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Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16
THE SEARCHLIGHT ON Q-UAk
Nebraskans Hear About A Discovery
That VetOes Gray Hair.
RESTORES THE COLOR OF YOUTH
Name OF DR.. Mott Is Bound To Become
Familiar To Northumberland Who
Are Shy on Hair and want To
Save What Left.

When the roll OF the worlds benefac.
tors is called, DR.. Mott is sure to hear his
name. Nebraska people are learning con-
siderable about the discovery Of this man
who found in the West Indies the secret
for changing gray hair to its natural color.
While hereditary badness is not a disease,
and is rated as incurable. about 30 per cent
OF the bald people are victims Of seborrhea.
This causes an excess of dandruff. and Is
amenable to treatment. Or, Motifs Q-ban
Hair Restorer has proved very successful
In such cases of badness. It Is a remedy
In which the faith OF those who have put
II on the market Is so strongly fixed that
for any case Of gray hair that Is not re-
stored to It's natural color, after the use OF
three bottles, the druggist who sells them
will refund every penny Of their cost to the
purchaser. There's that something in this
Q-ban Hair Restorer which provides
needed food for the nerves. muscles and
sebaceous glands OF the scalp. Men anG
women with a tendency to badness, find
in this discovery of DR.. Motifs Just what
they need TO arrest the sparsity and in,
crease the growth and health OF the hair
Here in Omaha DIR. Motifs Q-ban Hair Re.
storer can be purchased at Myers-Dillon
Drug Co.'S drug store. They'll tell YOU
how to get a big bottle free.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16

Nebraska News Notes.

PERU-The seniors are crecking up their
credits. the school Is very strict in this
regard and many seniors are wearing long
faces.
CENTRAL CITY-The Central City laun-
dry, a large wooden structure in the north
part OF town, was destroyed by fire Fri
day night. The loss is put at 81 6OO. while
the owner, c. c. Demon carried 5000 in
s%urance. The source of the fire is not
known.
PERU-Notice was posted on the bulletin
boards of the school today that c. L. Cone,
superintendent of schools at Summerfield,
work In the Normal, and who would have
been graduated with the class of 1903, died
recently at that place.
PERU-The athletic board requires that
everyone who takes part in the athletics OF
the school shall have a standing Of above
rs per cent in all his classes. One of the
main players of the foot ball team and one
substitute were recently discharged from
the team under this ruling because they
were found to be 2 per cent low In class
standing In one subject,
PERU-The students of German In the
Normal met recently and organized a club,
known as the Peru state Normal German
lows Pre- SIlnfers AS Ss u sas f Eiseh aTs as T sSIs
president. Helgavan Gordan; secretary,
Bertha schick; treasurer. A. T. Holtzen;
sGSrse1 gpiiiner van 1t k IS the p psTpSse P of IT.,
club to develop fluency in the use OF the
EEsI II man rsSs1 bs aise ana a fine + oG of G ssa' p aG
word is imposed for every word Of Eng
lish spoken
DAVID CITY-Tom Blacketer, who lives
In the southwest part of town. went home
drunk last evening and ran his wife and
children out OF the house with a gun and
bors, hearing the screams of the family,
~telephoned for the marshal. who wen down
and brought Blaeketer back on a dray. He
was full OF fight and gave the officers a
hard tussle. Blacketer formerly lived al
Ulysses, but has moved here lately TO work
on the sewer, Two or three times in the
last ten lays he has been beating his wife
and children and threatening to XIII them.
CENTRAL CITY-As the result OF a pc
culiar accident Miss Kate Smith is lying
at The home OF her father. Jacob Smith.
southwest Of town. in a serious condition.
ard u will be several weeks before she
will be able to be up again. While un-
Harvesting a team of horses another team
drove into the yard and the horses. the
young woman was handling became fright
ened and one OF them jumped on her
knocking her down and tramninR IN her
One OF he~ @-~ns zoe N--~~~ her nose Wae
H--ten ana the teeth OF her back-comb hae
) Inflicted a sewers wound on the back OF
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16

Tho Dundee Woman's club met on We'd
nesday with Mrs. @. C. Edgerly'
& n Rush Is in Denver on business con-
nected with his official position.
Mr.. James w. Hamilton was in Chicago
on business during part OF the week.
Mrs. II. c. Freeman and Miss Helen shei.
den are leaving to spend the winter III
Florida.
Mr.. Henry Hart and family have moved
back into their own home again, AZ Aza
Capitol avenue.
Miss Edna Bennett has been the guest
during the last week OF MT. ana Mrs' D.
II. Wooley Of Grand Island.
The Ladies' Aid society of the DUNDEE
Presbyterian church will meet on FRIDAY
with Miss Schonburn on Webster street
slowly recovering from ar attack OF ty-
phoid fever.
Miss s. H. Davis and sisters have bought
the house recently occupied by Mr.. j. =.
Kepler and family at 1873 Capitol avenue
and have moved into II.
Mrs. 8. r. Elson gave a reception AZ neI
home Friday afternoon. She was assisted
by Mrs. Charles Talmage, Mrs. A.
Crossman, Miss Madeline Elson ana MISS
Mildred Bennett.
About seventy-five guests were received
evening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. d
Reed In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Miles
Greenleaf. who we're recently married.
Mr.. w. II. Convey Of Colorado, Mr. J. =
GrisEs OF Lincoln were the guests during
the week OF Mr.. and Mrs ID. l.. Johnson,
Mr.. Covey left yesterday for Chicago ano
Mr., Bacon left on Thursday for the west
November 10 will be donation day for the
Old Peoples home. Bags have been dis.
tributed in Dundee and may be. obtained
by anyone who has been missed, from Mrs
| Louis Borsheim. These may be filled witt
any useful household article or edibles OF
any kline and will be collected and sent e
the home from the Dundee school.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16

her head, and she bore other wounds whore
the horses hOofs had struck her.
PERU-H. W. Love-, manager Of the Peru
canning factory, who will be remembered
as having invented the rotary n~eostyle in
It's present perfected form, mas also re-
Gently invented two very important devices
invented a devise for the canning to to-
matoes whole without crushing OF bruis-
ing them. This ensures a pure product and
enables the packer TO can 30 to 70. per cent
OF the product brought IN from the farms
as extra fancy" with all the devices
now In use practically the entire product
goes out as ordinary canned tomatoes, un-
less specially packed by hand a slow and
very expensive process. He has also IN
vented and perfected a device for ~steriliz-
ing tomatoes with heat only, so that they
are not cooked to pieces, but he is thus en-
abled to preserve the tomatoes intact with
out the use of preservatives, thus harmon
izing with the requirements OF the pure
food law. This device Is made especially
valuable because of the superior quality or
firm, solid tomatoes grown on this soil.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16
CoLFAx\ FARMER KILLS HIMsELF
Note Left by Him Indicates He Was
Insane.

LEIGH, Neb., Nov. 15.-(Srecial)-Satur
day evening Ira Best com:.tted suicide.
Mr.. Best had been busy husking corn all
day and when he entered the home at sup
per tir e he partook freely of some liquor
which kept on hand. He took down his
rifle and fired several shots promiscuously
and his wife became frightened and sent
her little girl to the neighbors for help.
Two of the Nltz boys from an adjoining
farm came over, but Mr.. Best was no.
where in sight. They instituted a search
and found him in the hay NOV, dead,
where he had hanged himself with a rope
used in operating a hay fork. Coroner
Charles d, Ely was called and an inquest
was held. Mr.. Best was a prominent and
wealthy farmer of Colfax county. He was
married January 4, 1897, to Antonl- Vasek.
The wife and four children survive. Mr..
Best left a note directed to his wife, the
tenor of which indicates he was insane
In 1t he told her to move to town and
President Roosevelt would care for the
children. The funeral was held at the
home Wednesday, interment being in Leigh
cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16
hoy Accused of burglary.

NORMAN, Neb., Nov. 15.-(Special. y
Fred Wise, jr., was arrested on the charge
of burglarizlng C. f. Lienhart's drug store
at Norman. Complaint was also filed
against JOY Roberts as being an accomplish.
Joy Roberts was convicted of carrying con-
cealed weapons and for profanity last
spring. He was committed to the Industrial
school at Kearney. but appealed the case
to the supreme court, pending which he
was admitted to bail. The case is now in
the hands Of the supreme court, having
been argued at the last sitting.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16
FLOOD OF OFFICESEEKERS


eminent. The plan will provide for five
commissioners, each to be the head of a
of city government and each
to be elected. The levy for city purposes
will be made in a lump sum and the com
mission will have authority to use the
money as 1t sees fit for the various de-
partments.
The special committee has no doubt Of its
ability to secure the passage of the amend
ment through the legislature, as the local
members OF the Legislature are no doubt
favorable to the scheme. However, the en-
tire matter rests with Mayor Brown. II he
says pass, the legislature passes IT, and II
he says kill, the bill is killed. And the
mayor at this time is still investigating the
advisability of the adoption of the COM
mission plan of government.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16

Continued from First Page.)
that his majesty will faithfully observe the
will of the minor German kingdoms and of
Parliament, and that in foreign affairs even
the least important business shall be
transacted alone through and by the con-
sent OF the chancellor.
Position of Chancellor.
The chancellor will be present to the en-
peror a strong statement with reference to
tn attitude Of the Reichstag, that the entire
body had assented to declarations made by
its members that the emperor had exceeded
his constitutional authority in discussing
controverted questions with which the gov
eminent is identified with foreigners.
He will communicate TO the emperor the
opinion formulated at the meeting of the
Bundesrath that 1t would be wiser for the
emperor not to express views affecting the
tries, except through the responsible min
listers. He will endeavor to impress his
majesty with the fact that the people at
large and the press of the country are OPP
posed to his Intervention in affairs for
which the chancellor and the other German
officials of state are responsible. 1t is un-
derstood that there already has been an
and Chancellor Won Buelow, and il Is be-
lieved, for the present at least, his majesty
will be ready to meet the emergency by
consenting to entertain the suggested re-
form in his procedure.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16
two MURDER CASES AT SIDNEY
One Acquitted and Jury
Has the Other Case.

Ohe Acquitted and Jury
Has the other Case.
SIDNEY. Neb., Nov. 1~5.-Cspecial TeIe-
gram)-District court has been in session
during the past week with Judge II. H.
Grimes presiding. The trial of Michael II.
Haggerty for the killing of James Keith
at Bridgeport September 10 occupied the
attention of the court for three days and
about twenty-five witnesses were examined.
The defense set up accidental shooting
Haggerty was acquitted at 3 O'clock this
morning after the Jury had deIIberated
thirty hours.
The trial OF George C. Boyer for the
killing of Herman Perlick. an aged farmer
near Bayard, was given to the Jury tonight
self-defense is the plea OF the defendant.
In both cases the state was represented bv
County Attorney Gapen and HariRan a
Wilcox of North Platte, and the defense
by Mcintosh & Miles OF Sidney and Pred
Wright Of Scots Bluff.
District court will be in session ali of mar,
week as many important cases will be tried.
among them the cases OF the state against
springer, state against Becker for assault
and more equity matters.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16

Winter blasts, causing pneumonia,
pleurisy and consumption will soon be here.
Cure your cough now, and strengthen your
lungs with Foley's Honey and Tar. Do not
risk starting the winter with weak lungs.
when Foley's Honey and Tar will cure the
most obstinate coughs and colds. and pre-
vent serious results. Sold by all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16
COUNTY FINANCES ARE 0. K.
Money Matters Shown by Comptroller
to Be in Good Condition.
QUARTER MILLION BALANCE LEFT
Outstanding warrants Taken Up for
Investment by sinking Fund
available Cash I'm
All Funds,

with all Of its outstanding warrants
taken up for investment by the bond sink
ing fund, with a cash balance of SsG,sSLlI
In the hands Of the county treasurer and
lerge available balances In every fund,
Douglas county is in a financial condition
which is entirely satisfactory to those in
charge of its money matters.
The county has ~slS,447.76 m warrants out
standing. but all Of these have been taken
up by Treasurer Furay as investments for
the bond sinking fund In this amount are
S32,S11.2 20 of general fun warrants and
$12. 1855 of road warrants.
These conditions are shown in a report
made by County Comptroller solomon to
the county board setting out the condition
of county finances on November ].
There is still more money in the bond
sinking fund which can be invested in
county warrants II necessary, but in the
opinion of Mr.. Solomon H. will not be neces-
sary to register warrants ar least until
March or April. Even then, he believes,
the county will be able 10 pay .ts warrants
as fast as they are issued.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16

Foley's Honey ana Ia. clears the air
passages. stops the irritation in the throat.
Soothes the nlsmed membranes. and the
most obstinate cough disappears. Sore and
inflamsd lungs are healed and strengthened
and the cold IL expelled from the system.
Refuse any but the genuine IN the yellow
a Sold by all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16
CALL FOR FARMERS


Continued from First Page.)
by writing to the Commission on Country
Life, Washington. d. C.
1.-THE commission desires that so far as
possible a general summary or estimate of
the discussions in all the meeting places
be promptly sent to its office in Washing
ton, so that It may have the benefit of all
suggestions in preparing its report"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16
Dundee.

Miss Fora Shields spent several days in
lincoln last week.
Mrs. George A. Hoagland left during the
week for Fort Sill. ok.
Norman Dow returned during the week
from the hospital, where he has been
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16
LOOKING FOR NEW sCALPs
Omaha High school Team Wants
some More Victims.

A big Thanksgiving day game IN Omaha
is being talked up by Omaha High school
fans, who want to sec Omaha play Ida
Grove or lie Mars, Ia, in Omaha for the
championship of Iowa. Letters have been
exchanged on the subject by the parties
Interested, and It is thought that one OF
the two Iowa schools can be induced TO
come here for a Thanksgiving day game
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16
LITTLE CHILD BURNS TO DEATH
Brother Sets Clothes on Fire Win
Burning Stick.

Burning Stick.
BATTLE CREEK, Neb.. Nov. l5-(spe-
eiai Telegram.)-A 2-year-old daughter
OF g. p. Murphy, who lives about four
miles notheast OF this place, was burned
to death yesterday while the parents
were at work in the barn. A little brother
was playing with fire on the end OF a
stick and set her clothes on fire. He
then ran out and she followed. The
father saw her and caught her and
dipped her into the tank. but Il was too
late. She died soon after. She will be
buried tomorrow at the Jackson Gene
tsry,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16

See Sporting for prices on the Interna-
tional, Jackson and Detroit electric auto
234 So. Main st.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16

The Howard overdraft stove Is now on
exhibition at the p. C. De Vol Hardware
Co. store. See it burn the smoke and gaa
Of soft coal.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16

FILES n Nv . IN IL DAYS.
RAzo OINTMENT guaranteed 10 cure any
case OF itching, blind. bleeding or protrudlnR
Piles In 8 to II days or money refunded. Zoe
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16
Looks Suspicious,

such things as that make me kind Of
suspicious of the Jayhawker tactics. I d.
not know how they could have learned ali
those plays unless they had spies watching
us at practice"
che other players all tell the same story
as Cooke I'm regard to this part of the play.
Even the Nebraska coach says he could
tell that the Jayhawkers knew the Ne
braska plays and signals as well as the
Cornhuskers themselves. 1t is strongly be-
lieved in the Nebraska camp that Coach
Kennedy had a man in a Cornhusker uni
form watching practice last week.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16

LA AUTO GIRL, the marvel. Do you
know what 1t is? At the Diamond theater.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16
Buying a Trunk

Buying a Trunk
bag or suitcase here, means
being served by an expert
a man who knows saddlery
and leather, not by an ex-
pert salesman. You never
saw a good harness dealer
who could tolerate poor
leather or poor workman
ship. The help of such a
man is valuable in selecting
your purchases.
ALFRED CORNISH & CO.,
Dealers in Harness. Saddles and
Travelling Goods.
1910 Farnam Street.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16
Balance on hand November L.. .$2s6, gs
where the Money Is.

Except for a small amount of cash on
hand this balance is either in depository
banks or invested in warrants. The dis
position of the funds is shown by the
following statement.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16
Balances Subject to warrants.

These sums represent the uneXp ndcd por.
tons of the levy and are the amounts
which may be drawn on by the commits
sioners. County Treasurer Furay, at the
close OF business October 81, had collected
1898, 100 "A of the 1907 levy. or 50 Is per cent
Of the total. The collections for October
and the total amount of money in the
hands Of the treasurer is shown by this
statement.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16
COMPLETE rolf OF LEGISLATURE
Names, PostOmce Addresses and Pol
titles of the Members.

Following is the completed roll of the
senate and house in the Nebraska legisla-
etvrns
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16
KAISER IRRlTATES PUBLIC

Continued from First Page.)
The Somerset reporter., 1908-10-15
Attractions at the Biiou

Skowhegan's new theater, The
Bijou, on Water street, opposite the
REPORTER Office opened with a
crowded house on Tuesday evening
and the attendance last evening was
all that the auditorium could accom-
modate.
The special Vaudeville feature for
the next three days will be Mr.. Ray
mond Mason, impersonating the
coiored man in a very funny sketch.
The moving pictures this evening
will be a change from the frat nights
program. Beginning with tomorrow
friday evening and continuing
Saturday and Sunday evenings, the
Passion Play will be produced. The
films for this production are three
thousand two hundred feet in length
and undoubtedly received more care
and required greater expenditure
than anything ever otherwise created
in the motion picture line. The
scenes are from the life of Jesus as
related in the Scripture, a refined
study Of Biblical literature, and are
something that no one should miss.
Beginning Saturday afternoon there
will be a matinee from two to four
every week day, to which the ad-
mission price for ladies and children
will be five cents. This is for the
special accommodation of ladies and
children who might find it incon-
venient to attend the evening per-
formances.
The Somerset reporter., 1908-10-15
See the sample hats at Curtis

Use Somerset filing case for pre-
serving your letters, receipts and
other valuable papers. Instant refer
ence to any document you may hap
pen to want. Price rs cents, at Buck
MANS.
The Somerset reporter., 1908-10-15
DRESSMAKING

Mrs II. n. Cullen has reopened her Dress
making Rooms, q Court street, and is pre-
pared to do all kinds OF fashionable dress and
coat making. Agent for desirable make OF
custom made Ccrsets. All the latest models
at very reasonable prices tfal
The Somerset reporter., 1908-10-15
Lots of People

Can't find a rent,
Can't secure a good house girl,
Can't sell their farms,
Can't find employment,
Can't find lost articles
Can't do a hundred things because
they don't advertise in the REPORT
Err 1t is really wonderful how much
can be accomplished by the use of
these little, low priced advertise
ments.
The Somerset reporter., 1908-10-15

G. r. Fogg sells the famous Inter
national Stock Food Remedies.
Bucknam has dry carbon paper :
large sheets for transferring designs
on cloth.
Lightbody's famous headache pow
ders, the guaranteed kind, at Samp-
fon & Avore's only.
A fine line of all worsted remnants
for ladies' dress goods and mems suit
ings, may be found at the Marston
Worsted Mills. Call from two to Ave
p. m. No samples given.
The Somerset reporter., 1908-10-15


Benjamin K. Preslie is running as
news agent this week on the Portland
and Skowhegan route, the same stu
alton he formerly filled. For the
past few years he has been handling
the news agency business on the
Some rset road and conducting news
stand at Bingham, but with the be-
ginning of the present summer he ac
cepted employment again with CHS
holm Brothers of Portland who oper-
ate the news business on all Maine
Central lines.
The Steward Hardware & Plumbing
Company have just closed a con-
tract for water supply and sewage
system for the Good Will Home As
ISOLATION, to cost something like
$500. The work will be commenced
on Monday next, with crew of from
twelve to twenty men, and, pushed to
completion as fast as possible. The
water is to be taken from the Ken
nebec river, gasoline engine fur
nishing the power for pumping, and
will supply ten of the principal
buildings of the Good Will Home
colony.
The Dickinson press., 1908-08-29

~ . a [. . "a 2
will keep the time BY means Of new
self-registering clock, and bill all &C.
counts. i. a. g
A new switch board and heavy repeat
ing coils have been installed, and the
public is assured Of getting the very best
service possible under the new arrange
ment.
The service will be entirely separate
from the local exchange, although
carried on in the same room. An ex.
pert telephone girl will have charge Of
the long distance business during the
day and until . o'clock in the evening,
aterwhich time the local night tele.
phone operator viii have charge Of the
board. q.
The present force for the Hughes &
Deiten telephone service is Misses Eva
Drenkel and Katie Neil, days; Miss
Ethel Stewart s 70 10 p. m.;s Mn. Agnes
GeppeIt Io. ~ "a, d To- =. Il AZ, the
present time Mrs Evelyn Boyd is substi-
ttfins III order that iAe four reeuiar giris,
ilstnrn, may have /, Two. eeln.vacation,
MAichis being given under pay.
sasH 81 aghes r. & :sl lDsitlsss
The Dickinson press., 1908-08-29
CREAMERY EXTEN..
SION

Local Plant to Receive Cream
from New England and Coun-
try South.
Guy Dickinson was in New England
last week and in company with Asa
Gardner canvassed the country tribur
tary to that thriving little city in the in
terest of the Dickinson creamery with
very encouraging results. Nearly. ali
Of the farmers in that part of Hettinger
county favored Mr.. Dickinson's propo-
sition and are willing to ship their cream
to this city.
Some of the Farmers say they will
milk IS or 20 cows and all seem to feel
that dairying will be,a general industry
in few years. ,1.ty
The cream will be taken to New Eng.
land in about the same manner as it is
now taken; % this creamery, the farmers
exchanging with their nejghbors SO that
one mantnay deliver the product from
severaf daiies From New England
one seamNiil take the cream to this viii
lage.sPicking up any cans en- route.
twill take the farmers. a few weeks
to organize their dairies but some cream
will be received from the country south
during the coming month.