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Omaha daily bee., 1897-01-08
WHAT WILL the RESULT Be?

Last night the distribution of free samples
OF Dr. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills closed
at the drug store of Kuhn II Co. and will
! go into history as one of the most success
full events that has ever taken place in this
city. The frightful number of people who
are suffering in one way or another from
kidney troubles in this vicinity can only
| be estimated by the enormous number of
sample packets which were given out on
Thursday to all interested persons living in
this city or nelghborhood who applied for a
sample Of these wonderful pills.
| DR.. Hobbs representative was seen last
| night at his hotel, wearing a look of conf
dence that betokens the man who feels that
he knows what he is talking about. lie
said, in answer to the questions put TO him
by the reporter: "Oh, yes; l know the
public are skeptical of anything new, espe-
c!ally In the medicine line 1t is reasonable
10 suppose that they should be, for have
,hey not been humbugged enough by those
who place but little value even on death,
when it comes to the question of gathering
in few ill-gotten dollars?
Or Hobbs appreciates all this, and is
determined that the worth of his medicine
shall be fully known and proven before the
public is asked to spend a penny. What
DR.. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pulls are
guaranteed to do is to cure all kidney de-
rangements.
do you know that rheumatism in nine
tenthS of all cases, arises from kidney
troubles OF one sort or another? Any physi-
clan will tell you that the common origin of
all rheumatic troubles is uric acid in the
blood. What do you do first, that being the
case? Go for the cause Get your kidneys
in perfect working order, and away will go
the rheumatism because when your kid
neys, whose duty it is to filter all po!sons
and impurities from the blood, removes the
uric acid. the cause of the rheumatism
will be gone and the rheumatism with It,
Here are some of the symptoms which
are danger signals, and, in a large majority
Of cases, indicate the onset of that most
nsdous of all maadies Bright's disease
of the kidneys. Pain in the back and Sides
headache nervousness, frequent thirst, hot
and dry skin, shortnees of breath, evil fore
bodings. troubled sleep pufIlness of the eye
lids. swelling of the feet and ankles, loss Of
flesh dark colored or scanty urine, with
deposits of casts. etc, and the presence
of renal epitheium, tube casts and albumen
in the urine.
These are some, not ALL Of the symptoms
Of Bright's disease, Inflammation or conges-
tion of the kidneys. nephrits, etc. and
these Dr. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills are
guaranteed to cure"
For the benefit of persons living at a
distance from this city. who did not call at
our store yesterday, Dr. Hobbs authorizes
us to say II you will cut out the coupon
below and mail IL to the Hobbs Remedy
Co., Chicago. Ill, with your address, they
will send you by mail. postpaid, sample
box of these pills free OF expense.
KUHN & CO, DRUGGISTS
N. w Cor. 18th and Douglas ST.,
Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-01-08

Total Shows an Increase, but Per
Capita Decrease.

Total shows an Increase, but Per
Capita Decrease.
1t has been the custom heretofore for each
legislature to make appropriations for the
biennial period ending with March 81. Sec
tion 10 of Article Of the constitution pro-
vides that leach legislature shall make ap-
preparations for the expenses Of government
until the expiration of the first fiscal quarter
after the adjournment of the next regular
session and all appropriations shall end with
such fiscal quarter" The fiscal year begins
December /. The legislature usually does not
adjourn until some time during the second
fiscal quarter. The, time for which such
appropriations should be made according to
this construction, would not expire until the
last day Of the third fiscal quarter, which
would be August 81. With this provision
in view the state. auditor has requested esti-
mates Of expenditures to be presented to
this legislature for twenty-nine months in
stead of twenty-four, rs has been the custom
heretofore, for the purpose of bringing the
appropriations up to the time mentioned.
The total appropriations made by the last
legislature for the current biennial perlod
were s2,7si, $3.50 which may be divided into
the following items.
Executive oficesd and state ''-''''''''
boards ....".!.. ...t.................. 592 100 %
University andfNormal school,. 1868 AL SO
Maintenance of state nstitu-
tion neutrality-suspicious.. g3S29T.37
miscellaneous appropriations...... 7G0, 1876 "a
Total ...s...,.............s so 1884, 6S4 co
1t Will thus be seen that OF the total
appropriations, hQyer one-third are for the
maintenance Of state institutions. After
deducting appropriations for repairs and
permanent impEovenents the net approprla-
tions for the maintenance OF these institu-
tions for 1898 and 1894 were 1884. 1856; and the
net appropriations for 1895 and 1896 were
$35, ,s29.34. The total number OF inmates
during the period OF 1S93-94 was 2,2i4, show
lEg a per capita expense for this period OF
S3s4.14; the total number OF inmates for
the period 1886 had increased to 253S and
tho per capita expense decreased to $329 49,
The great bulk of these savings was made
in only portion OF the state institutions.
and had the same general decrease prevailed
In all the state institutions the saving would
have been much greater. / am OF the
opinion that still further savings can be
made In the expenditures OF these different
institutions. and for the purpose OF giving
yon all the information possible l present
herewith tabulated statement showing the
total appropriations for the two preceding
biennial periods, and the manner In which
they were expended. together with the
average per capita cost In each OF these in
stltutions. This contains also other In
formation which may be OF value to you In
Omaha daily bee., 1897-01-08
stocI.hoIdcrs, ,ieetJnu

The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF The Bee Building company VIII he held
IN the Office OF The Omaha Bee, Omaha,
Neb.. at o'clock p. m, Tuesday, January
10. 1891, for the purpose Of clecting board
OF directors for tho ensuing year and tho
transaction OF such other buslness as may
properly come before tho meeting. by
order Of the president. NJ u. FEIL.
Secretary.
D2Sd2lt m e o
Omaha daily bee., 1897-01-08
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, MEETING.

UNlON LAND COMIAN1.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Union
Land company for the election of five di-
rcctors and the transaction OF such other
business as may lawfully come before tho
meeting viii be held at the Office of the
general solicitor, Union Pacific building
Omaha, Nebraska, upon Monday tho llth
any oi hIIEtWAS isJ, mIfT NJ ~ SS'osh oa a. m
Boston Mass, December T. 1896.
D10-d0Ot
Omaha daily bee., 1897-01-08
INVESTMENT OF THE SCHOOL FUND.
About n Half Million Dollars Now
Lying Idle.

The constitution and the statutes require
that the Board OF Educational Lands and
Funds. consisting OF the governor. attorney
general, treasurer secretary OF state and
commissioner OF public lands and buildings
shall at its regular meeting make necessary
orders for the investment OF the permanent
school funds. but that none OF these funds
shall be invested or loaned except on United
States or state securities or registered county
bonds. At the beginning OF tho present
Omaha daily bee., 1897-01-08
NotIcc of lrrIgntInn Ilonh snIc.

The directors Of the Middle Loup Vail
ley Irrigation district invite scaled pro-
posals for $4,000 0n part or whole) Of
bonds Of said district up to p. m. of Jam
uary 10. 1897. Address,
CHARLES NICOLA, Secretary.
Sargent. Neb.
D2id20t
Omaha daily bee., 1897-01-08
BY new method without pain or cutting.
Call on or address with stamp.
DI. SearlCS 4 SeaTleS, 10 49, 5 ,4ss 81, s.


OMAHA, Neb., Jan. Z. lS97.-In the matter
of the assignment Of Or3dha Tent and Avn.
ing company insolyent, you are hereby
notified that the assignee of said estate has
filed Ia this court his final report and has
asked that the same be approved, and that
he be discharged from his trust as said as
slenec, and unless you appear before this
court on the 2lst day of January. 1891. and
object TO the approval of said report the
same may be duly approved. and the as
signee discharged from his trust.
IRVING j.. BAXTER, County Judge.
Jhny dl IN
Omaha daily bee., 1897-01-08
AOLCONB'S SECOND
CONTINUED from First PagcJ

interests Of the state as we at present find
them. Tue very general depression In bu9i-
ress and the low prices received for the
products produced by the people OF our sra'e
are OF themselves sufficient to render the
states finances much more unsatisfactory
than might be expected under normal con
dltions. This has prevented the prompt
collection Of taxes due the state and re-
quired in order TO meet its necessary eX-
pcdtures so that at the present time It
appears there Is a very large amount OF
delinquent state taxes.
In addition to this the method OF handling
the finances OF the state and meeting It's
obligations could in my judgment he very
much improved upon. Not only Is 1t com
mendable to secure the prompt collection OF
taxes levied for the purpose OF meeting
current expenditures but also the prompt
payment of the taxes thus collected In
satisfaction OF the states obligations. Good
business judgment would dictate the prompt
discharge OF the states outstanding obiga-
tions as rapidly as money may be accumu-
lated by the ordinary method of collecting
taxes TO meet the same.
From the report Of the state treasurer
brief summary discloses the following as to
the states obligations:
Bonds outstanding, issued In
funding the states Indebtedness
at the time of the adoption of . 80
the present constitution; ....,.,t Nl''Z0"oo
Bonds issued under the present
us'O" standing IL i'' ,'r 100000
Ing 1884 O59 1S
Total ...................... So. 1902, 1886 6S
To meet these obligations we have the
following credits:
Sinking fund to meet bonds first ~
above mentioned. ......,......... BhSiOOi
N''ain abnve i"n mentioned. ed................ 32i31
erai fund .Aes .. 233o e92 80
Cash in the treasury, general ,oo ,,o 10
fund ..............,..''''.''.' 'S''o'oo'
Total .,........,....,,..,''''''. 'F' 40 H-''''
In addition to the liabilities already in
Cured and of which mention has hereto
fore been made, there Is also the additional
liability for current expenditures yet 10 De
made for the remainder Of the biennial
period for which the last legislature made
appropriations and which can be approx
mated by ascertainng the total uneXpended
balances as shown by the report OF the state
auditor These will have to be met from
the uncollected taxes above mentioned.
EXCESSIVE APPROPRIATIONS.
In considering the uncollected taxes 1t
Is to be borne in mind that a very consider
able part will probably never be paid into
the state treasury. While these conditions
are not what we would like to have them,
and realizing that they have been brought
about by extravaganza and needless eXpendt-
lures and by excessive appropriations cov-
ering n series Of years, II Is yet quite APP
parent that the indebtedness OF the state of
Nebraska IS comparatively light. 1t Is no
greater than that of many other states whose
opportunities for creating a large bonded
Indebtedness are not restricted by the fun
damental law as ours. 1t IS interesting in
this connection to study the grand assess
ment roll of the property of the state re-
turned for taxation, showing the total as
sessed value thereof for several years, as
Omaha daily bee., 1897-01-08

biennial perl6d. December 1. 1894. there wcrc
on hand of these funds the following
amounts to-wit:l
Permanent schd61 61......,.............sit7.0 .0S7 63
Permanent university. 1856 60
Agricultural 6ndbwmcnt......,.... 6l,9-5 IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20
rmn SOUTHERN STATES.

PLAQt 'EMrNE. la Miss ELISE tiaseon.
tho YOUR. ndy who wns shot accidentally
by MIR Alduco Bania, dacd from The eli
iu,ls of the wound
HAMBURG, Ark. WNliam johnson
was hanged here. johnson Killed Henry
The condemned man showed wondeniw
nerve IllA neck was no, broken from the
l,tl ana ne inca an n~fnl death,
CROWLEY. La. Crowley business men
met and formed themHeves into a i'e,Rn"
TO aNVauca the business afsi Industrial IN
lcresiA ~ crowley and surrounding conn
Try. Zen V l}nrk WAS eloa'ed president
ana j q. Medlenka secretary.
ABBEyILI Il. La.--A company has juF.
br,n chartered at th . pi1ee, known a.
she charity PLACE company dimitch) WIN
q capital OF si00.0i0. Tho purpose, 40 BET
forth In the charter, 5 the plating ana
cultivation Of cane and manufacture OF
sugar.
BRIsToL. Tenn -Mrs. Nanrie Lynch,
widow f the late Hon Connolly ". byhcn.
Was burned 50 seriously at her home near
here that her deafh IN expected Her
cloths caught Ere from burning broom
and her brelss and face we're frghihi'y
burned.
MERIDIAN. Mlsr.-Di W. H. Lips,
comb. who has been on trial for several
DAYS at DeKaIb, NJ ~. charged With muir
dsring charles H. stewart IN order to on
tam the insurance on Stewards ne, has
bceni sentenced 10 be hanged on Wednes-
day, May IL,
BILOXI. Mss for tile last two months
the arrival of vessels al ship Island mar
Dor has been unparalleled N the history OF
. thai mort There are anchored there now
very nearly forty Vessels oil diHeTent "a
Vlonail.ies and nearly every day record,
new arrivals There are TWO tugs nno
one steamer plytng thc trade bet tween IN I.
pctut aud shin Island, AMI each has III
that ii can poss.bly attend 10,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20
DEPARTURE FOR THE FRONTIER.
Inc Regiment of the Crown Prince Takes the Field
and Prepares for Defense.
RUSSIA URGING TURKEY TO DECLARE WAR
The Station of the Foreign Troops Leader Had
terence With the Admras and Declined to Accept Any
thing but Annexao Greece.

London March correspondent
Prince Constantine
The
windows .
Greek ass and the
throngs.
The Athens Correspondent of the
from the to start un tn last
The Of
Grown Prince Constantine
himself a IN for the present.
Tho correspondent he has
the
to
render T"rhc,
"hins
% accept
popular
blockade block
to
in landing of provisions t sphaka
French 400 Italians 300 Autrns 500 Rus
Russians Gambia 100
a a
atnls h Akroii
in Fry Admiral cancvaso urged that
ofC
oonsulne with
reply feared by the aimral'
h
official statement confirms
military
that such co Nou III
yolye the the INIT contemplated
tho sultan has sum
m Adam explicit nruc-
lions tn, rur b SQUADRON ordered
corvette of 1000 tons carrying tive guns aud 0
boat
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As ,,sAsn prrdN,

Harlem. Ga. March ia.-An a-----..:
edy was committed eight mile
here yesterday afternoon VITA the funeral
Il one legged Confederate veteran
Thompson yesterday rnornius. u lS.--Cap-
pension aud went home. lie pare, died ut
debts Ia the negbborhood aud thsd and had
his three children TO 40 With hin, han forty
some hogs For some reason lhety In the
girl OF about wears. refused TO he has
carried the two youngest. both boys, enter
aud ycars old. to a cotton house. spolnted
he crushed their brains out with yeland
wooden crutch. then sent q pistol tiiorn.
through hs own brain He lived for sssist-
croi hours. but never spoke. An eplpgch.
laudaLsm bottle WAS found near him anrrs
II Is supposed he took the eontenia before
shooting himself No cause has been 49,
signed for committing this awful fdeed
IIo lR about 30 yoars old. nMa VI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20
SHORT MEMS STOKES.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa Every stream IN
th,s locality IS out OF iis banks ana the
situation IL growing more serious
CHICAGO The continued rains Of the
nasi two weeks have wrought mnch d.-
struciion 20 railroad and farm properly
in the STATE.
CHAELESrON. Mo The river Stni-
ton in this locality con'innes critical 4
rfsc of Ave inches more IN .ne rirer WI
food Inc country and shut off all trtihc
MILWAUKEE wis---An ice gorge n
the Menominee RIVER In The western SUB
a. bs Of the c.ty hsls calsNh 3 foob cover
he a thicky populated part OF 'he Memo
ninee valley.
MoNPcE Ia.-pstrlck Bnin,e eho, and
fatally wounded hls wife and made ~
i,,i.rcossfui attempt to XIII his little child
ard James McCahe, q h,li eoiiec,or. ona
vac himself shot and teiiolFiy "ouh'S7
by McCaBc He was Jealous.
UTICA, M,ss.-In n cyclone Q. Hhi
"a farmer was killed aud his wife inluret
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, The police have
been notified that joe Blrnther, who mu''
dered Mrs. PhIliopeh Loasieldt %Si MAJ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20
DEMOCRATS DIVIDED.
TROUBLE OVER THE MINORITY M
Pon1 ON THE TARIFF BIiL.
Fart Of the Members of the Cuinuit-
tee Want Free Moul-Naiirs
Opposed 10 II.

v,.,, SD On u,.,,...
""''"
nave arisen among the democratic mem
hers of tho ways and means committee
which may r,sut IN thc nr,scntatt,p of
-, .,u
wv" '"'"N''F i'i'i'' W" wy ''''' ''''
Mr. Haley OF Texas. who Is ~ the head
of the minority Of the committee by virtue
~ 1,t. ro.itto, win writo Tho main rcunrt
ouI u III not 'hiprooao'' ''o' A"'n' vi
the democrats VIII decline to sign it. MI
Bailey differs from his democratic col
l,,cuos radi.oti, On, mo .,h,,,, M fro.
Wa
"oo'' anu E'stetoaS' Wheh "'' MV"ih'h
and MI Wheeler oncrci amendments in
the committee, he former 60 place wool
OF the free list ana the latter to make the
maximum du;y collected ON wool not 10
exceed - per cont Ad Yalorom, he roled
against the MeMiliu amendment and de-
clincd 10 vote on that offered by General
Wheeler
Mir. BAILEY takes The position that the
Chicago platform by imulication oynoaad
free raw materials. especially free wool
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The Christians In Crete Reject or
f,rn of Autonomy.

Athens. March 9.-~The Greek govern
ment has formally protested to the porte
aaainst Turkey terrifying the Turkish side
of the gulf of Arta on the ground that the
act is in violation Of ihe terms II tho
Berlin treaty. Tho incident threatens to
bring about serious complications
King George and tho cabinet received
telegrams from Crete today assuring them
that while the Christian population OF the
island rejects autonomy it demands annex
alton.
Crctan delegates have sent an address to
the king begging him TO resist the de nnnd
for the withdrawal OF the forces under
Colonel NpsRnk
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20

aud then myAlofiously disappeared, So in
jtU "a Austin. Texas.
WARRINGTON The senate has com
iirncd the following nominations. John
nay, District at Columbia. anlt,a-sador IA
Great BrHHin. Homer Porter OF New
York. Ambassador TO France; Henry
White OF Rhode lflaud, secretary 20 the
on lasty ~ Great Britain; Perry =. Heath
o. Indiana 10 be iifsi ass art pos'mls-
tsp ,4.ta a
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NnilrontI..

Srec!al rates made by the San Antonio
and Arkansas Pass 20 different points in
Texas.
shipment Of cattle male from Houston
10 Liverpool.
What Is mea,rt by first and second-class
fares
Bruce Ewing. a prominent railroad clerk.
died Suddenly al Dallas.
Heavy work bang done at sabine Pass
and Port Arthur
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20

What You Missed il Yon Didn't Get the
South Texas Newspaper Yesterday.
Chicago News.
THESE AnT HNoL,s,n ,rEMs,
'ucd to withdraw ny

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20

Rome. March l9.-TheGreek minister here
complained Yesterday that the Turks were
provoking further disturbances and point
cd 10 the strictly defensive attitude of the
Creek troops.
In some quarters this is regarded as
fornidabla symptom and in others 1t is
locked upon as being a desire to throw the
blame for what may happen in the future
IN Turkey
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20

Athens. March a. The Crotan chiefs.
MAYORS and noiablitios are signing an ad
dress to the Greek government and foreign
admirais, declaring that the cretans sole
desire is union with Greece.
The crctans arc also signing another ad-
dress afkns King George not to wi'hdra"
The Greek troops from, the Island Of Crete
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20

New York March IA special to the
Herald from COnstantnoplc says
The ambassadors have just received or
d,rs to transmit great project Of re-
forms to the sublime porte as soon as the
Cretan crisis is over. which the powers
hope viii be In about a fortnight.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20

Madrid. March 19.-At the inauguration
of a new republican club here yesterday
evening revolutionary speeches were made
and led to a tumni and fighting, during
which several persons were injured, Some
arrests were made.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20

More of the attempted Kidnapping case.
Death o. Henry Il. Curfje.
Referee Griggs on the bicycle races.
Arranging for the G. A. II. encamp-
mont
Presenting the trophy for The chess tour
nament.
Looking fol ldstonc.
\ party of Western capitalists make in
Neslnlrnls.
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Constantlnople, March 10 The vail OF
JENNA has telographed TO tic porte that
Greek troops are now moving In the Iiroc-
ton Of Aria. The troops stationed at Arta
fired three rifle shots az the Turkish forces
The remaining portion of the first TURK
ish squadron win start for the Dardano Hes
tnmOrrcW
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Wi, ucnr..ent the Car.

New York. March ia special to the
Herald from st. Petersburg says;
Grand Duke Vladimir has gone to Berlin
to represent the csar nj the centennial In
honor OF Emperor William !
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20
PINGREE OF SIZED.

He Must Give III the Office Of
Mayor.
Lansing, Mich, March by decision
OF the stase supreme court today Governor
Plngree. who since the last election has
also been holding the Office of mayor OF
Detroit. WAS oustnd from the latter office
and a special election Is ordered for April D.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20
Incoming More unfricnd,y.

ST. PETERSBURG. MARCH 1.-THE
refusal. or QUEEN OLGA TO RE
CElyE THE RUSSIAN CHARGE DAT
FARES HAS MADE A PAINFUL M
PRESTON HERE. THE RELAlloNs
BETwEEN RUSSIA AND GREECE ARE
DAILY BECOMING MORE uNFRlEND-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20

Washington. March l9.The president
this evening accepted the resignation OF
Silas W. Lamoreaux AZ commissioner OF
the general land office II is quite prob
abe that ex- Congressman Bineer Hermann
of oregon VIII he appointed TO the va
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20
Iimhtinr Continued.

Canea. March II The UreeK "a''H'P
p,nos went to Cerego this morning to coal
The Aiphros WAS already there.
Tho fghting in the viainity OF Reumo
ard Gambia continues night aud day. The
,orscs and shops of the Christians are still
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20

constan,lnople, March lo'--The serN'a'
r,ir,s,er here has called the serious az
t,r,ion Of the Turkish government TO 'he
situation of affairs existing in the province
=, Koysoyo. where. I, is asserted, the CHRIS.
,,ans are panic stricken in consequence Oh
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20

Washington. March In--Thc president
today sent the senate the nomination Of
Charles L. Gordon to be postmaster at
Chicaro
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20

BERLIN meeting OF tho German In
trrstate hoarl OF Insurance viii take nl2 GO
hero today, at which th' question OF
American LIE Insunnce companies vii
come up.