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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-13
Dancing tonight Al saltalr.

HAVE YOU THE CHURCH WORKS?
80 Laiter-day Saints home should
b. without set Of the standard
Church publications on the center
tables or In the library Send for the
new free catalogue. Deseret News Book
Store. salt Lake City. Utah.
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Dancing tonight at salt0Ir.
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BAKERY.

ZIoN,s BAKERY AND LUNCH PAR.
Tor, % w; First South; Gne cakes: quick
service Reasonable prices.
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$500 Round Trip.

BY special train leaving Salt Lake
100 D. ma. Saturday evening next, or 200
q. m. Sunday morning See Oregon Short
Line agents for particulars.
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AUCTION.


ON TUESDAY JUNE lG. AT 1880 A. NJ
No. 62 Y. First South ST. parlor set
paflor rockers, tnbirA lot carpets, hall
and stair carpet. extension table, fine
hideboafd chairs two bedroom sets Iron
beds, lot bedding. steel range. coal oil
stove. water stlll dishes Kitchen utensils
tubs. boilers, Sc sc, X, A, Andrews
auctloneer.
G. W BouToN, Il so. STATE ST.
has more goods than he has room for
therefore, II you want furniture at half
It's value call and be convinced We have
on hand 10 dressets 3 folding beds,
steel ranges, lounges. couches. stands.
etc All must be closed out by July 1,
IACIrs. 900 STATE 81. a FEW BAR
gains I'm furniture; upright folding bed
OAK, large mirror, Ndj0, iron beds, S.0e;
Kitchen safe, $50. odd drossers $780,
stoves, A.Jo. Bargains In everything.
CASH BUYS GOODS AT MATsoN's
Second Hand store That is why we are
selling Mt such low prices We have every
thing in the secondhand line al 2i9 So
State ST. Phone il66-x.
TERMS ON FURNITURE. CARPETS
and Ranges, 500 on 5000, 5000 on 800. |.
X, l.. Furniture and Carpet Installment
house' Z. A. Sorenson, Prop.
.--------------.------
f. NJ. ONION. AUCT1oNEER, l2G AND
l2S S. West Temple 81 With Redman Van
4 Storage Co, Tel. SIS.
WANTED.
S--c----~~----~---------~s--
SITUATION by FIRST CLASS
nurse; 20 years experience. Mrs. j. J..
Beck 13 South 9TH East
-------=--. .-4sa-r----s .------------------.-
A FIRST CLASS HORSE OR HORSE
and buggy. Apply 3iSl News
TRAVELLING AND LOCAL AGENTS
TO sell fruit trees. Liberal terms Cash
every week Outfit furnished Pioneer
Nurseries Company Salt Lake City. Utah,
AN EXPERIENCED ENGINEER
wants position. Address John NJ Peder-
son, Richmond Utah.
BOOKKEEPER CLERKS, SKILLED
and uuskllled labor always wanted Gail
ard see list OF firm endorsing US Int.
Mt Bureau HOOPER Blk
SECOND HAND FURNITURE WANT.
ed. Matson's. 249 s. State Phone lle6-x.
UTAH JUNK Co. HIGHEST PRICE
paid for scrap iron rags. bottles, rubber,
copper brass, etc. s. h. Sth So Tel. go.
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Dancing tonight at saltair

We sell lots Of mining timbers, but
we could sell more. Taylor Romney-
Armstrong-Co Tel 2G7
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MADAME LYNNE, WONDERFUL,
pslmlss and sstrelogist d w. ard south.
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PATTERN MAKERS jobblng, prompt
work. H.F. Williams. ii9 Fist 5. Phone ssiy
Mr.. r.. s. BROCK SUCCESSOR TO
the Utah Screen q Job Shop, No, II so.
West Temple. Phone l2sr. Screens Of
an kinds. Store fronts and fixtures, and
general contracting.
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sPkciAL SALE.
Ten Thousand csroaiioes.

3rown In our own greenhouses.
Salt Lake Huddart Floral Co, 2ii
East Second South and Main ST. s5c
Der dozen. 3 dozen si.0o. Saturday and
banday.
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Plum 1O9-A splendid buy on 4th North.
a j-room red press brick wired city wa
ter. 81 feet by 10 rods. 81, $50. Terms
good.
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THE NEW WILSON
EUROPEAN HOTEL, sALr LAKE CITY

200 rooms, 60 with bath, popular price
restaurant. Rates sl,00 to 50 90 per day.
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LOGAN EXCURSION

DIAMOND COAL. 81 W. AND so.
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SAMOAN BOOK OF MORMON

A handsome edition of this books has
just been issued from the press Cloth,
81 net leather, $3.50 net, Morocco Ex-
ira Gilt. $3.50 net.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
Main 81.
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Dr. A. Scott Chapman, dentist, now
located room 3. Walker Bank building.
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SPiRiTuALlsTS.

MRS. r. FoNTYN, CLAIRvoYANT
and trance medium. No. ~ So. W. Tenn.
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ToDAY's TEMPERATURES
THF SEMI
WEEKLY NEWS,
Inf eRfAr COUNTY, rArtR
0f THF wfST.

Is issued Monosys end Thursdays and
contains an the cream Of tho Daily sad
Saturday News.
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sAcREs FINE LAND WITH GROOM

3 ACRES FINE LAND WITH GROOM
cottage on West Temple. near nth South.
Fun water right barn. flowing we'll cell
lar, In alfalfa, potatoes and garden truck.
S,ty-worth 1900 Hubbard lnyt. Co.,
Is w. 2nd South.
2isx7 RODS on @ ST. 800.
Sxl0 rods on 9Th St. 500.
2isxlO rods on n ST. $3.50.
Groom brick, near ith r. car, fine loca-
ton. N.OO-si5o cash. SIS mo. No inter-
est.
Groom brick, modern. on II st.. S.lOO-
sl0c0 cash.
Hubbard Inv Co.. Is W. End SO.
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TIN AND SHEET IRON WORKS.

BYwATER & GRoo 24-s RICHARDS
st. Furnace. iron, copper, tin, gutter and
roofing, Work solicited. Tel nsi-r
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We pay per cent interest per ahnum
On 81 20 5000 lions Savings BanL
4 Trust Co. Joseph +. Smith. Prcsi.
aent; George NJ. Cannon, Cashier.
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Saturday, June Goth.


Via Oregon Short Line. The following
very low rates wifi be made from Salt
Lake 10 Stations named below:
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Grand Ban tonIght al saItalr.

Monday will be your last chance to
get Hood River strawberries. order
from your grocer early
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HAMMOCKS. nAMM0CKS.

A new, elegant line, just received.
Palmer's and other standard makes.
75c to $500 each.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
6 Main st.
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NEW s-RooM HOUSE AND LOT,sl, soo.
Terms. Hill Inv, Co., ga w. End So.

NEW s-RooM HOUSE AND LOTS. sOO
Terms. Hill Inv. Co., 63ls w. End So.
DON'T HESITATE BUT
INVESTIGATE THESE
PLUMS.
They are all ripe for picking. And II
you call you will find many more that are
worth your while looking over
Plum 39O--Here is a good place on End
North. Groom frame. Lot S0xl3i feet.
Alley In rear. $500. Terms made.
Plum 1O9-A splendid buy on 4th North.
a 5-room red press brick wired, city wa
ter 81 feet by 10 rods $3.50 Terms
good.
Plum 50S-Why not own your own home
when you can pick up bargain like this.
a broom frame partly modern, 3xlO rods.
Lawn, garden, fruit and shade trees, fine
hedge fence. Price 1900. Location 10th
East. Terms.
Plum 4ll--If you like to live on the
bench this may be just what you want.
i.room brick with lot Ak rods, Beautiful
lawn. shade and shrubbery. Price $3.50,
Location 9th st. near l.
Plum 492-Just look at this before buy
Ing elsewhere. A 4-room frame. 2x9 rods
Shade and fruit trees. Price only 1860
Located near South Temple and llth East
Streets.
Plum 476--A good business buy. A half
interest in a first class grocery business
for $50.
Plum 4l7-5x6 rods. A "B" street cor
ner within blocks OF Brigham, Faces
south and west. Price for whole $3.50,
VIII sell 2ihX6 rods on corner for 1900.
or the inside 2lax6 rods for N.0O. Terms.
See me before buying and let me show
you my complete list Of desirable proper
ties.
j. DOMAIN REAVIS,
Is w. End So.
Phone l1S.
At the sign:
"Whose Roof Is Over Your HeadY'
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AGENTS WANTED.


GOOD sALEswoMAN IN EVERY
county. so per month and comnE sion
Electorate Co. 1888 oFarell St. San
Francisco Cal
AGENTs-OrR MEN ARE MAKING 81
TO so a day hitting glasses: our free Eye
Book tells all about II. write today. Jack
sonan Optical College, Dept. CT. G-i4,
Jackson, Mich.
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Grand Ball tonight at saltair
No Impurities in ROYAL BREAD.
Why? Because II IS all made
by machinery and from the best
Minnesota and Kansas -four. Look
for the label
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

100 LOTS FREE. FIRST 40 APPLI.
cants sending stamp VIII receive a deed
@xloo iect, suburb \. ", title perfect
Century Realty Co. Wall Street, N. Y,
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"MANITOU'
80 PER CENT

Of the readers OF the Semi. Weekly
News are Farmers, Stockmen and
Ranchers. Advertisers desiring to
reach this class Of buyers, can find no
paper in the West that will serve their
needs so we'll.
Tax ON Babies.
Extreme hot weather il a great tax
upon the digestive power OF babies,
when puny and feeble they should be
given a few doses of Whites Cream
Vermifuge the chldrens tonic. 1t will
stimulate and facilitate the digestion
OF their food so that they soon become
strong, healthy and active. Csc at z.
c. VI. /. Drug Department
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FLORISTS AND sesDmsN.

CUT FLOWERS. FLORAL DESIGNS.
plants, seeds. decorations Schwarz q
Heinecke, q L. End So. Tel e1s.
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FEDERATED TRADES
EXCURSION.

Provo Canyon, June 18th.
Leave r. G. w depot a. m. Fine
dinner served at Upper Falls resort.
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DIR NELL c. BROWN,

The noted Hair Physician is ready for
business In her new Parlors, at No. 20
west Third South.
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ELECTRICAL.
TICKET BRoK ERS.

GRosHELLs TICKET OFFICE, Es-
tablished 1855. Railroad tickets bought,
sold and exchanged No. 22l Main ST. r..
n. Groshell, Manager.
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Grand Ball tonight at saltaIr.
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Quenches Thirst
Horsford's Acid Phosphate,

It makes a refreshing, cooling bever-
age and strengthening TJlic-superior
to lemonade.
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CASH REGISTERS.

NEW OR SECOND HAND, CASH.
TRADE or terms. sorenson-stoutt Co.,
" 4. End So.
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EXCURSION NORTH

Grand Ball tonight at saltaIr.
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Dancing tonight at saltalr.
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NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. os.
car Groshell. sales agent for Utah. Ex.
pert cash register repairing. Ne 81 Main.
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DON'T HESITATE BUT
INVESTIGATE THESE
PLUMS.

They are all ripe for picking. And II
you call you will find many more that are
worth your while looking over
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MOVING AND STORAGE.

REDMAN VAN & STORAGE CO., Of
fee 81 w. End South Money advanced on
goods. Packing and shipping q speciality,
Fire proof storage, i26 and rs S, W. Tenn
pie ST Phone 555
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14
ED H0WELL'S INCONSISTENCY
City OmciaI Recalls How "RaiIrOad
Joker" Got Into the Omaha
Charter.

Consistency thou art a Jewell" repeated
City Comptroller Westberg yesterday.
THAT quotation is brought to my mind by
the grafton delivered by Ed Howell in sup
port OF house roll III before the First
Ward democratic club last night. This
does not coincide with the action of Mr.
Howell in 1897 when he was a state sena-
tor from Douglas county. am told on
the best of authority by the man who drew
up most of the other portions Of the charter
that the Objectionable clause in section 9S,
which house roll Ill seeks to repeal, was
placed in the charter by Senator Howell
That is, he injected these words; Pro-
vided, That the tax commissioner shall take
the valuation and assessment of railroad
property within the city limits from the
returns made by the State Board of Equali-
cation to the county clerk
'At the time / protested to Howell and
others that the clause was not fair to the
people of Omaha, but the senator who
fathered ii laughed at me and told me that
such would not be the case. l remember
these things too distinctly not to contrast
them with the declarations made by Mr..
Howell Thursday night"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14
SURPRISE TO COFFEE JoBBERs
Price Goes Up, Despite Widely Circu-
lated ReportE of over
Production.

There was an advance in, the price of
coffee this week and 1t is said the price
will go still higher. For three months
coffee factors and market news bureaus
have been sending out reports Of the large
visible supply, It being claimed that there
was enough coffee In sight to last for two
years with the crop to be harvested this
season. Columns were written to prove
that the price must decline to a point
below which It had been for many years
and many persons supposed to be familiar
with the situation had let stocks decline,
expecting to buy at a lower figure.
Then came strange news from Brazil.
There was a sudden shrinkage of 100000
bags in the visible supply. Green coffee
advanced from Is to 20 points and the
roasters of package coffee advanced prices
one-half cent pound. other roasters
have been compelled to meet the advance
on account of the reports from the coffee
producing regions and It is now said that
the market will go higher rather than
lower.
''It seems" said a local jobber, that
the dealers in coffee have been made the
victims OF designing factors. One coffee
report, which is usually correct, told Of
bear conditions last week and 1t now de-
velops that the publisher is buyer for
the sugar trust and other coffee roasters
A good many were taken in by the deal
and no one knows where the market will
20 to-"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14
CALL MEMBERS ON THE CARPET
Action Of Douglas Delegation H. Ex-
posing the Railroad TentacIes OF
the Mercerite Machine.

All the republican members Of the Doug
las county delegation in the legislature
have been summoned to return to Omaha
for a conference tonight with the political
managers who claim the credit OF having
nominated them last fall. The immediate
subject for discussion is the attitude of
these senator's and representatives on the
bills for equal taxation Of railroad prop
erty for city purposes. The delegation
from this county ct Lincoln was expected
to lay up political capital for the Mercer
machine TO be used in wrestling the mu-
nicipal government from the present city
administration in the coming spring cam
paign, but the bosses have discovered that
their indifference to the demands Of Omaha
taxpayers for legislation that will put an
end TO railroad tax-shirking is opening the
peoples eyes to the fact that the Mercer
machine is really a railroad annex de-
vised to give the railroads control Of all
the official machinery of this city and
county. How to counteract this sentiment
without alternating their railroad support is
what the politicians are trying to figure
out.
"Our fellows down at Lincoln have simply
got to make a better stand in this tax
matter or they will queer us all through"
said one of the most active workers in the
anti ranks THAT bad break made by Hall
in introducing the bill by special request
has done us a whole lot Of damage. Then,
too, not a single member Of the delegation
has yet come out in the open with any ev-
isdence OF vigorous fight for omaha's
rights. l hear people everywhere saying
that the Douglas delegation seems to be
able to get whatever It wants; that it put
through the postponement Of the city cleo
tion and passed the water works bill with
out any trouble, and that II they fall down
in the tax matter It will be because they
are not In earnest for IT. II this proves to
be the truth we will never hear the end
Of It, That's what we have called them on
the carpet for. They have already put us
in a hole and they will have to pull us out
again"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14
POOR ART FOR WINTER TIME
Decision of Prosecutor Thomas After
Hurried Peer Into Two Pic
ture Machines.

City Prosecutor B. f. Thomas, a modest
man more schooled in law than in art, took
one hurried peep into two picture machines
yesterday and decided what he was go
ing to do to the proprietors of the places
wherein they were seized by the police.
One of the places was 5l1 South Sixteenth
and the other 1872 Farnam, and Charles
Cannon and Charles Bridenbecker, the pro-
prietors, are TO De prosecuted in police
court.
Mr.. Thomas inspection" was a most
trying ordeal. Only a sense OF his respon-
sibility to the community sustained him.
When he had finished he said to the blush
ing policemen who stood about him:
"Gentlemen, this may be art, but it's a
poor art for the winter months. My good
ness, II / didn't wear any more clothes
than some in those pictures I'd have a cold
all the time. / don't believe in encouraging
such fashions"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14
SELLING TOBACCO TO MINORS
school Boards Attorney wants
william stein Prosecuted
on the Charge.

Upon the request of Carl Herring, at
torney for the school board, City Prosecutor
Thomas has made another complaint
against William Stein, tobacco dealer on
Hamilton street. Stein was recently ar
rested and charged with selling tobacco to
minors, but was released upon the advice
of the prosecutor, who held that Stein
could not be convicted under the COM
plant. He maintained that STEMS convic-
tion could only be secured on evidence
proving that he had sold cigarette papers
or cigarettes to minors. Attorney Herring
holds differently. He proposes to test the
case, as he considers the evidence against
Stein worthy Of being submitted. Stein
will be taken into custody.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14
Announcements of the Theaters.

Tho Orpheum will give matinee and
evening performances today which will
close the engagement of the orpheum
Road Show. The bill opening rhe week
with a matinee tomorrow includes VIII
NJ Cressey and Blsnch Dayne in a new
sketch entitled "Bill Bifin's Baby" which
is said to be as brimful of wholesome
humor and elevating touches Of nature as
any of its predecessors. Another prom
inent feature will be Miss Edith Helena,
who has created a sensation with the ex-
traordinsry range of her soprano voice, it
being claimed to extend a note higher
than Ellen Beach Yaw's. Others are
Zazell and Vernon, comedy horizontal bar
experts; Wood and Bates, instrumentalists;
the three Livingstons, high-class society
acrobats; Lizzie Wilson, comedienne and
the Kinodrome.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14
KILL THE DANDRUFF GERM
Or Your Hair VIII FAN out TIu You
Become Bald.

Modern science has discovered that dan
drum is caused by a germ that digs up the
scalp in scales, as 1t burrows down TO the
roots Of the hair. where It destroys the
hairs vitality, causing falling hair, and,
ultimately, badness. After Prof, Unna,
of Hamburg, Germany, discovered the dan
drum germ, all efforts to hnd a remedy
failed until the great laboratory discovery
was made which resulted In Newbro's
Herpicide. Il alone of all other hair prep
arations kills the dandruff germ. Without
dandruff. hair grows luxuriantly. Destroy
the cause, you remove the effect"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14
Mortality statIstics.

The following births and deaths have
been reported 10 the Board of Health for
the last twenty-four hours. ending at noon
Friday:
Births-Philip Newdel 1914 Pierce, girl;
William Rudolph, 2629 Sherman avenue,
girl; Rudolph Roth 1lH North Sixteenth.
boy; Victor Beck, 3016 Seward. boy; Henry
Il pieS son -, 10 SosIn , Doy 'ohh
Deaths-Josephine X. MOstyn. 20l0 Spruce.
10: Marcia II. Arnold. died In Wise Memo
rial hospital, home at Girard, Kan, -;
- SchWalm. Twenty NTH and Oak.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14
STATISTICS OF DRAUGHT BEER
Thirsty Omahans Have the OppOr-
tunity 10 Play in Large
Repertoire.

Clerk W. I. Kierstead OF the Board Of
Fire and Police Commissioners has com
piled a statement showing certain informa-
tion regarding saloons to which licenses
have been granted for 1903. In the re-
capitulation the kinds OF beer on draught
is shown by saloons as follows: Metz
Bros, so; Storz, 46; Krug, 42; Schlitz, 40;
Anheuser Busch, IA; Val Blatz, 6; letter, 6;
Pabst, 8; Lemp, s; Willow Springs, 5;
Schoenhofen, 3; Gettelman. l. There are
thirteen wholesale concerns that retail
liquor and sell no beer. making a total Of
236
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14

Mirth, melody and music is the keynote
of the performance to be given by the
famous Black Patti Troubadours at the
Boyd. Sunday matinee and night.
Those sweet singers and ebony -colored
fun makers OF Dixie Land have been recog-
nized for years as a high-class standard
attraction and one that has scored a phe>
nomenal popular success with theater-
goers in all sections of the country. Among
the people in it's ranks are to be fond
the most talented of Afro-American sing
ers, dancers and comedians.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14

Just one week from Monday night the
Elks' entertainment and masquerade ball
occurs at the Ak-Sar-Ben den. Great
preparations are being made for 1t and
the evidences are now that the place will
be crowded and that it will be the most
brilliant social event OF that magnitude
ever held in Omaha. Every Elk has two
tickets for sale and almost all Of the
sale.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14
DIED.

MOsTYN-Jossie, daughter Of Captain p.
Mostyn, February Is.
Funeral Saturday, February a. from rest
dence, 2O10 Spruce street, at p. m. Inter-
ment in Holy Sepulcher cemetery.
BERG-Henry, at 2303 Cass street.
Funeral notice later.
CoNGLEToN-Mr. John NJ, February u,
aged so years.
Funeral Saturday. February H. from resi-
dence, 2l13 Maple street.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14
OMAHA BOY HELD FOR MURDER
Charge is that He Gave Man "knOck-
out" Drops with Fatal
Result.

former bell boy in the Murray hotel
named Hill, who was wanted here for the
theft OF $50 from a guest at the hotel, has
been arrested in St. Louis on charge OF
murder He is alleged to have given man
knockout drops" with fatal result. In
formation concerning ais arrest has been
received by Chief Donahue. Hill was
wanted in st. Paul. Minneapolis, Detroit,
Buffalo and other cities at the time he was
arrested in st. Louis.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14
A serious Mistake.

To the average man 1t seems childish to
doctor a cold, and unless II becomes par
ticularly annoying to him little or no atten-
tion is given It. Often a cold contracted in
the winter is allowed TO run until the open
ing OF spring. This is a grave mistake, as
even though the warm weather may bring
relief, the system is thereby weakened and
rendered susceptible to disease. A cold
should never be neglected. whether II be a
child or an adult who is afiicted as health
and often life is risked A bottle of Cham
berlains Cough Remedy costing but a small
amount. win bring speedy relief and all
dangerous consequences will be avoided.
Publish youl legal notices in The Weekly
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