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The Mena star., 1899-04-20
Story of a Slave.

To be bound hand and foot for years by the chains of disease is the worst form of slavery. George D. Williams. of Manchester, Mich. tells how such slave was made free. He says: My wife has been so helpless for i've years that she could not turn over in bed alone. After using two bottles of Electric Bitters, she is wonderfully improved and able to do her own work This supreme remedy for female dis. eases quickly cures nervousness, sleep lessness, melancholy, headache. back ache, fainting and dizzy spells This miracle working medicine is godsend to weak, siclSly. run down people Every bottle guaranteed. Only 50 cents sold by F. c. Savage, druggist.
The Mena star., 1899-04-20
Horticultural Meeting Next Saturday

All members of Polk County Horicul- tural Society are urged to be in attend ance and help plan for summers campaign to benefit in every way our fruit growing interests. Every body come and bring a nelghbor. Meeting will be held at the new mayors office in Mena on Saturday, April %, at e:3O p, m. A. w. ST. JoHN, Prest K. $. FOSTER, Secr'y.
The Mena star., 1899-04-20
Volcanic Eruptions

Are grand. but skin erupnons rob life 10 joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, cures them, also old running and fever sores, ulcers, boiis, felons. corns. warts. cuts, bruises, burns. scalds, chapped hands, chilblai Best pile cure on earth Drives out pains aud aches Only 2scts. box Cure guaranteed. Sold by F. c Savage, druggist.
The Mena star., 1899-04-20

For quick remedy and one that is erfectly safe for children let us rec ommend One Minute Cough Cure. It is excellent for croup, hoarseness. tickling in the throat and coughs. Hanes X Egolf.
The Mena star., 1899-04-20
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.


 Mrs. ". w. Whitsell, of Kildsr. Texas, arrived Sunday to visit b.' brothers. E. O. and l.. J. Stuckey. Mrs. H. l.. Norwood returned Sato. day from three weeks visit with bs. father in Rocky Comfort, and sister h Texas.
 W. A. Garrett had his left foot oui,. tadly mashed Monday by gettin, it caught under piano he was assist. ing in moving.
 A. c Enforce, one of the best known and most thrifty farmers of the south. ern part of the county, was in the citV on business Monday.
 The Knights of Pythias lodge has rented the hall on the second floor of the Carder Hudgins brick block, and the furniture and fixtures Were moved Monday.
 J. l.. Hornor had the sad misfortune to lose his seven year old son, Claude Monday from s.what the doctor called rheumatism of the heart. Mr Horner's mother arrived Sunday from her home in Texas, on visit,
 Mrs. J. G. Jackson left Monday for Philadelphia, where she is to re. ceive medical treatment She did not take her two little children, leaving them under the care of Mr. Jacksons sister, Miss Nina, who is visiting them Mrs. A. B. Ellison, who has been visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. A. w. St. John, started for her home iu St. Louis by Monday mornings train, intending to stop and visit friends at Carthage and Kansas City on her re turn trip.
 The saloons were all clos ed Sun day as result of an interview with Mayor Hamilton by some of the saloon keepers. He informed them that every ordinance would be enforced or re. pealed, and they all agreed to close up without any compulsory action.
The Mena star., 1899-04-20
Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs Michael Curtain. Plainfield, Iil.. makes the statement that she caught cold, which settled on her lnngs: She
The Mena star., 1899-04-20
For Sale.

A good second hand buggy and sin gle harness Will take entire pay in team work. Apply at Star office.
The Mena star., 1899-04-20

Mrs. W. w. Whitsell, of Kilds.. Texas, arrived Sunday to visit b.' brothers, E. o. and L. J. stuckey.
The Mena star., 1899-04-20

Mrs. H. L. Norwood returned Satn. day from a three weeks visit with b.. father in Rocky Comfort, and sister ;0 Texas.
The Mena star., 1899-04-20

W. A. Garrett had his left foot ouit. tadly mashed Monday by gettino it caught under piano he was assist. ing in moving.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-30
CROOkS Up BEFORE BAKER
Criminal Dsrinpr Es Sufy ku1irr with
ssuDut pt Surgs5a
Effort TO ylcIrE JENNA INJUNCTION
MoSisn TO set A.ise the order Will Be
ArRued Before sodEe Tsvcett
Mendsy-other Court
Nntters

guort BtfH- btJ6 6uvr LIS nsD-t YES
fHrdty long enough 10 rfvt rurt slEea
bunch q ofeu5t-s vbc have heH1 -ounsst
" ~ iht pthrt tu--rr The lEsi ftv weeks
e. ulpoT- Unity 20 tsst-t her t-1uCeDct Al
ht rFnEnde5 fur ia. g.; he nsIJ en- o.
rou--. Ntut O. he cases i-volre5 any sen
sEtJuuHl ds-Els Iut u sEuh instance ne ot-
ssodErts merely entered riEHt o. nut Eullly
and ven; fItk 10 5El
sutr 8ytn vas CHARGED VIII lE-csry t-au
ne i'srFor 10 he extent q -vp rpje vHtcbes
stclsr pn ;bt same dtv from tvu different
persons. Anna Brown ana Allcs Holmes 5e-
Iiet hat they hat -tuutbed" Ch-ls Chris
-HnsHu fur t4H -hE,lss Edwards mace =
similar IleE &c charge o, breaking II ,
me dvslllnt o. Liodit swan Il iht DAYTIME
win ttluuinus 1nisnlunA j. c. s. John
had tuur charges o trrEe-r ErBiuE, hin.
each involving The altered furrnr o. L
rbetk uI he Merchants NBtiurBl hErs ant
nrnt o; he amounts rTuae5irr so Frank
Young EliBt = e R-Hchu-y. vAs alleged
70 have fu-re5 q heck spr tSt un ne Con-
nFrclEl National hELL
ThF nnst serious case On he 5nCket vas
,hE; q John Put, charged with having A.
tempted a criminal LssE uli un Madeline
Drake ur June l. This insdsu; created
uuiit 3 cunDpluu IL tbe Du--t end {! The
citr when ); occurred Bno The father of Ire
injured Ctil3 vtuI cunning for Pus viii
ne declared intention ut shooting him ur
sight Fortunately ~ -ht offender be tel
4u.c ths hEnaE o. tht police frs; Eot VII
1pv have thf nensti Q. & trim
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-30
TWO KATl0NALlTlES JANGLE
Celi and Italian Meet on Neutral
Ground and Have Werdr
Battle.

hurry eEl Was received hy lht polio.
YESTERDAY morning sbpui 80 from -.lf Cal
IorpiE street where fEbt Was reported IN
progress When The wagon arrived II found
that ibt ARRAY hb6 ended and uDs ot lhs
nuntestEprt had Disappeared
il was Z wuroy battle bsIWas1 TWO neigh
b1rs NrF NoodvGT5 - CEiJie descent
complained that al Italian named Mrs Mur-
ply had assaulted her WITHOUT yr-vpcItlnn
she insisted thai Mrs Murphy hsd ssssiied
her with a hEichst. which she shook II The
rumTlEiuEuts tAn. End fipuriEhsd in danger
ouE proximity - hHr nnsR, no thBI she feared
Ehs vEF hhour 70 be killed Onrr by sQUirm-
ing Uut q ths way hHo she escaped she
would not run although frightened Elmusi
out o. hsr v-itE because she would mi lei
Mr. Murphy know she WIS afraid The
Officers advised her 70 60 70 The station and
lie d compliant EgEinsi her psiEhDUr Il the
wanted btr arrested.
krk Murphy returned 10 her hGmt locked
tbt opur ana Noulc no; respond q police
mans knock thereon. Finally fearing that
me uftut1 Intended n arrest hsr she waited
until al were II front. and then slipped
oUi u The back door locking Il EtiHr her.
she disappeared IN ths alley Ln1 DO further
trace wHE secured as he uf1insrE die DO,
care much lhuu; seeing hsl, since they lad
Dol Witnessed AM % The scrap"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-30

The count 4: 1he ballots cRst fur county
attorney 81 Jbe lEsi general election WAS CON-
Ilsisd by Judge Powell yesterday forenoon
with the exception ut the exhibits or doubt
tul ballots, vhirh remained 10 bs PASSED pn
after -rcss.. The addition q. tht COUNTY,
precincts na6s Do change II The figures pre-
viuusly announced End M. Tiuter has an
Tle Totes 10 spare # either end nf hn prupo-
s1tlnr is sustained hr -hs rou-t The oral
testimony WIS tEksn ", bui il developed
ttEt the witnesses hkd not been subpoanRsd
and Bn adjournment Was taken until inns
morning. M. Winter has called Dr.
: J SEviEs pf Lhs silver reprahckns. E p
&uraErlty II The populisIs and Tom Lee Of
The democrats 10 testify II regard 70 The
mhnnsr ID Etirh The fusion combine was
worked il Lhs three rpr prvsntions IL winch
thsy participated. Ar. Shields has not irti-
mated whEI evidence hs VIII introduce bu,
The remaining testimony ant the arguments
VIII OCCUPY e. least -hs remainder Of ihe
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-30
MANY EXTRA MEN AT WORK
EIpOsiIion People HurryiBg 10 Be in
Readiness for the Open
ing Day.

TWp tupdreo extra mel have been put al
vuTE OF The grounds o. Lhs Greater America
ETposIuon II constructing booi rs n The
buildings EDd assisting II Installing rhs
sLhibiLB. The 1urref nov supipved are
working Il nEy EDd night shlflE and The
promise If MAD. by The OticiElf thai with
tht exception o. ths Colonial and The AEri-
cultural departments, me exhibits EiI bs
Il EDoe shape q; The opening on SATURDAY.
j Is sEio that al the bands Thar were
figured On FOR opening Cav have agreed 10
come ant thai thsrs VII Df plenty % Il usie
II The gRrsdt One additional hEpd ms
wired That ibs members want 70 CONT and
an invitation 70 attend hEF been ertendsa
This nEna noneE from Carbon, Ia, ana nur-
slEls q sixteen pieces
= Delegation Of The Omaha Indians VII
uUmt 70 The exposition Oh opening dsy and
remain .ur sums time. The pkrry runEislg
n seventeen families, ths rnsubs-E o! yhiur
VIII bring their camp outfits. adopting The
methods and STYLES O life pursued on the
reservation.
More soldiers are coming AdvibeF huvs
DssI reCs we'd from The members Uf lhs con-
pEry a. Frsmout, the captain saying mar
ms command Of ttty men VIII he here
bright Eud early SATURDAY morning
The transportation building lE being
EssEnsc uui hnn n4ss Win GUS. chairs ana
tEplss J. VII hs occupied ~ the sultis-f
during Their STAY here uu July / and 3.
7, Is Es, proposed 70 have he High school
usds-E r. tuto camp there.
On ppsninE dEy the invited guests nf he
exposition InEFlhsr Win me ofhnerF q tbs
association VII assemble a. ihs Parton
hutsl where a. u clock -hsy VII rEEe
carriages .uT ne grounds joining thf pErI Dc
as Il mVvss u q Douglas Ene uuts Norlh
Sixteenth street
I The sThibil q Allen Chester % Patterson
X J. uBt o. ths lErFaE1 silE nEuufEnturiug
embellishments II she country has arrived
Gnc a beng Installed n The EEuufEu urss
building The sEhihi1 consists q three
lDunE one fuF the nErutEerur4 % bolt
slE one fur hEndkercfis.s and ne other {
sixteen -ribo0n loon Al three VII he Il
operation EDd supsringsn6st ~ employees
/ from ths fErturF.
shEflug fsr rbs uRahinsrE 4 he Mann
'sufEref bUlsinE 10 a. IN place ant vIl bs
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-30
-urtl


The following ls,;s- = III indication Q.
The spirit II which Ihe EtLit is taking up
ihs proposal 10 give The FI-Ei regimen;
firing welcome 70 IL home state
PAPILLION, Juns 2l-MEjur 4 : WI
COX Chairman Finance CoInuiItes. Omaha.
Dear S-T Omaha Z determination 70 prop
erly welcome tbs mem bs-s % Lhs First Ne
nrRssH when they shRIl return from foreign
helds mHs-s nv heE-tr approval he
hsvt rou oUEhi 70 open E voluntary sub
scrlptlon list II u-dsr Thai every NsorRskEn
nigh; subscribe L. lhls fund tO- tbe honn--
ing Of ihs brave ooTs vho have brought
such ErsE- honor 70 uur scEtt. SE-Ty
COUNTY sem four noble specimens uf Anerl-
UHn manhood - Manila. and pU- people vii
re with YOU snmEsss or The GAY when Ihs
returning soldiers shall hs vtlcnnec 10
OmLhE ! ntllsvs every fuwl Il the STATE
would help detrsy ths expense uf giving the
hpyE tree transportation from san FrkDclsco
Enc entertaining them vher Il Omaha =
ruur committee shall properly pressui ine
ronG rEuss. ! enclose ny cheuk Tor 81,
which IlaRss plBrt % ihs credit q Lhs fund
nov being raised u eve tbs volunteers
hoi time Il Omaha Very truly yours.
EDGAR HOWARD.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-30
SUBSCRIPTIONS CONE EASY
Fu5sf ops1 BsA5ly q, FUri ts Tslooui
tbs Firs ssCiDsrt
BANK LISTS sENT A. uts n: STATE
Re.peu.e. Have Alressy Been re-
ceined FROM Nsrfcu. Point, 10 the
stste-Bu,ines. Men Are Of
1erinE LErEe sans.

YESTERDAY sunsc-iTtlcr lists tu- tbs
Frs rarl ns1t reception fund were placed
4 circulation art within q sho-t time SSst
has hetr FUhsC-i hec Ttt result vas -stchRa
Il srits q he "a. tht; Hut tsv q tbs
tutncs COMMITTEES have ret he's time 10
oEvu-s tc he vc-k and that uErv g ne
persons Dnsi sr-huslEs,lc rvsr tht mbr,sr
have nut -; Hesr reached ans Evsr ~
Cp1c-- unity . Nv 6cvI thsi- uECet- AL
70 Whor he lis-s ve-t presented rE-
spundet readily Ent f,-tiset he cause 80
Which ne committee asked suhsy-iplur
Lis-s E-t tH7ur circulated Among ths bus
ness houses q Omaha ans ne ftEt Bt uU-nsf
trs hooed - these thFy vii t'F published
Subscription blanks have slso been ssrt
fh~ourhuut he stare and x is expected Tint
sunsc- ptiuus VII nsrir . pour Il within 3
5By - ivu AS VII Hs snsr ~ -s.ererut o
ihs lIsi below g tsv cit asnt a. he s;B-s
outslos o. Omaha have already advanced
-hst- tutDriE1 Ind mara surpu-g 10 ;ht
rorr4tiee
The list G. suhs--7p'ions E'tet tbBr;
hIls-d1v's va-E g Es follows
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-30
LIE oMAHA DAILY BEE. FRIpAY. JrNE so. lsaa.

7ut n operation sozs tl-t F-sttv IA; Z
nav Re -eFted
THs repairs On ne Press hultirr have
tssr c-rrr1e-e3 Brt he structure - ready
fr- he newspaper usr. Bon rf ~ tee
r-tVh companies have established oH,cts 4
ne huu5lrr Ef has ne ts3ephrrs canptry.
Firewerk. Srturdsy ErenibE.
The RH-.it 0. MI-lB vii ht EluEvttt
n rrHutfUl fireworks a. he sr7nsi-'or SS--
u-dtr srsrlrE This 5isglEv tv Pain ~
great f-tvurKt krE VII ~ vs-r rrLls;5c-
0nt sees eesu-s I'm The Ssr O. Mania v.tt
he great fu--E q, CIr.s l1 ;ht nFE- dis
tsnys sn5 ks M utses-l- sti7, NJ olvn5-t.
Dtvtrs fErsh,T fuIltve5 ~ tbr Baltimore.
er .t-t -bs hE-ro- il Is me- LuDeaiEtsly
~ s-o-n q shr1 tnt shell fruu CEvIts
~; unrrp-e~De5 he Olympia mates i,s WV
toward he Spanish yesFsls vhIt tht Bat
more urzus H-t u tbt su-r he SpE-ish
vsssHls spar t~s tnt q te--tc hruH~s-
urrt -Ikes vlBrs ending in -ht -otEi De-
Et~utti-r q -ht Spanish hHet ans !u-t o.
CBviHs trt u The midst O. smoke art Sin
o. abtlt 'olt GLORY is seen hoEtlur cvrc
Fu-- Ctritt. vIrluE 70 ne wurjd ne DE-
st-urilur ans fbt 5cvrthl o. SPAN holt
un he Philippines.
Following Tins spectacle VII bt one ..
Pans Dus1 gorgeous Nr-l5E FE- IRE
works 5isplEFs viii al he lEtes; MEnhEt-
tEr BuBch ereuts; 1-rntiaEl among vhiut
are Tbs Be,-iIl DurA1lt sAlvo o. repeating
shslls making FIVE distinct explosions curn-
nEprlrE ret. changing vhiit Eno finishing
Nlut grant sLlvn q .s-iprh shells ant
th4 lBuIhBhlt nunkty gyn1EEi. L wonderful
ant amusing ;ieue o. prroieuhrit mschHn-
ism ans some forty ~ tt;y u,btf grand
6sviuss and aerial dIrIlEys, making The
nrsi mEEnihpsr; program ever tivHn n iht
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-30

KANSAS CITY. June eg-AlexEnoer 5es-
ter, vhu k nov held al Shawnee. Ok
charged with The murder cf C X. Gates IN
lE.l, is not the priy mIl oi thai name vhu
is p'H-ted either hy Lbt authorities or -tlH-
tlves. A letter from Mrs Sarah WEruF-
dEtea Elizabeth Pb-. sLys she has brother
by ihsi name whu is EaDu; So wears OLD md
who is missing Dispatches sEy tnE; Gov
srIur Barnes Of OklRhuDB has received q
letter trur : N. jester ., Elktur NIn-.
iDSut-irE about The arrested man saving he
hnd brother named Alexander Jester whom
be hat been seeking for twenty TeBrs Not
vithstEncinE TINS trio ~ The sane name. u
IN
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-30

NEW YORK June 2s.-The Uniteo SiB-eE
cruiser Detroit. Commander DHy7or arrived
during the night and anchored Of Tnupkius-
vile. The Detroit wBE al Bluehelds taking
care q. The American ne-r hsnts there who's.
lives and pT0psfTr were endangered ny che
unsettled state uf NicHrREuR poi-ics. The
Detroit brourhT from Bluefelds the body II
General Daniel NcAuler nf Indiana who
died 81 MEpBEuB, Nicaragua. several years
Ern. ComrnLnosr Dayton ls 10 70 on wait
ing orders neinr replaced by Commander
J ". Heunhill. nov II command Of ihe
Buffalo. The transfer is 70 Re made OF Az
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-30

Grace Z Rich mas received 6erres Of
c!vurce from d 4 Rluh FOR Don-suypur,
JudEt Baxter has made Ihs tnal order
closing The es-Htt oi James " RYAN and
clschErEinE Inhn Rush rs BduinIsrrEtpr
The NELunBl Cycle MEuutAr:ur-IuE CON
pEuy hgE Eusd :hE ShuuE- -Ssllner CON pguv
and others tp- = 80 80 or Trunissor-y notes
received IN The course n business
JudEF Dickinson sJsrI yesterday morning
hearing IN argument Il he case % Wilson
REEinET he Globe L1En and Trust COMPANY
Judge Keysur occupied The other equity
ruurt rouu End heard & number Of Doiiuns
II HdJu6icE-ec cases
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-30
She Wa. n RiuE.r

When Mrs Smith dsrids. - give Tea
PARTY, relsref The Detroit Fres PresE. she
mace " ber mind thai II snUuld ne Ihs
event d ths season VIII That y risV nhe
starred elaborate prspErstiuns promising
AEry, her cook, al sEIrE week wages i she
would 90 bsr pes 70 MAKE Ibt party 4 sue
ussE- Finding that sht Nuuld need Z Eirl 10
help serve The tea she asked Mary Z she
knew ui any uns IhEi shF could EHL
sure mum. answered &srE- There :
me sister whEf g used . vsitII' an who'll
bs g.Hd 70 ger tht chance for she pour
CUR 5uFl ON q 3 1Dt
At MEry herself EEf a 9ewtl, Mrf Smith
tit uut question her further ant MErF re-
DeiVsd orders 70 have heT SISTER on hand
MErrF Eis1sr Reported fur GUY and Mrs
smith gave hef minute inEtrucl1onE how she
should arr. wishing 10 give The EuestE ihs
impression thHi she vas 3 regular men bsr
o. The household
Things ven n1 ENIumLnElg until MAY ;
sister. seeing ihH1 obs q me EussIs Esf OF
q tea came ~ and wanted u know Il the
LADY Wuuld have -EuiIhsr The EueEi
EuillnEly ERsgsree rhEt she Eould where
upon AErF z sister, EnEi cfinE ~ me cul.
nE ENisc across he rsun n ths mnEI Hy,-
proved chsEI-restzurEn1 cohf Draw one
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-30
TERMINAL COMPANY TRIES AGAIN
Prepares 20 MAKE Another Effort TO
Occupy Condemned TERRITORY.


After ssve-Ll successive osfsEtt II the
tn!uncuur proceedings that have ir;srfH-et
with its srurtt q szten6 5tE t-Brkf 70
ouvn Juwn terminal 7pirT The Omaha Bridge
ant Terminal COMPANY is EELir IN The ring
It's Ettu-nsvF have served Dp-irs OF he
plaintiffs Il he sui; nf The Byron Reed con-
pEIy EEEinsi The Terminal company That 8
motion % vBrBts ne injunction granted TWO
months EEu VII re argued before Judrs
FEwcsri DeE1 MundIy The -nutjpr hRs been
tled and il Indicates that the entire issut
VIII ht rEiEed Il Lhis Bgtiun. The cnU-T is
ksfeo 70 e1sRolre the Injunction ur ihs
ground Thai he petition II The original Ac-
non dpes not contain tHCtE sU5cieri 70
constitute L cEuE+ tu action, thai 1hs taCts
d. Dot Justify Iht issuance % al ir5unrtiun
and thai The plEintiH hat 81 al times al
adequate remedy WITHOUT reso-t 70 iu5upc-
nor r-1-s-at mrs
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-30
Fiv. i.aborer, Drowned.

CLARKsTILLE. No. June 9s-Five men
have been drowned II -be mississippi river
3 mile Bhuve here ny the uve-tu-ninE q q
sRf- They we're lEpcrers engaged IN The
river Improvement work now going fnr-
ward in tins district unusr The direction o.
The United States assistant engineer Cap
tain Edwards. The men lus1 were VII
liam Hodge residence unknown 3enry
HovlEnd o. ClErEsviIls No; J. ". Phillips
Arnold Philips BDd X. c. JEmisun uf Ham
burg, IL. Captain Edwards IL dragging The
river for The bodies.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-30

Docket No. 8s ot 1hs district nouri has
been CLOSED End a. EEE JEs-r .El nov bs
numbered 6s Each docks, since No Sc run-
1sins 80 CHset M 81 has 300 chsas Epd ID.
Aaf1s- oonEett cuuiEir EI The WY from 400
70 200 rEses- The total number Of suits
that have been 6nrksied since The upurr BE-
EEn operations resrhes nsHrly 10 The 90 600
uErE
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-30

Some persons say they are never influenced ny an
advertisement
1t is not expected that any one will buy Ivory Soap
solely because II is suggested by advertisement but
if YOU have never used Ivory Soap YOU may be induced
10 ask some friend about il: should YOU flni-as YOU
probably will-that Shs is enthusiastic in lis praise
then ToA may Try il.
Millions OF people use Ivory Soap: they use il beoause
they like it. You too Will like il. There is difference
in soaps. - - ~ -
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-30
men; was spontaneous rAs-se. .-izs:ion o;

-psrt war g spontaneous chE-s G, --'izs:ior q:
The act.
& The accused procured . revolver n a
saloon. wpr. BHuu- fifty fee fred shpt
and ki1e5 man. ran AB * 81 ths saloon.
-h-sw tha -tz-1v.- on the fro~ ana OK
claimed Nv Cot ] have klled Tom kirk-
lEod. my tcst friend then hurried hack & o
lbs CTluE man. raised ms heH1 and EEBll
declared that be had Snn- ms resi sr'is nd
Bno that he would os hanged. EHld. that
such declarations constituted pHrTt o, ne
80 res:He ant wFrs legitimate independent
Fyl5errt 81 thE harn3NldEl E.t-
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-30
spent Coed Farn ,oetOriHE.

Nj. 4. X NDsil Of AshsrvlIls Kan, SAYS
he spent q Enue farm 6nUiorinE himself
for chrome dlErrhnsL- but got DO reAst Eno
wEE afraid IhEi be \ IA. die. Es UhEnnHc 20
GET hold - buILt uf Cham bs-lEiIE Cbbl
CnnierE Enc nIErrhDsE EsDsdT ant vks
much surprised a. The relief With il gave
hiu f5s uuuIlrusi ia nss for 1 shorg time
kb6 was pfrmEnsutly cured A great mErF
cases q chronic tiETrhosE have besn cured
ty lhiE remedy Ef,sf az 0Lhsr msEirinss
and treatment have failed
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-30
Nant, O,rrea.r fsr ssnmer.

Some thisi who hEe fridsutly forEutisu
thHt Vrisr II ever stole an ovsrca1i from
OmEr Benson OF Juns -. Benson reported
ihs lnsE 20 Iht pllins Ene AlbsrI AUS IN WHI
Arrested OF KnEpiciuI O. having Einlsr ths
missing baIi
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-30

GUBshrr NounaE Epd D0EasT burns rutK
bruises Eg,rLiuK. NUuI O. fran rusty nails
insert EtIuEE ana iFE alsoulnE-qulrklE
healed ~ Ilt WITS Nrrt EEzsf sHlFs
PnsiltvtlF prevents hlou6 poisoning Beware
az c1uuut-tt1ia- "Dt N-uK "A safe IR6
sure
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-30
TIE FIELD OF ELECTRICITY
Frrsscts5 C1iu- q Telephone Ourrtris,
ovpuss; r TIE Bel.
COST OF TFltpsoNEs N sEsv,N
Electric Currsnt DereioTe6 ~ a Tan
dem B5crcie-SuEEr.ted Itfiftr
Of Nireies, TeleErsphy
Ssn.

urrTHrtlu1 rt representative C. tnt
tsrt-ai Ensi-BtI ts2sTbaDs companies vas
ht4t n Ch4GEru thlE vpsE -ht 5pr. "
ne Etttsr-ur was % c'nsclIttts he uypo-
flt1r- Er1 IlEuEu-E.s more effective rHrr
pslEr HEBlrE; the pE-sr. u-rEr lzs.lur
Though 10 -ts,n-s os he ccrrl uslars 6 ne
Ds- ,lnr has been gwen uu; d; is understood
Thai Dksa o UIlur VEs Errped ugur Ctl-
cEEo is g tt lhe bEh6puE-re-E
Tbt Independents have mace considerable
F'-uEresE IL The few EtE1ss Il Which ther
securet tgD,bula. -bey hive -zF IL
changes Il operation IL Illinois gpt 4 II
eisuB. ESQ in oAio ant practically runtrul
tht htlt n NirhlEBD. Il svt-y FE-t Eud
c4iy II which tbsy on fuslpess thsy have
recprsd BfL telephone rates srur a. 70 60
pe- rsri-
cheap Telephone, of GERMANY
GernhnT hEE frequently O, lBi. been
ouuieo a. al example n thirEf tele7hvrir
ant oseFTrt-dly 50. ~ Berlin. VII less than
hhl' The population o. Lon6un hKt more
ihIn double lbs number o. telephone sub
Er-ihtrS j may bs irts-eEs4rr therefore
70 Dpit mai The German Jinstuffre vhitt
~ TIE sole telephone authority II IhB1 cuur-
trT, has recently revised IL Telephone lHrif.
with view 10 The bs,tsr development q The
srEism. Hitherto the Eutzsc-iJ Jrtiun through
d
reb- buI a tariff has nov besr s5uTtsG
vhjch- LIKE ths prp2usea puEtuflus rtie 4
1opoun, Is bassd largely tbe use nHos ~
EuhsurihH-s o. their instrument UnliEs
fbt Brisiish pustpffnt, hpvtrer. ihs Ge-uEr
sUihcriI1es besiiEts 70 ADOPT ne -lpI
sFBiH-n JU-t EDa sluJlH. sIcspi II tbs gEst
of the smaller usH-s. ur Bucouut 9. thf cu1n-
TlirBtet records vhjrh il 1lvolvEs- The OF
dins--y sEosC-lyilur vhibh VII nay trnl
tow u tpwn. IS regarded 1t rB5s ~ ut tv-o
elements. Lhs unt -s1Iressntinr the Cost g!
CrosiruCtiun, the UthsT ihs use nEos .! ibs
wire The trsi element, which currsspur 81
~ The initial charge under ihs I1r9pnseo
Lundun ~loll" Eysts-n. VIII ot hs tolluwss
Towns Rath less 1hE1 : Dnp suhsc-fhsrs -s15 o.
T'uw-ns with from -.Htb 10 h.hN suhscr-s'- -
Towns with from 51ot 10 2BDDe sub
tIt - bN
Towns with more than - no EuhscTlt-
s-s Berlin C-y Ei y,rt=ss-T --.---.--..- y 90
To these charges VIE bs ADDED II aArh
rREs the following:
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-30

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