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Last evening tho elements took n hand
in contributing to t lio record of violent
deaths In this vicinity which during
the pnst week or ten days has been
astonishing Win Pfoyl of HoskitiH 1h
tho lateM to lose IiIb lifo in u violent
iniumcr hin death oiTiiring liifit ovoning
from n stroke of lightning
Wm Pfoyl ir lived with his wife on
half nillcH north
n farm three and one
west of IIiwkiiiH Lust evening duriiin
u thunderstorm he wont out to do hiH
chores uiitl whilo opening n gate about
thruo rods from tho Iioubo ho was struck
by lightning and instantly killed The
bolt Htruck on tho right Hido of his head
mid followed down on his arm leaving
at tho hand Tho shirt was torn from
his Bhoulder and arm nnd his face arm
and body wore blackened and burned
Mrs Pfeyl was in tho Iioubo saw tho
flash of lightning and supposed it had
Htruck nearby but it waH her opinion
that it Htruck northwest of tho house
whereas it took ellect northeast Mr
Pfeyl failed to appear for koiiio time
after the bolt struck and hiH wifo sup
posed that he was in tho barn doing the
chores She went out to look for him
nnd found him lying near tho gate
dead Her discovery wiih made about
half an hour after tho liRhtniiiK ilash
Sho notified tho neighbors of tho dis
aster and an uiiBuccosstul attempt wob
iiuulo to resuscitate tho dead man but
be was beyond nil human help
The deceased was lit yearH of ago and
was among tho pioneerH who settled
this part of the country at an early day
Ho had bpon married about nine
months to Mrs Pfeyl ho being her
necond hmbaud
Ho wiih highly respected by all who
knew him and his sudden death coiuch
as a shock to a largo circle of friends in
this neighborhood
His father Wm Pfoyl Br and a
brother Ed Pfoyl live in tho same
neighborhood The Borrowing father
ami boreaved wife wore in tho city this
morning making arrangements for the
funeral
Tho funeral will be held from tho
house tomorrow afternoon at i oclock
and tho services will bo conducted by
Hov Gruber of tho Gorman Lutheran
church of Hoskins of which ho was a
member Interment will tako place in
tho cemetery belonging to tho Hoskins
Lutheran church
Mr Pfevl is tho seventh man to loso
his lifo in u violent manner during tho
past cloven days in tho territory tribu
tary to Norfolk all of them occurriug
separately Tho following is the record
August 1 1 Herman Roecker of Stan
ton county killed whilo raising a pump
August 11 Benjamin Y Mead hangs
to a windmill tower near Winsido
August 111 Fred Peters of Stanton
Knicides with strychnine
August Jl Julius lioloft kiof Meadow
Grovo shot and killed by his son-in-law
August Ll Rudolph Freese falls from
bis wagon whilo drunk and is run over
and killed
August 22 KobertHligham killed in
Wayne jail by a crazy man
August SI J Wm Pfeyl of Hoskins
Htruck by lightning and killed
Some are now woiidering who tho
next will be
FRIDAY FACTS
AV E Spencer was in Pierce yester
day on business
Dan Murphy is in the city from Omaha
greeting Norfolk friends
Miss Grace Campbell went to Stnntou
this morning to visit friends
Sol G Mayer returned lat evening
from a business trip to Lincoln
Mrs Keiper and Mrs Kirkpatrick of
Pierce were in the otiy over iiight
MisB Emma Brnasch went to Bloom
field this morning to visit for a week
Misses Nellie aud Katie ONeill of
Battle Creek were shopping in the oity
yesterday
Mrs Ellle Taylor and daughter Lulu
went to Wayne this morning for a
weekB visit
A C Holt of Akron Ohio arrived on
the noou train for a visit at the home of
T J Morrow
M J Garcelou formerly manager of
the Chicago lumber yards here is in the
city on business
0 O Gow and son Archie left today
for a visit at Mr Gowa old home in
Cambridge N Y
Miss Etta Durland departed this
inoruiug for Chicago to purchase full
nnd winter milliuery
Mrs B W Wolverton aud Miss Jes
bie Fyfe of Pierce were iu the city this
morning doing 6ome Bhoppiug
Miss Mable Collamer of Sioux City
who has been visitiug Norfolk friends
the pabt few weeks went to Stuuton
this moruiug to visit
Miss Margaret Foote daughter of Dr
Foote of Omaha who has been visiting
at tho homo of G M Thompson for a
mmmmr
few weeks left thin morning for her
home
Kd Campbell of Mltldletown N Y
who has been visiting at tho homo of 0
II Durland for tho past week has gone
to Michigan to visit frionds before re
turning homo
Mth Greshain who recently tried to
kill her daughter at Schuyler whilo in
an insane mood was brought to the
asylum yesterday by Sheriff Mclcod of
Colfax county
Hov Frank McCIunoy recently of
St Johns River Conference Florida
will preach in Warnervillo Sunday
August 211 immediately following the
Sabbath school
Merl Wheeler ontertnined a number
of young friends at his homo on South
Ninth street vest onlay afternoon and
evening from I to 8 A very pleasant
tlnto waH enjoyed by his guests
The Norfolk band tins received an of
fer to furnish part of tho musio for the
festivities at Omaha this
fall and may accept after the inemherH
now attending camp at Hastings return
Tho improvements to John Walters
house on South Ninth street aro well
under way Ho is adding a story to tho
main building and putting an addition
on tho rear Whon completed Mr
Walter will have a very commodious
and lino appearing homo
Yesterday aftornoou tho section wost
of Oakdalo and north of Hndar was
visited by a heavy hail storm accompa
nied by a hard rain At Norfolk there
was a soaking rain but no hail Tho
attuosphero this morning felt tho oilocts
of the hail in tho neighborhood
Drs Salter and Salter today received
from Truax of Chicago their now x ray
niachiuo which will bo placed in their
olllco at onco Tho machine is very
complete with all tho latest improve
ments and attachments It is no small
atlalr but will occupy considerable
lloor spaco Tho door had to bo removed
from tho hallway in order to admit it to
tho building A goutleiuan from tho
manufacturers will bo hero to start it
properly and demonstrate its usefullness
WW I
Programs havo been received for tho
A O U W and D of H picnic to bo
held by tho lodges of northeast Nebraska
at Randolph next Tuesday tho 8th
Thoro will bo parades speeches sports
musio contests dance aud other amuse-
incuts Tho now Randolph opera
house will bo openod in tho evening by
a company presenting The Old Home
stead Mrs F W Koerber deputy
grand chief of honor of this city is on
tho program to respond to tho address of
welcome for tho Degree of I lonor dele
gates
Crop conditions havo improved con
siderably during tho past week or two
The following from the bulletin issued
by tho university at Lincoln shows tho
condition in this and neighboring coun
ties Antelope Corn aud uastures do
ing well soil lino for plowing Knox
Haying progressing slowly crop light
com doing finely Mndisou Rain
helped tho corn but retarded haying
and damaged some hay nnd a little
wheat in shock pastures improved
plowing good Stanton Stock thrash
ing has been much retarded by rain
corn promises to bo a good crop haying
mostly done Wayne Haying about
done corn will bo a good crop
While fishing for minnows this morn
ing in the race below tho mill Mr Van
Horn tho ico cream man fished out a
gold watch and chaiu which was lost
about two years ago by W F Campbell
the cigar manufacturer There is a barb
wire fence at tho place the watch was
lost and when crawling through tho
wire Mr Campbells chaiu was caught
and hauled out by it dropping into the
stream below An effort was made to
recover it but without success Mr
Van Horu was ngreeably surprised at
his good fortune aud as Mr Campbell
left without leaving his address he is
probably a watch ahead It isnt every
one who can fish for minnows and catch
gold aud Mr Vau Horn has proveu him
self as good at fishing as at making ice
cream
Beu Brumels died in an Omaha hos
pital on Wednesday During the sum
mer he has been herdiug sheep in Wyo
ming and while there was attacked
with toothache FinduiK uo relief
where ho was ho came to Norfolk and
had the tooth extracted By this timo
however he had doveloped what is
known as antrum disease which had
passed upward through his face and
uffected his eye After au examination
a local physician informed him that it
would probably be necessary to remove
the eye to save his life He went to
Omaha to secure the advice of au expert
oculist and while there the disease at
tacked his brain forming un abscess
from which he died This is said to be
one of the most remarkable cases iu the
history of disease aud is attracting con
siderable atteutiou from medical men A
brother of Mr Brumels lives at Hoskins
where the remains were shipped for
burial
The complete service of Tho Chic
ago Portland Special via Union Pucific
enables passengers to reach the princi
pal cities between tho north and Pacifio
coast and Missouri river not only iu the
shortest possible space ot time but also
iu the most comfortable aud enjoyable
mauner The dining cars ou this train
are stocked with the be6t the market
affords All meals served a la carte
Sturgeon is the piano man
T11R NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY AUOUST 30 1000
SATURDAY SIFTINGS
Mrs Jack Koenlgstein is reported
much better today
A plain drunk is being ontertained by
the olllcers in tho city jail
Mrs C A Blakely left today tor Con
cordin Kans to visit friends
Mrs John Flynn left today for Rocky
Ford Col to visit her huBbnud
MisB Anna ISvnns wont to Meadow
Grovo last night to visit relatives and
friends
Mrs C W Inskeep lelt for Chicago
yesterday to purchase her fall and win
ter stock of millinery
Bud Powers of Omaha will spend
Sunday at tho homo of his parents
Judge and Mrs Powers
Robert Utter went to Chicago yester
day to purchase IiIb fall and winter
stock of stationery eto
Miss Edith McClary returned this
morning from a visit of a month or more
at St Paul aud Minneapolis
Hov Theo Morning pastor of the
Presbyterian church of Randolph waH
a guest of Rev SharploBB today
Elinor Biggs aud family nro preparing
toromovo to Rocky Ford Col where he
will work in tho now beet BUgar factory
They expect to leavo next Tuesday
Misses Maggio Meyer and Alma
Uethky of West Point aro visitiug at
tho homo of Mrs Neuow on South
Sixth street
A company of young folks aro enjoy
iug a picuio this afternoon iu Edgewater
Park Miss Etta Price of St Too Mo
is tho guest of honor
Mrs Augusta Asher of Tildeu nnd
Mr Albert Knopflor of Denver Color
ado aro guests at tho homo of L A
Millor South Norfolk
Mrs M Lobnow and daughter
Antouia left yesterday for au extended
visit with relatives aud friouds iu Chi
cago eastern Illinois nud Now York
Protection lodge No 101 Degree of
Honor imtitiated a couple of candidates
at their meeting last evening and after
ward eujoyed ico cream at Villis candy
kitchen
Mr and Mrs Geo Butterfield returned
yesterday uoou from Chicago and came
dowu from Creighton this moruiug to
viBit at tho homo of Mr and Mrs W H
Butterfield
Herman Zekollky wno has been vis
iting hero for tho past threo weeks left
today for Kalamazoo Mich where he
will work in tho sugar factory during
tho coming campaign
Tho Libsky family living nine miles
out of tho city were happily surprised
last evening by a largo number of
frionds culling ou them A number
from tho city atteuded
Superintendent OConnor will conduct
an examiuatiou at tho High school room
next Thursday and Friday for tho bono-
lit of city teachers aud pupils who
passed couditioually or desire to advance
to another grade
The people who attend tho Workmen
picnic at Randolph next Tuesday will bo
compelled to spend the night there as uo
train will return to Norfolk It is un
derstood that several Workmen from
Norfolk contemplate attending
It is reported that there will be uo
wild fruit at all this year up the North
Fork where it is usually so plentiful
It must havo beeu injured by a late
frost or some other calamity early in
the season and the grapes and plums
are a niiuus quantity
Rev J C SWeilles went to Columbus
yesterday to meet his daughter Mrs C
E Deuel who with her son aud daugh
ter was on her way from Boise City
Idaho to visit here They arrived in
Norfolk last night Mr Deuel is rector
6f St Micheals church iu Boise City
The tennis games yesterday were
highly interesting H A Wilmerding
aud W M Rainbolt were lined up
against L P Pasewalk and F H Beels
the scoro resulting 1 2 2 l W II
Buchol and P H Salter played agaiust
U H Royuolds and C S Parker
Score i 1 4 l
A new brick walk is being laid aloug
tho west side of Eighth street adjoiuing
Main The walk taken up was iu quite
good coudition but the owner desired
brick put iu to make it permanent A
portion of tho walk removed has beeu
placed iu front of Fred Sidlers resi
dence on South Ninth street
Mr H H Smith has purchased a half
iuterest iu the furniture busiuess of W
R Honmau and tho busiuess will here
after be conducted uuder the title of
Hoftmau Smith Mr Smith was un
til recently a conductor ou the F E
M V aud is well known and popular
among railroad men particularly
Stanton Picket C H Wunuer wore
a McKiuley badge aud a prosperity
smile dowu from Norfolk last Sunday
He says Norfolk is it wheu it comes
to support of the republican nominees
Miss Otelia Pilger came dowu from
Norfolk Mouday nud weut out to the
T L Ackermnu homo for a visit Miss
May Slater daughter of John Slater
from Bluir is also there Sho came up
some days ago
Tho people of Fremont aro energeti
cally advertising the street fair and
carnival to be held in that city Septem
ber 10 15 uuder tho auspices of tho
Kuights of St Kb Rngus It is asserted
that 10000 will bo used in tho weeks
merry iuakiug There will be three
days of racing two days of shooting
contests one day firemens tournament
band concerts every afternoon nnd
evening parades HroworkB etc Tho
Midway will bo a feature with Hagen
backs trained wild animals trained
horses La Moulin Rouge theatre
Streets of Cairo Turkish theatre
Eosau the snake eater Mexican
theatre Lunette Cinematograph
moving pictures Uerinnn village Idols
of Art otc Ono faro for the round trip
has been provided for visitors
OLDEST DEMQCraT
Sir rottrll of Wiirnervllloi Still IiibIrIa on
tho Honor for MikIiroii County
Mr Powell of Warnervillo insists
that tho Tillies Tribune of recent date
was mistaken when it claimed that Mr
Bohatiou of Mndisou was tho oldest
democrat iu Madison comity and dis
likes to bo termed a fakir by tho
Norfolk fusion organ Ho writes tho
following
Wahnikvilli August 2 Editor
Daily Nkws Dear Sir Thinking you
like tho truth nud fair play aud as there
aro many in Norfolk who know my ago
I again address a fow Hues to you I
see tho Times Tribune of August 10
claims Mr John Bohauoti of Madisou
to bo tho oldest democrat iu tho county
and stnteB that ho voted for Martiu Van
Bureu He may havo voted for Vau
Bnren in 1810 as ho was 20 years old
whon Van Bureu ran for prosideut iu
18151 as I wrote to Madisou yesterday to
a friend who visited the family and was
told ho was born in 1810 Now sir 1
was born June 22 1813 nnd voted for
Van Bureu in 1850 and in 1S40 aud am
still a democrat I voted for McKinley
iu 1SW nnd shall iu 1K0 if living on
election day
Who is tho fake ho talks about in his
article Respectfully
Tamks Powklu
OFF FOR CHICAGO
Special Car lor tho G A It Iiiciiinniucnt
Lclt thin Noou With id IHHHeiiKFrH
Tho special car for tho G A 11 na
tional encampment at Chicago left the
Creighton depot over the F E M V
this noon for its destination It con
tained a jolly company of old veterans
aud members of their families who an
ticipate a great deal of pleasure from
the trip
Tho following uamed veterans im
proved the opportunity of going to the
national encampment iu a special car
S H Grant Al Bigelow W II Wid
amau H C Matrau Ohas Young 2
E P Hogue Goldsmith 4 Phillips
Pritchnrd Ellcott 2 Jerome Ftinke
McGinuis E Btirtou R Barton S A
McKay 2 J S Morrow 2 Geo Dud
ley 2 Pat Carbory JJ Hayden 2
Frauk Radel i
They expect to remain iu Chicago dur
ing the eutiro encampment after which
many of them will improve the opportu
nity of visiting frieuds in tho east
OueofTliein in NorlolU
It is said that there are only three
priuting presses in tho state large
enough to print the ballots on for the
coming election The estimated length
of a ticket is over 30 inches Times
Tribune
Although tho official ballot this year
will bo tho toughest proposition that the
printers of this state have gone against
for a long time Tun News will as usual
be prepared to furnish the counties of
northeast Nebraska although it is antic
ipated that not so mauy couuties cau be
supplied from this oilice as has been
doue iv former years
A ChilllmiKe
Tho following is a copy of a haudbill
recently issued
Special race at the Madison county
fair on Friday September 14 li00
Two-year-old and under trot or pace
Purse sfoO Half mile heats to harness
Best two in three Five to enter three
to start
I have 30 more to add to the above
purse that I can beat any two-year-old
trotter in Madisou county
J W Edwards
Buchaxax Mich May 22 Genessoo
Pure Food Co Le Roy N Y Gentle
men My mamma haB been a great
coffee driuker and has fouud it very in
jurious Haviug used several packages
of your Grain O the drink that takes
the place of coffee sho finds it much
better for herself aud us children to
drink She has given up coffee drink
iug entirely We use a package every
week I am ten years old
Yours respectfully
Fantik Williams
In the Difttrlcl Court or MuiIIhoii County
NebrasbH
I u the matter of the estate of M E
Audrua deceased
This cause came ou for hearing upou
the petition of Burt Mapes administra
tor de bonis uou of the estato of M E
Andrus deceased praying for liceuse to
sell the following described real estate
situated in the comity of Madisou iu
the state of Nebraska to wit Lots oue
1 two 2 three 3 four 4 and five
6 of block oue 1 of Rees subdivision
of block fifteen IS of Dorsey place ad
dition to Norfolk Junction or a sufll
oieut amouut to bring the sum of 41100
for the payment of debts allowed against
said estate aud the costs of adminis
tration there uot being sufficient per
sonal property to pay the said debts aud
expenses
It is therefore ordered that all persous
iuterested in said estate appear before
me at the office of Mapes aud Hazen iu
the city of Norfolk iu Madisou county
Nebraska on the 17th day of September
1K0 at one oclock p m to show cause
why a liceuse should not bo gtaued to
the said administrator to sell so much of
the above described real estate of Biiid
estate as ehal be necessary aud pay said
debts aud expenses
Dated this 4th day of August 1000
DouiiLA6 Conks
Judge of the District Court
MONDAY MENTION
H G Howell of Randolph was a city
visitor yesterday
Another growing shower fell iu this
vicinity last night
Arthur Pilger was in tho city from
Madisou over Sunday
Elmer Day of Omnha is visiting at the
homo of T J Morrow
Mr and Mrs DittlolT of Plainview
spout Suuday with Norfolk friends
Miss Maude Tannehill is sick with
ague at her home six miles south of Nor
folk
Martiu Slawter and family weut to
Knox county today for a weeks visit
with friendB
Miss Emma Mueller returned last
eveuing from a visit of two weeks with
Omnha frieuds
Mrs A Colo of Council Bluffs Iowa
is visiting at tho homo of D D Hall on
North Teuth street
John McNeil of Bloomileld visited
yesterday nt tho homoof hiB fatherDeu
uis McNeil on North Seventh street
Mrs J B Maylard and Miss Auua
Seymour returned last night from n two
weeks visit with frieuds in Red Oak
Iowa
Editor A F Enos of the Stauton
Picket was in tho city today to meet hiB
folks who had been visiting mends in
Neligh
A conipauy of young people enjoyed
a party last eveuiug at the home of Mr
aud Mrs Albert Wilde ou South Sev
enth street
George Whitney and Bruno Hansou
of Tilden members of the First regi
meut band stopped in Norfolk over Sun
day on their return home from camp at
Hastings
The front axle of the Shelly ice wagon
aroke down this moruiug iu the alley iu
the rear of tho Marquardt block and the
heavy load had to be removed iuto an
other wngou
Sam Kent jr one of the prosperous
young farmers living west of tue city
shipped a car of hogs to Omaha today
loading at Kents siding the new station
between Norfolk aud Battle Creek
Fremont Tribuue Saturday A vote
was taken in the smoker coming down
from Norfolk this moruing tho men
preseut denoting their choice for presi
dent McKinley got eighteen votes and
Bryau two
The horses hitched to the laundry
wagon indulged iu a lively runaway
yesterday afternoon their course being
west in tho alley from the laundry to
Fifth street aud north to Main The
wagou was quite badly damaged
Superintendent OConnor is informed
that a number of pupils living outside
the district will attend school here dur
ing the winter Those who wish to
board either girls or boys for what assist
ance they may render will do well to
notify Mr OConnor
Miss Nellie Morrow wns surprised by
a party of frieuds nt her home iu the
Heights Saturday evening the occasion
being her birthday anniversary Cards
aud dancing were the principal amuse
meuts while the luscious watermelon
wns served as refreshment
Those who participated in the camp
ing party at the mouth of the Niobrara
are to enjoy a reunion this evening at
the home of Mr and Mrs Burt Mapes
on South Eighth Btreet It is presumed
that the chief amusement will be the
relating of anecdotes and reminiscences
by the veterans
Graud Master Workman M E Shnltz
of the A O U W is to be in Norfolk
tonight and desires to meet the mem
bership of No 07 A special meeting
will therefore be held in the hall and all
members of the order whether members
of the local lodge or not are urged to
bo present and greet the head officer of
the jurisdiction
The number of passengers who aro
traveling back and forth across the
country these days oftimes present
difficult problems for their movement
by the railroads For some weeks the
west bouud Black Hills train on the
Elkhoru has beeu ruu in two sections
but Saturday night the traffic was so
heavy that three sections were necessary
Mike Euders the concrete walk
maker haB a lot of business iu his liuo
He nt present has a gang of five men
working nt Stanton where the improve
ment is very popular and he has thou
sands of feet to lay The street in front
of the court house is among the loca
tions that will be thus improved He
also has a quantity of work to do for
Norfolk citizeus
Tilden Citizen Hon John R Hays
met with the republican club Tuesday
evening autl addressed nu interested
audience The meeting was opened by
a five minutes speech by Jay Kierstead
which Mr Hays accurately described as
clear cut and patriotic Tho latter
then gave an hours entertaining talk
during which he covered nil the sub
jects considered as issues in the preseut
campaign and closed by a very convinc
ing invitation for the returu to tho re
publican fold of those who have been
led astray by populistic vagaries
Tilden Citizen Willie Larson aged
5 was riding with au elder brother ou a
sulky plow last Monday when the team
became unmangable and in tho runa
way which followed the little fellow
fell in 6tich a position that tho machine
passed over him His scalp was cut
through for n distance of five inches
exposing nnd splintering tho outer pinto
of the skull n gash waB made along tho
lower jaw which laid bare the teeth aud
ho wbb badly bruised and lacerated
otherwise Medical attendance was
called and the Biiffercr made as comfort
able as his conditiou would permit
His progress may bo inferred from the
fact that ho was well enough to bo
brought to town Wednesday
Among the attractious booked at
tho
Auditorium this fall by Manager Spear
is Iunes and his baud on Wednesday
eveuiug Nov 28 This great organiza
tion 1b accompanied by two sets of grand
opera singers one set being used for the
afternoon concerts aud the other for the
eveuing Besides the regular program
the siugers do scenes from the op ras of
Faust Trovatore Aida and
Carmen and it is said by people who
are acknowledged to be capable of jud
ging that the performances as given by
this band and assisting artists iu the
lunes Music Hall Atlantic City N J
at tho ocean end of the Steel Pier which
extends out to the sea half a mile are
marvels of artistic elegance for the mu
sical connoisseur great society events for
the society people and festivals of music
for the truly appreciative auditor
This great aggregation of operatic
stars aud musicians travel in their own
special train and by the special arrange
meuts thnt have been made for their ap
pearance in each city of their coming
tour business eclipsing that of all other
similar organizations is looked forward
to by the local management
Letter Llht
List of letters remaining uncalled for
at the postoffice August 27 1000
Frauk Ahlman C W Best Mrs Ed
gar Best M D Beach Miss Alma
Cassel Miss Belle Chase Mrs T Lan
caster Miss Louise Kiehl C F Low
Miss Lillian Koch Miss Christie Kos
kiu Miss M A Molacek Mrs Julia Mc
Forquar W Y Peterson H M Pollock
David A Rogers Fred Reynolds Guy
Storm Albert Vming Miss Annie
Villey
If not called for in 110 days will be
sent to the dead letter office
Parties calling for any of the above
please soy advertised
P F SlKKCHKIl P M
RockaBye Baby
These are sweet words but how rruch
pain and suffering they used to mean Its
different now Since Mothers Friend has
become known expectant mothers have
been spared much of the anguish of child
birth Mothers friend is a linment to be
applied externally It is rubbed thoroughly
into the muscles of the abdomen It gives
elastic ty and strength and when the final
great strain comes tney respond quickly and
easily without pa n Mothers Friend is
never taken internally Internal remedies
at this time do more harm than good If a
7 w V l jiLLLaLLLLLViP
woman Is supplied with this splendid Ilnl
Tient she need never fear rising or swelling
breasts mornng sickness or any of the
discomforts which usually accompany preg
nancy
The proprietor of a large hotel In Tampa
Fla writes My wife had an awful time
with her first child During her second
pregnancy Mothers Friend was used and
the baby was born easily before the doctor
arrived Its certainly great
Qet Mother Friend at the
drugstore 1 per bottle
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO
Atlanta Ga
Write fot our tree Illustrated book Before Jib
Horn
51900
Knights of
and Oriental Carnival
OMAHA Sept 24 29
Om week day and night Bigger Briehter and Bettaj
than ever Grand Carnival day Wednesday 20th
2fandTPllghPrJde Wednesday 20th Grand
Night Eleotncal Parada Thursday 27 Every day a ape
cialdAjr Roduced rata on all rallroada
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