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The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-16
WRETcHED LADY
 NOW RESTORED
Mrs 6oggs Tells All About Her Years of Wretched Health and How She Was Restored by
 Cardui

Nebo. Mo.-'I am almost unable to describe what used to be my feel ings,7 writes Mrs. Sarah Boggs, of this place.
 \ T suffered for years with a pain in my left side dragging feelings and was almost unable to stand on my feet. I couldn't sleep nights and had smothering spells. had pain in Imy back head and side. and had taken medicines till had got out of heart.
 "On your advice I took Cardui the woman's tonic. and now I am glad l am so much better. can do my washing now and all my housework and can walk two miles all right. l owe you all debt of gratitude for the good that Cardui did to me.
 Cardui is not chemical, prepared alphabetically from coal tar, or other minerals. It is the natural extract oi the plants of which it is composed land contains all their real therapeu- Itic, curative value, on the principle Iof herb medicines, favorably knowr to mankind for thousands of years.
 It is therefore a natural medicine a medicine you can feel confidence in a safe harmless vegetable remedy O long known merit.
 You know that Cardui will hell you. because 1t has helped so man, others.
 Try it.
 N. B.-Write to: Ladies Advisor! Dept. Chattanooga Medicine Go. Chattanooga. Tenn, for Special In lstruction. and 64 page book "Hom' Treatment for Women" sent in plail Iwrapper. on request.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-16
THE SCHOOL ELECTION.
Directors Whose Terms Expire En- dorsed for Their Reelection.


 dorsed for Their Reelection.
 Ejitor Sentinel Record:A
 With Garland county and Hot Springs now sustly making claim to having the best schools in this state. and with school affairs progressing so well that any interruption would be damaging, it appears time to sug- gest that next wee.S the people in the Icity school election give unanimous reinforcement to President Klein of the school board and Secretary Mar Itin. Both of these gentlemen have labored hard for the upbuilding of the schools, and their labors should certainly be rewarded with re-elec- ton. True. there has not been talk lof any opposition to either Of them lhut certainly also there should be none. The taxpayers take pride in the schools. and our visitors are sur prised at the educational development here, II is not alone a credit to Hot Springs bat to Arkansas that we have ldone so we'll and we should keep the work up. Patron.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-16
WOMAN SENTENCED

Guiid Hall Vt. May i5-A sen tence of not less than four nor more than six years in state prison was imposed today upon Mrs. Florence l.. Dodge, who was convicted on Satur day of manslaughter in shooting Vii. liaIs Heath at her home at Lunenbura on September r. 1910.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-16
GRACEFUL AND ATTRACTIVE
 WOMEN.

If you are thin and want to be nlump. if you have wrinkles in your face that you are not proud of If your skin is sallow or subject to pim. ples or biackheads. take MONA stomach tablets for two weeks and notice the change.
 Ninestenths or the thin people are fbn because the stomach is not ac- tive; it Is not mixing thoroughly with the natural digestive juices the food put Into it and consequently Is not extracting from thes rood enough nourishment matter for the blood to distribute to every part of the body If the stomach does not do it's work properly the nourishment in the food you eat is passed along without giv- ing to the body any flesh building clements.
 MI-O-NA stomach tablets quickly build up the stomach SO that it ex- tracts rom the food all the elements necessary to form good solid flesh.
 'f you are thin try a two weeks treatment of MONA stomach tab let's; two with each meal will work wonders.
 MI INA stomach tablets are guar anteed to cure indigestion. acute or
 
 chronic money back. Sold by sor. rells Drug Company and druggist everywhere, at 50 cents a box.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-16

Wcoten and Rector have opened real estate and insurance offices at 249 Central avenue, across Fountain street from the Arlington hotel The firm is composed of NJ L. Wootten and H. M. Rector. two we'll known and popular young men reared in this city. The new firm will make an effort to command share of the real estate and insurance business of the city.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-16

James E. ifIogue. John F. Disher- oon and R. Q. Lewis left yesterday for Little Rock as delegates from the J. M. KelIar Camp. Sons Of Confeder- ate Veterans, to the convention at Little Rock this week.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-16

Police Record Clerk Bob Ellis has gone to Little Rock to aid the officers there in the Identification of suspects taken up during the convention 'uaal
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-16

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martil, Of Black Rock, are in the city or. a visit to friends.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-16

Great reduction on all lace curtains and portiers at Grand Rapids Furni. ture Company,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
Senator Gardner
Begins His Defense
City chamberlain Hyde Denies At
tending Meeting Where Doodle
Fund" Was Discussed.

NEW YORK. Feb. A.-Former State
Senator Frank ]. Gardner's counsel began
today their defense to the states charge
that Gardner tried in 1908 to bride Con-
gresham. then state Senator otto C.
Foelker. to vote against the passage of
the anti-race track betting bills. Last
week and yesterday the prosecution had
witnesses on the stand I'm an effort TO
show that Gardner offered Foelker a bride
OF $4,000 while the two were on a train
coming from Albany. Foelker testified 20
the offer and It's rejection, and other wit
nesses have sworn that Gardner told them
he had not only made terms with Foelker.
but had carried n big roll OF money to
Albany-as much as 100000, one witness
said-to use In fighting Hart-Agnew bills.
Max steur, Gardner's chief counsel, ex-
pected 70 call Charles H. Hyde. New York
City chamberlain, and others named in
testimony as having been present at the
meeting where the alleged fund was raised.
supposedly to register their denials
Justice Seabury. however. ruled that
such testimony would have no direct bear
ing on the case. II was indicated, though.
that HYDE might be called to testify on
other points more directly connected with
the charges. Gardner himself was ex-
pected to take the stand early Ia the
course OF the defense.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
TOWNSEND ASKS new TRIAL
Land Baron Files Motion Based on
Famous Contract.
ARGUMENTS 10 BE HEARD SOON
Attorney WIN Contend Agreement for
Transfer Of Homestead Is Not
admissible In showing Of
overt Acts.

George e. Townsend, found guilty Of con.
spiracy to defraud the government out Of
many acres OF Deuel. county lands. vester-
day filed a motion for new trial in the
United States district court by his at
torney r. n. Olmstead II Is expected
that Judge Thomas c. Munger win hear
the arguments in the case the latter part
Of this or the first Of next week.
The Joseph spicka contract which was
an important factor In influencing the Jury
in the land fraud case will furnish the
chief material for argument OF the motion
Townsends attorney will contend that the
contract, which was introduced In evidence.
and which was alleged to have shown con-
clusively that there was an agreement be-
tween Townsend and spicka toward the
end Of defrauding the government was
not made until after the time Of the con-
spiracy as charged In the Indictment The
contract bears the date OF August I, 1904.
while the indictment accused Townsend of
having committed overt acts of conspiracy
on or before June o. 1904 The defense will
argue that the court erred in admitting this
contract as evidence.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
Blue Jackets Clean
House at San Pedro
Americans Find Hundred Prisones
Confined in Thee Gels and
Put Them to Work.

PUERTO CORTEZ Honduras. Feb. 90
Via New Orleans. Feb. 21.-Details of the
house cleaning given to San Pedro by Lieu
tenant Rohr and the blue jackets from the
United States gunboat Tacoma. were re-
oeived here today. It is the custom when
any public work is to be done in Central
America, to make an Official announce
ment." The announcement Is made by an
official announcer. who used the military
band to draw a crowd.
Lieutenant Rohr wanted to make a proc
amation, but discovered the town band had
deserted. a bass drum and cornet had
been left behind. so he sent his blue jack
cts around to drum up a crowd and pro-
claim the news. Three days later San
Pedro began to change.
The jail was the dirtiest place of all
The 100 prisoners were cooped UP in three
cells. almost ankle deep in filth. Rohr
put them to work every morning cleaning
up, He posted his men about the fail and
turned out the prisoners for an airing.
General Carias, governor Of the depart
ment when he evacuated the town, left no
records and there was no means OF telling
what the prisoners were jailed for or for
how long. Rohr explained the situation TO
General Rosales. who obtained authority
from President Davils to release all DO
ltical prisoners.
With the aid of the city officials and
citizens, representing both sides. the naval
officer, OF the end OF two weeks. had
weeded out forty-eight prisoners. who were
liberated Few appeared to know why thev
had been arrested.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22

claimed 10 have been perpetrated In the
making up OF the returns by the election
board nor IN the action OF said canvassing
board but that clerical error was made.
"Your committee further finds that the
contestant and cOntestee each appear to
have lost one vote owing TO Irregularities
In two certain ballots at the said election.
From all the facts presented and from the
arguments OF counsel before the committee
on privileges and elections the undersigned
find that the said Charles Wertman Is not
entitled 10 hold the office OF representative
for the Twenty-ninth representative dis
trict of Nebraska for the reason that said
Henry scheele, contestee, received a ma
iority OF five votes over and above the
number OF votes receivd for said office by
the said Charles Wertman. contestant. as
official yfound by the canvassing board
in and for Seward county, Nebraska.
I'VE find that / npursuance OF the feeling
OF said eanvassing board Of Seward county
In favor OF scheele the clerk OF Seward
county issued a certificate of election in
favor OF Henry scheele. duly elected repre-
sentative for said Twenty-ninth represents
tive district Of Nebraska.
"The majority OF this committee finds
that no sufficient evidence was presented
before the committee to justify or wRrrant
II IN going behind the returns OF said car
vassing board Of said county, or question
ing the official action OF the sa9d county
clerk issuing a certificate OF election to the
said Henry scheele as representative for
said Twenty-ninth representative district Of
Nebraska,
after due And-careful consideration Of
all the evidence and arguments had ana
presented before this committee It il the
Judgment OF the undersigned majority Of
this committee that the said Henry scheele
cOntestee, is entitled to retain his seat as
the duly elected representative for the
Twenty-ninth representative district OF Ne
brtaska In and for Seward county Ne
brsska. FRANK r. LAWRENCE.
Chairman
GEORGE w. LEIDIGH.
CHARLES BRECHT,
"R. c. REGAIN,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
WILLIAM GRUEBER,
JOHN II. GROssMAN.
YARDS bill IN TWO HOUSE
House Committee Trims It, while
senate is stiII Talking.


senate fs stiII Talking.
(From a staff Correspondent
LINCOLN, Feb. H.-(Special Telegram
The Union stock yards of South Omaha
are left in the control Of the state rail-
way commission by the provision of the
stock yards bill as revised by the house
committee on live stock and grazing to-
daE.
Changes In the stock yards bill eliminate
the clause providing for a physical valu-
alton and the provision for fixed rates.
The senate discussed the stock yards
Dill all day without arriving at any con-
eiusion concerning It. merely reporting on
adjournment and asking leave to set aside.
That the South Omaha Stock Yards com
pany Is earning about 20 per cent on its
original investment was the assertion made
by Senator Oils in the senate in making
the first argument for his physical valua-
ton bill. The meetings OF the live stock
committee with the officials Of the stock
yards at South Omaha and other cities had
not convinced all the members OF the COM
mittee that the oils bill with its severe
regulations and control by the State Rail-
way commission would work any real
hardship upon the yards companies Oils
made long speech and did not finish be-
fore the noon recess. He told Of the diff
culties Of the shipper in getting salts
factory service and OF the enormous profits
which the companies are enabled TO make
from the increase in the volume OF business
which has been capitalized into their stock
as II IL were physical property
says serviee satisfactory.
When Senator Oils had completed his ad-
vocating speech. Bartos Of Saline presented
the same arguments for the. stock yards
that were advanced in the committee meet
ings by the stock yards attorneys, the
principal contention being that service is
now perfectly satisfactory and that no
regulation for service Is necessary. He de-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
Democrats viii Try
to Revise Tariff
Number of Bills Will Be Introduced
if Extra Session Of Congress
is Called.

WASHINGTON. Feb. elf an extra ses-
sion Of congress is called the democrats
Of the house viii set about at once to re-
wise several schedules of the Payne-Ald
rich tariff act.
An authoritative statement to this effect
was given out today by Representative
Underwood Of Alabama who already has
been selected as the chairman of the new
committee on ways and means. 1t was
made TO correct an erroneous report which
has gained circulation during the last few
days. Mr. Underwood said:
'sThe statement that II an extra session
is called the democrats in the house will
not begin the work of revising the tariff
Is absolutely unfounded. The democrats
are pledged to revise the Tariff. and II We
go into an extra session the house UNI
questionaby will pass some tariff bills re-
vising some OF the schedules OF the Payne
act downward before IL adjourns."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
BILLS REPORTED IN SENATE
Committee Reports for Passage
Columbus Day Measure.
(Froma staff Corresnondenf


proma Staff Correspondent
LINCOLN. Feb. 2l-Cspecial. )-TShe SEN
ate committee on miscellaneous subjects
reported for general file =. F. 240. for san
itary regulation In factories; S. f. 20i.
designating October u as Columbus Day"
and s. 49, to prevent wire tapping 8.
f. l4S' by Volpp, authorizing and limiting
the organization Of cemetery companies. s.
F. 81, by Lee, authorizing the sale OF leased
school lands, and S. f. 81. by Buhrman,
compelling land owners to keep water
courses clear The committee reported un.
favorably upon this latter bill and the
committee report was upheld by Senator
Warner. Buhrman succeeded in getting II
reversed and his measure will be voted
upon.
The following new bills we're introduced
In the senate:
5. r. 800. by Hoagland-ProvidinR that
when q probate judge shall be temporarily
olsqualfled from acting on account of sick
ness the commissioners may appoint a COM
petent person to act as such Judge
$ +, 3gS by Tibbets--Flxing the compen-
sation OF village officers
$. +. 800, by Bartos-To protect birds
other than game birds, their nests and
eggs and providing a penalty.
=. +. $40, BY Varner-elating to drainage
districts and providing for actions by ana
against drainage districts
>. II. 81, by Tibbets-Providing for the
Incorporation of street railway Companies.
RMS Is a lengthy bill and is practically
along the lines Of the Massachusetts IA ~
governing street railways.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
IT'S FOOD
That restores and IEakss Health POSSIBLE

There are stomach specialists as well as
eye and ear and other specialists.
One OF these told q young lady Of New
Brunskick. n. j.. to quit medicine and eat
Grape-Nutss She says
For about y months / suffered with
Gastritis. L was unable to retain much Of
anything on my stomach and consequently
was compelled to give up my occupation.
took quantities Of medicine. and had an
idea was dieting. but continued to suffer
and soon lost IS pounds in weight l was
depressed In spirits and lost interest in
everything generally. My mind was so
affected that it was impossible 10 become
interested 10 even the highest reading mat
ter.
after suffering for months l decided
10 go 20 a stomach specialist. He put me
on Graps-Huts and my health began to
improve Immediately. Il was the keynote
OF anew nfe.
Il found that / had been eating too
much starchy food which i did not digest,
and that the cereals which / had tried lad
been too heavy. l soon proved that Il Is
not the quantity Of food that one eats.
but the quality.
I'm few weeks was able to go back
TO my old business OF doing clerical work,
/ have continued TO eat Grape-Nuts for
both the morning and evening meal ]
wake IN the morning with q clear mind
ana feel rested. I regained my lost weigh
In short time. 1 am well and happy
again and owe "a 70 Grape-Nuts." Name
given by Postum Co., Battle Greek. Mich.
Read The Road 40 wsllvnle," In pkgs.
There's a Reason"
nvoE READ the above lsttsrf A new one
appears from tno - tims. Thsy are
ssruins, true aaa fuf % Auman intsrosA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
BOY MURDERER TO Be HANGED
Pleny stokes, who KILLED Deputy
sheriff Mt Globe, Ariz., Sem
fenced to Death.

GLOBE. Ariz. Feb. 2.-Pleny Stokes. the
@-year-old Texas boy. convicted of the
murder Of Deputy Sheriff Wood. was SEN
fenced today TO be hanged at the Florence
prison on April 20. Within two hours he
was taken by automobile to Florence heav-
lily guarded, TO prevent a possible attempt
at rescue.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
Promoter is Charged
With Misuse Of Mails
Frank C. Avery Of Kansas City, Who
Sold Stock in Supposed Electric
Line, Arrested on Coast.

KANSAS CITY. Feb. 21.-Frank c. Avery,
who was arrested yesterday in San Fran
cisco by Postoffice Inspector c. p john
son OF this city, Is charged with frsudu-
lent use Of the mails In the promotion here
In 1909 OF the Electric Construction com
pany. Leslie J. Lyons. United states DIS
trict attorney here. said today that stock
to the amount OF $4,000 was sold
The advertised purpose OF the Electric
Construction company" said Mr.. Lyons,
was to build the Interstate Electric rail-
road 10 connect Kansas City and st.
Joseph, Mo. The company Is alleged to
have put out 100000 Of worthless stOck.
Avery. Il 10 charged. used the mails IN the
promotion OF this company"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22

cisred that he had been told BY stock
shippers that the service In Omaha a %
per cent better than Il Is In any other
western market.
senator Skies advanced the belief that
the bin could work no hardshlps because
Il merely asks that fair rate beestablished
end that the railway commission be made
arbiter Of the company's affairs. which is
not hardship upon other public service
corporations.
HOaEIan dAssatIs lobby.
The stock yards lobby. and the railroad
lobby described as defunct evil we're
assailed by senator HoaFlaud who referred
to what he &c. ] disgraceful actions m
the house caused by BY trading and lobby
ing. lie charged that deliberate mistake
was made In the engrossing room several
sessions ago to change a law which the
legislature passed. The only objection Sena-
tor HOagiand could find TO the bill was the
physical valuation provision which ne said
could not be carried out without great Diff
fculty as the commission has been under
statute to physically value the railroads
for a long time and has not found time to
do H.
The assertions concerning lobbying were
resented by Senator Morehead. and In con-
tnuing he said that in his experience a.
as stock shipper and raiser he had found
no fault with the stock yards companies
and vas Of the belief that the shippers
difficulties are TO be blamed upon the rail-
roads II upon any corporation.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
PRESBYTERIANs IN ST. LOUIS
Fourth National Convention of the
Brotherhood Beains--Bryan
TO Speak.

ST LOUIS, Feb. a.-The fourth national
convention Of the Presbyterian Brother
hood Of America began here today with a
meeting Of the executive council The
four branches Of the Presbyterian church
have delegates attending
William J. Bryan will speak tomorrow
night and Governor Chase s. Osborn
Thursday night Special trains carrying
delegates from New York, Chicago and the
west arrived this morning.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22

sheriff % this county; Ernest and Edgar,
well known farmers living rear Fairbury.
Mr.. shoebotham was noted for his philan-
thropic disposition and cheerful ways. Last
Christmas. through his efforts. every poor
family I'm Fairbury enjoyed a good dinner
His death Is attributed 70 pneumonia. Tie
was I'D less than a week. be funeral serv-
Ices will occur Thursday
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
DEATH RECORD

FAIRBuRX, Neb.. Feb H-tspeciall-
Henry shoebotham. a highly esteemed re-
tired jefferson county farmer. died sud
denly today. shSsbotham was one OF the
pioneers Of jefferson county and was in
strumental In the early development Of
Fairbury ana the surrounding eountry, Ia
leaves three sons; wilson. VINO - deputy
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
ANNEss PULLS OUT HIS BILL
Measure for 100000 Armory Rescued
from Oblivion.
PrOm a Staff Correspondent.)

VEOm SlaLI correspondent
LINCOLN, Feb. 2l.--(special THE Nap-
preparation bill for $4,000 memorial
armory in otoe county. introduced by Rep
resentative Anness and recommended by
the committee for indefinite postponement
finally went upon general file after a fight
by its author. The bill had been post
poned in accord with the committees
recommendation Friday, when Apness was
absent and he demanded that In fairness
1t be given another hearing. Gerdes.
Kotouc, Taylor OF Hitchcock. Haller and
others spoke against the bill as a useless
and extrayagant appropriation, but Cotton
ana Baker OF York, who want a similar
appropriation for York county. we're for It,
Gerdes pointed out that the normal and
agricultural schools were being extended
this year and that everything is mounting
up 10 a large total OF appropriations. The
vote stood 81 to 80 for their consideration
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
HYMENEAL

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Feb. a.-At 4 p. m.
this afternoon Ssana B. Gable OF Dallas
daughter OF Benjamin T. Gable OF Rock
Island, H., win be married 10 Ssorge c.
Maekey Of 81. Louis IN st. Marks Episcopal
church. Miss Robertson Of New Orleans
and Miss Geyer Of Rock Island. H., will
be the bridesmaids. Mr.. Maekey Is q we'll
known lawyer Of 81. Louis.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
oOvERNOR SIGNS MEASURES

hin. to Prohibit Gift Enterprise and
Trading stamps q Law.
(From Staff Correspondent
LINCOLN. Feb. 2i-(SpeciaI) -Governor
AldrIch today sent word to the legislature
that he had signed the following bills as
passed by both houses:
II r. q by Bushee-Appropriati 81 500
10 tit IN and furnish a basement room In
the capitol for the use OF the State Board
OF Education.
II. r. l07, BY HOush-To prohibit GIT
enterprises and the use of trading stamps.
II. r. 7O by Dort-Appropriating matricu-
lation fees at the Peru state normal for
the library fund of the institution.
H. r. 3d. by Clarke and ISent-Same pro-
vision for Chadron normal.
H. r. &C. by Bartels-Same provision for
Wayne normal.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22

Apostolic Delegate at LeavenwOrth.
LEAvENWoRTH, Kan, Feb. 21.-His ex-
celIency the Most Rev. Diomede Falconto
apostolic delegate TO the United States ar
rived here az noon today from Washington
d O. He will Officiate tomorrow at the
conservation Of the Right Rev. John Ward
ID. D.. a bishop OF the LeavenWorth diocese
Of the Roman Catholic church.