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Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-24

Browning club, to hold regular meetings
during the summer and study under tho
oiiirection of Otto Kotouc, late OF the Uni
versity OF Nebraska, who is aided by Rev.
Fred @, Arnold.
kEARNEY-Unknown parties broke into
the Students Home boarding house at
TweEy.seventh and Ninth avenue and Sc
cured So In money and about $40 worth of
silvSrware.
KEARNEY-Decree for the probate of
foreign will Of the late Thomas Glover of
Warsaw, N. Y, has been filed in the county
court; also the foreign win OF George OIL
colt OF Sullivan, n. II.
HARVARD-The Hastings Ministers Dis
trict meeting closed last evening after
two days of most interesting sessions. DR..
Terrey of Evanston, ILL.,, proved a most
interesting factor of this meeting.
BEATRICE-Milton F. Roderick of Blue
Springs and Miss Leelah NJ. Peck were
married at University Place. They will
make their home at Blue Springs, where
the groom Is engaged in business with his
father.
BEATRICE-It is said that two residents
of Wymore Will circulate petitions for
saloon licenses this week TO be presented
to the city council at a special meeting to
DE held April q at which II Is planned to
recount the ballots Of the lat city cleo
ton.
YoRK-The following republicans have
announced candidacy for the following Of
fees: ]. II. Afflebaugh, for sheriff; Alice
Florer, for county superintendent of public
schools Fred Sturgeon, FOR county treas
urer, and H.. Z. Belcher, for register Of
deeds.
YORK-Grsy Bemis of the York Repub-
llcan has returned from Trip county,
South Dakota, where he drew a farm. but
after viewing the country, he is satisfied
that every cent charged by the government
for the land makes a great part CT the land
cost too much.
BEATRICE-Dr. G. Il Roe, superin-
tendent at the Feeble Minded institute,
yesterday finished planting a row OF trees
stretching the entire length along the south
side Of the state property at the institute.
The money for this purpose was appro-
priated by the state.
Y~ORK-Frank w. Shurly OF Fremont
and Miss Gertrude Taylor OF York were
married today In the presence OF friends.
Judge Arthur Wray officiating. The bride
is a daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Tay-
Tor, who for several years were proprietors
OF the Taylor house OF York.
HASTINGS-The Hastings lodge OF Odd
Fellows has altered it's plans for a new
building and will lerect a three-story build
Instead OF one of two, as was originally
contemplated. The third floor will hi
equipped and furnished as an srmory for
Company ID OF the Second regiment. No
military organization in the state Will have
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-24
Nebraska
Bankers Favor
Fight on Bank
Guaranty Law
Northeast Group, in Session at
Creighton, Denounces Act by
Resolution Without Dissent.

CREIGHTON. Neb., April 3.-while the
Nebraska Bankers association will not
fight the new state guaranty as an or
ganiZation, 1t became evident today. when
resolutions adopted by the Northeast Ne
braska Bankers convention here were
made known that the bankers OF the state
will very generally wage a strong fight
against the new laws going into effect.
The resolutions framed by a committee on
which C. f. Burnham OF Norfolk. president
Of the state association, and passed without
a dissenting vote, are as follows:
Be il Resolved. That this convention
place itself s%ouarely on record in con-
demnation OF the so-called deposit guaranty
law recently enacted by our state leEis-
lature.
First, for the reason that it dcprives the
bankers Of their most valued and cher
ished assets. their credit. without due
compensation.
Second, that II seeks to assess the several
banks that come under the state board for
the purpose of insurins deposits without
any measure whatever of the risk assumed
or the liability involved.
That we endorse any action by any mem
Der ION their individual effort and at their
individual expense that will seek to test
the constitutionality Of this measure on
these or any other grounds, believing the
law is absolutely Inadequate to accomplish
the purpose for which u was intended and
that II allowed to go into effect II will
WoIh al IleelltldDle lnJuBIlCe ana INJURY TO
the community at large and to the bankers
themselves, both national and state.
FREMONT, Neb., April 1S.-(speclal.)-
According to statements made at the bank
ers' banquet last night none of the bank
ers' associations is raising money to fight
the guaranty law, nor do they even intend
fighting 1t. A telegram was read last
evening from President Burnhsm of Nor
folk of the State association, positively
denying that the association was raising
money to carry on a campaign to defeat
the law or that they even contemplated
any opposition to the measure. Governor
Shallenberger was unable to be present at
the banquet last evening. Columbus was
selected as the place for the next meeting
and the following officers elected: Presi-
dent, F. NJ. Weitzel of Albion; vice presi-
dent, F., H. Claridge Of Blair; secretary,
A. r. Miller Of Columbus.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-24

HASTINGS, Neb.. April q -(Special.)-
The chorus will be one of the chief features
OF the Hastings c~hautauqua this year. Di-
rector Yarndley Of the Hastings college
conservatory of music has been engaged to
conduct the work and rehearsals will tbe
started within two or three weeks. Here
toforc the choral work has been taken up
shortly before the assemblies and then
the chorus would appear only once or
twice during a session, Director Yarndley
has already begun preparations for the
organization of the chorus and the success
of the Undertaking is assured.
The chautauqua management is hard at
work arranging for the forthcoming as
sembly. One of the foremost speakers win
be James Wilson. secretary of the Depart
ment OF Agriculture.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-24

PERU. Neb., April 2S-Cspecial)-Many
requests are constantly coming to the
teachers employment bureau nave for
teachers who have received their train
ing in the Peru Normal. Positions are
constantly being filled. Among those who
have recently accepted positions are the
following; Genet Sublett, Beaver City;
Hazel Beck, Hebron schools, fourth grade
Ethel Williams, Arcadia, primary depart
Cora Chittenden, seventh and eighth
grades, Brock; May Frank. kindergarten
department, Crete; C. X. Morse. principal
ward school, Auburn; c.. b. Moore. superin-
tendent, Osceola; c. w. Smith, superinten-
dent, Grafton; Myrtle Kilmer, Tecumsek.
The Ciceronian Debating club gave a re-
ceptiOn last evening TO the member Of the
Athenian Debating club. An excellent pro-
gram, consisting Of a short debate and
other numbers, was rendered, after which
refreshments were served. The Normal
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-24
Hastingr Chnutnnaua.

Mandolin club played while the refresh
ments were being served.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-24
Nebraska
REGENTS DECIDE ON BUDGET
Agree to Devote 1851 900 to Uni
versity Next Two Years.
SALARY ITEM QUARTER MILLION
Governor shallenberEer Goes to
work on BiE Batch of AppIics-
lions for mce-Foo CONF
missioner Busy.
CFrom a statf correspondent.l

(From a staff Correspondent
LINCOLN, April 23.-Cspecial)-A total
budget approximating 1851 900 for the Uni
versity of Nebraska during the year l~s-lO
was made up by the Board OF Regents at
its session which concluded this afternoon
OF this sum. 1885,. 1920 will be applied TO
current expenses and maintenance s0OVO
to complete and equip the engineering
building and t3.75 to purchase a four-acre
tract of land adjacent TO the state farm
In the salaries total. S249. $3.50 will come
out of state funds and Sf12,s5 from other
sources. chiefly the United States govern
ment. The maintenance and current ex-
penses will be divided as follows; From
state funds, ss1,460; from other sources,
ga 4o4. The engineering building and its
equipment will he paid for entirely with
money appropriated by the state, 10000 be
Ing derived from the general fund and
so. 900 from the one mill university levy.
The fee OF SIS per semester heretofore
assessed upon all nonresident students was
abolished in the graduate chool. but is
retained in other departments. The effect
will be to help the scholarship and fellow
ships In the university.
The purchase OF the block OF ground
bounded by Tenth, Eleventh. T and U
streets is under consideration by the
regents for an addition to the campus.
Along with this tract the board may buy
a couple OF lots on the east side OF Eleventh
street.
Governor at work.
Governor Shallenberge ger went to work
today on a list Of about 900 applications
for the position of bank examiner. lie
also has a select list OF applications for
the office Of secretary of the state bank
ing board. applications from men who be-
leive the democratic party is big enough
and great enough to furnish one man to
fill this 5000 plum which a democratic
legislature gave to the governor as his
sole property to dispose Of as he pleases.
The governor will probably turn out a
lot of appointments within a day or two.
He has already offered the position OF
state fire warden to one OF his friends.
and as soon as he receives a reply will
announce the appointment.
Barley Mead M~isbranded.
Food Commissioner Mains first prose-
cution under the pure food law for viola
tion OF that part of the act relating to the
sale Of intoxicating liquors brought forth
pleas OF guilty. f. GAS OF Hildreth and
Chris Olson Of Upland both entered a plea
Of guilty to misbranding a drink called
barley mead. The liquor contained 4 per
cent alcohol. but II contained no brand in
d~icating the alcoholic contents Of the net
measure.
Lower Rate on whisky.
The Burlington Railroad company and
the Minneapolis & Omaha Railroad COM
pany have been authorized to publish a
rate of 26 cents a hundred on whisky and
alcohol in less than carload lots from
South Sioux City. Neb., to Omaha. The
former rate was SIN cents a hundred.
This Is an emergency rate and goes into
effect Immediately. according to an order
of tthe railway commission.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-24

TDcpMsEH, Neb.. April 23-(speciall-
That Tecumseh has one of the best high
Schools in the state has again been demon
strated. The school has taken rank with
the very best schools by securing admis-
sion into the list OF schools accredited by
the North Central Association Of Colleges
ana secondary Schools. To secure such
recognition is considered one OF the highest
compliments that can be paid to any high
school in this section OF the country. Only
schools standing high in scholarship
course of study and equipment can secure
the honor. and in the state OF Nebraska
there are only nineteen high schools that
have been successful in attaining recogni-
ton. The requirements were raised This
year and as a result, several schools were
dropped from the list, among those. beinu
the schools at Auburn. Grand Island and
Geneva.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-24
York neady for q.

YORK. Neb,. April 2s-CspeciaI.)-Every
arrangement is being made by the Com
mercial club COMMITTEES and the committee
selected by the local Grand Army Of the
Republic post for the entertainment, pro-
gram and reception and care of the dele
gates to the Grand Army OF the Republic.
who hold Grand Army at
York May n, IL and IS The grand parade
arranged for will be one Of the best ever
seen in Nebraska. over 500 school chill
dren Will participate. The high 'schoo
CADETS have volunteered to assist in re-
ceiving all guests, and will meet all rains
escorting guests TO hotels. and rooming
houses, looking after baggage and seeing
that all are properly taken care of.
Ex-Commander John Lett is taking
charge Of a large part Of the program.
II the weather is pleasant a real old
campfire i'm the ehantauqua pavilion. stu
oteG on the banks OF Beaver creek. will
be provided.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-24
Sutton Man Shot
and Robbed
William Hicks Held Under Arrest by
Sheriff of Clay County Charged
with Deed.

SUTTON. Neb.. April 2S.-oSpecial.) Twill
liam Hicks of this place committed an as
sault last evening or Robert McCune, liv-
ing on a farm northwest of here about
six miles. Hicks is charged with shooting
McCune and further assaulting him for
purposes of robbery. He escaped with
what money he could find. but was appre-
hended by the sheriff. and Is now in jail
at Clay Center.
McCune is in bad shape and is not ex-
pected to survive.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-24
hoy VICTIM of AUTO DEAD
Fred VannOy, Who Was struck by
Car Near AxteIl Diea Of Ininrien.

KEARNEY, Neb., April 2~a-(speciah)-
LATHE Fred Vanney, the s-year-old boy
who was injured by an automobile while
playing in front of the Sydenham school
house, eight miles south of Kearney, died
from the results of the accident a little
after . o'clock Thursday morning. The
little fellow never entirely regained oon-
e-cfousness from the time he was struck
Tuesday evening until his death. At one
time he showed signs OF life. and the only
words he uttered were. kiss me. mamma. -
The injuries sustained were more than the
child could Withstand owing to their in
ternal nature and the injuries to his head
The fuAeral will be held from the church
at Axteii. Saturday afternoon. and inter
ment will be made at that place.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-25
SHAKE IN A BOTTLE
Adslce Of Noted Authority. Also Gives
. Simple pfeSsfIrlIen.

No~ q thr time when the doetoi
gcts husy. and the patent medicine
Manufacturers reap the harvest. un.
less great carr i taken 10 dFvss wafm'
" and Resp The feet dry. Tins Il lhs
sdyier II an Obj eminent authority
she says that rheumatism sud Kidney
trouble weather u here, and also i~lls
whsi iu da VA ease IT M attack.
Gel FROM any good prescription pliar.
macy .Onc-half ounce FLUID Extract
DNndriiuH, one onne. Compound kaf-
gon. three ounces Compound syiup
snrsaparilla. Mix by shaking ia q bot
tle and take a taaspooniul after meals
and al bedtime.
Just Try thls simple homemade mlS..
ture at the first sign OF Rheumatism,
or II your back aches or you feel thai
the kidneys are not acting just right,
THIS is said 10 be splendid kidney
regulator, and almost certain remedy
for all forms OF rheumatism, winch IL
caused by uric acid in the blood, which
the kidneys fail 10 filter out Any one
can easily prepare this al home and at
sinai! cost.
Druggists ia this town and vicinity.
when shown the prescription, stated
that they can either supply these in-
gradients, or, II our readers prefer,
they will compound the mixture for
them.
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"Rosamund Is Rosamund." said Nina
with shi7g THE aniidoie TO he,
! species Is obvious"
Right thank Goi." said Selwyn
between his teeth. Mems sana In cor.
pore ssno! Bless her little heart, I'm
glad you told me this, Nina"
He rose and laughed little. a curl.
GUS sort OF laugh. aud Nina watched
him. perpiexed.
Where are you going. PhilY" she
asked
II don't know. i-where IL Eileen r.
shes lying dowp--a headache. prob
ably too much sun and salt water.
Shall ! send for herr
NO, IN go up and inquire how she
IL. susanne Ia there. isn't shef'
And be entered the house aud as
eend.i the stairs.
The little Alsatisn maid was seated
In a corner Of the upper hall. sewing.
and she informel selmyn that made.
tloiseiie had bad IN " head
Bui Al the soani Of conversation In
the corridor Eiicen's gay voice came
70 them from her room asking who II
WAS. and she evidently knew. for there
was a hin, " iaushAr IN her tone
-i' Is ! Ar you beiieryH said Sci
wyn
Yes Odd you wish 10 see mey"
Yes
The pretty greeting she always re-
served for him, even IL their sepsrs-
ton had b~ea for few minutes only.
she Row orened, hand extended. cool.
fragrant hand whleh lay for a second
10 III. closed. sud withdrew. les,lny
he' eyes very friendly.
osas 0ai on the west Fsranda she
~ NJ y know shat yoa wish T. :.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-25
CURES INDIGESTION.
All Distress from Stomach and Indi.
geStiOn Vanishes In Five Minutes

Take your sour stomach--or maybe
you call it Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Gas
tritis or Catarrh of Stomach; il doesn'
matter take your stomach trouble
right with you to your Pharmacist anf
ask him toopen q 50-cent case Of Pape',
Diapepsin and let yon eat one 22-grair
Triangule and see il within five min
utes there is left any trace of your
stomach misery.
The correct name for your trouble il
Food Fermentation food souriDg; the
| Digestive organs become weak, there
is lack Of gastric juice; your food II
only half digested, and you become af-
fected with loss Of appetite. pressure
and fullness after eating, vomiting.
nausea, heartburn. gripping in bowels.
tenderness in the pill OF stomach, bad
taste in mouth. constipation. pain IN
limbs, slecplessness. belching Of gas,
biliousness. sick headache. nervous
ness, dizziness and many other similar
symptoms.
II your appetite ~ tickle. and moth.
ing tempts YOU, or you beleh gas or Il
You feel bloated after eating, or your
food lies like lump Of lead on yonr
stomach, you can make up your mind
that al the bottom Of all this there IL
but one CAUSE fermentation Of undi-
gested food.
Prove 10 yourself, after your nert
meal. that your stomach is AS good as
any; that there il nothing really wrong.
Stop this fermentation and begin eat
ing what you saai without fear o. dis
comfort or misery,
Almost instant relief IL waiting for
you. II Is merely matter u bow sooa
You take a little Diape2sin.
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90 me. p-sues. nave sonsef hing 4
confide TO you too. And I'm very i'm
patient 10 do IT,"
He followed her 10 the ycranda. sh,
seated herself In the broad swing ant
moved 80 that her invitation 10 hin
was unmistakable. Then when be had
taken the place beside her she turned
toward him very frankly, and be looked
up 10 encounter her beautiful direct
gaze.
what is disturbing our friendship
she asked. DO yon know don't
went to my room after luncheon and
lay down on my bed and quietly DELHI
Grated. And do you know what conclu.
sion have reachedT'
-WhatT' be asked.
That there il nothing at all 10 dis
tnrt our friendship and that what !
said TO you on the beach was foolish.
I don't know why | said II. I'm not
the sort OF girl who says such stupid
things, though ! was apparently for
that Que moment. And what ! said
about Gladys was childish | am not
Jealous Of her. Captain selwyn. Don't
think me silly or perverse or s@ntimen.
tai, VIII youf"
Il wish TO ask you something"
with pleasure" she said 60
ahead" And she settled back. fearless
ly erpectant
VERY veil. then" he said. striving
10 slsess- eooiIy. n, Is this. VIII you
marry me. Eile~nw
She turned perfectly white AL
STARED al him. stunned. And be re-
f~aied his qn~~stcn. speaking slowly.
tsHf unsse4diIy.
-SAno.~ she said II ~anno' WIZ
vhy. you know that. don't yonY'
~uW v.n tell me- ~hr Rils<rY
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The Younger Set.
lcaSTtSuFp rRoa rsor oNKl

-pid you suppose didn't know ltr
abe asked quietly. "0h. but did. and
II kept me awake nights worrying
Yet knew II must have been all right
knowing yoa as do Hut do you
suppose other people would hold you
as innoccns ~ dof Even Eileen.
The sweetest. whltes,. moet loyal little
soul In the worid--was troutded when
k~smnnd limited at some scandal
touching you aud Allxe She told nae.
bot she did not tell me what Rosa
mund had said-shs mischief maker
His fsne had become quite eolofieks
He raised an unsteady hand 10 bis
mouth. touching bis nustsche. aud bis
gray eyes narrowed mrnselngiy.
'gosamund spoke 81 scandal to-
Efl~euY' be r~peated. lis that posst.
bier
How loHg DO you suppose gsfi can
i've add not bear scandal % some
sorsY' said Mira "irs hound 70 rain
some tisns Of other. bat prepared my
utiae d0ck's hack 10 shed some shings
-fou say insisted selwyn, '-ths;
ncssmund spoke o. meta that way
10 Eaiceny~
Yea II enis made the child angry,
ph!l so d0af worry"
NO, won't worry No. III won't
You are aeiie right Niaa Bu; tho
pity ~ n. that tight bard shsliei wo
nsn " the word 70 d. such q thing
TO young s.rs-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-25
Game Of Menaeerie.

Secure hox four or five feet long
and one to two feet across, open at
both ends, Put a sliding partition In
the center and place 1t, covered with
a dark cloth, on table In a room ad-
Joining the one where the company is
assembled. Admit boy and girl to
this room, which Is the menagerie.
The keeper asks them what animal
they wish 10 see first They are then
placed at the opposite ends Of the box
and told to look within. For second
they see nothing; then the partition Is
suddenly dra wu out and they gaze at
one another. They remain In the room
till all have been admitted and hoaxed
In the same way.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-25
A Feat For q Camel.

Theodore r. Roberts had fluent
command OF language, both Ia speak
Ing and writing, and was well liked by
everybody. lie could secure the atten
ton OF negligent publisher II need
be. To one such. who was remiss
about sending vouchers, he once closed
up long letter with the sentence;
"And. finally, my dear sir, permit me
to say that II would be easier for o
camel 10 ride Into the kingdom Of
heaven on n velocipede than for any
one TO find late copy of your paper
In the city Of New York. Argonaut
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No. 3f7.-tiidden Word Square
l. He arrived at Omaha in due time.
2. There is not person present who
knows IT,
8. Stop little before you proceed.
I. Do you like smelts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-25
Paroid mo TAR" Roofing

have sold over 300, 900 square feet
of this Roofing in the last ten years u
over 500 people and have yet 10 heai
the first kick. II will last Mt least ~
years. am selling this extra heavy
perfect roof for $3.50 for l0S square
feet with nails, patent rust proof
square caps and cement included. Al
so Neponset Roofing, good Tor i've
years, for sl.2O square, delivered
free for cash, within ten miles.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-25

And | am yet making those large
Photographs. four for sl.M. Outside
or inside views and Portrait. ! will
call if You ask me. All work gnaran'
teed.
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Key TO the PuxxIer.

No. 305. = Hardware Puzzle: Nail,
screw, wire. wrench, rail, chain, awl.
hammer, gimlet, bolt, tool, sash.
No. 306.-Charade: Pantheon, PAN
theon.
No. 307, Triangle:
AUT UnN
US URY
TURN
URN
MY
No. 30s.-Charade; Industrial.
No. 309.-Broken Plate Puzglei
The accompanying diagram shows
how the plate may be restored.
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No. 31o.--Charade.

Ny first can be useful slave.
Obedient 10 your will.
Yet let him once the master be,
He'll ruin. rage and kill
To do my second in the air.
Many have tried In vain.
And yet II may be often seen
Upon the window pane.
My whole on summer nights Ii seen,
A fairy lamp TO light the green,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-25

And IL you have some old bills you
cant collect, will tackle them. No
pay until ! get them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-25

Aud if You want the best anctioneef
in Vermont, can I'll the bill. You
know | can.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-25

Special Salesman for The largest
tobacco manufacturer ~ me 'ih nv
trict in Pennsylvania.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-25

General Agent for the Reliable
Paint and OIL 90, Of Cincinnati, y.
Ad,irasa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-25

One OF the stories that Disraeli was
accustomed 10 tell with the greatest
relish was Of an abscntminded astron-
omer who. scanning the heavens one
night. was much puzzled by phe-
non~nal brightness for which he tried
In vain 10 account For hours he sat
profoundly studying the phenomenon.
and while be was thus engaged day
light arrived After awhile the alb
siracied astronomer stumbled 10 bed,
telling himself sleepily that n he re-
mained out Of bed much longer he
wonld miss bis nights rest.--chicagc
Record-Hernh.