Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 18, 1903, Page 7

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDA FEBRUARY 1S 1903 Are Not Like Ordinary Medicines. They Will Not Disappoint You. They fill the veins with rich, red bload, sending renewed life and h:zalth to every tissue of the bady. Through the blood the* nourish and restore the exhausted nerve fibres and their remarkab’e cures in all forms of n:rvous disorders have amsly demonstrated that DR. WILLIAMS' FINK PILLS FOR PALE PEOPLE are the most powerful nerve and spinal tonic in toe world. An important feature of Dr Williams’ discovery is its absolute safety. T here is nothing in the preparat of these pilis that can impair the most delicate constitution Ii you are pale and sallow, # you feel continually “vired cut,” breathlcss aiter s'ight exertion, if you have headaches and backac-es. il you are irritable, nervous, shaky, if your joints ache, #f your stzp is uncertain, if yosr appetite fails and food does not nourish nor sleep refresh you, you owe it to y otry DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS Do not let any olish prejudice against advertised medicines stand betwezn you and health DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS bring new life and strength, restore energy and ambi ize the nerves and make strong hungry, healthy msn and women ourself ion, restore the digestion, overccme debility, tring the glow cf health to pallid cheeks, revital Rheumatism Permanently Cured. V. Wateon, of “In 1896, wiile an sttack of 1 couldn't do any w wnd side £nd 2 the Asr wure b n Oregon. sars frequent « ree and finaly got w0 bad use of arm het i D s ). HERE IS ABSOLUTE PROOF. & whe fromw 6y 1 have no fe ' Dreaded Anaemia Conqured. rgiana J. Mower, of No. 139 Lake street, ¢ 2 me run down geperally Pink Pills for Pale People mr blood wae poor fafled we. vt She 1 became g joed T began their use 1 wes ¢ well man 4 DR. 1hose my b ¥ he 1d mot ae pRiD me 8 while suy thet ] ronid get son Nef. Then I we for me. He said doctors meemed 1 1o help me 1 felt Willinme Pilis for Pale Peo gave the L This was 180 o good. He only e sleep. 1 2 ¢ thougbt we 1 feel Mke = Airections it now eng pi¥ upon the wee. 2D Hee nddres: ber heing will e r in charge of mbia s . No he 408 17 Partial Paralysis wetor seid 1 p ng svenpe WILLIAMS’ PINK PILLS rheumetiem cen feel 1 was under the care s regulsr Goctor bere but 1 was slightly Hsatue FOR PALE PEOPLE are sold by all drugzists or wi boxzs for $2.50. You are cautioned never to accept a substitue. SUBSTITUTES DO NOT EMBODY DR. WILLIAMS' DISCOVERY. Part of 1he ke geve me powders 1 taken and 1 6o tried massage but have heey in perfect i Acute Indigestion Cured. Wask ouched w iscouraged o 1 can candidlyr say Ast Cured. drugs and can never exercise the curative effects of the genuine DR WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS IF IN DOUBT whether to take Dr Willizme' Pink Pills or not, write and out whether they have cured cases rimflar to your own. We ahall wer yom with perfect frankness We will not sell the pilis 1o people whom we éo not think they will cure Adéress DR. WILLIAMS MEDICINE Schenectads. . 3 co. be sent by mail, postoaid, by had dizrr epells ¥nd Numbs and 1 comld mot wi b fatigued and short of by onfined to my bed 1 d¢ rerr ané received no benefit. Then vent from there but be d TeT pet wy phrsici we an to fill out and my hange and ssked mwe who Williams' Pink F 1ok twelve boxes and by that r girl aguin : . For Growing Girls. 8 roung ladr lving st Canton Junction, Mass 1 began to decline in bhealth, 1 wervons and irrd ' b in gemers the manu‘acturers upon receipt of price, 50 cents per box; sir They are ordinary mixtures of ordicary TURF LAW NEEDS AMENDING Portoffios Lewyer Claine Investment Com- penies Ave Not Illogal GET RICH MEN EXEMPT FROM FRAUD ACT Lttempts Made to Close Investment Comeerns, but Legal Opinion and Couri Decisions Prevest amy Action by Department. WASHINGTOX. Feb Ohristiancy, acting sssistan eral fur the Posiofoe Ge ing tofay regerfing the Company. seid & fraud sued sfter receipt of the office Inspector Dice b @¢ pot Sisciose T—Mr. George C ettorney gen- riment, spesk of Arnoid & report of suse the evidence 2ny sctus) existing fraud mpany St. Louis n November last 10 show traud use wer wiy & The 1mEped cision of cossars Mr entniun euscted -suggested v mme law 1o incluge “bets thowe under considerstion Mr. Christiency suvs seems s geveral misunders unfing regerding the spplication of the law 1o such schemes The guestion whether the making of bes or pocls on Teoos constitules o @ves Dot seem 10 have ¥ amy feSeral court, t bave beld it Dumerous ing such bets or wagers of such pocls is [ schemes sush as here be Twe More Firms ST. LOTIE, Mo. Fe torney Polk 1o Nation ur: conoern, tsking ib corgs 1o the grand 8 Sstartive 1n Charles H PRy Gold Meda At Pan-American Exposition. Brooks was § Unlike Any Othar ! The tull favor, the delicious gua® ¢ Low- #ty. the sbsalute Parity, Dey’s Breakfast Coc 8 from i others Mo “trewtmet” etunterstion srorne Butmtive with alkeles: o wih fo cos sbelis; m ane Qigest e chaices: Cocos Beans Ask Your Dea'er for It. | e « emploves were summoned before £rent Jury Later ip the @ay the officers of the In tern ynel Securtties company, in the Nelsoz building were slso visited and the books and papers were coufiscated The grant jury resumed its investigation of tur! jnvestment and Irokerage com- | panies this afrernoon. The following compaties were the subject | of imvestigation Celis Commission ocem- pany, Rialto Gratn company. Leftwick Oom- mission company &nd National Securities | compazny | Circult Attorney Polk annovuced to- lGay thet he would te up $N0H00, which # has been Jeermed that | A om meneger of the B J. Ar- noid Turt lpvestmer! compsny. hes on de- posit in & bank st Hertford, Oomn., where his family reside Oréers were recelved &1 the postofice to- ey to hold sll matls ndlressed to B J. Ar- nolé & Ce. for L A Gill, menager, or E P Feute and G. P. Fuute, sssistant mens- gers in St Louis: the Christr Syndicete uné lvvestment company. or Thomes Walsh maneger. lplerustionsl lpvestment com- pany, or W. J. Hogue resident spd gen- +l mepager Elius Silverthorpe, me- sistant munmger, Na Security com- pany the onal lars compery sine Thursdey will be returped to persons who sent them, sithough iber will probebly go through the Gead letter office firs New Yerk Raide NEW YORK, Feb 17 —Detectives today raided the offies of C. E Rané and Com- puny ? speculstors, et No. 368 Broad way, ané arrested the members of the firm C. E Rend. who Gescribed himsel! a5 an owner of race horses Joseph Remgen The concern was ODe Of MERY B@vertis- £ imfallible schemes for opersting bouks race tracks &bd holding out prom- profits of 3 per cent & tovestors spbere of priveipally the west sands whieh posed 1 Continue. op et beit tioms for war apers- CHICAGO, Feb claiming to hEve “get-rich-quick offices Taiged the Harrisop street polic sttend = meeting calied by At the time the meeting wis calk ennounced that plaps for prosecuting the errested mer woull be Ciscussed SDC MmeRDns of getting back investmenis Gecife: As fast as the perwons Errived Logey were t0ld 10 g0 to lnspector James Stusr &t the postefice, or 1o the offy siate's sttoroey, where plans of 100 would be discussed cipating federal action opcerns whose piaces reided have given orders that Selivered to oiber ad@resses After morting over the materia the second reid of Harry Brolesk afrerno polioe wes foun imvesiors los z adaits be 26500 kpowT jost whem the Sirst Teid was beer made vi St were last week. gathered & agn were recen their mafl be sker ' s pisoe vesteraay ssmert tha evisence Jeast ¥ o have completed The bearing was oon ex dave ene HYMENIAL Befles -Getsemeier mwon 1. Be were marTie st Bapcroft this m rowley, Vicer The groom is & thr Neligh lownsbip er of Josepd Get obe of the ides: lies in emsvers Ouming orete prios and banguel was 1he young couple &t the bome of the ther, &1 which over 180 e were preser be tarm ™ DoTihess rish ng voung fe and the bride & rmeier Lb8 8 Wem and mos The oe side on Tonmsed bs groom Farmers Go * BEATRICE, Neb. Ped ! Bfieen Guge for a langseeking poms wod Indias Bave siready found locstions snd © nere tne saboma Special tarmers trip ory — et nraugt Some ners go ik & view of locsting b case thes con@itions fxverabie ounty esk us & | SEYFX | 1 Bernot SEVENTEEN ARE DROWNED o The - house bills it Tornsdo Bends Cossting Btenmer Quickly :,’ -Snggio e o the Botom. | gervice on certan cation; providing method of 1 juries; making notes given 1o SurBDCe CompRTies DOD-Degotinble prieting §2.282 for deficlency =t Teform school. This was & o eccount and Gross. democrat. opposed ii on ihe ground that the Board of Charities ané Corrections hs¢ Dot spproved it snd ftating ihet be | @18 not consier ‘he rpproval of the bosrd &8 comstituted by the sppoimtees of Gov-, ernor Lee 1o be of any value whatever: to | aliow terms of county court io be heid et other then county sest towzs, which celied out opinions from several jeved there wus some measure, but it went off the emergency Alpheus | SIX SURVIVORS SPEND NIGHT IN WATER | Stand in Pilot House with River Run- | mimg Walst High for Nemrdy Eight Hours, When Res- culng Vessel Arrives. BpprO- { Toe | NORFOLK. W. Va. Peb. 17.—4A tormado struck the passenger siemmer Olive, which | | plies berween Pranklin Ve. snd Béenton X C. st $:30 Jast night and sent it 10 the ttom of the Chowsn river, off Woodler's pler. between Mount Plessant and Olimer's whert Seventeen persons kpown 1o have been Growned and others who were rescued are iz & serious con@ition The storm for e beam end, snd only 10 sink op on beerd A majority of the pussengers and were below &1 the time and baé mo o . s tumity to Teach the pilot bouse. This was | Hesdguarters band and First squadro the only portion of the ship lef: sbove | the Thirteenth cavalr Mesde water. snd sanding wais: deep E : on their the time © c3ent . , ors Tou morning, Captain George H. Withy snd five the romtract for ¢ g he soidier others waited for rescue. when the river » r to Sen stemmer Petitt bove in sight snd took of Sun Pra the wlmost frosen survivors b by ¥ me suggestcd by & over righted be water t . Soldiers Of for Philippines Fet cisvo ahou he troops W nooz of the v shoeré the Logsn and the Philippives at 1f o'clock on the Tnlike & grest many regiments here Seto hut heve been ordered boys of the T wre looking b officers &né troops sl DEBATE OVER LIQUOR BILL Sewth Dakota Sensie Decides to Take Anether Day tie It PIERRE, £ D.. Py £rem )—The sensie tody bed through Jendar of sensie bills ané wound Gay's werk by & b over ie and adverse e new liguor s maip festure o Senete billr pussed were graw corporations an ino I7.—(Bpecial Tele- Electric Light for Fort € D. Feb T—8 ort Meste w ecir The poles between heve pearly al ng of wires will vuilgings &1 the fo 34 Geficien » « 4o | 19 gt St gt 570,000 e ate guard X1 1wo years th Dakots: reguis ruggists exce; the cashier of & bunk aking qus fair providing & pens bou w school for b Appoints Woman 1o Ofce g b swle ¢ — sale makin » bgpes s sl g 7S . x knowledgments: & ge3- | - TOUUIrTAS SATPING | Cnaritable and Pe ng SLO00 19 the | o of Mrs the pext twe T stenling gus eleciricity . Xing The cOmpeDss be ¢ examiver u ue wppr siate veurs 600D NEWS. Many Omzba Iciners Have Heard It and Profited Thereby. Dews trave o . meid verkened eitacks the ¥ were beuraDee plent 1 ons com gictpe er 3 * fate my kidpers Dosz's kidner P fect surb & wongerfu EnG TEpId cure For sale by all deslers. Price 30 cents by insur- | per box. Foster-Miburs Co. Bufisis, X insurance | T, sole spests for ‘he United Siates prevest bulls | Remember the mawe, Doss's, and take no large. by | suletizue. epars ions is should snce comm of property. b . . {®ne smitons tem rusuing over NEW EDITION westive Tithe Admedee's Administra Alpbeus H reference The study bere us Bnow Writes on Americas Dependencies. of the on of Snow is whi stufly of The Ame cxpress inistraty mpted 1 toess of his beliet of caret the theary ration of the tion ©f the tis lmbors 5 beliet ol— deral ger Nevel im for March—Series of Zrticles om Great Northwest. pendencies itle empire he sul NEW BOORS AND MACAZINES £ OF CARPENTER'S BOOK | &0 colonis teken wes yesrs mgo eme wrising of our was luuse tioe cap b e 1n 1 euthor * wize cnns poy of rends Mke & page from the life chronicle of gin in ibe whest @ustries. cuttle Mr with L Blumenscheln value TEotte e men that finde hkey and 8 i » spend the nigh: Wetmore Carryl & & story of &n Americer sbrosd. George Horwon suthor of | Oemtury last vesr, was & ke Another Helen™ and other good Dov- | gnd it is believed thet his is i evidemce with a virile S1OTY ©f | will set before emsiers re cage people, “Miss Black's ASRItY.” 1 | pughly né eptertainingly fore, the nstural ané industr the porthwes: tells of Portlsnd 1hereabouts Grest Southwes ne middle west metropolis. The werse in | Ainslee's is umiformly select and sound. In he March issue verse COBLTIDULOTE PATTICU- © be noted are Bthel Watts Mumtore ‘bur Stringer, Clinton Scollarg sn8 Ar- pur Ketchum “The Passing of the God,” by Artbur Stringer, is fer sbove the usus! | ree product of &Ly MAgETine. Aguin the Smart Set weriety apé excellence of Oeed, the Murch number & tesued of this most suooesstul The novelet “The Secret of Paul” is written by the famous suthor, Fiorence Warden, &né it is safe to say thet Do better story of mystery hus recently sppexred. The resder is held ol sorbed from opening 1o climax. The siors is 1008 with the extreme of skill arount & piot as purzling as it is distinctive snd iy & eme ihe be magerive Princess English mnerd Buker, ope of the most ihe younger American WRERTinE hes Just . of geversl m . rn sintes, Ouring mhich be hes been bering materie] for & series of articles “The Grest Nortbwest.” which will be- | gelighttul March Cemtury. The story of the cities, how the mighty s are managed the mining in- reising—all will be 10d und picturesgue w wtions by Mr. B2 vho accompanied the he growid of Tae nbove tur b Station Baker's strikin ure—40 yesrs on the marke for coughs &né Piso's &rd the best EXCELSIOR STILL ONWARD STILL UPWARD THE MART\ ET or CLEVERNESS MARCH NUMBER JUST OUT OPENING OF THE FOURTH YEAR Peerless Periodical Prodigy FLORENCE WAEDEN, autbor of novels writes Lhe novelette it This DEIDET. THE SECRET OF PRINCESS PAUL ETPERY HUGES tas 3 siriking arucie MUSICIANS AS LOVERS Fifty other popuisr writers contribute 1o its OSL-NUSDEED 4ND SIXTY F 46Eb of evteriaming Sction, portey abe wit SUBSCRIPTION $3.00 PER ANNUM 25 CENTS A COPY Gy mewsbealor wili giadly forwerd your subsoripten. o7 remAl prioe ESS ESS PUBLISHING CO. {JPERATF DATLIR w-it FLEET ST LON: apt sther A MAGAZINE OF CLEVER FICTION MARCH-OUT TO-DAYI5c. ?flntr-oix Stories . . COMPLETE IN ‘l"lll NU::;l TIME, THE COMEDIAN By HATE JORDAN Other Contributors are: PRINCE VLADIMIR VANIATSKY OSCAR KING DAVIS CHARLES BATTELL LOOMIS GUY WETMORE CARRYL AND OTHERS The March number of Ainsles’s contains Prize offers ©f $2050.00 to readers for suggestions snd criticiems ALAN DALE GEORGE HORTON DOROTHY DIX CAROLINE DUER