TILE HKE: OMAHA, FlilDAY. APRTL 7. .1011.
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DOUGLAS
St. STORE
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Next Saturday, April 8
We will place on sale a manufacturer's entire surplus
stork and samples of new
S and 0r
For Women tad Kisses, ia
scores cpoa scores (f new up-to-date
!tflti tad materials,'
Positively worth
from $22.50 to $35
Saturday . . .
' PLEASE BEAR IN MIND That aside from the un
heard of low price, the quantity is no big and the quality
so high that we can therefore assure you an easy nelection.
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l-snnm e of bonds by drainage districts.
I'sssed. 74 syrs. ns.
8. K. bv Pmlih of Fillmore, sound
proif tele-phone booth In drpots. Fanse-ei,
f avrs, dhS.
H. K. 2V, by Bodlsm. prohibiting uss of
sacchrlne or coal tar ielnr In eds
lip or carbonated wsters. Hitfd, l ayes,
0 navs.
H. K 3. b- Kohl. Increasing th aggre
gate si honl tai from 15 to 3S mill In
citle?. pses-d, W ye. 4 nay.
8. F. .'112, by tanning, providing for a
commission form of government In cities
of ovu- fumO. Passed, 7 ayes. nays.
S. F. 93. by Tanner. change and amend
ment to the present Bo'.ith Omaha charter.
I assed, (. a.vea. 0 nas.
Ob JMftlasi Pile.
The following bills wet lifted to the
.lifting file:
S. V. 2M, by Bartling, increasing the sal
ary of sheriffs.
H. K. :iM. by Harming, fixing county at
torneys' salaries.
rt. F. 2t, by Jensen, relating to previous
experience of met. to be employed a rail
road enmnemen and conductor.
8. F. Hi. by Horton. county law libraries
foi Judge, attorneys and other county
official.
8. r M, by Reagan, to disconnect farm
ing territory from cltlei of 6,UW to 26.UOO
population.
8. K. 4, bv Hosglsnd. fixing the rata of
interest on unpaid sewer assessments.
8. F. 2.A by Horton, Interest on city
deposits credited to general fund and
school district Interest to school district
funds. ,
S. K. 379, by Wlloog, special tax on lands
and drainage districts to pay cost of clear
ing dltchea.
S. F. M, by Oanner, to prevent wire tap
ping. 8. F. 222. by Rannlng, Plata Railway
commission Jurisdiction In demurrage com
plaints. -
8. F. 377, by Hoagland. laying of roads
along county section lines.
a. f. IMS, py Yolpp, student, voting ict
8. F. 27, b'y Cox of Hamilton, Increasing
pay of mad overseers and city councilmen.
8. F. 304. by Bodlnaon, one township su
pervisor from each district.
8. r . ?.ity. Dy eorr.miuee. nxing xeea oi
shorthand reportcra.
8. r . W). by tvernp, cnanging iees 01
notaries.
a F. 199, by Tlbbetts, providing for pay
ing of costs In disbarment and contempt
proceedings.
SENATE CHANGES
ITS COMMITTEES
LIPPINCOTT JOLLS HIMSELF
Head of Philadelphia Publiihinjj Firm
Commits Buicide in Home.
HIS DEATH CAUSES A SENSATION
Famllr and Friend at First Insist
that He Had Accidentally Shot
Himself Flatlet Wound la
Rlht Temple.
cities shall not he less than It Is In Omaha.
The Porrth Omaha men who are here feel
certain of getting this changed this after
noon, s they can get ater from tha city
of Omaha 'at the- same price as Omaha
people get II. The water company has al
ways extended lis rates to suburbs without
charge.
Inquiry Into Insane Hospitals.
. A resolution of inquiry regarding the
condition of Insane patients now In state
Institutions was put through the house to
day by Claytun, Filly and McKlsHlck of
Oaeo and Hagl of Clage and Saline. The'
resolution stated that there have been
complain! concerning - the crowding of
'some asylums and that the Board of Public
l-iends and liullfllnRs could, if It made an
effort, obviate the difficulties. ' McKlsslck
said In explanation that some of the west
ern asylums have plenty of room, while
other are crowded. The board, he de
clared, could transfer patients and get bet
ter accommodation.
v Thanks for Many.
Ths representative of the pre were
thanked In an elaborate eulogium Intro
duced In tha house today by Anness of
Olne, comparing the patient scribe to -the
It ng-ufferlng Job. he wished thetn ever
lasting, haplnes In the Wood will of the leg
islator. The chaplain of the house, Hev. Jeremiah
Michel, and the director of the reference
bureau, A. K. Sheldon, were thanked for
their services In the house today. In the
senate the Commercial club of Lincoln
was ttmnked for last night's Immiuet. '
As an evidence of thankfulness for 1 he
( passage of the commission form of govern
v ment bill the Omaha Ad club presented the
: house and senate today with an Immense
boiiuet of 'rosea each.
Amend Appropriation Hill.
Th general maintenance bill was further
amended by Die senate thin afternoon and
recommended for pahge. Senator Junsen
i'f (Jage Hiiieeeded 111 getting all Item of
. Sli'.W) for new building at tha Beatrice
Instltuto for the feeble minded. An appro
priation of $lu0 in tor nurniul ti Hilling In
f lilk'U schools and the fund for Junior or
MimtiH'r normals was raided hack again to
.t.0). On motion of Senator Tib be la M.U00
was added (or a special liocpltul In which
iiane patients with tuberculosis tun be
ve;rrgated. lteagau tried to get $I'V
cut from the appropriation for the Kearney
' Industrial school, but failed. -
o ,Uuur fur Library.
The effort ut the .Nebraska lliatortcal
six Icly In spite of persistent lobbying by
- ngent of ''both sexes failed to land the
. l.j:.,'J will, li was to haie gone for a
l.brary building. '1 he stale libiary anil
the record.1"- ul the society were to be
housed in this building. Senator Ke nolcls
offered a motion to put the historical
, society under the control of the regents
, ol the uncrslt, but this was turned
down.
HUUII AI. DtlKMII, tlll.lv AI AMl:i
going to veto the Omaha charter bill. It
Is a bill affecting the conditions of grant
ing saloon licenses and has been prepared
with reference to the Omaha charter bill.
Amendment might be desirable of the
Omaha charter bill falls. -. -
II. U. No. 655, providing that thirty elec
tors may by petition have the license or
no-license question submitted at any regu
lar municipal election in cities up to 10.00
population, was passed by the senate at
the afternoon session. ,
The senate concurred Ih the house
amendments to S. F. No. 3, the South
Omaha charter.
In committee of the whole this afternoon
the following hills were put on third read
Ing:
II. It. 34, by Fuller Fixing methods of
letting bridge contracts by county boards
H. 11. M, by Bailey 105.000 for the nor-
I inal school at Kearney. This was Indelin-
Iteiy postponed by the committee or the
wohle but rescued afterward by Bodiilson
of Buffalo, and by a vote not to concur
the senate put it up for passage. '
If. It. )!, by Iliishee Appropriation for
a state hospital for Indigent consumptives.
e.U"i.
11. It. 221. by ttvana Appropriating 136,000
lor a laundry at the Hastings asylum.
II. Ft. lx.1. by Metxger Appropriating
$S.0I0 for Improvements at South Bend fish
hatchery.
II. Ft. "03, by Kustman. (from the gov
ernor) To create the office of deputy
Dunning inspector lor the state and appro
prlating salary and expenses to f7,OD0.
II. K. 326. bv McKelvie Annronrlstlon
for paving in front of the Lincoln Ortho
pedic hospital.
II. U. .TW. by Gallagher General salary
appropriatipns.
H. Ft. 611, by Gallagher General main
tenance appropriations.
II. It. 31. bv Honhnni A iinroorlatlnf 12.000
for marking the Oregon trail.
II. Ft. "lit. by llospodsky One hundred
1 thousand dollars for two new buildings at
I Mncolu asylum.
. 1 1. It. .1t;0. by Bulla For a hotel commis
sion. Varner tried to get this bill recom
mitted, but failed.
II. It. 4l'l. by Grossman Five thousand
; dollars for a water main to the School for
the I teal at Omaha.
II. H. 441, by (iandv et at. Five thousand
, dollars to relieve V. A. Fhllpott, injured
, w hile a state employe.
II. It. til!, by N o ids ren Three thousand
; dollars for fireproof ault for state insur-
anee department.
' 11. Ft. 4No. by Bushee and Harrington
One hundred and twenty-five thousand dol
lars to aid weak school districts.
II. It. 4M). by 1-ldigh Twelve thousand
dollars for beating plant at Nebraska City
School for the Blind.
II. It. M?,. by Holmes To purchase land
ut School for I leaf at Omaha. II2.6UO.
II It. Ml. by Minor Telephone cunt'ol by
railway commission. - ;
H. It. iVtH. bv Grossmsn One hundred
thousand dollars for Omaha medical school.
II. It. ."i2.'i. by Malraui-Six hundred dollars
for relief of Louise Hollins.
II. It. :M. by Bartles and Klrk-Flfteen
thousand dollars for sewer at Wayne nor
mal. II. It. Wis. by t.eidlgh-Five thousand dol
lars for new land at Nebraska .Vitv School
tor the Blind.
Smith of FYllmore succeeded In. getting
the appropriation of 4100.000 for normal
training in high schools back into the gen
eral, maintenance bill after the committee
arose to report.
HOI HIS I'ASSKH MA.V MCAflRKU
PHILADELPHIA. April .-Cralge Up
plncott, bead of the publishing house of
J. B. Llpplncott company and prominent
In financial and social Ufa of ths city.
shot himself early today in his magnifi
cent home, 211 West Rlttenhouse Square.
The cause that led Mr. Llpplncott to end
his life Is not definitely known, except
than an authorised statement glen out
by an officer of the publishing company
state that ha killed himself during a per
iod of tempoiar; aberration.
Ths followiog authorized statement by
an officer of the J. B. Llpplncott com
pany was given out this afternoon:
"During a period of temporary aberra
tion Craig Llpplncott, president of the J.
B. Llpplncott oohipany, shot and killed
himself at his residence, tig West Rltten
house square, early this morning. The
business of the publishing house will not
be affected by Llpplncott death.
quet clubs of this city. Besides his Inter
ests In the publishing company, he was
a director of the Farmers' and Mechanics'
National bank and a director In the Penn
sylvania company for Insurance on lives
and granting annuities.
Mr. Llpplncott Is survived by his widow,
a daughter, Mrs. Samuel IC Reeves; a son,
Jay B. Llpplncott, and a brother, J. Bert
ram Llpplncott.
olution continuing the special joint com
mittee of the house and senate for the
codification of the laws, but objection was
raised to consideration of the matter at
this time and It went over.
GENUINE BLIZZARD IN PARIS
HOUSE ADJOURNS TO MONDAY
Chairman Mann (ilven Time to ele4-t
Minority Members of the
Committers,
(Continued from FMrst Page.)
department to locate the new headquarters
at Omaha. 1
Senator Brown, also reintroduced his bill
taking away from the federal courts Juris
diction to enjoin the collection of state and
county taxes. This Is a bill which has
been the subject of discussion before the
Judiciary committee and at one time in the
senate and In support of which Senator
Brown filed an extended brief with the
Judiciary committee. If the senator Is
able to gain a place on the judiciary com
mittee he feels hopeful that he may be
able to get a favorable report from the
committee on his bill.
Death tenses geauustloa.
The traglo death of Mr. Llpplncott caused
a sensation. There was a strong disposi
tion on the part of relatives and friends
to doubt that he had died designedly, his
son. Jay B. Llpplncott. going so far as
to make a sworn statement giving It as
his opinion that his father had died by
ace'dent. It (s declared that neither Mrs.
Llpplncott, the widow, who was In the ad
Joining room, nor the son, who was on
the floor above. heard the fatal shot.
Mr. Llpplncott,-who was 0b years of age,
was found dead by his valet. There was
a bullet wound in the right temple. So
far as can be learned Mr. Llpplncott re
tired last night In good spirits? He at
tended the performance of the opera "Quo
Vadla" and greeted friends with his usual
good humor. . '
The dead publisher was many years a
prominent figure fn the social life of this
city and hi . activities In this connection
were shared by' his wife. Ho wa also
well known In many of the Rummer ool
onle along" the New. England coast.
' The tragedy occirtred'a few hours' after
the return of Mr. and Mrs. Llpplncott from
the Metropolitan opera house, where they
occupied seats in their box, surrounded by
friends, and witnessed a performance of
"Quo Vadls." the Isst given by the Phila
delphia-Chicago Opera company In this
WASHINGTON, April . in order to tfive
the republican leader, Mr. Mann, time in
1 repare the minority selection for th
various standing committees the house of
representatives, after a brief sitting todty,
adlourned until Monday at noon.
It bad been expected "that Mr. Mann
might have some of the committee lists
lemly today, but he announced the timo
had been too short. The minority mem
bers, as well as the majority party, must
be elected by the house under the new
rules adopted yesterday.
Representative Shirley of Kentucky made
an effort to secure the adoption of a res-
Clt Wave Cover Kmnrs and Itam
nae to laeynrd Katend
Into Million.
PARIS, April . The unseasonable
weather that developed a snow storm yes
terday continued today. During the night
there was a genuine blizzard In Pails. The
Intense cold extends through southern
France to the shores of the Mediterranean.
This has been the coldest weather of the
year In some districts. The damage to fruit
trees and In th wine vineyards as well as
to other crops by frost will amount to mil
lions of frsncs.
Died of rneamnnla"
Is never written of those who cure coughs
and colds with Pr. King's New Discovery.
Guaranteed. 60c and II 00. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Persistant advertising
Big Returns.
is the Road to
A HOPEFUL MESS AGE TO SCAi.
SUFFERERS AUD r.UHUKO'S
HAIR IS
Dandruff now-bald Inter The same l
true of scalp diseases. In fact baldness l
a cal disease. Th trouble with the trees!
salve and lotions, the so-culled dandruff
and scalp cures you have Irleel so far Is
that they don't do anything but tempor
arily relieve the it- hltig and cake the dand
ruff set It doesn"t full until It s dried again.
Nothing can cure really care such troubles
but a rout scalp medicine that will, kill the
germs causing Oandruff and scalp dlse-as".
Learning from leading ' fetloW drugKlsts
throughout America that they had found
a whlrlw'nd cure for dandruff, eczema and
all disease of the eklu and scalp the Sher
man & MeConnell Drug store on proving
to the laboratories compounding the treat
ment that It Is the most prominent druc
stcrt in this city secured th agency for
the remedy. This remedy Is KMO. Hie
clean, liquid preparation that kills the germ
of disease and 7.EMO SOAP to wash the
scalp or skin clear and clesn of the dand
ruff or scale and by Its antiseptic qualities
soothe and heal.
Sold and guaranteed by druggists every
where and In Omaha by Bhertnan A. Mo
Connell. ''
As the law stands today the federal courts j ...
are without Jurisdiction to enjoin federal I ,
scene In whjett. Petj-onlus declared that he
Is tired of life and then, after a beautiful
Senate In lonimllirc of Whole Kiion
ttiunba uuroprlnltou.
t From a Staff Correspondent )
LINCOLN, Neb.. April . -t. Special )
Hie senate passe-d two bills this morning
In final vole, II. It No. 32. by Allen, pro
viding for the election of supreme JikIkcm
hereafter 111 (lie same crs In which other
state official sic elected. The bill pro
vides for an extension of the lime of the
officials in office whose elections, except
. for the bill, womd fall on the euld years.
H. It. S'i", b Ale Anile, which ameiiels the
taxes and In the opinion of many senators
the contention of Senator Brown that the
same rule should apply to state and county
taxes Is sound.
The Nebraska senator also Introduced a
bill making It unlawful for a railway com
pany to acquire stock In a competitive line.
This provision- was endorsed by ex-President
Roosevelt In his last message and In
President Taft's message on the transporta
tion question.
Plea for Postal Bank.
Victor Rosewater today requested the
postmaster general, when he enlarges a
number of postofflces where postal sav
ings banks are established, to besr Omaha
In mind, which Mr.v Hitchcock agreed to
take under consideration. Mr. Rosewater,
accompanied by his . niece, came from
Baltimore toehry on a sightseeing expedi
tion, returning to the Maryland metropolis
In the late afternoon. He plans to leave
for the west tomorrow. ;
Senator Gamble .today Introduced bills
which If passed will throw open to white
settlement about 4,000,000 acres of unallotted
Indian lands In the Standing Rock, Rose
bud and Cheyenne River reservations. In
the Standing Rock reservation 1.S0O.0O0
acres are to be thrown open and $180,000 I
to be paid by the government for school
lands donated to the states of North and
South Dakota.
To Open More Land.
In the Cheyenne RJver reservation 1,200.
0(0 acres are to be opened and IIW.OOO ap
propriated to pay for school lands. On the
Rosebud Indian reservation In the counties
of Todd and Bennett there are DOO.OOO acres
for which an appropriation of 1126. OoO Is
made by the bill to pay for school lands.
In Pine Ridge reservation there are 700,
000 acres, $125,000 being spproprlated to pay
the Indians for school lands.
Representative Burke of South Dakota
Introduced a bill regulating payment "of
money to Indians." also a bill regulating.
Indian allottmenta disposed of "by will."
Representative Latta introduced a bill
providing for "restoration of annuities to
the Medswakanton and Wahpakwota (San
tee) Bloux Indians declared forfeited by the
act of February li. 1863.
R. P. Varney of Lincoln was In Washing
ton today, a caller upon Representative Mc
Gulre. Mr. Varney Is en route to Mllford,
Iel., upon business
love duet with Eunice, the slave girl, they
die In each others arms, a physician hav
ing opened an artery In the arm of each,
by command of Petronlus.
Sketch of Mr. I.lpplurott.
Mr. Llpplncott was born In this city on
November 4. 184. aud was the son of
Joshua Bellinger Llpplncott and Josephine
Cralge IJpplncott. He was graduated from
the I'nlverslty of Pennsylvania and In lxM
he entered th publishing house ejf J. H.
Llpplncott A Co,, which has been the J. B.
Llpplncott company since 10k.
In 1371 he married Miss Sallie E. Buck
nel of this city.
In 186 Mr. IJpplncott succeeded his
father a president of the publishing com
pany. He was a member of the Society ot
the Mayflower descendants and of the
Art, Vnlon league, Rlttenhouse and Rac-
t .. ': 1
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Iteaann'a llnlltllna- Construction
4oe Throuith.
(From a Staff t'orreapondent.) r
LINCOLN. April ((.-(Special.) -The house
took the folleivving action on bills on third
reading:
S. F'. by Tanner Commission form
of government for cities of 2.0i to 40.0.V
population. Passed. KU ayes. 7 nays.
S 60. by Albert, empowering elites of
to 2.V0O0 to bond for building Jail or
other public buildings. Pamcd, 77 ayes, 0
nay.
S. F. 4. by Tibbets Attorneys must file
Warier power of cities iinel r i10 sn that wh hl.j1 .a..,,.. 7; Bes nav.
franchise cannot l.u granted for a longer i S H ml. by Huhrman October 12 to be
period tbn f'e ycais was passed. The
inaximtiio price of Hie commodity alfected
must be'itaufj In the fianihlse and be
come a eutidliioii eif Its being granted.
11. R.No. was ready for thud read
ing, but wss laid uer on motion of senator
ltartos in order that the senate uiigiit be
informed as to whether the governor .
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the. full v .1 11c 1 I iwir i.ui.r. .1.1
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lllat ttl Ue ." i Ill 1.0 ...
lion 111 V.I...O.J ..I nil..
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to rft-i .t pule .ooe -v 11c 1 ) ... ..v-
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ulamoouM 1 e- o.ultielul liic-se ..tr.
low beei 1 1.4. t cAll 11) oou.,01.
lo.i lw is 111 rv.il Hfcaui'eit iiui
you aio fc. f:i lo i,cl il l.l.l ei.a.
llv lor vhe.l yuu oay iieie.
l guarantee lu le.umt ninety
per ce.u ol nw puiciuse (.ice
aitkl.t em v-.i-ii' i.'f .'.
- ti.r wains in aiue'ware, jew
eW". ll:ii;-, waUhes, tec.
uppiieiJ Here at low price.
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wili It
I5& DODGE.
Discovery day. Passed. 70 ayes, i.'l nays
S F. 2!M. by TlhlH'ts Cities ef 6.(AKI to
2 -0 have right to extend sewer and
water works mains. Passed. KS ayes. 0 nay. 1
S. h" 147. by olpi Making salaries of
senators ami representatives $10 pe-r aes
s nn; limits Individual lntreduetlon of til I In
to twenty i1h m. Passed. 74 ayes. & navs.
S. 1'. :A. by Tibbets-Allowing foreign
orporations to enforce liens in tile state.
1 assed. SO ayes. 0 nay.
S. F'. 3.U. by Keaaan Authorizing use uf
ilioto.L;railiie prot-esses In certifying and
copying public records. I'asoed. 7" ayes.
S. I''. (W, hy Hnrtoit Improvenient along
I1!.-petty ahutunx 011 imtiroved stetuts of
I clti. s of second c'ass to be paid for in
1 leu years In-trad of five. 1'asse.l. 7.S ayes.
In na".
K i'. ::i, tiy Huhrman Providing lor the
( ilr.i'i.S'.e of water courses and to prevent
I i..'Mr'ici;on of littches. Passed. 0 ayes.
s I'. 11. by Mc Irew Amendment to
haul; i;uaiiuit law. l asscd. pi Bifn. 2 nay.
S. -increases salurits of sheriff of
I . i:ais eoutiiv . I'asstHi. Iti ayes. 0 nay.
S. F". 171, l y Tlhhets and Jansen. permit
t 11; 11111I reviialuiK trust coinpanie-s.
.c.-se.i, 61 axes. nav.
1 I'J. "V linrniin. 101 a i-oHOKe in I . . . .
1 ... v.. 1. . 1 1 ... 1 Pi lue rose
I' ni'iiu. 11 it-i ii.iti.-- ni .r-i't nwn o n.n.i .
ii. .if. Passed, a't ayes.
S. 1'. 2.0, b Albert, the .tudhtal reap-
..i'ni cii ait. Fussed. 73 ivm. 7 nas.
.' I'. I ' Reagan, lor the protection of
ir.saK.eel in building construction. 1
Two rheol Teacher Beeon
of Two Ministers.
PAWNER. Neh.. April .-(8peelal.)-A
double wedding which is of Interest to
Omaha people because one of the brides
lias been a teacher In the Omaha schools
and both brides have many friends
here was celebrated here at high noon
Tuesday. The two brides, who are
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Hatfield,
were both teachers and the grooms are
both minister. Miss Bessie Belle Hatfield,
who has been a teacher In the Benson
school, became the bride of Rev. W. A.
Allhrlght. who is the pastor of the Meth
odist church at Dewitt. Neb.; Miss Bertha
Luella Hatfield was married 16 Rev. Mar
cus E. Lindsay, pastor of the First Pres
byterian church at Soda Springs. Idaho.
Rev. Rudolph, pastor of the Westminster
Presbyterian church of Lincoln, performed
the ceremony. A color scheme of green
and white was used In decoration of the
rooms. Ferns and white carnations were
the flowers used. Before the ceremony
.Miss Iila Ostenberg of Mead sang "I
lxve Tou Truly" (Carrie Jacobs Bond) and i
Miss Ahble Robertson of Atkinson played
the wedding march. The only attendant
was the matron of honor, Mrs. James McD.
Patten of Omaha, a sister of the bride
She was gowned In blue silk crepe de chine
with trimmings of real baby Irish lace and
earned a bouquet of marguerites The two
, brides wore handsome embroidered co-
tuims snd carried shower bouquets of
The lmprcsslvei ring service
I ot tow rrrnuj utihh viiurcii was eisea Snu
tan informal reception and buffet luncheon 1
! followed the cereimaiy.
"I Suffered -Years
With My Bade"
Backache resulting from weak
kidneys, a bad cold or other cauie,
usually renders the sufferer unfit
for work and often results in per
manent disability.
"I suffered for years with my
back, or kidney trouble, and have
tried a number of remedies from
different physicians. More than a
year ago, one of our local druggists
induced me to try
Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
and after.-using them some three
months I found a decided improve
ment in my kidneys, and I am glad
to say that I hope soon to be fully
restored to health." J. P. Allek,
Ex-Judge City Court, Glasgow, Ky.
As long as pain is present in any
part of the body rest is impossible
and the system becoming weakened
is exposed to any form of disease to
which the sufferer may be inclined.
Dr. Miles Anti-Pcin Pills
by steadying the irritated nerve
centers, make refreshing sleep pos
sible, thereby enabling the body to
recover lost strength. As a remedy
for pain of any description Dr.
Miles' Anti-Pain Pills are unsur
passed. Sold by atf druggists under a guar
antee assuring the return of the price
f the first box If no beeafit result.
. MlkffS MKDICAL CO.. Elkhart. Ind.
Easter Greeting
May your every meal be as heartily enjoyed as
your Easter breakfast of
Swift's Premium
Ham or Bacon
Swift & Company, U. S. A.
The Diamond's Distinction
ft'
Though the diamond la the rarest of
ems. It Is valuable for oilier reasons.
s possession Is a slg 1 or prestige ami
stamp of worldly success. 'Beslue Its
beauty snd charm. It hu an admitted eiia
tinctlon that It Implies to the wearer. 11
Is the gem of all gems, and makes the
most satisfactory of all gifts.
The Albeit FMholm stoie pffers the
leet advantages for dl-
v ' v '" """'d buying. Oar long
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0 , I -i"vi iniuiiiii. fienilllK
v,:.v
In diamonds have inarke.,1
us sx the Ideal piece for
purchasing -these- precloue
toue. Cur
expert
thoroughly
understand
elianionds
and will v
guide yuu
to the pur-e-hQe
of
the best
tone.
Dou't
W.r'J
' Buy
Invest.
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ALBERT EDHOLM, Jeweler,
16th and MAllHEY.
AT THE SIGN OF
THE TAXI
;Updikes
Fine Flour
Free Today
Se3 if your name appoars in The Bee's want
ads of today offering Updike's flour free.
You don't have to advertise to get it. Firid
your name and the gift is yours.
The Bee is also giving away today:
6'Brlen'a deltcloua randy.
Farreli's fine syrup.
Byrd's nursery cherry trees.
American theater tickets. ...
i,ej,,.B,ujBur,.ft.i.M..tM,liu..ji' WW. ii "ir mnmj iu,ir'r.glpgT'ifffliirillliliiiiiiiJ.iLi Jlffla
Coat and Pants to Order $20.00
Three Specials for Saturday 's Sale
A fine shine-proof, wear-proof blue serge; a fine gray serge;
and a beautiful tan. -Ak to see these three. . They nro
special values offered for the one day only; and are easily
worth $:50 for the two piece suit. Order your Easter Suit
now. Every garment guaranteed perfect in fit and style.
MacCarthy-Wilson Tailoring Co.
304-306 South 16th Street Near Farnara.
Morrhraft. makl?iK invoMl
fli s ilory tin Mieriff,
ma 'n T.nr.t'r tax on tnnur
,U' lru.ii one-fourth lo thr
6s inviiitutns. iJuHtd. Ti m e-.
a Ill r :i
;ili'i roMi .i
IUH.
H . 11. by Tamer. prr iditiK for piii
lii up. of t t:i. titui.criHl !iunlmtnt8 in
I v. . I i' ci in builty. tiiit uf ea U
T .iti I". ..il:. iy al rate to bv dl M-u.
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tni; liou.-es if lewonr'M .mil Imi itih tsamo
t i Lt ni-'h.-intni. I'liftrd. sj tn. 0 nHves.
f1. T. 1 a. i' I loin? a nd. for ihe indi -
tf et lain feltiiij. TasAt ii, Td a 1 nay.
IS. i . b iitiifht-aii. fur (lit r.-fablinh-nint
f 'hal !ie da." t: rtt tiiday In
NiAfmher. in pii:h'- s hiM.i. I'ui4i4d, ."
H P". by "a t k. i tr d.ini( to the
I Food That
Agree
(Ives health and strength.
Grape-Nuts
U mi ll a IimmJ
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FRIDAY IN OUR BASEMENT CLOTHING DEPT.
Hen's J Young Hen's ULd Suits $6-
A great purchase of more than 600 suits from a New York over
stocked manufacturer enables us to offer to the meu and oung
men of Omaha, Ihe greatest clothes bargain ever known. These
suits made of pure worsteds, lined with serge or Venetian, utyled
in 1911 models, -strictly tailored. This offer
mesns a saving to you of at leuat $..50 un your
Kaste-r Suit. Friday and Saturday in our base
ment clothing dept., at
m. if
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lOUGLASJ
ERAN KL'l'Nii,i7.)K
TAXI CAB SERYlCCtK 1
COMPANY
u
Hardware For
Builders Use
THAT IS GOOD
at prices that are ,
ALWAYS RIGHT
Sarvice the Best. .. .
TRY US
Duniing hardware Co,
1612 Harney Street '
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Tonig-ht and Bat. Hls;hts, Mat. Mat.
DAVID BCLAIOO presents
"IHt: LILY"
Mane O'H.tl OtaarU Cartvrrtobt
and the Famous Balasoo Company
Trices: Niitliln. 5Uc in JJ.O0; Mat., 2bc
lo 11.50 Keats now on Milr
4 bays Startlna; Bun. Mat. Wad.
IL. M WIX.SOM
in the ainglnjr Comedy "A OlaHAN
tKISICX." rtc In reaoh of all.
$6.90
boj Combination Knickerbocker Suits
The best bargain ever off rid to mothers. Two pairs of pants U
every coat just what ecry bo needs. The materials are btroCK.
Boys', II complete
Bus Ball Sulla
hli't, quilted
punts, Ixilt anu
cap. at T
Boys' 7.50 lxjni?
Panta Suits
new spring styles
ut S..VOO
good fancy cheviols. the Knie kribocKe r pan is
are full cut, taped and reinforced seams. A l".'i)
combination suit, at
Roys' 2 . a I H"' II Itiisoini j tl..s' lac Wool I
Knle -kei hocktr j or S.illnr Waaha- ; K'il ke i lj .e l.cr
Sulis -- splendid able - rout I'nts at . ..C9C'
a-mirt iiie-n t of I '
color, al . . .91.43
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May Sth
MART (li!ltr
bOYU Theater
Tonight Matin Saturday
Miss Eva Lang
and H.r Xaoelleut Company la
"MKKKI.Y SIAKV ANN." '
Mzt Wk
"A Ctrl la Waiting;."
-OMAHA'S row CEHTl;." .
iS " J!-a5-60.75o
htiSj D.U, M.t-,ia.a.too
Th Xh.st.r I hat s Tlkd About
IIoiiil' cDiiiinij fi-H i inrilid own e'oini.',
Bfl "d utt01 GINGER GIRLnb
EXlt.AVAu.flA AKD VAUDEVILLE
Btppist of ali i'ttn suows
.1 li'iniv ot III. loin, tnlll'i. Ile.nl e no.
tad' Dim. Ma-.lu Svry Say
lutdy Kig-Lt Am.t.ur Co..t.t loc-Uio
American
B o y s HroiK lio
Scout Suitg
uhlrt, pants, hat
and knapsae k . .
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' 40 tll4l:k I "'" - ""'"
.Sdt.en, blue and o T . Cassimere
tdii.y e liarril.rsy Pants at . .$!.!
.1 111 ml
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1 li j I 1 r c n'
I'.oys' rv hi j Ifoinper 1'lav
Suits ut . . $1 . Suit at . .25':
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l'ODtl 1.HII ALL. wctia;
ALUM DOO CO.
UiiK.n.l iNMfciuy. Hucli - rlro.
llrtverriy u WiiJj, 3-.ri.ii k.n.
ii-. i.i H.nultein.
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Matin fcviy Uay, S;15. vey sl:c
t.ia Heiinei H Mn.i.ii, Mm gin
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