Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 11, 1902, Page 3

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, MARCH 11, Thousands of Families Have Heard|TAKES REVENUE OF SCHWIS'I am satisfied and belleve they sheuld be followed and adhered to. the J"' News that Trial of Marshall for Murder. Buw-m Oourt Dum Shuts OFf Baloon The trial of Frank Marshall for the mur- 2 " a f jece, V 1 Lee, eeded 1n P Q INE’S Money in Many Oities. the Giatrict court tefky. Permer Pelios- L man McKnight, who assisted in the arrest INSANITY EXPERTS IN WRDER CASE of Marshall, told of the defendant’s confes- sion, at the conmclusion of whose testimony Ce'ery cOmpound the ‘state rested. The evidence introduced Shotgun Explodes We Harry | by the defense today all went to back up son—Lincoln is Set Against | the plea of insanity, the attorneys making i Slot Machines—General | Do effort to disprove the charge that mur- es ]c eop | der committed. Dr. J. L. Greene, su- Sate Nowe. perintendent of the Hospital for Insave, aud St")ng - |and Dr. J. T. Hay, experts on insamity, . " o ibiats were present and listened to the evidence. AN ""_f(;"’""_"'s';"‘d:ff:‘ne ] These men wil be called later by the state reme court has given a decision which will | 1 OFPotition to the plea of the defense Dave the effect in many cities of taking | (Mt If Marshall committed the murder it A Housesto-House Canvass would | uoy from the schools the revenue de- " @ o A0 Of lnsanity - s g Exploding Gun Wounds Man. « rived from the occupation tax assessed Show That Thousands Are against keepers of salooms. The holding| A shotgun in the hands of Harry Johnson % is in a case appealed from Nemaha county, Of 1608 North Twenty-ninth street, exploded Being Cured. in which the city of Auburn claimed a right | this morning, causing a wound in the man's to all money recovered from saloons through | bead, which may result fatally. He was the levy of the oocupation tax. The opinion | hunting in the vicinity of Belmont, when The people who bave not heard in Some | .y yritten by Chief Justice Sullivan |the accident occurred. The hammer and way of Paine's Celery Compound and its | 15 the syllabus of the opinion the court | firing pin were driven backward when he wonderful triumphs over the diseases and | 4o jgres that whether money raised undor | attempted to discharge the weapon, the silments of life, cannot bs counted as DEWs- | b, yrovigion of & municipal ordinance re- pleces striking him on the right side of Paper or magazine readers, mor &re they |quirine every person engaged in o certain | the foreBead. The vietim is 20 years of amongst those who are in touch with the occupation or business to pay a fixed sum &ge and a printer by trade. medical progressiveness of the “m;" annually into the city treasury, is license| Will Not Reinstate Slot Machines. A bouse-to-bouse canvas (If that were | mones within the meaning of the cons bty " 2 possible) of families where Paine's Celery |4y on depends upon the substance and | jected .‘:r:;;“:::. ‘;,,“,’::".,::.", -~ Compound s being used during these early |ourpoge of the ordimance rather |ingtate siot machines in this city. The epring dave, would disclose an overwhelm- |(han upon its forms It is beld | roquest was referred to the chief of police ing amount of evidence regarding the Im- | (pe¢ if the purpose of the city authorities | and it s asserted that that official will give plicit confidence that is placed in this iy saopting the ordinance wae to raise |a negative reply. The machines were or- greatest of all #pring medicines. It WOUld | rovenue then the memey exacted Was & |dered out by the board about menth age ow the emormous number of people Who | gy byt if regulation was the end and ob- | Trial of Heywood Probably Continued. are being cured of some form of Dervous- [jo.! 1 view the money results from an ex- | : Dess, sleeplessness, dyspepein hlnd‘x"'al"l ercise of the police power and is """n'""d:h;lz‘;‘l’mfl{:r.cfix1;:;":7101 ;”;u;t’;:“; ches, 1dne; ’ o | N e s . Yndaches, MASSy lmuney. An erdisasce baving 2o element| .\ g nusi the Mag term of the Gl end Niver Glshwts of regulation and showing on its face that | Now 15 ‘the time When Paine's Celery |tne sole purpose of the city suthorities | ict s B s By P B Compound can shiow astonishing and Bappy |in adopting it was to raise revemue, is | PUPLlY emgaged during the last few weeks results to the sick. Now that spring 18 |neid to be a tax ordinance, even though|PTePering for the Marshall and Buckner with us, giving & promise of fine weather |(he right to engage in the business or | TUTder cases and has not had time to ar- and pew beauties, it should lend encour- | calling taxed is made to depend upon pay- | *0E¢ for the prosecution of Heywood agement 1o the work of getting well and |ing the tax and obtaining a Mcense Mre. Clasen Wants New Trial. strong. | Mrs Margaret Clasen of Hallam has asked The use of Palne's Oclery Compound for | @uestion Depends om Comstitation. |, "o i court for a new trial of the & few weeks will truly astonish every de- The only question involved in the case |case in which Augusta Prubs recently re- bilitated, weak, and sickly man and |was whether or not certain funds collected | covered a $2,000 judgment against her for woman. The change from a muddy and sal- |by the city treasurer of Auburn were cruel and fnhuman treatment. She asserts Jow complexion to a fresh, healthy color, | jjcense moneys within the meaning of the | that the jury was swayed by passion and with bright, sparkling eves, unclouded |constitution. The fund in controversy was | prejudice and were influenced some by the brain, the enjoyment of refreshing sleep, |raised under an ordinance whose object, as A sensational reports printed in local mews- clear, fresh blood coureing through the |expressed in its title, to impose an | papers. body, will be !llt -ur(: "w-rflflol :very user | gocupation tax on certain occupations or ©f Paine's Celery Compound. Accept B0 |pusinesses. By ome section of this or- | eubstitute or imitation. See that the mame | dinance it was made unlawful for a: ,‘efl;’;:'_};'n‘;'g;:x':'i‘:: e o o PUCHI S Sueh Mo Wosait and detnie person to emgage in any of these 0CCUPA- | gecretary of the state's office today. The ~— Jor anything any color, | 0P8 upon which a tax was imposed until| company will deal in Wyoming and Ne- fl“o“mmr fall! Never fade! | the tax has first been paid and the fact of | hragka real estate. Its stock is §25,000, and '3 — |payment evidenced by the treasurer's re-|iig incorporators: Charles H. Morrill, A. celpt, countersigned by the mayor. AD-|B Miner, Fred N. other section provided penalties for the | The Western Anchor Fenoe company of violation of the provision. The contention| Chjcago has incorporated under the laws of the school authorities was that the | of the state, with a capital stock of $200,000. money raised under the ordinance was li- | Its incorporators are: Henry F. Bond of cense money because the right to engage | Chicago, Thomas Keeley and Fred W. Her- in any of the occupations did not exist|pert of Denver. until the tax had been pald and re- Soeedbititit ceipted for. 1t was argued that the re- | LIGHTNING OPENS THE SEASON celpt was in form and substance a license | ard that the money pald as a condition of | Harbimger of am Early Summer obtaining it resulted, therefore, from the Kaochs Of a Chisuner-Tep Jexercise of the power to license and not pl vt ey from an exercise of the power to lay and collect taxes. The court says its view of the matter {s | FAIRMONT, Neb, March 10.—(Special.) that the money in guestion belongs to the —During a sharp storm this morning about city, not because of the form of the ordi- |6 o'clock lightning struck the dwelling house nance or of the form of the receipt er li- |of John Schlining, knocking the chimney off cense, but because it was' clearly and un- |and causing minor damage inside the bulld- mistakably the purpose of the mayor and ing. The building was insured. council to exercise the taxing power. EXETER, Neb., March 10.—(Spectal)— “The city authorities had power to levy | The first thunderstorm to visit this place an occupation tax and if they intended to this year occurred at 5:30 a. m. Although § % bring that power into sction the money | there was considerable thunder and light- ln“nltaue raised under the ordinance is part of the | BIng, little rain fell. The weather is very 2% gy d general revenue of the city, evem though | WArm and spring like, and all indications umw payment of the tax and procurement of a [&re for rain. Most of the farmers say the license were made conditions precedent to | fall wheat is all right, and is looking fine. the right to pursue any of the taxed pccu- | They think, however, that & nice warm rain s pations or avocations,” continues the court. | BO¥ would be of inestimable value. “The ordinance declares in the first sec- | HUMBOLDT, Neb., March 10.—(Special) tion &nd in the title that its purpose is to | —The town was awakened about 2 o'clock tax occupations and businesses. There is | this morning by an old-fashioned rain, with no attempt whatever at regulation. Noth- |tbunder and lightning accompaniments, and jug 15 commanded except the payment of |Ball fell for a few minutes thick and fast. B lfi the tax and nothing s forbidden except en- |1t ¢ b B S0My-Sus the Woule: et gaging in a taxed occupation or business - k- a more ye before payment has been made. The ob- | SCHUYLER, Neb., March 10.—(Special.)— Jéot of the municipal authorities being to |A Slight thunder shower, the firat of the raise revenue and not to prescribe rules of | Y8ar; occurred here this morning. It is so conduct for the security, convenience or |4T¥ that wheat and rye are in need of a comfort of the public or to guard and con. | COPlous fall of rain. Fall grains wintered The American serve their health and morsls, it is entirely | *Plepdidly and are in promising condition. plain that the ordinance is referable to the Gentleman’s Whiskey Taxing power and 15 not a potics regula- | CHILD FRIGHTFULLY SCALDED tion. Saig g 53 By cates mo vy et | It must be conceded that the mayor and i :"“ "‘-':‘ :" - T ST council intended to make payment of the tnte Katthe We Setling tax and procurement of & receipt or li- Water. cense conditions precedent to the right *o engage in any of the taxed occupations or | OSCEOLA, Neb., March 10.—(Special)— lines of business, but that fact, in view of | The 235-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Os- the clearly expressed purpese of the ordi- | wald Klopatch met with a severe accident pance, is immaterial, whether the sec- |yesterday evening. His mother had set a Strong Nerves tion providing for fines and penalties is | kettle of boiling water on the floor and the vold or imvalld. The writer thinks the |jittle fellow put his right band into it as are the true source of good, healthy ction is valid.” far as the elbow. burning it so badly that Sppearance. 4 Judge Holeom® Partly Coneurs. |tbe flesh wimost dropped of. His suflering _';_" et .‘"_ :"."‘ S was terrible. Judge Holcomb appends a concurring —_— "“;:““""‘P:-' """‘fl:"’" opinion, in which he says: “I copcur only| New Church at McCool Junetion. in the conclusions reached by the chief jus- M'COOL JUNCTION, March 10.—(Spe- tice in the foregoing opinion, but find my- | cial.)—The dedicatory service of the Ger- self wholly unable to agree to many of the |man Lutheran church, one of the largest views therein expressed. To my mind the | church edifices in this county, which was tendency of the opinion is to unsettle, if |to have been held on Sunday, has been in- ot directly overthrow, several prior deci- | definitely postponed on account of scarlet slons of this court on the same general |fever. The new church bullding is situated subject. This court has frequently ex- lon Main street and is dbout completed. pressed itself on the question of distinc- |The funds were raised by subscription of tion between & license and an occupation | business men and farmers and it took omly tax. It M also laid down the doctrine |a short time to collect enough money to that to engage in business declared unlaw- art and pay for the building. ful unless & license is first obtained may Sw——— be punished criminally, while the collect- | Farker Will Case Resamed. ing of the tax levied solely for revenue BEATRICE, Neb., March 10.—(Special purpose can only be enforced as other civil | Telegram.)—Count reconvened here this Mabilities. With these decisions and the |afterncon and the Parker will case, which soundpess of the views supperting the same | consumed all last week, was resumed. New Incorporati Pearson. —— Your Grip Geay haiss ohen stand 1a the way of advancement JIEE1 z ] for both men ‘and_ women, socially and In business, © wwohs TN S SETost for Yourself the Wonderful Curative Properties of Swamp-Root To Prove What Swamp-Root, the World-Famous Kidney and Bladder Remedy, will do for YOU, Every Reader of The Bee May Have a Sample Bottle Free. Populist Obairman DeFrance Belioves It a Foregone Conclusion. CALLS HIS STATE COMMITTEE TOGETHER Democratie Chairman Hall Likewise Summons W (From a Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN, March 10.—(Special Telegram.) —Calls were issued tonight for meetings of the democratic and populist state central committees in this city the afternoom of March 19. The democratic call asserts that the meeting is for the purpose of consider- ing matters of party interest, but the popu- | 118t call 1s more explicit in that it specifies three subjects for comsideration. The meetings will be held separstely, but com- munication between the two committees will be established by the appointment of conference committees. One of the impor- tant matters to be discussed by the popu- lists is the proposed formation of a state association of populist editors “It has been customary to call our com- mittee together about this time each year, and we are simply following that prece- dent,” sald P. L. Hall, democratic chair- man. “The meeting will enable the man- agers to lay the foundation for the came paign, and the call is 50 worded that the time and place for the conventien may be designated. A conference committee may be appointed to talk over matters with a | 1ike committes of popullets.” | Charles Q. De France, populist chairman, |said: “In my call T have suggested three things—first, the designation of time and | ing of & conference committee; third, con- ulist editors. Will the conference commit- tee ask for fusion® No, that will be un- | necessary. 1 regard fusion a foregone con- clusion. We are not confronted bere by the conditions which prevall in Kansae. | The conterence will probably go mo fur- |ther than to decide that both conventions shall be held simultaneously in the same city. “In addition to the meeting of the popu- 1ist committee, we will have & general party perty workers ssking them to attend.” Street Raflway Disfranchised. The council tonight passed an ordinance disfranchising the Lincoln Street Railway company, which was the predecessor of the Lincoln Traction company. The Traction company’s attorneys say the measure will have no effect. The attorneys for the city insist, however, that it will facilitate the collection of delinquent taxes. State Whist Tourney. Whist experts will gather in Lincoln to- morrow to attend the fourth annual meet- ing of the Nebraska Whist association. Women whist players of the state are in- vited for the first time to attend and enter all contests. A team contest for the Lin- coln challenge trophy, ia which four play- ers from any club in the state may play, and a pair contest, in which any two play- ers may participate, will be held. Trophies will be presented to the winners. CAPTURES HOUSE BREAKER Farmer Lies in Wait and When Marsuder Res Fills Him with Shot. EXETER, Neb., March 10.—(Special)— For more than a year past robberies have occurred on Sundave in houses whose occu- pants were at church. For a leng time the thefts were supposed to be the work of tremps, but as these occurrences did not cease the farmers who were victims of these depredations began & systematic watch. Yesterday morning at the residence of Mr. Jenson, three miles east of here, the family had all gone to church except Mr Jeneon, who concealed himself in the house. He had not remained there long when be saw a young man mamed Charles Bode coming toward the house. Bode tried the doore, but finding them locked, secured a plece of iron and pulled the staple that held the lock on the outside cellar door. When Mr. Jenson heard him in the cellar he secured his shotgun and as young Bode stepped into the room from below he was contronted by the man bebind the gum and commanded to throw up his hands, but instead of doing so he made a dash for the man and gun and seized the gun barrel with both bands. This was an unexpected move to Jenson, but he pulled the trigger of the gun and Bode received the full charge of shot in his leg just below the thigh. Constable Lefler went out and arrested Bode and brought him to town. He is at present under the care of Dr. Stratton. BUILDING BOOM AT BRAINARD Will Have New Elkhorn Station, Resi- dence, Srick Store Building Athletic Park. BRAINARD, Neb., March 10.—(Special.)— Brainard wil] from present indications ba a firet-clase building boom this spring Sypal & Peterzilka will soon commence the erection of a large two-story brick building o the site now occupled by thelr frame building. The Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley Rallroad company now has seven carloads of material on the eidetrack for the erec- tion of a new depot. A. J. Posvar, as soon as weather permits, will build & handsome two-story residence to cost about $5,000. At the Jast meeting of the village trustees ten acres of land adjoining town were pur- chased, to be used &s & city park. Shade trees will soon be planted and the site will be used for a base ball ground and otber amusement: The trustees also purchased about $500 worth of fire-fighting apparatus, of a chemical engine, buckets, ladder truek. FORGER GETS ONE YEAR Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghampton, N. Y.: Gentlemen—In justice to you, I feel it is my duty to send you an acknow ledgement of the receipt of the sample 1 had been out of bealth for the last five years with kidney and biad- They would relieve m 1 sent for a sample bottle of Swa Since then 1 have taken eight small bottles bought at my drug stor :, It seemed as though my back would 1 reak in two after stooping. have to get up during the night to urirate, as I formerly did three or four tim My back is all right again, ard in every way 1 am a new man. They, like myself, cam ot say too much in praise of it. all who are suffering from kidney and | ladder diseases. My brother officers (whose signatuies accompany this letter), as well as myself, thank you for the blessing you bave brought to the buman race in the compounding of Swamp-Root. We remain, yours very iroly, Officers of the 58th Police Precinct, Greater New York. 1f you are sick or “feel badly,” kidneys are well they will help all the other organs to health. Weak and unhealthy kidneys are responsible for many kinds of diseases, and if permitted to continue much euffering with Kidney trouble irritates the nerves, makes you dizzy, restless, slecpless and irritable. Makes y and obliges you to get up many times during the might. Unbealthy kidneys cause rheu matism, gravel, catarrh of the bladder, pain or dull ache in the back, joints and muscles; makes your head ache and back ache, uses indigestion, stomach and liver trouble; you get & sallow, vellow complexion, makes you feel s though you had heart trouble; you may have plenty of ambition, but Do etrength; get weak and waste away. Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and is used in the leading bospitals, recommended by physicians in their private practice, and is taken by doctors themselves, because they recognize in it the greatest and most been able to compound 1t you are already convinced that Swamp-Root is what you need, you can purchase the regular fifty-cent and one dollar size ke, but remember the name, Swamp-Root—Dr. Kilmer's Swamp- bottle of Swamp-Root you so kindly sent me. der trouble. Had our best physicians prescribe for me. plaint would in a short time return again. | place for the comvention; second, the nam. | sidgration of the plan to organize the pop- | Swamp-Root. conference. 1 have letters to about 500 | you pass water often during the d bottles at the drug Root, and the addre: EDITORIAL tores everywhere. Binghamton, N. Y., Swamp-Root, the great Kidney, Liver and Bladder remedy, is so remarkably successful that s epecial arrangement has been made by which all of our readers who have not already .tried it may have a sample bottle sent ab- about kidney and bladder troubles and containing many of the thousands upon thousands of testimonial letters received from men and women cured by Swamp-Reot. In writing, be sure and mention read- ing this generous offer in The Omaha Morning Beé when sending your address to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y Don't make any mist solutely free by mail. Also a book telling a on every bottle. 1 do not ha for the time being, but the old com up-Root, and 1 found it did we a world and 1 consider myself perfectly cured ¢ the smarting and irritation, nor do 1 's a night but now sleep the sleep of » of my brother officers are still using It is a boon to mankind. We recommend it to JAMES COOK HUGH E. BOYLE. JOHN J. BODKIN begin taking the famous new discovery, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, because us soon as your A trial will convince anyone. succeseful remedy that science has ever Constipated Old Age Isn’t it too bad that so many ple, when they get old, get cranky and rickety and mean, and don’t feel right toward themseives or anybody else; yet it need not be so. “‘Osacarcts make me feel so light-hearted and _“'Six month's ago I tonk Cancarets for o Uvely, thes though | have ween thres few more seores | " gtpation contracied during the Wer o cory guipat ¢ r ot lion.* The result is windertal and 1 . i 2 imea 5. Millar, Villa Fark Cal vise si] old saidiers 1o tre ther “Par many years 1 have been troubled with —9as. Putman, late Capt. sird 1. Haney. Wis. constipation.’ | used one e and two $e boxes of Cascarets and they manent eu fortlng recagty o3 iino Brent. Whoeiing. W. Va *T was troubled with somoth l|:el;§yfld-n for 8 yeate: Bonon ot Bt "aad*am ' Dovter ha thian ever before, nds._Am feslin, Toteran Mexioun and Clott *I have been using Cagoarots for sume tim, for constipution. haw been to crre Both . ~ 0. C. Redick, Chase City. Va. All 0ld people’s muscles get weak and flabby, and it's the same with the muscular walls of their intestines as with the muscies of their arms. When the bowels grow weak, the old folks get constipated, bilious, sick, belp- less, irritable, and that's the chief cause of their death. Old fo should take Cascarets Candy Cathartic bowel tonic, keep their liver lively, their bowels regular and strong, and live to be a hundred. Best for the Bowels. All druggists, 1oc, 3 sold in bulk. The genuine tablet stamped C C C. Guare anteed to cure o your money back. fre Address Sterling Remedy Co. Omesga Oil ing helpless. just about as bad. A person with lame shoul- ders comes pretty near be- A lameness in the arms or leg or back is Some men have to stop work while suffering in this way, but 2 woman usually has so much to do around the house that she just 4as 0 keep going as best she can. The best remedy for lame- ness is rest, and a cure is reached quicker when the lame spot is bathed and rubbed freely with Omega Oil. It is an oily liniment of a green color, and is so much hetter than other lini- ments, and so different in all ways, that you should never lose time fooling with something DR. McGREW (Age 53) SPECIALIST. | Diseases amd Disuraers of Men Only. | 86 Years’ Experience. 15 Years ia Omata. ICOCELE S35 1" wne® QUiChEST which is the QUICKEST, safest and most natursl that has yet been discovered. No pain whalever. no cutth snd does not interfere with work or byl mess. Treatment at office or &t home and & permabent cure guaranteed. Hot Springs Treatment for_ 8y | Ang all Blood Diseases. No *; OUT" on the akin or face and all extarcal | signs of the discase Gisappear at once. treatment thei is more successtul and | more satstactory than the “old form™ treatment and &t less than COBT. A vure that is guasss permanent for life, OVER cuses cured of uervous debility, loss oI wny vermanently. CHAKGES LOW. CONSULTATION FREE, Treatment b‘ myl P. O. Box Jm Office over 215 8. 14th street, between | pam end Douglas Bis. OMAMA. NEB. Some other time Many men are failing to secure good positions just because they look ** 100 old,” and no one klovl‘o' many women have been disappointed in life because Sentenced by Judge Jessen, Who is tbe‘y"h‘lnl‘ihd to that sttractiveness which Holding Court at Platts- %0 Targely depends on the hair. PLATTSMOUTH, Neb., March 10.—(Spe- . ’ - else. All good druggists sell Omega Oil, but if you hap- isn't ally time at a" pen to go where it is not on sale, please tell the druggist he ought to get a supply of his wholesaler. If you want You will mot .move then. If you 3 e & don't rouse yourself mow you will any pain or ache to be quickly cured, Omega il is the rohably continws’ss Pt WO Wl Che sume inconvesiences for the mex: six HAY’S HAIR-HEALTH toilet soap and it is just as cotenng bl for = beasty and calor i for washing—without shrinking—HBennchs, woel- Free M o o gubonidaris, col- Cut his in five days, take it ored goods;and other things oy { Hay's Metrdiesith sosps wre nat adapred. e XL g TR X s Neme.oon . Write for baskiet showing Addrems. ... . weennnee Kgfse Cutoma's many uses. Pollowing Dreggists supply Hay's Hair-Hcaith aad Harfine Soap is thelr shops omiy Tuz Cupany Pacxive Co. ™ & MeCONNELL, 16th and Dodge; SCHAFER'S DRUG STORE, P ] CIL RIUFFS-MORGAN, M2 Broadway: DeHAVEN, 332 Cestral Brosdway; BROWN, Maln, WHELEY, 4 Broadways -~ clal.)—Judge Paul Jessen arrived from Ne- brasks City and convened district court. E. L Cook pleaded gullty to forging the name of D. E. Thompson to & check for §10 at Greenwood last January and was sen- tenced to one year in the state penitentiary. Walter Speck pleaded gulity to bsing an accomplice in the burglarizing of Helsel's grist mill o this city. The case of the state agalust Shoop, whe is charged with robbing & Rock Island car at Louisville, was called and will be tried before & jury. Mall Carriers’ Pay Advanced. TECUMSEH, Neb., March 10.—(Special) —The four mall carriers on the free rural Gelivery routes here have received an ad- vance in salary from 3500 to 3600 & year each. Postmaster P. A. Brundage has been so informed from the department at Wash- |ington. The raise of salaries began March 1. remedy that will do the work. soc. a bottle. years. Do they keep your Your windows? The elevator? Is the bullding & fire trap? Have they an elevator that runs once an hour on week days and not at all nights or on Sunday? Is your ofice bot in summer and cold in winter? Any other troubles? The cure for all these ills 15 an office 4n The Bee Building. ln, C. PETERS & CO., Ground Floer