .
farce called fhs College Brsso Pan,
uratten by Mss Edy1h Harris, q senior n
me cuueEe a Liberal Arts This farce WAS
giren q college setting and 80 vel por-
frzyed college .ife that II Nron the approval
a adverse critics The suthO- Of the
plsr. handed ons q the mOs1 sut-le parts,
and he- acting had tings o. the pro
fessiuusl rir-
THE class - 1915 GO the school
eKT7esstrn f= composed of rhs falloEing
rrc.--bs rs-- p-ive EliCl- Martha GErloCk
A1rrFr taral Z . McNeiu L.ueills
p. Fsr Aizzi- IIordia- Wtnifued Winter,
0as fsancaea. O. Bdvuhe Harms Nllua
cine. EGrsy Vardenst=r. Mabel Law
,--.ase s6s-slde LyuEa and W W
Hsghes-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-14

FREMONT Nsh- Nay q Special u
The safe BurIeTs ASSOCIATION, an organ
iEaIiun composed q men engaged = me
manufacture and burlling of sods water.
pop and oIEH- Temperance drinks. mel here
Ueue lhirtK-rwo members snroled- The
business transacted consisted q Z discus
son Of matters connected with Lhs Ira6e
and crsdlI sslsE Ths EIks lodge rsndered
lhs visitors the privileges Of lis club room
last evening. The DeXt session VII be held
Al Grand Island 7. J SEdlErek Of STeI-
Ger EEs chosen F-eEidsa1 and Il n Gould
inE Of Omaha secretary
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-14

sIOTN FALLS, 5 D. Nav l2-iSqeciAI3
--AfttT hagllE b=tn officially connected
WITH the Esm0nd siatt bank. q, EsmOnd
for some time. George J. ColeuiAn- form
srlv q Nelzgh- &sh-. has sold hiE interest
Ia ths instliu1iuu 10 A X Barber. Erssidsu1
oI TIE hsnk giving immediate possession
Mr. Coleman with MS family viz leave
the lElter pan q TINS week for Neigh,
where ne E1n remain uutn ne decides upon
haE future line 0f business Himself and
mlmhsrs q ms family became very popu-
lar during rhsir rssldsrce a. EEnond. and
ths1T departure Is regretted
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-14

warner Sutherland. the Victim, VIII
Recover.

RAsSETT. Neb-. Nay -S-lspsciAl Tels-
grEml-In KsyB PahE county, four miles
east Ct earns. A X Robinson about 3
o'clock lEsI niEhI shot Warner Sutherland
Both men are residents q thai county and
both formerly lived IL Msdisal counry- The
report q 1bs affair received here Is 70 the
effect that Robilsua's daughter charged
Sutherland with an attempted criminal as
sault and Robinson and his son-in-l8E,
William B5cklsr. went 10 SutheTlEnd 5
place and called him ont Sutherland deuled
the accusation. and when be saw that Rob
inson intended 70 shoot be started 70 run
70 ths house and before be reached the
house Q charge of heavy shot from Robin
sons gun hi him In The hack and legs
Il is also reported that Becker shot AZ
suthsraEnd twice with q rdle and tsled 10
hi Kim
RohtnEon went 70 spr1ngvjsw and SUI
ren6e1sd 10 the Euth0r1riss. il is thought
thar Sutherland viii Gle Sutherland iE q
nephew uf FsliI Hale q Madison county.