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THK BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 14, 1912.
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Just a little ahead of Dame Nature, but you'll
find it hard to pass them up the newest in silk
knitted ties, in cross-bar patterns and a riot of
rich colors and shades. One or two will tone up
those sombre colored winter clothes wonderfully,
i See them in the window
50c
Ever wonder where you could find these things which
you see advertised In magailnea everywhere You'll find
them here in fact, everything which food dreesera need.
Cheney silk Neckwear 50 Arrow Collars.
Kelaer Neckwear 50
interwoven nose.
Onyx Hose.
Phoenix Hose.
Wayne-Knit Hose.
up. Barker Brand Collars.
Boston Garters.
Mentor 1'nderwear.
Bradley Mufflers.
Held caps.
' This is a mighty good store to know come In and look
around you're welcome.
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1518-20 Fainam Street
L.A.VarnerFilesfor
Lieutenant Governor
(From a Staff Correapondeat.)
LINCOI.X. Pen. It (Special Telegram.)
U A. Varner of Sterling, a member
of the last kuii, today tiled ss a re
publican candidate for lieutenant W
nor. Charles K. Overberk of Beatrice
entered for the senatorial race oa the
republican ticket la the Fvurteentk die
ti let. KWan Olson, republican of Thur
eloa county, would like te represent the
Thirteenth district In the lower boose
while Carta,, Anderson of Boyd aounty,
democrat, aspires to coma to Uncoln a
I he represents ties of the Fifty-fourth
district.. -
William O. Stemai of Lincoln, whs Is
a candidate for the democratic nomina
tion for railway commissioner has Issued
a statement In which he bases his claim
to recognition ss being a representative
at the shippers, whom hs thinks should
have a member on the beard,
C. K. BoWlby of Friend today filed as
a candidate for delecste to the demo
cratlo actional convention from the
Fourth district.
WICKHAM IS CANDIDATE FOR
GOVERNOR OFSOUTH DAKOTA
ALEXANDRIA, 8. D.. Feb. U.-P. F.
Wlckbam ef Alexandria, a well known
democratic leader la the state, today an
nounced his caadMacy for the demo
ratio nomination for governor.
Key to the Situation-Bee AdrertlslaS.
Stcn:sh in Year
Vest Pcsket
Tablets That Hive the "Stonv
ach-Power" of a Heal 8tom
ach Stuart ' Dyspep
sia Tablets.
Trial leakag-a Seat Free to Preee It,
When your stomach's overworked and
the averaga person's stomach Is ever-
worked a rood part of the time-take
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and give the
stomach a week or a month off. Stuart's
Pvspepele Tablets do more than assist
,
Tn e)ot
COMPETITION YET
LIVESYS HILL
(Continued from First Page.)
It sUrtt Bat. Tea aeeat
Oeask ate Wttaeet a Boa e etaerre
Brspepcia, Tablet la avy
Test "rWeket,"
digestion taey actually digest the toad
thamsstvoa. because they centals) ealy the
natural elemeau ef the digestive fluids.
Coated tongue, bad breath, heartburn,
belching. Baauleaey. Moatall the symp
toms of digestive treubexs. disappear
uutekly wbea taeee taMeta are need. They
are net a core for earthing bat dyspepsia
and kladred eantjealata, But they have
brought relief te more sufferers frees
digestive die thea all the patent med
icines and doctor's prascrlstnas put te
getker. The stomach does the aeavteet work ef
say of the bodily organs, yet It's the eae
we treat with the least regard. We eat
tee much of the wrong kiad of food at
any time. The patient sumach stands
such treatment as mac aa It caa aad
um It rebels. Too get notice of the re
beUIca tat the shape of the gases aad
pains caused by undigested. farnenUag
Stuart's Drspepeta Tablets win put the
stomacb rtght agala la abort order, aad
enable yea te eat what yea wast wbea
you want It. Carry Usees arnusd with
)oa; they are aa actaal substitate for a
wctkeeven. -all-nV sinmarh They act la
a harry, wbea yen was reUec; they act
quietly, promptly, safely aad aatwrally la
eigestlac yoar rood, Just as nature dees
herself: they brins taw stsxaec back te
normal coodttton.
Btoarf s Dysseaaaa Tablets are said aad
Hciiinmmdsd by all dragstets at BJc aad
I1.M a sax. If yew wwotd una a trial
fr g en win send yea one, (rea. ea
receipt ef year Sanaa) aad eastasaa. Write
te F. A. oroart Csl. 1 xanart and, Jter-
started busloeee put ttie unary In and
I would not be Jealous ea account of the
else of the eorporatloa. I would not per.
mlt any watering of stock, I would see
that M cents ea every dollsr wss put
up sad that money was oa hand to take
care ef It."
Well, you tried a railroad -ornMnatlon
once, didn't your Representative bait
let I asked, referring te the Northern;
Reeurltlee ease, "the government did uot
let you carry It out, and you are still
doing a profitable railroad business?"
"Tea. and not making any complaint,'
Mr. Hill said.
Mr. Heel I asked again If the witness
had faith In competition.
Tuu asked me If I have faith,'' he an
swered. "I feel like the man whose wife
wss dying. Ths minister came and asked
the husband If aha were resigned, lis
replied that she had not. I haven't re
signed faith In competition. I think It
Is not In ths power at man to eliminate
competition. When we are translated ws
may get alone without competition. Un
til then wa must be satisfied to heap our
feet en the earth and go aa fast as our
forebears did."
"Do you think we can trust competi
tion to deal with our complex business
problems T"
"I don't - knew ef any eveigiewn eor
poratloa that baa established Itself In
success permanently. The Standard Oil
company came nearest te It of aay."
Fees- Oplataa at peealetera.
Mr. Hill told the coassalttee that he paid
little attention to epeenlatkat and ' he
thought that men who made specu'attve
prices la Well street nl4 Bet know naieh
about actual conditio na la mines lXtoo
miles away. He predicted. Using Issue
with Commissioner of Corporations Her
bert Knox Smith, that the ores In the
HUI lease, held by the steel corporation
as worth U a too, would be worth 11.90
to 8 royalty a ton. He predicted that be
fore maay years ptg area eouM be mid
down In Brooklyn from China for fir a
toa.
Mr. Hill aroused some Interest when hs
aid that Frederick Weyerheuser. the
lumber magnate, had re fused te pay 171.(0
for the fee te the Wright aad Davis lands,
which be afterward bought as the major
portion ef the land leased to the steal
corporation and containing Iron ore ee
tlmatad at aa0OS,at lens.
"I think Mr. Weyerbauser meds a mls-
;aae, sir, run saio,
Mr. Hill said he thought It was Impor
tant for the eteal corporation te gel con
trol of all the era It eould.
'And we are not wearing any erase te-
oauss they have decided to cancel the
leass oa eur ore lands," Mr. Hill observed
"We were net anxious to maka that
"Ten knew that Judge Oary did not
want to make that leaser1 Mr. it ale v
used.
"Didn't her Mr. Hill asked. "Hs never
told me so I didn't chase after them.
Mr. Oary signed It Some ef the direr-
tore thought the price wea high."
"Wasn't there eae far seeing justness
saan who Instated ea ItT"
iiNe." -v
"Were yew. ever aaVeaa that J. PWr
aent Morgaa assisted that this lease be
eaedar .
1 never was." said Mr. HI1L ,
Sf; St"91'
Jealousy Stirs Man
to Triple Tragedy
IOWA C1TT. Is., Feb. 11 (Special
Telegram.)-Thought tu hare been men
tally on balanced and angered at the wght
of bis eousla In his rooms. Fred Boarts,
a bartender, abet his wife, his cousin Ren
Boarta. Una turned the gua ca himself
lnfllstlng weuada which win probably
prove fatal. Tha cousin died at a Isle
hour this aftsrnsea aad ths wits re net
expected ta ave.
The triple tragedy took aiaee la the
carts roema ever a saloon at HH
south pubwaua street at I e'doek today.
Ne one wltsimid the sheeting, a fustlade
ef abets aad tne eight of Bee) Baaru
running dewa the street, being the first
Ink! lag ef lbs triple crime.
BOTH MENGIYEH PRAISE
Endorsement Given Neither Eoote
relt or La Follette at Lincoln.
La FOLLETTE XA5AGES OH EDGE
latlsaates Very Flalaly la Private
that Me Thinks Roosevelt te irek-laa-
te Reap Where La Fol
ic! le Has Sewa.
La FeUrtte-Reecenlt Ticket.
Delegates st Large J. J. McCarthy
Ponra: B. L. King. Osceola: Ksthsn
Mernam, Omaha, and D. L. Love, Lio-
i coin.
Alternates at Lsrse-Ion VsnDusen.
I Blair; J. A. Itavles, boyd county: O. L.
i Bhuman. Fairbury, and Dan Garber,
I Red Cloud.
felevtors at Large I. A. Reneau.
Broken How. and W. J. Broaicn, Omana.
.National Committeeman R. U. Huwell,
Omahs.
(From a Ma ft Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. Feb. M.-(8peclal Tele
gram.) The 1a Follette-Rooeevelt meet
ing last night, attended by from seventy
tlvo to 109 people, was a thoroughly well
regulated affair. While the meeting was
called for tlie erenlng a few of the faith
ful got together la the afternoon and
kindly took the burden of doing any
thing oft the bands of the men who had
come In from over the state In response
to ths call of riecretary Corrlck.
Chairman McCarthy had a list of ths
committee on resolutions and of the
nominees In his vest pocket before hs
called for order. Tha resolutions were
prepared In the afternoon, hut come who
got a look at them, which means in this
Instance W. L. Housrr, the general
manager of the' La Follette boom, who
came from Wisconsin to look after af
fairs, did not like the wording of the
double barreled endorsement of Ls Fol
letts snd Roosevelt. The committee wss
therefore sent out to put ths soft pedal
on ths Roosevelt parapraph, which It
obediently did.
Governor Aldrteh, perhaps unwittingly.
gavs ths snap sway when In making s
motion to name ths committee and dels
gates he said tha secretary had ths list
The resolutions committee, per schedulue,
was: Charles o. Whedon, Lancaster; A.
T. White, Washington; H. Halderson,
Msdlson; E. K. Correll. Thsyer: 1. D.
Bvsna, Adams; J, N. Fuller. Boyd; J. U
McBrtea, Lancaster.
Whits the committee wss out fixing up
the Roosevelt resolution ths aominstlons
were msde ss above. Ths executive com-
mlttee was empowered to fill sny va
cancies that might occur.
Governor Aldrtth then raised the ques
tion whst the ticket should be labeled
on the ballot. It was said by soma thst
ths secretary of stats had said he would
group the two sets of republican nom-
Inoee, but there was a serious question
whether they eould be named anything
except republican under the primary law.
This suggestion seemed to he the con
sensus of opinion snd It was finally re
solved to leave the matter with lbs exec
utive committee to arrange.
Meeeletleae Adopted.
The resolutions were then read as fol-
lows:
As p"ogreeslve republicans of Nebraska.
la sta-,e oonferenoe assembled, on this,
ths twelfth day of February. Ult the one
hundred ana third anniversary of the
oirtn or Aoranam Lincoln, we deem it
our rlvte duty to adopt the following
declaration ol principles snd to commend
them to the coneioerate luoament of Ne-
oraaxa voters, regardless ot past polit
ical affllliations and sKtsncea.
wa believe with Abraham Uncoln that
there snouid be a patient confidence la
tne ultimate justice ol tne peopie; witn
Lincoln that there is no better or equal
hope la the world than the verdict of the
people: with Lincoln that the ngntful
authority en all vital questions of gov
ernment rests with ths people; with Lin
coln we favor a fair opportunity being
afforded the people to act upon all es
sential questions of government, both la
the aisle end Is the nation, (or ws be
lieve with Lincoln that truth and Jus
tice will surely prevail by the iudsment
of thle great tribunal of the American
people, "therefore, we favor the proposed
initiative ana referenoum amendment to
our state constitution, which will be sub
mitted at tha state-wide primary April
mil for party endorsement.
I'e most earnestly urge Ita endorse
ment at said primary snd us adopuoo
at the general election In November.
we endorse tne wise, ihie ana patriotic
administration of (lovernor Chester il.
Aldrlch, which entitles him to a renom
Ination and a re-wectlon by the people
of Nebraska.
we endorse Congressman ueorse w.
Morris as the Droaresolvc republican can
didate for the United states senate, be-
llevlna that his word in tha national
house ef representatives entitles him to
this great honor and tha people to his
greater st-rvioe.
We endorse Theodore Roosevelt, world
renowned ettlsra. courageous champion
of c.vie righteousness, as one of the mot
fareMelng statesmen of tola age. We en
exree his policy of a square deal to
everybody.
We endorse Robert M. La Follete as one
of the greatest living ststesmen and point
with nrlde ta bla revors of constructive
statesmanship la Wisconsin and la the
natiea. Frior to tne year use, miaoorouu
arsa absolutely in the control ot the
Satem. mainly the railroads. Under the
d caucus se and convention methods.
they had been eble for years to control
the aomiaailoea and elections In Inst
late. It was openly declared and never
controverted, that for twenty-five years
ne aieaeure passed the legislature of
Wisconsin affecting the railroads that
they did not approve. The unrivalled
record ot Robert M. Lefotlete in Wis
consin's constructive and progressive
legieiation ta beet tola by Theodore noose
veit In these words: "The sueceee of
Wisconsin la dealing with the corpora
tions within her borders, se ss both to
do them Justice snd exsct Justice In
return irem voera low bio iiw pupnc km
been signal; and this nation should adopt
progressive policy In substance skin to
the progressive policy not merely formu
lated la theory, but reduced to actual
practlre with auch striking success In
Wisooosht. '
The bust cess having seen disposed cf
speeches were la order and Governor
Aldrlch was called ea. It was said he
Farmer and Wife
Drown in Missouri
OKODtM. B. Sw Feb. U-Charlea
Partem, a ssoswotoub farnsrr aad hie
wife, ere believed te have draws, sd Is
the Missouri rrver. Iarbsai'e tsam he!
feond ta the rtrer today. The Desaauas
bad set besa sssa staos Fahraary a, when
they crusssl tha rtvwr ta sltsad a dance.
Mra. Mmmrr Step Sews.
OVKKTUX. Nab, Feb. a (Wysrtil V
Mra, Heavy sXssS a a tisHiisI at thai
city, died at bar hoes tab) awa-nlna at
11 at o'clock after aa ffn sf arm)
The body win aa takes to
txmxcn is to 14 slits.
Tsar drvggsst win refund money 3
PAZO OINTsLENT rails la care any ease
of itching. Rimd. FiiirHng or Freu-odlng
fuss la to Id days. Ms.
TONE'S OLD
GOLDEIi COFFEE
The coffee oil Mat delignts
tou is developed in the
beny by the roasting;.
Koast it too
much or too
little and the
oil isn't there.
rT aV -Jew
mm
wO'Iis-
Teae't Old
Golden Coffee
M. roasted to the
astant of per.
tectkm. Bm
triors it is thn
world's me
rrowtli careful, milled
PackeJ to keep tha strength.
Just try a powad sn4
bow mock ana
9SOm
I
II
ur7as.x--
ssewatrkesesl
MsesMeae
Dick of tha
hoer H b.
TOtH MOkn Dae) steaaaei, la.
Taare see rwe vtads of i
Teearw sad-atasra.-1
that Hie L'nlted Xlates will be forced ulti
mately to Interfere la that country.
The Boereen Zeltung, In commenting on
the subject, says:
"Better a peaceful Mexico under the
t'nlted Slates than one devastated by
rebels."
Die l'ot declares that it would be
shameful for (lermsny to lesve the
I'nitrd Ktstca to exact punishment for
ths murder of a German and demands
the Immediate dispatch of the eOrman
cruiser Bremen to Mexico to lake action.
According to recent reports Hans An-
gleman. a Oerman subject, wss assassi
nated recently In the state of Vera Cms
by Mexlcaa bandits.
The kev to success In business Is ths
Judicious and persistent use of aewspaper
uig iteturna
is the Bear-nature treatment
for Consnmptiea.
The power it creates,
its purity and whole
someness are Nature'
greatett aid in over
coming disease.
ALL DRUQCirr
M-B
was called on only on condition hs would
not try to stampede the gathering for
Roosevelt. He was cordlslly received
snd his address wss Itbersly applauded.
He told how the republican legislature
of 190J had placed Nebraska in the front
rank of progressive states by the legis
lation in had adopted.
Speeches followed by Ex-Mayor Don U
Love, Ex-Senator fackett of Gage and
Paul Clark of Lincoln.
Walter L. llouser of Wisconsin, the
general manager of Hie Ijt Follette
campaign, was the last sneaker. He told
about what La Follette had done and
asserted the senator wss In ths fight
to stay until ths last roll was called In
the convention, and Incidentally re
minded Nrbraskans how Wisconsin hsd
stood by Ncbrssks and given George L.
Sheldon ten votes for vice president four
years ago. Mr. Housrr In his speech
did not say what he said In prlvste con
versation during the evening.
Realising the tleup which had been
made between the Roosevelt and I.a
Follette forces he passed over Roosevelt
In his speech. In private conversation
ha waa not so particular for he spoke
In decided condemnation not only of
Roosevelt but of whst hs termed the
Influences that were back of the Roose
velt boom. It wss plainly to be seen
from his remarks that he thought the
former president was trying to reap
where the Wisconsin senator had sown.
INTERVENTION STORY DENIED
(Continued from First Page.)
BIGGER LOAYES PREDICTED
Master Bakers of Iowa Expect to
Increase Their Siie.
SUEPLUS OF WHEAT CAUSE
Cewra-e Corner Placed ea Trtel at
Dee Melees for Measlaeahtrr
la Jotting Tare Men te
Death 1st Ato.
(From a StsTf Correspondent.)
DE3 MOINES. Feb. It. (Special Tele
gram.) The convention of master bakers
today 'was lightly attended because of tlie
Inability of some members to get here.
President Mulgrew cf Dubuque read the
annual address and a business mectinz
waa held.
The convention held a banquet this
evening. The sessions were devoted al
most entirely to matters of Interest only
to bakers. It Is planned that i. Schouton
of eKokuk will be the next president.
The bakers predict cheaper flour for the
coming season because of a surplus ot
wheat snd say they will Increase the rise
of the loaves.
t eraer Pet ea Trial.
George Corner was put on trial In dis
trict court todsy for msnslsughter be
cause of ths death of two men last Oc
tober. It Is admitted the killing was ac
cidcntal. Corner was drllvng an auto
mobile rather roughly when It was found
that two men riding In the rear seat had
been so badly jostled that they were
dead.
Primary Klectloa.
rtepulbtcans ot this city and county will
hold a primary election February 2S for
election of delegatea to the republican
county convention March X when dele
gates to state and district conventlons
will be named. Polls will be kept open In
the afternoon and evening for the pri
maries.
Wast Better Hotel Laws.
A complete revision o ft He stats laws
regulating sanitary conditions, construc
tion, fire protection and other features,
will be asked by the Iowa association of
travelers during the next general assem
bly. The association now Is Inaugurating
a campaign to create aa agitation for
better hotels and to secure the passage
o fa law that will provide for beter hotel
regulations.
the grand Jury and ordered held without
bail. His trial will take place next
month.
PROF. R. K. BLISS WILL
SUCCEED PROF. HOLDEu
AM ICS, Is., Feb. II. - Special. l-I'rof. R.
K. Bliss, a graduate ot Iowa mate col
lege In IM6 and an aeststsnt In the ex
tension department of the college, has
been appointed successor to Prof. P, U.
Holden. Prof, llnlden reilgned to give
his entire time to his csndldary for ths
nomination of governor oa the republican
ticket.
IOWA CITY MAN SHOOTS
WIFE, COUSIN AND SELF
IOWA C1TT, la., Feb. it-Fred Boarts
shot his wife snd Lorento Boarts, his
cousin, whom he found together In bis
home and then shot himself, at his home
thle afternoon. Ills wife and Lorenso
both are probably fatally hurt. Fred
Boarts may recover.
lleoaralas Held Wltbeat Mall,
CHEKOKEK, Is., Feb. 11-Ernest P.
Heseenlus. the Cherokee farmer accused
of wife murder, has been bound over to
HowtobeCertainof
CuringConstipation
Prejudice la a hard thing to overcome.
but where health Is st sinks snd the
opinion of thousands of reliahls people
differs from yours, prejudice then be
comes your menace and you ottght to
lav It aside. This Is said in the Interest
of people suffering from chrome consti
pation, ana it is worthy ec their attention.
in the opinion or legions or reliable
American people the moat stubborn con
stipation imaginable can be cured by a
brief use of Dr. Caldwell's Myrup pep
sin. Tou may not have heard of It be
fore, but do not doubt ita merits on that
account, or because It has not been
blatantly advertised, it la sold very suc
eeesfuly oa word of mouth recommenda
tion. Parents era giving It to their child
ren todsy who were given It by their
parents, and It has been truthfully said
that more druggists use It personally in
their families thsn any other laxative.
Letter recently recevied from Mr. Harry
llackenburg. Klliott, Iowa, and Mrs. K.
(lading, Dlx. Neb., are but a few of
thousands showing the esteem In which
Dr. t'aldwel's Syrup Pepsin is held. It
Is mild, gentle, non-griping not violent
like salts or cathartics. It cures gradu
ally and pleasantly so that In time nature
again does Its own work without outside
aid. Constipated people owe It to them
selves to uee this grand bowel specific
Anyone wishing to make a trial of thtf
remedy before buying it in the regula
way of a druggist st fifty cents or one
dollar a large bottle "family slaej can
have a sample bottle sent to the home
free of charge by simply eddnesstng Dr.
W. a Caldwell. M Washington St.. Mon
tlcello. III. Tour name and address on
a postal card will do.
Th&re I Only One
"Bromo Quinine"
That Im
Laxative Bromo Qulnlno
VtCS THK WOMJO OVER TO OtMtT 4 COLD U ONC OAT.
Iowa w 3 art
DEXISOX Th propod tavestication
by conjrreeij of the lrtrducrnnis heid oul
ei to ir value of lands tn the Ever
glades district of Florida develops that
a stronjc attempt w-ts made at Denison
to sell tots in the drained district. The
plan provide, for total parti to visit
the lands before payments mere to be
made. County Treasurer Louie Ever
and Attorney E. If. iSwa.sey of Uow City
were wnt and to the dismay of the land
atyents reported adverely to the whole
proposition and the effort to sell here
collapsed.
Forty-Six Drown
Through Collision
in Japanese Waters
NAGASAKI. Japan. Feb. 11-Forty-six
sailors and passengers were drowned by
the sinking, after a collision today, of
two Japanese steamers, the F.yoha Maru
snd the Mori Mam.
The Ryoba Maru, elriitv-one tn
was built in lies at Slogo, Japan, and
owned by the Yos-hlda Kcltare, while the
Mori Muni, of l.lfls tons net, bunt a.
West Hartlepool, Eng., in 1S0 snd owned
by the Yoshida Seiko.
You will tone up your
system and feel better for
UkirigtinUienKrnbw,gIaMof
SSunyadi
JasiaOS
Vater
NATURAL LAXATIVE
Best Remedy tor
CONSTIPATION
li)SXo)
yfV i'ou'll be dtl I
fjr lighted with the re- I
If salts of Calumet Baking 1
Powder. No disappoints I
II no flat, heavy, soggy biscuit, 1 I
If fake, or pastry. I I
II Just ths lightest, daintiest, most II
11 uniformly raised and most deli-
cioug food you ever ate.
ewahr!NMi a tmm'if
f tjasnas. ISor.
BOTH PHYSICIANS
MADE SAME MISTAXI
Place Hoa-pital In Pueblo. Cola
Case Chror.ic BriKht s Disease, of f:8
teen years' devel'jpraent-
Prognosis tRecorery Impossible an
patient a He. Gden as so advise!
and that he could remain or go home.
On arrival at Center, Cola, could nd
sit up alone in bed. A local phyvleuit
waj called. He. toa said he could nJ
ret over ar.d prescribed for his heart.
It did not look like the patient coull
live a week vhen ft sew agent was ad tie,
to the treatment.
In ten days patient wmv sit tin up: l
twenty could naia outdoor. He made- )
slow but steady recovery- He now weight
If lbs.
These facts were riven us by Ws wif
.Mn. Mary Cadcn of Center, Colo, hi
will cojifirnv then.
Both pbr3sCiare we-e mistaken as t
the poAsibUitif'iv ard the saras mistake il
ot-currtTij everywiiere even In tha hos
pitals of this r'ty. And Lherja nusiakei
are oosiinr r-uman Uvea.
The new agext emplcved as abovs wal
Kulton's Itesal Compound. It does noj
conflict with the physician's prescript
tiops. But it does change tie pruipatni
from despair to hope.
".ver nine it of ten of the desd front
k duer trouble show Bright" Disease
nsu fact that kidney
troubled people ought to know.
.Li...il Drue Ca. lftl
6-r J Do2e: SCtb and Harney: 24th ai
t'ujT'jua and Irovaj Phartnairy is let
rsJ atrent. JVr Uterusrs write John JJ
Fultoa Cao, f4$ Battery 8U. 8aa Ftan
rim,
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Ttie Lui and th t Diim a 1
Tbe girl who 1st
asked to be your
wife must em-;
body all tbe e-
aentials to your.
Ideal of a wife; I
oth e r w i a e you :
would not seek!
her band. Fori
such a young i
woman no ring;
other than that;
which embodies
ail qualities ot
an Ideal diamond
should b pur
chased. As the
bride la so must
the diamond be
the beat. Thiaj
store I ires ai
wide choice of j
diamond engage-1
ment rings that are worthy to
grace the hand ot the best brides
In the land.
Don't Merely Buy Inrret!
, ALBERT EDHOLN '
Jeweler j
Sixteenth and Hararj St.
THE OMAHA BEE
prints clean news and clean advertising.
AXtSKMK.ITf.
BOYD'S
Wed. Eve feb. H. 8:1S P. H.
Creighton University
Glee Club
Asslste ky
am, M. Cawteet, flanlst.
arise tcary stsaahiolt.
veiorafara-aopxaae.
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Hat Today 3:30 Night
Bast Vasts CDs
ME II 8f B0RLESQ9ERS
EXTRA WEDNESDAY '
NIGHT EXTRA
JehB I. Cartu aad Klse arelra
Xowara. xaembers of the Merry
Barlese.3ors Ce-, larite ibe patroaa of
the X rug tbeater to sttenS their wc
llug ea tke etage WeCneeaar alght.
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i a J
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for tbii !aatun on ererr box. S5c.
fax.
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ol Six Generations"
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GENUINE RYE IS
LJRYL
Properly aged with a
mellow, delicate flavor that
you can't beat
4 times distilled makes
it absolutely pure.
Bottled in Bond
Each bottle ia sealed with
Ibe U. S. Government Stamp.
Its
Se is guaranteed by the
S. Government.
Its purity by the Schenley
Distilling Company.
Its quality speaks for itself.
"Wham you bly Rye, buy Schenley. At all dealer.
Schenley Damning Cx. Laceoco) Pa.
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THIS IS THK WAY
MIL, P1PP IXXJKKD
When I told him he wouldn't have
to hare those loose teeth taken
out tor a few years yet. Perhaps
you are In a like predicament
several teeth already gone, the
rest loosened by disease, bridge
work Impractical yet you dread
having them extracted.
Let me show you bow I ran re
store your mouth and feature to
a natural appearance with my
thin skeleton plates.
DR. 1. W. Mrl.KR.tX. IiKXTIST.
Special 1st tn
nvan woix.
403 ltrasKess Hide.
Pheae Beag tea. Oxaaea, las.
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BOYD'S 'ZT FEB. 15
Con. Vast Bssday
XaAJCBAJawDX sVa.VO OPIBA CO.
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THE WARRENS OF VIRGINIA
Xfsxt Week -Boee' ef the kaaMhe."
With Bra Xoug.
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As Alwlvs, West Hhow n Town
hoxetmooh girls "'SS-WbK"
! BiTaaTaoaaiA abd TaoDarmj
K ept. Aramdus six Leopar.l. .
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' will publlrallr inarrr rharlea Kt..r,
and Minnie htoopa of Omaha. I.agtee
Bixse atatlaes Bwrj Week Pay.
ghcasei Boaglaa 4s; lad. A-14M.
Mat. fvery lay 2:1 livery Night 1:15.
ADTAJICZB TATIOBTIUB
Hlanrce V.aleh. Mr. ami Mra. Jerk Mr-
; Greevjf. Harver and IieVara Trio. Lea
; Kraed. Nail, Bob and Trip Trio, miesel
.and Matthews, Lelend s Tranaparent
1 Painter. Ktnetoecope. Orpheun.- Concert
! Orchestra. Mghta lec. Sic sue, ;ic;
; Matinee 10c, best seats zic except Bat
i arear and Sunday.
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J late patient Is eared.
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THE THIRD DEGREE
...AUDITORIUM....
Grand Costume Skate
Wednesday light, Feb. 14
Prlzee for Best Costnmws
Music by GREEN'S Band
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