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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05
EVER WATCHFUL.
A Little Care WIN Save Msnv Omaha
Readers Future Troubls.
watch the kidney seeretionE.

Watch the kidney EecretionE.
See that they have the amber hue Of
health.
n discharges not excessive or infneuuept
Contain no brick-dusf like sediment.
Deans Kidney Pills VIII do this Tor Won
They watch the kidneys and cure them
when they're sick
Mrs H. d. D0dendo1. 81 n. 34th street
says; In The shoulders 40
that my left arm was almost helpless 40
that ] could not raise II 10 my head. swell
ing o. the feet and ankles. % pronounced
that the skin WIS draWa tight and shiny
50 that ] could not lace my nhoes-su AZ
these symptoms pointed directly 10 disor-
dsred kidneys.
While visiting my old home. Wmesbarre
Pa, my father advised me 70 use Deans
Kidney pix. and stated that II was a rem
edy extensively RECOMMENDED in ana
around Wilkeharre- ] got a bon. sfter-
wards procuring two more At Kuhn A Cos
drug store. corner 18th and DOuxlHs SIS
The swelling disappeared the rheunatism
left my shoulder and stopped the treat
nent for there was 10 use Of a oonfinu-
anoe-"
For sale by all dealers. Price soc. Fos-
tsr-Miiburn Co. Buffalo. \. Y. sole agents
for the United States
Remember the name. Doan's. and take no
substitutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05
z BRADY.
GkTCRIR6 COLD.
How Prevented-How Cured--Bythe
Renowned Medical Author and
Physician, Dr. Hartman.

There is no fact Of medical science Detter
established than that a te~aspoonful OF Pc
runa before each meal during the winter
season Will absolutely protect n person
from catching cold. Nov II this Is true
land there In no doubt Of IT'D thousAndn OF
lives woCld be saved. and tens Of Thousands
OF cases OF chronic catarrh prevented. by
this simple precaution within the reach Of
everyone
After . cold has been contracted q tea
spoonful Of Peruna every hour win shortly
cure it leaving no trace Of II behind. After
chronic cAfArrh has become established. or
the first stages OF consumption have been
reached. il viii take nnch longer TO effecr
a cure. Il Bosns strange that ~ well
known and as well established as these
facts are that Nnyons should neglect to
pratt by them. ana yet no doubt there are
many who pay little or no attention to
them. and so "a catching cold. acquiring
chronic catRrrb and consumption
Mrs. Mary E. Sampson, West Derry.
Rockingham County. n. H. writes:
u had terrible headaches, both ears run
sad ] was nervous all the time. also had
trouble each month. was deaf IN one ear
for 30 years. ] took six bottles OF Peruna
and one Of MRnAlin. and am happy to ray.
that ii is the best medicine that ! ever
Gbeu- i an not 30 nervous, my appetite
Is good. everything ] eat agrees with me.
and ] am feeling better in every way. Since
] took the second bottle Of Peruna. nv
ears ceased TO run. ] think Peruna is a
God-send TO women, and a blessing to suf-
fering humanity"
MARY Z. SAMPSON.
A Senators wife.
Mrs. Verona Z. Roach. wife Of United
States Senator Roach. from North Dakota,
writes:
i can cheerfully recommend Perunn- In
deed. j know OF no other remedy as good.
1t Is a grand tonic, and many of my
friends have used 1t for cstarrh with good
results"
VERONA z. ROACH.
Larimore. n. D.
Peruna car be purchased for 800 per
bottle at all first class drug stores.
II you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use OF Peruna-
write At once 20 DR.. Hartman. giving A
full statement Of your case. and he VIII
be pleased TO give you his valuable advice
gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President Of The
Hartman ssnitarium. Columbus. o.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05
VIII Cure You of
Rheumatism.
30 PAY EMIL you KNOW IT.

AftC 1ooo -expe1nents. have Iearped
soS % eyre rheumatism Not TO turn banr
lsinfs int flesh asains that Is Impossible.
But ] can care The disease Iva n any
gtage. and forever.
ask for No money. Simply write me n
postal and I VIII send yoB an order On your
he4rsst druggist for nlx bottles II Dr..
khoop'H Rheumatic Cure. for every drux-
Bist keeps q, Use 4 for a month. ana n n
hoes What claim pay your druEEisf ss.sD
pr A. II Il doesn't I win pay HIN myself.
] have no samples Any medicine that
IN anecf Rheumntism with hui a few doses
nust BE dragEed to the renEs q dAnEsr. /
lss no y drusA II is folly % tAke them.
Eou must Get The disease ogf a. ths blood.
Ny remedy Dos that. even IN the mnat
uncuil. ohsilnats easoa- No matter how
mpossibis thiH seems % you. I know Il and
! 4 this risk, I have cured fens a thou-
1anos q eases m this way. ana my rsosrds
AoS thai - gu q 20 Nho 81 tboss an
botties pay and gladly. I have lsarnsd
thst peopis y general are honest with A
pAyuirian Who cures fhsm- That IL an /
ask n tan I dont expect a penny fron
Fon.
smply write me a postal card o. lstasr
LET M send y0u an order for the medicine.
also q hook TAke q fur a month. far II
Uonf harm y0u anyway II Il curaa, pay
H5A I leave thai entlrely % von. Al
hreas Dr. ehoop. B1x es1. Racine. VIA
MID cases. act chronie. are aftan cured
p ons - I've eStfisA A al drugEistA
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05

win take some dsfnits action as 20 the way
OF procedure IN the matter Of the county
against ex-Treasurer Maurer. IT Is as
serted that Maurer viii put up a certified
check for the amount which the county
may Claim, the same 70 be paid 20 the
county. when the supreme court decides
that the county IL entitled 10 the same,
otherwise the check 10 be rsturnsd 10 him.
This case Is likely TO SO 10 the supreme
court in order TO test the statute on its
constftuti0nality Of cases Of this kind.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05
FOR NORTH BEND FRAUD
stormer 20 BE Returned ON Reuufas-
tiOn TO Face charEe Of Bank
swfndIfng.

FREMONT, Neh. March 4-Cspecisl TeIe-
gramD-A telegram was received here to-
day stating that jacob D. stormer. who Is
charged with d~efranding the Bank Of North
Bend out Of $500 in June last by means Of
q fraudulent mortgage. had been arrested
At Baltimore. Nd Stormer said be would
return without requisition papers. but the
county attorney did not want to take anr
chances y a requiEition win be obtained
from Governor Savage for his delivery to
Sheriff Kreader.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05
SEEKS BETTER CONNECTIONS
Falls. City Petitions Massourf P.rsar
10 Give Il Improved Rail-
road Service.

FALLS CITY, Neb.. March A-Csperisll
The citizens Of this place have petitioned
the Missouri Pacific TO give them better
passenger connections from this point AS
IL now is anyone desiring to transact bust
ness either in Omaha OF Kansas City is
compelled 20 take the best part Of two GAYS
In going and returning A stub now runs
from Auburn to Omaha north, and one
south from Hiawatha to Kansas City daily.
BY starting the two stubs mentioned from
Falls City 1t would give us much better
service. The petition is signed by q large
of citizens.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05
EXPECTS TO DOUBLE ACREAGE
Americas Beet Sugar Company Homes
for 5000 Acres for Grand
Inland.

GRAND ISLAND. Neb,. March 4-tspe-
cieL)-The American Beet Sugar compsuv
a Al the close Of last week contracts far
z.zss acres Of bsetA. which is but little over
Ran the amount a year ago. In the irri-
gated districts, especially. there has been
a large Increase In acres contracted for
by the farmers over last year. Two months
sim interviews before the close Of the books
last year the total acreage was but
z.Soo- 1t IL hoped that 5000 acres win be
secured for the local factory.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05
VALLEY WANTS TELEPHONES
Company e. orEazased v1eh oauttal
stock of sIO,OOO-wOrk WIN
BE Pushed

VALLEY. Neh.. March 4-CspeciAl,-A
meeting Of the citizens Of Valley ana vicin-
tty was held IN the opera house yesterday
and the Douglas County Telephone oompany
was organized. with a capital stock of tl0.-
600. with a paid in capital Of sL,Ooo. The
company win begin to DO business as soon
as the articles Of incorporates are filed.
n tncorporAtorB are: Mons johnson. Ar
thur R. Dodson, W. 7. Miller, s. H Howard.
L n. EEmay and l. P. Byan. The line ia
to be connected with Arlington, waterloo
and Gretna and with the homes OF the
farmers in the vicinity Of these towns.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05

follows; -'Co-edueation," Kate Z. Barnes;
The American High School" n. A. Bengt-
son; The C~hautRuqua Movement" Ethel
NJ Dye; The Elective System" Frances A.
PenBes Teaching as & Profession" Zella
Williams: The Young Womenis Christian
Association a. an Educational Institution
Mabel L Bridges; Compulsory Education"
Martha L GoOdell: German Universities -
Mary J. Cowzn.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05
PIartumoafh DistrI~t Court.

PLATrsMOUTH. Neb. March 4-(spe-
ciAl)-Judge Paul lessen Of Nebnaska City
convened the jury term of district court
IN this city yesterday and called the docket
James Moran pleaded guilty 70 the charge
q having robbed a fellow lodger in a hotel
IN Av0ca and wac sentenced 70 a term Of
one year In the state penitentisry at hard
labor.
n Robert Wilkinson case 10 modify the
decree Of divorce occupied the attention
Of the court today. The case was taken
under advisement and court adjourned un-
III next Monday morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05
rails CITY suprrfnteaaenf.

FALLS CITY. Neb-, March Especially
AT a meeting Of the Board OF Education
held Monday evening ". Il. PiIsbury was
Reelected superintendent Of schools for a
term OF two years at his present salary,
sl.2O0 per year. Mr.. Pillsbury IL nov serv-
ing his second term as superintendent.
The board is considering the proposition
Of purchasing ground in the south part Of
town and erecting another ward school
The three buildings now in use are becom-
ing oEsrcrOwded. The public schools have
now Gbouf 800 pupils and twenty teachers
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05
BOY KILLED AT kEARNEY
Wflns Wright Run over while steal
iaE Ride ca Freight
Train

AEAhNEY. Neb.. March 4-fsperiai
IeiegramSWllliE. son OF George Virgin
Of this city. was run over ana killed NV
freight train No. q m the Union Pac,se
railroad this afternoon. Indications are
Thai the boy was catching a ride ana was
eitner getting on or on when he fell from
NE ladder on the side Of the car beneath
the car wheels The train was slowing
W al the time a the accident and n
vas not discovered Until the train had
stopped
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05

BEArEIcE Nsb-. March 4-sDscisl
relegrAmD-rhe case against r. D.. Slower
TOR enbeEnsnsnt Of the funds q the West
ern Onion Telegraph company. vale he
~Hs scent here. EAs today dismissed for
want Of prosecution ne amount Of the
claim was s2s6 His friends made The
amount good and the bond company refused
20 prosecute.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05
SOUTH OMAHA CAVALRY TROOP


LINCOLN, March 4-tspscial TeleEram.)
-Adjutant General Colby has given or
ders TO Captain Xii Hodgins OF Omaha TO
muster the South omaha troop OF cavalry
into the state service on Friday evening
March 4 The temporary oficers Of the
Organization are: Captain W. L. Holland;
heutenantS. Bruce Mcculloch. Harry TaxE.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05

PLATTsMoUTH- Neb., March 4-Cspe-
eial Telegram)-Whne chopping wood on
the farm Of Thomas wiles. near the Mis-
souri, Pacinc railroad track. the son Of
Adam KurtE was assaulted ana knocked
down by n tramp When he recovered
consciousness be found the tramp had taken
his watch.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05

GENEVA. Neh. March 4@spseisll-
Miss LAurA Cox captured first konors in
The local ascs=7AlOry contest here Iast
night, with chAuney Hrubeaky second. Ths
Judges were; Rev c. H Beaver. Dr.. p
G johnson and H. NJ Baton. and T. C..
Kemhle was referee.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05

the female labor lav. has been continued
thirty DAYS By the supreme court
The contest over the VIII q joseph
CREIGHTON vim come NJ on May 6 the suit
havinE been advanced By Etipulatiun-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05
Reaaees Town omeaalsp san.r,...

NEBRASKA CITY. Nsb-. March G-sps-
ctAl)-At a nesting Of the city council
held last evening an ordinance was passed
reducing the salaries q the city oncera.
In future their remunerAti0n win be A
follows Mayor. s200: coancilmen, slOO;
treasurer. $500; clerk. $500; attorney. $500;
eng1neer' t40o. This win effect a saving
o. about 81 300 per Ennurn.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05
GEORGE GOULD ALSO HELD
Brother OF oOnvtcted Cashier 10 ne
Tried fer wreck Of Bell
wood Bank.

DAVID CITY. Neh.. March 4-special,
The preliminary hearing Of George Gould.
charged with being an Acconplioe Of A. H
Gould in the forging Of notes and MORTGAGES
which resulted In Nrecking the Platte VAL
ley State hank Of Bsllwood. was concluded
IN county court today Gould was held far
ths district court under bonds Of xao Gao
which he did not give. He Il nov in the
county jail.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05
HOrtssse Rsesrs of s.uaaer. Counts

Neb-, March A-(speciall-
The following are the mortgages FLED ana
released for the month Of February for
saunders county: FHrm .mortEaKes nled
~ amount. ] oo.15ssss released. "a.
amount ss4.e26oz. City mortgages hlsd. IL.
amount. sS.osASs: released. IS; amount
sb-ssesA chsttel marriages nlsd. 81
amount szs.esoS7; released. III; amount.
t1s. 75BGa
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05
Metal srFe~ KIIIs Buby.

M'cooK. Neh-. March A-special
TelegrEme post morten examination To-
day Of the body OF q c Budies' 2-year-old
baby who choked 70 death yesterday Aft
ernOon. disclosed the fact that the infant
had swallowed a large screw which lodged
In It's N1ndpipe and caused Almost instant
deC1h.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05
stolen PrsPerty autckIr Reoarsrea-

PLATfsMoUTH. Neb-. March 4-Cspecisl
Ieiegram)-Sherin Mcbride received a
message TO-DAY Informing him hat a horse
was stolen from Joe Franz at Union last
night In less than three hours Neal King
II years old, was in jail and the horse ana
SADDLE were IN possession Of the sheriff
King rode the horse here xhere be resides
and turned the animal loose.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05

WAHoo. Neh-. March 4-(sps-ialD-
Emn~tfe Roberts who Was shof a few
weeks AEo By Marshal smith while re-
sistAng arrest being charged vim forEsv.
was today sentsnoed 10 eighteen months IN
ne p~eniteutisry by Judge sornberssr. Rob
erts home h IN Newton Ia, and be 4
wanted there 81 . similar clara
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05
CoaEh sefnea ON H~TIun-

My daughter had q terrible cough which
settlsd On her lungs" says \. jackson Of
DHnviile. III We tried a great many
remedies without relief until Ne give her
Foley's Honey and Tar. which cured her"
Refuse substituted
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05

SEWARD. Neb, March 4-Cspeciaia-
County Judge J. ". Dupin suffered an.
other stroke Of apoplexy al 10 o'eIook M.
morning that leaves him in a very enfesbles
eonoiten coming Sc soon after the stroke
Of last Thursday.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05

PERU. Neb-. March 4@CspsciaLD-Ths
hrEt section Of the senior class Of the stAte
Normal school delivered theses in the
ehApa last evening. ne subjects we're a.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05

BEATRICE. Neb- March l-lspsciaIH
The Board q Supervisors convened An ses-
sion this morning II Il expected uhat fhey
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05
WOMEN ARE ESPECIALLY COZ rs
"OANAAL LIABLE TO -
Colds Invariably Result in CataHh Which Sets Up Host
OF Distressing Diseases.
PE-RU-NA BOTH PREVENTS AND CURES A COLD-RE PROOF.

Miss LlEris Brsay. No. a. HOyt street
Brooklyn. n. T. writes:
IL desire to speak in the highest
terms of Peruna. the medicine
which 1 believe is entitled TO more
praise than any other. and 60 the
confidence and good will of every
woman in American Last winter
i caught evere cold. which settled
all over me and as ! at first paid but
little attention to il. ] soon found
that IL had a strong grip on me
which nc medicine could east of. /
became weak and irritable. I felt
nervous and mentally and physi-
cally exhausted.
II relished nothing i could eat,
and medicine only exhausted me.
In my trouble / read In the paper of
Peruna. / send for a bottle and Il
prove . God send TO me. IimprOYed
slowly but surely. and in less than
two months Perfest health was -.
tored to me"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-10
BURGLAR Captured bu
Constable PdCheCo YESTERDAY.

The man who burgiarizeti the resi-
dence Of ID, s. Cochran n few nights
ago has been captured. He Is Mexi-
can. who goes by the name OF Fran
cisco Orozco. As soon as the burglary
was committed. the officers were noti-
fled and since that time. they have
been looking for the thief Constable
Pacheco suspected that Orozco was
crooked and has been watching him
of late Yesterday afternoon, he enter
ed the liquor store of Paul Abadie and
tried to pawn watch. Pacheco saw
him enter and when he came out In
quired what the man wanted in the
store. When he found ont that he had
heen irving tn pawn a watch. he sus-
peeted |he man and Immediately
started after him.
Orozeo was arrested and when
searched the watches and rings stolen
from the residence of Mr. Cochran.
we're found in his possession. Later
the constable visited the house whore
the man lives, across the track. and
the balance Of the goods were recover
ed. The coat and vest containing Mr..
Cochran's papers were found at the
mans house.
Orozco was taken with fit soon af-
ter he was lodged in the county Jail
and since that time. he has been in
stupor For this reason. the time for
he trial has not been set. Orozco is
held on the charge of grand larceny.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-10
FOOD DOES IT.

Restores Health More Surely Than Any
Medicine.
1t is short road to trouble when the
food does not supply the right ma
terial to rebuild the brain You can
not use the brain without breaking
down small particles every day, and
you cannot rebuild unless the food
furnishes the right kInd of building
material. and that is alhumen and
phosphate of potash. Not such as
yon get from the druggist but such as
Nature stores in certain Kinds of food
Grane-Nuts contains these particles
and well defined results can he Obtain
cd from using the toothsome. delicious
food.
A brain worker whose name can be
given by the Postum Co. Battle Greek
Mich. writes; Last fall | got ina
desperate condition through excessive
mental work and lack of proper food.
! was finally compelled to abandon all
business and seek absolute quiet and
rest in the country.
had been under the care of a good
for several months, but it
seemed my food did not rebuild the
brain tissue properly. / was on the
verge of despair when | left for the
country.
Down at the ferry l purchased an
evening Journal and my attention was
attracted to the headlines of Grape
Mats advertisement which read, Food
Cure Natures Way read it carefully
and decided to give GraIe Nuts a
tr'al, so the next morning / went in
on the new food and In two weeks
time gained 10 pounds and felt like
new man all over
candidly believe If had known
the remarkable sustaining power OF
the food prior to my illness / would
not have needed physician nor would
I have been sick at ALL"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-10

So years ago. He came to this country
In 1863 and enlisted in the Union army,
serving until the end of the war He
went west TO Omaha in 1868 and from
there drifted to San Francisco, stop
ping at Cheyenne and Larimie en-
route. In the early sos he went to
tombstone, attracted by the prosper
ity OF that camp and since that time
has been a hotel keeper in different
places In Southern Arizon He lived in
Phoenix and Tempe for q time and
kept hotel at Maricopa for eight
years. Before the change In manage
ment, he was connected with the San
Xavier hotel and recently leased the
Concordia Hotel taking Charles rot
tor as a partner They changed the
name Of that hotel to the Oberon and
were just getting started with the new
enterprise at the time of Mr.. Gregory's
death.
Mr.. Gregory leaves two sons, Wal
ter and Will and a daughter Florence
Ronllier who married rich French
man. They all reside in New lork
City Walter was with regiment of
cavalry in the Philippines and only
recently teliiSu Aioul lie eci WE dhN
returned TO the United States. Mr..
Gregory's children were notified of
his serious illness and his subsequent
death.
Mr.. Gregory was member OF Neg
ley Post, G. A. r. The veterans will
have charge of the funeral services
which will be held tomorrow after !
noon AZ three o'clock from the under |
taking parlor of Reilly & Hennessey. |
1t is expected that there win be |
full attendance of the Grand Army |
men and Sons of Veterans. Mr.. Gregory |
will be inferred in the cl,y cemetery. |
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-10
A 100000 Joke
ElkS Have the Hot End

INDIANAPOLIS. April While
delivering a series of. lectures last
sumner Rev. r. G.. Boscamp, well
known Presbyterian minister. went to
Denver. and was there entertained by
the members of the Elks lodge. he hav-
ing been at one time grand chaplain
OF the order and very popular with its
members. One of the leading Elks at
the entertainment, who had extensive
mining interests. presented Mr.. Bos-
camp with some stock in mine that
had been abandoned. the matter being
regarded at the time as a Joke. Today
the minister returned 10 his home at
Kokomo and reported that the mine
had been reopened, vein of gold dis
covered. and he had been offered $lo0.-
600 for his stock. He refused the offer.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-10

Griswold to recover 81. 1853 stolen from
the Nogales postoffice. The robbery oc-
Cured two years ago and demands for
the amount have been made on Mr..
0riswold and his bondsmen, but they
preferred to contest the case In the
court. Instructions to bring the suit
We're found In the Office of the United
states attorney, wnen Mr. Nave as
sumed that office so that he does not
know why the suit was not brought be-
fore this late date.
The robbery occurred on March 81,
1900, when p. Sandoval e. Company,
bankers of Nogales, Sonora. register
ed package containing SIS, 900 in Mex
lean bills at the Nogales postoffice
consigned to the bank of Bisbee The
package was registered and while the
postmaster and his employees were at
supper Mexican boy named Gaxiola
climbed over the partition, cut open
the sack and stole the package. He
mad seen the messenger of r. Sandoval
d Company, brining the money to the
bank.
Gaxiola was afterwards captured
but not until he had disposed of all,
but $537 of the money which was re-
stored to the bank The government
claims that the bondsmen OF Mr.. Girls
void are liable as they put up their
bond to guarantee that he would per-
form his duties faithfully and the law
requires Lat he shall lock registered
packages In vault or some place of
safety. The question whether he took
the necessary precaution is to be decid-
ed at the trial.
Those who gave the $1,000 bond for
Mr.. Griswold and against whom the
suit is brought are Albert J. Griswold,
l.. w. Mix, Edward Titcomb, Theo.
Gebler, and Fred Herrera. Suit is
brought to collect the $1.S63 with in
terest from March 81. 1900. The case
will probably be tried at this term of
court, II the defendants will be ready
to go to trial.
Gaxiola. the boy who committed the
robbery was tried at Tucson and sent
TO the reform school at Golden, Colo.