TIIE BEE: . OilAHA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 4912.
GOVERNMENT PAYS POSTAGE
Great Quantity of Bull Moose Cam
paign Matter Sent Under Frank.
DIXON STEAHTS HIS PRIVILEGE
Alleged Pefclte DmiIi Which
Arrive at Llaeela Free of Cast
I Reeeerelt Caedldecy Are
Speeches et XorrU.
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LINCOLN, Oct .(SpeclaL-'Thetni
Shalt not BtU" but It I all right to
beat th government 'out of postage.
eem to )x mixture of bull -mooe
principles, as evidenced by a large on-'
signment or politlcaL-speeche marked:
"House of Repreehtattves,Y'lVS.'''Parl
of Congressional Record. - Free," re
ceived at the headquarter of ;the bull
moose party In Nebraska. Saturday.
The xnlgnmfiit, according to the ship
ping tag; conies from Senator Joseph M.
Dixon, manager, of the Roosevelt cam
paign In iha nation, and Is marked, "Pub
lic Documents. Free. U. 8. Senate. Jo
seph M. Dixon." L '
Ths pubifc. documents" which in
this Instance Happens to be a speech de
livered by Cbngregsmaq Norrls soon, after
the republican convention, assails the
nomination nt Preeldent Taft and also Is
a direct assault upon the candidacy of the
president. This speech was delivered by
Mr. Norrls, or at least tt rot Into the
Congressional Record, soon after the Chi
cago convention and was evidently a
schema arranged beforehand to flood the
Country with campaign literature In the
interests of Theodora Roosevelt and com
pel the rostoffice department to bear the
sperms. The envelope -In which - the
oeument ars to be sent accompany the
oeeohes and are marked on one corner,
Thou Shalt Net Steal." In the thar
orner, .where the great common people
art required to place a 2cent stamp, the
bull moo rs get away with the deal by
printing "Houss of Representatives. U. a
Part of Congressional Record, Free. O,
W, Nrrla, V. C." ....
Hartlraa Expresses Oplalea.
It to my opinio.. said Colonel John
C. Harttgan, adjutant ginral under Gov
eraor Shailenbcrger two years ago, who
was la attendance at the refltrton given
Oavsrnor Wilson, yesterday, ''that before
election day, folly seventy-five per eent.
of the bull moose fellovi will have
1 deserUd Theodore Roosivslt and most
i f them will k found back in the rsptibv
il'esa party supvvFuug rrendent Taft.,
'This may not be th conditions hers
. Is Nebraska," continued the colonel, "but
I earnestly believe that that condition
will exist throughout the country. The
campaign of Colonel Roosevelt Is loosing
ground here' la ' Nebraska, but no as
much I beMeve, as In ether portions of
the couatry.M , .' .
O. E. Walters,' county, olerfc of Boon!
county, was, a. Lincoln visitor to assist
in the' welcome given to the democratic
candidate for the presidency. In answer
to the Question of how the Roosevelt
campaign was- standing - up; In'- Boons'
county, Jtfr. Walters said: 'fl talk -with '
men every day who voted for Mr. IWo-
velt at tho primary who declare that
they cannot follow him . Into ' th third'
party but will east their vote for either
Mr. Taft of Mr.; Wilson" ' ' ,."
Oeeral J. H, Culvswwho tme to Llh.
coin to fll the.- petition f ' tho-Taft
elector. yrj,fdar.id.Jo refers, to
th change. In sentiment. t'iLast iummer'
up at Bancroft J Chimin, ceuirty, w
wera only able .yget twelve- men 'to-
sign the Taft petition, iho petition L era,
filing today contains th names of eighty
seven nun. , We- Jiava not bad to ek
men to circulate. th petitions, but in
many rases have received letters
asking that they might be sent petition.'
. A report has been "iwcelved yr Dr.
Wilson, of ths state medical board, "that
three children have; died of spinal menin
gitis at Ltwiston and four from the
disease at Bennington.
1 District Attorney Ayers bas filed a
. brief In the supreme court In support
of tbs finding! of Refers liolcomb in
ther South Omaha Fire and Police com
mission ease." lie asks for a Judgement
on the findings, which were that the
defendants, John J. Ryan and Joseph
Plvonka. had wilfully failed to enforce
the liquor. laws and should be; forced
to give; lip .their offices. He combats
the assertteH of the defendant ths t they
are serving a second terra Instead ft
first term and therefore -cannot be
ousted for acts committed , during their
first term.
! FIGHT AGAINST LOAH SHARKS
Iowa Charities Conference Will Start
Movement for New law.
Nemaha County's
.Apple Crop Large
'.AUBURN, ' Neb.',- Oct, .Special )--Much
difficulty is being experienced by
the apple shippers of prownville: In get
ting cars. Already over 100 cars have bef
shipped from this place and It 'Is Mti-
mated-that over 200 will be pent from
there, ; Peru, Nemaha, Brock and John
son are also important shipping points.
At Howe, over H.O0 'bushels ' will be
shipped from th orchard -i, of Church
Howe & Son. Bhubert,; Just; over the
line in Richardson county, s holds th
record as an apple shtpping point, Over
SO cars were shipped from ther last
yesr. The apple ar of good quality
Ws.year.-. .' . ' ' :i
FRONTIER COUNTY FAIR
IS A GREAT SUCCESS
1 SrroCKviliLB, Nb Oct dMSpecai.)--The
twenty-sixth annual Frontier County
fair closed Friday, Th fair waa a suc
cess In every respect , Th , exhibit of
produce, and in th ladle department
ind Jn, jhe . educational department were
(intjsuany good. The weather Wednesday
and Thursday wa perfect and the at
tendance was unusually large. ' "
The trotting race, free-for-all, Friday
lowered the track facord her to tt.
Major Buckler, owned by C. W, Benson
Trenton, and Silver Leaf, owned by W,
M. Plourd. each wen a heat In th half
mil running race; Urn respectively, A
and .Sift. Tb crowd waa thoroughly
excited when the two were brought out
to run off the tie. Blourd' horse, Sil
ver Leaf, won In .51 tat
, W. R. Mellor, secretary of ths tato
board, was a visitor at-the- fair, Wed
nesday. . .
EX-MAYOR MILLER OF '
DORCHESTER IS DEAD
DOBCHTIOR, Neb., Oct '.-Special.)
A telegram was received announcing
the death of ex-Mayor Franklin Miller
of this place, which occurred in Lerds
burg, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. Miller spent the
latter, pert of the summer months visit
ing relatives In different parts of that
tat, but Mr. Miller's health had been
falling for the lait six .nonUia and not
until he .reached, points In Washington
did ,b. suffer from the effebts, He was
at pace taken back to California, wher he
had been. Ut th hospital for over a week.
Mr.Ml'lief Nea ex-mayor, secretary of
tji" Tarrners' j Co-Operatlv Grain and
Lly"itock 'company, a member tif fthe
local' Grind Army of th Republic and' a
prominent oitlsen of Dorchester. He"r
tired from farming about five years ago.
HI body will be brought bark for
burial. .
.-. Free -Brllverr f Wymere. ,
";WyMQREM Neb,, Oct, IHBPedaUA
postofflce inspeetcf was here yestrdav
liuiklnff nvRP 4hm rilv fa dAtarmlnii' the
advisability of installing fre city' msff
delivery tit accordance with a bill recently'
passed In congress ' providing for city
malt delivery In smalt towns as an J
pefiment. Wymor Is'th flrt town In
Nebraska to be considered, as this city
is th first to hav put In a petltlbn ask
In' tor' delivery service. It I expected
thSI 'the' srv1c will b established In
about "thirty days. v:
WILL : .TEST 7 TEDDLEKS ACT
J'' ' . . '
Ifoase Dolnar letrratat Bealitesa
Will Appeal to United States
. fisprrme Co art la Effort .
4 to Avoid Tax. ' .
A Flast aerprlse ;- '
follow th first do of Pr. King' New
I4fe PIDs, th ptlnles regulator that
strengthen you. Guaranteed., fx. Tot
!e by Beaton Drug Co.-Adverttsement
DBS MOINES, Oct 6.-(Special.)The
problem of tha .loan shark and how to
offnet the evil he dos Is one that Is going
to be forced to the attention of the Iowa
legislature next winter.,
- T1 tate conference on charities and
idrrestlons soon to be held promises to
jstart a 'movement that will compel some
definite action In legislation. The sub
ject of tha lonn shark is given first place
oif. the program. The conference is to be
held in Cedar Rapids and will be attended
by a large number of th people of the
state Interested In all subjects pertaining
to. the car of unfortunate or of evil ten
dencies. Thoso who attend the confer
ence are already well Informed as to the
evil pf the loan shark system.
In ,thls city last summer a crusade
against loan shark revealed that a great
many wag earners had been grievously
oppressed by them and that -some of
them have been gaining riches by ques
tionable means. . A number of lawyers
volunteered their services to fight th
battles of those who had been victims
of the loan sharks and for a time a stop
waa put to some of th worst of the
practice. But th reform wave disap
peared and conditions are declared to be
Just as they, were before. More reoently
similar fight hss been started In Cedar
Rapids and other cities. Now th stste
conference will discuss the subject and
undertake to work out som definite plan
for effective reform, '
Will Te Peddlers Law..
A test Of the Stat law under which
peddler ar required to pay a county
license for taking order and delivering
good out In rural district I to be mad
in -Guthrie county. Tb law gives to coun
ties the right . to Impose a license tax
and make no distinction a to whether
the good to be sold are In Interstate
traffic or not, and upon this ground a
fight Is to be mad to hav th law de
clared unconstitutional The agent for a
Chicago firm waa arrested and fined and
the company intend to carry the ce
to th federal court for a final test. '
leveetlgat Keekek Condition.. -The
stat legal department will assist
la th investigation of municipal affairs
at Keokuk, where It I alleged the city
officials have been derelict in their duty
In the matter of enforcement of the laws.
Some time' ago the citizens discovered
that gambling . w as going.: cm openly ..la
the city and as a result of the activities
of som of the 'societies the chief of
police was forced to retire from office
abruptly, Now It 1 the desire to baye a
full Investigation t)f th matte .andM to
dlsctose; who 1 responsible for toe lax
enforcement of the law In' the clty.lThe
attorney general has been appealed to
find will act v ' .:''.-'.;
, Courts 'Are 'Too l.ax.
The stt yarns warden In his report
filed with th governor for the biennial
period take the court of the state to
task for being too' lax In the matter of
Inflicting tines and penalties on violators
iof tbe game Jaws,, thus making it doubly
kdlffietUtMto.isMuca. enforcement of those
mknil IT deelferea that there are so many
t(ewlmml grants to th stat that they are
making-Wo ds on the game And fish of
the stat" "'. .".' -- 'v
3 Case to Be Appealed. f
Pes Moines may be denied cheaper gas
for thirty day longer' than Judge Smith
McPherohr decree first provided If he
consent to a modification of hi ixty
day limit from August a, as petitioned
by W. L. Read, T. Guernsey and
George II. Carr, attorney for the gas
company. .
The company's counsel will appeal from
Mcpherson's decision to the United States
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supreme court. They want thirty days
more time to prepare their appeal. They
also ask to be permitted to retain the
excess collected above the $-cent rat
ince January J, 1911, now estimated to be
more than 100.000, until the. ease ha
finally been decided by the higher-court
For RraahllM. MYi.',
Th following dates for repuhUcan
peaking meetings have Just leen, an
nounced by the committee:
C t. Hill, brother of John Wesley Hill
Of .OhiO. Will nn.n th ramnadrn In th.
Ninth district at Adair next Monday even-
If. tie m . I
" ""i spena ten aays speaking in
the district.
M. It. Tnmnla nt rtanla vlll .n,i. .
Fairfield, October 18. and the remainder
v a " m tn KWh district.
Senator H. L Adams at Onawa next
Monday evAnfnir Hf.nlaAn Tn..v
log, Manchester Thursday afternoon and
Miuynnia inurou)f evening. . ..;''
Sx-8enator Thnmtnn
City, October 18, and Tom Watson of
inuiana, aiuacaiine, same evening.'
Ex-Congressman Duncan E. McKlnlay
of California, spent all last week' in th
State and has hMn p.miDituI in oH ..a r..
iiuiucr weea. later.
BODY OF UNIDENTIFIED MAN
IS FOUND NEAR GLENW00D
OLENWOOD, la., Oct .-(f?peclal)-
Whlle squirrel hunting In the pasture of
J. M. Buffingtorwr four and a half miles
east of Glen wood, at 11-JO this afternooa
Clyd Bufflngton found th decomposed
body of a man lying In som bushes on
a hillside, near som large trees. Acting
Coroner Edward viewed th body and
deemed an inquest unnecessary. The
body Is of an elderly man, about five
feet five Inches tall and weighing prob
ably 125 rounds Only three tth on
upper and fou- on. lower Jaw. Under
his head wa folded coat of dark checked
cassimere. Th vest of tha. same mate
rial and description, dark striped trous
ers, black hos end heavy Crossett
hoes and gray flannel shirt, completed
his attire; $1.83 In money In a decom
posed leather purse, two handkerchief
and two empty strychnia sulphate hot
tls were lying about eighteen feet from
th body. Nothing to establish his Iden
tity waa found. HI coat bore the mak
ers nam, "Arthur S. Hall, Fredonla, N.
T" and hi handkerchief had an
Initial "R." -
MINISTERS GIVE MONEY
TO M0RNINGSIDE COLLEGE
STORM LAKE, la., Oct .-Speclal.)-
At the morning session cf. ths North
west Iowa conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church, the ministers sub
scribed $17,609 to Mornlngslde college.
Not a layman was permitted to assist
in raising the amount.
The work of the conference has moved
along with rapidity. Nine men. were ad
mitted into ful membership in. th con
ference this morning and eleven were
admitted on trial. It is estimated that
ther will b a shortage of twenty min
ister In this conference to properly man
the work fpr the coming year.
(Continued from. First iafe,) ,l " '
partially, charging tiwm with being the
tool of th "twelve bJlllen-doJlar trust"
and the corporation, , "No matter which
of those parties win' he said, "you will
lose, and the corporation w!H ,wln."j rr-
j He; objected, te.icaUInc .th bull moos
pBJrtyhhlrd party-,. VIt,yoii rhava
thr children and a, fpurth, and . fifth
ar ,born you wtl. not call the .fifth,
born a third child, will you, no matter
how , much rackt it makes T" .
The first, half of Mr, Beldel's talk was
a dsfense. of hi,,, record while mayor
of Milwaukee from 91d te-llf He said
hi ftdmstran. ifiritf aimwr-; r.
form, cut oulj 's twwy grat and of.
fended "capital ' and';, vice ., so, thoroughly
that the first thing he. knew. th. whle
outfit was after him and got him, at.
though th socialist vot wa 1,(00 falggr
than the vot that put him in the may.
or' office. ,
Retracing; CtrtUse Hen's Ptfc.
We are racing fast along the bark
trail toward feudalism, according to the
socialist vice presidential candidate, as
instanced by the fact that but' ten of
every hundred students In the publl
schools go to High school.
"It cost fSS per pupil per year to
educate our children until they are ready
to enter High school. When they are
ready to go to High school but ten
out of every hundred go and the other
ninety go Hito th factories, the sweat
shops, or other Industrie and then we
educate the ten at ISO year until
they are through High school. This
ratio keep up a they go through tb
higher institution of learning." ,
Mr. geidel laid nothing but socialism
will remedy this and all other evil con
ditions f society. He said ther were
laws against railroads rebating, but
these provided fine that were paid
wunin twenty, minute after they were
Imposed and in ten minutes after they
were paid other violation even greater
than the ordinal wer on foot.
"They.no longer rebate," he explained
further, "Don't jtheyt No; but hlp-
per collect, for leakage apd break
Goal of Socialism.
"Labor, as th ourc of aj human
b!eglng-thla, labor respected Instead of
corned a It 1 lodey-yeu know you
ar ashamed to take visitors to your
city into th section wher th labor,
l tig men live, and how them only th
wealthy sectlnslabr rpeted as it
ought to b-thl ( th goal of th so
cialist party. ,, .
"Th republican party stand for
things a they are. It want no change.
The democratic party stands for any old
thingi it wants of ficea. Tb 'progres.
slv party stands for 'honwty on a
platform made up of stolen planks, Th
prohibition party, can . only see poverty
when ther is a beer ,lgn in sight, Th
socialist party recognise In th present
system only an epoch in tha develop,
ment of society. . Slavery, , communism.
feudalism each was an advance - over
the preceding stage et society, and so
socialism will be a step forward over
all the rest." " v - ' ' '---
Mr. Setdel left at midnight for Chey
enne. He came her from Lincoln, near
which city he has a brother residing.'
Pr. L. 13. Moreman, who wa ft can.
didat for e.iy commissioner sere on
the socialist party, was chairman of th
meeting and kept the crowd 1 ebeek
until Hr, Scidel irtv bjs tr!a being
several mlnuta Oate-.Aa a4miaion ot
16 cents was. onargeaat Jh door and
a collection taken, la te, brought-several
dollar. ;-...."" ,. ; - , ,
KING'S HIGHWAY IS STRIPPED
It Looki like fbt Deerte4 VUUffe
Immortalized by Goldsmith.
Befie?Arw - Wrecked, ;Teit" Are
folded and All the Kaersry r
. Of Elgkteeath King is
i Dllpte4.'"
Like the Peaerted Village Immortalised
by Goldsmith In finished English verse,
appeared the King Highway yesterday
afternoon, rtripped of 1 ths glorie it
enjoyed for the ten days" past. For ten
days and nights this. was the heart of
pleasure and revelry of Omaha. Yester
day rafternoo Jt was an abandoned, vil
lage of shattered booths and bleak
gtreetev with great drift of whit and
red confetti here and there In aheltered
corners wher the brisk northwest wind
had drifted it like the driven snow. At
many-place long drifts of this snow-like
confetti extending nearly half a block
baa accumulated to depth of from four
to six inches, and late in th afternoon
tha wind waa til! swirling It ovr th
smooth asphalt pavements.
Hart en Street Cleaners.
A dozen of the olty street cleaners were
at work all day sweeping, raking and
brushing the streets in an effort to get
them dear of confetti, papers, cardboard
boxea, cigar stump, orange peelings,
buns, and hatf-eaten hamburgers, which
littered the streets and every inch of the
carnival grounds.' Wagons were kept
busy hauling this -debria out of the
grounds.
Dosens of children, especially boys,
roamed ever the grounds all day easrerly
searching fjr anything of Interest that
might be left a the remain of a ten
day revet enjoyed by lw.wo human be
ings. Everything about the booths the
by searched for stray dimes that by
som mishap might hav fallen through
a crack in making change at any of
the busiest ot the booths.
LH Before the Stern. ,
Late In th afternoon a half dozen
heavy trunk and chest belonging to
the carnival people, chest that might
contain anything from a wild man to an
octopus, slll rested ' mysteriously on
th grounds In front pf the both they
had occupied. Moat of th show people
took ths'r bslvnsliids ! in city
early in the morning. Many went to Lin
coln for a Carnival now open there.
Other went to Hasting, where a traet
carnival is to b held, still others have
quit bulnei fpr the year,, u the car
nival season Is practically ever.
The Irwin ' Bros.' Frontier wld wet
show gav its Jat performance in the
afternoon a Rourke' base ball park.
An audlenct bat averaged well with (he
audience th how had each day of th6
week qam ut to see th wild west feat?
of daring and skill, The show has pleased
thousand upon thousand during Its
has
'na
to
tay of eight days tn Omaha, and
won a mutation for being the real th
'nstead of a series of trained wild west
stunts.
" Irwlu is Pleased.
Manajrer Charles , Irwin announced
the ejidience aftes the afternoon per
forroano that be wa.r'l P'!
his success in Omaha-and that he hoped
to bring the show bsck to Omaha next
year. The show wll pow disband ror tne
year,', Most of th cowboys taking part
in the performance are men empioyea oi
th Irwin Bros, ranch in Wyoming, and I
is there that the how will be taken t
winter. The erouD of forty Sioux Indian
carried with th show departed In the aft
ernoon at 8:K over the Chicago North
Western railway for ths Pine Bldge reser
vation. which is ther home. Th Indian
feature of the show wa staged early
tha Afternooa In -order that th Indls
might be able to catch this train for th
reservation. i
WILSON SITS WITH .
: BRYAH AT FAIRVIEW
TALKING POLITICS
(Continued from First Pag.)
Of course'we haven't talked about any.
thmlng like that," he replied.
When Governor Wilson was approached
by the correspondents he spoke In warm
admiration of his reception In IJneoin
and by Bryan."
One of the things which Governor Wil
son enjoyed about his twenty-hour visit
at Lincoln wa sthe- Interplay of wit and
humor with Mr, Bryan. Once when Gov.
ernor Wilson missed his hat and stood
in the corrodor of the Auditorium welt
ing for a. member of his party to bring
it Mr. Bryan laughingly suggested that
perhaps th governor had left hi ht
'In the ring."
"Take mine," urged Mr. Bryan, as he
placed hi flt sombrero on the governor's
head, "you may tak cold."
"Oh, no, your're a likely, to take cold
as t," replied the governor as he noted
th scarcity of Mr, Bryan's hair.
Mr. Bryan earn to tb station with
Governor Wilson to bid him goodbye.
Th governor started at 1:15 o'clock for
Denver, where, he -will speak tomorrow.
v FIRE RECORD. .
Furris 'Hesse Ecrcs. ,"
.BEATRICE, Neb., Oct .-Specll Tl.
egram.)-Th farm house of J. M. Wy
land, four mile west ot Betherlnes. was
destroyed by fir thl afternoon with all
it content, The fire wa caused from
a defective f Cue, Loss J2,50O, with C.S09
Insurance. '
Record Price for Land. v
' DORCHESTEtt, Neb., Oct 6.-(8pecial.)
-George Johnson of this place sold hi
JfiU-acre farm, lying two miles north of
town, to John gteckley pf Mllford for $115
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you feel sick and miserable, that's when
f u realls th magic in Pape'a Plapep
ln. It make such misery vanish in
five minutes.
If your stomach 1 .In a continuous
revolt If you . can't get it regulated,
please, for your sake, try Dlapepsin. It's
so needless to have a bad stomach
make your next meal a favorite food
meal, then take a little Dlapepsin. There
will not b any distress eat without
fear. It's because Pape'a Dlapepsin
"really does" regulate weak, out-of-order
stomach that fives it Its mil
lions of sales annually. '
Get a large fifty-cent case of Pape'a
Dlapepsin from any drug store. It is
the Quickest. uret stomach relief and
cure known. It acta almost like magio
It I R scientific, harmless and pleas
ant preparation which truly belongs in
every home. -Advertisement.
LESS BOWEL TROUBLE
IN OMAHA
Omaha people have found out that A
SINGLE DOSE of ln.ple buckthorn
bark, glycerine, etc., as compounded in
Adler-1-ka, the German appendicitis
remedy, relieves constipation, sour stom
ach or gas en the stomach INSTANT
LY. This impl mixture antisepticizes
th digestive organ and draws off th
impurities and it is aurprising how
QUICKLY it help. The Sherman
McConnell Drug Co., 16th and Podge,
and the Owl Drug Co., 16th and Har
ney. Advertisement.
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No Longer Ni
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Gray Hair Sign of
Age. Easy Way
to Restore Color
A harmless remedy, made from com
mon garden sage, quickly restores gray
hair to natural color. The care of the
hair, to prevent it from losing its color
and lustre, is just as Important as to
care for the teeth to keep them from dis
coloring. Why spend money for cos
metic and cream tQ Improve t com
pletion, and yet neglect your hair, when
gray hair, l even mor cpnsp'ouou and
uggestiv of age than wrinkle pr a
poor complexion 7 Of the two it I easier.
to preserve the natural color nd beauty
of the hair than it is to have a good
complexion. ...
All that is pecesary is the occasional
use of Wjsth's Sage nd Sulphur Hair
Remedy, a preparation of common gar
den Sage and Sulphur, combined with
other valuable j-emedle for dry, harsh,
faded hair, dandruff, itching scalp and
falling hair. After a few applications of
this simple, harmless remedy, your hair
will gradually be restored to its natural
color. In a Bhprt time the dandruff will -
, V. ( .lt T
UV fT;piliveU. iwr "w iiu tuuvr
com out but will start to grow a JN-..
ture intended it should, ...
Don't neglect your hair, for it goe.
further than anything else to make or
mar your good looks. To can buy this
remedy at any drug store for fifty cents
a bottle, and your druggist will give' your
money back If you are not satisfied after
using. Purchase a bottle today, You
will never regret it when you realise the
difference It will make in your appear
ance. .,
Agents, Sherman & McConnell Drug -Co..
108 So, Uth, 4 So. 10th. JOT N. 16th
and 24th and Farnam Sts. Advertise
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