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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-17
COMING TO OMAHA
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ication of the Louisiana Purchase exposl-
tion grounds.
He will arrive at Kansas City, Mo-, on
the morning Of May l and remain there
several hours, visiting Kansas City, Kan,
Lawrence, and Topeka, Kan, the SANE day.
The night will be spent at Topeka, He
will make brief stops next day at Manhat-
tan, Junction City, Abilene, Ellsworth,
Russell, Hay and Wakeney, and arrive at
Sharon Springs, Kan, late in the evening.
Sunday will be passed at that place.
On Monday, May 4, the president will
visit Cheyenne Wells, Denver, Colorado
Springs, Pueblo and Trinidad, all in
Colorado. He will be in Santa
Fe, N. NJ, and Albuquerque on Tuesday,
May 8. The greater part Of May 6 will be
spent at Grand Canyon, Ariz. After c
brief stop at Seligman, Ariz., on the night
Of May 6, the president will proceed to
Barstow, Cal, arriving there the morning
Of May 7. Redlands and San Bernardino,
Cal, will be visited and he Will arrive at
Riverside, CAL, late that day and spend
the night there. On May s he will stop
at Claremont and Pasadena, Cal, reaching
Los Angeles early in the afternoon, whore
he will return the next morning.
Busy I'm California.
On May 9 he will visit Ventura, Santa
Barbara and Luis Obispo, Sunday, May 10,
will be spent at Monterey, Cal, Pajaro,
Santa Cruz and San Jose will be visited
on Monday. May II, that night being spent
at the last named place. During the morn
ing Of May y the president will stop at
Palo Alto and Burllngame, and will arrive
at San Francisco early in the afternoon.
The remainder OF that day and Wednesday
and Thursday, May IS and ID, will be spent
in San Francisco, Oakland and Berkeley.
The party will then go to Raymond, Cal,
where four days will be spent in the
Yosemite valley and big tree region. Or
the morning of Tuesday, May 10, the presi-
dent will enter Nevada, stopping at Reno
and Carson.
That evening he will return TO California
for a few hours stay at Sacramento. IN
Wednesday, May 20, he will be at Reddine
and sisson, Cal, and at Ashland, Ore
Thursday morning, May 2i, he will spend
at Salem. Ore. reaching Portland early that
afternoon, where he will remain until the
morning. From Portland he will go into
Washington, stopping at Chehalis, Cen
tTalia, Olympia and Tacoma. At TacomS
the party will take a boat trip on Saturday
May 23, on Puget Sound, touching at Brem-
erton and Everett, the trip ending at Seat
tie late that afternoon. The special train
will run empty from Tacoma to Seattle.
Sunday. May "a, will be passed In Seat
tie. Other Washington cities will be Wis
tied on May 20 in this order: Ellensburg
North Yakima, Pasco, Wallula and Wall
Walla. Early on May 90 the president viii
arrive at Spokane, remaining there for sew
eral hours. During that day he Will stoI
at Tokoa, wash; Harrison, Idaho, an.
Wallace, dab
Returns 10 Nebraska June 4.
The next morning he will reach Helena
Mont, and during the day will visit Butte
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-17
Pains in the Small of the Back

pa a fe bP Psss a tf f SSene amt ndh9 1 m trSSar12 of tn he BLADDER torpid liver cloudy urine pains
hese outward symptoms sIdom show III msdes uni The nnr has n5 as
symptoms great care should BET taken to top the progress Of the disease and prevent
Il proving fta. Safe Cure is what you need. You can buy it at any drug store or
for years Take no other.
Beware of so-caled kidney cures which are full of sediment and of bad
odor-thcy are positively harmful and do not cure.
WARMERS SAFE PILLS move the bowels gently and aid a speedy cure.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-17

He will go into Idaho on Thursday. Nav
2S, stopping at Pocatello, Boise. Mamma.
Mountain Home and Shoshone. Early on
Friday, May 30, he will reach Salt Lake
City, Utah, remaining there several hours.
During the afternoon and evening he will
stop at Ogden, Utah, and Evanston, Wyo.
Saturday morning, May 80, Laramie, Wyo.,
will be reached. At this point the presi-
dent will leave the train. He will spend
May 30 in a manner suitable to Memorial
day, and will reJoin his train at Cheyenne,
Sunday, May 81, will be passed at Cheyenne.
On Monday, June l, the trip home will be-
gin. and North Platte, Neb., will be Wis
tied. The president will enter Iowa on
the morning of June 2, touching at Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Denison, TT. Dodge, Cedar Falls
and Dubuque.
The next morning he will make brief
stops at Freeport, Rockford, Rochelle, Au-
rora, Joliet, Dwight, Pontiac, Lexington
and Bloomington, all in Illinois. The night
of June 8 will be spent at BLOOMINGTON.
On June 4 he will visit Lincoln, ILL.,, SPRING
field, Ill, and Decatur, ILL.,, and will ar
rive at Indianapolis that night. Thence he
will proceed direct to Washington, making
only necessary stops and arrive here on the
evening Of Friday, June s.
During the trip the president will make
many speeches. A majority Of them will
be delivered from the platform Of his car,
but others will be of national Importance.
HASTINGS, Neb., March 16.-(Special
Telegram.)-A telegram was received this
afternoon by Mayor Miles from Senator
Charles H.. Dietrich, announcing that Pres
ident Roosevelt will stop at Hastings on
Monday, April q. The president will ar
rive in Hastings over the St. Joseph &
Grand Island road from Grand Island and
will remain here thirty minutes. The an
nouncement was a most welcome surprise
to the citizens Of Hastings and great
preparations will be made for an enthu-
siastic and cordial welcome.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-17
FOOD LESSONS
what Proper Food VIII DO.

ut was but a few months ago that l
learned how to feed myself right" said a
man from Washington, Ill. Then l was
but a part Of what l am now. was
greatly troubled with my stomach, my mus
cles were weak and aaoby. and was com
plotely tired out. faint and dizzy after a
days work.
II commenced using Grape-Nuts. and in
4 short time noticed a marked change. The
food gave me Just the kind OF nouriehment
/ needed and agreed with my stomach so
well that l soon forgot l had one. l gained
rapidly strength, my brain became clear
and the woru-out feeling at night entirely
disappeared. Now l am in the best "
health and weigh $50 pounds, which Is
more than / ever weighed before.
Il induced the son Of q friend TO use
Grape-Nuts; he was sick and weakly.
caused mostly by indigestion and other
troubles arising from a bad stomach. He
then weighed l25 pounds; in a few weeks,
after using Grape-Nuts daily, he was so
greatly improved that he entered the field
day contests and acquitted himself splen-
didly. He kept gradually increasing in
weight until now he weighs l4s pounds, all
hard muscle, ana is playing on the local
foot ball team, a thing that a year ago
anyone would have laughed at"
II half the people who have weak stom-
hchs or are about half well. would stop
eating poorly cooked food and use Grape
Nuts instead they would not only save
money. but would soon be as healthy as the
best. Name given BY Postum Co. Battle
Greek Mich.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-17
At 10 o'clock the house adjourned.
SENATE is BUSY ON ROUTINE
Nothing Occurs During the Day to Dis
turb the Even Tenor of
Events.
From a stan Correspondent

NfTOW Il stan correspondent
LINCOLN, March 16.-(speclal)-The
senate convened at 2 o'clock with President
pro. tenn. Harrison in the chair.
Standing committees reported for general
file the following bills:
s. F. 2s2, providing that a copy OF the
statutes be furnished all the state libraries
in Nebraska and the state libraries of every
state in the union.
S. F. 239, for the improvement of the pub
lie highways.
S. F. 1873, providing for the payment OF
road tax.
S. F. 200 and H. B. 112 were indefinitely
postponed. The former is an act repeating
the law relating to the destruction Of weeds
in the public highways. H. r. 112 is the
county commissioners bridge bill. 1t pro-
vides that the board shall have greater
power and shall not be compelled to furn-
ish specifications upon which bids are made,
A similar bill has already passed the SEN
ate.
The following bills were passed:
s. F. SO, providing for the destruction OF
prairie dogs,
S. +. 157, providing that all warrants
issued by proper authority Of any county.
city. township or school district shall draw
interest, and providing the rate.
S. F.. 1856, providing that the balance Of
funds in the hands Of the Nebraska Relief
association shall be paid into the state
treasury and that Rev. Ludden shall be re-
imbursed for postage and stationery ex-
pense.
S. F. 1s1, providing for registration OF
voters. The registration shall be held at
the office Of the city clerk and shall begin
on the first Monday Of the month preced-
ing each and every election. except school
district elections, aud shall end on the Sat
urday next preceding said election. The
board shall also be in session on election
day.
The order Of business OF the report OIL
standing committee was returned to and
the following reports were made:
II, r. 235, which was indefinitely post
poned Saturday, was recalled from thu
house. This bill increase the amount o.
Indebtedness TO be voted by school districts
II. R. 7, providing how railroads may con.
denim property in order to get the right.
of-way. General hle.
S. f.. 295. providing for the open seasoI
Of hsh. Placed on general file.
S. f.. 29O, providing for the open season
for certain game, was indefinitely post
poned.
The senate went into committee Of tn
whole with Howell OF Douglas Ia tn,
chair and made the following disposition
OF bills:
S. F. POI, placing constitutional amend
ments al head of oficial ballot. ordere,
engrossed.
S. F. 22s. providing for certificates =
satisfaction in case Of foreclosure Of Ia,
liens. Ordered engrossed.
S. +. AIS. providing that mutual insur
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-17
WARMERS SAFE CURE CURES

or bladder trouble AS
fro SAFE Cure. is puTy, vegetable and CO ntms 10 narcotic or harmful drugs It is
effective tonic; It Is a sumuant to dig euon and awakens the torpid liver 1t re-
pairs tn tissues soothes Inflammation an Irritation, imulat the enfIedo organs
heals at the same m 1t bulds up h. body, gives it rengt and res0rs
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-17

supreme court librarian at an annual salary
Of $500; an assistant at 5000 a year; a
deputy clerk at $1,000; three assistant
clerks at 5000 a year each. II also provides
for a raise in salary of the head nurse Of
the Home for the Friendless at Lincoln
from $500 to 900 a year and a raise in SAL
airy for the steward of the insane hospital
at Lincoln from 81, 200 to $1,000 a year.
The committee on soldiers homes re-
ported for indefinite postponement H. r.
1862, by DERRICK of York. providing for the
establishment at Lincoln Of a home for
veterans of the civil and Spanish and
PHILIPPINE wars, their wives and mothers
Two pure food bills, H. r. PA and II.
X. 225, by Christy of Nemaha and Ferrar
of Hall respectively, were recommended
for passage by the committee on agricul-
ture. Provision was made on motion Of
Sears of Burt for lacking on an emergency
clause to the bill repeating the wolf bounty
law. Sears said this would mean a saving
to the state Of at least $1,000.
At Ais the house took a recess until
1880. when the revenue bill will be taken
up as a special order.
At 1880 the night session convened. On
motion Of Robbins Of Gage, H. r.. 20, the
Ramsey elevator bill, was made a special
Olut " ~ GlSCh AOuoIIO" HlOTulnb'
A motion by Sweezy of Adams to employ
an official stenographer because he claimed
the newspapers misquoted members, was
tabled. He based his grievance on re-
ports of his attitude on the railroad section
of the revenue bill. Douglas, Good, Will
son and Thompson objected to the motion.
Wilson thought IL a member was too thin
skinned to stand criticism he ought to
thicken his skin. Thompson said the re-
porters were entitled to commiseration ow-
ing to the poor acoustics Of the hall.
Jones Of Otoe took occasion to say he had
been seriously m~isquoted by the one paper,
but he did not approve OF Sweezy's mo-
ton. Deles Dernier Of Cass moved to ia
BILE sweezy's motion.
Sweezy offered this amendment:
THAT in determining the value of prop
erty and franchises OF any such railroad
company or corporation the State Board Of
Equalization and Assessment shall add the
market or actual value OF Its stocks, and
the debts of said railroad or corporation
represented by its bonds and mortgage tint
debtedness and deduct therefrom the value
of its tangible property outside of It's right
Of way. which may be locally assessed.
Mr.. Sweezy said the difference between
his and the Caldwell amendment was that
his provided for taxing railroads on their
tangible property where they had no stocks
and bonds, while the Caldwell amendment
omitted this provision. He went on to ex-
plain that the Kansas City & Omaha road.
with 1874 miles, had no stocks and bonds,
and would therefore under the Caldwell
amendment, escape taxation. Caldwell is
favorable to Sweezy's amendment.
An amendment by Good OF Nemaha was
carried removing the age tax limit from
stock.
At 10 O'Clock the house adjourned,
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-17
HOUSE HEARS COMMITTEES
Revenue Bill Laid over in Afternoon
and Taken Up at Night
Session.
From a STAFF Correspondent.)

LINCOLN, March l6.-(special.)-On con-
venlng at $3.50 this afternoon the house
entered, on committee reports, deferring
further action on the revenue bill as a spe-
cial order until the night session. The
committee on finance. ways and means
reported for passage the salaries approprla.
tion bill amended so as to add a deputy
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-17

ance companies may insure in all corporate
cities and villages OF the United States in
stead OF just in this state as at present
Indefinitely postponed.
S. f. Is, providing that those engaged in
the business of compiling abstracts and re-
ceive pay for same shall file a bond, and
providing for the various amounts Of the
bonds, and providing a penalty for failure
to file bond. ordered engrossed.
The senate adjourned at $3.50 o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-17

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OF public moneys at Lander, Wyo,; VIII
liam T.. Adams. register OF the land once
at Lander, Wyo.; George Upler OF Pennsyl-
vsnia, inspector general OF steam vessels
Agree ON Policy
The democratic senators at thir caucus
today resolved to stand together In sup
port Of two amendments TO the Panama
canal treaty,
One Of these provides for the modification
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-17

that the pardon was executed in contra
vention of the law requiring the publica-
tion OF notices OF intention two weeks prior
to the ~pardon-these facts are regarded
as pretty substantial grounds for action.
Lawyers in the house have gone so far as
TO say that BARLEY could easily be re-
turned to the penitentiary in the light OF
these facts.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-17
Eczema. No Cure, NO ray.

Your druggist will refund your money II
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure ringworm,
letter, cid ulcers and sores. pimples and
blackheads on the face. and all skin dis
eases. so cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-17
LINDSAY SEES PRESIDENT

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where the stock was coming from. He
thought that some person was selling short.
and he thought that It would be interest
ing to squeeze that person. 1t was tho
mistake Of Mr.. Keene's lifetime. The per
son in the question was E.. II. Hartman,
a man who had in his treasury more South
ern Pacific stock than even Mr.. Keene and
his powerful pool would care to buy, and a
person moreover who II control of Southern
Pacific once passed out Of his hands could
turn around and make Southern Pacific
worth less than S25 per share.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-10-02
Editor News:
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LakeView Locals.

Editor News:
Dry weather continues.
Wheat sowing still going on.
Gathering crops is now the talk.
The grain is gong 10 be light
but he forage will be good.
Stock are fat. Some OF the
neighbors have been selling cat
tie. Mr.. Luna brought Fra nix
Ames's calves, some 50 head,
giving IS per head, and some
cows at Sl3 80 per head. There
are others for sale here but the
owners want little more than
that price for them.
Mrs. George Black, who has
been confined to her bed for
twenty years and suffered Sc
verely most all of that time, is
now able to be up and about the
place. She says She feels well
and is satisfied that she is now
on the road to perfect health.
G.. 3.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-10-02
WEEKLY STOCK TRAIN.

Kansas Ry of Texas and Pecos Valley lines begin
Monday July 9th 1903 and continuing every Monday
November 3D. 1903 long the business
shall demand will operate regular Weekly Stock train
1893 connection with the A. II s. f. Ry,
City St Joseph and Chicago markets. This train
order offer the best possible facilities for the
shipment of market cattle in less than ainoad lots from New
Panhandle of Texas Particulars to schedule
etc. be obtained by writing
DoN A. SWEET, Traffic Manager,
(See Local Agents Amarillo, Texas.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-10-02

I
Hereford Wednesday on bust
ness.
Mrs. 0. G. Davis returned
Wednesday from Panhandle
City, where she has been visit
ing for the past two weeks.
T. M. Laster, the genial Section
foreman on this end of the P. Y. &
N. E., came down the road Monday
with his force from Amarillo, where
he had been for the past two weeks
laying switches.
Earl Cobb stopped off here Mon
day evening on his return home
from Roswell, where he had been
taking in the Fair. He brought
back with him a box of apples for
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. E.
Cobb.
We haven't heard anything
definite about our brick yard
proposition this week, which
promises fair to become a grea t
enterprise of our town, but we
wouldn't be surprised at any
old time bearing of car load of
brick coming in for wa k
down Evelyn street.
Several of our citizens who are
entirely above suspicion of ever
having belonged to the Buffaloes,
have this week been testing the
quality of little vial of vinegar
held in the possession of a few
mlrth-provoking fellows. Wen
not mention any names, but Jack
Campbell will tell you how it hap
pened. That little sense of taste
in mans appetite will cause him
to do some queer things at times.
Where necessity ends in ones
wants, curiosity begins; and no
sooner are we supplied with every
thing that nature can demand,
than we sit down to contrive artif-
cial appetiteS.
The Dunbar building, con-
tracted for on the south side Of
the square is to be 100 feet long
Ly 30 feet wide with fourteen
foot wall and glass front. Dun
bar is as silent as a clam as to
who will occupy the building
and the character of the bust
ness to be run there, but the
News gets it from other scources
that a general line Of hard ware
will be the stock N trade and
that Mr.. -, and others will
handle the business. l.. A.
Robson is TO be the builder of
the house.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-10-02
Attention Ladies'!

Mrs. w. D. Street has splen-
did line of Dress Suits, made to
order and ready made, Dress
Skirts made-to,order and ready
made, also a nice line of Snawls
and FasciuatorS. When in need
of anything real stylish in the
Millinery line do not fail to call
on her.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-10-02
susususususttsusususususrsusus
FOR SALE.

Two sections of land 2 miles
north of Plainview on Canyon
City road west side, Will sell
one or both sections. Price
right, terms easy. Address
G. NJ. PATTILLO,
Stamford, Texas.
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LakeView Locals.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-10-02
Local..
Who is H. l.. POWE:
See his ad on page 2.

w. -. Dal1u IS taxing Ill Kansas
City this week.
G. N. Harrison paid a bust.
ness visit to Amarillo Tuesday.
Miss Lille Leonard left last
Friday for Mobeetie, where she
will assume charge Of a school.
Clark Smith and wife have
the latest novelty of the season
at their home-a new girl.
Miss Amelia Wilson visited friends
in Amarillo a few days last week,
returning home Monday.
Miss Lula Palmer, of Canadian,
is visiting her uncle, Mr.. George
Palmer, this week.
Mrs. NJ. G.. Chamlee has been
quite sick this week, suffering
from some affection of the
heart.
Wednesday S. H. Heyser pur-
chased business lot on the east
side of the square from J, H. Dun
bar, paying $3.50.
J. w. Turner, the old reliable
carpenter, has just about complet-
ed the neat little cottage for G. c.
Long, just north of the railroad
track.
Leonard Brothers, the carpen.
ters, have been identifying O. G.
Davis residence by making some
additions and dong general repair
work.
Rev. Younger was down from
Charming "Wednesday and Thurs,
day and conducted the prayer SER
vice at the Baptist church Wednes-
day evening.
F. l.. Vanderburgh. formerly of
The Brand, at Hereford, will as.
sumo control of the Live Stock
Champion at Amarillo, shortly.
DR.. d. NJ. Stewart and wife
were made happy by the arrival
of a pair of little girls last Sun
day evening. They weighed s!
and So respectively.
J. S. Murphy, the Burton-Lingo
Lumber Co. dispenser, says he
can show his fellow idlerS few
points on making WEARY Willie"
easy chair, He has got it down al
most to a scientific precision.
Miss Mae Lair is now employ
ed with Mrs. W. D. Street in
the Millinery department and
will be pleased to see her friends
there at all times
Wade Stephenson will have a
neat little cottage erected with
in the next Is days. We under
stand that it will be some where
in the southwest portion of
town.
A handsome rostrum for altar
and choir has been installed in
the Baptist church building this
week by Lee Sbifflet. This i'm
provement grew out of the kind
ly services of the Baptist Ladies
Aid Society.
Miss Jessie Sullivan, VINO mas
spent the past two weeks with
her friend, Mrs. j. P. Crawford,
left Tuesday for Hereford where
she will possibly remain with
her sister until Christmas.
J. II. Dunbar has moved his
shoe shop from the south side
to his lots on the east side OF
the square, just south OF l. u.
Corners. He has contracted
for the erection Of an Iron
building on the site he vacates.
The c.. p. Workers will give
an oyster supper at the Post
Office next Thursday night,
Oct, Sth. Fresh oysters, fried,
stewed, or raw, % cts per doz-
en. Chocolate and cake, two