TI1E OMAITA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY. OCTOBER IS. 1002.
3
HUNT FOR TRAIN ROBBERS
Ittjnt;ti tlt Several Earparta Ar
itEF,ASK STATE B.tt SHOW UP IU
Have mm taweeal aawet of Cash
Rl aad r ar AM
Farataa Morr 1 Wava
T"im a f ttff Correeprnflcrt
LINCOLN. Ort. IT (Special Aa arr-t
or tao in lb train robbery rf 1 ei
peccd at any time. Is fan. It ia hinted
Tinrui men bare been quietly taken Into
runnir and sue tinned at to tbeir bert -about
c.a tbe tight of tbe robbery. Mott
of these bar been let go. but it was
hinted tonignt by aa officer tbat a few sus
pects might 1 found in lomt of tb rear
cells if a thorough search was made.
Tbs Burlington people have turned mora
toes loose oa thta robbery than ever be
fore is a similar cane. Local detectives.
Ptnkenons and county officers have been
fcuslly at work, end tbe set ta gradually
narrowing. It m said today that tbe ri
proa company he reported tbat tbe booty
of tbe robber. Hirer. gold, nickel and
peonies, amounted to a vela-tat of (
pounds. Tb impossibility of carrying this
lar and tbe belief tbat it baa been cached
omewbere nar tbe scene baa led to a
watch being kept that will not be relaxed
for week.
Tbe officers have given ft out tbat tbey
will pay tbe tl.OOO reward to tbe man or
Dfi bs glees tbe tnTormatlo tbat will
lead to tbe capture of tbe men, and will
not claim any of it for whatever part tbey
may hare in tbe capture or tbe actual tak
ing. Several of thv tellowa who have been
"sweated" were found to be ne'er-do-wells
a bo boasted is tbeir cups and talked mys
teriously. Tbetr atorlea have been run
down and found to be simply bombast
(Wat ret rr Water Righta.
Secretary Xtobsoa of the State Board of
Irrigation hit sot tbe besricg of tbe con
troversy over contending claimants for tbe
pig water right la Seotta Bluff county, to
oncer at tbe office of tbe state board in the
capltol October 2&. Three claimant ap
pear at cooteeta.su for tbe irrigation rights
covering a tract of anme O.fKH) acre of
land in that county. Tears ago the Farm
er' Canal company obtained tbe original
water right, but after building Borne twenty
one milas of canal, failed to complete tbe
work aa contemplated and agreed to sell
out. The Intending purchasers were tbe
Farmers' Irrigation district and Robert
talker. At tbat time tbe irrigation dis
trict named was formed.- It voted an issue
of 40fi.fMK of bonds for tbe completion of
tbe canal and other works, hut the deal for
tbe transfer of the right seems never to
have been completed, because tbe bonds
were never sold. Recently Will lam Frank
applied for a water right covering that dis
trict, alleging tbat nothing has been done
toward the completion of the old project
at me IRKS. It is to settle the rights of tbe
respective claimants that tbe bearing is to
toper as above indicated.
The state treasurer today received S17.000
more of tbe old bonds of the irsO.lHtO issue
"which was recently refunded, making H7E.
000 of that issue thus fsr turned is by tbe
holders. It la understood that some of tbe
holders of the old bonds refuse te torn in
their holdings.
Requisition issued today from tbe gov
crnor'a omna for Joseph Warwick., who is
granted by tbe Douglas county authorities
far tbe alleged theft of sundry clothing, fn
croding a dress suit case, collars, shirts,
necktie and otlier accoutrements f the
four hundred, frost iwvhl R. BoCman. The
value of th g is placed st 40. Tbe
paper show that W arwick ia now under
arrest in Chicago and Thomas Ueyee is
deputed to go after him.
Tbe Fanner' Grain. Flour. Feed, Coal
and Uve Stork association of Thayer. Tork
county, ha filed articles of Incorporation
wtth an authorised capital stock of fl(i.WK).
R. B. Frio and fifteen others appear as
Incorporators.
(BltiB) f lifkrtika Batki.
Secretary Royse of the State Banking
Board has Just completed his quarterly re
port of the condition of Nebraska bunks.
It shows that tbe number of banks in
creased during tbe three montbs from 4;.S
te 4fiS. sn1 eomparlsona made with tbe
condition as sboan three months since
must take into contl deration tbe increase
In tbe cumber of bsnka.
"'It must be gratifying to Nebraskans.
aald Secretary Foyse, in discuss
ing his report, "to know thst at a
period when there are rumor of a severe
financial atrlngency in eastern money cen
ters and eastern banking institutions sre
finding it extremely difficult ta maintain
legal reserve the banks of this state
were never ia a mare procperoua and
Siealtby condition. Neier in tbe history of
the state has its banking facilities and
equipments teen In so good a position te
meet any seemingly possible emergencies.
"On September Hi. Ifd!. Nebraska banks
vnder state supervision br-ld a reserve of
t t-t per oent of tbeir total depostta. Tbe
amount required by Jaw ia Is per cent, ei
rept la clues of K.OO populstion. where
ever Sfi per cent reserve s reQured. O!
Ibis reserve llS,Plt.rr.f7, or S l- per cent
ts ia the banks' vaults and with other banks
west of tbe Mississippi river, and tl.ll.
ISs.ns. or JC per cent, is wtth banks east
Gold Medal
At Pin-Amerkzn Eipoiltioa.
Unlike Any Other !
Tbo full tavor, tbe 6eMcloua qual
ity, the absalaVe Taritj, of lw.
Mj Break la l Cuca Cisunui.h
It tram allot bar
So trvatanrar arHh alkabaa; a
svaulteratlna with fltar. atsrrh or
trrorxi raoaa shells; aothtng put th
umtirt and 4UgaatIbi firaduct of
taa cbotoast Coa
Ask Your Dealer for It.
ef tbe Wlssisslppi river. With so larre a
reserve and eo small a per rentage of It
i:h eastern bankt. tbe financial etr1rrTicy
in tbe east can have but little or Be erect
upon braJtka banks and this ronflrtioji
rtauld rrmtfe aty doubt from the minds
of tbe few who are tar-lined te entertain
sry doubt as to tbe prrparefineas of tbe
banks tf tbe stste e fnrnisb eufflctert fends
19 move Nebraska's enc-njtiu crops. ,lt
ts the reetilt of a pattal or total failure
of crops, rather than that of an abundant
crop such as Neh-aska ba been blessed
with thi rear, that is viewed with alerm
by bankers. Tet !t will be seen by the
following comparison that regardless of last
year's pari 11 crop failure, ahirb a as gen
eral thmigbout tbe state. Nebraska banks
kept right to growing until tbey have
reached tbe preent high standfd
"?ince tbe report of June I. drposiu
in banks under etate supervision have in
creased. IUK 5: loans and discounts
increared, 2.fi(tO.TlJ.O. "Inee the report of
September ltd. 1H01. deposits have Increased.
M.Wia.B; loans and flisconn's hsve ln
rreased. sC.flu.K?-.
Talate tateaaeat.
"Abstract of the condition of the arete
and prtvate banks. Including savings banks,
at tbe close of business on September IS.
1MI2. total number of bank reporting
together a-iib tbe comparative statement of
tbe 4i,s banks reporting on June t,
F.EfDrREB
Ser-t H. Jtrre 1,
1 lla
i-rttns snfl discount. gJ9.n-.:c ttiLT K 1
f 'verdrt fts
etoi k s . eecuritifav
.tuagrocTit. cistm.
etc
t'nded Ststes bonds
on hand
tue from national.
5.0tX.7l
state and private
banks u.d bankers. 10.vjTl.EE.fi Il.!J.S4!i.
Bi'ijiia nouwe rurru
ture s-nd flsturea....
Othr roal estate
Current erpenses and
taxes paid
Premium on United
Ptste and otber
bonds
CHeb on band
Ctber assets
l.r.Tng.K
4S.4SE. BO
1JST.RT fit
71
sw.dcrr
C,nO0S
.
l'CA.m
Wi.li
Totals
M7.HE.0B1. e45.4M.Sft.i3
LlABrLITIEB
CipitsJ Ftock paid in. I T.n.aoii W t T.Kl.lVl.lin
Surplus fund l.r743S18 ln.G35 7
i ra,vioo prorts l,EI.4.ll
ltvicienas un;iald
Ietolts K.8E.r:.
Notes and bills redis-
counted Kl.MT 74
Biiis payable 6.T1.06
1.4c. f- nt
ia.TH4.4n
44.4M i
Totals
I.I a r la
:.li.(Sl.n 4B.4MX.uI
aVars Cathaaiaatie.
Tbe Lincoln High school foot ball team
has put In soma very lively practice for the
last two weeks, preparatory to tomorrow's
game with Omaha. As high a thirty
oandidates for place on tbe team have
been out 00 'he field and each evening two
elevens hsve been doing their hardest work.
Every member of tbe team except Matson
has recovered from tbe bruising scrap of
last Saturday at Iwa Moines, and he ex
pects 10 be In good form by tomorrow.
The pupils have been holding mass meet
ings and enthusiasm has been rampant
New yells intended to express tbeir oeri
aion of the visitors and confidence in the
prowess of tbe borne team have been faith
fully practiced.
The rivalry between the two teams has
been Intense. Last year each won a game,
the locals winning by 17 to 0 on tbe Lin
cola field and losing by 11 to 6 at Omaha
In IWie tbey played to a draw, neither aide
acoring. while in 1B! Lincoln secured a
victory by 11 to 6.
Wettest Ever Kaswa
G. A. Loveland. section director for the
climate and crop service division of tbe
Weather bureau, in charge of Nebraska
records, say that tbe present fall haa been
the wettest In t awry-seven years. He
ays:
The month was characterised by low tem
perature and excessive rainfall. The hlth-
i est temperature of tbe month occurred very
generally on me 7th. on tbe r.h a killing
trost occurred in tbe northwestern portion
Of the state: on the 11th and 1.1th killing
frosts occurred generally In the state. The
minimum temperature was below freezing
st most stations, and at tbe remaining sta
tions it was only a few degrees abeve frees
lng Nearly the whole rainfall of the month
occurred in the last ten csvs. The rainfall
lit 1 ftfrt h '.let r. . ' . , 1 . .
nititT inn B-nn Tit(m.a r...m .
to Tour inch-s fell during the thre dsvs
Tbe mran pressure was 3b.S inches, which
is about .( of an inch helow the normal
for September. The highest curing tlie
month a-ss 3ti4fc inches, at North Platte, on
1b- lith. and the iowet u .SI Inches
j at Valentine., on the IBih.
!The rm-an temperature for tbe state, as
detfrmmed from tbf recoras of eightv
eight ststions mas bit degr.es which is
atiout .i degree below the sversge of the
, last taenty-aeven years The highest tem-
jwrsture was 11 degrees, at C.iiasv and
i lmi-lal. on the Tin. snd the lowest M
degrees, st Gering. on tbe 12th. The mean
dtlly range of tcm;crature. a cionputed
from the records of slxty-flve eikUorie. a-ss
il degrees, aud the mean of the greater.t
daily range was 4. 2 degrees. Tbe greatest
daily renge at any ststion was degrees,
st Fort H-hlnson. on th iith
The sverage precipitation for the state
as Determined froir the recoros of 13T sts
tions. a ss 14s inches, a hich is 1.64 inches
abc.ve tbe sversge for the past twentv
eeven years. Tbe largest was 7 4 inches,
at Col.
The following table gives the tempersture
snd preclr-lta ttnn record for the smie for
this month for liie last twemy-aever years:
I Temperature
Mean. 1 Max. ; Mln.
1 Pre-
elpita
I tlon.
TEARS
l!"Hi
1T7
1!'7K
K7
K
l:i
sn.lt
,.
at. 1
til U
CI 4
It 4
6.
of J
fth
C C
Ml
Si 4
SSI
en
4S.7
4 7
at
s
f.
70 C
K.C
at 4
M.i
SI 4
i f
Si
w
K,
KK
HI
K
PH
7
M
W
1st
PC
sr.
!
K1
Vt
ul
r
i
101
ii
ne
11
14
V
)ta
Ml
Ji
m
t .
M
l.Kti
J.4H
1 74
Z 77
H Si
t.-
1 c
1 ?
1 1
4 I
e.
is
fits
l. e .
J.'C
1.21
i.&v
.r
J.!
S.S"
4C
J ti
4. mi
l.h
I
5 !
a I
2S
K. I
31 I
1
i4 I
H j
!
rr 1
1W . .
, 3HW ..
is
i
;
9
17
l4 ..
l:ai ..
1
17 1
iW
i :: '
1! .. ... '
ti n i
isjc
Ai-eeage iar T7,
years 1
22
3 I
FU3ITIYE BANKER WRITES
f baaB-rrlalB Wtlllaat Btetara to Te
raak If Vaaravatee4l Aataiaat
froaecatloav.
TECt MFEH. Neb, Oct. 17 (Special Tel
egram. Cashier C. M. Chamberlain s at
torney here baa delivered a letter from
that gentleman t Receiver William A.
Campbell of the defunct Chamberlain bank.
Mr. Chamberlain baa taken all precaution
le keep hi anere bouta secret, dating tbe
letter only aith tbe month and day, and it , 4 fusion rally here hast night was ad
probably paased through other hands be- i dressed by Ic Lynian, candidate for state
fore his attorney received it. Mr. Cham- j it assurer and Mr. Brennan, candidate for
berialn refers ts another letter a hich b i remmicsioBer of public lands and
wrote ts tbe receiver, but which Mr. Camp- ! buildings on tbe personal aide of
bell did not receive. He aay at thst time 1 the campaign. V. H. Thompsoa. candidate
he expressed his aorrow at bring unable t : for governor, addressed himself to state
keep tbe back going here, at his inability
t raise ready money and bear grief-
stricken ne waa te have It rloae. He says, j
to, that he rota that be was pleased that I
Mr. Campbell had been appotnted reoeivrr.
la this letter be aes that he will will-
, ingly return te Tecatnsea. and thst he
, cuuld be of great neaettt ta Mr. Campbell
in straightening up tbe bank aJUura. and
that hs could aaee tb depositor thousands
of dollar He balieve there are enough
aaarts te make ta lasUtuuoa faty out is
full and he dua not want u t the oe
pusilura auflor. b ill rt-tura upca tb
The
Illustrated
Bee
F
OR C0NVENT10V 1S-
Uort tbe Dett numner of
The Llu-t rated Be will be
f especial iDtret. It wilj a
contain a large number of pictures 4
of tbe prominent me of the church of
tbe Disciples of Christ with short but
well written and authentic history of 4
the church. In addition te this fea-
tare tbe number will oflrr tbe usual J
attractive literary and pictorial treats. 4
all of them esperially calculated for
The Bee's patron. ?
CtaKCIS Ratio MkE is a name ,
a
liirbly honored is tbe CbHsUas
church, for General Drake is no: 4
only one of tbe wealthiest men ia tbe
church, but his stewardship of the
wealth placed in fast keeping has been 4
ucb as has ensbled him to forward
the material welfare of his brethren.
A splendid pic-tore of this soldier
Idler 4
phi-
lawyer, financier, sts teaman and
lanthropist is used for a frontispiect
of the forthcoming number of Tht
Illustrated Be.
J rt)QX AND CtOTBof the enure 1 J
" of tae liisciple 0f Christ i tbe
tltVe of a special article dealing with J
tbe history of the church and telling 4
of its birth and advance ta lta pros-
ent proud position among America 4
religious bodies. Accompanying this
article are pictures of a great many J
of tbe leading workers In the church. 4
men ant women, most of whom are
in attendance on tbe convention noa J
in session at Omaha.
J TUCK OOUEtS OF THE EST sbowf
tbe pboto taken by a staff ar- .
tist of the leading players who took
J part in the competition for tbe Inter- 4
state championship at tbe Country
J Club llnka Pome of the beet known J
4 golfers of the west are shown in
4 characteristic attitude in this collec-
lion, for none of tbe pictures acre J
4 pooed, all being snapshots taken as 4
tbe contest progressed
around the :
links. In tbe lot are splendid nic- .
ture of R. R. Kimball, winner of the 4
tournament, end 'W'arren Dickinson,
tbe runner-up. .
nails A CITY OF 0KLSR0Si told
e"hout by Frank G. Cartionior in J
his weekly letter, and the writer 4
give us quite another Paris. In- 4
stead of the efferveacent lite of the 4
gay capitol which receive the time
of most writers. Mr. Carpenter gets J
down to tbe real Paris, tbe Indus- 4
trial life of a city which baa more
than BE .000 workshops and manufac-
tortea. and telle tie about tbe people 4
who earn their living by exercise of J
.killed hands. It la illustrated from
pictures made in Paris. 4
ILEA'S Fa.HOL'S FOOL TOW El" abere
imape i-oofle wero cocfine3 and 4
treated worse thsa criminals under
tbe mistaken notion of a bygone day, J
is to be raxed. A special article As- 4
scribe this tructure, which was de-
signed as a charity and intended by 4
the kind-hearted emperor who bad it 4
built to embody tbe beat tbat could
be contrived for the unfortunate
lunatics, but which was little less 4
than a place of torture. J
Li0 Ml'KmC IS L4.VD0F 0PHII tell
of tbe crest cumber and ex 4
ceedlcg ferocity of wild beasts in the t
land whence King Soioman derived his 4
golden treasure. In that tropical re-
gion tbe jungle hat closed in oa what
was once a populous and highly de- 4
veloped region, and beasts and reptiles
roam or creep about the moldy ruin
of forgotten cities. Some of tbe ex-
citing adventures of Dr. Carl Peterx. J
tbe noted German scientist, who re-
cently explored this region are given. J
pDEPEKDLKT OF TBESE FE4TlES.
I tbe next number of Tbe Klustra-4
ted Bee will have more of special in J
PM-est than any recent issue has con-
tained. Pictures of the delegate te
the Nebraska Grand Lodge, Degree of J
Honor, and the officers they elected:
picture taken at the Glen wood apple
carnival; old settlors of Coitl county; 4
tbe new St. Mary's bosptta at Colum- 4
bus; the Battle Creek Woman' Re- J
lief Corp, and other pictures of ia-
wrest will be Banked by 1 be usual
chatty comment, selected anecdotes .
and personal comment. If you are 4
not now a subscriber yon should order
the paper from your newsdealer todsy. 4
4
4
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Illustrated
Bee
condition, however, tbat be ts aaanred that
be win have as criminal action to defend.
He does net tear the outcome af such pro
ceeding, hut bit family aaa himself have
Buffered enough already. Closing, be says
be ta about te enter a hospital tor aa op
eration for a serious trouble, and. with tbe
best results, be will be confined to his
tied at leaat one month. The stories as
printed ia ths newspapers about different
peep- seeing him at varies place, he
say, are all untrue, with the eaception
tbat be ssw D. S. Oder in St. Joseph tbe
Toesday after the bank tailed.
rataaaa Rally at rLatlaaaawtk.
PLATTSM MTH. Neb.. Cct. 17 (Special !
and U. H Hanks, candidate for congress.
1 oc-ennod his remarks t national lsauea
f a
to S-ee -M ska a am.'
WAHOO. Neb . Oct. 17 Special w bes
the new tbat "W, hoe Sam" would play
ball la Omaha Saturday and Sunday reached
hare arrangemrnte were bogua for a ape
ual train. Oa Sunday morning t 3
special traia will leave bare via the Elk
hera railroad for Omaha, rstuming at 11
p. m. Sam Crsafurt has a grrat masy ad
mirer 1 WkkM ah will b ba aaat at
ta -ax SLSda t root tor him
ROBBERS CCT THROAT
?lifT Eia f VratT and Letvt Eim Vy
tb lam dud ta ZHa.
WiiDPifE tS COMPLETELY SEVtFtD
taafcle treat. Vat Write Rle Stsry
aaa aa a tealt Oae Maa Is taaer
A rr-e at a a 4 PVIte aeareh
for Aaataer.
NOF.F'OLK. Neb.. Ort IT (Special Tele
gram.) George Hodge, colored, was founS
about 1 e'rlotk this morning a block eas
of the Main street brldgr, by a hackdrlver.
with his throat cut aim art from ear te ear.
The hackmaB called a policeman and tbe
two conveyed the injured maa to the offlc
of Dr. Mtmoon, a here his wound was at
tended ta The trachea was cut two
third of tb way through, and tbe external
layer of the Jugular vein severed. The
doctor said tbe cut was clean and smooth,
as though atone with a rasor. It required
fifteen stitches te close tbe wound. A
ailver tube was placed la tbe trachea.
He waa quite weak from loss of blood,
but after a saline Injection he revived
sufficiently ts ten something of hat condi
tion. Though unable to speak, be could
by signs and writing give answers te ques
tions put to bim. In this way it was learned
that be bad been employed as coalheaver
at the Fremont, Elkhorn aV Missouri Val
ley round bouse. Two days aga he quit
work and yesterday, in company with two
white men, had been drinking considera
bly. He had about lid with him. and after
about 10 o'clock he and his companions
started across tbe North Fork. When they
reached the place where be was found, be
was knocked down, robbed and bis throat
cut
Two warrant were sworn out today for
the arrest of Maj Spahr and J. A. B&lrd
Balrd was arrested in thr sugar factory
yard, where be waa firing on tb Fre
mont, Elknom ft Missouri Valley switch
engine. He denies having had anything to
do with tbe deed, admitting, however, that
be was with tbe otber twa. who were
stranger to him. until they began te quar
rel. Then be ran away and knew nothing
cf the colored man having his throat cut
until this morning. He is held pending an
investigation.
phr baa sot as yet been apprehended.
That tbe man did not die It a miracle, as
be must have remained where be fell at
least two hours before being discovered.
He had bled profusely and at the time of
his discovery wss delirious. Hs Beams to
have a good chance for recovery.
MICKEY STATES HIS POSITION
Kara Positively tkat at Ha Tiaie Baa
He MaeV Aay fleaare to
Rallrwaa.
GRAND IELAVD, Neb., Oct. 17 (Special
Telegram.) Hon. J. H. Mickey and Hon.
0. W. N orris addressed an audience at
Ancient Order of Tnited Workmen hall
thia evening, both addresses heing well re
ceived. Mr. Mirkey in closing especially
emphasized the fact that be waa not nom
inated by tbe railroads, but was untram
meled in every way. saying:
"I have noticed that in some newspapers
it .is charged that my nomination was
brought about by an agreement among the
railroad interest of tbe state, based upon
an arrangement with sue previous 40 tbe
meeting of tbe state conversion. This is a
serious onarga. Tb people have a right
ta know if U hi trtrx.- A, maa who weald
content ta be used by put claet at the
expense of the others wotild not he worthy
of support. I desire to say most emphat
ically that under no circumstance would I
place myself in such s position. let "me
go further and say that I received the
nomination for governor without making
a single pledge aa te wnat I would do IT
elected. I am still entirely untrammtJed
and will remain so, only Baying that If
elected, as far as I have the ability I shall
do what I think is for tbe welfare of the
a bole people of the state. 1 confess that
I have an ambition that it should tie said
of me. 'He made a good governor. and it
shall be my purpose so to conduct the
affairs of tbe stsla that this may be truth
fully said."
r-see a 41 Iftrlts
Besso.
BEATRICE. Neb.. Ort. 17. (Special Tele
gram. The Twenty-second Tfctted Btates
infsntry. enroute from Fort Riley to
Omaha, tamped four milee east of here lsst
right. Tbe troops broke rsmp at 7 o'clock
this morning and will spend tbe night near
firth .
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Iowa Will Get Btala
lacteal.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 17 Forecast t
For Nebraska Fair. Saturday and
Pun-
dt?
For Illinois Raia Sstorday with rising
temperature; Sunday, clearing and cooler.
Fresh southeast winds, becoming northwest.
For Iowa Showers hsrurdsy; Sunday
fair, warmer in north portion.
For Kansas Fair Saturday, cooler in east
portion; Sunday, fair.
fw Missouri Sbewers and cooler Satur
day: Sunday, fair.
For Montana.'Vryoming and Colorado
Fair. Saturday and Sunday.
For North and South Dakota Fair, and
warmer Saturday: Sunday, fatr and cooler.
Local aVeara.
OmCI OF THE wxiTHER BfREAt".
CMAHA. Oct i:. Omaha record of tem
perature and precipitauon compared wiih
tb currespuoding day cf the last three
years:
lC. laa. ino ie
Maximum lemperat tire . . . 74 at S
Vluinuum temperature.... ET PS 37 SH
Mess temperature is "2
pmipltatkin '
Renore of temperature and pre i(..t'ion
at Omaha for m oay and anot March 1.
lfcC:
Ncrmal lemperat u 52
Fxcess for tbe day n
Total eaoeos Kim March 1
Normal precipitation inch
Iwificieocy foi the day inch
Tot.kJ lalnfall aim March 1 E .40 inches
IwhclencT since March 1 1 7t ti bes
Innriency for cor. partofl, iwl... 6 m inrliee
Deficiency for cor. period, lsw... inches
Bteert Cream tialtaas at 7 f. M.
1 H g; t
CONDrTlON OF THE
WEATHER.
HI
hraha. partly cloudy ' ? 74
VaVtiune. clxar ov
Nurth Piatte. clear j, 7ii
Cheyer.n. cliuay ' i"
Salt Lake, clear : kt, f
haptd City, clear : iA 44
Huron, tlear an
VUhsion. clear i; as
ttiicago. cloudy an
St l.uls, rtlr cluufly i 6K 14
ill Paul, ciuiwi I 14 .
Davenport raining I 12
Kanaas Oty. ciear ' 7t
Hkvre. cletr j f 4.
Heiena. riuudy a
hmtnl, clear an w
Galvasioa. clear ! 75 7u
indicates trace of ?irnpittloTi
1 A i.lH
Leal 1 aracasi CiXhc
THREATENED
The Rcmarkablc
Experience of an
Old Lady 84 Years
of Age Whom Pc
runa Cured o f
Catarrh of the Kid'
neys.
Mr& Susannah
MRSSL SUSfiNNAH 'hHENBV Jn ifl l t
ofBurbank.Cau
If Hale and hearty at the ace of f r 7
HAIE AND HEARTY
84 YEARS THANKS TO PE-RUNA
Li or t c.Mn j umnr t s r- l. n u luwh.n
BrRBANK, CAU Mrs. Busancah Kr- '
Henry, now of this piece, aas tttacked
with kidney complaint while living at Ba
ling. Wo.. End was advised t r come to
California In tbe hoje thet a ensure of
climate micht help her. but this It failed
to do, as the was confined to her tied at) 5
the doctors in attendance had finally told
her thfy could do nothing fcr ber.
It was then she began to use Peruna
and had Improved so much within a few
months that on April f. last, sbe rode
seven miles to Los Angeles, spent tbe
forenoon on a shopping tour, and at noon
tripped ap a long flight of stairs to hsve
ber photograph taken. Her letter reads i
as follows:
"1 think I ow my life to tb vse of j
Peruna. I have tried innumerable doc- i
lore and medicines, but of no avail. The '
doctors gave me up. saving tbey could '
do nothing for roe. as my death waa only
a matter of a short time.
"Then I began tbe use of Penma and
am glad to aay that instead of being con
fined to my bed with the dreed kidney
romplaint I am up and about.
"1 am M years cf age. yet 1 rode seven
miles to ls Angeles, sjient the forenoon
shopping snd dim tied a long flight of
stairs to have my photo taken to send to
WOMAN IS BURNED TO DEATH I
Mrs. Jafca Meck-ar ef t. Joseph.
Haa a Daaarbter Besld
iaa ta Oaaahav.
ST. JOSEPH. Kb.. Oct. 17. iFpecml Tele
gram. ) 'W'hllr getting breakfast this morn
ing tbe clothing of Mrs. Jobs Markay.
wife of an employe of tbe Burlington,
caught fire from an ordinary stove and she
waa buried to death.
Her husband was at home at the time.
Mrs. Karkay has two daughters living in
Kansas City and one in Omaha.
DOCTOR WORKS FOR CHARITY
l .areas Perforaas Maa y Opt nlim
ia Chirac Free of
Char a
CHICAGO. Oct. 17 Dr. Adolph Lreni
will leave Chicago for Salt Lake City and
San Francisco next week.
His achievements In this city have
brought bim a great number of reQuesti
from all parta of the Tniied States and he
has accepted one case In Salt Lake City.
He performed twenty operations today, all
tree of chart a
SNYDER WANTS NEW TRIAL!
Briber Seateaeea
to
l1w Tear t
Asks that His Caa Bo
Resarsei.
ST. DOnS. Oct. 17. Arguments for a new
trial in the case of . M. Snyder, banker
and promoter, convicted of bribery and i
given the aentence of five years in tbe '
penitentiary, were commenced is Judge '
Ryan's court todsy. .
At the request of Judge Priot. for the
defease, the argument were continued oce I
week.
atie Starts t irr.
BEATRICE. Neb., Oct 17. (Fperial Tele
gram! Fire today destroyed five large
stark of hay on tbe Nathan ElikcJy farm 1
near thia city: losa, 13U0. The re was
caused by sparks from a locomotive.
'Inner Lining
StomacH
Must be caeca by
ocstra inj tne ua
healthy najcaa that
prevents prayer
flow mi tr gastru
I Bice. Clinarj
l-mrnsi T ablets
Kpsia ana ioAt
NAITS
DYSPEPSIA
CURE
reach the scat of (Watc Nau'l
ZwsTerpaiak Car wffl snake a
rsswliit our- Scad tar frooklct, fret
U rKANfc KAIi, 2C3 braadway. K.T. Oy
Sold by Staerman at McConnfcil
Drug Co. irk and Diioge ft.,
naha, and U sdit.g druggista.
DEATH FROM KIDNEY TROUBLE
mm Mam a
WW
McHenhv
AT THE ACE OF
the Peruna manufacturers as a sample of
what tbeir valuable medicine has done for
me.
"I candidly believe I would have been
!n my grave today but for tbe use of
Peruna." Pusannah McHrnry.
Klaaey Irtiable ia October.
Look out for kidney trouble In October.
Tbe beat of summer is past. Tbe activity
of skin petTpiration has ceased. During
tbe hot months a great portion of tbe
blood poisons have been
eliminated
through the skin by sweating.
Is October the cold days and nights
put an end to this and throws tbe whole
responsibility upon tbe kidneys. The kid
neys are obliged to dq an extra am-juct of
work. This is very likely to scad ts kidney
diseases.
IS ore cases of kidney disease originat e
In October than all tbe other months of the
year. Catarrh of tbe kidneys is very apt
to set In when tree perspiration of tbe
bkin is stopped A abort course of Peruna
Is very desirable to prevent thia At
least those woo have experienced any '
warning rymptome of kidney disease
should Iwgm Peruna without delay. j
(atirra of HJ4 ae a. '
Peruna reatbns tbe sest of tbe difficulty
by elimiuatlng the catarrh from tbe kid- '
Vaster Specialist
la Private Diseases
of Men.
Dili
W k. COOL
o) ft
CURED TO STAY
Cn secour.t of Its frightful bldeouaoees Blond Poisoning Is commonly called
tb King of all Ineeaar. It may be either nureditary or eonu-actea. Once the srs
tern i ttnted with it. tne disease niiy manifest itaelf in tna fnrm of Scrofula.
Ecsema, P.tieummc Patn. Buff or Swollen Joints. Ernptlona or Copper Colored
Ppotf on the Fc or Hvly. little fleers, in tb Mouth or on the Tongue, Sors
Throat. Swollen Tcnsiis. 1 ailing tut of Hair r.r tyetirowa, and finat'y a L-prous-llke
iJecay of tin Fieah ana kotie If ton have any of tbeee or similar symp
toms, get p.ROWX'f EIjOOD Cl'P.E lmmedisieiy This treatment is p!actu:a.ly
the resjlt nf life work It cimta!n no du.tetoM Oruss "r otber lTi..u-iou medicinos
of any kind It goes tc tbe very potior of The Olaaase and forces out ei'el f
particle of Impuniy. !;i(n evcrj' sign nni srmp"m Cltapirear co:npie:e'y and
firever Ttie blood, ti-e Tlr.sue. the f)wh. te t.c'.iep auci tn wlioi si-aieni are
cieanaetl. purtnec and reatored to perfe t lieai'h. snd the jittient preparo anew
for the dLtie and pieasurri. of K' l.lmffV S U10'.D t'l'P.E K. a bonis,
lasts one month MADE BT DR. BRuWN. IX Arch Street Philadelphia,
aald aaJy kr bheraaaa at Me4aax-lt brs .. 14Hh aV D4ft Sla (lamaka.
AGENTS
WANTED
We wrgut an PtJe pent In rT town d3 hamlet to take nb
scTiirtona. There Is a food rep-u Is r lprtime in It for erery mriivr agent
who will give all or i.art of hi tlma to the work. This Is a rpleixlld
opportunity for acy furtuer wbo his a horse aud l-ugg? and wasta a
reniuwrBtive twcujiation for the fall and winter ni'iuths. fterUl tudtipr
tuect to eiiMTM Dced -h asnera.
Address for furtbT jiarticul ars.
The Twentieth Century Farmer.
Omaha, Nebraska.
Saved Bv Pe-ru-na.
Rode Seven Miles
A Carriage t o
Some Shopring
ter a Few Wee'ts
of Pe-ru-aa.
D o
Af-
Use
HAVING HtR PlCTirBCTAKEH
FORTHIPERUNACa
peys. Even afier all ctber remedies havs
failed Peruna brinpa prompt relief.
Catarrh of tbe kidneys in October has
become so established in this climate thst
It is stupendous folly to neglect any pre
caution. There is no t.se to ase diuretics.
There Is no nse te iar remedies thst
simply stimulate tbe kdnrys. 'Vrhet la
needed Is s remedy thst operstes to
eleense the kidneys of s!1 catarrhal taint.
This is what Peruna will de. Peruna
1 absolutely unique aa a remedy for thia
rlaas of disessee.
Take HeWatUate. '
Substitutions for Peruna ars without
exception, frauds. Peruna la la a clasa
all by J'.aelf. , Nothing . la Just as ..good.
Nothing can be substiruted wttb-nny suc
cess whatever. Inslf-l upon having Peruna.
i Beware of substitutea. Never allow any
one to persuade you that be has a remedy
that will do tbe same thing that Peruna
doea.
IT you do not derive prompt and satis-
i factory results from tbe nse of Teruca,
write at once to Ir. Hartman, giving a
full statement of your case and b will
le pleased to give you his valuable sdvlre
gratis.
Afldrcas In. Hartman. president of the
Hartman Sanitarium. Columbus, Ohio.
Private Diseases
of Men
In the treatment of Private DISEASES OF MEN, te which
our practice is limited and to which our exclusive thought
and experience has been devoted for more than S years,
W"E GIVE A LEQA-L. WRITTEN GfARANTEE TO CrP.E
PERFECTLT AND TERMANENTLT or refund every cent
paid. If troubled with VARICOCELE. 1MPOTE3CCY.
BLOOD POISON OR REFLEX DISORDERS it will psy you
to consult us at ofnoe or by letter. CONSULTATION FREE,
and If you take treatment charge will be entirely satisfac
lorv to you EVERTTHINQ BTRICTLT PRIVATE AND
OOKFTDENTIALv
Cook Medical Company
112 South lath St Over Dajlj Sew. Omaha.
A
CURED FOREVER
To Take Sub
scriptions 1" The
Twentieth Cen
tury Farmer
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