Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 28, 1900, Page 3

WIAT NEBRASKA EXPORTS = ™ b n. The team had become frightened ked into the train immediate ng the track. One of the agon had his the her Official Figures on the Shipments of Produ “rom the and escape TEN MILLION MORE POUNDS OF FLOUR Vork's K urnament P Yo Great Increase in Some SHeght Min Adva rodu ce in Other Shown by LINCOLN, ing to figures of Statistics braeka 000 bushel tore. In talling « consumption dustry for the of over 10,0000 Bhipments of & head and sheey In other kind little change. The figures port of sur taken ra posed to be he taken by York nentl shipme ‘ York Aff the - sther graing largely Hown ix nd larger to the tournament were d atisfied with the inve tme . men increase b Kk livestock - the Pros Fishe treasurer fr 1 the m #hipme . official tariff ompa nearly which the The b York excursions and nent at were run ad from Lincoln Oma ware rr pleas Corn irably re b Wh Out, Barley, bu ir Other’ mill pr Hay, tons Cattle, heud Hogs, head Horses and mules Bheep, head Exports of surplus prod Douglas county sold braski Comp July fal.) company and have just Neb. These of territory The Interstat tallowing sta Dak Grand South Dakota The a0 compeny head 1883 1,193,250 18 pre the outside th Telephone Nebraska | Naper, Butte | tax, Bonesteel, Porter's Landing. he Camp Dewey Telephone con following in Nebraska: Spencer, Rose | dale, Lynch, Gross, Iron Post, Anders Landing, Verdell, Running Water, n | Running Water Depot, 8. D.; Niobrara, Win | Bazile Mills, Bloomfleld, Verdigre shton, Warsaw officers of Camp Dewey mpany are W. M. Diehl, president, and *. Thiesen, secretary. General office at ton, Neb. The officers of the Inter Telephone company are: Willam | Krotter, president. General office at Stuart | Neb | | a Raplds Falr 1508 1,620 16,500 52,000 St head head head head Mixed 'stock Packing house Ihs Wheat Corn Onts, Barley Rye, bu Hay Flour, Ibs Other mill products Dressed poultry, 1hs ERzs Cream tter Cattle, pencer; Hogs. pany has the pro 00 48,004,83 . | b s s | b bu bu 62 41194 | naton, 1 9 e Telephone 1,704.000 1bs 1,300 it 1 1,073,539 T Hrick Frait Live Beer, dollars thousands fer. aneral of Plattsmouth So PLATTSMOUTH, Ne July el The funeral services over the remains of the late George W. Mosten, who died on by the outslde |the Hancock while en route home from Ma accorded inmates of | P18, were held in the Christian church this | atte at 2 o'clock. Elder D. Errett the penitentiary under a popocratic | A administration. A convict signing his name | 458Isted by the pastors of the other churches the city, conducted the which Thomas Oshorne, charges several officlals at | '" the penitentin ith extreme cruelty and Aot LA LU LRI L e Insists that several convicts have died as A Y result of Improper medical treatment. P D ot I ticular is made to Physiclan Ed AL L LI wards, who In famillarly known na the “man | brave soldler bovs. A requested by Mayo who Bryan at the Chicago Vo 15 T Hittea it b e | buildings floated to the breeze at half mast tion 1t (s alleged that Thomea whese | @l d The pallt re Merritt Kerr recent death at the penitentiary was el st L L | Br Wurl, Mike Warga, and the fi ported to have occurred from eating soap b and vinegar, really died from consumption | hree named were soldiers in the First N | braska regiment and his end was hastened by the treatment | he recelved. It is char that the tal has been utilized by Edwards to increase his personal revenue and that cnly those who “have coln' can expect to recelve proper treatment therein. The further charge is made that the convicts are fed from the leavings of the warden's table, causing the formation of intestinal troubles The prison authorities attempted to con- ceal the cause of Gallagher's death and pro- tested againet the report that he had been allowed to eat injurious substance while in | confinement State Houne 1try Kegs Conviet Churges Cr But v little world of the trea ty. & known ment 3 wtate noon P service were and and to ne 4 reference to SOEVICH Of % brave or hoys | made conven o Hagher, re u Lay Corner « of School. NORTH PLA E. Neb.,, July 27.—(8 clal.)—The corner stone of the new High school building was laid here today with the | usual Masonic monies. Grand Master A. W. Crites here from Chadron and offiziated at the exercises. Almost the en- tire population of the town turned out. The Masons marched to the school grounds in a body, elghty-one members of the order be- ing in line. The addresses were made by | and Master Crites and Hon. J. G. Beeler. hosp wa | rie Yield of Winter Wheat. BRADSHAW, Neb., July (Special.)— Farmers in this vicinity who have threshed make y favorable report in regard to the yield of winter wheat. Some fields ylelded forty bushels, while the lowest yield we have heard of was above twenty bush- els. Spring whes! s not quite so good, the | yield ranging all the way from twelve to | twenty bushels. Oats, rye and barley are making a fair yield and the present pros- pect for a good corn crop is flattering. onnip. Of the forty-five officers of the Nebrask National Guard examined by the Military Board yesterday only three falled to pass successfully. The official report, now in course of preparagion, will say that the ex- amination was very creditable to the of- ficers and that the averages made speak well for the efficiency of the guard, Sher man N. Avey of Company C, Captain Stoner of Company D, Lieutenant Davis of Com pany A and William S. Stroud of Company 1. all of the First regiment, hav ) or- dered before the board for re-examination One of the men was called away before the examination was completed by the sickness of a rela a4 Name. (Special.)—Ma- proceedings in the | against W, H. Salmon | The parties to the euit | are citizens of Battle Creek. The plaintiff | made application for a salcon licen the defendant was one of the remonstr |1t forth in the petition that th fendant circulated stor, tending to cast an odium on her name family. Considers Her MADISON, Neb., July tilda Hans commenced district court today for $5,000 damags The supreme court bar prepared for the printer cases than any previous docket for the last | ten years. The exact number of cases listed i slightly over 1,700, while the last preced ing docket named only 1,400 State surer Meserve today 1l for state warrants numbered 850, amounting to $42,000, gust Certificates the were docket, now being | will contain more is set a scandalous and issued 38,401 payable to Au [ HOLDR (Special)— | Saturday night two young men claiming to | work for prosperous farmers closs to Hold rege bovght two bicycles of Dean & Hedlund of this city, paying $10 eash on their whoels. They decamped the same night, but | overhauted ana arrested by the sheriff (Special Tel- | jastings and brought back here with the | the Manhattan | wheels and will now have stand trial | iflc was pulling out | for obtaining goods under false preterses town near here, the | wagon entaining two | of nomination free sily filed with of the candi republicans and the secretary of dates democr M today & were | Tratn Collides with Wage at | BEATRICE, Neb., July egram.)—This morning express on the Union Pa of Cortland, a small train struck a farm as e r Miss Cody NORTH PLATTE, clal.)—Miss Irina Cody | P. Cody, has been prepari party, which will begin next Monday e | ing and continue for two weeks, Miss Cody's | guests of honor will be Mise May Conrad of | | Grand [sland, Messrs. Morris O. Johnson of | Chicago and J. Kendrick Johnson of Louis | ville, Ky.. and Miss Florence Turple and | Mr. George Likert of North Platte. Crops Aro RENTON, Neb., July I general rain of ome and one-half this county week wind and very ha k and ¢ orn will 1 Wit N intertain July (Spe- | hter of Willlam | for a house during the had been Late and blast lust rops Hay full ount grains the ¥ grasshopy fair in bei, « and Ludy High HTON, N special. ) astle of Laly Highlanders was organized last night with a charter membershi ~ | of sixty. W. E. Sharp of Lincoln, Neb., was | present forth castle, located [ here, has over 100 members of Royal High w castle makes a gool | ACTS GENTLY ON THE . oy KIDNEYS, LIVER < i | AND BowELs LEANSES THE SvstEM REF F_ESZTUAU.‘..’ R > o UMSEH Johnson will He win Neb., July County Sun, meet in annual lay and Sunday W. R. Jackson. pre ation, has promised tress the assembly Me wel, T 1al.) The School session in Te- | 18 1en: 0 to a | Contin | BEATRICE ram.)—Th I Poynter ourt this i plet yute ‘RS 3 VES cases of Lang against Poynter | Lang ap in jus- | jorning and were con settlemen Lang and Gov NSTIFATION | HABITUAL co PERMANENTIY '/ 6L ‘Ts BENEFICIAL EFFECTS‘ '”'“"“."l”"n“ Hites Workn B0 Tt S8RLIIT T ANt Y NORTH PLATTE, Neb., July -~ Fra Dubols QURRNIAJIG SYRVPG s, el v i Y. ot TANT, WY 2ae |a rattlesnake yesterday ernoon. He w \ Daves T UMK 638 (L RTOD | brought to North Platte at ouce for treat- OVERCOMIS 2~ ‘ N i\ g | ence. IN | O ¥ el | Omana Tel Nort T 1 the wo swelled aken to Lexingt STREET FATR Suffcient A Rais GRAND 1 whe LA h 1§ rh nake interfor Ne have r tment th stockhold N stenh We Im il me it parade Al \ ©h M | ist i ry Fred Mich Hoge B ch i } | W Ation i A the n, 11 rantee i i placed | h will gu R Goehring b and H. L. t control W. H. P oard ard 1E ound w R FOR unt of ND, Ne Is May 2ly ed the T it one 1eka. en e san ers R R Henry N i hourd ¢ ihach, John i stenhe A id Koehler o Harrise WO R Amusements helt stunds ring, L exfe An tert 18 of ame Bode 1 latt I and bein OMAHA has D iressed hefore the st night he was o his sister lives GRAND ISLAND, Mone d for the B land appeared difficult t At of those inter ed that the had been raised from August intention of the 'he following com inted and the aj been confirmed ount of money re 7 to rand best ever held th, Fred rtenbach Ashton ind H 1 f W cont H. Glover, A r att N Harrison n Me ™ oA Alist Bartling roand I Bartenbach, 8 James Cleéar for public amuse W, Lyons, George v HLJL Paimer nment has been the local base bal ff, manager, which s during the entire selected as treas as secretary of the ther, of the street g chairman of the e said board being given full power to conduct the fair. ! ence with about celving palgn are expe While the lowe » committee on musi a dozen st bid is in correspond- bands in the state bids for playing during the cam The bands will re ted to put in eight hours per d eive full pay an will be taken into sideration, other pofuts that will be care tuily weighed are number of pleces and in- strum The have several board of ntation fi cations for exhib The council h: ommittee the full use of the str business center of holding a str fons late ire liligently at woi ommittes on public attrac as given of the fair rk END SESSTONS O Conventig tur ALBION, Neb north | convention close iug. Thursday in the prog Creek; Mis; Tweedie, ( son, and ternoon reports ele am Al ha Gordo! sesslo m ot of Al of ¢ b, July axka conference Epworth d ite morning w ice A n n Miss Cross, was la comn officer Gorst largely amusements will ctions, while the ontrol has already over 100 appli- to the street fair s in the ity for the purposc and giving concee- and while the committee was a triflc in getting the money, its arrangements well under way and every committee is WOoRTH GUE Listen Ma (Special.) to Lee- The ague even- part Silver Miss n, Madt- rd. The of busi- were heard ilted in Dr prk Thursday those taking David Lea Neligh; Richards St. Edw one it re: wson of Omaha being selected president Nearly all of the old The hoard of A commission decide th ence ass to act The advil mbly evening Bishop J. program, but f fill his engagement | Methodist Episc to fill “Why? called in lecture, strong, celved. Alblon the Epworth le of next nilic dir thirte sibility yea! session W. Ha or some Dr. opal chu the whi h as wel guers. tors ers were re-elected was re-elected. en was elected to of another confer- r, with full power closed milton reason the confer- wag on the could rch of Omaha was cancy and gave his was filled with sensible matter and was well re- | I as all delegates, | have been greatly benefited by the work of Miller Named for Senator. Ni gram.) no enthusiasm Your drugglst FORECAS-T VOF THE WEATHER | Nehraska May Expect eb., July will SHINGTON, July weather for Nebraska unday, fair New Mexico, and Arkansas—( Sunday; southea lowa--Increasi Sat Showers northerly urday an Oklahom, ienerally sterly w ng clou refund your money Pazo Ointment fails to cure you 27.—(8 pecial Tele- Miller of Majore was renom- | inated for state senator by the populists of Buftalo and Sherman counties, | very small attendance at the convention and | There was a it 50 cents. pwers and Forecast of the and Sunday d cooler Saturday; winds, a, Indian fair inds. liness Territory Saturday and with ahow: ers and cooler in western portion Saturday; nday Missouri Sunday; Gen eouthea North Dakota eastern, fair in Sunday fair South Dakota day Kunsas—Gener day; southeaster Colorado—Gen unday; varlabie Wyoming Sunday: warmer day; variable w Montana Sunday day; Sunday Ger Ger warmer wa OFFICE OF T OMAHA, July the correspindi years temy tom rat Maximum Minimum M tem Rainfall Record + a rd of pre oo M tempers 5 for th tal excess sin semal rainfall ficlenc Total rai Deficienc Deficion Deficien No iix BTATIONS OF WE clear (i, pa part ¢ pid City, clear Lake ' elear m Chey cloar ciear part cloud T indicates t showers; southe: [? W erally sterly Shower: western rly winds air - Saturday tnds and and portion cooler in Saturday; northerly winds. Showers and cooler Satur- rally ly erally winds nerally 1 south nds erally in rmer fair vinds [t i weat n Rec W A oftici tati day H ng eratire Ature re \ture Mard rt clondy loudy Sunday fair; northerly winds Saturday and Sun- alr Saturday and fair Saturday east portion § air Saturday and ern portion Satur th to west winds cord, ATHLP. BUREAU Wl record of tem n, compared w of the last 159 $ T 1t Omaha for this the day h1 14 inch 1i in 17.08 tnche 182 inche inche © of precipitation Local A WELSH, recast Official not | Chase of the First | oi | ATLY BEF SATURDAY, BETWEEN PERKINS AND SHAW Deal Baid to Have Been Arranged on t! EDITOR TO HAVE THE 8 Aerangem WASH gram.) Editor senatori probable th wh ment I Judge ernor an lowa officeholder today other than King for the governorship in being no ernor Sh ing beir Shaw but con regime as delic put the er wa though | tions of | candidat tictan 1 It h Fditor Perkins had his eye on t orship, but he could see no w mbition as long as S nained in activ to his father themselves | nis | lison re | been cal | Perkins vantage either tion, th in sectl | come who ha ! nid ric is lowes neba celve $30. water p crete foy asked | | | [ | | \ [ | crete | tions present , these many Mr. anything definite is done. HINGTON Should Perkins v it anc will will at h Tubbard haw are one haw for g tha t tinuance ina 1 new as a party s the it other the W n been Hed have of. ne Wh haw or Perkins will have fact of re ons t ve made on the Handle mon lant undation, Hand not use G ot be or of Cedar mt he Perkin To bring about this r of a n To surmount apparent ot upon a stronger ambition of the temporarily natorial Appointment, Tuly overnor foux ¢ now the res far-reach Allison, J Raj intere Th i W itually runni senate, 1 make it the old ress, opera requ th 1 beclc ' Special SHORT TERM D an agree 1 one Blythe and greement Per and Gov under: tand for JULY [ | which s | al tre big four, atorfal and guberna shington solves a number of perple is good politics all around knc m be and they will b g0 not 1 si but admits xing ques for own some life and which slow been it that state ve the from new Shaw t th time g ator Gear or Now Gear has cond| tmen Towa appendict tacles and to than and ambl rial at s s and that vers to gratity Al ad expected that no opp both are strong which pporte they men nors and senators for years Winnebago Seh ¥ the W ley of Anadarko, will having in . In hich the to den fandley is still Ok bidding on the building the contract for the complete plant en though con- t est bidder using stone, his bid being Upon the water plant B among the undoubtedly is the lc land he | tract for The 1 ing and the offic lieve th complete ducted from ywest will ndian plant fals at Iy the do Rahm recelve which amount must Handley's bureau would with the or! pe bid estimated bids befo atory can for cost them built the probubly bid of Tuding the This bid provides for the tepartment who Win re » con has | before he low 000, of Omaha bidders scheduling | con be de build but now and owing $5,000 of the $40,000 specifically appropriated to be sp Omaha conne teachers and country made up an gincers who de pointed Indian the pla pays $1 Miss Ta., Lillie I to be ounty, will b tes, with a will be pointed dons, R L. Matt Comy First N busines 000, Pk Benniso cago wa for the cago fo vern, la J. H ter at H. 8 county Hyattvi Postof car, Hol Wyomin telle € Senat Washin, until M Mr. @ Buests o their ho Mrs lantie e am.) publican Wymore Judge Be | traternit | dock, | wh Ey INSTRU July nidiv | Caroline vin, Ie M ¥ 1A t O Coun compa Total has been Peck, Mont., Indian BEATRIC pent in b agency ed with and ther pon the and th needed non-reservation schools ette A Civil Service ¢ eligible registe electricians which opens up a new field for young men | ng the ccording Indian at to ofth several will be early are also ervice an e industrial | reservation throughout uite a demand | mmission for in the fall o n the ofcial the needed ire to enter into government service school 1200 pe Amy A Juvall of rur: establishe, Ia., on one of Superintendent Arthur of the Osage s declined. superintendent of the Crow Creek echool in South Dakota, who was to go to Osage, has been appointed the Fort Spokane, to v was t of the Plerr E h oA the WVash., school ar pointed cook at Roeebu Additional al 4 August 15, the vin cook at of Missourl appointed t toduy 8. T ap- D., Me- s0l, who was offer Avery, former superintende The place v he cy of alley, Fort 001, at $400 per year ne Ridge, S. D free delivery at lowa City, [§ o largest in at $480. service s ap is Johnson covering an area of 190 quare populatic require n ed as follows hes Departme troller's ational s was hilip n, cashie today First the Fir Ryan was today appe MeCurdy, Labay n at e Mees t county, Klond Jonee, r Thurst on and onday and of Mr. me Mrs. an in ity Wienek certificate bank of Lenox issued Ridgepay or The Metropolitan ap National Also the National Bank of Republic of Chi M Al Bighorn county. establighed H postmaster. on wi Snyder 1 Mo Andrews have 390, They AL D, 0. of Five have Stiles, Notes. Ia today’ president National proved bank hank National bank oody county, Lake. E pring 0 M Wyo. ugh O'Neill Johnson cou has not been n leave of Mis. unt Just W leasant turned HYMENEAL. Mur Arthur and Mi were urne were present & Murdock nit Paddock hotel parlor clk-Geyer, July Elizabeth 1 in marriage last evenin, ceremony. it the Grand Isl K, July Toseph & Nave its ir 15. Thi hich fs th e MENTS REALTY pl ferre Kes ime a MARK ced on record Warranty Jwnsen 1 ather aha Lan | Bluffs ny, part amount il ! d o & of transfers,.,.... be H Gowers a . detained for B! Mrs of 1ot 7, East Omak authorizing ital The new serviee the Inited miles carriers | | the bhegin W of reserve Lenox of Kin Hammond Nebraska 0 Hastings Andrews at fr. by C Fr Chi agent Ia Mal- 1ted postmas and bury at Ann postmaster in maha are and (Special Tel editor of the Re Geyer the unty A number of the newspaper friends of Mr Mur iday | conspteove attained Miss Ida Miss te am suCCees Harned Hurned is wiitten month th national having singl world A recent letter Peruna Medicine a8 follows 607 CHAMPLAIN BUILDING The Peruna Medi ntleme Report of SAN FRANCIS( the explorer, to the Antarctic in th lce was first 14, land was first possible, owing rations for a sle were being slackened a little | the night of Febr Robertson's bay South Victoriala On the 22d of gl ur hours and port states that the men the On March 1 the Victorialand and Cross, commande sailed for New vinck and a part of Cape Adare tralia The party Adare for | 1 ves: extreme cold on July 2 | the bay th ro. An of Y temy name oaet land where ometer « rezl y Iy word sequ son's hay d September ble colle ttended to wher The land tc ¢ York islan visited and cal inte tions we to w 1 in i r \ a re Duk¢ deer | M | Bor Ie to quartz reef \y here s K vicinity jence ommer tifles at uj m e w 1zation ar tic explo | finaneial ol | vory “Golkie o ort Wy, 1 asione, is tions PHILADELPHI of Peny to Cronstadt by | the British chartere load for Gutujew tha 1 to road con: fering from England me rather wor Briggs, 0g Nong n 1 fr m n cr ine As A to NEW LANDS IN ANTARCTIC ", prer Discoveries. 0. Borchgrevinck in t auxiliary screw has been received here. encountered on 1898, and that two we sigl Balleney island, but near app to the vessel was hemmed in the pack and prepa e ) perfected, The Southern Cross had | been hemmed in for forty-eighy days uary Sta nd. Janu t two anchors for would ut u on Zealand remained some months. | hardships and suffering intensely an attempt was made to rea h to the the camp was registering land was discove thi " store ces below expeditions Aisp e 1 ver q th he Ge island it through from east Mee nit an¢ will will island for Sir W al A or th whi 1900, the wo bus r i in re her e ness world s system. My traveling to during inele cially value against ttment v ince during other n Miss Harned to 1 of Columbu. 1ICAGO, TLL., Columbus, O ric 1 S0 Every one find | 5 vou port from purchasing i at Ma amination was likely that the | the government Horchgrey ting By lds, my hearty endorse Yours truly, wor a great nent it as a id as slew sound coal Puget for nila not t a ent Ida Marned. who is in the least degree sub- 1 who have lyour Peruna an excellent medicine to build up and restore the nervous s out doors and extent, weather I espe- nd preventive v catarrhal unexcelled, I much pleasure 1 give Peruna | with hulk, The result o made public, It il to a is ra- ew be the ex- but it vessel will be purchased by The ship st | recently bought for this purpose. PACIFIC HOLDUP The report of who was sent he interest of science bark Southern Cross, The explorer s December later, on January 1t proved to be ch was im- weeks the July | | MISSOURI Train for Atchinon ks ht Pacific Atch Missouri No, 1 left the north, xpre. ice. For a ourney to Victorialand cov when the pressure enger, with a ntents of the and on e 17 dropped anchor In landed at | ores were e AKIng a severe southeast | FURE PUOKCRE, for forty-cight | {ryin’ stowed up were lost. The re- | {Hal" SO the heroic work of S have been lost o n jack was hoisted on 3 March 2 the Southern o v Captain Jansen . eld leaving Rorchgre b the settlement south of Aus- ari enger sted | the later car fa the ten at will miles ntify Kroiser he can i | r in the exper| of [ e vicinity neing from officials fall bery, their kno the following te held up about m Atchigon and € was a negro The robber | weighed about and i great of Re ched degrec west ertson with the below 10 i and named Dike journey the lowe was | moustache tify sheriff \ 1 experience zero from 1 result Robert AU Atched the nade and observations afford of Duke ge W t that - [ Foree o opportunity e southwest Te n he th has been ily o ber i EL PASO tion situat Admiralty ra island ki owing to with grard the river the nus pauper Jaure ing into etptured f the iteolf fovnd broad was to to west by to say,” remarked Mr T nerais of great inde Iy elve that from cr¢ the value 1 te rteen borde Theeo emigrants Mexico. The sta and Chihuahu eral thousand conte ret drifting exclugion be at the AT want in ot never of wie Duke of plate [ sited on sev rich in minerals act and masked that d until the information who 165 pounds, to wa way and ¥ a Watch, ATCHISON, Kan,, July 27 Omaha through ison robbe Mark was » Stopped Near Just after the v ent d John Kreise volver express s the safe train eilver watch the ha ne on police arr hi The name a eturn here tc the suspect n Omaha owledge bein legram \idnight last B. junction a im of me wears a lig ch a incomi x., July 27 re grow t that ally wter sufficien emigran! not ract in terior 1 r wh Custa ind boardec h was ab tement con Mexico, wh Chinamen, urning to to take 1 get free ol brake woree advanta, transpartation could iched Omaha h from 3ro. ested Da night have not regarding the rob. Train No. night n. Th only hei, ht ng sh tra ered the m 1 not a ) an the robber ordered the m When the w mile our of Atchison got off and escaped maek slipped down and revy he An and to yot fined 1 passenger at 11:43 last night, for the o8- A demanded the Krelser con- be nd, ex he man says he is from 0 11 | re between robt watch. | nt a He has a stu irt ains.” specto ter ix In- The lai the it to coll ms in lan emigrant northhound to depart. i o back to s from Durang ere th that hina FIRE RECORD. « HEBRO About ho on the story be fire b me | o th July n The hi for jan a v i from a coal famine Another e ot ¥ July this morn retarde troyed by fire hr ly. N force preve ected nspectc who h Jaur here and of t [ dre er nd y No- PAUPERS SLIP OVER BORDER | immigra- ot increased along rences demonstrate that | t in the border and scatter- e o are A8 are he i fore damaged frame, | View of ¢ minute, with the moti the court It caught m in the nd ly of 3 = ] PERUNA BUILDS UP AND RESTORES i not each ard 1a meal 1 e least an effect Habersh spring about th Alr In the na for 1 also « b myse 1 only took three bottles of Perus I naand oneof Manalin, which gener- ally stimulated the liver, the glands of the stomach and bowels, and 1t is a most splendid tonie Peruna is & wonderful medicine for catarrh of the 1 have ny more trout will most redly take Peruna, 1t only medicine 1 ever that did me any good. Peruna acted ke magic in my ca 1 believe it is the best medi cine on earth for dyspepsia. 1 be leve ther 18 1 other medicine the market that equals it for fami Atonie dyspepsia {5 simply the stomach There is not ally much pain, but a fesling of great welghs and cometimes faininess after each followed by sour creations and belching of The be regular and ap- weakened stomach, ant movement after allowing the food to e instead of digesting. This 18 & very common form of dyspensin |amouk the mentally overworked claew, whose mervous systems become depremmed lby long continued strains and sedoutary hab- 1ts. | 1t there s a remedy in the whole range ot | medicinal preparations that is in every pars ticular adapted t form of dyspepsla, that remedy s Peruna. 1t not only acts as an apetizer, but it fmparts to the stomach the vigor properly t the food by awakening parita movements of the dige Mrs. Fred Bohde, Goeglein, Ind writes, I was a sufferer from head- ache and pains in my stomach for |ten years, more orless, 1 consulted | doctors, but they could give me no Ir-:liul. I grew weaker right along and didn't expect that eould live v long. One day I happened to lgeta 09 Perunaalmanae. Isaw my | case described in it, and also a sure | cure, so 1 decided to give it a trial, |1 commenced to take it last spring, and after taking half a bottle of Pe. v I felt like a new person, Leon- tinued taking Peruna until fall, fol- lowing your directions careiully, and I have to say that 1 feel better than I ever did “Hoping that Peruna may do for others what it has done for me, 1 recommend it to everyone.” I re. main, truly yours, Mrs.Fred Bohde. Address The Peruna Medicine Co., Colum bus, O., for a wpy of “Summer Catarrh.’ This book trea of the many and varied phasces of catarrh peculiar (o summer frec. \ach, ever an the took also o y on Ous pros- usu- bowel 1d be may th Bas petite which she |a in con this to dige the tive organe They are as much like COATED ELECTRICITY as science can make them. Kuch one produces as much nerve-buiiding substance as is ¢ tained mount of food a 1 consumes in a week, This is why they have cured thousands of cases of nervous diseases, such as Debil- ity, Dizziness, Insomnia, Varicocele, ® etc. They enable you tothink 1y by devel itte Nealthy circulation, cure indiges tion, and impart bounding vigor to the Wwhole system. Al wenkenin and tissuedestroving drains and losses permanently cured. Delay may mean Insanity, Consumption and Death ice, $1 perbox ; six hoxes (with ad guarantee to cure or re- ). 45, Book containin ositive proof, free. Address P edicine Co.,'Cleveland, O id by Kuhn & Co,, 15th and Douglas, J. A. Fuller & Co"14tn and Dougla Sol and LEGAL NOTICE, ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS FOR mstriuction of o General Hewer 8 rothe City of Lead, Lawrence South Dakota Sealid bids are 1r © the office ditor, until August ity of ) Dakota, according W How on 1 and cit THI stem Count ed and Willlam K p. \the for th stri system within and Lawrence count to plans and the office of iditor of said i m o 1 ity Hih will recetved work and brick b for plpe worl tunnel I the an uch work shall be 1itor i their heing ope hall be end to what w arded to TR fory enled ed withbut d 1 on o rk such bid or " i . companied by a b Lead, in the shall 1 a which by | m Just quir ih and co ol olo of 15w Th general laws of the relating o arrest 18 required by xxxvit of and buil section the Laws it Xx chapter A extimated cost 1%, 00 of sald sewer system 1 and v oparty ith th of the plans furnished to 1 the dey cortified cli ity treasurer Aif wueh d to The on or before selfications desiring 1o ity andite for pa to which check will be e and speciiications ure Rtedlon, city attor i diy of Augast will b bid ug ot turne t 1900 The efty 11 bid nmunienti may b eng T s the right to reject any or bl i I relation ed to W imas | reto, except I Allason Redlon, eity addre vy f the AL ABON £ uncil A 1900 ttm Fing L, degre degrees dall we The t of the DEATH RECORD. l thi his apart Colonel Mg “ley and in Nash H now in New s two daughters are ou the atage. arch ever a 1ton house srmerl ville livorced wife is York