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CITY COUNCIL DOINGS
UmihI Kun or lluMnr Trniiftiicteit by tlm
lloiinl Ht Iti KtRiilnr MeetliiR
LiiAt Night
From Friilnye Daily
Tho city council mot in rcgulor ses
sion Inst evening with Mayor Roliortson
nod Conncihncn Brumniund Book
Dcgnor Grant Hecknian Spollmun
nml Uhlo present Absont Bullock
The minutes of tho last meeting wero
road nutl npprovctl
Councilman Grant was exensod and
rotired
Tho street and alley committeo ro
ported that thoy had ordored another
car of crossing stone
Tho public works comtnittoo reported
that the foundation under tho bell
tower had been rebuilt also that after
investigating a sainplo of Mr Cornells
work on tho stand pipo it was not satis
factory and ho refused to contract at
price stated in bid and do tho work thoy
required also that pipo nnd bolts at
foundation of btaud pipo should bo re
paired
Committeo on nuisances reported
that after investigating tho matter of
complaint in regard to Mr Becks cosb
podl they found no cause for complaint
The report of tho nuisnnco committeo
wah accepted and adopted
Report of tho city treasurer for Sep
tember was read showing balauces as
follows General fund 0585 interest
jund 204444 water fund 55b
road fund20157sinking fund 2087 02
fire department fund 144 80 and
on motion tho report was referred
to the auditing committee
The following bills wero read and
allowed
W H Widainan Balary for Septem
ber 0
Martin Kane salary 50
W H Livingston salary 40
P E M V freight 090
C St P M O freight U 44
Nebraska Telephone company rent
two telephones for October 425
S F Dunn sign boards SG70
Frank Salter janitor city hall 5
T A Ayers foundation under
tower 10
Fred Klentz drnying 0 cents
Fred Klentz street sprinkling
bell
for
September 20
W H Law labor on streets and side
walks 2550
J A Light labor on streets and side
walks 750
Frank Roedel labor on streets and
sidewalks 07 cents
A Dean labor on streets and side
walks 150
Perry Law labor on streets and side
walks 0
Chicago Lumber company lumber for
sidewalks J497
H H Patterson street lighting 100
C O Mauwiller salary 45
J E Simpson salary and postage
2050
Standard Oil company barrel of oil
1843
C W Braasch coal for waterworks
11737
H E Hardy coal for waterworks
12027
Sam Goon labor on streets 1
Councilman Bullock took his seat at
this time
It was moved that ordinanco No 253
be placed on its third reading Ayes
Brummuud Beck Degner Uhle Nays
Bullock Heckman and Spellman
Carried
Moved that ordinance No 253 bo now
passed as read Ayes Brummuud
Beck Degner Uhle Nays Bullock
Heckman and Spellman Motion was
lost and ordinance declared not carried
FRIDAY FACTS
Mr and Mrs Coryell went to Sioux
City today
Ray Hall of Plainview visited in Nor
folk yesterday
l 013 Burnham banker of Tildeu was
a city visitor yesterday
Dr J J Williams of Wayne attended
the Roosevelt demonstration yesterday
Mr and Mrs Henry Gietzeu of
Humphrey are visiting friends in tho
city
Mike Andrus is building a five room
briok house on Tho Heights near Dan
Murpheys place
Geo D Butterfield of Creighton was
in the city over night leaving this
morning for Davenport Iowa
J B Henderson of Wakefield was in
the city yesterday His sou Louis was
also here as a member of the Wakefield
band
The Christian Endeavor state conven
tion is in session at Lincoln the meet
ings continuing from October 4 to 7
Norfolk is not represented
Mrs Will Higeubotham of Emerson
who is visiting her mother Mrs E D
Perry at South Norfolk gave birth to a
handsome son on Wednesday
P R Walsh the new roadmaster of
the M O was inspecting the yards
in Norfolk this morning Mr Walsh
was formerly roadmaster on the Union
Pacific at Kansas City
E A 0mm of Creighton populist
candidate for congressman came in
from Omaha yeterdy and remained
over to Bee Roosevelt He weut home
today
W B ChrUtie who hiu boeu visiting
the Gow brother left today for his
home in Argylo New York Ho was
much pleased with Norfolk ami the sur
lounding country while hero
A F Maltby who recently removed
horo from Denver is got ting his family
settled in tho houo recently vacated by
Robert Utter which is owned by him
A J Durlnnd is homo from his
trip to Knox county whero ho has boon
superintending tho cutting of his big
fields of flax Ho will return week after
next and look aftor tho threshing
Tho funeral of George Grifllth tho
young man who died in this city on
Wednesday was hold from Trinity
Episcopal church at lOoclock this morn
ing Row J C S Weills olllclating
Harry Hull ran a splinter into a
finger of tho right hand yosterduy mid
today his arm is swollen to the shoulder
It is behoved to bo a case of blood
poisoning but is not likoly to prove
serious
F L Culver has pnrchabed tho Blake
man property on Madison avonuo that
was occupied by W H Hull at tho time
tho house was practically destroyed by
tiro Mr Culver will rebuild tho Iioubo
using as much of tho old material as is
available with tho idoa of making that
his homo in future
Col D B Honderson of Iowa speaker
of tho houso of representatives is billed
for an address at Wayno on next
Tuesday evening October 1 Horo iB
an opportunity for Norfolk republi
cans to reciprocate with Wayno for
tho fino delegation sent hero yes
terday Lots charter a train go to
Wayno and hear Henderson
G E Mooro who has been in tho
banking business at Nurka Kan was
here earlier in the week arranging to re
move to this placo with his family He
has rented tho Box property on north
Tenth street lately occupied by B W
Fisher and has now returned to Kansas
for his family who will be horo in a few
days
In tho delegation from Wakelield
yesterday waB a quartette of cam
paign singers who were scheduled to
sing after the address of Mr Fitch
but before that time came the special
train whistled and they wero obliged
to leave This was a matter for re
gret particularly on the part of tho
Norfolk committee
The C St P M O has arranged
to run a special train from Sioux City
tomorrow evening to all points on the
Now Castle Hurtincton Bloomfleld
and Norfolk lines leaving Sioux City
at 11 45 p m to accomodate those who
desire to return home from tho carnival
The one faro rate that has been in effect
during the carnival will remain good
tomorrow
Desirable houses to rent ore scarce in
this city One real estate agent states
that every timo he has a good placo to
rent he receives from six to eight appli
cations for it In fact whenever a com
fortable house is offered there is a gen
eral scramble for it Some of the idle
money in tho community might bo well
invested m more tenement nouses oi a
good character
At a meeting of the republican central
committee held in this city yesterday
afternoon James Nichols tendered his
resignation as secretary of the commit
tee and J F Knesel of Battle Creek
was elected in his place Mr Nichols
resigned because he has so many dates
to make speeches before election that he
could not give the committee work the
attention that it deserves
Geo Bishop of New Haven Conn is
expected in Norfolk tomorrow to ar
range for beginning work on his new
brick block at the corner of Main and
Fourth streets It is stated by those
who are in position to know Mr Bib
hops plans that tho foundation for the
building will be laid this fall and if tho
weather will permit it is likely that
work will be continued through tho
winter
The address of Hon Edward E Fitch
of Chicago which followed the Roose
velt meeting yesterday was a strong
pungent statement of the political situa
tion delivered in au eloquent convinc
ing manner Mr Fitch held his audience
for an hour and a quarter and could
easily have held them longer It was
one of tho best political speeches that
has been made here for years and the
story ho told was given in an interest
ing attractive style
As Governor Roosevelt mounted the
platform yesterday ho was presented
with a beautiful bouquot of roses with
tho compliments of Mrs J E Simpson
on account of the close friendship
between the governor and H K Love
now lieutenant of the Thirty seoond
U S volunteers in tho Philippines
Tho governor seemed very much pleased
that tho name of a favorite soldier
who was with him at Santiago should
be recalled iu this happy manner
Wayne Republlcau Last Thursday
evening W J Bryan spoko at Dakota
City The time was when Bryan could
have summoned a orowd of from 160 to
250 from this place to any point as near
as Dakota City to see him and hear him
speak It is dtffereut now Tho rail
road company anticipated a crowd from
hero and brought up two coaches from
Emerson on the nioruiug tiaiu going
west and loft them here These coaches
wero taken oqt of here at 2 p m and
contained just ono passenger for Dakota
City how is that for a froet
A reception wus tendered to Rev and
Mrs G H Main in the parlors of theM
TH K NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY OCTOIWK II 1100
K church last ovoniug and while tho
members of tho church congratulated
Mr and Mrs Main upon the fact that
thoj aro to remain hero another year
they also congratulated themselves that
no change had boeu made in their
pastor During tho e oning a fine Turk
ish lounge was presented as tho gift of
tho congregation tho presentation be
ing mndo in a happy vein by Dr Slsson
to which Mr Main feelingly responded
Iu addition Row W G Heels presented
Mrs Main witli a 500 gold piece as the
gift of hlniBolf and family An enjoy
ahlo evening was woll rounded out when
rofroshiuontH were served iu tho church
basement by the ladies
Mnnngor Spear is to bo commended
for tho class of entertainments that ho
has thus far given to theatre goers
Last night the Auditorium contained
one of tho largest audioncch that has
ever been within its walls to witness
tho presentation of Wood A Wards
Two Mtfrry Tramps which in point
of actual merit far exceeded tho expecta
tions of the most sanguino Tho presen
tation was more n farce comedy than a
play but tho specialties were all bright
clean and wholesome The Klmoro
sisters are especially meritoiious in
everything they do while tho two
tramps aro a whole host within
themselves If tho other attractions
booked by Manager Spear contain any
whero near the merit of that given last
night or those prosonted before tins fall
ho may confidently look for a prolitablo
business season
I will pay 10 reward for tho arrest
and conviction of the patties who drove
through and damaged my garden on the
night of October 1 O B Hazin
AN ODD CHARACTER
former Inmiito of lloHpllul MakoH Morn
Trouble
Mrs Estolla Wurtzberger who wiib
confined in the Norfolk hospital for tho
iusauo for about a year boine years ago
has again showii symptoms of insanity
by shooting at a neighbor who quarreled
with her about a fence and she is now
confined in ono of tho coIIb of tho Dakot
City jail Tho Sioux City Journal gives
this brief Bketch of her
Mrs Wurtzberger came to Dakota
City about six years ago an entire
stranger but in a little timo tho whole
countryside knew about her Sho was
pretty not more than 2 1 or 25 years of
age and better still very myBtoriouH
She bought a home in a secluded spot on
Walkers island and built herself a little
cottago there Then her possessions
came trunk upon trunk and box after
box until the eyes of the curious began
to bulge out in amazement And it is
said that in each of these trunks nnd
boxes there was a wealth of fine dresses
and apparel magnificent silver costly
jewelry and expensive houso f urnibh
ings all indicating that Mrs Wurtz
berger had at some placo and at some
timo been somebody with plenty of
money at her commaud
The community might have forgot
ten all this but the womans conduct
would not allow it Sho would take
night rides through the country
mounted on horsobrck and attired in
mens clothes mad rides that set every
body talking Now and then sho be
came bloodthirsty about some renl or
fancied grievance against somo man
and then a fusillade of bullets would
surprise him and the community Sho
lived alone except for a hired man who
looked after her property and in every
dealing with the outside world she was
strange and unusual
This made tho community wonder
and wonder became curiosity arid then
oamo tho investigation of her past
Little by little it leaked out Mrs
Wurtzberger was left au orphan in tho
east when a little girl Sho was adopted
by a wenithy New Englaud banker who
educated her finely and spent money
freely upon her When sho became a
miss of 17 or 18 ho placed every confid
ence in her and made hor cashier of tho
little country bauk that ho owned
Suddenly he died and then came the
girls first manifestation of her uuusual
strain Ou tho day of his death she
disappeared aud with her went all the
available cash of tho bauk and its books
and papers
Whero sho had gone was for a long
time a mystery but sho was heard of at
Donver Col three orfout years later
where she was married to a man of con
siderable means She soon got tired of
him and after a year or so of married
life came to Dakota City with htr
money and her possessions Two or
three years ago she employed a man
named Ferdinand Moon to work for
hor He lived with her until troublo
came between them and sho drove him
away with pisiol shots Several times
since then she has made him tho targot
for her weapon
Ackmni Irxlgtt IIoHiiltal Douutlou
The following received today by
Mayor Robertson iB in acknowledge
ment of a subsequent remittance sent
to the Texas storm sufferers
Executive Office State of Texas
Austin Oct 2 W M Robertson
Norfolk Neb Dear Sir I am directed
by the governor to acknowledge the
receipt of your remittance of tho 17th
ult for 2145 contributed by the ofll
cers and employes of the Norfolk hospi
tal for the benefit of the storm sufferers
on the TexuB coast and to express to
the contributors his sincere thanks for
tho donation Very truly yours
N A Chavens
Private Secretory
SATURDAY SIFTINGS
August Neltko is millering from
attack of pneumonia
Rev 15 lluhii of Humphrey was a
city visitor yestoidny
Miss Myrtle Lyons of Madison is in
the city visiting friends
Mr and Mrs Alono Tucker wero
shopping iu the city today
Mrs M A Hutonbor and boh Kobort
left this noon for Chicago
lorry Trulock has returned fioin a
visit to the Siou City carnival
C D ileukiiiH has been on a hip west
looking for a shipment of potatoes
The people of tho Congregational
chinch ate oigauiiug uohildionHchoir
Mr and Mis I liury Buck rejoice over
tho arrival of a new daughter this morning-
Mrs S K Dunn returned this noon
from n mouths isit in Mem or Colo
rado
Airs II 15 Austin departed on tho
noon tiam tor Sioux City to visit
friends
Misses Emniu Slneino and 15va Mhor
of Pierco wore city visitois today in
Norfolk
Mrs M A Hills and Mrs II C liu
man went to Sioux City this morning to
see the carnival
Tho young Indies of Stanton have or
ganized a club winch they lmu named
thoLafalot
Row S F Sharplobs will preach in
tho Prehbyteiitn church Sabbath Octo
ber M instead of tomorrow
O R Eller is expected hero this even
ing from Lincoln Hound Miss Kuth
Matrau will bo married Monday
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs
O R Miller who hvu four miles east l1
Norfolk last Wednesday October 3
Miss Mamie Crawford of West Point
was in tho city today on her way to
Madison to visit her sibter Mrs Earl
Dawson
A driver named Smith has arrived iu
the city from Now Yoik to tako charge
of tho oil wagon of the Standard Oil
company
A dance in Railway hall South Nor
folk hibt evening was enjoyed by a
number ot worshipers at tho shrine ol
Torpsidoro
J M Phillips the advance agent of
tho Black Crook Ir company is in the
city arraugiug for tho appearauco of his
attraction at the Auditorium Tuesday
evening
Miss Iva Alliuhon is entertaining a
number of her young lnends this after-
noon from 3 to 0 at tho home of her par
ents Mr and Mrs A II Allnibou on
North Ninth street
Theodore Quick of Morgans Valley
Iowa ih in the city visiting his biother
John who is showing him tho sugar
factory asylum aud other sightb of tho
city and vicinity
Quarterly meeting will bo held tomor
row at tho M E church Dr Sisson
presiding eldor will preach audndmiii
ister tho bacrament of tho Lordb supper
iu the morning and Rev Main will
preach iu the evening
Tho West Side Whist club held a bus
iness meeting at the home of Mr aud
Mrs C S Bridge last evening and de
cided to play whist every two weeks
during the winter Tho first meeting
will lo held next Tliurbday evening at
the homo of Mr aud Mrs E P
erby
Mrs Morris Mayer is enjoying a visit
from her father M Becker of Albion
Mrs Becker is in Detroit Mich caring
for her daughter Mrs Strauss who has
been very sick for eight weeks with
typhoid fever but is now convalescent
Mrs Strauss will bo remembered by
Norfolk friends as Miss Irma Becker
As Governor Roosevelt was leaving
Norfolk Thursday ho was presented with
a basket of magnificent brook trout
caught by Geo A Brooks of Bazile
Mills and presented by that gentleman
Tho gift was undoubtedly appreciated
and probably constituted ono of tho
delicacies of tho governors tablo at a
subsequent meal
Tho 1 1 -months-old boy of of Mr and
Mrs Adams living at South Norfolk
accidentally got hold of some concen
trated lye this morning with which its
lips and tongue wero badly burned
The child did not swallow any of tho
stud howover by which it escaped a
serious condition Doctor Frank Salter
was called and mode tho baby as com
iortablo as possible
The wind this morning voored to the
northwest aud cooler weather is ex
pected Tho temperature during tho
past week or more has been yory high
for this season almost equaling tho hot
days of summer and a change is not un
desirable to the mass of neonle One
light frost that scarcely hurt a vino is
all that has been experienced thus far
in this vicinitybeiug an unusual boosou
Store rent seomB to bo a serious pro
position in Madison Thero is suoh a
demand for buildings that owners of
suoh property aro getting quito aristo
cratically iudopendeut Tho Chronicle
states that Postmaster Arnett was
served with a notice of a 100 per annum
raise on tho building occupied by Uncle
Sam As this was more than the amount
allowed for rent ho looked for another
location The owners finally reduced
their demand 00 and a petition is
now being ciiculated to have tho rent
mi allowance hunch ionic required amount
lake Wahl tho harness mini has been
twice forced to move during the Hum
mer and was compelled to Htore his
goods for a month because no building
was obtainable
A lug black horse belonging to a
peddler created considerable excitement
about 1 oclock this afternoon by run
ning away The horse which was at
tached to a light buggy started near the
Catholic church and after taking a short
spin around dashed furiously down
Braasch avenue up Thiid street to the
railroad aud then made a bee lino to
waul the iior with the apparent inten
tion of taking a swim It changed its
mind however about that and came
back to Thud street and was stopped at
Buinsons barn arriving tlicio with the
buggy wioug Mile up and its contents
strewed along tho street lor mueral
blocks The horse was uninjiiicd but
tho harness and buggy did not faro so
well Tho animal donionstmtod that it
should bo given a placo on hit race truck
MONDAY MENTION
11 1 Howell was a city vlHltor yes
terday from Randolph
Mis 1 Laugtry of Madison is the
giiOHt of Norlolk friends
Mrs OliUN Stittof Fremont attended
tho Ellcr Matrau wedding today
The Norfolk Womans club is mooting
this afternoon with Mrs I Bantu
Mis Geo B Cliristoph is visiting
with her sister at Arnold his state
Miss Ethel Kmli or Madison is the
guest ol her friend Miss Claia Ruiliit
Miss Ora Criini of the hospital snout
Sunday with her parents at Creighton
It is reported that tho wild violets iu
this vicinity aro indulging in their sec-
and bloom of tho year
Tho regular meeting of Damascus
chapter No 25 K A M will bo held
at Masonic hall this evening
Mr and Mrs W II Blakoinan and
their guest Miss Myrtle Wood returned
yesterday from tho Sioux City carnival
Thero was a lively runaway at South
Norfolk Saturday afternoon about
5 oclock No serious damage resulted
Mrs Venus Iluebner who has Iwou
viBiting her parents Mr and Mrs 11 II
Miller returned to hor homo m Pierce
today
Mrs J D Cullom o Wayno was a
guest at tho Eller Matrau wedding to
day and will visit friends in tho city
this week
Mrs C 11 Reynolds will go to Lin
coln tomorrow morning as a delegate
from tho Norfolk womans club to tho
state federation
Mrs P F Collins and two children of
St Louis Mo arrived in the city today
to spend a month at tho home ot her
mother Mrs O Mudsun
Harvey Eller one of tho proprietors
ot tho new vanoty stoio ami a cousin of
U R Eller departed today for Iowa
whore ho will bo married tomorrow
Wm Stouller of West Point candi
date lor htate treasurer on tho republi
can ticket is iu tho city today renow
ing old acquuiutauccs and making now
ones
Mrs Amanda Carpenter of Foster
who died of consumption was buried at
Plainview Saturday Sho was the
daughter of J W Peed an old and re
spected resident of Pierce county
D Rees goes to Lincoln tomorrow to
attend a session of tho grand lodgi
KnightB of Pythias which meets Tues
day nnd Wednesday Mr Rees is one
of tho trustees of tho grand lodge
The minimum temperature for the 21
hours ending at 8 oclock this morning
was 28 degrees the lowest record since
early last spring and the first time tho
mercury has got below the freezing
point
Row S F Sliarpless goes to a meeting
of the synod of Nebraska which holds
its session at Central City tho Oth 10th
and 11th of the month Mr Sliarpless
is synodical chairman of tho board of
church erection
Mr and Mrs J W Gibson enter
tamod a company of friends at whist
Saturday evening complimentary to
Mrs J Shoemaker Dainty refresh
ments were served and a very pleasant
evening was passed by those present
Owing to various causes the Norfolk
sugar factory did not start on its annual
campaign this morning as expect
ed but tho wheels will begin revolv
ing promptly at 7 oclock tomorrow
moruing enough beets having been re
ceived to warrant a start hoiug made
Farmers on tho freo mail deliver
routes out of Fremont besides having
their mail delivered at their doors ovory
day recoivo the government forecast of
tho weather for tho succeeding 30 hours
The forecabt is received and printed in
Fromout m timo to send out to tho
farmers along tho routes
Tho pumpkin viue has gone out of
business The heavy frost amouutiug
to a freeze last night did it Tho frost
was so heavy that a quarter of an iuch
of ico was formed on vobsels containing
water that stood out of doors It was
the ikbt killing frot of tho 6eason but
it did no half way business
While playing base ball on tho Grant
school grounds this morning Edmund
sou of Mr and Mrs W J Gow hnil
the misfortune to be struck on the nro
by the ball the blow breaking the
0
bridge of his nose It was n puluful
hurl and the aid or a physician was re
quired in put the member iu sliapo again
Tlio first Sunday availing norvieo for
about a year and a half was hold in tho
First Congregational church last ovon
iug Tho childrens choir composed of
about 10 little folks from tho intermedi
ate department of tho Holiday school
mado Its first appearance while short
talks wore mndo by dllloienl members
of the church
Sal unlay was Mrs S I lunlnorn
llilth birthday anniversary nnd a score
or nioie of hor neighbors and old timu
friends improved tho occasion to all up
on and surprise her Hovotal nlco gills
wero pnsonted and light refreshmente
woio served Tho gnosis departed
wishing their hostess many happy ru
tin iin of the day
Mi Donald who had his log
cut oil b bung inn over by au engine
on tho 2 Hi ol July died yesterday
moi mug In a hospital at Sioux Kails H
I Ills mother Mis Maim McDonald
or this ell departed yesterday mm ning
to attend tho lunorid Tho lomaiiiH
will bo taken to Ionca for In
terment Tho deceased has been mar
lied about a year Mr McDonald was
well known on tho Milwaukee ronl and
was a favorite among his companions
Battle Creek Enterprise While Mr
and Mis Malou Andersons infant son
was playing on tho door Sunday after
noon ho bogan choking and all efforts
to relievo him proved unavailing A
phyMoiun was called who decided that
tho child had tried to swallow something
which had lodged in its tin oat and tho
customary methods to romovo It met
with failure Its condition Monday
morning was pitiable It could not
tako nourishment and its in eat lung was
labored Nothing loss than a dolicato
operation could save its life and tho
child accompanied by its mother and
Dr I J Daniel was taken to St Jo
sephs hospital at Omaha Monday At
7 IK oclock in tho evening Dr Loid
was found who assisted by Dr Duniol
made au incision iu tho wind pipo re
moving after considerable dilllcully a
largo sandbar from the babys throat
Influniiiintion had been induced neces
sitating tho insertion of a tulm in tho
throat but at last accounts tho little
out was improving rapidly and iinlesB
home unforeseen complication arihes its
ultimate recovery is assured
David Ciiy Neb April I lK0
lenessee Pure Food Co LeHoy N Y
Gentlemen I must suy in regard to
iraiu O that there is nothing better or
healthier Wo have used it for years
My brotln r was a great coil eo drinker
Ho wan taken sick and tho doctor said
collco was tho cause of it and told us to
use irain 0 Wo got a package but
did not like it at first but now would
not be without it My brother has been
well over since wo Martcd to uso it
Yours truly
LlMIK SOfllOll
Iren of
Any adult suffering from a cold
settled on tho breast bronchitis throat
or lung troubles of any nature who will
call at A K Leonards will be presented
with a sample bottle ot Bosohoos
German Syrup freo of chaigo Only
one bottle given to ono person and nouo
to children without otder from parents
No throat or lung remedy ever hail
such a sale us Boseheos Gorman Syrup
in all parts of tho civih d world
Twenty years ago millions of bottles
were given away and your druggist
will tell you its snecess was marvelous
It is really tho only throat and lung
remedy generally endorsed by physi
cians One 75 cent bottle will cure or
prove its value Sold by dealer in all
civilized countries
For cleanliness economy and comfort
tho Retort Oik has no equal as a heater
See them at Hamstreets
I After He Comes I
5 he has a hard enough time Every- 9
thing that the expectant mother 2
tt can do to holt hor child she should S
do One of tile greatest blessings JJ
she can give him is health but to m
do this she must have health her- JJ
belf Shu should use every means 8
to improve her physical condition
She should by all means supply
herbclf with
Mothers
Friend
It will take her
through the cusis
easily a n d
vag yj
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quickly It is a
liniment which
gives strength
muscles are
which bear the
btrain tho less
pain there will be
A woman living iu Fort Wayne
Ind says Mothers Friend did
wonders for me Praise God for
your liniment
Read this from Ilunel Cal
Mothers Friend is n blessing to
oil wc nit u who uiidcreo natures
ordeal of childbirth
Get Mothers friend ut the
drug store SI per bottle
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THE BRADriELD REGULATOR CO
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