THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WESDAV. NOVEMJVEH 5, J 901.
"LIKE HOT CAKES"
.
Remarked Our Popular Pharmacist of
Dm Oeperlmant, Boston Store
Whan AskcJ How Smith's Green
Mount. tin Renovator
V..s Selling.
"Of course," said this popular gentleman,
"there aro reasons for everything and two
Kood reasons why the Renovator should sell
like hot cakes. In the first place, wo
guarantee It to cure all forms of blood and
nerve disease, rheumatism and dyspepsia
and to give strength to the weak and con
valescont. In the second place tho medi
cine backs up our guarantees by dolns tho
business. Two good reasons why It should
ell like hat cakes.
BLOOD AMD NERVES
Arc liffccttd By Electricity Properly Applied
Just as Arc the l.lmbs Ry fcrclse-Thc
Circulation Is Made Slronjc and the
Ncncs Like Threads of Steel.
Nature's Mysterious Potent fcemedy
All Life Exists Only Through Electricity As a
Motive Power-It App led in Cont.nuous
Currents Directly to the Nerve Ctn
tcrs By My Electrical Appliances
Weakness Is Replaced Dy
Strength and Tull Vigor, VI
tality and Power Restored
A Cure for All Ncrv.
ous and Chronic Dis
eases Secure At
Once My Free
Books.
An abundance of Nerve Force mnkes n
Strong, Healthy, Vigorous man. No man
ccn be strong und Powerful unless ho tins
a Kreiu rcsorvn nui
ply or Electricity In
his Hyatem. for Elec
tricity Ih tho Nervo
Forcc, tho Vigor, the
Vitality htuI tho very
l.lfo Itself ot every
thing that lives alid
breathes. If there Ih
a Scarcity of Elec
tricity In your Sys
tem, this delicti li
milcklv felt by grnd-
lint doollno nr vnllr Vital Powers: the
Nerves and Muscles become Weak nnd tho
once atrong person Is soon only a spectre
of his former Helf
This Weakening of tho Nerve Power Is
tho Phantom In the lives of persons no
mulcted, for tho mind Is constantly brood
ing on tho subject nnd this, together with
the Weakness, totally unlit them to oc
cupy rnnk among men: their energy ami
nmbltlon nro destroyed and for them to
succeed In any undertaking or calling Is
utterly Impossible they tinvo not thu
Force necessary for success. Electricity
will mako you Stroiis, Vigorous nnd Manly
If It Is properly applied, and Electricity,
as applied by the medium of my Electric
licit. :s tho only proper und perfected
method of supplying the nended current
for n restoration of Nerve Force and
Power. My nppllincos are now used with
success In tho radical euro of these Ail
ments of a Nervous origin nil over the
world i.nd If you will cast poisonous,
nauseating and stomach-wrecking drugs
nnd nostrums aside und apply tlio life
giving, life-prolonging current of Nature's
most potent r;mcdy Electricity you will
make no mistake. Your 'restoration to
health vlll bo rapid, perfect and perma
nent. Do not confuse my' Electrical Appliances
with tho many contrivances so-called elec
tric belts, for mine nro not at all like
them und nru exclusively patented. They
have soft, tllken, chamois. covered sponge
electrodes, which do away with that
frlchtful burnluc nnd bllsturlmr caused by
other belts, whlc'i havo bnro metal elec
trodes nnd which accumulate verdigris, a
deadly polscn. My Ilelt has Interchange
able flattery Cells and can be renewed
when'burncd out for only 73 cents; when
others Lurn out they arc worthless. My
New Electrical Suspensory freo to male
patients.
BACKACHE
In almost a aure Indicntlon of Kid
ney Trouble n tllarnap niMirly al
ways nrRlfctcil or considered an u
'IlKbt InfllaiioMltloti" uiKII thorp
liavn been uricunlu cluiwrva In (he
Kliuidiilnr aiibatmioe of (he Klducja.
(lien you linvi; llrlulit's lllarnnc nil. I
(here In iio help for yon.
Tho ccnoroua current of Electrlrltv sun.
Piled by my Electric Helts will relieve
that Dull Pnln In the Back and over the
Kidneys from tho very first application
and a perfect and permanent cure Is only
a mutter of a short time. Secure my Free
Hooks on "Kidney Disorders and Elec
tricity" My Electric Ilelt will euro any form of
Weakness In either sex; Varicocele and
all Nervo-Vltnl diseases; restore Lost
Vigor nnd Power: cures llheumutlsm In
nny guise; Kidney. Mvor and Hludder
Trounies. uonHiipunon, Htomuili Disor
ders, Nervous Debility, all Female Com-
llHIUIP, tii..
Call or wrlto todav. Sarredlv ronlldon
tlnl. I have, written two books on Nervo-
vital Ailments nnd Their Cure by Elec'
trlclty that will tell you all about It
Sent free, nostnnld. for the asklnz. Ad.
vice und consultation without cost. Sold
oniy ny
DR. BENNETT Electric Beit Co.
ROOMH-3014 and 31 Douglas Block. Cor
ner Itith nnd Dodex streets, Opposttt
Huyden's, Omaha, Neb. Always open.
MEDICAL TREATMENT FREE
For Three Mouths is Offered to All
Invalids Who Cull Upon the
British Doctois In the Board
of Trutie Building, Uooms
4U8.430, Before No.
vcmber 8th.
A staff oi eminent physicians and aur
a-eons from thu British Medical Institute
have, at tho urgent solicitation of a large
number uf putlentB under their care in this
country, established a permanent branch ot
the Institute In this city at
Curlier in tola it no e'lu'iiam ulreeta,
Hoonia 4Ui:iO tluurd u( TruUa
lliillillnR.
These eminent gentlemen have decided to
glvo thelt urvtces entirely freo (or three
mouths (medicine excepted) to all Invulldd
who cull upon thtm for treatment between
now und Nov. S.
These surviccu consist not only or con
ulutlon, examination und udvlcl-, but aUo
of all minor surgical operation.
The object In put suing tills course Is to
bccon.u rapidly und poraonully ucuuulnted
with the sick and afflicted, and unuur no
cuualiious will uuy cliurto whatever be
mado tor uny services rendered for thru
luunihi.. lu uii wuu call bciuru Nov. X
Tno doctors treat ull turms of dlseuta
nnd duiurmttlcj, and guurumee a cure In
every case ihey untenant). At the tlrst
interview, a iiiurougu exumiuniioii u mado.
una. u incui-ume, you urn iruiiKiy and
Kinaiy toia uiso auviseu against upeinl
lnu vour ir.onuy (or useless trL-utmin(.
Mule and female weakness, catarih and
cutarmui ileuun., a.so rupture, goltro,
cancer, all kiii uiseuses, ana ull diseases
of the rectum ure positively cured by tliolr
new treatment.
Tho chief ussoclato surgeon of tha Instl-
luiu io in jii-iauuai vuarac.
Office hours from 9 a. m. till 8 p. m.
No Sunday hours.
SPECIAL .NOTICK-lf you cannot rail
end tarn ii for question blank fo
bom tveataaeat.
V
NEBRASKA AT ST, LOUIS FAIR
G7ernor 8trtgs f ripssti thi Btat Ihall
Fif nn creditably.
TENDS TO APPOINT COMMISSION TO ACT
Will I'lnrf KMf Vulnntrrra on llnnril
nn.il llnlar .Mnnry liy Mtiliaerlptliui,
Olllclnltr Hcconiinriiillnn Itc
Imlinraenirnt l.ntcr.
(From n Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, Nov. t. (Special.) If tho
plans of Oovernor Savage do' not miscarry,
Nebraska will tako n prominent position In
the field of exhibitors at the Louisiana Pur-
haso exposition at St. Louis In 1003. Tho
governor proposes to appoint an extraordin
ary commission of live persons, who shall
servo without compensation nnd provldo
the necessary funds for making the exhibit.
This plan contemplates the raising ot
funds by voluntary subscription, and the
promise Is made that In his biennial mes
sage (Jovornor Savage will ask tho legisla
ture to reimburse those who may havo ad
vanced money to the commission.
"1 cannot consent to Nebraska not being:
represented at the Louisiana Purchase ex
position," said the governor, today. "The
state Is part ot thu territory purchased
from France In 1S03 and It would reflect on
our pride, our enterprise and our patriot
ism should we fall to Join with our sister
states In promoting this great undertaking.
"The last legislature having failed to
make an appropriation for nn exhibit," con
tinued tho govornor, "and It being lmpos-
lble to secure an appropriation before most
of tho money required should be expended,
havo decided to appeal to the pride and
patriotism of the citizens ot the state with
a view to securing the necessary funds. My
plan Is to appoint a commission of flvo to
be composed of citizens whose patriotism
and loyalty nro unquestioned, who shall
serve without compensation and who shall
havo charge of the exhibit and provide the
funds required to complete and maintain It.
n my biennial mcssago to the legislature
shall ask that money be appropriated to
reimburse thoso who havo advanced funds
for this aurpose.
JVrtirnaUn'a Chance (o Advertise.
"It Is estimated that S12.000.000 will be In
vested In this enterprise, aside from tho
amount Invested by Individual exhibitors
and by the different states, which Insures
an exposition of mammoth proportions and
one likely to attract visitors from all parts
of the world. It Is founded on a broader
and more modern plan thnn was the Colum
bian, and In a general sense, to Nebraska
at least. It rises above that one In Impor
tance. Nebraska Is tho garden spot of
the territory purchased at that tlmo and
being yet a young state and rich In nat
ural resources, affording opportunities tor
the profitable Investment ot capital to be
found nowhoro else on this continent, It
can enter as an exhibitor with assurances
of amplo reward.
Wo have thousands of acres of unde
veloped land; wo havo opportunities for the
Investment of capital In commercial and
manufacturing Industries and we have an
abundance of opportunities for the Invest
ment of capital on large and small scales.
Nowhero else In the world Is capital or la
bor more certain of reward.
"A creditable exhibit will enable us to
advertise our resources, which will give
tho public a better understanding of the
opportunities afforded and bo the means ot
attracting both money and population to
Nebraska. Apart from the fact that tho
Transmlsslsslppl exposition was tho most
successfully managed, from a financial
standpoint, ot any In tho history ot expo
sitions, It was tho means of strengthening
confidence In our domestic securities, In
strengthening our credit, elevating ohr com
mercial standing and of attracting both
population and capital to this state."
Governor Savage expects to announce the
appointment of the commission within the
next few weeks. No definite plans as to
tho amount of money that should be raised
or the nature ot the exhibit havo been
formed, It being tho Intention of tbo gov
ernor to lcavo all arrangements with tho
commission, subject, of courso, to his ap
proval. Educational Funds Invented.
Tho uninvested balance of the permanent
educational funds ot the state today
dropped to S9t.816.S6, an Investment of
$10,000 being mado In Washington county
refunding bonds. Treasurer Stuofer has
bargained for 1100,000 of Hall county bonds
and when delivered they will take prac
tically all of the funds available at that
time. A call of warrants will swell tho
fund several thousand dollars so that there
will still bo a small balance
Fusion newspapers havo charged that less
money Is being earned for the schools of
the state than by tho former administration.
In support of this they point to thv last
school apportionment, which was slightly
lower than a previous apportionment for a
corresponding period. The next apportion
ment will be mado In December and If re
ceipts continue as they have in tho last
few weeks it will be a record breaker.
Today thero was 17,700 more available for
distribution among the schools than on
the same day last year.
Morican for Deputy Clerk.
Raymond B. Morgan will be tho next
deputy city clerk. Mr. Pratt formally
announced today that ho bad appointed
Mr. Morgan and that he would take the
office on tho 16tb Inst. Minor S, Bacon,
who has been Mr. Pratt's deputy for two
years, was recently named as official dis
trict court reporter by Judge Holmes, and
he will take charge of that odlcce on tho
11th Inst. Mr. Morgan Is a lawyer and has
been employed tor some tlmo in the offlce of
City Attorney Strode.
''Shorty" Turner is Dead.
E. F. Turner, once a stalwart on tho
Nebraska university foot ball team and
popularly called "Shorty" by bis admirers,
died yesterday, so It was reported today, as
a result of Injuries In an accident at Cedar
Itaplds, la. Ho was employed by a Mln
ncapolts Iron Arm and was superintending
work there. B, F. Turner wns a member
ot the class of 1899 and lived at Wllber. In
stature ho was a giant, measuring six
feet live Inches in height. He was right
guard on tho foot ball team for four years.
Groom la of Oiunhn.
PLATTSMOUTH, Nob., Nov. 4. (Spe
clal.) Postmaster and Mrs. C. II. Smith
have Issued Invitations 'to the marriage ot
their daughter, Tlnsey, to Jouas II. Tee
garden of Omaha Thursday evening, No
vember 14, In the First Presbyterian church
In this city.
Aahland'a First Snow.
ASHLAND, Neb., Nov. 4. (Special.) Tho
weather here took a sudden drop today and
tonight the first real tnovvstorm of the sea
son Is raging. Most of the com close to
Ashland has been picked and not much will
be Injured by the change to winter wenther.
Wlualde'a (jaaollne Scare,
WINSIDE. Neb., Nov. 4. (Special Tole
gram.) Fire In the Hodaon restaurant,
caused by the explosion of a gasoline lamp,
was extinguished with slight damage.
Crete Gunner Knlnlly Shot.
CRETE, Neb., Nov. 4. (Special, )-Le
Blllhoru, ion ot Councilman Adam Blllborn
of this city, accidentally shot himself while
hunting on the river north of this city.
The young man lived only n short time, the
full charge of shot having entered his .
breast near tho heart. The boy wus only
20 years old and was a member of tha
Crete Gun club.
Pevernl Ministers nt Ordlnn t Inn
ASHLAND Neb., Nov. 4. (Special.)
Thn services attendant on the ordination
of Itev. Walter C, Blakesleo to the ministry
of tho Congregational church occurred In
Ashland today. At 3 o'clock this afternoon
a council of representatives from tho fol
lowing Congregational churches was held;
Avoca, First, Vino Street, Plymouth and
Butler Avenue churches, Lincoln; First nnd
St. Mary's Avenue churches, Omaha; Syra
cuse, Wnhoo, Waverly nnd Weeping Wntcr.
The council took action on tho ordination
of Mr. BInkcsleo and tho ordination serv-
trei fnnlt nlnrn nt thn Plmt Cnnerruatlonal
church ot Ashland tonight, beginning at
7:30. Following was tho program given:
Ordination sermon, Itev. Dr. Hubert C.
Herrlnc. naslor First church. Omaha;
prayer, Superintendent Dross, Lincoln;
"Illght Hnnd of Fellowship," Itev. William
H. Mansd, Lincoln; charge to pastor, Hev.
S. I. Ilnnnfnrrl. Wnpnlnir Water: charee to
church, Itev. Dr, Sargent, St. Mary's Ave
nue church, Omaha. Stormy weatnor cut
down tho attendance.
Miss Chnse In Cnnhler, Xoir.
GRAFTON, Neb., Nov. 4. (Special.)
Emmet 3. Hennessey, who recently re
signed the cashlcrshlp of tho Bank of Graf
ton to accept a position with a bank at
Michigan City, N. D., left for that placo
yesterday. His successor hero is Miss Ida
M. Chase.
Minnllpox In Three Towns.
AINSWORTH, Neb., Nov. 4. Special Tel
egram.) Smallpox has made Its appearance
at Long Pino, Johnstown and Wood Luke,
towns cast and west of Alnsworth, but so
far thts town has escaped nnd tho greatest
precautions are being taken.
Heavy Hnorv In llnmnhrcy.
HUMPHREY, Neb., Nov. 4. (Special Tel
egram.) A heavy snowstorm Is pnsslng
through hero today. Tho ground Is cov
ered nnd Indications are that It will con
tlnuo during the greater part of the night.
Trenton Frost IIIKen.
TRENTON, Nob., Nov. 4. (Special Tele
gram.) Trenton is having Its first brenth
of winter. Ico has, formed and all tender
vegetation Hint had not been killed by tho
frost Is now ruined.
ChnrRcd with Foritery.
NEBRASKA CITY, Nov. 4. (Special Tel
egram.) Charles A. Gault was arrested by
the sheriff upon tho chargo of forging a
check. Ho was released upon a bond for
1000.
Mormy MkIiI n( AVlnnldc.
WINSIDE. Neb., Nov. 4. (Special Tele
crnm.l Snow has been falllnc for hours
and prospects aro good for a stormy night.
St. Edvrard'H While Coal,
ST. EDWARD. Neb., Nov. 4. (Special
Telegram.) A light snow fell this after
noon, the flrHt ot tho season.
GAS WELLS FROZEN TIGHT
Indiana House wive Itcsurreel Old
l.n in lis Not In Service for l.nst
fourteen Yen.
MUNCIE. Ind Nov. 4. The wells of
Muucle, tho pioneer natural gas city of the
Indiana gas field, aro frozen up tonight and
people nro suffering Intensely from tho
shortage of gas. Old lamps, candles'" and
wood stoves aro In scrvlco tonight for tho
first tlmo In fourteen years.
HYMENEAL.
Wnilc-Uwr,
' Miss Blanch Lowe and Lieutenant Ben
jamin F. Wade, U. S. A., were married last
evening at Unity church in presenco of
about thirty people, none but the Imme
diate relatives and closest friends of tho
contracting parties being present. Rev.
Dr. Newton M. Mann ofllclajed. After the
ceremony tho wedding party went for din
ner to tho homo of Mr. Will H. Crary, 2141
St. Mary's avenue. Tho bridal couple left at
onco for Chicago, where they will make a
short stay, returning to Fort Crook, whero
Lieutenant Wade Is stationed, by way of St.
Louis.
Haugooil-Turner.
LEAD, S.' D., Nov. 4. (Special.) This
afternoon Hon. John W. Hawgood aud Mrs.
Jennie Turner of Terry were married. The
groom was two terras a member of tho
state legislature from Lawrence county.
European expositions have awarded their
premiums to only ono America champagne,
Cook's Imperial Extra Dry. Try It.
fnrter Case In the Courts.
SAVANNAH. Qa.. Nov. 4.-In the United
States court today answers nnd demurrers
were tiled by tho defendants In tho case of
the United States against Oberlln M. Carter
nnd others. This Is tho caso In which tho
government nns proceedea to hold up cer
tain securities and other property held In
the name of Oberlln M. Carter and thoso
associated with him.
The Oddfellows' Widows and Orphans Home, Corsicana. Tex.
We have in the Oddfellows' Widows' and Orphans' Home eighty children from i to 18 years of ae, and for the ills of indigestion and constipation to
which children nre frequently subject, we have found nothing so satisfactory, so pleasant to take and so effective as Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and Herb
Laxative Compound, which we have used since June, 1900.
This remedy was introduced into our institution through the kindness of a member of our order who was formally-a citUeu of Monticello, 111,, where
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is manufactured.
It is as good for grown people as for children and we heartily recommend it to all sufferers from stomach and bowel troubles.
Corsicana, Texas, May 10th, 1901. ' J. W. HURGKSS, Suptv Oddfellows' Widows' and Orphans' Home.
Vou can get Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and Herb Laxative Compound from your druggist. If he docs not supply you, write us stating symptom
And wc wU tend you a sarunlc bottle free tnd valuable book 00 stomach troubles. Pepsin Syrup Company, Monticello, III
LIGHTS TO GUIDE MARINERS'
CoMt Strrici Makei chewiig of Its Prou
tions for 8aftrE.
WIRELESS TELEGRAPH SYSTEM IS NEEDED
llnnril llrllevea It In (tie tnlerest of
Economy nn Well nn of Commerce
(o Have Speedy Mcitim ot
ItenchltiK l.lKhlfthlpn,
WASHIOTON", Nov. 4. The annual report
of tho United States Lighthouse board
shows that at the cud of the fiscal year
there were under the control of tho light
house establishment tho following aids to
navigation; Lighthouses and beacon lights,
l,30t; light vessels In position, 31; light
vessels for relief, 8; electric lighted buoys
In position, 11; fog signals operated by
steam, caloric or oil engines, 17U; fog sig
nals operated by clockwork, 222; post lights,
1,827; day or unllghted beacons, 7i2;
whistling buoys In position, 77; bell buoys
In position, 122; other buoys In position,
Including pile buoys nnd stakes In Fifth
district and buoys In Alaskau waters, 4,
"SO. '
In the construction, caro and maintenance
ot these aids to navigation there were em
ployed: Steam tenders, 31; steam launches,
11; sailing tenders, 2; llghtkecpcrs, 1,420;
other employes, Including crows of light
ships ard tenders, 1.42S; laborers in chargo
of post lights, 1,574.
Service In Porto It Ico.
The board asks for an appropriation of
$90,000 to reconstruct a buoyaga system and
man the lighthouses of Porto Rico, und
$25,000 for the maintenance of the Hawallnn
systems. Tho board also asks for other
appropriations as follows:
Supplies for lighthouses, S502,SSG; Im
provements nt lighthouses, $750,000; sal
aries of llghtkecpcrs, fuel, rent, etc., $SS3,
000; expenses of light vessels $525,000; ex
penses of fog signals, $190,000; lighting ot
rivers, $330,000. Authority to construct'
live now light vessels nnd several now
light tenders also Is asked.
Tho report says that whllo the board docs
not propose, either to gather or disseminate
marine news, It Is desirous In tho Interests
of commerco and navigation, as well as of
economy, to bo put Into early nnd quick
communication with Its outlying light ves
sels and lighthouses, and It Is for this pur
pose alone that It asks an appropriation to
enable It to Install a wireless system ot
telegraphy between such points In tho
lighthouse establishment ns shall seem to
be most necessary.
MONEY IN SOUTH DAKOTA
-
Con (1 1 1 1 mi of Nntlonnl IlnnUa us Itc
Iiorled In fioveriiineiit f
llclnta nt VnahliiK(
WASHINGTON. Nov. 4. (Special Tele
gram.) The condition of national banks of
South Dakota at the closa ot business Sep
tember 30 shows: Loans and discounts,
$5,972,358; gold coin, $278,0S7; lawful money
reserve, $734,134; Individual deposits, $7,
891,204. Tho postofllces nt Box Elder, Mills county,
Iowa, Aspen, Ulna county, nnd Hnrtman,
Big Horn county, Wyoming, havo been or
dered discontinued.
William H. Richards of Liberty, Nob.,
was today ndmlttcd to practice before tho
Interior department.
The following railway mall clerks wcro
a'ppointcd today: Morris Mortcnsen, Dan
nevlrkc, Neb.; Ed H. Jeflers, Talmage,
Neb.; D. W. McRae, Schuyler, Neb.;
Gcorgo R. Phillips, Kcnnesaw, Neb.;
Mghton F. Holllngsworth, Genoa, la.; Al
bert C. Forbes, Votga, S. D.
W. A. Peck wns today appointed post
master at Vienna, Clark county, South
Dakota.
I'EXSIONS FOIl WESTKIt.V VETERANS.
Wnr Survivors Iteiueiulicreil by the
General Government.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-(Speclal.)-Thc
following webtern pensions havo been
granted:
Jpsuo of October 17, 1901:
Nebraska: Original William A. Crawford,
Belgrade, $6. Increuse, restoration, reissue,
etc., Peter R. Ah-Coy. Bethany. $10; Abrnm
Jones, Illldreth, $S. Original widows, etc.
Special accrued October 19, Cnthurlna
Crooks, Superior, $8; Mnry O. Orm, Dlllcr,
$s.
Iowa: Orlglnnl James Qettys, Conger, $6.
Wnr with Spain Henry Gamber, Daven
port, $C. Increase, reissue, restoration, etc,
-John W. Vaughn, Knoxvllle. $12; Ell ah
M. Trent, Aukeny. $17; Eugeno L. Wines,.
Indlunola, $12, John A. Morton, New Hurt
ford. $S. War with Spnln-Petcr J. Harlff.
HendorKon, $14. Original widows Special
accrued October 19 Charlotte 11, Morris,
Newton, $8.
Colorado: Original Jacob II. Market, Sul
phur Springs, $0. Increase, restoration, re
issue, etc. Mexican war, William L.
Reeves, Trinidad, $12.
South Dakota: Increase, restoration, rots
sue, etc. Wlnlleld S. Hell, Cedar. $.
v North Dakota: Increase, restoration, re
Issue, etc. Andrew A. Torstcd, Valley City,
$12.
The kidneys are small, but Important or
gans. They need help occasionally. Prickly
Ash' Hitters Is a successful kidney tontc
and system regulator.
cody-taluca road finished
Lnnt of Two Hundred of Mllca of
Itnlln l Dorrn nnil Tonin
lulillnle.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. 4.-(Speclal
Telegram.) A letter wns received hero to
day from Cody saylug thnt the last rail
would be- laid on tho Talucn-Cody railroad
today. The people had proposed to give the
graders nnd tracklayers a hearty welcomn
and it Is presumed thnt Buffalo Bill's town
participated In a grand Jollification. Tho
new read Is about 200 mllc3 In length and
taps one of tho richest agricultural, stock
raising nnd mining sections to bo found
nuywhero In the. west. The several colo
nies of Mormon farmers nro now placed
within easy reach of railroad facilities and
the Fticcess of tho farming nnd other In
dustries In thnt section Is assured.
DR. L. E. SHAWFOUND DEAD
Cheyenne I'll) nU'Ihii Kccmn to lim e
I'lillen from Union I'lioHlo Trnln
nt Ilrynn Slnlloii.
CHEYENNE, Wyo.. Nov. 4. (Special Tel
rgram.) Dr. L. E. Shaw of Cheyenne was
found dend near tho Union Pacific tracks
at Bryan Elation, twenty miles west ot
Green River Inst night. His neck was
broken nnd It Is believed ho fell from n
westbound train. Dr. Shaw had been prac
ticing mcdlclno here, but left a week ago
to go to Garland, n new town In tho Big
Horn basin, to settle. Intending to stop nt
Green Rlvor nnd other places enroute.
Ilo was Been nt Green River Saturday night.
Wnrd lluiien for New Trial.
DEADWOOD, 8. D Nov. 4.(Spccla1.)
W. II. Ward, who ha3 Just been found
guilty of murder In the llrst degrco for
killing Leo Slicphnrd nt I'luma, expects to
get ti new trial. Ho Is emphatic In his de
nial of guilt nnd ntllrms thnt both of tho
Shcphnrd boys will yet mako their uppcar
nnco. Wnrd camo to tho Black Hills from
Massachusetts nineteen years ngo. He
worked thero ns an expert cotton weaver.
Tho mother of Lee Shcphnrd testified thnt
sho hail patched n portion of n suit of
underclothes found on tho corpso that wns
unearthed In Ward's garden nnd she pro
duced a piece of the cloth from which sho
had cut tho patch.
t'n Ion I'm-1 lie Orpin Ileal.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. 4. (Special.)
Tho falling off In freight traffic on tho
Union Pacific has caused a reduction In tho
forco uf train crows, several having bcon
laid off nt this place, North Platte, Ruw
llus nnd Green River. A number of en
gineers havo been set back at firing and
others havo been placed on tho extra list.
It Is expected that as soon'ns cold weather
sots In aome of tho crows will be put back
on, as tho Increased coal (radio will neces
sitate it.
Clieeiiii. Ma nun lleaunic.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. 4. (Special.)
Today work was staited on tho superstruc
ture of Cheycuuo's big public building. The
foundation was laid over two years ugu,
but It is expected that tho building will now
be hurried to completion. A stono sawing
mill has been placed lu position at tho
buildtug alte ccd this will cut nnd dress
tho huge blocks of stono as fast as It Is
needed by the maaoiiB.
Sheepmen on (he Defensive.
CASPER. Wyo., Nov. 4. (Special.) A re
port has been received hero from Fromont
county that tho sheepmen and cattlemen of
that section have combined to resist tbo
Invasion of tholr range by Utah and Idaho
sheepmen. It having been reported that tho
latter will bring In several bands of sheep
this tall.
Twelve Cam Ultcheil nt Ozone.
CHEYENNE, Wye, Nov. 4. (Special Tel
egram.) A broken wheel ditched twelve
cars In a freight trnln at Ozono, twenty
miles west of Cheyenne, on the Union Pa
cific, today. No ono wns Injured. A track
was built around tho wreck nnd traffic was
not seriously delayed.
EnoriiioUN Potato Crop.
DEADWOOD. S. D.. Nov. 4. (Special.)
Tho potato crop in tho Black Hills Is enor
mous Dan Sturr, u rancher near this city,
planted forty acres of ground last spring
to potatoes and thts fall ho dug over 3,500
bushels, which aro netting hlra $1,75 per
100 pounds.
I'lerre'n Downy Corrrlng,
PIERRE. S. D., Nov. 4. (Special Tele
gram.) After a cold wuvo yesterday the
first snow ot tho season Is falling today.
Indications are that It will be light.
Cublen In the l'hlllpplnea,
Our government has concluded thnt
surety nnd secrecy can only bo obtained
by a cable ship owned and worked by Its
officers. To this end tho first official
cnblo vessel will bo put In readiness. As
necessary ns the cable Is In times of war,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Is of far more
Importance, for It makes people well. It
cures Indigestion, dyspcpsln, flatulency,
constipation, biliousness and nervousucss;
also prevents malaria, fever aud ague. Wo
urgo you to try It.
tuc nut tuit riioce
. 8v5tlwtthP"Ilull'5lcnd'Msonthe'ncknRo,tlieti
you know It Is tho genuine. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup m ircserilHd by nil doctors and usoi
In leading hospitals excluslvnly Largo bottles al all druggists, 5c.
SMALL DOSE. PLEASANT TO TAKE.
FREE. A llenutlftil Calendar and Medical Hooklct sent tree postpaid to nny one who
will write A. C flUYER & CO , Baltimore, Haryland, and mention this paper,
ROOM FOR ALL AT CEREMONY
Cniiftceriitlon of MunnclKiicur Count)
In Ti'itnnf erred (o Cnlhcdrnl (o
Aeeoiiimoilnlo Crowds,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4. Right Rev. Mgr.
Conaty aunounces thnt It has bcon found '
necessary to transfer to tho cathedral at (
Baltimore the ceremony of his consecra- I
Hon as titular bishop of Samar. Tho num
ber of prelates, clergymen nnd lay people ,
who have signified their Intention to be '
present is so great that nny chapel at thn
university would be taxed fnr beyond lis
power to nccommodnto them. Tho cere
mony will therefore take placo at Baltimore
Sunday, November 24, In tho Cathedral
church of Cardinal Gibbons, tho chancellor
of the university. Tho dinner to the Vis
iting clergy will bo given nt St. Mary's
seminary In Baltimore.
Greut l.uolt ol nn Editor.
"For two years nil efforts to euro Eczema
In the palms of my hnnds fulled," writes
Editor H. N. Lcstcrn of Syrncuse, Kan., i
"then I wns wholly cured by Bucklen's
Arntcn Salve." It's tho world's best for
Eruptions, Sores and nil skin diseases. Only
25c nt Kuhn & Co.'s.
SUMMER RENEWS ITS SWAY
Fnlr Wen I her nnd lllu.be r Tc m pern
turca .Mnlip. Up I'orecnnt for
Xext Two Uii ft.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4. Forecast for
Tuesday and Wcdncsdny:
For Nebraska Fair and warmer Tues
day; Wednesday, fnlr nnd wnrmcr In east
ern portion; east to southerly winds.
For lown Fnlr und warmer Tuesday and
probably Wednesday; variable winds.
For Slisirourl Fulr Tuesday; warmer In
northwest portion; Wednesday, fair,
warmer In eastern portion; north to east
For South Dakota Fair and warmer
Tuesday; Wednesday, fair, with warmer lu
eastern portion; variable winds.
For Kansas Fair and warmer Tuesday;
Wednesday, fair; cast to south winds.
For Colorado and Wyoming Generally
fair Tuesday and Wednesday; variable
winds.
Local Ilecord.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA, Nov. 4. Oftlclal record of tem
perature and precipitation compared with
tho corresponding day of the last three
years:
1901. 1900. 1899. 1S9S.
Mnxlmum temperature ..30 fiO E9 f.S
Minimum temperature .. 20 41 so K!
Mean temperature 23 52 41 CO
Precipitation 01 .00 .00 .(0
Record of temperature nnd precipitation
nt Omaha for this day and slnco March 1,
1901:
Normal temperature 46
Deficiency for tho dny 21
Totul excess slnco March 1, 1901 847
Normal precipitation (5 Inch
Deficiency for tho dny 04 inch
Total precipitation slnco March 1. .21.31 In.
Deficiency slnco March 1 5,0.1 lu.
Excess for cor. period lu 1900 1,29 In,
Deficiency for cor. period In 1S99.... 5.03 in.
Itcporta from Stntlona at 7 p. in.
1 2 "3
6TATION.1 AND STATE ? : 3 H
OF WEATHER. -j : - g
O ft a
" : H :
: 3 :
Omaha, snowing
North Platte, partly cloudy.
Cheyenne, partly cluudy
Salt Lake, clear
Rapid City, clear
Huron, clear
WllllHton, cloudy
Chicago, clear
St. Jouts, clear
St. Paul, cloudy
Davenport, partly cloudy
KunsaH City, cloudy
Helena, partly cloudy
Havre, cloudy
Bismarck, cloudy
Galveston, clear
24 30 .01
.14 42 .09
tl 53 .00
ct no .oo
21 30 .01
22 26 T
o 04 X
26 30 M
26 38 .(HI
22 '') rji
24 2S ,(K)
36 40 .CO
50 52 .0)
36 50 .m
tO 22 ,0)
OS 10 .10
T indicates tiaco of precipitation.
I,. A. WELSH,
Local Forecast Olllclal.
Dreadful Croup
Croup attacks a child without warning and needs very prompt
attention or It may prove sorlou, evert fatal. If you notlconny symp
toms ot croup, give baby n small iIojc ot
Dr. BULL'S G0UGH
All niltil ltwl11 reliovo It Instantly and
2wK III cure It Inn night. Nodam;er
W VI from choking after vou have
civen baby out ortwoiloe.
Ererr mother should keep n bottlo of Dr. Hull s
Cough Hyrup in tho houso to bo prepared for sud
den attacks ot croup. Thousands of letters nro
received from grnteful mothers, who y their
babies' lives havo been saved by Dr. Bull's Cough
Bvrup. He careful and sec thnt you cct the gcn
(line; do not let an tinrellnblode.iler.wll you mmuo
cheap proiwtrotlonthnt hnsnys Is "Jtntns goodns
Dr. Bull's. " Ho is thlnkluc of his m-oill's onlv.
not of vour health or tho liealth of vour bnbv
The Maximum
Is reached In the production of
Hunter
Baltimore Rye
The psrfecl type of tho purest
whiskey. lis lasts Is a treat.
First Called
und
First Recalled
8o,.'.l..".t.lL.'lr."t'',', '' hT lobbfri.
11. I.anaIUN a PON. naltlmarp. Mil
LOST
APPETITE
RE0AINED
BY
MULL'S
GRIPE
TONIC
A Orushod Fruit
Laxative.
Delicious to the palate, mild nnd
gentle In action. Creates a nravlnir
for wholesome food nnd pioduccs a
condition that mu.es life enjoyable,
and cheerful. Promptly doilroys
poison and fermentation In tho
bowels. It's a simple' compound ot
f rapes, fruit and herbs. Corrects
mpalred digestion, enriches Impov
erished blood, nnd tunes up a run
down nervous system.
Try a Bottle.
Onm Dome Benoflt:
tOc buys a lurgo bottlo at your
druggist or sent direct by
THE UOHTNINa nEDICINE C(.,
Rock Island, III.
Mull's Lightning Pain 'Killer
cures alt kinds of aches. Drink
It or rub it on. 25 cents.
tttt )
RejUlered
A. Mayer Co.,
120 EE BUILDING
OMAHA. NEB.
Pboue 17 It
Re-No-May Powder
Mllavei and cures all disorders of the feat
tua to excessive perspiration.
Price 50 Cents.-
bold by dtuggista and movn dealers every
where Sen. by mail for 5c uddltlonul tt
cover pestace.
A Good
Position for j
25 Cents. j
Are .von out of work? Do
you want a bettor position i
A Bee want nil will cost only
I!. couts for nu insertion
Everybody rendu them.
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