Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 13, 1903, Page 18

E———— - — THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1903 PROPERTIES MANAGED, W. FARNAM SMITH & CO. Manage Estates and Other Properties | Act as RECEIVER, EXECUTOR, GUARDIAN AND TRUSTEE for CORPORATIONS, FIRMS, INDIVIDUALS. and fiscal agents of CORPORATIONS. 1320 Farnam St. Tel. 1064, MEDICAL, Ligu OR HABIT cured in three days. Pay hen cured, No hypodcrmics, Write for Gatlin Institute, 22 8. l4th, s Irculars. T FRIEND—Dr. Mutter's for weak men. Acts imme- It does the business.” Sample raigoo, Chemist, Dept. 1, Milwatikcee Wi 916 13x WOMEN ONLY: SFI EEDY RELIEF; $1,000 guaranteed I don't relleve abnormal suppression ot uny cause, 1000 testi- monials. Information free. DR. MARTHA WALKER CO., X 163 Btate street, Chicago. 13x LADIES! Chichester's English Pennyroyel Pills are the best. Bafe, rellable. Take no gther. Send dc..'stamps, for particulars “Rellet for Ladies,” in letter by return mall. Ask your 'druggist. Chichester Chemical Cu.. Philadolphias Pa. DR. W, mr\-u{mam women and_children Office, 2205 Cumin, F-21%; office, B DR. PRIES, German graduate, renowned for his kil and experfence in confine- ments; curcs sterility, long standing dis- eases Of uterus and ovaries, cures painiul, profuse, retarded or suppressed menstru- ation, from auy cause, recent or of long standing. Ladles who' have suffered for years, hopeless and dejected, can be cured Without operation or the hospital. If & personal interview Is impossible state your cave fully, inciosé stamp and answer and advice wiil promptly bs wiven, ~Address R F. Pries, M. D., 1613 Dodge st Omaha, eb. specialiet o ractioe, R"laenco telephone, LADIES, our harmiess remedy relleves ‘without fail delayed or suppressed men- struation. For free trlal address Paris Chemical Co., Milwaukee, Wis. BISTERS IN DESPAIR—If in need write me for remedy which relieved me of ob- stinate suppreseion In five hours. Mrs, A. een, 130 Dearborn St., Chica, lnon'rl-l/mn AND TYPEWRITING. A C. VAN BANT'S school. 7 T N. Y. Lll' NEB. Business & Shorthand College. Boyd's Theater, ~ —l“ STATUARY. ORNAMENTAL work. Gonnella & Bro., 0% Farnam. 678—16x STORAGE, OM. Van Btor Co., 1611% Farn. Tels, 1550-863. —805 e STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. CURED, Julla Vaughn, 430 Ramge ma.. m ’l‘lvll:'l' BROKERS, cuTr RATE rfllmd tickets everyhe: . H. Philbin, 156 Farnam. ‘Phone T8, e —— TINNER G, B. KOCH, 24th and Maple. Tel. L-1849, M—829 08 e . UPHOLSTERING. REFINISHING — OMAHA FURNITUR REPAIR WORKS. 501 Farnam. Tel wf dA‘m CITY tholnerln‘ Co.. woven wire §prings Hehtaned. " Tel. B-3m. 1706 5 8t H’Au.wu' TIME CARD, ;;t ION STATION-10TH AND MARCY. {lllinols Central. Leave. lcago Express 0n.0 nea) t, Paul Iémited & 7:60 pm EDrean . o.ooe.s b 126 am 102 3 am b10:%*pm icago Local % am hicago Expresa. al10:% am ‘Chicago & Nerthwestern. ' “The Northwestern Liné." Lea 470 a al 10 Dl li am 10335 am iChicago, Rock Island & rul::" ve. . Leave. Chicago Dlrll ht L't'd., ellfl DIY Il it l.ouu.n 7 Aoinea Bhlcnu Fast e Golo moan, Gai. " and" ‘Oklahoma Fiyer.. LUnion Pacific, he Mall. fiornia Lxpress. cific Expres: stern Express he Atlantic Express, he ‘Colorado Bpecial hicago Speciai . incaln. ul:co nndb romsburg [Express..b 4:0 pm orth Platte Local H rand Island Locai. Missour! Pacific, Exvreu .8 b WES' a6:5 pm a 65 am Chicago, Milwauke Chicago Dflyll ht. A hicago ¥ am | & 9:5 am 410:30 puy Pl | BURLINGTON STATION-10TH & MASON Burlington & Miszourl River. ve. ¢ Wymore, Beatrice and At oln. . LI2:% pm & 14 pu a6 am a 30 pm Fixer 310 pm L n Fast Mail b 2:62 pm e Fort Crook and Fiiifs: o tmouth llovue & Paciiic Jei. levue & Pacific Jot..a 3:50 am Chicago, Burliuziou < Quiney Ti6 am | Kansas eny. st Jmt»- & Council wm a 66 pn | 1w am | “lfl | vyt | United State l RA".WAV TIME CARD, WERSTER DEPOT—10TH & WEBSTER Chieago & Northwestern, Nebra and Wyoming Div Deadwood, Hot Bprings Black Hills, Casy City, r\lrn'hw sper Exeter and Sewnrd Missouri Factfic, Nebraska Chiengo, Omaha, Twin City Passen; y = Bloux City nklnnd Local, Weeping Water. st Paul, " 3:00 pm b 5:00 pm Via <b 4:10 pm al10:85 am Minnenpolis & BANK STATEMENTS, 4 3:00 pm ® 5:00 pm GNIm -novm b u.pn b 8:46 am ABUSE OF POWER TO PARDON Oolonel Belknap Tells Why There is Law- lessness in Kontuoky. REPUBLICANS OPEN STATE CAMPAIGN Trial of Alleged Assassine of Goebel 1 Ldkely to Become One of the Chiet Political in Kentueky. nes MUNFORDVILLE, Ky., Sept. 12—In the presence of several thousand people the re- publican state campaign was opened here No. 1688 Report of the Condition ef the OMAHA NATIONAL at Omaha, In the State of Nebraska, at the BANK Glose of Business, September 9, 1 RESO Loans and discounts. . Overdrafts, secury and unsecured URCES. $4,915,195 43 13,884 16 U. 8. Bonds to secure circulation U. 8. Bonds to securs 8. deposit Premiums on bonds . Stocks, Due banks from (not bankers. Exchanges for clear- ing house. in viz pecie . Legal tender notes ... 200,660 Redem{(lon ‘fund with U treasurer other tlonal banks.. Fractional paper cur- nickels and s, 1 ecurities, etc. national reserve from approved $ 680,276 17 313,485 63 1,004,083 77— 1,906,798 47 “other 003 00 na- 23,024 61 228,441 84 14,666 00 570 04 00— 953,663 00~ 1,221,144 49 [ per cent of circula- tion) . LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in.. Surplus fund, Undivided profits, 1,000,000 00 200,000 00 ens expenves and taxes Natlonal bk outstanding .. Due to other national banks .. Duo to state and bankers, . Indlyidual depo subject to chi Time deposi Certified check Cashi standing Deposits of U. bursing officers. . Total , oK. . certificates of .. r's checks out- bank notes umm s 151,838 74 258,884 08 140,866 42— 8,070,286 10 9,842,784 %5 600,000 00 400,000 00 75,000 00 650,661 70 30,000 00 $0,842,784 25 2,408 15 600,000 00 State_of Nebraska, County of Dou‘lal ss: 1, Chas. lth day bellef. Correct—Attest: No. E. Walte, cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement ig true to the best of my | Kv. knowledge and CHAS. B. WAITE, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this of September, 1903. BPALDING, Notary Public. CHAS. H. BROW. L W, C. F. N, CARPENTEK M'GREW, Directors. 297, Report of the Condition of the UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK At Ora-huhn the sm- of Nmuu at the today by Colonel Morris B. Belknap, candl- date for governor. The party leaders were in attendance and other candidates on the state ticket de- livered short addresses. Speclal trains brought large crowds from nearby clties. Colonel Belknap's speech dealt mainly with the pardon record of Governor Beck- ham, which, he asserted, was largely re- sponsible for the lawless conditions pre- vatling in Breathitt and other countles. He sald In part: The dramatic and tragic pangrama of po- litical events in our sta:e for four years i one from which we instinctively turn away It {s heavy tragedy, with the slime of un truth clinging to its garments. Repulsive and reeking with the foul atmosphero of dungeons, it displays a body prostituted to perjury and fraud. Noted Breathitt County Pardon. Referring to one of the more noted of the Breathitt county pardons Colonel Belk- nap said: Perhaps Ralelgh was fnnocent of having voted any other than the democratic ticket. Raleigh was the man convicted of kiliing a little girl in Breathitt county and who was ardoned by Mr. Beckham. Your governor by pardoning this miscreant, has shown that the thinks the brute who would ‘“im- properly accost” your daughters and then Bhoot. them ike dogs was fit after a fow years’ punishment to enjoy the full privi- es of citizenship. “Khe table of pardons granted during the last three administrations and submitted to the publie by the governor in defense of his record, is an interesting one, although conspicuously incomplete. Btill, ' it shows that at least 1,125 convicts have been set free in eleven years. Those paroled and not Sounted Would ‘easily carry the number (o 1,200, Mr. Beckham has asked me, in the event of my election, If I would pardon Howard or Powers or either of them, 1 answer in the words of Lord e: “When the case happens I shall do, that which shal be right for a judge to do.” Referring to the trial of the alleged as- sassing of Goebel, Mr. Belknap said: The trials that have been so far con- ducted with partisan juries’ and perjured testimony leave justice unsatisfied. No such travesties can fool the mass of the in- telligent people, and once again they de- mand that the facts which they have rea- gon to belleve are being concealed for po- litical purposes, and which are vital to the truth in this case, be divulged. Home Visitors’ Excursions. To Indlana, Western Ohlo and Loulsville, via the Missourl Pacific railway at greatly reduced rates. Tickets on sale Sep- tember 8th, 16th and October 6th. Good for return within 30 days from date of sale. For further information call or address Thomas F. Godfrey, Passenger and Ticket agent, 8. E. corner Fourteenth and Doug- las streets, Omaha, Neb.,, or H. C. Town- send, G. P. & T. A., St. Louls, Mo, TWO CHICKENS IN A NEW ROLE Startle Visitors to Ji des Plante \ulnlu. tember 9, RCES. by Thelr Powers 4s Ven- ns and ducnunu $2,640,653 39 Soerdratios secured SeiLSuuoveR. and unsécured.... 11,460 82 U. 8. bonds oure clrcultllon aeses Stoc! Raliroad bond: Banking house, niture and fix! , securities, etc. fur- tures. estate ati banks (not reserve en! $ 209,997 T4 Due from state and bankers. banks Due from -vpmv.a' “other reserve agents. Checks and cash item Exchanges for ing house. 1 Notes of tithar ni tional ban! clear- Practional paper cur- rency, Legal tender notes Redemption nickels and a7:3 am & l.m pm L‘wfll)l‘l‘ monef' reserve n 06 am | Specie ......$341,318 00 treasurer (l ircula. or ca.nl. of cf fon) . Total 66,775 61 327,270 82 2,19 11 76,268 43 10,000 00 105 62 LIABXLITIEH. » Sury Undis x lus tund . enses and .;m m Capital stock paid in. vided profits, less taxes outstandi ald . 50 am Nlllcnll bank notes $ 400,000 0) 100,000 00 Due to. mn:f national bank Dividends unpal Individual subject to che: sits cl Demand certificates of pos| Time Certied chie certificates of it Cashier's checks out- standing United States deposits Total . Sllle‘ of Neb: abov, know] and wledge g Subscribed and sworn to bei uth day of S GEO. E. H. Correct—Atiosi e ki B, C-ldwen belle: B. 68,844 92 635,017 23 10,607 82 34,684 62 100,000 00— 3,686,198 21 4,273,530 04 nty of Douglas, s g Al g g nained bank, do solemnly swear that the atatement is trus 1o the best of my SALDWELL, Cashier. fore me this September, 108, SRSTOCK, Notary Publle. 50,000 00| (Copyrighted, 18, by Press Publishing Co.) P. 'ARIS, Sept 12.—(New York World Cable- 100,000 0 | gram—8pecial Telegram.)—Chicken ventril- {gfi at the Jardin des Plantes. oquists are the latest sclentific attraction The fowls, a 215,000 00 | hen and a rooster, are from French Guiana. 100 00 | Thelr curlous gift collects a crowd about them dally. When the rooster loudly an- 100 0 [ nounces that his wife has laid an egg, mmooo— 471,318 00— 1,763,926 33 d wit] 2,500 00 84,272,830 04 87,631 83 60,000 00 M. T, RLOW, FodL uARTlN 8. 8. CALDWELL, Directors. LEGAL NOTICE, NOTICE TO CONTRACT! Sealed bids or_proposals will be m.en d Wwm. K. Fowler, the Bourd of Education of tue at the office of retary ot Supt. State Normal 8chool, coln, Nebraska, ubuv' time tion: K colu; Mr. George Rogcr., president of ihe | Lowid, 16 Farnam sireet, Umaha; Prinei- wl W. A Clark, Siate’ Normal' Scuool, Peru, and Mr. George A. Berlinghof, archi Board reserves tne | tect,” Leatrice. 3 mmm butldin The until Sawurday, Uciober 3, 19. and construction of & cnapel the grounds of the state normal school at ru, Nemaha county, Ne.raska. be accompanies by 8 cchuiles check sum of five hi e mentioned jids for heuting and plumbin pled DA check of five hundre: ndred ($0v0) Une sccincuvions | UNCOVER BASE OF STATUE capi.ol bulluing, Lin- nine o'clock a. 3, tor the erection bulld, ng on All_bid: lars fo - . or the hen Indulges in friendly gossip with anelghbor the sounds seem to emanate from a distant part of the garden. When visitors heard chickens where none were in sight interesting stories of bird ghosts began “to be circulated till it de- veloped that the Guiana fowls were the culprits. The chickens seem as much surprised as any one at the remoteness of thelr volces. . AFTER BRITISH POTTERIES American Syndicate Seeks te Gain Control of the En Trad (Copyright, 158, by Press Publishing Co.) LONDON, Sept. 12—(New York World Cablegram — Special Telegram.) — Negotl- tations are proceeding on behalf of an American syndicate to obtain control of the English pottery trade, but three big firms, who have half the entire trade in their hands, have declined to sell and the Ameri- can syndicate is now approaching smaller firms, their policy being to get possession of most of these and then bring the others to terms by cutting prices. Great execitement prevalls in the pottery districts ovr these reports, but the Amerl- can syndicate is feeling the effect of lowered confildence In American financial operators caused by the ill success of the Atlantic shipping trust. MAKES STUDY OF RUSSIAN FLAX United States Sends Bxpert Whe is Touring the Entire Country. (Copyrighted. 108, by Press Publishing Co.) ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 12.—(New York World Cablegram—Speclal Telegram.) —The Department of Agriculture in Wash- ington has sent Prof. Bolay here to study Russian flax culture. The professor has traveled through all parts of Kasan and Perm and made a collection of flax seed which he says is most valuable He has his wife and an interpreter with him and is now going to Tscheljabinsk, in Siberia. He will also visit the southern provinces and return to America, Vvia Odessa. He says the United Btates gov- ernment will in future devote great care to the culture of flax. n | Latest Results of Excavations in the 014 Forum of | ! Rome. (Copyright. 193, by Press Publishing Co.) ROME, Sept. 12.—(Néw York World Cable- right to reject any and all bids ‘and to | Sram—8pecial Telegram)—The latest ex- waive all defests in the sam By Order of the Board of Education of | the State Normal Sche Lincoln, NOTICE FOR Ble l-‘OR STATE PRINT- Bids will be veceived bj the State Print. ing Hoara at the office of the secretary of gidlte at Lincoln, Nebraska, en or befors September 12, 1908, tor priniing ‘namphlets. ciroulsm. and biahks for superintendent 2:30 o'clock p. struction, snd lies for the ome for the less. for same can be found on fle in the of: Nebraska, Jnisce Hrend -Bool. WM. K. FOWLER, Becr September & etary. 1803, 89 diotm lianeous b of public nted suj pectfl in- | cavations in the Romarn forum have brought to light the foundations of the colossal equesirlan statue of Domitlan, | made so tamous by the lines of Biatius. the legs of the horse probably rested. Home Seelers’ Excursions, 11 On Tuesday, Sentember 15, the Missouri - | Pacific rallwav will sell both one way and Asylgm and the | round trip tickets at very low rates o cer- ons tain points In Arkansas, Kansas, Oklahoma, secretary of state. Bouthwest Missourl. Texas, ete. Stopovers o e 1 T hn Tt S.mond | altowed on the going Seurney. Limit of o ot o e P e ot val | tickets 21 days. For further information the ht to reject any and all Lai L‘nln. Ntb.’.c o Bv Lon W. nu‘n'fim’r"n& BOoARD, call on any agent of the company or Thomas F. Godfrey, Passenger and Ticket agent, 8. E. corner Fourteenth and Doug- las streets, Omahs, Neh, They are n metre telow ground, and | measure forty feet in length, and twenty in breadth. On these foundations are Atill three great Lloc's of travertial on which TABLE AND KITCHEN Menu. BREAKFAST, rapes, I, Cream, reakfast Brolled Lamb Chops German Fried Potatoes, New England Corn Bread, Coffee. DINNER. Tomato Bouillon, Roast Tenderioin ot _beer, Larded, Mashed Cream Potatoes, Mashed White Turnips, String Bean Saiad, French ureums, Watermelon_Diamonds, Cneese, Wafers, Coffee. SUPPER Brolled Oysters on Toast, Rice Muffins, Sliced Peaches und Cream, Cake, Chocolate, Recipes, A Good Sweet Pickle—This formula will answer for most fruits: Take four quarts of best vinegar, five pounds of best brown or coftee C sugar, quarter of a pound of stick clnnamon and two ounces of whole cloves to seven pounds of fruit. Boil up and skim well before pouring over the fruit. Most housekecpers rescald the syrup sev- eral times before finally putting away in order to Insure against fermentation. Sweet Plckled Plums—Select perfect plums, free from all decay, wipe and place in the preserving kettle, first placing a layer of plums, and over this the best cane sugar, and sprinkle over cinnamon and cloves, con- tinue until all the fruit, spices and sugar are used; then pour over the vinegar and set in bath of cold water and cook until the plums are tender but not broken. The proportions for the above recipe are elght pounds of plums, four pounds of sugar, two teaspoontuls of cinnamon, one tea- spoonful of cloves and one pint of ‘best cider vimegar. Place the plums in stone jars when cooked, cook the syrup for five minutes, pour over the fruit. Cover when perfectly cold. Sweet Pickled Peaches—Select fine, per= fect peaches, brush and cut in half and re- move the pits; fill the cavity from which the stone has been removed with horse- radish mixed with a little vinegar. Tie the two halves together and pack in glass jars and cover with the following liquid: To one pint of the best cider vinegar add two pounds of the best cane sugar. Tie in cheesecloth bag one teaspoonful of whole cloves, half a teaspoonful of cassia buds, three sticks of cinnamon broken in bits, and a few tiny pleces of ginger, allspice and nutmeg, not to exceed a teaspoonful in all. Place these ingredients in the pre- serving kettle and bring to the boiling point, pour over the peaches and allow to cool, reheat the vinegar and agaln pour over the peaches; this must be repeated three times, allowing the vinegar to become pertectly cold between each heating. When the preserves are finished allow to become cold before sealing. Keep in a dry, dark place, Spiced Tomatoes—Prepare a hot splced syrup of two pounds of brown cane sugar, half an ounce of stick clnnamon, quarter of an ounce of whole cloves and one pint of vinegar. Wipe carefully with a damp cloth perfect tomatoes, four pounds will be necessary; when the syrup is boiling hot put in the tomatoes and cook the syrup gently and when the tomatoes are cool return to the syrup and cook for ten min- utes, simmering very gently. When cold place in glass jars. The syrup must be as thick as good. molasses and perfectly cold before pouring over the tomatoes. Seal as usual. Spiced Grapes—Take perfect bunches of Concord grapes, wash and drain carefully. Place in the preserving kettle three pounds of cane sugar, one ounce of cinnamon, one grated nutmeg and one quart of best cider vinegar; tle the spices in & cheesecloth bag, place them in the sugar and vinegar, and bring all to the bolling point; lay the bunches of grapes in the bofling syrup and heat thoroughly. Remove from the syrup and place in the jars, pour over them the syrup, and cover when perfectly cold. CURES WEAK MEN FREE. Insures Love and Happy Home for All. How any man may quickly gure himself after years of suffering from sexual weak- ness, lost vitality, night losses, rlcocele. etc., and enlarge small, weak organs to full size and vigor. Simply send your name and dress to Dr. Knapp Medical Co., 20656 Hull Building, Detroit, Mich., ladly send free receipt with full directions, 80 that any man may easily cure himself at home. This is certainly a most generous offer and the following extracts taken from thelr daly mail show what men think of thelr senerosity; “Dear Sirs—Please accept my sincere thanks for yours of recent date. I have given your treatment a thorough test and the benefit has been extraordinary. It has completely braced me up. I am just as vigorous as when a boy and you cannot realize how happy I am." “Dear_ Sirs—Your method worked beauti- fully. Results were exactly what I naeded Strength and vigor have completely and enlargement is entirely satis- v, = Dear Sire—Yours was received and I had no trouble in making use of the receipt as directed and can truthfully say it is a boon to weak men. I am greatly improved in size, strength and vigor." All correspondence is strictl; mailed in plain, sealed envelo celpt is free for the asking an every man to have i LEGAL NOTICE. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Bids will be received at the office of com- missioner of public lands and bulldings for material and labor for the construction of cement steps, sidewalks, blocks, etc., to be built on the ‘state capltol grounds in Lin- coln according to the designs and specifica- tions now on file in the office of the com- missioner of public jands and bufldings. All bids to be submitted du or before 12, o'clock noon of September 15, 1901. The Board of Public Lands and Buildings reserve the right to reject any or all bids, Lincoln, Neb., Sent. 3, 1 confldenllll, The re- “ihey want GEORGE D. FOLLMER, Chairman Boerd of Public Lands ‘and Bulldings. Sepidi0tm WITH \ - The handy way to broil ! MOORE's STEEL RANGE HINGED Tor. to annoyances. We want to show them you. Always =\_ Please Just pull the chain and up For Sale by Leading Stove Dealers goes the whole Front Top. N Thenyou can laykindling, 4| poke the fire, broil or t toast, free from the. ysual ‘ 00 To carry the Overland Mail tinent, on ac- <UNION PACU’IC Vi, llEnL X ’l pigTon NG United States ¥, across the con- count of its being the best and most direct line cry stantly in repair. r month Janitor service, The Bee Building you can rent a Indm une officerlight and_ well vens ted—including heat, light, water and VIA OMAHA 1082, *Phone 31 Wouldn't you prefer an office in a building that never grows shabby —where a broken window cord is replaced the day it breaks? R. C. Petors & Co., Rental Agents. The Bes Want Ads Pmduca Results Cor. 17th and Farnam Streets THE UNION PACIFIC 1s 204 miles shorter to - = - Salt Lake City 278 miles shorter to Lo San Francisco 278 miles shorterto = - = Los Angeles 3568 miles shorterto = =« =« Portland 12 hours quicker to = - = Salt Lake City 16 hours guicker to - - « San Francisco 16 hours quicker to ~ - - Los Angeles 16 hours quicker to - = - Portland THAN ANY OTHER LINE ELECTRIC LIGHTED TRAINS DAILY Fall information cheerfully furnished on application to PICKET 0F 1524 FARNAM STREE' The Bee Building is no older—as far as wear and tear goes— than the day it was built. The little things are kept oon- Very Low Rourd Trips to Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky. 4th to 9tk 17th, 18th The V all_trains, LL and the World's Fair Grounds, a view of the bulldin, Through connections. this route. sisting of ~ sleepers, chair cars and high Back ‘coaches on INFORMATION FOR AT THE WABASH 1601 FARNAM ST., or address Harry E. Moores, Gen. Pass. De; OMAHA, ty Elegant e Tickets scld Sept. 15th and Oct. 6th— long limit. HALF RATES St. Louis and Return—Sold October h. Detroit and Return—Sold Oct. l4th, 16th, 16th and 17th. Little Rock and Return—Sald Oct. 2nd, $rd and ith, Baltimore pnd , Return—Sold Sept. 19t! Many points south on first and third Tu"ndn‘p of each month. vabash s the only line ;;n llnfl' groun o bus transfer ment, con- reclining CALL OFFICE CITY nt!ub. l ing, then PSYII’TDIS. fi T A o , cnlarge, v--mmx. 'n-n':m I!UEGTION MAI.YDOH. relief. Cures t with ayringe, Sllenn-n & McConnell, Cmaha, Neb. Malydor Mtg N lnd Painios) Co., tual in seversl daye. or - $1.00 Lagcasiar, 0. CAPS IS ANTAR SULES? A golden stream of crisp -appetizing browned bis- S :\f;j: £y ‘cuit reachind every nook-f “and cornerof the land SHREDDEDJ Relieves Kid ney & Eladder troubles at ance. Farh Cap- sule bears the drocersrin fact =, 101