THE OMATIA JXAILV WEE: TUESDAY, A PHIL 2, 1901.
HAYWARD SUCCEEDS KILLIAX
i
Popular Oolonil of th Second is Mads
Adjutant Guneral.
COME OTHER APPOINTMENTS MADE
Ail nit linlinin .Mmlc Stnte HimlnriT
mill .lira. Ali of llimllni;' Mmlu
Mm I run of the .lmn
it Hint I'lncc.
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LINCOLN, April 1. (Special Telcfiram.)
Ooxcrnor Ulctrich today .appointed Colonel
Wlllliim Itaywnnl of Ncliruska, City to suc
ceed .Julius N. Ivllllnn, aa adjutant general
of tin) Nchraska National gviard, llio latter
havltis rwlisiicd to accept a captaincy In th'j
lulled State army. Colonel Haywnrd la
now In the olty and will assume the duties
of the olllco In n short time.
The appointment maUefs neccusary several
chants In other departments. Henry
MeyiTH of Prcmunt, who has heen employed
in the land commissioner's olllco, will be
come slorcUcuper In the military depart
ment and Miss Jo Don. stenographer for
the adjutant general, will bo transferred to
p similar position In the labor department.
Mr. Meyers will be succeeded In the land
commissioners olllco by Miss Holland of
this clly. Several other appointments along
the same line will be announced later.
Colonel 1 lay ward Is the youngest son ot
tho late Senator Ilayward. Ilo has served
In various nipaeltles In tho Nebraska Na
tional guard, from the oirtce of captain to
hlB new position. Ilo was with tho Second
regiment nt.Chlckamanga park, as a captain
of the Nebrnska City company. When the
regiment was reorganized ho enlisted and
v.as aubseuucntly elected major, and nflcr
warda promoted to colonel. Ho Is a graduati.
of the law department ot the University of
Nebraska, and while In school was an offi
cer of the cadet battalion nnd star player
on tho two championship foot ball teams.
.Mil ill MMtl IJllKllll'IT.
Adna Dnhson, city engineer of Lincoln,
was today appointed state engineer and
bccrclary of the Hoard of Irrigation, to
Mictced r. II. Channell..whn has held over
from the popocratlc administration.
Mrs. 1 A. Ash of Hastings was appointed
u.atron of tho ABylum for Chronic Insane
at that city.
With the possible exception of council
ii'cn In two down town wards, there Is
no doubt that the republican city ticket will
be elected hero tomorrow. Tho fuslonlsts
i,u, .. eni nf rnnd Idatt-H In tho Held, but.
no real effort has been made In their be
half to overcome the usual republican ma
jority. Tho Plrst and Second wards arc
clchrly divided politically, and only In this
district do tho fuslonlsts siand any chance
of success. Ofllcers to be elected are
mayor, clerk, treasurer, seven counrllmen
nnd four school directors. Very little In
leiesl has been manifested In the election
and Indications point to an exceedingly
light vole. H. J. Wlnnctt. republican ean
dli'ato for mayor. Is now serving his nrst
term In that position.
WORKS LANDLADY AND ALL
iriuir.l.r IIpIiim lllnmelf Otlior
iii-NM' Clutlien anil Vnnlxlir
m llli I. Ivory 'IVnni.
SVHACl'SH, Neb., April 1. -(Special Tolc
gram.) A man going by tho name of C. J.
Ilrcwn, who has hoarded with Mrs. Holt
for a month, yesterday hired a team from
Kramer's livery barn, saying he wnnted 't
u few hours. As he d'lil not return last
night, Inquiry developed tho fact that he
hail taken a while ahlrL and a pair of soek3
from Hay llolt, a coat, vest nnd overcoat
ftcnil'.MrVlniyMinfa palinoC "shoes from
'lion. A. A. W'cllrr. all of whom wcro hoard-
lug wl(h MPk Hull. ., .
"YcHlcnluy ho presented a check for '!.
to (ieorge V. McKeo purporting to have
heen miido by Mr. Plumcr ot Turlington
Karroo, from whleh ho mild ho had received
the chrck In payment for work done In
painting, and Mr. McKee gave him the
mnmy on tho chock. He also owed Mrs.
Holt for a month's hoard, it was reported
he had been arrested at Avoca, but It turned
nut to bo a case of mistaken identity. Word
has. been received from Nehrnska City that
the team was left at Levi's llvrry to bt
called for at " o'clock this afternoon, hut
It bad not been called for at 7 o'clock.
BONDS DECLARED WORTHLESS
lli cUloii Hint Tliutr County IMil Mit
A.Ucrttii' l.itnu I'llllllKll
lli'fiirt VntliiK.
HKIIHON. Neb., April 1. (Special.)
It was announced a few days ago that
the bonds voted for $35,000 by tho county
last fall aro not legal. After being Issued,
as It was thought according to law, they
were advertised and purchased by the state
traasurer anil were to bear 1114 per cent
Interest. Last week when tho county clerk
wont to Lincoln to get tho money for them
h3 wau Informed they were not legal and
were worthless. Notice of tho proposition
to voto on them was not advertised ac
cording to law the required length of
time hefore election. Notlco of tho propo
sition to voto on them was published In
four Issues of the county papers, but- only
twenty-four days beforo election. Tho
sup) erne court has held in similar eases
(hat tho bouds were not legal and tho at-
The Jolly Girl
Often changes to the jaded woman. "I
can't set; what's come over Mnry ; she
used to be such n jolly girl," was the
remark of n young woman visiting n
married school
mate. Marriage
changes a wom
an. The drains
nnd pains which
are so often the
sequence of
marriage rob
Iter of all vital
ity. Give her
back her former
strength a n d
she'll be as
"jolly" a wife
as she was a
maid. Doctor
Pierce's I'avor
ite Inscription
gives back the
lost strength by
re -establishing
the health of
the delicate
womanly or
gans. It dries
the drains and
stops the pains.
It cures ulcera
tion, inflamma
tion and female
weakness. It
makes weak
women strong and sick women well.
"I'or two ycar I lud been o ufTerer from
rhronlc dleasc anil female weakness," writes
Mr. Allen A, Hobson, of iijj Rodman Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. " I had two different doctors,
nnd they gave me medicine which only relieved
me for a time. My niece advised me to
take Dr. rierce's I'avorite Prescription, I con
eluded that to open a correspondence with you
for your advice would be salest, o 1 did, and
have been highly teuefUed. I find that alter
taking six bottles of ' Favorite Prescription ' and
live o? 'Golden Medical Discovery and follow
ing vour ndvice in regard to local treatment, I
am iiow a strong woman. Accept my sincere
thanks for the interest manifested In my case
and the happy remits obtained."
Sick women are invited to consult Dr.
Tierce hv letter free. Correspondence pri
vate. Addrew Dr. K. V. Tierce, Buffalo, N.Y,
torncy general advised the state treasurer
not to accept them. They will have to
have another election to Issue new bonds.
Plans and specifications for tho ncv court
house were advertised for and the plans of
a party from Texas accepted, but when
they were presented for final Inspection It
was asserted they wcro rejected after the
architect had received n good salary for
submitting them. Tho taxpayers of the
county have expended over $2,000 and have
nothing to show for It. it Is feared the
bonds will be defeated when the proposi
tion Is ngaln submitted.
PAYING OFF THEIR DEBTS
Clllrmn or ..-! lull .Siiliarllu for Urn.
rtlt of 'intt'ft Co I true nil it
leiiilnuy.
NKUOII, Neb., April 1. (Special.) Pay
ment of the debts of Gates college and
dates academy Is now being made by 'the
treasurer and will bo completed within the
week. Tho full amount of the $20,000 in
debtedness was raised Saturday night In
time to receive the benefit of $6,000 In
optional pledges, whleh expired at mid
night. Sunday union services were held
In the Congregational church, at which
Huv. Clifton, western secretary ot the
educational society, delivered an address,
the subject being, "The Necessity of Chris
tian Education to the Republic."
President Warren of Yankton college
briefly nnnounced that tho debt had been
provided for, Including tho mortgage on
flaylwd hall, nnd stated many of tho dif
ficulties encountered In (be task.,
Saturday noon thero was. still about $1,200
to bo raised, and scarcely n possibility
seemed to exist that It could bo done. Late
In the afternoon a telegram from a friend
In the east announced that an additional
amount to other gifts of $300 had been
made and that n check for tho sum had
been mailed tho day previous. Various
other contributions reduced the amount to
about $300, and this sum was pledged by
IJr. Clifton. The hour was then late, but
tho news wns soon spread among the
students, who at onco commenced to cele
brate the event by ringing tho academy bell
and making a big bonfire on the hill. Tho
amount pledged not only provides for all
old debts, but Includes current expenses
us well, up to tho time of tho commence
ment of tho spring term. The cIiIkhiib of
Ncllgh nnd friends of the, academy in the
neighborhood have responded liberally, ami
altogether at this time have contributed
$7,000 of the amount required to wlpo out
the debt.
THIEVES TAP P0ST0FFICE
Seoiirr rflOO mill l.nivr Aluio-it hi
.Much Mori In tin Sufi In tho
.nxlriy to .rt A mi y,
PLKASANTO.V, Neb. April 1. (Special
Telegram'.) Tho postolTico was robbed Sun
day at midnight by two men. Tho safo was
blown. THc alarm was given and the
thieves frightened away. They secured
$IS0 left In the safe. Illoodhounds have
been ordered.
ANlirw Si-nt Hume nil II II r I ii I .
PLATTHMOl'TU. Neb.. April 1. (Spe
cial.) A sealed metallic Dox, containing
the ashes of Captain J. W. Marshall, who
died in Los Angeles, Cal.. a month ago,
arrived in this city today by express, ad
dressed to Mrs. Lodlska Hayes, a daughter
of the deceased. Tho body of Captain Mar
Bhall was cromatcd at Loa Angeles.
Undertaker Strelght has placed this box,
with the urn containing the ashes of tjen
eral (ieorge S. Smith, In the vault of tho
Klrst National haul;. The Masonic lodgo of
this city will soon hold funeral services
over both and they will bo burled here.
Vi'W ( lun i li Without. Ill-lit,
TKCI'MSKH. Neb.. April i. (Special..)
Tho now Ilaptlst church here 'was .dedi
cated yesterday. Knv. C. W., Ilrinstad of
Omaha, general missionary, dollvcrejl the
dellcatory sermon in the mo-"ng. It
coat $1,0011, $1,100 of which w:.. ledgcd
nt the opening of tho deulcu . "acrvlco
yesterday, but biiforo the servlie cloned
this amount was mado up urn! tho church
stunds without dobu Itev, W. W. Theobald
Is the pastor.
SiiiiiIIio .None OnitoIm.
OSCISOLA, Neb., April 1. (Special.)
Smallpox exists In the family of Myron .1.
Hrown. Mr. flrown's brother. Warren R.
Drown, who Is an old man nnd n veteran
of tho civil war, has been liv
ing at Kremont nnd camo to his brother
Myron's and was taken sick. There are
oven In tho family of Myron and all were
exposed and havo been vaccinated.
t'roii t'uiiilltloiiN Ktrrllrni.
I'LWOOI). Nob., April 1. (Special.)
During tho last thirty-six hours sixteen
Indies of snow has fallen. This makes a
fall of twenty-two Inches of snow and one
Inch of rain In tho last ten days. The
prospects for fall wheat and ryo were
never better nnd tho average is larger than
ever beforo planted In this county.
lii-tH Hid nf Siunllio.
YOltK. Neb.. April 1. (Special.) Dr. C.
H. I latum, for the first llmo In months, is
through treating smallpox patients In York
county. Thero wero but two families in
York nflllcted, who long ago wcro released
from (uarantlne. Mo3t of tho doctor's
practice was in Henderson and vicinity.
Ilurlnl of Kiiuriir I'fclfcr.
TKCUMSHH, Neb., April 1. (Special.)
The funeral of Kiigcnn Pfelfcr was held
from the homo of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
15. Pfeifer, yesterday afternoon, conducted
liy Itev. II. K. Cirupn of tho Lutheran
church. Kugeno was 12 years of age and
died of brain fever Krlday evening.
York Hunt! to .Mnli Tour.
YORK. Neb., April L (Special.) Roll In
Horn!, bandmaster and composer, Is arrang
ing for a tour of Nebraska with hls York
Concort band. It Is reported .that Mr.
Dond has an offer of an engagement with
tho lltiffnlo exposition.
I,on.'h mi Arm,
TKCUMSKII. Neb., April 1. (Special.)
Physicians havo found It necessary to am
putate (1. W. Pardee's left arm between
tho wrist apd elbow. Mr. Pardee has
been suffering with Boftenlng of tho wrist
bones,
XcliriiMkn nml .VcliriiHknim.
Henklemaii's new onera house will ho for
mally opened April 5.
Tho Church of Christ will erect u church
building ut Louisville this coming summer.
Taylor, tho Hall county sheep man, has
mado arrangements to graze 20,000 head of
uhecp In Lincoln nnd Perkins counties,
Tho Pioneer Townslte conipanyls platting
an addition to tho town of Ilowells and tho
lots will bo put on tho market this spring.
Patrons of the Pawnee, creamery havo
prospered during the last year. Tho cream
ery hnx ilonii a largo luminous and Its pro
duet has brought u good prlco on tho mar
ket. Tho Musons of North l'latto aro getting
ready to erect n. two. story brick building,
50x110 feet. Tho llrst story will bo rented
for business purposes nnd tho second used
for lodge rooms.
Tho big ditch which drains n large quan
tity of valuable laud Iiv Dakota county,
which would otherwise ho worthless, Is to
bo extended at u cost of $10.Ch. It la ex-,
peeled to render 7.0W acres moro laud till
able. One oiniiit'H "'.lpcrlcncc vsllli ii Cirlp
licmcily.
While Buffering" with n 'soyero 'attack of
tho grip and threatened with pneumonia,
Mrs. Annlo II. Cooley of Middle-Hold. Conn.,
began using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and was very much benefited by Us use.
Tho pains In tho chest soon disappeared,
tho coiuh becamo loose, QxpentorMlon easy
and In a short tlmo sho van np well as
ever. Mrs. Cooley says Mio cannot speak
loo highly In praise of this remedy. It U
for sale by all druggists.
NEBRASRANS IN WASHINGTON
Georgt D. Meiklejohn Pukt Up Eli Ei
loagingt for Home.
SCHNEIDER CONGRATULATED BY HANNA
Secretary Illtelit'ooU ArrniiKC for
(irnrluu; of Sheep In I'orrnt Ite
er ci I'lmtolHi't C'liiumcn In
the .urtlm ext.
WASHINGTON, April 1 (Special Tele
gram.) Ocogro D. MclMcJohn arrived In the
city tonight direct from Nebraska, Thi late
assistant secretary of war went at once to
hM rooms In the Rnlelgh without register
ing, nnd shortly afterward was seen with
several army officials who had know lege of
his arrival. Meiklejohn said there were no
sore spots about him growing out of the
senatorial contest In Nebrnska, nnd he
congratulated the republican party on send
ing two republicans to the senate.
"I will he here until Thursday In all
probability and then leave for Nebrnska.
where 1 will continue to make my home."
he said. "So far as my connection with the
War department Is concerned, everything
was closed up previous to my leaving for
Nebraska and 1 have no business that calls
me there. I will pack my effects nt onco
and get out of Washington as soon as pos
sible. I have no dcllnltc plans, although
several things havo presented themeslves
which 1 hnvo taken under consideration. My
campaign Just ended was very exacting, and
I feel ns If I needed rest. As I now have
Just lime to Indulge myself I proposo to
take advuntngo of the circumstances."
Milium Conuriitiilntr) Sclmclilcr.
Another Ncbraskan arrival In Washington
today was R. H. Schneider of Kremont, who
remained but a few hours. In tho time he
was In tho capital, however, ho saw Senator
Hauna for n moment and then had an in
terview with odlclats ot tho postofflcc de
partment nbout matters connected with tho
(Irnnd Island postofflcc building, ascertain
ing, ns stated In Tho Hee, that the case will
be reopened anil, another Investigation had
over tho question of tho new location of the
postofllcc.
The Nebraska committeeman left for New
York this afternoon. In his Interview with
Senator Hunna he wns congratulated as a
member of the national committee on the
election of two republican senators.
Thomas II. MoPhcrson Is at the Raleigh.
Mipii In I'orcit Itrncrs c.
Secretary Hitchcock has provided rules
and regulations for the grazing ot Bhcrp In
tho forest reserves throughout the country.
He has also fixed the number of sheep al
lowed upon tho reserves, to bo distributed
pro rata among stockmen who apply for
permission to put their Hocks In tho gov
ernment forest. In tho. lllg Horn reserve
In Wyoming 12.,000 sheep will he allowed
within tho limits of rescrvo south of the
thirteenth standard parallel and 2.1. 000
north of that Hue.
Permission wns refused stockiv.cn to grazo
their sheep In the Lewis and Clark reserva
Hon In Idaho, hecauso It wns overcrowded
last year and the sheep Injured tho for
est growth.
The rules governing tho admission of
stock arc the same as last year with slight
modlllrnUons suggested by experience.
Sheep will go on reserves July I and will
be allowed to remain until late In Septem
ber. Council III ii n'M Nnllunnl ISniiL.
The comptroller of currency approved the
application of Carl V. Kuhnle. Jacob Sims,
C. K. Price, O. W. .Nicholson, L. A. De
vine and others to orgaui.c tho Commer
cial National bank of Council Illuffs, la.,
with $100,000 capital, , ,
Nelson J. Ludl or Republican Oit'y, .Neb..
Chambers Kellar anil Gideon C. Moody of
Dcnilwood, S. D., wcro admitted to practice
beforo tho Interior department.
It ii in I Free llcllry In limit.
Rural free delivery service will ho estab
lished May 1 111 Iowa as follows: Alta,
Huena Vista county, routo covers nn nrea
of ninty-slx squaro miles, containing n pop
ulation of 1.R27: W. II. Cox, J. O. Peter
son nnd J. H. Nuser appointed carriers. Tho
postolllce nl II la I ii t will bo discontinued, nnd
all mall sent to Alta.
Indlanola, Warren county, additional ser
vice, routo covers area of thlrty-llvo square
miles, with population of 550; Ocorgo TU
tnn nppolnted carrier.
Theso Iowa postolllces wcro discontinued'
Wllsonvlllc, Vnn Huron county, mail to
Stockport; Hlchllcld, Kayctto county, mail
to Alpha.
I'm- Ccilnr ltiiplilK Hunk.
Tho National Hank of North America of
New York was approved as a rescrvo agent
for Citizens National Bank of Cedar Rap
Ids, la.
New pension examining surgeons wero ap
pointed: Nebraska Dr. H. 10. Kaiircr at Auburn.
Iowa Dr. K. A. Ramson at Nevada and
Dr. J. A. Carter at Rock Rapids.
A postoflleo was established at Daley,
Carbon county, Wo., with Annlo Hrown
postmaster.
Tho postofflces at Hanover, HrnoowcU and
Tralrlo Hell, In., became, domestic money
order offices.
Ivlnir mill Prince lnroiitc.
STOCKHOLM. April 1. King Oscar and
tho crown prince, Oustave, left hero today
for Christiana,
THE PURE
GRAIN COFFEE
r A
Do you know that three-quarters
of nil tho world's headaches aro tho
result of using tea and coffee ?
So physicians say.
Quit them aad tho headaches
quit.
Grain.O has the coffee tasto but
no headaches.
All grocer) ; 15c. imlMi-.
DeWitt's
Littl
Early
Risers
The famous little pills
For Biliousness, Torpid Liver, Consti
nation, Sick Headache, Dizziness, In
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all other Liver and Bowel Tioubles
DkWitt'8 Little Eakly Kiskhs aro
unequalled. They act promptly and
Dover fjripo. They arc so small that
they can be taken wlthout.any t rouble,
Prepared by E. U. De Witt & Co., Chicago.
Genuine stamped C. C. C. Never sold In bulk,
Deware of the dealer who tries to tell
something "just u 3ood
AI
Letter Proving
Positively that thore la No
Medlolne for Woman's Ilia
Equal to lyttla Em Plnkham'a
Vogotablo Compound
PROFUSE PERIODS,
" I commenced
tnUinp; Lydia E.
l'iukham's Vcpetn-
rfk "; u,uv-olnpouniinuoui
'4w three mouths npo,
and cannot express
the wonderful good
It has done me.
Menstruations wero
so profuse as to
leave me very weak
for some time after.
Was tilso troubled with leucorrheca,
tired feeling, beaiinp-down sensation,
pain acron the back and thighs. I
felt as though there wns a heavy
weight in my stomach all the time. I
have taken two bottles of the medicine,
nnd now have better health than I
have had for four years."
Mns. Lizzie Dicksok Hodoe,
Avalon, Ohio.
CHANGE OF LIFE.
" I was tnken sick
five years ago with
' The Grippe,' nnd
bad a relapse and
was given up by
the doctor nnd my
friends. Change of
Life began to work
on me. 1 flowed
very badly until a
year ago, then, my
stomach nnd lungs
got so bad, I suffered terribly ; the
blood went up in my lungs and btomoch,
nnd I vomited it up. I could not cat
scarcely anything. I cannot tell what
I suffered with my head. My husband
got me a bottle ot Lydla E, IMnkham's
Vegetable Compound, and before I had
tnken half of it I beg-us to improve,
nnd to-day I am another woman. Tho
IMnkham's medicine hns saved my life.
I cannot praise it enough."
M. A. Den-son-, Millport, N.Y.
nlml Im not aonulnm.
Lyttla E. Ptnkharn Mmdlelnm Oe.
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Restore Vitality, Lost Vigor and Manhood
Cum tmpotency. Ntglit Emissions, Loss of Mom
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! TSj") tho pink slow to palo
ASVr eheo.'s nnd restores the
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60
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50
CTS.
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no
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Bt.
Omana
fleD.; Oau. ii. Jjavu, Council
Bluffs, lo-i.
A MAN
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have kindled the light of hope In many
a man's face. They bring vigor to the
weak nnd nmhition to the despondent.
They permanently check the weak
ening drains, feed the nerves, enrich
the blood nnd make men over gener
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effected, nook free. I'kau Mhihcine
Co rir-"'-,i oi.io
old rrr Knk & Co.. lStb mad DoutlmA,
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knintcrceicusna moni.i know
i aDout me wonaerrui
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Count the Dots
Over $1,000 in Prizes for
Guessing Correct Number
Conditions
Every subscriber-
new or oldwill be en
titled to otic guess for
every fifteen cents
paid on his subscrip
tion account.
All payments" nnd Rticsses must bo
mado direct to The lleo Ofllcc, per
sonally or by mall, UNM'SS you aro
taking The lleo from an authorized
npent, In whleh enso you will pay thr
nRent nnd ho will send your guess
nnd remittance to us Immediately,
after dcductliiR his usual commission.
Xn Kites nlll In- rcciinlcil tiu-
i i run iiL'ciiiiiniiiiii'ii n y nil) ill rill OH
I Riilmcrliitliiu.
THE PRIZES:
To those guessing the correct or NEAREST COR
RECT number of dots The Bee will give the follow
ing prizes
Jst prize 50.00 ciish value
Uiiti prize Davis Hull-hen ring drop-head
Sewing '.Muehine vulue
yd prize High (J rude Hieyele (choice of
make) value
lth prize High tirade Hicycle (choice of
make) value
5th prize .'50 Hic.ycle value
Uth prize 25.00 Hicvrle value
71.li prize Hair Helgiau Hares value..
Sth prize Silk Dress J'atlern vnlue. . .
Jllli prize Kodnk C.vcle Toco vnlue..
10th prize Winchester JJille magazine
U2 caliber value
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the second prize to the next
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Name
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To Contestants. .The Bee, upon receipt of 10 cents, will send at the close of the
contest a diagram of the above puzzle so constructed as to prove the correct answer to tho
satisfaction of all contestants.
N. VB. No one connected with The Bee directly or indirectly will bo allowed to enter
this contest.
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lllh prize Stundnrd Dictionury
15th prize Stundnrd Dictionary
LOlli prize Standard Dictionary
17th prize Standard Dictionary
ISth prize Standard Dictionary
10th prize Standard Dictionary
20th prize 'One Sack Clolden
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1,000 Art rietures value. .
$1,106.00 AND A PIG
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the iirat one bringing in tho correct or nearest correct guess;
one bringing in the correct or nearest correct guess, etc.
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