THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: PAT fit DAY, MA It OH
10,
1001.
Strength
and
Vigor
Mr. C. M. Scott, 1S49 Dor
Chester Avenue, Boston, Mass., tells
liow be became n strong, hearty roan
" Abouttwo years ago I suffered
ral debility and I doubt If there wni
utterly tnlacrnblo than 1 was. I had no life or energy, and was as depressed
mentally as I was worn out physically. llwas not nt nil unusual for me to
go to sleep over my work. My blood was thin and watery, but tho worst of
it nil was the dreadful, wearying nervousness at nlcht. When I retired at
ten o'clock, Instead of (joins to sleep I would to and turn till well on into
the morning, nnd when I awoke It was without any feeling of being refreshed
or rested. I lost so much lleali that 1 got down to 122 pounds in weight, and
I bad no desire for food.
"Last January n friend urged me to try I)r Williams' rink Tills for Pale
People. I had previously tried many different kinds of remedies aud had
consulted three physician, hut tho little relief they gavo was very brief, so
I was completely discouraged. .My friends, however, luslsted and I tried the
medicine.
" Ily the time tho second oox was begun there was such evident Improve
ment that 1 continued taking them till the nl '.b bos, when 1 felt thai I was
entirely cured. I now weigh 16!) pounds. There Is no sign of nervousness, 1
rest well and feel strong, and am ablo to enjoy life unco more, Mrs. Hcott
was feeling a little run down a few weeks ago, but tho Immediately began
taking Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Palo People atid she Is experiencing the
same beneQclul results that I did '
Signed) C. M.Hcorr.
Dr. Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People
AresnMIn hnn.i (never In hulk) it O cents a box, or U boxen for I2.no, and mr h
hail of alt drugtlula, or tlltnt by wall from Dn, Williams Mkmcuic C'ouriNY,
HctiCDKtady, N. V.
BUSINESS BLOCK CONSUMED
Heart of Town of Callaway is Deitrojed by
Raging Flamei.
LACK OF WATER HANDICAPS FIGHTERS
1.0M (if 't'lTCMtj-IOlKllt TIlOIIMIIIll Dlll-
tnrx la M it n 11 1 t'l n il It loxuriiiu'i
AKKrountliiK Mrs enteen iiiou
muiil I'lve Hundred,
CALLAWAY, Neb., March 15. (Spoclnt
Telegram.) The most destructive flro In
the history of' this town occurred lit 1:30
this morning, drstioylng un entire block
of tho principal business buildings. S. U.
Uwlng, owner of tho (Irand Pucltlc hotel,
was prcpnrlng to retire when ho dUcovcrod
lire In tho Interior of Osgood's restaurant
on the south sldo of Klmbull street, lie
Immediately gnve the alarm, but the lire
hud gained audi headway It was Impos
nlble to check It. The town, being with
out any means of flru protection, had not
water enough to supply a small bucket
brigade. The Humes soon hurst through
tho sides of tho building nnd Ignited the
Palace drug store 011 thu west and (ireer's
Jewelry store on tho cast nnd It was seen
that the entire block of wooden buildings
wns doomed. The effort of the citizens
were spent In taking goods out of the stores
nnd In wetting down the roofs aud fronts
of tho buildings on the opposite sldo of
the street. The iiir was very calm, yet
the flumes spreud on each side with great
rapidity, consuming the Hank of Callaway
and Hopkins' grocery Btore on tho west end
of the block nnd In Riicccsslou on the cast
rml, Moron's department store, with Its
entire stock of goods, Shupp'H meat mar
ket, Moll's millinery store and tho Hrlt
tau hotel, which stood on tho corner.
The hotel, tho Ilauk of Callaway nnd
Shupp'B buildings wcrd without Insurance,
hut the goods anil fixtures wcro all removed
before tho fire reached them. Tho IJank
of Callaway contained a Inrgn fireproof
vault, which was used as a safe doposlt
by most of tho business men and which
stands Intact. Moran's double building and
stock were Insured for Jll.tOO, nnd tho
Palace drug storo building for $1,000, but
there waa 110 Insurance on tho stock. Tho
restaurant where the flro started hud $200
Insurance on the building and $400 on tho
stock, and the Hopkins' building was In
sured for $250, stock nil saved. Tho loss
on tho buildings burned Is estimated at
$8,000, insured for $2,500. Tho value of
goods consumed Is estimated at about $20,
000, with about $15,000 Insurance. Tho
flro Is supposed to havo originated In a
defcctlvo chimney of tho restaurant.
-r-
PREFERS DEATH TO CAPTURE
I ml 1 11 11 Who Nuore Veimeii ncc on
White Token II In llttu
1.1ft-,
GORDON, Neb., March 15. (Special Tol
rgram.) Hilly Day, tho Indian who mur
dered Lewis Cottier March 12 and who
was pursued by twenty-five- Indian police,
committed suicide Just before being cap
tured. It Is alan thought ho killed his
squaw, who was with hi in at the time, 11s
she has not been seen or heard of since.
.Wlilnl I'lsyera' A 11 nun I Content.
GRAND ISLAND. Neb., March 15. (Snc-
clal Telogrnm.) The third annual state
contest of tho Nobrnskn Whist nssoclutlon
today elected these, olllccrs: W. A. Prlnco
of Grand Island, president; Churlea Rogers
of Omaha, vice president; R. E. Sampson
of Greeley Center, secretary; E. J. Waddcll
of Aurora, treasurer. Tho next
meeting will bo at Lincoln tho
second Tuesday In March, 1902.
The team contest for tho Lincoln cup wns
REJECTED!
TT IS but a few years since Insurance Companies insisted on
n chemical nnolyils ortho fluids ortlio body or applicants desir
ing Insurance in lavqs amounts. Now, every applicant must
undergo such examination, no matter how small ths amount, c r
insurance asked for. Tho ln&u-anco Componlos hnva learned wis.
dom by experience. They know fpr n c rinlnty that tho only sure
way of detecting Brlght's dl83nso in its first stage is by a ohomtcal
analysis nnd they govern themselves accordingly. Many men ap
plying Tor Insurance nnd finding themselvea rejected, aro dum
foundod when told that thsy hnva kidney dUaase. Wny? Because
they look and fjot well, suffer no pitln, and haven good nppetlta.
(Buttho unsrrinir microscope In tho hnniBoftne Intslllgoiit physi
cian, haa unmistaknblyshown the bsginnlng or the ond, unless
repairod, ofthj breaking down or the delicate tissues or the kid
neys. Happily, ir taken in time, there is n cure for kidney disease.
Wo say this with ontlrj flonfldencs, becnuso thousands have so
testified, and hundrods have obtalnsd life insurance following a
course of Warners Safi Cure, after having previously been re
jected becousa of Incipient Brig hfs disease M in, do not leave your
dear ones dependent through your own carelessness!
.Wrlto Warner's Hafc Cure Co.. Rochester. X. Y., today for free sample of Wurner'a
fiafe Cure nnd full particulars how to proceed to sceuro un nbbolutcly correct micro,
kcoiitcul oJkumlnatlon. 1
from gen-
anybody more
this afternoon. Tho teams stood In the
following order; Omahu, Aurora, Grand
Island, Lincoln nnd (Irceloy Center. Play
will bo continued In both team and pair
contests tonight.
DEATH OF LIEUTENANT MAYER
SiicriiinliH li Stroke if I'nrnlsslN at
Mnro IhIiiimI Hom
liltiil. IIHATUICK, Neb., Mnrch 15. (Special
Telegram.) W. 11. Mayer received a tele
gram from Secretary Long Informing htm
of the death this morning nt tho Mnrc
Island hospital, Snn Francisco, of his
brother, Lieutenant A. X. Mayer, of paraly-
Bls. Lieutenant Mayer was a graduate of
the Xaval academy at Annnpolls and at
the time ho received his first stroko of
paralysis ho was In command of the cruiser
Yosemlto. Ho was sent to tho naval hos.
pltal nt Mnro Island, San Francisco, for
treatment nnd was In a fair way to re
cover, hut n relapse caused quick death.
Ills mother here has telegraphed the naval
authorities at San Francisco to send tho
body of her son here- for burial. He wa
born nl Ilrooklyn, In., In 1860 nnd was In
his forty-first year.
CuiirN,. of IIIiikI ruled l.eettiren.
CENTRAL CITY, Nob., Mnrch 15. (Spe
clal.) Last night Dr. A. T. Wolff, the
eminent lecturer, closed n course of three
Illustrated lectures of travel In tho Mctlm
dist Episcopal church In this city. The
first lecture wns on "Scotland and tho
I Dour Scotchman;" the second, ".Ireland,
tho Land of Hlarney, Myth nnd Legend,"
nnd the Inst one, "London," Her Palaces,
Prisons and Cnthcdrals."
The whole was Illustrated by over 200
storeoptlcon vlows. Dr. Wolff was greeted
every night with crowded houses. The
lectures were given under tho auspices of
the local Kpworth league.
(ienr.v Voiiiluuteil fiii Mayor.
ORAXD ISLAND. Neb., March 15. (Spe
clal Telegram.) At a meeting of commit
tees appointed here by peoplo of various
wards for tho selection of a candidate for
mayor In opposition to tho present Incum
bent, .lames Clenry recolved the nomina
tion on tho platform that promises reditu
tlon In taxation, n non-partisan ndmlnls
tratlon and tho stopping of public gam
tiling. The nomination comes from repre
sentatives of nil classes of people and little
doubt Is felt of his election In April.
'intern oil Minr Heel.
FRBMONT, Nob., March 15. (Special.)
The annual meeting of tho Dodge County
Farmers Institute, held In tho district court
room today, wns devoted entirely to papers
and a discussion of raising sugar bcots.
Pupers were read by J. Scholley, Ames;
Profs. T. L. Lyon and It. S. Hlltncr of tho
Slato university; Hugh Scclley of Fremont
nnd O. B. Wnrtcnslebon of Ames. Tho
meeting wns presided over by W. G. White-
more ot Valley.
Nlnntoll I'M)' XoiiiliutlloiiN.
STANTON. Neb.. Mnrch 15. (Special.)
At n caucus last night tho following ticket
was nominated: Mayor, Dr. E. C. Under-
burg; clork, W. T. McFarlnnd; treasurer
John Schlndler; city engineer, W. C,
Vnughan; police judge, J. W. Mackey;
councllmcu, First ward, Fred Feycrherm
Second ward, Adam Pllgcr.
llnnlllllrn FiinIoii Tli.kt.1
HASTINGS. Nob.. Mnreli 1.'. IKnnMal
Li
At a mass meeting last night by tho dem
crats and populists tho follow
ving
citizens' ticket was nominated: Cou
oilmen, First want, S. J. Owens;
Second ward, Jacob Thomas; Third
ward. C. J. Hnnst: Fourth ward. A.
Scott: mcmburs of school board, Walter
Dlclien, W. II. Limning and John Slak
ker;
pollco Judge, Iienjamln Reynolds.
Holm l.oni; t'lne 1'oMollli-r.
LONG PINE. Neb., Mnrch 15. (Special
Telegram 1- When Postmistress Kay opened
tho otiico this morning she foundhnt some
i ,
ll
one had entered the ofllce during; the night
through n window In tho rear and stolen
nbotit 3 In change from the money drawer.
The sale was not touched. Some local
detective work haa resulted In fastening
suspicion on h young lad living In town,
who will be looked after by the postofnee
Inspector.
REDUCE TO A REGIMENT
Ailjutnnt Uenernl (ill In Attention to
llfTort AKftlnnl Mtntc Nntloiint
filinril.
LINCOLN, March l.V (Special.) Ad
jutant General Klllnn this afternoon gave
out tho following Interview, calling at
tention to nn nttempt that Is being made
to reduco the strength of the Nebraska Xa
tlonal guard down to one regiment:
There Is an nrirnnlzed effort heluir mndc.
cmanntlng from 11 few men who hto abus
ing their influence by reason of their past
positions In the government of tho mute
anu niso uy some wno formerly he 11 nost
Hons In the Nebraska National guard -the
attempt Is being mada not only to curtail
tue isnuonni guaru as n whole, nut they
even go so far as to suggest tho reduction
of th Guard bv cuttlnu nut nnu restmcnt:
tins would oniy leave in tno uunni one.
rpitlmrnt of Ininntrv. 11 irnon of cavalry
nun u imiicry or nrtnicry. iiiese men nro
nieo worKiug wmi an their might ngninst
menstires now before tho legislature that
nrc necessary to mage the worK or the uu
Jtitant Kcnernl's olllce effective
The part or their wont which singes par
ticularly the otllcern of the Guard Is shown
In tho recommendations of the detlclency
committee, which recommends Unit the en
listed men who wero at the encampment
Inst year should be paid the halnnce duo
them, but that the claims for the pay of
tho nfllcers nt the same encampment should
be rejected. You will rocnll that ut the lust
encampment t hi oil cers and men wen only
puni hair their per mem mid men 11 claim
with the legislature for the remainder, nml
It Is as to the action of the committee oil
this matter that I horo refer.
NEBRASKA STATE ORATORY
Wlnneri Are .Mluule 15. TIn-oop of
Wentejnii 11 nil Arthur C Atiliiitt
of Grnnd Inland.
CRETE. Xcb., March 15. (Special Tele
gram.) The seventeenth nnnunl contest ot
the Nebraska State Oratorical association
was In tho opera house ot Crete tonight
There wcro seven contesting colleges
Donne, Crclghton, Cottier, Ilcllcvue, Grand
Island, Wcslcyan and York. Large dclega
tlous of students from tho various colleges
wcro prcsont. Tho judges on delivery wcro
Miss Howclls, professor of oratory nt Ne
braska State university; Prof. Wright and
Rev. J. M. Rcade, both of Lincoln. The
Judges on thought and composition wcro
Prof. E. A. Ott of Des Moines, In.. Presi
dent V.'nrrcn of Yankton college nnd Chnii'
cellor MncLenn of Iowa Stato university
Miss Minnie E. Throop of Wcslcyan tinl
vcrslty received first placo and Arthur O
Abbott of Grand Island second place.
CONVICTS ATTEMPTT0 ESCAPE
Tuelve of Tlicm Get to Toil of Willi
Only lo I'liee (lie Stnle
.Milltlii.
.LINCOLN. Mnrch 15. (Special Telegram.)
A dozen convicts mado an unsuccessful
attempt to escape from the pen early tills
morning. Ily the use ot a steel saw nnd
other Implements, stolen from the ojtllt of
a plumber who was rccontly employed In
the building, tho men worked through the
heavy grating In the ventilating shaft lead
ing from tho temporary cell room to the
roof nbovo nnd then ascended to the top or
tho wall, thirty feet from the ground. They
wcro found on tho wall nt 6 o'clock this
morning, armed with a rope ladder and sev
eral knives. Tho presence of tho nillltl
outsldo the building prevented the convicts
from carrying out their plan.
IIKATItltK KKI'IHII.IOAX MIMI.M'KS.
AY. 1. Non-run In iiuieil In Conven
tion for .llii or.
HEATR1CE, Neb., March 15. (Special
Telegram.) The following candidates wcro
named at the city republican convention
hero tonight: Mayor, W. P. Xorcross; city
clerk, T. H. Hurkc; city treasurer, J. I.
Saunders; police Judge, J, A. Calllson; coun
cllmcu, First ward, L. A. Scroggs; Second,
Channlng G. Ilakcr; Third, S. Seaman;
Fourth, Harvey Pauser; Fifth, II. M. Hcp
perlcn; Sixth. S. S. Young. Threo members
Hoard of Education, Second ward, T. M.
Pemberton nnd E. G. Drake; Fourth, Dr.
R. S. Albright; water commissioner, Cap
tain A. H. Holllngswoith.
All of tho above candidates were nomi
nated by acclamation wUh the exception of
the members of the Hoard of Education,
which wero voted for and tho ofllco of water
commissioner.
Suiiilliiox nt llciHlernou.
YORK, Neb., March 15. (Special.) At
Henderson yesterday' It was learned that
threo children of Chrlstofer Thlesen, 11
butcher, were down with smallpox and
that they had been sick for two weeks, and
during this time Thlesen had been selling
meat to the citizens of Henderson, Dr. E.
II. Ilnnna' of York shut up tho shop, de
stroyed tho meat on hand and quarantined
tho family.
York (J u 11 ('lull.
YORK, Neb., March 15. (Special.)
Owing to tho high winds, good scores could
not bo mado at tho shoot of the York Guu
club. J. M. Ktlgore made tho best score,
killing cloven birds out of fifteen. Mylo
Miller was n close second, killing ten, nnd
Otis Gocke, who was third, killed nine,
orfolk I lly Tlel.el.
.NORFOLK, Neb., March 15. (Special. )
Tho republicans have, placed the following
ticket In the field: Mayor, 11. A. Pasnwalk;
clerk. S. R. McFarland; pollco Judge, S.
W. Hayes; treasurer, Peter Bell; members
of school board, E. O. Mount and Fred
Uolllngswnrtb.
HluhliimlerN' I'lihllc .lire tine.
BEATRICE, Neb., Mnrch 15. (Special
Telegram.) The Highlanders gitve a public
meeting hero last night nfter the regular
business meeting to acquaint tho puhllo
with tho benefits of their order.
Innpecl (Jcnevn llefiirni Seliiml,
LINCOLN, March 15.(Spoclal.) Tho
house committee on nsylums will en la
Geneva tomortow morning for the purpose
of looking- Into the needB of the girls re
form school at that place.
lleiinlnllloii for I'lirnonn,
LINCOLN. March 15. (Special.) Gov
ernor Dietrich today issued a requisition on
the governor of Washington for the return
of Loren Parsons, wanted In Tr.cumsch to
answer to 0 charge of burglary.
Mull I Wnn Her Terror.
"I would rough nearly nil night long,"
writes Mrs. Chns. Applegale of Alexandria,
Ind "and could hnrdly get any sleep. I
had consumption so bad that If I walked n
block I would cough frightfully and spit
blood, hut, when all other medicines failed,
Ihreo (1.00 bottleof Dr. King's Now Dlscov
ory wholly cured mo nnd I gained fifty
eight pounds." It's absolutely guaranteed
to cure Coughs, Colds, La Grippe, Dron
ill! t Is and all Throat nnd Lung Troubles.
Prlco 60c nnd 11.00. Trial bottles free at
Kuhn & Co.'s drug store.
Wheels! Wheels! Wheels! how they go!
Illdo a Deo wheel and bo In tho twlm.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Tho students of the Omaha Dental college
gavo n ilancliiK party nt tho OrelchUin
hall, ii bout loo couples being prevent. Light
refreshments were served,
W. A. Hnrlcsj was nrrested Inst night on
tho complaint of hi wife, who said that he
eamo home drunk nnd drove her from the
house. She iilleRes that I10 abused her and
threatened to kill both her and her child,
Horless U n gurdener mid lives ut 1S1I Mun
demon street.
GOULD'S PLANS ARE LARGE
Recent Vliit Wai with a Purposi Worthy
of His Bold Fathr.
MISSOURI PACIFIC TO SURPASS ALL
Willi II nn 11 Mieleiln He 1'roponrn lo
Crciile llic (irenlrnl llnllronil
jnteiii of Hi South
n cnl.
CHICAGO. March 15. The Tlmes-Herald
tomorrow will say: Events of the past few
weeks have made It certain that the Mis
sour Pnclllc Is shortly to bcunado tho great
est system of tho southwest. With the
Missouri Pacific as the nucleus, a system
will be built up and placed under 0110 man
agement, extending from Buffalo lo New
Orleans, El Paso and Salt Lake City. Such
Is the plan which Is being worked out by
tho Gould family, and It Is equal to the
boldest scheme projected by tho lato Jay
Gould.
Tho latest evidence In (his respect Is the
announcement that tho Goulds havo ac
quired control of the Denver & Rio Grande
and will soon have the Rio Grande Western.
It Is also understood that tho Missouri Pa
cltlc now has control of tho Missouri, Kan
sas & Texas, which extends from St. Iritis,
via Parsons nnd Dallas, to Galveston, nnd
that the 'Frisco, extending from St. Louis
south to Purls and southwest to Oklahoma,
will soon be acquired by the Goulds.
Ily these purchases tho Missouri Pacific
will not only extend Its western limit to
Ogden, hut will occupy tho mountain pass.-s
to an extent that will make It difficult lor
other roads lo secure Ingress on a profit
able footing. The Missouri Paclfte Is In
close relntlons with tho Union Pacific nnl
other properties under syndicate control,
and will therefore be In n position to work
harmoniously west from Salt Lake City nnd
El Pnso. Mr. Gould's present western trip
and Inspection of railroad properties hi .mid
to be tho concluding preparation for tho tnl
flcatlon of this great southwestern sjstcm.
This combination would make a system con
sisting of 15, Sir, miles.
NIPS PROJECT IN THE BUD
In Mil itl o lime I'runlrnleil llenlKim
of .oiiii llrollierliooil
i;nuliieein.
CHICAGO, March 15. The Record tomor
row will say: Tho Chicago, Ilurllngton k
Qutncy Railroad company Is said to havo
prevented what was regarded as a schema
leading to the rc-cstnhllshment of branches
of tho Engineers' nnd Flromen's brother
hoods on the system, over which the road
scored a vlctory'In the otrlko of thirteen
years ago.
It leaked out yesterday that eight em
ployes belonging to the Hrotherhood of Lo
comotive Engineers had been found In tho
servlco of the Burlington company. They
wcro nsked to explain. They admitted
being members of the organization, It la
said.
The olllclals, It Is reported, commanded
the men cither to renounce allegiance to
the organization -or to Icavo tho company's
service. Six of the engineers, It Is said,
agreed to cancel their membership In the
brotherhood, but the other two left the
road.
Several firemen, too. It Is reported, Mfjpre
brought before tho ofllclnls to answer sim
ilar charges. Only one. It la found, clung
to thu bruthcrhoqdnftcr the two condi
tions wero mado.VrTpwn.
Tho llurllngtonYbas had a ban on union
firemen and criglnecraever since tho big
stride! but It hapecognlzed the conduc
tors' nnd brakmVn'a orders, which nro
very strong on tho system.
NORTHWESTERN TO WITHDRAW
In One of Tmi Itomln Tluit Wnn I No
More "I'renlileiitn' .14re0111e11t''
In Tlielrn.
CHICAGO, March 15. Two ot the most
Important western roads have given tho re
quired thirty days' notlco ot withdrawal
from tho presidents' agreement, which pro
vides for tho pooling of the business through
district committees. One of the roads Is
tho Chicago & Northwestern. The nnme of
tho other Is kep; secret for the present.
These roads, It Is said, havo given notlco
also that they will not pay any portion of
tho committee's expenses. Tho action Is
said to refer especially to the St, Paul and
Chicago and the Kansas City and Chicago
committees.
The failure of these district pools or com
mittee to bring about the promised main
tenance of rates Is given as the causo for
tho withdrawal of the two roads. It Is
understood that the advisory conunltteo of
finance, of which E. H. Hariiman Is the
chairman, hereafter will sec that no mora
secret rate-cutting Is practiced.
Muy Kxleml i Slonx City.
SIOUX CITY. March 15. (Special.)
Much Interest Is being taken here In tho
report that tho Rock Island will extend
Its Guthrlo Center branch to Sioux City.
I(t is thought posslhle thnt tho Rock IslanO
may niuko a connection with thu St. Louis,
Iowa Dakota road In thu cxt renin north
eastern corner of Audubon1 county, Just
south of Carroll county. From this point
of union tho St. I.quIb, Iowa & Dakota
survey cuts across tho southwest corner of
Carroll county, clips tho northeast corner
of Crawford county nnd runs through
Ida nnd Woodbury rountlcs Into Sioux
City. There has been talk of an alliance
between these two lines for somo time.
Captain T. P. Gere, president of the St.
Louis, Iowa Dnkotn road, sold: "The
coming of the Rock Uland to Sioux City
would ho of enormous advantage."
COFFKli DID IT.
Ami I'onliim I'ixhI Coflee llfiuuveil It,
"1 finally found It wns coffeo that rutised
me, for tho past four years, to havo such
trouble with my health, with fainting
spells, dizziness und constipation, that tho
doctor told me I was llablo to die of heart
failure any time. I wns very thin, weak
and sallow, and 11 sick woman.
"Husband concluded that coffeo was tho
trouble. After hearing of Postum Food
Cotfeo he Induced mo to try It. That was
six months ago when I mado tho change,
and tho result has been something won
derful, "1 have not had to use an enema, nor
had any troublo with my bowels since,
nor hnvo I hud one fainting spell, and I he
palpitation nnd dizziness have all disap
peared, "During tho Intense heat of the summer,
when peoplo usually lose weight, I was
gaining. I now weigh ten pounds more
than I havo weighed In ten years, nnd my
peoplo tell mu I look younger than I did
ton yours ago.
"Our whole family uso Postum and llko
It better than Java or any other coffee.
Wo shall never uso any other coffeo as
long ns we can get Postum.
"I know how to niako good Postum, but
thnt Is easy It one will just boll It long
enough,
"A short time ago an old lady, who Is a
great euffeo drinker, tojik dinner with us
and remarked about our coffee; said she
never tasted better coffee; she did not
know It was Postum.
"If you should publish this, please omit
my name. I will, however, answer nny
questions cheerfully." Mrs, . Full
nnmo nnd address given by (he Postum
Cereal Co,, Ltd., Dattlo Creek, Mich.
You will surely get thinner and thinner, until
at last you are starved to death. Grass won't
answer, although it is good for the horse. You must
have a food suitable to your needs.
Ayer's Hair Vigor is a hair food. It won't take the
place of grass or of bread. It is good for the hair, and
that is all. It feeds the hair with hair food. The hair
can't keep from growing. It stops falling out because it
is hearty and strong. And the old color is restored to
gray hair; all the rich, dark color it used to have.
' A year ago my hair was coming out very fast. I bought a bottle of Aver's Hair Vigor lo stop thi It
not only stopped the falling of my hair, but made it grow very rapidly, until now it is .(5 inches in length and
very hick. Mrs. A. BoYDsro.N, AtchUon, Kan,
One dollar
a bottle.
All druggists.
AGAINST PLATT AMENDMENT
Onbii'i Committee on Foreign Relation! Do
cidei to Opposs Acceptance.
NEAT GIFT FOR GOVERNOR WOOD
Co m in 1-ri n I I'lreninn'n llrRHnlr.ul Ion
l'rrnrntM n llntcliet Knilielllnlieit
nllli Ilex I mi Sl(tn:ileiint of
11 I'liileelorule.
HAVANA, March 15. The committee on
foreign relations held nnothcr private moot
ing this afternoon. Sonar do Qucsuda. one
of the members, says the committee agreed
unanimously that tho Plutt amendment In
Its present form could not be accepted and
that a roport to this effect would bo sub
mitted to tho constitutional convention. He
nlso asserts that tho committee Is assured
of the support of twenty-eight delegates.
Monday next the committee will meet
again, when Individual opinions on tho
question will bo died, to be Incorporated
later Into tho final report. The Intention
of the committee Is not to make a final re
port for Bomo time, but Scnor de (lucsadn
declares tbat this delay will not weaken
tho determination of Its members not to
accept the Piatt amendment as it stands.
The Commercial Flromen's organization,
representing some of tho best families In
Havana, has presented to Governor General
Wood n fireman's hatchet, Inlaid with gold,
and a diploma certifying to his election ns
chief of the corps. The presentation Is sig
nificant of tho feeling among the conserva
tive clement. At the top ot the diploma
appears tho American eagle, with outspread
wings, and below Is an American flag wind
ing about tho coat-of-arms of tho United
States and Cuba. Tho design evidently
signifies a protectorate, a reception fol
lowed the presentation.
HnvliiH 11 Hun 011 (.'liniiiltcrlnln'
Couwli Ileinrdj.
"Our druggists havo had such a run on
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy that they
havo bad to older more and today there Is
none In the town. I went for a bottle this
morning and the druggist said: 'Chamber
lain's goes quicker than any other kind.' "
says II. Goddard, Edgomont, S. Dak, Thero
Is good reason foi Its popularity. No othor
remedy will loosen and relievo n cold so
quickly. No other will prevent a cold or an
attack of the grip from resulting In pneu
monia. No othor Is moro pleasant or safo
to take. For sale by all druggists.
MORE VISITORS AND GAYER
A ml I tor 1 11 111 IiuIiimI 1I11 1 KmionMIhii
llrimn Cromln nnd All Find It 11
.Snllnfnrtory Aniiineiuonl.
Another substantial Incrense wes noted
In the attendanco at tho Auditorium Indus
trial exposition last night. Thero was nlso
noted 11 corresponding swell In tho prevail
ing spirit of gaiety and the apparent enjoy
ment that tho visitors appeared to bo get
ting out ot their presence at thu big show.
None of tho exhibitors complained of niiy
lack of attention, the various devices pro
vided for tho general amusement, and In
cidentally for tho fattening of the Audi
torium fund, were freely nnd enthusiastic
ally patronized, nnd the vaudeville perform
ance seemed to nfford everybody a great
deal of genulno pleasure. !
Tho competition for the $100 typewriting
machine to bo voted to the most popular
young woman stenographer of the city en
joyed n spurt during tho evening, nnd
promlr.es great rivalry before the expoal
tlon closes. A good many of the young
men are becoming Interested In this oppor
tunity to win a valuable present for somo
favorite and began boosting tho voto
modestly. When the evening's festivities
closed the voto stood as follows: Kstello
tlccchci, 32; Fny Pardunn, 29; Norn'Umer
son, It; Mnrcaret Cullen, 12; Mils Itelch
ardt, 10; Miss Flnley. S; Miss Sheeloy, 8;
JcsbIc Flowers, 4; Kllzabcth Van Sant, 3;
Ola Warrhlmo. 3: Misses Hunt, Grny. O'Noll
und Jacoby, 1 each,
Prizes were awarded nt the eloso of tho
evening as follows: Flno landscape picture,
T. M. Williams; box of cigars, II. A. Han
sen; two packages wheut manna. C. F.
Nlehart; two packages pancako flour, M. M.
Hobbs; two packages Gem self-rulslng
buckwheat lloui, Mrs, Herford; parkago of
Star toda, Mrs. Wormley; "Stories of the
Thirteen Colonies," Miss McLnln; bottle of
perfumr, Menn Parish; package of Pearllnn,
F. W. Illnne; can of lacto. Annie Hurg;
packago of fatlna, Mrs. Thomas Gregorys
package of codfish tablets, Mrs. J. L. Vesey;
"Carrie Nation" hatchet, Mn. It. H. Goo
wey. The Tlvoll peg pool record marked up to
2.2CU the previous cveulug by Will Ilorton,
Ask your druggist first. If he cannot supply you, send us one dollar and we will
express a bottle to you. He sure and give the name of your nearest express office.
Address, J. C. A VKK CO., Lowell, Mass.
SRND FOR OUR HANDSOME BOOK ON THE HAIR.
The APRIL
THE
MART
A ,M A G Ak
Z I K E 1
Is OUT TO-DAY.
It Con.ta.i11s Ma-ny Good Things.
All Hook ami News Dealer Sell It.
"A TRAINING IN CLEANLINESS IS A
FORTUNE." COMPLETE YOUR EDUCATION WITH
SAPOLIO
IYlMIrillSRJ'
1 I titans nil li.Ai!ivilnv'oriilchL
cio vuullzer. tno prrchptlnn or a famous iwnrupiiysician, win qiiimir tmo . .
nervous or dliPiw uf Hie KPiicratlve organs, such a' I.ot ."tlinlHc, snnuiiinin.
I'ulnn In Itio Huck, ISrmliiul KuiIhIuu, Nrrvoua Debility, IMmnle
ir.fii..... . mmw .... (....(Ma Vnrirnn,iiniiil jonailiinilon.
leivls 10 Bnernilorrlia''a and nil tli iinrror ot impotrncy. i'lll'l IlKNIJclesiiMstt
Hver.lliB kliini'Vinucl tho urinary orciiui of sit InimirlUcs. VUl'IDENUstreDgtbeiis
andrestoressmall wealc omntn. , ,
ThorcAon sulTrrors are not cured by Doctors tsbecsnseOO percent nro troubled with ProiMHila.
C0PID1ONE the only known remedy tu euro without nn operation. MO tintlniniilnls. A written
KiumntooRlvon and money returned If flhoiea does not effect a permanent cure. ,Unhox,sior o.nu,
by mall, hend fnr kiieu circular nml testlmonlr's.
Address DA vol Ml'.iiieiKl! ;.. i o. I" wra. Pan Fnmcfcmo. Cat.
VOB SALE) UY HYISnS-niLLOlV KlUIO CO.. 18TU AND VAIINAM. j
was wiped out by Thick Keith, lato base balll
magnate, who nhot tho mark up to an even j
2,500 out of a posrlblu pcoro of li.lOO. This 1
game Is finding folluwors. I'nlcss Huck
Keith's record Is beaten thlu evening he
will win n handsome prize.
It will bo children'', dny at tho exposition
today, aftornoon and ovehlngr all children
under 12 years old being admitted for ft
cents. Superintendent Glllen will havo In
placo this evening a neat conrclt manufac
tured by Gub llcnzc, artificer for tho
Knights of Ak-Snr-ncn. It Is n miniature
. . I. ..11.11..,. ntwl Will )0
1110(101 nullum iuui milium, - 1
handsomely Illuminated.
Mra. MacMurphy will domonBtrnto tonight I
In her model kitchen, her menu bolng nple j
iniiv mnvnnmilso lind bread sticks. The'
demonstration will continue from 7 o'clock
until 0:30. A big attendance Is anticipated
tonight and a sewing machine is hung up ns
tho first prize.
I0WANS WIN AT BASKET BALL
Mi.iiv tily llcfeiitu Onmliii Hi'Kiiliirn
lib 11 Score nf l! ! IB 'I'm n
Oilier l out (.
Three fast and liiteicHtlim gaine of ' bas
ket bull were played at the Yoi.iik Men m
Christian association gymnasium '"
Tho nno In which greatest Interest 11
terod wiih between tho UegulaiH ot Oiniiba
V...1 i v fllv. The visiting team won by
a Hcore of 15 to 12. The cnnteHt wa ,1 elo-e
"iilliiiHlnHin on the part of (lie large r..d
" LasT'liiKlTrH game was tin- fourth In the
HorleH wit Hloiis City and left tin- rare
for the rliiimpbmshlii a tie. eneli team hiiv.
lug v in "v,i games. In the n her guinea l ie
Work" ng Hoys won from Hon h (Jmnlm with
11 Henri of l'i t " i'"'1 ""' ProfeKHniN heal
the Illgl school team 15 to 12. The ilneup
of the ihrei gaim-H and Hie details of the
Omulm-Sloux City conieai ioiiiih.
Hloux City.
I'oulthin
Omiilui.
Miller
Aloner
.Moulin
Ciiininln
Hope
Purrott-Bchlll.
Forwa rd
Forward
...Center...
. . lllllKqueHt
Htcmm
I layse
.. Gunrd
11,4,11,, ...,,,,,..
fl.i,. ...I K'uvlllp. l.. 1,
.Monegtinn
'.Hiibstltutes. Anderson. Owens
Goals from
Hold: Mnser. Miller 12k
Moulin, Hayes 12). Goals from foul: Miller
nil. Ktuinui is). J'onis: umaiia, si, ritoux
City,
South Omuha
Hoberts
I'owel
Position. V (Jilting Hoys.
Forwuril Willard
Forward
Kniler
renter
.. . .....Willard
..lifvvioii-Btemni
I'rofesHors.
.Haskell-PenrHe
Morrison
. . . WIlllllIIlH
Heniillst-iJisoii uuaru .
High School. Position.
llall-I.elimer..... Forward
Packard Center
l,.lli. . llimril
tiiHrlngton Guard
Ilerustelii
1 Thompson Hubstltiitos .. Mliuy-ltuue)
luilily lo lime ,i'M i'rlnl.
PllillltIC, S. I)., March 15. (Special Telo.
1 gram.) The supremo court today grantee
j an application for a writ of error In the
I case of tho Stutc against Herbert 1). Caddy,
I with tho hearing set for April 3. Caddy Is
serving a twenty-year sentence on the
charge of robbery, for which lie was sen
, teoced from Luwrency county,
Number of
O I
Cl.Ji VI! KNKSS
0
IMCO I Vjr L TLI Kr-rt VrKf I.
rrpvtntsniilckiieiKif disclinrire, which If not chrekfd
PERFECT MEN.
lileetrlclty, properly applied, It n rebulMcr of weak
anJ ihatlereJ Nervous stems, a maker of pun blood
and sound muscles .1 le-
storer of perfect vigor and ii
vitality. 1 heresrenofjllures a;
1 I unril lh lwt nnrt
of mv llli: to peili.tMyUd
trie Ilelt und know It will
cure every form cf Wuak
Nl.sS In men and women
make them Strong and Vic
nnius. js Nature Intended
lliey should be. You take no ,
rhance. 11 my lieu laus 10
cure jou I will refund ecry
cent you pay for II.
DK. BCNNETTS
ELECTRIC DELT
Has saved many a Weak
person It will not fall In
your caw. My Melt ii en
tirely different from other
hells and must not be com
pared with them. It has soft,
silken chamois covered
spoice tlrctrufes whlrhrannot burn and t lister a: do
the bare metil elettindes used on all oilier makes of
t ells. My b.lectrlc Ilelt ran he renewed when burred
out for oniy 75c, when 1 thus burnoul ihey areworlh
less. I guaranlee my lielltocure nil Weaknesses In
either sex. Varicocele isiore Nerve Vitality and
Vigor cure Pheum.iilsm In any form, Kidney, Liver
and llladder Troubles, Lonstlpallnn. Stomach Dis
orders. General Petlllty, all I finale Complaints, etc
Write to day for my hook. "The HnJlng ol the
lunt.ln of I'ternal Youth," Sent free, rosipald, for
the asking. Hook will tell youall oboulll. Sold only by
DR. BENNFTT FWiric. Belt Co.
Ilooilli IS lo -t DimikIiih llloeU',
Undue nml Kllli Street. Iliniilwi, Nrli.
Always Open.
DeWITT'S
Witch Hazel
SALVE
h well known cure for Piles
Tlilssnlvc cannot lie equalled wherover
asonlhltiK'autl liciillng aiitlsoptlcappll
citlon Is necdetl. It milckly cures Bores,
cut?, Inims and scalds without, leaving
a icar. For piles, eczema and all skin
diseases It Is considered Infallible
Beware of Counterfeits
Unscrupulous persons may olTer you
worthless Imitations. Take only tho or
iKlnul DkWitt'b Witch HazblSalvk
Prepared by C. C. DeWITT ft CO., Chlcaac
WILCOX TANSY PILLS
Monthly Htoulitor, SilaasdSurs. Never
Falls. Drugglitt or by Mill. Price, $2
Send tor Woman's Safeguard (free),
WILCOX MED, CO., 320 N. 18th 81., Phlli., Pa.
Bold by Bhcrnian & McConnell Drug Co,
Or
