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    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY. MARCII 20, 1002.
WILL TOUCn OMAHA REBATES
lxterrute ComiceTt Oonranwdoti'i 8uit at J
East City Applied Hen.
10CAL SHlPPtFS INTERESTED IK CASE
It Maedasses Iseeee Railroads are
Eseeeted to aa achate
'Omaha aa Well aa
Xaterest ess
circlet by the
erouted la local railroad
that tht Interstate I
Commerce eoromlselo is bringing pro
ceedings to compel Chlcago-Kantst City
railroad to cease cutting and rebatlai
freight rates, boeso It la admitted that
be rem Hi of the iavrstlgstica and sab i
bequest rulings aad agreements will apply
directly to Chicago-Omaha lines as welt
F"lvi af tba eight railroads against which
tba Injunctions were Instituted la Kan
aaa City ara Omaha railroads and three
of tbeai ar Omshs-Cbtrajro (ruck lln
Tbasa ara tbo Burliagtoa, tha Rock Island
aad tb Chicago, Milwaukee dc St. Paal.
The elea Identity of tha Interests of the
two basis. Chicago-KSDaas City and Chi
frota the tart that the T,ta trr,,or - 1b extreme eeetb
yr each. I; ta learned 'n " ' tba Tar and Hoer-
cago-Omaha, arltes
Tata la I be asm for
from local oonmercla Interests that tb
f i Tors offered shippers are also aaalagons
a theae two runs. Tha Cut ta 1SH cents per
lot pounds oa oafcirg s
.tb printed schedule acd ostentibl tied
charg af tl cents ta ttisd here as well
a at Kansas City.
Kaewlng this, the commission Is thus
enabled to kill two birds with one stone.
Over tba sbe-alders of the Keasas City 11 res
they task ths Chicago-Omaha lines aa well,
and whatcTer la meted out t tb on elars
wfll be capable of a similar Interpretation
as retcarda tha traffic here. Tb railroads
local shippers say, will undoubtedly eaas
rebating here without farther parley In tht
vent that they ar laid bare la tha course
of tb preeent ineestlgatloa and com
manded to atop it oa ths other run.
tlart Volley Cwlowlaotloa).
rirteca tbotiasBd Is ths number of peo
ple the Colon Pacific railway hopes to
bring lata .Nebraska aad locate along the
Platte river valley. That tba bont coloni
sation project of this railroad was so wast
as this hsd aot bees Imagined, but Imral-
atratioa Aareat George L. McDoaoagb of tha
a retain aald yesterday that be had room for
about that tnaay and Intended to put tbem
ta If untiring energy could do it.
This. then, becomes one of the largest, of
' the Union Pacific's many new plans for
building up Us system and tha territory
covered by It. The four other principal
chemea for Immediate eperatioa are the
- building of the cut-off acroae Great Salt
Lake, the renovation aad revision of the
entire Southern Pacific line from Lucin at
tha west cad of this cut-off to Saa Praa-
clare, the establishment of extensive Dutch
Irrigation colonies la Wyoming, with rail
road extensions to accommodate them as
emaaded, and finally the carrying of many
thousands of people Into the Thunder Meua-
tela tnlaUkC district.
The local eplonlsatloa scheme has twa
features. First, tb railroad ha deter-
mined apoa Daakarda as the exclusive ool-
nist class for this project. The thrift, aa- I
potior srricnlutrsl husbandry aad general
high moral standard of these people In-
fUaecced the choice. The ether feature Is
the method which the road has employed ta
(si a the ieelred end. It has put tha matter
into the heads of a Duakard himself, and a 1
prominent one. Mr. McDoaough at of that
faith aad la known the country ever. When
It was ' decided last December to . briag
DuBkards ta Nebraska he waa appointed
tmmlgretioa agent for the road to handle
ibis affair. During the three months that
have elapsed alace then he has beea busy I Blair giving each apeaker la turn a raccp-among-
his brethren and the wholesale ml- I ties so quiz ileal aad yet aa flattering that
(ration la about to start now. , I
The Duakarda are te be brought from they were uttered, aad still more ao after
Illinois. Indiana aad as fsr east as Peansyl- ward. Mr. Whltmore of Valley. Neb.; Mrs.
Tenia. The Idea that la etrongest la pre.
vailing upon them te move is that they can I
aell their preaest farm holdings for 12i or I
t.10 an acre, come to Nebraska and buy
better land for fU aa acre.
Kowadry Resvosts lircitr-iH.
It waa Impossible to confirm among: o fa
cials of the motive power department of tha
Cnloa Pacific railway yesterday tha report
that the foundry at the h;ps was soon ta ba I
dUacoatiaoed. It waa stated, however, that
such a move would be a gradual oae, aad
eoaM not be coasummated la leas ths a
many months' time.
Anient; the aaoldera, meanwhile, the Idea
that their place of occupatioa ta aaca te be
shut dowa has gained strong credence, and
60V. WE RAVE THE
UED10SE THAT YOU KEED.
OTHER MetMCIKeS CVKB SOrtETIMES,
i
Bat SmltR'B r Xeaatala
TaUr Care ETrry Tle.
' Smith's Grora Xouatsia Pwcnoxator,
ompottndrd of food Tersaoet root
sad aarba, sac beea for more tbaa a
euarter of a century two beet and taoet
aaaeoaaf al blood medic lbs know. Ver
p-r.t U its home Venn oct, the home
of para air, bsrba and rooU rich in cura
tive power, aad etrong. atardy, riforwxa
people.
A celebrated -Sootcb pbyaiclaa, tnsiU
iaf Xortiara Vetatost tot bis baaltli,
first compounded it and worked many
wonderful aurea sritb it- ' Ba left tba
formula aa a Precious lxcy ta'tba
oerUoa wbere ba disco re red, aad toe
aaaay years VermonUrs have a&ada It
their family aaedicina.
Xew capitalists, aoting iU retaarkabla
toeord, hav secured tbis medicine, aaa
are placing it wiUua tba reach of every
hods..
It doesn't claim to work miracle, but
tte record shows that it never fails ta
cases of impure or this blood, dyspepaia
and all stomach. liver, kidney and oiaa
dcr troaUe. It doesn't offer mere tem
porary relief by tba actio of aootblnc;
draga. Wa want yoa to try tbU aaedi
cina. It can rare yoa joat aa it baa
cured thousands.
-I have a-o a vtettoa Tr2l
aaartv w yvara, wa tiMff"
trS2tbs arrl.f C r;f
aat aad Shfwa. U-lmg oac. TLfJ
locoi arurrna ad out ut tkro or
U(MtilMrrva LTZAkTi-I;
k auv M B vs of si ' WK
ti, M ... Varv trulv wmi. f-red l. a.iS I SB
Corporal Q. Co, trt Com. VL lat.
Try it If tt doesn't 7
tif w aromlse, yoa cam bare ywar
BBoeey back.
Oosioii Store
DPtUQ DEPT.
SOLE AGEnQY.
considerable aaxlety Is result tsg.
r.-.
Br men ar ew cloved la the foundry.
thv T-r- tm mM Ahmil tTS o BM 1
lnaportaae ta ladustrtal communitr.
Nat only are locomotive parts wb la
this foundry, . bat alee general machinery
p1eca. Xe machines arc built there entire,
but all repairing Incident te the machine
shops it dead. Tbe ebolishmeel of tb
foundry would mess that this work aiust
be Aoae anas ber elee aad erresg-emests
woeld doubtless be mode with some lsrg
foundry eompeny ta SoaIl the rata Pa
tint work.
At preeeat tb construct loe of the pattera
shop ta being poshed. Till la )ast weet af
tba foundry and tie d Irseniioas arc JopxH)
feet. Oac ead of the Brat floor trUl b aat
asids as the pattera abop, with t
empewyed. The remainder of that Boor ant
all of tha second Boor will ba pattera atore
room. The fouDdry could aet esslly ba dis
continued till thia storehouse la finished.
At present the pattera shop force Is work
ing In a portion of the ear shoe
quarter arc considerably era roped.
a Ka-w Reek lalead Spar.
Geaeral A rest Rutherford of tha Chlces.
Rock lalaad di Paetfle railway said yester
day ba bad lust beea apprised that his 11a
will build a spar lata tba cm Balds la tha
aortbera porUoa of New Mexico at owe a.
rufm, rwnmng irav a point oeiwees
Seata Fa aad Lea Vegas northward. At
present oaly tba Dearer dc Rio Grande aad
tha Seata Tt railroads tap this section,
which Is rery rich la coal.
Another phase, though a minor ona. af
this extension, will ba that It will probably
glv tha Rock Island a lis ta Las Vegaa.
Tb spar will be built ever from Tocumearl
oa tba new cut-oil ta 13 Paso, aad Las
Tegas would aot ba greatly oat of tba way
la going ta tba coal Selds. Tba 11a will ba
about 10 miles long aad will reach gener
al!-7 northwest from Tucumeari. Las Vegaa
Is about fifty mil directly weau
ANNUAL BANQUET OF. UNITY
Hoale. Creators Cawsforto ssd Twaiata
Cotablw to Make Enjoy
able Affair.
Music, creature comforts and toasts, both
brilliaat aad pithy, combined te make aa
enjoyable aoccoss of the fourth anaaal baa
quel bald by tb members of Calty church
last alght la that edifice,' It waa aa occa
ion of com mom congratnlatioa and good
fellowship, seasoned with aclBtillatlng
humor and sedate logic from tha tongues
of half a score of clever speakers-
Three years ago Miss Rowena Morse, now
studying for tha ministry, wuggeated ta
Cnlty church thia Idea of aa annual gather
tag at which neither ths mental, spiritual
nor physical phases of Individual eatitl
were to be neglected. The first such was
a grand success. Similar bappiaesa baa at
tended each la tara aiaoe thea. The affairs
are always held la March.
One hundred aad twenty-five people oat
at the banquet last ai-ht and the tables
overflowed the chapel of the church,
teadlag out late the audi tori am. At :M
the feast started, and aot tin t o'clock were
a-etters arrived at the point where Toast -
aatr Judge Blair epaaed the oral bat
terlea. The toasts were all attractive ssd
interesting-. Kev. Newtoa Maaa, Mies
Laura Pfelffer. Mr. C. R. Sherman. Mrs
lTaak Heller and Dr. D. A, root spoke oa
themes ranging from sow till thea, frota
oreatry to religVea. Thea Oscar Care Uses
delighted the company with a bass solo.
which he was compelled to follow with an
encore. Equally charming were musical
numbers by Mrs. J. Davis aad Mrs-JH. T.
toe. ue lormer oa the pipe organ, tha 1st
ter vocally.
Aad there were five more toasts Judge
ths speeches were a aueeees eves before
Horace I. Bettls. Mr. Everlngfaam. Mr
Harry Brome and Mrs. Alderaoa were the
Ba qcintei. A a fltlng coeclusloa ths
aasemblage sang -America"
te the rolling
Botes of the orgsa.
DEATH OF Jl. FRUEHAUF
nearer Clttaea Eaatree tadldealy,
fere Medical Aestataaee
Cwold Boaea Bias.
J. I. rraehauf. aged 65 years, aa old-time
resident af Omaha, died at his heme, IIS
South Twenty-first street, at o'clock yes
terday morning of heart disease. During the
eight Mr. rraebaat eemnlalaed of teellag ill
and got out of bed-. After sitting up for a
few minutes he lay dowa oa a eofa. Mrs.
Fraehaaf spresd a cover aver him aad the
illness seemed te pass away. About 1
o'clock Mrs. Freehauf heard her a usee ad
draw a deep breath, aad galng to him found
that he was dying. ' A physlciaa waa at
ones summoned, bat life was estlact before
his arrival.
Mr. mehauf was ths proprietor of a
news store at tSt South Sixteenth street
aad had beea la bueiaees la Omaha since
1st:. Us cam te this rlty la 16 front
Iglaa. Austria, his brrtpplaee. M was
prominent la German circle aad affiliated
with the Germs s societies of lb city, being
oaper tally Interested la educational work
aatoag the Germans. He leaves a widow
aad three children. Prod rruehauf of
Welertown, Wav. aad Mrs. K. Heeft aad
Mrs. K. U Hoag af thm chy. The fun oral
will occur at I o'clock Friday afternooa
from the family residence; . in term est at
Poreet LawB-
Ptickly Ash Bit ter rare diaeaee of the
kidneys, cleanses and ertrengtheaa th liver.
stomsrh aad bowels.
Amusements.
At tba BeydU .
"Hunting for Haw kiss." a farce comedy
written eriiaal!y tor- Bddie Clrard of -Na
tural Gas" fsBie. aad Eddie Oervte, who
starred ta the piece two seasons age was
presented al tba Boyd Vedaesday Bight br
a typUal "oee-alght ataed eompsayy The
redeeming features of the performer a, rf
such they may be called, are vaudfeville
slants, several of which ar clever enough
te be eatertalalBC- The eagagemaat ie
far two snare pet farms aces, oae tonight
aad the final oae Friday aigrht.
There ta
wot Os Araaaaeae QaaJlty
Will Tesl.
We have delivered the goods aad Meet fit
Chaadoa has fumped and ia lumping. Th
1 across of 1W1 over 1M e.ual ZU.4U
BMUlea. betbg areater thaa 1 per e
the eembiaed tacrooa of all the other
champagne houses. Meet A Chaadoa
"Whit Seal." Bperaay. Fraace. the acme
of perfection Adv.
Marriage Urease were Useed yesterdsy
te the f elles trig:
Nome d Heeideneo
Age
.... a
Charles Care a. SujiS yenana
Eotth Oeawll. Aibrttai. e
rl w Tarw IMuhl
.... u
u.nMnu M. Walton. Omaha U
ii . m . i-4 I Cawniit. Omaha
Idwnt K- Hasoiitaa. Omaha St
rr.r.k A Baroatt. South Omaha . xt
btane Tboraen. South Omaha
rttrtat H Kueal. Miliar
.mat iirftMMr. touoias county....
Arthur R Awirtwta. twitkt -
hlewoe c. v wa&aax, C'Skatta u
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Local Pacifi. Court Unci Bam for Sit
Ksit Order.
ARE COMPETING NOW H EARNEST
Are aa Well Raalppe-d aa Ch trace
Flrva aad F-rwpwee to Get the
Phlllpplae Baelweao Herletrw
tlea flac-re Assvsseed.
South Omaha packers are entering ac
tively Into competition with Chicago aad
Kansas City markets la bidding for govern
ment ceatracta. Wlthla the last few days
Armour a Company of South Omaha secured
a contract from the government for lM,n
pounds of meats te be sent to the Philip
pines. . Of the shipment owe oaf will be
hams aad three cars of bacon. All of the
meat eeld te the government for oae abroad
Is subjected te rigid tespoctloa. la order
te prepare the meat te last aa Indefinite
ta any climate special cure Is
used. Hams are cured for sixty days aad
the bacon goes through a process opacified
by the gov ere meet. The meat purchased
here tor govern meat use Is inspected three
times. Plrst whea the aaimala ar alaugbt-
ered, sea la whea the portions are seat t
the smoke house and lastly whea taken
from tbe smoke house. Those Inspections
here are made by tbe chief commissary of
the Department of the MlaeourL
Of the order sent to the local Aratoer
plaat tbe first shipment will be made on
April 1 and th second May tt. Tbe gov-
ere meat, ta aaklag for blda designates th
dates of shipment. la speaking yesterday
of these foretga ahlpmeata a packer said
"The Sooth Omaha packers ar prepared
to take care of any amount of bwstaesa tbe
government desires te give us. Of course
bids are received oa a competitive basis
aad the packers here are out after tbe
trade. have aa good facilitlea her
for curing ateats for tbe Phllipplaes as
there are at other parking points aad aatur
ally ws expect considerable business. The
railroad facilitlea here are axcelleat aaa
shipments cea be made ta the coast at
less expect than from other live stock
renters.
Hegrotraaa
Members of the city council bsve deslg-
aatrd the following places for the regis
tration booths oa March 2
Plrst ward First precinct, drag store.
Tweatieth and Missouri s venae; Recced pre
cinct. Collins- Music store. Twenty-fourth
aad K streets.
Second ward First precinct, - Kubat's
drug store. Twenty-fourth aad Q streets
second precinct, Plvonks'e feed store. Twee
ty-first and Q streets.
Third ward First precinct. Broad well
Rich coal office. Albright ; aeeend arectaet.
Thirty-fourth and W streets.
Fourth ward First precinct, Oflermaa's
heteL. Twenty-fifth aad P streets: eerotit
precinct. SOtl Q street.
Fifth ward First precinct, Bradford
Kinsley's lumber office. Twenty-eighth aad
F streets; eeeoad p redact. Good Sberbard
bulldlng. Thirty-sink aad N otreota.
Sixth ward First precinct. Guthrie's
meat market. Tweaty-teurth aad streets
eeeoad proclact, Gallaghers barber shea.
Tweaty-fourth and 1 streets.
BM a- Keaaalteaa) Kail.
Ttore was aa 'enthusiastic rally' of
pub: .cans at Fraaek's batt last alght. the
meeting betas held under the ausplors of
the Norwegian-Americas Republican clou.
Frank Keutsky, republican candidate for
mayor, was present aad aset with a most
cordial reception. The asms msy bs said
of toe other republican candidates who were
present. Brief addresses .were made aad
the meeting was decidedly enthusiastic from
start te finish. The aeat big rally of re
publicans will bs Friday eight at Wood
man ball. Tweaty-nfth and N streets, whea
all of the candidates will be present aad
speak.
fileaao Gets Frwst. ,
The Sloan meeting called for Evans' hall.
Twenty-eighth and R streets, last eight
proved a frost. Oaly a few of those whs
believe la Sloaae aad his campaign sort nodi
were the is, Th majority of the audience
was made up of curious democrats aad re
publicans, who merely wished te see the
candidate fur mayor whe la trying to suae
la under the tent and te hear what he had
te say tor himself. Elosne la bis remarks
dwelt mostly opoa hi record whea he was
mayor, aeray back la mi. whea the city
waa la Its Infancy. He has little, if any
thing, ta say of ta questions of the day.
Oae democrat whe attended the meeting
last alght remarked when it was over that
Sloana eucfct te to wsy back and ait
down."
Heaaltal Charity Ball.
Committees from the Sooth Omaha Hos
pital aseeclatiea ar bow caavasslng tbe
city wHh tickets for the fourth annual ball
of th assoclatlea. which will be at the
Exchange Meaday evening. March II-
Ticketa are being sold at 12 per couple.
This includes refreshmeots. It Is ex
pected by moans of this ball ta raise autta
aum of money tor the hospital.- Th balls
given la the past bsve beea financial sno
res ad these la charge ef the affair
this year took for a a iarrease la the re
ceipts over last year.
Lsarb Dealers Protect.
A few days ago meatloe was assde la Th
Bee of a move oa the part of local res-
tauraat keepers te protest te the oeuacfl
against tbe maintenance of aight lunch
wagons oa tha streets. A common k-atloa
from D. J. Flyaa. who operates one of tbe
wagoaa. asserts that the food furaishod
from luaeh wagoaa hi aa good aa that sup
plied by assay of the chepheaoee. Mr.
Flyaa further ssys that tbe meat ased oa
the alght luaxh wagons Is purchased from
city marketa. which are sap posed te bo in
spected by the rlty meat Inspector. From
t tad teat hoc It looks as far there will
ba a brely fight oa ta ease the rostaarnat
keepers try to have the eeuacil keep the
aight luach wages off the streets.
Maate City Ceaela.
Ceuntv Commlsoteiter O'Keeffe Is rustl
rating la tbe eoutn.
William Brennsn, asetstant supertyend-
eat at Cudahy a. te oa the sick list.
The Board ef Health aset yvsteraay after
nous aad trenanctooV routine auaineaa.
rirmorrarte candidates sre now flltns
their espenaee ef aoaunatioa waa toe clt
ciers.
xtaa llrrtla Keefer baa returned te bar
duties at tbe postomce arter tuae asys tt
ration. -
A sen wss bora yesterdsy to Mr. and
Mrs. timer Chneienaoo, Thirteenth an U
etreele.
Oaa Martin of lows la her, the gueet af
his brother. Psrrtch Marun. Twenty
and asid N streets.
Pork Butchers union No. B mot Tueodsy
night and iadoreed Joeeoh Biaha and 'Mik
BmMh tor aaemDere at tne rny cvum.ii.
TTm Mkdwav Inveototeat coauisnr pro
cured pormtta yesterSay fur the erection ef
three cottogva at xweniy-eiais ana sturox
stroota.
Nebraska lodge No. ZTT. Ancient Oroeref
Cnlted Morkn. aset last tu(M ana eta
cuaMd ians fur the erection of a tcmpie
at Twetux -ftftb and M etreete.
m fmiiv evenlna ths Touno Vvoi ie
KKirttM ut the ctiy eul aivo s eectal and
eniertautmont at Workman ball for the
benefit af the Saiitb-C'olbura coarcrta
Btraaaera are rortlieUr lnviioa.
Ma Oalia Clark waa tbo eerlsmstory
control at tbe Presbyterta-a rhurrb Tuea
oar msht and ahe will reweaewt tbe South
Omaha High anoui et the state oreioncel
iuual te be aid at rkurfoia.
Foorkng that ooobo q jOTloi might
rstaed stwut the Crawford s stems uaot
the recent avmorraiic vustriM
ths Oemoceaite oaaaxialea ar etioxtfc te
fu peuuona la oraer ie be oa the sai t aide.
MADE NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT
Dr. Miller Helseraseo Hie Bspreeee
Tlesee as to tbe Dees' to
ftsslird.
OMAHA. March If To tb Editor of Th
Bee: Too aay that I was mistskea whea
said la th World-Herald that hlmetal
a waa dead. I was not mistaken, al
though, agreetag with The Bee eettre'v
the refercace te Senator Joaeo clearly
shews that I meaat the aa-eoat dollar ta
that allasioa to bimstalism. I was thea
speaking ef the bimetal lam of the Jeoes
Bryaa bread, but I are referred la the
same connection t The Bes s aad Senator
Hill'a kind of blmetalltm. or tbe double
standard of mosey In which It Is supposed
that gold aad stiver are Jointly weed as
the rtsBdard. I denied, aad deny now. that
this kind of bimetallsm ever had any
1st esc la our country.
I alee eald la ths World-Herald, aad ask
permission to re neat la Tbe Bee, that whlls
there ha bee aa alternative a so (aot tie.
aa tba type la the former mad me aay) of
the two metals la Fraace aad ether coun
tries under certs la coedltroas as to stand
ard. I meaat both were never oa need. Two
yardsticks caanet be weed la measuring
value any more thaa they caa be need la
measuring calico.
This country never saw bimetallsm. or a
double staadard of value. Mr. Jefferson
brought It upoa a silver basis for a season.
aad It was tbra planted or a gold basis.
Ia all the dlvergeaciee of wsr and peace
for snarly seventy years It has remained
oa that aoual basis. All staiesaeats to
the contrary are. aad always have been,
simply untrue aad mislesdlng. 1'ntll fies-
ator Jiaes msde the discovery of the fa-era
dollar this astiea. ia all its history, asrer
coined but lean.ooe silver dollars.
GBORGB U MILLER-
SAMSON APPEALS FOR FUNDS
Mia Kalahta Vote to Allow Cbrtstlaa
thsrrk rsaveatlss Ise
of Cell sea w.
At the meeting ef the Board of Governors
of ths Knights of Ak-Sar-Bea reprcsenta-
ttvos from the general committee of the
Christian church coaventiea res seated the
use of the Coliseum building for the con
vert Ion te be held here la October. The
beard created them tbe use of the betiding
free of cost, with tbe anderstaadine; thai
the cammtttea would pay for the coat of
maintenance, lights and host while the
coaventioa was In progress and would make
ths necessary alterations at its owa ex
pease. Ssmeoa will begia active work today, i
for thea will be aeat to each peraoa ia tbe
city who should subscribe te tbe parade
fund a tetter of which the foil owing is a
copy:
The Ak-8sr-Ben fell festivities of isst
Iesr were the most successful la its his
tory. Notwithstanding tbe public calamity
and rainy weather, tbe program as out
lined wrss faithfully carried out. end
through the efforts or the osrd tbe state
encampment was touted here, bring ing
tnouesnds of visitors to our city, which
must have Increased tbe business of every
lerrbaat.
Tb giei mil's by personal effort are
rereful of the expenditures and will not
tncur any liability beyond the funds la
stent an t that end you are asked te
snake rowr eubecrtptton as large as pos
sible, thst the beard may be sseured thst
the boslnees interests of tbe city appreciate
Its effort a
Many new feature' will be brought for
ward that will prove Interesting and tbe
governors expect, and should aave. the
hearty co-operation of every .resident ef
the city.
Please alga and return' tbe endowed card
and let a ail m'k a united effort to place
tfte name of On ba still higher among the
galaxy of west? So. cltle "Ywvirs for Greater
Omaha. - SAMSON.
Where caa yra rarest money snore' profit
ably thaa by bayiac a bottle of Prickly Ash
Brttsr t yoa got lour for see. A kidney
asedlrlae, a liver toalc, -eHoeaach etresgth
aaer and bowel cleanser. Four medicines
for oae dollar.'
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Miss J reals Dewey, oaogbter of the
deputy county clerk: Is thought te bsve
pessed tbe dsager poiat la kr attack ef
appendicitis.
Rev. Charles W. Sarldge, who bas bea
eheeot from the city for several srewks,
will hold a special service at tbe People's
church tonight.
S. Mar rules, who wss srrested on a
charge of larceny as bailee several weeks
ago. waa discharged in police, court yes
terdsy, there being; no evidence agninst
him.
L. U Eaufmana and Pt U Schricker of
Davenport, la., were et the county clerk s
oAos yesterdsv Investing tit each for a
Keener permitting them to hunt and 6h
aa a ranch near tran4 lalaad. .
Charles E. Friend, eaid ta be th founder
ef the towr of Friend, Neb, la being sued
for divorce br Wellmlna. who alleree non-
support snd offensive char res against her
ay her nuseana. i ney were mamca ai
tbe town of their came April T. UTS.
The Dee Moines Brick Manufacturing
company thinks it baa a good claim against
tne rite tr usnaAa on eome oia wirrtnu
a1 baa a one tnte the Oiatrict court or
iKturlaa countr to see If tt can aot collect
tl.S4 t7 aad a email a mount of Interest.
In the trial of Ida Mitchell, colored.
charged with larceny from the person, the
state has concluded, and the defease has
only two more witneeees to rail, so thst
before nlg-nt tne cowt win prooaotv ream
the trial ef William Norton and Richard
Non-la. charged wit a burglary
Herman Aiexaader was convicted of
throwing a reck through the window of aa
engine on the Chicago, St. Paul, htinao-
noils a omana rauroae ta police court
eaterdsy afteraooa aaa eenteured te
eeveaty-nre aaya ia Jail. Jos EieMott w-ss
seat up for twenty-nve os-s jur stealing
brass.
M. C. Peters has announced that ths
work am tha addition to the Bemte baa
actory will begin May i. The new bulid-
ina win be ma stories sad basement and
will be used for a new line of goods to be
manufactured by tbe company. A part t
ha room will be usea vy tne Americss
Hi Buear companr tor the aeoraae of
sugar produced at Nebraska factories until
su a tijua ss the sugar company caa aecurs
larger store rootae.
In the state's cases scatnst Rufu L.
Clark and Flo Comar. the county attorney
baa entered nolle pros. Clark naa sever!
lnOtctments returned against him aa the
utt of a la wnfe cbarguia ana wita tnn-
aehty, the womaa in the rase bring Miss
Cutnar. alias Mra. R. U. Bradley. Basne
weeks Sgo he was Orovght Oetr audg
Baker, then on the criminal beach, and
Br,6 tltn. he having previously aajuated
alters te bis wire s sanereeuoa.
Ia his reply te the plea te statement
filed bv the attorneys for George Hill a
Charles Hill, the county sttorney affirms
that ths alea Is tnsumcsent sns invsna.
hM-ause it Ooea not alleae the kind ef box
from which tbe grand Jurors' siamea were
drawn nor allege any legal impropriety la
the manner In which tr-y were drawn.
The Hilia sought to svoid trial-oa a rharee
of aellins' lluunr wntnout a ncense ay si
tscklng the vslldity of ths grsud jury that
indH-tea t
11
feel the exquisite thrill of motherhood wita tadeacribable dread snd
fear. Every womaa should know that the danger, paia aad horror
of child-birth c&a be entirely avoided br the oae of Mother's Friend,
s scientific liniment for external use only, which toughens sad readers
1 : . V 1 - M .U- . - M ;
Meuw u t-u BUU
ataiata nature ia its sublime
work. By it aid thouaaada
of women have passed this
great criU ia perfect uferr
sad without raia. Sold at
oalne to all women sent free.
9AUnOM mnVLATOa TwV.
Oil
- it
Oae msy sail the aeaa aad
that nrea r stairs, whs are woTJ Isformed, hsv aeithor tb Mas
aor the lBcIlnation. w betaer oa pleaaare beat or baatana, to as the
medicines which ran excessive psrraOoa aad fbea leave the Uteraai
srrans la a roaoUpated renArtlem. yrsp of Tift la aot bafM oa these
Daea. Tl ada aatarally, aria eSretlvety, cleaners. e etsea sad atrroxibea
the Internal ersaaa aad leavea tbem ta a hearth y eowdltlen.
If la need ef a laxative remedy tbe atest exroOeat b vrep of Flf. Vat
when aaythlag more thaa a Utattv b required the safe aad erteottfie plan
b to rwaraK a oempeteat pkrsiriaa and aet to re to thee atedlrlae
which rlalm U ear all manner ef dJseaaea,
Ta rallfrala Tig Srrsp Co, waa to tret ta msasfbrtars a Usootve remedy
which weald (tee aaUafbrtiea te all; a laxative which aeraViaas eeold
aaaetfoB aad oae frlead loteaimt ad to ae other ; as that today tta aaloj prsbahly
rtraed all other laxatives raethiBed. la aeme place eesalderabts eeaarttlia of
oM-Uaa ealharttra aad modera baltatten are attn aala. bat wtU tba feaorel
dlfnetoa of knee ledga, at to the beat medietas! agotMa, yrsp of fTga boa eoaM
rots general aa with the we!l-ls fnrmed, becsese k it a remedy ef ksewa valoe
aad ever beneflrlsl action.
Ta eualttv ef Syrap ef ITga b das aot oaly to the excellest osmMaattea of
the laxaUe aad carmlaatlve arlneiplea ef pleata, kaowa to aot meet beoetctatly
oa tb tysbFBx, with agreeable aad rfxreshlag hremaOe tlqaida, box alas U tt
ertinal method ef munfantare, la order to gv the gwauln aad tat beaaaeial
effecta oa ahonM alwayi note
Prrsp Ca-'ptisted oa the treat
A.
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NEGRO INSULTS YOUNG WOMAN
Parrot Her oa Street and Males Vulgar
Remarks to Her.
PERSECUTION CONTINUES FOR A YEAR
Tletlaa Fl welly Deolaee to Have ear re
Arreoted aad Praeeeate. xeaple
tbo t adealraM Fablirlty
that Moot Cease. -
A. U. Bowler, colored, has beea arrestet
hy OfBr Bloom aad charged with insulting
a wemaa oa tbo atreet- Bowler was 'ar
rested at the instance of Mies Jess Kramer,
a clerk, employed ia tha atore of Cremeal
Chess, roar Sixteenth aad Paraam streets.
who ssys for over a year past Bowler has
inserted her almost dally as aha weat te
her work.
The first insult the negro offered her. eaid
Mis Kramer, waa aboot the Srst af last
winter. She was oa Farnam street between
Thirteenth aad Sixteenth streets, going- ta
work whea a colored maa. whom tbe after
ward found te be Bowler, came np behind
her and aa he passed whispered aa Indecent
remark ta ber. Miss Kramer was so fright
ened that she did not mention th Incident
to anyone- The aext mors lng shs waa again
aset at the same place by the negro, whe
mad aa obecea remark ta her.
lateraae Her Mather.
After tbe second lneult Mine Kramer la-
farmed her mother, Mrs. Lillian Kramer, a
widow residing at M4 South Thirteenth
atreet. Tbe latter desired the police ia
formed aad tbe aegre arrested. This, how
ever , Mis Kramer would aot consent to.
fearing tha publicity attached to such a
proceeding. Tbe offense wss repeated al
most dally tntr1 Mint Kramer became ao
frighteaed that aba aoeer Tea tared oa the
atreet sales it was crowded. Oa one oc
ca slsn. said Mies Kramer, tha aegrp raa
across the atreet aad la his attempt to
speak .to her oashed bar against a brick
building.
Last Toesdsy morning, while Miss Kramer
was earning to work, ebe saw tha aegro at
Fifteenth aad Harney atresia. lie followed
her to the atore door aad barred ber way,
at tbe earns time making insulting remarks.
Miss Kramer Baa fly passed by him late ths
stars aad seat a boy for aa officer. Tbe
boy notified Ofnrer Bloom and told him te
watch the colored maa, who hsd Just left
tbe treat ef th atore. The officer started
after Bowler aad arrested him la a drug
atore at Sixteeath aad Chicago streets.
Miss Kramer wan ao frighteaed aad excited
after ordering the sns a 'a arrest thst she
fatated- Sao weat to Ike police ststloa
later aad told ber story te Ctty Prosecutor
Thomas, whs Sled a complaint eg Inst
Bowler.
Did hot Kaesv Bearrw'a Same.
Miss Kramer eaid ahs did aot know the
name ef tha maa aor. had abe ever aaea
him uatll the time be began te las sit her.
She la 17 pears of ags. retaed aad well eda
rated, modest and pretty, and resides with
her widowed mother. Sbe has beea em
ployed at the Chase store for three years.
Bowler te M years ef ags. Hs does )snl-
ser work for oeverei arms aad baa a wife
aad aae child. He ia prominent among the
colored people aad lg a church member. Hs
dsales that be ever saw Miss Krsmer aad
said the Bsaa oho Insulted ber was another
peraoa of hb aoeueloiaer ah resembled
bias, htlas Kramer positively ideatlnrs Blm.
The care b aet for this afternooa.
the hoiiaehold, for without
ineat caa be complete. How
picture of mother ad babe.
aogek am ile at snd commend tbe
thoughts sad aspiration of the mother
beading otct the cradle. Tbe ordeal through
which the expectaat mother must past, how
ever, is so full of danger sod suffering thai
she looks forward to the hour whea (he shall
rank's
tt.oo nor
nn
f'. f
Addxeas I j j i
-Man l dLa, U liUI
t
3)0013
visit every had s td verrw her wtfl tsd.
the fell name of the Cempnay - vajirorsis
of every parks-
or
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PEXSIOS,
:r:s5.oo a normi
Wtr fwrvl
General Ceveraaseot.
Nebrssks: Increase, rewtoratlon. reissue,
etc. WUltsm Alfred Bsbb, Stsnton. 115;
Vrilltsra Wirt Veorhees. Cambridge, as.
Original widowa. etc Elisabeth tl. Lmrsev.
Siantoo, Uwcinda Kvana. Lexington, ts.
Iowa: Original FrankJIa H. Juckett.
Cedar Rapids. K; William S. Guthrie, Cedar
Rapids, ta. Increase, reetoratioa. reiestie,
etc August LueiofT ideadi, Brando, 6;
George E Wood. Big Rock, I. Joseph C.
Price. Wapello, tl. ; Uoorg S. Noble,
Howard, ti; George L. Bamer, Cedar Falls,
te: ieae Bailor. Wapello, tie. Original
widows, etc Minors ei Wllllsm H Smith.
Lerrabee, fll Renewal widow h-Christens
Mulklns, Shambaurh. tlt.
Soutb Dakota: locreaee, reel oration, re
issue, etc Wllllsm L. Miner. Had see, 17.
THE kElLTl MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS placed on file Wednesday,
March 1
- Worraaty Ocean.
Christ Poppennsgwi and wife te
Jnarhlm Hroikmu. lota 11 ta It
block 14. Millard .....4 IT
Caroline M. Mess and Husband to
William Johnson, w to feet lot X.
hlork & Bnaaklina add. B of county
road !3
PVoa Jahnaon and wife te Merr O,
Becker, lot 1. block . Kilhy Piece.. Mt
Auce AlldrMge end husband te M. .
Mae. ot lots 21 Bad M. block L
Matthew-e' eubdiv Zit
Juha Vt Rrhenck to N. L Dora, lot 22.
block 4. Omaha View s0
Alma C. Anureen to Z. Cuddicgtoa,
lots t and a. Benson's subdiv t.UO
olt tta I as Deeds.
Q O. Francisco to John aad Hsnnih
Fiynr.. lot 4. block tS. Booth Omaha 1
City of Omahs to G. w. VTsttlos. s
. su feet of Hsrney street, between
Thlrtv-seventh snd Thirty-eighth
streets, e cf alley I
Minnie Glandt and husband to Henry '
Rolfs. S se snd ea son, le-la-U.. l.ftnt
Fred Rolfs and wile te eame. same... I 'M
Henrv Rolfs snd wife te essn. same.. l.MO
Christ Rolfs and wlfa to as me, aware . l.
Louia Rolfs te same, same LOto
Citv of Omshs to J. E. Boyd, a strip
adjoining lot t. block IX. Omsha 1.9S
Sheriff te M. W. Acbeeon. 4.SS arras la
swv nS t-it-n o....
Same te H. S. Thomas, lots 1. Z and (,
block t. 1st sdd tb Mount Dougiae..
Same to I'hllsdelpbls Mongaa and
Trust company, lot U, block 2,
Marysvilie add
Same te same, lot 14. block L asms..
eame to tint, Jot U. block z, sams....
Total amount of transfer. ..
.tf.CtS
DAVID O'BRIEN
Manufacturer of Caady, AoVlg a
Few Words ef Praise.
OMAHA. June II. IK.
CBAMEB CHEMICAL CO.. Albany. K. T.
Cenllemea: Tear remedy for kidney
trouble, with which 1 uOard for aevornl
years, gave aae stick relief that I felt la
duty bound to address yew this letter to aay
I hat I do aot think there I a mediclae to
day that equals it for compleinte of tba
kidney. My ease wss a bsd oae, with ae
vers palaa at times, -la tact, I had ao
much distress that I was often compelled
te lay awske nights. Seeing your remedy
advertised eitenstve4y 1 waa induced to try
It. After tbe us of a few bottle I am
seals in perfect health aad aevs to thaak
your wonderful remedy for It- 1 skill rec
ommend It te all my friends having this
dire trouble. Respectfully yesra.
' DAVID O BEIK.w.
Cramer's Kidaey Cure cesses la two
sUeo fcCc aad II W si! druggists. Send for
free sample to ths
Cramer Chemical Co.,
Cclcnial Tiei
Tbe Colonial tie of ye aides tymea
120 year ago are eoiof to b tbe
proper thine for tba woxnt-a to wear
this sprtof and suiamrr W ar ehow
hie wore a ha pea, styles and variety
than any- other atore in tbe west In
ever grade Beautiful tiea in rid kid
paut kid and dull kid-Tula with
the sua metal buckle to tuattb We
lnrh the la 4 leg of Omaha to atop at
tbe atore and aee these aew aboea.
wblcb give yoa tbe teat Moa of what
will tie the correct Oil&e this year.
Drexel Shoe Co..
aasa't tg s date aaa Meeea.
aata ria iTaaat.
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Specialist
la all DISEASE!
and DISORDERI
f MEN,
IS years la Omaha.
SYPHILIS
cured by the QUICK
EST, safest end saost
natural method that
has yet bee dlatoevewd.
aVtoa ety eiga and symptom dlsanpeart
aoraaietolr and forever. No "BRKAKINO
OCT" ef tbe diaeaee an tbe aktn or face,
A euro that ta guaranteed to bo permanent
tar life.
VolRICOCaE wSbew. ewt JS:"
ao oeteatma from work; permanent cure
guaranteed.
WEAK HI frean grrssess or VtctJms
to Nervetis Debility or Exhsuetion, West
teg Weak with Esrly Decay la Tooaa;
and Middle Agwd. lack of vtm, vigwr aaa
Btrena-th. with organs Impaired acd weak. ,
gTItrCTlRBl cured with a new Horn
Treatment- No pain, no detention fror
bostneee. Kidney and Bladder Trouble.
Cowealtatlaa t roe. Trewtaeeat br Mat
cnAnaea lw. us s. iath at.
Dr. Sesrtes & Sesrlts. OiSuj, ieb.
"Man wants but
little here below"
Said a morbid poet
long years ago,
I'm prone to doubt
that ancient sage
Whoa I look at Tbe
Bee's .real "Want
Ad" page.
can TosRSEir,
Vm ate h aaeatsr.
dteBbuaxOaeivastiotia.
irmuuo or alMratMsj
waxcz cuEarjM nu enAjabvess.
K3!i:n.l, CM:- er E.eje'.i
?f you buy eliher on ef these whsls
you get ths best there is on tbs mar
hat. Theae sre mnsioered ths highest
rrade wheels, prices $, Sru. Vo aod
av; coaster brake, S extra. We have
the beet tS wheels made, call and ece
them. A new wheel 1'h Morgan
v tight three as low ss (Ik. etrat-clasa
repairing at is west prices. . , .
cor 6tjtKGO st
Edison Phenoa-rsphs and Victor Disc
Machinee. .
i
t
r3 rn 'tern. ' Paial end aot Utt '
- auMcn, I' J se ay Bwaaoa,