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Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-03

bach estate-Bornl and raised in Omaha,
of pioneer family. ...
KAsPAR, FRANK Goal deaIer-For-
merly policeman - Liquor dealer = City
councilman 1ss6-s1-Once member OF Board
of Public Works-Bohemian birth-Thirty
years in Omaha.
LANG. CHARLES car motorman-
No political record.
SCOTT, SAM w.-Present city license in
spector-Former shipping clerk for e. E.
Bruce.
STUNT, ERNEsT-Former grading con-
tractor-Later hotel keeper-Employed
quarmaster's department 1S66-SS-City
councilman 1Ss7-lSOO-German by birth
Forty years in Omaha.
VAN NESS, RALPH Decreasing watch
man for Burlington road-No political
record.
YIRAK. JOHN-Street car conductor
Once employed under Board of Public
Works-Bohemian by birth-oId-time
resident.
FOR COUNCILMAN-ELEVE WARD
BEVERLY, JAMES A.-Insurance-Native
New York-In Omaha since l8s7-street
commissioner in Mayor Moores' first term
--heinDtT leklsldture 1888.
BLICKENsDERFER. LEwIs-Civil en-.
gineer-German parentaSe-Former dep
uty county surveyor.
COBURN, wILILAM-Clerk public works
department-Native New Hampshire and
civil war veteran-In Omaha forty years
Former employee quartermaster's depart
ment-Member Board of Education-Two
terms sheriff-Ffre and police commits
sioner-secretary Board OF Public Works
Continuously on public payroll.
CRAWFORD, FRANK-Attorney-
of New Hampshire-Resident of South
Omaha twelve years-In Omaha one year.
DoNNEILY. JAMES J.-Clerk-No polit.
zeal record.
GBRKE, WILLIAM F.-City market mas
ter-Born and raised in omsha-For-
merly employed Allen Bros. grocery es-
Enlistment.
HATTEROTH, WILLIAM H.--Attorney--
Born and raised in Omaha-Formerly
printer, pressman and later stenographer
No political record.
TRosTLER, sIMoN-CiEar manufacture
old-time resident-Former ward assessor
One term in city council 1900
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WARD.
BARIGHT. IRVING G.-FraternsI insur-
ance-Native New York-In Omaha
eighteen years-Founder Royal Aehatss--
Unsuccessful for clerk Of the district
court 1879.
CHASE. d. A. N.-splee dealsr-Natlys
Vermont-In Omaha eleven years
Formerly practicing law. u
CONE. ED-street car employe-AIany
years residence in Omaha. ~
HlSLoP, W. J.-Buildins superintendent
for McCague Investment company-Born
Scotiand-In Omaha eiEhtosp years
Formerly stationary engineer.
HoUGHTON. ROBERT - Contractor -
Bricklayer by trade-Engiish birth-Afany
years in omaha-Formerly employs pub
lie works department-AIso At legislature
Later lobbyist
SMITH. JARED J.-Manager yeast COM
pany-Aany years in Omaha-One term
on Beard Of Education-Wsn known bust
ness man.
THOMPSON, EMIL - Jewsler - Old-tims
resident-No political record.
WILSON, ALaERNoN. F.-Priutar--Iu
Omaha tMentx xsaru-No political FsogrA
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-03
Married so Years

Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Elder, hon
ored residents of Rock Island,
Ill, celebrated their fiftieth
wedding anniversary and com
mend Duffy's Malt Whiskey as
the only tonic stimulant for the
weak and aged.
The recent celebration Of the hftieth
wedding anniversary OF Mr.. and Mrs A.
O. Elder ITO Third avenue, Rock Island
Ill I'm which the bride and groom of nifty
wears ago participated with their children,
grandchildren and Immediate relatives,
was memorable occasion.
They were married IN New Boston, III,
fifty years ago, and have resided In Rock
Island for about forty years In an inter-
view. Mr.. and Mrs. Elder said:
'For years we have been using Duffy's
Pure Malt whiskey, and we believe our
sturdy old age is due to it's constant and
regular use. IL Is Just the medicine for
folks OF our age. both OF us being nearly
seventy years old and II is mild and
pleasant to take, and strengthening. We
recommend II to all aged and weak people
as the greatest tonic-stimulant known.
There Is no other 80 benehcial.'
A. G. FIDER lilo Third Avenue, Rock
Island III
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-03

years in Omaha-Former manager. Omaha
Printing company-More recently in in
surance and real estate.
CHAMBERS. WILL N.-Attorney-born in
Omaha and gradute, University Of Michi-
gan-No political record.
KENNARD, FRANK B.-Paint and glass
dealer-Resident of Omaha forty-six
years. Councilman, 1S95-6-Heavy prop
erty owner-Unsuccessfu for council
nomination 1903
MILLER, wILLIAM-Liquor dealer-No
political record.
SCOTT, JOHN A.-Real estate-Pennsyl-
vania-In Omaha seventeen years-Un-
successful for nomination for tax COM
missioner, 1SOS-Active in ward politics.
TAYLOR, w. BEACH-Real estate-Also
connected with Barber Asphalt company
Formerly with defunct Globe Loan and
Trust company-Prominent Elk.
FOF COUNCILMAN-FIFTH WARD.
ABRAHAMS, EDWARD-Member Omaha
Furniture and Carpet company-Born and
raised in omaha-No political record.
BARNETT. F. L. (Colored)-Employe
Northwestern railroad-Former clerk in
county judges office-Active politician
and old-time resident.
BODEMANN, WILLIAM H.-Local agent
Lemp Brewing ompany-Comparative
recent in omaha-No political record.
CoUNsMAN. JACOB M-Retired from
active business-One Of Omaha's pioneer
settlers.
EDGEHILL. WILLIAM T.-Jeweler-Born
and raised in omaha-No political record.
LUCAS, L. Goal dealer-Native OF
IN
successful for nomination for sheriff 1903
Active politician.
REDMAN, JAMES P.-sidewalk contractor
Born and raised in Omaha-Never
sought once before.
SAGE, HARRY s.-Brickmason-Know
best as professional base ball player-No
political record.
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WARD.
BUSH, BURRET-Deputy labor commits
sioner-Painter by trade-Former' business
agent Painters union-Later tax col
lector for city treasurer.
EVANS. Z. D.-Present councilman
Former grocer-Twenty years in Omaha
Elected councilman 1908
HURST, GEORGE L.-Machinist-Former
employe Union Pacific shops-Twenty- five
years in Omaha-License inspector under
Broatch.
LOCH, PErER-Saloon keeper-Ten years
in omaha-Promoter Of athletic tourna-
ments.
MARTIN, FRANK R.-Proprietor nursery
sales STANDARDIZATION years In Omaha
Never held public once.
MUXEN. MATTHEW Edgar salesman
Present member egislature-old-t time
resident Of Omaha.
FOR COUNCILMAN SEVENTH WARD.
BAIER, GEORGE M-Bartender-Reside
Of Omaha forty-fve years
DYBALL, CHARLES G.-Present council.
man-hanager confectionery company
Elected to vacancy IN council .ISO5-In
Omaha twenty-five years.
GONDEN. L. N.-Merchandise broker
Member park board-FOrmerly CONNER.
eial ACKNOWLEDGEMENT for nomi
ination for county treasurer-In omahs
since 1884
GRIFFIN, JOEL s.-City salesman fol
wholesale house-BoFn and raised IN
omaha-Nsver sought once.
AULHALL. WILLIAM. sr.-Laborsr-ole
time resident and property owner.
HAYWARD. CHARLES s.-Wholesals
boot and Ehos merchant Former mem
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-03

farewell reception to Mrs. Edith Otterman
yesterday afternoon az Masonic hall II is
reported a very successful affair about
sixty being present Mrs OttermRn was
the past worthy matron OF the order. She
expects to leave soon to reside permanently
In California.
Fred Young, assistant hog buyer for
Swift for several years, has been appointed
chief buyer OF that company's plant at ST
Joseph. A number OF his old friends pre-
scented him with fine watch chain and
charm last Friday by way OF congrRtula-
ton. He leaves this week for the scene OF
his new activities.
Mrs. Ella Ducomb aged q, daughter OF
Nicholas Bailey, died April 1 at Sutton
Neb. The body was brought here to the
Thirty-third and Monroe streets The
funeral services will take place at the resi-
dence at ! o'clock and from the Union
church at o'clock. Burial will be In
Bailey cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-03
CAMPAIGN SMELLS THE MAIL
Political Literary Bureaus Made
Heavy Demands on the Post
ONCE Forces.

That the yearning public has been
abundantly informed as to the local cam
paign through the Omaha postoffice de-
partment is shown in the following facts
For the twenty-four hours ending at 2:3O
p. M, March 20, the cancelling machine
showed $500 letters had been cancelled
for the twenty-four hours ending March 81,
IS 700 and for the thirty-six hours ending at
go a. m, April ?, $1,000
The clerical force of the office has fully
caught up with the excessive work, though
most of the force had to work over time
each night
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-03

Der of Board of Observation-Disclosures
campaign of Benson as petition candidate
for mayor 19O3-In Omaha twenty years.
THOMAS. CHARLES L.-Real estate and
insurance-Native Of Indiana and civil
war veteran-In Omaha twenty-five years
Councilman 1S93-97
FOR COUNCILMAN EIGHTH WARD.
ANDERSEN, CHARLES J.-Carriage
maker and member legislature-Native of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS years in Omaha
Unsuccessful candidate for council 1896.
BARKER, G. H.-Employe Miller, Stewart
& Beaton furniture stablishment-Thrty-
five years in Omaha.
BRUNBR, CHARLES E.-Truck Driver
Councilman 91-95-Old time resident.
CowGER, WILLIAM F.-No business
Brickmason by trade-Former assistant
custodian federal building but dismissed
DAVIS, J. A.-Real estate-Formerly cigars
and tobacco-In Omaha twelve years.
EMORY, II. S.-Photographer-N political
record.
HOLMES, ERNEST Formerly
street railway employe-In Omaha since
boyhood.
o'HEARN, M.-second-hand deaIer-Nc
political record.
QUICK, MARTIN w-Real estate-Many
years resident-Never sought office be-
fore.
SCHROEDER, p. C.-Present councilman
Cigarmaker-Danish-German extraction
old-time resident Of Omaha.
FOR COUNCILMAN NINTH WARD.
CROKER, THOMAS S. - Insurance so.
licitor-City councilman one term-Later
register of deeds-Former employe Pacific
Express company.
ECKERMAN. c. W.-Manager Smith-Pre.
mier Typewriter Co.-Graduate University
of Nebraska-No political record.
FISCHER, HARRY - Lawyer - Secretary
Retail Grocers' association-Unsuccess
for state senator nomination-FormeI
grocery clerk decentralization.
FOSTER, HARRY A.-Dentist and mem.
Der OF the legislature-In Omaha since
boyhood
HUNTINGTON, CHARLES S. 90 Present
Observation-Disclosures OF leggings-
formerly shoe manufacturing business
and hides-Native of New York-Ir
Omaha since 1862.
MALM, CHARLES E.-Laundry manager
Served acceptably as assessor-swedish.
American.
PAYNE, HENRY s.-Clerk-No political
record.
Petersen, ]. -wagonmaker-Danis
nativity-In Omaha thirty-six years.
RICE, GEORGE D.-Retail coal dealer
Member Board Of Education-Many years
residence In Omaha.
DUNCAN, ROBERT D.-EmpIeye watel
company-Plumber by trade-Scotch de
scent-Former plumbing inspector-Alst
former member city council-Old-time resi-
dent and lifelong republican.
FOR COUNCILMAN TENTH WARD.
BENIN. JOHN D-superintendent pron
erty Kountze estate-Civil war vetsrsn-
Formerly house mOver-Councilmap 1s09
lSs6-one OF omaha's pioneers.
BURNELL. RICHARD-Harnessma kern,
political record.
CoTT, GEORGE - Manager Martin-Cot
Hat Co. wholesale-Native nnnois-Ger
man parentage-In Omaha twenty-hv,
years.
FARMER, GEORGE G.-Former switch
man and city hreman-Later manage
billiard hali-No political record.
KARRAcH CHARLES J.-ManaEsr Ksr
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-03
For MAYOR.


BENSON, E. A.-Real estate-Came to
Omaha from Davenport, Ia. in 1856
No public ofice-Defeated for republican
nomination and as petition candidate for
mayor, 1903.
BROATCH, w. J.-No business-Once cap
tain regular army-In Omaha since 1874
Former jobber in heavy hardware-Po-
lice commissioner-Member legislature
Twice mayor, 1SS7-sO. 1861, with un-
savory record.
JENNINGS, A. H.-City treasurer-Born
in Germany, 1S5e-In Omaha twenty-three
years-Formerly employed by Lee-Glass-
ANDERSEN hardware establishment
Elected city treasurer 1900 and reelected
1903, with fine record.
COOLEY, JULIUS S.-Attorney-In Omaha
twenty-five years-Once associated in
law office with John NJ. Thurston.
FOR CITY CLERK.
ELBOURH, w. H.-Present city clerk
Native Of Maryland-In Omaha tweney-
seven years-Formerly employee street
railway congratulated city clerk 1900
and reelected 1903. with good record.
GREENLEAF. SAM K.-Ledger clerk in
city clerks office-BOrn in Illinois-In
Omaha eighteen years-Formerly street
car conductor.
STOCKHAM. w. E--Sdewalk inspector
Born in Illinois 1s6S-In Omaha since 1885,
Captain Company L. First Nebraska, in
Philippine service-For eight years IN
clerical positions Of public works depart
ment.
FOR CITY COMPTROLLER.
FEAD, JOHN W.-BOnd clerk city treas
urers ofice-Employed in clerical posi-
tions in city hall for nearly twenty years
JOHNSON. w. ERNEST-secretary Law
renee Shot and Lead company-Expert
accountant-In Omaha from boyhood-
:. Active in Young Mems Christian asso-
citation and Baptist church work.
WESTBERG, JOHN Mo business-Born
in Sweden-In Omaha twenty-seven years
Comptroller two terms, 1S96-l9OS-
Previously dry goods shop keeper. deputy
comptroller, more lately lobbyist and in
surance solicitor.
FOR CITY ATTORNEY.
BREEN, JOHN P.-Present city attorney.
filling vacancy by council election-Na-
tive of nlinois-Practicing I'm Omaha nine
teen years-Twice unsuccessful for nom
nation for congress
FAWCETT. JACOB-Former district Judge
and former supreme court commissioner
Native Of Wisconsin-Enlisted 1851 at age
Of i4-In Omaha nearly thirty years
Elected TO district bench 1895 reelected
1889 with good record.
MCFARLAND, JOHN M-Came TO Ne
braska from Virginia ls7s-Ten years
practicing law at Columbus-seventeen
years in Omaha-City attorney and twice
mayor of Columbus.
FOR BUILDING INSPECTOR
BUTLER, JOHN H.-No business-In
Omaha thirty-nine years-Once chief OF
hre department and building inspector
In legislature with poor reeord-Chronie
once seeker.
CARTER. r. B.-Contractor-City building
inspector lsOO-1903-Carpenter by trade.
M'LEOD. SAMUEL-Carpenter-
years In omaha-once superintendent
school buildings-Professional politician
MURPHY, NJ T.-Contractor and builder
In Omaha twenty-eight years-Erected
many public and private buildings
rUBBS. DAVID F.-Builder-Old-time resi-.
dent.
TURNER R-Builder-Resident OF
Omaha for thirty years
FOR COUNCILMAN-FIRsT WARD.
BACK, PETER M-Present councilman
In grading businsss-Born Denmark 1850
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-03
CABINS WILL GO TO BERLIN
Prominent Musicians Are to Leave
Omaha Permanently latter
Part of April.

Joseph Calm. accompanied by Mrs
Calm, expects to leave Omaha perma-
nently the latter part of April. They will
go to Berlin. where Mr.. Calm will spend
some time in preparation for concert work.
Upon his departure Mr.. Gahm will be
succeeded at Sacred Heart academy and
in his private classes by Mr.. Jean p.
Dufield, recently of Berlin. Mr.. Calm ten
dered a reception to his successor Sunday
afternoon in the perlors Of the Willard
hotel. where Mr.. Duffieid delighted the
guests with his playing. He is a pianist
OF rare accomplishment and a welcome ad-
ditlon to Omahas musical colony. Sun
day evening Mrs. j, NJ. Metcalf enter
tanned in his honor at her home on South
! Tenth street.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-03

In Omaha since 1s71-Councilman 1895
and again 190S-1sO6.
HEM, CHARLES Formerly Union Pa
cihc employe-Civil war veteran and old
time resident.
WILLIS, Z. A.-Pressman for Omaha
Printing company-In Omaha thirty-one
years-Previously unsuccessful for coun-
Gil nomination.
WoLEsHENsKY, JAMES w.-Employe
American Smelling and Refining COMA
tive of Observation-Disclosures resident Of
Omaha-Once unsuccessful candidate for
council.
FOR COUNCILMAN SECOND WARD.
BINGHAM, W. W.-Produce commission
merchant-Born in Wisconsin-In Omaha
thirty-two years-City councilman in 1897,
two terms-Unsuccessful for mayorslty
nomination and for clerk of the district
court.
LEE, MICHAELI-Present member Of the
legislature and employed in city sewer
department - Irish birth - Resident of
Omaha thirty years-Member city council
1sS5-lS9O. with good record.
NICKLAS, wILLIAM-Brick mason-OId-
time resident-No political record.
RICHIE, EDWARD = Assistant foreman
street Observation-Disclosures by birth
Many years residence In Omaha.
FOR COUNCILMAN THIRD WARD.
BURMEsTER. LOUIS - Timer - Former
saloonkeeper - Councilman 1ss6-lsOO-Un-
successful for sheriff 1899.
CAYLEY. ALFRED-Laborer-No political
record.
COTTON, ]. W.-Liveryman-old-t res
ident-No political record.
CUMMINS, p. J.-Bartender-Unsuc
for council nomination 1903 and for county
commissioner nomination 1904.
FORD. PATRICK F.-Former brakeman
Union Pacihc-Escaped convict. pardoned
for gallant conduct in Spanish war
Survivor Maine explosion-Irish descent
Born in Omaha.
HOFFMAN. w. H.-Barber by trade: also
private detective and printer-Many years
resident Of Omaha-Ths Third Ward
Spouter"
MMAHON. ]. C.-Former city hall elevator
confederation and raised in Omaha
Educated at Creighton college.
MOTz, EMII-Employed county assessor $
ofice-Old-time resident and well known
ward politician.
@NOh O4Nf It NAN Ma ana ward
Observation-Disclosures city street force
from time to time.
PLUMB, HENRY I.-Superintendent Chat
ham apartment house-Formerly sec.
rotary Forest Lawn Cemetery association
In Omaha fifteen years-No political
record.
TAYLOR A. C.-Foreman, night street
cleaning brigade and sergeant at arms
Nebraska legislature-Born and educated
in Omaha.
WILLIAMS, CHARLES T.-Cigar dealer
Formerly hardware clerk for James Nor.
ton q son-No political record.
ZIMMAN. HARRY B.-Present councilman
and mayor ex-ofheial-Born In Russia-Ir
Omaha since boyhood-Former grocer,
clerk-Councilman 1900 and reelected 1s0
Associated with law firm Of Weaver &
Glller.
COUNCILMAN, FOURTH WARD.
BACHMANN, c. M.-Real estate ana col.
lection agency-Justiee OF the peace. 100
and acting police Judge during his term
Long time resident OF Omaha
CoAsroCK. A. H.-Presont councilman 4,
Ill VaeansE-Nadvs. New Iersex-Twent,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-03

jected. permitted 20 lie over until next
month, thus leaving nothing before the
board and It IN q position 20 adjourn. This
proposition was agreeable all around and
was carried out.
Following the adjournment special
meeting was held at which the March pay
roll was passed and resolution adopted
ordering advertisements for bids for sup
plying material for the asphalt repair
plant
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-03
BASSETT TRIAL IN OMAHA
Divorce Case of Washington Couple
VIII he whipped Out in
This CITY.

The Bassett divorce case will be tried in
Douglas county. Judge Day overruled the
motion of the defendant Charles c. Bas-
sett, attacking the jurisdiction of the
court here. The defendant asked for and
was granted twenty days in which to plead.
It is not considered probable the case will
be reached this term of court. A large
bunch of affidavite for the plaintiff has
been received at the ONCE of the clerk of
the district court. They are from New
York CITY.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-03
DO Not NeEIect a had Cold.

Never allow a cold to take its course,
Too often at this season of the year it's
course is toward pneumonia. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy will promptly cure your
cold and dispel all danger of that disease.
There is nothing better for acute throat
and lung troubles.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-03
ANN 0 U n Gem ENT!

am Republican Candidate for Councilman from
the Tenth ward a taxpayer and think the business
of the city should be in the careful and
nomica manner a would his private business:
that all should be treated alike rich poor corporation
private enterprise and II elected shall
the taxpayers get the worth Of their money.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-03
Queer Sensations

in stomach. back or bowels are signs Of
certain dangers. which Electric Bitters are
guaranteed TO cure. 80 cents. For sale by
Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-03

CAUTION-When you ask for Duff
fy's Pure Malt Whiskey be sure You
get the genuine. Inscriptions deal
ers, mindful of the excellence of this
preparation, will try TO sell you cheap
limitations ana malt whiskey substi-
tutes, which are positively harmful.
Demand "DuRy's" and be sure you
get IL. IL is the only absolutely pure
malt whisley. Sold in sealed bottles
only; never i'm bulk. Look for the
trademark, the "Old Chemist" on the
label, and be sure the seal over the
cork is unbrOken, All druggists and
grOCers, or direct, S1.OO a bottle.
Medical booklet and doctors advice
free. Duffy Malt Whiskey Co.,
Rochester,, N. Y.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-03

the doctor. We then
went to another doctor,
but he could not help
him, and IN our despair
we went 10 q third one.
Matters became 90 bad
that he had regular
holes in his cheeks,
large enough TO put .
finger into. The food
had 70 be given with a
spoon, for his mouth
was covered with crusts
~ thick as = finger, and
whenever he opened the
mouth they began to
bleed and suppuTate, a.
did also hts eyes,
Hands, arms, chest, and
back, in short the whole
body, was covered over
and over. We had no
rest by day or night.
Whenever he was laid
in his bed, we had 10
pin his hands down !
otherwise he would
nnrnAch h. farn- and
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-03
Man Caught in Skating.

Henry Girling narrowly escaped fatal
accident in Cudahy's plant yesterday. II
was necessary to remove him to the South
Omaha hospital. where he lies suffering
from a score of hard bruises He Is an
oiler and was at the time busy about the
shafting in the casing department In some
manner his clothing was caught in rap
idly revolving shaft and he was jerked on
his feet, revolving with the shaft With
each revolution he got bruise, until his
clothing parted and he fell on the floor. Dr.
Slabaugh was called to attend him and or
dered his removal to the hospital After all
his pummelling he was able to stand on his
feet His injuries were pronounced pain
full. but not dangerous and he was feeling
better last night. The accident occurred in
the morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-03
TERRIBLE ECZEMA
ON LITTLE BOY
Mouth and Eyes Covered With
Crusts-Face Itched Most Fear
fhIIy-Hands Pinned Down to
Prevent Scratching
MIRACULOUS CURE
BY CUTICURA REMEDIES

"When my little boy was six months old, he
had eczema. The sores extended 90 quickly
ever the whole body that We At once called In
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-03


make an open sore. I think his face must
have itched most fearfully.
1--WE finally thought nothing could help
and had made up my mind TO send my wife
with the child TO Europe, hoping that the sea
air might cure him, otherwise he was 70 be
put under good medical care there. But,
Lord be blessed, matters came differently,
and We soon saw a miracle. A friend Of ours
spoke about Cuticura. We made trial with
Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent, and
within ten days OF two weeks we noticed =
decided improvement Just a. quickly a. the
sickness had appeared it also began 70 dis
appear, and within ten weeks the child was
absolutely we'll, and his skin was smooth and
white a. neverbefore." r. Hohrath, President
Of the @. L. Hohrath Company, Manuiact-
urers Of Silk Ribbons, to 20 Rink Alley,
June 8, 1905. South Bethlehem, Pa.
Cutieura Soap, Ointment and Pls sold throughosi
theUofd. Potter Drug Chem Corps sele ProPs Boston.
50 Mailed Free, "Hou 70 Care for the Skin"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-03
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey


and OF
IS nvaluab n
he y
o
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-03
State Life InS. Co.
Indianapolis, Ind.
: CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION.

CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF NEBRASKA, OFFICE OF
AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
1T IS HEREBY CERTIFIED, That the
State Life Insurance Co. of Indianapolis,
in the State of Indiana. has complied with
the insurance law of this state, APP
plicable 10 such companies, and is there
Of life insurance in this state for the cur
rent year ending January 81, 1907.
SUMMARY OF REPORT FILED FOR
THE YEAR ENDING DEC. 81, 1905.
INCOME
Premiums .,............$ 81 .95I.l0
All other sources. 20S.55Ss6 =. so a., a.
piiisiR;UjiR;siiEiMENTs w. '''''A-'''
Paid policy holders...S 6365A25
All other payments. LIE, 6930l 80 =.
si'1DMrsfr:EaaDi ASSETS ''e1'1s''H1
- $412s.S s2.SO
LIABILITIES.
Net reserve $500. s., AS, 1880
Net policy clairns.. $4,000
All other liabilities. ,191.6l-SS, 521, 1855 81
Surplus beyond capital
stock and other la
bilities ............... 606,Sl66s- 6o5.Sl669
Witness my hand and the seal OF the
Auditor of Public Accounts the day and
H. NJ SEARLE, Jr..
Auditor of Public Accounts
(SeaL) JOHN L. PIERCE,
Deputy.
G. 0. ELLSWORTH
STATE MANAGER.
5000 First Natl Bank Bldg.