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The evening times., 1902-05-30
FRENCH VISITORS ARE
GUESTS OF BOSTON
Rochambeau Mission VIII Sail for
France on the CauIois This Evening.

NEW YORK. Nay 36.-The French
visitors of the Eorhambeau mission left
-liz city early ihis morning for Boston
after having been the guests last even
ing ar a large dinner at DelmoaiCo's Of
E- Friendly Sons 0f 81. Patrick
The French wsrship GauIois. which
sailed fa- Boston last night viii pick
-g -Eera Today those OF the party who
are 10 return now 20 France Severas
members Of the delegation have other
missions 80 attend 70 in this COUNT.
and 7ili NOT return on the GagI0is
The evening times., 1902-05-30
Cant Cottage Decorated

SARATOGA. X. =. May 51-h dcIega-
sion from Post James 2. Mexican. No
tl> g. A. r. this afternoon visited
Mount NeGgegCE and decorated viii
floral .GbIeEus the cottage where Cen
c-aI Grant died on July %, ISS5.
The evening times., 1902-05-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTEgE-Eids for the exclusive priv
ilese - Publishing the Gffi--sI Souvenir Pro
gram 4 the G.. A. r. Enc5uTWenJ % uc held
in The city October next, viii be received up
TO NJt NE j. At l. O'CLOCK Specifications
addressed 70
T. H. PIERCE. Chairman.
Room T.. Post Building.
The committee reserves the right 20 reject
any and al bids myZ2-tf-cESu
TENTS-4u -fzas-from the United States Gov
eminent; best quality chicken wire. @o cents
l9J feet: best quality 2-plv roofing. - cents
aiIielTHcr hlir-lincd horse collars. SD. Nc
tIelIaud saddles. $50: 500 blankets %
cents S BENSINGER x Co, IIth and =
sts. my2g-tf
The evening times., 1902-05-30


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80 ST.. .. T'r'..
-AfiaE and -#u.=ll- American War Vet
Grams In limo "a place ar honor was ef--7
Z ~'.-. -H ."s ".z
costumes Of r-e colonial DAYS -h.= be-
p Ing shH l-sE appearance Of the rrEauf-
zatler ia parade ru Decoration Day
~s7-A battalion Or infantry from rh. Dis
s7Htrfet of Columbia NatiaazI Guard. d Fs-
SRI raClu.l- ol sailors .-E marines from
-.@1tha urrv ward completed the roster of
80 those s0 T.re
-" The procession was viewed Es- hun
- Grclz of ef-=-e-s and rra-ree-,...-.. rr,a
-.-- appearance Of the -a-.arez hastrc razs
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Detachment OF mounted police
officer Of the dag and aides
Second Battalion D. a. n O. Major
.4- Anton Stephen. ecmuarGiuE
Marine band
The evening times., 1902-05-30
MR. allies TRIBUTE
TO VETERANS TN BLUE
Over Fallen Heroes Graves
He Praises Their Deeds.
MEN OF A GLORIOUS PERIOD
Impressive Commemorative Exercises
at Cemetery Connected With the
Government Asylum fo- the Insane.
Address by SuPt. Richardson.

The Decoration Day services at the
cemetery connected with the Govern
mont Hospital for the Insane were Of
more than ordinary interest because Of
the peculiar circumstances surrounding
the death Of the soldiers whose bodies
are buried there.
The ceremonies were appropriate Dr.
A. B. Richardson delivered the address.
81 Eiizabeth's choir was present TO sup
ply music, and a large crowd was in at
tendance.
The evening times., 1902-05-30
o. &c Of Program.


The names Of the members Of the
choir are Leader. E T Davis
Miss Ouaid. Miss CasteeIe. Miss
Tudgc. Miss Lathrop. Mrs. French, Miss
Gouger, Miss Dodge Miss NcGrath, DR..
Clark, Mr. Leonard Mr. Conrad, Mr.
ltaIcom. Mr- Thorne-
The committee appointed 70 conduct
the exercises was Is follows
Committee-N. H Miller. post com
mauder. chairman John A Logan Post
No. IA. 3. Frisbie. j. H Doney, Dr.
Edwin H Grant, AIpheus Dawson, Ar
thur Schatz William II. Peck, Clarence
y Smith. Charles f Watson. Thomas J.
Putnam. a 5 Gertman. Henry W Emo
John A. Logan Corps. Nc. Mrs. Jane
S Mclean. drs. Margaret 3. Tew, Mrs.
Emily Frisbie. Miss Annie Anderson,
Mrs. Euima Emo Mrs. Mary simpson.
Mrs. Eliza Watson. Mrs. Edwin h Grant
Mrs Mary Crawford. Mrs. Anna Peck.
Floral cOmmiJtee-MrS- Emily \ FTIs-
bic. president of John a Logan Relief
Corps. chairman; Mrs Jane s Mclean,
Mrs Julia A DOney Mrs Anna A Peck,
Mrs. Sarah 7. Grant. Mrs. Eliza p. Wal
son. Mrs 5 Dawson. Mrs. Carrie 5.
King. Mrs Mary z. Crawford Mrs Nina
4 Smith. Mrs. Mary Robinson, Mrs
Emma Emo Mrs. NJ Leonard. and Miss
Annie Anderson, of Relief Corps. and
Misses Ethel D0ney. Edna Emo. Florence
FrIsbie. Bell NcGinuis. Naudc FilIius
AID Annie Butler. Mrs. $. G. French
Mrs. s MeIoy. Mrs. X. Barry. Mrs y.
Hamish. Miss X Cramer. and Miss A.
Hardy
The evening times., 1902-05-30

"Wr n the war was brought to an end
we numbered about $4,000 coo people
a single generation has more than doub-
led our population While the pupuIa-
Jion has q little more than doubled, the
-ltfouaI wealth is six times what 1t was
- 1863 The national debt per capita
has decreased from SIS TO S13. and we
have grown thrifty. In 1865 there were
roUndly 100000 depositors in savings
banks Today there are more than g.
009.9p0. while the population has lit
tie more than doubled. a1d whereas in
1865 there were $3.50 oJ0 CSC on deposit,
there are now ten times that amount in
SAVINGS banks. or more than S2,5O0-oo0,-
600, while the population has little
more han doubled In 1863 our exports
Of merchandise were well under $2GG.-
a"H,9g3- Last year the value of our pro
duets sold abroad reached almost ST.
y0o.050,Uo0, an Increase of more than
The evening times., 1902-05-30

Confined on Fourth Page9
The evening times., 1902-05-30
General Torranee,g Speech.

General Torrance spoke, in part, as
follows:
7 his is the soldiers coronation day
a day when all men speak his praise
when eloquence, poetry, and song attain
their widest compass and loftiest strain,
Confined on Fourth Page)
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
SHERIFF BLOCKS MARRIAGE
Arrests EIopers on washington
County Courthouse steps and
spells a wedding.

FREMONT, Neb.. May 2.-(special)-
Charles Emery. a Saunders county farmer,
was IN the city this morning looking for
his 16-year-old daughter and a former en-
ploye named walker. The girl had become
infatuated with the man and the father said
they had eloped.
This afternoon Sheriff Menke Of Blair ar
rested the couple Just as they were going
up the courthouse steps on their way to
the county judges once for a marriage
license. The girls parents we're notified
and she will be brought back to her home In
Saunders county.
The girl and Warner left home about 2
o'clock this morning and were met west Of
the city by a mEn with . team.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
ENGINEER is GOOD TALKER
Tells wouId-Be Robbers a Plausible
story and saves His
Train.

EUREKA SPRINGS, Ark. May Am
attempt to hold up the Frisco Pacific ex-
press was made near Seligman, the first
station north OF here.
Two men boarded the train there and
under cover of arkness crept over the ten
der and. leveling their revolvers at the en-
gineer, ordered him to reverse his engine
He told them that to stop his train before
arriving at the next siding meant certain
destruction, as he was closely followed b.
an extra
When the train slowed up ut washburn
! the robbers became frightened and fed into
the timber. Two suspects have been ar
rested at Seligman.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
VICTIM OF CONFIDENCE GAME
Frank Bougser of David City Worked
by Miscreant for over Eight
Thousand Dollars.

DAVID CITY. Neb.. May 2.-tspecial.)-
Frank Bougger, a respected citizen OF this
place, is q victim Of a confidence man, who
is an expert at the business.
Last fall a stranger came to the home
OF Mr.. Bougger, then a resident OF Center
township. six miles southeast Of here, rep
resenting himself to be a cousin of Mrs..
Bougger. He visited several days with the
Bougger family, He said he had come
from Germany ten years ago. He was IA
miliAr with the family history. and after
establishing his family Relationship beyond
q doubt IN the minds OF Mr.. and Mrs. Boug-
ger. commenced working upon religious
~sympathies.
He declared he was q member Of the
same church 70 which the Bougeers be-
long, and stated tina he had N opportunity
10 make : sun OK money ~ Investing n
Texas land. His scheme was to purchase
q tract Of q n from h Windhorst estate.
q German who died In his native country,
leaving . large amount Of q n in TEXAS.
He proposed to establish . colony there b.
longing 70 he same church Of which h
said he was . mSmbsF.
Mr.. BOugser repossd confidence in the
supposed relative ana CAV him 5000. the
to invest . simiiAr amount.
The stranger departed and nothing wAI
seen or heard Of him for four or Nv
months. when he returned. He stated thai
he had invested the $4,000 In land. which
he had disposed Of and on which he real
ized $1,000 In profits. However, there wal
a greater opportunity In store, he said. 4
he only had the money to make the pur'
chase.
The amount required to make the pur
chase Of the tract OF land which be nov
desired to secure was explained and Mr.
Bougser gave up $500 more. making $3.50
in all.
Mr.. Bougger received a letter from tn
fellow mailed at lincoln. which read;
Good bye my dear. good friend. Nj
Bousgsr. thank you very much for tn
money which you gave me. I have nsVe
seen Texas. and you will never see or hea
from me again. hood bye"
Mr.. Bousger had borrowed most Of tn
money and the interest amounted 70 abou
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
RUN ON CRIPPLE CREEK BANK
DepOsitors Asitated owes Report Of
Liquidation Hasten to Draw
Out Their Money.

CRIPPLE CREEK. May IA run was
started on the BImetsllic bank OF Cripple
Creek today and when the doors we're
closed for the day at 8 o'clock there were
still many depositors in line. Over $50, 900
was withdrawn between 10 a. m. and
p. m. The run was caused by a report that
the bank was about to go into liquidation.
The Bimetsllic bank was established in
1892 and.is the Oldest bank in the city.
Some months ago 1t was purchased by its
present owners from d. II. Moffat Of Den
yer. The officers are: j. r. Hadley, presi-
dent; Bruno Hobbs, vice president, and
e. P. Arthur, cashier.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
A Heart to Heart Talk With
Women-S. b. Hartman,
M, D..

IF ALL the sick mothers, invalid
daughters and diseased sisters in
this broad land would take the fol
lowing ladies' simple and direct testi-
mony to heart and do as they have
done, no pen could describe the benefit
that would follow.
There are so many women, especially
married women, who drag themselves
YEARLY around from year to year
without any particular disease, and yet
miserable beyond description.
They ache and tremble n throb,
growing more nervous, tired and de-
bilitated every day.
For this class of sufferers Peruna
is the most perfect remedy in existence.
1t relieves, It soothes. it quiets, It
woman in the land should be without
Peruna in the house for a single day.
Peruna Brings Health.
Miss Inez Henderson, 554 Adelaide
street. Toronto. Ont, Financial Secre-
tary of the Royal Templars, writes:
There is nothing so good in life
as health, and the one who brings
you health should be your friend, and
this Is how l consider Peruna.
For years l ave been in delicate
health, n while not exactly sick in
bed have been unable to enjoy life.
Frequent headache. earache, and a
drumming in my ears made me realize
that there was something decidedly
wrong with me. Ny physician said It
was a deep seated catarrh and that TO
be cured / must seek a different eli
mate. l felt pretty blue until reading of
the cures performed by Peruna I de-
, cided to try 1t. took four bottles,
which brought me great relief, so that
kept on taking it for four months,
when / found that my head was clear
and all the unpleasant symptoms
gone"
INEZ HENDERSON.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03

900. making q total loss 10 him OF about
E,7oo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bougger are highly re-
spected people, having labored industriously
until they had accumulated enough prop
erty to keep them in their old age.
Last fall he built q neat cottage in the
northeast part Of town, moving into the
same to spend the remainder Of their days
in comfort. The loss cost him a 16o-acre
farm. which leaves the old couple largely
dependent on their children for support.
Mr.. Bousger is 20 years Of age and his
wife 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
Dodge Oounty Mortgage Record.

FREMONT. Neb, May 2.-(speciai.)-The
following is the mortgage record of Dodge
county for the month OF April: Chattel
mortgages hled, SO, amount, s12. 0s6. 30; re-
leased. So. amount, SIS, 63s.13. Farm mort
cages filed, II, amount. s36, 1855 released,
%, amount, $34. e12.7 rs. Town and city
mortgages recorded, 10, amount, 311 .932. 80;
released, %, amount s16, $40.
The county board met yesterday and has
devoted the most Of its time to a couple Of
road petitions, one for the Strengthening
out OF the road from Ames to North Bend
and the other for the opening up Of a road
west Of scribner, both Of which are meet
ing with considerable opposition.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
Judge Favors Remonstrator.

BEATRICE, Neb.. May Especial Tel
egram.)-The saloon remonstrance case
against the Paddock Hotel company, which
was appealed from the decision OF the city
council Wednesday, was heard by Judge
Letton In district court this afternoon. The
Judge decided in favor Of the remonstrator
on the ground that where there was an APP
peal taken surety company bond for saloon
license was not legal. In this event the
company will be obliged to take out a new,
license and furnish a personal bond in or
der to reopen the saloon, which has been
closed Tor several days. The remonstrance
case OF Bradt against Grimes was set for
hearing May IA.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
PENSIONS FOR WESTERN VETERANS.
War Survivors Remembered by the
General Government.

WASHINGTON. May 2~.-(speciaI. 1.-THE
following western pensions have been
granted:
Issue OF April 12:
Nebraska; ~orlginal.John, t. Woods, su-
SPAIN. Fremont i Is: ws sass' e. SWf RuoE Eith
Cheney g. INCREASE. Restoration, Reissue,
Eto.EPhelps D.. sturdevant, strang, S.
aesrueS April l5). York, $; Julia McWain,
r ToSae or,stnaLp,ohar,I wo,,..u ~
Molnes. IS; Henry Shelves, Sioux CITY. S;
Il Rosche war with spelnl Davenport, ss;
~ BSynei Agency -; John W Davis,
Modale, 81; qowen w. Hurst, Hartford,
so; Amos Wright, Charlton, S.; Frederick
sSsfe5 Special sscrusd April 10 El6eFon,
accrued April IS. EeoTs9or. y; aaT STHsSi E.
HH iSsa. y TEy.S%@s".nsSi, , II SSTy z H.d HeEt,psfr;
oompton Especial accrued April 10. baven-
soath Dakota: oE1sfnaLpunford Beld-
lHg PIaahnnton Increase. Restoration.
- sSsssssS g; E4I SHHfA = Dm Lee.
Btc(ohn Hicks. 31cksOn, az
8; John McNalr, ooi6sn. 81 hcrsasS. Res
torAtton- Reissue, Etcs-JCIhua MCFARLAND
Pueblo, - Original Widows, Etc.-Nary
A seleck Especial accrued April 80. Den.
Issue OF ApTn IL:
Nebraska OnG1nAI-ChARkes y. Coon
Omaha, -: Samuel q. AbSTeRomhAS HanniL
ton. -; Albert J. Williams, Hastings, a
Incxeaas. Restoration. Reissue, Ete-1Ohr
n Btatr. Lincoln. -; Henry w. Nichols
81 Paul. ~: Zimn n Howe, Beatrice. 80
FREEMAN %. Adams, Dun. 81; Charles A
Granger, cgmstOck, 81: Wfntam Croft
Hastings, -; william r Took Browns
vile. s.; Joseph Murdoch deesaseD, Co
lumbuA. IA Original Wk1OVs. Rte@ChaS
lotts L AuIdSek ColuMbuS
Iowa: OhnnaAEdRzF ". Young Al
gONAy -; HE1 r CoaG. kauFTzy. -: WuEzu
y d Mysrz. BEs9hnSts1 - Pra6eftel
R4yns- WtEthscR ~ GeorEE y SnlLlh
K~snAEl91a. a. tnGraass. ReaurzfAOa- Re
k@u& Ee|xa L EzF1Sh. Councn Bauns
o. DeEzA O1AARy. SUAdSexS HSza&- Mar
shaIlEsWB- H1s JaGs6 WITNESSES. LA9 CreEk
SE Daniel Hnfnrntus C0U1Gff BAEnA ~
GsnrEs CalnLhsn. Cnart61u. SDs EEc7ea EfAea
Wahxrer Cry. ~ IomIthar TEyuea. PreErnu
<D: AAenb HaHxA New Virginia, 40
Jphtha G Marx salem. u9, Efw CGle
Keusett, a. LauBzs w naVfz, OttxmHG. 40
&hn Mace. Boduzburn. III
south DukotaE Original War with SDGfl
Colorado: Increase, Restoration. Reissue
E~tc--Francisco Beltran. Alamoea, no; Wi
liam Thompson. Fruita. so; William A
Markham. Denver. so: George Grav. HueI
fame. 81; James X. McGinnis. Boulder, 81
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
sherin janis FRANK Moravec.

PIERCE, Neb.. May 2.-(speciaI.)-
Sheriff Ben Jones arrested Frank Moravec,
a saloon keeper at Foster. for alleged
selling Of liquors without license. When
Sheriff Jones searched Moravec's premises
he found two or three kegs of beer, some
whisky u gin.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03

WEST POINT. Neb.. May 2.-(speciaI.)-
George Meier. Edward Clancy, Amandus
krause and William Gefefe, four young
men Of this place. departed at noon Thurs
day for a trip around the world on foot.
They took a burrow with them for a pack
animal. They were escorted out of town
by the cadet band and q crowd Of citizens.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
-Four Licenses at David City,

DAVID CITY, Neb., May ~2.-(speciaI) y
At a special meeting of the city council
yesterday morning four saloon licenses were
granted. Occupation tax was paid by one
billiard hall, two bowling alleys and two
brokers. Joseph Calvin was appointed
chief Of police and water commissioner
and J. G. sholes street commissioner.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
Ashland Council License. saloon.

ASHLAND, Neb., May 2.-(special.)-
The city council met Wednesday evening
and organized for the ensuing year, Mayor
Jeff Smith, Clerk Ira Sexton and Treasurer
Ernest Wiggenhorn being installed. Drug
store permits were granted to Lyman r.
Brush. Alexander Laverty and H.. H. Cone.
License was granted John Moser for a sa-
loon, A. d. Radeker and Roll Weaver for
a billiard hall and Fred Green and Walter
holdings for a bowling alley.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
Child Dies from Hot Tea Burns.

ASHLAND, Neb., May 2.-(speciaI)-
Vera, the 11-months-old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles r. Johnson, while play
Ing around home In Ashland Tuesday pulled
over a pot OF hot tea, scalding her face,
breast and arms badly. The infant died at
5 O'Clock Thursday morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
New Lodge at Wakefield.

WAKEFIELD. Neb., May 2.-(special.)-
Mrs. Scott of Hastings Thursday night in
stituted a new lodge Of the Fraternal Life
association. Tn new lodge is called the
Wakefield circle and It starts out with a
membership Of over thirty.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03

BROKEN BOW, Neb., May 2.-(special
Telegram.)-The Grand, Central hotel,
owned by Mrs. T. e. Wheeler. changed
hands today, being sold to. Mr.. Elliott of
Lead, S. D. The consideration is 200.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
York Firemen Entertain.

YORK, Neb., May 2.-(SpeciaI.)-The
York Fire company gave a banquet to the
mayor and city council and their wives and
families at the city hall. Nearly 200 were
in attendance. A. C. Brice was toastmas-
ter.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
Thief Sentenced at seward.

SEWARD, Neb.. May 2~.-(special Tele-
gram.)-Dwight v. Pollok was sentenced
to fifteen days in the country Jail today
for stealing a pair Of trousers, a hat and
pair Of shoes from a hotel in Utica yes
terday.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03

Indigestion lie the direct cause Of disease
that kills thousands OF persons annually.
Stop the trouble at the start with a little
PRICKLY ASH BITTERS: It strengthens
the stomach and aids digestion.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
Three Licen.e. At Kerrard.

KENNARD. Neb., May 2-(speeisl)-At
a special meeting Of the village board, held
last evening, that body granted three sa-
loon licenses, The licenses we're hxed at
$500 a year each.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
MOTHER GRAY'S SWEET POWDERS

fof childrOn. Mother Gray, for year. q nurss In the
Chhdren's Home IN New York. treated children sue
sesSinlly With a remsdy. nov prepared and PLACED In
fer Chldren- Thsy Az harmless a. milk. pleasant
% take and never tail A certain cure Tor fsrsrtnh-
s.ora&n ssd rSz0ys v~EA A all erggiAa. ~
bonN AnulDt any auha11ata. sample Rut rhEE "A
eS@ Ana q olaasA. L h0I. "
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
New Block for Brainard.

BRAINARD, Neb.. May 2.-(Special.) y
James Matausek was today awarded tho
contract for the erection Of a brick block
to be built by Sypal & Pterzlka. This is
to be the finest business block in Brainard.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03

following mortgage record for April: Farm
mortgages fled. ~. amount. SO, ss2: re-
leased. IS. amount. 81. s5s. City mortgages
filed. amounting to the sum Of t7.213; re-
leased, Ss,O35.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
Albion Man violates Game Law.

ALBION. Neb., May 2.-(special)-Alex
Wilson OF this city was arrested by State
Game Warden Mcconnell and fined $40 and
costs for violating the game laws Of the
state.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
Caas Count Mortgage Record.

PLATTsMoUTH, Neb.. May 2~.-(special.l
County Recorder Schneider furnishes the
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03

Mrs. Sophia Hartful, Of Spencer
Brook, Mimi. writes:
II was very seriously sick last spring
sick enough to die and / did not
know what to do. / was looking over
one of your almanacs and found that
DIR. Hartman was the best n for my
trouble. l suffered from systemic
catarrh. I described my sickness to
DR.. Hartman and he wrote me that l
should use Peruna. l did, and now i
am a healthy woman.
81 would now be In my grave
hut DIR. Hartman of Ohio saved
me from DEATH"
SOPHIA HARTFUL,
A prominent Club Woman of New
Orleans Recommends Peruna to
WOrn-Out Women.
Mrs. M. Van Vrancken, Chairlady Of
Sick Committee of Lady Standard
Mutual Benevolent Association of New
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03

have found It Of much value. both as
a preventive Of colds and as a tonic
when I've been feeling badly. and al
though l never given a testimonial for
anything l make an exception In favor
of Peruna, as / consider it OF excep-
tional value"
MRS. NJ. VAN VRANCKEN.
Peruna Woman'S Friend.
Miss Nellie Lindsay, 30 Hattie Court,
Marinette. Wis. writes:
MY experience with Peruna has
been such that / am very glad indeed
to be able to recommend It. About
two years ago my health began to fail.
l lost my appetite, had backache most
OF the time, and any ~over-exertion
would keep me in bed a week or more.
/ needed a good tonic to bring ms back
to health and strength; but did not
know which would be of benefit. Pc
runs was recommended as woman
friend and such it proved to me. for
when six bottles had been used l was
restored to health"
NELLIE LINDSAY.
CatnrHh Sixteen Years.
Mrs. Elizabeth scherer, Mount Vista,
Colo, writes:
For 16 years / suffered with catarrh
and stomach trouble. l doctored and
. took patent medicines without benefit.
l read in one OF your almanacs about
Peruna and thought it would perhaps
help me. l have used nothing at all in
the way OF remedies except Peruna for
about two years, and my health could
not be better than | now enjoy. This
remedy is also good for coughs Sand
colds.
al shall nsvsr be without it
In my house."
ELIZABETH SCHERER,
II you do not derive prompt and
satisfactory results from the use of
Peruna, write at once to Dr. Hartman,
giving a full statement of your case,
and he will be pleased to give you his
valuable advice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President OF
The Hartman sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03

t indicates trace of precipitation.
L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecast Onicial.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03

MRS. NJ. VAN VRANCKEN.
Orleans, S21 Fourth street, New Or
leans, La. writes:
"In connection with my oficial work
/ have repeatedly found Peruna a most
reliable remedy. In cases of catarrh
Of the system there is nothing which
will cure any quicker, and as a remedy
for worn out women it is superior to
anything l know.
1T restores a mother after severe
child birth, and prevents pains and
Irregularities in a very short time. I
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA, May 2.-Oficial record of tenn
perature and precipitation compared with
years: