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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 9, 1900)
ini : OM VH v P VILY TJIF : : FRIDVT. n BUIRY ° . F-oRltR lIAnEb A PRUTbT Soseury f fcite Af us Tnet to Biosk lit WILL WOT StSN OBBLR F.A11S V Unter on lip Cb = nre IH Mind and rlnllv Affiie * HI * Menmnrr Clnira * He Doe * II AcalnM ---tie rtcter i > j made t > citber : icxfc tke erfltr 01 tb * 9emrt f raiitt a rt f r vt lirfwtock. Carryt .nro-uctlott * or re ra j- . DaUaui aad KdKertoa v4a.r rrcsm- cft > ee tbai an ortrr t > o iword 71bi * a * v tnaj ; > ) r M a Un-tttr ef fane M thai > t > oar4 D M bave MMIM f Mtcti e for b * offirtal artor A mepttus of tb boarfl t . > in6 to take finaJ at-tiwi M Trea- . ' Mmerve. ABfliinr Oonn U veA Se ttary - - - - reiqimAc > A Tlw l Krr tertarofl tb rt roemtx-j1 * cem ltotfi3 a quorum , but - ' crwar4 bflfl tbct " of * * uoaikw 10coOTtrruif t infti jBtlwity. H rt- fto : MSB tbf orflnr aM awK'-trfl that f-f ' .rnrttK-e * ef the ether two e * ) er l rrf ad Cora ! wonlfl w l snake tie en tb - raUroftflm , Porter after * ard consul u < b tbe 4 pmT attoraey general oa the n r .f-i and thlt alternoJu b tiAAHl ci F ccnurele tie orer. et the same ttto * jiro- t ' tr that be dW no acainut Ms via. H BiiBf efl tiM be nffiJLpd blr Bipsatnre 10 the f -nirnt t prtveat any unoecwifiary deler Uat niiptit lie owwtoaed br the abseace of S.I > FJ mtmbcrii of the board. 7'hcOrder of tbe Board. Tbe ord - of the Board of TransriBrtatlon , t scainn nfl llvEstotft : cirrlprr in the state t uslac the per poand j-stea ef rates. r. l nc to coni lr. tbe railro dt will be eora- ; n ipfl to apjtnsr l rfore the Board of Trant- i. - ion on Mareb.1 and tbow catu.e whj t ordnr t-boold aot be caforceJ. Fellow- t- is the reemasieadttJtm of the secre- K.I' r ? of the boari - ihe riiBjic" m de IT the railroads from * ( arload rate to t'he ' rate in cents per > pound. tiie ponteotton on tie part of tbe -nad Is thai It does not increase the -a f v fatle tbe orl : hlpprs of the Btate < - .fend that it hi. ? tncre Md tbe rate jna- tma.iT ve have arnimtrtated a vaM amount of . pnte l > ea.rinr : on tie matter and tbcre Is ti question that tae r&.tc lias bwsn la- cr uj."d by th chacre \ % . -a-ould therefore rorocmnend that an , > - , - innude rednrtnc the rale on ckttle r' ' prr oent arid the rale on bop * * p r cent " "Ir w the rates published , and t akin 5 cf- < " t'ecember 1. 1K 9. and that the roads nc business in 1hts ; tate tw repaired to s h w TRUMnn or before Marri ) 1. IftjO why fcaj J order should um be enf orred. Tbe order of the board follows- if therefore tor tn - State Botrd of T < -a.n"ponatlOTi of lie Ftate of Nebraska r "isidered. adjudced juid ordered that tb * ii aio , Rork Island & Parlor Railway - mptuiy. the ChJraxro. St Paul Mlunai > - t-is 4 ; Omaha Railway oorapRny , the rre- ttnrt Elkhora 4. MisMiuri Valley Railway - > rc ; any. tbe Burllncton & Mis-sourl River Raoad In Nebraska , the Slour City. < Nr i 1 4 : Western Railway company tbe 1 fir > n PacirkRallwav coniTiany , tbe St Jiopph & Grand Irtaud Railroad company and the Missouri Paclflc Railway company. 1'ijrtc huslaess in this state , rednce tbe rate "n rattle 10 per cent and the rate on hocf f , 5wr ciit below the rate ? ptfMJKhpd and ta klnc effect December 1. 1899 and that they , .re required show cause on or before Mar < h 1. 1 ! > 9S. why said order should not be Dated at Lincoln , Neb. , this Rth day o ! February. I'.iBO Standard Oil Cane Continued. The c&ie cf tie State of Nebraska agalns- Jle Standard Oil Trust was tEsicnea by tb < supreme court today as a specie ! order o buslDCEt for February 20 It was the inten. tion of the three judges of tbe court to hole but oaa fcJtaacudurtowJtb * present am = ih , hn ! on motion of the aitnrneje for the 6efens in tbe trnst case they consented to listen i : a'Etiments on the defendant's demurrer or be date named Senator Thunaon. Alfred W Eddy of ChJcapo and F. L. McCoy o : Omaha , all representing the Standard OiJ -ompzny. appeared in coun this raomlnt ind asted for the continuance. Atloruej General Smyth will condncs the protiecu- _ ion of the catse for the Ktate. If the de fendant's demurrer is sustained by th -oiirt the case -will be thrown out of court Objection Is raised to a bcarinc in the su preme court on the prounds that that trib unal IE without original Jurisdiction to trj .be case , it being of a criminal character. Attorney General Smyth today filed witl .he supreme court the belated on * involv. ng tbe constitutionality of the pure fee : 01 w Tbc pcper filed ie an agreed state. s > ent of facts , signed by both the governo ; ind the sudkor. and dt is accompanied bj in application signed by Deputy Fee : r.ommdBBioner Hibbard for a peremptory f.-rit of mandamus to compel the auditor t ! Ulo his claim for palnry for services per. 'ormed ' under the lew. The auditor refuse : u > audit the claim on the gound that thi appropriation , not bedng tpecufir enough sould not be drawn from the treasury. Adjutant General Btrry will muster Cora. laiiy K of Columbus into the new Firs t p.me t next Tuesday evening at S o'clock Attorney General Smjtb. on liehalf of thi rale and the Board ef Educational Land1 ind Funds , bus brought putt in tbe distrit- ; ourt of Otoe county asking that the com- Eihsiomirs of that county be compelled ti : hange the wording incorporsted in ccrtiit rfundinc bonds of the county amounting $ i.i,0iO. ( These bonds were purchased b ; tbe htaie In Atirust , 18SR. and were inndi tn investment lor tbe permanent -scboo fnnl. At a consultation between tbe count ; rommisElonerE and tbe Board of Bdura tinnal l&nde and Funds it was agreed tba Ibis amouns ot bonds * bould be payable E the option of tbe county any time cfto i he expiration of fifteen years. As signed bowrvpr , tbe bonds provide that they ma ; > f paid any time within fifteen year , a ( be option of tbc count ; An official c C-oe county trndwed Treasurer Mesw Frvrral thousand dollars in jiart paymoa en these bonds , but ibe o3er wat rejectei Meserre bwlfling that the clause ineorpor cted in the boni was not aooordinc to agree ment and hence void. The * uit was to hfcv been tried before Judge Jeasen tomorrow but u eut over for s me time far tbe rea wn that Treasurer Mescrve. tbe chief wit Debt for tbe Bt e. wUl b abt-ant Jrosn tb city. He wHl ce NerfelU wllh tbe Stst Beard of lintel > nlt FREMO.VT. Neb. . Feb. Juaco GnaiiMio banded down hit decisio ji'Mcrdky is tbe COMof Quo apiioet As < ' . -t f. . tx.tabltebiiig < title te tbe tHcniy-twa I et cf tb Eue botc-1 r favor af Mrs. BCD. but requiring her 1 pay for tbe } JDjin > vemenu > si * * * . Uxef & 9 o'her esiteadiutreB on th * pr } * rty paid M bv Mown. J 4ce Grta lw al i ovwrulf _ ibe mottoB to m j > tud fcenumw ef EM war JrrpgMi , wbe & * ctvca tea fmj-f , in U r > t"D.imi ; Larjiuf kboututc I * . I'opr , peoe i&g bi * aiif uU to tbi gmuttfee raurt Tt jury i * oUlnS tor rebruirr IS uiA n if ti Intention ef Juic * Onrnwo * a 4 Hal'w : bet k t clean up tit * iockot u that UHK- HuUdlu Kfxi ] * ruml > .liic. WEST fOtKT Kb Tfor wae luuiur t * 1n W4 * { b f t W aw and for our oi MAT U oMMt bwuw A lajp * ai -mnH < ltou jiarBonajto w l ] be erected t "be c 3gn-catius cf tht Grai-c Uutbrrt STATISTICS OF THE SCHOOLS Item * Cleaned frnra tbentiaal Rf- nl Mnle - f er1iitendeiit JerVoon. T * > n shewing tM mKtltMw ff U * XebrmTtta ffbwtli , for th * r r * * Julf . W The rcnmm-K f r t * j > nr Macerate * 1 M.Wf. a.l wfcirfc * * even1 ? bJftac4 bj lie etr saittire * . Tb Urpm itwa nT rt- , - . .a * ? w * Maiarfe1 * of te * eT * . itw tacre * tltt * B * M > sMniaiM. 10 tfcf ettte te rfe- we Jortf and in IDMT InsUBWt t ntte * i ialfcrl . The report thuwa that lbr e we f.Tlfi ncborl boa * * * It tb * Kate. Thlck'Boai- tr iaetoftOB 1(1 tag sciHHri borne * . < me of & ! ntst * mfl * * at taw ! it * nraunarr of th * fnati tla ia tb * report . asaocacss. Are -HI tit MI b * 4 , be * FtnrJtij : of yw. . . .4 SST.lK.e CWMltj atKt tOT&Mbtf ) tr * wr i. - . . . MSj.t 3aJe iM".rt Jwnte. . . Turi ( * i bott-r&Mvtit pupil * . fine * and a- AB For rti For repairs ! < * mn For ref r f < For tftt btalis ' . For ail oitbfT t > arptt rs 4E.JES-TT Amount on bti. > d at t-loM of year . CS. W fi . .S3.8B VAX.1TE OF D1STB1CT PROPEETY. School T t books . BH1.8HS.C7 etc . Othw propenj . Sl-Pfflifir r8J05.21B.SS Census JSales. 1S8.CS ; JeinaJcs. 1K2.1B5 ; 10U1. Z72.7W. Sclrt > ol Houses Frame. 5.704 ; brick. SIS ; stone. D : . Jot ; . Hi : nod. 51" : baled strrw , 1. slef-U 1 , total. G,7ie. Averngs nuaber of ders of tichno ] la fill dlEtficts 1S4. aamber of praflefl schools , < ir. . auraber cf teacheri ia tra.aed ; ecbools , . * S . stiabcr of private schools. 171. HODV or M < > .O.N AHIIIVCS HOSIC. Town of M. Cdn&rd Prrpar for tbe Snrltl uf lt Hrro. ST. EDtVARD. Npt > . . Feb f , i Sperial. > TTit boflr of Lieutenant SistDa arrltea to- fiajat 2.30 j > a. The t.ofly vas acctia- paniea Jrom Columbus by 5ercci.at Brock and tiree other aenibers of Conipaiir K. At the flcjiot the reraaint. were iatrt by the loca ] racnbers tf the Firs : Nebraska and a curabei of citizens , anfi w ere. cocveyca to the Pres byterian church -where they wUl lie in stute until the funeral at 1.30 p. ia tomorrow , whit-h vill be in charge of his late comrades. All the business places TrJ ] be rinsed from 1 to 3 30 p. a tomorrow during the funeral. tr Ordinance lor Ashland. ASHLAND. Keb . Feb B. ( Special ) Th city council of Ashland. a.t its last meetinr Tuesday m = hi passed and Mayor RailBbaci Bipned tn ordinance prohibmnc childrei under 16 years of ace from playing or rua- on the streets between the hours of f P m. and 5 a. m and prondlnc a penaltj of not less than II nor more than TIO ioi violations of the ordinance. The curfeu ordinance is the remit of vicorous aita.tioi here for several months by members of th : "Woman's ChriEtien Temperance unioa. Chicken Thief ArreMed. HASTINGS Ne-b. . Feb. & . iSpecial Tel egram ) Sheriff Veaaaa of Filliaore count ; vae ia HEStinps today tad toot Floyd San- dace in charge. He WES captured hsre jesterday by Chief of Police Martin ani held for chickenstealing SandaEf is i member of a thoroughly organized pang o : chicken thieve ? which has been operatms ia Clay and Fillmore counties for mans mocths and it is thought that his arrcfi ll be. the cause of the breaking up of tat band of thiertt. Mnrrlc * Without Parent * * Coniejit. HASTINGS , Neb. , Feb. K. ( Special Tel- cgrcn. ) Orlie Mull has made applicatio : cr r. vm of halaas corpus which will bf noard tomorrow afternoon by Judge Adams liull got into his present difficulty bj jrarrj-ing the 14-year-old daughter of i Franklin county farmer without the consen' rf the girl's parents. He nn-w claims that hi difl not undfs-stand that he hhd taken E : oath to Questinas relating to the girl , bu that they ere questione conceraiag oal ; himselL Poth Feet Amj > ntntd. . OGALLALA , Neb. , Feb. E ( Special ) - Dr. HollingEworth of this place , assisted b : Dr. Lucas from North Plane , Tuesday am putatrd both feel at the ankle from Fran ! Richmond , the man who fell from h.i wagon January i'T and froze hit , feet. Dr HollingFworth stales that he fl'ood rhe oper Btioa well and has hopes of hit recovery. \\illiani Itnttlet < entenred. NDBIU SKA C3Ty , Neb. . Feb. KSpe ( - nal ) William Battles , the young negn who jWBS convicted of crlmntl EEKanl upon the person cf Mollie Curas , was to day senient-ed to two years at hard Icbo : in the 'penitentiary. The caw ? -win b ( taken to the supreme court. eutlncl Chancre * Uandi. . GRANT , Neb. . Feb. B. I Special > MTJ Fannie L. Caley has bought the Perkln : County Senund from C. F Smith , who ha purcaped another paper at Ord. Neb. Th new management will male the Sentinel republican paper. Mormon * \VI11 Mlcrnle. CHETENNE. Wyo. . Feb. 7. < Special. ) - Governo- Richards and Secretary of Stat Chattertcn have Ix-en in Salt Lake in con Tereoce with prominent leader * f the Mcr aion people there regarding the propose eolonizcUen of the Big Horn basin by th Mormons Messrs A O. "Woodruff. BITS- SfiBBions and diaries Welch -were appoint * as a fommitttf to viri : the Big Horn ouan try Md IOBI > it over prior te the immigrc tion of MO.-IDOB c&iuQitifc , who will move i us woo ut sprier opece. It IE btjlevfd the tbc Menaoe wt ] r * Till do much to buil up the state in liE agncultura ! tnfi Irrigs UOB way ae they are thoroughly oonversai wiih rvrrithrac pertaining I * irrigattoa. ts iI > cciiUy ! in th and repon. for Normal school. ABERDEEN S D. Feb B-HSmxasl > - A cmnmiuw of duaecE coaEietuig of LiBPOin. J S Vetter &a . D MoGlac has 'UteE totalled to choofcr lands tut tae dewm iit a , ! the AtKsrdfea NornuU Ctcaont-bloErr Eturstn has Jurmtbei a Ut af public ImiF ! r m t > ch Mjsc-tioni , can l > made and ax effort will be mitdr by tfer eaa auttee to secure the beet land * I'nfctencrr Paul Abandoned. CHEVE.V.VE , Wye. . Feb B ( Special 1- Tbe new poalieg fynem on tbe fifth as with dit4xtets af ibe Union Pacific , as ia M th * paKb&Bger rune are uooff.moc. h btfiB fcbns * o efi as < tbe BE pint crews a ihr tvw 4 .tncu will run tt f ns rir. Tb i freight akfc will contioiM- W gMurMi i by itu > yoolmg arraop * eet , t lettt fair ti 1 _ . _ . . 1'iliou I'ooiSc C'ntB Ice. CHBTBKiOC. Wjw Feb. kr w-ftrt a * ukwg tor tewa tbc nvw luu , been raesoMid b " th * Uniac li < iir Pour tboutABd IMIC tf tor tor meia te Katutf petcu wiU be ULei oat. \UTB\MDANDvMjn \ \ Tnn : ! Drii G n * tr\T Ail 3tib dt Bttsrac BUZZ uNBsuuir W&E w SCOPE Train * f mm I6n t nnd \ % e t Tare AltUr. I ea < Anrj' nc irnra I"lf- tcen "Inotr * IB Tkree ll nr All tb * > mit ri a * murifit Omfcht frit f ry el WeJn ( .a j tlell FWra Terr U } WIOl Ml fe * ttc.T > UOHS til th.-ooct te tbm bear * and the } iragfc B ei bert earn ttii Tt U th ? Miwcur ] war arnKBplilK < 4 unfler ertremv < Ji3i- TdrftrajSite riio e r iw < t JM a * fltrnartrr itiai : t d thai t * -lilri twppl dew-a upon Omaha KT I fainnptv tf .he uraatlffir mcaitiotu it * -fstwi > iewa mna cl r tJirooeli Xebrmeki to Ute 3tetk : Hill * < rf Scrati Dkot ua ttx tttoUaillc Of tie Rcckr- ain " 'Jaa U Colo- tado. Ti * pmcrrs * ei u-eint n t rnaraefl sot M touch Vr tb4aew M by thf Jterc * iriad Tiw rmcilltitlnp fllrtaiori * pnr80 4 % v Ui ; aiafl * it a'hit railro * tofs terse i wlaa. " It caught u > * trmitu a&4 t ac rlar were they abic p late th * teeth of th * wls * ana fcraak It ! rrfodty % onghiBi ; ths HxKCMrUt-e througt itThe The 9or1iagtea and Talon ttetioat pre- a typieelwiatw1 * ftiwiie yestcrdsr werp bnnaiffl np In every con- aafl iauHitlsnilT Btumprt tael ? ltd as tl ry waltpa tS tfiltted trains Passeagt'r trtia * froa the east were a city H slHrttt a * h air ascprt the trains Irora tin The best rrs-ord frtaa the ast wsi by tl Bnrllagnm. Its Chlctgo- express rrachefl here fifteen minute ! late , ana the fast snail Irtus Chicago was enly tweaty-nln * aiantas bshinfl time From tie weit , hcwerer. the BurHngton't DtnTer-Chlcago esprtEe arrlTefl two houri ad a half Ian At Burlington headguarterj ll was reporteS that en ths northern flirl- siftn , crtenfitng from Plattsmouth to Hear- nry. there wae from one to tdz inches oi snow. On the southern division , , ertendinc tram Atchisoa. Kan. , to Blue HilL N * . tie snow variKl ia d pth from on * to fotu inches. Eeparts from Bnrliacton trains ir the northwefit. on the Billings and Dea.3- T.-oo3 lines , ire sniaewhEt incomplete ll It , known thit the trains are by no means keeping thair schedules , but telegraph wire ! are down and accurate rejiorts oorae ir tlowly. The through Northwestcrn-rnlon PaclSi trains from both cast and vett vere coa- s'aerably oelared. Thei fast ranil from Chi- euro reached Omaha one hour ana ten min utes late sad THIS correspondingly delayct In its departure for the west. The Over land Limited had a battle rt > yal trttb th ( drifting snow and heavy winds ia. Iowa , tac yas two hours and a half behind itf Bihed- Ble when it left Omaha for the west. Th < Talon Pacific train from Saa Francisco hat an pQually hard time ia coming througl Nebraska , and was three hours and fiften iiut.utes late in reaching Omaha , Tele graphic reports received at Cnion Pacini headquarters stale that the enow and win : in Nebraska was much the same as tha. ' experienced in Omaha. It estended to Chey. cnne and even nest cf that city. At Chey. cane the temperature yesterday nomine WE : S degrees below zero , and this was a fai arerare of the entire Union Pacific line , At Elkhorn headquarters reports were re ceived that the snow had fallen over th. entire system from Omaha to Hastings am through to Dead-wood , varying m depth fro : one and one-half to six inches. At the west ern extremity of tbe system the temperttur WES reported at 16 degrees below zero. 1 was reported that passenger trains had no teen seriously delayed and were operBtfn ; practically on scheduled time. The Milwaukee passenger train froi Chicago was delayed aa hour aod a hal ! A passfiager who came ia OB this trai : stated that at the time of leaving Cbicac Wednesday night a disagreeable , cold rail was falling. This oevelop-d into snow a the train proceeded westward through low ; and ths journey was a decide.Jly unpleasac oneThe The rainstorm around Chicago imerferei with the telegraph wires considerably am both the Postal and Western Taioa hai trouble la getting messages to eastern low : and Illinois points. The trouble was coa fined to the territory between Cedar Rapid and Chicago , the lines within the saow bel working all right. The Rort Island passenger fr.oin the eat. arrived thirty minutes late , but Us trail from the v est was delayed tw o hours. Tb Omaha & St. Louis train encountered Fever weather in Missouri and was two hours be hind time The Illinois Central passeagt traia from Minneapolis and Chicago was tw hours late. The only road reporting its trains abss lutely on time was the Missouri Pacific The Omaha line reports that its passrage traine are moviag over the road withou any material delay. THAT BLIZZARD IK NEBRASKA Report * of tbe Mcirm from Oe " \ zirionk Pnrtik uf the Mate. RED CLOUD. NebFeb. . E. ( Special ) - The first buzzard of the season is ragtn here. The EJT is full of snow and a Etroaf cold wind is blowing from the north , Ti murcury is falling fMfct. OGALLALA , Xeb. . Feb. E. ( Spenai- Snow commenced falling here at S o'cloc a. m. today and is still coaisg do - Bteadtly. JvoTthwest winfl 1 blowing , br not very cold CREIGHTON , Neb. . Fob. B ( Special. > . severe blizzard raged liore last night. Th wind blew hard from the north aad the ai was filled with Btiow. Jl was a had night fe stock The thermometer tsoot G degree below ? ert > at 7 p. m. TORK. Keb. , Feb S fSpeolal. > Com TDcncing yesterday jnomtng Terk has ei pcrienced the hardest SBOWstarm of tb f-eaMD and lndicail iiG are that tt will lat all day The thermometer dropped to Hi b * low zero. &UNBAR , Xcb. . Feb. S. ( Spsofml. ) . K nonhweK wind , ac.caiajicniod b rain and eo w , i * vis * ( * d thi vicinity the last twenty noare. It is th vorM siorni of the f ahMi. GENEVA , Ntb"Feb. . E. CSpocSU . blizzard , tbe wor t by far ef th * wact raped Oi mgiu und the luercury dro&p 4 t I deprwt l > elow isrc. It U ctl3 Wewis col and a wigg this nwcitE. GEAXU JSLAXD. Neb. . Feb 8 < * pxdl j YewerSw tboct 5 e'cioek is the I a bttsa&rd tiogac aad ra ? 4 < Nuiag tbe A sautM amount of meew fell , which ie bad ! Tbf tJnuinasMfSer rofAf&erei At ftro bad tbe voatber Kill n cUL Tnufifi will be & litUr lieirin rb due ) time , bet no terioue blockade i reported. HARVARD , Neb. . Feb. t < Sl * > aitl.- ) Yesterday saoming & light saeir began ftll ing. tbpugh so ! cUI tfieroeoErae the star : Siw-e tbes cot of tbe varst stars ef tbe > e& o bas IME sw tejAnf tbr praini tbr tiov. batag drvea by a sirens wiad b * * ixwoBe sadlr drifted. ! STTTOX. Sb. . Fb S , S | c l. > jv - } ' bad morn reaefeet b r at 4 p jrei { iff At i li k& * b * s wic * < W wii , ail BjciU a 4 tku wermi Will 'Tb * fB w ha * drifted taMUrU Own M b * becc iba witter. ST. A enM wzve Krucl tia * ricuutf tbe * ni blouig a pate TbH n. ' * ' < * T * - , > an : ' -e - > a * & < : ; : r l > , rwo tb H'T-bum ih t to nor ; a and tb * to a rtbe * i. tkcc b tk : t * tirt * . iftcmMlMC ) velocity and at a 4 twit > * paa te rl c. le- taotr i < tBnr Tb * tn- r -c mrCH M i B. m. i : mc * Mrt > ao a Mtcwrfl ww mfMt tt Tbe Tlater < 9 te tii tt\f bm 4 a w r . dry - } trr. Mk fan-iii c * H tb * ttav n ttw M < tbrr arf te toe cmtttimi to lb * nr . 5 w M InAIng > * rvft- ary * ' ' > rf. o nma UJ' BTTLB fRSBX. je * * . . Frb S < Sj e- rial t A iwb tit-ib wt MM all day yer- tK-aay i--k W at internal * . Ln r - mint - int a bliMsardui. . mtrteb tested all ai & . Tblt ominc tbf tbfiuiuunter meed IT dt- KJrn tern , wlib UKnlonn ab t ! c s o * fell tt baffly drifted F01NT. Nrt. . J > b k < Sp HlJ 1 A wrwe eoU tiav * stmKl : tbi * iwctton lart rfeaifiE A Mrt six iarb c ! no * fell afid S badly artftrd Tb * w a WM frttt th and at ti B ai ve-j vjnlenv. di > r < dei } > ! &g into a bliecari Tbii t * * utorcn aJwte * . "bw xuotr it mill aad drifting bcffiy. BusiMois and i travel are saj > * Dflf4. It te feared that utrcl : | hM rutfrrc ) roneiderablr. tbr fanners iw : i baring m d - niurb pr JHu-atioa for weetbci ! XE3a. < VSKA CITT. Neb. Feb. R- I ( Spwial A heuvy snow storm ccmmpnced Iwit trrniag by & fall ofknt. . which dnrtor the night turned iato raew , which iiai reAchi-d the dearth of ft > w larbes. The tea- i peratnre bar fallen aenrly fifty degrees. Tb * I snow has drifted and Is interfering som- . with railroad aad street c r traffic L1NWOOD , Nrb. . Feb. B .SusriaU The I icemen are happy. A northwester cuine "Bj" " j about 7 o'clock ISBt evening aad tt ocatla- , nefl to grew cclder astfl the mercury i three below. About six Inches of raow fell , ! bin drifted baflly. It still -.nil innes eold. I MTLFORD. Neb. , Teb. 8 < Special. ) A ! bliszard prevailed here law sight anfl th * jwind j contlanw to blow arid pile the BOOM j into drifts. About tare. ? inches of saow fell aad the mercury has laHen to zero. Thi ! cold wave aad snow are appreciaved slilic bj icemen and farmers. Good Ice has been im possible to get here this winter aad the las 6 was becoming -dry and dusty , owlag to the continued mild , dry setaon. BEAVEP. CROSSING. Neb . Feb S ( Spe cial ) Last evening a tevere snowstorm swept down from the northwest , blowing a blizzard. It ic the wveresl storm In sev eral years. Temperature is raoidly falling. FIO.LERTON. Neb. , Feb. S ( SpedaU A very severe blirzard t-truck this city yes terday afternoon. It Is the first storm ol b < - = winter and in fact the first storm o ] any kind which has visited this locality rtace the windstorm in June last- The ther mometer registered 7 below zero this morn ing at 7 o'clock. ASHLAND , Neb. . Feb. & . i Special ) A terrific blizzard struck this vicinity last night , the wind blowing a jalp from the northwest- About seven Inches of Know fell rapidly drifting All ihe trains hare beer late today aad traffic practically suspended. FREMONT. Neb. . Feb. K ( Special > - Yesterday afternoon the "weather turned coli and a heavy .snowstorm .and northwest wiaS pit vailed during the night. This morning tap mercery stood B below zero. Trains or the Elkhorn were considerably delayed bj ! the snow. Considerable trouble was hac i mcviag traiat ir the Elthom yards , the fini | snow packing closely around the rails anil switches. Freight train No. I" pulled oui with irwo engines. About -o'clnik ihi front engine jumped the track on Mala strer and before it could be J3topi > ed ran aiioui thirty feet into the depot platform , up u within ten feet from the building It tool a force of men nrarly all 3ay TO cet th < wreck cleared. No one was injured. Another - other engine was off tht irack near thi ccal chutes. . , - . BRADSHAW. Neb. , feb. . . fSpaclal.- Tbis vicinirj was Tjsiled yesterday evening - ing aiout 4 o'clock with E blizzard. Thi I wind was from tie north and blew a fierci j gale , -which. , with the blinding r.now. m.ad < j difficult walkinc. The snow , - luci WL ; | coi iderable , is piled up in creat drift ! 1 every" here. It was the coldest it has bee : i at any time ihis winter , tie thermometE : j registering all e Tray from 6 to S de- j grees below zero. j SHELTON. Neb. . Feb. S. ( Special. ) Th i fine weather changed -yesterday mornlni 1 10 B snS cold -wind from the north aac increased in force , accompanied by fint snow , -until last evening , wben n fierc bHzzard set in and continued until thi ! morning and the storm subsided. leav ing snowdrifts three and lour feet deep The mercury fell to several degrees below zero. WORST STORM OF THE WINTEF Entire V'e .t and Aorthret fvrepl bj Hizh "Wind and Buried in SIIOTV. MIKKEAPOLJ ? Feb R Minneapolis to > j dsjr tsperienred the severest stora ol thi wiater. Siortlr beforf Jaidnight a Iicb saow bepan falling , aocompanlfd by a hlg ] wind and low teiapera.tcre. By daybreal the snow was packed into fleep drifts ii fcwne places , while the wind swept tin procnd bare in others Business it par alyzed and trtins are all late. DENVER. Feb. B. Folloinng toe blizrEri of last niRnt tbe weutber here this momin ! is clear , but cold. Temperatures in Colorado rado ranre from zero to 10 degrees below The cnowlUl is lipht. Trains froia th east are reported delayed by the storm. WJCHITA. Feb. 6. The heaviest snow o the bccson becan falling last night and con tiancs today. Trains are delayed on rnos of the roads. IOWA'jronv or THE J.TOIIM 1 Olizsard srreejnwifli firent Fun I 'I'hroccb Mauj Town * . I MASON CITT , la. . Feb E ( Special Tel i esrhm. ) The vorst blizzard of the ye * . 1 swept orer tblp pan of the state last nigh ' tlifl today. It extends as far nest a ! Custon and east to Calmar Eust of C4U 1 oar a heavy rmis pre rtile4. Here sno\ j wds pflefl in jilates three to five feet dor j The t-tr at car Ime has not roeved aihec toflRF. The EWitbbound mun on tbe Mas- : City Fi rt Doflse did aot leave the eii. ' i : afternoonTac northbound passes oa the Clueaco Nonhwestern va The Iowa Cantrars ptFEecre serrica T-BB two hours delayed aaa t irciptit service four BUTE. The Cc 5- j Milv. fcuUet t St Paul wsf also de.a-- : i Th * Lhenaoaiptpr has sreTarea abou if , FORT DOPGC , lu Tt& . k < PMIS T er . > One f the W TK Wizztrjs ne h visiied oortbera leva , for mary vet' .utruci. this Mtetacc la luste. Tate 1 jHrwur tell fcevertU ( Uigree * in as mai. | B'wiuitt. sad U * * jHrviwfl i wind MCV * gale Muok scffcrta IB reported j"c : ; : . , I out lumbers Iowa , bacauw * of ULj > ri p-e ' IH'SS Iw the * r J.ir eu > i-k r-i"-rf I Jt srewly iaurf J. Bwine if pra- - . j t .jv Bdwl until the stnrm entsidK I DBS MOIKBS Frt. E. ( Sprlt ! ff c ' RTWB ) There to sot * railroad . .umr-r j it tie city wfc tf wbndu1inj tra n > T > irw are all dcwu md lr ia art utnr r , * e "tbtir rtji. " Tram * we near . r lime and Ea fir but little dtffi-ulrr i t > r - . Tbr PBB - traintf p peike tioos at aay oil rate . reaeivec today was at aeon Mid < a i tfc le aujTr * i * Cbinago ever the- vF era Union Tb * fetaiv reai-befl tbe < ry t- IiiFb : fcbortlj- after upj > er Uiiw and i.r otrly tbu amrniBC tbe Htrv aad Ueet { < ] . : IRISH CLAIMANTS GET DECISION Jodce Wtlkr * Deelile * thiit Mece f Mrtlellandreltlcbtfnl SHH'X fUJR SD.FeK f , ( lrt * l Ted- werwfc I * th * BO * r 4 rM 4 MM * tw ibt bptrft | . ot 1bt t-rtatf nf jnhs ! < , tbwkltiy f > i r-r. wte wiw and MD fl te ka 4rrM0r IB ito VM Ew i test Owrety J ire Wilkw. . butted down flection it whirfc bf t at tb * lttiai > rlalajwiU. Mifr utiS Margkrpt lUatiQ. BivrM < > t h w * thv few. pr : ma facie ee t d is arrnrtaaee iritli tb < ir pf- Utlem. 'WilUKtt Van Bp * . a prtunrDwr ; J-u- njm * . fe appointed aflffliiiiiitrator t-T ihr tt tr Tbe cruaty Jtidisc allewt tbe tart that Vaa Ep if debtor to ti cnai . but i T ii fcotiiat in3 la cadi an appoint aw * ; . Hf SD- that tb * Joht McClpllaoa. Jnnu tbv Attertcati au Canndiiia ctaiaastK. Mre. Mary Via * of Qraua Rapidc. Mich . Mr * . Xargarrt Bark- ley of Cticaco and Thomfec Mt-ClfUana of Caitary. BrttUi Nonii'eM Territory , b- li * ea to i > f tieir brotbw. wa * aot tb * Joia MrCWl > a.wlio ant hi * th Ui Sioux rH , C. S G. Owrry. attoraey for ibe Aacrictn airil CanaOifta clalmaatp. already has fllc < d nw ce of pp U to tinK it > cirrult court As BO JI us. apimisted , AdaiatPtraior TTJ- liaa Vaa Eps fumisid a imnfl of SSK.OOfl. prerarpd Jroa a Baltimore potjt coaspaay. This aJteraooh be calh-d scvrrfil ttaes at tbr eSre of E. 3. T bp- . special aaau&lstrfator of tap estate , to dcaaand the traaBfer of the property u > him. Uy to Jegrn thit Mr. Ta.b r has pone to Chics 50. It ! * * tntfcnatfd that the latter aty flcrllne to coaply wtta the demand. It it by ao aiBB.tie thmt tbe case may y here tntereBtins \e- r Tovn Crente Actlvlo. CHAJfiBEKLAIK. S. D. . Feb. S ( Special.I The advent of the railway Into CharleB Mis county will cau-e quite a chance in the stneis condition * of that coonty. Three towns , "Wanner. Geddes and PlEtte. wHl be t tabUshedRithin tbe county along the line of the Milwaukee railroad , at present being conttroeted and whici the company de clares -will be ready frr business in the early ( .print ; , and already there is a strong movement on taon ; the hustlers to occupy the various lines of bufclness in the three towns. At present three large building moving < -oncems are engaged in moving buildings from Edgcnon and Cnetalia to the new towns and It teems likely that these old and familitr towns will be completely wiped ont. Already arrangements havt been mad- for moving every building in Edgertoa and many of the prominent busi ness men oif Castaiia and other towns in the county have dedarrd their intention of retting promptly upon the ground in tbe new towns The present probabilities are that tap Ednerton News will be eventually located at Gefldes with the Castalia He--ora- Eepublicafl at Platte. the terminus As there will also 1 > a creat laflui of people into the new towns from other portions of the Ftat it seems certain that Geddes. "Wagner and Plane will be the great centers of ac tivity for this portion of the state duriac the coming season and especially trill this be true with Platte. the terminal point. Federation of M omnii'n Club * . PEADWOOP. 5. D. . Feb. S. ( Special > The organization of a State Federation o ! "Women's Clubs has b en perfected in this state and all of the offices have been Hed The officers of the federation are- President Mrs "W. H. Lyons of the Hlitorici.l club Sious Falls vice president. Mrs. L. I1 Jacobs. "Woman's club. Lead : chairman o' correspondence of western division. Mies Florence Bullock. Culture dub. Deadwood chairman correspondence of eastern divi- elon. Mrs. Flora 3 Anderson. "Woman f club. Pierre : recording secretary , Mrs H J Fainestock. Jr. , "Woman's club. "Water- town , corresponding secretary. Miss Clara D Co Round Table club. Deadwood : treas urer. Mrs. A. TV. Glenn. Orptec club. Aber deen. There are seven clubs in the federa tion , tiree from the Black Hills and foui from tbe eastern part of the state. Thert were tight offices to fill and , there beinc but seven clubs , the oSce of auditor ha > been left vacant Prominent M&n Disappear * . SAPID CITT , S D. Feb S ( Special Telegram > A. L. Jester , a Icte ! maa anc old resident of this crcy , has mysterious disappeared He had some unpleasant uordf with his wife and left for unknown per : ; on Friday night and has not been seen since He "wrote a note for his wife before leavin ; the house , which told her he intended tc end his life. Sunday morning his wife re ceived a letter dated at Losk , "Wyo He eated that he had his revolver and overcoa ; and that she would receive hu > remains ll is believed that he : s temporarily insan and there are fears that he will commi : sui cide. He has a wife and tv o little boys unc is a rnemiter in good standing of the Sorietj of Black Hll ! * > Pioneeis. CliHd Burns to Death. CHAMBEBLAIN , S D..Feb K fSpecial - The I-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs John Powell , who reside in Ola township.thu county , was yesterday evening burned tt death. The accident occurred while thi mother was temporarily absent from tb < room attending to some chores , the littli one being left playing in the house with bes 4-year-old brother. The mother's at tention was attracted by cries and -whet she reached the room the chijd was alreadj enveloped in flames. The child was so t-r- vere.lv burned that it died Immediately after It JE presumed that during tbe absence o ! the mother the little ones began playlnj with the fire in the stove , with the resuli above stated. ' onlli Dakota Man Honored. ABEJIDEEN. S D Feb E ( Special i I is now known that General Lawton rnor - his death made & re-ommendstion for -bi breveiung of LieutEni.iii John f M' 'Vnbur o ! pvnSt * if it btT of tbt t ori at f4lt > w lala a Nr * Kedernl C * nrt ? . P. . n * ( ttrndtnc. ia fttfivrtnt % } Hicn > r . . UK- 5 tate term r rfttrt. j-Mitrrftny. Tb re arr a tUH" . te fr B UKKlfrer rte ti ibf Ktat * . aore Uma for a imnrtwr ft rnars Tb * erntifl Jury na * ornnwrarea wort Una theftlll be nrrera ! rrlnilnk ] c w for tk by tb- end of tbi * FORECAST OF THE WEATHER J'alr 1'rldnjwith nilnc Tempera * tnres C'I niM and "Warmer Sat- "WASHINGTON. Ffb S. F eeBl for Fri day ana Satordny For Nebraska Kanf aa UKDftkatM Fair rrWay. with rlRibi ; temporal ur * : Saturday - urday cloudy and wanner : varublf Ft > r towa and XiMwari Fair Frtdey , T anoer IB wwitern jxirtlon. Situraay U > - ni uranatr. variable Local Rrenril. OFFICE or ms WEATHER . OMAHA. Feb K. Oraia rrrord of lets- jK-rmiurp and jirtitljittaMojj. mmjutrrfiwith tb * porrespaaains flay I th * l * t three j-earr : i ; i. is * ss. tatt Mixltnutn trmprraturf. . . I ; 14 K ! IW Minimum temperature . t SI 1C an tetniwrature . . S ISXi X 41" ( Xi T M Record of teiap ratur ? and pr rt ; ttBtlon Et OrntLha for thl dsy & d stare March 1. IS * : Normal for the day . . . . . . a DeSfifnT for th * day . S > Atfuamlaled rxowi rtnw Iftarch 1 . wn Normal rainfall for th ? flay . BE inch Sscew for the day . . . . 41 inrh Total rainfall sine * March 1 - 26.85 inche ? sdnf March 3 . 4.M tncbf * for POT pproa. IHR 4 4S tnrti * " for ccir period. 1HC .in w iut bt-t neport Irani J-Iniiono nt p. sn. STATIONS AXD STATE OF WEATHER. _ . clear i S 4 i Nortb Plattf , clew ' ( i 3" f Salt Lake City , partly cloudy. , i 54 : in i Cbeyrane , clear H > > Rapid City , partly cloudy | < i i' Hurcm. clear , u Wllliston , clear | IB in ' St IiouiK. snowing i IR 44 | St Paul , clear i 2 4 | Davenport. Fnowtas j K 3 < > m Helena , cloudy fi v 'J 1 Kansas City , clear ' W in if. i Havre , clear 14 Ifi ' 'Bismarck ' , clear . . 1 * . ll1 < Galveyton. partly cloudy 4K dh i > Below zero T indicates trace of precipitation i-rcrrs A TVEI H Local Forecast OfScial AT THE THEATKRSTODAY. . 30TD Moving pictures r SO and E 15 M Vender ) ! ) . K If Bhon ' nbetne * " Omtha aid Min- ri-ajic.liF ac/J / Si P& . iiu b * " T > oi5 < eri- ttsl R R fir Tuana t r " Irpe and lh - M.r neapr le & S- _ M R K rcm FJ" D"dfft M ' Ufa. . , j ar j 5j _ P'au KIKKEAPOLIS &KD ST. P&UL LIGHTED LEAVES pAT - * 7 , AT re * SJ rnemio-iF Sti a m St lHi a zn A fast ltfuie mcbt s iaj > upii Pu & ' and MINNEAPOLIS &HD ST. PAUL EXPRESS LEIVES c u. OKI.KA 7. EX. S UK. j Aes M.rneap.s - * Ot ) r d St Pel. ' ' T SO 71 m ' A 'a- -ji "b. " 'fr irig In Addition a Fort Dodte LOCH ] 1 Train Lest e t onneil ISluiT * atl.tlll | j . m. dull ; e eept knndn > . i Through trains from Ne-vi Union Station , j 10th St. , OmahaTi < kei * and reeTB.tion at I ciTV 7'ICK.ET OFFICE , 14 < I2 } " &ri > uu > Mreei , Cor Hth Street. YIN MARIANI MA.RI NI WIN'E ' WORID fANICUS TOM [ A mH3 stimulant , ibe only one that has no unpleasant reaction , and that produces no harmful effects Tfcu is asserted afier ron'inu"d experience dur ing ibe PJ.EI th * ; j-fie yrsn All Iugps'5 Ke'ubf Sub&-itu"2E im uttRti H "M'ln * ! i i r I the Bnreiiti f Medienfier Hnfidreilo > f 1e i * n ? n nrefnl \ * l .l * In- df > r * - Mfiirwre Malt l\hl V - ? the Otilli litte t tire ft r < > M | . roentmtnla mil < niinii t < 4n. 'I ufT > rnrr Mult W hlvk.-i it thf Mtt ati < i ler ! mire rMUf'dv to- ani cr"J atBfrtk > n ' H a ? < r > w * * it atifl the Wood to M-t * ni.te tb * > . her or T-ttail fWtk'W f th t 1M4 fr - tb * Wwd p rtn rJ * "WTwit rWtmit * * Sv ' * f ( r tltm snf < Bn a offtrwtwn f ' - < wm trine nrtn tmd the hrou h the and failtnc t > f u autDuUTj * Pur * V TThWke h no fuwl ttl , i > nd It bind * the h > m ( tlrrhln IP the nd it > rrf the oaontW mtT than thi , pnmtnrm hmh th * rmt * nd neptli tth * rw i tr ii vhltr I > uffy' * Malt VTTii * eT tUtmvm it futK-tiea. of . in tbrrrtrtwe off tb * ( JttTP i r > t iv The common funel oil w-lilJikej' ha * w > ri f fllt or frtvllelpr -Alib < urb ev artly ib * rU ti r > ' ; oobojlr MlnmlRtit ! ' on Ibe ajcnunt of i v Sftt ntwortwfl zatwt rarv In d > iit f . t > xtC * Man trw fcer irtn tnrrwa * ti. te tbe * f rt the food l > nffr' ! PtiTf Malt Whtortwr e ot than in a raxp ot < 3RIP aa rwuton li.r 1t txHent j > rrHc * i * "v tnnrrifwrt. Truly voiirw. "vTlLLAKIi H. MORSK. Nrw Tnrk r r Morw i nw only an K. l . . anfl ' " S S" . but J a ' 0 kwwti Thrrw vM - * nd Con ttltlnp Oiemtst J tmtlotial trtaHnn He Is thr ABttean i the lntnainloiri'-aJ Brr i , and 1hr 5k cM.v of ? rtmre ifiMthK a * - ' tuthor of the Trvt-IHx * , * * i Jpw Tber p - tlral AKrnts. " fir UoSy s l are .Mult "Wlifcilirv 1 i fo"1 ' * bodj nnd hraln It ha Hlood theMcr'J ' tt-tt * Tor fort yf > ur : . and has alvravi. \ v- fnund al > oluttl ? r re All druccHt n'-3 ' wooers n W a t > ottle Book of Jnf ormi , tion wnt Trw Purr.1 Mtlt "WTiisliej r . Rochester. N Y DOCfTA ! > A > DAl,1VOOn CiPS-VLKJ , . Cures Gonorrbora. Gleet or unnLtursl di - rharpt-s In few flayR Full dlrecrn * . Prtce n HI All fl'uggistf , . o' mnil D Ds.t L Co. . 1 Centrr St New Tork JOBBERS & MANUFACTURERS OF OMAHA DRY GOODS. M eE , Smith & Co. ' ' lB > rt r * B < Jpbten ot Gwds , Furnishing AJfD KOTIOJCS. 0 ILER AND SHEETIRON WORKS Qrake , Wiison & Williams 5-Doce .f or * "WIl on A Drnte. Manufanure t oiiers Eacl.t rio ks snd b"eechings presturt. reriuerT.r taeef fl' ; lard and water laijts. honr ) tutws COT > t-tuntly on h nd. secona hanc bi Hers bought a ) d poic1 St'fr'ia ] tsi r' Ttj't a"e' " ' " > r o repairs is Utj r > r "ourtrj lnb ! ar > d Pie "e ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. lA/esfern vv Company al Supplies. "VTirisr Be'E aad Gt = L.ijrttfa . ? O TT JOEKETOK Her in" ' - " - BOOTS-SKOES-ROBBERS. meriean Hand \ Sewed Shoe Co s I Jobbers of Foot Wear " rrrrKs ACnrr * roit foeeph Bs2ig-.u H.abber Co. CHICORY. GhicorCo. . - . - en < BfcButncturer or til iorm * o Cbleorr Ozn6.bit-rTeinoat-ONpM SAFE AND IRON v ORKS. hs Omaha Safe and Iron Werks , G. XXDREEN , Prop. , i Mtues apent ty o' C.n3 Bnrrlar J'rnnf ? nfft am Vun-tDoort , rti CIO < > . Htli S > _ OmalLX. Xrb. ELEVATOR SUPPLIES C K. Davis & Son Electric , Hydraulic ana Hand Elevators Envafir Sefetj Gates Elcx-ator repair- rig a Fpe < ja.n Ltu-tber Valve Cups fur it a'nrs Enfane-t iind Printing P ISlti U rncj. Olunlilu > eli. TURKISH L. m. CAPSULES Cure every weaL-iie * * of Sexual Ore" " * . * top allmls lon , loit I confidrnt-e. urn r and brnln trouble. In fact maUejon a bapj > r ' | ctronc inun excall ) . Sl.X ) box muner baeU If not tintlifird. 6end ' i for our ( lueBtinn blanL- I UAIIVS rilATtAliCI. Dejit. B XStfa and Parnain ! M . Omaua K Do INeed Electricity ? If you have st'imaeh live ? or kidney trouble Kufler from pain in your bact. or tact 'f sfxal ricor. eaFi'y iu become tired or fatigued , you need "ion do not need sometiHa ? to stimulate tbe n'-rres but you need fwzaethinp to tn } deficiency of nerve vitality. You need something : to cause lie orjrans 10 jterform ineir proper functions ; that IR. jou nued force ill the n ervoas sygtem and in tbe Mood. K mfrthiBj to equalize tie circulation of the Mood and restore your vitality Tliere it one thin ? . wLub l narureV ovrn remedy. that will do tliU and that" is L -"tT ! ty , when is prcperl.i applied. Ituill permanentJy rr store your nerve force equalize Tbe clrcnlatin tliea yonr organs will pet tnat npo jtnat nature intended D to , and health ; yours DR , BENNETT'S ELECTRIC BELT. It places ; a steady , eten mild current In tbe Fynem wnUe you blt-pp Tbeweak nerve sraduallj alisurbF tbe < urri-m tbe clr'-ulatKin l equa l sed tbroncbont tbe sjf.tem and you pet up invigorated Its effen is permsne m and not temporary j.t fuse Tbe reason Dr Bennett it euccehRful in treatia ? rat-ef of t bis > Lied is that , la- ef ibe bare metal elewrodeK u d on all otber belu wuic b burn and bliKter , lie use § a SOFT SPONGE E LDCTRODE , bis excluwre patent , tbe o nly t eh in tne world tai baf it , wnlcb allows a neary carreat ( A BJectririJy to enu r Ube FyFj * aivitn ut any ? er burnD : ; It bts t-nr d ib&asfiuils of psueniK after all otber remedies tare failed It i ? arr Eced parneHlnrly to uni eab case , and is a permnaeat t-ure lor Kidney LJ rpr and Bladder Troubles. Lest Maabo < d , Connlpatloa , etc. the f-uonsesi Be ) : < Btde " , LIJU ? e' I'tt-raiur.- ' i ; > i. ti is tntteroa ; will taiad'ily b told etbT Klei Trinry R d J < Li.T DR. BENNETT'S ' ELECTRIC BELT . , t > rr ste Hajdcn's Corner 16th and Dodge Streets , Omaha , Neb. or- -F--'n * ij a , rr V < B Tr n S riuBVh f tn it1 Ji a m to 3 p. IT I
