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Evening journal., 1906-10-02

had borrowed dollar from Mrs.
Darlington in addition to the coat and
hat. had taken a train from Lenape,
north. after buying a ticket for Coates
vile instead of going to Wilmington,
as she said she intended. That was on
Wednesday.
The appearance Of the horsemen this
morning led TO the belief that the lady
belonged to the family she said she
did. and that she was suffering from
mental troubles. This. however, is
not vouched for, and there may be
another solution for the strange con-
duct.
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PUBLIC SALES.


PUBLIC SALE AT A BARGAIN.
At our farm Mt Cuba, Del, on
MONDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1906.
Is head Of every description. ] carload Of
fresh cows and close springers from Ian
caster county. Pa. These cows are large
and strong and show plenty OF milk. a
carload of heifers and a few stock bulls
Several backward spfingers we have dealt
for IN the neighborhood. Gentlemen come
and spend the afternoon with us as we
have an we advertise. We disposed OF SO
head IN our last sale and may have over
"a hundred by day Of this safe. Come early
and take dinner with US. a few shoats
S Nly days credit Interest added Cows
delivered. Cows tested by DIR. James r.
AIahany for Pennsylvania.
O'NEAL BROTHERS.
Mt Cuba, Del
Ellis Hicks CLERK.
Price DillWOrth. Auc
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FARMS FOR SALE.

BUY A FAItM III TRANSATLANTIC.
NEW JERSEY OR DELAWARE
Beat states for profitable farming. Soil
adapted 20 great variety OF crops. Near
markets that pay best prices for Your pro-
ducts Farm lands IN these States my
speciality, sold and bought. Write Cor par
ticulnfs RAYMOND q. Prick. 100 r. u,
Trust Bid. Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1906-10-02

In Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
at o'clock this evening the
october quarterly meeting Of the In
ternational Sunshine Society Will be
held. A large attendance OF members
OF the society and its friends is re-
quested.
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Assumes His Duties.

Professor Henry Hayward. of Mt.
Hermon, Mass, who was recently
elected director Of the Experiment sta
ton and Professor Of Agriculture of
Delaware College. assumed his duties
yesterday
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Ira w. Owens who for a number OF
years has been freight agent at Middle
town has been made chief clerk in the
PerryvIle freight station. He as
sumed his pew duties this morning.
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ADMINISTRATIVE SALE.
VIII be sold ~ public sale on
MONDAY. OCTOBER s. 1906.

At / o'clock. D. M.
The estate of @. W. Little on the road
leading from Stanton 10 Drummonds HilI,
Min Creek hundred, Del, the following
articles: Two good work or driving horsss
No. / a gray mare, z years old. works or
drives No. ?, black mare, six years old
good driver or worker; No. a colt COM
ing three years old "a good dairy COWS
heifers bull, shoats. chickens dccks
and geese. one 13-horse Peerless Traction
engine. Chalfant thresher: 19-lnch Ohio
cutter with 40 feet Of carrier. Half interest
in scven-foot Champion binder Champior
mower, horse plows forks. harrows
Dsiry fixtures of all kinds; harness. corr
in the shock, hay in the barn. Two stack,
Of mulluok and household goods Of every
description. All sums over S2l0O a credit
Of three months viii be given with inter.
est added.
FLORENCE n. LITTLE,
Administrative.
II. NJ Whteman, Auct. s29-7t
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WILMINGTON. DEL.
Daily. paiy except sunday. 5 sunday
NEW YORK ana the East. 'S2G 90,
go Ills. sll35 a. M 49, $3.50, 'o.i,
Royal Lim.ted '5.42, 'uo0 p m.
PHILADELPHIA. e226. 1913. 500 OocaD,
.eiu $50 QocaDl 800. in.lol 1894 uochl
1io sl0fS docaD. li0.5i locaD, III,
u9eal, 1852 looaD, '5l Royal LIN"
So h0 locaD, 400 sio5 uocaD' '"'-'
5000 uoclO, tl100 p. no.
CHESTER, $50 OocaD .6f F.o OocaH,
~. no. sS3i N0ca). t0.40, slo.45 lloct'
ivoi Npeal, sllaJ "a. M, l.@o, o'v' WI
~ st9l locnD, 1859 QocaD. t.19 Aio l,,
ivl 5000 uocaD. +1i2. $3.50 OocAD' 'Ai'''
BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON -Ais
1910. li0l o. m.. ti06. t247. +4fl, $50
o.H Royal Limited" 800 'lo.oo p. ~
BALTIMORE and Way stations 1.se'
soio @. in,, 1910. 5000 b. M.
NEWARK. F413. ZOO. sS1G Ii0i, a. NJ
i-'4t 'loa $40. $3.50. 5000, !f.o'' ''''''
all.a0 j.. m
SINCERITY. i1W sSl6. mon Expres
q. m., go. 1910. $3.50 CIXpress)' sovN
! 400 Nl80 b. m.
! NnENBERd and Way stations, 9.-''
,,i s .l.l. 10 g m., 1900. sf@ % m, 49,.
III ISbUkG, tN.iG "a. ma. s4ii lool, -o.tt'
Royal Limited" 'i003 D. in.
CHICAGO fSl6 a. No.. f2H D. m.
ciNCINNATI ST LOUIS s. LOUIS
] WILLIE, fS16 "a. m.. tlOi. f9ea p. m'
/ Del. Ave. sia.. Dclmarva Tel. 2is5; d. q
a. TEL ti22-A city Ticket ofnce
J Market street. d. s. A. Tel LISA DE-
marvia Tel 215
II. a. Miller Travol.ins Passenger Asent
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NOTICE.


NOTICE-The members OF the Indepen-
dence Fire Company are hereby notified
to attend in a body, the funeral of Charles
DEM. Meet in the engine house at
o'c.ock sharp. Wedne day, Oct. 3. o2-lt
REPAIRS TO AUTOMOBILES AND
ENGINES AND GENERAL MA
CHINE WORK PROMPTLY At
TENDED TO.
II. A. HEINEL COMPANY,
DELAWARE AVE. & SCOTT SITS,
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
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FOR SALE

Bakeries. coal yards. dry goods stores,
groceries, saloons. country hotels, meat
markets, leases cigar and news stands.
manufacturing plants, farms. houses. Also
lots In all parts Of the country, on easy
terms. / have clients who wish 70 buy
your property OF business. Yours might
suit them. Send me description Of prop
erty or business and lowest price. can
not supply the demand. Money TO loan on
mortgages rents collected estates man.
aged I sell fire. life, accident, health and
plate gass insurance. None but best COM
panios represented. no charge for advice
or trouble. Lists mailed on application.
T. Il. McEVILLy
6sS West Fourth St., Wilmington, Del
Dol. Phone 293l. D. & A. s04D.
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Atlantic Const Line Express l.03 a. III.
ana 1856 j. m. daily
southern Railway Express. 40 a. m
60 and IM p. M, daily.
scapoard Air Line way--Expres8
ago M, and $3.50 p. M. daily
Norfolk ana Western Rnilway-For
Memphis and New Orleans. GIG y. M
daily
~hcsanealse & Ohio Railway Express
NO. n. m. weok-days fl.i9 and SIS p. nj.
daily
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For New Castle, 6.55, S2S a. m, 3.O5. s<f
and 652 p. m, weekdays, 7.53 a. IA. AMI
40 D. M, Sundays. ~
Dor. l.pwesn and Rohpbothl sPbta M
aed aff. ~ tn. .wcek-days,i Eb8 AZ n' and
ago n. Ih., sundays.
For Dover Harrington and Delrar
6.S. 1919 n. M, 3.ff, G52 p. M. and fo0i
night weekdays 1858 a. M, A30 d. m ana
1900 night Sundays
For Harrington ana way stations. 6b5
q. m and 3ol p. m weekdays
Express Tor Cape Charles, Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk 1919 a. m, week.
dgys and 1900 night daily
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FOR ATLANTIC oIrY and CAPE NAV

Connecting VIA West Philadelphia, or
Brrad Street $50 a. m., 1920 (Satur-
days only, 1870, 2.5S and 6iS p. m. week
days. ans. Si2 "a. M, 1915 and 61S D. M.
Sundays. Atlantic City special $40 d. M.
weekdays.
Cane May 2.5S D. m. weekdays. TO a.
M Sundays.
fDmiug Car. Accommodation.
The Wilmington Transfer Company viii
call for and check baggage from hotels
and residences
For further information, apply TO ]. IT,
MoWilnama. City Ticket Agent h03 Mar
kct street or at the station. Telephone
city ticket office, ID. and a. $780, or Del
murviu. 1911
w w. ATTERBURY, j. r.. WOOD
General Manager passr Traffic Mgr.
GEO w BOYD.
General Passenger Assent.
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"0UEEN OF SEA TRIPS"
10
BOSTON. PROVIDENCE.
SAVANNAH.

merchants & Miners Transport Co
Steamship Lines.
Steamers New. Fast and Elegant.
Accommodation and cuisine unexcolicd.
Send for Illustrated booklet.
]. c. whitney cd vico-prcs. and traf.
hee manager; a. u. stehblns. general
managers w. T. Turner. Gen Pass. Agent
General offices. s. h. Cor. German
and Light sts.. Baltic. Nd.
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BUSH LINE

Froleht received for ON points. given
personal attention. ana forwarded
promptly nt lowest rates and by best
routes
PHILADELPHIA at GOO p. m daily. sunday
excepted.
Through rates and bills 81 lending is-
GEORGE w BUSH q SONS Co.
Pier ?. South Wharves. Philadelphia.
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WANTED.

WANTED-Help Of all kinds. Also
washing taken IN. Drucilla Bowe, ST
Windsor street d. & A. phone 3S4A-
s5-et dim
WANTED-Cash paid for old goose
feather beds SIG King. NJ. j McCuster.
Postal cards promptly attended 20. ol-2t
FOR EXCHANGE-Your old stove FOR
a new one at McDOWELL'S 207 Market
street. S-o--'1
WANTED-L @. Smith writing In
sight" and rebuilt Remington typeWrltsrs
~ CIIAs. G. GUYER,
Court Sterograpker.
srho,e 11Sa- S2f Market 81.
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IN ANSWERING HELP WANTED
MALE ADVERTISEMENT FOBND
BETOW PLEASE MENTION THE
JOURNAL.
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f'ttR aALE-A nine-horse power steam
arine. Address v. Journal Office s1s-tf
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PROFESSIONAL.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.

BUcKA1AsTER BROTHER & co.
Electrical Contractors and Jobbers.
Estimates Furnished. e21 Market st.
y. = A. PHONE 293fA. DELM. 1907.
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ron E-Grandfather's clock. q
mena Vista St s17-1m
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.OR sALE-Furniture and stoves
ight. sold and exchanged at Nc
WELLS 207 Market ST. s25-25t
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MORTGAGE BROKERS.

HONEY TO LOAN on desirable drst
mortgages on CITY properties IN amounts
10 ~. HAWKINS x CO. 7l2 Market St
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FOR SALE.

''OR sALE-At a bargain, Square Piano,
o. West Fourth st. o1-tf
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WANTED Cooks, chambermAds and
ucnerai houseworkers. Apply at office 62l
Windsor ST. Phone 505S. OCT
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CLASSIFIED ADSZ--
FOR SALE. FOR RENT. REAL ESTATE, ETC
WANTS,
HELP WANTED FEMALE.

IN ANSWERING ''HELP WANT
ED. FEMALE." ADVERTISEMENT
FOUND below PLEASE MENTION
THE JOURNAL.
Evening journal., 1906-10-02

WALL PAPER
The newest and most desirable spring
patterns now ready.
John b. KRUGER. Fourth and jack
son SITS Del Phone 1897. d. A. Esd
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WALL DECORATORS.


PAPER HANGING from $3.50 a room
up at l.. ROSIN, 423 w. Second street
Work guaranteed.
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ooNrRAcroRs ANp suILpERs.

WARNER S. LEWIS,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
Jobblng a speciality Good material
skilled workmen. Fair prices. Let me give
you an estimate. office and shop. COS Or
ange street. Both phones.
OUT OF WORK-TRY A JOUR-
NAL WANT AID. SATURDAY IS
A GOOD DAY. UNIFORM RATE
1c A WORD EACH INSERTION.
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PIANOS.

PIANOS-If you want bargain n useo
pianos OF any make, write for Bargain
Booklet No. S. BLAsIUs q SONS. Phila-
dalphia
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-19

especially have been seen often, partcu-
larly along the hill farms bordering the
Platte river east of Ashland. Many farn-
ers are now the owners OF packs or woli
hounds and numerous hunts have been or
ganized and several wolves captured.
Among them have been few large gray
wolves and near Memphis red fox was
shot. Coyotes have been numerous ana
many rabbits have been bagged. Since the
new game law went into erect projecting
squirrels large numbers of these little ami
mails are to be seen In the timber
PLATTSMOUTH-For the first time In the
history of this city the pastors and mem
hers of five churches, three English and
two German, are uniting this week-as the
week OF prayer-in holding union evangel-
and the devotional spirit very marked. Last
evening Rev. d. A. Youtzy chose for the
subject of his carefully worded discourse
Psalms Wills, What is man that thou art
mindful Of him?" This evening Rev. A. r
Ploetz delivered an able discourse In Ger
man in the German Evangelical church
The singing and a portion OF the exercises
were in English, which made the service In
| teresting and helpful to all.
| NORFOLK-A new rule has just gone
| into effect in the public schools of this
city to correct peculiar evil. For some
which came out at the end of the month
with a record clear of tardy marks could
| have quarter-day holiday. This encour
! aged the children when they saw they were
| attend school that half day. The new ruiz
\ provides that the individual pupil whose
| record shows neither tardy mark nor alb
| sence mark for the month gets a quarter
| day holiday. Under the old system man!
children, rather than face the odum which
their classmates on being tardy. remained
| away.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-19
Farmer Fools Strangers.

PLATTSMoUTH. Neb.. Jan. 1s.-(Spe-
ciaI )-Three strangers drove TO the home
of wealthy farmer in Mount Pleasant
precinct, in this county, and one asked
of the farmer many questions concerning
the number of his family and their ages,
his crops. the number of cattle. horses,
hogs, sheep and agricultural implements
he owned. They informed him that they
were taking the census for the govern
ment The shrewd old farmer noticed that
there were two sheets of paper one under
the other on which one had written down
the answers TO the questions, and he
could not quite understand why it should
require three men TO do the work of one
so he became fully convinced that they
were trying to work" him, and would
Fnot sign the paper as requested. The
strangers then took their departure. The
farmer. who declined TO allow his name
to appear in print. learned that the
strangers did not visit any other farmer In
that neighborhood. One farmer in each
vicinity whose note is as good as gold In
any bank was all they cared TO visit.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-19
Elevator nj Fremnnt Glaze.

FREMONT, Neb., Jan. ls.-(speciaL THE
westbrook-GibbonsG Grain company has de-
cided to close its elevator here and Agent
Morrison will be transferred to some other
point and the building removed. The clos
ing of F street from First to Jensen and
the building OF the Great Northern left
them between two railroads. and the Nc
Call-Webster elevator on Main street would
prove a strong competitor. Their coal yard
is being occupied by Rogers & Schroeder.
Fremont grain dealers say that the new
elevators on the Ashland line OF the Great
Northern will divert the principal part OF
their Saunders county business. The Nc
Call Webster elevator at Woodcliff is al
ready doing a good business, and three ele-
vators. two Of them independent. are going
up at Leshara. grocery store at the lat
ter point has opened for business and two
other buildings have been finished. one for q
hardware store and another for a bank. Nc
dwellings have yet been built.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-19
MANILA WANTS SOLDIERS
Chambers of Commerce Would Not
Have Barracks Built Away
from City.

MANILA, Jan. 1s.-Ffve chambers OF COM
merce have united in vigorous protest to
President Roosevelt against the building Of
barracks to accommodate the coming regi-
ments Of United States troops in the almost
inaccessible province of Pempanga. II II
stated that II the barracks are built there
the expense OF their construction will be
doubled and the transportation of all sup
plies will be dependent on the Dagupan
railroad. The chambers OF commerce there
fore petition the president that t. E troops
be quartered in the outskirts of Manila,
where the conditions are declared to DO
healthier and the cost OF living cheaper. 1t
is pointed out also that the presence of the
troops will greatly aid the merchants OF
Manila.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-19
SEEK TENANT FOR BIG BUILDING
WOODEN MIL May Occupy Old Sugar
Factory,

NORFOLK. Neb,. Jan. 1S.-(special.) 1.-The
Union Pacific railroad. through it's indus
trial agent, is now advertising the Norfolk
beet sugar factory building and land as a
prize to any industry that may care to come
here and employ labor in sufficient guam
tity. II is said that there is now some idea
that a wooden mill may be installed. The
packing plant proposition. in which a South
Omaha man was interested, did not ma
terialize, though it is argued here that such
a proposition. with enough capital to manip-
ulate, could be made to succeed.
The factory has been empty something
more than year. Besides the buildings
there are 24o acres of fertile land belonging
! to the property.
Word received here through those who
have returned from Lamar. Colo. the point
to which the machinery from the Norfolk
plant was moved. indicates that that fac
tory has had little more success than here
! a lack OF beets in Colorado being given a.
| the cause
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-19
GRAIN MEN DECLARE THEMSELVES
Commend President and state OmciaIs
for Stands Taken.

(From STAN Correspondent
LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 1S.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-The farmer Cooperative Grain &
Elevator association this afternoon adopted
resolutions commencing President Roose-
welt in his fight for the regulation of
freight rates; commended Attorney Gen.
eral Brown for the manner in which he
looked after the interests of the state in
the tax suits brought by the Burlington
and Union Pacific roads; commended him
for his assistance in prosecuting the grain
trust and asked him to investigate the
supposed coal and lumber trusts; Endorsed
the Clay county resolutions; pledged the
association to work for the adoption of
the amendment to the constitution pro-
viding for railroad commission; favored
the state inspection and Weighing of grain.
The morning session was devoted to a
report of committees. Tonight Attorney
Howell of Omaha talked on the legal side
of the grain case.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-19

NORFOLK, Neb., Jan. 1s.-(Special. THE
North Nebraska Teachers association will
meet in Norfolk this year. The meeting
place has been in doubt until today, Column
bus having been candidate for the meet
ing. Norfolk business men have raised a
guarantee fund of $780, however, and this
being the more centrally located, it was an
nounced today by Superintendent Bodwell
that the convention will be held here. Su-
perintendent Wilson Of Wayne is president
OF the association. Five hundred teachers
are expected.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-19

Papers Read at state Farm on Inn
provement of Corn and Live stock.

Papers Read at state Farm on Inn
provement of Corn and Live stock.
LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 1S-The American
Breeders association met with the Ne
braska Corn Improvers' association at the
State farm this morning. Charles willis
Ward Of Queens, N. Y, presided and the
program included papers on cereal breed
by Prof c. A. Zavitx of Guelph. Ont. I:
Prof. NJ A. Carleton OF Washington, d. c..
DR.. A d. Hopkins Of Washington, c. p.
Hartley Of Washington. r. Gauss OF Dem
yer, Colo, and Prof s. A. Sanders of
Waco, Tex.
The national association met this sitter
noon with the Nebraska Live Stock Breed
ers' association. The program included
papers by George H. Rommel OF Washing
ton. A. l.. Ames Of Buckingham, Ia: Prof
Andrew Boss Of st. Anthony Park. MINI
Prof. J. ]. Ferguson of Chicago, Prof
John Craig of College Station, Tex. anC
Alex Galbraith of GAINESVILLE. wis. TIL,
Breeders association also met today will
the Nebraska Dairymens association.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-19
Weodmen of the world.

LINCOLN, Jan. ls.-(SpeciaL) 1.-The $50
delegates OF the districts of woodmen of
the World in Nebraska elected these off,
GERS: President. d. w. Care. Beatrice
vice president. II. F. Lemon. Falls City;
secretary. w. X. Richbaugh. Wayne;
banker, s. r. Brown. Lincoln. The off,
GERS of the state convention were made the
executive committee. York and Lincoln
engaged in a contest for the next eonven-
ton, Lincoln winning by a large majority.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-19

Joseph c. Root. founder OF the order and
sovereign commander. addressed the con-
vention and was given an ovation. W. A.
Fraser of Dallas. Tex. sovereign adviser,
and Colonel b. Wood Jewell, chairman of
the sovereign finance committee, also
spoke. Head Consul Earl stiles and ]. E.
Chase read papers. Commander Root ex-
emplified the initiatory work. The conven-
ton was followed by a large banquet in
Representative hail. which was attended
by Governor Mickey.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-19

BERTRAND, Neb., Jan. 1S-(Speeial D
Mrs Christ Nutzmann. wife Of one OF the
most prominent farmers and stockmen of
this vicinity. was terribly burned at her
home. ten miles southwest OF town, last
night and died as the result OF her in
juries at o'clock this morning. after a
night of great suffering. Mrs. NutEmanns
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-19

clothing caught fire from the stove while
she was getting supper. Every particle Of
clothing was burned from her body, also
the hair from her head The family were
former residents of Otoe county. where
they have numerous relatives and friends.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-19
Drive Result. I'm Two Dead WALL.

BEATRICE, Neb., Jan. 1s-(SpeciaI Tele-
gram.)-In the wolf drive held northwest OF
the city today two wolves and about 100
rabbits were killed. About 800 persons par
ticipated in the hunt. amir
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-19

KlMBALL, Neb.. Jan. ia prairie fire
has been burning all night east OF this town
and number Of ranches are reported to
have been devastated. Thousands of acres
Of range have been burned over.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-19

In Desperate straits
are many who could be cured by DR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. SOC and
500. For sale by Sherman & Mcconnell,
Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-19
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Rain in Nebraska Today-Rising Tenn
perature I'm East and Central
Portions.


WASHINGTON. Jan. 1S.-Forecast OF the
weather for Friday and Saturday:
For Nebraska and South Dakota-Rain
Friday. rising temperature in east and CEN
trail portion; Saturday, rain.
For Iowa-Fair. with warmer in east por-
ton; Saturday. rain.
For wyoming-Rain Friday and Saturday.
For Kansas-Fair Friday; Saturday. rain.
For Colorado-Fair in east portion FRI
day; Saturday. rain.
Local Record.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA, Jan. 1S.-oficial record OF tenn
the corresponding day Of the ne. last three
Maximum temperature, 30 90 q 80
Minimum temperature q 20 q II
Mean temperature ........ ~ "a ~
Precipitation ............... 90 90 20
Temperature and precipitation departures
and comparison with the last two years:
Normal temperature ........................, 10
Excess for the day; 3
Normal precipitation. .0e inch
Deficiency 69T the the ds March @ inch
Deficiency since March /, 1905. 2. IS inches
Excess for cor. period 19o5........ So inches
Excess for cor. period isOi....... LIS inches
Reports from stations at z r. NJ.
station and State TEN. Max. Rain
y.
/ Bismarck, cloudy ............ II IL 90
Cheyenne, pit. cloudy ....... 20 IS 90
Chicago, cloudy .............32 3S 90
Davenport, clear ............ "a 30 T
Denver, pit. cloudy .......... IS "a 90
Havre. pit. cloudy ........... 10 IA 90
Helena, pit. cloudy .......... 81 IS 90
Huron, pit cloudy ........... q "a 20
Kansas City, clear .......... 81 ~ 60
North Platte. cloudy ....... ~ 81 90
Omaha. cloudy .............. % 30 90
Rapid City, cloudy ........... q 81 20
81 Louis, clear ............-. 81 ~ 90
St. Paul, cloudy ............ 20 90 90
Salt Lake City. raining. zee. IS 50 OF
Valentine cloudy ............ AZ B 90
WillistOn. clear .............. ~ 90
1T" Indicates trace OF precipitation.
l. A WELSH. Local FoTecaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-19

Diamonds. Frenzer. 18th and Dodge SITS.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-19

EeTQIrIIV Cures deafness and
ClIetnioiti head noises perma-
nently by applying Il to the ears.
A mild current is passed through
the ears, reducing all infiamma-
drums. 1t also acts as a great
nerve tonic. restoring and reviving
every nerve fiber to a healthy con-
ditiou
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-19

Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal at Omaha since March l..
and comparison with the last two years:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-19
Local Record.

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
OMAHA, Jan. 1s.-Official record OF tenn
perature and precipitation. compared with
the corresponding day of the last three
wears. 1906 1895. 1904. 1903
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-19

IndICaIes tface or preClpltatlOn.
l. A WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-19

In two decisions filed the supreme court
holds that there was no ground for the
appointment of a receiver of the Lincoln
Traction company, and that the compro-
mise attempted by the city council of Lin
coin regarding the payment of delinquent
taxes by the traction company shall be
carried out The council was enjoined from
perfecting its compromise by DIR. George
o. w. Farnham in August, 1899. The
| traction company paid $4,000 in accordance
with the terms OF the compromise and
| there Is now due $500