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FRIDAY FACTS
U O Seller drovo to Battle Crock
fcytstordny on ImplncM
Dan Ponsloy arrived in tho city Inst
enrolling to visit friends
Editor Lunger of tho West Point Re
publican was n city visitor today
A boy was born this morning to Mr
nud Mrs Frank Gliws of South Norfolk
Mr nnil Mrs B T Whllo of Otnnhn
uro expected hero this evening to visit
friend
Job Lcnoh of Niobrara arrived In the
vjlty Inst night for i short visit with
friends
U T Sprechcr drove to llnttlo Crook
liuit evening to innko some repairs on tho
telephone lino
Mims AgncB nnd Nnnnic Stafford
will leave Smulny on a visit to friends in
astern lown
Miss Vclmii Covert of Columbus is
with Mr and Mrs Geo II
8 poor at thoOximrd
Mr and Mrs 0 W Hrnasch nnd Miss
Gortrndo loftjyesterdny for an outing nt
points of interest on the greut
JMlssos Dossio and Tony Lobnow came
a it a I lt liVnlr
over irom juiiuihou 10 tqiunu mui
nt home returning yesterday
Kay Seymour 1ms resigned his posi
tlon in Leonards drug store and will
Jonvo tomorrow for his home in York
Miss lulia IHocknrd who has boon
-visiting at tho Davenport homo will
return to Sioux City tomorrow morn
ing
Miss Edith McClary left this morning
for Minneapolis where she will attend
summer school at the Btnte university of
Minnesota
O S HnytH returned this noon from
his trip into tho Muck Hills Ho re
ports cool went hor up there with tiros
nud warm wraps popular
Mrs Kiln WStromileft this morning
over tho Union Pacific for n visit in
Wyoming Colorado and Utah She
will be absent bx or eight weokj
It is rumored hero that tho popular
Yellow HankH hnvo been closed to pic
nickers and cninpors but tho truth of
tho rumor has not yet been ascertained
Trinity social guild enjoyed u picnic
nt Tafts grovo yesterday Tho young
ladies went down in tho afternoon and
wero joined at supper by tho young men
in tho evening
Tho severe wind of tho last few days
euluminated last night in n slight
shower but not as much as the soil and
crops could stnml It was quito refresh
ing however and vegetation in tho city
looks good
E Diofenbnck who hud undor consid
eration theproposition of purchasing
nnd reopening tho Madison college
beforo it was burned now wants to or
ganize n stock company and nbuild tho
institution
Agents of Ringling Mothers great
shows aro in tho city endeavoring to
nrrango for its appearance in tho city
soon Hinglings are a favorite attrac
tion to Noitolk people and they niny
depend on a largo patronage
Tho three one legged tramps are still
occupying the city jail Tho police re
lieved them of two generous bottles of
alcohol and siuco their bath yesterday
they have been sobering up consider
ably Their menu consists of bread
and water
O W Hish has his hydraulic pipo
laying mnchiuo in good running order
and is breaking some records Yester
day at tho residence of T O Van Horn
he laid fiS feet of pipe in 10 minutes a
thing impossible of accomplishment
working under tho old method
Tho girlB of tho M Cj M gavo a luwu
social la6t evening at the homo of T J
ONeill in honor of one of their members
MiBs Nora Dixou who has just returned
home from a visit to Iowa Those par
ticipating enjoyed a delightful time
Refreshments were served on tho lawn
Tho family of S F Erskiue will arrive
here this evening from Sioux Falls S
ami will at once go to housekeeping
in one of tho Bishop houses on Eleventh
street Mr Erskiue has leeu here some
time having taken Mr Alexanders
place in this territory for McCord
Brady Co
Stanton Picket O P Parish camo
tIowu from Norfolk last night aud today
moved his family and household effects
to that place In their departuro Stan
ton loses au enterprising business man
and a family of desirable citizens They
have uiauy frieuds here who will always
wish them well
Nicholas Miller who has been em
ployed by the OShen Brothers at New-
man Grovo siuce lost fall has disap
peared and all efforts to locate him hnvo
been fruitless He was last seen going
in the direction of a wheat field and it
is thought that bo may have been over
come by heat aud died
The prohibition state convention is
called to meet in the Auditorium at
Lincoln on July 12th at 3 p m to
nominate presidential electers and state
officers and to transact such other busi
ness as may come before it The chair
iuuu announces that all prohibitionists
from nnorgauized couuties will be made
delegates to the convention
Walter A Sott general manager
Arthur W Trenholm general superin
tendent and Samuel G Strickland
superintendent and Evert O Bluudell
zoadmaster all officials of the O St P
M O road paid a visit to Norolk this
morning while on a tour of Inspection
of the Nebraska division of thnt road
They came in on n special in clinrgo of
Conductor Gary
Willie Messrs Duffy and Edwards
were exercising their horses last evening
on the track north of town and driving
at a pretty swift gait tho wheel of tho
lativr gentlemans sulky broke throwing
him out He held to tho lines and was
dragged by his colt Into the barb wire
fence surrounding tho track Ho was
swung with sufficient force against two
posts to brenk thorn off but was stopped
by the third and tho colt broke away
running to the gato which was closed in
time to stop her nnd admit of her capt
ure Mr Edwards was quite badly
bruised and tho colt received quito u
severe scratch on one of her forelegs in
the barbed wire Dr Johnson attended
to her Injuries and suo will bo driven
again this evening
Inllxr llnl
List of letters remaining uncalled for
nt the postolllce July I 1H00
dims Benly Mr Fred W Tletko
Miss Etta Bridge Mr N A Taylor
Mary 1 Campbell Mrs D Ohapin
Mrs S J Thompson Mrs Margery
CobcII Hichard L Dixon Fred Dieck
man Walter Gibson P II Hess
Getirgin Hughes Frank Jackson N S
Kelly Mrs Christie Koshau Adam
Marquardt Miss Josephine Miller
If not called for In 10 days will bo
sent to tho dead letter office
Parties calling far any of tho nbovo
please say nil vert ised
P F SiitKciiim P M
Too Much Iorkt Not KiioukIi Flit
Without doubt tho fat in pork is
about as hard to digest ns anything can
bo A person lias to have n Btrong
digestion nnd must bo engaged in hard
work in order to tako care of this food
although it is true a largo number of
persons dopond upon it especially
through tho cold weather Tho fact is
howovor that as a rule fat is largely
deficient in our food that is a fat
which can bo oasily digested and
promptly assimilated by tho system
Cod liver oil as wo find it in Scotts
lSniulsion is tho most easily digested of
all fats it is just tho food tho body must
hnvo to givo it norvo power brain power
and digostivn pnwor
Frew of OlutrK
Any adult suffering from a cold
set tied on the breast bronchitis throat
or lung troublos of any nature who will
call at A K Leonnrdswill bo presented
with a sample bottle of Boseheos
Gerinnn Syrup free of charge Only
one bottle given to one person and none
to children without order from pnronts
No throat or lung remedy over had
Buoh a sale as Boseheos German Syrup
in all parts of tho civilized world
Twenty years ago millions of bottles
were given away and your druggist
will tell you its success was marvelous
It is really the only throat and lung
remedy generally endorsed by physi
cians One 7i cent bottlo will cure or
prove its value Sold by dealers in all
civilized countries
UlimiKti ot YVtittir
Change of water often brings on sum
mer complaint Dr Humphreys Speci
fics will euro it an cents each at all
druggists Manual free Humphreys
Company New York
AllgllHt IM OMIT
It is a surprising fact says Prof
Houtoti that in my travels in all parts
of tito world for the last ten years 1
hnvo mot more pcoplo having uBed
Greens AuguBt Flower than any other
romedy for dyspepsia deranged liver
and stomach and for constipation I
find for tourists aud salesmen or for
persons filling office positions where
headaches nud gouoral bad feelings from
irregular habits exist that Greens
August Flower is a grand remedy 1 1
does not iujure tho system by frequent
use and is excellent for sour stomachs
aud indigestion Sample bottles free
at A K Leonards Sold by doalersjin
all civilized countries
Goshkn HI Geuesso PuroFood Co
Lo Hoy N Y Dear Sirs Some days
sinco a package of your Gmiu 0 prepar
ation wbb left at my office I took it
homo and gave it a trial aud I have to
say 1 was very much pleased with it as a
substitute for coffeo Wo have always
ued the best Java ami Mocha in our
family but 1 am tree to say I like tho
Grain 0 as well aa the best coffeo I ever
drank Respectfully yours
A O Jackson1 M D
IMrrtrlo IIkH Not Dropped
To The Editor of the Nokkolk Daily
Niws I take it that you do not will
fully make a misstatement as to the
doings of the city council uud believing
that yon were misinformed as to what
actually occured at the last meeting I
desire to make this statement that tho
electrlo light proposition was not men
tioned nud uothiug was said as to what
a plant would cost as to the petitions
not having signatures enough petitions
from tho First Second and Third wards
were on file each having more than is
required the one in the Fourth ward
had not been circulated as to the cost
of the plant the committee made a full
investigation nud believes that you
ought to givo some wieght to what they
said instead of taking the figures of
parties who are interested iu not having
a city plaut as the committee had noth
ing but the interest of the citizens at
heart while others had selfish motives
AtOUST BliUMillKD
THE NOKFOLK NEWS Til IHSDAY JULY 121000
SATURDAY SIFTINGS
Mrs Chns Ulco wont to Tlldon Inst
night to visit friends n few days
Christ and John Harom of Crelghton
visited yesterday with J A Lehman
Tho geodetic survey corps undor E B
Tilton Is working between Pierco and
Plulnvlew
Mrs Pilger Is laying a brick walk in
front of her residence property on South
Fifth street
Miss Ella Mueller returned lost even
ing from Lyons whero sho has been
visiting friends
Judge Powers nnd W II Lowo went
to Madison this morning on business
beforo tho county court
W II Johnson Is making extensive
repairs on his residence property on
West Koeulgstein avenue
Mrs N A Rainbolt Mrs W II
Bucholz and Wynn Rainbolt nro ex
pected home from tho eiiBt either tonight
or tomorrow
Sheriff Georgo Losoy of Mndison is a
grandpa a son having been born to Mr
and MrH John Hnrdliig of Mendow
Grovo Tuesday
It Is noticed by tho Boo that Mr nud
Mrs K E Drow of Omaha both well
known in this city hnvo welcomed a
boy to their home
Some kind of a show has erected a
tent on tho vacant lot at tho corner of
Main and Fourth Btroets nnd is about
ready to open for business
Mr and Mrs P A Shurtzof this city
aud Mr nnd Mrs Hugh Herbison of
MndlBon will picnic tomorrow on the
farm of Scott Simpson near Wumerville
Mossors Ludwig Koonigstoiu Julius
Altschuler and Arthur Koonigstoiu will
lenvo tomorrow for Jacksons lako
where they will camp out for n week or
more
It is announced that tho tennis en
thusiasts ot Plainviow are arranging
for a Northeast Nebraska tournament
to bo hold at that place in the near
future
11 A PaBowalk is confined to his
home with a badly sprained back tho ro
Bult of a strain while recently helping
lift a binder into a wngou Dr Scobee
is attending him
A surprise took place in the Beo vaca
tion contest this morning when Miss
Celia M Ohnso of Way no overreached
all previous records in Omaha or out by
registering n voto of 2 118a
Win Parker who has been visiting
hero left this morning for Boston to
resume his duties as assistant editor of
tho Atlantic Monthly He will visit at
Lincoln Omaha and Chicago enrouto
Tho show business did not stnrt in
Madison county early but it is going to do
the thing up brown when it does come
Gollnmer Bros are to show in Madison
tho UHh Campbell Bros in Norfolk the
14th and Kingling Bros August and
The local committee nt Pierco hns its
arrangements about coinploted for the
G A It reunion at that placo next
woek and a splendid timo is anticipated
A largo number of tenters nro expected
nnd an enjoyable program has beon ar
ranged
Police Judge Hayes this morning sus
pended the sentence passed against the
threo cripples who had beon occupying
tho city jail aud they were started out
of town One of the prisoners has prop
erty iu Platte county and an effort may
be made to collect his fine aud costs
Hinglings show on the 2nd will bo
oxhibitod in the EdwnrdB pasture
north of tho M O tracks The show
now carries plank rings and does not
cut up the sod iu pastures and meadowB
as formerly Iron tent pins have like
wise beou substituted for the large
wooden ones used until lately
W D Coxey press agent for Ring
ling Bros circus who was interviewing
tho uowspnpers of this city last evening
has been with that popular attraction
about 10 years He is a genial whole
souled fellow aud is nlways able to
make nn advantageous contract for his
slow He is a nephew of General
Coxey of Coxey army fame
While playing with a number of other
boys yesterday morning Herman the
8-year-old sou of Mr and Mrs Otto
Tappert got the middle finger of his
right hand badly crushed iu n clothes
wringer bursting the skin aud making
a severe and painful wound Dr
Holdeu sowed up the injured member
uud hopes to save the finger
Whilo driving along Thirteenth street
yesterday Roy Rights horso became
frightened at Frank Becks cow nnd
ran away Tho first lunge must have
smashed the cart and thrown the driver
out as Mr liight says the first thiug he
knew he was lying on the ground with
one foot on the wreck ol his vehicle
The horse broke looso aud made for
home
Pratt Brown editor of tho Plainview
Republican had his right hand bo badly
shattered by the explosion of a cannon
cracker ou tho eve of the Fourth that
the first aud second fiugershadtobe am
putated aud it is possible that the entire
hand will have to come off Three
physicians worked over tho injured man
the greater part of the night A great
hole was torn iu the lleeliy part of his
hand so thnt tho bones protuded
Terry Moolick of South Norfolk was
the victim of a cruel joke yesterday
He was enjoying to the utmost a refresh
ing bath in the cooling waters of the
Elkhoru but when became out to dross
he was confronted with the fact that
his clothes were gone Ho came home
not in box pleating but in barrel staves
The dimensions of his dress were not
adequate nnd it Is said thnt ho is now
suffering from n badly sunburned back
He probably hopes tho practical jokers
enjoyed his plight ho didnt
Rlngling Brothers big shows will
exhibit hero August a this being ono of
tho threo towns of the state they will
visit It now requires 01 cors to carry
this aggregation and it is said that its
features are bettor thnn over It is safe
to predict that August and will bo a big
day in Norfolk to which tho nverage
Fourth of July celebration would be
only a patchin W D Coxey press
agont nnd Clay Lnmbort nnd W K
Peck contrnctors wore in tho city yes
terday nrrnnging for its nppenrauco nnd
it may bo expected that tho bill boards
with their gay lithographs will soon
loom up
Wayne Republican Bomo people nre
very particular nbout their drinks
Down in Madison tho people aro kicking
because tho railroad companys water
tank has beon used by tho boys of the
town as a public bath It seems a great
ninny pepplo of tho town hnvo been us
ing water for drinking purposes nnd
flnnlly ono of them found a disenrded
too nail in his cup which cnused nn in
vestigation with nbovo results At Nor
folk such trilles cause no revulsion of
tho Btomnch as ntllicts MadiBon people
thoy claim such things aro deserved by
people that becomo so degraded as to use
wator for beverage
E II Tracy and A J Durland have
formed n partnership lor the transaction
of n genernl real estntc business Mr
Durland privately and in his capacity ns
head or representative of Bevernl corpo
rations has always handled more or less
real estate coining under his control nnd
supervision but has never had the timo
or opportunity to take care of the differ-
out matters coming under tho head of n
general business and has not pretended
to do so Mr Urncy has been associated
with him for some mouths and has
proven himself most thoroughly at home
in tho work pertaining to a renl estate
business Tho combination is therefore
particularly strong nud vigorous nnd it
may bo expected that the new firm will
cause au awakening in nnd nround Nor
folk nlong the real estate lino thnt has
not been known for some timo The
inn will be known as Tracy Durland
and besides buying and selling lands
will collect rentals pay taxes and attend
to all other functions of a general renl
estate business The News wishes the
new linn success and is practically cer
tain that it will get it
The fire which destroyed tho immouso
Swamp Root medicine plaut of Dr
Kilmer Co July 1 was tho most
disastrous which has ever occurred in
Binghaniton However the Kilmers
resumed business next morning though
not at tho old stand which is a heap of
smouldered ashes While tho firemen
were yet pouring water on tho burning
Chenango street establishment the
Kilmers wero arranging to do business
somewhere else
That this great industry might not be
crippled for n moment through the
courtesy of other prominent firms and
citizens tho large factory aud adjoining
buildings on South street were vacated
for the benefit of the Swamp Root
people nud possession was taken imme
diately and hero by Monday July
this new temporary factory will be
turning out Swamp Root the great
kidney romedy in quantities of about
10000 bottles per day and in two or
threo weeks time tho full capacity of
more than four times that amount will
be produced The immense demand
for Swamp Root will thuB in no way be
interfered with
On the old site with adjoining prop
erty which haB just been purchased
will be erected immediately an absolutely
fire proof six story structure plam f r
which have been nearly completed
Sprluj Schedule on the Nlckle lliile Komi
Kllectlve Miiy II 1100
Ft Wayne Fiudlay Fostoria Belle
vue Lorain Cleveland Ashtabula
Couneaut Girarcl Erie Chautauqua
Lake Dunkirk Buffalo as well as New
York Boston and all intermediate
points in Now England New York
state and the anthracite coal regious
are reached on fast time aud lowest
rates of faro by trains of the Nicklo Plate
road Leave Chicago 10 S5 a in i 30
p m 10i0 p m with up-to-date
drawing room sleeping cars Unex
celled dining cars on through Boston
and New Yoik train at 10 5 a m and
New York City fast express train leav
ing Chicago at 1 30 p m All trains
run daily Train leaving Chicago at
2 80 p in has observation car east of
Buffalo over the Lackawanna road ar
riving in New York City 735 p mM
every day iu the year in good shape for
evening eutertainmeuts Secure sleep
ing car space in advance Write wire
or phono a057 central to J Y Calnhan
general agent Chicago 111
Wanted Several bright nud honest
persons to represent us as managers in
this aud close couuties Salary ftOO a
year and expenses Straight bona flde
no more no less salary Position per
manent Our references any bank in
any town It is mainly oilice work con
ducted at home References Enclosed
self- addressed stamped envelope The
Dowinion Company Dept 8 Chicago
MONDAY MENTION
Mrs Win Jensen of Oniahn is visit
ing with Mrs 11 E GliFsman
MIsb Mary Donald of Omaha is visit
ing with Miss Lizzio Semmler
Mlko Moolick jr has accepted a pos
ition In the Leonard drug Btore
Miss Nellio Schwenk went to Stanton
this morning to visit friendB for n week
W E Spencer nnd Georgo WilliainB
hnvo gone to St Paul on a business trip
Miss Penrl Kethledgo arrived thiB
morning from Coleridge to visit Norfolk
friends
H G Brnggomann is nblo to bo out
ngaiu nfter a sovero siege with rheu
matism
Miss Kate McNeil left this morning
for a visit with friendB in Iowa aud
South Dakota
Miss Jessie Bridge returned Saturday
from a visit of three weeks with friendB
at Traer Iowa
Frank Reckard of Sioux City was tho
guest of hiB sister Mrs Georgo Daven
port over Sunday
Miss Victoria Nielson enmo up from
Fremont Saturdny evening for n visit
to Norfolk friends
G A Luiknrt returned Saturday noon
from Kansas City whero ho attended
tho democratic national convention
Lovis nnd John Ray Al Holbrook
aud W G Baker accompanied a ship
ment of fiuo cattlo to Omaha this morn
ing
Mrs Anna E Musselmau of David
City past grand matron of the Order of
Eastern Star is visiting friends in the
city
A number of Norfolk ladies enjoyed a
picnic nt Tafts grove Saturday The
guest of honor wiib Mrs B T White of
Omaha
Rev Jetleries of tho Second Congre
gational church exchauged pulpits with
the Congregational pastor of Stanton
yesterday
Mr nud Mrs C P Buudick nud
daughter Miss Ellio are expected here
today to visit their sou and brother J
N Buudick
A boy from Bloom field was operated
on at the sanitarium this morning the
operation beiug for the reduction of a
disocated finger
W A Livingston of tho South Nor
folk polico force has taken a vacation
aud has gone to Long Piuo to enjoy a
season of fishing
Rev W H Eaton writes from Wau
coudn 111 that ho arrived at his desti
nation safely on tho Oth and that Mrs
Eaton stood tho trip well
Dr O S Parker and wife returned
Saturday from Spirit Lake Iowa where
thoy enjoyed a very pleasant outing
They report tho weather there very cool
Miss Mabel Collamer is expected here
tomorrow from Sioux City for n visit of
n week or two with the Misses Minnie
and Fnunio Norton nud other Norfolk
friends
The bill boards forRingliug Bros
shows are being erected nnd it may be
expected that Advertising car No 1
will shortly appear aud put up gay
pictures
Miss Hildreth Sisson snug a very
pleasing solo at Trinity church during
tho services last evening and the special
featuie was greatly eujoyed by those in
attendance
E A Bullock left this morning for
Sioux City He was joined by Mrs
Bullock this afternoon and together they
will go to Lake Minuetoukn for a weeks
outing after which Mrs Bullock will
visit friends in St Paul
A picnic was enjoyed yesterday at the
old camp grounds near the mouth of
Spring Branch by members of
the Norfolk Relief association A very
pleasant time was had with boating as
one of the chief attractions
Miss Gladys Turner and her friend
Miss Rosa Gass who have been visiting
the formers sister Mrs Howard Rowe
departed Friday morning for Humphrey
where they will spend a tew days before
returning homo to Columbus
Drs Bear and Salter operated ou a
patient from Creightou this morning
who had been kicked on the elbow by a
horse and tho operation was for tho re
moval of some pieces of bono to permit
the healing of the iujured member
Mr and Mrs W H Baird departed
Saturday noon for Grand Island where
they will visit a short time before goiug
to their new home in Rocky Ford Col
where Mr Baird will assume his duties
as superintendent of the sugar factory
A Madison dispatch to the Bee of this
moruing says John W Clark by his
attorney began proceedings in the dis
trict court Saturday in au f 8000 damage
case against George Krum Iu the
petition it ia alleged that tho defendant
wrecked the plaintiffs home by alienat
ing the relations with his wife Dora E
Clark
While riding a bicycle this morning
in his bare feet tho youngest sou of
Chas H JohuBOU got his great too caught
between the chain and the sprocket
wheel aud it was some timo beforo he
was released us u wrench had to be se
cured and the chain remover The toe
was quite badly crushed and the wound
was a very painful one
Ernest Bridge started this morning on
a trip to the eastern part of the state
as the traveling representative for
Wheatling nnd other products of tho
Sugar City Cereal mills He will con
tinue to travel in the interest of tho
popular breakfast food Ernest is n
young man of sterling qualities well
liked by all his acquaintances nnd it is
confidently believed that ho will make a
successful representative of the Norfolk
mills
Tho Stanton Pickets Fourth of July
notes says Norfolk was well repre
sented nnd their representation was a
credit to any town Ono convyanco
that attracted especial nttention wns a
three seated carryall occupied by threo
young couples and drawii by a hand
some span of blacks Team and car
riage wero handsomely decornted
Tho weather bureau for several days
past has been predicting rain aud thnn
dorstonns but no rnin came This
morning with the wind in tho east and
all indications favoring rain it predicts
fair weather If tho fair weather ling
gets a soaking therefore it will not bo
surprising The bureau has its luck in
streaks For many days it will forecast
the weather very accurately and then
will miss it for a few days very regu
larly It now BeemB to bo having one of
its unlucky streaks
Pierco Call Ed Norton of Norfolk
Tuesday completed tho work of putting
in an acetylene plant in tho residence of
D L Upton Piping has also been run
into the lumber office of Upton Bros
two jets being placed conveniently over
the office desks Tho plant has been
placed in Mr Uptons residence on trial
nnd runs thirty lights nicely If tho
light works satisfactory it will become a
permanent fixture in Mr Uptons homo
and office and mny bo used in several
other buildings rented by Mr Upton
Tho two-year-old race between tho
horses belonging to J W Edwards and
Dr J II Muckay nt Madison will take
place during tho aununl fair instead of
this week There is a promise of sev
eral other entries iu tho oveut and it is
claimed that some of the nuimnls nro
developing n speed that will spoil tho
8-year-old records on that track It is
probable that the racing program this
year will be one of the best yet put on
Speedy horses are becoming more num
erous iu the county each succeeding year
and the surrounding country is also
developing many speedy auimnls
The Omaha World Herald of yester
day published a very excellent likeness
of Miss Nellie M Gerecke of this city
together with the following very worthy
comment Miss Nellie M Gerecke re
cently won the gold medal at the Chi
cago College of Music in a class of about
seventy for her singing aud ouly missed
by a fraction of n percent of winning the
diamond medal She had been a studeut
of the college but two years whilo inauy
of tho contestants had taken a threo
years course At the very last moment
her music was changed and she wns
given an entirely now selection or the
result might have been different Mis3
Gerecke is a native of Norfolk Neb
where she was born Jnnuary 30 J8S1
tho daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman
Gerecke two of the pioneer residents
In person she is of rather slight build n
brunette in complexion with very ex
pressive hazel eyes and what is known
among musical people as a singers
throat From early youth she possessed
a clear soprano voice of almost birdlike
qunlity of great ranpe and power and
now that she is having the benefit of
fiuo training is sure to make a reputation
that will place her among the lending
singers in the country
Humphrey Sjpeclllc in Kumpe
If you are going abroad write to us
for the addresses of onr houses in
Europe Also for Dr Humphreys
Manual Humphreys Medicine Co
WOMAN
IS LIKE A a CUP A TE
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
In good condition the is sweet and lovable
and sings lfes sonK on a joyful harmonious
string Out of order cr unstrung there is
discordance and unhappiness Just as there
is one key note to all music so there is one key
note to health A woman might as well try
to fly without wings as to feel well and look
well while the organs that make her a woman
are weak or diseased She must be healthy
inside or she cant be healthy outside There
are thousands of women suffering silently all
over the country Mistaken modesty urges
their silence While there is nothing more
admirable than a modest woman health is
of the first importance Every other con
sideration should give way before it Brad
fields Female Regulator is a medicine foi
women sills His
thesafestandquick
est way to cure leu
corrhea falling of
he womb nervous
ness headache
backache and gen
eral weakness You
will be astonished
at the result es
pecially if you have
been experiment
ing with other so
called remedies
We are not asking
you totry an uncer
tainty Bradfields
Regulatorhasmade
happy thousands of
women What it
has done for others
it can do for you
Sold in drug stores
for 1 a bottle
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