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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-15
Coach Blanchard Here.

Mr.. Blanchard athletic instructor at
the College of William and Mary and
coach OF the baseball and football teams
of that institution, is In town visiting the
gymnasium of the Central Young, MEMS
Christian Association in order to get some
points for the physical training OF Young
men. Mr., Blanchard spent yesterday in
looking over the gymnasium and making
observations and will continue his work
again to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-15
Meeting for Divine He,,;,,

Z "a. a meeting for divine healing viii IL.
neln To-Day ht N, Ia the Wepl Fad
hssoue MISSION No l2T West Cary Street.
The Bible readings and revival rcrvicc,
are going on every night Ia tho misa,on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-15
Death. Of "Yale" Murphy.

[. (By Associated 7Fress,l
q soIITHWILI4E. MASS, February a.
Dr. NV, H. Murphy, who had n national
rept,tation as "Yale'' Murphy, died at his
homo hero to-day. He was thirty-tivel
years old. b9s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-15
Comparison of States.

II may not be uninterestirg to note the
following table showing the total amount
of taxes paid TO the State. and for pur-
poses of local taxation. by the roads in
the Southern States, averaged per mile:
Taxes paid per
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-15
Federal Appointments,

ff;y Associated priha.)
WABHfNGTON lf6bruury ll2fhe
President to-day ncnt 10 ths Scnnto the
nomination tor lsllztt Appel, al pontnlas-
Ter NJ Manning. Il. q,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-15

According to this table, the total taxes
derived from steam railroads in the State
of Virginia are greater in amount per
mile than in any Southern State except
Louisiana. II must be understood how
ever, that these figures furnish but little
Information as TO the assessed value for
the reason that the amount of taxes
varies necessarily according to the rate
of taxation.
The gross Transportation receipts Of the
steam railroads In the State of Virginia
Tor the year 1904 was ascertained by the
commission to be s25Al1&3l. and the com
mission assesle7l. a Tux of per cent.
thereon, a.aouattng' to 1854 1881 The
state taNT al the, prescribed rate of 80
cents on the hundred dollars extended
upon the assessed valuation for the phys
ical properties f$63269,623l amounted to
s22l,4i3.73. The total taxes for that year
from the railroads, paid to the state for
State purposes, was, therefore, s5T5,6l7 OF
The total State taxes paid by steam rail-
roads for the year 1902 the last year I'M
der the old Constitution, was $3.50 .4oi5S
me assessment Of the physical proper
ties of the steam railroads for 1905 was
9S,SlS.3li. The franchise tax for 1905 was
s3'2lH3.32. Regarding this franchise tax
as representing the value of the business
the earning capacity and other matters
entering into the subject Of the franchise
as distinguished from the physical prop
critics, we have calculated the amount
which, at the general rate of taxation.
30 cents son the $l0o--would yield this
amount of franchise tax. We find that
si05,'2s-520 VIII yield. at tax rate OF 81
cents on the 800, 1872 l5S.32- Adding this
capltnlzed amount to the value Of the
physical properties sSst above stated. we
have sl72147, S24. which may he said il
represent, from the Virginia point OF
view, the commercial value of the rairoaf
corporate interests and properties In this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-15
Governed By Laws.

In response 10 the question which
seems 10 be implied in the Joint reso-
luton, we can say that the commits
sion, In assessing and valning the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-15

no CURE "A COLI, INloNEs DAY
Take LAXATIVE PROMO QU1NINEl Tablets
ipruggists refund money II It falls to curef b.
W. GROVES signature Ia on each box. 80.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-15

We've flattensd the prices
down to the ground-ground
the profits right out OF them.
Rare opportunity to buy the
best clothing in America at
such small figures.
StS and 500 Suits perfect
fitting, stylish garments OF the
most popular fabrics -S12.7B.
Many are buying with next
season in view.
Trousers.
The proper hang, set, cut,
fulness, style and wear are in
our trousers.
And they're in the sale, too!
$500 Trousers at $3.50.
$3.50 Trousers at $4.75.
S9.ODsTrousers atsS5.75.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-19

George Hunt, ON hvilken vi i
vart f6regaende hummer namde
att han en- dag forliden vecka
gick omkring pa gatan och ropa-
de We Diver Sioux City. installdes
paf0ljande dag inf0r the commits
sioners Of insanity, hvilka sande
honom till darhuset i Cherokee
pa obestamd It'd. Medan han
undersoktes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
pasted han med bestamdhet att
han al en- profet, men medgaf
att han tagit en- smula miste, da
han profeterade att domens dag
skulle komma 0fver Sioux City
som i onsdag f0rliden vecka. De
syner han hade haft hade han
rakat tolka oratt, Diet var ALT
sammans, men delta bevisade
derfor ingalunda att han ej val
nagon profet. l Cherokee kom-
ma hans langa lockar och vildt
vaXande skagg att alagsnas, och
hans syster pasted att forIusten
at dessa prydnsder skulle CORA
'honom langt tokigare an forut.
Hunts vansinne har aldrig visat
sig i nagra valdsamheter, och Diet
var emedan man befarade att s&-
dana skulle utbryta, som han
sandes till Cherokee.
Bland harvarande norman
cirkulerar for underskrifter en-
till norska miaistern i Washing.
ton stalld petition ON utnamnan-
Diet at MI E. Englesen till norsk
vice konsul harstades. Som be-
kant ar den svenske vice konsuln
G. N. Swan, forordnad att tills
vidare foresta Diet norska vice
konsulatsembetet.
ALT slags kol erhalles hos Sou.
thern Coal Co.. 3I1 Virginia st.
Den basta platsen att kopa gro
cerier och kott ar hos
Larson & Anderson.
Vid den coroners inquest. som
hollis med anledning deraf att
Joseph Remillard en-
qvall f0rliden vecka ofverkordes
och dodades at en- Riverside lini-
ems sparvagn. falIde juryn Diet ut
slaget att Remillard liot OGDEN
genom egen vardstoshet hvarjem-
te motormannen befriades fran
ALT ansvar.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-19

Va Nj skall oygsa eiler reparsra
edra hus, sa kop virke
he's Spalding, ) & Court.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-19
Slnn RELnNING BOO.

Denna tidnings lasare will vara glada 0fverEtt
nrtara, att der erLdetminsta en- fruktad sjukdom,
som vetenskapen ari stand till att kurera / ALA
dess stadler och det ar katarr. Halls Catarrh Cure
ar Diet enda verkliga botemedel lAkarekonsten
HAMMER. DA katarr ar en- constitutional sjuk-
dom, fordrar den en- Unconstitutional demanding.
Halls Catarrh Cure tages In, verkar direkt pa
blodet och s~lemhinnorna systemet, tillintetgor
dorvid sjukdomens orsak och giver patienten
styrka, vtd att uppbygga konstltutionen och
hielpa naturen att CORA sitt arbete. Egarne har
sa mycken tllltro till dess valgorande kraft, att
do erbjuda Hundra Dollars for hvarje fall, hva-
rest dennR medicin Ell verkar botande. Sand
efter lista af loford. TflIskrif.
q I. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
RE- TIL salu hos ALA apotekare, 7Sc.
HALLS Family Pulls AFRO de bAsta. .
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-19

Kop edert kol hos Southern Coal
Co.. gil Virginia ST.. der nj er-
hsller 1000 pounds pa hvarje ton
Nj koper.
ON Nj har hosta, sd en- kop
en- laska at Thelanders mpound
Cough Syrup.
Nj behofver 81 frysa ! winter, ON
Nj gar till Spaulding. 3&Court SITS
och koper stormdorrar.
Eft modernt underverE.
"yerklign underbart syntes Mrs Mollie
Hollis tillfrisknande," skrifver j. o. II.
Hooper, Woodford, Tenn. Hon var myck-
ct utmerglad genom upphostningar fran
lunRorna. Lakarne hads forklarat hennes
slut vara sd nara, att hennes familj hade
vaktat vid hennes lager under 4S timmar
da pa min entragna anhallan DR.. Kings
New Discovery gafs henne med Diet for
~vanansvarda resultatet att forbattriDg in
stal'de sig och fortsatte tills hon blef
alldeles botad. och j dag ar hon alldeles
frisk. Garauterad bot for hosta och for
kylningar. SOC och 81 hos Lungren &And-
reen apotekare., Sioux City, la. Profiaska
fritz,
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-19
Sioux City.
M9MT0RENS 1ELEFONNUMMER 675


RcO g.. d. Hall tran Oakland
Nebr., som kallats hit af harvaran.
de svenska Miesionsforsamlin g,
predikar har nasta sondag.
Mr.. Oscar Larson ~afreste
Onsdags till Swedesburg och Bur
aiuGton, Iowa.
FsrHden lordag sammanvigdes
4 Dakota City, Homer S. Gray,
Travelling Passenger Agent for Il
liUois Central jernvagen, och Mrs
lEttea e. Hubbard. dotter till M.
cch Mrs Swan Carlstrom, TIA
9th street, hSrstades.
Backgammon, hvilken forut va
.rit City passenger agent harstades
for Illinois Central jernvagen, eyer
Thar manga winner och ar mycket
popular, och bruden, fastan todd i
Sverige, har vaxt upp Sioux City
och har har en- vidstrackt krets al
vauner och bekanta. Det nygifta
mnga paret har slagit sig ned i st.
Paul, MINI, der Mr. Gray har slit
hufvudqvarter. Svenska Monte.
zen gratulerar.
SJHkhjspsf6rcningcn Svenska
Monitoren holl i mandags slit
haltSrsmote, dervid rapport afgafs
-af foreningens s~ekreterare. All
deuEa framgir att f6reningen nu
sra&uar I54 medlemmar och egde
~den 81 dec. 1905 en- kassabehall-
mag at $I,S5o.79. Siukhjelp har
.under den gangna 6 manaders Pc
xIodea utbetalats med $4,000,
Ihvariemte toreningens ofriga ut
glitter under Stamina It'd uppgingo
till SS7.o5. Foreningen har under
sin sextonariga tiltvaro gait sakta
inca sakert framSt och star nu pa
Skrs f6tter. Att den ar mycket
r-add O Sin kassa bevisas deraf,
att kassoren star under 1000 dol
Lars bergen. alltsa mycket mera
/: aa kassan beloper sig till. for dess
rfdrvattning. Det har afven manga
gSuger intrafat att foreningsmed-
Icmmar, som varit i behof at till.
fdlIigt understood, erhallit sadant
genon frivilliga bidrag inom Tor
<.Rirgen, da kassamedlen enligt
Gureningens stadgar 81 kunnat till
GrVpas, hvaraf framgir att fore
aningen vSrdar sig ON sina med.
deranzr.
Vid motel installerades de nya
<=rnbetsmannen. och presidenten
~tiElsatte ON lektor 0. L. Jacob
rxsa. Till siukkommitterade till
saftes Chas Lindgren, Oscar Ian
dea, Gust Carlson och Carl Wad-
Irams. Som vakt utnamdes Char
les Anderson. Festkommitt Grade
fssc den kommande arsfesten, G.
T.. johnson. Chas Sjo, Andrew
Hergqvist, Chas Lindgren. Ed
Hagstrom. c. Barnort och Chas
,6ngo i lppdrag att CORA
xrraugemanger for densamma.
EJet vantas att denna arsfest skall
'E1ITfva nagonting non plus ultra.
- Basta platsen att kopa gro
Gerier och kott ar hos
Larson & Anderson.
EFeuns katie ar def bSsta.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-19

R<v e. d. Hall tran Oakland
Nebr.. som kallatS hit af harvaran.
de svenska Miesionsforsamli ng,
prediEar har nasta sondag.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-19
Hot
Springs
doktorernas
tiilkannagifvande.

vi hafva inrattat EFT permanent
institut i siouI City i 612 Fourth St.
a andra vaningen.
vi onska erhalla n8gra siukdoms-
fall fran hvarje samhalle inom 100
mil frau Sioux City. vi 0nska err
halls dessa fl fall genast for annon-
seringsandsmal. vi Snska sadana
fall, som Arc obotiiga gsuom ~vanliga
metoder. vi onska visa hvad Hot
Springs systemet kan CORA. For att
eIhalla dsssa fall fort CORA vi f0liande
FRA ANBUD:
Till den / februari skola vi gifva
fri understanding och rad at ALA, som
komma. SAdsna fall, som kunna DO
tas genom Hot Springs systemet,
villa vi emottaga for demanding abso-
Tut fritz med undantag af de msdici-
ner. som begagnas, och dertill villa
vi gifva hvarie patient en- skrifven
g~aranti att bota honom eller aterborda
hvarje dollar. son betalats oss.
vi behandla sjukdomar i nerverna
blodet, huden, hjertat, lungorna, ma
gen. nJurarne och lefvsrn innstattan-
de roimatism, forlamning, neuralgi.
forlust al nervkraft. goitre. hamorr-
holder. brack och mans och qvinuo-
sjukdomar.
Hot Springs systemet ar en- behand-
ling hemmet. sd att talrika besok pa
kontoret eli arc nodvandiga.
vi CORA inga misslyckr nden. vi
hafva ej rad dertill. vi emcttaga for
behandling endast botliga fall och
taga inga pengar fIan dem. SOM arc
obotliga.
vi gifva en- skricven garanti att bota
hvarje fall vi emottagit el!er aterbe-
tala pengarne.
For att bevisa att kroniska sjukdo-
lmar arc vart lifsstudium och att vi
jkanna menniskokroppen i de NEST
'minutiosa detaljer villa vi pa nagra
ia minuter beskrifva hvarje sjukdoms-
fall med dess vark och smarta utan
att CORA 'patienten en- ends frsga. Till
var help i diagnosen hafva vi under
bara instrument af var sgen uppfn-
nirg, och som Ell begagnus af nagra
andra doktorer.
ON nj har , agon kronisk cller lang
varig akomma, ga kom genast och
drag f6rdel af delta stora fria anbud,
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-19
HalfVa verlden undrar

huru den andra halfteu lefver. De,
som begagna Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
undra aldrig ON den will bota sar och
brannskador af ALA Flag, de veta att den
g6r Diet. Mrs Grant Shy, 1880 E. Rey-
nolds St., Springfield. H., siger: jag
anser deu absolut nodvandig i hushallet."
Garanteras af Lungren & Andrews apo
tekare i Sioux City, Ia. Zoe
ON nj viii ha en- god kopp katie
eller CODA grocerier sd ga till
Breun, 4o7 Pearl Street.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-19
FOrlOradt.

Den II dennes bortappades pa
nora sidan af6:th street mellan
Jackson och Nebraska streets en-
diamantring Tillvaratagaren err
haller hederlig vedergallning at
egarinnan, MRS Helen Hamilton,
pianolarinna, 3I9 Lytle Block.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-19

AK9HSfanaJorSdMItHgeHS pa
stor, o.. w. Fern, har till sin;
konfrmonder TOR aren ISo5-Ioot
utfardat en- inbiudan att samla.
till en- S. k. reunion kyrkans I'm,
dervaning den % dennes klockar
Ia e. m. Eft specielt program ut,
fores senare pa qvallen XII. 73c
uppe kyrkan. Vanner och be-
kanta inbjudas att infnna sig.
Den i vart foregaende hummer
omnamnde Olof Anderson, som
ahed den 9 dennes, var todd den
s iuni I84o i Karrmossen. Arvika
understanding. Anlande hit till
landet 1870 och hade vistats har
sedan 1874. Som narmast sor
jande efterlemnar han hustru och
3 barn. 2 har i landet bosatta syst
rar SAINT 2 systrar i Sverige.
Forsok Imperial Lump Coal,det
basta losa kol i marknaden. For
saljningen at detsamma har for
dubblats pa EFT ar. Pris $3.50 pr
ton hos Southern Coal Co., 3II
Virginia st. Jellums gamla kon-
tor.
TIA holes-in the-wall, d. v. s..
lonnkrogarenasten, som under
nagon It'd horerat Bronson, lingo
i fredagsqvall forliden vscka all
deles oformodadt besok at en- de-
putty sheriff, som county advoka-
ten pa upprepade klagomal sandt
dit for att undersoka forhallandet.
Sheriffen hade tire bitraden med
sig och artraffade Diet ena halet.i-
vaggen eller "blindgrisen". som
Diet ocksa kallas, i en- smedja, der
ire stora tunnor fulla med butelje-
radt 81 och fyra gallons whiskey
funnos Olfaskorna och krusen
med de- rara branvinet sonderslo-
COS, och innehSllet fck rinna
hvart Diet Vile. Den andra blind
grisen" antraffades i en- barbera-
restuga.. der dock endast EFT min
Dire parti 81 fanns. Men i stallet
antraffades en- roulett och andra
spelattiralier. som konfskerades
och forbes hit. Efterrakningen
kommer sedan.
ID handelsresanden 7. Freen-
burgh, Oil 4th street, i lordags-
qvall kom hem fran en- resa och
befann sig pa hemgaende fran
stationen, ofverraskades han vid
3 och Jackson SITS helt plotsligt
deraf att en- okand man holl en-
revolver under hans nasa och gaf
Diet vanliga kommandoordet:
hands up! Freenburgh lydde or
der genast, och stigmannen till
egnade sig ur offrets fckor $72 s.
jennie en- nyckelknippa och nagra
BRET. Rauet anmaldes pa polls
stationen, men den ranade kunde
Ell gifva nagon beskrifning pa den,
som ofverfallit honom.
+. Il. Thurman och Hans n
kerberg arc sysselsatta pa vestsi-
dan, der de under en- lang It'd
varit NAL tor okynniga pojkars
su0bollar. En- dag f0rliden vecka
forlorade de tslamodet och skoto
efter poIkarne med l0sa patroner.
De infingade en- af dem och togo
honom till polisstationen, men
blefvo s~ielfva arresterade pa an
klagelse at pojken att hafva haft
dolda vapeu pa sig. Malet mot
dem f0rekommer nasta lordag
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-19

Polisen har emellertid erhallit
order att arrestera ALA poikar,
som ofreda fredliga vandrare med
snobollkastning.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-19
Battre an musikbehandlirg

For att halla kroppen stand, skrif-
yer Mrs Mary Brown. 20 Lafayette Place,
Poughkeepsie. N. Y, tsger Jag DR. Kings
New Life Pills. De arc Diet behagligaste
laxavativ jag nagensip funnit Bsst for
mage lefver och inelfvor. Garanterss at
Lungren och Andrews, ~apotekare. Sioux
City, Ia. Endast Csc Garanteras.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20
TEST OF PARENTS RIGHTS
Case VIII BE Tried to Determine How
Far Parental Power
Extends

The right of the Juvenile court to take
children away from parents who persist
in living in what is known as the red
light" district will be tested Saturday
morning in a case which will be called for
hearing then. II involves the custody of
the Rosenthal children. who were taken
away from their parents and sent to the
detention school because their parents did
not live up to a promise to move from
rooms they have been occupying on Elev-
enth street Judge Sutton has decreed that
he will not allow children to be brought up
in immoral surroundings and has given
several families the alternative of moving
or losing their children.
Probation officer Bernstein, who has in
vestigated the matter, declares there are a
large number OF families living between
Ninth and Eleventh streets under condi-
tions he calls 'frightful." Some OF them,
he says. are bringing up their children in
houses that are used as immoral resorts.
The Rosenthal family has indicated 1t
will fight the order of the court and has
secured an attorney to appear in court
Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Frank T. Mcmahon. prominent broker
OF Beatrice, is an Omaha visitor,
a. ID. White. a prominent druggist of ST.
Edwsrd is an Omaha visitor. guest at
the Merchants. y -. =
ii. II. Wilson of Lincoln, general attor-
railroad, was in the city Friday
g. L. Shumway of SCOTS Bluff, fusion
nominee for congress I'm the Sixth district
and executive chairman of the American
irrigation Federation, spent Friday in
Omaha.
A. W. Renwics Of Toronto, c. f. Har-
mon of Holdrege Z: v. Hippoch of Rush
VILE, j. II. Meredith Of 'O'Neill. J. n.
Sturdevsnt,, George Reckard Of Stuart are
at the Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. b. Hord Of Central City
are at the Paxton. Mr. Hord is one of the
has large ranch interests in northern and
western Nebraska.
r. J.. Hoffhine Of Beatrice, A. b. Wood,
r. A. Shi1fer of Gering, j, A. Bracket OF
LaGrande. Ore, Thomas oConnor of Lin
coin and Thomas Micklehurst of Seattle
are at the Her Grand
W NJ. Davidson. superintendent Of
schools, and A. II. Waterhouse. principal
of the high school, have gone 70 Lincoln
TO attend a meeting of Nebraska school
superintendent and principals.
F. w. Ashton of Grand Island. ]. T..
Mitchell. S. D.; w. NJ. Ely of Ainsworth
j. g. Armstrong of Rushville. j. J. LANCER
OF WILDER, Walter johnson and p Hansen
of st. Paul are at the Paxton.
Dan sayre of Gering. Mr. and Mrs. ]. c.
Perry OF David City and Mr.. and Mrs w.
G. A. Thompson of Denver. w L. Chris
topher OF Colorado Springs. Thomas STAINS
bre, c. L. Lawson and James Farrell Of
Hyannis are at the Murray.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20

the losing team to entertain the winners.
Among those who will give dinners are
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sears Poppleton.
who entertain for Miss Peck of Chicago;
Mr.. Walter Roberts will also give dinner.
The Winfield club will hold its opening
marty of the winter Saturday evening at
Chambers academy. Dancing will begin
promptly at $50 o'clock. The club has
raised the limit of its membership this
year and very pleasant party is expected.
A music committee. consisting of Messrs.
Robert II. Manley and Guy Furay. and a
reception committee, of which Mr. L. j..
Malone is chairman. have been appointed.
The officers of the club are: Messrs. J. I.
Kelley. chairman; r. ]. Staley. secretary,
and Harry s. Byrne, treasurer.
Miss Jessie Glib left Friday for Lincoln,
where she will spend a few days with
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy c. Barton have re-
turned from trip in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crawford have as
their guest Mrs. Francis b Crawford of
Colebrook, n. Y, Mr.. Crawford mother.
Mrs. Crawford, who arrived about three
weeks ago, will remain for about two
weeks longer.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20
Pos.ibiIitie. I'm penncr..

Baked Peppers La Creole-Prepare the
peppers by halving and removing the seeds
without touching the inner walls. Lay the
halved peppers in boiling water and let
them get perfectly cold in the cooling
water
When cold hll them with a force meat Of
of a cupful of minced chicken. two table,
spoonfuls of minced ham, one OF fine bread
crumbs, and two of melted butter. Arrange
In bake dish, strew fine crumbs on TOD.
and pour about them a good cup of
chicken gravy. Bake covered half AN
half before browning.
West Indian Pflau.-Prepare the peppers
and when cold fry in butter. Drain and
chop or cut into small pieces. In the butter
left in the pan fry out a small sliced onion
and strain it out. Add to the butter three
tablespoonfuls OF chicken stock Have
ready cupful of boiled rice which has
been kept hot and dry in the oven. Turn
it into deep dish; boil up the stock add
the chopped pepper and pour over the rice.
Loosen the rice with fork, to allow the
peppers and gravy to penetrate the mass
and serve.
Fried Green Peppers-Cut open length
wise. taking care not to let the seeds
touch the sides. Take out the seeds, slice
the peppers crosswise, and lay in boiling
water until they are cold. Drain and wipe
the sliced peppers and fry in butter. Serve
dry. as an accompaniment to fish.
Cuban Pepper Salad-Sliced potatoes,
shredded red cabbage, shredded green pep
pers in equal parts; one cup of pencil
strips" of cooked cold corned beef; half a
chopped onion, one slice cucumber Mix
all with mayonnaise dressing season to
taste; serve on lettuce leaves, garnished
with quartered hard boiled eggs
Spanish Salad.-Two quarts sliced celery
to one quart of faxed cooked salmon, one
raw tomato. cut into dice, and a little
chopped onion. Mix with mayonnaise, sea-
son TO taste, then fill cleaned peppers with
the mixture. Place on ice until cold and
serve on lettuce leaves
Stuffed Peppers-Minced shrimps and
bread crumbs in equal parts, Worcester
shire sauce, lemon juice, anchovy sauce
salt, pepper and butter TO taste. Mix all
to a smooth paste and stuff into clean pep
pers, Strew the top with bread crumbs
and butter. Bake to a light brown in a
quick oven, place a poached egg on top
and serve at once.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20
In the Divorce Court.

Lilly l. Honour has filed suit in district
court for a divorce from Stonewall ]. Hon
cree from Peter r. Kenholm. The pctI-
lions in both were withdrawn by the at
torney. Blonde Richardson has secured a
divorce from Francis NJ. Richardson on the
grounds OF nonsupport. Seven divorce
cases have been stricken from Judge Days
docket because of the nonappearance of
any one TO prosecute them. They repre-
sent in most cases settlements between the
parties and reconciliations
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20
SOME MARKET HINTS

The probable scarcity Of cranberries and
a corresponding raise in price that was
rumored so persistently a few weeks ago
has developed to be something more than
talk. The market is bare OF cranberries
Just now except for the few barrels DIS
tributed among the grocers and no more
are expected before Wednesday or Thurs
day Of next week. The new lot will be
higher priced. too. and will sell for about
l219 cents a quart. and there is little pros
pect for the present. at least, that they
will be any cheaper.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20
Funeral of Werner p, Ford

The funeral of Werner P. Ford. aged 80
who died at St Josephs hospital Wednes-
day night. will be held Saturday afternoon
at . O'Clock from the home of his mother
Mrs Sarah Ford, 25l3 South Thirteenth
street. when the body will be taken to
Forest Lawn cemetery for burial. Mr.
at RawIins and was brought to the bnse
pital one week ago by his wife. who has
remained in the city during the illness OF
her husband.