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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-21
Americans Will
Rebuild War.
Scared France

Correspondence Of the Associated Press
PARIS March IA committee Of
American business mon in Parts IL CO.
operating with the commercial agent Of
tho American secretary Of commerce IN
occurring exhibitors for an exposition of
materlal that may he utilized IN tho re-
construction Of the devastated regions Of
France. Tho exposition will he held ut
the Tuileries gardens. beginning MAY /.
and will comprise nearly everything made
~ metal everything In tho form Of
building material house furniture, hRris
cultural implements, machine tools. fac
tory construction and rad building.
The United states viii be the only for
eign nation having a special section al
the exposition and the organizers are
making every effort to make n success
IN view ~ the considerable extent "a
Nhiah France viii have "a rsly upon the
United states for material a. he used In
the reconstruction ~ war wasted towns
The latest statistics IF churches de
stroy6d wholly oF IN great Part puts
the number al "a Ths American corn.
merrlal assent has received two different
impurities for prices far lhe FURNISHING If
on portable houses completely mf,
rlaHed
Funhare q q Thought vii be- Ia
mest demsHi amer the Sac and that the
United States wlll he called upon io fur
niah a considerable reft al d. N must
De- ~ moderate aast and Francs produces
rHlY fHWin4e ~ the highest sfaaes
teeH seailhY peania Nui praylsiouaHt
restore thelf huUts furnishings mndtatt
n testn slth telHs aeaAle 60 fnd tps 5
WHttata m ihe quantities in ahleH Ct
Hlh Sal nfgVlri ~ RS ia make nOaN
a'ssas villas tlc emalaNatle imma
9sie'F thw ~ H.e mhsmtsha again
fhefs eIl a.sn h afsa{ aot bFssstus
t 60 Wfsnl rFhna1e ta sHaie o.
eafl ehaHif .rHa las agsHsflau al
iFu.taft HeN aHHa8 tNe Hemsua
ffFftH@R tHaf FhtH mlR tbs Rs
ttnetiaH ~ aW sVtenatlia sN atsh nea
tasaf ssis ne Ftsa a,aiaF 4f
IS tats heen eafstas ah nWBlt "a
tits tHs see .sssa asa itsfs tst tsaa
NiaHa sssiats "a lta ssFs taa
alaa CD tht aalNfeAk 81 hasiilsa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-21

Totals .......,.,,,.,,.4,7R 1910 b7sa
CATTLE--H Receipts were liberal Tor a
Thursday DS cars being reported IN.
This brings the total for the -four days
this week np 20 2l26 head. which Ii the
largest since four weeks ago. and slightly
argcr than a year ago.
There WAS good demand for beef
STEERS. but wtlhl receipts pretty liberal
buyers. we're able TO weaken the market
somewhat, the offerings for the most
part selling at prices anywhere from
weak to zoe lower A few choice light
yoarling steers sold UP 10 800. the same
AS Yesterday
Cows and heifers showed little or 10
change. being anywhere from steady to
possibly n little lower.
StoekerA and feeders we're Rtoady TO
easier than yehterdAy. the medium 10
common grades being lower and In ex-
IRENE cases possibly lbak6c lower than
tho high time last week. few very
choice Poled Angus stookerA sold AZ ". s..
Quotations on cattle. Good 70 choice
yearllngs, s9.0OQa.b0; good 10 choice
beeves Bo6q935, fair 10 good beeyes,
tS.Gots.90, common TO fall beeves, 81 ibet
$50, good TO choice heifers, N50uh&
good to choice cows, tI.2b1ls.0O. fair to
coed cows, t6.26lt5 %. common 70 fair
COWS, ti0GlDG.25; good to choice feeders.
81 TEIts 10. fair 10 good feeders, ri fGd
77b common TO fair feeders N50Gn 80.
good to choice stockers. NsOae,lo stock
heifers. sG75Qs0O. stock cows, @2An1.sA
stock calves, t7O0qs.i0, veal calves, F.b1
1850. bulls. stays. etc, sbWns.OO
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-21
Henry Moses, Called
London Greatest
Sightseer, Dies

Correspondence - ths Associated rsas,
LONDON Nauh a ianaaa tat bee
stsslsft sishtaHat Ia iHt tnath st l leafs
lAs eihaF aaT g ltaaff Moses a MwFef
~ ihH ga aHhaat Egsf Rlu ha aaats
bafs ffam fsAh.H ih mt Moses haA tba
fstH'stlan 81 sealins His ffnat Fia
81 sire lesflaH natit nssi haa 81 tha
ast 'n ihst tHt ha bstsf H1IsstA en-
effHius ~ ths iie8as ~ rkftsHsaat eas
ae's "a snti lgata ahe sFsssn ZEE re- itA
lsmAsan fsA lsaAgm sfsn ans gaia
hna eawafaHafs wsfs heHt % ths aAfN
av1 So res lhs rasH g. aafsg W ssi
Htasisf hsh sesa uttasiers fsf g. Stale
ttsfa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-21

SIT. louis, April W.CATTLE--lt01
ceDtH. 100 head market. lower. native
beer steers, 81 b0a976. yearlinB steers and
beifers. tb04il000. COWS w. cas- 90, stock
ors and feeders, y bOms,b0 Texas and
Oklahoma ateere, a. 2JdS,ibi cows and
helfers. 81 0oaf600 native calves B.0Nf
100
HOGs-Rsceipts 4 90 head market,
lower, pigs and lights Nbon9.f0, mlnad
and butchers. f9.b0m9,s5i good heavy, $3.50
mQ8
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 1000
head market steady; yearllng wethora,
o.. gl0pl0.75, lambs. ii00Ou1igb. ewes, N'bO
1ts M
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-21
BnTF sTEERs.

HoGe-The shipping demand was much
wider. being the hest ~ the week Other
points reported prospects, weaker. and
with a good run here buyers thought they
ought 10 put 40 their droNeH on a little
easier basis. despite the fact that outlet
appeared ~ be "a much wider Sellers
however. rad different ideas, and while
few az the first hogs sold 20 outAi ie
buyers were EASY, they bausht tho bulk
~ their hogs on a generally steady basis
Shippers stayed With the market as Ions
~ there we're any seed hogs len
Packers Aleo tried Ia get kllshl r0ncsse
kiOrs but they too wanted the hogs
badly, ard ~ shipping fampetlti,n 3as 81
strong, killer drnFea when finally honWht
cost fully AZ much a. aestef laY taks
The shippers, packers Nefe able Ia see a
few hogs early that Wers no more than
barely steady. but Il developed earit ln
The game that demand sas plenty braa
o. rRFe Tor tho lafku hNNpit Arh htlitfs
made Inc his end ~ thair purchases an
IA fully steady basis
This market Waa 4Matad a. ftlit STEADY
heina " AnYthlng struHK aut A. unaltf
we very sunH average etAt WAS "a little
3 ifhaf nulk N the salsa YES made all
uA 20 wlth. ~ course Z spflnklius nf
ushts HH dnhm ava = good sHNs ms as
ffaH AZ A. Al aha faH
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-21
NORTH SIXTEENTH
STREET WAKES UP
Business Mon on One Block Form
Club to Boost for Better
Conditions.
WILL HAVE BRIGHT LIGHTS

Wednesday evening twenty-aevsn
business men. occupants Of the
Crounse and Neville blocks on Six
toenth street opposite the postoffice,
met al the Douglas Shoe company's
store and formed club for the bet
torment OF business conditions In
this part Of the city.
After talks by W. A. stryksr, n. T..
Beselin o. y, McLanhlin, 3 - Stewart,
Conrad Young and M Myer a perna~
nent organization WAS formed with w, =.
Htryker, president. II. L. Beselin. vice
president; a. y. MoIachlin, secretary
treasurer. These officers, with Louis W
r. Beatty and NJ Myer. form the govern
Ing committee OF the club.
The most notable action taken a. tina
meeting was tho signing Of contract
with tho electric light company for the
installation on the street curbing Of
twelve electric light standards. Each
standard will bo Of a highly ornamental
design and will bear a cluster OF five
mazda lights. aggregating ga candle
power. These clusters will be twenty
four feet apart, six being placed on the
east side Of sixteenth street between
Dodge street and Capitol avenue, three on
the north side Of Dodge street and three
on the south aids OF Capitol avenue half
way to Fifteenth street, In the opinion
Of the electric light company this in
Etallation will make this block opposite
tho postoffics the best illuminated block
IN any city In the country. Ths installae
ton Will be oomplsts the first week in
May,
As no name could be agreed on for tbs
club Il was decided 10 loaye this 70
popular vote. Ten dollars in gold will be
given this person who suggests the heat
name These suggestions should be sent
IN writing 20 w. T. STRIKER. Douglas
shoe store. III North Sixteenth street. be
fore Saturday. April %. at .. M, whsn
the executive committee will make tbs
decision and award the prize.
The club will meet the first and third
Mondays OF each month and will have ia
headquarters IN the rsmodeled crounas
hall. 40 North Sixteenth street.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-21
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Bullish Factors in Wheat Circles
Send Prices Up from One
TO Two Cents,
STRONG TONE TO CORN TRADE

OMAHA. April %, 1916,
The wheat market was very strong To-
day light receipts and very good cast
demand sending the market from 70
cents higher.
Corn vas also strong, the better grades
selling half cont higher, while the OFF.
grade stuff sold a half lower.
Oats were very stendy, selling 1T yes.
fridays prices
ltye was quoted a cent higher
BARLEY sold unchanged.
CienruncaA of wheat and flour were
$4,000 bu.
AZ Liverpool wheat and corn closed
unchanged.
Primary wheat receipts were g0s.O0 bu.
and shipments $1,000 bu.. against re
telpts OF $4,000 blu. and shipments OF l92
90 bn. iaat year
Primary corn receipts wore bt8O5 bu.
and shipments l,i0,00o bu., against re-
ceipts of $4,000 ba. and shipments " Y92
90 bu. last year.
Primary oats receipts we're 1000 bu.
and shipments 9s6G1 bn,. against re-
ceipts Of ~ 900 bh and shipments Of
0sO11 bu. lest year
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-21

up practically the entire old mutton sup
ply They scored a &c advance, bringing
h.t5, a. against $40 for their matee yes
terday.
Quotations on sheep and lambs Lamhe,
good 20 choice, handy, Sii ,mnil 20; laInha
fair 10 good, handy. Sl.00dit30. lambs,
fair 10 choice. heavy, Sl0506tli TO- lambH
clipped. handy fS7bm9 b0' lambs, clipped
light, Sg,Nai026, yearings, fair 10 choice
heavy. $1,000 g. wethcrs, fair TO choice,
s. 0oft90 10; ewes, good 10 choice, s. $50
SD, owes, fair TO good 81 l5ds Is, ewes,
clipped s. O0101 Is
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-21
Corn and wheat Region Bulletin.
~ Omaha, for the twenty-four hours
ending NJ D. m, 18th meridian time,
Thursday April ~ 1915:
NEHE AaIk A nLgTRIl.r
Minneapolis Grain Market.

MINNEAP ObIF, April O.-WIIEAT-
May. flls7k. July, fi.1sasQl1 1874 Cash
10. ! hard, 81 .24es. No. ! northern, 81 20'
III 227a No, 2 northern, q. i7tklD1. MI
FLOUR uno hanged
BARLEY --adQl72c.
1ikGg2ikc.
BHAN.-sis. 7D0i1a00.
CORN-No. yellow, 70fsc
QATH-N0, 3 white. t3hU43l4e
SEED-Flas, t2.i4hq2. 1917
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-21
kansas CIV live stock Market.

KANsAa CITY April 90l--EATTLE~
Receipts. 1000 head market steady
prime fed steers, 80 a5mn75, dressed beef
steers, 81 00fi1.26; western ateert. 5000
9b0. stockora and feeders VI 7Jd6 20; bulls,
81 15df ~ calves, I6ODd100
HOGS Receipts $500 head market
strong, bulk OF sales. 81. 40d9Gb. heavy
fD65ff910, packers and butchers pAbW
9aa, light, ~ 25d9,i5, pigs, o. 9yfp9 10
head market higher, lambs. ti07Jlltl ~,
ysariinga. t9B00i076, wetherr M7bd9 W,
ewes ID n1ggE II
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-21

AmaFt tst Naa 1h8 fttnea
s ehe sHt iasA sssst e.s
Wt.g lNs esf ss's .a't tas raah
Meat ~ fHa frIaas haFa Il ..f
81 Hta hkhfA
agssAas "a waga itttt ss a-at st
HHaF mfH HN#F Rf ia W
Nhen ~ sEtahs mae "a eas st ht
HNs a. #bE
rs uaah aWF a A NHss8tsH fhsH
al ta a A aN ktfst 8fsa
fFaBafHrf
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-21

OMAHA. Aprii 20 PRAIRIE nay
choice upland none here 80 ssali ID. No
3 nneHlo n. Ne fSeaia ~. Ne 81 N0d
H4a Choice midland none hbFs. 90 Nft
% ~ No NhsB3epu No. II q Nsta IA
Mn n Al mM a. choice lgWlamd. n ~.
Na n MAwteal No. hsHka1t Nn ~
d fuRe ~
aFRAW N0ne an tha market rhales
wheat q aaaA = ehoiap ost - ffe. d 81
uH En-
AITAt.RA Nnut on the maFkst.
ehalce ~ ~fi1 D.. Ne 4. on aai8 -
81 3 y es8ll q No demand t4 so 3
HF paaFaE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-21
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK mARKET
Cattle steady--HoEs weak--sheep
steady.

CHICAGO April 90-CATTLE--Ile-
celpts. 1900 head, market steady, native
beef steers, 81 $4,000. western steers
81, 1blis.ib; stockors and feeders, s.. S5Qs. 5J
cows and helfera, N0ca9.ni calves, fl0oW
1000
HOGS Receipts A.0C0 head. market
weak. i0liibc lower; bulk u salen, 1904
p7b. light, 81 Dno 70, mixed. 81 5000, ~,
heavy, tg.20pa,75. rough, t92on9 30i pigs,
81. 2i(lsD
sHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 5000
head market. steady wcthere tGgoda il
ewes t5Oosig So lAmbe 81 COOLIES.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-21

SEW WORK.. AptN y Metals feai
70 EttN l# arHifef rsaF arssl Eaaf az
asiis delivers o. . asssA eapEsF tom
a.aeiFaNti. Haafht aafulutl jan Hrl
Hstff ttAHt from Gfm ant Hu
hanged tIn steady Hpat tetss al
AA fAHHiHN Mp8 atuEnr tiA ftHfNH
tst elHetfaiftlH gtfk spot tln tA ia
faiAsea t'M ha lead ~ i@ = Afs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-21

These sales we're reported today.
Whsat.-No. 2 hard winter cars cars
f0sl4. No 3 hard winter. car, ilMh
n cars sss. ~ HI Nc gsr t.,S wIn Ssr'' ass
i@, ! csrs, ti6i, 4 csrs ' ii@. ! cars
Pr, car @lAci I car 9lc, Sample bard
winter. ! car, D.0l ] car lsmnttU, zoe!
oar, 500, No. ! mixed durum 2-5 car, SIC
Hye-No. 2. car 93c, No. 3, % ear
ne; 2 cars. O0c.
Bafiey-samplc, car, siAc.
Gonl@No. 2 white > cars, .7oHc. No.
w .hts ca car eec eaT v sGhS, 10
sg4c, / car 7ole No. yellow . cars,
Gsizc. No. 9 yellow ! car. &C. No. /
mixed; I car, no No. 2 mixed cars,
s ss NJ Ne. n nIssd f eaf 49, N GsF'
mixed; | car, esItc 80 car. ZINC; 3D. car
sample, mixed ! car, &C.
.. Oats No, 2 white ,6h,l' car ~. gn No, :
pic, white. cars, &c
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 hard,
iiM151t .0sh No. hard. .si.0t1tlf on
No herd, oe,zcgtn %. no. oeprns 81 %
Corn. No } white, s,l@doAc; M !
white. 6Sl4us0Gc. No / Wits, esGGsisc:
No s white, 9blt57hc. No. white, 9n
low. es9.ip70IAc. No. I yellow, eg,fQG0lse.
80 yellow, g7IAaesIze; No yellow,
ylsaasc, No . mixed. 69I1@70e; No. 4
mixed, egtl4G0ke; No. mixed GslG9c I:
~ . MIXED. @hgeslhei No; 8 mixed, 81
standard. 4thn4iAc, No white. an
sac, No. 4 white 41n40lsc Barley.
Mating, g3dtS7c. No ! feed b5fJtSc, Rye
No. 2. t2ltg5c: No. 3, g0lt92c.
Chicago closing prices, furnished The
Bee by Logan e. Bryan stock and grain
brokers. $40 South Sixteenth Omaha
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-21

Coughs and Colds Are Dangerous.
Internal throat and chest troubles pro-
duce inflammation. To reduce inflamma-
ton, loosen cough. destroy cold germs,
Use Or. Kings New Discovery. All
druFgista Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-21
81 Jos.ph Liv. stock Market.

sT. JOSEPH, April D,-CATrLE Re-
i7.BOa9.gi cows and heifors. t.b)a9.& ~,
calves, N. O0Qf1 rs
HOGs~ Receipts 1000 head. market.
steady top, ~ g6, bulk ~ sales. fpf0na w
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipiai 300
head; market. strong, lambs, 80 15dll.D W.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-21
A. I,oui, orn,n M.r,,.,

st LOUIS. April 20 WiHEAT-No. Z
red, HIS; No. hard, nominal. May, s1.B.
July. tii0hmt, i0sl
CORN No, 2, 7lisQ175c, No. . white. 7lib
n1dc May 74ci July 7bhc.
oATS-No, 2. 4lei No. white nominal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-21


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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-21
cot,on MARKET.

NEW YORK. April 2o-coTToN-spoot
quiet. middllnk uplands, i2i0c Sales IN
halcs
The cotton market coasd stendy, net
point lower 70 point higher.
Cotton futures opened steady MAty
If SIC, July. iia1c. October, l2lpci De"
her. 1890. January, l2fSc'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-21

,LIyE;RPooL, April 2oTwHE,AaT-.spot,
northern spring. l2s Cd No. red west
ern winter. lis Cd,
CORE-spot American mixed. new. iOs
Cd
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-21

lie. same average run, i6isdi6Ac Wis
eonsln twins, held, %iisikc
BUTTER Easier. receipts, e4t3 tubs
creamery extras. Misn36isc. firsts, 34itu
Boo seconds 23i4a34c
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-21
OMAHA GENERAL MAnKET.
Wholesale prices for Produce
Charged by nmnhn nenIcra.

Ahhrkrd ny omaha Dealers,
hIIIhh-No, J. creamery, In cartons
or tubs, 8c No. Z, 32c.
POULTRY Broilers, alive, under two
lbs, SSci hens, lie; special ROSTERS and
suhss, Nc springs, lsc, geese. l0c. ducks
,,ggc, turkeys, lsc. old toms ise eapona
ltei guineaH, DC, squads, ti.bQa9.D pei
d9 ~, pigeons, 75c per doz. -.
CHEESE Imported swiss, 42e. dones'
tlc, $50; block, Soc, twins, iec; daisies
ly1sci tripeta. sIte young America, &c
ported French Kodnefort &c.
flsH-Fresh, per lb Catfish, ~
but iS@teo salmon, i2al5c, black bass
igat20c founders, 100. Frozen. Per lee1,,
sc, salmon, iga12c picksrel iqsc pike
per h., lic salmon, i7c Finnan had.
G,ss We sr9 JRgS9 per s a9s ~
sala ZOO headless, lLg.
OYFTEne Chesapeake, per cal.
Standards, ii@ selects, u,s0, counts,
CELERY Mammoth, He per DOR
.BEEF ttTs Ribs No. @sci No. 2.
1910, No. . i7he Lolps No. /, a4e No.
z &c Ne, 3, ibi9ei Chuchsi No. |, re; No.
ioe; No 4 sse. No. Z. 'siAc. w -.
.FRutTB Oranges, box NAyela valen-
elias, ~, soa, 1850 1903, i36 l7e, asss. s2.s,
~ X; ION Mesi Is Ss az sses,s Co. i isss
1900 li0s, t3.D l7ss. $3.50; zoos, 2iss, pos,
no. 2sba, S2is, se0s. i3.75. Lelnons. bog
Golden Bowl. 80 s.lyer CORD a No W.
Grapefruit boz No. 100 tas S'9 go.
berries Shipment Monday. Tuesday and
MEDIUM slns, iisoW7g medium aizo
Jumboes, i9On2.25i regular. sire Jumboen,
e boae y; e..itra largo Jumbees soNs7b'
lfrul, and vegetable prices furnished by
Gillnsky n CO.
VEGETABLns- Onions. Crystal wax.
p.25 crate. Bermuda, tl,b eratei onion
sets, red 800 bii,j onion sets, yellow,
$40 bu Carrots, beeia, turnipsi parsley.
radishes. ehaiiofF, 90 doz. cabbaRe New
aNe b., old, " ID. Rhubarb. tl.7b box
TOinntoes $50 crate. T1ttiee, q % boy
Celery -Four dok., 500 crate dok.t VI
s,rats; doz. p@ crate; Pegpsrs' G O.
bu white stock Siloasi 20 bu. sweet
potatocs Hamper. ii7S; hamper. seed
DATEs, FiGs -promedsry, dates. i2M
box new figs. SIC box; stuffed dates. iLB
POPCORN Forty lib. ,sD case.
CfDEH-HN keg
EuTS-P Peanuts No. raw. si4c ID
No, roasted SIC h.. Jumbo raw, s9c
lb. Jumbo roasted, sAc h.. Filberta. Ba
r. De t,sI LIZ ne HI p Rse"n' Jumbo i7e
AppLrgg- Davis 1875 bb.. Ben
Davis Idaho $40 boy; Rome Beauty. N.H
Ml.7t box Colorado W. ". Pearmaines.
81 ,7ilt2.01 box
HoNEY-conb, 1915 case; Airline, $50
case.
Corn and wheat Region Bulletin.
A. Omaha, for the twenty-four hours
ending. at ! y. NJ 18th meridian time,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-21
CITY TO DEMAND
A YIADUCT BUILT
Council Told by Dundee Folks They
Consider Track Elevation a
Makeshift.
REFER TO THE PLANNING BOARD

After another spirited discussion
On the Dodge street viaduct situa-
ton the city council rejected a
track elevation plan submitted by
the Missouri Pacific Railway com
pany, and directed tho city legal de-
partmont to continue its efforts 10
require the company 20 build the
yiaduct ordered seven years ago
Howard u. Smith. w. II. DeFrance,
J. ". George and J. A. Sunderland
opposed the elevation plan and
urged the commissioners to follow
Up the viaduet.
city Attorney Rlns told the commits.
sioners that nothing more could be done
In legal way until July /. when Judge
Hook ~ the federal court al 49, Louis
viii pass on the merits o. the case, and
will at that tlrns authorize the receiver
Of the railroad to build a uaduot or start
The elevation OF the Belt tdna tracks.
only 90 Make a start.
Plans submitted ny the Missouri Pa
clnc contemplated immediate permanent
elevation construction NJ Dodge street
and provisional construction al Douglas
and Farnan streets, this being part Of
the comprehensive plan 20 elevate the
tracks through the city.
Dundee citizens who opposed the slevae
lion scbsmo claimed that the plans of.
tered by tho Missouri Pacific were a
makeshift,
a suggestion was made that the eleva.
lion plans be referred 70 tho city plan
ming board. but the demand for a waduct
NJ Dodge street was 80 strong that tho
city commissioners decided TO continue
their efforts to get yiadnct
Tells Of Money spent
During the hearing J. A. G. Kennedy,
for the railroad company, stated that the
Missouri Pacific during period Of seven
years spent more money In Nebraska for
maintenance and improvements than was
received through earnings
Track elevation plans are being
adopted by nearly every city aA the best
solution Of these grade crossing prob
lens" said Mr. Kennedy He told the
council that the plans submitted were
selected from ten plans prepared by the
oompany'a engineers.
George r Morton, chairman ~ the city
Planning board. recommended careful
Of this problem
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-21
nrr Gnnds Mnrket.

NEW YORK, April 9o.-pRY GOODS
Cotton goods were firm today With an
active demand for print cloths RAY
nlllt wnA enkleL. YnrnA rnlnd flrm.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-21

Receipts and disposition Of live stock
at the Union Stock yards, for twenty
four hours ending OF clock yesterday.
HECBfPTS@HEAD.
Cattle HoRm ghcep IlrF'ep,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-21
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Liberal and Price'
Steady to Ten Lower-sheep
Strong TO Ten Up.
HOGS ARE GENERALLY STEADY

The following table shows tho receipts
" cattle. hogs anc sneep NJ the Omhha
I'VE stock narket for the year 20 GATE
~ compared with last year.
1915 1916. Inc. Dec.
Cattle ,4.,. e05g 04,s35 iWm ..t,fs.
Sheep 900. 50osw sasT77 .'.'... i2s0l
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-21

The following table SHOWS the average
prices OF hogs ~ the Omaha Live STOCK
market for the last few days, with com
parisonsi
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-04-05
Tennessee Official Wins Long
Fight.

j. w. Scaton,o of Linden, Clerk
of the Circuit Court of the
Twelfth Judicial District Of
Tennessee, was for years a
sufferer from stomach troubles
lin part a result Of his coniin
ing work. He tried doctor af-
ter doctor He tried medicines
without end
One day he took a dose Of
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy He
wrote:
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in the world for any form Of
stomach trouble. ! am glad to
say that after taking the full
treatment feel that am well
81 had very severe pains in
my stomach all the time. One
bottle of your medicine did mo
ten times as much good as all
the doctors medicine that I
took for two years My family
physician told me that | would
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am Well have gained
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gives permanent results for
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-04-05
GEO. w. BOND PASSES
AWAY.

The nows of tic death OF Geo.
W Bond, Of Tacoma, Va wus
quite a surprise aud a shnck 10
ms numerous friends an over
Wise County l. had been but
Ia lew weeks since he missed
through Norton Accumulated
by his SOD Isaac who was tax
ing him to East Tennessee nenr
haFolictta when he was enyng-
ed ~ tic Lumber business
thiuklng il change might i'm
prove his heaiih He however
gradually grew worse and died
last Saturday aud was brought
back to the old home at Ia
coma for buriai The cause of
his death was Tuberculosis. II
viii Dc recalled by a numher of
our people that a beautiful
diue hteF Of Mr.. Bond died in
Moron several years since over
The Same dread disoase. Alr
Bond was among The best
known citizens of the county
anu was universally popular.
lie was a mrmbrrof a large and
prominent family living in
Wise ana adjoining counties.
Funcral services we're con
dncted al fnc0mu, Monday AT.
ternoon by Rev. K. ". Watts
aud Rev. Mr.. Dean, OF Wise,
boih pastors OF the Methodist
Church. Tie body was laid to
rest IN the family cemetery near
the town where no had lived
nearly all his life. The deceas.
ed was a consisted member of
the Methodist Church. Nor.
ton Progress.