TIIK OMAITA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, JA'rAHY 8, 1901. "LITTLE ONE" IN HOSPITAL Obarles Bh, Accused of Murder, is in Bad Physical Bhape. REMOVAL OF BULLLT CHECKS POISONING AnnlliT l.rnilm Unlit Him ever, C'lin ii ol llr l.ornleil, nml Itrntiltn In n. Local Alturk of I'neumonln Wife of Dnrrrll Arrive. FREMONT. Neb.. Jnn. 7. (Speclnl.) Vt'hea Sheriff Kremler went Into the Jail this morning hn found Charles Hhen, "the ltttlo one" of tho bandits held for shoootlnn Herman Znhn, suffering Intensely from one of the woundfl In his left leg. The bullet In his chest also Interfered with his breath ing. It was, therefore, decided to take him to tho Fremont hospital for treat ment. Seated In ono of the big olllco chain, ha was carried by two stnlwart olllccro ucross tho block to the hospital and up tho stairs to thu operating room. The crisp morning air nnd tho bright sunllRht, which could not penetrate tho bars of his cell, eemcd to liven him up n little. He leaned back with n firm, set look on his face, with tlRhtly closed lips nnd teeth, striving to repress finy evidence of the patn ho wai suffering. Tho bold, defiant look ho wore whim ho surrendered Saturday afternoon was gone, nnd In Its place a grim, deter mined expression and nn evident Intent lo remain gamo to the end. Though only n boy. ho has good mental nblllty. He made DEATH CLAIMS CARL MORTON Former rrrrtnr,s Son Dim nl Home In Wnnbrirnn from I ' n ti in i 11 1 ii . Ills NH MIA SKA CITY, Neb., Jan. 7. (Spe cial Teleuram.) News of the death of Carl Morton, at his home In Waukegan, this morning, came as a great shock to this community. The cause of his death wgs pcncumonla, which he contracted only n fow days ngo. Ho spent the Christmas .holidays here, leaving for home with his family on December 30, at which time ho appeared to be In the best of health except for a Might cold. Carl Morton was born In this city thirty five years ago. He was the youngest son of Former Secretary J. Sterling Morton. Ho resided here until last April, at which IRRIGATION IN NEBRASKA State Engineer Channel Suggests Radical Legislation on tho Subject. BILLS BASED ON SUPREME COURT OPINIONS Inillflrrenoe of People In Ilnslcrn Purl of Stnle In a tSrrnf Otistnule, but They Will Awaken to Hie (ire lit Ilrurlltn Proposed. LINCOLN, Jan. 7. iSpi-clal.) State Kn glnecr Channel, in a report on irrigation In Nebraska, suggests to tho legislature thn ndnntlon nf rmllrnl legislation for tllO time no removed to Waukegan to tako protection and promotion of Irrigation in eharge of the United States sugar refinery. ' tcrests. Tho measures proposed, ho ln- Up to this tlmo he had been general I slsts, nro made necessary by the recent manager of tho starch factory hero and was Interested In other local enterprises. He was highly regarded by everyono In 'thlB city. Ho leaves a widow, who Is a daugh ter of Itobert I'ayno of this city, and two children. Arrangements for tho funeral havo not been made. (illll- (-A111UHS IlKIt llHVOt, Villi SOW, Mini T.I ii ti I r- KiK'kloy Tnlfru ' CIihiiit on Thrrut Mmlr; In I.ctlr-r. ASHLAND. Neb., Jnn. 7 -(Special.) I.ato last Saturday aftornoon, whllo Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Knckloy, who live In tho west part of town, were down town trading, a noto was left on tho gato post In front of their house. Tho noto read as follows Mr. Kucklev: You nrn rnnnerteil In no complaint and did not (ay n word, only I posit f l.ox In gold ut the bottom of tho srrltted his teeth whllo his clothing was 1j!l,,1'n?.!!"8.t n 1110 nillrond thiu runs being removed nnd chloroform admlnls tcrcd. Plrri'M of Clotli In Woiiml. Dr. Haslam founil and tomoved a 3S-calt-ber bullet Just back and nbovo the loft knee, togothT with sovcral pieces of cloth. Tho wound had already begun to Biippurate nnd had tho bullet nnd cloth been permit ted to remain there blood poisoning would noon havo set In and tho days of tho young bandit would have been ended. A bullet which the doctor thinks from the condition of the surfaci' of tho wound was from a Winchester rllle, had passed en tirely through his left thigh about four Inches nbovo tho knee. A third' bullet that entered tho chest from tho rear, Just be low tho ribs nnd was lodged cither at tho bnso or possibly In tho left lung, could not ' Jloculed nnd Is still there, This has fought on a local attack of pneumonia, from which he Is suffering this afternoon, which tho doctors say Is not serious, When n Ilco reporter entered tho Jail this afternoon Ithen was lying on his cot In tho big cage, with his left leg drawn up, Ills eyes closed nnd his teeth and Hps set together with grim determination. His breath enuio heavily nnd ho was evidently mirroring. There wero shotfl In his neck, back and hip which wero not disturbed. Tho mnn who gnvo his name as Durton Is undoubtedly William Dnrrell. This morn ing hlH wlfo arrived from Norfolk nnd nt onto went to tho Jail to see him. Ho wan much affected nt meeting her, r.ud Him re mained talking with him for somo time. County Attorney Stlnsnn has not yet tiled complaints agalust the three men, but will probably do so tomorrow. They will jirobably walvo preliminary examination nnd bo tried at tho February term of tho district court. Thero Is no excitement hero now over tho murder, but tho Jail la kept carefully guarded both night nnd day. clone to your house or your daughter I.mnlo opinion of tho supreme court touching upon tho common law of riparian rights. "Tho great obstaclo In the way of bene ficial legislation Is tho lndirfcrenco on tho part of tho people living In the instern part of tho state," remarked Mr. Channel. "They do not rcallzo what a benefit Irri gation Is to tho western half of tho state. Thero nro today over 1,300,000 ncros of Nebraska land under authorized Irriga tion nnd, of course, thero Is still more land under Irrigation without authority of tho stato board. Nebraska ranks ahead of Kansas and tho Dakotas In this respect and although I have no official figures on tho subject I bollcvo that Wyoming and Colorado aro tho only wesetern states that havo a larger acrcago under Irrigation. Hut In Irrigation laws Nebraska Is far be hind many of tho western states and to remedy existing evils thero should be an aggregate of mortgages released oxeceds tho aggregate of mortgages filed by $155, 16P.29. Thero were 305 farm mortgages filed, amounting to 1360.704 IS: 431 were re leased, amounting to J3Sl.480.20i city mortgages filed, 151. amounting to J90.91D 03; released, 1S8, amounting to t267.D3l.17. Chattel mortgages filed, 1,370, amounting to 13SS.201.61; released, 1,131, amounting to $533,510.28. LEADING TO A CAUCUS (Continued from First I'agc.) 11111 tin klffniltind ntifl (.rH.t tttt-nv Wn tin no KlunuperH oi umnna anil wo nuviso you amendment 10 mo state cuubiiiuuuu. una to cnmtilv With out threat. Vn knnw vou In Ogallala, Neb., and know Just whnt you are worth. KIIJNAl'KUS. Tho Ashland police think that tho noto Is the work of somo Joker or crank who de sired to frighten tho Knckloy family. Tho original note, which was read by a Ilco re porter, did not specify nny dato when tho money should bo deposited. The letter was written on scratch papor with a lead pcncll and the spelling wns correct ex cept In the word Ogallala. Tho man whb left tho letter waB seen by Levi May'H son, who lives nenrby. Ho was described by tho boy as a short, thick set man, wearing a black hat nnd black overcoat. Miss I.lnnnlo Knckloy, tho threatened vic tim, Is 18 years old, a pupil In tho Ash land High school and tho only child of the family. Sho Is an expert shot with u rovolver, having been taught that nc comp.lshment whllo her parents lived on a ranch In Ornnt county. Slnco tho receipt of tho noto she gocB armed and It will bo decidedly unhealthy for tho sender to at tempt to carry out tho threat. Knckley moved to Ashland about four mouths ngo. Cuttlr Ittiatlcrn CoiiffnK. BROKEN HOW, Neb., Jan. 7. (Special Telegram.) Tho Bherlff of Custer county, accompanied by two citizens of Sargent, amendment should define or limit rlpnrlan rights. It should creato an office of stnto engineer nnd provldo for n stnto board of Irrigation. "Thero should also bo nn amendment to tho Irrigation district lawB," added Mr. Channel. "All persons having claims prior to 1895 should bo required to fllo them within ono year or forfeit their rights. Stnti' Control of Wnti-r. "As Wyoming has been taken as a model as to hor Irrigation laws, It should be taken as u model as to tho law of stato control of waters. In the constitution of that state, adopted In 1SS9, It waa pro vided that nil waters wero the property of tho state. Tho constitution provided for a board of control, consisting of the stato engineer nnd superintendent of water di vision, to havo control of tho appropriation of all waters, subject to review by tho courts. "The stato of Wyoming Is not nlono In tho adoption of constitutional provisions abandoning or denying the cxlstcnco of the common law doctrine of riparian rlchts. When tho new stato constitution of Idaho was adopted It provided that tho right too dlvt-rt and appropriate the unappropri ated wnters of any natural stream to any benellclnl uso should never bo denied. In t1i.it atntn thn enmmnn law ho far ns It re arrested two men yesterday In Illalr county, iated to rlnarlun rights was entirely Ik- who had stolen Senator F. M. Curries' cat- uort(i an,i abolished. In Arlzonn tho ter- uc. incy ucKnowicdged their guilt today .tmrini bin nf rlrhm rWlnmrt nil n.-itiirnl and wero taken to Hlnlr county this evon- hodies of wnteP to bo public nronerty nnd ing for preliminary trial. Their names aro ,iroviaioii was mado for tho amironrlntlon . . McCullough and J. L. Hlttcnhouse. e .,t, fnr r.nnnl1rln I liana Thn tttrtriltPM They had killed ono of tho animals for beef of New Mexico provide that no Inhabitant ...m in,, meni was round Purled In n box Li thn trrrllnrv Khali havo the riuht to near their residence. Most of tho bunch run off havo been found. NOT DEAD, BUT BACK IN LINE (iriinil InIiiiiiI Vclenin Aoocrlnlnn the Truth A limit AIUR'it IS trillion if Prlvtttp Skinner. C.ItANO ISLAND, Jnn. 7. (Special.) pomo ten days ago an artlclo was published in tho World-Herald and In a local fusion organ which nttrnctod tho attention of tbo veterans In tho Soldiers' Homo nnd oiu sol diers nnd volunteers In tho Spanish-American war particularly. It nllcged that Leon nrd Skinner wns sentenced by tho military authorities In tho Philippines to bo shot on Chrlstmns dny and pathetically nppealsd to tho scntlmont of tho reader for sym pathy with tho father, who was represented ns hurrying from his homo In nn eastern Htato to Washington to snvo tho llfo of his son. An old resident of Ornnd Island, nnd nn Inmalo of tho homo, wrote to President McKlnley. resulting In tho receipt of tho following ; WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S. 1900. -John Rlss, C.ran.l Island. Neb.: My Dour Slr-I am directed by tho Hocretnry of wnr to nt knowlodpo tho receipt of your letter of i De cember Irt to the president, which has been referred to tho Wnr department for reply. Tho fnctH In tho case of Leonnrd Skinner, private, fompany I). Forty-third volunteer infantry, who. tho newspapers stated, was to bo executed on CbrlstmaH morning in tho Philippines for sleeping nt his post nro "'ni'iV soldier was tried by a court-martial for "quitting bis post," found guilty and Hontonced to four months' colli nement. from August 15, 1900, nnd forfeiture of imrt of his pay. Thereforo you will nolo that the soldier has nlrcuily nerved tho term of his conllnement nnd is no doubt present for duty with his command. In this connection It Is but fair to state .!... ..I...... ii,.. linuliiiiliiir nf the Stmnlsll- Amerlcnti wnr no soldier has suffered the deoth penalty for either military or crim inal oirensrs. very ri'speci. un.v. 11. C. CORH1N. Adjutant General. liiiilKi' Olllci-i'N Imttiillrd. YOHK. Neb.. Jan. 7. (Special.) Hnrlnn Castlo of Iloyal Highlanders has Installed thn following officers for tho ensiling year: Illustrious protertor, A. P. Tnylor; chief conduclor, Mrs. Anna M. Morgan; W. F.van.. Mrs. Mary V. Tlldcn; secretary. K. h. Franklin; treasurer. .1. C. Peterson; wnrdon Mrs. F.dnn Richardson; sentry, O-corgo Parry. F.DOAK. Neb.. Jan. 7 . (Special. )--Tho post and corps publicly Installed their olll ccrs In tho opera house. Captain A. O Adnms of Superior was Installing officer for tho post nnd Mrs. Adams Installing officer for the corps. Tho following officers wero Installed: Post Com., J. H. Phelps; S. V. C, Joseph Alklro; .1. V. C. J. It. Mustek ; Q. M., 8. C. lh-ck; O. D.. J. H. Hazlett chaplain. J. W. Cottle; surgeon. M. Saum; 0.. Mnrk Hatton. For tho Corps President. Mrs. O. J. Mer rill; S. V. P., Mrs. Sarah Darby; J. V. P. Mrs. Sarah Ilradley; secretary, Mrs. Mary It. C. Saxton; treasurer, Mrs. Mary Wnl ters; chaplain, Mrs. Mary Hull; ronduc tress. Mrs. Parnh Dobson; guard, Mrs Km ma !.ake; assistant con luctress, Mrs Krama Ueek; assistant roviductress, Mrs Stover: color bearers, Mrs. A. M. Caster lino. Mrs. Mary Snums, Mrs. Phelps, Mtb, Mnaterson. At the close of tho Installation Mr. and MrH. AdnniB each gnvo nn address. Tho at tendance wns good and tho occasion a very pleasant one. Three ArrrstiMl for Cuttle Theft. LINCOLN, Jnn. 7. (Special Telegram. 1 Senator Currlo was notified from Uroken How today thnt threo men had been ur rested at thnt place on suspicion of being thn persons who raided his cattlo ranch a week ngo. Nearly thirty head of cattle wero stolen nnd tho chnrgo tho men will have to face Is, thorefore, a serious one. Their names nro Hay Cole. Jim Hltten house nnd C. McColloch, Curt SIcveiiM Still .;Ulnw. OKAND ISLAND, Neb., Jan. 7. (Special.) Not a trace has so far been found of the remains or tho whereabouts, If ullve, of Curt Stevens, tho man who left home nenr Wood Illver about the middle of last month to bring back a stray cow. Tho belief Is goncral that ho was drowned In tho Loup river nnd thnt his body Is lodged some- whero under tho Ico or has by this tlmo been burled under tho sand. J. M Guy. tho father-in-law of the missing man, still otters isuo for tho recovery of tho body. Cmiiliiiinitiiiit of Soldier' llmiw. LINCOLN, Jan. 7. (Special TeleRram) Tho stato officers comprising tho Hoard of lavish profusion. Tho law gnvo to tho rl- Publle Lauds nnd Hulldlngs this afternoon purlan proprietor, ns Incident to his owner agreed on tho appointment of W. II. Penn ship of tho toil ndjolnltig tho water, tho of Uroken How to tho position of command- right to tho natural How of tho stream ant of the Soldiers' nnd Sailors' Homo nt without material alteration or diminution. Mllford. Penn served two terms ns sheriff Ho might uso tho water for any purpose, of Custer county. He was a pioneer cattlo provided that ho restored It to Its natural raiser In thnt section of tho state beforo tho courso, so that his riparian neighbor bo- county of Custer wns organized, and was low might receive It unimpaired in quality n member of ono of tho Iowa volunteer rcgl- nnd undiminished In quantity. Tho great mcnts during tho civil war. problem thero to be solved was how best to draw tho water oft tho land; not how to llr. Aleinuiler ImuiK Appointed. savn It nnd conduct It upon land for lrrl LINCOLN, Jan. 7. (Special.) Governor ctinn nurnoses. This law Involves no hard Dietrich today appointed Dr. Alexander Bhp8 whoro tho uso of water Is limited to loung oi vnncy county assistant pnysicinn domes! p. nowcr and nav Ration purposes m tno siaio nospiini tor insnno ai isorioiK. mit has been Justly denounced ns un Mnfa ur. loung siuciicn mcmcine in unicago lor mGU. iw i the arid roglon.' construct any building to tho Impediment of Irrigation of fields. In addition to the states mentioned the doctrlno of riparian rights n3 to water havo been Ignored, abolished or modified in Colorado, Mon tana and Nevada. 'The stnto legislature of Nebraska should provldo for the submtsslou of constitutional amendments embodying tho fundamental prlnclplos of tho Irrigation lnws enacted In 1S95 nnd providing for n stato board nf Irrigation and crentlng the olllco of stnto engineer. Illltht to .Viiluriil l'loiv 'In Great Hrltaln, whero tho common law of riparian rights had Its origin," continued Mr. Chnnnel, "tho ntmosphcro Is laden with moisture which Is precipitated with paper having n bonafldo circulation of 200 subscribers and which shall havo been published In tho county for fifty-two con sccutlvo weeks Is a legal newspaper and n proper publication In which to publish any and all legal and official notices. Tho scnato was called to order by Lieu tenant Governor Snvngo at 2 p. m. nnd after a roll call by tho secretary Chaptaln Cress tnnn led the body In prnycr. Oleson of Cuming offered ti Joint resolution nuthorlzlng tho electors of the stato to vote for or ngalnst n constitutional conven tion at tho next general election to bo held for the election of members of tho legisla ture. A motion by Currlo of Custer naming tho following nddltlonnl employes of tho scnato prevailed: Stenographer Miss Nelllo M. O'llourk. Page Clifford Stultz. Fireman E. 1). Smith. Janitor C. I). Hlcselng. CopylstB Mrs. Carrlo Wilson, Fay Van Uoaklrk nnd W. H. Heed. Tho senate, upon motion, ndjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning, Immediately after which tho republican members went Into cnueus to consider tho adoption of tho report of tho commlttco ou Btandlug com mittees. Tho following scnato files wero Intro duced nt today's session of the senate: 9. F. 3s, by OW'hom Joint resolution au thorizing tho electors of the stnto to voto for or ngalnst a constitutional convention. S. F. u"J. by Hnldrlge An act to amend section i. or article i, Chapter u or tno com piled niatutes ot iseurnHKii tor tho year lS'.'J, relating to "ugrloultnro." . i' -hi. uy .Aiurtin An net to repeal clmp r llll of the Session Laws of N'nbniHkii. ISM. Ir'Iiil' nn art to L'Stnhllsh a utiitn bar ber's cxumlnlug board, to rcgulato the prac- ico oi iwiriiernig in tno state or rvciirasKa ml tirovtdlnir Dciuiltles for tho violation nf the provisions nf this net. s. i' . ii. uy u rein An net to nmend sec tions 19. 20 nnd 21 of chanter xlx nf thn Compiled Statutes of Nebraska of lk99. h. i' vi, uy nansom An act to amend sec tion 200 of tho Criminal Code so as to pro tect fcchlo minded female mid In rniienl said section us now existing. o. r . , uy Kiinsom yu act authorizing membern of the bar to elect a special dis trict JuiIko to nresldo durlnc thu absence. disability tmd In enso of disqualification of tno junge or tno district court nnd to pro vide for the iiualltlcntlon nnd dutleH of uuch special Judgo mid for adjournment ot tho term in case no special Judge Is elected nnd no Judge is present and to repcnl sec tions a nnn so oi cnapier xx or tno com- lied statutes or IscbrusKa. S. I' . 41. by VnnHosklrk An net to tirotect rowers of cattlo In the state of Nebraska, y providing for a registry nnd exhibition f hides and to provldo u penalty for tho lolatlon of the same. H. F. 45, by Hnldrlge An net entitled nn ct to prevent sales of nierchundlRn In frnml of creditors. S. F. 4b. by Oleson An net to nmend rpc. tlon 9.VSa of chapter Iv of title SO of the Codo i civn l'roeediire. S. F. 47. bv Olesoll All net In nmnnil oee- tlons Pol nnd 952. chanter HI. tltln .10 nf th Codo of Civil Procedure. h. I-. 4S, by Oleson An act to provldo for tho snlo by railroad companies of unclaimed goods. S. F. 49. by Owens An net defining a legal newspaper for tho publication of legal and other official nottceu In tho stato of Nebraska. H. F. 00. by Oleson An net In ntneml Ken. tloilH 2 and 3 or chapter xllv, Compiled Statutes of 1S99. entitled "Interest." S. F. 51, by Owens An net to regulnto tho cutting of weeds nn the lluht nf wnv of Irrigation canals, dltchen nnd latternls In mo suite or .ourasKu una, lo provldo penal ties for tho violation of tho provisions of this net. 1 8. F. ,)2, by Owens An act tn nrovldn county treasurers with an' official seal. o. tj. uy eigier A Joint resolution proposing an amendment to the constitti- ion ami providing lor n icferendum. ii. I'. 51. by Lvinilll All lie! In nmon.l ono. tlpn 19 of diopter x of Compiled Statutes ot 1&99 and to repeal suld sections ns now ox- sung. 1'.",Vby Lyman An net to nmend soc- OllS 21. 2.1. 20. 21. "S. "t "Jl nml 11 .. "i !L:lla)l,er xvl" nf tllc' Complied Statutes of 1899 nnd to repeal said ieetlons ns now existing. b. l; . CO, by Hnrlnn An net lo amend ser- t on 13 or chapter xxvlll. entitled "Fees," of uie compiled niatiues of jsw and to repea Boctlon 13 of said chapter xxvlll. live years and for n short time lectured be foro medical students In that city. He re sides In Arcadlu. Fiinner Pnntiir Vlxlls Them. OSCKOLA. Nob., Jan. 7. (Special.) Os- coola Presbyterians were delighted yester day to havo the privilege of listening to their old pastor, Row Dr. W. J. Hollman. who Is now a professor In Lenox college at Hopklnton, la. Tho doctor used to preach Lera over a dozen yenrs ago. 'It was clearly tho Intention of tho legis lature, In providing for tho appropriation and diversion of tho water of tho streams of tho state, to abolish, or nt leaBt to mili tate tho evil effects of this odious doctrine In tho onnctment of tho Irrigation laws of 1895. Tho supremo court, howovor, baa said that attempted abolishment of tho doc trlno of riparian rights Is within tho pro blbltlon of tho constitution. It would seem therefore, that tbo only remedy lies In the ndontlon of n constitutional nmendmen .ii.n stnrt. xi. nbo BhltiK or mnauying uuh uuuuiuk. hi iTTCiinl'Tir K-..1, i t ,a ii Mr r himnel insisted lUlll llll w.miu.i. m .luiira I'.mi JoMsen arrivmi in ihiu oiu. tho enactment of the Irrigation laws in 1S9. from Nebraska City this forenoon nnd con- creating tho state nonrn or iranspori.iu.... vnne.l .llstrlet ennrl Ihla nftnrnnnn Tl, nnd clVlng it Judicial powers, hnd bCCIl denl- tlmo was spent In llstentng to motions and onstratcd by tho satisfactory aujuuicuuon o. domurs. nearly l.oou claims growinj, uiu m nrlatlons attempted prior io tno muo oi u nnnrnv.il. Theso ndludlcat Ions, ho Enid . . . . ..... .u were inndo with but lltlio expense in iu approprlators and had had tho effect o tinrmonlzlni; the ndvereo and conflicting In fret nt individuals nnd communities throughout the arid sections of tno state, Irrigation Xei nr', As to tho development' of Irrigation In CRIME LAID AT WIFE'S DOOR Cornner'N .lury nt Saviinnnli, Mo Cliiirur"! M rn. It loliiirilumi lvllli Her HiiRlinnil'H Murder. r.ntertiilnl.iK .Mine llol. OHAND ISLAND, Neb., Jan, 7. (Special.) During their week's Visit here Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hnko and MUs Hake, formerly of Grand Island, but tuoro recently ot Omaha, havo been the guests of honor nt n reception nt tho Koehler given by Mr. and Mrs F, J Contcs and at n dinner party nml ball given at tho Palmer house by Mrs, C. C. McDonough. Labor Steele, chairman; Currlo, llarl.m, Young. Hodgs. . Hdticnllonal -Allen, chairman: A atiBos kirk, Harlan, Currle. Zelrler. , , , Library- Young, chairman; VanHosklrk, Harlan, Trompcn. Lyman . CInlm Oleson. chairman; Arends. Fxlgar. Martin, Cummins. .McCnrgcr. 8teele. HnnkH and Currency Crotinse, chairman: Berlet, O'Neill, Martin. Mereilth. Live Stock and Or.ialng VanHosklrk. chairman; Currlo. Trompcn, Miller. Hcilt- .tanufucturcs and Commerce McCarger, chnlrmati; O'Neill. Kdcar, Pitney, Krum back. Public Charities Mnrttn, chairman; New ell, Steele, Hodges, Llddell. , , Miscellaneous Subjects-Ole?on. chairman; Crnunie, Currle. Harlan, Steele, oung, Webber. , . , , Miscellaneous Corporations Herlet. ebnlr mnn; Allen, Hnldrlge. Martin. O'Neill, Arends, Campbell. . . , Fnlverslty nnd Normnl Schools O Nelll, chairman; Hnldrlge, Allen. Owens, Mere- le'h- .... , Constitutional Amendments and l-ederal Helatlons Young, chairman; Crrunse, Hal drlge, Martin. Owens, Oleson, Hansom. State Prison Tmmpen. chairman; Olefon, Arends, VnnHosklrk, Krnmbaek. Mcllcnl Socletler Newell, chairman; Mil ler, Crnunse, O'Neill, Meredeth. Privileges and Flections-Ynunir. chair mnn: Harlan, Martin, Campbell. oostln holm. . ... Heveniie Martin, chairman: Ldgar. Cur rle, Young, Owetid, Wnostlnholm. Zelgler. Hnllronds Owens, chnlrmnn; I.dgar. H.il drlge, Arends Steele. VanHosklrk. Currlo, Allen. Meredeth. . , ., Unrolling nnd Kngnivlng Hllls-Nev.'Ml, chairman; McCarger, Oleson, Harlan, I.d gar, Hodgert Zelglcr. . , .... Tmmlgratlnn-Currle. chairman: Horle., Newell. Pnsclml. Llddell. Soldiers' Home-Hdgar. chairman: Steele, Croutie, Newell. Lyman. Insurance -O'Neill, chairman; Hnrlnn. Jlc Cnrger. Owimi?, Haldrlgc. Irrigation Owens, chairman; aiilioi kirk, Currle, Allen, Trompcn. Miller, Camp- Hcform School, Institute for Feeble Minded nnd Homo for Frlendless-HarUn, chairman Fdirnr, O'Neill. Heutlng. Miller. Insane IIopltnls Arcndn. chairman; IH drlge. Olcsx. O'Neill. Cummins. Deaf. Dumb nnd Hllnd Asylutns-Haldri?o. chairman; Arends. Owens, oung, cum- mMlnes and Mlnlng-Hansom. chalrmf.n; Mercdoth, Llddell. Webber, Campbell Rent Inr. Pitney, Hodges. Lyman. Cummins .Ml ler. Paschal. Woostlnholm, Zclgler, Krum- Ncw Committee Apportlonment-VanHon-kirk, chnlrmnn; H.ildrlge. Owens, currlo. Oleson, Martin. O'Neill. Allen. Hnrlnn Standing Committees-Savage, chairman: Abends. AUru, Young, Owens, Haldrlgo. Hules Harlan, chairman: Martin, Owons. FOR HEADS OF COMMITTEES Chairmen I.lkcly t H' Nitmeil ! Sprnlier Seam of the Utilise. LINCOLN, Neb., Jnn. 7. (Special Tele gram.) Speaker Sears will not announco tho house committees until tonight or to morrow morning, but It Is learned unoffi cially that ho has decided upon tho following chairmanships: Finance, ways and means A. W. Lano. Lancaster; Judiciary, John J McCarthy. Dixon: rnllroads. Louis Smlth- bergcr, Stanton; Insurance, H. W. I-afflln, Oago; banks and bankers, J. H. Cain, Jr., Hlchardson; corporations, J. W. Arm strong, Nemaha; public lands, S. A. Cor- neer, Douglas; printing, Mel Uul. Douglas, claims. H. K. Wilcox, Douglas; stato uni verslty and normal schools. A. J. Warner, Lancaster; telegraph and telephone. Gcorgo H. Mend, Douglas; municipal government, Henry McCoy, Douglns. HOUSE MAKES RECORD GOOD III SemlDii .In. it l.oni; Hnouirli to Com plete t, I.eKlNlutlve liny. GAMBLE BY ACCLAMATION 8outh D1tot'i Senatorial PreHmlniry Ends Very Harmoniouilj. SENATE AND HOUSE BOTH CAUCUS riirer-Coniered Flisut for Chief Clerk- nhtn Hesulls In llemer llelnnr Nitmeil Mlniielinhit lleleim ttoii'n Untiles Predicament. Inferior Stntlonery Ilejeeteil. LINCOLN, Jan. 7. (Special Telegram.) Tho cecrctnry of tho senato returned n largo amount of erroneously printed stn tlonery for tho scnato nnd scnato com mittees back to tho olllco of tho secretary of stnto with an order to notify that of ficial that tho Benato would not accept it That paper, of which enough for several sessloim was ordered printed by tho popu list officials Just at tho closo of their term of office, Is of n very poor quality and con tains many glaring errors. Tho scnato committee on printing will probably recom- niond the purchnso of an entire now supply of stationery, and this action will prob ably bo followed by tho house committee. P1KIIHK. S. I).. Jau. 7. (Special Tele- gram.) Last night the names of Keith nd Preston wero withdrawn front tho sena torial contest and Just beforo the caucus that of Stover was also token off. leaving Gamble nlonc In tho race and his wns the only nnmo presented to the caucus. Hrp- resotitatlve Prlco of 'ankton presented It nnd thu nomination was mudo by acclama tion. it became apparent this forenoon that tho three-cornered fight for chief clerk of tho house, waged by Hower, Cono nnd Dnly. would result In all of them being left out. Tbo name of William Homer of Lawrence was taken up and ho wns selected, although not on tho ground nor known as nn applicant. Tho house caucus selections were: A. G. Snmcrs, speaker; William Homer of Law rence, chief clerk; George W. Moulton of Day. first assistant; till Dawson of Clay, second assistant; J. I). Devluo ot Faulk, sergcant-nt-arms; Joseph A. Hoffcr of Hutchison, nsslstnnt; Curl Jones of Tur ner, bill clerk; J. It. Howell ot Hoberts, chief of engrossing force; ti. A. Louncr vllle. postmaster; O. M. Stormont, mes senger; Hew Kills, chaplain; John Mc Donald, watchman. Tho scnato caucus selected: J. M. Law son of Drown, president pro tcm; J. H. Scrlven of Davison, secretary; Y, P. HUss of Houhommo, first assistant; L. II. Lar son of Lincoln, second assistant; II. F, Pncltett of McPhcrson, bill clerk; A. A. Howen of Turner, chief of engrossing force; Ira P. Hradford of Grant, nsslstaut; J. ti. Kibbler of Marshall, scrgeant-nt-nrms; J. II. Wright of Hrule, assistant; Hov. Hurton of Hughes, chaplain. Tho Mlnnnhaha county delegation came hero asking for tho scnatorship and sov cral good electlvo plnccs and could not ngreo among themselves ns to whnt places they really wanted when they could not sccuro tho scnntorshlp. As n result they havo secured nothing. Why l'rrNtou 'Withdrew. MITCIIKLL. S. D., Jau. 7. (Special Tele gram.) H. C. Preston, who was a cnndl dato for Cnlted Stntes senator, did not permit his nnmo to go beforo tho republican caucus at Plcrro this afternoon nnd wired his withdrawal to Representative Urns. On Mr. Preston's return from tho enst Satur day night he disclosed to his frlonds that ho had decided to withdraw from tho sena torial Held and accept n proposition com ing from Judge Glffen of Marlon, la., to become a partner In his law practice nnd ho will remove to that point In the early spring. WOULD ANNEX PART OF IDAHO Wnhluntiiii Stnte I'liinu Inur to Cut Off It lRhhr'n ."Sorlhcru I'urt. SPOKANK, Wash., Jan. 7. Plans nro be lng formed hero to sccuro tho annexation of tho northern part of ldnho to Woshlng ton. Stnto Hcprcscutntlve Lorr will bring tho matter beforo tho Wafhington legisla ture. Tho purposo Is to ndd to this stato tho "Panhandle," located north of iho forty-sixth parallel, which Is tho southern boundary to Washington. This would -In-cludo tho famous Coeur d'Aleno mining district nnd tho greater part of tho Clear water gold fields. Northern Idaho him tn tho past voted In favor of such anocn tlon. It Is nrgueJ that southern Idaho would not consent because of lack of rail way connection between the two pnrts of the stnto nnd especially bccatiso of tho great expense resulting from tho mining riots In the Corur d'Aleno district nt.il two years of martial law. I.nnisdorf Keepx the Pliiee. ST. PF.TEUSUFHO. Jan. 7 After satis factorlly filling tho prellmlnnry stages, Count Ijtmsdort has been definitively ap pointed minister of foreign affairs. Content from enuiliii Couutly. LINCOLN, Jan. 7. (Special Telegram.) Consideration of tho Crummel-Hawxby election contest case from Nemaha county was postponed by the commlttco on privi leges nnd elections becauso of tho falluro of Speaker Scars to open tho documents LINCOLN. Jan. 7. (Special Telegram) Tho papers hnd been mtslald and were not found until nfter adjournment. MeSwiiln In Chnreil with .Murder. HAWLINS, Wyo., Jnn. 7. (Special.) Orlo McSwaln of Hoggs has been brought to tho county Jail nnd tho chargo of murder placed ngalnst him. McSwaln Is tho man who Is chnrged with shooting his rival, a young man named Taylor, nt Dixon a few motiths ngo. It Is said that n bitter feel ing existed on tho part of tho Taylor family becnuso McSwoln's father, who Is a deputy $ alinrlff l.nrt np.nolnil r .1... 'P . .!.. I during the summer. It Is nlso nsacrtcd by friends ot IcSwnln that Tnylor had threat ened McSwnln nnd thnt earlier In tho even ing ho attempted to cut McSwaln with a ulfe. ST. JOSKPH, Mo., Jan. 7. A dispatch to tho Pally News from Savannah, Mo., says: Tho coroner's Jury In tho caso of Frank vvhraska. Mr. Channel paid L. Hlchardson, tho merchant who wns mur- "The fciato of Nebraska, extending for a dered in tho doorway of his rcsldcnco I ,Hntaiico of 150 miles cast and west, pro Chrlstmn3 evening, rettirned n verdict at Bents n variety, of climatic and agricultural i o'clock this afternoon, charging that conditions. In the eastern section of th Hlchnrdson enmo to his death from a tnto the abundnnt crops, highly Improve pistol shot fired by his wife or by some farniB nnd prosperous communities ben person known to her and unknown to the wltuess to the magnificent success of ngrl Jury." rulturo without tho aid of moisture nrti Thn lnrv wiiH out flftv-five minutes and nr-lnllv mini led. As wo pass turtner wcbi tho verdict created a profound sonsatlon. however, tho conditions chungo. Tho hu After waiting almost two weeks the Jury mid climate gradunlly shades off Into tho heard tho testimony of Mrs. Hlchardson nt rfglon of srnnty ralnfnll and In western her rcsldcnco today. Tho widow lay In bed Nebraska Irrigation is necessary for sue and answered tho questions of Prosecuting cessful agriculture Mtorney Hooher nud tho Jurors Impn- "Of the entlro stato moro than ono-miru tlently. Onco sho exclaimed: "When will or nbout lfi.OOO square miles, lie within th you lenvo me ulone.' arid or seml-nrld region whero agriculture, Mrs. Hlchardson was represented by two though a partial success In tho most favor prominent St. Joseph lnwyers nnd was ablo seasons, Is In the main a falluro with surrounded by her own relatives during tho out Irrigation. In seasons of unusual rain- taking of her testimony. She denied that fall tho reuinrkublo productiveness of tno sho knew anything about the murder other soil bears witness to tho nbundant fertility than has been told by other witnesses and and gives promise of its possibilities when donted that eho had any improper relations sufficient moisture Is supplied and all tho with tho men whoso names have been elemonts combine to prouueo n iruitfui brought Into the case. No warrants have growth of plant llfo. Tho wnter to Irrlgato becen Issued for Mrs. nichardson's ar- this region must bo supplied largely from rest. rivers having their sources In Colorndo and SAVANNAH. Mo.. Jan. 7. Mrs, Richard- Wyoming and while tho supply is ample son was nrrested ot her home tonight. She for tho development of considerable areas gave bond for $1,000. slgtied by her brother- Is will bo necessary In tho near future In In-law, John l. Hlchardson of Chicago, order that Irrigation development bo not W. 8. Wells, cashier of the Stato Hank of retarded to provldo somo system for tho S-ivrttini'i and her attorney. K. H. White storago of Hood waters that now go to cf St. Joseph. The preliminary hearing U wasto nnd somo equitable adjustment of set for January IS. interstnto rights to tne use or waters of Interstate streams." Iliereume in l.nunoll 'I ruiin. LONDON. Jan. 7. The statement ot the Hoard of Trnde for the month of December Ml! ill no ii foil ii t j- MnrtenKrii, MADISON, Neb., Jan. 7 (Special ) The showa Increase of 5,707,600 In Imports 1 mortgage record for the last year In Madl and 1,673,(100 In exports. I son county Is a most gratifying one. Tho LINCOLN, Jnn. 7. (Special.) Tho house of representatives hold a session of fifteen minutes' duration this afternoon nnd nd journed to 10 o'clock tomorrow morning, penning the appointment of standing com mlttces by tho spenkcr. All business thnt came beforo tho representatives today wos transacted without dobatc. Absentees wero Crlsscy ot Johnson, Hamilton of Hutler, Hanks of Otoe, Harris of Huffnlo, Mead of Douglas and Shlnstnck of Cuming. Tho first thing considered was n resolution Introduced by Armstrong of Nemaha au thorizing tho chief cleric to employ nn extra asslntont to prepare dnlly five copies of tho official record of houso proceedings ono for tho printer, ono for tho secretary of state and three for tho members of tho house nnd referring tho matter of supplying each member with a copy to tho committee on printing with distructlons to report within twenty-four hours nfter It Is appointed. Tho resolution whb offered as a substi tute for several resolutions bearing upon tho snino subject thnt wero left undecided nt tho close of tho lost session. It won pnssed by an overwhelming voto, only a fow representatives on tho fusion sldo of tho houso voting In tho negative. Tho nppolntment of W. H. Clark of this city ns custodlnn nf supplies, submitted by the secretary of state, was ratified without a dissenting votr. On motion of Hlbbcrt of Gngo. tho ser-geant-at-nrms was authorized to procure u Hag of the national colors for decorating tho baro portion of tbo wail behind Iho speaker's chair. Thero being no further business for con sldorntlon, the house adjourned on motion of Cain of Htchnrilson. LIST OF SENATE COMMITTEES I Kiintiel of the Severn! Orpriuilzu- tlonn Which Are to Slmpc the SesHlou'H Work, LINCOLN, Jnn. 7. (Special.) When tho senato adjourned today tho republican members went into caucus to consider the report of tho commlttco on standing com mittees, which will ho mndo to tho sonato tomorrow. Following Is tho full list of commlttco selections. rJudlclary Hnldrlge. chairman: Martin, ioung, i.rouiibe. uwens, uieson, 1 lariat), VnnHosUtrk. Hansom. Finance, Ways and Means Arends. chair man; Owens, Herlet, tiilgnr, Allen, Oleson, O'Neill, VnnHosklrk, HouHntr. Public Lands and HaUdlngs Allen, chair man; Young, TTompon, Arends. Herlet. Owens. Steele, Lymnn. Krnmbaek. Agriculture McCarger, chairman; Young, Trompen. Herlet, Currlo. Cruunfe, .eluier. Highways, Hrldgr and Ferries Tramp''!!, chnirman; Newell, McCarger, Llddell, Krumbnck. Accounts and Uxpendltures Currlo, chair man; Oleson. Harlan. Martin, Pitney. Counties and Cnuntv Hiundnrles Pitnoy, chairman; Hansom, Webber, Paschal, Van Houklrk. Military Affairs Steele, chairman; New ell, Crounse. McCarger. Meredeth, Municipal Affairs Harlan, chnlrmnn; Hnl drl.te. O'Neill, IMgar, Woostlnholm. Idtf rnal Improvements Herlet, chairman; Allfn, Crounse, McCarger, Lyman Brhool I.unlK nnd Funds Cruinse, chair man: Trompcn. Arends, Webber, Pa-rhnl. Trlntlng Kdgnr. chairman; McCarger, Noivoll, O'Neill, Campbell, Cuts (lot Stump Allmviinee. LINCOLN, Jan. 7. (Special Telegram.) In tho mnttor of tho uso ot postnge stomps for Its members tho sennto In caucus this evening adopted a resolution which cuts out the stamp allowance altogether. COLD WAVE DUE HERE TONIGHT Wenther Todny Likely lo He Cloudy tvlth Snow nml Ilrlsk lo Illul. Northerly Winds. WASHINGTON. Jan. 7. Forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday: Nebraska Cloudy and cold Tuesday, probably snow; cold wnvo nt night; Wed nesdoy, fair, winds becoming brisk to high, northerly. Iowa Hnln or snow Tuesday, colder In western portion, with n cold wovo nt night; Wednesday, fair, much coldrr; southerly winds, becoming northerly Missouri l'nlr In western, rain In east ern nortlon Tuesday; Wednesday, fair. much colder, brisk to high westerly winds South Dakota Snow Tuesday with a cold wave; Wednesday, fair and cold, brisk to hlch northerly winds Kansas Partly cloudy Tuesday, snow nnd much colder nt night or Wednesday, winds becoming northerly. Colorado Snow, colder Tuesday; snow In northeast portion; Wednesdny, fair, cold, wimia hccnmlm: northerly nnd brisk to high. Wvomlng Snow Tuesday, cold wavo; WodneBday, fair and cold, winds northerly, becoming high. Montnna Snow nnd colder In eastern por tion Tuesday; Wednesday, fair and cold varlablo wiqds. l.oenl Iteeord, OFFICE OF THK WKATHKU HFnF.AC, miAii.1 .inn. 7 Official record nf tem- pcraturo and preclpltntlon enmpnred with the corresponding day of tho last threo years. IliiNlinnd Crix the Children. LARAMIK. Wo., Jan. 7. (Special.) Tho children of William Hutcher, tho Denver business man, who chased his divorced wlfo end her paramour from Denver to Greeley, to Cheyenno nnd thenco to Laramie, nro I harmful of all the Hkln preparations. uuw ... ...n iiuBnt-naiu... j ivenvcr lawyer was hero yesterday nnd convinced Mrs. Hutcher thnt sho had no right to tho children nfter the Colorado courts had granted her husband the custody of them nnd reluctantly sho permitted tho nttorney to tako them back to Denver. Mrs. Hutcher claims that she has married tho man with whom nho lied from Denver. An Excellent Combination. Tito iilensnnt method nnd bpncfleliil effect!! of tlio woll ltnmvu icmcdy, Hvnor or Vum, mtuiufucturcl by tho California Km Svitui" Co., lllitbtrato the valuoof obtaltilnp the llrjuld lttxn tlvo principles of nlnnt.s known to bo medicinally hixutivo nnd presontiiijT t hem In the form most rof resiling to tbo tusto nnd ncccntnblo to tho hyKtoni. It is tho ono perfect fitrenjfthenlnK luxti tlvo, oloniiMtiL' tho system clfcoluaUy, dispelling colds, headaches nnd fevers gently yet promptly and enabling one to overcome habitual constipation per manently. Us perfect freedom from every olijnctlonnblo quality and sub stance, nnd its uctliiL' on the kidneys, liver and bowels, without wenkcnitifT or Irrltatiiify them, ninlto It tho ideal laxative. In the process ot manttfacturinff ili;s are used, ns they aro tilensant to tho taste, but this medicinal qualities of tho remedy are obtained from ticutin and other 'aromatic plants, by a method known to tho Cai.ifok.ma Fio Syuop Co. only. In order to pet its beneficial clTectH and to avoid imitations, plea.so remember the full name of tho Company printed on thu front of every packnifo. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. PAN ntANCISCO, CAX.. I.OUI8VII.I.K, KV. NEW YOHK. N. V. For snlo uy nil Druculsts. I'rlcofiOc. per bottle. A SKIN OF BEAUTY IS A J0 FOREVER DR.T. FELIX GOURAUD'S ORIENTAL CREAM, OR MAGICAL BEAUTIPIER. Hnnovn Tan. IMmpln, rrtcklos, Moth rntch. Itasli una Hkln dli me, and every lilcmlih on beauty, unJ deft'i tlftc: tlon. It hai stood thn teat of I j cars, anil Is to liaunleya we tnM It to be turn It Is properly made. Accept no counter feit of similar nnine. Dr. I.. A. tviyrn raid to a la dy of the haut-toD (a patient): As you Indies will uso them. 1 recom mend 'GOtTHACD'H CHKAM as tho least For sain by all Druculsts anil Kancy Goads Dealers In the U. 3. and ICuropu. Fttltl). T. IIOIMCI.VS. 1'rop'r, 7 Great Jons Bt., N. T. fSifg if nANfiFI? Sir.NAK: ArehrUoutln-M. I'nrmer .wt. I.oul AVoiiiiiii'n Offer. LONDON, Jan. ".As a memorial of her only son. Lleutennnt I'ercy V. Korbos-Lclth ot tho Tlrst (Hoynl DniKoons), who died Inst week nt Now Castle, Natal, Mrs. A. V. Forbes-Lolth, (who was Miss Marie Janunry of St. LoulB), of 1'Yvlc Castle, Aberdeen shire, nnd formerly ot New York, has offered to present a building nt Aberdeen worth 4,000 to bo used as n Gordon High landers Institute. Term) Not Siitlnfiiotorj-. VANCOUVER, H. C, Jan. 7. Owing to tho demand of tho Imperial authorities that all mounted pollco recruited hero for South Africa must pay their faro to Cape town anil submit to Inspection to fitness by Hnpllsh officers, nil Ideas of raising a corps In HrltUh Columbia have been nbandoned unless the men's passago bo paid and tho men arc Inspected as to lltncsa by Cunadlan officers hero. lflon. um lias 1807 ...31 f.0 I'll 13 ... tti as r. . i ...21 42 17 JS ... .fi T .on .nn Maximum temperature Minimum temperature. Mean temperature ii,-,.,1,ltfitliin Record of temperature nnd precipitation at Omaha for this day and slnco March 1, 1S0O: . , Normal tcmpernturo u Kxccss ror tno imy......... Tnint evcess since March t l'-H Normal precipitation 0.1 nc i Purest, for the day inch Total rainfall since March 1 30.21 Inches Excess slnco March 1. ................ . .'o im Ii tioiip encv tor cor. neriuu, is"- m Deficiency for cor. period, UK) Heporl from Slnlloim nt S I' 3 07 III. lies STATIONS AND BTATK OF WHATIIKR. 'A 5H Omaha, cloudy North Platte, clear Cheyenno, pnrtly cloudy. Hopld City, cloudy Huron, cloudy Wllltston, snowlnn CIiIciiko. cloudy St. Louis, ralnlnu St. Haul, cloudy Davenport, cloudy Kansas City, clear Helena, clear. Havre, partly cloudy. Hlsmarck, clear Galveston, clear 311 42 24 28 2 32 ns 24 31 3S -io it .1 C2' M 311 .00 30" .00 Ml .00 Dfi .00 34, .00 8 .10 31 .00 3J T 21 .00 31 .00 4GI .00 .0C .01 .00 .00 Vindicates trace of preclpltntlon Zero, ' L, A WF.r SII Local Forecast Oltlcl'.l. So many women suffer from it. It mars alike their hours of work nnd pleasure. Backache is Kcncrally a symptom of derangement of the deli cate womanly organs. It is useless tuerciore to apply plasters and similar local treatments. A cure can only be effected when the cause of the nche is removed. The use of Dr. Pierce's bavor ite Prescription will cure the debilitating drains, the in flammation, ul ceration nnd displacement which cause backache, side ache, headache and many other aches and pains. " Favorite Pre scription" con tains no alcohol and is absolutely free from opi um, cocaine and other narcotics. It agrees with the most deli cate persons. "I took your medicine tlx raonth and I feel now like a new person." writes MUs Annie Stephens, of Ucllvillr.Wfmd Co.. W Va, "Have no backaclir, no headache, no pain auywhere, I took t even bottle of Dr Pierce's I'avorite Pre scription, and r.cven bottles of his 'Golden Med ical Discovery ' I think there it nn medicine like Dr. 1'lcrre's. I can't kpeaU highly ciioiikIi of your medicine for it ban done roe to much L'ood. I don't feel tired ns I used to nor tick I feci welt and think there is no medicine equal to Dr I'lerce't I'avorite Prescription " The Medical Adviser, iroS pages, 6ent free on receipt of stamps to pay expense of mailing only. Send ai one -cent ctamps for twpir coven, or 31 stamps for cloth, to Dr. k. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y, man and woman. re to evorv Wl Akf Docs our face Hush nnj are our limbs shaky an J weak? Do j ou (eel that j our Diercy, Ambition and Vitality nro -w forsaklncjou? These aro Nature's warnings; votir ManhooJ Is rapidly falling, Idectrlclty Is the only known cure for these weaknesses. As applied by my Llectrlc Belt the cure Is RuaranleeJ; If It falls I will refund every cent you pay for It. DR. BENNETT'S ELECTRIC BELT Is of Quadruple Mulllply lng Power, bntlrely ditfer ent, and must not be con founded with other electric Ht. Has soft, silken. fhamols covered spono " 41 e'eclrodes which do not burn and blister ns do the bare metal electrodes used on all other makes of bells. My Hell can lis rcncweJ (or only75C when burned out; r.o other belt can be re newed lor any price, and uhen burned out In isuiih less. CiUARANTirii TO CURIi all Weaknesses In either sex: irstore Vitality; euro Rheumatism In any (orn. Varicose Veln, Kldncj, Liver and Illidlcr Trouble, Constipation. IHspepsIa, all l:cn-je Com plilnts, General and Nervous DeMllly, etc. Wrlto to-d.iy for my book, "The rindlncr of ths Fountain of tiern.il Youth." 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FBEEELEOnHBSltti Ofrtv. .ii,.iiv.'5o'ii.fi" -. w.lWXi'ii' f.uuwfAa iYlJnr7Zjc!i-pi iJ retuurf to tu ui.i i f iu; In rdiM&t t,f it ? itiit'i amrit i. CCSTS Al'iCtt HiTt1.MCj ywKiwl wltb oort all othor treitf In. .m t U mi .r Jti. trie tiHi, arillton ijJi.i.rfliil'U I'VI'l. CVIJ llr mortthnMJltmer.u. lis Li hiR'ttrii rW rifiii' on dllfuvrs. 'eknei aint U.ilwi'.'k tr .i I'Mt talnl cariCdetitltl catnlnlt. e ln.i mlif.' alut. SEARS, ftOEBUCK CT. Orlriio"' HBNOVATOIl Inrlonite n tnd retioi aier. tlio Bintumj jiurlflcfi aiiiU'Driclii ii th" blood; crri thn worn ilvn'iejisla, coiiKtii'iitlun, hnndii'h". liver anJ klilmyn 2.V1 aud $1 utilruifKiHth. b'ruo Jr. II J l.ny.Mirat.tr,N.Y PfHft WOMEMS rr.viM.p. nEANs men monin'y 'utufurfnr wcj- men .notonn fal! I'r. inntt htittitam i'ii.i re Irred in f wrtHVN t't St bhennan & lc(;onne In. Kum fc (11. unit utl i r rutclm er uislled by Uou Urug Lo. llunulo, i. V