Tin: OAF ATT A DAILY BKVa Sll W. OCTOBT2T? 11, 1000.
SLIT FOR THE PARTY NAME
Buprume Court Will Hear Arguments Dur
' ing the Wwfc.
MID-ROADERS QUESTION THE JURISDICTION
he! I i I'll ii I Vppoiil friiin III.' vinniln
unii I ii i-il li .Indue 1 1 I in i-i liiu
iml lit iiilit-n I nilor lilt:
lliillol l.nii,
LINCOLN, Oct. IS,- (Spei lal i-At the
sitting of the sunremp court, which begin
next, Tufailay morning, Hie attorney fori
thn fusiou campaign tommlttee will BO g,lm.,-Tl.o Woman's Christian Temper
through the formality of fighting the wr't , anre , enlivened agcln in the Mothiallsf
oi mandamus in tne popunt nam" ronnn
case, recently directed to Knretory of
Btate Porter by .Indue Holme of the dl
trkt court The real Issue Involved Is
whether Judge Holme a ted with aulhof
lty whrn he dlmited the ecretuty of atjte
to certify to the count" clerk the nom
ination of the populist party The de
cision of the court. hmtewr. will probably
have mi effect, for Seirtnry Terter ha nl
ready violated the order by certifying that
thn nomination In queatlnn were made
by the "mid-road populist" party. The
case Is tilt- last ono on the call for the next
. , 1
tilling of court and i.nles It I advanced ,
HOI m con-nicrrr, out. w -... -,,
anu possiniy not unm inurmi.ijr.
The CHtidldntrs of the populist party, who
aro d-ferdunts In the nso pending before ,
tho sunreine onrt. today filed with tho ,
clerk a lenitthv brief In which they con
tend principally that .he tourl bus no Jur
isdiction to t (insider the mutter Involved
It Is nsserteil that neliher un app.nl nor
proeeedlnaM In ern r will He directly 'o
llm t... . . I..u nChnU n fla.lHtiin (if 1
'" -
i. -lerreiary or suite or oi a judge oi in.
dlatrlei court rendered at chamber undi-r
the Australian h.illnt Inw. for two re.isann
-flrHt, becai'se no Hiuh provision Ik made
by the law In (iiestlon, and second, be
caiiKe the appellate Jurisdiction of th"
court Is confined to a review i f the Jndg-
merits ami orders of the district court, i
. .....
I(,.rf.l-ntt,.ti Is ttiniln In I hn nr'fllTnpnT OI inc
- - ... ... .-- -
nl.iinilirM wlilrh ileclnre thai the secretary
of hiup has exclusive jurisdiction to pns " couvlctel of bigamy, to serve four
upon the valldltv of the objection filed , ' ' ' Penltentiarv. Wife No I re
ntid t hut bit .1. . islon would have been a imted the Judge to be lenient with him.
n-i.il decision had not tho parties eggrlevcd ' 'n" h"'1 no desire to tnnko It appear a
nwillid for an order of mand.Mnus. Knun 1 lere utlon. When Hills was usketl what
tint irguircnt they contend that ns no
rrriAision Is made for further hearing the
eppiul cinriot he considered by Hie su
premo court. It Is asserted iipxi that if
the pl-ilntlfTs wanted the supreme court to
hear mid determine the mailers involved
tliev should hnve Invoked the original
Jurisdiction In it mandamus suit. In i los
ing tho brlof says "Where our friend,
the enemy, get tangled up Is In their ina
bility to read or umUrstand the tntute."
It la oxpeded that the attorneys rep
rt renting both sides of the tae will unite
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in tinning lite l imn I" It line.- it lll-t miuu j
before, ndjoummrut. If the opinion is.
iiniiueu in.uii uumc uiiiiciy auer uie near- i
Ing It mnv he pcsall.le In some counties to
r.
h ive the certificate of the secretary of i
mule . orrected.
Nlline lines mi 'I lei. el.
Petition asking that E. Itosewnier be
named on the ofllclnl ballot ns a ciindidaic
for th" I'tillcd States fcenutf were tiled with
tho secretary of state Friday. The request ,
uu fr-nli.it l.v Weel-etnrv I'.irler nnil nl Ilia 1
" .r"n".11 by ,p',y oner nnd at His
u.recnon t lie name was printe.i on ine cer-
lilii'fitnu tfltloH tit tvltl mmil tt I It a nnnnlv
.
., . ' ... . ,. . . ... , I
,,u.,..n .... ... ,.J,. .. .,US. I
iiiki. gating i.:m nud repre.entlng about I
half of the stato money which he expended
without uuthorlty while superintendent of
the State Instiluto for Feeble Minded Youth I I'luu IIiiI-Iiik Neiu- llelirnti.
nt lleatrlro, will be referred to the next leg- j HEURON. sct,., Oct. 13. (Special.)
l.-latiire by Auditor Ctuuell. The claims ( l asl n;llt district No. 3.1. three
weio recently approved by tho Hoard of nn, u half miles south of town, had nn
1 iibltc Iinds nnd Buildings, bin the fund 1nkJ rin,.nt nnd tlug-ralslug by moon
HKiilnst which thoy were drawn be ame ex- I Mitchell's military band and about
h;iiiMo( uftei a few of them were paid. The, ,,, p,,,.,,),. from town were present. Rev.
voiirbeis which met the disfavor of Auditor j netivs and County Superlntpndent
Cornell represented money expended for i w ( uhn(lPH ,.lu.i, ,nuje short nddr.ssea.
cowfc lieits. ginlii. furm nrictilnery . tools and,
other arliclis, ependittires which the audi-' Smiiiiiiilliiiis m Ailmiis,
mi 'tri iiu mit'tim iuiuv iitiMtri i uV iiru-i wi
the Hpeeltle nppropi intlon for "far;;i siipplle;
mid food for sto-k." The lust lenipljture I
npproprluted only l.inn for this purpose nnd J
.lii.il.tn.l uk.inl.l ..sivt... .... 1 i liuml nf
ine fuiitl was tlepletid long ago The clalnw
Hidllor Cornell has held up were approved
on the supposition thut they were tn be paid
fiom the "maintenance" fund, t'nless Or.
l..mg run Induce the c.iurt to compel Cor
nell to allow his claims ho will have to await
the a. lion of the next legislature.
After n two years' chase Sheriff ClurU of 1
Kalamazoo county. Michigan, this morning
iirreMod Charles Qvunston on the charge of ,
biirglniy. The mini 1b susperted of being
Implicated in the robbery of the I'nlon bank
lit Whitney, Mich . where n safe wes blown
i-iien and money and papers uggreRiiiing
rt.n(m tn value stolen. Four men have been I
convicted ginl are now- serving sentences
lor the crime anil it is believed by the au
thorities i hat Ev-.instnn is tho tlfth nnd last
mini of the gang.
'I'm ill un, "-liinip 1 iiiii pii ii Hulls.
FREMONT. Nell, Oct. 13.-(Spcclal.)
Tlie Fremont Trailing Stamp eonip.iny.
which has been In the trudiug stamp busi
ness hero for the last year nnd a half,
Ii.ih quit the business, mm h to the satis
faction of most of the merchants who had
signed contructs tn kIvp out stamps. At
llrst the plan up pen red to in- sat Ufactory
to all parties, bul the mercliutits f. und
It uo big a tux on their sales and he
t time dissatisfied nnd the m.inuger, w isely
seeing how matter were shaping them
n Ives, closed the business uml is now eu
r.igetl In other business in the city.
IM-eillire'ltir CoiifertMiee.
HV.ST1NOS. Neb.. Oct. 13. (Sneci.il.)
1 be annual meeting of the general u.'so-i-uitlon
of t'oiiKiegatloual chitrcht'S of Ne
braska wlll be lu Id In Hustings mxt
week, commencing Monday evening and
continuing until Thursduy evening- The
sssociuiienul sermon will be diMlvrod
Mm, day evening by Rev. 11. C Herring,
li D., of Omaha. All preparation havo
been made for the entertainment of sev
er.! I hundred vl.itor.
timid Teniplilrs Niiino (Illleers.
Si'OTl. N.b, Oct IX (Spciial.) -The
yrand lodge of the Independent Order (loud
Templ.ti'h of the sute of Nebraska held
Its annual nu t nm a- s.-, -t. N -b.. o. tober
10 and II. They repori an lm reuse in num-
e&d&cfaey
Tjf
"IWi not niiqicfy vmli nareotle drugs,"
but mi. m it ucic by freeing the dlgcullvo
c.tn.il (roin dcconiilin and pntMinnus
w i-te -i jter, u fit'" it intrrmi hi, nnd
' ti i t it- viein in u i ndt-iful ay.
'iV., uOi , ai.d 1
Sfhe m 25e. iSizc
trniv llitv o!ii remedy witliiu rarh of sll.
TurruntN llel liilil n'iii r. ilmntj.
Aniupiio for ntimvry, toiUt. ftttr vbuvtiif,
l-urtt cVurina t'-t.t Inol powdr -J5c.
l drqfuU. or lul!uon tr. e.,t of prlcn.
TAHKANT ft CO.,
V i New Yo,k'
If e
&b2a use
Yssf'K: TSSr
i . 1 I 'g.a i 1 el.- ted 'ho f j" g
" t ' ,t iVj (: - vur f P ' T
H M lied of A, I, nu OCT Ktsv U H
. . . . . - . . . . . .. f If 1 I .. V.
reieri- or i-pringiu 11 u. . iie j u. ncu- ,
don of Hlalr, 0. V. T.. Rose Shaffer of St.
lMward, 0. Sec, Emms. J. Hedges of Lin
coln: ri T., Mamie Oullck of Lincoln; J. 9.
J T, Mrs. A. It. llebdon; O. E. S. L Oil
mom of Fullerton; O , M. A DePeol of
Clearwater, o. M. K Hart of Trumbull,
fj. D M. Nella Hader of Trumbull, (5. A
1 , I O. Shew II O. Itcll Kant, O. Pont
Murule StoetZ"! O Men . V. M, Call.
WORK AT AURORA MEETING
Sco,. mi nf tin Teiupcritlli'c I iitnn I
Kept 1 1 tl - J Diirlni; Mir
l)it.
afrora. Sob. net. in-rsnnpini Tnt.
ihttrch thla mortilnn at :30. Tlicro was a
largo attendance of dploKntca. Mrs. Fer
guson of York led in devotional exercUes.
Tho report of district presidents occupied
the entire forenoon, showing much good
work dono throughout thn state. After
noontluo prnyer the dclegatea marched to
the banqueting rooms and partook of a
thicken pie dinner. Thl la the only time
tUa delegates allow themselves for social
Intercourse, tii every minute Is given to
work.
Promptly nt 2 SO Denti I'ordyce of the
Weslcyan university was Introduced to
mnnMM IlllllVtril TD IUIIUUUI
,hc ,.,,,,, ,u Bpokp fop 01le
hour
The
,, hB(, ,hs rnnvnl attcn,0n of ,lU
church was full and omo were stnndlUK
Tnpn foowcf B ,,rl 0) ..onsnmnona,
nm - n,,mpnl, hv Mr(. Mrinpin,.,.
t.i... ,i, .,
rollowlDK l tho program for tomorrow:
- " p. m . song service nt Methodlut Epis
copal (hurch; 3 p. m, mass meetlni? and
Rl'i'dnl music. l no p. m., memorial service
ltd by Mrs. It. V. Wheelock of Superior;
" ;0 p. m , conventional sermon by Mrs
Morlpolaw
HILLS GETS FOUR YEARS
I'lrsl WHe ill the (iiilll MlnNler
I'lemls Tllitt Hie ,linle lie
l.enleiil.
tit All) VM, II. . It CnAAlnl 1 lt,,1tfn
.'l,i,i, , u .e.n' .
Iiaxter lo:;iv Heiitenceil lte. Itowiatnl 1. :
... . ... ,
he hnd to ray he made nn extended address,
In which he nlllrmpd that ho did not con
sider himself morally guilty of the crime
of which he had been convicted. In sentenc
ing HIILi, Judgp Baxter declined to constdor
the plea of the first wife for leniency, but i
stated that the prisoner, by reason of his
education and former calling, morittd revere i
punUlinient, even more than the ordinary
Individual.
( on f esHt-il 'I'liltMes i-resleil.
ALLIANCE. Neb.. Oct. 13. (Speclnl ) -
Phrrlft Patrick of Keith county nnd Sheriff .
'Pweenev of Ilox Ilutte have Just returned j
- - -
'after n long chase thr.iugh the sandhills I
n",,r nnrsetnieves. uiey nrougni in Marry
niier 1111 ritet 11 1." vew. iiffj uniusm ill imir, '
natermnnti ami i- runs uusmeyer. in wncse 1
nossesslon thev found stolen horses and
ii.. .ii.ve umo c.nii k. u in r. uunm
bouse in Lincoln count v Inst winter. j
-
-ee rii-uir uesiKiis ,
PIIiHt'H. .-sen., ijci. i.i.-i special. i-uev.
' r li nnnrhurt tiimlnr nf llio ( .Aliif reen I
'
. f,h ph n, Inc0 ,a(1 resl,mv,
, s,orntPi , lllUo pffl.ct xeVember 1.
1
He has been' pastor
r here four years and five j
embers of the church re- ,
. He has accepted n call
months uml the mi
. . ,.,,,-Mirn
tQ U1 ronf!r(.Kaolmi church at Newman 8
drove.
. I. i tl.1 ... It .O. I.. 1 rt1A
tlt,MF .ili nn. id. , cl 111 I IVIV j
truni.--At the republican convention held ,
j,i re to.luv A. c. Tllt.m of Filley was
,,,.mlniited bv acclamation for supervisor
f the First district of (iage county. F.
E Whvninn of Adams wn elected chair
man of the central committee for this dls
nlrt. W'.iniiileil I'lceiiliin ltee.iv erliiu.
PI.ATTSMol'TH. Neb.. Oct. 13.-(Spe-
(-(nl.) -Fireman HoKers. who wns Injured
in the wreck vestordny. will recover. He
i,BR rallied from the operation performed
vrsterdav and is celling nloug nicely. All
M, other Iniured nre doing well. Tho
hrnkenuiii whose duty It was to close thn
HWtcli says It was closed.
...
mil tn Annul dinner,
IIASTINOS, Neb.. Oct. 13. (Special )
City Attorney L. J. Capps 1ms commenced
proceedings in the district court to iinnul
the charters of Hie two defunct street i
railway companies unit oporateu in Hast
ings many years ago. The alleged ground
foi action Is the violation of contract nud
abandonment of tho streets.
letnrj fur Molirnrn.
NIOURAKA, Neb.. Oct. 13. (Special.)
The county sent case tn Knox county wnB
henrd yesterday before Judge draves of
the Eighth district. The ease was nrguoil
exhuustlvely on both sides and tho Judgo
, sustained the petition In error, being n
j victory for Niobrara.
.Iiliue I llolilul Over.
! nilATPICE. Neb, Oct. 13. -(Sooclnl Tel-
i egram. )- At the hearing in tho conuly
tt.urt of Urover James of Blue Spring,
tluiged with ntrault with Intent to do
great bodily harm, James wns bound over
to th district court.
SEASON OF FAIlTu'EATHER
Tnilli? nnil I ouiorriMv Will He liinil
less lv ei'lit'iiil Willi !miiiUi
I'lifilerlj lllll.
WASHINiiTON. Oct. 13 - Forecast for
Swudiiv nmi Montluy
Ft r Nebrasku. Kansas, Wyoming nnd
Colorado lit nerallv fuir Sunday nnd Mou
duv: southensierly winds.
For Illinois. Missouri and Iowa Fair
Suntlav- ami probably Monday; light to
fnth souiherlv winds.
Fi r Indian Territory, Arkansas, West
ern Texns New Mexico nnd Oklahoma
ileneiiillv fair Sunday ami Monday; light
to fnsh Routherlr winds.
For North and South Dakota and Mou
lin a (icnernllv fair Sunday nnd probably
Mindav; variable winds.
I.tienl Iteeoril,
OFFICE OF ''III. WFXTIIEIl Ul'IlEAl",
OMAHA, oc 13. Ofllclnl record of temper
ature end prcilpltntlon. compared with the
corresponding tiny of lln. lust threo years:
inm. lfsv? m iro;.
MnNlmuin temperature... T'l P2 i!) .
Minimum temperature 51 t'O 13 41
Averice temperature i,l 79 f7 m
Preetpltatlnn CO .t) T T
Hecord nt temperature and precipitation
at omuha for this day nnd since .March 1.
pj.m:
Normal temperature T5
Excess ter the day a
Total excess slncn March !...
Normal preelpltntion
P .lb-lent' v for 111 d.iv . . . .
Total rainfall since March 1.
Deficiency since March 1
1 lit lencv for cor period. HM
IVtl. 'ei . v for. r perl'd. IM'N
.ii.
C! Inch
ro Inch
11 0.1 Inches
1.:? inch-.
f..:: Incur.
3.1.1 1-ch-s
T li.di. .ties ti.ice of nrecinltann
1. A WELSH.
Local Forecast Oitlclal,
SMITH SPEAhb AT HASTINGS
, .
People of That Onj Que Postmaster Gen- i
eral an Enthusiastic Reception,
REPUBLICAN PLEDGES HAVE BEEN KEPT
Aildri-i CmIIi Mleiilliin In the I'm
lilieeles of the 'Vwn Pnrlles Vlmle
I'diir rnr uo "ml the I'rrs
clit flute (if I'miperll-,
HASTINOS. Neb.. Oct. 13. (Sreclnl Tele
Kram.i Charles B lory Smith apoko here
tonlKht before the largest audience ever
crowded Into tho Kerr opera house. The
Trumbull bund furnished the street music
and tho York Oleo club san some appro
priate campaign songa. which caunlu tho
audience. A. N. Cole opened the meetltiR u0,j two years ao worked against the re
by Introducing Hon. W. 1J. Andrews, who , publlcntis in this state and this county
gpoko a word of praise for Hon Charles ' n0 K tl0w ono of the most loyal repub-
Emory Smith, whom ho introduced
In upenlng his address Mr. Smith sRld
he was Rind that he vas not in the enemy's
country, but In tho good republican state
of Nebraska. The speaker then showed
up llryan'H predictions and especially cm-
phaslted the prediction of Ilrynn In regard
to the great financial ruin that was to
have come when McKlnley was elected.
Ho said that since McKlnley took the
presidential chair the deposits In the sav-.The
ings Unnk had Increased nenrly three times
what they wero in tsyc and that tlisro were
now on deposit in the banks an Increase
of over $f,nn nmi.onn more than four years
ago Mr. Smith enumerated some of the
predictions of McKlnley made four years
ago and proved that every pledge given
bad beeti faithfully kept and asked If any
former administration hnd ever done so
miieli flip ihl cnunirv na the nreent ad- i
ministration. He said It was a duty every
man owed to his family und his country
! to assist in keeping the present prosperity
in existence. He cited the dark days from ,
is m t 1S1.7 when ,. wiTt- low nn.l ,
souph.-uses wore opened nd naked to have
those days compared with the present diys 1
of prosperity and oxplalned how prosperity
. . ..... ... i..
McKlnley and the government.
.. ... . . , .
twin nrmiEMii iinuiit tiv iiip cuiittueuce u
"Four years ago," said (he speaker, " '
had tho greatest educational campaign oyer
pin up mm oner ! mu itu. iu.ii.hu ,
the people decided that they could not
take the t-hnnces of permitting Mr. Ilrynn
to take churge of the government and they
nro still nf that opinion. The paramount
Issue wo have heard a great deal about
Htely. but lfn not the first time we have
heard this word. It was used when n com
missioner went over to Hpnoliilu and
hauled down tho American flag and re
established Queen Lllluokalnnt. That wns
called n paramount duty." He laughed at
Imperialism and cited tho taking of the
Loulslnn.i territory and other territory Into
the union under demotratlc presidents nnd
saw mm' wns no imperialism men aim
neither Is there any now. nor will there
u" urougnt on oj tue repuoiicau puny,
,ss,-,:s .,.
... ,.,...i. IHMI V'I'I'.I).
1
ii.-iiiiIiIIcmiix nt 'lefinuseh Turn " j
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TEKAMAH. Neb. Oct. 13.--(Special.)-- (
Th" lR!U1Pa of t,'t, rpalgn were dlscussel
in me tipt-ni iiutii... ii.r. n.su. .
puoiican siaii.ipou.i ueiu.e ....rie
encn li- Seeretnrv of State DollSOll 01 lOWn i
... r, . nanus. IIH OVCll said l llll SIllICH in tile cast
,, ,,, Slnt,,s Attorney W. S. Summers,,,,,. .r,,, .., t,. .
of Omaha. A pat.ide and torchlight proces
...... ......
s on. con 1st Ing of old veterans tie s inn .
tough II tiers, marching club, nnd pit zons.
led by the military band, preceded the
speaking. The old soldiers were more than
Jubilant Inst night. Their post here has
nbout eighty members rind all were In line
last night and will vote for McMnlry, ex
cept four. The opera house holds about COO
and it wns parked to overflow Ing and there
wero enough outside that could not be ac
commodated to till nnother hall.
Mr. Onbson delivered the opening address
nnd spoke for nearly two hours. It was a
masterly presentation of the Issues In this
palgn and was one or tne nesi speeeues i to tho tloors He discussed the leading Is
ever listened to In tho county. It was a i sues of the campaign.
vote-getter and met nn enthusiastic rocep-
JJqjj
Mj. &ummPrfl ia n Hpoclnl favorite hero
hls lmllf,rade,i appearance on the stngo
.VQ ,,, ...,, ,nI1..i, nnnlaue. Mr. Sum-
mers spoko for nn hour and held tho closest
nttontlon. Ills dcllnltlon of fusion nnd !
cn.rintl.m ..mi tli enlnizv nrotiouneed .n ,
tho latter were most excellent.
VI. Mister Itlllly I Held.
WOOD RIVER, Neb.. Ort. 13. (Speclnl.)
The republicans of Wood River held
their first rally last uight In Moore's opera
house nnd Ii wns a bugo success. Every
pent was taken In the spacious hall and
from sevont-flve to 100 had to stnnd. The
hj. takers of tho evening were: Hon. Ras
mus Hnnnlbal of St. Paul, nominee for
Binto Benator, nnd Colonel B. R. Hutchlns
of Des Mollies. Doth of thrsc men proved
..,.ei ,.,..t.l'it. u-lth tin. nitdinnen nnil tlm
...i,.iu. .,,i ,.,,0,1 ni.onr .nn n i f e. ..,i i.v
VII. ... f . ...... p,-"' - . . . . ................ t,j
tho unusually largt audience were bar
lllUBPr8 f a uit- republican gain In this
vicinity this full. Republicans here were
ncer 'iter" united and enthusiastic. There
Is no disaffection In the republican ranks,
while many of the fuslontsts aro kicking
nud seviral of them have openly an
nounced that they havo had enough of
Ilrynn nnd Stevenson and yould cast their
votes for McKlnley.
Illnsliiivv Is Mill. Inn Voles,
HEAVER CITY, Neb., Oct. 13. (Special
Telegram.) E. H. Illnshnvv of Falrbury ad
diessed n roulng meeting nt the court
house last night. The court room wns
crowded with nn enthusiastic throng, many
of whom were populists of ninny years'
standing, but who will vote for McKlnley In
November. Mr. Hlnsbaw- spoke for one and
a half hours, touching upon all of the para
mount Issues of the day, milking n splendid
nnd eloquent exposure of the democracy on
Imperialism. All parties acknowledged that
be made the best nnd most logical address
beard hero during tho rnmpalgn.
Issues Well IliinillPil.
ATKINSON, Neb., Oct. 13. I Speclnl )
All ilouhi ns to the interest being taken
In the campaign by the voters of Atkin
son was distillled last nlnht when th'
op. ra bouse was p.n ked to the d 'in bv
nn nudleine Cut listened for two hours
Two McKlnley Converts
PLAINVIEW. Nib . I c. 11 -To the Editor
of The Hie Dcai Sir Four yc.u;, ago I
inst my vote for Ilrynn. because I hm.estly
believed tliipolU'y udvocated by the demo
cratic pnity then would bring about better
times. Mr Ilrynn taught us to bellovo then
that If the republican purty should get con
trol of tho government times would con
tinue to grow worse. Contrary to this
policy, I Hnd my business increased between
f,o nnd 00 per cent, everyono seems to havo
money nnd all aro prosperous and happy.
What bettor proof tould anyone ask than
this 8lngl'i fact, that Mr Ilryan was either
Insincere in what he taught or elso did not
kuow enough to predict correctly.
Either insincerity or Ignorance would, in
my estimation, unfit him for so responsible
a place ns uie preM.iem-) . neiu c my vote
wlll bo tast with the republican party and
by tho votes nf hundreds nf men who. llko
mc, voted four yenra ago for Uryan, I hopn
not onlv to fee McKlnley elected, but also
1 every republican candidate on tho statj
tnket of Nebriska Respectfully yours.
FRANK P. t HAMfJERLAlN'.
wi'h cltse n"mtn,n and ent..ufast i nl
jr0vai f, an r.uqm'jt p 1 1 slit i anJ f r I
lie address tn the merest of the rcpnV
Mi an party by Hon J W Cecil of Chicago
His handling of the hutrabuo imperialism"
,vs, particularly nbie and could hardly
fail to tmpreo any thinking man with the
ridiculousness of such an Issue before In
telligent American cltUens
llepillitloiill Tot-Chen Atilllfr.
OLKNVILLU. Neb.. Oct. 13. i Special -The
Hepubllcat' club at Ut rKular meetltifi
Thursday evening drew a lareo crowd. The
l'lesner opera house was roded to the
doors The Clay Center Olee club fur
nished vocal, while the Olenvlllu baud
tilled the air with Instrumental music.
Hon Mon Droderlck it nil Jacob Bender
spoke for a few minutes, followed by C. II
Upperson of Kalrlleld. N'eb., who discussed
the Issues of the day for owr half an hour
Ho was followed by Hon. I'red J. Warren
of Varona, Neb. sometimes called "The
Cyclone." and who stumped the state four
years nco for Ilrynn and the populist party
Ilrnn workers In the slate and his address
was well chosen In answer to A C Shell
enbargor, who spoko here on Wednesday
evening.
Sj-riiPiisc Ileum llrlKliiiin.
SYHACrSK. Neb., Oct. 13. --(Special Tel
egratn.i-non. j. 11. iirignam or unio spoae ,
crowded house tonight under the I
auspices of the Syracuse McKlnley club
speaker's very presence was not only '
Impressive, but his speech was more an i
Imndled the Issues of tho day with a
master's skill and was frequently Inter- ,
tupted with rounds of npplauss. Ills talk '
"'H be productive of great good Hon l
. Jssun also put In good words for t
the ticket, state mid national. It Is only
I question of majority now. Excellmt
j music was furnished by a Byracusu or- i
cliestra.
1 1 f 11 ii l I leu ii ('aliens llelil.
riEItCK, Neb. Oct. 13 --(Special ) -Tho
tmi,ll!tlr callcUB , tlll. ,,,. llou, lnst
CV(,n(t, M(! ( M( all,ilfi, b), libmt lllrt)..
eovon xo,(,r!l A Kn0(, mmy ()f thf hlro(0.
for tntl,fprt,tlt r,M,ubllcnns were prwent.
(,so onp (hmn(.r.lti Johu lioff, wll0 rp.
-
iiouuceu urynnism, nnti came aim iook pari
, . . .
In the caucus. The following precinct ticket
soe,u, Assl?gHor, ,,. K. ,.rnK. ro!l(t
0VcmePi ,,. w. l'ronneke: Judges of elec
n ru.laml r. J,.wc nti 0.
Mallory; clerks of election, U.
nnd 1). L. I'pton.
C. Wilson
II I if Mectllill nt I olirn ril.
NIOIlltAKA, Neb.. Oct. 13. (Special )
The first republican rally In Niobrara was
held here Inst night. Hon. J. J. McCarthy
of Ponca having been substituted for Judge
Baker of Omaha, who was called home
Over f.OO people were present.
Captain J. II. Hrown, the senatorial candi
date for the L'lghth district, nl-o presented
his position on several vital questions liable
to come before the legislature. The McKln
ley and Itoosevelt club was out In a torch -
light proceislon. led by a bund, and the town
was uiipu vvun winner nun tninusiasis.
I'u.l.... Tiilli. m Xn.lKmi.
.M.r)PON, Neb.. Oct. 13. -I Special.!-- '
(Joverr.or Poynter and Thomas Nolan Fpoke
t u ilin?e audience last night at the opera i
llolI(,t, The governor discussed state poll- ,
,(,B ini, n8s()rU1 tUM ,rnnrhot, of b,att
,.pn, i,,,,.,,. rn..,i. .......n.,.,! .....i
B(n,0 lllstlUltnIls W(.r . rC80.lbc
. .
Institutions, ns they wanted to copy the
Rt,,hod nf ,mmlll,K ,,. Mr No,n k
Jor n
,
NllltlCN Ml f OllllllllIlM,
COLI'MIH'S. Neb., Oct. 13. (Special Tel-
egrnm.) Supervisor conventions were held
hero this afternoon by both republicans nnd
democrats, John E. Huffman being the nom
inee of the foi mer and Louis Held, the
present Incumbent, of the latter.
John R. Hays of Norfolk, republican I
cnudidntii for congress in the Third district, !
nddressed an enthusiastic audience tonight i
nt Maennerchor hull. The house was packed ;
- - -
I lllll II 1.1 14 I III II
MADISON. Neb. on. 13. iSpecial. ) -Arrangements
are being made for a rousing
rally, to bo held here next Tuesday nftor
noon. Hon. A. C. Rankin, nn ex-congress.
'"" ' '" "'. "-,.u "
oPa house. A grand parndo, tu which
I veterans of 1S6I-0.1, the Ladles' Marching
club. Olrls" Cymbal band. Rough Riders,
Young Men's Marching club nnd the League
club nnd the band will participate, will come
off boforo tho bpenklng.
Ciiltnisliisin m llvTlclit. I
OWKllIT. Neb.. Oct. 13. (Specal. I Hon. !
Johu O. Pope, republican candidate for
congress. Joseph Langer, presidential elec-
tor, und Robt rt Ruzlckn, editor of the
Pokrok Zapndu. spoko to the people of
Dwlght and vicinity last nlrbt. Much en
thusiasm wns shown and many llohemli.n
I farmers who voted four years
ago for
Ilrynn will vote this fall for McKlnley nud
prosperity.
I'llslon dully lit lienevii,
OENEVA. Neb., Oct. 13. (Special.)
Father Murphy and A. A. Worsley spoko
ugalnst the administration last night In
the court room, whtch was filled by a
promiscuous crowd of men. women nnd
(hlldren nnd of all parties, County Su
perintendent Smrha opened the mooting
by assuring tho audience of tho right of
free speech.
Pope III Snillitlers Couiilv,
WAHOO, Neb.. Oct. 13 (SpeeUI.) Hon.
J. D. Pope, republican caudldnto for con
gress for tho Fourth district, spent tho
greater part of this week In Saunders
county, holding enthusiastic meetings nt
Vnlpnrnlso, Ma lino nnd Mend and visiting
many other town. Ho has beon glvon o
very warm rereptlou at each place.
ienK fur VleK Inli')-.
I1EATR1CE. Neb.. Oct. 13 -i Special Tel
egram.) largo and enthusiastic repub
lican rally was held hero tonight. Hon.
Samuel Rlnnker atldiessed n large nudience
hi the Auditorium on tho leading isniies of
the i amp.' Ign.
Vuilitin nit cevvs In IIiisiIiiks.
HXSTlNtiS. Neb. Oil 13 tSpeilal Tel
cgiam i -Auditor Andrews t,f the fnitcl
PLAINVIEW. Neb . Oct. II. To the Editor
of The tl c Dear Sir Four years ago I
tasi my vote tor W J. llry.in, thinking I
was doing my duty in so doing. Time lias
shown him to bo a false prophet. Ho either
did ni5t mean to tell the truth In his Inst
campaign ir cUn through ignoranco did not
know tho truth. In eltbor caso I consider
him unfit to bo president.
Whether our good times are duo to the
work of Providence or to tho republican
party. 1 know not. Hut, supposing It Is (lie
work of Providence, I know It is possible
for goo.d times to corao under n republican
administration and that Is more thnn I can
say of any democratic administration in
which 1 have lived, therefure. let the re-
publican party remain lu povvr,
My ticket will bo a straight republican
ticket this year nnd will be the llrst straight
tlckut I over voted. Respectfully yours,
C. W. VEST,
Principal High School.
Ready-to-Wear by the Most Skillful
Tailors and of the Latest Conceptions
Walking skirts and rainy day skirts Misses' military coats $13
Scotch I'latded Cheviots and Heavy Twills. 7 0. 110 00.
(11 ". Ml uu and JiC 00
They hae the sDllsb flare and clever stltlchlng, strapped,
ralred seami, etc.
French flannel waists
KxeppMonal value, lust opened, Trench Flannel Waists;
new modes, pretty colors. $.' V
Obi rose, cardinal heiitrope new blue, black or rreme,
J I no (Maile In the latest styles of the best quality Im
ported flannel J.I silk embroidered designs polka dote -new
hade
Ladies' Tailor suits, $15
Hlack. gray, brown close fitting
line!
Double breasted jacket
$22.50
Imported Venetian Jacket, taffeta lined. In brown and
manlsh, strictly man tailored skirt In seven gored
black .
flare.
Blouse suits $27.50
Very attract ic and stylish, of Imported cheviot, black
or navy; Jacket with satin waistcoat, collnr and cuffs,
skirt beautifully modelled nud flared In seven gores.
i Parme cheviot jacket
Lined with kl tliroiiKhout , the extreme mode of cloth,
perfect modeled Jacket, double breasted London htyle; new
est cut skirt, dared
FOB MISSCS Coaching coats
$: ;,o, $s r.o. fin no. 112 r.o. nr. 00. lis.oo and t:onn mires
6 to 11 years 1 dragoon red. castor, Ton. navy and brown,
High grade tailoring, perfect stitching, pretty buttons; un
Ideal and exceptionally fashionable, best Kersey cloth.
states Treasury
department arrived In
t(1(l . UIld wlll remlli her,
election. Mr. Andrews will
r - congregu
re until
preach
- u cl on ti e theme of "The Church and
inurtn on t"
1 . .
Summer ' CciHriil Cll.
CENTRAL CITY, Neb.. Oct. 13. (Spo
elnl.) W. S. Summers nddressed a large
iaudlenco lnst night on the political Issues
,,f tint tlav. Mr. Summers Is a lluont
bj,enker nnd for nioro than two hours had
.i, closest attention of bis nudience. Or.
wolf of York also made n brief nddrosa.
.lllllue Ullsli tl- tin-
IlEATRC'E, Neb.. O, - Inl Tnl-
CL'ratn.i Ex-Dlstrlct .linlv . ..h of this
eltv, who has been seriously in icr nnoui
n year past, is reported as sinking nnd Is
not export-d to survive the night.
Ilrynn' NclmtsUii I'ln ml II j-.
WISNKIt. Neb, Oct. P To the IMilor of
Tho Hee. Pb -ise pulillsh Ir The Sundn
Itee Itr tin's plurality In Nebraska hi !
Ans The vote cast for ,-r. s'd. nt mi Ne
braska In vl wn-- I'm lirv.in. 11.1 sv'"- i ,r
McKlnlev, 1 Hrvali-- pbirn'ltv, l.l.f.Til
O
J CLUBS AND CHARITIES.
T '
n.. .......... ...... .- -O
I Thn ,., annual ! -eilng of the State
IVdeiatlen of Woman's Clubs, held in Lin-
coin last week, wlll doubtless mark the
In ginning of a new era in the woman s
club work of Nebraska. As a hostiss city,
Lincoln was ideal. It extended to tho vis
iting women the same gracious hospitality
that they have received at previous meet
ings, supplementing ll with tho memora
ble conveniences nnd ndvnntnges of a
metropolitan city. Tho nttendanco wns
Inrgor than ever lu'fore nnd the enthusiasm
was In proportion.
While the advancement of the work of
standing committees Is tho chief nlm of
tho meeting. Infinitely morn than this wns
accomplished. A Slnte Household Ken
iiumto nssoclatlon woh organized, with
women ns Its olllccrs, which will mnke lis
Influence felt In every part of Nebraska.
Ii wns the result of the Thursday morning
meottng that convinced every man andi
woman in the well filled auditorium Hint I
domestic science means rroro than the
ccoking of u meal on hygienic principles.
ll means the solving of n thousand per -
Plexitis domestic problems, nil Intelligent
comprehension of cxMiIng (ouditlnns out-'
sldo of the home, namely, tho alarming
percentage of adulterated food provision, I
that wlll enable her to protect her family
from much of tho vile stuff, for which tlie
Consumers' league nnd other reliable an-1
thorlty say Nebraska is made the dump
ing ground nnd its people the physlrnl
tuflerers. It mean, too, thut tho sclenco
nf home-making Is to be extended to evory
woman of the stole through the medium
of the club department, tho Statu Fair
Cooking school, the scttlemout classes In
sewing, nursing and kitchen garden.
After Mrs. Stoutonborough'B strong pa
per on "Traveling Libraries" and her prac
tical suggestions for securing one, tho
. ... ...
women feel that tho library is a certainty,
for they nre now organized nnd ready to
work along definite lines. Tlie art Bcsslon,
.(inducted by Mrs. F. M. Hall of Lincoln,
was one of the most profitable, the pa
pers proving how thoroughly tho women
had studied along these lines, while the
line collection of decorated china wns nn
evldonce of the ability nf the women work
ing In this department. Tho custom of
uwardlng ribbons for this work wlll en
i ourago artists to bring oven u Inrgor col
lection ntxt ymr and It Is hoppd to make
these exhibits ono of tho features of the
meetings.
The program provided by the educational
committee, reviewed this question from the
most practical standpoints, Mlsi Char
lotte M. White of Wayne setting forth
that afternoon the same practical plan
which Chancellor Andrews advocated the
following evening Mrb. H. H. Wheeler's
paper on the ' School Laws of Nebraska"
furnished much needed enlightenment to
many men and womon present
The presence of Mrs Plait-Decker of
Denver was an Inspiration and the coi-
Military blue worsted mohair brnld stitched edprs, scar
let hood, belted and best horn buttons quite n new an ut
tract he coat.
Misses' ooif jackets and box coats
Jii on, j; ,n, o up. lis on and tfi do In golftng stvles,
plain facisl cloths, newest combination of prett shatles
llox Coats of high grade Kersey tlotb. strictly high grade
tailoring.
ON CENTEH COI'NTEK IN CLOAK HEPAllTMENT
chlldren of from 6 to 14 yenrr-closlng out
Reefers
J2.00. 1.1.00, 3f0,
cost of material
Jackets,
taffeta llk
suits
Form fitted box coats
J!.00 Hlnck Kersey rluth, storm collar. Roman silk lined.
112 00 satin ntilsbeil Kcrscj t loth. Skinner enttn ttned and
Hitched collar
Jlf.oo Irish Kersey cloth. Skinner mtln lined, storm
collnr
llfiOO Stitched Rovers, velvet collars. Skinner satin llntd,
best Kersev clot h
Tho above are In new red, tan. mode, navy and black.
Automobiles
suits $30
ninrk diagonal, satin lined,
velvet collar, elegant tailoring.
Slortn collar of
grade Kersey cloth,
ortng Is superfine; a
Just come Iti In this
Corner Farrcam and 85th Streets.
ventlou was fortunate In having ns Its
guest so admirable nn object lesson of
what the true club spirit inn do for a
true woniTi'n. Her address Thursday even-
! enlightened hundreds regarding the
great club movement, whit h must stand
among the prominent features of the cen
I tury. She has no fear of the club ever
tempting woman out of her own sphere,
for her I'reator has provided n safeguard
against such possibility In planting within
her, Mrougcst of nil, that Instinct nnd love
which must ever make her home nnd family
her tlrst nnd dearest Interest, and a true
club spirit must of necerslty redound to
the gooil of her homo In educating nnd
broadening her that mnken it.
Tho reports of the biennial delegates
were especially good nnd wero received
with enthusluMn; nnd the reports of the
state clubs, though limited to two minutes
each, showed active work with all
Aside from the question of club taxation
thero was no business of consequence nnd
this was left unchanged until not year.
When Mrs. Apperson declined to serve a
second term, and Mrs. Draper Smith was
unanimously elected, It wns n fitting nn-l
one of the most harmonious meetings
ever held In the state.
MlM Nlll"itnKe.. city missionary for the
! young peonle s societies of Omaha, reports
i ,, .,,, iv I'd Mir it tt l.fU'ti ttvtniiiiriinrtii ftlltlr.
, ..... ,u.i tt.ia a
s-.uurday sewing school at "Lovo nnd Peace"
.,.,. .. m ho lirL,niie,. nnd next week a
kltcheiignrilen
,,,l i. iw.va' elnl, u.ill I...
opened at the same mission, and a kltcheii
gnrilen at tho Child Saving Institute.
Miss Magee Is greatly lu need of teachers
to Instruct the Italian mothers' clans In
plain sewing and cooking ami help In tho
classes at the Child Saving Institute nnd
chapel of the Carpenter sewing school.
Thero nre seventeen classes In all in the
four city missions.
Tho Women's Christian Temperance Fnlon
enttago gave shelter this week to a mother
with a 3-year-old child and found employ
ment for her. She wns found wandering in
the city without menus.
. Though the board of directors and man
ngers of tho Crecho have been untiring In
their efforts to keep up this most deserv
ing Institution, It Ib greatly In need of
i nrnvlulnnit. Thn followlntr Is a tint if thn
'(lomitnllH 8lno Ju,y , .
, ir., visions- Mrs. W. A Paxton Otto
Wuinier the'cudaby Packing Co!. .Mm
... ....... ... f... .. , ,, .
I I., ivnuiiiiii, .nr. i-nreiiiiiii, .i. w. jeneeii,
Martin
liiithltiK -Mrs. O. W. Hnldrege, ElKUtter,
Llvlnnstnn W. Lew, Charles Weeks.
Chinics Purtrlge. !. M. Hitchcock.
Mlsccllaneo.is- Dr. I Iitiniit-tt. metlle.i1
services; 1 ir Nusnii. dental jervlcis
Emma Flower mission. Mrs. Vnn Nnstraod
llowers; Mrs A. T. Walker. Joseph Ml'
lard; papers, Mrs. M Levy. Sunshine clili,
(' liiiise. bonks: Mrs IJvingslnii bed und
sheetH: Street ltullw.ty i.iinpiiui. tnuis
portntlou to park; Mrs. T L Klmbnll, Jl
fur Ice crenm.
f'.i ah Mrs r.'reileriek l.ovve. ... Mrs.
Ilerinan Kuunine. J-1. Ir Hlfford. 11";
Mrs. (1 1-. .loslvii, .virs i.v i .viiinirii,
jl". Mn Levi Carter 11". Mrs w 1. Muni,
tl": Heinlngton .V Ki.sln, $.1, Lee-iiluss-Alidreesen.
$1", Thompson, lieltlen A: Co .
$1", timaha Tent and Rubber eoinpunv. Jl,
Mr. E. L Lomax. 5'; Mr. Hussle, Jl; Mr
M O. Maul. J.I; Mr Cornish, $.1; Mr. .1
PoKUe. Jl; Mr. Joseph Sullivan, Jl. As
sistant Chief Salter, f.0 cents, tutu,!. Jl.i.'! ,10
Tho Household Economic department of
tho Woman's club has engaged Jennrss
Millor to lecture In tho auditorium of tin
First Congregational church November
From tho proceeds of this tho depart ment
hopes to partly sustain tho kltrbengiirden
of the Chllil Saving Institute. Most of
the departments aro open now, but tho
ntmonco of eo many of the women last week
made It Impossible for some of thorn to
rmot us M-hediiled.
The French Conversation department,
under the leadership nf Mrs. P. E. II. Sill,
has resumed Its meetings, which will be
held every Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock
They have adopted a systematic and careful
reading of "Cyrano do Ilergerac." prepara
tory to the coming of Coquelln and Hern
hardt In February
VeiiiP Hume from l.uropr.
NEW YOKK Oct 13 friaries T Yerkes
financier nnd lonner ..wo, "f tK, tip - o
rtreet rallw iv systems, returned to Amir
lea today on tlw De-it?cniand.
$4.00 and 4.fi0, which are below the
and driving coats
We hive n large and varied Muck III these highly fash
ionable Coats in black nnd colon.
$25.00
Wide wale Oxford cheviot, n
coy winter coal, velvet col
lar. Skinner satin lined, bci t
tailoring, skillful stitching
$27.50
beaver fur matching shade of highest
satin lined and pcnrl buttons; the tall
perfect coat. Many new featured havo
st)le of coat- llfi.00, 160.00 nnd $05.00.
"One Ounce of Cure"
Snjn Dr. Ileiint-K, "In Wurlli n Ton nr
I I it I in I (iiiiiriuilee i:ieetrlell ns
, Applied Uy My Hell lo l ure tin
WeiiKiiesHr of Men mill tiioeit In
l.v ery t n n ii mill OHrr V till Hit.
Nlline nr III Person. t,v
Ciirctl, In Siilisliiiillnie (. l.-m.i"-.
Tlie Doelor Wiirn tun AiiIiin1
liiilliillnii of III. i-t, "free Trill C
nnd "I'll) When ,i re ( nreil"
Cl" i iim die ,111,1 ii,. will :-
linxr Their Tilel.s.
Hexiial weiikiu sa and illseaM-s t.tM, n
tlieiiiHi-h.H ilium men like n vampire s.ip.
plug uwny their vliulltv uml Hie h ,,i,ier
''" It nes like the but, ,,,hi,,,,,uh Prrmi,
I nmi nn Arrlenn ,,.s, rt ii,n ,, 0uni: ..i.d
lender plant, witlierlni: nnd i.d.iiim; ..r nH
,, , r... i-iiKi aim V llll III
one. Hi,, i, nil , ,.ur(, llir
these vital ik. iiKct of
nit n anil women It Ih
sore, euro, quick nnd
pennant nt. i;iui-trb lly
applied by
Dr. Bennett's
Electric Itctt
i:i. t I rl, ,t v is tlie
I ii n;i i ul cit ii lly kuui
nntee to cure In t-verv
case. In cannot, will
not fall. Elei-trlclti i
the Nerve uml Villi
Fori e of t'vei j hiiiun n
being. When you are
sick there is a winning
of Electricity. My B. It
Ih In huppty this l" i
electricity. Dr. Hen
Iletl H Electric Hell ll.
nfl. silken, chimi"!-
f4i
. I ... 'ut
i covered Hponne Willi I
llllllllt. I en-en o.iet. linn .1" ii.o.
will not burn, fry, bllMnr und i reunite tho
Mesh of the patient as ilo the
baru metal electrodes: used on nil oilier
makes of belts. Tht-Ho electrodes lire my
iiatent and are used tin no other electric
it'll (Lettirs patent No tVU.T.'EI I Mv I..-H
can be lenewetl when burned out for only
"fit-, no other belt can lie renewed for .mv
price, uml when burned on' I worthless.
I'.iiaraiiteed one year M Elet-lrl. 1
Suspensory for Ihe cure of various prtvutn
ivcnktiessoH of men frit to tvtry inula
patient.
If )iiu lint e been lionvetl Intn liti)
IniC (inc r lliet.e liiiilrillonn of niy
I la-1 1 mill II Imi'ii nr ItllDli'r iir nlvi'v
mi I'lii-reiil nnil tltte sun no utioil.
semi II In ine n linlf prlec ttf one of
ll In,.. Itewnre ttf I lie lilt re ineliil rlre
(rode Hells. VerillKri Hirin on Hie
hit re inelnl nnd inllj eiinse lilnoil
1 1 1 1 1 n t it I ii k mill perluip ileitlh. Mj
ii.tlt is ,. ..it nt ii I eetl line ii'iir.
...i....,iu.. .. i. ......... i..
' ,.r'. d w III. .. thin vn.-.-ring nf chamois ,.r
I r It. .mil !iim HiIh wlll do away with tint
1 luirnlnu Do not be misled. Eleetrl. lly vv i, I
,. " t.
1 verdigris will
1 Mv I1'11 "n.1 not cure alone Sexual Wml-
,,!,m ii.r.n.Lr.i .11. M i.,..i....r . .. .. t
HH- . ' uiiBoiuteiv giiiiriintce u t
Clllt.
,nn ' I'-. I lyfirncele, lUieiimittlun in
. , t-v li-rm, Partial I'lirnlysb-. Hpln.il SVenk
( iinstipui Ion, Kltliiei, l.n.r in.. I
. IdiT Troubles, Dyspepsia, nil l-Vinitln
('"inplulnt. etc., us well ns everv lorin ,.i..
guise of StMllil Weakness In either s. k
Call or write tod.iv Sin redlv coiitnP ntinl
fin not tleliiv Your earn in. is reiich I tie lo
(limbic KtllK'' f,,re v mi know it Villi
m ml you In .-. poMrmld. t.n- Ihe asking, nr.
hnoky, ltt'rittiire uml wiic,in blanks Hold
i only by-
LUMETT Electric Belt
n. ..
I tUsMIYSci. I i UUIIlUrJIIV,
Itoiim IS III -I lliiiiulii III net. ,
lliinslli- III!) tlen'n,
OnilKi- mill llilli Sin., 4 in ii Ii it. Veli.
HOI'RS k a in lo p in SuiiilujH. I" In I
HOWFI.iYS
ts lieallrii: tt. the
throat und hron
Anti-iCawfH
ul tuhcH I I
s a rough nut
I: Tnke r,.,
sulislltuto.
snoin?
Gilbert's
Knel
Cushions
"Worn liisi.e .
nrch lie- insit
r.-move J.tr In wn . i
clans .'.linnl' . I.n
i .is. hnitbt,
t" Iti I lining te.es.
Indorsed I,, pn hi
d in tin h' t I f. It
luruer shoes U n, .
rlnvvti Don't req dre
:,,c. "i lu , :ii-, I
.Ms! per pnlr. At shoo
id ncpt stores
Or An rend name, size shoe, hilgfit t.
nLHU sired und 2c mi amp for pair -. t. i
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