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4 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1003. ' STRANQER THAN FICTION. A firmed? Which Haa ReTOlntlonlsen the Trentment Stomach Trouble. Ths remedy la not teralded at e wonder ful discovery, nor yet a secret patent medi cine, neither la It claimed to care anything eicept dyspepsia, Indigestion and stomach troubles with which nine out of ten euRer. The remedy li In the form of pleasant tatting tablet or loienge. containing vegetable and fruit essences, pure aseptic pepsin (government teat), golden seal and diastase. The tablet are aold by druggists under the name of Btuarta Dyspepsia Tab let!. Many Interesting experiment to test the digestive power of 8tuart'e Tablet how that one grain of the active principal contained In them t sufficient to thor oughly digest t.OOO grain of raw meat, egg and other wholesome food. Stuart' Tablete do not act upon th bowela Ilk after dinner pl"e and cheap cathartic, which lmply Irritate and In flame the Intestine without having any ef fect whatever digesting food or curing In digestion. If the stomach can ba reted and assisted In the work of digestion It will very soon recover it normal vigor, as no organ Is no much abused and overworked a th toirach. Thl 1s the ecret. If there I any secret, of the remarkable success of Stuart's Dy pepsla Tablets, a remedy practically un known a few years ago and now the most widely known of any treatment for stomach weakness. : Thl ucceaa ha been secured entirely upon It merit a a digestive pure and lmple because there can be no stomach trouble If the food Is promptly digested. Stuart Dyspepsia Tablet act entirely on the food eaten, digesting It completely, to that It can be assimilated Into blood, nerve and tissue. They cure dyspepsia, water brteh, sour stomach, gas and bloating after meals, because they furnish the digestive power which weak stomachs lack and unless that lack Is supplied It Is useless to at tempt to cure by the use of "tonic", "pills" and cathartlca which have absolutely no di gestive power. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet can be found at all drug store and the regular use of one or two of them after meals, will demon strate their merit better than any other argument. The Yield of U. S. Government 4 Per Cent. Bonds (1922) compared with the returns on the 5 twenty year gold bonds issued by Thk Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York, Richard A. McCurdy, President, is shown in a ledger statement which can be obtained by addressing Nassau, Cedar, William and Liberty St., Nw York, N. T. FLEMING BROS., Maaagen, Omaha, Nebr. Dea Molnea, Iowa. CURED BT WHITE RIBBON REMEDY No taste. No odor. Can be given In glass f water, tea or coffee without patient's knowledge. White Ribbon Remedy will cure or de stroy the dltieased appetite for alcoholic stimulants, whether the patient Is a con firmed Inebriate, a "tippler," social drinker pr drunkard. Impossible for anyone to have an appetite fot alcoholic liquor after using , wane luuDDn mmcay. Indorsed by Members ot W. C. T. V. Mrs. Moor, press superintendent of the Woman's Christian Temperance union -of Ventura. California, writes: "I have tested White Ribbon Remedy on very obstinate drunkards, and the cures have been many. In many cases the remedy waa given secretly. I cheerfully recommend and en dors White Ribbon Remedy. Members of our union are delighted to find an economi cal treatment to aid us In our temperance ''work." Druggists or by mall, $1. Trial package free by writing Mrs. A. M. Towneend (for - yeara secretary of a Woman's Christian Timperance union). IIS Tremoot St., Boston, Mass. Sold In Omaha by CUT PRICE ORUQ 8TOR3 'Phono 747. S. W. Cor 161 h and Chicago. Goo da delivered r&J to Mir part ot city. SGIIAEFEITS 4x w a Homeseekers and Colonists On Tuesday, April 7th and 21st, will sell both round trip and one-way tickets at greatly reJuoed ratea to certain points In Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas, Ar kansas, etc limit of round trip tickets, al nays. New Orleans, La, One fare for. round trio. Arrtl 11th. 11th and 13th; also on May 1st, Id, Id and 4th. Los Angeles and San Francisco At very low rate of MS 00 for the round trip. On sale May Id; also from May 12tn to 18th. inclusive. AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA California Points Very low rate one-way tickets on sale dally until June Uih. For further Information call or address, CITY TICKET OFFICE, B. E. Corner 14th and Douglas Streets, Omaha, Neb. . THOS. r. OODFRKT. Paanenger and Ticket Agent T ti a?X i to I tm 4r I gff Hlil, i- 1 hHMU IWWlM T?7lmii!uiCntict to lln Bi( for mittiiml di brff..infl.mmlloo.. ftrmaiio.. r .lovrtiiua. of niN.e. Membra. filulM, i aal uutn. nt mt pot-uHuaa. V B.S.A. Z e !' wrssree. . c i bnltlrl IS. CuW ! nt W. E. Maliini it Arreitod on Chirge of (Stealing, Horses. HIS WIFE MAKES THE COMPLAINT Allesjea that He Forced an Order to Get Her Team Ont of Fa.tnre He 1 Takes to Sarpy Connt ya Domestle troubles resulted In the arrest yesterday of W. E. Mulllns, head of the beef cutting department at the Omaha Tacking company's plant. Deputy Sheriff Spearman came In from Papllllon Saturday noon and later In the day arrested Mulltn and took him to the county seat of Sarpy county on a charge of horse stealing. It appears that things have not been going well with Mr. and Mr. Mulllns for soma month. Mr. Mulllns had, a couple ot good homes in pasture at Papllllon and gave order that no one be permitted to take the animals away. Mulllns Is said to have presented to the keeper of the pasture an order purporting to be signed by his wife and the horses were turned over to him. Mr. Mulllns allege that the order waa forged, hence the arrest. Some three years ago Mulllns married Ella T. Christ, proprietor of the Delmon Ico hotel. He had three children by his first wife and these children Mrs. Mulllns has eared for as If they were her own. Mrs. Mulllns say that several times her husband tried to induce her to purchase property In order that he might secure an equity In It. This the woman refused to do and the result was that since the refusal constant war has been waged. Mrs. Mulllns says also that her husband has contributed lit tle or nothing to the support of the fam ily for the last few months. Divorce pro ceedings are expected to follow the arrest made yesterday. Both parties are well known In South Omaha, having resided here for year. Etter Name Depaty. Postmaster fetter has his commission nicely framed and it hangs alongside the one be received when appointed by William McKlnley. At noon Saturday Postmaster Etter stated that he bad decided to appoint his son, L. F. Etter, a deputy postmaster. "The appointment," aald the captain, "haa been forwarded' to the first assistant post master general for approval." It is under stood that as soon as the appointment is confirmed L. P. Etter will resign his posi tion as chief ot the fire department and rtiter th government eervlce. The post master said that owing to the tact that he had not been able to name a deputy after the resignation of Mosely the work of the office had fallen behind and that there was need of some one to take hold at once. Pastor Fifteen Years. Trtfl, W Dav T. TI'U -1 Ml -1 . t fifteenth year of continuous service a pas tor of the First Presbyterian church. In tho forenoon he will preach on "The Image and the Fall." Evening services will be at 7:30 o'clock. It is expected that at this serv ice Dr. Wheeler will tell something of the struggles of the Presbyterians In South Omaha. At the present time the church has a fine building located in the best part ot the city and the congregation la con stantly growing. Dr. Wheeler la popular among all classes and he spends a great deal of his time and money in alleviating the condition ot the poor. Mrs. Ashe Reslarns. . Mr. J. B. Ashe, who ha been deputy city clerk for the last three" years, has tendered her resignation to City Clerk Shrigley, to take effect at once. The pa tron of the clerk's office will be sorry to learn of this step, aa Mrs. Ashe ha given general satisfaction to all. She was thor oughly conversant with the records. Clerk Shrigley announced last night that he had appointed Frank Burness to the position. Mr. Burness will .assume the duties of the office Monday morning. Burness Is well known In local politics,' having been considered a prominent democrat for a number of years. He Is a good accountant and hi friends predict that he will fulfill the duties of hi office satisfactorily. Stealing; Newspapers. For several weeks past the local news paper offices have received (complaint about papers being atolen from the door ways of business men on Twenty-fourth street and on N'street. Only last Sunday four papers were taken from an office door on Twenty .fourth street. Commencing to day a wat):h will be kept for newspaper thieve and a reward of $5 will be paid for the arrest and conviction ot any news paper thief. Christian Association Notes, At Masonic hall Sunday afternoon Rev. M. A, Head will deliver an addreea to men on "Paradise Lost and Regained." It will be Illustrated with a stereoptlcon, using t number of Dore's Illustrations of Milton's great poem. Special music will be rendered. The association night school closed Friday evening for the season. The attendance was greater than had been expected, when the school wa opened In the tall. About forty men took studios In the different classes. The management Is very much pleased with the first year' showing and ha made the school a permanent part ot the association work. Another ETangelLt. Rev. E. F. Miller ot Chicago will com mence the holding of evangellatlo serv ices at the First Methodist church today. Evangelist Miller is reported to be a great gospel singer and has attracted large crowds In the west. He comes here from Denver. The meetings will continue ten day or two week. Brewer Forma Partnership. After being out ot the livery business for more than a year O. H. Brewer haa formed a partnership with hit brother, M. D. Brewer, who will have personal charge, and will run one of the most up-to-date livery establishments In Douglas county. A complete new outfit of light harness rigs, buggies, carriages and all sorts of conveyances has been purchased and will be handled at the old stand, 420-11 North Twenty-fifth street. Boarding hone will be given personal attention. George H. Brewer will continue to con duct hi undertaking business. Magic City Gossip. John A. Heins. Seventeenth and B streets, reports the birth of a son. Mrs. S. C. ShrUley has gone to Pierce, Neb., to visit friends for a week. Dr. C. M. Bchlndel has traded hie resi lience at Twenty-second and K street to John fengberg cr gutnton county. In re- i kf jr J i eo. w "IT' 77" will break up the Crip. "77" will break up a Cold that hang on. "77" sustains the system during and re Stores th vitality after the attack. "77" Is a small vial of pleasant pellets that fit th vest pocket. At druggists. rent, or mailed. Humphreys' Med. Co., Cor. William and o. mi (O) turn for Ms elty property Dr. Bchlndel get 40 acres of farm land. C. W. Hill of Pacific Junction. Ia.. was In the city yesterday, th gueat of Harry CaldwvlL Mr. John V. Penults and children have gone to Kennard, Washington county, to pend a Week. A 'number of candidate were initiated Into the Undlp of the Maecabe society yesterday afternoon. In csto there Is to be an election an op portunity will be given voter to register on Saturday, April 4. The Indie of tfouth Omaha are Invited to attend the millinery opening at Mrs. 11. Lovely' on Monday, March 30. An Individual cup communion eervlce ha been presented to the Klret Methodist church, Twenty-third and N streets. W. T. Blgpers, pastor of the African Methodist church, Twenty-fifth and R streets, is out again, after a week's Illness. On election day the women of the South Omaha Hospital association will give a chicken pie dinner at the troop armory in the city hall building. The Indies' Aid society of the First Methodist church will miwt with Mrs. Chr.ce. 1016 North Twenty-second street, on Thursday afternoon. K C. Qibaon, one of the prominent busl nees men of the city, was being congratu lated last night on his election to the office of exalted ruler of the Elk lodge. Mrs. Claude L. Talbot entertained the members of lodge No. 15, Lddles ot the Maccabees, au her nome, Twenty-second and J streets, Wednenday afternoon. The proceeds of the entertainment will go toward the support of the South Omaha hospital. WIFE AGREES To"""FORGIVE Mrs. Fred Adkina Asks Release of Husband She Had Had Arrested. After searching the city for Fred Adklns, wanted on his wife's complaint ot Infidel ity, Detectives Heltfeld and Donahue suc ceeded Saturday afternoon In locating him and taking him into custody. Adkln' wife, whom he. married but a few weeks ago, and from whom he is said to have secured $1,800 with which to purchase hotel prop erty in Creston, la., and which she allege he had appropriated to hi own use, called at the station a short time after he was escorted there by the officers. Accompany ing her was her daughter. She asked that her husband be permitted to converse with her, and she forgave him. She desired to be forgiven for tiavlng accused him, and upon his promise that he would restore to her the $1,800 which be wa aald to have taken from her she ordered his release. They left the station to return to their former home on Leavenworth street. Adkln 1 a young man, apparently con siderably younger than his wife. He promised that he would reform If permitted to enjoy hi liberty. It 1 understood that the charges which Mrs. Adkina filed against her husband both in this city and also in Creston, la., will be dismissed. "I Prefer Chamberlain' Cough Rem edy to Any Other." Words of this kind from a druggist mean more than if they came from a man in any other line of business, for the reason that a druggist is acquainted with all the various preparations on th market. He knows which have proveu most satis factory to hie customers, and when cus tomer return and call repeatedly for the same preparation he has good reason for believing It to be one of more than or dinary merit. Mr. A. S. Blrtnell, a drug gist of Hartselle, Ala., who baa ' been handling Chamberlain' Remedies for four years, Bays: "I use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in my family with very gratifying result. I prefer It to any other cough medicine on the market and take pleasure in recommending It at all time aa a most meritorious remedy." Sew Rock Island Train. t ' CHICAGO. March 28. The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacino- "Golden State Limited" will be operated semi-weekly during April. leaving Chicago at 7:46 p. m. Tuesday and Thursdays and Ban Francisco at 6 p. m. Sunday and Wednesday. The "all-the- year-round" train, the California and Mex ico expreaa, will leave Chicago at 11:30 p. m.. and arrangements are making to greatly improve this service. SEASONABLE FASHIONS 43 C 4 Blouse Jacket. U to 40 buaa Woman's Blouse Jacket 4,364; To Be Made with or Without the Collar, Basque Portion and Postilion, and with Shaped or Straight Cuff. Blous jacket make the favorite wrap for general wear and ar een In all tbe latest models, both for suit and separate coats. The very stylish model illustrated chows the new fUt collar and trimming, but can be left plain and with out the basques, as shown in the small sketch, when preferred. The original Is made of flacked cheviot in gray and white, stitched with silk and trimmed with pipings ot dark gray and drop orna ments, and makes part ot a costume, but all suiting and Jacket material are ap propriate. The jacket constat of front and back and 1 fitted by mean of shoulder and under-arm seams. The back Is plain, but the front ar gathered and blouse slightly and becomingly. The little cape reat tached to the atrap trimming and af ranged over the neck. The sleeves ar full and finished with becoming cuffs, but the straight narrow onea can be substituted it desired. The basque portions and triple postillion are Joined to the lower edge. The quantity of material required for the medium lzo 1 yard 21 Inches wide, t yard 44 Inches wide or 1 yard 12 Inches wide. The pattern 4.SM 1 cut In aixes for a Jl, 24, 36, 28 and 40-Inch bust measure. For tne accommodation or Th Bee reader the natterna, which usually retail t from 25 to SO rent, will be furnished at a nominal price, 10 cents, which cover U expense. In order to get a pattern socio 10 cents, give number and nam ot patton wanisQ aad bust majeure. CUBAN TREATY RATIFIED American Amendments Adopted bj Insular Senate Without Oonditios. ROOSEVELT'S PROMISE SECURES PASSACE f8 Gwatrnatee of Special Session of United State Congress Ieranndea Sen ators to Drop Promised Time Limit Clnnse. . HAVANA, March 28. The Cuban senate ha unconditionally adopted the reciproc ity treaty as amended by the senate of the United States. Th first vote to ratify the convention without any amendment stood 12 ' to 9, but It I doubtful whether the time limit proposition would have been dispensed with bad Secretary Hey not cabled a positive promise that President Roosevelt would call special session of congress prior to December 1. The purpose ot this assur ance was transmitted to the senate by President Pslma and read at the beginning ot the session. Then amendment to the I report were offered by administration sen- ators, substituting the unconditional adop- l tlon of the American amendments for the qualified acceptance recommended by the committee. Talk Delays Final Action. Final action waa delayed for a long time by the discussion ot an amendment of- ' fered by Benators Sanguilly, Tamayo and Reclo, requiring the house to pass upon ( the treaty. Senator Sanguilly argued that , wane me constitution was not explicit, tne representatives in -congress ot the people ought to be consulted as well as the com mercial interests whose opinions the com mittee had sought so eagerly. He cited the action of the United State as a prece dent and said the committee wa evidently afraid that the treaty would be defeated If submitted to ths house. Senator . Dols admitted that this was a good reason, and quoted the constitution to show that reference to the house was not required. The amendment was de feated by 5 to IS. An official substitute for the majority report was then offered by Senators Frlas, Monteaguade and Betancourt, which ap proved and ratified all the amendments of the senate at Washington and recommended the Cuban executive to obtain effective re ciprocity as soon a possible. Senator Bustamante, Capote and Dola announced their acceptance of the substi tute report, while Senator Zayas and an other commlttteeman argued against it, declaring that the action the American con gress would take wa atlll uncertain. Sees Gradual Abaorptlon of Coba. Senator Sanguilly In a long and impas sioned Speech against ratification impres sively pictured the gradual absorption of Cuba by the United States, declaring the first step was being taken that day. The speaker's wit and eloquence caused occasional plaudits from the spectators. and when he concluded he was greeted with a roar of applause in which all the senators joined. Senator Bustamente cited various inci dents of history to show that neither weak nor wicked nations make commercial treat ies, and predicted honorable results in this case. The vote was taken separately on each section of the sub-report. The vote on unconditional ratification was 12 to 9. The recommendation to the executive passed by 11 to S The ratifications will be exchanged by cable. Ran as Tenpenny Kail Tbrongb Bis Hnnd. "One day while opening a box I ran a tenpenny nail through the fleshy part ot my hand," says Mr. J. C. Mount, employed In the general store ot Combs-Hayes ft Co., Three Mile Bay, N. Y. "I thought at once of all the pain and soreness this would cause. I immediately applied Cham berlain's Pain Balm and occasionally af towards, and to my surprise it removed all pain and - soreness and It wss soon healed. I never fall to recommend Pain Balm as the bost liniment.'' Had this In- Jury been treated by the old method, sup puration must first take place, then the wound must be kept open that the matter formed may escape, and in two or three weeks from the time the injury was re ceived it would probably be healed, but would be very tender. When Chamberlain's Pain Balm is applied, however, It acts ss n antiseptic, preventing th formation of matter and causing the parts to heal at once. CAPTURE FANCY HARD TACK Thnraton Rifle Bealesje Kelktssy Commissary In Hoaor ot Re tiring; Members. The three year' term of enlistment of ten member of Company L, First Nebraska, expired yesterday. That's why they and bout twenty others ot the company mobil ised In the Lobby cafe last evening and operated very effectively against the com missary of the establishment. Losses re ported by the latter Include several pack age of oyster stew, ten pint of celery, three yards of cold slaw, two bales of olives, one and one-half miles of boiled beef tongue, one coop of chicken sslad, one drove of baked ham, one patch of potato salad, one heavy tall of Newport flakes, one gym nasium ot Swiss cheese, fifty hiccups of cof fee and enough etc. to go clear around more thun once. Captain W. E. Stockham acted a impres sarlo of the post-prandlal performance, conducting Lieutenant William Baehr, Lieutenant H. W. Majors, Sergeant D. F. Lough, Sergeant Jerome Akin Lllll and several others over the high places In th line of march to fame. Corporal W. O. Browne was given a medal tor admirable conduct and everybody wa given a pink carnation for conduct that at least couldn't be complained of. Captain C. M. Richard I out of th city, but First Lieutenant Will Baehr and Second Lieutenant H. W. Ma jor were present. Tho who are o receive their discharge paper Monday night at drill, and who were the honored guests last evening, are Sergeant Charle Prlmeau, Sergeant Harry Prlmeau. Sergeant Ros Clemens, Quarter master Sergeant D. F. Lough. Corporal E. H. Bruenlng, Corporal W. O. Browne, Arti ficer Wesley Morrison, Privates Ous Burk hard, Vernon Musgrove and J. R. West. It 1 understood that several of them will re enlist Immediately. SUSPECTED BOY IS CAUGHT Lad Aeensed af Stenllnc II. P. Cnrtls' Rlasra Captared by Schayler Marsb-1. George Williams, the young Indiana lad who was befriended by Jl. F. Curtis of Faroam atreet. and whu is alleged to have Shown his appreciation of ths kindness shown him by stesllng two rings from his benefactor, has been arrested In Schuyler, Neb., by the marshal of that place. Ths stolen rings were found upon him when he wa taken Into custody. He will be re turned to this city for trial. Jlf9' ..-..., ,..,, , 1 1 im , mtmi m it t lM.r V-s-'1-5 These Great Specials on Sale nfttnWsnnnnTmnnT4nT Monday in our Wonderful Woman's Dept. gPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: Our assortment of Woman's Spring Jackets is now ready, comprising tho very latest novelties and styles, as well as materials. We invite every woman who has a thought of purchasing a jacket to inspect pur grand showing. A ,$16. SO Walking Suit for $10 98 These handsome Walking Suits are made of an excel lent material, in a fancy mixture, jacket Is the new blouse effect, with a stylish sailor collar, neatly trimmed, the very newest plaited sleeve, perfect In fit and workmanship and positively worth $18.50. Special, Monday SIO.98 Women's Tailor Hade Suits A special lot for Monday's sale In different mater ials, such a. Venetians, pebble cheviots and eta mines, collarless cape blouse effects, with large puff sleeves with new flare tucked skirts, well lined and well made suits none better sold for 122.50. Monday, $16.75 Very Swell Tailor Made Suits at $29.75 Visit our department Monday and see the grand showing of high grade tailor made suit at this pries all In this season's newest materials etaniince, French voiles, etc. in handsome blouBe effects dif ferent trom anything you will find elsewhere here in Omaha; most of them regular $35.00 values. Monday, $29.73 New Arrivals in High Grade Tailor Made Suits Made of the very finest ImDorted French vlole, in Mack, blue and tan Jacket the new Louis XIV ef foct, trimmed with stitched taffeta bands to match; handsome new tunic skirts, trimmed to match Jacket; also several sample suits In this lot, worth 2e per cent more than we ask for them Monday. $35.00 Extra SpeciaJ ' Monday Morning at 9 O'clock, Women's $5, $6 and $8 Silk Waists, $2.90 We bought the entire sample line of a prominent bilk waist manufacturer at 40c on the dollar all high grade well made waists all samples no two alike. We consider them the greatest values ever offered in Omaha in silk waists none worth less than fo.OO and most of them $7.50 and $8.00. Your Choice $2.90 , Monday Morning at 9 o'clock....... As there is a limited number? we advise to come early. a II Boys' Clotblnz spring: opening next Thursday, Friday, Saturday . ft! ilp' If If Jfo)folO r n)fSlr rsn u PERFECTION EDM. IN Beautiful Souvenirs at the , Boya" Spring; Opening;. Men's Spoil THB highest degree of excellence In spring- clothing; for men am been reached in the famou garments of Hogers-Pcet 6c Oo. We are sole ag-ente for theee euperb suits. The are the only suite made in America that are as gSuits good in every way as the work of the big-h grade custom tailor. Wo other ready-made garmente have each an appeare-aoa of smartness and Individuality . The latest and swellest spring effects at one-half the cost of the high-prioed tailor-made suits $15.00 to S25.00 The "Brsndeis Special Suits w present the "nraudei ep 11 clal" Spring Suit this year as the popular suit for 1901. Thl clothing; wa made according to our apeolal direction and were designed a th be'st suit In every way that could be mad (or prices , that would be universally popular. In tyl and workmanship they are perfect..- The new spring fabrics ar highly attraotiv. W ask you to view this line of sprint garment. Tb "Brandels Gpeclal" at SWELL NEW TOP COATS You will need a new rpring ooat this season have the finest assortment to be found In tb swell bos tfl.ots, so popular this season. Many styles to cboose from, . at, $19.00 down to ' New Boy's and Children's Department Third Floor, $15-000 ills season. We 7.5 Many counter s with swell up-to-date suits In all the popular fabric and mixture for boy' suits tomorrow, at 2.50 Here Is high grade clothing for the little fellew. cut and finished in tb latest boyish fash ions. Every suit well worth 17.50. tomorrow at , 3.98 BOVS Confirmation SuitS We ntloi great line of confirmation suits la blacks and J blues both long and short pants styles. P I . B