Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 7, 1901, Page 9

DAILY B LURDAY EMBER f RICHNESS F—OR TOWA FARMS |ao0ietdsn e sesads me st o ALIIANCE OF BASE BALL|SUSPECT TRAIN WRECKERS . Woatern Loagne €oou to Got Togather with tnjured TS WONDERFUL HAIR RESTORATIVE PO WERS Valuable Than Ever Before. b the Bigger Fellews. To prov -m his great Hair Beautifier will do for vou. every reader of this paper who ha : i T oh oo, Ve Bustas i :..'y"".'.‘ii‘:_!"m.u".‘“.?.‘.:",v':‘i';.?.'.""(:'«'fi.""v‘?".'J"v (0o 100 Bt atte )T e opets "8, s Hair- Hea!lh ANNUAL REPORT ON PRODUCTS OF SOIL 1 FRIENDLY RELATIONS [ULLY ASSURED |road & Navigation line. which yert this IT WILL KEEP YOU HAY'S HAIR-HEALTH VERY BOTTLE the great haie stimulant ably satisfactory that an arrange et i oon. The en t N, white or faded hair to | LIS Paper who have not already trie More Graln in Founr Years of Past b Preaident Sexton of the Three-l Com- | o000 utmpletely oVse and the Mall n' M. vN. as T” blessing to e :”f - it may have Decade~More Than 844,000,000 In- Bination Sugaests A Plan of Ac. | -ttt - s M 4 g hem the re nour crense In the Values Over Any on for Powers and His over. The comporite sieeper and diner lef vod, restoring | \ et Lk s o et Tede. o e Year in History of State Athies the track, but remained upright. The other yto gray andfaded ha'r e “Not a Gray Hale Left,” | . ’ : A cars, inciuding a privats car containing and prevents dandroff and stops faliing o T drege wong”. | BY mail also a book that telis how e 0,000,000 Colonel R. €. Clowry. general superintend and breaking of the ha'e. 1t is not a Hay's Hair-Health i« s dainty dres ave beautitul hatr ar omplexion o000 ent of the Weatern Union Telegraph com dye,and positivelywillnotd rile L f ' Cor ) 5,000 0% KANSAS CITY, Dec. 6.—James W el sealy, hands of clothing, an " arat the thonsands who have regaine ecinee D 8 o SR0D0 | ety peL B o hane Bai} | PANY And party. remained on the track reifioey: scted by your best hien ul action on the roots of | beauty ar | appea [ SRS NUINEN, Doc. §=HTPvCal) | president-elect of the Western Base Ball| “ppiineer Maurice Cavanaugh was bad)y % Pvevinhs hale fateg Al soa barh the hair, caneing the hair o regain s | using Hay's Halr-Health wnd Harfina annual gummary of crop statistl ] A $274.080.004 | !;u.un Wil meet b L of ":’ ecalded and perhaps internally injured O roeh Dersplreton Srgiaal color, whether Bck, brown | S6ap. Cut out this apecial offer and state of Towa just issued makes a fine he above consarvative estimate it | American league and National league in | yyretc @ BEORIE - (REINE b or goden enclose it with you that the sofl products of this state, | irema A As seriou n showing for the state as comparcd with s RelR L iahip atate: | Chicago Monday for the purpese of estab- |y g™ o 00 S b e were In One Bottla Does it, i $0c. At Loading Druggists. [ N other years, While the crop was short the o w000, which | 11shiDg friendly relations with the eastorn |y oo ame ant season 1t wan not dess o than , & e, 08 U | organtaatione. President 0. M. Sexton of | "L+ wun undoumteni né work ot | P s 0” Good for 250 Cake' . .. I 8 one four o the years of e dead _ B e | Ine Threr 1 easve e 10 (he_ . T = ‘ ree soa er - ‘ cerary adjunct to e and contains monials of many of eatimate 1o | tratn-wrackere, as an examination showed HARFINA SOAP- o Philo Hay, resentiug President Pat Powers of the Na and in value it topped all ¢ ears b I made of the Jerdved from Bat a seven-elghths square nut had been oi s | Newark, N] Py Ttics v | consumption of sofl products 1 the qairy | 1o o of Base " . file of 3 3 & $ * best soe) . more than $44,000,000. * The " ponwumption of e ‘w:_v.’\‘ 1 th ry | tlonal Association of B Ball Leagues. | ioouq on (he outeide rall of n three degree "Has s Mair-Health and » agc. cake of Harfina mu(ma ‘Soap, - 6 for 1 p t cash) to pay . . . k Comy lexion, Bath and Toilet, bath for ity i Redeemed by leading drug- 1 t Include o says the i assoctation will ide £ YR cond v, br woll_products trictly and do not Include - - | He says the National association will slde | .. “Another nut was aleo found on an vers where at their sliops only, ot b Tafayeite <., Newark nd vou, g regar dairy products, which are { with the Western Jeague against the mew | o oo i e aveae of 'the ! FHuy s Haleoieaith. T stock or dairy products, which st eI | QIGHTS OF MEMBERS TO SEATS | 1iinyine, Weniern leasue asatn ide Tail about 160 frer ahend of (1 : (AT i - A first one. Two men who bave heen at work N thera fn would bo to double up in stateticn. | (L Whe Keppee I shall advise Mr. Powers to call a|p . Phe Dalles are suspected of wrecking dveasiineey ! : They have been prepared by John R. Sa Alrector of the Towa weather and crop i ntives May Have to Pr. reau, and his summary and stateme Their Titles are as follows: meeting of the National association for \ | | Kansas City in the second week, in January | | | the train and the company has offared $1.000 \ regular e cent bottle at leading e /o stores, and get a 23 cont cake ¢ Following Druggists supply Hay's Hair. Health and Harfina Soap in thelr shops only : “ BT Harfina Soap FREE 1« jer «flor reward for the arrest and conviction of when (he Western leagie convene | hen (he Western league will convene | f 800 SO 1 here. This will give us a chance to talk L W P over the outlook and get togethar in our e OMAHA=SHERVAN & MeCONVE 141h and Dodae; SCHAFER'S DRUG STORE, 16th and Chicag S Tecired. from crop ’ I ook el e Sy proposttion | SLLt againat the proposed American asso- | MORE DEATHS FROM WRECK | tovser. mutrvs—ionraax L TAVEN. 2332 Central Droadway, BROWN, 527 Main; WHELEY, 418 Nroade service and the fig t | N AR by o MLy on. It is possible the ague > Wi this service an t | ressional investigation of the right of | ©AtION. 1t is possible the California leag | Five reraans e ¢ | will be representad at that meeting. with showing the o Loulslana members of congress to hold | farm products and (1 \ tatnable at the farms on DesomPer U BRE thelr seats today drew a refoinder from | h : IF YOUR HRIR general summury of (ot L | R resentarive Breming ot oeoren. | BLIND HORSE RUNS AWAY 1 JUR HARIR heat an N « midsummer perlod. | presented a resolution for the investigation | - | restared 10 auy heautifnl color by ply warded the ‘ER 3 “ 1 ’ B A L L of the. HERE of the Masshchusects mombers | S9B4eR Jamps “Frack aud beaves| AALVERN. Atk e 6 Five mor '@ The Imperial Hair Regenerator € Lentur irl” Whent and Corn Of congress to hold their seats. Mr. Mocdy's | Rivais Three Miles In the | deaths have occurred in consequence of the the acknowledged STANDAMD HAIR " resolution asserted that a certain class of | Rear, head-end collielon between two passenger LOLORING forGray or Wienched Hair 4kt i I LY et i i Rk b ¢ s Southe oad near here last ni we. Corre AT o 4208 acres. und the (0/a] : ! th alidating the election of Louistana| gaAN FRANCISCO, Dee. 6. Favorites R R UNULTIWREARNES (58 BEREY a ' o Confidential Hpring wheat vield | | representatives. Mr. Fleming's resolution, | met dlgaster again ai Oakiand today, not | Maggie Stevenson. colored, of Landers wertal Chemfeal Co, 12 W. 22 8t, N. ¥ Art average of 163 bushels per |in part. recites one getting in front igden, first choice | ville, Ala. died today from finjuries re = whewt product 95,00 bushe Whereae, The constitution of the state of [ e olom I o e v hn i | CeIVed in the wreck. Two colored ehildren IS SR A ain Readel‘s ()f The Bee . v od with In . ’ 130 buahelt veed acroaue. “The | Massuchusetts n contravention of the pro- | L% A% "ol dve, then ran away three and | names not known, aleo died today from Dusnel. ! e inbla. | ietNR el ng e v Riie yight | Gusto, “Morous. favorite in the fOUHth. | inown, who had been riding on the froni L R R he Areiasws of the fop n | 10 vore wiio shall feabie to read the | LITATL 0 Hold was heaten W A driving | end of the baggage car on the fast mail 3 4 n with beautitul pletures at a nom e, alfterant ¢ WEILE Dib Hane, T AR N And | fAnwh by Imperfus, J. Mathews. who rode | southhound train, were found dead in the | I inal cost. We have secured a larg el T the oritica) st Arged with thor uiipointed. it ahal) T Woods, who was on Florenzo when he | None of the white passengers injured in | The general sta 2 18 L and reporting by bill or ol Besw ise """.;"!"“I'jlr left yosterday, was suspended for a week. | the colliston will die. Twenty-eight in er acre and the U 37,908, the itives from (he state of Ma “’I_.l‘r'“ PIRER vear-old maldens, eleven. | Jured colored passengers were takon to the tota eorn output of i 3 whemner (e mymbershin I | sixteenthe of a mile: Cathello won. Rudd | rallroad hospital at Little Rock toduy. The | - Each piate of the calndar fs reproduced corn outpit o t and whethe number of rop. : ; : J t cent compared with the crop of [0, GO | escntatives from sl state shouid not be | Wede second, Roswrie third. Time: 14 | coroner's jury has been holding an in CUT OUT from & water color painting by one of the about 8 per cent compared with the aver Becond race, eleven-sixteanths ¢ | quest all day. but has ched a0 con age. product ‘ot o st twalve “season quan wald welect com- we will glve to our renders only &t a nom nal cost selling: . Bedrier won. Edinborough second : ; . Br o Cuge Farm price of corn for the | . " . Nellle Forest third. Time: 1:12. 4 cluston. The developments today indicated 3 THIS COUPON atate "in ahout % cents per " bughel, us | 1 g Whhird race, | Fiturlty’ coutse, * sellingi | that. the collision was the result of & mis cents on December 1, 190." The 5 ater Seratch won sifal’ secont PALE s b : ¢ A alte of the crop In the markats i |y o eOvEsE. Muake |-quadra third. Time: 1:4%. [ancerstandiagof order Proagat &t/ Bes Ofios fall fn love with the first one which we R 0 000, r SH000.000. I oxcenn of Fourth race, one mile, stiling: Imperior |- P Gtk o ARG : oF A OH enTos WItK the value of the erop laat sear on thy iata Pt finins o teieing : Merops ‘second, Allcia” third. “Time: | FQUL PLAY IS SUSPECTED polygus Guinporsiriliely offer, The Century Girl Calendar obtainable. Decom W thia : R 5 SiPmate” no” actount ts made of tha in-| WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.—(Special)~The| Fifth race, three-quarters of a mile, ae ] — H- h M k 161 AS0 CATBOBEY.. Whin Each page represents a girl of a different orement i’ value ‘Teaiting from foeding | folloving pensions have been granted Al ey e seqtm) Frominent Herseman, Fousd Dylag |g ar eHteving by mall 4ad i period, gowned (n the fashion of her time 'on_the where 1t s produce seue of November elsea third. Time: ;i d ad corn on the farms wh lgsie of November | IR fate. (AN o & wiia. Aln: Expires Short Time : : MOk Takie AcishAtive 18 0N RF TR % ebraska: OPMginal—Lucien Stebbins 8o e en Liodi second, Du or postage Oats, Barley ® » e e, Qristpal- y ng: Gusto won. Ben Ledi nd, Dun Hoapli e s, Bacaatiat: Blane third. Time 1:18t twentieth century k en of oats harvested this | Refssue, Ete"Robert ', Burns, Bayard. § e When perfection is reached ART DEPARTMENT, At e e Ofcren” which is 102,470 | Qliver ' Peiton, . Plekrell, 32 Origing — (han the acrenge 190, the de- [ Widows, Ete = Haney M. Gibson_special | DISASTROUS DAY FOR RIDERS | CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind. Dec. 6 -Wil- the highest mark is touched BEE PUBLISHING As the pumuer secured of this calendar ym_unfavorable ‘weather | accried November 19}, Lexiugion, $6; minor |liam Sheets, a well known horseman of | €O, OMAMA 1s Hmited, it will be well o send for It at 2L the time of seeding: an Nearhge | of James R Prosacr. 10 [ feld | 1t eight b Ix below | Towa X Restoration. Relssy Horses Fall at Crescent, Ca sing | this city, was found at a late hour this once. They will make dainty but inexpen yleld per acre is ahout ¢igh plowa i the autput last vear, it the auality’js [ Bl CHenfmin® i Kramer ‘Gamer, $%; Serious. Injury to Thelr evening at the fair grounds in a dying con sive Chelsttaas presents nernlly wuperior. The total fuct s | Landon Tayior Keer Andrew, 81 dition. He was removed to (he city and Ay aparon TRR-10% N wh- | 11am 8. Hodges, Tracy, $8: Franklin Part. | Monnts. b by ty and o8 calendars are 1013 inche . 14.882.090 bushels, an axe il o | Fldge, Marshalitown, 38 Henry Humm, | expired in a few minutes. He was known bt i Sk el per acre. Though (he fota Washington, § Origlnal Wido: — 1o have had considerable money in his 3 #old At the art stores for one dollar. By B Mehma o, the. Pwelve-yeur average | Mury ¢ Rugnell, 80 Lucinds Cook | NEW ORLEANS, Dec. i.—Cadet Semi- | possession, but when found there was not o ls e £ securing an {mmense quantity of them we k TR m o |y | LiDeCIa ned November 19), ur| on, | colol “ erpen were h winning : e for Hhln e e it S eenta tast | 35 Tobltha Nunn, Davenport, $3: Ann M. | (avoriten today. In the frst race Free | €0 0n bis person. It is thought he had | are able to offer them for 150 :)mr::"" per bushel, as ag: E Retohart specinl aecrued November %)) | State, after the start, cnught his' foot in | been given drugged whisky and robbed . t 5 hoth N, ! the t raliing and fell. "Siah und May B naylul outpdt. il yout & A5 Renewal, | } 3 3 ; e —— ¥ 3 o Tveated from 610 i o 31 Miller, who e following him clos # is perfect in UM bushels, harveated from (881 ot OFlginal“Frank Peterson, | both fell over him. T. O'Brien. who rode | Waol, Market P e e sorer The returne show an Inc Tl 88 Wat with Spafn—Willlam | Free State, had his collarbone and two ribs | LONDON, Dec. 6.—The ofterings at the b ks A AR L B cen OKobosl, '$s Droken: - Line; who had the mount oh Stah, | fodl’ icrton saies Tans Inenpgn At the | ® Age, Purity, Flavor. ART DEPARTMENT e e at (he quality Is much superior Increuwe, Restoration. Reissye, | had otie rib broken. " J. Wilson, who roda | baies. Moat of the offerings wera ot com. | / s i 1 ik WL UL The Bee Publishing Co., Omaha, Neb. i ‘! han R Reinoehl, Sopris. 8 (May Miller, escaped fnjury. None of the | mon quality. Sales fn -5 ew So ts a8 & result of the dry weather at the Ume | Wililam R. Hays, Denver. '$5. Original | hotsea was hurt. — Hestjts | Rilled 100 . pales: . booured. turng } | of harvesting and threshing, The avertfe | Widows--Annie K. Summers (apsclal Firat race, five ongs: Cadet won, | Queansland. 260 bales: scoutsd, o] i uniave, uniform, invariabla. farm price I8 44 cente per bushel, as ag eryed November eley. $5. Crpscent ify second, Fade Meny third 3 Nasid. Victora, 16 | It is always best by every 33_cents last MR, Montana: Orlginal-Theodore’ H, Kiein- {"vime: 1:01%, 2 4dtils Mo mrensy. aiid. Sonih test ‘ Rye—The Fjeld ot tve us schmidt, Helena, $5 ccond race. seliing. sIx furlongs: Semi- | Australia, 1100 bales; greasy, lgd. o bushels, an Ay O I Rk | ——— colon won, Oleka second, Prince Fsher 7. aland, 1600 bales: ‘gcoured, 38diils The averago price is 4§ cents | St Lools Firm Asslzus, third. Time: 1:15. asy. @%d. Cape of Good Hope nd | s, 1 e B Third race. six furlones: Serpent won httrode bales: scoured 1% ; JUIS, Dec. §.-The Southe Pyrrho second, Marios third. “Tim 1415, | greasy, 34@iled. Itaty, 5,100 hales; scoured, | o Sk N Total Cereal Yield—-The above fgures |80 LraIn company mude an ass 'ourth race. 'selling, six furlongs: Boome- | 5a8ted. ~ ° | SISO fec show & totul output of corn and small | today to Charlex J. Muguire. “The com- |rack won, Lady Kent second. Kohn Wreath | BOSTON, Dec. f.-The Commercial Buile- pany acknowledges Habilities to th ¢ X 1 v qunting to 36,601,420 bushels, which | ! s extent | third. Time: 1:14. tin will say In tamorrow’s report on the B R ens than. thy av of the | OF BAN0. This Is in emall amounts due to | Fifth race, selling. one mile and a_quar- | wool trade of the 1'nited States: Husiness | preceding eleven years. Th utput | curtomer e ABKELs AMONNE (0 $25,300 tor: Azim won, Little Elkin second, Barbee | 15 active and . For the D P This semwon In 1800, 1892, 1893 -~ third. Time: 2:091 first (Ime sinc are buying and 1804, and greater in the other years THE ALTY MARKE Sixth rac e mile and seventy vards: | and speculating for a r The wools thus i . the decade Watlute won, Water House second, Jessie | stimulate wtly B supers and they SPECIALIST » A Flax—Total _yleld of flaxsced, 916, —— Jarboe third. Time: 1:46% have bee *d up to 43c. the scoured ia bushela on an area of 104,140 acres. Current |\l STRUMENTS placed on file Friday, '-i"':;’n'"d o 'r'h{(-: ady Jost Atk better. Fine \ d price, $1.20 per bus Jecember 6 coled sheepskins advanced 5 per cent nt farm giice, §139 per bushiel " a the LOWERS THE OLD RECORDS |Fucisd shecpsiine advinced s'her cent All Diseases an Roston cta of the drouth. the nvern Warrunty Deed s already almost bare of spring Texns and ) ALL CASES OF TRl oar ache Lelnk oniy. §7.4. bushels and | Tisa ‘L i ot Sodhban s E. Carroll Schaefer Swims Eiahty |8pring California wools. The woolen goods Disorders of Men ut 5,008,460 bushels, or less 5 trade is undergoing the most phe g 1 Rt SR BB o e [ VI iy e e | B TRt LB Ui | DEAFNESS OR MARD HEARING o amotint i : p 5 odds and ends have advanced 5 per cont 7 VARICOCELE Average price, 0 cents per bushel iHerbage, Tot i Fifth Secouds. ol i ) and The average vield of cultivated hay 4 i Same s have sold thefr entive product o iy erhe werngn yield oe culivates bay ™t Fsenin” M i of ew NEhWeighis and alreads hore s / HYDROCELE curea ARE NOW CURABLE 3711680 tons, which s 102,60 tons in excess et 1ot 1, Choilman's add....... PHILADELPHIA, Dec. & carroll :‘,‘_;"gf‘.",’,‘;:”“"”‘;"."‘"‘[l" L ahta tiat Ga Y Steknod ek efthons by our new invention. Only those born deaf are incurable. of last year's crop. und the quality is | to Bertrand Sawyer haeffer of Reading, Pa., nattonal swim- receipts of wool in Boston sh ”"_' cattl " r synfges sbout 183 per ton for the state, i Clayes (o M. Shehun, i night at the wportsmans show for twenty | fI{f DOGl 73064 Ihs., ugaings 161 301415 eum';nrll'::anam- £ v ay-Total vield, 1,270 tons, an lot 1, ‘hlock 12, Omaha Wnd' forty vards and lowered the recort jihe same beriod In 1000, oaion ] avorage of 1.2 tons per acre. Average value, | 1 Gitord to B, R, HAstings for sixty and © olghey Ty Schnefter | Shipments ta date are i 1% Ibs.. akainet ?V. :"'"h'“sm:n ughiy cleansed from Fo A WERIRAN, OF BALTIMSRE, SRV ok e N ewhent—Average unknown and varl | /%'t phin® Ouk £ | bt Daishtsarard awimming | v o The atock an-han In Boston Jna | beaiien: So0m every wgh and sympiom Gentlemen : Being entirely cured of (hanks (0 S0t Leatment. T Wil now give you R i ! Y Page, lot %, Dipok 1 eliene aad Belineffor's time. for the elghty vards wis |Ary 1o 1801 02050 1bs. (e total | “BREAKING OUT o on e aily | & full Nistors of my case, 10 be wacd al you ion : Sand ts, 18 about AR LS DRSS Yoelione B0, . weconds, lower the record by | $tck today . or face. Treatment contalne 1o dangerous About five years ago my right ear began to sing, and this kept on getting worse. until T lost “Bweet Potatoen- 1atimate Fukeys ot 1 block 8¢ 1ianstom three-nifths of a second: He covered stety | ST TOUI S 00L-Steadyv: | drugs or injurioas medicine. my hearing In s car Enirely T it nsuliedanys 3 8 Tahe, & Dlace 50 | yards n 3 15 meconds, four-0fthe of A | mediy s i iine. 13ty ; Wdetwent a treatnent for catareh, « monthis. witho icohts; conauiisdanus R e LAY FT RN inikey & 3 | docona lens than the previous reansd, Hoth | lc: heavy fine, b washed, 17 | VEAK MEN from Excesses or VIOTIMG | per of physicians, amonk oihers. the Tost enuinent ear specialiet of His citr: who told me that Tmothy Secd st Allan, lot 10, "blq Weion 111 % 1] the_ Aixty and. elghty vards records wer WAsTINn W mAKI T OF S MATBTION, | oLly an operation conld help nie, and aven that only temporarily, (hat the head noises v ould CeraeedaVatue emtimnteds. $1i50 Allen, lot 10, block 8. Clittan Hil. | hela by Behaetrer 'ile Mwam ety yarie - YOUNG and MIDDLE AGED, Ick of vim. vigor | ANeThcease, but the hearing in the affected ear would he 1ost forever Cloverseed-s Va imated), 175 ourke to Newell Burton et a L R A N s Coftee Market OVa0 & Ty LU, vigor Tthen saw vour advertisement accidentally in a New Vork paper, and ordered your treat. R yodder—in ahoc Ang el ¥ i ock tarance u g S L e o 3 #ad streugth, with organs fmpaired and weak After I had used it only afew days according to your directions. the noises ceased, and 000,000, i Grof and wife to Jesse Me 'm.,, . bath being new records. NEW YORK. Dec COFFER- 8po arad ment, had usec 8 accord) your directions. the noix sed, 4 Straw and Other Forage--Worth #0000, | t 10, block 1. Van Camps | Rio. firm; No. 7 invoice, 6%c. Mila, .‘q'fm‘ '.T."“%. st Join today. aites five weeks my hearing in the discased ear Has been entisely restored | thank you PO i It 3 heartily and beg to remain Very truly yours, FEUlS and Vegetabies—\alue (extimated) ¢ itnttmn ind wasband e 0| SPAULDING FOR PRESIDENT | eript, fadnic, | Favirael wore ” dnaily F QultRRNAN, 18 R eI Lish B3 4,500,000, company t 7, block 2, 1st Rpered sales incluced: Decemby 5B ary Our treatment does not interfere with your usual occupation. BN s i aha'w Hhat the: syerags nrice to Mt. Dougla s 20| Report that Veteran Magnate May Be | 06 Tobr e iembe Januar Comvitolig 118 2k ! f cows Is about 330 und of horses 375 T ol g May. 695 i March, r.,..w‘,‘».'n“: |lfl So. 14th 8t. ll::n\!:_l'lin'::nd E nln.l.l:.-.II‘I SHEWLL s uout 10 830 of o ey Recalled (o Nationa! e Bentemo tianen S0 | P, BmlnlSmlu. Omaha, Neb | "INTERN mcm{l fifil'ucyafinggggs&fitfl A'\'rg!“cmcm. ui.u ( CHICAGO, Dec. 6.—That the election of ralding to the presidéncy of the N e would probably result in a tween the two major leagiies M r tonight by President an 2 + | Johnson The developments of the last . g week soem (0 show that Spalding is a can- didate for that position ‘ spite of pre- [d vious denials. and PI""dl‘ll' Johnson's b statement brings unusual . importance o The weak &0t in many men | the nnnual meeting of the National lengie. i . 2 which begins in New York on Wednesduy i and women is the ‘back. It gives out before the other parts of the body, It gets |B0X UNDER THE CLUB PLAN DAILY CAPACITY 75,000 BARRELS, BROUGHT IN DEC. I, (901, ) () 2 s "hie Ll L tired and aches terribly after ik "‘:’n:".'_'::_":::"" ':‘;.:‘ "y Hamill Bros., the veteran drillers of the Beaumont Fiold, brought in for us this splendid Gusher after only six weeks of drilling. We are in a a day’s work or night's pleas- ing Winter. Dasition to make lavge contracts for oll at once and to commence the delivery of same as soon as suficient tankage and pipe e can be completed ure. A tired, weak back pu]lq CHIC ), Dec. 6—Boxing under the | Arrangenments have been wade a Joint ‘pipe line from Spindle Top Heights to Port Avthur. This pipe line together with the necessary amount 4 el ; & R Pl e ke e atinions, on of tankage, loading iacks, side tracks, tank ears and other equipments to successtully market the ofl, requites a large smount of capital. As a person right down and renders Olmpic, Atinesie” b "SI Resaqariers the stock has heen on the market but six wegks, the directors have decided to offer life miserable. ‘The kidneys are hounced tonlght. Benny Yanger and Jo Bernsteln will furnish ihe attraction on the s D UNTIL DEC. IITH, 190L. but usually the muscles and ten- ortance (hat has taken place in noted McGovern-Gans R L v e | Diamond Crude Oil Stoc 520 25 Cents Oil is the proper and gt B o TR AFTER WHICH T/ME STOCK WILL BE ADVA ICED TO 50C PER SHARE. only permanent reme- | Miss Tip Inman % & BT ONLY 75,000 SHARES MORE WILL BE SOLD AT THIS PRICE. . . Miss Mayme o v 1 32 )} 3 " dy. Rub it into the Mies Emme Cloerne. i i 1 Those who purchase now pores of the back, M'"”;_ ":"" Fousl) :“ .. ; : ‘I"'"Illn;‘[nn. but an nu;»un..‘.u In & company already recognized s one of the leading ones in the Texas Field, officered by bankers and business flnd a fcehng Ot re- Ko Iv.\'l"ft(ll'fl : nen w ommercial rating can he ascertained in any bank dir tory I percial n . newed strength and uw Cyarie ronmann'3¢ 6 4 T | OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS: vigor will come im- i Woopap, meeslio (" i1 " 1 Subscription Blank, O. B, No 3 iy C.OW. RANSOM, of Albert Lea, Mi for over 20 years the head of.the DIAMOND CRUDE OIL COMPANY, mediately, and a few et AR BT Y wholesnle grocery Nouse of Ransom Teos. . precideni ot the fond of the 727 Andrus Bidg., Minneapolls, Minn. ’ y Fire and Marine Insurance Con pan, Albert e dircetor in the Albert l t e S1ATES O such treatments will Jeflords Wina In Fourieenth Hound, ben NRHEL Bpnk el e z I hereby subscrib: for fix you up all right : n-:r:..‘\"\;.:.;’l‘l,'"}‘ \«m.h"-l“.wn.:": ;"'s';"‘-"f‘ M FRANE 3 HOSKE of Aok towy casbier “Shier siate Banic presiden stock o' thz Diamond Crude Oil Company at 25 cents again. Omega Oil the Tourteenth Tound of What wWan tg Have Second Viee-Preaident. per share, (par valu: $1.00; full paid, non-assessable). 3 been a fitteen-round fight al the Keystone | HON. M. R EVERETT, of Waterville, Minn.. a state senator and president of P g takes out soreness Athletic club. Everett City Bank of Watervilie, Miin I herewith enclose - do'lars and inflammation. A be. Frines, In boad | AW HARRIS. of sible. 1owa i b SN COE b M as full payment on my subscription. It invigorates and 1ne ViTogun Irom Now Woin saye Thols! do Company: of Bltjey, Ta: A0 president of 1 We 'Hap Lish Name - frock 1 th ¢ TRe United Biaten and the Ameroam smele ALE Xpeas Add freshens all the i A e :unuum\‘ e nameit | A AL GALE. of Mason City, lown, cashie the City Natlonal Bank ress y R0, agreement as to the price of lead to govern ;nuatul.’u'. tissues, fiture: contracts. “The brice “xed’ | 'vaid | Cut out the accompanying blank and mail today. D‘"f PP IO P R R t contains ingre- Balf'a cent s pound from present bric s ves it era My ¢ oy, urchy payable to Diamond Crude 01 Company dients that yon corwt vommi weemvers. |l DIAMOND CRUDE OIL COMPANY, | oo it it 105 Prite LONDON, Dec. §.-v’ount Leo Tolstol has | 727 Andrus Bidg., Minneapolis, Minn, never used aitlie ratanired; Trane TNk aacralaiet Dasf " Peiin e { egraphs the Odessa corraspondent of {1 before. Stundard He takes dally walks and has resumed his work best known water color artists, Miss Maudas Stamm. The coloring fs o beautitul and the execution o dafnty that everyone will Afterward T Cerenl Yield 81 will be getting in on the ground foor and will veap tich harvest from their myvestment at an eavly date. This is uot A