4
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OVATION TO GENERAL ALBAS
Ci8rTtiT Wlcme tb Yiotor iritk
Lsid Dimoiitfatiois.
TO CBOWN HIM WITH HIGH OFFICIAL HONtfl
Trlnmph nt Colon Mny Hrsult In
I'litclnu Altinii In .1 n t limited
Service of tlio He.
public.
COLON, Nov. 30. The town I (nit of
troops from Raranqullla. Over 700 sol
diers landed from tho gunboat General
Plnzon last night. These belonged In the
Interior of Colombia ond nro fine, able
bodied men and veteran troops, having
taken part In many previous engagements.
Among them are a few of the female rela
tives of tho soldiers. General Alban re
turned to Panama yesterday afternoon. On
Thursday, by cutting a passage through tho
wood, unknown to Colonel Darrera, who
occupied n small bill nt Uuenn Vista, a
detachment of tho government forces at
tacked Ilarrern's troops In the rear. A
cross-firo In both front and rear resulted
In disaster to tho attacked and tho ultl
mato surrender of tho town. The gov
ernment lost In tho Buena Vista engage
ment Captain Dnmlon Eplsonla and sev
eral other officers.
From l'anama comes the news that tha
urronder of Colon to the government
truck 'the liberals like a thunderbolt and
that thoy are still unablo to realize the
fact that tho city is again In tho hands
of tho federal authorities.
IIIb Honor for Allinn
i
General Alban's Colon triumph, with tho
aid of tho troops from the gunboat General
Plnzon, Is regarded hero as an achieve
ment that may possibly lead him to tho
highest honors in tho service of the re
public Ho was wolcomed at the tallway
station last night by a largo crowd, lie
wont from tho station to the barracks
under escort of a searchlight procession,
headed by a band. Along the lino of march
many "vivas" wero heard and thore waB
much firing of squibs. Tho restaurants wero
open until 10 o'clock In the evening for
the. first tlmo In many months.
Tho recapture of Colon 1h admitted to
bo. almost a deathblow to the liberal cause
In this departmont. There Is no doubt
that guerrilla warfaro will be resumed In
the mountains, but stronger forces and
better organization aro considered essential
requisites for tho liberals if they Intend
to resume tho struggle seriously.
Both Panama and Colon aro quiet. Trains
on the railroad still carr armed Amer
ican guards and are running on time, Tho
Gnrman man-of-war 8tcin arrived at Colon
last night.
Lillian temple, of Rathbono Sisters Is
notified of tho death of Sister Irving nt tho
Presbyterian hospital, on Saturday at A p.
m. Notlco of funeral later. Anne Korby
Coy, H. S.
MR. RALPHBINGHAM,
hiladdphla's Mod Popular Singer and
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So much do I think of this remedy that t
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and on my tours through the country I
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YIIUP In my grip. In fact. It Is as essen
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AT ELKS' LODGE OF SORROW
Sertlees nt Ihe lloj 1 Thlx Morning
Will Unvr n llrnnllfnt
I'roKrnni.
The lodge of sorrow to bo held br the
Elks' lodge of Omaha at Uoyd's opera
house this morning will bo ono of tho most
attractive and imposing sessions over held
on a similar occasion in this city.
Tho musical numbers aro especially
strong. Tho Instrumental numbers aro in
chargo of 13. Nordon nnd will bo rendered
by tho Doyd theater orchestra, beginning
with the overture, "Auld Lang Syne," In
cluding Sullivan's "Lost Chord," Ruben
stein's "Melody In K," Handel's "Largo,"
and closing with "The PrlcBts' March,"
from "Athalla."
One of the musical features will bo a
contralto o!6, "At tho Old Cathedral
Door," to be sung In Omaha for the first
tlmo by Miss Clara Edna Street of Platts
mouth. Tho words of the song were writ
ten by MrsJ Lctltla K. Burton of Plotts
mouth and tho music by Miss Kittle Cum'
mlns of tho same city. Thoso who have
heard tho song pronounce it excellent, nnd
In their homo city both the writer, the
composor nnd the soloist enjoy high reputa
tions. Other musical numbers will be: "Lead,
Kindly Light" and "Tho Vacant Chair," by
tho Ellin' quartet, consisting of 'Clinton Mil
ler, J. V. Ilienuan, Walter C. Nelson and
Thomas F. Swift. Mrs. Estella Hlako will
render, as a solo on the harp, with piano
accompaniment, "The Holy City" and a
"noverie;" Mrs. Cora Lathrop Patterson
will sing "Save Me, O God" and "Some
Sweet Day;" Mrs. John C. Drexel will alng
"Trusting, I Call," and Mrs. W. 13. Hitch
cock will render a contralto solo, "Face to
Face," whllu In the opening nnd cloalng
odes tho lodge and audience will be led by
tho quartet.
Two orations wilt be delivered, one by
Ed P. Smith nnd the other by John L. Wob
stcr. A. Elliott Miller will act as chaplain.
A stellar attraction of the first class was
(ccured by tho Elks' memorial committee
yeste'rday afternoon. The committee, ac
companied by lge Vlnsonhnler, tho ex
alted ruler ot the Omaha lodge, waited on
Mr. Frederick Wardo. tho eminent actor
mil enthusiastic Elk, nnd cordially Invited
him to talk on "Blkdom," a subject which
Is very near and dear to his heart. Mr.
Ward Is a member of St. Louis lodgo of
Elks and holds an honorary life member
ship In ton different lodges throughout
the northwest, where ho Is known as
"tho father of tho Kilts." His talk will
follow the contralto solo, "At tho Old
Cathedral Door." Manager Traitol of tho
Frederick Warde company Is a member
of New York lodgo No. 1 of twelve years'
standing, and there are several other Elko
In the company. They will all Join with
the Omaha Elks at the lodgo room at 0
a. ra. and proceed with them thence to tho
theater. Tho women In the company will
occupy ono of tho boxes.
Tho public is cordially Invited to at
tend this service. Fifteen ushers will be
In attendance to sent all who come. No
tickets nro required. Strange lo sny, somo
peoplo had an idea that a collection would
bo taken up for charitable purposes. Noth
ing of tnls kind Is ever dono by the Elks.
Every dollar that they give In charity comes
from the annual benefit and from the
members of tho lodgo.
AUDITORIUM GRADING IS DONE
Excavation Complete and lllnl,
Hoard Fence to lie
Erected,
Grading for the Auditorium building was
completed yesterday afternoon and a tem
porary fenco was built around tho ground.
The board of directors will Immediately
advertise for bids for construction if the
proposed chango In the articles of associa
tion is authorized by tho stockholders at
the meeting to bo held December ID. Tho
subscriptions now aggregate about $140,000,
exclusive of tho contributions, and It tho
articles aro amended according to tho
proposition of tho board of directors the
company will have power to Incur an obli
gation of approximately $93,000, which, with
the amount of money which cau be col
lected as the building progresses, will bo
sufficient to complete tho building.
Each Indian bravo who took part In tho
recent foot ball game was given nn Audi
torium brick as a souvenir of the occasion.
WRECKS A PUZZLE SWITCH
Nortlnrenlprn Snitch Engine Mixes
Up the t'nlon Pnelllc
Illock System.
A Northwestern switch cnglno weit Into
nn open nwltch In the Union Pacific
frolght yards Just cast of Thirteenth streot
at noon Saturday and caused much damage
to tho Interlocking switch and signal sys
tem. The onglne wrecked a complicated
"mizzle" switch nnrl hlnokml tram In (hat
portion of the yards for tho remainder of
mo nay. it required tho work of a largo
gang ot. men all aft
tracks In condition to run ovor, while tho
repairs to tno Interlocking switch systom
will require much longer. It Is estimated
that the damogo to tho system alono will
reneb $250.
Medical Batteries
Wo carry a complete linn of Batteries for
Family, Pnyalolans' and Hoipltal use. Wo
have a good family battory for $3.50. Call
and e us. No trouble to show goods.
Thi H. J. Pinfold Go
Medical and Surgical Supplies.
IMS rantam Bt. - - - - - OMAHA.
Fire, Smoke, Water Sale
In tho nrt department tho stock damigd
was light mostly imoke which was ea
sily removed, (except where paintings
wero ontlrely destroyed.) Tho Inmirance
adjusters made the nllownnre big enough
so thnt wo will sell all framed Pictures
at ono-half price.
Sheet Picture. Water Colors, Etchings,
Engravings, Faclmtles, Carbons, Photo
graphs. Plalnotypes, at one-fourth to one
halt off tho price. Frames for pictures at
one-half to two-thirds off our best prices.
Great display of pictures at 5c, 10c 23 and
up.
Water Color Doxes one-fourth off.
QPKN EVENINGS.
A. HOSPE,
Mvili ni Art. 1513-1515 Dlitfti.
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SVXDAV, UKCE3111I3H. I, 1901.
ALASKA HAS ITS ADVANTAGES
Hit a Birrtn, Ic-CTred Dtittt bj An;
Mannir of Muu
CLIMATE AND RESOURCES ARE VARIED
(Jrent Xeeil of I he Henloii .1 tint .oit
Is n More Coinpnet I 'or in
of lioonl (Jnvrrn
ment. G. C. Hazelet of Alaska Is In the city, the
guest ot George A. Mead. Mr. Hazelet has
been Interested on tho Copper river In
Alaska since 189S and speaks In glowing
terms of tho country.
Those who Imagine that Alaska Is a bar
ren, glacier-covered region will be surprised
at the story of Mr. Hazelet, made after
five years' experlenco In that possession of
the United States.
"Alaska," said he, "contains more square
miles of land than all of tho United States
east of the Mississippi river, so when ono
speaks of that country ho has to uco gen
eral terms, for what Is true ot one part
may not bo true of all, but so far as known
one thing Is true of the entire region, and
that Is that gold deposits exist In varying
quantities wherever It Is possible to de
velop them. Gold has been found In the
Klondike, English territory east of the
Alaskan line. Gold has been found nt Cope
Nome on the western coost. Gold has been
found on the Copper river and gold Is being
mined at Circle City, lu the northern part
of tho country. ' On the Yukon river, be
tween these points gold has been discov
ered at several places and the ground bits
not bcou raoro than scratched In atp' place.
"A large part of Alaska Is south of set
tled portions of Norway and wo havo the
Japan current along the shore which
greatly modifies the otherwise Arctic tem
perature. At Vnldez, the metropolis of tho
main land of boiuhern Alaska, tho ther
mometer never falls below 10 degrees be-
Woman's Work in Club
Tho third of tho scries of lectures ar
ranged for the English literature depart
ment of the Woman's club this season will
be given at 10 o'clock on Thursday morning
In tho auditorium ot Crelghton university
by Ilev. Father W. V. HIkro, his subject to
bo "Newton and His Works." He will spenk
especially of tho great discovery of tho law
of universal gravitation, giving accounts ot
the various systems proposed before the
tlmo ot Newton, nnd will Illustrate the
work of Newton In placing our knowledge
of planetary motions upon a sccuro math
ematical basis. The subject, though math
ematical In ltd nature, will be Illustrated
by experiments and brought down to tho
understanding of tho non-professional mind,
nnd promises to be ono of tho most Inter
esting thai has yet been given. There will
bo no admlttanco charged nnd a general In
vitation Is extended to all who arc Inter
ested In tho subject. '
With Christmas so near nt hand, no less
than a dozen women's societies are giving,
or about to give bazars, fairs, oyster sup
pers nnd llko affairs for the benefit of
their work and tho general public who
have not tlmo to rrnko their own Christmas
gifts. The list for this week Includes sev
eral really unique affairs that aro a wldo
variation from the old formula by which
tho society derived the greater share of
the benefit,
On Thursday and Friday of this weok the
women of tho First Congregational church,
will hold a bazar and at C o'clock on Friday
evening will glvo an oyster supper at the
church.
On Friday tho women of St. Mary's Ave
nue Congregational church will conduct a
Christmas market which they fissure tholr
friends Is to bo an Innovation. To bo sure,
thero will bo fancy things for sale, but they
nre to be "shown" after tho manner of tho women wero addressed by Mcsdamcs Du
country store, which method thoy proposo Vmont, Towne, Jayncs, Tong and Furman.
making a most Interesting and amuslngvj
feature. "The Cross, Its History and Influence on
Copley for 18k Plain Gold Rings
Copley for Solid Gold Chains
Copley for Ladies Pearl Brooches
Copley for Solid Silver Tea Bells
Copley for Silver Cor. Desk Blotters
Copley for Ebony Goods
Copley for Gorham's Sterling" Silver
Copley for Watches
HENRY COPLEY
WARES OF GOLD AND SILVER.
IB IOUTH 18TH ST., IMXTOIf BLOCK.
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Coltf Watch Iniptclor O. A S. L. R n.
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RED
HOSIERY
WHITE
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BLUE
UiNDIiRWKAR
BLACK
The $2.50 Mutter.
107 S. lflth.
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l low zero, whllo a few miles away, Just
I acrbrs the coast rsngo of mountains, tern
I pcratures of 60 nnd 70 degrees below aro
not uncommon, but with this low tempera
ture the air is dry and thero is little wind.
Last winter a force of men lived In tents
north of the mountains from November lo
March, working every day, nnd suffered lit
tlo discomfort.
Corps Are. Plentiful,
"Wheat, oats, barley and similar grains
maturo In that country and along the val
leys of the Interior tho native grass Is
abundant. This grass Is tho greatest fat
tencr of stock I havo ever seen. Within
two weeks after cattle are turned upon It
they arc ready for tho butcher, and they
can bo grazed, ordinarily, from May until
tho middle of September. Tho yield cf
grain Is remarkable. Of course, the quick
growing varieties must bo planted. Near
our camp on the Copper river, 200 miles
north of Valdcz, wo have raised all kinds
ot small vegetables, such as radishes, let
tuce and onions, and potatoes mature In
that valley. There is no doubt that n largo
part of Alaska will be self-supporting as
soon as the people thero realize what can
be dono In an agricultural way.
"In addition to ngrlculturo there are
other Industries which can be developed.
A Minneapolis syndicate and an English
syndicate this year purchased largo hold
ings on Kcnal peninsula, near Cook's Inlet,
and will develop tho petroleum and coal
fields which have there been discovered.
This coal, It Is believed, will solvo tho ques
tion of American coal for American ships
on the Pacific coast.
Xeeil lletter Government.
"What Alr.Bka needs is a change In tho
form at government. Wo should have a
dclegato In congress and be organized ns a
territory. At tho present tlmo every Indus
try pays a direct tax to tho United States,
part of which Is set asldo tor tho school
fund and the rcmalndor turned Into the
general treasury. The United States pays
nil ot the governmental expenses, but wo
have no legul way to provide for the mu
nicipal expense. Wo cannot maintain
streets nor roads In the country. Wo can
not maintain municipal organizations ot
any kind, and we should be permitted to do
For weeks tho members of tho Youug
Women's Christian association bavo col
lected and contributed "things" for a bazar
to bo held during tho holidays.
The Parish Aid of Trinity Cathedral will
give a raustcale on Monday evening at the
resldenoe ot Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kountze
to which over 200 Invitations have been
sent out.
Tho women ot St. John's Episcopal church
at Twenty-clxth and Franklin hold their
bazar on'Thursday evening.
There Is demand among tho members ot
tho Young Women's Christian association
for a current topics club and It Is probable
that ono will be formed soon. Tho members
of tho Margaret Fuller literary club of the
South Ilrauch met as usual on Monday even
ing nnd went In a body to tho home of Mrs.
W. P. Harford, where Mrs. Hanchett de
livered tho address on "Lttcrnturo In the
Home," the first of tho series of parlor talks
to be given for the benefit of the members
this winter. The delegation numbered
seventeen. The regular meeting will bo
held tomorrow evening.
From 2 to 3 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon
thero will be a moth err meeting at Grace
chapel. Mrs. Emma Myers will talk ot
"Tho Mothers ot tho Bible" and Mrs. Wlck
orsham will slng. The program will be
followed by refreshments.
A small but enthusiastic" meeting was
held at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon nt the
Chapel of tho Carpenter. Second and WU-
llam streets, for the purposo of organizing
nn auxiliary to tho Omaha Woman's club.
In tho absenco of the president, Mrs. Tll
den, the vice president, Mrs. J. H. Dumont
presided. Tho active work of organization
was deferred until next weok, yesterday's
meetlne being chiefly preliminary. Tho
A Water Proof Shoe-
For women Is decidedly new and con only
bo had from Drox L. Shooman Wo hail
them mado to our order so that wo could
give tho women just such a shoe as we havo
been giving tho men This Is not as you
might suppose a clumsy shoe on the con
trary, they are neat, dressy, lightweights
the mnscullno lust nnd toe, with wide ex
tension eoles and vlcl kid uppers, treated
by a new patent process that makes them
absolutely water tight an ideal shoe for
winter scrvlco, combining grace and com
fort sires 3 to 8 width A to E at $4.
Drexel Shoe Co.,
Fall Catalogue Now Ready.
Omaha's Up-to-date Shoe Ilonse.
1410 FARM AM STUEET.
In Buying a Stove-
Tho flrit point to consider, is it a stove
that will save fuel nnd at tho same tlmo
heat tho rooms Intended to. Wo havo sold
tho Favorite Base Burners for years and
have never had a eompla'-t.
I will positively guarantee every Fa
vorlto to do Just what it Is represented to
do, especially regarding its wonderful
economy and durability. I will refund the
monoy paid If I am In tha wrong. Bear In
mind that I have a reputation for square
dealing. Tho Favorllo Steoyilango, at J30
is tho best range sold in this country.
A. C. Raymer
Builders' Hardware and Tools.
1514 Fariinm St.
Our Gold Medal-
Chocolato bon-bons are pure, fresh and
delicious. No wbero wjll you find so pure
a lino of choice candles as at our store.
The teit of tho pudding is in the eating.
We would llko you to apply this test to
our delicious candy.
Nothing to dainty, so elegant and so
acceptable as a fancy box of Balduff's
fresh bon-bons or chocolates put up In
novel and useful packages, such as work
baskets, glove boxes, handkerchief cases
and many other forms.
Take home a box with you today.
W. S. Balduft
1MO Wmrmmm 3U
so. Until a few years ago there were no
correct chnrts ot tho Alaskan roast. Today
tho coast la surveyed as far an Valdcz nnd
tho survey will bo continued around tho
west coast. Captain Abercromble of tho
army Is opening military road from Val
dez to Eagto City end has the rond opened,
after a fashion, to tho Tnnnna hills two
thirds ot tho way across. When this road
Is completed by using tho Yukon river we
will bo ablo to go ovtr tho country on
American soil. A lino ot telegraph Is being
extended by the government from Valdez to
Eagto City and another line from Eaglo
City of Nome, thus opening up n consider
able portion of the country. With more at
tention paid to Alaska by tho government
that country will become one of tho richest
possessions of the United States."
TO CHECK CONTAGIOUS DISEASE
County Commissioner 3lnUe- Plan
for lletter Control of
Epidemic.
At a meeting of tho Board of County
Commissioners held yestorday morning tho
commissioners discussed the caro of con
tagious diseases nnd drafted resolutions ad
vising that greater caro bo exercised in
quarantining persons suffering with any
contagious or Infectious disease. Tho board
declared that publlo funerals for persons
dying with such diseases should bo pro
hibited.
The committee on courthouse and Jail was
Instructed to order flics and cases for tho
equipment ot tho vault In the office of the
county Judge.
A flood CoiihIi Medicine.
(From tho Gazette, Toowootnba, Australia.)
I find Chamberlain's Cough Ilemedy Is an
excellent medicine. I have been suffering
from a severe cough for the last two months
and It has effected a cure. I have great
pleasure In recommending It. W. C. Wock-
nor. This Is tho opinion of ono of our old
est ond most respected residents and has
been voluntarily given In good faith that
othors may try tho remedy nnd be benefited,
as was Mr. Wocknor. This remedy Is sold
by all druggists.
and Charity
Art," will bo tho subject of the third of
tho Illustrated lectures to bo given by Mrs.
W. W. Keysor on Saturday evening, De
cember 7, under tho auspices of tho women
ot tho First Methodist church. Mr. Lum-
bard will furnish tho music of the evening
Tho Dundee Womnn's club met last
Wednesday afternoon, with Mrs. A. M.
Smith. Tho current events hour was oc
cuplod by Mrs. Karr with a review of "Tho
Crisis." The subject for the day was "Tho
Commonwealth," under the leadership of
Mrs. Marin C. Pyke. Questions wero asked
nnd answered on the class lesson, "The
Protectorate and Government ot Oliver
Cromwell." Othrr subjects dlsciiBsod wero
"The Conquest of Jamaica" and "Capturo
of Dunkirk." Mrs. John H. Hart read Dry
den's "Death of Cromwell," after which
Mrs. Pyko read nn Interesting and compre
hensive paper on "Cromwell." Sho said
that his sternness was extenuated by tho
times. The ono blot on his record was his
cruelty in Ireland. Mrs. Esther M. Wester
Held was elected to membership lu tho club.
The program ot the Woman's club Monday
afternoon, In chnrgo of the department ot
political nnd social science, Is as follows:
Atnzourkn. for Ham On. 12
Edmund Hchnecker
airs. Kstolle make.
Iteport ot Depot Work.. ...Mrs. G. W. Clark
Clvlo Improvement Mrs. C. W. Damon
Music (u) Allah Chadwlck
(U) i.uuo uoy Hluc Onrrlt Bmltli
Mrs. W. E. Hitchcock.
Some Impressions nf tho Pan-Amcr-
Icim MrH. H. S. MacMurphy
Piano Solo-Cnpricclo Hrlllanto
Mendolssolm
jwiss Lovely, with Quintet String
Accompaniment.
The regular December meeting of tho
Woman's Christian association will bo held
Tuesday, December 3, nt 10 n. in., In tho
parlors of the Young Men's Christian association.
DO NOT NEGLECT
YOUR KIDNEYS
Because if Kidney Trouble is Permitted to Con
tinue Fatal Results are Sure to Follow.
f ia is II i) .je '
Thousands Have kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It
To Prove what Swamp-Hoot, the Great Kidney Rem
edy, will do for YOU, every reader of tho 4BeeM
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0 j
tifTcrliiK Kiiy other disease,
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Hiire to follow.
It used to bo considered that only urinary and bladder troubles wero
to be truccd to the kidneys, but now modern science proves that nenrly
all diseases have their beginning in the disorder of those most import'
nut organs.
Your other organs may need attention-but j-our kidneys most, be.
cntirto .they do most and need attention iirst.
If yqu are sick or "feel badly," begin taking- Dr. Kilmer's Swamp.
Root, the ureat kldnev. liver and bladder remeriv. h.B,... -
- - . . UWWHttau na uuuii CIS
your kidneys nre well thoy will help all the other organs to health
A m.t..l ...III '
n KIUI .fill WU1III1(.V 4lltUHC
Tho mild and Immediate effect ot Dr.
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and bladder ren edy, is soon realized. It
stands the highest for Us wonderful cucos
ot the most distressing cases. Swamp
Itoot will sat your whole system right,
and the best proof of this Is a trial.
H West 117th 31.. New York Cltv.
Dear 8lr: Oct. 16th, 1900.
"I had been suffering severely from
kidney trouble. All symptoms wera on
hand; my former strength and power had
left me; I-coulU hardly dra myself along.
Even my mental capacity was giving out.
and oftor. I wished to die. It was then I
saw an advertisement ot yours in a New
York napnr, but would not have paid any
attention to It, had It not promised a
sworn guarantee with every bottlo of
your medicine, asserting that your
fiwamp-noot Is purely vegetable, and does
not contHln any harmful drugs. I urn
seventy years and four months old, and
with a good consolonce I can recommend
Hwamp-Hoot to all sufferers from kidney
troubles. Four members of my family
have bien using Bwamp-Itoot for four dif
ferent kidney diseases, with th same
good results."
with mtiny thank" to you. I rsmaln,
Very truly yours,
IIOBBRT BURNER.
You may have a sample bottle of this
famous kldnoy remedy, Swamp-Root, sent
tret by mall, postpaid, by which you may
test Its virtues for such disorders as kidney,
bladder and uric add diseases, poor diges
tion, whan obliged to pass your water frs-
THE GREAT
WATER DAMAGE SALE
Crowded the store to its utmost
capacity. Monday the great sale
continued on main floor and in
basement. The slierhtlv soiled
stock must go, cost and value not
considered. ,
DON'T MISS
The Rochester Shoe Co,,
1515 Douglas Street 1515
Too Much Turkey -
If you want to feel right get onoy of
our best swentera nnd you will foel
llko hiivlng more. Our sweaters glvo
nnd you need not 'bo afraid of them
bursting, boeauso thoy ffive llko elastic
aud always keep their Bhnpo. Get your
orders In early for Christmas, bo wo
can give you tlio best attention. Come
early and nvold tho man. Yours for
sweaters,
Jos. F. Bilz
The most complete yarn store in tha wist
Til. 1993. 322 So, 16th St,
Mall orders promptly filled.
(
w wwf'weatTaua. I a III W OIWkUbBI ) 1 1 U
therefore, when through neglect or
quently night and day, smarting or lrrlt.
tlon In paining, brlck-dust or s.dlment It
the urine, headache, backache, lamo back,
dimness, sleeplessness, usrvouinem, hear
disturbance due to bad kidney trouble, skla
eruptions from bad blood, neurslgla. rhsum
atlsm. d abetc. bloating, Irritability, worn,
out feeling, lack of ambition, loss of fleii
sallow complexion, or Dright's disease
If your water when allowed to ramali
undisturbed In a glass or bottlo for twenty,
four hours, forms a sediment or eettllns
or has a cloudy appearance, It I, evldenc"
that your kidneys and bladder need Im
mediate attention.
If you have the sllghtoit symptoms o
kidney or bladder trouble, or if tnero li
traco of it lu your family history, send at
onco to Dr. Kilmer Co., Dlnghamton, N.
i., who will gladly send you by mail, im.
mediately without co.t to you, a sarapU
bottle of Bwarap-Root and a book contain
Ing many of the thousands upon thousand!
of testimonial letters received from men
and women eursd. Bo sure to say that you
read this generous offsr In tho Omahs
Sunday Bee.
Swamp-noot is ploasant to take and li
for sals tho world over at druggists In hot
ties of two slxos nnd two prloss fifty centi
and ono dollar. Remember the naras,
Swamp-Root, and ths address, Blngnamton!
N. Y.
c u
THIS SALE.
