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yprcan Der observation-disclosures . eummiHare,

YHrcGu Der observation-disclosures . GummiHdre,
SucHs WcGaubc.
Baltimore. IA. SebriGr 1907.
Separaie mo ncrite1eite gngebote, an Den
p@oaro OF gtiuuroS, Care OF toe 9iib RegiIter,"
a%oreliirt, iueroen bonn Observation-Disclosures in feis
mem (itreau I'M Gdtbbutfe bis Wtitap oh, ben
~. Sr6ruar 1907, IL llbr gprmittagS, entse8en
Genommen iHr ole ytirellirurN, Die @oiien. mo
Hanoiteinlegtn1 II. bic Gflnitcring nit yS6cct"s
geHbalt, bttriti5irten 3iegeliteinen. gspbdIis
GIdden oocr 9itIIitbif Der 3artsSerracc, BON
Der MGSiipnssipcnue bis sur Truio.0in.9iucnnc.
Spe3itiiationen lilb gnqebot.6 ornuIare ipcrs
ben aif Nppliiutioi in oteiem GiireGu %geliefert,
NO Fldnc pno @rofiIe eingeicben peroen t6iiien,
Sic @oiltrdit. erBcblng5sSeb0roe bebIlt It'd
6a5 6edt Dor, iraeno luelde unb ale g~ln9ehote
III hermerien. Sin 6eQluubigter Gbed in Der
0obe hes in ben Spe5ifiiGtionCn ungegebeneH
Netrugcs, 5ablbGr on ben NlaDur nno Stdots
ratb pom Baltimore, muG ieoert sInaebot beige
fiiGt fein.
Snt Suffrage Der 9eb6roe
3. Nrtbur @tdBam,
Grdiibcnt Der @cD1roe.
Gngcne Il. Mphscrs,
GIcrf.
geitdti1t:
e. GfaH Stn,anuS,
TrdIi0ent Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
t6chr14, It. 1G.tS.1 1926. 2t.23 %. 26)
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lin SnMn.

IS itnrb mn %. Nebrlldr 1907 Sobu 2ana,
q~eIicbter @Htte Der peritorheneil Sopbia Halg.
%erlunnote mo Srculoe her 6anlilie iilo ADJ
tIilQsbnt eiuNelGoeH. Der Bceroigun9 am Witt
,uud, GubmittuQS . llbr. bon feincr ASo6nulG,
9tr. 1it0. 6airmouut=9tOcnlle, aus bei5uluoDrcil
(Sf q
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Gmil Yrnic.

GS itarh am %. 5cbruur 1907 Gntil Sraic,
1eIiebtcr @atte bon ~9luaIiln @raie, i'm 40. Sab
re IeineS 2e6cns. Sic @%eerbi0uuN finbet 9icns
ietncr lebten Q8obnnra. gr. 1907, Moros)eqcs
iterzStruBe. aus itdtt. 9eticbrlg nif Der gIit.
GarmelaG emetCrG. ODD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26

&oto tropben limo N oen
bciben ~critell Wionaten bieieS SabrcS
10 raid or:ieinon0er gefolgt, BOB man
lid bon Dem Sdyreden Der cinen rod
nidt erbolt bate, ipentl Die nGflte
fam. &ier cine 3itIommenitclitng
Der groBten: Nm =. Sonliar, Die BOD,
Sslono Observation-Disclosures nit
80 Sooten uno 10 Gerlebtcn. Nm If.
Sonllar, onS Grobe6cn IN &inglton
nit ctluo toltieno Sobten. Sim 10.
Sonlor, Die Observation-Disclosures
auf Der u9ig 6olr."9abn nit 5pon-
sig Sooten mo 5ebn &erlesten. am
ielben Gage Elm jpeites llnglild olli
0icicr 9obn nit 30 Spbten unb 80
&erIcbten. 9tm ~. Snmlor, Giien-
babn-llngliid ollf Der eMem- 9orfer
Gcntral-Vobn" - 7JoStc lulo 10
@crlebtc. PIN %. Snnltar, Die grplo-
lion oti Der 8rube rHeOen" I'M
Saorgebiet - 200 Sootc ltro 100
Serleste. Nm %. Sanitor, giien-
bobr.llngliid oui ser .0oiton.Mainc.
@ubn" - 6 Soote uno 13 &erleBte.
Nm 80. Sonllor, Grploiion in elmer
-Gir9inier Winc 81 Soote.
glm s. sSebruor, Grploiion IN elmer
@rubc bel @ilfrSborre = Z Sobte.
Im II. Sebruar, l%tntergang oeS
Nompfers r2ordmont" 143 SoO-
te. In t6. 6ebriar Giicnbobn-&a.
taltrophe auf Ser mNelu.Oorter Gen.
%tralbobn" - % 5ooie nno $50 Scr
leete. slm Is. 6ebrnar, Grploiion in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26
Tirtrih Nirrfrr.

81 itar6 pi0bltb am "a. Se6ruar 1907. nm
1909. 6iue1sStrubc. Sietrih Gicrfsr, ~geliebtcr
@nttc bon Wiaraurettn Sicrfer, i'm %. Sabre
ieinc5 9cbcrs. Die 9eeroiGung iinoet Mitts
llalnten 9eobuunQ Gus ilutt. 0eiiebIng pripas
tim anf Der SOn0ors&nrfsGemeterD @ittc
feine VIlmeul ll1-SN
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Gprrainc.

@nIeriih Gariartig - 5rieblid.
9Seitlih bon &albruoi Elm iiNo eiite bdlhe
W,ciIe. Venutt bic NIT Qoipbniinn beseidneie
North-gInenGs.gar. Sreie aiitioben gafniitaas
am 9ernriuus. Yreife bon Segr1bn:bpIdDen
iest fpcsieI!. Qeifte 9enineir9en. GeIepbpn-
@oion 223. Virean: Trantiin. nuo g~siubier.
9ioabs. GerIarat Brpihire. (W,ai4.15.T&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26
&~criammlnngs. Nn5riscn.
,Yruocutiul 2coDr:.'

StlGiesG0H5,l Ncl NiarnIGln.
Sic NGbrespscin mn..urN Der Ghi6ct.ltllg III.
t5S iinbet bette NDcHo in 9r. 20j, SiiosgSoIies
Strnac, itGtt.
60 Grnt 9icinirlorr, @rdiibent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26

elmer mcyifonii6en Nline - 100 Goo.
te. PIN q. 6ebruor iheitert Der
Gompfcr Berlin" an Der 6oaGnOi-
ideu aiiite - 1870 GoOtc. Nm %.
6ebrnnr Oaa Giienbabn-llngliid bel
SO6ns tofun - GA Gerlctte. Im "a.
GcbrHor, Giicnbabn-l(niau in Fitt
burg - . Gerlette. 3uiommen 1874
EoOte mo l21 gerlebte. an 0ieie
ltufdue, NIT Nu2naGnle Der &ataltro-
pic bon &ilAiton b6tten permieOcn
pcr0en fGnnen.
Sci Ser fiir5lt6 Itattgr
~iunoenen Stootperor0neten.@ obl in
8rouni6meig murocu in Der orittcu
&loIie orei Gon0ioatcn ser 6iirgerli.
den Garteicu llno Elm SojioloCmo.
frut gelp0blt, p0breno iriiber olc
Site int @eiibc Der So5iolOcmotra.
ten paren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26
Baltimore EclucterN.

@ircnu: Trnntlln'SIcg. Baltimore 1t. Surtbitr.
Veerdbnibpldre sum Tcrfolf bon S25 on,
nit Marmorpfoftcn dbaeeren3i $35 - &luB fir
bier Sraher. 5reie genueuna Der 9npeIe fir
GralergotteSbicnitc. (Suni16,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26
2nuhnn Tarf.

Ger tanytfdctidRe Srtephof In Baltimore.
Nrcaf: $50 A6er = Srtnervdb reuntr Charter.
aeIS bon alien GtaStiheiTer. Gtrabeubabn,
Ndaons raiiren hen Saupieinanna 1Ie prei
Minuteu. GSurmes g9urtesimmer fir Gpl6c.
bie ben sriebbpf bel raubem gBctier befa6en.
Wesrdbnibpidee su febr mdbiaen BretfeR,
fdriruflit uftsr fprfudhreuner gfIeae
1iitran: Or. 81, Teit.S aratugas etrake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26

Ser 3 6abdmtSictrctG
S9olu bat, wGbrcn0 CT Den OtiniIters
Seiiel ge3icrt, 10 monde Hc0c iibcr
Shub5oa mo Sorii geboIten, meld)e
man BON cinem Wtonne IN 10 bobcr
Stcllung nift crrpartet bate. llub
iett, 0o cr ans ieinem Nmte l6ciOet
bat CT Dor Der &unoclSfommcr III
SprinoiielO, Moiiy nod cine HeOc
com Stopcl gclolierL Die Niles, mas
@r, Shnm friibcr Oorge6rodt, in Sen
S6ottcn itcllt, Ger SetrctGr iogt
BOB er, mcnngleid entIdicocncr
S6ub50ancr, Ood) Die f%rcibGnOleri.
idcn Sheen in weitem MoBc amer.
femme, unO Ser NniidJt lei, Bob Die
&ercinigtcn Stooten ihIieblid) Inter
Sreibonbel proipcriren miir0cn. "a.
gegen fonne cr Der jeei8cn Igitotion
elmer Sorii -Nenoerung nidt bet-
pilid]tcn, glio nllr fir Otc Grtrentc
lit Sr. Sbop 6u boben; enttpeoer
&odBoQe, Die ben olSlGnoiifen @ett.
bepcrb lobm Iegen, ooer S~reibnnOel,
Der DEM IltSlonoe Sbiir uno Sbor
0ifrct. Son BENT goloencn Wittcliuc-
&c, Der ocn &crb6ltniiicn ongepoBt
lit uno Die Sntcrciien Ser Goniuncn-
ten, mie Der <nouitric'n Glcid)ermn.
bcn mobrt, mill CT NidtS miiien. @ic
Die Gcreinigtcn Stooten bel Srcibun-
oel ibren foitipicIigen @lnOeSbanss
bait fiibrcn moQen, oapon iagt Sr.
Sbon NidtS, ob9leih mcbr, olS bic
Salite Ser IllSgoben blrd) 3oQc Be.
itritten miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26

HDmlano'S tiirfiIfe 8Gber,
Ganitable.@ ebaube, 9uftamt gesen. etets often.
(9I1tnoO-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26

Tdiie fiir's NuSIauo bciprst C. Hatme, Hr.
I13. Sit.saltimurr. str, uatc Goitumbuuie.9tpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26

NcprGientant Grumpof,
Fl bGlt sic Sen Scnotorcn u10 &c
prGicntonten ltipuljrtcH MciIcnG,l.
Scr Don 20 Gcnts pro Mcile, nad)-
sem Die SolGre erbcbIi6 o~tfgcbcIIcrt
por0en iin0, fir 81 boN ltno lpiIl Die
IeI6cn ollf sic mirfIihcu HciicfoIten
berobgeiebt bo6en, lmO iein College
Gaines bon Gennclicc crfIGrt, Dob CT
gc1cn sic 3mon5iNccnt.pro WteiIe.
N%ropoiition ict uno mcum feline Ncn-
pCrltn0 eintrete, mcroe CT nur Die
tbotiGdli6en Heiie.Nuago6cn onlleb'
men. GoS lit meniQitcnS %onitdnoi9,
&or 5ipci Sobrcn tporcn 2cute inl
Gon9reb, Die, olS Sic rcglldrc Sci
lion in cine @rtra.S ciijon ~ii6cr0ing,
Oo6 ibre Meilcn9el0cr germ gcbobt
b6ttcn, obBleid Tie feline Mcile jl
rCiien bnttcl1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26

&eridieoene 9lGttcr III d.
dc1 Iid) iibcr Gr.Erdii0cnt @ropcr
GleoclonO lilitig, Der e5 ais Sltngge.
icuc bis 5llm b6d)iten Amt, OoS sic
&Icpublit jt ~pcrgcbcn bat, gum ErG-
%NiOcnten, gcbrodt unb icbt ooS @obl-
rcd)t Don cilter @eiruthSs GlluIififo-
tlon obb0ngia Ocmoft icbcn m6ftc.
Nun, GlepelonO lit ni6t ser ein5igc,
Der lcinc Nniidtcn geGnoert bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26

lid Itreiten. 9ommt Niles Ooroll
at, mie lie geieet iperocIr.
YrGitbent Cairo pom &c'
n~ejucld lic9t miebcr mai am Ster-
ben, melOen Die Ncru-Dortcr @elt-
bI0ttcr, 0ic oft lit oo icrt id)on &c
mal1ef mor0Gn2 Gr itirbt bGrcit
ii6er Gin babies Sohr. Icbt uber Dabci
nod bilblf fort.
Gtnige Nem DOrfcr Sci
tlngen baben rnicrcn 9otl6attcr
@bitclop Ncio in &onOon ais urlppr
pnIdr an ongliifen &oic DilgeItclt,
ln0 jest miro aus &onOol gcmeloet,
bob ct in Ser engliiHen @eieQIdoft
bcIic6tcr lit ais irgcnO elmer Ieiner
&or8dnger unO OoB cr cin perlonllr
der GreunO a0nig GOluoro's lei. IA
miro iih YrGlioent G~ooicpclt aus Or
fenntli6feit mobl nlt6 Den nelten
cnaliiden 9otidoftcr Bruce on1rciln'
ben miilien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26
Ntte TeSer6ctteu.

Der b56fte RreiS ipirb be6abIt fir nlte Seoeru
IN trgetto, lpei6er SuanliiQt., Qiun. fenbe 4oii.
iarte an 3. &. SfaatS, gr. 6f3, Huro sGatnp.
GiraBs. geiSe TeIep6ore. (S-,T&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26

Senator . few pom
ScEoS lit bon Ben @cicbgcbern ieilteS
StooteS bon Den Acknowledgement, bic
gcgcn i'm er6obcn mor0en limo, cnt-
loItet mor0en; oocum @nilcD lit eill
~ebremuertber Wnnu. IaS ii10 lie
ale, ollie ebrennert6!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26

Ger RI bcrc 6 stays
N%bgeorOnctc 9focre1 lit iniolQe ser
mnliebiomc1 %orgGnge I'M lebtcn
Ncidotog uno Ser 0ornui iolgenocn
&rcbcontropcricn uno geri6tlifen
&logcn 0e0cn i'm aus Dem Stoot8.
oicl'tc ouS9ctrctcn. % icrlnL ic.
RIM lernnl, D qitue lrlttatip Mor.
rlllll."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26

@ir lc6en in elmer 3eit
ser ldieoSgeri6tli6cn @calei6rnget
BON Gifferen3en; ober nur t6corctiid).
(5n scr Broris miro ca gcnau 10 &C.
Golten, tpie friiber. Sic D%ercintcn
@emiibun0en ser ErGiiocllten Hooic.
pclt rrno Gioj boben ui6t DcrbinOert,
ooB N%ticoraguo uno &onOuras lire
Giiferen3cn ouf Dem SdIodtfeloe
ollsfcdtcn. Sir arbitrotion it's 81
ipdt, erfldrt @onoura3. Ger 6rolds
MGuie-arieg bo untcn bat 5por nidt
piel 81 be0euten; imHerbin 1T er
ipmptomatii@, oaB ca nit ser SOce
beS @cltfrieOens unO Scr Sdieos9c.
rid)te nod) immer bopert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26

Gle SegiSlntur BON DC / i
iouri bot Elm por5citigeS Gnbe gefun-
Den, Is linb einige 9lottcrnfGQe ull.
ter oen Mitglieoern porgefommen.
unO obglcih boS aopitol gleif bes.
infi5irt ipuroe, botten Die bieocrcn
@cicbgeber feline 9uit mebr, @eiebe
81 MAIDEN mo babel 8efabr i'll lalt.
len ibre ebrpiirbigen 8elihter orrd)
Eodennorbcn cntitellen 81 loiien. Sic
pertdgten lid ollf cine ISOLDE, elm
Quorum miro ober id)uerlid) in oic.
Icr Seiiion micOcr suiomnlcn fnm.
men.
Senator GlfinS BON @eIts
Tlrgirlel bot Dem Senat einen Wi-
noritdtSberiht iiber Die Yoiiagier-
mo 6rod)trotcn Der Giienbabnen cir.
gereibt. Cine Serenriobe barber,
ipie eS Den Giienbobnen INNER
lhled)ter gebt. &iel @Ialiben miro er
bei'nl Ellblifum folm iinoen. Wenn
cr %beboilptet, odB Die omerifauiid)en
Sradtl1Be MIR 81 FroScnt Der fran.
5oiiihen, 60 Der oeutid)eL 81 Der oIt.
reid)ildcn un0 lungoriid)en, 80 Der
itnlienilhcn uno 80 Der rlIiiifen be.
trageit, 10 perbienen oieic 3oblen
lpcuigitens cine griinolid)e Nadlprii.
Jung. gnd nit 3ablen l1bt iid treif-
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Der 9entfGe Correspondent

@ciddftsfiBrrr e. ". Nciu5. @obnung:
6. & 2. 12t @ WaIbrooi.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-08
DAKOTA cAUcUsEs ADJOURN
No Vote Taken on Senator Owing to
Absence of Members From
Black Hills.

PIERRE. s. D.. Jan. 7-(Special Tele-
gram.l-At the caucus for organization of
the senate and for action on senator, held
this afternoon. nothing was done on ac-
count Of the absence OF members from the
Black Hills. At the caucus for senate
organization an adjournment was taken
after discussing the matter OF limiting the
number of employees and requiring COM
mittee clerks to be able to operate type
writer's. These matters, with that of the
selection Of a chaplain. were referred to a
committee to decide upon and report at the
caucus which will be held at 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning.
At the senatorial caucus this evening
Senator Cook was selected as chairman
and an adjournment taken to 10 O'Clock
Wednesday morning to allow other MEM
bers to be present Senator Dillon, as the
representative of Gamble, asked for the
adjournment of the senatorial caucus.
There is no apparent change In the situa-
ton. either as TO senator OF probable ON
GERS OF the two houses.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-08
County OmcinIn strIcken.

SIDNEY. Ia, Jan. 7-(speciaL )-Strange
adverse OF fate seems TO pursue the county
officials and people Of the court house. Last
March A. t. Chambers. clerk of the courts,
was stricken with a malignant malady.
from which he died October /. two days
after his denomination by the republican
county convention. Sheriff Charles T. Kent
was brought home sick from Mr.. Chambers
funeral. and his illness terminated, fatally
after a three months heroic hattie for life.
Mr.. Kent died Sunday. the last day Of his
term Of once. Had he lived he would have
been sworn In for a second term on the
following day. on December II the only
son OF the court house janitor. Lee Splitter,
aged 10 years, a recent graduate Of the
high school, died OF typhoid fever. Last
February George w. Moore. county re-
corder, was brought 10 deaths door by
severe hemorrhages OF the lungs. but he
recovered and is now able to work IN his
office. These oficials were all young men,
Mr.. Chambers being IS. Mr.. Kent about the
same age and Mr.. Moore ten years young Dr.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-08
Gives Up Cards.


LJOGAN-The death Of Henry Barkoff oc-
CURED here recently at his late residence,
funeral was held Saturday afternoon from
the Logan Church of Christ. Mr.. Barkofr
was an old settler OF Harrison county and
was OF German descent.
LOGAN-At the recent annual election of
Chrysolite lodge No. 400 Ancient Free and
Accepted Masons the following officers
were elected for the coming year: Senior
warden, Edwin K, Beck; junior warden,
Charles BlodRett, treasurer, William III.
Wood; secretary, Thomas G. Smith. Joint
installation services with the order of the
Eastern Star will be held tomorrow even
ing.
SIOUX CITY-In a starved and exhausted
condition and with a little gold ring tied
round its leg, a carrier pigeon was shot BY
a Monroe county farmer and afterwards
identified by Albert Jasper of this place as
the bird he had started to his little niece
in Omaha about three months ago. He
tied the gold ring to its leg as present to
her. IL is believed the pigeon lost its way
in storm.
CAMBRIDGE-One of the oldest homes in
Story county was destroyed by fire yester
day the old log residence of Rev. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cross being consumed in the absence
OF the former. The house was built fifty
'ears ago and has been continuously occu-
pied by Mrs. Cross, formerly Mrs Meter
field during all this time; A remarkable
only one mile from this place. yet she has
made but two trips to the town in the half
century.
Wa lEFNLOO-1TOHllnenl democrats from
all over Iowa will deliver addresses here
tomorrow evening at the Jackson day ban
quet. The program for the evening is as
follows: Hon. W. n. Birdsall, toastmaster.
The Day We Celebrate" Hon. j. b.
Weaver. Colfax; Currency Reform" ex-
Governor Horace Boies Waterloo; Present
Day Tendencies" Hon. Cato Sells, Vinton;
The Democracy of Jackson and Jeffer-
son." Hon. ]. b. Sullivan, Des Moines
Democracy in Iowa." Judge A. Van Wage
men, Sioux City; Glass Legislation" Hon.
Il. Nj. Carr. Manchester: Those Who
Have Fought the Fight and Kept the
Faith" Hon. ]. NJ. Parsons, Des Moines
"Democracy,-Its Mission and Its Oppor-
tunlties," Hon. J. d. Dennison. Dubuque;
Our Future Prospects Hon George f,
Reinhart, Des Moines; THE Newspaper In
Politics." Hon. Charles A. Dickson. Sioux
Reed Kansas SitH MSn ieme aa A.
mony." Hon. Martin ]. Wade. Iowa City;
what Shall We Do to Be Saved?" Hon.
Anthony G. DAILY, Marshalltown.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-08
n. 2. IFiumbInr Go. Tsl 80 NIsht CO..
Marriage Licenses.
What Do They Curei

The above question ia often asked con
carninR DR.. Pierce's two leading medi-
cineS, Golden Medical Discovery and
SFavorite Prescription
The answer Is that eGolden Medical
Discovery Is . most potent Alternative OF
blood-puriler, and tonic or tnVigorator
and acts especially favorably IN . curar
tive way upon all the mucous lining sur
faces, as OF the nasal passages, throat,
bronchial tubes, stomach. bowels and
bla4dePScurlng q large per cent Of eat9r-
Inal cases ynetner t2e olssAse snseis ons
CHA. stomachN as cataffAAl dyspepsia \
bowels a. oQsf4f9t<heAl bladder.
csarus or other pelvic orgfusS EHel In
the chronic or -nlcOEa tlye slageS 01 thesA
AfactlonA 1k1a-oIten kneeesstnl IN ansck
me F5Y6rlte Prescrlntlcn q ADVISED
fof the cntepl- one elass ol q seases-hQA
n1enIiafL FeakneaSek. uEfEhgtfhehs and
irregUlAfltleS Incident % Mllfh onll. q IL
IS q powerful yet gently acting invig0fat-
0ut Over-worked women--no matter what
has caused the breakdown, sFavorite
Prescription win be found most effective
in building up the strength, regulating
the wornanly functions, supduing pain
and bringing about q healthy, vigorous
condition Of the whole system.
A book Of particulars wraps each bottle
diving the form ul9 Of both medicines and
suotiag what scores OF eminent med.
zeal authors, whose works are consulted
b. physielsps Of all the schools Of praetlee
AZ FuIdes In prescribing, say OF each In
Rredlent entering into these medicines.
The words OF praise bestowed on the
several ingredients entering into Doctor
PIeEoals meaiolRes BY such writers should
have more weight than any amount OF
non professional testimonials, because
Slch men are writing for the guidance OF
their medical brethren and know whereof
Both medicines are non-alcOholic, non
UBcret, and contain no harmful haoltr
forming drugs, being composed OF glycerle
attracts Of the roots Of native, American
medicinal forest plants They are both
sold BY dealers In medicine. You cant
AFFORD 10 accept as . substitute for one Of
these medicines Of known composition,
any secret nOstrum-
Dr.. Piefce's Pellets, small, sugar-coated
easy 20 take as candy, regulate ana IN
Vizorate stomach. liver and bowelA
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-08

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Ind"
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Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-08
Report of-JuveniIe Court.

H. v. Battey, clerk of the district court,
completed yesterday and forwarded to the
State Board OF Control a report OF the
cases in the Juvenile, division of the district
court for the year ended December 81, 1905.
Six boys were committed to the Industrial
school at Eldora. three girls TO the indus
trial school at Mltchellville. nineteen chill
dren were placed under the supervision of
the probation officer, FIVE were placed in
custody OF relatives seven were given sus-
pended commitments pending good behavior
and one was sent to the Rescue Home in
Omaha.
Rev. Henry belong, the probation officer,
in report filed with the Board of Super
visors yesterday, stated that 1877 cases of
delinquent boys and girls. principally boys,
had been called to his attention and which
he succeeded in settling without bringing
the offenders before the court. Only two
fell by the wayside and later had to be
brought into court and sent TO the indus
trial school, -
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-08
AIbert N. To.terin nend.

Z. A. wiekham received a telegram yes
terday morning announcing the death OF
Albert T. Tostevin, formerly of this city
at Round Mountain, Mont. No further
particulars are given in the telegram. Bert
Tostevin, as he was Familiarity known, was
the son OF the late Thomas Tostevin, one
of the pioneers Of Council Blufs. He was
born in Council Bluffs and at the time Of
his death was AZ years of age. He is sur
vived b. two sisters. Mrs. Harvey Of
Denver. Colo, and Mrs. Wakefield OF st.
Paul. MINI.