mK OMAHA 1A1LV HFE: TUKSDAV. IK.TUHKK 27. IPOX
J
(CONSTRUE DEBATED RILE E
tn . - , t I rhfi vt. are hereby awarded to the re-
tt&jtn Etj So Drifts! b; KijJT Letgarr. Unsure dsn drafting than
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rXf.i,et 01 Pfttt GJttm.OBs. 1 tit.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION lOStS POINT
Raae Rail Cswamlsalea Aaal.ns Plnyer
Draf.ed I n-lrr Trrai f rfrtt
! la Claba Draft las Ikra, et-
tllaar Maay Ceateets.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 36 -Tb National
n . .. ij.ii ... n :ruin' with lhilrMan A i-
I curt Herrmaan. Secretary J. E. Bruie,
"Harry C. FuiUam. pre' Went of the Na
tional league, and Ban B Johnson, pre.i
'lent of the American league, preMBt, m
n KejiFlon hi-re all day and adjourned to
night without tailing action on the ease
it Ambrose Putnam, John .Hit-key. E 8.
julck, Arthur Devlin, Charlca Jones, Gm
fDundon, O. J. FeiTy. M. Mclntyre, John
Dillon, P. J. Donovan, McPberson and
J'erry and Ml. LaudenslageT. Among
bose who appeared Iwfore the commission
f luring the day w ere President P. T. Pow
ers and Secretary J. M. Farre.ll of the Na-
tonal Association of Minor Leagues: M.
.' V Lucas president of tha Pacific National
! M. H, Sexton, prudent of the
j a estern league , . n. ura;e, uenver; i.
. f.nce, ii u urn i iiraei, itooerc vjuina,
"olumbu: T. C. Griffith. I. i. Nevln and
-AMUlam Murray, Jersey City: Edward
1 anion. Baltimore: W. W. Burn ham, Ka
irk, N. f. ; . George Stalling, Buffalo;
ieorge Tebeau,. loulnvllia; Edward Bar--owa,
De0(trr4 V Kaeaaaugh.
i The mort Important work of the day n
he dertalot) etabllarilng the absolute light
. .: , . ..... ..... . I
.... u.v..r ucuw v uran pt.jn. iroiu
nw irafun, ana wnen inn manar
settled, it eartiad wltb It results anart- I
ng rrooi or ma twenty-one eotiiesia Pr- I
, -m .r p1.jrr..umi lor
; -fuernfj flnaiiBQ nr titwiina irom i.ainm i
jus and claimed by Dacatur. were with-
- irawn. ....
I The first case flseKlad was that of Rosco
. J Miller, a pitcher Awarded to the Pittsburg
I Nationals Instead of the New Tork Amer
J ana.
James Cockman and E. B. Kaufmau
claimed to have been purchased by the
Philadelphia National team, were awarded
lo Milwaukee.
Twa Scot Rales.
Two additional rules. Nob. 24 and 3.
, were added to the national agreement.
Rule 24 provides that eatn club must send
o the secretary of tbe national oommlaalon
' before Augimt in each year a list of Its
i ourchaaed players and that no one not on
; such list cajt ever be claimed after that
' datA.
I Rule 26 provides that there shsll be no
! purchases of releases of players made dur-
lng the drafting period and that such pur-
Icnaaes would not be allowed as against
ths draft of any such players. It was held
icruog s oi ine nauonai agreement
was conflicting wltb secQon and a definite
interpretation was made so that the draft.
1ng period would t from Beptsmber 1 U
October l&. witb-M saias psrmltted during
that time,. ...
After tbe commission adjourned lie' fol
lowing; official document was given out
Regarding the contention' of committee
representing the National Association
reiatlvs to sales uaiseuiepts. purchases
and contracts for and with, players for 104
msde prior to September 11. 1.. it is con
tended .r by Messrs. powers, Farrell and
Sexton, the rommlttee -ttiat represented the
jiaaocjauon - whan toe national
agreement svas adopted that all aalea.
agreemente, purchases and contrsrts for
? . n P,""-rs for 1D04 by club members
. :r.r r. ..J!" . . - ". " t"rr " T
'V,u,rr iie hit ml ine aoorxioa i
or the national agreement, are binding I for 1:1k trotu. 3. Jtaseiie a iT I
and cannot be disturbed: and that artk-IarGregor were equal lavoriuse tor "tT8? I
I urtlnn ft . W. . I
provldlnar far' ths tfraftlnr of plovers does
not apply to these cases.
Held A galas XatUasJ.
The members of the . committee have
given rnts question a great deal of con
slderatlon and we are of the unanimous
opinion thst the contention of tbe com
mittee of the National Association with
respect to this mstter Is not Justified by
ny provision or ine national agreement
or by any action of the lepreeentattvee
oi runer piny 10 u a u ring- lis discussion
at Buffalo and Cincinnati previous te its
final adoption. The very fact that the
represeniauves or the National Association
W:."f "tSLVYgr
the drafting of players, mads claim of
tionablg one.. In faeU- no- claim of thls
i.onauis one., in lari. no- claim or this
kind was mads by either of them until the
this year. M hen. ther rstihed the national
agreemeat they m--d to It word for word.
both in letter, and in spirit The laaa-nnre
vi seoiaun i, axxicie a. is near, el pile t
snd cannot mlaunderBtotsl by anyocia,
namely:
"Seclioa vl The right' of a minor league
club to Us platers shall he ehaoluta. ex.
cept that from. September I to October It
or eacn year sruijt.r league clulwi ihall have
the prWtlee f rlK-ln rlai'rs from th
n(mai ciuos tor tbe IclWwlng seasoa.
.rrrvm thla. aertlon It will be seen that
rrom nernemoer 1 m uctoper Is or each
year tbe title of every minor league club
to Ita olaver la Qualified and that anv
ma tor leagve cttih has a pcltiv rirht to
draft anv minor league player, providing
the condition, of the above aeciioa are
adhered ta. (
Whli. tni. may work a hardship at times.
It ahould toot be forgotten that every rluh
member of the National Aasoclation. under
this agreement la assured absolute yrc
tn tlon in th. ir r!f hta to players at all
times and that rhev can dsatMsse of rlaren
bv r.rivals-sale, cither before nr aft rr the
drsnln iriod. end are assured that na
plsyer ess t taken rrom them without
com per lion st any time It sou'd slso
t pornvla tBol thst II trie ISstlonal As
swiatlon conuBiitee wa. I'aht in ita con
tention, the very object tif the agreonrrt.
Insofar as it pertains to playere. would be
violated, ror players couhl not idrinrt in
their profession If this practice was to
b followed.
Player Aaafataiew Vader Rale.
Our finding Is thst the drafting of play
er during the prescribed term must laks
precedence over everything, and that ta
all instencea where plavere have been
drafted during th drafting period and all
th conditions of section l. article 4 com
plied with player belong to ths club by
whom drafted
W find therefore that th following play,
era In addition to those about whom there
Is no dlrpute. have been regularly drafted
under the provisions of the .gree-nert. snd
sll condition comp'ied with snd belong
te the cli'ls by whom drafted:
Champ (wteen awarded to Waahlnrton
club. A merles n league; Fd A. Walsh.
sward"d to Chtcaao. American league;
Thomas Jones swarded to 8t Louis Amer
ican league: James Iielehanty, awarded ta
Boston. National leaue; Albert Jaoubson.
awarded to Washington Amerlcsn lesvje:
Fred O. Ravmer. mnMl to Hostcn
National league: (Vwn Writ-ley. .warded
to ' Chicago. . American leiie: Fisher,
swsrded to Boston National leame:
Moy Ventsomery awardd to New
York. Arnencsn league; Frank Smith
warded to Chicago Amnrlcaa league;
Torn Iougherty, awarded to Chiciga.
S3 xiTfs
IS AQLNOVtlECCTB BY THE
tST rJICCLS TO MM flO
SlVtfaOrt A A K!I
SPI'-J-JINf. HfilTrtH H11TY
7f a,
(ZD
A merican Inrnr: Joeph Roan. awarded
National leasne. ah om.-r
I lvft who have tw-en drafted under the
lorm of the National agreement In com
pliance with the coridluors of article 4,
v a "' recproiriena irui a r
. niHr.r r nt in thf present of 1h
nunmn lue. to the presionl pi m
Kitmnii !..,, nrt to J H Kurt-ell. sec-
"y of the IViiAM.
AIGCST HtKKMAXX.
Cob mlKsioners.
EVENTS CN RUNNING TRACKS
Alhlaaa Wlat First Rare at Qeeeas
(If Jockey 'lab at
Aaacdart.
NEW TPRK, Oct. l-S-The fall tutting
of the Qun. County Jockey club ovenrd
today at Aqueduct and a big crowd i I
In attendance. Athlar.a. at l"0 to L won I
he firM raie in a driving finish by half
I"! gth from lllyria. Keulti:
rii race, nimncap, pis iunun5. " 1 i -
ion. in.,,. .,r,l udv Amelia I
third. Time: i 14V ... ..
Kvuond race, selling, one mile: All troio.
won. Nevermore tvcoiid, Meiaiersinger
Third race. The Creedmoor. six lurionga:
Juvenal Maxim won. lMvlnatlon secoud.
Race King third. Time: 1.14S ,
Fourth race. Aqueduct nanaicap. nine :iu
one-clxteet,th: Wild Thyme won, tmuar-
raiment second, Ahumada third. Ttne:jjott Engine company of Minneapolis.
... ...... o I
Plume won." Belle of Relit mcd second,
rirth rare, selling, nve iun-..;.
'X furlong.:
Julia
M. won, Agnea Brennan second, Loncuns
third Time:
f-u ir a . u i rift js Keffuiis
n..f flv. and a nail runor.Ks.
Fortune won. General 8l ard second. In - lr -
Rwmd race, aix rur ill: cwui v
strument third. Time: 1:1 4- I ,,
Third ra. ose mUe: AnecKS won. in-
cunator second, IK!ly Hayroan third. Time: I
1 . . .
Fourth race, six furlongs: Bummer won.
r...,J v r,H Th. Ucm third. Tims:
'
Vlf,h on. miw j,a oneixteeni n :
Mwm Christ ne A. secono,
- '" - ' .T. .n ventv Tarda:
Caldwell won. Bluemint seconu,
kirinv km ma t rt in ra. iirftr. j.wvti. i
-A;j5Z u'r T.ime won.
Lady Trl-t'le second, tady Fonso third, j
Time: 1 :B. . tjv I
e: . r . ... . , v Ti.rinnKi: rim i . " i
on. General r'rlg secona, m. . i ""j
. - - . win v
Third race, five and one-half furlongs:
Woodson won, Kiowa Chief second, iom
Mankins third. Time: 1
irn,.K . . ml -w furlnmn. hsndlcan: MaJ-
ster won. Frank Bell seoond, Ldy Idils
thlrtt. Timer 1:14. . , ,
nr. wi H. mna nne-slxteentn
Athelrov won. Glennevis second, Ldy
Btrathmore-third, Time: 1:4!.
c i. , v. r.. nnm mil snrl HeventV Tarns.
tj, won. Pierre J second. Helen mm i
third. Time: !:. I
U1. riiw7? N.lihk. won.
Tsve Bommers second, imj nu uu,
Time: 1:1W4. . I
Second race, nve TunonsT. j"""- I
nwo M i1
third. Time: I K .. I
Third race, one mile : rinrs cnim
Chickadee second,
Flaneur third. Time: I
l:4i
Fourth rsc. steeplechase, b.ndicao. short
nnurse: Kva Me won. r ajeiia,
Itscatlara third. Time: J:S.
xt.K . i nve inn pnenii. i u, n-i , .
Kern won. Circular Joe second. Cheboygan
"'rd: T'T'i Kl .a us.. t.wi-
Mosketo won. Bud Kmbry seoond, Frank
Mc thira. Time: i :
WIND, STOPS MAJOR DELMAR
1 haesslea GeldtasT Faila t Gs AaaJast
Hts Reord
sfesspkts.
MEMPHIS. Oct. 2. Major Delmar. the
two-mlnote gelding, waa carded for an at-
R w JK.L"V!w; wind'lhe
vent waa postponed until tomorrow. It I
was also announced that Dan Patch wouia
n aiaii :. tiie hall -mile reoora iot
TZ -TIL." I . .. ih. Uamolts 1
iimxt - , - , . i
h.a I Thm former Mai T WOD, UQ in lilt
second best sld a decided favorite over I
unurni. . t .7 -va.j-.-,.-
ur,hntagieVVdnmoeJ"Mt
I it rex turn Miller, the favorite, won the
ymf'.nV T"'."' fim
The Z Zb trot went tO l ainoap, Wlin-n I
the odds-on favorite. K'rawooa un'r' ,u I
two straight heats.. Tbe resuu raigni m
been different hsd not an accident occurred
in the second heat. Immec lately after the
start Kirk wood Junior broke badly and
Great Pplrlt. owned by Senator Bailey of
Texas, and driven by Marvin, collided with
Geers' sulky. Marvin was .hrown heavily
,h .round, mhila Great Bpirit ran 1
1,?
I 'I i.ur tl Oui J
I Li" "OolO. ch. m. tf5tanley..... 1 J ; I
I ";; i
rgas Pointer, b. g. t McPtiersonj J J
Trotting, Z:ls class, auinoua .
COW:
umHa hilt . rMekersoni. ........... 1 2
I $XKI:
Masette. blk.
Jsy MeOregor. b. k. tHudaoni I
The yuestur. b. g. (Geers) I I
IHllon Boy. b. h. (Walker)
TTnlme:rni:!ei(.II,
Trottinr. 1:24 class, nurse U.000:
Cathode, ch. g. (Andrewsl J J!
Joha Caldweii, o. g. i huhibubt j j
w . iCh,.i . a I.
K li a wood junior. ir. a. lueanv
Anna tJay. b. m. (Thomasi 4 4
Great Spirit, b. ra. (Marvin)
lime: i:un. i.itia.
1. an amateur trotting match Ida High
wood, driven by Mr. Smathers. took two
straight heats from George Muscovite, With
Mr. uayauia up, ia ana i.jin,
GRAND ISUND BEATS HASTINGS
laiiiT Cam W Ithant a Kick Resalts
la Scar at Twenty-Three
ta Sathlaa.
HASTINGS. Neb.. Oct- St Special Tele
mm V Hastinars lost In a aame of foot
I ball uday to Grand Island cnllere by a
score of 3 to 0. From sisrt to finish the
game was full of snap and ginger snd
if. Te fee to re of the game waa th fact
that not a single kick wa. resrislared from
either side. Th. lineup:
W.STIMoM. - OhAKD Uluwn
Giwwii .....LK IE,
root.
IkloM .bl'LT
Mr7vta
Walfnnt
ta, tmsai . ...
Fvtralar (D...-
Soisr
Catpantar
fpwm
TPnava
Hall
a kot ...
1 O I. o
, c C
q Q B . ...
R U R G ...
r rur ...
UK KT. ...
...a h h r h n.
...L HIH.HI..
r it r i...
ann k
torntat.
Starr
. . Sutb'MI
Pavla
. . tWis"
Sutherland
Touchdo'
Davis snd
Fnipires. Adam Breeds snd Robinson.
Timer, Miner Linesman, ITtrrs.
With th Bawlera.
faa Clark' alleys last everlns the
Omahas won two of three games from tlie
.rmuurs. Th score:
OMAHAS.
i : j.t.
d. M. Total.
r.; i tsu
114 1T4 4i
Mi 14 !
I" 1
J2 lsl Hi
"in rci
Id. M Tot'l
4 IKS fr
i . 644
14 14 Ml
IT! 1 !.
la 1 l
Ms "aU LiS
Wlgman ...
11
m
ii
ia
141
v.rp .......
f Ahar a ..
"un'tngton
Emery ....
Total...
ARMOURS.
1st.
1ST
147
lMt
1S
."kW
c-,iichrlt .
P.'er ....
-une ...
Schn-lder
Denmaa .
Total.
lauaia the event, of Interest ta the local
p-wtlng world In getteral aad automobile
enthuaiasta in particular is a series of suto
race la be held on in one mile track in
Council Bluff Saturday sfiernoon next.
A new race is Bcneauiea neiween the
Whit steamer and th Peerless, ss the
rial spin of last Tuesday was not consid
ered a fair test, cslng to condition ain
favorabis to the WMta Tw new com
netivura for tr,s toner la th teurtrg car
rlaas an tbs LiKuuKiUie ail the 'V.inion.
htctl are looked uja-n as dangerous m.ls
of the peerless snd th Whits
In tb rur.akoot class tbe t adtllac. Olds
anohllc RmMer and taneut Hui aboard will
coont The fir al eveat w til b pulled alt
at t-14 hrp.
FIRE ENGINE FIRMS CONTEST
IitersatioDal ui I (fit Ears Cpa.ie
Both TtBt U 6elL
NOTT REPRESENTATIVE BEFORE COUNCIL
Mayor and Fire thief Far Metro
politan Eniif, a at Caw aril May
Arrange for Campetltlwa
Teat.
Fire englnea and the reapectlve merlu
of the truat and antl-tmrt machines were
oicuaed before the roonc.ll In committee
yesterday aftern
.
cotinctlrrH - n. were present.
oon. Only five
however, and It
was decided to defer action for a week or
two. The city is about to buy a steamer
. . . . , .
me engine nnow ur.uer uku
it Eleventh and Jack.on streets, and the
mayor and fire chief had decided that the
"Metropolitan" enrlne, manufactured by
the International Fire Engine company.
which Is the trust, is the best steamer on
the market.
E. A. Wilkinson, sales agent for the
the sole Independent firm, djuputed this
- - - -
puini ana aaiu nis enginv i . iuiwi.
ssked for a competitive test, and some of
the cour.cilmen seemed to favor such
demonstration, but the mayor and Chief
Baiter did not. saying that the cUy Is not
In a position to experiment wltb fir ap
paratus
Mr. Wilkinson stated that he had written
vi.. c.li.. 11 nklnr InTnrma
. . V
","-i v v " -
requesting a chance to submit a propoai
Hon. The chief replied that It had been
decided to buy
"Metropolitan" engine, for
h. v. ,r,.Ior It the best.
t. er.,, . . ,.
.,Mm(.r f r fS -SO. frelcht rrer.ald.
aa - alnat t.e r,rlr. of IS SOO. f. o. b.. Cindn-
ntmfi by the truPlt.
.... & . .. . : m a .
celre a hearlna- before the advisory board.
wn(cn na(J recommended the purchase of
the' "Metrooolilan" enarine. Concernlna-
. -
teat which resulted disastrously for the
Nott engine at Atlantic City a year ago,
Wilkinson admitted that his steamer hsd
been badly worsted, but Insinuated that It
had been done by unfair methods, and that
he had learned "to sleep with his engine'
while making tests. The trial was under
peculiarly unfortunate conditions, he de
clared, and since then many Improvements
nave been made ana a new Doner just
perfected which he believes to be the peer
of any In use.
j-j,... . i - . a-,....
1M ore engine man used up more tnan
an hour talking about the Nott engine
..7. . . .
uu turn cuaiKuiuri tnu ir. vMnj
Uciea for a oompettUve test In Omaha.
He wanted this he Ud, to demortrats
his claim that his machine Is the best, or
to pay the expenses of the fire chief or a
reliable machinist to Minneapolis to ex
amine an engine being built for Atlanta,
Q a, Lastly, he said he would be willing
to bring- this engine to Omaha enroute and
show what It could do. It is smaller than
the kind Omaha wants, the largest sise
in common use being; what is demanded
hers.
Telegrams from Thomas Eturgis. fire
commissioner of New Tork City, which Is
using five Nott engines, and from five
other cities using; ths engine, ware sub-
ml t ted by Comptroller Lpbeck. Each wire
said the Nott engines bad given entire
abaction.
Chief Salter said a year and a half ago.
when be was making inquiries as to Ore
engines, the Nott engine wsa not then on
the market: that he found tha aletmnnlltjin
erurlDe warmly commended everywhere
,.. it i . i
" - " " "
torious. combine an tbe good restores of
piaaoara lire engines, ine maniuac-
turer. of which had combined. When aaked
by Councilman Nicholson If be bad any
objections to a competiUvs test be replied
nw u.um . m.uj
reason for such a trlaL
Mayor Favors If et repeal taw.
Mayor Moores said that Omaha wanted
the best engine on the market, and later
was aroused to a romewhat vigorous de-
fanse of the MetroDolitan engine. CouncU
Evan, urged that tb.
only way to determine the best engine U to
posal lo build an engine, submit It for
"
oompeUUon with the trust, the loser to pay
Ung engine.
Tbs mayor said that the International
I - , . . .
rlr" tnne
build the engipe and that it should be de-
Uvered not later than February 1. The
fire chief, he asserted, knew more about
fir engines than tb remainder of the city
officers and his judgment should b taken
a. to the best engine. "Tb. question of a
few hundred dollar, should not b. con
sidered." said th mayor. "It Is th. quality
of the engine. Tb Nott engine has not
proved itself yet and the other has. Tbey
offer us the Metropolitan aa cheap aa sur-.
rounding cities have obtained It."
Mayor aad Wllklasea Hare Wards.
Wilkinson then proposed that Chief Baiter
come to Minneapolis at his expense to
observe the wcrklngs of the Nott steamer,
Mveral Are chiefs from leading cities hav
ing promised to ajtend the exhibition. Th
chief, however, flatly declined, saying that
be did not wisb to b placed In th. position
of Judge,
Tbe sales agent then offered to exhibit
th Atlanta. Ga.. engine in omana enroute
.outh. but tb. mayor aud the fire chief did
oot seem disposed to favor this either. Later
I hi honor and w llklnson baa some rauier
I n,...tinD mhi, h fell lust . liitl.
w... ,..,i u-n. .
isoora "i i'S ' - t -
I told of some of th. maneuver of th trust
aud Incident, of cutting prioes. Including
la reductloa OI z.v-w lor uirws siicuies suiu
t. Chicago last year.
Tb. ooancllmen Ziraman, Nicholson,
Back, Evan, and Huntington talked over
th mattar la executive session, but r.
(used te aay what they concluded to do.
other than that tb matter would b held
open a week or so to giv th other council-
men a chance to participat In ths discus-
slon and decision.
FmI 'Ball at CreigbtaaL.
A mam meeting cf the students and fac
ulty was held st Crtiguloa university last
even Ins to diacuss alhleuc matters, es-
pe-lal referenc iwing niaAa to lb game
Net Saturday at Des Mitines with HigiUand
Pars.
i i.a aueavkers Included Father O'Connor.
prttfect cf studies: Coach McDonald. Man-
sgr J atial. 4. a plain .aiianan ana t-reiaau
Brorkuiaa. Tb tem was cumplinaeou-d
glowing terms The poor showing it msde
al Highland Para waa due v the Injury
or ne 01 Ks best, aiaa. muuaing tapu
The strongest player on th team were
Injured In th recent gam with South
Dakota. Iat night all were out for prac
tice and il ts iwupusad to put the team in
nrst-tlass shape and get It ready for tb
haxd bailies which ar yet before it.
Aeraaad Caards Admitted t RalL
rvTm T . 11 rVt 9cwirf4v..rH 4 RneMla
and Samuel Fl nn, ths men held l,y th '
coroner s Jury fur the murder cf Thomas
Hartley, aa tnmal of the Bortoavtiie
insaiis asylum, ware taken before Jud
Uorihiiigton on habeaa corpus proceedings
today. Hi derided to admit them le bail
la the sum of iu.uuu men. wbaca they have
not et given,
MtteheU Win fram Red aria.
MITCHELL. B D. Oct X (Special Tel
egram Win hell university defeated Rad
heid -liea au a hard fought gaj: bars
tia sfuarbooa. Scvrs; MitclieiL IT; i-td-feead.
i.
n:m 11 cui akd charity
The year book of the Iowa Federation
f Women's Clubs for lW-lKft Is out this
week snd Is most complete In every par-
tlcular. with a complete directory of clubs.
ccording to district, excellent committee
reports and reports of officers, the reci
procity list, cT.stltutlon and bylaw and a
folding map o' the state, according to dis
tricts. In the back. There are also blank
pages for memorandums. First among the
notices appear tbe following excellent ad
vice, that might profitably be accepted and
ed and
as well FT 1
ilOlla
followed by the women of Nebraska as
as of Iowa: "The excellent recommenda
tion of my predecessor, that each club
vide for 'Bute Federation day' In it
gram, should be adopted by the federated
clubs. Read and discuss the state year
book In order to familiarise yourselves
and keep In touch with the work of the
federation." (Signed) President I. F. W. a
In her greeting to the clubs Mrs. AUce
G. Fletcher, state president, after reciting
some of the benefits that have come
through the atate organisation, closes with
lj. iuuoiiig wuu. . " , ' . i
V. . .... : . J . .U-.tk I. . InUrMl
snd co-operation of everyone f the 10.M0
club women of Iowa, tha possibilities lor I
good would be unlimited, we only ask
thst you freely receive whst we freely
give,"
The ' educational committee, Mrs. Helen
C. Montgomery of Council Bluffa. chair
man, makes a plea for co-operation In in
troducing Into the curriculum of the
schools of the state, manual training and
domestic ssienoe; also to aiding In the
effort to secure building for tbe teaching
of domestic science at the State college
at Ames.
The art committee especially commends
the work of clubs plscing works of srt
In the school rooms, also the art loan
exhibits that have been provided by many
clubs. It further advises attention to ths
arts and crafts movement and hopes to be
able to provide good programs for Art8
and Crafts day. , -
The household economics committee says
frankly: "We are living too far from the
kitchen, the heart of all homes. We are
slowly but surely disgracing this family
altar, delegating; It priestly offices to bar
barian hands. In other words, we have
degraded kitchen work and placed a social
ban upon all worries who dare to take It
up as a means of livelihood. We trust
that no club will turn from this without
giving at least one hour during the year
for the consideration of this vital question.
If not deemed worthy a well written paper,
then give a short time to the discussion
of why kitchen work should be thought
degrading and the best means of changing
public opinion In this matter."
The child labor committee suggests thst
the clubs confer with their legislators con
cerning child labor before the meeting of
the legislature in January, calling their
attention to what other states are doing
In this matter and arousing an interest
In It.
The club program committee makes a
plea for a specialized program, pointing
out that many clubs are still trying to
crowd too much Into one club year and
losing much thereby.
The club extension committee Is pushing
plan for several district meetings to be
held this autumn and urges that they be
well attended.
There was a meeting of the club women
of Council Bluffs last week to plan for ths
entertainment of the meeting of the Ninth
district of tbe federation, which will be
held in Council Bluffs December 1 and 1
Mrs. Thomas Metcalf ta president of the
local com mitt eel There are. la all twenty
foar clubs In tbe Ninth district federation
and about twice that numher nut affiliated,
and entertainment will te provided for the
president and two delegate" from tvery
club In tha district. To meet '1 be expense
Incidental to the entertainment of the con
vention, each member of the clubs enter
taining has been assessed 2S cents. Over
ISO women were registered at the Red Oak
meeting last year and it is expected that
the number will greatly exceed that M
the coming meeting. The state president.
Mr. Fletcher, and the ex-president. Mrs.
Bailey of tes Moines, win be the guests
of the meeting, besides several other prom
inent women of Iowa and Nebraska who
are on the program.
Mr. T. W. Miller, corresponding secre
tary of the Nebraska Federation of
Women's clul. has recently removed from
Douglas to Lincoln, to make her home.
Her address now is 10X D street.
The following clipping from a Lincoln
club column may afford some satisfaction if
not his g more to some of the local club
women. The regrettable part of It all ia
that club officers have not learned to avoid
tbe sort of thing that occasion, this kind
of mlMunderstandlng: '
Some misapprehension see.ms to . i. . i..
referenc to the breakfast given for Mrs
Denlson on her recent visit to this citv.
A few members of the Woman's club have
been quoted as saving that the officers and
neaas or aeparunents had been feasting at
the expense of the club s treasury. This is
entirely untrue. The Isdles who gsvs the
breakfast bore the expense Indivldusllv.
The number of visitors to be entertained,
emit najr.i or ten peine in me party from
rmunni. maae n aesirai'l that a num
ber of ladies combine rn giving the break
fast. The reception In the afternoon w.a
another affair, being complimentary to Mrs
iiemison rrom tne whole Woman s club.
It Is said that many women were aheept
from the reception thronsh nlnua at not
being invited o the earlier function, but
perhaps, their 1eHre to sit st table with the
national presioert would have hm les
sened had they known that all the Lin
coln wo-nen present bore a share of the
evnense. with ne exception of two or three
whoj were Invited st short notic. to fi'1
ve.nci-s The armra-emeats for tlrka
also Interfered w1h the attendance at the
reception. In sm.llar chihs no iihervip
tickets are ia.ned and the m1orl'v of th
members of the Woman's club had not se
cured their.
Cresceas t Radly lajared.
KANSAS CITY. Oct, 36 -Georre C. Ket-
chajn, owner of the champior. staJlion Cres-
evma, said tKlay that the horse suffered
only trivial Ir Juries at Spulpi, L T.. last
Saturday snd was not hurt auout the le.a
Mr. Keu l.am at. id thst Cresceus' effort 10
lower th mil record ver a half mileitracii
here Saturday would I aiaioluiely hi a laM
tria.1 agHinst time. "Creweus will never
agal. try t break a record after hi. effort
Saturday." said Mr. Ketcham. "It will 6e
absolute y his lcua trial. I Intend sending
him to Toledo, and thereafter he will L
In th stud."
Elktas Is Soma Belter.
PHILADEIJPHIA. Oct. It -The condi
tion of William L. Eikliis. the multi-millionaire,
who is critically ill at his bom.
here. Is reported Vj&ny to be llrhtly in
proved. The report thst euigeons bad
round It necessary to amputate the pa
tient's leg in order to check tl.c spread of
fiangren was deulfed by members ol th.
a-Hillr.
Jsllrt Plaal Resames Work.
JOLIET. Ill, Oct. 26 The Joliet plant ol
the Illinois Steel company resumed work
uxisy in an department after a shut
down of three weeks. The resumption
give, employment to I 000 men. The En
terprise plant of th American Steel and
Wire ootapany Is also In operation again.
"I Can't Go
Iv gnch a ten-itde headache." need
aeveh. be said .filn. Dr. Mile Antl
I'ala Pills quickly rcre aad poeirlTely
psevent headach and all bodily pain. No I
cutet. aun-iaxatlv. never sold In hulk.
Guaranteed. All druggists. R doae S Cenl ,
Ufa. Jal 1 r a jaaLAV.AA. tu, a. a Bars lav,
TOO LATE TO t UABIIIF Y.
40 ACRES, tea Bui les from Omaha, cmp and
soin aloes: r. aeui ur tra it n , 44,
lrvlugUan, iseh. Ki-MU fig
ug'Store Bflerchandise
and Mm
Qua
The "SYSTEM" cpon which we hare built np a drop business which is the larpest of any
retail drug store in the Transmississippi states Lb a very simple one. First of all, WE. HAVE
the poods which our patrons wish. Second, the goods we offer are always the "GENUINE and
"OIUG1XALT ones no imitations uor goods of doubtful purity. Third, our - price are
,4 a
ALWAYS the LU EST UU 1A1. AJJL.Li quality COnSlQCrca
, . r . . , .
SOLD. Fourth, an adequate
Sherman & ItHcConnell Drug Co.
Corner Sixteentli and Dodgs Streets, Omaha.
The Prices Quoted Below
Argument
f Aa-nevr's Catarrh Powder we
sell Oa
So Allea's Langr Balaam we sell Oe
o Allrerk's Parsu Plasters
we sell I ere fer
: PO AUavl a Kidney Cur we sell J1.7S
MM Aaaler's Peireleasa Kaawl-
sloia we sell .. 44Va
fl Aatl-Cersa we sell - T&e
Aall-Geria ta a fiowerfal disinfect
ant aad deodorant.
noe Aatlpblwaiatlae we sell..... dOe
2 Arnica Tooth Soap we sell We
.'He Aaer'a 1'fcerry Pectoral we sell 44e
..o Aver- Cherry Pectoral we sell., foe
J..UW Aers Hair Vigor we sell
c A er a Pectoral Plasters WS sell
Jc Avers Pills ws sell
fl.OS Ayer s earaaparllla we sell
awe Armours F.xUact Beef we sell..
Il 00 Armour's Extract Beef we sell.
U.09 Atbl' pborus wo sell
Araeal teasaileiloa Wafer
lJC
. Juo
. 3"c
. Sc
.. 4"C
,. fci
. SOC
with
I rem, the art-at blood earlcher aad
akla whltearr, artera days' treat
seat SOc, S3 aays' treatment fl. Ry
wall araa receipt of price,
fl Raker's Barley. Malt Whiskey
we sell TSe
Per daaea fS.OO
This Is the ataest Malt Whiskey
made.
SOe Bar-Bea we sell....... - dOe
&c Ballard'a Hoarbound Syrup we sell 40o
25c Beecham's Cough Fills we sell.... Sue
fl Beet. Wtae aad Irea we sell BOe
Bird Mannatnakas birds sing lio
Rird Seed, Germaa Mixed, per 1
pea ad avar ka e wa sell........
Write far war tsualaarac eaatala
1bt tea tbaasaatd drag; store articles
at rat prices. Parties living; aatslde
f Omaha aaaald clah together and
aead aa their list.
Blrney's Catarrh Powder we sell.. 40c
. ...
arrh Powder we sell.. 40c
r timportedl aeil... c
Cordial we sell 8bc
ac Bitter water
aoe. l.laj-kbeirv (
Ac Black Liraught we se!i rue
1.0C' Huoths iiyomei Inhaler, ooro-
plete. we sell...... 0c
tfttu. Borols paoi w e sell 40c,
c BoscJtiae s Gcrtiuui fyrup Wf sen.,
ate: Bosanko's Cough and Lung
pyrup ws sen
V
w. sell ...
10c
a&c Brown,
we.aell . . .
Bronchial Trachea
a.
...................
tl.0 Brlmldla (Battles) ws sell 85o
iuc Buckien's Amioa taive we Mil Sue
lie bull s Cough Cyrup we sell 2uc
Vi cuiimni cgeuiiie uiiawuua
we sell , 40C
tl.0u Burnham's Sarsaparilla we sell.... 4c
We sell attr iariy styles at At-
mlsers aad Xehaliaers.
Small Caldwell' Syrup of Pepsin.
our price 10e
Cie Cau.phor Ice we aeil 1'Jc
2sc Carter s Little L4ver Pills we sell., lie
11.00 Carfchad fprudel Salta we sell i&c
6ftc carnick a Eo.uble Food we seU....v. "C
ijo Cascarets we reil .
aj.
11 Cascareis we sell te
tic Caatoria (genuine) we sell 2So
2ic Chamberlain's Cough Syrup we sell Juc
12 00 Chlatiolm . hTtncli fer.nyToyal
Pills we sell 1X00
fa Chichester English Penny.
ryal Pills Ulamaad Brand.. .l.T4
11.00 Crvstal Tonic for 60c
60c
:jc
hie
iao
il.A) Cramer's Kidney Curs we sell
6jc Cokes Dandtuff Cur w e.l
li 00 Coke Dandruff Care we aeil
lac Co.gale' Talcum Powder we aeil .
Caldolda ajalrkeat and safest
enra for raids
2&
Coleman's Carhalated Ointment... 60e
Far fcsraea, eattl aad at her lal.
mala. A great healer.
Crystal Eye Water Dr. Scot fa
Ik slek car far r eye.. SSa
By mail SO
Ufa Cashmaa' Mentha! Inhaler
we sell dO
II Ov Coiufoot Expectorant wa sell 6'ic
avu t'uaa.' y'l Knn.it ieef we soil Sac
.so C li lu ura Soap we sell t"c
J0
'c
eC
uoc luliiura baive w sell
aOe Davis Pain Killer w sell
live Dsntleiluo sell
:c Dn' Hejid.iche Powders we sell
! DeMiriwle Hair He. .ewer we sell. Hue
lc Deal it s One Minul Cough Cur
we sell 9o
re Dewltt's Witch Haael Salve we sell Hue
i"C Dia's Tilc 'i ab.eis we sell 40c
60c Duan's Aluney P. Us ws sell 4"c
. 01 Duffy's MaJt Whiskey we sell.
U. II. U. t.r.taia Care, per hallle.flAM
This remedy ts sold and guaranteed by
us for akin diseases.
lac Eagls brand Con densed Milk we Mil lac
1W Ei.ert s Tar ar.d lid Cherry we
sell Fas
f 1 i:lker-Hsra Coasamptloa Car taue
By mall - aft
Uc E.ec'tric EMIcon (for rhaanlivg) w Mil 10c
6 LI, l'reira inim ws sell
Uuc Eekay s rood we sell
- . , " -, - - -
fc E.rys Ira grant Cream we Mil.. 30c
be Eutlymol Tooth Past wa sell uc
F.ralTBiai Catarrh Jelly. tha
klaadrat aad heat remedy far ea.
tarrh. Said la XOe aad BO sise.
ample free.
fl.' Fstrchlld' Ease no of Pspsin w
sell ?
n.M Fellows' fyrup Hypophospbile
ws cii nil
4hs Fla Byraa ajeaalne w sell 3Me
'K Flw her s Extract Bsef (Lleblg
preessi ws Mil - c
11 'JO Five Drops we Mil .................. sue
hue Foley s Honey and Tar Cough
Rvfi t. aa sell 40c
frcas 4arallac OH w sell Sue
Small aiarheia Tea ws MIL - .. 10c
fcuc G:yoothymolir.e ws sen
tla Olyoothyrooline ws Mil tte
t.ic Graiitm's Cucumber aad Elder
riuwer Cream we s-il 40e
Grar'a blldaay Pills, th harmless
hat eCrrtlv kidney aad bladder
ear. Prle &Oe. Ry mall npan re
relpt f prlea .
tirar Berv Faad mils, a aswll
far acrtau debility, sleeplesaaess
aad laaa at appwtit aad salt fare.
(Kc Bovinius we sell hxs ... K1 raotus Oil we sell . 400 o Rubifoam we sell w.o
tu.Ui Botanic Blood Balm we sell sue "f.p i'aun Oil we'li . Shrader s Headarhs Powder w U t'JO
- .dre,h's P.U. w. .ell..... IB. 60c Kid-neld. (Morrow, w. sail 40. o 111 IS
Ismail Bromo-CaiTein. we sell 10c BA Kilmer. Swaaas Itoot we sell. owe
Bromo-Chloraium we cil c at Kilmer's Bwamn-Koot wa sell f l " arsapartua. wita
Uk liromo-Seiner we sell 4oo stlrk's DavadraaT Call th. ten elaver and dandellana, wa .all Tse
iic brown'. Caunph. Tooth Powder ' ..... ..II. .. TSa Thia is tli. best blood Purifier.
Write for Catalogue.
StlERHAU b ncGOnriELL DRUG
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Ccrtsr StiUsnta vA Mi Streets. Iztx.
ity-Low in Price
, 1 1 ,
aemce at all Umea.
91 per wax, alx for SO. Writ for dr.
eslar.
f,Ac Gasaom'a Kidnev Pills we sell rV
11.00 Uray's Glycerine Tonic w sell.... K-o
$1 00 Gude's Pepto Mangan we sell toe
Gunning's Bird Tonic keep birdie
well! fie
too Hsle's Honey of Hoaxhound and
Tar we sell 40c
SOc Hsmlln's Wlsnrd Oil we sell 4"c
toe Hay's Hair Health we sell 4c
fl Herplelde ajewbro's we sell.. Te
HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICINES IN
. CUAHA
Whalesale aad Retail.
As 1 well known, we are ths only
house In Nebraska who carry any
considerable line of HOMEOPATHIC
medicines, snd our stock, which oc
cupies the flret floor of our new ware
ooue at lal4 lodge street. Is In
charge of a trained homeopathlst, and
comprises a complete line of the MA
TERIA MED1CA ISKD BY HoMli.
PA1H1C PHYSICIANS, In variety
from A to Z, and in potency from
tinctures to HuOth centesimal dilution,
numbering Id ail nearly 2U,0Oti rem,
dies.
Parties ordering Homeopathlo Medi
cine of aa can rely upon getting Just
what they want and obtaining It fresh
and at as low a p: les as any Pharmacy
in the Vnlted Stales.
BOc Hind's Honev and Almond Creass
w sell Ua
Ux Hoaxhound Tula Cough Syrup (for
children) w sell J"'"
tl.O Hostetter's Bitters we sell To
Howell's Anti-Kawf w sell 0
lie Hydrogen Peroxide w sell x)
IL0O Hyomel Inhaler, eompiet w u s"o
tl.OO Her Msit WhUkey wa sell Uc
ai.fJ iier aisjt nisaey we seu.
i a ,mperU, arnura w. en ....
j,,.,-, Eip,orant w sell ..
rc 3.vnem Vermifuge w. sell....
t'iS
. ft ' ii.V. . .n Mm
hOr Johnson's t'lgesUv Tablets ws sell
'J .WIIIIPMU Mmuw . , M 1 . w - ..
Jo-He Oil for-..
5 e Kay . Lung Balm Uquld) w. sell., h
fcoc Kay. Renovator Tablet, we sell.. 40o
a. v.m'. rn.i.h Ralaan ws sell 4on
UU 1.' , 1 ' . cTP..,Hn Cl,M MMlt
r
BOc Kodol Dyspepsia Curs we sell 4uo
11.00 Kodol Iiyrpepsta Cur w. sell tuo
.j. ..... v m - Tnl.r.
we sell 8
fuv LAblnnrhe Face Powdsr w. sell.... Sua
$i.o Lsctopep'ln Powder (1-os) ws sell s.a
26c Laxative Bromo-Oulnine wa Bail.... 160
Llthla Tablets, Rve-ajs-ata aach,
per kettle wc sell SS
SOc IJeblg Extract Beef (genuine) w
sell 40o
rOe Llajaoroae we sell dOa
ril Ll.alaone we sell SO
SI Listeria) Lamhert's wa sell. Yd
2.1 e Listeria Lambert's we sell lUo
2Sc Melt Nutrtn we sell. bot.. lsc, doa.C f
aMrrr jdhii nun I IIS px-u, a.' v. v., mm
11.0 Maltlne Prepa ration we sell
BOC
400
1.V3
60c Malted Milk iHorllck's) we ssll
60c Malvina Cream or Lotion ws sell....
fSJfcO Marvel WhlrltaB-
rrlagea w sell
Spray
fx, 18
60s Mecca Compound w sell...
40
60c Megrlmmlns tw hlls or y fellow) w
eil
40e
fw.
Tjc Mellin's Food we sell
S&c Mennen's Twlcam Powder w
sell 11
X&c Mentholatura ws sell 0s
tV Mexican Mustang Liniment we sell e
25c Miatleloe t rwam we sell 10c
Moeller s Norwegian Cod Liver Oil w
sell Rc
fl K) Mother's Friend ws sell Duo
Mull's Grape Tonic we sell c
2c Munyen's Rmedea we Mil -e
2c M. A L. Florida Water we Mil jo
fiOe Ural's Dyapepala Tablets
w sell .......,.i. ...... .. dOa
fl Hewbro's Herptrld we sell... Tha
fx Omega OH we sell 4e
Ontario Port, pints, 0c, quarts 669
This Is a very pur and palatable wine.
11 00 Orange Blossom we Mil 0e
fi- nnmrlaa wa sell BJO
tl6 OrientaU Cream (Gouraud's) w
sell Jill
tl 0 Osoraulaion ws sell Duo
BO Palm Tablet we sell do
I6e Pain Killer (Perry Pa via) we sell.... le
6ik3 Park, 's Hair Balaam ws sell oo
fcoc Paso Pile Ointment w sell... 4"c
sua 26c Pear's Glycerin Soap w Mil
lie
6- e Peptogenic Milk Powder we Mil,
II 00 Peruna we sell
61.00 Pisrce's Golden Medical Dlsoov
erv we se.l
60c Pierce's Smart Weed w Ball
so
(no
oj
hie Ilnsud s Eau d (julnin w Mil.... Bvj
11 00 Pinaud Eau de wulnln w Mil.. 7c
Iav Pink of Perfection w Mil
tl 00 Plnkham's Vegelable Compound
an
I6c Plso s Consumption Cur w Mil
wx runs ciiiar. ww wvit ...............
p,.rt .Wins (good) quart bottle,
m9 sell "7
fc. Knnrt a trwrract ws sell .
60s
Ths Best Paints U.de
Th SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS ar
1 i H ajW
fslrlv entitled to this description. becauM
wind, rain or sun. separately or coilact-
lveJy, do not afft them wind does not
biaavrh. ra in does not "waah" or "chalk,"
sua dors Pot f.ds. For these reasons and
hundreds of others ths 61. erwln-Williams
paints have for a years stood as ths stand
ard for high gran paunt other makera
fcavs TRIED to mk AS GOOD NONB
HAVE 6LCCEEDED.-
Th cost of these goods Is Just about th
.ajrjs aa that aaked fur grade of lndiftsrwnt
quality. GET THE BEST buy hnerwm
Wllllam. PAINTS. ENAMELS. VAR
NlisHEa, Wood Filler. Barn Paint.
IT COMES IN Hl'GE CANS and barrel
for cars, barns and dwelling or lo cut
little pots snd can for th a mail daooral
lng lob oi th bewMwtfa
r loors painted with Sherwin-Williams
Fluor palms dry bard tiugh t wala
U ONE NIGHT. Call for color card.
ALL READY to use "JUST SX1&
IT.
BE UNDER"
U 1 llu -w.
Clinch the
Half pint can Family Paint. 10
Half pint can Varnish Stain 2e
Half pint can Screen Paint le
yuarter pint can Enamel Paint we
Quarter pint can B cycle lilnaniel SOe
Half pint can Buggy Paint "e
Half pint can Hatn Tub Knamel
Half pint can Oil Stain tto
One quart bottle Saunder's Ruby Floor
Oil -
1 pound can Shlnon Floor Vt ax KJ
Ak for book about finishing floor.
t railoti can Outside House Paint..... r.vi
This will cover 1,500 square feet with
two coat .
( gallon can Creosote Barn, Roof and
Fence Paint ....H40
Qu-m can fine Inside or Outside
Vsrnlsh - 3c
Ouxrt can Floor Lac (varnish stain
for lioors 7c
Quart can Floor Paint (dries hard in
on night
Paint Brushes
We have the largest stock and the lowest
prices on Paint Brushes .
Flat 1-lnch Brurh lta
Flat m-lnch Brush Se
Flat 1-Inch Brush
gt 00 Prychine for. B
60c Pyramid Pile Cure we sell eOo
Insist on getting what you ask for frbea
buying drugs.
Sfte Pntalae, the arrest wall Fa per
cleaner we sell .............. le
Our stock of patent medicine comprise
not only the rapid selling and well ad
vertised articles, but thousand of medi
cines which have only a limited sale yet
which are known and valued by those to
whose attention their merit has been
brought. We also have In stock a latge
umber of articles of French. German and
English manufacture which we obtain
direct from the importers In New York.
American patent medicines are obtained by
u, direct from the manufacturera Afk us
tor ,he .hin ,0u use our prices will ai-
way be found tbe lowest
SOc Radway's Ready Relief we ell 45o
boc Kansom s rtive tsyrup we sen "o
... ' k , . n. . 111...... . ..11 .M
tT. c J. n L.
inr RMlnnl w . 11 .
..Ih WMsaJ
GTV . .ViVr i!'"
Rough on RaU (small) we Mil....
Kxs Rock Candy. Ry. W husky and
IS
I
c St. Jacob's Oil w 11 20c
2bc Steam's Electric Rat and Roach
Paste we sell aOc
Kc Stearn's Headach Wafer w sell.. Ijo
SOe St wart 'a Catarrh Tablet we
sell
f 1 Staarts Catarrh Tablets wa
ell TB
fl Swift SyphlUtl SpeclSa, '
we aeil Y
fi.rs wtrt's Syphtitti gpcth
we sell SI. 14
SOe gyrap f FIT we aeil
Oar Prescrlptl Deaartasent' Is a
mad el ana, employing: danhl th
amher f pharxaaclsts at any ather
drag star ta these parts. --
Dr. Seatt' Crystal Ey Water (
w sell .............a........ SSa
Ry mall ROa
The brat eye water aaadc.
tl 00 Scott's Emulsion w sell S0o
fl M Seven Slaters' Hair Grower w sell Sj
tJ' Bexlne Pills ws sell toe
II. la) Sherry Win (good), quart botU,
we sell 64
60c Shlloh's Oonaumrtlcn Cur ws a!..
zc Tetlow a Bwan Down w sell 14
Trask's Maruebc OiLtinent we MIL.
Zac Vsdo Cresolins illqudi w MIL..
tl.nO Vin Mar.aua w s'l ..... tl.M
Vlnel the crest awtretlve tanlr.
aad reraaat rwctl 1 e. If yen sre vraar,
debilitated, "ran down," try hattla.
Said la sajaar packa. far Si.
Victor's Arsenic Conilm'on Wsfer ma hi
clear whit akin, 60c and 11.00 per bus:
Yltr'a Taal Latlaa 4h heat
remedy far blackheads, ptmplsa, Thauw.
hi Itrh aad all akin aectienst
hettl. hoe.
Our price cannot b dupllca14 ia tha
west.
Xo Warner's Li this Tablets ll grain)
w 4 la asa.eaaa aa. aaaaaas). ai a a a t . khRS
84e Waraer' Sadtam PhaspauM.
cferreacait, we sell . ......... Ma
Westmal'a Coldolds a ur ear. for
colds .
Wesimal's Lit Us Senna Pills th. liter
pill without a pain j fad
fl whit Ribhaa Lleaar Ram.
edy w ell. ................ . SOe
By saall ". has
Bos WUIItar flak Pill w Sell. mm
4so l Win at Card at MeEIree's
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