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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY. MAKCII 12. 1IK-3. s LaundrT Lesson Number Six, No torn clothes you need to fix I Tr Tr TV! TT Will eases up laundry work, les sens worry, and gives the satisfaction I incident to a pure soap. It cleans the clothes and saves them, too liBjjuOr Oat SLUwk Swift & Cercjurr, dingo st st-rxni n.wsrr imae oao FLOODS DO CRE1T DAMAGE Sebrun Eaiiyoadg Scnvwlj Crippie-d Yj Brifir-g IiBf Ckmftd Away. riSSISSim R.'YtR OK TKt RAKPAGE an Las. Flnnded lven la Mnnr Dlstrleta Giving Avar Before tbe rwMin of Water. (Continued from Firt rage ) Ta to had at all gvaeery i AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA ILkt Eickeik, & TaHar, ronsi Dead ia Hit Varkahcrp. SUPPOSED TO HAVE TAKEN HIS CWK LIFE ClrewaBSlnneee and farruiln Folnt to Patriae, hat Fnlle fklrl rnlMMi ! There seems to be some cocatios tor an lnaulrv ta the case of tba death of VUt Sickeik, lb tailor, whose body It bow at the morgue. Eickeik la srrpnasjed ta bare atiot himself, but the police last night seemed ts think that It vat a tasa ot murder. When Chief Brig its was aakad about tbe natter be said that lbe man bad bora killed by outsiders, aa several auspicious circum stances surrounded the ease. In tb first place, Briggs said that the bullet causing death was flrad from aa angle, la com pany with a Bee reporter a well known physician looked at tbc remains last night. 11 was found that tbe bullet entered about one in b above tba left breastbone and that it came out between tbc eighth and moth rlba and about tour Inches from tbc backbone. No bolea were shown la tbc clothing and trom powder marks en tbc flesh It it considered that tba weapon was held close.. Aa Inquest mar be beld to day, but physicians who examined tbc body last night aay that there la hardly any doubt that It waa a plain caae of juicide- feickeik, aba ias beea conducting a tail or.ng and cleaning business ta a amall way la a room on Twenty-seventh atrert, Jost north of N street, committed euicido Wed nesday forenoon. At breakfast time Bickeik appeared ta bit family tbe name aa usual, bat aoon after be entered bis shop a abot was beard, asd three wbe rushed lata tbc little abop found tbc tailor en tbe Boor with a rapine wound la hit left errant. A re volver waa tightly clutched la the right hand of tbe flrad maa, Tbe family. consisting of a wife and one child, arc left in destitute drrumataaoaa. Sioknik bad lived la Bmrth Omaha for about Tout years and waa erBidered by tbe paUoc as somewhat dissipated. He had aa arti ficial leg, and tba wife told Tnderuker Brewer that abe would have ta pawn the leg la order ta sec ure mosey enough a buy toed for beraelf asd her child. fan BvanemMat Oral a a- Locme Lawrence Dennis, tbe child evan- a-c'iat. wbe Is bit holding eerrloea la Omaha, has made aa arrangement with Rev W.. T. Bigrera. pastor of tbe Afiicaa Meth ofiist Episcopal church, Tweaty-flfa and E atreeU. for a aeries of tneetlnre Immedi ately after eomplettnc bit labors la Omaha. Tbe dales will be annouaoed later. Etnrttlti tr LlVrmry Ezcavating for the foundation of tbe public library ooamwaced yesterday, fovea teams vera at work and If tbe weather con tinues rood tbe work win be completed this wek There ia aa abundance t material oa hand for tbe foundatioa work, and thia m be pushed. Some members of the board favar aome wort of a demonstration at the lay in j of the cornerstone, while others thiak the proposed ceremonies should be postponed until tbe oomplenJoa of the build- date has beea fixed and tbe hall ccgured. tbe minor details will be looked after later Uast year t the Brat annual dance of the troop the crowd was so larre that those who attended could not be armmmodated oa tbc floor at one time. Reports from tbe financial effioers of tbe troop snow that there is money la tbe treasury and that there Is aa outstanding indebtedness. Haste City GmsI. fra. J. B. Aabe It confined to her hern. with atf attack nf the grip Ho K OoMetrpm is out artin after belrf Cfhre4 to bis home lor ntinr a week with tbe crip. O. E. Bruce, bead Janitor at the popt- ofllcie. baa recovered Trom nil recent ill ness and is on duty acain. J. -. TaHere assistant anperirrtendetit at tbc I'nioB Fu.ck yarda, has returned trom a trip te Chicago. Kisf Marie HarrlitrUin ia quite si' k. Fhe is suffering from n attack of ttie grip. H E. Fieharty and wife of 'orasnJnr"1". I. C, are bere tbe guesit ol Mr. and airs H. E- Fleharty. Al Keenan was reported muth better by tbe attending physician last nif:bt. Kre. H Ijoxtslf baa returned from an eastern trip. Juniata council :o. li, Or6-r of Pothan- tas, vi u niwei on Friaay mciit at ball. All members are nuuceiea to i present. IH-ania McLin is seriously sick and is not eapecwo to live. The Missuinary society of tbe Christian church wuj biwi with Mrs. Tracy. yf.Ti atreet. on FTiday afttrnoon. OUTSIDERS' DAY AT OAKLAND lcai fiaiots Coatar Mooe-y KramriM-. trax-k. new iron bridge la act ia danger, but If the channel changes. It will be left cover ing dry ground. GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. Marrh U Not fur thirty years has Prairie crerk, a amall stream In tbc northern and western part of the county, been at such a height as was reached yesterday. A stream that can at many places be jumped across, spread in some places ta a xoile and a half ia width. Some of tbc farmers were compelled te remove tbetr cattle to other fields and rorrala. but further than this tie damage vat done., viood river, running through the county from east to west, is very high. Tbe Pounder bridge la tbe west end went dtrwa the stream. Others have beea cbalsea. tbc steamers arc carrying sacks of sand arl sfber supplies ts tbc more dangerous places. '"We arc preparing te make a fight If necessary," said Captain Loras of the en gineer eorpe. A telegram received tonight gtres a more hopeful new of tbc levee situation at Carotbersville, H, where a serious break la the embankment is threatened. Tbe tel egram Is te Captain Liuraa. tnited ta:e engineer In charre of tbe rirot and Second levee districts of tbc Mississippi river, and is from Assistant Engineer Kilpatrirk, bs is la personal rharge of tbe work at that point, and sari tbe caring of tbe river bank la front of tbe first levee has aeoessitaied its abandonment and that tbe second levee, or loop, it now relied oa alone. This levee will stand a further rise of five Jeet tf as further cavir.g of tbc river bank occur. Arkaaisas Bask. a Cave. LJTTLE ROCK. Ark.. March 11 Tbc Ar kansas rivet will pas tbe dat.ger line is tbe nert twenty-four boura. The banks of tbe stream are reported t be badly NO DOUBTS CAST UPON BONE-SETTER METHOD Ths Children Operated Upon by the Bone-Setter Are Able to Valkand Doing Fine. (Bee P pedal Serrloe KEW TORE. March 11 Sevra of the j children operated on Vy Ir. Lorent for caring, factories at rerall s BluC have , conerniiei dislocation ol tbc :n, ana one eTf 0oiUf wel ,b1 r, lhrm I discussion that followed tbc showing of ATI of tbe cbiic'ren operated upoa ry tbe tbe patients, Tv. Taylor atid "We would Bone-setter a: Hudson, wis., arc walking suppose from w hat wc bare read of tbe Lorent operations that all tbc patien t BAN FRANCISCO. March 11 Long shots were much in evidence at Oakland today. El Pilcito took tb- second ra si 16 to 1; Kinaldo scored at , to j wnile liamente, a I to 1 shot, scored In the third race. Tbs weather was cloudy and track fast. First, seven furlongs, oelimgi ipidus. 10b (J. Ialy) 4 to 1 won; Piantomus, 3"6 clwii i. to 1. second; Dotterell. K2 (U Wiison W u , third. Time; !;. Second, tive and a baif lurlunga, sell Inr: Bl Plloto 11U CFrawiev) li to 1. won; John Bciggs. 306 iKellyi I to 1 second; Marineust-. Ufa tBolendi IS to 1, third. Time: 1:V Third, seven furlongs, selling: Rinaldn. 101 Sheehan) S to J, won; S-a Lion, 154 W. M aioot to X. Of-cond: I "arm a r, n (iKiticnan) 2 to 1. third. Time: laV Fourth, otic miie and fifty yads, sell ing: Ihamente. K ifconneTl St to 1. won; Fossil, HI cKeedi to 1, second; Position. im (Adkinsi C to 1, third. Time: 1:44. Fifth, one mile and an eighth, selling: Ba tried. KIT CBonnen I to i, won: Blessed lainwl, m iPierattt to . second; Kick umfcofc 1M (W. W aldo; li to 1, third. Tunc: lit. With, sia furlongs, selling: Rag Tag, 1 J. Im.tyi a to 1 won; Lottie atuj-garet, 1 Wllsoii) i u 1. seccitid; Jdexicana, Ufa c. Watson; 12 to 1, third. Tune: 1.14V. !! ria r4 Barnes lau NEW ORLEANS. March 11 Marion IjrtK-h and Thane were the only winning favorites today. Tbe slewarus have or dered the refusal of further entries of Banish lirr refusing to brfak at the post. "W eather showery and track Iwevy. First, selling, one mile: Marion Lynch It tttit) h to . won; Petf-r Iurjea., llj Munro J to J. swond; Brown Vail, Ifr tPhilllpsi H to 1. third Time: ;. Second, seven turtongv: otni, lift Fuiien k to h. won: Mr. Frank Poster. 16 (Hevlssonl 7 to i second; Huntress. ltC tOtln S to 1, third. Time: 1 :Si. Third. Irv furlcmpt: Kedan. K rw'lnk fieidi to 1. won: Censor 11 Ful)eri id to 1. second; Whiskey King. (Mcjoyct; i k to 1. third. Time : 1 c l-b Fourth, handicap, one mile anf twenty y-ards: Thane, 11 Fuller t I to b. won HIGH WATER NOT YET REACHED H'ettker Bareas Eicerli Ktvrro 1 Kis Farther Dwrlwa: West Three Day a. WASHINGTON, March 11 Tbe westber bureau this afternoon lssoed tbc follow ing buHet.ia: Tbe Ohio river will probably crest at EvanrviDe during the pert thirty-six hours at something under feet- At Paducah a stage of 6 feet is indicated within tbc nert two days. At Cairo tbc river will rise lor two or three Cays with a flecreiisa rate. Prom Cairo to Eranrville tbe conditions are more threatening than since Tuesday. The sise is progressing at increasing rate, and 85 or St feet of water is expected at Memphis by Sunday or Monday. Tbc White rleer has continued to rise rapidly, while tbe Arkansas It also pear flood stage. Below Helena tbe rise will continue steadily. The Mississippi belcw Vlcksburg and tbe Atchafalaya will continue to rise for the next two or three days, while the Red below Shreveport and he Puarhite will continue to rise for several flaya. Mississippi lw Is Cavtaat. CARrTHERSVXLia. Mo March U The old levee, the greatest danger point along tbe Mississippi, a mile and a quarter south of here, is caving, with the river showing a rise of tour inches and rain falling heav ily. The alt nation is grave. Government engineers regard It as tbe most critical flood point along tbe river. Four hundred mea are building a new levee Landing places along tbe river are sub merged, many towns trc entirely sur rounded and tbe river, which continues to rise, hat backed up for miles. Tbe leveei alone are between tbe flood and Carutbers ville. and S.OUO Inhabitants who are in fear of destruction, and tbc surrounding coun ties with farming and lumbering interest representing ff..000.00f.00u. GRAND HAVEN. Mich.. March U. Den ver here trom tbe Ice gorge is over. The ice went out today w ithout damage to the bridges. CAIRO, HI.. Mart 11. It Is reported that the levee has broken at Price's land ing, near Commerce. Ohio la More Hopefml. CINCINNATI. O-, March 11 Tbe river here hat been stationary at 49.1 since I o'clock. The weather is cloudy asd cooler. The local forecast aays the river will past tbe fifty-two-toot stage Thursday. It re quires about fifty-five feet to cause any material d is: urbane of traffic. The outlook now Is that there win be no disastrous flood here, Iadlaaua Fears Reesrt. Stratton 1 1. IcC (Otiei ( to L second: inf. . Front what President Bruce McCal-) Jessie Jarboe. M h. P. Haacki ( to 1, loch eaya. there will he sta ooremoay at the laying of tbe cornerstone, and If he has his way there will bo so demonstration of any art. situs Car IsisreTesicsU. For a couple of rears or more the city aathorraes have beea wishing that the street oar company would remove the idle tracks oa N street Tetter day workmen commenced taking op the switches at Twenty-toarth and N otrwets and ' at Twenty-sixth and N streets aad laying heavy ra.la. The removal of those twe switches, which were weed whea the Met re poll tan line was la oerrloe, w in not only add greatly ta the appearanoe of tbs street, hot will facilitate tbe apeed of ears so the 11ns. Other improvements are being made oa tbe west end of the Q street lis. Some poles are heisg art aad a quantity of ballast is bring hauled down fr ia Omaha and placed oa tbc tracks from Thirty-third street to the western terminus of tbe line. Mrs, Oaaliai IVpsa. Mre. A. Smith, aged T? years, was found deed ia bed Wednesday marring at the home of ber daughter. Mrs. T. W. Ralph. KII J street I'ndenaker Brewer took charge of tbe remains Tbe notice of the funeral will not be given until relatives froa WIscohsib have beea beard from. Heart failure s gives as tbe cause of death, atek.k ah tlorlsl PssitsA O account of tbe death of Mrs. A. Smith tbe party te have beea held by tbe Rebekah lodge at the home of Mrs. Elton Clerk on Thursday afternoon has beea postponed The date of tbc social will be announced after the funeral ol Mrs. Smith. Trss, ataslBesw Mee-ttag. A business met ting of the South Omaha Cavalry troop was held last night at the troop club rooms. It was decided te hold tbe second annual ball of tbe troop at the Fachsnge oa tbc nlgbt of April 1Z. Com salt Iocs ia ho aanoaaord later. As the third. Time: IAS. Fifth, selling, one mile: Malster. Ill cPhiillpsi to 1. won: Moderatcir. 110 W. Kicks i ft to 2. second; Albert Lee, PJ (Munrol M te 1. third. Time: 1:!. Sixth, one mile and sixteenth: hnnnwp. Mi iKoi'pinsi i to Z. won: Imdie S HI Inv- lssocl 12 to 1, second: Banish. li Pollock I I to a, third. Tims: i:tu. GANS KNOCKS CROSBY ABOUT Easily tanaisi Title ma Chassploa Lightwright la Irlusu MUL HOT SPRINGS. Ark.. March IV In an eVven-round tight tnnia-hi with Pteve Crosby ot Louisville. Juc Gtns. the trht weight rhampioii. suceeshfu.lv defenoed his title, dcui.g most of the fighting and shewing a clear Wd in every detail. Tbe two men fought at about 14 jcu?iflv Tonjny Ryan, tne middtewejght chtm pion. acted as referee, and "'Honest John" Kelly was tunekeejier Crosby's bugging taotios saved him from early defeat, but disgusted the siectatnrt. who lass, d rejieated.y. In tbe eighth round Ororby was knocked through the roiiea. He was repeatedly knocked dcwTi and when, in the eleventh. Gant whs punching him all over the ring, 'Iroshv t seconds threw- up the sjKingt. The tipfct was for a purse of 14 oa. the winner get ting ti. HUH and the loser tl.smi. TmrroM-si Heads raeuaea. MONTE CARLO. March U Tarrasrh beat Pi'lsburt today In a game which lad been sojourned from the fifth round of the International Chest touriiament now ic jirogress here. The score up to date it as fellows: Tarrasch. 1.: Marocxv. H-: 7 exJimanu. I, i'lliai.ury 14. auiiechler JB Mmmw. IS: MRree. if: Taulmnitm us : Wolf. X'. Marstia.l. V. Mason, A! tun. 7t'- Rtfri". i. Moreau linn The tunth fwuh ui be pia tusimrsow. BtaU Gma Aro Obtaiatvg. XEW TORK. March 11 At tbc conclu sion of today s orewmn of the American Base Bali teague. Preaioet.t Johnson de clared powuvely lliat ttie location of the plating ground and all octaiis of tbe New T or t Aibertran league club would be maoe public tomorrow wetiii.g. Estsblishsd 1023. iviLson IVHISKEY. That's WI! WXleWW T"armXXJI9 OCW ETANET1LLE, lnd.. March 1L With rain threatening today and high water above to come and high water below to hold the general flow In check, the predic tion this morning Is made that the river at this point will go almost to tbe mark of ISM. the highest on record. Tbe gauge marks 42 4 this morning and stationary with chances of another rise before night tall. Considerable drift ia floating by the city. At Rbam's station the water is two feet deep ia houses, and business Is suspended Several shanty boats on tbe Wabash and ! tbc Green rivers have been crushed ia the flood and loss of life is feared. Farmers about Mount Vernon have fled from tbe high waters taking their household goods and live stock. A large foroe of men several thousand bags at sand and two, pile drivers are at tiecker, near Vwcennea, s here tbe Evana rille 4t Torre Haute railroad crosses While river. At this point a trestle 2.000 test long is necessary to keep the high water from touching the tracks and ts prevent the bridgt washing away. In order to pre vent any wrecks tbe company is closely guarding its property. In the White river bottoms, as far as the eye oaa see, fields are covered with wa ter. Houses are vacant, the occupants be ing forced to leave by tbe water. White river is still rising. LA FORTE, lnd.. March 11 The Kanka kee river is out of its banks aad the sur rounding country has beea flooded for miles and people have te move about ia boats. The river has reached the highest point known and buildings have beea moved trom their foundations. hew Esglasl lawadaied. BOSTON. March U The Merrifcae, the cotton mill river of New Hampshire and Masaach uaetts. and tbe Penobscot and Ken nebec, In Maine, are rapidly rising and threatening serious damage. At Lawrtnr-fc. Mass.. the height of the river iz causing inconvenience to the local nulls and a portion of tbe plant ot the Champion International Pajier company has been forced to shut down. The Shawkbeea and Spitket rivera. tributaries ot the Mer- rimac, are out of their banks. FAOTCAH, Ky.. March IX The gauge tonight is Ah T and rising. Mary thousands of acre ot wheat are reported ruined from the flood. Mississippi ta nisiog. MEMPHIS. Tenn March 11 The Missis sippi river is rising steadily at tha point, the gauge this morning marking feet. This is a rise of five-tenths of a foot la the last tsenty-four hours. It la believed tbat the river will reach a mark ot ZS feet at Memphia. Reports froa Mississippi and Arkansas today indicate that the gravest apprehen- aioa prevails regarding tbe flood situation, la aome districts armed sentries are pa trolling tbe levees. All streams and rivers ia Arkanras are overflowing. la North Memphis the flood has already begun en croaching at certain points and it will take but a lew inches more te render work im post; ble at many at the lumber Industries la that seel ion. At Green lava aad Second streets the hack waters have reached the latter thoroughfare and the occupants of cabins have beea eoav peiled to flee ta higher ground. Tbc steamer Georgia Lee arrived from Cairo today and reports all landing ta be la aa untoward condition. The steamer s offioers aay refugees from tbc los lands are to be swea vverywhore. The government anglnoerg have aims&tad ihau; Ion we aad beea compelled te close. soy beree Has krskea. NATCHEZ. Kiss, March 11. A report reached here today that tbe Texas Pa cific railway embankment at Boucre, about thirty-five miles south of Vsdalia. had broken, but Sheriff Gillespie cf that parish could not verify the report. This em bankment is fifteen feet high, or three feet higher thaa tbe high water stage ot 18PT. and is a new levee. Officrs on the mail steamer Betsy Ann are authority tor tbc statement that frame buildings ia the lowlands have been washed away. Residences have been torn from their foundations and some have been caught and held by the trees. The own ers and occupants were glad to escape with their lives. Ueer. bears and other animals bnve been driven te high lands and are being slaughtered in large num bers. Tbe weather is threatening. The river guare is t.g. being l.l shove tbe danger line, and rising. More Water EspeeleA. JACKSON. Miss.. March 11 Tbe board of control today ordered ail available con victs to be placed at tbe disposal of tbe Tasoo. Misa, levee board. Tbe levees are still three feet above tbe wster, but tbe danger Is great, at large volumet o! water are expected Saturday. Pearl river continues to rate and hat spread over tbe sect i on t adjacent to Jackson. V1CKSBURG, Miss., March 11 E. C. Tcllmger, assistant general engineer of the Tazoo. Miss., board, says all the levees are holding splendidly, tbe steady rains ot the past few days being tbe most seri ous caune of alarm. The water is rising steadily here at tbe rate of nearly half a foot In twenty-four hours, tbc gauge to night registering 47.7. Flood M Orleoaa. NEW ORLEANS, March 11 The river is rising very alewly. The gauge today marked lit, a rise ot only one-tenth In the last twenty-Tour boura. Tbe stags is still over a foot under tbe record. The most unfortunate condition at pres ent is tbe continuance of the rainy weather. This is having the effect of softening the levees and all Louisiana It prsying tor a return of sunshine.. Six hundred mem are at work today at various points sacking weak points and raising tbe line of em bankments. Thousands ot sacks of sand are being dis tributed along the liver. The onjrineers re port tbe levees between Southport and Car rollton In excellent condition ts stand a much greater strain than they have thus tar been subjected to. - The raited States engineer officials hsve promised co-operation with lie authorities in narrying oa tb fight agrJnst tbe flood 'All tbe levee boards ot the' state may be said to be in continuous session and wvery foot of levee on tbe river and oa Its tribu taries as unltr surveillance. Arkansas Banks Cave. LITTLE ROCK, Ark.. March 11. The Ar kansas river will pass the danger line in the next twenty-four hours. Tbe barks of the stream are reported to be badly caving. Factories at Devall's Bluff hsve beea compelled to close. NATCHEZ. Miss., March 11 The Mis sissippi river Is 2." let above tbe danger line. The weather Is threatening. The steamer Betsy Ann -eports a most de plorable condition below here, H.ktsk Flds la new V.rk. cperatea on ry i.-r. icuiier. i ai-aoi , .j fcbl, w ty ,hi, tiB1, of the great Aur Jlan surgeon, were I tct jmim however, that few of them , with him. That it tbr d.terrntw The Tbe and doing flnr. In no cane was chloro- 1 trtra given, a knife or plaster east used or tbe losst pain experienced. Tbe Lorent me-hod it the old tirtbod. while the Bone Setter method it tbe new. and original brought before the orthopedic section of raa walk, and la some cases a 4aralysis of . Bone-Setter method rfirrt hope aad help ta tbe Academy cf Medicine tonight. Ia tbe aome of the nrusrles ha art la." nery crirpled rfcild la the land. Removal of Milwaukee Ticket Office. "All the city ticket offices cf tbe railroads entering Omaha, with one exception, are lined on Farnam Street, vritb the center of gravity heading for 16th and Farnam Streets" The Omaha Bee Naturally ! That is the location of the Milwaukee's new office, and travel is headed towarjl the Milwaukee. Three fast trains to Chicago every day. They leave the Union Station at 7.45 a, m 5.43 p. m. and .05 p. m. F. A. NASH, GeneraJ Western A.enL 1524 Fatrn&Ri Street, C LI AHA. Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway. WANTS WORE STRINGENT "WS QOSt Of EfCrylhmg Correspondent Thinks tbe Fonlshsnent f Robbers sboala ate Mm aevere. OMAHA. March in To tbe Editor of The Bee: As the exponent of the public needs, will you please call the attention . of the legislature to the pressing need of I fnnre ETrlnvpTit l.v. Tor the stinnreasine of robbery. Tbe punishments meted out to criminals In this city hsve been ao Inade quate as to be a disgrace to our civilisa tion. A robbery oommitvrd by assault or violence, or by tbe display ot a deadly weapon, or by persons who are disguised, should subject tbe perpetrators to impris onment for not leas than from live to tea years; and to secure the arrest of robbers, a sufficient reward should be offered. Our police force, too, should be Increased, as It is entirely too small for tbr proper pro tection of tbe persons and property ot a city of the sise of Omaha. Personal pro tection is ot supreme Importance to every good citisen. al whatever cost it may be secured. QUIET CITIZEN. We fire vrritten contracts to cere Diseases and Disor- a ai - 4 ucr 01 men, ur re T -? V f tfl-4 enneiov J "Viuuy iiivuwj pssiw. Many cases taken S5.00 per month. VARICOCELE, HYDROCELE swral Si f Sara. vrKhost esiUaa. swla m teas st I C VDtfll If sseal asr ill. sa tks snbna thae- I 1 Si 1 smjb was smpioni sis I lil ! sat lalT. KStAJLIWO 1 aaa. aa ts. akm ar In Ttaai aj k a hi KSpatta 1 iBllili iai.it ifT" af Ta. Cm uii..i main, aa One Vn Bewsedy. While Buffering with a severe attack of J the grip and threatened with pneumonia, j Mrs. Annie H. Cooley of Mlddlefleld. Conn.. 1 FONDA. X. T-, March 11. Heavy rains began using Chamberlain s Cough Remedy have caused the Mohaw k river to overflow ' and was very much benefited by its use. and flood portions of tbe valley. j The pains in the chest soon disappeared, Much damage to property it reported. ; the cough became loose, expectoration easy. Houses have been flooded and families j and in a short time ebe was as well as ever, compelled te seek plsces of safety. Many Mm. Cooley says sbe cannot speak too factories have shut down. Tbe central ( highly In praise of this remedy, and West Shore railroads are suffering j Trains Dallj Qnr The Only DsnM Track Railway To Chicago CiT. OFFICE, 1401 140J Farnam St ; Tel Sil mad Sli. from landslides. Hundreds of persons em ployed in chops In the various towns of the valleys have been thrown out of employment Man Cs Terr Lts states. Of the two men giving their names as Harry Brown and Jim M llliana. who were j ai Tested Tuesday iiijrht by Letoctiyes Fer i ns and Xiavia. and who gave such devious j accounts of then movements and so many aliases. Brown vesterdav confessed to To point in Montana. Idaho. Washington. I f ,l,un Mostyn that be is wanted in Salt n..m TiritiKh rwumhta rnk mA rv.i- l-ke City lor f orrery and bond breaking. Oregon, British Columbia. I tab and Colo- He .. thaT hi, ranie Wilkinson rado, in effect daily trom February 15 to and that be passed a spurious check in the April 30, via Chicago Great Western rail- I'tah city for gi2. drawn on the City Im t r r v a rvi I provement company. He wae arrested, so way. Write to J. P. Elmer. G. P. A.. Chi- Jie MJ., kn(J m vA Thit be fr- caga, lor full particulara. I felted snd caire to Omaha. Tbe other man ! beid, Williams, has made no ta lenient. a. kenis Xiaitew sVrtnnta staw, CHICAGO. March 11 The application on behalf of the Florissant Valley Jockey club of St. Louis lor a transfer of the racing dates. April li to May 1 was with drawn today st s meeting of the Western jockey ciun stewards. According to Man- 1 ager Murphy of the Kinioch track, this ai'Unn guarantees tbe spring meeting at I KinlCM-h and he hat pnst;oned the closing I of stakes until March lfc Mr. Murphv I left Chicago tonight to Solicit entries for ail racing points. ! BLOOD POISON aaasarew sras. sr lain 1 Ifc&S. Utn MJlVOVt trBIUTT OB EX- natTKiji. warrrwo wmnsrKESK. wic EaktT ' xacaT la VOt'NC sat xutiLX SOED. auk al .an. I viaar sa aoausta. wltk aiat taamlrat asS weak. STRICTURE f -2 uriTirs: IRIItRI. KShwy sai Wladaar TiaiM Ja 1 Waa. namlac Una.. Pi.liaaiiw af ttrlaauiie. Crua Mik Calarafi. ar wns miisy a.aii..m aa CamBnlta.tln rn. Tuslsiist ky Hall. ChOI anr nstgrsas. Cwv. lta A Demgrtna. DR. SHALES & SEALES, Cztti, Ks.. DRo McGREW tPECIAUST Treats all toraoa of DISEASES AKB DISOKPCIS OF MEN ONLY XT Tears Experience, ears in unina. nnarkahW ouc hes never been Kan. J His jr1HlXR aaaaawssinananiii mi 1 ill iijaajaaaa. i'i . Is tbe worst disease on earth yet the easiest to cure WHEN VOL' KNOW WHAT TO DO. Many have pimploa. spots on tbe earn, sores in the mouLh. ulcers, tailing hair, bone paint, catarrh; cent know it is BLOOD POlboN. Rend to I'R EEUWK. Vlt Arch Ft., Philadelphia Pa., for BROWN'S BLOOD CUP.E. tL W kt bottle ; lasts one month. ftold on y by fciierman A MctonoeU Lrug Cu lbih and 1 KKlKt Ml . Omaha. 11 Kt.e hik in a row ja Ituc Btore. loth and loogs 8ta Ercgn't Capsiilet d eaualed ai,u eeii uit brings many flatter ing rejiorts of the goad be is doing, or ths relief be has given. Kct Springs Trti utclfcr i)pHi;j rrr - USEiaasti, And all Blood Poisons. NO "FREAKING CtT" on the skin or fare and ail external o'.gns of tbe disease disappear at amoa ELCOO DISEASE TJT'iolSt V ARICQCELEa.7 U?r?S?w! OYER 33,000 us debility, li of vltaJitv. unnatural dtscharrns. etrictura. 1 Oieet. Kidney and Bladder Disease. Hy- I eVrooeie ..eat ...mnurc fet'IC'K CTEES-U-W CHAROES UCliKD WOkLK. t Treatment by mail P O. box Tm OfTics tm Bis fnrsnn.tural dMTbarsaiJaaaBiBjatuw.. 1j riauiiu or UIU.TSIU111. f biciii s.silii.aai. aiiiMM am. aat aatna- tlCEtNUttCtlfMSa. Dl saat ar aowiaxaa. , i ae a.nt I. t a raster . t. .saraam. arfaaiS. fur O' til nr tinrtl. St 7t Clrcalar sua aa lauaaac over 2u e 14th street. )rween Farnam and Douglas streeta, OMAHA, NEaV MENis miaU' WeCai. lsg,ri (gjia ltr-1 ZVWUT TVmUMTIuL oataV aft rtaaUilla-tal ftltLWC. tltMntL 0mlUa. HlMI'il. Uirb fkUd nrfD mwtiktiiiic SI Ft C-r - sX385&M&f nt; ntv . n n v. ti -t 11 11 fe, lb 9 a aa M 11 ir-i a aan . u i.i l j'iit.r WINE OF CARDUI Cxired Mrs. Laura Van Anken, 1074 Columbia St, Chicago, IIL, Worthy Sexrctary, Independent Order of Good TempUrs. ' -I . S r' 1 KIT AMI, II... H7T. ia. iri. . T Lull, an il ii, tTin. iJt C t. i Immiu. 1 V.ava fnrmrl it tka Mnlv Ttieiimr art. ir a a... iteinetfl Tr.. 1 r ara 4 rtr veara with lieadaches and naina in the lower rmtmi. At titties 1 was ao dizxr thai I had to fo bo lied and existence was atmp)y naaerv. The doctor toid me thai 1 bad ulceration cb the womb ot lurif garirtiny and Urn disease simply drained my'life farces. After I bpan nsinj' Win ot Cardoi I g-rew strtmer pradually. My ffexieral health t-ean to improve tieiure tne hrst botue wat nsrid and wnthia a muxah the dizzy siiis were ( goat. I nsed tbe 'treatment iar fu!!y three months, each day feeiinj Itener until TaduaiJy new heAlth and ii i rrT V. earns to Wis t .en 1 cannot speak too highl of ycror wonaeriui renuecy. Wine of Cardoi strikes al the very seal of f emaie weiiinest by reuiatiiijr the notmstruai flow. Tbe Wine is staxifngf ul prescrijitiriii that hat sUxd toe test iar threeuflrters of a oentory during wrtack period 1.500.0CK) suSerituj women Lave secured health Vt 1U nse. Wme of Caraui is offered to the n.iliioiis 3 women who, like Mrs.Tan anken are harmp their life forces drained away by the scourge cb femate sickness. But it is ycrar duty to stop this drain. te eradicate this scour pe which is renderirip your life oneotiaJ to the demands of your fanuly and kved -onea. N irte tnon oat of rvery twenty women who Lave need Wine vt tarcini endorse it ia the" iufrhest terms, kn. Tan Atikes't letter nd the rhoaaands uf other aflturs w huih come to ns pntaicihrd are the stranjreat induortaaeinhi to attract yon to this front beaith-f tvtnf remedy. Mrs. Tan Anken beartL'v endirst Wine of Cardoi because it is the only medicine which helped her. Because it cured her headaches and pan. Becanae it ncnyrA the terrible drains which were waatiaf nor life away, and because it made her a strong and heaJtky w cm inn. What better reaatut etmid be offered for yon to give Wine al Cards! a sampie truvL Ail drtif?iau soil II .00 beetles. juO(jyI Tk'TtT fc "aa V . - fin Xff t
