TltE OMAHA DAILY DEE: THDItSnAT. MAY 4. 1903.
lilmc. Yale's
Hiair Tonic
for Children
and Adults.
Antiseptic and Hygenic
A. HAIR INVICORATOR
' Just what Its name Implies. It sup
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i pnzeu egjunny uy men and women,
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uu disease-i or the hair, scalp and beard.
one appicatlon stopa hair falling. A
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nrfd retains its vigor and youthtulness
tnrrmgnout lire.
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MME. YALE HAIU TOXIC 18 SOLD
DRUG DEPARTMENT
AT SPECIAL PRICES OF
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.. HAND
SAPOLIO
FOR TOILET AND BATH
It makes the toilet something to be en
joyed. It removes all stains and roughness
prevents prickly heat and chafing, and
leaves the skin white, soft, healthy. In the
bath it brings a glow and exhilaration which
no common soap can equal, Imparting the
vigor and life sensation of a mild Turkish.
bath. Au Gxockrs and Dkucgist-
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AT UOSPE'S
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'EXCISE IIODSE bonds void
Such is Conclusion Eeaohid by John L
Xennedj, Attorney for Erandeis,
FAILED TO CARRY BY SUFFICIENT VOTE
i
Oa the Ma'sla of Thla DlMrrr Local
Furrbaarre o( the City's -earltlrs
Will Decline
The.
No authority on the part of the city to
Issue HO.OOO In bonds for the purpose of
banding three new fire engine houses haa
been found by Congressman John L. Ken
nedy, attorney for J. L. Brandels A Sons,
who bought the first Issue of 126.000. The
reason for the opinion Ilea In the fact that
the charter requires the proposal to Issue
such bonds to be favored by at least two-
thirds of the electors voting on the propo
sition at a special or general election.
It waa announced efficlally by Acting
Mayor Zlmman, after the special election
held In connection with the general, elec
tlon last fall, that the engine house bonds
had carried, along with the 176,000 sewer
bond Issue and the defeat of the municipal
electric light plant bonds. Congressman
Kennedy, In looking up the matterfor hla
clients, however, discovered thut the vote
waa 9,348 for and 6.1M0 against the engine
house bonds, the majority lacking 1,004 Of
being" two-thirds of the total. He found
the charter demanded a two-thirds ma
Jority to legalise the bonds and reported
to his clients that the 325,000 Issue which
they had purchased la void. The bonds
had not been delivered and the banking
firm will refuse to accept them on the
grounds given. Then, according to City
Treasurer Ilennlngs. no alternative exists
but to burn up the paper, which has been
printed and signed, and wait until the
bonds are authorized by a two-thirds vote
at another election, which may be called
any time.
Kennedy Give the Tip.
Prior .to Congressman Kennedy's call at
the city hall ..Wednesday morning there
had been no doubt concerning the legality
of the bonds. The proposition embraced
in the election proclamation called for a
total Issue of $30,000, 25,000 for a now fire
station at Twenty-fourth and Cuming
streets, $17,600 for one In the vicinity to
the west of the high school and $17,500 for
fire house In the vicinity of Nlneteentn
and Lake streets. The canvassing board
returned the figures to Acting Mayor Zlm
man, who prepared a communication to the
council stating that the engine house and
gewe.' bonds had carried and the electric
light bonds bad been lost.
The . contract for building the Twenty-
fourth and Cuming street station has. -been
let to N. J. Hilding & Sons, who have
begun work on the structure. Previous to
approving the contract the council passed
an ordinance for the issue of $26,000 of the
bonds, stating distinctly that they had
been authorized by a two-thirds vote.
BrandrlB & Sons promptly bid $60 for the
Issue, and as they were the only bidders
the bonds were awarded to them by the
council and not through the city treasurer
at a public sale, as has been the custom.
In the meantime the bonds were printed
and arrangements were made to deliver
them 'o the purchasers, who will now re
fuse to receive them and pay over the
cash.
Contest for the Station.
Citizens, who will be accommodated by
the station near Nineteenth and Lake
streets, have divided Into factions regarding
the location of the structure. The contest
for it has been a lively One and haa been
brought t before the council. The Fifth
Ward Improvement club was organized ex
pressly to get the house placed on Sherman
avenue, between Lake and Ohio streets,
while - the residents near Twentieth and
Lake united to have the department
situated there. Various propositions for
lots hrve been made and no little excite
ment created in the contest.
Whether or not the proposition to issue
$75,000 bonds to build main sewers also
fulled because not favored by a two-thirds
vote has not been passed upon by any
lawyer, but lay minds at the city hall say
it Is n the same fix as the other. The
vote was 8,909 for and 6,468 against. These
bonds have not yet been sold. The proceeds
fro'm them are needed to construct two
large main sewers, one to drain the de
pression through which tho Union Paclfis
and Burlington tracks run . from Twenty
fourth to Eighth and Jones streets and
the other through the Union Pacific shop
grounds from Eleventh and Izard streets
to provide an outlet for a vast territory
north of Dodge street. ,
Long of Short Cake
Strawberries tempted you
to get
"Long of the market"
Indigestion came and
regrets
Then biliousness; dull,
sickish feelings
Why don't you take a
bottle of
Red Raven,
This great aperient water
settles the 6tomach, cleans
out the system, and removes
the cause of bile and indi
gestion Tot salt everywhere
by Mrs. Harrison. Mr. Harrison says he
has not determined to remain permanently
In Central America, but will stay at least
during the summer and possibly the- winter
months of this year. He probably will do
some magazine writing while there.
NO HOME ISJTET CHOSEN
Permanent Place of Detention for
Juvenile Offenders Subject of
Discussion.
Yesterday afternoon a meeting was held
at the Her Grand hotel of the visitors
appointed by the Juvenile court to look
after all children committed to any place
by the court. These visitors are Borne
Miller, Miss Margaret MacCarthy, Mrs.
Draper 8mlth and Attorney Pennock. The
main object of the meeting was to discuss
the' securing of a detention home for the
wards of the Juvenile court. The Board of
County Commissioners practically haa
turned this matter over to the visitors.
No decision as to superintendent or a
place for the proposed detention home for
Juvenile offenders was reached at the met t-
ng of the board of visitors held Wednes
day afternoon at the Her Grand hotel. Sev
eral suitable houses have been offered.
whose owners desire to undertake the, eu-
perlntendency and feed the children who
may be committed. The board, however,
desires to go stow In mak'ng a selection.
not only are the funds available quite
limited, but it Is also very neceseary that
the people selected to manage the home
shall have qualifications fitting them for
the service required. The board of visitors
will hold another meeting very soon and
have Judges Day and Kennedy present to
advise with them.
Doing Some Tali
Piajo Selling.
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Never bofore has the public
been offered suoh low prices on
' htb clans pianos.
Nowhere else is there on sale
such a fine stock of CSood Pianos. ;
At no time hare the terms, the
easy payment plan (the Uospe
plan) of selling at rash prices on
small payments existed, as It
uow Is at the Reliable Piano
House.
With fine pianos, low prices,
easy payment plan, what's to pre
vent you from buying either'
a Knabe, Kimball, Krunlch &
Hach. Krell. llospe, Whlttiey,
Cable-Nelsou, ' Hurton, Cramer
and the many other Rood pianos
rnniflnp In prices from $135, $178.
. $l!tK. .W78. $317.
and up. '
(We Include stool .and. scarf.) . .
We iruarantee every piano we
sell just the saruj as . we have
done for 31 years. J(
We. tune pianos, move them,
reut them, box and pack thorn.
See-u nowr
A; HOSPE GO.,
TRIP TO CENTRAL AMERICA
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Harrison Will
Leave Omaha, Some Tim
Tbla Month.
Frank A. Harrison, a well known news.
paper man In Nebraska and formerly, an
ttache of the Union Pacific's legal depart
ment, will leave Omaha with Mrs. Harrison
during the present month for the Central
American states, visiting chiefly Honduras
end Guatemala. Mr. Harrison has sold
hla new home at Thirty-third and Burt
streets. He has made two or three such
trips into this southern country, on at
least one of which he was accompanied
ON TRIAL FOR FIRING SHOTS
Man Charged with Attempting; to
Kill Woman- Faee'a the
. Court.
.John Danlelson Is on trial in Judge Day's
court on the charge of having shot at
Clara Blys with Intent to kill her on
March 29 last. The shooting occurred- at
South Tenth street, while Danlelson
was In a jealous temper. The woman was
occupying her place of residence with an
other man, named'O'Connor, who testified
yesterday thut he considered her his wife.
Danlelson knocked at the door and when
the woman opened It he fired at her point
blank, but the Shot went over her head.
and lodged In the wall. A second shot was
fired1 without result, while O'Connor strug
gled with Danlelson for the gun. The
weapon has disappeared. -
NEWSBOYS ROW IS SETTLED
Charges Against My Adjusted by Con
ference of Woman's Olnb Kembers.
COMMITTEE TO TAKE HOLD OF AFFAIRS
Load Talk and Wild Gestures of
Boya la Succeeded hy Hand
ahakee and Pledges of
Friendship.
After a two-hour conference Wednesday
morning 'with . the contending factions
among the newsboys, the Woman's club
committee appointed by request of Mogy
Bernstein to Investigate tho charges of
mismanagement recently made against the
Newsboys' home by some of the newsboys,
effected a reconciliation among the boys,
all of whom agreed to the appointment of
a committee of five, which shall Include
Mrs. W. J. Broatch, Mr. W. E. Dixon.
Mrs. Draper Smith, one other member of
the Woman's Tclub and one other man,
Who shall manage the affairs of the home
In the future. The committee Will be com
pleted as soon as possible and then will
organise and reopen the Newsboys' home,
which has been closed pending the investi
gation. The lllfeeltng dates back about two years,
Pome of the boy feeling that no one news
boy should have so large a say in the man
agement of the home and the affairs of the
boys that necessarily center about that or
ganisation, but the leaders of the various
factions shook hands and promised to for
get the past and work together In future
for the best lnteresta of all.
A dosen or more boys met with the
women In the club rooms, and for a time
there were Indications of anything but the
amicable settlement that followed. Ther
wAs considerable loud talk among the boya
The committee Insisted that the doors
should be closed to all save those who were
there to give testimony or were members
of the committee, Mrs, Mary O. Andrews,
chairman of the committee, insisting that
the press be excluded, although the
leaders of the complaining faction re
quested that reporters be admitted. Mogy
stood with the committee, announcing that
he had secured the services of a stenog
rapher to take the evidence submitted
against htm, and threatening to hold any
body misquoting him for libel.
Committee Geta Stenographer.
At this the other faction Insisted upon
calling in a stenographer and here the
committee asserted Itself, deciding that
neither Mogy nor the boys should have
that privilege and promptly sent for a
stenographer to act for It with the secre
tary. But this precaution proved super
fluous, for with several of the boys talk
Ing at once It was In-pcsslble to make a
roherent report of Just what was said on
either side. Some of the boys demanded
that Mogy show the records of the dis
position of the funds of tho home, 'but
the chairman held that such a demand
could come only from those who had
contributed those funds. By the end of
the first hour It was evident that the
difficulty was of a nature that the com
mittee could be of little assistance In ad
Justing 'and the remainder of the time
was devoted to counselfng the boys, with
the result that the committee was decided
upon.
The Woman's Club committee Included
Mesdames Mary O. Ardrews, chairman.
Draper Smith, E Q. McQllton, Frederick
Crowley, Glover, Sarah Miller and E. B.
Towle. .""".',r'
bankrupt Stunrt had spttled all claims
anlnst hlmorlf In his bankruptcy proceed
ings, even Including the claim of ths plnln
tlffa. However, the plaintiffs brought stilt
for reimbursement for cofts. After henr
Ing the evidence. Judge Munger directed
the Jury to return a verdict for the defend
ant and tax the coils against the plaintiff.
AMONG THE HOME FuiLDERS
Annual Meeting of the Omaha Loan
and Building Association Busi
ness of the Year.
The twenty-second annual meeting of the
shareholders of the Omaha Loan and Build
ing association was held In the Bee build
ing Wednesdsy evening. The principal
business transacted was the election of
three members of the Board of Directors.
George W. Ijnomls, W. Scott King and
W. 8. Wright, the directors whose terms
had expired, were unanimously re-elected.
The annual report submitted by Secre
tary Nattlnaer showed the association to
be In a flourishing condition and steadily
growing. The Increase In business during
the flscal year was $152,128, bringing the
total assets up to $75,i9.
An unusual feature of the report Is the
abundnnce of money available for home
makers. Nothing like It has ever been
experienced by the association. The de
mand for money Is fully equnl to that of
the spring of 1W4, but the payments by
Investing members exceeds the record of
last year. The explnnntlon offered Is that
a lnrgo proportion of the money heretofore
Invested nbrond Is now held at home.
The association hns 2.P64 members, hold
ing 17,a3S shnres. Lost year ninety-four
members built homes of their own antr 248
loans were made to home buyers. In
twenty-two yenrs the association enabled
1,610 members to secure homes, besides dis
bursing $.108,(K10 In the form of dividends.
The sum total returned to members, princi
pal and earnings, was $1,094,000.
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Soecials in Our
A.
Women's Furnishing
Dept., Today.
25c Vests at
15c
40c UNION
SUITS,
25c
$1 Union
Suit's for
OSBORNE PLEADS NOT GUILTY
Young Man Who Shot Father Form
ally Denies Charge of
Murder.
Leo Osborne, who last Sunday morning
shot and killed his father, John Osborne,
Janitor at Bennett's store, and who resides
at H02 Brown street, was arraigned In po
lice court Wednesday morning and to the
format charge of murder pleaded not
guilty.
Assistant County Attorney Foster ap
peared before Police Judge Berka for the
state, while Attorney S. A. Scarle repre
sented the defense. It was thought that
young Osborne would waive his prelimi
nary hearing and be bound over to tho
district court at once, but his attorney
asked permission to examine the evidence
Introduced at the Inquest, so the case was
set for hearing Monday morning.
50c
THE ATmCTTVE GIRL
Ifocb haaVen -written about tfc AflMt
loan sri' aa ier reasons for being era.
eauaesayuie saoat
attractive rirt 1
the wri In
brioritur uu riria
mothers cant b
too careful to let
their daughters de,
velop ail their nat
ural charms to the
utmost
The crucial epoch
of a woman's life
ia the change from
maidenhood to
jj womanhood. It
, 7 -involres the whole
ous disposition, at this time.
Nervous or stok women are afforded the
opportunity of a lifetime, for the makers
of Dr. Pmrce'a Favorite Prescription now
offer ts ntiusmf for women who cannot
be cured. Backed up by over a third of a
century of remarkable and uniform cures,
record such as no other remedy for the
. diteasea-aad weakaeaset peculiar to women
eT.r attained, tie proprietor of Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Preacription now feel fully war
ranted in offering to-pay t-joo in legal money
of the United States ipr any case of Leu
corrhea, Female Weakness, Prolapsus, or
Falling of tha Womb, which taey caanot
en re. Allthcyjaak ia a fair and reasonable
trial of their means of -cure. .
Mia. W. T.'llappia, of ija-Btrasoa Btrettfgo.
Itaecal.'Macmii&a.. write,: ' will try to let
yoa know ihow thaakfulI am. to yoa lor your
adrice. I tan taken cfgbt bottles of ywt
' Favorite i l.iipuoa and (bar of ' Golden
Medical Dtaoovery.' When Lotgaa taklog roar
ntraiaae I Juid gica up; kad been iu bad
health for aluwat aire years and had been
treated' by. the best doctors in Macou. They
all said f baa wacnb and owian trouble. 1
suffered -uutold agony evcry-utouta and Aa
wubtd that I eould due.
I am still taking yoor nad-iae. I km
that yaw iaduin has anted my Hit tad 1 can
and manifests
in the aerv-
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THE BROWN PARK SANITARIUM
AND MINERAL SPRINGS.
The new mineral spring which haa been
discovered lately at Hist and 8 Bta.. South
Omuha, contains six distinct minerals.
Strongest Uu unrein alineral Water in the
world. Sold by case and gallon. Baths ia
connection.
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Announcement of tho Theaters.
"Mrs. wlggs of the Cabbage Patch " came
from the author to the publlo like a flash
from genius. It la one of the tenderest bits
of pathetic realism In all the realm of
American literature and has for this reason
been one of tho most populai. Its chief
recommendation lies in Its whplesomeness,
for It is pure comedy, without the essen
tlala of any of the boclal problems that are
so freely and uselessly discussed on the
stag today. It simply shows how some
people live and gives In a strongly attrac
tive manner a few pictures from their dally
walk and conversation. The play has been
as popular as the book. When It was In
Omaha last season it made a hit. Just aa It
has every place, and the single perform
ance that will be given at the Boyd theater
this evening ought to fill the house to Its
utmost limit. The original company la atlll
presenting the piece.
On Friday evening at the Boyd N. C.
Goodwin will make his annual bow to
Omaha, offering for the first time here hla
success of the present season, "The Usur
per." This Is a quaint combination of light
comedy and melodrama, and allows Mr.
Goodwin all possible latitude for hla well
known whimsicality of manner and his dry
humor that Is so effective. On Saturday at
a matinee ''The Usurper" will be repeated.
At the Saturday evening performance Mr.
Goodwin will present another of his great
successes, the one In which he has been
perhaps the best liked of all, "An American
Cltlsen."
Starting tonight "Beware of Men" will be
the attraction at the Krug theater for the
remainder of the week. The play haa an In
teresting atory strongly written and
cleverly connected showing all the lova,
hatred, comedy and wit that human nature
IS heir to. The author has been particu
larly fortunate In bis comedy scenes and
has furnished some bright lines to those
who are entrusted with the task of reliev
ing the tension of wrought up nervea and
emotions of the audience. Several good
specialties are Introduced and we are prom
ised one of the best melodramas of the
season. The piece will close Saturday night
with the usual popular matinee Saturday
afternoon.
GIGAKTIC CLtlTMIMG DEAIi.
J, L. Brandels & Soiia Boy Choice of
Entire Clothing; Stock pf Fred
Grleahelnter, Stale Street
Chicago. ' '.
SALE BEGINS "SATURDAY, MAT . '
This will be beyond alf possible doubt the
greatest and most Important clothing sale
that ever took place In the country. The
choice of the entire stock of Fred Gries
helmer, one of Chlcago'a greatest clothing
stores, who retired from business, selling
to us at a fraction of the value of this
fine clothing. A clothing bargain event
without a parallel. 1
Ail Grleshelmer's $10.00 suits go at $5.00.
All Grleshelmer's $16.00 suits go at $7.60.
All Grleshelmer's $31.00 suits go at $10.00.
Sale begins Saturday, May 0.
J. L. BRANDEIS & EONS.
A Machine for Women
should be the best obtainable. The Singer
sewing machine Is acknowledged the light
est running, most durable and convenient
of any. Look for the red S. 1514 Douglas
St., Omaha, Neb.; 438 North 21th St., South
Omaha, Neb.
Diner's Digesters Destroy Dyspepsia
Germs and make the stomach healthy. Buy
them and try them. At Myers-Dillon Drug
Co.
Automobiles for rent. 'Phone
In a pinch, use Allen's Foot-Ease.
The Island of Cuba, which promises to
be one our Insular possessions one of
these days, has got a well deserved repu
tation throughout the entire world for the
production of delicious tobacco. Heavy
dewa at night; tropical flowers In such
profusion produce conditions that ara no
where else apparent. Each locality of the
Island raises tobacco with Its own peculiar
quality. ' '
There never has been a segar manufac
turer In the United States who had the
courage to declare that he was using any
certain grade of Havana Tobacco except
the McConnell Segar Company of Indian
apolis, Ind. They, make a segar called Sir
Jonathan that they sell under a bona fide
guarantee to be a strictly imported Vara
Havana filler.- The factory has made this
one segar for thirteen years. It-certainly
Is a delightful and fragrant segar.
M CONNELL SEGAR COMPANY.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Jessie Dot son has secured a decree of
divorce from James, in Judge Sutton's
court, on the ground of desertion.
Nellie Cuslck asks for divorce from
Joseph, on the ground of cruelty and non
support. They were married, at Council
Bluffs In November, T802, and the wife al
leges abandonment In February, 1904. '
' Tho sidewalk in front of the Browning
King store Is all torn up preparatory to
replacement with the fine new granolithic
footwav. which will make that corner as
soothing to the foot as It Is pleasing to the
eye.
The Nebraska Telephone company Is
maklna repairs on Its main subway In
the alleyway between the Boston store and
Haydens. A cavern occurred mere auring
the winter, and for a time threatened tu
cut off about 3,000 of the busiest 'phones
in Omaha.
James A. Bchryver Is sulnjf the George
A. Adams Grain company for the recovery
of tJ-8.25. aliened to be due him from tho
commission men. He Intimates that the
amount stated was to his credit on their
books on January 10, 1904, and that he has
been unable to secure an accounting.
The Nebraska Telephone company has
lust finished listing Its property In Ne
braska for taxation, the Job being a big
one. The report has been filed with the
State Board of Assessment, and shows the
total value of the company s property to
be upward of $1,700,000.
Judge Redick and n Jury are engaged In
try-lug the case of Hlrschorn, Mack & Co.
sira nst u. jj. mnunitar. wnien is up on up
peal. The amount Involved Is something
over $300, and the main question In ths
case Is a contract alleged to have been
made whereby Klpllnger waa to have an
exclusive right to sell certain brands ot
cigars in thla city and oounty.
The Pennsylvania Short Line.
Particulars concerning time and equip
ment ot "The Keystone Express," "The
Manhattan . Limited," "The Atlantic Ex
press" and 'The Pennsylvania Limited,"
which run dally from Chicago to New York,
through Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, over
the Pennsylvania Short Line double tracks
of steel all the way can be obtained of the
ticket agent of any line connecting at Chi
cago, or by calling upon or addressing
Thos. H.' Thorp, passenger agent, Omaha.
Correspondence invited.
La Jolle Tltcomb la the feature card par
ticularly Interesting to the women who will
attend the matinee at the Orpheum today.
The SpanlshTAmertcan nightingale la an ak
together attractive artiste. Her beauty la
striking, being of the rich brunette type,
while her costumes ara very beautiful. Tha
remainder ot the bill la varied and well
balanced and Is scoring well to big au-diences.
' praiae u ennui ii.' wutai raaaot express
I null jacrcr forget your hind
gratitude. ,
As a tonic for-woown who ere nervosa,
sleepUraa, worn-out and ran -down, "Fa
vorite Prescription is naeqaaled.
Jor conatlpatioa, tha true, scinrl6 car
is Dr. PirrceV Heaaant Felleta. Mild,
harmless, wtnore. M oUmt pUl can
Tea Days restlral.
The Salvation Army today begins a ten
days' featlval of music, song and salvation
0,,"1L, street, between South Fifth
the direction of Brigadier and Mrs J w
Cousins, who will be aaltH k u.i.' ..i
Mrs. Merrlweather. Ser.lses will .. ..h
DIED.
CAR It Mrs. Carrie Bell, May 1 lms at
m nome or ner mother, Mrs. A. M. Sey
mour, im wo n aged so years lo
iiiu,,. ii mi uvre.
Funeral services at Seward Street M. E.
r-nuren rnniy, may s. at Z o clock p. tn.
juioriiiriii r ureai iawn. , r rienna invited.
BRANDT Irene, age f months. Wednes
day, May , l06. Daughter of .Mr. and
airs. w. u. tsranat. '
Funeral from residence, Thursday, SJ0
Low Rate Summer Excursions
To Chautauqua Lake and Asbury Park.
For Illustrated folder, rates and general
information, write Erie It. R., 665 Railway
Exchange, Chicago.
Mr. H. Heyn, photographer, Is not now In
original location, but at $18-20-22 B. )6th St
Two-story building west side of street.
11 K. wedding rings,
Harry B. Davis, undertaker.
Edholm, Jeweler.
TeL in
Judge Orders Vordlet.
The bankruptcy trial before Judge Muna-er
in uie imtea bums oismut court weanes
day afternoon in which the EmrJkie Shu
gart Hill company and others were plain-
tins ana tiana m. muart or Btuurt, Neb.,
was defendant came to a rather abrupt
termination. In that Judge Munger took the
cas away from the Jury, or rather, di
rected It to bring In a verdict for the de
fendant, Btuart.
it appeared from tne evidence that the
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The mere mention of "hair remedy"
tfwa soma men into a fit of un
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Was discovered that moat balr reme
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Treat ail farms J
DISEASES OP
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IS Years' Eipertenea
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