THE BEE: OMAHA, MOXDA,J FEBBUABY 29, 191s.-
DEMOCRATS HAYE OWN FIGHT
Tarn rheir Attention Awy From
, Affair, of Scpabliouu.
ASfESIAS WELL B BUST AGAH
f Ilmr
' State Seprrlateadeat Dalaell
' Imtm far st. Leaks tar
Depansscmt Meetlag.
(From a Waff Ccrrespoodisit.l
IJNCOIA'. Ne.. Tea. S.-(SoaelaL-l
ta th last taw weeks democrats ap
Wered ta bae been paying little atten
tion la their awn affaira la Nebraska,
tut a8md the carnal city at least hav
lean watching ta rapublicaa camp and
taaily shooting. -& .'am. TlgsT- Staea
i Hannoa msetfeig at VranMBt, which
draw out tbs blaat from Xlke Harrlng
iim aad the call far toe meeting of th
Wllsoe fnrowsr. also emanating from
lha Harrington office, and which la art
for March k. Hangs hav besa tiff rant
Tha ralatlona of taa varteoe wings or
in party bava become ao acute that tba
Dmaha organ baa Issued aa appeal for
taratonr waleii trine nrtM from Uav
co!a dsinoorau. It is becoming mora and
mere apparent that tha kind of harmony
lata tacUoa went la 'tha aubjugatien
f tha other faction, and to tola and tba
Wilson follower er lannf their plana
for tha meeting la March. Tha utmost
ffort Is being made to brine as many
riamral as passtbla to this
that la numbers at least It My
theeow the Fremont gathering.
Arteataa Well leaaaw.
Tha arteWaa wall which baa bees for
I vara ana of tha attractloas of Ilia post
ifflco square la lust now cuttlnc up a
taw caper, lost fall It ceased to give,
forth. Its quota of salt water aad efforts
la start tba flow by tha uea of pumps
Ind other device failed. It was then
imposed to sink It deeper, but tha federal
rorsrament refused to par lb bill and
ua plan was dropped. Yesterday, when
aaa was looking, the well suddenly
took a netton to resume business and
Ivor aisee ha ban flowing aa at old,
jtth every Indication of an rnteatlea to
leep M ap.
Basra tar e it. Lee Is.
A large amawsr ef Nebraska educators
eft tonight for at. Louis, where tbey
K1U attend tha meeting of the depart
iieat af supartatandaac of the National
lalaeatlonal association. Among tbem
lor tate apsrtatendant Dalasu, Ceanty
nd Cltr Superintendents atcLeughlls
Ind Perdue af Lincoln. Altogether there
ere about fifty In to party.
The ariaoensamrnt waa mad yesterday
Ifteraeoa that Joe Bums, a one tlm
I prominent figure In Nebraska politics
nd mernfeer of tha kg! nature, would
ark tote the field again and bad de.
kared h Iras if a oaadMaU for the re
wblloaa nomination Jor state senator
rem lnrtatar county. Ha has aot been
ictlvsly la .politic for' soma years, but
r all that balds to record for bavin
rved more term la the legislature than
Iny ether man la Lancaster aeunty.
rte reraaer weohoo,rt.
Adjutaaf On oral Fttelp ss all eorti
(f duties (rnrcard upon bhn,-er at least
ie perforrna' many' dutte net provided
I la the articles of war:" Only a abort
Ime age feewaa seaed to b Soeriock
Lelmea and lad tha helral to aa old
mlon soldier who had a 11 down In
lease, leaving"-, .smalt (arm whlrk an
-eentrOereaa, I&PUcM lyxiV fb M the
rfsreeald -helra area It the deeedent had
kiarraledtwiUI' fcn family aad left them.
Ie uedertook Ue .leak end a daughter
taa located.
New comes a veteran ef the KrU war
aid want the, adjutant general to tell
l-m the aaldress of a certain widow,
thorn It appears was In Ms younger days
I sweetheart at the veteran, but they
rifted apart and both married. Now
li rough death bothr ttH to wed aftaln
nd tha vetama' heart yearaa for his
louthful sweetheart, aeneral 2helpe
tas able to pat him oa the right track,
ut b Inatsti that U as far as he will
P aad Ik atber fallow must do' the
butting.
teert Beta Seat Mewday.
The nail, sitting of Die supretue court
I set for Munday, March I Among the
eses sat tor bearing, la that at Stewart
eralnat liartoa. la whlcb Dr. aamael i.
Iswart ef .Hasttega sought to rastraln
i ' state auditor (ran Issuing warrants
I garnet nay part of the taw.ew apora
tliatlon for the erection pf a laboratory
lUldlng on tba raaipua tat the btedtcal
Vblleg of tha Untrerstty of Nebraska.
! Kated at Omaha. He lost la the lower
t burl and appealed. He alleged that the
Ippropriatloa bill waa deteoura. The call
r tha week at as follows: ,
klondar. March e
Hofloiao. edmlnlatrator, agalnet Chl-
Jo Northweetera Kailrvad conpany
loarguneatl. AuMal from Unit
i tlarne asalnst Uoaoln a Northwestera
Lata ". P" ron l-
4uk-k aa-alaat UmUm Wmam. -
I J"send against swallow. Appeal frooj
iueeasy, surah
(h'r ia,t "? App
j, Hrnai agalnet Mitchell. Appeal from
riertdaiL
i iA. J. Minor liumbrr company eralnet
, liomtison. Appeal from Ocotts Blult.
M Kay agalnet Slate (oa motloa for re-
t-erlnsi. Appeal from Antelope.
-, Wlndar. Mart h t
.lanibie agalaet Estate of Gambia. Ap
ral front Lxxlse.
' Cine-ale Mnilcme oompany agalnat
, lder A Ep. Appssl from Osge.
i owiee egelBal Kre. Appral frvoi Oage.
t llere-ood agalnat He) wood. . Appeal
; tern Dodg . rr
Thnraday, Man-h J
,1tdiiuin aa-ainrt Kldeiltr Acnident In
r raii company. Appeal from Boone.
. ily of Umaha agalnat Tanrey. Appeal
lont Doueiaa.
.ouatr of Platte amlnet County of But
I.. Appeal from Butler.
' Wallace agalast Btate. Appeal from
hrraie.
Knit)', Marrh -
Una against Uurdlck. Appeal from
- lanultou.
t nioa titate Bank ef Harvard against
IcKelvt. Appeal from flay,
i Kaaert against gtata Appeal tram Halt
titrwsrt agalnet Barton. Appeal trvui
encaster.
nrrous oa the Islands, but K has bent
many years sine a wildcat has arts L
TWO. AMENDMENTS POSHED
HALL REPUBLICANS ARE IN
FILLING -UP TICKET
CR.WD ISLAND. Neb.. Feb. -Spe-
cuO-ChalmuB Root of the rrpublirair
county committee railed a meeting of the
oe remittee yeeterday for the purpose of
going seer the situation with reference
to securing a full ticket under the primary
law tor the next fall election. In addl
tloa to two representatives. one
senator, aad the county attorney, thl
county win also have to elect a sheriff
to CII vsraacy and. poeslbly. a register ef
deeds. There are candidate for .all
known places with the exception of Plate
senator and the eoemnlttee will set to It
that a good filing hi mada for this place,
If possible.
EQUAL EITITEAGE MADE" ISSUE
- -
Orcaalsatloa ef
tkaasei la l
MAN WANTED IN CALIFORNIA
ARRESTED IN GRAND ISLAND
GRAND 18I.AKD. Nee.. Feb. &-(8pe-
dal.)-4?hlef of rXrtloe Arbogast at holding
one Wllaoa, araanmid to be going ander
the name also of Davey. on Intormatioa
from California ta the effect that the
man is wanted on the charge of" defraud
ing a young girl out ef SMS by the fortune
telling echeoie. The msn fills tas
description exactly, appears to be tba msn
wboae picture waa forwarded and Is
further Implicated by mall found oa his
person. Hs dmlea guilt, however. The
California authorities will Immedistely
send aa officer here to Idea t if y and claim
Davey. A reward of IJUS la out for his
arrest.
Sheriff Stems has returned from Kan
sss having In-custody one Char lee Smith. !
who has admitted stealing a lot of silver-1
ware from the Episcopal church of thlsi
dir. !
I !LD CAT KILLED BY
GRAND ISLAND HUNTER
CRANt ISLAND. Sew.. Feb. &-Spe-'
'U-e one of the larger and a well
'ded Island In lbs natte rrrer, only
ur miles from this city, yesterday W Il
ls m Ksb man. a fanner, brought down
wildcat which weighs about taenty
se pound.' Soma bf the Islands la the
ker are aaidom visited excepting by
Itaters and thea only in the duck snoot
t asason, aad thla waa aaa of them,
he animal's presence waa first betrayed
r. Mr: Kuhisisa's boating dog. Jar.
tihlmaa at first waa under the laspres
M that the dog bad treed a cooa or
iuh-rei. ben apea approaehlag tba tree
w taw k g' fertne. craaeblag ' between
vera! brancbes as If in hading. The
l abot brought it dowa. lie brtxight
ta body to the city to- have. It taxl-
r-n.'lxcd. Coye'.e. raecoens and aquir-
ba ara said to be becoming mora au-
FAIRBURY MARRIAGE KEPT
SECRET SEVERAL MONTHS
FAIKBURT, Neb., rob. S. -(Special. -
The fact that Mia Maiml Woods and
Roy Da brier af tht dty were married
ta Horton, Kan.. May tt, Mil. baa just
bosom knows thla wi
were agala remarried In Atlantic, la
during the lest Week. The bnde last May
was 17 year of age and tha couple were
married without tba consent of their
parents. This week, accompanied "by the
brloVs mother, they went to Atlantic.
la., and .war remarried. The bride Is
new past U year. Mr. and Mr. Dabarr
will make their home with the bride
mother for the present.
THREE STORE BUILOIXGS
IN GOTHENBURG BURNED
OOTHBNBUBO. Neb,, Feb. aWSpe-
clal Telegram. I The. threa-atory brick
building ewned by Martin aerver and
occupied by George Bank's jewelry store,
D. F. si Ink lay's drug store. Prank Hal.
verstadt's flour and feed store, Platte
Valley Celt I company offioee, Jekneoa A
Nelson grocery store and Peter Kdwall's
meat market and two one-etory brick
buildings were burned last night The
loss Is MM, mostly eovsred by Insur.
. I
Greater T laws Progrur -Inclndet
Eidicsl Prohibition Clause.'
ta kecare
Fareea
era Caastltwtloa
Well iadrr Way Natloaal
Z ' laser Disregarded. '
NEWS NOTES OF GOTHENBURG
Twe Weddlage ef Yawns People
Take Flae la Little Western
City.' ;
"OQTBENBL'Ra. Nebj Fab. JI(Spa-
dal.l-Delbert Dstdsl aad aliaa.lUlea
rrVom a laff Corresindffit.)
DRtJ MOINES,' Feb. S.-tSpctakl-To
amendmer.ta to the state -eonatttution of
loan are to be purhed forward Immedi
ately as a part of the new procrip for
the "Greater Iowa." The orxntxiition of
the forces to secure thess amendments
haa been well under way for some- time.
The first Is to be the amendment to
the constitution putting therein a sweep
ing prohibition ef the manufacture or
sale of any Intoxicating liquors in the
state. It will be worded the same as the
amendment which failed many years ago.
sere that possibly It will have no excep
tion v '
The other amendment Is that providing
for equal suffrage. A strong organisa
tion ef politicians bss bean formed to
take this Issue Into state politics and
utilise it to sdvaataga. These men have
formed a state association. 'hare opened
headquarters' In a business block and are
sending out literature and carrying on a
somewbst expenstvs campaign.
In case the equal suffrage amendment
la carried first and ahead of the other.
Its friends assert that It would be fol
lowed very soon by adoption of the pro
hibitory amendment, for as anon as th
women could vote tbey would pass ths
other amendment.
A big state meeting la to be held here
early In March for the purpose of giving
boost to these two amendment and
especially to ths one far prohibition. It Is
expected that this atata meeting wUI In
dorse st Irait ons of the candidates for
governor aad possibly candidate for
other positions on tha stale ticket: or. If
sot,, to st least set In mot loo the ma
chinery that will affect the primary elec
tion. At any rata tha issues Invnived in
Tha couple! the two amendments are coming rap
idly to the front In stats affairs. , -i
National lasars la Barkgroaad.
II would seem thai In view of the turn
of affairs In this state national divisional
lines will have little to do with the pri
mary election. Neither of the three can
dldstes for governor I In any sense hos
tile to President Taft, and In thl. they
stand on an equal footing. Moo of the
candidates for other stats offices Is tak
ing any active part In regard to national
affairs. Ths agreement hsa been to per
mit the voter of the stats to handle the
question of selection of delegates to ths
national convention without getting It
mixed up la stats affairs and thus to
avoid complications which 'would bf. un
fair to local candlUs tea..'
Thus far la .the. selection f delegates
la the county conventions tha lineup- has
been Just about As It has bsea4n the past.
no county showing any Changs from the
situation four years ago. Very little
Interest ha been tskert In th matter
of selection of delegate to ; I ho tonven
Uona. It I pretty certain there win be
many In tha stats convention hot strongly
committed.'., .'. - '
Oaarw fhrgagleatlea Shift.
Adjutant Oensral Logan contemplstes
making a change thl year In th manner
of orxanlilng th battalion In th tour
regiments of (he Iowa national guard,
slasstfytag the battalions by letter rather
thai by ikcafkm. V
Kensh.weee masrlad in North PIMts eh f lee -rename, yaje;;ji earn regiment
Y!l. l - a. -
Wednesday by Bev. Mr. McDald. ThV CT m IT" V TTr '
Will M L4. . flMKMlMIM SfcM k. : tm ! " WCVWHU
tin. i. emMnved.1 imajor weii naee eva tea ,, r,
art Tamer end Miss Sarah latyeoek
were married Wednesday at the home of
th bride at Kim Creek by Rev.. Mr.
rrnch. About thirty guests ware pres
ent. Mr. and Mrs. Turner will reside la
Gothenburg. !
The manufacture ef Incubators, brood
ers, eatsny houses, bee hives, poultry and
keepers' supplies constitute a sew
aad growing Indastry la JQotbenburg.' o.
M. Brausr Is In charge. Last, year hs
mada many Incubator for hi own use.
They hatched t.M chickens.
Memorial service were held at the
Blrkefar ham for Fraaca K. WUIard
and Iron I Bird by tha Woman' Chris
tian Temper anas union. Attends soe was
large. Many beautiful tribute war
gives (a Ihs lives of thee pure woman.
Alpha club entertained all tha teachers
at colonial tea Wednesday at th Bach
home.
1 -.' -.. . .
saaaarii aaer wisl t ee test.
'HARVARD. Neb Peb. K.-(8psclal.)-Harvard
High school declamatory con
test ss hsid last evening at the stoke
Opera so nee, where a large audience
greeted ths contestant. Th lodges.
Mr. W. C. Noll af Fairmont, Rev. o. B.
Hawks aad sTupsrlntandeat K. CUppmgsr
of Sutton, gave first place I Russell
er, waa recited "Bpartacua , ta the
Oladlator;" second - place ta Myrtls
Aker, The Little Boy's Bear Story," and
third to, Ioaa DavM. wh gave "Auat
Jan Relate Sally Aoa'a Kxperienee."
SOUTH DAKOTA Y. M. C. A.
WILL MEET AT HURON
Ul'RON. I. D Feb. BWSpacial.-Th
annual meeting af tha South Dakota
Toung Meu'e Christian asociatlea will b
held here March 1, X, and X. The galher-
ag promise to be of much Interest and
importance, aad local committee srs ar
ranging ta araaerty care for the asveral
scare of delegates exported to be in at
tendance. Notice haa beea received that
Jelegatra from Aberdeen, Mitchell. Rapid
City. Plerr and Bloux Falaj. where ther
are dty Young Men's Christ laa organise.
lions, will be here la large auaiber
There are neerly forty brant be that will
send delegate. Th program toalads the
names of assay weU known Tauag Men's
Christian assoaVttsa workera. who wUI
attend and addrrsa tha gatnerlng. Oeorgs
McDIll of New York will be the chief
speaker. He Is a member of th In tern a
t tonal committee.
tlona: -arganlxaUaa -t be bold, at the
Sarery hotel a Wedacsday " afternoon,
February JS. r ';., . .
.Mr. J'lower Mpreeenu tbanaUonal or
ganization wrack Is working to defeat
a congrea ths bill which provUca for a
federal bureau of health.- - .
Pioneer of Iowa
is Dead in Ackley
ACKLET. la.." Feb. 2-4Rpeclal.)
George Pat toe, on of the pioneers of
central Iowa, died at his home here this
morning of dlsesse incident to old sge.
He was nearly 90 years of see and had
been a resident of Hardin county since
IK.
Qeorge Pattee was bom In New York,
and when a youth with his parents moved
to Illinois, locating at Freeport. He was
a soldier during ths Mexican war. After
Its close he returned to Illinois, where
he married Mary J odd, and In MM moved
to thla county, making the journey across
ths country by team. It being before the
railroads had Invaded, thla portion of
Iowa. Reaching Iowa hs Went Into tht
hotel business at Hardin City, but a
fsw months later took up government
land three mile south of bare, where
be -continued In the grsln growing and
live stork business until thirty yea re ago.
when he' retired and moved to town, :
Mr. Partes is survived by his aged
widow and sic children, Mrs. W. D. Per
rival and Kvk Beach, Omaha: Mrs. C. II.
Walworth. Ell, Neb.; 'Mrs. W. O. Smith,
Freeport. 111.; Mrs. Oeorgs Dtehl. Eldora,
and Mrs. Daniel tiler, Ackley. The
funeral will be held Tuesday.
COLONEL REPLIES'
HE WOULD ACCEPT
(Continued from First Page.)
Former Omaha Man
Dies in Des Moines
PKS MOINES. Feb. E.-Henry a
Winston, actuary of insurance of the
state of lows, is dead at hit home here,
following an operation. He was a grand.
son of . tire first preiWert of the Mutual
Life Insurance company of New York
and was well known In Insurance circle
throughout the country. Hs was It years
old and ht survived by hi widow snd
two cWiitren,. Mr. Winston came to Des
Moines from Qmahx four years sgo.
IDA GROVE FARMERS
MAKE HIGH RECORDS
IDA' OftOVn -m.: Feb. aWHpeetsl.)-
In giving out the standings of the pupils
in the sRorT renin her th expert from
the Iowa mate college say that tba -pa
pers prepared by -the -eteoents In Cora
Judging ersewthe best' handled thl yaar
by tha college. Roy Falrcklld.' with a
mark ef V, stands first In corn Judging;
and WJ W. Smltk. with a mark of N, Is
second,! Q serge Porter a first In the
Mmornar Tilth A-mark pf OH. C. H.
roster saconrtj ; foweti ' Meyer - third.
Ralph ' Walters -fJussh -and dearga Pres
ton firth. ' At the boys' clasp Dean Finch
Is ftrstr WsJftTWstT-sw. Artmrr
MarkhaA"' third ''and 'lAeyd Mlobelaoa
fourth." In the Hve stock clssses Roy
Falrchlld" also beaded the class, with
mark of M. W. W. Smith was seoon4
W1U ishnaon tlurd. Ralph Nailer fourth
and Matter. Stewart filth; -
Perslstsat' Advertising -Is. ta Road to
Big-Rstrvne . 0'. i.. ?,'
necessary . for the happiness 'and - pros
perity of the country. '
"W believe thai In view qtjih pahllc
deinand you shoiud soon dec Use- whether,
if the nominsrion-f or the preatdencyr come
to you unsolicited and unsought, yoa will
accept it' .: . . :
. "In submitllng this request we are not
- considering your personal interests:? We
do not regard It a proper to constder
either th. Interest or the preference of
any msn as regards the -nenamaiaoe for
the presidency. We are exprestdnff our
sincere belief and best Judgmenfas to
what is demanded of you in the lifter rets
of the people as a whole. .And, me feel
that ' you would be unresponsive: to a
plain public duty if yon should decline
to accept the nomination aa the .volun
tary expression of the withes of a ma
jority of ths republican voters fit the
United States, through the action ef ttttir
delegates In the next national conven
tion." ; ' -
Took Ilia Dm Tisae. -
Efforts of Colonel P.oosTe1t's 1 riends
to indues bint to make an earlier declara
tion of his attitude on tha presidential
question had been unavailing. His la
'conic re .-nark to a friend In Cleveland
last Wednesday night that "My bat In
the ring you will have my; answer Mon
day," was the first real Indication that
be bad In mind an affirmative answer to
the governors' letter. .
Upon promise that the reply would be
given out tonight a small army bf news
papermen gathered at the colonel's office
early In the evening. Secretary Frank
Harper met tha reporters punctually and
gavs out the correspondence without
comment. He said he waa In no position
to comment, and. In new of the author's
absence In Boston, where he will spend
several days, It waa Impossible to get an
elaboration of the statements mad In
th letter.
Will Not Pars Third Party.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 25. At the na
tional Roosevelt committee headquarter
here, ot which Medill McCormlck la di
rector, the following statement was given
out:
"Colonel Roosevelt has no Intention
whatsoever of forming a third or "peo
ple's party In the event the Chicago
convention falls to name him as tha
candidate of th republican party. Ptate-
.roents recently made that the former
president would take such action are
declared ta be without foundation.
That such a proposition hs been
made to Colonel Roosevelt Is not denied.
It is stated that the activity ef the ad
ministration nomination campaign man
ager In making us of the "steam
roller' caused several admirer of Colonel
Roosevelt to fear the Chicago convention
would be "packed' and . that th popular
will of ths people would find no expres
sion there, . la, thla event It wa sa
ted It would be well to gtv th people
a chance to express their sentiments at
ths polls, an Independent party being
formed to place Colonel Roosevelt' nam
before them. .
"From an authoritative source It was
learned today that Colonel Roosevelt did
not took upon ths proposition with favor
and In effect stated that such a proceed
ing was out of th question."
SEED SPECIALS START TODAY
Two From Omaha' snd Tws FromJ
Lincoln Over State.
10 URGE TISl'lAG 07 .ALL SEES
Speakers Press Uaie laivcralf y Will
Be am Beard t Taikt Brier
la Lecture '
Far
aera
a and
w"'a- JH. third wlU hsvs companies
t. TC, I, and M. This assignment of
major by rank I for th consanlenc In
setting a atari, and ther will be no
progression (fter ths new order I In
effect, a that would always give the
last four companies a new major, When
a vacancy occurs, th new major will
take command ot the battalion where ths
vacancy Is fousd. .
t arrylag a City Competes.
An unusual way of tarrying oa the
dty campaign Is bring followed In Des
iMplne" tht kf.'A asrte of aweRngv,
practically .ona eaan night, ha keea ar
ranged, and candidate who care to ad
dress ths people who gather st these
meeting are privileged to do so, each
one having a share In the expense of the
meeting. At some of . th meeting '. a
doaen different candidates apeak, aom
for city of five anil some for school di
rectors. A tuestloa haa arisen as to
tha right at the candidates to thua pay
campaign expense and also aa to their
right ta advertise la tha papers and In
booklets. The corporation counsel will
be asked to sett Is thl question, .
Baak Refers to Advocated.
Thf law committee of th American
Bankers' association, accompanied by
Thpmaa B. Paton ot New York, gederai
counsel, will meet Iowa bankers In Dee
Mains next Wednesday to discuss pro
posed financial legislation. Tha commit
tee will stop here ea route from St. Paul
ta fit. Loula. It win visit Chicago Mon
day. ' ..-.'-
Th bankers club will entertain the
rhetors with a dinner at t o'clock
Wednesday svsnlng. Tha plans for fhs
dinner bar aot been entirely 'perfected.
. Aati-Daetare te Held Meetlaa.
Benjamin O. Flower, president ot tht
National League for American Freedom,
will be the speaker at a meeting ot the
member of th low branch ot thla aa-
DEATH RECORD
Mr. Cesrge Davla.
HUMBOLDT. Nekv, Feb. V-Sperlal.-Mrs.
Oeorgs Davis, mother of Mr a. Pres
ton K riser , died at her ham her Hatar
day morning, aged.) years. Her death
was due to pnsumoma. She had beea a
sufferer for a loner tha with lung trou
ble. She cams here from, phre sen ral
year cs aad up to tha tlsse at her last
Illness was engaged ta tha poultry busi
ness, Th funeral Is expected to take
place Wednesday afternoon. '
Oretertewl resm at Tiber,
TABOR, la.. Feb. !.- Special l-ln the
imereounty high school declamatory con
test te be held Tiers March U. aftermwa
and eTenmg. twerr schools are Hated
to rwrtirrpste.. Tbey are: Tabor. fdoey.
IVd Oak.. Malvern. .Coin. Ci
man. Hamburg. Glenwaod.
Oakland and Emerson
sBulIo
COUGH SYRUP
Have, you a oold wtlh
a hacking or racking
couch, hoaraenea.
. broncb,ltla,Krippe) ; or ail
asthmatic or p uumotuarv
eotich with gore cheat f
Sad ths baby croup.
v. nooning oouRtt vr
meuaieacougnl ..
SAMPU. mix.
The tett Ui old
reliable Da.' Bell's
PoroB fcntrp, free.
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Four seed corn apecUl trains mill (tart
on a week's tour of Nebraska today, two
from Omaha and twe from Lincoln, to
urge the farmers of the state to teat their
seed corn, show them hew to test It and
give them other valuable crop improve
ment Information. - ,
The Burlington soutkera Nebraska
train win leave Omaha at t;l this morn
ing, making the first step at Platlsmouth
at . The Union Pacific sptcial will
leave Omaha at this morning, making
the first stop at Paplllleo. Ons Burling
ton and one Northwestern train will leave
Lincoln this morning for the week.
Two trains will be run next week to
close the campaign, one on the "Omaha'
road In tba northeastern part ot tba state
and one on th Burlington In th central
portion. . , .
These seed trains are going out as a re
sult of ths efforts of th publicity bureau
of tha Commercial club and th Omaha
Oram exchange, which got busy with a
campaign ot publicity oa the seed corn
situation , and Induced ths railroads to
run the specials. Speakers oa the trains
are Instructor in th agricultural school
of the(i;nlverslty of Nebraska, farm paper
editors and other qualified to apeak on
the subject assigned them.
Each train curies two lecture car
and the same lecture will be given by
two different men, one In each car, dur
ing stops, which will be thirty or thirty
five minute at each station. Corn test
ers, both home-made and factory made,
will be on board and tha farmers In
structed In their use.
A publicity campaign hss been waged
all over the state, both by the Omaha
Commercial club publicity bureau and by
local organisations which hare been
organised at a multitude of towns, and
practically every farmer In th state
knows what the seed com special Is for
snd when It will pasa through his town.
The farmers. It Is expected, will be In
town In large numbers when the train
arrive and will Immediately fin th cars
for th lectures.
8fclsl crop report cards will be posted
In each town, telling th farmers C f.s
shortage In .their county ot the l'Ml corn
crop as compared wtlh a tour-year aver
age. Literature wtir b distributed by
the publicity bureau ot the Omaha Com
mercial club.
Pcarfal iaeahter
of desdly microbes occurs when throat
and lung diseases srs treated with Dr.
King New IX sen very. Mo and ILOk. For
sale by Beaton Drug Co.- ' ,
naak President Convicted.
MI8KOOKE, Okl , Feb. X.-W. L Bur.
ton, formerly preeident of the Columbia
Hank and Trust company of Oklahoma
City and ths American National bank at
Bartlesvllle, was found guilty by a federal
Jury here tonight on three Indictments
charging false entries in ths bank books
and Illegally transferring money from toe
bank to. other companies. - .
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"Can't Afford Competition 'of the ' Nemo"
DEAR MADAM: We want to Veil yoa about one of the finest stores
in America, which Bells lots of Nemo Corsets "under protest" keeps a
small stock (out of sight), orders "specials'! almost daily, and always, if
possible, induces a Nemo customer to buy southing else.
We asked the manager one day if it wouldn't be better to ailtiraU his
Nemo trade, and carry full lines, displayed where people could see them -
He very frankly said: "No; we slljrourigcwds when we nave to, for
we don't want to lose the profit on Nemo. &ais; but wc n't afford to hedx
Nmo competition in our stock.''-. - -
1 When a dealer is AFRAID to showTfem'o Corsets because he knows
that they are BETTER, and, if given a chance, will OUTSELL his other
corsets, on which he makes a larger profit isn't it pretty near time for YOU.
Madam, and all other women, to INSIST upon having the Nemo whenever
your dealer tries o make you take something? '.'just as good?"
Doe't YOU be the "goaf'-BE A WISE. WOMAN! , ,,
There's a Nemo for every figure, frbnv Yeiy. slender to extra-stout;
$100, $3.50, $400 and $5.00. Butbe sure you get the model that suits you,
na GaasJ Stem Evaryiraww ' ' ' ." (- . " KOPS BROS, Mfrs, New York'
ENDORSEMENTS GIVEN :
,.BYjaLJ(NOWlPEOPLE
Statements Made that Hay Be of In
. terest to Discouraged Folks.
RESULT HAS BEES WOTDERFUL
Heartily stream mead rate ) Meth
ods Employed to Prefect Ran
dreda af Haasaa Wrecks In
Omaha aad Other Cltlro. . .
Score of people who have that common
practical sense which" guides them In a:i
their act aad conclusions are coming out
unreservedly with statements regarding
Tone Vita," the new tonic that ia ac
complishing such remarkable result In
the United States.
Among such statements is the following
mad by P. C. Dltchen of th Schllts
hotel, this city. Mr. Dltchen said: "I
have been nervous and all run down for
some time past. I suffered from stomach
trouble, sly appetite was poor and when
I did cat would suffer from gas and pains
in the stomach. I slept poorly and. my
sleep did me little good. J would avaken
In the mornings as tired and .worn out aa
when I retired. I fait tired out most of
the time. I have tried many different
remedies, but failed to get any permanent
relief. I finally heard of thla new tonic.
Tona Vita.' and decided to try U- I no
ticed immediate results and feel Ilka an
entirely different person. In fact, I am
well man and give all credit to Tona
Vita"
Another statement Is from Miss
Myrtle McCandlees of No. 19M Maple
street, thla city, who said: "I have had
stomach trouble and nervousness for the
last two years. I slept poorly and the
slsep I did get did not seem to refresh
. I felt tired out most ot the time.- Ily
sppstlte was poor and what I did eat
did not agree with me. I hay tried many
remedies, but without results. I dsolded
to try this new tonic,- Tona Vita, and
am glad I did. It has proven a wonder In
my case. I now eat and sleep, well and
feel better In every respect -than I have
for years. I believe Ton' Vita' la the
best tonic ever sold In Omaha."
Thl great preparation 1 sold by the
following druggists: Bhsrmsn sV IteCon
nell Drug Co., lth snd Dodge st.; Owl
Drug Co.. Mth and Harney 8te. Harvard
Pharmacy, Mth and Parnam Sts.. and
Loyal Pharmacy, No. J7T- N. nth St.
People who are nerroua. and , irritable.
bar Imperfect digestion, stomach disor
der, lack energy and smturren, feet melan
choly and. discouraged, suffer .with head
ache, backache, peer memory, unsound
sleep. Irregular circulation snd told feet,
srs unquestionably suffering . with ner
vous debility-that distressing condition
which I s common In all thlhkly settled
communities. , wher nature's limitations
ara mar apt to be exceeded. Ther srs
hundreds of halt sick men' and .women
who really do not know what. la wrong
with them. They struggle aimlessly along
until ther' bscom totally debilitated.
'Tona Vita" will surely remove thl pain
ful condition If people will but give It a
trial.
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sanitary conditions by
skilled masters,. In a
brewery as dean as
"mother's kitchen."
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OMAHA HEX LIKE'-"
MINNESOTA: SPAGHETTI
Wives and mother find ther I one
thing of which Omaha men never tire.
Morning, noon and night his "lordship
will eat "si i noose ta spaghetti or mac
aroni and be delighted with It' rich,
nut-like flavor.
If yoa hav tried other macaroni or
spaghetti and hav disliked them, the
"htinseaota brand will be a revelation
to yoa. For ovary day meals, for i
dainty lunches or for big feast, there
Is nothing better than tbla healthful
food served la on of the. many, ap
petizing wya . .. , .
But if you want, that rich, nut-like
flavor be sure and get to deiieion
"Minnesota'' brand aiaearoalt or spa
ghetti mada from In finest Jtortbern
Duram wheat, with all th nourishing
Gluten left In. It Is easily digested
and never gets soggy. All good Omaha
grocers aeil It
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