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lonser Dictator of that OcnmtT'i Politics
Left Off Bute Delegation.
FRIEND IS BtATIN FOR COKmrrTEEMAN
Dates aai Fleece AiiMifH by e
rtriitralnt far Heldlaar Eiul
aatleae for Teachers LI fa
Certiaeatea.
(From a Staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN. May SR. ( Special. V While
everything seemed serene aod unanimous, at
yesterdsy's congressional convention thai
renominated Mr. Burkett for the First dis
trict one real fight was pulled off under
cover of the political canopy that was de
cidedly Interesting while It lasted. Cm the
wall of the Lin dell hotel a placard was
hunt up during the day reading: "Nemaha
County Delegation Headquarters For Com
mitteeman, Roy Nenl." This atrange de
Tlca, indicating that a candidate tor com
mitteeman had opened up headquarter!
ebere even the candidates for congress did
not think jt seoeaaary. naturally excited
aome comment. Inquiry as to what It
meant developed this situation:
Nemaha county, aa la well known, ! the
horns of the redoubtable Tom Majors, a ho
lives at Peru and has for many years been
wont ts pose as the eola repository for
Nemaha county's political fortunes. It is
aald that aa long aa Inhabitants can re
member Tom Majors has been each suc
cessive year one of the delegates sent to
the republican stats convention, but he will
not be there ss a delegate this year. In his
owm precinct in the town cf Peru, where he
had always heretofore been allowed to
name his own delegation in the primary
without opposition, his preference was not
only ignored, but as anti-Majors delega
tion sent to the county convention after a
spirited contest. On Monday, when they
entered the convention, they turned a deaf
ear to Major's alternating pleadinga and
threats that be be Included In the list of
state delegates and politely invited him to
stay at home. Not content with this the
anti-Majors sentiment was packed in a grip
snd carried along to Lincoln, where it was
let loose to swallow up the aspirations of
Roy Neal to retain his position on the con
gressional committee. Rightly or wrongly,
Neal was classed as a Majors champion.
To contest with him Ed Tucker of Kowe,
the home of Majors' old-time enemy, was
projected to the front. The delegation got
together and balloted to disclose the tact
that. Neal had the votes of only four out
of the seventeen delegates And so Nem
aha county is represented by a new member
on the congressional committee.
Trarkm' Life Certiorates.
Examinations for teachers' professional
life certificates will be beld simultaneously
In various places In Nebraska on June 10,
11 and 12. Superintendent Fowler has ap
pointed the following board of examiners:
Superintendent A. O. Thomas, Kearney;
Superintendent D. C. O'Connor, Norfolk,
and Dr. George E. Condra, Lincoln. The
examinations will be beld In Lincoln, Fatr
bury, Norfolk. North Platte. Holdrege, Cul
bertaon, Sidney snd Tork. Tests will be
made on each of the three days in this or
der: Tuesday, chemistry, general history
and English literature; Wednesday, plain
trigonometry, soology, geology and physical
geography; Thuraday, IntsUectual phil
osophy, rhetoric
Deputy Stats Superintendent McBrten
said this afternoon that provision had been
made for examinations in more places than
usual because of the large .number of can
didates.
'Ths department has located the exam
inations where they will be of easy acoess,"
said he. "There ars mors candidates for
certificates thaa usual snd for that reason
It was thought best ts arrange for mors
places of examination.
released r Fralt Gelatla.
Ptomalns poison la fruit gelatin caused
considerable agony and much axcitement
last night among the patrons of s social
which was held la the parlors of the Sec
ond Presbyterian church at Twenty-sixth
and P streets. Several persona were tem
porarily prostrated by ths effects of the
poison, but an have passed the danger
point and nearly all have completely re
covered. Ths first symptoms wers discovered after
ths first few courses of the supper had been
served. Boms of the people hastened 16
their homes, others retired to secluded
parlors la the church snd only a few es
caped without experiencing acute sches snd
pains. The bill of fare included cold meau.
potted ham, beans, potato aalad. coffee, cake.
ice cream and gelatin fruit salad. Physi
cians unite, however, in saying that it was
the gelatin that caused the trouble.
Among tbose who felt ths 111 effects wers
Dr. snd Mrs. Reyonlda. Dr. snd Mrs. Hull
borst. Dr. Sherwln and Mrs. M. L Eaater-
day, and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Shlnn. It
waa reported this afternoon that Dr. Hull-
horst'a condition waa growing worse, but
nopartirular danger is expected.
The official canvaaa of votes cast for offi
cers of the First regiment for lieutenant
colonel showed s majority in favor of
Major John W. McDonnell of Fairburv.
Lieutenant Colonel Tracy, sboae term ex
pires this month, received nineteen votes,
whlls Major McDonnell received twenty
four. The board of election consisted of
Adjutant General Colby and Colonels Hay-
ward ana Archer.
Articles of Incorporation of the Fullerton
Mill company of Fullerton were recorded
in ths secretary of state's office today. The
company is capitalised for 130.000. and Its
incorporators are: Edwsrd Johnson. Theo
dora C. Keck, Edwin D. Gould and W. F
Crttchfleld.
Enataeat Speakers far fsastasasa
DAVID CITY. Neb.. May la. (Special. V
Ths David City Chautauqua assembly prom
ises to be a far greater success than fea
ture. Negotiations srs being mads with tal
ent of national reputation, among tbtjm be-
FlGPEMJNE
CereeJ
is in the perfect blending of
fruit and grain.
There it nothing but the
choicest California figs and
prunes and grains in a pack
age of Figprune.
Ask jrour grocer foe a
sample.
Boil 5 to 10 minutes
Sasaplas sssd wi frees Tkaaas at
I The Secret of the
I Delicate Flavor of I
I Our Cereal Coffee I
A sm
Ing: Congreaamaa C. B. Lasdis of In-
flans. Colonel H. W. J. Ham, General Fits
bugh Lee. Rev. M. C B. Mason (colored)
of Cincinnati. Dean Wright, Cambridge.
Mm; Fred High, humorist; Flak Jubliee
singers. Dr. C. M. Ebepberd. Dr. Bowl us.
Dr. H. G. Hill, Rev- James Monroe sad
Charles Fordyce.
UNIVERSITY CADET CAMPS
Pwt lat First Day Flxlar t Crsaaii
(sr Geverwor'a tasvertloa
Tksrasay.
CAMP B. BENJAMIN ANDREWS. SEW
ARD, Neb.. May IfL (Special Telegram.)
Under tbe moat favorable assplcee the an
nual university cadet camp began yester
day afternoon at Reward at the county fair
grounda. The cadets formed at the uni
versity armory, marched to tbe special train
at 2 o'clock and reached Seward at
o'clock. There srs about 250 Is tbe bat
talion. Tents were up by ( o'clock on the
grounds inside the race track, among ths
trees. Between seventy and eighty tents
are up. Tbe fair grounds ars surrounded
by the Blue river, half a mils from town.
Ths afternoon and evening was spent la
getting the camp and tents la shape. Tbe
guard detailed before leaving was posted
cn arriving. After mess tbe cadets wers
allowed their freedom snd many went ts
town to look about. Lines were closed at
10 10. The regular routine will be taken
up In tbe morning. Company A will have
target practice la the morning and Com
pany D Friday morning. Ths Seward peo
ple welcomed the cadets and have formed
plans for various entertainments. There
was a reception tonight with a band con
cert and a dance at the grounds. The ca
dets were saluted by a mortar on arrival.
Tomorrow is governor's dsy and Governor
Savage and Adjutant General Colby will
visit ths camp to Inspect It. Their train
arrives at 11; 20. The cadets will meet the
train to act as escort to the governor's
carriage. He will mesa for dinner with
the battalion officers. Inspection and dress
parade follows.
Friday night Seward people will give a
theatrical at the grounds and Saturday
night a dance.
The daily program is: Reville, first call,
S:6; assembly, t a. m.; police call, :20;
breakfast, 6:30; sick call, 7 a. m.; squad
drill, first call, 7:20; assembly squad drill.
7: SO; recall, Sa m.; guard mount, first
call, 8:20; assembly, 8: JO; company drill,
first call. 9:20; assembly, 9:30; recall. 10
a. m.; dinner, 11:80; battalion drill, first
call, 4:20; assembly, 4:30; recall, E:10; dress
parade, first call, 5:20; assembly, 6:30; sup
per, 6:15; tattoo, t):30; taps. 10:30.
SAVAGE AT CAMP LA WTO N
Gsveratar Iaastevta Omaha Cadets, Who
Eajoy Mock Arsay Life at
vVeeplaB "Water.
WEEPING WATER. Neb.. May 28 (Spe
cial Telegram.) This was a busy dayvfor
tbe members of Camp Lam-ton. At 10.30
this morning tbe cadets, headed by the
band. Commandant Tfaompsett and mounted
officers, msrebed to tbe depot to meet Gov
ernor Savage.
At 1:30 the governor was escorted to
Camp Lawton, where he mads an inspec
tion of the camp and equipment, finding
everything in faultless ahaps. After, a few
words to the cadets, who wers lined np for
parade, the governor's carriage beaded ths
march to the reviewing grounds All the
cadets but a few who were in the guard
bouse were in tbe line of march.
The review was one of the prettiest sights
ths cltisens have enjoyed for Tears, the
cadeu going through their maneuvers with
celerity snd accuracy.
The governor then addressed them for
several minutes, giving them a wbolesoms
talk, reminding them of the necessity of
education if they would make good sol
diers. Hs Impressed on their minds the
difference between s volunteer la ths
United States and s country where one is
compelled to serve in the army. The lat
ter he regarded as an insult ts ths cltl
sens which comprised it
The governor's speech was received with
three cheers by the cadets, after which they
were marched back to camp.
Governor Savage returned to Lincoln at
5:40 p. m.
The cadets are highly enjoying them
selves and the venders of cool drinks and
pies are kept busy supplying their youthful
customers. They are a most gentlemanly
crowd and Commandant Tbompeett snd
Prof. A. H. Waierhouse are keeping a
watchful eye on their welfare.
FOUND IN NEMAHA WATERS
Body of ISra. Thomas Maxwell Itecov-
ered by Searchers mmi Bariest
at BsaikoUt
HUMBOLDT. Neb.. May 28 (Special.)
Funeral services were held this afternoon
over the body of Mrs. Thomas Maxwell,
who ca Monday night committed suicide
by drowning herself in ths Nemaha river
while suffering from temporary mental ab
erration. Rev. Bert Wilson of the Chris
tian church preached tbe sermon at the
family home and a large number of friends
and neighbors were in attendance.
Many United Workmen attended from the
local lodge, of which tbe husband is a
member. Interment was made in the city
cemetery.
The body of the deceased was found about
4 o'clock yesterdsy after the party had
been searching since early morning. Tho
case seemed so clearly one of suicide that
those directly interested thought an In
quest was not necessary, therefore, tbe
coroner waa not notified.
ftarsty Drawrtli Apathetic.
GRETNA. Neb.. May 28. (Special Tele
gram.) At a meeting of the democratic
county central committee held at Paplllioa
today it waa decided that s mass conven
tion be held at the courthouse la Paplllioa
Saturday, June 14, for ths purpose of elect
ing sieves delegatee to the state conven
tion to be held st Grand Island, June 24.
also ts elect delegates ts the eongreseioaa
judicial and senatorial conventions, the
time and place of meeting of which has sot
boen set. There was set much Interest
manifested la the meeting, ss only three
of ths eight committeemen were oa hand
ts dispose of the buslaees before them.
Greta Raard Electa Teachers.
GRETNA. Neb.. Mav 2t (Snarlal Tela.
gram.) The achool board mot this svea-
ing ana elected tae Ion owing teachers for
ths coming year: John L Stlne. Auburn,
principal; Mlas Alios . Lawless. Lincoln,
grammar; Mlaa Ids Dunn. PaDiliioa lim.
mediats; Mlas Ella Flaharty, O'Neill, pri
mary. Mr. Garrett, whe has held ths prla
rlpalshlp of the Gretna schools for ths last
three years, goes ts Arlington, where he
has accepted the poaitloa as principal.
Eywsrtk Loasraera at Elvraad.
ELWOOD. Neb., May 21 (Special.)
The district Ep worth league is la ssaslon
st this place. A largs number of dele
gate are present from all over ths sooth
westara portion of the state. Rev. Gregsby
of MoCook p reached a vary forcible sermoa
last svening.
Teavehevo Ch a far Treat a.
TRENTON. Neb May . (Special )
Ths Board at Education elected the tallow
ing teachers far ths cess log year: M. a
Pats. prlBcipal; Edith Wsodhara. Xwtt
BCley aae Cants Bunas,
ROOR ANDREWS IS TO GOT
Said ts Hits Been Tendered CLexoellorilip
cf w'isooTiEn Bute University.
DECLINES 0 DISCUSS THE SUBJECT
taaeats Hols m Mass Meela a ad
Fetltlop strsreata to Rata (ku
eellor'a Salary ts a Figaro
Which Will Keep Him.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, May 28. (Special Telegram )
Stodeots of the University of Nebraska
st a mam meeting this morning passed res
olutions asking tbe Board of Regents to
raise the salary of Chancellor Andreas to
an amount sufficient to Induce him to re
main at tbe head of the institution. This
actios oa the part of the students was
prompted by the rumor that Dr. Andrews
bad bees tendered the presidency of tbe
University of Wisconsin with a salary of
110,900 s year attached. Dr. Andrews de
clines to say sbetber or not he has been
offered the position in fact, will not talk
for publication st all regarding tbe sub
ject. In the discussion st tbe meeting It was
proposed that aa annual II per capita as
sessment be made among the students, the
a hole amount raised to be applied on ths
chancellor's salary. No action was taken,
howe-ter, other thaa tbe paaaage of the
resolutions to the Board of Regents
STUDENT NOW PARAMOUNT
Coaarirranl Eaerelaea ta Pablle
sad Private Imatltatlesta Are
la Fall Sway
KEARNET. Neh May 28. (Special Tel
egrsm.) The Kearney Military academy
held lu commencement exercises yesterday
and the cadets opened their afternoon with
an exhibition drill, followed by battalion
drill, guard mount ant individual drill for
the Daniels medal, which waa won by
Xanders. The field sports wers ss follows:
One hundred-yard dash: William Johnson,
Jr., first; David Clark second.
Standing broad jump: Johnson won.
Throwing base ball: Xanders distance
120 yards.
Half-mile bicycle race: George T. Glover
won.
Running high jump: Johnson won.
Running broad jump: Johnson won.
Two hundred sad twenty-yard dash: Ash
ley won.
The department medal went to Ed Ash
ley, scholarship medal ts Lester Hasselt
and the medal for the best drilled cadet to
Xanders. A bass ball gams between the
Kearney Military academy and Kearney
High school was won by the former by a
score of 10 to 4. Bstteries: Kearney Mili
tary academy, Xanders snd Johnson; High
school. Ford snd Mclntyre.
Tonight will end the school year by a
ball and reception glvea by the officers of
the academy.
FAIRFIELD. Neb., May 18. (Special. V
On Thursday evening. June B, the Fairfield
High acbool will graduate a class of ten.
The sermon before tho graduating class will
be given Sunday evening by Rev. R. m.
Oesill, pastor of ths Methodist Episcopal
church.
GIBBON. Neb.. Msy 28. (Special) The
claaa day program of the Gibbon High
school class of 1002 was rendered In ths
opera house last evening to a largs audi
ence. There are seven young women in
the class. Graduating exercises will be
held la ths opera house tomorrow night
and Rev. Abbott of Hastings wiH deliver
tbe address.
PLATTSMOCTH. Neb., May 28. Spe
cial.) The commencement exercises of the
Platumouth High school wers held la
Parmeles tbester tonight. Rev. Fletcher
L. Wharton of Lincoln delivered an address
There were thlrty-thrse graduate.
HUMBOLDT. Neb.. Mav 28. fKn.il l
The members of ths Humboldt High School
Alumni saeoclatlon held their annual meet
ing at Bohemian hall on Tuesday evening
ana a gooa number attended. The first
part of the evening was devoted to the -
oelving into full membership of the class
oi u.. Alter s business session the cozn
psny adjourned to the Park hotel, where
the banquet table waa inruil RMimi..
to the ball an Interesting literary program
waa renoerea.
GENEVA, Neb.. May 28. (Special ) The
members of the class of 1&02 who do not
deliver orations oa Thursday evening suc
cessfully presented their class play. ''Dia
monds and Hearts," last night. After the
plsy a number of the young women gave a
pantomime. "The Song of the Shirt." Mrs.
Farmer of the Wesleyaa institute rendered
vocal selections.
TTNDALL. S. D.. May 28. (Special.)
The tenth annual commencement of the
Tyndall High achool will take place June
5. A class of ten will graduate. The bac
calaureate sermon will be preached oa
June 1 by Rev. J. H. Olmstead of the Con
gregational church.
Sew stractar for Create.
CRESTO.V. la.. May 28. (Special.) De
tailed and complete plans for the Masonic
temple and opera house have been received
and accepted, bids will be asked for at once
and work on the erection of one of the
handaomest structures In southern Iowa
will be vigorously pushed. The building,
which will include clubrooma, storerooms.
Masonic hall and opera house, is expected
to be ready for occupancy by the opening
of the winter season.
Baalaeaa Fail a re la Blair.
BLAIR, Neb.. May 28 (Special.) Henry
Helmer, who has been in tbe harness bus
iness hers for about a year, left the city
yeaterday, turning his key over to Attorney
Herman Ays in ths interest of Mrs. J. N.
Newell, who holds a mortgage on the stock.
Liabilities srs about 12.000, which are
mostly due to wholesale firma: value of
stock on hand ta about 3800. This la the
first failure la Blair for seven years.
Elaaer Baaed Over.
TORK. Neb Mar 28. ( Sneclal Tele.
grans ) Deputy Postmaster George Mauer
or Ores nam, charged with criminal inti
macy with Mrs. Hawley, wire of Poaunaster
Hawley. waa tried this afternoon before
County Judge Taylor aad was bound ever
CJugrjMomisiiPCB l
pure. The critical ordeal throngs which the expectant mother mnit
pas, however, ie so fraught vitn dread, pain, suffering and danger,
that the very thought of it fills her with apprehension and horror.
There ie no neceeaity for the reproduction of life to be either painful
or dangerous. The use of Mother Friend to prepares the tyttem for
the coming event that it it safely pasted without any danger. This
Treat and wonderful
remedy is always
appliexiezternally.and
hat earned thousands
of women through
The IrxtUU tejulaUr Ca, Aetata, U.
to the next term of the district court.
Both Msuer end Mrs. Hswley wers active
members of Grot-hem society sad were
highly respected at the time of ths elope
ment.
Bwallewe patsaa Vy Mistake.
PEATRICE. Neb.. Msy S8 (Special Tel
egram Mrs. Anna Drew, aged 7. a resi
dent of this city, this morning took a tea
spoonful cf sronite by mlstske snd may
die. Sbe hss been unconscious ever since
she swallowed tbe drug and the physicians
in attendance have little hope for her re
covery. Marketlast Case Alfalfa.
BEATRICE. Neb., May 28 (Special Tel
egram.) Colonel C. C. Knapp of this city
began marketing his first rutting ef alfalfa
hay today, which is a very hesvy crop,
demonstrating tbe fart tbst Gage county
ie well adapted for the raising of this valu
able forage.
OUTPUT OF PACKING HOUSES
Slight Chaaate la Marketlae: ths Past
Week, Sbevrtaa- Might lacreaee
Over PrteedlaK.
CINCINNATI. May 28. (Spselal Tele
gram.) Price Current says there It not
much change la tbe marketing of bogs,
Tbs total western packing Is 415.000, com
pared with 410.000 ths preceding week, snd
555,000 lsst year. Sines March 1 ths total
Is 4.680.000, against 5.4 70,000 s year ago.
Prominent places compare as follows:
Chicago 1.5R&.000 1.4.onr
OMAHA bi.
Kansas City 47tOiiO
f.3. nnn
K7i OiiO
Ft. Josepn
St. Louis
Indianapolis
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2"l.w
l.ik. (Km
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M.tftXt
41VHI0
tSn.fXW
IHM.OOn
ISO.ftO
1U.4KU
12n.0"0
V 0"0
K.000
Sioux City
ft. 1'aul
Milwaukee ...
Cincinnati ....
Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids
HYMENEAL
La a a-Re vrley .
BEAVER CITY. Neb.. Msy 28. (Special
Telegram.) Charles Laub and Miss Lucy
Rowley were married at the residence of
Judge J. T. Sumncy In this city last even
ing and left at once for an extended wed
ding tour In California. Mr. Laub Is a
wealthy well known farmer snd stock
man of the Beaver valley and Miss Rowley
is the footer-daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Sumney, one of the oldest families of the
county.
role-Keek.
KEARNET, Neb.. May 2B. (Special Tele
gramsFred Cole of Omaha, for many
years a resident of Kearney, and Mary D.
Keck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L Keck
of this city, were married at St Luke's
Episcopal church this afternoon. Bishop
A neon R. Graves officiating. They left for
Omaha this afternoon, where tbey will
make tbelr future home.
Martla-DarrlaaTtea.
FALLS CrTT. Netw Msy 28. (Special.)
John C. Martin and Mies May Dorrlngton
were married this morning in ths Catholic
church. Mr. Martin is the son of Judgs
Francis Martin, state senstor from this
district, and is tbe official stenographer of
ths First judicial district. The bride Is
the daughter of W. E. Dorrlngtoa-
IkcTlaae.
PAPILLION. Neb.. May 28. (Special.)
Andrew Uhe and Miss May Tim me were
married todsy by Rev. Huaemaa, pastor sf
ths German Lutheran church. Mr. The
la a farmer living near town.
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Fair aad Warmer Tharadar, Partly
Cleadr sad Shovrera Friday
for Kehraaka.
For Nebraska Fair and warmer Thurs
day; Friday partly cloudy, probably show
era and cooler in north mest portion.
WASHINGTON, May 28. Forecast :
For Iowa rartly cloudy Thuraday snd
warmer in east portion; Friday fair.
For Missouri Warmer and partly cloudy
Thursday; probably showers in south
portion; Friday fair, with warmer in south
portion.
For Kansas Fair snd warmer Thursday,
preceded 'by showers in southeast portion;
Friday fair.
Local Rresra.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
OMAHA. May 2. Official record of tem
perature and precipitation compared with
the corresponding oay of tbe last three
years:
1501. 1S"1. 100. 1899.
Maximum temperature .. 73 79 85 77
Minimum temperature ... 51 M 66 ' SO
Mean temperature 62 66 7S 68
Precipitation Ou .UO T .12
Record of temperature and precipitation
at Omaha Jor thia day and sines March 1,
1H02:
Normal temperature ti
Deficiency for the dsy
Total excess since March 1 352
Normal precipitation 16 inch
Deficiency for the day 14 Inch
Total rainfall since March 1 4. 43 Inches
Deficiency since March 1 4 . inches
Deficiency for cor. period. 19"1.... 3. OH Inches
Deficiency for cor. period, lituu 1.71 inch
departs from Statleas at T F. M.
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CONDITION OF THE
WL.ATHEK.
B
Omaha, cloudy
Valentine, part cloudy ..
North Platte, part cloudy
Cheyenne, cloudy
Salt Lake, clear
Rapid City, part cloudy .
Huron, clear
tMllision, clear
Chicago, cloudy
St. Louis, part cloudy ....
rH. Paul, clear
Davenport, clear
Kansas City, cloudy
Havre, clear
Helena, part cloudy
Bismarck, clear
GsJvuston. part cloudy
TJ 73 .
74 76i .
64 70 .(
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7' 76' .In
76' 7t .00
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Thousands of letters like Mr. Reatb a
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Put some morning urine In a
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Jfo 14 Flopelle Street. Detroit.
Michigan, November VOL.
Oentietoen: A year ago I bad
liar la. 1
eys in
affected my ktdo
tact
SAFE CURE
rru dating pains in the back; I lost rev ta
le to attend to my duties. My ooctora
r me. a frierwl on wtwim i miiu4 -
e and gave me a doee to try it. 1 felt tbe
cTue ana took it ralthrully. I kept on 1 ro
sed I vii well and felt sls though new life
vigor and enthusiasm bad returned, as did.
irue inmo to eunennar numajiuy, ana
Tears rrstefullv.
sTH. President Detroit Traveler's Club.
re rwirMl ri&fiv - i.,.f.il . i
ner s Safe Cure,
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