Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 14, 1901, Page 25

-‘ - CURED BY — A MIGHTY POWER! The Secret of the Soul, Combined With Magnetic Medicines, the Mightiest Power Known, Cures So. Called Incurable Diseases. DIAGNOSIS, FULL INSTRUC- TIONS AND A GRAND BOOK FREE The phenomenal cures made by Dr. J. M. Pecbles, the eminent scientist | of Battle ¢ k, Mich., has astonighed | physicans and scien throughout | the world, r in a marvelous manner DIsE AL S and ent an rful ma thod that it now r people, for it LATES A s patlents at a dis- privacy of their own yut the knowledge of any- in any way sick and will write t J. M. Peebles, telling him your leading symptoms, he will through his psych ower dingnose ar enne and send you full fn- free of any charge; no i hat your discase or how de Dr. J. M. Peebles, nt you may fecl, there i hop I —————— U flundreds of women who suf- o {he many irregularitics common to thelr scx, have beep ¢ rod, throush Dr. \thod after they had been told thelr cases were fncurable. i wnid of men who were debilitated from early indiscretions Indik y subles, catarrh, weaknesses of all Kin q o fact all di B to thix wondérful man's method of Hng o difterence how hopeless your cage may seem, of how many hay e e Dr. Prablen tan help you, wnd it COSTS YOU HING 'to receive his diagnosis and” fnstructions. e o ANY CHARGE, his g book which will be o | you.: You also recelve a long Iist of testimonals proving beyend, doubt that his method fs revolutionizing the art of healing the sick an \:un'q-m "Address Dr. J, M. Peeples, Dept. 16, Battle Creek, Mich. REME 15iL, Kt conts you hing. DESPAIR NOT, THERE IS STILL HOPE FOR YOU! D e ——————————— or. J, M, PEEBLES WILL TEAGH THE PSYGHIC SCIENGE ou are tnught Paychic and Magnetic Hea O e ern, which will ive you success in lie. Fall in lterature on this Grand Science, wi 3 155, Battle Creek, Mich, ’ A STRONG STATEMENT From a U.S. Army Officer Who Has Been Greatly Benefited, Writes The Cramer Chemical Co.to Ship Him an Order at Once That He May Take It Witk Him TO THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. HE SAYS HE COULD NOT AFFORD TO BE WITHOUT IT. FORT SHERIDAN, 1IL, March §, 1000, CRAMER CHEMICAL CO., Albany, N. Y. Gentlemen: In 1898 1 happened to be visiting some friends in Al- bany, and at the time wus suffericg with severe pains fn my back—I had our army surgeon examine me and he told me it was a case of kidney trouble 1 bad. He gave me some medicine, but it did not seem to do me any good. My fricnds advised me o give your remedy a trial, which I ald and after taking one bottle I grew so much better that I bought another, and took five bottles in all, which I am free to confess entirely cured me, and from that day I have never had auother attack, and I have done some very hard service—being exposed to all Kinds of weather. On April 1st I leave with my company for the Philippine Islands, and for fear elther myself or some of my ~ompany may have an attack of kidney troubles, 1 want you to send at once by express, two dozen bottles C. 0. D. to my address here, that I may have it to take with me when I leave April 1st. 1 value it so higuly that 1 would not like to go to & foreign country without a good supply. It 18 a more wonderful remedy than what you claim for it—and it ought to be in every home RGE N. BOMFORD, 18t Lieut. 6th U. 8. Infantry. | S VT AR TTERITT ™ T CRAMER KIDNEY AND LIVER CURE will renovate your entire system and if your kidneys are weak or fnactive the entire body and all the organs are bound to feel the effect. When you feel badly the chances are your kidneys are not |n~rfnrxnin;£ their duties properly—and this great scientific remedy will restore them almost immediately. If in doubt. write the Cramer Chemical Co,, Albany, N, Y, and they will send you a sample bottle free of charge. For sale by all druggis If your druggist does not have it, send $1.00 to the Cramer Chemical Co., Albany, N. Y., and they will send you prepaid one bettle of the famous remedy, Do not neglect, but send at once, CRAMER CHEMICAL COMPANY, Albany, N. Y Get Ready, More Dots, Monday morning, Apr. 15 THE OMATIA D AILY BEE: SUNDAY, REWARD TO DOT COUNTERS Twe Thonsand Beven Hundred and Eighty is the Correct Number. MANY PEOPLE MAKE ACCURATE COUNT ewing Machines, Del- Guans and Hundreds o to h, Bleyele ginn Hare, (Continued from Thirteenth Page.) Hamilton 8t, . Wicldensall, , Omaha. . 614 8. ., Omaha. Balawin, th Ave., Councll 2, 500 Main 8t C Ihorn, 1512 6th Ave., Bluffs, Ta, Counctl 218 Harmony St., Tth Ave., Kearney, Neb, ih 8t., Oomaha 8. 26th’ 8t., Omaha. M. Engle N. 15th 8t., Omaha. J. Snyder Ave., Omaha ©. Phelps 2009 Charles 8t., Omaha. Dr. A, Frenc 9 rles 8t., Omaha, Mrs, ¥ Schonberge Locust, Omaha. W. R M. Kay, 1512 8, ith 8t., Omaha, Walter Ander 2622 8. 38th Bt., Omaha. Mrs, Chas. Ross, 4160 Chicago St., Omahn. W. B. Arlingdale, 8 h Ave., Omaha. Mrs. A. Miner, 182 Corby 8t., Omaha C. 1, Weaver, jr. te 8t., Co. Bluffs, Mr. Haldwin, ‘151 ith St., Omaha. & 8t., Om R. Bennett, %11 R A Stanley. 20l Seward St., Omaha. Mr. Hamf{lton, 2215 Webster St., Omaha. .0 Kelth, 2503 Bi , Omaha ¥ WAL Werth, & Ave, Omaha. Miss Minnie Hur kine St., Omaha. mmond, 1914 8. 18t iristol’ 8t., Omanh; th 8t., Omaha. N. 424 St, Omaha, 410 8, 13th St., Omaha Johnsgon 53d and Frances, Omaha, , 813 8o, 19th 8t, Om 2010 N. 18th 8t Omaha . 18th 8t., Omaha, 1 Patrick Ave., Omaha, rth Ave., Co. ' Bluffs 22 Blondo St., Omaha, § Nicholas St., Omaha. . Omiha. A. Hanna, 1810 Burt 8t., Omaha. R. Dalbey, 219 9th Ave!, Co. Bluffs, Ta, Sophia M. Schneider, 010 8. "20th 8t., Omaha Mrs, M. A. Hangen, 811 N. 40th St., Omal W. 8. Paulson, 043 ith Ave., Co. Bluffs, W. H. Knapp, 1342 8. 2ith 8t,, Oma R. T. McIntire, 125 Bluffs, Ia. Marle Grace, 220 N. 19th St Omaha, Neb. Miss Rugelen, 1211 Plerce 8t, Omaha. Mrs. H. B. Miller, 2620 L St., South Omaha. Kavan, 1410 Willlims 8t, Omaha. James H. Hunter, Bcale House, Unfon tock Yards, South Omaha, Neb. W. R, McFarland, 100 Standford Clrele, Omaha. Mrs, C Omaha. Harry West Omaha, N 8. J. Ackerby Mike Hoffma Mrs. A, C. Bus Mjss Lola M. Th i, 361 So, 24th 8t., So. Orhaha, eberman, 2018 Farnam St, Omaha 2645 Reese 8t., Omaha, I 8t South'Omaha, Neb, ntic, Ia. Harrison Andrew Mayewskl, 6906 N. 30th St., Omaha. Mrs. John Henrickson, 3032 California St., Omaha, Theo. C. Koch, Fullerton, Neb, 7 N 10th St., Omaha, 3 N. 18th St., Omaha! A Michelseén, 922 N, 2jth St. J. H. Ridge, 2764 Davenport St Peter 8. Stout, 2706 Ohlo 8t., Omaha. Mrs, 8.'J. Rood, 1911 Pinkney St. Mrs. 8. P. Majors, 2213 Howard § Baltaz Kramer, 1406 So. 17th St. Mrs, H. C. Cook, 102 Military Ave., Omaha, Ruth Marhoff, 230 Seward St., Omaha. Ben Estelle, 41683 Cass St., Omaha. James Sevick, 1914 Oak St., Omaha. Mrs. D. M. Stevens, 1704 Capitol Av., Omaha Mrs. W. M. Irving, 2916 Oak St., Omah: M. Singer, 2416 Indiana Av alrview Ave., Council 8. Bcarborough, 1913 Douglas St. 20th and Missouri Ave,, South b. S C St., South Omaha, Neb, 24th and U 8ts,, 8o. Omaha, 11 Binney 8t., Oma tson, Mt. Vernon E 8o0. Omaha, Neb, . . W. Curtis, 3518 Valley St. J. Michaelsen, 3003 Bo. 16th Bt., Omaha. Garfleld Hoag, 9th and Jones,’ Allen Bros. Harry Woods, care of Thurston Rifles Club, 17th and Douglas, Omaha, J. C. Swayne, 2120 N. 27th St., Omaha. Jumes P. Dugdall, 2906 Izard, Omaha. Thomas iitt, Carleton, Neb. Kincald & Sheldon, Harlan, Ta. J. J. Bump, Oakdale, Neb. Ella' Bond, 3061 So. 25th Avi Jos. 8. Davls, 24 Jones St.,, Omaha. M arles Callanan, 402 N. 27th, Omana. Karl Pott, t0il California St., Omaha. Dr. M. . llllmllhl’l‘)’. Logan, la. slroy Goodell, Florence, Neb. M. C. Coe, 122 8. H4th St., Omaha. Byorth, 2216 Mason St., Omaha. W, Titus,'3819 N. 21st St..' Omaha, . F. Plerle, 1812 Webster St., Omaha. Ms. 1. 'C.Hartmann, %08 Spiulding St., i, J.F. Miles, 2250 N. 19th St., ¢ Sophie Milier, §04'S. 2ith St A. A. Scoutt, 2100 4th Ave Lambert, 2213 6th Av C. Dunn, 602 Central Ave. Chas. Bloss, 162 Farnam 8§ Sam Brewster, 1127 17th St. , Omaha. F. W, 19th ‘St., Omaha. . M. Sanders, 0 5th_ Ave.., Omaha. A 8. Rockwell, h 8t., Omaha. anklin 'St St., Omaha Mrs. Kate L ) Davenport, ¥ 4, Heale th St., Omaha, *. W, Mos| Omahi Mrs Wm. " Oman George Beauman, s Berling, 1905 | Mathilda Nestor, 3 » Omaha. Norman Lawhorn, Army’ Headats., Omaha. R H. Reed & Bros., 1517 Leavenworth St., Omaa. Mrs. A, M, Thorn, 4116 N. 8rd St., Omaha. Chas, 234 8. 10th §t., Omiha. Miss Dora Phillippi, 1126 8, 3th St.. Omaha, Dr. Bar 8174 Farnam St., Omaha. Cass St., Omaha. 8 10th St.,'Omaha, th 8t Omaha. St. Mary's Ave,, . 24th St., Omaha. 24 Binney 'St., ¢ 9th St., Omah; a. McDougil, D, I. Davis, Bluffs, Mitchell frs, 1o fenjamin I, G . Bluifs. G, W, Seott Blufrs, Rix eesen, Omaha. Miss Grace Sawyer, 7th St', Omaha, T. J rgenbaum, 1246 O St., Lincoln, N Coin C. Crok N. Maple St., Cresto 8t . D, Baleombe, lifornia, Omahs Mrs. 1. W. Smith, 718 N. 22nd St, South Omaha. Mrs. David Whitton, 718 N. 2nd 8t., South ma 600 8. 28th 8t., Omaha. D. C. Eldredg Hicko: 8t., Omaha, M. C Coleman, ark St., Omaha. “ Mrs, A, Irwii 2 8. 8t., 8outh Omaha Josse M, Mack, Hammord Co., 8. Omaha, chatzell, 2 “loor P. 0., 4t M. Sts., South Omaha Iy W I d Pkg. Co.. 8. Omaha. ue Neb, inview, Nel nrston Hote Pl inneren, T Omaha. W. Masson, 35th and H St 80, Omaha, rank S romsburg, Neb, Haryey Main St., Neb Mr. W Emerson, N, J. W. Cooledge, Columbus, Neb, Van Vianke icneva. Neb, Mrs. P. D. , Paplilion, Neb. Archte Turner, id Hickory, Omaha. ert, C. Pau tur 8t.. Omaha. M. Selzer. ka cCity, Neb. eph M. ') Hillsdale, Ia, A, Kalus, Litchtield, Neb. J. Wilbus, ‘Litchfieid, Neb, 8. Moore, Vitchtield, Neb, oval, In Percival, Ta ackmin, Hotel Dellone, Omaha. i eavenwarth St. Al Mr L. I ¢ Spreche Charles McLoid, Stanton, . Omaha. Ave., Norfolk. b, Bruce E. Smith Eno Hotel, Fremont, Neb. J. P. Ronde. 2713 80. 10th 8i.. Omaha. W. H. Tomlinson, 82 So. 30th St. Omaha, Mrs. K. Shultz, 36 Center St.. Gmana. C.W. Rege rker 8t Omaha Koty 1th 8t Omahi W 25 8. %0th St., Omaha, A Mortar 55t Omisha aries ts, South Omaha, Mrs, W. D. Patton, 1848 Shormtan are. M. P. Millberg, 1415 80. 4th 8t Omaha Mrs. E.A. Joh 4 N, 4ist, Omaha, F. W. Petersen, 87 80, 24th St Omaha. €. K. Mitchell, 's25 So. 24th St Omaha, J.A. Griffith, 31 Park Ave., Omaha, G.'P. Brookangs. Tekamah, Jol Zadina, 2579 So. 31st St Omaha, | T. Johuson, 2002 Lake St., Omaba. APRIT. 14, 1901, I. D, Jenkins, Fairmont, Neb Mrs, 10 L: HeIfrich, 513 8. 24t Av, Omaha Mre. Carlson, 1112 Canton, Omaha ' Kelly, 1524 1 8L, Omaha W, Griffith Caminig 8t., Omaha, | G. W. Winship, ranklin 8t., Omaha | L Duqueite Bth Ave., Co. Blufts, Lewls Biickmoderper, 40 Farnam, Omaha Graham, 190 th BL, Omaha |« Watermar Ave,, bet. Harney 1St Mary s Ave., Omahs | Switzer, 156 N. 3th 8L, Omaha, MeAdam, Ouakdale, Evans, Wisn Mu Sch R. F. Co. Blufts. 1, Co. Blufte, , Co. Blufts, Ja. 2 , Co. Bluffs, 1a, Ave. B, Co. Bluffs, Ta Windolph, 21 48, Pine St., Grand ke 8t, Omaha, Douglas, Omaha. Omaha. maha Emmert, 101 Bldg. Anna M. Hudenreich, 1106 N. 17th St., aha. Thomas Whalen, 2601 Emmet 8t., Omaha, Miss E. M. Hartman, 2108 Chicago, Omaha., \. C. Ttedmond Kkory, 8t Omaha Miss Hattie Stevens, 917 N. st 8t., Omaha. |\ Camp & Son, Doniphan, Neb. sourl Valley, Ia. G T Alcott, M 3 0d, Columbus, Neb. w 8. 4th 8t, Norfolk, Neb, chter, Central Hotel, 15th and Sts., Omiaha. Chas. Bllingfon, 2205 8. 10th 8t., Omaha, 1. R Aston, 516 8. nd 8t Grand Island. W0 dHouston, .. R, 1. & P. Ry. Depot, Albright, South Omaha. . Mrs, H X! Wiggenhorn, Ashlahd, Neb. . Homann, Yutan, Neb der, Bancroft, Neb. ume, Box St Vernillion, 8. D. stine, '18th & W Sts, 8. Omaha. Zith and 1 Sts., 8. Omaha, “udahy Pkg. Co., 8. Omaha, 2314 M 8t., South’Omaha. rakinger, Norfolk, Neb. KCriegelstein, Boya Hotel, Lincoln, Paine, 1110 Q Ht., Lincoln, Neb, roy T . 1ith Bt., Lincoln, Frank D, Ad nd D Sta!, FFremont. Mrs, M. H. 2 N. Broad St., Fre. mont, John 'K b, D. 8. Plle Lincoln Ave., C. Blufts, Ta. H. L. Black, 1418 sth Ave,, Kearney, Neb. Theo. Carlson, K ney, Neb. M. 8 Jone Ruth Stewart, John Hamer, nk St., Co. Bluffe, Ta, nster St., C. Bluffs, ia, 0 Charles St., Omaha. W. I Palmer, 400 snport 8t, Omaha. J. 1. Bales, 15th and North Sts.,'S. Omaha. Chris. Woelz, 101 W. drd St., Grand Island. yortman, 519 t 'St., Beatrice, nan 3 h St!, 8. Omaha, @6 W, Chestnut, Creston, la. O St., South Omaha, Mra, South Omaha, ¢, M. 8 . Neb, Mrs, , 3572 Beward, Omal Arthur I P! 1a. Sts,, 8. Oma .+ 1526 N . 8. Omaha. Mrs. Mike Hoftman, 2ith and ‘U Sts., South Omah: Mary ¥ oM Charles Fessell, & 0. Westlund, 820 N. Mrs, . ales, 1918 Emm Mrs. Brandt, ckosh, 2ith and U Sts,, 8. Omaha. 61 8. 2 + Sout aha t., 8. Omaha, Bouth Omaha. t 8t., Omaha, 916 Oak St., Omaha, vedrickson, 3711 N. 18th §t., Omaha, . Roberts, 2519 Franklin St. Omaha. Wm. Shackley, 1508 Sherman Ave., Omahi Ellen Nelson, 2012 8, 2nd St., Omaha, §. A. Emerson, 2365 Douglas, Omah; nie Sage, 421 Burdette St., Omal ol, 209’ Frederick St., Omaha. . "Ejlfott, 2616 K St..'8, eaman, 22 8. 15th Bt . E. Sald, dith and C Sts., 8. Sam Kidd, 56th and Center, Omeiha, ulhir, 2011’ Sherman Ave., Omaha. H. Calmateer, 3812 N. 17th 8t.,Omaha. N. Rousseau, 4106 Cuming 8t., Omaha, Albert de, Lemers Feed Yard, 8. Omaha, L. B, 26th 8t., 8. Omah h and Madison St Balthas Sautten, 1 8. 19th 8t., Omaha. Mrs, H. J. Bruening, 8312 Cumin Miss Sadle McKay, 622 N. C. C. Bchaeffer, 524 8. 21st St., Herbert W. Potter, Califo Charles Granden, 1502 N, 19th St., Omal Bessie Lehan, Dunlaj Ia. J. M. Patterson, 701 W, 4th, Grand Island. T. E. King, Snowflake Laundry, Blair, Neb, Jullus Christlanson, Blair, Neb, M. H. Tobin, Sldney, Nel C. Howe & Son, Auburn, Neb, Miss Gussie Blase, Hammond Packing Co., South Omaha. W. E. Mayer, Sheldon, Ia. W. F. Mack, Hammond Packing Co., 8. Omaha. T.D._Corell, Plainview, Neb. Geo. R. Rudersdorf, 925 N. 2l J. H. Gramlich, 464 8. 15th’8t. BB Joncer 67 30 Sna e Bouth Omah . ones, 5 , ut! maha. A. E. Miller, 13th and M §is., 8. Omaha, Mrs. 3. D. Courtsery, 1108 N. %th, 8. Omahia, Mrs. Max Foote, 2117 I St., South Omaha. J. H, Couporthwalite, S8henandoah, Ia. W. J. Ray, 420 N. 2th 8t., South' Omaha. Bugene D. Babcock, 922 Grant St., Beatrice H. Schmldt, 24th and Polk Sts., Albrigh: Neb, Mr. Rakrebbs, Room 119 Exchan, . H. Moore, 4916 Cass St., Omaha, Mrs. J. C. Sélden, 407 8. 1ith St., Omaha, P. A, Doughty, 1142 8. 32nd St."Omaha. L. G Heybrook, 1902 ., Omaha, ¥. J. Morlarty, 39 8. 35th Ave., Omaha, J. Marks, 418 8. 16th St., Omaha, Miss Anile Vedergren, ‘Benson, Neb, James Bone: Wirt 8t Omaha. W. H. Eldridge, 1823 Wirt 8t., Omaha, Geo, 8. Nason, %09 Farnam §t, Omaha, Mrs. . B. Carter, Winona iflats, No. 7, L. Field, Alllance, Neb. A. Kjelson, Gothenburg, Neb. C. A. Morell, Gothenburg, Neb, Minnite DeGroft, Harvard, Neb . J. Johnson, Morse BIuff, Neb. chaeffer, 1020 8, 19th 8t,, Omaha, V. Plummed, City’ Treas, Offe . Farner, 34th and Hickory Sts., Omah: . A Painte 2 Omaha, Mrs. K. W. Carpenter, uming, Omah: Mrs. JU N Snively, 1929 8. 25th St., Omaha. Mrs; Jumes Shaff, 'Neola, Ta. L. L. Woodbine, 1 drs. S th' B Charles W. uth Omaha. 1d, Neb, . Superior, Neb, hine ‘shop, McCook, Neb, . Keys, ing St., Red Oak, la. Oreutt, 3 A, Kearney, Neb. N , Stanton, Neb. dulia Vandusen, ‘Logan, Ta. Hildre M, L. Hartman, Fairbury, Neb, Mrs, J s, Mead, 'Neb. Geo' M. n, 419 N, 3oth 8i wm, U h, 2506 Sherman Av . Barrowcough, 16 Taylor St Parker St., O § a1st_8t., Omaha, th St., Omah: 185t A’ rank \Willott,' Alblon, Neb, B. F. Dill, Tekamah, 'Neb. 8. J. W. Brown, North Loup, Neb, uy’ Dann, North' Loup, Neb. ewis Durin, Gretna, Neb. Ha, , Curtls, Neb, nson, Carroll, L, Bothwell, Bruning, Neb, Rogers, Upland, Neb, W. Gorhner, Seward, Neb, Hixon, Alden, Ia . Alfred Jehnson, Logan, Ia. er‘ ul, Hot Bprings, Ark. uesner, Arlington, i R, Hanna, Greg W, Aldridge, Crossley, R a_Young, ‘Mu ' Ryan, ‘111 R. Whittaker, G, Taylor, § M, Hansen B, Knight, 41 8. Rector, Neb, rnam St., Omaha. 0. 31st 8t., Omaha. John H. Ham N. 25th 8., Omaha, Sarah _Keefe. alnut St., Omaha. Tillie Stein, ‘Omaha. Mrs. Robt. Templeton . 3lst, Omaha. Henry Helde, Ber h A. J. "Przanowsk ith’ St., Omaha. H._Jerome, Ashiand, Neb. Schmidt, Kearney, Neb tlgreen, 206_N." ¥th St., Omaha mstrong N. 2ith'8t., Omaha, 1508 Miami St., Omaha, i Doug 43 St., Omaha. a Pa y b sth, Omaha. d Huston, X3 So. 8t., Omaha. . Kinney, Blajr, Armstrong, RBlaf Carpenter, York, Patten, Seward, ) McFayden, Columbus, Lester, 207 8o, 17th, Omaga. Leavenworth St., Omaha, . Logan, I n, 314 8. 26th 8t, Omaha, 1800 1 , Omah, 610 Dorcas, Omaha. 2518 Douglas, Omaha. BN N. 17th, Omaha. | Beatrice, Neb. . Powell, 3124 Miami, Omaha. L. B. DeWolf, 105 8. 20th Ave, Browder, 216 Harrison 8t.. C. Bluffs, Atwood, 128 B nglin 8t., C. Bluffs Kerney, 725 5ih Ave., C. Bluffs. Green, 114°8, 1st 8t,, C. Bluffs, Hochman, 513 8. Main St Blufrs, hiltz, 204 10th Ave., C. Bluffs. nz, Stanton, Neb A Valentine, Neb, Jas. , Suttdn, ‘Neb. 0. me, Elk City, Neb. . | Maggie Fi 195 Grant St., Omaha, t. James Hotel, Omaha. hraska City, Neb tsmouth, Neb. . Neb, 4 Dot¥, David City. Neb. .| Mabel . Russell, David City, Neh, W. . Shepherd, Ong, Neb, rd, Franklin, Neb, . | Mary Chambers, 20 ¥ N. . Nelson, Logan, fa Jennie Wolpa, 2016% '1zard, Omaba. M. 0. Sutto 5 Patrick'Ave., Omaha, Mrs. Morris, 15 Izard, Omaha. Willlam_Haslam, 1312 Douglas, Omaha. Helen Cady, 515 8. 18th, Omaha, Mrs. B, W/ Summers, 2118 California 8t., Omaha. Lester Wavra, 1337 Park Ave, Omaha, Francls M N. Banks Mrs. 1. Miller, Omaha Selma Dixon, 720 3 A Omaha. 1L Scott, 86 Plerce, Omaha Weslel, 190 Farriam, Omaha. 3 AP W 1403 8. 16th, Omaha, Joe Barker, 632 8, §ith, Omaha A. Carroll, Alvo, Neb, 1Al W. T. Heaton, Almena, Kan. beon, Litchtield, Neb. Worthman, Loulsyille, New, Plerce, Superio b, Johnson, Genoa, Neb % Clark, U. P, Pass. Dept,, Kearney. Jennings, Holdrege, Neb Edmonde, Hawthorh, la Meuck, 1115 ‘Grand Tsland. Quillir, Neb Polin 8 , Omaha, Q. . 8a Maple, Omaha J. Sandfellner, 1715 Van Camp Ave, Omaha. H. A Ballenger, 721 Willow Av., Co. Bluffs. €. J. Lainson, 19 lowa A Co. Blufts, la. 5 Oakland / » Co. Blufta, Co. Blufts, Dora ¥ A , Columbus, 1. A, Meese, Auburn, Neb. Stacy M. Bell, Fremaont, Neb. Call, Peru, Neb. W. H. Campbell, 1851 N. 2ist St, Omaha. E Chambers, 2th and G, So. Omaha. M Cook, Creston, la. Mury Tiff Columbus, Neb, Victor Franson, R, W. Wiggins, Burt 8t, Omaha. § Pacific 8t., Omaha. A. C Anderson, 33 So. 24th 8t., Omaha, C. A, Christensen, 3 Seward St., Omaha, G, Mostler, 1619 Oak St., Omahu. Via Gilbert, Crete, N €. J. Lawson, Central City, Neb. . Richard Lardlaw, 1315 4th and Corso, Ne- braska City, Neb. D. B Luke, Box 24, Stephen Buazell,” $07 Pearl St, Platts mouth, Neb. Lizzie Hugenberg, 163 8o, %th, 8o, Omaha. Jennle Levy, 2424 N St S0, Omaha. W. B. Vansant, 24th and I, South Omaha, J.Abrahams, 1912 So, 6th 8t., Omaha. M. Mulvihill; No. § ingine House, Omaha. A Elmquist, 1713 8o. 1Sth St., Omaha. J. C."Moore, 2033 N. 10th St., Omaha. John Bteel, 1318 So. 30th Ave, Omaha. Alyce Grefchen Bones, 1910 Cass, Omaha. John R Ringwalt, 1fo Chicago, Omaha: Joe Sipshity, 801 N. 16th St aha. Clyde Metsger, 309 N. 0."C. Thomas, 610 N. F. M. Smith, 3808 N. 1sth St. Harry C. Jacobs, 308 Oak 8., Omaha. O. A Boehme, 103 8o, 20th St., Omaha. 8. G. Quinn, Benson, Neb. 2 Fashions for the Season ecoececsssccces Hints oy Mary Lamb, merson, Ta. ‘Womal Shirt Walst, No. 3748. gored skirt, No, 3577, The shirt walst made on simple severe lines and the skirt trimmed with frills make two marked features of the season and are im great demand for simple cos- tume; The stylish model shown com- bines the two amd is essentially smart, as well as entirely correct. The original is made from mercerized madras, in white with stripes of violet, and is worn with a tie and belt of\ black satin and a simple sailor hat of rough straw, but all the many cheviots, madras, ginghams, dimities, linen and cotton, ducks amd similar materials are equally sultable. The walst Is cut after the latest method and brings about just that arrangement of stripes which means the most becom- ing lines. The back 1s smooth across the shoulders, with the fullness drawn down In gathers at the walst line. The tronts are gathered at the neck and again at the walst. The sleeves, In regulation shirt walst style, have the modified bishop shaping, and the new narrow tiff cuffs slightly rounded at the corners and closed with link buttons. The neck is completed with a comfortable neck band, to which is attached the standing collar, shaped at the corners to match the cuffs. The skirt s cut in five gores and fits snugly at the upper portion, while it flares freely at the feet. The side gores are fitted by means of short hip darts and the fullness at the back is arranged in a suc- cesslon of narrow tucks which are gener- ally becoming, but, when preferred, the back gores can be gathered and allowed to bang from the belt. The trimming con- sists of frills of the material trimmed and headed by bands of embroldered insertion and edged with rarrow embroidered, frills. To cut this gown for a woman of medium size 113 vards of material 27 inches wide, or 9% yards 32 inches wide, will be re- quired, with 13 yards of edging and 16 yards of insertion to trim as {llustrated, To cut the waist alone 3% yards of ma- terfal 21 inches wide, 3% yards 27 inches wide, 28 yards 32 Inches, or 1% yards 48 inches wide, will be required; to cut the skirt alone 814 yards 21 or 27 inches wide with frills, 614 yards without; 71 yards 32 inches wide with frills, 6 yards without, or 4% yards, 44 inches with frills, 3% yards without. The walst pattern No. 3748 1s cut in slzes for a 32, 34, 36, 38, 40 and 42-inch bust measure. The skirt pattern No. 3577 s cut in sizes for a 22, 24, 26, 28 and 30-inch walst measure. Five- for the accommo@atiun of The B roaders these patterns, which usually retall at from 25 to 50 cents, will be furnished at & nominal price, 10 cents, which covers all expense. In order to get any pattern enclose 10 cents, give number and mame of pattern wanted and bust measure. Al- low abou. ten days trom date of your letter before beginning to look for the pattern. Address Pattern Department, Omaba Bes, Omaha, Neb. ANOTHER STREET RAILWAY Fifty-Year Franchise Will Be Asked of Chicago Council by Company, CHICAGO, April The American Rall- way company, ccording to a story pub- lished in the Daily News today, will ask the ety council for a ffty-year franchise for a mew south side elevated rallroad. Alderman Badenoch has the ordinance and says he will present it at the next meeting of the council. He refused to give out the names of the men backing the project, but sald he had been assured they were men of high commercial standing, perfectly able to carry out their plans. The road is to extend from Van Buren SILK SKIRT SENSATION A TOTAL ECLIPSE, “The moon 1s not seen when the sun shines.” We thought we d never have Y any-thingbetter 5 than the skirts we advertised a few days ago at $9.75, but here's a total eclipse 1n Women'’s silk dress skirts Picked up by our cloak and suit buyer who returned from the market yesterday and with him comes 428 of the greatest silk skirt bargains Omaha has as yet seen—the lateness of his arrival and the delay in giving our ad to the Bee—prevents us from giving in detail the description and price of each skirt. We have divided them up into 3 lots LOT 1. LOT 2. LOT 3. $6.75 $9.75 $12.75 They are worth, and are being sold outside of this store for $10, $15 and $20—and would be sold here at that price in a regular way-—but as we buy, we sell—as close as we can. They consist of twenty distinct styles—they are made of— Best quality taffeta silk exceedingly well made—with silk plait flounce—new flar- ing, richly trimmed with applique, silk ruching and ribbons, bias tucks around body of skirts, plaited taffeta band—and dozeéns of other styles. 8§ 1t is the greatest skirt sensation of the season. See window display. Get Ready, More Dots, Monday morning, Apr. 15 TERRIBLE. APPENDICITIS CAUSED BY COLDS. Doctors Say Bveryon Care southeusterly or southwesterly direction. South of Sixty-third street the line can ex- tend anywhere within the city limits. The ordinance makes sweeping provisions for extensions and branches, the latter, how- ever, “mot to encroach om the territory tributary to the existing South Side ele- vated.” Three and one-half years are given for the construction of the main line, while all branches must be completed within ten years. A bG-cent fare for a continuous ride over the road and its branches, electricity, or some equally clean motive power, and compensation to the city based om the gross recelpts are provided. CONTROLS CIGAR BUSINESS tion of Two Comp Industry in Hand of One Firm, What a New York When Iuterviewed by Our Cor- responden NEW YORK, April 13.—One of the most prominent specialists of this city was in- terviewed by me today regarding the ap- | pendicitis epldemic and he gave out the following statement, but does not wish to have his name published, claiming it would be unprofessional. He says: “Colds o appendicitis it the bowels are not kept active. Appendicitis is the most grave and rlous of all acute in- testinal disorders. Keep your bowels ac- tive by taking Cascarine, which I belleve to be the best laxative. It your tongue Is coated with red tips, and the bowels costive, you are sick and should be eare- ful. Take & teaspoonful of Cascarine before you go to bed and in the morning you will be relleved and well. Cascarine is the best grippe preventive and also a pre- ventive of appendicitis. It s known to be the very best laxative, is recommended by all physiclans and will positively cure any disorder of the stomach, bowels and kid- neys. Mothers should be careful and mct glve the children any laxative but carine. It will not gripe any ome and fa most pleasant to take. Buy a bottle today and you will be recommending it to your friends next week. At all druggists, fifty conts per bottle. If your druggist hasn't it, ask him to get it for you of his jobber. The manufacturers of Cascarine will send to any address, absolutely free, & booklet on diseases of the stomach, bowels, kidneys and liver, and one week's sample treat- ment for 10 cents in stamps to cover post- age. Address Rea Bros, & Co., Minneapolls, Louisville and New York. COLORADO SPRINGS, April 13.—Mayor | —— — John R. Rob'nson, member of the general w't "u."l" Ur Big @ tor larel i N committee of entertainment of President N 3 h ter's twi d raes, n! McKinley during the latter's two days guacharats.ind S uoous me aloloss, sud not setrine THe Evas8 CHeulBay 0o, &ent or poisonous. visit in Colorado 8priugs, June 6 and 7, an- nounced today that the president has con- Sold by Druggists, or A::i in plain w) fatri sented to lay the corncrstone for the new sent on' requsst $100,000 Young Men's Christian association Neare. .\! : P wr CHICH o) building now im progress of construction, The ceremony will occur June 6 and will o i s R T olalist Says NEW YORK, April 13.—The World says: The American Clgar company, which was recently purchased by the American Tobacco company, has made final arrange- ments for the absorption of the Havana- American company. The last named company was organized with a capital of $10,000,000 in November, 1899, under the laws of New Jersey, for the manutacture of cigars. Ly the absorption of the Havana-American company the American Clgar company, which already controls the manufacture of cigarettes, snuff and plug tobacco, will make a big stride toward coutrolling the clgar trade as well. One of the immediate results provided for the smoker 18 a slight reduction n the re- tail price of cigars. The American Clgar company was Incorporated in January, 1890, and was capitalized at $70,000,000. PRESIDENT HONORS Y, M. C. A, Will Lay Cornerstone ot Bullding to Be Erected at Colorado Springs. occupy two hours. The local Young Men's Christian assoclation is the only association in the state that has its own building. Durlng President McKinley's two days' stay here the time will bo spent in sight- seeing outside of the ceremonies In con- nection with the cornerstone laying. x e aagi o e - ujotn, T Mra. Day ter. CANTON, O., April 13.—The condition of Mrs, Judge' Diy materiaily improved today. She has regained consclousness to an ex- tent and i able ‘o recognize members of the family, Judge Diay was reached last [ RIPAN'S TABULES 1 stroot to Blxty-tbird street 1o @ woutberly, [ night and is expected here this ufiernoon, tor 111 h 0 tor b AY &)