THE OMAHA JXAjLY BEE; SATURDAY. DIXJJMP.EH 7, Hum.
RICHNESS FOR IOWA FARMS
corn fodder. rXcred In nlue the output at
any preceding spnnon. '
1
I'ntitilntnl Crop .iititiitnr) .
Vlrld
I'or
U'lntpr wheat, tin.
I aprlni? wheat, bu.. 15.3
Com. hn "it
Ojtr. bu " ,',(
11.1111K aranar au DonrttiPTt nr enn I !!'u,c- "' ....... .1.4!
ArinUAl niruni un inuuuun ui wil iw, iui
Klitx. bil
- J'otntufn, bu
May. tutno, tun
May. wllil, ton.
Hlll'KWIlPflt
I Hwct potatoes
' Horshllin
, Hroom corn
, Timothy seed
i luvrr !frii
iCorn fndilrr
; Straw, rtc
1 I'llMtllpnci
I I'rulle, vegetable
Crpi Skrt tbi Pant 8uioi, bt Mori
Ylibl Tkn Em Effort.
Hnri Grnln In Tour Vcnrn of Prut
Darnrte More Thnn f 14,0(10,000 ln
crtnae In thr Vnltir Ovit ny
V n m In 1lll,af- . Slnff. '
15. 8
S.8
37.1
1.1
l.'.
Total
I'rodtirt
Km.779
I ',4:9.330
!K7.91t,W)
TU.fcSJ.W.)
H.ttl.dft
t'lii.f!")
s.oaitui)
.I.TIt.tWl
1. 2.TO
(From a. Slsrff Conofpondent.)
DEB MOINES. Dec. 6. (Special.) The
Annual nummary of crop gtntUtlcs for the
itfcte of Iowa Just Issued makes a line
nhowlni? for the atatn na compared with
nthr nr. u'hlln thn rrnii wan abort the
laat ?aon It was not less In quantity than ;
In at least four of the yearn oi me uctairi,
and In value It topped all previous years by
more than $44,000,000. "The statlBtlcs cover
soli products strictly and do not Include
stock or dairy products, which arc retarded
as necondary farm products, and to count
them In would bo to double up In statistics.
Tliey have been prepared by John U. fane,
director of the Iowa weather Hnd crop bu
reau, and his summary and final stutemc.U
are as follows:
Final reports for the Inst ''"Y.C
been received (rom crop n.rrespi u le " ''
this service ami the llsures are kIwui
with showing the avenge -lelu of stuple
farm product and the aveniRe J"
talnable at the farms on Decet her I. nils
central summary of the to ml Vi,,liLm
Soil will show that, despite the e.xtren o
heat Hnd drouth of the midsummer pull oil.
the harvest have amply rewarded tlie
farmers of tbla state.
Wlirnt mid l.'orn.
WheatThe area of winter wheat was
43.06S acres, anil the total yield ,. bjsli
Im nr an nvernce of 1 7 bushels per acre.
average of 15.3 bushels per acre. J"0"'!
wheal product, H.V"0 bushel, a loss of
2,9S3,3.v bushels rotnpnred with last ear
on acfount of decreased nerc.jKe The
averao "arm price Is about W oT-nt per
h,Corn-The rcpurl show unusual variable
ness In the average of lh corn t 'rob in
the different counties ' 1,.r"m
eighteen to thlrly-clgUt bush- h i o i ere,
a thn result of uiieiiual dlstrlbutlni of
rainfall In the critical atUKC of rimin.
The generul stnte nvrage t 22 bjshel
per aero and the total product
bushel", hnrvesled from x.tWi.tw) ncre I He
total corn output ot l!n I 1,ul1' S , '.''A
cent compared with the crop of IK'0. and
about K pr cent rumoured with the ut
age product of the last t waive huisoii.
The average farm prlcu of corn for the
state Is about 50 cent per busbl, s
against 27 cents on December 1. 1!". Ibe
cash value of the crop In the markets Is
about Jll3,fif.WJ, or tWW.Ml In exce of
the VHlue of the crop laal year on the bus
of prices obtainable Ueccmber I. In till
estlmnte no iiccount N made ot tlui in
crement In value ri'Hiiltlng from feodliiR
corn on the farms where It Is produced.
tints, llnrlcy uml He.
Oats-The area of oat harvested tlds
year wa 3.7?fl,rjU acre-, which is 1D.M.0
acre less than the acreage In W, the de
crcaae reaultlng from unfavorable weather
at thn time of seeding; and the average
yield per ncrn Is about eight bushel below
the output lnt year, but the quality s
generally Niiperlor. The total product Is
ri4.W,3i) bushels, nn uvcrage f 2": I'lisli
el per acre. Though the tola I 2.I.9IS.H")
bushels less 'than the product lat year, It
Is verv closo to thn twelve-year average
for this Mate. The average farm price" la
35 cents per bushel, ns against -' ""fits last
year. . , ,
Harley-Tho barley oJtput till year
14,054,410 bushels. harvested from OM.G10
acres; the average yield being twenty-four
bushelH per acre. The rcturris how an In
crease of 1.930.210 bushels compared with
last year, and the quality I much mipcrlor
as a result of the dry weather at the time
of harvesting and threhlng. The nvernge
farm price' I 41 cent per bushel, as agnlnt
3.t cent last year. .... ,, ..,.
nye The total yield of rye (la S..3,ftW
bushels, an average of 15.S bushels per acre.
The nverngo price Is 4S ygnt per 1,,l'1,pJ-fc'.
Total Cereal Yield.
Total Cereal Yield The above llgurcs
show a. total output or corn and small
grain amounting to 3W,tWl.W bushel, which
is 43,4nO,() lens than the average of thu
preceding eleven year. The cereal output
was les than this eeuHon In top). iv.e. IS0.I
and 1894, and greater In thn other years or
the decade.
Klax-Totnl yield of tlaxsced, 9I6.SW
hushels on an area of 101.140 acres. Cut rent
farm price, S1.29 per bushel.
. l'otatoes The potato crop suffered the
worst effect of tho drouth, the nvcrago
yield per acre being only 3?. I bushels and
tho total output (i.OW.tiW bushels, or less
thnn half tho amount harveted last year.
Average price, !ki cent per bushel.
Hoy Tfie averngo yield of cultivated hay
was about 1.4 ton per acre, nnd the total
3.711. (ISO tons, which Is 10-.g;o ton!) In excess
of Inst year'H crop, and the quality I
vastly superior. The current mnrket prlco
averages about JS.2.1 per ton for tho state.
Wild Ilay-Totnl yield. l.itW.TuO ton, an
avorage of 1.2 tons per acre. Average value,
16.30 per ton.
Huckwhetit Average unknown and vnrl
siTTe; estimated value of crop, bused on
census report, Is about tlTS.vuu,
Sweet Potatoes KMImatcd value, $:123,()0.
Horghutn Kstlmated value, V-'i,0iV
Uroom Corn Value (catlmateill. Jl".1"0.
Timothy Hecd-Vuluo (estlinaledl, $!W).orm.
Cloverseed-Value (estimated!. $37.VtO.
Corn Fodder In shock and llclds, worth
$20,000,000.
fltraw Hnd Other Forage Worth $4,000,000.
1'naturage Win th a,(V),fmo.
Fruits and Vegetables-Value (estimated),
$i;,sno.ono.
Tho report show that the average price
of cows Is about $30 und or horses $75. The
otal average crops or tne slate, inciuiiing
'arm Vnttl
Dccembjr
1. tru.
$ Sirt2
10 r,7.5.J
lo.W.a.
6:447,riM
111.7(2
l,ls2.7i
I.W.Itl
r,o,7ii.3to
l7S,fW
3r..'ioi
15,0 0
'"O.OfKl
375.03m
:o.fio,oco
4 OO.OiO
:5.ovooi)
6.M0.0 0
Total soil products J27l.0$O.M4
From the above conservative estimate It
appears Hint th soli products of this state,
at current faun prices. In this drouthy
season, are worth oer $27l.ri(.,onn, which
sum Is about $(l.(io,w In excess of the ag
gregate valuation at (he corresponding late
In any previous year. In this estlmnte no
uerount I inHde uf Hip profits derived from
yonsutnptlon of soli products in the ilnlrv
and II vo stock Industries.
RIGHTS OF MEMBERS TO SEATS
.Mn.nrliun, ntnl l.iinUlnnn ltetre
enlnth es liny llnir tn I'ruip
'I lirlr Titles.
WASHINHTON. Dec. fi.-Thc proposition
of Mr. Moody of Massachusetts for a con
grecslonal Investigation of the right of
I.oulslnna members of congrtaj to hold
their seats lodny drew n rejoinder from
Representative Fleming of Georgia, who
presented a resolution for the Investigation
of the right of the Massachusetts members
of congress to hold their sents. Mr. Moody's
resolution asserted that a certain class of
voters were disfranchised In Lou'slnna,
thus Invalidating the election of Iiqlslana
representatives, Mr Fleming's resolution.
In part, reciter:
Whereas. The constitution of Hie state of
Massachusetts In contravention of the pro-
vllmi nf flm . . ...... i . 1 '
...i. r.V , ... , , """minion imposes
additional qunllllcatlons for suffrage by lc-
, n i'.i in. i"-iiimi iiiaii nave tue rignt
to vote who shall not be able to tead the
r."J?r,.lt.'!""n '" ,IC H'lKllsIt language nnd
write his iiHttie
Itcsolvcd. That when the said select com
mlltei. ulinll be appointed It shall be
charged with the further duty of Inquiring
anil reporting by bill or otherwise whether
the lepresentatlve from the state of Mas
saelniseitM are entitled to membership In
tht house nnd whether the number or rep
resentallves from said state should not be
reduced, ,
I'UVMO.VS l-Olt Wi:.STI!ll i:TKItAS.
War Sort Ivors llcmcitilicrcil Uy the
(ieneral (fin crn men t.
WASllINaTON, Dec. C.--(Speclal.) Th5
following pensions have been granted:
Issue of November IE.
Nebraska: Orlglnal-l.ucleii Stcbblns.
North Platte, s. Increase, Itestoratlon,
J 'Issue, :tc.-ltobert C. Ilurni. Hayard. $s:
U ''r. ,T.l.,on'., '''ckreli, i2. Original
Widow, Htc-Miiney M.C.Ibson (special
accrued November I9i. Islington. $5; minor
of James It. Pratt. Proper. $10.
Iowa: Increase. Hestoratlyn. Helssue.
Ktc.-Henjamln F. Kramer, (lamer. JSj
l.Hndon laylor Keenoy, Andrew. J10; Wll
llnm S. lodges. Tracy. : Franklin Jnrt
r dgi . Mitrshalltowii, $1; U.-nry llumm,
Uashlngton, $10. Original Widows, F.te.
Mary (looile. IIiismcII. $s; l.uclndn Cook
p,,'!l..?ccr01 "vember 10). Iturllngton.
tS; noblthn Nuiin, Davenport. $S; Anna M
Itelnhart (special accrued November 20.
U'.'new'".1'. Wldow-KllznliMh N
Islrkendall. Mloifnttleld, $12.
South Dakota: Orltilnnl-Frunlt Peterson.
olorado: IncreiiHe, llestoratlon. Kelssue.
.lV.,","!!,,"!1. K "elnoehl, Hoprls. $
v & I1.' J,,v"'". Original
Idows-Annle H, Summers (sp?clal ac
crued November 1!)). Greeley, ti.
Montanu: Original-Theodore II. Klein,
schnildt, Helena, $(.
:St.--l.nnU Finn .XhhI'kiim,
ST. I'Ot'lH. Dec. rt.-The Southern Slock
and Clra'n company made an aslcnment
today to Cbarle J. Magulre. Th? cm -p5n.vi-knnM1.cdP0H,
llnhllltlen to the extc t
of $.ln,oi-l. Till Is In small amount due to
curtomers. The nsset amount to ?:8,3no.
Till: IIMAI.TV MAHKIVr.
INSTHI'MUNTS jilaced on lllo Friday.
December 6:
Witrrmity Drrila,
Ellxa Louis and husband to T. W.
Pnxton, n'b lot 11, block M, South
Omnha , , $ 50
J. P. Word to F. K. Herbage, lot 10
In 2.l.ri-i3 1
T. .1. llotohan to Juseph Holohnn,
nl2"i feet lot 1, (,'hoiiinan's add 10)
(jeorgf .t Co. to Hertrand Sawyer,
lot fi, block :i56. South Omaha ,V)
I'. K. Clnyc to K. .M. Shehan. 32
feet lot 1, block 12. Omaha 1.750
1.. W. Olfford to H. Jt. Hnstlngs, e',
lot 21, flurr Oak 2.x5
C. It. F.llls nnd huiband to ( F.
Page, lot 3, block 4,'Dellone arid 2.0
W. H. Alexander and Wiro to A. P.
Tukey, lot 1, block u, llnnscom
I'lace 5,V)o
Itobert Wise and wife In Tllkev &
Allen, lot 10, block S. Clifton Hill... 1
M. F. Hnurkc to Newell Ilurtou et nl,
lot 2. block 2U, Florence 75
Martin Orrf nnd wife to Jesse Mc
carty, lot 10, block 1, Van Camp's
add , . b'O
M. K. Hoffman and husband to Hyrmi
Heed company, lot 7, block 2, 1st
add, to Mt. Dougla., 2'0
Total amount of transfers. ,,
.$11,377
ALLIANCE OF BASE IALL
Wtittri Lugni Eotn t Git Tojflhir with
tht Bigger FIItti.
FRIENDLY RELATIONS fUlLY ASSURED
President Jetton of the Threo-I Com
lilnnltim iirbps n I'lnn nf le
(Ion for Potrem nnd lll
Alllc.
"KANSAS CITY. Dec. 6.-James Whitfield,
president-elect of tho Western Hase Dall
league, will meet representatives of the
American league and National league In
Chlearo Monday for the purpose of estab
lishing friendly relation lth tho cn-tern
organization. President II. M. Sexton of
the Thrcc-l league Is In this city, rep
resenting President Pat Power?, of the Ns-'
llonal Association of fin ao Hall Leagues.
He says the. National association will side
with the Western league against the new
American association. He said:
"I shall advise Mr. Powers to call n
meeting nf tho National association (or
Kansas City In the second week, In January,
when the Western leaguo will convene
here. Thla will give us a chance to talk
over the outlook and get together In our
fight against the proposed American asso
ciation. It Is possible the California leaguo
will be represented at that meeting.'
BLIND HORsTjUNS AWAY
Him ilc 11 .lumps TrneU nod l,cntc
llltnl Three Mile In (he
Itenr.
SUSPECT TRAIN WRECKERS
I'liiHlnr tnml I'nrs llernlled anil r
rnil Trainmen Are Herltinsl)
Injured,
POrtTIAND. Ore . Dec 6. EaMbmind
passenger train No. 2 on the Oregon Rail
road ft Navigation line, which left this
city at ft a, m. was wrecke-1 twelve miles
east of The Dalles this afternoon. The en
gine turned completely over nnd tho mall
car left the track, but turmi Mnly partly
over. The rompotlte sleeper and diner Icf
the track, but remained upright. Ths other
J cars, including a private car containing
Colonel R. C. dowry, general superintend
ent of the Western Union Teligraph com-
'HJ nil" irtllj- ICIUHIIl? 11 Oil HIP IIHCK,
Knglneer Maurice G'nvnnatigh wns bady
sclded and perhaps internally Injured.
Fireman Frank Chafe was seriously In
jured, None of tht passengers were In- '
Jured.
The wreck iw undoubtedly the work of
train-wreckers, as an examination showed
that a seven-eighths squarr- nut had been
placed on the outside rail of n three degree
curve. Another nut was also found on an
outside rail about 100 feel ahead of the
first one. .Two men who hae been at work
near The Dalles nre supeeted of wrecking 1
the train and the company has offorcd $1,000
reward for the arrest and conviction of
the criminals.
Hay's Hair-Health ftSfFF"
inproitunii inn great nair iitaiiiiuer m aa inr nu.ttrv reader of thin pirer
If or Mid eom ,
lot tried It and Is troubled with dandrulf or with the a
nay have by mall a sample bottlt AH50I.UTCI.Y Vt
IT WILL KEEP YOU
earanceol srv or faded htli
1:1:. 1 nee tree oottie otitr.
tho ha
LOOKING YOUNG.
It. 1 1. II. luibttn a llejlns to Oiiw.
mds who hive become e v er Mi
lly' lUlr-Health Iw hexlitiful lute
Inod, tejiorinc )ou'!i.ul co' it ntl
biauty to tray tni! faded luir, Kemee
inJprevenMdamlrurfantl itop It . ug
ind breaVlnt of tlie lia. tt Is not a
dye,an-lrolllvelywi!Inotdii.-o'orlle
i:i!p, liandi er elotlnnt, anil ue
Cannot be ditected by your best fr."nd,
Preent hair falilnt alter e bilh
Ine or much refiplration.
Om lolllo Dots it.
IIAIR-linAl.TII
EVERY I0TTLE
WARRANTED
to restore tray, while or faded hiir 10
vomluul color and li.e. It acli on the
rol,tlvtnt tem the reimred nour.
liment ard potitlvtly rni'lucei lux
uriant thick hair on bald headt.
"Not m O ray Hmlr Lmtf,"
the testimony ot hundied uine It
Hay's llnlr-llealth ladaintyrire.
Int and a nee earj- adjunct tn eetr
toilet and unlike other preparation,
eert a healthful action on the rent nf
the hair, caudnt (he hair to retain ll
oritlnal color, whether WacV, brown
or to'den
At Leading; Druggists.
Good for 25o Oakc
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latKe bottle ot lla llalr.llealth and jsc. take ol Martina Medicated Aoap, ih. hen aoap for lt.,r.
S alp, t omflfxinn, llaih nnd loilri, huh for f ifty fti( ir;.ri ptic. -i Redeemed bv leadinK drug,
glstt ever where at their hopaonly.or bv thephllo Hay Specialties Co.. ) I afajeiieVt , Newaik.N
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LAROU SOc. D0TTI.H5
Hav's Hair-Health
the Riot lialr stimulnnt, so te'turk
ably satlsfactorV tliAt nil arrangement
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' by mail also a book that tells how to
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MORE DEATHS FROM WRECK
l'lv- IVrmii. Injured In the Iron
1 muni tnlti ( l 1 1 1 1 it ii
(iieiMinili.
SAN KHANCISt'O. Dec. 6.- I'nvorltes
met disaster again nt dtkland todny, not
one getting In front. Sugden. first choice
In the closing event, crossed his legs after
the half-mile post nnd fell. Sugden. who Is
blind In one eye. then ran awny three nnd
n half-miles. The nice wns won enslly by
Oustn. Merops, ruvorlte In the fourth,
propped 11s the barrier went up nnd after
entehlng the field wns beaten In a driving
finish bv Impcrlus. J. Mathews, who rode
the winner, was fined ?t'l for rough riding.
Ho rnrrled Merops wide In the stretch. .1,
T. Woods, who wns on Klorenio when he
left yesterdny, wns suspended for n week.
'Results:
First race, 2-year-old maidens, eleven
sixteenths of n mile: t.'nthello won. Iltidd
Wnde second. Rosarle third. Time; 1:H.
Second rnce, eleven-sixteenths of n mile,
selling: Hedncr won. Kdlnborotigh second,
Nellie Korest third. Time: 1:12. ,
Third rate, Kuturlty course, selling:
Water Scratch won. Paislfal second,
'Juadrii third. Time: l:14'4.
Fourth rnce, 0110 mile, selling; Imporlor
won, Merops second, Alicia third, Time:
1:47.
Fifth race, three. cjunrlers of n mile, sell
Ing: Sir Lewis won, Murescn second, I.ou
Welsea third. Time: 1:I7IS.
Sixth rnce, Ihree-ouiirtera of a mile, uell
ing: Ousto won. lien l-odl wecond, Dun
Wane third. Time: I:I8!.
DISASTROUS DAY FOR RIDERS
llorsi'R I 'nil nt Crcscen I. t'nimlnn:
t Serious Injury to Tlielr
31 minis.
NKW ORLEANS. Dec. fi.-Cadet. Semi
colon nnd Serpent were the winning
favorites today. In the first race Free
Stnte, nfler the start, caught his foot In
tho track railing nnd fell. Sinn und May
Milter, who were following him closely,
both fell over him. T. O'Hrlen, who rode
Free State, had hla collarbone and two ribs
broken. Line, who hnd the mount on Slab,
had one rib broken, J. Wilson, who rod
'Mny Miller, escaped Injury None of tho
horses was hurt. Result:
First race, five furlongs: Cndet won,
Crescent .'ity second. Fnde Meny third,
fihie: i:0l.
Second nice, selllnc, six' furlougv. Semi
colon won, Olekn second, Prince Ksher
third. Time: 1:15.
Third mce. six furlongs: Serpent won,
Pyrrho second, Mnrlos third. Time: l:Mi.
Fourth race, selling, six furlongs: Roome
rnck won, Liidy Kent second, Kohn Wreath
third. Time: 1:14.
Fifth race, selling, one mile and n cuinr.
ter: Aztm won. Little Klkln second, Hnrbeo
tniru. rime: --.vjyt.
Sixth rnce. one mile nnd seventy vnrrtH
.Wnllate won, Wnter House second, Jcpsle
.inruoe iniro. iimc; i;io'(.
LOWERS THE OLD RECORDS
IS. Cnrrnll "chnefer Sirlnis Klahty
ViinU lit Fitly 11 ml I'uiir
I'lrili Veiouils.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. fi.-K. Carroll
Sehneffer of Reudlnc. Ph.. national swim
ming champion, created new reeords to
night nl the sportsman's show for twenty
nnd forty ynrds and lowered the record
for Mxty nnd eighty ynrs. Sehneffer
finished llrst In nn elghty-yurd swimming
contesi. witn uuy uniy or Pittsiiurg second,
Schneffcr'H time for the elchtv vnrds wus
SO 4.5 seconds, lowering the. record by
inrce-urtns or n second, lie covered sixty
ynrds In 36 1-5 seconds, four-nfths of 11
second less tlmn the previous record. Roth
tho sixty nnd eighty yards records were
held by Sehneffer. He Kwnm twenty ynrds
In 10 2-5 seconds and forty yards In 23 1-5
seconds, both belnp new records.
SPAULDING FOR PRESIDENT
Report flint Yrternn MnRimlr- Mny lie
Itrcnlled to .Vntlni.nl
I. ramie.
Weak Backs
Omcdd Oil rc weaic y? n rn mcTn
and women is the back. It
gives out before the other parts of the body. It gets
. 1 1 1 -ii . f.
urea ana acnes ternoiy arter
a, day's work or night's pleas
ure. A tired, weak back pulls
a person right down and renders
life miserable. The kidneys arc
often supposed to be the cause,
but usually the muscles and ten
dons in the back have
been strained. Omega
Oil is the proper and
only permanent reme
dy. Rub it into the
pores of the back,
and a feeling of re
newed strength and -vigor
will come im
mediately, and a few
such treatments will
fix you up all right
again. Umega Uil
takes out soreness
and inflammation.
It invigorates and
freshens all the
muscular tissues.
.It contains ingre
dients that you
never used
before.
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CHICACIO. Dec. fi.-That the election of
A. O, Spalding to the presidency of the
National league would probably result In u
compromise between the two major leagues
was admitted tonight by President Ban
Johnson. The developments of the last
week seem to show that Spalding Is a enn
dlduto for that position In spite of pre
vious denials, nnd President Johnson's
statement brings unusual Importance to
the nnnual meeting of the National league,
which begins In New York on Wednesday.
BOX underthec"lub plan
(Milcnun MpnrU I'rcpurr for n Lively
CnmpHlrtn for, the Com
ing, Winter.
CHICAGO. Dec. fi.-l!oMng under the
club nlaii Is to be t r Ld In r.Mitrn an mi u
large scale. The organization of the
Olympic Athletic club, with headquarters
nt the Second Regiment armory, waa an
nounced lopignt tionuy vuuger nnd Joe
llernsteln will furnlnh the attraction 1111 Mm
orst night, which Is set for Wednesday,
, t,)1h., 1C 'CI... t.-lll I. a 41. II-...
'i.V(,(., t .) 1.1. IXMM I.,- lln( 111
any Imnortnnce Hint linn lnken nljio In
Chicago since the noted McOovcrn-Gins
uarco nt iniiersniis.
Itoiiiulrrs llefenl Eccentrics.
Women rolled a tenpln contest Inst night
on I'lnrk'e nowllng alleys. Scprc:
ROl'NDEHS,
, , . 1st. 2d. Sri. Total.
Miss Tip Inmai Vi U' ft; ?m
Miss Mayme (Soerne.. 1 in 132 ins a;.:i
Mbs Kmmn (loerne.. 111. 11(1 l.n s
Miss Iou Pegau...... Hi 12? 130 S!1
Totals 44 l'5 114 1.I1S
KCCKNTItlCS,
1st. 2,1. .til '.Vital
Miss Ousele lhmann S" :n
Mrs. Adolph llrandels m 10n 111 3W
Mrs. Herman lleselln lift 111 it:. ():,
Mrr. Fred ICrug liu 101 131 :'(50
Tolals 163 410 454 l.Mi
.IrrTorda Wins In Foiirlrcnlli lliiiinil.
AIjLENTOWN. Pa.. Dec. 6.-.laek Mc
Cormlck of Philadelphia was knocked out
tonight by James Jeffords of California In
the fourteenth round of what wns to have
been a fifteen-round tight at the Kevstonc
Athletlo club.
neilucr Prices In l.rnil.
SALT LAKE CITV. Dec. . A special to
the Tribune from New York inys that the
representntlvea of the lend producers of
the Fulled States and the American Smelt
Ing and netlnlng company reached nn
agreement as to the prlco of lend to govern
future contracts, The price llxed la sqld
to be. ,Hj centH a iioiind, a. reduntlou of
half a cent a pound from present prltfM,
Count Tolsml llrciivcr.
LONDON. Dec. 8.--Count l.en Tnl.ml I...
nulte re.overed from his recent Illness,
teirgrapns me uuessa correspondent of th-
Standard He takes dally walks and has
resumed his work,
I
MALVBHN, Ark., Dec. (!, Five more
deaths have orcurrcd in ronieo.uence of the
head-end collision between two passenger
trains on the SI. Louis, Iron Mountain
Southern railroad near .here last night.
Maggie Stevenson, colored, of Landers
vllle. Ala., died todny from Injuries re
ceived In tho wreck. Two colored children,
names not 'known, also died today from
their Injuries. Two while men, names un
known, who had been riding on the front
end of the baggage car on the fast mall
soUthhound train, were found dend In the
wreckage today.
None of the white passengers Injured In
the collision will die. Twenty-eight In
jured colored passengers were taken to the
rnllroad hospital at Little Rock today. Th"
coroner's Jury has been holding an In
quest all day. hut has reached no con
clusion. The developments today Indicated
that the collision was the result of a mis
understanding of orders.
nnd Address
I to Phllo Mny, it L.ifjNctte Street,
Newark, N.J , with live cents (stamps
,or cash) to pay nolni;ei nml we wi '
semi 'ou. tircp.illl, u tree sample bottle
if lluy' Hiilr.llcnlth. Druggists enn
tu.t supply Mnlr-llcnlth free.
If a are satisfied that llnlr-llenlth
1 Is what you need for vour lialr, buv a
regular o cenl liottlc ,11 leading driig
store, nun get n 25 cent, cake ol
nnriinn onp i-Kt:t: as per oiler
l.MAIIA-SlintniA'S .t Mcrtl.NMll.l,. Illth nml l)...lr: SCHAFKR'S DUIT, STORK , I6II1 and ChlrHRo.
rttl'NfMI, lll.t Frs-xioilOAN. 1I2 nrndw Dell a VI1N". 33-i Central llroadway. DROWN. 327 Main; WlinLIJY, 416 tlroid-wr;'.
iSIIJIDIIbITCC Any tierien r it'liAilne Mtle ef lUv's Il'ir
UUHnMHIka. Hrsllh inhfte In the V. S. nh.il... not hn
lienetneil, nuyhne hit monev '. V bv rhiny tlie Putto IIav SrrcuL.
Addifil,. ,, Rtfuit juhliliiln, Unit
Tollowlne DrugslsU supply Hay' Halr-tlealth and ttarflna Soap In their shops onlyt
IF YOUR HAIR
l Orty.Htretkrrtor nlfteheil. 'I en b
restorel to ny tiesutUnl color by
The Imperial Hair Regenerator
th ocknowrlrrlgpil STANDAKD IIAIP.
t OI.OH1NM fnr(ryrtr Mlesched Hair.
Colors re iUirAbleirUrAmitlril,lls u
ennuiit Ueilflrctril. Miiiiplr.il lialr colored
free. (.'orreisoDitrnce (niiflilpntlnl.
Imperial hemlcul tu,, 10j V Kd St , N Y
i-
i5
V
FOUL PLAY JS SUSPECTED
Prominent lliiriiiiinii I'liiiml lljlnn
i:iilrck Sluirl Time
Aftrrvrn rd
CRAWKORDSVILLE. Ind . Dee. 6. Wil
liam Sheets, a well known horseman of
this city, was found nt a late hour this
evening at the fair grounds In a dying con
dition. He was removed to the city and
expired In a few minutes. He was known
to hnve had considerable money In 1)1
poesesslbn, but when found there was not a
cent on his person. It Is thought he had
been given drugged whisky and robbed.
Wool Mnrket.
LONDON. Dec. S.-The offerings nt the
fool auction snles today numbered 11.119
bnlen. Most of the offerings were of com
mon qunllty. Sales In detail: New South
Wales. 1,00) bnles: scoured, IUiJQIm VI.
Queensland, 2.0) bales; scoursd. HUcKiTls d:
greasy. ti'aiSlfd. Vlctoiln. l.fiVi Imles;
scoured, tdijls 4tjd: 'greasy, 2Hf. Smith
Australlu. 1.100 bales. greasy, t;i;d. New
Zealand. 1.(00 bales; 'toureil, 34iljils Sd;
greasy. 3t5jilld. fupe, qf Good Hope am
Natal. 1.000 bnles; scoured. HtjdSJls 7d:
grensy. 3&7I. Italy, 3,100 bales; scoured,
D-rS'-jd.
noSTON. Dec. fi.-The Commercial Hulle
tin will my In tomorrow's report on the
wool trade of the Vnlted Slates; Huslnees
Is active nnd well distributed. For the
llrst time since ltM dealers nro buying
and speculating for a rise. The wools thus
stimulated nre mostly B supers and thev
have been pushed up to 43c, the scoured
pound. I-orelgn advices nre better. Fine
wooled sheepskins advanced S per cent nt
Thursday's auction sales In London. Ronton
Is nlrendy almost bare of spring Texas and
spring California wools. The wooleii goods
trade is undergoing the most phenomenal
boom In its history, Heiivywolgbts on
odds nnd ends hnve ndvnnccd S nor cent.
Some mills hnve sold their entlrn product
of new lightweights and already there is
n demand for new hcnvywelghts thai cm
not go Into consumption u yenr hence. The
receipts of wool In Hoston since .Innuai v
I liave been 25 1,300,53:1 lbs., against ISI.atl.MS
for the same period In lSuO. The Hoston
shipments to dale nre SIS,5Sti.lP6 lbs,, atnlnst
ru,.',S-10f 'i6-.3W' It""- for the same period
In 1M0. rhe stock on hnnd In Hoiton Jnnu
ary 1, 1001. was 7r,..V.),ro lbs,; the to ul
.stock todny Is S2,im.S35 lbs.
ST. fAiriS. Dec. C.-WOOr-StenilV;
niedlum grades, I34;17tt; light line. V'Ufr
'44c aV' U)lV:(:'' ,ub winl. 15?
Coffee AlnrUet,
NKW YORK. Dec. 6.-COFFF.K- Snot
Rio, firm; No. ; Invoice. 6T,c7 MlldV quiet
Cordova 7.4'cfllc. Future Were final I v
steady In tone and net 5010 points higher,
sales Included: December. fiW; Jnnuarv
Jtuy. 6.9J-67.00C; July. 7.oj-ff7.l0c; August
.20c: September. 7.25l?7.r.c; October, Y,40c
I
if
High Mark
When perfection Is reached
the hlchsrt mark is touched,
Hunter
Whiskey
5 !
I
Is perfect In
Age, Purity, Flavor, ifc
33 1
Its standard of quality Is
unhue, uniform, Invariable, -J:
It Is always best hy every
test. rk
? SoM it all flmt'eli enttt mil by Jofbr. H;
-, W.M. I.ASAIiAN .V KIN. n.illmbrr.Mij. -I;
) ! .
$5.00 A MONTH
SPECIALIST
in
All Diseases and
Disorders of .Men
10 years In Omaha
VARICOCELE and
HYDROCELE cured
Method new, without
cutting. Mr-L ,r lose
of time.
QV DM 1 1 cured for Ufa ana tne poison
li,iOtb(iroughly cleansed from
the system. Soon every Mgn and symptom
disappears completely and forever. Ho
"BRflAKiNO OtiT" ot the dlMaea on the sklu
or face. Treatment contains no dangeroui
ilrur.e or injurious ueaivlne.
WEAK MEN from Kxceeses or Victim
ro Nkkvoub dibii.itt or F.xmrjsxijs,
WASTI.NO WBAKfESS With KARI.T DfC'AT In
Youno and Miouli Aor.D, lack of rim. vigor
and strength, witn organs Impaired and weak.
STRICTURE cured with a new Horn
Treatment, No pain, no detention from bust
nets. Kidney and Bladder Troubles.
1 CHARQFS i OW
CorHnltitJoe free. TreitmeM ky Mill.
Call on on or addrris g Jo. 14th St.
Dr. Searles I Searles. Omaha, Neb
"The Century Girl"
Art . 1
Calendar
CUT OUT
THIS COUPON
Present at llee OfBce
or mall this coupon with
15c and get this beauti
ful Art Calendar When
ordering by mall add 4c
for postage.
AIIT IIKPARTMKXT,
IIKF. rUIII.ISIIIMi
CO., OMAHA.
Readers of Jlie Bee
hare always apprclaiM lit efforts to pro
vide them with beautiful pictures at a nom
inal cost, Vo have secured a large qusn
tlty of the most beautiful enlendars, which
wc will give to our renders only at n nomi
nal cost
Esch plate of the calendar Is reproduced
from a water color painting by one of the
best known water color artists, Miss Matidu
Stamm, The coloring Is so beautiful and
th execution so dainty that everyone will
fall In love with the first one which we
offer, The Century Olrl' Calendar.
F.ach page represents a girl nf a different
period, gowned in the fashion of her time.
Not the least attractive Is the girl of tho
twentieth century. ' "
, As the niimuer secured of this calendar
la llmlte-d, it will be well lo tend for It .it
once, They will make dainty hut Inexpen
sive Christmas presents,
These calendars are 1013 Inches and am
sold at tho art stores for one dollar By
securing an Immense quantity nf them we
are able to offer them for ISo.
ART DEPARTMENT
The Bee Publishing Co., Omnha, Neb
ARE
Yflll
DEAF?
ANY
HEAD
NOISES?
ALL CASES OF
DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARING
ARE NOW CURABLE
bv our new invention. Onlv those boni denf arc incurable.
HEAD NOISES CEASE IMMEDIATELY.
F. A. WERMAN, OF BALTIMORE, 8AY8 :
n.M.TtMORr;. Md,, March o, loei,
GenllfKn : Being entlrel v cured of dcafne". thanks to your treatment, I will now give you
a full historr of invrasr, In be ued at our discretion.
About five years ago inv right car began to slug, and thU kept on getting wore. until I lot
my hearing In tills ear entirely
I underwent a treatment for catarrh, for three months, without nnynuccr, conulteda num
ber of physicians, among other", the mot eminent ear specialjft of this city, who told tne that
only an operation could help tne. and even that only temporarily, that the head noies would
then crae, btjt the hearing in the afTeUed ear would be lost forever.
I then saw your advertisement accidentally In a New York paper, and ordered your treat
ment. After I had ued it only a few ibvs according to jour direction, the nolr.es cc-Trd. and
to-day, after five weeks. .my hearing In the diseafed car hns been entirely reJtored, I thank you
hrartilynnd beg to remain Very truly your. '
I-. A. WURMAN, 7,v S. Proadway, llaltimore, Md.
Otii' iveatment tloca not interfere with your umittt own potion.
"TdKee YOU CAN CURE YOURSELF AT HOME n" n.,BU
INTERNATIONAL AURAL CLINIC, 596 LA SALLE AVE., CHICAGO, ILL.
The Diamond Crude Gusher
DAILY CAPAGITY 75,000 BARRELS, BROUGHT IN DEC. 1, 1901.
Ilnmlll Hi'oa., tlie vctt-rnn (lrlllnis of tho HiutiniKjiit Field, lirotiirlit In for iim HiJh splendid (Siialier filler only six weeks of (Irlllln We me In n
IKiNltlon to nuike Iiu'kc contnifls for oil nt oneo und to foninience the delivery of snnie us xoon iih stilllelenl InnUiip1 nnd pipe line enn be eoinpleted.
Airnnpeinenls linve been inude for u joint 'pipe line from Spindle Top HoiKhtH to Port Art Inn. Thin pipe line tok'etlior with the neersnty iimount
of innkHge. limdliiK rm-ks, side trucks, tnnk eaiH und other e(iilpuients to HiieceHsfiilly innikel Hie oil, iiiulr's n lurp' iiniouul or ciipitiil. Aa
the Htoek has been nn tlm mnrket but hI.v 'weeks, the directors have decided to offer
UNTIL DEC. IITH, 1901.
Diamond Crude Oil Stock 25 Cents (
par
51. GOV
AFTER WHICH TJME STOCK WILL BE ADVA ICED TO 50C PER SHARE.
ONLY 79,000 8HARES MORE WILL BE SOLD AT THIS PRICE.
Thofse who juii'clinie now will be-setting In on the Kronnil floor and will reap rich Imrvext from their Investment at nn early date. This Is not n
speculation, but an Investment In a company already reeounlzed as one of the lending ouch In the Twits Field, otlleored by bunkers and biislnecs
men whose commercial inllnp ean be iiHeertalned In any bank directory or commercial apency.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS;
Prralilrnt,
V mIAMSOA1, -of ll,'r, l'"9- Minn., for oerr 10 yearn tlir hnd of. tlie
ji"leiHlft Rrocery liouee of ltaiuom IItoh.. proMdent of tlie ( 'oiinolldated
iVcT Nntloni?r Hanl"Hotr,U' Co,,,iany ot Albert Ix-h, dlivetor In the Albert
I'lrM h f-1'rrnlih-iil.
F,luA"nu L TVrJir;l:ii of ,Rlbl'- rnw?) eashler Sibley Slntr Hank, prceldnnt
Unnk of Ilarrl. Ilarrle, In.. p-n-dint First National Uank of Melvlii. Vi
srciiiiil Vlro-l'renlili-nl.
"fi'rrtnry,
A nr!iArv,,lrt,:f.f H'h,S,lriwa' jecrMnry and tivnsurcr of tho A. W. Ilnrrh
Company! " ot 1 fTlWiy ft " I,r(,sl'lc"1 of l,c w- "nrrlw (iao l.lsht
' 'IV..... .......
Mar" n' city f Uwh" C'l' lV"' oai,lll'r "f ,,le cit NtlonBl Ilnk f
A
.MHEUll I.
I DIAM
Clt ot the accompanying blank and mall today.
DIAMOND CRUDE OIL COMPANY.
ff anurus mciR., minnoapolla, wtlnn,
Subscription Blank, O. B. No
DIAMOND CRUDE OIL COMPANY,
727 Andrus Bldg., Mlnnoopolls, Nllnn.
I hereby subscribi for
shares of
stock o: thi Diamond Crude Oil Company at 25 cents
pur share, (par valu: $1.00; lull paid, non-assessable),
I herewith enclose do'lars
as full payment on my subscription.
Name
Address-
Date.
ill .nll. .Ar.. - " r.. 1 - . r .... i ... . I -
. ..n.v. ill, in. iiiurin, en., ii MJ I Ml f.n j fli'IV IIIIIPI. IIT l,1lir jpi
payable to Diamond Crude OH Company T
No riubrcrlplloiiH poHtmarkeit lalr than Dei. It will bu acnipttri at I
thla price I
UBUMIi: aaal III m aaal 1 1 i I 1 II i n l II ail 1 1 ll i ii i i