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Till ? OTlIATTA TJATLY BE El PR I DAY. .TANVAliV 3. 11)00. ) IIOLCO.III ! TAKES HIS SKAT , Having Been Sworn In the Previous Night There is No Ceremony , CASES PASSED ON BY THE NEW COURT Jmlutilrut for I'lnlnllff AVIio l i Tim Irnr * Ill-nil Keiiiitir , ] Cn r ( ioen let I'liKrd .Stnten Su- lireine Conrl , MNCOIA . Jan. 4. ( Special. ) The In- nuKurntton of S'.latt ' A. llolcomb as Junior i member of the mipremo court this morning WBH wltncfecd hy ouly half a dozen pcr- i.ons. Ho took the oath of oinco last night ami this morning walked Into the court room with the cither Judges and took a scat on the right of Chief Justice N'orval. There WHS no ceremony of any kind. Kx-Chlef Jmlee , Harrison wan present and bid to everyone goodby. Court adjourned late this afternoon. Sev ern ! casrri wore submitted today , among them the case of The IJee 1'Ubllshlng com pany ngalnit the World Publishing com pany , /imtnorrcr ncalnst the Kromotit Na tional Dank and Leavltt ngalnst Hell. The cawo of T. P. Kennard against tbo State to collect 113,000 as commissions for the sale of Pawnee reservation lands was fiUbniltted and nfllimed on the motion of the plaintiff. Kennard necured a Judgment In the district court of Kancastcr county two yearn ago , but In the supreme court the de cision was roveroed nnd remanded for an other trial. The next finding of the court was In favor of the state and ngalnst Ken nard. This decision wa.s affirmed today. Kennard will appeal to the United States upreme court. .liMlmiirnt I'lilln to AilniliiNlrntiir. The famous cao of Koxworthy against the City of Hastings for $ ir,000 damages , a milt over n defective sidewalk , has been decided for the sixth time , this time In favor of the plaintiff. Mr , Koxworthy died two years ago , but the Judgment falls to J. H. Web- eter , administrator of his estate , who has an assignment of the cauro of action for legal services rendered. Koxworthy attacked the validity of n law on the ground that the legislature could not amend the title of an ni I that had been passed at a previous ses- plnn without reciting the whole law. The Dakota City Holler Mill company In corporated today with a capital of $15,000. The Incorporators ore : S. T. Perrln. S. n. Perrln , I. 0. Iloyce and I. 0. Iloyee. The 11 I * . Dalilwln company of Omaha Incor porated with $2,1,000 capital to do a general merchandise business. The incorporalors areDcnjamln K. Baldwin , Thomas W. Day and Charles P. Reynolds. HIGH SCHOOL LAW IS UPHELD Stnll ItiilrN it CniiNlltntlminl. cliMou : Oupoillc to n Lin coln .Inline. AUBURN , Neb. , Jan. 4. ( Special. ) Judge Stull has made a ruling In the case Involving the constitutionality of the free attendance high school law , holding that the law Is good. The action was taken on a demurrer tiled to the appeal from the decision cf the county commissioners of Ne- maha county , who rejected n claim for tu ition enndc hy the Auburn school district. The case was argued January 2 by M. R. Mclnlnch of Auburn on the part of the school dlslrict nnd County Attorney Kcr- ncau for the county. The court ruled that Iho law provided for a tax that was equal and uniform throughout the district to be taxed and within the constitutional provi sions for taxation. A- Lincoln "district Judge made an oppo site decision u few days ago. llnlTnlo Comity .tlortKHKC Ilrronl. KEARNEY , Neb. , Jan. I. ( Special. ) D. R. Mathleson , register of deeds for Buffalo county , furnishes the following statement showing mortgage releases for December , ISflfl. and also for the. entire year : Kami mortgages , filed , 31 ; amount , $21- S0f > ; released , IU ; amount , $ inr > 3.1 . City mortgages , filed , 18 ; amount , $2.970 ; re leased , 12 ; amount , $9,241.20. Chattel mort gages , filed , ISfi ; amount. $122,760.80 ; re leased , 199 ; amount , $ . .5.279.4 : ! . Statement for year 1S99 : Kami mortgages , filed. 302 ; amount , $29II05.0 : ! ; released , rS7 ; amount , $513,803.09. City mortgages , filed , 114 ; amount , $100,222.25 ; released. 140 ; amount , $157.153.JG. ( Chattel mortgages , filed , 2.28S ; amount. J1.09S,015.04 ; released , 1.220 ; amount , $651,520.07. * Mr. Mathlfson adds the following note to - Ills report : It has been staled that the re r- leases are mostly sheriff's deeds. The fol lowing speaks for Itself : Sheriff's deed ? , farm , 69 ; am. unt , $90,808.31 ; city , 71 ; amount , $71.765.14 ; total , $171,633.45. I'nnwrN il I'orKCil C'lirck. HAYARD , Nob. . Jan. 4. ( Special. ) A cniootli , well-dressed young man entered Stearns' store the olher evening and of fered to buy a quantlly of goods If he couli geta check , purported to have been Issued by Contractor Cushliig , cashed. Mr. Stearns lonked at tha cluck aud concluded he dldn' want It. The fellow swore ho wouldn't buy a dollar's worth In Uayard , but wait am do his trading In Alliance , and left. The next morning ho vlsled Mr. Taylor's store and after trading for clothing offered th ' check , atiiountlng to $37.50 , In payment. Mr Taylor giivo him Iho goods and change am the smooth man disappeared. The proba blllly IH that Mr. Taylor Is out the amount ns no trace of the young man can be found He was supposed to have been a rallroac laborer. .VIMV llculnio In Col fat County. SCHUYLEIl , Neb. . Jan. 4 ( Special. ) changi-H In county offices occurred at noon today. J. W. Ilusch. treasurer during th mist four yearn , turned over hl books to "V.V. . Shonka , who was county clerk fou year and deputy county clerk two ycnru. N II. Map ? * succeeded himself as county clerk Angus McLcod succeeds himself as sheriff Krunk Cuba continues as county Judge , am 13. E. Orcoiiinnn as surveyor , he being the only republican ofilco holder. D. Dunkel re- tlirs us clerk of the district court In favor of Krank SuL'hn of WHeon. J. K. Daly leaves the Buperlntcndency of schools to K. W. Henry of Maple Creek precinct. \civ Depot nt Go I he ill , nrir. OOTHENUUHCJ , Nob. , Jan. I. ( Special. ) The Union Pacific Railway company has Just completed a passenger sidetrack three- fourths , of a mile and moved Into Us new depot at the terminus of Wliichcll street , The depot cost $2.000 and will glvo ampU room for Increasing business. The rompaii ) will move the old depot to Willow shortly. Seeoml Ulxtrlct Terms of Conrl , PLATTS.MOUTH. Nab. , Jan. 4. ( Special. ) Jiulgo I ) . S. Ilamscy has fixed these termd of the district court for the Second district : Otoe county , nt Nebraska City , January 22 , law and eauity. with Jury ; April 23. equity , 0- Dean tba Signature of Sr'rmlier ; , 3. law and efjulty September in ! Jurv fas * rounty. at rintt.imonth March r. , la-v nnd equity , March 12 , Jury. May Jl. equity , November 12. law an 1 equity. No vember ID , Jury. In cloning court yesterday he tlnlihc'l his tenth year on the bench. Ills IntcntlinH are to resume the practice of law In this city. I , Mill ern n ( "on firmer Adjourn * , WKST POINT. Neb. . Jnn. 4. ( Special Telegram. ) The Lutheran conference was entertained last evening with a Harh recital on the plpo organ by F. Sassmanshnusen , tcncher of the parochial schools. This morn ing the conference resumed under the lead ership of Ilev. M. Lelmer. The conference adjourned at noon. These clergymen wore In attendance : Revs. J. Hligcndorf , E. J. Krcese , O. Krbc. F. fichrke , F. C. Leu- theuser. i J. O. Lang , F. L. Treskow. F. J. Kuohncrt. J. Ulldebrandt , S. Mecskc , II. Ileldcnvellon. M. Adam , F. KnlcfV. . Hucse- man , F. P. Oltse , 0. Troenjes. A. Uergt , C. Ilodonbpoh , William Harms , M. l lmer , Otto Von GcmmlnKen , A. U. E. Oalschlaescr. loliiiion Ciiiiiity'NIMV : OIIIerr . TECtlMSEM. Nob. , Jnn. I. ( Special. ) Johnson county's newly elected officers were Hworn In to lay nnd assumed the duties of their respective offlcffi. They nre : H. N. I.lbhy , trrnsuror ; S. A. Leach , clerlt ; C. 1) ) . Strong , sheriff ; U. F. Adklna. superinten dent of public Instruction ; W. IDtinlnp , survcjor , and J. E. Slulhcll , eommlfnloner for Iho Third dlflrlct , all of whom were reelected - elected , and Charles Ellis , who succeeds H. W. Ilrnndon ns Judge ; John Ward , vice C. H. HoHlck , clerk of the dlslrict court , nnd Dr. lliiblemnn , the new coroner , vice Dr. MtMrnril County II nr In Ki-ndiill. ST. PAUL , Nob. , Jan. 4. ( Special. ) In honor of Judge A. A. Kendall , whose lerm of ofllco as judge In Ihe Elovenlh dlslrict expired yostcrdny nnd for whlr-h office he had decided not to again become a candi date. the member. of the bar of Howard county nnd court ofTlccrs prepared n sumptu ous banquet In Masonic hall Tuesday ovon- liiK- Judges Kmidnll and Thompson were the honored guests. Afler Ihe 'banquet ' , an ensy chnlr wns presented to JuilRO Ken dall. Holdell AVoilillnp : Olrliriltlon. ST. PAUL , Neb. , Jan. ! . ( Special. ) The olden wedding of Thomns O. llartlcll nnd vlfe , Almlrn H. llnrlloll , occurred nt their paclous rcdldmcc In this city. A largo lumber of relallves , neighbors nnd eirly ettlers were In atlendance. Mr. Hnrtlett ml wife nro both between 70 and 71 ye.ir * f ngo nnd still enjoying good health. \imcng the presents were a gold table sot , golden tray nnd n gold-headed umbrella. tack County Ilnr to Jliillie KluUllld. I5ASSETT. Neb. , Jnn. 4. ( Special. ) Judge .I. . P. Klnkald , who retires from the bench n the Fifteenth district , held a short scs- lon of court hero yesterday and signed up he Journals. The Judge bus presided In this llstrlct for thlrleen years. At the -close of the session today n nemorlnl of thanks , adopted by the Ilock ounty bar , was presented to him. Dud ire County MortBTfRo Ilcrnril. FREMONT. Neb. . Jan. 4. ( Special. ) Mortgage record of Dodge county for the nonth of December : Chattel mortgages filed , 81 ; nmouni , $62,991.61 ; released , .16 ; imoiint , $75,629.33. Farm mortgages re corded , 7 ; amount , $19,603 ; relcnsed , 13 ; amount , $13,181.12. Town mortgages re corded. 17 ; amount , ? 9,3S" ; relcnsed , 16 ; amount , $5,829. Droil from SrorclnrjI.OIIUT. . ASHLAND , Neb. , Jan. 4. ( Special. ) Jeff Smith of this city recently purchased a lot and building hero of William Brlgbam of loston. The taller died before the deed was made. Smith received today from Washlng- on a deed for the property executed by lohn I ) . Long , secretary of the navy , the administrator of the estate of Ilev. PryNC In Ilotnliieil. HUMnOLDT. Nob. , Jan. 4. ( Special. ) Rev. W. S. Pryse , who has been pastor of the Prenbyterlnn church Ht this place for the past year , has been retained by the congre gation for another year. Rev. Pryso nnd family cnmo hero nbout a year ngo from Knoxvllle , Tenn. A new parsonage has re cently been erected. .liulirc .Icnucii on t > if > Ileneli. NEHRASKA CITY , Neb. , Jan. 4. ( Spe cial. ) Judge-elect Paul Jessen of this city assumed the duties of judge of the Secom judicial district today. He announced the appointment of John W. Dlxon na court re porter. The new county officers were Installei today. Sue * tinI'liUiunii Company. NEBRASKA CITY , Jan. 4. ( Special. ) II Wlnn , n traveling salesman of Topcka , Kan. todny commenced suit In the district cour ngalnst the Pullman company to recovei $ l,9f > 0 damages , which he alleges ho BUS tallied whllo a passenger on the Mtssour Pacific railroad a short time ago. .Imlure DiMiuln * Succeed * Sntirlnrk. PLATTSMOUTH , Neb. , Jan. 4. ( Special. County Judge Oeorgo M. Spurlock was today succeeded by J. E. Douglas of Weep ing Water. Judge Spurlock was presentei by tbo Cnss counly bar with a silver pitcher I ray and cup. The Judge will resume the practice of law In this city. II. II. Silvern .Stricken. CORTLAND , Neb. . Jan. 4. ( Special. ) H. II. Silvers , n farmer residing near here was Btrleken by apoplexy yesterday. II loses the UHP of his right arm and leg. H was formerly prominent In politics , bavin been at ono I line n republican member o the legislature. Kearney I'oultry Slioiv Open * . KEARNEY. Neb. , Jnn. 4. ( Special. ) Th show of the Central Nebranka Poultry as soclatlon opened yesterday morning with largo number of exhibitors , some fron C'ozad , Aurora , Kenesaw and nearby places Over fiOO chickens nre on exhlblllon , IJilltor llecoincN County Attorney. WILDER , Neb. , Jan. 4. ( Special. ) Th counly commissioners have appointed J. A Wild , editor of the Wllbcr Republican , count attorney to fill the vacancy caused by th removal of W. H. Morris to California. llamiict lo PrcdvccHNors , PLATTSMOUTH. Neb. , Jan. 4. ( Special. The now county ofllcers banquettcd th retiring onea at the Hotel Perkins las evening. Today the change of officials oc curred. Knriucr * ' Institute nt Iliimliolill. HUMBOLDT. Neb. . Jan. I. ( Special.- ) The Hiimboldt Farmers' Institute opened c two days' session at the Samuelson opera house this forenoon with a good attendance , Old \ ViililillliljuilKctl limiine , WAHOO , Neb. , Jan. 4. ( Special. ) Mrs A. J. Jackson of Marlposn precinct was brought before the Insane board yesterdaj and adjudged Insane. She Is 5S years old. lee Xeiii'lj- I-'oot Thick. ST. EDWARD , Neb. , Jan. 4. ( Speclal.- ) Local Ice dealers have commenced puttlnf | up summer supplies. The Ice Is about clc-vei Inches thick. St. l.oiilw INUM ( internment Aid. HT. LOl'IS. Jnn. l.-At a joint moetliiR ol thn executive. leelhlullve nnd tlnutiee cum. inittrr.H of the Ht. Louis World's fnlr , cee. ! tirntlnf ; the l.rails'liiiia purehnso centennial today , a resolution prevailed tnt > tructlHH the legislative committee lo necnro the Im mediate Introduction Into congretin of les- Islatlon appropriating ; } 5.0Vono ( ) In aid of th- fnlr , rondltlonn.l on MO.lXio.oriil helm ; rnl-ed 1 locally , one-half by subscriptions to o stocl ; compnny nnd onu-luilf belni ; voted by tin city In the form of Uonds. It WUK stated ' olllel.illy that \on \ than Jl.ttiXi.OOO htid now to bo raised to complete the locnl uubicrlp- ttull. BRIBER'S VOICE IN7 COURT Startling Assertion Made by a Woman at the MoOlellan Trial , PARTIALLY ACCUSES A PROMINENT MAN 'I'eMliiioiij of trl.ili ClnlinniilN to Slio\v tlint Deceased \Vn r. Different Mrm to Aliened 11-lnlUc of AinerleniiN , SIOUX KAL.LS , S. U. , Jan. 4. ( Special Telegram. ) In the legal battle for the es- ate of John McClellan today the testimony f Mrs. Carrouthers , who says she Is n niece f the deceased and who Is one of the Inlm.ints , was most Interesting. Several ays ago she testllled that since McClcllan's cath last August u jnnn whoso features rro concealed drove up to her home , some illt from ? loux Kails , and oitercd her t.ooo to withdraw her claim. Today Mrs. arrouthers Bald that whllo in the court oem yesterday she heard a voice , that of n Itmsa who was testifying , which warf BO ko that of the man who attempted to bribe or as to strike her so forcibly that she for- ct all clso that was transpiring. The witness 1 refer to Is William Van s , " concluded Mw. Carrouthers. She drtol that she would not swear that Van 3p3 was the man who tried to hrlbo her , ut fait ] the similarity In the voices startled | ti. : L.acr Van Kpa , who Is a prominent busl- css" man , wealthy , an old friend of John IcClellan and owner of the building In hlch McClellan was accidentally killed , ntercd nn emphatic denial. The testimony being offered In behalf of : io claimants residing In Ireland still tends trongly to show that the McClellan who ) j the subjjeet of the present controversy as not the 'McClellan ' alleged by the Amcr- can and Canadian claimants to have been belr brother. DISAPPEARS ON WAY TO WED ' 'redcrleU SureiiM-n Sells n Mlolnur Claim for s I.- ( > ( ) anil INIMV SIOUX KAM.S , S. I ) . , Jan. I. ( Special. ) Another mysterious disappearance Is re- Kirted , this time from Vlborg. Frederick iorenspn , who announced a few weeks ago hat he had sold a mining claim In the ilack Hills for the sum of $4,500 and who rdorert n stock of shoes with the Intention if engaging In business at Vlborg , left bout a week before Christmas and has not icon heard of since. Prior to his departure ic hired a span of horses and a buggy from vnut Peterson , and borrowed an overcoat rom an acquaintance. He Raid before In eft that he was going to Greenfield to get narrled and engaged rooms for himself and irldo at a Vlborg hotel , to bo occupied upon heir return. Since his departure the stock if shoes ordered by him has arrived at the Vlborg depot. \Viilf lloiinty Deelnlon. UKAIMVOOD , S. U. , Jan. ! . ( Special. ) Judge Moore of the Klghth judicial circuit las rendered an important decision In ro- ard to the wolf bounty law of this state. The case was the Mead County bank against he Auditor of South Dakota. The bank purchased a number of wolf nnd coyote cer- IHcates from parties prior to July 1 , 1S99. When the b-.ak presented the certificates of purchose to the state auditor they were refused payment and the matter was brought nto ccurt by the bank. Judge Moore held that since ; the act which appropriated $5,000 from the general fund for this purpose made the amount payable for the year 1899 and each fiscal year thereafter , the state was In duty bound to pay the claim of the bank. The stale auditor held that the act did not go Into effect until July 1. The amount sued for was $1,411. Mnll Ciirrli'rn Do Aot Mkc FeiitMi * . PIERRE ! , S. n. , Jan. 4. ( Special. ) Mall carriers on the old trail between Fielder and Kort Dennett are talking of testing the right of parties who have leased portions of the old Kort Sully reservation from the state to fence across the trails. The fences liavo been placed to surround large tracts of land , and gates have been located where tin fences cross the old trail. The mail car riers think they are entitled to more con sideration than this and want to lest the right of anyone to fence a road on which the mall is carried. AVoninii Ktlltor In Troulilo. SIOUX KAI-LS. S. D. , Jan. 1. ( Special Telegram. ) Elizabeth Lois Struble , editor of a monthly publication called the Nautilus , established hero last summer , wan arrested today by Deputy United States Marshal hud- low on the charge of sending obscene litera ture through the malls. The charge is based I upon an article In the current number of her publication. She waived preliminary ex amination. Ilond for her appearance before the next federal grand Jury was fixed at $500 , which who furnished. Lawrence Coiinty'H Tuxnlilo Property. DEADWOOD. S. D. , Jan. 4. ( Special. ) The taxable property of Lawrence county , as shown by the treasurer's report , is ns follows : Lands , $2,430,2'.H ; ; city and town Iota , $1,715,007 ; personal property , $1,115- I3G ; rallroaiH. ! $322,11)6. ) Total , $5,582,035. The taxes on this property amount to $212,782 , of which $12,282 go3s to the state. Deadwood received $ lfi,184 from the state school fund and Lead schools $30,528. .lull for MIcKiil Miiuor Seller. . SIOUX KALLS. S. D. , Jan. 4. ( Special 1 Telegram. ) William P. Johnson of Webster appeared before Judge Carland and pleaded guilty to the charge of selling liquor with out a government license. He was fined $100 and sentenced to thirty dny In the Headle county Jail at Huron. This U the third case of the kind from Wolvtor In the last ten days. Ai.'fl l 'iit to aVooil Stuvyrr. AHKHUKEN , S. I ) . . Jan. I. ( Special. ) John Cummlngs. whllo sawing wood In Mc- Caull , Webster & Co.'s yard , slipped and fell against the circular saw. lUs f.ico was cut open on one side from the forehead to the throat , the Jugular vein being narrowly mlsned. A cut wa.s made In hli breast , ex posing the lung. Ho will probably recover. Poultry Sliinv u ( Mitchell. MITCHELL , S. I ) . . Jan. 4. ( Spc = lal. ) The South Dakota Poultry ami Pet Stock asso ciation will hold Its annual exhibition hero January 23 , 21 , 25 and 26. Sccrciary Nell- sen saya there rill bo n largo number of entries. Ocorgo W. Holilen of Iowa will I again act as Judge. ' lrcailtcN to I'orlVorlll. . PIEHHE , S. D. , Jan. I. ( Special Tele gram. ) Governor Lecv today appointed ns delegates to the National LIve StocK asso ciation meeting nt Fort Worth , Tox. , Janu- nry Ifi to 19. Alfred Newton of Centervllle , J. K. Sccblcr of Leslie and L , S. Dullard of * Pierre. 'I'rcjimirer Cull * In Wnrrnntx , PIERRE , S. D. , Jan. ( . ( Special Tele gram. ) Treasurer Chamber todny called In j warrant ! ! from 1 to 240 Inclusive. The call I amounts to $ & 7COO , not BO largo ns had been estimtUeil. Smith Diil.otn V < MHolcn , Citizens of Lnnpford are talking of can. structii- : town hall. Farmers In Sherman township , HrooklnsfB : county , \vant a cheese factory established. Wolvoo. which have heretofore confined their denrrdutlontt largely to the central and WMtern jiortlons of the state , have appearel In liruaklnga county. In Ihe raHt- I era luit of tile alulLanJ purtsmen uic "t I'ls'lhillng a s > * lem.itli' orusadp ihe nnitnrtl * . < L tlra < ! f'ird of SttirBls hns commenced work on n new two-story brick business block. 1'armers living near Kaulkton arp vac- clnatlnp their entile , owing to the appear ance of bln klPK In some of the herds In thnt vlrinlty. Petitions have been slrnd nnd for- wnrdod to the South Dakota congressional drlt < ratlon In Washington asking that the mail pouch service between Huron and Trney on mixed trains be discontinued nnd I that n mall ear nnrt clerks bo sub < tlt\lted. 1 A number of towns are Interested In this ] movement. i I The stock of merchandise of l ntz .t ' Olepnrd of Hrooklngs , who wrrc some ! wc.ek. ago declared bankruptg by Judge I Cnrland of the rnlted 8tnte < court In this city , h s been sold at public auction by Jamp.1 C. Davis , the trustrc. Thn stock was bid In hy a representative of Wymnn. Part ridge .t Co. for $3,325 and will be moved elsewhere The stock Invoiced nearly JS.01W and was the principal ai ei of the. tlrni. 'END ' OF HARTVILLE BAD MAN . Indication * thnt Cinnil > : er Sniiiulcru' Denth ! > I'ol.ion AVnn liy Ao- otlier'x Itnnil , j CHEVICN'NE , Wyo. , Jan. I. ( Special. ) ' Coroner Pagct has returned from Hartvllle , wl ere ho held an Inquest over the remains of Charles Saunders , the gambler who died lest Sunday from poisoning. It was nscer- talnnd thnt morphine was the drug admin- Iftcred , but by whom Is a mystery. Saun- dors had been In the habit of using coco- alno and other drugs , bul not a trace of morphine could bo found In the town. The dead man was for many months the terror of the new town. Ho carried n slx- shooter and bowlo kulfo on his person at all times. Almost everyone In the place feared him. t'roiv HcNcrviitloii for > clllcincnt. CHEYENNE. Wyo. . Jan. ! . ( Special. ) C. W. ( tiirbutt , superintendent of forest re- nervcci. Is In Cheyenne cnrouto lo his homo In Sheridan from Iho l-ar.-unle mountains nrrth of here , where he made an examl- nalloti of the proposed Crow forest res r- \atlon , which Includes filx townships In thrfio mountains to the east of La rain le , the west boundary being only five miles from that place. The lands In the proposed re serve were withdrawn from settlement by the government In 1882 , nt which time there wero1 few Bottlers In the region. It was the idea at that time that these forests were needed to conserve the water supply for Cheyenne nnd Laramle , but It has been ascertained that there Is little timber there nnd not enough to make any material dif ference In the water supply. Oarbutt will recommend that the order of 1S82 be re voked and that the lands be again thrown open to settlement. C1IKSTI3II W1I1TI3 lIllKKUmtS .MI3I3T. Two lori-n Hen Kiel-toil ( Illleorn of One of die AfmoelatloiiR , INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 4 The Chester White Breeders' nRsoelatlon nnd the Stand ard Chester White Record association held their annual meetings jointly today. At the former papers were read .by t' . O. Prlmni of Athens. 111. ; N. P. Ilerslmer of Ansonln , O. ; J. C. Cnnaday of BoRardiif , Mo. , and others. Oflleers were , elected ns follows : President , Allen Heeles , Liberty. Intl. ; vice president , J. H. Hurlow. Hllll.sburg , Ind. ; seeretary- treasurer , .1. C. Uridxes. linlnbrldge , ln < l. Ollicers for the Standard Chester White Heeord assoelntion were elected -Vs follows : President , F. K. Moore. Rochester , Ind. ; lir.st vice president. O. N. J'llmni , Athens , 111. ; .second vice president , J. N. Athens , Kllznvlllo. Ind. ; third vice president. H. L. Orititt. Monroe. la. ; secretary-treamirer. W. II. Moore , Indianapolis ; executive commit tee. J. C. Cnn.ulny , Bosardup , 'Mo. ' ; W. W. 1 Miller. Thorntown. Ind. ; F. C. Heeso , CornIng - Ing , la. ; G. W. Wlthnell. Knoxvlllc , 111. ; James McDonald , Marshall. 'Mich. ' ItPNtilti on ( lie HTIIIIIIIIB ; Trnckn. NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 4. Results : First race , ' six furlonpa : Wiggins won , DIRKS second , Cotton Plant third. Time : I :15 : 4. Second race , one mile : Phnllas won , Ben Chance second , ChickamaiiEa third. Time : 1:4 : ! . , , uic"t , one and one-sixteenth miles , selling : Baratnrla won , Jem Conwny second end , Traveler third. Time : 1:61. : Fourth rncn , seven furlongs , handicap : St. Wood won. Laureate second , Debride third. Time : l:2 : Vi. Fifth race , six furlongs : Algarettn won , Belle of Memphis second , Bcnnevlllc third. Time : 1:135 : ; . SAN FRANCISCO , Jnn. 4. Weather clear and track fast. Tanforan reniilti ) : First race , one mile , selling : Tilshop Reed won , Cyrul second , Red Pirate third. Time : 1I2'/ : . . Second race , one and one-eighth miles : Imperious won. Meudowthorpc second , Glen- gaber third. Time : 1.55'i. Third rare , one mile , purse : Gcyper won , Advance Guard second , Bogus Bill third. Time : 1I2'V : Fourth nice , one anil one-sixteenth miles , Bndon stiikes : Tlme/maker won. Potentc second , Zoroaster third. Time : 1:49. : Fifth race , six furlongs , selling : ThomnB Carroy won , Sam AuciMtlno second , Mod- wona third. Time : 1:1SV : * . 'Sixth ' race , seven-elBhths of a mile , sell- Ins , purse : San Vcnnilo won , Ilartl Knot seeoml , Lady Meddlesome third. Time : .Sin , AIIK ; nt DCM .llolnon , DKS If * INKS. Jnn. 4. ( Special Tele gram. ) Jl. Stafford of Dubuqua tonlghl ilefeated Jim Graham. the\ champion of Iowa , In three rounds. Alter the first thlrU pocondp Graham was on the defensive am ' after the first half of the second It was np- j paient thnt Stafford WBH th& winner. Gra- ] hum was sent to the floor three times In the second nnd three tlmen In the third George Slhir officiated as referee. Tomnij White was In Stafford's corner ( is one of hln seconds. Two thousand people saw the tliht. In Iho preliminaries Howard Stcele of Colfax beste < l Reynolds Harris of De.s Molnei , hoth colored. In four rounds am IHlly Brown , "The Montana Kid , " stoppec Lyons of KnmmH City In two rounds um forced him to quit. L'-CNN Tournament I'rl/.c * . VIKNNA , Jan. 4. The name Ift I unfln Ished yesterday In the last round of the Kollsh memorial chess tournament was con eluded today , when Kortio and SchU-ehter i drew. The llnal division of. prizes was there I fore arranged as follows : Klrst prize. Mar oezy ; second and third prizes divided bj Brody and Schlec-hter ; fourth prize , Alapln llfth , H'.xth nnd seventh prizes. Murto , Wol and X.lnkl ; eighth prize. Kortle ; nlntl prize , 'Poplcl ; tenth prize , Albln. i ii i Sharkcy nnil U'llourUi- < ) nl . I HOT iSPIUNGS , Ark. , J.m. 4. Tom ftharkpy received n telegram from Ton O'Bouiko today. In which the latter ex pressed Indignation at Sharkey'B statp.mpii that he did not care 10 have him In hi i corner In the event of a llt'ht with Jeffrie * Phurkcy said be cared nothing fo O'Roiirke'B friendship and could get nloni , very well without him and furthermore tha I he would bo Ma own munuxcr for the next l I tltht. Short Horn Cuttle I'rlzcN. CH'IC'AGO , Jan. 4. T he executive commit tee of the American Shorthorn Breeders' association today vo'ed to offer $5,000 In prizes for tdiorthorn cuttle at the Interna tional fat cattle exhibition to bu held In Chlr-apo next full. They also approprlatod J.VOOO for prizes for Miorthorn cuttle , to bo offered nt the exhibition of Kansas City , which will probably be held In October. St < M'ilrrlntM < > SI % nnlM Hlectcil , NKW YORK. Jan 4.-AI the meotliiK of the National SteeplcehaHc and Hunt us- roelatlon held here today at the Jockey club ihe following members were eleciod J ( Howards to serve until January. 130J. or until their Muceessors shall huvo been elected : S. H. Howland. Korhall K. Keene , W. C. Whitney and B. K. Clyde. VeloVliiN nt lloi'Uc ) ( ininex. TMTTS'Bl'HG. ' Pa. . Jan. 4.-Yulo won from i Western unlverBlty of PcnnH.vIvanla to- I night In the second of the series of hockey by of 1 to o. | cmnes n score DUIIUCMIIC Oar- : den was crowded to wltncsi the contest , which wus hard and fast. lllllllllllMVcluIlt LONUON , Out. , Jan. 4.--Sandow Snyder of Detroit lieut Johnny Smith , chnmjilun bantamweight of Canada. In the fifth round here tonight. Smith broke his arm and the decision went to Snydc-r. ( inn L'lnli Tournament. CORTLAND , Nt-b. , Jan. 4.-Speeal.-Tho | ) Cortland Gun club will entertain a dozen clubH from other towns on Krlday of next good week nt a tournament. There aru several [ I'ro CNt ABiilunt 1'rc-ncli Treat ) ' , NEW YORK. Jan. I. A meeting of reuro- of domrtle underwear and hos i" iery luanuf.ieturerK wnt > held hero today to protcHt ai-'alnst the rutlllcHtlon of the lecl- | pfoclty tre.il > with Krunue or that part re- : lallni : to knit goods , iw RAILWAY BANKRUPTCIES Best Evidenca that Last Year Was One of General Prosperity ! BIG DECREASE IN FORECLOSURi SALES IMttHliuru A ( iiilf the ( Inly Itoad of liui-orlnnce to ( ! o In.'o Hnud * of HcoeU era HIM le\\ of llttll- rrniiMictlon . CHICAGO. Jnn. 4. The Railway Ago to morrow will say : The best evidence thnt the year 1S99 was one of general prosperity Is found In the fnct that It was a year almost without rail way bankruptcies. In cnly two years Hlncc 1S75 have the number cf roads for which receivers were appointed been so small nn.l In none of these years were the mlk-ago and capltnl Involved so email. Only one rallrond of Importance Is found In the list , tl1 ? new Kansas City , I'ltlsbtirg & Oulf , which defaulted In lu > obligation * before It had time to demonstrate Us carti ng capacity and was placed In charge of , j ecolvcrs enrly In the ynir. I Of the nine others in Iho list two arc . : hort logging ro.ids belonging to private ompnnlcs , one Is an old narrow gauge road hat has never been profitable and IR owned y a great railway company which now pro- oscs to straighten out Its title by fore- lostiro and the others nro short local lines , i icfitly In the experimental stage. The totals overlng these conditions represent 1,019 lile's nnd a capitalization of n llttler"over j | I 52,000.000. I The long , dark era of railway bnnkrupt- I Icfl which culminated In 1S93 , when ev- I | nty-four companies , with nearly 30,000 iillec of lines , were handed over to recelv- rs , has ended and the new year stnrls with he railways of the United States , with very ew exceptions , in a solvent nnd hopeful ondltlon. In 1S76 , the 0,662 miles of road for which ecelvers were appointed represented over per cent of 'the ' total mileage of the oiintry. then 76,800 miles. The reeelver- hlps for 1S99 cover only 1,019 miles , or a Ittlo over one-half of 1 per ccnl of Ihe resent mileage. ! ) corcii e lit Foreclosure * . The record of foreclosure sales also shows i largo decrease In number of roads and mileage over immedlatelv iire-edlni ? years , ndlratlng lliat. the supply of bankrupt com mutes 13 being steadily reduced. Ncverthe- css , the foreclosures for the year Included blrly-two roads with 1,294 miles of lines md $267.000,000 of capital , of which $15.r.- ' 00.000 was represented bv bonds. Whllo most of these roads nre small , here nro several very Important properties n the list , Including Cenlrnl Vermont , Bnl- Imore & Ohio Southwestern , Wisconsin Cenlrnl , Wheeling .t Lnke Erie. Cleveland , Canton & Southern , Columbus , Hocking Vnl- ey & Toledo and Jacksonville , Tampa < t Cey West. These seven roads have ,1,360 nllcs of line and represent an apparent lu- ' of over $220,000,000. iAn appalling proportion of our railways iavo now gone through the ccstly experi ence of foreclosure enle. For the past twenty- four years the foreclosure sales have aver aged more than thlrly-four a year , Ihe larg est number In ono year being sixty-live nnd the smallest fifteen. In the last six years 273 roads have been sold , a yearly average of forty-five nnd B half , not counting a num- jer of insolvent companies that have been reorganized without sale. It Is not conceiv able that the coming quarter century will show any such rate of mortality among railway corporations. FIX TIME TO HEAR SHIPPERS Trnlllc OrriululH of Tronic IIn en 'Will Meet .Inimnry " Invite Klllim of ConiiilnlntM. NEW YORK , Jan. 4. The executive com mittee of the Trunk Line association at a meeting held today adopted the following resolution relative to the official classifica tion of rates : 'That a joint meeting of the official classi fication committee and traffic officials of loads using : ho odlcial classillcallon be held In New York on Monday , January 22 , for Iho purpose of hearing represenlallvca of shippers who deslro to be heard In respect to classification No. 2. "That shippers bo required to present their statements In writing and that public notice of this hearing bo given through the press. " Traffic managers of all the roads east of tbo Mississippi and north of the Ohio were present. The resolution was a result of a fooling among most of the members that a few weeks should bB given the new freight classification to show results. A number of bhlppors have already nent In communi cations relative to the new classification. IlISCrSH PACIFIC COAST II VTI3S. Pn onKor AKrntn of UIICN Interested llolfl n Conference nt lloNton. BOSTON , Jan. 4. Twenty or more rail road lines , east and west , were represented In the conference of passenger agents In this city today at the office of the New England Passenger nFsocIatlon. N. 13. Weeks , presi dent of the latter association , presided at the conference. Included In the gathering were representa tives of the KltchbtirR , New York. New Haven & Hartford ; Rutland , Boston it Al bany ; Boston & Maine , Canadian Pacific , Central Vermont , Atchlfon , Chicago & Northwestern , Chicago , Heck Island & Pa cific ; Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul ; ( Jrcat Northern , Southern Pacific , Union Pacific , Centra ] Pacific 'and trunk lines. The long-BtandliiK trouble over railroad rates wa.i the question which the conference had been called to dlsctiBS. Kor months the fo-callcd standard and differential linen huvo been cutting rales to the west and points on the Pacific slope. The New Kng- land Passenger association haH been the one to cut rates and the lowest figures have been reached on the New York , New Haven & Hartford , the Boston & Maine and the Filch- burg. The cut ratra arc via Montreal and are $25.00 frcn : Boston to Colorado common points , $2C.CO from rioston to California common points and $33.70 from Hoston to Pacific coast points. An eastern and western rommlttco was appointed to Investigate nnd rep rt upon the subject after It hail been Riven n full dlscursion. New York was chosen for the next meet ing nnd ut G p. in. , without reaching any practical result upon the questions under consideration , the conference adjourned to meet nt 10 n. in. Monday next at the Hotel Waldorf Astoria. l' > ; irp | r.n . ' . Tlolcot Keri * r , T. S. Holmes , who la In the county Jail awaiting trial on the charge of In in , ; .1 ticket forger. Is considered hy losal rullnal officials to be ono cf the meat expert ticket counterfeiters In tbo country. Ho was ar rested at Natchez bv railroad detectives It In charged that Holmes operated In Omihu during the expositions. Ho was employed by the ticket scalpers , HO the railroad oillrlals aver , to alter tickets upon which the time limitation had expired. The Burlington ns- sert.s that Ilclinou altered one lot of expired transportation which amounted to $ ii,000. After being altered by means of his expert ' workmanship the transportation was re- i"turned to the broker * and disposed of by them. Holmes received small compensation from the brokeru for the work which ho did. i I.s I Tor the Job cited by the Burlington Jt la s.ild T ! .i' h. ' ri-ilif. ! Jl'i fi-f M < t t < .i'V- ; Holnn h.is opi r.irril in pinin i itte * .inI , several outside wltncsvn will be heard in the case when It i brought up for trial. Mini-Ion * INIIIICC | ( to M. I'mil. Announcement Is made that the St. Paul limited on the Omaha road will soon life the t'nlon Pacific pnswienger stfttlon. It was thin matter which hroiiRht the higher officials of the Omaha road to this vlly for ft confer ence with President Hurt of the Union Pa cific thin week. It Is proposed to run this train into Omaha from Sioux City ever the . tracks of the Sioux City & Pacific , which ' line as well as the Omaha Is n Norlhwesl- ern properly. Uy this means the distance between Omaha and St. Paul via the Omaha line will be shortened twenty-three inllen , the difference being In the lines of the Omaha nnd Iho Sioux City , t Pacific be tween this city and Sioux City. This move ment Is necessitated because of the compe tition for St. Paul-Omaha business that will commence when the short line via the Illi nois Central-Minneapolis St. Louis line begtiiH operations. \MV Ilond Iteiidj foe lln ino N , DKS MOINES , Jan. 4. The Onvcnport , Uock Inland & Northwestern road , one of the new lines built In town till1 * year , lias i hern opened for frelfiht iratHc nnd on Mon- | day , next a passenger rervice will bo eslab- llshed. John W. dates , president of the. Kedernl Steel company. Is president. FIRE RECORD. llriilrli'i * llr.v liooiN More. MKATKICK. Neb. . Jan. t.-Special ( Tele gram. ) Shortly before midnight laft night tire almost destroyed S. S. Moody's dry KOOI ! store. At the time the alarm was given 011-1 of the hose companies was at u banquet , and this , together with the fact thai'the hose wan frozen , caused delay In getting at the lire. Deforo water eiime fire burnt out In the Interior of the main nloro- room and it wnw only by great effort that the bulldini ; was saved. The greatest lo ' > ; Is on the stock of goods , which i badly damaged. The loss on the goods Is about I $ ' .t,000 and on the building nboul $1,000. j ItfKltleiK't- lliirlliiKloo. | HAUT1NOTON1 , Neb. . Jan. I.- ( Special , Telegram. ) This morning about 4 o'el.n U I A , K. I ummors' residence properly n ol , , tire and was partially destroyed before the | alarm could be given. The building w.is j completely gutted. The cause of the lire i. < | a mysKery. The house was oeinplivi ! > . j Mr. ' . Sarah Curent. The lo.-is is estimate ! i at $1,200 , with nn Insurance of $7.10. I'lilliKli-liililu Klcellon l < 'rtinil Cntrs. I'lllLADKbPIllA , Jan. I.The traili nu.v today reluriii'd true bills ol' Initli Inn nt In tile eleellon fraud enses In the Thlrlrrnlh division of the Seventh ward ilurliiK Ihi. reeent eleellon for slate tieiiHUier. whin Metitenant Cnloui'l Hurnetl of the Tenlli I'eiinsylvanlJi voliinlrers was elerled. Tln'ie are the nine defenilanto : Siiinuel Snltrr , dopiity eoroner , 1'hll.tde.lphla ; .losrpli O Hosurs , lieutenant of eivpltol police , Wash ington ; Wllllain Cook. Harry MrTabi'lar - ei\ee Sleoser , Jnmcs T. Sheehan. also of Washington ; John Plllierman. Jnhn Srul- len ami John llanna of liils rlty. The cji.ses will he irlml about the middle of this month. Hrnily AViuit.i Aliinkn. LculnVtit loo. NKW YOHK. Jan. I.-At the regular monthly meeting of the Chiimher of Com merce today Governor John O. IJrady of Alaska lirlelly addressed the memlieis on the med of certain leclplatlon nffeetliiR Unit district. He was lven the iirlvlloj-o of the Hoer aftbr the tinvtent.itlon of a resolution petitioning congress to provide more courts and i-nai't needed legislation for Alaska. The irsoliitluii v.'iis leferred lo the eominlttee on Internal trade to prepare u suitable memorial to congress to uHHin the governor. Governor Hrady has livud in Alaska for twenty-two years. FORECAST OF THE WEATHER Fair. folder In Hatcrn I'ortlon mill Xortlscrl } ' AVImlfi In A'olinifiUa. WASHINGTON , Jan. 4. Korecnst for Krl day and Saturday : Kor Nebraska Kalr , with colder In east ern portion Krlday ; fair Saturday ; north lo northeast winds. Kor South Dakota Kalr and colder Kri- day ; fair Saturday ; northerly winds. Kor Iowa Kalr and colder Krlday ; fair Saturday , with colder in the morning ; northwest to north winds. Kor Missouri Threatening Kriday , with showers in northern portion ; probably fair , with colder in northern portion Saturday ; southerly winds , becoming nortliwcslerly. Kor Kansas. Colorado and Wyoming Threatening Krlday and Saturday ; variable winds. 1 l.neal llocorC. I OKKICK OK TIIK WKATHKR nURBAU. \ i OMAHA , Jan. I. Oninlm record of tem perature am' precipitation compared with the corresponding ; day of the lust thieo years : i 1900. . I .Maximum temperature. li 21 41 11 .Minimum temperature. 28 7n 'U Average temperature ! n ; ; l'rr.pltatlon | 01 .on Record of tcmpcraturo and prceipilatlon nt Omaha for this day and since March 1 , ] Normal for the day 20 Excess for the day 1U Accumulated excess since .March 1 , 1S99. ,3u'j Normal rainfall for the dny 03 Inch Defieleney for this dny a ? Inch i Total rainfall since March 1 , lSSD.2J.9ii Indies | DiMieleney since March 1 , ISM 4. , ' ! " inches Deficiency for cor. pet ( oil. 1SS ! ) ! i.7S Inchc-i Deficiency for cor period , Ifci7..10..r ! > : ! Inche- . A Non-intoxicating Malt hxtract that is especially Recom- inendeJ for Weak NiTvrs , Indigestion nnJ Inauinnia. BLfiTZ MALT-VIVINE BUILDS UP A DEPLETED SYSTEM. IIAYK VCL' HVlilritllil ) IT ? ALL DRUCCJSTS j Prptrcd by VAL. DLATZ BREWING CO. i MM.Ui iiii : , i. M. v. - Omaha Branch 1412 Douglas St. , Tel. IO8I C WITH A TAIL ! Kvcry One Hits Noticed the New "C" in Ttnvii , II tin * { 'nine lo Sin ) with ii * rorotcr lojiltli rolliiun III li ( Trull V WHi'iuiKMiilfM It ll Not so lonp a BO everybody's curU" 1 \ \ \ t aroused liy the appearance III town i'i a new "C " It looks like this : The otic , r ' < M .ill nIT I fMTlii n li hirl'j. Why ? He , mse tin' "i1 ttlth ,1 Till" Is i ol he.lltli folln\\ed liv n i nnia ol liu- and Joy. It h.i.t diiv.e to xtay with i radiate It. * In nelllt In nil direction * The new l i purl of the tradcm. . Caseiirrts Candy Cathartic , the Hei' ' live nnil Rimrnntccd constipation They make the liver lively , tone u bowels , purify Ihe blood , brace tli < i but everything right as II xhould ! Huy and try Crtsciirets today. It W'MI they do , not what \ve say they'll i i piovcs their merit. All dru SI t * , I" . . ' . or Me , or mailed for price. Horn ! ! " I.-K . lei and free wimple. Address Sterling Hi i - ily Co. , ChlMiiiu ; .Montreal , Con , < > i V v\ York. 'Phis In the CASCAHKT I il > ' ' r -v Hvery tablet of thi onlmnn i < ( r PfP I cni.'iirt'ts I'e.nrs the iii.i l. leiipi > lblijlt > I "Ct'C. " Look nt thetal'til hit.T'i . you buy. anil liewnre ni n ui.l'i , is mid .iiiliiillttiii'- . SUM 11 .mi . . < MM ' 1.1 t . i HI , it * N 111" - t . \ \ tain | ' - | \ - \ miiium- . \vlilib nmv In < ' 'led ' ill il u > 'ller.ll W.lNcTMU - . - l"llllil\ ! 'I ( J nerxi s ami jjl.unN : n , iiffceti-d. Tl ( rmt- ment must lie mie tint rein In" ! Ibe cntlrq or .tnlsni. Tills Is Mibmilleil nr. I i-'d upon my yeinw of i xpcrli'iu c In the t.ciii- nu nt "f wiMkni .s < ies nf men and \ \ HIIPI. Druus do imt cureI I Ivy slnijilv . .llnuila' , . I use electricity hecuuyi' It docs mil ilnui- late. It Is Ihe nreilc"t natural t-irciu' ' . - oner known to s-i'lelice. It JJOI-M \ \ - . \ \ il.in.l to tinfound.ttlon of your dlseaxe Mini r < - moves the cause. 1 Riiaruntri' lo < ure in every can1 and the results I promise > "ii to lie permanent. I eouhl make a gro-it ,1-al more money If 1 Kiive you druis. but t could not give you the- value lur \i > ir money for drills c.iiinot cure tlnse i.b- stlimte iind iiiortlfyiiiii illsensis. Or , Bennett's ' Electric Bolt must not lie confounded with Ihn i-he is eleelrl. ' nnd pn-rcnlled electric bi-lLs th.it have lately been advertised no exten . \cj ! . There Is nit nun li difference hctwiin my ICleetvIe lit It nnd Ihe uth , r ; .is ( lure ia betwien . 'iiy ' and r.lMht. , My Klxctrle Is the srniteni known home self-trt.n.n < lit for v.eak men and women. II Is .1 i rifet and Ideal remedy , for ill il I have ovM'nilio nil the objection" lo ihe old si > lflielta. . All the cillH ale double. Jlin Mill , -.illn .1 , ch.i Tiiols-cuvered sponge eleclrode.s . ,111- not liiiru and blister , u do the otln-r niiilv < -i of belts. Do you notice Hlnce I ! in\e n- vtntcil my Hell how olherH have tncil 10 Imllalo It ? f ! 't the Beiiiilne. You w.mt the bent. The current can bo In-liiitiy felt and Is four times stronger ili.m iiiv oilier hell upon enrth. I liuve i " .red i > \ . r l.cii imllrnis lii this i-'l.itc uluie. ! 'Kleelnelty ' n.s pupplled by my Hel < v.ill cure every case of Lost Manhood , V.n , < - cele. lmmleney ; , Sexual WeaknCMt in eiiln-r sex. restore shrunken or uiide\en ! ; > oil . , i- gaiix , euro Itheuipiitism In every turn ) . Kidney , Liver and llludder Trouble : ) . i'li''in , ! e Cn'rstlpatliin , Nervous anil ( ieiienl DeliMily. lypepil i , all fi male oni > i > ' itol , , etc. I'iill or write li day. I will - - ' \.ni iiiy new book. "The Finding nf I lie Kmni ta'ln of Klern.il Youth , " Kvmili : > n > I'l.mkti ' and rither Ilieritiiii which ulll tell \ nu all aliont it My Kleelrlcal tlUHi" nsi.i \ fnp Ihe | ieliniire11t cun nl the \.irullK cll-l . i ! ' nun Is tree In i \iirj , m.ili pui.hi . M < > i' one of in : ' HellAdvlie .mil ion- ill .illon without i UHI. i-.ild only by ELECTRIC COMPANY llooiim 15 to -II DoiiKlnn Illoek , ( > | > | > . Ilnyilcii'N. Corner Illtli nnd Politic Six. , O.1IAIIAiil. . OKKIi'M IlofltS Kn.in . s.'in , i ni to > TO p. in tiiuuli.\ : - l.'n.m I" d a. in In 1 p in. BUFFET LIBRARY GARS Best Dining Car Service , FREE TO ALL : iuffrnc ) from n rvols | iK-Ulllty. v rl- eocele , fccinlnul iveali/ej , icvt man- mood , omUniona and unni'.unU dla- chari-cii caused by etrors of youngui d ips , whli b , If iiot rclievd 'ay inertl i.'U treat incut , U d'ylorablo on mlntl and boJv. no NOT M.vitiv wh n ruf.'erlnfr , a th ! It.uls to Jc of memory. ios of ? i > lrlta , laahfu'n''ii ir. uoiiaty , | iiiln > > In .miull of back , fiichi ful drraniE , darli rluge around thu eye ; . , jilmvl B or bixilriritf out on f.t < e ir body Bend fur our sympioni blank ' \ > eun ' " ' > 'J\i , nnU 'ipfi-lally do wi Cuantold and tried ractt , ta we ctimr' j.uih.i f ) u'lxice .ind ; lvo you a wl' ten uu.'rantc' lo cure the worst OUKI on rc < onJ. Not only arc ihe wenlc or cans ri K.ort'l. but uli IOKKFH , ilraltiu pr.d dUeliuriieB Htojiprd Hrnd 2o t > tciuj > nnd ( juculion blnnU to Dpt. H. lll.OOl ) 1'OI.SON' , / 'Irit , Hccond or tortlnty B'nie. NB" > iyU KAIJ. * No di'ter'iun buclncHs. \ \ rite ui for iikri D i < t /I. IIiiiin'H I'UumiicjOninlja. . ffieb IHtli i'ml fnrnnia Hln. BUV THE GENUINE iYRUP OF MAKUPACTUX1BD DT CALIJOUNIA ri < ; SVKUP MOTU 'IJ1LJ NAMU.
