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THE OMAHA DATLT lVEE; SA TUT? DAY, yOVEMBER 10, 1000. NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA. 8 COUNCIL mimmi siu.vrios. Dnvts Bells glnss. "Air. Hlley,' 5-ctnt cigar. fJas fixtures nnd ylobes nt ltlxby'. Kino A. U. U. beer Noumuycr's hotel. Wollmnn, scientific optician, 409 B'd'y. Hchrnldt's photos, new ami latest styles. Yf. J. llostuttr.r, dentlt. Baldwin block. Moore's stock food kills worms, fattens. Drink ItudweUer beer. L. Ilosenfold, ant. LefTert, Jeuolcr, optician. 'i Ilrosdwny. Hun Uonnet Unities" t l. l Alexander ft Co.'s. TO Ilrunilwiiy. Oet your work done at the poputnr Endo laundry, Ht liroo.lwuy. 'I'liono 157. Mrs. J. K. MiCllnlty of Neoln, In., Is tlto BUest of her brother, D. V. Mnxtlelil. W. C. Estop, undertaker. 23 I'enrl street. Telephones: Ofllro, 97; residence, si. W F Ornff. nnderlnkcr and licensed cm- Morgan Klein. iipholHtrrlnir. rirnlturo repulrliu, maidens tnakliiK. 1-- H. Main st. bnltncr. Jul Houth Main stri ct. 'I'hono M6. Don't forget I'. S. (irant company. N'. II, Hive Its second dance tonight at Merrluni litock. Mis, f. J. Ilolli hud iliiuithler. Mrs. Jumps I. Henry, utr vlsltlnf relatives at Treynor, J.l, for u few days. Mrs. and .Mrs. Marvin C. Van Dervrcr ef muff street are vliltlnft trlends In tin eastern part of the state. Mrs. Cortlanilt 1-3. Palmer nrrlved yester day from Colorado HprlnRH, Colo., on a visit to her mother. Mrs. James, Mrs. O. M. Hrnwn and niece, Miss ICIcanor ltrown, returned, yesterday from n visit with relatives at Kansas City. Tho funeral of the Into Mrs. Nancy Loach will bn helil this morning under the auspices of the Woman's Christian association. Vr. C. II. Carroll and Miss Hosa A. I-'ioy. both of Omaha, were married In this city jesterday, Justice I'Vriler performing the ceremony. The customs house of this city Is In ic relpt of a carload of Imporled earthenware from KtiKland and (Icrinnny, consigned to W... .Maurer. C. l- Jidiuslon, ileputy Internal revenue rollector at Shellleld, In., was In tho city yesterday on IiusIucsh connected with tho government. Ruin Hityilcr, the Hroadwny tiawnbroker, cnmplalned to the police yesterday that soma one had stolen an Irish frieze over coat from his shop. A. Hurke has been appointed a special nfllcer at Iho request of the Milwaukee Hallway company to succeed Captain Ed Martin, who lias removed to SI. Louis. Miss Maude Cavln, who has been In Washington, I. C, for the last year. ,s homo for a short visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. K f'avln of I'ark avenue. A game of foot ball for Thanksgiving day here has been arranged between tho Dodgo fluuiils team ami the Tabor college eleven. Thn game will be played at the Driving park. The funeral of the late Mrs. Maxlmllla Vhalen will be held this morning at 9 o'clock from the residence, H2!i North ICIghth street. Itiirlnl will be in the ceme tery at Keg Creek. Tho funeral of the late Mrs. Nnnov Losch, who died Thursday evening at SI. Her nar.d's hospital, will be held at 10 o'clock this morning from Estop's undertaking looms on l'earl street. P. 11. Jac(iiemln Is In the city for, a few days on his uuy homo to Helena, Mont., from an extended European trip. 1 1 3 l the M-ntni- member of tin llrni of U. 1J. Jac(iiemlu tc Co. of this city. All members of the Scnnilimivlnn-Amctl-riiu association are reiniesleil to meet nt republican headquarters, corner of First avenue and Main street, at 7:Sii o'clock, to take part In the 'ratlllcatlou parade. Tho Owl Wheel club has elected tho fol. lowing nftlcers for the ensuing year: Presi dent, L. It. Ofjileii: vice president, Nels J. Nelson; treasurer. II. K. Hmlth; seerotary, Paul Khininnt. physical director. Clareuco Wafer; chulrmau house committee, Nels Nelson: Jay llowarth, librarian; members house committee,,!.', 1 Infer ami C. P. Miller. Kid Carter of Hannibal, Mo., and Alonzo Helms of Omaha, the two negroes arrested hure Thursday on suspicion of having stolen Iwu watches found in their possession, were taken to Omaha yesterday morning. It it alleged huh mi' watcnes were stolen from a cigar utore there. William Pool, u negro, recently employed In a barber shop In this 'city, arrested at the same time, Is brdii,? held ponding InvcHtlgntlnu. The three men came across the river from Omaha on a freight train together Thursday morning. Tonight the attraction at the Dohauy theuter will be "A l-'enuilo Drummer." The comedy Is In three ui-Ih and the special scenery Is wonderfully realistic. The llrst act Introduces the company In the business offices of Smooth, Silk .V Co.; the second net shows the Interior view of the largo de partment store; the third act Is that of the salesladies' ball In tho tropical gardens of a well known New York hotel. Considering the exceptionally strong cast nod tho in.ig idtlcent manner In which It will bo staged tho play Is said to be ono of tho very fore most successes of tho season. N. Y. riumbiuu Co., tetephono 250. HnwIiiiK Teiintt.' Score. Tho sixth week of tho howling tourna ment closed Isst night, with tho Liberties In the lead. In lust night's contest the. Pioneers won two games o. of thrco from tho Nonpareils. Tho standing of tho clubs to date Is as follows: Clubs. Played. Won. Lost. P.C. Liberties IS II I .777 Indians IS 12 0 .firttl Nonpareils IS 10 8 .SM Pioneers IS in K .i-tt Champions 13 7 S . K-ti Monarch IS X in .411 Sampsons IS ii 12 .:t:ia Wholesalers ,t 15 2 13 .133 Dentil f Ml hn .MiiNneUvlilte. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mussolwhlto received word yesterday of tho death of their daugh ter. Miss Hello Mussolwhlte, at Los Angelas, Cal., whore bho went three weeks ago with tour sister, Mrs. W. W. Elliott, for tho benefit of her health. Sho wiib 20 years of ago uud deuth was duo to rapid consump tion. Miss Musselwhfto'a denth comes ns o great shock to her rclnttves and many friends In this city. Sho will ho burled at Los Angeles, In tho land of (lowers and nunshtne. , Most for your nionoy Dome3tlc soap. Itenl Entitle Truiinfor. Tho following transfers wero filed yes terday in tho abstract, tltlo and loan otllct of J. V. Squire, 101 Pearl struct. Heirs of Catherine Johnston to Edward T. Johnston, e'4 se'i. swU sett and sett ne'4 i'o'Tii-ll, it. c. d $ 1 Jasper N. Dnlton and wife to Albert H. Telfer, lot S, block 16, Howard's add, w. d CM Two transfers, total V301 Murrlnm- l.leeimen. Licenses to wed were Issued yesterday (o tho following persons: Name and i evidence. Age. Ofcar Johnson. Council H'uffs 13 .loslo llenson, Council Ulults l P. H. Carroll, Omaha 31 Hosa A. Prey, Omaha W CROUP. When tho children stnnd nroundl these cold mornings with ono foot I drawn up '.Ike a chicken on u wot I nuy, u s a sign tuoy need good I coiu-proot anu wcar-proot snoes. Wo are showlnc tho laru'est as- sortmcut In thu city and selling I them at prices that make llicml easy to nuy. HAKILTON'S SHOK STOW-:, FARM LOANS Negotiated In eastern Nebraska uiiii luwa James N Ciisady, Jr.. Lie Main St , Council muffs. Save Your Money AVINUS. LOAN AND HUILDLV Hy Investing With the .(J ASS'N, 133 l'crl Itrtnt. Couucll BluUs. la. BLUFFS. WILL LOOSEN THEIR LUNGS Republicans Expect to Properly Celebrate the Glorious Vitory Tonight. ' ALL THINGS READY FOR MONSTER PARADE IHeellim of .McKlnley to He Mmle Hie Occiinlon (if a 'l'rliiniiliiil '!' f or Hie City by the .luhl liinl lliil. At the meeting of the several commit tees last night In County Chairman Wright's olllce the llnnl details of the mounter rutlllcatlr.n blouout with which the republicans of Council llluffs and vi cinity will celehrato this evening the grand victory nt tho polls last Tuesday wero de cided on. The celebration will tnko tho form of a big parade through the principal streets, at the close of which short-addresses will be delivered by prominent uiR'Hkers from u platform at the Intersec tion of llrondway and Pourth street, where a huge tar barrel bonflro will blaze. Congressman Davo Mercer of Omaha has promised to bo present nnd mako a short tulle and tho committee In charge has expectations of Senator Dolllver being here, (lovernor Shuw ami State Chairman Weaver h.'ivo telegraphed Iholr regrets at being unable to he present. Hundreds of pounds of colored lights will Illuminate tho lino of march nnd with tho nolso produced by the shot gun hrlgndo and other elements everyone will be nhlo to realize that tho republicans are celebrating. Colonel 13. H. Ponda has been selected ns marshal of tho parade and ho In turn has appointed C. II. Itandlett ns chief of his mounted staff. Tho mounted aides will be: W. A. Hlglisnilth, J. P. Orocushlclds, (leorgo S. Kitchen, Sumner Knox, 1M Can ning, Theodore (Julttar, A. W. Askwlth, Harry Ilrown, W. P. Sapp, William Arnd, Prank Iteed, It. V. Innes, Ovldo Vlcn and Prank Kverest. The column will form na follows: Hand on right of line, at corner of Plrst avenue nnd Main street; guests of honor In car riages, on Plrst avenue between Pearl and Main streets; membcrn of Premont club and veterans of the civil war, on Pcnrl street, right resting nt Grand hotel; Col ored McKlnley Marching club, on Plrst avenue, right resting at corner of Pearl and Plrst avenue; drum corps heading .Mc Klnley Ouards, on Pearl street on wost side of street, right resting nt corner of Pearl and Plrst avenue; Hullrond and Lantern brigade, on Willow avenue, right resting at corner of Willow avenue and Pearl street; business men In carriages, on Sixth street, right resting at corner of Sixth street nnd Plrst avenue; mounted men, on Willow uvenuo between Sixth nnd Seventh streets, right resting at corner of Sixth street nnd Willow avenue; shotgun brigade, on Plrst nveuuo between Sixth nnd Seventh streets, right resting nt corner of Willow avenue und Pearl street. Tho Hun of niurch will be as follows: Prom tho corner of Plrst avenuo nnd South Main street, south on Main to Seventh nvenue, countermarch to Intersection with Pearl street, north on Pearl street to WII low avenue, west to South Sixth street, north to Plrst nvenue, west to Kighth street, north to llrondway, east to Moth odlst church, countermarch to Pourth street, where column will disband. All persons desli .ng to Join tho shotgun brlgado can secure blank cartridges by npplylng to Sumner Knox at tho Shugart building any time this morning or after noon. Tho mounted aides will assemble nt tho flraud hotel on tho Plrst avenuo sldo promptly nt 7:30 o'clock this evening All veternns of the civil nnd Spnnlsh wars desiring to tnko part In tho jurndo will meet nt republican headquarters nt 7:30 o'clock and form In Hue. Nothing has been seen of Chairman rtecrt of tho democratic county central committer slnco election day and It Is not knnwi yet whether ho will carry out his par of tho wager with Chairman Wright, ir enso ho hacks dowu the dummy duly lh boled Is ready nnd will bend tho proccsslt In u chariot drawn by n democratic mul A striking fcntiiro of the pnrado will ' n number of novel transparencies. Tl committees In churgo request that person living on the linn of march Illuminate their residences nnd places of business. Gravel roofing. A. II. Head, C41 Ilroadwny. Domestic soap has no equal. K. P. dance, Hughes' hall tonight. JIMMY DOVI.D WILL lll.OCIC SAI.H. Propose to Tie IT I'ni-tliuul Stock I Mill Ills Suit Is Neltleil. Tho attorneys for James Doyle, In his famous suit against James Hurns, presl dout of the Portland Gold Mining com pany of Colorado, stated yesterday that they Intended to push tho caso to trial nt this term of court If possible. Tho suit Involves In the rietghhorhood of J7.O0O.O0O of tho stock of tho company and the hear ing, It Is estlmntod, will occupy ut least thrco weeks. Tho defenso has given no tleo that It will place eomo eighty wit nesses on tho stnnd, moit of whom will bo brought here from Colorado. It Is said they will eomo here on n special trnln. Tho reported salo of the Portland com pany's property to an Kngllsh syndicate for tho sum of Jli',000,000 has revived local Interest In tho case. Doyle's attorneys hero stnto that the rale If carried out will have no effect on their client's suit ugnlnsi Hums, as tho salo will bo subject to the litigation now pending and tho transfer of stock inndo with that understanding. Doyle telegraphed his attorneys her' suggesting that they go Into court and tic up tho stock books of the company hen so that tho stock rould not be transferred. His nttorneys, however decided that noth ing could bo gnlned by such nction ns It would have no effect upon tho trnnsfer of tho stock. All grocers sell Domestic soap. i K. P. dance, Hughes' hall tonight. Domestic soap gives tiett satisfaction. Lenn Iliiten Lenvcit lliiuir. With Iho tears streaming dowu his fur rowed cheekb, John Hates, u well known nnd wealthy stockman of Oakland, thle county, begged his daughter, 'Lena, Inst evening to return to her home, which she had left without giving her aged parents any notice, Thursdny morning. After search ing tho city from end to end the nged father found his daughter In an nit studio on West Hroadway, where sho lind obtalnc' employment. The young woman, who l 20 years of ago, turned n deaf ear to her father's pleading nd firmly refuted to nccomptny him homo. Some months ago Miss nates was keep ing company with u young man of whom her parents did not approve. They flnnll persuaded her to drop the young man's ac quaintance. Tho young man, It is stated, circulated stories reflecting on tho good character of Miss Hates, Tbeso stories flually reached ber ears and ehe was so mortified that she decided to leave home nnd go out Into the world nnd cam u liv ing for lie.vlf. Helng artistically Inclined, sho. sought nnd obtained employment In an art store on reaching this city. Miss Hates had no complaint to make of the treatment she tecelved nt home, but sho mlil sho could not stay nnd suffer the humiliation of having her good name slan dered. Tho aged father stny'ed In tbe city last night and will make another erfort today to Induce his daughter to return home. I.Mitles Votl Are Invited. To ht'end our randy sulo today only. Angel fooil taffy nnd Yankee peanut, 12'ic lb. Purity Candy Kitchen, 23S Hroadwny. Davis sells pntnt. K. P. dance, Hughes' hall tonight. tiu'.st rr.ND run tiii: dkimimtohs. Creditor of the OltliM-r A: Pllie- Hnnk Art' AnKciI tn Cinilrlliute. Tho committee uppolnted nt n recent meeting of depositors lit Officer & Puscy's bank to outline tome course of nction has prepared Its report and another meeting will, It Is expected, bo called for tho early part of next week.- Tho plan suggested hy tho committee Is to haw, an Independent examination ot the bookn and assets of the bnnk mado by an expert so that tho depositors can form some Idea of how much they ate likely to get back of tho money they deposited with tho firm. With this end In view the committee has prepared an agreement which Interested depositors arc asked to sign, contributing pro ratn to A fund ot $1,000, the money to bo placed In tho hands of the committee or a trustee, to be used as suggested. It Is believed by the conunltteo that many mnttors will eomo up during tho liquidation of the bnnk In which tho de positors will ho Inloroftcd nnd that their Interests would bo bettor guarded If In the hands ot somo ettorney. The report tnndo by the receivers Is not considered sulTtclnntly explicit and tor this reason tho committee suggests that tho books nnd assets be ex amined by an expert lit such matters. William Arnd, trensurer of Pottawnttn mlo county, baa filed n petition of Inter vention In tho receivership matter In the district court, asking thut tho county funds deposited In tho hank of Olllccr & Pusey be miulo n preferred claim. The amount of county funds tied up In the bank does not exceed nbovo $2,000. W. A. Maurer yesterday paid Into tho customs house of this city $700 as duty upon a carload of Impotted earthenware from England nnd Germany. rrenlums given with Domestic soap. Howoll's Antl-"Kawf" cur coughi, colds. llUtrlrt Cmirt ote The trial of tho McKeiulo divorce suit occupied tho greater part of yestorday In tho district court nnd tho tnklng of testi mony for the plaintiff was not completed when court adjourned for the day. Divorces wero grantod In tho following cases by Judge Green yesterday: Mrs. Emma .1. Simpson from Andrew Simpson; A. S. Douglas from Julia Douglas; Mrs. Sarah E. Lono from Patrick Lone. A default was taken In the divorce milt of Ilobert E. Cavett against Mrs. Jcsslo M. Cnvett. In tho divorce suit of Ada M. Hcnton against M. Hcnton, a writ of attachment has been Issued In the district court ngnlnst n team and other property belonging to tho defendant. K. P. dance, Hughes' hall tonight, nest weight Domestic soap. Commonwealth 10-cunt cigar. KRAUSE OF OMAHA ON STAND Locnl Clilii'tinnUer Tontlllen to Mnls IiiK Infernal .Machine Mux for llnol. WATERLOO, la., Nov. f". In th Hoot mutder caso the prosecution has In most of its evidence. Among tho witnesses to be heard aro tho Chicago expressman who handled tho Infernal machlno and several railroad conductors. Among today's wit nesses wore C. O. Perkins of Des Molues, who sold the dynamite, who was positive as to the identity of tho prisoner. Adolph Crnuse, the Omaha cabinetmaker, told ol inking a box nnd Identified Hoot as tho mn' ordering It. I.lll AVOHK TO LUND MO.NBV. U-tlon of Sioux City HniikM I'raof'nf PI ii ii lie I it 1 Confidence. SIOUX CITY, la., Nov. 9. (Special Tele ptam.) Tho Security National bank of Sioux City has notified Its customers that hereafter It will pay only 3 per cent on thrco months' tlmo certificates, on which heretofore It has hcon paying 4 per cent. Tho bank explains that It has been led to this action on account of the difficulty It Is experiencing In employing Its funds nt remunerative rates. Othor Sioux City banks nro considering tho advisability of reducing tholr rates of Interest. The prin cipal reason for tho plethora of money, bankers say, Is tho confidence which people fool In existing financial policies of tho government. Nearly everyone seems to have money, thoy say, nnd the fait demand for funds is unusually slack. ('riinmle AuiiIiinI SnlnoiiM. RIOUX CITY. In., Nov. n. (Special Tole grnm.) Tho Sioux City Anti-Saloon lensue has begun n crusado against tho saloons of tho city nnd It has discovered that It will meet with other opposition than that of tho snloonmen tn trying to enforce tho provisions of tho Martin law. Superin tendent Marshall of tho lenguo recently nnnouncod that nil saloonB would have to close nt 10 o'clock nt night nnd comply In every other way with tho requirements of thn statute. Now It Is announced that a meeting of tho Sioux City Business Men's lenguo will he held for tho purpose of 'irmulntlng plans to discourage tho prohi blttonlstHj In tholr efforts to regulnto the inloons moro closely. Tho officers of the Anti-Saloon league declare that thoy mean business. They will proceed hy injunc tions. Trenton .Mlitlxtcr HenlunN, CRESTON, la.. Nov. 0. (Special.) Itov. Henry CInrk, pastor of the Baptist church, has resigned. Tho resignation was pre sented ii week ngo Sunday, but nction de ferred until Wedueesday night, when the resignation whs nccopted nt the Insistence ot the pastor. Hov, Clark has been pastor of tho church but n short time, yet ho brought tho church Into prominence, nnd his depnrturo from the pastorato Is re gretted. Rev. W. W. Hurks, tho new pastor -f the Christian church, nrrlved last night from Parsons, Kan., nnd will preach hl: Initiatory sermons next Sunday. l rlenil Will Content Hleellon, CHESTON, Ia Nov. 0. (Special.) Hen nniln Friend, republican cnndldato for county clerk, will contest tho election of his opponent, Hicks. The fusion candidate was elected hy eight majority. It Is thought th canvass pf tho returns by tho surervlsors may change tho result. The republican campaign In Union county was one of the best over managed, and to ''ounty Chairman James P. Ilrynn can tho Miccess of tho ticket bo attributed, as be had his forces In excellent working order. It was mo ot thu cleverest campaigns over managed. M'KIXLEY IS FAR AT1EAD Will Carry Iowa by More Than One Hun tired Thoutnnrl. WILL ISSUE CIRCULAR ON TYPHOID FEVtP llnnril of llenltli Will Tnko Action on Account of the llplilemle of the Dlnenxe hi Dltlereut Pitrtn of Hie Stntr, DES MOINES. Nov. '.. (Spcclnl Tele gram.) It Is absolutely certain now Hint Hi, i enrrnelml rohirnn from every county In tho stnto will show a plurality of more than 100.000 for McKlnley and as inucu mr uic stato ticket. The total vote, Chnlrninii Weaver sny., will be upproxlnintely, Mc-K-iniov ina ono. iirvun. 'jo:.r,no: hcattcrlng, o- inn. ini.il sii mill 'rim rMnrnfl also show that the constltutlounl umendment und the order for u constitutional convention nno both carried, Th,, kiint.. tt.vit.t r Hi'.ilth. In session this morning, onleied the president nnd the secretary to prepare nnd lusuc u circular on iviibnlil fever. Thin conclusion was arrived at heeauso of tho epidemic ot the disease . . - i..ii.. in different parts of the state, mm iv"i nt Ames and at Independence. Mary Mlksell, wife of John Mlksell, tn gethcr with her little 3-year-old son, hns disappeared from their home, nnd tho de serted husband Is greatly alarmed by their absence. Ho cnlled nt the police station to obtain the uld of tho police and detectives In tho search. Ho Untitled me omcern h ni which ho had found lying oii tho table In his home. It said: "Dear Johu I bavo tin thinking nlwiiil the talk 3 had to gether nftor wo went to bed Inst night and how yen nro trying to got rut ot inc. aiu so I Lavo made up my mind thnt there Is no uso to try to live with you tiny longer, if you over get unother woman my wish is thnt you know how to treat her belter thau you did me. Goodbye. Mary." Tho fenr Is expressed by sonic that thn woman Jumped Into the river, Inasmuch as II lino hnnn tnuiosslble to 11 11(1 her. Tho presence of her chlhfwlth her Is the strong est evidence against such a tncory. At chnpel this morning nt Drake uni versity Chancellor Craig, In n talk to tho students, made accusations which created a big sensation. He said that last year when iho ffint hall tuam went to Ames n large body ot Iho students had gone with the team nnd on the way down pinyeu earns on thf. tr.iin. Tliiv were warned nnd the wholo school was warned nt that time. A week ngo Friday when the team went to iowu City another largo body of students went with them. In the front coach of the trnln n keg of beer was set up and n young man wns kept busy working tho faucet. .Tho crowd In thnt coach played cards nnd bet on tho gnme. In the rear conch of the train a party of young girls, students In the university, wero plnylng cards. Tho chan cellor said these things had to be stopped. A bottlo of Prickly Ash Hitters kept In the houso nnd used occasionally means good henlth to the whole household. FORECAST OF THE WEATHER PronpeetK for Siitnrilny mill SnnHny Ai-f for Pnlr SUIrn with Tnll of Temperature. WASHINGTON, Nov. 9. Forecast for Saturday and Sunday: For Nebraska Pair Saturday; colder In western portion; Sunday fair; northerly winds. For Illinois Wnrmcr and cloudy Satur day, probably rain, except In extremo southern portion; Sunday fair, with colder In northern portion; fresh westerly to northwesterly winds. For Iown Fair Snturdny, except prob nbly rnn In extreme eastern portion; warmer In eastern and central portions; Sundny fair, colder, west to northwest winds. For Missouri Fair, warmer Saturday; Sunday fair, colder In northwest portion; west to northwest winds. For North Dakota Pnlr. colder Satur day; Sunday fair; northerly winds. For South Dakota Pair Saturdny and Sunday; colder Saturday In eastern por tion; west to north winds. For Kansus Fair Saturday; Sunday fair, colder; southerly winds, becoming north erly. For Colorado Fair Saturday and Sunday; colder Saturday In northern portion; colder Sunday in southeast portion; varl ablo winds. For Wyoming Fair Saturday, colder In southeast portion; Sunday fair; wlndt northerly. I.oenl Itreord. OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU, OMAHA. Nov. n. Olllclai record of tem perature nnd precipitation, compared with tho corresponding day of the last three years; 1D0O. im, 1S!S. 1MI7. Maximum temperature... 17 70 "5 -is Minimum temperature.... Kit 40 ;io l7 Precipitation (O .() T iv Record of temperature nnd precipitation nt Omaha for this day nnd since March 1, V.i',0: Normal temperature 42 Deficiency for tho day I Total excess elnee March 1 S70 Normal precipitation 01 Inch Dellclcncy for the day 0-) Inch Totnl rainfall slnco Mnrch L.SD.rtl Inches Excess since March 1 1.5'ilnch s Deficiency for cor. period, I'S'J... r." l'u-lun Deficiency for cor. period, lbfis... n.isS Inches llepnrtn from Stntloim nt N I. M. STATIONS AND BTATB OF WEATHER. fm : u . 3 ; n a , : 3 : . 41! 47 .cm . tt f.1 .to . 42 fl .00 . go fit; ,'jo . .is r oo . ns r,o on . M 40 .10 . 34 3 .(! . 10 12 (0 . 3'i IH! .00 . 34 3fi l . 42 4-il .( . 31 ISI .10 40 4' .10 Omahn. clear North Platte, clear Cheyenne, clear Salt Lake City, clenr Rapid City, clear Huron, clear , WIlllHtnn, nurt cloudy Chicago, cloudy SI. Louis, cloudy St. Paul, cloudy Davenport, cloudy Kansas City, clear Helena, clear Havre, clear Hlsmnrck, cloudy T indicates trnco of precipitation. I.. A. WELSH. Local Forecast oniel.tl. Horsford's Acid Phosbhaii For NERVOUSNESS. A superior restorative when tbe ner vous system has become impaired by mental or physical overwork. i THE CARO OF THE HAIR thouj'H fifMf mtto t "om&n. IfCrtyor flt:tkvl, It ca Vitt('l to lu tUrtWolfrf, er id try ihide ctrilrrd. The Imperial Hair Regenerator litheackooHlreilbTAVDAHtl HAIIl I'OI.uiUMI ortne It li m rllM. mutes ihi. Inlr inft ml ttiMlutely barrnlra. Sumiiln i.T Imtrrnl orMl (Tf. CerrnuoMdtcc mnft JrntUl. lascrU ChtB.MIiX).,2i f.iU Sl..Mw i m k Bold by druggists and hstrdrwitrs. I'll iftiy ( mvc' Kldiuy Do Not Wait until tSit Just as scpn as you notice a sediment nnp A T iwtffc I FMT' in your water on standing, take the vJKI- 1 V JC Pl 1 7 WARNER'S SAFE CURE. FREE SAMPLE. Send postal for free sample Wnrncr'fl Safe Cute Co., Rochester, N. V. Mention this paper when Writing. m. FAILS TO POST TRAIN TIMES lllir I'o ii r Itnllroml Coiiiiiiii.v Derenil. nut In iiIk Diuuum- iilt In liiilliinii. INDIANAPOLIS, lml Nov. 0. The Stato of Indiana him entered suit in fhe supreme court nsalnst tile Uii; I-'our Itniiroad com pany for 227,7O0. for nl!ej,vd violations of tho stnto Inw rcqulrliiK inllwny companies to post bulletins nnnounclnt? the nrrlvul nnd depnrturo of trains, The caso comes from Fountain county, nnd tho conipuny Is asked to pay tho hum limned for not maintain ,in a bulletin board in the station ut Veed. eisbuig. Tho law provides that u railway that violates the requirements of the act shall pay tho sum of ?2i for every offense. The nig Four runs several p.tssenper trains through VecdersburK every day nnd tho tlmo named in tho complaint covers threo yenrs. For n Cold In tin- llrnd. LAXATIVE DROMO-QUININB TAD LETS. FERRELL WILL HAVE TO DIE Motion for Neiv Trlnl In Cam- r K. IH-exii Mi'i'ni'r I,u in-- Mur derer Overruled. MAUYSVILLE, O., Nov. 0. Judce Mol horn this afternoon overruled the motion for a new trial and sentenced Rosslyn Fer rcll to bo electrocuted on Friday, March 1, for tho murder of Express Messenger Lane August 10 last. Whin commence GRIP tsYou Taking Orangeinc immediately relieves the depressed feeling, compels nerves, stomach and liver to act normally opens the pores, brings a night of restful sleep makes you feel all right in the morning. Full directions for grip, headache, colds, nervousness and many other ills in every package. Orangeine Is sold by dnwrglsts senorallr In 25 and 50c packages. A trial packago will bo sent to any address for So stamp. ORANQEINE CHEMICAL CO., CMuio, III. THE BEE HIVE wants to fill your order for Sunday dinner. Just read these prices below: ri.oirii. We handle eight different Kraden. Hut llrst, last and nil the lime wo sel' tho Ree Hive Cream, every sack PI fin warranted, for $liUU COI'I-'IJH. XXXX Coffee, Ol per package I ' w Our No. .11 Rio, lEf. none better 1 b A lino Santos Coffee, g Qq Our special blend, Otp per pound Ju Our P. & G. Mocha nnd Jnvj, OQp per pound TEA. Rent Tea Dust, Oflf per pound t U'j Sun Cured Jiipan, DCn per pound ' "' Uncolored Jnpmi, Cfln per pound MEATS. Salt Pork, fl tier pound it'" Fine strl"' of Uncoil, 1 9p per pound " Nlro lean Hams, I (in per pound Rest Silver Leaf Lard. fin per pound 'uu WASHIXO POWDERS. Larno size packages of Pyramid JJAq Smnll slzo packages of Pyramid, En two for uu Stdndfird Soap. OCn 11 bars for tU MISCELLANEOUS. Tall cans of Alaska lnft Halmmi IUC Ueuns In Tomato Sauce, rn per en u Uu Large size ot same, In. per can lUu New York Apples, t- per can uu Pears, 7.1 , per can I '2 1 Reims, Tip per can I iu Corn. 7 1 n per can I 2U TomnloeH, 7 An per can I 'U Out Meal Kp per packngn uU THE BEE HIVE, Tin: SToui-: that siji.i r.uoci'itii'S. TEL, ill. 521 .MAIN ST, Or. "J7t "ACrut., nil Kldnr.j Kidneycura. I aclie.eli' At true t-lMs. or by matt, II Free book, udr - ii r ree noon, u vloc, t., ef ur. a. i. K7, s,tt'm, N, Y Trie add and OxUte ol lime. Kidney oilgln. oilclu, kidney origin Cranulnr Deposits Develop Into GRAVEL STONES Oshkosh, Wis.. Sept.. II l!ii Warner's Safe Cure Co.. Roches! er. N. V C.entlemen Eight years nno I suffered Kicutly wldi ludti trouble. I consulted several physicians but tholr medicine did me no i;ood. A friend of niin in tho driiK imslnes mir,ti"itcd that I try Warner's Hate Cine. I followed Iho fiugqeatlon uud nfter uhIiii; n couple, of bottlrs I noticed n slight Improvement. I continued its uso for nbout IS months and urn happy to nay that H completely cured me. I hnvo united several yenm bo foro RlvliiB this testimonial In order to see If my cure was per miincnt I now believe It is, Yours truly, Src y Oshkosh Times. u n ivi.'tvcs to (MMKRtMli&jCfM - i i. MANHOOD 'f. hie VIlMlIf r. Ihonr, vtlnlmn w& ? i'J'rTl""uir dlv-Mnt tl.u Ki-nrrmlv orv-an., nuch l,ot MhiiIiiiuiI, lii.'.mnln. V ii",;1. " '.IneM, Kemiiiul l:inl.al,,iia. Nt-rTu lrbllli.r, IiiiiiIo , ...nrrj, t.xn ( 1 1 tt.M ll lowe. by tiny or n ishk lea'li jo ynirnuiiirriiu'H nnd all IIVNI. ITlik L. Ill It I'a it till fn ii . snd r.fnrensmili oTiinV ' v' " "!""'" - "ucugm.M rilnmrTp'irii?!' ?.r--"1 cn,t T "ectorlnh.fi.n90r,rcntiiro troublen wild frnslnlllla. p.;;r;,,...ri.;,', i'i,- n2". r,',ll'?.v."rllr' "'"'''lit n operulon. ,Vxn toitliiioiilftU. A written Bx""l!.B ehC,';,7 VnV:r rfre'-rr':! WS3S7tM U "al"M l"-W WMtorlVC A?.V 'L V .."I.1 ,nt t IV. O. nox sir. Kn Franclvo. Cl Oll !ALI3 II Y ilVEIlS-Dll.l.lj.V ,.mIO CO.. JUTII AMI IMIIXASL GOING WEST CAN SAVE A DAY VIA UNION PACIFIC MISSOURI RIVER TO SALT LAKE CITY, io nouns quicker than any other line. MISSOURI RIVER TO SAN FRANCISCO, 15 HOURS quicker than any other line. MISS0I-RI RIVER TO PORTLAND, jr. ! i. i..; quicker than any other line. Krrr City Tlehrf i r . IULM I'liraniu M, Telephone ttlll. BJrj'ar-xi-jr,vcL5jrnv IOWA FARMS FOR SALE DAY & HESS, 9 Penrl St.. Council Bhtk, llnve fur mile n Inrue Hut uf liiiproveil fnrniii, clilckeu riinelii-k, fruit unil vrnetiilile Iniulm ulao n-Mlileneo nnd liimliifHa nro.ierly In Cuunell U fulfil mill ) 111 aim. O M K I'AIIMSi 1C0 ocrcb Hazel I Jell twp 11 miles ne C. B., gooa biilldli.uB, Wo per acre. 10 acres near Crescent, well Improved, $45 per acre CO ncics & miles cast, good buildings and fruit. $.'.0 pei acre, CO-acrn fruit form, near city, good Improve menlH, 1150 per acre. 30-nrr- fruit frm ndinlnlng city, Jli.000. The iiIiimi- In niily n iiniil- uf our 5 pel cent I liferent. Telephone 1114. Good Property Is a Good Investment Fifteen lots In . body for sain tt a Tory reasonable price. Then lotx are located In Omaha addition and lie high and dry. They wilt make u splendid location for some factory. Several other lot', suitable for building purponoi one ot tbem etpeclally will maVo a flnu location for a home, being within one block of the meter line and within two blocks of a school bouse and church located tn the weatorn part of the city. Apply at Bee Office, Council Bluffs. ,) rfi d W Ct) 0 f"s .5 j 5j c; i- .; .. . . s. WIT 11.V7 z THE BEE REPRESENTS riiiT'i MrTACtrit .0 I MAIL IT JL TO e c. r. o a YOUR EMENDS. V 'D(iit2;'i1'4)uV I'rlcaeMcrynlAl. "'""MiuiinKn& h RESTO APTy:??"0"' l',..,h ... .1 '.,ii. . I .P.. - I... i W, I nr( lrnln, Tnrlrurrlp nml I unMlpnllim I'tr nuiiilrkne uf iliclnrc. hlcii It leu rhecknl thf, horrors nl imnotrecy. t!IMIi:Mlcle-fni.,v.tt,B . i t ... .... i ... mim niivat .. BUSINESS MEN If You Wish good rolinblo dpnlal work nt mod cnito prices wo ciiu plpnso you. Our niotliods nro Uio most, iniprov od our prices ko low they will tiurpriHC you. .Telephone 15. H. A. Woodbury, D. D. S., Council BIuf3. 30 Pearl St. ' Grani Hole. 100-ncres MlBsourl bottom land, 8 miles st city, Jtu pf acre. COO aero stock farm near Karllng, Selby Co., cheap 320 acres In Silver Creek twp JS0 per acr well lmprovd. SIS nsres fine bottom land In Rockford twp J12X0 pci acie; well Improved. list, aio.vm i.o.v.i:n o. taums at I10HANY THEA.ERA: Saturday, Nov. 10 The fin,' Ln ilihiliK 'v.a.M!r(.!KHH.- K- Ulanty's j:er New and Ucllchttul success Tho HIK He-1 LuilRh ' Them A- A FEMALE 'That Merryfl" i Hound ot ill ai'U ! -riie Hllll 1 OreJtrst All-Htnr i fast-The I Jlreczteiit Musli i'lh lluudsomcst i rnstiimes. DRUMMER ALL Hi'KtMAL ll'rlces - Jl.Ce, ";;, tVc, 35t, Sc. HUEN15HY. 3 1