Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 10, 1900, Page 8

THE _OMAIA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1900, lart store on reaching this city " . | | Miss Bates had no complaint to make ot | Will Oarry Towa by More Than One H|m~| : i b '\\ILI I(NM\ TIIIIR ll\(\ he (reatmenc she 1eceived at home, but ired Thonsand. Osylate of lime, T YT T TP YTV YTV YTV YOVOY vwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm@ \ / 4 . s glass | st sald she could not stay asd sufte the | e e Kidney origin, Kiduey otigin Kidney otigin, Secent clgar, — | humiliation of baving her good name slan- | @as fixtures and globes at Bixby's dered. The aged father stayed in the city [ wiLL ISSUE CIRCULAR ON TYPHOID FEVER 2 Fine A. B. C. beer Neumayer :‘i;fl"'h | Republicans Expect to Properly Celebrate |1ast night and will make another effort 0 0 al A x;/’l’\v::xl:n: ”: ML SO ST vy ‘ the Glorious v,,m.y Tonight. today (o inuce his ~daughter to return b ! until Granular Deposits Develop into ' W. J. Hostetter, dentist, Baldwin block. i home : ¢ 1 of Health Will Take Action | A Moore's stock i kills worms, Ladies You Are Invited n Account of the Epldemic of ’ Drink Budwelser beer, L. Rosen! - | ALL THINGS READY fOR MONSTER PARADE‘ To wirend our candy sale today only. the Diseaxe in Difieren | Lefrert, jewcler clan. o "\"' - food taffy and Yankee peanut, Parta of the State, S Sun Bonnet Rubles” at exander | irity Ca Sitchen, 298 Broadway f & Co.'s, 353 Broadw ‘H:u-.vum- f Mokt s Andy Kitchen, 358 Broadway | — Just as sqon as you notice a sediment GRE 4 T E‘Ol \7 ) I et yout work done at th poputar Eagle Ocennton of & | Davis sells paint. DES MOINRS, Nov. f.—(Special Telee | in your water on standing, take the i LN1 ° undry, T Broadway raohe e of the Clty by the Juhis - —— et o Ta., is the gram.)—1t is absolutely cortain now that | Mrs. J, B, McGinity of N o Innt Hosts | K. P. dance, Hughes' hall tonight. gram.)=It s abrolutel ot L E Lot v v guest of her brother, D, F. Maxfield. | i | the corrected returns from every county in | w . W. C. Este ndertaker, 23 Penfrl street. | p— TRUST FUAD FOR DEPOSITORS. | the state will show a plurality of more than ARNER S SAFE CURE- | Telophonen: Gflico. 6i; residence 1. i ! | — | 100,000 for McKinley and s much for th — z E W B Gra andertaker and licensed S| At the meating of the several commit- | Creditars of the O ¥ Bank | iato ticket. The total vote, Chairman Oshkosh, Win., Ser i £ repuIrng, matiross miking, 122 8. Main at, | ¢ last night in County Chairman | Are Asked to ( Weaver says, will be approximately, M- tmer’s Bafe Curo Co.. Roche . = L balmer, 101 South Maln stre Phone w6, | Wrikhts office the final detafls of the | The committee ap recent | nioe, 308,000; Bryan, 207,005 seattering ( lemen—Eight years ago 1 sufferad greatly wioh g Don't forget 1 raut compi No. 44, | monster ratificaticn blowout with whick | meeting of depositors Officer & Pusey's | o 660" otal, 541,000, The returns also show | oubl 1 consulted several physicians but their m. e did \ [ Iasewcond tonight at Mertiam | the republicans of Counoll Blufts and vi- |bank to ouiline scme SouFC B action has |ihat the constitutional amendment and the | e no good. A friend of mine in the drug business suggeste block. cinity will celebrate this evening the grand | Prepa; fts report and another meeting or fonal convention have | il 1t W s Bafe Cure 1 : 64 Yot ohtor. ML, Tummes | grand ' order for a constitutional co y Warner's S re. 1 tollowed the suggestion and Vi g i 3 Roth i daghter, Mrs JUmes | victory at the polis last Tuesday wero de- | Will, it is expected, be called for tho early |y oy cyrpjeq | FREE SAMPLE. fter ‘using & 6HBTe OF bottles T noticed & siight Imprey s i $a., for & few dn | cided on. The celebration will take the [Part of next week The State Board of Health, in session Scnd postal for fr ample to | 1 coutinued ite use for about 13 months and am happy to suy i ¢ Mrs. and Mrs Marvin €. Van Derveer | form of a big parade through the principal | The plan suggested by the committee 18 {0 "0 pine ordered the president and the | Warner's Safe Cure Co that it complotely cured me. I have waited several years bo 1 of Tium are” Vislting ' trie in (| streets, at the close of which short. ad- ' to have an independent examination of the | oo " Turo i and issue a circular on | Rochester, N. Y | fore giving this testimonial in order to see if my cure was per I eustern part of the stule. e sester. | 170858 WIlL be delivered by prominent |books and assets of the bank mado by an|WIREIREY (LT SN ol wag arrived | AVNETON, THES Sapoe. Vel Satont L BT Pt e day froni O ings, Colo, on'a visit s from a platform at the intersec- | €XPert so that the depositors ll“”-l‘“"‘“ SOm® | at because of the epidemic of the disense | Writing Sce'y Oshkosh Tim 44 - ' to her mother, Mrs. Jume of Brondway und Fourth street, where | den of how much they. are Wkely t6 85| in ifterent parts of the state, and especially ORI "ty s e . ST TG Mrs. O. M. Brown and niece, Miss Eleanor | 4 huge tar barrel bonfire will blaze. back of the money they deposited w ol d at Independence. 1 T e Teu g ey, from & visit| Congtesemin Dive Murcet of Omaba has | Arm/ Witk thls end 1 Slew 53 COREISSS ary Miksell, wie of John Miksell, tee WMWMWWWWflmwwmummmmummnmmm“ ! ALY y Ahia Finaral of he Tabe e, Na promised to be present and make a short | has prepared an mi»m.n-l"hun ':r'n;’:::"' ther with her littie 3-year-old son, has M will be held this morning tnder the quspices | 141k and the committee in charge has | depositors “w(‘r:“( ‘;: nfu,“";h“’, ‘:,,,; ':', isappeared from their home, and the de- A . of the Woman's Christian associution expectations of Sepator Dolliver being here, [ PT0 rata to a fund ot 31,000, the m 0 | Jerted husband is greatly alarmed by their 7 = ¥ PG Carroll nd Miss Rosu A Governor Shaw and State Chairman Weaver | be placed in the hande of the mnl\m.u" OF &1 absence. He called at the police station to | FAILS TO POST TRAIN TIMES ,Ff"’"?f"‘, i both of Omaha, were marrled in (his have telographe priiasaied " | trustee, to be used as suggesiec . §od dstudtives — - " ROt Veiterauy| dustice. Ferrier pertorming the | & telegraphed - thelr regrets at belng | “rHRICH S0 0 oy the' committes {at]ODtain the aid ot the potice and detectives in | ny Detend- | i § bbb | unable to be present. Hundreds of pounds | It Is belleved by t bbbk ¢ the |the search. He handed the officers a note | age Suit | k fhe custom i this ofty 1§ re- | of colored lghts will illuminate the line |Many matters will come up during the | 8 FOFER P0G R0 Tk table in | ! o At ¥ teiptof @ catload of imported earthenware | of march and with the roire produced by |!lauidation of the bank in which the de- |y "yome, 1¢ said: “Dear Joho—I bave| Ll Lot o R u"‘,'mr.“fn"'.“"”‘,"v‘.‘.:.,,.m.,' Anwa the i o Rpsand v Germmany. conlgned 10 | o shotgun brigade and otherelements (Posltors will bo intorasted and (hat, thelr| " Biling about the talk wo Bad 10: | INDIANAPOLIS, Tad Nov. 6 —The State | Saqeesoresami 1oL 01003 od 80 riary g of Al ipriien. €€ PADENE wroogiboss 4’ O, 1, Johnaton, deputy {nteFnal fevent ‘.4\.:-\ Re will be able to realize that the | Inter b 5 The report made | B¢ther after we went to bed last night and | of [ndiana has entered suit in (he supreme | Dfenton sufferers are i 1" coliector at Shefil Ta., was in the eity | republicans are celebrating hands of some sttorniey: =4S T how yo o \rying to get rid of me. And [ ooyp i et | iy kn L an operalion. 800 tostinmoniaie. A wrliten 4 J 5t considvred suMotently | BV You are « | court against the Big Four Railrond com naney 1 2800 S0t & porsent cure. 410 & Box B 1¢ LoR vesterday on business connected” with the | Colonel E. R. Fonda has been selected by the receivers is not consi Y150 1 bave made up my mind that there §8| . v for $397 700, 1 lsgad ¢ 7 Bl LIOE Rk clrealarand tentimuc kovernment as marshal of the parade and he in turn | ®Xplicit and tor this reason the committee | - e B AR 00, for alleged vielations of diis o "ox 376, Ban Francio, ¢ m Snvder. o Broadway pawnbroker. | g auroined ¢, B Randlett as chiof of | SuBRests that the books and assets be ex- |10 uke to {ry to e WHOL SEL IR (O “‘n.- ,x...by-lwllml requiring raflway companies | OR SALE BY My LHUG €O, 16TH AND FARNAM. complal police yesterduy that | 188 appoin andlett as chlef of ; you ever get another wom | to post bulletins announcing the arrival and | b & coat from his sh be: W. A High<mith, J Greenshields, illiam Arnd, trex g %" | you did me. Goodbye.—Mary." Fountain county, and the y i asked | I i, A. Burke hus been appointed a special rge 8. Kitchen, Sumner Knox, Ed Can- [mle county, has filed a petition of inter. | 0 o « expressed by some that the | v = Lol R dloo i i officer at the request of the Milwaukee | (G086 B FRECRER B A vention iu the recefvership matter in the fear I8 exp e | 10 PAY the sum named for not maintain Rallway company. o succeed Captain £ codore Quittar, A, W. Askwith, 5 woman jumped into the river, inasmuch as | o SR 0 Sl Martin. who has femoved o 8t. Louis, Hurry Brown, W, F. Sapp, Wilitam Arnd, |dIstrict court, asking that the county funds | woman Jumped indo (he FYelt FUCRUES, L0 dng o bulletin board in the station af Veed i y v | deposited in the bank of Officer & Pusey he has D eisburg. The law provides that a railway | Miss Maude Cavin, who has been in | Frank Reed, R. V. Innes, Ovide Vien and |depos presence of her child with her 18 the sLrong= [y, yio) # Wushingtor the 'lnst yoar, i | frank Evereat {made a preferred claim. The amount of | Prosence o TRAALR hat violates the requirements of the wct | home for a ith her parents, [ ) | g b est evidence o st sue y sha th bt 325 for every offensc pome for At witly e parent The column wiil form as follows: Had |county funds tied up In the bank does not | %% eviiefen SXANTL BELE (REQL, (. | shall by the sum of 523 for every often AL ADHS OF Toat kull tor ThunkeEIvVIE on right of line, at_corner of First avenue | €Xceed above $2,000 versity Chancellor Craig, fn a talk to the |y b F0lC BLE FOvOTal bastonger tiains here has been arrang ctween the Doy and Main st ests of honor in car- s ot e ncev ch created a | h g ery day and the i e S B L T K A L ST L G O of honor In car W. A. Maurer yosterday pad into the | students, made accusations which created | {ino named in the complaint covers threo » fay The game will be played at the Driving | T8 venue between Pearl and | 600y auee of this city $700 as duty upon | big sensatfon. He said that last year yoiti | y L Maln sireets; membors of Fremont club |, “ioriond of imported carthenware from | the foot ball team went to Ames & larke 1 Wi funerat of (e Tate Mrs Maximilia and ] ):* ..|I the civil war, on Pearl|p iiing’ and Germavy. body of the students bad gone with the Fée. % Obid Ah N i / Whalen “will e el this ‘moraing at o right resting at Grand hotel; Col- | v A team and on the way down played cards on | 1 Ax ATIVE BROMO-QUININE T4 BLETS, | Eighth street, Tarial will be in the come- | OF "I“‘"“”I'""‘ Marching club, ‘on_ FIrst | premfums given with Domestlc s0aD. | the train. They wera warned and n.«; umu: tery at Keg Croek |avenue, right resting at corner of Pearl | i e school was warned at that time. A wee Pilte hibAral tF: the' tite Arw, Nafioy Towoh |4 tavenue; drum corps heading Mc- | Howell's Antl-"Kawt" cures coughs, eolds. | 1000% W8 TROTEC C0 L went to 1owa | FERRELL WILL HAVE TO DIE | who_di Thursday evening at St F | Kinley Guards, on Pearl street on west side g o ) large body of students went hard's hospita weld at 10 o'cloc ! Conrt Notea City another large bo iy D ST i Faten's “indertaking | O Breet, right resting at corner of Pearl | . MeLFISE COREE SEIR oroq guit) with them. In the front coach of the train | Motlon for New Trial in Case of Ex ,. oS 0NN SO |and First avenue; Raflroad and Lantern funfed the greater part of yesterday in| @ kek of beer was set up and a young man press W nger Lune's Mur- { €. B Jacquemin s in the oity for,a fow | brigade, on Willow avenue, right resting at | (ot (¢ BIEEE PO S0 qn e o toqti | was kept busy working the faucet. The derer Overruled. CAN SAVE A DAY VIA b ¢ fayson This wiy home 10 Helena, corner of Willow avenue and Pearl street; | 1o Qe COUE SRE B0 0 pleted | erowd in that coach played cards and bet o | \iloF Ember. of e A ot O business men in carriages, on Sixth street, | MO0V Tor A0S PIICT L T on the game. In the rear conch of the | MARYSVILLE, O. Nov. f.—Julge Mel- | N quemin & Co. of this city | Tight Testing at corner of Sixth street and | When court ac ranted in the following | train a party of young girls, students in the | horn this afternoon overruled the motion | All membor the Scandinavian-Ameri- | FIrst avenue; mounted men, on Willow | Pivorces s e e Promas | university, were playing carfs. The chan- | for a new trial and sentenced Rosslyn Fer- | PRl ton e fduestel 10 meot, 4t [avenue between Sixth and Seventh atreets, | S bY STRC Thect S LR T collor aaid these things had to be stopped. | rell to be electrocuted on Friday, March 1,! MIS cpublican headdui corner o 8t | o Satlheat con . J. Simpson fro dre . 8 for the murder of Express Messenger Lane ] B ! ’ 1 v N T ek Tt | FIERt Testing at corner of Sixth street and e Express Messenger Lane | RIVER TO § AKE 1 take part in the rutific akion parade | Willow avenue; shotgun brigade, on First lr:nululu« r!r::lm .‘»".'(':(' k“‘x.m,:lo“' Mrs. Sarali| . ool of Prickly Ash m"..,;? kept 10 | August 10 last. | 10 HOURS ¢ I'I'I(E]f\'}‘l‘!‘\i"\\lt'l\" E:n!;l;h ) The Owl Wheel chib has elected the nue between S 4 Seve ity | B LoD from BAUHOR LO d used occasionally means RS Q AN ANY OTHER LINE. | The Owl W1 Wb has elected th veuue between Sixth and Seventh streets, o 41t waa tanen fn the divores buit ) ihe house and ussd oo o e A d lowing officers for the ensulng year: Prosi- | pight resting at corne iilow he whole household. 3 3 | e at corner of Willow avenue good heaith to the whole hou: dent, L. R Ogdens vice president, Nels J 4 obert B. C alnst Mrs. Jessio Nelson treasurer, 1K, Rmith: secretary, |#0d Pearl street. of Robert avett ag: lamant; physical director, Clarence | The lne of march will be as follows: | M: Cavett. FORECAST OF THE WEATHER MISSOURI RIVER TO SAN FRANCISCO, 15 1OURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTHER L men came icross the river from Omaha on | pricage can secure bl ‘ 2 I a frelght train together Thursduy morning. |05 an- secure blank, cartridges by frfeht e o i o |V e non at e St | KRAUSE OF OMAHA ON STAND | theater will be A Female Drumm The | bullding any time this morning or after- rmer and cloudy Satr-| | 5 ; except in extreme rangeine immediately relieves the depressed feeling, compels nerve: Paul E, Hafer; chalrman house committer, Nels | 5 corner e av 2 | In the divorce suit of Ada M. Benton i 1 rom the corner of First avenue and South od U Neluo 1y Howarth, lbrarian; members ' e writ of attachment n ' R Rousa commitiec. . Hafer and C. ¥, Milier, | Main street, south on Main to Seventh | 4ainst M. Benton. & WEW of WEATEENSL| prospects for Satnrday and Sunday Commence " I RIVER TO PORTLAND, Kid Carter of Hannibal, Mo Al avenue, countermarch to intersection wity | Bas been issued in A Are for Fair Skies with Fall QUICKER THAN ANY OTHER LINE. '] 'llv-lm;v'm Om the two negrocs arrexted | Pearl street, north on Pearl street to Wil |a team and other property belonging to of Temperature. New City Tiek o, whtches: tound I (el Doscanion, |10W. avenue. west (o South Sixth streot, | the defendsnt A TR R ; Taking were taken (o Omaha yesterday morning, 1t [orth (o First avenue, west to Elghth | g p quuee, Hughes' hall tonight. WASHINGTON, Nov. 9-Forecast for alleged that the watches we stolen street, north to Broadway, east to Meth- | i {4 | Saturday and Sunday - from clear store there. Willlam 100t i | gdist 'church, countermarch to Fourth | Best welght—Domestic aoap. | For Nebraska—rair Saturday; colder in| in this eity, arrested at (he same time, fs [Street, where column will disband, — | western portion; Sunday fair; northerly | [ being held pending investigation. The three | All persons desit.ng to join the shotgun | Commonwealth 10-cont_cle winds For Tllinois—W; day, probably ra southern portion; Sunday fair, with colder in ndrthern portion; fresh If YouWish oenl Cabinetmaker comedy ‘18 1 three acts and the. speclil | noon westerly 10| | Stomach and liver to act normally- { wcenery {8 wonderfully renlistic. The first | The mounted aldes will assemble at th Ing Infernnl W T | | opens the pores, brings a night of uct introduces the compan: the business | 54 “hotel on the First ayerue 7 for Mg | " For Town—Fair Saturday, except prob- | | Téstful sleep—makes you feel all : i S enomn Tha THLEFioF view f Lhe JAFES da | DEOMDLLY At 7:80 o'clock this eventng e In the Hoot|ADIY Tain in extreme eastern portion; | | ghtin ‘:“a‘""g‘"!‘ Lol directons gond reliable dental work at mod | Jartment store; the (hird act s that of the Starat st 4 . WATERLOO, Ta., Nov. f.—In the Hoot |%VI¥ T poss 8 ELEth ons. | | for grip, headache, colds, nervousness stite Dioes we o 3 - | pustment utore; the third ct te. o (| AN vatorans of the vivil uad SpAntsh | urier case (he prosecution hus fn most | Yarimer in exxtern una centrat portions; | | (2L BT e G oYy erate prices we can please you. | well known New York hotel. Considering | des he parade O S Tarca ) ISt taasd 1 c | BOnAY colder, west tc o ) i . The exceptionaily strong cast and th will meet at republican headquarters at 7:50 | oo 1. ”1‘”,"“, ;},‘,',“’?: ""\[,r'.:(',':‘ " whe | winds p::age. Our methods are the most improv- - | Niticent manter i which it will b ey s be heard are the Chicago expressma e " ks k 2 the play In aid to be one of the very 2SR Rod ORI il handled the infernal machine and several | For Missouri-Fair, warmer Saturday SrnSat0s pald by deugelsts ocerally ed—our prices so low they will ) most #iccesses of the season Nothing hus been seen of Chatrman Reea | piies 0 LRI SECARE S0 TN | Sunday fair, colder in northwest portion; will bo sent to any address for 26 stamp. Ak 14 bt of the democratic county central committee | nogges were . 0. Perkins of Des Moines, | Wt to northwest wind surprise you, [ N. Y. Plumblug Co., telephone 250. [sinco election day and it 1 not knowr | M Ch ¢t aynamite, who was positive | For North Dakota—Fair, colder Satur- | | ORMNGEINECHEMICALCO, + Chiago, il ¥ i Teate s |yt whether he will carry out his par | J ("5 the identity of the prisoner. Adelph |98Y: Sunday fair; northerly winds. . ..Telephone 145..... For South Dakota—Fair Saturday and Sunday; colder Saturday In eastern por- tion; west to north winds of the waker with Chairman Wright. = {1 | ¢/ ye, the Omaha cabinetmaker, told of wking a hox and identified Hoot as the Tho sixth week of the bowling tourna- ment closed last night, with the Liberties case he backs down the dummy duly 1 beled is ready and will head the processic H. A. Woe”bury, D. D. S., Councll Blu}};. J0Pearl St “araninorer. e lea us ‘s conte o \an' orde 1 | In the lend. 'In lust nights contest ho |y ouarior drawn by a democratic mui | " °TeFiog it !I o e 'Tiie standing. of the clute| A strikiog teature of the parade will IARD WORK the Nouparells, 1D BLARGING: 92 ¥90:¢ a number of novel transparencies. | to date is as follows committees in charge request that pers \ction of Sioux City Banks Proof’of | yor (olorado—Fair Saturday and Sunday; \ *lubs. Played, Won, Lost, P, o N ¥ mncial Confidence, g ) | Sabe. By - Yo 3§t P 1iving on the lne of march illuminate their) Finas Sant colder Saturday in northern portion; ? T I\ 12 & 65| residences and places of business. SIOUX CITY, Ia., Nov. 9.—(Spectal Tele- | . jqer Sunday in southeast portion; vari- wants to flll your order for Nonpurelia LIININ 1 i T geam) =Tt s Bacurlly, NaHou): Wanky, of |aple) winde, Sunday dinner. Just read — - - = = - - {ncers A s ; ravel roofing Rea roadway. [ Sioux City has notified its customers that [ “ oy “\OU Lo . o ) arche’...... el ) H Domestic soap has no equal. three months' time certificates, on which | noriharly, Vils : FLOUR sulers L A ofetrporrr heretofore It has been paying 4 per cent 1 i 4 5T K. P. dance, Hughes' hall tonight. . Taokt b . iooal Reonrd, We handle elght different grades. But " 5, 39 Pe 3 | i Menth o8 Elas Medusiwbiie; Lad8. The bank explains that it has been led | oppicE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU, first, Jast and All the time wo sei’ th DAY & HESS, 39 Pearl 8t.. Council Blufs, M e 1 Aateelwhite recelved | JIMMY DOYLE WILL BLOCK SALE. [to this action on account of the dificulty | OMATIA, Nov. i Oficial record of fem: Bee Hive Cre or wale n inrge | it 1s experiencing in employing its funds | berature and precipitation, compared with | warrante nnd Stock |at remunerative rates. Other Sioux City | 1he corresponding day of the ‘last three | oOMb Rk ed. banks are considering the advisability of | 1000, 1500, 1595, 1807 | B word vesterday of the death of their daugh- : ter, Miss Belle Mussclwhite, at Los Angelos, | PFOPOYes to e, tn Ko Cal., where she went three ARMS: | 11 miles ne C. B, ]nm acres Missour! bottom land, 8 miles s \ | 160 acres Hazel el twp. g00a bulldivgs, $1b pe ccks ugo WIth | mhe attorneys for James Doyle, in his | reducing their rates of interest. The prin- | Maximum temperature Ber sister, Mrs. W. W. Eillott, for the | umous suit against James Burns, presi- |eipal reason for the plethora of monoy Minimum temperature acre, city, $40 pes acre. 80 acres uear Crescent, well improved, $45 per_pac 600 acre stock farm near Earling, Selby Co., THE CARE OF I'ME HAIR ELLS GROC H | IRIES. | A FARM LOANS tather's pleading and firmly refused to|Was clected by eight majority. It is accompany him home thought the canvass of the returns by the For Kansas—-Fair Saturday; Sunday fair, XD MONEY. | colder; southerly winds, becoming north: 'I‘“E BEE l-“VE /A erly. benefit of her health. Sho was 20 years of | goue of the Portland Gold Mining com : ohery %o, | de and Gold 1- | bankers say, is the confidence which peuple & 4! ur No, fc (ho ! wer acre 2 age und death was due to rapid consump- | any o Colorado, stated yesterday that | feel ord of temperature an non : TP L e s cheap Do orado, 4 yesterda at | feel in existing financial policies of the |at Omaha for this day and . ch L | > Bantos Cofres 60 actes & miles east, good bulldings and tlon. Miss Musselwhite's denth comes a8 & | hoy intended to push the case to trial at | government. Nearly everyone seoms (o L LR LU s | T S S 20¢ it 850 ne* more. 320 acres In Silver Creek twp., $30 per acre; friends in this ¢ I ‘1 ; “~ q* ng | nvolves in the peighborhood of $7,000.000 | for funds is unusually slack. Potul excess since Maroh 1oiiieiei o 870 || ohe Bl & . Mocha and Tava mente, $150 per acre. 28 AsFse fine bottom land in Rockford twp., Los Angeles, In the land of flowers and| ¢ po giock of the company and the hear- postins o G ormal precinitatic Rt n il “per pound ol 296 §!s0-aer truie rorm adioining eity, 36,000, $42.50 per acie; well improved sunshine, . ing, it is estimated, will occupy at least Crusnde Against Saloonw, Reficlency for'the day ...l -im’l‘“" h | ne ple of our list. MONEY LOANED ON FARMS AT ——erapeey o ense SIOUX CITY, Ta., Nov. 8.—(Special Tele- | Lotal rainfall since March 1..20.&0 nches TEA. |6 pes D < three weeks. The defense has given no- » Xcess since March 1 165 Inch = | ¥ | Most for your_money Domestic 80AD. | ico that it will place some elghty wit. |ETam)—The Sioux City Anti-Saloon league | Duficlency for cor. periad, i, .05 freh s | et mas it o TER Sy ] Renl Estate Tranafer nesses on the stand, most of whom will | N8 begun a crusude against the saloons of [ Deficiency for cor. period, INS. L 18 inchew || Best Teu Dust. 200 Jt The following transfers were filed yes- | be brought here from Colorado. It is said | the ity and it has discovered that it will | Reports from Statio . sun Clired Japan, 3Ky | @ — | terday In the abstract, title and loan office | they will come here on a special train meet with other opposition than that of I R i ] of J. W. Squire, 101 Pearl stree: The reported sale of the Portland com- | !he saloonmen in trying to enforce the f oF per pound RS ..50c f Helrs of Cathierine Johnston to Rdward | pany's property to an English syndicate | Provisions of the Mariin taw, =~ Superin 8 58 S Toy o, G e BWH sels and ] for the sum of $15,000,000 has revived local [ (ebGont Marshall of the league recently | graTioNs AND sTATE ] 1 sl | 4 nelg B0T6-H, Q. O dernse i« announced that all saloons would have to H asper N Daiton‘and wife (6’ Xlbe interest in the case. Doyle's attorneys 5 EEB R alt Po 1! wd ] sesssssessnres: 89| have no effect on thelr client's sult agatnet | S1°rY Other way with the requirements {1 §1i8: ([nice Ruciiesot thacon, = 06 B Is a Good Investment i Two transfers, total it W | Inurm. as the sale will be sublect to the | of L6 RIS SER 18 GCuRce “‘“"‘n HE LR (PR Hams e | | | . » itigatios n ending d o sfe b * pe POUNC sensese iy ey e oo 1?7 | lougue will be held for the purpome of | oo = || BEa dilver eat Tard 10¢ Fifteer lota 1n & body for sale at & very reasonable price. Th o8 to wed were issued yesterday o iy e RS ula plans to discol e the proh | & w | ser pounc s are located fn Om Licenses t » 1 re issued yesterday Doyle telegraphed his attorneys her: || llml .‘ ing l:!m‘ r‘~"“‘l urage Ih; prohi- | orth Platte, © 0 per pound | lots are located fu Omaha addition and lle high and dry. They 1 L A ggenting that they go into court and te | S8t 0 (1O SHOTIE o Tesulate the | G NYIUIG GOV ciear il WASHING FOWDERS, | will ‘make @ splendld locaiion fer seme tactory, Beveral atber lete Orear Johnson, Council BUUfs........ 4 |up the stock books of the company here OMEATS of the | ‘Rapid City, clear Stin Ted sultable for bulldiug purposcs—one of them especially will maks . X b Anti-Saloon league declare that they mean | Huron, clear Large size packages of Pyramid (74 | Josie Benson, Council BIUMS. ..o 89 that the stock pould not be transferred. fy.oineys, They will proceed by injunc- | Williston, part cloudy. 1 o | for 10 @ fine location for & home, being within one block of the meter N G . Carrall Ofuahissiaisosnsnsenser )| His attorneys, however decided that noth- [ one i Ghicago, eloudy....oviiiaenes | Brmall alse packages of Pyramid, " hg | line and within two blocks of a school house aad church located ;; ing could be galned by wich action as i e 8t fows, cloudy.., 9] stinaard soap 25¢ 1o the western part of the iy, . | ) |LY no effect upon the transfer of e i.'rv') Minister B CLULE Davenport, clondy.. 4 ¥ w0 14 bars f . he stoc CRESTC Nov. 0.—(8pecial.)—Rev. | Kansas City, clear.... tiiaes w % L g 24 T Wenry Clark, pastor of the Baptist church ”“‘\"r‘“' v . +21 MISORLLANROUS, | Apply at FROSRRS S0 RomaNtn Soap, has resigned. The reslgnation was pre- | Bismutek, cloudy.. it do 40 0| | van cans of Alaska | | i Cold Mornings sty i T sented a week ago Sunday, but action de . Balmon- SR ] ce ce | Poor Shoes... ) . J udbd i, g ferred until Weduecsday ‘night, when the | T indlcates trace of precipitation, Beans in Tomiito’ Bau 1 ' ‘ i Domestic soap glves bost satisfaction | Fesignation was agcepted at the insistence Local Forecast Oficiil Litrge size of same Y Lo S T A R 28t of the pastor. Rev. Clark has been pastor | = R Ber can nes e Council Blutfs, i these cold mornings with on o toot Lena Ba Hon of the church but a short time, yet he New York Apple EE - 4 . drawn up chicken on 8 With the tears streaming down his fur- fbreught the church into. promivence, and pLiE. S80 it 71 | i S ™ ) rowed cheeks, Johu Bates, a well known |his departure from the pastorate is re- | H = = T ¢ shoes, hi: [ pastorate s r ] per can . ki H [ geat nn- and wealthy stockman of Oakland, this | zretted. Rev. W. W. Burks, the new pastor Horsford’s Acid Photphlh Béans Tie ll 96 0voeseos vos some: | - v { I ‘n‘_;hw(l l.hx:‘\ lu.:}lwx..‘v‘\‘[x;: county, begged his daugh! Lewa, las' | f the Christian church, arrived last night For pRESCERIE Gariinisinsnioges 1 | # " & | OH“NY THEAIER.; | Suam AL by evening to return to her home, which she | rom Parsons, Kan., and will preach his NERVOUSNESS RS L | T [ THE BEE - any notice, Thursday moruing. After search- — -~ i i br, i L 4 Bn Il 9 2 " ANT Lt A4\ BT Radlin, Fauniar purulag. Mtlep paroi: cnd Will Cantest Election, A superior restorative when the ner- £ || oy B REPRESENTS ¢ Snfurd!vv Nov. 10 SHOE STORE found his daughter in an art studio on[ CRESTON, Ia, Nov. f.—(Special.)—Ben- W“""IY""";"'.::““‘"’ ""“p“‘“ by REE S0P b 9 0 . o o Snufilts | | mental or physical overwork. nm v r . o |1 « Laughin Chaw, K. Blune West Broadway, where she had obtainee | 'amin Friend, republican candidate for | | { ¢ h New Delightiul succes et Brodwasy whare ‘she had ghialaid | 4BIn Velend,, sapULORY. SAnciGhSfor THE BEE HIVE, I'HE WEST e R Tl suceess 20 years of uge, turned n deaf ear to her |15 opponent, Hicks. The fusion candidate Ay THE STORE ThA'T \l \ I.l IT M i ‘} ry woman. I G prces . | ! Negotlated In Bastern, Nobraske | Some months ako Miss Bates was keep- [suicrvicors may change the result, The ek TEL. 431 BIL-MAIN & TO ! { aud lowa James N Caxady, $fu | jng compony with & young man of whom | republican campaign in Cnlon county was f ] ¢ wain e, Councll Blufte her parents did nol approve. They fuall: |one of the best ever managed, and to 1 Regenerator = | YOUR A e | ' persuaded hor 1o drop the young man's ac- | County Chuirman James F. Bryan can the (A NTANDARD HATT - moACULGs. wil Kiduey g s of the ticket be attributed, as be A piasesss, . Hec ! aiF aott and glosay, ts, or by 12 0 £ ron book a6 | & v By quaintance. The young man, it is stated, | sucee iseases, | x AT | San Your Money:ivuns | friuten e reiccume " an the' oot |Bud bis forees in axceliont working order. St i aciera ity 1‘ R | |,\ 1 ),\_ | BAVINGS, LOAN AND BUILDING ASW'N, | character of Miss Bates, These storles |1t Was one of (he cleverest campuigns ever cu..m. Ad W.234 Stuhew Y ok ALL BPECIAL BCENERY 183 P oty uoT fually reuched ber ears and she was so | Wapaged. - $old by druggiste and bLalrdressers. JKay, Seratogs, N Y. 3.0, ok, e, 3¢, 256 ' .