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General ETerchandi..

Bags-Grain bags. 5@M5Hc. San o,s,+,r
esss Se wool bags 27se for 55s b ana 29i1c
al---Pennsylvania anthracite egg. SIG ner
ION wellington, 50; New wellington. So. Coos
belaw Main, SO; stanford Richmond. So: c1m mn
oer.end. $l5 IN bulk and SI6.5O in sacks. Welsh
So Se.se; S4S' coke, SIG per Ton IN bulk and
gll Quotations are for bsrreis)-Iinseed. aec
@sA pet gallon for boiled and 97d9Sc for raw /:
xSaSs. 9c more; castor oil in cases. No. l. Tic;
15SSsrs "A, SLIT Gl.l9; China nut. cases 6od
5sik Pet = ss1lea, eocoanut oil. in barrels. 75G
sSec for No. ,, according To quantity; ertTs
s.eecned winter sperm oil, Soc: natural winter
eierm oil Soc; natural whale oil 55c; pure lsrd
o. 81; winter strained lard oil soc; pure meats
.eot oil. Sc; No. neatsfOot oil Csc; herring oil
QUO salmon OIL soc; boiled fish oil, soc; paint
Coal Oil. Gasoline. etc-water white. iron bar
Iels OF drums. sc; $50 degree oil, iron barrels or
-ee: astral. l6c: star. Ice; extra star, Iec:
Eialne, 2612c; eocene, I9c: red crown and motor
late, in drums 7Ikc cases &c more: Sc degree
gasoline. In bulk 3oc in cases 37lbc: varnish
makers make and painters naphtha, in bulk 15c, in
Turpentfne at 9oc per gallon in cases
Hnd sc IN bulk, drums and iron barrels.
C. s.. 10; Il. S9-I5: I. So 20.
Ree and White Lead-Red. s1k ace; white.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
me western sugar refining company quotes as
lated. 5.e5c; standard coarse Granulated 565c;
fruit granulated. 5-e5e; cut loaf in barrels only
E.65c; Il. & E. crystal dominios 5 10 cartons in
cases, S-65c; do in 10 cartons in cases, else;
monarch bar, &C; tablets. in half barrels g. i5c;
GO II boxes. 6-s0c; cubes and A crushed 5eOc
monarch powdered: 5.75c; xxx powdered.
. aoc+ candy graduated, 5.75c; cOnfectioners' A
o-oSc; confectioners' crystals. 75c; extra fine
grsnulsted, 5.45c; magnolia A. 5.25c; extra c.
BIS; golden c. 5-05c; D. 1850. Barrels and so
~ bags loc; half barrels 25c; boxes SOC more per
100 lbs than for bags of 100 lbs net Bar in
IS and 20 ID tins $40 more in s and 10 ID
tlns Szo5 more per 100 lbs than price for this
grade IN 100 10 bags
Inc California and Hawaii sugar refining COM
psny quotes as follows: Grsnulated basis 565c; /;
hlgraoe bar. Sc; powdered 3. T5c; A crushed
5eoci berry. 5.65c; c. & II. extra fine granu-
lateo- 5-65c; coarse dry granulsted 565c con-
ieenonerS A. -65c; confectioners' crystal 8 75c:
cubes, 5-e0c: bricks 5 soc; extra fine dry granu-
lated 100 lbs bags only. 5-45c; excelsior a
5-2oc; extra c, 5-I5c; golden c. 5.O5c: yellow D.
z.ssc; cut loaf. in barrels only. 7-e5c; H. & E.
crystal domtnos, ID cartons, ia cases. s 65c: do
10 cartons in cases. 9.I5c. Additional per 100
lbs; In barrels and 50 10 bags IOc more; half
barrels 25c more; boxes, SOC more for all grades
Ear IN 80 and 40 ID tins. Sl.70 more; in 10 ID
TINS S2-S5 more. Minimum order, carload
Weicbr
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ts. tsas medium. s15 light. s1sc: cowbiees SIC.
sslfes 70. 7%ei sailed Kip. I0c: salted veal. &c;
100 49, ~, ioe; dry hides. lSc; dry salt hides
lfnrS ~ lte. dry calf. 22c; sheepskins shear
$780, - ~ sc each; short wool. 40d6Oc; medium.
bo~sstS 80 long wool. 90cG$I.25; lambs. 25I50c:
csI.s -sSulom, .5cd$I for small and 2565oc for
81 Sse75 15osssenldes dry SI.5o@225 for large and
90 - LOT .9t medium. 50c@S1 for small and 25a
Isroe Ssl'ss soatsklns, prime sngorss. 750SI;
small n1r s19,sg goats Sog4oc; medium. 20Q25c
grease. 2Q2lsc y @'' ~ - 7S"c'
aesSooii sSoi-spr5ng clip, San Joaquin. years staple
ana 80 % : months, 7@lIc; northern Sonom a
>s2sgSea. l5aI7e per ID.
a-1.o5 ao5s-Ca fornis, l0@15c for crop Of 1909:
per II -0Sz 1'e per H. crop Of 1910, 1oG16c
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lights WILL Shine
FROM FERRY TOWER
Harbor Board to Lend Its AS
sistance in Making Admission
Day Festival a Success

H z F ELECTR1-
CLAN WHORE of
the state harbor
commission w a S
given orders yes
terday to prepare
the ferry tower for
illumination on a
California scale in
honor of the Native
S o n. s. celebration,
which will have the
center of the sta ge
for the three days
beginning Septem-
Der s. At the
meeting of the har-
b or c o nmission
yesterday DR.. Max
Ma gnus requested
that the tower be
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RuiIding Contracts

Annie Fl. Spring with H. G. Winham All
work except plumbing for a one story brick
building in line of Mission street, 2lO of
Seventeenth Z 1926 by 70; $4,000.
William H Munk with Jacob WitZelsberger-
To erect ono story frame building in NV line
of Mission street, 125 NV of Croke, NE % by
NV 10o S1.s00.
David Cronin with J. P. Cuneo-Al work ex-
cent shades gas and electric fixtures and
plumbing for a building two fats in line of
Fair oaks street. 2I0:6 of Twenty second, 33x
il7:6; 81. 600.
H W Hutton with Bishop & Duarte and H.
NJ Kelly-To erect three story frame building
in W line of Franklin street. lo3:3h of Full
ton, W s2:6. y 34:4h 10, 3l:6, 4:6.
9.Oi u. L 6s 10; SO, ,26o.
Antonio Vatuone and Paul de Martini with
T Scrochettl contracting company-To erect a
three story frame building (hats) in line Of
Lombard street 1876 W Of Powell. " 1876 by
y 1876; $500.
J L. Hennessey with Trevor Jones & Co.-To
erect a two story frame building in W line Of
Belvedere street 125:I1A of Carmel, n
25:O9k " 96:I0lk. S 23:1. 96:SA 81. 200.
St Francis hospital with G.. D. Patterson
company lcontracfor), Hudson patent block com
pany lsubcontractorl-Ex plastering. par
titiGns and wall Turing and cement wash on
brick walls for hospital at Bush and Hyde
streets; $15S03
Sisters of Mercy with ]. II. Keefe-Panting
for hospital bnilding at NE corner of Hayes and
Stanyan streets. y 275 by Z 1926; 800.
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N---' --fA a. = ~
Egcs-Steady. unchanged.
Cheese nsettled. unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS


CHICAGO. Aug -Rutter-Steady: cream
cries 24i2 o2sc; dsiries. 25d2Tc. Eggs-Steadv:
Teeei2ts 5,eo5 cases: at mark. cases Included.
u = a u &c; frsts 20c prime frsts pc Cheese
= Steady; daisies. 16dl6kc; twins. l5I< Gl5lSc:
oung Americas, 16l5 G1654c; longhorns, l6a
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
Speciol Dispotch 10 The Call

ISpccIdl DisPdtch 10 The Call
EUREKA, Aug. 25-The steamer Fulton ar
rived from San Francisco this morning and pro-
ceeded to Fields Landing wharf. where a cargo
of lumber is being loaded for the return trip.
The sFultAn brought United States mail.
Arriving this morning was the steamer Rather
inc, from San Francisco. with small cargo of
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Naval Sfores-Turpentine and Rosin
SAVANNAH Aug. 25.-Turpentine-Fi at
e9d69l5c Sales. 36S; receipts, 1922 shipments.
3J3: stocks. 1925
Rosin-Firm Sales. 1,so3 receipts. 23os;
shipments. 2.SS4: stocks. 63. 062. Quote; b,
$50: y. $50: E. IS. 40: F. $500: G. S. 80: H,
Sc: l, S6.o5; X, Se.07h; NJ S6-l0: \; Se.l5@
$50; VIC, Sc. .25G76. 60; WV. Sc 40@6.6o.
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Honolulu Aug "a s p. M, 524 miles from
Honolulu; fne clear weather; smooth sea; bar
ometer so "a: all well.
STEAMER LURLINE-Hence Aug "a for Homo
lulu Aug "a midnight. JAP miles out: light
south Southeast wind; heavy westerly swell
smooth sea.
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Nem York Prnhnce


NEW YORK. Aug. 25.-Hops- Quiet
lIides-Steadv.
fetroleum-Steady.
Sugar-Raw. steady Refined steady.
tohee-Closed steady al 4 net loss of ; 10 Q
points Sales for the day were the largest in
months, reaching 12s.0GO bags. aud il seems that
the character Of recent news regarding present
ana future crop prospects has attracted an in
creased speculative interest. August September
ald October 1-f5c: November. soc: December
1soc' January. 1929 FebruarE, 1890: March
.alc; April. I-97c; MAY. 1850: June and July
s.sto Spot, hrm; Rio No. Z. 10c: Santos No /
lO%c Mid. quiet: Cordovs 10I4 6I2asc
Butter-Stesdy. unchanged
EgGs-Steady. unchanged.
Cheese nsettled. unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS
EFaporsted Appies-Cuiet and steady On the
spot fancy, lola 0l1c: choice. SI509c: prime
SdSl2c; common 10 fair. 6ss a IKE
Prunes-Quiet and firm. Quotations range
from &c 10 sac for California Up 10 3O-4Os and
from DC 10 96c for Oregon.
Apricots-Ffrm. but inactive. Choice l0L a
I21zc
Pesches-Firm on reports Of strong markets
On the coest, Choice, &C; extra choice, IS. a
~ p; fancy Sd slsc
Raisins-Quiet but hrm on small stocks Loose
lnuscatels are qcoted at 81 d5E4c; choice to
fancy seeded. za. d6&c; seedless. 4G434c; Lon
don layers. 81 20dI. .25
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RED MEMS BARN DANcE-waIla wslla tribe
Of Red Men will give a barn dance In Frank
I'm hall tomorrow night in aid Of its sick and
funeral fund.
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BRAKEMAN IS BANKRUPT J. FIahertv.
Oakland brakeman fled a petition in byuk-
ruptcy yesterday, fixing his debts at sTS6 and
assets ar S32.
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Time Ball
United States branch photographic office Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco, August
%, 1910.
The time ball on the roof OF tue Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon. Pa
cihc standard time (120th meridlan) at Sh.
com. 0Os. Greenwich mean time.
]. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant IT, 8 N in charge
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Private Wire-New York, Chteags
Western Union Code.
J.C. WILSON
MEMBER

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
THE STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO
Main once, Mills bldg, Sam Francisco
Branch Ofiees-Palaee Hotel (main
eorridorl, San Francisco Hotel Alex
audrfn, Los Angeles CAL
Correspondents--Harr winthrop &
Co., New York, Chicago London aad
Partz-
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(, Ioui. wool Market

ST LOUIS. Aug 25.-Wool- Quiet Medium
Grades combing and clothing, 23d2zkc: light
Sne- 1eM2lc; heavy fine. 1541lc; tub washed,
e5033c.
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New York Metal Market
NEW YORK. Aug. 25.-standard copper,
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wireless From Nippon Maru

Ada Richmond Mrs ]. W Davis
c. c. Tam ~
Wireless From Nippon Maru
A wireless message received yester-
Maru gave the vessels position at 8
clock Wednesday, night at latitude
31.29 north, longitude f39.46 west Cap
tain Smith reported that the liner was
he expected to anchor in quarantine to-
morrow about noon. The Nippon has
only few cabin passengers but
large number of Asiatics in the steer
age and big and valuable cargo.
Phoenix Mt Union Iron Works
The capszed hull OF the explosion
wrecked steamer Phoenix was towed
yesterday from Mission street wharf to
tempt will be made today to turn the
derelict right side up. The failure to
do this a. Mission street was a disap-
pointment to the hundreds of idlers
who have been waiting and Watching.
for two days.
Barkentine Fullerton lis LibeIed
A libel against the barkentine Fuller
ton was filed yesterday by the South
ern Pacific company, S4,105 being asked
for damages sustained by the CORPORA
tion'S freight ferry Transit in a COLI
sion with the Fullerton December 13.
1909. The accident occurred in a heavy
barkentine was making no signals
whatever, andSwas entirely responsible
for the smash.
Water Front Notes
Receipts Of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 1,554o00 feet
The Pacific mail freighter Aztec
cleared August "a at Philadelphia for
this port.
The Matson navigation company.s
Hilonian sailed August 81 from Hilo
for this npft.
Steamer Roanoke Disabled
PORTLAND, Aug 25.-The steamer
Roanoke, of the North Pacific steam
ship company, bound to California
ports, was disabled in the Columbia
river last night, and is back in port.
Owing to the thick smoke, Pilot Sulli-
van decided to anchor. After the en-
gines stopped, the stern swung inshore,
breaking the rudders couplings. The
wireless call flashed out was picked
up by the apparatus of boy in East
Portland, who notified the port authori-
ties and a tow boat was sent to the
Roanoke's assistance.
BY United Wireless
Thursday, August %.
STEAMER J. A. CHANSLoR--From Gayiota for
Portland; Aug "a. p. M, 80 miles south of
Yaquina head: very thick smoke; choppy sea
JAPANESE STEAMER NIPPON MARU-From
Hongkong via Yokohama and Honolulu for San
Francisco; Aug. a. s D. M in latitude 81 90
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Weather Report

United States department of agriculture
Weather bureau-San Francisco August %
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Army Transports
The Buford is in port
The Crook is at Manila
The Dix sailed July 81 from Seattle for Manila
The Logan is in port
The Sheridan sailed August for Manila
The Sherman sailed August 21 from Nagssaki
The Thomas is in port
The Warren is at Manila
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SUN, Moon and Tide

U. S. Branch Hydrographic ONCE
A branch Of the United States photographic
office located in the Merchants Exchange, Ia
maintained in San Francisco for the beneht OF
mariners without regard to nationality and free
OF expense. Navigators are cordially invited to
visit the office, where complete sets Of charts
and sailing directions of the world kept at
hand for conpa rison and reference and the
latest information can always he obtained re-
gardiIg lights, dangers TO navigation and mat
tiers of interest to ocean commerce
J. G. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, o. s. N, In charge.
PHOTOGRAPHIC OFFICE
Depth at mean low water. entrance to harbor.
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Change of Masters
Steamer Quinault, late master P NJ Koffold
new master John Bash
ENROLLMENTS
schooner Polaris, master o. B. Lindholn.
Schooner Star, master ]. p Peterson
RENEWALS
\ Steamer Rover, master James McAvoy.
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BY United wireless

Thursday, August %.
STEAMER J. A. CHANSLOR--From Gayiota for
Portland: Aug "a. p. M, 80 miles south of
1aquina head very thick smoke; choppy sea.
JAPANESE STEAMER NIPPON MARU-From
Hongkong via Yokohama and Honolulu for San
Francisco; Aug; "a p: m. in latitude 81 20
wind; will arrive at Quarantine Saturday at
noon.
STEAMER KoREA-From San Francisco for
Hongkong via Honolulu and Yokohama: Aug
"a. 8 p. M, 42s miles from San Francisco; an
well.
STEAMER sIERRA-From San Francisco for
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Bark Edward May to Lose WINGS

Among the 300 passengers who sailed
for southern California yesterday OF
the st teamer Santa Rosa were:
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Memoranda
Per sehr Washcalore-Had strong NV winds
to Cape Mendocino; thence light Sc winds and
PORTLAND, Aug. 25,--stmr Roanoke. from
this port for San Francisco, ran aground In the
river last night: rudder damaged; is returning
here
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& AT AUCTION

SATURDAY. AUGUST 81,
% head of mares and horses for all purposes;
wagons, buggies and harness No reserve.
$50 Attn ST.. OAKLAND.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

and the bidding was very spirited on
several particularly desirable hogs. Twenty
head were sold, the flock bringing a total
of $S2l@. The top paid was &2 while
the lowest a young pig brought $50,
NEBRASKA CITY-During the high wind
which prevailed yesterday, the six-roomed
frame house on the farm belonging to
Louis Rodenbrock. situated five miles west
Of this city, and occupied by August
Holman caught Ore from defective
flue. The house and its contents were
destroyed. There was no Insurance on the
household goods and but little on the resi-
dence.
NORTH PLATTE-At the annual meet
ing Of the Building and Loan association
elected. which were 4. G. Patterson,
president Victor Won Goetz, vice presi-
dent; Samuel Gooze, secretary and f. Il.
Bullard,' treasurer. Messrs. l.. W. Walker.
W. M. Cunningham and I. L. Bare were
reelected directors, The reports show
that last year has been the most pros
porous in the history of the organization.
NEBRASKA CITY-Nonday a man from
Iowa brought the carcass of a COW to this
city and sold the same. In some manner
II was ascertained that the COW had died
from disease and that the meat was being
sold to consumers. The health officer To-
Gated the meat and confiscated It. Mayor
Jackson went to Omaha, today to ascer-
tain II the federal officials would not find
some law under which TO prosecute the
man. A warrant has been sworn out for
his arrest II he should appear on this side
OF the river. as the offense is not an ex-
| tradtable one. ..
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31
A GREAT CURSE OF MODERN LIFE

There is no more serious danger to
health than the presence of too much
uric acid in the body. 1t is the duty
of the kidneys to rid the system Of
uric poisons as fast as they accumulate.
When the kidneys fail to do this work
thoroughly, uric acid attacks begin,
first in one part, then in another.
The cause of these attacks is so like
ly to be mistaken, even by a doctor,
that it is well to post yourself on the
subject. If uric acid troubles are recog-
nized in the beginning, 1t is easy to
cure the weakened kidzeys with Doan's
Kidney Pills, and when the kidneys are
working right again, the uric acid will
be driven off as fast as it gathers in
the urine.
1t is dangerous to neglect sick kid
neys. 1t leaves the uric acid free to
attack and damage every organ of the
body. The blood gets so thick with
waste matter that 1t moves slowly, the
heart beats queerly, the veins and ar
teries harden; uric acid crystals are
deposited in muscles and joints, and
are likely to form into sediment, gravel
and stones in the kidneys and bladder;
dropsy swellings appear and the grad
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

vicinity among the early settlers Of York
county. The funeral took place today.
BEATRICE-At the annual meeting of
the Episcopal church Monday night an
nouncement was made that j. e. Smith
of this city had been appointed dele
gate to the worlds missionary conyen-
tion to be held at Edinburg. Scotland
June IA to "a.
DUNBAR-The Sunday school county
convention Of this district will be held at
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
of Otoe county's leading Sunday school
workers, have the program In charge
which will be interesting.
DUNBAR-Prof. Thomas Barackman Of
the Dunbar schools has been secured as
one of the big umpires for the Mink base
ball circuit for Nebraska City. This cir
cult. includes Missouri Iowa, Nebraska and
Kansas. The name Mink was coined by
Co.onel J. f. Hull, editor OF the MaryViile,
Mo-, Tribune.
FULLERTON-Mrs Mary Campbell,
aged n years. wife of Archibald s. Camp
bell and of the old settlers of this city,
died Easter morning, after an illness ex-
tending for several months. Besides her
husband she leaves six sons two
daughters, seventeen grandchildren and one
great grandchild.
GIBBON-Frank Hershey, a rancher of
this place. has installed machinery on his
ranch which does away with the old
hand sheep shearing With IT the sheep
can be sheared much faster and cleaner,
at cents a head brought him in $16.75
for his days work.
NEBRASKA CITY-Fred A. Meyer a
young farmer of Usage precinct, and Miss
Annie Wendeln, one of the daughters OF a
| leading farmer OF that section, came to this
| city Tuesday evening and were united
in marriage. They took a western trip and
! will return to their home in about two
weeks and make their homo on a farm
near Burr, s'f i'-.
| DUNBAR-Lou Graf OF Graf, Neb.. made
catt, deal here last week. in which he
bought over 20bo head OF cattle. Those
who contracted their cattle with this Rreat
cattle buyer were william Nicholson, j.. p
Baker. M. T. Harrison, H. S. Baker
George Basley, o. c. Baker and w s
Ashton The price paid by Mr.. Graf wat
TB per 100.
PBRU-The stone which the members
Of his division bought to mark the burial
| spot in the Peru cemetery of Harold
Medley, who died on board ship while
serving in the United States navy, has
arrived and. Will be placed soon. The
stone Is appropriate and expresses well
| the feelings of the ships company for
| their comrade.
HOLDREGE-J. c. Johnston held a very
successful Poland-Chlna hog sale at the
stock pavilion in this city Tuesday after
noon. A large crowd was in attendance,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31
DIvIsIoNIsTs HOLD CONVENTION
sO TO Grand Island TO OFrmulnte
Plans for Fight.

IsO 60 Grand Island to OFrmuIate
Plans for Fight.
fcHAND ISLAND, Neb, March SO-(spe-
claA Telegram. )-Under the banner, Custer
Bukter. 1910" from fifty to eeventy-five
residents OF various portions of Custer
county, representing as delegates the diff
ferent townships in the county, are in sss-
sion here discussing the best, plans for sub
mittlng the question Of the division Of
Custer into several separate counties. Ow-
sng TO the lack OF railroad facilities from
tha southern portion Of Custer to any other
pcsnt In the county, and partially. too, pos
Nb.s, as evidence of the lack of communi-
cntion between the several sections of the
hiB county, the convention was called in
Grand Island, delegates from the northern
Dart Of the county having easy access to
Mis- city by the Burlington. and those Of
the southern by the Union Pacific.
Mr.. Breega OF Galloway was made chair
man and Mr.. Kelly Of Merna, secretary.
All OF the afternoon and part OF this even
ing were devoted to discussion Of divis-
ion plans. One proposal is for irregular
boundaries. and another for straight lines
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31
s:3sl

It's a shame to let that knife-like
eough go on numbering" you when
you can stop It almost instantly with
a little DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-Honey.
It's 80 grateful to raw throats, so
cooisfs so soothing, so refreshing and
so hNaling that you forget all about
ever having had cough after a couple
of teaspoonfuls,
II knocks out colds completely in
few hours.
Its effect in many cases is almost
marvellous.
u removes the cause of the cough
and the cold--the germ laden mucous
that stops the passages and irritates
the throat. It does it naturally-no
straining. or extra coughing. DR..
Bells Pine-Tar-Honey leaves the
- - evv.-rwVsvav A an
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31
n1nnr Antna in PheIps.

HoLDREGE, Neb., March SO.-(speoial)-
Some idea Of the prosperity Of this country
can be gained from tn, fact that wlthn
the last three weeks there have been solo
by automobile dealers in this city also sixty
cars. Not all of them have been sales In
this county, but have been in counties
adjoining for which this city is the DIS
tributing center Two or three dealers, for
whose cars there has been an unusual de-
mand. have already expressed themselves
as fearing that they could not meet the
demand a little later in the season. The
most Of the cars have gone to farmers, who
have not bought them any more for pleas
ure than for profit. having found that they
are OF considerable use on the farm.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

ual tendency is towards Bright's dis
ease
The pains from uric acid attacks are
characteristic; backache, sciatica, mus
cular or articular rheumatism, neural
gia, lumbago, pains through the hips
and groin, headache and nervous dis
orders. When sediment appears In the
urine and you begin to feel odd
twinges of pain, the kidneys are not
doing their duty and treatment with
Doan's Kidney Pills should be begun
at once. What this remedy has done
for others it will do for you.
OMAHA PROOF.
Charles Pulling, 245S South Fif-
teenth street, Omaha, Neb., says: "I
have no hesitation in saying that
Doan's Kidney Pills are good kidney
remedy. My back was lame and pain
full and / was annoyed by a too FREE
quent desire to pass the kidney secre-
tions. 1t was difficult for me to .stoop
on account of the sharp pains in my
loins. Seeing statements given by
parties who had taken Doan Kidney
Pills with benefit, l procured a supply
of the remedy. It relieved me and
proved of benefit in every way"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31
switch Foremnn Killed.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb, March 3O.-(spe-
cial Telegram )-Andrew Mcclure, foreman
Of a Union Pacific switching crew, was
run over by three cars and instantly killed
here late today He was on some cars,
making up train in the lower yards Two
-engines were employed. He gave a signal
to his engine and the other engine took It
up. He was knocked off the car and the
body was cut in two, An inquest will be
he'd tomorrow morning He leaves a wife
and five children and was about 40 years
of age.