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Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-23
Years of Deafness
Caused by Taking
Cold In the Ears.

Lon Davis, Georgetown, Neb., farmer
and stock dealer. writes DIR. shepard
as follows;
Years ago became deaf from cold set
Ting in my ears. My deafness came on
suddenly and became serious In very
short time. Both ears were affected. L
was tormented by ringing sounds from
which I was never free. II held clock
Both ears were about the same. | coulu
hear no conversation. II | watched people
closely when they were talking could
sometimes guess their meaning, but l was
practically deaf to all sounds.
IL now make the definite statement that
Or. Shepard's Home Treatment has rid me
noises, has restored my hearing entirely
and has given me a much higher degree
of general health than / have enjoyed Tor
years
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-23

began his speech, ex-Congresman Andrews
holding the audience until the arrival of tho
senator at 10:15 p. m. Thurston at this point
told OF the efforts made by Governor Hol-
comb and Colonel Bryan to get the president
to muster out the Third Nebraska, and made
the direct charge that 1t was for the purpose
OF securing Bryan's assistance In the cam
paign that the governor ignored the claims
OF the First Nebraska to muster out not
withstanding that it was first In the field
and had seen hard service in the Philippines
Here, as elsewhere in the Fifth district,
the senator pleaded with the people to retire
sutherland and make more certain a re-
publican house Of representatives by the
election Of Adams, that the victories Of the
war might not be lost by obstruction on the
part of democrats.
Wednesday afternoon Thurston and Cap
tain Adams spoke at McCook. This is a di-
vision point on the Burlington. and its citi-
zens are largely employed in the shops and
on the road. There was a representative au-
dience present to hear the issues of the
campaign discussed. McCook has always
been republican city, and this year 1t Is
confidently believed will give a republican
majority sufficient to overcome the populist
vote in the remainder Of Red Willow county.
There is also good chance to elect repub-
lican to the state legislature, the populist
candidate, l.. ]. Holland, of Indianola, being
personally unpopular, while DR.. Hathorne
or BARLEY is most reputable citizen, and
one OF the leading physicians Of southwest
Nebraska.
Wednesday night the opera house at Hol-
drege was crowded to hear Thurston and
Judge Searles Of Nelson and the enthusi-
asm was unbounded. in fine contrast to tho
wet blanket which the fusion speakers have
run up against in Phelps county.
Legislative Outlook.
In talking to one Of the best posted poll
| tlcians in Adams county. man who has had
! wears of political experience in this section
of the state, about the possibilities OF tho
next legislature. he said to The Bee cor
respondent: Leigh of Nuckofls county.
! candidate for the legislature on the rcpub-
/ lican ticket. stands good show of winning.
He is an astute campaigner and is making
thorough canvass OF his district. George
i. Millburn. republican. will be elected i,l
, the kearney county district. In the
Twenty eighth senatorial district, composed
of Harlan. Kearney and Phelps counties, S.
| !. Johnson Of Minden, republican, is max
ing 1t hot for the present senator, j. 8. Can
adv. also of Minden. In the Twenty seventh
senatorial district C. l.. Alexander, repub-
| lican. will be elected. Adams county in 1895
I having given the republican ticket for ser-
ator 25S majority. In the Forty-sixth repre-
sentative district. composed OF Adams and
Webster. C. e. Hicks is making a splendid
showing, although he has a normal fusion
majority Of from 200 to 400 to overcome. In
the Twenty fifth senatorial district. COM
posed of CLAY and Hamilton counties. be-
l'eve f. C. Weighell OF Aurora. republican.
will win. We are In splendid condition in
this district and with anything like a good
vote out | believe we will materially cut
| into the fusion forces" r. c. s.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-23
TODAY'S WEATHER FORECAST
Cloudy skies; warmer In Eastern
Portion, south Winds the Predic-
tion for Sunday.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-Forecast fol-
Sunday:
For Nebraska and Kansas-Increasins
coudiness; warmer in eastern portion !;
south winds.
For Iowa and Missour-Fair; warmer;
fresh, west, shifting 10 south, winds.
For North Dakota--Rain; cooler IN central
portion; winds shifting to northwest
For South Dakota-showers warmer In
eastern, cooler in western portion south,
shifting TO northwest. winds
For Wyoming and Montsna-Showers;
west TO northwest winds.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-23

FENDER. Neb.. Oct, 22.-(Special Tele-
gram. 1.-The republican representative COM
mittee OF this, the Sixteenth district, met at
Emerson today and selected John s. Lem
mon of Thurston county as the republican
candidate for the legislature to fill the va
cancy caused by the declinaton OF F. g.
Alderman OF West Point. Mr.. Lennon IS a
pioneer OF Nebraska, an old soldier, man
of excellent ability and an untiring worker
His election is we'll nigh assured, as he
stands we'll here and all over the district.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-23

WAHoo, Neb.. Oct 22.-(Special THE
Nebraska Telephone company is making
preparation 20 extend its lines in this
county. A line will be constructed from
this city to Valley touching at Yutan and
Mead From this city to Valparaiso, touch
ing at Weston and Touhy. A branch line
will be constructed from Weston TO Malmo,
Poles and other material are being un-
loaded at this place and at Weston. The
matter of construction will be rapidly
pushed until completed.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-23

lighting the city that both the Gas Light
company and the Electric Light company
would commence work on their part of the
contract without delay. The gas company
did so and has already put in about eighteen
lamps ready for use, but the electric light
company so far has failed to make any move
in that direction. Charles Lane, proprietor
of the electric light plant, says that the
delay is caused by an outside party. who
has been negotiating to purchase an interest
in the plant.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-23
weeping Water,, Curfcw Law.

WEEPING WATER, Neb., Oct. 22.-(Spe-
cial,)-Weeping Water has curfew law
and hereafter the city marshal and the po-
lice Judge will try TO do what parents are
unable to do, to control their children. At
S o'clock the lads are supposed to be home.
Several arrests were made yesterday Of boys
playing around freight cars.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-23
Want Additional Room.

HASTINGS, Neb., Oct. 22.-(Special.)-
The board of trustees of Hastings college
is trying TO secure the old Catholic con-
vent building, which is situated on a fine
location, just on the edge of the city limits
north OF the city. The building is three
stories high and covers nearly block. II
the board succeeds in securing 1t it will
have one of the largest educational build
ings In the west.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-23

"In 1870 I acquired bad catarrh in my
head which went to my throat and finally
to my bowels ] believe this was the cause
bloating Of the bowels causing pain with
distention, pain in the left side under the
short ribs, extending to the heart and lett
shoulder: coldness and numbness OF feet
and legs; oppression in head that some
times Seemed as If 1t would produce in
sanity There was ringing and puttinG
of deafness ! could not hear common con.
versation at all. There was also partial
paralysis of lower part of the bowels.
Il took treatment from you one year ago
for three months with splendid results. L
am enjoying excellent health and am prac-
tically free from every ailment apovo
named. The hearing in my left ear Is fully
restored. AS a result of my course with
YOU / am enjoying excellent health for
man "A years Old
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-23
ENDEAyORERS ARE At WORK
Second Day of the Thirteenth Annual
Convention of the Organization.
MUCH INTEREST TAKEN BY DELEGATES
Presbyterian Church is Handsomely
Decorated for the Occasion
DoinEs of the Executive
Committee.

HASTINGS. Neb., Oct. 22.-(Special) -
| The second days session OF the thirteenth
annual convention OF the Nebraska Christian
Endeavor union was called to order at $50
o'clock this morning in the Presbyterian
church. The edifce is appropriately and
artstically decorated for the occasion. From
the center OF the ceiling troops large stream
ers of crimson and white, the union colors.
The pulpit is artistically decorated and just
above it hang two immense initials,
&C. E." studded with crimson and white
stars.
| The first on the program this morning was
| the "Quiet Hour" which was presided over
by President F. F. Tucker OF Omaha.
New Arrivals Appear.
MANY new arrivals appeared at the serv-
ice. Az the close of the quiet home" Rev.
Mitchell of Franklin conducted the devo.
| tional exercises. The subject was the Civ
| ing of one-tenth of ones income for the
| Lords work, and personal testimony was
| given about its blessing.
| Rev. A. j. Turkle of Omaha delivered an
| address on Money and the Kingdom" say
| ing that every one handles money, either
| earning it or having it given to him. We
| keep 1t or pass it TO others. 1t is a great
| factor in society, and as gravitation per-
vadss the universe the needs Of money take
| hold on all persons Character is largely
determined by ones relationship to money
and worldly possessions. How shall we bear
ourselves Alright in regard to money? Make
money without greediness or unfairness
save money without worldliness or pride;
spend it without selfishness or wasteful-
ness; give money without stingi-
ness. without covetousness. No ques-
tion is so important as how
to use money to strengthen and develop our
souls and the souls of others. In this age
we are face to face with money What we
have comes not from our own ingenuity ant
shrewdness but from Him who has given us
the faculties and opportunities to get money
He needs our gifts. We have no right tc
refuse It.
Miss Matte Park of Central City read ar
interesting paper on Prosperity the Resul
Of Giving" She said the first reason il
that the gospel would soon be preached
to all nations. The second is that 1t il
Gods law. Pay the tenth as you woulC
observe the Sabbath. 1t promotes our TEN
poral interests. In Gods word there ar,
promises of temporal blessings. The persona
testimony of thousands Of title givers prove
this. We should not appeal to deslr
for temporal gain in money matters. w
pray for Gods blessing in all matters, VIII.
not in this? Men cannot prosper in any
thing without Gods blessing. Therefore
take Him at His word.
An open parliament was had with querie
and replies upon the subject of giving t
the Lord and a very interesting and help
full discussion was had. Rev. l.. P. Luddel
of Lincoln conducted this part OF the ses
sion.
"One Year of History was the next sub
ject A review of last years work as give
, by the treasurer, F. NJ. Weitzel, showed
, balance on hand OF $114.92.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-23
New stores for wymore.

WYMORE. Neb.. Oct. 22.-(Special.)-
Two new stores will open in this city Mon
day. One will be a department store, which
will be opened in the south room of the
Fenton block by j. w. Rice of this city and
his brother, Frank Rice. of Blue Springs.
The other will be put in by A. o. White,
the druggist.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-23
Odd FeIlOyys' New Hall.

WYMoRE, Neb,, Oct. 22.-(Special.) y
The Odd Fellows of this city have taken c
ive-year lease on the entire eastern half
OF the upstairs OF the Greenwood block, the
! handsomest and largest block in the city
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-23

In the falI of 1901 DIR. shepard came
10 Omaha 10 engage in the practice of
medicine rs n specialist I'm chronic
diseases. Leaving a busy practice In
another state. he chose Omaha rs a
favorable center for a new ana en-
lnrged plan of work. He decided TO
place himself In close touch with the
people by Offering competent medical
service. with medicines, mt about
one-fourth the fees usually charged.
with full faith In the merit of his
work, mud n Arm belief that the COM
munity would heartily endorse his
plan soon as IL became thoroughly
known. and understood, he hns
placed his Medical Enterprise up on
sure footing. The object of the shcp-
ard Medical Institute is TO give to the
people of this e ity ana the broad
western country surrounding oma ha.
professional services as good as the
best md mt such low fees that no one
need be afraid to apply. The rich
md the poor alike are ayniling
themselves daily of the opportunities
offered for the cure of disease by
this institution, which IL now firmly
established in the Exposition city.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-23

HASTINGS. Neb.. Oct. 22.-(Special.) y
The lighting Of the streets has been de-
layed. 1t was generally understood that
when the city council let the contracts for
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-23
Typical Instance of
Long Suffering From
General Cdtdrrh.

Geo. II. Davidson. Rushvile, Me-
brnsl<a, lis a citizen of high standing
and is moderator of the school board
in his district. He writcsi
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-23
Eighth Year of Success

Plenty of Evidence at Hand That the People Of
Omaha and the Whole West Endorse the Appli-
cation of Business Methods to the Practice of
Medicine-The Success of the Shepard Medical
Institute a Clear Proof of this Fact
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-23
NO COCAINE.

No hurtful drugs are employed by DR.
Shepard. Many patent medicines for
catarrh and many prescriptions of doctors
contain deadly cocaine. Better suffer all
your life from the filth and distress OF
catarrh than acquire the deadly Cocaine
Habit. Better eat morphine, better be
come drunkard, than snuff the deadly
Cocaine.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-23


eat and ton
only
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-23
Bronchial Catarrh-
Might Have Passed
Into Consumption

+. Gilman, wholesale flour:
II was never able to take a full breath
of air into my lungs and always felt a
heaviness and obstruction in my chest. l
coughed ami spat up matter streaked with
blood. My lungs Wee always sore and
my breath so short could not sweep a
floor or use my arms to knead bread. !
was miserably thin and weak.
II got quick help from the healing va.
pors administered by Dir. Shepard AS
soon as | bathed my lungs with the Med
cated Vapors and took the constitutional
remedies that the doctor prescribed I
gained right along from my first treatment.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-23

As a result OF this l was never so well
and strong before In my life"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-13
lATE NEWS BY WIRE.

Berlin. Dec. 12.-The North German
Lloyd steamer Stuttgart has been char
tered to repatriate Cuban troops
Norwich. Conn, Dec. 12-Ellen Augusta
Wells. widow OF the late David A. Wells
died suddenly at the family residence
here today. from apoplcxy. she was about
30 years of age.
Pittsburg. Dec. 12-Simpson Horner n
prominent coal and river man. known
from Pittsburg 20 New Orleans. died here
today. Deceased was s. years OF axe and
was steamboat man for 60 years
New York. Dec. 12-Christian +. Harsn.
traffic manager of the Ward Steamship
Inc, a member OF The Maritime and Pro-
duce exchange. and widely known in
railroad and steamship circles. and IN
Mexico and Cuba. is dead at bis home IA
this city. AGED A. years.
London. Dec AT the National Sport
ing club in this city. this evening. there
was a spirited bout between Peddier Pal
mer and Billy Piimmer( for the bantam
champions hip. the National sporting club
purse and 80 pounds side Palmer
knocked P.lmmer out IN the seventeenth
round.
Newcastie-on-Tyne. England Dec IL
Bobby Dot the American beat Dick
Burgc in "a boxing contest here tonight
Tor purse Or 20 pounds and 30 pounds
a side. IN the eighth round Burgc claim
ed a foul. which the referee refused 20
allow. Burgess hacker thereupon declined
20 permit him 60 continue the fight
Columbus. o Dec. I2-The Columbus
Chicago rate war was practically ended
today when the Baltimore and ohio rail
way notified the Central lines that Il
would no longer accept business At the re-
duced rate. The Burlington and ohio
handler the bus ness from Galatea 10 Chi
csso. Pressure by the Pennsylvania lines
ended the war
Springfield No. Dec. r-The xrand
jury today returned i've indictments
against James A. Frink. probate Judge.
for collecting and falling 70 report fees
Tho amounts range ia the several counts
from s. % s.. Judge Frink gave bond IN
the sam of 500 on each count Re lays
he - being persecuted. Judge Frlnk vas
recently reelected.
Columbus o.. Dec 1a.-VirKiuia Thur
man Cole was granted . divorce today
from T. Keny Cole. The former "a a
granddaughter % the late Senator Thur
man. and the latter = au operate singer.
tavinE been = member of The Fostoniars
a. the time u tho marriage. seven years
ago. Neglect q duty and failure % pro-
vide were the grounds FOR The diyorcs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-13
ANARCHIST CAUGHT IN LONDON
Captured In the Bank OF England
with Gun on Him

London. Dec. IA Wre;ched middle
aged. wild-looking man was discovered az
Il oclock tonight in the Bank Of England,
20 which he had managed 20 gain admit
taEce in some unexplained manner. Hs
offered as an excuse for his presence Il
the bank the statement Thar ne wanted 20
cash check. and made frantic resist
ance when taken into custody. In Rs
pockets were found = ioaded revolver. some
German silver and sold coins ard SONS
5eweiry. The man speaks English NTH q
foreign accent. and Il i suspected that
he Is an anarchist When questioned ne
refused 20 give his name or 10 say haw
he entered The bank.
Another account saws that the mar rang
the be- az the main entrance 81 the bank
and that when the 5anitor opened the door
the man rushed IN and drew a revolver.
which he vas prevented from using BY the
military guard. with axed hayonets. clos
Ing around him. A. che police station ne
gave the name OF George Taylor. He vas
examined by a doctor. Who ordered his re-
usoval 20 the Bow iuiirmary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-13

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-13
LETTER WILL GO PROMOTING
Intends 10 Finance an Air Motor
scheme i'm London

New York Dee. Io.-Joseph Letter OF Chi
cago. who has been spending most OF his
dme ia This city inveugaglag The prac-
ticabilty of compressed air IS motive
power, today bought from the Interns-
-onai Air Power company the HoSdley-
Knight patent rights for foreign countries.
Mr. Letter said ton SHIT that ne intends TO
go 10 London IN January 10 form u com
pany 10 finance bis new scheme lie has
a preliminary understanding with the own
eTs of several OK the iargesy bus com
panies in London and other moneyed men
III that city Who have OF late paid ai;en-
ton 10 the development of compressed air.
Mr.. Letter intends 10 Introduce compressed
air motors into the buses and trucks Of
LONDON, Paris. Berlin and other continent
al cities wherever Dras,-i-af,fa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-13
Railrord Trains 20 Run slower.

Railroad officials claim thaz il Is very
expensive 10 run their lightning express
trains, and are talking about reducing
the speed. II Is likewise expensive 10
the health 20 rush and struggle and corn-
pete in business Affairs as men CO nova
days. The brain, the nerves. the muscles.
the whole system gives out For restoring
after business worries. Hostel
ter's stomach Bitters - the proper rem
say. Il Is an IDEAL tonic foc the tired, the
rundown and the weak.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-13

ready 5000 entries have been received for
the exhibition. for which the association
offers SO premiums in addition 10 $50 in
special premiums.
Secretary jenkins received articles OF
incorporation OF the Straight Gate Baptist
church OF Kingfsher and issued char
ter 70 Gushing Lodge No. g. l. Q. o. F.;
trustees. L. L. Ferguson. y. H Newman,
and (. l. Lyon. Notary commissions
were issued TO the following; Frank
Cheadle, Erwin. Woods county: II. X
Kicker, Fl Reno; Z. A Liiley, Weather
ford; Harry U. Pratt. Oklahoma City.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-13
ARE OUT FOR RAILROADS
III Reno's HustIin< Business Men
Have Organized for Business.

FL Reno. o. T. Dec. -(SpeciaL)-The
business men and property owners OF ms
thriving city have a. last got down 10 bus
mess in proper shape. AZ meeting oi
the Business Mems association. reorganiz~
ed last Friday night, sam 9. Humphreys.
the hustIing landlord Of the Kerfoot hotel,
was unanimously elected president OF the
association and / f. Kelly. United states
court commissioner. secretary: Travis F.
Hensley OF the FL Reno Democrat, Tom
r. Reid. epresentatiye-elect. and X, n
Townsend. capitalist and business man,
were appointed a committee 20 draft by
laws. rules and regulations. senator
George W. Bel,amy, J. A. sohn. real es-
tate and broker. and ". T. Con compose
the committee who VIII solicit membership.
The initiation fee has been placed at $.
The committees on statistics and depot
appointed at a previous meeting, reported
considerable progress. w. II. Cr!ley.
chairman Of the railroad committee re-
ported that the committee had organized.
Travis F. Hensey was chosen secretary
and A. F. Masterman treasurer Of the
committee This committee has gone 20
work in a systematic and workman IKE
manner. II has opened correspondent
with the officials OF the Frisco road and
the ofeyvilie Commercial club. with
view 70 secure the Oklahoma Centre
Hon. \. c. Springs. vice president Of the
latter road. has been making the strongest
kind OF an fort To get tho road into this
tomn He has been Identified with she
best interests OF the town since the open
ing and Is dong an In MS power FOR its
further Advancement Mr.. Springs says ~
the people Of Fl Reno do not want the
road there are other towns that Do.
The committees appointed al a previous
meeting vii Iact as committees OF The new
organization. The meeting was the most
enthusiastic get held. and everything that
can be done FOR The Advancement of FL
Reno will be brought forward without any
long winded delay
The association adjourned 70 meet again
On Friday evening. December IS
TO CURE \ COLD ~ ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quiuine Tablets.
All druggists refund money - g falls 90
cure. q TIE genuine has L. Z. . CT
earn tablet
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-13

Philadelphia, Dec. I2-w. A Steele. tor-
merry cashier Of the collapsed Chestnut
Street National bank. was found guilty
today by a jury In the United states Dis
trict court