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THE OMAHA DAILY JJEE: SUM)AV, ALCiLST 1, mm.
HOW TO BE SAFE
FROM SUMMER SUFFERING,
Bummer sufferlngl
What causes It?
Think for a minute! , .
In tlie summer every form of deciy nnu
fermentation Is many times an active as
In winter.
If milk becomes too warm. It Hours,
curdles, turnii to choose. It will do It in a
buby's stomach and bowels as quickly as
in a pan.
If you leave meat off the ice It "won t
keep," It becmoK tainted and lnfc e I
with vermin. Giirbngo rot and sout8 in
tho swill barrel In th. Hummer heal, .f
your food remains even a short time undl
Kested in your stomach and bowels, during
the summer heat, It sours, creates Kftfc.
poisons tho blood, which it also overheats.
You have nn'lcd when a setting of d null
begins to "rise.'' that It nets warm n-id
mnkes bubbles of (fas thnt swell up the
"sponge." That's fermentation, and is n.l
right when It takes place outside of t o
body, because the noxious gases escape Into
the air and leavo only I he wood tanAWW
behind, ready for baking. Not until baked
ttniith it 'takes" place In the stomach and
bowels, no matter whether It '". .
meat, vegetables, fruit, m Ik, cbm, or what
not. you will bo slck-sick with a tour
stomach, u sick headache, furred t"imiic
lily liver, acid urine, diarrhoea, lwntrry.
colic, cholera morbus, Jaundice, rash. Pim
ples, prickly heat, and if yo I 're 'nel'n
to piles or chronic consllpatlon ill the c
thlnKH'wIll b Just thnt much wrr.v.
"summer hent' does it-Just th' imr J
you set the mash or spongo In tho heat 01
the stovo to sour.
.Mloriilie nml Tniifwiirm.
Everybody knows that summer heat fa
vors the Insect world-malarial in ns t oes
bugs, worms, maggots. Jigger, cater m. r-..
flics, carrion beetles; all are II yely ."! " "j
at work (jetting their "vel hoo(l t of to
ummer fermenting. loc'n" M?e nn veis"
vegetal. matter that (Ills the "'"
Sk the hot HPell. XJn "ft1
billions of animals, lame ami snm.i.
help destroy this poisonous .tuft. , , m,.
Bamo way in the body. "'nil ,uenM'
crobes, bacteria, ptomaine, nil '""
S'SSn andrwi ere'ver C weailn' appear!!
the" heynsV, ttm ft myriads .The . lerr'M
increase It the death ih c ?
In tho summer time Ih Mused i ino
vidua" with whom It made its home.
Appendicitis.
Hi dr.
IZS i' n little crape seed that Mtuck
"nTh" bowel" instead o'f beln thrown out
of the system. Nowndnvs the doctors cut
open the body. dig out the grape. seed and
s,rn"ghtcn the "kink" with a knife. Not a
pleasant process, you may bo sure.
Wlint Xntiirr Dors.
Tho first provision nature has mwlo In
cet rid of tho nasty, sour mess in the
KdyeauSed by summer hent la to drive it
oJt through the pores. That s h a
rersCn perspires so much In the summer
time, am I every one knows that persplra
t on-BW ekt-l sour. Underwear removed
After a hot dav smells sour nnd nil sweat
Is sour and offensive, showing that It re
moves ncld filth from tho body.
Then again, nature cuts down your ap
petite, because when you cat a snuiro
meal parts of It sour before it can be
digested and the machine hacks up until
the sour stuff can he gotten rid of. Nearly
everybody loses flesh In tho summer tlmo.
because the food Is not digested properly.
Of course nature wantB everybody to get
ln a
cool pincc, uiKD u msji ..un.u .-
ON UNCLE SAM'S CARPET
Pmainut Oitiiim of Norfolk Huit Comd to
TJmited Itatai Court.
CHARGED WITH IMPROPER USE OF MAILS
Arraignment by Government flrimn
Out of Snle of Chnnees on nn Audi
torium llullillnic Hume, Which
Is llrandcd a Lottery.
Several prominent cUIicdb of Norfolk,
Neb., will appear In tho role of defendants
In the United States district court ut
Omaha at Its next term, to be prosccutod
for using tho United States malls for pro
moting a lottery. In this body will ap
pear nn cx-candldato for congress, a promi
nent physician and nn ex-attorney generul
of tho state of Nebraska, together with
other distinguished citizens.
The trouble grows out of a recent attempt
on the part of certain pcoplo of Norfolk to
dlsposo of an auditorium building. A com
pany wao formed for tho purpose of rafillni;
tho place to persons who would purchase n
large, number of tickets at $1 each. Cir
culars woro propared and sent broadenst
over tho United States, giving n glowing
description of the building, together with
Ha earnings In times past. On these cir
culars appeared, among others, tho names
of John II. Hays, Or. S. A. Daer and Isaac
I'owcrs, men who gave the enterprise a
standing which It could not otherwise havo
possessed. In order that tho circulars
might reach people of standing In the dif
ferent communities the perrons sending
them out availed themselves of their post
tlonB In fraternal societies. Securing tho
names of secretaries of (ho different ordors
to which they belonged, they mailed cir
culars to each of them and at the same
time sent them tickets which woro to be
old at Jl each.
Clreiilnrn fin llron.l.-iiHt.
Nobrnska was flooded with the circulars
and they wero displayed In clgnr storci and
other reort In the larser cltlea for sev
eral months. Hut the effort to sell tickets
was not confined to tho state where the
prominent partlos were known and re
spected and whero their oclnt standing
would make the probability of complaint
being filed ngnlnst them remote. Among
the places reached by the promoters of tho
Bchumo was San I-'rnnclsco. The loJgo
secretary who rocelved tho circular In the
California city bad misgivings In regard
to the legitimacy of tho sciicmo nnd to
satisfy his doubts mailed tho circular with
tho accompanying papers to the roetoftlco
department at Washington.
On receipt of the circulars a special In
pector of the postomre department was
sent to Norfolk, where ho spent sovcral
days Investigating the schemo nnd then re
turned lo Washington. Tho drawing of the
lottery was to take place May 1, but whether
It took place or not la not stated. The In
spector mnde a report to headquarters and
Immediately orders were Issued declaring
tho onterprlso to be unlawful and denying
BadCoughs
Neglected colds always
lead to something serious.
They run into chronic bron
chitis, pneumonia, asthma,
or consumption Don't wait.
Take Aycr's Cherry Pec
toral and stop your cough.
J5.,.,$l.0,
J,C.AYCRC0.,Lll,
nucntly, so as to keep the temperature cf
tho body low, nnd so on. nut most people
nro not so lucky na to bo choosers and
they have to work nnd hustle for n liveli
hood In the summer s heat, the name ns
any other time. ,
So, as you can't follow the dictates of
nature and lounge In the woods or loll In
III,, mtirf tit fh,. u.n.linfd ntul i?K-r the. llOt
and tired wife and thn colicky, prickly
heated babies a summer vacation by tlie
rippling rills, you ought to bo glad therj s
a way to assist nature nnd avoid nil the
dangerH of summer sjfforlng
Keep Clciin Inildr.
It's slmplo and easy, If you know how.
Keep clean Inside! , ,
Stop tho undigested food from sotirlnn In
your atomach and bowels! Koinovo regu
larly all sour refuse In your body, sweeten
the system nnd Keep It In shape to take
every nourishment out of your food and
expel ull unnecessary rubbish.
Keep cool inside! ....
You can t keep cool outside if you have a
blazing, boiling, souring mass of corrup
tion Inside of you.
Isn't thnt common sense?
Most people think diarrhoea Is the op
posite of constipation. It Is not. Diarrhoea
Is a form of constipation and Is caused by
nature trying to get rid of the obstruction
of nrld-weftkened bowels.
The propor thing to do therefore Is to
keep your bowelH strong, healthy, natural
all summer, and to do bo you must itso a
medicine gotten up for that particular
purpose. A physic, pills, liquids, old
fashioned rippers would kill you. And yet
YOC MCST keep the channel clean, pure
and open. ,
There Is only one preparation th-it will do
It. and you will find It in any drug store,
We. 25c or 50o a box-Caveat etn Candy ca
thartic, purely vege'nble. sweet, in,' 1 ko
candy, stop fermentation, make the mouth,
breath pure and sweet and keep thn In
side clean and cool One of Ca cr ti'
mon wonderful qualities Is thnt mamma
eats n tablet, baby :ets the benefit. Nursing-
mothers make their milk mildly purpa
tlvn by eating Cnscarets. This Is th onlv
felentfllc. safe way to protect suckbnit In
fants nKnlnst summer suffering, Children
llko Cnscnrets and should tako a little
piece of rt tablet every d y.
The writer of this article has written the
above from most careful tests nnd his ex
perience proves that Cnscnrets tired regu
larly during the summer's heat abso'tt'clv
prevent all the discuses usually attributed
to the effect of summer. In the south th".v
have been used niiccefsfullv nq a preventive
of yellow fever. Asiatic cholera nnd else
where of the plague. Should anyone desire
to try them before buying, the writer Irs
arranged with the manufacturers to s'nd
a fre sample nnd booklet to any petsm
mentioning this article and addressing Ster
ling Hcmedy Co., Chicago or New ork.
STRIKE 1
of Tlioosnnds
Tolred.
lltindred
Are In-
Troulile In nn Iniportniit l'nrt of the
Oruniilxiitlon AITeets All the Ilest
A I'orfoetl lltirinoiiloitN Sjulein Kn
lly Thrown Out of (!enr.
Organized labor bus renched Bitch a stace
thnt anything nffectlng a particular branch
of It draws all tho rest Into the dllTlcn'ty.
It Is exactly the rame way with the differ
ent organs of the human body. Work too
hard, cat too much, drink too much, exer
cl.e but little be n little Irregular In any
wnv nnd the liver quits work.
Thon the bowels become constipated nnd
the stomach goes on strike. The heart Is
affected, the brain follows suit, and every
pnrt In the body Is drnggerl Into the troub'c.
The only wnv out of It Is to go at the
source of all thlf th" liver. Square your
self with the liver and all will get back to
regular natural work.
Cnscarets Candv Cathartic mnke thl--s
right with the liver. They perfume .
breath, prevent food from souring on i ic
Btomach. glv tone to the bowels, strenethen
the Intestlnnl muscles, while they are clean
ing nnd stirring up tho liver to renewed
activity.
No matter how long a case has been ln
curablo, Cnscarets are guaranteed . to put
things right ns they should be nnd set tho
whol" machinery n-golng. And you can
get them nt any drug store or by mall for
price ICc. 2."c or $0c. Addrp" Sterling Rem
edy Co., Chicago or New York.
It tho use of the malls upon the grounds
that It was a lottery. Hero It was supposed
the matter was to drop until yesterday,
when word was received at Oinaha from
Washington instructing tho district attorney I
of tho United States to Institute criminal
prosecution ngnlnst all parties connected
with tho schemo and to make the prosecu
tion vigorous, as tho Norfolk plan had be
come common In parts of the United States
and tho department desires to make nn ex
amplo which will be heeded.
There Arc Others.
Persons who nro familiar with the matter
express some surprise that tho Norfolk
affair should bo selected, as others of the
samo character havo been permitted to go
forward to completion without government
Interference. Tho first of these known In
Omaha was when tho Plcrco homestead of
Sioux City wns raffled off. The advertise
ment was sent out announcing the raffling
of a ranch In northwest Nebraska, which
proved In plnco of a raffle to bo a scheme
to tecuro money, as no rnfflo was ever held.
In Omaha about tho tlmo tho raffle at Nor
folk was nnnounccd the owner of a poultry
yard nt Ssuth Omaha and tho owner of a
fruit farm near Florence both announced
a rafllo similar to the others, but It Is un
derstood that both of theso enterprises havo
been Given up by their projectors.
Hut tho Knnsas City Auditorium company
Is the Institution which Iisb uninterruptedly
continued to operate tho samo sort of a lot
tery longer than any other company in tho
west since the Louisiana State lottery was
closed, Ever slnco the Inception of the first
auditorium In Kansas City tho company hns
hold rnltles, only n week or two ago adver
tising In the Kansas City papers n drawing
which would Boon tako placo. For two
years or more the lottery has been operated
at different times and so far ns known tho
government hns taken no cognlzanco of tho
affair.
UNCLE SAM'S ERRATIC CLOCK
With n I-'ow Moro '1'nlxtn nml Turn
It Will I'rolml.ly Ho In
fiooil Nliupo,
Tho problem of Omaha's government
clock Is still engaging tho attention of
Uncle Sam. "Other problems of Btato have
boon settled," caid Custodian Oadot Taylor,
"but It seems that tho dilemma of tho clock
will romalu with us always." It 1b the
same old question: How to alter tho fnc-J
of the chronometer so that ono may toll
the tlmo hy night.
As matters stand now, It Is n good day
light clock, but Its work at night Is a little
coarao. If one would know tho tlm6 of
night he must wait and listen until tho
gong strikes, but as It strikes only one
stroke, Indicating tho half hour, nt nlnht,
even this leaves much to bo hoped .for.
Howover. It la known now what tho clock
needs. Jeweler John Itudd, who holds tho
government contrnct to keep tho timepiece
in order, hns mnde an Investigation and has
found that the cross-sections must como
out. The crots-sectlons nro tho Iron braces
that extend at right angles across tho face
of tho clock, like the dash of nn old-fashioned
window, the purposo being to
strengthen tho glass, which is In four
pieces. With the crocB. sections removed,
ono single plate of glaBS would constitute
tho face of the clock, and then there would
bo nothing to confuao the cyo whllo taking
a reading.
Tho chronometer is keeping excellent
tlmo now. Since the overhauling It re
ceived July i It has varied less than fifteen
seconds,
SWORD AND BELT FOR HILLIS
IIIkIi .School Soldlem Ileiiii-nilier The;
Cnpliiln In IMrafclutr nml Huh
stuutlnl .Vhiiinrr.
Company D of the High school battalion
presentod Warren S, Hlllls, former captain
of tho company, with a hnndiomo sword
and belt. A very pleasant aurprlso was
prepftrod (or the captain by his (ormer
CARNEGIE'S CRY.
Would (llvi- In HI, Million
for
Health, When 10 Cent
Would lln (.
,i-'l.nmPot rpa,,y t0 1,0 envied," said An
:r.SnrncK.lc' l"e K1 millionaire, In n
mf. ?l.ti,i,.,ri'liw Hl sklb0 cn!,lIc- "Mow "
minnnM.U HhCl InG7, 1 'U" 60 'enr8 Old atld
in mS.-n ?PBt !"y food- 1 wouM Klvo you
Ml rt i?nVli""MH Jt yU C0UW K,V0 1110 '0Ull
Nc
men!
lin-it thnt
Medicinal
anything
I have t.-il.e
dVHIH'l.slll. Imnni
that acted Hornet VVl
J....H i.b your mrri
iiiimor-Bt,, I'hiia.V
.loom tnree year
your uascarets. At
(late- i nave not fof
hand. I am. I think
pepuc nnu nave slm
clill.l, nnd nlthough
!o inurougniy conv
reeonimenue.i men.
no lit s Itself. Al
buo since tliat t
only a strong
l:aHcarettJ are
ing, hllnd to
put of tiien.
lias been th
ell. I nin
Its Just what
Mine was n severo
and I hnve some th
never found anywher
never nn opportunity t
ways very cranky at tl
yenrs, and nl?o sullclently
I can highly recommqend
PROGRESS IN MEDICINE.
Medical Science (ir.m Apnce lvltli
Clvlllcntlon
And nmong tho lending remedies one that
combines all the results of scientific study
up to the present time nnd Is put up in con
venient nnd economical form, easy to take,
easy to carry Is the famous Cascarets.
Five yenrs ago marked the time of the sale
of the first box. hast year the salo reached
the enormous total of
Over Htx Million Hose.
In this hustling, evcry-day, busy Ufo of
ours people need just this kind of a medi
cine to stimulate their bowels nnd keep
them regular. Cascarets act on the liver
Just enough to help nature without causing
that nwful sick, weakening feeling that
usually follows the taking of calomel nnd
violent purges. We hope our readers who
have never tested tho merits of Cascarets
will give them n Rood trial. Wo llko them
because we believe In them and because we
know they nro good.
company. While he wns sitting In front
of his homo at 2118 Chicago street Fri
day evening the compnny marched down
the street in uniform. Before Captain mi
lls reallcd what wns happening Lieutenant
Artemas Kelkcnnoy had presented hlra
with the sword with a few remarks con
cerning tho esteem In which tho members
of tho company held their retiring cap
tain. IllUts responded briefly. The mem
bers of tho company spent tho evening at
tho IIUUs homo.
LABOR DAY PREPARATIONS
Union Oritnnisntlonn of Omnhn nnd
South Omnhn Will Cclchrnte
Jolntl) Council niuffs ns Guest.
At the meeting of the Joint committee of
the central labor bodies of Omaha, South
Omaha and Council DluffB Friday It was
decided to hold a Joint celebration of Labor
day In the cities of Oinaha and South
Omnha Monday, September 2. Last year
the labor unions of Council Bluffs promised
to Join Omaha thla year If Omaha would
Join them at that time, and acting under
this agreement tho unions of Council Bluffs
will bo the guests of tho Omaha and South
Omaha unions this year, taking no pnrt In
the mnnngement of th) affair and assuming
no financial responsibility. The program
for tho day has not yet boon arranged, but
it was decided to have n public parade in
Omnhn in the morning of Labor day and to
hold the nfternoon services In Syndicate
park, South Omahn.
In previous yenrs It has been customary
for tho committees to solicit funds from tho
merchants and others to pay tho expenses
of tho celebration, but this year It was do
cldcd that the labor unions of the two cities
were stronc enough to stand alone and
could finance tho affair thomsolves. The
officials program will bo published In tho
Workers' Gazette, which will Issue a special
Labor day edition, the proceeds to bo usod
in defraying tho expensos of tho day.
Committees were appointed bb follows:
Grounds Sam Kevins, F. E. LaDuke,
George Kleffner.
Music F. W. Lcssentlnc, Ed Coponharve,
L. V. Ouye.
Printing Ed Copenharve, A. N. Davis,
L. V. Guye.
Concessions Hnrry Sage, J. J, Kerrigan,
F. K. LaDuke, Fred Moore, G. F. Smith.
James Snln.on, II. A. Groves.
Entertnlnmont J, A. Bradford, P. T, Tow
ers, A. Mullcr, Hnrry Sage, Georgo Kleffner.
Program L. V. Guye, with power to
uamo two other members.
Speakers Georgo Kleffner, L. V. Guye,
J. J. Kerrigan.
Tho Joint committee adjourned to meet
at South Omnha Wednesday evening.
MRS. MITCHELL HAS HER SAY
Woman WIiuhc Name Figure In Cut
Oft Luke UplNodr Decilitre
.She Wan 'ot Druiile.
Mrs, Bert Mitchell, tho woman who
figured In tho mystery nt Cut-Off lake, says
she was not lntnxlcatod at the tlmo her
husband wns nlleged to have drugged her,
but wns suffering with nervousness. Mrs.
Mitchell dcolnres the entire nffalr was ex
aggerated and that thore was really no
ground for nlarm.
AX INNOVATION.
. . .
Uxeuralon to Nriv York vln Hnltlmoro
A Ohio llnllronil.
Hound trip tickets will be Bold from July
I to October 20, Chicago to New York, at
$31 for tho round trip, with stopover going
at either Wnahlngton, Baltimore or Phila
delphia nr at tho Pan-American cxpoattlon
returning, This will enable you to visit
Atlantic City or other seaside resorts. Send
12 cents for "Ouldo to Washington" nnd
"lleaaons Why." For further Information
call on or address J. C. Burch, Omaha, Neb.,
or B. N. Austin, General Passenger Agent,
135 Adams street, Chicago,
t'oor m 1 ona rel So wlso nnd vol n hllrwit circuit court, nortnern uisinei 01 unio, n
.Youth he could not )uy, but a hale and , Cleveland, has entered a comprehenslbe de
hearty old age Is his to purchase " nnd It 'crco " Injunction ngnlnst one Oovey. the
will not cost him h Is I millions "'person In question, restarting hltn from
It will cost him Just 10 cents and hi '"sl"K "'c word Cnscarets, the words Candy
plaint "I cannot d gest my ' food"' need ?Lv Cathartic, any box. tablet, label or ndver
crosg his lips iiunlti nc;er Itlsement like those used by CnBcarets or
I have tried almost everv reme.lv for , 1 Hcmody Company are determined to defend flkeJc r'VJ .tV'
-"W" ",ia ,ts nttendimt troubles 'l'f,VA Uf,lr, rlgl,l!,' Uy ,he hon" l'
'jo In nrm. the mother eats a Cascaret.
na e paid n large amount in doctors' bills 1 Sf.f, "fI? 5,?.! ,,J,i M u nrnmntv i.oi.i 11 makes her milk mildly purgative and
but I t M.?V,r?kc,l ."Vrllal treatment" I .Xw whKi w 1 b51"11", ,h bnby- ..Vl,,rr "'l"" rilt
imvti.in lnCI,'.fc.'", that 1 lmvc uver " . slctirc f cSnvleMon of nnv f"lct'f 'f , Cnscaret like candy. They taste
inn i 2v,.?..nctr,u,'V" M,c we" Votir V ,nn when Cilscn rut ti&ZsOly !00,, ,,nako ,hl' ,vt'r. Ilvel'- Prevent sour
am , 2J &', r,"".''. Ca'hartlc Cascarets. '"T.'V" on thei S?-Wi?,0,n,Jc,1 ,,llrlf; 11,0 1,100,1 ",uI regulate the
i am convinced that It Is tho ono perfect 1 vuld ue on tr!i::ii."tM bowels, perfectly.
AnM i i "'"KKisn movements of tho jm. I U (t owflr;vvWj"j.:A. ..u" ully nml ,r-v. cascarets today. It's v,hnt
quent upon close attention tno ?";$SG "l what wo say they do. that
l.',.'."l.co V ''"'"'room. and I on JfcivXy :$.X their merit. All drugtlsts, b)c, Ko
hury,0mr,ai!J"V'f'rker c""lf,test '7.':V or 8P"' for price. Semi for b.mklet
i rinrilm '."l,IF rfiiiolv.- I'h jy;'l":yy sample. Address Sterling lteme.lv
Principal Woodstock illgh .(.'Afe: Montreal, Can., or New York
; .r"fihM , JtfiM0Wb!maMfci& ffW. 8 OF PAIN.
v? -MfTf'f' v mw rmvm-mmTmn'--f:,r-'- i, "iwtm tho nver. ami tone
t.!.':XlMJM M)b.a. aBBmXW.yW J.v.V .ml keen regular.
lV..f.tPyTJ"WfcffSIHK 'IB M !'..' 1 Vu t. I.., ..vn.rlenen of
WtetfUW..jm'J'WM red the tortures of the
Kil5mtiZESS ' fW3BMK: VX- ,n.V ic " reuVi- lm ,,11 to no
Vv:-J'f.JlY.iriT)B3Pfh. '.TV IHUH .Ml r, I.' K;iWAArM?.-.:i ..... ihr..o w....kH nun. when 1
s:.'WVMt5tt&imMii&& "swmmm a iuii" &mwyi&mw-.::V:T r.?ret m the town of
'A'. rv.-tyKM WB-eSMtB, m I HnIfi8HHKteZ- Kt .'LTJWfr'JWHWS-ANX. i hnV I never found
. turn n igti.'TNJwa murrrii 1 i i n 1 1 wre,fflyrAV..WAy,y..v-ia. . .i;. . .., .ii..
M iR l mlm IW)W mo new .man, also
$100.00 REWARD.
(iri Whnt You Ask I'or nml Don't Let
n Denier TnlU You Into lluylnu
HotnethliiR Ulne.
The Sterling Ilemcdy Co., manufacturers
of Cascarets Candy Cathratlc, have Just ' Nothing so oweet and touching ns a moth
succeeded In locating nnd legally crushing i cr,'f,,curo 'r her little ones,
one of many who are security the , results ' kcttJinl A?" n.ri.ol.nfni0 hcp nnx,fly
of Cnscarets' fame by making Imitations , in,,a.l.im Vn,m?. ,n
and substitutes. Justice Wing of the V. H, 1 . '"J. 0n0,V "car, ?." ,.". c .V?..",ro !
.,-,,,m,r.i,KK.rimarft, . lMf for-.
il4 I-A-. ;l U mi ...terested
KtTi&evriibS-iSi- dOttn '. ffcWWMS.to.WSV.AiSfil a except to tvt tnc
'..'.VtSliWr' VBT uyn'L-'.vnn un,W,r Vfimil BWJ V1 AWtUWHWWKJi :-y ...ll ntr i.IIph I have snetit
r i" . . : -. s''',i".V.. .-!. . . . tnnti von ever
it' i.:,I..V'.'..''"V....V.'.rV; ,v.''!.:''i:..,.''.iJ . ..vi. .,. i ult..M.r rr.,., mnrnhip until
. . v.. ... ......... I ..1 . l.v . Cf . ....!. I .... .1.... ..m... ..il.Ic.tu n rrt n
that I can lilt '-...I y.:u?..;:Ai'. Si:-)i J-:,V.-.. Imnn in ..rr..rln- inimiitiltv ...nl vnu urn
SL':i'l'':''''x'tf , at liberty to refer any one to me. Wishing
W- ''..Vir'.' t V.. .V. - .h.il llie I ul mauu I r...vintn .nurd Irntv f1 II
."1'..mVs!-' '- .V.'vV.V. ..O.Vl
would not mistake
atlons nnd counter-
don t you ever imv
the ro are made and sometimes
by unscrupulous dealers, whose Intention la
to mislead the buyer and lufrlngo on our
trade-mark nnd trade-name.
The same reward will be paid for evi
dence enabling us to convict nny one of
manufacturing nnd offering for sale nny
Imltntlon, counterfeits or InfrlngementH of
Cnscarets or No-To-Hac, As soon as some
one tries to sell you something else, when
you ask for Cascarets or No-To-Hac, look
out for him! Oct all the details and con
fl.1 iHniiv write us on the subject at once.
iTascarets nre made in tablet
form, this size, always stamped
CCC. never sold In bulk but al
ways packed In metal boxes,
with the long-tailed C on the
cover. Address Sti.rllnir lleme.lv
Co.,
Chicago or New York.
HEALTH FOR 10 CENTS.
A lively liver, pure blood, clenn skin,
bright eyes, perfect health Cascarets Can
dy Cathartic will obtain and secure them
for you. Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C.
Never sold In bulk. All druggists, 10c.
DAIRYMAN YOUNG NOT GUILTY
Pilic. Court Decides that Ho Did Not Use
Formaldehyde in Milk.
VERACITY OF CHEMIST IS QUESTIONED
NelRhlior of Ae-cimed Olvc Testimony
Tciullntc to Show that Formalde
hyde Come lllrrct from
the Cow.
D, K. Young, proprietor of tho Golden
Rod dairy, has been tried in polico court
on a chargo of putting formnldchydo In his
milk, and has been acquitted.
The case, which was tried Friday after
noon before Judge Gordon, presented sov
eral Interesting elements, nnd one or two
positive surprises. It seema tho defense wua
loaded. It came Into court with a coup up
Its sleeve, as It were, and from all tho ev
idence adduced it wns clear that ono of
these three propositions must be true:
First That Mr. Young's cows ulve for
maldehyde.
Second Thnt tho science of chemistry Is
a snare nn.l u delusion.
rniru That somebody lied.
Tho case Jogged along In (ho usual way
until about 3 o'clock, whon there begnn to
bo signs of somothlng beneath the surface.
J. W. Ellcr, tho attorney for the defense,
kept trying to work In evidence thnt tllun t
appear to bo apropos of anything In par
ticular. As Prosecuting Attorney Thoniau
aald, It was Incompetent, Irrelevant and Im
material. But still It was admitted condi
tionally. The Judgo said he would admit It,
and then afterward, If It proved to bo ex
traneous, It would not bo considered.
Finally an Inkling of the truth began to
flUor through tho fog of doubt nnd the next
instant tho entlro superstructure of the de
fense broke upon tho view. It fairly took
tho brcnth of the spectators,
Baldly stated, tho facts wero these: Mr.
Young had colled into his survlces two of
his uolghbors, H. C. Powers and Henry
Drecaen. These had come to his premises
sovcrally, had selected and washed vcssolfc,
had gone to his pasturo and drawn milk of
bis cows into them, und then without let-
ling the vessels pass out of tholr posses-
slon for a moment bad taken tho enmplcs
o: rresbly drawn and undoctored milk to
Carl Uummer, the city chemist, who hnd
analyzed them and found thorn to contnln
formaldehyde!
To thcao facts tho two neighbors testified
on tho stand and their testimony was cor-roboratt-d
by written and 6lgned statements
from Carl Dummor.
When tho Judgo heard this ho wns seen
to smllo nnd to scrlbblo something on the
notcpapor In front of him. Afterward this
Jluglo was found on his desk:
He carefully washed tho bottle first,
r.l'en milked tho milk Inslde-
iiut still (In spite of swab nnd soap)
The wily r.heinlat found the dope;
"I nil Is clear save this, I hope;
Wheru did Formalde hydeT
Carl Dummer did not attempt to oxplaln
tho riddle. Ho took the stand after the
neighbors had finished tholr testimony and
said In substance: "I suspected when thoso
two men came to me with their samples
of milk that they were in some wny con
nected with thla case. I asked them If
they wero In a hurry for the analysis and
they answered that they were. Both wanted
tho certificates by 2 o'clock thla afternoon
the hour aet lor tho trial. Both refused
to leave tho entire sample with me, but
iook a part of It awny with them, a cir
cumstance which I didn't understand nnd
don't yet. But being satisfied, as I was.
that they wero connectod with tho Young
case, the effect wns to mako mo more than
usually careful with my nnalysls so much
so as to excludo all possibility of error. I
am ns certain aa I can be of anything that
there was formaldehyde In the samples they
iroutnt me."
Tho chemist explained the modus ope,
A MOTHER'S MERCY.
l.nek of Proper Cure In Childhood
l.n the Coiiiidiittiin for llnliltiint
('iiimtlpu t Ion, CiiumIiik l.lfe
lotiK MufferliiK.
plaints,
l'hyslc nnd purges are the most common
nnd most dangerous of all medicines. Near
ly all contain opiates or mercurial nnd other
mineral poisons, which permanently affect
the tender bones and tissues of the child.
ii.u oniy proper laxative for a clllltl Is n
IlKlTC, 1411 oncs-st., ' with Deerlug Har
vester compnny.
Sufferers from plies! no nnd do llkewlo!
Ility nnd try Cnscarets today! If what
they do, not what we say t he'll do, that
proves their merit. They make the liver
lively, the bowels regular, the blood pure.
All druggists, 10c. 23o or Wc, or mailed for
price. Send for booklet nnd free sample.
Address Sterling Remedy company, Chi
cago; Montreal, Can,; New York.
GREATEST IN THE WORLD.
Within I-'lve Ycnr Cnnenret Have
Iti-nclie.l tlie l.nrm-nt Snle
Of any liver or bowel medicine In the
world simply because they cure. They have
great merit, and we consider the salo of
over six million boxes a year our beat testi
monial. No matter what alls you, start
using Cnscarets today, and If you nro not
benelltted nnd In every way satisfied after
you have given them n fair trial you can
liavo your money back for tho asking,
There Is no waste. They nro put up In
tnblet form nnd every tablet Is stamped
"C. C. C." They don't cost much 10c, 25c
nnd 50c a box, and a &0c box will furnish n
whole month's trentment for tho worst case,
Cascarets are tho best and cheapest liver
and bowel regulator In the world.
nnd! of making the teats and offered In
evidenco test tubes containing samples of
tho milk that had been subjected to treat
ment in his laboratory. He used three pro
cesses, ho said, known ns tho Leonard
Smith, the Itlmlut and tho Llcbermann
tests. Tho first was always sufficient to
detect tho presence of formaldehyde; It
turned the milk a red color, which grad
ually became, a purplish bttio. If there was
no formaldehyde In the milk tho color of
tho milk remained unchanged,
Tho first witness on the stand was Milk
Inspector Hutton, who told how ho secured
nnd marked the snmplcs. Chemist Oummnr
followed, testifying to hnvlng found tLo
preservative In the samples submitted to
him. Theso wero the only witnesses put oa
by the prosecution.
Then the defense followed with tho entlro
Young family snvo ono son. It comprised
the father, mother, a daughter 22 y.mrs old
and two sons, all of whom take part In tho
dairy work. All denied that formaldehyde
or any other form of preservntlv had
been used by them In nt lenst three years.
About six years ago they hnd used n Ramplo
bottlo of some kind of fluid that wns sup
posed to preserve tho sweetness of milk,
but It hadn't proved satisfactory nnd they
had never used It again. Tho prosocutlon
ndmltted that tho testimony of the third
son would be In subBtanco the same as that
of the other members of tho family, so ho
was not sent for.
liiNii-ctr I DUniipolnli-il.
Tho failure of Judgo Gordon to convict
P. K. Young was a great dlsappotntmont to
Milk Inspector L. K. Hutton and the officers
of the city health department.
"The only conclusion that cnn bo renched
concerning tho milk sold by tho Golden Hod
dairy Is that It enmo from cows which gnvo
formaline, or that chcmlcnl tests which are
used by thn leading scientists tho world
over cannot bo relied upon," said Mr. Hut
ton. "However, denlors who uso presorvn
tlves In their milk will have a hard tlmo
doing business in Omaha. It seems thnt
they cannot bo convicted in police court. I
shall keep on taking samples of milk and
will have It all analyzed carefully. When
ever I find formallno I will have the cortlfl
cato of tho chemist published along with
the nnme of the dairy that sold the milk.
Tho public must bo protocted ngnlnst this
poison, nnd I shall not bo dlscourageu oy
failure to Becuro n conviction."
ACCEPT FREE HIGH SCHOOLS
Country School lllatrlot Vote to
Tnkn I'l-Ivlli-Kcs of
New l.nw.
County Superintendent Bodwcll has re
ceived roturnB from all tho country school
districts on tho voto recently taken on tho
question of sending pupils to tho several
high Bchools In tho county, tho proposi
tion cnrrled by n voto of 319 to 151, and
under the provisions of tho new law chil
dren from tho country districts will there
fore receive free tuition in tho high schools
nearest to their places of rcaldencc,
PASTOR KICKED BY A HORSE
Itev. f.'eorur IIiikIii-n of Atlantic, In.,
C'oiii.-h to Oiiiiiliu for SurKl
enl Asulstnnee,
Accompanied by I)r. W. C. Egan of At
lantic, In., Itev. Georgo Hughes, tho pastor
of tho Methodist church at that placo camo
to Omaha yesterday morning, where ho wns
operated upon at tho Methodist hospital
to repair Injuries received some tlmo ngo.
About two wcoks nso tho minister was
kicked by a horse, tho blow rrushlng his
nose and destroying his right eye. The
operation was successful,
Wm. Finn of Lima, O,, obtained excellent
results from tho uso of Foley's Kidnoy
Cure. "It relieved my backache nnd aovcro
pain over tho hips. It toned my system and
gavo mo new vim nnd energy. It 1b nn
lionest and reliable, remedy, a sure curt
lor ail Kiuuey uisenscs.
THE DAYS OF MIRACLES
ARE NOT PAST,
1111'..- .1 n V " I..... I. ,J..II t
v r rdifti, I.. ,M..it' It. .r-n-lit '
write to tell you how much Cuec.mts I'.mdy
iHi.Hirue wive none inr in in uir i-.i-i
year, nnd you may send nny or ml of l he
people of western New York to me and u o
my name ns strongly as you wlh, lor l
know that they have saved my life I had
an Injury to my Milne .md the spinal corn
was hurt, and of course was parnhzed
from the hlp d.'Wii The doctors cull
not move my bowels, i-uvlnu that they
would never move again, nnd one of ih
doctors my own cousin an nrmy surgeon,
said a syringe could not be used on account
of the law bone being broken and bail
and they also said that 1 could not 11m
six months. If that long. Well, thanks to
Ood and your candy cathartic, Cnscar. ts.
1 sit here four years later lh my wh'-.-i
chair and write this to you. I can walk
for live minutes on crutches, and say that
your Cascarets have saved my life nml. with
old Mother Nature's help, nre curing me
1 have used one 10c box it week for two and
one-half years Hut my case Is on in
IOO.OiM to recover at all. anil I had the best
of doctors, too. ull saying tho same thing
no hope. Hut we fooled them all this nine.
-George W. Hernlmun, C3 lloyd St , ljurfalo.
N. Y. .
BURNT BRAINS.
When tin II ml n Tliue I (1 vot-hent nil
Von I'iiii'I Think.
There's close sympathy between the brain
and the stomach.
A hot, sour stomach means n hot, tired
uraui unless reneveii.
Mental worry onuses Indigestion, nml
summer ilyspepsl i cnuses Irritability, wor
ries, fears and anxieties without any ap
parent, cause.
Hum the stomach and vou burn the brain
If the bowels are constipated, and th
liver lazy, the stomach becomes filled with
sour food, the blood Is full of bile, the
complexion becomes yellow-greenish, full of
spots, the brcnth Is bad. nnd thorn l an
offensive taste In the mouth. Then it l
thnt the whole world seems gloomy th
brain Is tortured with hopeless anxieties
despondency follows, and If the comlM-ms
continue may lead to Insanity nnd .loath.
lllllotisness. Irritability, dissatisfaction
sleeplessness, nre tho llrst serious symp
toms. If n man gets up on n summer morn
ing feeling as If he'd like to kick n crlppl
or kill the canary bird, ho had better look
out for his liver.
The llrst sign Is n wnrnlng to take Cis
carets Candy Cathartic, the Ideal Inxatlve,
which cool tlie bowels, make the liver
lively, prevent sour stomach, purify the
blood, brace the brain, nnd make nil thlmw
right ns they should be.
Oo buv and try Cnscnrets to.liv. It's
what thev do. not what we pay they do
that will please you. All druggists. l"c, 2.-C
Wlc. or mulled for price. Send for booklet
nnd free sample. Addres the Sterling
Ilemcdy company, Chicago, Montr, al. Cnn ,
or New York
MURDEROUS MICROBES.
llred iy Siiniiiii-r'M llent In lluiniiii
Intestines.
There nro seventy-flvo different kinds of
microbes thnt summer produce In your
mouth alone.
Any one of them under proper conditions
cnn develop Into tho cause of serloiw 111-
" MUllons of microbes, bacteria, ptomaines,
disease germs of every kind live and breed
nnd feed In the stomach and bowels.
l-'or their propagation It Is only ne.-ossnry
for the liver nnd Intestines to boconio over
heated, lazy nnd opcrato Irregularly. The
undigested food then remains In the stom
nch nnd bowels nnd rots, form ng a perfect
hotbed for the cultivation of disease breed
ers. They get Into the lllood. tiolson the
brain, the heart, the wholo system. Skin
erupt ons. liver spots, green complexion,
fever, bad breath, belching, sick headache,
general lassitude, loss of energy and u
thousand other serious symptoms are a
CTlodYrnnsel'ence has been nt work to find a
mennR of killing microbes, and t..e nv'st
iiiccessful germ destroyer of nil Is t ns
carotH Candy Cathartic. They slaughter
bacteria wherever they find them, nro nnt -sentlc.
stop sour Htomnoh, mnke the liver
lively, the blood pure, tho bowels regular,
everything ns it should be. ... ,,,
Oo buv and try Cascnrcts today It's
what they do. not what wo say they'll do.
COOL WAVE SWEEPS OMAHA
Gutle Downpour ef Rain Spreads Moisture
Throughout Ntbraika.
DECIDED FALL IN THE TEMPERATURE
SlilrtirnUt .linn Wilkes Up Hurly nml
Itmiirr.-i'li. ill Dlaciirdvil Coat
One of TluiNf ltuluy liny
I'oet Write About.
Omaha Is rain-soaked.
Not u mid-summer shower with Us growl
of thunder nnd glaro of electricity, but a
calm and stindy rain entirely devoid of
pyrotechnics Just such as tho poet had lu
mind when ho wroto about tho low-huug
clouds Bending their garnered fullness down.
Only dltfcrence Is, the poet wrote of an
April day, and this isn't April. Howover,
tho coolness of tho air aud thu general
characteristics hello tho namo of August.
Tho nreclpltution started about 10 o'clock
yesterday morning aud has been keeping up
a regular lick ever since. At no time has
there been a spurt, yet tho downpour, gen
tlu ns it is, bus a wny of penetrating tho
earth and rolling up a big majority of
molsturo.
Tho sky Is cloudy all over no inky black
bank in cno comer with bright Bpots else
whore to frighten timid women nnd chil
dren Into tho belief that something nwful
Is going to happen, but an evenly distrib
uted etnopy of wet dnrkness.
It looks to tho lulty regardless of what
tho government forecast official may Bay
as though the rain might continue several
days.
That backbone you'vo been talking nbout
tho hot wave's vertebrae Is now probably
broken.
At 7 yesterday morning tho tempcrnturo
stood 68 degrees. That caused tho shirt
waist man to resurroct his coat.
At 2 o'clock the government observer an
nounced CO degrees, nnd tho rain still sput
tered down from the porous sky.
Then tho man put on his vest.
And no wonder, this hustling for cover,
u-lien eomnarlson Is made between the 60s
. L. . .! .l.A miV. 9 n .lnl.u I
01 llie piCOUIll U1..1 ll.U 1WO Ui ti .V.V Wl.J O
ago.
Reports received at tho govornment ob
servatory this morning show that rain Is
falling throughout tho northwestern part
gltftTSJl!)(i)
&
. m navawi . r- r-
BUA'PZ MALT-V1V1N B
(non-Intoxicant.)
FOR WHAK NKKVUS AND WUAK
Druggists or Direct.
TONIC
VAL. HLATZ llRKWINO CO., MILWAUKEE
Omnha Branch 1412 Doulns Street Telephone 1081
" 4i
that proves (heir merit. All drugglnts, 10c,
2fic, Bo,-, or mailed for price. Send for boj k
lel and free sample. Address Slcrlli.B
Ilemcdy Co., Chicago, Montreal, Can., o.
New York.
WASIIINOTON, Kan., Juno 1 -(Special.)
I had constipation of the worst naturo
for- yesrs. Medklne had no effect on m
stomach, and my stomach was. In such ti
condition from purgatives that I could not
take food. I wns taken to a hospital and
my bowels were operated upon for consti
pation. I did not get any better after going
throtuh thnt terrible operation. My bowc.s
were dend-no nitlon nt nll-nnd the doe
tors gave mo up I could not eat anythiinj
but stale bread nnd water, literally star
lug to death. Lost over 100 pounds nnd was
nothing but n living skeleton. After tryll.B
everything olr-e 1 gave Cascarets a trial, not
thinking they would help me. Hut they did
right away. I commenced to eat nnd sleep,
nnd from that on I could get out of bed
and then got so I could go out riding -something
1 had not done for over hr.-e
years. Now I do nil my work. My frlendi
just marvel, they say they never saw such
Ii miracle. 1 toll them Cascarets did It.
and they nil want them. I .weighed flxt
pounds when I commenced taking Cnscarets
nnd now 1 weigh 170.-Mr. tleorge .
Sharp.
AMERICA SAYS SO.
The I2ntlrc Country I on the Stove.
Cnscnrets Cnnily Cnthnrtle Did It nml
lli-cor.l it I'lienoineniil Victory
M Million lloes !olil I. nut Year.
Krom every part of America comes tho
news that sufferers from constipation have
found lellef In Cnscnrets Candy Cathartic,
the wonderful modern sclcntlllc laxative
nnd Intestinal tonic. Cascarets are, I gu
rativel nnd literally, In everybody s mouth.
Thousands have tried Cascarets with tho
most pleasant nnd effective results and
voluntarily testify to their experienced.
Hole are a few extracts from some of tho
letters: .....
1 have been using Cascarets for headachei
and constipation nnd have received groat
benellt from them.-Mrs. M. Oablcr, 612
I.arrahee St.. Chicago.
I have been taking Cnscnrets for over a
month nnd Hud them Just the thing for
constipation. Albert It. Hurt, .0 Main St..
Andover, Mass. , ,
I urn using Cascarets nnd have "ever
found nnythlng so satisfactory .-Mrs. : . vs .
Durrani. 67 Kiuerson St., HJffnlo, N. V
I have taken Cnscarets and cheerfully
recommend them to nil my friends. Mrs.
O. .1. (ira.lwell, I-'riignllty, l'a.
Cnscarets nre line for biliousness nnd
malaria nnd are so pleasant to lake. Mrs.
Mary Cummlngs. Maud, Oklahoma.
I use Carcaiets In my family and Iln.l
them all vou tecommend them to be. V- l
lrvin, corner Mead and llallroad, Mcud-
'vou Van safely add appendicitis to tho
tint of discuses that Cascarets will benoilt
or curc.-Kunlco J. Smith, Itlch alley,
l'hnvo used Cnscnrets. Thorn Is nothlns
bettor for conBtlpntlon. HenJ. Passage,
Knlghtstown. ltul. ,
Cascarets are nil right. They have cured
mo of constipation and I never expected
anything would.-Chnrlcs II. Nye, lock box
M, Cincinnati, Ohio.
1 nm so thankful for your Cnscnrets.
They nro better than any medicine I ever
Used.-Mrs. M. How. I.ncelle. lown.
I do not hesitate to say that Cascarets In
the very best medicine ever placed before
the people-Andrew Woodruff. Daysvlllo.
V Y
'Cascarets nre the best cathartic I ever
used -Tom Holt, Wellwood, Manitoba.
1 have tried your Cascarets and I want
to toll you they nro Just splendlil.-Jolm
WloKinlnk. box t'fil. Allegan, Mich.
Wo could llll the whole paper with ex
pressions llko tho above. Thousands of
similar recognitions of the merits of Cns
carets have been volunteered nnd prove
that this delightful laxative bo pleasant of
taste, so mild slid yet effective-has secured
n llrmly established place In the hearts of
"oo'buy and try Cnscarets yyelf todny
All druggists, 10c, 25c. 60c. Hooklet nnd
sample free. Address. Sterling Remedy
Compnny, Chicago, or New York.
of this state and practically oil over the
western part of South Dakota, with all
chances In favor of It continuing this even
ing nnd poselbly into Sunday.
At nc placo reported does tho fall Bhow
much force, tho nppearnnccs Indlcntlng n
continued rnln which will soak Into tho
ground rather than How off.
Wyoming nlso comes In for a Bharo of
tho rnlntnll, which seems to Indicate that
tho country south of tho Platte In Nebraska
will rcceivo a soaking before tho presout
conditions pass away.
Till STM2S AMI UA.MIHU F V.
An IntercHltiiK l'nrnllcl nml n Vnlun
hle llediietlon Theref roni.
Cutting down thistles no more relieves
tho Innd of thistles than does scouring tho
scalp euro dandruff. In each case perma
nent relief cnn only como from eradicating
permanently tho cnuso. A germ that plows
up tho scalp in searching for tho hair root,
where It snps the vitality, causes dandruff,
falling hair nnd baldnesB. If you kill thnt
germ, you'll havo no dnndruff, but a lux
urlnnt suit of hair. Newbro's Herplcldo is
tho only hnlr preparation In tho world that
curoB dandruff, falling hnlr and baldness by
killing tho germ. "Destroy tho cause, you
remove tho effect."
DISCUSSION OF TEXT BOOKS
Committee of the Hour. I of Kiluciitloii
IIoIiIn Mpi-IIiik nml Alnke
Itveoiuuicnilntlnnn.
Thn text book committee of the Board
of Education held a session Friday night
at which tho bonks and nppllanccs to bo
used in tho Omaha schools the coming
year were considered. The recommenda
tions of tho cominlttco to tho board next
Monday night will show that slight chnnges
only nro contemplated In tho books at this
time.
It wns decided upon iho complnlnt of
ccrtnlu parties, thnt tho text book of grnm
mar used in certain grndes was too diffi
cult to bo mastored by Immature minds
nnd a different book, presenting tho same
fncts In simpler form will bo recommended
for ndoptlou,
"Naturo study" will bo Inerenped In tho
lower nnd sovernl nddlttontil dovlces In this
lino of work for tho kindergarten nnd pri
mary grades will bo recommended.
Do you llko a dry Chumpagno? Try
Cook's Imperial Kxtra Dry; Its flavor Is
unrlvnlcd nnd It Ib porfectly pure.
g!
Brewed by a pro
cess of our own
in rooms where
cleanliness and
germicidal pre
cautions go hand
in hand with skill t
and highest grade
material. These
beers are absolute
ly the purest and
mos t delicious
brew e d in this
country.
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