WAR ItEVESLE BILL PASSES
Home AdopU Mtararo Throueh Republican
Voten, Democrats Not Voting.
EXPRESS RECEIPT AMENDMENT FAILS
Prnalon lllll Aiiproprlntliin (Hit
I 13,000,000 for (lie II i lief of War
Velt-rmm nml Tlit'tr l)riirnlniiln
AiluptKil In Short Orilrr.
WASHINGTON, Dec 13. Tho house to
dny passed tho war revenue reduction bill.
Tho opDoiltlon sought to recommit the bill
with Instructions to report back n measure
reducing the revenuo at lenst JTO.OOO.OOO
and IncludtriK n provision for nn Incomo
tax so (Irnwn ns to escapo nn ndverso de
cision of tho supremo court. The motion
failed, 131 to 155.
Thereupon the bill was passed without the
concurrence of th minority, who refrained
from voting. Tho amendments placed tn
thn bill yesterday to tax express receipts
was defeated on an ayo nnd nay oto In the
house, 125 to 130.
Tho pension appropriation bill, carrying
$145,145,230, wns passed In exactly thirteen
minutes.
REDUCTION BILL IS PASSED
JI11 eh DlxninmeU Menntirr 1'imnra (ho
I.nwrr IIiiiihp After l'liuil
Ilrlrf Drluitc.
WASHINGTON', Occ. 15. Itobcrt V.
Wilcox, thu delegata from Hawaii, was
iv.orn In Immediately after tho approval of
tho Journal In tho houso today. Mr. Wil
cox was escorted to tho bar of the house by
Mr. I'crca, the delegate from New Mexico.
After tho oath had been administered many
members enmo forward to congratulato Mr.
Wilcox. Tho consideration of the war
revenuo reduction bill was then resumed,
Mr. Underwood of Alabama moved to re
duce tho amount of property exempt under
tho Inheritance tax from J10.000 to $5,000.
Mr. Payno of Now York, In charge of ho
bill, said that personally be thought tho In
heritance tax bhould not havo gono In tho
original act, as tho states generally,
especially tho eastern states, levied heavy
lnherltnn&o taxes. But If It was to remain
ho was opposed to reducing the exemption
to $5,000. .The amendment was lost, 45 to 83.
The houso has reversed tho action of tho
rommttteo of tho wholo yesterday on tho
freight and express receipt tax amendments.
An amendment offorcd by Mr. Towers of
Vermont, providing that tho tnherltance-tax
hould not be levied on the estates of por
tions who died prior to Juno 13, 18DS, was
adopted,
Tho war reduction bill has passed tho
house.
Inheritance Tnx Amendment.
Mr. Towers of Vermont offered nn
amendment providing that the Inheritance
tax would not be lovled on tho estates of
persons who died prior to Juno 13, 1808.
It was adopted, 80 to 48.
Mr. Nowlands of Nevada offerod a modifi
cation of tho amendmont ho prcsontcd yes
terday to tax Industrial corporations whoa a
gross rocolpts exceeded $500,000 one twen
tieth of 1 per cont upon such receipts. His
purposo, ho said, was to roach tho great
aggregations of wealth.
Mr. Qrosvenor of Ohio opoosed ttoe
amendment. Ho expressed tho hopo that
tho houso would not attempt to make In
roads upon industrial corporations without
Investigation by tho proper commltteiM ot
tho house. "Why attack Industrial corpora
tions?" 1
"It you will frarao an amendment that
will reach evory corporation or every in
come I will vote for It," obsorvod m Now
lands amid applause
Mr. Orosvenor said ho might favor an In
como tax If It wero constitutional, but tho
aid It was futllo to discuss an Incomo tax
after tho decision of the supremo court.
Mr. Fitzgerald ot Massachusetts moved
to strlko out tho tax of 10 cents a pound on
tea.
Mr. Fayne opposed tho amendment. Tho
tax on tea, ho said, raised about $9,000,003
of revonue and for ton years had been
asked for by tho tea trade, Tho amend
ment waa defeated, 55 to 76.
After the ruvenuo bill had been reported
to. tho bouse Mr. Payno demanded a sep
arate voto on tho Smith amendment placing
a tax of 1 cont on each express package.
Mr. Underwood ot Alabama domanded a
separate vote on tho Towers Inheritance tax
amendment, which specifically exempted
tho estates ot persons who died prior to
Juno 13, 1808.
On an ayo and nay vote the house r
varsed tho action of yesterday and dofeatcd
the Smith express receipt tax amendment,
125 to 130.
SHORT SESSION ON TREATY
lanator I.odirr Hopea to Secure Agree
ment for Vole on Measure
llefore the Holidays.
WASHINGTON, Doc. 15. Tho senate
transacted no business of Importance to
lay In open session, the ontlro time being
pent In executive session on the Hay
Pauncefoto treaty.
The proceedings today consisted of a
brief speech by Senator Toller, In which be
BUKKCatcd the substitution of thn wnnl
"abrogate" for tho word "supflrsodo" In
tho first of the amendments reported yes
terday by tho committee on foreign rela
tions, tho effect being to declare the Clay-ton-Bulwcr
treaty abrognted In express
terms. Ho then made an argument In
support of this suggestion, contending that
any nation has a right to abrogate a treaty
entered Into with another nation. Ho said
that If the committee Intended the old
treaty to bo abrogated that word should
be used.
When Mr. Toller concluded, Mr. Lodgo
renewed his efforts to get a time fixed for
a vote.
Senator Allon objected outright to tho
first proposition for a vote upon the treaty
at a tlmo to be named, and when Senator
Aldrlch asked If a vote could not be had
today on some amendments to tho treaty,
Senator Monoy objected. Ho said that
being tho only member of tho senate com
mittee on foreign relations who wholly op
posed tho treaty, he felt that ho was en
titled to amplo time to state hU objec
tions, and added that he meant to state
them If It becamo necessary for him to
occupy the entire tlmo between today and
the date fixed for tho Christmas adjourn
ment. Ho said that If there was an effort
to drive blm he would undertake to occupy
all thlr time. Senator Aldrlch responded
that ho had no doslro to drive Senator
Money or nny other senator, but that his
only dcslro wns to get the treaty out of tho
way of other matters.
Tho senato adjourned a few mlnutos
later. After tho session, Senator Lodge
expressed, himself as confident of securing
an agreement to vote before the holiday
adjournment.
In addition- to the amendments to the
treaty suggested by the committee on for.
"Ign rolatlous, many were offered by In
dividual senators.
Senator Mason gavo notice of tho follow
ing amendment which be said ho would
offer on Monday, when he would address the
senate: '
"If the government of the United States
shall construct, at Its own expense. Iho
said canal, then nothing herein contained
shall prevent the United States from pro
tecting said cnnnl In any way It may deem
best for tho interests of the United Slates."
HOPKINS' BlLTlN COMMITTEE
Mrnnnre I'liltiff New II 11 11 In for Hrp
renenlnllon (Jel It PlrM In
formnl Cuiiililcrn tlnn.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13. (Special Tele
gramj The final settlement of the ratio
upon which the representation. In tho Fifty
eighth congress fhall bo based Is still ns
unsettled as ever. At the census committee
meeting today the Hopkins bill, placing the
reprosontatlon nt 208,000 and leaving tho
houo as It Is nt present constituted, wns
taken up and dlscupsod In all Its phases.
On a oto six members of the committee
wero In favor of tho bill and five against,
but this wan purely tentative, ns thco
were two absentees, GrltlHh of Indlan.Tnnd
Ilussell of Connecticut. It Is known that
tho latter Is in favor of Increasing tho vo:
of Connecticut nnd Massachusetts ono cacti
nnd to do this It will bo necessary to maite
a low ratio, which will keep Nebraska n
at present. Tho fight Is by no means ovee
and tho chances teem nutto ravorablc toy
the adoption of tho llurlelgh bill, nlthotig'a
somo of tho republlcnn leaders nro strenu
ously opposing any Incrcnse In tho mcmbf
ship ot tho house on the ground that that
body Is too unwieldy ns It Is, and nny 1
crcaso would simply bo adding addltlone.f
chaos.
There lsa prospect of a contest over the
posttnastcrshlp nt Sioux Falls. S. D., be
tween Senator Kylo and Ueprcsentatlve
Gamble nnd Ilurke. Mr. Kylo Is understood
to favor C. M. Day, but nothli'g can be
learned us to tho preferwico of tho repre
sentatives, although N. K. Phillip Is thought
to stand n good cuanco of gottlug their en
dorsement. Strong testimonials for Phillip
havo been revolved, but 110 pnpers hnvo yet
been received for Messrs. Day and Slosscr,
the two rival candidates.
Tho comptroller's certlflcato authorizing
tho First National bank of IJancrott, In.,
to commence business has been Usued. Can
Ital, $50,000. 11. N. Ilruor, president; Wll
Unm Sherman, cnshlur.
li. P. Jepson has been appointed post
master nt St. Michael, lluffalo county, Net).,
vico W. I,. Clnrk. resigned; also J. li,
Hoes nt Greonmont, Lawrence county, B.
D.; J. N. Ness at Kilza, Holetto county, S.
D., and J. W. Calder at Cranby, Adnlr
county, la.
Mail servlco has been ordered established
on tho Mllwnukeo road botwuen Napa nnd
Platte, In Charles Mix county, South Da
kota. Tho postotneo nt Mascot, Harlan county,
Neb., bus been ordered discontinued nnd
mall sent to Oxford.
Mrs. Lucy M. Vnnco of Fiandrcau, S. T
has been appointed nsMstaat matron at tho
Fort Ilelknnp Indian school.
Dr. T. O. McClcary has been nppolnted
pension examining surgeon at Geneva, Neb.
CASE 0FTlNAS SKINNER
Wnr Department linn Ilennl .Votlilnn
of Allvueil Scnteiivo of Death
I'nanvil m C'oiiueutleiit Hoy.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15. Inquiry nt tho
War department discloses tho fact that a
record Is on fllo thoro In the case of Linns
Skinner, a Connecticut volunteer, who Is
roportcd In tho news dispatches to havo
boon sontonced to death in tbo Philippines
for sleeping on post. This record chowo
that tho charge upon which Skinner wn
tried was drunkenness on duty and leav
ing his post. Ho wns convicted by court
martial and sentenced to lmprlsonmont for
six months. The reviewing authorities ro
ductd this period to four months and It s
assumed hero thnt Skinner Is now sorvlns
this sentence. So, unless ho has committer
another Offense, n report ot which has not
yet renched tho department (which Is
scnrcoly probable In vlow of tho fact that
ho should bo now serving a period of Im
prisonment), It Is not posslblo that lie
should havo bocn sentenced to death on
tho charge alleged. In fact tho records o?
the department show that up to dato no
American snldlor has, during tho recent
campaign or iildced through tho Spanish
war, bocn sentenced to death for sleeping
on post.
OBSERVING END OF CENTURY
Hpcclnl Serviced lo He Held In
Ciithollo Cliurclir ThroiiKh
out the Lnud.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15. It Is learned at
tho papal legation that coincident with the
close of tho nineteenth century, every arch
bishop and bishop In tho United States, as
well as elsewhere, Is expected by Popo Loo
to clebrate high mass pontlflca nt
midnight In his cathedral, provided there aro
no Impediments to lntorfero with the
program. As some of tho American sees
have two prelates laboring In conjunction,
It, is said that while the archbishop ot tho
diocese will officiate at his cathedral in per
son on this solemn occasion, tho coadjutor
prelate or assistant, will conduct a similar
service at the church which ho governs as
pastor. Thero aro a number of these,
located at Baltimore, Now York. Phila
wnrm
Trunks, 5e, 49c up.
Doll Ilndles, Plnnos,
10c up, 25c nnd up.
Doll Deds, . Do'.l Heads,
10c, 19a and up. 10c, 19c and up.
Iron
Iron
10c,
Toy Dishes, 6c, 10c, 19c and up.
ja 10c and up,
iiu v..ii.j. ijl.. v. iiiu
delphia, New Orleans. Chicago, Indianapolis
and other places, where the spectacle ot
two bishops officiating concurrently nt
"midnight mass" will thus be witnessed.
It Is understood that tho century's cloo
will bo marked by extreme acts of devotion
on the part of Catholic clergy everywhere,
by renson of tho pope's desire that they
specially signalize the event. At Uiltlmorc
Cardinal Olbbons will conduct the com
meraoratlvo rites, whllo his coadjutor,
tllshop Alfred Curtis, presides nt oue ot tha
other city churches. In Washington Arch
bishop Martcnlltl, the papal dolegate, has
promised to officiate tin cnlebrant of mid
night mass at St. Paul's church.
REAPPORTIONMENT BILL UP
Census Committee IMnetmi' ChniiKea
In Xiimerlciit NtreiiKlh if I, oner .
I.rKUIntU c Unity.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13. The houso com
mittee on census began Its consideration
of the reapportionment bill today and by
n voto of 6 to 5 expressed a preferenco for
leaving the representation of tho houso
of representatives nt 337 ns at proscnt.
This vote wns not considered a finality,
however, as several members were not
present, but was tnken mainly ns a pre
liminary test of tho sentiment of mem
bers. Thero nro a number of bills before the
committee, but tho main discussion turned
on the Hopkins bill, keeping the total of
the house as nt present, nnd tho llurlelgh
bill, Increasing ho total. The voto wns
taken on this Issue between leaving tho
houso as nt present or Increasing without
reference to any particular bill. In order
to permit absent members to bo present
and voto the committee adjourned until 2
o'clock on Monday. Chairman Hopkins
says ho hopes a favorable report will bo
agreed upon nt that tlmo, in which case
ho will "report tho bill at once nnd en
denvor to tnko It up In tho houso next
Tuesday.
Tho advocates of Increasing tho mem
bership of tho houso do not consider tho
voto of today as In any way decisive, us
ono ot tlo absent members wbb quoted
nt tho meeting ns favorable to nn Increase
and tho other absent member Is said to
bo" doubtful, but rather Inclined to nn In
crease. After tho voto had been tnken to
day those seeking nn Increase moved an
adjournment In order to postpone final
action until tho nbsentecs wero present.
They succeeded In this, cnrrylng tho ad
journment ngnlnst tho wishes of thoso
fnvorablo to lcnvlng tho representation
ns nt present. Tho rhangc was caused
by tho arrival of Mr. Kussoll of Connecti
cut, who did not, howovcr, express his
vlows for or ugalnst an Incrcnse.
KfKiirm 011 L'uhn'M Trmle.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15. Tho division of
Insular affairs. War department, makes pub
lic today 11 otatement of tho trado of Cuba
tor the llacnl year ended Juno 30 last. Mer
chandise to tho valuo of $71,081, 1ST wore Im
ported during tho year, composed In the
greater part ot food products nnd manu
factured articles. Of tho Importation $34,
847,008 worth enmo from tho United Stntes.
Tho Importation from Porto Klco amounted
to $1,611,337, and over $5,000,000 worth came
from. Central and South America. Tho total
Importation, including gold nnd silver, was
$70,860,813. It Is set forth slnco tho dato
of American occupation, Juno 17, 1898, up to
tho end of tho Inst fiscal year, Imports to
tho valuo of t$113,84C,603 havo entered the
ports of Cuba. Tho vnluo of exports of mer
chandise from Cuba during tho last fiscal
year, most of which wero products of agri
culture, Is set down nt $45,228,340. Tho
total exportntlon of gold nnd silver amounted
to $4,253,206. The oxports by countries show:
To tho United States. $35,012,629; to Porto
Rico, $81,580; to tho Hnwnllan Islands, $6,
426. Tho total exports from tho Island slnco
It passed Into tbo possession ot tho United
States amounted to $81,814,552. "
Capture Counterfeiter nml Coin.
WASHINGTON, Doc. 15. Chief Wllklo of
the secret servlco .-ecetvod a telegram to
day announcing tho nrrest In San Francisco
of WJlllam Ilcnton Frltch nnd Kmmctt Den
ton Frltch, fnthor nnd son, on a chargo of
counterfeiting. Last Tuesday a work
man, high up on tho now postofllco building
at Snn Francisco, noticed two men nt work
In n back room In a building some dtstanco
away. Occasionally ono ot tho men enmo
to tho window and Intently looked nt an
object In his hand. Tho workman grow
STILL SLASHING PIANO PRICES
Hamilton Pianos, $338,00
Next Friday and Saturday our big Sales Days
at the New Store,
,52,ESET' J. J. hus roN
Iron Trains, 10c, 25c nnd up.
Steam Engines,
24e, 43c und up.
Iron Wagons,
10c, 24c nnd up.
OPEN EVENINGS,
This is the Key:
TO THE WHOLE CHHIBTMA8 SITUA
TION. Tho problem of "what to buy" Is
ever recurring. Thnt other problem of
where to buy It follows closo upon Us heels.
This storo has solved them both for you,
solved them In a most satisfactory manner,
an u ellmpso of this big holiday equipment
will prove. The tlmo draws nlch. tha
climax will soon bo reached. Each day nnd
evory day from now on till Christmns tills
storo stands In tho brench ready to supply
your o(ery want at right prices nnd tho
best assortment we havo ever shown.
HARDY'S,
The 99-Cetit Store,
15191521 Douglas
Iron
Fire Engine, etc., 23e, 49c nnd up.
Express Wngons,
25c and up.
Hanks in All
Styles, 5c, 10c up.
i juiii! .)i.j.-jvit 1 1 j
suspicious nnd came to tho conclusion thnt
tho men wero counterfeiters and reported
tho farts to Georgo Ilozen of the western
division of the secret service. Mr. Hazcn
procured a Held glass and on Wednesday
went up on top of tho postofllco building,
whero ho watched tho operations of the two
men. His observations confirmed the con
clusions of tho workman' and with a
search wnrrant ho went to tho placo nnd
found tho two men engaged in "filing" ten
dollar gold pieces. The meu were arrested
and $2,200 In coin captured.
lliMinllnu lleleiiitle norn In.
WASHINGTON, Den. 15. Delegate Wil
cox of Hawaii, recently appointed to repre
sent tho island In the house, nrrlvcd In
Wnshlngton today nnd wns sworn In as n
delegate to the house. Mr. Wilcox Is not
unknown here, having been present while
tho Hawaiian lcglslntlvo bill was being per
fected. Tho delegate says Hawaii experienced
considerable excitement nt tho Inltlnl elec
tion, but now quiet Is restored nnd tho 1st
nnds nrc "prosperous. Tho people feel, ho
snys, that they havo more advantages than
ever beforo nnd tho election afforded Hum
an opportunity ot learning tho power en
trusted to them. Mr. Wilcox will propose
somo chnnges In tho Hnwnllan law, Including
nn amendment whereby tho Hawnltnn lan
guago may bo used lti tho courtB as well as
tho English lnngunge.
Popiilntlmi of Mnntniin Ton in.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15. Tho population
of certain Incorporated places In Montnna
having a population of moro than 2,000, but
less than 25,000, is n follows:
Anacondu 9.453 Knllspoll 2.CM
Hillings 3,221 Livingston 2.7TS
Hozemnn 3.419 Missoula 4 Ififi
Great Kails II.MOHed Lodgo 2,152
Helena 10,770 Wnlkervlilo 2,021
The population of cortnln Incorporated
places In New Mexico having n population
of moro than ?,000, but less than 25,000, Is
ns follows;
Albuquerque .... C.73S Koswell 2,000
anllun 2,916 Sunta Fo 5,fio:i
Las Vegas 3.552 Silver City 2,733
llnton 3,540
Itniitlue IIusIiicsh In ?eunte.
WASHINGTON, Deo. 15. Mr. Nelson
(Minn.) gnvo notice when tho sennto con
vened todny that on Jnnuary 12 ho would
present resolutions relative to tho death of
his colleague, Mr. Davis, and ask that busi
ness bo suspended to pror.ounco eulogies 011
tho distinguished services of tho deceased,
A bill wns passed nmendlng tho criminal
lnws of tho District of Columbia relative to
tho deposit of money ns surety.
Considcrablo minor routine business was
disposed of nnd then at 12:23 p. ni on
motion of Mr. Lodgo of Massachusetts, thn
senato went Into executive session to
further consider tho Hay-Tnuncefoto treaty.
No Seleelliiii of CoiwIJiilor Illnhop.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15. Hcforo lcnvlng
for his homo In Minnesota Inst night, Arch
bishop Irelnnd stated that no selection of
a coadjutor or assistant bishop for tho nrch
dloceso of St. Pnul hns yet becrf made.
During his recent visit to Homo the arch
bishop suggested to tho holy bpo the need
of appointing an assistant prelate for that
Jurisdiction, owing to Its rapid progress.
It is yet a matter of conjecturo whether
Illshop O'Oorman ot South Dakota or ono
of tho secular clergy of St. Paul will he
promoted to tho olllco.
IteKlMer nml llecelvcr nt Pierre.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15. Tho president
today jent tho following nominations to tha
sennto: ,
Albert Wheeler, to be register of tho land
offlco at Pierre, S. I).; Henry B. Cutting, to
bo receiver of public monoys at Pierre, S,
D.j Second Lieutenant James Hnnsou, Four
teenth Infantry, to bo llrst lieutenant;
James E. Boyd of North Carolina, to bo
United Stntes district Judgo for tho West
ern district of North Carolina, which ap
pointment was mado during tho recess of
congress.
Confirmed by the Sennit-.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13. Confirmations
by tho senato: Judson C. Clements of
Georgia, to bo Intorstato commcrco com
missioner (a reappointment); Nlmrod S.
Wnlpolo of Pueblo, Colo., to bo Indian
agent of tho Jlcarllla ngency In Now
Mexico,
Duke II lit Not I'll til lllm.
LONDON, Dec. 15. Judgment for 250
wns entered In tho Queens bench court to
day against tho duko of Manchester for wluo
nnd clgnrs supplied by a city merchant. Tho
claim was not contested.
'Drums, 10c, lOo nnd up.
Itubber Dolls, Toy Bureaus,
10c, 25c and up. K'c, 25c and up.
Hocking Horses, 93c, J1.9S and up.
Carts,
Iron Cars, 10c, 19c and up.
Toy Hoats, 10c, 25c nnd up.
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TAFT'S PHILADELPHIA DENTAL ROOMS
1517 Douglas Street.
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You may Itave Omaha altar braakffasf taday an
"THE OVERLAND LIMITED"
an d arrive In San Frantlsco sooner than It you Utt yesterday la any othir route
The
brnted
equipped
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Double Drawing Room Palace Sleepers, broad vostlbuled Cars
throughout, Iiuffot Smoking aud Library Cars with Barber Shops
and Pleasant Iloadinjj Rooms, Dining Cars meals belnsr served a
la carto, and ovo.-y delicaoy Is provided, The cars are Ulumlna.
tod with tho famous Plntsob Light and heated with steam. A
notable feature is that aafoty, perfect comfort and speed are all
Included.
Only Two Nights
betweeri
Omaha and San Francisco.
New City Ticket Office, 1324 Farnam St, Telephone 316
t
heartily endorse Swamp-Root from every
standpoint. Thero ts such a pleasant taste
to Swamp-Root and It goes right to the
weak spots and drives them out of the
system." MRS. MARY ENQELHARDT.
Il - ooot, tho great Kidney, Liver nnd Hladdcr remedy, ts so remarkablo successful that
which nil readers of tho Twentieth Century Farmer who havo nof nlready tried It may
by mail. Also n book telling all about kldnoy and blnddor troubles nnd containing
testimonial lotterB received from men nnd women cured by Swamp-Root. Ho suro and
Omnha Sunday Bee when Bending your address to Dr. Kilmer & Co., I)lnghamton,N',Y.
Institute...
I9th and Leavenworth Sts.
OMAHA, NOB.
and Leavenworth streets, Omnhn.
Dwlght, Illinois. Physicians In
III., for this work In Omaha. Drink
tobacco habit and neurasthenia nil
Omuliu institute, which has new fur
UK plant. Finest and most heartaomo
ment cures these diseases by restoring
normal state. IT CUKES 1JY ItE
tliat the patient Is left In a normal
craving, desire nor necessity for stlmu
eatment and proofs of Its success sent
Curo Is indorsed by the United States
Ir credit. All correspondence strictly
TRIP TO CALIFORNIA, In
refral splendor, can be made on
Overlaud Limited," the cole,
Union Pacific train. This
m
train runs Tla tho "Ovorland Route,"
the established route across the con
tinent. It has perhaps the most finely
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cars In the world. Thero are
How to Find Outfit You
Need Swamp-Root.
It used to be considered that only urinary
and bladder troubles wero to be traced to
the kidneys, but uow modern science proves
that nearly all dlsenies have their begin
ning In the disorder ot these most Im
portant organs,
The kidneys Alter and purity the blood
that Is tholr work.
So when your kidneys are weak or out of
order you can understand how quickly your
entire body Is affected and how every
organ seems to tall to do Its duty.
If you aro sick or "feel bndly" begin
taking the famous new discovery, Dr. Kil
mer's Swnmp-Root, because as soon ns
your kidneys aro well they will holp all
the ether organs to health. A trial will
convince any one.
Weak and unhealthy kidneys are respon
rlble for moro sickness and suffering than
any other disease and If permitted to con
tlnue fatal results are sure to follow.
Kidney troublo Irritates the nerves, roaksn
you dtziy, restless, sleepless and irritable,
Mnkes you pass water often during tho
day nnd obliges you to get up many time
during tho night. Causes puffy or dark
circles under tho eyes, rheumatism, gravel,
catarrh of the bladder, pain or dull acho
In tho back, Joints nnd muscles, makes your
head ache and back ache, causes Indiges
tion, stomach nnd liver troublo; you get a
sallow, yellow complexion; makes you feel
as though you had henrt troublo; you may
have plenty of ambition, but no strength;
get weak and waste an ay.
Tho cure for theBc troubles Is Dr. Kil
mer's Swamp-Root, the wnrtd-fnmous kid
ney remedy. In taking Swamp-Root you
afford natural holp to naturo, for Swamp
Root Is the most perfect healer and gentla
aid to the kidneys thnt Is known to medical
science.
If thero Is any doubt tn your mind as to
your condition take from your urine on
rising about four ounces, place It tn a
glass or bottle and lot It stand twenty-four
hours. If on examination It ts milky or
cloudy, If thero Is a brick-dust settling or
If small particles float about In It, your
kidneys are In need ot Immediate atten
tion. Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and I'
used In tho leading hospltalB, recommended
by physicians In their private practice, and
la taken by doctors themselves who hava
kidney ailments, because they recognize Id
It the grratost and most successful remedy
for kidney, liver and bladder troubles.
It you are already convinced that Swamp:
Root Is what you need you cau purchaai
the regular fifty-cent and one dollar site
bottles at the drug stores everywhere.
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Special Holiday
Piano
Sale
$167
Buys a now upright plnno on
$5.00 payments. You hnve
seeu ii like instrument else
where for ifiiriO.
DON'T FORGET
Knabe Pianos.
Kimball Pianos.
Kranlch & Bach Pianos.
Hallett & Davis Pianos.
sold only by
A. Hospe
1513 Douglas
Special
Excursions
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Holiday Rates,
Dec. 23, 24, 25, 31st and Jan. 1st,
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