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A few days since a member of the Legis-
lature said 1.-The people no longer desire
leaders in the Senate but men fresh from
the people," This is a mistake. The people
are always proud of able men who can be
called leaders. They were proud of Lincoln
because he was a great lawyer and an ac-
lxnowledged leader. They were proud of
Morton because he was emphatically a
1nnanr
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The theory that a man is fit for any of
fee he can get is responsible for so many
Inferior public servants. Fitness should be
a prerequisite to candidacy
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the man, but from all appearances the man
is likely to meet it more than half way.
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BUBBLES IN THE AIR.
Nerve.

SOY, Buggsy sure has de nerve, amt 'e?'
'Noive? Wy, dat guy las week went to
de laundry COILS ball wit a doity collar
on!'
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The "haulers-down,' referring to those
who are opposed to any sort of expansion.
is not a popular title.
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THE SENATE COMMITTEES.
MIR. Hugg's New Street-Car BilI-In-
surance.

Forty-five minutes was all the time re-
CURED for the senator's to complete the bus
mess of the day yesterday, ard the after
noon passed off without a sign Of wrange,
each senator attending strictly to the bus
mess before the house. Promptly at 2
o'clock Lieutenant Governor Haggard called
the Senate to order, and call of the roll
showed that eight senators were absent
Senator Hogate introduced a resolution pro-
viding that the clerk be instructed to pre-
pare a list of all bills passed during each
week and furnish copies to each senator.
A communication from the Governor was
read announcing that in compliance with
acts Of the last Legislature he had appointed
Lycurgus =. Mccormack and DR.. B. Frank
Schmid as labor commissioners and Daniel
H. McAbee as factory inspector. COM
munication from the House announced that
the appropriation bill had passed that body
The president then announced the Senate
committees as follows, the first named being
chairmen
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FALLING OF THE WOMB.

When the womb moves from its proper
position it drags and pulls upon the liga-
ments which hold il in place, causing fric-
lion and inflammation. A moments
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and get bottle Of Wine of Cardui to-day?
Delearbo, Ind, July 10, 1898.
! suffered with falling of the womb for
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long enough 10 get meal of victuals with
out lying down. | tried many different
but nothing seemed TO do me
good until | commenced with McElree's
Wine of Cardui and ThedfOrd's Black
Draught. My improvement Is simply
wonderful, and feel ike another person
MRS. NJ. BROWNING.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17

the time when you expect the "ChaHge OF
Life" fortify yourself by getting Wine OF
Cardui at your nearest drug store to-day.
Black-Draught assimilates with the Wine,
and should always be used in connection
with it. Many contented grandmothers
owe their happiness to these medicines.
Concordia, Kan, Feb. 2S, 1899.
think it my duty to write you about
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sick last summer from the "Change of
Life" Two of the best doctors of Grand
Island, Neb., after treating me, gave me
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Cardui. am happy to say it helped me
from the first dose. After using Ii awhile
| was in better health than for many years.
Another spell has lately come on me, and
sent down town last night for bottle of
Wine of Cardui again. After taking it a
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1t Is pleasure to me to tell others about
this wonderful mediciue.
MRS. NJ. w. RANDOLPH.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17

sis that It evidently includes their old pro-
gram Of union between church and state.
My experience has been that in private
morals and ordinary business transactions,
the Latter Day Saints do not maintain 4
lower standard than the rest of mankind.
But their basic idea is the same as Brigham
Young's; they wish to maintain the Rocky
mountain Businesses what he virtually es-
tablished an Independent commonwealth,
a virtual despotism within the republic, with
its own laws, its own customs and its own
peculiar institutions.
"Polygamy is one of these institutions
and hateful one, but no more hateful than
the domination of the church in all political
affairs such as was exercised when Roberts
was defeated for congress the first time.
This is, indeed, the most dangerous feature
of the present situation in Utah, since it
threatens the chief principles upon which
the fabric of the republic is founded.
I'm working for the supremacy OF the
Latter Day church the Mormon hierarchy is
utterly INSCRIPTIONS. It's theory in this
matter is invariably that the end justifies
the means and it will go to any and all
lengths along that line. In this broad po-
litcal sense the Mormon leaders are en-
tirely without morals and the rank and
file of the church are ready, of course, to
follow blindly.
"In other words, though prior to Utahs
obtained statehood the rank and file was
by order divided into democrats, republic
ans and independents, they are not demo-
Gratis, they are not republicans, they are
not independents. They are Mormons, first,
last and all the time. Their very division
along the lines l have indicated, though on
the face of it like the division of voters
everywhere, facilitates the swinging of the
Utah vote to suit the church, for the indie
pendents are numerous enough to carry any
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17

Young is not oversanguine. for many rea-
sons which need not be gone into detail
at this time and place. That Mormon
poiygamist senator will follow the seating
OF a polygamist representative Mr.. Young
considers highly probable Possibly 1t
would be as well for the ultimate triumph
OF the anti Mormon idea, he thinks, II Rob
erts is seated. since, we're he to be IN
seated the anti-Mormon forces might con .
slider the victory already won and the con-
test ended whereas the real battle would
only he begun MIR. Young expects to sec
Mormonism with it's church and state fea-
ture eventually vital point at issue in
national politics.
Eugene Young obtained new facts upon
which he bases his present lack OF taith
in the sincerity of the Mormons and his
opposition to the seating of Mr.. Roberts
while in Utah on a mission OF investigation
undertaken in January last for the New
York Herald. He maintains that he has
sufficient proofs to convince any oue ac-
quainted with Mormon methods that polyg
amous marriages are now being contracted
with the approval and, in fact, at the ilstl-
cation Of the church.
These facts he reported duly to his paper
and afterward embodied them in an article
published in the North American Review.
for which he was denounced as an unworthy
grandson of Mormonism's greatest leader by
Apostle Herbert j. Grant in a two hours
address from the tabernacle platform.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17

election whichever way the hierarchy may
| direct.
! Possibly no one not living in Utah need
! be specially interested in the outcome of a
state election; but how is it with regard
! to national election? If the outcome OF
any election in Utah can be determined at
will by the church authorities they can
certainly determine the complexion of the
states electoral votes. These are three in
number and soon will be four and might
! prove enough to decide who shall be presi-
dent of the republic in an exceptionally
| close election.
But the strength of the Latter Day
church is not confined to Utah Its domina-
tion extends beyond state lines and as far
as the Mormon church itself There are Nor
mons in great numbers in Nevada, Idaho,
Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico and Ar
izOna and they are steadily invading Mon
tana and Oregon. The colonizing bureaus
of the Latter Day church are constantly at
work stream of European immigrants
for Mormondon is steadily flowing into this
country and little Mormon colonies are be-
ing planted in every one of the states ad-
joining Utah. Already it is boasted by Nor
mons that they can control three electoral
votes and the senatorial elections in Idaho
and they talk among themselves about the
near contingency of their controlling the
three votes of Nevada, the three of Wy
oming and the four of Colorado.
I'm time both Arizona and New Mexico
will be admitted, with three votes apiece.
They will without doubt be controlled by
the Mormons and will bring the total up
to twenty three. Should the Mormons
eventually control Montanas three and Ore
CONS four the aggregate will be thirty.
enough to decide the presidential election
in year that is not very close"
Unseating of Roberts.
AS to the unseating of Mr.. Roberts Mr..
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17
IE(>E,naBE :. ] o,

that no high Mormon official should ever
accept a nomination or office without the
consent of the church leaders His nomi-
nation and election in 1898 followed, as a
matter of course.
1t should be understood that the Mormon
authorities deny using their influence in
this way.
1t is held by Mr. Young and those who
agree with him that Roberts is at heart a
sincere man, with correct intentions and of
an unusually religious temperament Had
it been possible for him to do so, they say,
he would probably have quilted Utah i'm
mediately after his first defeat. But this
would have meant ruin to him as we'll as
the seyering of all his family ties. Although
he Is In receipt of good income, he is by
no means rich. His income even is de-
pendent wholly upon the good will of the
church, being derived almost altogether
from the sale Of various Mormon textbooks,
manuals, etc, from his pen Continued re-
bellion against the church on his part would
have brought about the total disuse of all
his printed works. In a recent conversa-
tion with the writer, Mr.. Young explained
that his opposition 20 the seating of Mr.
Roberts and to the present program of the
Mormon church is not based upon grounds
quite similar to those advanced generally
by the antiRoberts crusaders. They hold
to the view that the Mormons are extremely
lax in domestic morals; Mr.. Young holds to
the contrary He is opposed to polygamy
OF course, but mainly because 1t places
women upon a much lower plane, socially
and intellectually, than that to which the
women of Anglo-Saxon countries generally
attain
Union of Church and State.
my chief objection to the present pro-
gram of the Mormons," said Mr. Young
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17
MENSTRUAL TROUBLES.

There is hardly an American home in
which some occupant does not suffer from
irregular or painful menstruation. Thou
sands of women dread the approach of the
monthly period as time of torture. But
we have yet to hear of a case of painful or
irregular menstruation which Wine of
Cardui will not benefit 1t always drives
away the dreadful bearing down pains and
headaches and backaches. There is absO-
lutely no excuse for prOlonging your illness
a day. Think Of the difference between
the suffering you now endure and what
you would feel as thoroughly we'll woman
IL you take Wine of Cardui as directed
you will not have more of those severe
pains In the head, neck, back, arms and
legs. You will escape that distressing
numbness, dizziness and neryouness, like
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17
BARRENNESs.
I4l9 South Fifth Street

Omaha, Nebr., March r. 1899.
We had been married eleven years, but
no children. had been born to us. After
getting your advice, l have followed your
directions, closely, and with only three
bottles of McElree's Wine of Cardui and
entirely cured, and soon after became preg-
nant, and am expecting to be confined next
month. MRS. EMMA BURLINGTON.
We have thousands of other letters which
show. what Wine of Cardui will do toward
blessing childless home. Could there be
stronger proof? Wine of Cardui always
cures those common arrangements of the
organs, tendencies to miscarriage. and
slight displacement of the womb. which
usually prevents child bearing. We have
yet to hear of such case where 1t has been
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Wine of Cardui.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17
LEUCORRHGA.

Cleanliness and Wine of Cardui are the
natural foes Of leucorrhGa. 1t is foolish
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and make you an invalid. 1t will not cure
itself, but it can be cured-the drain
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who suffer with leucorrhna miss half the
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of by almost every one cured by Wine of
Cardui is how much they enjoy living-how
different things seem. There is nothing
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man like leucorrh9a-and there is nothing
which will put it back quicker than Vine
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and tones up the whole system. 1t is un-
eqnaled as womanly tonic. Taken with
Black-Draught it will relieve any case of
female trouble.
Gowen, /. T., March 90 1899.
] think Wine of Cardu is the greatest
medicine in the world for ladies. 1 was
down three years from the whites. |
tried all the doctors in town and nearly
every medicine the druggist had for women,
but l had to take to my bed. Finally a
lady friend said Wine of Cardui would cure
me. 1t gave me so much relief / have
never been without it since. / am now
well. l will do everything l can to get
other women to take Wine of Cardui.
Mrs. +. NJ. OLLIE.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17
YOUNG WIVES.

Every young wife needg Wine of Cardiff.
II prevents all Weakening drains upon her
system, and prepares her for every duty of
wifehoOd and motherhood, Young wives
can save themselves many hours Of anxiety
and suffering by sending cents in stamps
to the Chattanooga Medicine Company,
Chattanooga. Tenn, for copy Of DR..
McElree's s l2s-page Home Treatment Book.
This book describes all female and family
diseases, and is needed in every home.
Mrs. Lucy Perkins, 2SS Patton Street,
Knoxville. Tenn, wrote to our Ladies'
Advisory Department on April l. 1895: 81
had good health until after ! married. At
the time of my monthly sickness, suffer
terrible misery; also have heart palpita-
tion-in fact, my whole system seems out
OF order, / am low spirited, nervous and
cross, am very much out OF heart Do
you think Wine of Cardui could help a case
like mine?"
We advised Mrs. Perkins TO take Wine
of Cardui and Black-DrauGht, and this Is
what she wrote July 3, 1898: 81 am TAX
ing the thiId bottle Of Wine of Cardui now,
and am feeling better than have for
months. ] have taken nothing but the
Wine OF Cardui and Black DTaught since
April, and expect to continue using them"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17
CHANGE OF LIFE.

This functional change which comes to q
90 one of the most critical in her life. II
the "Change of Life" is passed safely she
may expect TO live TO a happy old age
When proper treatment is not secured al
this time few women are really ever well
again. They quickly become nervous,
fort to themselves or their families. There
is nothing like Wine OF Cardul to help
women over this dangerous period. Those
who take ii when the first menstrual irreg-
ularity gives warning of the approaching
change, have peaceful, long life as a
reward They will grow old gracefully
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17
Jacksonville, Fla, Jan. %, 1899.

l take pleasure in writing you at this
time to thank you for the benefit have re-
ceived from your advice and he Wine of
Cardui and Black Draught. In my terrible
condition, about which i wrote you, my
life was no pleasure TO myself and was Of
no use to anybody, | thought my good hus-
band was tired of me and sighted me, for
had been only a sick boarder in his house
for four long years.
After receiving your advice and medicine
| commenced taking the Wine OF Cardui
and Slack -Draught, following closely your
instructions, and Immediately began 70 inn
prove. The pains left me, my menses
came at the correct time, continued only
two days. Igained strength and my weight
has increased five pounds. Ny husband
says the medicine has made me better look
ing than ever was, and that am what he
would call beautiful. Do you wonder that
| thank God for what lie and your wonder
ful medicine have done for me?
Mrs. b. II. BROWN
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17
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Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17
WORKING WOMEN.

Standing or sitting in the same position
all day induces falling of the womb, leu
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before the menstrual period, Wine OF
Cardui braces up tine system, lessons the
suffering, enables woman 10 work with
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= enablee them to do their duty with
Youthful spirit and bright face. Wine of
Cardui will do for any woman all that II
did for Mrs. Robinson. Isn't 1t worth .
trial?
Trinchera, Col, Dec. 10, 1888.
Last summer you advised me 10 taks
Wine of Cardui and Black-Draught.
have taken a bottle, and j am glad to let
You know that j am better ever since
took the first nine doses. When l first
commenced taking your medicines was IN
bed and tried several doctors and they
didn't do me any good, and now can do
all my own work and not get tired. think
/ have had all the troubles that could
afiict poor woman; my back hurt, as did
my head and legs, and ! had sick stomach
every time ate anything. Now ] can ear
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tired. MRe. CORA hoblNooN.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17

of Cardui at the age of puberty see them
develop into healthy, attractive women.
The Wine helps girl to form csrrect men.
strual habits, and upon her menstrual
habits depends the health she will have for
all her life.
Trousdale, Tenn, March 10, 1899.
must write and tell you how much geod
your Wine of Cardui has done my little
girl. She is 13 years old, and had never
her the Wine, and it acted like a charH.
We thank God for your wonderful medi-
cine, and pray that he may bless you In
your work. MRS. DELPHI AkEhS.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17
Trinchera, Col, Dec. 16, 1893.
LADIES' ADVISORY DEPARTMENT.

In cases requiring special directions.
address the "Ladies' Advisory Depart
ment," THE CHATTANOOGA MEDI'
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ters are considered entirely confidential.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17
PREGNANCY.

Wine of Cardui strengthens the organs
OF motherhood, drives away nervous ter
rors, relieves morning sickness, and leads
the way to easy and natural labor.
Oelwein, Ia, May 9, 1899.
heartily recommend McElree's Wine of
Cardui and Black-Draught for use during
pregnancy. could not eat anything, and
had frequent spells of vomiting when /
commenced using these medicines, but
after that l had good appetite, and did
aot vomit any more.
MRS. W. NJ. LARGE.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17

1T SEARCHES THEM OUT.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17

Wherever the Air there the New Germ,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17
BY DESTROYING THE GERMS

Which Odue In the Air Passages and Cause the Disease.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17

THEY CANNOT ESCAPE.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-02-18

j%utant Generals office. Ways and
Means.
A. b. 81, by McGowan-An act to
provide for the issuence OF bonds by
Ormsbg county to pay $4,000 worth of
bonds previously issued.
A. Il. 81, 10y Misunderstanding to
to marriage and divorce. Ordered en-
crossed.
A. B.. /, by Patterson-Relating to
practice in Justice courts. Made a spec
ial order for 2:30 tomorrow.
By McCullongh-An act granting the
right OF way and authorizing f.. u. Boyle
and his associates to construct a tunnel
to Lake Tahoe. Referred to the Com
mittee OH Internal Improvements.
By Williams.-An act to define and
preserve existing water rights and to
provide for the storage of surplus water
and regulate the mode of using and ac-
curing water in the future. Judiciary.
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ChambGlain'S Cough Remedy in Chicago.

Hisgon Bros, the popular South Side
druggists, corner 60th-st. and Went
w%orth-ay., say: ave sell a great deal
OF Chambrlain's Cough Remedy, and
find that it gives the most satisfactory
results, especially among children for
severe colds and Group" For sale by all
druggists ard the Com nlercia Co. Of
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To the Public in General.
RENO, Feb'y 6, 1899.

RENO, Feb'y 6, 1899.
Having a full set Of Alb
stract Books of Washoe
County under process of com
pilation, l am prepared to
search Records and make Alb.
stracts of titles, at any time at
reasonable rates. Office in
Court House at Reno. New.
Yours truly,
p. o. Box ,se F.. B. PORTER.