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NEBRASKA
BRIEF TELEGRAMS
The smallpox epidemic at Glasgow
Scotland is somewhat alarming
New York city is growing in popu
lation at the rate of 99000 a year ac
cording to the latest municipal fig
ures
i No person will be permitted to make
a pilgrimage to Mecca this season
jfrom any of the infected portions of
India
A Chicago pastor inserted a want
advertisement in a newspaper asking
for 600 girls to attend service at his
church
The venerable John Stepnens who
was in his 100th year died at New Al
bany Ind of grip after a three days
illness
The senate by a vote of 37 to 2
passed a bill making electrocution the
mode of inflicting the death penalty
ni Indiana
Bids for three million feet of lumber
to be shipped soon to Manila were
opened at the quartermasters office at
Seattle Wash
At Montgomery Ala the Josiah
Morris Bank one of the oldest private
banking institutions in the state
closed its doors The assets and lia
bilities are not known
The estate of the late Philip D Ar
mour according to a petition for let
ters testamentary filed in probate
court is valued at 15000000 Of this
14000000 is realty
By a vote of thirty three to twonty
five the city council of Chicago de
feated Mayor Harrisons plan of re
pealing the midnight saloon closing
law
Secretary Gage has sent to the house
a full statement of the indebtedness
incurred by the annexation of Hawaii
with a request for appropriations to
cancel the indebtedness aggregating
3447435
Mme Pauline Cassin Caro a well
known woman of letters and widow
of M Elme Caro the celebrated sa
vant and member of the French acad
emy died at Paris France She was
born in 1834
Jeff Bybee widely known in turf
circles on the Pacific coast died at
Portland Ore aged 83 He located in
Oregon in 1847 and for many years
was engaged in raising and training
thoroughbred horses
The cable power house of the Metro
politan Street Railway company at
Ninth and Washington streets in Kan
sas City was destroyed by fire Loss
75000 Sixty cars and 1200 gallons of
coal oil were destroyed
At Kalama Wash Martin Stickle
was hanged for the murder of W B
Shankin near Kelso in 1899 He had
confessed this crime and also that he
killed Mr and Mrs Cornelius Knapp
November 28 1900 His motive was
robbery
F A Olden a prominent business
man of St Joseph Mo in a pistol duel
with a burglar at his home fatally
wounded the robber and himself re
ceived a broken leg The burglar
turned out to be Curley Pryor well
known as a crook
Among the visitors at the White
House were the presidential electors
from the state of Nebraska who called
to pay their respects to the chief ex
ecutive They were accompanied by
Senator Thurston who introduced
them to the president
Suit has Deen commences against
Senator W A Clark and his son to
recover 9750 for services in gather
ing evidence for Clarks side of the in
vestigation by the United States sen
ate committee Harry Ringwald of
Great Falls Mont is the plaintiff
The farmers of Kansas have united
to fight the grain dealers by forming a
stock company to purchase an eleva
tor Ninety per cent of the farmers
around Solomon have taken stock in
the company It is claimed that the
elevators of Solomon all controlled
by the grain dealers combination fix
the price of grain there far under the
market price
The recent Paterson trial cost the
state of New Jersey only 2500 and
the greater part of that was for expert
testimony
European astronomers are now busy
photographing the sky There will be
about 22000 plates giving the location
of 30000000 stars
To prevent the spread of contagious
diseases by destroying all bacilli on
the pages of books it is probable that
some system of sterlizing every vol
ume in the Chicago public library each
time it is returned to the shelves from
the home of a subscriber will be
adopted
Tim Callahan was given the deci
sion over Eddie Gardner of Wheeling
in a twenty four round bout at
Youngstown O
The Rev Dr Philetus B Spear
treasurer of Colgate University from
1864 to 1889 died at Hamilton N Y
aged 90 years A daughter Mrs H H
Keith resides at Sioux Falls S D
Benjamin D Siliman the oldest
graduate of Yale college and member
of the Brooklny N Y bar died in
his 96th year of bronchial pneumonia
Germanys pig iron output for 1900
was 942282 tons an increase of 393
537 tons for the preceding year The
December output was 720790 tons
German exports in 1900 were 4555
291000 marks an increase of over
186000000
Former President George A Gates
D D of Iowa college has accepted a
call to the pastorate of the First Con
gregational church of Cheyenne Wyo
and has arrived in that city to begin
his labors
Sir William Van Horn president of
the Cuba Railway company has left
Montreal for New York en route to
Cuba
It is eemi officially announced that
197000000 marks is the estimated
amount required for the German
China expedition for the year 190L
Count Tolstois eldest son is dead of
-meningitis
SJ JMJ 33a
THE UOUW
The Senate Will Continue to Wrestle
With It This Week
SPECIAL SPEECHES ARE PROMISED
Allison May Inject Appropriation BI113
for Senates Consideration Wednesday
and House Will Have Them Up All
Week The House v
WASHINGTON Feb 4 The senate
will continue its discussion of the ship
subsidy bill during the first half of the
present ween with probable interrup
tions during the morning hour of each
day There probably will be a move
ment to secure night sessions on the
part of the friends of the shipping
bill Monday or Tuesday and other
strenuous efforts will be made to se
cure a vote upon the bill
If it should appear probable that the
end of the discussion is still not in
sight Senator Allison on Wednesday
will ask the senate to taite up the bill
making appropriations for the District
of Columbia for the next fiscal year
This appropriation bill will be debated
for several days and when its consid
eration is concluded there will be other
appropriation bills requiring attention
The earlier part of the day Monday
will be given to the ceremonies in
honor of the memory of Juief Justice
Marshall and Senator Bacon has given
notice that he will ask the attention
of the senate to some remarks of his
upon the resolution introduced by him
self declaring the right of the senate
to demand and receive all papers on file
in the executive departments He will
speak at length upon that question and
if he should conclude during the day
he will be followed by one of several
extended speeches on the subsidy bill
which are still in reserve Senator
Teller is counted on for anotner
speech and in case of a night session
Monday night probably would under
take to speak the session out It is ex
pected that Senator Caffery will talk
Tuesday
The democrats do not hesitate to say
that in case night sessions are ordered
they will demanu that a auoruin shall
be maintained On Saturday eulogies
will be delivered in honor of the late
Representative Hanner of Pennsyl
vania
The house will continue the consid
eration of appropriation bills this
week The postoffice appropriation
bill is not yet completed It will be
followed by the consular and diplo
matic and the sundry civil bhis which
last will be reported to the house
tomorrow
The bills to promote the efficiency
of the revenue cutter service and to es
tablish a national standardizing Dureau
and conference reports will consume
whatever time remains
Tomorrow the exercises in connec
tion with the celebration of the cen
tennial anniversary of John Marshalls
appointment as chief justice of the
United States will be held in the house
of representatives from 10 to jl oclock
MEMORIAL TO KING EDWARD
Nebraskans Formerly British SubjectB
Extol the Merits of Vcrits
LINCOLN Neb Feb 4 Service in
memory of the late queen of England
were conducted in Holy Trinity Epis
copal church this afternoon under the
auspices of former British subjects
who are residents of Lincoln Ad
dresses on the life of the dead sover
eign were made by Chancellor and Al
bert Watkins Music appropriate to
the occasion was by the First Con
gregational and Holy Trinity choirs
combined under the leadership of H
J W Seamark Resolutions were
adopted and will be forwarded to
King Edward by Major J F Stnney
formerly an officer in the British Royal
guards now attached to the American
army at the Department of Missouri
Clergymen from all the churches were
present and participated in the ser
vices
KIDNAPER SUSPECT IS UNEASY
Sheriff of Dallas Tex Confident Ho Has
the Ma a Wanted
DALLAS Tex Feb 4 Sheriff
Johnson is more positive than ever
that H C Henderson the man he
lodged in jail yesterday is one of the
Cudahy kidnapers He did not let his
prisoner know until last night the real
charge against him When he was
told that he was held as a Cudahy
kidnaper suspect he showed much un
easiness He walked his cell all night
and did not sleep a wink The sheriff
states that he has learned that on
Friday before Henderson had 1000 in
a package When arrested Henderson
had only 15 cents in his pockets
The prisoner declines to make any
statement concerning his financial af
fairs or how he came to have a pic
ture of Pat Crowe in his trunk He
is to be photographed tomorrow and
his picture sent to the chief of police
at Omaha and other cities
Will Boom Their Home City
KANSAS UTY Sea 4 Sixty mem
bers of the Commercial cIud including
the principal manufacturers and job
bers of Kansas City started tonight
on a weeks trade trip through Kan
sas Oklahoma and Indian Territory
and northern Texas The party went
in a sepcial train and carried hundreds
of pounds of literature expoundng
Kansas Citys advantages as a trading
point
PRINCE ATTMPS SUICIDE
Young Russian of Royal Blood Whose
Blarriace Wan Opposed
ST PETERSBURG Feb 4 Prince
Pariatkinshy youthful publisher of
the Northern Courier which was re
cently suppressed for its radeal tend
encies shot himself last Thursday
inflicting a dangerous wound
His parents have never forgiven
the marriage he made several years
ago with Mile Yavorskaya an actress
nor did they approve of his newspa
per enterprise which absorbed the
bulk of the estate of the prince
gTV -
TO MOB MRS NATION
G A K M asure Tnrned Down
WASHINGTON Feb 4 The bill
for a pension court of appeals which
has attracted considerable attention
as a Grand Army of the Republic
measure met a reverse in the house
committee on invalid pensions today
where by a vote of 6 to 7 a motion
to report it was defeated A sub
committee consisting of Representa
tives Norton Graff and Miner was
then named to perfect the department
bill providing ior pension appeals
Piracy on the Increase
HONG KONG Feb 2 It is learned
from Canton that the German consul
there has demanded an indemnity of
100000 for each man wounded in the
recent outbreak on the West river and
50000 for other damages
Piracy is increasing to such propor
tions that the consuls have demanded
better protection for the waterways
The viceroy replied to their demands
that he was doing all that was possi
ble
Boer Attack Successful
LONDON Feb 4 The War office
has received the following from Lord
Kitchener commander-in-chief in
South Africa
PRETORIA Feb 2 Our post at
Medderfontein on the Gaterr and
southwest of Krugersdorp was at
tacked by 1000 Boers The relief
column sent out from Krugersdorp
failed to prevent the fall of the post
No details yet at hand but officers
and men captured at the post are ar
riving at Vereeniging
BECAUSE THE TWO WERE POOR
Mother and Son In Fostorla 0 Commit
Suicide
FOSTORIA O Feb 4 Mrs Jacob
Yochum aged 50 and her son Will
iam aged 19 years were found dead
in their bed rooms by the police this
Afternoon They had been missing
for three days and investigation led
to their dead bodies being found with
all evidence of suicide by strychnine
poisoning Poverty is supposed to
have made them despondent
trViiiin
Rough Element of Kansas To wuc Hatches
Plot of Tar and Feathers
KANSAS CITY Feb 4 A special
to the Times from Topeka Kan says
jeohccman Luscer hs ieporeu to
City Marsnal Stahl a plot on the part
of the liquor men to tar and featner
Mrs Came Nation the j int sacher
Luster says Hat a neo tougn whom
ne once befntnded gve hm tne tip
Maishal Stahl is making an investi
gation
The report has frightened Mrs Na
tion and her sister cius dcrs but they
declare that they will continue the
work of destroying murder shops
They met at 9 oclock th s morning at
Mrs Nations room and held a season
of prayer asking the Lord to protect
them from bodily harm In the dis
charge of what they termed weir duty
to the community
Mrs Nation braved the storm today
and made three temperance speeches
in Wesleyan Method st churcn in the
forenoon in the Christian church in
the afternoon and in the Lowman Hill
Methodist church in the evenng
A recruiting office for the Topeka
brigade Kansas division Carrie Na
tions army has been opened Three
hundred sold ers have signed the
roll mostly women The program for
the defenders is to march down Kan
sas avenue at 2 p m tomorrow with
drums and flags flying and hold pray
er meetings in front of every joint
Mrs Nation says that it was the in
tention of the home defenders to
smash joints tomorrow but this feat
ure of the crusade may be postponed
for a few days to enable secret service
agents to inquire into the story that
armed men are guarding the joints
Mrs Nation says she does not mind
a shotgun but she does not want to
lead other women to their death
Postmaster Guthrie says Mrs Na
tion receives more mail than any
bank In Topeka Many of the letters
contain money and it is said that Mrs
Nation already has put aside 500 to
help carry on the liquor war
PRESIDENF BURT TALKS SOME
Recent Transaction Will Not Affect Pres
ent TrifHc Arrangement
NEW YORK Feb 4 The Tribune
tomorrow will say Horace G Burt
president of the Union Pacific rail
road is at the Waldorf Astoria ac
companied by his wife and several
friends including J H Millard presi
dent of the Omaha National bank and
Judge W R Kelly general solicitor of
the Union Pacific The party will
spend a week or ten days in this citj
President Burt in an interview ex
plained at length the present condi
tions of the Union Pacific which has
just acquired the Southern Pacific He
said that the great transaction would
not affect present traffic arrange
ments In conclusion Mr Burt out
lined the improvements of the Union
Pacific roadbed and important
changes which are being maue on the
main line in Wyoming where are the
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Columbus city
Cdok village
Cordova village
Cortland village
Cozad town
Crab Orchard village
Craig village
Crawford village
Creighton town
Creston village
Crete city
Culbertson village
Curtis village
Dakota City village
Danbury village
Dannebrog village
Davenport village
David City
Dawson village
Daykin village
Decatur village
Deshler village
Dewitt village
Diller village
Dixon village
Dodge village
Doniphan village
Dorchester village
Douglas village
Dubois village
Dunbar village
Dundee village
Eagle village
Eddyville village
Edgar city
Elba village
Elgin village
Elk Creek village
Elkhorn village
Elm Creek village
Elmwood village
El wood village
Emerson village
Endicott village
Eustis village
Ewlng village
Exeter village
Fan bury city
Fairfield city
Fairmont city
Falls City
Farnam village
Farwell village
Filley village
Florence villaee
Fort Crook village
Franklin village
Fremont city
Friend village
Fullerton city
Geneva city
Genoa village
Gering village
Germantown village
Gibbon village
Glenville village
Gordon village
Gothenburg village
Grafton village
Grand Island city
Grant vilage
Greeley Center town
Greenwood village
Gresham village
Gretna village
Gross village
Guide Rock village
Hampton village
Hardy village
Harrison town
Hartington city
Harvard city
Hastings citv
Haveock villaire
Hav Springs village
Hebron citv
Hemlngford vllage
Henderson village
Herman village
mum
Census Bureau Issues Bulletin Specifying
the Siza of Every Town
COMPARISON WITH TEN YEARS AGO
Official Returns Detailing the Figures for
Every One of the Three Hundred and
Sixty Fve Incorporated Places In
State Other Matters
ixcuvieat sittuieuuj uuu cm vauuica
College View village
About 200 miles of this section havcrf Colon village
been practically rebuilt materially re
ducing the grades In another two
years still more changes on the divide
and the Salt Lake section in western
Utah will be completed The road will
be shortened about thirty four miles
making the distance between Council
Bluffs and Ogden practically 1000
miles
Revises the Building Bill
WASHINGTON Feb 4 The house
committee on public buildings ani
grounds today acted favorably on what
is known as the omnibus public build
ing bill increasing the limit of cost
of a number of public buildings The
following revision of increases was
made before the bill was reported
Cheyenne Wyo oao100 Helena
350000 Jopun Mo 8100000 Hot
Springs Ark 8500j St Paul 1150
000 Salt Lake City 500000 Seattle
750000
Adams village
Alnsworth village
Albion village
Alexandria village
Allen village
Alliance city
Alma city
Amherst village
Anselmo village
Ansley village
Arapahoe town
Arcadia village
Arlington village
Ashland village
Ashton town
Atkinson town
Auburn city
Aurora city
Avoca village
Axtell village
Ayr village
Bancroft village
Barada village
Barneston village
Bartley village
Bassett village
Battle Creek village
Beatrice city
Beaver town
Beaver Crossing village
Beemer village
Belden village
Bellwood village
Bclvidere village
Benedict village
Benkelman village
Bennett village
Bennington town
Benson village
Berlin village
Bertrand village
Bethany village
Blair city
Bloomfleld village
Bloomington village
Blue Hill village
Blue Springs village
Bradshaw village
Brainard village
Brock village
Broken Bow city
Brotvnville city
Bruning village
Bruno village
Burchard village
Burwell town
Butte village
Cairo village
Calhoun village
Callaway town
Cambridge village
Campbell village
Carleton village
Carroll town
Cedar Bluffs village
Cedar Rapids village
Central City
Ceresco village
Chadron city
Chapman village
Chester village
Clarks village
Clarkson village
Clay Center village 1
Clearwater village
Coleridge village
1900
417
605
1269
332
236
2535
923
183
145
468
701
374
579
1477
251
595
2664
1921
255
329
141
733
147
250
247
270
506
7875
911
S59
455
19
410
458
292
296
493
229
510
150
344
330
2970
67S
4S8
S23
786
365
284
543
1375
718
255
191
29
4n
350
224
346
403
S40
3W
309
371
559
1571
226
1665
209
439
544
344
590
198
471
865
193
3522
27S
149
390
739
25S
4t2
731
909
337
2199
422
435
521
219
801
446
1845
322
189
SOO
258
662
399
157
554
473
521
253
3071
20S
400
29
101
1040
257
451
I
299
301
544
377
617
234
232
275
G73
3140
1203
7S4
ou
218
ISO
218
688
227
756
7241
1200
1464
1534
913
433
194
GR0
246
542
819
287
7554
162
552
516
297T
4RC
325
416
367i
345
IfiS
971
S49
71SS
14F0
3i5
1511
133
203
321
the
The latest bulletin of the census bu
reau gives the returns from Nebraska
in detail There are 365 incorporated
cities towns and villages in Nebraska
and this is the showing they make
1890
733
926
829
905
734
429
412
1601
701
1537
1862
165
262
173
344
220
352
13836
763
350
413
359
357
474
205
2069
4C4
796
963
434
306
348
1C47
9S0
201
37S
234
510
45S
CS
181
484
1368
211
1867
407
147
390
215
315
3134
509
612
229
290
571
822
200
2310
460
37S
230
513
202S
153
593
751
126
437
540
316
1105
325
357
303
373
256
145
S48
754
2630
1029
2102
301
536
6747
13 17
1580
793
142
46
535
753-
315
492
493
336
430
343
111
1076
13584
375
1502
819
Stamping Ont Smallpox
YORK Neb Feb 4 All the small
pox patients of this city will be re
leased from quarantine in a few days
as cured and free from any liability
of spreading the disease The cases
were all of a very mild form and each
place where the disease broke out was
so thoroughly quarantined that it
spread no further There are yet sev
eral cases in the western part of the
county Dr B B Hanna of this city
has had exclusive charge of all the
cases and hs excellent care and atten
tion in checking the disease has merit
ed him high praise
Hickman village
Hildreth village
Holdrege village
Holstein village
Homer village
Hooper village
Hoskins town
Howard city village
Howell village
Hubbard village
Hubbell village
Humboldt city
Humphrey village
Huntington village
Imperial town
Indianoia city
Jackson village
Jansen village
Johnson village
Julian village
Juniata village
Kearney city
Kenesaw village
Kennard town
Kimball village
Laurel village
Lawrence village
Leigh village
Lexington city
Liberty village
Lincoln city
Lindsay village
Linwood village
Litchfield town
Long Pine village
Louisville village
Loup city
Lynch village
Lyons village
McCook city
McCool Junction village
Madison city
Madrid village
Malmo village
Marquette village
Mason City village
Mead village
Meadow Grove village
Merna village
Milford village
Millard village
Miller village
Milligan village
Minden city
Monroe village
Morse Bluffs village
Naper village
Nebraska City
Neligh city
Nelson village
Nemaha village
Newcastle village
Newman Grove village
Newport town
Niobrara village
Norfolk city
North Bend city
North Loup village
North Platte city
Oakdale vinage
Oakland village
Odell village
Ogalalla village
Ohiowa village
Omaha city
ONeill city
Ord city
Orleans city
Osceola village
Osmond village
Overton village
Oxford village
Palisade village
Palmyra village
Papillion village
Pawnee village
Pender town
Peru village
Petersburg village
Phillips village
Pierce village
PiJger village
Plainview village
Platte Center village
Plattsmouth city
Pleasanton village
Plymouth village
Ponca city
Prague village
Preston village
Ragan village
Randolph village
Ravenna village
Raymond village
Red Cloud city
Republican village
Reynolds village
Rising City village
Rlverton village
Roca village
Rockville town
Rogers village
Roseland village
Rulo village
Rushville village
St Edwards village
St Helena village
St Paul city
Salem village
Sargent village
Schuyler city
Scotia town
Scribner village
Seward city
Shelby village
Shelton village
Shickley village
Shubert village
Sidney town
Silver Creek village
Snyder village
South Bend village
South Omaha city
South Sioux City
Spalding village
Spencer village
Springeld village
Springview village
Stanton city
Staplehurst village
Steelburg village
Steinauer village
Stella village
Sterling village
Stockham village
Stockville village
Strang -village
Stratton village
Stromsburg city
Stuart village
Sumner village
Sueprior city
Sutton city
Swanton village
Syracuse village
Table Rock village
Talmage village
Tamora village
Tecumseh city
Tekamah city
Tilden village
Tobias village
Trenton village
Ulysses village
Unadilla village
Union village
University Place village
Upland village
Utica village
Valentine village
Valiey town
Valparaiso village
Verdigre town
Verdon village
Waco village
Wahoo village
Wakefield village
Wallace village
Waterloo village
Wauneta village
Wausa village
Waverly village
Wayne town
Weeping Water city
Western village
West Lincoln village
Weston village
West Point city
Wilber village
Wilcox village
Wisonville village
Winside town
Wisner village
Wood River village
Wymore city
1900
3S2
249
3007
267
341
840
175
183
515
901
375
1218
869
282
218
626
339
271
352
206
543
5634
504
275
254
514
403
439
1343
450
40169
316
317
240
486
73S
826
231
847
2445
276
1479
35
259
210
241
330
237
141
542
323
194
283
1238
169
177
94
7380
1135
978
400
331
696
20S
459
3883
1010
420
3640
585
lOOS
359
355
319
102555
1107
1372
656
S82
501
255
787
176
3011
594
1969
943
SIS
4781
1S6
770
250
603
392
4964
103
195
1043
324
149
20S
850
808
200
1554
336
260
499
327
177
158
124
227
877
483
625
151
1475
533
250
2157
267J
827
1970
425
861
372
303
1001
291
229
141
26001
8S9
148
135
400
18S
1052
211
313
- 213
498
782
169
269
234
225
1154
382
210
1577
1365
266
861
852
489
139
2005
1597
533
672
329
563
243
282
1130
281
487
811
534
614
200
340
310
2100
755
130
345
181
441
266
2119
1156
412
220
426
1890
1054
266
296
400
963
589
2626
York city 51321
Yutan village
2631
1SS0
Hi
14i
2601
11S
25i
67u
150
197
33J
1114
691
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231
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532
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204
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178
261
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11941
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633
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Hangs Himself With Neck Scarf
NORFOLK Neb Feb 4 George
Berz committed suicide today by hang
ing himself with a neck scarf in an
outhouse The deceased was 41 years
old and leaves a wife and four small
children He had recently sold his
farm and was residing in town with
his brother-in-law Conrad Wachter
Wealthy Pioneer Dead
HUMBOLDT Neb Feb 4 Samuel
Germaine one of the wealthy farmers
and pioneers of this section who had
been in poor health for the past year
died at his home southeast of town
Tresh Flowers on Shipboard Dally
A remarkable test of cut flower pre
servation was made by a Philadelphia
man whose fiancee was going to Eu
rope He promised her that she should
have a fresh bouquet every day she
he had six
was on shipboard So
boxes made and each labeled for the
oay it was to be opened These he
confided to the steward of the steamer
who placed the boxes in cold storage
and opened one each morning for the
recepient After she arrived at Liv
erpool she wrote home that the flow
ers were as fresh as though newly
gatered
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A Three Billion Dollar City
The assessed valuation of real estate
in New York city now exoeds 3000
000000 The total valuation doesnt
look so large however considering
some of the single instances There
is the Equitable Life building for in
stance which is assessed on a valua
tion of 0000000 and the Waldorf
Astoria hotel for 5000000
James P Sterling former chief jus
tice of the supreme court of Pennsyl
vania is dead in Philadelphia from
the effects of a carbuncle He was 78
years of age
PRESIDENT Of PRESIDENTS
A DlgtlnguUhed Lady Indeed la Sirs
Mary E Poole of Whiting Ind
Whiting Ind Feb 4 1901 Spe
cial The Presidents of the Ladies or
the Grand Army of the Republic have
an association composed exclusively
of the Presidents of the different State
Associations This Presidents Asso
ciation chooses a President and to this
very high and distinguished position
Mrs Mary E Poole of this place has
been elected Mrs Poole is thoroughly
deserving of this great honor Hen
devotion to the interests of the Asso
ciation is very marked and her experi
ence with the old soldiers of the G A
R is wide Mrs Poole is never slow
to take advantage of anything that
may benefit the veterans and her zeal
has resulted in much that is good to
these grand old men She writes or
her experiences Honor to whom
honor is due and having seen the nu
merous cures effected through the use
of Dodds Kidney Pills I gladly en
dorse them as being particularly ef
fective to cure that dreaded disease ot
so many of our old soldiers Brights
Disease and Kidney Disorders of dif
ferent kinds Kidney Disease soon
poisons the entire system and as a re
sult the vital organs are attacked and
I have found that no remedy so surely
completely and quickly finds the weak
spot and heals it as Dodds Kidney
Pills
I have used them myself in slight
attacks of biliousness and indigestion
and usually find that from three to
four pills do the work
Such evidence from a lady of so
much distinction and experience
should convince any sufferer from Kid
ney Trouble that Dodds Kidney Pills
is the remedy that never fails 50c a
box six boxes for 25tf Buy them
from your local druggist if you can
If he cant supply you send to the
Dodds Medicine Co Buffalo N Y
Brittle nails are remedied if olive
oil is rubbed into them
Many complicated diseases and much
suffering result from constipation
Garfield Tea the great Herb Tea will
cure the most obstinate case
Adversity is often a blessing in dis
guise
Ask your grocer for DEFIANCE
STARCH the only 16 oz package for
10 cents All other 10 cent starch con
tains only 12 oz Satisfaction guaran
teed or money refunded
If men were like clocks they could
all go on tick
FITS Permanency Cured SoZts orvei vonsnessxtte
flnrt dajrs use of lr Klines Giest Kerve Jtertorer
Send for FREE S200 trial bottle and trratdfe
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In 1800 only 4 per cent of the peo
ple of the United States lived in cities
Today 30 per cent live in cities
Uncle Sam Aims
to buy the best of everything which is why ha
uses Carters Ink He knows whats good
In the race for wealth too much
money seems to be an impossible
quantity
Ask your grocer for DEFIANCE
STARCH the only 16 oz package for
10 cents All other 10 cent starch con
tains only 12 oz Satisfaction guaran
teed or money refunded
Tell your secret to your servant and
you promote him to the position of
master
148 will buy new Upright piano on
easy payments Write for catalogues
Schmoller Mueller 1313 Farnam
street Omaha
The joint senatorial vote from day
to day shows but little change
TO CURE A COM3 IN ONE DAY
Take jAxatiye Broju Qoujhe Tablets Alt
druggists refund the money if it fails to cure
E W troves signature is on the box 25c
The more checks a spendthrift has
the faster he goes
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