THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY. MARCH 2.
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Great waves of heavy hair!
Oceans of flowing tresses!
Beauty, elegance, richness !
Ayer's Hair Vigor is a hair-food. It feeds the
hair and the liair grows. That's all there is to it.
Arid it is a splendid tonic to the hair, giving
the hair follicles tone and strength. This is why
it checks falling hair so promptly.
As a dressing, it keeps the hair soft and smooth
and prevents splitting at the ends.
Mad toy the 1. C. ir Co.. tewell. Kui.
AIM a an u feat u rare of
ATKH'S cmT PBCTORAL-rorroncM. ATKH'8 PILLS For eosrtlpatlos.
ATBK'S SaKSAPARlLLAFor tb blood. ATtB'S AGUB CURB-For BMleria aaaafM.
NEW DOME FOR YOUNG WOMEN
BoandinaTlan Toncg Women' Ohriitian
Association Open for Easiness.
PLACE WHERE GIRLS MAY LIYE RIGHTLY
Institution Will Accommodate Thirty
Who Mmt He ot Irreproachable
Character and Eminent
Respectability,
The formal opening of the Scandinavian
Young Women' Christian Association
home at Twenty-sixth street and Capitol
avenue took place Wednesday afternoon
from 2 to 6 and from 8 to 10 o'clock, and
will be continued during the same hours
today, to which a most cordial Invitation
Is extended to the public.
A pro grim of instrumental music waa
observed during the reception hours, In
which soma ot Omaha's best talent par
ticipated. Refreshments were served dur
ing t.ie reception in the dining room.
Tho coiner stone of the new home was
laid July 24 of last year with impressive
ceremonies and tho association took pos
session of the finished structure Decem
ber 20.
The homo Is designed for the accommoda
tion ot young women employed In the city
who have no other home. The essential of
admission is excellence of character and re
spectability. "While ostensibly for young
women of Scandinavian descent, the home
makes nj. tilsttnMtiin as to the religious or
denominational belluf of applicants nor of
their nationality,
' (j Arranged for Thirty.
Th building is a three-story structure of
frame and cost approximately $9,000. There
are) .thirty-five rooms in the building. The
basement is devoted to the lavatory and
laundry,; furnace! room, Janitor's quarters
Ilct6,W6oSl'i..Thr.rat, Or' Maid" floor
contains the reception room and hall, sit
ting room, library, general office, private
office, kitchen, pantry and refrigerator
room, dining room and music room. The
second and third floors are devoted to the
dormitories, which consist of twenty-four
bed rooms, each airy and well lighted and
neatly - and - comfortably furnished, with
bath and toilet on each floor. The building
Is heated by hot water. The bed rooms
each contain a bed, two chairs and a
dresser and are also provided with rugs,
thus presenting a cosy,' cleanly and very
home'lke appearance At present there are
but twenty-five young women ,at the home.
There are ample accommodations for about
thlrtv.
The home Is conducted by a board of
seven women trustees Miss Maria Holness,
president of the association, general man
ager; Ella Strand., Hattle Landen, Alma
Nelson, Ella Nelson, Julia Carlson, Othllea
BJorkgren and an udvlsory board, con
sisting of Rev. Peter M. Llndberg, presi
dent of the Nebraska Swedish Lutheran
Conference and pastor of the Immanuel
Swedish Lutheran church ot Omaha: Rev.
J. Korell of Swedeborg, Neb., and Attorney
Alvln Johnson ot Omaha.
Officers of tho Home.
The officers of the Scandinavian Young
Women's Christian association are: Miss
Maria Holness, president; Ella Nelson, first
vice president; Alma Nelson, second vice
president; Ella Johnson, recording secre
tary; Agnes BJorkgren, financial secretary.
Associated1 with the management are a
committee of three on programs, a commit
tee of nine a sick visiting committee and
a committee of twelve known as the serv
ing committee. All members of the com
mittees are young women.
Sunday afternoon from 4:30 to 5:S0 a class
In Bible study meets, and devotional serv
ices are held each evening. There Is also
an evening school held each evening for
the study of the English language. The
regular meetings ot the association are held
the third Fridays of each month at the
home.
The home Is not in any sense a charitable
Institution, but Is a comfortable. Christian
home for young women of moderate means
and reputable character, where they can be
surrounded with wholesome Christian influ
encea.
Announcements of the Theaters.
The Orpheum road show, the big vaude
vllle attraction that Is doing a record
breaking business at the Orpheum this
week, will be the only offering at the
theater this afternoon. The matinee will
start at 2:16 sharp. Mclntyre and Heath
change their bill at this performance, pre
senting their famous ''Georgia Minstrels,"
which they will keep on for the remainder
of the week. For the children Spessardy's
bears and ponlps will prove a treat. The
cunning bears do many cute and enter
taining "stunts."
On Friday evening at the Boyd theater
Mr. Kyrle Bellew will be seen in what
has been universally pronounced one of
his greatest character creations, that of
Raffles, the central figure of the fine play
that has been made by E. W. Hornung
and Eugene Pressbey out of the Hornung
story, "The Adventures of an Amateur
Cracksman." No sketches of recent days
have been more eagerly read than these,
and the presentation' of Raffles and Bunny
on the stage has been decidedly success
ful. In the play a strong interest Is added
by the Introduction of a love episode and
the character of the detective. Captain
Beresford, is developed also. Mr. E. M.
Holland has the latter part and fairly
shines alongside . the star. Raffles will
be at the Boyd on Friday and Saturday
evenings and a matinee on Saturday.- .
Ifomcseekera' Excursions.
The Chicago Great Western railway will
on the first and third Tuesdays of each
month sell tickets at one far plus $2 for
the round trip to points in Alabama, Flor
ida, Georgia. Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana,
Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri,
North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and
Wisconsin. For further Information annlv
to 8. D. Parkhurst, general agent. 1513 Far-
nam street, Omaha, Neb.
Presidential Inauguration
Ceremonies,
Washington, D. C, March 4, 1905,
One fare plus 12 00 for the round trip via
the Chicago Great Western railway. Tick
ets on sale February 18th to March 2nd in
elusive. For further information apply to
S. D. PARKHURST, General Agent.
1512 Farnam 8t., Omaha, Neb.
Flnrt-class watch and Jewelry work at
Hubermann s, corner 13th and Douglas.
Invest Constant Oil stock. S01 N. T. Life.
IS K. wedding rings. Kdhqlm, jeweler.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Maul Undertaking Co, 419 S. 15th. Tel. 225.
The Woman's Socialist union will mt
with Mrs. John Llndberg, 824 Hickory street
on Friday, March 8, at 2:30 p. m. All friends
ana siuuems or social economy are invited.
Nina Jurgensen, secretary.
Articles of Incorporation have been filed
by II. E. Owen and A. A. Lovelace, who
will operate as the Owen St Lovelact Con
tracting company. In doing general rail
road, canal and diking work. The capital
stock Is 120.000.
Jap R
Soap
exquisite for toilet and bath.
Odor of natural flowers.
It is soothing and pleasant
to the skin. Will not injure
baby's delicate cuticle.
Laboratory experiments
without number have been
made in perfecting Jap Rose.
. . .
JAMES S. KIRK & COMPANY
AFFAIRS AT SOUTII OMAHA
Citj Council Takes 8tpt to Issue New
Bonds for City HalL
PETITION PRESENTED AT SPECIAL MEETING
Matter Haly Verlnea and Cllr At
torney Directed to Draw Ordinance
Which Will Be Passed
Without Delay.
The city council met In special session
last night for the purpose of looking over
petitions for the Issuing of bonds for a
city hall site and building. This petition,
which is signed by 14ti freeholders, Is as
follows:
We. the undersigned resident freeholders
of the city of South Omaha, respectfully
petition your honorable body to call an
election to be held at the time of holding
the general election in April next, and
submit to the voters at said election the
question of Issuing bonds to the amount
of ITO.nno to defray the cost of rmrehaalng
grounds and erecting a city hall thereon
for tho use of the city.
City Attorney Lambert sent In a com
munication stating that he had examined
the foregoing petition and that it con
tained the names of 100 freeholders.
Klewlt offered a motion that the city
attorney be directed to draft an ordinance
for the Issuing of the bonds and the sub
mission of the proposition. The mayor
was directed to Issue the necessary proc
lamation In due time to carry out the
terms of the motion.
The council is to sit as a board of equali
sation on March 14 to equalise and levy
the taxes on several grading and street
Improvement districts. A notice of this
meeting Is to be printed In the official
paper of the city six times.
Salaries of city officers, employes, the
fire and police departments were allowed
for the month of February.
Another meeting of the council will be
held at 7:30 o'clock this evening., when
the bond ordinance will be put on Its first
reading.
Rev. Stambanglt III Again.
Rev. W. D. Stambaugh, pastor of the
Lefler Methodist church, is again confined
to his home and the expectation is that
he will have to undergo another operation.
Rev. Stambaugh has only recently recov
ered from an operation for appendicitis
and his labors during the evangelistic sea
son were beyond hie strength. Tuesday
Mr. Stambaugh was taken seriously 111 at
Richfield, Neb., where he had gone to
look after church matters and waa brought
home under the care of a physician. After
an examination made by Dr. Slabaugh
yesterday the opinion was given that the
preacher would be compelled to submit to
another operation.
Meets Again Friday.
An adjourned meeting of the Board of
Education is to be held on Friday night
It Is expected that at this meeting somu
definite arrangements for the opening of the
new high school will be made. The date
of the usual spring vacation will also be
set. Work on the new high school build
ing la progressing as rapidly as can be ex
pected. Contractor McDonald says that he
Is practically through and the heating and
ventilating plant la being Installed. While
Bteam waa turned on temporarily some
time ago the direct system was used
When the heating Is completed the Indirect
system will be Installed. The concern that
Is Installing the Indirect system has an
expert here who Is doing his best to hasten
the work.
Mosely Goes West.
Harvey D. Mosely has resigned his posl
tion In the offices at the Union Stock yards
and will leave about the middle of the
month for Eldora, Colo. Mr. Mosely Is
one of the best known youhg men in the
city. He served a term as deputy post
master prior to the time he waa with the
stock yards company. Mr. Mosely will
move his family to Colorado where he is
interested In the mining business with Kay
W. Hunt, a former resident of South
Omaha. Mr. Mosely's friends have ex
pressed regrets at h,ls leaving here but they
all Join in wishing him well in his new
venture.
Magle City Gossip.
The street department force worked
enough last montn to run up a bill of 1336.75.
Farmers assert that the country roads are
arying up rapidly ana tne irost is coming
uui IUBl.
B. B. Wilcox spent yesterday in the neigh
borhood of Fremont looking after some
business matters.
M. D. Brewer, brother of G. H. Brewer.
left yesterday for Hartford, Conn., where
ho expects to resiae.
James McGuIre left yesterday afternoon
for Los Angeles, Cal., where he expects to
go to work lor ueorge i'arns. ,
Some of the paved streets are being
cleaned by a force under the direction of
Tom Irwin, tne street foreman.
T.- B. Mcpherson, cashier of the Union
Stock Yards National bank, is in Washing
ton and will remain there for a few days.
Harry Trumble, one of the tellers at the
Packers' National bank, spent yesterday at
Columbus, Neb., attending the wedding of a
relative.
A dinner was served last evening by St.
Martin's church at the home of Mrs. W. P.
Adkins. The proceeds will go toward church
expenses.
The funeral of Theresa Nemetc will be
held at the Bohemian Catholic church Fri
day forenoon. Interment at St. Mary's
cemetery.
Charles Allen, police court bailiff, waa
hobbling around on crutches yesterday. He
has been laid up lor a couple or weeks
with rheumatism.
A Bon was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs.
John J. Oillln. On account of the new ar
rival at his home Mr. Glllln was not at his
desk at the city clerk's office yesterday.
Knnxall council No. 1464. Royal Arcanum.
will initiate a class of candidates on Friday
night at Masonic hall. The new degree team
will exemplify the full Initiation exercises
with costumes. Visitors from Omaha and
Council Bluffs are expected.
SHIPP'S CIRCUS DOING WELL
Children from Orphanage and Insti
tute (or Deaf Enjoy tho Mat
face Performance.
Bhlpp's circus played to a good-slsed
audience at the Auditorium yesterday after
noon and evening, and the show continues
to give the greatest satisfaction both to
adults and children.
At the afternoon performance the chil
dren from St. James' orphanage at Benson
and the pupils from the Institute for the
Deaf were the specially Invited guests, and
the way they enjoyed the splendid show
waa a sight to behold. The little tots from
the orphanage were overjoyed with the
sights they saw and the funny antics and
remarks of the clowns, while the deaf mutes
were beside themselves with delight and
wonder. " . 1
Arthur Adair, the musical clown, was one
of the particular favorites with the chil
dren, and the trained horses and the edu
cated bull. King Bill, fascinated the entire
audience with their marvelous perform
ances. The Ty-Bell slaters in their hazard
ous teeth swinging feat. Miss Nellie Carroll,
tne high wire bicycle rider, and in fact
every performer waa watched with breath-
leae interest and heartily applauded by both
old and young.
Mr. Bhlpp baa the cream of the circus
world in his very select company. In fact,
they are the topllners ftom the big sum
mer clrcusea and week after next they will
Join the great summer shows, such aa Ring.
ungs, carnum at uauey a and Sells Bros.
This excellent organisation for Indoor work
will play the remainder of the week at the
Auditorium, presenting a fine program
Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights and
a matinee on Saturday.
Spring
SvIU
New Spring Suits and Overcoats
for Men and Boys Now Ready
Today we announce the first grand display of Xeuy Spring Clothing for men and
boys. The above announcement was practically forced upon vs,for two reasons: First, there
never was a time in the history of this store when we were so completely sold out of winter
goods. Second, the demands for the past ten. days by our customers for new spring garments
have been so numerous that we insisted on immediate shipments from our tailors. While other
stores are making frantic efforts to reduce their winter stocks, our custo?ers can come here and
male their spring selections. The newest spring styles that will be worn by men this season are
here in great variety. The assortments are broader and larger than we have ever displayed
before. Styles for men have changed materially since last season.
Coats are cut longer and in straight front effects. Altogether there has been an improve'
vient in graceful lines and in tone
All of the style changes are now authoritatively represented here.
New
Spring
Overcoats
I New
Sprinj
Hats
FARNAM
AND
FIFTEENTH
sktii Sol
FARNAM
AND
FIFTEENTH
New I
Spring I
Shoes I
w. mw aw- m i v
Cures Unnecessary Pains
No. 1655 Eliot St., Dewtick, Coi., June 20, 1904.
I had bwn suffering from frmale troubles for the past nine rears, and if it had not beon for Wine of Cardnl
I would be suffering yet. My husband had to break up bis business Kast to come with me to Colorado, as a
change of climate tia recommended to me by friends. Coming to Denver I felt gome change in my'
appetite, but my general health was aa bad as ever. I did not care to bother my husband to go back East
as it would hare broken up our home and business, so I had my family physician attend rue, but all his
skill came to naught. I asked him whether there was tome known cure for my trouble and be told me
there was a patent medicine but he would not recommend it. I noticed that his object was to keen tne for
his natient so I went to the drug store and asked for a patent medicine and I was told that Wine of Cardui
was tried by some people with success. He would not guarantee whether it would fit my case. I bare tried
X it and I can say that Wine of Cardui with plenty of fresh air ft
v 1- '"ill do more than all the doctor combined. I recommend t. j Ck
U 1 Wine of Cardui to all female sufferers where no surgical USHrtaVa H
operation is necessary.
0RJE
Esther M.Davidson
Every woman should know that there is relief from pain in every bottle of Wine of Cardnl.
That expensive treatment by specialist or change of air by traveling thousand of mile
from borne is not only unnecessary but unavailing, is proven beyond doubt by Mrs. Davidson4!
experience with Wine of Cardui.
You can make the game test of Wine of Cardura merits that she made. You can be cured the same as she was curasT.
Wine of Cardui relieves woman's unnecessary pain. It regulates disordered periods. It invigorates the womanly organs,
driving out bearing down pains, ovarian pains, nervousness and all femalo weaknesses.
Ask your druggist for Wine of CaHui. Thedford'a Black - Draught to regulate the bowe kidneys and llror contributes
greatly to the cure.
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AT THE PLAY, HOUSES.
"A Race for Life" at the Krnn.
One Theodore Kremer play differs from
another Theodore Kremer play only as
one star differs from another in glory.
It is rather a distinction than a difference.
One of his latest In "A Race for Life,"
which Sullivan, Harris & Woods have sent
out with their customary care oa to scenic
detail. It admits of a great deal of this
tort of treatment and Introduces a very
realistic horse race scene, the central mo
ment of the play's action. It has a most
villainous villain, and the trouble starts
almost as soon as the curtain goes up.
But why particularize? Two rather smHll
audiences were thrilled to ,the limit by
the progress of the events unfolded In
this admittedly lurid production yetor
day at the Krug. The engagement was
for the one day only.
BENEFIT FOR JVIONUMENT FUND
Women Will Give Literary and
Musical Entertainment to In
crease Cash, on Hand.
The special committee of the Woman's
Veteran Union Soldiers' Monument associa
tion of Douglas county to select a time and
place for the entertainment to be given by
Miss Spencer for the benefit of the monu
ment fund met Wednesday afternoon at the
rooms of the Young Women's Christian
association in the Paxton block. Miss
Spencer was present at the meeting to
confer with the committee.
It was finally decided to give ths enter
tainment on the evening of March 16, prob
ably at the First Congregational church,
Nineteenth and Davenport, streets. . The
program, will comprise several literary and
musical numbers, Including recitations,
sketches and readings by Miss Spencer,
who is an actress and the daughter of a
deceased veteran, who is in the city visit
ing with old friends for a short while. Miss
Spencer donates her services for the occa
sion and will superintend the production
of the program.
also want to riiBh the diking and rlp-rap-plng
at several other bridges, In order to
protect them against possible damage. It
Is expected that It will be some time next
week before the Valley bridge can bo made
available for traffic, and possibly not until
the week following, because the dnmnge Is
serious and difficult of repair at this time.
Don't depend on drugs to digest your
food; take Diner's Digesters and get your
stomach In condition to do 1U duty. At
Myers-Dillon Drug Co. 1
Caraten'a Claim Against City.
AugUHt Curstens has Informed the city
that he expects l.Vm damages for Injuries
alleged to nave been sustained to his left
side, hip and leg by falling In tho stone
gutter on Sixteenth street near tho Hoard
of Trade building. He says tho stone
blocks had become depressed ami that this
caused him to fall. Ho Ih willing to let
the fcoo cover damages to tils clothing.
Tho accident occurred February 29 at ll
o ciock at nignt.
Harry B. Davis, undertaker. Tel. 1226.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Former Governor James K. Boyd has re
covered sufficiently from a long siege with
grip and oilier complications to come down
town.
REPAIRING COUNTY BRIDGES
Steps Being Taken to Avert Danger
front Spring Freshets In
Local Streams.
The county board was represented In the
country yesterday by Commissioners Mc
Donald, Tralnor and Hofeldt. Chairman
Kennard Is In Toledo attending the funeral
of his mother and Commissioner Brunlng
was left on watch to attend to possible
emergencies at the board rooms.
The three commissioners went out to see
how Surveyor Kdqulst and his. men. are
getting alongwlth the repairs to the half
mile pile bridge near Valley, four spans of
which were destroyed by the floating Ice
and defc.is of the Fremont bridge. They
Correct quality goods and lowest prices at
A. b. Uwberua&n a, jeweler, UUj A Doug.
TARTAR IS A TARTAR
Soft, iponpy, sensitive fums result from
tartar accumulation. It should be removed
at ones by your dentist and thereafter pro
vented by the use of
SOZODOWT
TOOTH POWDER.
and its complement, SOZODONT Liquid,
Ths Powder is slightly abrasive, Is abso
lute! free from grit and acid, and Is Just
the thlnr (or those who have an Inclination
for ths niceties of every-day life.
I FORMS. LIQUID. POWDER, PASTE.
TOO LATB TO CLASSIFY.
LOST, my pension eerttflmte on street; re
ward. W. IL i'arka, VUX Lea venworlh !.,
Oman i Loev-AlltS i
Of course -Ghirardelli's
Ground Chocolate is a per
fect breakfast drink but it
tastes good and does good at
any time of day. .
Ghirardelli's is the drink
ideal for every meal.
More convenient and - economical
than cake chocolate.
You should mnKnatlze your Income with
a savings account and let It draw into
Its safe coffers the pennies, the nlr'kles
and the the dimes you would otherwise
wast f 1.00 will start an account with
us, on which we will pay you 6 per
cent, compounded semi-annually.
OMAHA LOAN AND
BUILDING ASSOCIATION
n. W. LOOM IS. President.
O. M. NATTINUEK. Secretary.
1794 FAH.VA.U S'MtUUT. ULD43.
Dallrhtfully fragrant. Cooling-to Scalp. Btopa Itching-Instantly.
NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE
THE ORIdirsAL, remedy that "kills the Dandruff Germ."
GdlNG-l CxQllMG !! GONE III.
am. n hespicide will save it iLe
A MAIN'S WIPE
It la the duty of some wives to patch
and darn the family wearing appsrsl,
but when the natural ooverlng of
hubby's crown wears through, it shows
tiiHt the "stitch In time" was neg
lected. Every wife should be "scalp
inspector 10 ine lamuy, Deoause dan
druff I a contagious disease, j l.nt Is
Infection, then after weeks or months
dandruff appears, followed by Itching
scalp and falling hair. Newbro's Her
plclda kills 'he germ and cures every
stage of this disease except chronlo
baldness. Marvelous results follow Its
use. An exquisite hair dressing.
nif Sterts, II. M. Sestf Kk, Umnt. to IIEKPICIDE CO.. Dept. S. Dtlrslt. Mkk.. for s ssnsli.
ftI1EKVlA.fN 5c MaCOINNELL DRUG CO.. Kpaclal Affcnt.
APPLICATIONS AT PROMINENT BARBER SHOPS.
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McGREW
SPECIALIST.
Treats all forms at
DISEASE8 OF
MEN
SS fears' Kiperleaee
IS Venn In Omaha
A Medical Kzpert
whose remarkable
sufweM has uevef
been excelled.
Nearly 30,000 Cases Cured.
Vtrlcoccl. Hydrocele. Blooe roiwa. Slcjctur, OI.t
Nwreiu DDIIUr. Lm et Sums) ul VkUlllf.
His Home Treatment
tat trsiuilf er '.Bouund. ot mm ml tferest
Karroo, KaeUl, Kisner a Sia4dae aa4 Sala lia
aaaaa at small soat. Sato IIbm n nooajr ar Sa.
analog real eeee eo write tor rRKS BOOK eeg
toraw at UeataiaeL MaSialaa seal la slala saekasa
Charges Low Consultation Frea
OBloa Hear a a, m. to a. m i SaaSafa,
m. le i.im a m. Call er write, gas Its.
Saoa II a. 14th St.. OsMka. Mas.
Advance
Spring Styles
In Women's Shoes. Entirely new end
never shown before. The "Potay"
and new "iJron" Toe. are the advance
styles for sr.rlng wear. ThfH Hre
the two leading NEW I..AHTH for
wotnen s shoes. We slways show the
NEWKHT ss soon s It appears In
the east. If you want the very Intent
creations In f'Ktwrnr, don't full to
visit "Drexel's." Yoti will lie shown
all the NKW HHAl'KS In shoes and
are always welcome at our store
whether you buy or not.
Ask to see the NKW "DROP" Toe.
Drexel Shoe Go,,
1419 FARNAU STREET.
Omiti.'. Up-!rli!i Sboi Hun
ABK FOR OUR FREE CATAIOOUE
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bar o barms Use la Ike glory
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Imperial Hair Regenerator
Is reeponslbie fnr attet of the baantiml
auaonaui nalr joa en to-ar. Itiaebea
luuily bsrailnaa. Mlir aulie4.alaraJu
thla fur Bardol if naieiwihTsiiiy)e
tt bair colored tre. Keurt l-r re.ilj'l
iaiwuibaan.aii.be.lel w. us tfc.nae Tart
MitCeeaeU Ins V. WIS iU
Evory Woman
, It Into retted an attmild know
fttmiii th wonderful
MARVEL V-hlrrma Spray
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If ho ranotaujiil the
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oilier, but nd ttaniD f'lt
llin.lratefl hook Itelvee
full Durlletilara and direction. In-
iu la. lira HtHViXCO.,
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or sals by
SCIIAEFER s I'KL'O 8TORF.0 15th and
Chicago sts.: Bo. Omaha, 24th and N sts.j
t'oumll muffs, (Ih and Main sts.
KL'IIN A CO.. iith and Un giss streets.
NEMAN TABLETS
Induce reatful sleep. Core Nsrvouaneaa, Hlomseh,
Kidney and Bladder troubles, asd produce Hume.
mil Strength and Vitality.
Mold hy Itrngglets.
By mall, tl.Ul; or three boif . 17 75.
Also NERVAN LAXATIVE PILLS eti.
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