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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1905)
THE OUAIIA DAILF BEE: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. 1905. A CITY DADS NOT IN JAIL YET Mr. Cleveland Undeterred By the Wide Criticism To which his article on "Woman's Clubs" subjected him, has written a vigorous, direct-from-the-shoulder article on "Woman Suffrage" for The October Ladies' Home Journal 15 Cents at All News-Stands THE CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA MILLARD CUES TO PANAMA I enier 8m at or firsm Ksbraska Btipooda to , Tsltgram frsm Bhsnts. BREAKS INTO PLANS FOR THE FALL Expect Itutt Committee to Meet Prior to Coifreii and Formu late pill President's Poller Universally Supported. Senator Millard started laat evenlnc for Panama, sailing from New York Thurs day. He roes in response to telegraphlo summons from .Chairman Bhonts of the Isthmian Canal commission. Senator Mil lard being a member of the senate commit tee on lnteroceanlc canals. Speaking of the matter Monday morning-, Senator Millard said: Tes; I have decided to go to the Isth mus, as It la the desire of the commis sion that members of the senate and house committees on canals shall see just what Is being done and get a practical Idea of the problems to be confronted. My hurried departure disrupts my plana for the fall. It waa my Intention to make personal In quiry Into several Important mattera of legislation In the western part of the state and particularly to visit Fort Niobrara, which I wish to have enlarged and made a permanent artillery post, but In view of my trip to Panama I may have to forego Investigation of these state mat ters thla fall. I shall be absent about a month, but will return to Omaha before I go to Washington for the winter. I have a telegram from Chairman 8honta urging me to go, and aa It la the aecond request of the kind I do not think I ought to decline." What Committee Will no. In reply to a query Senator Millard said he expected the senate committee on in terstate commerce would meet prior to the oonvenlng of congress. In that event the aenator will attend the special alt ting and predlota that the committee will formulate a bill and report It to the sen ate early In the aesslon. Discussing the subject. Senator Millard continued: "There la no auestlon but that the entire party, aa well as fhe people at large, are UNSEEN DANQER IS ON OUR TRACK 'From the) time ( our birth till we 11 4o wn for the last time. 21m beat deena from the dan gars of disease la vigor oi body and activity of the natural J u no tions. I? kind of at tUttmoe la Import ant. It mutt not be stimulation for that give but tem porary effect, and the reaction If mora than depressing. Tak$ a (onto ona that will re-establish normal dila tion and aMlmils- tlon ftod proe-e reconstructive rather than a promoter of wum. Thla will ott Mm a iter ohanc to put lu motion normal work of repair and tissue building. Suok (onto waa grown In Nature1! Laboratory, hidden In the ground and brought theooa forty year ago by Lr. E. V. Flore, who ha mad the treat ment of lingering dlaeasea his life-long itudy and oar. 1U naoa glyceric extracts) Instead of alcoholic or., aiaotly proportioned and oomUned by prooroao of hit own Inven tion, Aral used la hi private practice and isw given out freely to the world In hit "Golden Medical Dleeovery," which la xmpoaod ' Oolden Seal root. Queen 'a root, Stone root, Ulack Cherry bark, illood- root and Mandrake roov Hn. A. T.Jpae. of rrauoVMMk nix. wrv dolL-al. aad great bev'tee eotu Of say earnestly supporting President Roosevelt In the economic Issues which he has pushed to the foreground for settlement at the hands of congress. Our party In this state has emphatically approved the public ut terances of the president In regard to a revision of the Interstate commerce law and particularly hla views as expressed in a recent speech at Chautauqua. N. T. I feel that every republican In Nebraska can consistently endorse that speech and that the business interests of the country would be sutlsfled with action by congress in line with the suggestions therein made. "Last spring, upon my return from Wash ington, where I Attended as one of Its members the sessions of the senate com mittee on Interstate commerce, I wrote a letter to Senator S. B. Elklns, chairman of that committee, In which, In part, 1 said i 'I think It would be much better to have a department of government with a cabinet officer at Its head, the same as that of other departments, and let all mat tera of transportation, whether by water or rail, be considered by that department. with a man In charge who would be of the highest character, as a cabinet officer must necessarily be, and with trained sub ordinates for handling the details.' Coincides with President. "Those who have read the president's last public expression on the subject will see that his Idea Is similar to that which gave to Senator Elklns last June, and which, by the way, I had given to a num ber of friends In Washington and In Ne braska. "But whether or not the president shall embody this Idea Into his forthcoming message, I am confident that congress will enact a law that will meet the approval of the president and of the people of Nebraska. "In this connection perhaps It would be Interesting to quote President Roosevelt's words on thla Important point. These two paragraphs are clipped from a newspaper report of the speech: I believe that all enrnnntlnni nntui In Interstate commerce should be under the supervision of the national nient. I do not believe In taking steps hastily or rashly, and It may be that all that Is necessary In the Immrrlini rnti Is to pass an interstate commerce bill con- rerring upon some urancn of the executive government the power of effective action to remedy the abuses In connection with railway transportation. "It may be that we shall flnrl that h only effective way of exercising supervision is to require all corporations engaged In Sny monopoly In Interstate traffic to pro uc proof satisfactory ey to the De partment or commerce, that they are not parties to any contract or combination, or engaged In any monopoly In interstate trade In violation of the anti-trust law and that their conduct on certain other speci fied points is proper; and moreover, that these corporations shall agree, with a pen alty of forfeiture of their right to engago In such commerce, to furnish any evi dence of any kind as to their trade be tween the states, whenever so required by the Department of Commerce." of M Rayot "troet, Ban 1si Aa a child I t ear was lasaa at bm n relatival had dked of ouoMuuptivo, a) though mf father and mother mkMlUtr.. I raw aa with ouly the or d oary diMise oi all children, bat aboot contracted eerer cold. a to suca nome-weai-Locturs were tried. U at thla treatment 1 was ben I was advised to try Dr. two years am Whtoa wottiu nol neat a was ban aitar threo auw onl y wont. 1 7!o glad w In of La Km a of thla maakiin In the Tbee May. togaJrooalaa tow- iinoae a i an u lea ra urn UW WW . wmw ,.. on or two lek- Oolden Medical lUcowry. and an lad to ay that three bottla not only cured of i eold and nuk, but asad Bie tl be Uia I T had burore. IwlUaloaJ te bonaa, ulat and acn. Llvw aua Wet the "pill habit.1 bat ear ooasUiU,ja. C' euh say tug a laxauro aud remittor, tare or aausfo- aa aoalre caiaarUo. Ooo tried ana m w. h I rialai aiea Senator Millard asking his assistance t secure the creation of a department of mines and mining an one of the national departments with Its head a member of the cabinet of the president. The American Mining congress is laboring diligently to this end end is asking the co-operation of all members of congress. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar rhoea Remedy cures diarrhoea and dysen tery In all forma and. In all atagea. It never falls. St. Pan! and hetora tij.so. DTJL.UTH, ASHLAND AND BATFIELD and return tlo.60. DEADWOOD AND LEAD and return tis.ra. - VERT LOW RATES NOW TO ALL POINTS EAST via Tha Northwestern Una City Offices 1401-UOS Farnam Street Lake and Cheap Rates to Clear Return. VIA CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RAIL WAY. Tickets on sale every Saturday. Final return limit the following Monday. Good fishing, boating, bathing. Reasonable hotel rates. For further Information apply to a D. PARKHUR8T, General Agent. 1512 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb. Fir Counailmen Eantr-nced Tbirtj Vtjt for Caatcmpt of Cent. CONNELL KEEPS CLIENTS OUT OF PRISON Appeal to Chief J net Ice Holconab nt Lincoln, Who Issnea Snpersedcaa Which Delays Proceedings Some Time. Judge A. L. Sutton of the district court Monday morning sentenced five of th Omaha city councilmen to serve thirty days In the county Jail for contempt of the Douglas county district court, and also to pay the costs of the case. But the councilmen will not go to the county bss- tlle as boarders with Sheriff Powers for some time yet, If at all. Their attorney, W. J. Connell, aaserta that they will not go at all. After pronouncing sentence Judge Sut ton allowed the five councilmen Back, Dy ball, Evans, Huntington and Schroeder to go away In the custody of Sheriff Power on the latter's personal responsibility to have them In court at S o'clock. As soon as this was done Mr. Connell dispatched hla partner, Mr. Thomas, to Lincoln with all the necessary papers, which had been prepared In advance against such a contingency. Mr. Thomas took with him a bill of exceptions, a pe tltlon In error and a bond signed by all of the councilmen aa principals and by Hugh Murphy as surety. Holeomb Issnea "operaedene. Arriving at Lincoln Mr. Thomas hunted un Chief Justice Holeomb of tne su preme court and presented his papers, at the same time tendering the fee of 10. The chief justice, after examining the ex hibits, approved the bond and issued a aupersedeaa, which has the effect of re leasing the five councilmen from custody pending a review of their case by the su preme court. Their attorney and the county attorney, for the district court, will now have twenty daya In which to file briefs. This done, the case may be heard within ninety, daya or It may not, al though the chances are It will. Sentence was not pronounced until 12:30 Monday, after Mr. Connell had consumed the two hours from 10 to 12 o'clock In argu ing a motion for arrest of Judgment. In doing so he necessarily covered considerable ground already gone over, but also pre sented some new viewa of the law applica ble to contempt cases. He gav special at tention to the matter of acceptance of a recognizance by the court pending a re view by the supreme court. game aa He Who Trie to Kill. Judge Sutton. In overruling Mr. Connell's motion for arrest of Judgment and in re fusing a aupersedeaa, said he believed the case at bar was one of the same nature exactly as would be a case wherein one man had attempted to kill another and had only succeeded in badly maiming him. The punishment would be for the crime com mitted, and that alone. Having ordered the five accused men to arise, the court put the question: "Have you anything to say why the sentence of the court should not be pronouncedT" Each of the councilmen answered In substance: "I believed I waa acting within my rights when I voted and that I waa doing right. I do not believe I am guilty of any of fense." The court then said. In brief: By the passage of the ordinance In ques tion, If ft had passed,- you would have entered Into a contract with the Omaha Oas comnanv for the sum of $140,000. That amount would have been -chargeable to the taxpayers of the "City of Omaha. The court, on a petition .properly presented, which set up mat the contemplated action would be In violation of law, simply Issued an order commanding you to wait three days, until the matter could be heard and determined. - While that order was in force it was Just as much the law as If the supreme court had said so many, many times. Question of Authority. Whether you had the authority to enter Into that contract was a matter for the court to decide on a proper hearing. If the court had no right In such cases there would be nothing to prevent the council from entering Into any kind of contracts with any person or persons, and soon we might have all sorts of contracts saddled onto tne taxpayers ana tne city. IT eacn one of tne councilmen could eon 1 5th and Farnam Sts A Manufacturers Sample Line of MATS on sale TODAY Eight hundred of the newest fall shape hats were purchased by us. They were a hat factory's entire line of samples. Every hat is different no tv?o alike included in this assortment are the latest telescope shapes. Also included is every staple shape made, and some very nobby shapes for young mcp. The purchase has been assorted and divided into three lots and placed on separate tables in our spacious hat department. $1.50, $2.00, 2.50 For hats worth up to $5.00. -m . m .l 151!) and Farnam Sts, VVU1LU Up IU fir.VVi i action In this case. Ton were not ordered not to pass the gas ordinance, out simpiy to wait until the court could determine If you were acting within the law. The only mitigating circumstance Is that you prob ably did not pass the ordinance. Petty criminals hold no respect In the community; but they and the whole people look up to you gentlemen for an example of obedience to law. Next time you desire to violate an order of the court consult your personal attorneys and make inquiry as to what you should do. The sentence of the court Is that you be delivered into the custody of the sheriff of Douglas county to be confined In the county Jail for a period of thirty days, and pay the costs of the case. I believe this Is the very minimum sentence that should be mposed In so serious a case. Connell Ask Suspension. Mr. Connell was at once on his feet to ask for a suspension of sentence for a few hours until he could get the proper papers to Lincoln and telephone back an order for a stay. Judge Sutton said he did not wish to act arbitrarily simply because the law gave him the power to do so. He would there fore allow the councilmen to go In the cuatody of the sheriff until 5 o'clock, when the sheriff wouH be expected to produce' them tn court promptly. Aa the crowd filed out of the court room there waa a buss of comment of many varieties. The five councilmen appeared to be In a somewhat Jocular mood In answering the queries and expressions of their friends. Under all this, however, was an undercurrent of seriousness and a trifle of anxiety. All expressed the opin ion and the hope that Mr. Connell would succeed In securing a stay at Lincoln. Councilman Dyball perhaps expressed th thought of his confreres when he said: 'The court has said that I am guilty of contempt and should be punished. That Is the court's prerogative, but I still be lleve that I acted right. I took the view that It would be better to aave $120,000 a year for the consumers of tha city rather than a possible 17,200 for the city.' There 1 Money In taking subscription to The Four Track Newa, the great Illustrated monthly maga lne of travel and education. A quick seller. Very liberal terms. Large profits. Agents wanted everywhere. Write George H. Daniels, publisher. 7 East I2d street. New York, for full parttculara. Harry B. Davis, undertaker. TL 121 stitute himself a Judge, and superior to the district Judges, the law would be of little use. For example, if some company were tearing up the streets to lay certain mains or conduits without authority; the council would undoubtedly ask for a restraining order to prevent such action, and it would expecf the court to enforce Its order. If some person should go onto your property and attempt to cut down your trees or tear ud your soa ana oestroy your shrubbery, you would want a restraining order, and you would want the court to enforce it writ. mere la no possible excuse for your OMAHA MEN AND THEIR HOBBIES FACIS ABOUT 'PHONE RATES B. 3. Goiden Uakai Some Comparison Batwaen Yarioa Cities. FAILURE OF INDEPENDENTS ON TROMISES Cites Cose Wher Start I Mad at Low Price, Only to Havo It Raised In Short Tim. FEDERAL COURT AT LINCOLN October Term to Convene on the Second with Few Cose to Try. The October term 6f the United State court will convene at Lincoln Monday, October 2. with Judge W. H. Munger pre siding. Saturday wa the last day for filing trial notices, and from the number of them filed it docs not look as If It were going to be a very strenuous term. How ever, the court is getting ready for a mi gration to Lincoln, though the session may not lust all of next week. But aix casea are noticed for trial and they are alt law or equity cases. They are: John Cham berlain, et al., against John Fltigerald Isabelle McHenry Tomson. administrator, against The Iowa State Traveling Men's association; Jamea Coffey against th County of Harlan, Nebraska; McKee against the City of Ashland; Herpolshelmer against Citizens' Insurance Company, and Alex Peddle against Mary Burns. There will be no criminal cases tried dur ing the Lincoln term. The only criminal case set for hearing there was the cas of the United States against Thomas L. Sloan, but that has been continued over until December, when It will be tried in Omaha. A petit Jury will be empaneled for th Lincoln .term of court, forty-eight taler men already having been selected tor thn term. The panel waa published In Th Bee several days ago. The contention of th Independent tele phone promoters that the Bell rate are ex cessive and that telephone service can be furnished with profit at ratea from 25 to 23 per cent lower haa been proved a fal lacy by hundreds of cases.. After Investi gating the financial history of over fifty In dependent telephone companies with rales lower than the Boll rates I have yet to find on that ha done a profitable business Some of the Independent companies, It la true, have paid dividends on their stock, but in every such case to come under my observation the dividends have been pnld from money that should have been re served for th Inevitable depreciation of the property and ultimately th dividends and additional capital will have to be re turned to the company to cover tha cost of replacing worn out and out-of-date equip ment. Practically all of the Independent tele phone companies at the start fix their rate regardless of depreciation, and when the rebuilding period comes, and It la certain to come In every case, they must Invest now capital as the property which repre senta th original capital goea to waste. The men who promote these Independent undertakings can well afford to adopt this unbusinesslike way of making rates beoaua they take their profits off the construc tion work and the original stock and bond flotations and get out of th companies while the equipment is new and before th "construction period fairly opens. Th om Investors, who ar Innocent of the lepreciatlon charge until It strikes tham, .re left to "hold the sack." In a telephone business properly con ducted the. heaviest general item 'of. ex pens Is th depreciation or maintenance. and it Is by Ignoring this positive charge against the business during th first few years of the life of the plants that the Independent telephone companies have been enabled to make ratea lower than those made by th old and experienced Bell com panies. But after a few years of opera tlon the Independent plante have to be par tlally rebuilt every year, th depreciation charge can no longer be Ignored, and to cover it ther must necessarily be the In vestment of new capital, an advance In rates, or bankruptcy. There Is not an in dependent telephone company that has been doing business for five years or more In any large city that has not resorted to either an Increase In capital, and advance In ratea or bankruptcy. A large number of th Independent companies have advanced their original rate to save themselves from bankruptcy, and In most of auch cases the advances have been made In violation of the term of th franchises granted by th municipalitlea. The following table ehows aom of th rat Increase made by Inde pendent companies: DECISION SOON ON DODGE LAW County Attorney So Anticipate May Mot Appeal Co maty Con. ulaalouer Cat. County Attorney eUabaugh says th Im pression tuat lua supim coun will nut pa on th lAmgioa cuuuty case uniu iats la October U a nuwtaa. il muii2u i,.r when tne court luevi on Ocluuer S tua petition of tht socialist attacking tha .pri mary Uw will b mad an emergency cauae ana tiav immediate conaideratlou. a haa been don la other slates iu similar cases, after argument the supreme court may issue a ir curiam order, to be fol lowed later by th opinion proper; that Is, If th finding should b for Ui petitioner! Th county attorney doe not look for th WooUnn of th World reserve fund cas to get a far aa th argument on the thar llabl Institution point. Judge Slabaugh ha raised the point that the two organi sation Involved hav already been aa eessed, just aa Insurance ootnpanlea are, on tnelr premium. H rather expect that th point will be sustained. While It haa been believed that the county attorney would appeal from th declalon of Judge Redlck la th county commissioner coa, b ay he haa not dvn ao, and doea not know that he will. "Ther ar several point that must govern my action In that caae," said Judge Slabaugh, "and aa yt I hav not reached a decision, a th matter atanda I think It unlikely that w will appeal." , Ask Millard to Ala. Secretary Jam r. Callbreath of th American. MUUnf coefr taa written CHARLES W. HULL-Diggtog Up Black Diamonds. POLICE HAUNT PICKPOCKETS Entlr Force Vigilantly Strive to Rid City of S.aplcloos Character Boforo Festival. 'So far aa It la In the power of myself and the police and detective forces the cltlsens of Omaha and the visitor who attend th fall festivities will be protected from grafters, pickpocket and other classes of criminal usually attracted to plaM wher ther are large gathering of people." asserted Chief of Polio Dona hue Monday morning. "The records show w made a good cam paign last fall and we Intend to be more vigilant than ever thla season. Suspicious characters must give a good account of themselves, go to Jail or leave the city at once," continued the chief. Chief of Detective Dunn says many loose characters already have dropped In for the carnival. Chief Dunn' flying squadron has gathered In about a score of ausplcloua characters and vagrants since last Saturday morning. Most of this num ber wa discharged In police court Monday morning by Judge Brka with the distinct undcrktandlng that they quit the premises or stand sentence If arrested the aecond time. A few were sentenced. Chief Donahue and Chief Dunn aeem de termined to maintain the good record they have established in former Ak-Sar-Ben seasons. tenslv aa the eervle of the Bell compan ies, the rates will have to be equallxed In order to make the business of the Independ ent profitable. Witness tha following statement of Robert S. Hamblln, secretary of th Independent company at Toledo, published In a recent tssu of th. Toledo New-Bee: "W limply had to raise our rates If wa wanted to keep on doing business, arid wa may have to raise the rates again If w get to a like pass. I want to say, too, that w certainly never expected to Increase our rate when w were granted th original franchise. We expected to keep the same rates, but we simply had to raise them. We never anticipated the enormous growth of the business or the great demand for telephones. In the telephone business th more subscribers you get the lesa money you make. We were making more money when we had 1.000 telephones at the old rate than we are making now with (.000 at the new rate. The difference comes In th Increased expenses, and the expenses In. crease more with every new telephone put In than th corresponding Increase in revenue." Mr. Hunt and his associate promoters In Omaha will most likely meet the fact that the Independent companies elsewhere hav advanced their rates by declaring that no auch thing can happen In tha Omaha case, because they are willing to have th fran chise specify tha ratea to be charged. But, on thla point, we can again go back to th facts. Of th seven cities mentioned above, In Cleveland, Pittsburg, Toledo and Qales burg, th Independent companies advanced their ratea In spite of the fact that the ratea wer epeclfied and limited by tha terms of tha franchise ordinance. In St. Louts the Independent company do.-s not operate under any municipal franchise, but under the stat law. Courts In different states have held that city councils have no power to limit the rates for telephone serv. Ice, and our Omaha promotera are probably familiar with the ruling on thla point. However, It Is a matter of little Interest to the promoters, for they nearly always get out of the companies before it becomea necessary to advance the rates. The horn people, to whom they have ao generously sold the stock and bonds and to whom they have thus relinquished the "profits" of tha business, ar left to worry over future rat questions. ,11. J. jQONPEN. Tremendous Power over constipation, biliousness, etc.; Is shown In th marveloua cures made by Eleotrla Blttera. 60c. Guaranteed. Sold by Sher man & McConnell Drug Co.- f6.SO to Clear Lak and Return Via Chicago Great Western Railway, Ticket on aale every Friday and Satur day. Final return limit th following Mon day. Oood Ashing, boating, bathing and other outdoor sporti. Reasonable hot'il ratea. Tourist sleeping Cara run on Satur day night train. For further Information apply to 8 D. Parkhurat, O, A., 1611 Far nam iitreet, Omaha, Neb. Ona far to Hot Springs, Ark, Plus J2. for round trip, daily, god for SO days. Summer 1 the best time for treat ment. Ask any ticket agent. Ont on Solomon's Farm. Emmett O. Solomon, Saturday afternoon entertained the entire office force of th F. K. Sanborn company, at his farm near Benson. There wer twenty-five. n th party and they spent alj of the afternoon Ind. Exchange Cities. Opened. St. Louis 1R!9 Cleveland 18W Pittsburg lsmo Toledo l!02 La Crosse Madison 1K Galesburg 1X1 Maximum Business and Residence Rates. At Start. W0 W 48 M 48 M 44 M 10 18 24 18 ao 18 At Present 172 148 72 48 72 68 62 13 84 24 13 tl ..... 14 Increase In Bus. Rat. 20 per cent 60 per cent 60 per cent 18 per cent 20 per cent 17 per cent CO per cent Incress In Res. Rata. 13 per cent M per cent 61 per cent 21 per cent M per cent H per cent 13 per cent It may be said that even th Increased ratea of the Independent do not equal th Bell rate, but It must be considered that the service of th Independents doea not equal the Bell service. By th time the service of th Independent becomea as ex- and evening In the enjoyment ef the aylvan surroundings, playing games, lunchl.. swinging, eating home-grown fruit and was having a general good time. Mr. Holnm.m several Years rnnnAntH virh Sanborn company, but has now girfted 'nto politics and Is th republican candidate for county commissioner In tha Third district THOMAS DENIES THE CHARGE Say il Did Not Order Any Ms ol Copies of Revised Ordinance. her B. F. Thomas denies that he or hla as sistant in compiling and revising tha city ordinances. E. C. Page, ordered 1,000 copies or any other number from the printer. 'The first I knew about the matter waa through th Interview with City Attorney Breen." said Mr. Thorna. "I did not order any number of copies and simply turned over th copy to th firm that hold th contract for city printing, upon an order properly Issued from th city hall. All the copy down to the letter 8 la In! Tha city can hav aa many copies printed aa It likes. I have nothing to say about that as my contract doe not xtnd that far." FRfFHART-Frederick. South Omaha. Funeral at 1 o'clock Tuesday umana lodge N '' r 1 WailiM. 213 K tret. Master Workman. U, Ancient Grow of EwsiFiriftDatl Every wemw eovet shapely, pretty figur;, and many of them deplore the loss ot their girlish forms after marriage. The bearing of children is often destructive to the mother's shapeliness. All of this can be avoided, however, by the use of Mother's Friend before baby comes, as this great liniment always prepares the body fpr the strain upon it, and preserves the symmetry of her form. Mother's Friend overcomes all the danger of child-birth, and carries the expectant mother safely through this critical period without pain. It is woman's greatest blessing, Thousands gratefully tell of the benefit and relief derived from the use of this wonderful remedy. Sold by all druggists at li.ooper bottle. Our little book, telling all about this liniment, will be sent free TU Eniflili RtEitttor Co., Atliiti, lhAjtWtflMCB U l IFn!l(B0d(!ll I vnuninjBTAitnitANB; I 7 Besides the ftaple shapes we make skirt blouses, 'auto coats, fur lined coats, and a complete line of neck-furs. All Lanpher Furs are well made and stylish and can be depended upon, as they are a well made inside as outside. Lanpher, Skinner 6c Co. St. Paul, Minnesota I fmm 4mW tmm mm mr mt Km. wife m m4 wvl IS i.