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TIIE OMAITA DAILY HEKs SUNDAY, MAHCII 10, 1002. IT MYSTERY OF TI1E MISSOURI Lou of Bteamcr Twilight and Entire Cargo of Whisky. SWALLOWED BY RELENTLESS BIG MUDDY finest Craft oa Hirer Disappears with ' Pttirigrri, Crew o Cealaats aad SfTfr a Trmc of ' Either la Found. BT. JOSEPH, Mo., March 14. (Special.) Awsy back la the early '60i, late la the afternoon of a rare September day, a etatery white craft, puffing and throbbing with Impatience to b off, lay dose to the chore at the Louisville, Ky., wharf. A crowd of good-humored darklesdeck hands, as they were called In those days, Jostled and 'joked one another In the rush and scurry of getting Its cargo aboard, and many sang merrily at their work. . Barrel after barrel of One old Kentucky whisky was rolled up over the heavy gang plank Into the dark mystery of the steamboat's hold. The last golden shafts from the setting sun lay athwart the Indiana hills and bathed the opposite shore line with sumptuous glory. .Then the dusk fell and deepened until the silver sheen of the rising noon Decked with radiance the dancing rip plea of the beautiful Ohio. Still the songs of the darkles rang out In syncopatlo melody clear 'on the night air. At length (he. last barrel was deposited for safe keeping, the bell sounded, the signal for departure was given, and after a sharp command from the captain the gang plank was hauled In and Twilight swung gracefully out from Us moorings. This cargo of whisky has been estimated to have teen worth all the way from - $25,000 to 30.000. Amid the cheers and goodbys of the crowd' ashore. It floated backward Into mid-stream. Then, with a sudden roar of; escaping steam and a tinkle of small signal bells. It stopped, rame about and the great wheels ploughed the waters Into foam as It started on Its westward way, bound for EC Joseph, Mo. r' doeea of the River, ' Twilight, for Its time.' was a marvel Of completeness, and was not only one of (he best boats of Its day, but wss quite the largest craft in the Missouri river trade With a length of 230 feet. It measured thirty-five feet beam. ' It carried a large aad capable crew and, when set afloat, late In the 60s, It was the toplo of discussion for months, not only in Paducah, where It eras hullL but throughout Kentucky. Its furnishings were of the finest, and the ar tlstlo taste shown In the color and gen oral arrangement' of the women's cabin would not have set 111 In my lady's drawing- room I of the handsomest Louisville msn- - .Ion. , Particular attention was paid to the ewlaide of -Twilight, and altogether trip aboard this elegant boat , was consid ered a treat and a privilege by all so for lunate as to embark. On this particular voyage most of the passengers were bound for Bt. Louis. Many were on pleasure bent, and anticipated a good rest on the attractive Journey with congenial friends. Everybody knew every body else, and a number of newly married couples were making their wedding trips. as the gloom settled Us hush seemed slnls- 1 VI T)AI TAV AT f ADDrP Vfl 171 Tl I tack cam on all 'Ides. A trusted engineer ter. The man was unaccountably annoyed I jIAl ULLlM Uf VUllLlV II U It LLJ Joined bis enemies and csrrled plans of at the cessation of the negro melody. For I I Helme's mines. All success breeds some a time the silence was oppressive, then the I Jealousy. Ileinie's meteorlo rise had left clouds lifted a bit and the sky showed I Bustler of Thirtj-FiTe Grapples With Two trU sparks which burned and scarred Mighty Trurti. lighter. He breathed more freely and In wardly laughed at his depression, then cursed himself for his womanish fear and Immediately rang the bell for departure. As the gang plank was hauled In, usually tha i!m tnr. an nuthurat of loot from the darkles, he heard only a few strsy snatches E.alaeer, Reporter, Prospector aad Tet In spite of it all that could be done against him he sold his railway and smelter to the Canadian Psclflo company at a VARIED CAREER OF FRED A. HEINZE Profl 300.000. Then be came to Butte ana tne copper war was on. in a minor strain. Me thought of laying up at Liberty landing for the night, but re considered, and when the boat was well under way soon regained his accustomed good spirits. gaak la the Storm. Twilight was never seen after it Mtae Owner Why the Bottom Dropped Oat of the Copper Market. Troable Begins. President Blgelow of the big Boston d Montana accused Helnze of mining In that company's ground and stealing their ore. This was the treachery of the engineer. Helnze denied the charge. Then, with Impressive mien, Blgelow threatened Inv That one man should defy the power of I mediate suit for $300,000. In Boston that the Standard Oil's millions Is not of itself I would have been very effective, but In the left Liberty landing and floated out Into the remarkable. Many men have fought this I rartfled air of Butte its force became alt- mystery and darkness of Its last voyage. I company only to go down in defeat at the 1 slpated. Helnie replied: The entire crew and all 'the pasengers with end. But that one man should defy this "If you do. Mr. Blgelow, I'll Involve every the exception of a few dsrkles and an old I enormous aggregation of dollars, do it sue- mine in Butte in litigation. Southern planter, who died in Louisiana I cessfully and heretofore win every phase I Blgelow sued and Helnse kept his word. over fifteen years ago. perished In the I of the contest. Is astonishing. It Is more. I There are seventy-two cases now pending twinkling of an eye and with a suddenness I It Is unparalleled in financial or Industrial I In Montana courts. Until 1899 the almost miraculous. One of the survivors I history. Tet that is what Frederick Au-l ngnt was purely local; isew lors. told fhe story of a sharp shock almul- I gustus Helnse (Hlne-eay) of New Tork and I cad but passing Interest. Helnie taneous with a crash and an awful lurch of Butte has done and is now doing. It is admitted. dividends or itoo.TOO per the boat hurled back aad downward. The a 400 to I shot, and the one is still much I annum, and used as much more In legal next he knew he was swimming madly In the race. It has been a five-year run, I expenses that he omitted in annual state away from the seething rush of water I with handicaps every week and hurdles at menu. In 1899 the Amalgamated Copper that closed over Twilight. It sank like every month. company incorporated for iio.ooo.uog ana a flash In midstream, near what is now I Heinze's company, the Montana ore fur- I toon over uaiys Anaconaa properties ana Parksvllle, Platte county. Mo. Since I chasing company, has a capital stock ot I some smaller mine. Rockefeller's name those days the MWisourl's course has I sz.uuu.uoo. Tne Btanaara uh at maraei ana tne Daciing ot tne vity cans or iew changed numerous times, cutting In here I value has $6o0,000,000 and Its offshoot. Amal- Tork assured confidence and the stock was and there and leaving high and dry many I gamatea copper, nas si&o.uw.uw. two mu- i nve times over-suoscrioea. uy purcnase Dlacea over which its waters once flowed. I llon matched against $800,000,000; one 1 the Amalagamated became a party to the within tha laet iw aatilad in a oortlon I against a score ot the richest and shrewd- litigation. Later the Michael Davltt, nf tha old riMi-twui nurh deener than the "t financiers in America. Thus far the one claimed by both Helnze and the Amalga- rest and covered with the alluvial deposits m"n has been shuffling the cards, cutting mated, reached the supreme court and the of decades has been discovered what is them and most of the time dealing the court compelled Helnze to furnish bonds to tkM.ht ' a nnrtioo of th wreck of bnds. the amount of $823,000. The Amalgamated Twiiirht. I Helnze, who la virtually the Montana Ore placed a double hurdle with a ditch be- ' I n.. i . - . i I . J ii.l. .. a .v. fc. i - If the supposition becomes a reality and rurcuaaing CODpaul7, ... mnt m .ew ii iwu. oui .n.e ouuU iu wuu th. e.r.- i. n..rhrf th.ra will doubtless "iner was a mer- me Amalgamated ansornea Boston j be Uken out -valuable old Kentucky whleky chant ,n "T circumstances. At 1J Helnze tana and Issued $80,000,000 more stock, to to the amount ot $40,000 or. possibly. $60,- ran away ana was iraceu to W ir raw proauci a ,otH non i if.n... n n jnaonh anil other I uncle at Heidleberg was cabled to catch the Boston Montana could pay dividends river towns are to be found old settlers who th t"1 ena "m home. He met the of 7 per cent on the whole $155,000,000 of remember well the times when the mys- .7 wue" J y u Tr. i, T? ,e . lUB'. 1, . " , lug mm, prajseu uiin auu aept uiui t-wu laui neuiio una Deeu auuuiiug a unuiu years. Helnse returned to New Tork, fin- I new deck in Montana and a political cam .h. 11. boat uheiJ tn preliminary studies and entered paign was on with the election ot two vestlgo of a souvenir or rello r the boat ' ,.,,, A.n. v. fn- .,.. ..... . k. tun HntT belle lettres. Helnze went to the School m which every vote was bitterly fought which has also passed with time. rj hi. f.miwlf., i . .i.,- k- ' 7 refused a life ot ease and affluence and some pluralities. Then the Amalgamated This was an old chandelier, which hung left for the west. At 22 he drifted to carried the fight to the legislature, where in the Baptist church at the corner of Sixth I Butte, then taking rank as a copper camp. I they sought by special legislation to move and Francis streets. In St. Joseph. It was I in choosing mining he sought a channel to I the cases to other counties, but Helnse bought of the captain ot Twilight on I wealth where expert knowledge and brains I outgeneraled them and the governor's veto the occasion of his first landing in that I counted far more than mere money. Sue- I ended that phase. city and was relinquished by. him at a sacri- I cess came with quicker compensation than flee because ft had proven Inadequate to I in any other calling, the need for which It had Been purcnasea. Go In to tho Bottom of Things. nsmoiy. to rurnisn inuminauon tor . me n n n Mr r a-", ."er p r I . Dw i. a r il r mi urraiAUT. U "5-DROPS b both aa ksteswaj M aalacasl swaida. wWek Cfsichsy. saMy and mmlp awsr tWUnf s eUseasos. Swaswoa's "J-yKOFy the psiaeaoas acsa, t pe U deans tho Mood of intr a I" man sot car. Asi ssnMMJsitiBM 44 DKOP5" to tlM aBtrt-d J 41iHr almost iastantW. whAa (W isnis al wM U Itatex s-zreir tsmn-H br M satanal waa, Achos, peiaw aa4 anrnssas fflsipf isr aa AT hf snacio wbesi "-OKStrS Is wowdr sa taw werfct wal snap a poaa so (rsscsarf or effect a oare ae sooa '9-tXt1JP9.'' fr afl'Ltvw Trowbtoa asstl MJawuy I 'S-DDOP V A small dose of this retnedr te soace aseceaol and. has power than a barrel ot other BsMttdoee wbesa thesa dinans are oeaoev, tha most snccessiul medicine over discovered fc she KVWaya, Xiees aad Blood, "5-DROP3" WILL CUSSI and Mon- COUPON rrv sTWaV IVktaa ansMB: sUtd HaBal tat U4 sMtusvts aor FREE TO LLL. SaSmUom. eta, UtdgmOom Croup, Koii nr?rr"cr -a-e-toswis ' at, fcCJfS SSV sad. Me cetMr VLZ . IT I I MSMSMMS3 M S. 1 r't'aisBjaisiis. ttmotmomy. Dytfmn satimar sanaiajs sod taa t sakaa i4ak. maa'aliis rilnn la a ttn. RjMa sktasasMs sa rear Haalrtr esder si set tsses as. atwoeey ni asr of wals s n. Oat sat hs ) t'viaWf, lOafUJ tVBhaMsarwalM ag SV7AHSQH BUEUITIG CURE CO., 169 to 184 Leke Street. CZ2L23, IVUZZU uvunu! nmu ui ua I . , , , ,v. VI- mnA ... . . ., . . , . . I Baptist Church building U now a thing of " r vil 1 m pBy,n "y oiviaenaa m me in whn.. r.hin it first hunr What Is not ln n cowhides, he grubbed Amalgamated. Legal appeals faUed to dls- Zl " IL. TT. .k. . 41. patienUy 1,000 feet beneath the surface. He 0i tha court's order and the money in- ho.e.r.rW i. VTTr'hWrtt studied the trend and the dip of the copper ,tNia of paTlg 7 per oent 0tvldends on 'XiT weU wrtn the effort no" compared hi. note, with the Amalgamated .iock, i. accumulating In the C!,.a'!gly T!"-WOr.tl1 il 7. aurroundlng location of other claims. He bank. It was an unexpected .olar Plexus DtUUg KliaUfJ IV'ICVUIw U AUaj. wiuom. ass i - -altst-ar k tha dtfllflflfd fif hlSlwi . . , aVw . " . 1 supposed to have been of fair age at the v. " h- 77.,. L"! . u u ..v.. tr I WW. m 1UH AU VMUQ V& tAVO.UW.VW. AU lUlfl He became a mining engineer at a mod- Battle la the Coarta. Then followed an injunction secured by I John MacGInnls, Helnse'. manager, and a stockholder ln Boston Montana, prohlb- tlme of It. loes which, added to the forty den knowledge of the copper - bodies he I WKS the effect of an order ot a county I year. It ha. lain undisturbed, will make It " ra" . .W.M, M d dlrable tioesesslon. " . . . "Z . I juugo iwivm! so.ow a year. fellow well met, seemingly indifferent to I Then Amalgamated demanded more bonds I vn iTTi.n rilf THE YOUKGSTKR9. 1 any future above a mine management; by i. the Michael Davltt ease and the onurt day alert and intent on penecung mi i cajied on Helnze for $350,000. W.A.Clark "Toung man. .aid tha stern physlctan. do you know where tho evil effects ot All who were not kinsfolk when the boat tobacco are first teltT" "Yep; In de wood left the Louisville landing had scraped up I shed," responded the depraved youngster. aome sort of relationship before Twilight whistled long and loud for Bt. Louis. I a story 1 told of a little girl who asked There were exchanging of addresses and lone morning at the breakfast table. messages to the unknown sisters and broth- "Mamma, Is hash animal or vegetable?" era of newly-discovered cousins ln fact, all I "Animal, my dear," replied . mamma. were from Kentucky, which give, the exact 1 "Then' cried the little one. triumphantly, situation. . I holding up a tiny bone, "herea the hash's Aside from its own sturdy crew, the boat I tooth! carried beyond St. LouU comparatively few passengers. As it pushed away from the! Nurse Yes, dear, this Is your UtUa baby wharf ot that thriving city and swung out sister. Into the broad Mississippi, a shout of fare- I Elsie Indeed! And where did she come well arose from those crowding the wharf. Women waved their handkerchiefs and men held aloft children, bandzatchela, or any thing within reach. ' Its Last Laadlac. Later In the week, after a rather tedlou. trip and many atop. 'at way landing, along the treacherou. and muddy Missouri, from? Nurse The stork left her here . m a clothes basket. Elsie The idea! Perhaps she'll grow up to be a washwoman. There Is a little Alabama girl named Jessie who never saw snow. One cold. ,fcne"u . raua"7 " ramy day she was standing before the fire- Twilight put ln snd Isy for an after- ' .k, k. .m. .nrn for noon for some trifling affair at Liberty landing, ln Clay county, Mo. Her people by way ot diversion and "to stretch their legs a bit." aa the captain auggested, went ashore and made their excursions Into the woods to admire the glowing ' beauty ot color Just then beginning to tinge tho late September foliage with the warning blush of an early autumn. The deck hand. In- plsco watching her mamma pop corn for her. After a while she went to the win knowledge of the underground and undls- j an4 nl, BOIU Qrie, w. . Clark, who bad covered country. i both been Helnse'a friends, had gone over When his knowledge satisfied him he felt ,a Amalgamated- Ther had alwava heen I the need of - capital. Brains and ability I read- o so on his bonds, hut now da-1 were his. New Tork had capital. He threw cilned and hers was the hurdle Amalga- un his position, came to me - metropolis m.ed ' exnected Helnze to stumble ever. and sought capital. He became a reporter BonaBmen resident ln Montana and holding en a mining Journal. He could write well ettougn property In the state to -Justify in and comprehensively of the western mines BO larg,e a gum were Bcarce 8o Helnlo or- and his vocation brought htm In dally con- KaDlze(j an( incorporated the Delaware tact with men of mines and millions. It Surety. company. which company furnished was this experlenca which made him a . hnB. Tha maiamatd ohi-ted and human querist. He will ask twenty ques- th Burety company put p $350,000 ln cash iiu an w- . . ------. ina tne ,uriIie tral nassed. ' wanta. say "uooa aay uroaneiy. .w.. Ift miKatloll Helnse has develoned both be did not oroacn nis pian. w. cat.j. acutene and astuteness. His resources year passed and he inherited $o0,W0. it wss haT- ,jwaT, been equal to any demand and not enough. His brothers received a like I . nIw- rtt Ylt ah rlkfsn near 1 m wzr I amount and hs persuaded them to embark I gulta h, doe, of tMng a meal. H1, witn mm. e secureu ." sUff of thirty attorneys are kept busy ap-I incornoratea nia companj ir ,i,wv,vv ., ... ,,. vi. .. i j i . - . . . . , I V lJ V. IMV W MU I ana naa izoo.uw w pm . V, I have become as expert ln evading a hos- a nonaescnpi smeir. '" r" tile court order as a prairie dog Is In dodg- secononana pieces o " - lng amateur's bullet. Then, too, Helnze duced ores. He bought some ore received iTmp.thy of a Tery Iarge political some on consignment, cheapened tt rlU tollowlQg ltt Butu, and thi, foiiow1ng ,up. mgcosi oi rr,aui;.uB ports him at the polls, in the Jury box and t n sn l Tin n w nrira. sa uu uiauo aasuuv i Miss Laura Teefi 172 EUllcott St., Buffalo. N.T. "On good turn deserves another and be cause Vine of Cardul restored zos to health I have been glad to speak a good word for It whenever I have had aa opportunity. About two years ago I suffered such pain every month from three to four day that I dreaded , the time. The doctor said there was a mil placement and that the only real relief laid In an operation and advised me to hare one performed. I dreaded the ordeal and speak. ins; of ft to my aunt she said, why doot you try Vine of Cardul first ? I took it and ft cured me of ulceration. Much relieved and fuQ of hope I bought another bottle and after taking the medicine for a short time my general health Improved and thirteen bottles completed the cure.' It k a grand medicine for women.' 1ISS LAURA TEEFT'S gratitude hows how well "Wine of Cardui did its work in ridding her of this i terrible iirCering. Her joy at find ing a medicine that made her a well wo man is unbounded. Wine of Cardui left her nothing to be desired in the realiza tion of the greatest of NatureVblessings Perfect health to perform the duties and enjoy fully the privileges of life. Wine of Cardui, in giving Mis. 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She looks so much younger and prettier that my friends very often ask me 'Vai that your wife whom you were with? Vhen I tell them ft was they are surprised. I always tell them Vine of Cardui made the change. I expect to keep Vine of Cardui in my house always." - Wine of Cardui has been relieving wo man's ill. for over 75 yean, and it has a record of cure, that make, it supreme as a reliable remedy for menstrual disorders, bearing-down pain, and all the debilitat ing vital drains which rob a woman of her beauty and health, then her reason and life itself. It is sad to see a charming girl deprived of her natural charms which bind her to all that i. worth living for. And this all because of the terrible larking canker worm of female weakness eo loath someyet so easily banished by Wins of Cardui as these two letters have shown. Write to The Ladies' Advisory Department, ' The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chatta nooga, Tenn., if you are a sufferer. 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A,WI A k.l. ..11 Mnrl mi, .h - I . . . .1 -1 -J .Inn I "6"- -' " "" lu VlU' ir"yir - . - hut rn. 1 waa iu. J I j . . .n. and the kid had paid good money lor a hole h,m ' d h miunction and rm. ln the ground. WINE OF CARDUI RELIEVES ALL "FEMALE ILLS". SM The Hostess (ln reply to Willie's whl. per) No, dear, you can't have any more cake. You've had enough. Tha Oueat What a good little boy. And And hampered by injunction and restrain ing orders, they yield him $1,000,000 an- They torgot the hour, of undergroun pi ln adjoining mlnea. He knew the trend -.-tain and h. ha. hla own ludre for thra. dulged in a Joll.ncatlon of aong and dance w- 7u going to do when you're Z i rmB n. to hi. feeJ In a 10 oom- vnUl dusk deepened and the captain's l. 8 chutes with mil Hi u nd er n is with copper above cents he can ma wuiuu - Willie First off I'm gour to nuy myseir . tn noo made 1400 000 la dividends In " " , , ' . J lJr.. Wt ,Vtt - - . oT. lTZnVZ7t another worth- - i , " for soma reason cesaed singing as dark clouds began to gather overhead. The captain's weather eye was alert and I bL.. "Why. Tommy, the Idea! WONDERFUL Indefinitely upon 1200,000,000. Helnse cannot checkmate Amalgamated, though so long as Boston ft Montana dlvi- candy." one year, ineu u- uBuk Combined with Amalgamated and Judlc- 'Father, I wish you'd spank m. a little ."d hU success became Helnze'. r"! " ' M" C0U'a PM . . I lUUBUUllDII UllUU aitU.UW.UUU. l.iv Tint It wasn't. It was ln his blood. Spank yotr- . ,.. wta anmethln due to this 27- what lory ...mm tmv-man himself. As he rrew I . .'Tes. then I'll cry, end grandma will feel fYta wenB increased. Did he and a an. awfuiir aorrv sne'ii give me soma 1 . .. 1 . -t 1 - " - - - - ... I eem wuiiu nsuiu cui siui maae nis low. mine D puugui iv mu m -i'"'. I qqq lar. tcome IO me sunaoo at nm miui pumw Thlrtv-two vaara Aid tia hnla k. .ri.. be mined It regardless of other lines, be- of SUndju.d oil and Amalgamated at cause tne law aaui uiu cuu. ...w - bajr ,n(I wnlie they halting he Is busy apex where It led him. By this time loca- devising new methods of attack. Bveniuallv tlon and cross location and relocation h. ,, . h for-in tn.m ,n -mi. made a mining map of Butte resemble noth- on terms, and whan ha dna .111 lng as much as a criss-cross of lines, thrown Ju.tiy have earned his title as the Napoleon napnazara on a sswi 0. wmv. paper. prr of tn, copper world. HENRY E. KNAPP. senting original locations, relocations auu mining claims, no two ot the same size and shape. aeeklaa Hew Fields. A young German town (Pa.) mother ln putting her (-year-old son to bed noticed that ha clambered under tr cover, witn cut saying hi. prayers, she grew reproach fuU "Why, Warren, mother never knew you to forget your prayer, before." "In' deed, mother," was the reply, I didn't forget. Grace and I said them for four nights during the rain yesterday, when we couldn't play. We would have gotten through the whole week It nurse had not come to dross us." RELIGIOUS. LABOR AXD INDISTHY. Th IfiiiIm. nf XVaalavan unl varaltv I By this time. 1896. Helnse was rich and I Middleton. Conn., the oldest Methodlat col- his Butte business, now well organized, he lB? In the country, have given their offl i.m . . 1.11. v. I clal sanction to a bicentennial celebration I ""-"-o"' I of tha birth of John Wealev ln June lEnrt. I The Loweu. Mass.. textile scnooi now nas 1 souant new neias. 1 T.r,i. narn in 1 ninety day scholars, ana si mgni pupils. 1 Tn ,jeeDy mountains of the Kootensy. lea was built In the town of Groton, New S'nd' SSTtlSr -boulderlng the upper Columbia 1.000 uJ-"'VS i" ITl'h?" Yon CAN wuh laces, embroideries, calicoes snd colored prints with ordinary laundry sosp but you ought not to. The proper way is to use It is safer and infinitely better. ' Good for bath and toilet, si well as for fancy laundry purposes. Taice sisss lauadty, met katk aad toilat, JJ aval Codeaw pilaiar, eaatala lng airactioBS lor Cudosaa't suay oats, seat aa request. Thi Citoaht Paccnto Co. Omaha... Kansas Otj. Cbicaoo, Feb. s, isos. Knbwltoa Danderluo Co.. Chloajto ler Sirs; 1 have used your Diuidarlu lor Dearly six months, and I thluk II Is Just Una. My hair aow sneaaums four lent and ooa loch aud It was leas than two fact tune when 1 eomnMioced to use your tonic I am roiuf to It up aad Just bow long It will suako cu) hair grow, ttlucerety yours, . SS61 Ktnbark Ave. DNDEttlNE Is absorbed most e&cerly by ilia Ktiii, ana Us progenies are so Uivlg oratlug and siraoitlhauing thai It uiaUr Uio hair .ruw unusually Uik-a aud luiig. W baa aipLe4 to tua scalp It Is )ua( as aura to pro dure an abundant uf tuns, flossy hair as a torltte sou la to pruuuoo veeiaika taa tho Sends ars sown. It is wsrsisf .sl.n aarywhora. We guarantee liiat one M. utile of U will do tha hair mure suod than a gallon of any other hair tunic aver nutde. Bo turo yoo get tue gffnuina, uala auly by TV Hnowlt Uaadrrtaa CaCbloaea, " ftfte-. boo. aud St AO xrUti. All druyits kaop Iiaoderiue or will order U tut you ti you aak them. f-a-a, r? to show how quickly PandartDO rULL acts, the hsua kua Iaauanue Ok-CUluaga, wul send a Uf aainuks frao by latura avail lo anyuoo obo acuds us Ibis - adTartlanuietil wllb luelr tusmo aud addraae au4 ISO la aUver of asaJBH to ajr jaaa Vor asUo ht Bootom ator Peac ftowU organised. They axe. for the wives of ---a 7 7-"'" iwv """ the storms of S years have beaten upon unloniats. t I from sea. had attracted the ever restless I j, jt j, uil well preeorvod. Tha National Association of Manafao-1 American prospector. And when he came I nishnn rmna nf Alhanv celahrated hla turers will hold Its next convention ln Jn- I k nA.K...H ijii...imiu .nl,i.an I .Av.ntith hirthtlav nn Mirrh 1 mA shout dlanapolla, Ind.. beginning April 14 and ... . .,K ' . -.,. I W0 cltlaens. representing many varied In tuitu- tore aays. I - - --" I treu, called on him and presented their Tha flattlev Plow comDanv of Bnrlnrfleld. I winaing uewaney trail, wnere lor ntteen 1 conaratulatlons. aa well aa a Durso con- Ill., haa sued forty-two of lu striking om- I years pack horses hsd carried aupplles to 1 Ulning over tl.50o ln gold. I ft a ff mtmmt ploveo for 160,001) damages for Uylng to I Uolated Brlti.n outDosU bocame a hlah. I Dudley Buck, the famous composer and I 1 fl I laa l it 1 1 Interfere with It. busing I JZ., organlat. who recently, resigned as organ-1 fill 1 1" kill W I L nicago s .uw ciouung majiers win re-1 -list, alter many years service, at uoiy celve an advance ln wages. The advance I from the pine forests on a mountain side, I Trinity church, Brooklyn, has been en applleo to vest and panu makers and Du,y witB qoo MODle. and the names I gad organist of Mytnouth church. Lo Rol. Centre Star and War Eagle reached Toronto and Butte. Helnse came on horse back and saw mountalna of ore that to bring cash must pass through a smelter. maklnr eoiuDauiea In Ureat Britain has a I He built one at Trail on the Columbia. I ndt for last year. Still Lr. Orea-K will set Philadelphia, engineer erecting two blast I seven miles down from the mines. Then he I a year and ha has an assistant paa- rumaces on tne American pian ana win pui 1 tft ftftn non f , K . , I lor. In nve and reorgaiUse 1U entire works. " !f -! !. It t The Very Rev. Bister Agnes Mary, su- nianutaa over trade lurlsdlctlon have I et ou tBe Ore. freight by team was 12 1 nrl..r f tha Academr oF Notra Duna. broken out In a new direction. Now It la I a ton and uncertain In delivery and quaa- Philadelphia, haa been appointed provln- Don't Wait. There will be a big demand for offices in April and May. If you want a good selection look oyer our rooms now. Remember that the rental price includes light, heat, water and Janitor service you might say, insurance, too, for it's a fire proof building. List of vacant rooms in The Bee Biiildin Ground Floor. Rental. Per Month. ROOM Hi uz43 feet. Faces Seventeenth street and has windows along tho alley. This Is a large, light room, arid the rental price Includes beat, light, water and janitor service. It haa an entrance both on The Boo Building Court and Seventeenth street Price KB. OS First Floor. SUITES 101 1 There Is no finer office suite In Omaha than this one. amounts to t or 1 cents on each garment. Porta KJeo clararmakers have sained U more per 1.0U0 without strike. The brick- lavera. csrmniers ana Dunioni ok ma isi- I and have organised aunng uie last montn. One ot tho biggest and beat known Iron Henry Ward Ueecher'a old congregation. Rev. Dr. David Gregg, pastor ot the L favetto Avenue presDyteruui church. Brooklyn, haa distinguished himself by cutting down his salary 2,u00 a year be cause tne treasurers repon snowed a ae- Howell's ' Just fllU the bill as a cough and cold cure. Do not risk pneumonia, croup and consumption by neglecting a bad cold. Antl-Kawf is all you need, but you need it quickly. the International Association of Machinists I lty. Hs built fourteen miles of tortunua I clal of the order In the United States, to and the United Metal Workers' Interna- " l" " . . Zl .. V "T succeed the late Mother Julia, and Sister tlonai union that are accusing each other ""'"' ana car- Geonrlana. superior of the New England of encroachlnc on the other's territory. I rled the ore. Brlzham Touna-'a narrow-1 Nc.vltla.te. at Waitham. Mass.. has been President James M. Lornch of the Inter- gauge frem Salt Lake south supplied roll-1 appointed to the presidency of the new national Typographical union will have ? ,,. Tha . I Trinity college, Wauhlngton. Slater Agnes U.ii,wi. V. oi.L.luon for re-election M11 stock. The prophets former private 1 k..m her novitiate in Ciurfnmitl twenty when tne voles are cast tne tnira wednesv 1 car carriea uni miner, scnemer ana cap- I years ago. Rev. Dr. Edward Everett Hale. Dr. JvIm RtsnHLh. nmaldent of tha atavflowar position. The principal contest will be for - .v Dul cue .meiter oareiy -y miny other prominent dtl- the first vice presidency, the candidates I held its own. The RosaUnd ores were ln Bena of Maaoachusetia, have commended belna: Charles E. Hawkes, the prevent In- I ..net H.m. Mfr.in.. ... j I , 1 h. lH.utnr nf tha lists tha itoiitlnn I cumbent. and John W. Mays ox Minneapolis. I ..Mm.,.n- ,1. ...u.. ..... ol the Capo Cod Memorial association for The 'sweet tooth" Is an Important factor " 1"" la n appropriation of tAtnu for the erection S5.oo a r.ionTu Specialist In il DISEASES and DISORDERS of MEN. 13 years la Omaha. SYPHILIS cured by the QUICK. EOT, safest and most natural niathod ihsi aavs yet neon Oisoswu-ao. Bonn every sign and symptom disappears omplotaly and forever. No "BRAKIN1 OUT" of the disease on the skin or face. In Ihe commerce of the world. kance pro- I treasures duces annually about li3.iMJ.Ono iwunds of I u was Intended to crush Heinse while chocolate and bonbons, la 14 the output ..-n1vu ,ha hnrri.r H. amounted to Ca,uuo.uuO pounds or bonbons I . . " 7 .7 . and n.Ou.ouu pounds of chocolate and nine-I and lost a cash subsidy from the Ottawa tenth, of this was consumed at home. Great I government to aid in building 100 miles ot ttniain maiiuisriiurs v. am snurv 1111117 I .1 that arnuM ou. tin inniuui I .k. .i,.l ..nnrts laraa ouantlllra I BOW railway that WOUld Open Up 100,000 to Africa, India and America. Herman y I square miles of new country. This angered ranks third in the manufacture of confeo- I Canadian Pacific. He was encroachlna Oonary. but Is gaining on aer rivaia. domala and t.kln. th.lr oarooia. Cook'. Champagne to atrlctly pure. Iltea. They threatened to cut off his ship- There is ao better dinner wine than I menu, to parallel his road and ruin his Cook'. Imperial Extra Vrj ChAmnagaa, It I smelter by making lower rates elsewhere. itiaa dlaoft jour toad. lUeUtis . horuoa grew anaaowea. The av- of a monument at Provlncetown to com. mnmnrata tha sliminjt of the cooinact In the cabin of the Mayflower and the flrat lundiiia- of the Pilgrim at Provlncetown. Oov. McLan of Connecticut has named PrUiav. Vlnnh 28. ai a day of faallnsl and prayer. This is Oood Friday, the date that la usually chosen In Connecticut for tha annual fast day. The governor recom mends that the people of tha state on that day "ln their horns and churches, de voutly turn their thoughts and dreiree from the things that periah with the uaLiia to I hoe I perishable treasures that bring to the children of men peaca and honor and hapvlneas and a faiUs that know no A cure that Is guaranteed to bo parmaaanl for life. VIDinnnriC "red. Method aaw. lAnlUUuLLC without cuttlnsr. nam: ao d.taotloa frota work; permanent cure sruaawAiaasi. WEAK HEX from Excesses or Victims an Nervous Debllltv or Eihauation u..t. tag Weakness with Early Daoar ln Touost . V. . A I .. 1. . . . i . SIM. HIUUI. Afw, 111 S VS V I IU, T I . aUl Strang th. with orgaus Impaired .and weak. TIl7rVMJ oured with a new Home Ti aaunoat. Mo pain, no dotnorlon from bualnaaa, Kldnsiy aad Bladdar TmuLUs Csassasmitswiwsa Twaalaaana by Mali. CMAJVOaJI VOW. la B. Mtss St, It la Ineatail lust on the right hand of the great marble stairway, and has unusually iarge winaows looaing upon tne iront entrance way Of tne building. It fronts on Farnara street. One room is 17xJ and the other sxl. It has a burglar-proof vault, marble mantel-piece, hardwood floors, and will be treacoed to suit tenant Price 7S.0t ROOM 104 This room is just at the head of the main stairway on the first floor. It would be a very desirable omce for some real estate man or con tractor. Tha floor apace Is ltixls feet Price S20.0. Second Floor. ll'ITB 220 1 This suite consists of three rooms; a waiting room t2zIT and two small rooms 8x10. It has an entrance in the broad corridor facing the magnificent court, and has hardwood floors and a large burglar-proof vault. It laces north. It Is well adapted for the uss ot two doctors or two law yers Price MOOt ROOM a-fcii igixio feet. Faces east and is located close to the elevators, a sign on window can be readily aean by auy one passing up ITarnani .treat Prli nana Third Floor. ROOM oxll feet. This la a light, pleasant room. It has been newly decorated, and like all rooms in The Bee Building, the - price Includes ' light, heat, water and Janitor service Price tllOfi ROOM satti This room Is 17x32 feet and will be divided to suit the tenant. This room is particularly adacted for some conoern needing large floor space and Is a decidedly handsome ortloe, having an entrance facing the court and windows looking out ui-on (Seventeenth street. It has a very large burglar-proof vault, hard woo floors and Is one of the cnoloast offi ces in the building Price S0.9t Fourth Floor. ROOM 401i 15x13 feet This room Is next to the elevator and faces court.' It ' haa a large burglar-proof vault and la well ventilated. Has good light, and for the price furnishes flrst-class aocomqiodatlons Price 117.6 ROOM 40Ti This room 12x11. Faces the west side of the court and Is a room that la cool ln summer and warm la winter; Is well lighted and well va- . Ulated Price flXM ROOM 4iai 1Sx17U. Divided Into reception room and private office. Haa burglar-proof vault; is well lighted Price 11.0t Fifth Floor. ROOM BSOi This room Is 17x20. Faces north and would be specially well - adapted for an architect, or any one who required a good light for drafting Price 125.0. CITE 514i This la a very large room. 17xil feet. It faces weet, but la very light and well ventilated. It la very seldom that space ot this slae Is of fered in The Bee Building. It could be used to advantage by some firm '' employing a large number of clerks, or requiring large floor apace a wholesale Jeweler, or manufacturer's agent, who would like to be In a tire-proof building, or It will be divided to suit the tenant Price $50.00 Sixth Floor. ROOM SlSiThls is a long narrow room 11x24. The location la not desirable, but for the amount ot floor space and the accommodations which are In. k eluded In the rental price of The Bee Building, the price la very low. .Price 115.01 R. C. PETERS & CO., Cental Af eats. Ground Floor, Bee Building. '
